davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

There are signs of the times in Albany, which
we commend to the attention Of MIR. TyleA AT
the Regency grand rally prior to the election,
which was attended by Mr., Van Burens head
men, and fuglemen too, and which the Attorney
General OF the State, George P. Barker addressed,
the following is among the resolutions passed:
RESOLVED, That the Democratic party, ever
liberal and just to its political opponents, awards
to John Tyler deserved praise for his repeated
vetoes OF bills to incorporate Bank Of the United
States but, at the same time, il can never for
get that his administration was fraudulent in its
inception, vacillating in its progress, and profit
gate and demoralizing in its present aspects 1t
is, therefore due to the purity Of our faith and
principles, to dsclaim, in the name of that great
and patriotic party, all concern or interest in or
connection with the abortion of Federalism"
Thus ends the courtship Of the Albany Regen.
cy with Captain Tyler.-Alerandria Gazette.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

nANIEL CAMPBELL, late Polki,,horn e. Campbell,
~ Saddle, Harness, and Trunk maker, Pennsylya-
MIA avenue, FIVE doors east of Gadsby's hotel CON
tinues to manufacture Saddles, Brides, Carriage,
Wagon, Cart, and Plough Harness, Trunks, Vases,
and Saddle Bags, of all kinds Military equipments
made to order. e 3s 1r VIZ
~ Any OF the above articles furnished at the
shortest notice, and at reasonable prices nov 6
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

Mullins and Mysttfcation.-" Mrs. Lincoln,
don't you prefer cold Mullins to hot ones z" asked
the uncle at breakfast one day, with look of
logged determination that rather mystifed his
auditors. Mrs. Lincoln changed an involuntary
wry face into an acquiescent one, (f there was
any thing she preferred hot rather than cold, it
was mufin,) and replied,
"Oh, decidedly, my dear sir. They are inf
nitely more palatable than cold. | only ordered
hot ones to please you. We will have some
cold ones Immediately. John, bring some cold
mullins"
A sardonic smile fickered- on the old gentle
mans furroWed face, as he turned to Priscilla
+" And which do you prefer 2"
Priscilla, as usual, glanced at her mother and
then replied,
/" Cold ones, sir, of course"
"Of course" he repeated sarcastically. "And
you, Miss Lizzie?"
Lizzie looked up frankly in his face. "Uncle,
you know like hot ones best, and think your
taste very singular one if you prefer them cold"
;. Who said preferred them cold? Not /.
Come, Lizzie, we will share this nice one toee-
ther, and here comes John with the cold one for
your mother and Priscilla. Hand them to your
mistress, John. | am sorry, ladies' you have been
eating hot mullins merely on nay account" And
he glanced al Lizzie so comcally, while her mo-
ther reluctantly helped herself to the unpalaable
bread, that she could scarce restrain smile
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

~ CISES, intended to impart to the student both a
theoretical and practical knowledge of the French
Language. By A. ~ Girault, one of the principals
of the Washington High School.
just published and for sale by
R. FARNHAM.
nov6 corner It'll st. and Penn ay.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

IL supply OF hams, middlings, and shoulders. Also
fine lot of dried beef 7th street, nearly opposite
Patriotic Bank. nov 6-dlw
IMPORTED CIGARS.-The subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public generally
that he has, and intends constantly to keep on hand
large assortment of imported cigars Of superior
quality, which he warrants to be equal to- if not bet
ter than any to be found in this city, and will also
be sold at as low prices for cash. The following are
some of the different brands viz: @ Ha
Anchor, Regalia, and several other brands
Britannia, La Norma, Cazadora @
Leeshore or Lavueltabagera, Canones
Constantias, Nonpareil, Imperial
CASTILLO or Rifle, 81 Desrelo, FL Laurel ,,
La Esperanza, Estrella Colon, Primas Geraes
Pescatore, rrabuca and Principe of several brands
Also on hand lot OF fine chewing and smoking
Tobacco of various kinds, and the most approved
SHUTS in use, to all Of which he invites the attention
of the public before purchasing elsewhere.
JOSEPH III. FRANCE, ss.
7th street between ID and + Streets
nov 7 and I'd door above the IntelIigencer Office
EEP YOUR FEET DRY.--If you want dry feet
Ia all winter, prepare your boots and shoes with
Leather Preservative or Oil Backing, which will
render the leather soft, make it more durable, and
entirely impervious to water 1t is also excellent for
carriage tops, harness, &c. 1t can be had at
GlLMAN'S
nov S--1m Drlp Store naar Rro,yn,o LIo+o,
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

III ANS, &c.--S. HOLMES has just received fresh
IL supply Of hams, mddlings, and shoulders. Also
fine lot Of dried beef 7th street, nearly opposite
Patriotic Bank nov 6-dIw
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14
TMPoRTANT TO THE. LOVERS OF GOOD

EDWARD s. WRIGHT, Bridge Street Georgetown,
" Importer and Dealer in Cutlery, Stationery, Dry
and Fancy Goods, &c.. keeps constantly on hand, on
the most favorable terms, the following articles
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14
THE INFLUENCE OF SISTERS.

Many young man owes his preservation from
vice and ruin to the influence OF sister. When
in danger of temptation when his own princi-
Piles were insufficient to resist the voice Of evil
influence that was coming In upon his heart
when he was in danger Of becoming profane,
icentious, incorporate, 1t was her society, her
conversation, her prayers, that rescued him. No
thing else would have saved him but affectionate
enneaties and fervent supplications to God and
society now embosoms many virtuous and pious
man, who has been rescued from impending
ruin, by the conversation and influence Of a sis
ter. Indeed, il will be found that most Of these
young men, who are peculiarly exposed to bad
influences, and who were in danger of ruin, who
have been rescued, have been recovered BY this
influence, and owe their happiness now, and
their hopes Of salvation, to those whom bene-
hcent Providence stationed as the pure cham
pions of their early years.
1t should be added on this head, that this is an
influence which is evidently designed to be ex-
erted in favor Of religion, and which should be
sacredly employed to promote the salvation Of
the SOUL So far as it goes, even in ordinary cir
cumstances, il is one Of the greatest auxiliares
to piety. She who preserves her brother from
profaneness and intemperance, and an impure
life, is doing much in aid of the proper influence
Of religion in the world. She is keeping him
from throwing himself for ever from the means
Of grace, and from the hopes Of starvation She
is making it possible still TO reach his hear, BY
the appeals Of the Gospel. She is retaining him
where the means Of grace may have access to
him; she is keeping him where there is hope,
a possibility that he may be saved But her in
fuence should reach tar beyond this. Of all
persons, she, probably, has most entirely his
confidence and affection There is not one of
his companions whom he would not sooner aban-
don than his sister. There is, perhaps, no
amusement which he would not give, or place
of resort that he would not forsake, at her affec-
tionate entreaty. There is, perhaps, not book
which he would not read to crafty her feelings,
or good influence under which attachment to
her might not bring him. She has his heart at
all times-at all times can speak to him on the
subject OF his souls salvation. He will not turn
rudely away from her as he will from one of
his own sex, nor will he despise her entreaties
as he may those of ministers of the gospel And
she has one power which is in advance even of
this; for brother, though he may not be reli-
gious, though an infdel, though companion
even of the evil and the icentious, she may pray
And what young man is there who, in his sober
moments of reflection, land all young men have
such moments,) would be unmoved at the know
ledge Of the fact that a sister was pleading with
God for the salvation OF his soul, and resorted to
this method-the last method which piety and
love can use 10 save the soul-when all other
means shall fail TO rescue the young man from
eternal perdition.-Ch Charleston Observer.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

Dignity Of Labor.-In many portions of Eu-
rope, to labor is dishonorable. In this country,
it is honorable for here an idle man is nuisance.
An author says: The American motto is in
dustry. Labor is observation-disclosures is dishon-
orable; and care not whether it is the labor of
the head or of the hands, for they mutually aid
each other Let me, however, exhort those
who are devoted to intellectual pursuits to cher
ish ON their part an exalted and Just conception
Of the dignity and value of manual labor, and to
make that opinion known in their works. and
seen in their actions"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

Temperance bingham Patriot tells a
pleasant story Of girl in that vicinity She
was driving horse when she overlook young
man going the same way, and as her horse be-
came rather unmanageable, she requested him
10 Jump in and drive for her. AS he was getting
into the wagon, My ~ said she, you have
been drinking rum" and pushing him, she put
whip to the horse, and dashed off as though
sold Nick" was after her. The young man
afterwards declared that she must be one of the
g smelling committee" for it had been an hour
since he had drank anything.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03

81 5TFSFYssM ARR ET w fgfE
IT, ris. ss :",s 4; g;
ssr s.s o.
afs sss ri % "aa" @
a there are three sais.ar ereumsqnes s ~ sshie a.,
sse ySy sGs PAIN a and
regard % e. Ss, a hess t' remarks
wen known that Structure the result of badly treated
s o %S a to nane B hoaa
as IMPLIES
rs e. eas s Of the s and
DORMANT but he hidden
o ao only of sexual but those
But specially Leads The attention off from this disorder
s Of
g eass
IuGed stream of urine belong; only 70 the worst Of
70 TINS very that these remark. are
take h Of sdy
how this description about this city and that
III
snd and e ike oseS
but whom seeing the real nature OF the case he has cured
Of preventing these ,%po.on, therefore
stances BY which stisture be known, which be
there are three 81 espc moo ., and ibs three may
be stated brey-they the following The first relates
The uRINArINe-It has been already said the
need not be much diminished or But observe
whether drop will steal away little
nothing is more indicative of structure The next is
1t difficult how long GonohGa or elect may
and produce for naturally disposed
so s ON oad six weeks s aos. would AFFORD
sneent ground least suspicion Of structure The
Tar q EgrEsI srn,erusr IA: yfoS THE mSD:-Ths
bodily and mental activity. This also Of the
Effects Not however that is like every ind:
vidua but i common tina; the writer rarely OF
complain more less capable Of bu-
sness formerly gratifying also TO witness the uniform
Of spirits and the disappearing Of other maade the
With regard DIE cure Of Structure this subject it suf
cent TO observe land stated with confidence and plea
plished in very little time So much this could not have
been advanced but such has been the improve
that he accomplish the of structure
days formerly it demanded months
the cure themselves he has published little volume
called TIE PRwsTE TREAJIE in which not only stric
especial and privacy directed in the panest
1t is advisable however, that those who suspect structure il
will surss them than the ease and certainty Of his
means of cure serai gopms aso are arranged Tor those
Ii only remains say word the ground
which the public and especially coming this city
this view Dr. Ralph begs that beside his rank
duae of Edinburgh SC &c. he has been engaged in the
Of hGss o IN, ho;1h And x city s
pressly them Also that he has testimonial letters from the
most eminent in Europe to he most smlneE; u
Dr. Physic Of Philadelphia and Others and that he per-
med to refer almost Physician Of eminence in this
Dr. Ralph consulted his private residence No SO Green
witch street towards the Battery hour He also be
consulted by post The little volume above referred to
dollar. anl0 lm~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03

p n - $500, The announcement in
r.Ss, 1919 S,h. daafi Of that venerable Bib
rn1ay sOa~eue' ~ s'I m Homer Of Newton Mass
iica scnoiar, the hes II I'm ~. -, 10 - nrohshlv
has broSght TO nina .he Iacs s hs ,h en,eyrd
the last survivor OF the cisss ~ ,rt -
the Boston Latin School 70 iIco ms cas- proved
one of the most remarkable that ever graduated al
that excellent institution (Which still exists), many
of lis members having eventually attained 10 great
1,s,,ncr;on in both the new and old world As there
&c ns Ros,on;ans in This city the publication of
or , -, H., -, Ire ,,os, nens n,er,hers of
he'onoNI"s ne W pa D. y, .'..' $3.50 ;,,,as
inns famous Glass W Dos'oh poss "us' PioNo n'''i
estlng 49,, ~,
Isaac CONN., an Admiral oil the niue In the prnsh IVA
Wy, and also member oil the BRITISH farhament; n,
SIR David ochteriony Lieutenant GsneraI IN tne OF,
hsh Army, and Knight OIL the Bath lie died NJ an "u
vsnced age the East Indies ,;,,.h
hugh Msckay Gordon. MAJOR General IN the Dii''
Array also died IN the East Indies ,,. pr;,;s,
SIR scrope Bernard Morland, member Oh tne Di us.
Parliament He also received the degree Of LID nom
the University at Oxford England Halted states Artl
,or CONSTANT reemah' Oo'0nei Al "'' oN
s.nr., pr.,eor, co,onsl in the United states Army,
afterwards Hated states Marshal. sheriff Of Suffolk
County and member ofthe Massachusetts, Legislature
Thomss Dawes successfully Judge OF Probate, oithe
Municipal, and of the supreme Court OF the state.
Thomas Walcutt, the well Known Ahtquanan, 10.
long period one OF the Ens,ossng OierN' III ''
cnnseus hosseo HaPss eStha nisr,or court and No,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03
INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY

NOTICE TO Citizens of New York and Strangers sojoumng
IN in the City.-G o 81 g. SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS Nos 81 and &C Nassau street.-The immense patro
which has been extended the subscriber by liberal and
enlightened community has enabled him to enlarge and I'M
prove his Dining Rooms to sccommodate two hun
bred persons at one time Whilst making these additions
his and well known establishment he has not been
mindful of the still comforts and conyeniences OF his
thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon
detached the Kitchens completely TO exclude the
and heat which necessarily from cooking for two
three thousand day The walls Of the saloon
have by some Of the most elegant and costly
Oil Paintings of the ancient and modern schools marble p
and busts of Washington Napoleon &c &c
The bill of fare all Others of the United
salmon of 30 and i0bs weight ID "a cents
plate. with anchoyy butter bread Sc all kinds
and boiled of the best qualities with bread and
vegetables cents plaie peas new potatoes aspa
Pastry of all knds turtle and other soups
the choicest description, prices equally low
Best Java Coffee and black Teas, cents
Chocolate 6 cents, &c. &c.
Attentive and civil waters employed who speak the
French Spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
served the possible styleand in depart
Of the establishment competent and oveeers
placed. -
of of the best conducted Dining Saloons Europe
America and the West Indies the subscriber feels no hesita
assuring his fellow citizens that his Is i-
that he has portion OF his
mentsbesides which the superior qualities and low prices OF
every article included in the Daily Bill of Fare must, in that
respect aloneexusye of all other
the very plus ultra Of Eating House this Continent
Water which through improved ltere and the Sa,
loon day from O'Clock A NJ until PM and
jee sm. HENRY COSTING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.

Oflf thQOE FEN ObfN DlCOh -.
lR JOHNSON takes this method Of informing the public
~ that he still affords relief 20 the afflicted OF both and
may be- always consulted with the utmost confidence the
worst Of diseases any OF the effects resulting
from the use OF mercury the malpractice Of quacks The
oownK extract OF letter tlw oil Dr. JOHNSON,
clearly illustrates the triumph OF knowledge aud experience
over medical guacksy aud the shows the great
necessity " the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and the charlatan
DIAN SIR
A. put myself under the Of nostrum yepder when my
i IPeaIed he promised 20 for dollar
o maui Ou ight Of my affection. Instead OF improving
,,h q, oss Every asyny appetite failed unable
tsna 20 business and alter erpending this vile lmpos
had The mpadepce 20 tell he doctor but merely
sOiu Us SUN IN thls hopeless situation friend hired car.
mage n9t being able to Walk at the ne) and TO your
Office, IL Duane street You case and
You have performed your undertaking In sbor,
time. As now enjoy perfect health, think t my dutv 10
those afflicted make this public through he rs
THOMAS J. THUKSTON
Carpenter, Munroe st., NJ. Y
medicine may be had Of Dr. prevent the above disease
~ any Of is forms.
Office open from 7 in the morning till ten night
aulO linz IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03
MEDICAL.
LUClNA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELIXIR OF l. Owe

In olden time, among the Jews,
That man a second wife might choose
Whose first, by Fates unkindly doom.
No children bore to bless his home.
Afflicted thus the Roman matron
Prayed TO Lucine, the mdwiie's patron;
Called to their aid the Priests Of Isis;
And even now, the meek Hindoo-
Warm as her cline, and tender. too
!fchdless twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping to her senseiess IDOL
And with raised hands IN accents wild,
Petitions Bramah for child
For well she knows, Love shuns 10 biess
The Hndoo bed Of barenness.
So much forlove in days by-gone,
And savage customs IN our own;
But say, even now, does Loves communion
Bless IN OUR land, sterile union
No, Oft times conjugal felicity,
b thus disturbed-ay, cen in THIS city
Yet may the barren, II they try .
The means increase and multiply"
With Loves Elixir" for her friend,
The childless wifes repinings end.
But the provocative power
ALONE, is this Elixir's dover.
Consumpton's ills il will prevent.
With vgor clothe the impotent;
Suppress gleet, whate'er its date,
And all hie's functions renoyae;
Emptions from the skin il chases,
And brings back beauty and the graces;
IT'S womans trust--and neer deceives her
From Fluor Albsns il relieves her,
And each disease, with proper care, tool
Her fair and fragile form is heir to;
These are but TRUTHS who calls them hcton
Shall have stern proof in contradiction,
Letters--all forms Of attestaton--
From the Swans of every nation;
With grateful missyes from all quarters,
Psnnsd by Disease and 2Sasasrys % S1t,
Almost within the jaws OF death;
Now in their nightly prayers repeat,
AND sometimes names the very number
"Ninety-two Nsssad'-even in their sumber-
Or, dreaming Of p Diseases s.ss ordeal ordeal, -
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by senap
nan Price e 81 per bottle or sad per DOZEN Also FOR sale
o. 80 North 9th ST. Philadelphia. au6 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03
DOCTOR BELL.
DOCTOR BELL

DOCTOR BELL devoes his personal attention (daily
- til 70 to the removal Of De,ae diseases every
successfully treated by pretended practton-
quack nostrums and all who the remains Of disease
lurking in the system consult Dr. b. always with
antee Of
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the sub
Of delicate diseases consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Post paid letters describing the of
distance have his attention DR. B.
NIP m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENHDTvT,

NV. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
TIE NEW YoRK HEnALp-A daily paper, issued every
morning Of the yeek-prce TWO cEsrs per copy Country
remittance In advances No paper unless paid in ali
-
Ten o'elock-prce sx AND euanIER CENTS per copy-ar-
or At the same rate for specified period : 1865
CoRRxsroNpEnrs are requested TO address their letters IN
JAMES GoRpoN BENrErr Proprietor and Edrsad III si
~ o. business must b postpaid ~"' wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE subscriber would inform his friends ed e F Ssd s"i
street. in the city Of New York The whole house as
thoroughly repaired aud fumished IN an a ,blb
dious and arrangement aDoet II ~.
greatest desire has been 10 furnish every s yor ts
spirit OF the requires fom competitors lor ~ oe
location in the business part of the city an9
nifty TO the points OF arrival and Departure o, tne
The business and travelling communIty While AZ tne same "e
lis moderate charges will he adapted 10 the times r. a,
lie has fortunate as TO secure the se',ees OF NJ
Is,ns PheIps one late proprieto who VIII be the
I ,nanseer which Of itself he feels confident will be
H. iii sar,uee that can be offered that every thing will be
60 give entire Satisfaction 10 ose VINO shai
favor him with their patronage nj, N ,vu,,n>,
Ns,y yorh JuIy 90 1913. as 1msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03

ORRIs TOOTH WAsH-Prepared from the original Tesipe
~ at No. Gold street, Nsw York-The Onis Tooth w ash
purely vegetable ation the properties OF
cleaning the teeth and mouhestorng the healthy
ate and preventing unpleasant odouT In the
mouth whether arising from dscayed teeth from deansed
It designed to be used with brush and will found
to uPersede the necessity OF powder keeping the teeth clean
and preventing the wearing Of the teeth
particularly useful in of spungy gums restoring
them to healthy state and causing them contract
the tooth In painful affections Of the teeth and gums arising
from exposure 70 COLI =, Viii ps iopnd highly bsnehcia Is
Just before retiring This method recommended by
accumulate during TIE day are entirely removed the mouth
Sound teeth and white teeth the most valuable portions
of poor humanity but how neglect the
needed Among these we knew Of none
tens teeth strengthens the gums pues the mouth and
the breath We recommend its TO all young and
Old Boston Morning Post.
The Os Tooth Wash the best detergent used
our enamel.-( Boston Transcript
For sale by The prime |, rugxss The city, M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03

CHANGES IN THE NEW BEDFORD CUSTOM HOUSE.
Considerable sensation has been produced in this
town this morniog by the announcement OF The ap-
poln,ment of Rodney French. ESQ, TO be Collector
of The Port, vice VIM H. Allen, Esq removed
We have time TO comment this extraordinary
proceeding as 1t deserves II Is enough, perhaps,
TO say that il is perfectly abhorrent this comnu.
niIy. II meets with no favor from locofocos OF
whigs-it is condemned bv all. 1t an appoint
ment that never be ratified by the Senate, and
which produces in the pubic mind only indignation
and disgust We shall have some curious deve-
lopments 10 make about the matter by and by.
Mr. Allen has filled The office from which he re-
tires with ability, integrity, and courtesy, and now
leaves his station with the best regards OF the COM
munty-Nlo Bedford Bulletin.