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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
R1EzKZs xEJAX
HOARHOUND CANDY
SHOUT IFS PRAISES,

AND PROCLAIM II To TIE WORLD!
gg-That which, is beneficial TO the world in any
shape way, should be PROMULGATED To the ut
termost parts of the earth for PUBLIC GOOD.
Whenever an Important discovery IN medical
science takes place, II should be spread al once
such a discovery 10 found IN PEASE'S COM
POUND EXTRACT or HOARHOUND, for
thecure of all diseases which arise from a chilled
syslem, and has proved itself of the utmost value
TO n Discerning public. Formed OF IueHty fire
different ing TedieRtF, each one OF hch 10 Ot the
most valuable nature, IN the care OF tfose pIlma
~ diseases which terminate IN CONSUMP-
An families are liable to have some portion of
their members attacked At this sea son OF the
year, and they should be particular and have IN
their house fen packages OF this valuable COM
pound. Children are very apt TO be taken with
slight cold, TO only IN GROUP OR SCAR
LET FhYER.
Al such tunes, a few sticks given according to
the directions, would stop all tear for the future,
because IL wOHd thea be gwen IN TIME.
THIS is the grand secret, and should be remsm-
THE HOARHOUND EXTRACT has now
been before the public for four years, and IN that
space Of time no msJlclne has ever equalled II
in the amount Of It's sale, or IN the estimation IN
which it's held 10y the public.
sold by PEASE a. SON, inventors and Pro
prietOrs, IS Division street.
HUMBUG.
Some cry hrmbug out of envy, and some from
jealousy cry humbug, some from their ignorance
Of the thing cry humbug. l do not believe tina {
every thing Is gold that shines, nor do believe
that every thing which Is hastily denounced - a
huu,bug Men need not be frightened BY a mere
hUmbug. Provo thing and then judge of it
was led TO the above remarks by very sensi-
BILE gentleman saying TO me this day that Pease's
HOsThOund Candy was a humbuG. Now, know
better from actual experiment. find II one Of
the best things Tor the throat and voice, hOarse-
ness and coughs which have ever used. Let
such try and see for himself.
HEMAN BANGS,
Pastor ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church,
Forsyth street.
New York, Dec 18th, 1912.
To MessTs John Pease g. Son, AZ Division st.
Il will indeed be wonderful, II after reading the
above certificate from one Of he IN Jst prominent
ministers ~ the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and should doubt the efficacy Of Posse HOar-
hound Candy added TO the above name, which 10
~ itself hoist. will be for that Of Andrew Jack
son, the old hero whose opinions were never
bought or sold. but were always expressed IN
candOr.
/ Each Agent has a Certificate Of Agency. signed
/ J Poase & SIN in their own hand writing.
! For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
may 10 Wheeling, Va.
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

"ALL a. WICKHAM, are now receiving at
Il II their Auction Rooms, lresh supply Of Do.
nestle Dry Goods, which they enabled to sffer
to cash dealers, at unusually low prices. Call and
see us, and we will endeavor to give you more
goods for your money than you can get elsewhere
in this city. HALL & WICKHAM.
may'll JohnsIun's Row.
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.ATTENTION GUAnDs,

TINE WHEELING GUARDS are requested 20
meet in tLc north end Of the Lanceueron
Acodamy. NJ half past I o'clDck. Tues lay ever.
ing H51t The 18th INST. A. there will be business
uf importance brought beiuro company general
attendance is requested. BY order Of the CommIr.
DER $ GLENN. ).
may 10
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NOTICE.

A Ii those knowing themselves Indebted to
"a late firm II r Pollock & Co, will do well 20
call at the old stand Immediately, and settle the
same and save costs. T. POLLOCK
may 8 ON JOHN ALTMAN,
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
The Masonic Brethren OF Ohio Lodge NO l0l OF
Wheeling, will celebrate the anniversary of ST John
the Baptist, en- the 24Ih June next. 10y prOcessiOn.
Grafton, &c. according to ancient usage.
Negotiating lodges and soIpurnins brethren in
good standing are respectfully invited Ia attend.
MORGAN NELSON, WM n HOUSTON
JAMES 5 WHEAT. ELIJAH DAY,
GEO w SIGHTS.
ap % C0,nrni,f,.
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PLANTER y HOUSE.
ST. LOUIS. MO.

"a REDUCTION OF THE FAREt
fsn.f1 In consideration Of the pressure of
HE the times, the undersigned has redu-
G4 ced the prices OF Oarding and lodging
: 81 so per day, mi the rate of vines
rom 80 TO roper CT His tables will con .inue as
heretofore TO be supplied with every luxury the
market affords. The Building is the largsst
any In the city, and is not surpassed by any no
tel i'm an West.
Evory attention will be given by the undersign-
ed, his agents, and servants, 10 accOmmo .ate
those " no favor him with a call
st Loris, may 10 3m BENZ STICKNEY.
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GtIDER VINEGAR..-I6 BBLS. a sue
y riar article, for sale how by
mar - WIN PAXTON 81 SON.
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Z ARD wANTED.-Thb Highest cash price
Iyyrll be- prd Tor Land al the Lard OF Manu-
fsciory o. ~. WAkNEN
wheeling, nay -, Market Alley
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BOYER,s CANDY.

BOYER'S CANDY.
"URES Coughs. Guilds, lIusrseness. PhIhysic,
- Hopping Cough, Measles. Group asd Asthma
better Than any CsnIy Offered 10 tie public. Il hos
been sdeelual'y tried different and distant paris
Of the country end everywhere gained reputation
in the abpve diseases beyond eli precedent a on
" requires a trial 90 confirm the highest commen.
dalton which me proprietor could give; numberless
certificates might be published but they are deem.
ed unnecessary where the article be obtained as
II ceues ior isei q u aso peculiarly beneficial 30
Singers, Clergymsn, Lawyers and oil public speak.
ev Manufactured and sild wholesale and retail
by John Buyer, Sieubenville Ohio For sale at the
Drug and Medicine store Of
LAFAYETTE McNEELY.
may 10 No 202 MaiH " Wheeling, Va.
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

PULMONARY CONSJ MPTION.
UST published, demonstration OF tho cur.brl.
- Iy OF Pulmonary Consumption, in all Is stages;
comprising an inquiry into the Nature, Gauss
symptoms. Treatment. and prevention Of Subercu-
luus discusses IN general, by VIM A MDOwell. NJ ID,
of Louisville. Ky. For ale by
STEPHENSON & HASwELL,
on 2S ITuioR ST
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ITTNO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-
Il TURERS. Just received from Philadoly hIa.
at the Sign Of the BIG RED BOOT
II dozen best Morocco SKINS
10 do superior Md skins
do goat SKIN bindings.
10 do pink lining skins.
do goat skins superior article.
Shoe manufacturers in want VI any of the above
articles. will find them a superior article and will
be sold low Tor cush. SAM'L MCLALLEN.
ap29
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FOR RENT.

4 SMALL Ruom on Market Street. oae doo
~ north ri OdeHbaEgh's Gun Sh,p. suitable fo
Shoemaker or Tailor shop. P,'ssrssIoN given i'm
mediOiely aad terms easy. Enqure on the promises
np4
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a CARD.
EDWARD MCCULLOUGH,

ID ESPECTFULLY Announces 20 The public that
\ y he j. prepared 10 furnish cheap and comfnr
table meals ~ the shorlest nuure VIZ Co6ce, Ira
end Barley Juice. Bread. utter and Cheese. Beef
sisdk. Ham &C. The Old sfaud. veil known o. the
EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE,
No. 30 U4t9n Street, ,bsfuesu Nam and M1rksfl
WHEELING, Va.
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DYE sTTFFs.

A s. TODD, South End Of Market squsrs.
n . sign Of the Iron Wheeled BLACK MAN
MOTH. will sell Dye Stuff, as lUw a. they cen be
ri an the CITY na f,lIovsf
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 q HHDS PRIME n o SUGAR. just Ian
Il " ded irom Steamer HarrisburRh ana far sale
~ lmsr ~ WA PAXTON & SON.
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Each Agent has a Certificate Of Agency. signed
Poase & SIN in their own hand writing.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
mayIO Wheeling, Va.
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CSr RECEIVED, general stock Of GROCE-
" RlES. LIQUORS. &c, of superior quality,
" Inch Is offered al the most reduced pric e. for
CASH. ID MGINNIs.
aP1 No IT'S. Market s,uaro
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I.AMNSI

BONNETS.
4 S TODD has just received al the South
"a end Of Market Square, general assortment
of BOnneis, viz:
Super Wave and open Bonneis,
do Florence do
10 Fire Seven BRAID English Straw d.
do Eleven do do DO
Doyon's Fancy lawn. Cyprus anil Willow Bpnneis,
Also, for Children. Florence Braid and Straw
BOnnels, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats Of different
qualities. Velveieen and Cloth Caps Of all sizes.
NAV 4
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DRUGs AND MEDICINEs.

may 10
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I Have just received beautiful supply OF LACES.
Of all descriptions in The new style. AshburiOa
Lace for Ladies Caps and Trimmings.
may w + SELBY
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home The following is the crop and quantity consumed

In the ear of the shortest crop the proportion
sumed here was one fifth only and during the past year.
one eighth or IL per cent only consumed at home
Yet Mr. Webster, statesman asserts "a truth"s
eelement of political economy"that third sold
home and that the price OF that third regulates the price
of the in the foreign market fMr Webster chooses
such things to the farmers he surely did not learn
il New York. he says he did that about the exports OF
produce to England He states that England will not
Jake wheat" and "yet she is anxious to get That
is the duty Of the government 10 find market for produce
Whet does Mr.. Webster mean by "the government" 1t
is generally understood in this country to the PEG
pie. Mr.. Webster to imagine that government is
what it is represented in old books political economy
viz: mysterious power Of divine origin, without
which there would be no trade and happiness This d
vine power must seems, furnish home market, and yet
every body rejoice at the large trade opened abroad
by the reduction Of the English tariff, which Mr. Webster
will benefit the English people, II that is also ga
truth why not benefit the America people in the same
way by corresponding reduction of the United States
tariff.
Again, Mr.. Webster states as follows:-
We do not carry our -four TO Brazil, nor bring our
coffee from Cuba II is done for us, and have found 1t
impossible raise the country to sense OF the impor-
lance OF this great injustice.
The sipgularity Of this statement is remarkable and
the is The following table from the Cuba
official returns for 1912 -
ppoM
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Passengers Sailed.

me packe, ship Sheridan sailed yesterday for Liverpool
yan of England Mr. Robert Rutheriord of Dublin Ireland
NJ Jas Adams of NYork; Mr. T Ingham of Syrac,se NY
M'' Of Gb %sns t Sy T e
Sacke aud lady Of NewYork; Mrs Rachael Shlock three
children end servant Of DubIn Mr. John Johnston lady and
Henry sM6oalddo Of Montreal ,s q Mrs Henry s6bade Jr
lady Of Canada Mr. Augustus Coffin OF New York; Mr. ssmI
Scahec and lady OF Ssyannah MIR WIN schaer of de: MI
John Johnson Jr Of NYok; MIR Chas Johnston of NJ
gina; MIR Chas McCaffray, Of Cork. VI IT
In the packet ship Louis Philippe sailed yesterday for IIavrp
Mrs Henry w livingston Misss SILVIA Mary and Stepha
MIA and Masters Walter De Gee Robert and Louis Liyime
ston and seryqnts Of LIVINGSTON Manor Sutherland ESQ
of Hudson; DR. Wild and DIR Kneeand, of Boston; Messr
Francis Brown, Bnninger and John Bleudgem or New
York; SECOND, Fred Thorspeckcr Of Philadelphia; nj,
Lowering Il Gourd and q DE Barry of Frances jean Pierre
Pratt and Mrs Risny, Of Milford, Psan.
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Foreign Markets.

MoNTEvpEo, July 26th.-This will inform you that
have safely arrived here after very boerous and tedi.
passage of seventy four days send you this by
Of Rio de Janeiro, being the fret opportunity have had
since arrived. Have not commenced discharging yet
except few samples owing MIR. Purdon being at Bue-
Ayres expect to go to Buenos Ayres-there is no
freight here at present and Hides at your limits
to be got rather think shall be obliged to 60 to Rio
for Coffee reights in Buenos is but So per ton
and slow loading at that.
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Died.

On Sunday afternoon half past o'clock, OF Consump.
ton, JAMS BRkrAN OF Patrick Brennan in the 10Th
year Of his age.
The friends Of the family and those of his brother
law Felix Qun RESPECTFULLY invited to attend his fin,
neral from his late residence 90 Sheriff. Stanton
street, this Tuesday, afternoon at half past o'clock
On Monday the 18th instant in the 32d year of her
HARnIrr wife of IT, omas Hughes, daughter of Henry
HeaseIden, deceased.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the uner this Tuesday, G
ternoon at half past o'clock, from his residence ITO
Charlton street.
Lately, in the city of Albany, N. Y, WILLIAM CAM
PIN native OF lreland-hsn whom very few main.
tanned equal reputation for honesty industry and in
tegrity.
In Baltimore on the 2lst inst in the 9th year of his
age, Mr. GEORGE HAsLur Of Jesse and Henrietta Has
lup.
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Increase.
$l3,3l6 "a

Not much doing in any Of the markets to-day. The
weather is too w8rm for active operations.
AsHEs.-We have no change to notice. Sales very
small.
BREApsruFFs-Flour is little frmer Ohio sells at
50 sl Michigan, 81 81 34 Genesee, 81 37t Rye Flour
So SIT. Receipts large.
CoTToN-The market is inactive this morning. Scarce.
ly any sales and no changes in rates.
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PHrLApELPHIA Sept 25Ar barque Globe Esling n kle
Jauero Aug 49, via Pemambuco Aug 90; Highlander innce
Albany Squire Brothers Stselman Boston; Ceres, Tarbox
Fall Ryer-Beow, Charlotte, I'm rortlsnd,Gld snsqusha
nah, MierEen, Liverpool Berwick, Harding, NOrieans
BALTMoRE Sept 25-Arr Grace Brown, Myers Rotterdam
Gulnere, Brown, do; Cathsrne Jackson Myers 30; y
lumba; Erns Gustaye, Beuan, Bremen Trahs Gardner
and market Pocahontas, Higgins bordeaux; Napier San
Gard Windsor Ms: Arethusa Senner, do Emma, Cole,
Yor-Sid Roanoke Smith Rio Janeioro; Pocahontas ilig
gins, Bordeaux Napier, SANFORD, Asefua' 1eersoh Mis
Kingston lam
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


SECOND Board Sept % 600 State SIS 5st; 80 shrs
Norristo vn Railroad IA; Sll 900 Reading r. conve
DIS 1856 ca - shares Planters Bank Tenn 69 10 do.
Bank OF Pennsy lvsnia 1885, 25 do Wilmington r, liz;
lO5 do Girord Blk, 81.
FrRsT BOARD Sept, 26-s shares Philadelphia Bank 90;
$1,000 Reading r. convertible, 6's, 1850; 6it; $4,000
State 6s 1876 6 5000 City SIS, 1896 1915 $500 do do
lott 10 shares schuy kill Navigation. 49, do Pennsy
$l34 do, new annual 3d. 10 shares Spring Garden los
III $1,000 United States 6s 1852 ll4 $1,000 Tennessee SIS
4th July 81 $500 State S. 59 So shares Schuyk Ma
vigation 3s4; "A do do, $751;
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MONEY MARKET.

MOhdny, sept, E5-6 r, M.
The stock market very active to-day, and prices
rose all round Ohio 6s per cent; Illinois III Indiana
/ per cent; Long Island J; Paterson /; Harlem /.
At the board the disposition to speculate for rise
great favored by the continued abundance of money
Tie following is comparative statement of the ex
ports of Caracas:-
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We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
FORT Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Inell gence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
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WeekIy Rcport of Intermcnl
In the City and County of New York. from the 10th day
Sept. to the 23rd day Of Sept, 1913.
81 Men 81 Women 81 BOYS As Girls. Total A.

sept 10 tTt z3Tu DAY oil SEPT 1915
81 Men 81 Women 81 Boys IS Girls. Total li7.
Apoplexy, 3; Asphyxy, Il Bleeding from stomach Cancer,
3; Casualties 81 Cholera lnfanum 49, Cholera Morbus, /;
Consumption 80; Commissions, 6; Group Hives, Deli
rum Temens i Diahoea, 6r9psy, 81 Dropsy the head,
8; Drowned 2; Dysentery s. Debility, 4; Fever bilious Il do
puerperal Il do rement, Q; do scarlet, q do typhoid Q;
do ypus 2;Hoopng Cough d Indigestion, inflammation of
brain 5; of lungs, 81 do of womb Il Lock Jaw, NAL
formation O. Marasmus, 10; Measles i Old Age, 81 Orca-
mic disease Of heart Palsy l. Small Fox Il Spinal Disease.
/; Suicide, 2; Unknown, /.
Under year. 49, to g. 2i 10; to TO- 6; 10 to 90
20 to 80 III 30 to 40 III 40 to So TO- 80 to 60 III 90 to TO- IL
80, 4; 80 TO 90 /; unknown !.
PLACES NATIVITY.
United states, 1871 Ireland, 49, England, 5; Scotland,
Germany, 6; British Possessions in North America Il I'm
known, l.
OF the above were from the Aims House Bellevue osp
tall Bellevue Pententiary Hospital do Bldckwes Island
|; Lunat,c Asylum, 2; City Hospital g.
Colored persons II.
VIM A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office Sept IS I8i3 -
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ora THE MAYOR OF THE CITY CAREFULLY
questioned the swearing below before he would admins
ter the oath, till he was convinced thsy were sterling
facts.
Does il require more than have already published
about Coppes Pain Extractor to induce every
family always to keep in the house II does the fol-
lowing before the Mayor OF this city, will compel
all admit that will save lie IN every case of burn
scaJ il the vitals undestroyed.
NV daughter was dreadfuy scalded with boiling hot
water al all its thighs legs, and all over
feet. The child was in dreadful agony-I went to Com
stock Co., 81 Courtlandt st., and bought box Of Con-
nes Magical Pain Extractor. A young man from there
cameand dressed it. had then began to bl lister dread
fully child screaming all the time; and do say
the instant relief that the save gave must be felt
10 appear at all creditable And such was the perfect
that gave that the child asleep in ten minutes
after dressed This salve undoubtedly saved its
lfe and my recommendation will be of any avail to in
shall but do my duty to God and my fellow creatures
Not blister after applied and those that had
already arisen almost instantly reduced, and the
child Is almost well THOMAS HAGAN,
NO We were witnesses to the above wonderful cure
by Connells Magical Pain Extractor salve, from 81
hand DANIEL KELLAHER.
MRS. HELEN MATHEWS,
MORRIS SULLIVAN.
All in Moore street.
ROBERT H. NORRIS, Mayor.
Will people risk the lives Of dear children when for
few shings remedy can be had that in every case Of
accident by fire, scald If the vitas unin jured, life
will be saved. We also without the possibility Of
doubt that every external sore old freh and all
be reduced to comfort by in ve TO ten Misunderstanding
hfe limb and This is strong language, but you
may depend its power will fully justify it. The salve is
to be found genuine only at 81 CORTLAND street.
R-CAurIoN.-Be sure and get ConnelPs, as our plate
with Daley name on it, has been stolen and counter
fcs and worthless, may appear under that name See
that it is direct from Comstock Co. touch it
This great salve has been placed within the means
OF ALL that rich and poor-high and lowmay enjoy Its
comforts. The size originally sold for 90 cents, now
sold at 25 cents and the middle holds three timer,
aud the dollar size ten times much the small
1t be had in this city, genuine only at 81 Courtlandt
street.
Gy-THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR IS WAR.
anted to hair from any part of the body the
money returned it can be used before purcha-
sing.
Beautityng Lotion-For removing all tan, freckles
sunburn morphew and roughness and leaves the skin
very soft, and gives the complexion beautiful hue.
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia-Thsi is the only article
that will keep the head free from dandru keeping the
hair from falling out, and restores itwhere bald.
jones' Hair Oil-All who oil on their hair will find
this the finest ceanest and the best is highly
perfumed.
All the above TO be had only at 81 Courtlandt st.
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State of Trade.

OswEGo CANAL Tolls The following is a compare
tive statement OF the tolls received at the office of the
nal Collector in Oswego village from the openisg ma
lS43 -
Amount received to September ID, Is4s, $40 e4s II
1912, 80, 626 So
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Passengers Arrived.

SAvANSAH-Brg Baldwin, w Lowell, and b Wea
therby.
RIO JANEIRoBarque II Douglass arrived al Baltimore
Com Charles w Morgan and seryan Mr. Schley Secreta
Professor Bradford and Mdshipman Wheelock ofhe Bra
7ilsquadron.
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SAvANSAH-Brig Badwin-8 bales cotton ii Coit-23 do
Burnett yohnson-i3 do Bsrstow Pope-9O do II Graves
2l do Cahoone, Kennedy co03 do q Collns-7l do Per-
kns. Hoppns & Whites do hid x II Gmves-22 bales
Judds-3 bxs w Edgar45 bags feathers hid
Talmau-20 pkS o order,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Virginian. Allen, Sept. |
Hottinguer, Bursley. Sept. 5
Montezuma, Lowber, Sept. 7
Roscius, Collins, Sept. 10
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Quebec, Hebard, Sept. |
Hend'k Hudson, Moore. Sept 10
Panthea, Dennis,' Sept. 10
FROM HAyRE.
Emerald, Howe, Aug. "a
Burgundy, Wotton, Sept. |
Iowa, Lines, Sept. 8
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Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Barstow, Oct. ]
GWashington Burrows, Oct5
United States, Btitton, Oct. l3
Rochester, Britton, Gee l6
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Chadwick. Oct. !
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct 10
Switzerland, Knight, Oct. 20
FOR HAyRE.
st. Nicholas, Pell, Oct. II
Duchesse d'Orleans, Oct Va
Sully. Burrows, Oct l
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SEGARS.
'Trhere's delight in smoking,
None but smokers know"
The saying is true, when we know where TO ind
segar that possesses the quality rare
Of enliyenng the spirits and cheering the mind
And enables the smoker to puff away
This luxury always your TO obtain,
II on SEIXAS in Maiden Lane promptly call,
II you visit him once, you will do again,
For he gives satisfaction and pleasure to all.
His Segars are the choicest, most exquisite brands,
BY competent agent selected with care,
Direct from Havana by special commands,
And the city with his compare.
his Colbun, Regalias La Normas and Stars,
Noriegas, Trabucas, Victories pure
Principe EsperanEas, Imperial Segan,
The best in the country that you procure.
Cassadoras, La Normas, and Congress beside,
His Dos Comparieros and exquisite brand
With others that have competition deiied
For his customers, SEiXAS has always on hand.
order OF the appreciation and
with which SEXAS has been long favored he has engaged
special and compen agent Havana select the Tobacco
and superinend the making Of all that he impors
seauenty he all sold by him be genuine His
stock hand extensive and superior TO that Of
similar establishment. -
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