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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

NJ ELL, MOORE g. co. Posi- Mai Coaeh
- Lenves Wheeling daily al 6 o'clOrk. p. Nj.
~ hours 10 Cincinnati
PiiO' Couch. leaves Wheeling daily nj O'Clock
a. NJ. 4S hours 10 CincinnaIi Fare SO.
ID. Talmadge's Good Iateaf Coach leaves Vince
Ing daily az s a. NJ % hours ~ MaysVIlle. Fare
so.
lines To- parties with The privilege OF lying by night
or moi as they chOose
Office No. So Woter 81. WHEELING. Va.
mig 30 J MESKIMEN. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

B. a. FAHNESToCE'S VERAnFUGF,
A PERE,E City SAFE
AND CERTAIN CURE FOR WORMS.
CEhTiFlCATES of It's efficacy can be seen Of
lsiy tae most incTedulOus. Price % cents
WHITLEY, Green Co. Pa.
A. 10 Ha! nh, 1913. s
Dear Sir; have been using your Verru,fuee in
my Practice for a number Of years md find n
lhe most sure AID safe Worm Destroyer that j
i was called to child six or seven years old in
Nav 1872, which was then in spasms with the
worms, gave y one vial ofyour Vermifuse, A.
greea"iyt 20 DIRECTIONS, and the child PASSED 440
worms. In few weeks, gave II anofber wal
and u passed zoo more, making in ali Gao Worms
me ch1d recovered Immediately, and has enjoy
ed good health ever since.
have prescribed IL in many other cases. in
which II has brought away 200 and 300 Worms.
pr,,.,,, eJONAItAN NORRIS.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
There are Vermifuges in almest everv sec,;o,
Of me country, asserted 10 be the same, or equal
TO tahnesiock ss--which is not the ease.-tbere
9d~ none ike =. They contain dangerous ingre.
use The first and only safe arr efiescio"s ne
20 not be peJsuaded bv the interested veudey
ma Others vii answer a. well.
IA FAHNFsTOcK & 70
Corner OF sikh and Wood sts Pittsburgh.
M'MECHFN
JONAS CRUWBACKER. g.
JAMES BAKER
4 FAHNRSTOCR's ANTI BiiloIIs
FlbI So gentle but efficient catharfic. ex-
bFessiy adapted Tor miiy physic; and are not
syrp3sseo BY any other pIl b. nee for al cases In
wien eathartic " Indicated. They will operate
thoroughly without pripirV. Price * rfs O. =
box containing 90 pills.
PHfuN0 &c OF C0ugh Balsana-A vsluable
fe,t.. ~ ior coughs and CJids, Price IS cents.
C0ugh lsozeHFeq.-Thefe Lczenpes nOeeese = 4
ne virtues Of the best CouEh Syrup, are conve-
,lelt 20 carry ~ ne pocket and are very pleasant
70 the taste. Price % cents.
o. Carmtnuttpc I0zenPcs for the cure Of fhn
SUMMER complaint. AZ The season Is now an
pft achins ~ which bowel complaints ars Al yyags
very uoublceome a. we'll 90 Dangerous evrrs
,pmilY sh0uld be provided with box Of these
lso1ehkeH, which, fused according 10 direoti ons
" ~ cerioiply cure. Price Is caote.
liquid Cpodeidoc. This penetrafiaa arfisls
eoss s5fs double iho strength Of the common
Venienug applied. Price Is ceufa
D FoT sale ~ ? B M'MECHEN.
Pzs wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

HtLOTfIS. &C.-My sIock of Brs,d CLOTHS.
~ beaver Go rus. CASSINiEHES, SAT II
NETS YES riNGS and all other articles Genie
mems wear very romplsie aud desirable. Call aud
zee them. (sci p VT SELBY.
LPACAs, MERiNoES. &c. &c.-You will
N find q, C"rner Main AID hiadisun streets. a
superb assortment of AiIacns, Chusans. hferinoes
plain and fe'd Monslin de Iaincs and all oihe
Fashionable WINTER GOODS. Examir- hcfarc
y-n huy, an yoa Will find them che p md Jrsira6te
ocl2 w Il SELBY.
- HAWLS!-A splendid sipck of SliAWLS. Oi
~ every description will he fSrnd on examinnliii
at the FANCY DRY GOODS STORE. OF
ost2 w r. SELBY
EXTRA FINE-A few pieces suPcr fg'd
II and wniered Frrn~h vELvErS f,r dresses. a
superior ,ualiiy. Gail soon or you will mrss iirm
oct 2 w II SELBY.
nLAIN GOODS--Mole colorcd Alpacas
Merlin .es aud Nibuslin ne LANES Cor dreSse,
and plain Shswls. (same materially Als.'. a fi".
assortment OF friendly prints aud uilier plan GOODS
nj (ocl - w 7 SGERY'S.
EDASK ETS-A lot unwilling BASKETS
a . jus' reed by Loci 3 w It SELBY.
nIMITY RUFFLES-A beautiful style oil
~ This article. something new, you t9n find AT
oct 3 SELBY'S
EDIANKETS. BAfZES AVID FLANNELs
I'D n you call al The Corner Main md Madison
Streets. lnear the ute Of the contemplated new
Bridee. yuu will hny SINE fine Blankets Buzz,
aud Flannels. as they are good and cheap. oct 2
LII MBk ELIAS--l have just received a new
II supply al UMBRELLAS. nm"ng which ar.
lew ezra size superior elk. large enough 6.r =
man and his family f moi more than ten in number
oct z w r SET,BY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

4 All AND LACE GOODs-rhave o.
IL hcauhful variety Of everv description ni lhe-
'nr~s'i style OF Laees. Edgings, Neu-. sc. Black,
and Whine. (oci2) w 4 SELBY.-
N OsIERY-AI,aca. "a new arirIe) Lambs
LII weol of rari..ns c,.lors. Mernr AID C--n--
merr. wor-ied and Cotton. Silk and Spun Six
HOSE aud HALF HOSE for Men. Ladies. Misses.
Boys end Children. ia every variety at
oct 2 SETBY'S
VE OURNING GOODs-Snper Black.
AVH IRE, rh Tnperisis B,,rubazir Monseiin do
nines. SUI er French Merino. aud genuine Frrnrh
ChinIzrs Black Lama W~pl aud Thibei Mrsin.,
SIiAWIS AID Mourning Crwv-,s. Csafe-. Cloves
Lace Nrils AID iLlkfs. Rlb5Os fine assor,netff
honeh, with care and attention. by - t-'ti1 81
oct 9 i9r' w r SELBY.,tn
GENUINE FRENCH cHINrzEs--A lew
" pieces very admirable patterns The real
Gle, Jnsi REQ II nj loci 81 SkLBiH p"
A. NLOVfS-Mcn-' super Bnck. MerIno. BerIi,
NJ Mi a'ri C"''on GLOVES. La,l,~s' sup
Ezra Sld. Silk. Mrrino mai Fancy Gkvesa
Nuts Bugs and Misses. great variety can hs
had 'aP nj foci 81 SELBY'S.
n tARPET CETAIN-A' large Ld ~cl'J al
" White Carpet Cham, ch ice cu,"r-. Jp.
received aud for sale ut SELBY'S
oct 3
= NHINTZ rs. PRINTS. &e.-A beau,ifi
- variety of Chm zs-. Prinfs as,l Gnsha ~
embr icing al.nns every style. g ,lnr aud price.
excee iirgly l-w raies LEROY CALfCOEs
equal Ia nnyihInk ever seen ut the pr-e in iis
Western Country, al SELBYS.
OCT
GORSETS-A now SIMPLY White and cul'l
~ CORSE'rS. be had At SEL3i'S.
oct S .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of Ths y. Y Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6--P. VI.
Az. meeting of the Tyler party Philadelphia Satu
day the following odd resolution passed among others
RsselreG That General jackson was elected Prss
den, of the United States 81 upon his Veto OF the Wing
Monster Bank that President Tyler be elected citk
the same ease in ~ upon his Vetoes of Mr. Cays
Bills Tor chartering Bank Of the United States !"
As cheering sign of the times, would state that the
Bank Of Pennsylvania has commenced dscountng again
and now doing an active business No wonder her stock
has improved.
HrtrH OF THE ClrY.-Duriug the week ending satur-
dsy So deaths occurred in the city and districts
MvspER-Wm. Morris, the colored man beaten a lie"
DAYS since by some white the lower part OF the Cy
died this morning from the injuries received The murder
ers are still at large.
BANK DrvrDESDs.-A number of the Philadelphia Banks
declared half yearly dividends this day.
OproslrIoS.-A small steamboat, called the Appaqana
mink has commenced running between this city and Sn
ton carving passengers III less than the Camden
and Amboy railroad line. She is 100 dminutive, however
TO answer the purpose.
Srocx..-The operations in stock market to-day
were again large and at generally improved rates State
Elves were active al the Second Board al 64 an improve
men, Of over Saturdays sales Upwards OF $40 GOO were
taken Grard Bank advanced; Union Bank OF Iennes'
see Wilmington Railroad Philadelphia BANK uec''h
ed !: No Pennsl lyania Bank sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
Wings of New York!

You CAN IF you WILL. Why will you not
Go the whole ticket; draw out every Wing vote,
and this evenings sun shall set on glorious VIC
tory for Law and Order Home Industry and
Harry Clay Do IT, and you gladden. the breast
of every Wing from the St. John to the Sabine!
Shrink from the struggle under such favorable
auspices and your friends will be ashamed Of,
your adversaries despise and trample on you !!
Every thing depends on your energy TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
Total o. Loco Majority. -. SO.
H. A.. s-...x, n A Mor., kors. tc, u, L.

.
We have thus to gain go Members to make a
Wing majority; and if NEw-YoRK will do her
10, Gas she may by generous effort we arc con-
fident that RENSSELAER,, BRooME, CORTLAND,
CAYuGA, JEFFERSON, FRANKLIN, Fulton, MoNr-
GoMERy, SCHENECTADY, TIoGA, ToMPK1Ns, SARA
roGA, ULSTER, DUTcHEss, WEsTcHEsTER, ONoN-
DAGA and KINGS will do the balance, to say no.
thing of our hopes from Columbia, Chenango
Wayne, Oswego, and other Counties. Most Of
the list first abovenamed are morally certain to GO
Wing. FRIENDS OF HENRY CLAY IN NEw-YoRK
every thing rests upon YOU! You can rally en-
masse and elect it or stay at home and defeat it!
Are you equal to the emergency Say, YES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
ro-dav, To-day! vote EARLY.

The days are short, and sunset closes the Poll
at an early hour Hundreds will be waiting
around the Ballot Boxes this evening when the
Inspectors close the Polls. VIII you be among
them ?--vou2 Oh no. GO THIS MORNING
when all is clear and peaceful, and no absurd ru
NOR frighteps those you leave at home VOTE
NOW, and then 90 to your business, if you will
not assist by calling on your acquaintance or
standing at the Polls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

The METALLIC TABLET STRop for keeping Razors
perfect order has been for the last q years
The following certificates from the gentlemen
published 10 show their worth.
From General James Tamadge President of the American
Institute.
Saunders Razor strop with its four Sides combines adm
rabT all the requisites TO sharpen and Razors with fine
and smooth edge:-t is real comfort possess il.
New. York. Nov. 1871. JAMES TaLLMAoGE.
From NJ Nilliken Cutler the Roya! Navy 30l Strand
The Metallic Tablet, in its use is simple having the same
effect razor as hone, without using oil water and
tenth Of the time. After five years trial can recon-
mend il with perfect confidence. VI. MtLLIKIN
From Professor Griscom and DR. Valentine Mott
George Saunders Imperial Strop-We can freely testify to
its The side which he calls the Metallic Tablet is as
far know, thing Of his introduction into tbs
country appears be excellent convenient
for hone and operates on the principle as steel does
upon ,abekR but wi IN far greater smoo,hnss and
taiBty The unpleasant necessity Of oil and water TO
wheng The other three sides Of the Strop are -x.
tTemelY Well finished HAT, smooth, and almost elastic pre-
destroys It's keenness j. GRIscoM
May 10, 1927. VALEsrryE Mo1r
G. Saunders inventor and sold BY g. Saunders & Som 1853
Broadway. - .''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

u Solomon Shoemaker was convicted of the
murder of his brother Elias before the Supreme
Court of Ohio sitting at GAINESVILLE the lst inst.
The murder took place June 29th, 1912. The
culprit was ably defended By Hon Alex Harper and R.
sull VINO tried obtain trial morning after
the verdict but failed he verdict is generally approved
The conyc; BE- hung the 10Th Of January The
whole panel exhausted the trial BY the prisoners
challenges and four ,aesmen requisite $50 says cur
GAINESVILLE correspondent whose letter omitted for Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
INSPECTORS {!

Canvass carefully! There are all manner Of
splits, and they will be voted If you guess a
vote is regular because you see the leading
candidates of one or the other party at the head,
you will do injustice. Count off your Tickets as
you please to see how they run, but look them
through closely before you make up your official
result. We know not which side will gain or
lose by the splits, but it is obvious that effect
should be given to the will of the People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

FIRST NroHr OF THE Misses SHAw.-The debut of
these beautiful yocasts last evening highly
full their sangune friends expeced and when
add their attractions all the other of the American
Museum, all for shngs, il would be difficult point
place Of where gets fully the worth
Of his money This giving fashionable Concerts at the u.
Of Barnus best ideas and seems ikelv TO be
the most successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

q, Wings of the Seventeenth Ward Look
out for the Flying Artillery who rendezvous
in your Ward and expect to pour in FIVE hundred
Illegal and Double Votes On you to-day! Be early,
active and watchful at each one of your own
Polls and send out men who know the raScas
of your Ward to detect them Double Voting else
where! Be stirring early, and keep an eye on the
Loco Head @ quarters -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

Is New York REpEALERs You are called
by your Committee to attend a Mass Meeting in
the momentous tidings just received from Ire
land. Do not fail to be promptly on the ground,
as the crisis is imminent, and demands the most
earnest elaboration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
whius! Beware OF Split tickets:

We learn from undoubtcd authority that tickets
are III circulation p,lrportng to be Wing bat with
the Foco candidate on for County Clerk
and also with the Native American for the same
Office. We hope our Wing friends will look well
to their tickets and not suffer one of our best and
truest friends to be defeated by this device. Let
no consideration induce you to divide your ticket!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
Commercial and Money Matters.

~
The market at the Stock Board buoy an, to-day with
fair sales. Ohio improved I; Indiana II Illinois J; Penn
sylvana > Harlem Long Island s. stonirgton Canton
!; Farmers Loan !.
Letters BY the Britannia tina, there is better feeling
in American Securities and that there increasing
indsposition sell. The following extract from Bank
e Circular gives the quotations, which in some instances
are above the prices on this side:
"LlyERPooL, October Is, 1913
"CorroS-There has been very extensive business
done and prices have farther advanced abou, ID To- The
sales at Liverpool the week ending Friday last up
ward of 900 bales of which spectators took than
ouehaf The market has now however become quiet and
the sales yesterday only figured 1900 bales 700 being
speculation. Prices remain unaltered
The prices OF American Stocks continue improve,
and holders general rather unwilling sellers present
The demand runs chiefly on Newly State, Ohio,
and Pennsylvania. The latter has been done to-day co.
Ohio at So New-York IS at % 92t; Maryland IS less
inquiry SO. small lot of Illinois is has brought 80.
Indiana 80 asked Michigan IS 49, Kentucky IS 50 buyers
Tennessee Is Sc 81; Virginia 6s So South Carolina
Sterling firm o. Louisiana less sought after Bank Of
Louisiana 1884, 90 asked Consolidated Association
30; Union Bank four SERIES So co. Alabama 5s, dollar,
10: sterling, 20 to II; Massachusetts, none Tor sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
Mr.. Henry C. Atyvo cd.

We found this gentlemans Card and Certii-
Gates in yesterdays Aurora credited to the Erea-
ing Post, and thence tracing back, we found them
among the advertisements Of the Post, having on
Saturday looked over the reading matter Of that
paper for them to no purpose. Yesterday they
were among the advertisements Of the Plebeiaa
also, and rather shy at that Call you this back
inc your friends?' Never mind here go Mr..
Atwoods Manifesto and backers not among the
advertisements, but the Editorials Of The Tn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
Loco.Foco Nominations.

Rockland C0.-JoHN HARlNG, Jr. of Orange
for Assembly; ARCHIBALD CASSIDY of Ramapo for
Sheriff. ABRAHAM HAGERKAMp Of Carkstown for Clerk.
LeaoiS Co-ALBURN FOSTER of Martinsburgh
for Assembly, Julrus A WHITE Of Hamburger for Clerk;
ELIHu P.RsoNs of Leyden for Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

0P Antoine GeiSler, who was recently con.
victed OF the murder OF Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, at
Huntingdon, Long Island, has made a full con-
fession of his guilt. He says also that he MUIR
dered a man in Europe before he fed to this
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
WHERE THE POLLS ARB Held.

Districts. FIRST WARD.
! .Broad-s,reet Hotel corner Of Broad and Psaflsts
II. Peers s. Co.'S y IL Broadway
III No. ~ Broadway.
SECOND WARD.
l.. Second Ward Hotel, No. 81 Nassau-st.
II. Southwest corner Of Beekman and Gold-sts.
THIRD WARD.
mo Courtiandst
II. No. ) Barclay-s,.
III No. % Warren-st
FOURTH WARD.
l. Shakespeare HOTEL Of William and Duane-ss.
Il. No. d Jamesst
III. No. James's slip.
u. No $40 PraGl.st, corner Of Doyer-s;.
FIFTH WARD.
mo lo3 Chapelst.
II. No. 3C7 Westinghouse, corner OF Duane-ss.
III. Marion House No los Chapel.sr.
lN..No l56 Hudsou-st., corner Of Vestry.st.
SIXTH WARD.
l. Sixth Ward Hotel corner of Duane and Cenre-sts.
II. No 1874 LEONARD ST.
Ill Corner OF franklin and Centre.s:s.
". North American Hotel \ w Bayard and Bowsry
SEVENTH WARD.
No l22 East Broadway.
II. No. $50 Madison.st.
III No. loo Cherrv-st.
IV..No l9 Jeffersou-st.
V..Frankn Hotel corner OF Cherry and Rutgetssts
VI. No i75 Grand.st.
Il..No. 6S2 Waters
EIGHTH WARD.
.McBarrons, \. w corner. of Spring and Alercersts'
H. No. % Woostsrst
Iii. No.l6S Spring.st.
IV..P Crawfords corner Of Varick and Dominick'sts
v. The Tivo corner of Varck and Charlton.sts
VI. No 226t HudSon-st.
VII House Of Fleet * Connor, No. 21l Spnng'st.
VIII No 2s9 Spring. between Washingtn Greenw SIS
NINTH WARD.
l.. No 500 Westinghouse.
H. No 273 Bleecker-st.
III. South West cor of Amos and W ashlngton.sts
". No 2ol BieeckeT-st.
v south West corner Of Bank and Westinghouse.
VI. No. 434 Hudson-st.
TENTH WARD.
l. No. &c Delancy.st.
H.! No 254 Grand.s, North. E ast corner of Forsyl.s
Ill. st. David's Hail. No 246 Walker.st.
". No o. Hester-st. OF Ludlow.
V..Mlitary Hall No Is Ludlow-st.
ELEVENTH WARD.
I. ala Stauton-st.
II. .l27 Columbia-st.
III. .2S3 Secondst
" Corner Ay. and Fourth, VIM s,ebbns's Building.
TWELFTH WARD.
l. John O'Keefe's, IIarsen7ille
H.. House of Andrew How Fourth Av. s. Harl. River
THIRTEENTH WARD.
/. Asa Ouderdonks corner Of Grand and Clinon'ts
II. No loo Deancyst.
III No 5 Sherffst.
" H T. Wheeler's corner of Delaney and Lewissts
FOURTEENTH WARD.
l. No. 76 Prince ST.
H. No. 80 Prince
III AT Dunn's, 20l Graud-st.
". Broadway House, corner Broadway and Grand.s
V. .l13 Hester-st
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Corner of Blocker aud Sullivan-,ts.
II. Constitution Hail. $50 Broadway.
H.. Drug store corner OF Broadway and Eighthst. y
". American Star House. Barrow s McDougal-s,s
SIXTEENTH WARD.
I..No SIS Eighth Avenue.
II. Corner of Third Avenue and Twentie,h-st
H. .ls7 Eighth Avenue.
w. Mrs Connors Thirty -6fth-st Eighth Az.
y..Abel Wheaton, Third Az. near Thirty-feurth st.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
/. Albert Losee's, of Bowery and Rylngtonst
II. j. P. D. Anteroche's, No. Avenue a.
1T. John Duryees, Of Stanton and Norfolkss
". jefferson Hall, No g. Thrd.s
" James kayanagh's, No. % Third Av. Stuyre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

JOHN QUINCY ADAMs-The Cleveland Daily
Herald Of Nov ls the arrival of John Quincy
Adams that place. He took them quite by surprise, SO
that they had no ring the bells and fire their
lie addressed the citizens OF the place the Church He
spoke Of the growing prosperity Of the West and of the
cepton he had every whsrc with the enthusiastic
terms He said tina, Burgoyne had declared he could march
with three regiments from end of the British Colenie
The oher but he compelled TO surrender before he
reached the plans Of Saratoga he greeted with three
cheers when he sat down. HIS progress like 'rumpha
march and the old eloquent seems enjoy his West
er tour greatly He left the afternoon for Hebron and
expected to be in Columbus Saturday.
IL John Quincy Adams delivers the in'roduc-
,orY lecture before the Mercantile Library Association Of
Louisville the early par, OF this month
The Cry IS STILL THEY Gothic st.
Lou. Republican of the 18th, brings the news OF the self
pardonnc of fifteen more OF the conric,s OF the Missouri
State Prison. at Jeetson City Five hundred dollars re-
ward has been offered for their apprehension
MERlTEp REwARp.-Mr. S. Mathews, the mate
Of vessel ,ha, boarded the Linden in distress on her way 10
from Mobile shor, time since and brought her
Newpor, and thence toNewYo.k has received from
the Underwriters presen, Of $3.50 The OF the brig
had been sick with the Yellow Fever and many had died
The will receive the coed wishes Of all for his dsin
teres,ed kindness.
Il A young man named John Vandling Of
Tham.kin Island Newbury Pa killed last week by
three named William and Robert Hunter and John De-
'aney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
Political Memoranda-1s4o.

The last Election Of County Officers in our
City took place simultaneously with the great
Presidential contest Of lS40 AS basis of com
Parlson, we give below the vote of each Ward
for President at that Election, and for Mayor IN
the swindling Loco oco triumph last Spring, VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

q French Spoliafions.--A Convention of
for Spoaons by the French prior TO 1900 will BE-
held on Wednesday Nov 18th, in the Lecture Room of the
Society Library s Broadway Of Leonard street
o'clock a NJ adopt for procuring from the
S. Government indemnity for their losses.
All parties interested invited attend well from this
from ether States of the Union.
Henry E. PIERsEsosr. Secretary, nj tNl5-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

O. SEVENTH WARD do MT be overcome by
Island the long shore men! Get out all the
Wing votes and keep out all the Illegals and
you will have clear majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

The OREGoN CoLoNY.-We learn from gentle
men who have returned from the mountains, that
the Oregon Emigrating Expedition, when last
heard from, had taken the Southwest pass to Fort
Hall, from thence they were about twelve days
travel. They were going on rapidly and without
having suffered any disaster. At Fort Hall they
would necessarily be forced to leave their wagons
of which they had $50 in the train-and then
the real difficulties and fatigues of the Journey
would commence. They were ssnguine of reach
ing the Columbia before the winter set in. Of
all the persons who started in the expedition only
one had abandoned it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

~ Wings of the FIRST, Second, Third and
Fifth Wards you have furnished character to
restore to-day! We ought to give Two Thou
sand Majority for the whole Wing Ticket We
can let us do it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

&c Roussels Almond and Rose Shaving Cream, Rgge's
Military Soap, Guerains Ambrosal Cream, Kesan Soap
and large variety Toilet Soaps, Away, for sale at G.
SAUNDERS'S Toilet Furnishing Store 1913 Broadway.
n3 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

IT The Rev. Dr. Mafit delivered lecture
last evening the Methodist Cutch the Of Cath
arine and Madison Subject. 'Lfe of Genius."-
Mr. Mat possesses voice Of singular and fex
bli,y which is capable in itself Of holding audience
attentive His lectures we'll attended and listened
parently with great pleasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
Goo Dollars Reward-Take Warming.

The eward will be paid any Individual who will
furnish information that will lead TO the conviction Of any
person who guilty Of illegal voting the ensuing election
By order Of the Dem. Wing Gen. Committee.
Offering illegally State Prison offence and the
Vigilance Of the different Districts directed
detail sufficient number of members for the purpose Of
following suspected persons. nc q