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PORTIJGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE aramed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
we rcevr be obtained in this See advertise
the last column of fourth page. fe3 lm'is
JOSEPH PECKOvER, Fancy Cabinet Maker, Mathemat
zeal and Nautical Instrument Case Manufacturer 800 Water
street New York.
Clron boxes of superior make, barometer hermom
eter mes idant sextan surveyors snics dentist aud
drawing instrument boxes made md packed in neat style
timepiece clock anf pistol Of all descriptions ds
gueo,ypc apparatus and medicine chests snveyo rods of
length and make All kinds OF fncy work. made of the
best m /. rails and Workmanship, warranted
Repairing svery oscripon executed with
tuality and dispatch, French poll hing and vanishing
Mandatory in O. Tag.abucs Establishment, between Do
yer street and Peck Slip.
- RyryRrvcus.
Me,.n r O. w. Blunt Of Water street and Bur
= ling slip.
MI A. Megarey, 100 Water street
Mr. Demit go Pearl street mis- inc
REEf-i0 bbls Mess Beef. n inspection, for sale by
- MD u. X. COLLINS \ co. Sc South 81.
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BELMONT HALL.
THE SPRINGS. NEW JERSEY

THE citizens invited to turn from the busy
iannts OF hfei to enjoy for the nygorsng and
repaid as BY few weeks spent Belmont HALT This wen
known fashionable offers nducemen the
exquisite taste combining fine pure with unrivaed
tain scenery The invalid urged try healing medicinal
To which yearly added many Belmont Hall
situated n the midst of splendid pak Of acres nearly
2o s above tide waters where nothing Is left uodone which
Cool and baths drliciou. drinks inviting grove.
with their serenadng onrsters dhng osmins
.erss shady walks and splendid ,nTmer h9ass lately eres
fui waters good cooks, choice vand bed rooms
psrors drawing and dining united with music games
and ambng PONIES for the ladies' from the best stables !"
the State and all too opo" terms g6 5fg1Ha i T
ml3 Iwr schooleys Mountain Belmont Hall May 49, 1859
DLEAsANT ExCURsIoN--A sail across the Hudson to
Hoboken. and stroll along Us romantic shores cannot
fail to yield much satisfaction TO the sdmrsIs q the
beauties nature and those who may require, Alter being
pen up winter IN crowded CITY, fresh air and some
relaxation The ern',e Tg%nc ., s, 'Sss iI%, 10 IL
luxant OF early spring; THIS beyond doubt
The most agreeable that can BE- made this
ala I'm
T'HIs DAY ruBLIsHED-THE EDINBURGH RE.
Britain 2 The Glacier Theory D. Committee OF Council on
Edncaiiop; South Aust,.ia s. Moorss Poetcsl Works
locations. j: NJ. MASON. Publisher,
Nm. io2 Broadway, up stars.
" LOFTS le Enquire as above. mia u. &c.
EAD-liso Pigs soft Gana, store g; I'll sy co
GOLDEN SWAN. HOTEL, No, 80 North Third street,
" few doors above Arch lphis-Board 81 per day
This house I'M central location, and has accommodations for
seventy persons. all lms
ID eel and respectable family. Apply No. 2ot Fulton
MI iwis
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Sales at the stock Exchange.
Cotton Trade.

In this market since the receipt of the last news from
Europe there has rmnes and sales have been
to fair extent prices that have been well maintained
In the Southern markets the business has been dull and
prices have generally suffered some reduction At New
Orleans the Ord instant the markets recovering
from the effects of the received from Liverpool the
first April and prices firm at Savannah. There has
been small business done only and prices have declined
The following is table Of the transactions at the diff
erent ports for the week previous to the rate affixed
SrocKs, SALES Prices AND REMARKS AT THE LEADING
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Domestic Import atIOns.

NEw ORLEANs-Brig Heber-5 hhds tobacco Lawrence
Collins Hunter-32 Booman, johnson Co.'S bbls rork
Robinson Wnd-Soo pigs lead Collins co-7oo do 1
Seixas-300 bbs flour 10 bales order.
sAvAssAH1Brg Escel-;o bales cotton Wood.e q Col
lins-ll Rowland son--ll B,rstow PoPeo Perkins
Hopkns-6 Smith Mis-l8 s Bronson- box Thomas <
soi-- do trunk Phillips by Perkins Hopkins hhds
Foot-2 do Talnsni bx VIM Allen-l5 kegs lard Church
Roberts Coz bales deer skins SaNona5 ties rice
Smith-lOg bales O order.
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Passengers Arrived !,

,,BRsIoL Ens.-Bark Cosmo-Anthony Huxtable Rev. X
Macy Nssss Parsow, Lssiter. and Jonesand l3 IN the
sieeIage.
NEuvirAs-Bng Citizcn-Don Mariana lady and child.
SAvArNAn-Bng Excel-A. Lansing, a. j. Phillips, Z. ]
Bowers Robert Gilman, Il. {. Clifford and lady, A Hail. L
Redder-l5 IN the steeraxr
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The Jacquerie for One smiling.

o. ANOTHER EXTRA DOUBLE NEWWORLD
office No 80 Ann street. containing entire Jamess latest
novel, entitled the "Jacquerie" thrilling historical
tale Of the l4h century embracing graphic description
after the battle Of Pocters by far the most interest
ing novel which this popular author has written, and not
pularity.
Single copies l2t cents; to newsmcn and agents
piled at the regular rates Gentlemen wishing to send
copies to their friends in all parts Of the country will
have them neatly put up in wrappers By the decision of
the Postmaster General this Extra charged with
paper postage only.
NIB Copies of Bulwers Zanoni can also be had the
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
n3- AMERICAN MUsEUM.-This establishment
reached in public favor 1t is continually hronged with
Citizens and strangers, and Barnums trouble chiefly
seems to be to know where to put all his visitors He
has enlarged the lecture cut in windows and
ventilated from the top, that all appears to be
mendous. The incomprehensble little Gypsy Girl con-
tnues to astonish all beholders-she remains another
week. Also, Winchell the best Yankee delneator in
America Miss Rosae, the pretty ast Celeste the
admired danseuse, &c. company OF Indian Warriors
be- n
all the other attractions for only IS cents ticket is be-
yond our comprehension.
o. sEA-sICKNEss Is AT LAST CONQUERED
Innumerabe inst ances have knowledge here
Sherman Camphor Lozenges uprooted every vestge of
sea-sckness in a few minutes. They have been long
celebrated curing headache palptation, lowness Of
spirits and dependency In fact not to know of sher
Medcatei Lozenges neglectng the best of
relief that be devised Dr. Shermans office is at LOG
Nassau street Agents. ITO and 273 Broadway; ?27 Hud
son street, II East Broadway, and lSS Bowery.
0f FACTS WORTH KNOWING-A positive stay
for the hair falling out, to restore in bald places
certain cure for all rheumatism and swelled limbs
no exceptions.
certain and positive for piles in all
warranted for all bruises scalds and other
and eyes
beautiful dye for the hair-wil not color the skim
Warranted.
A positive cure for the salt rheum.
certain cure for corns.
Each Of these be had at II Maiden lane, and such
proofs of these facts will convince all who will call
send for them, gratis
The public may assured there is fancy in these
assertions
Hby letter. address Comstock Co., II Maiden lane,
NawY York
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City Despatch Post,


PRIScIPAL OyrcE.-Lcuers deposited before halfpast
hapas H. and half past o'clock, will be sent ont for
delivery ut Q, l, and o'clock.
BRANCH OvrIoEs-Letters deposited before 7, II and
O'clock will be sent out for delivery at g. and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-The Annual
Exhibition is from 10 O'Clock, A. M. until ~
Admission Is cents-Season Tickets so cents Catalogues
ia r. s sw:, Jw HrreHousE Secretary.
- Public generally resident the State Of New ork
Messrs. WEIGH 4 MANN hope and believe they pre-
the lovers Of the noble science. Horsemanhip
splendid Circus Company Of Riders each picked equestrian
and in his own department.
The Grand Tent Saloon spacious, and highly accom-
modatng the housing and decorative appngs nch novel,
and of the very first order.
The Orchestra comprises the best available Native and Fo.
Talent and will enable the lovers of hear tho
finest compositions Of the Great Masters admirably played
Among the performers will be found the Of the
sally celebrated c. j. ROGERS the Star of the Soush, IN all
and his wonderful pupil John Genroy
tray their beautiful and three horse
ballet aided BY the four Misses Wells the talented
interesting children in the Union.
The astounding Italian Cymnastc Seena Of Mr. Rsey and
his infant must elecy all who behold series Of such
wonders
The magnifcen, Poses of the four Hungarian Cousin.
The fashionable and astonishing Equation Of eltSan
company of Ladies, headed by the accomplished Nh Ohm
SMITH, fail to excite sensation surprising de.
ghtiu The greatest livrg Acrobat Mr.. q. Sweet wi dis
play his superb Equibrums and splendid Dances the Tight
The first Comic Singer Of the Day, Mr. Dickinson will
casonay Introduce Of the popular songs--uc
great East Indian Necromatc Feats by Mr., jennings.
Most superalativ Egyptian Pyramdlca Vauing by fhllv
talented oupesnge horse of dash and dare by Mr.
Howard
Twenty performers will represent Grand Historical Csval
cade Pigeants, with the beautiful stud of Horses.
lent and popular specimens Of Negro Song and Dance by
monarch Of Heel and Toe the Incompatible John Smith aided
by light hecled Tommy Coleman, great BANJO Player W.
Chestnut. and the Prince of Pagannnes, r. Hoffman as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

The receipts Of Cotton have been falling of rapidly Of
late until they scarcely exceed those of last year at
this period The exports particularly to Great Britain
largely in of those of last year at the pc
rod The following table Of the receipts exports and
stocks of Cotton in the United States from the
ment Of the cotton year to date =
REcErrrs, srocxs AND ExreRrs CorroS USr
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Married,
Died.

On the evening Of the 18th instant by the Rev. Lott
Jones Mr. ALEXANDER f. SPARKS to Miss IsABELL. Nun.
RAY, all Of this city.
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NIBLO'S.
DIR. LARDNERs LECTURES.


DR. LARDNER's LECTURES.
ROTH jill Ey SfSsiS
Gu each s1a FS T s
None Of tn. ec %s o s last course ,hsm 5. tho
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 10th
THE STEIN. tna ENGINE.
of % ss Of AM Of hi
the Steam Engine used in the and manufactures
This g b n BY the sGPf collection
Steam Engine a,eG thu arts 81 and
the cylinder air condenser and other pumshe several
IA p'd,c, !cop, Model the same Invented
oy W. Eanrr ,pT lu1e n al The internal
TS. model vii be Iert IN BY s &. 40 %o"s
of r M,fsy of % U%s t.
MODELS by cSs Gopsand i E
No Of hs gn'sd State, !; nm
sass 1d. III f. c,s
Model Of .6e Sub Propeller intended to be ap-
ETA. .s.;ss !! Af United s;:
S s 81 Ss
o q sf on s he sss% En-
GA Da.ciic sectional Model Of British Locomotive En-
English Rail under the dilsc,on Of NJ
PART H.
L.qYOTSIER.
State Of Chemical Science before 770Theor Of Shlpe.
cuar genius Of Pnestey and
his anecdotes Of hnhs method Of nyesnsa
ton-hs great discovery Of Oxygentheory of Combustion
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Of acid>
Sahan chemistry oy~rthrown-ast labo Of Lavoisierhs
death
With Experimental and Chemical Illustrations.
THE FIXED ST.4RS.
Their analogy the
Sun-Double Stars--Temporary Stas-Penodic Stars.
To be illustrated by
A q
Showing the Planets and Satellites; the remarkable Comets
from drawings made by several eminent Astronomer; thu
Double and Binary and Coored Stars, taken from the
observations and catalogues Of Sir William and
John Herchcl and Sir J1mes South
THE STELLA CLUSTERS
And PRINCIPAL Nebuln taken from Telescope Drawings By
HerscheI, South Mcssicr and other observers This
extensive Of the Hefyen through
POWERFUL REFLECTING TELESCOPE,
Of about Three Thousand Square
The ri mament will be- presented would be
placed the Equator of the Earth looking ards
the East the limited about forty degrees each side OF
the Celestial Equator. The objects will be shown rising
ceyely until The whole circumference Of the Heavens sha
have been exhibited.
None Of the Lectures Of the FIRST will be repeated dur
ing the present week
Abundance 80 Subscription Tickets rouI Lectures
not transferable, ST.
Doors open att To commence at O'Clock. mis-
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MARITIME HERALD.
Depart ure OF the Atlantic Steamers.
To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall esteem favor captains OF vessels arriving
here will give Commodore r. 8. Martin, Of fleet,
report of the shipping left the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list of her cargo and
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Martin will
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecipocate
he favor in any way.
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Immediately after the receipt of the late from Eu
pc degree ofbuoyancy sprung up in the market con
slucnt upon the removal Of Lars that had been enter
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
NEW YORK MUSEUM

Late PealsS,)
No 252 Broad,oay opposite the City Hail.
~ YANKEE HILL.
Sixth appearance OF Mr.. Austin Phillips.
Mrs. Hardwick will sing a number Of favorte songs.
Lecture Room performances Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, at 0 O'Clock.
Tickets IS cents,,perfomanee half p~st
eight O'Clock precisely. mia
SOIREE MUSICALE, WITH REGULATIONS FROM
- THE POEIS.-Madame OTTO Madame SPOHR
ZAHN, Mrs. SEYMOUR and Mr.. NORTON, have the no.
that they will give their Soiree We'd
nesday Evening May 10. 1892, AZ the Apollo Saloon
Mr. King will preside at the Piano Forte.
For Programme, small bills.
Admission Sl-Doors open at 7-commence st8.
Tickets and Programmes be- had the principal
and hotels and the door the evening performance.
mis- tier
VAUXllALL GARDEN SALOON.-The public aIs re
specully informed that the above named place Of
having undergone thorough repair having been re6uea
m beautiful manner painted and thoroughly ventilated
the city viii be found so cool and comfortable during the sum
enngs will open for performances in few days.
scriber, post paid, Vauxhall Garden
ME A. w. JACKSON
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=, FRENSH IMP2RTED dAITERs Of I.,,b &C.


60 Tors OF Fashion, French boots and pttent ieshe'
shoes shoes gaite walking shoes and puml~ for n ~
boys and children Menu and boy CHEAP boot om e ~
a. s. per pair Mems shoes IL 10 os ard S> ",
pair Boys shoes IS cents and 81 ard Warranted goo.
Ladies' misses childens gstcr boots buckskln watkins
shoes and Slipper. Of ali coos and latest fashion es
buskn. aud slpS IS ST. good slipper Tome ava
the above articles al " Canal street
corner of Broadway and Canal ST. northwest eornf OF
Hudson street, a Walkers. mlJ inc
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ROOMS

TWO single gentlemen can have paor and bed room adj
Joining. sndsomcy furnished for the small of three
dollars per Weekday $40 each ina private family whsrs
there are no bosrder aud the cent loo on IN the
city rs Climbers street second house Of Broadway ais
lsrye room second floor. furnished for 81 week
mi5 2tissc
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Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
lSfores Nos. % finn aud lis Fulton sfreef.)

Al io1e O'clock in the sale room.
Large sale of elegant clothing suitable for the Also
entire invoice Of London cloths yestngs, dry
goods hosiery Shirts collars bosoms &c Sc Also fancy aud
pledged articles, Je welry, &c.
T. IL LUDLOW, Auenoneer.
A ssiGNEES SALE-yanable Real Es,ate at Port Rich
"A mond Staten klmd.-E. II. LUDLOW will sell al
NON on Tbqy.dsy the lgh Of May next u O'clock the
fronting BIoadtyay as Nos a. o. and2'. Also, two los
Rh street a; Nos and & Also two lot. fronting
way as Nos 3 g. 80 and Co. Also ou, lots fronting Hebr
on Br91 a as Mo-; g. g. 81 60 H. - 7,and n Also
The above lots located in beautiful situation being right
IN front OF the bay, and about five walk from
nr and well situated for cottages The situation
ed There two or three steamboats, running and from the
Is also four denominations OF churches the neighborhood
respectable school houses seminaries, &c.
An opportunity like this is seldom offered to the public The
sale will be positive.
For further information apply Chas Cartilage, 1903 Water
street, to K. II. Ludlow No. II Broad st, where map :.
the property can be seen. m6 eva
NOTICE TO FURNTfU RE BUYERs.-WAsHING
~ TON MEEKS, No. sl5 Broadway, next the Hospital
would draw the attention of the public that he will sell en
did Cabinet Furniture 10 cent less than the quality
Of work selling at the snctionsconsistine of Draws
Couehes Sofas covered in different coored pushes satins
and hair cloth. OF the latest Spring patterns. die GIN
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nnuseInents.


CHATHAM THEATRE.
First Night of Mr. FORREST who engaged for SIX nights
TOMORROW EVENING is May 18th. performance. will
.OTHELLo""
Othelo, Mr. Forrest lagO Mr. j. r. Scout
pesoemona Miss Mestaysr
EmehA ~ Mrs Blake
TO conclude with
MICHAEL ERIE,
Michael Erie Kirby Philip D'Anille Hall
Mary, Miss Mestayer
Dress crc rs cenrs-Bores 3o-Pir 25-Pnvaie Boxes. g.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
TOMORROW EVENING, May 6-The performances
,., LovE N;,s q T KI;. fSoELs hom..,,.
After which the oriSi S1 E'"v'san1i called
w Mn. Move sobSis, %" Mrs. Mrs Watts.
THE WHITE IF a6 5faslpt 81 III! The PEPPERS
beo" win in future snd the Curtain viii rs:
Dress Circle 80 cen,s-Upper Boxes IS cents-Pi,. -rn
- AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CqPhfTERR. R RE IBsRoADWAY AND ANN STREET
@ GifspY GIL f'I's can S% eon,
From O'clock A. NJ to r. Nj She can b. ppiSs,ey consult
ed as az oracle or icetelisr Of future ent free charge
ing vocalist from New Orleans also La Petite Celeste the
BEAUTIFUL dancer Experiments in Animal Magnetism on
's A'f 81 bSiH HtbNo win LADY,
FANCY GLASS BLOWING; rand CosmOrama and 500.
A company Of Indian Warriors and squaws
splendid day performance takes place Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons.
Five hundred tame black and fox s1ure from Ohio
be seen here, skipping about lively
native forests They beautiful and for sale sinsly
AdmIanc. the whole half or;c,
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rEoP ass. LNE FOB Sa Ah Ibs dy
-HS@-Pi Pier between Cour,land and Liberty streets,
The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt A. P. ST. john leave.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday O'Clock
The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. l.. w. Brainard.
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons o'clock
The steamboat NORTH AMERICA Captain NJ. II. Trues-
dell leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
five O'Clock, for Albany and intermediate places.
The above boats and SUBSTANTIAL furnished with
elegant rooms and ia all
the Hudson River steamers.
the office ON the wharf. milo
Cor ~ FOR ALBANY & TROY, and inierme.
Sx@4xT1s diate places.-Ihe splendid low pressure
-S32~X- steamboat SWALLOW, Capt A NPLean,
wlwave the foot Of Coutlandt street, Monday May 10TH
at ) O'clock
The DE WITT, CLINTON Capt S. R. Roe, on Tues
day afternoon, at o'clock.
The above substantial boats fitted up with elegant State
Rooms and Cor accommodations unvalled the Hudson.
mis-
EXCURSION TO HARLAEM.
sSSSa lli ON SUNDAY NEXT 18th nstant-Fare
27Issje l2>a cents The steam boat Jacob Bell Capt:
EtEg Richard Yates will leave the pier foot Of
Gouveneur street. o'clock Pike street. quarter past
q Roosevelt halpas q Delaney street o'clock
Returning will leave Haraem at half.past five.
The above trip will afford to the citizens of New York fine
view of the East River Hurlgae and the various public build
Blackwels Island, the Long Island Farms, &c.
Ing at the time a cheap and pleasant excursion.
mis- 2t*c
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM
MERCIAI LINE OF PACKETS.
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'since the date of these Instructions the number Of
outstanding Indians according to has been much
reduced.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-13
PRICE OF WOOL.

Tho Vcrg=unes Vermouier intlmatrs that
the Peoples Press has assured the farmers,
that under the present tariff they could sell
their woui nj forty cci.is. We have never
given our farming friends any encourage.
ment that they would obtain forty cents for
The present clip. We do still, however, en-.
terrain the bclirflhat should confidence be
created that the present tariff would remain
permanent, as soon rs tie enormous sur
plus on liand should be worked up, the WOO.
of tins cuun:ry would command that price.
AID should the currency again be freed from
embarrassment, and be rendered Uniform. /;
would make Il handsome ad,nn beyond
that point. In that CASE, the millions on
millions which now 90 into the pockets of
brokers, would be left in the bands Of The
manuiaciurers.e enable them 10 extend their
operations. and afford better price 10 tho
wool grower. Aproectivc tariff is The firsi
step towards the enhancement of the price !;
but Of the next importance is The restoration
of The currency with reasonable conf lence
that both will be sustained by tho policy Of
the country.
We could wish the protection on wool,
al housh good, could be Deltered but rs a
whole for al the varied industrial interests
of lhe country We regard The present tariff
as highly propi,ious, and coulI it be fairly
tested would eventually restore the prosper
iiy Of the country. and even make our cur
rcncy toleraLlc wiihou: the intervention of
Congress.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-13
MAS SACHUSETTS ELECTION.

As seemed probable last week the wings
were likely 10 be ahead in the House OF
Representatives having gained realty in The
second elections, blu, unfortunately not e
pough 10 coun,erbaiance The loco majority
ia the Senate. The Boston Atlas sums up
the results as follows:
Senators elect, Locos Is, Wings 10
REPRESENTATIVES, Locos TIA. Democratic
" h,gs l7s. The Boston Post Coco, agrees
with this rs TO the Senate. but gives tho
wings IT.. and the loros l75 in the House.
40 new elections Of Representatives can be
had. Perfect accuracy cannot be attained
until the assembling of the legislature. when
Morton may again become the one majority
Governor. Tho vacancies in the Senate
arc TO be filed BY the joint ballot ofthe tw"
Houses. The Governor is chosen as fol-
lows. Oui of the four highest candidates.
ifso many are vuted for by the People, the
House OF Representatives selects Two, and
sends the result 20 the Senaie,an from these
two the Senate choose Governor.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-13
Medical Notice.

The Addison Co. Medical SociSiy will
hold their semi-annual meeting a. the Ad-
olson Co. Temperance Hsuse, in Middle
bury, IN Thursday the 18Th inst. at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. a general attendance Of the
members and regular practitioners OF med
iciGc is solicircd.
or Subiec, of consideration Blood Let
ting. aoo,
Addison, Dec. l. 1912
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-13
AERIAL MACHINE.

As incredible as it may seem, the Boston
Bulletin announces the fact. that a CON-
pany has been formed in London who are
constructing au aerial steam carriage which
has already been patented.intended to con.
vey passengers goods and dispatches thro'
the air, performing the journey from Lon
don to India in four days. 1t is to be nav
igated unlike the balloon, and to which even
the winds are TO be made subservient. In
this age of discovery and improvement
several things have been announced
with almost as much establishment to the
public as this. which have afterwards boen