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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
Iie.

Men rejoice when the sun is risen ;
they rejoice when it goes down, while
they are unconscious of the decay Of their
.own lives. Men rejoice at seeing the
face of new season, rs at the arrival OF
one greatly desired. Nevertheless, the
revolution of seasons is the decay of hu-
man life. Fragments Of drit;-wood meet
ing in the wide ocean, continue together
a llule space; thus parents, wives, chill
drcn, relatives, friends and riches, remain
with rs for short tlme-lhcn separate,
and the separation is inevitable. No
mortal can escape the common lot: he
who mourns for departed relatives has no
power to cause them to return. One
standing on tue road would readily say to
d number Of persons passing by, will
follow You. Why, then, should a per-
son grievc when joumeyng the same
road, which has been assurcdIy trodden
by all his forcfalhcrs Llle resembles a
cataract rushing down with irresistible
lmpcuosily. knowing the cnd Of life IS
death, every rght-mInded man ought to
pursue that which IS connected with ul-
innate bliss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
The Richest Mine.

Besides lime, and other cnriching sub
stances, the cost of the mere animal man
ures applied to the soil of England, a
mounts to three hundred millions Of dol
lars; being more than the value of the
whole ofits foreign commerce. Yet the
grateful soil yields back with interest all
that is thus Iavlshed upon it. And so it
would do here, if we would only trust the
earth with any portion of ouI capital.
But this we rarely DO. \ farmer who has
made any money, spends it not in his
business, but in some other occupation.
lie buys more land when lie ought 10 buy
more manure; or he puts out his money
in some joint stock company, to convert
sunshine into moonshlne-Or he buys
shares in some gold mine or lead mine.
Rely upon it, our richest mine is the
BARNARD, and whatever tcmtations stocks
Or shares may offer, the best investment
for a farmer is live stock and plough
shares.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
KCSsHlh---the Hungarian.
ShnrlIl nfIcr llc HunraLIaM NOrlTu0I

Shortly after the Hungarian Governor
reached Widiu, in Turkey, document
was fabricated by his advcrsaues, and
generally circulated through England and
his country, par2oc..ng 10 be farewell
address vi ko>suDh to his counirymen.
The paper abounded wHh unworthy sen
,iments and contained the singular decIara-
rioa: My principles have not beer
those of Washington nor my conduct that
of Tell" Although tie proclamation
was very forma, in appearance, many at
the time doubcd lis authenticity. The
matter is now fully set 4; rest by letter
from Kossuih himself, TO an mqulrng
CORES pendent, at Constanlinople, oi one
Of our respected morning contemporaries
The letter is as full of mOdesiv as 1t Is
Of truth. and derives additional l"teres'
from ,rr fact that 1t is in the very Eng''sh
Of the distinguished exile. hossuth Is
an enthusiastic admreI OF Ame!iea, ana
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
Beauty Ct JcweSScS.

1t is related thai Chaeaubriand, on re-
turning from his Eastern travels, was ask
ed ii he could assign reason why the
women Of The Jewish race were 20 much
handsomer than liz men, when he gave
the following one:
"Jewesses'" he eaid, "have escaped
the curse which alighted upon their faith
ers, husbands, and sons. Not a Jewess
was 10 t seon among the crowd Of priests
and rabble when insuIted the Son of God,
scuurged Him, crowned Him with thOrns,
and subjected linn 10 inlamy and agony
OF the cross. The woman vi Judea be-
leyed in the Saviour, and assisted and
soothed HIM under atfiiction. A woman
oI Bethany poured on hls mead Isecr.a'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
4 PnZZlrd GhGSt.
terprise.

John ITooIc, the translator Of Tasso
and Aliosto, was subject to ncarncss Of
vision. He had a great partlaIity for the
drama, and, in his younger days, would
frequently strut his hour upon the stage
at an emaleur theatre in Lincoln Inn Fields.
Upon one of these occasions, whilst per-
forming the Ghost" in H0mIci, Mr.
IIoole wandered, incautiou>Iy, too far
from the trap door, through winch he had
emerged from the neither world, and by
which it was his duty to descend. In
this dilemma he groped about hoping to
distinguish the aperture, whilst the audi.
encc. who were ignorant why the Ghost
remained so long in the upper regions
after the crowuing Of the cock, expected
him to favor them with a second edition
Of that celebrated scene. 1t was apparent
from the lips ofthe" " Ghost thathe was
holding converse with some one behind
the wings. He at length became lrrita-
ted, alas poor Ghost and calculated, in
tones sufficiently audible, Il tell you !
cant find it,.
The laughter which ensued may be
imagined. The Ghost (Which if 1t had
been u sensible one would have walked
Off became more and more dlscomPoscd,
until its perturbed sPisit was placed on
the trap door. after which il descended
with all due solemnity, amid roars Of
laurLter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13

Ode to an Indian Gold Coin,
UriHen IN Chcricai .NaldJm.
BY pR. LEIDEN.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
AnecdOtc Of Napoleon.

During one of the campaigns IN Germa
nv, the Emperor, in his celebrated grey
great coat, was riding about in the envl
rons of Munich, attended only by two or
dcrly officers. He met on the road
very pretty looking female, who, by heI
dress, was evidently vivandiere. She
was weeping, and was leading by the hand
a lule boy about five years of age
Struck by the beauty of the woman ant
her distress, the Emperor pulled up his
horse, by the road side, and said
WHAT'S the matter with you, my dear!'
The woman, not knowing the individ,
ua by whom she was addressed, and be-
inc much discomposed by grief, made nc
reply. The little boy, however, was
more communicative, and he frankly an,
swercd:
"My mother is crying, sir, because my
father has beat her
Where is Your father p
Close by her. He is one Of the sen.
tincis ON duty with the baggage
The Emperor again addressed himself
10 the woman, and inquired the name Of
her husband but she refused TO tell, be.
Ing afraid lest the Captain, as she suppo
scd the Emperor to be, would cause hel
husband to be punished. Napoleon, | am
sorry to say, had but little confidence in
the fair sex. On this occasion, his habit
ual suspicious returned TO his mind anC
ne said:
'MalPcsc! your husband has beer
beating You; You are weeping aud YET
you are so afraid Of getting him mo trOu.
bic, that You Will not even tell me his
name. This is very inconsistent. May
1t not be, that YOU are little in the faul
yourself"
Mas, ,Naptain! he has thousand goot
qualities, though lie has one very bad one;
he Is Jealous, terribly Jealous, and when
he gets m'o passion, cannot restrain his
violence
But that is rather serious in one of hi.
fits OF jealousy he may iniict on on SOME
very severe injury, perhaps Kill YOU
And even II he did, should not wisl
any harm TO become of him, for an
Sure he would not DO it willingly. IL,
loves me too well for that
And II gucss rightly YOU love him
'lhatls very natural, Captain he i.
NY lawful husband, and the (a.hcr Of ~,
d a. o..
80 soyng she londiy kissed her cIild
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
Farmers and Mechanics.

Ii is a perverted public sentiment that
.esteems the industrial pursuits more hum
BILE than clerkships and trade, and assigns
to the producing classes a lower grade in
social life than is awarded to the mercan-
tile portion of the community. The .ad-
age of Pope. " Act well your part. there
all the honor lies, is a sublime truth. 1t
should nerve the souls of our farmers and
mechanics, 10 assert the dignity Of their
callings. as the true and only sources of
the public wealth, and to maintain their
claim to personal responsibility. But to
do this successfully, they must cultivate
their minds and manners, and see TO it,
that, in science and general knowledge
and refinement they are not behind those
whose delicate pursuits have generally
secured the pre-eminence in personal
adornment and social elevation. Letlhem
take the iIIustrious franklin for their
model, and emulate other mechanics who
have risen to wealth and high public res
pect, and they will never have occasion
to be ashamed of their business or condi-
tion of life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13

MATRIMONIAL DEsTITUToN At TEE
DIGGINGs.-According to the latest lLlcl-
iigence from California, there are scarce
" any iadles. Amidst oil tie riches,
therefore. of that FL Dorado, the treasure
Of charming wife, it seems, would lie
sought in vain. Probably, lovely worcn
will never cmicrate 10 California for gold,
50 long as here is enough cf tie precious
metal at home TO make a lille loop that
will insl 90 round the fourth finger Of The
left hand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13

The following fpitaph, which. We be-.
lieve, is Inscribed on the tomb of Lady
Pembroke, is the NEST Prrlecl and beauri.
ful VIC ave ever seen;
Beneath this stone doth lie,
As much virtue as could die,
Which, when alive, did yigor CIV.
To as much beauty as could live"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13

ELIzABETHTowN, Nd, Dec. 5.
TIE following is copied from a Hand
bill published in Shepherdstown, last
Saturday, and is with the most poig
nant sorrow, communicated to the pub
lie.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13

Laborcrs are scarce in thc country not an Idle
land IS 10 be picked up III &,ho.,kl, county, Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-20

the mutation Is to increase the number OF notes at
least one In every ten entire Aotes-thus making
eleven out Of every ten-wheh 10 done BY very In
genious process In nine of these notes thus manu-
featured there is wanting section cut from top to
bottom of the note about one-third Of an inch wide:
the parts of two different notes being brought to-
gether and nicely pasted with thin paper the back.
Each Of the other is made by cutting of the right
or left engraved end Of two whole notes, tearing the
cut edge SO as to give end ragged appearance,
If il were an accidental injury.
Some Of the banks, understand, refuse to redeem
the notes thus mutilated while others deem 1t more
advisable to psy-less the assumed value Of the por
tion cut torn of individuals, to save themselves
from trouble, and probably loss, should scrutinize
closely all notes on the above bank and reject all thus
mutilated.
The woonasquetucket Print Works, at Providence,
sold Saturday, at auction, for $4,000. These
works were built by Messrs Thomas Sprsgue Son in
1S44 and cost about s175 900 In 1S4s they pur
chased by their late proprietors Messrs Richmond
Carr SEQ Since they have been in possession,
they have made improvements, in addition to the
value, of nearly $4,000.
1t is stated that during the year ending the 4th
instant 31as steamboat hus and bargss and 10 Hat
and keel boats, arrived at st. Louis-makng total
tonnage Of COS, 433 The wharfage received amounts
to $50 COO
Bids for the Ohio State Loan OF 1000, were open
ed this morning at the Office Of the Ohio Life and
Trust Company. They amounted to three millions one
hundred thousand dollars and those accepted for the
six per loan ranged from Hos to 1926 per cent
premium, will be seen by the annexed statement
ACCEPTED Bios FOR ONO STATE LOAN
Si1 per Cent Stocks Of 1875
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n
The hot weather has had tendency 10 check opera
lions and the market opened and closed very quietly
to-day Holders cf fancy stocks anxious to get into
the country do not like to leave before aisposns Of
their securities 30 that their minds viii be relieved
from the excitement and spprehsnsi attending the
fluctuations in prices There IL recreation in TAX
ing the body away from Wall street without taking the
mind with H. and the only way TO enjoy few weeks
in the country. is 10 make clean sweep Of all the
faneies may hold and take the ehsnces relative to
prices upon return TO the city The spring hav-
ing been realised must look for the decline
usual at this Of the year Al the FIRST board to-
day, Erie Bonds, new fell on = per cent; Farmers,
Loan. y; Canton Company, Y; Eris Railroad, X; Har-
lem r. All others closed at prices current yesterday
The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer
sfthis port to-dsy amounted TO st6sot co. payments
ga ooe &C. Balance, s3,o03177 10.
The steamship Ameries, for Liverpool carried out
$50 600 IN specie. principally British gold.
The amount OF tolls received by the susquehsnnsh
Canal Compsny for the year ending June sth, 1850,
vac eco 90 co. previous year s571so IS increase in
1850 $500 ss.
Mutilated notes-fves and tsns-of the Harrisburg,
Nddistoun, Lsnsaser Chsmbersburs, Gettysburg, and
vsynesburg banks are in eirculstion The object Of
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ACCEPTED Bros FOR ONO STATE Lo.
Sia rl,. C.nk GlncLs If lk1l
100000
ssS5,cOo

All but S25 600 the bids accepted foreign
account The 81 six per cent loan is redeema
BILE at the pleasure Of the State after the year 1876
interest payable semi-annually in the city Of New
York The 100000 FIVE per cent loan Is redsemable
at the pleasure Of the State after the year 1so5nte
rest payable in the city of New York
The proceeds the above loan required for the
dempton OF the ve and six per cent stocks Of Ohio,
maturing after December 81, 1850. Proposals have
therefore been made, with the understanding that,
after the payment Of the premium Of the six per cent
stock and the premium and Ave per cent Of the prn
cips Of the FIVE per cent stock, the balance may
main interest at Ave per cent per annum from the
LIST July to be paid in Of not less than Ave thou
dollars at the pleasure Of the bidder at any time
before the 3lt day Of 1s5othe stocks being
withheld as collateral security for such payment.
The annexed table extract from Of the
gans Of the protectionts for the purpose OF showing
how fallacious the arguments advanced for the pur
pose proving the injurious operations Of the present
tariff are, and what resortsd to to show
its effect upon prices. The must be very bad
that requires false statements 10 supports and those
opposed TO any alteration In the act of 1916 further
than substitution TO certain extent Of the specific
for the advalorem system need have fears that 1t
viii not be sustained and supported by the present
Congress-
Under Tariff oflSi1. Uader TIrfof'46
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FOUNDRY.


- The Aalre WorksT v S-eor ard John Breasted, late
Of re trm % r. y secsr Co.. having eanncssd hsnseye.
With The MANAGEMENT ~ this lope estsbssed steam EHzns
x.nufs.try .nd Foundry widely kno-n - one q The mos.
extensive IN the cturtry rform the rabuc 81 the
tay improved condition - the works IN iare additions
% the most Machinery Toola kc and largely In
creased csrscy Tor executing AT orders Ter nachnery
and iron vork 9th heaviest krds and 81 hs hest possible
descrrons in AZ short time estab'hnent in this
country 81 rurore.
Particular attention 4. rivsn 70 sesan FnEnes AMI Boil
.rs hth and lo~ pressure for osn take and river nsvsa-
uon, aed Tor manufacturing purposes. ron bata srrsr
WE ssd ksi;le. snd s,ssr Esshns Saw Wills ti,grins
and other Mile SOAP ksfes and Cubs n ry 1c BLOW
ing s.chpery Tor la, Fgfnsc.' End Fsunares orise.
snt ether iron work for hniinTs Eei ~ All ses made 70
order Gearing snd Screws 70 sny ressenabe size and
lenEh. w. draulic Presses Iyliuaers kc veil es AL
krcs ofherars % Engines and Boilers and Machinery
fnFs ~ The following steamers we're manufacture AZ
th eftafs rert. viz fs1ac Newton OF the Nrth yer,
srd Empire STATE ~ the Sound Nisrss ~ LAKE. Ere Hov
lasd AsTtnwalls q. .. stearshp Panama. v Colnss
line 81 bsil Steamers Pacific sad Baltic. and sssines
tr The New Orleans Kstfv Worts tc Ne.
Al ofserf sfdrssssd % THE kairs Norl Ne - therry
street or Nc AZ Peck Sin vii ~ promptly attended ~
View fork June lft 100
leave 70 recommend ne - hs fnds .nf AZ vhc ny
van snythhr IN their line hssving that al vhe fsver
ben win call viii .ivsys 6nd their -erk fsAthfuy sss
cu'ed. ard urcr reasonable terms
Wee verb Irse lee. 100
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IL Assurance Society. ~ London aud Nsr Yok-Capta
tx5oOs Surplus fsnd sti2go. large guarantee fund
tees.
United States local Bosrd-Aetrr Dreeors fer June
CeorFe Barclay. William Van Hook Bashs NcKvsrs Henry
Lu Ola m. snd hobart J. Diilon.
Caernis Risks taken favorshls terms ct moderate
rates Of extra Trsniur.
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Movements M Iud,x,dua,s.

T. Brigham, Gen. Totten, W. p. Oarln, U. 8. A., and
eighty others arrived in this city yesterday and took
rooms at the Astor House.
Hon. A. X. Hadley, Troy; 8. Abbott A. J. slemmer,
}. Q. Culey j. u. Maxwell. Ii. II Dugan, j. III. Whit
lock, A. n Cslcord, X fhroab, Gen Jesup, X. Raw
sen, Capt G. w. Cullum G. Q. Gilbert u A and one
hundred and forty others arrived yesterday and took
rooms at the Irving Houfe
J. d. Bullock, h. E. Marshall U. 8. A., and sixty
Others arrived yesterday and took rooms at the
American Hotel
TIE aggregate number OF arrivals at the principal
hotels Of the city yesterday eleven hundred and
twenty mine.
Miss Frederika Bremen, the Swedish authorsss, ar
rived at Philadelphia, from Charleston, ON the 18th
I'm
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DANORAMA SALOON. li3 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
AmUsEmENTs IN rIIlADELPTIIA.

DARNUM'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r BAR
ID proprietor ssd Henry Sanford, assistant
Engagoment Of 5. Sshse the celebrated Ame-
ricsn Comedian for six nights only Snrns which time hs
will favori.e characters Re
lancashire Bell Ringers appear every alter
this week Tie company Will also present their usual
superior entertainments afternoon Three
SeTpens TO be this week The Infant Hoeser Giant,
weighing 43l pounds Is engaged New novelties always
preparing Admtanos twenty-five cents; ehidrea undsr
ten years, half-prioe.
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DIR. CHARLES MuNDE's
WATER CURE EsTaBLfsHMKNr,
: 4, $1,000, ~ son rnAsrro.. s,s..

nRkUNDE RESPECTFULIi INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
- and the public the he has become q ne late
Dr. Rugfe's water Cpre Estatishucnt Hensonvie
and bali miles from The Northampton Railroad Depot,
horre ride from View YORK about Eve from Boston,
and I've from Albany situated in ~ the
valleys o. New England surrounded Nth wood rrowr hills
and shady walks and ahundsntly supplied with
sctes and eeldest srerit. water The sir pure and
spacious tudinrs offer all the necessary coxvsneuces
water crre purposes such large psngs baths douch.s
either ser yrssium se The doeso hsins ,hs earliest,
living disciple 81 Pre.srts Crsentsr and havins
experience fnore than ffcen ovn
tnrs vater bess IN the hands % every rurorsan
hydrorah. hopes TO respond rssonshe
from the water cor. system, made on tie part N those .uf
rentis open Fer Further particulars please .ppy
ahove address
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The Latest News from all Parts Of tho
American Continent.

The American steamship Hermann Capt Crabtree,
viii leave this port this afternoon at three o'clock for
Southampton, Eng) and Bremen. Her mails will
close at two o'clock
The Irish steamship vieeroy Capt Ewing will leave
on Saturday noon, for Galway, Ireland. Her mails
viii close at hafpast ten that morning.
The Weekly Herald will By published at nine o'clock
each morning, with the latest news.
Single copies, in wrappers. sixpence.
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TO ,h, s,c..-P.yenolox,e.I Cl.,rroy-

snce. xc-nrs mfrTLER distin fuishei Ciairvoyant,
I'D Pyeheescal erefsto u Brdesrort Conn has tssn
employing her wonderful for TIE past In the
sssnination and treatment q disease. Mrs " has
formed u the mos Astonishing har lily surpassed
% the world failed AFFORD relief
where her Instructions have been followed with decree
Of she ccnhnes herself eirey 90 the treatment
81 disease, asd her rowcr. Psychological opefssor
truly WONDERFUL Cases that se-m 60 hsme All SKILL and
walk rite o. the udrm.nt ~ g the contrary
Witch her certificates Do ahuudsnIy subttan
tate She he. I've hrndted patients under treat
ment Toe who wish 10 satisfy themselves % her wonder
fol have onl her examine dsease While In the
sls.rveysnt state. Apply 80 y sstler No . yarick
street -. johns Park. Where WIS ~ will remsir
fee weeks PRIOR 20 her leaving Tor her home IN Bigepor
Corn B-Persons that are. ~ Sickness unable % cal
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EyCUR srov.

CPLENDID EXCURSION CENTS PASSAGE
- The large and sriendt steamer CATARACT Capt.
Wilson, 30 feet long With private families. will
male her frsf trial "trip 20 West Poin sunday Jane
20. leaves Tsnth street Iast River 81 o'clock A. n;
6rand street Do Co. ~ A. NJ Caharine street DO 40
~ Hsm rsrs street North River goeiset canal sreet
do a., 81 oclost Pier Ne. q DO. d. "a, osioch The
Caaract cue the largest and fastest that aoss
-ste snd has hecn hted fer the with
large snail for family be oh.yt<rsi
=. time ~ applying 81 the ah.e board, +.
ntrts'. 20 Charles street, ia tse eveninr.
CnEAP EXCURSION TO Tug FISHING hanks
~ rsrs l2is cents each vsyfhe sea steamer BUFFALO
viii coumenee running "Wednesday JANE fota con-
TIME day except Canal sre~ A
soshsh vr,sd street s,s Cs,hsnne street Pier Nc.
vii " board Bait fishing tackle sni refreshments pro-
vidsd.
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Court Caiendar-This Day.

CsMNeS PLEAs-Part 1st-3I9 ISL 3S3, $50, 3s5, 3s7,
3s9, SOL 3o 500 81 373 375 ISL l5S, Part 2d-355,
272 $40 54 $40 54S 500 552 55i $50, 55s, $780, 502,
564, $685. Sos.
SUPERIOR CouRr-2l, 70. 104, 10 1872, 1875, 1873 40,
o. no. g. 1914 20 14s IA Is O. 49, SO, 49, sos, lS4
to 15S, loo TO les, 1l3 92, Isl. 12i, 4S6.
CIRcuIr CouRr-695 eS5. 1888. a., IA IA5, I4s !f9,
$50. 1871 .52 69O1f Reserved Causes74, 5S3 To- 429
279 81 401, 42s, AS 49 55s, 6sl esq ozs 20 1856,
6is, SOC, 626, 1895, IA, 3jS 746. 379, go AT.