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New-York tribune., 1841-11-19
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"a rs snosi iima y any other stove. rs sspI- fov
men: of H. stove he IRE NAV be moyei 4 ,icie. 80,
70 farther FROM the oven, thereby increasing or sr,
,sSi,,, m, he.t The Stove has Tour boiler hole sc5 y
esr3tls OF dong as much wosk any o,aer eve. o.,s
general as.or,-asrt Of Stoves, Hollow Ware. s,,,,
Pine &c sc. constantly on hand
NJ - Il lVICKEs, ~ v.ater-.,rss,
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TR AV LIN e..
80 axEw-YoRK,A al BANk AND
= r-r nv STE stROAC LIZ Z f1E AibsrT.
fro.. tto foot OF Cort asd-s-:ee'-
Direc; vi,host :aldirg.

60 TROY STEAstBOAT LINE for Ai0sry,
$500 from iac foot OF Cort ard s-'eei
Direc; vi,host :aldirs.
The DE WITT CLINTON, Saiurd y Ai'ef-o'n' Al o
o'clock. .,.;,-s-
No-lcy-4l Goods Freight, Baggage, BaHs Bills, spe-
Gle or any otbsr k1d oPEsPsEy, ;aaeA ssppsd OF tu'
o board the Bosis s Line be al the risk Of me
oslers Of ssch Goods, freight Baggage. g. MY
pEOPe.h'$ LINE EcY Al.iIASs
= "a = AND INTERMEDIARY PLNCtS
60 st O'Clock P NJ, from the Pie. between
-S--zs---T7c-=s-' C,1Ft!and s-d Liberty
The coum5dious Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA. Capt;
l. W Brsi-afd leaves IS Shove on Thursday aud Sal
arday afternoons at o'clock
The NORTH AMERICA C.Ft NJ II TTue.5en leaves
,s ,bov- at P VI. on Monday ,Wedae-dly sud FRIDAY.
The ROCHESTER, Capt.. 4. 2. ~. JOAN, leaves
.h, direct for Albany on Monday "Wednesday and FIJI
= The above to,is rev and .ubstasti9 furnished
ith elegant Steis Rooms asa ,'' sPee' ~" A'''''0
.;s,i,rs sre un-ivslcd IN ths HUDSON. -,,,,.
FIR Pa>sarc or freight, apply TO r c SCHULTZ at
the Office Oh the Wharf. or OF board M
New-York tribune., 1841-11-19
EASTERN DlVlSl ON


FROM NETWORK.
A Passenger Tram erery morning, except Sunday
leaving tue foot Of Al5anyst o'clock III the Compa
uy's Scrsboat UTICA, Captain Alexander H. Schultz
a Passenger Tram sgery WedneIddy Gnd Saturday a.
erpoon o'clock, from the foot of Albany 'trea N tn
steamboat Utica.
4 Freight Train erery Moniay, Tuesday Tnr'ddy
and Frtdcy afternoon, at O'clock from the loot oil
Chambers street, by the steamboat Union
FROM GOSHEN.
4 Passenger Tram ersry morning, except sunday
nj o'clnck, arriving in Ncwiork by the steamboat Ut-
ca the foot of Albany 81
4 Passenger Tran sVsrg WedResaay and Saturday
afternoon. , O'clock arriving IN New-York by the
stcamhoan U;ca.
/ Freight TRIM emery Aoaday, Tuesday Thursday
and FRIDAY AFTERNOON, oclucs arriving IN New-iot"
by steamboat Uon ana Barses the foo. oil Chambers
scat
For freight or passage inquire At tbs Companys TrEns
eoratiou office. 81 Liberty and West-seets, and
At the various Depots The line Of the road.
Freight nill he received at thc foot of Abany-sreet,
on Wednesdoy ard Saturday, and at the foot OF Cham
sers street, Monday TUESDAY, and Friday una )
o'clock P 81 nc. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o25 If Of the E-se-n Division Ny and Il. r
New-York tribune., 1841-11-19
.1AHU.'s REMEDY E0Ls SALT RHEUN.
= WARNANIEn TO CI-Rs.--snEere.. from thu

y WARRANTED TO CURE.--Sui!ereFs from this
disease requested TO rea tie following ard iFo The
pef,oa. named particulars relation 10 their
Miss Amira Gardner, Of sIoutiie Great Plans. has
for tnaa years been entirely cured after being
coniiued her and preveried from asorng for
~-nty five years She had paid hundreds of collars for
advice ali the medicines Of the dav. without benefit
Mr. Murphy opposite the new brcH church Wa cured
Of salt rhegm ulcer which had rendered her almost TN
able ts -ik for year.
daughter Of Ai.. Watfons in West Chelsea, was IL
iccd lo,lca thlt Der head ~2s nearly con
nuei sore She trtA the EhomPsonan piaH. who's oaly
increased Ler suefirgs entirely cured E -ho.i
u.Hc by usigg one half box Of tin, medicine.
May other can he learned and references OBJ
aine1 by calling upon tho AGENT.
K W. MATHENSON Norwich, Ct.
Messrs A. g. i, SANDS Gentlemen: Feeling indebt-
cd to you for Inc valuable service YOU have render
ed inysclf aad family DO most chce:fly Inform You
,at my wife Is entirely cured Of thc Salt Rheum
by the Of your remedy, aad syrup Of Sdrs-pira-
Shc had be evcreiy afflicted with the disease or her
hands FROM her childhood. and commenced III use oil our
medicines without much confidence, bat only ha:l box
mad he used h-ore there great amendment! and by
continuing fT weeks longer 1t rely eTa'ica-
ted There has been appearance Of the disease for
more than a year. Yours. mos! respectable,
Celskil!, Oct lciI. NAfHl II HiNMAN.
Preaarel and sold Wholesale aad rc.t by 4. r. ~ u.
SANDS ~ nnd 100 Futon IT. and II East Roadway n.
V Sold rlso ty II. Rsws < Co., Albany; f. TriYe;t.
Hartford j 4. Nadswertt. Providence; VIM. Brown,
Isl Washington st. Boston. and By druggists generally
N ~ The principal towns IN the United States
Price, 81 B-Meschaais supplied OH the most lilieF-
Il terms. h. Il & u. SANDS, Druggists,
OF In - and iGI Fulton Il and - s.a>t Ero3dwey.
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szs.SS Pa ckEr DEfhMnER 1T. The PACKET shlS
--eefT-ONTAHIO. w. n. Il. aiish hnser, will sail as
above ier regular dag.
Fer fseehi or pas-age-hs yipg superior aceommodn
tioas-appry board. foot Of Maiden lane az 10
mis- GR!SNELl.. MfNTURN : Ca. &c South s..
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NJ e DICAL.
no ANY VET DOUBT TEE VALUE
- OF I,YNE'S EXPECTORANT lie; theaa rraf
the following Letter from who mas he
- .pElPHrA. Dec.m.sr. =.


sale OF II:
To Dr. JAYxE Dear Sir--1 he Astonishing 80 almost
miraculous beneficial fleets your valuable EAPEC TO-
RANT has ca Isy neigEbor, the Rev Ar. RIsnn- maze
% favorable IN Impression q; mind, that a!sef
.uar With several DIS, aud learning that you
IRREGULAR PRACTITIONER OF NE iClNf. called
upon yos and purchased hsa dozen bottles and told you
ha, II lived to take them you should have good ePor;
from
am live ana well this day thanks be a rne1-iful
God AMI your Ixpector2lt; and nov come forward
chceril!ly TO FUN! my promise
For tzenty long year. lad been constant sufferer
from the effects hard dry cough Pain my breast
and difficulty of breathing TIE last i've Of heh eh.s and
Gsvers every sprGg and Ia! were added ny misery.
vas away TO mere saeeion; With Inc creates OFF
6cn.v Gals could get up and down stairs lay appetite
was gone aad ny mad far failed me lhai ny
friends we're persuaded csald U9ay weeks.
uuies. obtained relief Indeed, ,r. nay 80
perfectly miserable to myself and e>tIe-sig my
-.u thar ei; wiling de whenever would please
tie master take a1fse Bu: heard OF ysur mad.-
cine and relief came Yes. II proved the BALM o. oil
cad my poor afflicted boy Before mad taaen . Z
BOTTLE, experienced mIigE Ct all ny symptoms,
and 20 my yrea; Joy found INC Continued OF II The
happisst relief In mort sir. II HAS MADE 4 PER
Feet CURE OF NE, anc caa truly say Fave 10 desire
Nov consider it duty owe you and through you
the public TO make NY kro~n. believing THAI viii
be means OF directing hund.eG., who afflicted
have beeu 20 OF remedy whoa, under the bless
ngs Of God, consider - Save PRESERVED NY LIFE
You are at ber.y, 10 make Of ta letter yeur
advantage, and make my extensively known
known 90 you please. Ii there be any who GoHbt
tae truth OF the above account, refer Them 10 me-
shall be happy TO - them. ana vail only confirm
the above statements but III give them particulars whca
!. would unnecessary furnish for the public press.
With everlasting gratitude, am. dear ~
Your ohiigSd friend,
MARY GILL, No. : Tammany above Fourth.
Prepared aud sold No ~ South Third street, Phla
prfep
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was nearlg blind FOR rDelsa years. 18th nebulas
erng thc sight; ard am perfectly restored by Or.
Franeis', Eye u Atcr MAFrHA Bows IL ForsyLb-st
had diseased eyes e.: a length II time one ,e
deprived Of sight, aud from the use Of DR. rs prepsl-
ton made pcrieo. csfe IN ODE month.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16
lfur|recsboro', Tenn. Aug. %.

A SHOWER OF BLOOD A very cnrlou;
freak of nature took place in Wilson conn'
ty last week. A little red cloud spread It.
self over portion Of the land, some tive
hundred wards wide and near mile IN
length, poured down thick, ha2y shower
of something more nearly resembling blood
and meat, in a purified state, than any
thing else. 1t scared the negroes at work
in a tobacco field dreadtully. The stencil
Of the shower, which was very offensive,
set them to vomiting, and its unnatural aP-
pcaranco to scampering at the top OF their
speed.
We saw, this week, at Nashville, many
gentlemen from Wilson county, of the
highest intelligence and responsibility, who
informed US that the shower was as we
have described it. They said that as ma
ny as Ave hundred persons we're upon the
ground, last Sabbath, examining the clothed
blood and purified meat that had been
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16

mil,ee. The President referred to a rule
Of the British Parliament that suited the
csse exactly but every thing appears
green to The jaundiced eye. Below we
give the remarks Of Mr.. Southard
Tho VICE PRESIDENT begged leave 20
state the reason which had led hiIn 10 make the
selection. II would be remarked that when the
Bank Bill was introduced % the Senate yester.
day. il had been objected TO upon motion 10
postpone aud upon The second reading Of the Bill
TIE minutes upon the record were found TO be
opposed TO the bill
In the Lex Partiamenidria Of Great Britain,
which formed tie model OF our rules Of ORDER he
read as follows that no member should be placed
upon any select committee having charge Of a
queen subject, who was decidedly hostile to the
measure or any provision in it. lie had, there
fore. been governed By the Parliamentary rule on
his action. If it was wrong the Senate might
correct It.
1t appears that after these remarks o.
the President, Mr.. King, who raised the
objection, withdrew his motion, he being
no doubt satisfied with the manner Of ap
pointing the Committee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16

on the floor Of tie House, ensued. Messrs.
Wise and Stanly were lost to the sight Of
the Reporter in the general rush, whilst
Mr.. Arnold, Of Tennessee, and Mr. Butler,
Of Kentucky, were noticed in violent
personal struggle, striking at and Crap,
ping with each other. Mr.. Dixon II.
Lewis aud Mr.. Ghmer, and others, were
seen in the midst, eudeavoring TO guell
the disturbance, which lad now reached
point at which il seemed impossible 10 ar
rest its progress. The members had rush.
ed from all parts OF the Hall, some rush
ing over and others standing on the tables,
literally piling Themselves one on the 9th
en-, and several canes were seen by the
Reporter raised up as if in tie act OF stril.
lng. The Speaker during this time had
resumed the Clair informally, hut no ont
paid the least regard to his voice, and ht
called in vain on the officers, ncue q
whom were observed by tie Reporter wit!
the exception Of the door-keepcr, who wa:
enicavoring to close the doors and win
dows against the crowd from without, Whl
attempted to rush within the hail.
The general melee (ofwhich tie Repor
ter was taking notes continued fs0m twC
and hall to three minutes.
4 committee Was appointed 10 ingesti
gate the affair.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16
THE DISTRIBUTION BILL

We have received copy of the Law
just passed, "to appropriate the proceeds
of the sales of the Public Lands, and to
grant Presumption rights" which shall be
Published in our next. Ten years ago,
Mr., Clays original bill for the distribution
of the proceeds Of the Public Lands, was
passed BY an overwhelming majority Of
both Houses, and was vetoed by Gen,
jackson, Had he simply refused his sig
nature and returned the Bill with his OBJ
iections, il would have commanded the
constitutional majority Of two thirds, and
become law in spite Of the President
Aware Of this, he violated his duty and did
not return the Bill al all, aud before the
ten days run OUT the Congress expired!
The measure has now become law,
and if the Wing Congress had done moth.
ing else, this alone is sufficient 10 cover
them with giory.-Rul. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16
Fight ian Congress.

We received no Washington papers OF
Tuesday night, bat We learn from the
Greensborough Patriot that a regular fghi
took place in the House Of Representatives
on the 9th Instant, between Mr.. Wise and
Mr.. S;anIy, while that body was in session
in Committee of the whole, on the bill to
appropriate salaries and outfits for diplo-
matte agents. The following notice Of it
is taken from the National lntllligencer :
Whilst Mr.. Fillmore was in the midst Of
sentence, the Reporter (who had noticed
Mr.. Wise Cross over to the seat OF MI
StanIy, and had observed those two gen.
tlemen IN conversation apparently oil a
very excited character) saw Mr.. Wise
raise his hand violently and aim blow at
the face of Mr.. Stanly, who, as instanta1e-
ously met or returned it. A violent fight
followed, and, in less time than II can be
described in this report, q scene OF mingled
uproar aud fight, such as the Reporter IN
many years experience has not witnessed
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16
THE CABINET.

Rumor is rife with changes Of The Ca5i.
nel, aud VIC expec, nothing cisc bat dis.
solution VII take place should the Presj.
den, veto the Bank Bill agaiu. The Pre-.
s.dcnt would retain oua or two Of the pre-.
sent members, bat we understand that il
one retircs the uh1Ie viii do so. It i,
SAID that Gov. TazcwclI, aud Judge Up
shur, Of Va, Coy. Marcy, o! New York,
Gov. Folk Of Teun. and the Hon, G.. r.
Gilmer. Of Georgia, are spoken Of 10 ii'l
the places--a precious SIT 10 surround a
man elected as Wing. Mr.. Wise, and
several others have also been spoken Of
II has been stated, and we think with some
truth, that prospect of reelection for
another term has induced the President to
adopt his present course The President
knew full we'll that under the new prlnc'-
pie of ono Term the Wings would never
support him, therefore the necessity of
breaking with them and throwing himself
into the arms of the Loco Focos. Time
viii show the Truth or falsity Of these sur
misses.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16

1t viii be perceived by a .trfonce q
the proceedings Of Saturday, that he Rev.
enue bill occupied the attention Of the Sen.
ate, and that, on Mr. Mangum's motion
Tea aud Ceb'fe were stricken from the ar,
tlclcs paying 20 per cent. duty, AMI placed
among the articles admitted duty free
We thank Mr.. Mangum, in tie name o.
the great mass Of III: people for this in.
postant movement The Wings we're ont.
generated in the House on tbs question
and the Locos huvc endcalorcd 10 make
great handle OF it, but now we hope the
saddle vii! be placed on tie right horse
Raleigh Register.
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two proportions ~ere ideatieal, So far as
their letter went.
Mr.. Benton addressed the Senate in on.
position TO the bill, aud offered another
amendment, which was rejected.
Mr.. Walker and Mr.. Allen offered a.
niendments, which were also rejected.
Another amendment was offered by Mr..
Benton, and rejected.
The question being on ordering tho Bill
TO its third reading, Mr.. Archer expressed
desire 10 address tho Senate, and moved
an adjournment. Aud the Senate adjourn.
ed little before SHUTDOWN.
Thursday, Sept. 2.
The bill making an appropriation for
placing tho statue Of Washington in the
rotunda Of the capitol, was read the lhird
time and passed.
The bill to establish Fiscal Corpora.
ton coming up as the unfinished business
OF yesterday, and the question being on
ordering the bill TO its third reading
Mr.. Archer went at large into an argu-
montaiivc speech in defence Of The consii.
tutionallty Of The bill.
The debate assumed an interesting, ami.
mated, and at times highly excited char
ae.1r, and was continued TO a late hour.
without having taken any question on the
bill. The debate was participated in ty
Alessrs. Buchanan, Calhoun, CLAY, Wal.
kcr, Riyes, King, Archer, Preston, Wright,
Pierce, Berrien, and Liua.
Friday, Sept. ,.
The bill to establish Fiscal Corpora
ton was again taken up.
Mr.. Simmons, Of Rhode Island, dcliv-
cred cear practical common sense speech
in fav1. Of the biht
'ir. Berrien, who had been charged
with the bill, wen. into general reply to
the objections which bad been urged
against IT, especially by MIR. Buchanan.
Mr.. Walker offered an amendment,
claiming for Congress the power to "uiodi-
iy or repeal; "-rejected, yeas 20, nays -.
The question was then put, Shall this
bah be read a third time - The yeas aud
nays having been demanded, the vote stood
as follows:
ElH Mrtafs hfcher, BsfFoN', Bates, ber-
Tsen. Choste. Clay Of Ky Clayton. Dixon. Evans,
Graham. Henderson, Huntington, Herr, Man.
gum, Merfiek. Miller Mofehe4d. Phelps, Por.
tvF. pfpn,iss. Preston, Simmons. Smith, Of Iud,
ana. souibanl. Tslisaadgu, White. woOdbridgc
81.
NAYs-Messrs Allen. Benton. Buchanan,
Calhoun Clay. OF Aiabara. Cu,.bert, Fulton.
hinE Linn. McRoserls Mnuton. Nicholson.
fierce. Risns. Seyier Smith. Of Coancelie.i.
sturgeon, Tapgsa, Walker, Woodbury., Wright,
Sanng -.
The bill VAS then read Il third time BY
its title, and finally passed.
The amendment Of the House to the
Fertilization bill, was conourred IN by the
Senate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16
MONTGOMERY SUPERIOR COURT.
p, C.. BOWNty's TRIAL.

2. G. BOWMAN TRIAL.
The Trial of the case Of p. G.. Bowman,
for an assault and battery on the body Of
Jane Carter, having boon laid over from
time to time for the last two or more
years, was finally tuken up on last week,
at the Court house in Montgomery county,
and after very interesting rial, was de-
cided against him.
To prevent misconcep'ion, we would
here state, that it was not pretended in
this case that Mr.. Bowman assaulted Mrs.
Carter in anger; but that he only touched
her rudelv, and with lasciyious design,
against her Will.
Mr.. Bowman being a regular and able
preacher of the Methodist Church, and eX-
tensiyely known, there was unusual IN
tercst felt in the result Of his trial. The
Court house was crowded throughout the
whole Of the day.
The morning, and until , or 3 O'Clock
ia tie afternoon, was consumed in taking
Of evidence. The most important witness
in tie case, was Mrs. Garter herself; and
as she succeeded in proving to the Court a
good and irreproachable character, it was
upon hor evidence that Mr.. Bowman was
convicted.
George MenlcnhalI, ESQ., and d. NJ.
Barringer, ESD, were Defendants Com
ell: and Judge Strange and James l.,
Gaines, Esq, appeared in behalf Of the
State. They seyeraIIy spoke at consider /
able length, and with great ability. The
argument of the case was concluded be.
tween seven and eight O'Clock at night,
when it was submitted to the Jury by
His Honor, r. NJ. Pearson, in brief, poIut.
ed and impartial charge. (
The Jury retired, and after one failure,
to agree about nine o'clock brought in I
verdict of gaiiy.
Ga the evening of the next day, Friday,
the Judge passed his sentence, which was
a fine Of twenty-five dollars, and twenty days
in the common prison of
the County.
As Mr.. Bowman had continued to preach
until the week Of his late trial, we think 1t
due to the society to which he belongs and
to himself, TO state, that cognizance was
promptly taken of the conduct with which
he is charged, by the Quarterly Confer
ance of his Circuit, and that he was by 1t
i-ily acquitted. Carolina Waichman.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16

An ercellcn rple.-We sec it stated
that the King of Prussia has Just issued a
cabinet order, directing that in future, any
foreigner wishing to marry Prussian
subject, within the territories of Prussia,
must produce a certificate of the local au-
thorities at home, attesting that, by the
laws Of such country, the marriage can be
contracted, and will be doomed valid there.
-Phit. Ing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-16

Ry The Loco Foco papers ii This State,
are striving hand . prove that in the cleo
lion Of isio the question oc Dark or No
Bank" was 10, made tho test. We can.
not speak for any other State hu, our own
but W. boldly assert thai in North Caro-
Iina ii was brought as much before the
People as question could veil be. We
heard Gov. Moruhcad deliver an address
TO the People Of th.s county IN Charlotte
aud We know be advocated Bank and
stated TIA, even Gen. Jackson was in ia-
yor of Bank as ho said SO IN his veto
Message, Ii there was 20 other proof Al
hand the mere fact Of tie Raleigh Standard
having a standing head in capital, during
tie contest" THE PEOPLE aeutaa
THE BANK, should satisfy every can.
did mln, that as for as North Carolina IS
concerned il was fair test.
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GDI9lDGGg :
Thursday, sep,e,nber rs, Hs4i.
ss1-Thc Editor is sllll absent.

"a We are requested 10 state that WI
LIAM b. ALEXANDER, the present Register
for Meckleuburg County, viii resign his
Office at the October County Court.