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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05

comotives. observed one, particularly,
which moves by some mysterious power
within large, SNOWY car, making its way
alone, without either horse or visible dri-
yer, and covered with advertisements in
all the coiors Of the rainbow. An every
day sight is a procession Of a dozen men,
in single file, each carrying on high pole,
the same theatrical notice.
/ You might let one pass unread, but you
read them, where there are so many, 10
see if they are all alike Men step up 10
YOU at every corner and hand you, with Il
very polite air, neatly folded paper, and
YOU cannot refuse II without pushing your
breast agains, the mans hand. Ii You
open 1t, you are told where YOU can see n
mysterious lady, b" or where you can have
vour corns cut. In short, It is impossible
10 be ignorant Of what there is 10 see and
buy in London, and this applies also TO the
large class who could not, formerly, be
reached, because they never read the ad-
vertsements IN newspapers. Possibly the
carriers of these signboards and the dr'.
yers OF these vehicles might make better
use OF their time and horse-tlesh III Anne.
rica, but otherwise should think this a
notion worthy transpantng.
Forrest in still in London, and has two
projects in yiew-one of playing IN Paris
and another Of professional trip TO ST
Petersburg. In either capital he would
J do better than in a place precluded, "a
London is, by Macreudy and his crew. 4
gentleman in no way connected with the
drama told me that, on one of the nights
when FORESTS played, he sat next man
who confessed that he was paid for kissing
him, and for calling any subordinate actor
before the curtain TO drown any call foI
Forrest wish there were no disagreed.
bic topics but will try to avoid them IN
my next.
Yours faithfully,
N P. WILLIS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
A RAPID DECLINE.

The AboIitioni.ts recently held n Con
yen,lon in Beaver county, Pennsylvania,
at which but SIX or seven persons attended
to nominate d county ticket. 1t used To
be one Of the stronges, aids Of Locofoco.
ism IN The western part Of that State. The
Beaver Argus says: ''The mass Of that
party is doubtless beginning to see that
they have committed very great mistake,
and have done enough, directly or indirect
ly, for slavery, which now rejoices in "a
triumph secured in a very grea, degree
through their efforts. "-Phiiq. Gazette.
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THE RENEFfr or MANUFACTURES


See what manufactures do for the 10.
boring classes, men, women, and children.
The Nerumac Company at Lowell, whose
dividends are so often quoted, employs
$50 women, whose average earnings
considerably frceed So each per week a.
boyc the cost of their board. The labor.
ing men average IS cents per day above
their board fitiy.six oyGrscers receive -
each day, with occasional ptemlums.-
The average working time OF each hand
- but ten hours and a half. In the Boots
mills a careful account Of working time
has been kept and It appears that 100 girls
averaged 267 days each IN year, and
ten hours eight minutes per day each,
being paid according 10 her work, and all
paid in cash every month, not one larihing
IN store orders OF barter Of any kind. The
average earnings Of the women IN all the
factories, including nOylces, Is > 90 per
week, besides their board. MANY girls
who have been school teachers gladly take
places IN the mills, as the pay IS higher
here, and the work lighter. though the
hours are longer. No one has lost a SIX.
pence OF her earnings IN the Lowell fac.
tories since the first was started. The
girls have about 100000 IN the Savings
Bank. Such is the condition Of the labor.
Ing class in the principal manufacturing
town in America MAI. Int.
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A for the d,f,nce Of Texns nor. aft

As for the defence Of Texas, nor, alter
wha, has passed, We do no, see how It -
to DO avoided. The action of the Secre'
tary Of the Treasury in declaring Texas a
foreign country as far as our revenue laws
are concerned, whilst the action OF tho
Secretary OF War makes it part OF our
own country, only shows the difficulties
and perplexiles in which wo have been
involved ever since the Texas business
was commenced under Tyler's adminis'ra'
lion. -Aier. Gd=ette.
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DECIDEDLY GOOD.

Which is the best house in ---f'
said gentleman on steamer, addressing
n person who, he had been informed, resi-.
ded at the place Indicated "The -
House, was the decided response. That's
the house where oil the big bugs stop"
Discovering, after night of unrest, that
his informant was the keeper Of the house
alluded TO, lac desired him to send his bag.
gage to some house where The bugs were
not SO big.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05

The crop Of fruit in New York and
Ohio, 1t is said, will be very short. 10 the
western part Of New York there will be
about half an average crop Of apples, while
IN the eastern part Of The State there will
be much less than this. With the exccp
ton Of strip Of land a few miles wide,
bordering the south side Of Lake Erie,
there is said to be total failure through.
out Ohio.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05

The Revenue in the principal Northern
ports Of the United States-vIz: Boston,
New York, Philadelphia. and Baltimore
for this year, from the LIST August up 10
last Monday, wns us follows August Isl
to 18th, ls45, 81 ,373.000; August | st TO
ll,h, 1874, 81 ,5ol ,000-dlfIerencc IN tho
Two wears, 2I9,0OQ.
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GROWING RAPIDLY.

One thousand buildings, it il said, will
be erected IN 81. Louis tins season. The
population Is now more than forty thousand.
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"TALI PRICE

The Plcayne Of the Sd inst. says -
The first bale Of new cotton, which we
notice as having been received day or
two since by VIM. LaughIin q Co., was
sold TO Oakferd 81 Thomas for ffteen cents
u pound. If all the new crop could be got
nd Of at that price, the planters nigh,
snap their fingers al hard times"
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A LUCKY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER

A publisher in France says be cannot
receive any more subscriptions for his pa.
per. lie tow sends out 90 900 and he can.
not mail any more. He promises, howev.
er, that should any vacancies occur, he will
supply those who first place their names
on a lis, prepared for the purpose This
rs quite encouraging.
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From he Ne,r York Mirrer.

MR. wILLIs'S LETTERS COPYRIGHTED.
Ia Justice to ourselves, and in eonse-
quence of the ungenerors course OF one OF
cur contemporaries. in publishing these let.
tiers the same hour of their appearance in
the Mirror, we have been compelled TO take
out a copyright for them, so that editors IN
this city copying them hereafter, will be in.
fringins our rights in doing so. We have
adopted this course reluctantly, and for the
purpose Of securing, 10 ourselves the benefit
Of our city sale, rather than from desire
to prevent their circulation through the
columns of our contemporaries out Of the
city. to which we do not object, and il auy
other plan had been opea to US, We woulG
gladly have embraced il.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05
::S$
NO LONGER
sSS
BUT CHANGED To az

W- Inc public are respectfully informed that by the
ordnance OF te city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 70 10 80, OF which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VHGETABJ r
BlTTERS and COUGH DROPS woHld Ike the nre-
sent occasion TO call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dysnepsia Royyel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Aeue Rheuma.
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and MANY other
complaints to which we are liable. In addition TO the
many certificates published in the papers of the dav
he has in his possession number from most respecta
BILE individuals, all testityng the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to a discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support sine
their introduction INTO this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used AS he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his name the label on the
side of the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
legpes of which be at his store, and which
he warrants to be equal TO any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market
N. B. Remember the No., SO, as the genuine u7ti-
cles are for sale at other place in Baltimore. al2
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Mr.. Hudson offered resolution for repair
ing the Eastern City Spring. Adopted.
MIR. Dallam called up resolution from the
Second Branch, providing for rebuilding the
Fell's Point Market House. Adopted.
Mr.. Russell called up a resolution for an iror
railing around Calvert st. Spring. Adopted.
Mr.. Cooper called up resolution for reno
wing the fencing on Broadway. Adopted.
| Mr.. Gaut offered resolution for placing
flag stones at the intersection of Cove and FAY
cite streets. Referred to the city commissions
ers.
A resolution from the Second Branch, foIa-
tive to the admission of scholars into the pub
lie schools, was passed.
Mr. Walsh offered Il resolution directing the
city commissioners to confer with property
holders on Monument Square, with a view to
some agreement upon terms for paving said
square. Adopted.
Mr.. Barnet offered resolution for paving
Little Ross street. Adopted,
Mr.. Hudson offered a resolution for placing
stepping stones at the intersection Of Lombard
and Bethel streets. Referred to the city COM
missioners.
Mr.. Turner offered a resolution legalizing
the removal of fire plug in front of the Me-
chanical engine house. Adopted.
A resolution in favor of the Eastern Dispen-
sary, was passed.
Mr.. Walsh called up the bill providing for the
opening of Fayette-st., as passed by the Second
Branch. 1t was passed, without amendment,
by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. lIarker, (President) Croney,
Fields, Hall, Hynes, Walsh, Staylor, Reilly,
Dallam, Brown, Browning, Addison, Ridgely,
Green, Russell, Jr., Gault, Marley, SuterSl7.
.Nays-Nlcssrs. Cooper, Staylor, Purviance
5.
A proposition relative to building a public
School on Hartford avenue, was referred to the
next annual session.
A resolution in favor of Geo. C. Pennyman,
was passed.
Mr.. Fields offered bill regulating carriages
and furniture wagons. Read.
On motion of Mr.. Browning, message was
sent to the Second Branch, proposing a Joint
committee of conference on resolution autho-
rising the reception Of deed of property from
J. Mc'Favish, Esq, and naming Messrs, Brown
ing, Brown and Croney, on said committee
Adjourned till Monday next.
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NEW YORK Tbursd,v p NJ
(Reportsd for the American Republican,
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
FRIDAY, April 4, ls45.
FIRST BRANCH

Mr.. Purviance submitted resolution author
izing the City Counsellor to prosecute any suits
that may grow out of efforts to recover back
taxes paid on certain bank stocks Read.
Mr.. Breck, from committee, reported adverse
ly to enclosing Washington Monument for the
present Read.
MIR. Croney offered resolution providing
for stepping stones at the intersection of WIKI
and Washington cts. Referred to the City
Commissioners.
Mr.. Hall offered resolution appropriatng
800 for erecting bridge over Hartford Run
on Broadway. Adopted.
Mr.. Leonard called up bill relative to the
insane poor. Adopted.
Mr.. Green called up bill for the erection
ola bridge across Pratt st. near Carey st. Pass
ed. Also, bill for a bridge over Schroeder:
Run, at Fayette St
Mr.. Turner offered a resolution for ga:
lamp in front Of the Mechanical engine house
ed to the Mayor.
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SECOND BRANCH.

Dr. Collins called up resolution declarato.
ry, chat the public schools were designed er.
ctuSireiy for the education of such pupils whose
parents, or, as in case of orphans, whose guar,
dians, are citizens of Baltimore or residents
with bona .fde intention to become citizens
Adopted unanimously.
A bill from the First Branch, providing fol
the payment of the interest on the internal inn
provement debt, was passed.
resolution from the First Branch, estab-
fishing the line of Chatsworth run, was passed
A resolution from the Fist Branch, for re.
ceiving deed of property from John Meta.
wish, Esq, Oh the south side of the BASIN wa:
non-concurIed in.
After the transaction of some minor business
the Branch adjourned till Monday next.
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District OF Columbia Advertisements Is.
STATES HOTEL,

- II. u.
As the summer season is approaching, the pro-
prietors OF the United States Hotel would respect
fully inform their friends and the public generally that
Their establishment at Piney Point is undergoing
tenSve repairs; the furniture sbeng refttcd and
mattresses, beds, and bedding being provided,
which, together with the Improvements made in the
baths and pleasure grounds rcnd il one of the most
pleasant places of summer resort in the country.
Visitors and boarders at the United States Hotel can
spend their time altena ely in the city and at the
ers Oceola and Columbia pass the Point going aud Ir-
turning six times weekly, thus rendering it equally
convenient for The transient vsiter for the citizens
OF washington and Baltimore. Thankful for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon them the proprie-
tors of the United States Hotel in Washington, they
hope t" merit the same by strict attention 10 their
business, TYLER 4 BIRCH
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD


IL C.4N1RELL'S CELEBRaTED
Family MEDICINES WiH not cure ererv Mir,o hnt
sun remain uuequaled in their several departments
ny any thing ever offered to the public, who have
Gnsdi,y cone forward ana offered numerous and
hyresp ctabe testimonials ofheir superore icacv.
C.5NIRELL'S COMPOUND MEDICgTED
SIRUP or S.ARSP.fRILL.4; or, .4NTISC0P
BU1IS SYRUP, for the cure of ScrofuIa, Cbronic
hneuHallsni Chronic Swellines of the Joints, Erup
ton of the Skin, and all dis eases arising from The a
buse OF Mercury, &c. unsurpassed by any inu in Nh q
market, combining all the virtues resident in me Sar
saparlila, with modern modicamcnt. only lately
brought out by the most respectable medic nj aubor;
ties. Price FIFTY CENTS a bottle.
C.9NIRELL'S .4NTTDYSPEPTIC POWDER
Tor the reHJ aud permGnen of that most distress
sing complaint, DYSPEPSIA, in all its forms and
stages. II is truly most valuable remedy
sold IN bottles, at TWENTY-FIVE and FIFTY
Gents each.
C4N7RELL'S .8GUE MIXTURE and TONIC
MEDiC4MEN1.3 stands at the head of the list nm
lVaiieu ny any, or all the innumerabe medicines in
use Throughout the length and breadth of the land for
the cure of FEVER and AGUE, in all its stages and
from all IFS consequences.
Residents in Fever. and Ague Districts should ne
yer be without it,
The subscriber will forfeit FIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails To perform q cure in the
most obstinate case.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB CRES
son, at his Drug Warehouse, No. North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agan's:
J. F. Perkins & Bro. corner ofFianklin and Green
sts, Baltimore, Md.
Il. H. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore ST. corner of
Green st., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md.
]. F. Callan, Washington city, DC.
II. Peel & Co., Alexandria, do.
j. L.. Kidwell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner of Carmen
Ter and Second sts, below Christian, Philadelphia.
N5-Ohserve, none are genuine without the sigma
lure JOHN H. C'4N1RELL. mhl5-3m
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CoNsUMPTIONS, COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALI
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SPLITTING O]

CoNsUMPTIONs, COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, &c.
* K. TYLER, conner of East Baltimore and
Q6s High streets, Baltimore, has made arrange
ments with the agent in Boston to be for the future
supplied with Mrs. M. N. Gardner's INDIAN BAL,
SAM OF LIVERWORT AND HOARHOUND. an
article that has gained great reputation in al, the
New England states, for the cure of all ii en- hove
complaints, its efficacy stands unrvalled-lbe exten
sive calls for it in the cities of New York and Pbla
in those cities also, A. b. & D. Sands Of New York.
Frederick Brown, Philadelphia. This ines.irn able
Balsam is doing wonders all those afflicted are re-
commended without fail to give it trial. Price so
cents per bottle
For sale by G. X. TYLER, Corner of Baltimore and
High sts Baltimore, and s. PATTERSON, Wash
ihston, D. c.. and by most of the Druggists in Mary
iaua ano ne plsuHt o! Columbia. mills
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HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNESIA.
YNEE SUBSCRIBERS respectfillly direct III


III the attention of the Medical Faculty, Heads OF
Families, and the Trade, to the following certificates
which show the estimation in which HUSBANDS
CALCINED MAGNESIA is held by some of the frs,
Physicians in Philadelphia The price charged for il
is third less than for Henry's Magnesia and is
recommended as equal to that in all respects
'sHaving made trial of the Cacined Maenesia pre-
pared by Thomas Husband, | have found il n sumo
ror article, and can recommend it as being equal to
Henrys. CHARLES EVANS Nj D.
81 have examined bottle of the Calcined Magnesia
prepared ny Ihemas J. Husband, and regard it an
excellentarucie'" II. NJ. HUSTON, MD,
Prof. Mat. Med. in Jefferson Med. College.
81 have great pleasure in recommending the Cal
cined Magnesia prepared by Mr.. Thomas ]. Husband,
as very superior article" ]. RANDOLPH, M. d.
81 take great pleasure in recommending Mr.. T. j.
Husbands Calcined Magnesia as an excellent prepa
ration, quite equal, think, to Henry's."
J.B. BlDDLE, I'D.
haVing mad some experience in the use Husbands
Masnesia with my patients, / feel confident that il is
fully equal to Henry's English Magnesia, and think
one teaspoon full equal TO four teaspoons full of the
common calcined magnesia of the shops.'
CHARLES NOBLE. MD.
Ihave frequentlyused Husbands Magnesia in my
family and practice and consider it equal to Heny's"
T. II. YARDLEY, d.
81 have used Husbands Ca!cined Magnesia, much
TO my satisfaction, and have no hesitation in recon-
mending it as superior article"
N. SHOEMAKER, M. D.
81 have made tiial of the Calcned Magnesia pre-
pared by Mr.. Thos. Husband and consider il quite
equal to that of MIR. Henry, of Manchester"
FRANCIS G. SMITH, M. ID.
sTABLER s. CANBY, Wholesale Agents, No 100
Pratt street.
ISRAEL. J. GRAHAME, Retail Age mt, cor. of Bal
tinore and Eutaw SITS.
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Retail Agent, cor. of
Baltimore Hanover sts fl0-2aw2m
-
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BEDS! BEDS! BEDSM!

(EUPERION FEATHER BEDS, 10 be had
- at the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, new No. 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand and made to order, Hair, Husk, Moss,
Manila, Palm Leaf, WOOL Cotton and Straw MAT
TRESSES and PALLIASSES, made in the best
manner and of the best Ticking, the lercs prices
UPHOLSTERING done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uncured, sold by the bag In
Ships and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prcss.
Old Feather Beds and Cued hair Mattresses renOvat-
ed at the shortestnotice For good articles call at the
favorite Stand two doors below the Mechanical En-
CINE House, South Calvert street.
n26-tf WILLIAM p. SPENCER,
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EUI sd1t, WHUtsdIt anu TtlaII; al :"
ISRAEL J. GRAHAME;S
ESXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
~ MASTER, dated PEMBROKE, Washington coun-
Maine Anr 1914


~ MASTER, dated PEMBROKE, Washington coun-
ty, Maine, April %, 1874.
Mr.. ISAAC BuTTs-Dear Sir: At the request of ma
ny OF my friends in this place and vicinity, who
afflicted with consumption and liver complaint, tahe
the liberty OF asking you 10 appoint some one in this
county as agent to sell WIST.aR'S B.9LS.AM OF
WILD CHERRY, and to send bin few dozen, as
there Is none of it for sale within 200 miles from this
have 10 doubt that it would meet with ready sale,
if it were where it could be procured without too
much expense and delay.
My wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians call the first stage of consump-
tion-a complaint very prevalent in this section Of
country. Having seen the Balsam advertised in
Augusta,
N5-2OO MILES FROM HERE.-aG
took the pains to send there for bottle of it, which
she TOOK, and which helped her so much that sent
Tor TWO bottles more, which she has also taken, and
she now says that she has not felt well for weeks
as she does at this time. All those who have inquired
OF me and ascertaned what effect the Balsam had
are anxious 10 have some for sale in this vicinity,
which is the cause of my writing 10 you.
Please inform me by return of mail whether you
conclude to send some and if so, to whom, in order
that II may be known where tcan be had.
am, with great respect, yours, &c,
PIG. FARNswoRTH, p. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning that medicine
no physician-no preparation Of any kind what
ever--can equal Doctor WfSTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
All orders must be addressed 10 ISAAC BUTTS, 30
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High streets, Baltimore, and X. S. PATTERSON,
Washington, ID. c., and by most of the Druggists in
Maryland and the District of Columbia. mil ws6m
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FIRE. A tobacco house, situated upon the
farm of Alfred Brengle, Esq, about two miles
east of Frederick, Md, was destroyed by fire
on Wednesday last. 1t contained little or no.
thing of value. The fire is supposed to have
been communicated by sparks from lme-kiln
that stands near it.
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EJxCHANGE HOTEL,

NJ EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMaN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and Raj. ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every inducemeat for comfort The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel, he fatters him
self that every department of the establishment will
he conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with call. Gd2tf1 JOHN WEST