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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-23

From the New Orleans Bee, Augusta
The steamship New York arrived last evening from
Brazos Santiago, which place she left tho 9TH and
Galveston from which last place we have papers up to
the lth inst
Lieut. Lee, aidde camp to Gen WORTH arrived by the
New York, furnishes the following information =
On the 27th Of Juy party Of Csmanchss, numbering
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The Texan regiment is 10 be disbanded. The men
whose services such will be accepted together with
the mounted regiments already at Camargo These
troops are believed to be absolutely necessary to Gen
Taylor in order to move forward to Monterey.
The Texan editors don't kick up such Robbery about
the discharge Of the six months me some OF cur
sapient best possible public instructors" here did
The editor of the Galveston Hews in reference to the
subject. quietly says:-
We have not time now to publish Gen Taylor's order
for dsbandng the six months volunteers The comman.
derin chief evidently gives with great euctance and
only in compliance with positive orders from the War
Department He manfests soldiers sympathy for the
brave and gallant men who promptly 10 hiI re-
lief and are now 80 unceremonously elected from the
service TO make room for others
From the N O. Delta, Aug. l41
In conversation which our informant bas with Col
Twiggs he he CooneD remarked that the lest shot in
the Mexican war had been fired THIS is more evidence
indirect II is trne that peace has already been con-
quered BE IN II as II may Gen Taylor has more volun
teers under his command now than he well knows the
disposition he should make Of them.
There was rumor in town yesterday that Major Van
Ness the Pay lster in this city had reserved in
structions from the War Department at Washington
allow the volunteers from this State recently discharg
ed, six months pay. We have made the necessary in
qury in the proper quarter and learned that the nstruc
tons from the War Department to the Pay master, and
whi,h doubt gave rise to the rumor, allow the
volunteers pay for six months clothing which, accosd
ing t. the army regulations, amounts TO s2t, Ihose
therefore, who have not received clothing to that
amount will be paid the difference between that sum
and what they have received ia addition to their three
months pay.
Some the volunteers have let tue city re-
ceyng their full pay agreeably to tho instructions
csved Yesterday at the Pay masters Office Their or
der properly Authenticated on the Paymaster here, for
the amount due tbe equal to specie let them there.
fore not transfer their right without getting something
like fair equivalent for It.
[From New Orleans Picayune, Aug IL
MATAMonAs, August 4th--As to what is termed army
news, have but small morse for you IL is all how
ever that can be obtained, and your readers nay be
assured, that Is correct
den Taylor and staff leave here today for Camsrao
and all the troops TO leave by about the 10 instant
Gen. Twggs is left to supernteni the movement OF the
troops here and those that TO arrive for Lille
at least lie is in excellent health, and was never look
ing better. Col Clark Of the 9Th Infantry will be left at
this plscs in command after ell the troops have been for
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New Drug Store,

- WE subscribers have recently fiji
~ ted the Store
STfss. No. I73 Main Street
<sssS--i%rS41GsD4I Where they now have for sale an
%sg5--Y sorlment Of DRUGS d. MEDICINE
YaEN@3 wnlch are not surpassed in quality b
SSM any IN town. The greatest pains have
& 4 peen taken IN purchasing the Med
AkS%E cihes TO obtain those of the best guah
edza11sxgA ~. lheir assortment Of Prescription
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BOSTON 4 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
su--s.4qu. e=.-ezx=s sa-~Hzs 49, "A
$500 $3.50 z kssss.4,sssd ksssasx
CHANGE OF TIE

Summer Arf;lnS ements
FROM NORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With passengers from the Western Rail Road, at
gnd 81 PM
with Worcester Passenges, All and II AM ann IS PM
". b. The A train will take up no passengers Fast
of birmingham.
With Passengers from NewYork by Steamer to Norwich
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
ROAD every afternoon except Sunday, Si0PPtas only az
FrdHgiRghGm.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford. New la
and New York, at u A. NJ and 4 p: Nj
For NOrlDch and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
u A Nj. and 24 p.
For Worcester and Way Sa ions on the worcester y"
Road, at q A. Nj. 24, ana 4 P.
N. B. The NJ Train will stop at any St Ia
East of birmingham
For MiLl6ury, at u A NJ. and P. NJ.
For Neu York. via Norwich ana by Steamer. AT oclk
P. NJ.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at 81 AN.
FROM MILLBURY
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, al
IS a. N. aud 44 P. NJ.
SAXONYlLLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at and 10 Am. and PM.
Leave Bos on at s 40 AM q and So PM
A Freight Train will Boston 1913 NJ. for Saxon
VILE taking passengers TOR Brighton, Newton, Needham
and Natck only.
Sunday Mail from Worcester nj ia. M-from Boston at
IL
All Baggage at the risk ofts owner
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices than in
The Cars. WIN. PARKER, Supt
July l. 1886. 1927
NORWICH n WORCESTER RAILROAD.
u u A f-E
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Please Look at this to the Athlete
MIR. s MRS. SCHUYLER. the Colorea i,

1fk dian Root Doctors who have been travelling three
the country aud ractcng the last three or fur "
win the most astonishing success would respectful
form the afflicted Of Worcester and vicinity thar lhet
located in WORCESTER, MASS between Bridge s eet
and the Boston and Worcester Railroad Bridge whe, Mr.
or Mrs 5 can always be found on MI those who
would be wiling TO favor them with call They will
continue TO prepare Medicines for all kinds of ains
Particular attention paid to female weaknesses all kinds
ana ali Chronic complaints of long standing Be sure to
inquire for Mr. or Mrs SCHUYLER Terms lOlU Recon-
menuaons VIII be shown of the have effected by
calling at our house. All kinds OF ROOTS end HERBS
kept constantly on hand for sale. Advice gwen gratsR
mr. w call on allthose that may wish, who unable
TO leave their rooms. If June %
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Mutual Fire Insurance.

T'HE HoLYoKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY IN SALEM, commenced operations May
IS, e43 The number Of Policies which been already
issued by said company 4S79. Amount of property in
surei mdre than Si,000,000 Amount OF capua in Pre-
MUM Notes. is $3.50 000 Insurance the term OF six
years greater amount than $4,000 MOI taken on any
one risk Properly deemed extra hazardous moi TAKEN
JOHN S. WILLIAMS, President.
JOHN L BuRNHAM, Secretary.
Salem, Oct %, 1886.
II n b. Application for insurance may be made to
EUCLID CIlADSEY, Agent, No. 4 Central Exchange
Worcester, Nov. a, ls46. 94rf
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BROOKLYN Feb. IS, le4G
commenced the manu- lactnre OF Indelble Ink in s1o
both with and without the preparation on very exensve
SCALE sent my Ink all the United States II mas
now well established repu alton II has been found IN
be equal " not superior any other Ink IN use n IL in
nl cases warranted 10 every purpose il will nrn
duce JET black mark and never wash ont Il win no,
spread and runs freely from pen BE particular tbs Won
buy my Ink WILLIAM IA II HE ou
Prepared wholesale and retail by VIM BAILEY ~ Il.
Pharmacy, corner OF Sands and Fuon.st BRooKLYN MY
III None genuine unless siPned
For sale IN Worcester by JAMES GREEN co. and
NJ. u. GREEN. a,aa o."
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TNDEIIBTI1 INK

INDELlBLE INK with and without preparation has
been manufactured by VIM. Bailey nj his laboratory
corner OF Sands and Fulton BROOKLYN NJ " mr.
over six years the demand has been constantly In
creasing moreover, II has in every instance given entire
satisfaction aud u has been proved 70 re equal II not sumo
ror 10 any in The proprietor warrants to answer
every purpose, or the money refunded.
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LOOK AT THIS

u lANNERY FOR SALE on the mountains
IN North Beckett within half mil. ~ ~ pa
ped ne Railroad nearly new lately owned an9 occ ~
and W. lillian barnard, 40 Tanpits under cover linz
S Machine, all moved by water mower " F
~ ~ PARTICULARS, inquire Of the subscriber In A,nh,
o., o. 'OA DAkhARD, near the premises
e"' BENJAMIN ALLEN.
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP
n IN 81 ~ y ~ .


70 cure Eruptions and Digfaure1aents 81 ~. ga. ~
P'~' 'tcA'eS oun6nFn, Sat- Rheua Scurpv
rr.. Sore Heads, &C &c
1 Is astounding how quickly hy ne nse or ,,
Sphes hallan Chemical soap, sao W. tello,y ~ 1p
SNrh ueCoihes beautifully clear ard Wine "
-, sons IN purchasing this mus al WAYS Coz
llAhlAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and perbsms ~ re
,, : I've pesh cheaed with counterfts viii no ~
mnch discouraged To Try The genuine we ssy to e 10"
s hceyou WI nor regret III but ALWAYS see 1b
name otT. JON rs is on The wrapper 7'e '"a' the
From The Nefo Orleans C,nIi,,eJ oo,o,. "a,
N , o. our subscribers Mr. Leonard m arms ~" ,t
, "i oeen Guftq {" qid scaly Salt RGeum d Is YEAS
~ lug On hls heard fingers ana hands ,y a c.p. =,
I,; nuch advertised lately speak =, Ione,
,riI ,' een,01l soap lie also j, forms us that he ~
.ilen l's effects upon his female slave Rose ~ "ds
l ,itoi Aeu WIN sun-sputs aud he found n ,,
"'ohs nel sA'h inech ciehrer and Whittier. wv
,y From me Ntw YORK sun
we make il a rule never Ia nbttee -, .,i,,.
aoie, oul rom what We have heard frin eyera1 No.
respecting Inc powers ~ jones' IfaIiHn ,at Z o7
W %" no, hesitate to pronounce an il is ret~es.,,,
anu can therefore, eonscienlIOusy recon D,end i, ~
urements ''' MARKS or disfg-
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Being personally acquainted with The above emenl
hereby certify that the
REV. I. NJ. MERRIMAN.
ADELINE STANLEY.

uuDIlff Mar
his Is TO certify thai tdvt IN cteu y -
matte pains in boIh my legs for more than Two wears
which At times were very painful and have ied various
knds q medicines but did find any cave me re-
iei Having heard OF the good effects Sahds Sarsa
parlha' purchased OF Mr. b. iiulchins the agent at
Portsmouth, ;hree bottles which used with The most
favorable results as am entirely free from main
ana nave been we'll Tor more ihHu three months which
attribute, under The blessing of PROVE euce enife, 10
the use OF Sdndss SarsapHriila.
HENRY BECKER
For further particulars and conclusive evidence 81 lis
superior value and efficacy pamphlets which may be
obtained Of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by B. q b.
SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fulton St, New York Sold
also by JAMES GREEN q Co, and NJ. -. GREEN
worcester &c. II. Carleton q Co.. Lowell f; 5. w Fovle
Boston, c. Dyer, Jr. Providence; G. Shepey Fitch.
burgh and bN Druggists generally throughout United
States Price s. per buule six hotiles for S.
- The puhicare respectful, requested to remember
that is SANDsS Sarsaparuta that been ands con
slanty achieving such remarkable The most Oil
hcut class of dseases to which the human frame
jec therefore ask for SanIs Sarsaparilla and take nc
o?her Oct a. f
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ci,h TcmmoMng Grease Spots, Stains, or Marks c,o,,
spo,a woqens, Carpets, &c. c. and rendering th
sou wiih XII orghl, nc " and spotless
~ ~ Of the above articles are for sale at the
oc,Ps Do0"Ssore' by j. CIRCUIT, in.
" tf4o
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Jon Es' SPANISH LILY WHITE
:, pe,,scty innocent, being purified on an dele,ri
~ w np'it,esj ana II imparts the skin n ,a,,.,
"aDasteF' clear, living whites NJ The same in
aou"s as cosmetic 'on the skim making IL so,t a
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BOOKS,
FRUIT TREES, Sc,

49,. FRUIT TREES, &C.,
'ssS The orcester Nursery
&sS Y8NE l ) now well stocked with choice variety
fFRTlT TREES and ORNAMENTAL
- t r EE and 5 HR b 81 such as Apple
Frees Pears, Plums, Cherries Peaches, Apros. Necta
rnes, Ounces English Gooseberres, Curranis FRS
other Evergreens, European Mountain Ash Roses PBo-
mics, &c. all in fine order transplanling
il The Autumn is considered by time for
transplanng, and as better selection can probably be
now made than in the Spring those wishing Trees &c.
will do well 10 order them soon.
u fine collection Of HARDY PERENNIAL FLOW
ERlNG PLANTS and the Autumn is the hest set
them.
u Also good assortment of TULIPS, HYACINTHS
and other Bulbs.
~ CATALOGUES furnished gratis, upon application to
the Proprietor. SAMUEL II. COTTON.
Worcester, mo. (Sept.) p. dw5w
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MOORIsH nAIR MN

Da, permanently dyeng Light Red or GRAY mn, .
me sRin Sold with mll Direciiuns. '''"s ~ i9urine
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medicines in particular has been select
60 wlin we utmost care-and prescriptions will be put up
ihey nope by constant personal attention and close m
plcaton TO business, TO merit and receive ,he
the public DAVID SCOTT m , :. ~ "
Worcester April 2S. - ~ "
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JONES' CORAL HAIR REsToR rrv :

,ht h ine educated there are few who will donh H.,
ne, 10y 'oIGhg me roots and SCALP al INK bsad - ~
snt we can canse erowth--aye dark lu,n,t
Ia is, ~ me roofs being healthy ii sediment caii
,, ~ ~ seurl Is discharged from the scalp, he MY
Ivy peGohes soft and SILKY. Thus The rod, 80. na,t
play their beauty na've soil proudly and spendidy d.
from death by The powerful aid of scence ufu raised
From The New York Tribune.
over ~ ,a m,h' Suuge Edwards Of Philadelphia n man
nov g p 1l. "l ones hand two months since b
Go is. uarS hair growing fast from the use q, lam
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STEELE, ANDERSON & STANFTELD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ACCOMMODATION k'A5ys
DailY eNeept SAinhAY.

Nos, 8 and 10, Pearl Street, Boston.
n b. Particular attention IL paid to the sale OF WOOL
a. well as 10 Wooden, Cotton and other Fabrics, Bnd ad-
vances made where required.
noston Angust ~, 1916. d3m
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Fencing, sAasa;i- W0rsi exercise,
Boxing and Quarter staff.

MONS. +. CHARLTON has removed his Fcnclae
AvA and Boxing s. hool from the Franklin House It
The spacious rooms second sloy) Of the buildings "ccn
ped Messrs. W acrhuuse < Nhluemorr, where he
VII be pleased 10 wall all hose whn may 'tcl dl~ps
'h o pairunize him. Conu,rHclng TN Monday, cei tI'
18th.
n. B.-Paren and guardians are respectfully NV
Yea I" visIt the Iooio--"pen IOm eocl'ch \. NJ L
10 +. NJ
Sep. IA An
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nj- Tn French not as much delighted with our
new Tariff. as our English bsIhren. The ba~nai des
D,ba,s scouts the idea of lis being conceived na spr
of free lrade in response To the qualifications 4" the
Brsh Tafli. and thinks the dn'les were lowered mere
" because the Government wanted more iTcome. lh-
u bfs Jies NJ ka1s tat n1r experience has unIiorH
" shown ial ee&es revenue has been produced 10y
the hi. hest duties.
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NJ | Il r.

The Funeral Sernnn Of the late Mrs Ann Scott will
h. preached ny The Rrv Nm. :. R"d. "a The 81 sun.
dY IN this ,nqnlh, Sapemb,r, at iHnny Church. IN
bedford county.
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II, FnneIal Strniu ii the son at Mr. John r. lr-
vine Viii he preached al the l5ntIln SpnagS Camp
Ground, on the Ihlrd Sunday III th> muath, cine 2Oh
! s. by The Rev. y. e. Slaughter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-14

~ rha Bdli.h q tyrtin-1t hlva m;i, a contract
with Nj CuS,an Tor II e'J "'il 1" ms c"nh'fi the
steamers alternately a, B 's'"n and New York
The Great Western Steamship Company were c"npe''-
Tors but Mr.. CusARp un Ter bid them.
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u heat = his article has advarcel liIle in
muk,t. It NV c1n.naud, tr'u ~ 10 50 cents pr
bu he lud White heat viii readily ntIng So ceuls
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~ ESE5..FEfE.E5 Farm
s'uC N.lyc.

TENIE subscriber Intending etgaeo in other busi
4 ness, offers th sale the very desirable
E.iH.N
on which he resides, gcotray M as ll4t,'s Bot
tom. The Tract ccnlaDns
1892 ACRES,
Of which 500 good tottan land III As high state ol
Improvement any farm IN tplna, lslne eernpacl
Manageable ior small hatltauX, and miles irom james
River. The NEG hhorhood Is healthy intelligent aud
away irom all resorts Tor dissipation, aud wnhn shorl
ride Ut Lexington With lis furnishing Literary h~iu
tons. Iue Farm Is capable Of yielding between aud
5000 tatres ut wear, tohaccl IN ptopprau.
and may be converted mto slurk hrn or a dislllpp
uay be conducted Toy any 81 disguised Will mneh
prof rs any NLcu, there b,02 evety convenience On
the arm tor the purpose. 10 cIedt vii be nlveu II
desirable. Toy securing the IuIchas, oorey "l} Interest
Adjnos the subscriber, pstage pald, l. Nnelon. 4.
NM. \. READ.
Sept. II "eA
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NEW EtAA.s. es4ssbsE~.
VIE. Subscribers have just received portion OF
L their
ENIt and EEI,sey s!o:E or Goods,

and are IN daily tXleclaiiun Of large add Ion Ia their
PRESENT Stuck. Among them. will be found many rich
and desirable Goids oi new aud handsome patterns,
which NJ" DE Offered, they think at prices perfectly
slllSiaclmy
ney respectfully ak an rXimjnitl ot their Stock
by her friends and the ruac Generality, and they pedst
themselves 10 spare ~ pains II please.
ADAMS * WILKINSON.
Bah Squire.
September II . II
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rs. The President haS is,uei hls pr'camation,
nonncng the result. Of the vote ia Alexandra upon the
question Of rpttor,ssuu. The Proclamation OF HE Guy
ernor has not yet aPP'a ed
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CHINA, GLASS ANN EARTKCN
~ y x :

Being IN daily u .tclhlI"n "l lhrlr lall supply Of
E,NGIiSU GOODS,
per Barqne PhTiN ifec To hS port, then assortment
al new aud isninahle Articles VIII worthy the alttr
tlon nj country dealers and they pledge the nSeys IL
sell o"er than sn'lr goas he bought any OF thu
Northern markets, Al aay regular hoIsr.
We should he Willing 10 Il Treat Inducements t.
any ute Wishing Ia ennag III THIS business. IL take
'nife stock oi good> aad wu4id 1--WE lease upon the
Store and ware house "" occHNy, winch +, a long Is
iablish,d aud central stand.
ALLISON & EVANS
HichmOsd, -.
Sept. II Wv
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ad5 COW a..1 val.4SsIss ANS.

ChLN,1, GLASS ord T. }N1IIE.NyI.lRE,
Al REDUCED fKlGES.
ENlE subscribers, rout' plating charge in lltif
Il business the cu,~c 81 ,hr present YEAR oil iu
s,e, AT V'y reduced pr s. AT Wholesale, theIr larry
aud valu able stock ui
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oSwroO, n Y, Jul, ., ISL.
bcar Su Ne want some Of ,u1r mc,sluts. Iatlie
uIary the Expect i1u vhIch give, universal ,al,iacti
Respectfully yomt,
SLossoN s WILLIAMS.
ID. u. Jayne.
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LII Ntiaisi ts;. tsa,sA;;I.

for The 'c'ah eadag Saturday. September -, lSi6.
below we give eotfet' list Of The ,arket for the past
W.
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Sept | i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20


IHoSr I.sf re hsd only iins fur very bril-
nssIcs 4 he tt1sk n col GEORGE ". M 4
pHnRIe q lsis sosniy. ssmeihins ppts /,
do non . % ! lri<nd uho,. nemssy e ksFe
re1ton1o Frxets, ard % utrss ootie traits q
ckne<,rf We hsvs I'D mssJ pfomineni pseef,
Cd. = tses1 jifs uish bpi fs0 advantages, ~
y pcs,,ss.t q iepsts ssersy spt spift Of
:r>r<vtri1<, rAi<h sSon placed hin IN BE frsnt
FAuk e society, sad d al useful el,sfpfises..-
AZ ! nsfchs6t, 81 vss sssseIous. liberal, ard
Inst. a6d soccesl vas he haialal eonseqaenee.
Iis sid nny psbIic station, sish great credit.
Asa jpsilcs oflhs peace, ! menber q - =
risistnte, cad eonmander ~
nf finsnsn during he 10,
" vas alike htm. manly -. -
lasi psnsd sspaeily, bic generous nature vas
fully tevfloped-snd ihe surviving members Of
~ cenpsny esnnsi hal renembrr silh gfa,i-
tade bou carefolly be watched osef their issef-
ssss aed guarded iheif fishls. FteIipe hoihiss
q ~ pride u place beyond he dictates o. duiy
be Bas sser ready % share ibf pfiEaiions 81 his
msn. snd spared cot BE own private purse 10
odd 10 shsir eomfsrt With soch di,posilion,
b MAS no pendss Col II. inspired Thar satt d
eop6dsncs which qualified bis command for The
MOI ppriious SRI Of strIiee WhefevsGhe y B
using = LEAD, ihey we're ready 20 follow with
; trtie and dsyotion:u which knew ne limb.
d Bis private inlsiconrse, Col. tlumphreys
tas kind, frsnk aud free. Generosity vas q
prominent irail.ia hiscompos1liop. and be had =
direeinsss and ssrsight Iorusrdnsss Of purpose;
which enabled eFssy bodg al once 70 understand
ha chhfEoier. iiis pnrsssbihgs were never
drawn uhen he sossd or distress approached
be eaF, nor were bis cohttibulions stinled for
woIhs of public utility. Many instances or bis
seijvs bsnevoIenee als lfebsated up in ,bs ne.
nefy u iss friends Who knew bin b-st-and
ihs vriier % his hssFssson 10 remember the
gensrous coniidenee sisA which be lent his aid
70 moro than one Individual smuggling sgaiasl
adverse fortuse. Having himself gone through
% ordeal 81 some ssserily, Gil II well knew
hov 70 appreciate and 10 cheer 90 The msn Of
humtls bsfinnings but Or rlshi psrpose.-srd
d doing this, be fell double rec.m pense ia The
sppfobation ofhif own heart,
Retired for macy years pastto tie shades oI
private life, Col. II. vss moi ofienlseen 10 The
buy world, bsi Bis manly virtues and his eensr.
Ons sctions ,hronshoul long life win Be EN-
balmed u lie hearts Of bis numerous friends,
most Of whom had reason 10 cherish for him
sren fralefnai affection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20

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ILrncis. = French, l6co, 3 slec,sd By i large
nsjoriiy pver Klpatiek. whis. oas uhig elee,
ed 10 Co1gress-ihe balancs locos. The follow
ipg IS he dslsgs lion Locos Robert Smith
Jeha a McclefnaAd. i. n. McLsuehliD, John
wentworth, stephen "A. Dmslass, Thomas J
Turner. Whig-Abraham lincoln.
Mrssouki. FER a heard ffom il is believed
,ha, James B. Bowliu, and John jameson, locos
are eleetsd-apd Miller whig, probably elected
Two districts 10 hear from.
/ISnIASA.-The loco Governor is elected
"a lie in The Senate, aud uhig majority Of siz
OF eight ID the House.
NoRrH CAkoLisx -.-A clean sweep BY The
wings; Governor, Senate, and House.
KENrUcxr.--As far As heard from whig
gain ef Two Senatofs--and four ID the House,
a majority Of about forty six on joint bailct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20

A writer IN the National Iaielligenrer recom-
mends the use Of anqa ammonia as 4 renedY for
the bites Of smokes, poisonous reptiles, &c.--
From the use Sf il in these cases, The writer pro-
ceeded 10 aPply i for The bite Of a mad dog, ia
several cases with complete success. This is .
temecy.ef g'eat importance, and should be care
fully noted. The ineisions should Le censlanl-
y oa'hed with aqua ammonia; and ihreeof fur
doses, ciiuled, aiken inwardly during ahe day.
The knife and lunar cinstc are neveripeedfuL
and, p the very besi, are but doubtful reme-
dy, % neither can reach the interior absorben,s
nor The general circulation.