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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
Mnterifantfe6es Setlmtttel.
GbomlonS Sprup BON 8beers unS
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Inter aQen Witteln, Ole in Den leBten Sdhs
ren se9en m9enfhmlnofuht @rtdltunq,
Ssuitcn, Asthmd, Srcnd,itis, SeitcnIChmer,
Sen uno dGe Sunaen, So1ls uno Sruiftrant,
heifen 9ebrautt Tuo. bat fIb feiues 70 lId,er
uub befpdhrt 9efunoen, ale oas cbiae. @s 1T
mhatGh ein uuperaleid,lideB Wittel. Die
6eufrdff. oes Cheers, Die in 9unacnfranf.
heiten allaemein anerfdnnt ia, perbinpet es
NIT ben Bufun9en Der meiiten tcuiIdhcu BE,
setabdien, 70 bae es fir Die benaittenStranf,
beiten oas bette unb elm unfeblbares Rittcl
ab9bt. r.-
Vcrsn9tid,e Gerite habcn es cmpfchicn.-
9ieBt mar oas feIaeHce 3eu9ns, ceS Doctor
Sung, ces emtnenten 9Iu9euarites.
.pbilabcIrbia, ben sten Sanuar ls47.
Ssad,oem i'd, In meiner praris fomobl als
in meiner SamiIie Stcmfcns ,nldmmenae.
feBten SHrup oon Cheer. uno Sapkaapbta
9ebraud,t babe, behaupfe id chne 3duoern,
odB es Die bette oerarti9e WeeiSin iif fur 9eu'
&c, Die an Shmiubfud,t, Souffen, @rfdltung,
BrHit' Hno calsfranfbeiten ieioen
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Sebr ipunberbare Sur. Rad, elmer @rs
fdltun9 Dor bier Sabren behiclt ih einen Ia,
ffi9en Scufep. lSas Id, bel Der ununterbre,
dlenen .Sortoduer oicles Nulfens lit an
Shwdd,e, 8ruhfhmersen, Tadtldweieen,
9ltbembeldwercen &C., feine Spraebe fam
es befhreiben. 9elesentIid,er 9Iuspurf bee
@iters erIeibterre meinen 3uifano, absr Der.
mebrten meiRe Surdlt ea sr .bluti9e Stret
fen enthielt. -
=, Die Sebanolung Der affste unb ibre ale
Apeli,h enipfcheneu MtteI btiebeH ObHe @r,
fcta, 70 eae id, meinen Eau als uubsiIbar
anfab, Dcd, ansenebme @nitiufd,un9 J.
Dret Bcdlsn 9cbraud,te ih 5bomIcnS ,u,
lammengeieBten Sprup, uno ltche ca nad
eiuer Stdid,e uergina nleiu SNulten uuo id,
fnhlte midp<erlfdrft; ndd wslterem @ebrau
die 1T. uisiner leberseu9un9 nad, mein lie.
bst 9ebcben, ,uue nit Der WurieI aus9srcttst
R. Searnep, 242 .. 7te CTR.
gu baben bel susnep uno Didicu, Tcre.
OF tsds Der stem nnc Sprucs, pblac., uuo
bet ~. @uth uuo Comp slnenfauu.
pfei8 Der grcseu SciteIn 81, bosr 6 fir
So Scitet &ud, uer 9tahlhmnng.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
Drufer : Q(rbett.

NlIr 9Irten rrnfsr,artsit Wirc in oicfsr
Tru6srei III ben aHrrniecriafcn prrifru, II.
1uf rif FIirirife 2Iu,ci9e uerrtdltct. .H
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25

6. g. 8cn 3dsen,
prter Souter,
Stepbdu Ballet ir.
6 9. 9fenharb,
@phrofm @rim,
q8iaiam @ceImaH,
SamneI ei0btcnp,
Soeurp Beinsbelmer,
Schn Scfnrann,
@li Stedel,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
Calenper fir 1848.

SdlSlieer fir ods Sahr 1919, lIuo frcbcr
ertalteu rpcreeu uno teim Gircesn uuo Rtci
nrn lthr biiis ~ psrflnfcH, an rem Snh
ifchr ueit
80 81. 8utb uno Gr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
Girp6e pprbe,tocmDe Ale eDiiin.

Sbfd,cn Dri9bt'S inciauiihe oegetabtln
fct,e Diuen 5riumphe anf Sriumphe errnfi'
aeu babeu, in Der Soeilung ucn bartnddI9en
Standardization, eben nad,oem lie 9dniih
aufae9eben tporoen ipdren, uno nadoem dlle
aneere Miitel aefebft bdtten, 70 mag oenc6
Die @emalt ihrer 8orbeu9un9 9credtsrneiie
ale ibre fr6nenbe Storie Deid,aet
fpsrben. "9Binciflrme. fngt man, "reInl'
aen Die Cuff" aber Winoftilrme ifeaen anb
llubeil an, uno flno feipeit Gin uebel. gSdre
es In Der menIhlid,eu @emalt bas eleftriids
@leidgemidlt spi1den Der @roe hno suft su
bebaupten, mare feline 9icihpenoi9fslt tir
Stiirme, neil Die Cuff INNER rein ieln mllr'
be. 90 nit oem menlhlidcn 8orper. 9Sen
oerisIbe. bon franfbafter unreiniafeit fret 9e'
.halteu miro, it eie Sepequng ifet uno gee
iun6s; ober penu jcuen unreini9feten er'
laubt piro fid, 81 oermebren, rpire ild) stne
JSriIs ocer 9 turn erbeben, rpelder lm'
mer mebr ober peni9er 9efdhrItd, III.
8rt9ht'S inotantf6. oe9etab. Dtller
Gnc aleihIam ,pohl asei9nst Den Surm su
pcrtiiten, oeer mdei9en nenn er font. Nber
8erhutun 1T beiier ais cine Sur, ne
benbei 1T Ie pohlfeilcr une peni9er mut
Iam. Der slufIfub eines 2a9rs belm Din
fano elmer Sranfhsit hat fih offers tOotlid
erwislen, II. 1T aud, INNER idwerer ~ nber
! lpinoen. Die Sranfheit, oerurIdd1t eurd, BIZ
Serdnocrung bss QBetters, bches eeben
uCtb9e 8epe9uug, ftren9e @inhainan,fett
amtlid,e Bernirrung, coer fouifwas, III cei
effect auf ben 86rper febr dhnlidh-tt 9tctd,
fam 9efdbrlid,, NIB fam curd oteiel6e Wfit
tel entfernt peroen.
Ooif cu eincn s. II Il eng 9aet eenielber
nidIt Sur 9Iusscbrunq reif Dcrocn. Sllt ci
nDspeptic 2 Soite bidb Dor SDpcdcnorle. le.--
3mei YiIlcn ieoe aneere Tad,r in eiuen lee
rem Md9cn aenomneu, niro oih bapcn FIJI
riren. Nnr Ropfpeb 1T feline Weoiiin bef
fer ale oiefe piaen, mic aud, fur Seritcpf
uns, jene frud,tbare Rutter bon Sranfbei
| teu.
9l9enten fit 2e6a Gauntp.
93eeiiter Sffcc in sIaentaun,
peter Willer, Sd9erspiae,
Samuel @amp, Oteu Grlpoli
8. 9. @eB, Steinsptlle,
ccnas Caas, QDnnoille,
ecIhua Seiberling, Seiberltn9splae,
Gpbraim Srore0, Sc9elspilIe,
QBilliam Gern, Sber Wacuu9ie,
Waesler II. @roman, Sreini9suilte,
q. Ocooer, Grerlertauu,
9larpn @reman WiIerstaun,
c uno 9. Weaoer, Wacun9ie,
JRrause uno @erbart, @oopersburg,
9eui 5fuerr, @lauspille,
Charles Saittsl uno 60, 9. Q8heithau,
Sclcmcu g8eapeu @acun9te Squdre,
Solomon Srp uno 60 9copersbur9,
@barles 91itter, RitterspiQe, .... ..
cSohu SoarmcnD, Sad1cnoile,
9epi Sitter, epnn 3auufhip,
Nathan @erman, Sjermdnsuine,
q. uno y. Grcs, Shnedspille,
Ballet lmo ecpan, Ioro QSbrittaa,
Sobn So. 6aul, 90 DO
eowca uno W'&ee, Sicafrieos Birdie,
y. u. 6 eaubad, 9dubadsutac,
Iatban Se9eiD, @ranepilIe,
G Oartaher, Saucon Bailey,
&. SO. Dds,
9lbrnbam Gong, Sctberclfsuille.
91eubeu 9uth, II. Co., 9Ilentaun,
Sfftccs gum @erfanf Siefer piGen ituc Rc
1863 9tace Strase, pbilacclphia 1893 Gre
mont SraBe, Bottom, uno 28S @rccnwic
Srase, u. YUrf. .. ...
4 Sept. l3. naIS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
.O,.rrst,, /! &Smrrts |!

!Gmrrca !! Smrrn |!
Sas lpcblfeillfe unc beife sldortiment
Sausubren, Safubren Selpelrp,
llno Sdncps9lrtifeln. H n
Sepr9e Stein,
Soaus> unb Saf llbrenma6er
E= ra. Aaentann. sm rnr
lF @ Beuad,rid,figet ebrerbies
- ti9ff feline Sreunoe uno oas
X%E$&. Jpublifum i'm An9emeineu,
US sGkS Gag er fceben bon HeuDcrf
MS - ,nrnd u sstetrt & rig e. i.as;.,. unO Sss.i,
oas pchltellite unb beffe Slncriiment Outer,
an feinem alten Stanoe IN Der 0amiltcn.
Strase, swifden Sdaer's uno Sarber's @i'
Ienfobren. Grin Stod 1T gut eeipdhlt uno
beffebt unter ancern aud meen9nen Daus'
llhren, bon alien 2Irten uuo ben nieori9iten
preisen gclcenen uno Glbernen patent yes
vcr Qepine Suartier uno anoern uhren Nl'
brrue 3i1,h. uno 1bee'e6ffsl 9cloene, ftIbers
ne uno platirte . ri q II oon jecer Senens
nura, fd,idlid, fur jeoes 9Iltcr, uno ale mar.
rantrt oas fle aus ben befcn Watertaltsn
befeben.
Grin Stcd SetpelrD III aroe uno fplcnoio,
uno entbdlt ale Die mooi9iten 9Irtifel, iclde
als /: @oloene, flberne nno anoere Sruif'
ipellen, Shrriu9e, Sin9erriu9e, 9cloene ut'
rcnfctteu, SflnGeL &c, 9clcene uno illbsrne
pencilr Sales, 9oloene Seoern BON oorSu9lt'
der @nte, prdd,t9e illberue StrdbIe, muil'
taliGhe Srren, uuo cine Scrfhteoenhrit Sam
cD grtifcl. @r flblt oerfIhrrt oaB Die obi9s
an9efnhrten @uter bic bette i'm Warft iIno.
uno bietet fIe benz publifuH an ben nieort9'
fen preisrn an.
@r lenft Die sIufmerfIamfeit ces pubIi
fums befonoers auf ieinen Stcd Soaus'
uno 9 a d.ll hreu, uno bittet eud, crit be-
| ibm anSnlprrden, che ibr icnffwc fault In
Dem er ilberseuat fnhlt oas er eud nidt MI,
aleiu nit grtifcln befrieoi9en fam, fcnoerr
mas mebr widbti9er 1T = init ben prei6en-
feline @nter Inc 9leidfalls ale warrantirt.
0auss, Cad uhren uno Sepelisren rper
csn 9eIhwino uuo auf Die filrseite SlnSci9t
repaSrt, unc cnflir gut 9eiianoen.
Gr fublt eanfbar fur Die bereits ertaltenl
llnterifiiBuns, uno bpft eurh pinftlite guf
mertIamfeit ieiner @efhdftc, uno Elm Der
lansen ale Su bcfriebiaen Die bel ihm aurn
fen, cine IIberaIe 8uncfhaft fernsrbin 5u er
| halten. ....
Setober I8. mob,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25

glperpsoler Sat3. 1000 guldbel eio.
erpccler ssmataears SaI,, 900 Sdds bc., 50
fsinss ccy 800 DO. Daifp. jum 8ertauf BET
& pres, 8CrH So.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25

I5at tcltAnpls auf !5ano Gin srcBcs QfIcrtment
srlcenr Inp flternc SatuDrrn, all fclscnren tttsen
preifen:
Sclbnc Serers, NIT rclrn Suirrlrn, $40 90
Siltcrne 90. 10. 20 90
oSrleenr Scrinss, init rrlrn Surrlcn, 80 90
Silternc 10. l3 90
Slternr Guartiers, 81 ttrb 10 90
Olit cirrm srcBen a1ertintnt ron ftt6nett Surpe.
1rrs 2eaarcn, ais Cbrs uno fSin9crrinsc, Srufn
eclr, Qrmtancer, 9cbnc tno liltcrnc Ncneis, 9clcs
ne Soften, &c. &tcnfalls Gin rcllit1nrScs NfTcrs
tmeut sunette, 0afeut unc srip6bnlibe ubrcnSlatr,
ltbrfceern, Serges, 3erntIatter ttnb 3r9rr rrn jr
Ger Srnrnnin9, ,-tiIrjum, cine rrllitdnei9c 2uspaM
ron ltbrmdder, .6anpmerts9etbirr unb ltbrmatrrias
lien, auf rrltr CT bic 2tufnrrtlamtrt Der 6anblsr
i'm &annr ~ ten irintbt rs
Spltr, bic ctipas ans rtisctl Saat tratittn, mtr,
ben rs 10 brcn 0rrtbcl fineen an,uIrrettrn une III
untcrtuebrn, e9r fs Irnihrr talfcu.
SSacob 2abomuS,
9c. 246 Wdrfts Giraffe,
unttrbaIt hsr sttn, Ybilar.
Strt. 10. nqI 3
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
95anf s)lact)ricbt.

Den 8eroronun9en Der contribution unb
8rfeBe oiefes Staats 9cmis, aebru bic lin.
icr,eihncten biemit 6Fentlihe Tadrid,t, oas
ile, nnb icId,c Die iid, nit Der 3cit nit ibnen
percin9cn mc9en, cine Sittffrift ali bic Sc
les9ebun9 ucn pennIpluauieu gu rid)teu be-
abStdti9cu, fir Die Snfcrpcraticn elmer Sauf
uuter ccm 9tamen uno Stpl"Die aue ns
tdun Ban" {" nit eincm ntI9emeincn
Sanf' unS Disecntirunas priuileaium unb
nit clnem @apital BON fnuf uno lIebsig tan.
leno 3baler, uno Dem 9prretht es su $3.50.
600 ansiuoebucn, uno irtnlo aIs fmf,ia
tauieuo 2baler eiubesnbIt fub, @jeftdfte
aufan9en III fonucu. Die 8dut fclI in Der
Stabt aaentaun, ecdd eauutp, erri6rt
tpereen. - -- ------ IL
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-14
CORRECT YOUR OWN ERRORS.

| The town Of Bdcyrus has within short
time, produced one Of the greatest men that
lives, himself being the judge.) All other
critics had better at once Danish than to fall
in his way, for his pen is more cutting than
any old aooman's Tongue, and his criticism is
even as sensible as his braymg is loud. If
his wisdom, with the advantage he has of
showing it, does not make him a greater fool
than he already is, he may yet make very
smart thing. He says, :. promised in my last
Communion to leave the editor of the Pio-
neer alone in his glory.' We suppose after
serious reflection, it was thought that his in
teresting productions could not be well dis
posed of by the readers Of the. Forum. He
speaks of Shades and I'VE wouldn't be sup
prised to see his genius cast the sun in the
shade if he only perseveres. The word
ATTEND as used by us, he ridicules as he
thinks amazingly, but probably without know
ing the meaning of the term. Itappears from
Webster that the term attend implies being
present, to abide or be in store for This was
the case at the weddings The chickens and
other things were present, in store for those
that were there. 'Onward paths,' he asks if
they are dangerous Such green things as
the Bucyrus Bachelor, the one that writes for
the Forum is always in danger, and had bets
ter be careful of his dear life.
This aooutd be, talented and learned Bach
elor could not have lived in the days of those
getting Died. on certain occasion, by Sqr.
Campbell. He had better be careful or he
may accidentally get Died by some squire.
When men wish to be smart and correct the
errors of Others, let them first know enough
to correct their own glaring mistakes. Either
the Editor of the Forum or his Bachelor in
copying extracts from our paper have pH-
fully or ignoraHtty made many errors which
belong alone to themselves. And the errors
in our articles, as copied, are not the only ones
that appear in that paper, as past publications
will show. Remove the mote from thine
own eye.'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-14
Gen. scott's Proclamation---Nvho
brought on the yVar1

brought on the war!
Gen. Scott issued proclamation to the
Mexicans, from Vera Cruz, dated April III,
in which he says:
"Mexicans! At the head of powerful
army, soon to be doubled--a part of which
is advancing upon your capitol--and with an
other army, under Maj. General Taylor, in
march from Saltillo towards San Luis Potos,
think myself called upon to address you.
'Mexicans! Americans are not your enc
mics, but The eaemes, for a time, Of the men
toho, a year ago. mfsgouerned, and brought
about this unaaturat aoar 5ettceea itco great
Republics.
Upon this point, Gen. Scott differs with the
federalists of the United States. Some say
the war was brought about by the march to
Rio Grande; others, that it is the Presidents
war, waged for conquest! But Gen. Scott
says ii sgds brought about by the men ,cho
misgorerned .Nerico year ago. Now, the
question is, who governed Mexico year ago!
If Mr.. Polk governed 1T then he misgoverned
it, and brought on the war; according to
Gen. Scott. What a contemplate prediea-
meut whiggery is placed in by its candidates
for the Presidency Statesman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-14
Latest from the Army

From THE RIO GRANDE.--The mail YES
terday morning brought US a copy Of the
Monterey Pioneer, and also an extra Of
the same, announcing in appropriate terms
the victory of Sacramento. From this
extra we make the following extract which
not a few herebouts ould do wen to re ad
aud be wise Enquirer.
Mexico will now surely believe that we
are not merely fighting, as Saata Anna
says, for grandeur, but for an early and
an honorable peace. And allhought there
are those in the United States who de.
light TO denounce the administration for
having engaged the country 10 an unne.
cessary and cruel war, and those too who
do everything in their power to render
'aid and comfort TO the enemy, they must
not think the war will not or cannot be
carried oa by our government; on the COZ :
trary they must be well aware that the
government has but to unfold her banner
10 the breeze and her sons will eagerly
hasten to support it; even TO rally around
il and sustain il on the walls of the Mon,
TEzuNAs, lift be necessary to carry the
war that far into Mexico, to conquer
peace. Mexico should also know, that
those who oppose this war are but few,
that they have no weight or influence ev-
en-; in the party and community in which
the more sensible and patriotic portion OF
them allow them to mingle. But before
this war is ended, these reckless depisers
OF their countrys interests, will wish that
they had in the oosei washed themselves
in the waters ofPatriotism and came 10 our
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-14
THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANpUsKY, MAY IA, 1si7.
THE MEXICAN WAR.

The American army is again triumphant
Santa Anna and his forces met our army once
more upon the field Of battle, and again was
he defeated. The American fighting for the
honor of his country, freedom and equality
can never be out done. His patriotism, with
a just cause to defend will always give him
energy to gain victories. Every day is the
fact made more plain, that the war with Mex
leo is necessary one. The victories gained
by our army, the treachery of the Mexicans
and every thing connected with the war are
convincing evidences in our behalf.
The American army was necessarially sent
to defend our country and MAINTAIN her rights,
and it never should be withdrawn until an
honorable peace is established. Let us yield
now, and again and again may we be called
upon and compelled to enter the battle field in
defence of our rights and honor. Let battle
after battle be fought until every fortfcation
in Mexico is taken or her people are brought
to terms, is the best mode for our country.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-14

o. The Pioneer says our Bachelors COM
munications cause the Forum to be much
looked AFTER He'd better procure Bache-
lor to contribute to the columns OF his sheet.
-Butyrus Forum.
If we could find another as great Jackass
in chrstendom as your correspondent, then
we might procure him for your particular
edlication, for there are but few persons aside
from yourself, who can see the great wisdom
in your Bachelor communtions. If we were
printing some things and wanted to make
money, we would prefer your services to any
bachelors, even to the married one that writes
for your columns.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-14
A Corwin suyme' to be read in the
Churches.

AS the Chasier of the Circleville Bank, in
letter to our neighbor of the Journal, pro-
posed to have Mr.. Corwin's speech read in all
the Churches, the editor of the Watchman
has proposed the following 'hyme' to sing on
the occasions:
IT raitor to thy country-go!
H aste the quick to Mexico!
o 'er thee let her banner wave,
III axe her furnish thee a grave,
A nd 'scape thy injured country's hate,
S richly won a Tory's fate!
C oiumhia's free men own thee not
o hio bushes at the thought.
r ank with Arnold's deeds, thy name
w i'll in hist'ry share his fame,
n every page in every cline,
N ow, and through all coming time
We think the Cashier, from .dopa south
has met song companion that will make the
occasion go Off in style Statesman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-14
GREAT FUN.

Miss Leslie and her crowd make a great
deal of fun wherever they 60. Her compan-
ions, as well as herself, appear to be able to
carry on their business about right. They
sing the 'Old Gray Goose, Rose of Alabama
and some other songs, very well. Shouldn't
wonder if they satisfy every one that gives
them hearing, that they are a very funny
set. The closing scene of the first evening
was the richest thing we have seen in this
place.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-14
We make the following extracts from

h We make the following extracts from
1.-The Pioneer.
LruT. Cor. JoMs B. WELLER.-We we're
much delighted few evenings since 70
| hear an address delivered oy this accoIil-
plished soldier and able statesman, the of
Gcers ofhls Regiment Such an influence
tid he seem to exercise upon the feelings
of his udiiory, that he appeared for the
moment to have descended from the
dignity Of his official position, to use with
the more effect those powers of reasoning
which have SO often commanded the at
tention Of the people of his native State,
and OF our national Legislature. Vnlua'
Bile as are his services in the field, we think
that his commanding eloquence could be
used with peculiar effect in the halls OF
C congress, in opposition TO those members
who have Iabored so long, and SO jealous.
ly, to prove the injustice oftheir country's
cause, and to render her an object Of con
tempt 10 the eyes Of Mexico and.the world.
FIRE.-About day-break last Friday
morning the Market -house Of this city was
discovered to be on fire, and in a few
ing was consumed. The fire also commu
oioated to the Mexican prison which was
also conside erably injured. A number of
concealed arms were discovered, consist
ing ofmusk cts, hand grenades, fuses, rock
cts, &c. Ii is believed that the fire orig
mated in a Restaurat, but some Of the
Mexicans assert positively that volunteers
Sc fire to The building. II this be true,
the perpetrator, of The deed should be
origin of the fire was purely accidental
AcclDENr.-Robert White of Capt,
Bulen's company, Louisville Leg lost
his hand by the explosion Of one of the
rockets, found durlrg the fire on Friday
The hand was SO much shatter-
ed by the shock that amputation above
he wrist became necessary, Which oper-
ltion was performed 90 the spot by DR..
Matthews, assistant Surgeon to the lie
zion, and was borne by the suffarer with
furtitude.
(3- We learn with pleasure that the
auk aud file Of tue lst Ohio Regiment
ave taken measures to present Major l..
; DpINGs W ith a sword to cost $500, as a
oxen of their respect and thanks. This
oxen of appreciation could nat be bestow-
d on more worthy person, or one in {
HON the characters Of a soldier and
entleiEan are more truly combined.
{)-}- A few days since The Cd Reg ment |
{ Mississippi. Volunteers arrived in this S
ity. They are as iDe a body of men as
have seen lately, numbering about sew
o hundred electives. They are all arm
with rifles, of the same make as those
{ the lst Regiment.
The Louisville Legion Lad set out upon 5
he return home. The discipline and |
I'd high character Of this corps are much '
Iuded by the Pioneer, I
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Proclamation of Gen. Scott.
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
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vera Cruz, Aprll III, AZ.
Major General Scott, General-in,C Chief
of the Armies of the United States OF
America, to the good people of Mexico:
Observation-Disclosures! AT the head
Of a powerful army, soon to be doubled
part of which is advancing upon your
capital--and with another army, under
Major General Taylor, in march from
Saltillo towards San Louis Potosi, | think
myself called upon to address you.
Mexicans! Americans are not your en-
emies, but the enemies, for time, of the
men who, year ago, misgoverned you,
and brought about this unnatural war be :
tween two great Republics. We are the
friends Of the peaceful Inhabitants of the
country We occupy, aad the friends OF your
holy religion, it's hierarchy aud its priest
hood. The same church is found in all
parts OF our own country, crowded with
deyout Catholics, and respected by our
government, laws, aud people.
For the Church of Mexico, the unof.
Tending inhabitants Of the country, and
their property, have, from the first done
every thing in my power to place them
under the safeguard of MARTIAL ia,o against
the few bad men in this army.
Ny orders to that effect, known 10 all,
are precise AID rigorous. Under them,
several Americans have already been
punished. BY dne for The benefit of Mexi.
cans, besides imprisoement, aud one. for
a rape, has beea hung BY the Geek.
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ing from our acquaintance with him that he
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