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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-11-23
I'LL

The Stomach. i firmly believe that
almost every maIady of the human frame,
u.s. either by highways Or by-ways, con-
nected with the stomach. The woes of
every member are founded on your bel
~ timber; and must own never see
fashionable physician mysteriously con-
ssulting the pulse of his patient, but
1eel desire to exclaim-W Why no. tell
me poor gentleman at once, Sir, you
nave eaten too much, you've drunk too
much; and YOU have not taken exercise
enough" The human frame is not crea-
ated imperfect; it is we ourselves who
nave made it so. There exists no don
Key IN creation so Overladen as our stom-
achs,- Bubbles from Nassau.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-11-23


IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
BY JESSE E. DOW.
What doom a mortal to endure
The fclon's tou h for being poor?
Constrain gniltIess man, TO share
A Dungeons damp and bIighting air,
Away from those who lean on him
For cloths to wrap the shiverlng limb
And dread 20 meet that awful hour
When hunger yields tyrant's power,
II sickness. death or sinIess woe,
Has caused him-dreadful fate, to owe?
Oh, who would to the brute deny,
The open field, and sunny sky;
The purple hill, the verdant vale,
The stream that tells its laughing tale,
Or keep the parent from its young,
when Nature calls with trumpet tongue:
When robbed by power--forbade to pray
Stung by the law and its delay
Cbesed from the Altar and the Word,
BY bigot zeal, and Rattan Sword,
Our fathers in their weakness trOd,
This new born Continent of God;
They broke each iron link designed
BY Norman thef Tor Saxon mind;
And III Winters wilderness,
Babe Kings and laws no more oppress.
Oh! well they kept the faith: but yet,
They chained their fellow man for debt!
Great God! what contradictions start,
On every side to cramp the heart;
The Law the safe, guard of the weak,
When strong men strive and Tyrant'
speak,
Within her ample page contains,
For poverty, Dungeons chains;
And while above the widest sea
Our Wanted banner futters free;
And willie from every lip is heard
The name of Freedom. glorious word,
A freeman's form is held in chains
To satisfy the merchants gains!
And they are men, and they are free,
And at Gods alter bend the knee!
Perchance they fill the Elders seat;
a spot too pure for sordid feet;
And while they break the living bread,
And pour the blood, in mercy she'd,
And in remembrance pass in gloom
From Pilates Hall to Joseph's tomb,
They send no thought to him who lies
In chains, the laws sad sacrifice.
The thief, in deep and ardent prayer
Obtains bright remembrance there;
And stranger yet the man of blood,
Has full forgiveness asked of God!
But he, the guItess wretch. who waits,
Mans mercy in the PRISONS gates,
FOR ham. no dying Saviour bIeeds,
For HIM, no voice Of mercy pleads
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-11-23
( NO. 10.
ANIMAL. POISONS.

The venom Of the bee and the wasp
has a liquid contained in small yesicle,
forced through the hollow tube Of the
sting into the wound inflicted by that Ia
strument From the experiments of
Fontana, we learn that il bears a-striking
resemblance to the poison of the viper.
That Of the bee is much longer in dry
ing when exposed to the air than the
venom Of the wasp. The sting Of the
bee should be Immediately extracted;
and the best application is opium and OIL
i've oil; one dram of the former finely
powdered, and rubbed down with one
ouEce of the latter, and applied to the
part affected by means of lint, which
should be frequently renewed From
the rapidity with which these animals
destroy their prey, and even one anOth-
en-. we can not bOubt that their. poison is
sufficiently virulent. Soft pOultices of
fresh flesh, bread and milk, or in the alb
sence Of these, even mud. are excellent
applications to the sting Of insects, and
even the bites Of the most venemous
snakes. The specifies recommended in
such cases for Internal use, are not to be
compared in efficacy With the timely APP
plication Of a poultice Of the flesh of a
chicken or other animal recently killed.
The flesh Of TIE rattlesnake itself is in
some parts of America reckoned to pos
sess specific virtues, aud doubtless will
answer nearly, if not quite as well, as
any other good soft and moist puultice,
which will seldom fail to effect cure
when promptly applied and frequently
renewed. In this way the irritation and
inflammation induced by the poison in
the part bitten, is Often arrested and pre-
vented from extending to vital parts.
These conclusions are the results of ex-
periments made with the poison o. the
rattlesnake. in which the most ceiebra-
ted Indian and other specifics were used
with little or no advantage.-Sears' Nag
a2ane.
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. The following paragraph is from Gre
Of Mr.. Weeds late letters from London.
In walking up Regent street western
day, | witnessed scene of anguish new
to me, not SO with those better acquain-
ted with the abodes Of destitution. OBJ
serving a cvoud gathering upon the OPP
posite side Of the street, crossed over
and saw an infant that had Just breathed
its last in tue arms Of its mother. who
had been sitting or standing all day in
the street, endea7Oring to sell her match
es. The child died for want of food and
nourishmeut, and the mother who was
still pressing her dead infant to her bO-
som, was picture of restitution and
despair. There was scarcely strength
enough in her trembling limbs 10 bear
her into an Apothecary's shop, where the
restoratives tried in vain upon the child
were needed By the fainting mother
This poor woman, by her language ard
department. excited much sympathy.-
She had only received two half pence
fof matches in two daxs;;- a and ilSd G 6
other means of support. Regent street
where This Mother and Child sat star
wing, dazzes the eye and bewilders the
imagination with its wealth and masnifi-
cence. The mines of Potosl and the
treasures Of Golconda seem to have pour
ed into the luxurious lap of Regent street!
But amid all this wealth and luxury, a
Mother toiIed in vain for the coarse food,
that would enable her to give nourlsh-
ment to dying infant! And thus is
human life in this great city painfully d.
vcrSiied.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-11-23

Cincinnati has establishments that are
competent to slaughter and lrest from
TO 10000 hogs daily, aud some So pork
houses that can dispose Of a. least 25,-
GEO hogs pcr dav.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-11-23

BE | Mike Walsh, or be l not !? III
be,-RIike Walsh the 'Spartan'-Mike
the 'Subteri anean'-Alike the Editor
Mike the Senalor--whv, then, be hanged
to ye-'This is not the entertainment to
which was invited If be not Nike
"a curse on the poor devil who shifted
off sacb villainous identity on to me.
Let me see. These are the same fists
which were wont so serve me on election
day; but this sledge-too unwIeldy by
half, for an active fight. These limbs
these are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II these
tattercd, pole-cat breeches are the lnslg-
MIA of Senatorial dignity aud honors-
why hang the Senator, and restore the
Spartan-that's all.
Yes-Pm Mike Walsh-the victim of
of an unsratelul people! what have l
done, but to do as | please Are we
not all free? BE shot to you. if this is
freedom, when we can't attend to the 9th
Ward election, or a row in Bowery
without the fms ola porpose! Freedom
indeed! = Fredericksburg Recorder.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-11-23
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Mike Walsh has been sentenced to
pay $l75 dollars, and to be imprisoned
two months at hard Iabor,o n Blackweil's
island. When he gets his variegated
5reeches on, with his s,edge hammer in
his hand, he may s0iloquize somewhat
as Cnlloxys.-
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-11-23

Ompompanoosac and .Nichilimacbinach
is the exclamation of the editor OF the
Memphis Eagle, on reading the follow
ing:-'The infant daughter of the Queen
of Portugal, is to be baptized Donna
Maria Anna Ferdinanda Leopoldina Mi
clt9la Raf9la Gabrielle Carota Antonio
Julia Victoria Praxedes Gongaza de Bra
ganza Bourbon SAKE Cobourg Gotha.'
'Ompompanoosac s. observation-disclosures
If all this doesn't kill thai body, it must
have an awful constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
Conn ct lent.
correspondence of the Herald.
CONNECTICUT, Io+o
4 Wtdding IN Salem, Connecticut
FRIGND BENNETT =

4 WEDDING IN Salem, Connecticut.
FRIGND BENNETT. -
am rustlca,iDg and peregrnating, in search Of
health, through the interior of the land OF steady
habits, and have been subscriber and reader
OF your racy Herald" since almost its first publ
cation, intend occaslonayto drop you line from
where you likely would otherwise have no cores
pondent have gathered plenty of matenel, politi-
cal, social, military, &c, and though It's long since
left my Alma Mater, somewhat thai is Ii erary.
In this must however, be- brief, and will merely
give you a short sketch of The most prominent to-
PIC at This time, which is a marriage, not in Cana,
but in Salem, Connecticut: IN Christ Church, on
Wednesday afternoon, The 10 h Of April, ny the Rev.
A beer, Judge Cyrus Mann, ot Hebron, TO The
dmdbIe aud accom,I shed Miss Elizabeth h young.
~st daughter ol Ar cmss Warrington Esq Of Col
chester Tho Wedding guests ss.e niblec at the resi-
deuce OF the brides father, and after escOrtlng the
overs 10 the church ard ing the cred ceremo-
nv PERFORMED which render d The happy couple one,
(MaDu) they, by special INVITA- lon. conducted the
urlde and groom To The mansion OF the brides bro
ther-ln-law, Col Seth 4 Lathrop, where sumptu-
Gus " marriage supper" was provided, by the or
thy Colonel and his estmablr lady. Here was min
gled, ia choicest harmony with the dellcacies and
he vands, :" the feast of and the flow of
SOUL" the sparkling OF wit and the hilsrity of mr'h
OF he youthful bridesmaids, think twas their
first appearance, but not the less interesting that
account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
WADA WANUCK HOUSE,

- $40 NlNGTON, CONN.
THE above Hotel eTecte" Of between and
seventy thousand ,isrs, ID nish in svle sur
ed smIla esabl III country now open
for the reception Of company.
The hou located end of The yage over.
locking the zane and from sp ndid pazz and obs
be had beautiful SQUAD puipg
humorous islands; also of oceap from which
be nj yed rs brac and sea brs exc.
This estab shmeDt Ell
having ~ the house ho and cold salt fresh baths
at few rods distance, belonging The hotel a
hose for sea bahmg with large swimming III for gentle
men and one Tor ladies wh dressing -ttached well
=, rivats baths Attached to the hol the is Bill raid
Room and bowling Saosp and for the alton g.
tltm.n ard p4rtie Who fond Of fishing there
sale rnmpo diout sailing
change ~ them Who The ocsiiy Of
ing grounds. for which this place is o esrated.
In "f deltes The
for ooa d ia u. aeed to he following rates:-
Transco't Boald re day $40
Persons sIniug six weeks in the monhs Of
. July md August, per week, 90
For sIr waehs, or ionge n mOuths OF
May June, September, October, per
week. 500
Chi iren and servants, half price.
TIE object of the subscriber viii render his house
quiet senteel hote and the same III wishes study
the comfort oil ms than the esabshpg arbTa-
ry rules. HORATIO BL AXE
Formerly of the Of Blake Reed Of the Marine Pavilion
R0ckaway, and Wavery Hopse, New York. ms eod9w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
EXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTIMORE.

THIS hu having und goe many imp RANT alte ratious
and thor "a repairs having been parr with
nch aud elegant furniture gam open for e reception Of
COMPANY.
The position OF this Hotel is well 10 equire
tan OF It's advsnta confessed be- for reo ie of bus-
ness or pleasure one Of the favorable IN city
The present proprietor intens industry shall
not b. wanting 10 I'M rove its natural advautages
penntendlnce and he respectfully socs the patronage
friends the public. "
Baitim re, April 20, I8is a2s sod3nI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
NEW YORK WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY H. s4a
TIE WARN

TIE WARN
SALT WATER
PATH is at the foot of Desbross-s street. NJ r.
For advantages fire s Medical Journals.
Eve Tickets on~ Dollar apl6 im~r
MONEY 10 D-ABnAHAM J, JACKSON, Pawn
l1 Booker, No So Reads street., Broadway oney
la small sums be required jewel
silver dry goods wearing apparel ,esnns po-
perry oil everv description. a2g lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17

FARM FOX SALE, conta forty
~ FIVE under cultivation and the balance good growth Of
~wood.
On pre- is house in good repair coach house
and arge barn IL front OF the house excellent well Of
water scored the werther ny well house, and
6ne front Of the house On he above described firm
fruit ,buod,nc such apples, Cherries peas, ounces
currsnts, goo,ebsr1es &C.
Toe above fsrm is Two lie. FROM the steamboat l'nang
m he Of Rye the North road. A full
view of Sound light when lighted;
every respect desirable location for genenan
depcs.
This farm is in WestchesteI County Call premises
Mr. J. II. WEIGH, IS Leonard street,
aI8 Imsec the Police Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
PALMOS ARCArE BATH,
80 HAMBs r STREET
THE GENTLkMENS SALOON NOW OPDN.-0reat


Baths with robes or she ets.. .37k
Is lcke for. S.
The subscriber having leased the above establishment for
Of menc'd in prevcmsnts on scale which
completed, will he hattes himse tast~
ly elegance guihcepce wi similar establishment
in hav visited The be-, conducted ba hs in Eu
zone he feel hssta assuring his fellow citiz tina,
The scrt shch for the thirty acrratd in
ending tho W. COST spepdi
or fort ard nee, hall the pre-
. ut ii n be To- sight Of and Tn the impr
and # the EuoI Bats he wi take the liberty
Of adding f. nv'p'iye rsoa ces Of his own cuuv ted
aud well ka, all that he has observed wanting
der the Of bath the me plus ira" Of n.
The Laii~s sal wdl be in readiness 10 few dJs.
fu DESCRIPTION of he impr vii be given when
compl ned the whole III own open Lub.is ms .con
I'm E-3mec FEhD NhND PALMll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
DAY AND EVENING.

,,,.,r HSI los NASSAU STREET:
n.sod to sT " ;hs Sa
yo% the such IN rsesSeoe mp on
hs 6s
,:sn deass %f'sas
double entry b'os hsepng in FIVE forms. acquired
Ansola his leisure write up pos,
state If affairs 10 sra%lGs aud ysny book.
Arranged By hs .i@oe concise and ifaeoy forms
sne n az se Jones On
Hot, Alderman Ar old Neon and the office Of the
day Mercury. no sod2sT
sri H4zS HaoTa1 3
community chat he Keeps that arg and sp establish
Gs hi o T% & GeH h sa&
% he sss S %s Se
e. forty s. Mt on Cent? .,re,t aud one hundred and
admirably pro. det with or, sitting readiaE
a IN III. @ and Ss
e.;jy and comfort to render
he .tapl9; stsched is ase and well and
and rage. may be mad al any time TO
An from this Intel s.,iy. to aud for the depot
to he for the d,ton Of trave
on II, R,r'sd Mocha se FIR Omnibus are to this note.
kOssv LIE B,A1 49,, b,taDOL, STATEN
VIZ WLSTTHC RI rssrectiny informs his friends snd the
PARENTS and guardians also Informed W W. male, il
OF susrd possible morals
OF children ed has from twelve years
Rradine. writing, orlhogapny, arthur nc, geosraph.
and grammar taught The ocat de ghul and hy;
the
Barclay dav at O'Clock Rossviile
Terms for board and tuition, including washing x25
quarter paid in advance. References
David More, Staten Island.
w Seymour, Esq, Chath- m Square N. Y
H.nr' Stewart sesuine ESQ, Sta en- Island.
VIM udam, IA beekman
John Quinn. Esq 81 Munroe street
Messrs Colvill aud Flrmins Esq, Is Cedar street.
Capt Edward Ferber ESQ Hicks street, Brooklyn.
Mrs. V'rian 81 e. ridge street New yort. ago imsr
FEW GENTLEMEN Of steady habits eau De accommo
"A dated with good board aud pleasant ami
w. ct 20i Fuit' street Also few day boader,
modaed the most reasonable parIor aud bedroom
to let "'th or without hoard a5
TO COTTON AND @OOLsN MANUrAC URKKS
l. AND tALIi'O ri TtHS.-For safe, an excellent
building, With VII e. nd good water
With 'od u'e md oar bu -four five Of Land
all 10 good orier 'tuited GsdVinsvie four miles moth
ofPateroo v ceDdr pied a factory. ANY
persop at the above BUSINESS wou do well 10
call, for luther parIi- ulafs,
JOIN A. VAN RIPFR
Corner of T Imam and Rridse stIeers,
mN lmstc or GOLD ST, Brookvn " 2
THE. p,rtuers OIL Pum. has this d.y oee dssved
i by mutual consent The business Of the firm will he
closed by Johu Prime.
JOHN PRIME
PETER PRIME
New York; May Il, l843.
Tee ssb riber wi continue he business AZ Orpge
mia lw"ec JOHN PRIME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
CORBYN'S COTTAGE,
STRIKERS BAY,

STRIKERS BAY,
rs NOW OPEN. and full operation, for the Spring and
Surm seasons.
sALOO for yve feet in length has been erected for
tbs odaon Of large parties at dinners supper con-
GERS, OF cotiilons
has opened for the bar rendering
tn. lide,, p ricrs puiet snd sell cited
Oh the WIVES, Lieu ms, CorrKcTI VARIES CREAMS &C.
or THE VERY FIRST aUsLTiY
Civil oueins attendants engsged, aud effort
vii be sed t. sustain the equation ni house has already
.COaBiN's COTTAGE
desirable and satisisct.rv.
an Ordinary every sunday o'clock Ii kets s, cents
-suykers BAy is situated panas OF the Hudson
sI tn City hall by the Bloomined.le road Stages
every hour from he Of Tiyou face and Chatbam
street. FIRE l2h oents ma lmr
THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN EATI> G HOUSE,
John stree, beibg the
re sd ha kchento be alt red to the West India plan
having the Of the ho-ses TO prevent he
and cooking, whoh Is general oeus
most Ca he d. opg saloon enlarged CO.
ed il Superior Fre CHI style will ma bic Ia les, oil
paintings ble statues Of General Washn gen, &c where
this the genteel snperb aud conf bic
tahII.hnens the UDion-wh.r from 6n TO 70 dishes
i.y Sc up iroa md ds tho best Java COT
fee aud he finest bach Tea censa eup the bst Care'
Wine ii 6 cents a small bott e, g.
The Sub,cfiher sensb q, the truth tht retrenchmeni
the order tie diy IL confident that NO exists where
for lowucss OF CHI havu been lis cons ant aim to eodta
10 creI the economical prices Is useless 10 men
to more The fame q his House BENG ng since cn6sh az
first fits Those Ia doubt OF the
nvi ced by the Of gentlemen of the first
responsibility that dairy
With thanks to generous and dscmDair public Tor their
a cont uauce of patronage, freely Mgns Inns. II
mill 2w-r HENnY GOSLING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17

CURLED HAIR,
HAIR SEATING.
% 900 FoUnDs sau,h .,@sric.n Curled Hr, Of
ofHir Sealing in end figured IS 30 inches inclusive
suitable for uphoseres and biuct uakes--exeasvely
manufactured aud always or ha, for sale by US, -TI
JOHNSON GREEN,
M 1852 William street.
Orders from all parts of the United erecut. promptly
and with fidelity for cash approved city other
satisfactory payer. at font months. ms Ims m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17

PULLEY corps EXPRESS,
3WALL STREET
Tha subscriber The old condu of Harnden Co.'s Ex
pres. from New Yok, will
ing New York. Alnsny and Troy daily and viii forward
Spscle nk Notes Psrksees Bundles, Cses OF Goods Par
GELS, &c &c connection with Messr Bailey H. wards
GREET Western Exp ess, end from the foown places
~: Utica s.raen,s, Osweso Auburn, Seneca Ellis neva
Cleay aud AID hcaso: also Kingston Toron aud mil
ton, in Canada West BY Jacobs North, Exp White
Montreal ,Ss 9'soce Canad, saM They will ais. cen
and Washington.
Ptcu attention will be pSd the collection Of Notes
Drafts &c and prompt mad b. fst kYpyes Each
will be provide with of Wlders Patent
miAsion of valuable papers. &c
PULLEN corp ~, Wall street, New York
A. F,bK,Ts. 2ss Riyrr street, Trc'.
Refers Mes Prime, W,rd 4 King Jaccb Little &
Co., John T. -mnh Co, Pepoon fnan, Ca pen er 4
Yer llye. Houghton Co Drew, Robinson c., N orb;
81 SEnsnIss ESQ 1ho a7, Cough Fac Albany Iha
u spas, do, u Leake. do. Trov m6-od
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17

DHOrOGRAPH PORTRAITs.-Dr. l.. Nj. CYRUS
the Of this produce by II not ony
likeness Of the original rir iii bu also puri,y gn
briliiaEcy OF cD'oring, wich III
whe her ancient m rof the lebr ted ar,ist
Grat foi ths encOu Ngemrn he has receed his
erous friends ami the pubic gene ally L. IA CIV us
would fin inform them that he has ed up The accom- mo-
duon of ladies suite OF rooms IN III Piece House come
of Bosdva where he his SKIN sno
his st.ron u who may .onJr HIM with th,n vors will
iau him o the patronge hithe literally
bestowed On him.
The Doctor gives instruction of
gpsIreosy and Pnyu art Isuuaens 70 TAXING
hs aIgs or sm sc lie, for saIel also the
chemical srations the ttAinx OF port Phyto.
grsp or coiors Terms moderate MIC imsr
"EkANIlis PATENT LIEE BUhT,' Ofhce No.
wall
TAU DE FLEUR D'VRAN0E * MADEIRA VINE
II For sale by H. ~ QUIDOkT, No. SO Clinton street.
low price ma m m