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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
DR. H4RLICH'S
STRENGTHENING AND GER~
MAN APEkIENT PILLS.

hereby certify that afflicted for eight years ~5t
disease attended pam
breast side and stomach, ioss If appetite.
sickness and dizziness tho head pain in the az
eating, other symptoms which attend Indgest0u
bowels ~eak and irregular. Having had advice II
various physicians durng 3pag period 8ss8
medicine which only produced temporary IL the
year 1888 often unable ease my house, AM be-
ing poor widow. dependent my iabor for lsfag
obliged house obtain il, / q
length gave up al hopes q recovery, and frosted
''that created all aa5ngsf' fortunately it1
Eok Eighth street. when he family discovering nay
cradle s5tIa tjon, Immediately recommended DR. arcn
COMPOUND and German Aperient Pl.
they procured for For sale a
RICHMON ID BOOK STORE.
March Il, I543.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
TRUTHS
WORTH REMEMBERING.

TIA, the s.PILES'' i painful disease.
TIA, ali w have the PILES wi@h TO 5s edTss.
That rio hare had The PILES and hav used tIstch-
cr's French eEe.a6le OG1tnlerat, Cured!
~ hat every VINO has tested ae surprising virtues
of This invaluable Ointment pronoanees il the best REM
for the cure of PILES thar discovered.
That his invaluable Remedy warranted, j! early
applied, immediate Burns. S-aIds. ete.
That the price $50 always refunded if the ONT
ment fails give satisfaction 10 tie purchaser Sold
Richmond at the BOOK STORI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

NE subscriber would Inform his friends and old
uer- that .tjH continues Watch AMI Clock Re-
palrn. old stand .he SIDE of Main
5e,Sccn Jos Glber's Hotel Bank where he VIII
trksed Will patiently atcb calls
Of all may favor hjla with their W ork
despatch and warranted perform.
JOSHUA B. HUNNICUTr.
Ri-au-aoi, May G.h, 1913 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
Uatter'> Fur>, Trimmings. &C.

FVNE subscribers are now receiving their Fail supply OF
GOODS aud would invite their customers and friends
to call and examine the found very
tensive and complete
Their purchases being previo,. 70 the
late advances will enable them induce to hI
Re surpassed by any house III
country Amongst Goods he f,ltp5
ample supply of Hatter' Furs and Trnm
of every description used by the trade.
sappIv Of otter Fur. Seal Nutria, MI-k
Co.h Glazed Leather. Hair sea-, and Seaetse Caps,
prices lower ihan ever eore offered Market.
HATS of quality of the latest fashions
Is hand and of their own manufac
JOSEPH 5. BATES & Co..
No %, Mein street., corner OF Pearl.
Aug. %. lS43. lGaz. s2I Cincinnati, Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

Colds, coughs, splitting of blood, ditii-
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis, asth-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
For sale at the RICHMOND BOON STORE.
March IT, IL 10.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
LIVERY STABLE.

1VyE subscriber has hre. several good saddle horses
l -bu-yfes a5 veH broke horses H= terms sII 5e
.7'lel . ne tines LEWIS DURk.
+. -aznoa1, Nar-A le.a. 1879. liz
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
NJ A n 81 10 y III q l. : t.,
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
8, -. ~ AEIL..

5ANiNt. some nnnths occupied this we'll known
and popular Hotel, woui return his grateful thanks
10 the travelling public who have literally p7tronzed
house his friends am pubic generally
that he expects the stand term Of
wears. pains Will he spared his enter
tain those who call upon hlr. stYle which w3
make them comfortable we'll furnished table, pleas
conImuJods aud polite make
them fis stable attended by careful AMI sAul oet
Ter, gaiuerjes well supplied with provjader lie
respectfully soicits OF the public pair1ha
t,oheidse CIV la july -. 1913 3Hu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
4 a IL ID OIL L..
MGEI CGa

al ~ ~ - ~ SS2
TTNI subscriber made with the pro-
priet,rs of the "Spring Foundry for power for bull
Machinery prepared furnish his friends and
public generally n short all kinds of Machine
ry Cardng Machines, Condencers, Spinning Ma
chimes, Power looms, ShearinS Machines, Mapping Ma
chimes, &c &c for all which lie has tive latest np7oved
patterns. lie is also prepared for cutting Mill Screws,
Press Screws, &c. &c.
EIkANAI HUXLEY.
0A3-N. p. HUXLEY & RYAN will make to order
BELLS all kinds of Brass Castings; aud will take old
brass aud copper in exchange for new work.
Richmond, Now 10, 1912 46u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

ED. Blue and Black writing Ink Ink sand steel pens
Gaiils, paper, waters sealing &c &c. for sale
a. the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
Family Carriage For sale.

E17nf1k WI Esd,st T Us 'Ssts*'
ME subsc offers for sale excellent family car
rage suitable for either horses. II has
but little used and good repair, and neatly as
good "a new will be sold cash approx cd
credit Per-ons wishing purchase invited 10 call
and examine for themselves. JOB BORTON.
Richmond, Sept |. 1913. 36sf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
CURE FOR HVOR Ms.

The genuine Wt-tars Bal-aal l3f sale IN Ricamoa4
ONLY "A t4e BOOK ~tore
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-15
Ser Uattrlanbsz Jreunb un6 Wei t Ser 9tif.

'he lleberIe9un9.
ee beFueen f!@ seeenmdrtis stpe taufenb feds bun
ocrt ltllC ad4tS9 @ueteten, oierebn hunbertSahen
Sler9nneert eoatdnet9e HetterpaFnunsen i'm 3eue
banle, be alle i'm 9uten Stanoe n6 m oiefem Sabre
Saoen m1t oter5cb" bunoert Musteten nno cine qeit
ten erbaIten. ''"
slucb erbtelten 2 meff1nseue Sedspfuuser, pcu
onotS mclttrt, gum gcraits auf Gle uns i'm ndd,1er
5abr 5ufcnmenoe Waffen> DaS Staats: 3rmobaws ii
IN snT csdtsm Ns 3sanOe nO e anlden a
vrrbanocn &anrnen Orer eaetten ,utpr NJ ~ YAK :,
sr'n9eu' sd mSdte oater cine 0jeOoumeine ,ur 9fe C.
paratur ees 3en9houie6 ii. sur@rriduno emss paf5en
''S S GGTmei, az s;n anG saEStenhaus Orn9enO epsfn
Shrer oerNd'eocnen bSht tuid1tiesn Dfihten S(s ss
prdlcntantcn oes 8cfee, Gnafet in ibren 8crotbnn,
gen S terrben, nno naB oieicten CUR 8sorberuna oer
sSsbIfa9rt pes Staates ur'o gum @lad u. MoblIan6
res Sc!tes 9ereiden m69en.
c., WilfUn @banuuu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

derbiddev Will be- accepted umcJHda!uuaiiy.
The undcrbiddcr should gre early liciicc pfiIls
Intention 10 taxi. or no; to take HE stock. and
II the Halter, VI his reasons; and the present
contractor Is 10 determine. on the Il, ST appiica-
ton. w~iieiher he viii sell IL ~ nul.
IA. a bid rccciycd alicr iimr to-wit: the
18th April next Il, 3 p III. or without the guar
atife required by law or tina, combines ,.yc.
raj routes III one SUN Of compensation. carnot
VI considered In competition will! a regular
proposal. not aGjudsed 10 be extravaganza.
ID a bidder mag O.lrr OF conch, railroad. or
I wr routes where thu, transportation IL
ailnc.!' or ilhprac;icHbic i, Certain seasons. To
s""A'''"'e morse or wagon Conveyance. %. To
'"'cti"'t s'rricc. 4 specified number of Laus.
wees OF mouths. lie mag propose to omit an
o'.'L" .'"' 'i"'ccess!oie. or is not on lhc sage
'"1o' "'' !f'!"ay. or nj Il ~stcainboa, lm,d,r,. IA
''ie use ''hy De- or !t nTay cilcr TO substitute:
Ill i"'e'i"' mode OF supply IL. such cares. He
~ .t'l ''haer'i'' dag, and hour. of de-
pa''u.e "na aiHv'.., p!Ofiuai 80 nor. rur M,
'i'ic Is asked, and II Is obpious thai, no mai
connection or Other public acco..mo,;or :.
prcJuGired. lie lnny usE Ter a specified nrm.
Der ol day Tor more running lime to the ,rin =,
ccrlain seasons OF peculiarly bad roads. I'm,
ncyood these changes. a proposal for serrict.
different from The advertisement will prcrent
us being considered in competition with n reg.
uiar bid, not 10 set aside for extravaganza and
Where Il bid contains any Of The ADORE al,era-
tio'i'' their disadvantages will be estimated IN
comparing !, with o,I,rr proposals.
10. There should be but one route bid for in
4 proposal.
Il. The route. the service. the yearly paw,
The bidder maine and residence, and the name
Of each member of the firm. when u company
offers. should be distinctly stated.
lG. The foIlowiu. isilie form of the guar
an'cc which shnnld be- filled the frs, blank with
Inc name OF The sulianior. the second with
t'li Of The bidder ard the third and fourth
win The beginning and terminating points of
the ronlc; aud after being dated. should be
signed by The snnranior. who mus, he shown by
'e written ceriiicat" ut l postmaster. or other
cina''y satisfactory testimonial. la be a man Of
un"pcrty and able 10 make good his guaranty.
itis guaranty, so certified, should accompany
each bid.
The undersigned - guarantees ,ha,
---IihIs bid for carrying the mil iiom -
10 - be accepted b. the Postmaster Gem
eral. - shall rnier in.D an obligation plior
To The lst day oi July next. with good ard sui.
iicien' %surciIes, 10 perform the service propo.
scd.
- Dated -"
~. The bib should he sent under seal, nd.
dressed TO The First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
erai, With Mail Proposals in the State Of
- written on the face Of the letter; aud
should be despatched in Time to be received by
or before the l3;h April next. at3 o'clock. p IN.
20. The contracts are be executed before
the Is; July next.
Post Office Department. Dec. Is. 1872.
{. a. WfCKLIFFE.
January II II, so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Pnnpkimiown, Twelve Miic, aud Vol Creek.
10 P!ckersvi.lc, equal 10 ~ miles and back.
once 4 week
Leave Pickensyille every Monday a, 6 a
IN, arrive II i'ickcnsvii.c same day by 6p m
3l7s From Pcndic,on. by Pickensc h.. Wes,
Union. Horse Shoe. pavi.' Ferry. Albright.
Ga, ciurasvi!lc. Necoochc. .Ainnut ionah. and
Pleasant Retreat. 10 Dah!oncga, 81 miles and
back, twice Il week. in TWO horse coaches
Leave Pcndlc,"n every "Wednesday aud
Saturday Ut , u IL. arrive IL DahIonesa mex,
days by , p III
Leave DaaIoncga every "Wednesday aud
Saturday u, 10 IN, arrive nj PendIcton ncyj
day. by 10 p Il
ilT0 From pcndlc;oi.. By Townrillc. Fair
play. Parker's Store, Ga: Aquilia. gainesville
Walnut iiii:. Bnshyille. and Gill,viIlc. "a
Ga.ussiiie. gu MES ani back, once Il week
leave Pcrd!rton ever Saturday after The
arrival o: Gl-.nviI.: NAL n. IA n, a.r..c n
GAINESVILLE ucai day Oy : Pa
Leave GAINESVILLE every Thursday NJ 6 Il IN
arrive u; fCndlcion mex. day a, > p ~
Proposals 10 carry once or twice a week. ~
two hoisc coaches will be considered
$50 From Pickcns c h, by Bounty Land
claremon,. Bachelor Retreat. aud Martin,
creek, TO Pichens Ii, equal to 80 miles ana
back, once a week
Leave Pickrns c h every Tuesday At G i IN
arrive al pIckcns c h ncxlday by : pm
3iSl From West Union 10 clayton, Ga, 10
miles and back. once a week.
Leave West Union every Wednesday a,6 :
IN. arrive At clayton same day hy5 III
Leave clayton every Wednesday At G 4 IN
arrive II Yves, Union same day by ; p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
I'D Ordinary OF Ed:efieId District.
Whereas. Jacob Long, hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration. with the
will annexed, on all and singular the goods
and chaucls, rights and credits Of Amos
Banks. late Of the Dis;ric, aforesaid, do
ceased.
These arc, therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred aud cred
i,ors Of the said deceased. To he and appear
before me. NJ our mex, Or!inary's Court
for The said District 10 be holden at Edge
field Cour, House on the 18th March, 1913,
to show cause. If any, why the said Ad-
minis,ration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this i7,h
day Of February, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty three, md in the sixty-sc-
vcuth year Of American independence.
%. TOWLES, o. E. d.
Feb. % Is2 l2l b a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01
SPECIAL. OFFICES.

Proposals are invited for supplyin: the follow.
ing Office, in South Carolina. for the nett
proceeds OF SAID Offices respectively, limited
ioasum to be named in tie proposals in each
case
iiuclshcad canscy from WATERFORD, 20 miles
and back, once i week
BlutitUn from Gialiainss lie, ~ niles and
back, once 4 week
Due Wc., corner from Abbeyillc, II miles
and back, once 4 week
Liberty Hall from Pagcscil!e, 6 i.ilcs lnd
back. once u week
Lynclwood ;iom Tilcr's Ferry miles and
back. ono. = wcc!.
SaIabrity from Double Branches. s miles
and back. once Il week
Sandy Rua from 81. Matthews, { miles aud
back. once 4 week
SIMPSONS Mills from iIounl Gallalier, A.
miles and back. once i week
Whitc Hal! from FraZicrsyilc. 6 miles rrd
back, once Il week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01
PAINTING.

YPuE Subscribers bess leave 10 inform
Il their lricnds and the public in geuc-
raj. that they having entered in CO part
ncrsEip, are determined To work to suit
the times. and will be thankful for all
orders their friends ard The public may be
pleased to give them; all work they re.
ccivr will be done by themselves.
House. Sign. and Ornamental Painting.
limitations Of Wood and Marble.
Chairs aud other Furniture done 10 the
uca,c,r manner and at the shortest notice.
TFsAll orders from The country punc,u-
ally attended 10. -
II. BLEAS.
ELgcGcld c. II. Feb. ID AZ 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EPI OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire
I'D Ordinary of E,doc6rId Dis,ricr

EpI OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire
Ed Ordinary Of Edseicld District.
Whereas James G. White. hath APP
piled to nc for Letters OF Administration
on oil and singular The goods and cha,tels.
rights and credits of John Warren, late Of
the District aGorcail, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, the Kindred and GRE
dilors OF the said deceased, 10 be and APP
pear before me, al our mex, Ordinary's
Court for the said District 10 be holden a,
E1gcfcld Couri House on the 18th March.
1913, TO show cause If any, why The said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 17lh
day Of Feb. one thousand eight hundred
and forty two, aud in the sixly-scveuth
year Of American Independence.
o. TOWLES, o. T.. d.
Feb. 20. Isl 1911 2, :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
EPY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire
iii DrLinnru al EhnnhnLI D;S,rn,

EPY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
AS Ordinary of EdSeicld District.
Whereas, William Murrcl. hath applied
10 me Tor Letters of Administration un all
and singular the goods aud cha,,cls, rights,
aud credits ofJohn McClendou, late Of tho
District Aforesaid, deceased.
These ore. therefore. 10 cite and admou-
ish all and singular The kiudrcd and credi-
tors OF the said deceased, to be aud appear
before me. at our next Ordiuary's Court
for the said District 10 bc holden al Edge
field Cour' House on the 18th March. lS43,
to show cause. II any. why the said Ad-
minislration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Eth
day OF February, enc thousand eight hun
dret aud forty three. and in the sixty Sc
vcn;h year OF American Independence.
O., TOWLES. o. L. u.
Feb. 90. 1853. [S2 12l 4
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-09

A great work is Forthcoming from the pen of viii
liam Hodgson, Esq, late American Consul at NIGGA
dore upon the character and condition Of that sngu-
lar tribe Of the African race the Foulahs who claim
to be whites, and whose complexion varies from
bright copper color and bronze, TO pure white
They nhabt region Of 100000 square miles in ex-
tent from the mouth of the Senegal aud Senegambia
on the west to the kingdoms of Borneo and Mandara
on the eastfrom the Desert Of Sahara on the north
to the mountains Of Guinea on the south In reli-
gion they are Mahomedans, which itself indicates
civilization. III physical characteristics they occupy
position between the Arab and the Negro, but es-
TEEN themselves superior to both. 1t is suggested
that when civilized they may be made the means Of
destroying the slave trade through their influence
upon the tribes Of Central Africa
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-09
From the Old School Republican.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MEETING.

At a meeting of the Democratic friends of the Ad-
minstration of the General Government held on the
28th ult at the public house of William M Swaysee
in the town Of Salem, Fairfield county, Ohio
DIR. M. Mcclure being chosen chairman, and VIM
NJ. Swaysee, secretary.
! On motion, Resolved That whereas we recognize
in the present Chief Magistrate of the General Gov
eminent, statesman and patriot worthy OF the high
station in which he has been paced-whose admins
traton has realized our most sanguine wishes De-
mocratic Republicans-and whereas, we believe that
the prosperity and welfare Of our common country
demands at this moment-that as well.wishers 10 the
General Government and the untrammelled rights Of
the individual States and of the People, the free and
independent voters should assume and freely exercise
their rights, in free and unbiased expression and in
dependent action therefore,
Resolusd, That we hereby constitute and organize
Tyler Democratic association for the purpose Of con-
centrating the nauende Of its friends and co-opera.
ting in the circulation of proper information towards
the advancement of correct principles
Whsreupon, Hugh Andrews was chosen President
j. Wollard, Esq, J. Nj. Snider, n Allen and r Ruff
ner Vice Presidents, A. Alvey and J. y. Brown, Sec
retaries.
On motion, RESOLVED, That in John Tyler, we have
the Embodiment OF all the cardinal principles Of JEFF
iersonan Democracy, and that in his Administration
We have witnessed a strict adherence to the Re-
publican doctrines as laid down and pracsed by the
trainers Of our Institutions.
Resolred That havsg the fullest confidence in John
! Tyler as Democratic Republican we hereby res
pectluly suggest HIM the most deserving and sui
table candidate for the next Presidency and as the
nominee of the Democratic National Convention in
May next.
Rtsoired further, That for the purpose of securing
the cooperation of friends Of the adjoining coun
ties, and in order TO and maintain the union
and harmony Of the great Republican family, so all
important TO the success Of the fundamental prnci-
pies OF the Democracy-and believing that in the
nomination OF no one Of the distinguished candidates
named, will it be so happily produced as in that Of
JOHN Tyler.
Therefore, Resolred, That we hereby recommend
general meeting Of the friends Of the Administration,
and Of all who desire Justice to John Tyler be
held on Saturday, the lh day of November at JACK
TOWN in Licking county.
ResolUed, That in order 10 carry out this recommen-
dalton we nominate the following gentlemen a com.
mlttee Of correspondence, TO aid in carrying it into
effect:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-09
From the Piebeian

We give the unofficial retu ms below, and il will
be seen that the average majority on our ticket, as
near as we can come at it, is about 300. Our candi
datefor County Clerk, Mr.. Conner elected by 800
to 1000 majority. We have unfortunately lost our
Sheriff, and we think two OF the members OF Assem-
bly,, who most unwisely allowed their names 10 be
used upon Mike Walsh's Blackwell's Island ticket
Although we ever have been opposed to erasng
name from the regular ticket and have through this
whole canvass urged friends to vote it entire the
result shows that the high sense Of honor on the part
OF the Democracy usually displayed in reference TO
voting regularly, has in this instance been departed
from. We regret that these gentlemen have been
defeated, although II not more than thew could
expect when the popular feeling was so emphaticaly
demonstrated against any connection, directly or in
directly with ticket revolving to the stomach Of
their moral sense. Mr.. Mann who promptly denied
any sympathy with them although upon their ticket,
is, we expect, elected beyond doubt
So FAR as the city is concerned we are satisfied that
had II not been for the Native American ticket, our
majority would have been larger than that received
by Mayor Morris last spring.
Kings County is reported TO have given Jones a ma
joriiy Of $50, and Richmond I6 II these reports
are true, MIR. Jones's majority will be over 500 in
this district The following is the result for Senator
as far as heard from. The vote on the Assembly
ticket and for County Clerk and Coroner will be
somewhat larger than that for Mr. Jones as Senator
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-09
From The NJ Y. Erpress-Posiscripi.
ny e.nr-C,r.r r.xrrr,,,..-

BY SfEClAD EAPhESS.
Our messenger arrived this morning by the steamer
knickerbocker
But little is known Of the river counties, as no Ex-
press had been established to bring the returns TO the
landings. But the returns known are highly favora.
bic TO the Wing cause.
In old Orange The Wings have made demonstra-
ton
Newburgh has given $50 Wing majority. Last
year il was 1873 Democratic
New. Windsor Dem. Last year about 30 10 40
Dem.
Blooming Grove reported so Wing Last year
Dem.
Cornwall reported 30 Wing. Last year Dem.
II Is hardly possible that the Wings have carried
this old strong Democratic county, but if the same
gains are carried through the Of the towns the
county is redeemed.
FRoM ALBANY no official returns are given. as the
boat left when the polls closed-but sufficient is
known 10 determine that the city has gone Whig by
over four hundred majority
But little is known Of Duchess, Columbia or III
ster counties, as only few towns have been heard
from.
The following are the reports along the river;
Hudson, % Wing majority.
Poughkeepsie, $50 Wing majority
Undertook, so Dem. majority
Kingston, so Dem. majority
Stuyyesant, SO Dem. majority
Above the Highlands, there was a severe snow
storm all day The earth is covered with snow. and
in some places quite deep.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-09

Inc maJoriues gwen 10 the above table we sup
pose are about The average.
pialos Nonner and some Of the assembly candidates
on tbs dcmcnraisc ticket have 10 almost very ward
run ahead @fbs above vote. .1sts ~f,s--A ~
The wings claim to have elected every man upon
thrlr ticket except county clerk Major Conner
having some hundreds ahead of the average vote
OF the Democratic party, they concede his election
The Democrats claim to have elected besides their
county clerk, some nine or ten members of the AS
sembly but at the time went TO press was fear
ed that the Democrats had secured nothing but the
county clerk
Those majorties marked with a star are upon tho
vote for sheriff Those marked with a dagger are
the majorities for Senator.
lin this Ward as well as in the Ninth il is report
ed that the Native American ticket received ma.
jority-that is it got votes than either Of the
regular tickets.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-09

The coming Presidential election will turn upon
Bank or no Bank" The Wings took great offence
at President Tyler's vetoes, and denounced them in
unmeasured terms. The Democrats, on the other
hand, hailed them with rapturous delight The day
is rapidly approaching when the People will have to
pass upon President 1ylers veoes. In 80 they gave
their stohg approval Of General Jacksons vetoe,-
In "a they will do the same with President Tyler's
vetoes.
IL is very fortunate that the Democrats have the
veto to rally upon. We have no fear TO 20 before
the People with its triumphant charm about il.
II is just the watchword the Democrats want TO
lead them to victory in the great campaign Of IA
Philadelphia Sentinel