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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-10

MEDICINE FOR THE MILLION |!
SEA VER'iS
JOINT AND NERVE
LINIMENT,
NOR the cure of Rheumatism, Gout,
E Sprains, Bruises, Swelled tendons, Felons,
Cramp, Numbness OF the limbs, Lameness of
all kinds, Pain in the side, back, or loins, Ague,
Stiff Neck, Stings of Insects, Chilblains, fresh
wounds, Burns, Freezes, and all cases Of
EXTERNAL INJURIES.
This Liniment is a rare and valuable combi-
nation of warm, slimulant and anodyne ingre-
dents, and will be found far superior to any
other article of the kind heretofore invented for
the above complaints. Many families keep it
constantly by them, believing il TO be the very
hest remedy for diseases requiring external
below other medicines of the kind, most etiec-
tually removes every obstacle to IFS universal
use. 1t is truly called the
POOR MANS FRIEND.
See what it has done Ransom L. Ball says
he was cured OF severe attack of R Rheumatism
in the back and shoulders by using one bottle.
Phineas Stewart, ESQ.,, cured himself of a
lame knee after having used remedies prescrib-
ed by several celebrated Physicians without ef-
feet, and by using only one bottle.
Mr. Jeremiah Abbott, OF Springfield h as
used it in his family for several years, and rec
ommends il as valuable remedy for the COM
plants for which it IS prepared.
Ii is also highly approved by the Medical
Faculty, who use it in their practice, and rec
ommend il 60 their patients.
Why will you suffer pain, when safe, eff
cacious, and cheap medicine is within your
reach?
Important TO HOrSensen.
This Linment is not only beneficial TO the
human system, but is the best article that can
he used for Horses that have been CALLED,
Sprained, or Bruised, aud for Stiffness and
Swelling of the Joints, Scratches, Windgalls,
Fresh wounds, sc.
OBSERVE-Every bottle of the genuine
will have the signature of 7. SEAvER & Son
on the inside wrapper. n5-B Be sure you get
the genuine, as there are other medicines which
assume similar name.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Prepared only by T. SEAvER & SON,
Druggists, Walpole, N. HI. REED, Wing s.
CUTLER, 50 Chatham street, Boston, whole
sale Agents.
For sale by j. SrEEN, Bratileboro; l. Grout,
Putney; ]. w. Moore, Bellows Falls; Leach
q Warner, Saxtons River; Geo. Nj. Barrett,
Grafton VIM. Harris & Son, Windham !;
Charles Sherwin, Andover; Foster s. Parker,
Weston y Pierce g. Albee, N. e. C. B. Alanch,
Londonderry, S. F. Thompson, T. Cook, Jr.,
Townshead; J. Hadley, Chester; Robbins s
White, Cavendish; Gibson, Smith e. Co.,
Proctorsville; Adams, Arlington & Co., Lud-
low; w. E. c. Stoddard, Rutland; Brown &
Hunt, Hinsdale, N. H.; Capron, Alexander &
Co., ID. & A. w. Ball, Winchester; C.. Farr,
Chesterfield; and by Druggists and Merchants
generally. eop52
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Messenser,s Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. October 28 1915.
lion. BENZ. F. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for the
IL County OF Worcester, has this dav issued Warrant
against the estate of SIMON ]. WOODBURY., of SUIT
ton, and late coparnsr with Luther F. Woodbury. the
same Sntton, under the firm of h. f. Woodbury. Co.,
in said County, merchant nsolvent debtor nd the
payment of debts the delivery of any property be-
longing to said Woodbury. him for his USE and the
transfer OF any property by him, forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors of said Woodbury.
will be holden the office of Thomas Ill., in Wor-
ceser in said County, the second Monday NoUem-
Der nert, o'clock in forenoon to prove their
debts AID choose assignee assgnees of his Estate
and do such other business in relation thereto as may
then come before them.
dim JOHN w. WHIPPLE. D, Sheriff
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Messenger,s Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. Oct %, IS45
HON BENZ F. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for the
Ii County of Worcester has this day issued Warrant
against the Estate OF LUTHER F. WOODBURY., af
sutton I'D said Comfy, trader, late copartner whh
SIMON j. Woodbury. of the sutton, under the firm
oil l.. f. woodbury. Co., an insolvent debtor and the
OF any debts or the delivery of any property be
longing said Woodbury. TO him or for his use are for
hidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said Woodbury.
Will he holen at the office of Thomas Hill in WOrces
ter in said County. the second Monday in Nouember
nert at ten O'Clock the forenoon, prove their debts
and choose an assignee or asSgnees Of his estate and
do such other business in relation thereto as may then
and there come before them.
dim JOHN w. WHIPPLE D. Sheriff
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nOsTON 8 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
s;ss1Ssss EszeSs5gtfs t.asssssssgs-s 49,. "A I'll
Summer Arrangement,

FROM BOSTON, daily except Sunday,)
LNOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford New Ha
ven and New York, al u Al NJ. and a Pm
For NortUich ana Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
u A. NJ. and p.
For Worcester, and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road, at u a NJ, and P.
For Malburg, at II A. NJ. and P.
For NsW York, via Norwich and by Steamer. every day
except Sunday, at 4P.
For NeO York, by Long Island Rail Road every day
except Sunday, ate a. NJ.
FROM WORCESTER.
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, Albany,
Hartford. New Haven, and New York Wis New Haven
10 A. NJ. and A NJ, stoppins at Wag StctionS.
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road, l9 Aa.,
stopping at Hay Stations.
With Worcester Passengers att and 10 ~ ana 4tpM,
stopping at Way Stations.
With Passengers from NetcYork by Steamer to Norwich
early every day except Monday stopping only al Frami
ham,
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday, stopping eniy Ut
Framing CHAM.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
81 A. NJ. aud Al P. NJ.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 AM, ST 7PM daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at II q l04 Am. d & PM do.
Sunday Mail, from Boston at ! p. M.-from Worcester
nj A. NJ.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars VIM. PARKER, Supt
April so, l845. If
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AlmanaCs for 1916.

USI received large supply of the Old Far
y mer's Almanac by Robert b. Thomas Also Honest
John Smiths Farmers Almanac, The American Farmers
Almlnac-Col. CrOcke's and Comic Aluanacs, &c. for
sale at the very lowest prices by CIRCUIT Jr 1879 Main
Street at the CHEAP BOOKSTORE
worcester Oct 10. DIV l3w43
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Messenger,s Notice.


WORCESTER, SIS. October 20, 1916
ii ON. BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, Judge OfProbate for
IL the county Of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the estate OF CHARLES c. CHAMBER
LIN OF Worcester in said County, Machinst, nsOl-
vent debtor and the payment OF any debts the dev
cry OF any property belonging 10 said Chamberlain TO
MN or Tor his USE and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said Chamberlain
will be held the office of Thomas Hill in Worcester
in said County the SECOND Monday Of No0eaber neat
AT ten O'Clock in the forenoon, prove Their debts ard
choose assignee Of his estate, and do other
business in relation thereto may then before
them. E. EATON, D. Sheriff.
Worcester, Oct 20, lS45. dim
WORCESTER IS. October %, 1915.
To lowell BAKER, JR., of Grafton, in said County,
gentleman. GREETING
WOU having been daily appointed Assignee Of the Es
L ta'e al. DAVID WEBSTER, OF said Grafton, shoe
maker, insolvtu detor hereby required give
notice thereof and also to give notice iha the second
meeting of the creditors of said Webster will be holden
at nv office in Worcester the second Monday of No.
uember nert, at o'clock in the forenoon and
where they may prove further debts against The said
Webster. and also show why certificate o. dis
charge shall be granted to him. And will serve
this notice publishing aesied copy this order
in the Massachusetts spy and in the Daily Spy
newspapers published Worcester aforesaid weeks
successfully before the daY of said meeting And are
make of this order with dongs thereon at
the time and place Of said meeting.
CHARLES w. HAIR rSHORN,
true copy. Master in Chancery.
dtmwl Attest LOWELL BAKER, Jr., Assignee.
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HOLDENS
H0LDEN'S
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL.
AT
BREWERS, STEVENS s. CUSHING,S,



AT
BREWERS, STEVENS s. CUsHING,s.
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 80 & 81 Washington st. BOSTON,
Single Bottle, 50 Cents.
During the last six years
id has found lis way. upon its
own merit, without adVertising TO ALI
the principal cities i'm the
Union.
ITS virtues having been
proved i'm thousands OF
eases, we shall ROW give
every one am opportunity
TO procure IL.
Should it fail TO cure, cur Agent will
refund your money
Warranted an immediate
relief, and safe cure 10 the
above diseases; also, TO re-
tain IDS qualities i'm any
climate.
For further particulars.
see card OF Directions and TeStimO-
mails ORA the envelope.
For sale by d SCOTT, Jr. d co. No l73t main Street
Nof'esler' Aug Z.
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Manufacturers, Articles.

1EO SIDES BELT LEATHER.
JOO SO do. Picker do.
200 do. Lace do.
"a doz. Calf aud Sheep roller Skins
200 don. Broad, satlnet, and Cotton Picker
Together with good Of Shuttle Dust Brushes
Harness Irvine, Seine do Copper Rvets, Glue. Emery,
Sand Paper, &c. &c.
The above named articles will be sOldhs low ~ can h,'
purchased elsewere. g. FOSTER 81 co.
Worcester, May 7. 6wisostf
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Paper Hangings,

w hOlesale and Retail.
VIE subscribers manufacturing all kinds of PAPER
L HANGINGS AND BORDERS, Of every description.
and have an extensive always hand part
OF which may he and tor sale OUer than can be
purchased eIseWRere) at L. w x c. p BANCROFTS.
No l55 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER Mass, and at SAN'L
Is. PIERCE a. cos. No AZ BROA ST BosToN.
Also, n large assortment of French Borders ana Ere
Boqrd Prints, &C. WP. MITE s. co
Newark, n. j., July %, l645 SIN
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Wanted.

1.-TWO MEN Of steady habits, one TO take charge ofa
| Card Room and one 10 tend Dresser on Yarn for
Printing Cloths Persons acquainted with the business can
have constant work and fair wages, 10 work In Cotton
Mil in Weathersfed, H. by applying soon on the suhscr
Der in Armory Village JONATHAN A: POPE.
Mllbury Oct l6. d6twSI4J
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Patent Action Piano Fortes,
Kenrick's Nurseries,
1nantnm Hill. NEWTON. near Boston.

IFOnthLuH A1His NE W ONs near ISOStO0s
ssgEsss@s LRUIT, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
sSeEss8ss5G \ Roses Green House Plants DC. The
5sasefF$ new descriptive CATALOGUE will be sent
@8F NJ gratis, to all VINO apply
- Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Peach
and Nectarne Trees great variety all superior kinds
Grape Vines GOoseberres, Francona Raspber-
ries, Currants Strawberries, DC &c.
Ornamental Trees of the beautiful hardy kinds in
GLIDING LINES or Iindens, Sycamores--Tyroler Scotch
Larch Silver eaved Adele, Horse Chesnus Elms Weep
ing Willows, Magnolia Umbrella tree Tulip tree La
bunum Mountain Ash Purple Beech and Evergreen trees
&c Shrubs, Everhiooming Roses, Ponies, Dahli;s u c.
Also, Cactuses Yerbennas, and other snowy Green
House Plants.
$4,000 Peach Trees, of the most superior and
productive kinds for Orchards for supply Of our markets
1900 Vines raised in pots, from single eyes, of
the BLACK HAMDUEG and other superior GRAPES nclnd-
ing several Hints from London Horticultural Society,"
received lat Spring
~ Written orders addressed by mail 10 the subscriber
will be promptly executed and Trees and Plants will be
wei packed in mHs and moss. when ordered for distant
Places and delivered at the depot shipped in Boston,
without charge tar transportation the city. Or orders
left with any Of the authorized Agents Boston n nd be
directed particularly 10 WILLIAM KENRICK.
Nonanlum iiIll Newton, Oct Is, l845 6w43
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

To- Rt5Jirel, That should The next Lagisla
tare 'all 20 make provision aS aforesaid. and TO
furnish "a satisfactory pledge for the entire COM
pletion COT Stld line of improvement. then we
holtit TO BE- equally IN, bounden duty of the
General Assembly to grant permission TO the
Baltimore x Chic Railroad COMPANY to pass
througl the State with hes Improvement ia
any point within her boundaries on-the Ohio
kiver, or, To incorporate a company With like
powers and privileges.
II. ReS0igsi. That intelligence IS the life
q! liberty, an that tits The duty and Interest
OF every free State 20 provide ample means for
The cduca iJn of her citizens. ana tbat the
prevailing lEnomncc i'm Virginia. shows "a la
M nt0ble diieliction on the part of the Conn
monwealth IN regard to- this high Obligation.
y. RtSotre3, Tbotitis the imperative duty
oi the Commonwealth 70 place within the
r%eaCllui all her citizens the means of cduyation.
amt that the next General Assembly should
provide Tor the State an efficient nlcouplete
system OF common schools, to our part of the
burden oi which We hereby most ch.erfUlly
picdge ourselves.
IL. RcsolDcd. That we invite our brethren
o. the State at large. aud especially oil IN.
West, who agree with us ia the views emho.
diedn the foregoing resolutions, to unite n
u~iemo0ilzng the next Legislature TO take tn,
hicessary steps to carry out the objects therein
contemplated.
~. ReSolged. That a committee of five b,
lpreinted by the chair to prepare a memorial
10 he next General Assembly. pUaviug the call
Oh Convention to amend the Constitution ol
The State.
Under this resolution, the chairman APP
pointed The following gentlemen to constitute
the committee, via: George w. Summers.
y. II. Smith, James l.. Carr, John Lewis
james Ii. Fy.l
Resolcci, Thatthc proceedings of this meet
ing he published in the Kanawho Republ can
andt hat the papers throughout the State friend.
y to the objects of this meeting be requested
10 copy them.
NJ. DUNBAR, Chairman.
J, ii. Fry, S,crst0rL.
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@hHh
SoMMoDORE JONES.-The following
pNoIcation respecting this officer appears in
the washington Union of Yesterday;
Nhel IN May. 1911. / returned 90 the Uni-
Veo states trort my late command oGthe Pacific
squadron | found our relations with Mexico i'm
AN embarrassed and delicate condition. and the
whole country much agimtcd by the question
oil the annexation uf Texas, then pending i'm
tue iorln OF a treaty before the Senate. Under
Iug circumstances although the executive was
Iuii! satisfied that the public interest did not
require any further investigation into tie
causes which induced the descent on Monterey
ana lh0t, IN TACT. | was ''6HtiilCd 30 dRUthiHg
ont ccasure from my gO~rcrnmcRt,' it was
nevertheless deemed most proper to refrain
from AN official announcement OF my return.
amt oil the Presidents decision i'm The premises.
IN lhis course ot the executive. ! gcquicsccd
without a murnur, not from any dread of in
curry or that was ulmoVcd bv the remarks
On The public prcss-innucnced certainly by no
unlund feelings, but from a misconception of
the circumstances Of "a transaction. the account
OF winch caene from abroad, as exaggerated i'm
chaiaCtcrasl 1t was peIrcrtgdiniac bat because
having done what conceived To be my duty and
being well persuaded ilat the more full and
rgld The scrutiny, The less public blame could
atlaChl my conduct. | was willing to endure
N'AAFN'AN ~ W. NNtllhlN = LNNA
rather than By an exposition of the facts. dis
tGo, IN any degree, a delicate international
question, whicli had been long settled TO the
entire satisfaction of the two nations immedi-
alely interested, confidently trusting. more
over IN my country, whose Judgment never
errs when rightly informed, To do me and my
associates Justice, when "A full development of
all the circumstances as they appeared TO us.
ON a lar distant station, could, with propriety
be given To the world.
Ihe time has not even yctarrived for a dis.
passionate review OF ourcritical relations with
more than n foreign power in 1912. but al
luSions to my nuRc, III connection with the
altar OF Monterey having been recently made
by the Judge Advocate of the naval court mar
tai sitting in Washington for the trial of Can't.
voorhees,, am forced to obtrudc myself he.
lore the public, by submitting the following
extract from an official communication r~eceiv-
ed by me; and which, by the c~onsiderdte kind
nesso the honorable Secretary of the Navy. |
now authorized Ia publish.
THOMAS AP CATESBY JONES.
July IL, 1915.
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Ntt'r request ol several gentlemen who
we've, witnesses OF ihe incident related be
low am as a Sm'li tnbnte to bravery ",
WIN P,reS,Ie give place to 1t IN our columns.
~ 'N''HhN .--During the last trip OF
''1 ''''"' MINSTREL rom Cincinnati. sh
.'''Vl'' F'' a severe storm, Ina fact, IL might
OF ''Ie' a hurricane. OF at least SO near rcla
''''o u' huTsioohe FIRMLY. That we might
very S"eiE ciaunt'r IL second cousin.ship.
oAe OIL Ule PIlo'S Whose residence has been
o21h' "a rivers Tor a nuun5,rot years. told the
VIII "' '"l' ilit NE had never exp sicnccd
a more severe storm on oar beautiful river,
u"I'"- las Wl'i' professional career.
H"a''Tr'A about O'Clock in thc afternoon
on the second d1y ont from Cincinnati. The
golden beams of tha sun. "a hsit an hour pre-
NiojS to ihe storm, were to b. seen s|ilycrina
the sur'1cc ct ohIo's wave. a part OF the sky
was caun and fair; but all of a sudden tn,
wind came rushing down the river immediate.
Is against thc bow Of th, boat with "A tr,men-
'oas force the DARK ant heavy clouds spread
@o'crthc whole SKY with rapiiity uucqualled,
amt IN less than five minutes we found our
selves IN tn centre oil a furious storm. In
'n'' dangerous s'tuaAon IN The centre of IN,
river, The Captain BrOmtly ord rcd Tho bDat a,
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PERMANENTLY

Nh Il, Is induced, from the en-
I'VE c"nfngefnenI he is receiving To remain in
'''c '"y "a short lime niger. for HE purpose OF giy4
ns another coutsc Uiihslruelion in the Strong sonian
System of Writing. Gentlemen will nosii,yelv bo
"hghi n finished lusiUcss hand. plain aud pracIicaL.
'"d The Ladies a h'wrg. elegant style, easily &C.
qulred and rapidly written
This term will commence on "Wednesday. july
ION. Ladies will wtIIe ar2 u'clock. p NJ. Gen.
''e'he" at all o'hcf hours through the day and eve.
rIug.
Wheeling. " S'""
""i"s Room over Mr. bis Chair Store. nrnin
iy l6
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THENEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~.

THENEW PRESIDENT OFHAY1I Pirr-
rot, Is said to be without education aud FUN of
the prejudice aud superstition Of his race. lie
iSoi pure African blood, and seventy-two wear,
old. At his entrce into the capital a Grand
feast was prepared, at which the President and
suite were Invited, but Inc utterly refused 10
Partakc OF amy part thereof, upon the ground
OF lear that they designed to poison him. He
subsequently paftook Of some plain soup.
Wihcli had been prepared undcY lis own eve.
which, when il had become sufficiently cool
le ate by dipping it out of the not with bis
bare hand, and thus conveyed il folis noutb
AT night, when he was introduced INTO bis he'd
chamber, which had been fitted up in a style
OF luxury and splendor BETTING "a chief magis.
trate, he refused TO occupy it, or even to 1ay
upon a bed at all; preicrliug TO sleep in a S..
cludeJ aud guarded apartm,ntupon AN old cot
SINS mitelas, siHs Couvcrture.
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WHEN STEAMBOAT CAN GET TO
WHEELING SHE CAN GET TO PITS
BURGH.'- it not remarkable that QUO
neighbors, the good people OF Pittsburgh. still
persist in stating To the travelling public that
OFT repeated absurdity, = When a boat can get
10 Wheeling she can Get to Pittsburgh ~
Tn following facts OF TIL last few days
ought TO convince any man that such Il state
mn, is an insult to his comnon sense:
On Saturday last the steamboat Mononga-
hela (dul she is but one of many instancesl
clme to VIII cling without any difficulty and
proceeded mp the river. having succeeded in
colviii ing mmy of h,r passengers that .,yhsn
a boat can get to Wheeling she can get to
Pittsburgh" Five miles above Whecling. at
the Sisters, she was of course brought up
s,antIng. When the Captain took a vawl to
eEamine the bar, which he soon fous | to be ten
nithes nearer the top of toe water than any
hir b'loS Wheeling, returning to his boat he
D 2ortal that N boat could get through such
1l place rs that, AMI like a prudent of
'"tc forthwith laid up his boat and r,--hippnd
his lass'nscra on som little stern wheel craft
taal promised To take them safe tlrough 10
pittsburgh. When the passeng. r. got aboard
81 th2 hile boat they were forthwith treated
taRlw we are told, gr,tia) with that. the m,at-
est OF all Injuries, a steam bath. which was
- artAise) by the c~rcvic,s aud openings in
'h- A3os AM sides of the boat that it was
liRolaslble not to partakc of it almost to suf-
i2cntipn. A gentlemm from Cincinnati VINO
hAt his family with linn and who was deter
mined to try tn Brownsville route at any
itca slOr, OF his life, was informed by a wan
81 a passenger that no doubt the steam was
senehcisl TO those children who had the m,a-
sle' ani wiooping cough. M God!" said
the Cincinnatiam, q is it possible! here. deck
hand, III give you five dollars il you'll take
ms AMI M family back to Wheeling in that
yawl; whera, after a couple Of hours in the
hot boiling sun they arrived, muttarinr all
the Way down, when a boat can get to
Wheeling she can get to Pittsburgh! -
We ar, told, that night IN, scntlenm had
to send Tor DR.. Hlllihen, who, upon ~cxanina-
ton OF his mouth. lauglIinsly said To him.
"why, sir, You have cut one Of your wisdom
teeth However, the gentleman and family.
alter c%njoying the delightful accommodations
oi The U. s. Hotel, l,ft the next morning in
tim to arrive at Clm5erian just twenty four
hours later than if he had left tive Mononaa-
hela when She got to Wheeling.
The steam packets Hib,rnia, Clipper. Ali
quippa, New England, National. Cambria. in
TACT ihere has not a packet for a week past
gona above this point that has been able to
70 reach Pittsburgh. Yet the cry is, when
ooai en- get to Wheeling she can get to
Pittsburgh
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TIE MEXICAN NAVY.-Th, Vera Cr,,
Siglo Dies y Nuercof tire 9th ulr.. furnishes
list Of til very Jorai5rbf force com ,o.ina
the Mexican Navy at Vera Cruz. I,isa,E .
lows:
Steamer Guadalupe rs tons. two &c ,nm,.
ders amidsiiPs, four IL pound coIrondt s.anI
one mortar.
Steamer Mont,zuma, 100 ions. one g.
pointer anldships, two 81 FOUNDERS for car.
ronadss, and one mortar.
Bng MexIcsno; one II FOUNDER amid,bi,s
ana fourteen - pound ~Carrunaios.
Brig Ncrdcruzino Cibrc: on. 81 pou,lor
amidsliPs, six is pound caronadcs. and two
Il pound ~carronddes.
Sf.ooncr Agnila; ore ~ ponder amiiship.
ana 'l1II caupnadrs.
slips. '
G~i0,oP.l schooner orcIos. one - ponn.
der amttthip.
ti'c gnI5oats, each Carrying a u pounIcr
Alter CIV ing thc above list. the SIQls Disz q,
'ttSe tius cApatldt'5 ON their ruuIifiau p
These Grc9tcr part oi ihn-a vessels e,cart
Iie Two steam u.s., and thr three n.w gaubn,f
'r' ina very bal state anlrquir. pr.a r-pIir.
as TO make them lost som. tim. IY.4.f
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