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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14


leaders Of the Government were using every
effort TO prevent final recourse to conflict
of arms; and that Santa Anna maintained as
S s2se sn front ns, as .ppa 'sa CT e,v
of Vera Cruz, from ssnlch we have the most
copious intelligence, the option is unanimous
that the downfall Of Santa Anna is beyond
question but by the citizens Of that town it
would seem that he was hated more cordially
than in any other part Of the country.
Gen. Bravo entered the capitol on the 22d.
He was appointed Commander-ln-Ch Chief Of the
army and entrusted with the defence of the
city the day following, and TWO days subse.
quently $500 troops Of the division he had
previously commanded arrived in the city.
The reception Of Gen. Bravo was marked
by every expression Of enthusiasm. Crowds
went forth 10 meet him, and he was escorted
to his quarters by dense column of citizens.
A son Of Santa Anna was made prisoner
endeavoring to escape from that city, accom-
panied by four Dragons. One ofhis sons has
been represented as young man of remarka-
bic cleverness, bat in stature he is almost
dwarf, aud although possessing much talent,
is terribly deformed. 1t may be that this is
the same son. He was arrested by some
guards attached to the tobacco excise.
The extreme rancor of the Mexican press
towards Santa Anna is one Of the most slrik.
ing features in the impressions we gather from
the late news. II shows how debased the
conductors Of tho press must have been, OF
how severe the censorship exercised by the
tyrant in the day Of his power, for until now
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nR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
EH WILD CHERRY, TIE GREAT REMEDY

FOR CONSUMPTION,
This Celebrated Remedyo has now, by its intrin-
sic virtues, acquired celebrity which can never be
shaken by the many quack "hosusns" with which
that this 10 the only remedy that be relied uPoa
for the speedy and permanent cure Of all Diseases Of
the Lungs. Wherever persons afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, Splitting al Blood, As'bua, Bronchi
lis, inflammation III the Lungs, Difficulty of Breath
ing Soreness and Pain III the Chest, Group and De
rangement Of the Liver, Broken Constitution, Sc,
this medicine will he ouEd an Invaluable remedy
1t Is literally sweeping CONSUMPTION from the land,
wherever it is introduced aud becomes known, all
others dwinde nlo insisniiicance; the public have
been "humbn9ged" long enough, and now resort to
q medicine which the testimony ~ the most eminent
physicians in the land has placed above the reach Of
criticisn II requires no bosteing Hp by publishing
columns OF forged eertfCatesbut il IL enough 10 let
the public know where 1t can be Obtained, and one
trial viii convince all Of lis great eEfacy in curing
those distressing diseases above named which have
baied the ski OF the most learned practitioners fot
ages heretofore. Dr.. SwAYNEs GOnPO0Hp SYRUP OF
WED CHERRY, was the first preparation from that
valuable tree, that was ever introduced the public,
and ample proof is afforded of its success, by The
country being Hooded with "BaIsams )" "Candies,"
and "MlXures" Of Wild Cherry, not one Of which il
prepared by regular physician Therefore, the pub
lie should be on their guard, and not have worthless
mixture palmed upon them for the ORIGINAL and GEN
UIHE preparation, which is only prepared by DOctoS
SwAYSE, at the N. w. corner OF EIGHTH & RACE
SITS, Philadelphia.
For sale by regularly appointed Agents in all the
principal towns in the United States.
baltimore Il gcntSl, Z. Cook, No. 10 Baltimore ST.
S ADLER y CaHhy, Pratt street wharf, J. W. & K. w.
Davis, No 3l4 Baltimore street
District HgentS-R. Farnham, Washington, ID. G.;
VIM. Staber y Bro, Alexandra. ID. c.; George M,
Sothoron, Georgetown. n4tAp6r
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'rnE AEag SESSION or CoNG8Ess. Two i'm
possanl subjects will occupy the attention OF
Congress- al IS next session, VIZ: the Oregon
question aud the revision o, the Tautf. In re-
gard TO The first, il appears TO BE- the prevailing
opinion, that the President will maintain the
right Of the United States to the whole Of the
territory which has heretofore been in dispute
between Great Britain and this country, and
tina. he will be sustained in this position by
Concrees Should this be the case, we think il
not unlikely, that war between the two coun-
tries may be the result. Could we be content
TO permit matters to remain as they are Tor n
tino, Oregon would come into the possession
oil our government by the natural course OF
events, and without the cost and sutlerings OF
a coBtes, with Eugland-but to this our Hot
spur blood vii! not submit, Indeed, from artl-
ces which appear in some of the newspapers
it would seem to be the settled determination
ofpoii.cnns to produce 4 war with Great Bei-
tain. 1t is spohon OF in rasconadIng terms, as
though We had nothing to do but to strike a
D.OW ahu bIlI1 5btlll Dutl ~ tuI iGL' SUM- iOi
forgiveness. It is very true that our resurces
oCaIl Kinds arc far Superior to what they were
during the last war; 5ut it is also true, that tho
strength Of Great Britai. has likewise beer
greatly increased since that pcriol-we should
not, therefore, blindy or from passion rush in
10 contest, in winch, whatever, may be III,
final result, we must sustain immense ioinry
Our truo policy is to preserve peace, if II car
ho done with honor; and, as there is 70 inme
date necessity for settling the Oregon qaoslio
nt,crvise than amrcnbly, We think that our g
vernpent would act with more WIS !om an
discretion BY retaining from making demau
which i, is known the British government wi
resist. Tine will give Us all that we can
iust,ce asA-ior the number Of emigrants iFo
this country to Oregon is SO rapidly augmea
inr, that in a few years the territory will
settled almost exclusively by Americans.
In reference to the Tariff, il is evident, th
n ooyerful effort will be made to reduce it
the revenue standard. What that standa
will be, we can only infer from what has be'
suggested as the opinion of the Secretary of Il
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ansertca1y Rept1bltrar1,
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. i, ls45.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

REr0RM. The Nlhamsport Banner thhNS'
that the Reform question was started IN Wary
land roy party purposes, and designed to oe
nsed as 40 eIectionecring hobby, InI' may
have been the case to certain extent ioF what
we know; but we aver that we had no such :
design, but Oh the contrary, advocated reform
from the sincere conviction, that It woh'd beI
both iust and polite TO change the Const'lu-
ton in some respects, and 10 re'Tchch e%Pehu'-
lures wherever Vt might oe appreciate wei
look upon the sohi'ctS o! ici''"' anu '''''n'"-
m9nt as rising superior 10 mere parry '"''S'uo'"
tons, nor do we Hho" "n''n parry w'"'' NC
benefited by the measures "hlch We nave au-
vocalcd, It u obvious, that, whilst we are de-
ny!nG justice TO inc pUo!ic c'eu''o'' We ''"''''
honestly indulge IN snperhnons expenditures
In .h's respect the State should pursue 'i'
same course that would be aa"Pte" ny al ''o"o-
rabe aud embarrassed 'hu'V'HHal-''a' 'S' ~
dnco his expenses 10 thc lowest Po'"'' 'i'o' II"
night DC enabled 10 pay ms o'o'S' y" t'''7
point NO are E'au 10 see th"' thH eu''o' % '"'
Banacr agrees "ilh us. lie SavS:-l mere are
Some good things about TINS reform question:
and some, to bring about wl''ch we "o"'" near
MY contribute our aid' we are III i"V'' Vi
topping oh all useless oXctcsSehccS-"! aoo-
fishing all s'ne;uIss OF reducing the salaries
and that pretty consder1bIy--ot all our 60
VeEnHen.al othcerS-and, Should 1t be found
proper, after mature investigation and deIIhera-
l,,l. altt nj Al
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FASHION. A correspondent, after condemn
ing the men Of the present day, for their pre-
ference OF fashion to comfort, pays bis respects
to the ladies', whom he charges with "lorsaklng
the plain fashion of Quaker drabs, &C., for the
pavest dresses that can be had" He seems to
have forgotten the adago that fine feathers
make fine BIRDS He cannot endure the pre-
sent fashionable bonnet, which he compares to
an old fashioned Coal bod without a handle
But (says he, } ''this is not all, We look in
vain (and oh how rejoice at it, for the for
mer fashionable hump on the back, called
'bishop.'" "What has become Of it, you will
no doubt ask? Why srs, they have been en-
larged for salt sack petticoats' of the cOarsest
kinds; and so great is the rage for the same,
that the price for good sized sack has raised
from twelve and half cents TO fifty cents, in a
CITY rot more than one hundred miles north OF
this. This news | have from female ac-
quaintance OF the said city. Truly, this is the
age ofimprovement." Our correspondent de-
serves TO be inclosed in one Of said "saIt sacks,
and handed over to the ladies to be scourged
for his interfering with their petticoats.
ELuco7r's MUS Posi- OrfrcE. The re
ceIpts Of this Office for the quarter ending tn
lat ult show Il falling off of over so per cent
! The postmastcr's regular salary is about So
! por quarter.
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From The Republican and Arsus.

OF Sir Water Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor the king and the begsar; indeed its
consumption has become so gpnfr that it is hard to
find one ,hal does not either smoke, snuff chen
For ourselves, we prefer lch Cigar. Ali there they
are! a box of the agree ibIe deluders-BOOTH'S
BEST. Boy light match, 50 that we can luXuriate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy. PGB'
PuPF! PUFF! An! BOOTH knows how To make
them If any Of our readers wish enjoy them
sevea, as we VOW are doing, we would recommend
them 10 the ''YEILOw House, at the Hanover Mar
ket-rght on the ni-tfr
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EA Hat, Can and Fur Store from No. ). Charles
street to No 3 EAST BALTIMORE STREET, I'D
door east of Batmorc.st. BridgeD where he is pre-
pared TO furnish Gentlemen's HATS, of fashionable
style, and equal in make and finish 10 any thing that
can be procured in Baltimore. Also gcntemens
ami chdren's Cloth and Fur GAPS, Ladies' MUFFS,
Chlldren's Fancy HATS, Sleigh Robes. &c. n4-4It
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fIz- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld aud Silver WATCHES; Gold
Quad and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
G GABRIEL. ID. ChARkiS assortment, which is com
pete ri his Old Established ore Wafer ST., I'd door
from Calvert. OBJ
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G7" ORDERS FROM TIE COUNTRY for tickets
in any of The magnificent lotteries drawing will
meet promnt attention. and may sceHre some of the
capital prizes If directed u.s. All prizes sold by
are paid upon presentation al our cuunter, in Gold.
We invariably pay postage on all orders.
EMORY * co.
IL DCalynrt a,rrct. Baltimore Md.
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HLORIOUs LUCK AT sCHoOLFIELD
NE CO.'S. ye-terdy. They sold the Capital Prize
of 81 900. 10 Nos 30 50 SO the grand prize of Sl0
900 to an old customer of this city, in package,
which cost him only S35, and he receives $780,
This is a pretty good haul for small an outlay
Citizens and strangers can have their pockets filled
with gold coin by calling on Scheduled 60.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class ll3, drawn
Nov, 3, low st prize IS, are:
50 So % 80 SO SO 3 90 76 10 IS 10 SO IS
Draws TODAY, the fine scheme Of Md. COnsoIi'
dated Lottery, extra class "A.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
! prize OF IS 600 prize o: $500 ,
:" 1920 1885
100 so " 1000 sc,
Whole tickets S2i-sharrs in propOftan.
tI3- Draws next SATURDAY, November oh, the
Small Fly SEMINARY Lottery, lass ~, capital priae
S40O0-Tickets Sl-sh1res in proportion, i'll which
Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate packages Of
% whole tickets for only II So halves Sc rs, quarters
SO 81, eighths 81 Gs.
For The prizes in packages single tickets sbaYes,
be sure and call on the all lucky
SCHUOLFIELD & CO.,
No. | Calvert street,
1t FRS Office from Baltimore street.
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WIN. III. TX EEVEL

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SSsINM FASHIONABLE ARp PRACTICAL Halter,
fASN So BALTIMORE STREET,
sISMMsSa Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
that owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled furnish Fashionable HGts
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other esab
lishment in the city, Of any shape description now
worn, viz: Sik, Moteskn Russia, Cashmere Nastrid,
and Bearer Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
A BILL Of PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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{T3s HOWARD DIVISION, No. 3, SONS q
TEN GRANGE. Members are requested TO atten
the meeting on WEDNEe DAY EVENING, Nov. 5tl
at O'Clock. as business of great importance to a
will he laid before them BY order,
u33t' JAMES RUSSELL, r. s.
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,pyFENA a.O ROBES. No. of the best quail
3 it,, by the bale or single one low tor cash, at
No. 5 iOuGh Charles street.
nlI,y+ G. NJ. TAYLOR.
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ktN onnM TODAY FOR go at the
SSNBSH9H Head Quarters of TUCKER
bro, where brilliant prizes are selling daily. Two
al a time in one package. Packages in the above
scheme sell at SO so on certificate, thus giving
chance for Of the highest prizes at half price in
this system $1,000 and 5000 we sold in one package
in the sterling scheme OF yesterday. $1,000 we sent
Elicott's Mills besides selng2 prizes Of Sl00 to
our neghbors on the Point.
TT. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the Corner-Iiead of Centre Market.
1ng- Send your orders eariy-The Small Fry draws
again next SATURDAY, 9Th inst. Capital $1,000
Tickets ST., qrs 25 cts Packages Of Qs. 81. II
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FFICE OF FLETCHER & co.

OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co.
No. . Holiday :, q tito. :
s. SQBabSS sl0oo-75 No Lottery u Bal
lots. TODAY, tickets 81 SO, halves 81 95, qrs. sc.
package only So IS, which may realize near 53UV9,
Drawn Nos. class l3-iowest prize S5 are
50 SO 90 80 50 So 3 20 10 10 rs IS 60 65
Tickets shat' and packages IN all the lotteries now
DRY Co., and snperintenced by commissioners ap-
pointed ny the State of Maryland, are new regularly
supplied al this office.
Persons residing at distance particularly re-
quesed to direct their orders and letters III all cases
JAMES FLETCHER s CO, Baltimore, Md.
A II TEE Old TRICK OF SELLING
"a Capital Plies agnin, and paying out prize mo-
ney with q rush The GODDESS ef Fortune still Con-
tinues dispense her favOrs at nj. 1OfLE'S Capital
Prize Depot, No. IA Pratt 81. opposite the Railroad
Depot ana next to Bradshaw's United States HOTEL
where she has been the presiding divinity for the last
10 wears During this time she has scattered her ia
vors with lavish hand, and riches have followed the
iuvestm mt Of a few dolass Her motto is-"Seek and
We shall lind.' The following splendid schemes will
be drawn this week:
TUESDAY, capital 5000, tickets s2., shares in
WEDNESDAY, capital saO,oeO, tickets IS, shares
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s4, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 80, sharesin
proportion.
proportion. We will sell certificate Of package OF
% whole tickets for % halves for 80, ~ quarters
for So - etahls II 80 A fine chance Tor the ladies'.
4 liberal discount viii be paid to rcgsuns who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers, by
t1e package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
| mail or otherwise addressed TO
| N. DOYLE, 20. l44 Pratt street,
IL TRl 0urnShp II. n q. Il. r. Hen0i.
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assure the public that series of entertainments VIII
be brought forward which cannot fail to prove SAILS
factory 10 the patrons OF she drama.
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ars- H. s. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of french s. German LOOKING Glass PLATES,
which will be sold, by wholesale and leta as low as
any Importer in this any other city.
GLIDING done in all ITS yatieGGs--such as Portrait,
Picture and Frames Of all descriptions.
CORNiCES Of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-gt and Looking Glas :cS AID Picture
Glass inserted, at .
jy2l-d No. NORTH GAY STREET
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
sEs.EC u - CEN,IEE III al

CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
TNNIIOMAS BECK, No. So CENTRE MAR
"a KET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling off his pre-
sent stock Of SPLENDID CARPETINGS at FAC
TORY PRICES-such as imperial Three PHYS extra
super lngrains, fine and common !sgans, Wool Fin
ishins aud Cotton stair CARPET INGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS. DOOR MARS, FLOOR s. TABLE
OIL CLOTHS, sc. &c. All persons in want of any
of the above named articles, requested to make
inquiry at any Carpet Store in Baltimore relative to
the price of Carpeling, &C., and then call at No 53
MARKET SPACE, where they purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
NIB RAG CARPETING, of my own manufacture,
a splendid article, al very low prices. n4-tJa4'
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EEANCE'S SARsAPARILLA OR 100 d
u IL PILLS, are by lar the best medicine ever dis
covered for curing
COstiveness, Dyspepsia, Swimming
in the Head, sc. Persons of a full habit,
who subject TO Headache, Giddness, brow
siness, and singing in the Ears arising from 10" great
flow of blood to the head should never be
without them, as u any dangerous symp-
toms will be entirely carried off by
their Immediate use.
Always ask for HhNCES PILLS. and purchase of
none hut those advertised agents. and convenient
call and see the proprietor himself
90 For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, l0s Baltimore
street and corner of Charles and Pratt streets. Price
p cents per box, for HANCE'S GENUINE PILLS,
or five for al. OIL
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

CASH FOR NEGROES.
II WISH To PURCHASE a number oflkeIy
n young NEGROES of both sexes, from IL to 80
years of age, for which will pay the highest market
prices. Apply at HabberSett's Washington House,
PRATT STREET, near Hanover-st
C3- All communications promptly attended to.
ni-tNl4*I WILLIAM HARkER.
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JEW BOOKS. Received at

EahTENT sofia LAMPS. Thaye on hand
Il complete assortment of Cornelius * Cos cele-
bratcG PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, for burning lard
ar together wi great variety Of Cut aud flain
GLOBES. LAMP GLASSES, WlCK5, &c, all of
which offered at the lowest prices.
G. WEST, No. Is sharp street, =
oS- I'm between baltimore and German sta,
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ppE FALL sTyIE0E HATS

BLANKETS. FLANNELS, MERiND5, SHAWLS,
SILK VELVETS, CASHMERES, sc. &c.
Ed McILDOVYNEY Is co. have for sale
aIe reasonable tetuis--
BLANKETS, of all sizes aud qualities
FLANNELS, of Rose - and ArCher's patent
do Of 10, Al and ga white. red ard yellow
French MERlNOS Of the hest quality aud AL coIors
5 LK VEbNErS, nil cOl0rs, with DIX. and blue Dir
French CASHMERE, the newest styles
THlBET CLOrii, a new and beautiful arhcie l"r
walking dresses
French aud Scotch NOUSLIN De LANES
SHAWLS, SILKS with their usual large assortment
of Irish Linens, Linen Sheeting Damask h1"
Diaper Table Linens, ToWclling, Cahloh fh"h
neIs, Gloves, &c. Call at .,,,,,,
No. IG3 BALTIMORE STREET,
n3 between Calvert anh Lteh ss
NNTIDE AUG CRIME GinEPs. maud
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HDATENT ~DLAk AND COMMON LARD
LAMPS, WICKS and SHADES, for sale low
nj the FURNl HING WAREHOUSE, No. 10 North
Charles street, opposite lhc Union Bank.
nd 2w e. T.. WErMORE & co.
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yaSO CARPENTERS. ;he SUBJ crihrr is in
want ola lnt of SAFE FRAMES, for which
liberal price will be given II immediate apPtcaunh DC
rnadr TO Ahrhnp H. NIT;
ri # No. a3j Baltimore street.
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{l2- NOTICE. The members of the Second BaP-
tst Church hereby Informed that there will be an
adjourned Church meeting held THIS CThursday)
EVENING, in the meeting house, Fleet street, F. F..
at : o,cock-and, as business of great and vital i'm
porIancc will be attended TO- it is hoped and request
ed that every member will be present. Ii"