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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

hS- ONNELs PAIN EXTRACTOR This great
n msdy for burns and all sores, inhamuatons &c is
daily increasing in popular favor II need only no
art fled 20 exhibit its wonderful power II not only
ex racts all pal by frs hut cures the piles removes
MIA, nation prevents modification cures sore and
tender eet heas all scrouous and obstinate Sores and
certain sp,c flo for the Of Silt Rh.um II is to
be had only genuine Of the original and only propretors
M q Conraudt 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

DEATH or Hon J. l. WHITE, JR We learr
with painful regret of the sudden death Of Hon Jabez
White Jr OF Bolton late treasurer Of Conn. cticnt II,
lied on Sunday this week. at his residence in Bolton
,Ner illness commencing with The bilious cholic o
about week His age wins 81 years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

fhy- A SPLENDID ologne and imported
Bay Water 10 now offered at 81 Courtand street yay
low. quart bottles 20 seuts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

VAUxHALL-W. ]. HAMnroN's BENEFIT Great
attraction is presented this evening for the becehl
Of this talented performer-an operate comedy,
popular farce, grand musical melange, and ball
in The Gardens; to carry out which with more
than ordinary effect whole host Of talent has W :
Iunteered their services. What more any season
able person could desire we know not, and there.
is little doubt the attendance will be in unison with
the bill OF fare presented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

MONUMENT TO FISHER AMRs.-Thc remains OF
Fisher imes were rem ovrd 10 ton in Dedham on
Thur,dly last and monument Is to be erected by his
defendants. he die 36 enrs ago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

Dr5- GouRAUD's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED TO
sai' red grey. light hair beautiful black brown,
at G1 Walker street, fits store from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

Coon The Boston Soclpty for the Diffusion Of
Use Knowledge has appropriated five hundred dollars
ts funds for the purchase f hooks to be preseated
the Mercantile Library Association OF that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08
U, 8. Commissioner one


Captain DisccH A the witnesses for the prosecution
will give their testimony in this before the ON
missioner Their dispositions will be used at the trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

0r3- The weavers 1T Moyamrnsing are on the
strike in consequence Of one or two empo, ers reducing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

fy. The Halifax and Fredericton papers Of
the 10th instant speak fsvorahly Of the drops In Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

Mayors Office.
large number licenses have been taken out by pub
lic.ns Tor the sale OF ardent spirits this year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

ARRIVALS AT SARATOGA. daily arrivals in
this village by railroad Tor the last eight days have
been as follows July 10th 2b3 do 9th ais do 2sth,
% do 30 h. l27 do s0ih 900 do 3is los August Is,
o5I do ii 273-totai, l5t3 The number by stage and
private convey during the same period may be
safely estimated at 400 more and the whole number oil
strangers now in town is over 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

rREApFUL STogM The south part OF this county
visited ty very heavy thunders,o on Thur day
afternoon last, doing considerable damage In some
places the storm was accompanied BY hail and wind,
which saep' every thing before IT, doing grea, damage to
the crops and tearing up trees by their ots-Hudson
Gas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

ONO RIvER-At Wheeling, on SATURDAY., there
were six and halt feet OF water in The channel
At Psbu Oh on the afternoon Of the day, the iive
had six feet OF W ate- In the channel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

s,- Hon. w. G. Rives is confined to his bed by
sickness, al Richmond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

ALBANY. Fanny Essler, won the purse at the
Bulls Head on Saturday Time, . ~, y %, a21
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

MILITARY xcuRsloN. The Newark Lafayette
Guards intend IN king an excursion 10 BROOKLYN on
Monday mex, where they will dine. They will
leave Newark by the hali-past z o'clock boat. and
re expected 10 land at Barclay street Ferry in due
time Afterwards; they will then march through
the city and cross TO Brooklyn from the Fulton
Ferry We wish them fair weather and ! GOOD
reoeption,hough Of the latter there il little doubt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

Our STREETS. OF our streets are not in
the best condition in consequence Of the improve
men's now making in the city. We hope that the
authorities will see that the building contractors do
not overstep their permits" We think that seve.
raj of tn contractors have already done go, par
ticuary in Greenwich, between Fulton and Bar
clay streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08

NoR1H CAROLINA ELlciIoa -Thrty-onc coun-
ties have been heard from, which give demo-
cratic majority Of l773. II is very likely, from the
aspect OF these rctu ns, that the stale has gone for
the whigs, but by diminished vote. They have
gained the legislature, which the democrats before
had. There is clearly, however. democratic gain
ia the popular vote Of The State.
MEXICAN Naval BUrIoN. This button now so
frequently seen in Broadway on the coats Of the
Mexican naval officers, is often mistaken for the
American naval button. The buttons look alike
at a coup dGa, but on inspection it will be seen
that the Mexican has stars, and, in the place Of
the eagle, it has the figure Of turkey buzzard.
CevrREvrLLE CouRss, Lone IsLANp.-PAcINe
AND TRoTrNe MATCHES THIS Considerable
excitement prevails among the sporting gentry Of
this ighborhood, on the result OF the matches
that are to come on over this ground to-day bet
ting is very lively, and no doubt the attendance
will be good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08


Apart from all this, DR.. HollIck's lecture was
excellent as a defence Of truth, vindcatlon OF
the right Of free aud unshackled inquiry, and as
convincing retu,arion Of that silly, but far too
prevalent opuun that there truths OF which u
is better to remain IN a state ut ignorance. Had
nothing else been lInrarrdiu the lorcible and we'll
d, flu. expression vi Dr Ho lick than this ndicl, Us
demolition Of that fallaciou., silly, bat Injurious
twaddIe which would forbid RESEARCH, 10 pass in
advance Of the old land marks prescribed by Gus
tom guo ance, or spurious morality even That
would we'll deserve the pubic patronage. Truths,
well set forth, will make an impression, wheth
their investigation be fashionable or not There
10 an Affinity between the capacity to learn
and the truths to be learned, which always
results, when fitting opportunity Is PRESENT.
ed, IN Tree inquiry, and the gentleman
who is bringing, in Jndicious and elevated man
ner,a knowledge OF those fundamental principles of
our corporeal existence, which are absurd brcause
unknown, will accomplish more good than half a
dozen teachers Of higher pretcnslons, and lower
ability. II was graiiiyipgto observe the dccoruni--
the sense of respect for both speaker and subject,
that was observed throughout the evening, which
evidently shows that those who 60 there are actu-
ated by higher motives than mere curiosity; by de-
sires more ennobolng than passing grcatficatloD;
in u word, il was clear that those who composed
Dr. II Is hearers, are men who know and dare 10
think, and who will profit by these most useful dis
courses.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15

9 f4 Io le ~ baB Die DemOtratie eieics eaaoes
ben 9Sbig- Mt9lteoeru bes jeBl9en SongreIles, Die
bic partetfeHelIt ubparfelt uno fur Die 3urllder-
ilattnns oes Strafselbes ittnmten, oeden slufe-
9un9 etne Sefedun9 Der 0eili9teit rtdterlld)er
9etualt mar, gu Damf perpfittet it-
q 1b Of fe NJ oaB Scbn & y le r. prdNoent b.
Ser. Staatenj ben Dauf uno Die 2luerfennuu9 Ell
ner srcBen Ncbrheit oes oner,fanhen 8Dlfe5
9elebter QSette oeroient uno Su1r fir Die Sereit-
ptOt9fett, nit tpelder er oas 3ur'trltatnn95ge
leB unterSetd,nete.
Sc ob lol fen II, baB bic @lieper be5 @cn9reies,
Die 9e9en oas 3urltderitattun9S g'eleb lttmuteu,
abernals eineu 8epets leferter, raB bic 9rulo-
Idee Der S6oeralilten BON 1900 bic ibrigen llno,
uno raB Mdnner Die 70 Die Soroerunnen Ger Ges
rehti9teit eerad9ten fonnen, pieoer blaue eiebter
ais Saden an5hncen tpirceu, nm Dem ausldn-
btiten Setnb auf bent pfao Der 3eritorun9 amert-
fantIber Sreibeit ranSuleut1ten. -: -.,~r-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
Ganton gaunlbip Soiforp @[ub,

Sr' NSm. . u II btelt in oprtaer gi;uue be6
S1dorp @ubs ene febr 9eoieseue Meoe, perii cr be
befanaten grnnbase Der Sbispartbet aebbriq beleub
tete. @r erbiet raufhenben 8etfaQ-aubere @e{hdfte
bon Seocutun9 tancn ntd)t Dor. Otad(feu Samffoo
sbenc - D. /. Norsen miro pcrr Cor. Blldna eiuc
eeutfde 91ebe balteu.- .... .r
pJr sluf cas @riusben bes be6 beutNbeu Sefretdr
pom tdorD- Club ubereben mir beute bic burb Nerru
armtrcn9 am "a. Sebruar einsereidte eiuteituua u.
oeldlute ano en,pfeblen biefa(be uncrn eeleru ,lr
Durdlefuu9. tsa
u "a utter eler reprdientatioen Gegierungsfcrm oas
Selt oas Hed1t beGst u ntruiren> uno Die Geprien-
taNteH cte pd1t ce5 SebCrIans III crflillen baben
dno oa pas Solt idcn felt mebreren abren b1rdb bic
l9ees9ebun9en l1no in Serammlunaen, il, in melden es
lene Seame tnfrutrte, oas Gerlaugen aus{prad, bQ8
gon9reB cas- Strat9elo 5urd erhalten mohte, ippnit
@'en y. Sadlon pdbreno feiner Gertbeipiauna BON
9em- Srleanstn 1915 eurd ben Ftbter $ a l,naes
Igsaer e'le Delaltet puroe uno oa enol berjebiae
eon8reB Der 9ser ct. oe IBGnibe bes 9ofs beachtet
uno BAG 9eies pafltrt bat baber '",'''>
. e19 10y EN-, baB mir NIT Stol, unb 0eronii
gen o'e Eunoe pernebulen, fponah benz ar6Bteu
SfaIeeman rto Sre9er bieleS 3eitalters enolidb
9ere1tl9tet mioerfubr, unb caB mir bic Naf{fruna
btefss @eieses ais einen Griuupb Der 0abrbeif
nno &u9eno ubsr unn,dnnlides 8orurtbeil ilns
nnpertennbaren 0aB betradtetr.
Se 19 o. len, baB burd1 bas Abfterben bon &C.
wls s. IN n bon WiGcuri, Der 8eebrte Nutbor
pes 3nruderltattnn96- @efeses, Die Democratic es
1len Ibrer fabi9ften lnterifiieer, unb Die menfobt
o9e 9elealdaft cine ibrer ffonifen 3ierben Derlor
Se 0to len, bae bic gan,e oemofratilcbe De-
lesatontm I'M sonsreB fur lire Gnergie uuo slus-
oalief TN Eampfe sn @unfen cieles @eleBes ft,cn
elfoem es Dem @on9reB pcr9elegt purbe sis snnl1
ad9e, an Deldbfm e6 pnllIrfe - ben 8eifun BED
9an5en amerItanliden Yoltes Deroieute.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15

@cumiTdre as 9lnttpcrt ouf einen BefhluB bes 6au-
les wuroe ourh lBbisitmmen pertpcrfen. Die Bbi9s
farebten ild 9etpe Gbataden, bic laMt gesen einen
Sd9ubtarf fpreden, unb idla9enbe Betpeie Der nad)
t1eu9eH Sclgen reiIeben fir Die Sauern .. Sbic ent
haten, an ben Gag fca1men su laen.) Soerr aer be-
rdltete eine Bill Sur Sncorporrurg Der Columbus u
satc Gre @tlen6aAn- ecmpa9ne.
Ireitag, 81. Sebruar.
Senat. llnter anrercu Sutldjrifteu reicbte Serr
Salowin cine pom Slr9eru (Whi9s unb Oemofraten)
oon @ltnton, Braun nno @ermont Counties, fir ben
Stocrrnf Der 9Spclter 8anfbiG eu. Gin BeIeh[u6 oes
onle5 Snr @rneuerunJ Der Srutees Der glnoen- 9lu-
aGt wuroe 70 uerte1ert, baB Oerr Silbert (fatt 3 g.
Glarf ais elrer Der Grulfees ernannt perbe.-Socrr
Rc9Wap pirerieete ild oteier 8erbe0erung. Gin ous
Oerer Se(ehlne 9auie6 Die 9Sabl perfhlepeuer Be
anten am ndhlten Dcunerita9 ebrsunebmcu, tpurbe 70
oerbelert, oaB Der Selth(uB Su9eid oa5 Nrdeu Dor,
5000 @spen oes 9uoitcrsterdtS in ensltiher H. 1900
IN eeutider Spracte oercronet qSi9s imn,ten base-
0enl Cclnofratcn oafiir-or 9Hiaer retbte eine SiH
el11 nab tpelder Die au9euleneu @eebe bes Staates
nad jeeer Stsun9 III strei 3citun9en jeocs Counties
publt5trt lperbeu lpQen. .,. ..
Sm Naufe po1rrte cine 8ia, ,pctd)e Die @ebnbreu
Der 9looofaten re9uflrt. (JIsc(fbptp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15

o. Der sldtb. S Obn 0e lfot geuerol 9In-
palt Der Der. Staatet, miro Die @eIbie oe5 Staats-
Sefretars ad interim oerfbct Bis eM )tatfo 9er eee
9I6tb. q. y. Il { bur ernannt feu miro.
Comm bore eepts D1rrtn9tp lit
gum Warinen Ssfretdr ad interim erltannt Bis BIZ
Stelle oes 9btb. 6 NJ. gS. 8 me + ourd) ctnc
re9elmiBi9e Grnenuun9 Ocber belest leiu miro.
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U9err 81 ttterr D. N ans fte 10 prp bterpureb be1at.
r'@l5t paB or fur bic s'rb SreunD g. utaDu Credit
in nn erm 9ude erlalten bat
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15


MMp .,: a. - 40, Roy 10,
~, ..c.e4;oSsn aSe ;OSs % '"H'A'Se
USeM Us'l1,ssuen ~ h;o esronpn,imr,er NJ.
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ute "a ~ pinhpimi5he SIpi<
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Ssg'H.au1g W W.. i, npfpn, 9ouhp oemoht
N nS mee nis aa9 nsr sUHp tten IL in Tomhe bel BEN
tOoAoea'S ~ Op ~ W> hsto,,to ,Soo, ,,idt f,;r
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NV S2anpst !" Sps 81: Lfua wy fseJG,,', W nn ;ss;
ls' aso[!I we5 O'e '""''9' S'o"9 9"'9 WV ~ 's'
gen sn nss9eOem os t,srtp ,nou ben cx,nolincn les
S.o S"Hue ,n "H' esoH+Hn nFnhs;t ~;
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psySretn, Ssr "ssse NM rio Tomen Slpnsrrrobt
,,,,n s,s;octs ~ gnr,E; SomoIs nnrhe,r Sis
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Shns ,,,,s ferirsm r nnth6tos o5n;es
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r1Se le9en lt lc9ar anf oas Stuomn' oer stronOme'
"m oenS Ioerl@tt9er gu petoen.
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sntD: 9a0 Der cry rtpapnIen II, 1t DsI tS!egnu9
p4Ets cae Sano 9nt SelU no e's.es'.I .Uar nvst
on' "ao ''e Na1.oN eEggo so Eas. o1, veL Sts:e'e"
soss SaD 90 paPs 40 SteS s S"pe St Sa aenn H. H.
VtNuI!s uet Vaul9euN wv Ue Suny 'D00"'e' O"9 S""0 !"
e'He 'ue1 w tu9e YeUIuut 'u"'4r. Sn ,...,
Sn pa't wv ovet essuug 2oeVelsyen uui'e Oss
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aus 9eo"eUeh
sIp. seg '!. SH Oe !open lp oHrol S9le1og'ptSe
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SUopVtetone" @ ~ VeeM. SaHoe e1tpteL uao oacAte9
WoneH fe 0ae So"o Fe9eEeH 0'eoe'l e oelt Ste0 et9
neM. !, -. /
20 1ae Iar eMe eVtPO'e1O" 'O0"s' l'e 1esf III o'e<
len M. San0e M ei.'.gasG. o9.sts,;ct,,,
Iatp 9ae aMslanoIea 3aea M SSetnlaaen batten 9erne
o1e V![entten m eSeIte "t 81" IereI. mas e rotten.
uno 1eet TT man oaran, UNI lp pe9en Dem SerfaufI
oetle'oeH en Ne ~ teG ustu!v1!IueeH1 t w. .,x,
40. 9Sae e'o 9e"P'"ol''9 :" S'"'te" e'0ee lole1eh
SeEGauIS yslu9' >...
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ha!ten, nno ene uccIpoeI1e Sen.Po9n'e tonrOe ocer
9ansbatten' Ma1 wTats M Ole Saaso no oon AZ MliIenen
Agaler "00 Oe" XVI 'U' ''s'0F' oe" 0'ee S9ut0 per-
nr1adts, e. % ,.rr nohr oo i4orsarrt,
IL SIT es oeHH waqT' 0"p ''to'PeTTte e0mpa9nlen
eetlsr lanssaltea M ~. ma o,f s.a,,,
Gs vt le'oer maer ooB on{ Een oIIenta1en M5erten
fled,t hans9epa'sen Dr0. st1er e!ae eenpa9ne mnr'
Ss nS nonenoeN nAO p'nf' "'o 0'e "F:
10 o''' SaS,;1 ~, n;os n,rd6 cersr,4.y so...:c
a'.s, S'"N ;s ssr stsots, Ssp.,e
.sa.;a ~ oorts Sn,,o+., Ssrmt toHs eule core
ps @"rfe osbSrsu 81 TI n"fa ia
os aIe We csnSA l0'V''" ""e
70 "a oSs+ CA N;ps oher cm4 ans eorof
.,ta, Saps wv WV WV "''7 WY
w., & .,s;s os esn rtoLt
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s.s,. t NO., Nv ,r;om S IuMn .eIe
orcae qcttrren -. 5sem @nrthef hie Sen 5onor fr H.
gIuPe S""eltn o. ls'e' o0tsVs" 1s'I "" ioS"I TUT
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
Court in StarE Gountt1.

Sse Supreme Court tpirb picies Sabr am 9ten Of
treer tMe sleuus babier besaneu, uuo Die gourt Of
Common pleas tbre Sisuu9en
am l5teu 9prit ...
n 2ten Scptember, uuo
,, lSten Iopen1ber 9
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15

l. Stfrift GfaptOn qDctb, BON I5anttpn,
2. S'n1es 9ol. 9pr(ep, BON 9arte,
3. N. y Scrsntan, rpu 0rren,
4, ;. s. Iapfpr, pom Champaign,
5. 9ap. tSi99ins, ppn <ucas,
g. Vlltcrt Srlob, RON 2Dccp,
7. : ~ o. QRb,te, pom Srcpn,
8. SErmas Dltarerp, pen 9ipS,
9' Salcntin Setter. pom pttamap,
0' Sames pHrter, pom Sitng,
7. orrcnutflc y. Gberrp, ron O1arion,
~ Grrr9e Qrr!rinr, ron @cictc,
!3' Souttns y. errrp, rrn Oirrgan. Y
a. Soat ID. $aunins, pon 8ucrnfcp,.t.n
10. 2Soltcr Sautiron, ven y6arriton, -.
10. Scbafian 8ranarp, rpn Suscaratpas,
II. ~ Sa,ncs Sartrs f.. ron Carroll, 49,.
ls- Geal OicGpp ron QSapnc,
~. ,, QNiIc Srpne, 9pn Summt,
20. ~ Srnjamn Npans, ppn Safe.
u. ~ Sfcpban 81. Sar5ent, non aRerna.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15

UOen eerrn 5cronsseEer Der Snoencctuns tenabri6'i.
gen mir, rab eDarles 9 @i &, $Oramie pottpft1et
SdeItp County, obO, auf cn Satt6em u anterbreitcu
-psan mSs@-haffSlbe prn 9lc. at su babsn pantebt
9enrp Gleb bat te uns auf rc SusrnDsettuua untcr.
(rtsn nuS whnlbt, pab 1b rieslbs ron rO au auf S
Canton pcf offt, Start County Obto setanSt ,perre
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15

l. oru6feb ler>Seri d Il gu 81 SSu uus
erer oorI9en Iummer famen fOSeuoe bcmerftuswertSc
Drudf ebItr DOR
Sn benz 8ertdte, ben mir lber reu @ebalt Der
Staats'uno SouutD Seomten eaben, 1T Der Gebalt oes
County 0aeccrcers iu 7ao dhsese6em $500 bel
ben Der @ebalt bes County Sdbasmei(ters betrdot
nidt pie mir angabcu, $500 1onoern $780,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15

GFOe 3een nnleres oerrn GcaeSen pr pGitaoelpba 9c
motrat batn mir crban tne batldtt9cn in es p4rauf
an enen Sreanp in 5anp County Su fbreben-gsir lno in
ilans County sttm tetOnnt, tenntn abr eem @tsr6ea
ras iot4sn Sautn tra8t. SOlte rieasibt oapspttl
bsi6en g. ~, .:'s'Sf4}@is-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

pleasing situation, bat the city seems now half
deserted. The finest building is the Antique Pa
lace of the Dukes, bat its iron barred windows,
and the narrow lanes which surround it, make 1t
seem almost like prison, in spite Of its enriched
balconies at each angle. In the great square Of
the town stands the old Toloa Hall, rising from
the granite pavement on Gothic arches twenty
FIVE feet high, and reminding you OF those in Bel
gium, though here such buildings have oftener
been the strong holds Of tyrants than the rendez.
yous of freemen. Before this Pala--o del Com
mune stand two fine equestrian statues, which
give name 10 the Place-Pia==a de- Caralli.-
They are in honor of two Dukes of the Farnese
family and though colossal, are most spirited and
le-Ike. They were erected in 1925 at the e1-
pense Of the city Of Parma, and are still the ad-
miration of every traveller.
Such are the memorials of heroes which adorn
all the cries of Italy. How many such can we
show among the cities of America The petit
est towns here give more honor to their odous
tyrants than we to our really great men. How
many statues to Washington have been erected
by the city of New ork In Italy he would
have been deiied; in America he is forgotten,
What worthy tribute to his memory can we show
a traveller? Nature has dfused among us &C.
MUS for the arts, as is abundantly proved by
Crawford "a New Yorker now doing honor to his
country in Rome,) by Powers, and other able
American scuptors. One thing alone is wanting
taste and munifcence among those who possess
the wealth which is needed to foster genius. In
all that concerns the material and physical we'll
being of man, our country stands first. Let it not
always stand last in food for his soul, but if the
little town of Piacenza can show two statues
of her Ducal tyrants, let the great City Of
Newton be able to point to one worthy monu-
ment to 'the Father Of his Ccuntry.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02
From the I,ish Citizen.
TUE GALLows-G GERS.
Ry THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.

ITp ond make ready, we lovers OF tuh
On With your holyday dress and be gay
NV that the Sheriff has work to be done,
Business with pleasure ne mingles TO-DAY.
Some NAV 60 hunting with guns; and a few,
Rods in their hands, little fish may pursue
Ours is the sport which is sanctioned by law
We 90 hanging, hanging Hurrah
Two months ago, on a rare, drunken bour
Rilly. his comrade the criminal slew;
murder IS deed that is vile, "ithou. oo'oe
Ergo. the law will turn murderer 'oo
As for the place where the h4uo 49,; tho snot
Hover which maddened him-yonder '.ie spo'
SaIn,rny Who keeps it, approves OF me law
H SUNNY aas, S,r banging-for hanging Hurrah
q, .h;,es the sun on the place where you see
Varder tall gallows substantial and bare;
xyo;, q few hours and fellow Will be
Dancing fandangoes OF fun In the ar.
C,athered in groups at the gallows, behold =,
Parents and children MAIDS n bsy,sr shall draw
,rhau 90 for hanging-for hanging Hurrah
n.-,.eote,s nlepty are-mark how they go
SH!p,I,, and coolly TO work at their trade.
o',n;,ess is business and people must Know
Too much attention to that can't be pad.
Swearing and fighting and kicking, the crowd
liter their blasphemous curses aloud
Righteous example is set by the law
Good comes from hanglng-irom hanging huiian j.
Look at the criminal please We to look.
Standing beside him the hangman you see
There is the priest with his gown and his book
Galloping gayly they go to the tree e,
Thanks to the priests who the hangman oelrienc,
Choking such knaves as t were labor TO memo.
Hanging, they say, is Lerit'cat Law =,
Cheers for the clergy-they're Christians Hurrah'
Firmly and proudly the culprit looks round,
Holding mis- head with satisfied air:
Murmurs applauding go over the ground
Down pops the priest with the ielon to prayer.
&c How interesting his looks are" says Ann;
&c Yesn answers Sal, and he III die like man.! +"
Elegant talk for young maidens, but-pshaw.
Shout for the hanging-the hanging! Hurrah
PRAYERS are all finished, and now for the fun;
Over his features the cap has been drawn;
Ketch and his comrade, the preacher, get down,
Crack goes the whip and the wagon moves on.
Wonderful sight for the Christian TO see;
Merrily dancing nothing is he
Though there S no fiddle hornplpe to saw,
Light are his leaps-he s hanging Hurrah
After the rope has been severed in twain,
Home go the people, and Joyiully sing;
Heaven will receive whom the gallows has siam
Does not the clergyman settle the thing
Home go the people, and talk OF 1t ALL
Children in nursery, servants IN hall
BUB hangs the cat in the manner ne saw
Hung at the gallows COPS image-Hurrah!
Rouse We, good clergymen, servants Of COP;
Stand by my side while fig hit for your iua;
Hanging preserves us from shedding OF blood;
Remedy like it there never was one.
Rally YOUR forces, thump pulpits and be
Clerical guards of the good gallows-tree;
What if our SAVIOUR denounces the law
You 20 for hanging-for hanging! Hurrah