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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
A soLpIERs FIRST FfenT.

4 young soldier Of the 1Ih Infantry,
describing his first fight, al the National
Bridge in Mexico, says q My feelings at
the first fire am unable to describe. |
did not feel inclined TO run, yet tras afraid
10 fire for fear / should Kill somebody
but after two or three rounds It was all
over, and | fred away with the rest Of
them"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
Green Teas.

Siir,r Lesf--Stldom ,old even ~ large deal.
cr,, b-caUs. ~ the very small profits atade on iis
sale Thls IL very superior Ira.
Golden Cheap Chop plantation OF
garden growth, III 50
Golden CAgP /, the fnes, Green Tea
cultivated IN Chira. |, Is OF the fret pickings,
and cHcels ell Other Green Teas ior is dcicacy
Of 1lyor, strength aud aroma Heretofore tins
Tea has never reached Tits eauetrs. except in
smsll lots. a. presents TO importers
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
Is THIS A FACT.

A man in Warrington was caught steal.
ing box OF the best Richmond Chewing
Tobacco. lie pleaded not guilty, but be.
ing closely pressed by the plannif's conn.
sci no sent for certain Senator, who de.
feoded him upon the ground that no ar.
gument could he based upon Virginia
abstraction" The case was dismissed at
once.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
|DR.LE ROYS|
pEG ET.I BILE PILL y,
.4DV.ERTISE.HE.vT
OF THE
AMERICAN AGENTS.

Of TIE
AMERICAN AGENTS. |
ruyIIE hopes of the American Agents are Tar +
III more thsn realized. by the success OF DR. /
LEROY's vEGETABLEUNiVE PILLS
an this side of the Atlantic. Never dii medl. /
cine spring into such Immediate popularity. In
less than three months pIGnrr THOUSAND Eosts
have been disposrd Of; aud ccrtiicaies OF cures
performed by th,D received from upwards oil
fouR HUNDRED persons. The cures embraced a
I great number OF diseases; but those when pre-.
| dominated were Bilious Fever, Collie. liabdual
| Co.,iyents,, Dysenlery, Loss Of Appetite, Fiaiu-
lencc, Worms, aud Lowness Of Splrlia. All per-
sons v no take them ngre that they are far snPe
fior 20 every other mtdicine; loo though they
produce NEITHER CARE on NASSAU. hey act upon
the secrttions With great DikrcrSEss, FORCE, ana
R.riDlry; and aF u rrnGATvE iease nothing TO
NJ pEsihrD Bi their great peculiar excellence,
and that Viii II Distinguish cs them from all other
purgaives is. that their OPERATION Is FOLLOWED nr
NO RE ACTION Their unrsailed purifying and put
taliye properties, for which they are indebted TO
the essence OF Sarsapa Ma, and other ingredients,
being controlled by Their highly tonic virtues, de-
rived from the extract Of Wild Cherry, they do
not strain fhe digtsiire organs mo action, a. Is
the mode with other caihaIllcs, but on the contra
~ strengthen them into action. Thus al ether put
gaiiyc medicines produce more or les subst nnt n.
eos iVeHtss ad slaggishhess u The gastric Js,ee'
. While Dt. lie Rows Pulls l,ape all tae machinery
NJ N, ,usf,,a G,IL Of life and actirify, and The
1 barrels open and natural "ueuce.r writes DR..
: Chccse,nan. "thcy arc the only active putgalnc
G which | can rccommcnd with confidence, and
i without alarm: for they remove nothing but what
. ouoht in he ,cn,v,J-.neither rack nor strain
y ,rs,sioo M ana,hv ar drb,li,a,iou,nd leave Tho
!. hcv,ls ,,,r npeo ana y,yntou< Rot tho rrea
= yi,,nc Of n, ic rn,,s f,ls--,he y,r,ue which
- has .,,c,d the,, GAM ova, t,,, h.mi.,hetes III
L., ,l.,,~-I,.s !, ,be,, ,,,i
e'1P'e"'e 49,. ,1,st H.. " - r.,
"r1''0n " "'V 49, - ~. :,
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Pure Teas, at Honest Prices

u uIC NoSt ~ lhoiiSst iiSSt''
complete revolution has been the eonse
auence. Let consumers of Tea every where look
at what We Lave done
|. We we're the first 10 send them Teas that
used to be ca led too good for them before.
=. We have driven out OF the market a vast
amount OF trash, and introduced a better class OF
Teas than has We, ever been sod. Importers OF
Tea often come To US TO get FOR their own use, aud
tor their friends. the fine quaIi,cs they can hud
no where else
g. We have reduced prices more than % per
Z cent, both in Black and Green Teas. The whole
sale grocers say We rulning the trade, and call
us humbugs. This We have done already, aud
now soc What We are ready 10 do
/. We will sell Teas by the single chest, half
chc,t OF Ii To- box, al the same prices that Whole
ale groccrs pay 10 the importers when they buy
( by The hundred packages
; ,. The wholesale grocer always allows only Is
or IL los. ,are 10 the half chest. Tins is a cheat
We will allow, IN most instances, 10 aud 10 lbs
lbre on the same.
3 We hereby undertake 10 sell every Kind o.
Tea from SIX 10 f,o,ire cents PEI u. cheaper thar
the Wholesale Grocer. DO
How can YOU do this ?" asks the country mer
chant. This is our answer We are content will
per cent ,toht, instead oil % and so per cent
q Ia wholesale groccts.
An English importer lately boastrd to u thu
he could make more money by sendirg bad lea
= TO the New York natkct than good Teas W
are resolved 10 overthrow this fraud. rnd noe ca
upon sgeats in every town " the tn'sed state
10 cone forward and buy the Teas imported b
the P,kin Tea Company We pledge ou'
lyer, that il in liz months they do not sell NOR
Tea than the oldest md largest dealers IA til
town, VIC will give them our Tea without cbarg
This is plain English, and cannot be misnnde
stood We appeal Tor testimony TO the inmen'
success Of our Agents in every part Of The tni''
m States
n " AGESrs WANTED Is ryERf TowS ~ rhk Us
TED Sr,rEs, ius the sale vi these Teas, by ~bi'
hey can make Money. and confer benefit uP'
: the public by suppl, ing the pure article
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VERY IMPOIsTAN Il
SALE.

rNNTlE Executors Of James C.. Terrence, Esq,
n deed, will sell a: his late residence, on
Tuesday, the IL, day Of February neIi. gfea,
variety of valuable property, viz:
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A NEEpEuL CHANCE.

In the early days Of the Revolution
Franklin prop sed that tho arms of the L.
States should he turkey. As The eagle
never preys upon carcasses, we think II
will be necessary at this time TO substitute
Frankin's bird, especially as some Of tho
party presses arc insisting that We shall
pobble down the whole OF Mexico.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

A somewha, remarkable advertisement
appears IN late Columbus, Ga. paper.
A person wishes 10 gain Information re.
speeding relation, Of whose whereabouts
he is ignorant. II said relation is dead
ne states tina, no would be glad 10 be IN.
formed Of The fact Should the unlottu.
nate individual thus sought for be still a.
live, we would advise him 10 keep out Of
the way Of relative who would be glad
TO hear OF his decease.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

Besides the above We expect daily ffcm Chna
several splendid chops of Tea, exclusively i'm
ported by the PsAin Tea Company ADD which We
iniond TO corywfigh, TO prevent uickcry. Let
our agents get ready
J.! Editors and Pub'i,hc,s of Newspapers in
The Uui,cd States, Canada, Wcsi Indies. &c, who
Wi give The above 10 Insertions IN their rrspec.
tive Journals. including this notice. will be paid
for the same IN any Teas they may choose 10 80.
leet from sho above Catalogue, at the prices there
named. and by purchasing of the Company twice
The amour, OF their bill. which they are al liber
" 10 dispose Of as they plea'e,
December lG, lsi7. I3t
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All Bilious Complaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CONSTIPATION.
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGuE. HEAD
ACHE, JAUNDlCE, LIVER COMPLAINTS.
RHEUMATISM, ALL STOMACH CoMPLAI
MS, GREEN SICKNESS, &C., &C., yield at
once TO these Pills. They purge away offensive
humors arrest tie progress ol disease, and at the
same time restore tone and vlgor to the system
In cases OF general derangcmcn, OF the health,
thav nra SDlERIJ,tN 'i
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

Louisburg, Franklin county, North Carol;ni.
The General Agent Ia fully prepared to appoint
sub-sgtnts wherever there IS no branch of the
Company; ether on personal application or by
mail, post puId, The rapid $ lie Of these cclcbra.
ted pulls, aud tho oItraoriluaty cures they are
constantly clccting, render them BY far. the most
popular pill Of The ago. An Agency Will consa-
qucHuy he very valuable.
Thu Grse'tnborg Pills arc inconceiyably supc.
rior oany ever before discovered. In all bilious
conpltns; IN general de;angenen, OF the sys.
ten; ~ all disorders hlch result from had state
OF the blood, ,h's' pills arc sovereign remedy
In the class OF diseases Gallo chrome, tie Gree.
feabcrg Pulls achieve their highest triumphs.--
iloro they ee'y all comfctin Entering with
IN the hidden reccsses of the system, thcy quiet.
" bu, surely purify the blood, root out diseases
and give lone and vlgot 10 tic body.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
Cures are Constantly Effected

by these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. Tho It os, abundant proof of
this could be gwen, bat a Trial OF one box will
convince the patient. They can he ordered and
cent by mail, at lrIilrng eve s.. The price is IS
cents box. Where fro dollars ,corfh are ordered
ond The MONEY remi,isd, he Company toiA pay Tie
postage on he PWs, Remiitances at the Com.
pany's risk. Wh,revcr there $ no Agency OF the
Company they can be ordered by mai
These Pills are taking tho place of all others,
and no sick pcrs1n should be wlthont Them
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
BY THEIR USE.

Inc weak viii become sroug; the pale aud bill.
Gus complexion he restored 10 per ectly fresh
and healthy color; al! tho bad symptoms " i'll one
by otc disappear
IN short, these Pills are an incotreivabe ad
vance upon any other meii, ioe ever hebre oHer.
cd 10 the public. A TRIAL WILL sarIsry Any oxr
OF TINS
Jaiy Is, ls47. arr
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Madeira Wine,

For medical purposes. for sale by the bottle,
4. J. HoLT0N,
Casa aad Dei'rery i,oais fer SAFE here,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

One tract, lying on the waters Of Sugar Cfcck.
joining the LANDS of John r. Rid. Albert " Al
lace, and others, containing IS Acres.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

VUVHIS has been the secret principle Of too ma.
IL ny Of the Wholesale Dealers in Teas up TO
this time, aud they have prAeiised the most shame.
full imposition on the country merchant without
any fear OF detection. But now era in the trade
has come, and the PENklN TEA COMPANY
claims the honor of its introduction. They wert
The first 10 raise the banner OF Reform, on which
!, has il srribcd The simple words
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
The Gracfcnbmrg Vegetable
s.ur.vS
- 80 su 1Axz -
u 10000 boxes sold each a nd cvc-
~ week..
The Graccnburs Company
Col. w N. JONES,

~ fEREBY give notice that their General a
~ geht Tor The Slale Of Norlh Caro.lna is
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Vinegar
4i,f

Vinegar
For sale by the subscriber.
Ama ., 1916.
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THESE BEST or FILLS.

no bilious affection can possibly exist A. these
pills are mad by tCguiar phY sioi4n, and as M.
mcfops certificates Of lh,i' worth ATE gwen by
well knoNn ciiiIsaa, no Individual should doubt
until they ,fy. The reasoning public cannot but
admit that tbs medicine Compounded upon
the pfluciple tlal many Diseases are founded aud
d nt nAe M unan one rnLcf nnc---and that /.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

my Mills, known as Fosters Mills, with III
Land belonging TO IT.
The above Lands arc not 10 be surpassed4,
any Lands in Mecklenburg County. Ih
Payments mace to sui, the purchaser. il
Negroes will be taken il part paymentl b.
above Lands :.
u Persons wishing 10 purchase will oil
tho subscriber. ~
JOSEPH PATTERSfgl
SEPTEMBER 90. lsi7. 52tE III
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One tract, containing 100 Acres. joining tie
Lands Of Hugh Kirkpatrick, Mafgatel R.id, aud
others, all WOOD LAND.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

JAS. r. GILMER,
Ar THE CHAHLnrTE DkuG SroaE.
September l6. l-i7. III.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
TIE DYSPEPSIA

IN eI'her medVied or serere form, will disaggts
before the qualities u DR.. Woo4's preparation. IN
iha cure may be relied on as permanent ozt-
pid lhe BirrEas possess no other recommcnda,or
u would be one Of Tie iines, vegetable COMPOUND
medical science can invent but il is equal to ii
complete eradication or
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
A VERY IMPORTANT con1MUNIcL.,
TO ALL PERSONS IN ALL PLACES, n
At all times,
UNDER ALL cIRcuMsrAxcEs.'

StF YOU ARE SICK, get cured; if weii,,,
~, pluy measures TO continue SO. Every ir
dual INDUCES in habits. which must, TO a ere
or lesser extent. dissrrange the admirable aud
,rioate combinations which form the system,
consequently
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

IN vERYDODY Is REALLY RUNNING to
- buy DR. CiIAS A VAN ZtNDfS ANTI
BILIOUS, IlEALIliRES IOkAIfNE FILLS,
which being disposed Of. ia incredible quaint
ties, hourly. The SCENTS are sending them away
ny nItsIIEfS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

New ORLEANS, April 30, ls4s -Coston-The demand
continues steady and the sales up 500 bales nds
pendent Of the shipments made on faotors account
Pric's unchanged; midding to good middlipg $40 a
$40. Sugar-Fair $40 a $40 Moasses-Prime l9c a
l9Hc Floar-Market again quiet. Sales 1000 bbs, in
Guiding ITO Illinois, eighty damaged ut 81 l2 800 Ohio
at 81 is 200 at 81 15 and 100 st Louis at So Cora
Sales 900 SACKS including 63 yellow at 2s1o 269 at
29xc 2064 Mt 30c; 1000 white and 1900 white and yell
low at 32c 1000 prime white delivered alongside at $50
in bulk 1000 sacks 25xc and 1000 bbs in the
ear at 500 Pc Dbl Oats st Louis 800 Pork-Clear
80 Is; rumps SIS SO. Bacon-sbouders 2Ho. Lard
Grease 4c; fair $40 bAc; kegs $40 SO. Green Meat
Hog round 21c axe; short middles 414c. Whiskey
-RectiAed Ito. Leads 70 upper miues SO IS. Gun
NY Bags-2h bashel bags in bales Freighs--A British
ship was taken for Liverpool ot 9l6i, and ship for
Boston at go for cotton and l5c for Exchange
Bills on New York In better demand sterling without
Improvement; London, 1 q per cent prem, New York
10 days. 2 IN per cent disc, do sight, IA per cent
prem.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET April 27-At market.
1890 beever including 1900 from Ohio, and $50 taken
to New YORK. 80 COWS and calves, 500 hogs and 100
sheep Prices-Beeves owing to the large supply have
declined and salss within the range so to 81
per 100 lbs. 900 left Cows and calves were
aSen at So to SIS for dry S4 to $95 for rpring.rs and
SIS $35 for resh Hogs sold 81 to 81 80 per
100 lbs ShespSales were mostly at 81 % to 81 each,
ss Ia quality supplies light, and sales of tmo
thy range at 81 to 81 10 per cwt Baled hay sells freely
at 10 to rs cts the 100 lbs Straw Is and in de-
mana at 81 SO to So so the 100 bundles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-29

do 2OH; $50 do Withdrawn. -Gunpowdsr 10 20;
do IS; 10 half chests 50; "a do AZ 20 40 ~; do se
do 5l 80 do AS; IA do 4ih-Pskoe souehcng, las half
CHESTS ASK; so do IS; al9 do th-Ningyorz souchons
10 c.tty bxs 5a 80 do 81; 90 do 800 20 hsf chests 27
Pecco, so half chests 26 souchopg 10 chest. 2l; "a
do "a Is 60 49, lo4 do withdfawa.-oa iong790 catty
bxs 20
TALLow-. Good renderea vas steady at exc 90.
WHALwBoNE continued quiet.
WanKEy-Sales of drudge wtrs made at 2silc; Stats
Prison mostly oat OF first hands and selrcs was
firm at Csc.
FREIoHrs-Rstesio q measure suspa ndsd on &C.
Of the desire TO get later from Europs ana
especially from England and France heard Of three
vessels which had engaged full csrsoes for England IN
which the shippers refused to put csrgoes board,
until further advises from Great Britain hence the
sells have been detained Rates Liverpool were nom
nal. The engagements noticed yesterday. TO Glasgow
private terms included heavy goods ct 20s Beef in
tisrces at 3s and in bbls at 2s.
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Died.

Died.
On Sunday, the s3d instant, at Owego N. Y, DR.. j.
Fay eyed "a years. for many years postmaster at that
place.
On the 2sth inst. Mrs ELIZABETH, wife Of jeremiah
Brewer, aged II years.
The friends aud AcqnaiStapces of the family in.
vted to sttend her FROM her late residence No.
lilo Franklin street, Sunday, at O'clock p M Both
inst
On Friday morning SAMUEL WIaNAlL in the 5lth
year Of his age.
Tbs friends of the family also those of Charles and
Christopher Gwyer respectfully invited to attend his
funeral on Sunday afternoon at O'clock from SO Ham,
mond street.
On Friday morning after short bu. severe illness,
MANY ANN, wife Of William Hahn, in the 2lst year Of
her age
This friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence 39 Hudson
street, ut O'Clock r. NJ, Saturday. QD- Philadel-
pha papers please copy
On Friday. a5th April JAMES, only son of Benjamin
and Cynthe Collsrd
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock, from % Thomas strset.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE

BALIIMeRE, April 27-soeo Uaited States Treasury s's
lssns rankin Sans 81 10 Fremen. assurances, 1871 10 Dc
DO 6x 10 90 do 6 l6 10 do do 6 Tics 10 do do ID 7ls
do do, 10 TO- United States IS OF closed l0a bid
seaH s:sss Ttsa sur IS 9sh bid oa .ked M.,yssd
bid 9IA a,hs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
PHILApELPHIA. April 28--EYrst Board-$5o Lehigh Coal
Scnp 19X; la0o do, 79h; 10 farmers Mechanics Bank
I'll s sso CncuasI g. 1927 90; $50 Grard Bank s3wn
Morrs Cana 81 so d, ,,3wn s 500 sss 1867, NIX
per cent lo2 $2ooe State S. 5ds
Nsshsns NJ 200 New Jersey $500 state S. 5yn, 7s7l
SSS Gas 40; $4,000 keeding Bonds. IS; 100 U Bans
Per 1sI 20 oaS g. Ms:han Second sos,asoe ss
Che,apeake Del ware Canal 6 t 800 Lehigh Navigation
6s 6lK !0O do Coat Scrip, 79k 227 irard Bank oh II
ptucky Bank, TN; 100 Reading Railroad lS1a .4ner
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On the 2Oth inst by the Rev F. W. Geissenhaimer,
Mr. MATTHIAS AALHoLM, to Miss LAURA OLIVIA LAU-
MANN. both of Norway.
On Thursday evening, 9th inst, by the Rev. Jacob
II. Bunner, Mr.. WILLIAM DODGE, to Miss ANNE ELIZA
BETH FosRAY, all Of this city.
On the ooh instant, by tho Rev W. D. Lewis, Mr.. J.
THOMPSON TRorrER, to Miss ESTHER M. WILLIAMS, all
OF BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-29

HAVANA, April ll.-Mossses is firm at lZrs. The
Isabella brought 260 casks rice from your port which,
well the cargo Of the Arabian and about TOO casks
store, are on hand; $50 casks from Savannah were
Georsetown, wso sold at $40 Wilmington, SIS Pen.
sscea, superior quality, $2a Exchange on London
nomnalIoitt transaction Ia per cont prom. New York
Q I'd B ,ston par
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Of ffsush k~ro ntsa kv. ,uddealY furned all
quu.s evil MIKE prsdei,as- l. e m s-Isst any
lady shall pefssyruugiY fH Mons Hair ltvigo-
Or weeks viii hrd srusibs improvement "a The
onndit a erhsF ID viii BE- sky, more ineliasd
curt les ned dryn<ss sm10rheT I'D bshsr III
sail prCvs ruth a prediction. No ~ 81
lr3ad~sy. aod al the DFag stores.
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u. "a Huffman. f,nsd sugar.
l. Al HOB ~ "a viii eel Iaesday. "a Nsy az "a
e ca a. ~ lfmn fri rsrs hoom conner q bload and
Beaver fri1ei sp4afhs stock e rchned
of ths era q Wosissy Woo ssy eetsstug Of
il rshea snd powdered rshssd 81 standard and
irirfir hsds fh usasl Thu sale made TO
WIND me shas ~ thr hr ths iren the bp
IA ~ be nsde credit q four nnrhs. spprss.d
o. I'll siao sd ether which viii
be nj de k1eua a tine q sais
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la as Hsl tslsFfsd @ 90 Fst ons esatlonsI
tiurrh Nv Neaus by iheetofe Ilhpp-a most exusofdi
tirx s-t nesf wi si-o cnttits ne latest
f~gu I've satsss q Dow, Jr s-Im have been
b iara cssh eentnnr 6g pe~s pendctt 81 the
other, and pgcs oalr Oacr. 100 >sssla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-29

III. w,ssiy Herald wln be ready at nin. O'Clock
ihis uorripg. u viii cou'su eli ths Of the week
single oopi.s, IN wrappers. slxpsbcs
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VV,ss .nd Toup-.s = trans.rs aud Citizen

Re iao md tHlt me bsa' pace New fcfk 20 pncaFe
lrst qaafy viz or tcip A. BAIT HkLONc m.euiaecFy,
No " al Hs iaysafed obtsined silver
medl - he st lar Of the Amefcaa lSstate s,rD gep
thuuld jai, esimine before PURCHASING clsewhers
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NEW YORK aND HAHLEM HAILkU ID COMA
N n.y. Apr 2Oth l848Ths annual election for Directors
Of This Company will be held at Their Office 40. Tryon
Row. Tuesday the 18th day Of May between the
hours Of and clock The TRANSFER books viii be elS,ed
DAYS inclusive. BY order Of the Board Of Directors A.
KYLE, Jr Secretary BThe .toci holders whose
appear upon the books the Of the shove closing will
be entitled subscbs for the preferred stock
nonns,. viii K. LINED IN few davs So snb,cr;pon
list will be opered at the Office Of Me,s H. G L. schny
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Comp pima containing introduction 1, the rhetortc also
models aud aEume1s Tor narAii0as. ttfe dsscfipuoBs
sse.cher, debates Se, Nc. by A hCUA Professor Of
French iansn and liter the Noout TIE sAa Ara
DENY aidauihor Of tbs Zetste Vetoed Essrs M.shd
Of L..in,g Fteaeh.n second ard hnd aeriss Free 81
John WILEY iGi Broadway. New York.
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