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The Whig standard., 1843-11-28
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
PHILADELPHIA STORES.
Smiths Row, corner Of i lth and r. strsets,'
Granite Rosc, x'erasylra.ta .9rense,

1 8tS00toys
Granite Isoso, E'srusylra.ta ,sps.ss, . q.
BETWEEN 3D AND Al srREErs. $500. v
CITIZENS, STRANGERS, and MEMBERS,CF
OlCONGRESS,- come and buy where vonly 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 Jetping down TO-
the lowest price In our Stores we ask no nlore and
take less than the fixed price, All intelligent per-
approve Of this way Of doing business and be-
lieve it the only fair way Of dealing
of our own make, DRESS BOOTS; al %; WATER
PROOF, at S3 SO and "A so; DRESS BOtyTEES q
81 rs to- 20 so, of FRENCH CALF; GENTLE
MEMS SLIPPERS, MOROCCO AND CALF aat
Is cents; GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH SLIPRkksy
at 81 25. s8fn4sE esyiz4t n "a
QUILTED WALKING SHOES for Isdiss; d.
cidedly the most pretty and comfortable shoe lady
can have for cold weather.. Yls sg 4 fsssl saa
I, PARIS TIES and SLIPPERS, very handsoaaa. i
Childress wear in every yasistss u rsaf
Nearly 1000 pairs Of Indi3f Rubber Ovsr Shoes, a
every style. M St8 sFy7s s& sst3s M
Prime figured Rubbers, abesatifui oysr shss, 4
Is cents. asf f1a ssQffs3 sasss ssAss7ss@
We seek not to humbug the public with Y ssaIag
out below cost Or twenty-five per cent l0werthsu
any other store - sensible person is inAuenceahF
any such statements. Our manner of doing b,Mine1a
is upon the one price system; we az = tar prpt.
which all no doubt will allow, and in 50 dong M
have been well sustained, as Our cash book ia1ly
shows. .~x sss SsY5 4 -. sss' ii. ~ M III
Repairing, and every thing connected With our
business, shall receive prompt attention RSaA ~
| Prices the same in each Store. s8s nSaIA
Three Of the four comprising ~ firm uctisdt Skos-
/ makers, haris,g graduGed on Tie bessch. si i
/ L5a y. E. FOWLER &G0.aS saisi
i corner lin ma r aes. u "
HN MANN s. BROTHERS,
/ nov 26-eolm e4 Pennsylvania avenue. I'D
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I BETWEEN 3p AND Al srREErs

VI s. HOLMES, 7th street. nearly opposite the
Patriotic Bank, has just received by the vesseia
Victory, Zone AIexandria, and Jolh He'll, from
New York, his fall and winter stock 6f Family Gro
ceries Butter Cheese, Fruit &c. and new oNers for
sae in addition to general assortmest of Grocerss,
lO3 frkins land tubs Of choice New Fork Butter :
(, 80 boxes Cheese from good dairies bs H IL
$50 bbls Of Apples Of various kinds rI .a'rSsE sz
25 bbs New York Flour grs.is8s IL ars 8.e ~ 4
a2 90 " New York Buckwheat -four, in wholes,
20 boxes Do. Do, put up for small families
- bbs Mackerel, in wholes, halves, and quarters
8 (" Shad 80 asa'ay
Newfoundland and Smoked Salmon ss s2eiiH "A.
IS choice Hams Dried Beef .ssaR aiS al
80 boxes Chemical Soap ssh s.ts sJ
Fancy Soaps, in large quantity sss
Cranbcrries, Goldfish, Dried Fruit, &c., Sc. .9
He respectfully invites purchasers to examine his
stock before they buy & nov 28-tf u
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"A CARD.--W.4LTER CLARKE q SON n1apoot-
N fully announce 10 Members of Congreaa, stfan-
gers visiting the Metropolis and citizens fensray
that having received general assortment 81 ladies',
gentlemcns, misses, and childrcns shoes from the
most popular manufactures, as we'll a. having Ia
store large and well assorted stock Of our own
make, and are prepared TO make to order at tho
shortest notice. every description of Boots and Shoes
made in the District, and at as low rates. They
hope by the srictest attention 10 busiaess, and 6
the public patronage. Store south side Psnnsyyania
Avenue, opposite Gilman's drug store. n.
N. b. Cork-sole Boots made to order far 81.
nov 23-3teoif Nat lntsll
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Ole BuH.--T The reception of this distinguished
artist at the Park Theatre, on Saturday night,
was, probably, the most enthusiastic and exciting
that has ever been witnessed in this country II
may be supposed, from previous announcements,
that the expectations of the audience were raised
to an unusual pitch, but we are quite certain
that all present were fairly astounded by the
reality Of a performance which even they had
not dreamed Of in their conceptions. To give an
idea of the power of the violin in the hands oil
Ole Bull, is quite beyond the capability of words,
and we have only to chronicle his complete sue
cess and the surprising excellence Of his achieve
ments.---N Y.Sun. #h s
The Whig standard., 1843-11-28

Trial OF Horn--the Verdict-This highly in
teresting and exciting trial was brought to a
close at little past six o'clock last evening, hav-
ing occupied the court seven days. The jury,
after an absence of about ten minutes, returned
with verdict, finding the prisoner Z" guilty Of
murder in the first degree."-Balt Sun.
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Suicide ofMademoiseAe Calu<.--We have just
heard (says the New Orleans Crescent of the
artist has met her death, and, we are grieved 10
say, by her own means. She has poisoned her
self. 1t was but few weeks ago it was pub
lcly stated that she was TO be married to nota-
bity of this city, and that, as previous step
thereto, she had renounced the stage. What
has been the cause of this sad change in her
destiny is not yet clearly revealed; but we,
with every one who is in the least degree alive
TO the claims Of genius and talent, cannot refrain
from expressing our sorrow at this mournfui
event. Mademoselle Calve was one Of the
greatest favorites Of those who love to frequent
the French Opera, that ever visited the United
States.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-28

Roson correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa
tends to resign before the end of the session, but
there is little or no probability that he will be
succeeded by Mr.. Webster Should there be
any vacancy, Ex-Governor Davis will most likely
be candidate for the post for whom the Wings
of the Legislature, and of the whole State, en-
terlain the strongest feeling of attachment and
sympathy.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-28

Ragge Conuicted.-We learn from the New
York Herald Of yesterday morning, that the case
of Ragge and wife, indicted with young Saun.
ders on charge of forgery was submitted to the
jury on Saturday night That body after an abb
sence of thirty minutes returned into court with
a verdict of guilty against Ragge, and an ac-
quittal for his wife. There are nine other in
dictments against him Of a similar character.
Young Saunders, who has pleaded guilty to one
indictment for forgery and who was used as
States evidence in this trial. will probably be
sent TO the house Of refuge.
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ing consented to act as treasurer for this charitabo
purpose, the receipts over and above the expenses
will be placed in his hands. IN !, \.
!, I| Tickets w.: 10 be had at the usual places.
nov 25-td . sNg
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BENEFIT OF THE POOR.

A MEETING of the subscribers TO Ball TO be
II giyen for the relief Of the paar Of the city, va
held on Thursday evening, the 23d instant, and II
was decided to give benevolent BAH 1t The wash
ington Assembly Rooms, on Thursday evening. Tho
3Oih instant; and the following gentlemen were
selected to act as managers for that occasion:
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W A S FL N G. I @ N.
" TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 90, 1843.
BANNERS.

t,a BANNERS.
A collection OF the various ingenious devices
which have been wrought upon banners an 9th
er Insignia Of parties, since this method OF
campaigning came in vogue, would be curious
and interesting Most of them will, however,
be lost to the world. We propose to snatch
one or two from their oblivion and give them
passing notice, and wish that others would aid
in dragging from obscurity such as are really de-
serving. This method OF conveying much ~
little, and speaking almost entirely 70 the eye
has great advantages over tracts, pamphlets,
speeches, and other time consuming appliances; !;
vet those who tax their ingenuity to furnish
those devices are seldom mentioned, while the
speaker for Bunco1mbe and the stump orator Of
tentimes acquire considerable temporary fame
In old Loudoun county, Virginia, good old
"Federal" county, the ladies presented banner,
to the Wing young men with this brief inscrip-
tion, & 1000 majority, you can and you must.
In Fairfax county. within whose limits hes
the estate Of Mount Vernon, where is the sarco-
phagus that contains the mortal remains OF the
immortal Washington, the Wings bore proud
banner with this inscription: Patris patri0, cine
run, custos They had no more claim to the de-
vice (save that Of originating it) than the other
party, but the Locofocos are more tender OF the
memory OF Jefferson than that OF Washington
To appreciate the banner and device we are
next about to describe, let the reader transport
himself in imagination to the interior of Penn
sylyania Before him is splendid mansion, on
the steps Of which stands its lordly owner. In
the back ground is a large wheat field, with the
grain partially cut and bundled; the last rays Of
the sun are just gliding the close OF a long sum-
mer's day. At the foot Of the steps. and in
front Of the proprietor Of this domain, stands
laborer with his cradling scythe under his arm,
and obviously spent with hard days toll; his
open paints extended and in the act Of receiving
from between the thumb and forefnger OF the
outstretched arm OF the owner--a ten cent piece.
No word Of comment accompanies this signl-
cant representation, nor Is any necessary; "
speaks for itself, and tells the whole Of plain
story. ..,
The Globe took occasion day or two ago to
sneer at the appellaton "honest John" often
coupled with the name Of Mr. Davis, OF Mass,
and did not know why he was SO called unless
for the fraud he practiscd upon Mr. Buchanan
for which that gentleman scourgcd him before
the Senate. Now we have been informed, from
the most unquestionable authority, that Mr.
Buchanans ten cent speech was bought up at the
Globe office, and industriously circulated in
Pennsylvania, by the Wings, without any notes
10 qualify or explain the same, but leaving il 10
every reader 10 form his own opinion as 10 il
its proper meaning and merit
The Hon. WIN. S. FULTON, U. S. Senator from
The Whig standard., 1843-11-28

The Hon. WIN. S. FULTON, u S. Senator from
Arkansas, was dangerously i'll at his residence
in Little Rock, at the last advces
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MARIN E J0U RN AL.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN.
NOVEMBER 2S-ARRlyED.

Steamer Columbia, Guyther, from Baltimore, w
Smoot, and freight for the District.
8et8 SAILED. fj#.tst Nv .4..s s
y Schr Mary Ann, Spurel, for Elizabeth City, N. c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-10
State of Rhode Island g. Provi-
dence Plantations.

NswpoRr. sc.-Civk's Office, .Suprsme
Court, .4ug. Term, "A. ID. is43.
WHEREAs, Merritt Andrews, of the
w town aud county OF Newport, manu-.
fac,urer, and Timothy Sullivan, Jr., OF said
Newport, Iaborer, have filed their petitions
il this office, praying for certain reasons
therein stated. that The benefit OF an act
passed at the January Session, Of the Legs
la,ure, A. ID. 1928, entitled "An act for the
relief of insoNent Debtors" aud all acts in
amendment thereof or addition thereto, passed
since that time, may be extended TO them
This is therefore To notify the creditors OF the
SAID Andrews aud Sullivan, Jr., to appear be-
fore SAID Court, to be holden at Newport, ON
lihe fourth Monday of August, A. ID. 1913
aud shew cause, If any they have, why the
prayer of said petitions ought not To be
granted. E. p. ALLAN, Ctcrk
Aug. 3.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-10
FALES' CYPRIAN
HAIR TONIC,
For The Grorrih, Prescription and Resto.
ration of The Hair.

N . matter how bald person may be, n
naturally too AS herbage grows on the plain or
tie lily in the valley. This Tonic is warranted
To cleanse tGe hair from Daudruti and every
other accuInnlatiug substance. Is your haw
DRY and falling otr,--the Tonic will moisten
and fix ii firmly in the head l. your hair ih,n
or your head bald the Tonic is warranted 10
satisfy The largest desires in lhickenng the hair
ir the first case and covering the Bald head
with natural hair, in the second
II is composed Of these remedial agents that
restore the skin ut once 20 II sound aud healthy
condition, when thus restored, you will soon
discover on the head. a short soft and beautiful
growth of young hair, gradually increasing ~
length, I'LL II becomes like your other halr was
before you began to lose it.
FALES' CouGH, WoRM. lIEADACHE and
D,arrhua or Dyscntary LO/ENGES are safe,
certain aud agreeable remedies for The diseases
for which they are recommended.
Numerous, speedy and surprising cures have
been effected by their use, hence their populdri-
iy
DYoTr's ORACLE OF health, UhlIadel-
phia) SAYS lEat fales' Mcdicatcd I.ozcnges are
considered by those who have used them, 10 be-
Ear superior 10 Sherman's : OF any other introduced
iulC that market.
P Tar touGH l.oZENGtsa beneficial IN all
cases Of common colds, hopping cough, ash-
matte affection, inflammation of The throat AM
uugs they are also particularly beneficial Tor
the Group, aud Il very good substitute i"r the
rcIrhrated Hive syrup, Cough Candies, Clumsy
COrulals. Pulmonary BalsamS, &c.
THE Worm lo2ESut,, ate safe aud
sure remedy for Worms. Two or three Is
dose for very small children, and five or ,N for
larger ones
IuE DNstNrARY LoLENGts are certain
ma agreeable remedy Tor Dlduhua and Bowel
Complaints Of Children Full directions as 10
duet aud manner OF taking them, accompany
each box
rHt IlFApACuE or tAMPHoU IoztNGts,
are beneficial IN cases Of nervous headache ~
lt,rrous affections otatyphuS character They
are useful IN Rheumatism and peripnrumOuN /,
also ~ rruptNe diseases, to favor the eruption
o. hring II back when II has suddenly reccded
from the skin, rs sometimes happtu. ~ measles
and >null poN.
~ Is Be sure that !. J FAlES, W ID Bos
ton, !, on the .ldc of The Box that you bGy.
For sale N Newport, at tho Confectionery
aud Narr.iy store of
B. Jelly . T. STACY, JR.
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NATURAL PRINCIPLES.

Er is written in the boot, of nature and com
II mon SENSE, that the natural vegetable pro
ductOns of every coGn;ry are, IL pro perly APP
plled, amply sufficient for the cure Of every
maidy incident 10 hat cline.
are composed Of plants which grow spontaneous
ly on our own soil, and are therefore better
adapted TO our constitutions than medicines con
cocted from foreign drugs, however well they
may be- compounded and they are founded
upon The principle that The human body is IN
ruth slL,ectto
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-10
State of Rhode Island, &c.

NEWPORT, ss.-Csrks Office, Supreme Court
June lSh, a. d. 1913.
VX1HEREAs John Wright, Of jamestown. in
w the county Of Newport, has filed his
petition in thus Office, praying lor certain rea-
sons therein stated, that decree should De
passed I" dissolve the matrimonial connec-
tion suhsis,ing between him and his wife
VrIlnciy Wright, of New Shoreham no.
tice is therefore hereby given TO the said
Vcllnety, tha, She be and appear If she see
6tl before the said Court, To be holden at
1aid Newport, on the fourth Monday Of An.
gust next aud show cause. # any she hath,
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
f. p. ALLAN, Clerk.
yuly I3.-6w.]
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-10
Agency for FIagsing Stones. &c.

IHtllE undersigned having made an arrange
ment with the principal Quarry men OF
the North River, are prepared To furnish the
lnhablanls of Newport and it's vicinity with
any quantity Of this well approved FLAG
GING, either in promise u"Cs state, or cnl
according To dimensions. rough or smooth, IN
stones of any size from feet to so.
ALso-Lage platform Stones, Of an extra
size aud thickness;
/ Curb Stones and Ce'iar Steps, cut or plain
/ Gmden Curt, thick and cut, or thin and
plain.
The price Of the rough tagging will be s
cents per squire foot Smooth ditto. u very
superior article, I2 cents-wlen ordered IN
lots, and all landed on Stevens Wharf will
be allowed to lay { days free Of Wharfage.
Flagglng Of an extra large size aud Plat
form Steps will be charged IN proportion.
The schooner MnssasoIt, Capt. Brown, will
sail from Newport for Albany every month,
stopping at the Quarry each trip. Orders
lrh at No. l3, Stevens Wharf, will be utlen-
ded To.
ROBERT STEVENS,
DANIEL BROWN.
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ROBERT STEVENS,
DANIEL BROW y.
JnY LANDED q, StevcnS' Wharf,

JHN IUHu'U = ''V'VHS "H"'H
From Schi .MassoSoii, Capt. DANIEL
BROwN,
A lot Of superior smooth Plugging, SOM"
very Iarge-sso, n small assortment OF the
rough. A more full supply will be received
by Capt. Brown in the curly part OF June.
.4iso, on The UharE 1000 large sized
.N'EW YORK BRICKS, suitable for pay.
ing.
Daily expected, a Cargo Of hayd burned
Taunton Bricks for laying side walks or top
ping Of Chlmneys.
On HAND-70 Red Cedar posts-I000
Taunton fire Bricks in red Taunton tiIes
IS IN. white ditto.
| NOW LANDING, 100 tons Red Ash
Philadelphia coal 30 tons white ash do.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
LEGAL NOTICES
Assignec's NDyice.

TOIIN G. WIlirEllORNE & SAMUEL
.WtllrEIlORNE, of the Town and
County OF Newport, merchants, under tho
firm of J q. 4 $. Whltehorne, hive this day
made to the subscriber, an assignment Of
their property for the benefit Of their credi-
tors, as spec fled in said assignment; there
fore those having demands against the said
J. &. &, :. Whnehorne are requested to pre-
sent the same, aud those indebted to make
imnedate payment to
r. p. LEE, assignee
Newport 18th March, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-10

C H { A P
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
BENZ. MARSH, JBs..
No. 1873, Thames SireeL

~ &; &: r $ !: $:$$: : (: !:
other establishment in Newport, of eq,ai
gmiiiy, aud M my determination Is not ic be
undersold will therefore nuke it All object
for any who wish to purchase good articles,
cheap, TO call at l;}S aud examine for them.
selves, as my stock Is very large aud com
prlses every article usually called for m a
shoe store. | therefore cannot name the
price OF every article, which is often done
ns a bait 10 get custom to the sio,e, but " III
name them TO the purchasers who will please
to call.
n. b, Custom work Of every description
made TO ordrr-such as Gentlemens' French
Calf Boots, Goat and Seal do. on tho most
fashionable shaped lasts from New York. -
Also, Ladies' French Morocco aud Kld, 0I
every description. Particular attention puld
to repairing
Newport, April 20 1913
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ONLY ONE DISEASE, ,iz;

Corrupt humors, or in other words, inpurity
and cure every form of this one disease natu-
Ial principles, that is by cleansing and PURIFYING
the body, II must be plain 10 every refrctug
mind that Il per>evcrhnce IN the use of the medl-
cine, according 10 directions, viii be absolutely
certain 10 drive every naady from the body.
When we wish to restore swamp or morass
to fertility, do we not drain It OF the supsrabun-
danl water? In like mapner, IT we you'd e-
store the body to health. we must cleanse 1t of
lnpuIIty
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-10
SPENCE R;S
VEGETABLE PILLS, SYRUP
PLASTER.

,B,IIE numerous proofs daily received of the
l utility of SprNcrR's JEGEI.4BLE +
PILLS, not only from professional men, bat
also from individuals. previously unknown Ia
me. many Of them guardians aud instructors
of youth, who speak from personal kn"wI.
edge. together with the rapid sale. complete
" satisfies me that | have not been deceived,
Those recommendations have fully sustained
It as n certain cure for the headache. n also
sure remedy for many other complaints II
used according TO the directions winch nc
company th"m.
For vicious hnmors of the blood and tor
piles. Mrs. Juucss syrup may be advania-
gcnuslv used IN cunnCXIou with The Pllls.
For coughs. inflammation OF the lungs.
pain IN The side, or ~ any other part ol th'
system. Mrs Jones Rheumatic Plaster should
be applied externally ~ cuuncXlon with the
use of the Syrup and Pll.s.
4 There is no, the least drticulIv 10 be npprc-
hcnded from their use, eilhrr at home or abroad.
their operation ~ - cnlGrtlc, = - gentle, That
the person " ho uscs theu. VIII only know ih"u
incstimable qualities b, the speedy eradication OF
the cause of distress
Iu all cases originating ~ impurities ~ lhe
blood, and those mcldrui 10 the l'Wur tnhsu-
tutlon, these mcdlrine- stand uhhNaleh' and
have no equal In these classes oi complaints
which prove. not only extremely troublesome
but often fatal, the, have been extensively nSed.
and with singular success Their yIfiucs have
been fully tested aud their efficacy proved and
lhepilis aud syrup combined. have seldom, II
ever been known to fail OF producing the de
sired effect
g. For sale by MARY TILLEY, No 10, Spnng
street bout forget the uuuber--nor that Spcn.
Gers Vegetable r,Il- az 10 c'tain cure iot b"
headache, m all lts various forms. Way %,
roNrrcrioNAUY, Of every kud, manulac.
" turrd aud sold Wholesale and rciall b.
4 T.. ST.lCI, Jr, corner Of Frank ~ Thnmes
-, Nav
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-10
Encourage Domestic Manulac
lures.
S T O Y { s,

r.NOR burning WOOD or COAL. Menn.
n iacturcd at the Newport Fonndry
Nhch lur convenience ur economy are MOI
surpassed by any cooking stove ~ the mar
kct. Tor sale by WN. BROWNElb.
neat Sodh he Post Office.
n. u. The Public are invited to cdl and
examine fnr themselves.
Sent y.