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Wi6tiae 8efQnntmaOunq.

lille Oiejeniasn welbs StbIaueb's llnibNIals
@feni febcn sstranebt taten rient CUR Slaeb.
.rltht, bab BON jest al oisle fpirffame II. pcbl.
thatiae Meci5in jsbsrjcit au tatsn 1T, in Ne'
aeins, in Der 0ruferei bieIer 5eituns uno
tti Rarl 3BiiIans in Der 7ten 9tra6e; in
Sastann in ber 9rufcrsi bes 'SeiIt .. 3cit :
in Oter Bern tei Wislebior Serb, bel :. 5.sfen:
uno oil Daniel Ssns wirttsbauis in Sernpils
le; III 5ailburs in Der "ShnsIpof" 9rufc
rei in 2uIpebrfen,unwe Ntbrersbura, bei
Scbn Ssbtel; in womslepprf tsi 8. Soft,
Siertraucr in Nppamstaun AT 5einrlh
Staufer's Stobr.-es 1T jeoem poblmei.
nene acratben init blcIer Wlet5in einenSer:
fneb su MAIDEN, Sefonbers pirflam iIt fe
tei mntterpeb, Scpf6msrjen 6ersflopfen,
Olansel al e6lut. ODER ipsnn Der Olasen
baS gden nitbt Sertrasen mill, eken 70 tpirf'
fam bel Seitennschsn uno NifenIhmersen,
unp audi lei llnorcnunsen in Der monatliten
Neiniauna. Stir pen blausn Sufsn oct &ins
Der TT ile febr gu empfeblcn ba lte penIelbcn
bnnen furser 3eit eurirt.
Srieorib Sblaub.
Teabins, 90. Nprl. No
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gumberlanb Sanf* Bribestcn, psr
Farmers Danf* Mount Sooap par
Sarmers II Wletanies Banf, Nabwap
Sarmere II Mehanes DO W1iobletcmn
Wlcrris 60. Bant+ D1orristown
Olebanies Banf, burlington par
Ms6anies 90 Slemarf )
Oasbanes nMlannfaetures oo*9renton par
S1cmarf 8anf Snf. CO. glcmarf J
Orange Sane', Orange J
psoplss Bant, paterlpa
Drineetcn Sanfa, prineetcn par
@alem 8antins Cos, Salem par
9tate Sanfsst, Slewarf J
State 8auf* gll5abstbtown J
9tats 8anf' gambsn par
State 8ant Of Wlcrris+ Olcrristo,pn J
@tate 8anf' Stem 8runspif !
Suncr Sant* Newton J
9renton Sanfins CO. 9rentcn par
Union Sanf* Oobr !
Stem 5ore Oel Br. Cos <amtertpiue 4
Selatpare.
Sanf II. Etlmin9tcn u.Sranoewine par
Sonf BON 9elawars, 9SiImin9ton par
o""' peI SIilFha, Snlfha, par
Srmer6 Sanf pom Staat 9eIaw. @9cpsr,
uno ibre 3ws0s par
Union Sanf, ju 9Silminstcn, par
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Se q 81, + / ch f.

Oa bic llntsriebricbcnen ibre @e(ebdfte in
oer Stapt Neaoins aufsessben baben, Il. ere
iubsn ie ahtunssrca bod saus erntlida ale
le ihnen fbulcisen perfonen fcssieb absube.
sablsu, ,peilGinsr Der girma natb Obilabel:
pbia 3u sisben beotithtiat Sis 8etbeilia.
ten eeIieben oics als bic lcbte Natbriebt III
betrahten. O'Srien uno Raiauel
Steabima, OlcDembcr Q. Sm.
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0SDblfeiler Sel>Stobr.
9SbiloDelpbin.

Is tngem map uno II eemIr,
81 t1oros pberftG inter Ger Eaeeifr.
Sistsn sum Ssrfauf iu ben 3 4 ia fen prss
Ten, alle gum Oslzjoonosl 9sb6rsnben Nrtifsl.
Sbr Stpf 1T perltbisoenartie unb arcs unb 1e
ltno ubsrSsu9t, eas iie Semen wsldbs anrufsn,
poils Sefrjeoi9un9 9etsn ftnnen. Sis Dabsn
lsst auf Ioano-
Nsines SpermsSd.
oSsibs QSinters uno 9srbitsOss, BON psrs
tbjeeensu Quolitdten.
Solarel.
Geprest 3SintsrsS SdmalssOd.
QSintsr elephant unb waafibsOse.
Nofinirt Na6sb uno 9sw6bnlltbe6 wols
ffbsOeI.
@srbersOsle, Spsrmsqitbtsr, Guanc &C. &c.
pbiabelpbia, Qu9uif "a, 1947. 2N.
q. S.-Qae 8iter wercsn in bsifer Orb
nung ltbsrIiefert.
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SSpblfeilifer Drug rtD
WieotSins Stobr!
eeSaeOb 3. MarSda0, !,

IEO' OSs
> # DeunifraBe,
Jbiren ,peftlidb BON Ger Rieselbabn,
- 3Seant,rg, 39a
xa 9dlt fortpdbreno auf 6ano elm
- src6 nb pphI anescIuhtes Idortcs
ment bon frifebsn
OrN9s, Mebl3inen uno Chemicals,
neltte ct sn btn alrrnicorialten preilen pers
fanfen ipire. CIR bat ebenlo sin iebr srcBes
Enforcement bon ,poblconRrnrten 9 T. II eb.
bdnocrn, fir Die arinpliebe 5siluns Der
Srhhe. OieIe Srudbdnber ,peroen in fat
alien Sdaen cine Sur bsmirfen. lae bic an
8ritben lcicen tpollen asfallistt anrufen uno
0eb ilterseuseh gr perfauft ebenfalls gas
flor Del lei oct Gallone; aud Elm Gteres
WlitteI fir Die Sertrcltun9 per Wirmcr.
Stealing, Mai III. 69H.
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8oulotten III perfaufen.

Sieln Saulctten selesen an Der Srant.
linttraee slpiIbsn Oct sebnten unc eiIftsn, aul
cerSlpro @eite, enthaItent jsoe 20 Su6 Sront
uno 100 Sub Siefc. Das gldbere erfrass
man bei Dem lintsrl6rietenem ipcbnbaft am
ef oer spenn anp 5ebntcn @tra6e.
Seroinano Z. 9. &Selmapn.
.Neaoina, Oetob. 90. tp.
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Seine Sur, feiHe gesahlma.
Or. GulIcn's inoianifd peoetobilifbes


Or. Guaen's inoianifb peaetabilifbes
5eilmlttel
Serltebert 3u beilsn ootr bas 6elo mirb 1u.
rhferitattet. 9isfs Mspisin III naeb sinsm
ineianif6en Ne5epts perfertist, psl6es nit
sroBen Soften bon sinsm cerfelten. i'm fernen
aBeiten erlanst purpc. 9iejenissn tpelbe
NIT Den Snoianern tstannt Itno, nilIsn pa6
lte Ssnerp beilen cbne bic aenntnib pom
Ulsrfurp, Sal1am ODER etrpas Der Hrt. Oie
seipenbsn baten nun cine 8slsssnbsit sebsilt
gu wereen, cbne bic Sefabr bon Wlerfurp
orer rem unanacnebmsn Gebrancb bon 8als
am.-Stefe Wlebisin bat etnsu anaenebmen
SHtmaf uno Iabt fcinen rieebsnesn Atbem
surif.
3utTeitst BON Ropano unb 1peIton,
iino i'm Srcben une SeneR III Dertanfen tei
! a. Howano, Stun. S76 OlarftItrase
spbilaeelpbia. Z. =. lambert unS Gna.
lane uno nix tl1afen, Nsabius.
Septemtsr 7. l847. IS.
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Or. =. &ienle'S berlbmteS uuo uu.
fsblbarss ORittsl CUR itbern tno unfsbl6arsn
fsiluns Der innern uno 6uecrn pei o
burd Wafcben unp @innebmsn gum 8erfauf
in bisfsr 9rufsrei; preis Sbalcr Die Slafbs
nit psn caju 9sbtrsncsn pupsr.
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syeSer1t, SSeoeraa
Bon 124 bi6 As Gents bas Yfunb.
qBo blfeil fir 9 eor9elo!
SIN @r0Ez unS &lsinperfAuf.

2C o . tII TIT . q q T Z tIU.
SIN Groe> unb &lsinpsrfauf.
.Trtenr(cD G. .TrHaer,
n6belbdneler ii, 3cior9er tibcrbaupt,
yto. AIS, Ofarftifra6s, obsrbalb Der @tften,
gt@bleite, SraosNsbs 9s9snibsr,
ID II, oelptta;
3Sc jebsrSsit iu babsn 1T Elm srcse5 2(Gortss
msnt BON Setten unb M Matrassn, &c .
frdufelte 6aare uno Ssbsrn, Stibs
lsS De Settla ben unb Spie9s n,
nsbif o0en anbsrn in oa6 cbi9e @sitbaft 9sbos
rsnnsn IrtifsIn, Su ben oasrnietri9fsn Saars
9losprsien.
ge. 9. 9tlls @6er msroen psrbir9t bsfrieeis
9snb su fsn.
YWlaSsIpba, Sspt. 7. 3M.
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Or. 0ienle's gorirs uno SIutreini=
gunges pillen,
Die tsilc Sur 5nr wieDsrbrfsauns Der gse
iunobeit, 70 chen erbalten uno gum 8crfauf
i'll rieierss ss0ruferci. Drcs 80 Sent, bic gro:
6r. unp 25 Gent bic fleine Dor.
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Contribution Der Ser. Staaten
in bsutibsr @prabn NIT jrusfmd6i9sn 2tns
msrfun9sn unS @rfldrun9en bssIsitst, it 70 sbsn
srbolten uno gum Ssrfauf in biefsr 9rudsrsi,
DreiS so Gent bn5 @remplar.
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2tu oie Sreimdder BON Serfs @auntp

2ln ote Sretlllduer DON Oerf6 S0uffU.
Sreunoe uno nIitburser :-Sb srifatts
@ub menen tpdrmifsn u. psrbinolblfsn Danf,
fur bic febr fbmsidelbafts uno libsrals llnters
ifiisun9 bic ib BEL Der nsuliben QSabI BON @ub
erbalten babe, unb fir Die 9rose Shmne srsls
de it fir oaS Wmt als @bsriff erbieft, mcs
ourb msin Name auf ben Meturn 9sfsst murs
be. St fible banfbar fur Die gbre uno boffs
@uer 08cblwolIen ju iibern, ,penn ib in 3us
funft piebsr um Cure Stmnpn unb @ursn
@influs bitten fclte. Sb psrbleibs, Mitbir9sr,
@uer 0rsunb uno Disner
John petteiSer.
9eppsmbsr 2, am,
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9le0te &ailer>Yiuen.
ginsn @prratD ad,ter KaiferspiIlen juif
srbalten unb gum Berfauf in oiefsr Srufersi.
greuner's Oermifuoe,

Gin isbr wrffaines Mttel sur @ertrsbune
Der Bdrmsr 10 sbsn erbaIten unb gum Ssrs
fauf in bisfer 9rudsrei, YrsiS 25 Gent,
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Or. Sriecrib Seblaub'5
SlSunD : 8aliQn1,

Gin erprchtre 5eilmittel far Sranpftbdssn,
Setnltts uno @tih wunpsn Scrrsnfnsen,
Nbeamatiemue IT, {. no.. 1T 70 eten erbaltrn
no gum Serfauf in oicier 9vndsrei-preis:
25 gents bas Gldstten
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ccSOG)aa NSe0crt.

Sefenbdnoler, Sfen. uno Ste6. S6miot,
erlautt fteb, icinen sab(reihen Sreunnen bier.
nit anSusciaen, pab er fcrtfabrt fein Selhdft
in alien 3ipeiecn 3u betrciten, unc slpar am
altsn Stanb, so. 81, i'm oflitben Dlarft.
Sieref, nate lei Serto's Sotsl, no man
fortpdbrsnp cine binIdnslicbe Ineipabl ben
- > e fen eber 9lrt
@N finoen miro, nomentli6 Rob:
~ Mere complete Kodbefen, ,pef.
tbe fhcn felt mebren Sabrsn i'm Sebrauh
unb psaen ibrer sutcn ei9enfha1ten binldns:
lltb tcfannt 1no. gbenfalls Kobler's nsue
luftbithte (air-tight) patent & 0 tb fen.
Serner Uopeoo's Empire & eb en-. fill
Soblsn unb Scls, msltbe tei ben &unftauss
itellunsen i'll Sctcm S1sn.O Oorf mn pbilas
belpbia cas crite Yrsmium erbieIten 0sls
Ocfcn ,perben perbilrat pa6, lte alle bic giscn:
fcbaften beNsen, ipeltbe cenidtrn 3uaefdriss
ben nerpsn. .-Sernsr, alle @ortsn BON 6cI3:
mb Scblen: Oefen, gum &ctraueb fir Spar:
Tor, Stubcu &htben mn onpsre 3immer.
2(lfe Nrten bon 0ledbsCfbirr, Ofenr6bren,
&obt6pfeu H. {. 10. lno jsrer5eit Ucrrdtbia
uup ipcrren auf SsltelIuns fhnca unO tlQi9
perfertiat.
9anfbar fir bic fisber aenohene &une.
(ebaft MIRO er it6 teitretem anch pdbreno Der
bcrannabenccn SabvsSeit ourcb prcmpte 8ss
birnuna uno tiai9e preiie alle 9enjeniaen
oclle Sefrieoianna 81 aeben, Die ibn init il:
rem Spi4vude beebren m6sen.
gtranina, 9eptemter 81. bo.
81. y. 2lte Ocfen unc anperer 8u6 mer:
crn III 2auGb an9encmmen.
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QSertb Der S5QnfnOten.

2tQ: tisjeni9en Sanfen, meltbe nit einem
Cs) Stern bsSei6net Ii"b, baben sntpeber fals
lbe cbsr um9sdnberts 9tptsn Don perlbisbes
nsn Senennun9en i'm l!mlaufe.
gl(le nit einem CD Sreui beieibnstsnSans
fen marsn frtibsc 6fsntljtbs 9epOltts Sanfsn.
@61f nibt ratbo am Joten ;u nsbmsn ror
Sanfsn bic in cisfsr Cite nltbt benannt Iinb.
sic Ino stwspsr 9ebrotbsn Gbsr ibrs Rotsn lino
un9on9bar.
Sanfen in pbiIaeelpbia.
Ramen. 9i5eonto in YbiIab.
Sdnf Don 9tcrtD Amerlto* par
Nortbsrn QibertisS' par
Nennfplpania* par
penn SaRnt6lpt par
Der Scr. Staot.E 25
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8ormsr6 u. Ms1anie5 9anf par
0irarb pittp+ par
&eniin9tpn DO. par
Sanf Of @ommette,+ par
Wanuf. II. Webanics par
Medbanics Sanf in ptil'a, par
Vbtlabelpbta Sanf* par
Scutbparf Ditto bar
SbuplFDa Sanf, par
9Seitern Sant par
penniplpanien.
Sanfen i'm SSnnern oe6 9anbe6.
@bambsr$bur9 81 ebombsr6burs z
Gsttlsbur9* 3u @sttlSbura, Z
YttSbur9, gu pitt5bura, 3
Susquebannd 60. WlontroIe d. II
@bsFsr @auntp iu 9Seithsftsr, par
9slamars @ountp* ;u Sbsifsr, par
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qemjStaun Su Qsmi5toun, par
Micblstaun su Mbbletaun, z
Mont9cnnrp Cos III Hcrristaun par
9acrtbumbsrlanb III Hprtbunberl.p par
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Garli6ls bttp* 81 @arliSls, z
DpYlestaun Ditto sn OpDlestaun, par
Cation btttp* ;u gaiton, par
@rhan9e Ditto su Yittsbur9, +
Certificate 2
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erie pittp 81 @rie, Il
Sarmsrs II. 9rcperS su @npnsSbura. Ii
DO satlbar III eurrant Sonbs Ii
6ranflin Ditto Su Wafbin0tcn, I
Farmers Sanfp. Buds GtD s.Srtifol par
SarmerS Ditto BON eanealfer* su Qaneaifsr por
Sarmsr5 Ditto, bon. @eabin9* Su &sa. par
Farmers Sanf bon Sbuplfia @auntp 2
| joarrsbur9 Ditto su parrisbur9, !
(ocnssbals Snnf su Scnesbals, |
Qanfaifer 30. su Qanfaifsr,. par
saneatter gauntp Sanf, 5u .<aneaftes Dor
Qe6anon be. bu Qebancn, 2
MsrbantS u. Manuf. Sanft pittSburg, Z
Osononacbela Ditto bon Sraunspiue,
Winers Sanf bon pottsoille, par
Office Der Sanf BON Ysnnf. oarrisb. par
Office DO Do qaneaifsr par
Office 90 % Ns0oln9 par
flee DO 60 Cation par
SaplorSpae Dslamare 8riiGen 60. a =
Gomanba bp. su SpDanba, -
9Beff Sranb Sanf, 9Eilliamsport IL
gSpcmin9 Sanf su Wilfesbarre, Ii
Drrf eittc* u Vprf, !
9fep Serfep,
Sslpibere Sanf' i'll 0elvitere,
Burlington SO. 8anf, Mebfcre, par
Commercial Sanf' Psrtb amtpp n
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Soi6enllbrerl Sl1ipelen, &c.

&dufsr Scn @itsrn bisfsr
art fno sin9sIapsn oas
2thcrtsment Su priiftn uno
Nuftrd9e iperoen erbstsn,
NIT Der 8srltbsruns, oas
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-05-24
Marshal Soult's Opinion
OF GENERAL TAYLOR.
.Toila IN, Soldat. -

s.VOila an Soldat.v
We take pleasure in laying before our readers the
following extract Of letter from Paris written by
thst very able Journalist Mr.. Bennett, Of the New
York Herald, with view Of showing what Mar
shal Soult thinks of the old Thunderer of Buena
Vista, and what Europeans think Of the rascally go
vsrnmsnt that left him at Aqua Nueva, to be dos
stSoysd BY Santa Ana.
.But tn return to General Taylor, and the war
ON the Rio Grande. The accounts by the last
steamer had left that gallant man victor il il true
in the field, but still surrounded and enclosed by
the Mexicans in such way az to leave his position
critical. Every American here believed that he
would overcome his difficulties, and his dispatches
satisfied that belief but all unite in censurng the
imbecility and injustice Of the American govern
msnf--both President and Congress--in conspirng
to place him in that unequal and untoward position
We are still anxious for the next news about Vera
Crux--and until that comes we will be porting over
the Isst accounts, to extract comfor, from their con-
tsntSL
Among military men, General Taylor Is consd-
cred ops Of the greatest gsneras Of the age It il
asserted, without hesitation, that he has performed
o. much with the means at his command. a ever
Napoleon Or Wellington did, was informed this
morning BY . gentleman, formerly a distinguished
diplonast in Europe, that Marshal Soult, on read
ing the rscent news, and particularly Gen. Taylors
dsspstches, declared in emphatic language, "HoiIa
an soldaf'--as much % to say, "a great general-a
very gTsat general" These are private opinions
naturally coming from competent judges, but such
idsss arc never allowed to influence the press, or
gensral thought which is invariably hostile to Anne
zicm affairs.
The treatment Of General Taylor by his own
(.
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cox. SrocKroN-This compound Of yain-boast.
ing has written a letter to John r. Thompson, Of
New Jersey, the would-be Tory Governor thereof,
that he DrD command General Kearney, and that
Keansy submitted to his authority in the two bat
ties Of January last in California &c &c. If it be
true that Kearney did submit, il shows how high
an estimate he placed upon his country's cause at
the perlous moment, when resistance 70 The usurp
cd power Of his inferior might endanger the
Of our arms. The truth is. there is not arro-
CANT and ignorant officer in the naval service than
this same Stockton. He is purseproud, and devoid
Of Ill nobeness Of Iurpose-two qualities that al
ways 60 together. We hope the time will come
when this politician PostCaptan will get his des-
srts. The interests Of the country require his abb
sencs from the navy, and there is not man who
will not rejoice at his dismissal from service He
has supported by his wealth, Van Buren,, Harrison,
Tyler, and Polk, all in turn. Taylor will not need
IT, thank God and we trust the old Hero will take
care he shall not any longer tarnish the cloth he
now wears.
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government, in giving the chief command to ano-
thsr and in taking from him his best troops is very
much blamed here by every American. On this
point there is no division of opinion.
trust that before this can reach New York eve
~ anticipation that we now entertain Of General
Taylor will have come out right and uppermost.
His talents his moderation, his wisdom, his nodes
ty, the ample dignity of his dispatches, and his
conduct in the field and in the council have already
created in Europe . greater name for American ca
pacity and power than any event since the revolu-
ton or the deeds Of Washington"
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HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
AND WARDROBE ARTICLES.
Gentlelmen's Quitting Store.
M III. STEVENS, Browns Hotel, calls the
Nls attention Of his customers. citizens, and
strangers, TO the large and elegant assortment Of
Long-napped Oregon Beaver Hats
Drab and blue gossamer Summer Hats
Black ustred Moleskin Hats =
Do. gossamer and ventilated Cashmere Hats.
Also, small assortment Of fine Panama, Manila,
Straw and Leghorn Hats.
Military and Naval Chapeaux and Undress Caps
for the Army and Navy, for every grade Of the SER
vice, on hand, OF made TO order
wardrobe Articles.
Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Robes 1e Chambre, &c.
All Of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
M. HI. STEVENS,
may22 l0tifeo Late Fish & COY
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General Taylor nominated in the Bardsto,on
District. The Wing delegates Of the Fifth Con-
OCCASIONAL District, who met in Convention at Bards-
town on the 10th instant, and nominated Mr. Thomp.
son for Congress, adopted the following resolution by
reclamation.
RESOLVED, That this convention believe General
Zachary Taylor to be eminently qualified to preside
as Chief Magistrate over tho destinies Of Repub
lie, and now nominate him for President in ls4s.
The Bardstown Gazette says that the resolution
was received with a unanimous shout.
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o. The slaves Of Mr.. Morgan Smith, Of
Lowndes county. Miss, lately made up fifty
dollars among themselves, to be sent 10 Ireland
70 relieve the starving poor, so far as that sum
would extend! And yet Mr.. Polk only gave
the paltry sum Of $50 for the same object,
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From Yucatan. Laguna has been taken pos
session Of by the U. s. brig Porpoise, without
resistance, says the New Orleans Bulletin Of
the 18th instant.
We have seen letter dated Tobasco, 18Th
April, which says, thatin consequence Of the
boats of the U. s. steamer Mclean having
been fred upon, and two or three Of the crew
wounded, the steamer went up 10 Juanita. a
small town on the river, and demanded all the
arms, which having been obtained, she return
ed to the mouth again.
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II S7k Some Of our brethren think we speak too
plainly, and use terms. such as aTory," &c, which
might be dispensed with to advantage. We address
Ourselves to the Masses and call things by their right
names. Away with your holiday phrases, when
public liberty i At stake. We would as soon think
q making speech on The hustings in Hebrew, as
ofdssling out to the well meaning and honest yeo-
man Of the land the wire-drawn distinctions Of po-
itical speculators The Tories are, and always
have been, the advocates Of Royal and Executive
patronage and prerogative. in opposition to the
rights Of tho tax-paying people. Then why not
give their true name? Heaven knows, thar hire
ling pressss havelost ne opportunity Of imposing on
the credulous and unrsAecting, by names which,
however offensive, have the quality Of attracting at
iention and temporary belief If people will do
naughty things they must be told Of it, and in terms
not % be misunderstood.
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o. A volunteer at New Orleans made the
following piquant speech to the people on the
18th inst. and we commend tito the especial
attention Of Mr.. Polk:
"Bnt Bonyvister was the field where ex-
tinguished myself. fout like man, gentle
men--I did. seen old Zach on that id
old yaller charger Of his'n, and if the Mexcans
had touched hair of his head we'd mas
sacred every mothers son on 'em. That old
man can't be fetched by any thing made in
Mexico, or in the United States either with
Mister Polk and the Democratic party to boot;
i ne can, you may have my head for a foot
ball.o
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Do roU HEAR THIS, Ma. Polk On Monday,
the 18th inst, large and enthusiastic meeting was
held in Columbia-the very town whence you were
dragged to occupy the White House-to consider
the question Of The next Presidency. What do you
think the meeting did, They dd--not nominate you,
their old townsman. They unanimously and with
the widest enthusiasm resolved that they would vote
for the old Thunderer Of Buena VISTA Gen. Zachary
Taylor, for their next Chief Magistrate. When
your own household deserts YOU is It not time to give
over prosecuting the man whom God has raised up
to succeed you?
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CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM
SODA WATER, SC. &c.

Vl inform the ladies and gentlemen of Washing
ton, and visiters to the metropolis that she has tn.
ken the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Barnes, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between I'd and Sd streets,
west Of the Depot, where she will at all times be
prepared to wait upon those who may give her their
patronage.
Ladies' and gentlemen visiting the Capitol grounds
will find this establishment convenient and plea
SAINT resort; while no expense or pains will be
spared to make the Ice Cream and Soda Water Sc
cond to none in the city.
All the Injuries usually found in confectionery
constantly kupt. Call and see.
may2l I'm
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Indian Fight About the LIST Of the present
Indians. Two Of the Otos had been overtaken on
hunt by the Sioux and four were scalped. A
squaw escaped and told the tale, whereupon the Of
tos with some Omahas went in pursuit and found
the Sioux in swamp Of grass 10 which they set fire,
end as the Sioux fed from the flames they were shot
down and as many as eight Jared this fate and were
scalped
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Co The Cincinnati Enquirer, Tory paper in
the confidence Of President Polk boldly asserts hat
no demand Of territory has ever been made Of Mexi-
co by the Administration as the condition Of peace,
Treasure up this abominable lie for future use The
tolls are gradually drawing round the Administra-
tion-tois Of its own making. Let US all pull sea-
Oily together and we shall yet live to see an end put
to lying in high places.
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Or The Louisville Journal says that, judg-
ing from he accounts il has seen o I the Colum.
bia, Tennessee, meeting to nominate General
Toylor for The Presidency, it must have been
heard three miles off. 1t was heard farther
than that. II was heard by Mr.. Polk in the
White House
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o. George Brown, Of Beverley, Mass, late
Y. s. Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands,
and his son, are supposed to have been lost in
the brig VIM. Nelson, which sailed from Ho
nolulu. August 9Th last, for Manila and Can.
ton, and have not been heard Of, although Ma
nilla dates Of February llth have been receiv
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