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Correspondence Of the v. q. Data.
7,0O0MEN UNDERCOMMAND OFGEN'
EKAI TAYLOR.
HnRr LANArCA. NJ. u III

PoRr LAyAcc., Aug, 1916.
EDiroRs DELrA.-Gen Cool and stall, with
the TWO regiments of Illinois volunteers, Will
take up their line OF march Tomorrow for San
Antonio; and o company of Kentucky vOlun
teer-, 40 Iank and hie under the command OF
Capt. Roger w. Hanson. Lis. 5. w. Hanson,
Wm. Mcdonnell, Geo. Switzerland, (Which,
By the way fought To have mentioned M my
last,) NOW eucampel here, are under orders
for marching Oh tn Sth inst. These gallant
men havehsd rather more than transportation
OF hard i1rc, having LETT New Orleans I'm the
schr. Brhzns. being at s,l over Il days, with
much sickness ON board, without o physician
or medicine. There Is now 3G on the sick
list-principally with the m~caslcs-though
fast recovering.
1t. Col, Harvey. of the 81 Dragons. left
san Autonia about the 22l ult., with the
troops then under his command (abDut 1907
for the Rio Grande. The particulars | will
communicate on my arrival at san Antonio.
The Catherine arrived here yesterday, and
j. detained Tor the Generals dispatches. Sac
viii leave, ! suppose this afternoon. / re-
ccived nothing from You hy her.
I'm hastr ~. j..
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IMPORTANT MON MEXIco.

The ship Adelaide arrived at New York
lrom Havana, with adyIces from That place
To- the 9Th inst. The mail-steamcr had arrived
at Havana from Vera Cruz, Bringing lidlngs of
a revolution IN that city IN favor OF Santa
Anna, adopting the plan of GaudulaXTl, with
additions.
The city of Mexico has also declared in ia.
vOr OF Santa Anna. Large subscriptions were
making by individuals TO carry on the war.
zen. faredes was 10 have left on the 29th uli,
TO head the Army, aud Gen. Bravo was to BE-
President nd interim.
The garrison at ST. Juan d'Ulloa participat.
ed IN the revolution. One brigade OF trOops
had lcit the city Oi Mexico for Matsmoras, and
TWO Others were on the way TO Comargo.
faredes had issued a decree authorising the
Secretary oi War To grant letters OF maruae a.
Sallst The ol the United States.
There was no sickness in the American
fleet.
Ina news generally is considered very un-
satisfactory the county being threatened with
the horrors of civil war
On the 10Th, a brigade of troops under The
command OF Gen. Condo, left the City of Mex
leo Ion Matamords. On the -, two brigades.
'1"s'S""e~ - 1900 men, with Z pieces OF ar
hH'rl' oUO horses ana 100 mules l.it Mexico
ioI The San LUIS Potosi, (Camurgo.)
ten. Bravo was TO take formal possession
OF the Presidency on the 2Slh, aud OF Sundny.
the 3Oth, Paroles was to leave Tor the seat of
war.
We do not find any mention OF the voInito
sad to be rnging IN the Castle at Vera Cruz;
and Tic only notice OF the Castle is, that a
newly invented telegraph has been placed on
it,.
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RAIN.
TINE

There is one feature of locOiocoism that de-
serves attention AMI exposition, in con
nection with the protective principle. That
portion OF the press in favor OF a protective
tauh, asserts, boldly, and confidently, that toe
reduction OF the duties, imposed by The tarin
OF lSls to the exteut we have recently bchrld.
viii work TO the serious injury OF manulac
turers, 10 the serious dejument AMI often
ruin ot the laborers, and To dcPrcs, the price
of produce below the standard il would sus
tain were the home market fustcrcd hy the
protection OF our manufactures. That this is
true, II undeniablc, but the fact dscS not show
that the sun will cease 10 shine, the wheat TO
grow, or even new works 20 be- erected and
new manufacturing To be commenced. We
do not deny but that such will be the fact: we
know that thousands OF dollars viii be invest
cd under the present tariff. where thousands
more will be forced 10 retire; but there will
not be one dollar invested where there would
have been thousands under the tariff OF 1912.
We do not presume that the farmer will
find his entire wheat, or corn, or vegetable
market cut Oh: for there ore men aud they
must eat; but lac will fad the products Of his
labor gradually less, as thc money becomes
more scarce with which To pay for them; the
laborer in the mandatory may not be dis
charged, nor hs wages Immediately cut down;
but he will find, gradually, that his labor
comes down, many tina, their pay is withheld
from time to time, which was under the tarin
of 1912 prompt aud ready, because their en-
ployers had a ready market.
Now, tits not, perhaps, worth while for the
government Of a great nation to be turned
from its accustomed channel for the purpose
of warding of an evil from single man; but
is Polkery, the support OF Polk and the pn,i
iliges OF party friendships and ties worthy Of
all dis sacrifice, little though it may b, to
each, yet TO the great mass a cloud of woe,
and an incubus that never can be remedied
bat by an opposite course OF national policy |
Who gains by ihis reduction OF the tariff
j. IT the farmer or the mechanic or any body
who has supported Polk * Dallas They
consume but very few oi those goods upon
which duties were supposed by the tariff of
1919. Their ten aud coffee was not taxed.
their drugs,which they used in sicknesS. were
not taxed as heavy as they are row. There
was a duty on their chains, their shirtings, and
their sugar. SO is there now a lower one;
but how great is the consumption Of them,
aud how much more would they pay, each,
suppose the whole duty entered into the cost?
The aggregate would notbc two dollars year,
while these same farmers will lose, pToba-
kly'a hundred in the reduced price which they
eau command, for wheat, corn, garden vet
elablcs, wool, calves, &c. But the truth j.,
they buy all the articles they do buy cheaper
when there are duties, than when there are
none. Experience proves 1t.
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NlRGiNiA-TS CH,ScEHv.-At rules held iva fse CIR
euit Superior Court 90 Law and ChancCry Tor ON,
county On the month ~ August. 1910.
'9 'N'hi"' Complainant,
Jaocs n. jackson.
lhe complainant having fcd IN amended bad -, a..
,et-' "tl '' Defendant NOT having rpterrd bt. ,nr...,
~, 'Wl ElF'u security according go tte af nf N..au,
eH' l' fn.c- ut ihis Court. aud DO appearing ia 80
li''iH M De- is nui aH i~nhsfitant oftit- t,m
wv "i mounn Of Complainant Dr. rmtnsef b 3.
"fdrf'd thH.thc ssid defendant d0 apts,r t.o,, ~, \.
.' h'N Z .D Term 81 ums C0uu and afssrr tFr
I'."' 'iI, oHd thsl e copy Of this 1rferi s
~ m-'it'i iH Fuuc nfWspaper f|tlfIiabrT ID. 3D..
~ r.iHt ior ifn months sutcca-lycl, ard f.5st.f
Wv ''n' = Ht tpuu Hous. OF ONO ropatt.
\ DuUt lrta ALEX a. ttur
t'tpufit. aug 90 gut
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Md nos suLsrthc osrls seeds 10 knit a. fatal threads
m your system, but guard thcn a. you would the thief AZ
night. Whom You hud the Lid cnCuN seeking 10 destroy
Vs-r. Remember pr. Dnrau's ENpccioFant Rctucdyr
" 40 inncaia'eit De- ro' end remove them. Thousands
Of your so die ANNUALLY tor he want of propcr treatment
lfai those known tie wonderful effects ufthis medicine.
aud used II in time, many could have prolonged their
DAYS and vet have been dwelling ainoig their dearest
trends. Those who are lsiEung nndcr the influence OF
tiis disease should iusc NO ume in procuring "Dr. Dun
cmt'~ ENpccioraut Remedy" rs safe and cleciual. and
slwo,H gives rCioi iu the most hopeless cases. 10 sircng
thcns HE weak sud &c iiiatcl. relieves tie pain in tho
side and breast. suppro-scs the distressing cough: stop
png the beetle lyger aud Hteht swca-s, and finally. OF
uhe csc H. nct too ar SdN ancadJ n~iofipg pctfcci health
FOR ssle IN Wheeling by ang - JD&RBMARSH
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From "a 81. Lonis RpnLliean.

LATER FROM oREGON.-A party con.
sisiiug oi ten persons arrived IN Our city, on
board the AmarnJitt, on saturday evening
direct from Oregon City. They lett Oregon
on the lS,h OF April last, and reached ST. Ju-
seph, Missouri, on the first of the present
month. The entire route was performed
without interruption from Indians, or the oc-
currence ui ANY serious accident. They bring
nothing new from the Territory in addition to
what we have already Published. The crops
IN many parts had been cast anil uroipisl a IA
voruble result. Ga the route ia, the party
passed five hundred und twcnty-lour cmi
grant wagons, mostly intendcd 10 go 70 Ore
gon; a portion, however, intended TO cross
over into California by the salt Lake route.
Col. RuSsclls company, including Coy. Boggs
and Others, were met about one hundred and
fifty miles beyond Fort Laramie. This com
pany when they started intended TO 90 Ia
California; a large portion have since deter
mined To 90 TO Oregon, aud ii is probable ia,
whole company Viii 20 there. The genera
health OF the country was, at the time ol Tia,
departure OF this company, very good.
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Zoo lhe NonLaseNaIk 40 JoatnaL


Fc rull~h tue follow arg, ~ anous the many evtdou-
Cs Whirh Wv rc constantly receiving OF the increasing
popularity oi ~. haynes ESpcciprspt. We have no la
tcrcst pa 'tudtng' it-Gn4 Iurher than VIC have a desire
4" rromu'c dc AcaitI Snd Happiness " cur fcuow-crea
tutc-, who are wasting away with those complaints for
which his uodic.ae Is al l~outc remedy. And In cal
lug iN stacplya oltic puddle to a.. we i~ccltlisi We ave in
ihc .aHtlGi ~diathstgu OF our duty,
NV fuRrtANp. Nov. 4. 1Sfs.
NJ ra't-fia-i wish you IN send nrr three hoitlea of
JAYNE tNtr-sarnir aud IN Nus connection, I would say
iIet I dctln itsn t~uygausiic madeleine, and an article that
toe Two cas u ty lslily, aud have aiW avs found Il
d quick ard CHcicutr remedy Tor tEaTnC-s oi the lungs pro-
dutrii} borg pfuitacicd colds. which produce the short
hacking cough. iNc pfcluoniior OF Consumption. ~ pro-
I"rl and sctson1'dN cduimiscrvd. u Will efcciuaily
hrc1k az The luost Niolcnt colds. Gnd thereby prevent tho
ulSpy violent fcvers, - lr-Iucnily consequent upon them
! w1uht mos chCct inly tcVoniMCnd this medicine 10 tho
ihhhc ~ al cases of that uafunc. =. ~. WEBSTER.
Tor sale 90 Nhee'ihg By a1gI7 JCRUMBACKER
NoEAlS canuot exist In The system. n a literal use In
uaic %! he tickrtef Sigar. Coated \ .r,t,tle pprraiiva
rus. Ihcl not Only destroy THE worms. hut tiurourhlv
cicaise TIE ,inni0rh AMI bowels 90 the mrcus or Shiny
substance which supports them. Their opcration h. -
most ;cndcT age without producing tiosr Injurious effects
upun the general hcaih, winch have aix aVs constituted
The most serious objection @ Ncrnuflgcs. Their metal.
lac tssc b. ccuc'afy - violent IN IL operation. that the
system scllum RECEIVERS from the shock until the patient
i1s arrived a. NcSfS of maturity or actually outgrown IL.
We Know several ~ This moment whose constitutional
Vtsot hSs icr1tsp completely parsiyzcI hy the iRiudic ious
administration 90 metallic NcrpIurcs " hiic Young. that
they a.. 1'ms-i totally Nuhttrd tor the TRAVIS ctiuu OF or.
diua-y iu~Iucss. Tie Ciekencr sugar ~ aicd Vegetable
liiis, oi the contrary. have never tccp known To lcavo a.
ul injurious .ctts behind thcu' They serve Tatkcr to
|iayigofa.c ,hc 81 Stem. and rchdcr Il proof against the
nio>' uNeica'" ailments. For sic ip W btei,ng by
IL n. q. FAIRCHIID.
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The Hon. Alexander Irvine has been nom
mated as the Wing candidate for Congress, to
represent the District in Pennsylvania, COM
posed OF the counties of Clearicld, Armstrong,
Butler and Indiana,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, COMMENCING AT 10 o.

ti4ONNs y. vi.
m SAI'apAN' rnE .2SD nay oY AuGrsr, commencing
~" el1ch, y. ~. tie follow ing described Real ~,
lat WlU ic "fefcd AZ Public sale aud sold withom re.
Nilei J" WI l+oi No. I iu square 10, on stu street, up.
~ Whleh arc I've on he most Desirable residences in tho
80 Nn'u VIZ lc sold s%cpvrHle o. together 20 suit puf-
l"' No. ~. on Centre street. ia Graham's addi-
iol ,He eHl Iaiio 10; No. l9f on John street. the west
~ I'' e"' l"' on zane street, and Lot No. 81 near
~ 'S tl 'iert' NrNccicut manufacturing site. AiIof
' H.',e properly WIN oHcred for sale on the ssid 3ed
N"t"N'' ana any miumafion rc'a' i've thescso eau
.,l''l il we meantime by calling on the sulecrilrr
20, g.,,.e House. TITLE Clear ard uuuuerions.
7, ~ 'iT one lhird 81 tho purchase money In each.
n. lNenor ln three eiuu' i~ne'ainenus ~ stx, tNsive and
mouths win interest. WIN. DOUGLASS
=. Htft. AuctiDucrr. aug 10 CIV
u Toe rflr cot the above ur,rcrty is ros,ronsd ,,,,,
iu'ne! 'e @'ih iust. g 10 O'Clock, \. VI.
SsDh SNLE-Thc Frange House opposite tbe To
ohec Nd dgollins Mr.. Moore's new building
~ SNe2l NM. HALL
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Prom ~ ". OrIenns Tro1ic.

Not only has lie GOycrmmtnt no disposablc
funds here, but lis diabur,iug officers. partir.
ularly the Q~uartrrmdstcrs department. 4, ia
debi, immense amounts all over the city. luI
supplies furnished the Army, which hc il en-
treIy unable TO meet from want Of luudsll
Ever since the opening OF the campaign, thc
public credit has thu been sacrificed aul
immpi"d into the dust through the imbccility
end total want of foresight ON the part of The
Treasury Department. With an u%vcrlluina
Treasury, at the command of Mr.. Walker, 10,
has iail-j to liHvc funds here sufficient To meet
the inevitable demands OF the army. Instead
Of attending To- las Legitimate duiics, ol dis.
bursting ihc public moneys, collected under a
Wing Iauii, be- has employed himself In de
siroyiua lhe revenue Of the country, and 1T
The credit oi tte Government take care OF
itself.
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LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES eF GEN.
H. TAYLOR

rTIlllS hook contains a Likeness of Gen. TAYLOR, a
n Map OF the Battles of Paio .Ano aud Rcsacs dc Ia
Palma, wlih a Map uf Central Mexico. show iar The Goa
i'hipiNtd route "tihc arinN-pricc only - rcnfa.
,oolcrs new novel the Red skins ga Indian s. Injun.
W hiulnEs- If Woman,
b1fihpHi RCcuilcciiptIs of an Old Doctor.
No, ioi iarpcfs' Illus rt'at Ethan Of Martin the Pound.
iIhs' sues Hv . uvvvf. Received az ELLIS
Su- - III Main street.
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CO. The sale OF property advertised by
by Mr.. Douglas, OF Saturday, is postponed
rntil tomorrow tuesday, at the Court
House, at 10, a. NJ.
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BEAUTIES OF THE MEXICAN CAM
pAlGN.

49,
The following is an oxtract from a letter
from one OF the Ohio Volunteers, belonging
20 the First Regiment. sent To his brother at
Cincinnati. Ills corro5onte I by a letter from
Capt. Armstrong, OF Cincinnati. which ap
peared in the Cincinnati Adyerlisera few davs
since. Capt. A. makes the case out still
worse aud introduced several characters who
figured in the fight. This letter, it must be
admitted, indicates anything bat a desirabls
state of Affairs among the l2.91O or 1000
volunteers on the Rio Grande.
CAMP BELKEAP, July Both. 1916.
Dear BrOthcr:-s . a BE not the least sur
mised IT YOU should sce M i'm Cincinnati in
he course Of six weeks. When | volunteer
I'd, 1t was TO fight. and not to be- idle for a
wear. But ! nom find that the Regular, are
able TO defend ANY post ol danger. General
TAYLOR saws that one Regular i worth five
Volunteers, and that he only wants tie vol
untecrs for a stani-by. 1t would seem that
we are kept merely TO do tue d~rudgrry; aud
such - the ease.
We had quite am affair o short time since.
Col. Mitchell, as Commaudant uf this post.
ordered a volunteer from Baltimore to bring
him something. The volunteer paid no at
AANNN W JIG NhNAN - VIZ wi ANf ~ AhNNN
minded bin a second time TO perform the
service. The VOLUNTEERS TUNED upon his heel,
aud replied that "he would see him ID
first Was close by doing duty. when Col.
NJ. Ordered mr AMI i've other Cadets To arrest
he ~Blitimorcan. lie Immediately placed
himself in a defensive position. and drew a
kuilc, swearing at the same time that h
would cut the first man that dared TO come
near him. Lieut.. Col. Weller then approached
aud ordered us To- "stand back, y when all par
ties got 10 fighting. So You see we have bad
one hight, al least. Our whole regiment aud
The Baltimore regiment were then all ordered
out. Bat as We had but six men on the
ground, and as the Colonel's tent was about
TWO miles from our cncamrmcnt, our Colonel
was di>arucd and carried To- the ground Sy a
superior number of stout fellows, where they
laid him down. Two OF them were about To
stab him, when /, backed by our BOYS, Jump
ed into The mcelee, and released our comman-
der from the ruiiians. b. this time Ia. field
was full of soldiers, and the Baltimorcansl.lt.
! presume the case will undergo an i~nvesti-
Antciionately, your brother,
\. MOSES,
Cincinnati Washington Cadets, Ist Ohio reg
imeut.
Mr.. $. p. Mosrs, Cincinnati, o.
WHAT III CuSiS.-lt is wen for people
engaged IN war to look occasionally at the
probable cost. MIR. Johnson in his speech
mentioned the following appropriations OF the
last Congress. 1t does not Include by any
means, the whole expenses oil the war.
Appropriations made, SO, 1881
Volunteer Bill, n.7j7.O 600.
Naval Bill, 1856 900
Army Bill, 5.SO3. 900
Civil Bill, 3.l1O.OOO
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NEUROLOGY-our readers are rcfrrre In
the advertisement OF Dr.. Sisson on this sub
Jcct, IN another column.
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W. AN"-AsIN' A.. tNANs o. ANuERsav. D. ANpEnsor
w +. ANDERSON & co.
FACT URERS OF Walls. nor
Tie. AZ

" a. n .Npr,.,. WHEELING. Va.
iefh ~MefehEnis and giLers tIar tir, Layc eiiss,.,i ,hesr
u.s. : =. 500 b'sulIae'uuag az Dies npuous OF Viah and
9' =" ne" tfc.afyd tp hl an ordeis with des-
T., e11 'tinE' themselves practical mechanics.
'.'.t" i' warrant their manufactures equal
Y e'H u'u pc'ons wanting auiclcsiu heir lime. AZ they
assured iit' can render fartaeGoii 10 al. any ID.
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OGy.

HI NlNN WuHid respectfully arHlftrr. o., f. s.r
~" I'd iHt'ing uut he h1s Taken r.l4. st f.
''I Iffe lc ran ir consulted unfi THi..
.''hiNk tF u'pct of rlsf Itt b. fY 455sfat f.r.e
.I'HiHHhf "ffesiIus tc sfea. suacrslri., ~
'' az rtt] -fs. 1rrntrss. hts. H.af..,.I -..
W N'l',I.. hs la-t ir-tufo apon thf science cd
- " ''l " lt"wetts dsl 5l Mardat fru,rg
w r0efuirl nf itiHt NONBEafUtrT.
'I+h 4. "..nrk. lecture fn rlmurHUfer + Frs.t
Haf price.
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NEW YORK * HARLEM RAILROAD

Co.-Tbis company are now finishing, and
will have realty Ior business 10y OctoDrr, an
additional twenty-five miles vi road, tom
pleuug the extension to Soners. This extern
sion give them the traffic ol Woschester, and
brings them within 10 or 10 miles of the
liOusatoHic road at Ddnbury, Connecticut.
The arrangements ofthe company will enable
them TO reach Dover Plains, tie centre col
county, next Spnng, and we lind
them some % mules on Their Nay To Albany.
N. 4. Journal OF Commerce.
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40 noTEL

40 uuTEI kEEPERs.
100 lDt RENT.
lssssNl nufIHe afrrm e. wears. u-t isyge and soam.
80. ."H. 0.i.. H HeH knHun FL Gle
~ VIRGINIA UDrTI.
tna'rd an MtH Ht W.t Ine Na II. G.1.s p,c i,
i'.a' a1ftn sfuafed H a central CAT III
convenient HsfsHte IRON fMs aeamloaf
~ .HIHl.a r.re fr one af fhe gust
f--rs.I1u Hu D. given o. ore
'f". |N l"f Iffus fH| HEui liFrr Fnuulfe
hEtffJ WuOns
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For the Times.
OF THE KEN lucky VOLUN-
TIERS BEFORE LEAVING FOR
IlE SEAI Or WAR
For the Times.

TIERS BEFORE LEAVING FOR
THE SEAT Or WAR.
TUSE.-" Old Dan Tucker"
We often sang the good old tune,
Bout Harry Clay, that mighty o o
But now my voice is raised Tor war
With Mexico and the Lone Star.
Mexico she would vex us,
Mexico she would vex Us,
Mexico she would vcx us,
W. will lick her then Tor Tex
Come young Kentuckians, volunteer,
Tile Loco Eocos should not fear
To face what they have brought about
by leaving good Old Harry out.
Mexico, &c.
No time To mourn DER what Folks done.
Our country calls, and Tor one
Will 60 where patriotism b.cks us
To strike a blow for Sister Texas.
Mexico, &c.
am a whig. but what of that,
Colne on, beloved Democrat,
Together we will leave kentuck,
To Try a WING and lSco's pluck.
Mexico, &c.
Then get your knapsack & your blanket,
The child has cried and we must spank il
Taylor might find himself u lucky
Unless assisted by Kentucky.
Mexico, &c.
] GO with the Kentucky Legion,
Way of TO that Mosquito region,
There to fight our bloody foes,
The Mexicans and mosquitoes.
Mexico, &c.
] leave behind all party strife,
My home, my little one aud wifr,
TO join brave Taylor's gallant band
Upon the river Rio Grandc.
Mexico, &c,
Twice has he met the southern foe
And gave back thrust aud blow for blow.
III Arsts was forced To Yield
10 northern chiyalry the field.
Mexico, &c.
Lack's report says we made them snort.
Upon the banks OF the Del Norir.
We drove the Mexioans before Us
And took the town at MatamorOs.
Mexico, sc.
A victory they anticipated. tied
They wee ton last they should have Ma
was wrong IN that misguided nation
10 liz Tor that great celebration.
Mexico, &c.
The day was bot, NAV led the storm
Though brave Vega felt no alarm.
December, he was heard To say.
Would have been pleasantcr than Mdy.
Mexico, &c.
The soldiers and the raw recruits,
With Rough and Ready Taylor suits,
Are always reads for commands.
For Ioyior's Jours are all good hands.
Mexico, &c.
Our Taylor takes his measures ENC,
lie presses every thing iu time.
But what doth most hi- lame enhance
lie never cdbbagcs remnants.
Mexico, Sc.
Their general Is six feet in height.
Bot still Our J'ayiOT drcssfd him riplt.
llc seeusd to make bis brsschSg l4r,
But Ausil liked not his charrr.
Mexico, &c.
Jamr, Polk has issued his orlcr
For Oh keutgck Co furnish iours
10 Join old Rough and Ready force
Aui J. Tor one. VIII go, Of course.
Mexico &c.
Farewell ibc legion now must leave.
Ahd Trends anil relations may gtete.
But oh' remember ii we iall.
Twas ior end at orr ccnutp ,aU.
MCNioo, &c.
Our haupels given TO thc breeze.
We iuar.b tu welcome Psfod,-.
Wen enierain bim With uut 51I..
ln iIosa ODD Muu.rlums balls.
I.lit1. Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

80 hbls LfNsEEu on be- soal order. warranted
pure 'H ".ebf aHH fRNOH 4 PAUL..
OK fpNEs r"Ns STARCH ia.t rr-.,..f and ri,
.Iatt pNNDH A. rArLI.
400 kEGF rURE WutrK Trad. nom % tss,o
eng" PRYOR a PArLL
Fl'Nsftu ralifI bH u.ifh tae i..hr.. r..a "a
- rsH "HH .e Isid ly fafa PRYOR PtitI-
('NfW ord fI Ci.a.Hs. tr PRYOR krtrft
- .tI Dos MffkD -1te. WH....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

HE Puhir is nost respectfully informed that Tho ,
= Rove place Of Smiscmcrt viii he oren M a few days
Win az EFFICIENT COMPANY. ENTIRE NEW
SCENERN, al ASEu STAGE aud seats A. ARRANGED
Cs 20 make aud PIT.
In tact u Wille ~u. orrangcd as 10 make > visit 80 tho
e. piilslmicnt uo' only comfortatic, bu, amusing ard IN.
strive i've.
Duo nutlce Willie given oftho first rerrcSemtstion.
aug - WA. +. HASTINGS. Manager.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, thinks
thatif Mr.. Polk were passing down the Ohio
or Mississippi River. aud the Boat should get
snagged aud he be forced TO, take water not
a Locoloco friend of his could be found who
would give him a plank, sodeep and bitter
is the feeling against him onaCcouut of his We
to Of the bin making appropriations Tor clear
my outand otherwise improving the Western
rivers and UaTbOrs.