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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
NO. 100 MARKET SQUARE.

I.uSf Sidc, Il or NUrM II Morkfi ANev
TENliE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs III.
IA friends and Tho public. that lac mas ,akcu Tho
above shore where hc IS prepared To receive couIs
Tor sale ON Commission AT auction. attend To oil
sales al Furniture. Merchandise - Real E.tnie ON
the most inyornble terms. Dry Go dis. Hardware.
Book and Variety Sales on Tuesday aud Fudgv
evenings. furuunro sales al the store on w e,lnos
day ond Saturday mornings. Thoukml for past
invor- lac Will endcavur tn merit cnnIinuance IF
public patronage. aP2I WM HALL
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WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY

~ CArfTAL SjUU.UUU.
THIS company being now duly organized, M
prepared tomake Insurance on every DIES
crIpiion ofFirc and Marine Risks,such sdwol
ing Houses, Store III ousvs &c with their con
tents. Also. Steam Boats, Flat Boats and kee
Boats with their eaTPoes, To ned from anyr0r
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, OF their tro
utary streams. Application for insurance o BE-
made for the present attnc Office Oithe Wheel
nS Savings. lns litution -
aug, MNOl sec v
RETURN PREMiU MS.
TWNHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa,
a ny OF Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received FOR risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurfel.
H. Mccoy
March 3, 1915 Secretary.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLE,'
JOHNSTON d BERRYHILL.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS M
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

No. l3l lidiR Street, WHEELING
IN OULD advise all pcr~rs " shine n, MIR.
chase anything IN Thor lac TO give them
o caii. We bavc been cviuiinualy reccit ing coods
SINCE The hrs' Of the Spring and We believe we
rave almost every article lint can be called for in
ne Dry Goods WY a, The same time comprising
great many articles only kept for wbolcsaleinr.
which are nni u'nally kept N Dry Goods house
LADIES' DRESS GOoDS-Inwns; Balz,tines;
Batoecs; Lace Lawns; Cnsham do. While glass do
SIX striped Bingham; plain and hard Ginrhnm Of
every description; hla,k do Bingham Lawn robes
Jacoaei and Sw ss do hiousln de Lame do. Nous
bh de Lpines; cashnierss; Swiss Muslins; barred do
striped do cambncs; Tatleton Musiins all colors
Shawls md scars OF the latest styles; Grass Skirts
corded do. Damask do Preach worked collars;Spen.
cers; ctavais; Bouneis ord Bonnet Ribbons; en- n
bsrdcrs; ar,ifcials; Fluwcrs; &c.
FOR GENrLEAiEN--fine and superine
French and English cL,ihs, do cassimercs; Gam.
bfcon'; Twecds; Linen Drilling,; Bird and csored
Summer cloths; diap dEia; bard and plain co lion
Dniiing silk aud satin Vesiine; Fine Merino; Mar.
settles do. Valencia do. cravais; Gloves and Suspen.
iers; Hosiery; striped and plain Irish Linen; Shirt.
lug Muslins; bleached and bro; silk and merino
Undershiris; L0mb's Wool do Linen cambria hdkfs
plain and colnrcd.
DOMESTIC GOODS--Bro' hiuslins. T,ckings.
checks. marine shiriing. Furniture. Plaid, blue Do.
nestle calicoes; Towclling OF every description;
Birds eye Daper:D n mask do crash Linen Shcet,ng
Lrcn aud cotton Table cloths; beached and brown
Linen crumb cloths; Napkins; &c &c.
CARPE1'S-CARpETS on orr second floor; Oil
cloths very heavy, aud also Tabo Oil cloths; Straw
Mating; Rugs. &c
llaiers' Furs and Trimmings by the wh olesale
CAPS of every description; Linen Burlaps lust
reed by JOHNSTON & BERRYuILL,
may No l3l MAIN ST. Wheeling, Va.
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8 H 4 e. El .
coHNrR on NfAlN An MoNRnr sIrrr-rs.

WHEELING. VA.
J HAVE Just returned from New Nvrk. Phila
n drrhia aud Baltimore, with Tie ARGkSr
stock nj Spring mud Summer Goods ihnt was ever
looked at IN a'y house this side of the Aleg Zen
honHta'nS. Having enlarged my sroRe 10 dou be
us utner SIZE Tor the purpose OF maxim. rts IN Tor
my LARGE STOCK. aud Tor the accommodation
OF my customers n they come in have also open.
ed rwonew additional iCa's, AID This Improvement
ihnk, wall enable me to pay every attention ia an
Who may honor ino with a call. I have ireqncnily
hnd So many Nisti,rs and VAS go much croMdeL
that they have hccn compelled leave inr waui al
room. TO look al my Goods or even hear my cfit:Ar
PRICES Now shy come one, come all aud every
attention will be paid i'r my Stock of Goods I'D
my siHe Is sufficiently large to accommodate CHI
and Yuung-Manied or Singe-Ladics. Gcnilenpou
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j. X. nOTsFoRD.

j. X. BOTSFOND,
MAS JUST rcreived large assotir ont Of Sc
al CARS and TOBACCO. The following are a
Isl Of the dfT, rent brands Of Segars:
5000 Rcgaho Las Tres COronas
5000 do Minerva
1000 do CazadOfes
5000 Havana Ia Norma
1900 Regslia DOs Faxes
5000 d0 Victoria
5000 DO la Pa
5000 Washington I q Norma
10000 Havana II different brands
10000 Principe De IA CRUZ
5000 do Steam Boat
5000 GGstD Sans
FRUITS.
80 Cocoa Nusi Otanges; Lemons; Rai'io'i Figs
Piuncs, dez bpitles Olives. ! case Sarlinesi 2
cases VI Lemon Syrup toS FTench Chocolate don'
up IN superior manner, doz hotties Capersi J n
cal Tretlc Grape Wine; ! qrcask Old Bfandl
pi 1905 Oh pfuuf. whicbis iOf medical rufposc'
Resides tfcH many articles TOO numerous g
mention OF IS
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NEW GOODS.
GREER & MOTTE,

NO. I02 MARKET STREET
ETAVE JUST RECEIVED from the Eastern
CnIes large assortment of Fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Which emhraces oil the most fashionable style Of
Goods Tor Ladies dresses aDd every variety Of Cen
Il' mems Wear, wlnch they offer on o. reasonable
Terms ne they can be purchased at any other house
ia His city. We can make il al object Coz those
who give a call 10 purchase without looking else
where
DRESS COODS-New style Organdie Robes
French Lawns, new paUerns; Balzmines. French
and English GpghamE Bafages. Bingham Lawns
Alpacas. &c.
A large ssa0rtment nj Cnltcoes. Cheap
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Brown snd Bleaehed Muslin. TIckmg. Dfllinas.
Checks. pllin and PLAID COlioa Goods lot Points
AID Coats SC. sc.
GENTLEMENS' WEAR French. Englith anil
Belgian Cloths all ColoFs; plain and fancy Ca.si
mefes ,5ltl.ne Jeans. Csshmefctio. Snmmef CUths
Plain and Fancy Linen Drillings Satin sud oihc'
vcsIipr', s'lh. Linen and Camb'iG,IIdbi', Susr n
defs, NC.
! Every hind ~ Bonneis. Ribhnns ID Tumminrs
porasos SUI Shodes'i tho newest siylcs, ~ -l0f
cvefyibns that Is usually kept IA Dry Gad
Store up rs
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OIL LOTus, TIA CLOTHS. TABLE
CLOTHS WINDOW BLINDS F1RE SCREENS.
DOOR PIECES. COACH CURTAIN STUFF.
GREEN BAiZE FOR SlDE BOARDS, BU-
REAUS. STANDS &C. SILK AND MUSLIN
APRONS FOR CHILDREN.
UOSEPH WOOD. 81 E1.iW heehsl. would rc
81 spectiBily alofm he public d,nt he is Trepu
~ 90 execute orjcrs or anything rnumcistei aimyc
~ 10 bislue with pcstness. dufahili) nod dgspaleh
House rainiug. Ci.zng ond Pepper il.ugug oit,
sitended 10.
Rcsidoncs and shop near he OBJ Gown C1as
works. up 70
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TIE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!!!
a NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED BY
y. e. HUSS G. CO..

One door ADORE the United States HOtet,l
WAFER ST WHEELING, VA.
III ME PROPRIETORS hive just receiver, aud
Il are now opening large and elegant nssori.
meht OF Foreign and Domestic Goods putchas. al in
New York, Philadelphia mud B,l,imnro. 10 which
the attention IF tie citizens Of Wheeling und sur.
mundine country IRE respectfully invited.
Our stock i perhaps. The arscsi IL The city en-
Tracing all the latest and most approved styles.
CONSISTING Of
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, &C.
d these We have rare aud excellent ussorl.aenl.
such ms Bk blue Blk. Blue Invisible Green nhd
other Fnuc, colors; hes idcs these We have large
and well selected assortment OF NESrlNGS, such
plain and Fph6y Satin, plain and hg' Silk plain
fancy HlaIseies Bell, Cashmere. English Quilting
&c Sc.
.TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including al qualities aud cVlors.
Irish Linens. Linen Check Grgham, Gamhroons
aud all ulhet hrhl Goods suialls fUr Summer Wear.
A Large assortment Of
READY MADE CLoTLIING,
Nl"ue ana lTuIhCu IA e"ud s\ tc !" sun the ammo
dilute requirements at purchasers. together nh at
eudess assortment of fine aud fancy articles. such
ms Linen and Cotton Shuts. Shif Collars. Bosoms
Huns. ScTls. Snspelder-, Gloves. Hosiery. &c.
/ Having procured oulcfs aud workmeu al ac.
know lodged mefiI. we prepared 10 make ~
any arriclcoi Co,hug To nfdrr, ~ style that can.
ti"t w ltturc ihhec H's fotihi
ming case and elegance, and ia iacI the Guod InIen
will bo inHnd Ia he Que Of lie most iashiGnable g.
inbsbmonts ~ the city.
In conclusion, we invite our friends respectfully
Ia call aad examine stock preyi9s TO purchasing
elsewhere are delermlaed 10 pay that attention
To our cuslOmer, which viii not only merit but
secure their patronage and Influence.
II IluSS K co.
take this opp,uunity TO moniion that have
resigned business con my a"conRt II crciore ny
friends and especially invited 10 call
on inc at The store of llUSS & CO.
~ TO G. w GRAHAM.
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ID CRIMSON a. ilUi ~. iIOJ So SIGN AND
n 4 ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. 30 G25 W,.i
slaF Mniu -. are always wefurcd wnh Hpe best
NofHmfn and matrnsi ipearfute 900 otdcfs iu tHcl
~, in the bea fiS Do si.d li ilic ist,fsf rates
ksefy dssenpann 90 siON PAl N1is{G OECt.
DINO douo 90 'hc besl manecr m.i DO
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stock OF Cloths.

bIack Brown, Green, PUno, lnvi- ihle Green.
Blue and various other fnncy colorad Broad CIoihs
imported from France mud Eegland direct foe tho
Fashionable trade. Also a large supply OF the now.
est style of FTen.h CassInete., superior any thing
ever offered both in style. quality and iashiOn
NESTlNGS-As To Vesiings driy the world to
beat them cuher IN qualify variety; shall not
attempt 10 cnumetaie the different kinds nj present.
but suffice IL 10 say that they are 'dstedig French
therefore you Ill please excuse TAILOR flr moi
understanding The lechnicn terms or nnmeS
SUMMER COAT & PANTALOON SrUFFS.
Plain ans Fancy Linen Dnlifng, T. lcck; Brown.
Black and Fancy Cachmcrc; BotnbaZincs SILK and
Wool Twee's AL colors ond grades; TucT aI.ns
mud Henry Clay Twecds; Boston and Keniusk,
Jeans, and many other .yes uo numerous io n en-
iiOn. All the above numed articles Will be sold
10y The piece yard. or made up TO order in my usual
fnshinnai le STYLE.
READY MADE CEOTUIF-G!
My stuck ui cloihmg consists IA paTi ui ht,J cluih
l. rock aud Dress Goals of all colurs aud qualiie,
Drop Il Ella. Cashmere. BAmbaziue. Twc,ds Linen
Cheeks PLATA Linen. Coilon cheeks aud every oihrF
description Of Summer Goods thai The New Notk
market can produce.
PANTALOoNS.
Cassmere. Cassinel. jeans, Tweeds Summer
Cloths, Angola. Linen Checks. Gsmhroors. Tuck.
paw Tweed, Henry Clay Iwecds; and every oll,or
kind ol Summer Guods all ready To walk into.
VESTS.
My stock e( Vests is perhaps the best booking and
the largcHl assortment that ever was looked at l.,
any ciy varying ia prices from So cts 10 50. IL
embraces oil culors. styles and qunliIics
q dozen f0e Linen and C,ilon Shirts; Check
aud commOn maIe han have lime To count. Col,
inrs, Bus"ms. SgSpeuders Gloves. Cravais, Socks.
Silk and Linen lldhls; hall hose aud great yogiciy
} OF b'her articles such as LADIES' DRESSES all
patterns and styles; Palm Leaf llnis and Umbrellas
"a short every nuieio t.nt beh,Eet 10 "a regular
/ MERCHANT TAlLORS Esi ABllSuAiENT
iur furnishing gentleman With entiro III out car
he found here neatly shade mud cheap isr cash.
Ia conclusion Will say lhai can aud " IN sci
INV goods cheaper than one NY comp etiiors. who
has taken The Irouhie 10 make The same known il
| The Eastern cilios, can buy lhtn, nGd hope my o
customers rs we'll as my ones will no iunrei
he gued hy Ibis hnli-woV and poorly mnde az
Clothing. such Is Gniy Offered by those that have
no knowledge OF The profession Whatever. There
tore | would respectfully soliciI my friends, Gus
iomers and the public generally to cali aud e4nmin,
for themselves asiI will afford me and my clefk,
much pleasure Ia wait on ali at any time DIM
fo'get the CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
on TnE CORNER, with FOUR BIG DOORS
np % $. RICE.
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COLUMBUS, GO INSURANCE COM
PANX

1GENCY FOR WHEELING,
ii X LIST. Al Shriger g. Sielle's Warehouse,
Wa'tT street.
THNHEY will ioke risks on Buildings fall
n kinds:
Steamboats, and CargocS, Factories, Mil's,
KeelboaIS, Flatbouis and CarSocS e., against
loss OF damage 10y FIRE, or The dangers and pe'iiS
OF the seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Their agents are authorized 10 make tke FOL
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person insulting single IiSk by which
no loss TO the company is sustained, shall re-
ceiye return on application to the agent, OF
10 per cent OF the amount paid. On nett gross
premiums paid each yeaf, amounting To $500
or over, l2 per ceai on dol amounting Ia
$4,000 OF over, 10 per ceot. Jan %
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49, 49,. -.
\ lciH l,lfoId ar ffnrar.li,led iaIe.

~ piH unfold an fiaparaiSiicd iGIe.
For irHih Is migbty and iriH prcuGd"
JTH here ! come oace more lriih TIC FOJ 'R
BIG DOORS open, aud stock 81 ae,c
and fashionable Spring Goods, az ne
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
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Shoe Thread L,si-. Bfiaics, kuitcs. Awls. Peg
y %, Web Gdo.b.. bot Tees, nuGs. sIa'slles
u 'ni and shuc Kcys. api
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My stuck oi clothing consists IA fnrl u hftI Cui
rock and Dress Goals of all colurs aud qualiiie,
Drop d'Ela. Cashmere. BAmbaziue. Twc,ds Linen
Checks, PLAZA Linen Cotton cheeks aud every oiheI
description Of Summer Goods thai The New Yotk
market can produce
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PNNTALOONS.

Cassimere. Cassnel. jeans, Tweeds Snmue
Cloths, Angola. Linen Checks. G. mhroous. Tuck
paw Tweed Henry Clay 1'wecds; and every oIlio
kind OF Summer Goods all ready To walk into.
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10 IfIFfIIIWI- : VI Ut WFII'ITs
TO THE LADIES

have paid most p1riicWiar attention in ny Sc
icc,iors OF ,ylcs aud qul'iiies OF Gouds. Ia the
wants Ul The ladies', and ,hey VIII find my srock OF
Fashionable Goods far surprising my other in the
city, Which The, easily see hy calling and cx.
amiug them They can save themscly the lrouhIs
Of hooking lscsVhare. they will iiud my prizes
md QUALITIES ca mot tail To please. Hpl4
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..TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,

Including al qualities aud cvlors.
Irish Lineus. Linen Check, Gwsham, Gamhroons
ul,d all oIher l'rl Goods suraLls fus Summer Wear.
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LEATHER.
FET'EDEN6sG,

Best Hliun"ro CoIutry sole Leather. UpPer
Lea'hcG cali Skins. Boot Morocco. kui Luing aud
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DESTROYING THE ROMANCE.

! A capital story is told ofa Young fellow
who une Sunday strolled into II country church
aud during the service was electrified ant
graliied by the sparkle ofa pair of black eyes
which were fixed upon his face. After III,
service he saw the possessor OF the wiIchins
orhS leave the church alone and en- bold-ned b,
her glance, he ventnrcd to follow her. IN,
heart aching with rapture. lIo saw her IooL
behind, and mncled some emotion of recog
ulZiOg him lie then quIckcncd his pace, and
she actually slackened hers, as il To let him
come up To hcr-bnt ~e will permit the young
gentleman 10 tell the rest ~ his own way
mobile young creature Thought l--sher
artIess aud warm heart is superior to the bonds
Of custom
| reached within stones throw of her. She
suddenly halted, aud turned her face towards
me. My hear, swolled TO bursting. | reach.
cd Tire spot where she stood. She began to
speak, aud took of my hat us if doing rever.
cnce to an angel
Are you prdlar
'No, my dear girl that is not my occupa.
tiun
'Well | don't know continued she, not very
bashfully, and cycing me very sternly-- Il
thought when saw you in the meeting house,
that you looked like the pcdIar that pas ssed off
n pewter half.dollar on NE about three weeks
ago, and so | was determined TO keep an eve
on YOU Brother John has got home now,
aud he says lf hc catches the teler he II ring
his neck tor hlm aud aint sure but YOU are
III" eoud-ior-nnthlng rascal after all
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USEFUL HINTS TO GARDENERS.

Planting Fruit Trees SC. should be
commenced as soon as the weather viii
admit. Gooseberries, Currants, Rasp.
berries, and all such things, that com
mence growing early, should be attend
ed To first.
Grating, should be attended to as soon
as the sap is IN motion. Plums and
Cherries should be grated first. 1t is
better in the case Of these that the trees
have no, started at all.
Strawberry Beds, BuIbous Roofs, Ten
der Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Roses,
Grape ZINES, Sc, that have been pro-
tccted during tbe weather should be un-
covered as soon as the weather is mild -
Broken and bruised limbs should be
pruned off, and the earth carefully dress
ed around them, supplying manure where
necessary.
Lettuce and Early Peas may be sowed
as soon as the ground is open Gen. Far
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agricultural.
MT -yH
MSNT,,---7 ts
.e-sst ~ ga z sssA sA
49, -.:c,s.:: - :: a.. =

Soap as Manure. Having seen in
some lalo numbers Of your paper, some
discussion on the value Of soap as n ma
nure, am inclined TO give you my ex-
pcrience in this mniter. am a silk dy-
er and use about ID cwt Of soap week
ly, to discharge the gum and oily mat
ter from the silk belore dying. | also
use about cwt. Of soda To 3 cwt Of
soap, which, presume, uniies with the
oily matter Of the silk, forming a species
Of soap.
The result is, that | produce from
1000 to 6000 gallons ofslrong soap-suds
per week; and, having small farm,
have lausrIy applied the whole Of this to
nv land, and its effect is most exlraor-
dnary. My experience in lis use has
therefore give any comparative results;
hut ! consider it more powerful than
any manure that am acquainted with.
lf any Of your readers will do me the
honor to come aud see my land mex,
spring, when vegetation beg Ins To move,
they wi, have ample evidence Of the
value of soap as a manure; and If farm
prswere allowed the draw back ol the duty
on soap used as n manure, in the same
wav that manufacturers are allowed i.
by the government, there is no doubt in
my mind that sonp would soon supersede
the use Of guano.
+, Daiion, IN Lond. .4g. Gds.
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We're bound TO PeIrs RefcctOry.

NNIlE subscriber respectfully informs the
II. public, that he is ready to fit or furnish
for Public Dinners, Suppers or Parties, at
No, l2l Thames-slrcel, or at any other place
that may be wished, IN the be ST manner and
at the shortest natice.
lie has variety Of OYSTERS, and every
other variety of Refreshments, for Ladies
and Gentlemen, that may please to call.
ALSO, every kind Of Roots and Bark,
Herbs, Powdered Extracts and Liquids, to.
gether with Preserves, Jellies, CatsUps, mar
malades end Shakers apple Sauce-manu
featured by the United Society of Shakers,
New Lebanon. THOMAS PELL.
Newport, Jan. 8, 1916.
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Nlistellanp.

\ Coon IIir FoR YoUru An old chap in
Connecticut, who was one fthe most niggard
" men known IN that part oi the country, car.
red on the blaoksmlihlng business very sx.
iensIvsly aud ~ j. generally the case in that
State, bonrdrd all oi hls own hands And Ia
show he rnNisd the men what they eat, h.
would have howl uf bean soup dished up for
himself Ia cool, whl. that for the hands was
riyrd up ~ ~ large pan just from the boiling
pot This "ld iellnN htd an apprentice who
was rather unlnrky among the hot irons, ffe
qncnily bnfnrue Lis fingers The old man
,coldrd hm severely one day, for being So
careless
How ran tell said the boy, ali the,
are bot unlrss they ARE rcd
Mover touch az, thing again till you spt
on u " u don hes ~ won't burn
In day ur iwo the old man sent the boy in
to see n his soup was cool The boy went ~
spit ~ th, bowl ol course the soup did not
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Kiss. He went back and told the boss all was

hiss lie went back and told the boss all wa,
right.
II "Dinner =" cried he.
\ All hands run down sat the old man AT the
head of The table and in want large spoon
lul of III. boiling hot soup 10 his mouth.
/ " Good heaven. = .cred the old man in the
greatest rage. "Whal did you tell me that Ii,
for you Young rascal
81 did not he, SAID the boy, very inno
Gently. you told me should spit on every
thing 10 try ii II was hot ! spii IN your bow
aud The soup did not hiss, 50 supposed It was
cod -
Judge of The effect upon the joars That
bo, never was in want Of friends among the
Ionrneymon.
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These Vessels are commanded by experienced an,
humane Masters and particular attention will be pal,
10 the accommodation and good treatment Of Passen
gers under their charge.
Persons wishing TO send for their friends, do
by procuring Certificate Of Passageof HARNDEN Co.
Boston, specify ing what Vessel they wish thom Ia
by, nnd the day of leaving, thus saving them the
penso Oi any detention IN Liverpool.
HARNDEN Co, wishing TO conduct their business
upon principles of fairness and equity To prevent fraud
and deception have hut one price for passage which, in
all cases, includes head money aud bread stus. Pre-
paid Passengers always have the preference over Pas
sengers paying in Liverpool.
Those applying by Ioter or otherwise, for Certif-
Gates Of Passage should IN all cases furnish the names
aud ages OF the persons sent for with their address In
ull, to enable Messrs iIarnden Co Of Liverpool, to
notify them Of the proper time to leave home, and FUR
nish other necessary information.
To persons returning home this Line also offers su-
perior facilities and accommodation.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

/ iIISrs TO YoUSo MEs.-.Always have O
book within your r'ach, which you may catch
mp al our odd minutes.
Resolve TO edge in little reading every day,
II IT is but single sentence. IL you can gain
fifteen minutes u day, II will be felt at the end
of thn year.
Regulate your rAoughts when not at study
\ man is thinking even while at work why
may he not be thinking about something that
is useful
Revolve in your mind what you have last
been reading.