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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

MONTHLY hkroh! OF Thk
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
CASES sn SG Z Sh'Uf sTY '' TREATED.
tEn'aryensnt of the heart, Costiyeness,
Scarlet Fever. Secondafy syphilis.
Gout Primary Chancre,
s SEMINAL Weakness. essst' Debility,
3 Onenism, Rheumatsn,
4 Dysentrry, ; Disease Liver,
DisrTt0a l Mucous DischArge
Inflammation CT the Ey Examinations the chest 10
3 Gonorho1, detect disease,
elect. l BLEEDING from Lungs.
Whites, Coughing,
: Ulcers the Womb, / Piles.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Fracture Of the Humeus. Eniaisld torsils removed,
Operations for Squirting, Ply moss
Amputation OI~rs.on Dr cub loot,
Operations Tor Hydrocele, OIeIstlon Tor dropsy,
in the scrotum, Opeationst to rlieye deiom
Abscess the Ear,
Structures cured the CuryaTyes OF the spine under
urethrz without cutting treatment,
burning, l Operation for stamme ing,
Inflammation Of the Ies- 4 Buboes cured,
DR.. H. BosTWlCK,
Attending Surgeon and fhysicIan
THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. IS Chambers street,
R-Tbs Institution, established render afflicted
,cund scientific medical aud surgical has
operation for nearly three All
dissase treated here.
sargiea Operations every description performed
qualified and perenced Ia all charge,
raDdeae and those whose limited rqaIsd 10
for their medicines only The III be ATTENDED to
DIR ii. BOSTWlCk.
Attending Surgeon and Pnyscian
This Institution under tie patronage and commentator OF
ks, R Pr t EP K HlG fGERs
ALL aw~r Rsv Dr. sCHRoEbER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
n M. PEYSER co. lately removed from the of
" William and John No. 60 John street, offer for sale
liberal Wholesale and retail the following tcles,
received by arriy ais -
Berlin best Zephyr Wo1ed-the complete
this country
Canvass, Embroidery, of silk and worstsd all
widths.
Berlin Embroidery Paerns-of the choicest and
cTipon; EInbfoidenes finished velvet
sk worbted and worked the tasteful Par
sian style.
Tesse for Hair Dresses Of gold silver and silk and tnseed
Bracslets Combs Hair Pins and largs variety Of other
beaut full Paris Fancy Articles.
Parse Onamens-stee gilt and silver Beads Buaes Purse
Twist plain and shaded STICKS and spools Embroidery
and flower Chenille OF silk aud metal and six
Also Frnges Gimps aud Cord and Tsssa imported and OF
their manufa ;ture OF goid silver. silk &c all eoors
and widths
y Branch Store 800 Broad~a, formerly 437 Broadway
lmec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
HAIR PS-HARPS.

IIAhFo-IIANFS.
JAMES HANLEY, the only pupil of Sebastian Erard in
the United States, offer, for sale the Mandatory 22d
street east Of Sd fine Of brilliant and
highly finished
PREMIUM PATENT DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
JAMES HA NIEY having the edate patronase
PRESIDENT Of the United States together
from the musical proes and the American Ministers at
Cours Of London and Pas these Mr. Hanley submits ar.
sufficient guarantee that hi, aps which manufactured
tely the premises and the materials seasoned special
regard to the peculiarles of climate &c superior any
that be imported.
10 HARPS REpAIRED-22d street. Sd avenue.
me- I'm
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PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.


THE superiority Of this Brace all others manuractured,
acknowledge by all no them, and the
demand for The article during the su lent quail
shoulders strengthen the back and expanc giving
the lupgs and being formed elastic ack
will be found of infedmer to the free OF the
Paeats and guardians particularly requested examine
this article will DE found Of benefit children
Of either who have the habit Of and
This bra actued under the immediate OF
Mr. trses who has been engaged for the last fifteen IN
confidently offers Patent Elastic Brace superior
article brought under his otserv alton.
The above named ticies MANUFACTURED and may be
SELLS AGATE 81 B,oadwaV e or Of Park P.ce
p A. continue the nanufacuJe of their superior article
the Elastic Riding Belt The perority OF this art lie
its perfect adaptation to the form OF the Y ese
Igttness. and durability. al I'm fod' m
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRESS
ARTICLES.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS have received late arrivals from
Paris and London, an as oItmrnt OF rch ana bsaunI
the Of their and visiting this
their and assortment Scars Cavas
chiefs Clvat Stiff ners Night Caps Hosiery pursts Linen
Collars and Dress Fronts Dressing and Parior R bes ock
and await Stocks great variety lambswoo merno mel
cotton Linen and sllk Uadeshirts and DraHeis Umbrellas
Canes &c &c.
The .ubscr summer fashions ofliuen and muslin Shirts
desire replensh their wardobes As particular asnton
this branch the subscribers only
in making article with doe attention TO its strength aud
dur bity but thu Of the Rsh and superiority OF
the h being suited with OF the
above ces of superior quality and at fair and
reasonable pc'' by calling 4 r. od st1 RATE
s37 Broadway of Park Place
Ps'els Agate would cali the attention OF all
as.ic ouider Brace This article intended to brace he
snOul tsnehea the back and exrand the chest giving
free III 70 the lungs and will be found Of immense benefit
as IL eod.e
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a CARD.


CLINTON HOTEL, No. BEE.KAIAN STREET.
THIS HOTEL, the Park, highly eligible and CEN
l situation las lately UNDERGONE May repairs and aitr
atoms calculated the comfort Of the Her It's
p-oprieto PRE- desrous TO info the pub
lie plon especially that by care iu attention TO their
wants Ropes their support he bsgs to add at the
me that his per day Will he for tran
boaTde cGntOTmaby To that OF other hotels IN the city
Of equal reITectsbity.
New foRK. April 18TH, 1874 aid lot~fc
gHHE FREE CONCERT sALOON..No. "A Chambers
street. of Broadway (orm ry Palmosl will be
oened this evening and ket day evening TIE bst Of
rehmen's and kept constantly hand and
tention paid to please the v!ssrs of the saloon. ~
4. MYERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE
HAD

HILLS INFALLlBLE 'NGUENT, or never drying
II Pommad has been satisfactorily tssed dnri1e the last four
Others offered the publcfo ameorang the hair The fol
Es are s1s % . o
red hair dark hue certain rrevene Of gray mar
ss a. Il .Ss ana SuS at supplies
Of natural nutnment and simple PoMMApE DE LA TOLL
ara NON Of god had Of hair most udnobs proof
given 70 the correctness OF The above Iop ties TO al
rp by HILL the inventor agd mmit,be haf cutter No. 81
i'A' '''''' "''1'-A New YORK, March 80. 1874.
Mk WILLIAM Hull
have eived from the Of nfble Onguent the
Hair Indeed value it highly, from experience Of
@so , msy s ' so @ from The loss About
my h,ir had btcoms so 1shtfoy tha from its
80 The exp-deat shaving which had adopted
But orunae, was diverted from this purpose by fre 10
strongly urged your prepar ,tion which the hrst
py to say that his aoa has been bench,
for had not used quite two boxes OF your Ungaen be-
anon asum rssh appeaancew in coatinu
ed applications gradually Nssame thicker and fuller until
Onsuent toilette pommade and have hesitation in
that for pegetrg the hair from falling out and prerery
is the very best that have syes seq eA,rp ,so
The above is true copy of the original az lm-rc
address, The Medical ConhiantS actic i and popular
YORK Nervous and Sexual Debility oca and Cons,lucn
su Of youthful Esces.s, Solitary A Indns%es So,aIn
ss and o On f
and all diseases of the geneatye with available advice
sba %s Of
phia HI, Diplomas fop these Col ges can be
stree. he has eostrusd his consultations for the last
s9s lsss All s "r s1n e os s G
strictly private and confidential apl6 im'rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
MADAME LA CROIX FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS

THESE PILLS, which have acquired ,uch well deserved
celebrity throughout Europe for their certainty podu
cling the monthly turns now resrect9y submitted to the
the operations of impedd from whatever
Ladies delicate and health who require the aid Of
and effective remedies would do well provide
with these valuable ri s the combinatou OF
ugr dents Of viii composed render them the most
harmless yet eccious specific dis covered for The
val Of obstinate female eguiarty Suppression etc
Price 81 box with full and particular directions for their
B-Thsse Pills must be taken during pregnancy
they produce used during that period
To be obtained OF Madame La Crox male Physician Va
rick street. Canal mel lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
FASHIONS,

FASUIONS.
MRS. MAXWELL solcits a call at her newly-opeued
M French millinery Establishment. No "A Canal street nesr
Broadway where she has constantly hand ELEGANT asor
e the laet and fashionable atices at the lowest
PRICES ala 2ws IRE
BOARD IN BOND STREET.
pLEASANT ROOMS with Board can be obtained at No
L Bond all lmNre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
INITIATED IN good neigh ohood is handsomely fitted
80 and doisg good bu,uer Will be sold low Enques
sHh oiaad street. sp2 In IN
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TO RESTORE, BEAUTIFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH
~ A

to AOIUhLL1 FOIlOE I'D NhOW III,
AND CURE DANDRUFF, &c.
TRIAL BOTTL st HREE s II ILLIN IS.
ITO THOSE who have used Joness Coral Hair Restorative
know excellent qualities: to those who have not, say
that the Of selling 3shng bottles prove the truth
OF thai not afraid Of persons lying
xmall quanyo rst We warrant IL 70 The
quats: will force the hair grow any VIII
lure nten'e hair To stop it falling off Scur
Dandruf and uake light red grey hair dark For
dressing the HAIR soft and silky nothing exceeds this IL
deed the most economical yet superior, article made loI the
hair
Sold-price or shillirgs botea the Sign of the
American Eagle SO Cbatham New Yok; 1879 Fulton st,
Brooklyn State street Boston; Ledger Buildings Phi
deiphia 27 kag street Charleston. >. T.. app lm@sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

fJNO DRUGGsIs-Agents fer Sir Attley Coopefs Cora
salye" from the South aud West furnished with
magnificent glass card for the window besides the pe did
show bill DTuggst who wish to become agents w please
call D. Mn9r Broadway corner Of John street nearly op
rightsd and if You get Of Dr. Minor yea ri hit.
% lIok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
FRENCH CHINA.
Ne. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET,

DALESMF, Importer ard Agent for Manufacturers has
A always hand large of dinner and tea s. Is
plain white aud gilt french Porcelain we'll dlnner and
Dessert Plates of al assorted Dishes Soup Tureens
Covered Dishes Salad Bowls Fruit Baskets Custards and
Stands.
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek French and Amer
shape
all the articles warranted Of the best quality and To De
sold on Ii eral terms. and in los to suit purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

MARTELLE AND HOLDERMANN,
81 MAIDEN LANE
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTERS of Ornane1-
AvI gal Hair WSrL Wg,, Toupees, Bands Cufs, Seams,
NB-1h trade supplied on reasonable a2 I'm
NORTH AMERIC AN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
4N Nine Thousand Dollars stock Of this company which
Robert Ansiie Pre- ident and John Mel Secretary
also lao North Amencan Tru. aud Banking Company
ofwhch Ihomas u. Tilmsgs President, Danl @ Tyee
Vice Presdeat aud William H. Cooke Casherfo sale at
moderate prices, and ~ credit, Apply to
JOHN +. DELAPLAiNE,
No. New street, ", Y,
who wishes purchase for cash shares stock Of he
Jefferson nsuraucs Co. Of which Thomas w Thorae Pre-
sdent and George T. Hope is Secretary.
TO LET-St0re No New street. Wall street three
story brick house Walker brick 500
Rvngton street. stable and three story house Hud
street Jersey City mh28 ims re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
SPRING FASHIONS,


AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
Mdgdsi~ de Modes, 90 Canal street
MADAM BEHRMAN returning thanks for the last eight
~ years pstronase bsgs most RESPECTFULLY to inform her
Spring fashonh from fasand beg be favored with early
call 70 examine her varied and elegaa stock of entire styles
OF Silk. well as Straw Hats,
NADINE haers herself that the unrvaled the
CITY, both as 70 style quality, shape and rice call will
convince them Of the fact
MAGAZIN DE MODES,
MA lmsm 60 Canal street.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH OLEOSTATIC LAMPS,
AT Is MAIDEN LANE AND $40 BROADWAY.
cox beg to inform their friends and the public gene
ay that they he just receive an elegant assortment Of
Frach and English Oeostdfic LAMPS; English and Ame
solar Lampsj also, pattern Chau dees, which for
variety aud eeaae thing Of the kind here ofoe
offered for sale They also large House
Keeping articles consisting Of ir,odoles Candelbras Ia.
BILE Cutlery Birmingham and Sheffield tlated-Wnes Hall
Lanterns Maatsi Clocks Jlranaery Droa sons Btanna
Ware Block Tin Dish Covers, Urns &c German silver
Ware Steel Fire Sets. GLASSWARE and other ari-
eles
N. Constantly hand large assortment of Slper
Wave, Tea sets spoons Forks, &c SC OF their
Persons requiring of the above articles respectfully
rnyited to call They will find their Goods low
mecIy ago 1~re
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DElT KNOWN, that |, JOHN b EMERsON in the year
of lord thousand eight hundred and thirty four,
then f the State of New York. did make and
cd improved spiral propeng wheel by let 10
my possession will fully therefore give public
notice that the propellng wheel commonly called
Propeller included said letters patent. and also
tfy all not TO make the said propng wheel
without authority fom | reside present 800 Pearl
,et where shall be pleased all persons
ed, either in the title for the of said propeller
s6 JOHN b. EMERSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
VNHF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Call
skins cash current money delivery the Hide aud
House oil the spbscribe
Csliskns by the the highest by the
JOHN HUM,
IS 7msve 722 Eli,sh~th Prince spd Houston
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MESSRS. kUSHTON IL CO.,
ITO BROADWAY, 10 ASTOR HOUSE. AND CORNER
OF BROADWAY AND FOURTEENTH STREET.
RE THE SOLE AGENTS in New York for the sale
"A Of that
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
For the Cure of Consumption and other Diseases Lungs
known as BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LIFE which is acknowedg by Physicians aud sthers
Cert cats OF seven di;tnga'hd Physicians of London ac
Measrs Co will farnish the public with Papers
containing dissertations on Consumption, &c Persons af
hced it'll Diseases Of the Lungs would DO well to get
of these papers. ID. +. DRADLEE,
1903 Court street, Boston, cole American Agent.
s. TOUSEY,
Josn's Corners, Madison County.
ale lm*m General Agent for the State Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

WANTED BY A FRENCH LADY, who can speak
w English. aud who piye the most unsxceptonahie
character and apecity the tuati9n "nse-
keeper french iamily OF % Sppesnlsnd aosidg House
in The French STYLE Arplieaoa by lsttes addressed TO
Madame 4. l. aud left at this ohce. w be attended TO-
LIZ LUZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

GERMAN COLOGNE WATER AGENCY.
THE UNDERSIGNED having received h Agency for the
United States of this celebrated Perfume by
Jean Marie Farna Cologne, 1.-THE Oldest distiler Of the
which he offers for sale and prepared to orders for
the npoation OF the article at low prices Dealers
respectfully rogue sted u call
f. GROSHEIM,
mr2O 3faW ms Piattst
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FREIGHT fUR MONROVIA OK PORT PRAYA.
NAVY AGENT's OFFICE. !
- - - NEw YoRK, April lst l5AS
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Freight"
- wiz be rseeiyd at tas office until the first psoxmo at
barrels Of government supplies he freight to be taken
the Boston Navy Yard by the 10TH day of Maynone other
than he Government freight will be pt rmed board the
vessel The Government the right direct the landing
OF either of the above named No Prmage
will be allowed -
ROBT. C. WETMORE, Navy Agent,
al tra2 3aw S. Water street
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14

AAIIoNAL TYLER CONVENTION
Pursuant to public notice the Delegates
10 the National Ty!ef Convention assem-.
bied in Caiyer, Hail Tie atteolance was
numerous; Over tie Speakers CHAIR was
extended the mttg-used at the late Tex
as meeting IL Monument Square" Re
dnheraftoH Of IeIas- PostponcmcHi is rc.
J-c''oH.' Another flag was hung out with
the motto, " Iyler and 1sras." wost .,
the Delegates wore a gill button having or
II single star some added 4 riband badge
With a likeness Of Tyler printed on Il:
At IL o'clock one hour beforo the
limo appoinled-the Convention was cal.
led 10 order: Mlch confusion ensucd:-
The Convention had almost determined to
nominate Ma Shaler, of New York. az
President OF the toHl en'ion, but the pro.
cccd,ngs were suspended for the moment
m consequence Of their evident iniorrnalItv.
4 call was now made for Nj: -: Smith,
Of Ohio, WHO came forward, and after some
hesitation and embarrassment on his parl.
proceeded TO address the Convention, tho
he declared himself unprepared: He al.
Iuded 10 what he called The disscnsions Of
he Wing party, aud declared John TYLER
to be The only legitimate opponent, Of Hen.
ry Clay, aud the only man who could
head him" &c: Sc:
Dir: Shnlcr was then appointed chairman.
and took his scat as sucl:
proposition was then made to appoiut
by The chair a committee Of one from each
State ~ nominate officers Of tie Convcn.
lion:
Another proposition was made that the
committee consist uf two from each Stale;
These motions gave rise to warm and
angry debate: Nauy speakers were on the
tloor at once, and The utmost confusion ore.
vailed; The chairman finally put the aues.
'lon on the second proposition, which was
carried with tremendous acclamat,on:
Mr.. Hutton, Of New York, then moved
that the convention adjourn until three
O'Clock, TO enable the committee 10 del,b.
crate on their report:
The utmost confusion arain nrevailed
tho members, disrcgarding an order and
p'oPriety, crowded round the platform
twenty speakers being on the floor at once:
one OF them moved that the rules Of Con.
gTess be the rules Of the convention and
pu' the question himself amidst great up. |
he committee then retired: Varinns
propositions were made to enforce order: !
Among others II was proposed to appoint
'"ur fgeanis.at.arms: The chair an. /
united nr; Cunningham, of Virginia mr:
oouthall, OF Virginia MI: J. I Thomas. |
Of missouri; anl W Sangston, Of mary.
aho: resolution was also passed direct /
ng The gentlemen who had seats on n. I
and who possessed advantages
'o' only tor obtaining the floor, but also 10
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT
BALTIMORE.

The afternoon session OF Monday re-
sulted IN no definite action ON any subject
10 be determined BY The Convention, ex'
cept its permanent organization which was
accomplished just previous TO adjournment,
by ratJhing the report of Committee
which selected as President II. b. Wright,
fthe chairman twen five gentlemen as
Vice Presidents, tone from each State re.
presented aud six Secretaries.
Nearly the whole of the sitting was oc.
cupled IN discussing the principle 81 re-
curing the nomlpallons TO be made by a
two.ihIrds vote. Mr.. Wake Of Mlssis-
siPpi, and Mr.. Saunders, Of North Carol.
ma, both addressed the Co.yeaiion ia favor
OF the adoption of such rule, While Mr..
Butler, Of \. i. vehemen,ly opposed It.
The discussion on this SUBJECT was kepl
up TO late hour II the day, and was post.
poned ti.l the next day.
TUESDAY.
The " Democratic National Convention
resumed It's labors pursuant 10 ADJOURN
ment, al nine o'clock on Tuesday morning,
when Its business was opened by bret
address from MIR. Wright, who was the
preceding evening chosen President OF the
Convention, expressive OF the high sense
which he entertained OF the honor confer.
red upon him by that appointment.
Al the conclusion Of this acknowledge.
meat, the proposition Of Mr.. Saunders, OF
\. c. TO adopt the two-thirds principle OF
nomination, which was under discussion
on Monday night, was again taken up
This proposition consisted of an amend.
ment offered by Mr. S. to a pending reso.
luton which provides for the appointment,
Of committee to draught rules, &C.
The motion was to strike out the original
resolve, and insert another adopting the
rules of the Conventions of 1892 and s35,
which recognise the two.thirdS principle.
This gave rise 10 renewal OF The dis
cussIen which occupied the Convection 50
late on yesterday; and alter the debate
had been continued for four h urs. the
question on the amendment offered By Mr.
Saunders, was taken by States, and deci-
ded, ayes las; nays ll6.
So the amendment was adopled-,hus
ratityng the tHo-thlrds system Of nomina.
iion. By this the Convention was thrown
into such state Of confusion, that an al.
jolnmeni vas deemed Indispensable.
Erening Of the Second Day.
At the afternoon session oil Tuesday
seven successive votes were taken without
choice. These votes were as follows:
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GUIrlnttPs
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE FRELINOHUysE SEW
OF NEW YORK.
WING BANNER.

a sound National Cnr,epcy, regulated by u,
will and authority Of the People.
An adequate Revenue, with fair ,. uleetio, =.
American iuGustry-Jns, restraints on The Zee
utve Power, embracing further restriction A.
the exercise Of the Veto.
faithful administration Of the Public M
main, with an equitable distribution Of the pro'
ceeds Of sales among Tho States.
An honest and economical administration i
the General Government, leaving Public uHee,,
perfect freedom Of thought and of the rgh. y
suffrage; but wi,hruilablo restraints against NJ.
proper interference IN Elections
An amendment Of the Constitution lui,jp,
the incumbent Of tho Presidential Chair 10
Siagc Tenn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14

~ We observe in the ihs, Fuyclte, f.
Observer communication signed 90. T..
q, written from this place, to which IRE
writer saws that Ia onranlcle relative Tie
celebration Of the 20th of Way, We VII.
fully, naliciousy and Indignantly miHs.
presented the true facts of the case, a..
knowingly perverted Tie truth: Nor
how any one living IN Charlotte could maze
such On assertion as this IS more lhan 81.
can divine, but as question Of fact IS raise.
between US we arc wiling 10 leave II 70 iha
citizens OF tins town TO decide, as to tie
truth or ialsity Of our article, and II i sas
necessary We could produce proof, 5ul se
care not abou, stirring the matter, a. /
Gun lead to no good: We again dtscla.n
any intention Of inluring the object wAc8
the celebration was intended 10 Ad,auee
but The article was written 10 operate a
The committee 70 whom had been cutfIslt4
the Arrangements tor the occasion aud fn8
doubt y, T. q was one as he seems q tel
the smart) who had come far short Of put
lie expectation. and who deserved what us
said, and not to "vcu. ITO unpratliliic fee
lngs of any one" Tho frs, pruposltas
relative 70 erecting Monument 10 con-
mcmoratc tie occaIun was FIRST made ii
our paper, aud VIC have al no time cNhi5.
ted spirit Of opposition:
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FOR COY ERNoR,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
OF ORANGE COUNTY.
CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
DAVID VI. LEE, : Fer the Senate.
CYRUS QUERY.
WIN JOHNSTON, For the Cemaos
LII STEWART,

give ere authorized 10 hhnoupce Tnoxss E
ALexASDrg, Esq as a candidate for re.elecliaa
to ,ae office Of Sheriff o: MecAlenblrg count
at the ensuing election.
o. We are suthorz TO announced c. y Warn
az tho Pror'o's Candidate Tor ite Office .! She.
II " Cabarus Ccahiy At Tic ensuing elrcllga