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100 triH Street
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60 An s'-c.'@-n' Of s5uu Cps. Pssms. B.n.r, ss,s
a. 800 % - purchasers sIuns o..,psshny 49,
ave oe-n - % bahR rufchasas h, IN. s,,,~,, -
~ ssis,s. JotS T'...-s 80 70 -" -
aHat 80 80 ss - ~.
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, ADVICE To THg Pooa eR ,T1,.


~ Take noise, On tire rirhi hand of NJ Pr,d,5rl s.
going fon Blnof sfee from the eorner ts-.,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
structures Of the Urcthra.

INlilS disease eomnon and often 81 alarming
TO demand the first and chief notice Of experens
ced Physician.
There part of the Urethra which may not be VA
rowed BY structure. The first symptoms Of which a
patien, afflicted will this disease frequently com
plains, are an inability to retain his water so long
a. an obscure uneaslness about the seat and
in the stream OF urine. which, instead Of being full and
equal is smaller than usual and fsked spiral OF scat
tered. The first symptom Just noticed cumpels the pa
uent To rise or twice in the night, IN void his urne
and he alse generally finds that greater force neces-
sary TO It's complete expulsion than he has been in the
habit OF exeng, IN consequence OF The resistance msde
to the free passage OF the water by the structure. Noe
turnal emissions are a com symptom OF this
planl; ana sometimes there Is mucous discharge from
the Cethra, which Is seen adherng the bottom Of the
receiving vessels When the disease is OF a very az
gavated NATURE the urine will often become quite
white aud be mixed with matter blood there will be
great difficulty and pain in yoldng the urine aud like
wise much general debility
The immediate Of structure is slow innamma-
ton IN the part Affected which occasions thickenlng of
the canal and deposition Of adhesive matter around that
thckenng, so as to produce dlmnuliun OF the diameter
OF the canal and that Whatever gives Use 10 coosera
ole ftaon IN The Ure,hra, may prove a cause OF slrlc
lure mere Hence the disease very frequently follows
uonorTh@a; or 1t may be induced by drinking or riding
natd' ana oy direct injury of tho part. When pa
tent laboring under Gonor9a is so mprud.u as to in
bulge IN hard riding and free drinking he exposes him
sell To The most powerful causes of the preseet maady
and such as rarely tail 10 produce ii in lis worst forms
when patient Is able 10 procure The assistance of an
able medical practitioner. he should Immediately avail
himself iit, and implicitly adhere to the instructions
gwen; but unhapplly. ignorance and natten,ion are
81 much more common than their opposes and i, is an
'ndispnaoe tact that vast number OF persons afflicted
with lhe present compliant fad ii difficult matter To OBJ
tain judicous and efficient aid; and even some who en-
"y ample pecunlary means attain TO il only after long
aud painful search.
DR.; HARTLEY Is not unjusily celebrated for the re
moVa' ana cure OF structure OF the Ureha number of
years exclusive practice IN this particular branch Of the
profession, fully warrants the assertion that he will un
derake the worst and must prntrao;e cases. and effect
perfect cure. References given il required
9o- oilice one duor below the TRINITY Church. Al
tendance all hours during the day and evening.
Richmond. Dec. ~ ,s,e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
TEXAS and DUFF GREEN

The soop Gutter, 3 days from weston arrived at
this yesterday Wereceved no letters or papers, but
from gentleman who came passenger on The Gutter,
we learn that President Jones had issued
annnl'ng t'r recognition Of Gen. Dur Green as finer,
can Consul at Galreston The Pr sident, we under
stand states that the honor aud interests OF the nation
imperatvey demanded such a course.
The cause Of the fare-up between President Jones
and Gen. Duff Green, understand 10 have oriaua
ted in most nsoIent attempt the part of Green TO
dictate Ia the President. The latter gently insinua
ted that when he desired Gen Green's advice he would
sollcl, IT, This seems raised Green's dander
whereapon, 1t Is said. he had he naacscy and wan,
OF goo" Sense to Mrsuen the Executive and inmat led
that he would make the Executive Office very unplea.
SAINT resting place for his Exccllency the President.
Such conduct could lead 10 but ON result. The Pres
ldeni very properly ordered Green from his presence,
and cut shor, his Official functions. This is a pretty
piece of bungng, and altogether worthy of The msea-
BILE administration which now governs the country
Shannon and Green Par Mobile traimn
" d. Iropic Of jan. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.

We have already announced TO readers the pas
sage, by majority Of % in the House Of r. presenla
ves Of the joint Resolution for the of Tex
as 10 the United Saiesa process unconstitutional in
our nplnon, though IN its terms Invested Of features
which rendered the exploded Tyler treaty insuperaby
objectionable.
That feature Of the joint Resolution which deyolyes
upon Texas the payment Of her debt debt unascer-
tanned in amount and generally believed 10 be twice q,
thrice as large as the estimate Of made by the neo,
tors of the rejected ireatys particularly acceptabe IN
us, although We anfrehena it will sadly diminish the
Joy Of some d tie original projectors of The scheme
VINO looked 10 the assumption Of that deb, by our gov
eminent, as the Aladdu's Lamp by which they were
suddenly to realize fortunes The settlement of the
Slavery question. Likewise, by the adoption Of the line
Of The Missouri Compromse--notwithsa ndny the de
huncation Of that compromise, which were frequently
uttered by Locooco orators and editors during the late
Presidential canvass, who reluctant m render honor
to Mr. Clay for any act Of his le-removes very for
mdable objection 10 the annexation Of Texas as orig
nally proposed Should the Senate concur in the Re
solution adopted by the House, we shall therefore hone
TO see the measure peaceaby acuesced by the great
body of the people. The deed will have beef done by
those " no have been entrusted with power by the PEG
ple-and for one. we shall hope that the evil conseunen-
apprehended from This step may be avered aud thai
all blessings promised by lis advocates, may not like the
beautiful Dead sea fruits, "turn 10 ashes on the linz
Besidesthe action OF the American Congress does no,
determine the question. Texas is yet accept or to
REJECT the act Of annexation. What course she NAV
pursue no one yet knows. IL is certain tina. she very
reluctantly consented to the measure, even upon the
terms the Tyler treaty, which were fair more adyan
lseeous to her than those preferred This is con
ceded to be the fac, by the last Madisonian 1t is prob
able, indeed, that the assumption of he debt was the
leading motive to her that treatv and if th,
! be the case-it she finds that she will herself
nave that debt 10 pay-and If, above all the st,ries
which have been so often told, be true that Great Bri
tain and France have offered her advantageous conmer
cal treaties, placing her upon favored oong as com
pared with the United States particularly, il NAV be
that she will refuse 10 into the Unon upon the les
proposed. Nous rerrons
We give below an snalysis or the vote of the n. of
H. on The Joint Resolution, politically and seconally
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
Repeal Of the British Duty on Ra,c Cotton

The New York Courier remarks that it would be sin
guar il the Protective policy, which has received lis
most violen, and determined opposition from the cotton
growing region. should result in comforting long -desr
ed benz but which he had reason to anticpa,e
on the cotton planter, by leading The repeal of the ex
Isns duties imposed by the government of Great Bri
lam on raw colto and secure its admission into her ports
dtiy Tree The recent intelligence from that country
shows that public opinion in that country under the in
finence OF facts which go show the astonishing extent
oil The successful competition 10 which English cotton
manufactures are exposed from those of the IJned
o'a'es, Is rapidly tending to this punt The cotton
manufacturers there take the ground that the
this competition can only be arrested by deprvng their
American rivals of the advantage afforded over Them bv
having the raw material The spot but mainly nv ,he,
exemption from the Duty which, together with 9th
er charges with which the foreign expor, trade is hu,
dened Is estimated to amount, to 49, per cent, on cot
ton at ID pourda per cen mum which is of cour.e ~,
creased as the price Of cotton decreases II the abolition
OF the Eng sh duty should be the consequence Of
merican arf under the fostering influence of which
formidable val has arisen TO the British manufacturers
who before had monopoly of the markets of the world
WHICH, on'er me combined security long prescription
and ovegown capital, seemed To be in position 10 hid
defiance to all efforts to suppan, hem-we saw. if This
desirable result should flow from our tariff. il will in
aeeu nave conferred an nes'lnabe boon upon those who
have SO long bitterly denounced it as an unmiriyaed
curse.
!" hdeIiveredby Mr. r. II Gregg late member Of
Ia''ame"'' age meeting held AT Manchester Eng
a"''} 0" The I'm Of December asr to urge upon the
government The remission of,he duty that gentle
man made 'emark 10 which We invite the special at
'enon OF 'hose sage political economists on this side Of
the Atlantic who contend tina, high prices are the nva
rable effect Of protective Duties which they assume to
De lax upon the consumer, and bounty to the manu-
actnrer to The full amount such dutles and who hone
10 conin'e BY wittcsm the well established fact that
low prices do frequently result from those dniies-we
MINK we may safely say, do Invariably 50 result, when
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

Stock 5lsl December, 1914 1928 hhds.
COTTON MARKET.
From The United STATES Brokers .l,inuoi Circular.
dated
LONDON, Dec. 81, 1874
II VIII be ound that The total import into this port du
ring The present year has amounted TO d9l 900 bales
being decrease Of IS .0s0 bales compared with s.
The export from this port amounts SO 800 bales ?.
gans II 900 bales in 1913, and 76. SEQ h.,es in 1910
The stock IN Liverpool, as DICTATED this day. is 7ao
$50 bales, against 6539O0 bales 10 iSi3 and 45 600
ball, IN ,ea..
The total deliveries for home consumption from the
ports OF the United Kingdom are ,dl6. $50 bales be-
ing an average weekly delivery of 81 0il bales acane,
$3.50 bales IN lSi3. and % $40 bales in 1912 But
IN order Ia arrive with greater accuracy at tbo
consumption OF the present year, estimate must be
made o the stock now held by spnners which is geue.
rally supposed to he less by 10000 bales than On the
3ls December. lS43; this amount, therefore mus, be
added 10 the apparent weekly consumption.
REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANU.
ARh 3.-Ihe slight advance Of I'D. when We no,icrd
IN our circular OF Friday last. has maintained mo-,
however, with any excess OF fnnness but the
demand prevailing al that time has. in great measure
disappeared. 275O American and $50 Surais have
been taken IN speculation and 100 American and so
Sunis for expur-and the entire sales amount to q :
$40 bales.
From HE Circular Of The United Brokers
IoNDoN. Jan. 3.
CorroN.-Since the stock was taken the demand has
been limited to the Immediate supply Of spinners. Ia
prices there Is no material change except for new Bow
eds. which ara rather lower in consequence of the
late arrivals having been much pressed Tor sale and the
market closed heavily for all descriptions Spectators
have been 1850 American and $50 Surat and exprer.
luO American and 90 Surat. The sales, inclusive O
the foregoing. amount To 81 $40 bales
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
EDITORS CORREspONDEN.cr

N'''V3'U' odIIHdTy %, TS1J
nc pauJourhed meeting Of the Stockholders ortb,
Mnnd,r .vao; a"' hanawha Company took place ON
sa, e.1n"g an unusually large nu,noer BENZ nre'
se"'' e'''er oy person or by proxy In c,nsoo ~
"oWever, OF The liability OF the Legislative
VI investigation 10 conclude their labors Tho
was ''Ssf aalouaed to Monday the ION day Of Fen
Of R'cbmaod h M ase seen that the Cemmon Council
my It's proxy 10 vote in favor of Nr C.hs,, instruct
70 inc resdeney of the Curnpanyan even, h;' y;
hans un,n ~, .nough NOT certain, and dependent per
ue,ta'ne to vote Tor some other gentleman (and ,h.r
Vra,n;, |o1s" NOW 10 me,) the vote Ut the Bank of
49, WIZ De east for the same individn,I
ana pess'be. IN tha, event, that Mr. G. h
n IT, however the vote of the State nn Of NC
pan" sna' De IN his favor, his election will no " e
tya very large majority ;" III NC inevitable,
ne rnnlee Of Roads this morning closed tho o,o
s''''sSi0" Vi The petition Of the Baliimore ana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

.Neaic0 and Santa Ana We have received later
news from Mexico, ia which it is stated thai Generals
Bravo AID Parades had consolidated their forces, a.
mounting to ID or 1000 and had met Santa ma and
desperate battle had taken place, which resulted in the
total route OF Santa Ana. killing 800 of his men, Santa
Ana was taken prisoner. and Tie conquorng generals
were marching with him 10 the capitol. Ii is said he
will be shot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

os- The Hon. Geo. w. Summers, of Kanawha. de
c''"es oe's candidate for re election To Congress
VIII be regretted BY every Wing in Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
Democratic nominee. for CampbeH Countv

Democratic nominetstor Campbell County.
We understand that the Locofocos a, their meeting IN
Friday night. in this place. nominated candidates f,r
Campbell county. for The Legislature, ADOLPHUS
d. READ and CHARLES II. LYNCH, Esqrs-
They also agreed To support Col. T.. w. HUBBARD for
Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

Clio 1YMehbur9 Utr1imiam.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY |, Is45.
BEDFORD AND FRANKLIN SPECIAL f..
LECTION

The Speaker Of the Senate has issued writ OF cleo
ton to the Shes Of Bedford and Franklin for an cleo
ton the OH day Of February TO supply the vacancy
ccasonsd By the death Of Col. VIM Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

o. The following are the eieh, Wings Who voted 70,
The annexation of Texas Messrs. Sen,er, Peyon. Ashe
Milton Brown, of Tennessee; stephens and CIncb o,
Georgia; Delle,, Of Alabama; and Newton If VIRGINIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

W The Charlottesville Jeffersonisn Republican say
Gen Gordon will be candidate for Congress whether
the Locotuco District Convention dominates any other
person or not,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

Louisiana and Ieras- The Legislature of Iouisian,
has passed resolutions inslruclng her Senators 10 yo
Tor the annexation of Texas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

o. Wea'e authorized to announce WIN. NJ. BUR
WE'LL Esq, Of Bedford, candidate to represent the
bedford and Franklin Senatorial District in the place Of
VIM Campbell. decd. Mr.. Burwell is Wing. MIR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

V- lhe Hon. VIM Taylor. (Loco.) Of Rockbrdpe
candidate Tor re election in that Congressional Dis
'''c'' certain asPranl will be sadly disappointed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

State Conrention.-Ihe House of Delegates has re
Jecied The bill for the call of State Convention BY
vote of GA to g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

Caution.-We are requested to caution the public a
gainst person. who is pretending to act as agent for
several Northern works. in Amherst county. lie is no
doubt mposor he has been known to take for the
same work from 81 SO down to SO cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

o. We have received notice from Bedford. signe
many roters' which we cannot publish because tn
writers did not give us their names.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

o. John r, Edmunds, Esq of Halifax declines be
ing Candidate for Congress in the pinsylyania Dis
trict.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

HIUVh "Is6 D'V'IHueI, ToII, TO,21J hlds,
COTTON MARKET
From The United STATES Brokers .lnnuai Circular.
dated
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-01-11
TOBACCO.
CASH

DAlO for fat stock. and for green and dry hid =
by r. w. PATTERSO N.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-01-11
NO CURE NO PAY,

CT. LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL, No rs
y Loeost ei.--Chsiienec Of $500 accepted:
Read and judge Tor yourselves either
Qssckery nor Imposition sit . we'll know 4
that DR. D., Il : proprietor Of the Lecks Hos
rital, 10 the most cele ebrated physician, that
has undertaken the practice Of diseases.of .
delicate nature. in this city. ssi,3
DR.. D. may be consulted con6dentailv for
the following dneas.s: Syphilis. gonsrrhea,
glee,, structures. inflammation Of the bidder,
gravel, piles diseases Of the womb, impoten-
cy, diseases of the bones; and also dyspe psia.
acute and ci. ronic rheumatism, fits, kings.
evil, consumption in all its stages, paisey,
liver compliant, crop,y, cancers, weak eyes,
phthieic and ali similar complaints Per
sons making application and taking d.. D.'r
advice, may depend on positive and com.
plete recovery.
Strangers are spprised that Dr.. D. is reg
ular PHI ysicisn, and has devoted the last ten
years of his practice 10 the curing OF the
above diseasee, E
PRIvArE CoMMusIoAl IoNs.-perscns residing
out Of the city, and wishing to consult Dr.. D.
must address (post paid) with . fee enclosed, /,
and al such Aettcrs viii! meet with prompt
attention. Thoss addre ssing him will be ~
quired 10 describe Symphonic, 90 as TO enable
him TO furnish the pec.sssry remedies.
N. B.-.4ny petsoa wishing private room
until cured, can have It by applying to Dr.. ID.
spri lily
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-01-11
Ready Made C1othing,

Ready Made C10thinE.
WMLIAM GARRETT & Co. have lust +.
w ce'ved, per steamer Osprey, aslarge and
general assortment Of fail and winter clothing,
consisting in part, Is follows: =
400 heavy winter coats, HEAVIER and pilot cloth,
q forest cloth, tweeds and plain ribbed and
plaid cassimere sac and long coatss
so red and green blanket coats; sss. s.
50 Kentucky and Glenrock jeans do, . s.sl,
100 pairs ribbed and plain Cashmere pants;
80 do do do sattinett and Ky. jeans
275 pairs heavy ,kerssys and hardtimes pants,
90 do do styilled forest cloth do ..
400 silk, satin, nerino, valenta and velvet vests;
800 6ne muslin shirts (linen bosoms and collars;l
100 6oe calico ard cheek shirts; -s.
$50 pr. Canton and nannel and drilling drawers,
with good; ,assostnept of bosoms, cellars,
stocks, eravats and suapendeis. T6is teady
msde clothing was made up It wheeling, out 4
c0r own goods, which enables ~ 10 III lower
and much better made article than ~ eastern
made clothing. ts as.s
/ sept IL ~ gs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-01-11
WRIG IRE INDIAN vEcErssr,R

4 = ~
w PiLLS,or rHf NORTH AnEs,c A. car, =. :.
BEALrH.-lf the channels Of our mish,y Z ~.
become % obstructed 10 to afiasd au iss.m'
cient outlet tor the supcra bundsut vaser. 4.
can expect nothing less than that wv s.,.
rounding country will be overwhelmsS .;A
the Hood In like IN anaer win ths 49,.
tody--if the skin, -kidneys and hevs,s. ~.
natural outlets for usefulness. and ecr,..,
humorsD become 20 Obsiructed d - ~; I.
aaord'nevs = full discharge u lhs.s ,mpsriti.s;
THE CAUSE OF SICKNESS
We suFsly can expect no other tssuiss than
! that the whole frame will. sooner n ,stsr. hs
OVERWHELMED WITH DISEASE
A in the first place, if we would prsvsa,
an inonda,ioa, we mast remove iii cbsus.
tIons, in order that ihese may be as s;s.
drance to the tree discharge of the sspsr.
abnndcnt wAtare. Sa, in III second piace i,
We would prevent AID cure d,sease, ~ mas.
open. and keep open, the natural dsajes Il
the hody.& ~
WRlGHrsS aiNRfaN VEGETABLE
IN 81 PILLS, r.a
Of the North Americsr College of Health vii
be ionnd the equal IL not tho very ,.F
BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
Tor carrying Oo& tntU oeautfut and stDpls
theory. b ecause they corwldcsrly clcaase lie
| stomach and bowels from oil bihious kvpsu
and other imrurity, and :, the same time ~.
mote herlfhy discharge frsm the luar,
skia snd kidney; consequently, @ sil hs
natural dra,ss ere opened, @'a
DISEASE OF EVERY NAME is LIT.
ERALLY DRIVEN FROM THE BODY.
6TCAurIoK The great pspularisy sDd co.,
s~9uent great demand Of Wriehsss ludisp
Vegetable PILE has raised up q host Of eoss-
tertciiers. The public should be on thsi,
guard. The only security sgsinss imposition
y 20 purchase from the rcgnisr advertised
age nls, Aad in I'll cases Do particular - ID
tor WIiehtss lndisa Vegetable Pills.
=. X. Wood~ ard. general agent, eessss ef
Third and Chestnut sis. ST. Louis, Ne. j. y
Tallant. agent for Iowa Territory, waasr ss
Burlington.
apr 20 '%4-f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-01-11
Brandreth's Pins.

Tau eject oflhis celebrated meJicise ;s to ON.
rify the blood; to convert the poor. corrspt
blsod. into healthy. rich blood. And it i.' BE-.
cause they do this that they have been steadiiy
sought after BY all classes Of eur citizens who
have required medicine. And il 10 because Of the
power Brandreth Pills are known to possess a
health-ressorers. that renders them 20 popular.
They cure all Affections. simply because they
qualities which prodace disease. snd give to il
those qualities which produce health.
Now every solid part Of the human frame u
made from ahe blood. end the food We eat is con.
verted into blood 10 supplr the waste our bodies
are continually sustaining So in the ordinary
course ef nstsre Ne u,anuiactsre our entire bodies
in about nine years from the food taken into our
stsmachs. Suppose the blood made in this sto..
sch of>osrs 10 unsound. impure. occasioned BY
some cause Or other; it may refer 10 the preced-
irg generation; no matter. We make. impure
blood, and IL 90 cannot he healthy. Or suppose
the air We have lived IN for come time has been
loaded with matters detrime uia to health Or our
tood for long period has been Of an snwhole-
come kind. or that the mind has been much
troubled for grief, anxiety. greet stte ntion TO
oa the blood. Any OF these causes eEistiDg, good
blood cannot be applied to the body.
But let Brandrethfs Pills be used daily under
these circumstances in doses Of from two to six
pills. or as the case shall cetern.ine. What is
their eaect? !. 10 to carry OF the impure matte r.
from the blood. leaving only the good 70 renew
every part Of the body. What wss unssasd now
becomes sound. end the stomach soon gets into
- healthy condition that even bad air or un-
wholesome food for . time are unable to iulure
the health materially. Even when the climate
or food continue unhealthy, the occasional use OF
the Brandrefh Pills will pasate the impure parts
and cause Their expulsion. leaving what 10 GOOD
10 supply Eir and strength 10 the body.
i6cation Of the frame out of order. the Rrao.
deeth Pills. will in nineteen csses ont of -.