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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22
Endure the Piles no longer.


Endure the Piles no longer.
II srFfEsxRs TRnx THx rilrs SretEe. !. tE
DIR. p 3 ms
VEGETABLE ELECTUARf,
THE FAULT IS THEIR OWN.
Try it. all YOU that have the PILES. INfLAMA-
Tlov Of the Liver, Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys
Bladder, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Con
stipaiion, Sick Headache, or any Diseases
OF witch
PILES.
Either Bleeding or Blind, ETierHal or IN
ternal. is the determination Of. and Ike thanks
Of additional Thousands iriH be oppressed.
READ this EVIDENCE here OF CURES.
Though il cannot give the saved one wealth
IL gives A treasure far more glorious, HrtLTH.
USITEp STATES, MARsnALL's OrFicF.l
New York, December 6, 8 ,
Nessrs.KrrcHAu & HESsuAw.
Gentlemen, understanding YOU are the general AGENTS
for the sale Of "Ir Upbsm's Vegetable Eleetuary,' Tor
the cure Of Piles. ] have deemed it my duty to volunteer
a recommendation in behalf of that valnahle medicine
/ have been aii cted for many years with Plies, and have
tried various remedies, tnt with no beneficial effects =
Indeed / hogan TO consider my case utterly hopeless. bul
about the lat Of September last. | was prevailed upon by
a friend TO make q trial oftbe above named med cine.
took his advice. and rejoice Is say that | am not only re
lieved, bn; as | believe, perfectly cured. most earnest
" recommend il To al that may have the misfortune l
be afl ictcd with that annoying and dangerous disease.
Very ~resYect'y Yours, etc. ELY MoOhb-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22
BOOT AND SHOE

- BOOT AND SHOE
NIFACTORY,
ENEGZ4WM1vM JOHN KRU CE, Fashions.
- bic Boot and Shoe Maker, a few
doors below the Monroe House
Main st. WHEELING Va.
HE wishes 10 inform his friends and the public gener.
ally that he has now on hand the hest and most fashion.
able assortment OF FINE in the city, and made
by the best worSmen i'll the western country. lie also
keeps on hand a good assortment of fine peggcd Boots,
winch he sells very low. These, with everything in his
lii'e' ana with close and constant attention TO business
and by providing a neat and cheap article. he hopes to
meet the patronage of a discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
HE has just received q fresh lot OF French Calf SIX ms,
winch he IS prepared to manufacture into Boots and
SHOES tor his friends ON very short notice, in his pecu.
liariy neat and fashionable style. AprI9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22

CHAINS, aud Strengthen. Consumption ran be cured.
Bronchitis. Consumption, Lirer Complaint Colds,
Caiarrh. Coughs. 4sttaa, Splitting Of BLOOD,
Serrness 1T The Cfest, Htonc Flush, Night
Sueafs. Difficult or Profase EJPecto-
ratsoa. Pam in the side, &C. haze
he1n md cnn b. cured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22
GOLG.MBG;S, OHIO,

,..r'i NJ hbENt1 fOk
WHEELING. II K. LIST
AT STEELE \ LIsr's WARRnorsE. WArpR ST..
fEshtf wIlltaker risks ON Buildings OF all kinds. Steam.
I" hoals and cafgoes, Factories, Mills. Keellosts. Flat.
. 'ne Han es and peri's ofthe seas, lakes or rivers. on
'O' iaNofenie Terms. sep Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22
e0.000 cases 81 General Debiiity mud want
of Narxov. Efueruy.

DR.. Tosnsond's Sarsapdriia ipyigorafes the whole sys
tenn permanently. To those who have lost their nsascn-
lar energy bg the effects Of medicine or Indiscft'iua eoul-
mdieI III Youth or the excessive Indulgence ~ the pas
sions, and brought ON ~ a physical prostrati'h "tiae aer-
vous system. lassituda. want If ambition, iainttug Seusa-
lions premature decay and decline, fastening towards
that fatal disease. Consumption. cat be entirety restored by
tbis pleasant renedy. This Sarsaparilla Is far superior
TO any
Euvigorntiug Cordial.
4 ID reuaws aud lHvtguraies the system, gives activity
to the limbs, and strength to tie muscular SYSTEM IN q
moet extraordinary degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22

GAE

Owing 10 Tie great snccrss and immense sale Of DR.
1OWnsends Sarsaparita, u number Of men who were
formerly our Agents have commenced making Sorsapaulla
fStracts EljNirs, bitters, EStrae.s of yellow Dock sc.
Thty generally put Il up IA The same shipped bottles,
and so4ac Of them have stolen and copied our adyeg use-
r1snts they are only WORTHLESS limitations, and should
be ayuaed.
fdueipal Offices l26 FULTON STREET sun Build
I'M. \ y; kedath9 * Co. STATE street Bl-taa Dyott
a Sona l14 Worth srcpld street Philadelphia 5. 5.
Hanee, Dtus-ift Baltimore 4. A. Cohen. Charleston
Mught 4 Co. l3l tHHrtrfs street New 0tiraus les
asati Palrl street Albany anil hy ai tic Qf1scipai
pra siets sn1 Merchants generally throughout tie Uni.
ted sta'es. Wo.t ie'irs aut t. C5,ttu
For sale. wholesale auj retail, by g EPRy0R & C
Agents al ~ Todd's Old siaud, mann s., Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22

II Z the saie.t ana musI cHfelual medieIno TOR PHfI'
hing The System, and relieving the suaerines attendant
upp1 childbirth ever discovered. 1t strengthens both the
mother and child. prevents pain and disease, increases
and enricBes the food, those vino have used IL think
1t Is indispensable. IT is highly useful both before and
after confinement as II prevents diseases attendant upon
chiidbirth-in GostYsuess, Piles Cramps. Swelling Of tie
Feet, Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pam in the
Back and Luins, Fate Pains, Henotrhase, md - rtgu-
latlng the sccrciions and eggaiizius the circulation it has
no equal. The great beauty Of this medicine Is, IT Is al
ways safe. aud the most delicate use ii most successfully,
very few cases require any other medicine, IN some a
little Castor Oh, or Magnesia, Is useful. Exercise IL the
open air, and light food with this medicine, Will always
ensure a safe and easy confinement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22

laIDICIM.
DIR sWEETSER,S PANACEA


-uFa MEDICINE is warranted, on oath. not TO con
i tain a parti Gle Of Calomel. Corrosive suhtnaie, arse
mic. Chloride or Gold. or any deleterious minerals
The NJ ucipie uron which this medicine acts IS y
assisting and harmoHizing with nature Il drives out az
Cont acrimonious humors from the blood and body. and
Fv qs=uilating with and Strengthening the gastric Ilice
* the stomach, il rssisis digestion; in short, there Is
not a vein. artery. muscle or hetve IN The humane h1ay.
that Is not strengthened by tho PtStcKA. and u also
no.sessesth remark able property Of removing mercury
rom tne bnuc. and Joints.
FOR E~RCPTiONs OF II SKIN -scurvy, seor.
tntic Affections, Tumors, S~crofuia. or Kings Evil
WHITE swelling, Erysipelas, Ulcers, Cancers. Running
ssfes. seas and BIies, time and a determined pcrsevef.
auee in DR. SWEErSER's PASkfEA. viii eject a cure.
O INDIGESTION.
Rejection of food. Nausea, Vomiting. Nervous aaec'
tons. Billions complaints. Headache, faleness, or te-
male irregularities. lr. Sweetgers Fanacca VIII soon
erect A cure. hat ifutstinaie. or attended with gripping,
5.inr pains. the dose should he increased. and the cure
will soen he effected. Let not the patients frighteu
themselves with the idea that they arc 700 weak ioiake
much medicine; ht bear in mind that their mildly ope-
rating medicine puts not weakness into The frame, but
most certainly draws weakness out. leaves strength in
IT, place. and by giving composed sleep at night. and az
annette to relish food. teammates the whole frame Will
Vigorous action, clearing the mind and improving th'
sight.
AccOmpdniEd Nth M uouS Debility, are
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22
SPRING FASHION FOR HATH,
4 S4S

K9ATS Of the above style on hand and for sale at my
- Fashionable Hat and tap so c. No. 100 lain st.
where am manufacture. ng No | extra moleskin, silk ard
Beaver. and every variety OF hats of a superior quality.
NJ faciiities for manufacturing enable me to furnisha
much finer, tighter and more durable hat at lower prices.
than any other establishment in the city. All Those
wishing 10 purchase the handsomcst and lest hat for lnu
price in the city, will please call and examine for then..
serves. lmar w. w jim son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22
HORACE WELLS.

II w GLIIIIS.
""LNi of u CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
AND Printing Warehouse.
- variety OF Printers Materials. OF he i.,es,
nj " Fas.e u mos. durable materials, wholesale and retail
per"ons pIees' WIN a very liberal discount for cssn
win he f,r"ih ISL 80 purchase an Office, on apnIirs,ion
tne c g mtn,shed with an estimate OF the ausnii,y sni
DOVE dom. . o u, by their stating the work re1uirrd 7, q IVY W.
aone, me size of their paper. elD"e"'o oe
ne " ashinston Presses manufactured n, ,b;s o.,.,
,,nsn,hei,'' are inferior to none-agreat imnrovanen SAD -
ing taken place. ~ price, hav-
=, hpmer p,esses made to order. Superior proof n,....
Eanrs' ra ron, ana an assortment of German Tvnes
RE- : euls aud borders, from the Fonpl5ies .
n r ~ = ianh. Persons purchasing for cash -. q nua.
Ai,soNses 70 can before purchasing elseW here ~
fonts of tv,e Ia@' second hand presses, and second hand
d 'oW. oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22
O1gtlun.
DO YN!L wv

GOOD Cooking Stove?--ihere is nothing mare
~ desirable IN the way Of house furniture than a 800.
tsoklhs stove-there are a great many excellent s.Oyqs
OF a variety of Patterns now in use, ut we hsyc seen
none that appear 10 have so many advantages as the ali
tight Combination Stove. We adyisc housekee pers To
call and see this stovea al JDuNSON's
I'm, sheei ir~n and Stove ware house, No Isl, Mar
ket square. scn "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22
4 f. s!

cooa VOTING uysoN. 80 50 per II
Fine, do
No Q fragrantao T.
No livery fine do .
Silver leaf. do
Good HISON, va
Very fine do w
Extra fragrant.
Good HYSON SKIN, Wv
Good IMPERIAL, va
Very fine do w
Extra fno do l9
Good GUNPOWDER, o3
Fine do 90
Extra fine do -
BLACKS.
No soUCHoNG, 80 80 per ID
Noe do O69a "
Finest do no
Fragrant PowCuoNG. various prices.
CONGO, various prices.
Fine o 80
| Very fine CO. y -
| Extra fnedo w
| NINGVO.sC, various prices.
TEA, very rich Pekoe favoredJ 05
Fine ORANGE PEKOE, CO. "
Finest PEkOE FLOWERS, 90 "
HOWouA, or fines, Black Tea imported 90 i"
Ne plus ultra TEA:, both Green and Black, Of all dc
scriptions, the highest grades grown III China, SIS
per pound.
N TTAKE N~oTICE.-Thc Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive vender of the SUPERIOR Black Tel
called EioweuA's MIXTURE. WILLIAM HALL,
nov 10 Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22

Those that initiate Dr.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, have
invariably called their stuf Il great Remedy for Females
&c, &c and have copied our bills aud circulars winch
relates TO tue complaints Of women, word for word-other
nen.who put up medicine, have, since the great success
OF Or Iownscnds Sarsaparila in complaints incident to
females, recommended theirs although previously they did
not. 4 number of these mixtures, Pills, &c, are iaiu.
rl0us 10 females, a they asgraYate disease, and under
mine the constitution. DR.. Townsends is the only and
best remedy for the numerous female complaiAts-it
rarely, II ever fails of clectiae a permanent cure. 1t
can be taken by the most delicate females, in any case,
or BY those expecting to become mothers, with the
greatest advantages, as 1t prepares the system and
prevents pam or danger, and strengthens both mother
and chlid. Be careful 10 get the genuine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22
RenntH uud Nenitn.

Cosmetics, Chalk, and a yaststy OF preparations gen
orally IN use, when applied to the face, very soon spoil II
OF IT, beauty. they close the pores of the skin and
check The circulation, which, whoa nature is not ia yarted
lies used in soaps, beauties is own production in the
"human face Divine" as we'll AS IN the garden Of rich and
deltcateiv tinted aud risusIsi-Gowo A Gree, aet,ve
tAe pure, rich blood 10 The extrehnties, is 9GArsing of
pants the counichauce in the most exquisite beauty.
IL Is that which lmparts the lndescribabie shades and
flashes of loneliness that all admire, but none can dc.
scribe THIS beauty is the offspring of naturs-not o.
po"deT or soap II there Is not a free aud healthy circu.
nhon, there Is no beauty. 1.-THE lady is fir as driven snow,
II she paint and Use cosmetics, and the blooi is thiek,
cold end impure, she is not beautiful. If she be brown
or yellow, and there is pure and active hloof. il gives
a rieIi bloom 10 the checks and a briIliaacy to their eyes
that IS fascinating.
lals Is why the southern, and especially the Spanish
Adfesi are so much admired. Ladies IN the north " 10 take
but little exercise or are confined in close rooms, or have
spotted their complexion by the application Of deleteri.
Gus mixtures, If they wish TO re,ain elasticity of s,ap.
bnoyant spirit, sparkling eyes and beautiful comple xions,
they should use DIR. Townscnd's Ssrsaparilla Thou.
sands Who have tried II are more than satisfied. are delight.
ed Ladies Of every station crowd our Office daily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22

tTT-FT"T- TWIW Vt WIV-TfT lIU SfTTgVITWs TlTH HlUIltT
and child. Be careful To get the genuine.
Scrofnia Cured.
rms certificate cOncluSlyelv proves that this Sarsaparil
Ia has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases of
the Blood. Three persons cured in one house is uHproce.
deHted.
Three Children.
Dr. Townsend-Dear SIR | have the pleasure to in
foam Won tlat three of nay children have been cured of tho
se'ofaia by the use OF your excellent medicine. they
were afflicted very severely VITA bad sores have taken
four bottles IL took them away for which | feel myself
under great Obligation.
Yours, respectable,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, 1916 Wooster.st.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30

ART. XXIlI.-This Treaty shall be ratified by the
President of the United States of America by and with
the advice and of the Senate thereof and by the
President of the Mexican Republic with the previous
appreciation of lis General Congress and the Publications
shall be exchanged in the City of Washington, in four
months from the date of the signature hereof if
practicable.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30
DIED.

On the 17th inst, at the residence of MIR. G.. Vena-
BILE, WILLIAM H. BRADLEY, of Henry Bradley,
Esq, of Edinburgh, Indiana.
The deceased was about 10 years of age, a young
of most amable disposition and strict morality.
He had resided in this place but few months, but
had made many friends. A large concourse of stran-
gers and acquanances assembled to pay the last ri-
butte of respect and affection to him, and the tears
shed his cold remains evnced the deep sympathy
that felt for his parents and friends at distance,
who are unapprised of his sudden attack and death.
Truly, we " know not the day the hour when the
Son Of Man cometh." Com.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30

Arr YIThe citizens Of the United States
shall. all me free and uninterrupted passage by
the Gnf Of California and By the liver Colorado, below Ito
confluence with the a and from their possessions su
aied north Of the boundary line defined the preceding ari
eie being understood that this to be by Dzvi
gazing the Gulf of California and the Colorado and not
BY land without the of tie Mexican Govern
ment
IT. by the examinations that may be made IL should be
be practicable and advantageous
Road, Csssl Railway, which should, in whole part
upon river Gs, upon its right left bank
within space Of marine league from either margin
Of the river the Governments Of both Republics will form
30 agreement regarding consncou order may
serve equally FOR and advantage Of both countries
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30
NOWE'S HYGEAN HOARUOUND AND
IIYERWOERT COUGH CANDY.
Laboratory Of ThOmSOnian Botanic
Medicine.

No 20, South Cdlrert Street-BALTIMoRE.
THE first United for the special Of
Il preparing Thomsonian Boian Medicines.
and compete assortment Bo
United comprising OIL the Com
other articles recommended by Dr. s. Thomson Besides
approved Botanic Medicines.
erected his Steam expressly Medicines
led 10 on the terms his Medicines
and prepared in the best and clear
poisonous quaes he does not admit thing
tia nature about his establishment
OF twenty years the practice prepa-
tio and Medicines. and
re materials grounds 10
himsrlf ina, medicines aer fair trial, will
which may offered the friends OF the Botanic cause the
whole range Of our country
Si importance that Practitioners Others using
1oanic Medicines should be uppzed that all the
f,urcd a his establishment Barered- ground d-etween
upper process heats
ouenty Injuries, does destroy, medical
eles submitted such operation.
On hand all the various Medical Works the Botanic System
with OF Glassware. Syrnges
can be su ppied the reasonable terms by
Oct TO- 426m EPii'M. LARRABEE.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30
N. p. TRIST, r.. 81
LUIS G. CUEVAS, r.. S.
BERNARDO COUTO, L. 81
MIG. ATRISTAIN. r.. 81

ADDITIONAL AND SECRET ARTICLE of the Treaty of
Peace, Friendship, Limits and Settlement, betaoeel the
United States Of america and the Meriean Republic,
signed this day by their respective PtenpOensres.
(Expunged)
In view of the possibility that the exchange of the
Publications of this Treaty may, by the circumstances in
which the Mexican Republic il placed be delayed longer
than the term of four months fixed by its twenythird
Article for the exchange Of Publications Of the same,
hereby agreed that such delay shall not in any manner,
affect ;he force and validity of this Treaty. unless should
exceed the term of eight months, counted FROM the date
Of the signature thereof
This article is TO have the force and virtue If
inserted in the Treaty. to which this is addition.
la faith Whereof we, the respective PleniPotenaries
have sgned this additional and article and have
hereuno affixed seals, respectively Done in quintu-
pcae at the City of Guadalupe HIdaIgo on the second
day of February the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty eight.
N p. TRIST, r.. 81
LUIS G. CUEVAS, H. ST.
BERNARDO COUTO, IL. 81
MIG. ATRISTAlN. IT,. 81
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30

DrED.-On Thursday evening. DAVID t. MILLER,
aged "A years Mr.. NJ. well known, having
held several stations in Legislature for number
of years past. His disease was consump ption.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30

The Hon. Horace Mann nominated a cand-
date for Congress in The Sth District of Massachu-
seis. in place of the Hon. John Quincy Adams, de-
censed.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30
MEXICAN REPUBLIC

Concluded GoudqfOsps HidagO february 3 and Ratified
iih the amendments, BY The American Senate, March TO-
aiS4S-
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30
TREATY

PEACE, FRIENDSHIP, LIMITS AND SETTLEMENT
BETWEEN THE
UNIFIED SPAT51S OF AEII328GA
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30

ART XX.-Through consideration for the interests of
generally is agreed that If less than sixty
days should eapse between the date of the signature of
this Treaty aud the ion Of the custo-bouses,
conformaby with the stipulation in the Third Article, in
such all handise, effects aud property whatso-
ever arriving the Mexican ports after the restoration
OF the said houses, and previously TO the exPIra.
ton of sixty days alter the signature of this Treaty. shall
bo admitted entry and either duties shall be levied
thereon than the duties established by the Tariff ound in
such custom houses ts restoration of the
And all such merchandise, effects and proper
ty tho rules established by the preceding Article shall
apply.
ART XXI-If, unhappy, any Disagreement should
hereafter between the governments OF the two Re-
pubcs, whether with respect the Interpretation OF any
stipulation in this Treaty, with respect to any other
particular concerning the political or commercial rea-
Of the nalions, the SAID governments, IN the
of those nations, do promise 10 each other that
they will endeavor the sincere and earnest man.
ner to settle the differences arising, aud to preserve
the state of peace and friendship which the two
countries placing themsevss using for this end
mutual representations and pacific negotiations And H.
by these MEANS they should not be enabled to come to
an agreement resort shall mol, this account, be had
repsas aggression hostility OF any kind by the
republic against the Other until the ernment oil
hs, which deems itself ngsrievsd shall have maIurey
considered, in the spirit Of peace aud good negheorsP
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-03-30

In faith Whereof we, the respective Plenpoentiares,
have signed the Treaty of Peace friendship, limits and
settlements and have hereunto affixed respec-
lively. Done in quntupcate, the City of Guadalupe
Hdago, the second day of February, in the year Of
I.nrh nd eiu led
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11

forbid Gas il has uniformly done heretofore)
such private banks, and not without reason
perhaps. ifsuch paper mills spring up, then
we may bid long farewell to any thing like
"A sound currency. II is true that the same
section declares the responsibility of stock
holders, TO the amount of their shares, but
It needs no demonstration at this day to
show the utter futility of such restriction
when the hour of responsibility arrives, the
stock is transferred TO men OF straw, and the
outraged community is laughed to scorn by
the paper-millers.
The sixth section is really so rich that
cannot refrain from transcribing it.
"The General Assembly shall encourage
internal improvements, by passing liberal
general laws of incorporation for that pur-
pose"
It's so comprehensive thatitrcally means
just nothing at all, but have no doubt it will
be frequently used 10 drive reluctant mem
bers into wild schemes Of improvements
under the invocation of this clause, as a sort
OF sanction for every internal improvement
folly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11

Now taking this population for a basis Of
calculation, and the trade OF Mexico woald
equal Sl50,G00,0o0, olnal 70 onr foreign
commerce with the whole worlh. These
are mathematical cer!ainties, as sure to b
realized as Mexico is annexed. Look 1t
these facts, We cotton and wooden manufac.
turers ye shoemskers, hatters, tailors, pa
per makers, aye, makers Of everything that
is and will be wanted in Mexico, aud ask
yourselves why yon are opposing the AM
nexaton of that country. What will you
do without Mexico, when the west shall do
her own manufacturing, which time will
surely come, and that soon. You may say
you will have Mexico for a market whether
she is annexed or not. You may or You
may not; but if You have, your goods will
have to pay duty going in, and your sil-
yer coming out, and you will have to CONF
pete with all the world, whilst. ON the other
hand your trade would be free and that u
all the rest of the world taxed. These facts
are so plain and obvious, that all must un-
derstahd them: and it appears to me that
nothing can prevent an eastern man from
advocating the annexation of Mexico but
strong repugnance TO the spread Of liberal
principles and republican government. .