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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06
CRo1oN WATER DRINKERS. READ THE FoI,,,wINc

NR01ON WATER DRINKERS, READ THE FOLLOWING
~ letter OF Professor Renwick Walter Gibson of tho
diaphragm Filtsr-Culumba College, New York 25th June
S47Havng been requested have close aud particular
inquiries into the matter which rnde the roto Water
less turbid and be direct exp
ment inquired into tho effect which matter Is likely to
produce in IL human stomach find tat arg part Of tina
noub matter inorganic and very considerable portion of
that part consists Of living animals In add ion
macu'l have even Fish in tho
carrier Of their growth The that bodies
these tons in the Water as
mat Of and clean mess that they by
hens lam by no means satisfied that these organic bodies
viii der uuwhoesome all while they
in living state; but know that when warm we ,ter p-
tecenee has taken place in the dead natter cannot
fail to he Of disease One other point
conclusive that neonvnience danger may from
drinking Water # this description if not purified by flteriny
From examination OF the best authorities consider
settled that the gastric juice ways if ever act upon
living animals and it tiled, that animals
capable Of attaining siderable of habits lead
them to seek for Blood nourshmen be and both
Inconvenience aud occasional danger
tie Water that contains ttem.-Yours respectfully,
JAS. RENWICK.
WALTER ". GIBSON,
Office of the m Her gRroad ynv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

I 0ST-IN COMING FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
York ny the o'clock TAIN this morning (3d july Lady
gold and blue enameled Watch, with small gold key
The Under win bc literally by leaving
South William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

EXCURSIONS TO TILE FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY
~ Hook M nday Tuesday Friia, Sunday during
The eafsnIhs Steamer Buffalo, Captain IIaneoy will
mond Catharne street. L. r. Sf Grand street. Q; Pier
No N w A. Nj returning by p. NJ Dinner on board
pait Mt cost Fishing tackle board. Pare 30 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

EIvE DOLLARS RENARD.-LOsT GOLD WATCn AND
chain Wednesday afternoon either in the Beecker
street. in going from Bleoker street.
walking through Broome Orchard Any poson eiurn-
the J. Deraismes No. IS William street, up
sta viii receive the above ard the thanks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

YACHT ClGNEl FOR SALE~-TIiE CYGNET Is sCnODN.
crrfgtd i5 IONS hcp built ls 10 inohes On
deck 10 ieet beam depth ar mold inches draw feet
inies aft aud feet nclcs coppctvd IN Ii A.
las had SUIT Of sails dis srg. She finished in 30
most complete manner ard winner Of three rea For patti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

nR RaLrH, AUTHOR or THE "PltACTiCAL PRIVATE
Tsnee sc q Greenwich street Office hogss TO ~ A. ~,
Srrday eZcertcd rhces who npply IN tie early
farrsvd OF te raisiy AID 'te rsonvmsnoe
aeIclnr their 1t chiefly however thor have gf
frtd rm certain class Of PEOPLE OF cthcrs who pr
rery appreciate he services In structure, oi ~ brst OF inc
itnt its advanced and dstVasrg siea (ir snc
ron adypneFes in addition 70 extensive practice Ia s1s
complain laFiL cay and radical wh1h, 10
greer icr s,sns chained from other 10
grriir~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

IfOR SALE-A THOROUGH BRED SETTER DOG, ONE
Il ard half year old well broken and beautiful Dog-w
be sold low the has place keep him. The
Will bet SlU0 there another the United
marked ite him Apply at Purdys Bilard Roor adjoining
the Broadway House. Broadway and Gand street,
the dog an le for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

III 0NIR N)RoAN. AUCTTONs gR-HOU EHOLD FUR.
niture, n PORTE ec-SWIFT MORGAN will sell 1t
suction Friday sy At 10 oe,ek at $50 Broadw corr or
Unit Park, the entire furniture tho house. comprising
fsqu honsek eep NC kitchen urnuIe SO. Also,
supei mali ny extension table, cost Si2 Aso superior
ion d ~ 10 Forte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

Leaving amount Of undivided net profit to 3lst De-
The chairman said that the report having been read he
should be happy to question that might b. asked
The Secretary ut the of the chairman read
part Of the report hearing the profits and the dividends
Oliver Faer Ia directory summed the the company
in few words, by stating that in add ton their million
eari AL they had $3.50 Had they great mutt pit
3D. could not give them any fuller ntorma ion aud would how
that they had less TO their dividend than
sion and hat rather than enoroac on their rest the ca
they had preferred TO cent less dividend They had
now i've per cent in tead Of and they considered the
ary crisis which they had through he thought they
sgee with him that there was no great for laot
er bad and doubtful debts The Chairman said they might be
taken at 425oO to the present but il
collected that they provided Of years profits e,r
hetr Cos OO the years profits and would
the divdcdd which he bought going ugh Captain
Kelly r. NJ thought that satisfactory
sid the circumstances they had money
kes He would ask TO what the
The Chairman replied to the extent Of G6O0
3lst Of December of c55 Captain Kelly NJ made
all for the Of the cpone Tho was
had before COO and they declared six They had
Only 1890 and they divided five per cent per Mr. G.
Robinson and Mr. Gillespie made observaons after
which, Captain Kelly then d. and Mr. N Lewis seconded the
adoption Of the report VII oh was passed unanimously james
noMie ESQ., Alexander Gillespie Esq, aud G. e. Robinson Esq.,
p were then neglected directors vote of thanks then
pas unanimously chairman dircoora when the meet
rg adjourned. Lond' n, 9TH june, ls4S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

DUlLS HEAD COURSE, ALBANIA PURSE or TWO
- Hundred Dollars will be given free for all Trotng Horses
IN Lady Suffolk and she to mile heats
purse close the Maiden Saloon Albany July 9TH AZ 10
o'clock in the evening. Two
SIMMONS h RRICG9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

NO CURE NO CIARGE.--DR MURPHY OF 63 GOLD
street oonhdonuay consoles oil forms private dis
aeee Recent CAGES Of gonohlGa he Consu
puorai debility and npocnoy successfully treated by DR.
nc mercury vted In any hnianos Oho
o. Cold E'rret; crcp from A. n 20 1oPu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

CORhS BuNIONS, BAD NAILS, &c, RADICALLY EX-
~ raced, without the least pain by DR. ShriloI ST.
Petersburg that lhoe will not return Any
Iergn Who will call of their e
owttgcn returning thanks immediate complete
Ills Office M at % thamlers opposite the Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

lRO, DWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Messrs A. MANN
ID h K. A. NAB uiAL-MANAcER w. X. BLAKE-Door opea
SeasonThe management respectfully tho engagement
Of he NOM LAIsR French Ballet Comny1he public
tpec fully inform ed at extensive for perfect
ventilation of tho ent building ia in oycraonrhurs
day Ev ming july lsis will DO pre- cned the Asat
ic Ballet two acts and table called EALMEE
Orr nal WHOM, Nadh Mons H. Monpaisir Elk.Gir Mons
Ba, holomp Hand Mat Adele Monp aisir.
IaQuette 80 Family Circle 25 GALLERY I2 cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

RABY JUMPERS! PATENTED IN THE UNITED STATES
England and France They arc an invaluable assistant to tho
mother In the OF her children, and approved ny thousands
who have them in and the highest medical authority To be
Lad wholesale and retail the general depot 81 iay
q W FUTILE. Patantce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

ii ANlNGTON'S GRAND SACRED DlORAwAS OF THO
II Creation Of the Wod and Tho Delugs combining
most Mechanical Scenic and Optical effects and
onpaned by Vocal
der with selections from Hayins Oratorio Crea.
Open every evening beautiful Hail. 3D6 Broad
way corner of Walker street, next door TO Stoppais
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06
DR. JErrRIEs' ANTIDoTE IS THE MOST srFgcTUAl

II MvNT
eGra Gonorrhoa and other Disorders Sex
ual Organs Long experience has proved win radically cure
any case This desinbo rous obtained in 10 days aud
as II neither creates Oend the palate and renders I'M
nee.ssary any deviation in diet or interruption 70 usual pursuits
Sound sleep healthy digestion the nnince
speedily consistent The production Of horourh ami
and Permanent Its Ingredients entirely vegetable aad
no effect either eonsn.ionay locally
~ ~ use Prize 81 per bottle Sole Agent tits city G. III
MING l92 Broadwa', corner J0' N street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

QANK OF BRITISH NORTH AwERICA-ON Tii1 ora
- instant the annual meeting Of ss company held at the
e'tbtbment In - psenspisce Rshopszae street, and
lar ely attended The chair aiken by James os Es Mr.
De H. Atwood, SECRETARY read the report fellowship the
esenled to tho yrrt at the last annual general
the directors referred the probable raeouon the
oduee contingent upon abundant Europe;
u also remarked the necessity for caution In the business
the bank owing the pressure tho British
marbet Their most anxious cndeavors devoted
j 10 sheut the year guard disasters
not but apprhend from the alb aud toagh
passing through the unparalleled commercial alamiies Of the
t autumn oses greater extent than was expected have
len curr by the hank the Of reeauti which tho
directors had TO he taken have materially
evil which II beyond their prevent The
crcy Of money which experienced for considerable p,
felt thu ough the North American colonies IN the with
draw crment Of mercantile edits and banking
moda In submitting 30 the pr"pe the usual
the results Of the business the
mark that the diminutin the profits compared
those Of year 1886 has been ooasoned by the decreased
amount which they have thought proper asdec
Of prof during The last watery diminished by
bs OF precsu0u adopted by the lec
proh ofthe bank for the ene S NJ making
suired DIVISION bad excocio of
ul year dividend of3 d.
adherng the principle laid down he report
Eel that they best consult the real Of he petorss by
their intention If half the
9TH July next at the rat OF five cent per annum.
The amount OF undivided net profit to the 3ist De.
The net proht for thu year Sii after deduction Of
sll ,mrnt charges and providing for bad and
doubtful debts s................. 5iO45 3 0
flla50! IL 8
Prom which sto be taken the amount Of dividend
paid ut Midsummer lA7. GU,OO0
AtChrsmas, ls47 :. ........., $1,000
- Go0Dt o O
Lcavin amount OF undivided profit to 3lst De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

V(OAkD WANTED-A WELL FURNISHED ROOM WITH
- board whore there but boarler part
Of the city ted upon reasonable terms ean and
his Wife, Address W at this Office stating totns and location
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

NOfICE.-THE HOLDERS or BRIDGEPORT CITY
~ bonds due June TO- 4S and payable the Bank the
state OF New York. notified that
the same deposited in said bank the day they were due
from which tmo interest on said bonds will cease.
III. X. uARRAI. Aren't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

M EDlCAL oFFICE-DR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET,
NA near Chatham street well known the successful
practitioner IN New York in the dis
cases. The Doctors reputation fer skill in these Cd haored
eases hat have existed Tor years ia preenneYt Gcc STRIFE
ure ulcers the body in the throat nvc PAINS In
head and bones Of tho legs elecualy cured Constu.
uona Weakness brought ~ habit inlused by
yonng men, causing layious dreams and nightly emissions po-
nhvey prevented. Recent cured days wi iout
mercury No alteration In diet prevention from business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

7 OsT-0N SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN PASSING FROM
- Gotrck street through Rvngton, and up Bowery to
Fourth street, brt and blue Silk
finding the leaving IL at No uarLy
Iaid - - N~P'"'S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06
MECRANIC's HALL, az BROADWAY, BErwEEN

M EVuA M . HAIL. HZ BRJADWAY BETWEEN
Nl Irapo and Broone MON DAY. JULY and every
night during the wecko original CltKiSFYS MiNSTNES
whose concerts during the past NINE MONTHS re-
oeved with such distinguished
most TINT they will continue their yn
and pimitah night until further notice.
Admission "a cen's Dccrs ct Concert Commences
att Manager and Director. e. P. CHRIsTY An Afternoon
Concert will be gwen SATURDAY. Doors At
to commence Ut O'clock On Tue'dny, July 4th AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

M LDICAL CbRD-DR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE
A eonsnited on all forms OF diseases with that
cess Which practice OF twentysa Those
WI .c suffered from nal treatment would do we'll examine
pr Mp c'am their confidence See his diploma the
signatures Of Sir hSsly Coorcr oce at Fulton e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

(As1LE GARDEN-PERFORMANCE TO COMMENCE AT
~ SoclockAdmission 6u cents-Manalng Dres Mr. Geo
Hennd- M y Cbubb Musical Dector.Psin.sr and Deoo.
pefties MI GiberThunday Evening July G. the entertain.
nens will commence with the BARRACK ROOM-Bsrnari an
Old SOLDIER Me Nickinson; Capt Valmont Carise
Mr. Frsry To he sioceeied b, the HAU Err FAMILY TO
eoncuce vii BoX CoX-Hax, mr. Holland; Coz, II
dIews Mrs j. Mrs II PhlliTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

wv s light Of tie Summer evening
NlELo Giuseppe. Mr De Fenella Miss ValIec TO con-
sude with GLANCE AT PHILADELPHIA-syseseyM Mr.
Js Ts f s MI M SHARP Mr. Leonard Nbbs
Jem Ills, Mr. Goodal; LEe Miss Fisher; Mrs BRYAN Mrs
Tnsyer Harriet Miss Barnett Ceuen tins Mrs Hackurt
Nancy &rs Roget; Auny Jones' West Mary Miss Wal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

,AsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNtTURE--LADIEs AND
zen emen havng srpr'uous effects TO dispose Of sch
wearing apparel, furuitUr, &c obtain ta
same by sending ior the subscriber through the ppst Office or 9TH
Owls, WHO VIII attend at their residence. LEyENSTYN
broadway s'air Ladies attended BY Mrs Leyenstyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

Df roy ELL, oCuLiS1, AuaisT. ETC, ATTENDS Dali
~ H to diseaes OF the Eye and Ear his surgery roys
entrance u Warren street. Just pubfed Tic ed
ton Dr. Fowefs Treatise the Eye pics 50 cent which can
be had ut bis oioe; also his premium serotpr Eyo
large rpIIy 3: Artificial Eyes recently Imported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

ITO TAILORS-THE ADVERTISER BEING WELL AC-
quained with every branch OF The business and having
twelve years experience in London. wishes situation as
foreman and in respectable establishment Address
j. s, at this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

~ Mr.. D. b. Chanrau-heneht of II. Wiiliam..-
unda, evening" July VIII be prfomed IaughabIe Farce
Gale LOAN OF LOVEk-terude Mis- H. Messenger Peter
sTyl Mr. mans Enestine Miss ldreth To he followed by
the lIMkkh HOY-Psddy Miles, Mr. h. Williams After
which loo al sketch entitled NEW YORK AS IT TS-Mosc Mr.
Ghanirau Minsns; hares Meadows Ward William Twill,
Herert Katy Miss f. Mesayer; Kitty. Mi~ Niles
dow Mrs Wray. To conclude with the drama IRELAND
- II ls-rmgg,d Pat Mr.. b. Williams Judy o rrott Miss
Nickrson. Doors at Per commences At ~
s'slocb. a. ~ ant PIT. TX .'rivate Bnxea No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

DlANO FORTE FOR SALE OR 10 HlRE-TuE SUBSCRIBE.
ers have on band assortment Of Tablet rAnspong
PIANO orte from SIX to octavos at their
Avenue, between 10th and lIh streets
WENNERsTRORN T. BERGGIosT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

CTEAM ENGINE AND BoILER-FOR SALE, ONE Sc.
- coud hand Steam Engine ard Boiler power first
rate order will be sold low Srry 70 Hoo Co. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

A TRENCH OR GERMAN CHAMBEaM WHO IN
IA derstands har dresns and dessmakn and who peri
y acquainted with her duty will find excellent situation and
good by calling at No. 426 Broome street.
l2A N, res required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

RURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET-TnIS Es
- abishm viii oIcn for the Monday rext Julv
oh Ladies and gentlemen engaged requested
on me stage on Friday 9TH Instant at " o'clock John Brous
ham stage Manager The gentlemen of
Bile at the Theatre Saturday. sh II O'clock
Loder Musical Dircc N'oS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

ROARDING-h GENTLEMAN OF QUIET HABITS WISHE s
- TO ind comfortable homo in some private family, where
there ere no boardors he would dine down
reference 10 given. Addr call uron w. NJ O. $40
Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

DiAE0 F0RTE,A Great BARGAlN-FoR SALE. ONE
OF Stodart and Dunhams best go Piano
Frtcs has been in oply four months and will 10 found
nance for really valuable and superior
instrument. Apply TO J. nUCKErT
4sS Broadway, Of Broou.e street
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-05-25
THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO.

Our readers will recolect (says the Lynchburg Pat
rioO that the leaders Of the Democratic party deny
positively, that the object the present war was,
the acquisition of territory. The truth Of these
repeated denals may be ascereined by reference to
the last number OF the Democratic Review, in which
the policy Of the absorption Of the whole OF Mexico,
is unblushingly adyoed in the contingency by no
improbable, Of the qualification Of toe Trlst
Treaty. Connect this development with the late mes
sage Of the President, recommending the military oc-
cupatien of Yucatan. and they afford startling com
menary upon the designs ofthe present wild and reck
less administration The objec, OF Mr.. Polk in spring
ing these exciting issues upon the country, the in
cpency Of the Presidential canvass is not very diff
cult to divine. He seeks by this means, 10 divert
scrutiny from the minor eorruptons and meaner pro-
ligacies which have marked his Executive career
He is destined however, TO sore disappointment
The people will, by their votes next fall, rebuke his
wicked and perilous ambition, and at the same time
aix lasting seal Of condemnation upon the ruthless
prescription and unmany passions which constitute
the only Distinguishing or marked attributes of the
Polk regime.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-05-25
TEE Tariff OF ,46.

| &- The Southerner thus notices a speech o.
r. G.. ScoTT, the Democratic elector for the
Richmond District delivered few days ago al
Hanover Court House.
| During the day discussion occurred between two
| Presidential Electors, Mr. r.. G. Scott and Col. ]. A
Meredith. So far as that discussion had reference TO
the tariff, we will offer few, and only few words
Mr. s. asserted that the manufacturers OF the North
were declaring at this time, under the benign influence
OF the tariff of '46, dividend Of 6, Z and 10 per
cent. Now we will not charge MIR. Scott with utter
ing deliberate fasehood; but we must attribute the
declaration, honestly believed, 10 his ignorance
The manufacturers of the North have and are decla-
ring no such dividends, nor Mr. Scott show it
and we request that when he undertakes to talk again
on this subject, he will be better posted up No man
should be so reckless and extravaganza The best of
men may be sometimes fooled and Mr.. Scott must
not believe that all the people he will hereafter address
are devoid OF knowledge to the pecunary condition
OF the manufactures Of the United States
The Lowell factories, which have the largest CAPT
tai oil any at the North, have instance this year
gone above three per cent; and those that have deca
red dividends have not done so out of any profits arr
sing from the last annual and semi annual products Of
their mills, but from surplus capital of two and three
years standing. Some Of the Lowell factories for
instance the Appleton mills, have declared no divi-
demo for the last year at ALL The factories Of Man
chester, N. H. have not only not declared dividends.
but one with capital Of near two millions has had 10
stop. We could so through the whole catalogue in
this way showing the same condition as to the other
manufactures OF the North. BE it understood, that
there are no factories, which have heretofore compe-
ted with the British and other foreign manufacturers
IN the American markets, that have declared divi.
dend oil one solitary cent out Of profits made within
The last twelve months Factories in the interior of
States, (and these are principally confined to States
south of Mary land west of Pennsylvania } where they
are comparatively free from foreign competition, and
depending on local neighborhoods for support, and
fabrcang only certain kinds of coarse domestcs from
cotton and wool, have done we'll This is the true
condllon OF oil the manufactures of the North and if
Mr.. Scott is not fully posted up--if he will cali on us.
we will charge him with such evidence as will enable
him toopen his batteries aganstthat whichhe now, we
fear ignoranty. though honestly. Iauds.
Now, we will inform Mr.. Scott Of few truths
with which he is alike unfamiliar. Every muslin de
lane and baze factory OF the United States has stop.
ped within the last twelve months, from the opera
tons of the tariff of '46 They had, together, say
capital offrom Twelve to fifteen millions Of dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-05-25
TEE wura NATIONAL coNvENTIoM.

We learn from the Philadelphia papers that the
following arrangements hare been adopted in relation
10 the Wing National Convention Of Nomination,
and the Wing Young Mems Convention Of Ratifca-
fion
A committee will be in attendance at the Wing
Reading Room, N. E. corner Of Sixth and Chestnut
Streets from the 9Th OF June, between The hours oil ~
and IL a. M and and 0 p. m, register the names
OF the members Of the Nominating Convention, and
to receive them on behalf Of the Wings Of Phlladel-
phia.
A stirring address Of some length 'to the young
Wings Of the United States" is also put forth by K
Joy Morris, W. S. Price, II. w Arey, Chas. Glpn
and Alexander Murphy, on behalf of The Wings o.
philadelphia, soliciting attendance at the Wing Young
Mems National Convention Of Ratification. AT one
point they say:
GAS band Of brethren, then, prepared TO surrender
every private feeling, we invoke you TO assemble
with US, on the consecraied ground, where the Decls
ration was FIRST proclaimed. which gave US place
among the Independent nations of the earth"
They conclude as follows:
'sThe city of brotherly love will be proud receive
you as her guests. and the Wings Of Philadelphia
where the colors of our faith have never yet beer
struck, since they were first planted her baement
will be reoced TO open their doors, and greet YOU a:
/ fellow soldiers in the glorious cause OF National Re
generation"
| The upper saloon of the Museum Building, Ninth
street. below Chestnut, has been engaged for the use
of the Nominating Convention, which will assemble
at that place at II o'clock, A. NJ, on Wednesday
the 9Th day of June.
The Wing Young Mems Natienal Convention o
Ratification will be held in Independence Square, or
Thursday, the 9Th day Of June.
Measures are in progress to provide for the proper
accommodation of the guests of the city on the I'll
and 9Th oil June.