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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

A RTIFlClAL FLOWERS AND REUCHEs Wholesale
"A snd retail, cheaper than house IN the trade al l.
PR CTS Nanufscory 2i Grand street. second block east
of the BoweIy, south side
Pedss and country mners would do well call and
thirty the d liar.
toldand silver head balls aud parties oil
PREMIUM SOFA BEDSTEADS.
NJ McGRAW'S PATENT EXTENSION SOFA.-This
N article well known public and its adv
have been ncontestiby proved the deems
unnecessary to make further comm mt He would however
een who have these sofas TO their convenience
EIPresdent Van Buren, Rinderhook, y. Y.
yames K Whiting, District Attorney, Co.
Brown Brothers Z Co. do.
Rev Dr. Mott, Schenectady, do
thousand could be given Of gentle and la
dies of the first respectabiy it needs
wishing to purchase sofas, sofa bedsteads reclining
rocking chairs respectfully invited call at 463 Boa Gway
second door above Grand
n b. The above sofa has been awarded premiums the
various Fairs where has exhibited gold medal three
silver medals and diplomas 463 Broadway, second door
above Grand street. oS lm~m
RoAT AND OAR BAZAAil--At this establis be
- found description OF Boats that the ingenuity of man
Of what he do, AT his establishment was built
the following unrivalied boats, viz The Swtsure OF
he Ro%a Ha nd 0 he a Rey 5 sD9
row boats Henry stark WHICH 20 in 10 months;
the nohf G9ers The W Ghapman the forty fqot
The brass mounted gig Neptune for Tampco Bay. and host
OARS, SWEEPS AND sCULLs-15o,ooO feet on hand;
also 600 feet of Ler1rds celebrated Souls for sale hs
pew branch OF MS business truly worthy of attention.
Look at the prices only three and four foot All the
scus for rcng dressed by the propeto hands Those
ft woS Inc last race can row be seen az his office Sixty
c. L. INGERsoLL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05
MznAME C0STELL0-


rs.r. %onshy PERIOD. n. sSi
: ssSs s &c their % os sy nc
medicine detrimental the constitution Advice gratis
a. W. and
Price 81 per box Of lm'r
MADAME C3sTEhLQ, FEMALE PHYSICIAN
as MdSiis offers M professional services to Ii. ladies' Of
hi. city and country Having had long slpesaee and
p.e. ladies on Che point Of confinement or those suffering
be happy afford comfortable temporary home at her resi-
decs where they can always have the best medical treatment
them their own house. until perfectly
c9ysTed Maaame T. bsg to Impress on the minds
that hs.,tqllOn or dread need never be sppIshspded
he s Would ao aa Of s &
would devote her personal attendance them part
Madame c. be ulted her residence Li.penard
street. at all tunes aud wh the srcts, regard TO the wishes
' % Pias ar al Na S'''' must De post pai'
OkRs TooTa from o hs Og sa,t
at NO. Cold street NAV o Il. moos9 Wash
cleaning the teeth and moahestorng the gums healthy
teeth or from
'f d s ssSnaf S ,,.d with tooth brush and will be found
,upeede the necessity Of powder keeping teeth eean
L pseay useful Of s""
them healthy state and causing them to contract around
e@ fos IN od fS
seyieeabe TO use the OIs Tooth Wash az nigh!
den dons ali particle. Of iCSd which
Sound tssh aud White teeth are valuable PORTION.
sary for their even when surrounded by all
,s ess A e. sss S of Hoe s.ansss .s s
T the s ,nsH the gas 20 f SuS
fh Ss rsoh oi the be.. detergent ever used
oureA MEL Beston Trsnscrilt
For ale by the prin - lrugglst u the city, m4r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

Z. SURlA'S
CHEAP DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT.
Mr. SOFIA bees leave respectfully inform his friends and
M @ pqs he, that 10 r s ~, sa
pressed S nd II mPeh 70 h'r advantage By paying him
ysii ea5emen will also DO well to call with such articles
viii be punctuay attended to- the articles done up IL the
ii: branches are 10 81 Besetsfs, No s5 Bovsry and
a. aF n Ao2 9 BoSd Is F .p9 St BSo .He
Merchants have al kinds goods dyed and Put up in
nf f@aas iST isa Ps moderate term" ,o ,me
"SotHASTk kANFsI P6STAATSG tANFsI nd
hand aud for sale low and reduced prices By subscriber
s bss parca siSs0s are BahS
J part fi t cy h 10 i2f s'efd
OF lm'ee A6s Broadway.
pAssENGERs-tioi fom New YorE south or to
are invited to call aud paIcbase them Of the subssrSe
Their CHEAP cash store as they can save from IS to cent,
elsewhere. Captains OF vessels aud housekeepe also will be
Fulton Market. E. s. II. HARRIS.
o23 lm'r
a shBURTON sAUCE-For spriehins Soups, Fish, Poul.
n Try, Nests, M,lid Fowl, Game, &c.
TIL. Sauce Confidently recommended the best offered
TS b oGtsned, wholesale and retail, att VAN BENZ
sale MI " ''' osborn Sff = f6SRE
OBS lm|r I6 Courtlandt street.
w following Unprecedented reduction dentistry made b.
celebrated Dentist W ThorOe DDS, % Eas! Broadway
leaning Ieeth''' 49, 80 ''''''''' 81 90
stopPiqg with hi, Justly celebrated Mineral, IS
Single Tooth on Flvot.s. s......,... Is
:, " silver. '''.''...' zoo
complete set Of Teeth the most approved principles
| N. same price the above.
y B,-Nhere eure satiAfacon ehsrge
| y ~9-" - - I---1t.v nj lmsr
| ITO FkMALEs-No f1mee can eoIoI- 900 ITL Ia--
she egua Whenever nature stors The hes mn bsgus 10
JsedIv apAton Of the heart, pale end
RUS om OtInsy are positive remedy all cases " here
corner Of GRIND street. '' ''' ''"e'y
irz prrsnarcV - - o9g il. ~
cor ron DUtK-Au ss,or ment Of Eatr. Am,r,een Pot
IT, H COLLINS n CO.
o<e' " south str-~t,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
ALL EXTREAiES ARE RAD

has been truly said hs, poor goods worth the
pense OF making, aud Stop made clothes good cloth
spoiled EXPERIENCE have taught that there
those who lsX on 80 thick that mpecaons loud but
deep, Pehe.ay accompany the first reading of the e I'm.
pressed with these fscs the undersigned pursuing middle
coulse avoiding eiravagant profits The hand and
ing the very best articles the other which made
order under the supentendenoe
l.tsnt woIknen be found The Our Stock
for the winter complete, consisting Of Super Black
Blue Olive Brown and Green Cloths foI Dress and Frek
Goats
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS BEA-
NERS, TWEEDS, &C. FOR OVER COATS
Cashmere. all the and various styles for Psnsloons
Nestmgs IN rich Nevets MeTno Cschmere Des sing Rotes
Stas, Sss, &c. With large of Fancy Dress
ucea including Scas Hndkerchieis, Crayss Gloves. Sus
Isrders, sc.
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS s CO.,
53l Broadway,
ol9 Inn American Hotel, e the Fountain,
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DEFOI
De lIENTLE MkNla FANCY nRESs a

% GESTLEMEN's FANCY DRESS ARTICLES
hzAD6 MADE LiNEN UNDER GARMENTS, &c Sc
hk Subscriber would call the patrons
strangers visiting this city their righ aud extensive as
OF stocks scarfs gloves suspende pocket
handkechefs dressing hosiery, lambs wool menO
ss eogtou, Berlin bucksn and other under
c her assortment OF the above goo all articles
EiesniEg 70 geutemans wardrobe rich, vaed and
extensive. And well worthy The attention Of the fashionable
community, they would particularly recommend their
ye Of sentrmens shirts containing improvements
Inc shrt al present manufactured b.
Torn Of the thereby doing away with the oyerpus
OF linen used under the old OF cutting and adding
Sny 70 The comfort Of the wesrer but beauty the
i0 ms Improvement manifest the judges of the
iate 100 az the American Institute that the first premium
fato 10 ne subserbsu their palentease Brace partcp
@ Ieoommeqded 20 az persons who have acquired the habit
O. sools They will be found OF persons
Q! seterLy habits by bracng the shoulders; hey strengthen
Toe oAc an expand the chest and viii be found Of mId
tnen 20 he c use the They would also call atten
ton 20 ue elastic Russia riding belt Scntlemeu
depend being suited with aud most Fashionable
tFticltA, by calling AZ the Old establishment Of
PAhSELLS & AGATE,
81 90 sr+ee ~ Broadway corner Of Psrk pise.
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MASSACHUSETTS, RAY

MASSACHUSETTS BAY
o EH3tff sss. Raa st
those who have heretofore honoed him their pa.
he Bay o Se owe
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar to
thai his aoon recently so eesnty fitted up offers the most
There viii always be found in i choice collection of the
following wines viz: Cha6l'f saueme Grave Barsac, Her
Popmsrd Volney, LATTE, LaTro1e, Leove 81 Juhsn Sc
lie kees cOnssn,y hand the above wines cask
Goods from ii. STsfs 9 sa sent zee
. any t Of she cry oysrerr will be sent 70 thees aece
tre establishments. % la1@ec
RLANGARDs PATENT STATUE WOOD COAL
srOtts-'or halls, parors, offices, stores 4mboats
the Uaed States These Statue Of Wash
wood and the her for coal The one 5r wood IS con-
snced for live aed dumb stove combined and for live
such name, that the FIRE by OF reyertable plate
surface They have also hot attached cad every
utility ey cannot give satislactioa II. SUBJ
satisfy ns III The os e s g. 80 s
OPERATION daily AID for sale only in the city n Grand street
oz lm-m
d. NJ nEAkd9uts. 81 William street, Lesrfctfplly an
sszty on hand The following choice brands Of sscas WaS
Esnted genuine and Of the first quality -
Ia L. G GS5aas
Yugernidad
Noriesas tof superior quality)
Do. "London seear." small sire
PanetelaF, OF nost superior quality.
Puaayers.
De Moya.
Reealiss tcf the Norma,brand.)
6 6ins hr ga
Cabaleros
Prncipes (of the favorite brands of Jurto Sans
emoserwqoId do wsl 70 call before purchasing el.swh-e
the tastes of the most iasdous always he suited this
estsb.i.hment ol2 imr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

nBSTRUCTlON-The causes Of all Pulmonary Disease-
~ For-What IS the cause Of Coughl UbstrBcton
What IS the cause oil Hemmorhage aid Splitting of Blood
Obstruction
What is the of Consumption and Abscess Obsuc
ton.
What is the Of Bronchisl Obstruction producing
Inflammation OF the lining membrane Of the Bonchna
Wind Tubes, and Of frequent
~ discharges OF Blood And what is Asthma difficulty Of
breathing but obstruction caused by this puru
lent ercton coggng up those tubes and therefore mped
ing respiration.
Remove this obstruction and will no fever nor ua
Hemmorhage Splitting Of Bloodno Asthma difficulty
OF breahlIg-but restoration health will be certain. And
what the remedyponted out by this
obsu uctoni
The answer is Expectation. Yes, srpscoraton Is ma
lures remedy For, reader there other outlet for
lungs discharge their ytated srctons but through the
Trschea Windppe aud this natural discharge Ipectoa-
ton.
To assist nature and produce this desirable result nothing
has been found equal to Jayne ESpscorant
suit Of the experience years practice IL produces
free and easyerecoaon suresses the Cough reduces the
hammaton, removes the srasmudc action of vessels and
heals the ,braded surface OF Bronohna Tube, The
breathing becomes easy and the patient almost uniformly
aud the most hopeless Of il
produces degree Of relief before experienced by any
other preparations and polonRs the patients life indefinite
period Many who pronounced incurable
by their Phi scians still alive and appear no worse than
they did them while hundreds thousands have entirely
covered.
Jsynes EYpeetorant Carminatve Basam and Tonic Yer.
miuge be had at wholesale and retail of A. Sands
No ruIon N h. corner Of Gold, 273 Broadway II East
BROADWAY o26 lm.r
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ON EXCHANGE AGAlN-RETURN TO- THE OLD
STAND.
Hk undersigned after year' experience OF the evil
effects resulting from large and larger happy
i10rp his and the
~ that ne has eteced thanks consideration. andlotd)
lease OF Of k old stand No I, formerly 81 Wall Nor
Buildings of New street. for many years
le6sied by his well known SIGN or THk GOLDEN
kLEEC a beacon all who quest of good cheap and
tes..ionebe
To such of has old who sight Of him
durus his wanderingx he their the Old Spot
with The of adheence his well established
lame tor skill and puuctuaty OF the public generally
ic call beng prepared with Of fine
sorAbie cloths yestugs, &C. which he will be
happy 70 make the faithful manner aud
PIE charges Tor Cash Only The and be-.
seowed on making and trimming, when the cloth pucha
% Of him c. B. Babcock CONTINUES the cutting deps
CHARLES COX
go lnr Sign of the Golden Fleece No 4 Wall a,
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33I Bro adway
oa9 lm.ec American Hotel, opposite the Fountain
GENTLEMAN's FURNisHING STORE,

GENT LEMES'S OUTFITTlNG GOODS.
JOHN M. DAVIES IL JONES,
100 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
AN received per late arrivals and have in full
assortment OF goods IN their line. They feel confident that
lher stock equaled in this city, and their goods will
sold low for cash Gentlemen will find variety style OF
Scaris, Cravats,
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes
Pocket Haudkerchirts &c
Under Garments Of every variety oil English and American
manufacture, viz
Msrino Shirts and Dra~es
Lambs Wool 90 do
Shaker Knit do 90
Shaker Flannel do do
Buckskin do do
PLAN < Ribbed silk DO
Ladies MerinoSSilk do do
With a grea; variety Of other styles
slf Shirts and Drawers, Ribbed aud PLAIN, made order
~ the shortest notice,
Hosiery, Gloves,
SusT~udsrg, Sticks,
ind every other article Of Quitting goods.
CAPS,
Our ormen comprises style gene
rssn youth and children at greatly reduced prices
OBS pm m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
PORTRAIT Pai,..iag.

Mr. Lockwood. n Young American Artist. of
great niodcsty, and W. think, undoubtcd merit rs
portrait painter, has rooms ON Main Street. few
dcor> below MIR. Mtchclrs watch store. We vi
sited his rooms on SATURDAY. along with our bro
Their 0i the Compiler. His portraits are not nu.
meTN'S' but irom the specimens w SAW, we arr
disposed to rate his powers very highly. The like,
"e>S ct pr, Claiming, Is aver, fine painting, and
Ne are TOLD is very exact, Tacro is among the
Se'ee''>S' the picture tCoa Gfc, VI lady, ~ very
pretty, that she wN0ld excite the envy o the most
Beautiful NJ car SeIiCs. rhiS NJ have mentioned
tVr the NeaetS " the kiic>> " ~ must now turn
cat II >'e II 'ASs stranger - prSIy as they are
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

The Spectator Washington after saying that the late
defeat in Georgia, owing the refusal NJ tie Van
Buren, men 10 attend the polls, proceeds follows:
"Thcrc another cause however for our defeat IN
Georgia, which some Of friends will not like 10 hear
and will be 10th 10 believe. The Whins pointed TO the
demonstrations Of the North and said"sce Van Buren,
again ~ be our opponent The Georgia Democrats
true have nominated Calhoun, but they have at the
time, expressed the determination e. abide by the
nomination o National Convention. Calhoun il there.
fore, man Of straw; your real opponent D., 10 be Van
Buren, with Benton & Company. VIII Won restore
the Bourbons whom you have tiected from powcr3"
And thus thyusands. In Georgia and elsewhere now in
aili2n with the Wings, who opposed 10 Clay and ali
his principles, have kept thor old portion. Immediately
after the Wings came into power, the people everywhere
condemned their policy and principles; but MS men,
and The Presidential election again affect the polls and the
prospect ri Mr. Van Buren, being the candidate IT the Dem
ocfaic party increases, again State State falls away
Those who dccfeed change, % is clear, will have tho
change. il matters how popular Mr. Van Buren, NAV
be with the Democratic parry, they neither succeed In
''ecung him any other man, bat by portion u the
Whgs, Who overthrow them IN 1910. Mr.. Van Burens
s shbbDth Of fraternity and cohesion amongst the
Wings Time will show-if t has not shown h nrendv--
hat 81 is impossible for Mr Van Buren, 10 be- rcee cted
Precedent oi ho United States II with the whole party
united, and the patronage nj the Government i'm hi. hands
he could Do elected how cnn he be- elected now with
the late demonstrations Of still unchanged disrust and hate
among tho Wings, and opposition increasing and stern
oil over the Union amongst his party 10 hs renomina
ton for the Presidency lie elect Mr. Clay. but not
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
DIED.

OF Scarlet Fever, the 18th uno the residence of
John H. Earnest Esq, Hanover County after a severe ILL.,
OF four ard half DAYS, CHARLES WmTLocK fourth
of John H., and second of Lucy A. Earnest aged
years and months. Of the dease and at the same
place. the 2nd inst after illness of four days.
Lucy ANN second daughter of John II. and Lucy A. Far
meet, aged years and months. OF the same disease
and the place, the 9th inst after an illness of
fifteen days. MARY ELIZABETH third daughter of John H.
and Lucy i. Earnest, aged years and months.
By this melancholy and hearrending dpensation of nm
alwise Providence, Mr. Earnest and wife besides n uu
mer"u~ cic Of relatives, have been called follow 10
their three young and interesting children within
the short space Of three weeks In of this sudden and
unexpected visitation, would recommend the rcsgna
ton OF pous man, who, loosing by death an only
child said: have lost only son-an only child
who To all that heart could desire but If the turn
ing OF a would bring him back life again. would
not he the turner Of that for thousand worlds
To the dark and silent tomb
Soon they fastened from the womb;
Scarce the dawn of life began
Ere they measured out their span.
No delights were worth their stay,
Smiling, as they seem, and gay;
Short and Scky they all,
Hardly tasted they pail"
The Religious Herald will please copy.l
Tuesday inst Hickory Hill the residence m Mrs.
Eliza Perkins, Cumberland GEORGE PERKINS son Of Lewis
w. and Ann VI. CabeIl aged Z months
Or Enquirer viii please copy.
Al her residence Hanover County the Ith October Mrs
AGNES ELLIS, consou of the late John w. 6it year
Of her age.
On Saturday the 18th e.dencc Of DR. VIM Hank
head Caroline County, HILARY BAKER,
Baker Of tins city, in the 18th year Of he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

We cS0 Syscs,S,,s ~ the kt,,r Cr,v,r c,rrr>,s,n.
dent.
SeUnS< = IN NrsN Noy<S - al tAe infamous
characters cs,sS,l u ,SA ,A> ,,s> infamous pr,,S>
m the Nosd. Rc h,> GNy,l ~ Ny>Sy> hN SANDER
inS the honest c,Jiscc> ~. New \ cxA-h, Rn,iinr
GA; stulaN ~>cccS> Sssd SsN; As,>,> M u publish
thcm IN bi> 6,JSN >Ae1S-SN rv>~>,,,n., N pA,. mo
oeN, toy AvcA> aSsss'-NoSgYSss<, NJ, Never was
'ocre Sch ba>, ,>e1,gsl ~s~,,, - :, publishes.
Il = 4 consolation n NsscSscA-> u Know that
none other 'aaa NVeSSee-> an cR,Y,cys,i by tha,
lc'lrral. ENeyy uNi carec,,Ni ~,,h 1t : a foreign.
who thl>> ia GyN ~ ~ - ,,,,oa hAgm 10 this
country a. p>sSble. CseN an hir,>i S,v that pur.
pc. Il i To the peas * >,s,h writers A. thcsc.
that the EaGuiCer trusts NIX having ;hc time ar
the capSci,y 10 make NJ, the figures himself he
takes the calculation q, thsse u,cn. who >ei down to
bring oak re>l,h against this country At all haz
ards.
Truly We are likely to hear Il di>intcrcsted ac
ooun, OF oar own affairs, when the narrator is a
briot,i Scoichnlanl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
THE SUNDAY MAIL REPORT

A Correspondent OF the " Y Courier abiding to the
celebrated Sunday Mail Report, Says:"Now all right
gsris the author OF that Report" permit me 10 ob.
srre that my !ac friend Judge Cooper the author
o that Report although he present and read pre-
yious It's being presented 10 the Post Office Committee
~ Congress for their approval and made his comments
thereon, but ;he author ut that Report member from
Georgia. and late Senator Congress from that State
Ii any Of Your readers doubt the fact let communication
De addressed the Hon. Andrew Stevenson of Virginia
who the able Speaker Of the lower house Congress
at the time the Report drawn mp and presented bv
Col. Johnson Chairman Of the Post Office Committee
PhiIadeIphia Inquirer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
TO THE WINGS OF CAROLINE.

The Wings Of Caroline, requested 70 their
November Court tor the purpose OF organizing Clay
Club We hops there will be general turn out and thu,
old Caroline will evincc determination rally around the
standard Of "hc gallant Harry Ut the West" Let
canine Leius cuist for the Our friends throughout
the State, in the field Why stand here idci Come
one. ALL Let raise noft more that glorious
Wing standard which has often before guided vic.
tory. Letus chang banner the wall" with
the memorable words of Jones of Tennessee, inscribed
upon IT, let for Clay first. Clay last Clay all the
TRUE WING.
IL The Arena will copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
NATIONAL JocKEY CLUB RACES.

rhc probably not cs than three thousand persons
n ID, Washington Course Yesterday witness the be-
the cccbSs,eimUrc EssA,oR Manchester and Rien.i
The 'acc> attended in great number-hcr stand being
crowded, We asN noticed several ladies' private carria-
The President ct the l. =. and family. the Secretary
" the Navy and attorney General hcnorcd the course with
they pV0eC. The and stands presented atcceth
~ aioc lively and animated spectacle than has been
messed hcrc the DAYS OF Eclipse aud Sir Charles The
oil .; the appointed hour, o'clock The con-
tending started handsomely Fashion taking the lead
followed closely bv RienE; Winchester running within
ai> distance. In TIM position they remained during the first
hear; Tune : 10. The second heat was eonte, ted by
Fashion and Winchester, RienE being lame, withdrawn
DuTnc this heat for nearly ame the running caused con-
siderable excitement, Winchester making great cxerons
ana running neck neck with his gallant competitor But
this did last long, Fashion again taking the lead and re-
tanning tito the end; Time ; :.
The following is the official report Of the race
National Joekcy Club Purse S5O1 Entrance $50 Fony
male heats.
Samuel Lands Oh. MARI Fashion. 10y Trustee.
dam Bonuets o'Biue. 4 years old
J. VI. I. Newby'- chesnu, horse Winchester. by
Clifton dam by Contention years old %
Col. Duya.'s bay horse Risuzi 10y Auiocrat,
dam Peggy White years old dra
Time: Ii heat SIN. 10; %, SIN. O7.-Naf Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
MnNRnE warn CHR

A. the inst regular meeting ct the Monroe Ward Clay
Club held at the School Room ut Messrs. Smcnd & Leie-
hNc, TUESDAY evening the 10th inst, the organzs
sen, who wished to become Members OF the Club
forward aud sign their the Constitution, which
done by large number.
IN motion, the following resolution adopted;
Ross!rci That the thanks Of tho Club be most respect
FULLY rendered to McssrS Smcsd 4 Fciebvrc their kind
m allowing the Club hold its tngs In their Rooms
There being other business brought forward for the
act,Nn II the Club. after short aud stirring remarks
itNSn Capt Gco. X. Myers 1t, motion. adjourned
Il. SlADE. Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

The Albany Argus may rest assured that he is
mistaken in suppo-lng that wish 10 assist in
driving his fvoritc candidate of the ground What
we have said has been designed entirely rs en-
coWapcmcnt to our own friends not to dishcartcn
his. We wished our friends to see how prepOsicT-
Gus was the idea of setting up second time for
the Presidency, a man vino had been elected in
1886 by $4,000, and defeated in 1910 by $4,000,
thus making dead loss in four years Of 10000
votes II is to be rccoecied too, that nc lost these
votes after four years Of trial Aye the people tried
him, and found out that he would not do, and they
know now he has moi altered, for he tells them