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Consumption of the Lungs.
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zze t5io,r,as Aase just reerrcd jrom ue:.r, ,o.n
Ro'rc, Druggists .Nafk h,s STATE ,chon, II
toas communicated by Jon Uimer Err, Of
Buri,neton Licking Comfy OHIO.
BURLINGTON, LICK. Co.. o., Dec. 4. 1913
Messrs- JosIIN 81 RowE:-At your regues; |
transmit TO statement Of the Of Mts Winner and
Guild. MS am able 10 communicate, which yon
at Liberty to publish If fit. as feel
form the world of the effects of the Invaluable medicine
called Wis,ars Balsam Of WILD Cherrv to which by
divine blessing, indebted for the restoration heai,
Of my wife and child.
Arou, five yonrs ago, Mrs. Winner attacked with
violent cough. pain The and sde symptoms Of
approaching consumption During the intervals from THAT
u February "a ad
eminent Physician. from Utica Syivania Homer, Catham
ana Newark and with only partial ellef OF the most "-
gent symptoms About one ago. she caught violent
cold which seated upon the Longs, producing
vation of all her symptoms. Her Physican
and despite his rapidly
70 sink under her disease Cough, Expec ton, Hectic,
together with night reduced her complete
skeleton In February last her attending Physician deem
ed her case altogether hopeless council called, ard
after celebrating upon her unanimously pronounced
her TO be beyond the Of aud expressed
opinion that she could survive short time,
weeks at fahess She was at this time entirely confined
TO her bed and scarcely able to arcua,e in wins
per Her daily of coughing would last her
htef'upiediy from to hours, and severe they,
that did that paroxy would be
The physicians in cou0cil pronounced her Lungs. LIVER
Kidneys, Spine. and Mucus Membrane the
be incuraby diseased. 1t extremity
we happened 10 obtain pamphlet describing DR. Wisiafs
We Immediately you and procured a bottle, and
commenced its evening nv giving
fI such the surprising effect tina, she was able TO
pass comfortable lights without experiencing any
paroE Of coughing aad such ultimate effect,
taking bve bottles she
pcetatons Of her and who
iifey restored TO health and las, done
me entire work Of her family After the last attack Of
Mrs Winner, youngest child. then infant 81 tho
breast taken down. and rapidly sinking. with the
mother and seeing the happy effect Of the
Balsan the Of the mother. disposed
trial Of it for the child, and it attended
perfect
The above saiemen, e a:tes,ei byonr physician
veil eighoors and usin,ances, who Mrs.
" inner d,riag the course of her sickness.
Very truly, yours. &c.
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T3f7oir'ag ne hart jttt recfrea rom .Ws.rs To,n
Hore Druggists, ~ Nctark in H's STATE to ,con, II
aoas COMMUNICATED By john Uimer, Esq., e,t,zen Of
BurHHe ton Licking Comfy OHIO.
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0AULIlE lrA C.lgAgG
We will also make CARDING MACHINES of the b st
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WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.
We making the PLOUGH. From tire long
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Ohio, deem speak of its superior
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raj We manufacture four Sizes three and
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with
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TOur delinquent subscribers are

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03
ANNEXATION or rExAs-.anr.

Il ANNEXATION or TEXAS-Aa,ty
i As ee expected tie Loco Foeos alias the TY
4 patty attempts TO make great blowing
N Of Tho meeting held hefe on the 2lth alt
j krtai meeting "a ia Hstleabotg they say r..
d, tic meeting vas iarge enongs, and sIthaugh
nfossd Of Wligs and loco roeas, il the qaea-
lad bern ? / IL different manner -if tboso
1sble 10 annex stion had been requested to rise
ten those opposed 10 DO tho same very dif.
ret result would have bccn exhibited from that
4 ampatrd about BY the Joint Stock Concern"
! Sc know many Wings were sitting within
bar Who DID not vote at all. Il is true. many
tie Wings are IN favor of annexiug Texas,
not npon AIRY terms Others again are gov.
- By interest, for sc-ue have told US that they
] lId be aIlo 10 got the debts from men who
e run Off 10 that country and We were sur.
scd It the zaal manifested by Col IIefndon, Of
e4feiud county bot our surprise give way
en We understood he was brother inl law Of
f.. Henderson, tic Texan Minister who no
i 'aat Possesses large quantity Of Texas lands.
ID eho would should the annexation he con.
minated. make an Independent fortune.
Wehavo given the ptoeeoiingsin preceding
Haamn, that Oh readers may sec what was done.
The first resolution states that Texas became
part Of the United States by The purchase Of
i 7nn,ana. This u not in accordance with the
le'' Of The case, for Spain claimed Texas as well
n Franco and therefore Franco had no right to
p territory in dispute and We had none to pnr.
i 1ase tat least il We did so il was at our risk,
FHd whom tho boundary was finally settled, tho
government offered to purchase Texas as It was
s'tedby many OF our citizens at the time. which
e'Aow5 that our claim at hes, was a questionable
one.
lhe second resolution says that if Texas wa'
l4'' 70 US as portion Of tho Union il was by a
8lc'chcd stroke of diplomacy. Mr.. John Quin
y Adams is blamed for the loss Of this territory
/ yet tie people are not told that although he wa,
Secretary OF State at the time, that John c. Cal
noun aud William IL Crawford, who were in thu
ea5inct at tho time were reported 10 have over
'''ed him, Mr.. A. being in favor Of going to th'
colorado. So if blame is to attach 20 any on
i0r ITS loss it is TO Messrs Calhoun and Crawford
'oth Southern mon.
The third resolution saws we havo perioe
'ght TO re.annex Texas 10 tho union-ihc pnr
'aase Of Louisiana by Mr.. Jefferson having sci
'Vo Mo constitutional power TO receive by pun
e"aso or otherwise tho Territory of a Foreig
PoWer How far this assertion is trun we leave
'sifacl Of letter from Mr. Jefferson 10 polit
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03
~ We perceive that we G.

GIVE perceive that we Cd
error in publishing the comma
ted a, the Texas meeting to |
luiions. The error was not
aud as we were not present VII
mlttee was appointed we ED
names 10 the chairman who 4
lieved they were correct. III
millee is given IN the proceed
composed Of seven Locos a nd II
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03
TREATY or ANNEXATION.

We learn from the Congressional pro-
ceedlngs that the Treaty for the anneNing
of Texas to the United States was laid be-
fore the senate on The 22d ult. The latest
intelligence sc have on the subject Is from
the correspondent Of the Charleston Cour-
Ter, who states that the indications are that
there IS not even \ majority Of Senators Ia
yorabIc To the Treoly much less three
fourths. We arc pleased al this, for Mr..
Tyler frariag that the constitutional ma.
lorilv could not be obtained for the treaty,
intended, SO rumor saith, 10 have JOINT
resolution enac;lng the provisions OF the
Treaty passcdhy both Houses. The terms
Is that Texas is to be admitted rs d Ter
ritory and her debt paid as far as her lands
will cover It.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03
WING BANNER.

a sound National Currency, regulated BY the
/ ant authority Of the People.
An adequate Revenue, with fair protection h
,eiican Industry restraints on the Exec.
he Power, embracing further restriction on
exercise Of the Veto,
h faithful administration of the Public Do
4 p, with an equitable distribution OF the Pro.
u Of sales among the Ststns.
An honest and economical administration Of
General Government. leaving publir Officers
lisst freedom Of thought aud of the right Of
Efige; but with suitable restraints against i'm
not Interference tn Elections.
A. amendment Of the Constitution limiting
incumbent Of the Presidential Char to
lie Term.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03

90 We stated last week that no rcsolu-
ton had been adopted by The Texas meet
ing for having the proceedings published
IN both papers. We still assert it, the
proceedings to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. We were present when the pream.
bic and resolutions were first read. We
noticed particularly the resolution relative
10 publishing the proceedings and It was
read as follows: " Resolped, that the pro-
cecdiags be published. When Mr.. Da-
wilson called for the reading of the resou.
ton we noticed also no resolution was read
al that time relative To their being publish
ed. Yet the proceedings come out with
resolution that they be published IN the
Charlotte and Raleigh papers. This may
seem a small atiur, but Straws show which
way the wind blows.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03
I,rE FOREIGN NEWS.

The steam ship Acadia, arrived at Bos.
ton on the 2lst uIt. from Liverpool. She
left Liverpool on the 18th and brings London
dates to the evening otthe 2dand Liverpool
TO the 4th. Cotton has still farther decln-
ed. The death of the King of Sweden,
Marshal Bernadot.e, is announced. com
mercial treaty has been signed by the Prus,
sian Government and Mr.. Wheaton, our
Minister TO that Court. The effect OF the
treaty is to reduce the present duties on to,
bacco and rice.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03

@ae Gen. Waddy Thompson, late Min
ister Of the u. S. 10 Mexico arrived at
New Orleans on the 18th ult. and passed
through Edgeiield S. G. on the 22d on his
way home. Mr.. Thompson was held IN
the highest respect by the Mexican author
tiles, so much so, that in compliment to
him Santa Anna liberated thirty Tex.
an prisoners.
"Wm. Bugg, Jas. II. Brown, Edward Brown,
r, b. Beck, L. Coquhoun, David J. Davis, Au
pustus Ely, Simeon Glenn, Nathaniel HARRIET
Thos Hancock, Francis Mckay, $ l.. Noble, K.
$. Ncehbors, c. W. Peterson, John Perry, NJ L.
Il. Raper. George Shaeiter, SamL Stone, A. J.
Leslie, James l.. Truehart. G. A. Voss. Jonn
Young. Nathaniel w. Fassu, Melvin iiarreii
Elward Map,om, A. II. MorJcl, James c. Robin
son, Joseph shard, John l.. Lehman, Chauncey
jnhnson. john Lee, ]. c. Morgan, inc smith
II, A, Alcsbury, aud Isaac Allen
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03
WIG CONVENTION AT BALTIMORE,

Wednesday last was the day for the
meeting of the Wing Convention for nom
mating Candidates for President and Vice
President OF the T.. States. On Thurs
day, the Young Mems Convention of Rat.
ifcation will be held. We have pro-
gramme Of the procession and Judging
from The preparation aud arrangements 1t
will be splendid affair. WewlIl try aud
give the proceedings entire when received
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03

-
" II there wss no other reason TO be
given 10 satisfy the Wings Of this county of
the deep game tina, is being played by the
Loco Foeos alias the Tyler party 10 make
political capital out of the Texas question,
the unJuslfiablc attack upon Mr.. Davidson
by the "Jont Stock Concern should
open their eyes. Mr.. Davidson is charged
with being induced to 60 into the "yery
midst Of the friends Of re annexation by
the wings, and sound the federal cry Of
War War We assert that such a
charge is fdlss. We saw Mr.. Davidson
when he first entered the Court House
and he has stated 10 Us that he had no in
tentlon Of saying any thing until the Chair.
man called upon any gentleman present to
give bis views. Mr. Davidson then took
the liberty Of opposing, as he conceived he
had right to do, The object Of the meeting.
And for this he has been styled BY The
joint Stock Concern us FederGiist Of
hifiy years sidHdiae. And who is il that
presnmes toassall him in such n manner =
Why, an individual almost an entire slran.
ger add almost without "habliatinn or
name" A man who has not been long
enough here TO establish for himself char
acter, without il is as trucker TO do other
mems dirty work-modesty which is an
accompaniment Of merit, Dug hi 10 have IN
duced a different course, but TO talk Of mod
esiy ma hireIlng editor is like singing songs
TO u dead horse.
But we would ask The people il the charge
is true Was Mr.. Davidson a Fedetalist
when he represented this district in Con-
gress about - years ago, or was he Fed
eralst in 1899 or 80, when he Represented
this County in the State Senate Many of
YOU voted for him on both occasions and
know the charge TO be false. Where are
his votes Can those who call him Fed.
eralist now point TO single vote while FL
ling those stations HAT shows he ever went
for Federal measures. Does he mol favor
the same measures thai he did under Mr..
Monrocs administration And is he not
Al much of Republican now as lie was
when he represented this county III the
Legislature We trow that he is. And
while Mr.. Davidson WIS rendering service
10 his country his ievilcr and his coadJuors
we're pulling and puklng in their nurse )
arms" and he vii soar above these con-
temptlhle minions Of party, while they will
descend to tie
Tile dust from lcheaee hey sprung,
Uslcfb, uahgAofed aud uAsung"
And what is the head and front Of his Of
tending. Because lie did not give IN blind
a1hcslon o Gen. jackson and 30 the whole
hog, he has been sly led ever SINCE Fcde.
ralst, ard SO ii is with all who do not give
IN bind devotion 70 the pseudo democrats
they are branded with the eplthet oil Fed.
eralist, whether the measures they support
are Federal or not. And we would say tc
those Of oul opponents who wish 70 do rghl
that Ihcy ought 10 examine and see whether
they are III The faith, whether they are II
deed and intruth genuine republicans and
not 70 blndly for a party sly ling itself de.
mocraic, which abuses all who do not be.
long 10 their side, and which has forfeited a
clam to be considered republican by the
measures ii advocates.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03
DEATH or JUDGE BALDWIN.

The Hon. Henry Baldwin, ono OF the
Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court
of the u. States, died at the Merchants
Hotel Philadelphia, on the night OF the
2lst. His malady was paralysis. lie was
about sixty-fve years Of age and was
resident of Pittsburg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03

eF We stated that we believed the Tex.
as meeting held here last week was intend.
ed 10 make capital for Mr.. Tyler. We are
tho more confirmed in this opinion from
hearing that one of bis office holders here
wrote the notices for holding The meeting.
Was il zeal for Texas or desire TO secure
a longer continuance in Office that induced
him TO take 50 active part
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03

b. The Ladies held Concert, on the
lining Of the 25,h ult., ia aid Of the Mon.
,..d to be erected in this place TO the
mory OF the siguers Of The Meckleabufg
tlaraiion Of Independence. We uoder.
|ld they had a full house, but we have not
ard what'amouni Of money was received.
i IS The first step, We believe, towards
iag funds for that undertaking.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03
ron GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
OF ORANGE COUNTY.

FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
DAVID NJ LEE, For the Senate.
CYRUS QUERY,
WIN. JOHNSTON. For The Commons.
ELI STEWART,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-03
-nARLorrE FEMALE ACADEMY

iAHI4O II FEMALE ACADEMY
1 n examination or review Of the young Ladies
Is iosti'u,Joa toaS place, on " Wednesday last
/ aero not present. but gentleman who was,
'as j. that tAe young Ladies acquitted lhein
:, With the creates, honor, There wss no
laiion fof The occasion, the young Ladies
ErIamined proasiseuously through iAeir stu.
|, du. atForling to those present bc,ler op
r4aay o. Judging Of TIE proficiency acquired
i = usual at regular examination. Our IN
i nat, gave great praise to TIE classes in Botany
Philosophy = bat all. he said, deserved credit
ia progress they made in their several stu.
b. Tke Principal ofthe Academy deserves the
Is,ibe gratitude of tte community for neT untif.
/ Efforts in eHdeavoring 10 hutld up in our VI.
Z az institution iust accommodated Tito every
J. favorable 10 Fenale Edueatton no, only for
advantages Of bestowiug on our daughters a
. edlcalion, bui alec lot ,no principles upon
Iatla sHs ofesees TO govern Hsf pupils. Mo
,aselon - inc native by wHleu tHs fiinei.
enti4yota 10 Communicate Instruction, and
agasH easst msy orcuf calling for moro
h. course. vet sucn cases are not frequent
+ hope tu.sta community will lcstow sucn
-asragemeH, AZ vii induce tHe Lady now Al
h'sd 81 In institution 10 continue among
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FARMING AND GARDENING


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