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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31
BURLINGTON PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 81 1913
E. & F. LYMAN

E. & +. LYMAN
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR
W friends, and the public generally, that they have
ner corner of Church and College streets, Wckware
ceiying direct from Boston and New York, large,
rich, and fashionable stock of
ID Y GOODS,
CONSISTING IN PART OF GREAT VARIETY OF
CLOAK AND DRESS GOODS,
VIZ: super Thibet, Mcrino and Lyonese Cloths fancy
floids different colors and prices also large assort-
and Figured A u 4 Cd s; also, Oregon, Victoria,
Cashmere, Nous De Lame Dress Goods, aud va
riety OF other kinds, not here enumerated
BroadclOths, Cessimeres and Nestings.
A large assortment of Black, Blue Black, Brown,
Green and Drab, German English and Amercan:-
also, Black Blue Black and Fancy Cassimeres and
Doeskns, variety OF Rich and Fancy Nes'lngs, con-
sstng OF plain and fancy Satns Marselles, Valencia
ana various other kinds too numerous to mention.
SHAW WIS.
A large assortment of rich and fashionable Shawls,
including All-woUl Cashmere black and fancy sir,
Brocha Worstcd Damask, Highland Plaid, and other
styles Of heavy wool and net Shaws tor winter wear
Prints and Ginehams.
300 pieces Prints and furniture Patches, all styles
and qualities, at very low prices also, variety OF
scotch, English ana American ulngnaiis.
Domestic Goods.
Heavy and fine brown and bleached Sheetings,
Shrtings, Drillngs, Tckings, and striped Shrlings.
Beached and unbIeached Cotton Flannels white black
and colored Cambricks, fine English, American and
Salisbury Flannels, plain and ,wicd red and yellow
do Booking Baize, cottbn and wool Yarn, Carpet
Warp, Wickng, Wadding, Batting, &c.
4; Linen Goods, &c.
| Pillow case and linen Sheeting linen Lawn white
and brown Linen Scotch md Russia Diaper, hucka
bac, crash, cambric silk and linen Hdkis blk Italian
Cravats. fancy do, book and Swiss Muslins, Lawns
&c. &c.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Black cashmere worsted and alpaca, black, brown
and white cotton Hose, misses and chden's worsted
and cotton Hosiery buck, beaver, kid, Berlin lined
cashmere silk linen and cotton Gloves in great va.
rety; bonnet and cap Ribbons, dress and cloak Trim
mings, including Buttons, Gimp, Fringe, Cord, &C.
| Shoes.
A variety ofI.adies' Slips, walking Shoes, Buskins
&c also Indies Rubber Buskns, Rubber Shoes, plair
and iigd ladies' aud gentemen's patent Rubber Over
shoes, &c. Also general assortment OF
W l. Goods and Groceries,
including Java Laguira, Rio and St. Domingo Coffee
old Tyson, young hyson, hyson skin and black Teas
Spices of all kinds crashed, puiverizcd and brown
Sugars, Moasses, whale and sperm Oil, Sc. &c.
The attention OF Cash purchasers of those who pay
for their Goods, and like TO have them Cheap is in
vied to the above Stock, confidently believing thu
Goods and prices will meet their entire appreciation
Burlington, jan 1878. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

S,UPERIOR Broad.Cloih and Cassimercs, or
- coats and pants, ot great variety Of color, ana
texture, by VI t. hAliihNN -
Fob 10, ISIS
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Book binding.

EEIFfX The subscriber has received n choice
Z-E@xxg lot OF fancy binding Stock, and will
0A-4A-y his customers and the public, with
pleasure, on short notice.
Nov 1877. SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
GOLD PENS from two to four Dollars,
VI Levi Browns Premium Diamond Pointed, Albert
c. Bagley's, Benedict and Berarey's lIenry's New
England, The Magnum Bonum, The Peoples Pen
The Victoria Pen and Congress Pens. at
Oct 20. J. V. RANpALLs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

This only Of than four thousand Rheuma
tm that DR. ToHusend Sar,apara has The
and chronic weekly eadicacd by r
Bl0cir6lrs Island. Sept A. 1-i1.
On, TowNsrNp-Dcar Sir have suffered terribly
with the Ehcumasm; considerable tic time could
sleep walk had the distressing pains.
limbs terribly swollen have
Sarsaparlla and they have done than
worth of good much differentiated
ed You liberty this for the benefit afflicted
Yours respectfully,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31
PAINTS AND OILS.

Nv HITE LEAD, dry and in oil French Yellow
w Eng. Ven Red Red Lead, Nerdigris, Whiting
&c. &c. Also, Linseed Oil BY the barrel or less
quantity NIHONf,. pOpLlI]LE y GO
Dec l. lSiT
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GAIT, 500 BIS. WESTERN"
~ For sale by J. BRADLEY, Il CO.
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

SIX Lectures on Causes Prevention and Cure OF
~ Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart, and
all Female Diseases. 23i pages, IS engravings.
Paper 80 cts; bound - Mail TO any par-post-
age - cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, So Mail
to any part 80 cts postage Inhaling Tubes Silver
SO, by mail, letter postage. Abdominal Supporters,
perfect, So to $40, Tor all Ruptures, Falling OF the
by Express everywhere. For Braces or supporters
or Rupture supporters give height from head to foot
and circumference OF person next the surface, just
above the hips II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale OF the above goods. Ad-
dress Dr. 5. 5. FITCH, 707 Broadway, New York,
post paid.
March 10, 1913. 31yl
THEo, A. PECK, Apothecary and dealer in Surgi
cal instruments, Agent for Burlington and vicinity.
WHITE MARSEILLES. Buff Cassmeres, and
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
1875 FULTON STREE T,
SIN nI-rInrNE. y.

Theodore Peck Apothccnrv Druggist Burlington va
Reddmg Co state street Boston, DNou som, sig North
Second street P1adcphn lnc Druggist Baltimore pu'ai
Co Rchmond p NJ Cohen Charleston Wright Co. Isl Char
Orleans lO5 south Pearl street eo,iN Is Na
Buskrk cor of Broad Market street Ne" IN y D. ana an
principal Druggists Merchants gehc" throughout W.
United states. West Indies aud the Chhih's
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John BascOm,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Att Probate Court
District Of Chitendcn, IS. holden at Burling-
ton, within and for the District aforesaid, on the 18th
day of March, A. d. lSiS, an Instrument purporting
to be the last viii and Testament Of JonN BAsooM,
late OF Milton, in said district deceased, presented
to the Court here for probate, by Linus Bascom,
OF the Executors therein named.
THEREFORE it is ordered by said Court that public
notice be given all persons interested therein APP
pear before said Court at session thereof to be holden
Burlington, the 9Th day of April, A. d. 1878, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, and contest the probate OF said
Will and it is further ordered that this order be pub
sed three weeks successvely in the Burlington Free
Press newspaper printed at Burlington, in this State,
the last OF which shall be previous to the day assigned
as aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand, at the Registers Office, this
Goth day OF March, A. d 1913.
3ow3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register.
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AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL-FoR THE

n FIX JHENRV PECTORAL-FUK THE
u of coughs, colds consumption, and all alice
tons Of the Lungs and Throat. This compound is
entirely above the suspicion of qnckery, and IS recon-
mcnded by physicians OF the highest responsibility lis
Formula is fully land open to the inspection OF the
its combination is such as to give the utmost cner-
gy of remedica effect with the most perfect safety.
21mi For sale by ~. e. SPEAR.
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FURNITURE.
Mandatory & Warehouse.
fIIE subscriber offers for sale at his Warehouse in
L St Paul street, near the corner of Pearl, few
doors North from the Catholic Church. a large and
general assortment of
v IN u r e,
suited TO the people and the times-consisng of Ma
hogany, Cane and Wood-seated CHAIRS, BUREAUS,
DRESSING TABLES of all kinds and prices Breakfast,
Dining, Centre and other TABLES, STANDS, BEDsTEAps,
French and other descriptions, &c. &c.
A lot OF superb SOFAS, New York fashions and N
York prices
All kinds of FURNITURE made to order and on short
notice, of the best materials and for reasonable prices
Also, on hand and for sale, TEN BARRELS OF the best
| furniture and coach VARyrsu
MAHOGANY PLANK, BoARps, and VENEERs, also KEEP,
constantly on hand and for sale.
WANTED % 900 feet of BAswoop PLANK, and
| 5,OOO ieet OF HARD WOOD ScANTLING.
| CHARLES l.. NELSON
| Burlington, Dec. 81, lSi7 26u
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T'RUSSES.

A GREAT variety Of Trusses, comprising almost
n every kind in use for Males and Females also
Abdominal Supporters of the most approved styles
constantly on hand and for sale by
27m6 A. G.. SPEAR,
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XCHANGE on LONDON. LIVERPOOL
IL DUBLIN and EDINBURGH
in sums to suit purchasers.
18th May, 1917. JSJ II. PECK 4 Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

CAMPHENE AND LAMP OH. fresh and
~ nice for sale at HARRlNGTONS.
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Hard ware.

T1NfIE undersigned offer to purchasers stock
i heavy and shelf HARDWARE comprising a
variety of goods pertaining to the various branches OF
the trade which have been selected with great care,
both in regard to perfection in style and finish, and
reasonabeness in price. Purchasers are respectfully
solicited to call. STRONG, DOOLTTTLE & CO.
Nov 80, lSi7.
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DRESS GOODS,
nF almost every known style for Ladies wear, are
~ offering in quantities, and prices surpas ed
by any other house. L. F. STAMFORD ~ Co.
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Watches, Jcwclry & Clocks
eLA j. V. RANDALL has Just returned from
GI.l& New FORK with n large assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND CLOCKS,
FANCY ARTICLES AND TOYS.

consisting in part of the following articles
Fine Gold Levers and Iepines, Silver Levers full
Jeweled and Verge WATCHES; Gold Fob and
Guard Chains; gold Specks and Ihirbles a large
assortment OF Stone and Cameo Pins OF the latest
styles Stone and Cameo Bracelets Diamond Rings
plain chased stone and scale Rings, Of every descrip-
ton gold Slides and Keys gold Lockets OF different
patterns large assortment OF Ear Drops and Rings
gold and pearl Studs, plain and setting gold
Snaps of all sizes silver Darts Pins and Birds pearl
and shell Card Cases ivory Tablets bead and silk
Purses silver Pencils steel and silver Specks Scis
sors, Knives and Razors; tooth, hair and clothe
Brushes. And he will keep constantly hand good
assortment of such goods come in his line, and sci
as low as can be bought elsewhere.
J. V. randall.
Burlington, Oct. -, 1Si7 16
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

WHITE MARSEILLES, Buff Cassmeres, and
w Satin Vestings.
Feb. TO- 80 NJ. G. RATHBUN e. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

We hsve eeen '~esiro1e sometime 70 ruN.
lish something like ne follow ing. which we
rPf from he Pift.5ugh Post. bot The dis
ordination OF he Dr.. Co have hi. name in
paper, hss prevented Us. This is doubtless
the N 81 extraordinary surg rsIerers'ion that
has been successfully performed 10 his coun
try.
UNPARALLELED SURGICAL OPERA.
TON
We have lately received a letter from a
friend in ohia, who. among other ihiogs. gives
Us an account Of sasieaI oprmdon. which.
although not iuteni-df publication. we can.
not refrain from notieings:-
Neward, o., Oetober, 25. lS4S.
a coasilrrsbl sensation has
lately been created ~ uut town. in cou-e
queuce OF the result of an operation which
has isteiy been performed upon Miss s..
near our place, b, Dr. TIA .ih,n, ol Wheeling
Va. As lhe Ca-r is oue rNcerHiualy .iua5lat.
| will relate II as C1tr-ciy IS 1 c8n. Tb-
young lady, Nheu % child. received % sever
and extensive burn on tar lace sni u.ct: sni
the contraction r%-sal,lng lrom II. hsl drawn
her neck forwards sud dow uWdrd-. The chm
being firmly bound down 90 tie breast bone
BY thick bands OF coulrsc Ell 4 -st. Tue sam
oi the lace wasdravu dow nwarI-. 50 that ber
mouth was Kept permanently upru; Size was
unable to Close her ryes. there w5s scarcely
any appearance ct an under Iir; and the low
~ jaw, IL consequence ol the constant pull
upon 1t, was heightened al east an inch sind d
hall more Than The upper; the case present
ing, altogether. the most extreme aeiuunlty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
CONTRAST
IN THEIR ACTIONS:
Zk-ulRY TAYLOR.

S.r. r,,.sti mar. .,u "a OF NirEil
=,
~A.l.ti, ,a,.srersrr. and pml-ac hy
49,, t.,l.ti,., a., the Western IT ui-r.
10 -,nri.ielsjs lieutenant ipt1.
.,,., .,,,,,.t q, dra..I ,hr W.T. g.,
4. o.a, and rhi.la-a I'd to,
- r.n m. ,,e,,.
Drold F,u ii.ni,n Mi bat % rea
-. f.r 5,fs t.rei n, I,,..a ai,s, 1880 it-
,,I
""
% g
HAD bestowed "' ~" W. AZ '"
brr,et NJ q. e,rr be-t"Ned IA t,ls c"u"tii
uqs %la,ilc,i.
n ...;,l Ill, +, s.n1, dp,ios fb-
p'aff.
Established lfon'ief ''I'.
F.m lat and closed thr b.aek taNk "'T
By witch TIE sr;l1rs on tie 'f'n.ler "f'e'r'.
IL pace.
Fsaa'i aalr losel tn, Florll war.
sill,
,.
Ia ,b.
N''' '''' .,.
:" ,,..,,,..l.
Served on fifteen court mlftials aai ri-
way. COMM STONED t3drlit lhe op,uioh o. til
court. vet never. il d service Of - yeats. b,i
difficulty that led II one ia which III va,
farty.
Sleeping in his tent upon the swatnls o
FIotids.
Writing as follows, 10 his agent upon HI
nldnia'im:
i "isptae SetVfh's s"ti 'a"'', 70, a.
~ 80 ,ba .a,,an,sa 1t Christmas. Il
>ueh = uay AZ Won my think me, deserve b.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

1--WE are on The eve of a revolution in the
politics OF tn country. A new aud light,
party ls rearing ills gigantic torn before The
world. II Is not merely the Wbig party. nor
yet the Democratic party-not the Native par
" nor The Foreign pafty-iloi the Free Soil
pery nor thr Sld'ery ary;--it is The great
Taylor Republican party, OF Which the dis
iingaishlng Characteristic is identical with
That hich brought the oid--the real the g-u.
uihe--denocrauc parry Into power in Io0l.
The ehihboieth OF that party is night OF
The t~naJonty 10 govern. II Is utterly opposed
10 kingly power, under a republican name.-
II Will tolerate no muoocracl-In mondr.hy
no srislocrscy-no tlr,lsn. No disguise
under ialsrly sss0mrd namrs, Will he ptrnit.
ted 10 gull or decelvr d.. Republican ii il
aud viii remain, and il viii gather aud grow
=. long as orr constitution aad country shall.
..duss. John NJ. Ll4tIons SpeeeA al Brsu.
cywiae Springs. Saturday, Oei. 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
THE MASSES SPEAKING THEIR OWN
sen IIME\IS

At the Ta,lof ALAS nretings in Independ-
ence Square on Tueslay eve its, a speech
Characterized b real ability and Ell O ,ence
was malr iriu The young, N rs s.aud bg a
wDli SOW yer. who came uut OF HE Crlw,i
%vuluntarlf 10 speak. Al the Inlepeuipn,
lay Tor meeting held al the Comfy Court
House last week, a rough l%po@ing. hanl dsrd
mechanic. b-gam.d with toll. having ohlain.
I'd PERMISSION 10 speak. proceeI.d to aiit-ss
the assetnol.gr "a d nauarr which 81 tsrd the
" lldest Enthusiasm of his authors. Havtg
40 advantages OF education, hi, remarks. ui
coursr, set Of naught The rides OF grruutG
bat that rude rartouc which natures teach
burst through all lrdmurls. In SchnIkill
comfy, an Irish mluer has naraugutd MS ruun.
uymrn, all Though The campaign, Win re-
nrn lous effect. aul a |sJidyrl an acute tai.
ent al argltn -nt w1lcuhas o5tfi i the power,
OF Lacoiocuisn. Tnrse arr slne specimens
Of the Rough and Really boys, The pruaie
are with Us, heart aAd s,ul.-NJriA Aner.-
can.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

The Commissioners Tor this county, Nlessrs
Clemens. EAainsion and Steenrod, have APP
nointrd he follow ung gentlemen 10 saperiti-
IA III. electi NJ al The OF her precincts.
WEST Liberty DR.. ID 5. Farney, koot'
NJ, Z. Rand and John Brady. Esqis.
Observation-Disclosures BediliIon' Aori-
ham R4azle ard SAMUEL Oldham, Esqrs
Clerk, al the Court House.
Henry CrangIe. VIM. ). Goshorn. James A.
Mclean. and Aiouzo Loring, Esqrs.
The polls willoe open at Z O'clock a. Nj
The commissioners have authority, we be-
Gevr. under the law OF Congress, TO keep The
polls open until Il O'Clock il found necessa-
~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
IgIsIlNEN md GERMANS.

The Locc-F, 60, are using every means 10
entrap YOU into The support OF their men aud
their measures, When They donot want your
votes they will SPUN you. Look al The Ar
eu. IN So tembrr last. calling Bishop W~he!an.
Bishop d the catholic Church, an assassin !
Look al The Uniou, which proposed to lake
the property OF the churches in Mexico tor The
use of our armies, aud be no longer deceived
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

Ia 'Gacernmeatoi Ffadte IS the most lid
era u Europe.
81 40 fight.
/ Surrender.
The hears Of the people mus BE- prepared
for war.
Circumstances rtll proven, my attending
the Chiraso Coayealioa.
The noi,r and confusion are 81 great | con-
noI be heard.
We can swallow The whole OF Mexico and
not hurt us.
1t is unconstitutional to appropriate money
Tor III rrilrt ui lrtiiud.
a2rre 10 al minister the government on
til; B%.linorr platform.
lam IL tator 81 The tariir Of '46 As aflJrd-
i&g AL lhr pf"ircti - lab II needs.
IAN opposed 10 improving river, aud har-
barN.
/ shall nerptiuate The policy of the present
administration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

Friends Of Gen Ts,'nr, YOU can decide the
f,te of your cauu,gy. to-day. Ii sou 20 TO
the polls and vote you will have d good gov
eminent, ii not you must take The conse-
osences. YOU only can save IT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
BE AT THE
PO LIS
EARLY, AS EARLY As TO-
CLOCK AND VOTE QClCk.
THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA

THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA!
Voters OF Ohio co. Gen. Taylor's last battle
i. to be fought on
Tousday next, the 18th Nov.
. 81 the voting is to be done IN one day
You cannot vote on Monday, or on ednes-
day. You must vote on TUESDAY
Let each friend OF Old Rough aud Ready see
that his neighhors rote-end that they
VOTE EARLY
One long, strong, steady pull, aitogether'
FOR JUST ONE DAY,
And the Glorious Old Hero Of Buena Vista
viii be President Of the United States!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
oNEHuNpRED DoLLARS REWARl

O.NT TU NDhIU UObII ny UT " = ND :.
The above reward will b. paid 10 ony hat
ter IN this city. who viii manufacture aud
complete a hat ia better stele and workman.
ship, than We can al No. 10, Monroe Il.
S AVERY.
P. S The bats to be sent to NrA York
aud abiie9hs deeisI II ut d committee Of Tie
best hdtters ii hat great emporium.
5. AVERY.
Wheeling, Oct. 20, l84s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

70 nc mus.
Mn. WHARTON About two weeks ,idce.
and two or three days after my hats took III.
premium al he fir. Mr. Avery offered ID r.
vard through your pspcr Of one hnaircd dot
lars, 10 any hatter IN this city that would
make "a better hat than he could tae hats To
b. judged b, d committee oi h4ttefs. ac-
{ pird his prnpdsi ION at once. and NOW r.
specruiiy iuinrn hin thii my hat IS r-ad,,
aud | am wiling 20 ssud ii To New York Of
10 aay other city Ia the United Sa;ea. Now
don't keer me waiting, nei4hbot Avery, |
wsnt 10 BE- h~iudliag mat great rteard--it
looks very large IL my eyes. Aud yea mast
nog either toe llie M ri or else lizzie out AT
Inc smsll end the horn My has have la
ken the premium over ynur, once aut they
eau d. ii again. JOHN }. HOdE.
Ny Z. Premium Halter. Union -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

HEAR hlM,-lhomAs +. Marshall. Of Ky.
whose e%rfatic course is generally known, has
been induced or seducrd, 10 make spetchesil
lavur OF Cas-, but Tor the lie of him cannot,
refrain from ruiogi,ing 'odZte.' under whom
he served in the Mexican war.
In ID speech at Cincinnati he said:
lie (Nlr Marsha') contraticied oh the fonl
calumu,es against "RuUGH & READY" aud
passed the highest eulngium upon his y tri1t-
ism, courage, intellect, attainmcnts aul sur
passin- humanity.
HE said tina he was in his tent with him
alone one night, Just b fore the great battle ut
Barna Vista, wacu ne was vritIns home to
his family aud knew Gen Tay!or's feelings and
determination ou thar occasion, Ia view Of
an attack upon hin hy Siuta Anna.
Gen Taylor said 10 hin (C4pt. NJ rshall.)
that he was in the heart OF al enrny's coun.
trt-l60 miles from ms ,uppHi is surrounded
BY a hall d milton Of eun9rd peoplr--with
at overwhelming army approaching him. an
der Sauta Anna, AMI the rear posts watched
by Ltncrrs AMI Gurrrtiia,, aud il he were To
s1oN The least alarm By falling bIrk upon
Monterey as ht had b-rn or trrsd by IT.. gov
eminent, Ms WI army would be in'iniiatrd
while the euciuJ would be encouraged. There
would also h d general uprising o. the peo-
pie, and all would be iust that had been gain-
e by his victories, AMI his wpnir army de-
or taken prlsonrr.. Unler this Vi w
o. the cas-, he tod Capt. M, hat with his
hour thousand volunteer miitii aud five hun.
lred regulars, ne would lake his position in
advance OF SiiiIilu aud The Rncnnada PISS
'nd II Santa Anns came down upn fifty thou.
sand inrn, he would fight him aud maiutsia
lis ground et die on IL.
Al tins, the Cas- men "grinnd horribly a
shaslly smile" bat had i~oswaily il, like saad
foremost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
GEN. TAYLOR .., WRITER !, IA.

b'en remarked that Gen, Ta,lurs compost
lions are o model ftr thu scholar a. well -
the man OF business. Thes ATE as remarkable
as those ct Washington for their sucCinHt.
plain sis'r. and TT containing Everything
that should BE- said. with teduudsnoe or cir
cumloed ION. Werls were never given htm
to concesi his thoughts. aud circumstances
have never prevented hi- ~beingh-ardo or uud-r-
stood. Secreisry Marc, it j. siil. com laIn-
ed 20 Gener ! Tsylnr. chat his dispatches
were not sufficiently 10 detail" L, Which the
old hero replied that he was sorry lor ii-tlat
he pat INTO them oil hr bod to -ay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
REHABILITATION OF THE EXPENSES
..r- 10 = NslN.s

The voters If he couHtr, must all renent-
bar thst G'n. Ciss has sill that. it elected,
his simiHis ration would h. d conlinuunrr
OF ihatsi Mr., PIN. Should his expens 5 n
crease a. have thuse OF Nif. PJlk what viii
they amount %? The people must pay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
Their BATTLES for Country.

GEN. TAYLOR'S.
Fort Harrisoa-2J to 1890.
Bad Ax-150 Ia 20D0.
Ochokebre-5 o "a 1850.
Paio Alto-25 10 70 1000.
Re.are IL Ia 7 lna-2010 % 1000.
Meuterey-30Jp To 1900.
Bucnu Vista--5o0J 10 Is so
AlMnAn NictnrinnN.