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corner Dauphin and Commerce st

WARRANTS EFFERVESCENT SELTZER Il APERIENT-A delightful effervescent draught, possessing all the virtues of the celebrated Sezer Spring in Germany. It promptly relieves headache, nals a, depression of spirits acidity of the stomach, nervous debility, &c. supply received per brIg "etnmpka, for sale by I. c. DUBOSE CO,
 mhll Druggists, 39 Waier-st
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"INES-The subscriber has received a con-
 w signment from Messrs. Bunker < Go. New York, choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in cases of one dozen each These wines offered for sale with full guarenty of their genuineness and quality. ROBERT s. BUNKER.
 declS corner of Royal and St Francis-streets EHOlCE WINES-A few cases superior Care., V Sauierne, and Sherry,-as.samples of Messrs. Stock & Co.'s Wines,--and which we can confden- tally recommend, for sale by
 mhI6 JAMES MAGEE co. 66 COm.sL
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ID ULL'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- ID SAPARlLLA, For the cure of Scrofula in all Its forms, diseases of the skin, eruptiors, &c rlleuma ism, dyspepeia, chronic diseases of the tive effects of mercury, and all diseases arising from impure state of the blood. For sale by
 R. L. WATKINS & CO., Druggist,
 janl0 corner Water aud St Francis-s.s ID ICHARDsON's CELEBRATED AMERk lC CAN PANACEA--This article is all com pounded from vegetable rnal,er, free from any adul teraion and warranted free from any ingredient de- trimental to health 0f- tI3' lTsAlt f.s
 It has never failed to afford relief or effect cure. (when taken according to directions, Salt Rheuin, Scrolula, Fever Sores, Inflamatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Biles, Scurvy, Scald Head, Bloches or Pmples the face, and all culaneous eruptions, ulcers arising from njudicious use of Mercury, or an impure state of the blood.
 It usually produces tonic effect, while in most cases it also acts gentle catharic increasing the appetite and improving the general health of the pas tient. causing all sores or ulcers to discharge more freely than before, and inducing perfectly healthy action of the beod. IL has also been found benef- cal in some cases of pulmonary diseases. Those using it should abstain from stimulating dr,nks and lal highly seasoned tood,
 A supply received and for sale by
 dec2lcmo HAvlLAND. CLARK & CO, Agts nYSPEPTICS DYSPEPTICS !!-How can D you doubt the medical virtues of Conn eii's Ap- h-Dyspepf'c Potuder, the only sure remedy ever 0f- fered to the public. prepared expressly for that paint, single trial of which will convince the most sceptcal ofts ability to cure in any stage and under any formi and being purely vegetable, persons of the most delicate constitution may 1t ia all Kinds Of weather with perfect safety
 fT PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IT, lS4S.
 MR. JOHN CANrRELL:-l have taken some of your Powders, and they are the ouly remedy have ever found to relieve from that treacherous dls- ease. Dyspepaa. have tired almost every thing Thompsonan, Botanic and the old system of docto, ing. and found no relief from them for tie three years that was troubled with that disease.
 l advise those that are troubled with Dyspepsia to give il fair trial, and prove for themselves it's eff cacy. It removes giddness from the head heaviness and burning from the breast and stomach and brings he digestive organs to the natural state. do hear lily believe, if given far trial, il will effect per- lect cure.- ROBERT s. GAvETT.
 No. 2 UnIon-street, South ark. Numerous reierances be given as to the effica cy of ihe medicine. SETH W. ROBERTS, jan26 sign of the Green Mortar.
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 EULLER'S Compound Extract of Wild Cherry A' Candy, for the cure of coughs, colds splitting of blood, inflammation of the throat and lungs, and all other pulmonary complaints. This candy contains in highly concentrated form, the remarkable medicinal qualities of the Wild Cherry, so highly esteemed the of coughs. colds, and affections of throat and lungs It also contains the valuable qualities of hoarhound, l.iverwort, Liquor and squills IL pleasant to the taste, and may he taken without the slightest apprehension of any unpIeas mt effects following its use and will invaIa bIy afford the most signal benefit. Try il. supply just received. l. c. DUBOSE, & co.
 feb22 Druggists, agents. 39 Water street A UlRK'S CAsSADA OIL-For preserving
 ok and beautfying the Hair, recommended on the basis of truth and experience, nourisher of the hair, and promoter of it's growth, at the same time rendering it ttrnnscendanty beautiful. Tine Casslda Oil affords more nourIshment for the hair than any other article ever discovered, and by a continuance of it's use it never fails to strengthen the weakes hair. supply of this superior article just received and for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,,
 jan8 45 and 47 Water-st.
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r lQUORS-5 bbs Peach Brandy HZ 10 half pipes Rousse Brandy H do do O,ard, Dupuy & Co Brandy 5 do do Hennessey do
 do do Du Calimsn do 50 bbs and 1 casks American do
 bbs old Shirly Whiskey
 pipe imperial Eagle Gin
 10 bhs American do 10 bbs New England Rum
 30 bbs Monongahela Whiskey Is half bbls do do
 25 quarter casks Malaga Wine 10 do do Port do
 do do pure juice Port
 pipe Woodhouse Madeira
 l half pipe do do
 8 do Cherry Brandy
 3 do Cherry Bounce
 50 bbls nexter's D K Whiskey 100 bbls Cincinnati do
 Is casks quart London Porter
 10 casks pint do do 150 boxes Philadelphia Ale and Porter 100 boxes do Cider .s.. 10 bbls Hartford do For sale by [jan27I T. P. MILLER co. NEW SUMMER GooDS-DAkIKLs & BRA V DT have received per Selma,
 Real French Muslins, bufIs, blues, &c. Plain black Garages, very fine Black and whiie Organdies and Lawns Printed Lawns and Jaconets
 20 cases light summer Cacoes
 10 cases soft finish Irish Linent
 5 cases 12 and l0.4 Sheeting Linen
 1 case fine Pillow Case Linens
 Scotch and French Ginghams
 Gauze Flannels, very fine
 Thread Lace Edgmgs and Insertings Muslin Edgings and lnserlings
 Hosiery, silk and cotton Jaconet. Cambrc and Swiss Muslins Book, Null and Bishop Lawn Plaid and striped Muslins White and colored Organdes While and colored Illusions Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs ... Hem stitch, Rivere and Embroidered do Colored and Tape border do Gents Kid and Buck Gloves, etc. my5
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NJEW MEDICAL BOOKS-A Treatise on the IN Diseases and special Hygiene of Females, by Caombat De L'Isere, translated from the French. with additions by Charles D. Meigs, M. D., lvol. Syo
 A Practical Treatise the Diseases peculiar 10 women, illustrated by cases derived from Horpilal and private practice, by Samuel Ashwell, M. D. don, with Notes ny~ nahiei' Goddard, M. IT,. Ivol Svo.
 The Principles of Surgery, by James Miller, F. R. $. E., F. K s. E. lvo so. For sale by
 apu 5. W. ALLEN, 2S Dauphin st
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ENAMILY GROCERIES E Fulton Market Beef in ], I and i! bbls Pig Pork in do do do Mess Pork in half bbls
 Pckled and Smoked Tongues
 Buffalo do Smoked Beef do ENsxa Western Hams Westphalia do Mastserel No in bols and kits Conn., River Shad; Smoked Salmon Plckled do, for sale by my9 JOHN O'REILLY & co.
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lCE.6 tiercss just received per Montezuma ~y2o BIZ. ROWLAND & CO.,. 40 Com-s,
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P, E. TYLOR

AUCTTONEER-No. 1. Hagan's Buildings.
 CoNTI sTREET-MUBlLE U Respectfully ender of his services ro his patrons and the public, for he sale ot STOCKS, REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CuTToE, FURNITURE, t.c., with assurance of giving prompt attention to any bus iness confided to his care nova 223f
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NO MONOPOLY. D k G K U $ H + & M A R $ H,

BCTGNEEkS, Jfz SBELE suszRAEA,
 STALLS 33 AND 35,
 SH1PS, Seamboats and Families supplied on the N most reasonable terms.-Clubs, Families, Par ties and others supplied with Game of all kinds, and he best Meats the market affords at the shortest notice. nov9Ky
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"SIR-Having been afflicted for the last five years, and at times confined my bed for weeks with the Rheumatism, have no hesitatIsn in asserting that the recent improvement of my health is attributable to the use of Dinnelord's HaIr. Gloves and Strap.
 .sHavng been under various treatments and the most six liul Physicians, and none having ren dered me but partial relief, had considered my case as ncurabe; fortunately am now recovering. positively declare that have derived more real ben- eft from the use of the Hair Renoyaors than those to whom had applied for aid.
 "JOHN J. GLASSON, U. $. N. "IsAAc H AUTEN, EsQ., 237, Broadway"
 mh2l For sale by MOSTLY & TUCKER
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HAIR GLOVES and BELTS-Among the nu
 ' EA merous testimonials of the efficiency of the lm proved Flesh Cloves from every bart of he Globe IS the following account from distinguished Oi 6cnr il, the IlnIied Stntas Navy
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er7 NOTICE EXTRA-DANIEL
 TILLOTSON is now opening ~AN A1 fresh and beautiful stock of Ladies'
 and Misses work viz:
 Ladies' Bronze Nor, Slippers Ladies' Bronze Lasting Caters Ladies' black Cloth Button do, article Ladies' black Lasting dress Buskins Ladies' black Kid walking Shoes, flannel lined Ladies' black Kid Paris Ties, Slippers and Buskins Ladies' white Kid Slippers. very fine Misses and Chidren's fancy coored Caters jan19
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At MT. Savery's Hollow ware Foun'ry, Pbilad. Mir. John A. CantreIl; Sir, 1 have been afflicted with rheumatisn, for several years and having tried many medicines without cure, must that your medical Syrup of Sarsapara has far relieved me of all symptoms, that l Can with confidence recon mend it to the public. WM. C. COFFIN,
 No 13 Iapdary. in rear U. S Bank. Philadelphia, October 22 1914
 Price soc. per bottle For sale by
 $. w. ROBERTS, sign of the Green Mortar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-07
The dIb,ma,i, Csapy,.,ioaaI Di,frief.


Gen. Gordon took the field for Congress some month
in the county OF Greene. with very valiant professions
Of his determination hold on, nOisns rolsns. We
event has precisely correspondent with ancipaiions
compel it in nominste him, under the
OF split. if done. Well-the Convention Is AT
Charlottesville accordngly-the General is distanc.d in
the and ne Immediately descends from his altitude
indignant but yielding, growing, but submissive
lie says in a letter the Charlottesville Jefiersonian-
"To THE PEoPLE OF THE 5rn CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The declaration made by the 18th day OF January
last that candidate in the hope Of restoring union
among rhe Republicans OF this District, has
failed In IL, effect. Ii made when only counties
had appointed delegates TO the socaled Convention
Charlottesville. which the Sd instant giving full
IL called without consultation with or my
friends-wns persisted in contrary wishes and
opinion, and the result has been place before the Dis
tric two republican Candidates. The authority Of this
Convention, being either fairly constituted, Just
exponent Of the popular will il denied. IL called
constituted aud conducted, with express view my
eacusion and not for consultation among friends the
best Of hnrmonzing the party The system Of these
Conventions must be reformed the runous dscord
will be the consequence. IL enables the few to rule the
many. and the purposes with the gab
patriotism,
As my effort has been TO COMPOSE will take part
in dsractng the party. Against the wishes Of many
depi friends, retire from the contest. support Mr..
Leoke, nominee OF Convention, butas Repub.
can candidate have borne the heat and dust Of the
when success mpraccable; yield the laurel
to young contestant after victory has perched upon
banner.
WILLIAM i. GORDON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-07
Mr.. RIXES.

correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot OF Tuesday
says
"For eloquence and ability combined Mr. RIvrs 10 GER
tainy the first debotsr in the Senae-and that saying
good deal know that some esteem Mr.. CHoArE the
eloquent member Of that august body, and cheer
fully admit that he very eloquent and very entertaining
He has emphatcaly students face which always look
at with pleasure, and then his unaectedly
sincere that ii wins upon all who listen him. He may
be said be TREMENDOUSLY grave, hoping and believing
his course to be right and trying TO persuade others
similar belief Mr. RIvEs the contrary, 10 always self
and resoue, aud the Of one who
knows that he Is right In addition this he has more
musical voice than Mr. CHoArK though the laers
to me by means UNPLEASANT.
They both gentlemen OF the highest grade Of intellect
and ac3uision and brilliant ornaments to the Senate Of
the United States. Mr.. Choate retires voluntarily, and
Daniel Webster succeeds him. But shall vgisia-shall
the Wings OF Virginia, any Of them hesitate
ment in deciding whether William c. Rives shall be con.
unued in his present exalted station. he willing
his State longer in that capacity1 honor great men
great in acquisition, by and laborous study
honor Mike Walsh would say, the asiocracy learn.
ing-l honor pure and unspotted moality-and hence
honor the embodiment Of these noble traits in the person
William &. Rves. though have had the slightest per-
sona acquaintance with him, and expect have
atonished that the people of the United States
ly and anxious they TO be to
reward tue merit and advance aud dignity their country
IN the e.nation Of the whole civilized world by electng
proudly and cheerfuy, their abest and profound cru
ditto aud mertorous To the highest and respon.
sibe stations in their eiftl astonished that Virginia.
the mother Of former great and Presidents does not
proudly demand that Mr. Riyes her present greatest and
most usrous SOU, shall remain in the high station which
he holds with much honor to his State and the Union
would rejoice TO sec so great able and profound
statesman and 50 and upright member OF society,"
retained in the Senate Of the pillars
servauve branch of our Government.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-07

On the 1911 Janusry, In the county OF Accomae, MIR
EtzsBtrH PovtsoS widow OF James Pouson in the 18th
year OF her age.
The death Of this truly pous lnd atnable Lady has
ted breach IN the domestic circle which time
itself can heal In oil the relations Of life whether wife
mother, christian friend she stood none knew
her but 10 love her and they who knew best loved her
most The deceased had been for nearly sixty years
member Of The Methodist Episcopal church, and n death
through life gave evidence Of her firm fesnce on the
promise VI the gospel. Not cloud shadow obscufed
tie horizon Of her pathway to Bliss. bat she died IN the
calm snd certain Of resurrection glorious
immortality.
See Truth, Love and Mercy m triumph descending
And Nature oil glowing in Eden's first bloom,
On The cold cheek Of death smiles and blending
And beauty immortal awskes from the tomb"
At Clay Bank the 9th Of January 1885, ~ the 10Th
year Of her age, May BoUfA eldest lighter Of Thomas
H. Caett Esq., after long aud paninI illness Of eleven
weeks. She child Of uncommon intelligence ~ a
sweet disposition, and Of great beauty Of person. Sweet
child, thou art gone 10 m carly grave, may thy be
peaceful a ID yast days painful Too pure for EARTH
God hath made Thee angel IN heayen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-07

The statement Of Eugene Mcdonald which will be found
in another OF paper contains most startling dsclo
Of corruption in the system OF affairs wsshington-
Nevertheless though the facts disclosed appear very
straight deem but fair suspend opinion till
hear further although admonshed by the that this
statement exceeded in iniquy by others which will be
disc losed IN due time We forbear our eredence
however 10 the charge against official agencies Wash
ngton, OF bribery and corruption in gaining
Executive favor which reach almost every day and
various How far the President may be involved
in the blame Ut such praclises will moi, without
satisfactory developments than have present. give an
opinion. II will be that the OF Mcdonald
criminltes Mr.. Scott the Navy Agent Washington.
gentleman heretofore Of unblemished character. On the
27h Of January, Mr. SCOTS denomination to his Office
was laid before the Senate and confirmed by body; and
the day after, (the 25h) MI Mcdonald made his commu.
nicaion To the House Of Representatives charging him
participating the Zibriske Transaction. The Senate il
would thus appear could have had know ledge Of the
ous charge against the Navy Agent, they would lave
confirmed the nomn for they could hsye hi1 tim
we should think, have aceftaned his entire innocence 81
the change, " such had been the fact As Congress have
taken up the affair." however snail forbcar further COM
till the report Is published, which presume will
clear the skirts OF the innocent and hold up the guilty 10
meried condemnation -NopFoLE HERaLD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-07

Win The wAlss ysld nsA ss~ 10 ~ inss,sas diss-
doc and vsposrns Il ths Enquirss In oss opnioa hey
have slrssdy ssoesdsd ssA In admitting that - large
majority q IL psspls Of Virginia In favor q the -
mission q Tssss~ That question. distinct and ssparsts
ron Other sass has been decided By the people Of
Visnis-nsch lsss has The Wild lssadnsrsn and anti
been % decided.
saeh IN assumption In the teeth Of the opinion Of the
Turner's Of the Constitution. and In defiance Of al precedent
IN The history u the Government Even In
with the Indian Tribes whom have robbed and
swinded from earliest sksr Of regard to
the Constitution hos been observed and have added
their lands the national domain By docunsnts having
the ssmblsncs Of 6esfiss.
But what 10 Consultation sss OF Ices efficacy than
blank sheet Of paper Frst. Mr. Jseson admitted that
hs essf seyssd 10, to sdmit Louisisns BY sstv Now,
HE modern disciples 20 farther and declare thai
every Jsssss sstss b admitted BY srs rsseisiis.
In defiance Of oil the barriers Of the Constitution and in
total sbrogston Of the tho small 5tstes By
mesns Of their Senstcrs.
When did the dominant party stand By State RisAs
when they were seriously in danger Z Or when did
they hesitate prestrsfs fAe Ceastfates IL stood in
the way Of their unhallowed schemes Never And we
venture TO say will. Is worse than moeksry
in these mnions OF power hiss the name Of tho Con-
siiution at oil Wings OF Virginia stand BY your prin-
cples aud laugh the and tho muueries
Of adseares, who SLAYER with praise all who give
signs OF recresncy, and arosan,y advise you
what 10 and what is party question Dcspise the in.
ereasng arrogance and cupidy Of the Scrip hode-s
all will be well
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-07
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY >, is<s.
THE WEATHER.


James River frozs over Wednesday night below M.yos
Bridge, circumstance that has happened lin one nghD
since the night Of the 2s,h February 1885, and from
dton only before records have been kept
such events viz in the winter VI l7si. the winter after
the surrender OF Ccnwslhs, whom ifoxs in night
hard tina, loaded wagons drove the morning
Couts' Ferry.
The weather in Europe has fully indicated the .Star
eyed Science OF the Prince Of French Astronomers, "A.
Arago, who predicted winter Of unusual severity We
read that the cold in France freeze
the oil in the machinery OF the rail road locomotives and
to their progress In mid between Roaen and
Paris.
Our winter though late in coming, promises to make up
in its latter portion for the unusual mdness tho earlier
par, Of the and proudly vndcste among us
the prophetic OF the goose bone" in France The
Science Of NJ Arago January, usually codest month
succession Of open, beautiful aud genial days. vege
,a,on began spring. the wren, the red bird and lark
carred gaiy and the frogs, the 22d January began
their unpeasing serenudes nearly weeks earlier than
usus They have paid for their forwardness SINCE by
ing, old country saying has H. "sass windows to look
through" and have been taught lesson which their bet
ters have To learn well hey-no much
January blended lover OF nature only
could feel the mellow and sad OF autumn. with the
brightness, the saie and the young life OF May, but Feb
ruary s discharRing all his srearsges.
Very great uepida,iou ielt in the community. that
there would be ice article I'm, OF luxury now in
cities least Of primo necessity. What cay ye gentlemen
have you ice enough II You have not and the mountains
covered with snow, presume the fact from the
violent Northwest gales. think can promise You
"lots" Of il TO come.
The Canal is doubt closed and this leaves the CITY,
fear shor, Of fuel, had been closed for repairs
the lah January! Suffering among the poor be sp
pretended and call upon those who dispense the charity
Of this ciy-always always ready prompt and lib
erulnow set about their holy work. Let sleep
in pesee with the painful sensation his heart that there
is fellow creaure him shivering with cold. whom
little exerion Of his could relieve. There many too
modest and too proud make their distress known They
suffer the and entitled the rst
They ought be sought relieved. If fuel
scarce, the demand the benevolent most
iuner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-07
lIATTERS 1T ALBANY.


The Polk Wright majority Of the Members Of our State
Legislature held their Caucus Friday evening sst TO Sc
lect candidates lyf tie State Offices 10 be filed this
Senator bcckee ~ hs chair. Azafah G. FlsRR was viz
tro'y re elected Comptroller Of the Finsnces md Henry
storms Commssafy General. John Van Buren ftbe ia.
Vore grandson of New Yors) made Attorney Gener
a On pure Of Geo r Barker, who declines re- eecton)
by the close voe Of ~ 10 46 for Rufus W. Peckham
Of Albany. Hugh Haley Of Suffolk county was made
Surveyor General, by 50 ~ for Sidney Lawrence Of
Franklin. Martin Van Buren, and WIN. C. Bouek were
made Regents Of the Unvrrsity without opposition
But The great feature u The Coucu. was the
OF Samuel Young end Thomas Pennington, The present
Secretary ~ State and Treasurer They we're turned out
sseaders Of the Bsrnbufner faction BY most vigorous
and determined exercise 81 power the part OF the odd
Hunkers' This had been threatened, os against Young
Tor some time. but did not believe the Cfosgel and
corning Clique bad The put their threats IN e1ecu
Ou They have done u, however. and the second bal
LOT nomination Nathaniel 5. Benton Of Hefkmer for Sc
ereiaya gentleman greatly inferior, alike ~ reputaon
experience and ability, To Col. Young We have suspi-
clOn that this left handed blow will be parted by another
ID that Col Young by losing the poet of Secretary Of
State will have gained the far more responsible and de
sTabe Of United States senaor for six yeas ensuing
which Mr. ID. s. Dickinson 10 sndly dreaming a. rood ns
b1ggod BY himself day two will determine
VII fanington Of ToHa, the defested Treasurer IL a
man ut talent Snd character though bitter Radical lie
was pefsOnaly liked and respected in tie Legislature
where his now succ ssuI competitor BENJAMIN Emo. al
Madison, proved himself one q the most unmtrate
baokguafds eyer there But this change will max
10 fur, while the displacement OF Colonel Young by his
owo parry forms az era 10 The poes Of our Stse-N "
T,bBss.