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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-01-04
Conclusion.
CHAPTER MI.

MIR. Austin, the merchant for whom
Theodore Merlin had acted as clerk tor
the past four years, was doing an extern
sive business, that Yielded very large
profit. The intelligence, industry and
integrity manifested during that time by
the young man, had so entirel y won the
confidence of Mr.. Astin, that he had
begun seriously to think of offering
him limited interest in his business, as
means Of permanently securing his
services. lie came IL the store one
morning, few days after the occurren-
ces at Mrs. HartIey's, as mentioned In
the last chapter, with the intention OF
having some conversation with HIM on
the subject. A few observations prelim-
mary to the introduction of the subject
had Just been made, when the whole
matter was interrupted By the entrance
of Uncle Peter. who after few words
of general conversation, asked to have
IA private interview with Mr.. Austin
AS soon as they were alone he said
Il wish to made few confidential in
quiries in regard to Theodorc-having
reference particularly to his capacity for
merchandising. Is he, as far as his po-
sition with you gives you the power to
Judge, man who, if in business for him
self, would be cautious. attentive. and
governed by strictly prudential motives ?
have my own opinion of him but wish
yours. He failed once, know, but he
was alone in that matter-and besides,
he went into Business too young. You
understand Of course all mean.'
Il do replied Mr.: Austin; 'and can
answer promptly. MIR Merlin is young
man in whose general knowledge of bu-
siness, and the principles upon which il
should be conducted, | have great conf
dence. | think him prudent, and know
him to be attentive and correct. He is
decidedly the best clerk in my store
one whom of all the rest | should miss the
most. Indeed not do see how coulc
manage without him.
Il shall have to take him from you,
for all that, believe, MIR. Austin Uncle
Peter said with smile.
How? What do you mean = was the
merchants interrogation.
Il mean that have pretty we'll made
up my mind to give him once more
fair start in the world-another chance
for himself. He has been pretty wei
tried, and so has that dear child, hi
wife; and the trial has proved them
There was more gold than dross there
Mr. Austin!'
And the old man paused and smiled
,Il,r rTkop ho ,acumoJ-
81 have concluded to set him up il
business, with capital of twenty thou
sand dollars to begin with
Twenty thousand doIlars' exclam
ed Mr. Austin, looking at the old man
IL he thought him little demented.
Yes was the quiet reply, But don
you think that enough ?
Enough. Oh yes. Certainly it is en-
ough for any young man to begin with
it is in cash.
In cash ? Oh yes. 1t viii be in cash
In gold if necessary
Mr. Austin looked puzzled.
who will furnish this amount Of cap
ital p he asked at length.
II will do it of course
.Youa' And the merchant looked still
hv Certainly | will! And twice tina
cum if required replied the-old man
ssusam;noIy offended at the tone of incre
5 5, surprise in which Mr. Austin hat
spoken. worth forty ,bons.n,
Iallars., the merchant saId'
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connosseus have pronounced the perfect and extra
ordinary invention Of the day The great advantage Of this
weaving winch causes rs appearances so closely to resemble
& & ~ bas so sp a
FREE G that in all Gases Of perspatoa evaporation is gampeded
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@ wS ns E saI4v mhs s Of s the hsS e. the
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&60u REWARD-CROss' sPECIFIC MIXTURE
WV For the cure Of Gonorrh@a, elects, Structures and
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This pervades all ranks of So
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University Of the City Of New York. and that he has exclusive
ly confined his practice from being general the
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medicine do not record greater than be found his
Of mercury as il has its thousands of victims Recent
are in few days removed entirely from the system. See that
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nG, by sad arask as there several Of them in this
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Doctor profound attention medicine may be had ,S pre
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JUST PUBLISHED This Day)-The Medical Conhdant
Price 81, and TO part Of the Union. This work
embraces tie history treatment Of Venerea in ali is
forms, Gonorrha, GIeet Structure Irritable Bladder SweIed
Tescles, &c. Together with comprehensive knowledge
the effects Of ensuasm and It's results, Of the anatomy
Physiology Of the sexual osans of self pollution and
the medical treatment Of all those diseases This work
obtained at 6 Fulton STREET New York. where the author DR.
EAWCETT, Continues his private consultations ON all
dsease which are mentioned in his book All letters
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LUCINA CORDIAL;

TIL E ELIXOR OF LOVE-.
IT IS SOVEREIGN and speedy for incipient
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ton diicult painful menstruaton nconnence of urine
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system whether the result Of inherent produced by m
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considered TO be ncurab Langlage indeed do justice
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. 65 BERTY STR f + T :,

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n: always haad large assortment Of dinner and sets
plain aud gait French Porcelain well Dinner and
Dessert Plas OF all assorted Dishes Soup TuIeens
Covered Dishes Salad Bowls, Fruit Baskets, Cusads and
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Also, Fancy Tea Sats, and Rich Decorated Dinner
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POkTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INvENTEp Arp YRErARED BY

M. UE BUUUELUVUE MD. LISBON, PORTUG~IL.
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of which those
Pills composed have made them the wonder and adm
ration OF the world They known all Europe TO be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
being such that they must no! be used during
produce miscarriage il used during that period
The directions are translated into English and enveoped
tans the signature Of M de boudeloaue and the English d
rections have the signature of Dr. r. NELVEAU authorized
agent for the Continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail TO any part Of he United
States Sold by Dr. MELyEAU, agent and importer for
the United States. Office l2s Liberty street, Greenwich
se Price $-half boxes, So No half boxes sent BY mail
Sold IN bottles at Salem street. Letters directed DIR. H.
elveau box a. New York, will with immediate atleu
ton. All letters must be postpaid. Jy2g
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APROCREATIVE A L ELIXIR CORDIA l..
THE discovery in medical science is that Of NJ NJ
Desomeaux, of Paris He has entirely exploded the
rally received opinion Of the existence Of ncuraele ery or
extremely rre The nvariabe and universal OF
Elixir Cordial every of producing that state Of
health which results the wife becoming blessed mother
who for pned in cdess lonelnss has fully established
the Of the Provocative Elixir Cordial II is nfaiable
sennria weakness, uor abus, debility nconnence and the
prudsnss Us great and nvsrsbie ts recommenda
The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial well
bshed. sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and pack
is sufficient evidence Of its excellence and the estimation
which is held 1t is pleasant and agreeable the
The undersigned the only authorised in this country
Price So bottle
For the Of those residing Of the city the in
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put up in ckages
for transmission by mail with full direction preparing
Price Of package S. making three bottles;
All letters must be postpaid, and directed to
DR.. r. MELVEAU, box a, N. York city,
Office Liberty ST..
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COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF.

\ he PROPRIETOR has the pleasure Of announcing to the
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where they be with variety Of refresh
mens, the shortest notice.
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nge the shade Of the lofty oaks whose wide spread
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TARGET EXCUKSIUNS-This delightful place il admir-
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REMOVAL.

mr. GREGORY has removed from II Barclay street, 66
~ Gold where he be consulted conidenaly
usual, at all hours. .
"Thee few, if any medical among Us, that know
better how manage those difficult and delicate disorders
which strangers liable while visiting city"
Dr. g. has published treatise secret habits and Diseases
either only treats Of curing diseases but what is
much better points clearly of preventing those
foul disorders which human shudders to think Of
this alone the book is worth than all other Publ
Gold street, the northeast Of Beekman street
Price SO cents. !
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Ii is also for sale the following drug xtores:-
No. So William street, Maiden Lane.
Nos 30 and 10 Fulton street.
Both Of Chambers and Broadway.
No. 63 Bowery, corner of Walker street.
No. 188 Bowery, corner of Spring street.
No. TT East Broadway, corner Of Market street, and
No. N6 Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk &reet.
aug lm*rc
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NASH'S CARRAGEEN PASTE,
MANUFACTURED and sold by John Nash, Jersey City,
M and sold Also wholesale and retail at the following Depo
Rushton and Company, Broadway. ,
MiIhau's Pharmacy, broadway.
A. b. Sands, 27S Broadway.

Hsnfy a C,napIla1! a, = \ uI50n V ss5ses S. n; NJ. o,
THE medicinal qualities this elegant and fashionabe ea
ration have been long known to hs public hsSs sM
highly nutritious article Of diet for invads psTtisulary t?r
those suffering from Pulmonary Consumption Hitherto this
has only used incidentally but from the very
viii NOT ony be used by The SICK but as luxury BY M
Of highly demalcent properties and power
aayng irritation Of the airassages the attention of public
speakers earnestly requested 10 members OF the Pulpit and
Bar will be invaluable and to their patronage s RESPECTFULLY
dedicated by their 0bedient servant, JOHN NASH
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FOOT RACE
rop ONE TunIrraNn vDOJ

FOR ONE THOUSAND sDULLAKS.
THE PROPRlETOkS Of the above Course oier Purse OF
$1,000 for Foot Race take place the above Course
near oboksn the iti.of OCTOBER weather permitting
follows = - :,
Purse 5000 the person who viii the greatest dis
within houfs20 10 the second "a The ace-$ioo to
the third and $50 e fourth A. however the
first does perform miles within the hour $500
only will II the second third and fourth do
perform s miles within the hour they will receive but half the
above and nothing II nine miles are not performed In
the United States for the purpose Of this and should
either of the above cent addCu VIII be al
their Five dollars al be charged
to prevent persons entering their who do intend
Persons wishing enter for the above requested do
and will be allowed who
does do or before the 2lst Of September.
Entrances made and all information given by the subscriber
either by letter otherwise
No person will be allowed for the Purses
who between this and the above
the United States for purse match Of $50,
Z. y. BROWNING West Hoboken, N J.
June 18th, 1874 IL miles from Hoboken Ferry.
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

JUf
9ETwEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP.
ssn nnsCibER Of the pioneers Of the cash SYSTEM
Keep before the public that he continues
uactue every kind of Civil and Military clothing Of the finest
materials The superior STYLE lower by twenty
FIVE than any other house charges for the quality
. garments. Witness the following list Of prices =
BEST sulerine wool black Dress Coat .Sl4 10 $40
rsnts Of fancy and plain black Cashmere. To
OF all kinds silk, Satin, Cashmere. :. az to
In The best style al the following prices
Noas =. .....SI 10 %
Pants from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. | so to
ivss Ssiis in-se Join MoFfAr e f
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FOR THE PILES.
ID II IL III MIS- l. T. c. T Ii Z

DR. UPHAM'S Ell + T UARY.
" INTERNAL REMEDY-It is certain for Piles,
"A either internal external bleeding blind Cases Of TWEEN
bic remedy after all other had failed Testimonials Of its
signature of the Proprietor in bis handwrtng is the
outside wrapper oeery box and remember that above med
CINE can be obtained in this cy ONLY At No M Bowey flour
A. UPHAM, M d. regularly EDUCATED Physician of twenty
experience confined to an OFFICE PRACTICE where
PILEs and all Chronic Diseases ar SUCCESSFULLY treated OF
B9wery ousey Joslns Corners Madison County Gene.
Co. Utica; Coleman = Co. Butial9 7 D. Fitch 4 Co., syn-
euse 0swego Rome nties Painyills Csnasto.
Ia and other places IN the vicinity this medicine has cured some
desperate Of Piles after all other medicines had been tried
IN In this city the Proprietor has had the satisfaction OF
seetng more than live hundred cures during the past and
Union expnssys Of the superior efficacy Of this medicine n
Of eminent and the real nature Of which much dis
an pathology an course has been pu
opinion tha. i Is an ncurable disease This however ia,
the proprietor has no hesitation IN asserting that will cure all
.ated they may BE- kemsmbe that in this city the MEDICINE
doors above Spring street Any other article purpong TO be
the worthless and calculated only deceive aud in
June. Price ST. aul2 3mdy&wy'm
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HULL'S TRUSSES.


NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with Ruptures rely upon the best
srsmenta aid the world affords on application At the Office
the United States Be careful examine the back
pad Of luls sses if they endorsed by Dr. Hull
in writing. None genuine to be relied good
without his signature.
celebrated Trusses and thousands imposed upon
quence: These limitations be relied upon they made
by unsk mechanics and better than the ordinary
Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted No. vesey street, exclusively
for ladies' having entrance from the business depart
ment, where female in constant attendance TO wait upon
female patienfs. aul1 lmrc
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indicating alarming Of disease
my clergyman PLAIN with me, and stated
that | had hut few days TO live; my sister, who
my taksr, made inquiry where she
would he likely obtain the most certain relief
she told Of Dg. SDaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild
Che1y medicine general throughout the Uned States
for the Of coughs Colds consumIton splitting OF blood
Influenza palpaon Of the heart whooping cough tickling
rising the throat, bronches, asthma weakness OF
the impaired constitution from any cause
and from falling into decle. She IN
formed il this medicine failed III the life was hopeless
DY. Sgayes Syrup then procured, and the st bottle
relief and by tie time had commenced the hfth bottle
cough had left and snength much improved that
able take the fresh aud short time entirely
covered former health For coroboraon Of The truth Of
the above call sister, who lives Ju
niper street, door below Race Phldephia
ISAAC MORGAN REEVES.
Be cautions vs. g ask I for the original, Dr Swaynes Com
valuable tree are fictitious and counteet prepared only by Dr.
Race streets, Philadelphia. Agens-Dr w. H. Mnor
Bowey, N York; H. B. Warner, 2o5 Beecksr street n York;
Olds Broad street. N J John S. HARRISON Salem, Mass
J. IL. Pierce Hall, Maiden Lane Albany NJ York;
Backus Bull Troy NJ York; Spaldns Harrington, Wor
cester Mass; James Green Co Worcester Mass Grant
Bockel Poughkeepsie N York; H. Buffalo York;
VIM. Montgomery, lansingburg n. York; j. Z. Pudney,
Poughkeepse, n. York; O. o.. Woodman, Vcksbug, Miss.
H. u j. Brewer. Springfield Mass j. r Hall Co., Boston
Mass VIM DuesburyS Lowell Mass; JasperC. Ayr, Lowell
Mass h. s. Holden, Boston, Mass Ransom Stevens
Boston, Mass; p. M. Cohen Co.. Charleston >. Z.
sent I'm sec
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10 lAILORS.

w H STEINMETS takes leave the trade
w the second Edition Of his complete Work Cutting
Garments OF every description will be ready for delivery In
few days.
IL than since this work first intro
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highest APPRECIATION By the eminent OF the profession both
where
complete satisfaction has been those who have
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II elegant Diagas representing all the various styles
Of Garments with instructions cutting
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advertisement The following few Of the highly
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The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Stein
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work. complete arrangement, and its practical
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