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:; WE KNOW THE BAREFAcED PROMISES

90 WE KNOW THE DAREFACED PROMISES
ana pledges Of qaacks have great weight upon the
trap tie victim Of disease BY the phantom of Imagination
and whisper offancy To those that have unfortunately
gotten the veDerea disease in any Of es various FORMS
say beware Of beguiling tongue of aquack their
promise is but delusivs hope. they will ruin your con-
sttuton anc eventually place you bevond the pale of
medical assistance DR. BLACKWELL'S ANT. ACRID
TlNCTURE AND SCOTCH RENOvATOR, from r
bLkNARD % Nassau street, New York. is th only
remedy yet discovered that chemically unitss with the
blood and juices and expes the virus from the
human system. 90 Remember at OF Nassau street is
the general agent ter the United States
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n7-suRELY THERE is NO aREArER PLEA

nU-sURELY THERE Is NO GREATER PLEA
sure to parent than that Of being able to give relief
Child suffering with any complaint, but when reflect
that summer complaints in children and cholera infan
um ofore considered ncurable be cured
by Bernards DiarrhGa Medicine, how thankful should all
be that such remedy exists Parents and heads Of fam
lies are advised 10 call and the evidences OF this med
cnsthe proprietor feels confident after they have looked
into the matter, they will provide bottle Look for 81
Nsssau street. New York For sale also by DR.. w. H.
Miner, cerner Of John street and Broadwsy
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TO- vfLPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS FOR THE CURE
Of Sonorrhda, elect, and all mocupurnent discharges
ron TIE nrehra THESE pills prepared by the New Yori
college OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
expression of luackery may be relied on as the mosi
speedy and eecual remedy for the above complaints
hey me guaranteed to cure recent in from three
,nve Gays and possess greater power over obstinate
at present known, removing the disease without eoniue
meni nom business taintng the breath disagreeng
win the stomach. Price 81 per box
Scid = tue Ofce OF the College OF Pharmacy end Mo
dirire, o5 Nessan street
W q RICHARDSON. NJ D. Agent
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90 "HowEvER BEAUTIFUL THE CoUNTE.

90 "HOWEVER BEAUTIFUL THE COUNTE.
nance may be-" yet, If the person have a dirty of
teeth accompanied with bad breath becomes only
adsgusting spectacle. but perfect pest to all around
Dr shermans Orrs Tooth Paste perfect antidote for
these evils and Of the most delightful dentrfces in
use II s free from all deeterous substances; does not
inurs the enamel and 1t renders the teeth Of peary
whiteness while destroys all impurities of the BREATH
and acts as to the teeth Try it and
have used DR. sherman's warehouse ia I06 Nassau
street Agents 227 Hudson 1873 Bowery; II Broad
way Ledger Buildings, Philadephia, and State street.
Boston.
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N3- REJOICE! YE FORTUNE HUNTERS THAT
Gonrauds Italian Medcated Soap will give to your hands
all the soness whiteness and decacy highest born
and distinguished in the most refined and polished courts
Of Europe besides eiciting beautifully transparent po
lsh to your nails slight pressure from such hand
sistiby incline her 10 admire the pcssessor Read
er, this Is no fiction Gouraud's Medcated Soap has
actually the chemical property Of changing saow rough
pimped eruptive skins the delicious de-
lcae whitenes, you could possible desire. Buy only
81 Walker street first store from Broadway. SO cents
cake, You will be cheated with swinder's counter
felt And "a Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Milk st.
Boston; Dyer Providence; Carleton, Lowell; Ives Sl
lem; Green. Worcester; Ferre, Middeton Myers New
Haven Pearce Stanwix Hail. Albany; Backus & Bull,
Troy; storrs Hudson; Gray, roughksepsie.
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Total. ;. ;. SO 8:


Iotal. ,205
EXPORTED FROM lsr TO 3lsr AUGUST.
Pots .bbls 9l0 Pearls. .bbs L. lOs
The stock hand at present exceeds the stock on hand
at the same period last year about 500 bbls.
BEEswAx.-We notice sales to some extent of Western
Southern and Northern prime yellow 29t 80 cents
Hay This article is very abundant and prices are
made at 20 a 33 cts.
CorToN-There was fair demand to day, which hold
ers met freely and resulted in ss Of bales all
Tor export During the week there has been daily con.
cesson on the part Of holders which has resulted in
decline OF to cent per lb. prices railing this day
week. We revise our quotations.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIricArIoN.

Stock on hand unsold, and on shipboard not landed
$1,000 bales
Havrs Hars cent for square
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Passengers Arrived.

LosDor-Packet ship switzcrand-Ceo Selvet Murphy
Master George Ross John Beas John Wolford-and so the
steerage.
LIVER ooPacket ship Garick-Capt Macknzie lady and
mer, Genany-200 iD the steerage
GLAsoow-Bargue Wcybosset-Geo Pound lady aud SON.
Alex Browne, Thos Davidson. Mrs Clark Misses Clark
Master Geo Clark-29 in the stcemge.
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90 TO DEAF PERsoNs-The astonishing success
Dr. McNas Acoustic OIL in curingseaf.ess, Il srnly
remarkable Persons TINT have been partially deaf for
years 50 much SO az to avoid the possibility converse
lion with their friends have not unfrequenfly by using
even less than bottle this OIL been greatly relieved
and almost entirely aimed their hearing For buzzns
sounds like the humming of insects any ether diss
greeaoe noises In the this Oil IL amdst certain TO
cure The propretors are daily receiving the most Ast
terng testimonials oi its efficacy and relief for deaf
all cases and in they would confident
ly recommend II 10 the afflicted The following unsoci-
further comment from US -
New YoRK, July 9th. lS44
Nnwun the greatest gratitude that have the plea
OF relating the great benefit have received from DR.
McNairs Acoustic Oil was, At the time commenced
the use Of this OIL deaf that could scarcely hear sny
thins distinctly, and any conversing with me vas
oossd TO speak far above his ordinary Of voice TO
make me hear at all have almost entirely regaped
my hearing perfectly end have used whole Of one
hask yet would confidently recommend all deaf Der.
sons to use this celebrated Oil
ROBERT CARPENTER
t40lMcnroe street lnear Grand street ferry
Sold by Comstock Co. No. 81 Courtland street.
frice 81 per flask.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steamshiD.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will give
% hShEnT SvEy. Captain Of our News Boats report Of
spoken on their passage list Of their and any foreign
medatey on her arrival Agents and Correspondents al home
abroad Will also confer favor by sending Office ali
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical Inorma
hon OF any kind will be thankfully received, ~
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% SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
VIII supplied with Bernardo Diarha medicine upon
great in all places where has been introduced " Nss-
sau street, New York, isthe proprietor's office.
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20 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
sArARiLLA, GENTIAN AND sARsAFRAs, prepared
ny the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy.
ablshed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
ana highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
ns qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
superior to any extract Of sarsapara at present
the public, and may be relied o certain remedy oi
ai diseases arising from impure state of the blood
snch as scrofula, salt rheum rngworm, blotches PIN
pies Steers pain in the bones or joints nodes cuaneon
IRON ths secondary effects Of syphilis nudiciouS
use OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at. 10 cents ssch
in Cases OF halfa-dozen Bottles, S3 so
one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
la very liberal discount to wholesale purchaser.
Office Of the College, e5 Nassau street
w 8. RICHARnsON M. D.. Axaxt
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90 COCKROACHES AND BED BUGS IS Sounholtzs
Roach Bane is eectual in every instance in banishing
these noxous vermin from every house Bed Bugs and
Cockoschss destroy by the thousand wherever it
nused Let every family procure this article There is
no mistake as to its effects Sold only at 81 Courtlandt
street.
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sALEs or srocK,-Ro,ron srrr 4

SALES OF STocKs-BosT0N, SEPT g.
at auction50 shs Auburn Rochester RR per CT adv:
II DO Boston Worcester RR $sel per sh do Palmer
CO. 99per Ct par 40 do Eas ern Railroad Is Der Ct adv
ing Railroad. 25s per sh
Board Of Brokers shares Boston Worcester lI7l
100 do Western r, s9s % do do SOIL do do s9t SO do
Norwich Worcester r, bio 6i4; IL do Portland Saco
Portsmouth 1901 rs do Reading X, slO 25}; so do do
2o5 20 do do bio, 253; so do Auburn Rochester R.
per ot adv 10 do Boston Worcester II l6 per Ct adv
so do Western r. $s9 per sh so do Eastern ia per c
adv; 25 do Reading Il, $252 per sh
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. +.
Increase for fifty days this year. 81 662 This road
has very recently fallen into the hands of few enter
tsrprsins individuals who have increased its produc.
tiveness very materially.
The returns made by the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad
Company, for August show very great increase in the
productveness Of the road since the month last
year
MOHAWK HUDSON RAILROAD
Aug l843Receipts from passengers and freight S6 e2
Aug is44-Receipts from passengers and freight sos
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On Wednesday evening the 4th instant, by the Rev j.
w. Brown, Mr. FRANCIS w. PAGE, of Albemarle Va, to
Miss ANNE T. CHEEsMAN of this city.
On Thursday evening, 4th instant, by the Rev. DR.
Ferris Mr.. RoBERr KNOX, to Miss PHEBE AMELIA Ksox
all of this city.
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do The same energy perseverance, and outlay Of cspi
tel, wiz produce the same favorable results
The receipts Of the Bslo and Niagara Falls Railroad
hs season have been very large For July and first
twenty days August this year and last the receipts
stand as follows -
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CLIFTON HOUSE,
THE BAYsiDE, .sTATEN ISLAND,

CLIFTON HOUSE,
ps rna 3Aa .... an.
seq si Z s Oh b
The dinner hour is " ociock-op Sunday o'clock su
Bowling Alley and Billiard Roo% are Just inisS
ed for the Of the SESaS II ER Fspt.o
the remainder season, Immediate application Of iam
Carriages in attendance to convey passengers TO Clifton House
A PARIS MILLENARY ESTABLISHMENT
a ss !saas% y s oGFss ' s,'1s: s
iss S',
w sad % Gand
The branch in this city will be und-r the immediate
ladies' respectfully solicited % the saloons where they
will always find every recherche article in the millinery line
r s. They would also inform those engaged the millinery
with Ss business ,he latest ..ho"
n Sas orensd to the public + . G ey
EMINENT SUCCESS IN THE TREATMENT OF,
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND LIVER
DR. YoN9EssTH i s ,sous % Neg
sctions and who Were a. By hsr phys
occurred during The month hs brief period he has
&c %ss S' s sia p a
dicnes which stand proudly the Of all dis
arising from coughs colds obstructed perspton
q % syo svsd q as% x. sy '9f S sw S be
. tCoPy OF THE CERrTItArE)
give you my certificate with the greatest Of pleasure
70 think enjoyed good health did years ago. ha,e
been under the treatment Of dozen physcans IN New York.
o h ao and ls & ' ii sa % %s % ,.r D Es &
eased Seven o'clock n the would commence cough
and cough for two hours. would raise, during those
hours, gill Of matter. had difficulty ~ breathing have
lived upon bread milk the last months II eat meat
would remain my stomach. reduced TO perfect
Dr. vondemith has cur,d me- have gained 80 pounds BY
accident my husband one Of Dr. Nondersmiths "a.
tents, who spoke very highly 9f him, and recommended
Vondemith he said he could After his rnedI-
cine three days, commenced splitting quart Of matter This
continued Tor three days then stopped grew better every
Of lungs Every said could not be cured. Thank God
Dr. Vondersmh cured me perfectly sound
Mrs BuCKwALTER.
July TO- lBti. hlizabethtown, N. j,
state Of New York, City and County Of New York,
Benemn Beckwalter duly dep2ses aud that he
namcd Mrs. Buckwacr whose name subscribed TO the above
not. BENJAMIN BUCkWALTER.
'"o'" 0''0s "' ''' w" a'' . 'rM TINES Is HARPER,
Mayor Of the City Of New York.
PpaIrcd and sold only by Dr. Vonmith sole PROPRIETOR
io Greenwich st. y. " Call upon the Mayor and
true. an90 6teodsec
EUANOOO tons Icaboe, imported direct and for sale in
- lots to suit purchasen,by h. X. COLLINS co.
s8m 80 South street.
IUNK-io Tons Old Russia Tarrrd Rope, for sale by
PERSSt u BROOKS
Sc No. 60 and 81 Nassau street.
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state OF Trade,

State OF Trade.
are very steady and in fair demand at S4
l83 $l25 Pearls are held at 81 433 50 5O Both de-
sctptions are evidently improving price and Demand
Ashes received from the opening Of the canals to the 9Th
Of September, inclusive: ~ 80
August VI. barrels So 654
september o...... 1882
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Correspondence OF the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE, I
Arr dEipsss sESu rsGs for
Miscellaneous Record.
6 1 ass
ance could be rendered went to pieces No insurance All
on $ G% sw s brig
have just gone ondid not enough ascertain who
Notice to Mariners.
- DEpARTMEsT OF STATE, }
e o Se hy%s psn a s % il rs Ss $ &
&. as s Ta sss
h% sSsa HS %Tsdas s s :: Fss%s
Is, TRa T. s vfs. from he United
the :a%s shall Be- Ss pS'i %
81 That subject Quarantine shall be permitted
:, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
m, Washington. ith September, 1914
hs Uasd sss %
s%s as5 @ S j @ es%s &c
siss sssS Of e & 5 for the
the Ssh sa. Es
a black buoy No on he neythssst side Of the voge
h Hou at Sswa ae from f. I e. 0 s
sci the Ebe, and W. 5 w. from the beacon Buschsand
black buoy, No the northeast Of the yogeIsand
IN about ia,homs at low water bearing by NJ from the
Ebe i " from f the Be Beacon ccs0oa on
Whit sSroy lie % northeast point Sf he es.and
@ irs% '"s The s'a%a Sn'
The two black buoys have top with white ring on the
are sSd The py cl :? %s
branded The white buoy has red top, which the
Busum painted white and the Royal Cyphe branded
The bu9ys generally Tmoyed the first o. December and
down again in the beginning Of March.
spoken.
Shenandoah Of Philadelphia for Liverpool Aug 49, l A 40
Ion i5-by the Gauick at this port.
Onyx from Southampton for Europe, Aug 2, lat IS 5by
Robt Parker Dwight Liverpool for Boston, Sept lat 42 3o
lonG7.
TRINIDAD, Cuba Aug l6-n port, Casilds, Higgins for
Cowes and mkt; Zada, Chapman, uac Old Colony Chase
Of Portland for Havana days. CoIdea Capp, of and for
Boston, Neptune Basiord for do disg Sid sth, Portland
QuEprc, Sept; Arr Collooney, McConochy, Aberdeen
3-Argentina son, Primrose Irvine; Countess Of Mugraye
mond s!anbury Milford Creole Clske and Besey Boyd,
Londonderry, Rose sacroom, While Waterford; Susan Mills
imma, spice Plymouth Vo" WIamon,y n,y'IB Ba,n.,SnH msyH
CD William and Mary, xyre, Plymouth D''n'''0e
Luke Ports.
T. & 6csg IVA %sys rT TedS d2G .,s
ANS;SS5 N,;s% n,%i 1sa Ws"g 3 Cleveland
CLEyrLAND, Sept 3-An Navigsto Conneaut; Free Trade
North America lexington Adelaide Uncle Tom and scoto
Tom Corwin Monroe; Navigator Kince North Ameca and
Scioto Buffalo; Geneva Detroit
Home Ports.
,LurEc, Sept 2-Ar Julia Ann, Tucker NYork Sid No.
BILE, Demng Alexandra.
mond' cadiz Nance Of Gardiner Liverpool '''''
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Cleared.

Cleared.
siE Msy WR ssa j; 5ssS.;s"
Sas'Gs E9SSs SsSa A%sf:ts$G ss!G.sn kgs ss
fHG%s ss sv ussas",s Hs,s
Pf sG%s NTi9 IT, smith, afSs;?s Excel
o6asS
!, vs.sss ssSsV
ss Gsgi R:IsH s
,ST ss foS:
Sss,.l sS" Sssy AMI
Mff o c.; ssl
lH s"s: AiS aas Ae'
Arrived.
;$% o''''" ana Macao 80 days.
10I as"asn co and Ports
dss seks, e, shg GaTsck ask from Liverpool Aug 2 with
Packet ship saIy Edgar Havre Aug s. with mdss to
.uS sShs wsaK s% July 80 with md
Sss. Yfms MsTa. i day. from
B,saas Condor Ward day. from Porto Rico, with sugar
Brig Eliza, Lockwood, le days from ST. Croix with sugar,
Brig etamo!a Ashby days from Mystic in ballast to E.
British schr Mary Ann, days from Halifax Ms with wood
to j. II. Braine. '
British schr Rival Price, 10 days from Sydney, CB. with
coal to master , ~
sh 0hell9 smaey i2 days from Calais, with lumber
Sch Mary Jare Hutchinson 10 days from Calais with lum-
Der, TO Smith Buynton.
Schr Redwng Sleeper, days from Thomason with lme
to master. - ~ '
sch Henry Clay. Foster, from Machas, with lumber to
master =
Sch Little Mary Davis days from Portland with plaster
and fish, TO q. B. < w. Moses ~
sehrs Cornela, Faulkn and Jasper Howes from Boston,
Schr Adventure days from New London with granite 10
master '
schr Copy, Gardner, days from Philadelphia with coal
bound TO Nantucket
Schr Frances A. Seward from Philadelphia with coal-bnd
to Providence. ~
Soop Triumph, Mitchell days from Nantucket with oil
to Hussey, Murray, and others ~
Brig Orleans and schr Helen Gray from PHILADELPHIA
for Boston, anchored the Lower Bay yesterday
head winds. "
BclOw.
Two ships, one brig, unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Ashburton, Hutteston, Lverpoo Charleston An.
drews, Charleston, and others.
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AUCTION SALES.
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GREEN uDIfSE pI ANfI,S

GREEN HOUSE PLANTS
.at& ALL The COLLECTION Of and choice Green
86ouse Plants belonging Nblos Garden will be sold
A<A.at auction on MONDAY September i6th without
serve the Green Houses yoidiby brokenup Pacu
days AZ
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
- "A SPLENDID FARM on the Hudson river, town Of
870Newburgh Orange county, mile Of the village
containing io7 acres IN high state Of cultivation, well
waered (bounded west by failing Of
good house. two stories and kitchen good large
Barn aud Lime Kiln and plenty of limestone The will
be divided sold together will best suit the purchasers
The greater part Of the money remain bond and
gage az viii best suit the purchaser For particulars
at i9 Broadway Of Canal ~ " or of Moses Wilson,
the premises The sale will be Friday. 9th Of Sept
the Orange Hotel Newburgh l2 o'clock aug23 2wsec
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CIRCUs-BOWERY.

HORSEMANSHIP AND VAULTING.
This Evening
In addition TO which the celebrated VIRGINIA SFRENA
Sc 3tsIc
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| NAvAL.-The u. S. brig Oregon. Ii. Com. Sin.
clair from New York, anchored on the Naval Hospital
yestt rday. s. frigate Macedonia sailed from Acera
Africa June 26, for St Thomas Africa-Nofo folk Hryrld
l Sent ''S~'"
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6sf FOX NEW % o. ne ns ,n.. ~, ~ 1ep'
Ek$SkE apttn Wilson, will BE- despatched - above
ni. superior shp oeis most desirable conysysn" for ca
. cd rabin who viii be tEten on
moderate terms Apply board, n .ursys wharf 'ot OF
Wall street, OF to JohN nr nrngn.hN,
NJ BThe subscriber will have regular succession 2i nrt
cl.s shs sailing weekly for New Orleans, which the pas
commodaions viii be made comfortable AVN
- above,
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beneficial and more permanent And
more, that neither of the Two old political
parties can, and never may be depended
upon TO accomplish so desirable an object!
Let US, then, wash our hands ofall ex.
listing organizations which hesitate 10
make humanity their cement, and Uni
versal Liberty their great aim and object.
Ii we have made up our minds that the
captive must be freed from his chains,
and the deep and damning reproach Of
slavery wiped from the character of our
nation, we mus, break up our old political
associations and attachments, and enlist at
once in Liber,y's grand phalanx that is
multiplying its hosts, and extending its
wings, for the final and successful attack
on the dominions of oppression and tyr
amy.
Signed by CHARLES F. SHuTE and 60
others.
January /, 1874.
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IP Mark what the Boston Atlas, a
leading Wing paper, says concerning the
admission of Texas: We will surrender
The Wing cause. We will even aban'
dan Mr.. clay. We will drop every
other political consideration and associa
citation, and league ourselves with those,
whOsver they may be, who are delermin'
ed at every hazard and upon every peril
TO prevent the annexation of the SJaue
Territory Of Texas to our country -
TnIs MUST NOT BE DONE. lT SHALL NOT
BE DONE" That's ight. Now the Edi-
tor talks like an honest man with great
heart throbbing hard for his county,
Now his humanity prevails. Party
names and party watch words dwindle
into insignifcan, e while his country lin
gers hesitating, upon the brink of an aw
full preclpice, whether she shall take the
downward plunge!
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LIBERTY ST.ATE TICKET.
The Texas Annexation.

The mask has at last been thrown
off and we now see the horrors of the
secret but matured plot. The treaty, it
is universally believed, has already been
signed by John Tyler, who has been for
several weeks closeted with the special
Minister, and will very soon, if it has
not been already be sent to the Senate
for its sanction, Then by vote of taOo
thirds of that body, Texas and the
United States are one, connected by a
bond indissoluble as the Union. Will
the Wing Senate confirm the treaty p
We cannot tell. They have just rati-
fed, unanimously, the nomination of Mr..
Calhoun, as secretary Of state, who was
proposed " because he was in favor of
the annexation" They had before ap-
proved Of Mr.. Upshur, with the same
sentiments, for the same office. They
have sanctioned the nomination of Mr..
Mason of Virginia as secretary of the
Navy as they did before of Mr.. Gilmer.
Why may not two thirds of such a SEN
ate be driven to the deed9 A few
Northern Senators have only to be o5-
sent, and the work is consummated.
The Wing and Democratic Press,
which have heretofore regarded the pro-
ject of annexation as hopeless, and the
fears of abolitionists as idle, are now
waking as by thunder peal, when their
efforts, it may be, are too late. But let
them speak out now. Let them give ur
the darling but dangerous policy of vot-
ing for the champions of slavery-let
the North now cut loose from slave
ny, and save their country fast YER
ging to the brink Of ruin. The Senate
by its late acts of confirmation has be
trayed its trust. The House, by its Bal
tmore resolutions, of Feb. &c, with on
ly % to oppose it, has proved treach
erous to the confidence reposed in it,
The President Of the United States ha
attempted to sell tho liberties of hi
country and to fasten slavery upon
forever. The present candidates for tn
t Presidency are fully in league with tn
bloodest institution of any age or cline
But to show the opinions of the pres
, upon the subject, we give the followin,
. extracts. The Boston Atlas says:
, II f!ls us with CONSERVATION an
. alarm, to hear that this Internal plot ha
been matured, to an extent which W
I could not have believed, and can no,
scarcely realize. They must be insan
we care not who they are--they mus
be lost to all regard to the preservatio,
, OF our free institutions, and the manten
ance of our republican government, VIII
can harbor an idea favorable 10 this an
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"THE Book OF HEALTH, or Thorn
sonian Theory and Practice of Medicine,
including the latest views of Physiology,
Pathology, and Therapeutics; by F. *
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Medical Practice, and Materia Medica,
by Silas WiIcor. Designed for every
body"
The above is the title of work OF 800
pages, published at Bennington, VI. To
say nothing, in this place. of the merits
of the Thomsonian, in comparison with
the long established system Of Medicine
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