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RESIGNATION OF"JoHN TYLER =

Our Eastern exchanges continue IoI
discuss the matter Of the resignation OF
John Tyler-the man what's got con
science not so much with reference, TO
the probability Of such an act Of patriot
Ism, as with regard to its fitness and pro-
prety. The following is from the New
York Courier and Enquirer OF Thursday
!ast:--
For the sake orargument, we are vii
ling to admit that Mr.. Tyler is the most
honest man living. But be he SO or not,
The People have arrived a I the conclusion
that his administration Of public affairs,
cannot be otherwise than disastrious. -
This IS self-evident proposition. Even
John Tyler himself, cannot deny this;
and finding himSera President without
a party, and without The necessary influ-
ence 10 carry on the Government, does
not patriotism demand that he should re
sign! II he bethe simple minded, good
man, which the Madisonan and his other
friends assert that he is, then surely, he
should be satisfied with the experiments
already made, and vacate his place in
order TO give the people an opportunity
TO elect the man OF their choice. He is
the first vice President who has ever sue,
ceedod 10 the head Of the Government by
the death Of the President; and IN testing
this part Of our Constitution, It 10 very
clearly proved that it does not work well,
and that it should be so altered as to pro.
vide that in the event Of tho death OF
President new election should be held
that day four or six months, and that the
VICo President SHOULD discharge The du-
ties OF the office ad interim, Should Mr..
Tyler consent to retire he would undoubt
edIy be entitled to, and we doubt not
Congress would very Choerluly appro
pirate any reasonable sum Of money in
consideration of his so doing; and al.
though his resignation under such cir.
cumslances, might at first be ridlculed,
yet his blteresl enemies would be com
PEELED to admit that it would be an evi
dence Of patriotism, and exhibit an inter
est in the welfare of the country, which
in all time to come, would entltle him to
the gratitude olhls counlrymen, An Op'
preparation by Congress Of two hundred
thousand or million of dollars, would be
cheeriulIy approved by the people, but
this is unnecessary. or the seventeen
aud half millions of which our country
is composed, sixteen millions would
choerluIIy contribute sixpence each
& thus a sum equal to the salary ola Pres,
ident of the United States Tor forty gears,
would at once be placed at his disposal,
God graRt that Mr.. Tyler may huve pa.
trlotsm TO retire.
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APPORTlONMENT BILL--PAssED.

APPORTlONMENT BILL--PASsED.
On Friday last, the House of Repre-
sentatives, by vote of 100 to l04 reced
cd from its disagreement to the amend-
ments Of the Senate to the bill TO provide
for the apportlonment of representatives
among the several States according to
the sixth census. The vote of the Ohio
delegation, on the question to reCede, Lo.
coIocos in itaticS,) was us follows:
AYTs-Messrs. Andrwews, Goode,
Mason, Malhiot, Morrow, Ridgeway,
Russell, and StokeIy-S.
NAYS Messrs. Cowen, Dean, Gid
dings, Hastings, Mathe,OS, Medil, Nor
rus, Pendeton, Sweney, aud Weller
10,
ABsENT-Mr. DOan.
The question then occurring, Will the
House concur in the amendment of the
Senate, striking out the number 50,l79,
and inserting 70,6SS? was decided, ayes
ll3--uoes 1903 The delegation from
Ohio voting as above.
The question then being on the second
amendment Of the Senate, assigning to
each State having fraction greater than
one moiety Of the said ratio of 70 688-
and It was decided, ayes ll0-noes lO2
The Ohio delegation voting as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Andrews, Mason, Ma.
thiot, Mathews, Morrow, RIdgeway, and
Sokely-7.
NAYs-Messrs. Cowen, Dean, Gid
tings, G0ode, MediH, Morris, Pendleton,
Russell, S,Oeney, and Weller-lO.
ABsENT-MCssrs. DOdn, aGd Hastings
3.
A notion TO reconsider tho last vote
was made and rejected, and the bill final,
Iy passed, and awaits only the signature
Of the President 10 become law,
As the bill nns now passed the two
Houses Of Congress, and will receive the
signature of tho President, the following
will be the result in each State, under The
rotin,
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AMERICAN PIONEER.

We acknowledge with pleasure hr
receipt ofthe sixth number of this ever
welcome monthly. The Pioneer, it win
not be forgotten, is published by Jdhn
S Williams, Esq al ChiIIicothe, Ohio,
a. Sc, 90 per annum. The contents of
the present number are as follow;
Froniispicce ce-ChilIcothe Court house,
&c, in 1901.
Description Of Scioto Valley.
Description oI Old Barracks, &c.
Correction of an Old Mislake-CoI.
Sbarp's Letter.
Early Incidents Of BuAalo-Hon. e.
Whiulesey's Letter.
Buffalo Harbor-No. |.
Indian ideas Of EIoquence.
Biography Of Rev. John Williams,
concluded.
Simon Kenton'sreal Signature, &c.
Anecdotes of Joe Lagslon.
How to Extinguish Fire.
Origin Of the names Indian s. Yankee.
Chikataubu',
America Chronology.
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TRAPPING AND MINING.

A number Of the prominent Locoioco
politicians seem Of late 10 nave been se'z'
ed with a passion fer trapping and mining
Mr.. Van Buren, is now out on an excur-
sion, setting his sprlngIraps throughout
the Western country, all nicely bailed
with promise of "lhe spoies," 3" and
adronIy concealed. The game, however,
may be seen any where in Ihe trail, rOoti
ing FOR The bait.
While this is going forward, news
reaches Washington, oi the astonishing
richness oil some mines, belonging O.Mr,
CaIhoun-and sraightway he leaves his
seat in Congress, and post Oft on amin
ing expedition. The knowing ones hint
that he will be apt to spring mine that
will spring aHthe traps, so adroltIy set BY
his WHY rival.
We suppose that Mr.. Calhoun retains
some recollection Of the clrcHmbendibuS
of Mr.. Hamilton, of New York, through
South Carolina and George, some twelve
years since-and how Gen. Jackson
shortly after began to ask him questions
about what he thought respecting the
Seminole campaign, while member OF
Mr. Monroe's cablnet--Sr how, when MIR.
c. answered the questions, the old Gen
eral broke forth in broken Latin and Eng.
ish, something after this wise: -"Et tu
Brute!" understanding you, now,
Sir"-and so on.
Now, we do not believe that Mr., Van
Buren will get rich by the fr trade, or
Mr.. c. by the gold mines, this present
season-hough their friends tell mar.
veIIous stories about their success. Rest
assured lha: good honest diggIn, even in
Clay soil. is much belter Tor the com.
mon peope!-OhiO State Jour.
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n.rSnm. MedarY's man Morgan 0

65-Sam. Medary's man Morgan Of
the New Lisbon Patriot, evinces a de-
sire to have our deposition in the Media
~ case published We have no objection
to its publication, and, as the files are
Immediately under Morgan's nose, we
hereby authorize ami empower him to
publish our deposition. word for word
Such pub ication, we trust, will prove
al least as interesting to his readers as
much Of the other matter that he serves
up for gaoir weekly meal. BY the by,
when will Morgan find room for the
particulars Of his seduction case? Or
has he made reParaIion for that sacrifice
Of rirtae2
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MISTAKE IN ClPHERING.

The Cincinnati G zeite Of yesterday
says, speaking Of the apporlionmCnt law
"OIio will have 2l members, and a lrac'
ton o. 35,796, giving Onolher-in all
90 members. Our population is 1919
467; divide this by %, and it gives 60,
0G6 as our true representative number"
We can't count our figures PrOuethe sum
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-01

GrMessfs. Stephens 81 Catherwood,
whose interesting publication concern
ing Central America, contributed SO
much 10 The public qualification, have
returned to New York from a second
visit to Yucalan. Another volume will
be- the result Of their second visit.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-01

With the fractional amendmcnt, which
gives an additional representative for
each State having n fraction greater than
one moiely Of the said ratio. The whOla
number Of members in the next Congress
viii be 223, So ends this vexed ques.
lion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-01

6rThe price Of Wheat at MassiTIon
and The other Canal markets, remains
firm at ST. 90 per ;bushel. Other pro-
duce scarcely worth quoting.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-01

DIED, al Jefferson Barracks, on tho
24th inst. Brigadier Gen. HENRY ATKIE-
SON, of The United States Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

Tor the state oi NewYork at the City OF New-York,
the trerth day Of April N the year thousand eight
hundred AMI iorty-twO
Prr,eat-WlAam T. McCoun. Esquire. Vice Chancellor
o he First Circuit Isaac Gibson, trustee &C. V. Samuel
u Nclle and others
T. appear g by affidavit the satisfaction Of tbs Court
hat Tie defendants, William Morris Richard sommen Gard
fa chai >aDaeon, reside Of this state and in Lon
ION. Ing anacn motion o Charles r. Boiler. solicitor for
flt c0mqs uart, Il : ordered tia; the liam Morris,
Richard >onHBen Gard and Richard >,nderson their
appearance ~ be entered and notice thereof be served
t- coplanant o cit,- within nine months from the date
h, order, aud in of their appearance that they
their % the plansnrs b Ia BE- flied and copy
thereof n be- ,erNed the compliments solicitor Thin
Jays after service Of Of sad bill and in default
roof sdl1 b ~ complaint BE- taken confessed
hy tL,m. And i - further ordered. that within twenty
dsy The .aG panani tn. Orer 10 BIZ published
TIE STATE paper and IN tie NewYoh Tribune. and thai
the sai publ bc uue ~ zach OF tie sad papers
each week for eigk, weeks succession sr
that he copy Of this order Be personally on
the said al am Morris Richard SOmnen lard and Rich.
ART sansr-on at least twenty days before the time aboV
prescribed tor their appearance.
copy HIRAM WALw ORTIZ, Clerk.
CH,sLEs u. BrrtEs, Solicitor for complainant,
sls la~Sw No Hanover street
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"'N1lN" S''hi '' ''' '-, :.
~ ard most ingenious ''h,u''' e(,I '..,,.', =
''ie Mt OF a gambler Al spa y" - a.'.,i.
s. OFT, INN ihi"' ""oD' ''o'u. N''" 49,
''ddenl! became d constant a'''''.''', -.
iasl9,' ms man. dsi'ns N"o'
oninacd' "isN' ai''i h'-"'' ~ mos -, e.
ig manner, o. van enormous UNI " wv ~
san Aer'' ~ We" - inc 'uri"n','''7 ...-t.-l
''re 'iec'ao.e-' a-d aPis.i'u ~. -
nat he was 81" ay' o'lseh 10 '''u'N -,
'ih h'' nose pe'ore ne c""1 a'''' -" wy. i i-
'nch Wa hi' iuc"' ho"e'ef' t''l'
"rhrH VA '1i' ~ VIII. -" ''' 20 ''-
i'p'artnc' ~ pa one o. ut 80.
li1-int'Niid'rd li''i'li' I'M -
ffs' sum ~, ,r''P'' -.L..--;.I,
upper at Dr. 'N'H. OPT, c a.
ii'' 'a'u'' the ITO"
0sss'"- .,,J..r. b. c,;ed .ood
= 49, l'' l, D..
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y Ea hGRAND EXCURSIONS

Sylais<5.EV5T for the Fishing Banks of sandy Ho'k
every Tuesday and FRIDAY during the season lhr arge
and eommoc Gus steamboat SUPERIOR Capt John Gould
gain IN readiness and viii commence her regular rps
for the Friday ploruing May Eth, having the
pier foot Of Chamber 4 nj O'Clock. Hammond past
2. Canal IT. past 8, Per No. X IN O'Clock, Msrart
street Per O'Clock, Csih.rn-s Ferry, Brookyn past
@. AMI Pier No. n. H. past O'Clock, landing al For
Hamilton.
FARy EACH % CgSrs
The boat will be- accompanied nv old fisherman well
acquainted with The Fishing Ground. Bat furnished. An
excellent Band efNrsic engaged to npany The boat
Refreshments OF the frs quality furnished hoard extra
chamber maid V N attend 10 the ladies' and cLsrpn
Capt Gould pledges himself that psns shall spared
T. give satisfaction aud make these Excursions both plea
slnt and agreeable 10 those who will honor him with Their
patronage.
The Public assured that the Superior viii positively
ave on The above days throu houi the season. the
,her permits my5 Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
~ ONDERFUI CURE of the PILES.

We invite the attention of the public 10 Doct' r.
Hnmphrsv'. Vegetable Pie Ointment OF the most Ger
tain -.i.es for Plcs, Fs>art> Wounds, CnihairH, &C
now the public Fros j. y. >ari, Cashier 81 te
eayuga County Bank. D.. r. Uuuphreycs-slr-l conf
upncrd The of ointment for hr Piles lew WEEKS
ac1 and have u,eI ona.y ever ,nfe' although w
DR. circumstances unaVorablc that did not expect mu'h
benefit IN thu first apple alton l immediate reei ron
he sl~ere,. that Usually aep, the disease aud think
an almost 10 not altogether well and 30 most cheer uN 70
co.nnerri 4 10 all similarly all ct,d. Auburn March @
isf J. SrikiN. For sale al 49, Na>,au-sL >ole asra'
cv or Ne~i0 city, and AZ the principa Drug store 10
,ic -.,v "a I'm
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~ FOR SALE-The three story Brick
81. LID ~ AND LOT OF GRnIND No Is

Narket,treet, between Madison and enry-slrsets. TIE
Lot 25 bv 81 feet the House Is by ~ feet with u inch
walls, built by days work under tie supsraenence nj Mr.
George ireland. Tl~Ir FIRE place, m Tie ioU So,
of VII c finished with marble chmn. eceS-
There Is a dry cellar ynds he whole, paved aud divided
70 several spartnens fre.proof ashhou>e under the
kitchen fire place and the whole in complete order. Tie
premises may ~ every day between tie hours Of II
and locioc.. For further part dlars apply To
f2l GHINNElI. MIN1I'RN CO. II SnnIk-.irrei
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" iam II. Franklin, Aucuorrer.
NOR LIZ At AUCTlON.-Wiil iain

H. Franklin will Ill At auoiion on III fspth ~.
n 'sl2 =, l. orlrcA 81 the Merchants, i,eharS"' az -
Iln.r xith the lot. OF Ground th.r-auio belorg
.r,.c on the northwest corner Of tbs Fhh ANtiile ~
~ .-.et The House = cottage bni, neat mi .lus''
H.. ar, ~ fuil LIT, af Ground. each = iert -"
80 ,c 81 srp There good stable IN the rear on us
n se and iIs lue O.. thu rert' hs,e been ct out VIM
- ,,@,t -r,r Of e,ce lent water near The do1r.
r 81. M ,,ui,hle Terms vii te Accommodating 'h'
40, Ln.,un on the day OF SAFE
'o I'm e, IENERiD6E tCUunsel"-s ~ Law;
J-SS, " ~ NJ IL, Chefrs -stfeet, y. }.
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COURT OF CHANCERY. held

" ,r th- state Of Nevyork At the City Of New York,
tie fecnth day OF April in the wear lh0usard ght
hiuirel AMI forfy-tvo, Present.. william r McCoun Wee
C,,ucellar II the first Cru Robert Bayard Trustee, &c.
Alexander Macer. ard others
appearing by affidavit the satisfaction Of hs Court
tar ~ defendant james toeman, reside, oUt 81 u state,
MI hat part OF IN. United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland called Ireland; and further Appearing tha,
fhe di-ndsni, hc.ard rowR.ug, has no hre- place Of
alo.. but s0urning IN some part u Europe; now, on
motion OF Charle> r. Butler, Solicitor for tbs complainant
boo is cause d, Ordered, that the sad jane Coleman
a4 -haf Towing respectively their appearance
entered, and thereof to he served the Com
rl mast, >nc within months from the date OF this
prrr AMI OF their appearance. that they respec-
lively their answer N tho Compliments BIZ Ia BE-
hlri, and COPY thereof 10 be served the Companant
solicitor within forty lays alter Of copy OF sad
Bill; aud ig default TIER NJ .abi Bill may be taken
confessed against them ard each OF them
And i further Ordered. TINT. w.ikn twenty days. the
aid Com plansnt this Order 10 be publ in he
-iae paper and in the New York TrhGn. and ihst tie
said p5hi cation he continued IN each OF the sad papers
least zach week for eight weeks sGccrs.on;
h. a copy OF his Ordcr be personally served
the sad James Coleman aud RCard Towing, at least
twenty DAYS before the tine above prescribed Or their ap
pearsnce. "A copy
HIRAM wALwoRTH Clerk
CHARLES +. BUTLER, Sol. for Comp't,
Ia
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Commission Ware

w house. No. =. Hzrty's Buildings, Froni'str'e',
Kry.tnn 4 C.-The Undersigned respectfully snnoonc'
,lt t.y have entered into Coparinersh pin the Wo,,,e
Cor,,rs.on Bu. ress. m ihs name ~ CARTER BENZ
rFy on N. urers above described. which, hssHg been
cor.fru-f.d forth. purpose. both IRE ani n>i proof
.pac ou, anf well adapted for the sss keeping OF every
q. -srrirton o. Goods
Fnn ne respect liability of the references nnf ~ cha-ac
tor hev trus they have obtained in krcsinn. the sub
.riser. hnr. th-y " 10 DO atc give srch sa;sfsrtosr
,o secure i.htrsl portion oi ne pra!c patronage,
Ha~s-S Dealers 10 Provisions. ami era %, AMI herchsnts
gerera.v will ind advantageous 10 sonsCn 10 the care
~ ne ,4h.crers a. they may RELY every cyertion beng
nIsde 90 cfFec, speedy ale, and returns.
ALFRED CARTER,
THOMAS II. BENTLEY.
Kingston L. C. Dec. II. lsil.
REFERENCES
John Cou.er. Esl Kingston Johs Dougal Esq Norirsl
Vt-farf -col.li fsq 10 Mrs>r. Lasher Stevenson,
WI wilson 20 90 Bath
.--,ns - ws,.rown Ria Flint. E.q Bsl'eN.le
VI 3 Nancy 10 WI lt0rks. E>q, Pctou
VI a. kellogg = IIsrior g liam. Ia. Cobourg
Charles Sul III. F.. Albany Berry. - 10
iTm TruaK -. Rochester Pt.er Perry, FL "u.os
o. ,-r.r-onr lo Iuso-. ESQ. Hamilton
/ r Arn,,0nc A Co. Toronto y Olsot. Custom iIorse
jes sd NV
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u TO LET-The large Room on the
IN FOR SALE.-Barcains Bargains -

80. For sale exchange, ~ tract. OF band.omr Land,
containing lbs acres each, sO of superior anaty,
tered VIII fine streams and covered WITH fine such
white 0sk hickory b--ch walnut, maple and
The sol adapted 10 heat rye, CON- oats cotton tobacco
sweet and rsn POTATOES The above i9H w,l sold at
reduced prices and terus 10 suit, ~ hey VII he e1-
changed or almost any kBG 81 merchandise. For maps,
diagrams and particulars, apply 70
A. J.. SMITH, p J. berry Il
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HIRAM wALwoRTH. Clerk.
COURT OF CHANCERY. held

CHARLES f. BUTLER, Sol. for Comp't,
No. Hanover street ala law2w
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! EW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-

RLISHMEN STATEN ISLAND, oaiceior the
acepon and delivery OF goods y. - tate ~ John =;
New York Dive md fiu> ~ superior manner, Broad
0iis Cashmere. Slh>. Saiins. >k Velvet and Pu,4.
.ibl,ons Canton and Italian Grape, Slk amt Cotton
Ovc. and Hose. Ialc, and Genilr"Icn, Garments, Mo
cen. Danask and Satin Curtains, Linens and toiiOns
Clranse and Re-finisl Ncrnn. TLibcj and Ca.hucre
~hawt,, Piano and Table Covers Carpet, oi al kads
Drugge. Floor Cloths aud Hearth Rugs, ChGn Curtain.
- Orders carefully attended to and promptly executed
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Basion Ring, Aacsonc..~
fiction NOTlCE.--t urnlture

Z TUN NO UT -, J..
\ BTXTON RING vii eel Al an'uon "' 90. =;
n IN o'- ocf Al, The Furniture 80 the luI :" -,
81 iii street. CONSISTING 70 part NJ som ~" -, a,
", r.,r,,s .ytrn, on Dmng Table. mahogany sp."xv
AMI other Chair, RurraI,. marble top AMI -. r.,
,I i,,r, pr an1 Mantel q ,s>rs Per AMI Centre -
10. Carr.f. ans Ocioii,. Re,is'eat,, Bees VI ~
y fi-,, -,9iop,ny RrcArr OIL Paintings tasfaN =,
o. efher ~ ilh q Krchcu R'rEe ana arg "' =. 49,
49,, Krri.r E.,,pr, " ma which ihrs sac " 3 crnine', r
y Brhel i'use To et very ioS 70 g.sn ~ b..
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Purp,. Pump Pumps.
II WAKREN. Manufacturer OF Winner 8

4 l. Patent Pumps or Wells aut Csirru,. 80
10 advantages peculiar 90 these Pump, are CneapnS>'
Durability, Ea-~ ~ Operation ani security a,t I"'l'
rtey s,o lsht ash PoTah- and e"Iy set up OF ~
moved
Tt immense number o ih~m IN use. and the un vera
r.r'.v which thy have obtained whcr- uev are pcst
.uu-.l. are now deemed sufficient reference
- y caution IN regard 10 siniiir kinds o Ilap> U
alton which ave not my label upon them. the pipe
anI wooden paris n Which being made oi uht'eTo0d iil
some of thrp o cucfbc--07d deem proper 10 >ay u4t
tl talseu PIP, manufacture o, selected rom tHr
best o itite tearf tf fire., from sap and ' M b''
.ui vel saturated composition. = warranted
.I every rf>prci superior article ..
NJ erlv agen 10 Nr~-N )rk are Nc>srs- O>BosN
TILL Hardware Dealers Ne. 81 Futon-,rrst opposite
United states Hotel (ounery llors who have constantly
AN l...i 4, f,iil .troly i,b.lN
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Doctor Dardner's Iecturcs.-Thc second
edition Doctor Lirinef- Course OF i"cuT> delivered q
Niblo', pUb Tor sale n lh', oic- Price.
IS cents The subjects embraced in ihc Lectures
Llrctuc4l- The -tialVan.nl-t be Fixed >dr>-Nag
netic Needlc-Lauiutc and misunderstanding. Tan.
nins DDgiar ifgi-Faug Stars F.mplrars
Siar>iisi sketch o Astronomy Dey->cienCc ait
ed L., tf,-cisnhc Di.cnvcIies-@oundN ibraOn f ~.
Retlua-\ oalc Battery-Steam Engines OF Great Britain
snd America.
II Richard Adams 1.0CkC's Celebrated Lecture
MAGNETISM and ASTRONOMY. as reported or The Tfl
une, publish IN net pamphlet and for sale hi, u
fee. Pricc ~ cents or ~ cents per dozen.
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Stale Prison Contracts
AOTICE Is harehy given that Proposals

will be received al The Inspector, Oitte 10 the star
Prison. Mount Pr aSant. the frst "Wednesday OF August
sN At H. O'Clock forenoon for contract commerce
with convc the 1t day Of September ensuing, % be
lcrsased bin ljn for The ~ five yea
Il making - Kind. OF Cha n, Wrought Nails Bel Screws
hoveis and longs >addery Cutlery and other articles OF
Hardware OF which the chic supply for the consumption
. the imported from without ihe tntcs state,
Convenient shop and fuel III be furnished Whn-v
lakes the find the took and fixtures ana BE-
-i~ct 10 the rules and regulations NJ the Prison The pay
eis must be- monthly with credit OF three months
~a'sactory security will be- required. Let the Proposals
'peeiiy the prloe per day for zach man.
DAVID l. SEYMOUR. Agent
STATE Prison, Mount Pleasant May 4, 1872 my6 I'M
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- EXCELLENT opportunity for Build

A eFs, Capitalist. and otirrs and even for Specula-
0rstt private safe several tracts of land, ard especially
beautiful country the PLAIN, little south OF
lDrkyile The latter place embraces 3 c0ntg uOu lots
tie second and Third Avenues. and Eighet and Eighty
rstirsei al under the very highest Of cultivation
On the premises are grea, variety OF iuit trees shrubs
nowers &c. They also have thereon convenient
built HoBsr. two Barn. we'll Of hne water sususr
houses &C.. Railroad onubu, and stare accommodations
great value 10 these premses This property ite
ry surrounded by the r",derces Of Gen Pauld
u- Mesrs Prime. Delaheds, Asior, Jones, Rkers, Law
rencrs. Rhinelapders, Rays, Costrrs, kc.
Also Tor sale lands hrst,ireet. East River.
known Mount vernon. The title undeputed. Psr Of
ihe purf base nsney may remain on mortgage Buildings
plt on OF these would increase the value Of the
whole. Apply iron y 70 PIP. VI 10
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