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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-02

Provisions were not in demand, and the tendency Of
prices downward.
The money market had improved, and consols ad
vsnced from SOD to STA
The bullion in the Bank Of England was over twelve
millions sterling
Abdel Kader has surrendered to the French forces in
Algiers
The Queen of Spain is seriously ILL.,
Switzerland was engaged in reducing her army, and
the religious orders compelled pay immense
The Pope has complained to the Diet of the conduct of
the federal army.
land
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-02
The True Question to Settle.

WILLIAM BRENT, Secretary.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
Remedy for Bronchitis.
Boston, Nav 25th, 1874?

Mr.. Seth w. Fowle,-Dear Sir :-There
are SO many quack medicines at the present
time, and each one has more or less certf
Gates from real or imaginary individuals, that
have for some time had doubts of the pro
oriety OF giving any testimony in favor Of
your medicine. But being assured that !
have been benefited by its use, and feeling
satisfied that by giving III my testimony in
regard to its meelica! qualities, may. perhaps,
be. the means of saving some one similarly
afflicted, therefore cheerfully add my test
mony in favor of the medicine that l know
has done me great good. have been attic
ted with the Bronchitis for number of years,
and By the use OF a couple Of hotties of
WfsTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
I am happy to say that am free from the
above Troublesome disease.
1fthis should be the means of saving even
one OF my fellow beings from that most tron
besome and painful disease, (BroncMtis) l
shall be fully pa't. for my trouble in writing
the above communication.
Respectfully yotrs.
Il. COVERT, Vocalist.
Firm of Covert < Dodge.
For sale BY DR.. JOHN G. SCHMlTT,
Woodstock, Va. And by Druggists generally
throughout the United States.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
1t rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
county court for the county of Page, on
Monday the Sd day of April, in the year
1913, Samuel Fern, complainant VS. James
NJ Gatewcod. Wright Gatew God; admins.
traitor Of Chanev Gatewood, decd. David
Strickler, Paschal Graves. Peter I.auck,
Andrew ] Mckay and julius L NJ Rider,
detendantS-IN cHANcERT.
FE9HE defendant James NJ Gatewood, not
H. having entered his appearance and Civ
ell security, according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in>
habitant of this State--fr IS DIFFERED, That
he do appear here on the first Monday in July
next, and enter his appearance and answer
tie complainant's bill, and give security for
performing the decree Of the COURTYARD that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Sentinel of the Valley. newspaper pub,
lished in Woodstock. for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door of the
court house of the said county of Page.
W. LAtCK, elk Page CO ct
April IS, '48
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
MAUCK,S PATENTED J
| IMPROVED HOT Boll

rs now offered 70 The test Of the public, eon
Il fidently believing that all @ho give the
said Polt fair trial. will be fully convinced
gifts superiority over ill others now in Use.
The advantages Of this improvement, in the
holting Of -four are very many and Important
what the quarfity of machinery thereto is
greatly reduced and simph6ed, there being
but tt-o wheels necessary to prope the Dol.
ting apparatus thereby lessenng tile amount
nf friction. and of water or steam power. nc.
By this plan, the meal is conveyed directly
from the Elevators to the Boiling Clotls
without the use Of Hopper Boy: and the Bolts
are always in operation while the Burrs are
running. Mitch labor is not only saved, but
no loss is sustained from -four escaping ii
the form Of dust; and meal bolts more readily
whist warm than after being exposed to the
Air, AZ by the old system, By means of
screw. wedge or lever. the chest and boiling
reel are most easily elevated or depressed
al the tail or fsrthest extremity from the
spout Of entrance. thereby giving it the pow
er Of Boiling more or less rapidly. and adaP.
ting it'with the utmost precision to the condi-:
ton Of the VI beat when ground, or state Of
the weather; so that -four can be bolted in
any state The wheat can be ground No fears
need BE entertained Of tie capacity of this
Improvement III the boiling Of -four, to meet
the wants and wishes of the Miller. as it has
already been tested Under every variety OF
circumstance to which the successful opera
tive in the manufacture OF -four is exposeas
and in every instaiice has given entire salts,
faction, where and " Zen tested a.sp
In biilding or repairing of Mills, those vrhQ
adopt this lnventIor will find great saving
in the Quantity of timers, irons. nGchinery.
cloth, and mill .~right's work; less water or
steam power is required, more -four prod"c-
ed from given Quantity of wheat, and the
boiling gear less liable to get outof repair,
whilst the miller by the use of variety Of
spouts, may take his -four from the chest III
airy quality desired
The undersigned has taken an agency for
Mauck's Ho, Bolt. for the counties of Angus
ia, Rockingham, Shenandoah, Page. Warren
and Frederick. and will give his personal at
tention TO all the demands made upon him for
the use Of this invention. i
The subscriber will dispose Of rights and
erect the above named Bolts, upon the moss
reasonable terms. Address the undersigned
at Woodstock, Virginia.
NJ. D. MILLER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
Ne arE'ieaI,

On Thursday last, by Rev. H. Jen-
nings, Mr.. DoR1Lus J. MARTz, OF
Rockingham, 10 MISS ELIZABETH
SUSAN GRANDsTAFF, of Edinburgh,
Shenandoah county.
We were kindly remembered by the
happy bride; and from the very bottom
Of our "heart of hearts, we bestow
upon the happy couple our warmest
congratulanons, and hope they may
live long to enjoy the good things Of
this life.
AT Mount Jackson, on the 18th inst,
by Rev. J, P. Cline, Dr.. HARRISON
Holt, to MISS MARY E. WARDwELL,
late Of Andover, Mass.
On the 25th inst, by Rev. Joseph
Funkhouser, Mr.. CHRISTIAN H1sEY.
to MISS CATHAR1NE FRAvEL, all of
this county. .-.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
T Corrected Weekly.1

IN THE CIRctIr SUPERIOR CouRr OF LAW
AND CHANcEuY FOR WARnEx COUNTY:
William Miller, Ehenezer l.. Mathis an.'
Philip Williams. Plaintiffs, against
James II Carson. adn'r OF Isaac Overall
decd. and AS trustee far Am, p JolifIe
wife Of James l.. Joliffe. Isaac H. Overall
Andrew Pttman and Louisa his wife. Jane
Overall, Gibson N, Roy. and Mary Ann his
wife. julia Overall. James L Jolitfe and
Ann p. his WIFE; and William C. Overall
Plaintiffs.
ENHE Defendants in the ADORE named sui,
Il are hereby not fed that..the undersigned
AS Commissioner of the Court. will attend al
ms Office IN Front Royal. on the first dan ~
Juiy. for the purpose of taking evidence o
claims against the estate of Isaac Overall
decd, no, heretofore exhibited ard will con
TIME the proceedings until the FiFrKESTH
nay OF JulY. during which time the Defend
ants and creditors are required to produce
their papers and testimony.
GILES COOK, COMM.
May 25th, i848. Ats
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
CERTIFICATES.
bonneville. Va. Dec. 5, ~

ilOItNNilIt. va. IJOS r..
Messrs O c. Sterling g Co:
Gentemen--l have sold yotir Vermfnge
for six or nine months, and from the great
success attending its administration. take
great pleasure in recommending it to the pub
tic as & safe & efficient remedy for expelling
worms trom children and adults.
have sold more Of it TO gfown persons
than any medicine of the kind ever sold here
and in every instance it has proved to he re-
ally more than you have recommended it.
Many certificates might be had declaring it,
efHcacious virtues, but it would be time un-
necessarily spent as it must unaoubted,
make its into public favor without the aid
of putting. Your best plan wetild be &c
spread the medicine all you can, and adver
,se it in some of the most popular papers
BY doing this, you sill confer great bene
fit ON the public, and no doubt be the means
Of saving many valuable lives.
Very respectfully YOUR friend,
JOHN Il. BUMGAKNER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
At court hec! for the county of Page, at
the court house. on Monday the gath day
of April. 1913 Wright Gatewood. admit
istrator of CLANCY Gatewood, decreased,
Andrew J. Mckay and Catherine Carter.
compliments, AGAINST Davad J Ter
and James NJ. Gatewood, defen1&nts-lN
CHANcERY
TEyHE defendant, James II. Fleetwood, not
IL having entered his appearance and Civ
on security according to the act of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habitant of this State-On the molten Of the
complainants, by their counsel. fr Is onnEn
I'd, That he do appear here on the fourth
Monday in Iuly next and enter his appearance
and answer :he complanaWs' bill and give Sc
cur,y for performing the decree OF the court.
and that a copy Of this order be forlhwitl
inserted in the newspaper published in Wood
stock, for two months successfully. and pos
ted at the front door Of the court house O.
the said county Of Page.
A copy-Teste,
May 4 WM. C. LAUCK, &C
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
April IS, '4S

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At court held for the cottnty Of Page, at
the court house, on Mondav the Gath tlav
Of April l8lS-Tsaac C. Kite, Noah Kite
Henry J. Kite, William Kite, and James T.
Strole. compliments. AGAINST William C.
Lauck, Alfred Smith and Eliza Jane Smith
defenGants-IN CHANCERY.
TENHE defendants, Alfred Smith and Eliza
Il Jane Smith, not having entered THEN
appearance and given security according to
the act of assembly and the rules oftlts court
and it appearing by satisfactor, evidence tina,
they are not inhanitants Of this State On the
motion OF the compliments. by their counsel
1T is DIFFERED. That they do appear
here on the fourth Monday in July next, and
enter their appearance and answer the com
p';''nants' bill and give security 70" perform
ing the decree Of the court-and that a copy
OF this order be forthwith Inserted i'll the
newspaper published IN Woodstock for two
months successfully. and posted at the front
door Of the court house of the said county OF
Page. A'copy-Teste,
May WIN. c. LAUCK. C C
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
GREAT REDUCTION!
McEAeeyer'S Iron and Brass
FOUNDRY.
NEAR TIE FREMONT HoTEi, WINCHESTER, VA


ES now in full operation and prepared to
n make anv kind of castings at short notice.
lie has fitted up Tschiner. for grinding Mould
Boards on the face, and has a fine assortment
on hand, groond smooth and bright. which
he will sell for the same that Mould Boards
Boards have been sold at heretofore, together
with Machine Castings-also Fire Irons Of
handsome patterns and Wagon Boxes Of all
sizes. which he will sell for less than castings
have ever been sold in this market I. would
he to the interest Of those wishing to purchase
castings Of any kind to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. l would
say to machinists and others who have their
own patterns to bring them on and give me
trial. and they shall have castings made from
the best of pig iron. and for less than thew
they have been paving heretofore. There
will be pattern maker ALWAYS at the Foundry
who will make patterns on reasonable terms.
Any patterns that would be to alter or repair
will be done free Of charge. I also .continne
to manufacture my improved machine for
thrash'ng and cleaning Grain. THIS machine
is well known in this country TO be great
labor. saving machine--it can be moved with
four horses. and wien properly attended will
thrash. $50 to 800 bushels Of Wheat per day.
with the same number Of hands and horses
other machines require to perform the single
operation Of thrashing will repair Thrash
ing Machines at short notice and On sccom>
modating terms. H p+ i
Rlacksmi,fing and Iron forming done with
neatness and despatch. $50
Old Brass and cast Iron taken at the Foun-
dry IN exchange for new work.
Having d long x,erience in business and
wish to please, ! solicit aliberal patronage.
MATHEW McKEEVER
April s, 1848-snh
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
BIBLE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of The Shenan-
doah County Bible Society will be held
in the Presbyterian Church of this
place, on the evening of Monday the
18th Of June. At four o'clock in the
afternoon will be called meeting for
the transaction of business, and a,
night addresses may be expected from
Mr.. Campbell and others.
W. A. CRAWFORD, Sec.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
Page Co. Va November 80. At.

thereby certify that have used O c.
Sterling g Co.'S vsrmifnge in my family with
great success In August last my wife was
severely afflicted with pains in the stomach
and chest, which seemed to increase and
threaten speedy termination Of her life
After using many different kinds of medicine,
was advised by John r Bumgarner to try a
bottle of the above Vermifuge. and to my
great surprise one single dose was ihstlumen
tai in expelIing from forty to fifty worms 1t
is certainly the greatest worm medicine in
the world. ISAAC PETERFlSl1.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
NOTICE.!

vT,HE undersigned, in attending to business,
l. will travel through a great portion of the
States of Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois. during the
present Summer And all persons in this part
of the country who have any collecting to do
in either Of those States. have thus presented
to them an opportunity for the collection of the
same. Address,
HENRY S. WTSSEN.
May 25th.-3t-pd Edinbnrg, Va.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
NOTICE.

n THE undersigned. forewarn Mr.. John
II Filzmoyer Junior, and family, one and
all, herewith. not to gather and take ava,
any strawberries, blackberries, peaches.
pears. apples. or other fruit, in any of my
fields, without my special permission. as they
will he liable to fire of S. The fishing il,
big pond is an amusement FOR some without
interest, as the catching Of a big fish therein
is merely an accident, and more so than horse
rsking wheat ina large bottom field, which
was scattered more or less, either purposely
or without design. PHA OVERFlELD.
May 4-3t.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
Frons tie Baltimore Sun Of Tuesday.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
THE MEXICAN CONGRESS.

Message Of Pena 9 PEND The Treaty.
We Yesterday received by our daily
overland express the N. 0. Picayune
(extra) Of Monday, May 22d.
The Picayune has letters from Mex
leo to the 18th, and Queretaro TO the
.l1,h of May, from which we select the
following items:
In case peace is made, Mr. Clifford
remains as resident minister, and MIR.
Gevier will return Immediately to the
United States.
l. is now thought the Commission
ers will net 90 to Queretaro until the
treaty is ratified by :be Mexican Con-
gress, and they wiIIthen 60 there mere
y to exchange notifications.
MEXICAN CONGRESS.
The American Star says:
On Tuesday last Senior Rosa, Min
lister Of Foreign RELATIONSHIP the trea.
sy Of peace; as ratified by the Ameri-
can authorities, before the Mexican
Congress. The manifesto accompa.
nying it was long, and the discussion
was continued 10 great length. There
we've eighty Deputies present in the
Hcuse-a considerably larger number
than is necessary for a quorum.
Tine message of Pena y Pena is We
~ long, and we have only room 10 give
The following extracts from it,:
MESSAGE or THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC
D. .Mo,.uel de la Pena y Pena. read at Thu
II opening Of the sessions Of lS4S.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and the
Chamber Of Depu,ies-Can there pos
possibly be an act more august, or
ceremony gilmore national interest, thar
he present installation Of the Mexican
Congres.1 Nay, could | hope for :
more distinguished favor from Prov''
dence than that Of announcing TO 20,
th;s day that The Republic survives it'
lisfssisses, pseserves It's UNITY. snt
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
Ery Goods, Esoss.estics, &c

cry Goods, Doss.est5Cs, &C.
* BALES Heavy 4 4 Brown Musl;ns
IL - do Fine a. and 8 do do
do Bagging
l do Heavy Duck for Bagging
S do s and IA Osnaburg
do Twilied do
| do Blue Stark Drills
do Twilled Suffolk do
2 do Nankeen Oshaburg.a new article
so pieces Bed 1'ickings
so do Nankeens
200 do Calicoes at IA to Is S-4 cents
100 do Bleached Cottons
so do Pantaloons Stuffs
25 do Plaid Cottons
Gnghams, AlPacas. Checks. Cotton Yarns
Carpet Yarn. Cloths. Cassimeres. with s
great variety Of other goods in the Dry Good:
live. All OF which they offer very low fol-
cash or in exchange for Flour. Wheat. &c.
&c. WOOD & BANNER.
Winchester Depot, April a.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
bonneville, Va. s0th Nov. 4: 4:

Messrs O G. Sterling g Co
Dear sr-In the early part Of last summer
one of my children was taken SICK, which con
tinued to an alarming extent. 1t seemed to
grow weaker from day to dav. till death had
almost cIasped it in his cold = clammy hands
tried different kinds of worm medicine. but
all to no purpose. 1t length called at Ga
briel .Iordan's sore and purchased vial OF
your worm medicine which gave it, and tho
it may seem incredible. II brought Tape
Worm from fifteen TO eighteen feet in length:
since which the child has been perfectly
healthy. LEWIS STONEBER6ER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
CERTIFICATES.

This is to certify, that have had one of
p. C. Mauck's Patent Hot Bolts used III my
Mill since October last, and l am. go. much
pleased with it. that no reasonable sum OF
money could induce me to dispose Of it.. In
Justice to the Patentee, and for the benefit OF
Mliers generally, am induced TO state some
of the advantages attending this Bolt. 1t is
mich cheaper, more durable, REQUIRES less
power, and makes more and better -four from
the same wheat. Family and superine -four
can be made at the SAME time. The hopper.
boy IS dispensed With, and in my Mill, where
thirteen wheels were used on the old pIanr
two are found insufficient. The II :hinery
being thus reduced, it will be all-important
on weak streams. REUBEN FOLTZ.
New Port Mlls,Page Co., Va, March +, '4e.
ISLAND MILLS, March "a, 1886 i,
After fourteen years experience as head
miller in different mills. air. now engaged
in tending the island Mills where one Of
Robert e. Mauck's Hot Bolts is in operation.
which am so much pleased with that feel
myself under obligation to Mr. Mauck and
thefpublc. to state some of its advantages
1st. It requires less room in mill Cd, Re.
dttires less labor to be performed BY the mil
Ter Sd, 1t finishes boiling aud grinding at
the same time; thereby saving much time.
And instead of grinding 10 suit the bolt, as is
customary on the old plan, now grind to
suit the wheat, and regulate my bolt to suit
my grinding, which can be done instantly
In short. certify that this Bolt is superior to
any that has every come under my notice.
WILLIAM P. RONDABCSU.
slany ofer certificates might be given. but
the above. from millers extensively kncwn in
the Valley as competent judges. are deemed
sufficient tor all practical purposes. To Mill
owners lie wo;ild say, Try the Bolt.
NJ. 3. NJ.
Woodstock, Va, March II, 1913.
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At court held for the county OF Page, at
the count house on Monday tie 9th dav
of March, 1S4s; John Ruhner, complainant,
against James NJ Gatewood, Wright Gate
wood, administrator of CLANCY Gatewood,
deceased, David ]. Strickler. Paschal
Graves. Peter f.auck. Andrew J. Mckay
and julius l.. NJ Rider. defendants-On
an amended and original bis in chancery.
YHNilE defendant. James NJ. Gatewood. not
IL having entered his appearance and givs
en- security according to the act of as
semb;y and the rules of this court; and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is moi an nhabitant OF this State-On the
motion Of the complainant, by his counsel,
Ir1s ORDERED, That he do appear here on the
fourth Monday in June next. ana enter his
appearance and answer the complsinsnt's bill
and give security for performing The decree
of the court; and that a copy of this order.
be forthwith inserted in the newspaper pub
hshed in Woodstock, for two months success
sively, and posted at tie trent door Of tn
court house of the said county Of Page.
coFY-TEsfE, g.
Anr;l % w. c. LANCK, C.,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
Pre- On Va November so, AZ.

| thereby certify that have used o c Ster-
! ling s. Co.'S Vermfnge among my children
and have no hesitancy in recommending it to
the public as safe and powerful medicine
f! for expelIng worms The heads of every
family ought to keep it in their houses.
M DFVEL.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
fiarrisonhmrg, Va. Nov. Is, l847.

This is to certify that purchased one vial
of o c Sterling & Co.'S vermif'ige anil admin
stered two Small doses to my little Daughter
three wears of age. and IT. short time it ex-
PEELED from her upwards Of forty worms. l
recommend it as The best Vermifuge hare
ever used. JOHN A DICE.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
q Sterling & Co Harrisonhurg, Va.-Dr j
G Scilmitt. Woods. ock-.J 1. Miller. Strasburg
j X Strayer & Co. New Market-R n
Conn. Mt .!acksen-R Miller. EdinbGrg-
IIickie g Rnker, Mill treek-C Wunder,
Mocre's store-P II Liuell. Forestville--
Heller & Bro SvexSSlle 6 Toms Brook
y Bauserm:.n s. CO. Alaurertowp-Prlce Is
cents May il. 48-6m
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01

Many oter certificates might be given. but
the above. from millers extensively kncwn in
the Valley. as competent judges. are deemed
sufficient tor all practical purposes. To Mill
owners lie wo;ild say, Try the Bolt.
Nj. 3. NJ.
V-oodstacL 70 March II 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-24
concluded an our nert.)

THE AFRICAN RHINOCERos. The black
Rhinoceros, whose domains we seem now to
have invaded, resembles in his general appear
ance an immense hog; twelve feet long, six
feet and half high, girth, eight feet and a
half, and of the weight of half dozen bull
locks; its body smooth, and there is no hair
seen except at the tips of the ears, and the ex-
tremity of the tail. The horns of concrete
hair, the foremost curved like sabre, and the
second resembling a iattened cone, stand on
the nose and above the eyes in the young
animals the foremost horn is the longest,
whilst in the old ones they are ofequal length,
namely, foot and half or more; though the
older the Rhinoceros, the shorter are its horns,
as they wear them by sharpening them a
gainst the trees, and by roofing up the ground
with them when in passion. When the
Rhinoceros is quietly pursuing his way
through the thick and favorite glades of Mi
mosa bushes, (Which his hooked upper lip
anables him readily to seize, and his power
full grinders to masticate.) his horns, fixed
loosely in his skin, make clapping noise by
striking one against the other but the ap-
proach of danger, if his quick ear, or keen
scent makes him aware of the vicinity of a
hunter, the head is quickly raised, and the
horns stand stiff ready for combat on his ter
ribe front. The Rhinoceros is often accom-
panied by sentinel to give him warning, a
beautiful greenbacked, and blue-winged bird,
about the size of a jay. which sits on one OF
his horns.-l .aierander's Expedition.