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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-18

People need never be troubled with they viii
haFAhlLY MEDICINE, MEASURE ia 10
long The sta oo along man
the caub subject M tho TIE aeso ona
and chnsss knownust widths Ointment b.
and esteemed When man ceases from earth D.
maud will cease snd not an then.
To aiay Az appfehensnns Ingredients
sessing such powerful properties
Of sos - the herbs in
There mercury n from the fact that
not nurr the skin particle, pass through ply
SIC the bowels
JANIS MeALIsrER a co,
ie8 street. n. York
Sole proprietor, u Medicine
lions be addressed tpos paid) and scots
or CAUTION. 60
As the An Healing has been greatly counered
have given the public, hat mo Ointment Win b.
genuine un-- the names McAstsr NeAier
Co are written pen upon every label" The
sngsvisg with the figure o. "insensb Precipitation"
face.
bcrebyoaf toward q $500 psd convection
in o. the constituted courts Of the Uaed saiss any D
vIduai eountersiinR and Ointment =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-18

g EGARS-Figafo, Equilla, Bayonita, Upman,
- Dos Pao. and 50 Compressed Pshatsss
Jus rs,sived and for 'a'c By JOHN aRHsE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-18

parents knew how fatal most medicines children taken
inwaIdy they would be slow them Especially cr-
enrla ozonges called mcdcAted loIsnges" pills
Is no one tell invariably when present. Now let
me say to that this salve Always tell II child Ia,
worms viii drive vestge Of them away. simpa
and safe
There IL probably medicine the earth At once
% sure and 80 safe in the expulsion OF worms.
IL would be cruel wicked give Internal doubtful ue.
eines, 80 long as a harmless eIenal one could be had
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-18

Wehave cured that actually dehed everything knovn
we'll AZ the ability o. hneen twenty doctors told
bad spent $500 bic children without sny benefit Few
boTes Of tho Ointment cured them
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14

merchant vessels and steamboats, az. upon ex.m;-
nation may be found fit, or easily converted into
armed vessels fit for the public service, and in
sucn number AZ he may deem necessary for the
protection of the seaboard, lake coast, and the
general defence Of the country.
DEC. y. find be IL further enacted. That
"neneVer the militia or volunteers are called and
received into the service of the United States
uhoef The provisions of this act, they shall have
the organization of the army of the United States.
and snail have the same pay and allowances. ex,
cePt as follows. to wit: Privates of infantry
arniiery, and rifemen shall receive ten dollars
per month. and prvates of volunteer mounted
corps twenty dollars per month, for their services
and the use and risk of their horses.
AND its title was SO amended as To read SO An
act providing for the prosecution of the EXISTING
war between the United States and the republic
of Mexico rN'''0
motion was made to reconsider the vote bv
~nlch the bill had been passed and the question
oe'ng taken under the operation of the previous
question, The vote was not reconsidered
Inc bill was then ordered 10 be- sent To tho
Senate. ~ '"o
RANK AND FILE OF THE ARMY
On motion of Mr.. Haralson, the House took nm
Inc Dill to increase the rank and file of the army
ana concurred In the amendments made thereto
by the Senate. "''o''
AND then, at very late hour,
The House adjourned.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14
AMERlCANISM2

we perceive that modern shiggery alias the
tory'sm OF 70, true to it's instincts, is pouring
'of'h lis usual quantum of abuse and opposition
against the government of the people Not even
me invasion of our territory and the blood of our
slaughtered countrymen can incite some of the
advocates of foreigner interests and insolence.
70 forget party, and go for the country. We envy
not the spirit OF those Congressman and others
who can at this crisis act the traitor. A fearfn,
Ie'rioutlon awaits those who dare aftempt to
betray the interests and honor of America To-,
the odium attached TO the term " Fsde,,E,,,,,
oy the conduct of party during the las, war
with Britain, warn even the anti patriotic to be :
ware.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14
WAR MEETING in PHU.ADFIpu,A

WAR MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA
MAY lI-2 Pm.
YIN the receipt of the news from Wasbiooton
la ias' night, the Mayor of Philadelphia published
the following call fora r''u
TOWN MEETING.
Inc President of the United States having
made known to Congress that in his opinion ,bs
country has, by the failure of negotiations with
Mexico, and the attack by Mexican forces unon
the troops of the United States, been placed iP a
state OF war--the undersigned, Mayor of tbe
cry respectfully invites his fellow citizens of the
CITY and county to hold public meeting in indie
Penaence Square, on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst.
se {. NJ, 10 express their opinion upon public
ed by the emergency of the country~and snch .s
become citizens of this great Republic
Philadelphia, May IL, 1916.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14

SHIPwREcK.-The Charleston Cour;er of Lac,
Thursday, says =" The barque General Grsss
CLARK, 10 days from Boston, in attemntino, - ,oo,
the bar yesterday forenoon, grounded and inmo
dlately fell off on the North Breaker Sbs Ia
not blIged when Capt c. left her tn oh,,;n
steamer to save what materials he car a. bo
thinks there is no probability Of her getting off
as she was humping heavily. She is loaded win
ice, for the New Charleston Ice Honse ,,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14

A CURIOUS CL1IM-A farmer residino ma,
the line Of one Of the railways in Ireland has de-
manded compensation Of the company. for ip;nrv
which would be done TO the milk of his cows by
reason OF the noise, steam and smoke of the locc
motives IN their transitl We have heard tb,,
thunder will turn milk sour, says the New Yo,t
MIIror' out were not before aware that the tbnn>
oerIng OF steam engine could be attended with
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14
THE VACCINATIONS OF MONARCH,

letter received at Washington recently by
respectable gentleman, from merchant in Vera
Cruz' dated April 2, in which he remarked tina,
The movements of the Mexican army towards
Texas, would depend upon advces then expec,ed
ITO" England and which reached there very
shortly afterwards; whereupon the signal for
'hese operations was given, and the result is now
before the world. 1t is argued from this strong
iact' that Great Britain is an actor behind the
scenes in this attempt of Mexico.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14
FEELING IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, May IL, 1896

The city has not wanted for excitement sincs
SATURDAY noon. Confidence in the army is felt
oy all and no half way measures are now spoken
OF 'ne, honor OF the country is at stake, and
parties nave ceased on this point. The more ac-
the greater will be his praise.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14
THE RIO GRANDE-GEN TAvIop

TIE hIU UhANDE-GEN. TAYLOR
"A New Orleans correspondent of the Baltimore
DUN says, private letters received there from Gen.
L. stated that he should leave five hundred men
In MS main entertainment. and march with the
remainder Gesae forces to Point Isabel
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14
NAVAL.

Inc U. ). brig Dolphin, Com. Pope, and U.
.. sloop of war Marion, Com. Smonds. were n,
"ionl0Via. on the West Coast of Africa, April LIST.
Ihe Marion had just returned from cruise
Gown the coast On the 30th of March, one of
inc MarIon's boats was capsized while crossing
the bar of the Measurable River. and Mr.. Joseph
1: bar'well, (of Maine,) Midshipman, and John
johnson, seaman, were drowned. The Dolphin
ana Marion were expected to sail to the wndward
in day or two
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14

s51Ihe troops at Fort Miflin, on the Della
ware, have been ordered to the scene of war
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14

fJ@We learn that three companies have been
ordered from Fortress Monroe. to renar f,,,b,r;,t
10 the assistance of Gen. Taylor, and that thew
Will be joined by two more companies, daily ex-
pected from Baltimore. making FIVE in ALL Thew
VIII take their departure soon as the necessary
conveyance is offered Herald
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14

w AH-OhDER FUR CANNON
BALLS
Messrs. Slavery & Co., iron founders of Pbla.
deiPhla, have received an order from the Govern
men' to supply at once one hundred tons of can
non balls
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14

sieve are rejoiced to learn, says the Union,
oy this evenings mail, that Captain Seth B.
Ihornion, and Lieutenant Mason, with two
Dragons, had arrived safe in Gen. TayIors camn
captain Thornton, discovering the ambuscade
100 late 10 retreat had plunged CALAMITY through
the enemy's ranks, and cut his way with his own
sword with holiness and intrepidity that is
@'u'o'' incredible 1t seems he is not to be killed
oy accidents of flood or field. He is the Same
gen''eman who SO narrowly escaped when the
Fulaski was blown up. He had the yellow fever
several times in Florida, and has passed through
many other hair breadth Escapes.
When Gen. Worth left the camp, Csp,ain
Thornton asked him for his sword. The genera,
ouckied 1t upon him; and when he heard yes,er-
day OF Captain T.'s gallantry, he exclaimed
lhat was my sword. knew it would never
De dsgraced in his hands. He is as noble and
gallant fellow as ever held sword in haud''
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-14

The following letter has been transmitted to
this country from the American consulate at Lis
BON IL IS suitable expression of gratitude on
the part Of an American captain:
Ar SEA, 18th March, 1916.
MT, VEsLY, American consul at Lisbon:
Dear Sill wish to represent to you an act
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-04
Important to Busiuess Men,
AND OTHERS.
Residing west and in the vicinity Of BufTals.

Ne.O and important position of the Bxfao Neyspppsr
Press 'n consequence Of the Electrical Telegraph,
achach is expected to be in operation betceen Buffalo,
Rochester, Utica, Albany Boston, Ne1c York. PhilG-
detphia, Washington, &C., early in the gear lS46.
new and eventful era, in the history g. importance
of the public press, in Buffalo, is at hand.
1t is announced that the different lines of telegraph
from the Atlantic coast TO the akes and terminating at
Buffalo, will be completed early in January, 1916.
This done, and the Buffalo papers placed in po-
siton of far higher Importance than the have ever be-
fore occupied. The reader of Buffalo paper, than,
whether here, or at the west, will have the business
news, from both those Atlantic Cities and with it that
of Buffalo, thus concentrated and in advance of any
Their possible channel of intelligence The same will bo
true OF any other important intelligence, of whatever
kind In addition TO regular and stated announcements,
at given hours preparatory to going press, any
raordinary advces, will be constantly sent on to us,
by an 'eXtra" For instance, agent at the Office,
here, sleeping on the spot and with bell his bed.
which may be rung by the agent at Boston, New York,
or any entermedate station pleasure thus reused
at midnight from his sumbers and notified to give heed
to what shall be written for him. This done, and all is
promptly In PRINT here, to be read by citizens as
early as by those where the given event has ranspred
So of Congressional and Legislative proceedings.
summary OF the doing of Congress for each day, may
be published in the Buffalo papers on the following mor-
nlng, The whole being transmitted from Washington to
Buffalo by the telegraph and of Legislature,
reports may be given in the way, and with the
same promptness. In word moth ng in the form of in
tellgence important to be promptly known, will longer
wait with the slow motion of the mails between the va.
rIous points along the Atlantic coast and Buffalo, All
such will be speeded to u.s. if on the wings thought
and on its receipt be promptly despatched in print to
all the Patrons of the Buffalo Press.
With these facts before them, the business men of
the west will begin to turn their attention TO the selec-
on ofa paper suited to their wants. In The fla
in ii on o t, the publishers think such
may be found in ali respects, and would respectfully
call attention to the following prospectus of the papers
issued by them
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-04
yDt11 9lu6lonhe.

Bon Sranfre d. erfdhrt man, baB cr. guSot
bic Seinerfuneen bes Srn prlf iber Iranfrets 9tufs
treten III Der GeraS Snsee9enbeit curdaus nbt bets
falls ansencmmen bat.-Zpiid,en 0rn Sing ,,no u,,-
lsrm Mlrilter IN paris, uno Srn @uiSot bat eiue
eerponoen; in 8eSus ouf prn. pof's 8otfdaft ffatt-
sefnnoen, oeranlaBt eureb bic 8ebauptuag oes Grn.
g., bae nnfer Minier oure 8erbreituns rriser sltt-
dten iber ben Stanopuuft Der frans. 9esieruns bic
grpoilcn III polfs 8ctdaft sesen Sranfreid perait-
laBt babe Der @esenltanb 1T in cen Deputirtentan,.
merit sur Sprade sebradbt.
:Sn paris eins BON q gle r Die betriibeuoe Nah-
alet EN- oas in etner srcBen @bene Der ropinS Scn
itanttne elu Oetahment fran,. Sploat bon einen.
Spet Gage lang oauernben Shneefturu,e iiberfalen
tpercen unS nber 100 oerfelben tpesenMausel all ab
rung babel unigefcmmen fepen.
8cn ber europdifhen 8he sommeu fldalibe Be>
rtd1te nber sahtreide Sehiffbrife. Der Montreal,
tpelder swhen scnocn unb Aueber su tesetn pfleatc
III nit jeber Seele at Sorb be Gap Sbat unteraeaa-
sen. DaS amerifaniide patet Sarot, bon Sonoon
nad Bottom beifimmt, ioa am H. San. bei 0feo Seab
Of gbirae it i'm Weere vom Minoora NIT 40 SeeIen
an Bprb unter9e9angen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-04

IN aB Die 9an5e QBelt bte nunoerborc STIR
49, 1amte1t bon Or. Duncans auspurf bef6roernoes
Qen'tttel erfatren-
9bsl9es 1T teatl@tst iur oeiluns 9us;t6runaunr
SraHfbetcn abnider 9atur = '
Or. Suntan-Getbdttcr 6crr - ----.-
Oer unterdncte Gin paent einer 4uf6t fir ni.l
eefth pret pnate weler lan9c btbi,is lulmpnas
er Ans5brn9 itt nb pa i'd 9cfunpn batte bas m inn
ene eol3tn prrl6reben onnte bic bn uns peronla6tr
70 mar %; sntOsn ben Seru Sbrem Ausprf tefSrpern
oeh Stmttet 5u maen bate ater su 3et fccn Qoubcu an
rtee Wfee5 pcle pcr9ab Nus,ebrns III beilen alrn nm
snen patlsnten 3ufrisbn n een rla,tte i'd ib III Sbrem
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mas Ct ct be "no mad Der rte lae tesleitenrs pr
3s'Ir Seef"te; no w'rtd su meincm Geftaunn fnb i'd
e"B men patIent be teer warb, unb bap rrtrnen hrr
ssife mar Sd saute CT 8etraue Bios Slalben Nf rim
Ser"n9en rette i'd Sbncn pir 3eilc bceno Sbrc 0s;m
ese tortta9rn ibre 2Birtnns iii auss6runss 8s III tss
fen, tpie 1T ptsem Sale.-A6tunssppl ''" ." ''''''
o,,,4 o Or. Sames 9f. Nifep.
Wt Ssre'tmil9teit fee i'd obisn, as cine mtiibe unb
mabre 3patiabe neirn 0amen lei: Sd botfe hok Oniocn
fpe9e NIT Der fbredi6en Granfbeit, Ius,etr,na
b"ttet np S9re 0fepisn it 3sit asnb, tub paSr1 orhs
"s1's"' 2em. s. QDtins
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g1hlaoun9 5ur Snbicrtpttpn auf Ben 5tpettel1
Vnn0 Der ,,gSa[holIo"

SP oem 6ten oefte peIotes mir in Der gHeibuohts
tpcGe erd,enen laen tperben, lbIieet 1d1 Die erfe
9oIfte ces Sabraanaes, - uno ba mir init bem 7ten
Sefe ote 5pee odIfte, aIe ftr d beffebenD uno Elm
0al5eS b1loeno, beginner unb ene nele etbe BON go
Ssen aunebmen Uerben> 70 Iaben mir oas perebrlidc
pIe!.tn1 CUR Sublcrtptton oarauf eitt.
@s miro nnier eifrt9ftes Betreben Iein, ben Spo[
ten unire6 SaniIiensasasines euen ioIden eeiefoff
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tat nno S'ttteit betra9eu, BEN 8erfano auffldren,
uno oas 0erS oerebeLn biIft.
Mr haben oon OentfhIano eine Senbun9, Der neu-
een Arloe' 3ettidrtften uno 8Idtter erbaIten, unb
merber oarEm biulldtd, 1b6ner Gr,Gbluuoen ,tnb Sc.
othte nid1t in @erlegenbet fei1.
Der pres Ger ,QDalhalla' 1T 70 ntebrto oeItelt IL
Sette IN iouberem llmfha9e fclten nur DSllar) bof
aut Der 1ntnoer 8emtelte in oen Stano aelest 1T I'D
oteie lternrtid)e Mcnats1drtft ausuIbaffen.
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9Sbeelins, Sebruar "a, 1916.
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9So 1T .. @olof1mtot, [Deo(er] sebarttst BEL
STr1nffurt am 0Gatn.

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bon strcn, Summit @auntD, worm berfeIbe oer(prad
am Stem Sebrnar BET ibm in WafiGcn en,utreffen. Da
oerfebe big jeet nod nidt eri,enen 70 1ehe id mid
oeranlae hn leIbt fcruobL als audi jeocn Menlthen,
freuno, Der oeen sIufsntbat ueb. su bitten mid un
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5ahr III slmerifa. Seit etnem Sabr 1T Der lnter,et
nete nit bm in ndberer 8erbnbuns unc olaubt BAG er
BON ihm beidwinoelt wuroe, tpesbaIb er Sebermann
Dor tbm wsrn Srlber belt er lld in, Staat Neunorf
BET Rodelter uno Utica auf-an belebe sn aobreffi.
en-:
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GJltntre QHetlatter teienbtrs Der Buffalo lRebhrstr1
rerrfen nms 5ue9enbienn pnr6 AfaDne ptier Qn,eiae
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q Nnaet Qe.

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nit elmer feinen San.lte, eine 8ebauius an, bic llm
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sutem 98afer nabe betm SQaue anb bteles Sors mr.
stltde tnnoert Sdrttt bon elmer Sdsemble eeIeoem.
aan erfrase bas Idtere, uno swar ii m0elidferBdl-
oe, an ms.lent 9anls, an Der Strase BON Ssnabura
mad, 9SaDnesonr9-S Wseen bon Ssnabnra.
e5an. Is, ls46. ss.4
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-04
The National Pilot
Daily, Weekly, and Tri- Weekly.

The Paper is and peculiar. 1t is the only paper
in the United States upon the plan it conducted All
Others take their European intelligence from the Eng
lIsh Press thus leaving ignorant of all Continental
affairs except what it suits the English interest de-
tail.
In Politics the Pilot looking above and beyond the
present party distinctions, aims at NATIONALITY:
and Its motto ls"or country all times: to ap-
prove her when right; and to right her when wrong"
The pilots party is the citizens of this Republic
against any and all it's enemies.
Locally, the Pilot will especially consult the interest,"
commercl and otherwise, of Buffalo and the great g.
growing Valley ofthe Lakes, with which the former is
inseparably connected
The Commercial Department of the Pilot is in fullv
competent hands, all will admit and the market in.
teilgence VIII be second to other sheet; either in
accuracy or its early promugation
0TThe DAILY PILOT is printed on large double
medium shee and 10 the largest and cheapest paper
IN the stale, published west of Albanybeing cheaper
by Us than any daily paper published in Buffalo 1t is
delivered TO subscribers every week day morning Sub
scroers VINO pay weekly, pay at the end of each week.
ihose VINO pay monthly yearly, pay in advance.
Mail subscribers to pay invariably in advance
@J'The WEEKLY PILOT is printed on sheet of
the same size-and but very few advertisements are
admitted into its columns, it contains more Reading
matter than any other weekly paper printed in Buffalo.
Each number contains articles on AGRICULTURE,
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