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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
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ayes, sir; here's one of our last
Would you not like to subscribe, sir,
and take il regularity"
"a would-but I am too poor"
That man has just returned from the
Circus, cost so cents; lost time from
his farm, IS cents; whi>key, Judging
from the smell, a, least IS cenls--.na-
king a dollar and a half actually
thrown away, and .hen begging for a
newspaper, alleging lha, he was too
poor to pay for ii
That's what we call saving a, the
Spite and wasting at 'be bung-hoIe."
Fayette fJMo. Times.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
1 pIenY horse.

The smallest fall grown horse evet
known has arrived at New York from
Java, as a present for General Tom
Thumb, which, as CURIOSITY, is more
extraordinary even as the General him.
self. Il has arrived a, full maturity,
and &c, weighs osly IS pounds
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TRICK OF A MONKEY.
In the year 1918, an English Sh

In the year 1918, an English ship,
in her passage from Jamaica 10 White
haven, had among her passengers a
lady, Mrs. B., with an infant only a
few weeks old. One pleasant after
noon, the Captain perceived a distant
sail, and after he had gra,ifed his Gu
riosity, he politely offered his glass to
the lady, that she might obtain clear
view of the object. Mrs. B. had the
baby in her arms. She wrapped her
shawl about the little innocent, and
placed it on sofa upon which she had
been sitting. Scarcely had she APP
piled her eye to The glass, when the
heInsman exclaimed "See what the
mischievous monkey has done The
reader may judge Of the females feel
ings when, on turning round. She be-
held the animal in the &C, of Transport
ting her beloved child apparently to the
very top of,he mast!
The monkey was very large one,
and so strong and active, that while it
graspe1 the infant firmly with one
arm, it climbed the shrouds .nimbly by
the other. totally unembarrasssd'b by the
weigh, of its burden. One look was
sufficient for the terrified mother, and
that look had well nigh been her last,
ard had II not been for the assistance
ofthose around her, she would have
fallen PROSTATE on the deck, where she
was soon aflerward stretched, a lifeless
corpse. The saslars gould climb as
well as the monkey, but the latter
watched their motions narrowly; and
as il assembled higher. up. the mast, the
rnomen, they attempted to put IA foot
on the shrouds, the captain became
afraid ,ha, it would drop the chiiE;s,apd
endeayor to escape BY leaplng from
one mast to another.
In the mean time the little innocent
was heard TO cry; and though many
thought j, .as suffering pain, their fears
on this poin. were speedily dissipated,
when they observed the monkey iml'a-
ting exactly the motions OF nurse,
danding, soothing, and caressing its
charge, and even endeayorlng TO- bush
/, asleep. From The deck the lady was
conveyed to the cabin, and gradually
restored to her senses. In the mean
time, the captain ordered every man 10
10 conceal himself be ow. and quietly
took his own station on the cabin stair,
where he could see all that passed with
on, being seen. This plan happily sue
ceedpd; the monkey, on peree'v'ng
that the coas, was clear, cautiously de-
scended from his lofty, perch, and re-
placed the infant on the sofa, cold, fret
ful, and perhaps frightened, but in ev-
ery respect as free from harm as when
he took up. The humane seamen bad
now a mos, grateful task TO perform:
the babe " as restored to its mothers
arms, amidst tears, and thanks. and
blessings. Sailors Magazine.
A young lrishman who had married ile
when he was but nineteen years OF age,
complaining of the difficulties 70 which
his early marriage had subjected him,
.x,oYrU 81 voilnry
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
rDccA1!on>oT CHILDREN.

On this subject, quaint writer re-
marks, tina. s.they can imbibe but =
little. every day. Like vase With a
narrow neck, pour little OF much, you
~ill never erss great deal insas Z
lime" sl
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
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A young lrishman who had married fl
when he was but nineteen years OF age,
complaining of the difficulties 70 which
his early marriage had subjected him,
said he would never MARY so young
again Il he lived 10 be a. old as Me'hu-
salem, m sis 81
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
CONDOLENCES.

We were struck, the other day, in
looking a: work called the Lives of
the Presidents. with few curious Coz
medicines of numbers which relate to
the line of FIVE Presidents, beginning
and ending with an Adams. Here Is
a table for instances cf,he periods in
which they were born and wen, ,ou, Of
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
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TO KEEP APPLES.

We find the following valuable d.
recticrs in an old paper:
"Pu, them in casks or bins, IN layers,
we'll covered with TRY sand; each layer
being covered. This preserves them
from the air, from mossture and from
frost; II prevents them from perlshing
by their own I:erspira.ion, their moist
nre being absorbed by the sand; at
the same time. it preserves The ilavor
Of he apples, and prevents their wilt
ing. Pippins have been kept in this
manner sound and fresh, till :nid-sum.
mer; and how much longer they would
have KEEP, is not known. Any kind OF
sand will answer, but i, must be per-
iec,ly dry
What officer in the army should ais
ways fellow the enemy on retreal!--'
Major Ketchum.
Persons wi,hou, energy let things &C.
as hey vii, hoping that all will go
well.
AT an evening party, gentleman
carving a chicken, asked lady what
part she preferred. ~ will take
foo, handle" said she.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
A SETTLER.

"i'.n glad this coffee does not owe
me anyihing,' said inancier al
breakfast. .f-
"Wh>:" grua,bled bis wife.
"'Cause don't believe it would
ever settle"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

"Sare," SAID a Frenchman, wishing
TO display his. knowledge Of the Eng.
lish language, "dld II rain 10, morrow:''
eyes sare," was the equally bombast-
ic reply-''Yes sare, ii yos."
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
BABY JUMPERS.

"Mine Cot! vat will de French make
nex,n' sed the Du,chman, when be
seed the Monkey. We'll. Vonslo is
wasn't tuck aback much more than
was when seed Baby Jumpeys ,other
day, in Mr.. IS store in Baltimore
street. The Yankee nation; but who
can ,eII what we're gwin TO come to-,
now we've gotto nur>in' baby by ma
chinery! All that is wantin' now is a
machine TO go to market, and house
keeping will be the ea.yest thing in
the world. %
Sum ofmy Southern readers may
think I'm ,ryin' TO fool 'e.n when tell
EN- tina; such things are TO be had al,
the North; but IFS a positive, fact
they've got them in 'his city, ant: all
about these parts. They're the greats
est trouble savin' machines, I'm told
| by them that uses EN-, that ever was.
All a body has to dois jest TO fix a
young baby into one, and swing it up
to The wall, and the more it kicks and
squalls the harder it will jump, till i,
jumps itself intp a good humor.
Ladies can 60 inut yi>iiin' and
E4aye their 5abys 10 home ',hout any
danger Of .,her fallen down stairs or
ge,,n' ,her neck broke out Of the win
dow & after a VIII le the Ii lie creters gifts
so used 20 'en that they don't never
want TO be tuck ou! I'll they came out
grown boys or gals.
The baby jumper is considered SIGH
great erohopy Of time and trouble,
that the, !! be certain. to increase, The
native population Of the country bout
one fourth in few years. 1t will do
very well if don't give the children al
habi, Of j,'mpin. For my osn part, u
wouldn't Be surprised to see the next
generation OF BOYS and gals jumpin'
jim Crow bout the streets Ike so ma
ny Kansaroos. What Will the Yam
KEGS invent next! = Western CO'sti-
nent.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

An evil ,vanishes, If | do not ash
after ii. Think Of worse situation
than that in which thou art.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

Speak MOI Il he. in hurried words,
The blighsing news yon bear.
The cords OF fife might snap too soon.
So consrade have care. G
! am her only cherished child.
But tell her that died Hl.
Rejoicing that she fought mo young.
To take my country's side. af
But, comrade, there is one | fain
Ones more would look upon, a.
She lives upon the slopng hill,
That oyeriooks The lawn. ~4
The lawn where shall never more,
3D. In spring times pleasant hours.
Go forth with her in merry mood, m
To gather woodland flowers. 49,. =.
Tell her. when death was on my brow,
- And life feceding fast, ns.ae
= Her voice, her form, her parting words,
We're with me TO the last.
On Buena vista's Oloody field,
Tell her dying lay.
s A~d thati kqdw she thought Of mo.
q Some thousand miles away. s
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

Do 10, wait for extraordinary OPP
pnssuailies fof@good actions, but make
use Of common situations. A long
continued walk is better than d short
flight.
Never act in the hea, OF emotion
let reason answer FIRST.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

A Sco,chman visiting churchyard
with a friend, pointing TO shady, quiz
ct nook. said, This, is the spot where
l intend being laid, Tim .pa'ed.'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

Beware Of the man who finds every
thing 10 Be well, Of him who stneets
with every thing wrong, and sill more,
|ofthe mar who IS Indifferent TO every
thing
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

I Liberty without obedience. is con
fusion; and obedience without liberty
is slavery. mrs
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

"lm in good spirits" as the 'ay re-
marked when he fell into glass Of
jamaica. $500
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
p O Z r &c A L.
THE DYING SOLDIER.

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

The Jews, on a moderate calcula'
tion, number six millions all over lht
world. es
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

A wealthy printer has been discov-
cred in India. The British geologic.
al Society," are making preparation te
catch him.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11
Why is tight boot like an oak tres
Because j: produces corn. 80

IN the bottle, discomfort seeks IA
comfort, rowardice for sconrage, ann
modesty for impotence. Johnson.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

The bottom Of the sea may be seer
at depth Of somewhere about one
hundred and fifty feet.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

On Buena Vista's bloody field.
\ Soldier dying las.
His thoughts were Of his mountain HON
Some Thousand miles away.
He ec:jied his coInrade 10 his side,
, For much had he TO say,
In bsielesl lime, to those whu were
S1me thousand miles away.
Ny father. comrade, you will tell.
!abaut this bioudy fray /;
Ny coun.ry's standard, say to him,
Was safe witt, me TO day.
Fvemade pillow Of i, nov.
Ga which to lay my head
A winding shee, you'll make vi i.
\vhen ! AHA with the dead
! knoe Twill s:ieye his inmost soul,
To think that never more,
10 81, with him beneath the oak,
That shades his cottage door.
tf.t:l tell the time worn>patriot,
That mindful Of his fame.
Upon this bloody battle field,
sull:ed sio: his name.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

NV mothers form is with me now,
Her wall is in my ear,
And drop by drop, as flows my blood.
50 tf'dps from her the tear.
Then, oh. when you shall tell to her,
The tidings Of this day,
Speak softly, comrade, softly speak.
What you may have to say.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

The word 6ignmy comes from big
Amy. I, is derived from the fact, that
chap being already married to one
woman made free to marry onother
named Amy, who was very large in
person.. This second marriage to
big Amy, gave rise to the word biga-
my. Sa3st9 81
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.Wadt fcinen Sreunoen uno @tnnern, TO-
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Gr ssr!Ieb UIutltaot 1886 unO lautcte tit
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-04-01
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
INDIAN VEGETABLE AND
SARSAPARILLA BITTERS!

JIOR the cure orJAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTiVE-
Il NESS, Billions and Liver Complaint Indigestion,
drOwsiness headache cuaneOus and SCrouOuS discusses
all impurities Of the blood and general debility. These
bers possess The great mcri, being entirely vegetable
in every component part. SarSdpura, that most lies
tinnbe root, obtained from The tropical gons OF South
America has long and justly been known and acknowledge
ed by the medical world efficient purifier of The
blood In these Bit iers II forms OF the most essential
Ingredients The virtues of the genuine Inneuras Sasa
paraare extracted on the scientific principles, and
are combined in highly concentrated form, with the
most useful roots aud herbs OF the vegetable world in snch
perfect manner, TINT their united virtues, embodied in
this preparation, are brought to operate the stomach
and bowels, producing thorough cleansing Of the whole
system speedily restoring II its wOntt tone and yigor
As a safe pleasant and efficient tonic and nperient,
mild and gentle elcacous cRthartc in all cases Of Ian
guor cOstivennessg general debility and depression ofspir
its common In the spring summer, and In all Cua
discusses they will he found invaluable, cleansing
the stomach restoring strength and consequently purify
ing the blood.
Certificates be shown, and references given TO ind
vduns testying to very many remarkable by taxi
ing these btcrs. In word, try them, faithfully, aud
If not satisfied, the money will he refunded.
Prepared only by GEO. e. GOODWIN, No. 76, IN
ion street, Boston.
The following are list of Agents for the sale ofGood-
wins Indn Vegetable and SarSnparilIa Bers and, also,
OF DR.. kiltredge's Green Nerve and Bone Ointment
Woodstock Charles Chnpman-West Hartford, Slm'l
Stecl-POmifet, Otis Chamberlain and Nathan SNOW
White River NJ. Frencl-Shnron Joseph Morrill-llan.
over, VIM. p. IIill-Norwich, +. l.. a. T.. w Oils and
by NIL Respectable Dealers in Merchandise, in the state
OF Vermont. 39jly.