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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19

uiaciufcs To uftefs AZ inc s'H'IfNl Nafielfs ~
Fancy. French apd Wood Sea-, Nucknns. Scroll
Toys Stat Back. Common and Collage Chsirs (neyS
siyle) Also S-iIet-. Srciables Bolton sEd iIiii
Ro,ton Rockers, Nurstus do, common do. large and
SMALL Alsp. Chilifcn's Table II rktsg and
Sewing Chau, aud Stools of every .iIr and quail,
~. sc. 30; ~ fact ell from she sin'l oi inches Ia
the Mammpih chair vi twenty feet high Please
coil and cssmine for yourselves aud leave our
order. aod they will I've attended 10 u .hprt order
Chairs carefully gscked hf shipment - sent 20
u paris Of he city without eSte charge ID nj
G,rgel the place M l27 MAJ" 81. West -'ie
ian IL 6m w RliIFLDAFFFR.
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7.hOO DOI.I.ARS.

P"komokc River Lalery. Cias, Ne 2l
To he drawn a. Washington. Thursday Jsn'y 30
al $500 oI $500 Of 1900 | ofl2OO
IS Nos, - blllrls Tickets, certificates %
~holes 80 doliar; shores Ia PfoPpriiou.
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ROAD Ir! .rc-N, ror n.cIr, ond cn,om,"l.

ROAD ~! It src-k, ior u.cii, und cnou,sIs
are unnecessary,
r,uLADGLrHn Nay 20 1915.
rJUuc.-. Dr,r Su. 'e'i b .un,lI,, The 81 ,Ied
900 iNc puah,y Iu ihc r,ufGupty ,frcr. Of your
,n'uahl" m,ttc.u
/ haze Suffered tuf .ovcral Years pre- With LiSor
C.uyu u!. he lr.In az jts, a,,s " li,h ul.u,,
complete Iru-ifnt.uu ct ih" ,ys,m 80 ihhi II wns
vuI grrnI dtihruiI, could walk md as tunes
90, C,uh,cd my room 20 add iu u,y " scfy
SrTpiuiau- nIroliru appeared ~ my Fho'aI, wIh
Rheumatism 200 NY uta's 50 ih'I ruu'd not r,isc
luy rlghi arm Ip ny hrnd b. lhc h.ii,Sr weather
nry fec aud hands ,,uu.d ache with ihr cold. nnd
ucfstuf.iI'n had ,'m.-l ceased luow heCum2 ali
ilt,tci win dN ho,rse cough, a"d gave uP al
u.pts uf ever g,rtuR VII tmd o. ghi swCDtsr
1.I got huc or uo ficcP. wuh lrghtiuI drcam, ari
ur,.Io headache o. ss,m,d be hoIl,fu. uu TO-
sanity uui denied D Z study ncutSl cIpicis
could GOT real sma p1ugnph IA q nows2aiss
without sre, hcu't, had Etoil syfenes. NY
.Iuml,u. ,,hr,l crnsrd 90 fn f,cii 20 much IA
Nn- uu,ulc o. e down. CO., even 10 fechH0 bit hal
leo 30 rrrgped up rn cblisr
bod the advice Of some eminent pIv-irinrs,,ld
tried nearly all ttc comedies used b. sut rases bat
continued To grow worse md 81 appeared a. though
10 speedy dissolution va taking rlacc.
uov h,ald ui Yuur mel lciuts, md determined
ra uy y.gr S,naIvs rl's and t my ,rpr.c the
-urcu.s. IrH mr 50 / rouIl Nsk n1pu the hpu.s
,t.I.uu,d tu rtn .rpvr from tlht shufiy a.
fDriIy vIlt oiled III Nuffr Screen s'airI 10y
fuy. rud sruf soc uIHio Il yuur AIicfatiy",
unI nl-u noti tn noe bHI see y.u auI tuu WOULD
fuv,-.r,1rr my ,g-c. ord cor. ue Tbl. tiI not
4. Icv-,n, i,il A1s beyond Iie fou,h VI huR.n
SKILL
Arrt taking ,ouf 4 Hcruu,e anil Pi.l, lor ihrcs
vrrts .trIe we DO a,eu',I o.. a.e- So fhc bst ~,
.l Ihal w.tu iclurd upHu y.W yu.i sad tAnt
N.ud Fe nrI n.H 'h,I taat NHrr.uc wauli
r.rr u. P...3ly WaH nt i5r,s, hrrsyef. ct
gr.u.e vrl. "fI ,o1nou.d rtrs ,,or Arets,
tive. uuul had fh,U I.u lrUuh il.fr IS hr. UIftN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19
CIIAIRSI CHAIRSIl CHAIRS!!
JAMES T. GAIIHER.

SUCCESSOR 10 J. CtNNkLL1 s. SONS.
No 1850 H4RkEF NTREET
Z. Z. !. Z: !: !.
G9xA RESPECTFULLY iniotm. the pub
I'm lac ihn he hos now ou hand und man
EA uisctuIcs 10 order cytfy Ssrciy Of
fD-T Ch,ifs ui iht latest 1aucrns oud ,n o
WI II syie al wO,kmnrshp uoi surpassed iu
The Wcslcn County
lie hls on band large siock Of uas'on Rockers
il'ii B'slun R'okor- C,,Hm do, Rr,oiyr Cpp,f.
sprah.o ior Counting Rooms re, ,b IutIHr Cl,nif,,
several ncw ami splendid rnuera. 81 u, oi scst
hRlf. Dining Chlif- SriIcss S.clah'cs thddrcu's
fable. Hutkiug and CUmmpu Chlus. sc &c
The puhlic afc inti'rd io call add examine hi.
stock. NJ hc MI assure OIL who isvnt him " ,lb
'h'if custom. ihniihey shall uDl hc d.tpru,n,cI co.
'hcf in pnce 90 qualify. lie b. dcicrpiuci by clo-e
pcfs"nai attention. % h'slc.4. 90 eHiile himself o.
hU pfopofuOn ct puiitt patronage
Chsi' carefully ,askcd 80 scui to aty Taf' "a
ihc ttiy fcc nl charge. Go sep II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19

HARPrRS MISCELLANY No. I ani .
~ containing whew ell, Elumcuis 1T Morality
in Q vpis, No g. Drn.iy'. Philosophy 90 Mystery; ""
4 IIoImes'. lie Of Muz,u, ~ 3 The Pflci.cal
Astronomer. ~ r Dck l. l. u, juI received and
Tor ssle ~ JOHN } llASNELl,
ian 4 Wheeling
nALF CHESTS BLACK TIA. ip.t f.csiy
- sdhy X CRANOLE & co
jan
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RETURN PREMIUMS

Their agents arc Suthur zcd 10 make The FOL
lowing Terms with their customers;
Any person lGsunGs single Il>k by which
uo loss 20 the company Is sustained, shall rr.
ceive \ return on application To Tire agent, 90
10 per cent en- the amount plid. On metz -. s.,
premium p'Id each year, amour ing iu G5OO
"r over, II : per Cc"t on DO, amounting ru
50 COO OF over, . per ce0r. IAN -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19
INSI RANCE.

lNSt IL AM l'
~ IsHS viii be taken ~ 'hc 7 IRE e MAtdNt
h INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
az Ms iorsst rates OIL
Buildings ofsil kinds, stone. brick o. OGDEN
aid their CVutents;
Stcamooa's; factories; mlls, sc.
Furniture:
Andr,rchandisc ctallkinds
Aud againstali dangers attending The trans
portauon ofgoOds o1 rivers, lakes, seas, canal
aud railroads.
Fer the character of tho compnnya .topromp-
ti,ude and libcrality IN The sulus'urut nod "a i-
mcnt Of osses we hcg irayp &, rotor Go The tuct
chants Of tins place oVd clscw here WHO nave hod
the adjustment Of CLAIMS upon Wa. uugA
O,Il,,, on NJ, In ST II " HARDING Stg.y
RETURN rRfaIft NJ
'ENHE Cite and Marine lusprauct COMPANY
y Of Whselrg, viii c.utn 10 per ceu oa
al premiums received Tor risss taken iIuu this
ifvS VIII &c no los has occurred.
icb % w III ARDl\G, Seci''a'N.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
THIS company being now duly organized, Us
prepared tomake insurance on every DIES
ling Houses, Store IL ousoa & with their con
iruts Also Steam BoatF, Flat Nnats aud Keel
Boats with their cargoCs, u OGd ltom anyI
on tao Ohio and Nlssisslppi rivers. o. lneir mo
utary streams. Application tor lnsldauCCl q Be
made Tor the present a tne o flee OF the Wheel
Sug 4 ''"' II MCCOY Scc"y
RETURN PRENiU
THNIE WESTERN INSURANCE Compp
n ny Of Wheeling viii return 40 Per cent
on all premiums received 'or risks taken from
Ibis date, where no los, has occurred
X MCCOY,
March 3, 1915 ) cre'.ry.
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DIR NINNNS'.
BAISih or WILD CHERRY;

An I'M ALCABLE FAMILY MEDICINE,
BEiNG \ SURE EEMEDl FOR
4 CONSUMPTION u an ~ Nauous fnfm,. CoLps
~ A.TuMN. bRuNcuirts. GROUP. WHO nag
Coz 81 >gri,g Of blood. D.RcHtp II B,safh,-g.
Po'"' az he safe and Beast E.gAsnia. LIVER
COMPLAINTS. &c
The medical ropcrrics Of u, winnns BaI.om ci
W Ud Cherry are folly established ~ every sSctiun
ol HE country 10y vu"cCss ~ cHriug the m.si
Nc'crn'r eases ct ,ho foregoing rln.. ui di,cascs
la almost every instance Nhvro n has hecn per-
severed ~. ~ has h",I.d radical cure. Although
." iueuv cns,s tins Basam vii rh'fd immediate
rrltti or 1T least. effect great change IA a t,w
days, sii o. cannot he expected 10 WORK niracle..
10y curing oil ne - shoot time, or Ia restore health
go a innc IN, has been roy 10 ieIl disease for
.ycufs.
e ,.dss lhrtc arc 80 many grs Of TIC sam, dis.
ease. Ihul Is rwIos, bic Tor any physician To de-
icrmiue the qLauuty OF medicine required TO craji-
cute A. Il Il Uol periods ana forms requiring vary
,ng guSutIucs, hence IN SOME eases, single botLc
is uifcicui. While Other, viii rCqul thfes OF four
% tuce i've tlecl.
Al vr ssk ct tie rn'i,ni. j. to give our medicine
i'lr tual, Uud hc usy tcsI assured thuI !, VII DO
productive ihc most beneficial results
fnu,u'-, "a taking ths mcdiciuc.rccd not restrict
hfw-clNc, rs feentd. diet. except avoiding Ihs
utr,l tud gssitblc articles ui 'uud--such sailed
and smoked meat. 'ahhrccs onions, cuCumh, f-.&e.
Thcy ,hou'd pay proper aucu'l"n ihaI het drr.s
IS warm, uud nv"id exposing themselves ~ the IN
rI'mr' cits of the weather. bc ,arclsi moi To CyV
* rrI-e.
ff,qucul ho'h'ng ~ wars, h''h. md the use Of
H"l, glove Tor uihhuE thc frsh before g"iog 10
ned, wil nJ h medicine ~ Ils 1T cts.
Ihr bowels ia .u'd Dee Kept open ~ t,h some eo..
lic medIc,uc. such ns - UmsHs Po0r NJa's
Pdis, Which VIII De found much su,cfor 10 Any
nurent',c rt- r"N m use ord ~i,i rI.o sid Ia.
HIis0m 100 ul q syupu. ul hr liNrr.
to5 sale whul,s,ic and ,eWjl us
& = nORNBRULk. M moe ST
u.,' % ~ Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19

WILLIAM RIGGS ESTATE
ADNiNtsTRATOR's NOTICE.
VIZ ssbsef,ser hsvins been ou.l,fi.J a. The
n ss@,n'sifs'ar Of willism Rags. deceased
s'aas''s ell pssson. having clam. g.,na Sad 20.
.s.'o y'sssn' them y him. properly suIaenrielisd
isf ssitissssot PsfsDs iDd,bisd are notified Ia
'ssts payment 10 The 'ui scsbsf OF he .ii 10 obI,.
gee 70 fe.csi . the r,opef leg means of enIo,cns
~ Jan ~ lms5 WA GOODRICH
FOR RENT
"a The s~sii"s sBd .bop 81 present o..
fsEm eupsd by he-sf. N,eoIl a Can. s,dIl,,.
ltik No lO9 M-is o.. will he rented ssn,,,,e
A1{&sk VI both 10 good sns"i Rem p..le
rate. POss.s''on gwen on the fire. Of ANIL n,,,
Appp 70 ALEX RoCERs.
iseIs
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WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
,s,rtr,t SluO ma
COLUMBUS, (oNIN~URAnCE COM
HANN

.fGENCY. FOR WREEIENG
IL X LIST. At ShTlgeT s. Sieuc', Warehouse,
WN-,r street.
q kinds;
Steamboats, and CaTgoc>, Factories, Mills.
Kcelbuats, Fll,bost> and CRrs0.S s., against
loss ct damage by hre,o The dangers luH pei s
Ut the seas, lakes OF uvelS, on very favorable
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19
TIE BIG CHAIR Is BOUND TO
ELOt'KIStI.

Let Il..se who ialk about
PIC Watches. MAMMOTH
Il OTIS, Selling III OF Cost.
&c. he silent when they see
The BIC CHAIR ~ w. RI
IitLDAFFER'S. Whoi, ale
.nd Retail CHEAP CHAIR
MANUFACrORY NJ l27
Main Street. where he keeps
constantly on hand. and IN ~
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ALEXANDRIA L0TTERY-CLASSN No. 3;
To be drawn at Alexandria. January 18th,
ALEXANDRIA EXTRA-CLASS No. Is:

NCINlltdNt ~ IdCNs VI 20 Nuotc uthctS SUI.
ALEXANDRIA ENTRA-CLASSN No. Is:
To be drawn at Baltimore. January 2lst,
1916. 20 numbers-lI drawn ballots.
| prize at SlS00 prize of Al $50
przs6a 900 10 prizes of 800
TICKETS S.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTrERY-CLASS No. i;
To be drawn at Alexandria January 9th,
1916. 10 numbers-l2 dawn ballots.
prize of $4,000 l prize of $1,000
prize of n. 800 20 prizes of 1000
prize of 5000 ~ prizes OF / 900
TICKETS $40.
ALEXANDRIA ENTRA-CLASSN No. 81:
To be drawn at Bdltimore, January 2Sth,
Isle. Is numbers--l2 drawn ballots.
prile Of $50 900 30 prizes OF 81 800
prize ct 10000 30 prizes OF 900
prize OF 5000 90 prizes of 800
II prizes OF 1000 TICKETS $40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CLASS No. 3:
To bc drawn at Alexandria. January 3lst,
1916. % uumbeIs--l2 drawn ballots.
! prize OF S35.000 30 prizes OF 500
/ prize OF 10000 $50 prizes OF 300
| prize of 5000 63 prizes of 200
10 prizes of 800 TICK ELS $40.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws every Monday aud THURSDAY al Cuv,ng.
tom. KY
Ticket. 81, n certificate II 25 WHINE tickets. ia
those lolie'ir. viii bc seat ivr SlI. Halves 81
Qharicr. $3.50
Al or4cr. shall he promptly Attended II.
dec22 ROBr ARMSTRONG. Agent
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SZ5.OOD!
s7.6oo

-. Puknmohe RSct lottery Glass NJ ~
To be drawn II Wilmington. Thursday. J4uI Is
1 al $1,000 lo $500 I NJ 1900 LOT Il4o
- Ne. ~ bail,f.. Tickets 50; ccftGclis -
whulcs 81! dollars, shares m proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19

SPANISH sJf.C LENTutR - 1000 - h
- Tanned SOLE Isaihet Iast rr'd nom Bali.
rnofs snd Er sale o. he lsWsF rfes. ~
MCLALtiN IS KNOX
snl9 = gpo To- Ei9 NID BOOT
- u FNRNfKs "a rs.n s,i iIi az tte hrrr
iran Shrpasu. tv a M.rsH issf u,'I
I'D - ale ~ JOiIJ = lfNSV VIII
10 10 T.au SD Whts.nF
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PINE APPLE CHEESE.

CASE Pine Apple Cheese, very fine. Ju.i
u reed and i.rsslc by 5 ID WOODROW.
dec 30 NJ 934 Nam ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19

NEW WORKS. NEW WORKS Just re-
ceised Tue ii.ires. by Miss Pickering; The
squire 10y Miss Pickering; 1--we aud M-smerism
hy Horace Sims. E'q; Ascanio or The Soul, tor
Apprentices by Alex Dums.; The Soldier OF Lyons
~ Mrs Gore; 'rhe Charity Sisters by The Hon Mr..
Ersiine; Norton Joan. TIE Maiden BY AleI Du.
mas; Francis Abbott Fleming Field or the Young
Artisan bJ ii lnsfaham; Marion Lesronf Ful
sale al WM ROBBS.
dec 81 Cor Man & unEon ats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19
NOTICE,

AM draw ng III all my accounts to New Year
and all those Inde bied 10 me may expect 10 b,
waited on during The week All having conif,
account, will please have them ready for seI,l.ncn
dec 80 w Il SElBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19
10000.

TE'EN THOUSAND RABBIT SKINS WAN
TED ut The lIal and Cap Factory Of ; u
Harper 'erncr al Main and UnIun Sfoel-. 10,
winch TAR piice wtl lc rnii.
Just received large lo, of Brys' aud On llters
Cars ioro.he r with an kinds of il,t-.
dcc 10 SD HARPER
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-11-26

tsS aa.f ssqs L 4 ao14 - "a ersr
Barley G W...s ........
same
Chandler A M. ...ss..s...
Hoeg Philip ii.s
Hatcher Henry
Vashoick j
Lewis George -.
Lewis John
McLanqbliii NJ
Myers 81 Tccf ,,.l
Todd Robert
Anger Allen CT ;..:.I
Hicks and
Lewis John
same ~.
Seymour James
Seymour VIM II
Thatcher Daniel ..;t is...''
same ......t
WNc0tt and We'll ......
Csllet w liam .:i'.'. /
Doroiy w llialn
Dodd Y.
Forsyth and Smith .....
Grimes Alexander \
same ..... h
Gum William
Hunt john
came
1owrey and Ym,rp
RobinsunJas =. " a. % 4
sim ..'..'
Wood Isaac
X ars IN ~ i'ss5s,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-12
AMERICAN REVIEW.

We are happy to learn that this excellent
publication has obtained wide and con-
stantly increasing circulation. !, is now CON.
Quoted by George II. Cotton, and c. W.
Weber, Of Kentucky, and numbers among
its contributors, a large number of dislin-
gushed men than any similar publication can
boast. The leading topics of the day are
discussed with marked ability, and every
wing who asplres 10 an enlarged view Of the
political field, or desires TO keep track Of the
literary world, should have this work upor
his table at the opening of every month";
The July number commences new volume
and will be illustrated by superb portrait o
Daniel Webster, accompanied by biogra
ply Of tina, distinguished statesman. The
work may he obtained through The agent a
this place, Mr.. Edwards.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-12
FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival of the Telegraph steamer
at New Orleans; via Galveston, which brings
the latest advices fiom the seat of war, gives
us also some further news from Texas. We
copy the following from the Galveston News
of the 22i uli.
The sloop Orange Branch, Capt. Under
hill, arrived yesterday. "a hours from Indian
Point, near Port Lavacca.
Capt. U. informs that about 100 men,
principally German volunteers from Indian
Point. wen, on the sloop Washington for
Point Isabel on Friday last.
Capt. U. says that report reached Vic
ioria last Friday, that 100 Germans, escort
ing 100 wagons from New Brsunfels TO the
new settlement on the San Saba, seventy
miles above. we're suddenly attacked by a
large body Of Camanches, supposed 10 num-
Der several thousand. whereupon the emf
grants abandoned their wagons, TO seek secu-
rity, leaving their property in the hands OF
the savages. There appears 10 be some I'M
certainty as TO numbers, ETC., but the main
facts are substantially correct.
Capt. U. also informs US that report came
overland from Port Lavacco last Sunday, Il
the effect that . large body of Indians, con-
sisting Of the warriors of several tribes, com
prising the Cananche nation, we're towering
about in the vicinity of the American en-
'renchmen's opposite Ma'amoras,wi'h view
doubtless 10 Join tho victorious party, ane
share the plumber of,he defeated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-12
A CURIOUS CASE.

WASHINGTON, May 23-Ex Senator Tappar
from Ono Ga Lrco Foco Of blessed memory,
was appointed to inspect aud arrange the miner
illogical collections brought home by tho ex
plorng expedition. by committee of Congress
In almost all cases there are duplicates. lie
was allowed by the Committee for his services
to take one of each, provided he left all the best
specimens for depnse here. Like Hoyt with
the Sub. F:easury,howevcr,h he looked upon this
matter as mere fiction and has sent offo Ohio
all the best specimens for his own use; making
in short time from $50 to $4,000. 1t was
discovered a few days ago, and communicated
to the Committee of Congress who apponled
him. who instantly repealed the resolution Civ
ing the office. lie resigned directly, and has
make a Decline for Ohio in quick time.
They can do nothing with him, | suppose; TO-
it was simply breach of privilege. But ISM
he an unterrIfied Democrat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-12

UNPARALLELED BRuTALITy.-A most IN.
Pfeeed'nled piece of brutality was enacted
one day last week by human form residing
~ our ne'shboring town of Cornish. The
facts, as near as we are able to learn, are
simply these:-
a widow lady, residing in the east par, Of
the town, whose husband died sbou, two
years since, leaving her in possession Of .
small farm, Nc., few months since married
second husband. This second husband il
appears did not, in the lady's estimation, in
all things quite equal the first husband. OF
this she took occasion TO remind him-re.
marking in no very pleasan, tone tina, things
didn't 60 so when he was on the FARM Al
this the husband started without a word, vent
to the barn, put his oxen into a cart, pro.
ceedcd TO the grave yard, and actually dug
up the remains of the first husband, carr.
ed tie coffin home, and set ii dozen in tie
Misunderstanding that 'if il would make 10
much difference lie should be on the favm.'-
VI. Journal =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-12

EFFECTS OF THE WAR CALL.-The PROMPT
and enthusiastic manner in which the reuui.
silion for volunteers has been answered from
all parts Of The Union, shows that whatever
may be our political disagreemenls, the call
10 arms from the constituted authorities of
the nation, instantly renders us a united peo-
pie. In this affair with Mexico the wing,
without changing his opinion of the policy
which led 10 the war, steps forth at once at
the tap Of the national drum, and stands side
by side with his political opponent, ready to
Charge with him up TO the lannon's mouth
for the honor of their common country. l,
is enough that wdr crisis We all stand alike
committed by the act which proclaimed its
existence. IL upon the administration rests
the responsibility of involving Us in war,
upon the people rests the responsibility OF
bringing il TO triumphant conclusion. This
responsibility, involving as il does the char.
aeter of the nation for bravery patriotic spir.
it and competency to vindica,e its policy in
the last resort, is felt by all parties to be par.
amount to every other consideration and
hence citizens Of all political opinions are
found shoulder TO shoulder in the presen, cri.
sis.-Troy Wig,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-12
SECRET SERVICE MoNEy.--The Washing

SECRET SERVICE MoNEy.--The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Newark IN. J Ad-
vertiscr, says:
"Ex-Prsidenl Tyler is here, and his evi.
dence in the case is being taken. lie testi.
ies that Mr. Webster never made use Of IA
single dollar Of the secret service fund with
ont his approval; and further, that Mr. Van
Buren, left legacy for his administration, &c
pay off SIS, 900 due the secret service fund
and which debt wars paid"
l, seems proper that Mr. Tyler, should tes-
tify to the correctness Of Mr. Webster's pro-
ceedings, but it is not so apparent that he
was right in ies,iiying 10 the extra expendi-
lures of Mr. Van Ruren. Louis XVI, il
will be recollccled, refused to tell the secret,
Of his predecessor. MIR. Tyler, however,
may have been placed in position tina, rem
dered the exposition necessary, by the form
of questions which he had previously sworn
TO answer.
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INVASIVE WAR. We publish !s.Sdsy &C.
counts from the seat of war, in which it is
stated that Gen. Taylor has crossed the Rio
Grande and entered Matamoras without OPP
position. We are not furnished with any
particulars, and il does not appear what has
become of the Mexican force which had be-
fore opposed the progress of our army
Gen. Taylor has undoubtedly taken care
that il is not left in position in his rear, be-
tween him and his supplies.
If this news is conhrmed-and there is no
reason to doubt that it is substantially correct
our army has fairly entered the enemy's
territory as an inrading army. The move
ment upon Barita, which might have been
considered as a necessary protection Of the
river communication with our forces, be-
comes unimportant now that the main body
of the army has crossed the Rio Grande.-
The war which Congress has declared to be
an "existing war" has now been carried fair.
" across the extreme borders which are ever
claimed by the administration as the limit.
of our country. Even Mr. Polk will now
allow that we have invaded Mexico. The
country which has read his promises of peac,
and the offers of Mexico 10 enter upon nego
tiations to settle the question of boundary
will have cause to ponder upon,-while j
has the right to judge-the policy which ha
led US into this war of invasion.
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OREGoN.- Important.-W We learn from
very good authority, (says the Journal Of
Com mercc,) tina, Mr.. Pakenham has rcceiv-
ed instructions from his government. by the
steamer Hbernia to make final overture
for the amicable adjustment Of the Oregon
question. He is 10 offer, substantially. the
proposition suggested some lime since by Mr.
McLane, ouI Minister in London, to Lord
Aberdeen, viz. lat. 40 as the basis, leaving
to Great Britain the whole of Vancouver's
Island, and the free navigation of the Co.
lumbia.
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PRoPHECY AND FULFILLMENT. - Henry
Clay, in his patriotic letter against the An
nexa,ion plot in 1874, used the following
prophetic language:
"Under these circumstances, if the Gov
eminent of the United States were to acquire
along with it the incumbrance which Texas
is under, and among them the actual or sus-
pended War between Mexico and Texas
of that consequence there cannot be a doubt
-anneIation and War with Werico are IN
denticai."
And in rccapitulaling his reasons for op.
posing Annexation, Mr.. Clay again said that
il would involve us "CERrAINLY IN WAR wrrH
MExIco-probably with other foreign Pow
ers."
The result furnishes another illustration OF
Mr.. Clay's wisdom and foresight as states
man. Would that his warning voice had
been needed.