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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

CorSspoucsbcs OF Tie Ino1ne.
wAsBiSeTOs, FEB. ~, 1913.
/ sen, you by Telegraph, tonight, the fact that
one Of the Senators received a letter TO day from
New Orleans. stating that Psymaster VAS BUKts
was In Vera Cruz and expected hourly in New-or-
leans. with the materials for Treaty u Peace -
/ understand that Mr. BucHASAS, when he was
shown the letter said that Major Van BrsES was
expected by the Department with dispatches every
arrival Yours. RlcHELttU.
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NEw-YORK LEGISLATURES.
EVENING REPORT

SENArE.--.ALBANr. Feb. lS-1 z. NJ.
The bill making appropriations for the State
Prison ut Sing Sing was debated. but the question
on its inai passage was cut OF by the Senate gons
into Executive Session, after which that body
adjourned
ASSEMBLY
TIE Committee of The Whole took up the bill
o. make Cities snd VILLAGES responsible for dam
ages occasioned by riots The question being oa
Mr. Co.'s smendme no TO make the bill prospective
n It's operation "a hich he now withdrew. but u was
renewed by Mr. PAWS, az he did not wish the bill
60 be- embarrassed with tho question connected
with the destruction oil the buildings Of Queens
County
Mr. w. : SMITH cortended that his constituents
had not been fairly dealt with H. protested
against the enormity OF the claim OF Mr.. NlLEs,
and the attempt % throw the burden on the Town
OF Newtown No question Adjourned
fnc Governor has signed the General Manufac
turfuU hill
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~ Advertisements for tn, Tribune Of Monday ought
b. sent In before 10 o'clock Saturday evening a. tho
Publication Office Of this paper ia not open on sundays
ssb.erb.rs in the City who do not receive this paper
an ..rlv hour are requested to leave word at the Oce
a. our arrangements such enable al the carriers to
1T throush their routes before O'clock Carriers fall
ins to accomplish this will be required TO give their
routes
Parsons wishing Tx> Tribune len al their dwellings or
places OF business regularly every morning viii please
.sv. their sddrost the Publishing Oace. or send note
throush the Post Once Terms. "a cents week, psys-
A. IN thu Carrier
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his bour expired; aud 50 his declaration that the
Loco Foco party brought on the war. STANDS on
record on the vote b substitute treasury
Notes there was bat one majority against 1.-THE
s .ea ker voting with 'he Wniss IN ,nmrnliter ~
tba Whole Mr. r ISGERsoLL and L. G. LEWIS.
rom Philade phia both voted with the Loco Focos
hat il was defeated The " higs stood well To-
gether and the Loan biz Is passed Let the Loco
Focos complain thst the Wings refuse 10 create
an IRRESPONSIBLE National Bank. while their sub
Treasury humbug stands unrepesled W hy should
they wish rs o. let their humbug STAND ana give
them permission TO violate u see no reason Tor
TN. TIE Senate Kill probably amend 70 by making
il hill for the issue OF Treasury Note shDplasters
hope the House viii stand hrm TINS was
eood dsv's work and shows the Wings united
body.
lis not in nv province usually to invade the so
ca circle. bat trust may be permitted to say
without improperly. that one Of the most agreea'
bic parties given IN the District as given o.
Mir SEAToS 1.-THE National IHfahgtHcer. this even
ing. The ststesman.hip and talent OF the country
were present From among the persons present
could be formed one OF the most brilliant Administra
tons ever known 70 the country. Mr.. CLAY Mr.
ADAMS NJ. CoRwIN Judge McLEAN. and other
distinguished men were among the guests
The Importance Of the proceedings m the House
today where great results. as you have seen
above depended on one vote, prevented some
members who intended 20 be present tonight az
your CLAW meeting from leaving their posts. They
were with YOU 10 spirit and feeling.
When the villages Of Syracuse and Salins were
united in 4 city the Saiua Post Ohce vas discon'
tuued The Ssiina people sent on JAMES LYNCH
ESQ en- influential citizen of that town 70 hsve the
Post Ofce continued He returns this evening
with the pspers restoring the office % the ssiina
end OF the City. hicHELIhV'
SHIP FEVER AT New ORLEANs.-The Nec- Or
q A. N -frr NJ ffa .'1fr
ver in that city states that there nearly lo0 pa
dents DC the Charity Hospital although that establishment
ID only calculated for the comfortable ard proper accom-
notation n about $50 Farther admissions SIRE mposs-
bic except az death creates vacancies The Buiaa says
- as.,iors cannot b. obtained Il Is very evident
the disease must spread thror bout The city unless some
rr.,pt ans efficient rnelscrts adopted % afford sit
tonsl and excessive accom- cations A. well - 10 pre-
vst farther supply OF these fever patients frcm being
/ faneet al the city,
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

~ let,er 70 member Of Congress dated
Jalaps. Mexico. Jan D. says that the move against
San Lai. has been postponed, and that the TAX Is
Of peace.
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JAMES PHMFN, Fourteenth St. Ullon :
t. lie Editor q IN Tr5aae .


My name was used without authority ~ vice
chairman Of tire Tayior meeting ~ Mm:,ry Han. Ny
candidate IS HENRY CLAY. and the determination 20 SUE
tain hm ony Be- aered by the dec sion ri the Ma
uouai Convention. j. VAN pELT. E.gh.h wsrl
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Dfpnfy PosfuGgsrs -S1NL. hfpA1, Couul' u', ONO :
LUXE BALDwIS. Ogdars5uTsa, I A.; ISAAC O.. achiN-
Icy. Harrisburg Pa; lHNtAs ALLEN, Jf. flNsle'i'
wtss. PowrNC GREEN S.c0. Maine. RoBEET u. JCHN
son Galveston. Texas JAc3B WALKER Lafayette. Ia;
RoLLA DooLIrrLE. Madison, Ia, THOMAS EAroS Bath,
Maine: JANIS GLASS, Columbia, c. LEtt d.
COOLEY E.n-a \. JOsEPa flcELfS LaSirg tou, Ky (;
JAMES NJ Boucs Schenectady, y. i . JOSEPH JCsrlcE,
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

The following are the Delegates appointed to the
National Convention by the Barnbamers State
Convention recently held at Utica
STATE
ChurchmC Cam1reong, ane- d.e, Andrew II Nnckle
jared Wilson, DO. Albert Lester
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The bunker State Convention. it viii be remem-
bered, ordered their Delegates TO the National
Convention 20 be elected by Congressional Dis
tricts The following have already been chosen
4th DIST. Edmund s briggs
l7th Dist. Hon y : Benton Of HeTkimor
32d Dist. Henry X Smith OF Buffalo.
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CITY ITEMS.
WILLIAM WALLAossDEuss roRA Mo,rv,

WILLIAM WALLAcEs DISCS FORA Mosusr,,
TO wAsHseroS.--C G. Graham Co. are havluz 40.
pared a splendid paror engraving Of this grand orxin,
Design II will bsremernbered that the mi ain deaf, VA
gt GLOBE suppored by pyram'dsl steps. rea.,.s ,,s
pnars which planted colossal statue Of the Pan,
Of his country.
~ The GOLDEN RULE for this week hu m
lmportan, article from Grand Representative D~IsrsI,
the Controversy now existing among the 0at Fsac.,
ia this State.
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New-York Town Elections.
A Card from NIr. PLalen.

sPoiFord and Fabius to hear from Syracuse has
FIVE yet to choose sa.ins one
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GF~ FLOREs.-We learn from the Jamaica Dis
rg hat Gen Flores has been received n Venezuela With
he honor due 20 hs rank and 70 his distinguished SER
vice Nothing. that paper says could exceed the enhu-
as ard the sgendor with which ais arr val was greeted
The respectable nha1i ants llstenct % pay their re-
.'ecs % him. ard he wss eed by TIE authorities OF Nene
,,ela AZ p|crtld bauque,s q. U Pcayule.
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ONsiN.L SABLE BRorHEss This talented blnt 81
Ethiopian performers wish TO their young lends The
afternoon a. O'Clock At Convention Hall To- Wooster.
q, between Houston and Bisecksr where they tecd y
s,ye a Splendid JarsHi's Eafsr'amm'nf consisting Of
Songs Burlesques ard Dances The price o. adu'ssiou
for children Is only one shlhns The music Of The
Broharsr istruly deli ghtfu ard their ekes and mer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

ArrENPr At SuiciDE-A man who gave bic
name Thomss Cleveland. apparently lbcrng undsr
irsng,i state Of mind yesterday morning. Jumped ln,s
the river ne,r the Msinsi Perry. with the intention
5rownisg himscff Two sailors having Observed Ia
movements. sDrsrg ager him ana rescued him from The
water and conducted hlu 70 The Police Oncs. he "a,
transferred t. the County jail
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AccIDysr oS THE RALRo,D.--As one Of the
Lons Island trains was ca rs way down. scar Farming.
dale about O'Clock yesterday mornnS he contuc,or
dis-overed upon tho track the head q man, ana the
boiy horribly mangied, ing on the see Of The ros5 It
subsequently ssceranei 20 b that Of Thoua. Nelly
a coored man, resiing In the ncghborhoos How o.
when he came 70 hi. seaih could mol, BE- learned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

PHEESolocy-Mrs. WELLS will iorun new Phreuoef.
zeal Glass Monday evening" next For pafteulsr.
A. the Phreuoogiczl Cabinet. l3l Nsssaust
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re- Ladies are cautioned aEainst u.ing common pro
pared chalk They are not aware how fnshtfully ibjg
rOgs u . 20 the ssin, how rough, how ,aow yel0 s1d
unhealthy he skin sppe8rs after usiug prepared chsk
Beside, u isinuOus containing srgs quantity Of esd
Ladies who use JoNEss Lily White have AWAY. 6us
white, transparent ssin OF Ibis Trial will sa.sy ssy
Sold only a. - Chafhsm-st III Aeoa
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70 This Is the usual Gala Day a the Ansr.csn Muse
u beng the dsy thai children nf school ard afs
on tp,oe O. enjoy their tto1 srd
meat Ard where else can hey 60 than th- Musegn
whore they not only Nlucss variety oi chsie enter
t,fuuients tu. also sc THAI splendid snd life Ike Na
Satgary which has been attracting 50 much atteton r.
side the eu. Museum Ut llroses both ot Nsfsre atd
AMI Perform taks place both s-rroln aid evensf
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~ A. the grateful rain tom Heaven makes NJ pas.
ed earth fruitful does this article act on barren -
scalgs IL causes, ~ actually forces the hnf
and grOp any part Of the hsaf or face whefe -.
iaiended hair gov. II the hair falls oui Josts ~.
Hair Restorative stops a. and makes Il soft essp
nne and be.utifui and u costs bot rhiiBts ~
bottle Sold Ia New.York az % Chathsm-si III "s's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

~ CoSsrIPATos, (co.dyeEess,l Of Whatever sasa'
Tag per'siency permanently cared, without tho sid Of
incidence Injections. or bsthsby WAsTOS's ErsiehA'
vegetable fsraa-s ight paa able and nutritious food
simple, agreeable, sne infaabe remsdy Tor those
dIiressng disorders, dyspspsia, constipation, add he
plea As de.etlc Dr layalds aud ~ a daily food form
fsnts and drea preserving them om al dersugensrs
Of the snd bowels, l will BE- found on ui.
equal he hi hest expectations.
For sale only BY A. o. = .. SANDS, Dmgs..is, 100
Falon-,t corner Of william, AID Henry johnson, Isl
Bgosdwsy, cOrn'r Of Chanaers New York
~ CAspped and eracked tender aesb RIM worm.
ss rheum lcuryy sry-ipe BARRIERS itch are often
cured BY JosLss lrsan Chemical Soap when every And
Of remedy ts failed. That 10 pimpss fec.s. ana
clesrs the ssn al know. sold only a. 81 Che,ham-s
l9l 2lrod
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IT, II you want tiptop pair Of Boots for 81 80 @s
75 20 70 JoNgs Anu-,t. lie also has some very nice
Boot, az = 50 and : aud as for bis French Ps.ea
Leather Congres Boots Tor parties al - -. they csuaS
be beat Also the best asrormentof French Water Prod
and Cork Sole Boots 20 be found there Of any place "a,
CITY. annal-y low lnr cash.
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Businsss Notircs.

DRf,s Doors Gentlemen Of taste adyi,ed 70 ca
a.WArkiNss fashionable estab ishmsut ne Fulton g. al
get pair Of PHI. elegant Boots lie viii sell i0r si'asA
articles cannot be procured st suy other place or s
-
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% cold, dry win1-such usually prevails Ia February
and Harchs tle imitation ard foughnss 10 prOdscss %
the human cutioe resulting 10 chaps cracks chsfes red
ness ard eruptors For person. thus i csd DR. FfLn
GoCgAUDs aii.a Asd e4ffd Soap 10 highest degree
ssfyicesae, soeroly ssys The smsrtins Of al m
lated skin and removes the psinful indepefdent
of this great essential 70 comfort lts chemical CON
lions such tat the h4rsest md darkest COW
Gle rendered soft smooth ~hie and delicate BY ne ns
These important considerations for every lsdy WY
values beautiful and transparent ska. OolRsNV 70
dss Su5tes possess the .xra1rdnafy property d nme
dl.tey ,rtifpating superlaogs hair -,
~ bear mind that these aud other gllus9ie t'.,s
preparation. 81 d. GouEAuO only be obtain -
uHs At his depot - Wakefs hrst store west oi his'
way III @''0"
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RROOKLYN AFTAIRs.

- Prof WINES commences bis course Of Lee.
ture. on the Civil Poliy Of Moses. IN the Female Aeseu,
Jsrolomans, this evening Ths introductory Lecture "a
Tuesday evening las, delivered very large sud-
eace In the church Of Rev Mr. Js.obus Il YVES sens.
70 with deep Interest The most q he Clergy Of The city
present and have commended these valuable Lee.
lures % the people of th.ir charge
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-19
DEATH s.

In this town, Oct. l6, Miss Sarah l.. Iilley,
in the 32d year Of her age, daughter Of the late
Dea. George Tilley.
Funeral Thursday 10Th, from her mothers
residence in Touro street, o'clock, at the
house. Friends and relations are invited to
attend.
In this town, Oct IL, Alice, wife Of Mr.
John Gladdng, aged about 20.
In this town, Oct. IL, a child Of MIR. Henry
Barker, aged about , months.
In this town, Oct. II, Mr.. John Moore.
In this town Get. 4, Samuel Bridge,
Of Dorchester, Ms, aged 90 years.
IN this town, Oct. l3, Ralph, only child oi
VIM. and Mary Eclaston, aged months.
Sleep on dear babe and take thy rest,
For such as thee our Saviour blest.
In Mlddletown, Oct. Ii, MIR. Jacob Sher-
man.
In Little Compton, Sd inst, Susanna vii.
Dor, widow of George Wllbor, aged about 0o
years.
In Warren, lst inst, Lydia Thurston,
daughter of Mr. William :. Hunter, aged
years, months and 1 days
ln Bristol, Oct. lth, Mira. Sarah Ann, wife
Of Mr. Henry Coggeshall, IN the 26th year Of
her age.
In Tiverton, Sept, 9s, the wife Of Mr.. Coo.
llowland.
In North Kingston, October y, Mrs Sarah
Ailsworth, wife OF Mr. Samuel Alsworth, IN
the Soth year Of her age
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-19
DYSPEPSIA and INplGEsrIoN ~,

DYSPEPSIA and INDIGESTION.
disease has the strongest claims upon the al
lenlion and sympathy OF the pbyscian and
philanihropisl. The habiual Dyspeptic is
IruIy mist rable. Ills sallow aud anxious coun.
.enance, his aversion 10 social eniuynepts. his
irritable and sullen silence, and the occasional
and veIwheming despondency OF mind. show
him TO be the prey Of deep and harraSsiDg Snc
ferings, of which none but those who have ex-
perienced them can form an adequate idea. For
Dyspepsia there is no hope 1t is dark. dis.
aud cherries in lis progress. II
will neither kill the patient nor depart from
him. Ills mouth is parcbed and feverisb his
head confused, aud his whole body languid
and uncomfortable His sleep at night is ft-
ful and unrefreShing by strange
fantasies and uneasy dreams,-whiie long be.
lore morning, he begins to turn from side to
side on his comfortless pillow. Though rest.
less. he feels no disposition TO rise, but when al
length he musters sufficient resolution, he feels
such faintness aud lasslude, that all motion
and business is burden to him.
Let the sufferer Use according 10 the direc.
tons. and he will find almost Immediate relief
and in very short time a perfect cure. Per-
sons have been cured after having been to
springs and other places by the advice of their
physician, and have not received any perma
nent relief until they use this medicine,
BROWNS SARSAPARiLLA AND O.
MATO BlTTERS.
For sale by X J TAYLOR.
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W|AHfR1AIEITSu

In this town, Oct. l2, by the Rev. Mr.
Brooks, Mr.. David II. Barker, to Miss Ann
Frances, daughter of Joseph Southwisk, Esq.
all of this town.
At the Thompson Hotel, c., on the 9th
inst. by Rev. Charles Willett, Mr.. George
G.. Hull, of this town, to Miss Julia Ann p.
Sherman, of Middletown, r. /.
In Warren, 9Th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Town
send, Mr. John Q. A. Thurber, of this town,
to Miss Armina A. Capen, daughter of James
Capen, Esq, of Gardiner, Me. (; Oct Ilth in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, by Rev. Mr..
Townsend, Mr.. William II. Mason, of Fall
River, to Miss Maria n. Gardner, youngest
daughter of the late Capt. Joseph Gardner, OF
Warren.
In Bristol, on the Cd inst, Mr.. Edwin His
cox, of Warren, to Miss Nancy Munro, of
Is.
In South Kingston, Oct. 10, by the Rev.
Mr.. Coggswell, Mr.. George A. Whipple, Of
North Providence, and Miss. Hannah p.
daughter of Jesse Babcock, Esq, Of the form
er place.
In Warwick, Sept. 26, by the Rev. DR..
Cleavcland, Richard ;. Lathrop, of Griswod,
Ct, and Jane +. Thompson, of Warwick.
In Thompson, Conn, 18th inst, by Rev.
Charles WlIlett, Benjamin Amy of Tiver,on,
II l., TO Ann r. Whittier, of Dover, n. IL.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-19

The Net Snate.--If it be true that the
Wings have a majority in joint ballot Of the
new Ohio Legislature, they will gain Wing
Senator from that State in place OF Mr.. Allen.
They will also gain one in Pennsylvania in
place of Mr.. Cameron, one in Florida in rlace
of Mr.. Westcott, and one in Connecticut in
place of Mr.. Niles, one in New York in place
of Mr.. Dix, and probably one in Georgia in
place of Mr. Colquitt. This will give them
26 Senators and the Democrats 30, provided
the Senate is full. Some of the Democratic
Senators, however, are not always to be relied
upon,-Mr. Calhoun, for instance the
Senators from Louisiana are said to be shiver-
ing in the wind.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-19

At Cotuit Port, Mass, Wednesday morn
ing. tho lith inst, Mrs. Mehitable Burdick,
wife of Rev. David NJ. Burdick, and daughter
OF the late Henry Castof Of this town, in the
39th year Of her age.
Mrs Is. has truly been ore Of the daughters
Of affction, her physical health falling far be-
low the medium allotment Of the human fami-
ly she was called to be great and constant
sufferer from her infancy to her death at the
near approach Of which her confidence in the
Redeemer disarmed death of his terror and
perfected hope in her mind of blessed i'm
mortality and eternal life beyond the confines
Of the grave where she should meet her sweet
babes who had been taken bu, few weeks be-
fore her. Her remains with the remains of two
children; Caroline Marsh, who died July 23d,
aged 3 years and months, and Mary Eliza
beth, who died July 29th, aged IA months,
were brough, to this place for intermont.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-19

FIRE SATURDAY EVENING. A fine broke
out Saturday evening about 3 o'clock, in th,
third story of 1873 l-2 Washington street, told
South Row occupied in the front by the "Na-
ton" Office, and in the rear by the yankee
Blade newspaper. The cause of the fire is
unknown, though it burnt up through the roof
furiously for some time, and spread to the roof
of the store 1873 Washington street, occupied
by Seth w. Fowle, apoihecary, where it was
finally subdsed. Great quantities Of water
were poured in, completely inunda,ing the
stores beneath. MIR. Fowle's loss is quite
heavy. lie is fully insured at three Hartford
insurances Offices, the Etna, the Protection,
and the Hartford Insurance Ofice,-$IO, 900
al each. He had between fifty and sixty thou
sand dollars in stock. The Office of the NAL
ded Dye House occupied the lower floor, 1873
l-2, and is insnred at the Fireman's office loss
about $500. Vim. b. Fowle's stock of
books, directly over this was badly damaged
by water. The building, belonging to the
Old South Society, is insured at the Massa-
chusetts Mutual assurance Office. The "Yan-
kee Blade" was insured at the Peoples Office
for $l0O0.-BOston Mail.
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n n CAlJTION. N "a

Beware of those impUsilionS which are daily
palmed upon the public, benring the name OF
my article, which Is CHOLERA MORBUs,
DYSENTERy AND DiAkRHGA COR.
dial, which impostor they have borrowed
Also, they have copied my advertisements and
petiatory addresses. Doubtless they have done
his for The purpose oi pamine of their useless
and orthleSs articles at the expense and rep
uiaion OF this original and most populcT medi.
cine that ever came before the public
BE sure that YOU obtain MRS r.. klDDER's
Cholera MorbuS. DySentery and Dla1bne
Cordial, and you will get the only trne and
original article, which has ever been heId IN
the highest cstimalionby the public through a
out the whole country.
q is put up in bottles holding nearly
quart, intended for family use, and sold at one
Dollar per bottle -
Sold by hRS. n hlDnth
M. 100 Cont Street. Boston,
Who is the inventor and sole proprietor -
Druggist aud Apolhecarles supplied a. !ormei
IL. IN large or small quantiies.
AGENTS-R J. Tayiu, G. baz-
ard AMI sold by res'sr; in Medicine ssn'
sslly. tmo'. - sss-s-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-19

Vermont Legislature. Vermont Leg
isla,ure met at Montpelier on Thursday last,
Only one member of the Senate, Mr.. Stanley
of Rutland county, was absent. His absence
was occasioned by illness. Hon. John Kim
ball was chosen President; ID. w. G. Clark,
Secretary and Thomas E. Powers, Assistant
secretary-all Wings. The Wings have a
majority of ten in the Senate. A canvasslng
committee was appointed, and the Senate ad-
journed.
There was some difficulty in organizing the
the House. Several members appeared whose
elections appear to have been irregular in some
re,pec,s. Three of them had not the legal
certificates, there having been no contest.
Thew were admitted to seats. Another had
been elected after the town meeting had legal
~ adjourned. His case was laid on the table.
Another, Mr.. Charles II. Graves, Wing, was
elected by majority of one, but after the re-
suit was declared, vote was received for his
opponent, making tie and no choice. The
returning officer gave a certificate to each,
throwing upon the House the responsibility of
a decision. This the House declined giving
at present, and laying the matter over proceed
cd to ballot for Speaker. One balloting was
had without any choice. The House then ad-
iourncd to Friday, when Is ballotings were
had with like result
On Saturday there were - ballotlngs with
on, any choice.