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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
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All e IL, c,llou;rr articles which bovo
-
obtained unOOunued popularity are SOFA
1, aa,,;no In WbanInr NV q
oiH9 SNh"tiNH " H0S''S'
EAIRCHILD, IN Pittsburgh, bV W NJ. j ACk-
IN 49, -.
suN' II ~tou"o"T'iio' ~ c"NH' ~ '
Gainesville. hy JOHNSON, in Washing
c &
every town III OHIO, pennsylvania,
N;rc;oia aud MARYLAND
''iSinio 80 -
AN JNltOtALLII) REhED1,
anJov Al,,nuuc for s-te crn.s..
IL, Tor t,nids aud Fpverish feelnrs aud preventing
Feyers
od-For Asthma. Liver Complaint and Bilious alice
tons.
od-ror nisrbra. INDIGESTION aud ioss Of Appetite.
al r,, ,ostiy,l,fss i'm females au1 males.
s,n- Far stomach affections. pyspetsia aud Files.
r. ,roa, n,i,ie . III no. l,i to tate never rive
~ q 80, i.,vcsono rns,iye
Pc, ali thcse thirczu ~ warranted unequaiItd d, and all
vi al, VI ~ , ~" ~ ! LII, and ref ibeir
w o"e '
ms medicine il LONCLEN,. t.EAT WESTERN
INDIAN PANACEN. Fuier description in an Alma.
s.r.r tsts g,,t.
Th " onIr Csnaine H,Imo Of Columbia HAIR TONIC.
of hair, free from dendrutf and scutt, DO not tauto pro
cure the genuine Balm of Columbia In cases OF 'ad'
ness it viii HoFe than exceed your eNpeclaila4s-
Many VINO nave lost lllef haiI 10 tMenti SCats NaEe
this ha,m. Age, state e condition appears '7 ne ," on
s,acIc whatever II also causes me huid 10 now WIN
which the delicate la'f inhS IS hl'eu, y! whIch me@ls
- ~
have had theif mar 'eslotef % ns "i'"i nf r",
- G~ s MI -" "niJ are necessary to Keep the hair
- W" ~ T. ,"|oS,,,bensf be roots II never t,ils
,o ',nart /, rirh odossy apnearance, and as a perfume
fnr ,In foiI~t II : nueuuaiel: il holds three times ~
otbar othcr u,I.r,urd hnir resioratives and Is more ehee.
~ qrb. Genuine ,,apu,factlreI only by Comstock &
20 81 CORTLAND 81. New York.
no S,aau. R,at Nen. and Families. CONNEl.'s MA.
EtrCAI. PAIN EVVR \CrOE II Is now conceded by
sIi.si n,r, fhat Cgnur's maaical RAIN Extractor,
,nn,actur,l M ConsiocS < Co. - CORTLAND ST ~.
ia me .rcate,t wonder OF The ism ccntuary. Its ef
cts are truly miraculous. An pains are removed from
ties after It's Application heall'ls 'ee .allv ot 'ne Hns'
"Icate sHlh, ieat ~ 10 Wv, 80 4iS 80 \ "n.
q all Nthns OF hHhan'N'""is "H''sV'
eS aud hves' Spfa!l's' i,nfn!l,d, .N"'' W NV y" ~
m tloe'S' hfu'ses' purUs, -, 10y, ,u ve
ne inofe'", %c' W-"' 'Nt a. 49, Ia
F,'he na"fs oi many o'"nol, ~ ~ :.
ther ptectlcr' anu N'iW''V"s VI az 80
10 thef peor'e' NINA pa'ehs Ee'F n"
tlt,in cases t a'cide,t ny hte ny may w ~
5 iess the VuNs are aoS'infeu' S uo
q ask Tor tonitefs hla2'eai idh
!ed ny tohstocA '"'N' ! "'
-
TIC olLt-Those desi ron oi . aHI l,uH' lnla"es
1eu receive their h"afihg IN a most hltaunious uldn.Yt
v the use OF tins OF ! mas VIC eVee' s" ~" ~
;nsiun and bring mo te lS'u, a. ~ ~ '' pa4 ~
20 restore Ihe hearing wir'h iust ot lnpal'eu' ius
MI be done ia all cases on ieeeu' "ii' ~, "a
- ner 1ask
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
Greer 81 Aotte.

MCKEE AND RoBER SONS GOODS.
IN PAIRS superior blankets,
~ 10 pieces Red Fiannels,
. dc 4 Brown pressed Flannel,
; do Piec-s Cashmere,
70 do Ky Jeans. A large lot OF W,otea Yarn, all
81 Mckee 4 Robertson's make just received aud for
sale cheap by GREEN q MOrTE,
oct Is Nc 1862. Market st.
A MOTHER lot Of those superior Blankets of Mckee,
4 = & richardson's make, just received aud for sale at
manufacturers price by GREER 4 HOTTIE,
oct 20 Ne 1862, Market u.
nOMEsTICS, Brown and bIeacied shifting and sheet
- ings, brown and bleachcd Dtillings, Ticking
Checks, white and coiored Canton FIanncls. etc recci
we'd and for sale low at GREER & MOfTE,
oct No l62. Market st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
&ersTrsD & Runufs.

rH1LpRl.NS Zephyr w9rstcI and wooden faika
- Coats, Youths CAPS and comforts, wooilen ea3es
and MUS, aud an tnfiess variety of Hoods. some very
beautiful, with all kinds stock mrs, socks, gloves, mats,
etc., just opcacd and for sale by
oct SEEScNEV 4 RItOgES
= AIDES Gentlemen and Childrens' Iaml's Wool.
~ Merino aud Silk shirts, Hosiery in English silk, raw
sin, Cashmere, Alnaca, SaNoncy. Vofsicd. German
town aid i.aiu''s wool, white. Hack. sia'c and mixed
cotton, etc. Tor safe. Si.NSENEl Il RHODES.
TNFhNT"S Shir,s,-receivcd this n,orning some more
% OF ihoss fne Men mo and Ssxony infants shirts,
oct ~ SENsEN Ely & RiiODE
TTSO THE LApTES-receivel this morning by Green's
l. Express some more Of those very dcsiratle black
aud mode coorei satin aud paid cashineres. also a few
more dress patterns OF extra rich solid plaid black
teos d. Antique silks, with vsrious other new Goods.
oct 10 SENSENEI X tiUD
EVAN SiMONIS' cs.cbra'eA cloths and Cassimcrs
~ hlack and fancy colurs for sale by
oct 10 SENSENEY & RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
To all Teachers and Parents.
cTsSHARD Sgyrn1I

Published aud fr sac by Gatee. ELt,orr 4 CO.
Philadelphia, aud by ". Rerr, Wheeling Va, and
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> Elements Of Mamma'oly, the Natural History of
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4 Elements ot Iirncnloty and Technology, the Natu.
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} Elements Of Chronology; Tic Natural History of
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q Elcmer's Of Entomology the Naiual History Of In.
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: Elements Of Botany, the Natural History OF Janis
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5 Elements OF Geology, the Natural History of tho
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Teachers arc requested to cal aud examine these
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!" | have examined DR.; Raseheilergef' publication
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think tbs an excellent worh-eopdcnsed lucid, OK.
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(Situcdl b.. SILLIMAN.
Vale College. Dec. 10. 1875"
Tho above valuable serics Of hooks have b-en introdu
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
TIE. III Uas III Els, .Sas.


HAVE Just received another large and splendid as
J. sortmcnl Of READY MADE CLOTHING, and shall
tr receiviag them weekly from my manufacturing cS-
tahlslmeut, ia baltimore. Now Is the chance, for all
those VINO want cheap. fashionable and good CIothlns
VIII do wei! To give me a Call tefure purchasing eise
where. | am determined 10 sell READY MADE cloth
ing at prices that cannot be eNceeied ~ any OF tW last
era cities, at WhoiSsale or Retail. Mlnd-othcis may
TELL you they sell cheap, has there is butohe clothing
store mere known by tie uaalc ofthc Baltimore clothing
slote, which YOU VIII find IN thu housa formerly o;et-
mid ~ Jio Goshorn. STEIN,
Nnva No 81 Vain 81. % door below ] X Iget.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
DarntnarT>
CLAY

CLAY FOUNDRY,
Corner of CIau and Fourth Street, opposite
the Steel Factory,
WHEELING, "a.
p H'aIESIs, q; W grssIssn1n; 'tMFs '''o''
TxYARERooM al the House of ID. MGinnis. No Us
w East side of Market square, where in addition
constantly kept on hand al kinds Of castings; cooking
stoves of The most approved styles. also every other DIES
cription of Stoves aid Crates OF the beet aud most
beautiful that are now in use; sugar and wash kettles
OF all sizes, a good assortment: also every other descrIp-
ton Of W are 10 make the assortment compIete. We are
also making preparations TO have a good assortment of
the various patterns Of PIouehs for the coming season,
all OF which will he sold on Tie most reasonable terms.
Job work done al the sh ortest notice aud lowest rates.
jan Sgd M'GINNIS, CUNNINGHAM x co.
GUN BARRELS. A good assortment of Gun Bar
.cpa2 SAMUEL NEEL..
SLEIGH BELLS.
CLEIGH Bells IN straps and in dozens; Polished do on
- Russet Martingales, for sale by
nov 80 OFT GREER.
WANTED.
TvVO Jeurneymen Plsiers to work on stirrup Irons
d aid B IDLE Bits, apply 10
nov 10 OFT GREEB.
HOLD PENS, with and without clsss; also a genrr
VI al assortment of steel pens at The variety sto c of
Nov ~ }. b X & Co.
Monro" st.
FRESH GOODS.
YSROAD Axes, Hand axes, eastern Bench Planes, Bra
ID ces aud Bits, Spesi * Butchers Hard and Tenant
saws, Who'd saws, Cincinnati broad and narrow Butts,
, lies and Rasps, Carpenter Locks, Grass and Steel head
Sliovels aud Tonss, Butcher knives, Table knives, Pock
ct knives, Circular saws, ilodgson Is (Euglish) shovels.
Brass CandiesIick, sheet brass, German Silver, Axe steel
Horse shoe n tails ratent Balances, Sierlv ards. Maho-
gany Nohs, Betscrcws, Co9ce Mills etc, just received
aud for sac Al tAe lcwest prices by
HENRY p. MORRIS.
Nov 90 Main street.
SEIL.t. and Cross Cut saws cases mill saws man
IVA ufaeiureI from Sandersnn's douhlc relned Cast
Steel, just received by HENRY I. NORRIS,
Nov 20 Main street.
CIRCULAR Saws for sale by OFT and GREER.
~ Nov n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
Gs E
RaiSinS. Sc. &c.

RaisinS. &c. &c.
on Boxes hrs. frsh 0uit .ra{ conts per II
~ aFraiIS Dates DO do do
New S4rar at tp. together with = general assortment
Of fresh fruits, equally low for sae by
:. u WOODROW,
dec 81 93i Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
ROOKS. NEW O

II HE subscriber having entered into such an arrange
l ment with all the large publishing htuses u" tho
eastern cities as 10 enable him to sell al thejr publishers
prices in New York, BOSTON and Philadelphia, Call at
the corner Book store of Main and Union streets;
dec w ! RORR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

PILES SORES, &c-The Genuine HAYS Linament,
s an artic'e more justly calculated a. a cure to- the
hove. than any OF all others las cutcs are almost IN
unicrahie, aud It 5 only necessary so let Those VINO
aay the article aud used Il VITA such great sueee $,
at Il is 10 h. al true aud genuine Of tonis'ocA y 20
Courtland 81. New YORK sole proprteiors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

yYyHERE may he obtained tho most speedy Kennedy
w fol Gonorrnra. elects. Structures. seminal lyenN
ness. Paiu IN the Loins, Affections of the Kidneys; also
those peculiar affections Which arise from a certain prae.
tice of youth, AVID which, II not cured, renders marriage
impossible, and ~ the rrd destroys both mind and tnIy
This remedy viii also cure linpotency and every svmr.
tom Ofa ECRETUfsENSE.
PHYSICAL n MENTAL ~INpECTIITT
- often CO rseJucnt Uyou any voluntary or constitution
alcscessof the NiEil.E POWE Err OF the human system.
so CArGE N,pE.
Office, No., Sorru FRrprRtcK STREET, m the len
baud side going from Baltimore street, cir doors from
the corner.
he particular in observing the name on the door and
window, or YOU will MISTAKE he place:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

a. MIR Family q oir-A frssl $ r'g'y Of extra fam
~ ~ dnur, tFay's hrard1 Just received and for sale a
No 3. : z corner Market ard tuiou s'rccish by
rct . q Is WEhRINGEN 4 Go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

C~UREn-DR. McNAip'S ACCOuS'
TIC OIL.-Those deaf from old age and from infancy
. Qen receive their h-armg IN a most miraculous manner
v the use OF tins oil. II has the elect tu restore the
,nsiun and bring into the natural action of The pats 50
20 restore Ite hearing when lost or impaired Ihis
NJ be done IN all cases OF recent deafness ana many OF
ne standing. An deaf persoas shphil use ms on -
. omsiock a Co. u CORTLAND 81, are HE wholcsaiefs.-
rls $ per flask.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

~ Shorts and MilInes-a large supply Of BRAN
and Shorts. just received ata Ter sale al M g, : Il
corner Market and Union streets by
oct y SWENRINGEN & Go.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-07
SHIP NDLERY

DAVID INGALLS,,
At his old stand, corner of Com m ercial
and Broad Streets. near tn et0xvn
Landing.
now receiving and wi II keep instantly on hand
prime assortment of SHIP CHAspLERs consist
ing in part of the following articles, VIZ:
Hardware, Hempand Manila Cordage-Cod, Mack
erel, Log, Deep Sea and Hand Lines-Saii Cloths
Irvine, Oakum, Sheafhing Paper, Cutand Wrought
Nails; assorted Copper and Iron Spikes; Pump and
Rigging Leather; Mop yarn Grind Stones: Paint,
Tar, and Varnish Brushes Fish Hooks, assorted
Oars, Handspikes, Mast Hoops, Hanks, Draw and
deck Buckets; I.ante rms, Brassand Wood Compass
es, Patent Friction and Iron Bushings; Hooks and
Thimbles, Copperand Wood Hand Pumps.
PAINTS AND OIL.
White Lead, Verd;gris,
Red do, Eel Venetian Red,
Paris, Chrome and Letherage.
Emerald Green. Linseed Oil,
Black Paint Sperm do.
NAVAL STORES.
Tar Pitch land Bright Varnsh,
Rosin, ~ Spirits Turpentine,
Turpentine. Coal Tar
ANCHORS of all sizes, at Manufactur ers' prices.
Ships BLOCKS, DEDEYES aad PUMPS, Of SUI
perior workmanship, by the suit, stanty hand
all of which W be sold low. |.
Bath, Aprill4 ,lS46
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-07
Lexington Fire 4 Marine lns. Co.
CHARTERED IN 1886.
CAPITAL $500, 900.

DIRECTORS:
JOHN w. HUNT. President
John Brand, w. S. Walker, NC. Johnson
d. NJ. Craig, II. Il. Duncan, ]. 0. Harrison,
THoS. B. BAXTER, Secretary.
The undersigned having been. appointed Agents to
the above old and well established Company are pre-
pared to make Insurance on Fire Marine risks on
the most favorable terms. Al losses pi be promptly
and literally adjusted and paid IN Boston Applications
by letter will be attendedto. HALRs & PAGE,
Agents, No Merchants Exchange,
The Company refer in Boston TO State ST., Bostnn
hei. ABBOT LAWRENCE. ly9
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-07
Brunswick Seminary.

THIS School is divided into Male and Female De.
partments, each Of which IL under the care of
experienced Teachers. This cement secures the
successful introduction OF all the Branches of Eouca
ton usually taught in our Seminaries and Boarding
schools, including Drawing, Painting, Needle work
and Music, (alt thoroughly taught for the low terms
oil from $500 TO $500 per quaTteT.) ..s..tz.
numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry, Bota-
ny, fhllosophy and Astronomy. which are illustrated
WIN suitable apparatus. These branches are taught
with special reference to their application in Agri-
culture and the Useful Arts.
- An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano at s. per term.
few pupils will be accommodates with board in
the family Of the Principal lat g. 7S) where they
will have every from the Teachers, and not be
exposed in stormy weather; as the School is under
the same roof. e.4
This school possesses small select Library, ana
Botany.
Rr'rhe SPRING TERM will commence On Nov.
DAY, March 49,
&C. SWALLOW, Principal.
BfunsWlck. FEB ., 1913. d90-wla,
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-07
Notice.

T N consequence Of the unavoidable interruption of
her School from the difficulty of obtaining snita-
hle accommodations, Miss lllNKLEY has concluded
10 occupy the Pleasant Street Seminary and to receive
Il Class of Lads as well as young Ladies' until she is
able to resume her former arrangements,
Instructions in the Languages, Music and Drawing
will be given as heretofore, by competrnt teachers.
The Second Term will commence on Monday, April
id, and will continue twelve weeks
Tuition from SO to SIS. varyin according to the
studies pursued.
Arrangements have been made for boarding in good
families such may apply.
Application can be made at the Seminary, or at the
residence of EBEN EZER EVERETT Esq
Brunswick, March |, 1913. woo
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-07
Real Estate for Sale.

FJNHE SUBSCRIBER wishing to leave the ity, offers
l. fer xalehs Real Estate, situated at the eastern
end of Pine St., South Steam Mill, on Washing
&on Street, consisting of enc one and half story
House, one do one story; together with a good Sta
bile and other outblildings. The above buildings are
neatly new and will be sold reasonable terms if
applied for soon. ROBERT 5. BRIDGES.
Bath, Feb, l6 1913.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-28
To MI OWN LOVE.

| never told my love to thee
fn words with talsehOod fraught,
Nor wrOnged the spirits purity
With aL ungenrIe thoug ht;
Inever praised thy hazel eyes
When others blesI their light,
Although in them the beauty lies
That haunts me day ard night;
For thou art dear TO me, Love,
My chosen and my bestt
My soul in wanting thee, Love,
Would lose its fairest guest.
And have sat and watched thy smile.
I When round thy household hearth
Light songs, and words Of sinIess guile,
Were poured in gladness fouh:
When flowing free Thy tresses brigh.
Adown thy shoulders hung;
Like sofiened beams Of golden light
On snowy mountains flung:
Aud thou art good and fair, Love,
And kind as thou art good
lis thine alone, TO share, Love,
My thoughts in solitude
would not Danish from my thoughts,
The shadow Of tiny form,
That round me in its gladness floats,
In sunshine and in STORM;
And comes in beauty with the dreams
Ofnight's dark silent hours,
Clad in robe of starry beams,
And diadem of flowers
With such an angel smile, Love,
Playing DER it's phantom face,
AZ thine when thou woUId'st vile, Love,
Grieffrom my spirits place! .-
Could but think that thou hast felt,
What now feel FOR thee,
Or that thy gentle spirit dwelt
With kindly thoughts on me-
How calm and bright would then appear
Lies dark and troubled day
The gathered griefs Of many year,
Would fade in ghtaway: "aaa...
And thou TO me would shine, Love,
The flares, Star Of night,
Frightening the faith that's mine, Love,
With rainbow Iints Of light!
ri THETA.
NapervilIe, Nov. Is. iS4s.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-28
fHE 'RmlCRANF'S HOME.

By J. D. n.

81. Is mol my home although the Lark
oings bli'hly from morn till dark
A lthongh The bee with anxious care
Lays up her Store offalure fare:
a: a ithothe flowers in wild luxuriance bloom
20 admonishus Ofrealms beyond the tomb
And the broad Prairie's richer soil,
hewarding man full well for all his toll.
So" Yet It's not my home.
lis not my my home although the earth
Teams with animated life ofioy and mir,h:
Although Heav'n witt. a hounieous hand
Hath scattered blessings broad cast Ger
... the land.
Yet, there is tie too strong for man 10
sever,
4 Tie that lives, hope that burns forever.
That Tie is the home Of chiIdnuod' 3 wears.
That hope is refuge beyond this vale
of :eaTs. -. ...,.. ... .. e..
" This is not my home.
lis not my home--but in that sacred
bower,
Where first I drew my infant breath,
Where | spent my boy hoods hour,
On let me let me sleep in death,
And lay he near the babbling stream
Where off i've launched my tiny boat,
And let me Of those past times dream,
Aso'er the earth my spirits vision floats.
Wilmington, Nov. II, Is4S.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-28

himself to be the same who, under the as
sumed name Of Sand, had filed the coun.
try with terror, died il tortures too horri.
Bile TO- describe. The accused, but limo
cent youth, was liberated from the Jail,
and, in three months, Clara Hartman be-
car1e the bride Of the professor, whose
love of phrenology had thus led.to the dis.
covery OF guilt, the manifestation of limo.
cence, and the acquisition of the prettiest
girl in Germany.--Chambers' EdinBmg
Journal. s"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-28

AFAT JoKE.-The American CoOri
err asserts il 10 be i fact. 4 lady in Spruce
street, wishing TO get clear Of offal, fat,
grease, &c, that had accumulated in the
kitchen, directed and English girl who
had recently come into her employ, to
call the first dt man she saw in the
street. stating she wanted to see him. -
The good creature thinking that the term
"tai" applied TO the mans size, aud no.
10 his business, little while after, on
going TO the door. saw man whose cor
poration justified her in informing him
thai Mistress wished 10 see him, il. he
would be so kind as 10 step in. He did
so and was seated in the parlor. The
girl called her mistress dawn stairs TO at.
tend to the fat man. When she had des
cended she was informed that be was in
the parlUr. In the parlor!" exclaimed
Mrs,--s'and what Is he doing in the
Parlor?" She hurried in; and there dis.
covered a geDtIemanly looking parsonage,
with hat off. waiting to hear the cause OF
his detention. The lady whose presence
Of mind did not forsake her, Immediately
saw the whole mistake. and apologised
for the ridiculous error. The fat man
left evidently much ainhsea at the joke.
SoUxD.4Tbe sound Of q cannon, can
be heard frequently at the distance Of
forty miles, while the sound of thunder
can seldom be heard more than six or
seven and meyer over ten. And yet thun-
der when near by. is louder than. the
Ioudest cannon. and they would appear
not to be very different.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-28

UFIlnary business cards per ann. 3
T. 4, No advertisements will be inserted in
this paper dnless accompaniedby the cash
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but for that pretty girls sake, that look.
much like you. they say, III let you have
a few for seven shillings.'S .'1@' noe; :
So he went on talking. till he sold hsI
more than five dollars worth of,ware. no,
nigh so good as mine, at a good deal high.
er prices. 80 at,' $50 ia. s-s7 .9..n
When he started on, says he, How
much did you sell?' t'a.' -.sH .fa5 81.
None go. l,.. y :. s.'.: X
An, you didn't come from old Con-
necticut1' @a. y 81 ''.s et,.84
NO, I didn't says I; and then 10 q
low voice, 'and / don't want TO iftheyaIl lie
as vot, do q. i.ls q Luaf.# -
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Whenever you see 2 email waist, think
how mach hsalth 10 wasted. s.a4zs..I