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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
DIR. LEVETT, DENTIST,

$50 BROADWAY Entrance in Warren street.)
WILL feel much pleasure in showing how bis plan Of insert
w ing Teeth the principle of ATMOSPHERIC FIRES
SURE from that usually adopted with the important
its application As Dr. L. has nothing about 1t Sc
exet he wishes the public to judge for themselves
From the Sunday Morning Atlas OF APrtl %, 1870
From long with t praetce and ex
perence of Mr. Leve Dentist most cordially recon-
his atmospheric prncpe praetised by HIM
self the and the PERFECTION oil den
tsiry.
o'clock afternoon ols ms
DRUGGISTSA Drug Store that has dsing
- M business for past enered for sale The Store
realized less than thousand clear profit
ony offered of the proprietor be-
engaged different brnneA Of terms will be
satisfactory the purchaser For further particulars
enqare of A. W. RADCLIFFE, ESQ., Mortimer's Buildings
wall street. corner New, Cd door MOI lw is
EAR TOBACCO-Hayana, Cuba, -. Domingo Kentucky
IL Seed for sale at
COS I'm. ID. RAIDERS, So Chatham 81
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.-The wide spread celebrity
II which Madame Resteis Female Regulating Pills have
attained for their truly astonishing efficacy in all cases OF
pesson rreguarty from whatever Cause
uced their Inrodue within the last into this
only eQaaied by their in Europe where
they atogethe used in the principal female Hospitals hs
introduced by Madame Res ell the celebrated Midwife and
Female Physician, grandmother of the advertiser As they
under abstain from
contained in the directions enclosed
side IF each Price 81 Madame Restes signature
written 9 the Of each boz.
For sse at IT'S Cherry street, Resr Csharine 2st CaDd
corner of Alien; Caxal street; and at MADAME RES
TELL PRINCIPAL OFFfC {, las Greenwich street,
Coar,nst New York; DR. John Csdy 2sl Tsstmnstsr st.
Providence, *. /. o.5 Ina S&v~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13

EFCHFs-A superior lot 81 Lseches, ins' rsostved asa
- Tor sale Tnois'a'e s sEppu HTW sNGERs
40 PHARMACY. aso BrOadwa7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
VAP OR BAIT HIS

I P, CARRoLL,s OLD EsTADLIsHEp NEplCA
d TED HAPOR BATHs removed from a John street
30 Broadway opposite the CITY Hospital, and
readiness 10 receive nsors No paas has bee spared TO NJ
axe them acceptable bots the LADIES' and
ren:ismeas department Mrs. G. hopes BY her unwear
sxerOns nsr eoataasnce or the patronage 81 tne
faculty aad public watch las extended 10 this estaesh
for the last fifteen Tue baths fro
o'clock the morning t aght. Aso phar batas
baths Portable baths Of the city
Brsosya at i've inmates notice Prvsero with osls
by tie day week or moath. ayO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE,

CHERNANs oRRIs TOOTH PASTE y admitted
> by all TO be the best dentrihce ever kpowp "
seani whens, and bsauaes the teeth causes he sI,sr
hake kardens the sweetens the breath and pcvenf
the tseta or aching and dseaying, warranted Tree ~
acid or substsnees recommended ~ Nc W
Jesl Eaeuifv Re- Dr Easnosd and evera other esrvr
men Dr. A. p snith moore E,l Ptot B ing ~
has used ID saws IL decidedly the best article ?r &c ~
teeth and srsstnng the breath they ever isa go
i'm SCI jbst b;s signaturs thas "a. shermsr, "
f...h
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
yioET4YT TS NAEBER FENAbEs.NAp.H 4,

yaabie Powders save been unysrssy adopted in EUROPE
but particular, for upwards Of thirty web
BIZ hundreds in this being the only nils safe ane
.eous remedy for married aides whose forb,ds toe
Of family The advertiser feeling the import
Of this subject and esiiatns the vast benefits resulting
thousands by the adoption prescribed BY would
respectfully arouse the attention Of the married By All that
hold asd DEAR TO its is not
vruous evils which subject by simple
and healthy within costrol Every dspAsionste
enlightened mind will anhestatngy
the Affirmative TINS all that MADAME Rssts recommends
recommended Price Five Dollars package accom-
panied with full and particular directions They be for
wsrded by mail to Of the LATED States AL letters
be postpaid and addrt ssed 10 MADAME RESTELL.
Female Physician. Principal ofss, lis eeagieh St. New
York Office hours from A. NJ 70 D. Philadelphia eee
81 South EIRh th street 023 d&N-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13

ia prompt curing those diseasssto which he dsrotes
Dr. g. appres that he nsdi
ca and has devoted .s attention for the lat ten
Ann street. Private snranse third the Museum
Ar9aEh az sstrS With Iamp at the Oss door.
and suspensory Bandages adjusted applied
iHi.essbratsd Elixir may be had a, his stsr. rrie.
enc dollar. jefy
x BITTERsThs high s.s51ty r Which tSe.e erect ere.
lent en- a ha,s curing a%e. disease
ss ssry 1tssp gsT.Os Tssy zee b. hss
hlVe BY the tb 81 he ersdssas LOT aa mol
sass. Of cO.tivsne.. Dyspepsia biliou: and liver alec
e. Saie The
fnd o Of s
The az s4sn ss
remedy They restore health 70 The ,us,ed
ak Bt,er beyond the reach ofeonpssn in the estimation
PEesFsa and .Ss Wholesale 10! and retail Z, WM B. MOI
John Msfa,ts signature.
e and o ons dollar es sos aesons to The sna s
heni. Btters bottles at two dollars EACH with fall
Agents for tn. sale ofMoaars Life Meiienes.-A
q; Gilhs% =, BseadWsy; b Leeds. SSeffy corner
SiSa sna
r.D1 3ras ore corner Of Nam md Front 81, BIooiSn
5ii ssI
RSsa.S% Hss sS.
keepse; BrInckrhoa Colin and Gale, Troy; Hyde, sa
ratoga Springs; w Horton, Balstown; * Mcclure,
Albany; Brown, % Washn Henshsw Ward Co. IS
India sti nsrruth Lsng wharf Geysr iot Hane's, st
botson; A Watson, Is Central ST. Lowell; Phillips. Wor
eesteTi Dyer, jr Providence, AS Jones Ne~bury
EWslis TsorniCn SON, New B.dSsG geai. PAW.
tucket; Taylor. Newport; Messrs Dyer Co. Middle
town. Ct d Smith X Co. New Haven; Jno A Weed, Nor
walk Jos. w Saith. NLendon WIN Falkntr Eorwieh. oa
C,oNsyMPTIoN;, ASTHMA, DuPuYTREN's PA.
" TENTED SfRUP.-This celebrated Syrup for the Srst
time imported 10 this country is in all Europe ssslly sa
s S lie sfSI y.asr
known TO require any praise and shall only state that
wherever IL possible that TO the first
Of Consumption, Il insured in few days b. TIC
Of this precious medicine.
The sole depot New York at John NuAan's French
Dspensary. is5 Broadway. I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13

THOMAS e. SHARP.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 1T Law,
QUINCY, ffiI)
Refsrsro J. ". wafsrsury CO.
Js. "a N0ortrees,
D. r. Cardaer, City Hotel.
DR. sharp u Navy. ni1fm'
MANgANENlOoO-o BIS Of superior ground Biaes Oslde
sns. PkRssE d BROOKS, 81 Li5er.yst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
ECONOMY AND FASHION
In GEN NJ EMS ID RESS.

ASnn REWARD.-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
DOOO For the Of GonOrrhea elects Deaoa
iagous plants Of the organs vfgeBeratioa.
0fa emedss yss dseoversdfor the tAs
10 the most certain. -, 60.
makes speedy EdpermAnent cure without the re-
,oE 70 diet, drink exposure, or change an appeahoa"
sgs.Bsss =, .,,., ,.,,.. a., a..;.. ~.
subtle ~ medicine does speak for itse no e sam
peak Tor H. Our obeetis 70 pot where a car be bad and
challenges asuge case emit bonorrn9a ~
be broughtn which the Mixture will RAPID eas
under Forfeiture or $500
This is disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks
eieyhigh low rich and and single They
with arcmedy b. which they them
selves without the least the shortest time poe
sible.
Further the disease cannot be contracted des Of ths
MIXTURE taken Al night ong9ing 70 bed when etpossd
bottles with full directions accompanying a. t
ii bottle. bottle lasts aweek which generally
TOr sale emily Dr. VIM H. Minors Drug store, NJ. 10
Broadway Of bey street rank House New York.
add Jones Hgensons corner ofChesnst and seventh
streets, Philadelphia.
Bswar. oil mutations The gent ins enly assbov.
-srnF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13
SHERMAN'S INDICATED
LOZENGES.

COUGH LoZENGEs for Coughs. Cold. Asthma Wbso
~ ping Cough. tghness Of the Chess and war
ranted supeuer 20 al other remedies they 1ckeand
WORN LOZENGEs for destroying worms the, never
fail Over Ooeco boxss have been and no ast.pss "a.
occ-rred Of their f.ilsrs,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
We recommend hedcst-d Lorenges to read
the peasantest and best medicine
His Co gh Loxsurescured w II distressing cough IN one ay
and his Worn Lorsngss have sd among children with
sniform success fssning star.
The lmaum Of Muscs, a-st have received b. this time he
present of uedicasa BY Dr. sherman Of
New York. II hls hxhnsss should Be speedily cured b.
them have bees he wilt undoubtedly make the Doeor
prncely reward. While only extend Tor the benefit
have received, hearty com nendsonr ashingt on
Globe.
We know Of mo better cough medicine than Dr. sserman
Cough Lorenges they csre go sOen and pleasant that Il
-fsur.
Bre-kivn Mo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-13

A1UsICParties and Balls with MUSIC By apply.
vi at No i7S WILLIAM street where orders Will be pune
tsaIly attended 10 BY SIMPSON. Fashionable Qsadrs
walfxss Nc played BY band Of good Musicians
less may b. requested. ga sm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05

to be secured TO the people by our RePub'
lican institutional ~
II is not, aud ho considers il expedir
cnt; he votes for il. II, however, he
should consider il 10 violation Of equal
rights; the next question no asks himself,
is lhis--is il not necessary FOR the support
aud the carrying on Of the machinery Of
The Government II II il, he votes for II
however. arbitrary and oppressive, il may
be, as the taxing power but if as not, he
records his vote against it. BY pursuing
this course and being governed by these
rules, a Democrat can seldom err, and
true Democrats can never differ in opin-
ion unless on the expediency Of an unim-
portani measure
These are the rules and principles.
Of the true Democratic party, and The
principles by which MARTIN VAN
buren, has been governed in the Ad-
lmnisiraiion Of the affairs Of the General
Government. We are no agrarians we
are no radicals Of the Carlisle and Cob.
belt school, SIC are no Owenies, we are
no Fanny Wright politicians, but We are
true Jellersonian Republicans, and jack
son Democrats. Of the old fashioned school
lof politics; opposed TO a National Bank,
opposed toa tariff forprotecIion, opposed to
taxing one portion Of the community, for
the purpose Of carrying on wastelnl sys
tenn Of Internal improvement in another
opposed TO abolition Of slavery and opposed
10 a union Of Church md State, or any
legislation on the subject Of religion, 9TH
cr Than TO pro;ect every man in the peace
able enjoyment OF his opinions according
10 the dictates 81 his own conscience. We
are in favor OF sound and constitutional
Icurrehcy,-wc arc in favor OF a strict con.
struciion Of the National Constitution and
tho sacred rights Of the States We are
lin favor of an economical Administration
Iol the affairs Of III Government and Of
reducing the taxes TO the true revenue
standard. We want our system Of lnris-
prudence so amended as to adapt il to the
capacities Of the people, and so plain that
every intelligent man, Of plain, practical
common sense, can comprehend the mean
ing Of the laws by which he is to he gov,
crnec, without The trouble and and expense
1of consulting The privileged class in soc!e.
y, called lawyers. These are s"me Of
our leading principles, which are to be
found recorded in the heart Of every true
Democrat and no, in the whig text book
The /" Boston Quarterly Review"
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
BANKING AND SOUTHERN
COMMERCE

To dispassionaie observer, one who
neither felt the zeal Of partisanship, OF
bigol,.ed affection 10 ancient opinions,
the position Of The Southern whig party
on the subject Of Banking would appear 9
TRANCE anomoIy, and their conduct little
short Of absolute madness. What do they
contend fors what object do they expect
10 gain BY aiding in the cssah 'ishmeEt o.
another United States BankS
Is not proved by Statistics, which can
not be expIaind away, Of cOntroverled thai
Banking, especially With a Bank Of the
U. States at the heaf always has been
& necessarily must DO Pe deadIIcsl 100 2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05

shew the reliance to be placed on WIS scn', we
annex The following paragraph from me Boston
Daily Ad,e or, "a federal prini,) ns qgmhcan.
~ tle reimbursement OF our commerce =
merely rcmarking by wny OF nddivANei iiius,ra-
lion. TINT there uTs now on the stueks ~ view
YORK and Brooklyn, in process Of building, 80
Is ions Of shipping -
uThcre nrc fewer merchant vessel, 70 this port
fpos,on1 n, the present time, than Tor a iiumber
" years only Elk ships, two oIwhich viii prob
ND sa;l this morning, three barqSes, ami small
nnnber Of brigs. The high rates ~ SoWhefn
Ctc;ohfs. and the long passages rom EUROPE,
have had tendency to produce tn's scarci'y.
Ano,hcr indication Of the laneuishing state o.
our trade is furnished by the tolls on our ca"a'S'
Il win scarcely be admitted that thesc 'urn'sn cs,
idence either in support Of the poAtohs assu'l,c'
hy the federal prophets in references 70 ene'' P"-
" prospects, or in derogatIon oil lhe passnse "
The Independent Treasury Bill RESIDES, y IS
notorious fact, that since the event winch inc
rederalsts affected so much TO dep'orc, and when
was 10 be the signal for universal disaster ana
ruin, agricultural products have greatly advahc'
ed in price. Upon this subject NE PlttsDurs
Mercury justly remarks IL
awe copy from Harris's in,enlgenccr .nc
weekly notice ofthe market contained IN that pa
per - tic dlHOet 80
IL whig arguments are worth any thing, must be
owing 10 some act Of the administration, and
with their permission, We will suggest that the
restoration of confidence consequent upon the
massage Of the independent Treasury bill is the
cause. The Wigs have relied upon low prices
and their ability to saddle the causing OF them
mon tho administration as principal weapon
in the contest. Should prices improve, the pros
poets Of the wings, according 10 their own show
inc. must decline. Hon humiliating IL should
be 10 all honorable aud hon6stnen 10 be placed M
such a position. 10 know, as the 'chigs must
krow, that Meir only hope Of political triumph
rests in the ptrnanence and general diffusion 81
private trouble and distress!
"Thc article Of hourh risen about 30 cents
barrel since the news Of the passage Of the IN
dependent Treasury bill. Iuniaia blooms nre
firm, aud some are holding up for higher price<.'
Pig metal has improved 50 ton. ifit isnot the
Sub Treasury which has caused this improvement,
will the wigs tell uswhal it is2'
Wheatis looking up. "a parcel OF very prime
white was sold in Baltimore on Saturday at lis
cts. The American says: " Sales Of some 10,
900 to 10000 OF PeunsY lyania, via Tide Water
Canal, have been made at ll4all5 for prime
parcels and a, l0sall2 CTS. for inferior 10 fair.
To.diy the supplies OF Maryland wheat' are RAJ
thor better, and although prices are abou, the
same, lhc,e is evidently less disposition TO buy.
After our Report was prepared, we learned that
sale OF 5000 Bushels prime red Wheat received
via the Tide Water Canal, was made Mt Sl5.'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05

am informed that since Runncls put
his card 10 press that he has stated az me
mississippi Springs, that bis object IN ma
king the publication, was 10 force me 70
challenge him, that he might draw me Up
10 his own way and kill me. Such IS tue
object and such the motives OF me man
who preiends 10 be seeking the vlndIcat'on
Of bis honor. Is such course'worlhy any
man ofhonorable feelings2 Are ihey inc
sediments Of any human being, Du' inc
black.hearied blood.thirsty assassin
appeal 10 all men Of honorable sentiments
and heightened feeling, whether sucn q
wretch ought not to be spurned from we
society Of gentlemen, as unworthy '"e
courtesies Of civilized lief appear -
men who regulate their intercourse IN 'l,e
by the rules OF chivaIry and honor, ~hetn-
er such a being ought to be perm','eu 70
fabricate fancied injuries, ana men ny ue-
nunciation in the newspapers 10 force ms !.
victim TO appeal to mortal combat IS y
not apparent, that this publication has been
made without cause, without iounua'ion
in truth, for the so.e purpose Of Irritating
me to call him out, that he may have mn
opportunity to glut his fendish revenge
Tho principal charge which he has mace
against me was whispered about by nun
after the meeting between US was arrooseo'
when he made sure he could kiIl me ms
object in circulating it then was TO oiacKen
my memory it is now coupled denun-
Citations used for another purpose. can
not consent 10 meet such mere brute
ngain upon the field of honor. Sell res
pect nnd pride Of character forbid II. A.
ter his late disgraceful conduct wl'' no,
again put 10 hazard the health, lie, and
subsistence Of my family, for The unprohtt,,
able chance Of buichering hog ! snail
hereafter recognize him no further than to
repeI The attacks Of The cui,ihroat and the
ASSASSIN. n
V. f. HOWARD.
Sept. 5, 43 Printers fee SIG.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
For The Union.
ANOTHER WING HUMBUG
EXPOSED AND ISLANDER
REFUTED.

" The cloyen foot begins TO stick out p
Reporter.
The Wings, having worn thread-bare,
all Of the charges against the Adminisira.
ton and having failed 10 gull the people
into support Of Harrison by The Standing
Amy and other Humbugs, have resorted
70 another and new mode Of quilting the
people, mcre contemplate, If possible, than
all Of the others. We callthe attention d
our readers TO the following article from
the Southern Reporter, The official organ
Of the Wing party in Grenada, which
seems % have been taken from The s'Snae
Boat and Is going The round Of the op.
position papers:
Following the destruction Of Banks,
must come that OF MoNoroLIEs on PRryr.
LEcEs. There IRE many Of these. W.
cannot specify then gil we therefore se,
lect only the greatest Of them all, The priv.
ilege which some have Of being born rich
while others nrc born poor. Ii ,cill b.
seen AZ once that zee Gilude 10 tie heredito.
~ descent Of property, an anomaly IN ouI
American system winch must be rcmoccd
or tac system ,cill be destroyed"
"A man shall have all he honestly
acquires, 80 long as he himself belongs IA
the world in which be acquires il. BUT
HIS POWER OVER HIS PROP.
ERTY MUST CEASE WITH MS
LIFE, AND HIS PROPERTY
MUST THEN BECOME THE PRO.
PERFY OF THE STATE I! q b
disposed q by some equitable law for the
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
y REvIvAL OF BUSINESS. ;,

The New York journal Of Commerce, in
xneahinK or The celebration OF the passage OF ths
Tr,.ependent Treasury bill by the democrats 81
shrf n,,Sv. on Monday last, remarks
III mus BE- confessed that since the sub.Trea-
sufy siI waspasd. srs e. Sssn g,.ite rs's.
a. ~ ,,y;ses But a very Fetrogads movement IN
1870 Whether Il be the Sub-Treasnry, or
sSs Log Cabins, which have produced these e.
Il shsa Meishc4 hare made much 10 do about it."
~ 'shAssFsr cause the '1revival Of bus;nessn
IVA "A aanhSs nrt'css'.' may r De attributed, =
..r,, red;cted by the fedeFalists as sure TO fol-
,ss, 1.S success III he great Measure OF the ad-
.s'6 R.niioE, haS rot We. ccp'e g pass. True,
~. sSrnf STATE Central COMMITTEES, in tho man
.cr.tIv p,,t forth or tho cdifcatiOn ofthc
Z I:si sntis brethren, rely upon the "embarrass
psas Il our commerce ald .he dcseI'ion & the
aeTsets III orr cODmereiaI melSoponssY together
MA NV reduction in fhs value Of our agTicul-
.,vsi as Indications q me success Of
,ea tadhral eaageai NE cqmlnk slEas|Pa 70
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
For The Lexington Union.
GRENADA, Miss. Sept. Isl. 1910.

Nh''NHNtt A'''SSs ~ ~ 80 AO-kO.
My communication in The Union OF the
22l ul,. has drawn down upon me the
wrath Of the I" Southern Reporter who IN
the elcpaiel Vic OF the Wig party en-
er,ains the people Of this moral and rell-
gous community with such choste and
classical expressions, as Iicentious
scoundrel"-" impious lying Villain
I''iar, coward, scoundrcl"-" you have
pnid your passage TO h, =" down with
God Almighty" &c.
When the public are Informed that the
author OF the low, vulgar, bhckguard and
blasphemous expressions, is The same Eel
low who openly, hoasIfuly and publicly
udrocated srcindlmg the same political
Judas, who recently betrayed his friends
and benefactor for less Than thirty pieces o
silver The identical person that was pub
ilicly flagelated IN the streets Of Grenada
by The individual nc charges to be Tie au
thor of my last letter; the respectable
portion Of The community will not cxpeci
me to take any further notice Of him or the
numerous falschcods he has put forth n.
gainst me and the Democratic party. !
should pursue that course & pussEim with
the silent contempt he deserves were il
mot for The fact, that he is the purchased
tool and organ Of the TIprEcANoE CLuB
OF GRENADA, The prominent members Of
which hold responsible for SO much Of
The article il The last Reporter, signed 81
NJ. NJ as seems 10 demand from me u
formal reply.
With the standing and character of"Ihis
dcpow and rUorthy man, our exemplary and
pionS fellow citizen, Rev. Tho's. p. Da-
wilson" ] have nothing further 10 do with
him than . pass him over into The hands
ofhis church, who know how 10 appreciate
him. Irepcatln substance, what stated
lin my last letter, that Mr.. ID. il his pray.
er at lie barbecue al Spring Hill Camp
Ground, did ask the Rules ofihe Universe
10 bless and prospcrdtc ccMsc oflc Wigs
for thc Suke Of Jesus, tle great sariour Of
man: This statement was published as an
item Of information which will not be de-
Iried by .he Tippecanoc Club, nor cal, ii
be By any manof truth Was that sacri.
Ilcg4! Was tha. traducing the repu.a-
lion Of this deyout mani Was thai wan.
Itonly assiiIing minister Or the Gospel 1
What /! has il come 10 This, that the name
|of preacher Of the Gospel is too sacred
10 be mentioned when found among The
hard cider baccharalians, imploring ii d
|prayer6il altitude, The Supreme Ruler II
the Universe q prosira.e he Democratic
administrator os iIlngPlain Republican
Government, Tor hi establishment ~
which, our fathers 70 ut during tho Rev
Dictionary struggle, md build upon its 70.
ms Wing aristocracy! When preach
er Of the Gospel descends from tile sacred
desk, the place he was ordained 10 iil, and
hstomssn Political ParlizagA eRsnut az
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
For the Lexington u ,,r
DEMOCRATIC STATE RiCa,''
MEETING AT SH0NGALu !.

Al meeting Of the Democratic s,s SSorcA
party or Carroll County, assemblies , y S
on Saturday the 22d inst, MAJ y Y n 's.s,"p. a
called to the chair, and Ap'lel ". sssOisIk
az pointed SecrctnEy. TIE 'oioRi"s
was then presented and Adopted, t.,,h NJ
ResolveJ. Tint Col. Samuel y MaiSl,g VA
w. Colhrnn, Mai. William Terreyy X; y '.;... Al
JoI,n Fox. j. Il. Palmer. A Hs' s,'U,H!i,,or1I
Townsend, son. w. q. Doyle, Jr ~ y n C9|
Noodward ApplewhiIc, Esq. prs, , ~ CA
AZ Iohn Wright, nnl Q. NJ y wy: X M
Howard, Col. o. II. Benne.. ". ., y, GonspNb
ncdy. DO npp0intcd delegates g s w. Ii
Dyopose,I 10 10 held on the shl'a p'y''
iombrr rex, u lack,el;