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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

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u, atpets and Coach ffNnre.
w. hQck manolael6Fer ana inpoF,sr a1o
Qfteed end FANCY Goods.
y Nl.RElSER, SIS John sfee,. :, sss n,osa
Wy, To- oitfl q Berlin, Zephyr and Tapisseri,
~. revsss chenille, hoss ana mrs
.sAs it,ege'. sipps, cords and tassss, 81 s. rim
.'ss, peadss aull large ssaofl msit 81 Yei. ii rs
as ltiiS Il BROTHERS, 4e John st,est IS,
~ DsonuNoy, Importers III Berlin tepiIsr ,s1rs
y patterns canvass, doss, silk, chenilip. pust
sesl oied six, Fafis fancy articles, einlps. fine,s
NomDss Brushes and Fancy Articles.
WHITE 3 TASKER. Nos. III anil ia vii.
ih g street oefuer Of John street, up siairsehole
sale deners Ia combs Of ev, ~ ,le1cripiipn. hrnsh
q, eIev epd importers Of French, English and Ger
Shirt stock and HOsiefv Warehouse.
JOHN p WAksNAN & CO., rs Maiden Lane.
ana Liberty street, lmpoFtets, Manufacturers. and
helesale DealtFs il Linen and Cotton shirs, Uru.
Ger Shirts, Drawers Hosiery, SCARS, Stocks. Ora.
Yat', Collars. Boscms, ETC.
Gardeners Furnishing Store.
JOHN ll DAWES ONEs, l0s william &
y =. corner of John, importers. manufacture, and
Wi,nesalr deslvs II 1. descriptions ofgtntlemen',
under shirts aud dra eeEs, hosiery. stocks, crvals
soRle, shifts. colles, bosnms, shsponders, gloles
4
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Razor Strops ana Dressing Gases.
C. SAUNDERS Z son, Manufacturers Of "a
Strips and Dressing Cases, III Broadway.
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DapaFeniype Furnishing Establishment.
E. WHITE, IFS Broadway, manufactures AMI
imports plates, cases, chemicals, and Instruments
and every article used in the business. Also
manufactures OF brass rivets for trunks, aud trunk
h.ndarst koa A.,
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Glass, China and QueenaWaTe.
f. w. OGSBURY, 56Courllelid A. between WASH
neion tnfl GgftnNich stiests
Importer aud WI lesale Dealer II EaEthenwaFe,
hina and Giass
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Bricks! Bricks!!

tn WILL seg 70 psIsons Who may desire
u them, t0ei4 6urned tricks at four dollars
per ibOnsand isi tie ysrd-the- each 90 be
paid down on delivery.
THOMAS PEACOCK.
HPzoo city, February &c, l847. 34-4t.
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= virtue q gendiiioni sxppnes. issued
and directed IS ns ID The lolloWine
cases, viii 0tEsl Coz sale ii tie door 81 Tie
Cours House, IN ihe county Washington,
On f0ndag, lke si dag ct, 6z7.
re following named iadg nls, q ag and
satisfy The COSTS dne Is Gle cef couf'
thereon
John Thomas. SEM
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state 81 mississippi, PROBATE COURT
YAzoo CopNTY, Dec. Tenn, 1916.
In the matter &c the Guardianship
ofMatilda Williams, William M.
Williams and David f. Williams.
an reading and fling The pelilloa
- Sebourn j. Williams, Gnardiag of Ma
liIda, William NJ. aud David Williams
minors, this day preferred, aud ! appeariH
to the satisfaction uf the Court 1pnna hear
inc aud full investigation Of he allegaiipn
Of the said petitioner that his said wards u
The .owners Of an undivided 9th part each
of The following described lands, lying and
being IN Yazoo county, Mississippi, viz:-
Eas, half Of southwest quarter, west half 81
southwest quarter and west half Dc north,
west quarter &c Secnon % Township 8
Range 2, West, and that sale Of said land:
would be for lhe interest of said minors. /
Is lhereupon aFdsred 81 the Coafl that /
citation Issue % said minors 70 Be andappea
81 tie March Term Of this Court aud sber
cause Il any they can Why 40 order of sall
should mol. be made.
And u IS further ordered that publication
81 this Citation Be made ia the YazoO Dem
ocrai, and Yaz0o City Wing, fof six week
succe
q frne copy fs0n The minutes.
Attest. CEIAs Ms kiENDER on, Cle <,
81 Il slDNEz PDRKlNs. .. s
e.
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test inpoTtutions.
IOthlng WaFehause

FIls Humble CIOfhlng WaTeh01se
), P. BLA KWELL, No. l79 Broudwas, oppo-
site H6wa d'sstlotel, manufacturer nlG whole ale
AMI tail dealeT ~ lOthing. On hanl u gen eral
assortment Of pee goods; which will be made TO
n,tle,
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Premium Fire Proof Safe.

c. j. GAYLER,S Patent Double Saamander Is
the Only safe at viii resist any degree of heat in
the burning Of huildng--they have been amply
tested aud have never lailed GayIel's Improved
sin.lr Sal imander will resist more intense heat
scr longer p Rod, than any other Single Safes.
The above are nude entirely Of wrought iron aud
composition, and with locks u Durable and secure
as any INV known-and are entirely free from
dampness. "A test was publicly mace b Gre, 81
Gaylef's Sale with others, for "a hnurs-lhe con-
tents OF his we're found in good order the contents
1f the other Saamaner Safes were totally destroy
ed. The first premium medal WIS last year awasd-
ed 10 c. u Cav Ter or the best Firp Proof Safes and
il i with entire confidence the Patenlee aud onh
Manufacturer ntI,as them 20 III who w,sh Il ppr
chasa safes that are Sales. Depot ~ Watel s..
New York.
Billiard. Pool, Bagaielle, Ten Pin Bali
and Pins.
Cue wax, French cue leatheFs, and che sticks
napkin mariirga ard tetthing ing, ivory checks
ana ttior ST mrs, folders, sand buxes, rules, &c
s0aY, rocna, box and liganmy taes iof sale q.
SHARDL0W 81 BROTH Frs 81 Fulton Stree.
up stairs.
Gufneg,s Premium Daguerrtan gallery
Mn. CURNEY, ls9 Bgoaduay. New, Kofs
having recently made discovery 3 which Ike
nessss are produfed unequalled n tl's Of ang olae
country. moud invite eli and sllan9 So IS
20, Gallery and judge g ihe truth q l'ls aaNsf
ement
Bs1e Celeb sea Gold
EH s COZ. Bead
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cabinet Furniture yVareroOms.

WILLIAM SHARP, manufacturer and dealer
in cabinet finatuFe and upholstery guods -ol the
best guilty, and fashionable STYLES, Al No6I
Beekman and SIS Gold streets, New York.
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FRANCIS q LUUJREL, N Maiden Lane. i'm
po'tefs Of every description Of stationary and pa
per; manmaot Fers of account books, manifold let.
ter writer's gold pens, copying presses, crOon inks,
etc, etc. A large stock Of blank bouks, paper and
stationary, suitable for southern and western trade,
al-o, bOuks suitable for county clerks urls, banks
insurance companies and Others. Ali orders sen.
by mail will receive prompt attention..
Francis & LOntFtl, "a Maiden Lane.
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NOfiCe.

I'D LAcKMAN, SCOTT & Co, are ms author.
D. lied agents 70 collect an dues for the ser
wees a my Stallion, Young Leviathan
January 90, l347-30-tf w. b. G0WEN.
fEFY Dung Lrviathan will return on the 18th
OF February next, to commence the spring season.
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Perfumery Toilet soaps. &C.

IUIINCUTI9 -VLUII-- Q TOW LE3II, No s LOnTls7
an5l street, importers mil lNnuIaeturegs, preminm
walnut 81 military shaving soap, theta,Iy genuine,
Invented b. Dr.. P. D. proonl. Toilet and family
soaps, patent candles, penmefy of every variety a
4 he Iavsast r,faa
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IMPROVED COTTON PRESS,

gWyFE subscriber having purchased the right Of
constructing Provosl's Patent Lever SWING
ing uera Cotton Press, for the counties OF Yazoo,
IeaqHena, Washington and Sun Flower, desires 10
invite the attention Of planters 10 this valuable
cheap and powerful engine; andlo offer his serVi-
ces in the construction Of them.-lts durability
and excellence cannot be surpassed, and so peFs
fectly simple that plantation carpenters can exc
cute the WO1k. Individual rights are offered 1t
forty dollars, bin Of limbeTs, irons, &C. furnish.
ed extra Of ehaFge.a Applications to be made 10
the subscriber, Of 70 Jas. ]. B. White, Yazoo city
A.HORNSBY.
Yasoo city, Yazoo county, Mississippi.
The subloined letter l. offered Tor the satisiae-
ton Of the public, which was written By one 81 the
most extensive cotton planters Of the South, who
has recently had one of these Presses erected on
une piaaialion, aud purchased four other individ.
ual rights, substituting them in the place of the
IRON Screw.
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20 VaX PaVern.


Blacksmith Business.
NEl 3 undersigned lender Their thanks 10
their customers fOg past lavors and
solicit continuance Of their patronage;
and would request I'll those indebted 10
them for blacksmith work 70 come forward
and settle their accounts e We are desir~
Gus of winding up our old business, inlend-
ing % remove from the place a the end Of
the present year, and those Who do not set
tie shortly will have their accounis placed
in an officers hands Cor colleclion. All
work done By Us this rear will he eask.
ELLIS e. NEARhiAN.
YazoO city. Jan %. ls47. 29-f
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PInrinc and Yisitinr cnrds.

. GEORGE OOK II Fulton street, Manufaetur
eFef Playing, Visiting and b siness CaIds, Qaills
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anf tFtt
t'e. state. hs he he
sools anu
A pp Ae following IodSS $500 s 8 Poaas A9 naal 10y
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Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes.

. q. }. KRAFT, 4S Naid-n Lare, manufacturer
and Importer ofall kinds IF English, French, Span.
ish, German and Chinese paper, also boxes for wa
fcls, nerdlrs. buttons. pens P lis, &c.
nftnnnrri aind Pc Der Hvnrnhnnnn
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U. +. g. f. DOUBLEDAY, No. 40 John street,
importers Of French, English, and G. tulan slsiion
AIRY, dealers in paper aid account Look manafac
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ADvERT IsEmENTs.
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Beef and Pork.

YazOO City Prices Current.
ooslEsEE6 wEEEl7 81 nI..ls. 1IIEs 8 s.IEsa.l
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n 'I1.l3 Ind CoHDk H0f1 .Te|
P.s,i 81 s.. y manufacturer ana Importer aos
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q THO COPY IT0TIl- Inc FHIUWIess
Affect, CIIAS.. M. HENDERSON elk,
By a. S. PRaKINs, DC.
January Is. ls47. 2S-tjf.
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IYFORDs BALTIMORE PEeTCEs CURRENT. yhosale3
aoIesaIe,) carefully corrected every Friday.

BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Par rnIHe Of Stocks and prices asked and offered.
pREpAREp FoR LYFoRD's PRICE CURRENT.
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Duty, Olive in casks, TASKS or bottles, 80
per cent; LinSced, Hempsecd, Rape
seed; Sperm, Whale and other Fish
Oils of Foreign fisheries; NeatslOot, %
nor .rn,nt Nd inl
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PAINTS

PLASTER PARIs-Crude-Free
Cargo, pr. ton, cash - 3
Ground -. per bbl. "a | %
POTATOES Duty 80 per cent.
Eastern, .bushel - Il -
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BALTIMORE BANKS.
BY ). Harris ~ SON,

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close al 8
P. NJ The dtscountdays are:
UnionB Blk ofMaryland-Me & Thurs
Bank 1fRaltimore-Tuesday& Friday
Farmers Planters ond. & Thurs
Franklin Bank onday.
Merchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics Wednesday & Saturday
Farmers & Merchants'-Mon.& Thurs.
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercials Farmers'-Tues. & Fri.
Chesap eake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings day.
F.P. Savings Institution-Tu * Fri.
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YELLOW METAL-& eahing.
Taunton manuf. Id. - 20 -
ZIN C-Duty per cent. ad val.
Rolled. lib. - 5 Il s.
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nasv. a, 5 per cent? B, 10 per cent; C, 10
nsr rent, 4, 90 per Gentle, 3o per cent
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fny- The following are the rates Of Dunes
in CASH, by the Tariff of December Isl,
lS46.-The Ton is to he understood as
22i0 lbs.
ALUM-Duty 20 per ct. ad val,
----Baltimore, h. - -
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SEAMEN'swAGEs ,,cithsmaH stores

On Baltimore and Ohio r. Road
From Cumberland to Wheeling
AIdze alkinds, lo1Ibs. - 625
ditto to Pittsburgh 90 - 50
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Duty, sheathing, II inches wide, IS DO,
long, weighing II to "a OF. per square
foot. free; other sizes and shapes, IN
mates or sheets called BraZiers; spikes,
rods, bolts aud nails % per ct; pig and
hnr and Old coppet, per CT ore, rec.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES val.
American, Geese lb. = Is - 80
FISH
DUTY on Foreign-caught, 90 per cent
and when home caught are exported,
a drawback equal in amount to the
duty paid on the foreign salt with which
they were cured, shall be allowed.
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COAL-Duty 30 per Ct ad val.
Anthracite, 200Olb "a . 90
Cumberland ...... Sd
Richmond -. bush - 10 - IS
COCOA-Duty 10 per ct. ad val
Trinidad. lib. -
Para .,'sss''
Guayaquil .......'
r,HTNEDE
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PRICES OF FLOUR AND CORN,
At the last date, say from to 10 days, according TO
distance from Baltimore, previous to the date of this
"CirCmlGr.''
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BANK NOTE TABLE,,
Corrected for The
PRICE CURRENT,
Euery Friday,
"
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-16
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

In the city and parish of New Orleans
on Monday week, ihe Democrats elected
both their candidates TO the State Senate,
the same as last year, and the twenty
Representatives were equally divided be-
tween the two parties, (being Wing gain
Of two members. In the parish of JET
fcrson the Democrats have gained one
member.
There is no doubt OF the reelection 10
Congress of Emile La Sere, (Dem. in
the first district; he was opposed by Ed.
gar Montcgui, an Independent candidate
of the same politics. But the announce
ment of the defeat of Bannon G. Thibo-
deaux, Whig) in the second district is al
least premature. The vote is very close
and all the district has not been heard
from. His competitors are p. r. Landry
Dem. and Jacob Barker (Independebt,)
the latter receiving only several hundred
votes.
From the two other Congressional Jis.
tricts, both of which were represented in
the last Congress by Democrats. We hare
no news.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-16

The Public is reminded by the New
York Express" that IN the Congress
which is to assemble on the 9Th of the
next month erery ulem5sr offhe House
Of Representatives has been chosen BY
SINGLE DISTRICTS. for the first time we be-
lievc, since the organization of the Ma
tional Government in 1889. For this re-
form the nation is indebted 10 the Wing
Congress Of ls4l'42. their political op-
ponents having since abandoned their at
tcmpts TO repeal the law, and the States
Of New Hampshire, Georgia, Mississip-
pi, and Missouri, which at first resisted
it, and illegally elected their Representa-
tlses by general ticket, have finally found
the system so popular with the people Of
those States that their respective Legisla-
lures have permitted the general law TO go
into effec. by adopting the District sys-
TEN, and their Representatives 10 Con-
gress have been elected under it.
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WHAT CONGRESS WILL Do.

The New York Herald, in discussing
the chances and probabilities OF what the
coming session of Congress will Go, makes
the following predictions as 10 the line Of
policy the President will lay down in his
message:
"The Presidents annual message will
develope the policy the administration in
tend TO pursue; but as the anxiety of the
public on this subject is extreme, we have
taken pains to learn in advance the views
of those in power. Our information is
of the most reliable character. We can
not predict what may take place between
this time and the beginning ofDecember.
1t may be that the relations between the
two countries will entirely change in the
mean time. Mexico may sue for peace
and accept our terms. With these alter
ed circumstances, the policy of the admin
istration would necessarily alter. But
should every thing remain as 1T present,
and the chances Of peace appear as vision
ary as now, the President will reconl-
mend TO Congress that the war be prose-
ShtL0 oa iOtlS Do ltiCtC oiiasi-CS SHOW Oh
resistance on the part oflhe enemy; that
Uniform tariff be established in the Mex
ican ports; that the roads 10 the interior
be opened and kept open; that the public
mines and all other sources of revenue be
seized; that the enemy be in this way
compelled to bear all the expenses of the
war; and that every important place we
have taken be retained until Mexico shall
sue for peace and accede 10 terms.
"Thc administration Go not desire TO
obtain greater portion Of Mexican terri
tory than that embraced in Mr.. Buchan-
ans project. sent oui by Mr.. Trist. New
Mexico and the CALIFORNIA; are quite suf-
ficient for our purpose. AT present We
have no occasion for more"
The last two sentences OF this quota
ton are certainly cool. The editor talks
IS il Mexico was entirely at our disposal,
and we might take or leave just as much
of IL as we pleased.
There go two words TO such doctrine
as that. aud one Of them viii certainly be
sn emphatic axo!s We have not the
slightest soccasions for an inch Of tsrri-
tory soush Of the Rio GrsnIs. Daily
news.
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Some are coated with rugari others are
made 10 resemble In outward appearance
the original medicine The ssfest course
is. 10 purchase FROM the tsRu!af agents
only. one or more Of whom may be
found IN every village & town in The state
agents for Somerset County.
PARKER q ANKENY. Somerset.
NJ. A. Ross. Petersburg.
Samuel Kinmel. Pine Milk.
G.Parker & Co. Jennerville.
AIiehaeI Sipe. Somerset township.
Auehinbaugh a Bulhaker. ccnuevills
Stevens & Sehlag. Bakerstown,
]. Shatfer Sr. & Go. Stoystown.
w. Chalfani. Burkstown,
Hay & Baer. Lassns,ille.
j. c. Darrell. Smilh6eld.
Culber;son Rankin, New Lexington.
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale
OF Uright's Indian Jisgefebte Pills,
wholesale and retail, i69 Race Street.
PhiladeIphia; sss Greenwich Street.
New York and 1913 fremont Street. Bos-
ton. Cmas4l
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-16
wwTRiGuT'S INDIAN vEGETA.

NNTRlGuTS INDIAN VEGETA-
w PILLS of The Norit American
College Of lleaIih. The Original ard
eniy genuine preparation Every day
is this celebrated medicine extending the
sphere OF lis usefulness, and every year
adding To the long catalogue Of lis iri
umpiIs. A MILLION OF BOXES are
distributed annually iIIioui fully meet
irg the demand Fer some time 3asI,
The sales have been limited solely by
want Of facilities Of supply. Truly his
is universal remedy! Unhcrasded.
these Pills have found their way into the
remotest corners OF the Union. every
where proving their title as THE POOR
MANS FRIEND; and sick mans hope
-ite marvel and blessings of the age.
Fur sri1ing sum. every Individual
and every family May have HEALTH
INSURED TO them, for an indefinite pe-
rod. end what is life without health but
a miserable existence! |, is too precious
boon 10 he tampercd with. by trying
all sorts of experiments upon il. The
sick should use those medicines only
which experience has showa 10 be the
best
Read!-.nark!-Leen'-S inmard
IN digest the following remarkable state
meni from one Of the most respectable
citizens of Northampton co. Pa:
PetcrsviIle, May 4. ls47.
DR.. Wrishl.-ln the fall OF l54l, |
was persuaded 10 use your Pills; and be-
fore ] had used enc box Eel, encourag
ed TO continue, and did continue, unliI |
had used Twelve Loxes. having stopped
at intervals aud commences, again. The
result was, that ia the spring following
left the sick bed and room 10 hich had
entirely been cnn6ned for eighi sears:
during which long period bad recourse
TO The skill Of The besi physicians. thai
could be obtained. and who did all in
their power. bul all Of their efforts were,
in vain, Indeed, | never derived .he
least benefit.
My complaint was originally rheuma-
slc. and was afterwards aggravated by
cold. The two combined became seated
in my Whole system. became helpless
my legs and arms were Of no use to
me during thai long time. in which have
suffered beyond my power 10 describe;
and if | were 30 attempt description, il
might appear TO others an exaggeration.
Nor will Ial:empt 10 tell you how much !
money paid The doctors.
live in Moore Up. Nor,hanlpton ce.
Pa am Tarnssr; am 76 years Of ages and
though YOU ara mnknown 10 me. con-
eeive yoa the gresless beneEaclsr the T
earth ever s.fofded me.
sisaedJ lossn Fsses.
nessss a Couaserf-is 81 AZ sinas' !
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-16
THE MEXICAN wHIGS." ]"

The best commentary we have seen on
the Infamous conduct of the UNION and
lis followers IN styling the Wbig party
Mexican Wings" is found in the annex
ed brief paragraph from the Mobile Dali
ly Advertiser. 1t tappears tha! call made
on Alabama more than six months ago for
FIVE companies has not yet been answer
ed by single company. notwithstanding
the Locoleco Governor has issued two
Proclamations 10 his Locofoco fellow ciii-
zens. The Advertiser thereupon makes
the following
ggestion.-"The Mexican Whig'
State OF Kentucky-the State where
dwells Henry Clay has furnished for
the Mexican war five companies more
than is wanted. or will be received by
The President; while the Patriotic Dem
ocrGtic State of Alabama, that has been
called on TO furnish only fire compa-
MES lacks just .fUe companies of the
number required. Now, we have TO
suggest 10 those companies of Mexican
: Clay Wings of Kentucky, who are de-
sirous OF engaging in the service Of the
country and haze been refused there 10
come TO Alabama, and they can have a
: chance. We want just five companies,
and there seems no prospect of getting
8 them in this Democratic State. Our
people seem TO have decided dislike 10
'villainous saltpetre.'
"Will the Kentucky papers have the
goodness te lay this proposition before
the Mexican Wings of that .rascally
8 Whig STATE and il accepted let the five
: companies come on forthwith"