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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

Q.En. REV AKD.-CKO5s' sPECitlU MiXTUkr.-
CNO SoE The of Gonorhea, Glests, Structures and
analogous complaints Of the OF generation.
81 al remedies yet discovered Tor The above compan thu
A. the most eersln.
strot0n diet drink change application -
tusinsss.
public The medicine does not SPEAK for ITSELF no shall
alVak for a. Our Object 10 notify where II be had and
@ Tocter Challenges snRe case Of ecsht tonotrnce 70
De brouSt which the Mixture viii not elect iapId cure
ullern forfeiture OF 500.
This disease unfortunately perysdes all rank of sSc
tYhsh low, nch aud poor, matrimonial aud single They
peTe peseaed with remedy by wh,eh they cure them
scs without he least the shortest time possible
Further, the disease CONTACTED oil the
MIXTURE Is taken night bed when exposed
II ia bottles with full directions accompanying Il, at
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures-
S5r sse Gully al VIM f. e'iiuor 1872 Broadway. corner
John opposite Franklin House, New iork; jones'
lseWashiost"n 1t Boston do tm"r
DDslTlVELf WATER PhUUF-W J. Itoome 3 Sosp
1 Chinese Water Proof Ointment Manshsen Pam-r
principal fhoe sad rec aseas tr h,s evsatve
reputation for its bniimcy OF polish quick time and
which well adated Cor using the Sosp,o Is for safe By
the agency the
OF Gold.
n B7he public invited call aud test its merits.
an lm-ec
IINtrEp STATES DAGUERltiAN GALLERY, n5
" Broadway, up sts-E. III rE would rspc fully cal
attItou of and Strangers, visiting the city his
spisndd COLLECTION # Portrait, single or grous
and Of delegation cannot be surpassed For
,s tsen all sind, OF weather. either with without
cOiors. ~
fins American ln,tut, it's late erhbi ion awarded Mr.
Watt the first for the best Daguereoty~ keness Tor
qeei effect which IL but mother proof oil the
superiority OF ITS portraits
Ar White New York for the very superior
Imported erman CansTas and At no other establishment IN
". b-iwported German tamsras also, French and Amer
Instruments Of the very best qualify, with Plate Casss,
Csmcas Polishing Materials &c &c. always on hlLd, fer
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
MEDICAL.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT

ia NE . j..
OOk at our bills of rorta and you will frd that Con-
SUMPTION Destructive huinsn fe his
IMAM any other disease Veal know that cough like the
ing OF TIE ratesnake always we'll accompanies
THIS terrible scourge 1t fair umpnon that every cough
may te,mna IL pulmonary disease chez ked early aud
wier the risk 50 great the dagger imminsnt
the of Or Jy.es xpe' ly pro-
aud unafy testimony Of tn the result chemical
analysis the DECISIONS rf professional who stand
IN the FIRST rank Of medical science, al point out
as the best PREPARATION invented by for the of dis
eases Of the lungs chest wind and other
tea with the process OF respiration used IN regular
pee by the most celebrated physicians OF he day The to
LOWING noce presented among furnishing COW
elusive dsnce Of the vaue OF this medicine: Wor
thy Of notceWe learn from the Mount Pheasant Register
that Miss Mary CAMPBELL of Fayete county New Haven
eeea cured Of asthma with which she has been afflicted for
more than eighteen bv the OF Dr. Jayne Expsc.o
rant The dsease deep STATED and aggravated but this
cure was effected BY the Of eleven bottles The Re-
custer add.5ws make this public for the information
and benefit OF Others We give IL TO readers with the
ssme motive-And we may be allowed % add that Chi,
msdicine II not common 9uack medicine OF The day.
but the regular receipt of 'dscatsd ard well Anewu
in el the ,Inss of bis fellow He saved
many whose csressaess and udcIeon have brought
the grave ard his Exeeetorsht is only ed
but openly died. by all the best and nteg
physicians for cough nption We know Of
nothing Invaluable has been found to b. Of great
service to many afflicted with oppression OF tie br~as aud
dssa'e OF he liver Its how It's best rcommerda
ton S,in by A. D. Suds druggists No. 70 Fulton ST.
273 Broidwsy. and TT East Broadway. d22 lms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MR. DAY boot maker No q Hillary street, Brooklyn
oy 1T OF sppe aes r%.
i" The bowels his ,tom.ch neglected almost every kind
lie had been attended BY various ply scians and
months the professors OF the Univ and all TO
On reading Dr. Shermans Book descriptive of the symptoms
Of Shemans Worm Lozengcs few doses brought away,
he judged about Of and rely cured him
adults had suffered all death om worms aud
thing relief but sherman's Lozenges
,nmpon are ali sooner cared by shefmsns Coush
than other known remedy They asy TIE nchig in
few seconds, and enable those siet,d With the most
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Fors,t Rev. DrEaimond aud hundreds
thousands ate to their happy virtues Others 70 the
FROM bodily mental exeon, aud for the wonderful
cents and warrdnd for reumatism aud iumbago
puin weakness in the breast side back part of The
and nj, FAC smile it'll directions for the bask
There worthless limitations hawked about and
s,d ey UNI rncipd droggss Remember 70 get shenans
be deceived
Dr. shsrinnYs Warehouse is ins Nassau street hscn.?27
way In Brooilys, Mrs Hays ise Tntop. aud Nioun'sia
Ia Jersey City, Randall Grocer In Newark pnGie
aud DAVID Bryeon rhadepha Il Co.'S Ledger Build
liza. Do.,en Redding Goa safest Afbany-A tin,he'
sanwix Hall dz5 re
DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH
THIS CELEBRATED preparation, the only one mat "a,
been discovered for successful exnrpaon oil that
most offensive disease Of b,&sfNh5Siitttrp
d By Il ladies' and caemen ncoue
AZ hi M siilis Tpe AND RADICAL CURE
recommended BY the most celebrated and sku physi-
selves Of is benefits and thus clear head and .,uyi.
. asa' the ''asF VII il sS ,bbGDy Pr. Row
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

No. rs Chambers street.
IHlS ns uliOD bshed render the afflicted sound
aud cIenrhc medical aud surgical aid, rs airrady been
suceessfu opemnon nearly tnIee All forms OF dis
aed here Pat who the tuition have
te investigated aud prescribed tor and ter
reiAe recy uuder the eye IF the attending nh
hs h1 ifia indsost,on ohr prevented from
applying per oolllY sIe visited 80 their Ios,dnoe
Surg Operations Of every description also performed
hy hed aud experienced la I'll charges
0'e molsr4' AMI those whose limited required
Coz Their medicine oniy The will be attended u
ettgF dty between ! and O'Clock, without Chng,.
HOMER BOSTWICK, NJ D.,
att nding ir.eon and Ply scian
I ia.. tuition under the PATRONAGE and commentator
~ -l-nAll. M enen.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

RDAHD-A Respectable tnilY he mmOlat,d win a
- p ana 70 a aud oed 70 pantry adj nninI; sio
NV 80 ii 10 ms, WIZ c'n caieacs siup.
geld IN ~ with cOmiorabs boad Ap,,y a. ~ Beck an
- W. nj -, ."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

G1QN REWARD--The jewery store No. Is Bowery
entered the night Of the nth and robbed
OF ewry, If gold and silver guard AMI fob chains
20 seals and Keys and l,d,ss sad satleen bosches
sorted, gold luckets, silver slecks
aud other articles, which are sold eweiry shops
The above reward will be FOR the The property
0y JOHN LOCKWOOD
d2O POI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
CURE FOR DEAFNESS:

VIE UNIFIED STATE> SATUKUAH FUST, a paper
published /, PHILADELPHIA :' We have heard much
ateiy of the efficacy Of scaas Oil in of deafness and
tonlshng by this simple remedy have BEEN
Oily performed As editor of Journal circuat exten-
yeY throughout the country deem duty call he
of the public this specific Those afflicted with
his malady will lind scarpas Oil for Deafness well worth
trial"
MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE-{From the Ph la
depha Ledger "A lady in Smitheld in Pc nsyyania, aud
about years Of had been gradually dea for
more than 40 years that i was next impossible TO ma
her hear the toudest Of Last
she induced to try sc,pss OIL for Deafness and that
her hearing is perfectly re. toted. she is cured.
IMPORTANT FOR THE DEAF.-We commend to the
particular attention Of those deous Of having their hearing
restored Scapas Oil for Deafncss We highly spoken
Of by those who have it, and who know
galu Philadelphia Daily Chronicle. Sold by A. b. u d.
10 Broadway. die Imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW YORK.
ITO uptown Grocers and Families
Sperm OnWmter and Fall Strained, Hicached White IN

CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW YORK.
ITO uptown Grocefs and Families
Sperm Ol-Wmter and Fall Strained Blccched White and
Natural.
Sea Elephant OIL ="
Lard Oil
Enseed Uii--raw and boiled,
Olive Ui-in bottles and BEETLES,
Neatsfoot Oil.
Alcohol aud Camphenc
Patent, Sperm and Stearic Candies.
The above warranted stafd the weather. and 10 he Of
fac quality for paror and lamps For sale the cask
barrel, gallon quasi and pint, cheap.
JOHN G MORRISON,
No. 1888 Greenwich street. between Fulton and Ve,ey.
Dealer drugs medicines, paints woods and
cels' ariicesdyers mak,r disters
confsctioners brewers beer Makers bakers and paper
articles. do lm-rc
TOR COUGHS AND COLDS, CONSUMPTION
and sit diseases ard Affections Of the Lungs, Ches,
spa Thros,-Thr VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM stands un,iyslled 1T has flom ID to 10 yea
uss and sale o, from 30 % 10000 bottles year become
1d ey great plumber OF phync'n' N their ,egu aetic'
rnedicme" Another, that II bus Justly
1aised .h reputaon and so Tar as he can Learn has never
ONT the reasonable expectations OF those who have
edit" Sone geapue unless signed rampson Rerd VIM.
Jopu Cpte or both. For safe by j. ID. Sands drug
sist, ~ Fulton s.e, ~, Broadway ~ East arosdwsy
% sold BY drusrss snd oheeiss generally In Neg fork,
frestd cent?, DE im'ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

RICH DRESS sCARFs. CRAvATs, GLOVES, &c
IL Th. subscribers oer the fashionable
tensive Of and fashionable articles cons
Of Scar Cravss Gloves Stocks, ready made linen and
lin Shirts linen Collars Dress Fronts Suspeades Dressing
Rotes and Unde Garments of all descriptions Their
nent of Sc arts and Cravats of silk satin, cashmere
sad nohair Of plain back gasd black gold and silver
Which be found of the richest paters
imported in this city Gentlemen who will favor them with
visit W find Of the extensive of articles
appesning TO genmsns wardrobe be found any 9th
estab ishment this and suit The
PARSELLS T. AGATE, }, d estab,ishsd Linen
- Diapers, Stock Manufacturers, &C., 2s7 Broadway,
die lm.r Park Place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

~ opened this morning. including yls sim,
Vestings with the splendid Scar CIaycs
&C.. We have ever had to offer.
WM. r JENNINGS SEQ,
Diapers and Taiors. 23i Broadway,
opposite the Fountain
OATS, &c--Ready made Over.
Goats, Coaks, &C.. prices from SIC $50 For sale
Broadway, American hotel
dit 1m*ec WIN. 7. JENNINGS & co.
MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
GEORGE I. GREEN, Nos il9 Chatham street and Bow.
will keep constantly hand full and complete
sortmeat of Mems Bows, and Chdvn CT thing Of ali de.
scrptors the most fashionable style which he would
sectiay invite the attention # hDs in want 4; he has
VESTNGS &c. every PACKET, and has secured ser.
vices of experienced Cutters he pledges himself give perec,
satisfaction to all who may purchase
n BGments made to order at the shortest notice and
with strict punctuslity. d. imsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

poAnpINv- Two hsnd,oms bedroems iTith n. places,
~ With bruakfa and full board Il reqsird, Apply st
tt ficuston street di lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

CENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE--I;epte
~ families srous of converting their left off Wear
Apparel into cash. obtain for the the highest casb
dercs bavng sfrac,ss
much TO their advantage send tor the subscriber who will
stLend them at their residence by appointment.
II. LEVETT, 8 John street N. Y.
"a line through the Pest Office, otherwise will receive
prompt atteaIion.
Clothing cleaned. altered and repaired.
NoTICE.-Mr Lev wishes inform the public, that he Il
connected business purchasing of
clohins. therefore those who make such
| DE- linz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

GENTLEMEN'S UUTFITTING GOODS
JOHN M. DAVIES o. JONES,
l06 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
HAVE received late arrivals and have in full
assortment Of goods in line They feel confident that
Their stock not eqpaed in this city and their goods wall be
soid low TOR cash. Geneen will find variety style Of
Scarfs, Cravats,
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes,
Pocket Handkerchief, &c.
Under Garments of every variety Eng,Ihnd Americas
manufacture, viz
Merino Shirts and Dra~ers
Lambs Wool DO do
Shaker Knit do do
Shaker Fisnael do do
Duckskin do do
Plain s Ribbed Silk do do
Ladies MerinosSilk do do
With great variety Of osher styles.
snk SHIFTS and Drawers, Ribbed and Plain. made Drde
1t tie shortest notice
Hoscry, Gloves,
Snspeuders, Stocks
aud every other article Of Quitting goods.
CAPS,
Our compriscs style gentle
mcn youth and children greatly reduced o26
TIFFANY, YOUNG IL ELLIS,
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ASA b. PERKINS,
CASH
A l. ORING ESTA IISHM 10

ASA b. PERKINS,
IA l. ORING ESTAB LISHM e N 7 !,
No. Is Cecdr street,
NEW YORK. -
GENTLEMEN who patrouis this cash establishment will
~ derive dec dsd of from 20 to 80 cent
those who purchase Other the credit ysem for
here the equivalent The deaqusncies
of hose who never pay
Those who preparing the holidays would do well to
cal the stock of fashionable DDS the abovs
establishment ala the prizes before purchase elsewhere
N b-Tbere assortment hand OF Ciosks aud Over
Goats ready made. d9 im~r
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING sTORE.--Tne sub
iber has constaa on hand general assortment Of Sac.
the following low prices for cash. VIZ -
fanta'oons and Vests, ...-. to
Gentlemen furnishing their materials have them
made aud e rnmee at the following low prices. viz
rantaioons and Vests, 81 30 TO 10
Just RECEIVED the latest aud approved tench pattern
shiIts Shirts made to order, at short notice.
di3 m*r WIN. COLLINS. 81 Maiden lane, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

RALL DRESSES subscriber has Just received by the
- most recent ,rriyals--
80 cases ladies embroidered Robes, from 81 upwards
~ do Ogand smbroider IN co'ors. trem 81 upwards
Tale illusion, in blue, pink, aud other colors
i94 plain white OrRandi Muslin, for ball dresses
100 cartons infants embro,dere Robes very cheap
PETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway,
dill lmec between White and franklin streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

pETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
IL The undersigned resp c,olly inform f ada aud the
public cenerallv that they keep constantly on hand large
and tesngs Including great ETY. OF Overcoa stnh
which pledge themselves make styc pot surpas
full hesa per cent less than any other house who make and
perfect sat, con will do well to call and give as trial
BA spl ndd assorpent Of Overcoa's Closks kept
constantly hand and III be sod very low for cash
dl lmsr II. WHITEHORNEk co. 80 Nassau NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!
JUST ARRIVED, the largest of Spgug Birds
imported t. this country, from Germany Amongst
them 800 'aarv Hirds the finest singers; Nghtngsles
learned BuiGnehs and Biackbir large number Of the
very finest European Singing Birda of which will be sold
low HENRY bICKS
IS lm-ec ISL and IA Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

GERMANY, CHINA, rrc
RE NOW RECEIVING A GREAT VARIETY OF
"A GOODS the selection Of one of their 6rn rendering
Ills OF the other side Of the Atntc They beg leave to
that their Goods made by the best abrcans Of
EUROPE undr the direction OF Of Partners
Of competent and the feel entirely confden, that
will always b. found love- considering the style quality and
finish than can BE- bough elsew
Determined to ke.p Oh stock always desirable and
tive they have ked all goods that have remained hand
for IL moaths aud lost their original freshness and
vel.y at such low price will ensure Their sae-owe is
belle ed than this description Of usually commands
the competition a d excitement Of an auction room
PURCHASERS OF Articles FoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS ae
respectfully reminded thar thee will find better variety ;he
ter efyed and better suited by making early application
d2I inIiic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
TO TAILORS
StJlNEMETT;S and comules xnrk thc suhiec Of

IL IAllORS.
STINEMETTS new and complete work the sabiect Of
~ Gu tug Garments Of every description in syle OF s
gncc OF to be surrsssd swh the confidence ear
cd het adj. as being work wholly .ucerior hing o.
III kind heretofore atrodacsd BIZ aid OF winch person
erate cap ctv obtn better practical kno sledg Of
eating week. than corli w the old mthod b. Obtain.
mptovemtnt, Of his art ca not do bt hsa al himself o.
rat Of the Fat Of profession aud IA to ri
satnfac ion I, all "houeit ihe above obtained OF
III. au ho-, No W Gear street, New York Atso, complete
sets OF laens Of all he ST les OF
worn embracing all III. diff eat iIoG 80 inches beas
to IL, OF upwards d2l I'm zee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

WIN READ u co.
MANUFAcTURyas OF
b II A S S Eau JOE rs,
And all the various articles used III the
PLUMBING BUSINESS,
No $50 Water street,
NEW YORK,
Constantly on hand an assortment Of
i. /. DYRE, Jr., CO.'S
Justly ceiebIsted
BLACK LEAD POTS OR CRUCIBLES,
For sale wholesale and retail at Manafac,ureis prices
n. B.-A Silver Medal awarded VIM Read * Co. for
their manufacture Of Faucets by the American institute at
their last E,hinitou held October 1913.
WAVTkD-Three four Journey en, to manufacture
Faucets None but first mechanics need apply dS I'm re-
40 THE PUBLIC.
K1(lis 70 $4,000; MIR Francis IL Crump Watch Maker,
pnblc that independent OK Watch business
make advances cash gold and silver watches
silver SETS forks and every description OF gold or
silver shape intended for immediate sale Cash to any
paid for old gold and silver Watches of every de-
scrtrtion repaired and warranted. 2ls Grand street
d2j 'msrc
NEW AND CHEAP LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
'INHE Subscriber IS opening new and beautiful
patterns Of lar and Chemical Oh LAMPS which he will
sell at low md reduced prices Persons DESTROYS
or sing IN light will find much tbe advantage
call aud examine this stock large reduction has
in the prices. aad every amp warranted.
Pure Chemical Oh and Burning Fluid for Spirit Lamps, de
livercd punctually when ordered
do im'rc j. c. HOOKER. 1853 broadway.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03
COM
NJ f X & o

Report on its Finances under the Spanish
Government, since its independence, and
prospects Of their improvement under the
Presidency Of His Erceuency Don antonio
Lopez dc Santa .Anna; wiM calculations
ofhs Public Dsbt-Fore;gn and Domestic
yarerage of Estimates, Revenue and Erpen-
daure; to which are added Tables Musira-
tire of its Commercial, Manufacturing, and
prohibitire policy, und Remarks on Coloni-
zaiion;-Ae mhole intended for the infor-
nation of Merchants, Emigrants, and the
holders Of .Mcrican Bonds.
By ROBERT CRIcHroN WILLIE.
As in Spain itself, Contraband is the bane
both of trade and revenue. Baron Hum
boldt remarked that under the Spanish gov
eminent, in spite of night-patrols, and nu-
merous Custom house guards, supported at
great expense, and in spite of severe penal
laws, Contraband will necessarily continue,
until the incentive Of profit be diminished
by n total change in the custom house laws.
He says, the duties were then so enormous
that they added from 35 to 40 per cent on
the price Of foreign goods imported in Span
ish vessels. What would he have said now
of the different Tariffs which have been in
force since 1896, imposing duties Of 100,
price of foreign goods most used by the low
er classes ?
BY looking over the ".Memorias" of the
different Ministers of Finance, from 1899
downwards, | find them all bewailing the
enormous contraband that prevailed every
where, and the almost universal corruption
Of their own functionaries; but at the sam
time promising a better state of things,
through the active and efficient measures
contemplated by the Executive, and Legis-
lature Of the time. Yet, the MONSTER EVIL,
seems to have grown from year to year,
drawing fresh life and vigor, from the very
measures adopted by the government for its
humiliation. Proofs of what | say are to be
found in every M.emoria," and in the ad.
missions of all the ministers, (many of whom
have been men of knowledge, talent, and
probity) who have successfully administered
the financial affairs of the Republic
1t would occupy too much of my time and
space to give quotations from them all. But
the following remarks by Don .4ntonio Garay
IN his "Memoria" Of 1894, are 50 opposite.
that | cannot resist the temptation of trans.
lating them. Speaking of the revenue arr
sing from maritime Custom houses, he says,
-" But in the state in which it now exists,
1t wounds the sensibility Of the man who tru'
~ loves his country, to reflect that what is
collected of maritime duties, without risk O
mistake, may be pronounced to be not ont
haE of what they ought, legally, to produce;
and, although a great part of the excess, al
first view, ought to afford a tolerable fortune
10 those who absorb it, it is not so, in reality
Polynesian., 1844-08-03
p o u II 20
For the Poiyncsian.

For the Polynesian.
TO A l. A Y.
q let not joy and hope combine,
To weave a chaplet for my brow;
IT would be as when white ivies Irvine
Around the cypress or the yew.
Let no e%nraptured seraph's Tyre
Its thrilling symphonies impart,
Or strive to light a kindred fire,
Or wake to joy my bursting heart
Nor friendships soothing accents roll
In f~altcring signs upon my ear;
In vain to calm my troubled soul,
Or dry the grief-engcndercd tear!
But let affections downy hand,
Fair lady, weave a faded wreath,
And gently bind the withered band
Around my sadden'd brow of grief!
I'm sure 'twould add a transient CLEAN
To weeping sorrows fading eye;
I'm sure 'twould cheer life's parting beam,
In chaste Elections arms to die
Z.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-03-01

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-03-01

II is time to do something in respect to nonii-
nltiag democratic candidate for presidential
eec,Or Of orr circuit OF district. 1t wII be nsces-
airy to hold convention for this purpose, and
probably the rcadicst way Of getting i, up VIII be
for the several county conventions throughout ne
circuit, at the time Of appointing candidates Tor
county Offices, 10. appoint delegates to cucnlt
convention for The purpose Of choosing candI'
date Tor elecor OF president add vice president OF
the United Sales--lhc convention to assemble at
Peru about the last Of April or early IN May
What say our friends in the several counties ~
The circuitl We should be pleased to hear from
the Ottawa Free Trader on this subject. Peoria
Democratic Press.
We eslorsc the suggestions of the "Press'
without hesitation. The place it recommends
Tor holding the convention cannot well be OBJ
jcclcl to. tits central, and easier Of access to all
than any other in the circuit Our county con.
ycntion meets on the 31,ll inst, when delegates
will be appointed 10 attend the convention, and
we presume should no action before then be had
on the matter elsewhere, day Of meeting will be
recommended.