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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-15
FOR SALE
Ais Acres Of land,

Situated two miles north of Elkton, OIL
the main road leading fro m Elkton to
Fair Hill. This tract will be sold aItogcth
er or divided as may best suitpurchasers:
title free OF all encumbrances. 1t will
divide conveniently into tracts of two or
one hundred acres, presenting on each,
elegant situations for building, with
springs Of good and never failing water
in 30 yards Of each. 1t is all well wa
tered with two streams, one running along
the East the othcrthe West side. There
are on the tract : small tenements, ,
spring houses with other out buildings.
There has been put on the land, 5000
Bushels of Line il the last ten wears.
This land has advantages possessed by
few if any, in the county.
Situated in a remarkably healthy neigh
borhood, capable of the highest degree of
improvement-ln the midst of greatly
improving and manufacturing district
about midway between the Bic and Lit
tie Elk rivers, each in mile Of its bor-
dcrs, each now well studded with Facto-
ries OF almost every description II in
in number, the most distant not
exceeding miles, within two miles and
halfo water and Rail Road Dcpots
giving free outlet to the markets of the
world. City gentlemen wishing coun-
Try place will find this pleasant and con
venient one: from Philadelphia or Balti-
more it could be visited for several hours
and return home the same day. Persons
wishing to purchase will do we'll to APP
ply soon as I am determined to sell in
the course Of this Summer or Fall. APP
ply to the subscriber in Elkton.
EDWARD WILSON.
July 81 lift
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subscriber OF Cecil county, hath Obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
ters Of administration on The personal estate
of Sarah NJ Heath, late of said county de-
ceased.-All persons having claims against
the SAID deceased, ale hereby warned to en-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, on or before The 9TH day
of Apnl 1919; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate All persons indebted TO sad estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 9Th day of April l84s.
CHARLES H CROUCH: Admir-.
April S;h ;4S-6w
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ROOFING e. SPOUTING.
( By the Orphans Court,

December Term 1877.
Upon application Of John Reynolds, Admin
iSra,or of George Bell, deceased, stating that
some uncertainty eNIss as 10 the legal fcprtsen-
lntivrs ut the SAID deceased. Upon which 1t rs
ordered that the said Administrator advert Use IN
the Cecil Wing and Cecil Democrat, once a
week until the lnd Tuesday of June 1915 for
the ega! representatives Of the said George
Bell, deed, oaprear before the Orphans Court
of Cecil county on the said 2od Tuesday OF
June 1913, and prove their claims to the residue
of said estate. Test.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
A true copy from he Records Of the OrphGas'
Court OF Cecil county. Test.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
In conformity with the above order | hereby
notify those eu,illej to the balance Of the estate
Of George Bell, decd, upon account filed ant
passed December Term lS47 to appear before
the Orphans Court OF Cecil county, at Elkton
on the second Tuesday Of June 1915 to prove
their claims 20 the residue ofsaid estate at which
time and place IA final dsirhutIon of The same
will be made.
JOHN REYNOLDS, Admir- of
George Bell, decd.
Dec 18th lS41-tm
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This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, lei
tiers lestamentary on the personal estate of
John Reynolds. late of said county, deceas-
ed.-All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned to exhib~
il the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
March 1919; they way Otherwise, by law,
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
qnesled TO make immediate payment TO the
subscriber Given under my hand this 18th
day OF March. 1918.
GEO W. REYNOLDS, Ex'tor.
March 18th '4S-6w
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Cheap, cheaper, cheapest.

tHe0p, cHfdper, cHedpeSt.
a LIST Of s1mr ut, the cheap goods to be
IA iunnd al % N,ikcl'street.
No. |. 20 Guzui. luLn Cpmi,rc hdk'tS 10 cts.
?. 10 d. cotton REVERE border - - cts.
8. do needle worked collars II l-2 cts.
a. do do do super s Sd cts.
). pieces furniture dimity II J.! els.
6. 20 do French Ginghams II l. , cts.
I. A stout bro. muslins 6 Id cts.
S. A do bIca. do 6 Ia cts
0. A purple prints, II - cts.
10. Goou dark prints, 6 ID cts
IL. Red and White wool Flannels - - cts
II ) pS bro, colt. table diaper, Il - cts.
Together with great many other goods equal
Iy ascheap.. N. w. PALMER, agent.
Wilmington, March Is
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LAND FOR SALE,


The undersigned has authority to sell
two Farms in Sassafras neck, Cecil coun-
ty, Md, lying on Elk River One con-
tanning about goo ogcs'es
Of Land, on which is one of the best
FISHERIES at the head of the Chesa-
peake Bay, and the other containing
about HE slgr3es
d. of Land with two good Land
GSA sa:g ings on a creek. The build
,saSs9l iss ings on both are good, and
1G-1=<12A.saon the larger Tract, the
Dwelling-House is new.
For the terms and further information
apply to
JOHN c. GROOME, Elkton, Md
Marches 'iS-4w
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V'DT'EQtE.

The subscriber having been appointed Consa-
bic for the Third Election District Of Cecil couu
ty, begs leave to inform lis friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to attend
to all business that may be entrusted to his care,
with promptncss.
THOMAS TTlACKFRY,
N. D Persons wishing to place accounts III
my hands, can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander Esqs.
Deer II, I7--Gm T. T.
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Funerals

whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having ii well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MAESIIBANk.
MATTHEW CANTa ELL
Elkton June 27l~ DC
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For ladies.
Blk. kld G loves ass'd.
sizes
Wit. do do
do do do long
Fancy cold do do eve
ry light shade for even
ing dress, dark coils do
for walking.
Silk gloves, plain and
fleecy lined.
do do blk & white,
do do high colours
new style.
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q imps--.4 large assortment of wide black
~ and coiorcd gmps for trimmings clcaks
ana visc,is lust received at 81 Market st ~,
mington Del
Nov, 6,i7, NV PALMER, .fgcnt.
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SPRING g. SUMNER
G. O q I'd S.

EUST received at the old stand next door +
~ the Court House, Il fresh supply of Spring
and Summer Goods, Consisting in part as fol
lows:
Cloths, Cassimeres and TesiingS. Coat
'ngs and Panioloom Sin0s
French Drap d'etre, Angola Cloth, British and
American Tweeds Cashmerets, Plain and Twill
cd Summer Clnlh, Croton Cloths, Linen and
Cotton Checks, extra and low priced Linen
OrilllMr .GnuhrnrnS Sc
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Of Hosiery.
For Genemen
For Ladies

I lpaca Hose, rbb'd. Lambs wool - hos
plain Ninuna l-2 do
Cashmere do do do Merino - do
Mcrino do mixd. Wooden, Cotton and
Andnlusia, new. style, Thread do do
Raw Silk, wooden, cot
ION sc.
Those in want of Goods at fair prices, and
who wish TO buy articles for what they are re-
presented, will please call as above at
g. w. klDD'S.
So Market st. Wilmington.
Der Nh III
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Cotton and PantaIoOns Stuff

embracing great variety
PRlNIS! PRINTS!
Comprising every variety OF price and styles
ss5'&'ss 6nS.sess
New STYLE PAINTED Lawns, Baragcs Porto
Cords l. iIzarncs. BombazIues, Mcusm de Lame
A,para, French ChInL2rs, Caslmnres, Victoria
aliu Elrston Ginghnr,s, Bingham Lawns.
mn NfI-LJD.
Spring and Summer Shawls among which will
be found Rich style Grape, Garage, Mouslin dc
Lame and Thbct mode colours and Black, Rich
Silk ditto.
BV,A&se Goods.
White Cambria and Jaconett Lace Muslin
Book, Null and SWISS muslins, Plaid Jucone
and Book and Curtain MusIins.
Net Goods, Lnces, Ribbons and Gahoons,
Hosiery, Gloves, lldktt., and Cravats,
style Stocks, Linen Goods
Brown and Blcached Cottons, Cotton Osna
burghs, Plain aud Twlled.
Cotton, Yarn, Knitting Cotton, Carpet
Chain, Candle Wick, sc. sc.
All nf which will be sold on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM TORBERT.
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For Gpntienlc II

For Gentienne II
Black Kid Gloves,
Whit. do do
light coils do do
Silk Gloves, whit. blk.
and light Buck an'
Beaver do
aslmcre & Berlin do
wooden do s. mitts
Buckskin mltts.
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This is to Give Notice: That the

Por, Deposit April 18th '4S.
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MY. j. e.. Es. ElRsa0yy,

Dec llth ~
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Silk shirts and drawers
Lambs wool do do
assorted sizes & prices.
Gum bra ces, silk era
watts, silk and linen
lIdkis. sc. sc.
$500. I...... .,..n,,y.,,.,y -
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6ro6mlltbiae Oer3eibuna.

gSdbreno Der 8eli9l 9lonsfrie9e in8ronf=
reib tpuroe elm perratberilber Nnl6lo9
auf oas 9eben oe6 Ser6o96 Don 8uile 9e-
mabt, Der oamoIs an Der Splee Der fas
tbolil1en 9ortei itauo. Giner Der ltrbe=
ber Der 8erlbWorun9 mar elm protelfanz
tll1er GosImonn, Der ltb felt einiser 3eit
am 9ofe oee 6er5o9s ein5ufinoen pfe9te.
Die &sri6worun9 wuroe entoedt Der
9er6o9 belt ober oiele 9to6ribt 9ebeim
uuo IleB oen Goelmonn ouf lein Sumner
rufen, no nOD 5pei Dornebme @eIIttibe
9e9enworti9 waren. Nit 3ittern erl6ien
Der @erufsne uno entfdrbte ii6, als ct
Dem 5,r5o9e ee9enuber ftano. Mein
9err, la9te Der SPRING, Sbr Geiibt per.
rotb Gle. Sic wilIen i0on meswe9en Sic
bier hno; Sie tonnen Sbr Serbreeben
nibt Ieu9nen. - Sierouf bieIt Jpn Der
S0erSo9 Den 9an6en plon Der Seri6wo:
runs Dor. @eiteben Sie 2(ueS Gin, lpenn
Sbnen ibr eeben leb 1T riet ct ibm 5u.
Der Goelmann fiel auf Die &niee uno bat
um @naoe. 8eoen Sie. lu9te oer Ser
5oe, aus welber uria0e wouten sic MIDI
ermoroen? S1 fenne sic erlt felt einis
GEN 98o6en. babe ib Sic enpa beIeioi9t =?
SSener antmortete feline Yripatbeleiois
9un9 CAB mir oieien 2(nl6la9 elm es por
9iebe fur mein Saterlano. Wan fa9te
mir, pS fpi pnp pprbiPnfftlhe 6anotuno
enen Seiuo unierer 8eli9ion gu t0oten.
Der 6erSo9 erpioerte: i6 wiu Sbnen 5eis
gen, cap mene Geli9icn menl6liber 1T,
aIe Die Sbri9e, tpeIbe Sbnen rietb, mid
meu6elmoroeriiber 8eiie um5ubrin9en,
obne cob ib Sie beIeioi9t bate; bic meis
niss bsfieblt mir, Sbnen un9eocbtet Sbrer
f0Ie6tea 2lbiibt, olIes 5u per9eben. Sol
gen Sie tiinfti8 befern, tu9enoboftcrn
8otb9ebern, ol6 Sic iest 9etban boben.
eeben Sie wobl!
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odtet, nit Dem 6eiite lorpobl ais nit Dem
&orper tbati9 1T, befti9e Gemutbsbepes
ounaen unterorii6t uno tiberbaupt 1ues
tbut, was bic Notur 9eifottst. uno Su9lelb
oas unterldbt, was nioernotdrlib 1T. sis
ne refine uno 9eiunce euft mub oen Men-
fben um9eben, webbalb man AUDI penl9er
olte 9eute in DEN Staoten (bouptldbIl6
in Den 8roben Stdoten. mo iie 5uiommen=
eeordnst leben) ol5 ouf Dem eouoe flnoet,
oeitomebr abey in 3ebir9s9e9enoen, no lle
Die reinite Cuff einatbmen uno Den berr,
liben Qnblif erbobener gtoturicenen por
lib baben, trifTt.
Sbomas parr muroe in Der 9rafibaft
Sbroplbire i'm SABRE 1883 9eboren, uno
mar Elm ormer 9anomann, Der itb ourb
feiner t6dnoe Urbeit erndbren mubte. Gr
lebte itets iebr mdBi9, mo6te fib Ole 9es
bori9e Seweoun9 uno wubte feline GPloen:
l6aften 5u beberrIben. Sbne &ranfbeIs
ten bate er Elm Qlter bon bunoert uno
5pan3i9 Sabren erreibt, ols er ilb NIT
elmer gSittDe 5um 6weltenmale oerbelras
tbete. Bic in isin bunoert uno oreiBl9s
tes Sabr perrltbtete er oIe Nrbtlten uno
9in9 lo9ar nit gum Sornorei6en. Grlt
eini9e Sabre Dor ieinem Sooe fin9en leis
ne Au9en unO fein 9eod6tnlB an, lbmob
,u weroen, @ebor uno Serifono bIieben
in potter &roft. 2(l6 er bunoert 6Wei uno
funfjl9 Sabre 5dblte. mabte lcln bobee
1lter IN eonoon pIeles Qufleben uno Der
Aoui9 lieb Jpn nob 6ofe fommen. 5ler
puroe er iebr gut ouf9enommen, er befom
cine Mlen9e ous9eiubter Spellen unosef'
ftrbifen gu e1en, feline 9e'pobnllbe mdBl:
9e eeben5oronun9 puroe oaourb 9eitort
uno oiee mar permutblib Ole SerauIaiz
iuns ieines botoi9en 2oots. llnitreiti9
liest Die uriobe Der meiiten &rantbeiten
in Der l1nmdBi9feit oer Meniben, uno
oas @llct zines Doben uno bon Sronfbsit
freien llters 1T Die Selobnun9 eine6 Elm:
fa9en, mdblsen uao tu9enoboften eeben6
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oer Suncwerfer Sum Shore berein, Der
ielnen paB por5ei9te, uno oann in Die
Staot 9in9. Al6 er feinen 6ut pieoer
oufIeete, fiel ibm Elm fleine6 Stud pa-
pier auf Ole Groe. Ser Sffi5ier fab, ,,oob
aaf Dem p1pier rotbe Ginien 9eSo9en pa.
rem, uao bob e6 ouf, Oo6 @rite, mus
ibm in Die Uu9en fiel, Wor Der gtame je.
neS ermoroeten 6auptmanns. So9tei6
lbidte ct Dem Soancwerfer nob, lieB ibn
5urdtrufen, that eiuise 6ra9en an ibn,
DIE oenielben beitiirdt mabten, unb broCb
te lbu oabin, oob sr fein Serbre6cn( nam:
lleb ienen Moro gu Stofbolm,) ouf Der
Stetle aelfano.
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Srieorib DER Oro6e.

60 bart uno ftren9e oieler &0nis aud
in pielen Studen perfubr, 70 Sei9te li6
bob aub in monben Gele9enbeiten eine
naturli6e 9utmiitbi9feit, belonoers 9e9en
Qrme nno Seorudte. 0ieroon Elm Sci:
fpiel: - Giner oer 3dtbe oe6 &oni9s
bate ibm Den 2(ntra9 9ema6t, oen Qrbel=
tern in oer f0ni9litben Sobadefabrif Elm
Slertel oee tdsli6en Nrbeitslobn6 rpeni:
ger 5u seben. Ourouf erfol9te nobites
benoe &abinetsorore "S6 oanfe Dem
6errn Gatb fir feline CUTE @eiinnun9
uno leinen ofonomil6en Ratb, ftnce ober
oenlslben um 70 meni9er acceptable ian:
nebmbar), oa Die armen Sabrifarbeltsr
obncbin 70 fiimmerlib leben mufen uno
lbre &rdfte bel Den tbeuern eebenemitteln
pouenos Suiesen. Snoefen pil itb bob
ieinen Hatb uno Die oarin bemertte CUTE
@ehnnuna annebmen uno ieinen 8ors
lblas an ibm ielb(t in Qusiibun9 brln9en.
Dem sufotse weroen ibm bon nun an idbr
licb tauIeno Heibstbaler am Sraftamente
(@ebalt) abse5o9en, NIT Dem Sorbebatte,
oob er ii6 ibers Sabr pieoer meloen uno
mir beribten fam Oh oieier Gtat uno 1b.
aug feiner eieenen bduslibcn Ginribtun9
portbeilbaft oosr ibdoIib fei. Sm priten
Sale piu ib ibm Don feinem obnebin 70
aroben als unperoienten Eraftamente bon
uiertauienb Geibstbalern ouf Die 6dlfte
berunterieeen uno bel oieier ieiner 8eru.
bieune feline patriotilbe uno ofonomilbe
9eIinnun9 loben uno oub bel 1noern,
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Die it6 oieierbolb meloen nercen, oieIe
Serfu9un9 in 2(pplifotion (Nnwenouns)
brin9en. potsoam, 30. SUM 1876.
Srieorib."
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Der 1onig uno ole 0efeBe.

Die enslifben Gsiese itno in Sbulo=
laben lebr ltren9e uno Elm Sbuloner fam
Don ieinem 8Idubi9er ouf Der Strabs at.
retirt meroen. 90 tpuroe &oni9 Socob
oer Grfe eine6 3o9es bon Den 8erl0te:
oienern in eonoon in leiner Sutlbe an9e.
bolten. Seine 9ebpobe moute Seuer
auf Die Serwe9enen 9eben, oueln Der SO:
mig bielt iie 5urid uno fra9te nab oerl1r:
fade pe6 1rrsfes. ST erfubr, oob Der
,6ofiottler felt eini9en Monottn funf5l9
pfuno ct. psr9eblib 9eioroert babe. -
Ser &onis lieB Die Summe oen Nu9ens
blid au6Soblen uno ia9te babel: es 1T
ni6ts biai9cr. ais oob oerieni9e, Der bic
Selese eibt, iie oub ielbft beobocbte, oenn
oaourb erbalten fie elff wabree Anleben.
-AE-
4uhauenoe 9ntocfung elmer Moro
that.
@enn aub bistpeilen Der l1rbeber elmer
Morotbot unentoedt bltibt 70 1T oies oob
leltcn Ger Sau, neil Der Sbdter einen
8dbter = oas @ewihen = in iib trd9t,
Der ibn ale 2lu9enblife perrotben fann,
uno neil Die Meniben ju9tei6 our6 Ell
nen Moro 70 febr emport weroen, um
niebt 4ges our Gntpsfuns oes Morosrs
auf6ubleten. oft erfennt man in Der
gntbGquns Don 8erbreben oeutlib Die
firafenoe 9ano Der 9ottliben @ere6ti9:
feit.
3u stodbolm Gin S6weoen) erfbtu9
Elm Seoienter feinen 9errn. oer ols6aupt=
mann in oieler Staot in @arnifon ttano.
gr bate ibm i'm Sette NIT einem Stdde
6ol3 einen tootliben S6la9 9e9eben uno
auberoem nod mebre Meieriflbe beige.
brabt. Qub in mebren oeutlben 3eitun
gen wuroe oieie Morotbat er6dblt ; man
bot Q0es ouf, Den fdbtiaen Serbre6er
babboft 5u Weroen, ober oer9ebens. Sl@
ni9e Sabre fpdter fiel einem SftlSlere,
mtten in Deutiblano, Der eben am Sbo'
re ole Babe bate, Elm altes 3etun9s
blatt in Die t6dnoe, in tpelbem oeierWorc
er5dblt mar. Raum bate ct oos Slott
aus oer 9anb sele9t, 70 Gam Elm panoerns
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2oiemsta0 SEN IS. S1allat0r, 1SYS. S0t
Sas,fsmSc 9fusnstter O..
Jabre. 8, eanse Sfn,m. A3z.
seonaunsen: - Der 1iberale Bcobachter eribsint

: @ Co., $ $ As 8 =
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r1aBigfeit perIangert oas 9eben.
Der WenIb fann iein esben 5par nl6t
piafGbrlib perldn9ern, aaein bel elnem
fonif 9eiunoen Sorper Fam er es oob ble
su Dem Sielpuntte, oen oas Menlbenalter
BON 8ott erbielt. 5lemlib erbolten, wenn
CT IQes uermeioet, rpae es perfdrjt. -
Dasu 9ebort uor5u9licb, oob ct in alien
Dinaen cine 9erplfe felte Sronune beobs
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,horae,s stomach d how They are formed.
Itis enough that isleh d thing does exist as
bolts in horses. and that Il id important how
to get rid of them, when we, ascertain our
horses affected VII
TO; make the hott|or grub, let 60 his hold,
ed sugar, suith q lquart Sbf i sweet mil -iri
thirty minutes you will find !yohr shorsN at
ease; then pulyerizei ei6ne.eight of "a pound
of alum, dissolve it in QUAR- ! of fwarm water,
and drench your; horse latter which, in two
hours or less, give the horse one. pound Of
salts, and you will fnl the botta dead. J.
have never failed. I think this is, after all
the speculations and cures / have seon, the
only thing that will to certainty cure the
botts. i's !s }sEsH
The molasses and sweet milk cause tile
bott to let go and prey upon the sweetening
the alum contracts him and the salts pass
es him Off. Sppitit the Vines ~ q
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Why Ii Money scarce ,

This country cleared many millions by the fam
inc In Europe, and the prices o. staple exports last
year We had min. or ten millions surplus revenue in
the banks &c. when the War began. Yet Money Is far
more scarce now than before The conquest oil Mx
co-busness men are much more embarrassed. Why u
ihlsi wehave left on our old policy Of improving our
country, and begun the European Of invading
weaker States.
The Editor Of the Nee Jrssrasa has Ia the army
and In his last letter from Mexico he thus describes
The Capital during progos. the bearers
Of civil and religious liberty ON Stockton terms
the wholesale slssghterng fhe last eighteen months:
ARRIVING unperceived on the summit Of Contrerss and
point wholly pecied by them, 90 gave hs inse
veil and ytfci<d INFO ftr hcnR cl0fe fhc not
took fret and brought rs man d0uH AL was n0s excite
ment Every man forgot the asues Of the DAY previous
ard his subsequent lodging Ia the mud The Tremendous
Of cannon and musquetry u-ted new life into our
fatgued troops thought not Of the Flture-ry ttoHs
concentrated te PREsEsT-to d,5froy NAM Of
eatrliri could and. therefore being determ ned
do my duty, rushed pee into the fray regardless
Of conssqaenees whlIs rushing on"sin ny ilrlu Q y
lett fell AZ my side BY musset Be The enemy turned
wild huzza made the wskn ring aud the hexicans run
the faster, which az the moment reminded me OF similar
Cerro GordO The victory complete IN few
minutes, ana unframed. We here TOOK large quantity
Of Ammunition and what stood IN much need Of q
number Of pieces Of heavy artillery We chased n IN fyr
dad Me- kerss nialcs muskes znces deserted car
non knspsacks IN fact giing MACH w0id nTe6c n
progress Of t.e vereaHg en<rg horrid ngt but
we had no time TO c0ntemplate IL"
How Oft, how yainy, the maxim, " learn 70 do no
wrong has been taught the nations The conqueroIs o.
Mexico the Government which rushed into 10 give
slaveholters representation IN Congress that would
swamp the free North for another half century may re-
greet Its contempt OF that maxim before long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

NOTHING LIKE ESTERPRIsE-The s.. LSHss IN
isl Is out Ia Avcr o. Telegraph 10 the Pachc The
distance IS osly thol.sn. niles. and ghteen nre
hanirst TIE deserts Of the qraes and Rocky
Mountains tuf VIA; Of TIA; Tie Government can 50
Il ard u Is The duty q those esrustet eith public AZ
fairs take fzrsigsfed view q the sscn ard frture
destiny" (M1Eselr Tons'r Gysin Ct the United states
Telegraph line continues the lsioa .in cor;isus
ton q that Constructed % s. Louis -olt complete
" Annt ate the .stsrce ~ there would be GO nsed
o. whi.ncys RalroA5.) and the Government 81 Wash
rgcn b IN instant recep. o news along the Pscec coast
That line should prccets the contemplated railroad, and
be tnishet In Crs two yesrs. X must necessarily
be Government enterprise and would rive 70 our coua-
ty az early and firm hold The rising commerce o. he
Psci1c.T
Excellent. exce'eut-snt where IS the Government 10
ile money, N the first pl4ce and where = Mr. Poik
D. get the constitutional ri1h m the -econif That
Mexican Is great obstacle 20 Government enter
prises. 1s row and the only nghtningne Mr. Poik aE-
proves Of that line u Government steamers which car
res Goals to Nevcssfle-thsi Is American sold 70 the
Mexican gold mines. lPhlsd. North American. 18th.