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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04

The Wings urge the election OF Mr.. Bo"s 70
Congress, because he will be able TO Obtain an ap,
preparation from the Federal Government 10 clear
our the "bar" below The city. In answer 10 ms
argument, we refer 10 MIR. Lyons views, as re-
ported in the extract from the "Star."
We would also add another strong reason, why
Mr. Bolts is the last man upon whose influence
The Wings should rely for carrying any measure y,
in which they are interested. Look al his IAN
IRE 10 obtain such an appropriation from
H1ig Congress. Look Also at his contest l lo1
the seat Of John w. Jones, wherein ne diu
not receive the supper, of a single man-noi even
Whie-and this upon a solemn question Of 20,
puar representation in The national councils u
he was entitled 10 his seat, as the Wing CONTENDS
WHY did he not receive the vote Of al hna ms o'rH
pariv? The Wing must concede, thai Mr.. 3. ha.
no right 10 his seat, or was 50 obnoxious 10 oo't
Wings and Democrats, that they, with one voice
voted against him. Is this The man to WELD
great influence al Washington, and TO carry
through Democratic House any measure whlci
NAV be desirable 10 the Wings OF this Districts
Is il not clear, from past experience, that nc Is
moi the man, even tol the Whigs2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04

Of the question, and specify the new conditions
mon which she twill accept the joint resolution
as articles Of annexation" then the question oc-
rurs. will "our Congress assent 10 these con
dirons There is Some doubt about il. we
NAV be again at sea. The Wings will throw
every obstacle in The way Of accepting these new y,
conditions. The same battle might have 70 pe
fought over again, and the country again 10 DC
exposed TO the same agitation. The ilnal adjust.
ment Of the annexation would be delayed, II mol
ENDANGERED
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BIrPNS UJJTSTRaTED

BURNS, ILLUSTRATED.
THE Complete Works OF Robert Burn,
i tanning his Songs, Poems, and Cores
dence, illustrated with numerous Engrayins,
w. II. Bartlett, +. Aliom, and other An,
with new Lille Of the Poet By Allen Cuuni
hama London edition in one octave yolun.
A further supply received by
April DRINkER & MORRIS
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots, Shoes. Trunks. Leather. &C., sc

Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, &C.. g.
AT WHOLESALE, VERY CHEAP
nAVlD BURLINGTON bess 10 call
IL attention OF Country Merchants from '
sina and North Carolina, particularly il
buying for Cash, 10 his assortment 0! q
which is very complete. embracing almo, e.
article in the trade.
Having bought his goods perhaps as clt
as others, he is determined 10 sell them !orr.
or good paper at very low prices An ryau'
lion of his stock is requested from all IN y.
Of cheap and handsome goods.
d. BULLINGTON,
April No. 35, West Main ;.
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COMMENTS.


The above letter assigns very strong reasons
why the United States should have the power to
dispose Of The public lands Of Texas. II prevents
an undue competition in the market between Tex
as and the United States-and il moreover makes
better arrangement about these lands, whenever
new States are TO be carved out OF Texas. II pro-
vides also a better mode for negotiating with the
Indians and managing The various tribes which
are scattered through that region. Should Texas
transfer her lands 10 US, rather than retain them
herself, (and take the chance Of having some fu-
,ule surplus for her own domestic purposes, and
she will transfer them upon condition that We fund
her debts, and pay them of as fast as we sell the
lands. or by any other scheme which may Ne
mutually agreed upon, nothing can be easier than
TO effect such an arrangement hereafter. Such
compacts are very common between the United
States and the States-and there can be no doubt,
as The above letter states, that "she will Tin these
and all other respects) be treated with The same
kindness and indulgence that We have extended
to new States" The public creditors would no
doubt be satisfied with such Communication as
soon as it should be completed.
Let Texas, therefore, accept the conditions Of
the House Resolutions, her admission into the
Union is at once secured, and subsequent COM
pact will do the rest The Constitution which
she will form and present TO the next Congress for
ratification will, in all probability, be accepted,
because the resolutions will bind Congress 10 adj
nit Texas, with or without slavery, as she may
please. We prefer this course decidedly 10 the
other alternative which the letter suggests. Sup
pose the Texas Congress should change the mode
of action, and instead OF submitting a Consiifu-
lion for our accepance were 10 shift the position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
VALUABLE EITERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LINIME.NT.-This celebrated remedy Is cow
for the Irs; offered the New ork public; the
e9. which has obtAlred the couaty tWrsiches;cTl
rTs ilaliy introduced has Gdncri the PROPRIETOR
n rzi sale throughout the cpuctr. T-r vet
berG dcoveEd external remedy hs has proved
AeifnGSsT, SfeeiisG Limbs PR the Chest and Beck,
SpTiiHS. SrISeS, Nervous .3-fctiDTS DGSNess he
JOINTS, Ccnfidcers Of the Htscles BuIIs. sab Eael
Crgn?. .5She N the fccs. T0oth .ichs, &c &c.
The following letters from the highly Physicians
who have bad enrSe OF the Hospital the Sing
If this celebrated External Remedy md IS sufficient guara
tie that II WORTH the confidence Of the pubic. Fer partic
ulzr see the certificates accompanying each bottle Price
- c=G;s.
SING SING December 18th 1885,
Ny Dear Sir: Received OF Yesterday asking
opinion relation 70 Hunts Lnnenr Prepared By u g. f.
Stanton. Knowing lis composition. and having frequently
and in ny opinion the best inimvat ROW in u>e
Very truly and respectful yours,
\. r. HOFFMAN, NJ. p.
Col PIERRE V,y CoK-L.Npr.
fully concur IN the above opinion: 49,, $1,000.
This Lirimen sold b. Rushion Co 10 Broadway, 10
Aor House; Broadway corner fourteea strret; 4. B. y
D. sands 70 Futon-strer 23 Broadway II East Broadway
Aspiuwall, IS Wihm-stst, NeakIm o!l broadway; Gul
on lgT Boery Of Grandet; Moss. corner of Sl
non and Granl-srrset G. p. HueSS l1i NasSap-sts
of Ann Bonsal. cor. Canal and Hudson: Aus;n.
Cedar and Nassau; j. j. Coddinston, 51y HGdS1n-.est
Graham corne. OF d-slip ard WIterSreet Hbhagd Obj
% Johnreet; Mrs HAYES l39 ulton-st Brooklyn; QurA
corner OF Atlantic Columbia Brooklyn and Druggists
-enaallr throughout the city and United States and b.
HOADLET. PHELPS x Co li2 Watcg-street y. \. who
are the hoeSaie Orders addressed 20 them 70 the
proprietor at sing Sing will be attended 20;
f2i In GEORGE F. STANTON.
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HUNDREDS on NAMES
rnR TLIE PILEN.

UNoR THE PILES Are you afflicted WIN Inse'
L Trv, then, without delay. Doctor phain -
a,he F,ectuarv the ts; remedy ever offered 10 pure
notice This really excellent medicine is the result O1
thorough medical education am complete So"iese -
he disease for which II is recommended Ihe most W
unphant success attends It's administration.
Head The following remarkable cases:
lady, rcsidin: in Norfolk street, was seriously --e1
with Piles: 50 great was her suffering that 10 use Ati own
EXPRESSION life wa BURDEN Tor oI- weeks sue mao 9ee
attended 5y one o! orr most eminent Physicians, "io
the leas; benefit Satisfied that II was an ara'aeu e
OF Piles prescribed the Elecuary TWO boxes were uss
Six months after the lady called on NE 70 pI-oe
for another complaint, and hen informed me a' sue
perfectly cured Of the Plies by Inc two boxes SIG LII eA
perenced no return since.
Mrs Gresidlag in street called on me ias'
saying tina; she had been affected with fes !of
ACCOMPANIED by pain in the side pari;aon OF the heart
sense straishncss the chest, ana oairesso
she unable lie down without elevat;ns thc e u
considerably: resting horizontally produced sense
Of suocation followed by cough by using one poA o.
the Eecu.ry the pain in the side, paPitaton and oppe
sion ceased, she could lie down without Inconvenience au
ihc Piles partially removed, and second ocx n.e
complete cure the qualification OF the patient
Sold in this City by the Proprietor Only, regularly eau
Gated Physician, confined cce practice for
ment OF CHRONIC DISEASES No. i96 Bewery. Medical
advice relation the above any ether complaint
traits Price OF the ElecEdry dollar. r. Remember
that the Elecudry is INTERNAL REMEDY, and not an
,rtepai nppG,i0n. and sold ONLY - le6 Bowery, four
ders above Spring ST. Office hours from A. ". to p
NJ j22 3m'
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BOARD.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL,
CORNER OF WILLIAM & pUANE-sTs.. y.

~ The subscriber respectfully informs the pablo that
fs he has leased the ,bove establishment and pre-
To accommodate them with Board and Lodging.
on very moderate Il has been put IN the most thorough
aud complete repair. painted and rhtied WIN
but socits The travelling community TO visit and give hlm
rial p nd, for themselves that the establishment under
s management l. deserving % the patronage OF the pubic
The location being central business Offers inducements TO
nech,rt from the country from retired SITUATION usur-
passed BY Any other house in the city Terms - pSr day
The subscriber egS attrn'ior Of parties, tina,
The Assembly Room will be TO let ~ those GIVING Balls and
the aiung part of the season. lad that the
will shortly BE- put complete rypar aud ht;ed up III
magmihca style He flu he call, the attention OF NE pro-
lessonsl gentlemen OF the law that his room ior AOatoIs
and referees has undergone alteration and thar he y ready 10
Accommodate them reasonable terms-whch VIII be seen
by his equation of room hire. 80
y. B.-A select number OF rernsncn; BoArjers wall be
r,,s 9n, NINNRn s THRESHER
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HEALTH OF 1nE crTYIt appears from the report
CITY INSPECTOR that the number OF deaths N the City and
Comfy OF New-York the week ending March 5 was
sis Of whom 81 were men. Il women, I6 boys and IS
crs:-l died of apoplcxy, bleeding I bronchitis
burned or caded. casualties cholera norois'
collie 5. consumption, IL convulsiorS' cfoui ''sf"-
ton OF bowels congestion Of BRAIN congestion Oh u
debility dc-um trcmens dropsy, Is dropsy in inc
head dropsy in the chest drowned, dyspepsia, cpl
lepsy erysipelas fever, puerperal fever scarlet e
ver typus fever disease OF the heart hopping cough
Inflammation. 9 Inflammation OF brain. inflammation
OF bowels % inflammation Of lungs, Inflammation OF
stomach, Inflammation of throat / inflammation o.
womb Inflammation of liver, intcInpcrancc !ues Ne
nerea narasmus, 10 measles, notification olaase,
palsy plcurisy, poison rheumatism, scrotnia
small pox, suicide, ;ec;hng tunor, | varioo'd. %
were under one year age; 10 ., 90 eto s. 25 5 TO
To- 10; 10 TO 20 ~ 80, 81 80 20, IA 10 to So
as so to CO. 60 10 20, s; 20 to So o. SO 10 go 20
10 100 unknown, !. 1872 natives OF the United
States 10 OF Ireland of England, OF Scotland Of Ger
many g. Prussia 10 from the Bellevue Hospital,
from City Hospital, from Backwers Island, from L. l.
Farms, and from Penisentiary Hospital 10 eoiofea PER
sops,
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The book is for sale at Francis's.

THE COUNTESS FAUSTINA. by IpA, Countess Hahn
Hahn. Translated from the German. New-iork;
L. Winchester New World Press. 1870
This i. the first of series TO be translated from
the original of the Countess Hahn Hahn, If they
find acceptance among US. The writer is, AT pre-
sent, one of the most popular novclists of her own
country The book shows the atmosphere of high
culture in which il was produced and feminine
tneness of observation especially in the analysis OF
the passions But the chief value of the book Is IN
an excellent picture OF a woman. Fausilna Is We
man, painted as only one of her own sex could paint
her. The dialogue is often heavy; the speakers
making long orations upon art literature, and the
conduct of life, rot only longer than any real taker
ever made, but in a style such as no good alker
ever used They are totally deficient in tcrseness,
fexibii,v, and that quick varying sparkle on the
waters that shows the ruffns breeze OF real inter-
course. They are not, however, more detective IN
these WAYS than the dialogues in Miss Bremer's no
wells, which Che dialogues) people read, we under
stand When Faustna speaks, the gesture and ac-
ton of the conversation are graceful; the other IN
erocutor, interrupt so, we suppose, the Countess
Faus,ina is the real representative OF the Countess
Hahn Hahn's mind The book shows the questions
as TO woman, preached among ourselves, IN state
of society where difficulties wear more lmmedi-
ately threatening aspect, and crave maturer Wis
dom for their remedy. *
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ma "BxoSsoN's TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, from
New-York 10 New Orleans, embracing all the most
impor,ant Routes, with condensed outline of the
country through which they pass: BY francis S.
BpoysoN.'' is useful little work now passing
through the press. We CLEAN from 1t that the Ohio
River Route from this City 10 NewOreans via
Pittsburgh is ZOO mies-,he chearest, but r-Quir
ing most time. Passage S45. From Newly ork 10
New-Oreans, via Charleston, s c. and Mongo-
mery, Ala is 1852 miles: Fare S66,25. BY the
Southern Route, avoiding Montgomery, 1856 miles
From mouth of Red River, Lou. TO Houston, Texas,
Is SIS mics From New-Yotk 10 ST. Leuls, 1925
miles. From Na;chez TO Washington, Texas, 49,
miles. This little work will be found very conye-
n;cn, 10 Merchants, Travellers NC
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MEDICINES.
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DOCU-
MENTS.''
Col MISE, Of Amenia, Ne,r- York, writes
under datc Of January 2s, 1915,
ms E1ii0,rS
NlEDICIN rs.

Mr.. ISAAC brTTs: .-r-,,
SIR / he high estimation which Wistars Basam Of Wild
Cherry held nothing lis a-i Having seen It's
beneficial effects in my fimy, believe II 10 he nya!ua-
bic in cases OF lucipient Consumption. = , =,
Ny WIFE constitution naturally feeble IN the TALL
1919 took cold which affected her lungs producing
arassns cough and hoasenesS, SO that she coald WIN a
While on visit to her friends last spring her attending
became alarmed her told hcr ft nm
less cough and other symptoms left her Is the weather al
preached it would be not likely the warm weather became
cold At the sane he n1edlcle to TAX winch
tended 10 lessen her fever but still er UGH !iOAH
MSS and RAISING OF BLOOD continued about the
same time At this EARNING stage OF the disease procured
few bottles OF Wistars Daam Wild Cherry which sIe be-
ran TO take After using bottle could perceive little or
no benefit from it( because she sd become lar reduced by
this eInaciang disease but prevailed her 10 continue
lie >e though freely confess hoping against hope
Before the second bottle gone thought there was some
relief aud she perseveed in I'LL s had aksn or
bottles: and now sir the gratifying result Is PERFECT
alarming symptoms have rappeared, and should do myself
injustice did fully aud earnestly recommend ~ oeIs
who may lie IN similar Situ1tiCn ~. :, >,Sr
Respectfully your friend. w II. NASE
+. NJ Swift Esq. District Attorney of DTtGhess writes:
am acquainted with Col W. II. Nasc. Of Armenia WHO j;
man of truh-and his of facts entitled TO full
rnrnved ~ E NJ. SWIFT
Again we say call and see the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS.
They fully pror- this Balsam is the only reliable remedy
for pains cakness OF the Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds
Liver Complant iHclpieat Consumption Asthma oil one 10
10 years standing Raising Of Blood and every disease pro-
iuced by a cold and changing climate
Remember certificates and statements OF cures are IN
ALL cAsEs STRICTLY TRUE
Principal Office % Annst but sold b. Druggists IN all parts
Of the 81 ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

9TH WARD LUMBER YARD, at the foot of saith
street Hudson, River-Gi. :. MOTT takes pleasure
IN giving notice TO the Of real estate and residents
tina, he has on hand large assortment Of Lumber oil all
sns which he offers for sale the most advantageous
,s-ns and is wei aware he compete with other deal
ers In The City as 10 prices and quality and IN
yes all persons to give him call and examine MS stock
previous 70 purchasing: !c
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SCHOOLS.

DOARDING SCHooL-IRyING INSTITUTE TAREy
. TOWN, y. Y.-wILLIAM p. LYON. A. u. Prnc
pal.--Suu.ner Session wa. o. tic LIST 81 Nay
TO those who desire 10 place sons a. EordinS ochco
the advantages oerc at Institution believed 20 be
equal. II no; supcgio- any. IL has been III success
FIJI operation seven years The location dclls'iul am S1-
!ubrioas, convenient OF access nom the CITY, Inc c-
ice is comnodious and CONFERENCE.-The play grounds am
c and disconnected from the village. The government is
Ell cicnt but mid, resembling that Of wei. regulated
Christian niyard day scholars are received 10 coui-
;eract the sanitary influence Of family training
The OF Instruction IS designed not merely 20 a-
and pc-c; the pupil in the branches studied oG 10
develope and the Judgment 10 enshte:i the IN
dersandirg 10 form tie habits and 10 give moral ana
usei.l direction 10 the incl!ationS.
Further particulars. including Catalogue of Students,
opinions OF patrons &c viii be found in pamphlet circl-
r of the Institute 10 be lad application At the Book
Stores of Bartlett IL Wexford AStor House, and ynorS,
IS Bowery.
Reference By permission TO the following distinguished
rcntlcmcn
Washington Irving, Esq
Hon Daniel Webster, L. S. Senate.
Hon. Gulan c. Vcrpanck.
Capt. Alex. Slidell Mackenzie, U. s. y.
Nathaniel Il. Holmes ESQ. Tarrvtowii.
Francis Hail. Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, do. WIN. C.
Bryant, Esq George 7. Trimble, j K. an Rensselaer, NJ
d. Harper & Brothers, New York City.
Also 10 the following who are now or have bccr patrons:
Re. II W Hunt, Zebcbee Cook Jr. Penn I.'"ler.
Rev L VI Vincent, VI Van Beuren, Oscar irving,
Rev Thos Rurcb, Jas VI iIeyt, Thee Reese,
Rev j Dcwing i L Mott, ] w Kncvels,
Rev ] Sewell. C Dusenberry, Denison
Rev \ Sclleck, |. kir Geo Clinch,
Rev DIR West, Parmony, II Clapp,
DR. JOS Scrlbncr, VIM G lSCCgs, Benz d Brush
Rev ID Blbcock, w Van Noorhts Campbell,
Il Livingston, Leonard Kirby, W : Dunhun,
Elisha MorTel, Jacob Leroy, Howe,
Peter Pinckncy, Gen q II Striker, II Eaynor,
Chas storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac Adriancc,
:. Chcs. ernian, F Wheelwright, ThoS PattisoH,
Morris Robinson W Van Antwerp, VI Ees 80 I'm
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FLOWER FRUIT AND THORN PIECES by j. =. F.
RICHTER. Translated from the German by +. H. Noel
Boston, James Munroe a Company, 1913.
This is u wellexecuted translation Of one OF the
best-known works of Jean Paul, the Only One as
his counrymen style him. 1t describes with inf
mite wit and pathos the first trials Of marriage be-
tween an -assorted pair, the husband literary
man, half-stoical philosopher and humorlst, the
wife sweet, pure but uneducated and narrow
minded little milliner. The TWO are shut up oge-
Their in one small apartment TO encounter the an
gukh of growing poverty, and the friction OF ha-
bits and dispositions entirely uncongenla The
hopes, the surprises, the dsappolntments, and the
relentings are described with great and penetrating
sweetness. Some parts OF the book will be skipped
by those who weary as we do OF the Only Ones
often ,asteless alterations and spidertine iances
But it reads better in English and seems better
adapted to anglo, American eyes than we could
have imagined The description of friendship be-
tween the two men is very fine. A beautful passage
is that which describes their first meeting at the
Church and the traits of character they had in COM
mon. Richter was devout friend, and knows how
TO portray deep intimacy between equal natures /;
such as is seldom known in iact-seldomer in
Seton.
The book is for sale at Francis's. *
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GRnCERLES.

GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, n. y.
Branch stores:
3s Blocker street, Sew-York
3Gl Grand street, near Suffolk.
1871 Greenwich street, near Fulton
il6 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
So Chesnut and - y. Fiith-st. Philadelphia
II Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers 20 their several establishments. where they
think vii! be found far the best selections o; pure and
unauthorized Tens in the United states The universal
popularity and Of their house with reference to
high qualities low prices and upright dealing is too well
understood 10 render farther comments necessary orgi-
nal and only warehouse for the sale OF Howquas Black
Tea Observe Stungers VIII be particular To reinR-
Der the number OF the principal store III Chatham street,
viz 2l between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
will also be pleased to take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing 70 do with any other stores except
those described the top OF this advertisements So
(tuEAP OIL SToRE.-Tle subscriber respectfully in
Cforns the public tina: he continues the wholesale and
retail Laup on and pifi, Cas- at his Old stand OF very
superior quality, per cent cheaper than can he puY-
chased nj any other store IN TINS clty, VIZ:
Good Lamp OIL, per sa.------------So %
Superior quail. Lard do----...-----..- 62i
Refined OIL, lst Gal!ty 80
Do do I'd do -.-------..----- 523
White Sperm do
Do DO % do .-.--------- w
DO do 30 do .....-..-.--..-- 57s
Oil Cans Of all sizes Lamp Glasses Of all patterns ana
descriptions and full assortment OF lamp wcEs' con-
stanty on hand.
any part o. Tue '''y -'s' % e-- slERRlrr SMITH.
SCI Yc 100 Greenwich. corner Vescy-st.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. s CouRrLANpr-S STREET, AND 81 LtREarr-srRrEr.
NEWLY ORR:

THREE DOORS FROM DKOADWAH.
l~A THIS NEW HOTEL is now open, where the pro.
2 prietoS will be happy accomdAte their friends and
s.gltle public with board. The lodging laIge
and AIRY the internal arrangements such cannot ial
~ peaS The location being III the Of business "
offers Inducements merchants from other cites and hs
country not surpassed by other House this city
The Furniture Beds and Bedding, all new, and made
expressly Tor this establishment.
Families who wish lariors with Sleeping Rooms attached
can be handsomely accommodated ~
The subscribers assure er friends and the public that no
efforts on their par shall BE- wmtns % secnts the comfort
and convenience OF their guests and while they solicit
share patronage they hue BY unceasns attention 10
the duties their ENTIRE satisiAcuon
fSS I'm CHAS. WlCkOFF co.