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New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

EMIGRATtoS.-The number of movers which
mas crossed the Arkansas at this place this fall Is
much larger than for several years previous We
had supposed they bound 10 Texas; but Il
gentleman from Saline County Informs US that
many if not most of them, remain in this State
About two weeks since, husdred and eighteen
persons, all from Alabama, with age stock Of
cattle and other property, passed here and settled
in Saline County, on the waters of Saline and
Hurricane Others settling all along between
mi, place and the Texas line. This looks well
for State, and we hope it may continue until
our dreary wilderness shall become fertile
ied and our poor settlers wealthy planters.
Little Rock Adv. Nov. 30.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
SELLING aER.

u SUTTON S RUMBLE, III closing tho Season ha,.
eoreluiec TO Offer for the coming Fs #EESs hsr ia,ge
.tock OF Dry God, pfiees thai = 80 slsf-sl ,ae.r
mme iae sale. Our assortment Is cospiete ard IN eio
,isg our present stock. pledge Ourselves g,r gree,
6sEsAi>s TO ,nch j. may be p-ased to a cali
IL SPRING STREET
yB-osr good are all sound, aas no decepuos prsc-
ucci. q j25IFs
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
NEW.YEAR,S CALLS

y ovERcoATs AND FASHIONABLE CLoAKs
'l be required for Ae~ Years Day, and TO BE- sure 0
1lving IN time, made in Inc best sge, and low
price you viii DO we'll 70 cIll on the
CHEAPEST CAsEz TAILOR YET.
= Peter Y. Efusted, MOL Chatham .quare, com
ro Catherine stfee makes Clothes order the pea,-
eet style, 10 per cheaper than The cheapest cash
Tailor IN this city good al al warranted
81 = cn
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
A FEW MORE

GENTLEMgN's eCARFs AND SCARF STOCKS,
- TO be Retailcd at Wholesale p'ees, d, i52 rear
street, corner ofWal Alo Caps, Drawers and Wrap.
per-, ready made Linens sc
Those wishing purchase had better apply soon.
i3f atFraN
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

STATE PnIsoN STATISTICS Mr.. a. NJ. c.
Smith Deputy Sheriff, advises US that during the
present month thirteen ccnyicts wer: discharged
from he State Prison at Sing Sing by expiration
of sentence, and that Oh The 22d inst there re-
maiacd in the prison 7l3 men aud - women-to-
tai 8I5
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

4 We ask the attention of the Charitable TO the La
DIS FAia, which opehs this morning at Warrington
Hall, Harlem. Ii our fsshiorzbes will improve the
seghing by rids this Fair, they will combine Health
Duty and Pleasure, IL eminent degree.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

20 The Syracuseen and Mechanics and Farm
ers' Advocate, published at Syracuse BY Joseph
Barber, formerly of the Columbian Register, New
Haven, is an excellent weekly Journal No. APP
pears this morning.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

z Our friends Who desire any ,hns the way Of Con
fsconery Cake, &c, &c. need only to be reminded thai
the we'll known and esteemed manufacturers, Mezsrs R.
L. 4 STUART, Of Greenwich and Chanl,ers 81,
have prepared rich assortment Of every thing dsTab.
their ne, expressly for the Holydays which nay ore
ready TO supply on The mos, favorable terms. Their ~
French fancy bc1s hardly fail please young
See their advertisement
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

70 The store Of Major Tyler, at Montrose Pa.
was broken open and robbed OF good, to the amount
OF 500. an the night 81 the loan.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
Il Frnif. &c

Il Fruit, &c.-Phc subscriber offers for sale on
owiDg goods, VIZ: NeN RAans Gr,pcs, Figs, Pru1es,
citron C"rrants &c. together nih large and choice
tssortmant OF WIEcs, CDg;ials, Teas ana Gr'
30 2H- q JOHN McGEAGH No. 40 BoYerY.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

y "SMsT NICHOLAS Book, fer all Good Boys and
Girls" very pear, beautiful Hoyday present for Young
readers consisting Of moral and interesting stories, fairly
Illustrated is published and for sale by s. Coman, Il
John-streeL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
" Ehr q a,cntrD-.rrrri iain-ion ,snhh

Sea OoL,' 30 l0) intend ewing an entertainment to
the Poor Scholars and their Preas Christina, Nlon
me- at the Schoo Room tho bisen' nj OF ~ Philips
church 10 Centre street, between AathoHy ond Leonard
'trees ADy provision or ci9tli 9, new old, VIII be-
thankfully received at i59 - alter rletcle or
On FRIDAY aft8rsoou the School Room. Whatever moy
re aan after supplying thosc pr viii be fp(uiy
III ribuiGd among sick and destitute families the neigh
bUrhoOd of Five PoIsts.r ~ d. =
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

Tic favor ola Locker OF IN Venice . shall az
pear as -ooa e can foss'oiF ma room '0' Il "
are d.cai:ally crowded Just no=,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

q The able and important Report OF the Sec
re;ary of the Treasury, developing the Fiscal Plan
Of the Administration, Is commenced on our first
page. We have on'y room 10 say OF it thar it is
eraaha,ically the great State Paper Of the year
and oespeaks gian; intellect in is author. Need
we eatreai every citizen to consider it earnestly
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
THE TRIBU n E.
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER y.

= The Daily and Weekly Tribune may be OOtained IL
pb,delohia fsom our Agent a, the News Once No. ~
Nj ---,,S s-r.st
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

u To soufneyEnen PrtHIeF'' -. -. ~,
nedatsly f--t-fs,s ka'a AZ 10 e''s ahp pr oA
Weekly Paper and Job'. Sieh hano, ei M s@u '-5
ory eyid.ae Of toal ab.uuctcc rom al! that Slnxi
ATE. IN 5.tflor h.l - and general good moral chsrac-
r. viii fs "a sdyag sgeouy, perm lea 81 uaion One
yho can produce esT4dcAte Of uenba,:hlp N goa
eecg ff,n, me "a or OF Chrsl-u Che ca % ms
~ ,repII bc preferred. 4 addressed T. 4 Jr'
bum OH immeda before NJ 'h's d'S II pos
blrj wig real and residence, az pfcsen, place
+ ecsp,oyEcut viii receive attention. - az
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
CMEAPEsY GEE TAHOE YET.
sGARRN. CEAYATa. 60.

81 TO Merchants, MeicH1nt' erks Lawyers;
and GENTLEMEN 10 the vicinity Of Wall street. snh
down town generally. n GrPoiIaS
M;NAHEE & SANFORD, - Beayer stree,
OF Hanover mauuf o. Umbrellas, So@Ss'
;oer' &c would beg leave say that they haf Ju''
eccved by late Ensi!sH pacEct superior as'of'msnt
f=euticneus Scar- DLsGcs 10 $50 srLLcTED e4pf1SeH
i-r Christina, and Neao Year n'ng par'ie &c-
NcN. IL ) nave IL o a complete as.cr msHt o. 1 n ~
iloyes, (biecs hte ana colortdJ oil Baj2a' ! "Lo
r. uate- ra,,e,,. ,ravcIa9 Cny- &c 81 Of SH.ch
i! b. 4 Re,ailed II Il - y aoL SAX fAi--'' -
G22 3t- ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

rFora fall AID careful Report OF Or. LaTdneFs
Second Lecture Pa; =. sec Last Page
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

y In azother column will foand Advertisement
OF Classical Boarding School, at Tarryuorn. Mr Dunn
tie Principal formerly Teachar in th. CRY, and
suineuty successful in his Communicating
instruction to hi, pupils.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

STEAMBOAT ExrLosioS.-Both boilers of the
Ferry boat at St. Charles. On the Missouri explo
ded as she was leaving the shore on the 9TH inst.
a Mr.. Bell, standing near the boilers, was Sc
ycrely ,calded that he died in four hours after the
accident. Four other persons were considerably
Injured
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

= For City Intelligence see mex, Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
u VI. HluI.e, .31 SSrnnd-.t. near Broad va

N conf rnlty nth MS annual prac ICE VIII offer his whole
-tocs OF Dry Good. I'll the L. of January, As
I' stock t been bought great bargains can
be had Ga baud, Silks aiennoes Mou elm 10 LANES,
Iughams, Cacoe. Fianues, Muslins and every article
Usually kept by tho craft ~ dli2W
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

e The HONS LEAGUE FOR the State OF New
York held spirited AMI interesting meeting at
the American Institute on Wednesday evening
Animated addresses were made by several gentle
men iron, different portions of the Union and the
ceiling of conf fence and energy manifested gave
earnest that the country Is awaking. Resolutions
defining clearly the OBJECTS and views Of the
League, were adopted which are crowded o'lt OF
this paper. bat viii appear in cur next. We ask
for them the disPassionate consideration of every
Ansric al freeman.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

- The Upper Mississippi, Burling tor,
Iowa. was running with ice the I'd December.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

70 The brig r. f. Lopez from Charleston,
loaded with cotton, rice, &c, wet ashore on the
10Th, On Snrpuxen, beach, some l25 miles north
Of Cape Hcnlopen. Her cargo viii be saved in a
Iamascd state, but the ship is total loss. She
va, insured at Philadelphia FIR $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

TO RETAIL DRY GOODS MEBCHANTs.
X The sdYerfi-cr being about tn rrtir ron, !hs
iboyc nacd business "she, 20 d'-pDe Of bi, stock .nd
Of orc Of the b., stores ~ fh cry ~ los fcat 70
person with c-. capital Of 5o1 S. COO nd good
-ccln, Zee sill OFF, great Inducements. Address w
g., j., at tho Trbuoe OH o. Dr.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

BEAUTIFUL TE.TH All who ,auca good set Of Teeth,
should S1crmln's Urris Tooth Paste, wnrranted ar
cic and recommended by d. Castle. ~ boadray,
Of most distinguished Dcntsts-Dr Chiffon cnF
well kIOwn Chemist-and AL who have ever lied IT. IL
really delicious the t1ste, ~hiIens tho teeth keep
them from nchiur and decay iuF h.r'cns tho ~um aud
Use Sherman OTIS Iooth faste,
an sure To get the genuine Sold the Warehouse,
1876 ,ssau ana ,, ascri> Sands. :3 Broad
j) broadway, - East Broadway, and Rushton Aspin-
.Y.N
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

GA son Of NJ Cyr4, F .rewe'', g j p, a.
drowned at Wa,ham, Mass. on tie 10th slant
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

u The TEY COMMANDMENTS, beautifully
printed on medium sheet, embellished with four
teen spirited engraviags representing scenes in
Scripture History, is just published by J. S Red.
field. Clinton Hall
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

- The CHrLlcgrHs oAzErTf, spirited Wing
jour4al, is now published rri-weckly
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

BEAR Snoor1yG Is Ngw-JERsEY.-Last Wed
,e.dav week. a. Mr. Bodne Coffin, Of Hamilton
Glass Works, Cumberland County was out hunt.
ing. about four miles from the Works, he disco
gered coming OF. Of the swamp large Bear, which
ne shot: another spr4ng on the dead one which
ne also killed, when third came and made for
him. but his dogs attacked him, md he sprang up
tree, when he shot him siso. Coffin i. consid-
cred the best shot in thai part of tie country. H.
4ad Ms three Bears in Tie Philadelphia Marker
asst Friday moriag.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

~ A, Milwaukee. the first snow fell on the
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

q The State Debt Of Missouri is put down BY
the ST Louis New Era as amounting in all, inclu-
ding iba, for the surplus revenuc of s435,l54 to
oely : .289. 600.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
~ Elegant Boei1. for ahri

u Elegant Books for shriNi,nns and
EEW. YEAN.> PkEStN fS.--All tue snglsn q Silei-
ANIMALS published for tho year ely
Various STANDARD and Religious WORKS "a fac bind
iugs, suitable for Presents.
NJ several new pubic tions.
Together wi.h tiamcs ruzL1-, Disscctcd Japs, and
eroit variety of Faucy Articles.
All for sale tue lowest prizes At
II. Il :. RAYNOR'S Bookstore,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

70 An aged man, near Edwardsville, Mo, was
horribly beaten on the 9th and robbed of 800 BY
three scoundrels, who have all been committed to
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

APrRorznrs HgArlSo-That of quaek ii
Boston Nho heads his uostnum advertisement witt
he words horrible a,teuQ; al murder IN large
capitals.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

~ \ negro woman in the family .: Mrs. Heath,
was murdered in Augusta, Ga, on the l2th, BY
some person unknown. Her head was split open
with an axe
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

u Ladies' 1Mtr a.. -snricn.-Ihe Ladies Of
Harlem viii hold Abnusl f,R tee The ,ale OF ussll
md fancy articles, tie Afternoon and Evening OF FRI
lay, 2lib Dec. Washington Huli, Harlem. Ihs Room
sl be tastciuy d. eor.ted and every eXestoa Aade,
give entire satisfaction 10 visitors
Stagea will run 20 and fcoA the Far during the Day
and Evening furc III cents ~ d2J3r
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

x The Mechanics OF Piitsburg, Pa. held Il
meeting on the li,h in,,.-John Jack in the Chair
and pasted Re,aluroas warmly favorable to a
Discriminating or Protective Tariff. They APP
pointed Committee of five to draft Constitution
Tor an Association auxiliary to the Home League.
another Commit,ee OF three to draft Address 10
the People of the County, and adjourned to meet
again the DIST.
q The Annual Repor, OF the Secretary of the
Treasury, with much othes important matter.
crowded ont this morning. viii appear in our next
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

HoL,p.y rRrsexr--J Pea>e \ Son. - Division
have made extensive tlr the ensuing Hon
d7ys Thy have hand al kinds o! Kout CAKES, Piau
,nd Orrsuc,ol Cakes Pyramids. Temps, Charlotte Sc
Ruse calves Foo. and otter jees aeG i,o extensive
variety Freuca Boxc., Cornuccpia, SC at Prcc1 10
.uit tls cNlaeucicS OF tlr lir-s.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

e The hat store of Gus ayus 0. Gale, at BOs-
ton. was robbed on the 18th Of fars, *. to the
.aluc of $500
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

II Fire. Fire md yYa:er-The subscriber
having had her stock Of Dry Good, damaged by dFe
vii offer crca, inducements purchasers. Aions
heir stock may be ftuna large of ?
*, which ;aey would particularly invite the II
,cnuon of Ladies wishing Bargains Also Bosts
zlres, Tse7Hi., Cloths, Cassuit Shsls. Prints &
.Sc. all OF which nus, be sold immediately.
al lv - GERARD & kLINCK, o. SPrns-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

r We would recommend 70 at afflicted Ti;h Coughs.
Hoarseuess Influenza, g.. ;ry Peers's American
Cough Caltyn For s-le j; 26j Brnsi Sav and at -
Caual-stFeot J67 (rccurieh=tfe. ~ Hudson street. 10
Carrne-s.rect, Smiths, corner OF Fc;oE AID Water
streets. sn1 Jas. w Smith corner Of Fulton tdash
streets Brooklyn ~ dis II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

Rev. NR. RANDcocE desires TO LAY. that Sherman
Ccush I-oz,nccs have cured hun # very had cough
ihey gave immediate relief. hud nc never knew any
dang eiicacious, aud advises ali to tham They
sold lot Nassau street. and by agents 10 3 AID
l59 Broadway; LES Bove-y and - East 5roi!wIy.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

IL KaicidOscopcs The Subscrlbor having hla1o
many improvements III Ike article of haieido,copes,
h-ou-h tho lsduc-ment Of hi. friends hn' madr an as
,ortuent for the approaching hlydays, AID respectfully
,nyi'r- The public 10 coll nuu rDau'iue
d2i 1t % C. SAUNDERS, l63 Bowcry.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
By this Hsrning,s Southern nail.
The Creole Mutiny-seizure of American
res.si.-The 6ankrnp, Law-Thc IN

riff, &C.
washington Correspondence OF The Ne~-fOrk Tribune
WEDNESDAY, Dec - ISL.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16
GEORGEToWN, o, TUESDAY, MARCH 1e, 1sn.

RECORD YoUR MpRrGAGEs.--ln case
decided on Thursday last in our Superi.
ur Court, it appeared that Mr.. Aaron G.
Gano being tho owner Of one Of The i'm
mense Pork Houses in Cinclnna'i, mort
gagged it to the Commercial Bank TO-
S 10000, to secure bona fde debt. The
mortgage Was correctly drawn up. exc
culed and acknowledged, according to
law, but was not Immediately recorded
by the Bank. Before it was recorded the
Bank Of the United Safes obtained hen.
w judgment in Cincinnati aglinS, Nj
Gano, without notice Of The mortgage
The court Judge E'te) decided that tn"
Judgment was the prior lien on the 10,
Of buildings, and thus, for want Of record
ing in due time the commercial Bank ha !,
been cut out of $4,000. Such ia The
law Of onr State. vide Statutes of Ohio,
vol. %. page 34S.
Counsel for United States Bank. Mess.
RS. chase and Bill. For ,mmerci al
Bank, Messrs. Wright and Hodges.
The case, we understand, will be ap-
pealed to the Supreme court.
Gin Republican.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16

THE "PIPE.LAYERs" TRIUMPHANT
The deed was consummated yester-
,day. The nomination Of Mr., F. A. Tall
amsdge, so long the subject Of anxious
ohjac,ion on the part Of his own political
friends, was yesterday confirmed by the
subservient majority Of the Senate. We
say subservieht, because, that serious
objections, manifested in oppugnlIion,
were entertained, we are assured; and
that these, and all things else-the impn-
tations upon the character Of the nomi-
nee--wese made to yield to the dictum
of the coagenial power here, nobody
will doubt ..
Here. then, we have a spectacle of an
uprighl nudge rem oUcd, in defiance Of all
right, and the spirit of the Constitution,
because. in the exercise of his judicial
duties, he dared TO secure the possession
of papers essential 10 tae exposure and
convection Of an outrageous trand upon
the elective franchise, C0mn'tied 10y the
Office holder under the appointing po"ar,
and acting as the agent of the leading
political friends of the latter! and the ap,
pointment Of an individual in his place
whose character and qualifications his
political friends, even such as could
&gink at the "pipe laying" could not
!, brook!
Which, in all this, is most conspict
ous, the corruption or the degradation
How long will the just and indignant
Judgment Of the people slumber over
these things?--Albaay Argus.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16
WHERE is OGLE, THAT CHILD
OF PROMISE?

Loo CABIN Boys Look AT THIs?--
The N4w York Times and Star says:"We
have had exhibited to us Il very beautiful
pair of boots, made Of France calf skin,
dressed with the hair on, which is placed
inside, and serves as the lining Of the
b1ots. The boots are made for Cen
Harrison, aud are mede from his last,
which was brought to this city for that
purpose" tao. .,.a.' rs.
Again:
The, Troy Mail says: "a good lady of
this city who is skilled with tta needle,
is now preparing a beautiful WOrteL shirt,
which the General'will wear when he puts
on the Presidential robes ofofice."
. Where is Charley Ogle! If President
Van Buren sleeps on French beadsteads
bougnt by the people, aud this kltcher
scourer made it his duty 10 crawl unde
them and examine the cordAs &c. shYulc
he not exsminsathe Iady's shirt. which i
made for Gen. Harrison, and see that
is not made Of Irish linen, and "gJ
around The edgeS7-Free Trader. ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16
FATE OF SCOTT, rHE AMERI.
CAN DIVER

Another sad occurrence is the fate of
James Scott, the American diver, who
perished on Monday last by accidentally
hanging himself in the presence of thou
sands Of spectators, on the Waterloo
Bridge. This intrepid and truly extraOr
dinary fellow, had previously jumped off
bridges and from great heights from the
rigging Of vessels-his last feat having
been 10 jump off Black friars Bridge, about
three weeks since. on cold winiry day
plungng into the Thames with the great.
est nOnchalance. and swimming To land.
and walking off with an appearance Uf
perfect satisfaction with the few shillings
which had been collected for him on The
bridge On Monday last he had annouuc-
ed by placards, that he should jump off
Waterloo Bridge at one O'clock which
drew immense crowds to the sp1t, VIII en-
Sam appeared with three poles and a
rope--and though the Thames was crow.
ded with misses Of floating ice, it appears
that he was in exceIlen, spirits, and be.
fore jumping off the bridge, said that he
would show the company an experiment
in hangng-which proved by an acci.
dent TO he lhc end Of the unforunai:
man. Being taken 10 the charing eros:
Hospital, il was found impossible to re-
vive him, and his fate has caused greaI
sympathy with the public, all the Lon
don journals concurrihg in regret that he
should have attempted IL useless and dan
gerous experiment of hanging, ins,e d o
perseverng in his exhibition of diving
which in some respects was useful anc
winch he alone had the courage and dex
terity to practice in so extraordinary 9
way
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16

LncLy Escapc.--A young girl, while
crossing railroad somewhere in England
was hit BY SNOWFALL in the face and fell
between the rails. Twenty-Five laden
coal wagons passed over her ana did moi
injurc her, We remember similar acci-
dent on the Columbia-raiI-road near the
Papl, A black man slipped tad fell
while running before the engine, and the
whole train went over him. As soon as
the last car passed, he jumned to his feet,
and sang out lnstiIy--"Eh! locomoky
can't kill dis nigger."- Georgian.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16

AN IMPORTANT ENrERpRIsE.--A Wash.
ingion correspondent Of the New York
times states, that a proposal is now be
fore the Government from number OF
capitalists of New York, to build four
splendid steamers, OF $500 tons each, to
ruh belwixt New York and Liverpool
The proposition is, 10 carry the mails for
a given sum, TO be paid them by the gov.
erumenl, The latter, Of course. receiving
all the benefit arising from post, gcs; the
contract To be rOl ten years. In the in.e.
rim, fwar take place with England or
any other power, the government 10 buy
the steamers at valuation agreed upon
by bolh parties. The vessels to be built
in all respscts as men of war, and also
to carry 1890 to 1000 tons freight, with
200 passengers. II is intended to burn
anthracite coal, and it is expected that
ten days will make The run from New
York 10 veapooI--PaA Enquirer.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16
VIII MIRACLES NEVER CEAsEp

WILL MIRACLES NEVER CEASE?
Henry Clay denouncing the United
States bank Tell it not in Washington,
publish ii moi in ThreadneedIe street, that
Henty Clay in the deblte of the treasury
note bill in the Senate, said that
'''The United States Bank was not
darling Of his; that as long as four years
ago he had cut himself loose from it; that
he had depIored its recharter; that he la
mented its havinq taken the name Of the
United States Bank; tha, he had no bust
ness with it; and that he now regretted
its failure less on account Of what its pres.
ent managers would lose, than on account
Of the deep and lasting injuries that would
be inflicted upon many widows and or
phans. Here Mr.. Clly waited to be We
nv pathetic, bat knowing his course as !
did, confess the whole effort seemed 10
me rather laughable. Henry Clay de-
nouncing the United States Bank! What
a piece Of uuspeakabs meanness; what
a heartess desertieu of old friends in the
very moment Of distress: what an ungra'.
full and unkind return for innumerahle
benefits received! When LII Fontane
wrote the fable about kicking the dead Ii
on, how precisely he anticipated this aci
of Mr.. Clay. How like himself, however
how completely Clay-ish!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16

A HINT--"I fear.'' said country
curale to his flock "when explained 10
TO you. in my last charity sermon, thai
philanthropy was the love Of our species,
you must have understood me 10 saw
specie, which may account for the small
ness OF the collection. You will prove, |
hope by your present contribution, that
youare no longer Iaboring underline same
inistake.n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16

INTERESTING TO BLAcKsMrTHs.-A
blacksmith Of Milan has discovered thai,
by susPending a length of chain to one
Of the corners Of the anvil by means Of
"a ring, the noise Of the hammer may be
almost entirely deadened.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16

FANNY ELLsLER receives thousand
dollars night for dancing at the Tacon
Theatre, Havana ;.and she has 50 enchan-
ted them BY the witchery Of her motion
and figure, that they have raised by sub
scription $4,000 in gold, which they
mean to add "a present to her earnings.