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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06

i We learn from the New York papers, that
Babe, the pirate, was sentenced in New York, on
Wednesday morning to be hungton the 7tll March,
and az his body to be given.to the surgeons The
announcement was received without emotion, and
no remark except that he did not kill the captain
and mate, and that the cook was still alive a,.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06

NJ The New Orlerns, 'Tropic of the 9th ult has
the following paragraph: aaes j vnsq s4,s.
~ Mr. CLAY AT THE AMERICAN THEATRE--In
accordance with an invitation, Mr. Clay visited
the American Theatre, Monday evening, upon
the occasion of Mr.. Seguin's benefit The
house was densely crowded, and when the patriot
statesman made his appearance, he was greeted
with three times three cheers, given with as
hearty will as could have been desired The
audience were up as one man when he entered,
and his reception was warm and enthusiastic in
the extreme. AlIfih1}A
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
SAYINGS OF Al PRINTER.

The man who stops his newspaper because he is
going to get married pays poor compliment to his
intended, and probably expects to have no children to
learn to read.
The man who patronizes foreign paper in prefer
ence to one OF his own cohty should be made to pay
double for advertisements necessary to be published in
the county, and not to be allowed the privilege of in
sertng either obituary or marriage notices. without
paying for them the same as advertisements besides
he should be excluded from all posts OF trust profit
honor.
The man who Undertakes 10 run for an Office with
out taking county paper, should be struck with string
halt ring bone and SPAWN all at once, if there be no
other way to be at him.
\ The man who orders paper discontinued without
paying up is an unreleved sneak and ought to be set
8iloatin the Laxawaxon on pealed saw log, and
giAnlled on the Jersey side Of the Delaware.
The man who takes paper and pays for in ad-
vance, or what is well enough within the year, is gen.
ean and good citizen in every sense of those terms
md Deserves well Of his country.-Wap Co. Pa
IffnM "
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
YANKEE TRICK FOR AN ENGLISH

Z. b
little before the commencement of the late war be-
tween the United States and Great Britain two Yam
KEGS on trading trip crossed over to montreal and put
up at public house, where British recruiting oflcer
was stationed The Yankees, for convenience in that
inclement season Of the year, had hoods to their top
coats resembling those by women on their coaks
Shortly after their arrival the officer, who had wish
full eye on them, watched hit opportunity dropped
guinea into the hood of one Of their coats, as bounty
money, and unobserved by him; but whchwas iortu-
nately seen by his companion, who, without being no
teed communicated the secret to him. Presently after
the one who had the guinea, called for their BILL and on
receiving it, put up his hand and deliberately took out
the guinea and with apparent surprise exclaimed. e
have been robbed for hadtwo guineas in the hood of
my coat when came into the house, and now have
but one To which his companion replied, '1saw thai
gentleman (pointing tothe oficer) just now put his
hand into the hood of your coat" Upon which he i'm
medatcy challenged him forthe theft, in presence Of
all his companions. His Britanic Majestys officer,
finding the situation in which he was placed having two
Yankees todea WITH one to charge and the other as ev
idence to prove the fact aera few ourishes proposed
compromise, and actually paid him twenty guineas
on the spot to get rid Of so troublesome a bar
gain
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
A QUICK TRICK.

correspondent of the New York Sun, writing from
Washington, mentions that the members of Congress
can be easily distinguished from other people, by their
wearing Grape onthe left armi and says; "some ses-
sons ago. man, terribly in debt, had the Sheriff after
him; being obliged lop pass through the street, he tied
Grape on his left arm and marched boldly along The
Sheriff, supposing him to be member of Congress,
passed him most obsequiously. Ithrew the sheriffn
to Mysteries when he discovered how he was trick
Eedp
Why i fOrIupe like because il makes an Ass Pas,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
A HORSES FOOT.

The foot of the horse is one of the most ingenious
and unexampled species of mechanism in animal
structure. The hoof contains series of vertical and
thin lamin9 of horn, so numerous as to amount TO
about 500, and forming complete lining to it, In this
are fitted as many lamina belonging 10 the coffin bone;
while both sets elastic and adherent The edge of
qire Of paper inserted leaf by leaf into another, will
convey sufficient idea of the arrangement Thus the
weight ofthe animal is supported by as many elastic
springs as there are lamina in all the feet amounting
about 4OOO distributed in the aost secure manner since
every sprngis acted onin oblique direction Such is
the contriyance fphe safety of an animal destined to
carry greater weights than those of his own body and
to carry those also under the hazard Of heavy shocks
.-Maculloch.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
POETRY,
FFont Me Olive Branch.
BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
BY mas. s6pnaoxrA KNAPP.

BY MRS soPHRoNIA KNAPP
The nom was unfolding her portals of gold,
When the sons of Britannia undaunted and bold,
BY thousands were pressing Coumbia's coast,
A fearful anay-and numerous host.
Afrayed in bright scarlet, with many hued crests
With fire in each eye, and with fame in each breast,
Thus sternly advancing, each ghtring with steel,
A tale fraught with horror they seemed to reveal.
Did the sons Of Columbia sink down in despair,
When their foes thus arayed marched triumphanty
there?
Mol no! to the winds all their terors were thrown,
And the clarion Of war was inspiringy blown.
They fallied and forward they marched to the fight
In defence OF their country her cause and her right
No traitor was there mid our true hearted clan
And the intrepid JACKSON appeared in the van.
mid the ranks of their foes they pourd tempests of fire,
While the esmoke ofthe battle grew broader and higher
And the booming of cannon with believing sound
Was echoed along DER the quivering ground
Then the slaves of the monarch by hundreds were
slain, e.. s
The dead and the dying were strew'd DER the plain;
Those hearts which beat lightly but moments before
Were destined ere noon day to vibrate no more.
Soon the conquest was DER andlhe battle was done,
For the victory our hero most nobly had won
Those who sought to 6ppress us, marched suen away
Ger burdened with horror despair and dismay.
As long as yon ocean shall roll her dark waves,
As long as the dew drops shall fall on our graves,
So long may our country in peace be controlled,
And the starspangled banner be proudly unrolled.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

A ST. Louis paper tells a story Of disconsolate
wdower, who seeing tie remains of his late wife low
cred into the grave exclaimed with tears in his eyes
Well, I've lost hogs and Ivelost cows but never had
anything to cut me up like this
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

10 U are the vowels which create more disagree
able sensations in the minds Of honest men than all the
ess Of the alphabet put together
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

This committee reported to the Convention, the fol-
lowing persons as.
ELECTORS
Senatorial JOSEPH II. LiRwILL, Of Wayne, -
El:ctOrS ! DowTY UTTER, ClermonlI
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

Which report was agreed ID, and the above named
persons apponledby the Convention for Presden
tialElectors. a gss
The committee also reported the following persons
delegates to the National Convention, to be held al
Baltimore, on the 4th Monday Of May next
EI,r SsnnforinI Llnlanntra -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

On motlon Inc report was unanimously a8ieeu"'
The committee appointed to wait on David, Tod the
nominee for Governor reported that they had attended 10
that duty, and that he was present
The President then introduced Mr. Tod TO the Con
vention, who there upon, briefly and eoqneny address
sed the assefnblage, in substance as follows:
Mn. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEME feel deeply SEN
sibe Of the high honor you have conferred upon me-
This distinguished mark Of your confidence affects me
to to the very heart and puts it out of my power to ex
press the deep sense Of gratitude feel
The nomination for the first Office within the gift of
my native State BY the Democratic party is an honor
Inever expected and feel never deserved True, l
have always shown my attachments TO Democratic prin
ciples by uniform and steady support of Democratic
men and measures, under an circumstances without
lregard to the consequences to myself But this was
my duty,
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
TH f. NEW YORK HERALD.

w. ss:
!. sss s i sss m s ia, family The e; of city
l2l Malesns .nee. up .tai.. o2I 2t.Ic
A SITUATION WANTED. by a ! .aag Man, Who IS
az S uaa Il s as
K @f & @ ssss Bo5%ay as s s
puPetgnlly attended To- lie il willing to vote his Who'll. time
RESTORATION OF THE JEWS
DISCOURSE will be de!iysmd the Broadway Tsberns-
1ss sass%;
ssS 4. az ;S ' T. Jew, have accepted
VEL sH so GETTY.
THE ANNIVERSARY Of this Society will take place
way Table viii Be he society," pi0s
s es15: q '''d g. If S-ss.g aae
NoTcEMA al Meeting Of III, society 20! Gle Transaction Of
Tie Tie Ms%ts s s SS s
wishing oja Or obtain tickets for the Anniversary also in
Custom House, New York, /
cp.,yn ppnposs, Ssp,s,ors ors'es o,,chsr m is!n ,s
suIds Public store At Staten % i.nad s According
b"ld"s . e 20 .i Sy IS feet high rear and %
plate to o for roo na ss ~ @ s s1,' 70
rsssssly ss s { Il L % ssSss 5 4
% ssa s"% hss & ss
Bu dne TO be With good sound ALBANY boards
well nailed and Put courses; from AID end be
paued with Indian The length of the building Also
large door pair of doors be required with all
safy triminngs
The interior be planked with IA inch spruce plank well
naed as high the plate Floor be of good sound
spruce nlank and chenut seepers well nailed Panks
from front
track for to on Of good sound timber ss with
locust sleepers, where ecssary feet apart we'll laid
w.dsed. As,, iron bar u by inches wide, properly
fastened to rails and extending so feet in length All the
materials to be well and completed workm
The proposals presented will BE- endorsed Proposals for
erecting building at the Quarantine"
o20 Ct e.. L. VAN NESS
r uTZ ANTOINE, FRENCH ROOT MAKER-B.s,
IL French Calf Skin Boo order at very reasonable
rate, No 100 Broadway, New ork. o20 iw zee
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

SELpHO'S FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY LEG
S0 SPRING STREET, patronsed by the eminent surgeons
w throughout Europe and by the distinguished Of then
professional brethren in the United States and allowed BY all
be the approach hitherto produced Introduced
into this country aud made solely BY VIM. SELPHO, 30
Spring ST., Broadway New York Terms moderate and
indisputable references given.
"Ihave the artificial leg Of Mr. selpho construction
appears excellent and well calculated all the objects
!esired But the best Of all the proof Of those who
them this positive and uudeniable. Some Of my friends
whom have mutlaied inform that they superior
Others VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor Of Surgery, University Of New York
s28 lmwysec
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
NOUvEAUTES PARIsIENNEs,
FASHIONABLE
PARIS MILLINERY ESTABLTsHM HMENT
4x3 broadway,
BETWEEN CANAL ASp. HOWARD 81

NEw YoRK.
MADAM GODFREY ~ DAUG HTER,
ETURN their sincere thanks their patrons and the public
II generally, for the liberal support. with Which they have
been favored aud them that they will hereafter exert
themselves con,nuancs Of their patronage they b
leave that they have oyeneued the NEW
FASHIONS, just imported from PARTS, at their esta
bshmsnt, No. s23 Broadway, Canal street, where
md vesst Hats Ribbons Feathers Flowers, Caps Lacos
Embroderies and Millinery 10 general Of the first qualities and
latest style to which they repectf the attention of the
fashionable World. comprising TIE nos elegant aud exten
Stock presented TO New York public, st reasonable
price,.
The Ladies respectfully invited call and for then
selves, before purchasing elsewhere
just received from France, selected by their Agent four
cases Hats
n B-Counuy Milliners supplied
This store will be closed on Saturdays
September, 1884, 40 lmsm
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOV ATDR

RENOVATION
all those where mauly visor is impaired where the
mental and physical prosated by
INDULGENCE Of the particularly by those solitary and
Destructive habits early youth inducing nocturnal
and debility the Hygan neaovator i'll he found
remedy 1t restores lie Of rroduclion sexes 10
healthy sc'ion ard impoteucy, by infusing new
energy into the ~ys.m IN stances the effect nstan-
II fails chronic geets and whites ard
removes s-ny, by restoring healthy uterine action Heller
eces can be given ply icans who have prescribed
Nsnoyaior t those affections also
ss weakness oi the back aud oins urinary
organs Sold only at the "Importng Agents. 2M fulton
street, New York Price So bottle Of 10 ounces for
waIded 10 all parts Of the Union.
NB-Copous direction, accompany each bottle SIS I'm m
Ta2I a
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms OF the National Acadmy Of Design co.r or
Leonard street and Broadway the sxhtion foll W
ing magnificent Painiings-The Abandonment H.ur hind
!,e unortonse discoverr Of New York The great Battle
Of Mllians Africa the French aud Arabs. And
The only Portrait Of Abd~ Kader the celebrated Bsdouia
Chief Hours OF exhibition from 10 A. NJ to 9P NJ. Admit
lance ~ cents Each visitor gratis the
besatiiu i,hog~ph Of the Abandonment Of Hey Hudson
New York, October 10, lsA. oI0 Imsee
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

WILLIAM sCHARFENBERG FERD LUIS beg lea,
w g inform their rends md the public IN general ei III
have loned fnpanersLp for the importation Of Forei
Mnsc o the sale Of which they have opeoed Depot at ur
6 broadway, Franklin street where may be COZ
saaiiy found all the Classical Works OF the celebrated Frenc
German nd Italian compos.rs well as all the latest public
" which they viii always have complete assortment
rabshed in EUROPE
NJ B itaa strings Of suI~ror quality for Vions onltn
HArgs. &c NC s,lve W'v. kosin, &c. % - Inns -r
SU1AkI2 hhds li,me New Orleans Sugar ltadng es ~ y
olTrc "a South street
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

COLISEUM, 450 BR OADWAY
HE "BAITLE OF BUNKER HILLr'
THE GREATEST MECHANICAL EXHIBITION IN
THE WORLD. -
LSO, Moving Panoramas Of the BATTLE OF NORTH
a POINT" :" "CITY OF BALTl ORE1 .sTORM
SCENE" FAIRY LAND I" "CITY OF OWELLm
&c, &c.
" Tickets so cents-ChiIden Is cents Doors open az
quarter BE- fore 7-commence at ~ o'clock
S-Exhibons on Wednesdays a.d Saturdays o'clock,
10 which schools will be admitted liberal terms.
IwissIc
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WAJTZJNG

a CARD-MR WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
"a announce To the Ladies and G-nsmsn Of New York
heir Classes IN Dancing aLng and the Polka Dance will
commence the Assembly Room, Constitution Hall $50
Broadway Saturday. October 18th, and will continue
Throughout the
Days of Tuition for Young Ladies Gentlemen under H.
every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon commencing al sand
Tor the elder class Of Gentlemen Every new style OF
Dancing taught MIR WIS classes without additional charge
pupils
Mr. w that the references he shall his capaby
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended sr.
pication above his Private Academy, No SIKH
Avenue, where will be made known and circulars gwen
containing particulars.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

[FRoM EvrNisG posr.]
DENTISTRY-"D DIR. A. Z. CASTLE, who has lived a
- long while IN this city has obtained able and dis
tngusd his profession H- operates the
cth skill and lie has also pared e9mposi,ic
esiss all acids aud niecve becomes hard he
tooth itself From experience is beautifully adapted
for the teeth and particularly for rersonsn
A. c. CASTLE M d., Operate Dentist,
o2i Ith 3sl Broadway, corner Of White street
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
PARK THEATRE

MtLLE, PAULINE DESJARDINS respe ctfully inform
NA her patrons and the public general that she about
form Ciasse de Dance for ladies and gcnrmen winch
she will teach the iavorte Polka Mazourka. and ali the
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The SCHOOL will be open from 10 o'clock O'Clock
and the evening from o'clock 10 . O'Clock.
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing
call al MIC Lssiard ns house No. Park Place 2Mis.rc
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
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be posi paid o. they will no, be attended 70 ae enwee
= s.%gG"S g.9S S and ..e, s"s @ sS Ss
81 lbs 10 70 lbs all MANUFACTURED with tbs greatest
for h market and T Ky f;ti~i yyG'esS Co., For
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pu; IRON-loo TONS BEST SCOTCH "a
80 TONS CHEAP AMERICAN.
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saie hy CADo wAnb
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
Seier bee 4ten csuli.

s5n unerer pcrt9en Gnmmer uerferoeben mir tuferr
geehrten selern enen ansfabrltfen Beridt BON an,
4ten Suit oohier ffattgefanoeuen Seer oes a(crreide
Nebnrfstaae6 aferifonifder Trsiheit ~ aeben.-Die
fem Beripreden eede ergrcien mir nun BE Teoer i.
beld,retben 70 nmfaenb es Der iatim ae@faftef Das
1en9e mas mir bei Deier @eleaeneit asfete. oebbrt
no etner befcnbrn Grmdbnaag spertb qebaten babe,,
Die betoen pclitifd,en parteien Waren ei,aioe Gnoe
oorber febr etfrtg bembt, 0crtebrunQett ,a trefen
inelde ifad1 Der beonoeren Deinnng elmer eoe Fir
oiefe @elegenhet am pafenoffen u ibren @runbfssen
iiile NRaBregeln am angemefsniten feicr. nnrd, gr
lto8eSettel waren Die Demofrafen eiae 2eif pprber
benadlrdtt9fe bdB Der Adf5 Beniarltn gdppou pom
aSer Staaten Senate, NIB o. e. GARTER, go. bon
3u9e8en ein unb e BEL biefet G,ele4enbeif d,tre
pen tritoen slm 3tea fpufbe Elm trddsfiaer s,idcrn
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1dAfenben tn bic gfa6t Hngefdtr nm libr ipltrSe
snrssf ber Qeitnug bon g. aeeGnfv, Gsa.. cine Mrr.
belen feEnit fpel tad Der Delfbriae a,ssico ms
puJslbE enc dhnlide u W2aff fEcn III Gmpfana nnbnl.
isie 8ereuianng biloeft eise grpe olibe prcaefIcn
psb ppeF sits lse II edHgeI An oersa Spfbs ,sysi
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
Z O asinns. Q doctaras li
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DC 9etF'9e poif brad1te Elm @rtrd Der @bambersb.
Iines, rporin 6eridtct pirb, bag am S. W. ,rlben
een Ratips uno ben Srldnbern in Dbilobeipbir bie
t0rauel BON Neuem gum Nusbrud tamen. Der .Ranpf
rlre NIT beifpieacfer Butt 9eabrr, unb anr g., ala
cas Grtra be pree perltee, lagen bereits- 500 ge
footete auf nem Rampfplase. gdbere gadrid,ter er-
inarten iptr beute Aben6. .ss.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12
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Den fDane, ehe bariter ab9efimmt Ell
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9Sir msdtetn tpifen, rpie es benz Nafio- Esb;o Sr-
der bon Br9inien mDslt nar, ,fenem Nae aeaeu bic
'@,nmanoerero 9nft sn mad,en, che iber bie pcrlie
fgenbe Tra9e abseifimmt ipar-ober iparum Senato,
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tiDlsmns funb seben fonnte !,