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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-22
TRe,Co0a Song.

TUxE-" Dandy jan of Caroline"
4 race, race! And who will win!
Who will be oul who will be nl
Troi on, your nags! wo'I see who'll take
From all, The Presidential stake.
The people say, they'll 60 Tor Clay,
The true hearts hope, the counlrys stay,
So raise ihe shout, and clear the way,
For work and worth ard Harry Clayl
F,rsr Tyler came the booa TO crave,
A laugh and hiss mel The traitor knare,
He lower'd his nose and sneak'd away;
Fm De dared not face old Harry Clay.
For the people say, &c.
Next sneaking in. Grimalkin Van,
Iurd low, and said will if csn,"
Bh we whpp'd him once Lord how he ran
lang up your 6dd!e--youre moi the man.
For the people say, &c.
Then came Calhoun, now right, now wrong;
Though SIX feet TWO, he's nolhing long,
Bu' shon or tall he'll be no higher,
We've nulli6ed The nuh6er!
For the people say, &c.
Buchanan came. A shilling day.
work Locos! How dye like your pay,
oid Cones'oga's stalled, they say,
hes sticking in Kentucky Clay.
For the people say, &c.
Now hob5led in old Madam Cass;
ones mol hai she was, alas alas!
o'e coisht be pei of The frog-eater's king.
where the people rule she's mol The thing.
For the people say, &c.
Next came from clouds of froth and smoke,
he hons jackaI--hue Polk,
~" nomination is joke-
fo' who would wear weed like poke
For The people say, &c.
hen Clay, with lion pori strides hv.
apd shouts Of thunder ceave the sky;
ne pure. The bright, the tried and true,
ne laurel wreath belongs to you.
For the people say. &c.
Hn exchange paper gives the following ef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04
u. =. Circuit Court,
Uffora 1udOa Bptts

Dec. 3-Br.u vs. Wood 4 Foiger--This case, reported
In yesterdays Herald was resumed 1t was brought to
rerover for the alleged infringement OF plaintiffs patent
right The plaintiff 10 mechanic and engineer residing
at Mattewsn, Duchess county, and the 10th Of July
is4l he obtained patent for improved wrench, Of
following is correct description. II is made Of iron
STEEL with jaw in the usual form; on the edge Of
the bar are cut number Of teeth, like the teeth
Of saw. and large enough to be convenient
Tor the purpose for which the wrench is to be
used on the bar IL q movable slide, on which
cut three four teeth, made to fit the teeth the
bar and sufficient to retain the slide in its place The
slide made TO fit loosely in the bar hat the teeth
the bar and slide be entirely dsengaged, and the
slide either way to Its place. and then fastened
and fixed by an iron wedge.
The plaintiff finding that the defendants were making
and selling wrench Of the same kind differing only in
nish ordered them to desis and brings this action to
The defence offered that the invent ion did
originate with plaintiff but known to different ind
vidnals and had been in by others long before the
plaintiff took out patent for the same The jury rem.
dered verdict for the defendant
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Common Pleas.


DEc. 3--Peer Dauy VS.. Theodore Sch,carfS.This was
an aston tnoticed In yesterdays Herald) which wa
pond by permitting certain deleerous natter 10 run
In from the defendants factory. The jury rendered
verdict for plaintiff, $3.50. +. p Henry, plaintiff; j.
r. Hackctt. FOR defendant.
james Murphy vs. Elias G.. .1drichT This an actor
Of respass already noticed brought to recover dan ege
goods in the possession of plaintiff from his store
Washington street. the lsth August Last II was pu
up defence that It at defendants request that said
goods were removed and that he also assisted In thei
moyal Adjourned 10 this forenoon. Thcs Hen
~ for plalutlf WIN. q, Harrington ier ds&epdspt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04
City intelligence.

Police Once Tuesday.-A BAD GIRL-Msria
Blakely net satisfied with the remuneration MIR Kilo-
vows of 1911 Waverly place. saw ft to give her as
his servant departed with sundry dresses and other
tices worth $50 Oicer Stephens arrested her. end she
was committed
Covvcrs CAuoHr-Tuo Blackwells Island convicts
named Horton and Barnum, who escaped q few days
since, were yesterday arrested and sent back
C0roner's ORce-Tuesday.-N Nothing in this once
except notice that Mary Thompson had died IN her
during absence Of her husband Az inquest Will
De held tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

STEAMERS AT THE SOUTH WEsr.-We believe
that all our large class steamers employed in the
cotton trade, have now taken their places on the
respective rivers. Some Of them have been laid
up since last season, and others have been running
boats now plying on the rivers emptying into Mo-
bile Bay amount to thrty-four. The Sam Dale
and Minerva arrived on Sunday from the Ohio
river via New Orleans, and the James Hewitt yes
terday.-Mobiie Paper, Nov. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

NAVIGATION AND THE wEATHER.-The Susque-
hanna river was frozen over at Columbia on Tues
day.
In Crawford county, Pa, on the oath ult, snow
YVES lying to the depth OF foot
The steamboat at Whitehall left this port on the
25th ult, for the last time this season. The canal
is also closed - Whitehall Chronicle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

us FRIoATE MACEDONIAN, lat sea,)
Lat. 90 deg. 90 min., Long 0O deg. 40 min.
= - IN l..l.. A

Lat. 90 deg. 90 min, Long W deg. no min.
Tn. 10 m. p NJ, July &C. Al 1874.
srR-An incident has occurred to-day which to
be worthy OF record. Although / have been my sta
ton more than year. the necessary movements Of the
ship other parts Of the coast have prevented until this
day. my reaching the equator, the prescribed southern
limits OF the cruzing ground OF the African Squadron
cording to original Instructions
The regulations Of the service requiring that salute
should be fired in commemoration OF the day, de
ermined to give the ceremony greater interest, By
ne az upon the Eoa noon vas as
certained by careful that we were in lat
no deg Ia min having crossedto the southwark during
ward and at 2h 65m r M had again reached the equs
tor in longitude on deg 30 min east Of Greenwich,
which point she hove to, and 20 guns were fred In
honor of the twenty States Of the Federal Union
And to make the of the day still
markable she then directly upon the Equator
due west true, 80 miles, until at IA lom r. M she reach
ed the spot where the meridian Of Greenwich nersecs
the Equaorthe point OF no latitude and no longitude,
according the recognised charts in general use and
fred in honor Of the original thirteen States
Another curious incident may be appropriately men,
toned in this On the 10th OF March last
p M the very point of her capture which, according to
the official Dispatch OF Commodore Decatur, in ia
tude 10 deg on min N. longitude 10 deg 80 min West
The position OF the ship at two hours previous
was ascetained by meridian observation and by three
good chronometers to be in latitude % deg AZ mn and
longitude 20 deg q min W. 50 that there could be NO
Thus this frigae has reached the extreme southern
limit of her station this memorable days has crossed
the Equator twice. on which she has fred wo salute the
latter at tbs intermediate point equ distant from the two
poles and ntersecng the geographical meridian esab
shed by the nation from which she captured and,
upon the ocean where she struck her flag, thrtytwo
years ago, to the American frigae United states
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, your obj servt,
Commanding u s. N. Forces Western Coast Of Africa
Hon. Secretary Of the Navy, Washington, D. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

Supreme Court OF the United states.
DEC. 2-Present. Chief Justice fancy, and Associate
Justices MLean, MKinley, Wayne, and Daniel NOTICE.
given that the calendar would be read To- morrow Ad
Journed visit to the President Of the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

"DoRRrsM IN RHODE ISLAND. 1.-THE number Of
names added to the registry in this city, is about
sdadS % hs it, psosSy ~. m:O
tsrs.-Pyevidenct Journal, Dec. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04
NEW YORK HERALD.
European News,

The Caledonia had not arrived at Boston at
o'clock yesterday morning. She was then In her
fourteenth day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

MURDER.--ln The Talbot county court, in Mary.
land, William Tyler was last week convicted Of
murder in the fret degree, for killing w. w. Graz
ham, in Dorchester county On account Of some
informally in the verdict, il is doubtful whether
he will be sentenced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04
SUPERIOR Coplrt.

b sfors Chief Justice Jones.
DEC 3.-Charies J. BURIAL Cornelius G. Pan Rsns
selaer This an brought ae ainst the Endorser
Of promssory note for the amount OF $780, noticed in
yesterdays Herald The Jury rendered verdict for the
defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

LATE FROM GIBRALrER.-We have later news
from Gibrater by the Douglas, Capt. Townsend.
We are informed by Capt. T., that preparation
for raising the Missouri had been completed when
gale came on driving an English brig against the
apparatus, totally destroying it. In consequence Of
this disaster the contractors for raising the steamer
have now wholly abandoned the Job ,sacrifcing all
they have spent in their efforts.
Why don't some Yankee make an attempt with
the sunken fngate T!
The SUPREME Court Of the United States COM
menced its session in Washington last Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04
Court CaIendar.-This Day.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos g. H. H. Is, 30 "a 35 80, az SO,
80 40, "a, a. a. 40, AZ 40 30 81, 50. o. 30 DO d.
CosMor PLEAs-ill, 49, 81 49, 2o, i0s, Al, ~, H. Is,
30, T. IS, 40, l0e
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got tO gay

ITALIAN OpERA. To night the opera Of Beiisario
Is to be repeated with the same admirable " cast
as on Monday night. The troupe is now probably
the best ever collected on this continent. Just
look at the list Borshese, Pco, Sanquirlco, Val
tellina, Perozzi, Tomasi. All artists Of high
order and all justly appre by the public, The
orchestra 10 also very effective, and the houses ore
all that can be desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

" Bunker Hill' Mt the COllseum.--AbOut
$4,000 red have been killed the Batteo Old Bunker
armies are rspIenbed night after night and indeed we thought
last night that there Of horses and
than had before The conflict
dous eut for and schools this afternoon at three
o'clock. Hememberit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

Bunker Hill'' Mt the COllseum.--Ab0ut
snss opened and some 500 Ysaiss. and YET .Pssys
are nigh. alter night and indeed we thought
afHs @ sit w' i sss
O'clock Remembsr crit -'N -''''' - -'''
"Who Is troubled with q had Cough" and
cannot at night Let him Try shsrmsns Cough Lo.enxs
sfs ss sss
81 who n 4, y0a lick try hs and
shs "a w.sh9rse e jos Nassau street Agents. s
saS sa:: Bs.Sa Ledger
Extract OF Cubeb., Copalva, ana sarsapa-
seiPal remedy for he q Goaonhes
easily es,s sas the s ss
such s%sde. have been % in
primary passage !. . wholly ysgesbls compound and acts
!: s:; SsasIa s'sa
velpenu's Specific Pills, for the Radical
cure e sSnorha sest seminal smi:sions and all
he Hospital e l;s - 5S,' .s
pr q e: Ere
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FRO Price per box Sold At t's College Of Med
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Medical Advice In Private Discases.-Ths
member Of he New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
s s e q .ss
%sds
CO sse S =, % are s @
thus avoided he %smbss II College for many
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ri ~ y; ssSHgsFkf
T.
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PAID sassss " T. post
% city Of Msx YOk confidently recommended er all cases
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'sss sssaS.f ssS; dozen =. carefully
'' Of the c'i 1 Titf1i a oss.s = Agent ssA
Records Partisan Alter alive Mixture, for
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q mercury un,kilful medical An person,
his pGEsu purifier l consider
Sold + s1s; sS, sIa dozen
college Of Medicine W. 6soS Agent
The Concentrated Extract Of SarsaparfIIa,
eltan and sassa prepared by the New York College Of
sE This nea and Ss ,9e s rated po 8.
m soq a"S Ike cs d.
and %.y s OF on ss q ,sm.y o
.cofaa sstiheum blOtches pimpes ulcers,
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al The S USI purchaser
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-We learn
from Capt Means, Of the Henry, from Rio Grande,
that Brazil had declared war against Buenos Ayres.
II is stated that the Brazilians joined by the Mon
tevldeans were aboutto attack the Buenos Ayreans
and upset Rosas and all concerned with him.
Montevideo continued to be blockaded by Ad-
miral Browns squadron.
The markets were dull for all sorts of American
produce. Flour was down to 81; hides were plen-
ty and delivered'on ship-board at 10 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

"WhO Ii troubled with q bad Cough" and
cannot night Let him try Shermsn Cough Lozsnges.
They have cpred that almost hopeless They cured
They relieved Rev Sebastian seste Of Boston than all
be assured you will regres&.
Dr. SherInans warehouse o6 Nassau street Agents.
Hudson; 1888 Bowery II East Broadway; Ledger Budng,,
Philadelphia. and Szts strest Boston.
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Fila Or Gcvr This The mos, speedy certain and sf
used pleasant the palate and grateful the stomach
and easily taken. augmentation of all the medicinal
pertes Of such remedies have been found ecacous
curing elects seminal wsaness and Al discharges from the
like charm producing immediate operation the
part affected Full directions accoman the medicine which
may be had at No. Q Ann street. Price ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

THE RIVER The WEaTHER change OF
wind on Saturday brought us milder weather and
opened to usa free navigation TO New York The Kos
ciusko and Rochester arrived Saturday afternoon and
the Columbia and swallow yesterday morning. We he'd
rain ON Saturday night shower Of slsst early yesterday
snow storm --s4lSsny ,edg, Dec. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

THE SLoMAN's CONCERT THIS EvENISo.-it is
with pleasure we draw attention TO the Concert
about to be given this evening", at the Apollo
Rooms, Broadway, by these unfAdbled musicians;
it will be one OF the greatest treats of the season.
The unrivalled performance of Miss +. Soman on
the harp, the beautiful playing of Miss A. Sloman
the pianoiorte; the great ability of Mr.. John Slo-
man as musician; the whole under the able con-
ductor, Mr.. Loder, at once speaks volumes Tor the
entertainment. 1t is certain they will have a
crowded house.
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velpenu's Specific PMS, for the Radical

Of gonorha, geet seminal emissions and all mocopuTu-
lent discharges from the urehra These pills, the result
by their celebrated Xspea1
cure in much shorter time than oe, remedy, without
utng the breath dsaeeing with the stomach confinement
tro business Price, 81 box. Sold tie College of Med-
cine and Pharmacy. g5 Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARD1ON. M. d.. Aren't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

STATE TEMPERANCE ASSEMBLY State Tenn
perance Assembly of the order Of "United Bro
thers' was organised last evening. The officers
elected were Hon. Jas. Harper, President; pr. j.
A. Coffin, &. P. Parker, N. T. Hubbard, Esqs.,
Vice Presidents; DR.. James A. Houston, Cores
ponding Secretary Barney Corse and Geo. s. Par
fridge, Recording Secretaries; Daniel Barnes, Esq.
Treasurer; Messrs. John Burrill, J. d. Lowndes,
w. H. Price, Marshals. This body is rapidly in
creasing, and if conducted with zeal and in the
right spirit, it will be the instrument Of adding
greatly to the progress and prosperity of the great
cause of temperance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

Mr.. Folks REsIDENcE.-Mr. Polk is said to
have received the intelligence of his victory with
as much grace, as Mr.. Clay exhibited on account
of his defeat. The Columbia democrat" of the
10th November states, that on the 18th "a large
number Of the military and large concourse Of
citizens in general, repaired to the residence OF
Gov. Polk, where they gave him NEST cordial
and hearty sautation. Barclay. Martin, Esq was
called upon by the assembage for a speech; ne
sponded in brief but eloquent address, in which
he answered very satisfactorily the lnterrogatory
go often asked during the contest-"Who is James
X. Polk T. Mr.. Martin concluded his remarks by
Introducing to the audience, the President elect oil
the United States. Mr.. Polk proceeded to respond
to the call in his usual happy and effective style
His remarks were bret but appropriate, and full
OF true eloquence and we're received with the most
enthusiastic cheering by the people present
At night the town was beautifully illuminated in
consequence Of the glorious victory the Democracy
have recently won--and in consequence OF the pro-
motion to the first office in the Republic, Of our
own distinguished telIow-ctizen."
GREAT FIRE AT HAMpDEN. ME.-On Thursday
morning, fire broke out at Hampden Lower Cor
ner in the stable OF Dr. nger which, with his dwelling
four stores house hotel os. and d. stables
have been able to ascertain them follows House
and stable of Dr. sangerully insured for $4,000 at the
ser, partly insured; Store Of Col. Daniel Eme.
ry, insured at Rockingham office; store of Lo.
store Of Arey & Nourse-storo insured Tor 5000
stock for $1,000 at Rockingham Offices stsre Of Pool
Norwood not insured The store owned by Captain
Pool Of Cape Ann. The old tavern house known
Johnson House-occuped by two families. The buldinEs
all destroyed but the goods mostly saved. Insured it Is
stated, at the Hampton Mutual Office -Bansor Whis.
The Virginia Annual Conference Of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church commenced its session on the
fath Of November at Lynchburg On the introduction
Of resolution inviting Bishop Andrew to preside In the
Conference In conjunction with Bishop Souo, the latter
took occasion say he had invited Bishop Andrew
him there and assist him not friend but
colleague clothed with the full power and authority
Ala Er. oI.Utn had In ttsll
personal responsibilities, which he prepared
meet
THE RIVER The WgaTHER--A change Of
wind on Saturday brought us milder weather and
opened 10 free navigation to New York. The Kos
cusko and Rochester arrived Saturday afternoon
the Columbia and aHnlloW restarday morning We had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

DECLINES THE BoNoR.-John Quincy Adams has
authorised the publication Of disclaimer Of any
connection with Heralds' College" hich
some Of the papers represented as having been
started in this city by that distinguished savan,
Professor Pattison and "Mr. Arlington Bennett"
What has the respectable Professor Of Anatomy
got To gav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

BEAUTIFUL FRENCH CHINA.-Messrs. Dalesme,
of IS Liberty street, have just received most ex.
tcnsive assortment oil these articles of moot gor
geous and varied description, such as were never
beforei imported into this country; they truly
magnificent, and well worth the inspection Of
all admirers of the beautiful, the elegant, and
chaste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-04

SHAksPEARIAN SoRKE.-This is the attractive
title Of an evening entertainment to be given on
Thursday next, by Mr. George vandenhof; OF
which the programme promises ample qualification
to the en,husias on Shakspeare's genius, and to
the admirers 0f powerful and elegant elocution.-
Mr.. C. Kembe's readings of Shakespeare before the
Queen and the nobility OF England, prove the high
estimation in which such pursuits are held IN Eu.
rope; and we do not really see why we should b.
behind hand in any intellectual accomplishments,
or in patronage OF any competent professor OF
them With this feeling, we are pleased to be In
formed of the fact that Mr.. vandenhef has sue
ceeded in introducing his system Of logical and
musical elocution into the hest circles, and that
his instructions are Every wisely sought by many
ladies' and gentlemen, who are supposed in other
respects to have finished their education The es-
timation his talents held in may be understood
from the character OF the highly respectable and
influential persons " no attended his last lecture !;
the programme Of HE present entertainment Is even
more attractive than the last. and will prove SO.
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1NdCUEUb EdTISdWH hIC6HUVIVO uIIXGUFC, IOx
me rranent cure Of primary secondary syph yencIeal
Of mercury. or unskiia medical treatment All person.
ectDg yenereal faint remaining in their system should
hs powerful purifier without delav consider
himself safe after having the venerea disease without thorough
sold II bottles at q EACH case. Of half dozen s.:
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. % Nassau q:
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Medical Advice In Private Diseases..

constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
MIXTURE prepared by the College a Medicine Pharmacy
c city Of New York confidently recommended for all
It invaluable remedy stsrty or
tunless depending on naI-formationJ
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen IS; CAREFUL
pscksd and sent TO ALI paris Of the Umop-
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street w. B. RICHAHD8ON nj. D.. Agent.