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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed and wonderful remedy discovered
for the certain and permanent ofa
Diseases and Eruptons Of the Skis.
Pimples, Salt kheum, Scurvy,
Bloches in hct Disagreement bat the publc must DO On
their guard against
DISHONEST COUNTERFETTERs,
who attempt to counterfeit this valuable and wonder
WORKING effect blessed article Reader be detey4d Ar
DO not touch t. If you use IT. ts dangerous useess
particularly Tor Joncs Italian Chemical Soap We positive
waInnt the above to be its real qualtes also the
Changes dark or yellow skin
ar To healthy, fine clearness.
Mary may think its powers eIaggeratcd let such
has IN hundreds Of cleared skin freckles
snnbu morpheus II also be conscient,ously
ed Tor 9id Sores ngwo and heads Physicians be
referred n % who use il daily in their pyaclice.
But mind IL Jones Soap has DONE still effects these
cures Get where else city at sign Of tbs
american Eagle g. Chatham street. and $40 Broadway
noston iSeddngs State street, Zeiber Ledger build
,ngs, Philads 2g Rpg street., Charleston. vi 0ish,
Island m lmsco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

THE PRIVATE TREATlsE-Fora particular account
of this little book delicate diseases the repder is
referred to the last OF this IL contains the know
ledge OF than thirty both OF Hospital
and practice, and being approved by the
physicians of New York. directions be relied with
perfect confidence To those who's: complaint has continued
from month decidedly the
various Of delay pointed with clesae,
that the Of Immediately
who this little volume in his be long de-
ceved by the Boosting people that nfest this
Advice c may be obtained By letter sotdcr
tiIsenwich street. N. jI6 lm*rc
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LEECHES-LEECH
10 M cSU1I .Nrppt

n j. FERDINAND x CORA Importer of Leeches, have
w. the honor VI informing Pnysicus Dusgsts, Ap0iheca
AID iubc gsnera that they always supplied
NTH the beat Leeches from Europe, which are reeiyed
regularly BY every pa.ket from avIe Hamburg ana Mar
and wall forward them TO any pa OF The United sates
eches be.ns always OF tres oration, and lacked
ia such u ilsne ir arm al IL good Condition a.
Ter long journey -,
Dealing very largely in this trade they will at all times az
Leschss at the Ino prices. je23 lm~ec
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L1DIEG' STRAW HATS.

- CARL KING, THE WE'LL KNOWN s.d eeIe'
Nbrsted Fint Premium Tuscan ana susw HAT Manuise.
Il that hs hs. banda arE and isshi9n enable .0
Albert Patent Dunstases, Rutands, Pedals Rice sraws
Neapoans and Neapolin Lace Of yarous ettrIns not
will convince the public Of the fact. ...
NB-Neapolit1n Hats Of superior quaity-fashon
able shapes be had Carl Kings II Division street at
- piece. nlO zme m
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TO RESTORE, BEAUTIFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR.
TO ACTUALLY FORCE ITS GROWTH,
AND CURE DANDRUFF, &C.

.;n TuCsr ho 81 ~, ua;- R.,os,;ys
know ITS excellent quass those who have mott we say
that the fact OF our selling shng bottles mu provs the truth
statemenana that afraid OF tying
small quantityof We TO possess following
quates:lt will force the hair to where
intended hair to gow stop 1t falling off, cure Scur or
UandIun ana maze sn ,eo o, xrry mar grow aath ror
deed economical SUPERIOR article made FOX the
hair
sold-priee or ,hirEs bottis-ut the Sign of the
American Eagle g2 Chatham street, New York; l3s fulton
IeokIya street. Boston; Ledger Buildings, Phiis
1sirh,a Charleston. - e u,2t iIaS~H
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES destroys Of converting
obtain from the subscriber the HIGHEST Cash PRICES.
To families gentlemen quitting the cay or changing resi-
much their send for subscriber who will
attend them their residence by appointment
II. LEVETf, Office No Wall street,
and at 276 Hudson 1t.
IA line through the Office, Ote will receive
pIOmut attention - 10 I'm re
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HULL'S Tk USES.
NOTYI,E 40 RIIP.rIIEEn pEHE0N2

T.
pERSONS afflicted with ttuptuIrs upon the best
AID the wo1 aoGds applications at tns
Office Fesey sLreet, either OF
pal ths ULitsa Sate. be cart "A To IN,
back pad Of Hulis vIuSses IL they endorsed
Hull, writing None genuine Or 10 be relied upon
good, without his signature. 80
Many undertakes veEd limitations OF Huls
celebrated rsscs and Thousands mposao upon IN conss
Qu,ncp Waese relied upon; they
by unskliul necanics and better than the ord
nary Trusses. ~z,l
Rooms been fitted No Vesey street. excusivciy
for adie1 having entrance from depart
where female coLstaat atIeaaacc 70 wait upon
female patients. ill lure
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CUKUIAL.

THE greatest discovery medical science Is that Of NJ NJ.
Desomeaux of PARIS lie has entirely exploded the
rally opnon of the existence Of ,ncuabe seIIy
extremely arel The inyaib and universal OF hi.
Elixir Cordial every oil producing that state Il
hsth which results the wife becoming blessed mother.
pinned childess onenes. has iay es,pii;-
ed the usually termed cube by
Ii. use of the Proereative Elixir Cordial 1t is invaluable
IN ssnuria weakness uor abus, debility, inconunence md
nprudence It's great aud inyerabe success its recommcs-
datio The OF wonderful Elixir Cordial is well
sbshed sale Of fifty bottles and pack
ges sufficient evidence excellence aad the
which held. Ii pleasant and agreeable to the
The UNDERMINED rhs oay authorised xgeat !0f this
Ty.
Price 81 bottle.
For the Of residing Of the city, the
grcdicus composing the Elixir Cordial put pAckags
for by mail, with full direction for
Priee of package -, making three bottles
AL let.erl must be postpaid, and directed
Dr. v. a1ELVEAU box "a. N. Rofk city.
MO lm$m Office 1923 Liberty
vJNO FARMERS HOKTICULTURISTS, &c-suphate
Ammonia for forcing the Crops-Suiphate Of Soda-Ni
trate Soda, constantly on hand by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
VI lmeod&<tW*rc No 60 Maiden Lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28
PARIS LIFE PILLS.

L
NEW LIFE-Sundreds who have their beds for
IN have been speedily with Infusion Of
Wood and consequently life and strength, by the of
PARIS Life Iljs that their amongst their fellow
beings who had them incurabe is looked
the greatest Of the wonders OF this miraculous
Thsit unsolicited testimony witnessed by gentlemen OF high
repca0r be Obtained OF agent OF this hghypzad
medicine.
Sold by ell respectable Druggists New York, in Boxes
Is and so W hciesale b the Propretors
THO5. RipBkKTS & CO,
No III Fulton street, up stairs
spanish P9rugpesc French and German houses informed
that PARIS Life Ps put wrappers in each Of those
languages, with Books e1opias and other corresponding
documents je6 im~rc
INK COkBiTT may be consulted confdentiaiiy ms oi
- ce 6 duane street two doors from Chatham Strangers
:tially informed that Dr. Cprb member of the
University of the city Of New York. and that be has exclu
,yey confined his practice from being general the
Of certain classes Of diseases (now eleven city
Of New Pors) which engages his entire attention Toe annals
Of medicine do record than be found
mis- practice The Doctor Cautions the unfortunate aganst the
Of mercury, has thousands Of victims Keus
in few days removed entirely from the ystem
that judicously treated by legally quael
and by preeden and qaacks there several thea
the city Persons afflicted with proraced and inveterate
eases need not despair Of being restored 10 health BY applying
to Dr. Corbt practice OF many years has established the
Doctors seputaon for skill and ability sGctnrea
the Doctors proiound attention medicine oe had
to prevent certain dixease eli a orma jill 3nsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28
ID. WU.HEI,MS.

IMPORTER Of French German Fancy Articles r,d En-.
brodey wholesale aud RETAIL having received by the laest
arrivals entirely new and bautq stock OF goods some OF
which were never before seen n ,h, eouny he feoY IN,
he will self the following articles reasonable terms,
materials Ter Embroidery, colssnx OF orsted loss
and Purse Silk Chenille Cany Patterns Perforated is.er;
every description Of and ni.hd %
Chairs cad Tables; Porcelain shases. from tbs Royal rIus
.,an anu factory; Ladies' See Ornaments Bags Brooches
and Bracelets; Artificial Flowers at extremely LOW rates;
Freach Perfumes for the Toilet; Note Paper Chin OH Pact.
nas &c &C. Importing all his goods hs oilers them TO
reerrs Al prices than before xnewn IN thu.
couuy Having partner Europe, lac will fulfill orders u
~ No 2s4 Broadway, New York.
je2 lmxor 80 fremont Row, Boston.
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IAYNES' EXPECTORENT.

LWAYS CURES ASThMA.-I wo three large doses
n will Group Hives Of children IN firm mnutes
TO one hours time II immediately subdues the vloencs OF
Whoopng Cough and effects a speedy hundreds who
have been gwen up by physicians incaabe with
spttina blood and pulmonary affections.
restored to perfect health Oy It, It never s. IN
fhiId street Phadsphii For sale by a. b Y d. sands.
Druggists no. 10 Fulton street. H3 broadway and II East
broadway, my25 In ~rrc
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FOR The PILES,


DEAD the following interesting rsmaTsss Of
~ Files MIR J. Bowman, adIsLInguscj ars9sS sssdinR
broadway mas been afflicted with the res Zoe ~ year,
He consulted about three months since to toe wd1
foul appetite bad, liver torpid, occasional yaHssts toante-
nance pale ndansud cmpans OF pains ssa 81 ndneys
rratcn tension and weight Ia lower sssa Oh tho
bowels attended with pile tumos much nsi az tunes
. TO produce ntens suferinx other times rsnrn them
the muscles of the back from the long continued had
deae lost their power producing nmbago snd nas
with muchdiculty that he could walk was lee Die ana
rm had expended than i've hundred dollars IN fourteen
lief entirely cured having taken only three boxes OF
PILE ELECrUARy travelled than two thousand
mhes snce and feels return OF the complaint well
and active he thirty yeas ago. and aDstes all
Reader this only Of theas.nd similar csses cured y
rod by proprietor his office 1876 BowERy doors above
Spring street. Advice gratis kemen i96 Bowey Agenp
Q. swan. Rochcstsr; Colman Il Co. aalo.
i'm dxwFcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

WHAT CAN BE MORE TRYING 10 IHE FEEL
w lNGs OF A MUlHER than to behold her iniaet
whing the OF choiic wassg si'y uade tat
terrible scuurge infancy Choiea Ammer Com
plant And yet radical cure can be ELECTED WIN speed AID
certainty by admn,sterns nat ne.amape piepaston,
Indispensable family medicine which Is adapted 70 all
complaints the stomach, bowels liver nervous system
south occupies place IN nearly every DO
nestle Prepared and 1t ~ ut-Thlrd
street, Philadelphia. For rae BY
A. Is. u u. SANDS, Druggists, 10 Fulton st.,
r,oS Inns Broadw ay as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28
K f. M o V AL .

K + M . V A l..
JAMES II. BRUNDAGE, TAILOR having made ar
angements with Meksrs. Dubois & Mixer has removed
from No 1855 Broadway, sairs 70 the occupied b.
Them No. IL Broadway, adjoining Trinity Church Yad
where ne would BE- happy 70 his friends and
H. Is ayails himself OF this opportunity thanks
for the very liberal share of he has heretofore
and hopes by strict ention business
OF their fave
Gentlemen who particular about the fit OF ranta
oons rely on having them made IN superior lie
this establishment, az reduced pces les IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28
MATCHES. BRUSHES. S.c

MATCHES, BRUSHES, &c.
1--WE THOUSAND GROSS Of the best quality Of Match.
Likewise Brushes Of all kinds suitable for
And Machines OF all kinds made order, cheap for cash
Matches suitable for climate the best STYLE for
shipping from 80 cents to 81 80 The above
up in wooden boxes to prevent dampness.
NIB Particular taken packing for shipping and
large quantities kept constantly on hand, at
Iel lm#s JAMES Il. BARNES. 2S5 Pearl II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28
MRS. CARROLL'S

INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATiIS,
325 Broadway, two doors above ahc Hos .itals
MRS CaRhULL respectfully announces to her Iatrons
AVA Medical aculty aud the puoc that she has removed
street, and established Med,catrd Vapor
Sulphur Baths commoalOus and Genital sua
on Broadway, where by her continued assduy
merit Tn. when hcf
establishment received for the last eighteen years
n. B.suiphuf Baths require hours notice Portable
Baths part Of city Its vicinity Bathing
Tubs for hire j.9 imrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

ATTENTION-SAVEY YOUR MONEY!
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
IN THE FINEST AND BEST STYLE, including a
Morocco Case or Frame, all Tor ONE DOLLAR: Apply
the Lafayette Bazaar, 9 Broadway and also 235 Broad
way third story front room New York Ladies and gentle
respectfully invited call and the specimens
which warranted perfect and although cheap
of So For the convenience OF Ladies' Pol-
traits will be taken by Lady
German Apparatus, warranted imported, complete, $50 in
GLIDING a complete instruction.
French Plates Morocco Cases reduced prices Chemicals
Lenses all imported by
f. A. ARTAULT,
rn2s 1msrc Well known in this line Of business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

T'OBACCO-FlNE CUT AND SMOKlNG.-FeclinR in.
cned to cbose interest in Tobacco MMuactory
offer tor sale quantity Of prime fine cut and smoking
beg TO call the attention OF Merchants and other
buyers this the quality of the tobacco being the best
lad prices by fer lower than rsun
rni intro JOIIN hi. FABER No New II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

GOLD AND SILVER REFINER AND As5AYER OF
METALS.-Bar Gold, Old Gold aud Silver, jewellers
md siivermth', sweepags bougM By
A. BARNARD. Office Wall street.
Works 24I Mercer 1t.
Fine Gold, Rolled Silver P.tiay. ssd Plated Metal,
siv Us hs.g l,s,t ,.kt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28
FIREW ORKS, CRACK Frs,
FOURTH OF JULY, 1874.

FIR w ORKS, CRACKERS, NC
FOURTH OF JULY, 1874.
COUNTRY and city dealers in Fireworks will find il to
" their advantage call and examine
Of hs best quality, at X. AYLFFhS old establishment
Chatham street large quantity Of Fire Crackers
eeived Remember the sign OF the Two Mammoth Sky
Rockets
Mind hive removed from ss to 80 Chatham e3 lm.ee
FIREWORKS klREWORkS!!
INHE and brilliant of
Fireworks manufactured this country is now rea-
dy for disposal the United States Laboratory, Jersey CITY
Also the Imperial Rocket before offered public
beng an improve Congeve and kugge celebrated
Honaey and Signal Rocket when be obtained any
other piae han the Laboat9 he having dispensed with al
Northern Hotel at the Laboratory, Jersey City will be
puaQfue!ly atcnded.to. d. ISAAC EDGE, Jr,
jsT1msre Pyrotsahnint. Jerssv Iity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
Fames who desirous OF converting their left oil
we,Ting apparel into cash.
10 families and Certlemen quitting the city or changing
residence having superuous effects dispose of viii
ld much their advantage send for the subscriber
will atlead at their rsAidence by appointment.
J. Lev lNSTYN,
f66 Broadway, stairs.
line through the Post Office, otherwise will
prompt attention. JIm i~rc
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| tLEECHES! LEECHES!t LEECHES y!
% O0O SWEDISH LEECHES, of superior quality
CO,OOO just received, sir Isaac Newton, from Ham
burg. for sale at the lowest market price, by
O. A. x. H. WITTE,
ID je7 lm"ec SO John street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

WILMER u SMITHS ENGLISH EXPRESSES.
WILMER * SMITH, who have for series OF years run
private to and from Loadon with ine
sence, frequently performing the entire journey $40 miles,
SIX HOURS offer to the American Futile and Government
e for the safe and important
doe umeots despi specie bills deeds which
WILL all occasions be faithfully delivered by te own
mails TO London. Mr.. EDWARD WILMER, who is now
ia America prepared AFFORD any ton upon tht
subject and give security for the such
business be entrusted to his
je5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

E&RA FOR Observation-Disclosures Psekst-Witb
Kxxt DespachThe splendid new packet ship ISABEL
.aRxGLA Captain Briggs, 1000 tons, will sail ar above
accommodations this superior vessel for cabin,
second cabin Storage surpassed
por and number II her already
gagged intending embark should make mmenate
pcatlon board to J. McMURRAY
J2s sire 100 Pine St, corner Of South.
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
AGENCY, AT LIVERPOOL

ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY, AT LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE
HAVING Withdrawn our Agency entirely from MEssRs.
IL HARNpEN Y 90, of Boston and NV York, hereby
announce that MrsRs Adams Co ,ot No Court street
Boston, aHd Wal street, New York horized
Agrts or the United Stae- and Canada who fully
powered to act 10! Shipping and Forwarding
Agents.
To the recepoa Of goods in Liverpool
wardipg Of the any of England France &c.
II that they should through the hands Of
sad Agents, -
No Court street Bostoa 30 7I;ght Strict, Ba tmOre
No. IS Chestnut Street Phiad No 50 Fourth st Psburg
No ls shstueket ST. Norwich No. l55 Main ST. Wore
WILMER u SMITH.
Liverpool, Mayl 1914.
WILMER * SMITH take this opportunity of stating to
M'rchalts BTskes Importers and Others resident every
part Of the Union that their Liverpool house peculsy
pied for the and despatch Of
ee specie SC passing through Liver, DOL for Boston, New
York and all the other the United State and Canada,
and that of their business
AND PERSONAL ATTENTION OF THE rRINcrALs all
WILMER SMITH have made arrangements wi hNessrs.
ADAMS co. by which all goods passing through their
Liverpool house for America by the Steam ships and
vessels w have the immediate ana punctua atenon of heir
said Agents Messs Adams Co.. az Boston and New York,
and will thereby be e. e from delay and high charses
They deem necessary here to state that they have
nerloo whatever with Mr.. h. q Tuckerman, Of Liverpool.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

The majority for EDwAaDs, the regular
" nominated candidate for Governor Of
Missouri, is about 5000, and the whole
congressional ticket is elected BY from
seven 10 eight thousand. The division in
Missouri SO much talked Of turns out to be
really no division at all-the sotls, as they
are termed, not numbering over 1000 in
the whole State. The democrats can spare
this number to the wings, and not even
know it.
BgSroS's reelection is certain, there
being clear democratic majority Of 20 to
70 in the Legislature, over the s'base COM
pound" Of wings and softs united. This
is glorious. IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

The GOVERNMENT IRoS STEAMER MIcH-
IcAS.-This new steamer, intended for the
revenue service on the Lakes, recently
made an experimental trip from Erie, at
which place she has just been completed,
the results Of which were highly satisiac-
tory and such as to salty the most SAN
guine expectations entertained Of her quail
tiles, showing her to be an excellent sea
boat, and making from II to Ia knots per
hour, against stiff head wind. tits thought
that under more favorable circumstances
she will make Is or 20 knots to the hour.
The Michigan, is about 1874 feet long,
"a feet beam inside the guards. Her hull,
berth-deck, wheels, and wheel-houses are
iron. She has four iron kelsons, besides
the main kelson, to support the engines
Her draft Of water being only seven feet
when ready for sea, renders her capable Of
entering all the navigsble ports on the lakes.
-.dlbian.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
New Jersey.

5stsf g.c5#. NC " SCISCys
The amended constitution Of this State
has been adopted by the people by very
large majority. tits great Improvement
upon the old one, which contained many
anti-republican features.
A great democratic mass Convention is
to be held at Trenton on the 9Th Of next
month, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for Governor, and an electoral
ticket. The democrats appear to be ex-
cited to the highest pitch Of enthusiasm,
and calculate sanguine.y upon carrying
tue State. The strong men Of New Jer-
se,-Dickerson,, Wall, Vroom, Green,
Zabriskie, &c.-are at work,
and " should not be at all surprised to
see federalism fall under their well dealt
blows. Tie activity Of the democracy in
all parts of the State, and the confident
tone OF the republican Journals, gives us
strong grounds of hope.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

ran( 1shent, all could not abFre u she
Islands in convenient hearing dis ace. In
the progress Of the whole Gays proceed
ings the utmost good order prevailed. Il
is true, that shout afler about, haxxA sfler
huzxa. at every happy sentiment espfess-
ed by the speaker, continually rent the
air, but there was no disorder or confn-
sion, even at the tables during the time Of
rcfreshment. No spirituous liquors Of
any kind were permitted to DO publicly
brought on the ground. Not the slightest
appearance or sign Of intoxication was
seeu on the ground. Such was the regM.-
lation Of the Peoples Encampment at
Camp Hickory.
We are sorry that the Hon. Geo. s.
Housrox, member Of Congress from Ala
bama, and the Hon. SrHrHES A. Douc-
LAS. member Of Congress from Illinois,
were both prevented by temporary indis-
position from addressing the meeting, as
they were invited and pressed to do 50 BY
the Committee Of Arrangements. W..
hore they will both be able 10 address the
meeting and people at large before they
leave. They are both able and eloquent
speakers.
Let it be expressly noted, and held in
remembrance, apd we wish the Wings
and Wing press to notice the fact, that every
one from the North, South, East and West,
every gentleman who addressed the
meeting, or any portion Of the people since
the Convention assembled, has repealed the
charge Of disunion against the Democracy,
or the real Democracy Of any portion or
section of the Union, withindignation and
contempt. Every speaker has pronounced
the charge in any and every sense AZ be-
ing FALSE AND UNTRUE. The Hon. Pres
ident Of the Convention first repealed Il;
then Gen. Cass repealed il; Mr.. MI
WILLIE repealed it; Mr.. HrsE repealed il;
Gov. CLAY repealed il; Mr.. MARSHALL
repelled il; Gen. McCALLA repealed il;
and so did every speaker throughout, AND
THE WHOLE MASS OF THE DEMocRAcY OF
THE CONVENTION RErELLED 1T, on THE
APPEAL OF THE PRESIDENT, BY LONG,
LOUD, INDIGNANT SHOUT OF coSDENNA-
TON. Let the Wings and Wing press,
we say again, note this. In it they may
read their own condemnation, and Of all
who have dared to propagate the SANDER.
The Hon. A. V. BRowN, Hon. A.
GuLLrM, and Hon. G. w. jon 5, mem
bers of Congress, and other distinguished
citizens Of Tennessee, were present on
the occasion; but preferred to hear their
friends from other States speak 10 speak
ING themselves.