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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

the Steel Factory,
WHEELING, Va
p. n'GINMs. G. CUNNINGHAM, BAGGs.
M'GINNIS, CUNNINGHAM 4 co.
TTTAREROOM at the House of d. MGinnis, No I7s
We East side of Market square, where in addition
to his stock of Iron, Nails Groceries. &C. will be
constantly kent hand all kinds OF cooking
of the approved styles also every other des
ERUPTION of Stoves and Crates OF the best and
beautiful that in use; and wash kettles
of all sizes good assortment also other descrip
ton Of make the assortment comnlete. We
also making preparations to have good assortment of
the patterns OF Ploughs for the coming season.
all of which viii he sold the most reasonable terms
job work done the sh notice and lowest rates.
jan sgd M'GINNIS, CUNNINGHAM co.
D.. NALL. $. BusHFIELp. WALTER c. ROE.
AT cGILL, BUSHFIELD & ROE, Wholesale Grocers
4S,A and Commission Merchants No. 1874 Liberty st
ri tsburgh. j24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

TO THE HALT AND LAME, Comstocks Nerve
and Bone Liuiment and Indian Vegetable EliAir the
most eeciua for Rheumatism contracted ids or
muscles, and is warranted 10 any of RheuHla-
tisn Gout. All The above articles are sold by
mar A q FAlRClll Id W heeng, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
RlTTER'S

RlTTER'S
COMPOUND sYEP or TAR & WILD CHERRY
HIS pleasant, sa, and Ell cacous remedy for coughs
colds, throa, Asthma. splitting OF blood, ana all
diseases the tending 10 Gosst NroN, Is for sale
y slOrckeepcr., geartay, lhis ana adjoining conn
ucs, AZ rnE Low rstcg 0F p crs. rER BOTTLE; and
whoe,aie aud Ieiai by the proJgetors,
H. q RITTER, Druggists,
1914 NoIth second st, below me, fhlLA.
Read the following s0iuntAry testimonial -
smnhhcid, Monroe co, IA, Dec :, ls41
Mc.sfs J I. . Rltscr; aeniiemeu--i ieel 1t my
duiy Ia acs age you the great heaeti have
ceir,d ff,sm theuse II your Compound syrup OF Tar
and ~ iva Cherry Having heen tor nns time afflicted
win Iulnunss complaint, tired az ihe usual reni-
eiies N itut otsining relief when, fortunately for me,
wa. recommended ia year Syrup The ifst bottle
made dsc idsay fasufsh.e pFess "u on my disease.
continue lax iae aud happy TO say II has Afforded
ne great relief and ehrefiuiy recommend thss. sui
icrRg under siwaf complaints To uss youf uvacable
/ n,rlis,nr JOnN NEMHARf.
1 MR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

DR. :PHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY -
why viii you suffer with that distressing complaint
when remedy al hand that viii not fail 10 YOU
This remedy VIII eiectuIly destroy any alta of head
ache. either nervous or bilious. II mas cured OF
twenty YEARS. standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
CLOTHING READY MADE OR TO ORDER.
J. H. HISS X co.

AyOW inform Their ienis that their stock 81 Goods
Az for Spring and Summer complete embracing
small SPRINKLE from New York. rhtisdephia aud Bsl
norc ing, altogether very desirable aud scasoa.
able assortment.
our friends who pafroutf1d us hrralv issi year,
Sud the ptlic generally. respectfully invited call
and examine early prepared 10 furnish every
article IL line terms that fail 10 please
Rcnieuti or otr loo atom
one door Above the L : Hotel, Water st.
Wheeling. Apr l. ts4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

PILES SORES, &c-The Genuine HAYS I.inment
is an article luote justly celebrated a for the
above than any all Its are almost in
Vulnerable, and it is only necessary let those who
know the article and used il wth such great success
that 1t Is 10 h. sad true and eeina of Comstock Co.
Il CORTLAND ST. New York. sole pfopretors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

McoRTNEY & CONANT,
GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
Cd door above Market Alley, west side Market So;
WHEELING, VA.
rx7E subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have fitted mp the above estah-
hshmrnt in superior yle and prepared TO accom-
mandate the hest quality of goods OF every
description m their line They also prepared 10 pur'
CHASE all Kinds Of Produce oh me most r
terms. MCOaINEf q LONANi'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
SILKS AND sATINs.

200 pieces embracing all Styles qualities aud patterns
of Dress Silks and Satns, among which is souleh ng
entirely new and of most magnificent appearance for
dol'r and so cts per yd. Also style PARIS plaid
Grenadines, very rich striped Silk 60 per yd,
such as have sold for DOR; blk heavy Lyons,
~ inches wide, excellent quality plain silk al 40 cts per
y'd; extra rich PARIS barred Foula-d silks, 40 inches
wide, together with all kinds of dress silks that can
ask ed for; also few pieces splendid Bonnet Silk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
sES alaYHONhiE4.

From THE Hon joins TYLER, + .-PREsipgNr.
Steamboat Planter, nee eta, lsi7
Mr. Radwsy, III feel inyself mach Obliged by the
presentation of the package OF your "Chiucse Medica
ted Toilet SOAP" Tor the OF Mrs ~ Ter and tysef
and am highly gfailhed That IL answers fully
crlpt4dn yuu give OF H. Wishing yen health aud pros
pen = am, dear stf, tru yours. JOHN LEk
NeAt week VIII publish letter from the Rev
Joha NewaRd Mat, the celebrated Methodist preach
and chaplain % Congress- whose strains OF pray
iig hasa een instrumental 10 adding 10 the Nellie
dlst So let thousands OF iis present leading mshcrs,
this eti, vii be highly CRAFTY nag 70 Ladies and Gen
aemen OF had complex In the meantime remember
Ra2ysay's soap is sold only By FAlRCHlLD-
Wheo,Ag, Va; J * q RAMSAY. No2 CORTLAND St.
New NstA feb 10
SSoME lif Kits Salmon suitable for family for sale
0by BLACK * KNOX
CNn BBIs. No. ; MACKEREL
~ w 40 da Mo- do
20 do HaidaN do
40 do Herrings Just received and fo
salshy pr23 JAS M'KEE.
r iME-40 Bbis Louisville white Lime, received an,
- toT sale by ~ " JAS MCKEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMNER
EaKX EObspS.

BERRYHlI.L & Conc. 1871, IANES' ROW,
S,- Az commenced receiving the large aud wen Sc
I'd iecteJ stock @ prv Goods, of all kinds usually
ken in Dry Goods store which has been selected ullh
n,,.eh csrs And purchased at unusually low prices;
we can say with perfect safe thatwe WA sei
:, lower prices than has ever been known IN ths maj
~ ,nd 10 test the truth of what we say, please give
ma c. as we take great pleasure in showing our goods
nau, misunderstood us-we say we VIII sell cheaper
Than has ever been sold by any house IN 'he es vi
Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
sSE.ySOV AL.

REMOVAL.
H7HE subscribers respectfully their friends and
4 thepullic generally that they have removed from
their old stand Main ST., to the new and spacious
building lowe end of Market ST. where they have every
convenience for the mandatory OF
STAGES, WAGONS AND CARTS
in the cheapest and sesl manner also for all kinds Of
Blacksmithing, which will be promptly attended TO-
Thankful for past iaYors they respectfully solicit a
oct9 BUssY LITTLE.
COPPER, FIN.
AND SHEET IRON WARE MANuFACToRY,
iS5 .Harket Square, Wheeling, Va.
HIHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud
d the public generally that he has removed his sale
rsoms into the large brick building adjoining his Old
stand where he fully prepared to do all work. either
Tin, Copper Sheet Iron. entrusted 10 MN, win des
patch. have ON hand large ass lument OF Tin ard
Copper that win sell for cash OF 10 prompt enso'
EyYDRANTs.--Vave and cock Hydrants at Pi Is
4.s hursh prices, warranted to work well, al
mrll JOHNSON ,ls5. Market Square.
r FAD Pipe always on hand md furn.hedat short
- notice al mr. II JoHNso 5, las Market sq'r
rYuprER KErTLEs--wash and Stew Kettles on
~ hand and for sale low at !oHNsoNs,
mr IL le5 Market aluare.
SroFFEE MILLs-A superior article of Livingston
~ &Roggin's manufacture ON hand and for sale low at
mr. II JOhNSoN'S. les Market Square.
CASE STEEL.
JUST received direct from New York one case cas-,
- STEEL assorted sizes viz
l03 lhs /. by inch. Axe bar,
ia do inch square,
SIS do "a do do
81 do SIS do Il,
50 do IL do do
81 do IS do do. Also, English and Amer.
can Blister and spring steel by RhlckEN,
octs Boyd's old stand Market square.
.-~s--------------------
DISSOLUTION.
TIME partnership existing under The nrm OF Lnkens
Blckel This day dissolved by mutna consent. Per
sops indebted wiu please make inneaiate pay
,neut and Those having claims present them for settle
ment TO Bichel who authsrise 70 settle The same.
LUkENs 4 BlCkEL.
spE will he continued by the subscriber
Al The old stand No lO1 Main street, where he IA
tends To Keep constantly ON hand, candies Of his own
manufacture FRUITS Nuts, etc, etc. si--a good assert
ent of Imported aud chew rug tobacco, which ~
offers wholesale retato the old customers ana others
as cheap as can be purchased IN the place. ,.,
N' ]. 81. BiCKEi.,
Wheeling. March 81, is4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
GOLD WATCHES

JUST reed new supply 1f-
Pine fiIl isweed eoll lever watches,
do 40 do Ladies do
Gold Guard and foS chains, etc JND BISHOP.
Apr2 No 10 Main Al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
BERAGES

900 pieces plain blk, mode. striped and fancy barred
Berages; mode embroidered, superine quality
tin stripe, rich graduate satin stripe blk ard barred
and in short, everything In the Berage line that in
ct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
&sias 1-DEgrag8.

RaislnS. &c. &c.
an Boxes hest fresh fruir l24 cents per III
~ ~ trails Dates do do
New Sssar at ftp. together with general
Of fresh fruits, equally low for sale 10y
:. ID WOODROW.
dec 2l 234 Nam street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
Warnlp11sR>
CLAY FOUNDRY,

Corner Of Clay and Fourth Street, opposite
the Steel Factory,
WHEELING VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
BED TICKS AND CALICO.

100 ps Bed Ticks; some good for : cts per y'd.
10000 y'ds new cscoes of the richest style and chea
per than the cheapest. Good quality, colors warranted
for q. cts as good has been sold for i2le Also
for cts per I'd or p cts per dress pattern ehint
yes for i2ie per y'd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

TN store, a large lot of Franch carleton and Man.
~ chester Ginghams, which will he sold at rahuced
prices, to make place for ssring stock. Call and
GREER & MOTTE,
feb 10 No 1872 Market ST.
4 GOOD Variety of Prints he had at your pri
N ces at FEB 1877 GREER 81 NOTES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01


Linen I.ustre embroidered Dresses something new
ALSO Linen lustre in the piece, plain and figured.
A few white French needle worked Dresses some
thing that entirely snrpasses anything offered in
this city, at prices from to 25 dol'rs.
20l pieces French Lawns, beautiful styles; excel lent
quality fot 12ac per yd.
25 pieces embroidered Lawns, very rich.
90 p's mourning and second mourning Lawns.
French needle collars and capes of the finest
quality, double aud single, at very low prices.
Mohair Popns, new and beautiful article of Dress
Goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

distinguished graduate from ofthe first Colleges IL
the United States which NAV he seen by his Diploma
also member of the Royal College Of Surgeons. and III
centiae ofthe Apothecarcs' Hall London aud the grca
part of whose life hasheen spent in the first Iiosp
tails in Europe and America, viz: those of i@ndon Par
and Philadelphia, may be consulted on all Diseases hu
rIx,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
MARSH. TAYLOR & MARSH

a RE receiving, for the Spring and Summer
IA trade Of 1875 their large desirable, and well selec
ted stock of ali kinds of English, French, German and
American Dry Goods usually kent in Dry Goods store,
which they will be glad 10 exhibit 10 all who Will favor
them with call. mr2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

r :. RHODES of the Big Window, viii sell all the
~ most ce'etrlted makes of French CLOTHS and
CASSiMERES, cheaper for cash than ANY LIVE MAN!
II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

fsncy Sesps, assorted perfumes; llauel's Nympa
Soap I. w Railways M-dicaied Soap; Fancy SOFAS "a
oNes French esognes German do: Iau Iusire for the
Hair; Hair DYe. c0lors; Hair OILS assorted: lair
iomaiunis, assd fissh and hair noNder
Clocks and Watches repaired at sloft notice; Silver
poems made 10 order and eli Ieyyeiry ~. our line
Wheeling. Apr. 10 FAiRCHII.ns TAYLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

200 pieces Aipaccas, plain blk, mode cold, satin
stripe silk warp, sc, &c. at very redu cei prices.
Lupins best quality Bonhazines at low prices.
FRENCH AND ITALIAN GOODS.
The particular attention of the ladies' is pecaIly
called TO large and most magnificent assortment Of
Ladies' Dress Goods They have heen selected with
the greatest and with eyeto SUIT ALL in the cities
of New York and Phil'a
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-07
SATURDAY MORNING VISITOR.

Oregon Ners.-A correspondent OF a
Lancaster (Pa.,) paper, Writing from Or
egon city, gives the following account Of
matters in that country:
The winter has been remarkably mild
and no snow in the valleys, though there
is plenty of it in sight all the year round.
We can see the growing crops iu the val
leys and snow upon the high peaks of the
mountain al the same time.
Farmers here are under no necessity Of
making hay, as pastures are good in all
seasons Of the year. Garden vegetables,
cabbages, iurnips, peas, and the like grow
all winter. have seen tnrnips here
weigh fifty pounds. Corn does not pro-
duce well, The seasons are Too cold, and
without sufficient rain.
The Columbia river is as large as the
Susquebanna, and navIgable for ships and
steamboats, there are now seven British
and American vessels in the river. Will
lametle river is about ne-iourth Of mile
wide, and the falls are about thirty feet
perpendicular. There are two Touring
and two saw mills, six stores, and two or
three hundred dwelling houses, in Ore
gon city.
Goods are very high. Pantaloons So
per pair, and other clothing in proportion;
wheat 81, flour 50 per barrel, oats 81,
potatoes 10 cents per bushel; onions SO,
pork $40 per 100 pounds, beef $5, but
Ter 20 cents per pound, eggs, 90 cents per
dozen, coffee 20 cents, sugar 10 cents, to-
bacco 40 cents 10 81, molasses 80 cents
per gallon.
Horses sell (rom $l5 TO 800, cows
$25, claims Tor land sell for from $40 up
10 81 600.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-07
obituary.
"In lie midst of life, ICE are in death"

DIED-In this place early on Saturday
morning last, Both ult., KATHARIKE FRAN
cEs, infant daughter of II. H. and M. ].
White.
'tSo fades the lovely blooming flower,
Frail, smiling solace Of an hour, Il
So soon our transient comforts fly,
And pleasures only bloom to die"
- At the residence Of her father, in
Henry county, on Wednesday the 9th ult.
after few hours illness, Miss MARY JANE,
aged about Is years, second daughter Of
James Smith, Esq, of Henry county.
With feelings of sadness we are called
upon to record the sudden and unexpect-
ed deceaSe of our young friend. She was
attacked with consestive chill, superin-
duced by the fatigue and labor OF waiting
around the bed of q sick father, and SO vi
client was the attack that in the short space
of 24 hours, she had yielded up her
life, and gone to the spirit land. Altho' she
has been called hence at an unexpected
moment, and when just entering upon the
busy stage of life, it shonld be o source of
consolation to her afflicted relatives and
friends to know that she enjoyed that re-
ligion which lights up even the dark val
ley of the grave, and takes away the sting
Of death. She was unobtrusive in her
manners, and made friends wherever she
became acquainted. But she is gone
and how loud and solemn is the admoni-
tion, "Be yc also ready, for in such an
hour as ye think not, the Son Of man com.
cth."
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-07

Louis Bonaparte has announ-
ced himself as candidate for
the Assembly, from the depart
ment of the Seine.
A plot of the Bonapartists
which was widely extended in
its ramifications has been discov-
cred.
The German Ministry re-
signed their offices on the refu-
sal of the Diet to ratify the ar
mistice between Schleswig and
Holstein.
Letters from Vienna state
that that the mediation of Eng
land and France in the affairs
of Italy was not accepted, until
after certain concessions which
may altogether destroy its eff
ciency.
The Austrian Government
stipulateS that the sovereignty
of Lombardy shall be retained.
1t asks no concession Of terrific
ry but promises Milan and We
nice liberal institutions under
Austrian Viceroy.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-07
ITALY
Horrible Atten,pt at Seduction
MwdeT and NNicidc.

Nm'der dad Suicide.
a most revolving and cruel
murder was perpetrated in the
neighborlod of Mars hall, in Sa-
line county, on the l4th inst
The circumstances as related to
us, are as follows:
Baker, man who has been
for many years citizen Of the
comfy and who has always been
regard by his neighbors as a
correct and worthy man, peace
able and kind in his family !;
conceived an incestuous passion
for his daughter Elizabeth, aged
about % or 23 years,--a most
worthy and modest young wo-
man--and made frequent at
tempts to crafty his brutal de
sires; which the daughter OBJ
stinately resisted, until the day
upon which this horrible trans
action occurred. He determin-
ed to awe her into submission,
and deliberately, in the pres
ence of his daughter, loaded
his gun and threatened if she
did not submit that he would
shoot her. About two o'clock
in the evening, he deliberately
discharged his gun upon the
young lady, the whole contents
taking effect on the left side in
the region of the liver; the
young lady survived about eight
hours, retaining her reason and
faculties of speech long enough
to relate the brutal conduct of
the father towards her, and the
horrible wrong which he at
tempted to commit upon her
person. Immediately after he
had inflicted the fatal wound up
on his innocent daughter, he
ran across the field a short dis
tance from the house, with his
gun in his hand; in something
like an hour afterward, the re-
port of a gun was heard in the
direction he had gone, and
search being made for him the
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-07
AGUE AND FEVER.

SO much has been written and said on
this pest Of all diseases, that every body
in the West and South are so familiar with
all its symptoms, technicalties, ard the
intdIRble remedies that have been palmed
upon the community for the last ten years,
that the people are heartily disgustcd with
the subject, and all they ask for now is
THE REMEDY that uH cure this ratnpire
disease. Don't startle, reader, when we
proclaim, without fear of contradiction,
that DR.. Bragg's Indian Queen Vegetable
Sugar Coated Anh- Bilious and Tonic Pills
are the HEROIC REMEDY that sciR break up
any Ague, no matter of how long stand
ing, and restore the patient TO perfect
health in very short time, If taken in
strict accordance TO the directions. Thou
sands are now proclaiming this ruth over
the entire Mississippi Valley, and so will
all who try them.
For sale by Brown < Dunn, Warsaw.
See DIR. Bragg's advertisement in anoth-
er column.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-07
BY Telegraph for the 81. Louis Union.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
ACADIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YoRK. Sent 25.

New York, Sept 25,
The Steamer .4cadia arrived
at Boston yesterday, having left
Liverpool on the 9th inst. She
brings seven days later advices
from Europe.
The weather is more favora-
BILE, and the harvesting had com
menced. The potato disease
was less alarming.
a letter from the officers oil
the steamer United States, states
that she had returned 10 South
ampton, having damaged her
condenser.
The Queen Of England ad-
dressed Parliament from the
Throne on the 5th inst, and
then started on a visit TO Scot
land.
Ireland continued 10 tran
quill state. Lamartine had made
public defence against charg-
eS Of Cayaignac, and the latter
was compelled to deny any in
tentions ofsuppressing the Con
shtationeI newspaper. This
Journal and La PreSSe, cantain-
ed furious attacks against the
government in spite of the dec
larations Of Cavaignac, that he
would not allow the intentions
Of the republicans to be i'm
peached.
The BonapartiSts were NOV
ing with view to elect Louis to
the Presidency.
The Austrians. having en-
forced heavy contributions on
the city of Parena, to which the
inhabitants refused to submit,
they commenced piilaging the
city. I he inhabitants commenc-
ed running, and the tocsin was
sounded, bat a battle was arrest
ed by the women and children
forming. Furniture and other
missiles were thrown from the
windows Of the houses upon
the Austrians.
Schleswig and Holstein have
refused TO acknowledge the
Prussians, in the name of the
Germanic Confederation.
The French Government had
received dispatches from Ara
go, the French Minister at Ber-
lin announcing the acceptance
by Austria of the mediation of
France and England for the set
Element of the Italian question.
Italy was every where great
" excited, and constant tumults
were taking place.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-07

The rebels are posted in al
most inaccessible positions at
New Inn, near Carrick, on Kel-
mac. ThoS. Mountain and Do
henis are in command. The
Waterford troops yesterday cap
tured nine scouts. Last night,
there was general rising of the
peasantry, & large body mar
ched and attacked a police sta
ton at Clonmel. On the 18th
of Sept. the Sd Bluffs came on
with rs of their men hand cuff
ed for shouting Repeal" The
insurgents have encamped seven
miles from Clonmel, where roast
bulloeks and sheep were suppli-
ed to them. They are pressing
all persons to join them at Glen
bower. They attacked party
of the police when a severe
fight ensued. A numNer of the
assallants were Killed, ana sew
eral OF the police wounded
! he ponce hed IN every olTec-
tlon from the out stations IL IS
expected that tonight will re-
veal most awful scenes. ne
Insurgents wear uniforms ana
use cluDS' ana nave cap'uIeo
some pieces o! cai'iioh' no
orloSeS near " aterioro liase
Ceei' oioN !, " - l''c'o.i' c .no
No'oi ':'non' a'o1P' On ; "r
P'o"eiii"a 'o"d'uS 'h0 i'''u'
EMS KS,
h5 O0'F ~ S'",'"e' sa1 .
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-07

LATER FRoM MExIco.-We find in
The New Orleans Mercury accounts from
Tampico to the 3Oth, and Vera Cruz to
the 9th ult.
The Governor of Tamaulipas hiss issu-
ed circular warning The Buffalo Hunt
ers. The garrison at Tampico was 10 be
Immediately reinforced by 1900 men.
The troops are to be paid from the re-
ceipts at the Custom House.
The Mexican journals are endeavoring
TO show that New Mexico is in a wretch
ed condition since lis government by the
Americans.
The Government of Mexico intends TO
plant military colonies along the bounda-
ry line between the United States and
Mexico.
Or the 10th ult the city was in mouru-
ing, i being the anniversary of the defeat
al Churubnsco.
Letters from San Luis, state that Sc
nores Adame and Avila, are disaifected 70
the government.
In Vera Cruz, the Governor is doing
all be can towards the cause of common
schools among the population.