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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28
Crump's wv majority,

Trump k'.J WaJoihyj ~"
As part of the res gssE OF this canvass we suboin
the folio wing letter of DR.. Collins, the Democrat C
candidate, addressed to the Norfolk Herald
To The Editors Of the Herald.
Gentlemen If the circulation Of your paper was
confined TO this District, should not deem the
muncaon in your columns of yesterday worthy Of
notice. Without any agency OF mine, my name was
presented to this Senatorial District by the Democratic
AS socia.ion of Norfolk Borough; and when wat.d on
by their committee, frankly stated 10 them that If /
believed for moment could be elected TO the Sena'e
Of Virginia. Justice TO myself would require de-
cline the nomination. But if however, they thought
the interest of the Republican party could be promoted
or tat could be instrumental in bringing votes
to the polls, would accept their nomination; being
confident from the great majority against US, could
no, be ELECTED. My nomination was approved and sus'
tanned by public meetings in Norfolk County and
Nansemond In my address 10 the people OF the latter
county, stated that was personal and pol teal
friend of President Tyler; that the Republican party
owed him debt of gratitude for his of the U.
Bank and for his declaration that he would administer
the affairs of the Government Jefersonun Republ-
can principles that should be pleased his
submitted to the Democratic Conventron-and that, if
he were the nominee of the Republican party, would
most cheerfuy sustain him. That, like others of our
party had my favorite candidate for the Presidency
but II he not the choice OF the party, woult sur
render him, and sustain the nominee oil the Baltimore
Convention this should be the course Of every
member Of our party, in order 10 harmony and
success The declarations | have made have not
been concealed they known the Voters of the
district, and it is gratifying to 10 know that have
been ably sustained by them If you will pare the
votes of Norfolk Borough and County, with those oil
former elections you will see, that have obtained in
the one lesser minority, and in the other greater
majority than has been gwen to any Democratic cand
date for number Of years: and have reason to know
hat The frank manner in which spoke Of the Pres
dent of the U. S procured for votes that other,
wise could not have obtained.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM COLLINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

81 do write letters for different attitudes have but one
hea and mind and sill my letters but copies or
gna and if genuine will be found conform IT, wherever
they may be addressedi EzaetroH .hr Cay's Mr.
Bots.
Is it true, that Mr. Clay wears no mask Look at
his celebrated letter TO Doctor Bronson. The same
imposition is kept up in another letter TO Mr.. J. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28
uNiTRp STATES COURT.

Yesterday the United States Circuit Court convened
Chief Justice fancy presiding. The Grand Jury
found bill against Captain John Y Nicholson for
rape committed on Mary Anne Potts, passenger on
the ship "Harkaway," during passage from Liverpool
10 James River, last Summer The case will be tried
this term-for the United States Mr. Robert c. Nicho
las, Unitd States Atorney-for the defence, Messrs
Tazew II Taylor, of Norfolk, and Robert G. Scott and
John 8 Caskie, Of this city The Grand Jury, having
no other business, were discharged There are some
import,nt cases in Bankruptcy adjourned from the
District Court, which may probing the session Of the
Court Judge Mason has NOT yet arrived.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

II is announced in the Jackson {Miss) papers, that
the Circuit Court met in that city Monday, 9th Nc
vember presen, Judge Peter v Daniel Of Virginia, and
Judge Gholson, District Judge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

Ma vAs BuREs AND FREE TRADE.-The Journal Of
Commerce says "Mr Van Burens avowal of free trade
opinions has recently if not before, been very distinct,
and such TO aasfy, know great many free trade
men and secure their votes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

and nossbv may visit the city Of Mexico, or Mefioa IN
Yucltln, to recover his beatn, .c,;,.,
Gentlemen uho have arrived from the iron''ef s'a'
Ina, seve,a, of tae Indian tribes have been grfay "
aic,cd with sickness ih's season lnsome Of me uo,s
nearly one fifth OF The warriors have d'ed. ne SIGN
rss, s,sms 10 have been more !a'a with lie men
,b,n y,,b IN. women and children. few weeks s'nce
Twelve or thirteen Indians, belonging 10 small inoge
near B,sro,. died within two or three days. Ne
svmp,ons O. their disease similar 10 those OF con-
ces,ivs faver The Indians hive not suffered SO much
from disease for many years =,
The French families who settled near De1ai ~ ="
S,r;n, and no intended TO remove to Castro coohy'
baya sag:,,ed Greatly from the acol'mative lever
Ma,y of them emgrat from Paris ana other CT
FRANCE. and were gu t, unacqnanted w"h asrcuIa'"'
pursuit they wete also very poor ana had o"l
nn,I ~ ,h, ueccssarics OF l(e. large portion Of
tsem }nd,ng ,hat they unable 10 succeed IN ash-
cultural ccupatons are preparing to return =
or to New o leans :, al the
The c,oo OF cotton the Colorado ana IN an Tue
undulang regions Of Texas, has been but niue nluieu
by The la,e rains May Of the pl inIers " II De n an
able 10 nick on, al the cotton they have raised. me
plnanns near the coast, have been injured 10 g,eA
extent The average crop OF Jefferson, Liberty, Dia
zora. and M,agorda counties, Will not probably ex
Good half hale to the acre. More cotton, however
has been nau,ed those counties this season han Tue
last and .he aggregate crop will probably be g,ea'e'
than lba, Of last year.-[N O. Pieay"ne, Noo' H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

SPECIAL ELECTION FoR STATE SENATOR.
f. We correct the returns published on Friday and u
will be seen tha, Gen Crump, (Whig) is elected BY
1913 majority, in D strict which last Spring gave AS
Federal ma ority. Democratic gain 22o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10
WOR Ms KILL THOUSANDS.

CHILDREN subject them, but persons Of all
ages liable TO be afflicted with them. Bad breath pae
about the lips flushed cheeks picking the wasting
leanness pain the bowels, joints or limbs disturbed
Sleep frightfu dreams, moaning sometimes voracious
ippette are among the symptoms Of Many doc
box of Shermans Worm Lozenges wsuld effect Dr.
Ryan, corner OF Prince street and the Bowery cured Of
that reduced skeleton and by only box of
Shermans Lozenges he is fat Alderman The
Hon. 81 Beardey has saved the life Of of his children by
them The sale Of 900 Of boxes has fully tested them
They the only nable worm destroying medicine known
What family will be without them
and all affections Of the lungs will find healing value in She
mans Cough o2enges. They saved the Rev Richard De Fo
est the Rev Mr. Steeer Jonathan Howar, ESQ., and that
worthy old hero Leonard Rogers from the
They cured day the Rev Mr. Dunbar the Rev Mr. Hand
cock VIM ii. Aee, ESQ.,, of distressing coughs They
the peasantes cough medicine and the Of
known remedy.
Headache ssasiskness and Palpatop relieved ig from five
minutes by Shermans Camphor Lozenges Persons
tending crowded travelling will find them impa
suoyancy OF spirits and their energies Those suffering
from too free living will find few Of the ozenges dspe the
and lowness of spirits Mr. Krauth of the Sunday
Mercury has repeatedly cured himself Of headache by
hem Captain Chadwick Of the packet ship Wellington has
witnessed their efficacy great OF
they operate like charm upon the agted or shattered nerves.
Shermans Poor Mans Plaster does rheumatism, lum
lago pain weakness side back breast any part
the body Mr. H. O. Daggers, 30 Ann street. Henry r. Gould
33 Chatham street. Moses j. Henriques, ESQ., and null
ude Of others have experienced the wonderful effects of these
plasters Price only 2M Caution necessary
hat get the genuine Shemans Lozenges and Paste
there worthless articles attempted be pamed of
plass Of hem by those who would tre with life for
nr vss ahou,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

MO CURE NO PAY-DR. COOPER, IA Duane street,
~ between Chatham and William takes tins method
Of Informing and that he has for the last
years confined his solely of Veneeal
Mercuria and other diseases Of delicate Although it
considered b. portion of the medical profession species
of qusckey OF Legitimate members advertise still
the advantage the unfortunate of veneea disease
derive from regularly educated physician devoting his
particular branch of the profession
Do not employ surgeon amputate limb Ito
list disease of the Ito dentist for operation the
teeth land noted for the of Syphilis when
you troubled with Venerea And do the fact
that those perfect this branch because they only
t and has for ten enjoyed the most extensive practice
this way of any medical in New York. Hecan the
aggravated of Syphilis, and mild removed
five days The DR. regularly educated physician and
and suffers his patients TO leave until perfect
performed II deploabe witness Of the
into the system BY quacks, break the form of
spots and ulcers the body pains the joints throat
night and emaciation. The DR.. will
a make charge.
TRlCTURE.-Dr. Cooper has discovered method
by which he the form Structure from
weeks with scarcely the patient Irritation
the urehr PROSTATE gland the neck of the bladder
and charstans.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Sc
mnal eaknes brought by habit INDUCED III by
young his where freely INDUCED the greatest
evil that befa for beets disease OF the heart con-
SUMPTION dyspepsia Of the frame and finally ends
the constitution Its original vigoranu
a mild simple OF medicine. A cure warrant
ed in every charge Post paid letters, describing
and enclosing 49, attended Patients attended
member Il Duane STREET between William and Chatham sts.
81 lrnsr
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ORhlg TOOTH wAeH-Pepsred from. the orisiss rreips
- no Gold strest NV York-The Orris Tooth Wash
vegetable Prearaon possessing the properties OF
cleaning she ssst and the gums healthy
sss ane pfpyen;ing unpleasant odour the
s Tnenr arising fom decayed tech from deanged
designed to be used with tooth brush and win be found
the necessity Of powder keeping the teeth clean
them pa Ssahyy , sssal II gums
the tooth In painful affections Of teeth and gums Arising
oT sIposu.e 70 coid ~ VIII Be fopnd highly bsnecia IL Is
Just before retiring This method is reecmmsded by
eminent dentists as by so doing all particles OF food which
S1oas a6 s % day are
Sound teeth and white teeth are the most yaiusb
Of poor humanity but how neglect the attention
means needed Among these we know Of pleasant
the teeth strengthens the gums puries the mouth ana
old Boston Morning Post. - 'Ns oAa0
enamel.-( Boston Tpns0rilt " '~ Va
For sale by the prin'i ruggists IN .he ctv M,
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Dnntstlc news

ADVICE TO sUSpsY PKopLk.-When your pas
soas are rising. coal or repre- - NJ"
maay boilers have been burst py TOO cio'e ." IAN
Drtsonmenl OF their contents. ,r,
Aw.ys prociam the faults OF others -lnere
should be no secrets in a republican government
Never give up your opinion ihoagh you hho"
you are wrong IL shows you have ne lndepen-
dence,
Whenever YOU attack your neighbours character,
do il behtnd his back so as not TO wound his feel
inRs.
Nike il a rule TO keep compauy with rosues and
rascas aud then II you should be prosecuted for
offence YOU have committed, and your comrades
should BE- called as witnesses against you, nobody
viii believe them and so you will get clear
Never forgive an injury The exercise OF pardon
ing power belongs TO the Governor and Council.
When you have done an act of charity pnoilsn II
TO Others, so that they may do so TOO. Besides,
every man can preach best from his own NOES.
N-verpty your debts-it is unconstitutional; tor
payment lmpairs the obligation of contract ana
even The Legislature has no right 10 do mat
Temperance is great virtue therefore Always NAY.
be Mod rate in the OF ardent spirits ok gas
OF sling before breakfast Is as good as ihou-
sand.
II a secret has been committed to you TO keep,
take srecial care TO keep il safely and 1t may be
well for cautions sake to get one or TWO 10 heP
you 80
she should have half dozen to help her.
Never sweep your parlor-lt makes contounded
dust
Never brush down cobweb; it is a part of
spiders dwelling house, and his castle, and there
fore is sacred.
hy- An eccentric beegar thus laccnically ad
dressed a lady, 4" Will YOU ma'an, give me a
drink OF water. for Am so hungry | d9n't know
where to stay o uigur' We doubt whether more
meaning cou I'd be embodied 10 80 few words.
CAB SIGNAL The cab drivers N England have
a hue waite lag, which shufs dnwn by a hinge.
When uHeegaged, this flns lie hvlsted, and any oae
may pV hen down, thsy ere engaged, auu
none need DO SO. Ths saves questions, and &c S
many . shilling turn route.
o. The keeper pi the manggere at Boston was
lsIty seen beating one OF the elephants with
larg- club. a bystauder asked him the cause
Why" said the Keeper. he's being flnging dust
all about the, tent. and he's big enough to know
better"
hy~ subscription hes been set on foot tor the
bereaved widow and ch ldreu OF Hueston. the edi
tor OF he Baton Rause Gazette, who was killed IN
q duel ~ New Orleans.
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v,vsc,, ,,,TTHtI THE RYE g&r "

a.l THE EYE, 80, 4.siA
FRENCH DIAMOND EYE WATER.
PERMANENT srr,ngspeats h,ying been made st con on
tanned from the agent Q AM until P.M
- ANDREW LAKE Md.
Oplialmc Surgeon and Oculist, No; 81 White st.
side of Broadway
The peinent and permanent benefit derived from the nse
Of this Eye Water having the appreciation 9 nearly all
who have used IT, both France England and this country
do think il requisite make remarks upon ITS eth
As the agent fully authorized say if II should
not meet the expectations Of the patient be returned and
the will be refunded subject only deduction for the
quantity used in proportion TO the price paid which is 10
81 for vial with glass; 20 G 81 for o. vial with
eve glass,
This eye water, strengthens weak eyes, caused by close
application 10 study work and renders vision perfectly
strong, the eye brilliant and healthy
IL the patient whose vision has been weakened by TO
measles change of climate and late hours
gives clear sight to the aged by removing morbid
latons from the eye.
affords almost Immediate relief in all inammatOry attacks
20 which the is subject.
Ii will remove the most nveerate OF chronic opta
mia.
II removes few days the smoky appearances and floating
spots which appear the the first Of amauross
checking the disease entirely.
Persons this water casonay will find their eyes
brilliant brightness and activity OF motion
which will remain permanent. 49, - -.
BY Directing above p0s paid> il will be forwarded to
any part of the Union. ITO 3O'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10
EXTR AORDINARY CURE.
OPIFEROUE PER OREN DICOR

OR JOHNSON takes this method Of informing the public
- that he still affords relief the afflicted of both sexes and
may be always consulted with the confidence the
Of secret diseases the effects resulting
the of mercury, the malpractice of quacks The
following Of letter in the possession OF Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph OF knowledge and experience
medical quacksry and the time shows the great
necessity the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and the charlatan.
DEAR SIR:-
put my under the Of vender when my
isease appeared he promised for one dollar
.ad made but light Of my affection Instead Of improving
became worse every daymy appetite failed unable
eud business and after expanding sl2o this vile imposer
rad the mpmdence tell me he doctor but merely
sold his stuff In this hopeless friend hired
rage not being able walk the te and drove me your
Office II Duane lou examined and promised
me, You have performed your undertaking in short
time As now enjoy perfect health think it my duty
hose afflicted make this public through
THOMAS J. THURSTON,
Carpenter, 1 Munroe ST., N. Y.
medicine may had of Dr. 20 prevent the above disease
any of its numerous forms.
Office open from in the morning till night
aufO ltnsn
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PRIVATE DISEASES

A CURE GUARANTEED;,,The College Of Medicine
"A and Pharmacy of the City of New York established for
the suppression Of quackey row prepared to tsa an as
these distressing maadies advantages he with
her institution this country either public private From
The constant correspondence, and from private arrangements
between the members Of the College and the most eminent
the treatment Of these diseases forwarded them
long before they reach the majority Of the medical profession
preparation Of Professor Rcord, The Partisan Alternative
Mixture bear testimony being the powerful
remedy discovered for primary secondary syphilis
ghening the constitution whilst eradcang the disease
Professor Vapeau's discovery his Specific Pills, FOR the
of gonorrea and geet has raised Inn imme surably
profession With such celebrated remedies together with the
College feel satisfied that the good york they have undertaken
the Suppression of quackery will receive the it
vices
Terms, for advice, all medicines s..
Office, and Consulting Rooms Of the College 81 Nassau st.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
~ Brsties living distance, by stating their disease
explicitly writing giving all symptoms together with the
they received here if obtain chest
containing all medicines with full direction for with
Of by addressing the Agent Of the College
paid enclosing S. je28 3mr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10
RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY

NOTICE to Citizens New York strangers sojourune
IN in the City.-G o 8 L n S SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS Nos 81 and &C Nassau SUBTITLE immense pstro
which has been extended the subscriber by liberal
enlightened community, has enabled him 10 enlarge and
his Dining Rooms accommodate two hun
drcd persons time Whilst making these additions
his fyore and well known establishment he has not been
mindful OF the stil forts AID OF ms
cpstomenhavng thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon
and deache the kitchens, completely exclude the
eiuvia and heat which necessarily from cookg tor two
three housand day The walls of the saloon
Oil Paintings OF aud modern schools; marble pill
and ststuary busts Of Washington Napoleon Ae &c
The bill Of fare all others OF the United
salmon Of 80 and i0lbs weight 10 80
per plate with suchovy sauce butter bread Sc all kinds of
and BOILED of the best qualities with bread and
vegetables plate; potatoes
ragus Pastry OF all kinds; turtle aud other
the choicest description, al prices equally low.
Best Java Coffee and black Teas, at cents cup
Chocolate 6 cents, &c &c.
Attentive and civil walters employed who speak the
French spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
served the possible syleand every depart
of the establishment competent and experienced
placed
Having visited and being with the mode of BUSH
of OF the best conducted Dining Saloons Europe
America and the est Indies the subscriber feels hesa
assuring his fellow that his establishment
feo that he has portion OF his
meutsbesIdes which, the superior qualities and low
every article included the Daily Bill of Fare must that
the plus ultra of Eating House this Continent
he establishment has been supplied throughout with Croon
Water which through improved lteres; and the Sa
loon day from O'clock A. NJ until PM, and
jes sm. HENRY COSTING
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HH 5 STESTY REM AMP TVS WI fYff
zee af 'aas sssiyy @
5s "a s
ssI ss ! ss'Fssr sre%%si s. yaeS
&c s ssT ;, from pain and general
It is well Structure result badly treated
nue. on from month to month to month slides into se
so often t % remain ndsaitey. pas i s%sHd Be
known that glee implies chronic inflammation of the
sass ssI q &c saeiass
length Of time is far from laying dormant but IS the hidden
cause Of many serious maad only Of sexual but those
'i B Of he off from this disorder
to the Of ass no
structure often exists for without producing
rapted stream urine belongs only to the worst Of
and is to prevent this very state that these remarks are pub
advantage. however which ignorant advertising people
how men this description swarm about this city that
SSoy ss ss hs % e" viii
msdiatey acknowledge that ali the medicine in the world
aSTs %
M0 p al and ike for many
but whom seeing the real nature of the he has cured
With view of preventing these impositons, therefore it
~ lay S the a BE- w Sa ee
easily done for although the symptoms Of this disease
% ss R Ss the nsss
THE MANNER lse,It ha. been already said the
sttenvely after il IS nsed and the clothes are
-nothag is more indicative of structure The next is
THE TINE GeHoRnHHA has REMAINED INCURRED
and not produce structure for one is naturally more disposed
to structure than another but as general rule II shon9 be
sufficient ground least for the suspicion of structure. The
last Is
7 = EgrncI 4 srR,erUnE HAS gros THE % Y TT
bodily mental activity. This also is Of the most
ec Not, however that alike lndi
vdual but common that the writer rarely of
structure land he many every day. IN which the patient
sS as oe also 1es I uniform
of spirits aud the disappearing Of other madies the
with resard to the care of Structure on this subject it is
dcien observe land is stated with confidence and plea
psed in very little SO much this could not have
been advanced but such has been the improve
thai he can now accomplish the cure Of Structure to a. many
days as formerly II demanded months
der,ake the cure themselves he has published little volume
called TIE Pratt which not only sre
especial and privacy directed the painest manner
IL advisable however, that those who suspect structure
will surprise them than the and certainty Of his
Of Separate also, arranged for those
It on now remains to say word or two on the ground
which the public sgd especially strangers coming to this city
% Rs view T Dr. R U1 h his nR
duate of Edinburgh Sc he has been engaged the
Of those diseases both hospital and city pactic for more
essly them Also that he has testimonial letters from the
most eminent IN Europe to NE mos! eminent
DR. Physick Of Philadelphia and Others and that he per
med to refer to almost Physician of emnence in this
Dr. Ralph consulted his private residence No. SO Green
wch street towards the Battery at any hour He also bt
consulted by The little volume above referred to is
| dollar. an1o lmsr
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ANOTHER HUMHIU3

pASSlNG up Chestnut street last evening" we saw man bu
silly engaged In FASTING the trees opnosss H.
STATE HOUSE small written pacard which ELECTED
the utmost CELEBRITY After he gone we went On and
med the paper and the following copy of its
foFdns h to duration without receiving benefit
Kensngton Gracious! thought tempest in tea rot
The writer OF that nonsence well named He sneaked Of like
5 bc s hSnsn as Were cosc9us Of having
our own part we convinced there is nothing in this
world ike Jaynes Hair Tonic for the production Hair We
tspees with beautiful crop and have heard many others
concealed their nakednss beneath the artificial
wg NO wonder the wig makers have declared against
Of cvEseS s sSf,etY rhs al Of them
Sold in New York by A. B. D. SANDS DuRri,ts No 70
Fulton street, II East Broadway: T3 Broadway ' -
IN " '~''