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ERIAL saIP.-TuE PUBLIC ARE INFORMED THAT

A ERlAL saIP.-THE PUBLIC ARE INFORMED THAT
the Inventors Institute ut Perth Amboy, ~ j.. viii
Aeis Ship building and hoh is to DO completed
ing the present summer 1t Is in such forward
rs 10 show the full size form and structure the frame
behg complete and the envelope already proeured only
be put on to be ready for its first trial. 1t Intended
have gwen publicity to this experiment until had made
its first trip through the New but il deter
make this one exhibition for several amon,
which the following not the least in importance
recent notices and exhibitions OF Messr Porter Robohn
50 totally different from this Aerial Ship in every respect
MAKE ts public exhibition necessary to oresta doubt
n claim which IN successful issue, might arise. in the
case OF Itch and Fulton in steam tavigaton This
cbne Is so novel, we do not believe that
who has not been directly indirectly. informed by the
inventor tell after h. has IL, what is its
tive power aud the modus operandi Of its locomoton
whoever shall discover it, and mako It known the
undersined shah be entitled receive share Of stock
value 70 real inventor than prshs whch sht
from his invention we intend to every audabo
secure to owner; hence We adopt this ORR
gna m. thod and challenge the scientific and the Ingenious
to explain before its completion 1t wi doubtless itiy
public TO sse and examine the structure ope it's
IKE bird in the air. and il Will also afford opportunity to
contribute tre the development most
ahsy Invention OF the or even in the world. But thu
We do not propose exhibit apparatus though
Of Considerable magnitude but what love prac-
anu useful rs well as novel invention; 1t ocp-
ed To carry about one thousand pounds Tho building
which this aerial ship is being constructed 100 feet
long 40 feet WIDE at tho base and 10 feet high the
ana was erected especially this The
Invention was laid % rude model made
flight II years In the open air to the distance 800
yards against considerably strong wind. Seats will
provided aud addresses will be made the audiences during
the day Tickets for admission will be eld for soc adj
mt gentleman and lady; additional lady 25c fhe
In Perth Amboy probably also, hoard Of the
making excursions around Staten Island the ith July
M,s,ls Of steamboats, VII 20 fasnsbsd ~ tie
subscriber SOLOMON ANDREWS, Pres. Of l.. l.
PERTH ANNOY, June 81 ISi9
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Our Nashville Correspondence.

OWr NoSmvluo CoIrooPOnQoUces
NASHVILLE, June is, 1870
Interesting Account of the Last Days Of James X.
Polk, Ex. President of the United States.
Yesterday, at twenty minutes before five o'clock,
PM, james X. Polk expired, at his residence in
this city.
Mr.. Polk had suffered from darrhGa on his
way up the Mississippi river from New Orleans, in
March; but the attack passed of, and he reached
this city in good health A few days after his ar
rival he moved into his new mansion, a stately
edifce, which had just been completed and fur
nished in style Of combined elegance and taste.
His estate lies in the very heart of the city, on an
emnence known as Grundy's Hill, having been
the home of the Hon. Felix Grundy, from whose
heirs Mr.. Polk purchased the properly.
Having taken uph his abode here, the ex-president
gave himself up to the improvement of the grounds,
and was every day about his dwelling, aiding
and directing the workmen he had employed.
Now overlooking carpenter, now giving instruc-
tons to gardener, tfen attended by Mrs. Polk,
whose exquisite taste constituted the element of
every Improvement 1t is not "a fortnight since
that saw him on his lawn directing some men,
who Were removing decaying cedars. was struck
with his erect and healthiul bearing, and the ac-
tive energy Of his manner, which gave promise Of
long life. HIS flowing gray locks alone made him
appear beyond the middle age of life. He seemed
IN full health. The next day, being rainy, he re
NAMED within and began to arrange his large Ii
brary; and the labor of reaching books from the
floor and placing them on the shelves, brought on
fatigue and slight fever, which the next day as
sumed the character of disease in the form of
chronic diarrhDa, which was with HIM complaint
ofmany years standing, and readily induced upon
his system by any over exertion.
For the three first days, his friends felt no
alarm. But the disease battling their skill (and
for skilful physicians, Nashville will compare with
the first cities IN the Unon) DR.. Hay his brother
in-law, and family physician for twenty years,
was sent for from Columbia But the skill and
experience of this gentleman, aided by the highest
medical talent, proved of no avail Mr. Polk con-
tinued gradually to sink from day to day. The
disease was checked upon HIM four days before
his death, but his constitution was so weakened,
that there did not remain recuperatlve energy
enough in the system for healthy Reaction. He
sunk away slowly and insensibly, that 1t was
eight hours before he died, after the heavy death
SEPARATIONS commenced. He died without a
Struggle, simply ceasing to breathe, as when deep
and quiet sleep falls upon weary man.
About half an hour preceding his death, his We
nerabe mother inferred the room, aud kneelng by
his bedside, offered up IA beautiful prayer to the
king of kings, and lord of lords" committing
the soul Of her son to his holy keeping. The scene
sdent's brother, was also by his bedside, with
other members of the family.
Upon the coffin was plain silver plate, with
these woids:--
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WE fOLLONl LETTEN Is tkOM MILO CALklN,
ESQ., another beneficiary by the of Wstars Balsam,
and who was for number Of Consul at the Sandwich
Island
EEw YopX, January4, lSiS.
w fowle-sir; am confirmed asthmatic hav ing been
victim to that dreadful disease from infancy 80
have tine attacks that have resorted to tho
most powerful medicines for temporary relief death
seemed taking hundred and fifty Drops
More than twohrds Of the last twenty years been
obliged to sit in chair to sleep years
have not been able to lie in bed than
tosethe have traversed land for many years.
resided the last eleven in tropical climate tho
healthy in the wold-tho Sandwich Islands have during
life resorted to variety Medical
tiei-fe becoming burden to me-until induced to
try your Wtars Bslsam of Wild Cherry have used 1t one
month, which is the only month worldly
have been free from asthma and have been able lie in
every night for the month, without the slightest
If the good effect Of the Basam shall prove
lasting as has been thus far complete man,
and look upon the world desirable place Of resi-
deRce like other Ny has often been
the best OF the most and hopeless
and have long since abandoned the last hope OF
and hardly dare believe for fear of
'nsf '''' DISAPPOINTMENT yours FspiSsiflIHoG ALKN.
ST. am known in Boston by Mesrs Proctor and Butler
80 state street, and Messrs A L. DennDn Co.. 2J Wash
ngton who inform Of my standing at home
and abroad.
Meme genuine unless signed Butts For SALE wholesale
ard retail by Mesrs A. b. d. Sands 100 Fulton
Of William N3 Broadway Irving Building corner Of Cham
bcs vii lam Burger Courtand st. and by the druggists
generally throughout the United States and Canada
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THE MARRIED woaAN's PRIVATE MEDiIcALoox:

pIb"h " w n NJ. Mauroehu, PrOfessOr OF DFeasos q
Women. Sxth edition. l8mo. W. 80 Price 81. ,0HN
sopies sold in sx uoaths.
Years Of suffering Of physical aud mental anguish
ae1onats we aud pccuniary Iii cutes the basbad
have been spsrod thousands poor woali en-
Dyed competence Vpsands broken in health would
asvoerjoyed ti ods in their been sti alive
ny n tin,oy possessis On Of this work.
IL intended especially for the arricd, thase oontc
,atpg marriage, 1t discoses important ssares which
should he known b them particularly.
To those health does pernst iacrease IA
ally II is % especial i'm eortanco.
Bcfc hlsO, every fomaieths wife, tho one
her budding nto womanhood tho ia tho decline Of
geaTa In WHOM nature contempat impog cha
discover Ne svnptoTss tad the ec{cn re-
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Per sale a. 2 Byoaaysy ana a. the Pcsshsg of,s, Ia
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william Taylor Co., BALTIMORE VI. Boullenst, Mobile:
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On the reoeipt Of ST. COPY will be ,rnsmitsod nv nail
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"A and treatment " venereal Diseases and all other anec
ons of the gento urinary Of the mao and female
3aaro illustrated by eat number Of beautifully cclored
Plates and many finely executed delinentons wood
sc. By H. BosTwIcx, 81. d. Price $40; ID edition. Ey
tract from the Boston Medical and Surgical Jourpal
illustrated BY extraordinary specimens Of colorsd liiho-
nphy equalng copper engavngs the deicscy OF thef
hih and it striking evidence Of the indomitable
srgy that will enable him to leave bis in society
ouy be found in the Libraries Of those who
tempting minute comparison Of this vonereaI Guide with
be sad f.aretsy, that this 10 decidedly without
tio equal any Of them. The plates Aotons Trea-
equal to these. By contrasting Volumes
tho natter the Of giving instruction. oui
humble estmatiop should be accorded the New York
Dr. Bosv lex has done the profession good SERVICE
and nothing this able work from being spread
the land the fact ther be denied conceal
3D. that he has produced thorough we'll dgested
tic treatise which far thing Of the Kind,
this branch of heretofore attempted In the
Try Lee Diseases of the Urinary Organs Author
, Treatise the Nature and Treatment Of
seminal Diseases resisting from self abuse; Impoency
and other kindred Affections 2 pages plates third edi
ion ST. Author Of work entitled AAnts Young
Ply sicans; Author of The Family Physician; and At
tending Fy stefan md Surgeon tho New York Medical
Surgical institute, IS Chambers stree.-removed 6U
roady ay For sale at the publishers Stngcr and Town
send Do Broadway and of tho author, 50 broadway The
usual monthly Of this Institution
cured, will not be published for the present.
HOMER BoSTWICK. NJ d.
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SHOCKING MUIDgR.--The body OF q middle ased
female sewcd mn M bag with her throat cut aud
head scsped drstei ashore at Cranston near tns cs
this AfSsraoon An inquest held on the body. aud
thu iurv returusl verdict that the deceased came 70
~, 4, s NV having her throat cut by some person or
persons TO the Jury unknown. The body Is supposed
10 have been In tho water but few days-rrs"ssenoe
(R. u Jepsssi, xsoe 81
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OrrItE OF TnE AuBpRN AND RocuEsTER RI

OFFICE or TIE AUBURN AND ROCHESTER, X. X.
" o. Csuapdpigu 10th June si9 \ Semi, Ansual Di-
has this payable to the Stockholders
the LIST day August nex, out OF the ret prohs OF ts cur
rent Yonths erdng thai day Stockholders wlll ie-
oeiye their Dividends where their stock h registered to Wit
atshc Bark Of Tie STATE 81 New fsrE ia the Chy o. new
and the Office Of the Treasurer in this place The
Transftr Books g closed r days previous to the
FIRST day a. August noxt cuAs SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BoNos.--NoTICE IS
NIL s5t00OD ofits NorteasS aud conyert6s Bonds
rs st iss Il suns Il sSo soG sad $500
per cent per saum psyahe @ eafy on .g a'
Company at tie pleasure OF the holder un five years from
The said Issue being part Of the of s3OO00n with the
privilege of extending the $lcU0M wsen
and property Of the Company ounsrpeted and aoqnre
and which hereafter be constructed and acquired has
of SGii GO has already been issued
Sealed Prsposss directed 70 the Treasurer Of the
one half the amount 10 be taken and paid Tor in July and abe
d noI ss 80 X all ssroei iii tSs t mss and will be-
de ,ided on tho "a July.
o.absnre Of 81 per Gwll 10 issued with the bana II
sucisnt applied for IN that way to make At
No Oilers will be accepted par for bnods bear
ing interest but sue VIII DO ede at sx per
interest," 70 those proerrins Them at pFoporaonats
commit on per cent will 10 allowed TO brokers or
agents making proposals which are accepted fof thn
W: q, Sed .,sy sai tho 2o
amount Of Ito sun now offered canga the oee Of she
20 be terms OF tie pre reoep held by them.
Proposals viii also be received ~ Shove Tor ths wc or
authorised by 70 be amount engaged.
to aud paid fr the q $3.50 900 monthly
T0 ss psn, w be & offered
p'''N'S' " ''' '1' JE0. it, HOPKINS. Treasurer.
NB-Copies Of the morteog. be had application 81
the office.
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nR JEFrRIES ANTIbOTE rs the MOTT EFFEC

nR. JEFFRIES ANTIboTE is THE MOST EFFEC-
H ua preparation sold for Gonorrua and othor disorders
the SEXUAL Long experience proved that IL will
ralcay This desirable result is obtained
srom "a ten days. and neither
osends the palate and renders unnecessary any devat
Diet Interruption to ussal pursuits sound Sleep healthy
igestOn the nuisance is thus removed speedily
sstput with the production of thorough and
lts ingredients entirely vegetable and injurious
eet either ocnttuonay locally DO caused by its
Price 81 per bottle. Sole Agent .or this city,
G. II. RING, l!2 Broadway, corner John st.
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A An s,SNna GnTA.


CHAkFRAVs NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM ST.
%issEs Ew MI sss & cs.s
fn1 Capt. rosir NJ, q Burke Big Lss. Mrs Mclean;
s Ass sssh dram: .p
lobin hr C. Bur,e Charles Meadows NJ. HELD Ll.ey,
ss' s1s rh III a.
y aSs Asr f s b sDi. : s
quarter past q the ouran will rise at quarter before
EVEN;
ss sns the "s n q. xa
the srs TO hgrmone melodies and crgustors of the
success IN his city during past three years
81 ss su ms and
OF cbrssy Doors open at severn Concert commences
Joy the with my and
F ,h in s s Of GfS rE
the GGNGL's BAND. with several suxiliiaries viii be
and s s s ,es
ing Tickets 20 eonts each Noposponsment account Of
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-p. T. BARNUM,
~ a"Dassr aud Propriesr; j. Greenwoo jr Assistant
Manager Splendid every afternoon at 81
SEa,sd won ers and s Quaker Giant and
ssstsnse Geat wsstsra the Ysafos Comedian Is alse
n'ssS s n%.se @ of ws
Of Negro Ministries in the United States Also engaged Mise
d S Wss N.Y. Hp
esentatiops of the Siamese Twins Living Anaconda
Msdsm Rockwell the Fortune Teller. Admission the
whole, 25c; children under ten years l2lSc.
PAyILioN. AsToR PLAcE.-wILL BE OPEN, FOR
Exhibition, on Tuesday. June goth. at the Pavilion, in
Aston place the original Dorsas the city of Paris by
the celebrated artists Daguarre and ouon The proprietor
finding building OF adequate size in the city have erected
Pavilion the exhibiting these
duotons of the genius of Dagucrre Inventor the do
also The dsguerreotye Now under exhibition
View of the iy and iarbor Of Bres in France. aud the
Ruins of Holy Rood Chapel gradually lighted by the rising
each of which produced the beautiful strik
ing natural effect peculiar the diorama and which has
given much celebrity to this exhibition in Paris Lon
don. Open from nine NJ till dusk Admission % cents
children under II Of age half price Season tickets
cents. Liberal made with schools
of New and Brilliant Designs, for committees aud par
ties at the lowest together with fine Of
all kinds OF reworks Fire Crackers Canton Rockets &c.
&c. for the Trade To be had at the Oldest Manufacturers
Depot in the country.
p. L. VULTEE, Il6 Chatham street.
Corner Of Orange entrance I'd door in Orange street
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

RANK OF BRITISH.NORTH AMERICA-ON TUESDAY
- last the thirteenth annual general meeting direc
tors and proprietors of this bank held the
81 Helen's place, j. j. Cummns, Esq, in the chair.
the report which would be read by the Secretary
tain references to the of the company
been placed in the hands Of propreor they entered the
ROOM which he trusted would be made in which
clearly defined than former occasions whom
gentlemen had complained of confusion. The report
would be read, and afterwards IL would be his duty
to reply to questions which mi ht The
siderable depression in the trade Of British North
has imposed the directors this Bank the
continuing the cautious and restrictive policy which they
have advered in the last is
with much qualification that they feel themselves In
stating that the midst Of producing ord
nary amount Of difficulty the commercial community the
North American colonies generally have sustained their
dit IN highly honorable to their character British
merchants The direesor influenced by strict regard
the principle which has uniformly guided them Of con icr
rather the security Of the capital
years operation have felt it forbid advances which
although promising to be profitable did appear
TO bear the character OF legitimate banking To this prnc
pie they determined to adhere and they thereby
the rcial community. In reporting affairs Of the
bank for the last three they have been led necessarily
to notice the depression of the colonies
place however strong rel ance the enterprise and in
have much confidence the wealth provinces
They trust therefore, that this depression will prove
but temporary By reference To the submitted
this meeting IL VIII be that, Notwithstanding the
business directors
TO make ss addition to the rest after providing for the
years dividend at rate of5 setting
sum- sufficient to the estimate probable
oss The directors have the
that the half yearly dividend the pcr cent DER
annu will be pay able the och July The balance sheet
u
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RALLROA DS.

BANANA RAILROAD COMPANY FOR THE GEN.
strustion eff Railroad across the Ishmus of Panama.
for the Capital Stock VI this Company the
amount of S0V1 addre sod to the Commissions under
SEAL and enclosing SO upon each share subscribed will BIO
received tie Bank Of the State * New York Wall street.
Wednesday. the 9th inst Shares 500 each No sub
scrpton he binding Ill the whole is subscribed
Prospectus and Pamphlet containing oesesssry informa-
tion. may be had at the Bank june 49, 1919
WILLIAM n. ASPIEWALL,>
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURE.-THE STATIC
" Golden lie Drops ian East India preparation IL
tain and never failing preventive Of the Cholera It also
positive taken in the early tho disease The
late Dr. Gram Of New York city prescribed tho above
paraton in 40 Of the Cholera during 1892 DR..
burrows of Philadelphia also prescribed 2
Neither Of the above physicians lost single patient Every
man w,mah an S ina snouio ~ ~
Co. sole Propretors philadelphia H. Ring, only Agent
for New York 2 Broadway By Mrs. Hayes, lS3 Fulton
street. Brooklyn N " and No. ~ Court Street, Boston,
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MEDICAL.

THE TRAVELLERS MEDICAL GUIDE-BY RALPH
Glover, NJ D. the most complete work published
diseases of the gento urinary Price ST. For sale
by the auth al his Office, No tnow No l2) Ann street.
where he is consulted in all diseases there referred
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, - DUANE ST.,
may be consulted the treatment Of oeran delca
Diseases practice of sixteen devoted
Of delicate diseases enables DIR. g. the
form OF this disease Recent cured in three No
me
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nR. COOPER. Is DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR TIE
- last fourteen confined his practice 70 tho treat
Of mercuria and ether diseases Of delicate
lie cure the most aggravated cases of this disease
CHARGE.
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NOR CALIFORNIA; BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER vEss
sell Of 200 burthen juss Blu 1t for the express
purpose fitted with handsomely furnished state
and cabin her entire length and
possible will sail about the 18th Of July In ballast
TRIM with every probability Of making remarkably quick
trip About 30 passengers, forming select company
secure passage on applying to q. D. kOLLINs 4 co.
80 Wall street.
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-''' ~ - -
EXCU

TEAMB0 1T EXCURSIONS TO THE ELYsIAN
~ Fields HOboken.-The steamboat PIONEER, n a ad
after june 2ih will make daily excursions that vorto
place OF resort leaving the foot OF Christopher
A. W. IVA and "a; atli4 r H., "a, 81, "a, ~, 64 aud
Ia T. M: leave foot of 18th street at 81 A. NJ i0 &C.
to IA o'clock T. NJ Returning will leave the Elysan Fields
for christopher street the hours between 10 o'clock
A. NJ, until o'clock, L. M, (omtting the o'clock trip.
Fave each way, Ga cents.
EXCURSIONS TO THE, FISHING BANKS EVERY
II Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday Friday and
Sunday Tuesday June 10Th Tho steamer
nlo will above leaving foot of Robinson o'clock
a. M Hammond, SD Canal, Sa, Catharne g. Fier No. 4,
96 NJ Refre hments bait and fishing tackle provided
on board Fare % cents each way.
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VvNO FEMALE INVALIDS AND FAMILIES.-THE SUB
scriber being desrous Of practice and we'll
ofe modesty of her forbddns that confidence
due to medical adviser prevents from giving due
tention their health, Is led to this method of notifying
females laboring under weakness and general debility
that they be treated upon scientific principles,
qualified to do them us,ioe Reference given TO families Of
the highest responsibility. MRS. s. WOODBURY.,
fenale Family Pbysieian, 40 Vest Broadway.
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NEW YORK; HARLEM RAIL EOAp CUMPAEY.-THE
IN dividend the preferred stock of the New YORK
Harlem Rail Road Company az The rate Of eight per cent
will he paid the Office OF the Company, NO
Row ard tuesday the third day Of July next
The Of the preferred stock Will be closed from
the I'D day Of the ih de of July Da june 18th,
1919 SAA'L ~ BLATCHFORD, Treasurer.