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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
TIL l. GRAM L l. Il GATl We
DIR. GIlt kNEls,s

Sugar Coated lcgctu6te EftrGct Pills.
yYviESE celebrated FILLS have obtained able
uotofcty lu the uahed states q eurstive r gid
dae,s dyspel "a. sour stomach, headache Gvers, plies.
cstVeuess coughs, heart huTu liver c0mpla scufvy,
throat, ard weakness pipttasn of the lesrl.
indigestion and a variety OF other diseases which
flesh heir ~ medicine the million. In all
otIfe car, sfl4E su,tEei, fail and winter, under
alt circumstances They can he taken III perfect safety
AVID success. As Nernituse and genera medicine to
children they uHrivaled. Beng coated with pure
white suEar children viii easily take thenii they
thcr rrpe nauseSte eente tut thorough IN their
elusii, beneficial As Anti Bilious r they viii lr
found l;n'utS superior, ask any among The thou
sauds WHO ihenl, and au unqualified approved VIII
be- he certain result.
Remember Hf. 4 Clickner is the original inventor
OF sugar Coated liis, and tnat nothing IN" sort
ever heard of until he introduced them IN Jane, isi3
Purchasers, should therefore, always ASK for Ccknefs
Sugar coated Vegetables Pills and take other, The,
40 hS made the victims OF fsud. Pfioe - oeuts per
box
ur Cekuet principal office for the sale of Fills, 60
NcfseY street. New in.
Nn JACKSON, - Liberty 81 bead of Wood street
Pittsburgh a.. General -Vnt Tor fehns wanna North
Ohie and Western Virginia.
SOLD les Tie toliaW lug duly appointed AGENTS
4 q Farciuld ~ heoius. Jas A GRAY co, Fridge
port John fe,niaioic Msrtiussllie; 4 y Brown, irs
Weslnf.A; + Is oss Warlentowu, " alace B'aes
er, La grange. Maddir kSaoc, Trtadeipia, Geo W "a
son, Nssg Alexander, John keliey, Ciey sses Sample
Sweeney. Washington
NOlICE-A - t4lrchlid has been appointed SuPply
ng Agent Tor " estra Virginia Agents requiring fur
thef supplies, and persons wishing 10 Lsco~e Agent
wall tssse a',rls Ia alm ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16

INSURANCE
= iSkS win he taken by the FIRE MARINE IN
&Asu RANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING AZ 1us
LOWEST RATS OIL
buildings OF ali kinds stone rick or wooden and their
contents.
Steamboats,, factories mills sc.
Furniture.
Aud merchandise of all kinds.
Aud against an dangers attending the transportation OF
goods "h tNefs lakes, seas, canals, and railroads
t"f Tue character OF the company pruup,itade
aud IlbefaiilN IN the adjustment and payment
we es leave 10 refer 10 the ehans thus place aud
elsewhere WHO have had the adjustment of CLAIMS upon
as once on Nam street K, W HARDING, scey.
aug 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
Rarrel's Indian Ilnincut.

A CERTAIN cure for Reformation. sore Throat.
n Siif Ioints, rr,ssi Afeei'ols, hriiss-, 1,'ah
..rke pead Ache. san Tam HaUs. tuts. thnh.atus.
alu fu o.. side af Breast etc This vefN iesl remedy
500 Aetd sCat ter external ~ internal applications
stheF u,an ot hHfsr Prepared f.uHi tHe tft.iaal
Anes4 Nh. q i'kEk. CANT. sosth ~ hceirE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
FIRE ANp MARtNEtNslIR,vc,

ITO III lNru kED-0T MOI 70 he-thal's the quest os
4 whether Il IS better By sweeping Ere 10 he ram
ed-and subject 10 all the lis That flesh co. Or like
prudent man go 10 The Protection Once and there he
made safe, eooftahe and happy-we leave for you TO
determine
The Protection Insurance CoutpsnY % iarf rd Conn
having already paid over s5toGuO Of IA the Yves
Tern Country, ,nuted 10 the hglesl confidence, aud
ihsir agent HheciHe, Nirrnii
". +. PETERSON,
VA taF isks On dwelling honses. warehouses stores
Hls ictnries e., together with ttelf contents as
uif nre, uerchsadiSe machinery au ever, other Ie,
tiioh oi insufaie property Also GA sleal, keel aud
NJ 'as sn@ slf cargoes 10 and troi any pnrl
ON lie G.t4sss Ala.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
From the T. :: Military Naval Gazette Nov H. is47
SENtRE CUT.
The follow ing certificate may he relied un-n as senn
inc. We st South Anihoy when The accident &c
cured, and the foot dressed.

The following certificate may he relied up-n as sehh
ine. We were South Aniloy when The accident &C
cured, aud the foot dressed
SarTn Azroy, Nov. 1, isis.
MR DAt1ry.-Sit.-Th. is 10 certify tina, dutin= the
month of Ausus last, Write son George was grand
ing scythc ts town. accidentally let II tau upon
hts foot isscerattur horrible and shocking man
eriug the flesh from the lnsidc OF the i"oi ~
erybady thong who the wound that the iorkIaw
inevitable. The reached ihi &c inches, and the
flesh dropped loose the feoI. IN TINS condition he
was conveye home. distance of over mile, and had
tho wausd dressed with =" Dailey's Magical faih IA
tractor" and had The happiness 10 hnd ~ ten days
he could hs boot ard able To follow ms
daly work and wen, into The field to NOV. The foot
dressed other ssve, and we owe his restofa
ton entirely TO the wonderfuptopetes OF yonr inval'
uahle ointment.
! am, Sir your friend.
GEORGE PARISEN.
Only and general agent for Wheeling,
y. B.-Tha Wrapper around each ho1, contains Dliee
lions how To and apply the salvc famPheis, con
tanning certificates OF be had gratis appliea
ton a. atoye.
DALEY : ANIMAL. GALNANIC CUREAlL
cures liumors SPAWN Quittor Grease, Foil EVIL sores
Calls aud BRUISES pbpph'ets containing eertiheate'
Of respectable parties may be had on sppiiesi onto
JAMES kAkER,
noy22 Agent for Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
CULC.nAt.S, OHIO.

49, -, - = y ~ .+NN FOR
WHEELING. II X. LIST
An StsLLE n ttsr's " AEEIousE ~ .rsRsr
rffltEN titakcr skS on buildings o. ilkmds steam
a ioats aud tsreurs, FACTORIES. Nus ke,iaaas Ff.t
taats ana ftr4ot- rJc. AGAINST los OF l.usa. . ~.
"f t' en rs s rfs Of tue sea-, tax. of fl..fs on
Vers favorable terms. 80, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
WHEELING a BELMONT BRIDGE

No r5. opposite the Monroe "u-e. .ain 81 heriins,
i'liE subscriber has ust received from New YORK and
IhuaIelphta, a large Sud splendid assortment of
Fail and " inter Goods The STOCK consists OF the fol
bow iHa articles,
large seq excellent sssoftme at Of superior hs.
ut aud iascN cOlored French cloths and cassnefes OF
que and Is lee also large guAHtlN of bin,
a.ue ald fancy touftd Saliner leautitul STOCK ~
Sah Ne.Nttr. SatHs AID Ne.tinss of all kinds Blue
s4a NtaWH Mausefr hdktr, ara f-nrA siiis aud Gun
sus tto'ts GiuNes, HOSIERY china siihs ald lauis'
tsuuI q % fsturts Run ltfzwa..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16

H. DALEY j. tic Inventor OF tus nurivg'cd comedy.
nd no man make gram Of q hui " nsNey We
e vrf ia. and never VIII The secret 81
mpeuuGtu- il Ia au3 one. Ilerff1fr. @l tNtfaetnrf
iOt nfs r anl at va iF 'tH arc base e"fH'efie's.
" psLLKy holds buns 10 csanst,e tHraI is rrIutri
.tateiHeuts lis tEKGIFtCGTys aut iHsrlsoNi.ts are
fENtTNf. AID fteE tfr onrn TO public iusI eriion.
i.rt Often dependent upon ios-cssus The iuNttSr
p,t,ty ENru,cruR- therefore rsUrloS ht1s .
tqat n They want The GEKUIsE ARTICLE TO tuy al ny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
AS, BROADWAY, NEw YoER.
235, CHERNuT ST., PnuADELPHIA,
READ THE FOLLOW ING AWFUL CASH
or SIAIDit
WnKAr1KLp. Niagara tuunty, \. Y,
| Fcafusfy ~, lsi-.


WBKArfiELp. Nia4atA puhtN, y y,
Fefusfy -. isi-.
Mr. pattEY
ueaf Sir-Fhfe NY SOW. = veats Oft, was a. wofk
in tine sneic naaufsrtoy Of EosE, tc hSd the inis
artua. 10 s'ip ard a aise val, used far Ia pei
pose OF aiiinf blocks, Hteiarst'fy fo cutting. fhe
hlecks had lust removed fum ti val containing
ar.e a.sniis OF lil,e lie fen forward Ncad
ns toll, s.ds and arms all side aHi oie lct batit
and the partially The scaIs were - bad or ~
arms and thtt most al iie ttsu caiae ea WIZ Us
garments and is life despsfed OF by hpth i"s Fht
ictaH and friends.
UaleNs Pam Extractor ws> procured a soon a. -
sf f,, uteh was u about hpHts} aad applied ~
which relieved him ftott a pain. Hrtvehied imam"
ou and IH@. aad 30 iese day eehtuehf' nee Hs
his so.cs There aHnrafed general Improvement, So
three weeks Ire was removed 70 as "a
tlerfs house, q STAT about C"r miie aud q haH'
We continued tbn OF the s'oFe medicine about
-nutls and we heFevU Il the means, HHdet oNi
deuce Of saving ms life at We would oheefinii' re
commend II al sniilr safe aud invaluable
rcmcdF
VIM sentiments OF tespcct. remain, dear sir, yo1t
AnLhE CLARK,
SISANNtH CLARK.
q CLARK.
ethe undersigned hcing PERSONAL, ACQUAINTED with
the case q Mr. Ciarks SON. believe the Above statement
substantially cnrseG
NJ. Dewey, f. Clark,
Louisa Dewey, i. I. Rose
j. ) h l,cy, la New man,
Hfnr, & ftarCe, Nu. Newman,
WIN. Evans. Mary j. Rose.
How many accidents there constautly occur
Rug 10 ohdfen sac tho shape Of cuts, wounS, bruises,
hnfs scatds aud how much pam aud suffering 'aF
he prevented ~ family by having constantly At baud
Of Daley genuine Extracts 1t Il needless 20 say
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
GaDttmn.
ne ADl vys>E

y .'fi' '"ntlhs Su1tH ~ iL-fc Is t,stl,.. 49,.
: des'fsl.c i tle WAY ar nous, H., 49,. ',,,s M,
- r. t3tfr s-e great u,any excellent 100,
,,p pr st','ls now go ise iut We hss. .ss.,,
800. . .itH 20 hevasn many advantage a. az. N
NI', ''l'' 'N-lion Shove Ne advise h,s-rkes fsss =,
.tt't q tHffNsffN E.
kei square w ~ Wa
srps3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16

Isl See that The uauo Of VIM. Jackson, -. Liberty
sirccl hcal " caa street Fiiishursh Is printed on
thc label ottse Wrapper ofcaoh bosus. To imac which
lclouy.
"a. Zach ioillv scucosrd IN a pamph et containing
tuidIrscfoi and The and addfe<' 81
N u.s. Jackson, general agent Tor The prophecies. and
lstW use ie propueiotr names and address, - Hal
CO.. heiiucAy-
~. Purchase ONLY Of The aG,e tised AGENTS all OF
hem have SHOW 800 which D. printed tie uan.ts
a. ihe proprietor sad general AGENT, thus "b hah,S
60. propfriofs, kentucky, aud W. Jackson, fitts
uufrh. Pa General Agent tor Western icuus' wanna
pattoi ONO. and Weston Virginia., and lhc tentts
nance, NJ Million - rhytock fi1sshufs- printed Al
Ulc bolton. at SAID show hI'i
4tb Olr EkA O.. luc CCuuinc Amefirau Oh Is - a
dark green color. auY sediment ad IL sFrcihe
GRAVITY lighter than water. The cuunteftetsar are uiutl
ut thrk Hck colur some. scuCca oli, "ihets mia
iurr Of ulhcf otis sud Of various confs,
sauetnss close lHiiia Of the seuuiue, pufpurtnt
g. eome tfeuthr itistn and Allegheny hspensafy
Company NONE Of The c0uutefirits pdsstss chhef
( ttc ylttre or power of the true American oi.
sold Is wholesale ans retail ny Nm Jackson, ~, Lib.
eriy street il>lWrh, lead OF W God aud lN is daily
Z appuute- haents-
{ A. q D ttEtfilLH. aud + Cartwright, Whcc'Iug
JAMES \ GRAY and CO. bridgeport, John icspIuofc
MsitustiHc, J and y Hfo'y jun, Nestufg, n alisce
a Bfscaer. la Graisscs L y A,si hrffcutowu. " ad
die aud \ suce. fHldriptta, Goo Niltou, Ntst AIeA
+ aHdtf John Kelley, ClaysyiEei Sample sweeney
4 rs osh.Dston. sept.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16

m -
- w ''''Nif'f ~ parlt OF 'hc following
"s' -'' ,t,N,.s ,.,,..-
t.oo ..r. -. ~. :, pi.Ii .
80 80 ""tS
80 ~ 80 90
90 W. I'M, - ~
~ "" N'' 49,. 1e ~, r,teiFen hpnts
,-oo -, > VIZ NNS
- = - - .'''-aHS
- 80 y. 'H-s.s
80 y -, - ', v"'l ''"tdns
49, VI -, o. 5, ~, ~, -, , Ytssahs
con -. 49,. ~ - - > ho'iS
o.n ~ ~, -
a., ~ -, NJ, 60
"a ~
80 ~ l'i.. VI h 40
- A. ."
''O NJ " ~ T. ~, : ,,.5,li.,,9 -. -.
.oo - - y. ~ : bh'"aNs'
wv. ~" Ptth Npn'p ''',eA H,2'Hs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

COMPANY
M Ill insure against all manner Of life risks npon
w thc most favorable terms The operations of this
Company arc confined exclusively 10 liFk iksUR,ScK
AID toNTtNGkN 1ts upon the mutual plan. Its Aiyan-
tascs are Too rasiy conceived to need comuent-ena-
mr The Insured TO participate 40 all the prohs OF
the luslaess while living, and securing 10 survivors
certain resource against want when asad
Each peisou Insured for lite becomes member Of This
company, with Fetca charter, and i entitled
No1eahd also entitled To his share The Dividends
which are declared Annually. For further particulars
inquire Of W. L. PETERSON Agent.
Wheeling, Virginia.
II + on &c on Monroe ST.
ROBfr. l.. PATTERSON President
BENZ q. MILLER, Secretary,
NJ IL. HOUSTON, ND. Medical Examiner,
Jco. heeilng. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
ucar " anon, NtmsIIonF .o"hIl "a
Gravel and rlnarv Complaints.

CAUTiON-BE ON YOUR GUARD.
fs'iIE surprising excellence aud growing popH. uiy
X a. The American Oi has induced suiHe t4sJuutst
persons palia az the puhic, miserable limitations
OF tie tius valuable medicine ior hc purpose al dccc
Vius the uuWary and defraudiue Tie piottet1ts. To
order 10 be- sure obtaining the GENtlAt,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16

Dry GOODS.
THE PEOPLES!

THE bone ard siuew OF the land. should W Ike M
and thoroughly examine their motal pnitttcal a"
peeuniaTy condition. and he prepared TO cast Their VI"
At the Presidential c'ectiuu with the siTicte~t v
ereIre to the good Of the whole length aud breadth
our GLORIOUS ION, from saco Bay, IN Name, 10 u
mountains Of California. And in the midst OF tue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
I'll IDIU1I.
DALLE1;s
Magical Pain Extractor.
THE oRl6lNAL MD ONLY GENUINE

a NEVER y AILtNG RENrpY IN Tho worst cases
a 81 BcRS- aud SCALES, IUtts. trrs5 Nnr MS, ~
wa SoREs. FuvsIrEtRF. -sfr Rvs ". fuFf NsrtrN,
soc - z e,r-ss soee NtrrtEs. BsnKeS Hasssr. SoRF
and iSFLt EYFs, sud al Eases Of iSfLA mos
wh-re the pArts affected be- reached. Alto. Tia
Aeur. EsR AtHE, ERrrr1oxs, sNEILtscs, STRAINS,
CoRNs and HgsloNs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16

A TESr-ANp Nn YfsTAKE.
Tic GENUINE DALEY. whcu applied To Brprs.
md S-,fus aud tn uHautsd aud painful wounds. wii
stately produce caaug ad ~aothtu. eject, snd
sfraci She isiu au incredibly sSeri space of iimc!
rho rouu'trfcu ENtfartois on the contrary. When
lcd, INCREASE rue PAIN, and irritatc The Pstts.--
Max that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16

NTCotSrEufEITs aiound aud Hudcr various eoiofs.
ran.cd Oh nrun tie ursuspectIng, as the genuine
article.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16
WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.

Iusr received, +co pairs Of Msps Thick Boots;
sept. IS lsis rom X HOWELL.
QnN PAIRS Of Mems Kip BOOTS. received by
wv sept. IS, ISIS Tupn y HOWELL.
JOD PAIRS OF Mems Calf Boots just received at tile
80 Back Mammoth Boot (sopt 10. ~ 7. & II.
400 IRIS Mems Thick Grogaus, received by
~" sept 70, 1873 T. &H
300 PRS Mems Calf hroesns just received,
oOo sept 10, ~ T.&H.
1oo sew, 10, ~ T&H
400 rR's Womcns Monroe Boots received by
wv sept 10, 'rs 4. & II
400 rR's OF Misses Caf and Kip Boots, received al
wv sept ~, rs T. & n.
400 PRS of Boys Thick Boots
~" sept 80, Is T. IL.
300 FRS of Boys Kip Boots
WV sept 10 '45 +. and
800 FAIRS Boys Thick nrosans
NV sept ~ 4S 4. ana
300 PAIRS of Boys KIP and Car Brosans received
al sept ~, 'is +. and u
AGO PAIRS OF Youths I hek Boots
~ sept 10, '4s Il. and n.
300 FAIRS OF Youth ZIP and Cslf Boots
500 RIMS q youths Thick nrosans. fsec ave T.
'"" sept 70, ~ A. and a.
200 FAIRS of Youths Calf and Kip Broeons
sept 49, 4s r. and II.
1000 ,erciy@d sn H "a oil d'aefr" s'Ids'
1000 G Gh's Of Mems Women, Misses aud CHI
dren's Gum Shoes, received at the black nam
moth boot, south cud Market square
sept 10. &c r1np and howell
t!Ni FRS Of Ladies Fine Kid ipprrs, received
NV sept 10, is \ II
CAPS! CAPSi!i
% DOZEN Mems Fine Cloth Caps. received al
sept u - 4 aud II
% DOZEN Boys aud Infants Fine Cloth Caps rec
al sept 10 '4el 4 aud II
LEATHER.
10 DOZEN Rcd Lining Skins
~ sept 70, n TapsU
:, DuZ nsoi Morocco SKINS
sept -, rs T and II
ln LBS at rest Shoe Thread
SEPT -, 4o T and
oODD Lbs Of Spanish sole Leather
sept ~, 5s 4 and
Al BUSHELS hest Shoe PEGS received at the shoe
~ Store, south end Market square
sept 10, as TODD aud HOWELL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-09-16

and ankles were very much swollen and la
cerated, hut strange to say, her calico gown
was kept whole, with tho exception oftwo
small rents. ..
Respecting her feelings during her fast in
the wilderness, she snys she was never fiigh-
tened, though some times when tho sun dis
appeared she felt disheariened, expecting 10
perish; and when she found by not discover
ing any new tricks, that the people had Civ
en- over searching for her, she was greatly
discouraged. On the morning of Friday, she
was strongly inclined 10 give up and lie down
and die, but the hope of seeing her mother
stimulated her TO make one more effort to
reach home, which proved successful. When
visited she was suffering from ieverish eX-
element, and general arrangement, Of the
SYSTEM and greatly emacinted, with Il feeble
voice, but perfectly sane and collected.
1t is somewhat remarkable that young
girl Jagged ~ thinly clad, could have survived
for 81 days, exposed as she was 10 such Sc
we're storms, with no other food but wild
berries. 1t is also very strange that she
should have been so frequently on the tracks
of those in search of her, sleeping in their
camps, and endeavoring to follow their tracks
home, and not have heard any of their nu-
merous irumpets or been seen by any of
the hundreds of persons who were in search
for her.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-09-16

anything occurs that endangers the lives and
property of the South, by instigatng II rebel
lion among the slaves, so far Iagree that there
may be great propriety in such regulators
Of Congress, III districts where Congress has
any authority which shall prevent such re,
suits.
But, gentlemen, no man has exercised
more controlling influence over the slavery
question in this country than Mr. Van Buren,,
take it that the most important deed, md
one of the most important events Of our tlno
tending to the extension of slavery and its ev-
erlasting establishment OIL this continent,was
the annexation of Texas in 1874. Where
was Mr. Van Buren, then lei me nsks Threa
or four years ago, where was he He had
been at the head Of what was called the Spoil
party he is at this time nt-the head Of what
is called the Soil or the Free Soil pany.-s
Every friend Of Mr. Van Buren, in Congress,
SO far MS ! know, supported tia measure
The two Senators from New York supper
ted il, & the Representatives from New York
supported it. Allow me to say that nobody
resisted it but Wings: and say in the fuco
ofthe world, say il to all men connected
with the Buffalo Convention, or expecting 10
derive benefit from it'll say TO all ofthCIn, llal
there has been no body of men, and no party
in this country, which has firmly aud sternly
resisted tie progress Of the slave power but
thc Wigs.
roxotion of Trxns W. tpIE oc,he dicto,ion
nC ILc sInvo no,ycr -nt Ions, H,n dor Jo nor,
do no, allow thot onv bodS dictates IN mo,
we talk Of the triumph of The South over the
North. There is not word of truth or ren-
son in the whole Off. am bound in my couz
sciGnceto say that think that oruIl the evils
inflicted upon MS 10y these acquisitions aud
.ccnssinrs of slave ,cTritory The Nor,h Los
L,.,,,, t., en- ,,,r, Nr,L,,., ,,,os l., CHI
nrouortiou hnvc Lccn giyen in Lo,h Houses
Of torrrcss for. everv instance or ocouisitiou
nj slave rrrritorv and cytcusiou of slave ,pr
rilorv or the Influence oC slavery in orr conn
ellis We talk of tho Nur,h. tIere Inns icon
No Nor,h I link The Nor,h s,nr Is NJ jeasr
Jiscoycrcd link there viii he n Nor,L. lut
Nm 70 tho recent session and 70 The rnI az
rho session, here hrs Lren no North in re-
rorL to olitirnI cros,ione--in re,rorI IN (irr,
odhe.ion ~ vim mivLt be considered lie
Interest or The Norih and the interest ofppt-
rio,s poro sc,,s. '-
As, WHe'G ''o No''H '"' AoiN TO vi 'hH
MceI' a.. o,,, ,., ,
IN Sco'l"n" ~ nie Crc"ueS' ""| l'S,e
al HrI ,,' Hc"'"'"' Vi '''e i1oio NUNS
"H'ie'
! Ahd it wien we speak OF the North, pnr-
ton of tic country united in just sentiments,
| firm, strong in opinion and action against tho
! i"rlhcr extension OF sIaVery-lt theFe mas
ever been sucii NORM, II u ms ever eXis7
/ ;tI, Inc LoFu KNOW WRere, 90 not.
| Why, Oh this question OF the annexation
! OF Texas, The North let III Texas. All tie
| Wings III the Senate, with one or two eXceP-
! tons al noSt,SOulh and North, resisted teH-
as. Ten Wing Southern Senators from slave
/ holding States recorded their votes against
| Texas; tlco only, rs iremcmGr. for H. E1J
these Southern votes, these Southern Wing
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descent upon the wagons, captured them and
started for Queretaro. Information was conveyed
10 Gen. Lane at Pueblo, who started after them
with force OF infantry and the cavalry in com
mand Of Capt. Roberts. AT Tlascala they found
the enemy, and Capt. r. who bad been sent 10
the rear Of the town, seeing a movement 10 run
off the train, charged upon the guerrllas, routing
them, killing seventeen and taking thirteen off
GERS prisoners. A portion Of the wagons which
had been taken mile from the town by party
Of the enemy, were set on fire and six destroyed
before the infantry came up, who rescued the rest.
Santa has assumed the command Of the army
in Oajaca He says he was deprived Of that
command by PeDa Pena, that The latter might
find no obstacle in making peace. He avows a
determination to oppose any negotiation Tor
peace, our forces occupying any portion Of ter.
ritory.
Senior Otero brought forward his propositan
in the Mexican Congress depriving the Execu.
tive Of the power to ALLEVIATE any part Of the ter.
ritory oil the Republic by treaty OF peace. The
proposition was rejected by large majority,
which is deemed favorable omen.
train was to leave the city Of Mexico on the
10Th ult., for Vera Cruz. MIR. Trist will come
down with that train.
General Scott orders of date 25h Novr tina
until peace, no specie shall be shipped from
| Mexico before Government shall have fixed the
export duty-that all rents for quarters Of the
troops shall cease after the expiration Of the
monlh-,bat necessary quarters shall, where the
public buildings are insufficient be demanded o
The civil authorties-if not complied with then
each handing officer will select. Subsis
tence, forage, and other necessaries 10 be pait
for as heretofore.
The train under command Of Gen. Patterson
left Jalapa on the 25th ult. The large train un
der command of Gen. Butler, had nearly al
left. The number Of men accompanying it is
estimated at 5000.
Percy M. Doyle, Esq, the new British
Minister or Charge arrived at Vera Cruz in TIT
steamer Vixen on the 30th ult.
Gen. Patterson's division left Jalapd on thu
25lh ult Before his departure he hung, on TIT
2Sth. two American teamsters, for having killed
Mexican boy twelve years old. He caused
also to be executed, the next day, the two Mex
lean officers, Garcia and Alcade, belonging Il
the Sh and 1lth Regiments, who were taken
prisoners commanding guerrllas.