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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
CARPETING
RE Al.
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE
A. PAXTON & son,

NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
A. PAXTON & son,
fIAVE just opened in one of the store rooms Mon.
roe street. nearly opposite the Post Otiee en-
tireiy new aud extensive assortment or Csrpetmg oil
the attention OF purchasers Their stock comprises:
Brussels Carpetng,
Imperial Three Ply do
superiine Fine and Common Ingram carpeting;
a, 3 1 and IS Tapestry, Vwilled and common;
Nenitian do
Cotton and Rag do
Cd. ) 4 and 4 cold aud plain Cantsn Mating;
oil Goth OF every width
Garnet Binding and Thread; Also
I94 "a, ) 4 and Druggets and Linen crumh cloths;
ADMINISTER Iuiled W on and Brussels Rugs;
Hrass stair Rods, all Sizes
Adelaide Manila and Altcant door Mats, SC &c
HOUsEh EEPlNG ARTICLES.
10 Ia and l04 Imperial Mayseliles, Toilet ana
Dresden Quilts;
- j. ia aud 10 4 Linen and Cotton Sheetings;
Linen and COZ lsn Pillow Goods;
superior IRISH LINEN aud Cotton Shirtng;
- 81 81 and l0-4 Damask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins aud Doylesi lllhs,
BIRDS eye uck ahack, Scotch Diaper / Crash Towel
Piano Table aud stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Furniture Prints;
Far iture DiWuy;
+ ckin Is aud Bed Lace;
Fettu.sn Cord and Tasses, for Blinds;
yVorsted and Cotton Fringes Also good assortment
of Gloves and Hosiery Linen aud eamhtic hdklsi
Ladies' and Gents silk CTavais
French worked Collars;
Parssos, Umbrellas, sc. &C, &c,
Al of yhicA VIII he sold at the lowest posstie prices
and persons waiting viii please call and examine.
myi7 INNiN N 0'N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, QtEENs-
WARE, CHINA. &c &c.

SWEARINGEN, & Co. have lust reed fran
sT inc East and are opening at their large stone
rooms, No.9 Corner of Markei K Union ss l.rgs
and very general assortment OF superior Family GRO
t,tesi oueehsware, China &c, which they offer al we're
Slea iaies and to which they would most respectful
" invite the attention of their friends and tbe suii.
geheay. Their Stock is the largest and perlaps The
% selected assortment of family groceries ever offered
me citizens OF Wheeling, consisting in par of ibr d,i
sowing articles: - " '''o i"'-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
RfpGpE ROAD, ABOVE SPRING GARDEN ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
vyG8ts EYgssl.
The North American Hood Type Fac,ory
al Pittsburgh.

The North American Hood Igps Factory
az Pittsburgh.
.s~M SCHOOLN, HARVARD H. RYAN ISAAC
W N SINGER, JOHN .. MORRISON. having a.
so, nselves together under the style and title OF
s,rfo,iep RYAN 4 90, tur tAe manufacture of Wood
rsp ead a. their type altogether made by inaehin
ery te invention Of isaas ~ singer, of the drln
thr ss snHienl that laey uter more perfect auics
IN tvn, aud much lower s1tcs THAI ANY heretofore
ofed al lhr United states aid are nov resdy iii
diets 70 slfue.
Aiiar.ss aiafesseA &C Schooley Ryan & Co.. their
aaice "a Diamond ailcA between Wood aud snl1hiield
slre-ss yyiit he runciuaf'y aHerted to-
y .sfra-rieiars OF ArNssaprrsi 81 copying this al
rts.nent months, aad setd.i{ us iieir paper Will
L emitted 20 receive thetr par in type. on purchasing
,bre e. te amount OF sae.f hili los advertising.
y.,.l "A t-tS ihl
.-..K rRAFroV's Compound Brrkthosn syrup los
~ impurities of tlis hoo4 scfo'nors aieyii IONS SAL
p8sfr .ttas aud csi eaus diseases, svnersiy. rhs
$50, : n.iv ceirffa'sd ia NeY Eng'a4d fer H. eiea
81. ana t4u lu ado iag relief and restoring acaiti
.ii Moss reehfatrs piFsirisns ga \. g. use It and
ot.uaead ID m their prs-itcs-
rHus IpRNBBO1K CO.,
Ap.1 Gcaeraf = MS ga Whee iug' Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

GREAT CENTRAL. RGUTE
IgROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
* TON CITY, PHiLADELPHIA, NEW YORK and
BOSTON. The National ROsd and Good Intent stage
Companies are running siA daily lines to Cumberland
connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road ON
by "a hours travel either ofthe above cities,
lance by railroad.
la'fime 10 Baltimore 80 bonrs.
Time 20 Philadelphia u hours.
Fare to Baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare 10 Philapephia IL DOLLARS
Six daily lines leave the Companies stage and Railroad
office every morning at O'Clock, \. NJ ana extras fur
nshed al any hour a load should offer.
For through tickets Baltimore and Philadelphia, ap
ply al tc Companies Office, No. 20 w aser street Whee
ling, Va. two doors north of the United states Hotel
For Good Intent stage co. w. ". STEELE
And J. &. AcHESON, for \. Il. :. 90.
aug 2 Great Conira Route tail Road 4 STAGE Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

PILES, SORES, Sc-The Genuine HAYS Linimeat.
is an afucie more justly celebrated a. Tor Tie
above, than any all others. its cures arc almost inc
uuMcfaNe, aud ID rs only necessary let tto-e wao
know The article and used ii with great success,
that 1t is 30 br sad true aud OF Coustoek Co.
u CORTLAND 81. New Norh, sole projectors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
+ g 6RG 1885,

NO 2I0

just received from tie Fast
= eorHer OF Nam and ipf.rts1u
assortment af Groceries. &c
y me cItffhrs Of Whceifur
% sell 40 iHc most reasonable
I, ,Iea'eat- eeHtarlly, are inyi.
'nur AND packages delivered
OF charge As fellows.
'e0cottGn gHru, batting and
p. c0nGIewIck
Is nraeefds. 'rckcis, iro6us
b stone ware, taraudoii
m ieai, sHot and cans
geo jas preserves, masmaia
ID dies and iellies
. rs reserved GINGER fdrvN
IS 20 jars brandy fruits 9stori
2 d7z bottles cnrdiais aud
wines assorted
u : 10 pure lemousvrup
D DO puse apple. gilacr sar
q sHr9ri'la. aud raspberry
viucsar syrun
o ! do rose wafer. . do Oh
lemon
do extract vanilla, ! ~
vanilla beans
! do jars gickled Holsters
+ | do Pots French mustard
urpunrpd
can Kentucky mustard
90 lbs pure mustard, b. the
: round
lJO jars London, y Y and
, Baltimore pickles
u . doI hott tomato, walnut
ana mushroom catsup
; J case steak ana fish sauces
3 doh bottles pepper sauce
. do olives and capefs
do India carrie pow ers
and anehovy
l-2 to caus green com. very
fine
81 baskets genuine salad oil
Is cans sardines, fresh
: hll white wine vinegar
rs bis mife cider do
90 It's French jeiatne
! 5 do do crimson
French confect!0naries Of
an Kinds
I LIN iujshe paste
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
2sN0hA~ Mg.
H0nES- ~ STnCk

- hNtlY auG pocket Bibles Presbyterian Psalms and
= HYMNS. Psalms of David variety OF school Bsaks
Eclcc i- Readers. Sanders Hgalcss. CobFs Readers
bav's Arithmetic. Davies tHa.H 8esir and Algebra
Constock'S Philosophy, Chemist. AVID puysologs and
variety Of standard works nn Theology Medical and
general Literature BLANK lop= end a nds siiou.
7Fy wide vindor blinds and wall paper sold low as
any establishment in the city.tv
JOHN FISHER, Agent,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
saDRgsNss SE'OCA.
- IS 81 ID ] & q e.

SEoss:Nss "a z'fsGA.
No l09 Main 81.
TIT would Co oar customers aud others that we
SR have hand at this time general assortment Of
Ladies Saddles. Iron frame trunks,
Gcutlc'neu's do. asplendid article,
Brides a1d tattinga'es, lmEa and CON. trunks
Some very neat fomdcl do, Iron frame aud wood
Heads and felus, box va'lces,
Carriage Harness, Ladies bonnet trunks.
buggy do Gents leather hat boxes
WAGON 10 Leather satchels,
nray do Ladies' sachels,
Garnet bags. Saddle bags,
C0aFs of different kinds, Carriage whips,
Buggy whips, RIDING do
DruNefs' do Wagon do
Lashrs didcret kinds, Walking canes,
Hames, trace chains. alIer chains,
Curry cpnIls do cards, Horse brushes.
We ash examination Of our stock by those wish,
ing any ut the above articles. feeling satisfied that we
have eood and a. great variety has
hean offered The city and VIII sell at fair pri
An orders ioI work promptly dct Old work
tspaired usual. teh IS NltoLL 4 CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
NOTICE.
= e., 81 80 e. IT, H. !.


GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
EtHo facilitate further the travel upon this oute the
81 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. in conf
ton with the Lines of Stages upsn the National Road
wlIeonmeuce upon MONDAY, the27th March. to
SECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS aud LINE OF
COACHES over the route
Leaving Baltimore at4 T, NJ, On every day of
Cumberland at ~ y. Nh the week
The Coaches upon the National Road will hencCiofih
leave Wheeling regularly twice day at a. m. aud
p. and Cumberland al the same hours, connecting
regularly, each way. with the morning and evening
boats at brownsville. by this arrangement passengers
arriving at Baltimore from Philadelphia al M.,may
proceed westward, after delay of hut two hours
stead of lying over until next morning. ass myers
ceinng eastward. and arriving At Wheeling or tits
Irg Cumberland too late either for the morning or
evening He viii be detained hui - hours at most in
stead OF II. heretofore Great additional despatch
viii thus 10 gwen the travel upon this route, already
the most eVpedious between the East and West. and
the passenger may alN ays maxi his choice Of the day
or night for passing either the Railroad or the
Turnpike section Of the route
By 6fder, WM. = WoDDSIhE,
Master ot Transportation,
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad.
PafmNle March Is, 1918
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING * SUMMER
E9EsN ssssDsES.

BERRYIIlI4L & CO.--No. l3l, ZANES' ROW,
fSANE commenced receiving Their large and well Sc
Is lectcd stock o Dry Goods, of all kinds usually
kept in Dry Goods store. which has been selected with
much and purchdseH al unusually low prices;
tier efare say It'll perfect safety ha! will sell
al lower prices than has been known in this
ket aud 10 ties, the truth Of what say please give
cat, take great pleasure in showin goods.
Dont misunderstood us-wc say we viii sell cheaper
than has ever been sod by any house in the city of
" bcclins. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
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90 zr .SS-~- Z - 49,. -
T%tgtssss - Sss7skSA}&S 1N7S
~ CgA.z Vi : $50 II Nc 80 " IN
n s ~ N n n ar 10
o/s-9F ~ III 4, e. ~ le/F
tF TFS y ? ~
= -. -
\ 80 AZ = - efg4 II = : ~ ~ "a
\ SffE 10y. tt3 ~ ta$s II ~ ELM -
ca Is. letarrA HssJt% ffs@s ~ IA ~
-
w ESIEDN NENN WORK
cor I-t,Fr ,,V, yyr,sY IVY
&ti4iIiItEf - N5E HEALTH.
..9-. 49,
~, ~ -, - ~ ~ ti. ny FtALo, y. Y.
IN So NNO1HN ttttHL NBtE LIFHONFRtP-
. RE MIXTURE.
~ generated r'nely is constantly increasing in
lame Dy ne iHaus cGres % is making
:, t.,.. sLL 'f FIX THE WORLD
~ INV NeslHe tnf ooiF medicine for family use,
'''l ''r' 1,,,'l,,i5t.g,,4 i'F
-, hk'Fsh;
'ii .lsos /" this complaint Immediately ret av-d no
't'n' "' HOW l"'@ si3ndne. see Pamphlet for tcsti
moH@.
.,.......-.., GRAVEL.
n.y., %, !" w, urinary organs; tor ihcsc distress
sing Complaints q -iauds alone other article can re-
ls' toni 4aa re cures testified 70 viii convince the
"st ~ttl.' lsd pamphlet. iiver complaint. Bilious
a'5'a.ss' ny ER Mo AGuE. TO The Great West
'ei lav' apd wherever these complaints prevail this
ueii me e Uttered.
Nd MINERAL AfENr. no dcletcriaus compound is
Part Of ihis miS'Hfeit cures these diseases with
fanny and celebrity, ad d0cs not lcay system torpid
Sc PtH#hc'.
llES. cpnpla'af Of most painful character. ia
IMMEDIATELY RntJEFEn AVID acure follows nv
few nays Of THIS Article Tar before any otsr
preparation for ts disease or for any other disease
originating from in1nro hiood see Pamphlet.
DEBILITY OF rue SYSTEM weak back weak.
ness Of the Kidneys &c. or inflammation Of the same
IS immediately relieved by few dsYs this medi.
cine, and cure is always result ts use II stands
as \ CERTAIN REMEDY for such complaints. aud
also Tor arrangements of The feuaie frame IRREGU.
LARiTiES, supfREsST0Ns. painful inenstruations
No article has ,een offered except this which
would teuoA this Kind OF ersnrem It may he re-
lied upon sure and elective remedy, aud did we
ieei permitted to do SO coHd give a THOUSAND
NAMES proof Cf cures this distressing class Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14


IN OULUysu nave! viii yau POSSESS e.leetusI ~.
i'edy aeai - The awful ,ss, that constantly
madH a thar fell destroyer of tive ulsui " obMs
II so say yuu confidential WIN the Blessing IT
lord attending the Application, thal Whl 300 n"
ID taNrn according ta the directions id 90 fcuovc
truu theslouach OF tHe ite sufferer and restore
ID H. gth. worm syrup made entirely Of ycgeta-
b.s. I, efore hdrAtcss Fathers Mothtfs. Guardians
20 tle psfentess and auwhu Htc thc care ot caiafep
deis, uof ut hasten aud get bottle OF Iohepsacks
,, srlt, AZ the corner OF 2ud ans coates SIS Phla
nr I,, nf tieir numerous agents throughout tAe Uned
States.
taatcs and second haste h,F1yi
sf.Isf,'s syrup that doe se1Frl
tAH.f.f4. Ahi S. Do can It's NirtIls tell.
rs lsttd and gUnte yet lis sure,
Mothers. Il will your children cure,
Then can you, wll you, yet refuse
Tai, hest OF medicines 10 use
Prepgted only by X G liohensaek, second and
coates s Pha,, and for safe o., most of the resnecta
aa Druggists snd Store keepers over Il httei ~afes
rUcc - cts per bottle. sep no
40 James BAKER, Jepsou amt l. A 4 Wait SCENTS.
Wheeling, Va David Parks & Go. agents Nartensvii!e
ONO, James A.. Gray 4 Go. Arrests, Bridgeport Ohio
Jaet HoRENsAoK who'csae agent AaT,nsviile OHIO
t,oIl D,,,. Just received small lot Of tLose
AFNlt cllS. superior lHaovN's FIRST 90 An.
az j Gold Pens, warranted tHe hest in the cry.
m3i J1uA b.saer, l32, Main ST.
Variety Goods. street a'f 6 s sa 10 20 q, G9,oo
I'D. CooAs Of every description, such as Needles Z ~
raes farcad, buttons, tunges, Ear Rings ceuf,ie-
I combs 20 an Kinds, Pocket Books Purses Soap
! s..t. OK Shaving, liar, Tooth and Ciahe Brushes
-t..t ti evely flug connected with the VARIETY line
i tle yellow store on Tlu q, ior good oarsains
MtLLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

DEAFNESS CuRED-pR. McNAIR's ACCoUs-
TIC Oil"-Th0se deaf from old age and from infancy
ouch receive their bearing IN most miraculous manaer
by the of thi- oil. Il has the effect the
and bring into the al action the parts
70 restore the bearing whrn lost impaired TINS
VIII be done in al Of recent deafness aud many Of
long standing. All deaf pcrsous should use this OIL -
tomsiock < Go, u CORTLAND 81, the wholeaaers-
Price & per FLASK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
- 10 IG,E.
EN0g.EE;S

COOKING STOW ES.
HE s,bser,ter has nav on hand fu supply
The above stoves aud respectfully invites those WI
are in want OF good article 10 call ana EXAMINE n
stock which he viii sell low, as ne - ihe GUY asu "
tho sa of them, purchasers may rest assured they al
Getting aGEsulsE WoLrf sroyE when they buy OF him
a. TiiOS G CULBERTON
,lsn some coal cookin stoves ofPiiishurg manuacuf
irst rate article, together with general assortment
COPPER TIN ard SHEET IRON WARE, all o.
which will he disposed OF on the most re&sonaNle tenn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

LATEST ARRIV ". OF FANCY STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
SELBY ,AGNEW .xp SWEARINGEN
Monroe 81, " heeug.
a, REnGw receiving their second STOCK OF SuMNkR
IN Goons comprising avery large aud desirable as
sornent of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, bought ut re
daclors from early Spring prices Also, very large
stock Of superior
CARPETlNG,
OF every variety Of AND desirable patterns, at re-
duced prices, and prepared to otter important M
duceueuts to A'cschauis Wishing to repenish their
stock, as well as purchasers generally, mo
Dress Goods Chameleon ius,res, fou't de
kCINNS Nf'''.N'S' soie, Striped and Bard Amoire,
Satin Russo eros de Nap aud eros lie Swis plain ana
Fancy Dress SILKS. good article al 60 aisi Silk Lawns
six and Linen Tissues, Brans Camict Lustres, M'k
mode fancy Befages, good style OF lawns al 2 cts
Also acge tot OF very cheap white Goods from ~ to
81 ctS-IusI opened Il STONE & THOMAS.
Apr21
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

10 NNNI lEtHkA ts
anI now O. ers 40 "a
fees~, Zoe most perfect
Tor iaWi.l usr. ever oHcs
n'Ht tAi.r.ei, Which he
t e iiilscbeepcrs an
'c.' 80 i1.' and examine.
:" a., n'd e iAe clty ire
,''' 3oE : ava eai kioCo'i
I'd aLie~'- sii lHi Gua u0vt
i'n and hl'k t,
nom % 10 Sl,J0 PER
= .ise chocoiafe fr,
'7 't per pound
% ''Af bakers hroma a
cocoa
" 'iu chocolate sticks, dro
aUu 1>ic
| ! c''' os'tsrv AMI Woi
sf' '-ipublc refined ID
| sugar
o''s ''n do pniyerized a
| crushed loaf sugar
| 2 d' d. James, RET loaf
- 90 very stnerior No do
| hipt Hiire BpstoH Syrup
. ahis sugar li'Inolasscs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
sNs.E,ElR. I'm.

COPPER, FIN.
AND SHEET IRON WARE MtNuFACToRY,
lS5 IliaTket Square, IlheetlRg, Va.
rTflE subscriber respectfully informs his friends az
a the public generally that he has removed ms "a
aanls mto ihe large brick building adJoinin2 ms q
stand where he is fully prepared 10 do az wofk ei'm
in Tin Copper sheet iron entrusted 10 ihi, WIN ue
patch. | have en- hand large assortment al I'm al
Copper ware that viii sell for cash or 70 prompt eusi
luers shen credit. mr. IL GRO w JohNSoN
YTYDRANTS--Vave and cock MIGRANTS at n
.AI. Largh prices, wsrranedt To work well, at
mru JOHNSON ,ls5, Mafeet square,
FAD Pipe alwayson hand md hirni.hedal slo
HI notice 81 mT n loHNSo =. lsa Market oqr'
"COPPER" KErrLEs.-Wash and stew Kettles
~ hand and ior sale low al Jth N-pNS,
mr. IA ie'"e'@s' "qu"'e'
1SoFFFE MfIfS-A superior article Of Liviugsi
- 4 Rogyin's manufacture, on hand and ior sale low
mi I0llNsoN'S. ls5 Market Square.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
FsRsyrn s. fAKEa. al Wheeling, Va AND hfo~h
vile Pa, ia this day dissolved By mutual eoqsYt
wh.snns JAY Il, 1919. JAMES R.DiGER.
30 PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned. having VI
- dav entered iuio partnership viii continue The T.
,vArliug and faHimis.inu business AZ " hceliHg
HAErH, as he'eioiore' iANtS r. u Ak En-
LEON ARD g. FONsfT'
wheelirs July rs. ir4- RoBEar ruesNTu.
-. EcRlvEp apd Tor sale, few dezens fine as'ou
u, Purse si'e, a. sesi2 rhoaNBRooA s Coz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

wTNDRANTS.--Valve and cock lyarants at Pi l.
.sL bargh prices, warranieito work we'll at
mru JOHNSON ,ls5, Mafhet square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

CHI D.. lust received small lot Of tlose
NFlliN i Cii7. superior, Browns FIRST QrAlt..
az Gold Pens warranted tHe best in the cry.
u3 Jugn b.sHaP, 1872, Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
Variety Goods.

et. Cootsof every descrtpt
ranes. fafcad, Buttons, +
-.tau.bs. 90 an Kinds, T
Ud. Shaving, llair,
t4tfttcVely tliug com
a.tttt4s yellow store On
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25

SCENE ON THE OHIo.-Our boat stop
ped to take in wood. On the shore among
crowd, was remarkably stupid looking
fellow, with his hands in his pocket and
his under lip hanging down. A dandy,
ripe for = scrape, tipped mods and winks
all about saying. ''now I'll have some
fun. III frighien the greenhorn,' He
jumped ashore with drawn bowie. knife.
hrandlshing ii in the face ofthe 'green'un,
excleiming, now I'll punish you have
heen looking for yon week" The fel !.
low. stared stupidity at the assailant. He
evidently had not sense enough 10 be
scared; but as the bow ie-knife came near
his face. one of bis huge fists suddenly
vacated his pocket and fel II hard and heavy
between the dandy's eyes, and The poor
fellow las floating in the Ohio, Greeny
jumping on board our boat. put his hands
in his pockets. and looked round. "May
be- said he, 'thar's somebody else here
that's been lookin' for me week.
Elephant. a, i,s'.dN,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25
HAPPIEST HOURS.

They tell US. love, that you and I
Our happiest days are seeing,
While yet is shut from either's eye
The change that waits on being ~
Ah! life they says weary way,
With less ofjoy than sorrow,
For where the sunlight falls today
Ihere'll be a shade to morrow.
If ours be love that will not bear
The test of change and sorrow, r-
AND only deeper channels wear
In passing to each morrow
Then better were it that to-day -
We fervently were praying, co.
That what We have might pass away
While We the words were say ing.
The heart has depths of bitterness "
AsweIl as those Of pleasure;
And those who 1--we, love not unless
They both Of these can measures
There is time and, and il will come,
When this they must discover,
And woe if either then be dumb
To power that moved the Lover!
There are some spots where each will
fall, '.a 70 Ga@,. .aai~ra4
And each will need sustaining; Il
And suffering is the lot of all, Z.E~uq
And is of Gods ordaining s. ,a.aa
Then wherefore do our hearts unite .,
In bonds that none can sever, m
II not to bless each changing light, 6
And strengthen each endeaSor2 Jsr,
Then while these happy days we bless,
Let Us no doubt be sowing
God's-mercy never will be less 4,
Tho He sho'd change the showing;
Such be our Faith as on we tread,
Each trusting and obeying,
As two wholly His hand are led,
And hear what he is saying.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25

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DEArH.--Death is mystery. We ,knov
we shall ere long close our eyes o.
sublunary objects, but the time and the
manner ofour death we cannot forssss.
Here one falls in his full strength, whils
another has been Ianguishing fer years.
The aged are passed by, and the turf is
upheaved for the young and the. beautiful.
Our neighbor falleth by our bosom. Yet
these instances ofmortalIity fail 10 leave
suitable Impressions on our minds. Ia
~ We follow our friends TO the grave.andi
turn as anxious as ever TO engage in the
business and turmoil of life. Tomorrow.
we forget the pleasant smile and chssEful
voice, and put far away from our miads
the thought our own mortality. Thus
we are blinded; but, little IS We dwell
upon il, the day approaches when ours
voices will be hushed, our eyes closed,
and our lips refuse to do their Office.
Blessed shall we be, if we live for another
world, BY cherishing right feelings Of
heart. and living void of offence before
God and man. !.