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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-10
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
II % EFT IL Y.
Flom tho London Weekly Times.
THE WORLD Is FULL OF BEAUTY

F,om tho London Weekly Times.
THE WORLD IS FULL OF BEAUTY
There is q voice within me.
And 'is go sweet u voice.
Tia. it's soit lispings win me.
TIL teas start TO mine eyes
Deep from my soul il sprinseth,
Like hidden melody;
And ever more il singsth
1hs song Of songs 10 me
This world i, full Of beauty.
A. other worlds above;
And IL we did our duty,
1t might DO full Of love"
II faith and loving kindness
Passed coin 'twist hear. and heart,
Old Bigotrp's darn blindness
And malice would depart,
Ii men were more forgiving
Were Kind words oit'ner spoken.
Instead Of seoFn 90 gricving.
There would be few hear, broken
When plenty's round us smiling.
Why wakes this cry for bread
Why are eru.h'd millions ,oiling.
6aunt-elOtiiud IN rags-un!ed
The sunny bill, and valleys
Blush ripe with frui, and grain,
But III" lordling in tho palace
still robs his fellow men.
O God what host are tramPled
Amid the pres Of gold.
What noble hearts arc sspped Of life.
What spris lose their hold
Ant yet upon this God blessed earth
There's room for every one
unearncr'd food siill rpens.
To pss,e, rot 10 the sun
For the world is full Of beauty.
A. oil er worlds above;
And If We did our dUty.
II NIGH, 10 fu Of love
IL, tho law Of bloodshed perish.
Ware. gore and glory, splendor-
And men will learn to cherish
FeaIiors more Kind and tender
Were ws true unto each Other,
We'd vanquish hate and Crime.
And clap tho hand OF brother.
u any land Of cline
II gold ere not an IDOL.
We're mind and men, worth.
g. there would 10 a bridal
Beiwin, high heaven and earth
Were liuth our ultsr'd language.
Angels nigh, talk with men.
Aud God llufnin'd sar,l, should see
The golden ago again.
Fer the leaf tongue OF the forest
Tho A1ser.lps Of the sod :
Tie birds ih,t hymn their captures
lnto the ear o. God
And the sweet wind ibst kfingetifaN
Tho music o. the SGD,
lllyc each voice thst singcth
Thiss song Of songstp mo
"Tbis world i. full ofbsanty.
As other worlds ahotc;
And # ws d d our duly.
II might be full OF love-" ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-10

uAt Easements inserted at One Dollar per
square (ls lines or less, thus sized type E,r tho
first insertion. and 25 cents for each con,inu.
ance. Court advertisements and Sheriff IS Sales
charged rs per cent. higher and a deduction
oil $50 per cent. will be made from the regular
prices, for advertisers by the scar. Advertise
meuts inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per
square for each time. Semi. mon,hly IS cents
per square Tor each time.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-10
r. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per anaum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS il payment
be delayed three monihs and THREE DOL
LARS II not paid until the close Of the year
Fidttering offers to Clubs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
Henry clay in Phiiadei mia - Death Of Benr,
PetrIken.


SHILAcEL PHIA thursday, Nov :.
han. hENRY Clay srr vvc 90 thIs city tnis alter
no'r Al oelock. from bNltm-rV, sad wss hardy
Welcomed oy ~. m.-y frl-7cs aad sin. era Col
siit oeTt & Seaone-- les sna Henry Whit,
E'i met The Bsumor- ears " Grky's Ferry, s1a
cro1sas NJ {. . NJ Z chsr1 5syAras prlvals real
a-uc- u " -lau; a. o..os ~ve4th, where le . u
saying ~ Cay as ms1e tals vsit - our ely In
1rcer - s.-nd IRE Nsc1irg ~ Nj Bay r1s daughter
Shich takes y so thIs evening
HSNKY PErkIxEN, BE Of Harrisburg died this
npraius al TIE N-felsnts Hoss 10 t..s city szed j.
years Nj. PeigiKeE had 5e1E ior May ysArs an sc-
I've pNlftcikl.
TIE congl2e. heavy to-tay las reIArt-c door
Business, All - -rlrsscg 20 lave very
s.rc.cd .ese Ise stoVS GArE-l fslr Ss.ss q 0C0
- 'oEllcl 1z4 gafs 'fsrfs efe nae yes.ef1Ay 81
.-rro.a So .o-tsy 81 s. 2 at. Pr c1gy eocsuEsuo1
sses oi ceHoa hfIrts a. s555 - 80 select sri exi-a
* a. 7-5 II F4rl1-r saes Avs FLC1zasi Co.'S
NsAl : 49, ne 0. 81. rec zf-i - ,os 80 y-s.sf-
- e saL GEAls u Wars. : H. .ss --nsrd
prucga tot - PM t1 - %. zaca i1g1i---
Sf-r salss n t- t0ru-r n & snd IL k1-r q; 10
lg1 = 5aslel So o. ~ 51-a=4s >o1la-ru RYE ., Sc
sua ss1A ~ = sec1 l. A. Sc Tt supply -
CoSN D. tsr1 fsT-ssg SAFES u yes~ a. g. oars Ar
FecrsslF a. 80 = t-sl- TIE CoTroS mattel =
1l-t a. .o.4srs eu o. Psoy-s--Ns ta-re s e..
llc- co-lg. a. Cd. lal 1bs Ness Posstso 8 = 15l
1u .n- "ssSF = scarce. Szss g eeLs n sc ah-s
49, q ( a sane prcs
S,Lss - Stocks -FaR B,lrs-a5 GO Tennessee BIS
+, :. F~sas' .v-ala b. "a ca;ac-a AZ AEa0y R2
: 3 sly =. -. 49, 81 Louisville b. oes ld5 k-a
i1eky 81 Isl, Siso CAEd-c - Azsoy R2 s. r4u a-f
.e.rl $, y arrissgrk "a. III y farm zne A-cs Ek
re Pas,ti 81 ~ s.ooo elsozrsAes -, g; - Nor
Ssssss s0srs-s Eo-sA. .nsre.. ss. IS 2so, tsi,
rras,i y aasa "a Isl; ~ Nofa.cwE EE i,ssE %
y 80 s.sls = 5 $50 &, ~, = tasssyas IL
~ y fs- sad sssA "a, u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
.Tradina ON uerrewed Capital,

During the ten months just closed Of the present
year, the Commerce OF our City compares with
the same months Of hepreeedins year a. follows
Imported than last year % oSo 0
Exported kss than last year >AStO VOu
This. according to Free Trade logic, s a moot
delis hIfal summing up We have SO much more
value in the Coeatry than we should have had II
We had boagh, only a. much ss We sold. unlucki
ly Cor that logic this vaae is rot in the Country-
we have eaten and drank it up, worn 1t out and
otherwise consumed IL, while our Labor which
should have prodoeed IL has stood idle for want OF
employ msae. And, while the ralsf has disapPear-
eS,'hs obligation 20 pay for IL remains. We have
sent abroad our coin to the amount Of several
Millions IN payment Of commercial balances and,
werse snl, our Public Stocks or promises to pay
Millions on Mil'ons moro with Interest for the
next 6iseen or twsety years, have been sen, out
BY the rean, the mere interest thereon f,rmins Of
itself . balance assiass Us for years TO come
Pradent, careful men of business how long can
tois last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
Aster-Piace Onern nau.s.

siR-fonr CcrresPondert, " Rich moni in bis
communication Pss!seed n yoar pspor o, yesterday
ought * comma Jassice, 10 have MAZE hizssif &C
ass1'ed viii The fssss SeioEs he attempted create
the alarm q The 2aale IL iefersase 10 the an 2Aih
alter OF ;he Ooers House Toe suggestion he u,sk-s
thai broad ststcssos should connect with ne room
10 allow Tree snc rapid eS-es. from an phi
isester IN Of are, 10 gcod ore. ana such stair
cases do ~ pr~seut exist sad conse90snily Ia the
even, Of accident teesa large saOrC sofsres ISM
thrown open. in sdGiroh 20 TIRE doors By which III
audience 10 usually eissi,se. very lev Ulnat-.
would set,e for smPyns tne whole o. this poriou o.
the thesicr.
can sssarx without 'ssr Il coci-Sdc;oa thss taers
1, ~ teestsr ia lie sof.d Shere greslsr faculties
provided for Tie su1ieace g. sNve The house taSa
tee Assos.P!scs O2~rs use. The s,sressss an
eails In sol Gissony, being vale Of egaieea inches
thiekoess With eSstron stairs reccerny TIE passage
esea sde o. TIE house leading g. tbs suphithsster
en- Iiresy srs proof, thss even with oniy ssOge
sgress iss'esd Of foar tee sts,-<ass wcSit b per
fsss,y sesgfe tis az hoef q east
Sssfa repository, HAN &A|kIsAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

Total, 90 far u ~
rsz- Tn. Coosties remaining 70 be heard from
are Otssyo. Delaware and Csttarsugas--tne two
f,rmer Usually Loco Foco By 900 each or 80 toe
latter ID. 70 DO Wing by sboot 200. Delswsre bas
now given q large majority for the Loco Foco can
dids,es who were placed on the Anti Rent Ticket
and ssmsller for the Wings. also on thasticket and
I, is quite probable that they are all elected The
Wing Candidates adopted by the Anti Renters are
WlsHIseTos HUsI, Controller
CHRIsropHER MoReAs, Secretary Of State
ALviB HUsT, Treasurer, and
BEzsKiAs c. SEYMOUR, State Engineer
These, we can scarcely doubt, are elected
WAsBIsoros HUsT by avery decided majority
Oar Canal Commissioner, NsLsos j BEACH
though bic opponent was on the Anti Rent ticket.
TO- we hope, elected. He has 25f majority IN Al
baoy County, though Samuel Stevens, Wbig Attor'
new General, a citizen OF the County. ia beaten ~
vo,., He runs 800 ahead Of the Wing ticket 10
hi. own Couaty, Lewis ,till more 10 Oneida, and
eIssr ahead also in Hsrkimer, whence ne was
most bitterly opposed at the Wing State Conven-
ton. We trust there are few more left OF the
same sort 10 Jefferson, Montgomery and one o.
two other Counties. and that they viii suffice
Len y. Chatfeld, Loco Attorney General, Free.
born g. Jevett, Judge Of Appeals, and Darius
CLARK, Inspector Of Prisons, being on the Aoti-
Hen Ticket, are pretty certainly elected Fred
sr,ek FgGett. Canal Con missioner on the Loco and
Anti Rent tickets may be, bat we trust is not I"
above stated. Still il 10 rather tight it, and we
may no. know for several days exactly who are
chosen.
The following vote Of Albany County will in
dictate the results 10 DO expected in Rensselaer,,
Columbia, s,oharie, Delaware. and small portion
Of Greene, Ulster and Montgomery Counties
x.be,. The A nth r. Mt failing u manifested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

KIses Co,-The majority for JoHs A. Cross,
Wing Senator, over Philip 8. Crooke, Loco, 1898
We hope to see larger majority on the State
ticket than We have set down for 1t in our table.
QuEsSs-Ths whole Whig ticket is defeated,
inc ling Vessel s Smith for Assembly IL "a
the Globe, wo think, which informs its readers
that the sewardites are especially cut up by this
discontinue. We had not before heard Of that
circumstances. The majority on the State teAe'
may reach 200.
spfroLK We cannot yet tell which candidate
for Assembly in the Eastern District is elected
The vote 10 very close, and the result was moi
known At Greepport yesterday morning We
uuderstsni the Loco majority on the State ticket
a. upcSr 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

NSw RSv>swlcN \ } Nrs
Al interruption q the rsi,- al train "noc.s
stoned 4, tbs place about ase O'Clock his aisaoos
By t.ro, mea belonging e. lumber yard 81 'es en-
raauius wood csr % soc tIsS before 10 we eale
cleared. ard preciYisAlinS The drsN car anu @e1 las
the ca-sl, killing insIsnuy oae man. @nd' 'ssrsd
seriously airing the other i~o Telegraph aorcs
-eschsd Newark bef0re the PaiiA5elPais aisern 90
tssia hal passed there. and soms OF The oheeu srt
workman Of tee company accompanied the uaa 70
render a. proper aid IN trausiorIlos TIE ps'sUscn
snd bagsage oser tao enise, iar wA'eA aches iel
wagon. had been provided - %, ocs. agent here, All
every fsci iiy given to continue or the uso' ~hcs
lei soon stcr che tsn from Philadelphia 'sf.' % aege
Arrangements have b,ca made &c syoiI delay Ia N.
trains While the draw l. Dc ns rcitorcj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

NkwJrRsfr. Both branches Of the uew lie
glsistars Are Wing. though the Wings lost several
Members Of each by the Anti Monopoly and o,hs
local iss0ss. There 10, We believe, 40 Anti. Nc
nopoly majority chosen. and a charter for new
Railroad ,crcss the state will be srsnssd-saejsct.
OF course, TO the judgment Of the Courts ~ 70 ito
.egshty The two Hoses will stand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
A POSITIVE CURE FOR cOSsUMPTI0

POSITIVE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
II Or al Tho remedies low kGoeB there 81 ~
snal b. relied for mat Of as
man rsee'-Consamp uon Thai remedy IL " sesaeh
Pgimonic syrup
IL nss succeeded 10 essss where everything eS -
failed, And lt viii generally succeed 10 eansg eys.
Of Consumption whore the following Ihlngs are sr-e
TO, VIZ fair nsl, perseverance,, snd strie' eSa'
10 the directions 10 order that his may nos %
cred mere assertion, unsupported by fsets, Ias
referred pamphlet published BY the propds'0f
can be obtained srsas al any ore Of bis otass''
| can be found number Of csses sgbstAnaxnns es H|s
This assertion Aiso. Do Al his ofes, u.s."
ofeeruheasss which have never yet beso paohsns'
ndIyiduas have been cured OF Consgmpuoa AIR ~
BEEN gtyen up BY their physicians and fris5da
IL may not be amiss 70 Stale the VI sss Ss
" the PGlmonic Syrup II 10 The moss po"e -.
fer Of he system Known Is operates BY ssslsahs
10 sIpel tho dissase from shs lungs stomach s1'
Where there Il hecGs feVsr night sTea1,
al usual d nptous Of consumption, The use o. ~
removes tho fever, stops no night swesS and -
the action 9th bowels, making them hsslshy as 49,,
IL soothes and hPens the disesse Of tie lSns' "a
expels Il in the shape Of expestorssed zAse' -.
truly Astonishing What Quantities Of esrrup'ioa
Iors.st by psueas generally who have taken
Syrup; and this continues anal all disease o. 70
removed, and he pslieaI hnds 10 lis j'y ""
stored 10 health .,. o.
scsEScks YULsoxrc sYiUp 10 sod Of u per- .ss
six bottles forts c V. CaeEencr Il Co. 81 BAfe'T
the General As-ols Tor sswY ook and vieiSiJ 18th,
Nee Ysk Guy Agsas--E- X PsyEon, 90 80.
Of AID n HInlhsvenne; J. l. l. Coddinss0a, ~,
way, sad 80 Hudson sI w. A WALTERS. n Gfs'4
Cook sorrsr Alss sRd 0tsss s.s G. n 49,. "a
sfssAwy sss Jsae'ss J. d. effsas %" ss3EsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

TIE hs4tucAy C.lst tuto4a| Cons n'i0u hai
arrived At some practical resu's I'D l,lsuoa 20 ne
judiciary. The organization 90 The Cou1 q An.
peals Is 10 be aS follows
l. Tho COur, OF Appeals - 20 cousist Ut fur Isdgs
elected oy me leOpc--tnrCr o. constitute euotani
? Tho tour Judges % De elected In az District, on.
10 each sni 20 serve Tor eisht years OF those 81
elected "a 10 20 Out ia twO yeasi ne a. i0Gt one
In six and In eight yearstu Or GCcrUined y ot
g. Inc Judges e. be removable by a vote OF teAASii
OF the Genera Assembly tor Otente not impcachaoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
sIarEet.....ALs.sY. Nov s-s P N

R,c,sp,s sncs Yssbrtav-FLoCR. 1900 his ;
WHEAT. 900 bush, Cons, 90 d.; BAsLET. y oj'
Do Inc market . stesoy iOr FLoUR but ~ senVe.-
TIE rats ss yesterday, vim s~es ~ 0''' u
Cor there IL not gress ossi 'rg sales no' eTo@sc
10, 900 bu,h Eat yellow ~ 6lc There . nru1ef
ie.IIng 10 BAHLEY with ssas 1900 o1sn. inc'r
80, rSwed 81 g. aJ3c, sDd fOurrpVTd II o'c. oAfs
hsve AZ improving tendency iaies ooJO ol'h s'0'i
q SOC.
The southern line il not working from JIs-5 ,'y
And the Bo,ten line is down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
Laui.iana EI.elIoo- BaIlimsre llarA.t-.



We have received nothing ffom t1- Lplf'.a a
election The Telegraph Gae oeyon1 Nac1u = believed
% be rot sOrsirg
10 conseggeac- VI the storm, operations IN fT301ce
to-csy we're limited Pnce. r. .nsin lLchslgsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

rY- The Erening Post last night had table
claiming eighteen Coalition Senators To make
up the number, it took Joseph Reynolds in the
Broone District, where he 10 beaten by Levi
D,mmick In every county. and about 800 in the
aggregate; Resbss Deyo in Ulster and Greene,
whore schoonmsker Wing, has some 500 maj o-
rity; and Cyrus n. Kuagsiey in onondsgs, where
aKo. GxDDrs, Wing. has 200 majority Why 10,
take the whole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

o. w-iu..i.y .yssrs Soy p EMILY NILEs, d.asas Of 81.
Ties - " Pscsssi
sla f-adsof the FANNY .rs fe.psc.ay
attr usfsI TO fh@ of her tlfLs 50 ~ 8rd.
II. Brulkh ~ on Fffsy aft-frona a. 3 oc'ck
o. ~ finu'. 90 Ne'restsy nH Na7 sikfhEA ID
Fan tat +-isn T. OasY. rs-i tso 1rsfs M q fsys
rsait lie sny i-i 90 tod th- i8lsa
u,tcA ias st.Sno-u, irn 8 uib sasouiAst feH Grove
~ Profiasnt- 4 / plp-fs iesse ,opJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE ssw.YcRx TRIBUNE,
NsN-York -tate.

ALBAsT Thar.dsJ. sov. g. 2. N
Nothiog nss been received here - change Hs
opinion sz2rssse5 lsst sV,n.rg tnsi A7s'r' 's~s'''
Cssls ID. Fol-ft ard 2rol.5ly ark a. De' 'is~'
are elecbd Tse we ~i4 = YET eiose oDs IL
Hcuse 10 Dc noeYtAe, Almost 5sy cnd = e0Hoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

Judicial vote not returned. but of course Jewett,
Loco, beats Spencer. Wing. for Appeals, and
Wright. Wing, beats Hogeboom, Loco, for su-
preme Court; the Anti. Rent vote giving the ma
jority 10 either case. There can. We think, be no
doubt OF Judge Wrishts reelection, and so with
the Judges rsnominsted In other Districts except
this and the Fourth District where the horrible
majority Of st. Lawrence has probably beaten
tho venerable DAsIEL CApr, and elected John
Fine. We presume r. w. Hubbard, Loco, 10
elected In the Fifth District.
-wo believe all the II Wing Senators claimed
in our last are elected, aud that Thomas Smith,
Wing aud Anti Rent. ia chosen from Delaware
aud Sohohaie, instead OF Sidney futile, Loci. Ii
1. not certain that James X. Doolitts, Loco, is
chosen from Allcssny and Wyoming. The Senate
is pretty surely Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

liarH~ts clf' tltfs y
Psoerofs amer 1esfer10z-FLpuK. $500 ~
g,y.r % 90 Yu,h CoES 90 az. Tuerei = good
demand for fLoUR. end prces are "ii'pbt marco
change the sai.s o. 5bs Including Mi>hsan ~
sf37g44 For WHEAT tnsre 10 II >1ers'r l"t "
IA r,ric.s are STEADY TrsrssctOrs pris@ ID ppN
by,bs, a, &c tor Onis and 81 for Chicago. CoEN i
no, % active but ~l,o0U, change 10 nopce fLoCh u
Albany re WHEAT 1910, sn1 Coin 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

WAsaIS0ToS, Inlrs1sy 49, w
r,s,cis - ro4er. ls,e of the Coast 5orvey "a
received the appointment q Charge - srede, ri>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
The southern Natl.
Pittsburgh Affairs.

BALTIMORE THURSDAY, Nov s-s P "
The SJuthern Nal hss c0ms . Bsnc, bat see
90 tens Of Interest 70 your fesdsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
,r.,.u.ot. Of Hon. Henri Clay.
PHsLADzr FHiA, Thaf's@y, Nov.

HI
Bon Il ny Gay lsf: Baltimore this 'nora'as'
.sa .r,i,sa IA til. cry a. Pr he 'aPS.lg =
n, p.vsr5's IL Walugttl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

TELEeKiPa TO HALiFAx.-The Nora Seof:an
explsas shss tas Telegraph weeld have Sssa con.
pls.ed % Lsliisx es'cgs sex asa sss ~ 's5sS 4;
wsSs fsa olssye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

rT The hst Gold Msda! awarded TO Dssusrseyrs
BY The American institute, wa wsrded 10 favor ahS
baADT, corner Of Broadway ADD Fulton o. whsfs @'-
zers and cinkens are inyitsd % eIanins specimens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

Further from the state.
ALBANY, Tharsdsy Evening.
CLINTON co.
Gives Loco Foco majority Of 200.
EssEX CO
I,wbiz BY 4oo majority.
FRANKLIN CO..
Give. Wing majority of $50 Another dis
patch says Franklin hss SVEN Wing aiority
Of from 300 20 400
LEWIS CO.
RoxE, ThVrsdsy Evening
Has gwen I 9co FOco majority Of ESQ. NELsos
J. BEAcH, the Wing candidate for Canal Comnis
sioner, runs some go ahead Of his ticket.
JEFFERSON CO.
Has gone for The Loco Focos 6y from 500 70 700
nsjoriEy-
ST LAWRENCE CO.
Is Loco FOco by tboat 700 majority
MADISON CO.
Has gwen the Loco FOcos 800 majority.
ORANGE co.
Tie G0Ihsa DSnocr1t OF yesterday says
Oar returns from this Co are sill imperfect, bu,
enough kn0Wn u lead 10 the eonelssion that we
los. every Seeri1 and Clerk By eousdsrsb-
msjorifies, asd tie Assem- msI by q close yoc. Nr
H0yI Wsiz Ct the I'd District runs his antszonis,
v1ry hzrc, buI We fear he Ia defeated
o. SsnAtor ge have debate returns and not hav.
u heard fro1 the whole Of Sullivan. We caaaot ssv
~nai tie result H. Dat we hsTe hope OF cur eand,
dates elecroas-
Tae Co learn, has cast pretty large vote in f..
vor Of Free Schools.
< DE-. secsssAs q Iesssr.az On Heath And
ssssssss ys lsfss aA4.s.<,s In q. s.sl. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

~ 1t Is only necessary 70 Try one Of The RIcsttIg
Ever Pointed Gold Pens be convinced thar they ara
perfect In every respect Sold exclusively by fsav
AGE % Fulon-sL who has also a superb sss0rtseI u
hoe gold aud silver watches which he will cell Vefy bs
Watches and gold Pen. repaired
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81 THR sIDNIGHT SOITHERl HAIL
Nrv.Jsrzpy FIeciisu.


TIE Nsrayk Dq.4y A1-s~ ger gives TIE i,-.lN
iBe - tcs Iss1 . Il .-s EJECT p 10 M IsrseI
LEGISLATURE
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LIQUID HAIR-DYE

- PH.Loss improved Magic HsirDys, ns~ ss's
doc 10 color Iae bar wkiskers the nomea. III sfes
without injury 10 the hair ssia. Gentlemen ess ~,
heir whisxsU dyed 10 I've minutes al tho etp1- "
Broadway, corner Of Deysl under tho Franklin bas-
Per boLlle, smAIl are, q lsfgeSIN. OIL ~
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Majority f5r Ri-ts-i ; "iisn'' Wh's' iso
WIZ Dlsr We have not even yet bee So'e
- obtain the vote for Senator II t1t I'm A.,
though ve have every other 'Die- Deem. 81
i1rity 10 the District IS a. n geo
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~ NfyEs GIVE ~ ~ Some peoPls do Of hls-some
csat get 'eu Tho,s unf0Tluaates sho have yaoy ued
every other boot In Town. will DO sure 10 get sd
with elsgsuG aud easy Psr Of Boots. Shoes gss'H
JosFs's. IA Anu.st
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CRY Cry.r 81. ait n a'ef and stis'5 sgsa., ps,,
frs Hlass sH-lLe siace lflct 49, kfsllet n az
C,t La the shoFr cs.sr, ftnr - 30 oslrg ssa. ID
q Tad hy jay ~ Whrihcf D. dct5pislG 81 coz
s, a "a hasgI poo lyo.1 'he service n slmr.Hs ne.
49, 'ri7g a. 81 snd req ted n we'd &,
81 scqngal G3lr ias,vu pa ordered rs So. =.
Qf t1t defendant
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WM. H. DIsBRow's RIDlgG-sCHO0L
r1So 20 FOurIh-svenus on astor and Lssy etts pss'
Open daily for Ladies' and Gentlemen
Hours for Ladies' from "a. NJ. u Pm
- - Gentlemen from 10 6 and Ios.PA
Troshng, pacing and esntenng Horses 10 lsI
OLE Iusod-
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FtKE.-Tnore wss brief alarm ye.,srd., A.
,eruoon sbou, O'Clock but - could nos trace /, l.
ANY tcri-gs csgse.
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LtEGAL NorEK -J,hl NJ Cau,tsl "a, go.
,c,isy rested On chsrso ct voting h-s..y A. "a.
IN D,uic: Pol Of ire seventh wsrd.
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~ Fall fashion HAS aud Csp' UNSURPASSED BY any
Tor beauty. durability or chespnsss al The one plies
store q Canal It, fBg2l J. W. KELLOGG
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THE ELECTION.
THE ITY.

Hin s1s,rI DlsrEIcr We believe tie o.
l3ring is toe oHciA vote ior Senator IN can
Ward q the loTer district;
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EYis Prof BsoSsoS guarantees natural sight icf he
without glasses It when impaired ny sge ard
cures near sight all without p.i1 Ha al Wares,
the last hfce day. Of each week, and gives scores re-
ference
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Az ELEGANT FoUR DOLLsR HAr.-Do you waHi shat
good hs. fashionable hail tasty real stylish ea. VI
besuuful model, Sni elegantly trimmed, that siu sfses
fully upoa TIE head, without pinehing or twisting, Or
bobbirg DOVE. and exceedingly bee ming 10 ssn'is
mAn Do you want bat which In ell points exhibits he
skl u an artist and every parIicur just asitsboud
BE- lyon 90 then YOU Will IhsGk os To- sending 10
M ,ann.A. . Hai,ef.. % IRr.AlMaE. q b
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ASoTBER SHIP RoEBsar-On Weae.,6,.
night 'orne Psr'on stole from the ship DeVOs,srs 4,
ing At Pier u Essg River. : brown lsather tssos -,
tanning wearing apparel, forty EogA,h .o,sr.i,,,
worth shout $40. and snote tor $50 ms3s hy ~,
Ii PAGE and yAyaoe 20 william Strieklsnd-s1 -.
The property If sgricklAnd ns,ter " SAD ve,,al