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Medical Card.

AMVO4O11 V0A&a
DOCTOR MORR ISOM,
MONTH RIVER DIsPENsARY. sotH Falees s,resS
~ Doctor Morrison eortnpe. 70 be computed eousntiaI
diet pursuit Recent particularly 'onor
hn h sF1j i 81 di are cured by Dr.
~ Il: % % s a psn or vi.
% SS e
s%sssa Glands may
das a'1 s% affection
the train Of evils resulting from secret destructive habit il
sss s's
' Ssd ns sss
x: f$ y sH:si e
Dne medicine and aSy,cs to any ps1s o the Unsa VI"
PM. s'.H FSI'oP n:a rorr - ps 9@ !,s from
y. nssR 81 Il f Bss ss;s:. ss e
and Warren and being fully satisfied ,hs. possesses
whole partial to gums. upon original nssn
1 the
to the artist and 70 the public cheeuy recommend Mr. k
vett to the patr. mage Of our citizens
tsisn'd5 ISAAC Ds.;sI J. SEEiEpSWps9D y psv,, sS2.,v
i iGaS aSsESEHS; SEE$s$S ssSBB: n B: n n. B 3:
the Oh sa % s
Persons who have lest Teeth will be informed in th. little
work the for replacement and ofhose
. % and be
nhl4 lmsrr
-r~r,sr,x, lEfS% the Evening PSst-1
- long time in this cy has obtained distinguished and
enviabe enence in his profession He nserts Artificial
Teeth and fills Teh with great skill and ability He has also
prepared como.on the form Of Paste foI filling hollow
acid; agents hard the TOOTH and
durable for life 1t is peculiarly adapted for
tried his skill and can recommend him.
DR. A. q. Castles Offices asl Broadway. flo imsdh
TEET'At TEETH ~ TEETHilt
IS Cents Only.
THE Cheapest Operating Office in the cityDecayed teeth
filled and preserved be useful during life with the
celebrated Mineral Paste, price. IS cts
Teeth filed with ,uperior Tin Foil -. so cts.
Teeth nled with Gold. from Is cts. TO 500
All operations warranted al this Office.
N. TAYLOR Surgeon Dentist,
mhl8 Intro Cpl East Broadway
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Concentrated Extract OF sarsapnrilla, Gel
t1an and Sassufras,

0HEPANEU BY THE NEW YORK COLLEGE Ot
Medicine and Pharmacy es!abshsd for the oi
sessing all the purifying qualities and eueye of hs
above herbs is confidently recommended bv the College
nelY superior OF 5aapara present
the public. and may be relied on crsn remedy for all
diseases airing from Of the blood such
scrofue, satrheun,, botehes pimples
pain the bones joints nodes, cuaneons eruptons ucea
throat disease arising from the
syphilis or an inindicious Of mercury.
in cases Of half ! dozen sss'ss.. ...Ssss ''
Cases forwarded to all part. OF the Union
N B-A very liberal discount to wholcssls purchasers
w. ~. hIGHARISsIN. M tt
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READ THE FOLLO WING u
ADVERTISEMENTS
or THE
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy:
95 Nassau Street.
MEDICAL ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES. =
q Medicine and Y Phaasey, S s:%bsSes for he .i.p
pressio Of quackery continue to direct their particular
attention to all diseases Of private nature and
permanent euIe injury constitution
conhneme from business lnva particularly
make application to the College the appcarsace OF
thus avoided Que Of The members of the College, for
years connected with the principal hospital in Europe for the
pr Of thois eompan attends for consultation daily from
II To Ssc51s cSTNfkf
living in che country and fnding ~ mike per-
sona application have forwarded hen
all medicines requisite Iorm radical by stating the~s
explicitly together with all symptoms tune Of
and treatment received elsewhere and enclosing g. post
paid
Constitutional Debility Cured.
Toni. M.Ie pIsRsTsd by the Cosse Of Medeipe and
all Of debility produced by nduRenes Of
kind Ii Invaluable remedy for impotence stey. or
ss. bo sneS es N h W ~
fsched and sent to all parts Of the Unon.
VeIpeau's Specific Pills,
EOR the radical Of Gonorrho xteef seminal
purulenr discharges from tb. urehra. These
pills. the result twenty years experiences the Hospital dc
Pre- lessor Vepcau naDe remedy for all Of the
urethra. They effect cure much shorter tIae than
remedy witou ntng the BREATH dsagesing with ts
Records Alternative Mixture,
TOR the per wonent cure Of primary OF scccrScry syyh
dicious unskful medical All per-
pcctnK veneral fant wmanips thor should
Us this powerful puIie, without delay, e,on cons,
thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly celebrated
Alternative
carefully packed and to all pas Of Ii, Union.
rn sad n r~.r DV - Saau.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS


s ss SsiaS & e i & s iSs s Hs
1aa @ asn T 5I ss pa the
guilty making 1sndi"s
s sssa sf
which he pills Ii. deception win apparent. N:
sssS:S Sans
:sa a Tes they
s gs s;ssas: at: q S:
who % hSs n & is fS
e have had no more cOpPaneton in end,agsInF
Ne 's' si.s .s.G 5s's ys'&'s &
counterfeit and drug have purchased tne
%'ssa s sssa s
Of hs
3D. thai they could make profit By buying the die
fa 1." psss s | s
z:
& BE % f. the so sGr any hi: S1
s
S % Of , 'S Ss
than the above named prices by any person legally author
These fs have been eleven before the public.
Dyspepsa obsuctons the sliien,aIy Canal Habitual
and IL d.s.s o
stomach bowels and sscetve Tnsy have rival
s;s ssS SS
The public viii please notice that hereafter order
guard them against the written OF the pre-
proprietor M A. f. Harrison, will the
every package containing dozen boxes the
which will be felony .uhectins the peIpeasOr to impr
g. 8 Ms1,y % he ,s :,
street S'IsI whether
engaged the double scay of cheating the propre
| tor and endangering the health Of citizens
The above remarks apply equally York Baltimore, and
toother ctrsand in conclusion let distinctly Understood
that individual in Of the Unon shall SELL
attempt sell article purportins be Peters Vegetable
Pills less than those named in this advertisement
swinders mposors and will be such If
tectsd by the propr.etor OF his agents.
Take notice. that tn. only authorized for the sale OF
Peters Vegetable Pills Virginia North and South Carolina
Georgia, Florida, Alabama Louisiana and Tennessee
George w Burr and Benjamin Arnold and gentleman named
Brsinerd their employ No other persons than The above
named authorized sell Peters Vegetable Pills in
States mentioned aud therefore any individual offering sell
within those limits Tess than the foregoing
Is imposor, and the public cautioned against
Principal the sale Of the genuine
| Pills, l2 Fulton street, New York. ml3 lmsm
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
LJUNTERlAN DIsPENSARY, No. Division street,
tab ishd D. 1899 by the present PROPRIETOR for the
cessui Of disease
OF DR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine is the on
Il A.
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Sales OF Stocks nj Phsv.a.pnh,.

, so a. a "a, as5 shares Wilmington Railroad
sa,E es s. do 9h 100 VIeksbng ga $4,000
ano 6s is3y te 500 United Sa,es S. 1913 I0 IS
SEcoNp ooARp-2oeo Chesaeake and Delaware Canal Loan
6o9 30 Nem orleans Gas 35 20 do az; cleo Wilmn kR
o II 209 III ard Bank 3 9 100 do do on; so do do rw
s fsrmsI and eehsnes Bank ,2 1872 States new Ant
~; 100 wilmington Railroad 2lx 80 dc do o g. 2lX: 1000
StAe6, f6, Old ami 73A; 800 Lehgh as and p t4x:
American Baak 373>s; 10 kxch Bk OF Pitlsburg 46 -
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
rh. is..s GiOMfpouND p.I.rno SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
ali The
medicines
of the day. and
y.1isIs sasIs VI Which ! SIsas sfs1s..
to be Of great value TO the
human family. we hesitate not
pound syHup 81 ri wS STeans Chssy Go% on.
Of the Ersatsss discoverie. Of modern
for the cure Of diseases which saet human ma,
turs, not one remedy can ke named, which has n as
with the public and has such macuou. cures.
mas and 50 much from the f.
learn from sou1ce; Of that have been
sens
bHy IT the r1fsS 1Soa ppSa Of % % a asS.
Sssd .E q sninsns a @sdea pSse,cpe.
n ssa ssy
been radically cured There the hands Of the propre
% 70 Ss vc %
arg afflicted with The above diseases give ,ns medicine
and dn % S and IS S is ea
tive powers stand alone and squaed by none;
name Of WILD CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious
ask for the original and only genuine preparation from this vu
pI. sNaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, PRINCIPAL
opr Mao corner M Of Brosdwsy and John street, New
Yo,h r: 4: sands: isS Bewsy: Nsy xoIi WSmsI.
a? 1S Sir ssad fni :a
boss I'd
s srSad St. Sswaa n II JDha Harrison sse% Ms.: Y:
S ' 'S:S i ss:s
pct B. %ood9as. YiessSass. Miss; g. Bswsr spring
sa : sGcs h R,s:o GS ss:.n MMs Il Hlds
Cohen Co.. Charleston. 3. o. ja3 @*rc
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ppTATOES-3oo bushels prime English Potaoes In excel
tent order ust reoev ed and sas In
W. W. v j. r. TAPSCOTT.
"iese bouth stssse, Maiden Lans
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TO CAhpEI MANUFACTURERS. " A.
Eap WIRE. Of various sizes. ,uit4be for weaver.
py TAlHAM X BROrHERS
Innzl I'M. rc 2t9 Water street
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WATCHES .-wATCHES AND JEWELRY-Tho,.
~ who w,h to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold
Cans, God Pencis Keys &C.. will find greatly 10 tsr
advantage to call on the subscriber whe selling ali descrir
Ions o the above retail much lower than other house
the cy Gold Watches low $40 and Waichcs
sna JJewsry exchanged bought All Watche. war
tanteu 10 keep COED time the refunded
st much less than the usual prices " ~'
~. e. ALLEN Imponer of Nstcns. and J.u.,,x
Wholesale md refa,I n ~
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oANO-Ihe cago OF the ship shakspeare from chaboe al
- very superior quaty, warranted pure imported: FoI
EbW. X. COLLINS CO..

Co have also for sale the best wo,I on
Guano, proving beyond doubt that IL enhsnces rh III
crops from 80 70 p ps cent its garden
narier cw the ulI average quantity r,ed nsY 80
said also 10 be preventive against rust ndew and IN. a -
wheat and IN potatoes - ~" """ u~ ny IN
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STRAW GOODS, &C.
FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE
BRAlDS AND BONNETS.
LII of the above Of the best fabrics and Of hs and
fashionable descriptions importing and
THOMAS REYNOLDs,
mhl8 m*m l67 Pearl street.
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Just best OF
the Teeth founded long and extensive practice by NJ
Levett, Dentist
Persons who have lest Teeth will be informed in thi. little
work the for replacement and fhose
remaining May be had of the principal bookstores
the city and Of auho $50 Broadway corner Of Warren st.
nah I'M srrc
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vWINEsa0o Bridpo Mtg from sylb 70 3s of the
bls esrms By Eslk COLLINS Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
- the Richmond Enquirer.

r,ourrr Is published DAILY aha SEM
Nr The ~. nai,y Paper, seven dollars per an
WEEKLi ,a,s Of eight dollars II taken ior sne...
nun. aud Al .'ie year For the Scmi-Weekiy, nss
er period han and Three Dollars fot SIX mon,n.,
doss per 70 be paid the Office, or fem.aea ~
payable ~ or Six Dollars per annum d. ee GNU u
mail, pol pa'a' "
the yei - this Office may he remttea Pc. n Tui
aJoarsilable Bank notes, al the fiss " ~. -
In ecea shs Of all h,ters beiHE pad ~ ss
TOT; ns POSI-, single letter is scafce'! oi WY l., n
The posas /, i the accumulation OF pos'sse, =,
D'he ~ hn ,ness, which opera'es %
AN The Editors - .nvERTlslNG.
= THE DAILY EN0ulKEk-s" sr S"' eepts. and
IN lines. or iess. hrst 'nselu"h' ~. ,s~i, insert
sixteen "ie.dnr insertion twenty-five Cents. s.h
ever! week, twice week. OF en'e0 ''
60 60 even and halt cth.s soy dollars for thirty
ia. advertisers are chaTseo W., ,is.,nan,s of a
,nI IN thai proportion 10. au 49, and Auction
nns,. Isngth-e1eept Lottery iaI,s fnauer in
s'es. ,shc Ar, charged one hundred u''''''
eluded.l ,,,, wrESIY-One square OF sixteen
IN THE O., ,,s.r,on, IS cents; for each conuno'
ance. so cents. ,.. must ~ areoOpanied Ehitne
Orders from u's.s ironces TO insure oAecu-
advance pay, OF satis
ti,n. =, o,;..r-,s and Marriages from the country,
sJ ~ ~. na,,,i. nd-writins Is unknown AZ tn's
wnshsse. -" IA BY the endorsatlon OF Inc
onet, NV IN IN. nsshbcrhocj, or they Will IN no case
~ rvrry measure, that has been taken 70
DC puo ..;,i,ns and qniLZes has proved heretoioie
p ie.en,, w must, therefore, INSIST ~ sucn case
uha' ~ Communication being certified by the name Oh
w. w" ptm,srrr rri,tea the back u Tie tetisr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

vile, Wade Hamilton of M, Kilby, Middleton
Davis of o. & G., Mcpherson OF P, Hiner. Cav
Hamilton of p Anderson, Daniel Of P. G.. Ma,
craze Of P. W., Sturm, Daniel of R. c., Franz
Coo,es, Marz, Kane, Stickley, Sebrell, billiard
Freeman, Newton, Peery, Stephenson, Funslen'
Goodson-65.
NoEs-Messrs. Soulhal (Speaker,) Pits.
Brown, Fulton OF A., Frazier, Campbell. Scrugos
Pendlelon, Myers, Flood, Moseley, Beuhrine'
Fox, Toler, Broaddus of Caroline, Lacy Broa,
dus of c., Flobson, Wood Game,l Marshall Of
F., Edmunds of F., Tyree, Payne, French. Nc
Pherson OF G., Winston Lee M'Rae Of Fl
Wooiton, Turner Of J., Towner, Smith. Wallace
Mayo, Farley, Grubb, Taylor OF L., Hall Pres.
ton, o'FeTall, Cabel, TayIor Of n. B., Waus,
Happier, VERIFY, Turner Of P, Boiling, Wi,cher'
Lanier, Cooke, Dey, STROLLER, Moore. While
Cowan, Tate, Minor, Rice, and Fulton Of Wy,he
60.
The ensrossed bill, anihorisng the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company 10 construct their
road through Virginia TO The Ohio river. being on
its passage,
Mr.. CARSON moved 10 I'll the blank for the
time when the Company shall be required 10 re-
ducc The rates on the Washington and Baltimore
branch with 'lst May, 1916"
Mr.. BOILING moved 10 Gil with "lst Deem
Der, 1885," and Mr.. VERIFY with The "isi Janu-
AIRY, 1916"
After some debate, tie House, before taking the
question, adjourned, on motion Of Mr.. STO-
VAIL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
TO THE HON. ". C. RIvEs.

Having been for many years your ardent Trend
aud enthusiastic adnrer, take the liberty OF ad-
dressing you upon the subject OF the annexation
OF Texas: that great and important measure now
depending before the Seuaie OF the United States,
and the fate OF which hangs, in all probability,
upon your simple aDe or no. How, sir, will you
give liz In the aIdor OF that patriotism which
once burned 50 warmly and genially in your be-
som; in the fervency OF that love OF country which
once SO animated your every action, and in the
devotion which you orce manifested 10 Inc adj
vancenent of our glorious Institutions, will you
saw Auc, and admit the Texans into our great,
powerful and happy Union l-Or, under the indu-
ence of those party preludices which, nntortu-
nately for our country, rankle in The bosoms ofour
noblest and Hottest statesmen, will you say No
and thereby drive Texas into alliance with our
most formidable rival, strengthen and encou-
rage the efiortsof the iniurialed and madcap fana
tics of the North, and expose the institutions
of tina, South in which you live, and by which
YOU have been SO highly honored and distin-
suished. 10 the destructive and runous attacks OF
those who are now breathing lhreatenings and
ruin against ,hem7 II, my dear Sir, you are not
mad, made SO by that fate which has in store
your destruction, you cannot fail 10 see that yon
occupy position the most important and Inc
most eventful, which has fallen TO the LOT OF any
human being since the days oil Inc Revolution
one in which you are destined either TO acquire
an unfading halo OF lame, made brilliant by
the grateful admiration OF unborn millions OF
freemen, orto cover yourself with the darkest and
most impeneuable clouds Of eternal dishonor.-
Which will you do, Sir7 Willyou inscribe your
name upon the roll-book Of eternal fame, or sink
into insigni6cance and execration
cannot doubt you Sir. Knowing, as | do,
that hitherto, all your actions have been directed
by a noble and patriotic desire 10 serve your
country, in The preservation of her free ins,itu-
tions, and the advancement of her happiness and
prosperity, | cannot for moment doubt, that un-
less some stern and infexible constitutional diff
6culty presents itself, you will be found in the
path of duty, and molly battling for your country
her Liberty, her power and her prosperity. Does
such constitutional difficulty EXIST Do any
such embarassmenis hang upon your mind? The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

Turnpike Company from the obligation to keep
in repair that part of their road lying within the
town of Charlestown-with the recommendation
that it be laid on the table for the balance of the
session. |, was accordingly laid on the table.
Mr.. THOMPSON Of Kanawha reported the
bill changing the place OF holding a separate cleo
ton in the county OF Mason and establish one in
the county OF kanawha, with an amendment.
The bill as amended was passed.
The SPEAKER vacated The Chair 10 sign en-
rolled bills TO the number Of G3.
On motion Of Mr.. CARTER,
The Senate adjourned.
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SENATE.

Saturday, FEB. IS, 1915.
The resolution for the education Of the poor
children of the county Of Appomatto1, from the
House, was concurred in by the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. CRUMP the Senate took
mn the bill establishing system Of free schools
in Norfolk county The bill was amended in
various particulars, and as amended ii passed
Mr McMULLEN from the Commitiee on
Internal improvement reported the bill releasing
the Smithheld Charles,own and HaTper's Ferry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
JAMES RIVER q KANAWHA CANAL.
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY "a, Is.
Do

ARRIF Ed,
Canal boat Pioneer, K. Parsons. master with
AZ tons merchandise from Lynchburg, 10 Henry
Ludlam &, Co, L. d. Crenshaw & Co. Preston
s. Enders, James Fisher & Sons, Jas. &. Spots,
and Williams & Robinson.
Boat Lynchburg, T. s. Fields, master. with
40, tons merchandise from Lynchburs 10 Deane
& Brown, Williams Robinson Fry & Co., end
Shields g. Somer.llle.
CLEARED,
Boat Oronoso, J. T. Wills, master, with 81
tons merchandise, for Columbia and Lock NJ.
-.
Boat Ohio, James Gilmore, master, with 81
ons merch andiZe for LYnchhnrg.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TOHN WATTERSON, the son OF jos. Wat
j terson, late of Montgomery county, Stale Of
Virginia left his fathers house some thirteen OF
fourteen years ago, and was last heard OF on the
Wheeling road acting as agent for wagoners, or
some such business. This was some seven or
eight years ago-since which lime, no iniorma.
ton has been had OF him. His iather hay's died
since he has inreres, here worth attending 10. II
he is still living, any information Of him will be
thankfully received By line addressed to James
Heslep, Lafayette P. O., Montgomery Co, Va.
Dec. 2O-c2aw6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
PrNATE SCHOOL INT0IITSA


TINE exercises Of this School will be resumed
Il on the 18th OF February next, under the
supervision of Miss Marietta Button Of New
Haven, who is highly recommended as an exr--
rienced and accomplished Teacher. The course
Of instruction will embrace every thing usually,
taught in Female Seminaries, embracing Na,n-
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany Drawing,
Painting, Music, and the French and Latin Ian
guagcs. A few boarders will be received as as
sociates Of my daughter. Terms for the scholas-
tic year
Board and Tuition Sll0 %
For Music and the use Of Piano, there
will be an extra charge of 80 Oh
The French and Latin Languages 10 90
Painting and Drawing . w
My residence is within few miles Of Tie:
Louisa Railroad, in section Of Virginia pro-
verbal for good health. My address is Pouies-
vile, Louisa county, Virginia.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN.
RgrERENcE-Prof Olnisted, Yale College; Rev.
T. c. Teasdale, New Haven, Connecticut.
Jan. Act
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To he Editors Of The Enquirer:
Gentlemen: You will please announce FR,S-
CTS w. ScoTr candidate Tor Congress, subject
10 the decision OF the Convention 10 assemble at
Tappahannock. KING WILLIAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

The Globe is In error both as 10 its fncts and IN
E,c,ces. in the article which i, has dedicated TO
the "Disxnsion among The Friends IF 1sras IN
he Virginia LEGISLATURE" Itsays, that ''the De-
mocratc and Wig friends Of The measure could
no, unite as 10 The mode Of accomplishing the
common object. One portion Qhe Democracy
adhere TO admission by Legislature act; the other
(ihe Wbigs) insist on treaty as the only consti-
tu,ional mode of introducing Texas into our u
nion.n Now. the fact is, that the Democrats are
the true friends Of Texas; the Wings, with
few exceptions, are not. They professed, indeed
in the Legislature 10 be its friends-but they took
good care 10 defeat 1t by to6earans to express their
oninions on the constitutional qtestion-and thus
leaving hole for our Senator'S 10 creep out. Some
of the Wings had no constitutional scruples al
all upon The question. They distinctly avowed
it on the floor, (Witcher, Taylor OF n. b.,
&c, &c. but they would not testify it BY their
rate les, they should en,bar7ass their Senator'S. II
the professed friends of annexation are not more
sincere in their attachment and measures at
Washington, than lis Wing friends in the Legis-
lature. we NAV bid "a long FAREWELL to Texas.
The Globe is tor trying both strings to the bow,
under Mr.. Benton's bill-6rst by the treaty pow
err al an extra session-and if fails (Which II
will he almost sure TO do, by two-thirds vote)-
then to carry it before both Houses OF Congress,
and fight the same battle over again, that they
are doing now-Ths we do not wish TO see
whereas, take Browns resolutions. the compact
is made, if Texas consents, and her Conslitu-
lion will be laid before the next Congress
when the question and agitation OF the slave
question is at once excluded by the very terms OF
the Resolutions We seal up the fountain OF Bit
ter waters by the one, and secure and admit Tex
as early next Winter-whereas, by the other, We
reopen it-and run the risk OF losing Texas
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-21

gS-Women, in China, are the slaves
and concubines of their masters. Their
treatment drives thousands of them yearly
to commit suicide. How full is earth Of
wrong and outage
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-21

Coffee is a native Arabia Felix, but is
now spread into both the East and West
Indies. The best coffee is brought from
Mocha, in Arabia, whence about fourteen
millions OF pounds are annually exported,
St Domingo furnishes from sixty to sew
enty millions of pounds yearly. All the
varieties of the apple are derived from the
crab apple. which is found native in most
parts of the world.
The peach is derived from Persia, where
it still grows in native state. small. bite
ter, and with poisonous qualities. To-
bacco is a native of Mexico and South
America, and lately one species has been
found in New Holland Tobacco was
first introduced into England from North
Carolina, in 1856, by Walter Raleigh
Asparagus was brought from Asia; cab
base and lettuce from Holland; horse
radish from China; rice from Elhiopia =:
beans from the East Indies; and garlics
are natives both in Asia aud Africa The
sugar cane is native of China, and the
art OF making sugar from it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-21
THE FOOD OF MAN.

The Gennesee Farmer gives this brief
summary of the native countries of our
most familiar plants;
The potatoe is native of South Ameri-
ca, and is still found wild in Chill, Peru.
and Monte Video' In its native state the
root is small and bitter. The first men,
lion.of it by European writers is in 1858.
1t is now spread over the world. Wheat
and rye originated in Tar'ary and Siberia
where they are still Indigenous The only
country where the Dat is found wild is in
Abyssnia, and thence considered native.
Maize or Indian corn is native of Mex
leo, and was unknown IN Europe until
after the discoveries of Columbus. The
bread fruit tree is native of South Sea
Islands, particularly Oolabeite. Tea is
found native no where except in China
and Japan. from which country the
world is supplied. The cocoa nut is a
native of mos. equinoctial countries, and
is one of the most valuable trees, as food,
clothing, and shelter arc afforded by it,,