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o CONSUMPTION CURED. al
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life,
The Great English Remedy for
D,JJ. Io.,rL, s4b,no md Oons,,,, N t;o,,

COtdS NOngNS, LASCHtHU una COHSUMpLtOH
,r7cu ,s t1r1,c ,prANpATSAM tho ra,t rolb per,pdv
for pccoral and Pulmonary Diseases sl stands u95yallsd
a,u usT b oints INV inoyyn to the ciyized
I IT, LINZ ~ trini in he Tinted states during which
World lhLee yfot U " MINI t Fioyida has opy served
time lF9 peth uioup' -, W. ~ ~ ~ tta cn,;ntr. s
70 establish us peemheh uig''S " al p ~ IN tSd y1rsf
the sreat ana Only reliable remedy monarv Dis'
ease and the hest and most agreeable curative Of ali he slight
forms OF colds cough and Inflammation a can poss Dc s9H
SDttnp ct Hood lis e. ~ T. ynajiI 'c,ect
lng w c p,P H rs prian RssaI
ed ana prevented by the use OF bucnans sSa tnn
Whlch he'u' tHe ".GVtou uthpIi., q, 81 snnnd and
ces and restores those vital organs, the lungs, TO sona ana
hcathy cohul'loh Remember this: aPPndaS6c, ~ ~
always arises l'oW ~ III so,rCr o+
later terminate addah person who raises blood once viii
glse again. unless proper Giaye Is o'T""eS f c
Pam IN the side. ins us'en5 - - f m If
s1m5' ion " rI from Hira,'i hbii
the lungs or the membrane called tIe lleua OF rom moT
agctoI f o. tue a a. ' d f hr,hing npJ wears
calon OF disease vents mn ana if9S DfeaIhs ahu WS
away he natural strength OF Tue SYSTEM nc cuse m @
tom should De removed at once ana hoths I p5pS lC
t o1oeI so Spoeauy anu napy as c scut nY ~ m i'
discovered ny ~ bnchan Wch IS en.rey 'egetpe " Us "s'e
"e'''' WI P'''o'g f =" rdn tle i"er i Liver
COMPLAINT: dn oaseS VI np f1c,oJ nJ alec tho
- awI ii ; NOR o. S 5s 9il, % @ ,i
r.tcmi re o en- nd in Mi these orgns nartirnr-
r ,b I WIKI ,' n "u bde G oiS and pytIed
Y ~ upuT we tveI' mon o i F y, ii
& II b o e o dcf md noyeri Sim
ca{ IL II DC o, , an T1grouS , i, 30 u @ to IL
p " h NM o'e NY W. u"" Wy III" PRash Jry bart
'.cu i u! vs. winter cough! hinh 4ii,ay l., 'o
e "rp H voIg. ~ Inv @ il h"n u[t t I t6e
n Rnio IL 800, " ] and i,,n,nacs he ybne
breathing apparatus removes ali morbid nacus and other foul
MATTER pure and animates the blood improves the sccrcVe
power of the spleen liver and oherarge glands and the dges
organs, and mpars life to The and emacHted
TEN. PrO, chi+i- difficulty Of breathing harsh cough Il
Shiny III OhCHlVl93 eXpectoraton, with all other symptoms
causedby affection of the air uo leading from the throat to
the lungs directly pnd recay cured by the use oth adj
mlIant remedy OF d. bncal; dn Is very PAINFUL Wtafng
ana injurious complaints ana always mas powerful tendency to
and soften the ngs and thereby to induce inc worst form
OF pulmonary asas ne warned III the W ahlcted and en-
Ply ms valuable remedy. I'uberCIeS in the limos.
Inc hungarian Balsam Is ~ ~ - NV AN'i 90
the only popular remedy whch mas any poweto dissolve remove
anu ou[' uoIrGe' H, e nes mtfeaPc as t generally e.
leGn we nave e most monGuon ma conclusive evidence C
sustain inc assertion tat Fu'h IT'S direct ana immediate effect
IN eases Wnere heIG ne HaueI organic detect IN TACT 9,
cohnoeet + lne american AGENT I'll IT'S power to cure te "o
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TILE Pill e s.
4 Cure for Life Secnreo

Il Cure for Life Secured.
NR, UPHAM'S Internal Remedy For the cure of the
81 Piles, Inflammation of the Liver, and Spleen; In
hammaton, Soreness and Liberation of the Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; lmfammatory and Mer-
curiol Rheumatism; lmpurity OF Blood; Weakness and
inflammation of the spine; and for the elefof Married
Ladies.
The Vegetable Pile Electuary, 5 %Y 6q :!
Upham distinguished Physician of NV York city, The only
really successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing
plant tho Piles offered to the American public
nal 4aS 3 a9a Internal Remedy "S C" cure dny
case Of Piles, either Bleeding Blind, internal External and
1t is positive cursprcdy and permanent is also
nent medicine 10 take, and improves the general health in
Each Box twelve ses, 3d per dose is
very mild its operation and may be taken in cases otthe most
acute Inflammation without DANGER All external applications are
in the highest degree dsagrceab nconvtnnt and oppressive
and from The very nature Of the disease, temporary in their objects
This medicine attacks the disease source and removing
! the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent
InAammatory diseases A Wa o6 1n1 T n,opgy
for the Of the Piles yet proved itself medicine
e booa 9s Of an @
inflammation and congestion of the liver md spIeen.
and alteration of the stomach hoWel kidneys
bladder in inammaOy and mercureal rheumatism it the hes
Fc m GEss If s Gaad Impurities Of the blood
arising from the impdcnt mercury, other cuuscs;
dseasts the skin scoious affections in all cases wher,
the blood powerfully determined to the head producing dzz
and distress, Dr. upham's Eectuary entirely unvaed
10 married Ladies' y MaGH ia ds 4Gf h a Unn
and injurious disease the piles with consequent inflammation
the stomach bowels and spine weakness in the back flow
blood to the head The Eecuay perfectly safe preg
ladies' and the most useful caarc that possibly be
ed, twill NOT only the piles aud all nfammaory dis
eases without pain irritation, hut will easy time
safe delivery, and sound constitution in the Offspring.
Cure for life guaranteed tnn ne no 6 %nsr @ S%1
Cine; alOes Coocynl Gamboge other powerful and ir
tans pugatyc No taking cold while under its influence
no change in diet necessary If taken according 10 the drec
tons for life is guaranteed Pamphlets giving valuable in
formation respecting this medicine be obtained of agents
I It's.
d. Bndce, 1870 Washington street, Boston, General agent o
the New England States For sale by Collins Montpelier:
Peck burlington; John Smith, Jr Chelsea RUSSELL Mid
debury butcher St Abans and by dealers in medicine gen
| orally throughout New England. 40 vol. 4: ly
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Ocs-A BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN
Such may SIERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES be truly called for
they have saved thousands of children
caused the mothers heart leap for joy when she had given up
all hope for the recovery her offspring And when
bced that destroy thousands of children annually and
is spected and when known that these Lozen
and certain specific, destroying them and
bly, bringing them away surely the heart ofevey parent will be
filled with joy at the announcement of such bossg And
only the Doctors preparations for good but his COUGH
LOZENGES have succeeded in removing and curing
veemte of Cough and Consumption when hope had
taken flight and despair pictured the friends
around We acquainted with of wonderful
performed and would refer the inquirer Dr. Sherman
pamphlet fcurcs. The CAMPOR LOZENGES cure Headache
in five minutes, relieve all Papiaton Nervous Complaints
and Cramps; and the POOR MANS PLASTER is without doubt
the best Strengthening plaster in the world. We would
commend all whoare afflicted try the Doctors epnmton know
inn tina; they will be disappointed in their expectations
For sale at III NASSAU N " and by s. Redhcd Montpe-
ier and by one agent in every town in Vermont 6 ly.
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NEW STEAM BAKERY.

T. CROSS & Co.
MOULD inform their friends and public generally that they
w manufacturing
Common Hard and Soft, Graham and York
CRACKERS.
:, A sP1 ;qP Po%E sE'' Of Soda Biscuit, &C.
and will sell the cheap the times will admit
ayThose wishing buy will forget to inquire for
Cross s. Co.'s Crackers.
Those who NAV wish to favor us with call will find at
Langdon's Place, rear of $. Burbank's store
A choice article of Family Flour,
constantly on hand, cheap be bought elsewhere
NIB Fairbanks Sre,cs for raising Buildings, to
let at The STEAM BAKE HOUSE.
Also-Gralan meal made from pure Genesee Wheat
T. CROSS, Co.
Montpelier, Oct. ii, 1877. 4l:3mos
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"HOPE UNDYING HOPA is the constant attendant of the
poor consumpve, while the commonly pursued in his
huryng him to his last resting placethe grave, And
how strange it is that any thus suffering should he willing
have his life sacrificed because done in scientific manner
Yet is every day affair The true remedy is hand Sher
mans 0osaOnan, All Healing asan has relieved such
willing to believe in its virtues should make tralof and
then they will only be satisfied that all this said OIL
the letter, will also recommend their suffering friends
the hest remedies they have known for
kinds asthma pains the chest and side difficulty
of breathing bleeding Of the lungs, and cpen consumption
One trial will sy the sceptical and tie medicine with
in reach Ofall
For sale LOG Nassau ~ " and by s. p Redfed Mont
poier and by agent in every Vermont 25
and 81 per bottle. Vo46ly,
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Ii. Wards Cash Shop.

NOTICE" The subscriber informs the public that he
" still carries on the Manufacture of
MEMD@ Esz@rMVG
at the Old Stand, south end of the Arch Bridge Berlin
side Those who wish to get good AXES will find it
for their advantage to bring good AXE Poles and get
them Jumped exchanged for New ones, WARRANTED
good be found For further assurances, Just
give trial Those who have had them speak for
themselves.
N. B. Cast Steel NAIL HAMMERS, ADJ, SrR1K
ING HAMMERS, Hammers for Drilling and Splitting
SytOne, and Elliptic SPRINGS. (4Ow9) II. WARD
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CIICKNER's sUGAR-COATED PILLS are every where the
rage. And wherefore no For all other medical compounds
make before they make BETTER while Cnckners
Pills pleasure from the first instance, and
without giving him suppose that he had been taking medicine
at all. Had Byron been living he would have called Cnckner
Sugar Coated Pills the Poetry of Medicines for heretofore
inc in nearly all its forms was nearly as disgusting 1t
beneficial the evil s most efecualy removed for Cnck
Pills have medicine whatever
duCe If the and gripping attendant the operation
medicine and their speedy effect In removing all impurities
from system be exceed by any ether medicine which
has been discovered.
1903 Mas New York and by s. Redfeld
Montpelier and by agent town Vemon IS cents
veli;6;iy.
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AFFECTION OF THE LIVER CURED
TMENTY YEARS sTANDINGl

CITY OF New YoRK, July, 81, Is47
This is to certify, that Nielsen Larabee have for pc.
riod of twenty years been subject To dry, hacking
cough and pain in the side and chest attended with
night sweats and general weakness of the system and
have been pronounced INCURABLY coNsUMPTIvE !;
neither the advice Of regular physicians the many
advertised remedies have taken, have been of any per-
manent benefit and yielding hopelessly 10 the pro-
gress of my disease, when persuaded try Dr. Z.
w. VoNDERsMIrH's Indian Cough Balm and Lung
Basam, by the aid of which, all my symptoms have been
removed, and have been wonderfully restored to the
blessings of health and the prospect Of prolonged exis
ence In gratitude for which, and in the hope of BEN
citing Others solemnly testify to the facts in this GER
tifcate. NELSON LARABEE,
Jersey City.
sworI. to before me, this 2lst day of July, ls47,
VIM v BRADY Navor of the city of New York
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still, ifshe wishes to Withdraw them, my pride
says, let her do So.
But pride, you know, is not always the best
adviser
mo. Perhaps the less regard we pay to its
promptings the better
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Rev. b. HIBBARD's
Anti Bilious Family Pills.
Nh CTTRE Nh pay

NO CURE NO PAY.
WE will warrant them head ache,
the Liver Complaint stages. If you not
sed return the box get your money. Dose Om half PHI
70 two pills For sale BY s. r. Redfeld Montpelier
~ JAMES N. HENRY, Waterbury,
SIy GeAeFl Supplying Agent
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DIR. E. ". YoNDERsMITH.

lholan Cough Balm and Lung BalSan.
For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Dys-
pePs,S bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, whoop
ing Tough justly celebrated the NEST wonder
iu curative oil ulmonay diseases in the whole range Of
Pharmacy, some Of our NEST respectable Physicians
use 1t IN their practice-prscrbq it as the best Of all
remedies for Pulmonary complaints, eed Physical debi-
ty, and they unhestatngy recommend 10 be kept in
every family Of a Consumptive tendency
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
cor UMPTION
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SYSTEM.
These pills consigned Local and General Agents only and
travelling pedlers carry them SELL The proprietor upern
tends the manufacturing Of them and them free from
minerals Each box contains 3a-sold ut 25cts. per
The proprietor has such confidence in these pills. would
all who purchase hem that it, after taking
doses accordance with directions. they should be
satisfied with hcm the money will be refunded, charge
cancelled by returning the box useable conditions with the
remainder of the pills Agents selling them requested
farm to this rule.
Families who the habit Of keeping compounded medicines
for general hand should be without them. Com
posed chiefly of the valuable Vegetables combined for the
m0va of diseases already referred they be taken any
time when evacuation of the bowels desired particular
care being required Those taking them may and drink
thorough of the amentay canal, producing but little
sickness stomach hardly any pain in bowels they
unequaed by any thing the kind before the public
Directions for using them
TIE DOSEThe ordinary dose for adult is from two to
six pills. regulating the according the and habits of the
patient bearing in mind always the sker the patient the larger
and more frequent the dose until thorough discharges podu
ed The best time 10 take Lu retiring to bed at night
inamoTy cases, attended viii uch pain, from four % M "s
every six eight hours should be taken until cahac ehe0t Is
obtained.
AS AN APERIENT-yvhen taken merely to purge the bowels
from two to six sufficient. Should they Iot operate eey IN
twova hours the following hg from one TO roe
more pills they will then purge THOSE who
still apparently well in every ole respect should occa
sionay full Dose followed WIN Two or three every othe
night produce a aetionupon the ver and bowels
For further particulars in rel alton 70 these psu ep
eJu sold inhisvage Messrs. REDFlELD, and COLL
10 J;om
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Disease of the Threat and Gungs
CuYcd.
WH1rE PLA1Ns, April 20. I847.

WHITE PLAINS, April 20, I847.
This is 10 cetfy that have been afflicted for FIVE years
with cough pain in the chest, night sweas, difficulty
of breathing, etc. and also expectorated large guam
tity of frothy matter and blood, from which was
duced TO a perfect skeeton nay throat was very much
liberated had lunar causic applied TO my hroatwice
week, but received no benefit have used hun
bred different kinds of Patent Medicines, recommend
ed by my best friends, but all to purpose. friend
of NINE Mr.. Wet, whose lungs has been affected for
two years past. was cured by Dr. Vondersmiths Medi-
cine. He insisted upon my trying Dr. V. | did
After had used his medicine Is days, exPectoraed
large quantities of yellow ield matter, my chest expand
ed, and my difficulty in breathing subsidized. persever
ed with his medicine, and the result has been, per-
fecty cured of all my sickness | recommend every
conSumptve to try Dr.V's medicine, am confident il
will cure you. Your sincere friend,
EDWARD C. THOMPSON.
Sworn to before this 2lst day of April, 1S47.
| A. Ii. MIClkLE, Mayor of the city of New York.
Elimination Of the Lungs.
| New York, June 10, 1847.
Dr.. FoNDERs1dITH-Ih have been subject TO a cough,
pain in the chest, difficulty of breathing, etc. for many
years past About four months ago took a cold,
which settled on my lungs, unable to attend TO
my business during the day. l would have dreadful
coughing spells, that thought it impossible for me
TO survive unless got relief The excessive night-sweas
had reduced my whole body to skeleton l expecora-
ted white rothy mucous, in fact, should give the full
particulars Of my case it would be almost incredible
was recommended to try DIR. VONDERSNTTH'S IN
DIAN COUGH BALM, and LUNG BALSAM. | con-
Sented when had used it about week, my cough
decreased considerable, which gave great hopes.
continued with the medicine according TO directions, and
the result has been that restored 10 health, bless
ing had not enjoyed for years, until the present Time.
sincerely believe had not made use of Dr. Wonder
smiths invaluable Medicine, that would be moul1er
ing in the silent grave Therefore believe that am
doing nothing bat what is Justice, in stating the above
facts, that you may show it to all the afflicted who
may eall upon you to administer to them. | shall be
pleased at any time TO with the afflicted who
+ call upon me. Your grateful patient and friend
II JAMES B. HENDERSON, No. 703 Washington St.
Sworn to before this 18Th day of June. lS47,
= VIM. V. BRADY, Mayor of the city ofNew York.
r Principal Office SO Barclay ST. N. Y None genuine
unless signed with The written signature Of E W.
d iNONDERSMlTIl, NJ. D, and his blown in the
glass of the Bottle.
l. For sale by
. S. P. Redfeld IS State St: Montpelier, w.
Theodore A. Peck mo. 6, Peck Row, Burlington, Vt,
A, Robinson & Co. Burlington, VT Sly
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all proper care OF our regulations, even to The
sacrifice of little feeling in doing So
Thus argued with by her husband, Mrs CO.
megYs, after turning the matter over in her mind
finally concluded to go and see Mrs MarkIe.
TO be Continued
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sworI to before me, this 2lst day of July, ls47.
Wm. V. BRADY, Mayor Of the city Of New York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-11

IT.. last accounts bring intelligence that tn
a.. I.uisyiIle Legion is on its way home. Ih'
-. ..c;ments may be expected in a few weeks
.u,.. Volunteers Of 1916 will be sent home IL
% be mustered out Of service in twelve
..,shs from the day Of their enlistment ne
U.;,.d States must take care that they are re-
.--,.d 10 the place where they were originally
,,ustered into service.
nj the Volunteers who entered heAifo ~
,a,s fru one-third will never return lhey
.nony the killed, the deao by disease, the
.4u.n,urer. TO carry the Anglo-7aNon ciFil'za-
80, into the valley of the Rio tirandt' or those
-,:d away by some casualty. OF those
.,,',u- NOT one in ten will probably center
.h. Army. Whatever others may think oil lleiF
.,o,v or their rewards, they will be glad TO return
:. oiaces where glory is not so earned lhcy
..,. seen enough Of that sort Of thing
7, Nav and June, 1916, the Volunteers mus
tered into service we're twenty regiments
=, 90 900 men. What will be the erect o.
,,k;ny these from service BY the requSition
,b,se months since, the Government mustered
into service, 5000 By the present requisition,
,,oyided il IS successful 5000. or the the reEt-
ments to be enlisted, they will have about '''3'
before October. The total which can D. mas
tered of the new Ievics, before the lst OF Octo-
-, next will not exceed II 900. HE armies
ofScott and Taylor, them will absolutely have
less number of Effective men IN July next then
,hev had in December last. In the meanwhile,
housver the Government has occupied much
rrsoter extent Of Mexico, and several important
ulsces So the Army requires many more
men than it has. Ho,o IS Mcxieo TO b. occupied,
when conquered with the Army we now navel
It appears that the IDEAS and plans Of tn Gov
ernment in a military aspect continually Keep
bLind the realities of its situltion.--Ciu. Chroa.
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National immortality ana Disgrace.

What would be felt and said in This country. if
tae Mexican newspapers in the habit of in
naming the last and bad passions Of their solderv
os promising them the pleasure of revealing in
sao " INTO House at W Washington Would not
.u u p'ous saints. who are every dav tippantly
lang OF the glories of 'revelling in the Halls
=. ''e Mon'ezumas.' roll up their eyes in utter
fsnce al the intamy of such a barbarian
HI Re. now IS the proposal. to reve IN the
~ oi Monfezuma less infamous than would
ue 'nat OF the Nexicans. to rifle the contents of
: " "''e ffouse. violate its inmates, and dance
pss upon the achievement, This is revelling-
~. perhaps the till. of Anglo-Saxon. the claim
superior civilization and higher style or
:. aahity, would Justify the infamous outrage
~, u.s. While stamping them with utter infamy
me wHchword OF the British army at the Bat
- &c VI View Orleans was Beauty anG Booty and
throughout the civilized world it has brou ght in
AMY on that army Is the talk OF .revelIiug in
sue natis OF the Mcntezumas any whit less inn
uorat than melting seldiery 10 riot, debauche
shd ROBBERY upon fallen foel Shame, shame
upon that protiigate American who disgraces his
ceontry and the age in which he lives, by such
oisgraceful language.
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ORIGIN OF NEGRO SLAVERY =.


M bahcfo'', ~ tlc II. ''s' ''' - h'' ''i'
Of The rn.tea o'''t.' I'NeS "n de'f"""' - ,if
early traihc OF me Europeans ~ saves, IN 'lH
middle ages inc 'eiii'h7 pitrhHs5d Ni'l.h NJ IL
ano ehr'stlaisr anu "tiitt7' M 80 az 'i - IN
safaeens III '7Icity '"i ~" >" i'''e '''' VIZ
Angio-oaAoh honiii s"a 'i'ir - ii''~ '@ i''
70 ioieightrS. ne otN.3'St ms ,t''P''i Fu -
grosiaVes from !" e''sih NiIied 'h5. i."t'Fe II
SPAN soon e"gAGeH IA ''@ q III. ",!t y, l''
saves apoheu ~ So'ile P''''S % u' ~ * '"'''
Aher america WIS o'StGFeFte' tit IA .ii"@ "i
hspahioin "rfe imported mo 9p"'h an. mao,
saves. Inc intr"S Nt9lie4 uh c"'sl - y 'fti
hmenci' and hi"haPp"' i1"uSaiitS 81 thf f'i-
ans, "hohi hry ifahNpoIteu I'M" slavery III Fi-
rope an" ihe " est ih"'f1'
CoiuhouS hIHlN'h citS'HF'd "'' h3'iff .ff'i'ti-
cans, and Sent thrih Ihto Spun, thn thry tn'Eht
be publicly sold at SeEitIr. lHr practice o. sell
ing North American lhdian5 INTO foreign pond
age continued Tor nr"r'y Two centuries ->'g' .
slavery was hfst ihtro'neei i"t' Aiat'i'a ny
spanish save hoiutFs' VINO ei'lIi''S.. "i't tHslF
negroes. y royai eniet oil -Pln au'"af'zad ne
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An Extraordinary Compliment to &c oTai
TayIor.

An officer of the Army. lust arrived from We
RI Cruz, intnrps ms that IL was reported The r..
that the Mexican Congress or the Chef of the
Army. had issued a General Order. commenting
that, IN case Of the capture Of Gen. Iuvior, he
shoali be considered AMI treated IS tn tsuest Of
the Nation. Although many may laugh IT the
idea OF Gen. lay Tor being MADE prisoner OF war
by the NcNicans, still II IS by means an inn
possible event; and The idea Is certainly one IN
kecpng with many Of the cXtrsN az ant notions oi
the Mexican leaders.
The kindness OF G n. TAYLOR to Gen Veg,
sending him 10 New Orleans with IN unlimited
draft on his banker his uniform kind tre1tmr mt
TO all prisoners: the food and medical and surgj-
cal assistance bestowed upon the Mexican weun-
ded; the protection afforded the Mexican non
comhatanis against the outrares Of their own
iawless eountrvmen; and the general spirit of
honesty. far dealing. and Justice he displayed in
ali his eonouct- though victorious invaaer, were
me reasons alleged for the proclamation of the
MeNican authorities, requiring him to be respect
ed as the t'iest of the Nation. should he be cap
tnred Such display of nagnanimitv TO al enc
my, has hardly ever graced the annals Of man
kind