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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-05

"ORNSt UORMS!. WORifS!!!-
DIR. JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE,
winch is perfectly safe, and SO pleasant that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t effec-
tnaily destroys worms; neutralizes acidity or
sourness ofthc stomach, and is exceedingly
beneficial in Intermittent and Remttent Fee
vers, and is sure and permanent cure for
Fever and Ague. For sale by DR.. John G.
Schmitt, Woodstock, Va.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to the last will and testament
4 OF George Hottie, decd, will be sold at
public sale, to the highest bidder. on Friday
the goth dag of March ae.rt on the premises,
the Farm ON which the said George Hotel re-
sided, lying in Shenandoah county, Virginia,
Z miles north of Woodstock, on Zane's road,
r miles from the Valley Turnpike and %
miles from Winchester. The farm contains
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-03-05

Henry's Cough Syrup.
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
WD00P1NR G0W9Gla.
asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, SC.
HNAIS medicine has obtained great celebrity
Il wherever it has been introduced. In
the diseases above mentioned. it has been uni>
versally successful, and has never been known
to fail of affecting a speedy and perfect cure.
1t IS prepared from the recipe of distn-
guished physician, and may be relied upon.
as far superior to any preparation ever offered
10 the public. AS safe and successful! preress>
tige of
CONSUMPTION,
it is without rival. pamphlet. containing
a full description of the causes and cure of the
diseases to winch this remedy is adapted. may
be had gratis of the undersigned agent, For
sale by DIR ]. G. SCHMITT,
s Agent for Woodstock.
Jan. l 1916.
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS & PHGNIS
YE BITTERS. for sale by
JOHN G. SCHMITT
March, 90, 1915
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Died,

Recently, at his residence, in this county,
Mr.. SAMUEL SKUTr, in the SD year of his
age.
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CrOckery & stone Ware.

A good assortment constantly kept on
a hand and for sale very low, BY
July "a, lsAs. J, G. ScHMlTT.
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WAR DECLARED!
NOtlce toQuzt the Territory

I IS KNOWN TO EVERYBODY, THAT
war IS raging terribly in South America,
any. 'nae u is the all. absorbing topic now dis
. ~ IN the United States;-but have no
."ns particularly 10 do with that subject just
NV ", would therefore beg leave to announce
70 the public, that am prepared to execute
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING,
IN style that shall prove satisfactory to
an who may wish anything Of the kind done
Ills residence is at EMANUEL KILLERS,
three miles west of Woodstock. Refer to
JACOB Hahn. of Hy.--UfG Grave boards made
at the shortest notice.
STROTHER J. BULGER.
February IL, 1S46-tlJy+4
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wv HV OHer 10 the trade GOCDS on the
w following terms. viz All Goods
bought at auction, manufacturers o. their a
gents, at 10 per cent, 6 months credits per
cent off for cash in bank able funds-It must
be obvious to every dealer, that those are
small advances on general Stockholders
are respectfully invited to call, examine our
stock, and judge for themselves-They will
at least gain one point, of having ascertained
the cost of goods-havng embarked ON this
principle last year, and found 1t to meet the
appreciation of Dealers generally-No drum
ming at our House. No 10 North Howard
street, up stairs. 9 doors from Market ST.
HOLLlNGSWORTH < WELLER.
Baltimore, February S, 1846-Sm
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CLOTHS, &c.

. ps. Sup. Beaver Cloths for Over Goats,
~ Sup. French and English Blue ard Black
Cloths. II ps Plain and Fancy Cassimeres
30 ps. Plain and F,ncy Sattinetts, from 81 IL
cts. up, Sup. Silk Velvet, Satin and Fancy
Vest Patterns, Sup. Silk Pocket Hkfs.. Gun
Suspenders, Fancy Scart!s, Comforts, Kid,
Wooen and Buck Gloves. And great vari.
city Of other goods. which would be pleased
TO show, if you will call in at Head Quarters.
Nov. 6. As. X. WALTON.
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Latest Arrayuz
g ar : ol0ass, g ,ss,,
HEHD QUARTERX.

VENHE subscriber having Just returned from
n the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets,
Is now receiving and opening at his store.
splendid assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods Having reduced his old stock to a
remnant, his assortment now is almost entire.
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EoR SALE.-A first rate Carrysll, with
II Elliptic Sprays, ands2 Four Horse Wag-
gons. which will he sold unusually cheap
Apply at Head Quarters. r. WALTON.
Nov. 90. 1s45i
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40 Acres of TiIable Land,
attached to the above mentianed property
Terms-Said property will be rented for
the term of two years, for Cash, to be paid
yearly. and the rent TO be secured by bond
and approved security.
PITMAN & LEE.
February IL, 1916.
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THE
THE
(r N A IT. @ n AL up
II OF % T. q
WOODSTOCK.

Shenandoah County, Virginia.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN
Il TIE BRICK TAVERN HOUSE in
Woodst ock, recently occupied by Mr.. sam,
Rinker, and more recently by Mr. James
lllen, as a House of Entertainment 1t is
deemed useless to make any Wanting profes
SONS of her intentions to keep the House in
very superior style however, she deems il but
Justice to herself and to the public to say
that she is prepared
To keep the Tarcrn rs arell as any
euer kept in the piece, s.,
And that it is her fixed intention 10 meet the
Just expectations of all who may favor her
with a call.
She respectfully socts share of public
patronage
CLARA MILLER
Woodstock, Va, March S, 1916.
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Boots and shoes.

lust received and for sale at Head Quart.
- Case Sup. Thick Boots,
l do. do. Kip do.
LADIES and Misses Kid and l. leather shoes
Gather and Lined Kid Shoes
Ladies New Style BRAIDED Bonnets
Hair, Seal, Plush, and Cadet Caps
Gum Shoes, &c. &c.
Sold Cheap by T. WALTON.
Nov. s, As.
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For Sale Oh. Rent.

HNHE subscriber, residing on Patterson's
u Creek. in Hardy county, about Is miles
from Moorefeld, being disabled by paralysis,
from giving his personal attention to bus-
asSaSS@. ness, is solcitous to sell. or rent for
#1Sssa term Of years,
L The Farm,
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FOR RENT.

WYE will offer for rent, on Saturday the
w 14th Of March neat, if fair, if not, the
next fair day, the MILL and appurtenances,
situated on Cedar Creek, in Shenandoah coun
ty. formerly owned by Edward Bulger. and
more recently by VIM Shull, and occupied at
this time by .ym Bilmire. This property is
situated in fine wheat country, and the wa
ter power equal 20 any on Cedar Creek. -
There is also in addition an excellent
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upon which he now resides, containing abou:
One THOUSAND ACRES

of LAND. 400 of which are in cultivation,
and about 20 ACRES in MEADOW. 1t is
admirably adapted for GRASS and the cul
tnre OF WHEAT. CT A prolonged ihaul
gence will be given for the payment of part
of the purchase money, the interest is paid
annually. TO an active and energetic man,
this properly presents a very desir .ble
investment. Possession given at once
JOHN ID. MILES.
Hardy CO., Sept. 4. l845.-tf
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GoTToN YARNS.-4oo lbs. of Cot.
~ ton Yarn. just received from the Fal
mouth Factory. and for sale cheap at Head
Quarters II. WALTON.
Nov. 20, 1845. .
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next, without failure,
Nov. l3, 1916.
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that turns off quantity of saving every year
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a copy Of our New Work, just published, enti-
tied the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
The PnhIIc Prin1inr-

We objected te other dog to the Retrospective character
Of the joint resolution reducing ne prices Of the Congr,
sionaI printing violation Of contract and therefor
unjust and indcfcnsbe. We observe however that u u
stated by Mr. Boese, the senator from Illinois, that the g.
editor Of the Union authorized him say while tho
election Of printer TO that body pendngl that he end
Mr ilciss were willing accept the appointment with II e
understanding ua. The rates TO be nHed ~ Congress
subsequently, This Of course alters the state Of the case
altogether and wudcas The seton Of Congress rom oil
sembance of injustice.
The Union ~ guilty Of the injustice Of saying that
Do profits have been ouused by the Wings IN Cosg,sss
lhs most active men In reducing prices, No we'll o. In
sD'sh'ng The ONCE ere members Of bis party. The
Wings generally united with them; but very few Of any
parry voted Tor the pepeuson If an abuse too glsrng
and monsrou' to be longer tolerated Several even Of The
Virgins members, personal and political friends Of the
editor Of the Unon compelled ~ vote Tor reduction
OF h' etorbisni profits. Those who did notwiI have 10
justify their couse,such u them msy be candidates
Tor re-ssctiOn--T THfy tiri
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The Sub Treasury.

The bill organizing GOVERNMENT BANS, under another
name, has passed the Senate, by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atchison Atherton Bag
by, Benton, Breese, Bright Calhoun, Cameron Cas- Cha
mers, Dickinson, Dix, Fairfield, Hannegan Houston Lew
j., Niles. Pennybacker, Rusk, Sempe, Sewer, Speigh
Surgeon, TuTney. Westeou and Yulee-2s.
Nays-Messrs. Archer, barrow, Berrien, Ciley John VI
Clayton, Thomas Clayton, Cown, Criuenden DAVIS Day
ton, Evans Greene Huntington, Jarnagn Johnson Of La
Johnson Of Nd, Mangum Miller, Morehcad, Pearee
Phelps, Simmons, Uphsm, Webster, and Woodbridge
25.
Messrs. McDlfie and CoIquiu absent. Several
amendments made to the bill in the Senate, which
will doubtless be concuued in by the House.
In the Of tne debate upon IT, the inconsistency Of
pressing measure Of the Arguments favor Of which
is be tendency check mpouahons, by party which
but yesterday passed bill the object Of which to eneou
rage impOr,auons, exposed aud upon by
Mr. Evans Mr.. Calhoun said he should for IT, but
he evidently has strong fears that 1t will not suit in time
Of and that will work badly a. to bring II into
dsrepue. Hence he said he should have been very vii.
ling to postpone until the Of peace n be could
have induced he friends cooperate with him in so do
ing "SulI, he hoped 10 1t successful Thus B..
with fear and trembling tho part Of the advocates OF
these radical changes that the administrative policy Of the
government since is foundation Is be tcvouuonizsd
/ by set Of reckless e1perimenters.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. Daniel OF n. c., asked the House to lake nm the
ohs upon the private calendar-The special order how
ever was persisted ln and resolution adopted TO cose
INC SeoAe upon The "arehousing bill at ~ O'Clock.
Ihe House then went into Committee of the Whole
upon the Warehouse BILL Mr.. Hopkins Of Va in the
chair. - " "
Mr. Seaman Of New York, by permission OF Mr.. Chan.
man. OF Md, who was entitled to the floor offered an
system or the permission to Warehouse goods should he
confined TO that class OF mporaons not coming inn com
petition with goods made home.
Mr. Chapman then addressed the Committee NJ lengtb II;
Al SUI a"u wen considered argument upon the tariff He
demonstrated IN the init place the gross deception pacr
ced by Mr. FOX himself and his friends during IN.
oil 1884, IN maintaining that the President was TN. e
OF The protective policy. This done particularly in
iehisyNah'a Maryland New Jersey, and Delaware and
TO wha' was true Mr. Chapman showed BY quoting
authorities. f'"S
MI u then followed in very patriotic and statesman
like explanation and defence of protection To The
81 inc country Up TO this time showed that such had
been tue policy Ut this nation had been The nolc I
governments at all mindful Of their own tue interest, f.
iand whose policy some so anxious IN imi,nrs
had done ihs. The free trade doctrines which wee -
about TO be put upon us were an s,rs,;,,.,, 10
berry. 'PO" '''i IL
Mr.. Chapman in conclusion of his speecb snoL -, - .
iro interests OF Pennsylvania and the injury snre IN 70
suit 10 them from the Tariff bill lust passed Had de ~
cY oil protection been extended the iron interests
years longer Maryland would have supplied tho ,,o, -,
the country, and al cheaper and of better on,t
than the iron OF Pennsylvania. Mr. C. had M, eI.-J =,
the expiration OF his hour. -
Mr. MeCelland closed the deblte upon the bill in n,
argument IN defence and explanation Of the Warehouse
system Inc debate closed ~ O'clock and numerous
amendments then proposed 10 the bill mainly nrn
sing an increase OF duty COAL iron and other
tuning Interests. The bill was finally reported 10 H.
House and passed The engrossmen was ordered III TO
Private Bills then taken up and the rsn,,ndo, IS
the session given to their consideration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

Death Of WuihOiidnd the long Fa5fer-Capt Mulbol-
andwhoso abstinence from every kind Of food except wa
,s created some talk last winter said have died in
March, but find by the Red River Republican ths, he
lived until the Ith Of July inst, which day he expired
IN the Parish Of Rupides, Louisiana lie went 40 days
without tasting aparnce. During this time he would allow
nobody 70 change his clothes do any thing with HIM he
could notspeak most Of tbs time he appeared to be in
state OF nsensbiy, but occasionally no would arouse him
SELL when he seemed 70 know what gong on around
hiin' any person he did not wish see, particularly
dlctof came into the hs would look very angry On
The 49ih day he mado signs that he something Ia
eat aer which Tor several days he appeared 10 be conya
eseiag Inc previous shock greater than the system
could recover from, and he gradually sunk az II ro
sumption.
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sOUTH-WEsT MOUNTAIN LAND,
FOR SALE

WILL, until the 10Th Of September next, offer
~ private sale the Of land which reside containing
10 ecfs considered one u The acs In the south west
aifs ininF the iatd'o Robert H CaHef n y Randolph
and Others The said situated In nsFhbph proven
ba " hsafhyiu 61ely wnercd BY and running
m FELL and the midst ~ remarkable
feLcs The lard very 6ne o being u the red npx
oi cooufed ~ pforde iron which red South
issds of hbemafosFe besides considerable
poon dns About FIVE hundred and
rood ofeuvaton the bancs og eowth Of Don
hckoy kc Il 10 situated 10 niss fup Chsrossvins and
the public road eousecias The places and vim
in four miles % q Merchant Mn.
Tire following vii - e terusons third cash the baIsbre in
and year, the later ymsn be- satisfactorily su,et
Should The land not BE- sod heyre The Reptsubsr
NV rn be offered on re rremhes pIbic suction word
EFssy pffr selling privately hsrere horea .t perops
deing n purehase will Apply be immediately IN person which
woud Le preferred BY letter Addressed me A. Chaioesve
Afbsmare
NJ WIN Psrsh, Dr Hardin Nas.e and Dr. Charles Csrsy
srs vel aequaistsd with the hnd and srs referred TO-
3-wishsept IsAAC WHITE
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iHERuLtF. (Lou.l July %. 1876
NlnRmlnr nnnrl. nl Lnnnthn.. !, - W


On sunday morning last. the 18Th instant r. A. Union
hS Justice u the Peace sud oco Coroner Of The pa
n'n' was oihcay informed that deed body had been
found on what - commonly known bervlo Point On
proceeding 10 the spot designated the body wss found IN
'lnken hat-boat The deceased man had evidently been
doadh'e % sH days. was alone In the bos aud had no
7gant w the boat wns found. In greatly damaged stse
quanuy o. merchand le, money, papers, which fur
nshod conclusive evidence that the Of the deceased
vas Jona'bnn D. Pope snd that he resided either 10 Salem
MaS'uchuseii', or New York, IN the State Of New York
Tho verdict Of the Cofoners Jury wss that "he dsceasd
died natural death" Mr. Upton caused the bodywhicb
was 10 an awful conduonto be buried, snd on the Dist
opened biz succession IN the Sixth District Court for the
PARISH Of lbervillo, sitting IN probate.
The sngulanty Of this csso sthat Old man. a. the
deceased wasahovld have been alone IN merchant
boat nnd travelling alone upon the Mississippi river tb,t
sken W with the lever, he should with considerable sun
o. money snd 90 lsrqe quantity Of merchandise have con-
unusd SICK and Died without makinR effort 10 OBJ
tom medical or Other attendance, when could have been
20 easily procured Of psrsons hourly passing in the public
road IN front.
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which nothing can lie more unuae. The great mniag
operations and Of leading agricultural staples are
not lees dependent than the spnners and upon
preservation and man,snsnce-indeed, they much
more deeply interested in il than several branches OF
isc'ure which have acquired strength enough stand with
out its aid There no interest we verify believe in all
the country, North South. East West. agricultural
commercial. mining mechanical
eating. which will not feel the para wing and bghtns
feet OF this suicidal aet-some much greater extent
than Others because the blow will fall upon d
reety than upon otheH-bu all will feel depressing
huenca
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csr..ps.ds.ss If iAs N. Y. H.rsis.
wAsuissrOs. July %.

"AshSaroS July -.
snow tell us all about the war
And what they killed each other for
Indeed do not know, quolh me,
Bot twas famous victory"
We refer not to the with Mexico nor to the vic,o-
es OF falo Alto OF the Palm Ravne, but to the war and
the Famous victory" upon the business and bu,ine.,
changes OF the country We an much nnx.l. a., A.
nue. the necessity here as tho old grandfather was to give
the reasons to little Whelmne for battle of Blenheim:
aud like the old man. satisfied OF the fact that h,
"a famous victory least Tor the time being The act
was eoSsumma'ed by the House to-day and from Is. Of
December next the tariff Is tho law Of the land The
results OF the act yet to Its friends may Justly
anticipate, and do expect, terrible revusion; but like
rsrrons. Let Ne not despair.
Having disposed OF this for the present we come
to the 'ne;re.'ury The bill taken up in the Senate
to-day and Mr. Lewis frankly told the Senate he desired
IL to be passed without debate.
"Ard thereby hang. tale
number OF verbal amendments were agrreJ a, ,,,,a
fim The Vice President the 2ist section of the
bill. in which we find the following clause -
And every such Disturbing officer when the mean. for
ms disbursement are furnished to him Ia gold and silver
shall make his payments in the money furnished or
when those furnished To him i'm dram. ,,Ick
Be i.b4rsed At par shall cause ,hos. drsT. n, h
cordng TO law"
mitec, by Mr.. Lows the request Of the Seere,rv f
inc treasury glance will show you that they make the
Sub Treasury bank OF crcuaton-a sort of national
machine Tor grinding out shin plssers by the barrel Col
Benton Tell upon this Interpolation pe and de
the old Sublressury humbug full Of cree D. ont holes
The aciis, Col Benton is Of the old Democracy, the
van buren, wright New Z otk- Democracy. lie believes
this present Administration as spurious as William Pin
regarded the dynasty OF Napoleon, and like PITT he is re-
solved upon the restoration Of the Bourbons. All these
great measures OF the Tariff, Sub Treasury &C. he looks
upon as being in icgtimsts snsancued hands, and re-
ssfos their assumption by this Administration species
OF presumption which man. who is a regular "in-,nd
IN Democrat can allow. lie will therefore do all the harm
he can to the that be without harmine himself
Upon ,nis amendment however. old Bullion is right. 1t