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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

On nlhays Una Weather Iile, he JHIs WI run every
hour from CITY Hall TO Harlem and Williams Bridge.
The CITY Hall and 9th Line will every minutes
through tie day. from % A. VI. 10 80 =. VI.
The Extra Night Line viii leave eth street for City Hail.
30 80 10 70 90 H. II 30 Leave CITY Ilsi! for 9Th street.
nt g. 20. 10. 10 20. H. II 20, T.
By order of the Bo=rd,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

Sup Lyon RYAN. Turks island Nes;nyh 4 Walsh.
Bark Ann u ash. Nusul. C,y Point. Va.
Bnss Cufl,w br Gard. Wellington. NF Cook {, Smith;
Gcnu De Note SaQua IA Gmud. Sp..ofd. ! lleStqn \ Co
John Crc>ty Hopkins lagu., Bret; NCse: TOpi. Word
IN, NCu!k. suck < Peters.
SchJs Sierine Fouknc, Nassau Mp. Kemp Place Tho,
Hooper, Hail. BamoIe Palestine. stephenson. PhlGdepha
Slcop Juno Stuiges, Providence
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E1FEPAFE I'D and .eidby vhoc7alclg jOH,, ). DAVIS.
! city Of .ou Columbia Coca,y y y; and for a.e IN
'''9 w JlNEs 5. tsPINlyALI So WfIpm-,,eet.
and by most of,he principal retail druggists IN New ofS aad
Tas j ao rc, medicine II ias been known for yeas ana
heain; influences have been felt 5y thousands the vicinity
hee has been sold But effort has before bccnmade
70 introduce II T. the public NJ large by means OF the press Il
has been e 70 cors silently by intrinsic
ne s-5aerii has ei,ed The eyent Of tbese md
the sn and Just reputation which has thus acquired.
mgatSt sou hundreds o. te,t;mouus voluntarily furnished ~
vino have tried H. It now for the ;ie advertised in
the public journa order that & priceless benefit; be
made known and enjoyed widely by the afflicted who are
suffering without snowedge OF rs healing powers.
Colds Coughs Asthma lniuenza, Whoopnr Cough Group,
Worms heorrtagc or raisins oi blood and the who'll class
0i diseases affecting the breast ana lungs tending 10 cosump
rfn IeSe complaints are Of = inSt Nlsidious chaacer
They commence 'vlh slight cold or WIKI 'one trning al
wy the brought very grave.
health should without this mid pleasant yet powerful
BAL>AM 10 this climate. whe'e changrs Of weather
\ timely as saved aud will thousand, from the
pans Of Dfo'flced Illness. from beds Of augushnc. ffon
,se The t-ifng sum pad 10. bottle Of extfaornary
rI.ly. y 0en 81 we'd ysr slfs o, money which must have
n paid for Eecal Attendance du;ing lons o PAIN
with a their wonderful and e,rors powers Dr. Unrsg
v,S GERstN CnrGH DRoPs free :uG every ngreden,
u deDutntne dangerous nature They purely
table compound aud may be taken with sa.ey IN all
sinds OF genter and under all cfcuu.7ance The this
nvainbe medicine hes also caused great Improvement the
health OF persons contonay feeble It's effect inpari
und yisor the system while instance wenkens
the patient 1t acts mild healing expecurant. and NJ lie
very gentle tonic Its, short. the HEALING
BALM winch health stren:ti. vIgof elasticity and
chceruGes TO the weakened frame and tie tespCnds mind
Il the scn Of triumph sickness and pain IN their
oppressive forms Tins proved By the inalbi testimony OF
thousands who have tined may be proved by all who choose
TO ry IT, Prce 80 cents bottle ot1u ounces MI 3awylm'
F'AMPHENE. CHEMICAL OIL, AND BURNING FLU
- ID for .Ge. wholesale and re,al. ~
DlEIZ. BROTHER {. co.
Ne. L. Joan >reet. New York. and
IL tr' : Hicks street. Brooklyn
ID AGS AND CANVASS White aud Col1.e, wan.sd 10
i 4 cash II Manufacturers prices. By
Hnln 6n CANT x nERRlCKSON. l59 S"u'h-st
SFRfSGS AND SPRtNGs STELLA fun assofjnent.
- made from the D ~ /. Z iron, for sre 1y
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NV or DER OF Frederick L -l'F"Us, 4 JuHse Z!
X - [|,,r,, ,.our,s md CnrnIellor of h, Ssfrp,
Gnuft Nc,cg Is 10 eby gwen, pnfsuia; 'c - o'oaiG
the s.a:ae corcv a'achiaentS si.s, atseone. :,ees
e,,,- rfChal-s C,-rg nov o. late % .'''r
N te st"o Nchar non !s:., feo'Jf l. .aa ' Il -
.. III, ,T.. suc !i.i-hmeut accoos 10 !sN, rlia.
.. @ b., h. i.e inst pah'ioftion Of ll' no ase OK M
~ J-l,r2r. =, him lot has use OF suy gioJ-iI
wi, ihs stst4 telor-iis hl7 lHt i- ;r'n''s q ~
III, -. !.,. ,.. "A = forbidden by IA ld ARK nd
D.isd :; f..ie q -giut i-1, 1913. -. =, ,.
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REFINED STGAi;

REFINED SUGAi;
yITOOi.SF.N AND WOOi.SEY from This date offer their
~ Standard" oUBLE REFINED 81 CARS at the ioi-
% Il cents ser pound ivhcn le,, than five package.
Crushed u do do pr.rhse.i, hell cent pe pound
Powiefl Iltsdo do additional.
The above are packed gS .u.1Hs.
LcJves. g lNs oi apJiiS. .
CrI.scd 1p',o ~ " 70 charge iof packages
AaGIy to tie Se Yo; Patent Sugar Refinery OF South
ard N0ut.omery nj - Wal! -.
:. f. Orders OF c!;y rust L2 accompanied by remit
gnce. al u
! EASING OF FULTON AND SOUTH FERRIES
Seue Proposals viii be received ut the stree, tnnin!s-
,iDnes Office Gn lnuy. the iUt mt 10 leGse the Fulton
aud uu, Ferries tor ter cm tie 1T dag OF May INST
including the Ferry p hu Piers now occupied Ly those Fer
re. IN TIN, rty the Ferry slip ~ Fulton ~ Brooklyn to-
gefher witha tie fixtures connected with t's sad sips and
l Ferry 0usese persons offering tor proposals 10 -cCom
rgny such proposals with the written consent O those whom
ihey may offer surestc esees purchase the boats and
fixtures nov possession OF the present esees by appl-e
meu us provided the present lease. The eSee to be
restricted iayvl of ianCc md the not
reeg- those N schedule annexed the leasehe
lessee, 10 their al Improvements IN the
fixtures which may be require. for the Ferry during the
the lease and also to keep the bukhe aud iytures
IN good during such term ne lessee' Will b" required
keep three good, substantial stelbOat, constantly running
tie f'n feJy, ard two similar uCa;, the South Ferry
Proposals 10 Be ttdreS - the undersigned and endorsed,
'?ruucc1ls or Leasing the Fulton and South Ferries.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office. May, l5ti. ius
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

tY ORDER oflosEGl " PsGDoeE Es9 su2IeSYe G9as 2.

gpY ORDER oiJosEPH ". PADDOCK. Esq. supreme togF
tsEorlmsscncr ard for the County ol ptscso Nutce
hereby gwen that attachment a> issued nsast te et
of ipulLIP ilLNEH. ar Ite 81 the County ui Oe@ct
nsroru concealed detl-. due prGoi made To the a
Commissioner pursuant 20 the directions Oi the igte coz
caru1g Attachments against ab.cOndnG ccuceled ana nos
resident debtors" and thnt the -nme vii e ,pd iof le a
fan Of is debts unless he the >ul php llelne Hpea afd
fcInr,r such attachment uccor'uc 10 law w'tnn Tire
months from the publication of tS notice And mat E
PAYMENT OF uny debts the delivery OF property beas
ing tu the .ad debtor hn iO his se ard the tfh'eid
any property by hun i1 any purpose Whatever are ioOcl1
by Inw and IRE volt.-nuiei March -, lsH
ERASTCS COOKE, AtiOrncv Tor
mh29 lnw2n Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
{ Icnlvd.

PORT OF NEW-YoHK, MAY % P. Nj.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

u DR.. Tcste, of PARIS, has lately announced
the arrival in fance of a man who, IN his natural
state, has The power OF seeing through opaque
bodies. He Is Polish Jew, named Rabb; Horscb
Donemark; andon his arrival al Mentz in August
last exhibited letters from the Pope. Prince Met.
ternich, and some Professors in Germany. testify.
ing the reality OF MS prctensions. The three
seances he held in that city are asserted to have
been satisfactory. he read closed book by hi>
hand He has son, aged lG, u: ST Petersburg,
who is said TO possess the same faculties in
higher degree. He is consulted IN cases OF sick
ness, or as to the future event of affairs; he Is
declared to have mentioned to the Emperor
Nishol4s wha, was contained IN the apartments
Of the Empress. At a recen, examination OF his
prs,ension, he is said 10 have exhibited proofs o.
his powers. They are to be investigated by
Commission of the Faculty.
Polytechnic Review.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
naIENT Al ts1,IC SnnILDER BR ACE-lNe ~

gJATENT ELASTIC SllOl LDER BRACE'-Ihc SUPER
ofty 0th brace all nIe a.inhc.Hit7i achno"
edged By all whn them. and TIE extensive demand 9r 'e
a:tcle during The F.>t yeif Is sulcri slsanee 1 nIi
utility TIN, Article ilendc, Ia bncs the - uiie's strength
en- ck ud cXaH TIE chest. giving tree acton = tHg
lun.s and beng formed with elastic back. VII bs !oH
nf 40 mpeInent - tue free O the uuiS Parents ANA
guardians particularly requested 10 examine m article rs
vii le found immense cuc', chldcen 81 ce whn
;ye acquired 'l> rb of,io0pc and ndsiaaieto 10 nl per
sons ue!uts sesniay habits ls brce manufactured
under ,rnme ,peciir NJ Farrell. who a been en-
engaged Tor the last fifteen IN manufacturing ieret af
ice tor the purpose, and now confidently cie the Ia
Elastic Brace superior 10 anJ article e'e' D;oui under
IN, otcrvatun.
tared wholesale or ea a the old e,tIhi-hme;t "i FAX
SELLS * AGATE. * EtaH,way corner o Pa~ Piace
T. & A. the Manufacture ~ iicir supcr"f ni''e'e
a,r Riding Bet. The ,uper"r.y Of its nfi!cle consists
~ perfect adaptation 20 the ur % t!e we.Gr. Il e1 snt
nrss and durability. al9 In
(-ROTON WATER PiPES-The subscriber attends 10 al
the branches Plumbing huSiness-inroducus the Cru-
Ilo,e, Baths Nu'rr tln,ets. &C. SSc lie ms con,
taag on :ian uli supply Ci EWiiua celebrated rHi s'
rgrnv5i r;Ssn Lead Pipe ,,.rH BE- warrants To- NIL t.
Customer, be- tire .rlgge manufacture. Dlss mas De e
ai - Broad street. or. lett with J. NhAl1k < CO.,
aplt lm l.s Hfnadwiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

CHARIES PETER AIN Seaman, native oi Ronnroy u
CS,seen may rereiye information oi interest 10 nun ~ l'
y nfer, Ay e,vn: h. a3dn- hy rP2ri1s N person q
the Consulate H. M the hiGs oi Sweden and Norway 10
Ne,y-i ok. s. BtUad-s'fre;. ,,
p-rsors ncGriuc wi,h the individual above cScDei VII
fse nm and hls relatives y giving such information about
ann aS mas lend 70 ihs dl.ccveIy- ihil--l eod JHI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

4 O-T-A GOLD WATCH.--The ne-son advertising
.-li watch Foani-aHpy at v, - ft ,'.eei--"i, ,'.
4.s y ~ 7..r Fos, I;'re, s,ltac where hr
mas be seen there appears De ur" 'i'-s go ,' s -
iuu or o5 tie street. !ne ancef NJ. b. suitably i-''h
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

r-~s ALBANY DAY ~ II&IsTl0,RE "A, Ai2fA "a
A. Isl. o'clock l. M.-T'he new spd eesant
S'.716oat SOCTH AllEKlCA Capt. n T. We1l+;,h ,We1ls
Ni leave the foot of Robinson street on .lo'!aE' ~
Iar and Friday mornings. nj 6'. O'Clock. ~ vi.
The 6I'TI AMERICA wiii leave tbnny ior New Or G,S
tlid iutei'ie.i.Mt M .tt p.,.t,.L, p,,t va ' ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

a certifcae for thirty shafes Of Viess5n% 80 B,.5 ,
stock ;lp opuckey < Peek nn5 nun.Fe al T.,b
il .y,is cnc,.,i m letter and ust ~ 70 I.u M
above Willie pad By leaving at thompson Once = y55
zrrpe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

AZ tIiiNCERY. S;h Crcut.-The Pre-, dent. directors ao
company {" the Ononnr's county Bank ~ ne Dnnh o'
guio. In uNuance Of IN order oi the Court oi ChEnceT,
lated the M l"y of April lSii. notice = hereby gwen ua
subscriber ns been duly appointed feevef o the 9ropef
u ID effects of the nd The ina II Bnt'o ha, ny sad "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

7Uf Il It6Ief ~ II il n :, TT'I'I 10 III'
t,ucacr ESQ., Jiiie r} f BUir. ~ the County qi Ere
amongst either thug. isc nod state nrcouni ~ MI
ie.nun, description snu,t the ,Hd bnHh g, Buiino
AMI I" enable ie d 'iacr % uke and state such nrcoGq
nt general purpose cOptcm red 10y the atuie NJ
the the ,ud Ba1 % B.iriu feilrel 10 .Nh
hr tber uccounf>, clam, and eunnd rsun. the 'ld Bank
Bllo. tie sad .une Cracker. E>, tie Nater having
sad difference c"r,r. nj , office the clty "i bgitnlo by
.he tenGh ''ay - Augs ard iecuuc uuliie- 10 ihi
,ut nnf. drIu., thereof they Wi be p:scu,e oil be
n.iit Of the decree winch -. he made tin, ~, and tom
aay .,'uhit W'.rl stall ir made under Sici dc,
IRA :. BLOSSOM, Ercever .: tine Bank Il Buffalo.
JAMS CHu"kER. .atc Music: n thuncery.
Bulrl0 A9nl NH. isii npl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
DOCT, IIOTsEHJi3'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.


E1rFPAFI,D and cid by vhocalcdg JOIN ). DAVIS,
4 cy oi iiou Columbia ouaty, y. y; and for ,a.e II
this city v!u.esne and ralalry
JAMi.S s. AsplNNEAII. 81 WiIlnm-s.reet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

Corner ui STATE ,Np fUEMAY SIS.
Also ut the. Bank cur Is um aud Zine "a. y. Y myl In
coat COAl.,-Superor Peach orchard Fed Ash Coat.
y from TIE Spoon nud Salem yelnS-Egg and Broken 50;
stove 81 - Nut 81 80 well screened. weighed by city
w.he nui delivered free, my part o the city
Apply ynrd OF Greenwich md Christopher Streets
or M lGj Aincs.
S5', TGi 59, ~ I's - '''o JAS FERGUSON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10


ocloch the same evening
~ Fnmles and Pleasure Parties viii ni this the rnsst de-
ligiiu Excursion from the cIty The unusually
modnns nnd nave apartments appropriated expressly ladies.
For further particulars. inquire o the Captain brrId or
9iJ VAN RENSSEL LAEk agent. corner Of Duane and
West streets. II. {. Si.l MDlE. Superintendent.
Passenger, or OweGo, Bncipton, and M the princIpal
pince IN the Southern Counties 4 the Snie of New York and
Northern Counties o pcansy lvRua Will iGd first
md careful drivers take them from MdetOwn cheaper and
more expeditions tnun any Gler route. ni3
~ -, NEW.YUtk md flAItl.rI nNlLEUND
al COMPANY.->l MEIER ARRANGEMENTS.
49, On and hiter May Isl sii the Car val run ms
~. { follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

ID AGS AND CANVASS White aud CoJsed. wanted 10
4 cash u Manufacturers prices. By
unln 6n GAEfNT * nERRlCkSON. l59 S"u,h-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
(0Q REAMS STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.

kAS-1h hall CHESTS Young iIysou Canton pacSed 4 r
ne by GRlNNELL. M!NrURN s. co.
= Spt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

" i-- .termediaie landings The sisamO2aS
s CGP' lI;e the ' foot 10, a1ft Of Ge
Gr street New York daily Sundays excepted n e!oTh
II Competing at Hudson with the Hudson and BeSInfe @ NH
n,J tho cary of which leave the nrrral OF te Doas
and eyc hudson daily F. VI, on the ARRIVAL ~ !he cars.
torchrg each way the intermediate aniiSS for hc-o W
,nssag "a anply lu the Captnin on board, 0I 10 ~,
STORRS < STEPHENSON ~ Mesi,si lest, :..
Both hoats have been thoroughly overane una tft ac
improved eQua any boats on te tiVef
an additional number of State Rooms having been added.
These boats tnw 20 l,,nrces .,6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

New YORK, May lsi. 1884. u. .l@
A-1rICE-Afrhlbad Gracie King. ms this day been nd
. n;ied rs pGureI. by ,,,.,. ,,-,pn 8 L-IEf.
n3 In IitiMf.' w AM g. Ht.DN,.-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

poaPDgNG 3YD DAY school,. f5r Yoars LGte. t9- sy
IS ~ v ie No . orange :, c5rasf OF tteF!'
SIMMER m Term ,y commence on Weineiay ne y"
uf Iigr I~.!.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

nL0ONPlELp INsTlrUTE-DAVIp2 4 ~. n i lSh: y, :.
IS ii Prigc.ral-i Roa-iin -Schoo Tor n'ys / ~ N'if
f0m Y y -y .rt 1!e, north "tN Ns'v9rk E-,eN y, Il II
Terms 1oierate Crcu ut me BOOK sore % Ia ~ S,,o1
T,tit E-rs t-h Chapel: leHvrt. lr"w < .. i.+ ,No
:. n i- % B-os.a;,y. and :. Taylor. lio N'-ii-'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

.-CfII1I FOR YOi'NG LADIES corner oi inns. =
- - t,i'rs ts-tTr, N.,,, l=e- ,rii up"n ei ,-,-'
5 lij.v srv f,h CIRCULAR con-l1os 1,iir '-. l.i
-- . he f 81. t.a Boo, sore 81 Hls,, i. i-,15
ai1 .5r s..! \ i1snrec. ~ iee1' zen l. ,o.
}1y. r len IN. aee ofs Ies W.. BE- 'ec@'' VI ne
Ilau4-frt1.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

r.-,-g = NEWARK AND NEIT-YoRi-z,Fnreo only
r. .l2i- ceui,.-'Ihc u-.. und ,Ai,t steamer
.--,.i=s:- 80. K AiNBtlN. Capt John nriiy, wli. com
i-cc TRIP, or the ,enson on ibmrGy. April j. ard u!n
urtier notice follows leaving Newark at II y NJ
uad New York NJ ! O'Clock l.. W
,! The ,aGbu, hs been euIrse. completely rci'ted and
this and deck Saloon. s!Ic
comfortably accommodate large number passengers:
FIsi I'M carried NJ very reasonable ntes ni om
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

ofPork. hbli. S2+is6 OF Bacon. hhds &c q, SS1 S15
Exeer hi, yssr 1913 ?24.93s Excess ,hsyear 1875
It's well known that the quantity OF Pork barrel
led this year unusually large and that accounts
for the great increase OF exports Of that article but
the excess of hulk Pork Is great, and besides the
turning point o; the whole matter is the fact that ihe
excess OF exports OF PORK and Bacon from the West
by way OF New Orleans and The Pennsylvania Ca
nal is out Of ali proportion 10 the increase IN live
srock OF this description, yci the exports Of meat 10
Eastern markets largely ovrrbaIauce It, and imagine
u conclusive as 10 the nnprece denttd amount now
IN the keis eastward.
The prospect for shippers is anything but iarofa-
ble-,hry do not IKE The appearance OF thugs Al all
should not be surprised 10 comparative scar
ei,y OF Bacon IN some part ol the Nest last yeai
90 excessive were the shipments, some points were
supplied from this market
We have nohlus pur,cularly new, The iNcreS
had meeting On SATURDAY evening az whicha mum
Der OF Locos assisted bat were specially guarded
against II commiuai or his Accidr ncy--,hey would
support him ii he were nominated by the Loco Ma
iional Convention, but not Otherwise.
The Tariff OF 1912 was endorsed Internationally.
and the whole merit claimed ior Tyler! ANY modi-
hcation deprecated. The Locos who will support
Van BURN, aud his famous Richmond letter TOO.
should he be nominated, gave their votes for the Re
por, which contained the aforesaid Anti-Nau Buren
Tariff sentiment.
We have now feet water in the channel, busi-
ness brisk, boats plenty and ireigh,sv very lo".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

% I-IIT'I-1'.-.'
AW CARD-IoHS VI DUrFiFLD. of N>TcHEzi Mi.siIp, T
N tie Circuit Courts Of Adam, and the gd1ceIi counties ai
conner, m Ioai,aun will enable him TO attend TO business
n, in the Pasne, of ti state; near Nncez ne eiers u u
Gran, Barton. Van hfsih'e. oaHiu"e" Gnu
j!, CnrI,rnu u.ent for Grown, WaUuck.
49, n-o,j,a-. < 10 Ninlculin < (;au,
sam C,riI-gr ieury l.uvery.
KIM >ioiy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL.

,,,ul,Of-Tne n;tenon Of pahnts reslllns U. |si' |
=, Greeqgc and y, m. 'i ,, - II he raa2r cement q
- i Ete,rfS Prn-intl and fvs as'''f'1ie - e>
rooi ar. uaG,,a.y spa-au and he. in. Ut, ~ The care
o1 l1, II the prncp1. and ieacsf, a!e , peats
orSlnn.r tie hea.-h chceulue=' ant mof.t ,ie
80 -afI cs f-s-r ,taaty progress ~ the " tiau
sITut T-rns-sel department u H. Ji ao - - -
.pI ...f
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
New Phiia delphia. september :se,IsA Is -. S..

~ INV administrator. was not responsible for the
po,icy which disnenberea thai TERRITORY, and had no
,sr 10 ysne, he cnnsea,,ences of that dismelnber
ment Il was INV duty 10 be iusl,ie both Mexico and
Te,as and keen he United STATES from becoming
oarty "a their Quarrel This duly was faithfully per-
rmed- No interference on the par Of this Government
was encouraged or couniensrceds The brave Texas
ttoops acting for themselves terminated at ST. Jacnto
tbeireonlest torliterS and then seedlheir title and
claim 10 independence From that period 10 this our
relations 10 tben, havebeen changed and the question
az ,be proooset connection with item has now ceased
10 be embarrassed BY the designs or expectations Of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
go 900 DEMOCRATS M COUNCIL AT
wheel ING.


The Democracy Of Wheeling va and the adjacent
States Of Pennsylvania and Ohio had anghly gather
ing on.the lSlh of September, a. Wheeling There
were 10000 ffeemeh present on the occasionlhe place
ofmeeng, the hill in The rear Of the town, the same
that was occupied by the wings in 4O A letter from
friend says ,'The wings held ameeting
here simultaneously wslh The Democracy We beat
them fairly BY least s0OO We had Them on their
own ground sheir head quarters iheirtorifed camp.
They were depressed thsS have the pressH
iiment Of their November destiny Major DeTaac,
and apulnber odisLlneHshed Democrats Of the three
States addressed the assembled people BE assured
our cause is progressing rapidy-he evidence QFthiS
could beseen and no mislase inihs nunbelahd spitt
that characterized this great assemblageg Bali Rsp
seThe Democrats have fle numbers but We have he
dimes, one Of Mr. Clay friends in Kentucky wfolel8
his TREND m CHareslon 10 letter dated CatTolI0 Ju
ly 81, lsti ~
Al asrjd Aongn Prssidenl IIbmpbry Of Amherst
Coiefe, in, sermon on d0cliug said '4he Blood Of
Murder Is on tic hands of estfy enc @ho tSs iof /
,I1uelian gs rs
? ~ ...,.lsi !.
es sagss aas \
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
OLD JACKsDN MEN REMEMBER.

OLD JACKSON MEN REMEMBER.
Thatthe National Ihtegencer the coon organ at
Washington, gave, as reason for supporting Freling
huysen that he bad ",ercr bss,l tded &it tassia of
Jzcksonisnl. c
RNlENdBERl that both Clay and Frelinghuysen vo-
which was afterwards expunged from the journals by
order ofan indignant people, and that both voted against
allowing ihe aged ve.eranto defend himself fromihe
foul SANDER &a
When whiggery asks you iOryour votes friends of
the old hero, think of these things Ohio SQttsaio@
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26

BLAZON IT. FORTH EVERY WHERE, @
That Henry Clay acknowledged the Bankrupt Law
tobe one Of the priocples Of whggery and that if he
had voted accordiog tothe express will oil his consu-
ents, the law would have been repealed. The House
of Representatives in Congress had passed hilto re-
peal it, before ihe period at which it was 10 60 into op
GRAFTON, and Henry Cay's vote fastened the Bankrupt
law uponthe country Hence he is responsible for the
perjury and epudiation caused " that Infamous meas
ure Statesman. -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
To lie Editor OF the uiilon.

M.
To The Editor OF the ufion.
HERMITAGE, August 28, 1874.
Detf Str2I am ih possession Of yournoe OF the 9Th
Hist and Although greatly eheebled by the excessive
warm weather Of this month shall endeavor 10 reply 10
IT.
The more | have reflected on lie policy Of anhexng
Texas to the United States the more decided ismy con-
victon that sinGe the establishment of the federal con-
stiucn, question has arisenof SO great importance
othe welfare and safety the people of the u States
ltseems to me that in this instance in The revolution
andour last war withGreat Britain; kind Providence
sinierposes to help on our efforts nhe cause of self
government and TO give us the necessary guaranty for
our independence. q&
Under the treaty OF 1903, by which Mi Jefferson OBJ
taned Louisiana from France the people ofthat eoun-
y acquired the right Of Incorporation in our Union as
ample andcompete as that possessed by the original
States and their territories and all The corresponding
rights OF citizenship and protection In the treaty there
fore of 18l9 by which the people Of Louisiana wesol
the Sabine were deprived o the guarantees of the ea-
ty OF l603 serious question arises whether this gov
ernment can dismember lis territory and disranchise It's
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