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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
WISTAR'S
RALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

That it stands at the head of other remedies is
conceded 1t has cured thousands upon
all classosin cases of the most dan
gerously oonsumptve character. And physicians OF
the greatest eminence throughout our whole country
unhestatngly recommend it, as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary diseases in the whole range of Pharma-
cy. The sales in the Western States have thus lal
been unparalleled; and the most gratifying proofs
efficacy have been received from every place srhere Il
has been used.
REMARKABLE CASE furnished by .Mesas. b. II. Falrs
stock g. Co. PITTSBURGH, Pa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE
NO. 81, WOOD STREET,
One Door above Second. PittShU,.,,v, Nd,
w, M'CEYNTOCK = So

ESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and
y the public that he has received large stock OF
N%ARPEIlNG; comprising the following Varieties -
New New style Bussel Carpets; New style Imperial Car
PeS' @ supelfne Ingram Carpets; Extra do do; Com
mon do' DO 4-4, 80 and 5-9 Twilled Venitian Car
pets; 4 d., 3-4 and 5-8 Plain do do :44 81 and Ga
Pialn p and Figured Mating; CheneiIle, Tnited and
brussels Rugs Embossed and Printed Piano and IA
Die Die Covers; Plain and Figured Wooen Floor Cloths:
rla. rat ana Oval Brass Stair Rods; Danlasl and Wa
'efed Moreens; Tuited, Manila and Grass Mats
ALSO-Floor Oil Cloths from q inches to ! 3 fac,
VIDE; Steam Boat Trimmings, &c Allof which have
Peen recently purchased from the Manufacturers and
importers, and will be sold small advance mar 26
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

Do heroey forewarn all persons agains, purchasing
or 15ad5ng for two notes of hand given by me to
James H. Baker, bearing date the 18th or I1tb ~
February, 1886 the st for about One adn % %
Eghty-one Dollars, payable one year from date. the
Other for about -Four Hundred and Ten Dollars M
Die two years from dateas ara determined not n M
saia notes. unless compelled by law; they having been
Nls oaI and without due consideration
sAaten %4h lo45. JOSEPH THOMPSON
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

FIannels; gTeat variety OF mems and boys Caps,
~ cheap Grape de Cass Cashmere de Ecoise. Rome
hos, Grape de Lane Tenobas Alpaca and Merinos,
great variety for ladies' dresses Ginghams, Prints,
Checks and Bed Ticking; Woolen and silk Shawlsj
also, HardwaTe--Iron, Nails, Shevels Queensware and
Ladies' Bounel together with great variety Of other
articles too tedious to mention.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the late FIRM Of ..rJoro
II liptUn are respectfully requested TO cali AZ
Of Hogg Tpton in Cadiz, and settle thor room
Those who cannot pay Immediately will please. at
least g close their accounts by giving their notes NV
SON William Hogg, is duly authorized to act for me II
settling the business Of the said FIRM. -
Codiz, March 10, 1915. '''1 "'i'
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UNITED ST'AT7ES HOTEL
HARD WARE,
ALEXANDER HENnERSc

No 81, Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
1Ig'0"@re' lo Cutlery, SaddIery, &C., &C., &c.
now receiving from the manufacturers in England
made exclusively for cash, and offers the same at q
small advance on cost to purchasers for cash or apnro
yea credit Such are respectfully invited to give the
elsewhere. OO'0'o r,orotl PuroLiuS1is a1
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
JUST PUBLISHED

A TREATISE ON THE MODE OF BAPTISM, !,
"A showing the unfounded nature of the assump-
isterng the ordinance; and that pouring or spnkling
os the scrptura and by far the preferable mode
of its administration. By the Rev. James Kerr, pastor
lif the Presbyterian church, Cadiz. For sale by
dec. l8. 1914 $. e. ii. McFADDEN.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

IDISHOP ONDERDONK'S Trial; The Chinese, n
ID golden story, by Charles Dickens; The siege Of
Derry, by Charlotte Elizabeth; Japhet in search of
Father, by Capt Maryatt; snapdragon, by Punch; BIZ
ography of John Randolph Sketches of Irish charac
ter by Mrs S. c. Hall; Harpers Bible No, 49, Just re-
ceived and for sale at New York prices.
feb. &c A. l.. FRAZER
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FALL AND WINTR GOODS.
s. & n. RIcFADDEN

TTAVE received, and are jus
III receiving, a Splendid and
Choice Stock Of Fan and Win
ter Goods, consisting in part Of
the following articles, viz Blue,
Black, Brown, Green and other
colors Beaver Cloths; Black,
blue and fancy Cassimeres, Cas-
sinetts. Buffalo Cloths. Vestings,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

wv Aides CIRCULATING LIBRARY has
wv been resumed under the charge of its former
editor. 1t will now be called the " Weekly Volume =
twill resume its former position the best Of the pc
liodicals Subscription price $4 per annum, and will
bedelivered free Of postage, if subscribed to
november 81 A. l. FRAZER.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
MILITARY GOODS.

No. IS, MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH
2 ME subscribers are now receiving in addition to
their former stock, large and general assortment
Of MILITARY GOODS, consisting in part Of Swords,
Sashes, Epaules, Buttons, Laees Cords Braids Cape
Plumes, PompOms, &c. Volunteer companies supplied
with equipments, banners. flags, &c.
june 26 If JOHN B. McFADDEN. g. Co. .
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For which the highest market price willhe given.
We solicit the public, before making their purchases
elsewhere, to call and examine stock we after
ourselves that il cannot be beat in the county.
Oct 10th,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

a MEXICAN HOUSE CARPENTER,-A treatise
IN upon architecture. cornices and mouldings fra
ming doors, windows and stairs illustrated by more
than 2OO engrayings by R. G. Hatfield just published
ana can be had of A. L. FRAZER,
JAN 90. SteuhonyiIIo n
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SMITH, BA GALLEY a. CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
School Books.

EyCLECTIC and Goodnch's Renders, Geography
q Grammars and speers Bibles, Testaments, PsalIr
and Hymn Books, for saleby
oct.sSOth W. HoGG & CO.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
NEW DRUG STORE.
KERR Il MO1ILER,

Corner Of Wood Street Il Virgin Alley,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE large as
eb sortment of fresh DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFs, &C., which have been re-
ceived and purchased with considerable for Cash
The following comprises part of the stock just received
GUM CAMPHOR. SPRS. TURPENTINE
Cream Tartar, Copal Varnish.
FLOR. SULPHUR, WHITE LEAD,
Caster Oil, Red "
GUM ARABIC, LITHARGE,
EPSON Salts, Flaxseed Oil,
FL MAMMA, VENITIAN RED, Eng
Gnm Opium, Spanish Brown,
FLOR CAMOMILE, CAMWOOD,
Cum Aloes, Clipped Loswood,
SALTPETRE, FUSTIC,
Juube Paste, Mic Wood,
REID LlQUORICE, BRASILLETTO,
Liquonce Ball, Indigo,
MAGNESIA, NUTGAILS,
Powd Ginger Oil Vitriol,
NUTMEGS, AQUAFORTIS,
With general assortment too numerous to mention
which will be sold for CASH at small advance on
Eastern Prices.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

lINRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, for February, is deci-
lST dedly the best and most splendid number yet is
sued; Punches Heathen Mythology, illustrated; Amer
can Book of Beauty. elegantly embelRshed with nine
fncsteel engrayngs, just received at
| AL. FRAZERfS,
! Jan.g9. Steubenville o.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
II A TN G. .
SNYDER & MALLERNEE.

HlE subscrbers respectfully inform the public that
n they have entered into partnership under the
firm of
SNYDER & MALLERNEE.
Tor the purpose ofcarrying the above business in all
its various branches at the old stand of Suer Moore
where they are prepared work with neatness
ana ulsP4tch' ior all who may favor them with CALL
From long experience in the business, and having
none but the best of workmen employed they have no
hesitation in saying that they will give general salts
faction. They have and will continue to keep on hand
the most approved fashions
SAMUEL SNYDER.
apr H. EMANUEL MALLERNEE
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
BAGALEY g. SMITH,
wholesale GrOcers,

BAGALEY g. SMITH,
Wholesale GrOcers,
NOS. 1873 AND 1876 WOOD STREET
PITTSBURGH, PA.
HAVE on hand, and are constantly receiving full
Il n supply of GROCERIES,, consisting, in part, ol
the following, to which they invite the attention OF
dealers, viz:
1000 bags prime Green Rio Coffee
200 do do do Cuba do.
200 packages of superior TEAS comprising Young
Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and Pouchong.
00hhds. selected New Crop New Orleans Sugar.
1900 hhds. do do do do do Molasses
$50 do fine sugnr-hOuse MOlasses.
Together with
100 tierces fresh Rice;
400 boxes M. II. Raisins;
200 drums fresh Figs;
$50 bbls Mackerel;
20 drums Goldfish;
200 bbls Loaf Sugar;
$50 do White Brazil Sugar;
100 do Brown Tanners Oil;
200 do North Carolina Tar; and n full assort
ment of
JUNIATTA IRON AND NAILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
COTTON YARNS &C,
AND PITTSBU URGH MANUFACTURES GEN
Ef.4LLY.
BAcALEY SMITH invite the special attention Of deal
es to the facilities which they possess for the purchase
and sale Of every article in their trade; having connec-
ton in the Eastern market under the firm Of
SMITH, GALLEY a. Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No, 223, Market Street, PSiiG,
They prepared at oil times. to avail themselves OF
the advances Of the markets, and to offer superior in
ducements to purchasers Dealers visiting the city
Pittsburgh Philadelphia are invited to call and ex
anime their stock. march 12 :
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SPECTACLES.
JOHN B. NTcFADDEN s. co.
NEW EsTABLTsTFNHENT

NEW ESTABL1SkEN1 T.
MahOOd Il T. ID. Grimes have commen-
eIs ced the Mercantile business in the stand lately
occupied by HoGG e. WooD, where they invite their
their stock before purchasing elsewhere they de-
termned to sell as low any establishment in the
place. MAHOOD g. GRIMES.
February 8, 1874
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W:aNTED

500 Bushels Dried Peaches,
1000 Bushels dried Apples
10000 Pounds Roll Butter,
500 Bushels Timothy Seed,
900 Bushels Of Flaxseed,
900 Bushels Clover Seed,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

BAGALEY SMrTHin invite the special attention Of deal
to the facilities which they possess for the purchas
and sale Of every article in their trade having
ton in the Eastern market, under the firm Of
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-31
SdttDtt : Gtienbahu.

0le Serbanclun9eu Der in unferer Doraen g2ummer
erndbnten oaber i'm SOurtbaue ltattaefllnbeneu Ser
tann1lun9 III SeSug auf Die @rrihtun9 elmer @enbabn
BON eontpn nadb 9frpn, ftnoen mir ausfubrlid in e
mem @rrablatt unerer beloen en9ltlden @oue9en bon
pier dleln Die nn9em0bnd)e 9dn9e bere!ben i'm 8ers
boltntB 81 oem beIhrdnftcn aume unsres SlateS err
laust uns ntd, baB mir lle pDrtIit mittbeen. llnt
oa MIR lebte QSCde bon III ren9 lScrten 1a9en, nae
bic NIT oleer llmlfdnolife oerfaBten GDmmitteeen.
Sertf3te uno 8elhIfe entbalten, 70 beIhrGnfen pir
uns beute bios auf etnge fur3e Semerfungen ber Die
oerihlecenen SDrtbPtle mPlfe ans enem 1olden lln-
ternebmen fir ale @laen bon Seppbnern oteIer Gje-
9eno erpahen Die erite Sra9e, bic Id uns cabe auf.
brtn9t, i'll ole:
gGeld,' SnterPfIe bat Ger Bauer in benz 8au oieler
@1lenbahn ?-Ote glntrDrt lit Setn Q1no, baS in Der
Nahbarhaft Der @tlenbabn e9t 9epiunt baourd) an
lSerth-ble ree letner Vrcoufte- -et9en, neil cine
@lienbabn elnen neuen Warft mir ncdeu fa9en, Dor
ielner Sbure ereuq, uno neil Die Transportation Der
prcoutte su benz Oauptmarfte in iecer 5abre6Se tatt
1noen uno nit nentgeu &olteu fort9eles peroeu fam,
als burd trgenb elm onoeres Mlittel. Deler lmtano
lleBt mteber oOere Sortbcile en bic ebenfas III be-
rudIdtgen 0np, nQmtd1 nm iber feline QanoeSpro-
outte 3u oepOnren, braut Der Bauer penie 3eit ulc
bat entge Soften, Neoe Der Sdbe bes Marttes uad
weldem er oielelbe su brin9en bat.
Sur SDche, tpebe Steinfcblenlager auf ibrem Gan.
be BADEN, (lno oeren bat es oiee) no Die 0crtbeile
nph 9ro6er. Die Tddfra9e mad, oteiem 9lrttfel per-
mehrt fldb I'M aern9ten Safe Inn tds 8ierfad1c neil
Der beres srrBe uno td9ih rpab(enoe Marf fir Die
fen Nrtife an ben fern oee @rie Cafes in Toqe Der
idneuen uno etden Transportation alsoann bon G.
E Gegeno aus eithelten nit Steinfoblen per1e-
ben meroen fann. Der Oanc,perfer, 2ael6bner, Sab
rttant, &alf1nann unb Gapitat Inb ale in biefen,
unternehnen tnterert, neil es bic ahfra9e fir bas
was Sober i ltefern i'm Sanoe it, beeeuteno perrebrt
(Scrtiesun9 fcl9t)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-31
(Qus rem @ttftrttn.)
Ghio ge1eB9ebun9.

9cm Wsitttped ben l5ten haben mir nadtrdslid su
berhten, oaB 1h 0iaebmitta9s int eprdientanenbau.
ie eine ebbafe Debate lber bic 8a in 8e3ug auf bic
@rtheiung bon Wirtb6bauslteenien ent(pann. Diefe
gta mar anfan9s 70 geifeat raB oas 95of in ieoer
QSaro nuo in lsbem 2aunihp barater abtimmen fol-,
cb IN fplden Sctpnibips Qicenien gum 8erfaufe 9efi
ger @etrdnfe oerabreiht tperben fellen peer nidt
Die pelen Soerrn gelebse6er uadbten pieber aberle
ndrrtlfe SOrfddse unb gar frontme 9erIheruneen
baB Ie 70 sroee SreunDe Der 1emperanSIade ieten &C.
Qsrr eeDen dlu9 unter onbern Dor, oaB es noht er-
laubt lein ioQte, men9er SranteneiA ais ein Quart
gu perfauen, uno oa6 oies Quart 9lei am plase &C..
trnnfen tpercen mhtIe, uno pas bas ndrrifde 3ena
nod mebr mar @s freut uns, oaB oerr Glmen
bel befer @ele9enbet fein Slat Dor ben Muno nabnt
unb ben 5errn tlaren g8en einihenfte. I8ir seben
nadfel9eno etnen 9ussus aus fsinen Bemerfunsen,
lno flt9en ned bnSu, oab Serr Mlmeiin, tpie jeOer
ed,te Sobn Deutfhlanbs, elm @las suten QEein tpie
jebe auoere @ottessabe mdBs su senieeen ,peiB uno
baher nd,t nie mand,e anbere Cerrn @eesseber, Die
MdHsfeit auf ben eippen, unb binter perihloGenen
2blren einen 9Raud, i'm Rcpfe fibren, ben 0eud,ter
5u ipielen braudat. Der Wunfh bes Oerrn 9flmelin,
eas er ne9 ben Gag srleben m0se, tpo fdattise Ne-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-31

GaGeb s. WcNu DIE fltSEtb ans Ga
9e6t 9efcu,menen Sdurfereien oiele6 bebduernspers
then S6Iembt6 9eben bem 8olfe Der Ser. Staaten a.
tern1aS Die ernlte QSarnun9 oorhtt9er in Ger Wabl
iener Heprdlentanen gu etn. Menlden bon duslfmeis
fenbem @barofer bic aer beeren lleberseuguns gun,
Grpe itren Iluultdeu Queu Td1 er9eben, 0no perab-
ideuun9s @reaturen uno ndt oes 6fentid5en
3utrauens wIrbi9. gSas fam bon etlen, Wsann laBt
ibn ieblt bic 9Idn;eneen Galente besen, er.partet
weroen, penn er nt etnal 0err iiber IId 1el6t 1T
Setne SSanblun9en eutpringen ME aus @runbidBen
foncern no jeoerSeit Bios Ip9en fener SelbIut, 1e
mes gbr9etbeS cter fenes Srebens nab 8efriebi9unt
1lnnlther Segterben. g8as befiimnert d) Elm QBcbl
lifting Inn Die @eete Der Mpral 70 er rur ben Sdei
Der Mcralttdt fur iIeb bat ?-8pn 0esi6Ttat BEL ihm
fam gar fete 01eoe etu. lSir baten Icn Idnet al
les 3utrauen 1T bic 2reue uno 0eolibteit beies Nc
9tultD6 oercren, cblhcn ct h ieberset ben Sein ei
nes marnen 9nbIn9ers Der oentpfratilhen Vartet al
9eben rpuBte Nls oemcfrattlher 3etuuesbreiber per
BEN mir ME nad sIrt Der Bbg gotcren bic Iebler e
nee Glteoe6 unierer partet Su 6emdnten pber oar ,,
oertteot9en fllen Sin Sburfe bleibt Elm Surfe, er
mag itt nun ST oeer ODER ener Wartei betennen le
brI9ens freut es une, caB ale bemDfrattfben @eoer
ces Heprdlenantenbaufe lobalb iIe bon McSlu[tps
Sdulo oout9 uberSeu9t waren, fir feline 9lusltosuno
1tImmten Dies betpeist bod speu9lfens, bag lIe in fol-
den 8dlIen nidt BON parteirudTbten aeleet werben,
uno oaB le Sehrtrferet uno 8strug serablbeuen uuS
9ebrrt9 9efraft Su Ieben tpunlhen.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-31

gg- Q8r empfebleu Die iii unierm beattsen Statte
T>h befuo(iden s@eiee9ebun96 >uno @cnsreBuer-
banclunqen Der becnoern sufmertanfeit unerer per-
sbrseu 0Pler.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21

SP0lLS.-Ihe L. s. Journal which assumes
TO BE- the organ OF the young Democracy. has
'xerciscd itself in urging ON the Executive. a
more thorough reform BY cxpclling all Wings
rom office. to make room for Democrats -
The other mouthpieces of the party. high and
'ow including the Wheeling Argus. echo ;l,e
ry. Have thcss faithful echoes any idea of the
Inference between party, which is Il necessary
ifuit, and faction, which is the deadly t.ne,
OF Tree governments! Patriots may form a
party Tor the support of principles, and their
association must form ties among them. Their
Partially for each other may often influence
IA ir selection of agents or officers. Still if
thcir main bond Of union be firm and con-
scicniious devotion 10 principles. their errors
may be parionel Tor their united action is
useful AMI patriotic. How different is the
case oil party when it has dcgenerated into
iacuon! Then m,n league themselves toge.
Their, ONLY to promote their personal ends and
are impelied only by greedy desire for spoil.
They cling together, not to promote the com.
mon veal, but because their union gives them
strength to seize the plumber of the public.
Like hounds they follow common cry. and
their proicssnd principles are of no more value
than the "Hark forward" or "Tally ho!" OF
the huntsman, leading the pack TO their prey.
The followers of faction struggle for power.
not wiha noble ambition to serve their coun-
try, but TO divide among themselves the
emoluments or personal advantages of the
public Offices Therefore, when the time for
plumber comes, they fairly demand the sacri-
flee OF all who stand in the way of their own
qualification. They deem nothing done until
the offices are distributed among them accord.
ding TO their several wants.
Is not this the very spirit of those journals
which we have referred to? Isitnot the spiri,
OF faction struggling for personal advantage at
the public expense? The spirit of mcrcenarics
clamorous for the spoil of successful siege?
The spirit of the pack yelping for prey?
No man believes that the public interest
dsmands that all the offices, not merely those
OF chief political importance, but those of
mere mechanical service, shall be filed with
men OF particular creed. But if merit and
fitness alone were the passports to office, these
brawlers could not hope for their reward. Too
much OF this selfish spirit must be found i'm
every party. But it is, truly, sad omen.
when journals that assume to cnlighten public
opinion openly preach faction, rapine and
plumber, without rebukc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21

SANTA FE.-We find the following in the
Santa Fc correspondence of the st. louis Re-
publican. The correspondence is endorsed BY
the editor OF that respectable print We have,
no doubt of its truth as it is but another IN
stance OF the manner in which our foreign re-
lations are neglected:
All we have had to keep US alive lately, by
way OF excitement, has been the forced loan
winch was recently ordered 10y the Governor
and Assembly at this department, to the
amount of $4,000, for the purpose of paving
oil few companies of ragged. cut-ihroat sol
diers Ii was levied upon the most wealthy
citizens, and though some have paid many re-
fuse To submit TO 50 purely u tyranical proceed
ing. Among others, foreigner, AN OLD ira
der from the Emerald Isle, positively refuses
To pay-he has been called before the authori-
mes anu hned-but refusing tn pay either fine
or loans, was sent to the common prison--but
after few hours detention dismissed. with
the order to rgieci. A few DAYS after being
called up again, he refused on the ground that
h Is British subject, and claims the protec-
tion oil his government. I'm spite. they have
pIohibited him from retailing goods: but that
Will not continue long, and he will doubtless
obtain speedy redress, because lie claims Brit
tsh protection. His proper protection would
De the government OF the United States for.
though born i'm Great Britain, he has been a
citizen OF the United States, by her laws
But he knew from experience, and so docs ev.
cry foreigner here know, To claim United States
protection Is moCkery: however humiliatinu
the TACT may be, ii cannot b. denied. There
are many here, naturalized citizens of the IJni-
ted States, all applying for British protection:
and why? Let the facts speak for them
selves. In the last ten years, six American
citlztns have been murdered in this DEPART
ment OF New Mexico, the criminals never
brought TO justice, never punished-the Amer
lean Minister at Mexico duly informed of the
iacts, but no notice taken of them-and the
goods and effects of the murdered men have
IN many instances, gone into the public treas
uy. A United States Consul was several
years ago apponted--no steps were taken by
our Minister at Mexico TO have him acknowi-
edged. About two years ago he barely es-
capped being murdered i'm his own house-the
matter was fully laid before our Minister at
Mexico, subsequently before the Department
o' o'a,e at home-no steps, as is yet known.
nave peen taken to obtain satsfaction-and
our Consul remains yet macknowledged nv
TINS government. III a trader dies his proper-
~ goes to the government of New Mexico A
Mr. hiRrEDALL died but few DAYS ago-no
one Is authorized to administer upon his prop-
erty; OF course it will go into the public treas.
ury. Now, i'll the face of all these facts, can
any one be blamed for iorswearing his conn
Try and claiming other protection when he
can? "