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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
wINER'S PICTORIAL SYRUP or
AND ELECAMPANE.

A SPEEDY md effeciual Remedy for Coughs
N C'ds. Hs1rseness. Splitting of Blood whoop.
ing Cough. Group Pleurisy. Brorchius. Consump.
iiUn Pains and Soreness of the Breast and Lungs
Asthma. most Distressing disease, the sufferings
Of which have been saHl even 10 DO worse Than
Ihnse Of death can he cured by ffe use OF medicine
The symptoms of This disease arc, a violent seHse
of consIIcIiUn OF The chest. with loud. whet zine
respiration; we hear the patent at some distance
Wheeling aud Dreaming Such IN attack as ILls
IL som &c companied by shnu and difficult cough.
during which. the face is pale elOngn ted and pinch
cd the nose and eX remiiies become cold; The skin
throughout the body becUmss rough from retfoce,.
lion OF blood from H.; shuddering. or sense Of
creeping u fell in different parts of the body end
The pauenI looks if lie dying; he is cold and
pale and gasping for breath. aud N such agony from
The want Of ~ that wonld lhnk him dying
Such an attack as Ihs may last only few minutes
may last several hours. u generally takes place
about The middle ofibc night and is mos, frequeni
on sudden change of the weather.
For sale by PRYOR q PAUL.. 1854 Market s,
ap 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
PoSITIvELf.FoR eDAys ONLY.
RAYMOND e. WARNINGS
CKAND GEOLOGICAL EXIIlBITION.

This Mammoth Menaeerie OF oil that ~ beauii
iu and Wild IN mated nature. is mote ertensiy,
than any ever collected The surface Of The globe
being composed Of nearly every existing mcInbe
oi the brute creation. from The continents not onl,
OF America. hut Of Europe Africa aHd Asi.. New
Holland aud The Isles of the Paciic
WlIl be exhibited al Wheeling on Friday and
sIurd9y June IL and / g. 1916 under their enor,
49," ''''''u' = IN ,recieI ON Water street nea,
lne IdPef mlli IVn clicR p.-s..,---.i A -
day.
Tho " lid tenants Of tho forest. from tho huge
md d"cll elephant he majestic lion uncx plored
Area. The fierce Tiger oi the Bengal iunges. The
beautiful leopard, The playful bu, ferociuus bcar.
The gentle gazelle, The useful aud patient camel.
The curiousiy striped zebra The grave. rnbbns hyr-
ns. The stealihy panther the savage wolf tho cunl
hng tor. down though all The lesser gfidss are
mere behed with safety. Itur Ia their nature at
ume'' Oct rerie"lJ sn,jccl TO The control OF man
the lord ni'-eaion,
Fowls ul 'hseir and reptiles the most bcnu Iul
rare varied AMI uNngcr of their species arc also
comprised III ihis valuable InaiiuI, d,scfpiiun
IL oNerisss and space @,p hunted To admit ~, SIi-
ice Il 10 shy that the prn?ueioTs ere OF the oldest
standing a highest ceehrIy, aud devoted yeats
ui toll aud expense "a the present cul c,I,n which
Is pr"nonnCed in Europe and America. pen,elly
unparalleled
Ray moni ard WaF;ns would slate iha, a, ire
mendous rNpense they have retained the seiV aces
OF the celebrated hravc and powerful
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
HOE. ZOE. ICE

VIE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
u citizens Of Wheeling. that he s pre- pared to
furnish them With any quantity NJ ICE from his
MAMMOTH ICE HOUSE,
during the seasOn ~ his usual LOW PRICES, and
a. any time u may he wanted by day OF night
Persons wishing Ice leave word oil either
'he f,ih"w'ng places end they shall he prompily
s''sndtd to. VIA A. 3 Kelly's Store sou,I Vince
Hng--Wm George's Sore. North Wkeeline-Ts,ld
q howehs Shoe siors. Mafkri square Bfentlin-
gefs Apo'heea' Ashland square or al The residence
OF The ps.P'eior in Essl Wheeling
may 81 JACOB AMicK
Argus cory snl charge IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
IcEI ICEl ICRi
ICE !! ICE ~!

VIE Seb'eribef would respectfully inform his
- friends and 0iG eusIomess. ihsI he i ready
70 supply hen ice with puncluslty and on rea.
sonabls terms.
Az orders ieii 81 The shop n IIofnhsoos a Duloe
haike' ~ souih Of Monroe 81. will be pruppily si-
'snssd %; He supply is large enough 10 accom-
modaie ell.
B In case ~ oeglect in The delivery n The
ice. plfsss inio'm . HORNRRCoK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
NOTICE.

VIE Nslional Fair being held in Washington
n si'y 'nsisad of Wheeling, will pssveni us
hon laklnS ne premium ~ The exhibition Of one
q Tour eissaat WHITE slLvERY BEAVER nsts
Those psssons sho eould NJ be- accommodated lost
week ~ cor FaeiorY on Union 81. viii please call
seain ihis seek We hope W bs prepared 10 sap-
~ 700 sll ssnilemsn. DARE 4 HOCE.
nav QJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra. Class
la, draws ut Baltimore, June II. rs Num-
beers, Ia drawn ballots.
S2O, 600; 5000; 5000; $500; 1924; 20 each
600; 40 OF 300; so Of 200: $50 of 100.
Tickets 50; certificate OF 26 wholes will cost
$40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class %.
draws at Alexandria, June 81 sc Numbers,
l3drawn ballots.
S25, 900; 10000; 5000; 5000; 1000; 1850.
Loo; 10 of 900; 500; 400; $50;
Tickets $40; certificate of 90 whole tickets
will cost SlO5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

WE ARR lust hhishng loi 81 STA Han
w msde cot u ne finest Ffeneh Plush
teeee hais need ~ pfpising. hey will sTfsk ZOE
bsmsflssa Cali end 80 hen. We viii lake rseai
Pieeaafs IN sHhiiiiins nnf HAS IN veH whetllef 700
boy o. ngl MY ~ DARE & llOC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
Ege0dv Made CIOfHfIsg

All Of his Spnng's nuke aud not the accumulation
OF an old stock Of eight or ten years Standing. I
assure The public hnse " no patrui,ize me, thai
oil my garments made ~ the Intcsi style Of good
Goods. sud will warrant my work TO 60. aud iOr
Low PRICES can't be beat Gull ~ the Great
Genital Route Clubbing Store for BARGAINS.
sp 80 a NJ ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %
draws at Alexandria, June s. rs Number,
l2 drawn ballots.
$40 600; 10000; 5000; 5000: 500; 1000;
l ,sO0; 500; | 200; 1000; 8 of / 800; / 300
200; leo OF 500 and 400.
Tickets $40, certificate of 25whole tickets
will cost Sli5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

CORNER OF MONROE AND WATER SITS,
Consisting ~ pnri 81 Ihe following; Satin Jeans
Checks ri every Kind; Slate cold Linen. Dfab do
Brown do. B"okicld De- Grshbns. toGon Cnssi-
meres, Heavy kersPys SeIineIs, iincns uf all kinds
Summer rloIh.; Croon cuaIIug; Twecds Gold mix
ed do Dafk. dc Drab. bin Summer clohs; Suspcn
dcTs. Goves aud Stocks
CRAYATS- Silk and Satin; also Grngham and
JaccneI cTayais. Scar(s-- SILK and Sa in.
Fine Cnssimeros, French Doe Shin do; Fancy
Plaid; French de-; Wool B ack Buckskin
observation-disclosures, MaIsailes Six and
Satin Of every pattern.
CT oTHS-Super supcr fine French cluih black,
Blue do. Green do, DrnNh do Invisible Green do
All NJ which will be made mp order al the
shortest notice and most fashionable aud nest.
est style mud at very uw prices. Il i not necessa.
~ for me TO tell The public that an q TAfLeE for
u ~ we'll known that I hive he'd my place as q
fash nnble Tnilor. frsm The very liberal support al
This Fashionable con. nuBiiy and have always stood
M
The pnblie will find II 10 their advantage 10 call
al The Grea, Central Route Climbing Store. where
they will hud a first Tnte ussoftmeaI uf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class "a,
draws at Alexandria, June 20. rs Numbers
Ii drawn ballots.
so, 600; 10000; 10000; 5000. 5000: $500;
Oof 900; 100 of 500; 100 of 300; two first
drawn Numbers 200.
Tickets sl2; certificate &c whole tickets
will cost $40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

.aALEAANDniA LOTTERY, Extra. Class
iSO; draws at Baltimore June "a. TO s..s,.
bers, ~ drawn ballots.
30 OF 900; pos; $50 and 1855 of 100.
Tickets 50; certificate OF 25 whole tickets
will cost S75.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

DARE AND HOGE.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE AND RrrAu.
DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
Union ST., South End Of Marke, Square,
WHEELING. VA.
AVE always on hond, aud make to or4er iR
- n Tho mosf fashionable and superior styles
me NO Beaver Hats Fine No SILK
10 NO do d. No do
10 No ! Rnssa Do No Cnncy
10 NO Cashmere Do No / Musk
oen's Eine cloth Caps Gents Silk Velvet
Youths do Do InCen,A' do
TENS SILK Glazed 10 Pla0 and For lrn1med Uf
f"i'hs Glazed do every description
They invite The anehiion Of Merchants through
NE country 10 their eslnbshInenf. they 6rs not
To he surpassed in qualify 81 masulacrdre, oS
chenpnoss Of price by any house 10 the Wort
moy7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

Ever offered IN this market. oil OF which has been
seieeied irom the manufacturers with great care
and Of the lowest cash price. We feel no hcsi,a.
iion IN saying that We offer eienier Inducements
10 purchasers Ihnn before offered in this civ
We most respectfully invite our old customers and
me public. 10 call OF our old aud we'll Known stand
and examine our stick before purchasing else ,yhet,
and we fesl slii>Ged that all Who may faynr m.
wuh IL will lie pleased with The STYLE. qualify
aud prices Our siot CONSISTS Of Mems Fine celC
Nl'rNto aud Seal Boots; Th, k. call. KIN AMI GRAIN
ed de-. MVrocco. calf and KIP MonIoes; calf Seal
and More Geo PUMPS and Slippers; puIon CATER
new style; Boys tall md Kip Boots; Morocco calf
and Mp Monrocs; Ladies' Fine KID Shippers md
Walking shoe; Fancy coorcd KID slippers aud hall
Gners; Black Caters an halt q ,irers, cheap KID
Morocro, Seal and cloth slippers; ca'C KIP and
Nl"rcco BN'ls and Shes Misses Bo hs shoes
slippers end halt Callers Of al kind; Childrens
Boots. shoes. slippers aud halt G. ,iiefs Of oyery de-
serip'tnn. style, qualify md price.
ALSO
5000 Lbs hesl Oak Tanned Spanish Sole Leather
1000 de- Hemock dn do do
Upper Leather, calf and Morocco Skins; KID.
Binding and Kcd and White Lining SKINS, Shoe
Nails, Pegs, Thread. Avis. Brisiies. Galoons Shoe
BlockirR, Brushes. &c Sc NC.
: Also DO drz Mems and Boys PAIN Leaf Hate;
together with great many other articles, all 81
which we will sell Wholesale OF retail at The very
lowest cash price
COUNTRY MFRCHA MIS-. wishing to Il, I'D
their siocks. will do we'll To give us call
may 3 ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
ALExANDRIA IoTrrpv E.. r

roo :, Nh LII Eh1 I, Extra, LASS
100, draws at Baltimore, June 10. rs Num-
bers, 10 drawn ballots
$4,000; 10000; $500; 500; .2Si; 5 of
l,Zoo; 200; 600; 300; 200; so; and 400 each
Tickets 50; certificate Of 26 whole tickets
will cost 500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06


Cloths Of erery color:
Cassimeres and Nesiings;
Merino Cassimeres for Boys Wear;
Summer Coating;
Cotton Pantaloon Stufls of every variety;
Tweeds and Jeans;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings;
0rgandie and bingham Lawns;
New style Ginghams;
Alpacas all colors;
Prints In great variety Of the latest STYLES;
Plain Jaconet and Cambria; Muslins;
Plaid aud Fancy Muslins of every kind;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cotton Hosiery OF
every kind.
ALSO-Florcnce Braid Bonne,s;
Common Straw do;
Horse hair and Gimp do;
Mems and Boys Leghorn and Straw Hats;
Very superior Leghom Hats for children;
Bonnet Ribbons; Cap do;
Artificial Flowers;
Fancy Shawls;
Embroidd Thibet and Mouselin blaine do;
Fancy Scarfs and Neck Ties.
Wuh every other article in onr LIME, ALI. OF
which WILL BE SOLD on the very Iow estlerms
may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
DRY-GOODS HOUSE |!
HiE.g,D.I Cd. Va

VIEW OF the grea, Sd,sniase. now he nd
ny wheeling 10 County Dealers sn.l Other.
n me purchase other -upplies of Groceries, n,1s,
"ac'"ied arncles. s. AMI al us intimate c.,nuex,an
~" we Eastern cities; facility vi eosi .anea ION
carnage "i fnefch"ndise;) ad.liiiona. fs.
e''i'y for purchasing Dry Coods an Our toxin. viii
ne acceptable TO all buyers
! nave now engaged M the Lusness--have te.
ee'vsd my Spring Stock Of Goods and o,n prepared
:" Keep constantly or hand. an ample supply oi
sneh goods as are needed by the wholesale deslct;
being purchased in the eastern cues nj auction
ana "'her"se. ON the most accommodating terms.
am therefore prepared TO of,f esearcr u. Inducements
10 Cash or ponetual cus,omers than have hereioforc
been offered ia this CITY. w 4 sELBY.
apt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class %.
draws at Alexandria, June 27. 10 Numbers.
IL drawn ballots
$4,000; 10000; 5000; $40; 5000; $500;
1000; oCs-50 each of | 900; 500; 300; l23
of 200.
Tickets $40; certificate of25 whole tick
cts will cost Sl40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
MANAGERS, OFFICE.
n b Our Coun,ry F,i.n,,'

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ilsIIlas.! li4lls
lead QUARTERS.
M y Our Country F,i,nd.' ~,
In. CITY viii bear IN mind ,ha, on, off,. !. -
moved 10 three doors sonih oI Cnion. ON Mn,
JIG GREGORY & co Mo.ae,,
R0Br ARMSTRONG. Arr
Whe.l,n. n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
DR.. SWAYNES COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHrlsu

| CONSUMPTION, coughs, colds. Asikan
bronchitis, Lirer complaint, SPLITTING OF
Blood, Difficulty Of Breathing. Pait in tGe
Side aud Breast, Paipitution Of the Heart.
Influenza, Broken Constitutions, Group.
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and All
diseases Of the Throat, Breast aud Lungs.
fhe most efectnat aud speedy cure ere,
knorn for any of the abope diseases is Or.
Steoyne compound Syrup Of Wild Cherrv.
a ktGtNAL Inventors oflen deprived oflhe rlofy
- aud psont OF their inventions and discoveries by
pretendefs, destitute alike Of genius and hon
esty. Among many other instances of this Kind. Ne
may cite the attc pie hssciy made by certain small de
iers IN d'ugsio appropriate the discovery OF nc
who originally a.piied thu, wonderful remedy the lid
Cherry Rark the OF Pulmonary diseases Persons
who resort :" this celebrated remedy Wild Cherry \
aud wish to have Ia the most perfect state FEE fou
all 6eie'efious mixtures, and prepared In way that Is
calculated 20 give tile ni~dlcine full effect shodJ obtain
,he ougiral do swayues eomponnj Sy'up OF " lid
Cherry OF Or swsyne, a, bis Office, " eor Of Eighth
and Race s,s philadelphia cf Ms apthoixed agents
COUCH or EIGHT YEARS.
PinG.p, iyHtA. Deer q. AZ
Dr SNeyHs-Defr Sill have hcen afflicted with a
violent cough for eight yeats. attended with tic King In
the throat dehi,uy and other dsarieeahis symp
toms which had become quite alarming aud tLresened
consequence made TRIAL OF ueatiy all the medicines
which are recommended so highly In the papers hut
received no benefit whatever, and learnng OF your
co~PeSHd syrvP Of HiI Cherry, reluctantly con. |
eluded To make trial Oft, and IN a very time IL
cured me entirely, so that have had no return Of IL
but Eel much stronger since using your Invaluable
medicine aud you cannot say too much io favor a,
there are 50 many persons suffering rs was who by
the use ofyour Compound rup Of wild Cherry ntoht
be permanently tured JAMES DIXON
Corner of Tenth and Pearl Streets.
Principal Once, corner Of Race and ERhth St. PM
adeipha - i"'-
nememeer no preparation Of Wild Cherry Is genuine
eP 'ha' gearing tue written signature sf DIR swsyue
Another Wonderful cure Of Consumption. DR.
Srdyne'S compound syrup Of MI cb,yy.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

IS IA So $4,000; Is 2S sc 81 200; %
80 81 $4,000, IL 25 80 81 $50, the three
last sold within the last three days. Address
your orders TO ROBT ARMSTRONG SEQ.
Only agents JorJ. G. GREGORY & Co.
may 20 Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

"A LfACAS-Some supcr extra SIX cham
IA Alpaca, plain black do At vations pr;ce.:sl.o
Non''Iine'. aP ii w 4 sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

HcoDS FOR GENrLEMEN's SUMMER
. WEAR-Fiae Summer CIutls. ezra Linen
Dullinss. 6ss, huen Checks. new Syie Nv eds.
Csmbro"ns. Fine French Ciuihs and Cashmere.
beauhiul Ugh, crava,s. besi Gloves and su.peosrs
aP III w L Silly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

AL LEMON can fresh and pure, Tor sale by
~ PRYOR e. PAUL..
may 25 I6A Market 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06

fAbM LEAF HATS.
Hn DOL r 4 Hue; just reed n nd ~ .ale BY
" W dosen TALLANT g. DELAPLAIN.
say 81
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-07-23
SCHOOL NOTICE.

All an adjoined meeting of the Board of
school examiners, held in the Clerks office
at Kalda, June 10Th, lS46. The board re-
solved TO recommend the following books,
and TO urge upon all school directors, school
teachers, and parents and others interested
in the prosperity of our common schools, the
utility Of uniformity in the use of school
books.
If the following be adopted, and adhered
to as the books to be used in our schools, it
is believed that much good will be the result.
The great variety of school books of every
kind and character render it impossible for
the teacher 10 bestow that degree of care
and attention on each scholar, which can
alone secure success. The Board therefore
recommend that the following books be used
in all the district schools in Putnam County,
to wit: Webster's Eclectic Spelling Book
McGufy's series of Eclectic Readers;
Smiths and Adams Arithmetic; Olney's
school Geography; Smiths Grammar; Com
stocks Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry
Whel2ley's Compend Of universal History
Hale's History Of the United States, and
Webster's School Dictionary.
M. LEE,
JoHN J. AcKKRmAN,
B. METcALF.
School Examiners.
Kalida. July 18th 1916.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-07-23
THE OREGON TREATY.

The following extract from letter, writ
ten by gentleman Of The highest standing
in Washington, and who is SO situated as 10
have opportunities Of becoming acquainted
with the facts, gives the details Of the Ore
gon partition. The statement can be relied
upon:--
The substance of tits this, which YOU
may announce as about the essence of it:
The 40 deg. to Puget Souud, then diverging
south 50 faras TO give to Britain all of Van
couyer's Island, thence through the Straits
of Fuca, which are free to each nation--all
north, England's. The Columbia to be free
to the Hudson Bay Company during the exis-
tence of its charter, which is foreper. The
Puget Sound Land Company is to have all
lands claimed by il from 40 10 40, but 10 sur
render them to us upon the payment Of their
value to them. The Hudson Bay Company
10 have and keep two Of its Notifications
south Of the Columbia river, and all lands
claimed by II and other British subjects.>-no
one knows how much; il may be all that is
valuable south Of 40. So that, in fact, we
give up all north Of the 49ih parallel, and
pay for oil south that is worth any thing.
Can any American look at this and be silent Z
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-07-23
FROM SANTA FE.

Preparing for a e--fortitying the city
1000 men armed--requisition for 5000
more, &c,
An extra from the office th, Lexing-
ton (Missouri) Express states that Mr. Houck
had arrived at Independence from Santa Fe,
having made the trip in twenty days. He is
said to have brought intelligence that the
authorities Of Santa Fe were forifying it,
and besides two thousand men then under
arms, the governor had made requisition
Cor FIVE thousand men from chihuahua.
Every third man in Santa Fe and its vicinity
was to bear arms in its defence. The place
was preparing for siege. Mr.. Honck, it is
added, expresses the opinion that Col
Kearney ought not TO take less than five
thousand men on his expedition against New
The St. Louis New Era of the l7th inst.
says:
GA number of wagons loaded with am
munition and provisions have already started
on their way over the prairies, and Col.
Kearney sends them ahead as fast as he car
get them in readiness. More than two hun.
dred Dragons have also taken up their line
Of march. The volunteer companies are a
Fort Leavenworth going through drills ant
military exercises under the direction of the
regular officers Of the army, and are said IL
be improving rapidly. Col. Kearney yer,
properly keeps his counsels to himself, ant
it is not known when the main body of th'
troops will start. Many baggage wagon
ARE needed. The character and past con
duct Of Col. Kearney afforded guarantee
that the expedition will be conducted witt
military skill, and in such manner as Il
| render it successful
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-07-23

OUR MEXICAN PoLrcy.--On this subject
an article in the Washington Union concludes
as follows:
In view Of these objects, before the war
can close Mexico must relinquisb her absurd
territorial pretensions- provide for the
full payment Of the indemnity which she
owes to our citizens--must render us full
justice in every respect--and, finally, must
establish peace with us upon conditions and
guarantees which shall secure its perman-
ence. This much Of the purposes of the
administration we gain from the character OF
its recent action, and from all its public de-
clarations. Beyond this point we do not in
tend to proceed. Nor do we believe that
the country will ask Of this administration,
at this juncture, in the midst Of war, to say
anything more Of its plans Of paci6cation.
We wage war against the war party in
Mexico, to secure a just peace. No other
than Just peace can be concluded. This
nation will sanction no other. When Mexico
shall proffer any terms Of peace, she will be
heard. When she shall proffer suitable
terms, they will be accepted. Till this be
done, our war will march steadily and vigor-
ously on---it will ascend the table lands oI
Mexico--it will march from province to pro
vince, and from each stronghold, till finally i
shall dictate to Paredes, or to any successor
if need be, compulsory peace, on proper
terms, within the walls Of his capital!