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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17

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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17

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lsnsssslEasasjdf lots .nsiehs,n gBe ,-sy, .4a,
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lrec,'a@ UPON the: qeopla! .Ia1en the war IA
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17

lrlenuS-l4e 0Qs Sl.' - an
l5d s2rot r.. ~ ~ ~ {. 80, + d.
10 aGhAy Wlqisss vs.: 11agpr gEhiys.. 7Nsw, that
5'le., Wig megWAAeysv of. Congress haveI deter
mined ija tq faSe 9f.Nla,enal Gonyentioh, in PHI
llqdlsGl?Aia, .he7th IF June nexs, we suppose
tthbe TBS! w UT uppn.his q9eslionis ssTled. The re-
.Speftyyff friends qf hess lve cJAai6mpiopse how-
eysgs zesp 70 qrt differ igsbeir zYiew as ,ooshe
S1et fri yYhie which The oCgBvsgl!lEpn staff meet
Gsn 's'friepds, say that is Phieet Is g co,l
firm us pnmln5tiqq by' ,peepir- AZ Eon1ten
ion If ra1Igigaa'iopps merely Wtile'the other
party believe Otherwise they Y9pld hot go for
, cFSn yanIpr 'haFN &C. G. Will l| be Tie "oi
H "eee' di9 -irJ stij 5tul.4 l.nG 4Yad ,9ix.
The. Charlestown Free Press, a Taylor par
per, thinks that tbs "prefessivns Of attachment
10 the Sage Of Ashland = By "a portion Of Tie
eadipg gqFliciHnss at the Nor,b cYhq 1b@eohg TO
The ,NPhig party, are insineef err, not 10 say
,Lypocriiica!, ip the highest degree .bfdt sAay
llat i'tvo Wasliinsingon corgesBPq 'dt1hs, ohs
f9f y Paper, the other fot The likelihood
Wing hays SHE'D ptaa4deo nsAfrable liigh.9lasa 'hs
kpaFefrg, lrekfry pr 'hpse whose, chief 'uf
f4dit q99 9ffqpastsh sserfs 70 he:Presdent-,naz
hinsso,a sdT The HaBrs Of these Mfyor
lAlfHT7 X 5YPybBS slhfse sh|!fers Of Ahs cpF
taingi seems ts bassfap efeftl Jill pfsfusi'eaf
ly, Gen. TsyLoR gy tac use Of The iaahse of Mr.
flinsaf 8. 81 VS. n nest %aJenea;
a1Sssaisgsu e dedif2 {" b552f W. RAJ and
Cth9,is 10 foSf Upon the W.hiE parry, rlhro'
me iihstfumenta litvG a. q National convehtioK
s aoan,ee1s i,af hhsaaags?" no ,2!n,i ''n0' M
si3nd S sSarfeastfa r aHR s isl Isl ect. We
ally had come 10 The cohc11son tkat the tEatSef
pjjhGgYrPS m whic 11aid aflh "nassivt
waits e e pi ieai;afeaes' beaiMssh Ml CLAY ant
the Northern Aboliitonis]s, with forace Gree
'tleu at t1sr ,'heaaad. Vas his garfeat'uMexics.
spsaeH and no tef;ifiury resoH,lon. :aOut,mis
lake, the fea1er yin perceive, i, attributable
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p1eps2ed to ;;doiustice 10 The c,ara dtat afH E
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pie did IN I'm 1? s,t;c is.e i,aex apdirAe sbaE
be nominated in 's June next 2' they tlsqsiaM
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17

,j attribute y III lin 4 shesz6rsi
discovery If the continent. ii Martyr
published The first genera. history ofthe
new world, and his eplsstles. contain an
asepgntoofs d the semarkable EVENTS Of
HIS meyIa.Aur,h e 6 Spanish, historians
atesagaihst Ansfig9, II HERE rs ss,rsugs
against hE4iimslhe tssl inepy1 M Otda as
given ip, aajn9niah naulrylE Fonseea,
QjeIat hellicsass5 oehiseOy-
age, was not reinsta!ed IN thnoilirbas
ton of Indian affairs until after the
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17

Besf 7ssatef in Buenos Ayfes and
many 81 tthe South Ameriean states by
!hs x.: a1g4. sIbe Msat is cut in strips Of
etdjfnaiff FFsngtbs and thus DISPOSED of. A
Sailor ids4 ifl7Yaa "a" from an American
nessab1a,nOalisb, tfie Capital Of Chill,
s,esle.hfnnia lc"upIc' of yards'cf bullocks'
brains. sa,iYanye. i4h;pN, .'aAlaI.
'0 b! sa ars,s sail the halfhgeed Span
ish Butcher, who was thus accosted,
I'VE " sall If brains :ilslby dc Cabin.
:, 'Weii, 1hei, glye us a ealloti Of
brains, wassthe srrly Yss'ilkee Jack.
hn tDn<s gallo'nlsdip,iiwessiysse not Sc,
much in lbeJxAHeilste Slid
,,.sI ! llhanehta i!Istks!y ,ssaaskxefsd 3ackg
brains, by G., lie ii that quarter
Jack was right as regards oalisu.'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17

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pit Ne IT, tatit b Az n G"7sar,
liza exchange say, 'hat .renple should
b. 5, CAREFUL ,heM .tlhey hattie wi'hou' adj
dslinhal G)othing gentlemen
whq. bad mot MqsheAi .heilro bodies, ein
seven YEARS, .A.ssG:sntlY, canght. saQl4 abS
removing the coating Of dirt At the
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aiqy, jaSrilAyesiqf Arb ia, equaf rc'a
RHasAraWeIsnsHln gshge expense
of extra clothing"
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17

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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22
LMlssgN-s
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Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Guzette.
CONGRESS.
Washington. July 20. 1913.

Washington. July 20, 1913.
SESATE.-Mr. Underwood moved to amend
the rules making the unfinished business at
the close Of the session, the regular business
at the beginning of the next; laid over.
The naval appropriation bill was then taken
up and the amendment striking out the adj
vances TO mail steamers was discussed by
Messrs. Allen, Douglas, Calhoun, Hale and
others, when the amendment was agreed to.
Mr.. Lewis moved reconsideration. The
motion to reconsider was entered on the jour
nal
Mr.. Clayton gave notice that he would, to-
morrow, call up the Territorial Bill, aud press
| its consideration until final vote was OBJ.
tanpd.
On motion OF MIR Dix, the Senate went in
10 Executive session, and after short time
spent, the Senate adjourned.
House-The civil and diplomatic appropri-
ton bill was lsken up aud debated. -
Tie item appropriation was defeated.
Mr. Turner moved a reconsideration OF the
bill; and on motion to reconsider, was laid on
the table.
Mr. Benton said he did not know why the
Wings should vote against the appropriation
Mr. Gentry said that they saw the Demo
Gratis voting that way, and they followed
suite.
After warm political debate, the houst
ladjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22

THE TRIAL Hour OF Europe. The follow
ing is extract from an eloquent Fourth of
July address delivered by Bishop Doane, at
Burlington College:
''rne world is stirred, and tossed agitated
like d seelhing cadron. An hour up turns a
throne. Another and the new republic is the
crater OF a new Volcano Another. and per-
haps throne is cast up, with lis fierce and
fiery flood. No man can say, this day, what
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22
WHAT A GENTLEMEN MAY Do AND
WHAT He MAY NOT DO.

He may carry brace of parlrdges, bu, not
lex oi mutton. He may be seen in the ON
nibus box at the opera, but not on the box oil
an omnibus. He may be seen in a
stall nslde OF the theatre but not at stall
outside one. He may dust anolher persons
jacket, but must not brush lis own. He may
Kill nan IN duel. but he mustn't eat peas
with his knife. He may thrash coal beaver,
but he mustn't ask twice for soup He may
pay bis debts OF honor but he need not trou
bic himself about his tradesnen's bills. He
may drive stage coach, bat he mustn't take
or carry coppers. He may riie horse as a
Jockey but he mustn't exert himself in the
least 10 get has living. He must never forget
what tie ewes TO himself as gentlemen. but
ne need not mind what he owes as a gentle
man 10 his tailor. lie may do ANYTHING. or
ANYBODY, IN TACT. within The aoge OF a gen
ileman-go through the insolsent debtors
court, or turn billiard marker. but he must
never; on any account carry brown paper
parcel. OF appear Ia he street without a pair
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22
TILE LADN,S BooK FOR AUGUST.

This number has four Steel Plates-more
than have ever before been given in Maya
zine. One plate containing fine Mezzotlnt
portraits OF distinguished Religious females
"a plate OF Shoe Shopping. Two OF the
"Upper Ten and plate OF reliable Fash
ions, Colored as usual.
There are twenty five Female Figures in
this No. and nineteen separate engravings, in
addition to the Music, aud twelve pages of
extra reading.
While bestowing 81 much mouey upon
Embellishments, they have not neglected the
reading.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22
ITEMS OF NEWS.

Five persons are said to have been Killed
at New Haven, on Saturday, by the falling OF
a scaffod at the Methodist Church.
Russia is shutting herself up. No repub-
licans, not even American travellers, are per-
miIted 10 cross the frontier.
Abm. ID. Rutan, revolutionary soldier, d.
ed in Patterson on the llth, aged about 30
years.
The Wisconsin Legislature has given the
State printing for the House. TO w. II. * A.
w, Wyman, couple OF boys Ia and 10 years
of age.
Gen. Quitman. Col Djni phan and Lieut.
Meigs went up the Lakes from Cleveland, on
the llih inst.
Some 10000 bottles of Day & Martins
Backing are imported from London annually
by an agent in Boston.
The rolling mills at Trenton, N. j., having
been put into proper gear, are again In full
blast, and turning off thu metal at a rapid
rate.
Five new territorial governments are TO be
established by Congress, il not at this session,
at the next-over Nabrdska Mines Ola, Ore
gon, California aud New Mexico.
The quantity of the present wheat crop in
Western New York is excellent.
Last Thursday was observed at Charleston,
s. c.. as day Of fast and thanksgiving for
peace.
Louis Napoleon processes to be a saunch
republican. 50 did the other Napoleon, till
he found il safe to be an Emperor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22
From the PhiIa Daily Neps.
GEN. TAYLOR-TES fIM0NYOF FATHER
MrEI ROY

The late father Anthony Rey, and the ven.
cradle father MoElroy, now pastor of the
Endicott street Catholic Church. in Boston,
were appointed Shaplains in army OF the
United States under Gen. Taylor, in 1916
The talented aud liberal editor OF the Al
bany evening Journal. Thurlow Weed. Esq.
in a recent visit to Boston, called on Father
/ McEIroy, and Obtained from that distinguish
| ed clergyman the following character OF Ma
jor General Taylor Mr.. Weed says
l awe called a few evenings since, when 10
| Boston, on the venerable Father McElroy one
Of General Taylors Chaplains. who is now
Pastor of a Church in Endicott street, aud
who's coniessed,y among the most enlighen-
ed and devoted Phlanthrophists and Chris
tians in the Union. He was near Gen. Tay-
lor through his most trying scenes ia Mexico.
He confirms, in the most emphatic language
all the highly favorable opinions we had pre-
viously heard expressed by Maj. klbay, Capt.
Henry and other distinguished officers who
have served long and reputabiy with him
Father McEiTo} says that Gen Taylor is a
f! truly great and good man. Courage, guided
| by prudence, aud justice, tempered with hu-
manity. are, with Gen. Taylor, prominent
l characteristics. Temperance and simpll city
OF habit and manner mark has intercourse
Win society lutrSiliN anu Idtfiotlsn stdli
out boldly III oil his official acts. In word
Father McElroy EXPRESSES, as the result OF d
! familiar Acquaintance, his conviction, that
General Taylor, in the elements that form his
character. aud the motives and Objects which
prompt and guide him bears "a strong and
marked resemblance 10 Washington,
The concurring testimony OF good men,
soldiers, citizens. statesman and divines, in
, favor OF Gen. Taylor, under circumstances
which might be expected to provoke conflict
ing opiuions, goes Tar to establish the patriot
ism and purify OF his character. II there Were
seams in hiscorsist, his opponents, now that
he is d candidate for President, would find
them out and send their javelina through them.
! II there were blemishes in his character, or
stains upon his reputation bis rivals Would be
,--r .a--r'e1d- Uut. But VINE his Trends
refer with pride 10 Gen. laylor's virtues, his
Opponents find him wholly unassaihbl Bile"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22

cHARAcTEPISrlc.--rbs worcss,e

, CHARACTERIZE C.--Tha Worcester
True Wing gisos the following aneclo,e,which
sounds like tfu.h:
Soon after Cas- was made Secretary o. War,
Scott meeting Taylor said to hun, "Ahl Tdy-
lor-a good appointment that. We have Sec
rotary now who understands our wants. -
Taylor has two veins in lis forehead that when
be IS excited, swell out as large as a chiid's
finger. These veins began to enlarge. 81
don't know that, General" said he, che
knows his oleH wants. When he was Gov
ernor of Michigan territory, he ordered me to
send him twelve OF my best looking and TALL
est soldiers, aud don't YOU think the rascal
kept six OF EN- to row bis boat for tSo years,
and they were paid by the Government as my
men,"
The following shows how these meniweTe
used by the patriotic and democratic Gen.
Cas-.
GEN. CAsS on RIVERS AND HARBORS
-SEEFS AID Ills BIG CHAIR.
/ 1t has been urged. as reason why Gen.
Cass should De elected TO the Presidency, that
lie once mode the voyage from 81. Peters
down the Mississippi, ina canoe. We have
heard little Circumstance related by gem
teman well known here, touching Lewis
80 e., M. tI,,t rsIs b,,ts., yo,5ge II
-, ,l.=',,' s,,,o li.bt an he otscn.
.aa, - ~ r,ssors Tor bslisv7og il 10 We nm.
s..;,',.; g. i,,,,,,.,,o ,;r,9s .,d b.rb,rs
I,Is,J - e,s,s.L3f could n. nirLsd unaDd
49, -, IA. ..,l. AZ h.. c,a,oalea ,,i,ite
I 49,, 80 a, bin, we a., nat see that snrh i'm.
, ,'.'ro,,,,,,s ,,,o,fl a.. very necessary Cas-
rs;,od bers oc the Am ri Julv. 1898 He
hal a iar,,. .a..y chair iiyed in. his canoe in
whiCb he ~ in dienlded vie. while four
lnstv ,o,t,oettyq mt tLe craft in motion with
,h.;, oays In deem water and fair pn'lino
eyerv tnino went ON smoothly. But. C.ss
h,;ng ro7o,lieut man. The craft was heavily
. fra,aI,,s5 ,y6s, he was aboard. and il became
i;e5r,I, "a ,,ate sh,al audinss When b.
came IN The p9yfgge. about four miles below
this Mace opr friend describes the manner of
| nrncedura. a. f5lIow.; The boat was made TO
snoroach a. near as pos.ible TO the shore. boz
, AZ i grounded in wat,ra foot or 80 in depth.
C,ss youl1 rop,pel hi, seffs 10 lean from the
boat and hear him in the chairon their shout.
dprs tbrouob the mud and water to the shore.
In tins ,vaT the great man kent his clothes
| clean and lis fest dry. Aftsrdepo,itinq their
load an biah ground. they drew The bark over
! rho por,sgs re- was tben ken mn AGAIN and
tr.r.oort23 Ike nm F,st india nah h ia his
oha;, ,b.o,,'., NH ,,,d ,.,te, IN tho h,,rden
u.o", a;a 5s,".;,aI ~, bo..ri anJ tho h'rt
| r.-tt1 AZ: L - IL, ,-,,.....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22

Grv. TAYLOR ATARIFf MAS.-John Bueh-
Ter, Esq, OF Baton Rouge, the residence oil
Gen. Taylor recently wrote TO Trend as
follows:
II feel OF course. much interest in the APP
preaching Presidential election. for the sue
cess Of gocd Wing and Tariff man. My
choice. of all men, would be Mr.. Clay, At,
there is any probability of getting him. 1t
not. shall be very much pleased to have
General TAYLOR, whom know personally TO
be soOd Wig and a TART man, as re-
Gently had he pleasure Of hearing him express
his views upon this subject. think, besides,
he is the only Wing that can get the vote oil
this State"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22
JIlCE OF THE .GRAPE. .

Gen. Casas present position may be very
well illustrated by an amecdcte told Us by IN
old lads whose horse ran away Win her. In
relating her sensations she said she lclt ,en
much alarmed while dishing over hills ana
through valleys, but she put ber Trust ia
Providence 'ilu L4c byelc4eH broke; ami insn
she didn't know What to do Gen. Cas-
was quite sure OF election aud pun his trust
IN Providence, until be hesri that Gen. ray-
Tor was nominated aHd then ue gave up in
I'd warehouse on "sisi sHee@ roRsYTu 3 BAKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22
To THE PURIIC

rBhhE subscriber has this dsy received an -
e, VI Jayhes hghly valuable medicines m
E 70 say anything here in praise OF Their 80,
enedcy III Tue cure OF those diseases for b; ~
eepishued as they have long been before The h az
a,u nave obtained celebrity surprising ali oia
received, viz: "s' Oh the articles
'ayhes ,Espec'orant for coughs. colds. etc
mar ionic for the growth of The hair
eases of the skin. 'u"'a'ishi ana us
jayne Hair Dye, TO color the hair auburn ar ia; mn,
narmiaative Basam, f1r summer comnI,i',s -,
Tonic Ner.ntuge for The expnlson az 's'.s SIC
thestomach. " q" oiseases OF
1athes Asae rus, positive cure for Fever srJ .
PERSONS desiring TO know of the above ma, F"e
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22

LoTs OF GAME.-A few iys ago steam
boat stopped at landing SO iewhere in Ark
ansds 10 wood. A customer % board the boa
took his gua and stepped asore, hoping Tint
during the hour they were kely to stop, he
he might bag few birds. Aler travelling a
lew rods he came TO rough looking fellow,
and the following dialogue tsued--;
"How are ye?"
Chow are you stranger ePlied Arkansas
man.
Have you any game in thcs; parts?"
80, plenty on en-
'W hat sort OF gane?"
,, well, most any sort? bit principally
Brag and Poker.-Picayuae.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22

Martin Van Buren, was denounced, and
Justly, by the Wings in $40 as unworthy the
suffrage Of the American people. He was de-
f,ated. and after being Northern man with
Southern principles, he turns round to the
North for sunp1rt. The Locofocos say he is
not honest now, and for the first time we
heNeye them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22

STEAMBO ATS.-In this city during the
last wear, there has been Sl9O,o00 expended
in huildipn steamboats,. This is an item TO
be considered 1t employs and supports oo
families. One company has expended eighty
six thousand dollars. Is that company and
I'M hnsiness servcesbIe 10 the city?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22
LIFE. LIFEm LIFEln

"a LII that man hath will he give for hls life so we
49, md recorded in the ancient and hest of book
bui as we thousands ing are un us with Consmn
ton Group. cough, asthHia bronc hitis snit,in ho
anu other pulmonary affections, led to doubt the
coiieeess OF tue above assertion especially since il Is
20 well known that certain remedy may he ain ainaI
winch always arrests those diseases
Dr' Jaynes Expeciorant never fails 10 give relief
ana cures after every other have failed his
De and has been proved in thousands of Instances ,wher
mas ehected radical cures, after the patient had
gwen up by all his friends and physicians
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-22
Ecnn fht Ballimore SHH.
Washington, July Is, 1913.

Washington, July +, 1913.
The Court Of lnquiv-Gen. Scott Demand
ing an estigaiion-Conirmatio Of the
Genrrlls-Stedmship Mail Contracts, &c.
The facts in regard to the Court of Inquiry
and General Scott are simply these. GA
Thursday morning last the Court, consisting
OF Generals rOw.on. Cushing and Col Bel
knap, met in this city. Geu1 Whiting detail
Ell IN place OF Gushing. had not arrived; but
Gen Pillow presented the court with paper
to the effect of Withdrawing the charge he had
made against Gen. Scott. This paper was Ia
ken to General Scott by Gen Towson. Gen.
Scott insisted that Gen Pillow had no control
over the case and could not withdraw his
charge without the appreciation of the Gov
eminent. and demanded an investigation.
Gen. Scott also received from the Secretary
Of War, modification of the same purpor!.-
Thus the case stands. Meantime the court
stands adjourned until August lst.
Last Friday Gen Pillow left Coleman's, Tor
his home IN Tennessee.
Yesterday. after an executive session of six
hours. he Senate succeeded in confirming
Gems Quitnan. Pillow, Gushing and Price.
Day after tomorrow the three first named so
out OF service under the law, Gen Prize, being
on duty in the far west will hold over.
The contracts entered into by the Navy and
Post Office Departments. for mail service in
certain steamship, will be the cause OF lit
tie commoton aud debate in Congress. Yes
terlay. upon Mr. Niles proposition 10 strike
out rom the naval appropriation bill, the item
Of So1i090, some strange aud peculiar de-
veiopments were made aud more OF the same
sort promised. Several capitalists aud con-
tractors have been Tor some tine in town,
waiting the action of Congress.