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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-21
Younger Rrothers 81 Temperanoe.

WASHINGTON FoUNFAIN No. I--Msets every Saturday
evening at ~ O'Clock. in Chrysal Foant Hall No Y
Tchou pitOulas street. Ofcars-P. H. Willard, e b: VIM.
Z. Deacon, 3 g, J. Fyffs, A B; n. O. Randall, j.
Caoper A s E. ]. Springhett G K. Bein, u K. Jour-
dan, | w A. Childs, o w; L. w. Lyons, P PB.
ORLEANS FOUNTAIN No 2-Meets every Thursday eve
ming at ~ ock in the Hall of Pelican Division Qieers5
A. e. Young, E B D, Young, PBi w; A. Hall, A
B: H j. Labatt, s w. v. Phelps A s; w. A. Young G:
J. G. McLaTen A G; NJ. i. WEIGH w; J. J. LuxsE, o w.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-21

Dr. Townsend not having tested his SSIepara in case!
of Fi of coune recommended it. and was surprised
10 receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Weztohester county ~
Dr. TosOHssnd-Oear sir have little girl seven yean
Of age who hiss been several yean afflicted with Fits we
med Almost everything fo her but without at last
Although we could fnd recommendation in our Circular
fol cases like hers thought, a. she was IN very delicate
very glad we did for only restored her strength but she
as had no return of the Fits great pleasure and
Dss She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we feel grateful. Your respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-21
FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Towusepds sanapanls asOveregn and speedy cure
for TuoDiept Consumption BaTennes1 Proapsus Ute or
Falling Of the Womb, Costiyeness Piles LeuohorhGa or
Whites obsrueted difficult MensruatOn, ncOntlnence
of Urine OF involuntary discharge thereof and Tor the general
rogttou of the systemno matter whether the result OF In
heTent cause causes produced BY illness &C
edeut Nothing be surprising than its nVg0TatlnR
effects on the human Frame Persons, all weakness and las
5tude from taking at become robust and ul OF en-
sgy under is influence 1t immediately counteracts the
neTveeness of the female Frame which the great cause Of
barrenne 1t will not be expected OF in cases OF so de-
cate nature to exhibit certificates Of performed but
we can the afflicted that hundreds Of have been
eDoed to u.s. Thousands of where families have been
ShoUt Children after using few bottles of this inva liable
adnina have been blessed with fine healthy Offspring.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-21

NEW YORK, ApnI q, I641.
Dr. T0uHSeRd-l verify believe that your Sarsapanla
has been the means through Providence of saving e
have for several yeau had bad cough Ii became
and worse. At last raised large 90 tntes oil blood had
night sweats and greatly debitated and reduced and
did not expect to i've have only used your SaTsapaa
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me. am able TO walk ali over the city. raise no
blood, and my cough has LETT You well imagine
that thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant
WIN. RUSSELL, Is Catherlne st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
OLD zAck Is coMnNG.

Al a mosi critical period OF HE battle OF Buena
Visa. soldier. as We Iearnfrom Capt Bragg. rails
ed IN loud clear voice the shout, .'otd zaet I.
eop.fag r and that shout, caught up and Te-ectoed
through The army, was equal 10 reinforcement d
Ten thousand men. As@
Wings Of Jefferson. Takeup tbs raIIying cry.
Labor with might and main from this hour till Inc
shades Of the fth Of November SCI in. OLD JACK
IS COMING. And shall il Be said that YOU
were tagging behind when the battle uas hottest and
the yieioy WIS wont Never. no, never. Be lac-
tive, be vigilaht, and your triumph shall be com
p.etei
1.-THE Undertook fox and The Michigan bear
May wTange and fight for the bone,4,
When Two such rognes fall out by the way,
Honest men viii come By theirown.)
Al the roar Of Old Tack, they take the back track
Barnhurners and Hunkers will iy;
Then raise high your standard, boys Of the State
And neVer--n0 never, say.die.
Old lacks tnithe track will you stand at his back
All you III his favor say, AVE-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
Poor MEs cAs.r RIDE wIrn BE-.

Lei the honest laboreT remember that Lewis Cas-
was too much Of an aristoerat, in 1874, only four
years ago. 10 suffer Samuel Hunter, a plain and
honest farmer, residing in Wayne county, Ohio, 10
ride in the public stage coach with him Probably.
Mr. H-'s clothing was homemade, which would moi
do % rub against the Preach cloth u M Cass.--
Remember il, working that although there wa
no one on the same scar with Lewis Cas- he YET nc
fused room TO Mr.. Hunter, and compelled him 70
ride outside rita AS (CassO raiasr. What spec
taele is here pressntedl Gen. Cas- the bloated and
purse-Proud arisiocrat then .ins, fresh from the
Court Of France Court and King in the lauda-
lion Of which be had taxed his genius to the umos;
that he might obtain coa1ly smiles and kinglyfS-
vors-spufning from his presence an American
Farmer, and eondemning him 10 the society Of TIE
mental whose occupation is 10 brush his masters
bootsi alIs
Mr.. Hunter has proven this BY a citizen Of wooS-
ter. Ohio, who IS repurably spoken Of BY the Demo
GRAFT newspaper published i'd that place SO that
there is no mistake about il neither Is il fable got
ten up to operate for political purposes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
I MARTIN VAN BuREy.


Ee Bata few years ago. lsays The Richmond Reput-
licap.) and Martin Van Buren, was the model Of lie
Democratic faiEh. He was represented as ali that
is frank above board. honest. noble and true. Now
how disrenithe picture which bis own friends draw
ofiheir former idol The veil has fallen from iheir
prophet and he is admitted 10 Be an and porse ihan
he was described By the Wings A writer in he
Cas- paper Of Troy. N. Y. ihus concludes an adj
dress Astounding with dennnciaiin and anatheuha
MsEfis VAN BuRES-lnioRaED coArorsb axp
z1lloDiAesr or JUDksi IscARioT AID BrxEDiCr ;An-
lD-Doe 1--WE AGAIN SPIT rPoN TnEEl II .jbkr
riendra f-aye. it viii come. when
sIhg nane-ihy human name-t, eFerYere
The climax Of al scofn shall hang on kieks
Exalted Der Thy les abhoired compeersz -
And iss,er in De infalhy Of pears
who BELIEVES MAI ibis man Gas suddenly become
in his old age, ne vse.-A haze 6.zerbedf No. 10.
he IS he same Van Bureh as ever The biiier fruit
which ta- turned 70 asAt IN he grasp Of his delnded
.,''u4s.s = ne naLar4i product Of al cFiI nee
The change : 10. u Van Barsn, but d. ne e-arer
eye sight Of his former dupes 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26

TN. hr,s,,.,. -, = 80.
"A ,,e.;.k - -. {. 1r- ,eAss.
l,st
ce, = = rr.........- q. ...-S,...t -
$780,. I, ,..r
:. -. .1.o s.pA =. .1z n.'s.esy
ees g, ten Iayior commencing with The gallant de-
fenct Of Fort Harrison. and extending through The
rra,Ion< ,;l !, p,,r;. al f.h;., ~ ,rh;eh Chi ri
- 49, - . - W. =
- s. ~ el.iess y e,..is tne
Flo'aa var ana MS brilliant expioiis ~ Aexieo-
The speech was one of interest 10 those who had
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
CERTIFIED ny MYSELF,

governor CAsy wrote TO MI. CatHorx. then Sc
ers'ary o. War; = taSethe liberty Of sending an
,eAnion Of my account, CERTIFIED n MYSELF" Il
1as On his own certificate that be received by far the
iargest portion Of his extra allowances. So it is
with his military services and eSploits w. az
called upon 10 credit them on exhibits cert;ed &
himself
The EaioR PROMISES 70 furnish its readers with
certain historical documenis. commemorative ~ N.
numerous heroes OF Hulls surrender, which the Ge-
leiare 1uill himself said wasprobably more pyoli-
ft a promotions han any other unsuccessful n;l;,a
~ operation recorded in history.
Among the documents promised Is aH,. or-. ~.
neral CAsss Sascrssing and seosfif,,f report = ~.
Secretary Of War; This i h;s,orv Is m,
surrender, certified BY nsy$lEr ITaslfss'a l,atserr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
NEW SCHOOL (rREsBYrER,N5s YNoD.


The New School Presbyterian Synod commenced
its session in Washington, d. c. on the evening Of
the l9Ih, The opening sermon was preached BY
! the Rev VIM. McLain.
The Rev. Henry Smith Of Hanover Presbytery.
was elected Moderator; the Rev Patterson Fletcher
Of Winchester Presbylery, and The Rev. James g.
Hammer Of the District Presbytcry were appointed
temporary Clerks.
Tho attendance Of Ministers was larger than
usual.
The Presbytcry resolved to set apart the 22i Of
November next as day Of Thanksgiving.
The Synod have had under discussion the promo.
sal TO appoint committee TO confer with another
committee appointed BY The Synod Of Virginia, Gold
SCHOOL, on the subject Of reunion Of the New and
Old School Presbyterics.
The correspondent Of the Sun speaking Of the Mi
niSters IN attendance, remarks:
Seated Immediately in front of the pulpit. no
tced venerable minister who was more than once
referred to for church "reminiscences and who replied
promptly and satisfactorily. 1t was the Rev. DR..
Hill, Of Winchester, Va, senior member considered
the father OF the Synod. and who was Chaplain 10
Gen. Morgan, Of the Virginia Regiment OF Rifles.
in the war ofthe rcvolutionn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
A VALUABLE ALMANAC.

We have been favored, by the publisher, with
copy of his truly valuable work. 1t is."Y. b. PAL-
MEAS BUSINESS MEN's ALMANAC, for the year 1912"
Ilcontains, besides the Astronomical CALCULATIONS
much Useful Information for Merchants, Manufac-
turers, Mechanics, and Business Men generally
There are articles or tabular statements many of
the most important subjects which can engage pub
asaiaa and aGRshsF NE consider rs syt chs he
seen The 6ea article in it, however, Is the one on
Systematic Advertising. Ii any man wants to make
fortune let him get one of these Almanacs, and
read the lesson We refer to-
Mr.. Palmer is an indefatgable general agent for
Newspapers in the United States. Single copies Of
his Almanac, 1912 cts. 81 per dozen; 81 per hun
dred
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
=
THE GREAT TAYLOR VICTORY.

f = - + 81
Pennsylvania has proven truelio herself and her
domestic interests by the ec>lion Of WM f. JulIN-
sroS. ihe Wing candidate 10 the Chief Magistfasy
sof that State. The Wings have elected fifteen ont
ef twenty four members Of Congress, . cat II II
State Senators. and 81 out OF 100 REPRESENTATIVE
thus securing the election Of Wing United States
Senator and Nv bis Stale Treasurer A great and m
precedented victory and one that secures the cleo
lion Of Gen. Taylofheyohd doubt The majority Of
Johnston issmalL though large enough for all prac
teal purposes. The victory was unexpected 10 the
Locos, who considered Pennsylvania as safe for
Longstrcth as il vas for Skunk; and their. defeat
will be as stl.ins in its effect as il is unexpected
We may turn upon them their own raliying cry,
and say: @ 49,
nSound the Hewgag strike the Tunlon,
Beat the Fuzzyg,tzzy, wake the Gonquong,
Let the loud Qsanteppa ring,
Bum tnm fuzzlebum, dingo bin r S0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26


There really seems 10 b no good md substantial
rca.ts Why all parties WIKI and Dennocraiir
-sbe1d 20, so,e fer Gen. TayloE - pieisrehce %
Gen Cas-. Who % ssy he lcasi q il, halls fro,i 4
veg suspicious qnar,er q he e6uniry. IS hzrs M
aEnily ellsslins via virginians Wcre5.1z DO.
al parties yute lpr Tayl0rl n vi.
e this question cannOt b answered satisfactorily
u tho.e who are asainsi him. We are,con6lens
thaf diressed Of parry spirit there would Be 10 party
10 Virginia who would not vote for Gen. Taflor II
preference 10 Gen. Cas-. The one Is every hing
Virginia could ask He was Ban in ~ Ssaic-il
related 10 very large number Of he most Intelligent
ard 1naneasizl ismiitzs ID ne s.sfsEss ! sssoue
attachment foronS pegpls-is psap,Et % hen upor.
all hose qusstionsai policy abtat which ,hey have
been % much divided. and iscmphatically S0ulh-
Inhah' q the old Virginia mould = fI81
Why Then. We repeat viii yon not vose for Gen
Taylor. The coNQUERoR or MEXICO rather
than for Gen.cass, he acknowledged HERO or,
HULLS sURRENDER7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26

The despairiog sort Of
Ioicins Totbe ever
say AZ home On elee-
y theShHi Tuesday Of
hmbeEs . ne majority
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.


A'totaer anticipated Inapico has DECLARED
IN faror u Aaacraton 10 The Uttcd .Statcs-Itdian
ltar IN lheataR.
Ittegraphed for ne Batimoe american.
New ORLeaNs, Oct 81, 1873.
BY an arrival here we have dates from
Vera Cruz to the 18th inst
The latest intelligence from the city Of
Mexico states that the affairs Of the Repnb-
lie are again in disturbed and troubled CON
dition The indications strongly portend an.
other revolution, and apprchensions were en-
tertainedthat Herrera's administration might
be oyertl:rown
An express had reached Vera Cruz. br;no.
ing the intelligence that the inhabitants Of
Tampico.had proclaimed their Independence
of the State Of Tanlaulipas, and declared ia
favor Of annexation to the United States.
IUcArAN--An attack had been made upon
the garrison Of Hexcula by body of about
ten thousand Indians In the engagement
or rathcf attack, they killed two hundred Of
the garrison soldiers Many of the Indians
were also slaughtered, but the number is not
known
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26

4 Il 49,. q ~
b the steamer Niagara. which reached Boston
on Thursday evening, We have seven DAYS la,er
news from Europe. The following SUMMARY IN.
braces all thar IS Of interest
The uialof Smith o'Brien was IN prpcre<x
The London charisis had been COW ,c,ed an5
Sentenced 10 transportation ior lie.
The Queen had returned from scotland. fre,ana
was quiet Cotton had declined in price. bal
ssuifs but litrle changed
The French and English mediation had been refi,J
sed By the King Of Naples.
The revolt in he south or Germany had no, spb-
sided Austria Is still in tro1bie. q
a strange scene was witnessed 81 Paris on he
son nitino. in he French Ckainbess. one IF he
members having eomnenied. ii severe Terms bpo5,
some late Republican brasgafts, Is he called hem
and condemned he apsiky Of lie sovsrnaent Is q
laieq thereto he republican party vtrs thrown iu-
e saeh rsss IA, hey almost simhltane6asv rzb-
8 p - tnbene phieh ihey attempted % scsls q,
-. 30 were prevented from doing 50 s, IL a..
-cs's q ne House. Al leneth the Pr.,.ls., =.
Pei'ea g pm o. ~ tli ana SUSPEND -, .;.,,.-
-
oEoTnEe CQSIEsrED SaA1.--- n :, I lr,-., !.
G. Yn'o the unsrccessfhl uhir c2ni;1,,c'.
~. contest t1c of his dcniocrStic le,.,,.
PfA'eE' Who = elected ~ 4 . sotes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
MARRIED

On Sunday the 22dinstant 81 he Rev T,r Z. "a,
Mr.. MfcHAgI. c. Deck 10 Miss MARy Earss !. III
OF Shepherdstowp. 81 81 7Tsr -
On The 10Th instant, ii Smitbfeld .bv ,hs Rs~
r. I. Brown Mr. PgrER CrsrgR 10 Mis- +, y 49,,
FLETcngR Of Berkeley.
On Monday the 23,l instant IN Vasb;,,,o,, fs;,..
2. G.. b. the Rev Mr.. BaIlantyne II J,a,s,,g, 4,
SMITH Esq. Of Winchester 10 Mis- FIR. 49,
quier county, va. - = z 80
On Tuesday, 18th instant, at Farnley.. Clarke
eauR n.y.. Or y r w DuNn.a Of Baltimore % Mrs.
On the 10Th instant, BY the Rev. Dr. Zacbar;,.
Jefferson, Md -, - =, ''ca'
On Thursday tRe 18th instant. BY the Rev samr
'po ,N Mr. JACOB LEEMER 10 Miss Eliza Lawns.
On Thursday the 18th instant. bv he Rev srs.,
as Blrkby, Mr. JoHN R KEEx to Miss ELrzaDrrn
On The 18th instant BY the Rev H Furlonrt Mr.
all Of this county sss - a 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
SAVE THE PIECEsi 4.

The IocDfoco prints have discovered "a dreadful
plot TO deceive The intelligent voters Of their party
Il seems that Taylor tickets have been printed a, the
Office Of The Wytheyille Republican, with the name
Of VIM. o. Butler in place Of Willard FiIimere.-
Nov The simple explanation Of The affairs this =:
That Col. smyih, the editor Of The Republican is
himself a Democrat who is going Tor Old Tack. but
prefers Butler as Vice President He and his bro
Their Democrats have right to vote as they please,
and 10 prepare tickets to suitihemselves. Il is a
poor compliment TO popular intelligence to suppose
Y Democrat could be deceived BY such ticket
Ass man will take good care 10 see that his tick
rs him. The Wings are not bound TO furnish
eyes TO every voter who may be too igno-
hat he is doing. They use only their
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
DEATH on an rsDITOR.

JosrPu PRirTs, Esq, foimer Editor Of the Cham
bersburg Whig and Repository died At his residence
near chanbersbnrg, on the i3:li inst n the 18th
year of his age
If e The mountains around Fr,slburg, Md, were
whi,ened with for the firs time this season, on
"Wednesday morning week
81 The deaths by yellow fever during the month
of September, in New Orleans; were two hundred
and seven. sKs
ls- Thanksgiving in New Jersey, on the a3d Of
November. sisfi
= Thanksgiving in Connecticut, Thursday Tho
-3othday of-NeveDber
Wing Electoral Tickets for sale at this ofIice.
All orders accompanied BY the cash, attended To-
promptly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
ELECTION IN OHIO.

The Washington Union comedies the election Of
Ford, the Wing candidate for Governor in Ohio
What his majority is, tsecms too hard TO determine
One account sets il down at 800, whilst The Ohio
State Journal Of Friday evening last makes it 49,
The Statesman, the other hand, sayahat if elect
cd at ALL il i "by the skin Of his teeth and hatthe
vote is so close that the official returns will be re-
quired settle the matter Both parties claim the
Legislature, and il viii be impossible 10 determine
which has the majority untilthe Legislature meets
The Cincinnati Atlas. of the 2lst says with
regard TO the Legislature:
'sThe Senate is a tie and the House stands, de-
cided by the people, 80 Wings to 81 Democrats
majority Of l."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
TELL IT TO YOUR NEIGMBoR.

Aye sound it abroad, and lett be kept fresh in
the minds Of the people that the Administration
deavored to place over the heads of the veterans
Taylor and Scott, Lieutenant General, and that
LEWIS cASS roted against acpropositioa 70 lay
this infamous BAL on The table twas the wcllknown
object Of the administratonto confer the Lieutenant
Generalshipon Benton, man utterly destitute of
military knowledge and Who if elected to the chief
command, would have been incapable of giving
single enlightened military order to the American
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
RECEIVED MS PRICE.

The Hagerstown Mail learns from reliable
that Job Mann, of Bedford, Pa, has received
a communication from Mr.. Wilmot, announcing
his determination TO support Cas- and Butler
This is very roundabout way Of getting news.
But we should not be surprised at its truth We
suppose that Mr.. Wilmot had ''his price" and the
contracting party at Washington feared to hold out
any longer. Itwllm but little difference in the
Presidential election as Mr. Wilmuts district gave
Longstreth, the Locofoco candidate for Governor,
t'eenty-onc kindred and eighty-,Iro majoriig, and
was defeated in the State, for all that.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
EXAMINE YOUR TICKET.

Let every Taylor man examine well each name
on the ickelhe Is about 10 vote for President Com
pare The names and the speliiag Of each name, with
the Electoral Ticker published in ,o-day's PAPER
An error seems 10 have been made. heretofore. n
The spelIingzof The name Of FaAsc.s II. Prrnpo,sr.
and though il was mistake Of an iamaleriaI char
actsr. yet i would be wen 10 have each and every
name, and the whole Ticket correct, and nothing
eise.' The Governor has appointed Locofoco Com
nissioners throughout The entire State and true to
Tie purposes for which they were appointed they
have given their party an undue sseendancy by ap-
pointing their own parzans odeeide the legality Of
votes. and other matters connected wiihibe election
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
AckNoNLEDcrNe: the CORN.

The Philadelphia spiritof DC Times oeofeeor
graciousiy acknowledges The eernsn o. n o,hcr
wor.slh late defeat d Pennsylvania andmoralizcs
over |, with the air Of asphilosopher:
"TheFe Is no use indenying IN We are beaten !
We are Enthusiastically used p--for .hs presepes-
lyehaxe been damned, (asthc classic Jakey woald
elegantly enounee it most remarkably mysterious
II and confuundedly! z
stWe do not belong io the weeping school Of phi
losophy, as our readers have had frequent occasion
to know. We DO not believe In ~hat the Juveniles
call crying over split milk. We conceive that il
is too much 10 expect Fortune to walt always upon
one man or uponone party N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
7'77'777I77-7'-7--7--77
DIED.

On Thursday evening last, after protracted nj.
ness and the most intense suffering, RoBERr I.,e-
scoMR son q MT, Joshua Rely, of this town, aged
8 years and months. e 80
IN sunday evening last Cs.TuaRINg REiLY. an, in,
daughter Of Mr. John aud Elvira Brook. Of
tbs town aged years and q months. 49, :
:. ~ berkeiey county, on Monday night last Mr-,
GATHERING FRgNcH, consort 0E Mr. Haffis0n French
and daughter Of M. Aiichale Quigey, aged about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
POLITICAL INFAMY.

Letihe Freeinen Of Virginia remember. that Al.
ter Old Zachary Taylor, by his splendid abilities
and Falor had over and over again not only saved
the nation from apprehended defeat and DISGRACE
bntmade is martial glory resound 70 the confines Of
the civilized world Lewis Cas- voted for resolution
Of siriaisl cENsURE upon he ey-haifed and vic
torious American patriot Ask The American Peo-
PIE ever grateful their gallant and llustrious pub
lie servants. whether they will endorse this atiempt
al cehsure. By The election Of Gen Cas-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
WINTER Is COMING.

This IS The season for providing not only the fuel
necessary 10 keep warm quarters but the best me-
thod OF burning it. In the way of Stoves, Crates,
sc, there is some competition. We cannot under
take 70 advise as to the best place 10 select them but
we may venture to say, that the columns Of the
Free Press" will tell. Men who advertise. have.
liberal souls, and may always be relied upon a. gen.
erous and fair dealers. We can youch for them h
that extent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
.GIyE THEN ROPE ENoUo,... =,

The Holly Spring Miss Gazette publishes the
following passage from speech Of Roger Barton.
Ial Locofoco meeting in that State
ale called General Taylor "a aucrcenayp hiyeiioe
who entered his counrys service for his bread had
served her and tonight her battles only for her money;
and had drawn ~ OO0 per annum out OF her treasIi-
ry.' An ignorant oid AircliAg, who, ii elected
would not have sense to know that Ne had TO appoint
cabinet officers, or what cabinet was,
This Roger Barton himself is not The only s'hire-
lingn employed to defamc General TAYLoR. But
such fellows overshoot the mark, and only heap
greater condemnation on their principles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-26
THE GREAT BULLY Gagged.

b The Grand Jury Of New York have found
true bills Of Indictment against John s. Aus
Tin, ('sesiGs't ef tAe EHRre CYnb. and Frederick
Nesbiit, for the wilful murder Of young Shea, in
Leonard street, shorttime ago. By firing pistolA
Can't he be bailed out : The Democracy stand
in need Of the service Of every member Of the no,o
rious Empire Club. Rather unfortunate to cage
the big lark, Just as we are entering the Presidcn
tial contest. Where's Capt Rynders