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Tavern Stand for Sale,

OffER FOR SALE THE TAVERN
i = STAND Row occupied By mo At East Richlsnd,
On the National Road. three miles West of st.
CarsVllle, Ohio. This stand is we'll situated
40 40 provided with good stables and every CON
,ehlShce Tor the accom- m odation OF the travel.
!hg pubic
tor further particulars and terms, address
."o subscriber At East Richand, o.
IHhl&u JOHN g. ROTMEIR
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POLICE CoURT.-There were but two
cases before Judge Good, yesterday
morning; one of them, that against
Bridget Roman, charged with using
abusive language to Mary Mallory, was
dismissed on the payment of costs by
the defendant. Bridget antied up $3.50
and departed.
Benjamin Hazard was up charged
with using insulting and abusive lam
gusge towards Miss Louisa Miller-Chap-
man. Richards, in the Second Ward Mar
ket, on Wednesday morning. After q
very exciting war of words between
Miss Richards and the gentle Benjamin,
he was fined SIS and costs. Not having
the necessary amount of fractional cur
reney, Ben. has joined Noah Prices geo.
logical school.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
,nIe Residences o"
Eourth street.

or DECREE OF THE
ny VlRiHE If Ohio county StateoI vs.
h Circuit C0G rsd on the Sd day OF june -. a;
yIrtnia, rehuo in chsncery penang ,u
n is6e in 'au uSerein Robert Luke ana SsSrse e
Circuit Court n and James Luxe anu o'ns'
Lake zen. s dAuts, shall on Of Am.
are dsI To- the 9th day Oh A"-
Mona"yyu INST. A. ID. 1869
-, Of tho Court House Of Ohio
At the front unv,cioek. A. N, proceed 70 sen Al
SSauty, at ~ 20 the highest and best bidder,
nub sueuETn n.ing described parcels OIL fea es,
~ three ioho"tb lie city of Wheeling. In said
"a situate N az The south half OF Lot No.
:.s,s, that Is ~ ,Ss cast side Of Fourth street,
~, atuste o. and Market alley, and Lot No.
herwesn Y an MOTION street, and aoJolnin inc
y fronu said south bali OF 10. w. -, - o III
as, line eeiI.ond parcel commencing Al point
rsrcel. s~,'sst ar the south line OF said Lot
= Toafls ss sos south and parallel with Fourth
Ca 81 t heu ,hree feet thence east and parallel
,,et thhss ~ line of said Lot No. l3S, IN equai
II tbc s ou. 20 Morrow street, including LOT
s-ssdth, lo- .V on the west side OF Morrow
10 ron he north SO feet oil trscuonH
greet 'e s1- and said Lot No So. Iniro Palcei;
LO' No: .H in the west line 0! sA,u n. "a sas.
Lot No. ~; on .onth line Of said Lot No. i3s,
,outh OF .pe md parallel with Fourth street -
;bspcs sontn -. a. ,StItk line Of said Lot No. l57,
Get and All With the south line Of said Lo. ~, ~
AID parable. ,hsnce north with the east line of
~, l39 feet .n : point in said last mentioned
said 10y =, .outh Of the south me oil saie Eo'
line 3 feel sOl S2 feet to the place Of begin.
~, thence he residue of the fractional Lot
ping, beng w vas conveyed to James Luke b.
No, 49, .hlcb and wife by deed dated the 9th
v sSrsysm Der 1891, and recorded in the re-
Of ONO o,o aGsySs and n iii9 a Z. H ths
g. Cd MOTT" ,Dnrtenances to said parcels at
buldiHg, longing AM or in anywise appertaining
tsehed Of U 1F EsXLE-Opethtrd casn cnethird
IEEH1SI Of Of one year, and the residue . on ma
credit Of t W. 10 bear interest from the day
errdit is,' ~-cSa.ers to give bond with good per;
Of sale; .PPT rtSf for the deferred payments and
soma 'e' :, he retained until the further order
Of tse ''.a '''> GEORGE w. JBFFERS,
Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

IBleached and Brown Canton Elan
nels of every quality, just received at
Rhodes
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~Don't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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vWheeler g. Wilson Sewing Ma,
chimes for rent with the privilege of ap-
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM.
Sumner & Co.'s, No. IS Monroe street.
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MARIETTA ACADEMY.

VHE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN AT
i the same time as the College term, Thurs.
day morning, September I'd, and continue six.
teen weeks.
In the Academy, students are prepared for
College, and instruction is given in all branches
usually taught in High Schools.
Students preparing for the ministry, and
those honorably discharged from the Union ser
vice have their tuition remitted both in College
and in the Academy. Promising students in
INDECENT circumstances can receive limited aid.
Tuition in College, $50 per annum and in
Academy s25. Board on reasonable terms.
For further information, apply to /. W.
ANDREWS, President, or j. 81. JENKINS,
Principal of Academy.
MARIETTA, ONO, July 90, 1869. aug3tf
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BA dentist who advertised to e1-
tract stumps was surprised recently by
a call from farmer, who said he had a
"yhole field of them he wanted out"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

yThe best way to get mp an appe-
tite is to get muscle. Stir the blood
and you agitate the glands. When the
machine is in full operation it demands
fuel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

~Blond & Bachman have received
a fine assortment of the spring styles of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
Caters. .r.rl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

e For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and ell Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use Cream of Violets." Fer sale by Ed,
muRd Booking and Booking & Carroll
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THE ECLIPsE.-There is a good deal
of talk about the eclipse that is to come
off at Washington to-day.
We understand that the Hempfeld
road is going to sell tickets to see the
eclipse and throw in a piece of smoked
glass. They will run an excursion train
on the occasion.
If you use smoked glass to look at
the eclipse to-day. keep the smoked side
of the glass towards the eclipse. 1t
makes no difference to as, though. II
might to your nose. Smoked tin, if you
can't get glass, won't do as q substitute.
An eclipse of the sun is big thing.
Especially on ice. You look at it, as we
have said, through pice of smoked
glass. If you don't like smoked glass,
take several pieces Of glass, paint them
in water colors, one red, one blue and
one green. Sometimes. you can see
through them, sometimes you can't
Ii the uay DC uoI auu yVu PeAePiis
freely, these colors may come of or
your face and give you q very disti"gu'
appearance. A young lady once got NJ
good reputation as hard drinker by
the color from the red glass coming of
on her nose, and those of the red anc
yellow gracefully comingling on TIT
lower lid of her optics. She looked like
half-sober prizs-fghter. She was
lean gal, but good one.
If you get in good position to SET
the eclipse, and have lady friend witt
you, get close enough to her so that she
can rest her head against the northeast
lapel of your coat. But remember thai
you can't see the eclipse by looking intt
depths of her eyes. Eclipses are hot
reflected. Nary reflection. Finally
don't fail to see the eclipse, even II il
get so dark you have to light lamp Il
see it by.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

NoTIcE.-The regular meeting of the
Baltic Base Ball club will be held this
evening at the usual place" A full at
tendance is desired.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

R'Prof. E. A. Weber hasresumee his
lessons on the Piano and Organ. Resi-
dence on Fifth street, above Monroe,
next door to Capt. Stones.
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT

AsO the r S0T by Lewis Lev 9HHK 9a
Morris as hard SG H. occupied BY J. 4 F.
April lat, ls6g. FnsT;,sS, ore. Possession given
Wv. MILLER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

IIn an article headed --latest
Swiudle," careless comPositor made
Us say a man got 81 for sl6. It should
read $500 for SIS. ----
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FOR SALE.

MIL SELL MY PROPERTY IN GRAF
tH'H corner and for several years occupied BY
D,s owe s Co merchants. Apply on the
irIStSs 70 T. A DIARY,
'''~N Grafton, W. Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

, wIn swallowing joke look out for
the points asst goes down.
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FLOUR,

lUO SSts; LILLY WHITE SPRING
50 Dds " RiEH Grade" White wb.,,
hxSI an" received and for sale bv
LIST, MORRISON co
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FWhite Ballard Vale Flannels of
every width and quality, at Rhodes.
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EThe Champions of Western Penn
sylvania play the Battles Saturday,
August 9TH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

1854 and 1914 Bleachea and Brown
Cotton Sheetings, at Rhodes.
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
Land for Sale.

rosr,yrTo THE DECREE MADE BY
pCbhSo C5rruit Court of Ohio county, on the
i ne BE-; Inne 1859, in the suit in chanoery
ibire day o. ry STT p SPRINGER AND OTHERS,
between cent. - and SHEPHERD MCINTYRE
Comp P,aaiTaERS Defendants, the undersigned
S en-, ssiOners will, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

II The clubs of Pittsburgh and
Wheeling play a match game Of ball
Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

|Mosquito Bars, Pink and White,
and wide mosquito net, at Rhodes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

FPetite Csrtesonly Sl.o0 per dozen,
at Partridge's Gallery.
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FOR SALE.
ID ACRES RNCRLLRNT LAND.

Pea. '. Il soaptsd TO Vineyard and Fruit par.
atsd p.s soTSt SGl vines under cultivation) situ.
Apply - I nVsh Run Station, c. & p. K. r., Ohio.
aag3S1SyG9nn Trainer on premises.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

Centre Street Residence For
Sale.
AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
three story brick residence of Mr.. j. F. Up
"eEEac situated OR the north side OF Centre,
ra't %! seventh street This house ia in first
axe order and contains seven rooms and a
A.',hen has gas on all the floors. There is also
good stable and carriage house on the prem
SOS Possession when required.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Eel. Estate Agent, Market street,
aus South of Custom House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07
From j. f. Cox, Esq.

HoDGRNvILLE, LABUE COUNTY, KY,
Marsh %, 1868.
w. II. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SIR-Fer enc year previous to my meet.
ing you at Grayson Springs last August, had
been subject to Fever and Ague Chills, and at
your suggestion used your Tonic Bitters freely
before my chill day, and have not had chill
since. and have enjoyed uninterrupted good
health Your friend, &c.
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TUX SALE OR RENT

L vi, SNAIL DWELLING HOUSES ON
-'s''os Island ENQUIRE {
mars JNO. 2. GILCHRIST,
. Main street-up stairs.
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vOlympics, Of Pittsbnrgh, rs. Bal.
tics, of Wheeling. 15.IoErH
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wFor anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, 60 to Blond
& Bachman's.
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wPartridge's Photographs cannot
be excelled for brilliant tone and fine
finish.
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FIGHTING EDlTORS.-NOtlclnS tne dt-
tacks that are made upon editors all
over the country, we are led to believe
that the position now given on the staff
of eastern papers-that of fighting edi-
tor is necessity. Not wishing 10 be
behind our more favored contemporaries
we have engaged gentleman to con-
duct the sanguinary department of this
paper at So a difficulty, provided that
there be no more than ten little difficult
ties to be handled at once.
He was born in the wilds of Arkansas,
but has been in training in North
Wheeling for good while. He enters
on his position at fighting weight of
100 pounds, bot he is now unusually
good HUNDRED. When he's mad he
weighs nearly thousand.
There is a reticence about him in re-
gard to his ancestors that wei can't I'M
derstand. A gentleman asked him yes
terday about his grandmother. That
unfortunate gentleman is to be buried
this afternoon.
TIC his care are turned over all who
get mad because we don't leave their
names out of the police reports, those
who lose their temper because they
don't get ten dollar local notice when
they advertise dollars worth and
men who consider themselves abused
because we don't take their advice in
conducting the paper.
He proposes to conduct his depart
ment on the European plan. All order.
properly executed. Gentlemen can ex
anime plan Of Peninsula Cemetery
while waiting their turn.
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HAT CoURTEsY.-The hat plays an
important part in demonstrating cour'
tesy. 1t is not every man, however, who
eau uncover his oaput gracefully; yet
the art is worth acquiring, for the sa-
lutte, when elegantly performed, always
makes favorable impression on society,
and especially on the ladies. Hands
and fortunes have been won, ere now,
by. hst-and-hand politeness. Some gen.
tlemen imagine that merely touching
the brims of their chapeaax is a sufficient
expression of their respect for the rul,
ing sex. They are mistaken. The ladies
are very exacting on this point. The
beaver must be fairly lifted from the
head to satisfy them, and slight -four
ish of the same, accompanied by an
obeisant movement of the head and
spinal column, renders the act, in their
opinion, doubly charming. Elaborate
attempts at this exploit are made quite
often on our streets, but it must be con-
fessed that most of them are failures.
Our exqisites overdo the thing. There
is a golden mean in the management of
the hat which they unfortunately miss
Their ambition overleaps it.
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wOlympics rs. Battles, Saturday.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wheeling Female College.

SESSI0E WILL COMMENCE MONDAY,
y September 9Th; Thorough and experienced
teachers In every department LII 3
Unsurpassed in salubrity, elevated above the
noise and dust Of the city, with ample ground
md open exposure on all sides, il combines the
healthtulness of the country with the advan.
tages OF the city. Board "a per week. Tuition
from 90 to sl2 per quarter.
Address Misc s. L. STILSON. Principal, OF
G. d. HUBBARD, President of the Board Of
Directors- aug2td
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weOlympics rs. Battles, Saturday
August 9TH.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-27

The Springfield Republican says:-"About
the busiest traveller that we know of during this
dog-day weather is the interviewing reporter
of the New York SUM- No sooner had this
attache of that luminary written out the notes of
Boston, than he hied away to Ohio and now
offers us mental photograph Of the great Pen
Qleton.'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-27

Rev. Charles Godfrey, Methodist, of Lafay-
ette, Ind, recently denounced the Republican
party in the pulpit because it had not appointed
more Methodists to office. He was severe on
Mr.. Lincoln for removing man from office be-
cause he was Methodist.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-05-15
JsrnsaIein..

/.
THE subterranean explorations which
have been carried on at Jerusalem BY
lieutenant Warren, on behalf Of the Brit
ish association known as the Palestine
Exploration Society leave no doubt
that the city which was hAllowed
By the feet Of the Saviour Of man
kind, and which was the scene oE the
most solemn events In the history on tho
world, still exists, buried beneath the
modern Jerusalem, as Pompeii and Her.
culaneum lie buried beneath the Aya and
ashes Of Vesuvius. Lieutenant W2rTen
commenced his explorations in Febralary
1853, and reports of the results Of has In
vestigations up TO February Of this year
have been published. He has suznkel
twenty four shafts in different parts OF The
city, besides making excavations az he
Pool Of Bethesda and OF Sloan, and has
driven galleries from these shafts 10 the
distance Of many hundred feet Until
these Standardization had been comm9need,
the belief was general that Dotonly bad
the ancient Jerusalem been razed TO the
ground, but that IL had been cleaned away
from its site 50 that not even yesEige Of
Il could be found. Innumerable ex plola-
tions Of the modern city above the g=ropnd
had been made and it was suppose@d that
al the notable proportions Of th9 new
city had been correctly identified wEth the
corresponding portions Of the ancleE1t one.
But now II seema to be shown that the
greater part Of these supposed il6entla.
cations have been ba "a on fallaGes The
Disappearance Of that old eityis, 3nhct,
one Of the most marvellous thlDgs "
history, Here was a city, Gaaols
tat lta Blgs, msRnihcenee and beau I And
Hthe 10y IL the whols assth, ! lAe EalliOIy
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-05-15
HydrOphobia

THE particulars of the dreadful death
by hydrophobia Of Mi. WYATT are given
in the Dundas (Canada) NsGS He had
been snapped at some two weeks ago by a
dog, out only q slight scratch on a dn ger
was made. Remedial agen G. we're applied,
and very little more was thought ofthe af.
fair until Saturday last, when W yatt com.
planned of soreness in the finger and
shooting pains up the arm which he com
pared to rheumatics,' In the evening,
about 8 o'clock, he requested his son to
give him drink Of water, which, on
being brought, he could notlook at Then
the whole truth flashed on bis mind in an
Instant. He was mad he, accompanied
by his son, proceeded to Dr. McMsh ons
Office, and the Doctor prescribed q
draught, an attempt to take which al.
most threw him INTO conyulsions. He
Afterwards retired to his residenc ce, where
he remained until he died. The progress
Of the disease was very rapid, it being but
about twenty hours after his Cal ling
upon medical aid until he was aCorpse.
Poor Wyatt was well aware of his state,
and egged-entreate prayed tObe des.
trQyed-bled to death; allow him to get
out Of the house to drown himself; any.
thing for relief from this horrible death.
His appearance was frightful His eyes
appeared to fairly protrude from their
sockets, and glowed with a fearful
intensity. Possessed with the
strength Of giant it required the
united strength of half a. dozen
men to hold him when In the paroxysm.
Horrid screams attested his suffering.
Bound at one time with stout bed cord,
he snapped itlike piece of rotten yarn.
It was an awful spectacle. We never wish
another opportunity of witnessing such a
one. The disease contin uedto inCre asein
intensity until s O'Clock ON Sunday even
ing, when nature seemed to have become
gradually exhausted, and from that time
until 10 O'Clock he con tinued to Slowly
sink, his condition being inteTspersed by
frequent spasms until death finally stepped
in and relieved him from his terri
BILE sufferings Every hing that medi-
cal aid could do was attempted, but
without effect Vapor baths, along With
other remedies, were applied, but they
only appeared to mitigate the sulfeTings
Wyatt leaves q wife and family, No dan
ger is epprehended to the Other person
who was bitten at the same time, as he
had glove on the hand wounded, and as
no symptoms have presented themselves
up t0this time, it ispresumed the texture
Of the fabric absorbed the saliva Thii
we believe Is the first case OF the kline
thathas ever occurred in Dund@, Year
ago, married woman named Kenny
died on the Brock road of the amS
disease. It's blessing it is SO rare
a more revolving death It'll hard to mag
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Bleeding from the Nose,


SOME two years ago, while going down
Broadway, in New York, blood com.
menced running from my nose quite free.
ly. I stepped aside and applied my hand.
kerchief intending to repair to the nearest
hotel, when gentleman accosted me, say.
ing: "Just put piece of paper in your
mouth, chew it itrapidly, and it will stop
your nose bleeding" Thanking him rather
doubtfully, | did as he suggested, and the
flow Of blood ceased almost Immediately.
| have seen the remedy tried since quite
frequently, and always with success.
Doubtless any substance would answer
the same purpose as paper, the stoppage
Of the flow Of blood being caused, no
doubt, by the rapid motion Of the laws,
and the countSr action of the muscles
and arteries connecting the jaws and nose.
Physicians say that placing small role
of paper or muslin above the front teeth,
under the upper lip, and pressing hard on
the same, will arrest bleeding from the
nose-checklng the passage Of fHblood
through the arteries leading to the nose. -
Il, @. x, in Country Gent. ,,.,4
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4 Companion Of WasI!Ington Yet AlIre.

CAPTAIN JOHN WEBSTER, who has
reached the advanced age of 104 years,
was born in Dublin in 1865, and came to.
this country in t79s. Soon after his ar.
rival he was apprenticed In GEORGETOWN
to the firm Of Noble b Crabtree, ship.
owners and chambers. After serving
his time he became Captain OF d vessel,
and followed the sea for seventy-five years.
He was q schoolmate Of both John and
Charles Wesley, and their friend for years
Is a strict follower If Wesley still, and
speaks Of him with the greatest affection.
Having sOtne business with the family he
ist viating, I called TO zee him and in
answer TO my ring he came to the door
himself This being the first time | had
seen him, imagine my surprise when he
replied to my question of 4 How old are
your" Zone hundred and four years.
He must have noticed the strange look my
face bore, for, smiling, no said 81 have
my proofs In black and white II seemed
to me as if some grave had given up its
dead, and for some minutes | could do no
more than stare the old man in the face
and mutter, Can it beP Said he II knew
Daniel Webster well was very intimate
i NApAA AAAAA AAeN08 W0AAVN uNAA-lli hIIua VIII
him many time; have conYersed with
Washington time and again. My wife
died hve years ago, aged ninety,eight
years. My eldest son 10 over seVenty-four
years old, and ! have one daughter living
in this city The old gentleman is 10 ex-
cellent spirits, and does not seem to tire Of
conversation. He has bis second sight,
and can read writing, If finely written, as
well as the papers, without the aid of
spsctacles. His home Is at the Sailors
Snug Harbor, from which place he comes
unattended to visit bis friends in the city.
To have seen this old man and talk with
him, seems to give one q new lease Of life
ITO fill one With noble purposes, SO that
ones end may be like this noble follower
of the Master, TO whose praise be gives all
the moments OF BIS latestycars srothose
who would like 70 see this old landmark
that Will soon have passed away, be ex-
tends d cordial invitation I'd visit him at
the ssilors' Snug Hagbor, stalen tsland
AISEor9 Maaasiaf