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Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

: Troll fellow being in tavern was ask
cd by an old woman to read the newspaper,
and taAing it up, he began as follows; Last
night yesterday morning at about 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon just before breakfast, a
hungry boy bought a penny custard, and
threw it through d stone brick wall made OF
iron and jumping over i, ~fcllinto a dry mill
pond and was drowned. Aboutforty years
a~ltcrward, the same day, 4 high wind blew
dopn the Dutch church, and Killed an old
sow and two dead pigs at Boston, and 4
Head horse kicked blind mans eye out
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
TSTUNIUS O~FphNAAIA.

The French Government is buSiIy at
work with the canal, and the report of the
engineers has been received which IS val
liable and interesting. It declares, most
decidedly for the practicabllIty OF the
scheme.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

Let England send her warriors hc1e,
Again to raise the battle cry;
They'HtInd no hearts to quake witt IF.
Beneath Columbia's ~star-lit sky
No man preferring peace and shane,
To glory and deathless name.
They'll find no factions in our land,
As crst they found on Ganges' sh7re.
Where murder with a ruthless hand.
Poured OUT a Hood of kindred gore;
And party warfare paved the way,
For all to yield an easy prey.
No, when the trumpet's note is heard,
Reminding wars long latent fires;
Fen as the Arabs tabled bird,
VIII rise the spirit of our s%ires;
from cat the ashes of the past,
In answer to the glorious blast,
And when he reign OF peace is DER
When battle shouts are sent on hiSl.,
The ]cJnnon's deep and dreadful roar
Shall echo through the veuited sky
Nor cease, tis from our westcun world
Old England's might IS backward hurled
No foothold shall she then possess,
Upon Columbia's wide domain,
Nor city nor the wilderness
Shall ever feel her power again
Bat Freedoms bird shall proudly sweep
Ger mountain, glen, and rolling deep.
Let 'out-worn Europe" boil with rage
Let Kings combine in curs'd alliance;
Jovc'S mighty bird shall know no cage;
Our arms shall bid the world defiance;
Wen Weld the soil our fathers gave,
To tyrants-only fora grave.
I'TN
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
POPPING THEOUESTION.

old hacbeIop -. r ~
n ,boinc nou. l,..1 US,
ILo "f' '"'' nc nun
.L- "'"'S' Al" 'NI~o'' sumo o
,dr;,o- "''"" away - Gust I'
tou, 49, = StI in''iieo' ah'
T1. ~ 'n"A"3e me 'couf'ih8'
,rI..Nl 'r'"N' me one WHO knows.
= ~ &" '0"'t u TIC c'I'-JFlie
ootui,Li.~nI - 5o' J"'G" "n'h young
lc,3., p'''eii'S 10 De 50 ""'
en-. -,
Is no,ti.a7.I~ 90 80, S''"o o''''ii'A
uIl "'', M 'h'
49,, ~ ~" | h-c"N 70
~! young Gays /
i" All "i"' pace
70 iue.,,a,L ,Eg = my man IL
o.. IN :-.. HrV''-
49,. S'" u "i'lIoF' ma'aaS ask
-. E""! '"'''i'' songs
.rI 80" ." "1 ro'Nt-
- mo- " '.""''! scat .to'
A. Wy ""'"' - ana 10y "j
H.. ~ ~. "''''o"'5 5. cE-
u.L '.''' S'''
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
f. T

4 BcaufjfuI Houghf rith Il BeautjuIR
sp2nyc.-t lady had written on a card, and
placedin her Gardcn-house, on the top of
hour-gla>s,a beautiful simple stanza'fron
one of the fugitive pieces of John Glare,
the rural poet-it was at the season of the
wear VIXEN the flowers were at their highest
beauty.
To think of Summers yet TO come,
That am not 10 see,
To think a weed is yet to bloom,
From dust that ! shall be,
The next morning she lcund pencillsd on
the back of the same card:
To think when heaven and earth are fled,
And times and seasons DER,
When all Il at can die shall be dead,
That I must die no more,
Nh. where viii then my portion be?
How snail | spend Eternity?
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

No less than fye hundred and forty-nlnc
of the projected railroads in England have
been abandoned; and in the lawsuits winch
have arisen in consequence, 100000 conn-
sci fees have already been expended.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

Il opens rich, as the man said when he
found the pearl nthc oyster.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

One may ike as a c~onqucror, n King, or
magistrate, but he must die Il man. The
bed Of death brings every man to his pure
individuality, to the intense contemplation
OF that deepest Of all relations, the relation
between the creature and lis Crcalor.-
Webster.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

Fect it, will pop out Ike a cork from q
champagne bottle. 1t will pop itself."-
Jeremy Short.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
From the Warsaw Saturday NiSic,r.
COME ON MACDUFF."

When once more her hosts assemtlo,
Iyrants shall believe and trembie-
Smile they al this idle threat?
Crimson tears vii! follow yet.-TEv.r
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ING, DECEMBER 10. 1876

him to give her a marriage certificate, for
which he would get SEQ, 600, when he inferred
| that she wanted n certificate without real
marriage, aud told her that it might lead TO
some contention, and he would then have TO
back it with his oath.
Mr., Ketchum denied adding to a remark
made before Miss Fowler and the lady "that
he was needy, and they must assist him. as
stated by Miss Fowler in her evidence wheR
she asked Mr.. ketchum some three weeks be-
fore the trial to testify about the marriage OF
her sister. He had come to Washington, in
Oct. last, he SAID, at the instance Of the defend
ant i'll this case, since which time he had several
times seen the plaintiff and received notes from
her also. He went on to detail what passed at
his several interviews with her, she appearing
DESTROYS to enlist him on her side Of the case -
telling him he could do n great deal for her,
&c, and making several suggestions to him as
to tamPering with the jury, ieignirg CONVEX
sation with Gen. Van Ness as TO their mar
riage, &c.
The several notes aud letters which the wit
ness had received, were read in court, includ-
ing one which had been received since the
commencement Of this trial suggesting the
whole conversation which she wishes him to
testify to his having had with Gen. " N. in
1915. The General is made say in it TO
Ketchum, that he intends to marry the lady,
make her his heir, &c.
If this witnesses evidence is not disCrGdited,
it will 90 hard with the plaintiff.
In the Criminal Court there were none but
petty cases to-day.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore CIipper1
WAsHINGroN, Dec. 9.


The Tsn Mes, Case The proceedings in
this case have been highly interesting to-day.
MIR. A. w. Hughes testified to hearing Gen.
Van Ness say once that the plaintiff had lived
in his house for years without paying any rent,
and that she now wanted him to put up stoves,
&c.
MIR. Lay, of the Washington Post Office, was
examined as to matters coming in his way of
business.
Rev. Mr.. Ketchum, of Missouri who has
resided in Herkermer county, N. Y, subse-
quently in Michigan, and has visited Washing
ten on several occasions since 1889, sometimes
to discharge duties as an Indian and Claim
agent, and again as an office seeker, testified
to his having boarded at Mrs. Connor's in
ls4l, when he privately married that lady s
halfsister to MIR. Ray, and to his having Wis
tied there when in Washington subsequently.
On one occasion in lS43, he related Intlma-
| tons made by Mrs. Connor to him Of her abll-
ity TO put him in the way of making himself
rich to about $4,000, and that some ten days
afterwards she informed him that she wanted
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From the N, Y, Sunday Times. J
PITY THE POOR.

II II r. GOOR.
The winteT-times aIe coming fast,
Pipes Inud and shri the autumn blast,
And leRhess limbs are qulverng,
And housrless ones are shiVeTing:
With yOureyG
You may spy
Naked teet
mid the sleel!
Then pity, oh! pity the poor,
Who stand in the cold at your door!
When your hearth fire bIazCth brightly,
Even as il buTneth nightly;
When you near the wild winds chilly
Fipe their warnings loud and shrily:
in the Storm
See the form
Thin and pale;
Hear The wall
or the suftrng-lis list the cry,
"Help he poor! Help them, or they die"
Clothed in rags so thin snd scanty,
Live they in some ch erIess shapry-
Doors unhuag aud WINDOWS open,
Roof all leaky, walls all broken;
There halt dead
WIthout bread.
Hear the cry
"M ust we die!
Perish we i'll this great city,
None TO save and none To pity"
mid the snow and mid the hailing,
Christians hear The OrphaH's waiting.
Year blessed with Heaven 8 plenty,
While lAtiT fare il poor and seanty,
Loud The blast
Whistles past;
AT your door
Stand the poor
There are many il. this city,
Few to aid and few To pity!
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pexion, dark eyes and hair, and, by occupation,
Il sailor. when enlisted.
Given at Monterey, Mexico, this 3lst day of
October, 1916 JAMES f, STEWART,
CONG. Bat. of Md and ID, G. Volunteers.
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SOOTHES, HEALS, and PERFECTLY SAFE
DekRTANT GARD.

PuRTANT GARD.
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES AND DELICATE
FEMALES, having the Womb Disease aad gravel,
severe Cough, first stages of Consumption, Dyspep-
STA, CostiVeness, Piles, Choices Rheumatics, severe
Agues pIe or Plcurisy, Impurities of the Blood,
Worms, habilual Head ache, sc.
Also, his MIX rURES for Group and Spasns by
worms; saves chds life in five minutes, Sc. Fee
males, treated for dropsy for years have been reev-
ed OF huge worms and restored TO health by but 0Re
bottle of my No. |. TO remove delieacy, Mrs. De-
laney will receive personally sealed notes, and in re
turn will give statement, with honest certificate,
No. of address, &c. r. s. do hereby guarantee
the cure OF the whole Of this card. Security given
at any merchants office in this city, sealed by the
Author, endorsed by the County Court, Mayer and
10 Magistrates with letters and references from the
highest testimonials
Its character for curing the Yellow Fever in Mo
bile, established by Capt Robinson, No SO Thames
street, signed and Witnessed by Col N. Brewer,
Magisirae-is no less than my bottle No |, curing
the most dangerous Cholera lnfantum, DiaIrl9a aud
FlnX. so much so, | guarantee the worst of Cho-
lera. These are honest facts thai have been pub
shrd, signed by Capt, VIM. &. Wright, of sChr Al
legany; Capt J. Turner Mr.. VIM. Montgomery, (old
town. o. Satisfaction.
guarantee n sworn certificate for Agurs, kc., for
every day in tho year, sea ed by the Mayor and
County Court seal.
Reference to Mr.. James JOhRston; OrRdofff & Co,
Messrs, Mills & Co, aud james Girvan, Esq, Mer-
chants. John G. Holland, Esq, Gay street, b Coo.
nan, Marsh Market Space. l63- Community at large
{g3- Indian Vegetable No. Panacea and Rheuma
tic Extract Solution, Blood Purifier mo matter the
cau.eO and Worm Destroyer For sale by the Al
thor, ROBERT DELANEY,
n25-lm' No. 3 Lombard street, Baltimore.
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SEVERE AFFLICTIoN.-Sam Lover, Esq,
whose entertainments at the North, have been
very popular, received intelligence by the last
steamer, Of the death of his wife. This will
prevent his visiting this city, at least for the
present.
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CAMP NEAR MONTEREY, Mexico,

NbNcIlucl ~Nj lofo'
Albert Hart received in Washington city, the
appointment (by Lieut.. Colonel Wulson) Of
color bearer, for Battalion of Md. and ID. c.
Volunteers, and has acted in no other capacity
since. JAMES E. STEWART,
Cong Battalion Md. and ID. c. Vol
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KaNlE Only REMEDY

Nature and Natures Laws, laid hid at night,
God said let Nature aud Delaney be, and ALPS right
Like Chaos, monlderIng saved now aIse,
Justice, JUST e to honest merit, prize.
When the best of skill pronounced must lose my
life,
By f. Delancy's No, and Panacea, | am now mo-
Their and n vie!
Signed, CATHARINE MARIA QUINN,
Endorsed by L. w., Note Book so,
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MILITARY MovEMENTs-B ombardmtnt Of
Vera Cruz Castle. The Norfolk Heard extra

Vera Cruz Castle. The Norfolk Heard extra
says:
We understand that the ordnance depart
ment at Fort Monroe, under that accomplished
officer, Capt. Benz Iuger, ale busiIy engaged
in preparing Howltzer batteries, bombs, rock
cts, g.. to be sent to Mexico upon a requsiton
OF Major General Scott, and that a company
olone hundred men specially qualified for that
service are to 90 with them, in charge OF Capt
Huger with Lieut.. Charles p Stone, Lieut.
Hagner from Washington, and anoth officer
whose name we have not learned. They are
expected to be in readiness to leave Fort Mon
roe about the LIST Of January, direct for Tam
pico. The inference (ior we know nothing
certain as TO their ultimate destinalion) is that
they will join the army under Gen. Scott at
TamPico and proceed with it y Vera Cruz, to
lombard the castle of SIM Juan d'UlIoa.
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TREASURE RECOVERED. BY means of the
diving bell boat, near Mllken's Bend in the
Mississippi, few days ago, nearly $50, 900 in
specie were recovered from the wreck of the
old steamer Tennessee
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IA OF THE WESTERN CONTINENT I
J Dickens New Work from ickens' new paper.
II New story, Mrs. Bbs Baby, most humorous,
most amusing, by Douglas Jerold, author of
mrs Eaudle's Curtain Lectures; Mr.. audc's
breakfast Table, the Story of Il Feather, &c,
pnnted IN part from Punch for Ftb. Tth, being
the only copy received in the country, and
mas one mo. ia in advance.
1T Ihc appeal OF the London Times to America
on the Oregon dispute; pacific in its tone, el0-
qucnt in its style.
w. The first of Professor SilIiman's Lectures on
Geology, now being delivered at CaIyert Hall
" Joe C"wrll's Letters bel g graphic and Ife-ike
letters OF London Life, written to the editor uf
the Continent b' the well known Joe COwen
author OF Thirty years among the Plavers
vi FuII and Funny sketches from Punch particu-
larry from the number for Feb. I'm received
exclusively at the Continent office.
U- IN addItlo to the foregoing the paper for the
week ending Feb 9Slh will contain an extensive va
IietV OF new, fresh and amusing articles stories sc
selected hom late English newspapers aud journals
received ny the Cambria, with quite the usual amount
oil original articles, Major Jones on his Travels Lpt
tiers from Correspondents, sc. &c.
~ D. In cnn5eq fence OF the great curiosity en-
teraIhed to see the commencement of the Dickens
new mover &c, the Continent will be published on
Thursday Of this week. Call and see it,
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Nos. A. and Jarvis Buildings
II North street. Baltimore
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Ameriton Republic an,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, Frn. 81, 1876.

TIE ENaL5u PARTY. Some over-1caious
no,itieions have stjguatzed those who have
not admitted that our title to the whole Of Ore
roE, is "cloar and ,udi.putabie," as the friends
of Eogland; and have intmated, in very dis
tinct terms, that, in case Of collirjon between
the tvo nations on the subject of Oregon, they
would BIO found the advocates of England It
s very remarkab,e, that some Of those VINO
thus charge their tellow-citi1ans with dlsaitsc-
ton to their own government, because oi Their
disposition to prevent dcsolating war, should
themselves prove to be the most valuable aux
niaries that Great Britain could have on THIS
side Of the Atlantic. They are trumpet
tongued IN their deaInciauons O! English am
bition, and yet propose so 10 reduce the Amer
lean tariff, as to crush American manufactures
and industry, aud give the supply OF tho CONT
nent to English factories. This would be the
most essential service which could be rendered
70 Great Britain; and is, o,n!haticalIy, an En-
pliyh measure. Were the British minister's
consulted as to the measures of our government
they would undoubtedly advise tic reduction
Of our tariff as proposed, az being more condu-
Give to English interests than any other act
act which could be passed by Congress. The
reduction the Tariff is playing into the hands
Of England; for it will sustain and quiet her
starving population, and deprive our woEkmcn
Of employment. And yet those who are the
advocates Of this measure, profess invotcratc
hostility to England, AID are urging extreme
measures in respect to Oregon. Such If the
gross Inconsistency of politicians. 1t IS not al
all improbable, that England will consent to
YIELD Oregon to Us, if our government will c.
able her to break up our manufacturing estab-
Iishments 1t would he greatly TO her interest
to do so; but the result to Us would be ruinons.
Our readers cannot have failed to notice the
eNula:ion with which the proposition of the
Secretary of the Treasury to reduce the tariff,
was received in Englaud-and the fact, that It
was ordered to be printed fol the use Of the
House Of Lords. This shcws the deep interest
taken in the subject by British statesmen, and
should cause those of the United States to
pause before they take step 50 gratifying to
England, and SO fatal to the prosperity Of their
own country.
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CITY lNTELLllEENCE.

Display Of Flags. We noticed yesterday the
"Star Spangled Banner" floating from ali the
prominent places of the city, and the shipping
IN the harbor; and the Observatory on Federal
Hill was bedecked on every quarter with the
flags of every nation, aud presented beautiful
appearance. Sunday being the 22d February,
and the birthday of the "Father of his Coun-
try" many postponed this customary tribute of
respect until yesterday, although in several
places the Stars and Stripes hoated on Sunday
Charge of burglary. Officer Graham on Sa-
turday arrested a negro named Solomon Jack
son, on the charge of having entered the dwell
ing OF Mr.. Henry G. Turnbull, of Baltimore
county, and stole therefrom chest containing
$50 in money, and a quantity of wearing ap-
parel. He was fully committed to await his
trial at the next term of the County Court, by
Justice Kennard.
Detention Of The Cars. The Philadelphia
train of cars due in this city at o'clock yes
terday afternoon, did not arrive till about a.
The detention was caused by the breaking
down of the tender.
appropriation. The City Councils have ap-
PrOpr,ated for various purposes up to his date,
the sum Of S3,2Gs.oo.
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