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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

.aails have arrived since our last frors n
.qslarters-from France, Germany, ls'N IL.
Denmark Al agree in regardto one 20 t..
. the early commencement and the infess Z u
| sae cold. In Holland the Maese ars Cst'er
4 reat r.vers are frozen over. while IN S -
.-.rk ana the south Of $ eden the snew 10
very deep On the grouna
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04
From the .Ne,c Harea Palladium.

Every body knows, we presume, that Ben
8edict Arnold was the object Of scorn and con-
Tempt IN England, after his treachery, and
ihat he was often grossly insulted in that
country The following anecdote. however,
winch we have never seen in print, may be
new to some of our readers.
Shortly after the peace of '93 Arnold was
presented at court While the King was
Econversing with him Lord Balcarras, state
y old nobleman, who had fought under Ge-
heral Burgoyne in the campaigns of Ameri
pa, was presented The King introduced
hem with,
81 'Lord Balcarras Arnold"
@ "What, Sire" said the naughty old Earl,
drawing up his lofty arm, '.the traitor Arnold"
ind refused to give him his hand
Ri The consequence, as may be anticipated,
Nwas a challenge from Arnold. They met, and
was arranged that the party should fire to-
ether. At the signal, Arnold fired; but Lord
|alcarras, throwing down his pistol, turned
IN his heel, and was walking away, when
y &rnold exclaimed,
"Why don't you fire, my Lord?"
"Sir," said Lord B. looking over his shout
3&er, 81 leave you to the executioner."
M VEsrRIs's EPITApmc wiT-Every body
s<ss5es heard of the late Colonel Congreve, oil
80 w NC A-~l- ID Cor his
4 myentlve genius in the art OF destroying his
elbow creatures-(the College of Physicians
kekere mere children of innocence compared
0aih cur firework Congleve.) The Colonel
VINO was musical amateur, one day accom-
PANIED Madame yestris and a party of ladie.
Msiew Purcell the composers monument
and. with good emphasis and with good DIS
crefion," read aloud the epiiaph-'.He i.
CONC to that place where alone his HARMONY
can be ezcelled. "-Vestris, the satirical littl,
sytcn, who never loses an opportunity O.
launching a witticisnl, Immediately exciaim
ed-sLal Colonel; the same epitaph vii
serve for you, by merely altering one word
n thus-"He is gone to that place where alon
bis FIREWORKS can be exceeded" All laugh
"a bat the Colonel. who spouted no NOR
epitaphs that morning.
Nj Land Of sNad--A country clergyman wh
mas somewhat lengthy in his discourse, latei
koi as Gar as .ttteesta-lg and siEfeerata-lg =
Iore he discovered that his officers were M
bid, nodding under the effects of his soporl
srous hom'iy He cut short with an ''improv'
nent,n divided into eleven heads.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

Definition Of a Dentist-The follosctag. 1
The only epigrans furnished By the schoie IF ~
.4nauais for 1880. IL appears ia " TIE
and Is a TRANSLATION from the Fs~ac, -
~fe.~~
"a dentist, love. = -. - soos
Fos lbo-- sceth OF oohes
A.. se W .,ar fate hss left withouti
--..a fu...s provision for bis s50n,
1 BY pulling other peoples oas.".s
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

where these bank notes 60 not circ uia!e'
Rnt # as IS the case at present, the bank
notes are convertibleinto specie; if you can
INV with bank notes as much as you can
Inv with silver, 4 fin the transactions oil
the country abroad, the merchants, who,
f the notes were not equal to coin, would
90 20 the bank 6, ship the coin, can pay aS
much debt in foreign countries with the
notes as By sending the coin; there seems
ro,hing wanting 70 complete the evidence
of rhe souuduess and uniformity oflhe ccr-
rency.
Oa the whole, the committee are ofoP'n-
ion that the present state Of the currency
i safe for the community, and emIncntiy
,.a6Il 10 the Government That for some
.o,-s past. 1t has been improving by the
,nfrsior into the circulating medium Of g
Iarocr portion orthe coin, and tAe au0sll'n
too of paper Of more solvent banks IN leu
or those of inferior credit; and that, II lett
IN 0.e progress of existing laws and lnsu-
mrionq. the partial inconyenIencIes, which
sill remain, Of the paper currency OF the
last war, will be wholly and inscnslbly
rcncdicd. Uuder these circumstances
thew deem it prudent to abstain from all
legislation; to abide by the practical good
Which the country enjoys, and orut no.
thne to hazard by doubtful experiment.
The committee submit, for the lniorma-
ton of The Senate, certain questions pro-
pounded to the President Of die Bank OF the
United States. together with his answers
thereto, aud document furnished by that
officer, showing the rates Of exchange al
which drafts are drawn by the Bank OF the
United States aud its Offices Of discoun.
and deposite; and ask to be discharge
from the further consideration OF ms sab-
iect
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

he intrinsic value Of the dollar has be s',
tn 70 he less than Is. 3D.? Ifs what
is that intrinsic value! %
A. The reason is, that we choose 70
ooil our dollar Is Cd when it has never
been worth four and six pence ana o. o.
course when it goes abroad, It IS estimated
no, by the name we give II, but according
TO ITS real value.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21
THE CUBA CONSPIRACY.

Letters received in New York from llirt-
reprerent the conspiracy lately detected 30 a
island Of Cuba as much more scrous and alwa
IN its nature than had hitherto been supposed -
Twelve other persons had been apprehentct
the charge Of being concerned in the plot Ans
tie prisoners Is one ofthc name Of Rolo one % =
principal leaders, if not the chief Of The conPrs
an advocate a man Of talent, enterprise and o.
quence. a masonic lodge, It seems. had ben 2
stltuicd under the name Of the Black Els1
Mexico a correspondence WI Mexico bad -
set on foot, and troops were expected from y
country and from Hayti. On lhe landing Of A'
troops the standard OF independence Wa % +,
raised, and Liberty proclaimed 20 tlIe slne =
were to be invited 10 assist 90 putting do
government u Old Spain. Such ls ihe sll'-
of the letters.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21
stray MnTFEnR.

H1AHE 90 tie residence q. ihe ~
W Boggs's Ran. uear Wheelia .s5,,.F s gcl
past, 4 IgIfITE AND RED SPOi ~ .r,.si
FER, marked both ears supposed % - ,,o,s Z,
old. The owner is desired 10 come aiio
perry, pay charges, end take Der ,, ss" III Ak
April ~ 1880 |Ah|0
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

SENATE OF THE U. STATES,
MARCH 10, 1880

Nh. SMITH, OF Maryland, made the
following Report
trhe COMMITTEE ON Finance, to"hi.' was
referred "a resolution of the o''H 'o'0' '
Der. 1929 directing thc COMMUNE 10
inoure INTO jhc oVpedieucy OF es,~liis'
inG am Uniform National Courtney ioi
Che Uute0 States, aud 60 reJ.--l -.-'eo"
~. LLn S.n.L..
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21


NJ Beolilm, the fliber Of the ilIc dii1 .
toru-y 100 Ono uas among the carly ODD l.o
sing settlers n Western Penn-} ism1 ~
fore part OF tbo lcgoiuuouag was ic l)n-
expedition to descend inc Ono pd aDI f"
90 81. Louis, tor lhe purpose Of m1c1Hl5
cl0ihug and munitions Of WM. ~ d. rr.la
the parry, ne4 tne month Of tie Lido li'.u
were atrIcl,c1 by ,bout SIX hundred lnd-n
ors. who ha1 been sccre,ed b-lmd
ilni When the Indians wCls asco's''.i' 7
pa ty iauItj on tho Kcumcly shore. an1
ihemseige- iu tbe best posture oi dcieD1e
ono Vi the parry was Killed, except No D. -
aud another person All, Bcnhln vas sa, !,
both OF lis thighs. and having lsnon an's
eeIs' lay ~. .lscOyeryi while le insa
scH.H;l ms comp1nlou.. Aler zoe -.
-'fed, NJ Beubam concluded il1i 9s-'- IA +.
eyHabie, unless be could getto ihe n.l-I 49,
in9 crock which was about four ni1s '..t 2
tie commenced the journey by dilAl-s
forward by The use Of IDS hands. ~ .D.I
found his only surviving companion ~ ,r-...
arms were shot through aud broken. a.
tefcTs Were Of mutual assistance lo c. -
Mr.. BeHham. having uie use u hs h'Ili ~
ed roots and the bark Of soft woJd-,Dl -. i
subsls;ed and hls companion, having
hi- feet brought water from thc n'ei
which he held In hi8 teeth. Tbcr bad ~,
preached the place Of iher dcsi'n li'o1 80 81
were humanely taken Of b. sose Jan
were descending tlie river. 81. Benii d. -. q =
aud was IN Gon. 81. Cllir' army 81 ils W. VI
defeat " i. DaB 40.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

ton 10 maintain public peace. In ,bs w.
confidence Of Frenchmen. and !, We % l-t
which they have always shown w., ~ ,'',
Kings" ' "l
FROM ENGLISH PAPERS
State Of the Comty-Inho1F
Lords on the 25lh OF February I - s. G
of Slanhope brought forward ,, wy l''
winch he had given notice, TIA, tbo 'i ~ G
should go into committee Of tbe WIS ''I-S
take INTO consideration the internal u.
the natlon.-lie accompanied m. , .-.'
with long speech, which prod.rsl,r
little impression. as II was lost By Vs.
of ll8 to 30. The Duke Of Wellm,
10 the course Of the debate, repeuc5 +"
Just the reproaches against tbe r.. e. '-.
ment for being Indifferent 10 bo NV.
distress. He stated that the ,or;,, ...''.
interest was not flcring alone. ana u
the fall Of rents, and the value Of oa'.s
tural products was small, in CON-, .'''
with the losses experienced in m,nns
lures, commerce, and the morcau,lo ~.
rine.
Ia the House of Lords on the 2eb Il
Bishop of Bath and Wells, in nrosor.' "
a petition from his Diocees, sugses,,o. v
propriety Of giving to each Door 6m5S,
small spot Of land for culture, in o,5o.
alleviate the condition of the Door ca. y
melancholy picture Of the existing 4,
trcss: his suggestion, however. recci,5
no support; indeed, perhaps it isnan
actly of a nature to insure that spcc...
practically, which ought to attend e,,-
well framed recommendation to alloy,.
the public misery. Several petitions Me-,
afterwards presented for throwing o,..
the India Trade, and alter tho Src...
Corn averages, the latter, evident N ue
the view Of obtaining an undue adyaBnn
for the agricultural interest.
The Duke Of Richmond gave motto, n
a motion for Tuesday week, to inoure I,
to the condition Of the aboring CLASSES
Lord Tynham explained that his inlenil
motion on the same subject, was 10 inolr
into the duties OF oversecrs, for Che pn
pose of relieving the poor from the prese,
system Of oppression, to which they ss
IN some places exposed The MARQUIS
of Lansdown moved for returns shoan,
the effect Of the Act of 1915, for rgul.
ting the salaries and pensions of 0hceu
of State.
In the House of Commons on The SAN,
night, Mr. John Wood presented a pei.
ton from several thousand cotton weaver
al Preston, describing the severe Gslra
which they were enduring; and the remetl
suggested by them, and approved by be
honorable member, was the repeal Of he
Corn Laws. A number Of similar PED.
tons were presented, and Suggestions q
different kinds made to redress admre
grievances; the predomnatng oplom
however, was, that q repeal Of lhe Ni
Tax would be the best mode Of dmnas
ing the public distress.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

Toying ID Ytace the institutions 20
Is my firms desire,o establisb,boVr', which ,
The Charter has placed the libe,,'y SsIng'
people under the safeguard Of lbo ' Is, Of o.
my crown. These rights are '' ssa ,ls1'' d
duty to my people requires me ~ a''co' ~
them Inylolate to my successors " u'n'c
Peers Of France, Deputies Of y
ments, | doubtno, Of your co Oh ~ DePa,
cfGcting the desired COOS. T'1'11on &
ject with contempt Tie base jn ~ WI. O,
which malice endcayors 70 r,''o-.
Should criminal practices rise r pn e,a
my government, obstacles Which, 's'I.
DOT and wish not TO lofosee. ! sboa', en- /.
strength to surmouut them in Inv - %.
ton to maintain public peace. in ~ '0',.,
confidence Of Frenchmen, and in ~. -t
which they have always shown % ~ .,'
Kings" ''' ",
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LADIES DEPARTMENT.
TO YOUNG LADIES.

We consider that fatal and most indeli-
cate, nay, gross maxim, that " a reformed
rake makes the best husband" an apho-
rism to which the principles and happiness
ofso many young women have been sacri-
feed. 1t goes upon the proposterous sup
position, not cnly that effects do not follow
cases, but that they oppose them on the
supposition, that habitualvice creates rec
titudo of character, and that sin produces
happiness thus flatly contradicting what
the moral government Of God uniformly
exhibits in the course Of human events,
and what Revelation so evidently and uni
versally teaches.
For it should be observed, that the ref
ormation is generally, if not always, sup
posed to be brought about by the all-con-
ouering force of female charms. Let but
profligate young man have a point to
carry by wining the affections of vain
and thougthtloss girl; he will begin his
attack upon the heart, by undeming her
religious principles, and artfully removing
every impeachment which might have OBJ
structcd her receiving the addresses Of a
man without ridicuIe the mention of that
change of heart, which scripture teaches
and experience proves that the power Of
divine grace can work on vicious char
actcr while he will teach her to sncer at
change that he would treat with con-
tempt, because he denies the possibility
Of SO strange and miraculous conversion
vet he will not scruple to swear, that the
power Of her beauty has wrought revolu-
ton in his own loose practices, which is
equally complete and instantaneous.
But suppose it possible that his reforma-
ton were genuine, it would even then by
no means involve the truth ofthe proposit-
ion, that past libertinism insures future fe-
licity; yet many weak girl, confirmed in
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NEw BoOKS.

vv,HE subscriber would inform his friends
! the public in gennrsI, tha, he has receive
. new supply Of BOOKS, which added TO his
E,r,uer stock makes his assortment complete.
.amone which are
Emerson's north american arithmetic, FIRST pert
smi,h's practical arithmetic. On new Plsn IN
which mental sii,hmcticn combihsd with
out the use Of states
Ro,hland novel in 3 vols
Penowen do Pir,te do
George Barnwell .Aniiqusry
The Ring Common Prayer Books
Childrens Books. Toys, &c
.ilso.-nR assortment ef States, together with
q variety Of School Books usually found in
Book Store.
~ HE still continues Tho BOOK BINDING
N oil its variety at his old stand.
NATHANIEL CHURCH, JR.
Bristol, 1880
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MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
BY REQUEST.
MAGNIFY THE LORD.

MAGNIFY THE LORD.
My soul doth magnify tho Lord,
My spirit doth rejoice,
In God my Saviour and my King
l hear his joyful voice.
l need not go abroad Cor joy,
have feast at home,
My sighs are turned into songs
The comforter is come.
Down from above, the blessed dove,
Is come into my breast,
To witness Gods eternal love,
This is my joyful feast.
This makes me Abba Father cry,
With confidence of soul,
This makes me cry, my Lord my God (;
And that without control.
There is a stream that issues forth
From Gods eternal throne;
And from the Lamb living stream,
AS clear as crystal stone.
This stream doth water Paradise :
1t makes the Angels sing;
One cordial drop revivcs my soul,
Whence all my joys do SPRING
Such joys as are unspeakablc,
And full of glory too:
Such hidden mana hidden pearls.
AS worldlings never knew.
/ see thy face, hear thy voice,
taste thy sweetest love;
My soul doth leap, but 0 for wings
The wings Of Noah's dove,
Then would my soul fly hence away,
Leaving this worlc ofsin
Then would my Lord reach forth his han
And kindly take me in.
Then would my soul with angels feast
On joys that ever last
Blessed be my God, the God ofjoys,
Who gives me here ataste.
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To extract grease-spots from Linen
The following method is not generally
known, and is certainly the most simple,
and 1--WE speak from experience) the best
we ever met with Take magneisia in
the lump wet it, and rub the grease-spots
well with it in little time brush it off,
when no stain or appearance ofgrease will
be left on the linen.
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March 6.

yV;OR sale by the subscriber, at his store M al
~ ket street, Q doors East Of p. Barney
Tavern,
Sugars. Teas, M GLASSES, Cofiao
Rum, Gin, Brandy, Wines and Cordials
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars
Earthern. Tin. nd 40 den Wurs
Spices Of all kinds
Essences, do do
Tongues and Sounls. and Mackerel
.spplss by bushcl or less qnantny
Backing and Black Ball
Whips, Broon,s and Brushes
Butter and Cheese
Crackers and Hardbread
Shaving Soap and Dishes
Salt Pork and hams Pickles
Coarse and Fine Salt
Rye and linn Meal
Furna ces Baskets Corn
S:l. l.oking Tobacco. &c. &c.
III the above articles will he sold ~ CHEAP
as can be purchased in this Town.
STEPHEN MASON, JR.
March 8
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this Palatable doctrine, by examples she
has frequently admired of those surprising
fefonmations SO conveniently effected in
he last scene Of most Of our comedies, has
not supplied to risk her earthly and eter-
nal happiness with a man, Who is not O.
shamed to ascribe to the influence Of her
beauty power of changing the heart,
which he impiously denies to Omnipotence
ITSELF Hannah Moore.
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'O5 poIuIv 'usIisM
.Ir 'HLfNG gEWEr

% 'I'AeV usAsA
II .HLfNg GHW-Er
'stuis1 aiquuosssI ,soW sql uo
pus 'sossu lsqs " Poisdsi oisM uL 90
'o1Iiou IIoqs ~ psI!ndsi
pus sPsa 'sad:G sAo,S uL pun uoiI ,ssqS
Isuusm slqSjnp ,sou
eq, q! pus H,ols % ,ssq on, - epsm oq II!~
qs!qA'uoid!iosap lisAs 10 EHy "a NIL
70 'uewposss wv 'pusq no 5u!ds'N spu''u! sq
0IsqA 'Is.oq s.aIoo o,!soddo doqs oql - 'ssSu!s
no 20 qsusiq sAoqs on. u! Jlasw!q psqs!Iqu'sa
ssq Sq Isql '6iu!olA pun usueM 70 suar! NC
-Ia oYi s'uicyn 6lI,y,osdsej Isqiosqns 3H 00
1aI0H s.1sO srsoddO RI
AaHHOM AOHi LaaHs aLt IL NIL
YHAOR Destroying Supe.fmous Hair In
10y falliblc Depilatory Compound for destroy
ing superhuous hair.
This compound SO eflectually destroys The
hair. ,hst it may be removed in few minutes
afjer its application, and is therefore particular
ly recommended TO ladies. who possess that
great Disagreement 10 female beauty, superhu-
ous hair, Oh their faces. neck and arms.
may be used with the most cntirca'a icty. For
sale by JAN ESGAh DNEi''
may iy
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Statistics Of JNsp York-There are Sc
counties in the state, cities, 744 towns,
2s6 Incorporated villages, and 1903 pest
Offices.
The estimated value Of real estate is
$257, $50, 1877, personal $7l ,3ST, ,i02, TO-
tai 1897 ,S3s, ,SSs.
The whole number ofnewspapers in tho
state is 2ll, o. which 80 are anti-masonic.
In the city Of New York there are ~
Newspapers, 81 Of which are daily. The
total pumber Of sheets snsuslly issued by
them is s,1e9, $40 requiring snsuslly co.
4l5 rsa,ms Of paper.
The whole number Of banks in the state
ir As, with an aggregate capital Of $780,
e54 900. In the city Of New York ID,
with capital of 81, 5,330, 900, besides 2
incorporated and not subscribed.
The amount Of tax paid into the New
York CITY treasury by the banks of that
city in 500, was, on real estate, $2,G7l,-
10, and on personal $53,039. insurance
Companies, real S. 905, so, personal S41-
816. Miscellaneous companies, real
$1I85,8O personal $5,762 4i.-Total a.
mount of taxes $lO4,721 38.
The number Of attorneys and COUNSEL
lors in the state in 1890 was l248,in 1929
1888.
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stung in the pipe by accidentally swallow.
ing one in draught of any kind of liquor,
the alarmining symptoms that ensue may
be almost instantly relieved by swallowing
repeated doses Of water saturated with
salt.
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SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
M "A KEfWG

UMHE subscriber would inform his friends in
- Warren and Vic nifty, that hs continues
the above branch Of business. at lis old 'tand
few doors East of,he Baptis: Meeting House,
where he wi mako ha;sa- and Wagon Har-
ness, Saddles and Brides. Travelling aud oTnei
Trunks Portmnnteaus, Valiscs, Fire Buckets
Ships Hose and Bellows, &c.'&c.
Carriages and Harness cleaned and 'cpeired.
He has OH hand for src, nn assortment o
Saddles. Harnt sses. Bird es, Halers, Whips,
Curry Combs, Sc, which hc will sell cheap Tor
cash or approved credit.
Chaises, Gigs. Carryas, and Wagons, furnish
cd al short notice.
- a share OF patronage is respectfully ST.
litcd.
THEODORE B.4R.NEY.
Mar rch 6.
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THE GATHERER.

A LASTING IMPRESSION. A minister
ore celebrated for gesticulation than ell
oqucncc, remarked, "To judge from ap-
pearances at our last meeting, l trust that
| made an impression that will last long"
/" You did, sir" replied one Of his hear
ers, :" Upon. .the-pulpit cushion"
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LIME s. POTASH.
Whitewash Lime
Common do
First quality of potash
just received and for sale by
G.. TsGARDN'ER,
March ~ Water-st
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The lives of women are comedies in 8
acts, the first Of which is devoted to love,
the second to pleasure, and tho third to
devoti IN.
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A woman should be from home but
times-when she is mar led, when christ
ened, and when she is buried.
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A lady in the State of Connecticut, who
was in the habit ofspending most of her
time in the Society other neighbors, hap
|penei one day to be taken suddenly ILL.,,
and sent her husband in great haste for the
physician. The husband run few rods,
but soon returned, exclaiming, My dear
where shall find you when l get back -
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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-10

Cure for the sting Of Wasps.-It has
been found (says the London Mechanics
Magazine) that the best remedy Tor the
sting of the bee and the wasp is an appli-
cation of salt, ,moistened with little water;
and even in u case where person has been