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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND
SARSApARITTA

HIS is Of the speedy and eectus remedies for the
of GonnorrhHa that has been introduced Il is
pleasant the palate and grateful the stomach and easily
taken being the usual form OF extracts In
traed all the medicinal properties OF such remedies are
found speedily efcacous glees seminal weak
wholly vegetable compound and like a charm in pro-
dncing immediate 81 Grafton the Affected Full
directions accompany the medicine which be had No
Ann street-Price ST.
r S-Strangers who desire medical advice may consult DR.
Glover condentaly at his Office, No 2Ann street. ali hours
Of the d,y and evening. oil t.rc
CUHrAlN MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS AND WIN.
~ DOW SHADES.-The subscribers beg invite the at
tenton Of their large stock Of Upholstery goods
lust received n sfo from which they prepared
orders for Bed aud Window Curtains Of the designs and
lower than other house in the city Their stock
will be found consist Of silk aud worsed de anes aboure
damaks Turkey red cottons rich lace aud muslin embroidered
curtains gauons gimps cord asses comices &C. together
with Painted Window Shades just imported from France of
entire patterns, and pronounced the magnificent
Shades usedas also the various sty les Of painted Amc
SOLOMON K HART Uphosters.
sN 2taws8tTu&F.nc 2i3 Broadway, opposite the Park.
pANOKAMA AT NIBLO's GAKDEN.-UI~n for a short
hbited in this country ESQ all the Artists that have seen
II executed by the celebrated Artists Mr. w. Danel ~
o. parres and Augustus Earle H. A. London. IL open
during the day.
Admance the Garden and Panorama Is cents Artists are
respectfully invited visit the Panorama free Of charge
square, attended with immense aud when by
Mr. Nblo considered the best Panoramic painting in
London. ala 2m,c
~ ss &c PEhSsE Y BNOOks, Is and 81 Nassau o.
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PassenUers Sailed.

y LiyERPooL-Packet ship sherdanJohn Jacob Astor jr
Armstrong, Lowery, Richard Brown OF New York:
6ssr Davis tGonsy Island Il Meeks5 Newark George
Herman and lady, Miss Louisa Herman, Miss Adelaide Her
man renns sylyana; Ihos Hookns, New Haven; w Ham,
winke, Richmond; Lieut. Wood, British Army.
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j. LAIRD,
WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURERS,
~ CHATHAM STREET,

IN announcing TO his
numerous friends aud pa
irons his removal from
ZIG Pearl street to the store
90 Chatham street. begs
leave 10 return his hear
rti'elt acknowledgment
TO those friends and the
public generally, who
have hitherto honored
him with their support,
and To assure them II will
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Cotton Trade.

This market has, within the past fortnight, exhibited
fmer tone than for time previous The receipts at
this port have recently been very limited and the rates
have been gradually improving Business quite active
in the soutaern markets and we may expect some
considerable activity in this.
RECEIPTS EXPORTS COTTON SINCE SEPT. l. 1874
Bales
Receipts at ports II the IT, g. since Sept 1884, 700
Do do do same period last year IL $50
DO do do do year before, 1872
Exports from U 8. since Sept L. ls4a,. ...... 1850
Do do same period last year.. .... !. 1890
Do do do year befsre. -. l0,56O
The receipts at this port since the ls inst have been
1863 bales exports 24,3s0 bales Taken by spinners
1,sO0 bales spectators, 1900 bales. Stock hand,
81, 900 bales; amount ON sale, 900 bales.
We annex quotations current in this market -
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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Dounest, :, I,nDort.tIons.

Anson Reported yesterday)-339 bales
i1Sn aSro Z SSIon1s do De Peyser Whmshii do
box Parmelee X Rogers-il Porer Freres.
HARLEsroN-Brig Emily Brown-58 casks rice
Herckenrah Van Damme-s0 Victor Duckwitz-47 bale,
cotton Dunham Dimon--9 pkgs Turner'S Faust-l5
-2l bis cotton NJ Prescott. '
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MlscelIaneous Record.

FOREIGN LITTER Orfrcr.-The packet ships Cambridge,
Tor L'verpoo Mediator for London and ST. Nicolas for
Hayn will sail this day October Their letter bags will
close at the usual hour in the morning
SsHR CoungR, Thorp from Richmond came into the Hook
on Saturday night aud rode out the gale Staten andon
Saturday at N, 10 miles South Of Sandy Hook passed
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On Sunday evening, Goth ult. at Newark N j. by the
Rev. II. Henderson, MIR CHAs A. POLLARD to Miss
CATHERINE w. daughter of Aaron Young Esq all Of the
above place.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the SteamshI,
Pockets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
Shin 1rasters and Acent..

We shall if Captains Of Vessels will give
to RoBERr SvEv Captain Of News Boats report OF
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their and foreign
mediaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
or abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
ton of any kind will be thankfully received.
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Died..

On Sunday evening 29th ult after lingei ing illness
Of consumption ANN AMANDA youngest daughter of Ste
Her remains will be taken to Shrewsbury IN J) for
interment.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
BY LETTERs,PATENT OF THE .UNITED STATES.
CLIkEHUGH'S TRlCOPHEkOUS
PATENT MEDICAHrED COMPOUND.

PATENT INDICATED COMPOUND.
sckno wledgsd BY thousands who daily the
Ie;c5e that hair which has fallen off become thin; PRE-
pfsNI GRAY HAlK to cure and appearance
Of SCuRF and pANDRlFF from the hair, and keep the
hair IN the most HEALTHY SOFT and GLOSSY STATE
yet free from all oily and greasy appearance
What IS here promised will be warranted under forfeit Of
$ ana the professional reputation OF the proprietor deemed
sufficient that every thing like quackery dcaded proof
which the proprietor refer to hundreds New York. and
the agent IL number this city, who experienced
the most successful results.
rice 81 aud s. bottle Principal Office 205 Broadway up
stairs where CIehugh advice all diseases the
connected with the growth Of the hair.
Beware Of a counterfeit at fifty cent?. oil 3tsec
DR HUNTERS RED DROP for the cure of secret diseases
aud MS, celebrated msdeps based scientific principles
which the city abounds The proprietor challenges single
case TO ne brought either chronic which this med
cine VIII not ELECT rapid For sale only IIuutean
d;i Division street On sale Albany NJ? y
Louisville kv, of Dr. T. Johnston; in Buffalo OF MIR John
- - '' -" - ai 10
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MRS. CARROLL'S
49, INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS.
3&0 broadway, two doors above the Hospital.
MRS CARROLL respectfully announces 10 her patrons the
from Gousnd street and established her Medicsed Vspor
and sulphur Baths commodous central situation
No 323 Broadway, where by her continued sssluy and
strict attention. she hoIes merit the patronage which her es
tabshment has received for the last eighteen years
NJ B.Sulphur Baths require hours notice Portable
Baths sent TO any part OF the city its vicinity Bathing Tubs
for hire oI imec
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90 Chatham street.

j. SOFIA u CO.'S
FRENCH DYING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 400 Pearl street.
THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave that he has made ad
dtona improvements his factory for the purpose Of
enabling him finish his work expedtiousIy and in
manner that he will give central satisfaction.
All kinds Of Wooen Cotton and Silk goods Dyed Cleansed
in the real French style.
His prices very low which should be strong
for the ladies and gentlemen Of this city and its vicinity pay
him early visit
Cashmere Merino and Broche Shawls gents Wearing Ap
parel, cleansed in the very best manner
His Branch Offices for the accommodation Of the public,
situated at
No. 352 Bowery.
76 9th street. between 18th and 18th streets.
257 Bleecker street.
357 Grand street.
And Newark of Broad Washington Place
s33 lms
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WANTED,
who has been boushi up he MySSuas sensh WS
hs bes for her character and her bus
WAsTED sD Gssf 4, story 1sass sgnss
rst O May Security AMI ACKNOWLEDGMENT Please adj
u.ees e. ". -. : AZ .nls once once. s29 Il &c
for .s and isssas Ss aasd .n
,1Dfrssss ls, The Of .nS ironing linen Sheets
Ss work m'1S"e day Win Win
@%%Se city, 's S''%s %siss
hey ySo s % os 81, Sy ,usns Pussss L.s Green
ass ana al Als' ~ @ee a ison
PLudMBERss lBaI s. WANTED-Wanted two ggmbc. None
oy pee. ae%edse Of he sasae.s s p %
Charles H. Seymour and Henry Davis e. wall street "
FoUMID1n.AA. nj "A. SMALL d. 81 AMoNp PIN worth about ssc
paving for the advertising, will have article Tstorsd
sssy OK RsToh T. q e
friends and the public that has hired cemmodioas apart.
p regard @ @
% s h w sp osSs
vii and s ss eo%s ay
PROVIDED Ior. ol I'm. re
osT.0n q. ThYIsday allenoq9 26ih INST he road
s s%s gs
a ansHS Risssd
OF Mn =. N Oollns y Co., o6 south ST. 500 tfec
osTm0n On THURSDAY afternoon 2eth instant the road be-
Farms lady small WORKED BAG (ed and green J con.
tanning embroidered pieces o jewery
presents fu from MI friends len The finder will Be
ESQ, West Farms--or with +. X. COLLINS CO, So
South street s23m
TICE
HE MAN that took through mistake from the corner of
Elizabeth and Grand streets last evening black dress
ana e ms blue coat with brass key in the pocket requested
styhO tho
house at the time BY doing he will save exposure and
trouble - nj Its Ia
GOMEZ NARY
THOMAS SPOTTEN, Wholesale and Retail Confectioner
= No lib Bowery. Grand street. Country and city
dealers respectfully invited call and examine goods
fore purchasing elsewhere.
N B-No charge for to any part Of the
city free Of expense. oI a.. re-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PAhh THEAlftEs
thus EgENIN of, M y 9ss 1g;;s q oyrRs
Win new sssns1y gs cosia@s ashasry
The Music composed BY Mr. Jones';
Inc l6e rsHfs f,;aesss as,% zcye, Madame QUO
To cOSSslsds cOSSslsSds sh j, |, ,bs = mslG;dgama sisE Of
Robert Macaile w. II. Crisp Jaques strop, skerreu
Boxes Isl Ter I, and Third Ter 80 ceatsPit 50
cents-Gaery 23 cents
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOU sc.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE BALLET.
TUESDAY October Isl, the Pnommc Ballet dAction
THE INDEPENDENCE or GREECE!
THE woME&S WARRIORS,
= . - Will be performed.
.orinna,, Madlle DesJardns Dispe Madlle III Vallee
p-ant', Mons Martin Alahomed, Mr. Parsloe
In the Ballet will be introduced Grand Pa. de Cha Ct des
Admission 30 cents 20 all parts Of the house.
wEDNEspAy EyENlNG, OCT g.
LUCIA ,nI LA MMERMooR
Will be reformed.
Seats can be secured from "A NJ. to6P,M.
NibLO's uAa.Dr.N.
Corner Of Broadway and Prince street, New York
Tie EneI''iansn Ms ai MTGHEsL TTefi f sole direction Of
hs TSs SSM aef .f ns
made comfortable, should the evening be damp or cool
TUESDAY EVENING, oe. lst. TO commence with. 70,
hs 2nd time Grand Musical extravaganza by the anihor Of
FAIR ONE WITH HE GOLDEN LOCKS.
king Lasehrymoso oso........... Mr. Nicklnson
Queen susldora Far One with the dea Locks Miss Clarke
A Pas Seu by Miss PartinEton.
u intern,sslon Of thirty minutes -sf-l
MSSs. aC Sss'!pe; ToNsoN. NNs'oiSN
GN0 PosTPo NEMENT at ,his MS, s.,at t.hmeni on ac-
Saloon projected the saloon which is ventilated
IRON ie 9p and sides can be enclosed at moments notice
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D A G U f EOTYPE
GENERAL
NJ - HIM I, - DI IT .

IL lSHING ESTABLISH MENT,
,Y,t,r rEshiGaHAHGE * y = 81 BuiLplNG, rH!LADELPHIA
~ beg leave 10 inform the Daguereotype
tops hrou shoSt the uaion, the West Indies South America
and Europe They have also made supplied
Mh every new article used in The Dsguereosype Art They
Cameras consisting Of three different sizes for the sa Of
Mhch they are appointed Agents. Also, supply Of best
ates ana Chemicals either for Daguerreotype CaloyIe
ouDsan es and other article used for the
constantly hand Their long connection with the Dague
reoype Art aod their taking pictures
ordering articles from Of the above named countries
may depend upon and satisfactory execution Of their
orders Their prices cash Prices
may DC obtained by addressing tPcst;pad) e
oil Im.rc Exchange Building, PmladeInbi,.
HES,-WATCHEs AND JEWELKY Those
~ who wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Ohns Gold Pencils Keys &c will find greatly their ad
The above retail much lower than any house
city Gold Watches low $50 and SIS each Watches
and and ieweIy exehanged or bought All Watches war
Clocks and Jewey repaired the
at much less than the usual prices.
- o. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelrv,
ol lmsec Wholesale and retail 80 Wall ST.. up stairs.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
,,,ur c,,,IFIIF FIFTY T'n.ElEIlNsT GENTs PER BOTTLE,
Patent Nedicated Compound, are =
Pits gently stimulating the action of the skin
root and lVd S saccn IN the bulb
and nerve, giving life and vigor to the hair.
s-Its equalising the circulation Of the fluids.
and dandruf f., and disposing the hair to curl.
health to the latest period of & ' mar beauty ana
St"s koom on % p Mn s
Liberty street. oil Isrc
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RACES-UNION COURSE, l. l.
TUESDAY, October lst-Four Races-To commence at l2
o'clock.
First RaceSweeske for year ods subs 5000 each; 500
ft two mile heats.
JAS X. Vanmater b. by Langford. of Miss
Matte.
2-Saml Laird Edith by Shadow, out Of Bonnes
Of Blue.
Second RaceSwepses for olds subs 500 each; $25
f.; mile heats.
I-Dan Abbott names ch. by Van Sckns' Eclipse. dam
by Sir Charles.
2Chas Lloyd names T. by Langford, out Of Gqlnare
3-Jas X. Vanmaer b. by Langford Of Diana.
Third Race-Purse 5000; Two Mile Heats.
III A. Coream enters h. Livingston by Trustee, dam by
Henry, yr old.
2saml Laird enters ch Stanley Eclipse by Business dam
by Jno. Stanley, vr. old
3-Chs S. Lloyd enters BY Bolivar dam by Barefoot
old.
4-Jas X Vanmaer b. by Trustee Of Miss Matte,
syr. old.
Fourth Race-Puise $500; Three Mile Heats
H. A. Coeam enters h. Dunrgan by Trustee out of jamaica
4 yr. old.
saml Laird enters ch Fashion by Trustee Of Bonne
Of Blue, aged oil lt.ec
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CIRCUs--BOWERY.

First night Of Mrs. HOWARD and Of Mr. W. HOWARD,
or Wech Mann's company.
The Horsemanhip this week VIII comprise the principal
LADY QUESTRlANS
In this country besides the famous Vaulers, Riders
Rope Performers and Negro Meodss.
Boxes Is cents; Pit l21e
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DIR. HOLLICK'S LECTURES.
Broadway Hall, corner Of Broadway and Grand sire,

Dlt. HOLLlCh'S LECTURES.
Broadway Hall, corner Of Broadway and Grand street.
REpRO UCTION
and Phlosophcally sexual aud with all
and moral Consequences pacces their extent aud
the means of removing them, Sc. &c.
TUESDAY, October l.
WEDNESDAY,, October g..
THURSDAY October g.
Each Lecture VIII be complete by ITSELF though the whole
forna connected course
Admission so single Lecture; 90 for the course
W FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.~xN
Youths no, admitted
illustrated by fifteen full-sized lke models showing the
whole human structure and the pecuarities of
~ The III IAN FE NAL FORM!
The young being IN every stage, &c. &c.
The will be delivered twice. accommodate visitors
III the Mornings at 10, and Evenings at
u The Lecture to Ladies only will be on Tuesday after.
noon. at 3h o'clock. so atsm
M'LLE, PAULINE DEsJARDINs respectfully informs
~ her patrons and the public general that she about
form Cdse de Dance for ladies aud gentlemen which
she will teach the vorte Polka, Mazourka and all the other
fashionable Dances Of the day
The morning school will be open from IL O'Clock o'clock
and the evening from o'clock TO o'clock
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing instruction requested
call at Mile Desjard's house, Park Place s28 2w.rc
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC.
MONS, MADAME AND MADLLE GAUVAIN. have
W resumed their Classes aud Private Lessons for the
The French taught through Manecas Oral system exclusively
used by Mr. auvain for these fifteen The Piano
Guitar and Singing also taught the principles.
The French language is usually spoken II The family APPLY
s28 8tSrc
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SHIP NEWS
correspondence OF the Herald.
- PHtLApEIrHfA, Sept 30-P NJ.
An P,lo Poland, Boston, Liberty. Townsend Pfoudeoce.
"a Esth.I Emery; Baltimore owes; Tangs Park and 81
Helena, Wasgs Boston; North Carolina Psti; Edwin For
rest, Smith, aud lronsides Morrison NYork
Home Ports.
PHLAprIPHIA Sept 3oAn Cyprus, Nash, Boston, Calcut.
"a, Casto Newport
sBaLr,Io, ?. Sept PAR Lawrence, Howe,. Boston on
Shsps Island ship bound Cid 28th CuIlcw Woberton,
NYo. with inward cargo: Emma, Cole, and Ashland New
York The gale of Saturday said have been of the
toughest that hs been experienced oI many years M the Chess
peake; n disasters have as yet been reported -
GEoRGrTowS DC. Sept 2s-tld l. sturges, w Indies.
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EXHIBITION
L II + ID OF TIL + WORL Id.
AN ORIGINAL PAINTING
OF VERY LARGE SIZE with Colossal Figures paint
" ed and lately finished by +. Anelli, in New York
Exhibition now open Apollo Rooms f0 Broadway from
10 A. NJ. TO r. M and from TO 10 p. NJ
Admission rs cents. $40 I'm re
A CARD-MR WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
a announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York that
their Classes IN Dancing Wazing and the Polka Dance will
commence the Assembly Room, Constitution Hall, $50
broadway early IN October Days Of tuition, Tuesdays
aud Saturdays. Particulars future Mr. w
that the references he shall offer Of his capaby will be
satisfactory Schools and Academies attended
as above or at his Private Academy No 70 Sixth Avenue
sl0 lms
DR. LARDNER CONSULTING ENGINEER Athe-
- neum Hotel, Broadway, New York-Dr. Lardner will
continue the professional practice which many years pu
sued scale London and b. consulted
patsntees manufacturers and others questions regarding
application Of the principles Of Mechanical Physical Science
Those who reside distance forward tpo paid)
clear Of the with the
cimens. when immediate attention will he given sii
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AZ FOR LfvERPOOL-The well.known East sailing
MN packet ship sou THERNt H. $50 tons, J. ID. Palmer
Sk29kE nas ter III sail on the Sd October Passage SIS
eght cf 100 bales cotton bulk thereof passage having
good accommodations Hppiy the Captain board
lJe river, or to WOODHuLL MlN1uRNs
s2grc "a South street.
Az FOR LlvERPOOl.--The we'll Known fasi sailing
MIN packet ship SOUTiIERNk, $50 tons, T. ID. Palmer,
.&.massr, will have immediate despatch. For freight
0 bales bulk thereof or passage, having
good accommodation apply tho Captain, board Psf
A,ps wooDHuLL 4 MINTURNs, 81 souths
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"HeS out usu1 coHPdrdtive tdbIe OF quolatons 0r
the principal State and Government stocks The varia
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PUTNAM
Will be acted every evening until further notice.
Putnam. Mr.. n. johnson Messopoamia Jenkins Burke
NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Miss CLARKE respectfully informs
~ her friends and the public that her benefit will take place
Wednesday evening October 3D. which occasion
variety Of popular entertainments will be produced oil rrc
MR. DEMPSIER'S VOCAL NTEkTAIN-
MENTS-SOCIETY LIBRARY.
CORNER OF BROADWAY & LEONARD STREETS
M X. DEMPSTEk has the honor announce his intention
~ Of giving three Vocal Entertainments the evenings
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, s Sd and 9Th October
when he will sing his most popular comosops accompanied
The Blind BoyThe Lonely Auld WeJeanne Morrison- The
Loved One was not theeA Home in the HeartLet love
anotherBd of the Wdemess-(T The Indians Compain)
Oh Why does The White Man follow my path anWhen + The
WarrenScottish Ballads John Anderson my JoNly Mamie
O-Tak' yer Aud Cloak about yeAly Boy Tammy-Saw ye
WI thing IA Mans Man for a. hat-Highland MARY
Sc PARTICULARS ei which may be in be
Tickets so censto be had the door, To at
O 8 O'Clock, sp17 tofrrc
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BURTOn'S THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA

TUESDAY, October LIST,
The Grand Historical Play Of
pIfTN NAMl
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pAtis-6o bales No. | Leghorn Rags, for sale by
~ si9 PEhSsE BROOKS, Is and 81 Nassau 0
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-07-25

AN ADVANTAGE OF ANNEXATION!
We quote the following table, with the accom-
panying remarks, from the New York Republic,
paper warmly in favor Of annexation. twill
be seen that the editor attributes the considerable
fall which has taken place within ten years in the
price of cotton goods to the fact that the new and
more fertile lands of the Southwest have been
brought into competition with the older lands of the
Carolinas and Georgia. The editor is unquestion-
ably correct, and the admission of Texas into the
Union, which would Immediately bring millions
of acres of new lands, an hundred per cent. bet
ter than those of Alabama, Mississippi or Arkan-
sas, into cotton cultivation, would make the COM
petition still greater We have not doubt that
the population of Texas would be trebled in two
years after annexation takes place, and every sue
ceedng year will pour in its thousands upon thou
sands-all, ALL of which would be devoted to the
cultivation of cotton, tobacco, or sugar but
mainly the former. We have heard it frequently
from those who have the means of knowing, that
an average of two thousand pounds of cotton can
be made to the acre in Texas; while the highest
estimates, even for Mississippi are from one thou
send to twelve hundred. What will become of
Mr.. McDuffie's cotton lands under such unequal
competition! Where will he raise his $4,000
year, of which he boosted in the Senate His
lands with such competition will be value
less, just as would be Mr.. Simmons's cotton mills
without the protection Of the tariff Even the
best lands in Mississippi would be unable to COM
pete with those of Texas. And let it be remem-
bered, that, if Texas is annexed to the Union,
protection to the cotton interest will be out of the
question; whereas, if it is not annexed, no mat
ter how soon its resources are developed, or to
what extent, the planters of our own country may
be protected against the unequal competition
Texas, whether admitted into the Union or not,
will, in avery few years, drive even Alabama and
Mississippi out of the English market and un-
less they can enjoy monopoly of the home mar
ket, they must quit the business:
The following is the paragraph referred to:
"The following is table of the prices of lead
ing articles in Liverpool, in each year,
Var 1otb
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-07-25

SANDs's SARsApARILLA-A perpetual process of
deposite and absorption is going on in the human
system. portion of the blood is converted into
the various structures of the body fast the
out material is taken up by the absorbents and dis
charged through various channels from the system.
Now it is evident that if the blood be diseased the
substances formed from it cannot be healthy, and,
therefore, as long the blood is impure every organ
fibre, and tissue of the human body will be in
natural state. This condition Of the system may be
yariously developed, sometimes outwardy as in Scro
ua and other ulcerous and eruptive diseases, or in
wardly as in Dyspepsia, Liver disease, Rheumatism,
Sc and sometimes in the osseous system, in swell
lings Of the Bones. II is clear that ONE REMEDY,
which will remove the of these deplor
able disorders will also each and all Of them.
That remedy is presented in Sandss Sarsaparilla,
which, acting directly upon the ytaizing fluid,
verts it from morbid and unhealthy state to fit
condition for the purpose of healthful life.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B.
& d. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists IS Fulton St,
New York. Price III per bottle s bottles for vs.;
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM Bookseller, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and r. s. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.