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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-09
A NEW ENTERPRISE.

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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-09
The Virginia Scriyene,..

\ work which every Magistrate, Consta.
ole' Sheriff. and every man of business
ought to have for sale at This Office
few copies Only-Prlce ST.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-09

GThe Druggis.si The Druggists!! The
Druggsts!!!-I have in my possession Coun-
3ertelt Brandreth Pills. purchased of the fol-
lowing Druggists, viz:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-09

tend to cure all diseases, because they are H..
natural medicine of man, and, therefore. only
remove the corrupt or yitiated 'humors. the
cause Of pain and sickness, leaving the coed
humors to give.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-09

1t is said that lazy woman is always
deceitiul one. This is true; for she
deceives herself if she expects to get a.
long in that way.
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DEAFNESS.

GENE TWi NE-ioo bales Bridport, Seine, Herring and
GU Net Twines from 81 TO IS lbs manufactured in
very superior manIer, Ter sale lots TO st by
T.. X. COLLINS co.
jyNr So South street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-16
EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE

HIS hous. having under.one many pe Itsn
rich o
company.
tail of is ADVANTAGES confessed be- for people Of bu,-
s % s Ss Ct S
not De wanting 10 improve III natural under his @
a:s sii Us E'ss
a5 ha. f SsSss
been n.Tsed repantsd and refuished in The eeant
,hs reception Of viItc by the subscribers the 25 Of May
The alterations and additions the interior will enable them
accommodate mech greater vcys thanormsy
promenade ground, will be handsomely elsd with view
country The roads 70 aud about the Spring. are being %
proved aud MY ones opened for greater Of
&c Bath HGu,. have also been a,d The Bath
date II who desire fsIs There and spaci.
S q Seen 1 Hs0s ssy Sen % The
Go s and T so Of Oe n NH
to then vers in manner NOT to be surpassed by
WHITE saps%G of shron Spring. it can b.
s IT. BY ss s S
complaints and for The eFysepss silt hcum, seTo
G; ,eG 6s and been CERTIFIED
By analysis made propreto of the Springs
s
frsm one gallon Of watcr:-
sulpAa.. Of M.su..i.. ....... :. 80 a rim
ch! e Of s"dium: ii ass
Bydrosul phuret of Cotium ID g..
Vegetable eIlac:ive natter. ........... @ZS
1904
Sulphuretted Hydrogen Gas..... l6 cubic inches
These Springs within few hours ride of Albany Troy
Saratoga. Schenectady Ulca &c and accessible either
from CaEsj0hare the Albany and Utica Railroad
post coaches dairy await the arrival Of the morning from
Schenectady and Utica visitors the Springs,
distance OF about eig miles envng for dinner; by
the turnpike from Albany to Cherry Valley by daily stages
ns: I Albany a Fa
the Sharon Springs the pat uayln time for dinner
Clark, GARDNER u HASKELL.
April %, 1876 a30 cod3n"r
- N Y, edition of STRAUSS LIFE OF JESUS
bound 81 co. ooa d, IS cents The Bible of Nature con-
ian, s2-The Be- ..ss Of The Bible, So cents; Bible Ex
French IS of Daniel and the Aocc
80 cents The Lite Of Thom,s Paine, containing lis
60 The Beacon weekly. containing As.ronomisai
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Vol. Ix.--He. I93.---Whels Ne. 34O5
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ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation o,
tae Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
os Hhcs the argsa circulation Of any paper this city,
the orll and 10 therefore the best channel busess
the city country Prices moderate-cash in i'd
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most mcdersts
prices, and in the most elegant STYLE
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PRoPnIKroR HERALD EsrABLnHMRNf,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
The Great Bunker Hill Herald,
Published on superfne paper, containing full accoun]
of the celebration of Bunker HILL consisting the de-
scriptions and Mr. Webster's orator accompanied wit
five splendid engravings, comprising
lst A rare and original view of the Battle of Bum
ker Hill, which took place the 18th June, ITS;
hibtng the array of the American army engaged in
deadly conflict with the British troops their ships and
Their forces.
and view of the procession forming on Boston Com
mon.
Sd. view of the procession crossing Warren
Bridge.
4th. view of Bunker Hill Monument from the north,
looked the day of the celebration with the flags
above and crowds below.
9th. view Of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
en buy as Il looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the ed
ton will be sold, tina demand is unprecedented. The
price, wholesaeo agents. So per hundred eight
per copy Retail l2i cents To be had at this office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

CALICO p.srIso.--A correspondent Of tho
Rochester Democrat, who writes from Provi-
dence. Rhode Island. gives a brief and inter.
ssting history Of calico printing in The United
States. The first effort OF the art was made
by company in Taunton, Massachusetts. in
1926. when calicoes were from three to six
times their present price. This pioneer en-
terprize failed. bot other manufactures started
up. The gradual decline Of duties on foreign
prints after 1882. affected tho prosperity Of
the American works. but they took fresh
start under The last tariff. Tho revival Of bu-
sness has given them new vigor. and the num-
Der Of machines now in operation is one hun
bred and twenty. In 1896. over $50 900 900
yard, OF ealicoes were imported. Last year
The importa,ions fell OF o 100000 yards.
while the American prints made in 1912.
reached the enormous amosnt OF 1853 OBS, 900
yards. worth fi4.oO0.O0o. The capital en-
pIoyed 10 all branches Of the business IS not
far from $4,000, 900. The tables are now
turned, and instead OF importing. the United
States are beginning 10 export calicoes. Ia
quality. the domestic article will fairly COM
pete with the foreign.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

WARS OF NApoLEoN.--The German histori-
ans. whose statistics are relied on with much
confidence. estimate that in the wars Of Ma
poleon. which We're carried on eleven years,
from 1909 to 1912, five millions eight hundred
thousand men persisted, being more than half
million annually. This calculation does
not include great number of premature
deaths, caused by the accidents Of war. by
fright, despair, &c. The war Of 81. Domingo,
from 1901 to 1906. is set down as having des-
troyed 10000 French soldiers and sailors, and
100000 inhabitants Of the island. The mar
thine war with England, from 1909 TO 1914,
cost the lives Of 100000 men--,he winter
campaigning Of 1904 destroyed l5o. 1000
men-,he war in Caabria from 1905 to 1907,
2oo. 900 men-'he campaigns in Germany and
Poland. in 1900, swept away $685. men -
the campaign Of 1912 cost France and her al.
lies 100000 men, and Russia 300. 900, besides
100000 Poles. Germans and French, who
persisted by famine or contagious diseases I;
and in the final campaign of 1919, $4,000
men persisted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

Something Of a Curiosity lies upon the ia.
BILE for public exhibition, at the Exchange
Reading room. lisa piece Of white oak tim
Der. about three inches in thickness, through
which is trsnsfxed hard, bony substance,
being the frafment Of the weapon Of sword
fish. The timber was taken from the bottom
of The ship Edward. recently arrived from
Monlevideo, and had been thrust into il on
the last voyage from this 10 that port some
time since. The extraordinary force with
which the animal struck the blow may be
properly estimated when il 10 understood that
the Edward was stoutly coppcred, that the
sword protruded several inches through into
the hold, and was broken OIL close on the out
side, and that the plank was cracked abou,
she length Of three inches on each side Of the
sword. so ms to render caulking necessary, in
order to stop the leakage. This is most ex.
iraordinary occurrence, and proves that "there
are more things in heaven and earth than are
dreamt Of in unr philosophy. "-Doiior Bews-
paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07
RESURRECTION AT MANILA.
GREAT coNFLAGRATIoN Two THOUSAND
BUILDINGS DESTROYED!

BUILDINGS DESTROYED!
A Boston newspaper gives an extract from a
letter dated Manila. tbs 5h Of April last, Civ
ing an account Of an instruction there, and OF
The confaeralon already reported. which de-
s,royed about two thousand buildings.
'During the last month there was an insur-
reciioB al this place, caused principally BY
one Of the old Catholic priests. Who altered
his belief. and began to preach in Manila city,
but was soon bsnished from that place, under
penalty Of death should he enter IL again.
From thence he went TO the native villages.
where there was quariered regiment OF SOL
diers. and soon obtained many followers. The
Governor Of Manila forthwith sent regiment
to destroy the town and people. (This regi-
men, was composed mostly Of soldiers drafted
from this city.) The moment they arrived
they turned turned to and killed all their OH
GERS, and, with the assistance Of the old priests
followers, marched 10 Manila, and during the
night sea led the v alls Of one of the largest
forts. secured all that were in it. and then
blew up one end Of II.
After ,hs, they proceeded TO the magazine,
which had but one entrance, and that was Sc
cured By seven iron doors. They succeeded
in forcing three Of them. when. much TO their
surprise. the for. was retaken by the Cover
nor's troops, who marched into the fort. and
after lilile skirmish. took them all prisoners.
A few days sincs. 90 Of them were shot and
40 siranged to death.
LAST Saturday there was Tremendous FIRE
at this place. which consumed abOu, two thou
sand buildings. and came near destroying the
whole city. II is painful to 90 on shore and
see the people; some have los, their children.
and some their parents. BY The flames. You
cannot 90 ten PAGES among the ruins without
coming in contact with corpse"
The same writer says that the lava sea is
foil ipirs,es, from The Islands Of Mindon and
Celebes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

THg BATTLE BETWEEN THE oUx AND THE
PAwsnes.-A foil detail Of the battle between
the Sioux aud Pawnees is given by Mr.. MILLER,
agent for the United States. at Council Bloiis.
II is said that 300 horses were taken by tho
Sioux, and abou, 40 were shot down. The
number Of Sioux Indians killed not known;
the Pawnees represent thaitbere were ''Plsnty..
Both parties carried off their dead. The official
despatch does not state how many Of the Paw
noes were killed, bu, il is sscertained that The
number was fory.sir
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

Hairs or john Q. ADAMs.--Judge Bacon,
in speaking Of Mr.. Adams habits, says that
he is no, particular in restricting himself TO
any one exclusive sort of food, regarding more
the quantity taken than the particular kind.
He usually takes one or Two glasses Of tho
lighter wines with his dinner, and 10 the in
tervals Of his meals 10 troubled with little
thirs. and having. as we noticed, uniformly
declined taking any water during his longest
and mos, exciting addresses when is was Of
fered him. His system requires and admits
OF but five or six hours SLEEP, although he
would be glad TO be able to take an hour
more. His teeth appear not to be deficient,
and his appetite good and sufficient; his hear
ing and eyesigh, are both good. and he has
never had occasion spaciacles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

MsIsE ELrcTIos.-Ii is very doubtful. il
seems. whether any choice Of Governor has
been made by the people. which may be con-
sidered quite Wing triumph, since the Dem.
ocratic party last year was about 10 o.
Many OF the Democrats voted for Mr.. Kava-
nsgh; and the Aboliiionis,s doubled their last
years vote. In 20 towns Anderson's major.
~ is 27s5. Fsirheld's majority last year in
these towns was 6o95. DeRocrsiic loss 1904.
in about one quarter psrt of the State. Mr..
Kavaaagh's vote 10 about one-third Of the scat
iering vote
There are many vacancies in the Legisla-
ture. bot a strong majority Of the House will
b Dernocrstic.-tNsrhk American.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

FoRTIricArioN ov THE PEHoBscor.--
learn from the Bangor Wing, that letter has
been received in that city from Lieut.. Stevens,
stating iha, he has succeeded in purchasing tho
site on Peirce's point opposite Bucksport at
the narows, for the .rpose of erecting iortii.
cations. The work will be commenced in tho
spring, or as soon ne the Legislature can pass
the necessary act Of eeding the territory pur.
chased 10 the United States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

Poutrnv.-It is calculated that the poultry
trade Of this country amounts TO not less than
twelve millions Of dollars q year. and that tho
value OF the poultry in the State of New York,
in 1912, was 80 3.079, which is more Than
the value of all the swine in that Stale, nearly
equal TO half The value OF the sheep, the en-
tire value offs neat cattle, and very nearly
five times greater than the value Of all its hor-
scs and mules.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07
Frsr TrMss roR THE vroLArEas on Law

FrsE TrMgs EoR THE VIoLATERs on Law
The Mayor Of Cincinnati has decided that
fine inflicted by him for the violation Of any
law is Of The nature Of debt. and as the Leg
isIa,ure at its last session abolished imprisoD-
ment fo. debt. the non-payment Of the fine
will no. subject The defendant to imprison-
men,. All vIoIsiors Of The peace Of the city
Ihsrefore-sll who make the market regsla-
tIons-who sell liquor without license, &c.
and have no property subject to execution.
must 90 scot fres.--DOA.ar hetrspaper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

According TO Professor Lee, tire strongest
Salt Spring in the State of New Yord is the
Liverpool well, near Syracuse; the specific
gravity of its waters is Lila. The Compare
tive strength of the Saline Springs Of the o.
nited States. rejecting the msgnesia and other
earthly ingredients, as tested by the Professor,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

The RULING PAssIoN.--A President Judge.
not many leagues from Cleveland, Ohio, who
has been promoted from tie bench TO nominal
ton for Congress. recently closed stump
speech with -" Gentlemen, You will now re-
tire 10 charge Of the Constable !"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

LATEST PROM TlxAs.-The steamer Sarah
Barnes. Capt. Franklin, arrived from Calves
ton at New Orleans on the lith inst. The
following items are from the Picayune.
The Texas revenue cutter Santa Anna, from
Matamoras, has brough, dispatches from Mex
leo. Their contents are not publicly known,
blu, it is believed they give ground 10 an'ici.
pate peace favorable 10 Texas.
Col. Warfej has arrived at Washington,
and reports, that after following the traders
some distance on the Santa Fe road. he ascer.
tanned tina, they had formed junction with
the army, and as they numbered five or six
hundred, and he had only sixty men, he deem
ed il prudent to return TO the settlements.
which he affected with safety. The Colonel
expresses himself TO be familiar with the coun
try in which the command Of Col. Snvely
were taken, and is satisfied that the troops
were in the republic of Texas. Col. Snivsly
has also arrived in Fannin county few weeks
since. He is about TO publish report Of the
whole expedition.
The British sloop Of war Scylla returned TO
Galveston, from Vera Cruz, on the 26ih ut.
She brought, as is reported, dispatches for the
British Minister. at Galveston. Ii 10 learned
by reports which she brought, that the Texan
prisoners are TO be marcbed to the Rio Grande
in body. and there Liberated. We hope this
may prove true, bat we have doubts OF its au-
thority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07


PARTY SPIRr.-This spirit very often de-
grades the generous and patriotic into selfish
purposes. The power and emoluments of
Office are great temptations TO excite party ran
cor and i'll feeling. II 10 not therefore to be
wondered at that men ciamor for principle,
when their hearts yearn for office. Though
principles may be at the foundation of party.
and good and true men devoted 10 them, yet
il 10 certain Ina, many of their supporters have
fallen into great corruption, and elevated self
a. the cost of the general good. These are
the vultures who baten upon the inexperience
and confidence Of the people, and whose ever
blooming 'verdancy' affords perpetual feast
for their Unsuitable maws. The gods of their
idola,ry are the ''loavss and the fishes" and
they worship them with most devout adora-
ton. Their apparent zeal for party. is in re.
ality. zeal for personal advancement and self
interest. Demagogues as well as patriots
hausngue for principles; and to promote their
own schemes they stun the public with the
cry Of principle and disinieres,ed motives in
their enthusiasm for the public good-and
make the people their tools and INSTRUMENTS,
to accomplish selfish objects and personal ag.
grandizement. The difference between these
men. and patriots and philanthropis,s. is this.
that the latter seldom, if ever. desire once.
which the former are always seeking for un-
der profession Of desire to benef! the pub
lie.
So that We may generally Pnt i. down for
certain. when man is anxious for Office. that
he is not Of thai true stamp which may safely
be relied upon as free from many selfish con-
siderations Give rs the party man. and the
parizans who want no office. and we will
show you an honest confederation acting on
disio'erssiad principles but until that can be
done. we shall have hat little confidence 10 the
flaming patriotism of those seeking anIiously
Office for the benefi, OF the public.
When parry spirit degensrates into the mad
ness OF faction. LILLE good can be expected
from he result Of any action that snrh sect
may take. whatever may be their principles.
II is then that party sinks itself into faction,
without justice, and faction in its madness
forgets principle. The good vessel Of State
ia then in imineni danger OF being driven into
The vortex of diseord and ruin. where she is
bonnd to be broken into fragments and sink
without the hope Of succour or safety from
any quarter. but in the returning sense Of the
people 10 the duties that they owe to them
selves and to the public 81. Louis Gag.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07
S3s0,OOO
100000
AiaI 600
Total,

making the total amour, Of coinage since last
January. S3,7ls,Ooo. The operations in The
coming Department will be interrupted for
two or three weeks, in order TO make necesss-
ry repairs to the boilers and some Of tho ma
chine:y, bu, will be continued as usual in the
other departments.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

The RAIN IN AUeUsr.--1'he Boston Daily
Advertiser gives detailed statement Of the
amount Of rain which fell in that city 10 the
extraordinary series Of storms during the last
month. II will be seen that il rained in all
eighty-three hours, and that seven inches and
seventy. seven hundred,hs Of water on a level
fell in that time:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

Spots upon mahogany furniture, says tho
Boston Mercantile, caused by cologne water,
or alcohol in any form, may DO Immediately
removed, and the place turned to its original
color and beauty. by the application of few
drops Of oil. We believe this TO be a sure 70.
s,orer. Tyii.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

sCccIssyuL.--Capt. Mseker, Of New York,
has finally succeeded, By mssns Of diving bell,
in discovering the wreck of the sloOp Of war Du
Braak, which was sunk sons 40 OF 80 ysan since
10 the Delaware By. Il /, said sss hst -ues
specie % soafs.