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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-07

Inc ve'o OF the President is received with much
satisfaction by the Democratic party They are for
Tariff, without any weights being appended to it
President Tyers reasons for rejecting the provisional
bill, are in our judgment well calculated to convince
the peopte that he is sincerely in favor of Tariff
but then it must stand or fall upon its own merits
He gives full notice to the genuine friends of Ia
riff that if they want good law they present
it to him without being shackled with the land ques-
ton.
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STAMMERING CURED.

And instruction given IN EioCution!
AR COMSTOCK'S VOCAL GYMNASIUM
~ (Philadephia) is open from the LIST of Septem-
bei till the last of Jure-July and August being va.
cation months
All who desire instruction, either for the cure of
stammerng, lisping, defective articulation or for
improvement in elocution, apply to
ANDREW COMSTOCK, M. d.
No. 100 Mulberry street. Philadelphia
IsPJust published A SYSTEM OF ELOCU-
TON with special reference to gesture, the treat
ment of stammering, and defective articulation
prsing numerous diagrams and engraved figures, H.
Illustrative of the subject, by Andrew Comstock NJ
D., Philadelphia; published by the author For sale
in Washington at the bookstore of F. Taylor, near
Gadsbys Hotel.
July 7--3ts
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-07
INFIRMARY FOR INVALIDS.

I'M lRMAh ron I'm V ALlDO.
MFRS. MORDANT, from the New England States,
lVl would inform the community that she has open
ed house for invalids, of either SEX 18th street,
near Maryland Avenue. Her intention is to make it
emphatically "home" for those who unfortunate
ly overtaken by sickness, in any of its various FORMS
away from their home and relatives. All are more
or less aware of the suffering which the invalid expe
rences from the neglect consequent to the hurry and
hustle of crowded hotel the prescriptions and d.
rections of physicians often dlsobeyed by those
whose duty it is faithfully to regard them; and the
individual is either left to suffer protracted and ex
pensve Sickness or is at once hurried to his grave
for the want of the thousand kind attentions, sooh-
ing to the sick Institutions of this character
tablishcd in all the principal cities of Europe, and
almost invariably resorted to by strangers in Sickness
and quite frequently by the resident citzensnot only
that they better attended to in their sickness but
is far less expensive to the invalid. Similar nstu-
tons have been established in most of the New Eng
land cities, much to the benefit of those who have
awaited themselves Of their advantages. The house
is open the residents of Washington as well as to
strangers The Best medical aid of the District will be
called whenever deemed necessary; the patient al
ways having his choice of any of the regular physicians.
The female attendants Of the lnrmary those ex-
perienced in the Calling and every attention will be
paid to those who entrus themselves to their
The location is airy and pleasant any in WASH
ington and entirely free from the noise and impure
ties of the densey populated parts of the CITY,
The house is new, and is fitted up in manner
ponding to the wants and comfort of nvads
Individuals travelling for the improvement of their
health, stopping in Washington, cannot fail to be
pleased with her comfortable and pleasant rooms.
Letters from a distance, post paid, will receive
prompt attention. july 1-2w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-07

~ ERMAN BOOKS. G.. WESSELHEFT,
VI Importer of German Books, (of the firm of ]. G.
WessehGft Co. Philadelphia respectfully informs
the friends of German literature that he is now in
this city, where he will stay but for a few days All
orders for German books, of which he keeps large
assortment at his store, No 1874 North Second ST.,
Philadelphia, as well as for his well-known German
paper, ode Alte und Neue Wett," will be thankfully
received at Mr.. FENDERIcH's Lithographc Depos-
tory, Pa Avenue. july 2-3t"
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, July 4th 1912.

BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, July 4th l642.
A # an election this day held, according TO law, at
n the Banking House of the Bank Of the Metro
polls for Directors Of that institution, for the en-
suing year, the following gentlemen were duly elect
ed, viz
John p Van Ness Nathaniel p. Causin,
James ThomI SON. John w Maury,
Thomas Carberry, George w Graham, and
John BOYLE Trueman Cross.
Lewis Johnson,
The next day (July 5th) the Board met and unani-
mously elected John P Van Ness, President; and
afterwards, also unanimously elected Charles Hill
Director to fill the vacancy in the Board produced by
the election of Gen. Van Ness to the Presidency.
July 6-3t
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PRINTING.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
Circulars, quarto post one page, one on Sheet per
100 sheets and per ream.
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Errors in accounts folio post, "a on sheet, do do
Circulars, quarto post, one page on sheet, do DO
Do do two pages do do
Do do three do do do
Do do four do do do
Do fooscap one page, one sheet, do do
Do do two pages on sheet, do do
Do do three do do do do
Do do four do do do do
Blank orders and receipts quarto post, one page two
on a sheet do do
Do acknowledgements do do do do
Do drafts postmasters do do do do
Do reports of settlements, do do one page do 60
RULING AND PRINTING.
Faint lining all sizes wiring paper, both Sides price
per ream, of each size.
Red lining, do do do do
W. FORWARD
Secretary of the Treasury.
az To be published until the fifteenth of july in
the Intelligencer and the Globe.
June 30-dtl5 July
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-07
NEW MUSIC.

TUST received the following pieces of new Musi
y at the old established store two doors east of l2t
street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17
The FsuHI.ra,If Ear.

SRIE sub'eribsT will attend The District Court
acs under tho Bankrupt Law which may be en-.
trusted 10 him.
JAMES W. OSBORNE.
Chario,it, FcL. %, 1912. l2G
u The Mccklcnburg JoiI'srsonian, Lincoln Re
publican and Highland Messenger will give this
four Insertions. }. W. o.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17

quired, bu, absolutely necessary TO the sue
cessiUl prosecution Of the art. II is much
more rare than the science Of agriculture,
and not whit less important. You will
find tee men that read, for one that prac
tees. How is this 10 be remedied? H.
stead Of filling the ranks Of agriculture from
the trained OF Of other professions, men who
have devoted their hes, and earliest days to
other calilnss, tram your children 10 this
profession, as you would 10 any other. Sc
lee, your finest boy, he will find verge and
scope enough for any talents be may pos
sess, aud make farmer of him-iuduct
him into the pracllcai details OF bis busI-
ness. Teach him that in no profession Is
time more precious learn bum ~ rise with
The lark, and remind him that eyery mo-
mon, he looses is multiplied 10y the number
Of his DEFENDANTS; let him thoroughly under.
stand the laborious, mechanical operations,
upon which his success 70 much depends,
AID then will he be ready 10 avail himself
Of labor saving machinery, by which those
lebors can be much abridged, 10 addition
TO all this, give him liberal education, and
then will he he ready to study the science
Of his professionalism will he 10 able to de.
tee, the errors into which the mere chemist
is daily falling for want Of practical knowl.
edge-ihen viii he by the application Of
mind to agricultural facts draw the art from
its present obscuriIy into the broad daylight
Of glorious science.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17
WILLIAM SANDRY

Gives Notice, that, as the firm Of Norment &
Sandry was dissolved on the frs, Of last January,
all persons indebted to the same, in any way, must
make carly settlements, as the ai4irs OF said Grm
mgst B. closed without delay.
". S. would also give notice, that I'll accounts
made at the shop Formerly Owned by john 0'Fsr.
Tell, next door above the Charlotte lI0,ol hai~oen
February. isil, eud January, ! ~ arc due him,
and mus, be closed Immediately iy Cash or Note.
Those not complying with Ibis noiice mus, not
complain if they ara called upon bciore IOeg by
an afiscr.
March 3, 1872. f2j
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17
VOLUME XII. ]
4. ]. H0LTON,
Editor, Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Trio Doiisrc aud Fifty Cents ifPaid in advance
THE Dollars il not paid within three months
AID Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
,'n,ii .,rr the expiration Of the year. No paper
d,ss Ain ed until all arrearages are paid, except
at,rs option of the Editor.
grAdycrtisemonts inserted at One Dollar per
.,nsre l6 lines or less, this sized typs,) for III,
s,st Insertion, and IS cents for each continuance
cnntt advertisements ana SHERIFF. Sales charged
o. per cent. higher; and deduction Of 1874 pei
cent will be made froIa the regular prices. for ad
yertiscrs BY the year.
AGENTS.
CDR. ". Cochran. Meeklcnhurg, NC.
Cbas. w. Harris. Mill Grove. n. c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17

FEvIIAT North Coroins is far behind the spirit
II Of The ago IN IHcratnrc, is q truth shat
none can question. Behold the immense number
nf Magazines and Newspapers published IN cities
North and South Of us, all tceming with literary
matter, while in the "Old North Stale" there IL
no periodical or paper devoted 10 the culuea'ion
Of correct taste and refined perception of all that
is beautiful and attractive 10 the moro pleasing
department fpolito literature And why IS this
r. II from want Of MATERIAL owing TO our dcs-
iitu,on of that knowledge or talent requisite for
literary porsuits There are intcllects among us
that would grace and give character TO the pages
Of any pross, Surely then, the absence of such
paper as that which is now proposed, can only be
attributed To m innonsidoratc neglect OF those at
tainmcnts, which, though they should never usurp
the place that belong TO eravcr purposes, SUI new
or fai! 10 cheer the heart and adorn the mind. Is
4 noble cdcice less beautiful because trailing
vines and flowers ontwnc themselves IN graceful
festoons around its Corinthion columns Should
tests be lorsworn because they chime not with so.
bnr rcilections' We upno not We trust not, and
It is the object Of this paper to prove not. lew
words will sufficiently explain our intentions In
Tho frs, Mace then we mean TO be neutral IN
Politics, and shall carefully eschew all commit.
talism - on that subject while We shall, TO the
best of our ability cater 20 the mental appetite oil
the lovers Of fun and good humor TALES, ESSAYS
SKrrcurs and uriicles OF POETRY original and SC.
lected, together with condensed statement OF
the news OF the day will appear in our columns
In short we wish TO publish IN agreeable M'sceI'
any a lively entertaining sheet, TO WHICH, 'he
eve wearicd with politics, may turn for pleasure
not unminglcd with profit.
TIE LITERARY NEWS
will be published weekly, on fine paper, OF small
medium size at the low price of 5 SO per annum
payublc in all cases in advance. The first mum
Der will appear on or about the first of March.
JAMES G. BURR.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17
To silk Growers.

HAVlNG established a small filaturc at this
place, the subscriber wishes 10 purchase
uICoONs, for which he win pay fair price for
any quantity that mny be offered. lie also wish.
IS % contract with any person who has the Mni
very Trees and Cocooncries now established for
. saPpy for the ensuing year, or with any pcr
son who wishes 10 engage IN the production of
ISScoons. lie has it in contemplation to enlarge
JUS mandatory if arrangements can be made for
u'e supply of Cocoons. Any one having Cocoons
now on hand for sale will find market for them
~ applying 10 the subscriber at Concord, n. G.
WILLIAM jerks,
Concord, FEB. s, 1912. 20t
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17
RtiCpeHdcHf Gr0ys.
New COnartncrship
IN TUE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

rEylIE Subscribers having formed copirtner
"A ship icr the purpose Of carrying on the Tat
bring Business 10 sill i,s various braneheN 10 Con
card, y G. under the firm Of Prlce s McMasiers,
Ger their services to the people Of CabaFrus and
The public in general Their shop Is The famo &C.
CAPPED BY Nj Chas, n. Price. They ila,ies thorn
,cSss hat they wiIl To able 10 please all who may
favor them with call ono Of tie hrrn having
lem employed considerable portion Of his time
o. 4 cutter ia some Of the most fashionable Estab
Ishmtnts "a the Clty Of Philadelphia and having
the Advantages Of an extensive acquaintance 10
relation 10 his bnsincsq and the other having car
tled on a shop f1F a considerable time IN Concord,
they arc sure that they can oder inducements 70
iir public in their business which they pledge 10
laihL Their work shall be done IN the laios, and
most fashionable stye and uartanted TO be supe-
rt1r IN workmanship any in the country. They
h7Pr BY punelualiiy and s,ric, attention 70 their
business . merit share Of public patronage
Their price shall be IN proportion to the times.
CHARLES \, PRICE
JOHN T. McMASTERS.
CsH,orl, Feb I, 1912. 2atf
\. D. The subscriber hereby notifies all pct.
sons Vho have accounts on his b0uks to close the
tamc, cilhcr By Cash OF Note, ss ! am detcrmin-
cd TO close them otherwise unless this notice !,
attended to. C.N. PRICE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NOTICE.


rHyIlE undersigned viii receive sealed
Il proposals to build JAIL 10 the
Town Of Concord until Monday the 18th day Of
Anil next The building 10 be of Brick, 30 by
40 feet three stories high in Rock foundation.
The building to be completed BY the isi day Of
January ls4l.
Tie contractor ei.. receive The following pay
mcnis. VIZ $1,000 when the foundation Is cum.
plctcd. 1900 whsn the walls are put up and the
iuldiog covered. $500 on the Let Gay Of October
lsl3, and $500 annually thereafter until the
whole amount is paid. The contractor viii be
required to give bond and security.
i plan aud specification Of tic building may
L. sea BY applying TO either Of the undersigned
tl Concord.
JORN ROGERS,
CHRISTOPHER MELCHOR. CONS.
4. W. ALLISON.
Concord Cghqrfas Go. Nc.
Matcs / 1872. fl6
II The Carolina wsichmsn viii insert three
iimes.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17
PROSPECTUS.
THE LITERARY NEWS.

It's proposed 10 publish 10 the town Of Whining
ton, n. c. a new paper 20 be called
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17
Ladies and GcHsIenienS
SHOES.
or THE VERY DRST GUILTY.,

and numerous other articles, comprising tho lsrg
cat and most desirable Stock OF Groceries ever Of
fered 10 this matket--all of wuch will be sold on
very moderate terms for CASH. or on n credit to
punc,ual dealers. They solicit share Of public
patronage
Charlotte, March 3, 1871.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-17
New Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT.

sNliE subscrlbers having associated themselves
~ In The above BUSINESS under tho firm OF
"faham 4 Jam,son, tender their services TO the
public IN tho house west OF lrwin's Corner, and
formerly occupied as an Apolhecary shop They
'eeI confident that they vii, be able to giyr gene.
tai satisfaction,
Vt A liberal discount made to
Cash customers.
A. GRAHAM.
ID. JAMESON.
Charlotte, FED. |, ls!2 l9G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
HTND'S DEPOT

OF wEBB'S BURNERS, IMPROVED. at Iit Grand St,
door the Broadway HouseThe subscriber
fully informs his friends and the public general that being
the manufacturer Of those Lamps since their introduction he
has brought them that perfection which makes them
others now in existence rom his long experience IN the hu
sness and the facilities he all Others IN the
trade he !. enabled to sell at 50 g IS per cent for
70 merits share Of public PATRONAGE The great degiy here
by Al. that have used em now entirely obv.ted By The T
perfect order for burning without tn. least trouble
sold S. and ss which affords Tight more brilliant than any
other substance to the CT
less than half Of oil safe way eIposiv
Clearly leaves marks, and il spilled clothes
furniture evapoates entirely, like alcohol The LAMPS
order need nung raising Of the wicks but merely
require be kept clean and be filed often they
themselves empty. -e-
Also Camphorated Cas- Chemical Oil, and Alcohol At
duced prices Lamps cleaned repaired wckd and altered 10
burn camphine
Astral Lamps bronzed and regilt.
Country merchants and all Others who wish to procure
ally splendid article respectfully invited examine his
tent that they will find Il To their advantage.
B-Constantly on hand general assorsmens Of Kitchen
Furniture Stoves Sc &c.; Tin and Copper Roofing Cutters
Leaders and Job Work in general 4 ths shortest mo-
ice. JAMES HlNDS,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS;
lhese Powders have been verssiIy adopted
in Europe France particular for eprs!ds Of hiy year.
safe ecacous remedy for manned ladies' whose hean
forbids rapid increase OF family. G. r .
Madame Resteli well known WIS Tor hirty years te
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals In Eu.
ropehose Vienna and Pawhs,s favored BY her great
those great in medical science so specially adapted
vailed well this country rs in Earoge Her
her-by tracing DE- decline and III hyah Of married ieYsles,
often apparently ineIclicable which consgn
fnd mother premature grave-to their true souccto
rive wledxe of the OF female ndspos
Of married fcmf les-whch 1908, led
IN. dscnveryt her celebrated Preventive Powders
Their adoption been the Of preserving not only
the health the life Of aeetionaie wife and
fond mother. . 49,
The feeling the importance Of this subject
trnstng benefits resulting thousands by sdor
ton would ully the Of
RED BY that they hold and DEAR their
is not wise and virtuous TO prevent evils which sub
ject BY simple and healthy means within control Every
dspassate virtnous and enlightened mind will unh stat
,nsy answer in the affirmative Price five DOLLAR package
ian De orwatded b. m to gsr of The United ss.,ss
TELL Female Pbysician. Principal Office, its Greenwich
street. New York Office hours from AM 10 clock M.
Boston office Nc. Essex 81 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
M1SCELLAN
LUCINA CORDIAL.

TO The AMERICAN PUBLIC.
Lacias Cordial ato The Unsd ststss and 10 ts IsTioJ
- 80" only spread Us usefulness throughout this he pher
% "a Eafoie 6at has 4s ddej 10 tue renown o rs n3or,
ihvvnio by The uvElled powers has be.u discoverc Us
ssss 10 tr cure 81 mcpent The kaowledye
- 6sgsr1 ,9assss y IaiinS and nvsos te hu
ts "su Is p' medicine has been added 70 the catalogue
uie eIe Of 'neipeni consumption which places the dses-
scarcely areessry =, tbs rsod to reeommeud .bs i.aens
Cara an ssuihc-nt remedy In Of 0!sst FiuoI Al
al diseases arising from deo,ston OF the system where an
aea' Q, restorative Is wanted a hroushou, ths Uuite9
s and leaves no,hing further 10 te hoped for cures be-
6s Should hs be- any eon s"sap pam snt 81
Tive above complaints, who doubtful of its almost
ou ny pssoas ryspensiDty feeling assured Il thes ,Se
y hs ,ss9rsd trial het health g the afflicted pa i's'
iso the case ~ Euoie the inme American eputsitp
o. The Laeps CoTds principally based on its thoroughly in
females so had been considered barren bear ospnng
Nheu drst received the Of the Luciua Cordial
Lne OF respectable testimony that H.
declined committing myself individually by giving any per
sse upwards Of hunsd thousand bottles csuped
'{h tae sees and esrieae, and testimonials
sud nLcn Snowiede founded personal observation
hsslry warrant II rs far exceeding sanguine holss
important ends for which nded and has b.
Sohe 50 lusty and universally popular. To be expc
bic os assuinpton Lacins Cordial can mys
crate the write them
where nature mas been dehcen the, have
ar can aoduce that stat.
aesSun iemsiss Who PREVIOUSLY unfrutu
ANA imlzned barren,
ress hat have TO speak SC plainly such sdgly de-
s sSd ,s ssa a.S 'S e, 50 Il, SSshi 3
wneh have cheer oy assumed With feelings oil sincere
Lueius Cordial has been upon mis- country re
a ~ JoHN wv WINTERS lSSfa sfTSs ND
ine 50 bottle For sale at t9 Broadway, and %
street Ne. York, and 20 Nouh siIh street, Ai.dephis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
On structure and its Cure.

On Structure and It's Cure.
THE FOL LOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-
FoRG s re-: ds,gy .,sssrs
rssd'aS
s s &c, s g.. ssy. ~
u IS esrain free from poin and generally accomplished
With regard TO the first of these remarks:-,
well kpewn that s.eurs The result e. badly treated
Time from month to month. slides into elect Now
9 rn ss
5 s sop ." IF.
Fart Or other Of pss,Se ssree further ;s, al
il is lar from laying dormant bu, IS The hidden cause Of many
serious msiades only Off sexual but those also of
what especially lead. attention OF from this disorder
. he 81 sns no
.1einre often exist, for year, without p59dlsIIs any
uped stream Of urine belongs only to the cases
This Us b hs these are
take o6s RON notion sus Esy body na
Nox s ct and which Issl physician will in
None s nothing
S os e Ss
and pills and cords and the like for ose,he
out waS IN seeing the real nature OF the case he has cured
With Of preventing ,ss.s %po:,cn. therefore j,
stance. BY which Structure may be known which b
there are See o espec %po and these Be
Gf II: Ar
need not be much s But
sonsP tro indicative S i'si ts
cult say aSss aoasaha q oss nay run
& anos4 ba : s
on beyond weeks this alone would AFFORD ,ufeisnt
ss' ,Gs 'S;sfs1 8. ''fis
+ e dePs,; hc s sS to ss.s1 SD sod
Not howevs that seen alike inevery Uu' ,pd
he ss s 1sy sss sss
more q TIA, he Is so capable 81 .p and
the dissppeans Of the cur pre
sn 10 s os.ss TO s nd dgte .. Win
:p.s s, this % Is az s'Ss
ss:
many days S p, .. who wish to
e Tns H. es s:G Sss
s ca, 4. r.. a
Fl. and hcss who
s so"a and o ne s wsu
cure sepsrs Also are ARRANGED for those who may
haze o q w now word two the ground
%ss sDS sses on see s0% ysns.5 VIII s
s %y view Ts b. Ralph That beside his grad
o S il nS Ssss ne
thirty has published two editions Of work
y AsE ssa s,i p M No
ted 70 almost every Physician emincncc in this
city.
Dr. Ralph consulted At his private residence No So Green
wieh street towards the Battery at any houre may also be
dollar all msr
iEsoS SW SHFMIss ,l: cAr; s.S:t
few days the frat and only authorised Amssean edition 81
his work ~ :,
For his edition the rsnssfor Dr. 0rsep, hiss fnrmshsd
contained in the London sdifon OF any ohe
Ali the errors Of the eay London copies retained 10 the
New York ppblics ton. advertrsed ~ correct
suf7 Itaw,s3vv