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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
VOLUME 81 NUMBER 1as
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

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WHERE NAV be Obtained AZ. - -.
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NSo"r' wAnNANIED OK NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO Two DAYS
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applying ,s-- Who from -Ioe.,n VA y e-ss M. nus.
make their .pp~,r,ne. - e ns
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Of that deadly mercury. ruin tb. eon,s..,l
M ~ s 'aaeref to an unums xr.v. - -.s.
FATAL MALADY a., $3.50
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siu,ion- by practice speedily e,,,s "su
Whats p'y ,h-i young hope h.. country ana M.
-rtoy of d,v,.,,. and
naiar ami ndaxins IN Seer Hal
ose contemplating -
MARRIAGE
Should rsAcet hat a nd MIN 49,.
pronsai. eonnuhiai l,n,,,--. - neees.y
hs through become. ~.,rv -mhoai hss-.
hourly darker n. "s prospect
filed the WIN Do
another becomes bhshed with our own 1859 "APP'neso
CONSTITUTION Al Drpfr tru
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private impou-r iu,,lyen.s INJURED themselves
IMPOTENCE Pa L-NIs,s, ~, -
VI ihr oENiTAI.
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mi .,s a., -. IRON mt h-.ng Srr.a-
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Who hsr upI.r,,sns ~, 49,. e most iregnen Nov
AZ VI" peendto deny power
-, . NJ lost sooner by those p.ete, N.
,snee digestive functions arr ~ prsi.rs iapo
mental powers weakened BY Too f,o..a ~ tee phys'ea and
Of the genital organs Parents suadansa r oa.p s ~
ey aserss 70 osr easss I'M ss sons ,sd -.r.
docy madness ,-ipIaioa Of heart utix-.t,o, .-
uuh tb.y h,y. '~4,eAnnS eonrump
though aluripz prseres y aasns IN
body. "~A ''ns ana
iNNoboNIARf SEMINAL EMISSIONS
OtthS distressing disease which Il. IN. co,n.o. -,
above mentioned secret habit, % ms
IL begins Ly too iy discharge Of ..n :,
sionaie dIeaais- 'N-u'e anu Pas
such emissions being hasty, kav. No roxr, -.a a..
n"ns are feeble imperfect aud Az m. s...t
rsqu.H pen brought by ia.e,ou, -. a, - 1910 am
'hS 4r part In IA depiorabss case. the
any pleasure and yth.ut ,,sr,o axe place
b'iiaud and sensity-s tale of H. :" h's ~-
fleets of pollution ruipous IN - aiis'si Ct
ubca COMPLAINS ~ ua,,. a. enm OF ar
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hANB III. LONDON offers for sale. a lar ee
andifssh asonieui ofForrsn Domestic oo- m NH.
~ invites The attention q thoes good. By th@
Aihe season y far advanced yery great uenas iu h. b
mhtrd % the summer Co,t. m. - =
tsirrs will End IN
sverai Of pad cambr,e. Al p,,e,. su,,.. IN
~ ,ois Ihess goods are Of fBponasoa,
several yard Iawns otb. as. sys-. -e,,h h,,
hsea iss for and cards I, hen -,
f-incii"H viii also To- niids
-Four syles Of Gissa- SIR Ear.sa scarsuehs, .sa o.,
of~rtd 49, "@'s''-- ~" -
Nesings q an kiad Tor wear In ,n.. ro h..n
W W us saEs importation, AZ Eoo-ls
'h. Vefy eeA IN eoioursd and white NsrziHF.
W." 'ihft irun % ceufst0 he aasf
BIZ kinds ~ wy -
summer sSss Of IGN, black utta. French clsn. nab A.
|" wen - Ne genu article ~ French
mere and s-o. fancy Ffsncb Enri.b and America,
"anefoon-, CsnI-iteeas, Cotssa5es Laaen Drins kc
Cotton Hosiefy, Caves Lace aus- 81 an s.s.. O..
Vets sh Mats Csbnc iidsn IIs.- brouu al 80. a.
Stoves f7f lades aud esnfFnasa
Light sound Cscos- of qaslsessouc v.y h.aa... ..s
fnr -
nssE Hose ain sn Gloves. Cor s..s.-,.. "A
~ thiwois heed md Eaxiish Husk Gtsves.
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''fs. tl-a Sheetnga Paper Csnabfcs Whh- aanar
1900 5s black an eooured wh brown Thss.a .,...av
W. ard q hrst qsabty.
Spool coioa bofh No. eooors ~ ast.l s-a ea .a.s
ass
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
WE are now receiving further supply az
w Blue Ht aud favi-ibi, Green Csshs
Blue, Brk asd Fancy nss-s Cs--r.s--
Hle4ebed and nsowa I.lasn Drn-
Pad lanes Dfats
Phd sss Psn Brown L.sss.
"fs-- tAesn- Ira sinsi- Bfovp Hon<na..
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ROBERT MOTT.

Heuse, Sign Painter HnA Giasisr. %
ks.f <~s~ % aAs E.-As-ssl B@-k, RlA-s.l TSrs.I.
Az reesissd further suppy Of Paine, Cops ara oA<,
- varni-h~s with rainsrs An a.ou
nent OF French and American winsow fu $40 10
ozse nee- all % which bs deroas woh up on The
temra =. y =
hB-Ahrs, supply Of soap Paint. fos s.i- ,sw 90
pssios paint for Tin shins'ed Rsos. RN
dse -
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THE BAImMoRE ELECTION.

BALTIMoRE AMERICAN.
Messrs EDrroRs The late election presents some topics
to the reflection Of the Native Ansscan party in this
city which commend to their notice.
That party begued into the belief that many Locos
earnestly disposed join them Their converts
every where spoken Of The Locooco party large affected
to deplore their great falling off towards Navism The Ma
tive Americans themselves learned the truth until the
day of trial. On that day became manifest that they had
been imposed upon, deceived used to purpose and
then abandoned The Locos did not pofe ,cih Memnot
those who into their Convention and assisted in
nominating their candidates. Every Loco went back to his
standard he found the Native squadron firmly
in the field The consequence what every feared
beaten by the force of the enemy but by his
staage We have been beaten by those who ougho have
been our friends.
An inspection Of the returns will show that nowhstand
ing all the promises of the Lococos sustain the Native
ticket they utterly deserted it. In the five upper wards is
well known that Mr. Lgons is the true index of the
Locofoco strength There Native ticket in oppos
ton to him. II bare trial Of the strength Of the
parties, upon him and Mr.. Wethered Now in these same
five wards there Native ticket for the Legislature well
as Wing and Loco ticket Yet the there for the
Loco Delegates idencaly the that for Mr. Lgo
Of then, Loco left his standard in that district
go to the Natives. The Natives were all from the Wing
side. The following returns demonstrate this
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lowing statement :

Difference votes These facts a demonstration that
there detection towards Native Amercansm in the
Loco camp.
The contest between the three parties was a game which
the Locos had the shrewdness could be played their
advantage And they played it. The Wings have been
the victims, and the Locos laugh the simplicity of the
Natives.
Are to have this game hereafter Will the Natives
shut their the imposition that has been pacsed upon
them, and still continue their useless organization Useless
Worse than useless mschevous both themselves and the
Wing party advantageous only to the enemy Do
they desire to give this Congressional district Locoo
coism for the next ten years Do they wish Locofoco
Mayor, Council Governor, Legislature, Congress- for years
yet come Is the Wing party prosperous to render
necessary to troubles for ito go of the
Pur spoke wings 90
this Is it worth while TO summon army, if you
could, under the LONE STAR NATIvsM when you have
already banner broad enough enclose that galaxy
of glorious Wing principles Pray, gentlemen, think of
this before you go further in this path Of separation You
march political and you drag with you. IF the dis
which has just been should teach the wisdom
of future union, that disaster will be regarded
happy event.
Our country may stand in need of the support which in
past times she has found from devoted, faithful and united
Wing party. She may have heavy for grief in their
disunon Let not that eproach upon but now, in
due me in the of first perception of the craft
the enemy and of the mischief have encountered let
hasten back into old array, and more sin mutual
wel-beseeming ranks, march all one way"
A WING OF MANY CAMPAIGNS.
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A NEW PROJECT OF ANNEXATION

we Ind the annexed article in the Albany Argus,
COPIED from another New York paper If the Co
vernment Of Cuba will only issue TO some hundred
OF our progressives' grants for few millions Of
acres OF It's fertile and unoccupied lands, we shall
soon see the project Of its annexation in very
hopeful way. It's quite creditable, however to
the moderation Of the Ex-Governor that he should
have SO Tar departed from the established form of
annexation as to propose to effect it by purchase :
SIDE GLAscr AT CusA.-Ata meeting Of the citizens
Of St. Clair county Qnois) the following resolution was
offered oy REYNOLDS and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the chair appoint FIVE persons % MAXI
report to adjourned session Of this meeting on he
OF passing act Of Congress to authorize the presen, ~
purchase the island Of Cuba, with the consent Of The white
population thereof"
Out Of this may grow in time another proec, &c a.
ne1a'ion In military point Of view the possession Of Cub,
certainly Of far importance than that Of Texas
fGen's Falls Republican.
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THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

We have noticed that Southwestern Convention is again
be held Memphis the 18th day of November
We learn from the New Orleans Bulletin that the prominent
purpose Of assembling such Convention is awaken and
stimulate the popular mind perception Of the long
ed wants and Of the West and South Among the
leading objects which will primarily engage the attention of
the Convention may be mentioned The Atlantic and Miss-
spp Railroad the great ship canal connecting the Illinois
river with Lake Michigan the National turnpike through
the State Of Arkansas the military and naval defence of
the South and West embracing armories, depos and forts
and the improvement of Southwestern rivers, and the
claiming Of the banks of the by levees the facilities
Of mail transportation the condition and improvement Of
agriculture and the manufacturing capabilities Of the South
and West During their elaboration ii is expected that the
Convention will sudousy avoid every thing that will tend
to excite nfame party sympathes, and that the action
Of the National authorities will be sought and urged only
where there entire unanimity Of sentiment
the powers conferred the General Government For the
Of sufficient notice in the call Of the last Convention the
representation but partial from the States interested in the
great object contemplated Small however, the Con-
venon Of July, compared with the magnitude Of the subjects
brought before it, much interesting discussion elected,
and intense and nexngushabe zeal reused in behalf
Of the vast and diversified interests for the development and
guardianship Of which the aid Of the Convention invoked
North american.
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The differences in these votes small to show that
the party went in body for both tickets that they did not
do any thing for the Native ticket.
If the fifteen wards comprising the fourth Congressional
district be examined the returns will show the thing
there The Locos kept their ranks just firmly in the f
teen wards in the fvehat is to say, the Congress ticket
in the fifteen wards, where there Native candidate
showed the actual Locooco vote accurately the Con-
gress ticket in the five wards where there Native
ddate In the fifteen wards the Congress vote is almost
identical with the Delegate voe may be by the fol
loypU
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BULwER WATER-CURE.-In the Neo Monthly
Magazine for September you will find the of all the
excitement about Hydropathy, TO which have alluded in
previous letter. The number opens with long, fneywr
en and powerful article from the pen of Buwer, entitled,
% Confessions and Observations Of Water Patient"
Buwer felt that his frame breaking under him by
literary abors but fast he sought escape from
them the reading world demanded further efforts, till he
reduced to mere skeleton One year his constitution
thoroughly shattered he tried all the learned DOCTORS
but their drugs brought relief He advised to travel
he did travel but still no relief He accidentally met with
work Water Cure he studied IT, found and some
absurd statements in it, He wnnowed the WHOLE separating
the cha the wheat adopted the advice when il
inconsistent with repaired to Hydropa
THO establishment through regular there prac
sed and entirely renovated in health Of body and
mind He then resolved to give the suffering world the bene
t of his experience and the able and interesting article in
the New Monthly the result He reminds the editor that
he is employed in preaching up the education Of the mind
and neglecng the education Of the physical manhe latter
being important than the former for without health
the mind win decay. Bulwer threw physc however, to the
Dogs and the Hydropahic establishment Maveon
He says that the time will when the drug doctor will
be wanted for there which the Water Cure
seems to Bulwers mind be an absolute panacea" He
goes into these much length In prolonged and
pcated rheumatism the rapid and permanent in the
Of govt takes up the disease by the y that
I" wide and gsy family Of affection" classed under the
Of dyspepsia, the cure is rapid and certain
The Water Cure existence from burden
blessing" Buwer says he twelvemonth with
out pain he compares his past and present state
the poverty Of a man who has shilling in his pocket
and whose poverty struggle for life with the occasional
distress Of Of FIVE thousand year, who sees but
appendage endangered or n luxury abridged He says
rausack the earth for drugs and minerals extract poons
from the deades posons but around and about US Nature
the great mother poers the oun unseaed and accessible to
all. g Nature yields the benignant healing The cold
fountains be hereafter the great panaceas for the
Of nearly all the diseases that flesh IL heir TO-
London Cor. Boston Traveller
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rnox rnr oxronD (croner.l nrrupI,c.r.

The following beautiful lines suggested themselves to
fancy reading friend Newtons Southern Reporter Coun
seor Banes advertisement by which appears that
cer has been marking his little pig cruelty Sitting il
little ears doubtless with the intention Of cutting and com
ing again" for the little piggywhggy chcrub Now that
the way we've had every cur sarved tried TO raise
Oh, thus, since chdhoods hour,
We've fondest hopes decay;
We raised a calf COW, or
Hen that laid egg day,
But il vos " marked" and took away
We never fed sucking pig,
To glad with its sunny eye,
But twas grown up fat and big,
And fl TO roast, or boil, or fry
We couldn't find II in the sly
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society has been formed by certain capitalists form
winter garden in Paris composed Of the exocs and the
choicest Indigenous plants In the Champs Eysees far
from the palace built by Madame Leon, is situated
bishment less luxurious there is indication, bill to
attract the promenaders The "Wnter Garden" is in the
Of completion and little observation has il yet ex
cited, that doubt whether has yet received its but
in the time, all hands busy plants being selected
from every part and individuals collecting floral arties
Belgium and America. In two months it is expected to be
completed there not less already than two million spe
cimens colossal greenhouse erected in the Of
piece of water, filled with water plants and flowers Of all hues
and odors the effect charming Upon the first plan Of this
veant elevation two exquisite saloons have been conved
here flowers be purchased borrowed very pretty
boqueere is attached to the establishment In the heart OF
winter here you may purchase roses cameas and voets
moderate charge 1t will be warmed by ingenious APP
paatus the atmosphere will be genial and egnnes may
respre pcrumed dir, and refresh their eyes with bright
verdurea thing in Paris in the month of December.
Smoking ordden-a less certainly TO e soouiators for
though women flowers the men purchase them. The
Winter Garden, when completed, will be the most attractive
affair in France
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MAcKEREL-The price Of this fish is lower now than for
long series of years past The singular and shows
that trade well law, is sometimes very uncertain me
opening prices for the catch of this were much the same
with those of last year. and every thing seemed 70 De gong
smoothly when all there rushed into Boston pay
an immense shoa Of very mackere of rather small SIZE
and evidently Of different family from those usually sken
The catch Of the fishermen instantly quadruPed From
this shoal quantity was TAKEN amounting as some
ia, and delicious they were from their size, almost all ranked
as Nos and and the prices Of these numbers were thrown
down to their present position The fall on NO was four
dollars hare, causing very loss holders who had
purchased with the ordinary prospect Of proft-Jouv CON-
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ExEnPLARr DAMAeKsA suit for damages for breach Of
marriage promise has just closed in the Wayne County Com
mon Pleas, which should prove caution to all Buckeye
SWANS The character and standing Of the parties and the
aggayatng circumstances attending the refusal TO fulfil the
most solemn Of contracts created much interest in the in
Wayne county. The suit brought by Miss Mary Elem
ing Thompson Eckar and resulted in verdict Of 81 $50
for the plaintiff When the verdict announced, we
derstand the crowded courtroom somewhat noisy In Its
approval Cleveland Herald
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BAprIsrs THE USirED SrArEs.-From the Baptist
Register for ls45 appears that they number 373 minis
ter $3.50 churches and 707,942 members They have
twelve chartered colleges and five theological seminarIes
They publish fifteen weekly, five sem-nonthy, and live
monthly religious newspapers. six monthly magazines and
one quarterly review The receipts of their principal beneyo
lent institution for the preceding year werefor the General
Convention for Foreign Missions 40s for the American
bapa Home Missionary Society, about $50, 900 and Tor
The American and Foreign Bible Society, S20,577.
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DREADFUL RAILRoAD Accidental deplorable accident
attended by loss of life, occurred at Newark IN. ID
Saturday evening The New Brunswick wsytran in
contact with tain Of the Morris and Essex railroad, shae
ing the locomotives and Those the tenders and
gnes escaped by jumping of as they came together Mr.
Druce carrier, in the employ Of Adams * Co., of New
York. and Mr. Dunn, Of Newark, among others in the
first of the New Brunswick train Seeing that collision
unavoidable they ove escape the platforms to
the They both caught between the
and severely injured Mr. bruce had Of his legs dread
fully fractured, that he obliged TO submit TO immediate
amputaton He very precarous situation, and scarcely
expected to survive. Mr. Dunns injuries all INTERNAL
and he has since died.
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GaEAr DrsrATcH.-The beautiful ship Rainbow Captain
Land belonging Messrs. Rowland Aspnwal sailed
Wednesday for Canton This ship sailed from New York
the LIST February last Canton against the monsoon,
the unavobe Of the year. and arrived back
the nth September having been gone only months and
seventeen daysthe shortest voyage record Yesterday
she sailed with third cargo, having been in port only
,veeks Mem York EaDress
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Sr. LoUrs. OcroBERl.

ST. LOUIS, UcTOBER /.
CoPPER MINES MIssouRr.-Y esterday we saw four
wagons direct from the copper mines in Franklin county, in
this State, loaded with The aggregate of the loads
about six TOMS and brought here for shipment Ba
MORE be smeed. The in unwashed state, just
it from the mine and from its quantity and condition
is forward be tested furnish certainty of the value
of the of which it forms part.
The from the mines owned by Messrs. Rucker and
Camdens Two kinds will be sent forward, the red and
the suphate These been analysed here by cen
tc gentlemen from this have been found to yield
from 81 to 80 per Efforts have been made sme the
ore but yet without entire Copper has been OBJ
taned but the erected upon such plans DEEM
ed best have not proved be sufficient for the purpose This
difficulty, il is confidently believed may be by the
aid and greater experience The present shipment
made the value Of the ORE and ascertain the
of separating the copper from the substances with which
il is combined.
In the immediate vicinity Of these mines others have been
opened by Messrs Bredel, Gamble Il Co., from which
large of has been taken One yeds sh
ate tho other sssphafe. ReD,fbi.rer.
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One OF the results attending recent geological survey o
Canada the discovery Of thogrsphc at place call
ed Rama Lake Simcoe. This said TO be Of the
best quality, and similar material obtained in only one other
place in the word-Soenhoen, the Danube. The sup
ply at Rama is very large.
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An USDESIABLE TRuTH.--At the Worlds Convention
Mr. Robert Owen offered series of resolutions, amongst
which we observe the following and defy orthodox he
terodox and all the doxes to dispute successfully
Resoiped, That the human are born without their
6yo,cledge or consent"
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ANOTHER LANCE SrEAmRoAT RonBERr.-Ihere must %
so.,b;no very much anss board the steamboats, which
our waters rogues getting more ingenious and
daring Il is but few days since recorded the robbery Of
s27 600 from gentleman named Rowley, on board the
and now we have another on the same mag
ni6cent SCALE
gentleman Of this city, Mr.. Sam Dwyer, residing in
Hudson street. down from Albany Saturday night,
in the South America, and bringing with him carpet-ba bag
containing 81 9O0 On reaching this city, he found to his
utter surprise that his capebag and contents missing
and further examination showed that during the night
valuable gold watch had been distracted from his pocket VI
the ingenious rogue has escapedNeD foT6 Courier
The woods imported by Messrs. Dc Forrest q 20 at New
York. also those entered for them at Boston, which were
seized time SINCE have after most ned scrutiny been
given up the ground that the invoices were u ana uoe
and that there was no cause to warrant their seizure