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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09

TO be a war Of conques, Of all, or any part
Of Mexico, let the people know il, and they
will be no longer agitated by a dark and
uncertain future. But, although | might
have loiboIne TO express any opinion what.
ever as TO purposes and objects for which
the war should be continued. have not
thought proper TO conceal my opinions,
whether worth any thing or not, from the
public examination. Accordingly | have
stated
9th. That il seems 10 me that il is the
duty of our country, as well on the score OF
moderation and magnanimi,y, as with the
view Of avoiding d,scord and discomfort al
home, 10 abstain from seeking 10 conquer
and annex to the United States, Mexico OF
any part Of IL; and, especially 10 dlsahuse
the public mind IN any quarter of the Tn.
ion Ct the impression, If II any where ex
lists, that a desire for conquest, IS cherished
for the purpose Of propagaling OF extend
ing slavery.
have embodied, Mr.. President und Eel
lnw.citlzens, the sentiments and opinion
which | have endeavored 10 explain an
enforce IN a series Of resolutions, which
beg now to submit 10 your consideration
, aud Judgment They are tie following +:
. The Resolutions referred 10 appgare
. 10 he Journal Of the 25h ult.
. After reading the resolutions end hanc
D lng them TO the Secretary, Mr. Clay cor
e cluded by apolog aug for the length {
time which he had lrespassed UPON III
e meeting, and thanking the ladies' and ger
, liemen, most cordially, for the honor don
him by their attendance on this occasion
i and the profound attention with which the
> had listened TO him.
!. Npte By The Editor. The speech VI
> often interrupted by bursts Of appIaus
!. and, both al lis commencement and 20
:. cluslon, there was tremendous cheering.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09
CnIrInffPt
THURSDAY. December o Isi7.
Charlotte a :. &. Rail Road.

The Daily Telegraph, Of Tho list ins'aat,
printed al Columbia, 5. c. has he follow.
ing notice Of The surveys aud estimates nf
this Road. Its friends viii now see What
IS expected Of them to complete THIS great
undertaking The amount stated to be
subscribed to this Road Is 1908 0OO
Where is the remainder 10 be raised 1t
tho State oi South Carolnl W5scrbes
1850 900 there vii sul be- balance
wanting Of over 100000 uodcr these
circumstances every man IN this State and
South Carolina, IN the vicinity Of the road
who have not already aided ia tho work
should come forward and put his shout.
der 10 he heel. All will be directly or
indirectly benefited by the completion Of
the work, ami all viii be willing enough
to avail themselves Of us fncllics when
completed then why refuse 10 aid
From ne Dailg r. ,rrapA. Dec
CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA
RAIL ROAD.
TIE Survey and Estimate FOR tho Charlotte and
South Carolina Raj Road being completed. 40
are authorized to make the following st1ismenL
showing tie relative cost Of graduation unciu
ding masonry and bfidgoN OF each DIVISION o.
tho Rosd, and iEs sosl Of Road complete
Let Drraion Prom tho South Carolina RaH
Road 60 Winn.hofaugh, tl725il 4G
Leng,t 3 miles IilG feet.
Average coat per mile, e SOS IS.
ID Dtr,u0n - From Marlborough
to rhoae,vilo, I20,l2. a
Lougth 26 miles 1910 feet
Average cost per mile, Si,J-i CO.
Sd Diriuon From Chestervillo 10
Charlotte, 2sO,i77 Sc
Average cost per mts s. 39- o.
Whole length OF Road, los 3 lUths
mios
SuPerstrnc'uro FOR that length. With
IRON Uslghlng 81 tons per rI.r, IA. 80 90
Dspois, waller stations cat. engines.
engineering, and incidental az.
Pcn'e'. $4,000 90
slII0 g25 40
Average cost per nile, $I3,5sl 81, Tor roud and
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09
PATRIOTISM AND PECULIARITIES or
PRINTERS


No less than four Of the five printers
employed 10 tho office Of the Dairy Ma
tlonaI, have served their country Oh SEQ
and land. The National says:
"One was an actor IN the glorious bat.
lies Of PaIo Alto, Reseca de la Palma,
Monterey where he lost an eye,) Vera
Cruz and Cerro Gordo; another was with
Blanchard At the slormng Of Monterrey
heights, aud afterwards shared IN the gio.
~ Of SCOTS victories before reaching ia
tapa another served a year IN Mexico, for
Uncle Sam, but a few fights among the
robber bands were all that the fortunes Of
war gave hun aud the fourth was a mid
shlpman in our own Navy, and a Sailing
Master and Lieutenant IN that Of Texas.
One has resided in France, Great Britain,
and tho German States-anoher lived
some years 10 MexIco-anolher has seen
the walls OF Canton, to~efing pagndas,
and hunted the sea otter on the coast Of
Oregou-and another has been upon cloud.
among the ruins Of earthquakes at Carac.
cas-, and touched The ,assed banner which
Plzarro first marched into Peru with and
among them, tho French, German and
Spanish languages are spoken; but the
cream Of the whole IS, they are Tay Ior men
to I. Who won't say that the printers
" are some" Asa body, they are talented
but not tenacious, courageous but no. eau.
tious, wild, without, Of course, being wise,
and being very erratIc IN their dispo@ lions,
are always OF necessity poor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09
TELEGRAPH.

The connection between Charleston and
Columbia by means of the Telegraph, was
completed on The lst inst. and commupica.
'lon was opened between the two places.
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PALO ALTO-4o0
MONTERREY 500i
BUENA VlSTA-e00
VERA CRUZ CTTY-l70l
CERO GORDO-70al
CHURTBCSCO HElGHTS-ll00 :
CITY OF MEXICO-l600

There now, reader, free hoasa1d fro
hDndrsd md serenity men struck down in
regular battles, without computing lac loss
in sklrmishes and from sickness Beside
this, we have created a national debt Of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY NIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS, to say nothing
Of MILLIONS OF PROPERTY, lost
and captured by the enemy THIS IS the
FIRST act Of the grand drama, the new gIo.
RES Of which are yet to be seen, ard IN
folded, as this lovely war progresses -
Joaesboro' TFtg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09

Average cost per mls, $I3,5s 81, Tor road and
fixtures complete
The above estimate msy he reduced el05 200 bv
using rail Weighing 50 tons per mile
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
LINTON HOUSE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER recently Of the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea,
takes this opportunity inform the public that he has rented
the House, and it has been thoroughly repaired from bottom
n ton and furnished with new Funturc and he pledges himself
spare no pains having well kept He has been at great
pense getting large and commodous House in order to re-
the rush ofpatronage which this House is worthy ana eapa
Bile of accommodating.
Relying upon his experience in the business of keeping Public
House. he hopes satisfy The public Of what he has said Of his
House Without further comments call and and much oge
LEVI BOUTWELL,,
Montpelier, Sept 10, l64G 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
The EBclkinYpa C0maDomy

ESPECTFULLH give notice thai they have made arrange.
IL mrnts for the sale of their Tea in all its varieties whole
sale and retail with j. CRSTY, of Waterbury, Washington
Co.. Vt, for the counties of nshngton and Lamoe where may
be found constantly hand the qualities and var ties
the sold our Tea needs
word OF commentator To insure its ready SALE wherever its
merits have been tested We wust say however, for the ben
eft of such may know nothing Of former operations that
we not only IMPORT ALL OUR but in fact buy them Of the
grower and pack them ourselves through the medium of Joint
House ut Pekn The customer will find the Tea done up
loaded packages Of - and lbs EACH also quarters halves
and whole chests, all Of which numbered and marked by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
Dr. Spears INDIAN Medicines!
Prepared By The old hdian Doctor SO much celebrated
for his remarkable cures.

TOR his remarkable cares.
NTER medicines are introduced every affection n ,r
W once Frustrated for they have puine The mist net
dcnce Of every individual after giving them trial not
say that the celebrity Of these Medicines have outstrn
ped popu lar remedies IN the United States and there are
perfect for the acknowledged of medicines in
the first they have up DAYS or years but on the
contrary they he scientific compounds Of the celebrated Dr.
j. Spear Of Boston after long extensive and successful prnc
upon with the most perct certainty ms
all the diseases for which they are recommend
And do hesitate guarantee perfect cure in every
durable disease Reader if you will persevere
cines recommended YOU must certainly feel
yourself under highest obligation these valuable and i'm
poant discoveries You will also feel ourself duty bound
recommend them to the afflicted There
persons the state of New HAMPSHIRE and Vermont thar
Will testify the highly important efficacy these medicines
many Will testify that Their lives have been saved only by
Of these celebrated medicines For particulars and certificates
my Health Directory, to be obtained Of agents gratis.
NoIlCENo letters or communications VIII be answered
ct post paid with one dollar enclosed TO for services have
something else to do except reading and writing twenty
tiers a day for nothing
TONIC CORpl Al-For females that not regular
much 50 also for weakness or debility.
RESTORATIVE CQRD ALFor gripping pains in the bowels.
coughs OF short standing, and good common family physc
BALM OF LIFE-No and 2For all diseases of the lungs
coughs consumption phhsc, ashmL liver complaint, dyspepsia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for well known FARM formerly
by the Of the LAmos iam." said trm Hes IN
Monkon the stage road from Burlington to Mddehuy by he
way Hnesburgh Sarsboo' and BRISTOL Said farm contains
1870 acres under good Improvement with two dwelling hou
them good repair duuSClOlng, together with
two good barns and shed attached barn, good frame
hog pen. id farm is well watered, plenty of 6ewo d, toge
with considerable quantity Of saving TIMBER both hemock &
pine also good orchard, and always productive said farm has
good rich soil always yielding bounuy To the labor of the
busbandman 1t has pleasant situations not mile
rrst mill saw mill carding machine. clothing works, black smith
shop carrie &c shop, And more than all this, IS within a
good neafhorhood Of honest and upright farmers, which more
to be priced the gold Of Ophr said farm otherwise advau
tagrol-ly suatcdsuch Of market &c &c and
may be lad on reasonable Enquire IT the subscriber the
nremises DANIEL NARNEY.
Nnnkton. Oct E.. 1916. 42tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
mo Ro M14AIaMo
DRAPER and TAILOR,

MOST respectfully gives that he has returned from New
York with the Latest French and English Fashions Tor Oug
and Making Garments. =
Tail and Tooresscs wishing for information IN the art o
Cutting garments receive reasonable TERMS
aor's Squares Measures Drilled Eyed Needles of SUPERIOR
quality for sale All Garments his shop ut short notce IN
ANA w. yanti'd t a. 9''N G:tE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17

To these troublesome and dangerous inhabitants
stomach and b0We which often the health destroy
the lives of hen use Janes ouc Nemtuge, certain and
safe preparation for the removal Of the various kinds Of WORMS
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach Nant Of Appetite nfnte Fever aud
Ague and debility of The Stomach and Bowels and organs
gestiun.
Prepared ony by Dr. Jayne No South Third street, Phla
delphia.
skin diseases are often owing to scrfuu habit of body and
IN order 10 effect permanent cure the original be
removed
Jayucss Alternative of the pleasant aces Offered
the public has been found only 10 Scoa under all
multiplied FORMS of Cancer Kings Evil Goirc, White swelling
&C. but also to the tendency diseases class and
all diseases originating from glands or pores OF
the skin, from mpurty Of the blood other fluids Of the body
Y :.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
Garnet Store.

SToRRS LANGDoN have fitted up expressly for the
aud rich Patterns. % ~ u
Also, OH Cloth and Straw Mangs printed Floor Cloths Rurs
&c &c, as low as can be bought in any city for cash
May 90 22-24 eop3m.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAIL
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, -Four first premiums
and two highest honors, at the Nation l. the Massachusetts
the New York and the Penny Nania Exhibitions respectively
the most splendid Coored Dagereopcs and best apparatus
exhibited
Portraits taken exquisite STYLE regard to weather
instructions gwen in the
large assortment APP always on hand ut
the Lowest cash prices.
New York, PSI Bradway Phiadph 3G Chrnst Boston,
10 Court and % Hanover sis Baltimore pos Baltimore Wash
metun, Pennslyna Avenues ptersbrg Va Mechanics Hail;
Cincinnati, Fourth Walnut, aud l76 Maine nra IN springs
Broadway Paris 27 Vca Rue Temple. Liverpool % cich
street. 3l.I,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
f. RROWNS
S A RsAP RILLA AND TOMATO
RIFT RS,

S A RSAP RILLA AN TOMATO
BIT ERS,
Prepared from The Pure ErtracI Of Spanish Sar-
$apmlHa and E1ract of Tomato, by an entirely
NCl0 Process, 1hich ensures the Whole strength
these most Uatua6Ie MEDICINES
There are connected NTH The above, t,oo or three
others Of The most Oaluabte
PURIFYING VEGETABLES.
The receipt has been era'nined md approved 6y
ntuny Of The first Physicians.
DEASoNs for BROWNS sARsAPARrLA and TOMATO
II BTTERs often edecng of long standing chronic
esarsapara fwhcht made, the genuine Spanish
article imported from the Bay oonduras by expressly for this
3D. The virtues by process, which
whole strength Otthe root without evaporation.
3D. There strength the real Spanish Sarsaara
bottle Of Browns Sarapa and Tomato ters than there is in
dozen bottles Of ordinary syrup, or extract
h When mixed with epure exct of Tomatoes makes
ohe mdest and most pleasing That can be used and yet
much torou Oh than castor oil salts pills. &C., which makes it
very valuable in all bilious complaints
5h When taken in large doses operates thoroughly the
bowels, without weakening the system.
9Th. When used small doses, 1t operates particularly on the
blood and whole STEM creates an Appetite strengthens the son
ac assists dgestUn aud i'll fact renews the whole debated
many when taken for coveness does not leave the patient like
by medicines covc than they before its but,
1t ing a short time, it effects perfect andlasting
say only requires person short trial prove that all
Ge Sac ISe 'FH1T BR0Ys y Rls AND 70
MA1O BTlERS another proof Of its efficacy 1t about
three years twas first offered the public, although has
years private practices since which the sale has steadily
ed and has been sent for from all parts Of the country where
was never advertised but recommended persons that have used it,
1t has shipped foreign ports and found ready sae that
lone would seem to b. proof enough of its utility.
down, and forgotten how dierent 1t
continues to increase in aIlpaces as it becomes known
BE NOT DECEIVED.
Tomato Biers trial. that his signed in full on the
Directions; tocounertei which would be forgery.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
Iwish impress particularly minds those that are tro
brd with Impurities uftc Blood bad hnmor old ulcers and diseas
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
READ TIE FOLLOW NC, AS IT Is IMPOR


Extract ola Letter dcyedy Dr. BENNETT before the Medical
College Lake Erie touching the valuable medical qualities of
extract ofTOMATOE.
Dr. Bennett says is onco the most powerful Alternatives othe
terra mtda, aud IN all affections of the Liver and other organs
where caome indicated is probably the best medicinal agent
Known to the med cal profession When used
rrnltlA for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
1etAEcoA nlg 90 q q ca ~, Gg T. % 800 a 20 % na
o5e ~ o1a ~ Y & 81 y 6 81
!: oI(I.i5'EN!!A!|!!;;53E2,lIIIp ..
- NNVNNNNNVVSVVFVN
~. - Z. IS 5. I Z q J

&9-A BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND THEIR CHlI DREN-
such may SHERMANS WORM IOZENGES be truly called, for
they have saved thousands of children from tmey and
caused the mothers heart to leap uroy when she had given up
all hope for the recovery of her offspring. And when is rcme
bped that destroy thousands children annually and the
cause usocted and when known that these Lozen
and certain specific destroying them and nvTa
bly, bringing them away surely the every parent will be
filed with joy at the announcement of such blessing And not
the Doctors preparations good but his COUGH
LOZENGES have succeeded in removing and curing the most
of Cough and Consumption, when hope had
flight and despair the of friends
around. We with of wonderful
performed and would refer the inquirer TO Dr. Shemans
pamphlet cures The CAMPIOR LOZENGES Headache
in five minutes, relieve all Paptaons Nervous Complaints
Cramps; aud the POOR MANS PLASTER is without dot
very strengthening plaster in the world We would re-
all are afflicted the Doctors preparations know
ing they viii disappointed in their expectations
For sale LOG NASSAU N " and by s. Reded Montpe-
er ana by one agent IN every Town IN Vermont G; ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
RARE CHANCE

THE subscriber offers his farm for sale; SAID farm ssaad
in Roxbury, about one mile from the Vermont Central Rail
Road consisting Of about 100 about 20 under pr
mcnt thrifty orchard of ons hundred fifty trees good Hons
Barn &C For further particulars come and see. 1N''
J. L. BAXTER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17

Also, may be found my in Waterbury large and well
selected stock of Foreign and Domestic Goods which Customers
say are selling on very desirable terms. j. b. CRSlY.
Waterbury, Dec. 26, 1916. 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
Il. Wards Cash Shop.

NOTICE. The subscriber informs the public that he
IN still carries the Manufacture of
BC n u e. E1-ZrE Il BG . MAS9HS
at the Old Stand, south end ofthe Arch Bridge, Berlin
side. Those who wish TO get good AXES will find ii
for Their advantage to bring good AXE Poles and get
them Jumped or exchanged for New ones, WARRANTED
as good as can be found For further assurances, just
give trial. Those who have had them can speak for
themselves.
N. B. Cast Steel NAIL HAMMERS, ADJ, SrR1K
ING HAMMERS, Hammers for Drilling and Splitting
Sytone, and Elliptic SPRINGS. (4Ow9) II. WARD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
DOCT. NJ. NEWTON SURGICAL AND
MECHANICAL DENTIST

(orrcr Mr. spaldngs Store Main, the head of
Street)
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-17
CAUTION.
LIST OF AGENTS,

Monpclier.-S. P. Rcdfed, and 5. X. Collins Bare-Orvs
prnch Waerb4ry G. simpson. Mar4hfcld, E. D. Putnam.
illhfti, L. klddeT MiddeseN Geo F. Stowrl Mortified
John As White Washington R. R. Dickinson, Chelea Dickn
son & Noble New6ny, F&HKcyes Bradford, Asa Low Wells
river, Timothy she'd. StOwe ;. Camp. HYDE Park l. H.
Noles' Morrisye H. B. Iomick For aeaso by Druggists and
agents generally ST Bottle, Bottles for S.. 45-eowIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-26
The Watering Places.

BRANprwINE SPRINGS, June 90, lsl7
Shall write you occasional word from this little
world Of fun gossip, socabity fashion, tenstrikes
sherry -cobbers love-naking, politics, and religion
Our company, owing to the last few days of nclement
weather, is not so could wish still we
have the positive promise Of reinforcement of fifty
Saturday of this week which will swell to about
eighty hundred
Brandywne is thirty.fve miles from Philadelphia, and
Ave from the thriving of Wilmington Three short
hours from the Quaker city aud you introduced
this loveest of all watering places Great has evil
IDENTIFY been taken to improve and beautfy the grounds
Art has been called to aid the almost perfect work OF
ture and the consequence Is that Brandywine presents
charms of the rarest character The hotel here is the
largest and finest country house that have
1t built expense Of about forty 1--we thousand
dollars IL Is surrounded by magnificent piazza,
thirty feet wide which affords most delightful prone
made There about one hundred of ground at
tached all handsomely laid out and kept in admirable
order BY the aid OF machinery water raised one hun
dred feet, into artificial basin which supplies the
house and four cunning fountains ornamentcd with stat
uary The grounds are protected from the scorching
rays OF the sun by the thick foliage OF the trees pha
delpha.
Tho springs are a chalybeate and sulphur and both
said TO possess medicinal properties invaiiW
have resored here for than hfty years prove n
efficacy of the waters People round about hers tel
wonderful stories effected by these waters FROM
these accounts It Is clear that might i've very near
forever If he would but come to the springs ana
Lots of smusements are provided for the visitors.
Archery bilards ten. pins pistol shooting, fishing,
riding and driving are few OF thr 'H'tcIs's in'n
they hav. u.ic dancing singing aud All that sort OF
thing
purpose dropping you letter every few days In
which you 4, have faithful chronicle " the
and doiugs here 81, -
Baglev Mackenzie & Co, Of the Columbia House
Phladepba are proprieors Of Brandywine SPRING.
and must do them the simple justice TO say that they
manage matt r. ably AugustiD, Qate OF Heads Man
sion House) is ea d, CUISINE, and Common Is leader OF
the band t5entity cleanliness. urbanity. alscrity,
beality words that may with all truth BIZ applied
10 the management
The weather is glorious, warm, bright and joyous.
In a few days l shall write again
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-26

The work Of laying the heavy rail the Auburn and
Syracuse railroad has been commenced.
The United states Circuit Court Judge Nelson, pre-
siding, is now In session at eanandaigua
There quite rise In the Merrimsck river above
Concord, Tuesday afternoon In consequence Of the
heavy rains Sunday night, but do not learn that
any serious damage was done
Hon. Francis Granger and f. Corning, Esq, have
arrived at Detroit The latter In delegate TO the Har-
Dor Convention.
The hemp trade Of St Louis Is largely the increase
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
M ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
CnsCULAT1eN-FoRrY rEaOusAxD.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-26

MRS. ZEGLlO, No. 81 DIVISION STREET,
NJ GUILD respectfully inform her friends aud the public in
w general that she has constantly hand full and fash
ionable assortment OF SHRED bonnets; plain and fancy
also, Tuscans, Of superior quality, aud mourning bonnes
The ladies from the country well the CITY, requested
to call and examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere
M Ina