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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

ITEMS or NEWS & ITEMS Or CHOICE.
The ship Grenada arrived at New York,
on Monday. from Smy rns. with the first cas-
SO al new igs.
We learn from the Montreal, Canada. Her.
aid, that on "Wednesday last, an American,
named Pbstcellus g. Dillowsy, was charged
before the Court of Sessions with cuticiug
soldiers FROM their post at ST. Johns. He
pleaded guilty. aud was fined si60.
Never iced long fodder when YOU possess.
OF can obtain the means al cutting il.
Grind corn and cobs together for your aui.
mails.
An attempt was made. on the night ef the
lo'h ult, to assassinste the Mayor oil Jackson,
Iennessccs John III. Day. ESQ. The assassin
went To MT. DIS house. Mr.. ID. opsued the
door, when the villain fred and missed him.
brute named William Nelson, attacked
man named William Simpson. in the streets
oil New Orleans. on the 2Jl ult aud in the
course OF the fight that ensued, bit oil por-
ton ofSimpson's nose.
Time tries the characters of men. as the
furnace assays the quality ot metals. by dis
engaging the impurities, dissipsting the su-
p'tiicisl glitter. and leaving the sterling gold
bright aud pure.
wise mans kingdom Is in his own breast;
or II he ever looks farther. IL will oaly be- 10
the Judgment OF select few. who are free
from pfejudices. aud capable OF giving him
solid aud substantial advice.
gentleman has sent TO the editor OF the
Petersburg Iutcliigencer, a potato weighing
nine aud half pounds. aud turnip weigh.
ing seventeen pounds lie has a COW that
gives thirteen quarts of milk at milking.
Frenchmau, who proposed In establish
school in New Orleans, having heard that a
high school would b. most respectfully pat
ronised, took room in the garrett OF iour
story house.
letter in the New York Courier des Etats
Unis, states that Rubin is about to visit this
country. he has long had the reputation OF
being the finest singer in Europe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

We copy the following iron the Argus Of
aflonls Us great pleasure to bear testimony to
the worth OF young msn whose friendship
while in this city was source OF pleasure
To us
PHYSICIAN At THE PENITENTIARY.
IL NAV not b. generally known to our readers
that the Penitentisry hospital, IN which are
constantly over 200 patients. has hitherto
been without any settled physician. The as
sisiants sent over from Bellevue have been
changed every two months, aud before sny OF
| them could get well acquainted with any OF
the duties. While the children's hospital
and the lunstic asylum have each excellent
and en- mpcten, medical persons IN charge. this
at tho prison has been comparatively neglec-
ted. BY resolution Offered last evening by
Alderman Purser. snJ ably advocated by Al.
dermen MesscTole and Walsh, DIR. WIN. W.
Sanger was appointed resident physician Al
the PenitenliaTy with salary OF $500; the
SUN received by tie physicians al the chill
drcn's hospital and the insane asylum. We
know DR.. Sanger well finer fellow or better
physician could not M found for the place.
Tie has already been ia charge some months al
tie PeuiteB,isry hospital, where every mar
on the Island became his friend. IL will b.
day OF rejoicing TO tie wretchcd patients
whcn he ,gkss permanent chaTge, we are wei
assured The Aldermen who Introduced suC
sustained the appointment and IL pssscs
with bat three votes sgainst IL are dcserin;
Of the highest praise. Both the late commits
sloner, Mr.. Cook, aud Mr.. Leonard. the pre-
sent one, have long desired tla the hospila
should have permanent bead, aud The promp
action of the Board speaks well for ITS futur,
Il a
prisons
The only luIt VS. find with this appoint
ment ~ the pijiiul salary bat 40 long a
DIS. Stewart and Winterbotham--well trie,
aud capital physicians no more 10
their auiuous duties al the asylum and chit
dren's hospital, the BOsrd could not with ju.
lice, make IL higher.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

NEW GOODS.
J. Il & X II. MARSH
III w just rcecved aud ave opening AZ No tsa
- w. VAN s,s.e Mhcr',nz Va their Second stock 81
vefy gest reductions of proer prepared Co. ,gsr ,c
'"eeHe"ts, Than t"i-e WHO purchased a fe,, yseE
a. al add 2, sHi1e, and y0u W ~ see the great re
d1e''on Zoe yourselves 800 20
CLoTls, few piecee of yer, 6,e t-,c,.h -, a..
~ IRISH Clutlis. do d.. ras-ia sfes pan, s,d s,i,
sa'i's'''' Just 'eeeiVcdby J.ySRB MARSH
II RiSs GOODS. rich new style shaded r.,s A. Sal.
-, Stssi ." do y ids satin arip'd Gto ae ayeSe A.
2" 90 flad andOmbre do Flain c.inrc AMI ptss s,s
Jn.i received by JBAHn Wtts,,N ia
w ooLLEN DRESS GOODS. r,oa new .,,ls y,.,s-
Nou, H. Is,,. a. a. a. rag,{ 90 y cssbIaere. sad
- e-hneFes, ffcnrh Merine rcss o.. .s5,s ,,,sF
N,iAss' Just received ~ JBARG marsh
psiNTs 600 p's rslpis fron, sio ~ s,.. Iod, ~,
ROBE. just rcee,ed6y jRXn "a ~ ,.'n.'s,',An'
RARRIn s'd s,filed cIo,sing. ja.s ,.ss,v.d ~
Ihk 90 MARSH
noA Esrlc GOODS. Bf-wa aaa nleaebss ,,..,,...
eeiyed ~ JHSR ~ gs 49, -
EstAANNKLs, 90 pieces ~ red Fiannei.. an ,,,e--.
- u" WINE d. do = ~ sta VAN vrrs tnss !, IA.
~ aa sAs very hsasy just reed b, JR&k fIMsas,I
HLtNkEfr sF.s ~! Biaak4ts. let is m. cl,s. ~
~ o. " A. 80 30; 10 81 % 90 - a. cane a.
Js&R MARSH
~ ~ - y ID CARBOHYDRATES. Bfussets -.
- tAps tinhd muslin d. The finest eser sfls,ef \,
III w thi.pctoiis toafs ail pfce-. Do Tftlss No..
JBSRBMARsH
UynlTE GOODS Plain. HAIRED aud s,,,,-., -.
Ausihsi ~ D. Swiss DO MHu H5st snt 49,.
- ~ .'t'itsey yBkN MAgsu
NEW syie Boane, RiiAsss, 10 A. veiy.,. i.,., :.
1870 .-,fea gnkHH ~ Assn
81 pkFs, Lives Hdafs ~ kinae sak A. a.. 49,, !.
'-f'""p lHAH NAfSu
r. fNIS rsin sBd Fancy ssis csssss...,,, a. a., -.
- i-safs tfavsis aus rtsffs isst feceiyssi 81 -
IHARanARsH
HoNNEr VELVET laa feeslveley
- JH&RBM MARSH
GhAWiE, Tstefi sHd cs-iansrs shsst.l y.,.l- -.
- snisa Wouien a.; o. 81 STA a.; Es,s'd &C., ~.
JB&KR aAksn
GLpNts biart ND Gloves au Size. - ..,,.,.
- 90 % % " hiio a. ~ ssbtiefe a. A.. 49, g
y :" o''s''' sna qnshesJu-i rec q ~ tps,
- oslbki i.slirs assk. and uhits ala 49,. a..
- =" 90 o. isaiiifs sshssfy h,lse a. 49, y.
4" -ipe.a CO. 49, ihi'si o.. ~ liask afJ sse 49,,
'' nid lfhs Hsfsed I'll slass do. t.sHfs m-.i.. !.
lbS ~ WASH
N Hisu ilNNEN psi. Linuen ssir.srs o. p.e,
= omen. g. isiucn ssinln1 O. a. ~ Co.,, y. ~ 80
q tha e. hanitsk Test iinra. p ~ ~ n ~
'sHs.A u" LIf,n NafAi4s lsa ftssiffdbv ''''
iEANnHBuAnss
~ ttkWHEAf do4t .ip ....s. t.t .l,
ei2 JOHN tUApDetk 49, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

iu' iHuiBuc.--Nc Cau Cal III Dy no Othcf
name-whicbgave Santa Anna tree entrance
into Mexico, is matter Of surprise to many;
TO Others 1t appears az a characteristic TACT.
marking very significantly the Craftsmanship
OF this Administration. The following il
from the Alexandria Gazette:
I'VE learned, day or two since, in CONVEX.
saIiou with a gentleman recently returned
from Europe, that the gr.stest surprise was
manifested in private cirslrs in England, BY
the most Intelligent and well-inIormed people
at the very extraordinary movement Of our
government in oountenancing aud permitting
The return OF Santa Anna and his officers TO
Mexico, "You Americans" was the COM
mon remark, "sre certainly the strsngesl peo-
pie on the face Of the earth. You certainly
display the most indomnable heroism and
perseverance-you overcome obstacles that
would seem almost unsuumouat "a b,e---afd
yet yeu display the utmost lack Of wis-
dom. nay, even at common sense, Ia the con.
duct OF your war with Mexico. You permit
Santa Anna, a skiifui general, man at motto.
rious bad faith, without one single hoaofab bic
Trait ia his character, crafty, GINNING, deceit
ul, to regain his country. unite divided peo-
pie. lead an army, devoted tn has interests,
saiUst you. This il a movement which no |
'theT nation upon the earth would have tho'i |
IT. Tor moment. You pcrmi, Almonte, too.
Who from his long residence i'm your country,
= probably the best Informed OF all his country.
nen, OF your resources, rs we'll ss the DISPOSE
ion Ot your people. to return with Santa An
la, and, in all probability, assume the ditec-
lion ot the war department"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
NOVELS, NOVELS.

| NOVELS, NOVELS.
HE iDi;. a new Novel by CT A. James,
Charlie. Tyreii or the Li,,es liood
| tof-e &c ie.n az the Brigsnd
fore-ipsys,
srincouu. /.
Destiny "r The Chief Daughter. The rrcsdenl. Dsag.
.es9 nre%es, The Nesi.i-'rs by ti- ~.'.e, G-ne.
rork, The Eher rts,-s the rnlToken Promise The
rS,s =. ii r,,s.. n ,s by Mrs Grey.
Confessions Of q Pretty weu.ss ~ Mis- r.,a... Tn.
Of ~ sass s s %Sa. .ss ss sns .9..sssss
' an, lns mean OF for'ane D, Mis-. Gore. =
nss,,an,., 5000
Inc Lone sssr Tse of Tesas. The Rights ~ Isipr Nv
P'sns. tsAaieir Mtsaasa or Aucmpt e, s.s..,,,.a,
Lou. Phillips, oh cro Nest Ou;Iaw- OF r~ is,,s
W New Ensls,uer onr Army on ihe Rio s:.s"s 80
r. Tl'o're, G'Ai.sn-. cod, y. t..ambian ~ " thus
Navel 3, Dickens, An aa,I,r.iese. R.'",, =.
tie u,a, OF Msers and others e'r sie murder efD ~.
Ii ~. ., We se.eS 81 couHed and the Letters an
y Now ''"e" III M sai :.,s...
I'm wooii,EN noops; > dqs, more es,I. fine
- Ns"''en Hoods received this ni.rnus Nv Ia
Oct ~. rESreSY a<p n,tnncs
g LATEs, sLATFs-i ea-e ssoh of Mo- Isatss
and German r'Ats- ut ilo hest qnainy lst rrc-iy'
." S ssd Offering s'ihs lowest rates esn ..a .se. .,
Afro all siSsy Of t,e h-.yy ps.s.,l~s.,s SAL.
very 'uPet'ef arieie, .H hand sHd IH sale by
T. noRNHROOK
"a NV hue wooiea CAPS for girls, something very
A&A Elif@ and cheap. lat iiOnNDRt,oK.
SAWS.
MVkI NEfsi. has Just received fs.h s,ork ~ IN.
follow lng ksad Of saws - Nv
Hoe 60. fslcau GroaDa steci Min saws X /
W" kewiAad's Min aud ,Tas.. cut DO
Joinsion's steel c,retiar Do
Casi steel Hand of the ,,,sst ,.sr,, "A -,
also very anc sprinE street Foli-hcd t1sac Tise saws
are ~ usc IA the ctty tiH~ wtsltn. 10 k,,o, tt.r
ceencies VIII ~ referred those who Ia yr i..l tI,,
Nov y ' w
RhooA WlRE-irie satrcEih~r has int Sscehci a
- isfEe STOCK OF Broom Wire re,iase.i pfIss
SAMUEL. MEL.
- x REEI.s Packing arm on hAnd aud 10, sale T.,
NN'f' 4 III BERRY, Wafer a.
On PRS Yawi aud sam oars on hand aud foe .sle
ny BERRY.
Inn DoZ Re< Cord, and Plough Line. ON A,.A
&OS which win D. sold very low for ea-,, ~ 49,
NOV q. ufNgF Vg.tcf .t....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

fHB CHOLERk.-A London letter pub
hshed III the ~. Y. Journal oil Commerce saws:
told YOU few weeks back. on the su-
,hority 81 the celebrated DR.. RYAN, that the
hsiatic Cholera was silently, slowly. bat sure
ly approaching Europe. The accounts which
you rec ired BY the last steamer, showed this
slnuous and fatal progress from S,inde, in
British India unto Persia, where IL struck
down prince and peasant the latter in vast
numbers. IL Is now hosering over the fIon-
tiers OF Russia and Turkey, making frightful
ravaees, and steslihiiy moving onwsris, de-
tying check or control. The British govern
mem are going to send medical commission
into Turkey aud Russia, to examine tbs cases
and report upon the pcslilencs to the Puvy
Council, which Is now the organized aTl
OF health ioE the whole country. Should the
scourge arrive ia Europe, u III prove an
awful visitation, particularly when forming a
junction with the mufrdin now affecting cat
tic, aud the disesre ex,irpating the potato.
DISTRESSED VOLUNTEERS. We have
heard repeated complaints ct The treatment
received by some hundred anl twenty volun-
leers lately landed in our city. IL appears
tlIey were discharged from the army because
oi Their oil health, aud some forty ia " since
embarked Tor this place on vessel too small
10 carry 10 large auumbsr OF sick persons. -
They were thirty five days in making the PAS
sage, and they must have suffered beyond de.
scnpilon. Eleven of their number died on
the passage, aud they died, II our informant
speaks the truth, ia actual want OF the most
common necessories of life. Many That liv.
Ell Ia arrive here are barely alive, aud are now
~ such state as To- BIZ perfectly helpless. -
Humanity requires that something b. done
To- alleviate their suiIerngs. --Nep Orican,
Tropio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
INNINGS For 1e41

~. si.sc'if, be- iusi rasiis ihs Yssuasr., -
A ,. tAasnac 90 i-E. csituisfst ~ ysas
= ~ HlfrH 81 efffs ~ flsr -. -.
rHtf .ary sitfs afstsf rfees 90 rr1h - - -
"'i JOIN y tHOAfros. Uasss 49,. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

BOARD OF TRADE.
Commiftes on Commerce for Norember.
!. NcLALLEN, JEo. MLuRE, ". $. wIcEH.M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
RIVER NEWS.

KEroRTED nv G. ~. BERRY
8 ieet o inches water in the demonstrating
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
". L. EASTMAN.
PRODUCE BROKER.

ntfNfts pc uii9is Efisnisoa - fi,s n-,,,t.. -. =
siifl,nt ~ f'Sis-e, ~ iilo ustisi hset.s.-s -.
~. ~ AZ ~ n-ii 80 rei ~ l.sfei.ss-a 49, - -.
al e'g ~ sria - pafehss.s ~ ssssss - 49,
ssp2t fnse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

LARGE ROBBERY Nj Sol min !. So
vary, membeI OF firm iu this cts. vile
deni extensively in buueI while on lbs wa,
20 New York, war robb, On buard th, steam
boat Atlantic, on Wedncsisy nizht. oi q wal
iet coutsining 81 400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
pR. KELLTNGER,S IINAMENT

twho have lven frta he the NesI general RENE
dy now before The public L. hss entire ccalro over eli
rheumatic areconsa bruises, sprains turns. and
Colds yield u L, and soGndy cured days Also
Fever and NeTcua Sores and Dcers O org standing and
oflhe most malignant, character, VIII Ssranee 10 cure
soardly few days refund tine Ne are fully
determined that THIS truly and astonishing prepare
iion sha be IN The hands heSd family and
Will ISSr the trouble cal " 1ohn-st R3 examine
stes. md testimonials. and continue doubt vii
any relctScc sooUg about calling, his woncerwork!ng
compound Is IL the hSns ofihose who able and viii
ing 10 send the Sce othe whole nhab table globe
Rts Ia large hoJes and sold ~ per bottle
81 Do tecl thA, they rsy for trial. aud al others
Crc,cu Waser
: We boldly say ihs, this irsgrsrt snG he~lias 6.a
and ram srSdieaor, y l So lhai hss esep offered the
s:ce nPe1 purely benevolent ard phi!An.hropc pfnc
80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
CONSTIPATION,
NSstINkNEsS
DESTROYED

Ei,ssat Meiicsei IsesiSHs, E, Ra.i Dco,<r, Rs,e,.
made frsRcs
DY NJ wARToN-Prce, Thirty Csnt.-The ysflh
ID nciish e3iIua. translated from he I'D French eiii:s2
OF the EXPOSITION of uStlra simple. agreeable sn9 IT.
fShe means treentiy discovered II Er4rc not cnv OF
overcoming buI also u completely destroying Obstinate
ave,erstr snS hshisl Cons PSlon, without using either
Ser OF authentic documents from eminent Physicians sal
osher Persons OF d3sncnon certifying the complete efcA
ey OF tie means.
Sod 3; the national dep5 OF wa-toa CT Paris, No Is
WiIiiA,5SL AID also BIZ Jno MlhSr, lsS Roadway; g
=. Ring. corner Of Joar-si and Broadway NyaE a1c
keteAS l2i Falun,sI; Henry johnson. rs Broadway,
corner Cha,ber>,sL; Apo;sec&ries' Hal! ees Broadway
James Cratnbis. corner Sowery a3i FogrtsL and Dr
Lewts ne Sowery; IN Brooklyn BY Dr.. Charles Sissne
Isl sHit'N-s. ans Sznecd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
REFORMED PRACTICE &C; r'i'c OF MEDICINE.

Doctor Roses Proyhyetc Syrup Or PG"ddeH toT az 'hTo"
r5,HE GREAT POWER OF THIS VALUABLE SYRUP
4 being nnw fully established by the many cures II has
effected Of Consumption. Bronchitis, Scruula 6hndu!a
ona liver Disease Hpgont affection, Rheumatic Syphi
lie and al impurities OF tie blood has sufficiently proven
10 the public IT, superior Panaceal power above all nos
trliigs now IN use.
Or Rose's COUCH SVHur for Diseases OF the Lungs
Chtnrrf Bronchitis. Asthma, Croup. Hopping Cough &c
Dr.. Ross ToSic AL1IRATfNE VEGETABLE FILLS.
Dr. Ross PArENT INITIATING BRESTIISG TUBE
DR.. Roses VEGETABLE NERMiruGE.-Th's compound nos
been used in practice for 81 years
DR. RosE is "A celebrated Physic 10 Ph!adtlphih ana
has practiccd in City for 80 years His Medicine is
therefore no quackcry the best MedSine used IN
cases o Consumption.
But lie, ii not be understood that this Panacea the Pro-
phylaclc Sytupis confined 10 The Lungs alone NUMEROUS
Joint affection OF Chronic Eryspeas of Chronic tulcers
Of Chronic Sore Eyes OF Liver Diseases. of Spine Dis
eases OF Neural a be produced from the highest eu-
thory prove lis great superiority IN MI of them
Dr. Ross Laboratory No ~ South.Eighh-si !ade-
Min Al of Dr. Roses Medicine be hud al w. ii.
All ANS. LlhMn. Buildings NeMl oIk 81. lMeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

80 4 FARM FOR SALE, very cheap, IN the town
50 of Marlborough. Ulster county ak and half miles
from the village OF Newburg and and haf miles
from Hampton Said farm contains about ninety.e acres
OF till liable land fair OF cultivation. On the prem
ses Is dwelling house, new barn oui-houses. Nc; l.
mostly IN stone fence well stored with frurccs Of al
most every variety. The said will be sold very low
the intends dispose of it Immediately. For
particulars terms &C apply 10 NJ Fletcher. Marlborough
lERbF.Nf HALL
sll2w' Corner of Bleecscr and Carmne SIS. N York.
~ FOR StLE-A Farm OF ., acres, IN the highest
e5 state OF culiiya,ion-ru of all kindone mile
49, from Kndsrlook. and the distance from I y
President Van Burens Buildings and fences new. with
cedar posts Each lot well walercd. Inquire of ~ H..
Vanderpoo No. 30 FurAiss Building, Wa--L or OF John
5 Vosburgh. o. Souh.st. or loo 2lst-t s5 nm
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miscellaneous.
FUN MEEN FUN, MEEN FUN

MEEN FUN MEEN FUN, MEEN FUN
rSNHE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder for restoring,
4 identifying and preserving the complexion, and rem
dering the skin deicHtely white, smooth and soft
Meeu Fun Is simply preparation of Oriental herbs,
and may used with perfect safety the OF all
taneous disorders Among the prominent Tan,
Freckes nsensibe and Copous Precipitation, Botches,
Pimples Spots, irritation Coarseness and variety OF
others.
To be had of the soleimporlers, HOBBS co. Walst;
WyaIt < Kechun, III Fulton-st; " Clirehugh No. z99
Broadway; Rish,on & Co. Broadway; Mhan, 1871 Broad
way; Z. II. Ring of JohnsL and Broadway; ~ b..
Sands Co. lO0 Futon.si. and East Broadway; Henry
Johnson 3 Broadway and all other respectable chemists
PERFUMES throughout the United States in boxes.
pric, q. 4. and q. Huy7 I'm
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Hunter q Co.
ARRIVED
Shin Tuskina Williams. from Rotterdam, Aug hh'
mdse 10 d Hurlbut & Co. Sept 10Th lat - 30 long
81 spoke brig Oregon. from Dublin OF and for II John
NB--wishcd 10 he reported.
bremen brig Josephine, Sands:edt 40 de I'm Bremen
rdsc. 10 J & Muller. Jos sieerage passengers.
Brig Excel Macy. Ill ds i'm Savannah, cotton sc 10
Surges Chairman & CO. 18th inst. lat 81 long % 80
spoke ship Ocean, of Providence hence for Bhzc with
y troops on board had experienced the late gales and
received considerable damage. Same day saw snip
steering wsW under close reeed topsails hailed from
Bristol, RI.
schr Montreal lsoy Ia DIS I'm ST Bars via 81 Martins.
salt &c TO Durand g. Co. Left no American vessels
Sept 18th Ia, 30 long 81 = spoke bark Stag OF Bos
ton from New Orleans for Marseiles. 18Th lat ~ 80
long II spoke brig Dispatch of and from Philad for
Demarara with loss of both opgallunt mass and jb-
boom The Capt reported that he had sustained some
damage in hurricane the coast and in gHc IN the
Gulf Stream
schr ] P Holt. Holt, from St Msrys, Ga, lumber TO
Nesruith & Walsh. Encountered succession OF East
orly gales shifted deck load, &c.
acRr Forrest Snow, : ds I'm Lubec, Ne, plaster, to
master.
SAILED.
ships Queen OF the West, Liverpool Chaos, do
Wind--WSW
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Low Courts.

rs pfsr1IcT CorkE-Before Judge B-t;s-Ie ma ma
Of Van Fleet and stuart whose difficulty 'Fln re :,
and second mates Of The ship Garriek has been s&o'
alluded 70. will be continued today. .,i;,-
Prudent Roster vino stands committed N ioa .r, to-
unents for larceny board the packet shp IN
Havre, was arraig1ed and plea Of !nsa.i r. bTr
There were large qaDeg u 81 sse cold ea'e ks
gar lts'r aid dark lantern ioard
the ease1s .i See a5 CO. ' ou 5@as
.a @ 80 q large space Left IN which 20 plaee
srcIe. without Of e.5 s .,ss as n5 me the oas.
80 ~ each other The top cover not beng cu.e.so
r r' empty chests and TAO arm chairs One Of ne
charges against him is for stealing 2i6 watch pat OF
the cargo.
st-yyaIon CorRr-Before Chief Justice Jones-Ann
Eliza Lyon By her friend, vs.. Catherine Lyon n
Action Of ejeetment 70 recover oneeighh pa. =.
perty No. IS Thompsonssreet part OF Inc esaN u go -
grandfather Of plaintiff and Toe snare u n.i ,d
who started for the East Indies some yea ye1St
believed 10 have died seal claimed oy per s!s
for plaln.ia For plaintiff, Nj skidmoFe 'or osieh''
ant Mr.. Gray,
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I,vy SUPERIOR NAT10ATfoSy-Lake superior
N the .pripr Of 1s45 vas savigaed by only three small
.ssogost one propeller and ten schooner In con
nec.on with this we would mention the fact that con
trary 70 the impression below, there is much es5 dan
ger In the navigation OF Lake Superior than e;tner Oh
,ba jogcr Lakes For this assertion We havs the
thority Of all Captains VINO have ssed the axe Wa
ters OF course Lake Superior the "In,sr weather
sets IN earlier, lake Superior News.
rsr Csors-WT g Learn from various sections OF
the adjoining country, that the recent rains nav
dcc;ded i,nnroyefoet IN the growing crops OF Corn II
!, though, that on an average the increase WIZ nc uou
bio the quantity anticipated sorne weeks -ce s a
ss:,i, ccanory sicfency viii no doubt be rsed Tor
donesti. consprortiou The crops Of Tobacco we arc
informed are generally light tiio.e Of Hay heat , ana
Hemn are remarkably abundant 81 Louis n Ira ~
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In lie chip Tastina fran Rot,udapq--Dr Schneider
and l66 Storage.
IN Me ship Brooksby. from Glasgo'c-Mr Whitehead q
Smith Mics Smith w Campbell and % steersge
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DIMES COuGU CASDY.-Having been str,

DISG'S COUGH CANDf.-Hnving been strongly
llrccomm- nd.1 by kind friends 10 try C. H. Rings
Cough Candy very cold, did So, with
confess great scepticism virtue; buwhen found
myself speedily, relieved and able 10 attend 10 those du
from which | had seriously feared 20 be deharred
feeling Of tankfllness, and desire 10 benefit others.
prompted give the little influence my may poe
in making the virtues OF this remedy hnown The
public and impartiug little of that which is proverbay
great assist-nce TO the effects OF nedcinenamcly
hdence SAMUE FL d. BURCHaRD.
Pastor Of Houston-st Presbyterian Church. Houston
and Thompson SIS.
Ne,v-York January 81 1916. sls Inn
For sale by c. II. RING. l92 Broadway, cor. John 81
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