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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

~ Dyspepsia ard Debiiity.seoHngs Antl-
r,s,r aud Restorative Cordial Is a remedy for Dys
Ind Nervous Affections. l. certain for Nety
~ sl1che and excellent preventive Of Costveness and
w Snrr the best known remedy for S-asickness
l. vsc,. -fectua III relieving FatueHce, Collie and other
,r complaints speedily promotes strength all cases
- htv restores good and healthy Appetite,
nj vi-or 10 the whole and IS highly recommended b.
inent physicians: as se as by PERSONS VINO have found
II s NIurray.s;. 81 Ter bottle 81 Inns
" Boarding schoo,o1IrvinS Institute
iya3 irnis WM p. LYON, A. NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

Goureud's Blanc d'Espagne, or Spanish
White npar,s raishng pure al4basteF wheness 10 the
skin: warranted from tie d.etenous properties geneay
into combination for said purpose. Put up
boye az Is ceas each and b. found WHERE e;s In y l.
bq; al 81 Waset door from the corner OF BROADWAY.
~, Cosm-tics sea another advertisement. 81 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

BOARD IN COLLEGE PLACE. gentle
ID and MS wife obtain suit of rooms and boar, At
No College Place. Two thee single gentlemen De
accommodated witi board. sl2 6ts'
CUPEhIOR OLD PORT WINE u BRANDY,
- Se-The subscriber offers for ,als very sgEeIi2t Port
Old Madeira and Sherry, in glass and in wood.
Fine Hooks Claets, BurguldyS aud Santsei ~ cases Of
one ioz n each. Apply 10 GILBERT DAVIS.
slisif IS Pine street, corner Of William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

CARSAPARIf.L-i WITHOUT Q UACKERY-
- The Concentrated Ccupound Syruy OF -ouuius Scaash
srfsa aTa, prepared fsom L ecir, which formed
by Convention OF Physicians from eye.r ps OF The nion
and the tu effect OF Sarsai2ra without the fas
iousbe humbug OF Fluid ENec Prepared and sold br for
ace tSeatt, bnothecarv. So Hul soa.Sir.et 81; y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

- TO Cure Weak and Unframed Eyes OF
rSt 3sSthe Roman Eye Basam th- best applica
e.; mar can b. made VIII cure the cases and
Instances supercedss the Necessity OF operation
D. Pm; y ,ruts For sale b. DAVID SANDS & CO., u
t BIoadyay, Maskrt-ze-t; 70 futonstreet; ard
70 a.as D -naJ,yoy au23 lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
FIRE ENGINES. HOSE, AND PUMPS

'NlNNF.D I.EADEN PIPES, tor preventing wa.
and other fluids that pass through than tom being i'm
pegnated with tie poisonous solutions ot The danger
transmitted through leader tubes ls frequently been
claimed o. physicians and chemists both the United States
from this source have been recorded The large aud ncr.ing
conSum of lead conduitS for Wafer aud the Very eYte
>iveuse beer and cider pumps renders e,snt thar
rs lse'eIlouS qualities should be known.
- Families about havBs the trolon " Ater introduced
INTO their houses are Informed that uurd pipe may now be
obtained at about the same price winch formerly charged
lead pipe The tiHIied lead pipe admitted by all disnter
M persons be the safest cheapest aud best article which
Z be n,al VI 2MiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

/ DOARDING-Pleasant rooms tnrnlshed or un-
- furnished suitable or families single gentlemen car be
obtained moderate by applying at &c Beeknan.s,re
On- large airy front room unufnshed, the second oo
/ 70 lsr with board References exchanged aul6 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

| VETANTED--A situation as nurse by cir! with
best o city rete.ences. Arlly y u PLlnce s. J! t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

~ Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle, will complete
aud n.naEsnty eradicate suVer!luous human HAIR IRON
rnse upper lips The hair coHcealia2 broad AID elevated
bssd The stubborn beard of naa, kad OF suasr!lu.
Be sure 10 get genuine The original Office, O.
siker-stisst one ne door ION Bt"adway: ,s.b
t,snts-tiu,hris Maiden lane, albany; Myers, New.
~. Brown IS Chesnut-Strsei, Ps.de pha: Jordan
ttIs-r,rr Boston Gray, Poughseesie Green, Worcester
na b SEEN tested before buying proof positive this and no
IN. IN aul5 lInIs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
4 MEXICAN MUsEIJaf-2l Talented Peform.

4 MEXICAN MUSEUM-2l Talented PefoIm-
Aers The Manager has engaged hs week the eeehras
ted Eejee Mermaid.
This animal is 10 have been captured ALlV neE The
Fee Islands, and uaturalists and scientific men no
have examined II that absolutely the work % Ma
ar Others however insist that existence y natural
ynpossiby. Whel doctors disagree. The ~ SLlt mus
decide a. the sense, OF SIGHT sad TOUCH are total,
aadt9us detect ,h- lsss; eslon l. yShrie[ eos,S
s-sl ~, WONDER OF NArl ltE. the PEREZ TION
OF ART the MOST EXTRAORDINARY curiosity the
word poducst The Girlife and othe animals wsr-
long considered !abuoustir. has shown that the opino
was .o,sous ard tn Of this animal coshdeui that
the sult Will follow close examination OF Thu extra
Ordinary animal I; De seen throughout the whoe DAY
aad evening. Also engaged the Iaa-Iinc.at
AIOVlNS DlORANiS,
iTArr,N Lt%Dsj APES. SEA with STORM and
SHlP@Rt;CK FAIRY GROTTo, &c. sc. Also, Nr
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS.
Who unequailed he world-Iosuy,!y 10. h1s wees
only-,iiss ADAIR, the charming Vocas,; LA PEI II r
CELF>i the DalSeuse. &c. The Boss Band
OF Ten <tTSICiASS9 EALL OOS-ASCEE S1ONS from
the iop the Museum and performances IN the Lecture Room
every srenrs and "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock Day vstrrs admitted evening Rec lick
JrHnn nis rf.r hall ur,cy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

10 Gouraud's Vegetable Rouge inparts de-
iCae blustBy 4ge the mplrXIog ninoy abr By eiS
piraton or rubbing with linen cloth handkerchief 80
cents Ier bottle Where also may b had the eefbrIed
Cream Lilies for removing dandIu rendering The HAIR
silky and glossy ami gradually changing white or red halr 70
beautiful black dark brown5O cents Ter boe; TO be
had only Walker door from the Of Broadway
81: lmiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

i.INt. TEAS-A choice selection OF Young Fly
/ son par, Of the Mary Ellen ZeGobia aud Oscars casoez
(resh and agranl: also, Back Souchoos and pouchonS
Ooloous sud Noiea tso.s, awGrs Black Teas. tilieI,
Boarding. Houses aud Hotels dsirou> procuring the Ssnu
ne Rqwqua. cl b. supplied b. thA sage y9und
N peck q 20 los reduced irce. Also, Old Hyson
nI-u'l Tyson Skin ssd Gaupo'slsr les Tor sole low,
'hets>a'e aud miaii. SU.1T Store, 81 Bower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

o. Usury: The Evil and the Re1nedy:'
An exposition the defects and evil tendencies OF our
present Monetary System with plan It's eec,ua Re
form: being thorough elucidation Of the OF Money
Of Interest and the evils Of Usu Published large and
we'll printed sheet by BURGESS STRINGER, 222 Broad
way In order induce all opposed 10 Uscy and IN favor OF
- Reform 20 unite IN exteriin: the circulation this
price is put the bare printing IF the sheets
~ 'e'''' au2ltf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
r AST WEEP. OF THE GIANT GIRL,
IL THE FUDGE MERMAID.
SIN PERFORMERS.
ADNfTTANCE ONE SHILLING.
PEALE'S NETWORK MUSEUM

BroGdmeg opposite the City Hall.
q Nlr.H BENNETT, Ma992ser respectfully inuoupess
has engaged the FL D. AMI has no hesitation in asserting
that all dorb; entirely tispe - IL existence chose
curious creatures nave American Museum
another Pc vs which uliy establishes the fact
there are Nernsds.
THE CHORAL GLEE CLUB. consisting of NIeSsrs <
THOMAS, J. THOMAS and T THOMAS will introduce
of Catches, Eros, Duets Solos, &c Mr. Ella
RI (, will give imitation oi the celebrated Daniel O'
rell. Miss ADAlR, the charming Sonssress "A Pc.
TlTF. cERlTO, the graceful Danseuse Splendid SELF
ACTING NEL0DEON.
Evening Entertainments commence A. o'clock Per-
formanceS on Saturday. at O'Clock slI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
o. Sixteenth Great Annual Fair OF the

1.-THE american Republican. "A new
The American Republican party and edited By tn Secretary
Of the Executive Committee Of The American Republican
sued on Saturday morning.
Carriers DESTROYS Of forming routes will make immediate
floor. SIT IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

Bilious Rernittent other Feycrs generally begin
M yawnng stretching, pain the bones, ancuor Glidi-
h swelling abou; the region Of the stomach and other I'M
liasan symptoms
@ nave al equal IN removing every descnpnon OF lever
'.hey carry oft the stomach and bowels all mo- BIO and
Vap'umers lthe diseas IN and natural
aaei that the body u :eeved Of suiteings as II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
Z" Italian Transparent Window Shad
DenNI. 20. 90 R0AxeIN,.-In,t received tlyeMtt cas-

Of slreror Titan Window Sh4d,s which will be sold
unusual ow prices from 81 to SIS the pair.
50 pairs OF Ancient Ruins OF CsStles and Abbeys
100 Gothic Frames and LANDSCAPES
30 e" Moonlight
200 q Scrolls and Landscapes, iIom one dollar 10
fifteen dollars the pair ANDERSON 4 DOBBS,
sll 2,yis- No. 90 Bowery'.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
HALF PAST FOUR, 4
THE ELECTION.

10 our Evening paper we shall give
more full returns.
There are SO many splits that il Is i'm
possible 10 say with certainty that all the
Wing Assembly ticket is carried.
The majority for Sheriff, Col. VIM.
Jones, is about 1000. Our Clerk is doubt.
ful the Coroner doubtful,
A letter from Sing Sing, dated , o'clock
Yesterday, states that majority OF the
Wing ticket would probably be elected in
West Chester CO.
by Special Express.
Our Messenger arrived this morning by
the steamer knickerbocker.
But little is known of the River counties
as no Express had been established to
bring the returns to the landings. But
the returns known are highly favorable 10
the Wing cause.
In old Orange the Wings have made a
demonstration.
Newburgh has given $50 Wing major.
ity. Last year it was 1873 Loco-Foco.
New Windsor s Locos. Last year
about 80 10 40 Loco.
Blooming Grove reported so Wing
Last year Loco.
Cornwall reported 80 Wing, Last
year Loco.
1t is hardly possible that the Wings
have carried this old strong Loco Foco
county, but if the same gains are carried
through the rest Of the towns, the county
is redeemed.
From Albany no official returns are
given, as the boat left when the polls clos,
cd-but sufficient is known TO determine
that the city has gone Wing by over foul
hundred majority.
! But little is known of Duchess, Coum,
ha, or Ulster counties, as only a few town,
| have been heard from.
The following are the reports along the
River:
Hudson, % Wing majority.
Poughkeepsie, $50 Wing majority,
kinderhook. so Loco majority.
| Kingston, so Loco majority.
Stuyyesant, so Loco majority.
Above the Highlands there was severe
snow storm all day. The earth is cover
ed with snow, and in some places quite
deep.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
One of the most encouraging circum-

One Of the most encouraging circum-
stances Of the recent Wing success in
Pennsylvania and Ohio is, that they we're
obtained with but little effort. The editor
OF the New York Tribune, who was IN
both States previous 10 the election, says
that he could not perceive in either any
symptom that the Wings were trying to
succeed. He was every where told that
ncrt year the people would rally, but that
nor they were tired of politics. Ia this
way several districts have been lost, and
get we haze thirteen members Of Congress
out of twenty four in Pennsylvania, and
nine out of tweuiy-one in Ohio, aud a Wing
majority Of Two on Joint ballot in the Leg
islature. The prospects of The Wings
were never brighter than al this moment.
= Piasburg Ad0ocate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
NEW YORK REDEEMED!

The mail of last night brought the thrill
ling intelligence of the redemption of the
commercial emporium Of the Union. The
Wings have carried the city by about a
thousand mujority-and but for the Wing
vote thrown on the native American tick
ct, the Wing majority would have been
some six thousand. This is glory enough
for one day Any other man than Van
Buren,, it would utterly annhilate; but he
possesses the rare virtue ofgrowing strong
or by defeat, and every time he Is mdriyr'
i.ed, he acquires fresh hold upon the at
(ec,ions of the People
The news from the interior, is not eX
tensiye enough TO say how the State has
gone. But the Wings have gained IN ev
ery county heard from-which is nigh
ty good sign.
We subloin the particulars received =
Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
From The ~. y. Express.
VICTORY! vICToRYH VICTORY -
THE CITY rs WING.

We have the gratifying intelligence of
announcing this morning, that the Wings
have carried their Ticket, and that the
day is ours. There is TO us, peculiar
pleasure in making this announcement, in.
asmuch as while some of our contempora-
ries halted, and others resisted, We insist
ed throughout, that full ticket should be
run, and could be elected. " Never Sur
render" was our wolchword. The policy
of such a course, is developed in the great
victory we have won.
THE RESULT IN THE CITY
The following is the result, 50 far as il
could be ascertained to late hour las,
night. The 18th Ward has not yet been
heard from officially, but the Loco Foco
majority has been placed at 200. The
Native American Ticket received a heavy
vote, particularly in the 9th and nth
Wards, where it ran ahead OF the others.
1t probably polled 5000 or COCO in the
city throughout. The Subterraneans drop
ped their own Ticket about noon, and can-
yassed hard against, what they termed
''the common enemy,-the Hunkcrs."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
MARRIED

At White Hall. in this county, on the 9Th III
slant, BY the Rev. Mr. Waits, Mr. ROBERT A,
ROSS to Miss DEBORAH c. TAYLOR.
In Lincoln county, on the 9th inst, by the Rev.
]. H. Montgomery, Mr.. AMI A. MOORE, of
Mecklenburg county, to Miss JAM AMANDA,
daughter of VIM, Henderson, Of Lincoln coun-
ty. All for Clay.
we acknowledge the receipt of our fee for the
marriages above, and also for the one in Charlotte
on the % instant, (Which we did not acknowledge
last week. We wish all the happy couples
health, peace, and Aappnessl
In this county, on the 9th instant, by Andw
Grier, Esq, Mr.. GEORGE A. TODD to Miss
JANE BAKER.
On the sth inst, by the Rev. T, Phiter VII,
LIAM KNOX, of Irodell county, to Miss SA
RAH WEBB, of Rowan county.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17

This majority elects our Sheriff and
Coroner, and probably all our Assembly
ticket. The Locos alledge that Mr.. Con
ner, their candidate for County Clerk,
runs ahead of their ticket, and if this is
the fact, Mr.. Weed, the Wing candidate
may not have succeeded.
There have been SO many splits, how
ever, that it is impossible to be accurate
in The details. We shall not have part;c-
uars before the Evening Express IS issu.
ed, when viii be published returns as far
as known.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
CnarlnffF:
Friday, November ~, 1913.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
WING BANNER.

WHIVT HANNLhs
A sound National Currency, regulated by the
will and authority Of the People.
An adequate Revenue :,h fair protection to
American Industry-iust restraints On the Exec'
u,iye Power, embracing further restriction on
tile exercise of the Veto.
A faithful administration of the Public Do
main, with an equitable distribution Of the Pro-
cecds of sales among the States
An homes, and economical administration OF
the General Government, leaving Public Officers
perfect freedom Of thought and of the right OF
suffrage, but with suitable restraints against i'm
proper Interference in Elections.
An amendment of the Constitution limiting
the incumbent Of the Presidential Chair 10 ,
Single Term
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
OSITUARY.

Died, Oh tho 18th of November, at his residence
in Cabarrus county, ARCHIBALD NCuRbl,
ESQ, at the advanced age OF 90. He was staunch
Wing Of the Revolution and an active and faithful
soldier in the battles OF Independence. He was
u lieutenant in Sumpter's Regiment in compa.
ny commanded by VIM. Polk. He was also a
soldier under that bravo officer the late Gen. 10
seph Graham, He was in the battle of Eutaw,
and fought against the Tories at Ramsour's Mills
After The Revolution, he was an efficient and use
full public servant-was a long time Justice Of
the Peace, and served the County of Cabarrus in
the House Of Commons, not long after its dlvt
sion from Mecklenburg. He lived life of in
tegrity and died with the firmness OF hero-maS
he rest in peace communicated.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
Fruit Trees for sale.

FENHE subscriber has for sale, at his residence
Il on MMlchaers Creek, miles South of
Charlotte, between and 1000 FRUIT TREES,
OF - choice kinds, which ripen in succession from
May until November Likewise 4 quantIty of
the best kind Of Peaches and English Plumbs, all
selected with great Gaze and all gFattcd-they are
from 5 to 8 feet high. My price will be moder-
atc and to any one who viii collect as many of
his neighbors as viii take 1000, will give him
100 for his trouble As by 40 years. experience
| have found early planting much the best, viii
commence taking them up the 2lst instant, and
continue to do so through the winter
JAMES h ERR.
MecEIen5urg County, N C. Nor. II, le43.
n. b. The above Fruit Trees well worthy
the attention of all who love The choicest kind OF
Fruit.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
So The wings Of New York City he
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

This body met in Raleigh on the I'd ia
slant, and continued in session until the
evening Of the 4th. Rev James Phillips,
Of Chapel Hill, was chosen Moderator and
Messrs. Anderson and johnson Clerks
The next meeting Of the Synod is TO be
held at Fayetteville.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
FIRST Gan from .eeiC York
o. X.

We give below few returns from the
election in New York, which took place on
the eth instant. New y FORK City it will be
seen has gone for the Wh,gsby near 1000
majority. This is the more cheering be-
cause unexpected, the Wings not calculat,
ing, as far as we could see, on such re.
suit, preparing to save their distance Sc
they might take the race in lSi4. The
returns from the other sections of the State
arc not sufficient 10 enable a calculation tc
be formed Of how the result will be, but
We adopt the remark as "goes the City Sc
goes the State" which we hope IN tins
instance may prove true.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
SUICIDE

We understand that Henry W. johnson,
Booibinder, in the employ Of Messrs. q.
g. d. Mosieler Of Lincoln county, COM
mitted suicide on the 9th instant. No
reason can be assigned for the deed, but
may be attributed to a temporary derange-
ment caused by ntemperance. MIR. John
son is said TO be native of Scotland but
has worked in this country number OF
years. lie has two brothers in the coun-
try both residing at the North.
So The Wings of New York City held
a meeting on the Both ult. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed The meeting was
for " Clay first, Clay last and Clay all the
time !" aud the nominations for the Legs
llture, Sheriff, &c. were unanimously re-
ceiycd. See the result Of the election in
4 preceding column.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
CANDFN-NOyEIBFR 3.


COTTON There has been considerable sup
PLY Of this article in our market during the last
week Prices have not materially changed since
our last notice, if any thing, they are shade
lover. The advices by the next steamer are
anxionsly looked for wo expect to have them
before our paper goes to press. We quote from
G8 to H. We don't think choice cotton would
command over the latter price; very few sales
have been made at it during the past week, the
ruling prices arc and l.S.-J0uTnaL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.

We have given copious extracts in pre-
ceding columns from the Foreign News
which reached us by Tuesday nights mail.
1t is of the most interesting character
1t will be seen that the Government has
at last taken steps to put stop to the
Repeal movement" agltated by DAME
O'Connel!, and that he has been arrested
and held to bail for conspiracy and other
misdemeanors." He is now in the clutch
cs of the law, and it is our opinion if he
does not conduct himself with more mod
Grafton way will be found to rid the
country of this disturber of its peace
The news relative to the Cotton market is
not so favorable, but there can be no doubt
that farther advance will take place ii
the price as soon as the amount of this
years crop is ascertalned
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8.

COTTON Our Cotton market has improved
since our last report full | s of cent But lit.
lie has been coming into market during the last
week until yesterday, when it was quite brisk =
We have heard OF one lot which brought 56l,
but the general price tor good fine has been u!
We quote to day !! cents.
EXCHANGE on New York. Philadelphia,
and Baltimore is per cent, Charleston l-s, and
Kentucky par Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17

Vs. The Election took place in Massa-
chuse,ts on Monday last. We can GER
tainly calculate, after the disclosures that
have been made, that the Wings will make
clean sweep.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17

! We have 4 small supply of Produce for tho
season COTTON is IN good demand hand
some LOT from MccklenLaIg sold on Monday az
IL / 8 cts. FLOUR IS in demand, at S3s, 81,
and SAL, cash; higher prices ar paid in barter.
! ELAXSEED is wanted, at 81 10 81 10 OBS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
The Markets.
REMARKS

4 Shcct'g, Fayetteville Manufacture cts ?. yd,
Cotton Yarn Nos. iJl0, Is