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hearney anu ot0ckt0n.-Ne nttIre
letter from X. Thompson. esq. Of Plince-
ton. N. J. published IN The Pennsy lvanisn
Of Friday. containing an extract from u
letter received by him from commodore
Stockton. This publication reveals bad
state .lf an.;ss in cslifssnia. In F-., ru-.
nor has been busy, since the arrival Of
Lien,s. Emery and Gray. the bearers al
dispatches from the naval and military
commanders in that quarter, in giving ev.
cry imaginable shape 10 The difficulties
existing between Commodore Stockton
and Gen. Kesrney. and I.ieui. Col. Ere.
mnnI has been connected with the QUAR-.
rel a. an addenda TO Com. Slockinn.
RuInor also has il that annlher express
has arrived at Washington with despatch.
es from General kearney. showing tina,
The worst possible condition uf things ex.
lists IN Notwithstanding less than an
open war between Commodore Slockion
and Col. Fremont on the one side, and
Gen. kearney and his officers on the 9th.
or. The former, il is said, have despatch.
ed messenger to Washington, by uay
of CapeHom, with their side Of the story.
whose arrival is daily expected a, Wash.
'ngion. This difficulty is much To he de.
PI"red. and we fear from the character If
the belligerenIs, that the end is not yri,'
anil tina, il will require all The tact and skill
Of The heads Of The War and Navy Depart
menis to still the troubled waters. Gen.
kearney Is prominently distinguished fur
his eoolness. energy and determination.
while Capt. Stockinh's decision of char.
ac,er, as well as impeluosity. il equally
well knnwD. Tile Cabinet at Washing.
Ton, il is said.i is in great peplexiry.
II" Phil Er. Baitfin.
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Buena Vista, Mexico. Anil u.


Eds. Delia-We are dnub,fuI % In
whether the rainy season ba. con- menced
or not, bu, for week or Two back II has
rs'ned every night. .- r..
Yesterday one Of our foraging narties
reported tina, they came in sight Of small
body OF ssncers. The Mexicsns IN the CT.
" assure US that we will have another
hight here with their troops. but IItIls ex.
pec's;ion is entertained of again seeing
their lines Of s~srthy faces darKen this
Hateful field. Our line Of prcksts only ex-
tends TO Aqua Nuevs. some fifteen miles
from here. Nothing has been reported
by The pickles sta.,oned there, and il may
be fairly presumed that no hostile body
Is near us. 80 .s.s<s ~.
Washinston's battery and two compa.
mes OF U. S. DRAGONS are far 10 in The
direction OF Aqua Nueya: the two Indi
ana regiment. and the Kentucky infantry
lower down; the two Illinois aud the Two
Ohio regiments - these are ,wo miles from
the ba'ile groand: while two companies
OF M'ssissippIans oecopy the pass, the
SIX companies Of Arkansas cavalry being
sta Toned above Them, on the San LUIS
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REaEosTRs 81 a sIs'aS,IE.l s 20

iains accounts of depIedaiions committed
by the Camanche Indians, at various points
along The river, between Monterey and
Camargo-siealing horses, and numbering
and carrying off Mexican women and
children. In the immediate vicinity Of
San Francisco, they killed seven Mexi-
cans, anu kidnapped several women and
children. They did NOT. however, attempt
to modest the military depot at that place.
Al the rancho Of II. Clay Davis, they
succeeded in stampeding eighty horses.
The Indians were pursued by Mr.. Davis
and six Others, and after sharp encoun-
Ter. in which two of the savages were Kill.
led. and a third disabled. and fled until
they reached their encampment. Mr.. Da.
sis then returned to Camargo, and applied
TO Col. Belknap for sufficient force, but
was refused most nnconrteonsly.
The river is again navigable TO Camar-
go. in consequence of the gradual abra.
sion Of the bars which INSTRUCTED the chan
mel. ...... -....s
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day 81 d'aievliy sd dsREsE A ktsh
ssnRs n h'an0E dartRtss lie trslsRf.
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Death OF q Eriser. An I'D man named
Heryile was found dead in a miserable
garnet in Paris, The other day, and was
supposed to have died Of desl,tution--but
concealed amongs, his miserable rags and
hiti, were found $500 francs in money,
and quantity Of plate and jewclry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27
Guerrilla Warfare.-The follow,

Guerrilla Warfare.-'rhe following
proclamation is published by the Jalapa
star. 1t was issued by Mariana Salas,
and IS formal ivitation to the Mexicans,
couched in frrdcious terms, 10 commence
guerilla warfare -. .....
.ar. " PROCLAMATION. $685..
The citizen, Mariana Salas. General of
Brigade, and Colonel ofthe Regiment Hi
dalgo. to my fellow citizens s.-..z 20
:. My friends--'rhe present moment is
ine mos. proper to excite the public spirit,
ana from a nation Of men truly free
when an enemy triumpbs by his union,
10 FOB US of our dearest interests, there is
nothing more sure and more certain than
10 vanquish him by valor and consistency.
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Loss OF the mexicans az ceuo Cor.
do-The casualties in killed and woun-
ded in the Mexican forre offending The
Knights of ceuo Gosdo IRE stated BY one
Of illeir officers 10 be nine hundred and
eighty. We suppose The number IN have
been much larger, and think slill that he
has dotted or several hundred. The num-
Der Of prisoners Was iwo hundrsd and &c.
teen commissioned Officers. and Two Ihan-
sand eight hundred and .hiny-sesen OH
ers. JaigPa Star.
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FaF dis end, I hsys sl,iaiHea pemIs.
sion o. raise = tinrHFlla CoEPs, WsEb Whigl
10 agaark and destroy he inVuters IN e.
cry manner imsginshie. The sasduri a
Il,e snemy. roalEaIy h0lh - hamnaiiy and
nalnrsl rights. snih0rise - 70 pursue hnn
wiil.aui Piiy. smissricerlia. Waawnn.
or Pm ass DEsTn aill bs - moiia
rf he guerrilla warfare ~ vEseFANcE.
TherxfoEe | insiic an nv iellow eisizens.
especially ny brave sul,ordinsirs. 70 unite
q General Headquarters. 10 enrul lhem-
selves. from nine until ihrre IN The after
noon. 80 that il may be organizrd il The
present week.
[signsd.l Jose MARIANA sALAs,
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The Rev. Bernard O'Rerlly. Chaplain
10 The Army in Mexico. writes ss FOL.
loves IS
The war now being waged i. far more
dtasiron. 10 u Than IL generally suppos-
ed IN the United States. We are always
victorious. snt lose much less men in sc-
ton Than the Mexican.; DO, then climate
comes TO their aid, and cuts down more
Of our men than their loss on The battle
field. We're the number Of orr me n forever
disabled by the service, with The deaths
10 every form which have ,hlnned our
ranks since The Commencement, NJ the
campaign. accurately presented, our loss,
considering the smallness OF our army,
would appear great, almos withou, o pa.
rsllei." -
III those in our National or State lie.
eislsiures Who advocate the further prose-
cution OF the war could. by some mysie.
rl""s prUcess. be transported to Brsso.,"
CT " Lobos Island" there - fare a, our
brave men fare, this wal fever would soon
evsporate. and they would become The
mns, strenuous advocates Of peace" Il
lie adds. that al American cil,zsns in
Mexico, and all our officers and men,
without exception, are advocates for peace.
Another writer says. '"#
The war is 10 logger considered fine
summers frolIc through a garden of Eden,
aith gold and silver images all along the
DAD. and the golden /" H slls Of Monlrzn.
ma in the distance: il has cone dow n to
'ober resIiies--,o rough roads and mar
ow deiles; The knife and the lasso; ba.
IAN and bread; pebble stones or drifting
snds for bed. and III, Ky for a roof.
with hard knocks, and plenty Of ,he,D."
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Total,

The territories Of The enemy occupied
by our forces. comprehend, says the wrl.
ter. an area Of 500, 900 square miles, equal
TO fifteen such divisions Of territory as the
State of New York. .%'2@+
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ACTION or THE MEXICAN CONGRESS.

Immediately on the receipt Of The ne q 8
81 Santa Anna's defsa, at Cero Gordo.
the Mexican Congress held an ex,raordi-
nary session. The following accom-, Of
lie proceedings is translated from FL Re.
publicaDo Of the 2lst April. II comes 10
the shape OF preamble and sigh. articles,
and We give u entire. - -. -
The sovereign constituent Mexican
Congress. 10 use of the foil powers With
which the inhabitants OF the Republic
haze invested it for the sacred obieci Of
saving ito ns,ionsli'y; and ~ o faithful
interpreter Of sbs 6rm ds,ermip ,,ion With
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27

Results Of the Wharf.-The Uniled
States and Mexico have been engaged in
war twelve p"n,hs and j, IL yet doubtful
whether there is better prospect Of Peace
Than Immediately succeeding The Balles
near Maiamnras. We have inflicted eres,
injury ON tie enemy. having killed and
wounded some ten thousand Of her sol.
'ii"r', and taken possession or vast tracts
oil her territory; but we have suffered
greatly IN return. IL is estimated in lei.
ter from Washington city. tina, our loss
IN killed and wounded. is 30i0; and tha,
there have died of the climate, $500
making together $50 men, who have
been either wounded or lost 10 the coun.
Try in battle or by sickness. Amongst
those who have been killed and wounded.
are some oi the noblest spi.is in the land
-nen who were calculated to be orna.
mrnts To the country. The writer. above
re'rrred to. thus sums up our lnsses:
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III tne operations around Msiasnoras, in
killed and wonndrd, .....s 500 men
At Monterey, 500"
At BuCna Vista, :-. .-..-~s.. 500"
In incidental skinnishes within ihe line Of
Taylor's operations, ..- 200"
In the operations in New Mexico, allied
and wounded, 49, %tHE 200"
In California. $50"
AT Vera Cruz and ncighborhood, so"
1t Alsarado in tho attack Of Com. Conner, 10"
Al Ccrro Gordo, including the march -"
there, 5O0a
Total killed aud wounded, 3,0lO"
Died Of the climate, $500"
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
THE FALLES RROTuEK.

a man possesses an extremely low and grorel-
'ng mind who reioices Il he downfall of another.
a noble heart, instead oi:enouncing as consUm-
Aate scoundrei, one Win has erred, will ttrrw
lround him Tie mantie 8. charity and the arms OF
Owe, and labor TO bring.5iGn back to dHty,and to
'nd. We are not our o:4n keepers. Who knows
Aen tee shall so far G;rget ourselves as TO put
b "a right hand and sin Heaven keeps us in
,arrow path. But;:: we should fall, where
id be the cpd OF oFr course, if in every face
fro%nA and 90 every brow we read re-
ge? Deeper and deeper would we descend in
path of intany wren, if different course
&c pursued. and dia&rcnt spirit were manifest
towards rs, wd migts. haze stayed ohr career
sin, and diaI an upwl*:ght ami honest man
Deal gcntj@ with thuss: who stray. Dsaw t!Enm
,cN by love and persu::ion. a kiss is worth a
iousand kicks a ki.-.: word is more valuable TO
ne lost ihan A mine Sold. Think Of this, and
Do your Guard, ye .v::o chase to the confines OF
she grave all er1ing hrGiher.-P Portland Tribune.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
STOVES. STOVES.
WHOLESALE AND retail

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TENHE subscriber most respectfully informs the
a public, that he keeps constantly on hand
general assortment of ParlOr and Cook
ing Stoves, of the most approved patterns
He is now manufacturing and receiving splendid
assortment of Albright Stores, for parlors and
chambers He has recently obtained Patent for
Ventating Alright Stove, which keeps up a
constant circulation of air in the room, and when
the Stove is closed up, the ventilator is opened at
the same time, and the close. oppressive air passes
olfthrough the ventilator, and the same pleasant,
healthy heat is produced as from a fire-p place or
open Stove. He is sole agent for Pierce's Ameri-
can Alright Cook Stove, the best offered in this
market. There are FIVE sizes, for coal or wood.
House keepers and farmers should by all means
examine this superior Cooking Stove. There is
great saving Of fuel, and the orep possesses an
advantage over almost any other kind of Stove
now in use. It is very large, and the top being
friedrich, the moisture is absorbed during baking,
and combines the advantages both of Brick oven
and Cook Stove. He keeps, also, Alright
Cooking Rangers, and a superior assortment of
Crates for fire-places. Also puts.up Furnaces
for heatingdwe!IiRgs, banks, churches, stores, &C.
July 16. ts47-6m. 1ls Lombard ST., Rat
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SICK HEADACHE.

Bush Creek Mill, near N. Market, Frederick
Co. Md. September 18th, 1876.
MIR. C. HERsroxs :-Drs. Dres6ach, Kuhn &
Pryor's Dyspeptic Cordial, recommended likewise
for sick headache, and other diseases OF. the
stomach, has proved of great benefit to me and
INV family. For eighteen months before taking
this medicine, suffered much from violent sick
headache. Having frequently to ride on horse
back TO another mill, about four miles off IN my
employ, my headache on such occasions was
yery severe. But to the Incidence commenced
taking it according to directions, the first two
doses gave immediate relief-the attacks soon
became less frequent, and on an attentive use OF
the medicine has SO far subsidized; that | seldom
have it Tor months together-it is pleasing 10 say
that this cordial never has failed to have the de-
Nv wife likewise suffered greatly from the same
conlpIaint-in addition to which she had serious
and distressing pain in her breqst--the cordial
has entirely relieved her of the pain in her NFsas
which pain was quite alarming-her headache
has subsidized in;the same manner as my own
We have often given it to the children, who like
other children are subject to gripping pains, NC,
&c. We haveiused several bottles OF it, The
medicine stands so high in our estimation we are
seldom without it in the house.
DAVID RElNHART.
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CITY TRADE.
Warehouse of Prints Only.
NO. Sc CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
LEE, JUDsON s. LEE,
(LATE LEE & JUDsoN,)

(LATE LEE & JUDsoN,)
OCCUPY the spacious Fire Story Warehouse,
" No. Sc Cedar Street.-The WHOLE OF which
is devoted to the exhibition and sale of the SIS-
GLE ARTICLE Of Printed CaIicOes.
Their present stock consists of nearly one thou
sand packages. embracing some thousands OF diff
ferent patterns and colorings, and comprising
every thing desirable in the line, Foreign and Do
nestle.
All of which are offered for sale, for cash, or
satisfactory credit, at the lo'ceN prices, by the
piece or package.
New styles are received almost every day, and
many of them are got up for our own sales, and
not to be found elsewhere.
q Printed lists of prices, corrected from day
to day, with every variation in the market, are
placed in the hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some idea OF the
extent and variety of our assortment, when we
state that the value of usual stock of this one
article is at least twice the value of the entire
stock of dry goods usually kept by our largest
wholesale jobbers. This fact, together with the
fact, that our means and our attention, instead OF
being divided among Il vast variety of articles, are
devoted wholly to ONE, will render the advantages
which we can offer to dealers perfectly obvious !;
and it shall be our care that none who visit our
establishment shall meet with any disappointment.
Our assortment is complete at all seasons otthe
year. LEE, JUDSON ~ LEE.
p. SD. f. LEE, formerly of the firm Of Lord
g. Lees, and late senior partner in the original
firm of Lee g. Brewster, from which connection
he withdrew some time ago, has resumed business
with Messrs. LEE and JUDsoN, and assures his
friends that the new concern shall have the same
pre-eminence in this branch of trade, which for
mer!y distinguished the other two houses to which
lie belonged New York, July Is, 1877.
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Mpchanicstown, Frederick Cou

Mrchancstown, Frederick County,
Nd, Sept. 80, 1916.
Mn. C. HER*Toxs AS friend to the atlIict-
ed feel it my duty to offer you my name as a les
timony to the good effects of your Drs Dresbach,
Kuhn and Pryor's Dyspeptic Cordial.
l have for tile last two years been suffering
with what Some call Liver Complaint, Others,
Dyspepsia-be that as it may, did not dare to
take a drink OF cold water, or cat any thing but
very light diet and even that at times would lay
on nv stomach.occasionng much misery. Dur.
ing this time | hid taken many things recommend
ed, but none of hhem did any good. Happening
to be urvmaniat Frederick court one of the jury
had got bottle IL asked him 10 let me try ii, he
did SO, and found it was the very thing wanted
got it, commenced using it according to dircc'
tions-to my-g!eat satisfaction after taking three
doses of the CORDIAL was SO fully satisfied of il
good effects, | continued the medicine until had
used several bdttles-and can now say Lam en-.
tirely relieved bt this distressing complaint. Ny
wife has likewise taken it. who has been also PR
frutly rcstoredi believe this Dyspeptic CUfi1ai
to be all that il is recommended to be.
hours respectfully,
SAMUEL HEARD.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.

FEHIIE undersigned having associated themselves
Il forthe prosecution of the Hardware Business,
are prepared to offer their friends and all who
may cali on them an Entire NeaO Stock, which
has been selected with the greatest care, from the
European and American Manufacturers.
Our Stock, in part, comprises the following ar
ticles, viz:
Knives, Scissors. Needles, Razors, Saws, Axes,
Files, Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Screws, Guns, Cur
tain Bands, Tea Trays, Fire Irons, Cast Pots,
Ovens, Kettles, Spades, Shovels, Scythes, Rakes,
Forks, Chains, Nails, Iron, Steel, Tin, Wire, Cop
per, Zinc, Lead, Lead Pipe, Pumps, Hydraulic
Rams, &c; Stoves, Crates, Anvils, Vices, Bel
lows, Harness and SaddIery Mountings: Elliptic
Springs and Axles, warranted; Patent Leather,
Painted Cloth, Coach Lace, Lamps, Hubs, Bows,
Hub-bands. Mallable Castings, and ali Goods
usually kept in Hardware Stores, which we offer
wholesale and retail at our new Granite front
Warehouses, sign Of The Gill Plane, at the South
east corner of Bridge and High streets. Entrance,
first door from the corner in either street
MUNCASTER g. DODGE.
Georgetown, D. c., March 5, 1S47.
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DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES.

MFR. JOSEPH REINHART, Daguerrotypist,
I'VE is now in Shepherdstown, and expects to
remain for a short time, aud is prepared to take
correct likeneSses Of family groups, single faces,
dead persons, and copy Scenery and Portraits, in
a style unsurpassed by any other Artist in the
county. on superior Plates, gilded and coored to
nature, and put up in beautiful cases at reasona-
bic prices. Call and examine his specimens,
amoag which may be seen two life like pictures
one OF the Hon Daniel Webster, and another Of
the celebrated Capt. Walker, who figured so con-
spicuousIy in the late battles of Palo Alto, Re-
SAGA de la Palma, &C., which were taken by Mr..
Reiihart during the late visit OF these celebrated
gentlemen to Philadelphia. Elderly persons and
invalids, by sending word to Mr.. Rs Room, will
be waited upon at their residences.
TPictures warranted to give satisfaction.
Mr.. r. may be found athis Room from So'ciock
instructions in Dsguerreo,ypipg given at Tea-
shepherdstown, July %, Is47-4t
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THE BEST OFFER YET MADE.

8 Life Size Portrait of General E'S-
cHary FaylOr. 2S inches wide by
80 inches long, COlOrcd,
xK7ILl. be given as a premium to any person
w forwarding So in advance for one years
subscription to Cooley, Ladys Booker any per-
son in arrears for one or more years. by forwarding
the money due and one year in advance, will also
be entitled TO a copy. The only correct Likeness
Of Gen. Taylor erer ,giren 10 the American Public:
l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
July %. 1917.
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W.. call him Indian. add we coli: scan
lI!.a vito in the g,a!en walked win Cod unveiled
C.,,.va with thu. morning stars ,"!iIc'I ha'ed
III, birth with songs; bright leader III iiIt Van
DChuEan iIouIhi-L1, The young b'eeIcs tan
His check eXulul;I, No impulse failed,
Nor stateIi:.rss nor strength. nor hue cxha!sd
From elemental strife to stamp him Nan
I'm. Poet found l,l with his morning sony,
And huoyami grace and him APOLLO called.
=. 10 the p1or Irdinu,''-hc vi! pas: ere i"n='
With all his llnkiD.,. TO 4 Cod; Appalled,,
Old Nalur. shall lament her primal c!Id,
And, listening, PIKE 10 hsar his native wood notes
Wild
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To the Farmers Of Jefferson s. Clarke.

yE1HE undersigned Johnskable, Solomon Hefe-
Il bower and David Johnston, trading under the
name and firm of kAB1E, HEfLBBowER & JOHN
6aving leased the Kabletown Mills for aterm
o Of Tear e: viii offer fair inducements to the Farm
ers generally either grind their Wheat n9;1 to
purchase the same Or cash aneSe state Of
very recently undergone thorough GRa,h s'sS and
PnT present Tes grinding will enable US
m u PS thirty barrels of flour per day
Families wishing prime article Of Family Flour
terms. we hope by strict attention to business IS
and promptness in all matters, to merit snare Oh
'''' NO'' JOHN KABLE, -
SOLOMON HEFLEBOWER,
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Kabletown, June Is, 1s47-3m.
P. S.-The above to take effect on the hrSt Oh
July lS47 ~. II. " ..
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ours respectfully,
SAMUEL HEARD.
EIechanics,own, Frederick Co

Mechanicstdwn, Frederick County.
Md. September 80, 1916. c
From the Proprietor Of the Failing Factory, T
was for MANY years afflicted with cramp cholics
and dyspepsias so that was unable many time, .
to attend to ms business. have used five bottles =
of your Dyspeptic Cordial and am perfectly re-
licved-I had ;likewise during the time severe !
attack of Rheumatism in one of my arms, ami :
between the shoulders cured. ascrlbe the curs
to the same medicine. JOHN ARTHUR.