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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02
TO MANUFACTURERS

TO MANUFACTURERS.
DEEDS, BOBBINS AND SPOOLSo, OF every
II and kind manufactured By the subscribers their
Factor Ma;,eawan. Steel Reeds Of superior quality manu-
featured from imported expressly for the purpose Al
in thu above line furnished manufacturers at short
Orders received al 5! Pine New York and at Me aceTS
Ne,.a,ssan y \ CARVER * FINE. o23mt-
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02
CIRcuMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE.

The following statement Of an actual occur
renee, (says the New York Amcrican,) translated
for that paper from the Deutshe SciacNPost well
eyemPlife5 how u1ius!ly combination Of cir
cpmstances may sometimes accuse man:
sAt a table-d'hole at Ludwigs5urge, one Of
Tie company was showing a yery rare gold coin,
which was passed round the table On plate,
and gave rise 70 many snppoailions as 70 lis age,
country, value, sc. I he conversation then
gradually branched of to other subjects till the
cola was forgotten, and on The owner asking for
il back; to the surprise Of all, il was not 70 be
iouDd. A gentleman sitting at the foot Of the
fableewas observed 70 bein much agitation, and,
as his embarrassment seemed 10 increase with
tho contjnpancCol The search, lhe company were
about to propose a very disagrecable measure,
when suddenly waiter entered the room, say
ing: {" Here is the com the cook has just found
il ia one oil heiiager glasses" The relief TO ali
spoke for the FIRST tiine as follows; 'Gealemen,
hone oi You can rejoice more than myself al the
recovery Of the coin, for picture to yourselves
my painful situation: by singular coincidence,
| hayea duplicate Of the same coin ID my purse.
(hcre showing it to the cQnipany.) The idea
that, Oh the personal search which would proba-
bly, be proposed, | would be taken for perloincr
OF the coin, added 70 he fact that am stran-
ghr here, with no one 10 youch for my integrity,
had almost driven me distracted, The honesty
of the cook and lucky accident has saved my
honor" The friendly coagralulaton of tile
company soon eaaced the remembrance Of their
ualust suspicious
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HOPE AND MEMORY.

little baby lay in the cradle, and Hope came
and kissed it. When its nurse gave it cake,
Hope promised another tomorrow and when its
young sister brought flower, over which it
clapped its wings and crowed, Hope told Of
brighter ones which it would gather for itself.
The babe grew TO child, and another iread
came and kissed it. Her name was Memory.
She said, Look behind thee, and tell me what
thou seest." The child answered, " | see little
book" And Memory said, 81 will teach thee
to get honey from the book, that will be sweet
to thee when thou art old"
The child became a youth Once when he
went to his bed, Hope and Memory stood by the
pillow. Hope sang meodions song, and said
Follow me, and every morning thou shalt wake
with smile as sweet as the lay sung thee
But Memory said, Hope, is there any need
thar we should contend He shall be mine as
well as thine; and we shall be TO him as sisters
all his life long"
So he kissed Hope and Memory, as he was
beloved Of them both. While he slept peace
fully they sat silently by his side, weaving rain
bow tissues into dreams. When he awoke, they
came IN with the lark to a good morning, and he
gave hand TO each.
He became man. Every day Hope guided
him 10 his labor and every night he supped with
Memory at the table of knowledge.
But at length Age found him, and turned his
temples grey. To his eye the world seems al
tered. Memory sat by his elbow chair, ike an
old and tried friend. He looked at her seriously,
and said "hast thou not lost something that
entrusted to thee?"
And she answered, 81 fear so, for the lock Of
my casket is worn Sometimes am weary and
sleepy, and time purloins my key. But the gems
that thou didst give NE when life was new-l
can account for all-see how bright they are ~,
While they thus sadly conversed, Hope put
forth a wing that she had worn, folded under her
garment, and tried its strength IN heavenward
flight
The old man laid down to die, and when the
soul went forth from the body the angels took il;
and Memory walked with it through the open
gate of Heaven Blu, Hope lay down al the
threshold and gently expired as . rose giveth
out her last odors.
Her startling sigh was like the music Of a Sc
raph harp. She hreaihed it into a glorious
form, and said:
Immortal happiness! ! bring thee soul that
have led through the world. II is noT time
that Jesus hath redeemed it'--Mrs Sigopraey
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

TUCKER & son, Merchant Tailors, having Just
j. received their Fa,l and Winter Stock Of Goods,
respectfully announce the fact to their foreign and
city customers and also extend invitation to the
public generally to examine their assortment of
French and English Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Vestings and
Fancy Articles for Gentlemen, all of the very latest
styles and varied in prices that every one may be
suited
1t has been their object, in the selection of goods
the present season, not only TO please all tastes by
presenting splendid variety, but also to convince
be furnished with clothing at regular establishment
in Washington cheaply as at store or by going
abroad it will therefore afford us pleasure to ills-
tratc these facts either by direct Indirect compare
son. @ES nov 27-d2wif
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An old man lately made the following speech
At a Temperance jubilee in New Market, New
Hampshire:
81 have come twelve miles to attend this
meeting, YET do not value my time. feel re-
Warded by what see around me. NY friends,
have seen more of the world than most Of YOU
have trod the streets Of proud London and the
winds Of distant India have famed these fur
rowed cheeks Of mine My keel has been on
every sea, and my name on every toaguc Hea-
ven blessed me with one OF the best OF wives;
and my chlldren--oh! why should speak Of
them? MY home was once a paradise. But
bowed Ikea brute 10 that killing cup; my eldest
son tore himself from his degrated father and
has never returned. My young hearts idol
my beloved and suffering wife has gone, bro
kenhearted, to the grave And my lovely daugh-
ter, whose image | seem to see in the beauty
around me once my ptide and my hope, pined
away ~ sorrow and mourning, because her fa-
thcr was drunkard, and now sleeps by her mo
theirs side. But still live to tell The history Of
my shame and the ruin Of my family. | still
live, and stand here before YOU to offer IN my
hearts ferycnt gratitude 10 ny Heavenly Father
that have bceA aa,ched from the brink Of the
drunkards grave. And while / live | shall
struggle 10 restore my wandering brethren again
to the bosom Of society. This form Of mine is
bending and wasting under the weight Of years.
But, my young friends, you are lust blooming
into life; the places Of your fathers and mothers
will soon be vacant. See that you come up 10
fill them with pure hearts and anoned lips
Bind the blessed pledge firmly 10 your hearts,
and be it the Shibboleih Of lfes warfare y
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

0 REAT ARRlVAL.-The schooners Mary and
~ John Bell, from New York, with choice assort-
mcnt of fresh family Groceries for the undersigned,
which he will sell low for cash or to punctua Gus
toners, consisting in part the following articles to his
former stock
100 whole, half, and quarter boxes bunch raisins
30 whole, hall quar-. and eighth barrels buckwheat
50 whole and half barrels mackerel
~ bags Java, iaguyra and Rio coffee
ID casks cheese, part English
20 barrels New York -four
Lot prime sugar
Fresh teas, latest importation
IL basket best Olive oil, FOR table use
Sperm and mould candles
5 barrels cranberrics, in fine order
j. Dozen brooms and 10 dozen whisps
Market baskets, mats buckets, and keelers
',a!s soft shciIcd ;mouds
~ ho&cs prtnes, III fancy and wood boxes
boxes fresh citron and barrels Pecan nuts, SC
~ baskets champagne
Half pipe superior French brandy
20t0 pounds Goshen butter
With all other articles usually kept by the trade !;
ana Respectfully solicit a share of the public favor
rs am determined to sell cheap for cash.
GEO LAMBRIGHT,
doors west Of Railroad depot
nov 3j-3taw2wif
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CLIPPINGS.

The first steamboat which navigated the Mis-
sissippi was called the New Orleans, of New Or
leans She was built at Pittsburgh, in 1871, and
was lost in 1914
1t is stated that 100000 has been subscribed,
III New York, for a new Marine Insurance Com
pany, of which Philip Hone is to be the Presi-
dent.
Georgia is about passing bill, TO elect men,
bers of Congress by district, which is saying in
effect, we are wiser to-day then we were yes
terday
The Able Frasey, honorary canon and cure Of
ST. Nicholas des Champs, who is the Oldest cure
or rector Of Paris, has been created member Of
the legion Of honor. The archbishop of Rheims
has been promoted to the rank Of officer of the
legion.
An iron steamer is building at Birkenhead,
England, for the Baptist Missionary Society. 1t
is intended for the conveyance of missionaries to
tle coast OF Africa.
]. B. Perault, the dclaulting cashier of the
Citizcns's Bank, New Orleans, has been arraigned
in the criminal court, and he entered a plea Of
not guilty.
The average number Of deaths in London per
week is 900.
A steamboat left Cincinnati last Saturday for
New Orleans with upwards Of 1000 barrels OF
provisions Of all kinds. She had also on board
a large invoice Of Western Reserve Cheese aud
nearly 10000 flower pots.
Beauty in the face of women aud folly in
their hearts, are two worms that fret life and
waste goods.
Sally" said an amorous southern to his in-
tended, "give me kiss, will you, Sally 2"
"No," said Sally, help yourself" Probably
he did.
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"THE EYES HAVE lT:n

The ewes have it," as the man said when
his better and bigger half dashed the contents Of
his stuff box in his face
The above anecdole recalls a scene which we
once witnessed in western city. * was during
the session of the Legislature. The wise pen
and the grea, men Of the State were assembled
TO make laws and drink whiskcy Most pf them
were boisterous; and few were made mean by
their dignity. Among the latter was y TALL raw
boned, braWlmg petuiogger whose mouth was
as huge as the muzzle Of long-nne, and bis
head as empty as the professions Of his parry.
He stood exactly six feet two, in his stockings;
and he had an arm like the fore-leg OF Penn.
sylvania wheel-horse. He descended in straight
line from Goliah, il was supposed. At all events,
he very often got ae,ced with a Sing. Upon such
occasions he was excessively insolent, and never
failed TO brow-beat a lamb.like colleague, who
had, accidentally, given him a terrible hroadsilc
IN debate one day. Our hero had al hundred
times sworn vengeance against his little enemy;
and his little enemy had thousand times sie-
ni6cantly shook his head as he replied, that -
would be just as well, if agreeable, for Old
Goliah to let out the job"
"What do you mean by that 2" incurred our
hero one day of his little enemy.
"Oh! /! never mind Mister oliah''
Yes but uW mind aud if you don't answer
me, will chaw you up as | would an oyster"
Keep your temper big chap. You have
room enough in yonr upper story to stow it,
You insult me, you pigmy. | will ask you
again what you mean; and if you don't answer
Ill make mince meat of you What do you
mean, sir %
There was moment pause, when Goah
sprang toward his little enemy, who said
You have put the question, Old Sampson. and
The eyeGDave it," al the same moment dashiuo
fist fun of Scotch snuff in the giants face
closing his peppers, and making hun roar H.
mad bull.-RocheSter Democrat
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

If a man will but glance over his yesterday,
he will at once see how foolish it is to fret ones
self about the time to come; for he will find in
every Yesterday, miniature grave, as it We're,
dug by q too fearful imagination, in which is
buried all his little store of daily happiness
Men slight the good they have, in their anxiety
Tor the good to come They waste their oil for
to-day in frutless attempts to procure supply
for the morrow, forgetting that He who replen-
lshes the cruise is inexhaustible.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

A CARD.-H.4LTER CLARKE s. SOW respect
IA fully announce TO Members of Congress, sran,
gers visiting the Metropolis, and citizens generally
that they have received general assortment of ladies'
genlemens', misses, and childrens' shoes from the
store large and well assorted stock of our own
make, and prepared 10 make to order at the
shortest notice, every description of Boots and Shoes
made in the District, and at as low rates They
hope, by the srictest attention TO busiaess and firm
determination tb please, TO receive due portion of
the public patronage Store south side Pennsylvania
Avenue opposite Giman's drug store.
N. B. Cork-solc Boots made to order for 81.
nov 2S-3teoif
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CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
PHIL lADEI IPHlA STORES,

Smiths Row, corner OF 11th and II streets,
AND
Granite K0tc, x'ennsyiranta .asenm,
BETWEEN 3D AND a. STREETS.
NITIZENS, STRANGERS, and MEMBERS OF
~ CONGRESS, come and buy where only one
price is asked. Persons not acquainted with the
prices Of goods often have to pay fifteen, and even
thirty per cent more than those who know the Gus
tomary price, and have the tact Of Je,cing down 10
the lowest price. In our Stores we ask more and
take less than the fixed price. All intelligent per-
approve Of this way of doing business, and be-
eye il the only fair way OF dealing.
Our stock is large and well assorted. We have
of our make, DRESS BOOTS, at 50; WATER
PROOF, at S3 50 and 81 so; DRESS BOOTEES,
III Is TO 81 50, Of FRENCH CALF; GENTLE
MEMS SLIPPERS, MOROCCO AND CALF, at
IS cents GENTLEAlEN'S CLOTH SLIPPERS
at 81 25.
QUILTED WALKING SHOES for Ladies, de-
cidedy the most pretty and comfortable shoe lady
can have for cold weather.
PARIS TIES and SLIPPERS very handsome,
still selling for 81.
Chlldren's wear in every variety.
Nearly l,OU0 pairs Of India Rubber Over Shoes, in
every style.
Prime figured Rubbcrs, beautiful over shoe, at
Is cents.
We seek not to humbug the public with selling
out below cost" or twenty-five per cent. lower than
any other store !" no sensible person is influenced by
any such statements. Our manner OF doing business
Is upon the one price system; we fix fair profit
which all no doubt will allow and IN SO doing, we
have been well sustained, our cash book fully
shows.
Repairing, and every thing connected with ou
business, shall receive prompt attention.
Prices the same in each Store.
Three Of MeJour comprising The firm practical Shoe
makers, harins graduated on The bench.
J. L. FOWLER s. co.
corner llth and SITS.
MANN & BROTHERS,
nov 26-colm Pennsylvania avenue.
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IITHEN WILL THE PUBLIC CEASE TO BE
w HUMBuGGED2-P. ". BROU.NLNG. Mer-

yITHEN WILL THE PUBLIC CEASE TO BE
w HUMBuGGED:-P. W. BROW.NING, Mer-
chant Tailor in opposition to all humbuggers, most
respectfully requests members Of Congress and stran-
gers visiting the city, not to purchase their clothing
before calling to examine his large and superior stock
of French and English Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ngs of the latest styles lie is prepared to prove to
them that he is selling the article Of clothing
from 20 to 25 per cent. cheaper than certain dry
goods sorekecpers that wish TO take the trade out Of
the taiors hands by holding out false pretences to
the public, that they selling suits Of clothes fro
where. lwant to know how it is possible for any
ness to sell clothes cheaper than practical taors
men that know more about making coats than they
know about laying MISUNDERSTANDING all their
arrangements with the celebrated taors to cut and
make their clothes, and their great facilities for buy
ing goods unless they have facility for buying with
out paying fo them | am determined 10 undersell
them, and not to sacrifice my trade to such an ava
ricious set of until the last dollar is gone All
ask is for you to call and examine for yourselves.
A SHORT LIST OF PRICES
Dress coats, good wooi-dyed black, SIS
DO do super Is
Do do beautiful article, French or English, 90
Beautiful Cloth Coaks, 80
The above goods will be found ready made or is
preferred, he will make to order at the same prcef
every article, in proportion with the above prices to
complete genteman's wardrobe.
as Between Sd and A. streets, Granite row.
ROOMS TO RENT--Six furnished Chambers
and one Parlor over my store. nov 17-ileotf
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Beers' Temperance Hotel, December 2, lsl3.

g PARKER'S FANCY STORE, Pennsylvania
~. arenue, bet,ceen 9Th and 10th streets, Washington
GLOVES, COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFU.HERY, Sc.
S. PARRER having just returned from the North
with complete and full assortment of goods in his
line, consisting in part, as follows:
GLOVES.--Best Paris Kid Gloves, (sizes num-
bered,) for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear
COMBS.-Shell, Buffalo, and English horn Dress
ing, Tuck, Twist and Side Combs.
Ivory and Buffalo Fine-tooth Combs
HAIR BRUStiES--English, French and Amer-
can Hair Brushes, containing 500 different patterns
large assortment Of Tooth and Nail Brushes
Badger hair Shaving Brushes
PERU MERY.-One case of LUBIN'S fine ex-
tracts for the Handkerchief containing the extract
Of almost every fragrant flower
One case Of genuine German Cologne, (Fuina, no
mistakc)
One case Of Hair Oil, Mnllc de Bmu( and Poma-
tlm, for the grocth, soltenng and bcautifying the
HUMAN HAIR
One case of Fancy Soaps, an excellent article for
the toilet
20 dozen large and small Jars Of genuine Guerlains
Sharing Cream, 10 which | would particularly call
the attention of those Gentlemen who shave them
selves, as assure those Tho do not use il that they
are behind the times.
The above list comprises but very small portion
of the Articles have hand, and shall continue
to receive monthly, all OF which we are determined to
sell cheaper than the cheapest; and the Public NAV
rest assured that we shall endeavor to maintain the
reputation VIC have earned for keeping the +" VERY
BEST GOODS" nov 2S-Gtif
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02
THE WHIG STANDARD.
E..on he .Niar Iork 1lihnne.


The Tars viii man their gallant ships,
And fling the canvass free,
Again unfurl the s. Bunting strips
And cheerly put 10 sea,
They'll hcaye, and weigh, and stow, and pull,
And sing and hoist away,
They'll hoist, and hoist and hoist, and host,
And hoist in Henry Gay.
The Carmen long to see the loads
OF merchandise arrive,
For then the wharyes, and Streets and ROADS,
Will be a busy hive,
They'll back, and pack, and pile and lash,
And drive and cart away;
And cart, and cart, and cart, and cart,
And carry in Henry Clay
The Press foreels a brighter day
To cheer the Printers breast;
They've turned the word the other way
There Is Sunrise in fhe FeSi
They'll set, and impose, and correct, and revise,
And print, and publish away
They'll publish, and publish and publish, and publish,
The name of Henry Clay.
The Lades--hless the lovely band
Our country's JOY and pride,
They go for Harry, hand in hand,
Maid matron, belle, and bride,
To gain g Protection" fol themselves,
They'll marry and marry away
And tell their lovers, and husbands, and sons,
To vote for Henry Clay.
The rich, the poor, the bowed, the free,
Through all our noble land,
To bring the nations jubilee
Will lend helping hand,
They'll pull together all one,
And shout and work away,
Together, together, together, together,
Huz=a for Henry Clay
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

II 2tOU3E.FURNISiliNG GOODS NEW STOCK.
VIC have received at our stores, next door to
Cagctts, and opposite Browns Hotel, new and ex-
tensIYe assortment of House furnishing Goods, which
we sill sell low for cash, or at short credit for
good paper.
we harc general assortment Of Cabinet ware,
BedSteads, and Chairs, at very low prices for the
quality.
a good assortment Of Looking Glasses, China and
Glass ware.
Solar, Astral, and Hall Lamps, and splendid Giron-
doIca or tandeiabras
Table Cutlery, excellent stock, particularly
Rodgers Knives, in sets Of 81 pieces. Also, Pen
niycs and Scissors
Waters and Tea Trays, variety of patterns and
qualities
Brass Androns, Tenders, Shovels and Tongs
Britannia Ware, in sets of pieces, also detached
Kitchen Furniture of every description
Hair Mattresses and Feather Beds always on hand.
and made up TO order expeditiously.
general assortment Of Wood Ware-cmbracinp
amos every article in that line appertainng to
housekeeping.
Our stock is so general, that we cannot name the
Items, but would say to housekecpers and persons
furnishing, that nearly every useful article can be
found at either Of stores To facilitate custom
els in finding the goods they want, a catalogue of
articles in store will be furnished
nov lS-2wif BOFELER, DONN g. co.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

Hearg d4mages ogaiaa Sioge Pyoprictors-
We learn from the Pittsburgh Spirit Of Age,
that the case Of Miss Bishop, Of McConnellyiile,
Ohio, against Stockton & Moore, proprietors of
Stage line running from Baltimore 10 Wheel
ing, has been occupying most Of the past week
in the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
~ estefn District Of Pennsylvania, now setting
ID that city. It was 6rough; to recover damages
sustained by Miss bishop by the upsetting Of q
stage Of the defendants, in January 1912 Both
parties agreed that the STAGE was upset, that
Miss Bishops arm was broken, her elbow baa,y
strained or bruised her face cut OF scratched in
several places, wound in the scalp two inches
long, and the upper lip cut aud swollen 50 as to
produce some dclornity, which is gradually sub
siding. The court charged the jury at couside-
rab!c length, when lheY retired. On their re-
tmn into cOnrt, they rendered j verdict for The
plaintiff for $780, aud costs ul suIt.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

SPECTACLES &c.-'The subscribers, Aanufac-
~ turers of Mathematical, Optical, and Philosoph-
cal Instruments, Cat the solicitation of their friends
have added to their establishment The article Of Spec
tacles, in every variety of forms where glasses of
the best quality, and correctly ground optical
principles may be had to suit the sight of (nearIy) all
persons gold frames made to order, of any pattern
glasses fitted to old frames and all work in the line
done in the best manner; where may be had great
variety of Mathematical Drawing Instruments from
- to $50, Engineers and Surveyors Instruments of
superior quality Pocket and other Telescopes, supe-
ror Thermometers in mahogany cases, for halls or
parlors, Barometers, &c. Shortly will be published
in pamphlet form, with plates, Essay on the Human
Eye, showing its defects, and explaining the applica
tion of Optical Glasses, to its assistance, sc.
PATTEN & SON,
South side Pennsylvania avenue,
nov 6-lm between 10th and llth SITS
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