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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
TTAVE YOU A COUGH do not

I AVE YOU a CUUGH 10 not
Il Il neglectit thousands have mat premature death
for the want Off little attention Ia common cold
Have you "a Cougb.-OR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT,
safe medical prescription, containing poisonous drng,
and used extensive practice for several years will
most positively afford relief and you from that awful
disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annual y
sweeps the grave hundreds of the young, The old the
fair the lovely and the gay.
Have yon Cough?-Be persuaded to purchase bottle
of the Expectorart TO DAY tomorrow, may be too
late.
Have you Cough ?-Jayne's Expectorant i, the only
remedy you should take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason that in OF the thousand cases
where il has been used has failed to relieve.
Prepared and sold By DR.. jayne sos Broadway, New
York I 10 Inn
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D ARE OPPORTUNITY for persons

% ARE OPPORTUNITY for persons
la DESTROYS of entering into lucrative business with
limited mems.
paen, having been secured for taking Pumbe Celoed
Daguerreotype Lkenesses and also for Punbe Gavanc
Gliding and Plating Apparatus the patentee will dispose
OF Rights Apparatus aud Instruction the most favorable
terms.
The superiority and simplicity of this Apparatus is
great that with lew days practice would be
abicd TO business and make money. The entire
Apparatus so portable admit OF being packed in
space Of a5oui two cutie feet
All post paid letters promptly attended to. Address
Ppmhe Dag urrrisB Gallery 25I Broadway, ~ Y 2l m1
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by Specidl Appointment
TOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
81 TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTION.-Th high charac.
ter OF these Pens has induced the attempt The ps
ssveral direpnlabe makers practice fraud notony upon
dr Gis;t, but also upon the pubSc An inferior article
bearing the misspella game, thus, Glo onttng the final
l. is now in the market II can readily be detected By
unfinished appearance and the rety common style which
II is put up.
Observe the genuine Peas all marked in full
Joseph Silotrs Patent" Joseph elliott warranted
and that each gross bears fac smile Of his enature
The above SAY be had wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP
wis " OIL Jnhn-strer1. corner OF Sold
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HAVE YOU EVER TRIED IT?-Ii

z a not do not delay another day. but send immediate
u; you have bten one Of the wise and prudent AID al
ready bought bottle the ques,Oa sett!eyeu have re-
covered your hearing. S ARPAS Oil FOR DEAF
NESS never fails. II is the only medicine that will cure
Thousands OF deaf persons will give their testimony In its
favor The beauty Of the thing is that tcures you without
producing any pain.
Prepared by DR.. B. BELL and is sold on agency at Dr.
D. Jay Bes Office No. sos Broadway, New York. Price,
81 n bottle 10 1mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

FAMILIES wishing to obtain pure old
& fashioned BROWN or fALE YELLOW SOAP en-
by applying the subscribers who manufacture il
from the best materials and warrant free from Ash OIL
other injurious suhstaxces much usel in making Suap
and by which is rendered offensive and frequently has
sticky quality by which il may be detected.
Also Talent Mould and Margarine Candies. white and
yaregated Soap in bars and cakes manufactured
fl53t+ by w. HULL l. SON, 1903 Cf.st.
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70 FARM FOR SALE at Auction

suz. Will be sold at public auction under The direction
o. fe'i.rick Cohn, Esq. Master Chaneey, that wen
known Farm late OF John Wolfe deceased situate within
hall niue OF ,ie village Of White Plains, in the Couay
Thursday The sd day Of February instant, at O'clock
In the sitefnoon-Sad Farm contains So good ahd
under an excellent stale OF cultivation well walered aGd
ie ences and outbudings 10 good repair Upon he
premises IS a new and convenient yelling House. -,
There will be sold at the time Int OF wood lano
containing acres, lying separate ircm said Farm.
About one hall OF the purchase money remain opa
the premises For further particulars inquire lsBbLL
pURDY sQ The premises; ELISHA HORTON or J. ".
TOMPKfNS, al White Plains. lefto.3p
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HULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice 10 Rup
Z L lured Persons-Persons afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the world Affords
application the Office, No. Vesey-strect 10 either OF
the agents in the principal towns in The United States. Be
careful examine the back pad Of fIul trnsses 10 see
they endorsed by Dr. Hull in wiring. None GEM.
Inc, 10 be relied upon good without his signature
Many persons have undertaken TO limitations OF
uis celebrated and thousands imposed upon In
consequence. These limitations be relied upon they
made by uishiliu mechanics, and no better than
the ordinary trIsses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. vesey street. e1cu-
svey for ladies', having separate entrance from the bust
department. where female is constant attendance
wait female 70 II
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EEAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
Il 4 Me,!a awarded j. Hayden for his very supe-
Pens by the American Institute last FAIR The
Government have gIyen them The Preference and the best
accountants and many OF the pablo Institutions will use no
other Pens, They have justly obtained the highest repuia
ucn ana surpassed fequalec by any the country
The trade Supplied the Manufacturers prices by The
agents J. & 2. HAYDEN, flai,-s,eei
Agents also for Sians School and Cornang houss Ink
SaEdh my9 IF
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VX7HO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES
Wv OF JAMES HAIR TONIC.

SuNaERvILLE, y. }. Nov. 26, 1912.
Dr. jayne Dear S-1 send you che following certificate
obtained from SIR. Quick would just that became
acquainted with BIN about two years ago. Al that time he
was entirely bald with the exception OF cck OF bair on
the part OF bis head, about th size of half dollar
tha, lock of hair he told mehad been made grow by
the use OF your Tonic; previous which, Re positively
AYERS that he had single tar on hs head The hair
his head completely and from four TO i've
ANOTHER Poor OF THE EFFICACY or Dr. JAYSs's HAZE
Tosc.-This will certify that entirely bald for about
three years when was recommended Try Dr. Jayne's
Hair Toaic. procured bottles OF Mr. Masoo in Sum.
mefvlie, and Using the Tonic for about fifteen months, my
hair in all ever my head and, although quite
ing restoration OF my hair has e1ced establishment of
my acquantaDces and made object Of curiosity
70 many. am IS years age, and have
gard the inventor OF this uzschess Bai Tonic public
benefac,or. JOACHIM GuLlcK.
New Germantown. II. j. Nov. IS, 1872.
Prepared only No 20 South Third ST. Philadelphia and
sos Broadway. Price 0o-6 bottles for S. co. lUf lmr
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IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.-We

a take pleasure in calling the attention Of our read
ers to "SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL" for the cure Of
Deafness From the favorable accounts We have heard OF
it, we feel satisfaction in recommending TO The attention
or all who may suffer from Deafness This IS he only med
cinc ever offered 10 the public curing this disease that
we felt condesce in and its effect in different cases which
have come wjhn knowledge have been such as The
most priue could wish Persons have heen cured and
relieved who had given all hopes OF ever being benehed
little surprising 10 Us wsle so many are spsyes from
nrndnce something which would effect radical cure.
medicine no wever is before The public by The use
which ali may be relieved of exceedingly d'greean!s
disrase and enabled again enjoy the society OF thes
friends We say TO all afflicted, BY all ineans Try IT.
prs,srsd by r Roll md NAV he had at Dr.. JAYNE'S
So ssS 2 ro,Jw,v Newly l0f Inn
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HOUSES AND LOTS for Sale.

The superior two story and ATTIC Hou ses no, ,a
Wareriy Place. built and finished the ses. - q
ner and with al, modern convepeases. The former m
feet wide and 35t feet wide, and contains four lVo
each floor. The lots are 81 feet deep ,,,.;ve,s;.y
The three story house, with lease OF lot NO. IL 10, Z Isl
Place next to the OF Eighth street Tue ~ ea.
by Is feel aud the House is 4s ret in
only S72 per annum. Hou+
The three story house ard lot COL Broadway near NV .
This is very desirable properly io o. ZERO.
nent, always commanding good fert loo pnsi'ess
see. The lot is g by los feet. u,rs,s IN
Also for Sale to Let one of ihe Coonnaoe Isaed
Lafayette Place, ON very reasonable Terms ~ WIZ 70
Cor three or 1--WE years For further particulars
fl5lw. l. q. PEARSON, ssi nercbanLs EIcns.s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

I'm. O. O. F.-THE RAINBOW, or ODD Eel.
LON $ MAGAZINE No 4. is published this morning,
embellished with an ELEGANT STEEL ENGRAVING,
and well stored with useful and entertaining matter
Price l21 cents.
CONTENTS
The Suspension Bridge Frburgh Switzerland IN EN-.
beil>hn,ent Steel
Scene in Switzerlapd-by F. j. Ouerson.
The Elemeats CT True Cbaracterby Horace Greeley.
Words; Reqnem-by wm. T. Vernon. of Hancock Lodge
Extremes in Natnre-by Dr.. Reyneli Coates.
Felayo; aLegend-by Washington Irving.
oh, Nature: IN lean on thy foad bosom s-by Brother
G. II SraDard OF Boston
Voyage around my Chamber-transated from The French
OF Xavier de Maistre, by Nathaniel D. Chlenden, ESQ
Seven more chapters.
Alphabetical Essays No {-by r. u. TAYLOR
Reflections an Marriage by Bachelor.
The Emblem Hope by Miss Z. c. H.
Actoo-by w. S. Bowron.
Editors Tsbleenbraeing Communications foil SyHop-
SIS Of the lae l. o. o. E. Celebration OF South Carolina,
Order - - N'> NY $500 - = ~ N-N ~
l. Q. orc: F. Directory, Elections, &c.
a% OF this MagaIiae viii be by mail unless
r ~ advance Posmasssrs authorized by law TO
"AAA 'eusss containing rsmuanees for subscriptions
sa AoEE ESTABRoOK, Publishers,
Fl f,r..,.,i 1. ..r,- lt9 Nassau street, Ncw-Yofi-
sale Agents for the United Ssaiss > Els
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
HENRY LOTT, Secretary.
aM If RICHARD P DUNN, Surveyor.

EylRE! FIRE.! FIRE.! AT any sea-
son Of the year, and tii1 especially twhen ac
citenis by fire OF frequent occnreace the
would call The attention OF The public and parents N PsTtto
long known and used with unparalleled success as sure
and speedy cure for Burns from whatever cause ana IN
their worst Stage He would also state that IN almost all
cases. Immediately applied viii prevesl bi'ser"g and
the Other unpleasant consequences which ensuc and woui
therefore advise every have supply ready al hand
1t also nable remedy for chill bans or prostitutes
order make uduccment and 50 ihat no one need
be rot it, he has il put in pos at p and Is EACH with
fnll directions for use REUBEN r. MOSS
RI Iyn* SOC and 500 Grand-st
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- FOR SALE-A valuable Farm Of
G3 acres of ant the pleassn village Of Plain.
n.iu, Essex County NewJersey, only hours from
YORK. by raj road three times day ard but 20 minutes ;
n the best manner; the dwelling is large TWO Story
house enclosed with shingles carriage house barn aad
cow-hou,e, and other cut buidngs excellent garden
pear plum, applerrrs, &c. &c. The farm is Ia good
ence and consists OF ow arable pasture and wood
land well watcrcd by Green Brosk running within lsO
yards OF The rear OF The house The whole front and door
I'd are lined with ornamental trees In the village near
by several churches, and good boarding ard day
schools. Title Indispensable. terms libel III Inquire OF c.
0: HALSrED, Esq, No q Wliamstreet New. York, or
OF JOB SQTIER, tie premises fIi3tTn, TkkSsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

nOSITIVE CUKE FOE CONNS.-
4 Sir Asty Cooper's celebrated Corn Salse has now
been tho citizens of New York for suep. LEM lb
of time 10 test virtues and happy TO state that so
far as been able learn has owed ltSc an IN
faibe cure lis use has believe been attended with
perec. success; as the following certificates will show
This may certify tha, one application OF Or. Coopers
Corn Saye has perfectly cured my and from It's al
ects in my case and hat of many others which have come
within my knowledge. disposed 10 regard as spe'
ciic. II. II. SHERWOOD, ii. D. o@o broadway.
have used Dr. Coapers Corn Save with perfect success
MY Corns were long standing and The worst ever saw
bad considered them ncuable but one or two ap
ncacns OF the above named salv. entirely removed them
without pain. WfMAND biiapbGhf,
Publisher Of the Boston Miscellany, &c. l27 Nassau St
Sold wholesale and retail 1875 Nassau and ctned al
James Z. Chilops NJ. d. rs Broadway; Messrs Sands,
2S Broadway, Mrs Harpers 81! Bowery, lS9 Fulton St,
RrosdSay lis Inn
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VRINNELL. MlNTURN & co. Is

Z q South street, Of1er iOr selc- -.
English Sheahing Copper-loo cases from IL 70 u or.
Swedes Iron--60 ions, we'll assorted
Tin Pates-2Co boxes. assorted.
TRY Pot.-2i Try Pots; 40, l6o and 100 gallons
CALICO Flour-l2nO barrels, fresh
Rio Cofee-25c0 bags prime Green
Havaaa Sugar-5O0 boxes brown.
Havana Susar-5O0 boxes White.
RDs.in Duck-5o0 pisces, "A ard so iEch
Russia Ravens Duck-SG0 pieces.
Russia eoIl Hope-i50 coils, assorted sizes
Russia Dtapers-50 bales
Russia CRASHES bales.
Russia Sheetlngs-1a ba es brown
F.ora,te Psper-lG bales, entitled 10 debeniure.
Madder.-iu casks prime Ombro
Iyory-5O pn.e Teeth and 500 Scriyeos
Chimes Soy-5o jars; 20 cases Chinese Verm'liion.
T. l. phubar!:-20 cases; 10 cases Lac Dye
Winter Nu,ra SKINS bales prime
Earlhenware-3 c. ates superior ga SETS
Olive Oil-40 pipes.
Cand.es-SOO bnXes Sperm, assorted.
Winter C-l000 gallons unbleached.
Chslk-2l0 tons 500 TOYS Steamboat Goals
ako-An assortment OF China Silks, VIZ:
White Porgees-20 so inch.
White Pongse HdkfS-5 cases.
White figured 9ongee Ildkts-5 cases
Crimson Figured Pongee Hdkrs-5 cases.
Satin Daalask-I case, assorted coors.
Grape Shawis-cO cases. embroidered, various patterns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

1hsA FUR SALE-At q bargain, five
Sa building lots in The city oil New-iiaven, each IS
e. and rear by 100 feet deep lying losee and
turing purposes Steam Engine 10 horse power, with
boiler and other property in the city of New.York may
be taken exchange. Address L., al the Tribune cce.
lOf W
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,-..-v.. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

sa-.-.v... WINTER ARRANGE MENT.-
Sss5 FOR GOSHEN VIA NEW YORK AND
&ST-ERiE RAiLR0AD.-Fare 70 Goshen 81 90
Turner's $l3a-Ou and after Monday, January
I'd, 1885, the of the New York and Erie Railroad viii
in cennec,ion with the Steamboat Uusa. Cap A d.
Schultz.l daily Sundays excepted) - =
For Passensers-LeaVe Duane street pier ct O'Clock A.
NJ; leave Goshen quarter past A. n
For Freigh-Lesve Duane street pier al p. III leave
Goshen at ha,f pa.tsA NJ.
Il C. SEYMOUR, Supt and Engr.
1T The passenger train connects al Turner's with
Beach's Mali Stages for Newburgh, Nav PaL, Kingston,
Caiskiil and Albany, and Goshen with the Carbonate
and other Western Line Of Stages. JAM
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COOK POTS.-25 small size CooA
Is I'm 'A-''' 'S' r. +. EDDY, "a Old sup
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above Tax has been pu; into NV hands for coliecton
by The Trustees of the Village Of iliiamsourgh-asd out
short tine allowed for c,.lscton; il IS necessary,
therefore that immediate attention should be given TO this
ma tier by tho would rot be subjected 10 ihe aod
tona expense of having their lots returned unpaid ana ao
ver,ised.
shall attend my Office on First near Grand street for
the purpose OF receiving the above Tax from 10 oci9ck
A. M and from 10 O'clock, p. NJ, OF each business day
WILLIAM D. LeWEHRE, Village Collector.
v;,,;,,,.bnroi, Ian I9:S IL Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

IrA FOR SALE in the City of Newark,
iisI n IA House and 2. acres of Land, situated in
ou,I Groas street, No. ITO. The House is IS feet front,
and SO deep win large Plaza the rear and well finished
throughout Also good stable lruil trees, &c attached
TO the premises For further parlicularsaPpy 10 Nichols
corner OF William and Washiagtonsrecs or of WIN. Paul.
On liz nreu,ises lOfiMl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

bA TO A SMALL RESPECTABLE
",id FAMlLY-To let, part Of 2.s,ory brick House No.
s5 Westinghouse Premises rs follows: frat floor back
basement, bedrooms in attic, together with privilege 10
yarret counter cellar &C &C. Said house is built in nio
ern siye and will be rented low. Apply at The office Of g.
G. &E GREEN corner OF West and Hcralios,s. 5flw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

fksyA TO LET-Dwelling House and Ba.
b;ia kerry on Staten Island "A two-stery House
van large garden Also, House suitable for Bakery
bic TERMS the village of Richmond Staten Island Two
omnlbusses pass The door daily for the quarantine erry
an Episcopal and Pr sbyterIan Church are in me mme
quisite a good neighborhood. Apply 10 EDWARD
TAYLOR, Staten Island, or toADDISON DOUGHERTY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

&A TO LET-F'r0m the first OF May, a
GSikS small two story brick House. almost new, and in
ooI iepair with ba,emcn, and urder cellar. It's very
p!ea,any situated in the OF The lot No lf6 Clinton.
street near Grand with very handsome garden in front,
extending TO the sidewalk. For further particulars inquire
clinton street.. l3f lws
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rs FOR SALE-In the village of Clef.

The above sale further postponed 10 The 18th of Mare
nex; CIR. J. BOMDOIN, Asssgnee. luf IaH51s
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&-7A 10 LET--The upper part of the
large stare, No. 40 Spruce.s,teet, three or four
S1 from 60 to 10 feet deep, suitable for manufacturing
street fl5 SS
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DEFINED SUGAR

Al EFINED EUGAR-
a. AT THE LOWEST REDUCED CASH PR'csA
WOOLSEY WoOLSEY continu" 10 sell Their slanasI I
quality double Refined Sugar al their lowest reoaceu CAS-
prices namely
Loa-lO cents per pound When less than five packages
Crushed-l0cents per" are purchased nan GEM pei
Powdered-los I" pound additional.
The above are packed as follows:
Loaves in boxes Of 500 psunds}
Crushed IN bbis. oil 200 's No charge LOT package.
Powdered in hbls. OF $50
Apply 10 the NewYork Patent Sugar Refinery, corner
Sonih and Montgomery streets, al t9 Wai-street
y: l0f lR~
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#Sa LAND WANTED.-Tho Sylvan;

80 LAM w AIN ED.--- no 0ylVanld
.nx. Association OF the City OF New.York desirou,
purchasing from two three thousand o! Land
within one hundred miles Of NewYork Chg Il! the States
o! Pennsy lvana, New-Jersey New York. The sid
Land must be well supplied with wood and water, and
adapted 70 grazing grain growing and gardening pns
adjoining would be preferred Owners of lands, who
give clear title are requested TO prepare true statement
in relation such lands, with the most favorable
and address their letters tpo.t PAID 10 T. w WHITLEY
President of the syyana Association Is Pine st NewYsk
The Attentions OF and-hoders is ctuly socteda
the Syvana Association intends going into operation
early as possible. f
Editors OF Country Newspapers requested to copy
notice this advertisement iHH
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4sFsA TO LET-The second story of No.
,ss9I. All Broadway, now occupied by the New.Iork
Lycruu as Library ard Reading Rosna. Also tie large
Basement rf the same building Inquire the premises
Of ROE LOCKWOOD flS lws
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NTI.LAGE TAX FOR 1S42.--Tl

s,ar. SsS Rro,,twav New.ycrS lof In
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AM TO LET.-Store, granite front, No.
Burliag Slip Pearl sL-4 Lois, large Gauet
Cear-was built for, and has been fer many years oc
cupied as, Paper Warehouse.
Ass, Store and Cellar las Greenwich ST. corner OF Liberty
OF the Oldest best located and fitted up Family
Groceries In the city.
Also, Dwelling House No. ~ Liberty street. Of
Greenwch-large Dining Room, Pa,or, "a good Lodging
Rooms Pantries &c Locations conyeBences &c for gen
tcel boarding house large family surpassed by
in that section of the CITY Croton Water Pp9s viii be n'
troduced through the building, il desired by
Apply 10 A. GkEELE, ISL BroadwaY. 1Ifn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

LyOR S LEA Daguerreotype Appa-
ra,us, complete, with cases. &c, will be sold cheap
for cash. or exchanged Paints and Oil Inquire eoa
n
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-11-16

then roll in plaster, and you vii! not be
troubled with the fly.
The pear-tree slug can be killed by
quick lime, ashes and soap suds, or
whale oil and soap.
knowledge is power to the far
mer.
Every farmer should have his own
tools, in their proper place, and when
done using them, put them there.
Have but little land, and till it well.
"A farmer should never keep more
cattle, horses, sheep, or hogs, than he
can keep in good order; an animal in
high order the first of December, is al
ready half wintered."
Spirits of hartshom on sponge is
the best remedy for caterpillars.
Add some salt to your hay when it is
packed away.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-11-16
SARAH MADE.

Wake, lady, vake!-the moon are high;
The twinklin' stars is beamin';
Vile now and then across the sky,
A meteor are streamin'!'
Wake, lovely Won! the sky are clear,
Refreshing are the breezes
1t blows my nose vile | sits here
A fdlin' meath the freezes!
Wake, Sally dear! the bull frogs note,
Are heerd in yonder ruShes!
And the vorblin' tree toad swells his
throat
Singin' in them are bushes.
Wake, Venus, mine! the vipporvil,
Sings on that rail-fence yonder,
Vile the owl pipes his hootin' thrill,
Ivy don't she wake, I vonder!)
Softly on the grassy lea,
The moon her beams are pourin',
The stars look down and wink at me
by gum if Sal arn't snorin'!)
Wake, Sally, wake! and look on me,
Oh Wake! squire Norris'' daughter;
1t III have you, and you'll have
by George who threw that water.