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THE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY
WINER'S PECT0RAL SYRUP,

OF HOARHOUND AND ELECAMPANE,
TNRIVALLED for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
~ Asthma Splitting blood whooping Cough Difficulty
BeahnS Pieury Consumption and all diseases Of the Lungs,
Bronze hint disease that thousands
under the OF Consumption be cured by this
medicine.
For several years this ndeine been Canada
where become and considered the best
medicine In for all pulmonary dseascs The great
which attended the
dea which have been effected by has ndues the
IN. safe and valuable remedy discovered and adapted
all diseases OF the when Of IN. functions do
their healthy aeoa. grateful
soothing system;
ishing aayng
and speedily impaIng renewed and elasticity
whole frame.
BRooKLYS, Jan. 90 1876.
Messrs. JoIs WISER 4 Co.
81 Maiden Lane New York.
Srs-A friend of n
and together distress
for time back caused by cod suddenly TAKEN
chased bottle OF Jour syrup oarhound Eecampans
above could sleep sitting up
OF the night cough nights would be
deprive Of sleep but amer taking three doses the
much relieved together with the caused by coughing
have continued the taken about half
perfectly free from any
had obtained relief the inflammation produced thereby would
brought certainly medicine
have for a cough the effects and
will do ali my power make known among my friends.
n. NcDIvITr, Front
o- Prepared by JOHN wINER co, 81 Maiden Lane New
York. cole prUPeors for the United satrs.
GAYSoR 4 WOOD, Agens
ie IL Richmond.
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TEACHER.

a YOUNG MAN, who has had considerable
eHPsenee IN iesehing DESTROYS Of obaluas situation in
thc eaPa'v 81 tsseher family Of rod
SuLcu ana capabny N teach b. Fot additional
'n'ormstoa' app5 70 I'D O. Tunstsn OF
RICHARD NIL ".
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TO FARMERS AND TEACHERS

II AM nsposeu 10 sell my iaffn called "WOOD-
BURN" situated Charles CITY Co.t HOUSE. containing
three hundred ana teen The
OF improvement which may easily d-iano.
10 The Jane. River short pau II lined The
dwelling house sIesen,
houses well arranged The nsghbohood
Of the most dssrabl. In Virginia AID now
school Invite particularly the attention Of Teachers
roruniy ty have 10 get OF TIE Penon.
ina To purchase
TO give undivided attention
Ia l. A LAMB
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PUBLIC SALE.

Rl virtue of deed OF trust executed on the
oh day q March 1875 BY i'sae sPerry Dance
and me subscriber for therein
the C,ss emee Of PoWhaan county court
inc hghes heeer al public sHetion, for Powhaan
House on the hrsi MONDAY September efins court aa
lot Of and Of one and eishh ADJOINING
toe IS"n OF seoVle IN the county OF PoWhaan, good
Two story birch dwelling hous7 and houses thereon d
such title as vestd IN The subscriber conveyed to the
purehutsr. JOHN p SIMPSON
IA-NfN Surviving rrusie
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tONnON MONEY! uApVrT

LONDON MONEY MARKET, August 3.
The changes IN monetary business have been few and
the desired general movement of capital appears to be still
delayed by political circumstances aud by the uncertainty
which prevails the general result Of tho harvest at
home aud abroad. The alarm which prevailed at the time
OF tbs harvest Of the late expressed in the
degree tho present occasion with almost the Ger
tanty that Ireland will require long continued assistance
for the whole another twelve months; and the grain
fully secured the impression business would not be sU
Gent is thought 10 prevent the revival Of prosperity,
wthsnndng the loss ct considerable portion Of the
oher and inferior produce uf the ground. The weather,
which has hitherto been extremely hue changed for the
worse, when thunder ADD haistorm Of
~ prevailed almost all tho Kingdom ard has, fear,
done Rr damage. The harvest has yet been partially
season. thar further short period eapso before CAPT
iasts be expected u place full confidence In tho pros
poet, Of monetary and mercantile affairs.
In the po cal world affairs have also improved, tho
stability Of tho administration being considered 10 he
assured end the opposition 10 the proposed change IN tho
sugar duties less cOmbaed and threatening tho power Of
the Ministers, aud he b. expected TO be
red, and earlier time than wns previously supposed
IL is now perceived That tho present Government be
supported and only nominaly not tho administration Of
The Funds have been more buoyant since the division
the Sugar Duties Bit, Consos being higher and tho
business more extensive than for some time psst The
premium on Ezchcquer Bills has not corresp,ndingly adj
vsncsd, but India Bonds are rather higher and Bank
Stock In good demand, ~ the Last advance The i'm.
proved appearance Of all political sa gives gradually
confidence spectators IN tho English market and
the probability that the quotations will be higher
tho progress Of Parliamentary business, favorable
EUROPEAN CORN TRADE.
LONDON.-The sale of homo grown Wheat during
the week end ng July has been slow; tao time
prices have been pretty we'll supported The Transactions
IN foreign were 10 very limited extent purchasers being
unwil w 10 give the terms ssked The sac Of American
Flour the 9Th was dali. The beet brands Of United
States hold for 26s per barrel In consequences
the Potato disease having increased rpiiy In Ireland
there some inquiry on the date alluded for Indian
Corn Tor shipment that places but the high terms ssked
BY holders checked business On the 18Th ult tho trade
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SLAVES.
Rl virtue of deed of Trust executed to the
- undeEnsd by Buron for certain rurros,. th.rD
uetuoned ad BEARING date the ID cay January eu
eced IN the clerks Oe of Henrco will
SOD At the Austen Room TuIam on SATIJ DAY
he 2st1 OF he oeoeS eah five Negro
hen IN wit Bowler, George Das I'd, sam Iihorne seI
as Trustee shall only convey IN me by sad
deed Of = ~
August ~, ls46. WILLIAM PALMER
sae eoneueteh ey HoDSEs 4 PULLiAs, Aucs l7-dkc
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NPnINGFIELp FOR SHE.

IVNIiE subscriber offers for sale that valuable
u Farm called SptInIded wing ritckvers NseF To- ne
ower sni Of Hanover ne Piping Tree miles from
Rcbmoad eonainirg 80 Of aud, god heart Il has
he ften ssnd abundance ran BE- sads
rich ver erpsn's u, Improvement. are rueb a. az
usually huud ftus is situated Pamont-v Rivrr
where e navrshle or ves, - hat ne pfofucc nay
shipped Nofoit Paumoe To any on WISHING
70 purchase b. sid the accommodation tenn.
is-cai RlCHARD FOX
Rl Tbs Enquiror requested 10 copy
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PrOcIamatiou

WHEREAS, II has been represented to the
w Executive HAIRsros AnYN ebaued with felony
in woundins John Ber, Of Boour KIN has
fed rum just ee. and IL Eoing
Therefore, WILLIAM SMITH Governor hereby Offer re.
wad Of Piy Dolars sppr.bend
the said fugitive ard deliver him the Ja Of
and require all civil and mHsy quest people
Of Commonwea nsray may
be arrested and brocxtt IN justice
Given under hand Governor ard OF
t'EAt h- Commonwealth Richmond day August
"a The year 1870 WIN SMITH
AmJr IL eesehsd upwards Of Oh face ri .dy
eonPLH slight shoulders
had on when he OF black oeS back
baek iuf nat l4-e3w
q COMMISSION BUsINEsS--rb@ understrn-d continues
~ the business hareofors conducted by Mnse
and alcer The
patronage Of his feR-- and planting Alabama
and the Northeast Of Miss assuring
attention TO their and years srper
enes in selling the staple Of sape
Refers to Gen Jno CoSxe, Edmund Carter
Tbos Smith Edmund Chsiar John Marshall Minxe
and ID. G. Randolph, Tvgtais-
2l-2aw6m COLLIER NEE Natl1 sl.Ia,a
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE. Another Capi.
IL tai OF $1,000 day OF $4,000 morrow at
| 81 HONT'S No. EIch
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LOOK AT THIS!
OF WEAST's NEW
LIZ DISCOVERED CAVE,

LY DISCOYERED CAVE,
In the of mis- Wcy'fs Cve
Augusta County.
'BNlilS beautiful subtcrraneous work Of nature
n will be rEhted up 1900 on the lOh
day Of sepi'mter which wresontto the
most brilliant hat allure exhibit Tn pleasure
aud graf heatnn which vtets would enjoy
be expected TO be described pro
pe Of the Cave Will provide things for
Of visi'ets IN tie most Iriplc
R- Tick Is IS otns-Chldren and half prce.
IS-c2l PHILIP wEAsT. Pt0prstnt.
NEW GOODS JUST TO HAND Rich
y Fall Prinui Bohbin Eisngs. handsome Tbr,adDo
swiss Edgints and n,e.I very rich
IN Velvet ibbons
Shell SIDE and Tuck Combs
Very rich Rk Cape shswi-
White Thread Hose August.
10 HALVES DEIfRSEy a WARD
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

ST. UHARLES HOUSE,
On 10Th Street.
HNHE subscribers have re-ope, ed the above es-
taHishmert and beg leave 70 saw to their fspd, ard m
public generally that they prepared their undivd
rfton IN o'oe 10 plane those who
GeHemen VISITING the on Business " ds II 10 th.ir
uge 10 give Us call having moa.uons Ihe,r
o''AhA convenience hkeSiss stahle
house ety. To our n ends II ~ onIv ueers
ay to Sly hat our Bar supp led wh Louos
not Inferior any eesire plcuaze and n
we tau 20 Please, lshau Boi te our faut.
sfEGAL & JAS G. BLAREY, IT.
Richmond August = 1916 AZ
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REMOVAL

HAVE removed my Office over the store OF
Messs Masse White. Which place always be found
and " nattent psneay any enust 10 me t.ni
TO tn hiring out ane Ling Of s ceiling ana
u lo-5m ROBERT HILL
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JOHN BULKLEY g. CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

NV' IUV EOHt sNEttI, Now NOrks
NONsiGNAESTs OF Goa. Tobacco, Fg Iron through
- hesrs hocker, Biorsn recpive prousf
attention also orders for the purchase The New
YORK HLarkrt iu2o-6m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
INHE firm Of Valentine, Breeder & Co., as
II has eristed for the ysA sryirsd BY limitation ON
the Isl July last All aEanst said concern
are requested IN Prtent them for
call Al he e and their our ,ri.h 20
close the ssid business with as hile delay possible
MANN VALENTINE, ST.
WILLIAM BREEnEH,
ALFRED v. CRENsHAw
COMPREHENSIVE.
INHE undersigned have associated Themselves
in Du'in'st under the late hr cf yAIEN
TINE BREErEN a co, frr The CARVING an h-
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
A. their Old stand No. 2I7 broad street. Two Of ths
nm are now ~ New ferk for N eenz an entirely
new stock Of GOODS suited ths ssason b,eh IN
Be opened between The let and 10Th Of SEPTEMBER Bs by VII ca
te We hope TO BE- prepared to Offer friends and
public az large dssrabe in our line Of
and very = terms.
ALEx. For. have Ike MANN . VALENTINE a.
tEAsALiS NArrHEws, wise an WILLIAM BREEDEN,
A1ss :. NAtEsr'SE, IT, interest ALFRED V CRES5HAw.
Rchnnnd, August l3th 1896 N
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STOCK OF ROOTS, SHOES, &c.

On MONDAY MORNING, August stth, at ~ oeoeh ~. ,S
SCI Al the of ~ Hoover late q.
Broad street. he oes Of Boots Tunk.
1 rEBMs-UBeer 500 casa; over sIOo month. er,d 6r
approved enforsed
an 81 ISLoEs u BROTHER Auet,.
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FUA SALE,

Fox SALE,
S5N The beautiful, comfortable extensive and
eouven ent house ant Int
nee Of James w Psgram deed excellent orasr IL wiz
Dc hown to wishing purchase goat pleasure By
eber Of tie slhser tern. made Lnou -.pa q.
ueuar examination OF the premises
VIRGINIA PEGRAM,
w. JOHNSON
je s3-dd EIeeguI and Executor of w. Psgnm, deed
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NOTICE.-IO THE CREDITORS ofNEL.
son w HALl, decd-whsreas Richard n
Han and others aglrs I"np Jones Admir- u. b w
\ OF Nelson w HA' deed AMI ohe's Superior
Chaneey for the Richmond Circuit amJns things C
ere'd and ordered That Comm Of our
erqly wh"thf any outstanding BITS othe
full and final ssiirmcG dyuon ION q the Estate
OF The sad Nsoa w Han deed
And whereas the undersigned Comms pointed sSth
day OF August 1876 81 his Office, the
state OF Virginia for commencing his rIc-rduss
ceeee therefore this To nouy all claiming
outstanding debts due them from SD Nelson
W. lia decd 10 hfor, the under ned lime and
place Aforesaid and eIhbn their and proofs thereof
order that they audited and reported Court
27-dSe2aWtd JNO. SHORE Con'r
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I STORES FOR RENT,

1.-TWO fine and airy Stores fronting on
sA Il Main street. auh Eve fronting OF Wan sre.s
under the CITY HOTEL, formerly 10, Rent
possession the when n. Hot.I
WI be eoHpetsd Said sorrs all ndsom,ly built with
gane fronts and busn.s pa; Of the
and well adapted to most of business Appy 10
BENJ. DAVIS
5-du a
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-04

Navigation has been much interrupted this
fall by high winds Until Sunday last, we
had been some six or eight days without
boat. On that day We had three: the Nile,
Wisconsin, and Oregon. We were at one
time some six days without mail; boats
not being able 10 run from Buffalo 10 De-
troit. Large quantities Of freight are yet
due this place, which is anxiously looked
for. Whether it will all be received this
fall we suppose is uncertain. Notwithstand-
ing The yearly Increase in The number oi
vessels on The lakes, il does not elull the
increase Of business, occasiored by The
rapid growth Of the west, and devolnve-
ment of her resources. What wheat is now
taken 10 marker is al The rae ofsome 25cis
per busheI, and large quantities must re-
main on hand all winter for want of facii-
Ties TO send it 10 market.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-04
TIE JUDICIARY,

We learn, from q Madison correspondent
that the Committee on the Judiciary, in
The Convention, have reported an article
providing for the establishment Of Distric,
Courts and a Supreme Court The State
is 10 be divided into i've Judicial districts,
the Judges TO be elected by the people of
the Districts respectively. The Supreme
Court is TO consist of three Judges, TO be e.
lected or a general ticket, by the people of
the State. The Judges of The Supreme
Court are TO hold their Offices for period
of six years, and Judges Of tho District
Courts for q period Of five years subject.
of course, to impeachment, for improper
conduct. We have no objection to make TO
the electric part OF this article. This suits
US exaeily-Nor have we any thing to say
against the period for which Judges are
chosen, Here again, we are satisfied -
But we cannot say that we are PREPARED 10
approve of the provision in respect 10 the
establishment Of Supreme Court. 1t
should certainly be The objec, of the men,
be of the Convention 10 have every de.
partment OF our State Government consti :.
iuled with view TO the employment of a
number Of officers not one beyond wha, may
be absolutely necessary TO answer the ends
or demands of public justice and public in
teres'. y due regard 10 economy, if
no higher motive, requires that this prin-
clpie should not be lost sight of or disre-
garded. The inquiry, then. in regard to
the subject under consideration, very nat.
urally suggests itself, whence the necessity
OF having 3 Judges TO constitute The supreme
Court, entirely distinct from the D;s,r:c,
Court Judges, when the Supreme Conr,
might, for aught We can see TO the contra
~, be composed ofthe Dislric, Judges, anc
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-04
FACT AGAINST / HEORY.

The crescent stle OF The CONNIE rcial
world seems TO throw great confusion into
the ranks OF The protetionsi on both sides
oil the Atlantic. In the United S ates we
have always been told thai high taiti' had
the effect to make manufacture Of cotton
and wool great deal cheaper 10 the con
sumer, and that 10 manufacturer these ar
licles at home had The effect to inc;ease he
price of wheat, flour, and other products
No sooner was the act passed Than manu-.
featured art Giles began To fall, and the
hosts OF protecllonists, lor(eit,ng their for
mer clamor, cried out that it Was owing TO
the passage Of the tariff. Indeed their pre-
dclions OF ruin have lardIy ceased yell
Bot they are equally puzzled by The fact
that agricultural products higher than be-
Toe. Their tn ores are gone to the
wind. having been met and overihrownb by
those stubborn animals called facts.
Coal was 10 fall SO as TO ruin the miner
in Pennsylvania. Ii is. however, dollar
a ton higher Than last year. Salt was 10
come in so low as TO iuin our State. It's
much higher than before tie passage oil The
Tariff. Iron was TO fall as 10 overthrow
Pennsylvania; but ii is so high in Epgaod
that it cannot be imported. Flour and
Grain hive risen so high as to upset all the /.
pred ction Of the Tarf'men. II is mot nee
essary, TO the present purpose, to go ln'o ,
an argument as 10 the cause Of this staeo
things in reference 10 The prices o.! these
articles. 1t is sufIicien, to show that the
predictions ofthe proeclionists prove them
all 20 be false prophets so far. 1t oughtaI' .
81 % induce the public TO attach no unpor
lance to their views hereafter. Where nov {
are The harangues of Evans. of Maine .
and Webster, and Clayton? What are .
they compared wi h the facts?-(N. y b.
Post.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-04

AMPUDIA'S address TO HIS ROOFS
The following is a translation OF Gen. Am
pudia S address TO his troops upon learning
of the advance Of Gen Taylor upon that
city, forwarded 10 US by our correspon-
dent. The add less is conceived in good
,asle, and It is useful in showing the noun.
ted force of The enemy lowering uoon the
skirls Of our Army, and The estimation in
which Ampudia held Gen. Tayler's troops.
IN. O. Picayune.
TIE Gcncrafin CLIFF Of The Army Of the
North to his companions IN arms.
.SoldierS-The enemy numbering only
$500 regular troops, Ire remainder being
only a band of ad, enturers without valor or
dlcipline. are according 10 reliable ln!or'
nation, about advancing upon Seraho, 10
comm the barblriry Of attacking this most
important place. We count near 5000
regulars and auxiliary cavalry, and these
will defeat he again and again, before
they can reach This city. Soldiers, We
are cons ructing Notifications, 20 make our
base of operat onS secure, and hence We
will sally Tor h al a CONVENIENT lime and
drive back this enemy al the po'nt OF the
bayonet.
Soldiers! three great virtues make The
soldier wo Thy of his profession: Use pine,
conslancv under fatigue. and vaior. lie
who a. this moment would de~erl his coloIs
is 4 cowa d and Il tral or 10 hi, country
Oar whole ma i0n, and even 10 eiIn Coun'
TT es, are The W theses Of Your cond ct
The question now IS. whether our 'ndePen
deuce shall be preserve OF forever lost;
and lis solution Is ia your hands.
| u We assured / e Supreme Govern
meEt OF The triumph OF our arms. cot hdjrg
in your Loyalty AID enthusiasm, ana We
VIII prove 10 lie whole world tIai we arc
worthy sons Of the inimpr. al tlidrlgo, Mo
relo. AIende, i,urbide ard SO many other
heroes who knew how 10 d comb ting for
the independence of our cherished county
Sol Iiers! victory or teaih must oe oar
only device. PlEDo DE AMpUrIA.
Hcdd4varier#. Voajcey. Spt. IA, lo4j.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-04
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

Or the 10Th ultimo. Santa Anna arrived
al the capital, amid rejoicing more enthus-
asst than had ever been Witnessed before.
The people seemed 10 behold in him their
savior, and were almost frantic with Joy.
The testimonies of attachment 10 his per-
son were unbourded The next day the
most vigo Gus measures, so far as decIara,
lions 60, were taken bv he Provis onal
Government. A evee Of 30, 900 men, 10
recruit The army. was ordered Rcquisl-
tons were forthwith transmit ed 10 all the
principal pieces in the Republic FOR an i'm
mediate furnishing Of their respective quo~
las of men. Puebla, and II G whole o. The
towns within a circuit Of fifty or Sky leu
CUES Of the metropolis, are stated 10 have
complied with the requ si,ion for men wi h
the greatest aIacruy. A regiment was
Immediately raised in Pueba, on the arri-
val there of he news Of the levee Of 80
900 men.
Santa Anna. as ii appears. HIS suddenly
become the chief head and hope Of the war
party in Mexico, which, indeed, (the New
Orleans Tropic IN nks) embraces nearly
The whole Of the population. He was, al
laleSl uates, III tle GU vi heAiSo, dTTdHS'
ing the plan Of an extensive campaign
against the several Amer can corps d'or-
NEE, organizing, recruiting, encouraging.
exhorting The inhabitants, not only Of the
capital, bui the whole country, with view
10 NEE: the danger that threatens Mexico.
AS our forces approach the capital, we are
prepared TO see spirit aroused among lis
people hot w II Give our valiant OfiIrarS
and soldiers ano her and perhaps blood err
reception than they have met with even al
Monterey. But Gen. Taylor IS Il Cor
tez in bravery and judgment, without any
of the drawbacks of that great Captains
character.
We learn, further, that letter from a
United States naval officer, stationed off
Tampico, was received in own yes!erd ~,
stating thai The Mexcan were folifying
that place so as 10 render il impregnable as
Possible, ond that not less than 5000 troops
were supposed 10 re there.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
CALLED OUT.
From the Pennsylvania

rom the IehnSylNdnldn.
A well authenticated report reached nis
CITY late Yesterday afternoon. that the ex
peeled call Upon the 5 x Regimen o.. Penn
sylvanla Volunteers, who, in compliance
with the requisijion Of The Pres dent, lave
offered their services to theUovernor oflhis
commonwealth, had been made. We are
not yet acquain ed with The dest nalion Of
The troops, or the exact period when they
will be required. But it is evident that
the administration has resolved 10 push for
ward The operations agajnst Mexico with
great vigor, and HAT, IN order 20 do so, a
large reinforcement Of The forces at the seal
of war is essential. The Pennsylvania
volunteers responded 10 the appeal OF the
Governor with becoming alacrIy, and ave
have 10 doubt, that when their active ser
wees are required, they will be re ady TO
make gooI their plighted laih. Already
have The volunteers Of tie West and the
South won imperlshable homer on The bat
field; and we duub not their b e,bren Of
this great GENITAL commonwealth-whc
was so seEsibly felt in he Revolution. ard
which uSianed The country SO we'll during
the late war-wlli not dshonor The COED
name OF their fathers. We ate engaged
in conflict with foreign foe. Already
have our arms won immortal renown ia the
various encounters with the enemy. The
war is Just-it has been long provoked
and The national honor and The national
character alike require tn; it should be
prosecuted with the vigor that will termi.
nate 1t speedily. In such ar emergency.
wha, true American will pause and fold his
arms! All will, we are sure. stand by the
county and the counlry's cause.
The N. Y, Herald in abiding to the a.
bovc requ;stion says:-
"Ihese measures indicate determIna.
ton on the part of our government to use
more means and greater strength than il has
yet done in order TO bring The Mexicans 10
terms, and conquer peace This is un
doub'edly the best and the wisest policy
that cae be pursued against our unruly
neghbors, and one that will have the desi.
red effect. Let Tampicu be taken, and a
large force concentrated in lis neighbor.
hood, ready TO march 20 the capitol. and
terms of peace will soon be profrared TO Us.
and the war ended. As long as that impor.
tanf point is in the hands of the Mexicaps
and also The city Of Vera Cruz. it is idle n
nope Tor settlement of our difficulties: hui
Iamp'co or Vera Cruz once in our possess.
'on' The war would be all but finished"