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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
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MARRIAGE
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.

WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY.
M ANY AND Many A WIFE ENDUR1S YEARS OF
A bodily suffering and Of mental anguish prostrats aad
hsess enbtterng her life that Of her husband and has
atns ths future welfare Of her children arising from
which, would have spared che suffering the anguish
70 the wife, and 70 the husband and peouni
sy having their origin In the mind being weighed
eown and hrsssed in consequence Of the sickness Ne
how mportant the should bs svsry
wife, TO husband that the dreadful AID harrowna
eonsequences the health and happiness OF both k
any portion Of the be spent without the full enjoy
nspt Of the other The timely possession OF little worh
entitled follows has been the Of saving the health
and the life Of thousands, as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have bssn sold the first edition Issued
and pressing request who been indebted 70 M
for All they hold dear THAT all have An
portunity ofobtaning and who have favored him with
Of some Of which are aunexs
N abe advsrtsement.
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRlvATE MEDICAL COMPANIoN
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
rRoyrssoR OF DISEASES or woMnN.
Isseatith Edition. lsn'o, PIP $50. Price. Sl,0o
THIS WORK is INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR THE
important secrets which should be known them
63ularly.
Here, every female-ths wife, tho oher-the either
budding into womanhood the in the decline OF
discover the causes symptoms and soient
diee and most certain mode Of In complaint "
which her sex is subject.
The revelations contained In les pages have proved
by he autho (Which he permitted BY the writer's pub
kRhl will attest.
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UHIFPIu0.

Il sseamshiD PACIFIC, Captain Hsra Eys.-rhis sseam
WIN depart with shs nal. for EuTOss ponnyely on SAT-
the foet Of Canal No berth sseursd dn pad fer
passsss. having snesuaes for elegance Or
''p" EDWARD K. COLLINS, IS Wan street.
The ATLANTIC viii succeed the Pseihe end sail oote
Der l2th.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
MIR. WIN rIlROP.

While the Southern Loeofoco presses are
nsssllins this gentleman, 1t is bu, justice to
him TO recall to the Southern mind fact,
which is = sufficient reply to all their as.
saulis.
Two years ago a convention was held in
Massach use,,s. Tho allies Of the Democra.
cy, who came near siecting w. J. Brown
Speaker, led then, as they are now, by Allen,
Of Worcester, attempted TO commit the Wing
party to vote against any man who was not
pledged against slavery and its cxleusion.-
Mr.. Winthrop resisted this eff,rt, and did SO
successfully. He would not consent lha, the
Union should be endangered BY the forma lion
Of sectional par.ies-us Van Buren, dd-nor
that a Southern man should, simply because
he was Southern man, be denounced as IN
worthy Of the highest Offices Of the Republic.
flo defeated the Free Sellers and their allies
then, and he thereby incurred their eternal
ha,e.-Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
'lIllll,

"Oir neighbor Of the Charlotte journal
awards to Mr.. Stanly of North Carolina the
cred, Of having defeated The treachery of w.
J. Brown, during the recent contest for
Speaker - Chester Palmetto StGaddrd.
Will our neighbor Of the Che,ter Palmetto
Standard please tell US what there is funny
in doing person justice. Mr.. StanIy is ce..
tsinIy entitled to the honor Of being he means
Of bringing to ligh, W. J. Brovn'streachery.
Mr.. Bay ~ Of Va, 10 his remarks on the oc.
casion. thanked him, as he did aIsoMr. A n.
man, Of Mass, for the part they took in the
discovery. We are no, one those who with.
hold the need Of praise from Others, because
The honor does not iaure TO our State. Had a
member from South Carolina been the means
Of making the discovery we would with The
greatest pleasure have awarded him the hon.
or. But not SO with the Editor Of the Stand.
ard, and too many others in South Carolina
they desire TO claim the honor Of every
thing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
The Presidents Message.

Theirs seems TO have been discrepancy ia
the President'sMcssage as published 10 the In
teliisencer and the other Washington papers.
In the tbird.paragraph the following sentence
occurs:
1--WE are at peace with all the world, and
seek TO maintain our cherished relations Of
amity with The rest Of mankind"
In the Inlellisencer it occurs as foIows:
We are at peace with all The nations Of
the world and seek 10 maintain our cherish.
ed relations of amIiy with them"
This discrepancy has afforded the Locofo.
CO press subjec, Of mcrrimen'. Well, lei
them laugh, if i, aft rls item any pleasure.
Let those laugh that lose for those that win
will be sure to laugh. The Lncofoco parry
we're so disappointed at The defeat of Gen.
Cass and mortified al the loss of the 4" loaves
and fishes" tina, they rejoice to have airy
Gauss 10 find fault with Gen. Tay lor but We
think they are hard run to make sport Of an
error like the above. That an error and over.
sight occurred we have the authority of tho
Union, which states tina, il had been request.
ted to alter the passage. Those engaged in
conducting a sspaper know that The mo,I
talented men are bad hands to prepare manu-
script for the press that such 40 error might
have occurred TO any man, even with as macy
advisers as Gen. Taylor has. Blu, the Loco
Foco press, charge this error entirely to the
ignorance Of Gen. Taylor and the writer oil
the Message.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
SUPREME COURT.

This Tribunal me, in this Cny, on Monday
all the Judges in attendance.
The following Gentlemen have been ad'
mitled, upon examination, to County Court
practice:
Henry McLin, Newbern II. c. Jones,
b auforl, Carierei WIN. Il. Virgins, Ok
ford, Granville Hascll Norwood Hil'sboro'
S. E. Wilisms, Of Sampson county Rich.
ard A. Caldwell. Salisbury; VIM. Black,
Mecklenburg; A. II. Joyce, Stokes County
n. c.; VIM. P. Tyler. Berthe. n. c.; VIM.
Williams, Buncombc, N. c.; Tourney
George. Columbus county; S. W. DAVIS
Charlotte; q. NJ. Lee. Sampson; J. n
Montgomery, Casweil; B. +. Little. Rich
mond county. n. C.. r. J. Clegg. Chatham
comfy, N. G.. ID. s. Johus,on. Yancy vile
y. c.; J,hn N. Daniel, Halifax; X. ii
Brown, A.hboro'. Diver r. Meats, VII
mns,ou Quentin W ee, Raleigh.
And tho following have been admitted Il
Superior Couri LIc-nce:
John B. Bynum. Jackson; J,hn A. BEN
bury. Edrn,on; Rufus W. Wharton, Green's
boro'. /; VIM. S. Bryan, Raleigh; A. +. Bfe
ward, Lincoln county; A p. Yancey, Her,
ford VIM. N. Peacock, Mont gomery coun
iy.- Rdleigh Register, January I'd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
LOYALTY or SOUTH CARoLINA-UNlON
OF THE STATES!

The feelings expressed al the celebration
Of the landing Of the Ply mouth Pilgrims IN
Charleston, on the 22d uli., fall like OIL upon
troubled waters 9th soothing effect. Taken
in connection with some recent expressions
of the press in various par,s Of the South,
thew serve 10 reassuie US the, strong hliai
a,,achmcn, TO the Federal union-in whose
life lives all The omise oil the iulure--ls lena
ciousiy cherished among our Southern bIs,h'
ron, and tina, the irritation winch now ire's
the nation on the slavery question, will not
be permitted to produce permanent, aliena'
;on in the great American household. Some
Of the mos, intelligent citizens OF Charles
ton participated in The iliaI festival. aud their
,oasls aud speeches breathe the utmost spirit
Of nationality aud patriotism. Among the
loas,s was the following:
The North and South Poles Of our coun.
sry: Heaven grant that the true Equinoefdi
line between them may he fvund right speedI-
ly.
After referring TO the greatness OF this
country AMI tie rapidny OF It's growth, Dr.
Gllmsn spoke Of tho dissensions which as
sail il, and expressed the hope that the very
magnitude Of the interests involved, NIGH
constitute our safeguard ard strength
Yes, it is impossible that tn Uoion car
be dissol, ed-tbis Uni, n. which his beeotier
in the breast Of all lis children sentiment q
my s,srious and indesiruc,ble loyalty, tina
has as,onished the world. and 0lfiied the
calculations aud extot,ed the CONVICTIONS 0
tho wondering minions Of monarchy.
Yes, il Is impossible that this Union car
bo permanently dissolved! Even II, IN
moment Of irritation aud Misunderstanding
separation should be effected, depend upon II
as God is true, somc method aud principle o
re union would assuredly be con.rlved' ou
common general origin, position, language
religion, history, farms of government, man
ners, civil Iaw+, habltudes, interest, nccessi
tics, worn channels o( intercourse--Bll HI
caesores, in short so perfectly set forth u
Washlugton's Farewell Address must crys
talize IL. idto a certain unity, whether po,u
clans will il or not, and notwithstanding som'
dis parlies in manners and ms llu'ion'.
We stili see 10 our national council
those giah spirits, who have plotted us II
other days, through stormy seas, and whit
have the hand aud the heat TO do 1t again
So long as Webster, the type aud genius
the East-Calhoun, the type and genius o
The Soulh-C!ay, the type and genus OF ih'
ives, aud oil three united, the type ao
genius Of our republic, in its happiest phase
So long as these men have Il consulting volc
in our destiny, is there MT large mlrgi
for hone
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
IMPORTANT SUGGESTION.

The New Orleans Bulletin in commenting
on the late disorganizrd state Of the House
Of Representatives,, suggests as On titciual
guard 10 the iccuirerc. Of such state Of
things an amendment. TO the Constitution,
providing taut whenever either house shall
no, complete an organization vii hin I'm days
after the legal day of meeting, that house
should be ipso facio dissolved, and new elec.
tons shall take place within 80 days through.
out the uniun. We guarantee tina, under
such provision there never would DO an in.
stance in which the organization would not
he completed within the required time, as
nne gu, Of ten Of the members would as soon
face The old gentleman" himself, Is their
consli uents under such ciIcums,ances.-
4" Where there is riH there is a ray" ard
the udy would soon be found rather than nc.
ccpt the alternative.
We do no, agree with the suggestion Of
the Bulletin. The better plan would be tn
pass law stopping their per diem allowance
until organized. --ED. CmARporrK Jora.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
.oReGov-MR TlIURsToN. =

Being prescn, in the Representatives Hall
on the frs, day Of the Sessicn Of Corgra
we we're witness of The sensation produced,
and sharer Of the singular emotion excited.
when the clerk, in calling the roll Of mem.
ber., by States and Te,ri,osies. uttered ihs
words Organ Mr.. Thu,sion. (ihe name
Of the d.Iesale) and The answer was prompt.
" given" Here y Yes-Ofegon had IN.
deed come That far IF region. which
scarcely ID, ZEN years ago seemed lrkc an ap.
pcndage Of another planet, answered " Here
by lis representative, in the Capitol al Wash.
ington
Il was tho mighty Atlantic calling in
laundering tone to the equally mighty Paci.
fc g,cu you To duy = aud the latter re.
spending in tie roar of its sur ges, recipro.
cate Jour greeting" Thought could but bs
busy with the past, as veil es with the RE.
sent and the future. II ranged rapidly from
the Rock of Plymouth TO the Fails Of The
Willamc,,e--f,om December 1920 TO De.
ccmber ls49, and ccming down 10 the as.
scnblagc in the Hall as TO n focal point, il
there found tangible and living evidences ,ha,
the Young Clan, Of The Yves, already stands
with i"o, on either ocean = Wilmingtcn
Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
For the Charlotte Journal.

Ate meeting Of the North Carolina Stock
holders Of the Charlotte and South Carolina
Rail 70 d, held in Charlotte, on the 2s,h
December, le49, on motion, A. Graham,
Esq, vas called to tho chair, and L. H..
Brem appointed Secretary.
DR.. c. J. Fox exp's,ned the otjec, for
which the meeting was called. tie said II
was 10 enable the Stockholders To designate
the psa, where they wished .he Depot TO be
loo a,ed, q tho, the President and Directors
would have clear expression Of their prcte.
renee.
Alter DR.. Fox had taken his seat, Nj. w.
r. Myers offered the following Resolutions,
and moved their adoption:
R.solred, That in the oririon Il this meeting,
the proposed location Of the Depot of tho Charlotte
and South Carolina Rail Road at this place. at the
font Of Tryon street, known As tho property of W.
, W Elm., 10 the most eligible. fit and proper, and
one the hest calculated 10 npart the greatest good
aud the largest be neft to our people. and tie least
calculated effect injurlousy their present interest
or future prosperity.
! Resolved, That the President and Directors be
requested, and Engineers instructed. to carry ou'
! the object and intent Of the above Resolution.
! Reso!rsd That this meeting do net express any
opinion as the purchase Of the property known ~
Bank property. believing il {or at least part OF Il
property which csnes log tnia,sly within the pro
vision Of tho Rail Road charter, subject 10 be con
demned, if necessary, 10 Tho construction oil the
! Road.
Pending the adoption of the above Resolu
lions, Mr.. J. II. Wills, and DR.. Fox explain
ed their motives for the course they pursued
: as Directors, in The location of the Depot
Their explanations were alike honorable te
themselves and satisfactory TO the Stockhol.
ders. After spicy discussion, participated
in by Gen. Young, Col. Coleman, and Mr..
W. r. Myers, IN favor cf the adoption of the
foregoing Resolutions. ard Mr.. Wilson, and
DR.. Fox, in opposition, the Resolutions were
adopted by an overwhelming minority, GU.
10 81, thus settling the exciting question "
Tongs, US.
On motion, the meeting adj 'urned.
A. GRAHAM, China.
r. II. BRrM, Sec'y.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
Next Governor,

We have noticed that several Of our breth.
rem Of the Wing Press have been suggesting
the proprie,y Of holding a Convention for the
nomination Of a candidate for Governor, and
several gentlemen's names have been thrown
forward as suitable cand dates. Now. rs far
as we are concerned, we see no objection to
q Convention; but we do objec, TO seeing
other genllemen's names brought forward,
and for this reason Since the eecio of
Governor has been given 10 the people, i,
has been usual for the individual last elected
to be considered the candidate FOL two terms.
Now, we would like 10 know v hat Gov. Man.
" has done that he should be made an ex.
cep,ion 10 this rule ? Arc the Wings willing
to bluff him of because Mr.. Reid by the aid
Of the Free Suffrage Question, came so near
defeating him. We are for dong justice TO
Gov. Manly. l, i. tue, the Convention may
renomina,e him, yet we see no good in sug
costing the names Of other gentlemen before
the assembling Of The Convention, i, will
no doubt do harm. When the Conyen
lion assemblies, if they fad upon free ex
preston Of opinion that Gov. Manly is mol
The strongest man, then let that body do what
the interests Of the Wing Party require a,
their hands, and select our strongest cham.
ron.
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count Of having Teen speaking and riding oil
3ay. He made a few remarks relative TO
his success at Rocky River Church. lie
said he had obtained two more Of the 100
This announcement was received with plea.
sure.
After he concluded, Gov. Morchcad, pre-.
sen,ed in humorous way bill of exchange
drawn by Cabarrus on Mecklenburg Tor
$50 900, double her subscription to the Char
lolte and Columbia Rail Road. 1t being
drawn at sigh, he hoped it would not be pro
tested.
Dr.. Fox stated that if little time was
given The draft should be accepted.
A Committee was appointed, consisting OF
Messrs. J. W. Osborne, VIM. Johnson, aad
Charles J. Fox, to solicit subscriptions in
aid Of the Central Rail Road.
The meeting then adjourned.
We have not pretended to give any thing
like full account Of what was said or the
manner. A person to enjoy tho pleasure
oush, TO have been present.
We regret tina, these gentlemen did no
obtain any subscriptions in this county, as ia
as we have heard. They came at most IN
propi,ious time.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
KENTUCKY CONVENTION ADJOURNED.

KENTUCKY tONNEN1lON ADJOt IN I'D.
This body adjourned on the els, instant,
after issuing an address giving a birds eye
vew of the proceedings for new constliu-
iinn. il had been 10 session three mrnlhs
Gar.et Davis Naive American proposition
was rejected, go to 6. The changes made
in the Constitution are 10 I've submitted 10 q
vote Of The people. They are as fellows:
The Biennial SESSIONS Of the Legislature,
limited to sixty days; expressly prohibiting
the Legislature from contracting any debt,
save for the expenses Of the Government,
without the assent Of the people; ths sp
pointing Of the Judges by vote Of The people,
an appellate Judge for 8 years, and circuit
judge for 6 years, the clerks Of the several
courts, sher,t!s, justices Of the peace, and con.
stables, snd al o,hcr county officers, and Of.
hcers Of the militia, are also to be elected BY
the people the diffusion of knowledge has
been secured by the dedication Of the school
fund TO primary schools; the relation between
master and slave fein,i 20 il was under the
old constitution no slave shall be emanicipa.
ted but upon the condition that such emanci.
pated slave shall be sent out Of the Stale.
The Convention is TO reasonable on the
first Monday in June next, 10 proclaim the
new Constitution, provided il shall receive
the approval Of tho people.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

An article in tho Union gives an account
Of the discovery by Henry NJ. Paine, ESQ,
Of ready and almos, cxpcnseicss mode OF
decomposing water and reducing II TO the
gaseous state. BY tho simple operation of a
veiy small machine without galvan batteries
or the consumption Of metals or acids, aud
only the application OF less than one three
hundredth Il 3o0) part Of one horse power,
Mr. PAYNE produces 900 cubic fec, Of by.
drogen gas, and 100 fee. Of oxygen gas. per
hour. This quantity of these glscs, Che ac-
,ua! cost Of ~hich is less than one cent? will
furnish as much heat by combustion as Zoo
feet of ordinary coal gas, and sufficient 10
supply Iish, equal to 800 common lamps lor
ten hours or to warm an ordinary dwelling
house twelve honis. including tho requisite
heat for the kitchen; or 10 supply the re.
qli.le heat for ono horse power of steam
This in, en,ion has been tested by @ months
operation, applied TO the lighting Of houses,
and recently the applicability OF these gases
to the warming Of houses has also been test
ed with perfectly satisfactory results. A
steam engine, furnace and,s parlor stove, both
adapted TO the burning Of these gases have
been invented, and measures taken for srcur.
Ing pa,cn,s therefor. -Aierapdria &. zetie.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11

Gen. Cass presented 10 the Senate the
following resolution;
Resolred, Tha, the Committee on Foreign
Relations be instructed TO inquire into the ex-
pediency Of suspendins diplomatic relations
with Austria.
This resolution was taken up BY the Sc.
naie on the 4,h instant. Gen. Cass made
lengthy speech denouncins the Austrian Co.
verument. The speech is approved Of BY all
parties. There is not man in this country,
who knows any thing Of the atrocities perPe'
,ra,ed by the Austrian Government on the
Hunsarians, b., will heartily approve Of the
,dop,ioa Of the above resolution.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
North Carolina Argus.

John w. Cameron Esq, has retired from
the editorial management of This paper and
disposed Of ii oSamuel Fulton, Esq We re-.
greet The loss Of SO ellicien, a sentinel a, Mr..
Cameron has proved himself; but an inc reas.
ing family and its attendant cares forces him
TO the necessity Of devoing all his energies
in another direction. Mr.. Fulton in taking
charge Of the establishment, makes q very
pretty address to the public. Tue politics Of
the papers remainslibe same. We extend 10
him the right hand Of fellowship.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
TWO IMPORTANT CoMpRoMIsEs-Mr

CLAY AND TUE IAnIFf-hR CAss AND SLAVERY
The N. York Dry Good. Reporter says,
and repeats that Mr.. Clay is about to intro.
duce a compromise tariff bill, TO stand for
twenty years, wherein specific and advalorem
duties are combined. II is not acquainted
with the details, but unders,and that he does
not propose 10 raise the present scale Of duties,
but only TO substitute the specific for the ad.
valorem where II can be done.
Mr.. Forney, Of the Pcnnsy lvanian, writes
from Washington tina, he has every reason
to anticipate that Gen. Cass will early take
occasion to bring forward compromise pro.
position upon the exciting slavery issue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
HORRIBLE DEATH.

Last week, Sarah Williams, daughter Of
f. p. g. Elizabeth Williams, aged about @
years, while playing in the yard, by some
m,schancc caught. fire, nnd ere assistance
could he afforded, every vesIigo Of its gar.
menis were entirely consumed. The unfor.
iunate victim expired in about IL hours af.
forwards. Truly, death comes when we
least expect him. Yorkrille Misceltany.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
GROSS OUTRAGE.

II tho abandoned villain who left at No. 0,
Washington court, on Thanksgiving eve, a
Is pound turkey, finked by a pair Of fat
chickens, should repeat the insult on Christ.
mas morning, he will meet with warm re-.
Gel iion. - Boston Poa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
Cotton.

This article was selling in Charleston on
the 9TH instant, at lG4 to ia sales reached
1890 bales. Ia Co!umSia 90 the 18th 60 bales
was cold at ga llis small lot of choice
article brought III.