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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-11
MAUCK'S PATENTED
| IMPROVED hot BIOL

IT'S now offered 20 the test of the public, con.
IL fdently believing that all who & i've the
said Bolt fair trial, viii be fully convinced
Gifts superiority over all others now in Use
The advantages o! this improvement, in the
'oltng of flour are very many and important.
whilst the quantity of machinery thereto is
greatly reduced and simpli6ed, there being
but two wheels necessary to propel the Dol
ting apparatus. thereby essening the amount
of friction, and of water or steam power. &c.
BY this plan, the meal is conveyed directly
from the Elevators TO the Boiling Cloth,
without the use Of Hopper Boy; and the Bolts
are always in operation while the Burrs are
running. Much labor is not only saved, but
no loss is sustained from -four escaping in
the form of dust; and meal bolts more readily
whilst warm than after being exposed To the
air, as by the old system. BY means of
screw, wedge or lever the chest and boiling
reel are most easily elevated Or depressed
at :he tail or farthest extremity from the
spout OF entrance, thereby giving it the pow
er of Botlng more less rapidly. and adap-
ting it with the utmost precision to the condi-
ton of the wheat 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 the capacity of this
Improvement in 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 exposed,
and in every instance has given entire salts
faction, where and " len tested
In building or repairing of Mills, those who
adopt this invention, will find great saving
in the quantity of timoers, irons, machinery,
cloth, and mill,wright's work, less water OF
steam power is required; more -four produce
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 in
any quality desired.
The undersigned has taken an agency for
Maucks Hot 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. ...t.
The subscriber will dispose of rights and
erect the above named Bolts, upon the most
reasonable terms. Address the undersigned,
at Woodstock, Virginia.
NJ B. MILLER.
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VIR GINA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At court held for the county OF Page, at
the court house on Monday TIE 9th dav
of March, 1S4H; John Rufiner, complainant.
against James NJ Gatewood. Wright Gate.
wood, administrator Of CLANCY Gatewood,
deceased, David J Strickler. Paschal
Graves. Peter Lauck, Andrew j. Mex ~
and julius L. NJ Rider. defendants On
an amended end orig nal Ills IN cd"ncely
TIME defendant. James NJ. G,teWood. not
IL having entered his appearance aud giv>
en- security according to the act of as.
sembly and the rules of this court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inhabitant OF this State-On the
motion of the complainant, by his counsel,
IT IS ORDERED, That he do appear here on The
fourth Monday in June next, and enter his
appearance and answer the compliments bill
and give security for performing the decree
of the court; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in the 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.
coPY-TEsTE,
April 20 w. c. LAUCK, &C
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CERTIFICATES.
bonneville, Va. Dec. S, AZ,

Honeyvile, Va. Dec S, AZ.
Messrs O. C. Sterling g Co:
GentIemen-l have sold your Vermifuge
for six or nine months, and from the great
success attending its administration, l take
great pleasure in recommending it to the pub
lie as a safe 6 efficient remedy for expel]ng
worms from children and adults.
have sold more of it to grown persons
than any medicine of the kind ever sold here,
and in every instance it has proved to be re-
ally more than you have recommended it.
Many certificates might be had declaring its
efficacious virtues. but it would be time I'M
necessarily spent as it must undoubtedly
make its into public favor without the aid
of putting. Your best plan would be to
spread the medicine all you can, and adver-
tise it in some of the most popular papers,
By doing this, you will confer great bene-
fit on the public, and no doubt be the means
of saving many valuable lives
Very respectfully YOUR friend,
JOHN r. BUMGARNER.
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United STATES HOTEL,
HARpER's FERRY, Va.

YE,HE undersigned has the pleasure of in>
L forming the public that he has taken
this commoiious and well arranged Hotel,
the first near the Bridge, where he is pre-
pared to accommodate his guests in the most
agreeable manner.
He has renovated the establishment in all
RESPECTS. and has been particular in procu-
ring entirely NEW FURNITURE, BEDS
and BEDDING-a matter of comfort which
the travelling public will readily appreciate.
Passengers on the Railroad will find this
House ALWAYS in the best condtion-the Di-
ming Room within few feet of the Cars, and
dinner on the sable the moment of their arri-
val. so as to afford ample time for comfor-
table meal
Reing once more settled down on the spot
of his nativity. the undersigned will take
pride in making his House pleasant stop
ping place-and he therefore feels proper
degree of confidence in inviting his numerous
friends throughout the country to give him
call. l
Remember the first House near the Bridge.
JAMES B. WAGER.
Harper's Ferry, April 14.-lm. e+
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NOTICE,

n THE undersigned, forewarn MIR. John
i Filzmoyer, Junior. and family. one and
all, herewith, not to gather and take ava,
any strawberries. bIackberries, peaches,
pears, apples, Or other fruit, in any of my
fields, without my special permission. as they
will be liable to fire of S. The fishing in
big pond is an amusement for some without
interest, as the catching of big fish therein
is merely an accident and more so than horse
raking wheat in a large bottom field, which
was scattered more or less, either purposely
or without design. P II A OVERFIELD.
Nav 4-3t
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u a4 w O r IS!
0LEUM CHEN0P0DII C0MP0SITUM,
Il Safe, Efficient and Unricalled
VERMIFUGE.
M s.!

.FYNHE opinion expressed by some writers
Il that Worms are harmless inmates Of
the intestinal canal is most assuredly not foun
ded on correct observation. Chorea, eplep.
sy. dydrocephalus, emaciation, convulsions,
mania, paral ysis, fevers, dropsy, and vast
variety Of disorders are sometimes the imme-:
diate consequence from the irritation of
Worms in the bowels, and occasionally spec
Oily disappear after the expulsion Of the
Worms. DIR Eberle's Practice.
Testimonials of the highest and most salts
factory character, of the safety and efficiency
of this unrivalled preparation are daily furn-
ished, but as when published they are rarely
read we forbcar giving them publicity, be-
lieving that its intrinsic value will prove its
highest recommendation.
The vermifuge is prepared upon strictly
scientific principles, and of the purest ingre-
diest, all possessing acknowledged anthelmin
tic virtues. TRY IT and be satisfied of
its virtues
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GREAT REDUCTION!
MCkeeVer'S Iron and Brass
FOUNDRY,
NEAR THE FREMONT HOTEL, WINCHESTER, VA,


now in full operation and prepared to
IL make any kind of castings at short notice
He has fitted up machinery 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 viii sell for less than castings
have ever been sold in this market. Il would
be to the interest of those wishing to purchase
castings of any kind to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. 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 they
they have been paying 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. also continue
to manufacture my improved machine for
thrashing and cleaning Grain. This machine
is well known in this country to be a great
labor. saving machine-it can be moved with
tour horses, and when 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 accom-,
modating terms.
Blacksmithirg and Iron Turning done with
neatness and despatch.
Old Brass and cast Iron taken at the Foun-
dry in exchange for new work.
Having long experience in business and
wish to please, solicit liberal patronage.
MATHEW McKEEVER.
April e. 1248-Sm
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Dry Goods, DOmestics, &c.

TX BALES Heavy 4 Brown Muslns
lO, 8 do Fine "a and DO do
8 do Bagging %
do Heavy Duck for Bagging
do s and a. Osnaburg
do Twilled do
do Blue Stark Drills -ta9
do Twilled Suffolk do N.s
9 do Nankeen Osnaburg,a new article
80 pieces Bed Tickings .e
5osdo Nankeens It-
200 do Calicoes at 6 IA to Is S-4 cents
100, do Bleached Cottons r. t-
so do Pantaloons StufFs
IS do Plaid Cottons
Ginghams, Alpacas. Checks, Cotton Yarns
Carpet Yarn, Cloths, Cassimeres, with q
great variety of other goods in the Dry Good.
line. All of which they offer very low for
cash or in exchange for Flour. Wheat, &c.
&c. WOOD & BANNER.
Winchester Depot, April a.
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WHOOPING COUGH.

YUNHIS distressing complaint can be cured
Il bv the use of HENRPS COUGH
SYRUP, a medicine prepared from receipt
of an experienced physician of large practice
and high standing in the community: -Four
children in one family we're recently cured
bv the use of one bottle. A phycirian in
Brownsville (Pa) writes that he has found
this medicine very effectuaI. especially in ca.
ses of whooping cough The price is fifty cts
per bottle. For sale by
Dec 20 JOHN G SCHMIrT.
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Wistar's Baisall at Home.
Boston, April IA, 1916.


Mr.. S. w. Fowle, "a =. sao. 81 3aq
Dear Sir 81 have been induced at the sug-
gestion of my friends, to make known to the
public through you, the great benefit have
derived from she nse of the medicine called
W'IST.AR'S By4LS.4yu OF WILD CHER
RY in the hope that others suffering from lung
complaints may find the same relief by its use
that have done. 3 =
The latter part of last summer and in the
fall, suffered greatly from severe cough,
pain in the side, difficulty of breathing, loss of
appetite, and other symptoms which indicated
a rapid decline. Three the most learned and
intelligent medical practitioners pronounced
my case consumption, and stated to me that
nothing but change of climate could be Of the
least possible benefit to me, as my lungs were
in very infamed and diseased state. At this
time, in hopes might find a temporary relief
for my cough, bought bottle of the Balsam,
which not only gave me the relief that my
failing strength required, but seemed to give
me new life and energy.
After taking several bottles of the medicine,
my appetite returned, and with it my strength;
my cold entirely left me, as also the night
sweats, which, previous to this had been very
profuse. In five weeks time | gained eight
pounds of flesh. and have been able ever since
to take my accustomed exercise, walk Of
from three to four miles day, and attend to
my regular business. | should be most happy
to have you refer any one, who may wish fur
Their particulars, to me at my place OF business,
No. 3O5 Washington street.
.. Very truly yours,
In l VIM. H. HOLBROOK.
None genuine, unless signed |. Butts on the
wrapper.
For sale by DR.. J. G. SCHMlTT. Wood
stock Va. and by Druggists generally through
out the United States.
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SPRING FASHIONS.

ENHE subscriber takes pleasure in saying
Il to the ladies of Woodstock and its vi
cinity, that she has just returned with the
Latest Fashions Of Bonnets,
an6 hatters herself that she will be able to
give satisfactionA to all who may give her a
call. Sincere thanks are returned for pat
ronage heretofore received.
u Residence, Immediately opposite Mr..
Weish's tavern MARY C. MYERS.
Woods took. April 81, 1S48.-5t
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL
OF
Nea0 s. Cheap Goods.

TENHE subscriber has just added to his stock,
Il an entirely new selection of SPRING &
SUMMER GOODS, embracing every article
of Domestic and Foreign goods usually to be
found in country stores. He would say 70
those who wish their cash go farthest, to call
at No. 4, Cheapside, opposite c. Welsh's
Hotel. He is enabled to sell goods, for the
cash, at unprecedented low prices-a little
cheaper than the cheapest. Try him. s'1o
buy is to be convinced"
In the line of groceries, &c., inducements
rarely to be met with are offered.
U Country produce received in exchange
for goods as usual at customary prices.
H. S. G. ALBERT.
March so, 1S4S.
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Improvement of the
M A r. X e r HO u S e i.

TIME TRUSTEES of Woodstock will re
IL ceve proposals for converting the pre-
sent Market House of said town into Town
Hall The plan and extent of said work can
ne seen by calling at the Clerks Office
Bills will be received for the whole, or for
portions of the work.
M-Persons DESTROYS of contracting, will
please hand in their bids by the 9th of May.
Nav a. 1848
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Page Co. Va November so. ~.

hereby certify that 1 have used C.
Sterling g Co.'S Vermifuge 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
bottle of the above Vermifuge, and to my
great surprise. one single dose was instrumen
tai in expeling from forty to fifty worms. 1t
is certainly the greatest worm medicine in
the world. ISAAC PEIERFlSH.
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WYE are now receiving per Ships Scotia
w and Susan f Howell, just arrived from
Liverpool, new any complete assortment Of
GOODS in our line-to which we respectfully
call the attention of Country Merchants visit.
ing this city--assuring them that we are de
termined to sell Goods as low as they can be
obtained in any of the eastern cities.
Baltimore, Feb 2, '48
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Cheap Groceries, &C., &c.

rHA BAGS prime Rio Coffee
9VD 26 do do Java & White Laguira do
XXI hds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
* 40 prime p. r and Island Molassss
Is Bbls do N. O. do
% do powdered, Crushed & Ground Stuart
Loaf Sugar; 10 boxes double refined
c..x London Loaf Sugar. superior quality
$ Boxes 2nd quality Loaf Sugar
S Chests G. P. Imperial and Y. H.Tea
10 Bbls Tar. 40 Grind Stones
Besides general variety OF every otner ar
ticle in the grocery line. Allof winch tney
offer for sale at reduced prices, for cash, Or
in exchange for Flour, Wheat, &c. &c. - e
- : WOOD & DAMNED y
Winchester Depot, April 20. S
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uarr;sonburg. Va. Nov. Is, 1847.

This is to certify that I purchased one vial
of Sterling Co.'S vermfugee and admin
istered two small doses to my little daughter
three years of age, and il: short time It ex.
PEELED from her upwards of forty worms. |
recommend it as the best Vermifuge have
ever used. JOHN A DIE.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
q Sterling & Co. Harrisonburg, va.-Dr
G Schrnitt, Woodstock L Miller, Strasburg
~ II Strayer q Co. New Market-R NJ
Conn, Mt Jacksen-R Miller, EdlnbIrg-
Hickle 6 Rinker, Mill Lreek-C Wunder,
Moore's Store-P H Littell, Forestvlle-
Heller 8, Bro. Soumville e Toms Brook
N Bauserman g Co. Maurertown-PrIce IS
cents. May II, 48-6m,
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Pare Co. Va. November so. AZ.

Page Co. Va. November 80, AZ.
hereby certify that have used o c Ster-
ling s. Co.'S Vermifuge among my children
and have no hesitancy in recommending it to
the public as safe and powerful medicine
for expelng worms. The heads of every
family ought to keep it in their houses
d M DFVEL.
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CERTIFICATES.

This is to certify, that have had one of
R. C. Mauck's Patent Hot Bolts used in my
Mill since October last, and | am so 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
Mllers generally, l am induced to state some
of the advantages attending this Bolt. 1t is
much cheaper, more durable, requires less
power, and makes more and better -four from
the same wheat. Family and superfne -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 plan,
two are found insufficient. The machinery
on weak streams. REUBEN FOLTZ.
New Port Mills, Page Co., Va. March 6, '46.
ISLAND MILLS, March "a, 1916.
After fourteen years. experience as head
miller in different mills. am now engaged
in tending the island Mills where one of
Robert C. Mauck's Hot Bolts is in operation
which am so much pleased with that I feel
myself under obligation to Mr.. Mauck and
thefpublic, to state some of its advantages -
LIST, 1t requires less room in mill Cd, Re.
quires less labor to be performed by the mil
ler Sd, 1t finishes boiling and grinding at
the same time; thereby saving much time
And instead of grinding to 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. RONDABUSH.
Many other certificates might be given, but
the above, from milers extensively known in
the Valley, as competent judges, are deemed
c,on4 fo,. oil ,,n.,,o, IT., MIL
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SYNODICAL NOTICE.

THE Central Evangelical Lutheran Synod
L of Virginia, will meet in Crab Bottom,
Highland county, on Monday the 29!h day of
May, 1848. Religious services to commence
on the previous Saturday at IL o'clock.
J. T. TABLER, Sec'y.
April 20, 1s4S.
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MILLIN RY
Nj A N TU Am AKING.
NRs~~ a Hlanr,


VXTOULD announce to the ladies' of Wood
wv stock and vicinity. that. having served
a regular term at the Millinery and Mantna-
MAkeg, in one of the most fashionable es
tablishm, MS in the valley, she is prepared to
make to order. according to the latest fash
IONS. Bonnets, Dresses, Riding Dresses, Caps,
CaDes, &c.
She NAV be found at the residence of her
father, Henry Renner, at the south west end
of town. A liberal share ofpublic patronage
IS solicited, as all work will be executed in
the best style and upon accommodating terms.
Woodstock, April OF, 1848-3t
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Married,

On Thursday last, Mr.. GEORGE
w. W1NDLE, to Mrs. MARY KRoNcK,
both of this county.
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lice of strages will run three times a
week, by the way Of Mount Jackson, for the
Yellow Springs, viz, every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday. Those who wish to visit
that popular watering place, will find this
line both convenient and cheap.
May l1--tes JOS. SIBERT.
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BONNEVILLE, Va. 30th Nov. AZ.

Messrs C Sterling s. CO.
Dear sir-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 day, till death had
almost clasped it in his cold g clammy hands
tried different kinds Of worm medicine, but
all to no purpose. At length I called at Ga.
briel Jordan's store and purchased vial OF
your worm medicine which gave it, and tho
it may seem incredible. 1t brought Tape
Worm from fifteen to eighteen feet in length;
since which the child has been perfectly
healthy. LEWIS SIoNEbEk0Eh.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

EEY virtue of deed of trust executed to
AD the subscriber by Uriah Fisher for the
benefit of John N Hill. shall, on SATURDAY
the 18th of May, upon the premises, proceed
to sell at public sale. to the highest s.
bidder for cash, HOUSE md IAN
LOT, Gin the town of Strasburg, SIS aSY.
now i'll :h> occupancy of said Fisher-l..NKs9
and is half of Lot No. 81, as designated in a
plat of said town of Strasburg. 4
April 90 NJ. BIRD, Trustee.
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Many other certificates might be given, but
the above, from milers extensively known in
the Valley, as competent judges, are deemed
sufficient for all practical purposes. To Mill
owners he would say, Try the Bolt.
Nj. B. Nj.
Woodstock, Va, March II, 1848.
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9.s.aes Was taken up by the subscriber.
AIYWNNy on the 29th of April lasta black
y cow, with white spot on her
ess= - back and white hind legs.
The said cow has the appearance Of being
very old, and was appraised at seven dollars.
The owner is requested to pay charges and
take her away. JOHN SWARTZ.
May list
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TNRESH GARDEN SEED just received,
I and for sale by -
January ~. ~
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''''.'' aI||' AMERICAN
HOTEL,
NEWMARKET, Shenandoah co., Virginia.

"HE undersigned would announce to the
Il public, that he has opened Tavern in
cemmodious House, situated about the cen>
tire of the town, for the accommodation of
Travellers and 3oarders
IL His Table and Bar shall be furnished in
the best manner