Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-13

f, speak on Monday next, on the ten re.
giment bill. He, you will find, is for
his country, now in war; and will, as a
patriot, vote all needed supplies to sus
taia her honor, and uphold our glorious
confederacy. There are many other
Wings in the Senate, good and true !;
| but there are others, who have no love
of country in thei: veins. Mr.. CLAY
TON, OF Del. will also speak, am told.
He is for bis country, and no mistake,
but, at the same time, an honest oppo"
nent Of the Democratic line Of policy.
Well, let him be. /, is his privilege &
ours to differ; bu, he will be for the
Union, snow and forever, one and in
separable."
Mr.. CALHOUN talks, bat does not
vote. He that sis not for us, IS against
u.s." is an old proverb of wiser head
than mine, and as true as ii is just, in
reference TO the Senator from North
Carolina. The truth is manifest, that
Mr.. CALHOUN is hard to understand
himself; then how can il be expected
of the public to understand his cratic
course? He is behind the times in this
progressive age, and being some what
soured BY disappointment, on more oc-
casions than once or twice, in his as
pirations for the White House, he cares
but little for the future, or for prefer
inen'. He is not the mognus Of the
administration. There lies the rub.
Mr.. Boris made IA cool speech in
the House, on Thursday, which is re-
markable event in his public career
Some Of his friends intimate that he is
becoming pious. Better late than new
err, as there is much room for improve
ment Mr.. Boris has such propen-
sity for 'heauing,' tina, lie even heads
himself sometimes, & is brought short
up He must have credit, however,
for his moderation during the whole Of
this week.
Neither house Of Congress in session
to-day.
Rumor assigns Gen. TAYLOR TO the
army, as Commander-in- chief, over the
whole of Mexico. Do not be surpris-
ed at something ofthe kind. Our eff
GERS stand in rather hostile attitudes to-
ward each other in Mexico-and fear
the whole Of them will have to be re-
called. that is, of the higher grade
Brig. Gen. PEARcE is coming home,
and will resign; anil so may others.
The FREMONT trial is still in session
in this City. 1.-THE people do not take
some steps TO stop these military inqui-
sitions, farewell for the futute to the
utility of he army. You need not be
surprised if urt-martial should be in
session for some time to come, to such
a pitch has jealousy taken hold of the
minds of some of tie officers. Moth
ing can remedy this evil, but for Con-
gress to disband The whole of the regu-
lar army on the return of peace, or ev-
en- now, and trust the defence of the
country to the volunteers.
Mr.. CLAY is expected in this city on
Monday next, but he wants no public
manifestation of his arrival, elf posi-
Bile to be avoided" How modest the
request. l am old enough 10 recoIlect
when Mr.. CLAY was great favorte
with the Republican party; but times
have changed. and men have changed
with them. He is no Republican now,
nor even an advocate for his country's
wrongs, bu, ranged with those who
array themselves against her. and en-
courage the Mexlcans by their counsel
and advice. Yours, FED.
-eSe-
The Boston Mercantile Journal of March
IS, 1876. gives the following notice Of the
most popular remedy of the day:
WILD CAERRY BALSAM.
We speak in praise of Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, because we believe from cur
own knowledge of the article that it is one of
the best in the market for the complaints for
which it is recommended.
This medicine, coming from such respect
able source and carefully prepared by an ex-
perienced and skIliul physician, is received by
the public with confidence. Its efficacy has
been proved in many obdurate cases of disease,
and its fame has rapidly extended. 1t has
been extensively used in every part of the
country, particularly in the Middle and Nor
thern States; and strong testimony from intel |
ligent and highly respectable persons. has been |
adduced in favor of its merits as remedy for I
colds and coughs, affections of the chest, dis |
eased liver and dyspepsia.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale by Dr. Schmitt, Woodstock, Va.