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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

where lie car, be seen at any time. -
That Che public may have some idea Of the
superiority of the Cotsu old over the Sheep
known in this county, they win state thai:
some OF tie most Indifferent Of those raised
by Ware We're butcl ert d in Washington.
last spr,ng, by Mr. Oterback. which weighed
Is follows: Two wears old, 2oo, 22f. &c; one
year old, 1873, 1S9. &c. H-
! Those who may wish TO improve their stock
can do it on the following terms-For ever,
lamb. 81 So or every third lamb, as indvd.
nails may prefer. For further particulars call
upon the subscribers. about foul. miles west
of Woodstock. MlI.EY & RHODEs.
Aug 20
The following receipt will speak for itself:
Received. August 5, 1S47. OF Mr.. Martin F.
Miley: of Shenandoah county, the sum of one
hundred dollars, for his choice Of my Young
bucks one wear old the spring of 1917
| weighing at that time think 900 lbs. to the
best of my +, collection, having weighed him
then with care he is high and pure bred OF
TIE Cotswod Creed-hred by me-his sire
was ra ised by me, and his parents we're im-
ported-his dam was also imported:
JOSIAH WIN. WARE
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Put .<ss,ray gear snsau Sheep. asa .NaEe Wds
For THE
QOY9W@LDa

lNCEREIY DESTROYS Of Introducing am
~ one the farmers Of Shenandoah county Il
stock Of Sheep. in every respect siitef,or to
the present mditfe rent race. the subscribers
are happy to announce that they recently
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purchased a very fine BUCK
Of the rSWDI.D BREED
lie, is nov on The farm Of the
senior partner MARTIN F. Miley,l
where lie can be seen at any time,
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Male Academy War, renton, North Caroline.


r. Il. EseA, A. H., Principal, B. r. Po,cell, Assistdn
Instructor.
VIE exercises OF this institution, for the last years
l. in the charge of the undersigned will be resumed
the second Monday of January, IS47.
In addition to the spacious accommodations furnished BY
the academy, the principal, with view permanent
location, has erected large and comodous residence in
the adjoining grove by which arrangement nm increased
number OF students may be comfortably boarded and the
entire establishment, mt all times placed under his mme
date Boys from distance are required TO reside in
the family OF the principal, who whilst he enorces strict
adherence to the laws Of the institution, provides for them
comfortable home. They not allowed to visit town.
unless accompanied by their teacher his special
mission They required, every Sabbath to attend
the churches in the village, at the discretion in every in
stance, othe parent guardian and attempt mad
to incucate sectaran principles. The rigid oberv-
ance of morality is enjoined
= TERMS.
For board OF boys under twelve years of age for the session
, OF five months $40 90
Board OF boys above twelve 80 100
Tuition in languages and mathematics Is 90
In the English branches u 80
Fuel at academy, (the only charge) %
n. A. EZELL A. NJ, Principal
WARHENroS, ~ c., Nov. IA, 1876.
W REFERENCE.
For the character of the school, its successful mode OF
discipline and instruction, the principal permitted
fer the public to the following genlenen amongst a mum
Der of others =
iion A. an r. Hawkins eN At present members of The
Gen. j H. Hawkins, North Carolina Legislature
Seminary.
Rev; G, F, MeRae Hon. w N Edwards +. A. Thornton
u, u baskerville, William Plummer, Wilam Eaton, L,
John D. Soneryle, Thomas l.. Green William c. VIII
hams, Is. Il. Cook esqrs.; and Dr. Alexander Hall.
Hon j. r. j. Daniel and Hon. Henry s. CLARK
Jan 6--4wep
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Drawn numbers of the
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass +.
Drawn February 6, 1917.
j. w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS,
Successors 10 J. G.. Gregory & Coz

u
IA 8 IL SIS IL 10 20 "a 4S Is 10 4 80
On Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1917.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 6.
rs number lottery-4 drawn ballots.
prize of 2O0OOl of 5000 of 2,500l Of Loss
TO of 81 900, Ne.
Tickets $5-Halves So 50-Quarters 81 %,
On Saturday, Feb IL, 1871
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass G, draws
prize of s 80 000I OF SlO003I of s. 0O0I of 49, 600
of $2,500--i of $I0I7-lW of 1000, de-
Tickets $l0-halves S5--quarters So So
For sale by j. G. MAURY,
Agents for the Managers,
Next door OF the National Hotel, Washington City
February 6-iftd
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IMPROVED Farm Fairfax county, Virginia, 10,

saie.ti is situated near the Falls Church, (where there
school) in good neigborhood, aud about miles
from each Of the ces of Washington and Alexandria and
eight miles from Georgetown, over good turnpike roads,
with the exception of about two miles.
IL contains 235 600 in tmber) and for the last
years has been under course of Improvement which has
demonstrated that 1t may be brought TO high OF
fertility. with profit 10 the large part (now in
good condoiD set in grass planted with choice fruit
much OF which is nlready in bearing The dwelling and
ont buildings afford ample accommodation for a genteeI
family A large framed barn, with stabling the stone
bnscmen has been recently built it, in the best manner
There is uiseat the premises having fall of Ia feet
50 desirable place Is seldom in market; would be
but for the professional occupation Of the owner.
The price ishxed S25 per acre. The terms accommo-
daiinga reduction oil per cent for cash. If sold be-
fore the LIST of May will be for n good tenant
who win carry on the Improvements, u low rent
Mr.. John Dun, residing the adjoining farm will
show the premises.
For further particulars, apply 10
CHARLES DE SELDING
No H. Todd's Buildings Pa avenue, Washington b. C.
Feb S--2tawiw
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fIbE steam Engine, by the Artisan Club, completed.
IL In its application mines, mills, navigation. and
railways, edited by Bourne civil engineer compile
ted and bound into quarto volume London, 1876 with
nearly 400 engravngs The Hand Book of Concenrc Ell
ptc, and Eccentric Turning with patterns and instrc-
TONS volume, London, 1876 Becknanns History of In
ventions and Origins. 2 volumes, London 1876. Dickson
on the Cultivation and Management of Flax, volume
London, 1876 Griers Mechanics Pocket Dictionary Inn
ported from London direct
Febs F. TAYLOR,
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In accordance with the above call, public meeting
the purpose therein designated will be held Odd Fellows
Hall, on Tuesday evening next the hour of seven
O'Clock.
Several distinguished members Of Congress, and other
eminent persons, will address the meeting
WASHINGTON D. c.. Feb, 1916.
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WORKS.

VOLTAIRE's WORtNs-The subscriber has n very
fine set of Votaires Works in 30 vols, svo which he
viii sell for 500 Rosseaus Works in 30 vos together " m
large collection very valuable old books particularly on
American history, politics, finances, banking funding &c
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN
Feb s. Near the corner of four-and All stree,
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Tickets $i0-Halves $5--Quarters So 50.
Certificate of a package of whole tickets, 100
DO do half do GO

DO do quarter do 30
d. PAINE " CO are now the managers of all the Mag.
land lotteries and all orders Tor tickets shares cerif
Gates, addressed d. PAINE & Co.. Baltimore Maryland,
will be promptly and faithfully attended The official
drawing Certified TO by the Commissioners of Locrie
sent to all who order tickets
Jan 22-:3awcrSw
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RIILIEF FOR IRELAND.

Relief Of Ireland-The undersigned, in view of the
fearful ravages OF the famine now prevailing in Ireland,
hereby cali public meeting of members of Congress and
all others at the Of government who will cooperate
the movement for the purpose of devisng general,
efficient plan whereby the charities the people of the
United States be concentrated for the relief of that
happy from horrors of death nv starvation.
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TfNRUSTEE'S sale OF House Lot.-Rv yirtuo OF q
Il deed of trust from Patrick Gongs to the subscribed
dated the 18th October 1872 and recorded in Iier w b.
No. S foos 3d. 1885, 37, and $685. one OF the land records
OF Washington county in the District of Columbia, viii be
sold at public auction Monday the 9Th day Of March
neXi az haipast o'clock p m. the eastern part OF o
NO IN square NO 80, containing about los square feet
with the improvements which good two-story frame
house, with back buildings, &c.
Terms at sale.
WIN. II. PERKINS, Trustee,
req a-zawNds X. w. DYER, Auctioneer
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National Birth-nisht Assembly, Cnrusi's saloon
VIE National Brthnight Assembly will be held at Ca
= rnsi saloon on Monday evening, February o. lsf Ie
subscription list IL being presented. II is INTENDED
hat the Assembly shall be of the brilliant OF the
season.
The supper &c, in his usual splendid style, to be far
nished by Mr. John Miller.
! Jan 2-3twIm [Bat. sun times.l
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IIE College OF st. James, Hagcrstovvn, Nd,
i the diocesan College of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.-The opens Monday, March LIST. For
further noaon for admission the grammar school
college, apply to the
Rev. JOHN B. KERFOOT Rector
REFERENCES.
Rev. j. SMITH PYNE, Rector of St Johns Church. Wash
ington
VIM THos CARROLL, esq, clerk of the Supreme Court of
the United States. Feb S-3taw3wcp
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T,OR RENT amd given on the I.t OF ApriI

Il awel-iurnished and convenient house, with large
paror, Nc at prescntoccupied by Hon. VIM s. Miller NJ C.
Also an unfinished three story brckboth houses built in
the best manner, and very convenient containing from
to twelve rooms and good cellars and pumps, &c. located
on street, in full view of the Presidents House, and about
seveny-tive yards from the Treasury and State Depart
menis, Persons wanting either House, will call on the sub
scriber, on 18th street, opposite Busts Flower Garden
Feb S--5tut ID. A. GARDNER.
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LINN BOYD,
J. II. INGERSOLL,
Conferees on the part of the House.
JOHN A. DIX,
LEW. CASS,

NVTItTtVs on UIt PIT OF Ute otHae'
The question being concurring in the report of the
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The journal having been read
The SPEAKER announced as the business first in or
der the special order for this day, viz, the bill makin
further provision for the expenses attending the inter
Mr. DOUGLASS rose to privileged question
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Committee of Conference il was decided in the aihrma-
tive.
the Whole on the state of the Union, (Nlr NORRIS III
the Char and resumed the consideration of the three
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-26

tion for very hret space time when he fell into
quiet slumber and the surgeon proceeded extract the
tunoT The patient dd manifest the slightest symp
toms of suffering and muscular action whatever He
appeared % he totally nsensihle what going on
Till very the clde OF the operation, which quite
protracted when he drew long sigh. II is quite as
much Tor the of the surgeon The patient
that this preparation should be administered while
u renders the latter nsensibe TO the pain ing
severe surgical ope acns it affords the former tho
means OF DOING his work freed from all interruptions on
the part of the patient, and gives him ABILITIES for per
Tor ming operations in the most expeditions
New AND VALUABLE DIscovERY We nouced yester-
day the discovery of preparation by DIR Morton
which is intended TO alleviate the suerngs who
are forced 10 undergo painful operations surgery and
dentistry, well facilitate the work of operators
The effect OF this discovery is TO throw the patient
into state os insensbility and while unconscious any
operation be performed without occasionlps main
We are told by gentleman of the highest res probability
that ne Wi messed an experiment oil the of this
extraordinary discovery ut the room of DIR Morton ore
evening his week. An liberated tooth extracted
from the mouth Of an individual without giving him the
slightest pam He put into kind of sleep by in
nang portion OF this preparation the effects of Which
lasted fer about three quarters of minute just long
enough to extract the tooth. This discovery destined
to make great revolution in the surgery aud sur
gcal dentistry -Yrdnscript.
SURGICAL OPERAvfoN. On Friday last we Witnessed
the effects of r hOfOn's new inventon for rendering
patients insenshe, during surgical operations The OPP
Grafton was perfarmed by DR. Warren on Young man.
tor The removal from the neck The prepars-
tion was administered in the form of gas, which
hailed from glass receiver. and in few the
patient fell into quiet siumber in which he remained
without showing the least symptoms pain till the
close ofthe operation On Saturday, DIR Hayward re-
moved a very large tumor from the arm Of lady who
declared after she awoke from the effects of DR. orlns
preparations that had the least consciousness Of
having suffered PAIN the Whole minutes heing passed
away in dream, the particulars OF which she related
when abe arose from the operators chair Dr. Morton,
who Is dentist has administered the preparation
TO persons previous TO eSractnga tooth and they wake
up with establishment at finding the tooth gone.
Christian Wdtchman.
NEXT WHAT Animal magnetism with all its boast
ed advHn ages in rendering people insensihe pain.
~ uiscO of Dr. Nor
ton, OF Boston The patient becomes immediat ely
conscious and nsensble PAIN thus giving opporu.
nifty for the difficult and otherwise painful surgical
operatinns without Inconvenience Scientific Anericcs
Nsw York. COW Nov 49,
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BOSTON q WORE ESTER RAIL ROAD
EszesSHRs fSsxssssFS FsSssa. 90 "A IL
R SssFH 6 SisSs52z 49, 49,
Winter Advancement.


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, at An
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. at IL AN.
With Worcester Passengers, at and II AM aH6 80 Pm.
N b. The NJ train will take hp no passengers hos
of Framineham. -,
With Passengers from NesYork by Steamer TO Norwich
early every day except Monday stopping 0ny AZ
kom.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail.
road, every aternoon, except Sunday 0PTtas o"Sy ~
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad haiatofd, We" ia
ven and New York, at ~ AMI 81 A. NJ ana r. NJ
For Norleich and Stations the Norwich Railroad at
For Worcester, and Way stsiOns at u and 81 An, 1t
and 4 P.
East Of birmingham
For 4JiIiburv AT M A. N. and 2} r..
For Neav YORK., via Norwich and BY Steamer, at ock
p.
For New York. by Long Island Railroad, at ~ Am.
For Neiy York via Hartford and New Haven, at " AM.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday as
81 A N. aud 81 P. NJ.
sAXONvlLLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at u aud 10 Am and Pm.
Leave Boston 81 l24 and 81 Pm
Freight Train will leave Boston at 1873 NJ. for Saxon
VILE taking passengers for Brighton, Newton, Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail, from Worcester at TIA. M-from Boston
lem.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices than in
lhe Cars. WIN. PARKER, sept.
Dec7 1876. W
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Dve-HOuSe Removed.

IHNHE subscriber has Removed ms Dyelng
II Works to his New shop CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods from Main treet where all goods mist
be lett Having frerate shop, with every convenience
attached he iees confden assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice. than
any other shop Of the kind In this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAkS Colored, as usual for
ONE Dol Lar; Genilemen's COATS and PANTS Col0red
whole Articles for Mourning done In three days when
CLEANSING.
and Pants eeansed and pressed at one dGys
lice, desired CARPkTs sHAwLs OF all Kinds, and MIL
IrAnY UrIFoaMs ceansed and pressed and warranted 70
look a, well AS new Rooda Satisfaction guaranteed In all
cases. or no charge will be made
III Only Office IN Worcester IS on Cent a
Street. HENRY Is. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug 20. 35st
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JSOR coLoRING THE HAIR a beautiful Brown or
r Black without causng the least ejnrs 20 the skin
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canadas supply just received and for sale BY Jas
GREEN a. CO., II / Main street, and NJ B. GREEN, 200
Main g., Worcester. Price . cents per bottle
FEB 10 DIV WIS
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.
LE0NARD'S

Boston and Worcester Express.
fINHE subscriber continues TO the EXPRESS be-
tween Boston and Worcester for the safe transmits
sion Of Packages Bundies Bank Notes. Specie and Mer
shandise generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given to paying, collecting and
gotiating notes, drafts, bills and purchasing selling
merchandise, produce Business of all kinds attended
20 In the prompt and faithful manner and pat
Of this line depend upon the delivery their par
cells with the utmost regularity and dispatch.
Goods called for and delivered in any part
of the City.
Orders free for goods returned by this Express.
OFFICES -HARNDEN 4 co.'s. Office Court Street
Boston; H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main sc.
Worcester. Is. 8. LEONARD.
Aug. a. 1916. DIFF
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New Iron Store,
Important Notice.

hah qua ANOAhNGs
Aluder,s Valuable Horse Liniment.
w AKKANTED 20 be one OF the most valuable articles
o. ever offered to the public for spraius Wind Calls
pasns, STIFFNESS Of the JOINTS Strains aud Callouses
- s0nk s'snuihgi also, Swengs, Fresh Wounds Calls
ms truly valuable Liniment has been exten.
s, usea ior the last twenty-years, and in no in
~ ~ mas u Jailed TO give satisfaction the purchaser
lhan any other article as IL reqnires bnt
s,mai quantity 70 complete cure II also win answer
esSSa,y as wen Tor neat or horn cattle.
A'epa'eu only by the inventor and proprictot.
IAwpz ,pun AMEs KID DER, In, East Boston.
sos nv mss uNEEN & CO.. and M b, GREEN, Agent
~. --. ..o.e1sler. lylg NAV Isl
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT,

Foster st.s directly South I'm. Temp. House
WOR CESTER
g THOMPSON would inform his friends and
NJ customers that he has united with his Establishment,
the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT OF s. II. LEONARD-all
those who have subscribed TO Leonard will be supplied
the above place. reasonable been before
offered
Mr. Thompson would give notice that he now prepared
TO supply every variety Of reading Published BY the
first publishing houses in New York. Philadelphia anC
Boston they out.
All those subscribing him will supplied proximity AZ
the works out. Il Worcester March -
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THE MOST
AGREEABLE, EASY, PLEASANT
AND NATURAL STYLE OF SETTING
TEETH.
DR.. NORTON,
GATE WELLS e. MoRTON)
M. 10 fremont RnVv--R0STtlN
DR.. NOR NJ,


WOULD take this method to inform his patients and
~ the public generally, that he continues insert
Teeth upon his pan but that he has recently made
great and valuable improvements which no confidently
believes, give him in the insertion of teeth, equal if
greater facilities and advantages can be found at
any other establishment.
The we'll known character Of the operations performed
al his office, for several past renders it unneces-
sary tor hun TO mention the peculiar advantages HIS
system OF practice, any who may have made them
selves familiar with it. But many strangers
constantly locating in Bost and the vicinity he deems
il proper to briefly what in his opinion
his OF practice the desirable of any with
which he is acquainted.
st Teeth inserted upon the principle insert
ed with sufficient rmness perform the office of masti-
cation, and do in the mouth is the with
teeth inserted after the old methods.
End They cannot lacerae the jaws and produce nan1-
NATION and swocen lace
3d. The taste is destroyed by plates, improperly
constructed, which cover the Fa0f OF the mouth
4ih, Nothing enters into the composition of the teeth
but mineral and they sei alone upon gold plates.
5th The teeth being carved in block, and fastened
upon the plates, mucous, food, other matter can
lodge around ihem and produce OF the mouth too
well known and 90 dsagreeabe to be mentioned.
9Th Their style OF finish and beauty be sur
passed.
Possessing all that required 10 secure the above mem
toned advantages OF his course Of practice, Dr. Morton
feels confident in asserting that mouth can come
under his treatment, in which he insert set of
teerh, that can he worn with pleasure and comfort.
lie REFERS
j. C. Warren b., Prof. of Antony and Surgery Mass.
Med Col.
Geo. Hayward NJ. d. Prof. of the Principles of Surgery
aud Clinical Surgery Mass. Med Col
G. T. Jackson, M.n. Geougst
IN Bell D., Physician TO the Mclean Asylum.
/ nr.ar n H.
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MORTON'S LETHEON.

mVn1UN - AES uEiUMs
WHEREBY Surgical and Dental operations are per-
w formed without pain and for which Letters Patent
have been granted The subscriber Is duly uraed TO
dispose OF rights for the OF the In aug
soyn in State where such rights have not been
previous 10 this date, on application 70 him at
No. as, AMERICAN Temperance HoNse.
Worcester, Jan 6, 1877. JAS. SHEPHERD, IN.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-18

GExrRM TAYLoR following incident
is narrated Of Gen. Taylor by Mr.. Reid: :-"Cal-
ling on the commanding general soon after our
recovery, 10 ascertain the chances of transpo,ta-
ton, he remarked after some pleasant convcr-
saicn, that he was perfectly deluged with let
ters, and that much of his time WAS occupied in
making replies. 'And, sir sad General lay
Tor, smiling. as he handed us two letters, 10
show YOU the diversity of subjects that am
called upon to respond to, you may look at these
One of the letters was from boy, III years Of
age, giving a short history of himself and tami
", and who desired to enlist in the service, ans
had written to the General TO ask his advice oI
the subject. The other was from an Irish wo
man, who wanted to know if her son Mike ua
killed, as she had not heard from him since IN
late battles. We feel certain that such ietm
! would not have received attention at Washin, :
ton, but both were answered by the geners !
/ carving uut the maxim that nothing is tenea n
/ the attention Of great man and we lef, hin y
impressed with the great goodness of his heart :