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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
ULECTEoN NOTICE.

A N election will be held on Thursday the
LA24th inst, at the various places within
the county fer holding elections, for a suitable
person to represent the 18th congressional
district in the Congress of the United States,
also, for two suitable persons to represent the
County of Shenandoah in the next General
acknowledgements the superintendent of the
following commissioners app pointed by the
Court:
Fon ADMINISTRATORS Walton, George
W. Sbert, Jacob Sommers, Samuel G. Hin
KEEL and Michael Neff.
FoR HIcKLE's-Chares F. Walton, Jacob
Noel. Jacob Lutz, Whiting d. Farra and vii.
liam Sigler.
FoR Court HorsE.-Jacob OFT, Jr, George
Fravel, Isaac Trout and IIy. St. G. Albert.
FoR George A. Hupp, Isaac
S. Bowman, Adam keister, William S. Newell
and William Stephenson.
For KELLER's-David McInturF Jr., George
Bowman, Henry Culers, Charles U. Lowell
and Daniel Culers
For BAKERS Samuel Boehm, Lorenzo
Sibert, John swayne, Mounce Byrd and Ad.
am Rudolph.
A RINKER, S. 8. C.
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}oung La les Boarding School
Angerona Seminary.

FEHHIS School, located in the vicinity q
& Winchester, and devoted to $,e instruc-
ton of Young Ladies in the higher branches
of education, designed more particularly as
Boarding School, was resumed, under
the care of the subscriber. on the second
Monday in September last. The general ar,
rangements of the school are the same a,
when formerly under the care of the under
signed, and embraces thorough course Of
instruction in all the branches of English, clas1
steal and ornamental education.
TERMS. per session of S and half months.
payable one half in advance.
For junior pnpls, including board, wGsh-
ing and tuition, 500
For senior pupils. including do. IS
IS Languages included, 70
French S6,Drawing s. Painting $40, Piano SO
Circulars, giving full particulars, furnished
on application to the undersigned, either per-
sonally or by letter.
t. EICHELBERGER.
October 81, 1844-6mfpdl
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PUBLIC SALE.

vH7ILL be sold, on Friday the sd of May
w next, at the residence OF Jacob Frye,
Sen, decd. all the persona! property Of said
deceased. consisting in part CT the following
articles, viz:
One Mare and Colt, one Road Wagon,
Horse gears, Ploaghs, Harroaos and
Farming Utensils Of euery description;
Goes, youag Cattle, Hogs, Bacon,
Lard, one aeac Copper Kettle, one Cross
Cut .sdw, one Loom and Iacsiing,
4 Good Beds, Beadsteads; together aciA
ereyy description Of Household ana
Kitchen Furniture.
the same time and place. viii be offer.
for sale the plantation on which the sale
rye resided. at the time Of his decease, con-
: +niuirr
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
PUBLIC SALE.

VA Ill be sold at polio sale, on FridGl
w Tie 25A inst, atte late residence O
Adam MaphIs, deceasedthe following prop
erty, to WITT
2 horses; 5 head attIe; 90 sheep
10 hogs; l eight-d'y cloch
loom s tacbling l template store
acind-miU; 5Iafssmiths' tools
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Conditions made known OH the day Of sale
and due attendance giv-n by
PHILIP NAPHIS, Executor.
April II, 1875.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17

E4YNE'S HAIR TON7C-For the Pres
81 CREATION, Beauty, Gro,eth, end Restoration
of the Hair-This Hair Tome has produced
beautiful NEW HAN on the heads of hundreds
who have been bald for years. 1t also puri-
fees the head from Dandruf:-Cures diseases
of the Scalp-Preserves the hair from falling
off, or becoming reremtorily gray.
For saleby j. G. Schmiit,sW Woodstock.
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Peter EOslnOur, Jr..
rGIIECTlR Avn ArCTIGNEER.

(.4lvnys to be foand near No. l, Cheapside, >
ENiLL attend to the collection OF debts
w in every form, upon reasonable terms
and also offers his services to those who may
have any kind Of property to sell at auction
on public days or at sales. Refer to the clt
zens generally, Enquire fer
EXTRA PETE
Woodstock, Dec. "a, lS43.
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LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Spring & Summer Goods.

TuHHE subscriber having just returned from
IL the Philadelphia & Baltimore markets,
calls the attention Of the citizens Of Wood
stock to his assortment of Spring and Sum.
rner Goods, which are now being opened at
his establishment, which were selected with
great care and attention. He therefore only
deems it necessary to State that his assort-
ment is extensive and general, and that he
will not be undersold by any other establish
ment in the county. All in search Of bargains
will do well to call in-for this is the place
where they are to be had. His assortment
consists in part of the following:
Sup. blue blk and invisible green cloths
Striped, 6g'd and fancy cassilneres, new style
Cut velvet satin, silk and marseiles yestings
Sup. satinetts Of all colors and prices
Gambroon, brown 8. bleached linen drillings
Plaid and plain linens, new style
Do do tweed cassmeres
Plaid S. striped drills; gents silk & satin scarfs
Blk 1t cravats gents kid, cot'n & beav. gloves
Satin stripe and French lace lawns
! Worsted balzarines, silk warp alpacas
Bingham lawns, cleshmere de cosse
!: Blk inouslin de lain; earlston. Hamilton and
manchester ginghams, satin, striped & plain
| iaconetts, plain and fig swiss muslns
Bishop lawns Grape Isle, Irish linen
Blk and white blonb netts, linen lawn
! Blk, fancy and striped prints, new style
Plaid handkerchief, Isle lace
Ladies blk and cold kid gloves
Silk and pic mic gloves and mitts
Thread and bobinett edgngs and insertings
Bonnet & cap Ribbons feather & painted fans
Fancy dress hlSfs: blue, pink, blk q whit Grape
Blk wells, blk & cold cambrics, spool cottons
Also, ladies' braid and gimp oonnets
Tortoise side combs. horn tuck do
Gents. fine boots, extra quality
Ladies kid goat and seal shoes
| Misses and childrens do
Gents. pumps-leghorn, palm & seagrass hats
Candle wick, cotton yarn. osnaburg
Cotton batting-1ogether with general
assortment of
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
SAD LERY,
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
CIR G. ERIE S, sc,
All kinds of country produce taken iT ex-
change for goods as us.lal.--The subscriber
is thankful for the liberal patronage hereto,
fore extended to him, and will be happy to
receive their orders for the future.
April 10, 1916. r. WALTON.
X OLMSTOCK's VERMIFUGE.--1his
1A- remedy for worms is one of the most
extraordinary ever used II efectually Grad.
Iica.es worms Of all sorts, from children and
adults. For sale byJ. C. KERN, Woodstock.
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TRUST SALE,

E9Y virtue of a deed of trust executed To
~ me as trustee, by Prince Henry, decd.
to secure certain sum of money therein
mentioned to John F. IIaines, of record in
the Clerks Office of this county, and dated
April 8, 184l. | shall proceed to sell. On Fri
day the 25th inst, certain House and Lot,
or parcels of lots, containsng three quarters
OF an acre, more or less, adjoining the lots Of
W. W. Magruder and Susan Bowman--the
said house and lot to be sold subject to the
widows dover Sale to take place on the
premises, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
WIN. T. STEWART, Trustee.
April 5, 1845-4t
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TRUST SALE.

TOY virtue of deed of trust executed to
Dthe subscriber by John Rumboch, now de-
reased, OF record in Shenandoah County Court,
: shall proceed to sell, on the premises on
aTondavfhe 1871 day Of Nay 1916, A HOUSE
AND Lot in Woodstock, containing half an
acre Of Land, being the house in which said
Rumboch lived, and a halflot adjoining, con-
tanning one fourth Of an acre.
There are a blacksmith and Wagon ma.
r.r,s shop on the lot,and It will be desirable
situation for carrying on the blacksmth's 81
..,.gror,-maker's business. Terms OF sale
Cash. .,.s - T.a.,s.
April 10, l645-ts
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
April 10, 1915.

"a ERVE & BONE LIN!MENT AND IN.
~ DIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR--.a Cure
for Rheumatic .9fections-This article is most
truly named, as it penetrates to every nerve
and sinew of the person using it, and it has
sustained a reputation unexuailed by any oth>
er article for rheumatism This externally.
with the Indian Vegetable Elixir internally,
will cure the most severe cases--eXtend con-
tractel muscles, ard bring feeling and sensi-
bility to limbs loEg paralyaed and useless
Prepared by Comstock s Co, N Y. and for
sale BY ]. c. KERN, W oodstock:
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Married,

On Tuesday morning lst, by R ev.
sllas Billings, NJ. JohaH. GQlcer, to
Mss Leah, daughter ofDr, John G.
sehmitt, Of this place.
On the evening Of II same day, by
the same, Mr.. Wilton Kend,icA,, 10
MISS -Nelrina T., daghter of Mr..
Reuben Bird, of Styastrg.
On the 10th inst, b Rev. J. w.
Hoffineier, Mr.. Georg .4n'drick, to
MSS Elizabeth, daught Of Mr.. David
Mumaw-all of this ctnty.
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NEW GOODS.
CEEAPER THAN EvUR.

AZ ILL be opened in a day or two, at the
w store Of the subscriber in Woodstock,
fine assortment of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, suitable for ladies' and geM,lemen's
wear; such as French Donbszme, mcrino,
alpacas. silks, caicos Of the newest style.
sl'aw's. handk erchlefs, sc. &c; cloths of va
rious kinds, Blue blue black, brown pilot, ca.
Diet, &c &c. cashmere of various shades and
colors. ves4ings of various descriptions, fine
assortment OF hats Russia, beaver SC, verv
eheap-a fine assortment of domestic cottons,
cotton yarn Of all Nos a good assortment O
Hartware--aiso, queenswafe, drugs. paints,
dyestufis &c &c.-all of which has been Sc.
iecfed With great care, and will be sold low.
All lie asks is a call from the public, and they
can see for themselves. Feeling Thankful!
for past favors, he will endeavor to merit 8
continuance Of the same
Produce taken in exchange for goods
JOHN G.. KERN.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17

A MEXICAN HAIR DYE.-1hs DYE is
"A warranted. if strictly applied according
to the printed directions to change the hair
from any other color to beautiful Auburn, or
perfectly Jet black, withou, staining G, irri-
tating the skin ike other hair dyes.
1t is prepared only by Dir. Jayne, No. 90
South Third street. Philadelphia Price so
cents per bottle. Sold W DR.. j. G. Schmitt,
Voodsfoes. May IS, 1914.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
GMleu 8dops,
CIEpER THAN EVER |!

EHELLER & BROTHER having removed
4 T. the store heretofore kept at Maurertown
to Saumsvile, and in the room recently occu.
pied by Mr.. A. Miley, inform their friends
that they have just opened at that place and
at their establishment at Toms Brook, an
entirely new and attractive assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, embracing the
usual variety kept in country stores, such as
cloths, cassimeres, cassinets, vestings, calcoes
and ginghams, silks. muslins and in fact al
most every article for ladies' and gentlemen's
wear--hardware, queensware. groceries, med
icines, dyestuffs, &C. They have determined
TO sell goods as cheap for cash or TO Punetual
customers as they can be had elsewhere
in the county. Give us a CALL Country Pro
duce, as usual, will be taken in exchange for
Goods. lAprii 8, lS45.
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Oct 3. 1914.
Valuable Property for Sale.

n VIE subscriber has on hand, nearly fin
n ished, | large Six Horse Broad Tired
Wagon, l Three Horse do, New Carryall.
finished completely; ! or 2 of the Stricken
Wheat Fans, all Of which viii be sold low fof
cash or on time to good responsible persons, o1
exchanged for produce. For further particulars
call on the subscriber at his store in Woodstock,
where he has large stock of Goods of ALI
kinds. new styles, selected with great care in
the Northern Markets, all of which will bs
sold low for cash CT on time to punctual Gus
toners, or exchanged for produce.
JOHN C.. KERN.
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NOY'KCE.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber at
IA Saumsvile, either by note or account,
are earnestly requested to make payment to
B. S: Kronk or Noah Bauserman, who are
fully authorised to collect and receipt for all
accounts due me.
April 70, 1o45. a. MfLEY.
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( Z .lST OF EEII'ERS remaining in tho
20 Post Office at Woodstock, Va. on the
I lst day of april, 1915, which, if not taken GU,
before the LIST day Of July next, will be sent tie
: the General Postoilice as dead letters.
| .H-B
! Alexander Anderson 2 Ann Blosser
! William Baker 2 Daniel Burner
F, Thomas Byrne William Bolv
! Frederick Booth Francis Blackburn
Jonas Burner Samuel Reydler
G.
Andrew Cofiinan Simon Glenn
Christina Cotfman George II Copp
d
Eleazer Downey Frederick Dellinger
Mrs + Frederick Dellinger Catharine DvsaTt
Eff
William A Evins Josiah G Folsom
Catharine Foltz (of Josh) William Fetter 2
Joseph fauFer Joseph Fravel
Samuel Hausenffuch Jacob Hotel
Henry Haun, sen. Jacob Huddle
TX
Mary D Irwin james Kormer
John hearns Hannah Knisley Aaron Keller
M
John N Maphens John M Maphis
John ID Miller Thomas Monroe
George Maphis Nelly Henry Mapls
Addison Manch Martin F Miley
William Morsland Kitty Vattll (col'd)
Jacob Orndorff Levi Pitman
r
Betsey Robson Catharine Ruble
MIR Rinker Qnn Keeper Stephen Raymond
George Rinehart Elias w Ritenour
Doctor Rice John Roote
John Roots Robert G Rinker
s
James n Suairm Frederick Schefer
Scheffen Rev M Stafford
George Sibert Mary Suckers
Michael Saurbaugh Rev n Schumacher
John Sager John Sbert 2
Mrs Susan Turner Hon VIM Taylor
George Windle Rranson Windle
To- Persons calling for letters in the above
list, will please say they are advertised.
JAMES ALLEN, P. NJ.
April 8, 1916. st L74]
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PUBLIC SALE
OF LAND.

DURsUANT to authority, given BY the
! a heirs OF Col Isaac Overall, will sell, te
the highest bidder. at Luray, Oh 11ursday liz
SM day of Mcy. 1915, ATTRACT or LAND
CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY>SlX ACRES AND TWENTY PER
CHES. situated in Page county, on the nam
- road from I.uray to Mil eNSsssse
f s....SsN ford. 1t is good Lime. sssssssssSSsESs
..s.kA stone Land, well water ~S5gVSs
l2.Ae2 ed, and about one third -suAs.a=.
of it in cultivation. There are two tenemepts
with good orchard on eaci. The willow
of Jas Baker not having relinqu;sled her
dover in .22 acres of this tract, it win be
sold subject to her right The remainder of
the tract is unincumbered.
Also, A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY. ONE AND
A HALF ACRES. on the Shenandoah river
near Lurav, called the s'I.a'teman tract."-
About one half Of it is cleared land. There
are on it, three tenelnents and Ware House
by the River, for the purpose ofreceiving and
forwarding produce also valuable Spring
Also, the Hettick survey. containing four
thousand and seven hundred and ninety acres
situate on the Blue Ridge. in the county of
Page East of Luray.
And at Front ROYAL. on .Sut,raav The 1nh
Of Nay. 1645, tract fland, containing three
hundred AMI thirty acres. called the Gibbs
tract, situate on both sides of Goonty Run. in
Warren county.
Sale to take place at II o'clock. each dav.
will convey such title only as is vested in
me by the Deed from said heirs, of record in
the county of Page.
1erms,-One third Of the purchase money.
Cash. and the balance in two eouai annual
payments,securedb by Deeds of Trust. Bonds
that are due and unquestionable will be re-
ceiyed in payment
JAMES Fl. CARSON.
March 81, 1845 ids.
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Died.

On Sunday last, SUDDENLY, M. Mar
tin Deilinger, an ageditizen of this
county.
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- eFd}til!5 &C.

.TOHN CLINEDTNS'T, aving permanently
located himself in the wn of Woodstock,
Virginia, would respectfay announce to the
citizens Of Shenandoah anthe adjacent coun-
ties, that he is prepare to manufacture
Carriages Of every dssiption, such as
c4Ss 81 Carriags, Buggies,
So CHAR.OI.ES, SULkIES,
BAROUCHES, CARRALLS, Sc Sc
also repair carriages at shoest notce,-all Of
which shall be executed iisuperior style, and
at moderate prices. The aterials of which
his work will be construct shall be the very
best the country can afford From his expert
ence in his trade, and his termination to ex-
ecute his work as well asst can be done else
where. he fatters himself hat he will be able
% give general satisfaction
His shop is on the maintreet. between the
residences Of DR.. Jos. Ifyvi and Col II. S. G.
Albert, where he will be eld to receive orders
for any work in his line.
Woodstock, April II. R45.-y
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Spring & Summer. Goods,
CONSISTING PART CT

CONSISTING IN PART CT
Sup wooldyed. black, blue-black and blue
cloths; blk mixed and fancy cassmeres and
satinets; white and brown drilling, brown and
straw coiored linens, new stvle summer cloth.
gambroon, silk velvet, blk satin and silk YES
ting, new style marseilles vestings-worsted
bazarines, French lace lawn, fancy do -
beautiful plaid stripe and plain silks for la
dies wear-grass skirts-tancy and black &
white prints, la polka do. new sly mouslin
&c lalns, do blk paca-gingham lawns
earlston, hamilton. china and manchester
ginghams-lace, plaid and plain cambricks,
jaconet do.-pIain s. fig. swiss muslns--bis-
OPP lawr, cap netts-blk 8. white Irish linens
linen canbrlck hdkfs, eentlemenss super aud
common silk pocket hdkfs Of various styles
children's silk pocket hdkfs-table diaper,
bird eye diaper, plain and fig. bobinets,sw ISIS
inserting, edgins, laces and isles, lace and
edgings and insertings, fancy silk scarfs and
hdkts- ladies cravats, ladies' and gentlemen's
gloves Of all descriptions-na keens-brown
and b!eached holland-bleacheG aut. brow
neutrality-suspicious.. osnaburgs, ant. al.
other articles usually kept in country stores.
Cotton yarn, candle wick, dye
stuffs and paints, hardware,
Queensware, and Gro
ceres:
Thu undersigned will take in exchange for
goods the customary articles offered in country
stores, ard give prices Of his goods when the
goods are placed on the counter for sale, and
that VIII be quite as cheap as have seen
| them in print
must tender my thanks to former custo.
nefs TOR past faYors, and hope to receive theii
patronage by ilntiring attention to business.
JOHN SiBERT.
| Woodstock, March q, 1845.
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N + w
NdsG SStore.

VESHE undersigned having made his purcha>
Il ses in Philadelphia and Baltimore mar.
kets. has the pleasure of offering to his form,
er customers, and all others in search of bar
gains, the advantage of selecting from an
entirely new stock. bought upon the best
terms. and selected with care. and viii be sold
at reduced prices. would say to my Gus
toners, that Can and will sell goods at as
low rates, for cash. as they can be purchased
between this and Baltimore. Let all those
call and ties. the natter who may doubt the
fact, and ascertain for themselves.
Having sold goods for the last seventeen
years in Woodstock, and in January last sold
out to my partner, l am now receiving and
opening, in the house directly opposite the
old stand, known by the name of No 1
Cheapside. new and splendid assortment OF
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-17
on t,ce.

YNHE subscribers are DESTROYS OF closing
Il their old business, and request all those
who have osen accounts which are unsettled
to call and settle them by note or cash.
SlBERT & DINGF.S.
March 6, 1916.
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G1iissoRutio, e ta,ts,c,sRiIs.

TEyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
IL between the undersigned, under the
name of SInERT s. DrNGEs, in .he mercantile
business, was dissolved by mutual consent Of
parties. 1t therefore becomes necessary that
the accounts Of the firm should forthwith be
closed by note or cash. The latter would be
preferred in order to final settlement be-
tween them. Those concerned will please
give them a call, and settle their respective
accounts without delay.
JOHN SlBERT,
JACOB DINGES.
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Stop at headquarters!

8 Ledger Building, Philad.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-11
Number

necessary receive all in one momant Of
Time Inc official announcement or orders
!he head will rinsmil il, intentions 10
lse remote members as quickly as il re-.
celves its a'ellisence. The table or
me walls Of a par'or in Downing street
whl be the retinu Of sn empr. On a
lew dials will appear the coLtnual re.
Hex OF a nalion's history.
The are indeed wonderful results and
railroads and lelegraphs, as EN- ployed in
.he manner described, and as exerci,.
ing The most extraordinary influence up.
on mankind at large, in bringing "a
lIons closer together, aud transmitting
intelligence from one point TO another.
may well be regarded as among the
ead'ng features of The present age, If
20 important 10 England, which occupies
70 small space, aud already enjoys so
many iacpllies OF lrayel and communicas
'on' how much more imporlsnt TO a
country like this--divided into State
yet recognizinga common central gov.
'rnment and scattered over such an i'm
nense e3'enl of terriioryl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-11
REVOLUTIONARY ANECDOTE

A venerable American judge relate, the
following anecdo,e:---The morning follow
ing The battle Of Yorktown, | had the cur
'os''I to attend The dressing of The wound
LED. Among others whose limbs were
20 much injured as to require ampu.a,ion,
was moslcians, who had received mus.
Ses ball in the knee. As was usual in such
Eases preparations were making 10 lash
nm down 10 the table 10 pteven, The
possibility 81 his moving SAYS the suffer.
f.
Now, doctor, what would sou be al'
My lad, 4 am going TO take off your
eg'and 'is necessary yop shopld De lashed
down.
'Fli consent 10 ne such thing. You
nay pluck the hear. from my bosom,, ,bul
you'll not confne me. Is there fiddle in
he camps If so, bring ii 10 me.
A violen was furnished. and after tuning
/, he said
Now, doctor, begin and he continued
70 play until the operation, which ,o,s
bout forty minutes,was completed, without
missing note or moving mucle.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-11
OCTOBER, II. Is45.

family and wen on her way w,hou
I'helessl appearance OF discomposute o
ml''fusl. She had roceeded bul
short way, when she was joined by Nv,
s'rsppIog looking women, one look wa
'nlhcIenllo convince her that they were
The Two young men, and one thought tc
assure her that she was yet 10 their pow
lrr, and on The very verge of destruction
lhey walked by her side, entered into
conversation, asked her where she was
gong, told her that their road lay the
same way: they questioned her as 10
where she had lodged the night before,
ana made most minute inquiries abou
The family inhabiing the house of enter
'a'ament. Her answers were quite uo.
embarrassed, and she said the people of
ne house had appeared to be decen, and
elVIl, and had treated her very WE'LL
For Two hours The young men conlinu-
ID by her side, conversing with her, ano
watching with The most scrulinisine
5lances any change in her countenance
aud asking questions which, had she no
been fully seIf.posses,ed, might have
put her oil her guard. II was no, Ill
her dreaded compsioos had left, and tilI
'he saw her husband coming along The
road 10 meet her, that she los, her self |
command which she had so successful,
and throwing herself into his
irms tainted away.