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p,rgaton and rur,6csiicn fhey Lave siss
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putgstiye medicines have alv sys been regar-
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named
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which, purify the Ne4d and ren,,e ri ros,sst
ond riha'ed hemott and niteN sn4a uia-
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Hid Cherry and Scrscpa1il!a.
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ed Il, no rcactie n or subsequent tt.,vtnt -.
DIR lie Roy Pills sre the est active Rr.i
81 arching medicine IN ex silence. III. j not
only operate on tie blood, but sho on The
clyle. Of which tie b God is I. IN ed and this
! secures good bleed from Me tsuhtain I end,
mort over ,i'y produce neither nausea. grip
/ ing or debility. and IS ism,!y medicine shcy
! have 10 rival
! Put up for the public with drectis.s ~
j. Hubbard g Go. Aa.eGicAn enis, n. u
Price IS cents per box.
| AGEhTs-Dr Jno'G selniit'. y tcsstesk ,
| James Miller, strasburg.
February Sc Wv
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THE SEDUCER.

We observe that Hare-,he fend in
human form-who effected the ruin o!
an accomplished young lady, has been
released from custody, in New York,
there being no legal clue by which to
bind him with criminal letters. WITH
in the last few days, another, a young
lady Of Philadelphia, has been los. to
her parents, TO virtue, and 10 heaven,
by the same yillainous arts which
wrought the destruction Of Hare's VIC
tim.
Such melancholy facts are frequently
chronicled at the North, of late, seem
ingly leaving 20 lessons behind, by
which the pure and innocent could
learn TO parry those wiIes and articles
which snatch from them their loyeli-
nese OF person and putty of. hear,--
having bshinsl, 10 mourn over in the
stiffness and silence OF the dark cham
Der, and their darker thoughts, those
traces fperireiion which adorned them
IA The. sunny days Of their girlish feel
Sngs and d0yellke innocence of spirit.
Happily, here, beneath the warm and
kctssfed rays of orr balmy South, and
among Snr ambrosial groves Of Eden
like gsweetness-here where love and
cbiva'ry sse cemented as the twin sis
tiers ofihatiotiiness Of spirit and angel
ic perfection of soul, which make US
perfect IS images Of vir'ue--those
frsiss Of hnna, wicke.lness are Of rare
occurrence. The noble minded can
not s,oop t6 tboselow and selfish prin-
ciples. which m lnesnxntary gratifca-
lion Of depravsp appetite, are will
ing TO destroy the life-iime hopes
and happiness q pure, though
,wsd and yielding being. They arc
based who sces the exeifemeuts
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CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.

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WALTER g. CO.,
Flour e General Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ware House on the Rail Road Track,
No. IS South Toward Street,
BALTIMORE.

r IBERAL ADVANCES made Gil cons;gn
Ia mcnts Refer to lid
j. Landstrert & Son, I
" g L. Wyman. ..i.l
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And any other respectable
House in the city.
H. NJ. Brent, Esq. Cashier, Winches-
JOS. II sherrarei, Esq. Cashier, ter.
And the Merchants and Farmers Of the Val.
ley generally.
Baltimore. July e, l8A7-6m
uj'Roekingl,am Register and Staunton Spec
tor will insert I'm and send one paper to
advertisers. e.
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NOTICE.

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a late jacob Huddle, deceased. are here
by requested to make payment on or before
the first day Of August next, as longer indul-
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having any just claims against said estate will
please present them, properly adjusted for
settlement
ABRAHAM CRARiLL,2
GEORGE "A. HuPP. u'"'s
May IS, 1847.
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &c

IVSiIE undersigned have ON hand as follows
Il II Hhds. 2. Il. & n. o. Sugar
10 do n o. and Alas Molasses; 10 bbls
n O. do
HID. Boston Syrup. 100 bags Rio Coffee
10 bags Old Java do 10 White La do
5000 Lbs. English, Seewsst < " olsey 4 W.
If Sugar
10 Half Chests G. P, Imperial and Black
Tea fs
81 Boxes No. I, cased Cheese casks
Rice
30 Box. Sperm, AdAmsntine e Mould Can.
dies
| 10 Coils Rope from 10 to a inches
! box kossn Soap; 10 do assorted Can
dies
20 DO and half do Raisns. 100 key. asserts
ed Nails
30 Bags Baltimore Shot, 200 lbs. Bar do
Lead
A. Blister, E. Blister, Cast and Shear
Steel
Grain. Grass ard Dutch scythes, strop
ron, by 9. by 10. 10 by 70 and u by l6
Window Glass, Round and Square Iron
straight and twisted Link. Trace and Halter
Chaias. Spirits TMrpenine. Flaxseetl, Sperm
and Fish Oils. Crackers. +. Salts, Pepper
Spice. Lampblack. and a general assortment
of Dye Stuffs, Boots. Shoes. Fur, Brush, Leg.
ho-n, and Chip Hats, with a gene sl stock OF
every article i'll their Inc. All of which will
be sold lo~ Tor cash or i, exchange for coun.
try produce. WOOD & BANNER.
Depot, Winchester. May 8.
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r o q &c AL
MY PARENTS CRAVE.

Whore both cur parents sleep,
And all around is cain, and sNi!
And hushed in silence deep;
The tears vainly Try to check
Are springing to my eye.
That those v no blrsi cur infancy
In dIesmless sleep should lie.
The sun Is shining bright, sister,
The air IS warm and clear,
The Joyous Spring has come again.
And flowers will soon be here.
But though all looks so brgh. and fair.
So springlike and so glad,
My heart. though sometimes light and gay.
Sweet sister. now is sad.
For none can be so dear. sister,
AZ those who're sleeping low,
And none will love us here so we'll
Wherever we may 60.
For there's no love so deep, so pure,
e4 As that Of parents dear,
And, sister, we may never win
Such love from any here.
know that they are gone, sister,
- Where griefi is verknown--
And yet sweet sister must weep
Though Pm not alone,
For have many left tol love,
And dearest, thou art here
To share my joys, when joys | have,
And in my grief. cheer.
And We sill not repine, sister,
That they were called away.
For they are gone to dwell aboye gz
In realms Of brighte: day;
But We will strive to meet them there
When we from earth have fed
And meath the cold, cold sod, are laid
To slumbcr with the dead.
Then we shall par. no more, sister.
But all the lost shall greet,
And parents who were severed long
Their children then will meet.
And joyous will that meeting be
Where ties no more are riven-
But all unite in JOY to touch
The golden harps Of Heaven. II.
The above feeling piece was written by an
orphan girl Of fifteen. We publish II without
her knowledge.-[ Portsmouth Journal.
-eSe-
INDIAN SUMMER MORNING. t&
by PARK BENJAMIN.
A smoke as from thousand wgwams sells
The Indian Summer; soft and calm the air
Swings like heavy curtain in the glare
Of,he newly risen sun whose fervor quells
The frosts Of Autumn, BY whose won'drou:
spells
Green woods Lave been transmitted into red
Brown, golden tints, as beautiful as shells
Stolen from the oceans silver sanded bed.
A languid, dreamy, deep. delicious haze,
Through which the nearest objects mellowed
49,. seem,
Hides the blue distance, while the meadows
CLEAN ~
As if with harvests Of The yellow maize;
IT'S the return Of Summer, brief and bright,
His last warm sigh and smile of love and light
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Notice.

M OFFAT'S LIFE PILLS & tEGkl,
I'VE BlTTERS, For sale by
JOHN d. StHMfTT
March. 20, 1s45. --.-t... r
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lust RECEIVED and for sale, lot Cot
~ ton Yarns. Nos. from 4 to Is.
WALTON 4 CO,
eeftembcs ;. 1s<F.
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kQTICk!
No. 1 &..ad and Herring

BBLS. No. Shsa
AOl2 Half ab!s. do
1-50 Bbls, Mol Herring .r4..
80 Half Bills. No. fatnil, Herring (piek-
cd and all will, rowe in tliem.) Just re-
ceiyed and for sale by
WOOD & DANNRn.
Winchester Depot, May so. l847.
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hk Hill rs MAGICAL CONsTITV.
IL TlON Pl;.LS-cUre fer fever 1 a2ue;
bilious diseases, liver complaint, drcp.y, &c.
-s.s5, - ALSO, sssn7
"H.SON & cos GALYANrC PM
w EXTRACTOR AND ALL CURING,
INDIAN SALVE-,he greatest remedy in
the world for burns, scslds, inflammation
sore;, govt, fever sores &c. For sale by
January IS JOHN C. SCHM1TT.
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Notice.

at court held for the count, Of Shenandoah
on Monday the 9Th day # F. hlus,,. 1917.
hfDEREn, That ti.e clerk cunse 70 lie
~ Published in the Sentinel OF the Valley
an order respecting the Lev. Csuit, which
is fixed at the Nay Term. and thu, the .ou,,
will allow no claims unlt 81 presented nj. md
Levy Court. A cop,--Tests
SAMGE9. G. WILLIAMS ..e
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M ACKEHEL just received ard fer sale,
w tonly thn,y seven and half cents
per Gozen, nv &c SCHMlTT.
A HOY THE RE, EOYS!-h is all
"A no purpose 10 DC Wasting Your hard
money by paying fifty cents for 10 crafty
your eternal corn crackers, when by Just call
ing in at No. Chespside, on can get real
tiptop Chewing Tobacco for the small sum Of
KlNEPENCE u pound. Think Of this. boys,
and call in. WALTON & co.
July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04

sdy thee thsrs wss not time to give any account Of
the method employed TO detect the planet, which now
supply at Mr.. Bishops request.
In addition to the Berlin maps which have revised
and instances corrected ecpca charts OF stars
the tenth magnitude have been formed for some
Of the hours Of right ascension which 1t IL MIR Bishops
inteation to publish soon "a they are completed
On the 18th Of August compared Wolfer's map with
the heavens and surprised to find srked star
Of magnitude in position which was examined on
June % and July 81, without any note being made The
existence Of star in position where before there
was visible would not have been sufficient to satis
fy me as to rs nature because during eight months
search have met with very variable stars class
which believe to be far numerous than ID gene
rally supposed But employing the wire micromeer
We were enabled In less than half hour to establish
Its motiou and thus to convince ourselves that had
been fortunate enough to discover member OF the
planetary system may appear to many OF your read
ers rather bold to announce the existence OF new
planet from the detection of small amount OF mo-
ton as s. in r. A. but such IL the firm mounting
OF the large refractory telescope and the perfection OF
the micrometers for which we have to thank Mr. Dol
loud that far smaller change would have been suf-
Client to convince to the nature OF the object in
question
Mr. Bishop has dxsd upon Iris as appropriate name
Tor the new planet and hope that astronomers gene
rally Will join with US In its adoption.
Inc following are all the observations We have yet
mAdo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04
Mr.. Bishops Observatory, Regents park, Aug. II.
Foreign Markets.,

Mr. Bishops Observatory, Regents park, Aug. II.
Foreign Markets,
LIvGRPooL, August 10, l647.
With little exception, the weather has BEEN since
last circular very favorable for the prosecution Of
and grain generally, are very good We think 1t may
now DO considered almost beyond doubt that the
suit in these descriptions will be- satisfactory or the
crop Of potatoes cannot speak with the
fdenc the reports of disease therein becoming
nervous Prices in the corn market continue decline
and the losses incurred have been serious extent
to involve In ruin several OF the eldest and most re-
spectacle houses In the trade in London and on the con-
tinent.
At the of the departure of the last American
mail considerably increased stringency was manifested
in the money Market and on the 9th nst the Bank Of
England having raised their minimum rate of discount
to 6H cent impaired much additional gloom to COM
mercial prospects Although there not the diff
Guilty obtaining accommodation that there when
the pressure ok place In May last the established price
for money ut the banks and discount offices IS quite as
high it then. 1t seems beyond doubt that the
trade Of this country will have for considerable
time to struggle against monetary restrictions Of no
As respects cotton we have little of interest to
municste The state Of the money market has tended
to keep that for cotton very quiet and the close of
business on the 9th inst the turn of prices was rather
in favor of buyers although could scarcely alter our
quotations Last week prices well supported and
the market closed with rmness The advices since
ceved by the Boston mail Of the LIST inst respecting the
CROP impaired additional stsadiness to prces
holders generally show anxiety to make sales and tho
the money market alone prevents extensive
raons speculation sales since Friday last have
been as follows
On Saturday 5000 bales 200 speo 800 for export
Monday, $500 :" 500
Yesterday, go 500
To-day, 500 {" 800
The cause adverted TO above affecting the
cotton market viz the increased value of money has
nurousy influenced the business of Manchester where
prices have slightly declined and there every
liability of further curtailuent of production. The
prospects of the in that district are all things
sidered, very unsatisfactory
SALES, ETC, OF CoTToN.
Total
Stock
zee" ' SIs Spec. Eup. .aM TSt I'm. Sick sis
Aug 629s0 $3.50 1870 1896 1859 30eo4 1868
- 22,33O I,U00 $500 1871 229 307693 $3.50 7786i3
CURRENT PR.oEs OF AMERICAN Corres THIS DATE.
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rh..k y tonI tue Lohdon Chronicle, Aug. TO
hanks to the good offices of the English embassy In
nrosnc, - munc.t rs between the b,gerens the
snSe last We adyerted to the subject Unless it Be the
purpose OF santa Auua, by semblanoe of pa
e 10 ueaw the United states army into a
snsreivr th,r destractionand This even where ho in
ohneu ne might md some difficulty In .ootinu
seems no reason To apprehcld any serious INTERRUPTION
10 the negotistious Tor peace. which General adj
vance 70 the capital WIN merely il more urgent
so Oh tnat city, If they dread the CON
concosoo. with them we presume the decision viii
prncpsy rest so Tar as public opinion can be n, ought
10 bear upJn Their rulers The lever ord.rs NJ,
II santa Anna be nov, people cay no Is
disposed for peace tue general wishes the upprr
ana OF the foreign residents the numbers or his own
personal adherens, and Jbe approach Of tho aug
uenteu forces OIL the enemy, ought him toetp
"a vneck the WaEhe ardor o the populsce IT, Indeed
Santa Anns should entirely abandon the metrooolIs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

o. The propeller Washington brings
dates up to the 5th inst. from Vera Cruz.
The N. O. Delta says: aaataas IS s
A good deal of excitement existed a,
Vera Cruz, owing TO authentic information
having been received there that Mexi-
can armed vessel had been seen IN the
Guif' about thirty miles northwest of
Vera Cruz. on the evening of the Cd inst.
She was described as a. hcrmaphrodite
brig, foil of men. She was first seen by
the U. 8. propeller Secretary Buchanan,
and though not venturing TO attack that
vessel, she ordered the Buchanan off
shore. She first hoisted a white flag, and
shortly afterwards run up the Mexican
ensign. Com. Perry, on hearing of the
circumstances. Immediately sent the U. 8.
steamer Scorpion in pursuit. That vessel
had not returned when the Washington
left Vera Cruz, and the result of the chase
was' OF course, not known.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07
Peace Commissioners.

Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal of commerce writes under
date Of the 10Th ult.:
sit is deemed probable that the govern
ment at QueretarO will send to the Unit
ed States Commissioners to treat fol
peace.
"These Commissioners will come &c
this city with Mr.. Trist. who has been
recalled, but only remains for the purpose
OF executing some late orders in relation
10 the proposed renewal Of nego Iiations.
q, "Ihe administration certainly expects
treaty, and very soon. Perhaps the
treaty will be MADE hera before it shall
be sent to the Mexican Congress FOR rat.
i6cation." s..... o.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

GENERAL SHIELDS.-lhis distinguish.
ed officer, says the Pennsylvania, is al.
ways TO be found in the thickest of the
fight, bearing our eagles to victory
Scarcely had he recovered from his terri
BILE wound at Cerro Gordo, Til! we find
him near the city of Mexico, chasing the
flying Mexicans in their precipitaie flight
from his pursuing brigade. And although
seriously wounded in this great battle, he
staunches the blood flowing from his
wound, by binding his handkerchie faround
it, nor quits the field till the victory's won.
Gen. Shields is a native of the Emerald
Isle, and well may our Irish friends in
America be proud of so brave and chiv.
caiva!rouO a brother. Gen. Shields is
now only about forty years ofage. When
he received the appointment OF General
in the U. 8. Army, he was at the head OF
the Land Department, but left this most
comfortable situation to defend his adopt.
ed country in the perilous strife of SAN
culinary war in Mexico. Before he was
called to preside over the Land Depart.
ment at Washington, he had held the ap.
pointment of Supreme Judge in the State
of Illinois. Thus, besides being as gal
liant a soldier as ever drew sword. he
ranks among the best read judges of the
republic,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07
WlNER'S ARCANUM EXTRACT--


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