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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-07
SPIRIT OF POPERY.

On the evening of Saturday the 9th ult.,
the Rev. Mr.. Dodge, agent for the Proies-
tant Reform Society of Newly ork, arrived
in this town, intending to remain over
Sabbath, and prosecute his journey on
Monday: BY request he preached on Sab
bath in the Presbyterian Church, and at
the close of the mornings discourse he
announced his intention of preaching in the
evening on the subject of his mission
This he did on Sabbath, and Monday even
ing also, in which lectures he stated some
plain truths in relation TO popery, stating,
however, mostly historical facts. This
offended some Of the Catholics so much,
that Wednesday, as he was about starting
on his journey, a note was put into his
hands, which was as follows:
"To the Native Speaker Dodge: Sir.
You are Requested to leave this city in
five hours if not 1000 will not save your
back nor your head, hell will be your next
landing place One thousand anty natives"
About this time knot of persons gath
cred round the Franklin House, with the
evident intention of insulting, and, if they
had dared, to have lynched Mr.. Dodge
and this they doubtless would have done,
but for Mr.. Myers and few persons who
gathered in. Threats were made, and Vi
oIence intended. Mr.. Dodge, however,
like a man, declined complying with the
wishes of those lawless desperadoes; and
remained one night longer in town than he
had before intended. In the evening of
Wednesday, he was burned in effigy in the
middle Of the street, near the courthouse.
Think Of that sir. In the year of grace,
ls44, for speaking his sentiments, and do
inc what he had right to do, a man must
be threatened his life, and be burnt in etfi-
gy.- Canton Ohio Repository.
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VOLUME XTy.l
+. ]. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor s. Publisher,
TERMS:

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
pnd in adpanee. THREE DOLLARS # mol
maid ,sifkiE three months, And THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS y mol paid until af
,,r the expiration Of the ysor. No paper diseon
,inutd uniil oil auearsgss are paid, eTefPt at IA.
Or,ioa Of the Editor.
" Adruiissmsnts inserted al One Dollar PEI
,qasrs, (l6 lines or less. his ''ssd fyPe) for The
6y.i iassrtion and % cents for each continuance
Cunt adpe,tistnents aud ShtrtB's Sales charg.
I'd IS per cent higher; and q deduction Of 33I
,.y cent uiH DC made from the regular prices tor
sdrernssrs by the year. Ad,1iistmsnis inserted
ponihiy or quarterly 81 per square for each time.
Semi raoaihiy rs cents PER square for each time.
AGENTS.
Col. r. W. Cochran, MeekieHbufF. ~ c.
CLes " Hdrris MI CrOps. n. c.
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TO CURE SHEEP.SKIN WITH THE
WOOL ON.

Take one spoonful Of alum and two Of salt
petre; pulveTizs and mix we'll together ;
then sprinkle the powder on the flesh side
of The skin, and lap tho two llesh-sides to
gether, with the wool outside then fold
the skins as tight as you can, and hang
them in a cool place. 10 two or three
days, as soon as they are dry, take them
down and scrape them with blunt knife,
I'LL clean and supple. This completes the
process, aud they make a mos, excellent
saddle cover. If, when you kill mutton,
you treat your skins in this way, you can
get moro for the wool and skin separately,
than if disposed OF otherwise. Other skins
which you desire to cure with the fur on
may be treated in The same way.-Albany
Agrtculturid.
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+" i again say, that am most thorough
ly convinced tina, you were most untruth
fully and, therefore, unjuslIy treated; for
have never seen any evidence TO subslan
tate at all the charge.
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An Irishmun being told that the price OF
bread had fallen, remarked, that il was the
first time he ever rejoiced at the FALL Of u
friend.
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TO MR. CLAY-Bv French WING.

If all the leaves of the trees of the UNI
verse were paper, the branches pens, and
the water Of the ocean ink, there would
no, be enough TO write the good qualities
of the great HENRY CLAY. A,
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Men sicGi-They advertise kittens tor
SAFE in New York. Singular Pnrr SUIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20
MONEY MARKET.


The Stock Market during the past week has not
advanced so steadily as during the previous weeks
There has not been much speculation going on, or
so favorable feeling as regards further improve
ment. The bears all through the late movements in
stocks have been very formidable party By combina-
Jon they have had great influence prices, which
served to keep down the fever for speculations. The
bsas have nearly abandoned the field and unless
movement arises to supply the place of the opposition
carried before there must be great advance in prices
during the next two months strong party of bears in
the street checks speculation to great extent and
a greater regularity than would otherwise exist The
opposite party WILL however in times like the present,
predominae high prices continually attract converts
to IT, who only TO carry on the bubble, until
want of capital, tightness Of the money market
breaks them down. when their opponents step and per-
feet the work commenced The two great parties en-.
gagged in stock specuations resemble those engaged in
political matters The business of each bears some re.
sembance. as the success of both, depend in
the extent OF the bets made with each other Specu
ation in fancy stocks is fuctuating that the
party, within period Of two days, may change from
bull bear several times Were Tor these ups and
downs, and the influences that brought TO bear on
prices this sy stem Of gambling would be carried TO
extent The principle of selling shert stock is
very important one There must in all branches O.
business be many buyers sellers. The interest
one is Numerically opposed to the other One hi
influence to depress and the other TO advance prices
The balance is in this way regulated and the elements
are so equally divided that the regulation is
Stocks will undoubtedly reach higher prces-between
this and the moment for contraction in the Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

MAY ls-The following gentlemen were duly admitted
during the present term now in session. Counseors OF
the Supreme Court -
Joseph c. Albertson Robert Angus, John L. Booksta.
YER Arson Bingham Robert Barnard, Mason Brewster,
Aaron Belkpap, Lewis Benedict Jr. Benz s. Brooks,
Augustus W. Clason Josiah NJ Carter, lie Grand Dodge
James r. Howard, Archibald Hilton, william j. Hoppn,
Henry Ogden Irving, William Judson, Edgar ]. Leete,
Edgar Logan, Moses B. Maclay Abiathan b. Willard,
Stephen l.. Magoun, James Morrogh, A. r. Menzie Vim.
Power William II. Ronaids, VIM s. Rowland, Sanford
Smith Jared NJ Smith, Edwin W. Stoughton, j. Law
renee Smith. Frederick r. sherman, John II. Southland
Daniel Trembey, Edmund Terry, Emory Townsend,
y Watson, John w Wisner A. Hamilton Wallis, Chas
D Wright, Michael weysnt, Alexander Wilkins
The following gentlemen were also admitted as Attor-
neys Of the supreme Court -
Egbert Bagg, VIM. g. Bryan, Francis Byrne, George
bradshaw, Joseph f. Barnard John b. Burnett James {.
Blake, John Bowron Thomas C. Campbell, Edwin Clark,
II. g. Cooke, Howard G. Csdy Thomas C. Dodd Abra
ham D. Ditmas, VIM. A. Dod Myron c. Eaton W. C. r.
English, Matthew II. Furman Robert Ferguson John B.
Gardiner, VIM II Gr'swold, James $. Gibbs, Frederick
Hughson. Abraham " Harpending, Lydig NJ Hoyt An.
drew J. Hammersey, VIM. l.. Hyatt, George A. fIalsey
Hamilton Harris, Thomas Hyslop Henry NJ HYDE Henry
Hurster Alfred g. Jones, Christopher jorlon George
Keefe, Tiffany Lawyer, jeremiah Larocque BENJAMIN
c. Leveridge, L. A. Lawrence, Thomas Picon Miner
James McGay, Robert McVey Archibald McMar,jn
John n. Mcfarland Allen Melville Cornelius Minor j.
Oakley Nodane, EHingham H Nichols, Alfred a. Phillips
Chas A. Purdy, Matthew W. Pennie, John w. Prison,
Thos H. Rodman worthngton Romeyn, Edgar schieae-
lin, Peter Remsen Strong, James + Starbuck, r. l.. L.
SHEPPARD Peter shspter. Jr Nathaniel B. Smith, VIM
Tappan, Lewis +. Therasson, Joshua Van Wych, Eu
gene Valentine, j. w. Vdndeweer d. d. Van Alsyne, Lu
Glen P. Wetherby, Loren Wood, Laysel d. Wait JOSEPH
w Winans, John Wilkinson, William f. Webster, Elias
h. Winslow Egbert Whitaker Jared sparks Moses War
W wslgrove. Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

0z-SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.-WE
were told yesterday of plan tor making man pleas
ed with himself il not 18th every body. &c. trotting
around Broadway, without waiting for the next
toner" uglyensconced in Phaons easy chair
and had Uranium treated to first rate renovation
der his hands The fact is he is, ought to coin for
tune out of this enterprise, having relinqushed the
onsoria part of shaving. and devong his entire saloon
to hair dressing and shampooing. He has provided
large number Of first rate brushes 300 with which
he enovates the head and which not used the
ond time without ceansng-this feature c0mmends sel
every person whose continually shocked by
coming in contact with the of brush that IL
used the head OF every oaer that may give his six
pence for a shave Commend to this neat clean and
healthy plan introduced by Phalon 2i4 Broadway oppo
site ST Pauls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

This will place the treasury Of the kingdom in cond
ton, sanctioning alienation from the taxation that
bears so heavy their foreign trade In s2 when the
property tax went into force, the duty thirty three
principal articles Of import reduced the consump-
ton Of which has since decidedly increased Ii
beral scale of duties was OF that time placed upon many
articles the production of the United States and an equ
vsen expected from this country We give England the
credit of acting in many instances regard to
cal systems literally the unfavorabe condition Of
her treasury would admit but other nations be GO
vened by her slow movements and have protected their
own interests In ormngfayorabe reatieswith each other
Great Britain finds other powers advancing their manu-
featuring interests and increasing their foreign trade,
without reference to any OF her movements regard for
her connection. The supremacy Of England manu-.
featuring nation, debating power to those Of the
world, has passed away She threatened rsaliatorv du
ties German manufactures, to obtain exclusive prvi
eges for her own which instead Of having the desired
effect prompted the confederation to place restrictions
those of Great Britain There is treaty in existence
between England and the Zoll verein by which the
ufactures Of Great Britain must be admitted par with
those of the favored nation but there ia between
Great Britain and the United States The British Minis
try undoubtedly have eye to future advantages,
in proposing reduction OF the duty wool The total
importation Of wool into Great Britain for s3 amounted
TO O6 pounds the largest portion Of the finer qua
ties Of wool imported comes from Germany. This may
be conciliaory measure and intended equivalent
for anticipated concessions from the Customs Union we
have at all events start in this business The treaty,
causing all this excitement abroad Is before the Senate.
1t will undoubtedly be ratified, notwithstanding the Bri.
fish Prcmiers threat to enter his protest against it, and
the manufacturers Of Great Britain will receive
check first by the introduction into of their greatest
markets American manufactures particularly cotton yarn
and twist andseccnd by the admission of German manu-
features into this country favorable terms than
are granted to those OF any other nation The only OBJ
structon to immediate ratification OF this favorable
treaty is the existence OF an absolute and unqualified rea
y between this country and Great Britain, STIMULATING
that England shall be put the same footing as the
most favored nation without giving corresponding equi-
valents
The condensed quarterly report of the Banks OF this
State for May shows expansion in all the movements
since the last returns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

bg- PRIVATE. MEDICAL AlD.--The members Q
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their effsts to suppress quackery,
beg leave state that their particular attention continues
C. be directed to all diseases OF private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment Of those Diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid All
eantages not TO be met with in any institution IN m
country either public private The treatment OF th'
College is such to insure success in every case and
totally different from that cIous practice Of running
the constitution with mercury, AMI in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One OF the mem
bers OF the College for may years connected with th'
principal hospitals offurcpe attends daily for consula
lion from AM to s PM.
Terms-Ajvice and medicine, IS A cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living II
the country and not finding it convenient to attend per
soBSy, have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect cure by stating
their case explicitly together with all symptoms, time o
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, any
nd enclosing 50, post paid addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent
OHics and Consulting OF tho College, ah Nasas'
street
my- DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
gafy a- Gretb oorf Rroa dvoy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

DrJELs AT THE SouTH.-No. lon Sunday a
duel was fought at Vicksburg, between Col j. f.
Robins and Jas NJ Downs The parties fought with
yagers fifteen poces and the latter shot across the
breast The wound was not considered fatal No. i
day or two after. street fight OF between the
editor of the Sentinel and DR.. Mackn, the second OF
Downs The attack from the latter The parties
struck several blows and proceeded to revolving pistols
in which il is said Mackn received mortal wound in
the breast These fights originated from a difference,
from which r. f.. Robins and the Hon. s s Preniss were
the real parties and another duel between these worthless
expected TO come Oft in few days. No 3.On the
4th inst in the quiet city there street brawl
be,w Major Miller United States Marshal and Major
Dunn the teacher Of military tactics The parties met at
the Prentiss House in Voksburgh and belabored each
other with cudgels They subsequently fought in the
street with pistols but without effect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

ments for the quarerthsn those current The i'm
amount of money in the hands of Spectators ID
to he employed in temporary novement-from
which they can at any time withdraw-snd at present
nothing holding out greater or better prospects
than operations fancy stocks Those who are seeking
permanent investments, WILL doubt be attracted by
the present quotations for Of best State stocks
but those who bent speculation are not satisfied
with the small advances good sound stocks experience
but must dash into attractive fancy that will make
or mar their fortunes in very short time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs-REsuIT OF 4rH
DAYS Unconstitutional Jockey Club Purse, $500
-Four Mile Heats.
Col VIM r. Johnsons <. h. Blue Dick by Margrave, l
Henry Walkers CHI h. by Emancipation, dam Betsey, dis.
srooSp RAcg-sAME DAy-Pi opTietors Purse, 800
Mile Heats.
Henry Walkers h. C. by Mazappa dam by Goliah, ]
p r. Johnson's Ke-wannee, by Cetus. 2 .
Time-lst heat l.55-2d heat l.5i
The Buffalo Hunt will take place on Saturday this)
afternoon ut 4 o'clock.-Naf Infeigence, May 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUE RACES Result Of third
days races-Proprietors Purse, $30O-Three mile
heats-Wm. II. Johnsons b. h. Midas, by Rowton,
Col F. Thompsons b. h. Pryor, by Priam, 9, r
Johnson's CHI. h. the Colonel, by Pram, T Y. s.
Boyce's oh. C. Will See. by Foreigner. dis. ; VIM
Holneads b. c. Representative, by Andrew dis.1ime
LIST heat 8 b4-2d heat 5.bs.-Nat Int, Nov II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. -Archibald
w HYDE, to be Collector of the Customs for the
District of Vermont and Inspector OF the Revenue for the
rort of Alburg in the State OF Vermont vice William
Briggs removed. George " Nc Whorter to be Collector
of the Customs for the District and Inspector OF the Re
venue for the port Oswego in the State of New York
vice Thomas H. Bond removed. Thomas Gatewood t.
be naval officer for the district of Norfolk and Portsmouth
in the State of Virginia Michael Kennedy to be Consul
Of the United States for Cayenne, in French Guiana Jo-
sah Raymond be consul of the IT, States for Mama
Milo in the island Of Cuba Robert DeSver, OF Penn
syvana to be Consul of the u States for Port Louis in
the Isle Of France Thomas w Waldron, to be consul oil
the IT, States for Hong Kong in China Paul s. Forbes,
to be Consul Of the u States for Canton vice Snow
deceased Thomas g. Peachy, to he Consul of the Uni
ted States for Annoy in China Richard Belt to be Con
sui of the United States for Naamoras in Mexico vice
Daniel w Smith, resigned. + NJ Auboyneau, to be Con.
sui of the IT, States for La Rochelle in France Henry
Brent be Consul OF the IT, States for Ravenna in Italy
Cresson to be Consul Of the u States for Jersa
lem in Palestine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

my- COL. RICHARD MENTION JOHNsON:-I is
desirable that as msny Of the friends OF RICHARD NJ.
Johnson, the Warrior, Statesman and Patriot, from
every State In the Union that can make II convenient,
should be present at the Baltimore Conveo on me y
inst io-eou"~f"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

SPLENDID SALE OF OLD ORIGINAL PAINTINGS -
The collection of old Italian paintings, which have
been exhibited in Clinton Hall for several weeks,
VIII be sold by auction on Wednesday, the 9th
inst, by Simeon Draper, Esq.
We understand that connoisseus from Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, are coming on, or
sending on, to make purchases The collection is
very fine, consisting of several choice originals of
the old Italian masters, whose works have never
before been seen in this country. We shall enter
into particulars tom orrow.
RACING ON BEACON COURSE will be fine
racing on this course to-day, tomorrow, and on
Wednesday. Among other fine horses Kpton is
entered for to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

no DELAY is DANGEROUS" AND IS OFTEN
times productive of ruin slight cold which at its ap
pearance did not worthy of notice. has led to the
fatal consequences Dr. sherman's Cough Lozenges
will give immediate eliethey have effected cures in the
most desperate and better calculated at this
changeabc and cola season to all severe and
troublesome coughs, than any other medicine in use
They highly recommended by the faculty and pre-
scrbed TO their patients Dr. Shernans warehouse is al
iO6 Nassau street Agents227 Hudson street 1888 Bow
cry; II East Broadway IS William street Logger
Buildings, Philadelphia and state street Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

MExToo.-There was ridiculous report in circu-
stion Yesterday that General Santa dead The
news said to have been received in letter via Hava
na and have been carried there by the mail steamer
We have made inquiries and ascerained that there not
word OF truth in the rumor. The steamer left Vera
Cruz at the time the Krkwood, which arrived
here Thursday and had not reached Havana the 4
inst when the T. Street left--N o. Tropc, May IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

THE SECRET WAR MESSAGE AGAINST MEXICO
We give in this days paper the Secret Message of
the President, in relation to the ordering of troops
and ships of war, which some of the papers declare
to be declaration OF war against Mexico, and for
which they Justify demand the impeachment Of
John Tyler We have examined the Message to-
gether with the accompanying documents, which
too voluminous for insertion to-day, and really
We cannot nerceive such thunder and lightning.
All looks quiet and peaceable, and very proper to
be done in such a case and we rather think thai
the President couldn't have done otherwise in the
premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

90 MNEMONOTECHNY.-PEo BRANCH. " re
quest will repea his free lecture on Mncmoncs at the
Lecture Room of the New York Society Library, al ue
corner oil Leonard st. and Broadway on Monday evening
next, at O'Clock precisely The nndamenta psss snu
detail OF the system OF Anne Paris will be conpred
the copyrighted fundamental basis and detail oil the sys
tenn OF Prof Gouraud. The public generally are respect
fully invited to attend. sSM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

glt- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--Th
ronc Mixture, preparedb by the College OF Niedicne an
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, confidently re
commended for all debility produced by secret in
diligence of any kind II is an invaluable rene
Tor impotence sterty or barrenness uniess depend
ing on mal-iormation)
Single bottles ~ each of half dozen So; care
fully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
Nassau street. W. =. RICHARDSON, NJ d, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

We publish to day SUPPLEMENT- to the HERALD
sstug foreign Intelligence brought by the Britannia
steamer
This SUPPLEMENT- is furnished gratis to regular
carriers and subscrbersto the newsboys that sell in the
Streets and transient readers they sold at one cent in
quantities. and two cents by the single number
Those readers Of the Herald who wish to have the SUP
ELEMENT gratis in the city, on the arrival of the
steamers will find it to their advantage to call at the
office and become regular subscribers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

my- DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Saiye, at 81 Walker street, first door from Broadway
n Daley be not wrten-mind, wRIrTEN-with pen on
the corner of every box, avoid It a. poison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

o. VELpEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
of GonorrhGa, elect, and all mocupurnlen discharges
from the ethra These pills prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
speedy and eecual remedy for the above complaints
They guaranteed TO cure recent cases in from three
to five days and possess greater power obstinate
and chronic glee than any other preparation
at present known, removing the disease without eonne
ment from business tainng the breath d'sagreeng
with the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office Of the College OF Pharmacy and Me-
dicine, 95 Nassau street.
w 8. RICHARDSON, M. d. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

HALIFAX MAcKEREL.-Several gross frauds have
been discovered in mackerel imported from Hall
fax and the neighborhood A few mackerel are put Al
each head Of the barrel and the rest is stones and
they pasked and whether the fraud perperated
at the time Of packing, afterwards, is not known.