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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

CATAwBA COUNTY n e.
yTyHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED FIFTY MILES
North of Charlotte twenty miles Vest of StateSville.
and twenty-five miles East of Mnganton, at the foot of
the Mountains and III vicinity unsurpassed for the salu
brity of it's climate The Proprietor Dir. T. .. ELLIOTT
announces The public that his House is again open with
every accommodation for the reception of visitors.
The peculiar tonic Alternative and nvigorating proper
ties of this W ATER, render it invaluable in
Distases Of tie Licer Dyspepsia. Chronic Da,rhaa Nr
aous LJiiitg, !S'inaL diseases, Acipent Cn-'
sumption, >=~tuLa, Euptiee Diseases,
and u cases Of debility accompanied with defective appe-
tte and want of assimilation Particularly Females is
this water efcacions
C.. =. Browns riweekly Line of Four Horse Coaches
from Satcsrllle TO Ashevle passes within five miles, and
visitors procure cnnveyances rum Newton to the
Springs at all times There is also tr-weekly Line from
Charlotte to Newton.
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An Australian, from the number of murders com.
mitted in that auriferous region. thinks that Mel
bourne must be that place Shakespeare speaks of
when he says, THAT bourne from which no traveller
returns"
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PUBLIC SALE
NORTH.CAROLINA COPPER MINE,
County of Guilford, State of n. c.
I'm PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A DEED
II of Trust executed 10 the 18th July, 1854 BY Il
President and Directors of the
NOrth.Carolina Mining Company
and Of record in the Registers Office of the county of Gull
ford State of Notwithstanding for certain purposes therein
set forth, will, Trustee in said deed offer for sale
cash the premises. al IL O'Clock, A, a. Til URSDAY
the 2Sth day of July, 1853. that
Valuable Mining Property
in Guford county It. miles south IF Greensboro known
as the NORTlCAROLINA COPPER MINE, containing
100 ACRES, more or less, together with all the
MAJ hinery, Engines, Pumps, Mining Tools, and
Materials
thereunto belonging apperanng and all the other pro-
Pe5sy Of pe1sy kaa Snd description belonging to the said
Possession will be given upon the consumaton of the
sale.
JAMES SLOAN, Trustee.
Greensboro, N. c., May 81, 1859. 2s-wtd.*
STATE OF -CAROLINA.-MARTIN
- Court Of Equity, Spring Tcrm 1859 james W. Red.
ding and others againm Lewis A. Pos ell and others.
To Lewis Powell aud wife Emily. Joseph Reddnr.
Lewis Reddng Louisa Reddng Emily Redding EliraLeth
Redding. James Reddn Mary Redding and John Red.
ding.
Yon are hereby notified to appear at the next Term of
this Court to be held in Williamson on the last Monday
in August next and then and there plead answer or de-
muir to the petition If petitioners in abuve named cause or
Judgment pro will be taken against you und the
sumo heard accordingly.
Witness, c. B. Hassell, Clerk and Master of our said
Court, at office, this the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1859
c. B. HASSELL. c. ME-.
May 49, 1859. (Pr. Adv S8) 2l-w6t.
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A CITIZEN OF WASHINGTON.

LECTURE. The lecture delivered by the Hon. H.
W. Miller, at the Smithsonian Institute on Monday
evening" was listened to by large and appreciative
auditory. 1t was replete with interest and elo-
quence and but sustained the previous reputation
Of the speaker as an orator and scholar. Quite
handsome sum was received in aid Of the Mount
Vernon fund.-States
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A Cure for the Piles!

A Cure for the Piles!
HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED rs YEARS
IA with this terrifying disease, and finding no relief
finally discovered vEGETA BILE ON MENT which, he
leive is unparalleled in its efficacy. Having cured myself
and many others. now offer this remedy to the public
the most speedy discovered H. is no Northern
humbug could produce many proofs but as the Oint.
ment is out on its merits those that are afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment By sending
One Dollar and cents in Post Office stamps Box will
be sent anywhere in the United States
Address, NEAL BROWN,
: 49,, Raleigh, NC.
AyI, SSoS' l9-wats
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TO PHYSICIANS,

A PHYSICIANS SITUATION Is FOR SALE WITH
part of Virginia.
The purchaser will be introaced to practice which
pays from $4,000 to be 500 Gr and constantly inereas
ing Good society and goe schools 1t is first rate ~
cation for a regular Phys;sn.
Enquire Of the Editor Of this paper. -
Apfil IL lsS0 lEwE*
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SPECIE GONG TO EuRoPE-Three steamers sailed
from New York on Saturday last carrying $3.50
000 In spbcie.
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$3.50 REWARD.

you REWARD.
STOLEN FROM MY STABLES IN MARLBOROUGH,
- Edgecombe county on THURSDAY NIGHT last one of my
MATCH HORSES medium size for Carriage color black
POO 'a but grown out very heavily generally carries bis
nead IN dropping position, and when moving, easy
creeping trot; eight or nine years old.
II l am not laborng under mistake, he has white
foot black quilted seat Saddle without any tree heavy
time.
vii! give the above reward for the apprehension and
conv!ctng of the thief twenty-five dollars f inOrua'
ton by which can recover the horse and saddle.
DAVID w. BtLLUCk.
Tarboro', June 8, 1859. SWIM
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FO II s AL E.

rsy- The above valuable SPRING, or Watering Place,
is now offered tor sale 1t has fine first class patronage
large, wcll.rrang"d house, and other oubudlnss all
new and capable Of entertaining from - to III persons
is within * miles of the Western N. c. Railroad, and
is the best medicinal in the State There nearly
3u Acres of Iand-6u newly cleared Is of
good bottom, and the balance we'll tmbered contains
Saw and Grst Mill and is well adapted to the culture of
Corn Wheat, Oats and Tubacco is well improved and
healthy pleasantly and beautifully situated any in the
State and is but ) miles to beautiful mountain. will
also sell superior Rosewood PIANO and lot of Ne
GROES, if desired.
TERMs:-From One to Five years, with approved bond
Z. U. ELLIOTT.
June 6, 1852 23-w5tpd.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

HRS. s. A. MCDOWELL Is. F. ARLINGTON,
IL having entered into co-partnershp in The practice
of Dentistry, would respectfully inform the public that
they are permanently located in Godsboro and fully pre-
pared perform all operations in the various branches of
the profession in the most thorough and approved manner
Dr. Mcdowell who has had enlarged experience in the art
the following styles of work will be furnished
BILE these requiring artificial teeth" Continuous
Block very beautiful and desirable style of work. "Con
tnuous Gum" Sectional Block, on Gold; the "Vulca-
mite b use" aud the various styles of single teeth.
The above styles OF work will be furnished to the pro.
fession when desired at usual rates.
Goldsboro, n G., March -. 1889. 11-wtf.
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES.
HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
CARROLL County, Va

B. F. THOMPSON, A, NJ. Principal,
A.. W. G. No"LlN' B. p. Assistant Principal
ASSOCIATED with efficient instructors.)
VNHE nth SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION VII,
Il commence the first MONDAY in January. and o ~.
nue twenty-one weeks. Board can be had in good fm
lies at six dollars per month. '"N''
Hillsville is village the top of the Blue Ras
commanding view OF the most picturesque, romantic and
sublime scenery.
1t is well supplied with good water and pure air from
the surrounding mountains and is renowned for health Il
affords good society our smaller towns generally l.
situated main thoroughfare from Tennessee IN
North-Caroina which passes line of stages and IL
within few hours travel of the Virginia and Tennesss
Railroad Through the beraty of Messrs Andrew :
Gold Medals have been presented annually for the last wO
years to the best speakers. The Annual Catalogue will h.
sent 10 any desiring further information abont The
school. "
January %, 1859. 5-w6mnd=
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SIDNEY A, SMITH,

ATTORN AT LAW,
RALEIGH. N. c.,
VIII attend the Couaty and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Harnett.
Office Fayetteville Street. opposite the Lawrence
Hotel.
Raleigh, March 81, 1884, le-wtf
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEyILLF
FOR SALE.

IN THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, we viii
" sell on the premises the valuable Farm belonging ia
the estate of the late Thomas Foster and lying on Swan
nanoa River two miles east of the town of Asheve The
Tract contains about
Seven Hundred Acres,
large portion of it the best quality of River Bottom
There the place good
GriSt and wv Mill,
and large and convenient buildings of every kind The
place has long been KIN Of the best stands in the
upcoCntry.
particular description is deemed unnecessary as
any one wishing to buy will look and Judge for himself
TERMS.-Tweve months credit, with bond and approx.
ed security and title withheld until purchase money
is paid.
G. c. ALEXANDER, lp...
THOS. H. FOSTER, ''Aecu'orS'
Feb. IA, 1884, 7-wtds.s
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HUZZA FUR THE CARRIAGE MAKERS
OF RALEIGH!
LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOU MAY
IL guess who for ALL am in the ring, manufacturing
Carriages and Busgies,
and that with good materials will sell low for Cash
good Aes will trade for Park in the pork season. for
Corn Bacon, Flour. My Shop is two squares south
west of Capitol Square, and near the Masonic Lodge
JOHN WYATT
Raleigh, May IA, 1859. 2O-wtf
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NOTICE,

II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
IL liens Of Raleigh and The surrounding country that
continue TO carry on the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in RAJ
leigh, ut WIN II. HOlLOMAN'S OLD STAND. have
the Smith that had last year. his business is shoeing
Horses and working Farming Tools he also do iron
work Carriages nope by strict attention to BUSINESS
to share liberal patronage.
JOHN WYATT
January IA, 1885,. 3-wly
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LOUIsBURC MALE ACADEMY.

LOUISBURG MALE ACADEMY.
TIME FALL SESSION OF 1853 WILL COMMENCE
Il on the second MONDAY in July
Boarders will be accommodated in the family of the
Principal at IS per month"; lights only excepted. Those
notice of that fact.
TuIrroS:.Common English branches $40. Languages
and higher English SIS per session. Incidental tax 50
N. s. DAVIS, Principal.
June 6, 1859. 2s-w4t.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A VALU.
able Tract of Land, lying three and half miles West
OF Greensborough the Salem road containing 800
about one half of it in timber which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms
each about 90 feet square, Barn. Stables and
out buildings, with good Well of water.
The place well watered and has good meadow lands
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco and portions of this place
are thought to be equally well adapted to the growth
tobacco.
Persons in want of place would do well to examine the
premises credit will be given, and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pur
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL
rtfE
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]. R.. BULLA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
ASHEBORO',N n. c.,
Will! attend the Courts of Randolph Moore Montgomery
Davidson aud Guford and promptly attend to all business
March "a, 1859. 12-w6m.
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Call at the Raleigh New Cheap Cash Store,
No. A., FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
Zone door a6ore James H. I5wles)
IF YOU WISH TO GET BARGAINS HAVE JUST
Il received from New York entire new stock Of
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods
Of the latest styles and Importation which, having been
bought after the great rush of trade orer Mt much
lower prices than hose bought earlier which intend to
sell at small advance first cost call and see for your.
selves. hope old friends and customers will give me
call before buying elsewhere think will be 10 their
interest. Money saved is money made:
JOHN CREECH
April 70, loos I-wly.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE PUB
Il lie generally that he has recently taken the Old
Stand well known by every body, of the Capitol
Square, and formerly occupied by VIM F. Clarke and is
fully prepared 10 carry coachmakng in all its various
branches, and in the STYLE Prices suit the
times
Persons will do well to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. JAMES BASHFORD
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1859. swim.
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o., 900 PER YEAR: HONORABLE BUSI.
NESS!

a GENTS WANTED, LOCAL OR TRAVELLING, IN
the sale Of New Articles (Paent) of utility, beauty and
novelty, demanded in every family Office store and manu
factory atfcrding large profits and quick SALE No hum
bug or medicine, and no bonus for patent right. Books Of
description, TERMS references and notices mailed on app
cation, with three cent stamp, to
WILBUR, SMITH CO..
S6 So"th Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 2, 1859. lS-w2m.
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alarmed.

ALIDHpGK-BAsTuR.-InJ Jersey City, by the Rev Mr.
c. Hoover ALFRED j. AIDRIDGE of Bergen N j., to MISS
CoRDElIA A. BAsrUR of jersey City.
California papers please copy.
CAIvRs-GLYS.-Un Thursday, Sept 80, 1855, by the
Rev. Mr. JONES' of Madison street Mariners church. Mr.
BENJAMIN CARVER, OF South Carolina MISS AGNES GLYN
Of New York.
ToMPKINs-sAw1E1L-AtS Sing Sing, 90 Tuesday evening,
Augusta ut the First Presby church, by the Rev
Wilson PhraDer, MIR. JOSEPH ToMPKNs, of Louis yile
KY, TO SAsAH A. daughter OF the Rev. 6 n. Sawte Of
Havre France.
YouNG-GnDERsIxvR- On Saturday, July so, at the re
edeDce Of the broes father, huntington, L. L., bs the
Rev Samuel T. johnson. Mr.. THOMAS B YOU'VE OF this
city to MISE NARY O. daughter of Thomas W. Gidersieve
ssq of the former place
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GIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS
AWARDED TO TIE T. . s1 WRITERS
THREE ORIGINAL sPokrINe STORIES


The undersigned, editor and proprietor the New Yer
Gpps IN Orssr assp pace with the proSr.ssve spin. g
FOR rHt FIVE Hhs KSf HssE p9dk,1s s,opp.
Suitable for publication In the Clipper the money be ap
FKsr PRIzE-Two Hundred Fifty Dolan-for tho besk
story.
saeo.p Pszs-one Hundred and Fifty Dollan-for tho
PazE-one hundred oars-for the third in order a
merit
Each story to Be Of 200 sooseap IN euxA and
Nome admitted for competition after thst date.
of &c IN % s Do Be out Of place for The
language that the masses the readily oomprehsa4
thrilling and I Ike ircdens 10 high LIFE inoduca
sporting celebrities and descriptions OF e In tovn
and describe The dnss eo
house. and sy bare their hearss and poa
out The 10 o.ee and vice Of Tie profession and OF 10
and p,osrs.: e the bushes; show up Be Ssef. IA
but =
PER TO ose will the be awarded any or a
of the above hints are tax into consideration
petors the award made succesnul
stories viii he suihors " purchAsed
shown; bus the prizes will be honest AWARDED sccor ling Is
thu merit OF the productions sent for compe.in The oest
ders of the patrons Of the CLIPPER C,mpe
triton 10 open to al and child, hume
aorosd zach writer viii please send his or real
story written Cd the ontsice When the award b
e vslope bearing the title corresponding With u
decision The others viii be beld sp called or sent for
Editor and proprietor ~ s sk S Sp ri. Go,.r
NO 2c Ann sire II
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tacheo together with tho m ~ apo baegfRe care uno WV
passenger Cars, yrecytAe' mo wee y ,s
depth espt feet of water tnc scrn; 'us moru
ing psest nted horrible sgu. sne or~t'u paunoaeo'
lar Vie second car resfed parity on tne hmDes aud inc
forward car both completely sin.sned u atoms me
persons Killed and ipefad were mostly IN the Tor ward
Car. .. -. 4. - l.,
the for ward car but cAnun nc cunt for MS escape
When De found himself unioJured ne discovered Sc
ven al persOas struggling IA tne wafer oeaeash tue
cars; but he couia LOT approach them ~itaout q
raft. which he soon constructed, AMI assisted Sc
yers from their peroue position. Tne conductor
perfectly frantic aGcO1n Of the death Of ns wife aad
her mosner aud was the eafe, utterly incapable OF
oerpg the least ssfstrnce 10 any one Tue rvivng
passengers strangers 10 toe location and 10 other
driven 10 tbs nrcessy IT securing the neghbOrng
farmers shd resdeDs To sssst providing quarters
the MANNED and bruised, auo taxing charge OF the
fortunate dead.
Every person injured aud the atives Of every one
thus slaughtered will be unable 70 and sny consolation in
the law. Tbs Northern Railroad company is a broken
down, ps0'vent miserable concern. None of its debs
have been Corrected for years. and its credit has not
least 1pg whatever Every dollar Of its original sub
able 10 pay lis runnog expenses has been
opened IL 10 uDder heavy mortgages, ana mas been ad-
versseo for sale again Again IL yentualy fall
into the bands Of the CeDta road the
OF that concern have priority OF claim.
There was much indignation running through the north
uttered that the supern endens, sgentg managers
ought 70 be indicted Certainly, example 70 Do
MADE, this case which will justify the people and the
authorities 10 In the matter The fact that sAlv0
IN tne shape OF money can De expected may ba> the
means OF bringing the guilty 10 punishment for in
'oucng people 70 their BRIGGS when they
notorouay known be and dilapdassd NJ to be
constantly IN danger OF instantaneous death.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, AUGUST T. 1852

Inc sate Committee have expressed no opinion upoa the
suhjeoss isavng entirely with the party when reprs
Dcpted = Syracuse 70 select delegates then, direct
when, bow sqd ~ whom said alton shall 90 cho
may have Desn the original intention 10 incorporate
the action tho ards induced the Commtee 10 mo tily
the call - up rs. But there are always rslrac ry
spirs rarely e' satisned with anything, is mot TO be
expected ss VI csi0n OF the Committee day will pro-
duce entire peac nd harmony.
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COrOher's Inquest.

FATAL ENHANCEMENT AoCIDRNr.-Coroner Jackman held
an inquest upon the body Of man named Peter Macken,
Of lo1 street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues who
died from the effects Of injuries accidentally received by
falling down an embankment in Ninety seventh street,
between Fourth and Fifth Deceased 1t appeared
was returning 10 his home the night IF the 9th u
when he missed his way In the dark and fell into deep
chas receiving such severe injuries that he died
sequence The Jury in rendering verdict took occasion
70 cali the attention Of the authorities the dangerous
condition Of the above street, and the Coroner Was re.
ouesed % use his exertions TO have the evil remedied
forthwith. Deceased . native Of Ireland and was
about thirty five years Of age.
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Jos. Russell, Warren county.
q. I. FaiTchild. MAdisrn county.
L. 3. jerks. Cattsraugus county.
John r. Phelps, ChAutauque county.
VIM. u Vaudeville, Colunbla county.
Ans0n h errick, New York
Duncan b. Magee, Steuben county.
Isaac v. Fowler, New YORK..
Smith Ely, Jr, New York.
David SPEAKER. Montgomery county.
Peter rowe schenectady county.
Cyrrs 1hayer, schenectady county.
Q. 1hone0n. Schenectady county.
John n Shea, il Schenectady county.
VIM. q. Bhosdea. Chenango county.
Luke lodge. Schenectady county.
Pomeroy Tucker, Wayne county.
d B. TAYLOR, New York.
Thomas c Ftelda New York.
James II Sheriff., Washington county,
A Holbrook, Jr., Warrington county.
X. @. b. Cornell, New York city.
T HcMAnny. kenM elaer county.
James Reilly, New YORK.
hober. Gamble New York.
William Davis, Albany.
y. "a. Croocker, Wss hington county.
William Colem an, Washineton county.
Tbomau byrnes, New YORK.
John b. Nntew, Albany.
Theodore Miller Columbia county.
h A. 1ilden, Columbia county.
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A CusiOus Phenomenon.

ING SING, n. Y, august 8, 1909
During the severe thunder atorm this afternoon the
electric fluid the telegraph office IN this place,
burst the gssppe, gnirad the gas and set the
building on hre TIE flames, however,
tnguisheo causing but slight damage. 1t is supposed
1bat there leak Of gas and the electric spark
Quoted the flame TO the
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OR. J. BCvEE DoDs, lMPEkIAL WINE BIT sRs-
~ DR. DODs has opened suit CT elegant ct $40
65i Broadway for the exAmnsusp and Eeamen pAue
and where his imperial wine bttars for the Of pcpi
puon weak upEn weak stomach and dobLt
may be hst The bters are put up Ia quar- bottles with u
name OF DR. j. Bovee Dods imperial blown
glass. with directions for Price d 20 bottle Tho
Usual discount 70 tho trade The doctor be consued dan
from IL toe
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Bass Couventon Should no mention be naaas Of 10
u ss:s
bs declare vrssuar Which he %aS cSoos q
ucs ssa a Sia: sSSs E ss
nes.ve sut might With propIisv ssimsd mat the sub
aS'ss' 81 ~
Who % H. seo he ooo
ysnton, Dsisl that such omission would b. unwarants
ihs ;sh. iSro" a. i@psdimeps NJ IN Ss way
o:. sS IN Of ~ A I'M
s D %"ds 81 S. s e he xaSS
$:js1s ia hey could siiissy
BE-. to The Of tbs. question ey he cpysnaon They
prssssd thr 5ueh ssIssstss
s:s
nay be Allowed 70 sss:t th, early settlement Of ths
ss mo-
party large can Ss gained ~ keeping open for @
sas: ss
g ne Ss
re ssfi s
9 r. s
were not chosen with reference % action upon IT, therefore
Pc e
ns % o and than no a.
convention Q. 70 refer their 70 he sewers. Con
quarter providing the disposition Of this question be
toned the call Of the objects Of the Convention and
the assembling of apoher bAte don
sesson Of the year may thereby be rendered uonecessA
before the new York democracy good policy
herepce party usage demand the appointment
ton The latter bes. " bold speca Convention for
that purpose 10 the delegates Oonveuton 70
held hs fall" question which has been very fully as
cused BY the democratic only DO decided by
democratic State Convention and those who desire prompt
and early decon have right expect that the stale Go
nee will nter obstacles In the Of the attainment
Of that object.
The conductors Of the democratic 10 this ate have
great others possibly have the unity snd
success OF the democratic and this feeling prompts the
liberty take In submitting IN the preceding hastily writ
HAM'L M. SHAW.
We entirely the views of the above commuuica
uou earnestly upon the stAe Committee pursue
The of Indicated
harmony and Of the democratic party In the State and
u q
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The Great West 10 the Promised Land In
Tho eyes of Ions both In the Old World the
efne soil and magnificent iuues development
the sources OF ,ts attractions But beautiful
there Turks malaria of deadly ind winch
great of hat splendid region aud
for yeare to EmiarantS and others
template settle in hat section will do well
them selves 18th the only that has found efficient
speedy end certain: J. HUsfETTsn's celebrst
n,ers which hss spstchsd hundreds from untimey
Their operation upon the digestive felt
to be tenefen without being violent For sale ~ drugg.
and dealers generally everywhere Principal depot Is and 10
PA