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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06
NAM BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET

MN. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET
w CANDY. Observation-Disclosures few months 3D.
500 pounds have been sold OF this celebrated Cough emedy
Which are Bonese, Herb Eecampane Root Root OF squlls
and herbs known be good Coughs Colds, Phthsc, Bron
ehets Whoopn Gossh and all diseases OF ms M soGe
Vocas and Public Speakers. This Nsdicated Candy has
of its extensive sale has caused many
counets 10 be offered TO the public IN consequence e
which the proprietor has his stamped on the candy also
direction will accompany the candy when purchased at the
Druggists.
s sale s y BG S s B Sands as W 3 FnS
street. u East Broadway, 273 Broadway. ole In
a STOUNDING CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
~ In 1882 BY the celebrated NJ Vesprin the Italian Pys
"'f PsEAsEs A sS5S ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN
TO CHANGE PAhk 9E fl EEhHt2E& TO FINE
Vsn s hf s IN the beautiful psge n sos
wheh h. called the Italian Chemical Soap ks also cures
the 'fi & 55Sfs 5Eb o re rFE EeEE
Es sS hGss aaa s's II sp s se
lyn state.stree Boston, Ledger BUILDINGS Philadelphia
no where else, mind OF In
ITO THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
Il TIE UNITED STATES.-The subscriber would
specially call the attention of the various Fire Compies IN
FIRE ToRcHEs and SIGNAL LASTERNs which he
has Just finished and will keep constantly hand They
and elaborate designs. Companies from abroad who may
wish the patterns of the above before purchatng
applying by mail the subscriber and they may rely OBJ
tanning precisely such article the pattern they may
e' Deck L'ff' M Sflf FSHESi 2 3H{i
SGT 3m ii Spruce street. New York
CURE FOR COUGHS, Colds, Asthma, Hoarse-
~ ness Pain the Breast and Back, Difficulty of Breath
ns &c The subscribers would call the attention Of the cit
a fS Of N i0 Rs and Sexual 5 s~s for Sa the
parts of this State for the last fifteen with
Nlssrs Bush Hllyer, l7S Greenwich wholesale Agents
for this city Orders and communications addressed the
'uOscGsEs MH F&GRR sttsIjon
o2l Inn Propetors for the T. States and the Canadas.
WONDERFUL INVENTION to force the
w growth of Human Hair.-Tnal bottles only shngs
he names OF some OF respectable be
Call and them at store; they certify that having used
Jenss Coral Hair Restorative they found these
STOP rs fEls Nc OFF S2EAN6 LIZ HNA II
long e so the ssn bs American na es SO Gha
hamstreet, price g. Sshngs. 1879 Fulton.s Brook
yn stae-stres Boston, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
2O7 hngstreet, Charleston ). {. oil I'm
pOLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
BSs Feaip e'a bs ether Ssaes es
mess; when you enter dwelling than notice the Stoves
fa9 e'SS sT IT for a ms
IN rolls which cost but l2 and has many advantages
brighter asts longer and is used with much dust and
tfouse In minute after dry BY the application of
BRoWSs isl wsshnsonstiess fsta led by ali the
Druggist and Grocery Stores in Boston salem Lowell
Worcester, Portland Springfield.
PIus5ists No 10 Fultonsueet; 273 Broadway; II East
Dtoeu@e ol6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE-Common Walls, Pre-
scrrton Vials Patent Medicine Walls Acid Bottles Co.
OILS Concaves Nagnesia, Backing Varnsh, Demolns,
Fasks nkstands Jars Lemon SyTups, Mustards Snuts,
SC. sc.
Chemicals of all kinds, French English aud American All
Druggists articles, and Patent Medicines Perfumery and
SOAPS, general assortment, SC. sc. &c,
All articles warranted genuine The promptest attention
o orders from the ol9 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

Fl NEW LINE OF PACKETS Fol. LIV-
sTTY ERP00L.-Packet Of the 18th of November.--The
:Sss. splendid, welknown. favore packet ship HOT.
IlNGUER (ll9o IONS burthen Capt Ira Burslsy, will sail
on thursday 18TH November her regular day. The ships Of
this line being all tons and upwards persons abeu 10 en-
bark Tor The Old Country i'll not fail the advantages
De derived from selecting this line preference
as their great capacity renders them every conform
bic aud convenient than ships OF smaller class Those wish
10 secure berths should fail make early application
on board, foot Of Bung Slip, orta
W. < J. T. TAPSCOTT,
The HoTTlNGUER will sail Iron, Liverpool on the 5,h
OF January Persons wishing 10 send fer their friends can have
abie terms Drafts for any amount payable demand with
Scotland or Wales, constantly for sale as above
The ROSClCS viii succeed the Hottiuguer and sail ON
the 25th November. no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAR-
n SAPARILLA-Perons liking this, TOO often get NIX;
lures mercury mineral instead Of the root We advise all
25 package OF Jones Extract OF Sarsaparlia
Candy which eight OF the medical properties
Sold the of the American Eagle 81 nat
ham-street ~ y, l39 Fulton Brook yn 3 Broad
strset Newark Stateseet, Boston; Ledger Buildings,
Phila6alphia king-street, Charleston = o. OH I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

CIRCUIT CouRr-Before Judge KENT -. Van
Colt vs. Sharp-Ths trial is still on. The Jury not en-
pannelled has been discharged till Thursday The cause
will probably occupy till Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

WASHINGTON ELiNlR.--A pure Vegetable
w Compound -" Natures God has secreted in the yecs
table kingdom. safe and speedy remedies for all diseases
search for and discover theSs part OF mans allotted
toll This well known assertion of Doscordes one az the
another evidence of its truth and wisdom in the discovery Of
the Washington Elixir which for Its many virtues NAV fa
called Godsend to the afflicted only necessary 10 saw
that hundreds Of our best citizens attest
magic power thoroughly curing that ntoe.ab Of ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

Z" General Passage Office
TAKE NorIcE.-This othc
other in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

I" % Peck slip. cor. South-s,.
is not connected with any
lelS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

"a HITE, RED OR GREY HAIR Changed ~
w dark brown or permanent black by the Moorisb W.
Dye Sold at so 81 bottle at the sign Of H. tla'
Gan tas!s 81 ChatsI.stre, y " or ss Faon.sJ Boz
2G7 kins.stTeet. Charl.ston, : {. r-rr.H;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

JTTONDERFUL INVENTION TO force the
W growth of Human Hair.-Tria bottles only shngs
The of some of respectable citizens can be
shown who have used this and found all here stated
Call and them store; they certify that having used
Jenss Coral Hair Restorative they found possess these
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17
STANDARD YARD, AND GALLON
- - SETES FSS

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Ex-
ecutiye Office, until the 10Th day of June next, for
the construction Of STANDARD YARD MEASURE for
eacb County in the State Measure To be of Box,
or other hard wood TO be approved by the Executive
n he wel-lined and stamped, and similar % the Stand
ard now in the Executive Office without the MatriT-
The Measure to be wel-ftted into good box of Maho-
gany, Cherry, Walnut, other wood to be approved,
wi,6 appropriate facilities and implements for taking
copies from the same.
Similar Proposals will be received also, until the
same time, for making one set Of STANDARD LIoUID
MEASURES for each County in the State, consisting of
One Gallon, Half Gallon, Fourth of Gallon, One
Eighth of Gallon, and One sixteenth of Gallon
similar to the in the Executive Office. Bids
will be received make them Of Copper Brass, of
Sufficient thickness after the construction of those
in The Office bat of precisely the same capacity-each
set TO be contained in good box, securely packed, and
ready for delivery.
The Contractor will be required TO give bond and
good security the due execution of the work, and
will have permission the Standards in the Ex-
ecutive Office construct the Others by: which be
seen al any time upon application
The bidders will the place of delivery, and the
Executive will retain the privilege OF declining the
bids, if he do not approve them.
Each Measure must be thoroughly tested in the pre-
sence of the Agent, appointed by the Executive for
the purpose, and any expense attendant thereon, will
be paid by the Contractor.
]. NJ. MOREHEAD. -
E1ssTFIrf %9T :. oEEIss' IsIs, 4H@,
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17
From the Indiana State Sentinel
MIR. VAN BUREN'S LETTER.

We hardly need direct attention to the admira-
bic letter from Mr. Van Buren, which we pub
llsh IN this paper; 1t is long, but no democrat af
We think it decidedly Mr. v. BIS best letter. and
that is saying great deal He replies fully and
frankly, and with great ability, to every question
Propounded by the Convention and to every que
ry his response is entirely satisfactory Whether
Mr.. Van Buren shall be the nominee of the Ma
tional Convention or not, this letter cannot fail
still further to endear him to every true democrat,
and to afford additional evidence if required, that
he is justly entitled to the nestmable encomium of
Gen. Jackson, expressed in his emphatic words
"THE WISE MAN"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17

vi ing visited Europe for the purpose of perfect
ing himself in his profession, prepared TO exc
cute PORTRAITS, MINIATURES or HISTORICAL
PAINTING. Those wishing TO avail themselves OF
his professional services are requested tocaI at his
areler, in the old Secretary building, where specl-
mems of his execution may be seen.
Feb. %, 1913. 434-tf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17

NTOTICE.-Was taken up and committed 10 the
~ Jail OF CaSweI County, North Carolina, a
runaway slave on The I7Ih INST Negro who repre-
sehtS himselfta be free man. and who calls himself
HENRY MEREDITH and says he was raised in Gull
ford County, in the State of New York, and abouthe
miles of the City of New York. He has papers repre-
Senlug him 10 be free man. He says he recently
left New York board a Steamboat, and landed al
Charleston South Carolina, which place he immediate
y left for Richmond, Virginia. Said negro is evident
Iy a slave black fellow, about five feet ten or
eleven inches high; has small over each eye !;
ant is supposed be about twenty-five three years
of age The OF said negro requested to come
forward prove his property, pay charges. and take
him away. Said negro has some marks of the lash
about him. ZACHARIAH LOCKET, JaiiOr.
ApEiI 2I 1913 443-tf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17
TTINBMSo
THENORTH THCAROLINA STANDARD
rs PUBLIsHED WEEKLY, AT

PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADTANCE.
Those persons who remit by Mail postage paid)
S., will be entitled to receipt for IS, or two
years subscription to the Standard-or tl1o CO.
nies for one year, for the same amount.
For tre copies, - :: D IL
ten -: %
tpenfy" :: =: !: 40
The same rate for six months.
I+No order aotH receiOe attention unless the
n.oney accompanies it:
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding i JouTteem t'aaes,
twenty-five cents for each subsequent insertion; ;
those of greater length in proportion. If the
number of insertions be not marked on them,
thew will be continued until ordered out
Court advertisements and Sherif's Sales, will
be charged 25 per cent. higher than the usual
rates.
deduction of 933 per cent. will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free OF postage.
or they may not be attended to.
~ OFFICE on HiIIsborough street, south side, be-
tween Mcdowell and Dawson streets. ..
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER has just received, and is Iow
L opening choice and well selected assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest
style and importation which for beauty of style and
texture, together with the manner they will be made
and trimmed he thinks cannot be surpassed by any
other establishment in the Union. HIS terms will be
as moderate the quality of the articles admit
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17

I EINIFERSETY.-The Public Anniversary Ex-
u animation of The Students of The University of N
Carolina. will be held Chapel Hill. on Monday the
22d day of May ensuing, and be continued from day
to day until Thursday, the 1st day of June being the
first Thursday in the month which last mentioned day
is appointed for the Annual Commencement of The
College.
The following Trustees compose the Committee of
Visitation
His hT 2resIf er of
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17


Superior black French ..z
&c Wool dyed black English
4" e" t Blue =
Brown o.
&" Green of various shades SS
" black Cashmeretta beau =
tfu article for gentle
mems Summer Goats,
Superior Wool dyed black English l
sc blue ...-.
blk French Doe Skin
" Fancy Elastic French
" black single MiIled
VESTINGS.
Superior plain black Satin
Fancy
Rich Figured Paris Silks ,-
&" ri" Z" French Quiltings
Wove Silk figured Chay
Wove figured London Versailles
' Satin striped .a
Plain white 4" --
Fancy London p"
Also beautiful assortment of Fancy articles, com
prsing black and Fancy Satin Scarfs and Silk CIa
yats, white Cambrck and Fancy Silk HankerchefS
black and white Silk, Fancy kid and black HoSkin
Gloves, Stocks, Collars, Bosoms and Suspenders.
Orders from distance promptly attended to.
N. B. All indebted respectfully solicited 10 cal
and settle either by Cash or Note.
,THoS. r. FENTRESS.
April II, 1913. 4l2-6t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17

His Exc'y. Jxo. NJ. MoREHFAD Pres't er. off.
Hon. D. L. SWAIN, LII. D. President IF College.
William J. Alexander, Charles L. Hinton,
George E. Badger, Michael Hoke,
John L. Bailey. Willie P. Mangum,
Simmons J. Baker, Challes Manly,
Daniel NJ Barringer James T. NoTehead,
John H. Bryan, Samuel F. Patterson,
James W. Clarke, Thomas Ruffin,
John r. ]. Daniel, RUmuIus N Saunders,
John NJ. Dick James s. Smith,
Robert 3. Gillian, Richard D. Spaght,
John D. Hawkins, John D. Toomer.
Louis D. Henry,
By order,
CHARLES MANLY, Secretary.
Raleigh, April 81. 1913. 4443t.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16
DREADFUL EARTHQUAKE.

From the Baltimore American.
DESTRUCTION OF THE TOWN OF POINT PETRE
GAUDALoUPE.-Several Thousand Lives LOST
Capt. Thompson, of the brig Frances Jane
at this port yesterday FROM st. Johns, p. e.
report the occurrence at that place of severe
shock of an earthquake on the 9Th Feb, which
lasted about two minutes, but did no especial
damage. Intelligence of the destructive eff
feels of the earthquake in various other islands
Is given IN annexed extracts from letters, re-
ceived from Frances Jane:
st johns, P. X. February IA, l643.
We bad severe shock of an Earthquake
on the 9th inst, but it was not so severe as the
one last year, though it lasted longer time.
In st. Thomas II was very severe, and is said
to have lasted over two minutes. All persons
fled from their houses, but most fortunately no
one was hurt, and no material damage was
done there. A vessel arrived at st. Thomas
from Antigua reports that all the houses were
thrown down in that Island, and the windmills
were either down or so much injured that
they cannot be worked. In Nevis, also. eve.
ry thing Except the Bath House, is down.and
the steamer passing Martinique, Gaudaloupe
and Montserat, saw those Islands covered with
dense cloud fdust.
NO accounts have yet been received from
any other Island, but we fear we shall hear of
great destruction OF property and loss of life
IN all the Windward Islands. We cannot
vouch for the truth of the above, but we give
1t as we resolved it from creditable source in
st. Thomas
"St. Johns. P. R, Feb. Is, 1913.
We yesterday received advices from the
Wmdward. The effects of the Earth0uahe
OF the 9Th inst. have been awful indeed. THE
town of Point Petre. Gaudaloupe, IS entirely.
destroyed, and Ten Thousand are s,tDDosed ~
hare been killed The loss OF properly SIM
mense. At Antigua there has also sbean 4
great loss ofproperiy though but few lives were
destroyed All the mills and sugar works are
more ofless injured. and the greater part Of the
;roP viii be lost. Nevis, Barbados. Montse-
al, &c. are all said to have suffered much.
'ut to what extent is not known here vet"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS

Mr.. Henry A. Wise, one ofthe Guard, who
declared with SO much earnestness and appa-
rent sincerity that he neither expected nor
would receive Office under Mr.. Tyler's admin
istration. has boon nominated by the President
as Minister to France. If his nomination he
confirmed, verify he will have received his re-
ward for his apostacy from the Wing party.-
None but John Tyler possesses such powers of
appreciation as to think that Henry A. Wise is
the NEST proper person to be made Minister to
France.
In place of Mr.. Forward, Mr.. Caleb Cush-
'ng has been nominated as Secretary of the
Treasury. So much for his abandonment of
the Wings. ~S'''''s1' -
w. w. Irwin, of Pennsylvania as charge to
Copenhagen. =
These nominations hadnot been decided nm.
On py the Senate, when we received the lat
est dates from Washington. :. s''s '1'-
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16
Tom Moore,s sonos have No., !,

Tom Moore's songs have been uarodied
oiienter than the productions Of almoet anv
other poet-a good proof Of their exceIlencss
and popularity But what would the gfeat
:. III, Moore. says to the following on
: ms ", word ls all feetiDg shows:
Inc ousties are all fleeing show
For mans Illusion given:
The bags ofhran. the saeI.S ~ tc,.
are worn to Gull the simple bea,,ss
They're all "a cheat by Heavsnl
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

Isaac Hill OF New Hampshire, who has been
the Democratic U. 5. Senator, and Governor
of that State, has declared himself in favor OF
the Tyler administration. and has pledged
h;mselft to take the stump throughout the State
behalf Of il.
This detection has given the Locos no little
discomfort and set the Globe, the Pennsylva-
MIA Key Stone ard other of their journals 10
the most violent abuse Of their quonda n as
sociate Isaac
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

From slip which We have received from
the Office 81 the Republican Banner AZ Nash
vile W. learn thai an awful casually occurred
Oh che 18th ult, ID Cincinnati, ID which many
lives were lost, and persons dreadfully mutila.
ted. The following is an extract.
Yesterday about 3 o'clock r. III, the extsn-
siye Pork Packing establishment Of Messrs.
Pugh a. Alyord, corner Of Walnut and Canal
streets. was discovered 70 be on fire. The
firemcn repaired to tho spot with their usual
alacFity, and while engaged in combating the
destructive element, many on the roof OF a
smaller building connected with the main one,
q dreadful explosion took place, occasoned, It
10 coniectuFed, by the combustion Of gas gen.
Grated by the FIRE inside the building which
was very close.
and the walls Of the other thrown outward, bury
inc MANY of the firemen and spectators under
the ruins, while some ofthcse on the roof sunk
into the house. or were precipitated 70 the
ground, some few without material injury. al
this moment, the flames for the first time burst
out. The conclusion of the air was 90 great
that persons on the opposite side of Walnut
street. who we're standing on some tiers OF bar
rels of pork, were thrown down, and part oi
the upper tiers of barrels of pork, were thrown
upon one or two, whose limbs were broken by
them
Such was the CONSERVATION created by the
shock of the explosion-w was heard and
felt in distant parts of the city--lhat several
minutes elapsed before the spectators recov-
cred from the panic. Assistance was then
given the sufferers, some of whom were dead
.-.some SO dreadfulIy mutilated and wounded
that they could scarcely be recognised. many
of whom died in short time, and some may
possibly recover.
The general appearance of the ruins shows
that an immense force was operated. The
upper part of the building down to the first
story was thrown into the street. covering
Walnut street with bricks and heavy timbers,
kegs of lard, &C. Not much of the stock OF
meat, which was large, will be lost. We un>
derstand the building and its contents were
fully insured Measures will no doubt be Ia
ken 10 ascertain and lay before the public the
cause and extent ofthe loss.
A deep. appalling, and mournful feeling per-
vades the city those rescued from the ruins
are amongst our most respectable, intelligent
and enterprising citizens, in the prime of life
with families, and noted for their public spirit
and social qualities. So many conflicting
statements are afioat IN relation to this great
calamity that at this time it is impossible to
speak with any degree of accuracy either Of
extent or effects of this affecting dispensation.
No such heart rending and tragical event
has ever occurred IN our city, If we except
the explosion on board the steamboat Moseile,
some years since.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

The Southern Sportsu1an," devoted
% sporting intelligence, general literature. and
graphc and humorous descriptions of men.
manners, and things, is the title OF a new ma,
per 70 be published IN New Orleans. The
e0ilors are Nessrs. Thorpe ard Brenharn. "a
sora0ly known for their literary produc-
TONS especially one of them a. the A,,.hor
o. series Of interesting pieces over the s;cns.
lure OF Tom Owen the Bee Hunter.n
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

A correspondent the Globe announces that
the name of Thomas Richie Iof the Enquirer)
viii be proposed IN the National Democratic
convention for the Vice Presidency!
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

The earth is at this time covered with a
deeper snow than we ever saw before in Mis-
sissippi.
1t showed the whole of last night, and it is
now not less than from six TO seven inches
deep. Every thing wears the garb ola North
ern climate.