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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
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TEGETABLE

U N re f S a l. Ills.
The startling draw back on nearly AL Medical
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purgation and publication they have also
DEBILITATED THE SYSTEM Hence
purgative medicines have alu avs been re gar
ded at best as a necessary erii, patients Re sort
ing to them Tor tie relief of ore disc use at
the expense of another. To obviate this phys
sicians have long sought for an Agent that
would st the same time PURGE, PURIFY *
STRENGTHEN but Il cir & forts were near
~ fiutless, and they had almost despaired Of
success when the labois of science and re-
search were re warded By disco, cry which
fully realised the tontlest desires of the med
ical faculty. This important desidera,rm is
named
Dr.. lie oy's Vegetable Universal Pills,
which purify the blood and remove all corrupt
and riiiafed humors and unhtnhhH occumnla-
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rivalled. and which yet produce no ueakness
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the stomach and iEvie crate the constitution
during the progress of their operations DIR
lie Roys Pills in fact unite those hereto'o'e
'rreconciable but most dt sirabe qualities.
ErGcuafion and Inriy0rGff0n, for they are at
the same time engineering Purgati,e and
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Wild Cherry and Sarsopa,illa,
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ed by no reaction or subs, quent costveness.
Dr lie Roy Pills are the most active and
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oniy operate on the blood, but also on the
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| secures good blood from the fountain head.
moreover they produce neither nausea, grip
| ing or debility. and as family medicine they
have no rival
!, fut up TOR the public with directions by
.. Hubbard g GO. Ameaic.n agents, N "
Price IS cents per box.
A"ENIS-Dr Jno Schmitt, Woodstock;
James Miller, Strasburg
February IS '47-y
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10

He is now on the farm of the XSNE1
senior partner (Nartin f. Miley,) ~
where he car be seen at any time. essFs====%===zs
That the public may have some idea of the
superiority of the Cotswold over the Sheep
known in this county. they will state that
some of the most indifferent of those raised
by NJ. Ware were butcher-d in Washington,
last spring, by Mr. Otterback. which weighed
as follows: Two wears old, 229, 227, &C.; one
year old, 1888, 1S9, &c. 81.
Those who may wish to improve their stock
can do it on the following terms-For every
lamb 81 so, o, every third lamb, as individ.
uals may prefer. For further particulars call
upon the subscribers. about four miles west
of Woodstock. Mll-EI RHODES.
Aug 20
The following receipt will speak for itself
Received. August 5, 1047. OF Mr.. Martin F.
Miey of Shenandoah county, the sum of one
hundred dollars, for his choice Of my Young
bucks one wear old the spring of 1871
weighing at that time think 800 lbs to the
best Of my recollection. having weighed him
then with care he is high and pure bred of
the Cotswold Creed-bred BY me-h:s sire
was raised by me, and his parents were i'm
ported-his dam was also imported.
'JOSIAH WIN. WARE
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
PIT .7,cay yo,u' Small Sheep, and Make N
1H""-- FOR THE
2 OOgPaW@EDa

GINCERELY DESTROYS Of introducing am
- ong the farmers of Shenandoah county a
stock of Sheep. in every respect superior to
the present Indifferent race, the subscribers
are happy to announce that they recently
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10

tn BOXES ASSORTED CANDY ;os,
~ received and for sale by i4sasa -.
WOOD & BANNER.
November IL. Winchester JSaro.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10

ssiAA-iherc Is one matter OF great r- i'm port
""cc 10 the Human Family than all otll-
ers, il is, the EDUCA TIONA of the youny
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10

purchased very fine BUCK
ofthe COTSWOLD BREED
He is now on the farm of the
senior partner (Martin +. Mlley,)
" here he can be seen at any time.
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TRAVELLERS plRecroRY.
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Saturday al O'Clock NJ and Portland It IL O'Clock
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Leave Bath for Richn,0nd, Gardiner and Halinnell.
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Leave Bathfor }ro nawiok, Portland and integgaedi.
ate places at p NJ. every day sanfda5 excepted and
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Boston.
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Fire AMID MARINE Insurance.

rE7HE Subscriber having feceyed tie Agencr Of the
L CAMDEN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
u s. Chartered 1882 for Me Cir of cath, and vi
cinfg VIII issue PoIiccs 10 u at not exceeding
IS no on ~ one risk OF buildings and iaercandi1e
AMI n vessels cafgoes and dcights en- as favorable
terms as other Institutions u. {. MAbOUN,
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KENDALL, RICHARDSON & co,
s5sdp Claandters q 81 Il Hardware Dealers.
d!21W2f t10Eq sTRuxr BATH.Ae.
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Business Direttorp.
z. HYDE s. CO..

Dealers n Sup Chaadze,y Hard Ware, Bod and
Meathiag coppey,
! Iy25 Corner OF Front and Bread SIS, B.IH, Ne.
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DIED
ness. JOHN

On Thursday morninF after lingering illness, JOHN
The reiStyss and friends Of the family OF rs An
drew Lester aud also the friends OF his s0uso-a~ " a.
Delsmater Theo5ose MeDermost and iieoTy AfcalHlu'
f are respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral MS asi
noon half past O'clock r IN his late residence NO
45l Greenwich-st corner OF Dssbrosses
On the 18th n.t a consumption, Ia the ftn year OF
80 49, SARAH wife OF Martin Waiera
nj. III, nds, and those OF his so.in Niinsn L9ten
r invited 70 atfen. her funeral on Friday m rnns sis
inst AT half past o'clock. tfom heI se tesiecoes A.,
tie,r~a--lv.t corner OF Msshingtcn The funeral will
1900 m saint Pstricks Cathedral. where the funeral
ssics viii Do performed thence 10 the new pufa' s'o~na
' o. ,s. I9s5 inst HENRY c. SCOTT, Esq in the 42d
yeas Of his - r. ........u. nj,
Hsr cmaps viii be aiken TO ssfati5a i9i "a
h,sr Is friends and rsslives respectfully nstra "
attend his funeral from his late residence 10 or
49, rssyny iness which she bore with Chrsaa
fortiiude Mss SUSAN SOMEkNILLE, 10 the oV'h year
OF her az, ~, 49,
The friends Of her bro her Henry Somerve. and Of ae
brother in law, James Robinson Respectfully
send her funeIs saturday, ihs "a MS * 9'NN
n from the residence o. her brother ist seeo1es~
On the 18th inst ANN MARIA daughter Of John 4. aud
Ann Maria Brush. aged years and mouths
The friends and relatives 81 The family members o.
r-st Manner NJ Church. also members Of Manners
Diosion ; OF T. and Pr grim Loiss. J o Of o =, are
r,sosctay invited attend her funeral iIem tho resi-
d-ncs OF her father g PIKE sip Friday, 2si inst 81
osoe- rr.S,x morning. Jan %. OGDEN iafaut son Of
are, mi c.snthe Dos ~0rth AGED months ana u DAYS
A, rsbsnon Conn lstn uit- JACOB CLARh, aged 50
Nj cs,k was as I've - s,b =, yss ,sn Be ss,i-s :.
&C. 7, compsny OF Ia men raised la es native towo,
.nS comnsua-d BY his iaher tire lss So JsiAss
- s,cb.s sirec,ly 10 Csnbrtg'. CAPT. Sisrks com
.,stisnsd e. the rail tcrse IN the Battle Of bunk-
e.. iill aud fsrsd severely I'VE. aso ~ Fs.y
which covered The retreai se'os ~ b,tis. Of White
Plains SID HArlsm Nights witnesseo ~ ~ 1900
interests Of his cOpnlry-s devotion ~nlen ~ % $500
He died . he bad lyed-s tree TsP-' '.' O." ~
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

THrRs0,Y. eM.
The market was buoysrt today isr the Fancies
ard sound stocks were also f Treasury Notes weutup
per cent GoFsrrrlsn. Loan OF I557 .ol3 A. o.. Tie
Fsncss g.nsrs were litie better and The feeling iu
the s,sslwss decidedly proved Tie trsncricus we're
Dot larse
ia Sterling there O. . modsrais business dong The
market heavy AID h- spPply o. bills Increasing God
Sterling has sold today ov Is per cent, iheleli
To-. drawers . o Bib OF undoubtea character can
Be hsd ~ 10 pr cent A. these rSes h- Shipments Of
specie must sop. Frsnes are 15d542i
Several ships with berth for Liverpool have filed
up 70 day 81 . Tor Foar say 5oobb' in The aggregate
Absa, 10000 bushei. Gran also were taken II sa7d in
bss. Cotton zs,shpped a. 36i and heavy freight
q z2s5 To Glasgow 80 5s.. Flour we're taken -
There is DO msrkedchaHse "a the Money market
On call loans easily rss'tset g. per cent in the best
s-octs Paper ofihs first class sells At rer cent
lis stated that some Of the Banks are discount.
"a and paiss Treasury Notes Il par. We perceive
Phil phs bsnks are rsmorsd 10 e doins the sane
thing
The error discovered in the financial statement Of
the Secretary Of Treasury made TO Congress said to
Be Seven Millions q Do lars, and that the receipt. Of
Goveru hsve been that much larger than reported
masinga ozn - twelve millions only recessariy instead
Of eighteen The proposition made by the Committee Of
b issued par The Appearances OF The market are
tany adverse the taxing Of such loan. Skies be
had freely ~ and with he specie clause Of the Sab
Treasury in oreston csnno, the slightest
suppose that sny Capitalists ready 10 bid for such
ioan When the last loan mso. Affairs in Mexico
seemed promise much earlier adJ usulsnt CT diff
fcu.tes than they DO aud although large
was bid for YET the osn taken merely nominal
premium Nov d. il evident that very srge Of
coma soonar
the market than sufficient to absorb all the spare
capital Of the country aud the worst feature Of the case
that The amount cannot By the shrswdest calculator be
estimated
The Secretary Of the Treasury IS reported to
have Informed the leading moneyed thstit vii not be
Necessary send sny specie Mexico ,nd that
issue Of Treasury Notes Il in the shape Of circulating
medium could snswer bis purpose. Very doubtful
The following table will show the aggregate Of
several dsserpt Of securities held By the Con-
ROLLER.
RI. .,5 ,-,,.s.,.. - "a ~. ~
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PRINTERs' FESTIVAL At RocHEsrEE-The
Printers q Rochester hal srana utilization The liza
inst IL honor Of The Birthday Of Franklin The proceed
gs sIfeaf IN iai In The Rccls.ier papers Among those
who wtrc Irescnt FzIDTHicE DoUcLass ne Positive
Slave aud Editor q ne Sern sar, Who 8; seems W..
honoFed win seat s ihs table with his white brethren
Of the qu. lie was c4lsi cut - tfe following toast;
By , Mann fffdlric< Doug 'lrr-Ws recognize in TIE
genius in1 cut OF lis ald p1sutlro piss
good ssEafy o. the elevation ~ hs race.
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By J. DonE Gc1ferfsH Of - hsci>ftrr Frra-fro-
motors sulssd1- 0frrs VI liberty ices ri
cealsfs 81 frj1di1e, nay Jon col-nae 70 give 90 lh-
Ci4cs Eltl white.
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was ilso present. sns orsrsl sentiment. We recori
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

The CHoIERs-DR. BLOOMFIELD's Pastoral
LErTER-The Lord Bishop Of London has addressed The
clergy Of b diocese. gea. length warning theu of he
approach o. the Cholera.
There IL be sayl every 10 expect far hu-
man js6gmen look forward 10 coming events, that
th, cforra, that fearful and mysterious disease which is
sssinfrsvens the surface OF tie gO e, will before long
rep II The Sanitary Comm-sor, just been presented 70
Parliament thai according to Information received rom
ths Eus sb C0nsus abroad this pestsnce Is stead ~
Advancing upon precis,iy as former tuck Of 1852"
-Asthe Bishops remarks are not nappllcable 10 this
nerdian we may mention tha, the English Health Com
lssiones are OF opinion that the Asac Cholera is not
contagious; that no one will be infected by the dead
bodle, Of cholera patients that want Vi cleanliness Is the
greatest pIedsposing cause hat habtua respiration Of
an impure atmosphere Is powerful predsp0Dent; that
where people live hlthy, and live iregulary they
the greatest possible risk and that in places where
great degree Of cleanliness Is maintained, poor and rich
are exempt.
DR. Bloomfield calls on the psrochia clergy 10 visit the
houses Of the poor and to urge the people 70 take every
pos,ihle precautiOn. lie reminds them that
1.-THE extreme closene.s and inconvenience Of the
miserable eusinents apartments occupied By the poor
est osrss- rents. the excessive amount Of VIII ch CT
ps their Of comfort and cleanliness the Dadequa.e
supply water the Of ell provision fer ventilation
the ~ all cOnveniences for personal abution and
household and the dissrsceiu state 81 the
sewerage In The most crowded part Of the metropolis are
esuse ~hch eDgsnder aggravate disease, and hurry
great plumbers Of eowcreaues and neishbgrs %
uutimey grave
The CrOton water, to NewYork, will be invaluable In
esse the Cholera cross the Atlantic third timei the
sewers recently made another powerful auxiliary to
health bat we doubt whether due attention has been
paid 10 cleanliness Ia crowded places
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A NEW VOLUME.
rHE HOME JOURNAL fOk lssl

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10 not OILY we~sy review n he s0fds pfosre,s oa
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

Polk ASD PAREDEs-The Richmond DAILY
Hhsg thinks there vas peculiar improperly n
Mr. Po.ks demand on Lord PGlmentoa that Capt,
May should b. broke and thrown o1. Of employ.
ment ior doing Tor tie exilef President Paroles,
what be himself bad done or the exiled President
Santa Anna, especially as the latter had proved
himself DO more friendly 70 peace and dismember.
inert than the other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
New Publications.

~ GRAHAN's MAGAZINE for February is en-
sellished with two beautiful epgravings. and 10 q
s,erAry point OF view is even more attractive than
,.naL The leading article is one OF great histor
Il, interest being entitled, Stoke Church and
Park the Scene Of Gray's Elegy,' and the resi-
i,nce Of the Penns Of Pennsy vsnia, illustrated by
,ro engrayings on wood Among toe contributors
se notice the names Of Elizabeth j. Esmes. r. +
Conrad. J. F. Cooper J. B. Tay Tor, n. P. Willis,
T. 3. Read, II. w. Herbert, A. b. Street, Joseph
c. Neal, L. II sigourney, Park Benjamin and Ed
gar A Poe. We quote a. lolows
TIE sAW.MILL... Froas tie German o. K6raer.
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MARINE JOURN AL
PORT OF NETWORK.


MINIATURE .rmASAc--....rHs DAY.
rHg son IRE NooS gcLL SEA.
siss. ~ y Sets ? Rect. - Morn. p
IArEsr OArEs.
London ............Jan. tayr,. ...........De; 81
liverpool an NsS-ufesns ..-.'sn, -
CIearcd-sbips Maid Of Orleans, Dennis, Vera Cruz.
William Nelson Q1esn OF the West. Hais,t, Liverpool
Woodhni Minturn
BARI. Fraokiin, Cook, Mal.g,, Ne,mi,h Walsh sher
wood, Burling. NOresns Collins
Burs Cyclope Arsr a.. Martinique, Powers Fern5i
New Orleans, Bramh,ll. Bermuds. Tucker Lishteourh
sterling. deb Savannah. Danham Dimoni ShociA"i
Fhehen + g.ton j.. Underwood. ,u,v.s
schrs A somer.. semers, Philadei w Nsmpte9'
stsnhope Bahia l. Fag,uies; conn-eteu,, aiwoed
Nswb-rn. Cornsis falkland Boston; Henry Bacon
cors0n franklin, la, John W q indy, Townsend Ply
"s s56o. W.ssss Brsms. BsT@aaa rucsz Li.s
bourn, President, Fiisoe. NHaven.
Arriyed-Pscs.tsbi9 Cambridge, Peabody, Liverpool
g. a. md,e, to III MafsAail 1875 stree passsn
Packst .hip Iysnhoe Edwards Liverpool Dec H. md's
10 Taylor Merrill
Paeset-.hlp Garrcs Hunt, Liverpool Dec "a, mdss, TO
Bels &C bark Staff Aniweroen. Gowsrts Antwerp Sc
d., mdse, 10 MASTER Ia strge pssssrs
Bark California Robinson, NewOrlesns ~ as muse 70
seiiian bark S, Mchsele Cieh-io Gsnos 10 d' md'e,
Bark Henry Hsrbeck Merwin Liverpool Nov 20. rnc'e,
% Hmbeck Co; 80 pss'srs Dec p, lat ~ 20 lon
80 s. exchange sg' with ship Oneeo Of Boston steering
Bsk Helen N Fielder Willis Rio de Jansiro 40 d.
coffee, 20 Fielder. sd 10 co with bark brskien9 ior
Mobile and bs Julia for NYork Jan ]. Ia, 20 TO- lon %
So spoke brg Rowens Of Phade l5th lat - 80 Ion d.
spok. ship Qu.b-c, for NOT cans. .
Brig vancouver, iOt North Yarmouth -weeser han-A-
nls Cuba. q as mahogany, &c 10 Curtis, Jr Lett nc
Aplerican vessels In port.
Schr Brooks. RCsebroOzs, Beaufort NJ, . o. naFH
stores. 70 VI Blackwell
schr Eliza Manning, Burbsnk, York River, Va d',
oysters, 10 master
schr Frsuk TOT Salem, Msssl Lewis ballast, 10 mss'er
Sch Greek Cdfih. Porto Csbe 10 Dec n hides, coffee
kctoN l. McCreaiy. Lett no American vessels Dec ~
lat IS o. loo 81 p In sqasl ped sea, sprung bow
spirit carried away J5ooOm, &c.
Rrlow-Paoset ship New Word, knight, I'm Liver
rooi. udss 10 0rirnell, Mutgrn Co.
A ship with ih- loss OF her mizzen mast
Also chip ard big
sniIed-B.rx Sherwood, NOrleans
Memoranda Packet ship Queen OF the West; Tor
live pool ana the ship Mslt Of Orleans for Vera
Cruz with troops, will saii % Gay, ~eaher permitting
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