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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05


New style Ashburton Hats for chiIdren-very
much admired.
TEXAS ROBES.
Buffalo Robes, all sizes Some of these curious
iIy embazoned with the achievements of the abort
ginaI possessors, I recommend to the attention of
gentlemen forming collections of Indian curosities.
MUFFS! MUFFSu MUFFSM!
opened on the 18th instant 700 splendid Muf1s,
for Ladies, Misses, and Children, comprising the
richest and most varied assortment offered for
sale in the Ten-miles-square, consisting Of
Stone Martin,
Russian Fitchet,
Isabella Bear,
Cross Fox,
Siberian Blue Fox,
Silver-grey Cross Fox,
Black Lustred Lynx,
Qong rich Fur,)
Natural Grey,
Siberian Squirrel,
Black Jeanette,
Blue Jeanette,
Black and White
Coney.
Ladies' Fur Trimmings for cloaks and mantas,
Gentlemen's Fur Collars,
4" Fur GauntIets,
Buffalo Skin Overcoats, most comfortable articles
for Travellers in cold weather.
The above goods will all be sold at a small ad-
vance for cash.
MOTTO:
"a llin,bLe Sirpence better than sloav shilling"
LARGE SALES 1T SJM4LL PROFITS.
w B. T., from the great increase of business
since he commenced the CASH SYSTEM, still
continues to do business the same plan, believ-
ing from the last three years experience that it is
mutually beneficial to buyer and seller.
SERVANTS HATS.
A very large assortment of Servants low priced
Hats and Caps of every description at wholesale
and RETAIL
By every arrival during the season shall be re-
ceiving something new and desirable.
VIM. B. TODD,
Fashionable Halter and Dealer in Caps & Furs.
oct 23-6m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

Third and Chestnut SITS. Philadelphia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05
TEXAS ROBES.

Buffalo Robes, all sizes. Some of these, curious,
'Iy embazoned with the achievements of the abort,
iginaI possessors, recommend to the attention Of
gentlemen forming collections of Indian curiosites
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
WORTHAM, McGRUDER A. ca

WORTHAM, McGRUDER a. co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
Ak HHDs. ST CroI. P. REQ and n O. Sugar
NJ 20 packages w w loaf crushed and Pulverised DO
2S bSs \ o Clarified Sugar
40 hhas hoia'ses part prime
20 bbs do
100 bags old Government Java Coffee
1873 do Rio do
I6S do LaEuayn
10 bales Mocha do
GunPovdsr and Black Teas Of best quality
75o KEGS Nails assorted boz and warehouse
zoo sde' Sole Leather, good and damaged
b. Shoe Thread
90 boxes sperm Candies
10 DO Jadds pat 50. Candies
Ie0 do Candies Hulis 4 Woodruff
100 do Soap
10 do Starch
10 kegs Salt Petre
ceroons Ind 20
10 baskets brE; tDurauds) Olive OIL
20 Coal PIT Oh
Winter spsm Oh
1000 kegs Dupost's sporting and blasting Powder
so boxes 5ziO and lOHl2 Glars
500 bags Shot
Bar Lead
90 hhds MicdhnE Bacoi
90 do shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 boIes Tin Plate
Block Tin and speltef
200 Wrapping Paper
$50 GrnI Stones
IS bbls Tar
90 bbis pure Cider Vineaar
Is qr casks best wco5ho1-e Wins
Genuine cd Pou DO
Cotton Vans, AZ factory prices
Ccuon Lires, Iondo. " Iafd
Ginger Rep 81, 80 sgss. sacks SAT- ke
tons Am bssrcd Steel
English bliit Shear and Cast Steel
tons spring Steel
Country lUROH
90 " TredsRarand English
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band and Hoop do
Arcs Plough Plates he -
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no THE AEEIICTE
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFlRnlKY.
No. Use. r ..at Strcet q. ne m tf,c u-ts.
vSDRs THE sKiLruf cHARsE OF
DIR. HAIR RaS

PRESEN'TS to the afflicted the mos, ,or,o;,
edsa and eteae Gus treatment particular d,ea,e and
THIS INSTITUTION,
hayns Tor The many Of sabH,hnsu IN Bairo 49,
upon public eonhd VIII eh ean a,prr 10 r. NJ
years experience could adduee grateful teoo,v 81 %
CuRE WARRANTED or NO CHARGE
W 30 nouis IN N Id forms; and the aggravated
cases speedily restored To soupdprs,
inc best part Of his lie to the study braneh OF
"a practical observation with kaowledse
out eiAsEefau0n or eIioEsion in e-arges-
Dr. H. has been engaged a more eIeu,lv. seem, d,.
ice than any other phys IN his civ - P'-S
The great sueee's ausOdns praeuee has been well ,d
BY the approval OF discerning public The Ismsi - s @
enaaSe for their speedy eGeeI) are as mid and
agreeable In tae a. salubrous nnuenee-lhey pcrfu -
weeks " ''f1ned Gays ana
The reatn'en fDr. H. requires no sever, re.c, - A., 80
hindranee from its benign opeTon a..
not mPaircd sekrnng n rcs
arc lfoa@eed oy his medicines
Dr. H. ablres the Peneious compounds OF Mercury B.I
IuPenne Harlem on and other ogusng mixtures he common
so O. 'he Ignorant but through purifying vegetable
remedies drives out disease OF throwing n baek uon a.
constitution cleansing the blood restoring ysOr to the and
LET THE READER REMEMBER.
mes Important remedies the result application and
i've influence has been FELT acknowledged by un, nums,
sus eas' ana "est-frotn the lofty uoGasinI top
ing praise. - WV
Dr. H. may wen eonsn:9late himself seeruiuE
iron and rejoice that he thus permitted u
healing balm afflicted position more enyiab- ,bsn ,h
gDded throne OF eArth's ProudeSt monarch.
TAKE 1T IN TIME.
The unfortunate devoees OF false in mind when
tne that no 'ne sbo be Loaf making app
70 competent physician a. they oay iron
ana eiuoe great constitutional injury,
70 be more moderas in his
PC "hsre symptoms have become
- "iueS ulNeu- Inc apid advances OF this truly
Is suneieni to strike terror into the bodes
hord results are loo repusve To
ooihs o'ehe' WIN hacking pains, hetray the unhap-
~ he Seaoy poison peyiog upon bis vitas and
awake 70 f sense Of iher danger While
WIN huadenng fear from the bold sde' asd dSg path
eouge OF errng humanity, let " not
otnet Alarming though more slow and inous
hreaen the iprudenr how little does the voay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Cans. &c.

HNhE subscriber begs leave TO call the atten
ton Of County Merchants, his Shoes
Hats Caps ar Which comprises dapted
ialaeS oil Of VIII eh ne at a
advahe' OF the cot IS his buyers will
hrd 20 heir Interest to call buying
ELSEWHERE JUDAH MYERS,
hosale and Retail dealer In Boots SioeS Hats
- No Il w.. No. So,
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MORRIS ROBINSON. President.

kUbINEON PreHdent
SAMUEL HANNAH, Secretary. ...
The subscriber Agent Company prcpared
receive applications periods
named for year. year., any not
efeeedng 10000 single life The
OF the Intermediate noted
web rs all other information
Insurance viii also be made known application.
ses offered by this Company believed equal
snpror to those offered by other either
Britain H. CwATuMRy.
Physician to the soeey-she Family Physician party
Il II To be Or
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM.

- PANr OF NEW YORK No. SO Wan ,to.l-rnis CON
psy since IL is<s 10 years
and nontssl has Issued 1914 policies
ed fos premiums and Interest yi,,ins
nett capital Of sis392 ssr and
Ths Accumulated capital 10 rapidly
years becoming and vassy
growrs business re eminsnt prosperity OF the
situation has placed In strong position capital and
ee are now 30 ample as to inspire confidence stability
insure safety to IL MEMBER
The Company approved pripers Of
Mutual Life Insurance aud os
LIE roees peo N continued I'm
without neung pcrsonai responsibilities.
OF every Eve yeasffcm the date % the policy
lsts hc OF the pronts will aons IN.
In proportion TO the amount Of paid By them
remain Al their credit aeeumnlaag payable
cease Of the life insured.
The Of hi. Institution sves ,ronr rrou nd. for
anticipating large dividends 70 ts
successful Mutual Companies Britain whcrr IL 10 wen
known immense pronts hayr been made.
The Importance and utility Of Life
ter NJ deep interest," with all eas-ss Of
occupying much OF public attention. and
bic benefits n AZ the
pahshed monthly Of BY % Company
elusiveiy show.
Merchants and Traders Cv Military Naval cier.
and professional generally Clerks and
station society. families
comfortable support and Independence by mailing
luton, small annual Investment
vorabtems Persons effect insurance ownves
N e
Pamphlets explaining principle
Of Life Insurance with the premium appea-
ton, be obtained the once Company, Wan
any OF Its Agents.
New York. July ist. ls4s.
Ia Rates Of iss.rsss One R--Isd Dssr, S.ss Lvs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
TO TOBACGONISTS.
NOTHING FOR FACTORY HANDS

~ T. have Just opened our assortment of Goods,
select with geateare eIpes, for factory
goes generally consisting fancy
paH Satnets OF all qualities Jeans keey,, Pins Tweeds
And our sock OF Blankets will be found perhaps
cheaper than before offered in this
respectfully invite those Of the above
call wADSwoRTH, TURNER q co.
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]. H. EUSTACE 4 son

ID ESPECTFULLI solicit the merchants OF
Virginia trading passing
ths stock OF Drurs Medicines Pa and Dye stus
prepared sueh Inducements they their
eonhne their dealing. their way place
Ginseng and FaIsee5 exchange for goods
thr highest market
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WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,


WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMrssIeN MERCHANT,
tt-'t Deer be0H "a, csts S',si,
OFFERS for sale
~ ZOO bag, RIO ard Laruayn Coffee
100 do 81 Domingo do
100 90 Java ard Manila DO
30 hhas z. Rice snd n. Orleans Sugars
90 Cuba Clarified do
20 bbk n. Orleans do
30 boxes W. h W. Loaf do
do Mol do
bbi' cru'hed DO
do Pulverised DO
90 hhds Molasscs
20 bbis ". o. Moasses
10 tons Tredegar Iron, assorted
1 do Bis,rred Steel
1 do German do
200 kegs Nails
100 ,d,s sole Leather
100 boxes soap
so do sperm and TarlOw Candle.
100 rrams wrapping Paper
50 DO Cap and Letter Paper
80 package G. ?. and IrPrTea
do Bak do
50 kegsPow5eF
900 bags shot
10 kegs bar Lead
terees Rice
10000 Ib.. Cotton Yam, Manchester other factories
5000 lbs DO Seine Twine Nos 10 sndso
10000 los wesem Sides do
100 Dbl, ~ c. Cut Berrings
puneheons superior Old lava Rum
10 bbls N.E. DO
pipes SUP. Ho1and Gin
hail pipss sup. old Brandy, Tennessee
2 do DO do DO O. DuPay q Co
10 bbls Imitation do
do sup old Peach do
10 do do DO Apple do, 3ysar, old
80 do Richardson's No / Whisky
so do Tuscaoosa co
IS do Monongahela Rye Spirits
100 do Cincinnati Reeu6ed wh,key
hhds do
pipes old L. p. NJ Wine
pipe choice do do
90 do
10 or pipes s. NJ
do Bro sherry
pipe o. L.Pou do
ar pipes pure Juice do
10 bbls Sweet Malaga
20 Blankets Champagne, Anchor and other brands
Demuohns Spanish segar, Mustard
Starch, Coppeas, Alum Alspiee
Pepper, Ginger Lamp OIL Lard and Shoe Thread
With small ot Of NJ Bunleys sup. Family PIour-an
OF which will be cold at the lowest pree for cash, punea
customers the usual a. 2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
RACK IRON POLISH. for Iron

RaaiisSs. &c. Se-rhis article produces rains,
crates and all kinds OF Iron beautiful polish
curing no more labor than the ordinary
II - very durable, aud effected
protecting the Iron from weather For sale by
DUvAL a PURCELL.
Sc lDrugEsts It7. Main 81 eet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

FALL SUPPLY
Drugs, Medicines, Pants, oils, Dye Stuf,:
100 BONES Window Glass, assorted
AOO 1000 De Brirot Green Coppsras
10000 Cirsr-, ASSORTED qualities
20 Dozen Backing
1000 Lbs Epson salts
200 span. Indigo
600 Err. n LozwOod
gao Gals Alcohol
5000 Lbs. Birthstone
200 Cattf'o soap
ne Dor BlacF Oh Vanish
coo LIZ. Pot and Pearl Ashes
l25 uoz Combs Az descriptions
20 Hair Brushes
100 Toom Bflshss
Barrels Glue
100 Gals fresh Water
zoe Kers White Lad
800 Gals FPs Tu'psuune
IVo barrels D. 4uns Part Of which have In stors md
an RECEIVING BY The Norhcn paoset, very arrival
erwin ne usual vaf-u leays hlnd Hsdssr On p8st Al
Aun' Saretfe, QIfine Sup Carb. d. Cate, OH pan,
bfushF Chencslr the -hpees aBd nu-st snufsrs m 4,
Kinds nnd mot recent r0vores riner assortse Psnv
Of a kinds Ink tnrru Pocket Boots Of All pfs pspy
scapr-upon The usual oW which Invite The "a =,
'o"h ana county uade. 80 sANL y DOVE
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GOA no YOUlt INTEkksI
VALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN pAJNTJNGg

HAVING been NJ great expense and TROUBLE
e"erdn procuring Paint that viii WHITE
equal 20 the best polished white doors And my
es muehics- charge than plan polished WORK
Specimens can b. sssn Of the work. Al my shop.
RIO. MOTT. Painter
au1a Globe Square
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PHILLIP NJ: TABB y son,

onee. on hsia street. opposite Exchange Bank.
A rrEND TO THE COLLECTION or CLAIMS even
n description; Renting receiving selling
property adjacent country; Hiring Negroes
n
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ROBERT NOTT

House sign Painter and GlaxIer
fsIi door tAs EreAs-Es Rask, Rie.ao-1 Yrrgfsia,
BAs received further supply Of Paints OH, Copei
varn.hes Painters Bruser and Blenders.
Window Glass 70
3OSe6 all OF which he derous up
mos reasonable
NJ IA large supply Of Soap Stone Paint for low
psrio IA Tin or Shinrled Roof N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
NEW FALL GOODS
AT BROOKS, BELL A. HITDSON,S

Young Ladies Evolutionary Reader eontaains selection o
Reading Lessons together Rudncsls OF adap
e femaie hesae's by William Ann u Rus-<
the School Boob DsPot, nj J. w. RANDOLPH a co.s,
w Ma Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

Choice Dry Goods.
OCrOBEK 90
NJ r are now receiving per Express, and schr
Patrick Heny'a choice assortment OF hhe retailing goods
Consisting panof
FItra fine satin striped shaded CaIhmeres
great variety Of shaded Mouselns and Cashmeres
Cashmere and MouFeiin Robe.
un silk Plaids, and plaid Merno's
New style brilliant Silks
Highland plaid silks, bright eolors
French swans down C.oakings
Great varisty of plaid CIoakinEs
Pain cOhofed thbet eio;hs c naknk
Real cashmere shaw e. vcryrch
Broehe, T'Tksrie and printed cashmere do
Lace and French We rked Capes md collars
Back love Wells back and h. I,re Wells
Very rich thread Laees and lnseTtngs
soft hsished Bombaz mes Alpaccas, rich I.usre
Beautiful assortment Of small bright Pads for Children
Ladies white Flannels, &c
ALSO,
teys, Blankets. &c,
These goods have recently beer Northern mar
setS and at reduced prces, and i b. accord nrfy
% - HAYES, VANDETREEy A
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY DRIED HAIR

No ~ Third street below Chrrnut rhis
And ~ ny Agents T. CiHtet Duval 4 Purcell Duvai
Duquefue uau street " Ztehss1r Dofnn McQue.r Broad
rfect gch1o1. Ch Coura ufirE Thomas Co Pe.c5urs:
ara MOI al tg Druggist through tie UriIn.
ly- Beware Cou tsues-Ask for sJutEa HAUFIfa w.
GErAniE LioItD HhiE nYE- you genuine Article
pv-A premium awarded 40 che Ffnnsin institute "a
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UPHOLSTERING
An ID II q " L. II u IL NESHIN G.

h sNsaIsssNs tssS- ssasHs ssNON ANss Ssos o.
uaNtFACrOIfN.
cS1E THE subscriber ~ Receiving anG
u N keopseon-sanuy bard At Wholesale asd v
~ "a tail and At the lowest prices,
S.< r. u Plain and japan Tin Ware OF every de,erP-
GN(I
So 5F22 Also great variety OF Stoves desisscd for
s@S,SIFSz<tS<S burning either wood or coal
EE82y1sA Stove Pipes and every other article q
line, made to order
se26 TITUS G. RICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-16
From the NJ o. Picayune, Oct. 6, 1916.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.


Advices from Mexico, were received by the
James l.. Day, which appears to us of the ut
most importance. The American Flag Of the
goth ult, published at Mattamoras, announced
the receipt of the late news there from the CT
ty of Mexico direct, but the details given are
not of importance. We are able to announce,
however, most positively, that letters were re-
ceived in this city by the Day, by a gentleman
deeply interested in Mexican affairs, and from
a very responsible foreign source IN Matamo-
ras, which says that Gen. Almonte has been
appointed President of Mexico ad interim, and
Gen. Santa Anna generalisslmo OF the armies
of Mexico; and further, that Santa Anna was
then engaged in raising and organizing troops,
intending to take the field In person N the
North
This news will strike every one as impor-
tant in various aspects, but it is especially SO
as it may bear upon the anmistlce granted by
Gen. Taylor to Gen. Ampudia's forces, and a
gain upon the dependence which the Govern
ment at Washington may have placed in the
pacific intentions of Santa Anna.
AMPUDIA'S ADDRESS TO HIS TROOPS
The following is a translation Of Ampudia's
address to his troops upon learning of the ad-
vance of Gen. Taylor upon that city, forwar-
ded to US by our correspondent. The address
is conceived in good taste, and it is useful in
showing the mounted force of the enemy ilov-
ering upon the skirts of our Army, and the
estimation in which Ampudia held Gen, Tay-
lor's troops PicQyune
The GeneroI-in- Chief the Army Of the NORTH
to his companions an arms.
Soldiers The enemy numbering only 2,
500 regular troops, the remainder being only
a band of adventures without valor or disci
pine, are, according to reliable information
about advancing upon Seralyo, to commit the
barbarity of attacking this most importan
place We count near 5000 regulars and aux
iliary cavalry, and these will defeat them a
gain and again, before they can reach this CT
| ty. Soldiers, we are constructing Notifications
to make our base OF operations secure, anC
hence we will sally forth at a convemen
time and drive back this enemy at the point O
the bayonet
Soldiers three great virtues make the sol
der worthy of his profession discipline, con
stancy under fatigue, and valOr. He who a
this moment would desert his colors, is COW
ard and a traitor to his country. Our whole
nation, and even foreign countries are the wit
nesses of your conduct. The question now is
whether our independence shall be preserve,
or forever lost; and its solution is in you
hands.
have assured the Supreme Government o
the triumph of our arms, confiding in you
loyalty and enthusiasm, and we will prove tt
the whole world that we are worthy sons O
the immortal Hilalgo, Morelo, Allende Itur
bide and so many other heroes who knew how
to die combating for the independence OF GU
cherished country.
Soldiers victory or death must be our onl
device PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-16
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.

We are indebted to a friend for pamphlet
copy of the admirable address delivered by
William B. Rodman, Esq, of Washington,
Beaufort County, before the two Literary So
cieties of Wake Forest College, on the 9th of
July. We shall publish the address at length,
as soon as we can find room. 1t is an excel
lent production, and we feel proud that it en-
anated from young gentleman OF the bar,
with whom we have had the pleasure of long
personal acquaintance. T.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-16
THE RAIL ROAD MEETING.

The citizens of Wilmington will bear in
mind, that next Monday is the day appointed
for the Committee to make their report in COM
pliance with the following resolutions, which
were adopted by a meeting of citizens, on the
10Th of August last:
Resolved, That application be made at the
coming session of the Legislature for the
passage of an act authorizing the town of
Wilmington to subscribe - dollars, to the
capital stock of a Rail Road, connecting said
town with the South Carolina Rail Road,
and also to empower said town to levy
tax, and to borrow money, if necessary, for
the purpose of raising funds for such subscrp-
ton.
After the informal adoption of the forego-
ing resolution, it was,
On motion of G. J. McRee, Esq.
Resolved, That Committee of five be ap-
pointed by the Chair to agree upon the amount
that the town shall be authorized to subscribe
to said Road, and the mode of ievying the tax;
and report at meeting to be held on the third
Monday in October next.
The meeting will be held at tie Masonic
Hall, on Monday evening, and we hope it
will be well attended. 1t is a matter in which
every citizen is more or less interested, and as
such we doubt not the meeting will be full
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-16
STORM.

On Monday night, and throughout the most
part of Tuesday, we had a terrible gale of
wind, accompanied at intervals with rain. On
Tues! lay morning, from to O'Clock, A. NJ,
it was at its maximum. During this period,
trees were uprooted, and fences blown down,
and several vessels lying in the river were
blown from their moorings, an occurrence
which has not taken place in years. We fear
that the damage to shipping along our coast
must have been terrific The mails from
Charleston failed for three days, in conse-
quence of the bad weather. On Tuesday af-
ternoon, the gale abated, and now we have as
beautiful autumnal weather as the heart OF
man could desire.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-16
THE ARMY OF THE WEST

We pass from conquest to conquest. In our
last number we announced the reduction OF
Santa Fee by Gen. Kearney without firing a
gun or shedding drop of blood. To-day we
have to spread before our readers the glorious
intelligence of the captulation of Monterey,
after three days of desperate battle. Gen.
Worth has indeed gained glorious reputa-
ton. The noble feeling which prompted Gen.
Taylor to give him this opportunity of vindi-
eating his fame cannot be too highly apprecia-
ted As this has been the most brilliant, it
will probably prove the most effectual of our
victories. The immense superiority of our
arms must now be plainly perceived, and it
would be folly in Mexico to delay any longer,
the peaceful adjustment of existing difficulties.
The news of these victories will spread like
wild fire throughout the land, and their effects
in Europe will be emlnently conducive to the
permanence of our peaceful relations 1t will
now be understood that we possess not only
the capacity to conceive, but the skill and en-
ergy to execute, with rapidity and precision
the boldest movements. The names of TAYLOR
Worth, and Kearney will be inscribed on the
proudest annals OF their country's history
What American heart does not feel grateful
for their inestimable services? Who does
not desire to have shared with them the lus-
ire of their undying achievements The
mouths of all men are filled with their praise
and had they no other monument, they would
find one in the hearts of their countrymen.