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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30
PARKS LIFE PILLo
4 nd sSul

THE PHOPK TORS this valuable and nj medi
take leave to uio the pubic that they
vi from of c0uutry he
the efa tina nvalubie medicne (uot OILY
York; but city and he United Statrs
those ~icse hlgh cabiiity sufcient
the asence OF quackery, ana
,ud dspened The principles Of pha
,nd experience Ia aug thus fact, a sigh
Tor the Of those health tn
items should be caeiuy guarded from the juy often
dcted by T. tr heslIng srt they defending
themselves from Of venden Of
ed by aad made article of sale by CUPID
FAIRS Life s nct 81 perodhe antiquity Of pearly
re hundred yeaIs throws halo u truth
WHICH The rphemefa Of day
the .. this, The propretars call
Itioa OF the pubic a the Lille and rimes
homaa Parr VINO lived I, aud patf achai AZ
5z and whose length of life under
Attributable his snp-rae habits, The corrective a-
pl his syst by 81 medicine now drly
through the world Purs Life Pills The truth
this ined by last will aud testaent which b.
lh IL IN kessry OF Wills. Doctors Commons,
London.
Tn. Proprieto have II il their duty the public
hose acs taoush ~ eusve advertising forms part OF their
Dusass Inepe safe Of q &C. boxes New
Yors c,ent PROT q he rceleDce the medicine; asd
the ioi from Oh. Dugsns who retail
IL the sontn-rr aud nonhrf. e'tes rs upesu
Tcacy the th-t fleets follow
when Paris Life PIis have been used la family.
edes the OF all othr edicines OF ITS srcaest
distinction beIng whe4 tired IL never
| abandoned. THOS HO8EHTS IA Co,
IIt lmsrc Va - Fulton .t-~~,.
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FOR THE SECT \
JOHN WHfTt,k IN the nlace Won cam

FOR THE FEET -
JOAN WHITES is the place You can
~ him call, aud You will find that 10, cheapnes,.
fash durability his II eek rpassed
the ciy Store No. - third Avenue between 7th and
9Th jv3
COMkohi oLe BOAR. several very pleasant. AIRY
and commodious let hsndso i@y turnishe1
onfurnish-d with bos.d Fami,cs AID gentlemen will
10 well TO call ~i.ou aelsy end this
srabishnert tfecrntv op ned where comfoftsoi
HoMs will be found, No g. Whit few door.
Of ~ ad@av je2B inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

hHhoEII4L-r-S LINE Of PACkETb.
n IM IL III
The ships will be regularly DISPATCHED rou
n-nce the LIST and from saseles the Of each month
daring the year foows: - From New York Marse,ls.
MINERVA, capt Brown Dec. Feb
TREsm0TT Capt Mynck, Jan. Marchs
HNl THOMPSON Capt Sylvester, Feb. l. April
hELLESrONT. Capt Adams. March l. Nav
CORlOLANUS, Capt. Halle, April l. June
They all coppef-d copper and have
accommodationa Tor passenger
aad liquors.
uooos addressed TO the agenu BOYD HINCKEN will
orwarued Tree Of Other actually PAID
Bor iredgnt q passage apply
LAWhENCE PHELPS. i0y Front stree, orro
BOYD Il HINCkEN, Agents,
No Tout,ps I'm
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r JOSEPH. Is Msissa Lave tpg s.s,sl importer q Eng
ing and Duekios GUNS from the lowest finest qualities
Al,o slways hand extensive Of PISTOLS
both double and single barrels embracing different kinds
Incndps the modern Sin Barrel Rescivers. all Of which vii
soie owr thn eny other hcnse IN the trade Merchants and
m,kiar their purchases thsy eert,riy will hnd their
sd-sn $50 inc
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H. M PEYSER " co,
No. go John street and 369 Broad way.

NO. So John street ana SOB broadway,
II r. received arrivals and ccn.anliy
hand, lao and f oil fench
o. ARTICLES Tor brodey and ianoy Eooos, they
ole for sale at whole ale a d retail, VIZ
Berlin Z-sbyr WDrt d. Grf- Worsted, Carvas Fios,
Six Oh ar AID variety II Other Emhroiders
treoeh fuss TWIST shaded and piin glt aud silv I'd
Bead Puise Onam-nls BfieeIet It Z .n,bs and Br
lees Wife Baskets g and steel Lasps for Bag aud Purses:
GIL I'D ,ye1d hair Fins Combs Fnlges. Brlids Cord,
Z sses Ne kistes, Sill 81 &c
splendid as,arlaen III al kind Of Tasses Chenille Cord
and Jte.i'le
La bFad-red SIS nsndef, aod Susp-nder Trimming Silk
Worted nu Cotton FrIgea ana inp, In all oolo and
iiIiss
"a In
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MEDICAL AMI SUKGiCAL UttICt.

= nITG1 I1s,5.,nEsi = 80 I'll u TIL
the victims Of Syphtc diseases, the successful
practitioner that New York boast Of the
his destructive and almost malady still 10 b.
ound hr old office Dr Johnson can satisfy any one ths
knowledge General disease
,f your general "Physciansand thathis skill the
oses,s and strc,ur Of the Urehrs is Pres@insn, Ny
ey from the West Indies aud Canada q II
erage 500 patients discounenance auackery in
10 and therefore take method Of Informing and
pc the where they can drd physicisn SAILED
: M h o. mel seLy case ia Sa
structure Ulcer the body in the throat or
the head and bones OF the les. will end
II your case durable Constitutional Weakness
lines called Seminal Weakness brought by secet habit
ndu ged in by have paid much the
reatmen, Of this mslady Many unfortunate victim Of thu
unnatural vice has experienced salutary by
weakness Of the limbs and small OF the back comic
Of intellect forgetfulness, papitaon Of the hear
version to oay symptoms Of this complaint
my directlsns are followed guarantee cure Post paid
With statement containing - for advice attend
d Observe Office II Duane street. door from Chat
tvi7
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A BEAUTIFUL nlasrrsssd edition Of eli The acknovisdg
q works Of Charles Paul de koek with the su;hors po
New Yorkpref one dollar De kochs novels" SAYS hs
London Examiner The richest 81 humoIous most excl
tug populns sres Of har have
language the eIcitemeot about them 70
rance an that Bla. woods Magaz says'Ths
peoIe both couur,rs aprtr sl thar 9TH
rr ahor. aud gone Paul De eli mad Tbs edition beau.
a prntsd anl contains seven hund go
large VI closely pfored masef The worh nnalaois
sno be by hroHgs91I n nilea sstss o. ns
work doilar b. Tracked o. post pad ana d.
Su copies " al be for hye dollars ..,
The t,-dn ,upplIsd terms Jys iTod&W &c
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3Of PEARL STREET,
BETWEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP
IN 81 Bst kI6s H. Of tie pioneers Of TIE
deaf 10 keep u before the rub'ir that he counu
manufeiurr every Kind OF civil aud Clothing Of the
huet materials, IN TIE SUPERIOR s iower bv
yhve per th.n OH house cha for the
quality OF sarmsns Witness IN following lis OF priees =
Of supehne wool bl.ek Dress toat.. Sia 10 20
Pants Of fncy aud ps n black csssmerr... 10
VESTS 81 all kinds, siik. satin Cashmere. az 10
Geptlmn who sunplv their cotn have them made
Il. thr best lyle al the FOL owag price,
Dress Csals ifom... ........ ...1 10 80
Pants -.
V-ts Il. 10
lmssc John MOEFAT.
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0ENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE HIOHkSI PRICES can b. obtained By Os.slsmsa
wearing apparel cash
To Families had 9sutlemsn quitting tbs city changing
resdnce having supeduons efects dispose of wall
nAa 70 en Advantage to send for the subsenbe who
will asssad q thar residence By aPpoIs.men.
sHNM J. LEVlNSTYN, :. 1.N
l66 Broadway, mp Stain.
line tnrougn the fost Ohee Otherwise will
PROMPT attenuss jy2o lmsrc
LEECHES LEECHES!! LEECHES!.!
20. 600 tARoE and heal ny Swedish Leesh-s. Of
cO,NNO iioI Qrality just Howard from
hambuIx for sale at the iowsss market price. at
u a u H. WHITE,
jyls lmen Importers Of Leeches, ~ John street, Ny
TOBACCo--EiNL cur AND sMOKINu.-Tee N
cned 70 close up an interest in Tobacco Mandatory
sow or Tor sale ?u.p.sy q prime ns cut and sSokns
ces beg 60 call e ssseaoe OF erchanis and ohe
add prers by Tar lower lhaa usual. N
rSf r"-srs J0HNH TABER. no. ! New 81.
COTTON DUCK.-2oo bales American Pilot Duck COM
" compl te assortment from No to 3A lso
and ficluIed gressiy for pilot aad
article for sale lois
'"A'''' " ''A''A"''' '''A'' :" E. X. COLLINS co.
jy2J &c Snntn ssret
-
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a11S FUh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS packet OF thr 9Th
eff4\ Apgus. he tint class, fast ssing. regular Jacket
$780, hip i>DEPENDENDt, Cap.an N.Y. will sail
As
HAVING su.~r,or Accommodations 70, cabin, second ca
aud :ass~nsss perso Intending ulJ
MAKE INN ii apple ton "o.d - % Mauea Ls1e,
10 JpSrPd MENU aHAI.
100 Pine street, corner OF south.
The Iadereniencs will .-eed by ,p'e did packet
ship samu ticks Jp u buIker, aud viii ssIl
Ilh Ausust, he ~ her iegu a. day.
feus desous Of spd,ng for the friends have them
br ught either ABOVE vessris vi ID,
regular packets, sa,iag eeek'y, by apply above. BY
let er, post Iaid.
Drafts sv-a paysbe at sight for any ,hs
Pfyiaeal Bank Of ireland payable at their braa,h
throughlut IN. untry; alo spoO As
Co BANKERS London, payable IN town 'irr Is i
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ITO THE ADMIRERS AND CONNOIsEURs OF OLD
1 vIOLlNb.-slUh y: VALLNI IN bu 70 SnrI Ior
sxesspt Old Vioins; Of them ~ years
old tbs other by celebrated Joseph Gasni.ro u
street. jyA lwsec
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HULL'S TkUSSkS.
NOTYcE TO RUPTURED PERSONA.

Uls. -.OVEJOY,
ATE Of Owego wishes inform his friends that he has
rmo.ed this ei1. and has takss n " fiCL .. Ssi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

A CAKD-TO STOVE DEALERS.
WI take the liberty Of ormn, you that have entered
into opartnership The wholesale Stove bu. unds
the firm Of II. klNC Co (saccsssors the late VIM.
ham, deceasd aud shall Introduce iuto maIkst the
present variety VI items GOOD
assortment OF Cook, Parlor Hall and Office sTpVES
De- loud be practical foun
dry and having be owed IN.
o wnh make them suIer or TO nost stoves now
MARKET nanuts them
with tn fcilies cheap the cheapest
snsbed to s,l the very bat
We would plea ed to have Call I'D examine aYi-
Giles previous 10 making your purchases.
Very respectfully y.urs, H. r. FINCH,
URiAH HILL, in.
Wan. sOnD Ian,
4. b. FINCH
an Water street. New York, aad Peksk. West hester
County. j23 ln~ec
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nzA FoN LONUO>-h-gui.I Packet oi the lst o.
4T3A sugus,The hrs sa,liug regular Ia, ke
nR1sship rRl sCE AL8EaT, captain seoor, will sail as
ab ular
Having accommodations f,r cabin second ca
bin ana steer xe pssengrrs persons ading
should make ilsmedaIe ap.lcau b. I'd. OF aden
Lane OF to yISrtn Nc MURRAY,
lot PINE street. o. south st.
The above will be succeede by The pacsr ship Toronto
Captain Unswod, and sal on the 10 h u Ausust
N Persons d-fous Uf ssudug io lends, have
them broug the above the regular
cts sailns raly by applying above u letter
r. A. Drafts e,ea payable at sight for any The
Provincial aux OF eanl h-ir br,nch-s
thn ushoui ths coua, ais, % Nj spooner Atw cd
To Bs krrs London, payable town Great Bn
i25tofFc
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WATER rOW rk-for sale VI GO iet, ~ Iuse Of small
w QUANTITY O. FRAT rate hydauc privileges,
,nces, suitable ior kad Of Mills Manufacturing
embellishments oomerve New Jersey, only
ride from New YORK.. Apply to
LOOMS Il LYMAN,
is7s im.nr No "a Wall ssr~~t. q sfspx
y HOUSTON, M d., DENTIST. No. PARK
=. PLACE. iva ytaw IN
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed and wonderful remedy discoveries
! Tor the certain and permanent ofa
Diseases and Eruptions OF the Skin,
Pimples, BAIT hhcum, Scurvy,
Blotchos n ac dishxuremcnt ont the public must %
their guard against
DISHONEST COUNTERFETTERS
who attempt counterfeit this valsabIe wonder
eject bIessed srtce Reader deceived AAh
oT jones Italian Chemical Soap II they offer ron another
do not vuchu II use IT, tis dangerous useless Ash
for J0nesa Italian ChemIca Soap We positive
" the above be real quaties u also the
surprising nsnrer
Changes dark OF yellow skia
TO healthy, hne clecfoess.
May ttnh its cragserated such
has 10 hundreds Of ceareu freckles
sunborn also be iously recommend
ed for old Physicians
referred to who IL daily in their Practice.
But mind Joness has still
0rt wheIe else this city but sign Of
American EsRi~ % Chatham street, and y2s Broadway ~
se. fb,lsisivsi.i ~ ksr .,., th.sis.,.s. ~, u,.s
ssassa f,,, aAA. Msslhavr Z.
lss.a W. lnsM
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kAKPS-DUUBLE AND oINULt ACIlUN
an 9S5 BROADWAY

hAhPS-UOUbLE AMI SlNGLE Az llON
al 3S5 BROADWAY.
y. BROWNE bees 10 call the attention Of admirers Of
=. this lshtu instrument % the large and elegant assert
Of ghnsss Of touch and elegant finish these Harp
BE- exeeed and dom equaisd They have all
the modern of London and and al Euops
az HAZE repaired slIan'a 70 D JF nj
(Maaes from Fraro, London .
Estab, ished 1910.
JUST received lew COPIES of Bochsa ast Book
I BENNETT. Importer and manufacture Of lIaan. En-
scrb.r ud resi- ecul call Of III ladies'
particular, his poltan 5vian Hair B)nnets, VIII CHI
Of the es aud sold At mncn redaced Aso
full choice stock ~ all foreign s les Victoiia, En
gil aud French. DunstAbIe, &c.
Ords will taken aid executed in style not % b
equalled Ia this couauy. yN lm-ec
snUnuwAY hUAiNsJ IoE wUhi4D.
THIS solsd admitted greatest
mari Tor the sale Of gentieneps weafiag apparel N the
Untrd Saes ead the that has heretofore existed
The ands that purchasers Broadway Obliged
erorbtan price for an article Of dress u fully
ey EDWARD FOX proprietor Of the City Cash Tailorns
merchants and Others visiting ths avail themselves
OUTFIT from very extensive assortment Of ready made Gle
fashionable style The attention OF the public particularly
called this establishment and the late style
rwled and fancy Cashmere Office Frocks Designed for the
preaching season.
Fancy French Cloths and ny the late arrivals
from the celebrated manufacory Of Biollcy Fls and
ected expressly TOR the fashions Garmen supobly
aaso W 70 0rde sAd IL required sT h9a nOi Ex
City Cash TsiIon,s Estabshment aaa Broadway below
milton st m8Sm~eo
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10 SOUTHERS MERCHANTS, TRAVELLERS,
AM OF ER9.-A magnificent ard elegantly Fl ,shed
fs ped Shirts. well adapted to te a,hsm
PiEe slip, corner of Waie. The supply rs unlimited
JOHN CLAY, corner OF Pike md Water.
jy23 irrsrc 30 Pike 81
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CLINTON TEA OMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE III CHATHAM ST, NY
Branch Stores, sl6 Biceckey street, NsU York
81 Grand street. nsar Suffolk.

WATCHES, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
THOSE Who wish TO purchase Gsu or silver Walchss
1 Gold Oh ms. Colo Pencs Keys &c will 6nd IL greatly
their advantage call The subscriber who selling
descriptions the above RETAIL lower than At
other house in the city
Gold Watches az low - SO and S25 each Watches
Jewrlry xcnaneed Bought All WaIcnes keei
good time the money returned Watches and Jewery
the best and waranted much less than the
usual prices.
m %. G. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry
je2s I'm src Wholesale asd retail 10 w all o. sairs
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RESTAURANT FRANCOIS.

I BONNAkD 3Nss~u STREET he Proprietor can fear
- ln mmrn hi, ssranl 'hmentt general attention.
has many yrafs canduced il style thst
French aad Foi-gn resden has alto ded al sat.ac
H table abounds luxury the fastdous
whether l. TIE English French style Of cookery
Hr WINS tius and Liquors, OF the heat brnos The
Waters Fen, Eng sh petite and tfe genera
ciai pa tia o be equalied J.BOSNAaD,
j % Inn Nassau st.
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u e X D'INT E II e UR,
M0AEN L. 10

'THp SUBSCRIBE having just r. ceiyed from Paris a
very sha.te and brauul sol pctcn OF iighy fr,shed
Fresco Dee ratops for inter- embr sh-nt in
v,trs the attention Il the this psve
meet Inc qIaiitv ard execution gus cannot
ai TO rec mmend em TO in matters o, and
rompson with ter methods Of ishmept they will be
uod IN many ways highly adsant &c Us puI, hasey.
APPLY IN GEORGE PLATT
I'm 2 an atreef
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
COM NICAJFD,

CoNhi ChJED
.hesSs Edaors:-l wish "0ld Bedlofd,o who, in
one of your late numbers anlmadyer,ed plainly upon
The conilton OF the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
company, had an opportunity 10 DIVE wagon plea
sure carriage along he Forest Road from Liberty to
Lynchburg, that he might ascertain whether he could
win salty drive down ON side OF either Big Little
Oer and up the other, and then encounter Mr. Hal.
sey land IN either side u Buron's Creek. and espe-
pecally on the West side-he would then WONDER IN
deed how the products Of the country would ever get
u markeAnd, If the oveseeIs Of the road had, with
the consent OF The Coursa agreed 10 stop all the
TO town. The road is bad enough in inauy places
but certainly beyond endurance Buron's Creek hills
as well al the Big aud Little Otter hills. And with
out efficient repairs will be lmpassabe il rains
BOTEfOURI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

The Wheeling Conrention.-The Wings had glo-
r'ous time oft. at Wheeling. Twenty thousand per-
soils were III attendance. The Convention continued
three days and was addressed by the Hon. w. C. Rves
the Hun. Geo. w. Summers and other distinguished
Wings The papers say "Mr. Rves enchained the
audiauce in mastery efft for two hours and half'
ana that "Mr Summers in the several speeches which
The assembly called upon him to deliver, has for
himself unlading aures, and the speech he is ma.
King (beIng the ,hrdl is Of his best aud richest eff
iort lie is strong and efficient, powerful man. and
Inc day will come when he will reach an eminence to
which the ambitious Of past years but nothing
or triAes light as air."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

centre oi the hne was brarinc you,c hicio, ,ee
1"e -" WAS crooked enough assure YOU. 'rheY had al
" on one oi The ears parl-cuurcd Bal--aternalo
lips vi que, pink aud White. very appropriate EN-
.Vn Vi tue patty Which NUMBERS among its adht rents
Aoulllionlsls DsUnluniss and Drrtes To say ,bny at
itAas. ylersm aud Repudaliuu The Bah aso f.,ll-
ca nfst forward aud then backwards lust AS lanes X
.o,k Is rolling between the Antirann men OF the South
s"u "e iaiiu men OF III. North. But, decidedly the
"os' mpudent part ut tue arrangement was lranspa.
mncy On which was inscribed "Princpies not Men -
nat Is, by odds, the finished piece Of eflronery of
'ne aay-comment is unnecessary. There was no en-
'"us'ssn IN the crowd; confidence depicted in the IA
ces ol those who composed it, Now and then n feeble
shout Of Polk and Dallas" was heard. but the resnonse
was sill more feeble still
I"" different was The Wing gathering last evening.
al Tie simple raising ola Clay Pole No notice no u-
"on'eu eAefhons, no drumming up, yet quite as large
crowd as The locutoco procession OF tue even
e, collected together, iu Of enthusiasm full of conf
uehce iufl OF resolution, and listened ill near n,niph
10 series OF patriotic and soul stirring speeches New
et uiu he bare mention OF name produce such sensa-
ons oe'1ie. lhe aame oi Henry Clay would scarcely
a'' ron Tie Fps OF the speaker when shout would 90
up at seemed to die away among the stars themselves
ne BOSOM oi the night seemed almost To heaye with
e starting echoes that rolled, tide upon tide, through
her misty domain. Music. most delightful music float
.u u" me ambient air,' aud lent It's kindly influence
W we OCCASION The ladies. many Of them belunp no to
'he hrst families of the city, were there with their
eyes, iuil bright before, cleaning with unwon,ed fire
ana Their beautiful mouths glowing with perfect wreath
0, Smiles: When the people Were collecting and while
he meeting was IN progress, aud when it had ADJOURNED
you might hear W hig songs in al directions lIur,
rah Tor Harry Clay"-"llurrah for Clay and Frelinr
huseh x lear the track Tor Old Kentucky were
repeated over aud over again never saw any thing
IKE II before baltimore is safe, aud Mary land is safe
une o' ,he speakers was Pensy vanan, and he said
all Is well in in the Keystone State. They are coming
over by hundreds there Much interest is felt about the
vo'e o' Virginia W hat GROWING glory 10 the mighty
triumph would the vote OF Virginia be II she but
knew her inleess-i she would but listen he words
OF truth aud subernes," all would be we'll | hope
sic Is arousdd 10 just consideration Of all these things
u.
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OBITUARY..

Died. Tuesday night. the 7lh inst. al his father
law, Bernard Fuckers, in Bedford county, DIR. JOHN
c. RUcKER, Of Campbell DR.. Rucker for many
years member Of the NJ Church. and died in the tri-
unph Of faith. He lett young wife, and numerous
friends TO mourn his less.
-, a; his residence, on Staunton River, ia the up
per end Of Bedford county, Va, after laboring under a
fatal disease few months, Mr.. THOMAS DANDY. lie
has left wife, several children and train Of
relations 10 mourn their lrreparable loss.
-. on the 18th inst, VIRGINIA CARTER, daughter
of Robert and Martha Mitchell, of this place. aged
years months and Is days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
10 The Editors oCtle Tyginial dated

BALTIMORE, sept PIN, IS44.
Cent-WiihiR the FIRST twenty-tour hours after my
arrival IN this place have witnessed full and fair test
81 the comparative enthusiasm and confidence Of the
great parties Of the country. The 9Th was the day
oi the Lococo State Convention, which regarding the
bong notice, the efforts made and the methods employs
ed was the mos. beggary affair Of the kind, perhaps
record The must liberal estimate Of dlsiuerested per
sons-Pe'sons who counted, does not give Than
SOU, boys and all told; and this in city of
handred thousand iakabianfs and but recently Dem
ce'aiie City. witnessed their evening procession, and
40 not shak there 1000, though great Efforts
mad been made for imposing affair. And VIVA, do you
suppose these hunbug aud mummery hating gentry had
70 the procession2 Why n..hing more less than
Folk stalks and Hickory poahs and plenty Of them at
Al that Some had hickory leaves on their hats some on
'heiT coal sleeves, some On in their bosoms. A9g! the
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II we are not mistaken ia first table-and we do
no, believe that single State is set down CERTAIN
fn Mr.. Clay which will not vote for him, he will only
require f8 more votes to elect hm-and surely il is
unreasonable to suppose that he will obtain that number
Jum,h % "rrobabe" votes assigned to him in the
tond table; while i, would certainly be astonishing il
MI. Polk should obtain them all In the pery ,rorst
aspect in which it can be received, Polk cannot obtain
we think more than 90 votes. The des of November,
however, are at hand, and il is hardly worth while to
torment the Locos before their time.