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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
FOR THE PILES.

NOR THE PILES Arc afflicted WIN fies!
L Try, then, without delay, Doctor Uphams veg
e:able Eectuar the best remedy ever offered 10 pubc
notice This really excellent medicine is the result oil
thorough medical cdrcatioa and complete knowledge OF
the disease for which is recommended Ihe most ui
umphant success attends its administration
Read :he following remarkable cases;
4 LADY, residing Norfolk street, was seriously ai!ctso
with Piles So great her suffering that 10 use hf o"A
EXPRESSION life W.. burden; for four weeHs she h' seen
attended by one OF eminent Physcais WITHOUT
the !east Dcncn satisfied thar an aggravated case
OF Piles prescribed the ElecGary Two boxes were used
SIX months after tie same lady cale OIL me 10 prescribe
for another complaint, and then informed me that she was
perfectly cured Of the Pies b. the two boxes sd had e1
perienced no return since.
ss resiinSin Greene street. called on me last spring.
saving tbs. she had .een affected h Piles Tor two years.
accop iied by pain the side, api:lton OF the heaF
crse OF s,raghtneSs the chest, anG oppression
she va, unable lie down without eevai:g tAe neac ana
ehes: considerably; resting horizontally protuced sense
Of satIoclOr followed by cOugh. ~ using cRe boS Oh
The Elec;u.ry the pain the SIDE, pz!taiion and opprc
SION ce.se she could lie down without Inconvenience anu
the piles were partially removed, and second box maze
COMPLETE cre, the great qualification oi the p3eiiL.
Sod in this C.y By the PrcpT1or only, regularly edu
csted Physician confined Office practice for he treat
roe.t of CRzcSlc DISEASES, No. 1876 Bewery Medical
advice In relation the above o- any other complaint
yr.tis Price o. he EeciGry dollar sJ EeH'e'nceT
that the ELecfGcry is TsTyRsAL RcAEpT ard not an
s.saaT appiica.on and sold ONLY II ls5 Bowery, iou
tosr. above s3ring s.; Office hou!s tom A. u TO T.
:, j22 3nls
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SCHNOLS.

NOR SALE-A Classical and English school well esiab
l. shed. Ia good location wthia fifteen minutes walk
o he Park and not cxcer IA. esfectahty c ,s 1iroE
.se ANY person fully competent, with $40 30 ready
money which the fixtures aud apaR are more ihin m
equivalent vii. find opportunity oi making profitable
investment by addressing liue 10 pfimns Al hls Office
rr90i Tvs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

TENUE NORTHAMPTON ASSOCIATION Or EDl-
4 CATION AND INDUSTRY have aFpIoprfted Tn--
for the accommodation ct hiieen or twenty ootrdp!
the Director Of dncaton has wife and othef Teachers vii
eater into the classes tady and work and be subject
to the came general regulations pupils who members Of
i- Association. The diet Of the family excludes meat
Terms for Board and Tuition Sl00 year. hel ayable IN
advance ID. MAC y, Director Of e.dncatlon.
Rrrnchcn NIeahnm, Erb. Iaif shl lawS2Nl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
AGENCIES.

ERfDEKIC CUNNlNGHAll, ATTORNEY AND
l. SOLICITOR, OiIice PoushkerrsIc. Duchess County,
y Y. Refers 10 tiRINSLiL MIyTURT Co. lihNRY SiHL-
ZEN * Co. aHd Hon WILLIAM II! SEWARD, Auburn, forn-
ery Of this State for Character aud integrity
mis- ST.
CHARLE,S T. SHELTON, ATTORNEY ASp COUNSEL
- LoR Law. intend, visit the principal cities o Eu
rape in tn. the Summer leaving here the hfst o
May He will attend TO ,ny business with which he may 1e
entrusted Unexceptionable city reference glven Apply
pos-iaid SllELION y LASG;
NEw HAVEN. CoSS. lnt JM
Collections In Mississippi.
StHEvES * DAVIDSON, Attorneys ut Law Coles
" vile, Missi. 7. a. CIiEYES " \. II. DAVIDSON
Will give promp. attention the business Of their proes-
sion gceray in Northern and 10 the collection OF Tor
e Claims amounting to Ave hundred dollars, and up
w.r!,, u a,y- par. OF the State. Feb. 81. 1915.
REFERENCES.
n,,,, TowIsrSb Tp%Ss & 5SrEE s hEoTEn Eli sewYoFs
SMITH CARROLL,
VI. ID. COOPER Il CO. SSow-OfisaHs.
FELLOwEt, JOHNSON & CO..
s5S5 S555', sz5S T555 isHS$5h sf;5$T r-Haast'h''
GOODMAN & MEANS, ,,o,,,bi.
" II. Il. FflFRSON. ESQ. J ~ I'M,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS
80 sffrUE~

NEW BOOKS.
PICTORIAL HISTORY or THE AMERICAS RfVO-
TON illustrated BY seveia hundred erant s:5a !in:S
STORIES OF THE. AMERICAN REVOLUTION, (.
bauiG! Juvenile illustrated b. Numerous or5na! desi6as
,E'rHU RS TI:alI FRANCE 'rALEs-in TWO parts.
TIE MAIDEN, Story for my Young CouaEylnea BY l.
:. Arthur Price 23 cents. . - -
This d. f.crired a, TURNER x HAYDENS.
ii-tr ia.lL Ronl ,tore N ians;. relr Brnatwlr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
yy-yo3sEZ, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH ae, 1883


~ Fifteenth War,l-At l lars. aGd ea;hu,iali,
e,as of the Dez,oc.ate Wing Electors o: the 3th Ward
held a, Constellation Hall! ThaEsdly erezng March 18th
Isi5 GEORGE w BRUEN was eal!sd - TIE Chair, o. :
Hos,rrs and A c. KISG,L,SD, APPOINTED Viee-Presi
dents: 4fte-. eal:y and fi5sr: . Rogers. Secretary
L. W Stevens. E,7 efocted thr following san
Gida.ss fox Ca.IteE Ofaesrs:
For .2iSerrtca
WILLIAM '. BRADY.
For .355iStdTi,
JAMES D. OLIVER.
For .as,ess-rs-GEoRGE RILEY, JOSEPH BRITTON.
For Cons:ailes-JAMES no >TIN' WILLIAM EARLE.
For Inspectors Of Eieeii0r,
Is, Dist Andrsn Van BI.Icon, .iusuS.aS L. Brown.
q DO l. W.S:eveIs, Jeistiah = i.-si-r
al do Henry Z. Dawes. William G.. Sterling.
i,h 10 .Cisrkson CTol!us Giles NJ Hl!!yef.
Which were uGaniaously adopted.
GEORG: W. BRUF.N. Chairma-.
Q. 7. : HG,a:s, I9ss:;; ;.n Vice Presidents.
ALBERT A!cECLrr }sacre,,Tis,
ALBERT y. RoGEE..S ml9 lwos
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TURNING I.ATHE~ FOk

m NlNNr La 1 II ~ fCTA StbEs.
flames STEWART bsrs inform h, friends and the pub
y tha; he hns constantly hand and ior sale. LATEtS,
n the following low prres.
With donblcac;ins Side rr, coTpietc $50
Second inches do feat lons. with aide rest COM
Thr,! NC inches DO. fec; inches long with slide rest
G,3Ib .l1e nce, do ee oa. with Tide nest com. ''
peic rs
Fth ,ze inches do, fee, inches long with Side rest,
complete 60
Brush-mokers' Lathes. complete .;............ 81
Pinno Forte onnakefs Lathe, with boring and saw
IN: apparatus. 20
lm0rella'mnset' lahes -
Pencil Case makers lntheS ro sls md upwards
The aforementioned article can he found at MI SEiMUURS
Hardware Stor., of Cnihe.e.strae md Chatham
Square. and at Mr. ROlNTREE'S, o! ChnNher and
Lhann'trects also a, Manuiuc.eTy. No. Il liowars
New York. milo meod"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

The certificates Of the American Institute show tia, in
y, ist of ths Il ~sisomonti Clock. placed with
them aad that h's performed all respects eIr~eted
The prices moderate The public invited call and
erhinIre Tor Themselves. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
DOAKOING NCii0Ol-IRyING INSTITUTE, TAKRr-

ID TowS, y. Y.-WILLIAM =. LYON, A. ". PriCci-
pa.-SuInmcr Session viii open on the Isl ni May.
To those vino desire 10 place sons at Boarding school,
the advantages offered at this Institution believed 10 be
oGua not superior, 10 any II has been IN success
f operation seven years The location delightful and 81
lubru,s is convenient OF from the City. The edi-
ice is commod.ous and ccmfotahlethe play grounds am
ple and disconnected from the village The government IS
efficient bit mild, resembling that Of well regulated
Christian iny-and day scholars arc received 10 cou-
terac, the salu:ary influence OF family training.
The system OF instruction is designed not merely 20 ad-
vance and perfect the pupil in tie branches studied but TO
dcvclopc and the Judgment, 10 eiSten the tn
dcrs:andn 10 form the habits, and 10 gITc mora! and
useful direction 10 the inclinalions.
Further particulars including Catalogue Of Students,
opinions OF patrons SC. viii be found in the pamphlet cc-
lar OF the Institute, be had application at the Book
stores of Bartlett & Wexford, Astor House. and aynors,
- Bowcry.
Reference by permission, TO the following distinguished
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

NEWTON DAKLiNGs Celebrated fvIaIaps p. .1,r Of
may be had Of the subscriber sole agent Tor .s M
them this ctyalso Scythss OF th- following fs so
The manufacturer, of the above Waidroa oIin I hs
public hereby cautioned against when ns; Us
" Darling Newbery Darling IS any othef ''iAH '''
stamped in full Newton Darling otgenars,, r..
ml9tmYI JAS. A. FLEURY, Sole A2snt, IVY 'olHi''~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

Successor 20 the Roxbury India Rabtcr Co.
NORWICH jan IS. lSi5.-D0ar Sir Above please faa
our irait on -. for -, the balance oi your account
against We take pleasure IN saying thai after fu
and trial your Rhbcr Banding, that Tor the purpose
l- which have H. drive heavy light machines
rh ;aut bSnG that 1t the fullest satisfaction
Yours very truly, MOSES PIERCE,
i22 Agent Norwich Bleaching and Clllcidering Co"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

TO IRON NANUtACIUKEkS.
THE ROLLlNG-MILL MACHINERY OF the e1isn-
J. sys establishment formerly the property OF Wm iol-
ly, Stamford, O. consisting Of fall set OF gearing shafts
couul.rs stands ,nd rolls for variety OF work
together with shears lathe turning oo buntlinS benches
loo. plates furnace castings Ne. and Implements necessary
performing the work OF ssch establishment Of
ercd fo sale advantageous 10 the purchaser
For farther particulars address, the subscribe. At Stamford
~ IN. GEO +. WaRINC;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

fed The skill of and been declared lncurab.
BIZ eminent Physicians and Oculss About tcnts Of op
thslmc diseases caused By and SmaliPoI.
bu which fpropery treated early mostly
rabie Indeed Dr.. o. that Of failure his
would D. almost unknown If the afflicted would
apply him when Jimnu,icG Of Sish first noticed
the casy Of inflammation however acute, and before
many cheap but destructive applications made Of
Reference the following which
Of Ir John Bunstead Of Jersey City al
most biini from MEASLES
Frederick Bat.n s7e Broome street bad ofIRITlS
John H. Rober-bad RidZe-stst, between Stan-
and Houston in the re.r-of PURULENT OPTHAL'
VI IA and ULCERATED TORNEA.
OiEee T6 namter,-s four doom from Broadway HoufS
Of attendance from II A. ~ to p NJ (suEeays sfeeptei'
Afvice the POOR gratis. dZI
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szssE.s.s...ssa-a== a=cs.- S.:s=..sses'

RIO L I. T. VI I + 7. X ;.
THE UNDERSIGNED offers Ia make all nts OF Fu,ed
Rollers Tor Cotton and WOoen Machinery, OF as good a
qus:y rs can be hat elsewhere and reasonable All
orders thankfully received aud punctuay attended 10.
y. = Old Rnlcrs Referred And I.arupel.
ms I'm WNG. BERFSFORD PATTERSON. " Jersey
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! MACHINERY FOB MANUFACTURES. sc.

oS POWER LoONS-s-; WIDE. IL good order and ready
LEONARD. HONE s NICoLt.
NJ q
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Washington Irving. Esq.
Hon Daniel Webster, u. S Senate.
Hon. Gulan c. Vcrplanck.
Capt. Alex. Slidcll Mackenzie, L. s. y.
Nathaniel i. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytown.
Francis Hail. Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID, Wm G.
Bryant Esq. George T. Trimbe J. Il. Van Rensselaer, NJ
u. Harper 4 Brothers, Ncw-iork City.
Also 10 the following who are now or have been, patrons
Rev II w Hunt Zchcbec Cook, Jr. Benz Lrder,
Rev l. NJ VINCENT VI Van Bcurcn, Oscar irving,
Rev Thos Burch Jas NJ deyt, Theo kaese,
Rev ] Dewiny, J l. Mott J W Kncvels,
Rev j Sewcl, c DusenbcrTy, Dcnison,
Rev 4 Seleck, b l. Kip, Geo Ci!nch,
Rev DIR West, Parmony, II w Clapp
DR. Jos Scribncr, VIM g Boggs, Benz ID brush,
Rov u Babcock w Van Noo-his, Campbell
Livingston, Leonard Kirby, Duahtn,
Elisha Morrcl, Jacob Leroy, r Howe,
Peter Pinckncy,- Gen G II Striker, II Raynor,
Chas Storm Harvey Weed Isaac Adriance,
J Chcs. .crInIn, BF Whcelwri.ht, Ihos Fattisos
Morris Robinson W Van Antwerp, VI EeiS j30 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

The rypntons of the wheel 90 times less.
other words 30 making revolutions the
3onc second pendulum Clock do<s year In fact,
weight of pounds keeps motion each part Of the tins
aud striking machinery for 81 weeks. The hos struck
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

CUTTING ENGlNE-Calcui4tst for Bevil and Spar
u C-srins from smallest 70 f. diameter. Also
coGr,re set q. boiler Tools good order. 70. y,le by
LEONARD, HONE X NiCOLL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

viii BE- that the friction OF the pen
duum avoided The revolutions Of the ball found by
sIlenment and observation To be- iSochropaI.
Th, Clock put of beat easily lit requires oil
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

This exhibits in eight years o.al OF ~ los her; au
average Of 81 776 annually. have not ascsrained
nraieer at other ports. except for one year lSaa when
the whole number which arrived in TIE United States
was 10 sl aud II that be added to the arrivals il New
York will make the annual average OF passengers from
foreign countries landing these shores 1oS6i. Now,
to be recoet that this includes all
engaged in ccmmsrce-Amercans who have been abroad
"ic all others includes females and chillrcn. Lst
'nereor make the necessary dc3ucoas IN order 70
certain ta number o! aius annually arriving from abroad
cspsois OF oecoming naura'ized ciiizers The entire
nu, NUMBER OF passengers from abroad. .... 20 S67
Veduct oHo sixteenth for tray ellers snd persons in
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-21
Presidential Election Rn1-

The following act is officially publisbt4
in the National Intelligencer. In almos,
all the States of the Union, the time f.,
the choice Of electors will have to be chm
ged. In North Carolina, the time apno;r
ted by law, is the first Monday in Noven.
Der.
AN ACT to establish a uniform time for h,
ding elections for Electors Of Presiden, an
Vice President in all the States Of fl.
Union.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House of R,
personalities Of the United States of .A,ncrio !,
Congress assembled, That the Electors of Pres
ident and Vice President shall be appoinsI
in each State on the Tuesday next after d.
first Monday in the month of November, Il
the year In which they are to be appointed
Provided, That each State may by law On,
vide for the filling of any vacancy or vaco,.
cles which may occur in its college of Epcto,,
when such college meets to give it's eIectos1
vote: find prortded, also, when any State shall
have held an election for the purpose of cboo.
sing Electors, and shall fail to make a china.
on the day aforesaid, then the Electors NAV
be appointed on subsequent day, in srci
manner as the STATE shall by law provide.
JOHN w. JONES,
speaker OF the House of Representative.
WILLIE p. MANGUM.
President of the Senate pro temroro
Approved January %, 1915.
JOHN TYLER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-21

succession. If he should take this view
of his position, he viii find it necessary to
impose upon his Cabinet officers The duty
of abstaining in all respects from any ap-
preparation of their official influence TO the
advancement of any individual claims to
the succession. We are fully satisfied
that the adoption of such rule is the only
safeguard for the harmony and success of
his Administration, and we should regard
the prompt and decisive PRONUNCIATION OF
such rule as happy exercise Of wisdom.
When Mr.. Polk accepted the nomina-
ton of the Baltimore Convention, he inn
posed upon himself voluntarily the restric-
ton against being candidate for re-elec-
ton. His objects in this was to relieve
his Administration from the charge or sus-
picion of prostituting his official influence
to secure his own reelection. The same
reason is equally as powerful in requiring
him TO relieve his Administration from the
suspicion Of exerting his official patronage
for the promotion Of the election of any
particular successor. He can avoid this
suspicion in but one way-to lay down an
inhexib!e rule for himself, as we'll as for
MS Cabinet officers, which Will confne all
their energies to the faithful and patriotic
discharge of their duties.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-21

h Newspapers having the largest circ,'la-
lion are to have the publication of the LIST
of letters.
Mail routes are to be divided into three
classes according to their importance, and
to be arranged by railroads and steamboats,
according to their importance. The rates
are 10 be not more than 5000 a mile per
annum for frs, class, second class not more
than 800 a mile per annum, and the third
class will receive not more than $50 mile
per annum. Provided if the mail service
is performed at nigh rs per cent. in addition
may be paid, and if not more than two
mails are sent each day. then greater COM
pensation may be given.
The Deficiencies. if any, in the expen'
ses Of the Post Office establishment are to
be paid out of the Treasury. if the hostages
are not sufficient, under the new system.
TO pay the same.
The Bill makes all necessary provisions
for the successful trial Of the new expert
ment, and there will be no embarrassment
for want of means, as the Post Master &C.
neral can draw upon the Treasury to re-
Iieve all deficiencies Besides, the bill re-
quires the expenses of ranking, as far as
it is allowed, to be paid from tue Treasu-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-21
Cheering--Fron Washin.1on

We have better and brighter account,
from Washington by yesterdays mall
We hope, now, that annexation will sue.
coed during the present session of Con-
gress-that noble country, once ours, at.
forwards coded away, will now be return.
ed to our UDion-that tranquility will he
restored at home, and British intrigues be
batf1ed III Texas. We know, at least,
that better spirit has been restored to ,lle
friends of Texas at Washington. We are
now induced to hope for the best. How
much rejoiced should we be in other re-.
spects-we who prefer tranquility TO agi.
tatIon-a smooth sea t. raging tempest
harmony among all the sections of our
blessed Union, to any distraction that
threatens to shipwreck the noble vessel
We cannot ente: into details at this mo-.
ment; but what we have heard by yester.
days Cars, is calculated to give us hope
and tlsfaction.-Rich. EnQ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-21
Later from Mexico.

The New Orleans Picayune, Feb. 9th
says:
By the arrival at Havana on Wednesday
last, Of the British steamship Tsy, Capt
Sharp, dates to the 3lst ult from Vera
Cruz have been received.
Santa Anna still remained prisoner al
the Castle of Perote-the same cold, drea-
ry and dismal place in which he SO long
held the unfortunate Texans in captivity
1t is stated that the Grand Jury appointed
to try the fallen tyrant, was furious against
him, while the present Executive of Mex.
leo manifested a feeling of clemency and
at the same time of regret that he did no,
escape out of the country and thus save
the Government further trouble. A letter
dated Vera Cruz, January 3lst, expresses
the belief that the life of the tyrant would
not be taken. His young wife was in pri-
son with him, as was also an old friend OF
his, Senior Lazaro Vilaml.
Among the passengers by the Tay, was
Senior Antonio Haro, Santa Annals former
Minister of Finance, who had made GU,
to reach the coast in safety from Mexico.
One of the editors of this paper, who came
passenger in the Alabama, was Informed
at Havana, that Senior III. had ESCAPED
through the assistance of the English Con.
sui at Vera Cruz, and that he came on
board the Tay under an assumed name.
RECON was still at large, and his wherea-
bouts not known.
Everything was said to be quiet in Mex
rco. TWAS reported that the Republic was
ITO be divided into three military dopa:-
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ments, Arista to have command :,
Northern, Paroles 9th Centre. and lie
other general of the Southern sec,;on 'ONs
An extra Of the Diario de la Mc,;
Havana. issued on the evening of ,h' a d
inst, contains synopsis of the in,ell; Oh
brought by the Tay. The princin,IS s''s
of the news has already been publish Pan
This city: we give the substance Of il
important item, which appears in Fl 81 @0te
Diez q Nueue of Mexico, of the 24,b 'y'
and which is as follows: Santa Anra u,I'
sent, from Perote, new commun;o.. 4''
to the Chambers, requesting that the "oR
port for which he had already asked n p'S''
be granted him, in which case he m sa!
Danish himself perpetuaIly from the coS a.'
try. lie also stated that he would ann D1a'
an agent fully empowered and qual; fpT'a'
respond to any charges or claims maGs L"
gainst him, leaving his landed estates g. 9,
property, as guaranty for the salis(,c;'
of all, and moreover speaks of the resnoa
slbility of his Ministers. This commn ".'
cation the Grand Jury ere acting unon :;
secret session on the night of the PAD WI
and the result Of their deliberations -, ~
not known.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-21
The Appeal,

We have devoted large portion of this
mornings paper to an Appeal to the De-
mocrlcy of the North--fIom the pen of
Randolph Of Roanoke. 1t is written with
great force, and is full of interesting facts
on the great question Of the day. 1t speaks
the Truth in terms of respectful modera-
ton. 1t is intended as an Appeal to all
the Democracy of the Norlh-but we take
the liberty of specially dedicating it TO the
Democratic Senators in the North and the
West-to Messrs. Dix, Fairfield, Ather-
ton, Niles, Allen, Tappan-and, in fact,
why should we not. on great national
measure which ought never to have been
a party Quest ton, beg leave to call the al
tention Of all the Wing Senators TO its facts
and statements? We are acquainted with
the people Of the South. We know their
chivalrous energies, their indomitabe spi-
rit, their devotion to the cause Of Texas.
IF she docs not abandon US, zee ariU not
abandon her. Save Texas, save her from
the seductions of British intrigue. Save
the South from the agitation which hovers
around us. Save our blessed Union from
the raging of the coming storm. We do
not speak lightly. We see the signs Of
the gathering tempest, which is destined
to sweep off the little or wouId-be great
men of the day, who would attempt TO re-
sist its influence. AS for us, our mind is
made up. So heI p us Heaven! we will
no bo
ted standard, and battle under it until we
succeed" The Republicans of the Lee
gsature have pledged themselves to each
other, to the South, to the Union, and tc
the citizens Of Texas, ''never to abandon
the fortunes Of the Lone Star" Let not
The Wings Of the Senate be deceived bv
the random and ridiculous statements of
the WING press in this city. Virginia is
firmly, unaiterably, energetically devoted
to Annexation-and she will make good
our word in good season. Her own SEN
ators are now betraying her at Washing
ion--and her pulse is beating with strong
Indignation. and her pa,riouc citizens
flushed with inexpressible shame at the
spectacle winch she is now presenting to
the world in the person Of her scrvants.-I
They will have to answer at her bar for
their deserion. If Texas should be lost
by their votes, they will be blasted by The
fire of the public indignation. They fall
like Lucifer, never to rise again." They
ought to put up their prayers night and
morning, that Texas may now be carried,
in spite Of themselves. God send them a
safe deliverance! Virginia will be the first
to lead the van, # this measure be nov re-
jected-and she will 60 into the contest
with spirit which nothing can abate-I
under the flag of the ''Lone Star" Save
us from this contest, is the earnest appeal
of every enlightened Southron to the W higs
of the Senate of the United States.
Richmond Ep0u;rer.
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4 CONSCIENTIOUS JurOr.-"I remember" savs
Lord Eldon, "Mf. Justice Gould trying case
at York; and when lie had proceeded for about
two hours, he observed-"Here are only elev-
en- jury-men in the box; where is the other
one!" "Please you my Lord" said one 'of the
jury, she has gone away about some business.
but he hos left has uerdict aciM me.'