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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

COUGHS, COLDS, PAINS IN THE CHEST,
Bronchitis. Splitting Of Blood and insip-
icHt Consumption; also Didrri0u, DIS.
Cntary and SUMMER complaint IN children
Specdily and tGcciualiy cured by Breniiia-
GERS compound SYRUP Of BONESET
FyIiIIS most popu lar and unsurpassed nsd gevsr
- fails in giving amof immediate relief u ~ thc
above enumerated complaints. It has lCtn treEf hun
dfeds in this city, and there D. not De- found who
has used according 20 directions, who win not testify
so tts efficacy removing disease Should person
como forward, after trying and cas- that hc she had
derived No teueht from hs their twenty fvc cents
will De- promptly returned. d De- bad n Hfrutn
! gers Ap0tbccc Nome genuine unless sivusd by
L p. q. BRENTLt NIGER.
n. n.Thia medicine BE- pfcscrihed hY aevcrsi of
ont most respectable physicians whom She compound
has tccu sde knowu. iy 10 p. s. -.
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k'-tto'h ground Family Flour from the hcsif
Mis- always on hand and for sac a. the Old stand
lAAt
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BoARDoFTRADE.

Committee on Commerce for yuiy.
5. McLElLEN. JNo. MCCLURE. w. $. wicKuAN
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yl,HK LATTE DISCLOSURE OF large forseries, Qf

ysIHE LATE DISCLOSURE OF large iorgeries iii
fact they such.) Sampson Co aucioneers, is
beginning excite very general interest among th cry
goods and other merchants and is OF the most rearRa
he ansaelion OF the age Mr. Watson The per1oq chsfg
ed has been resident OF this city tie greater part OF bis lie
and well known 10 large portion of citizens Tor Inc
active he has often displayed in for The public
good Now could be possible he keeping store
Tor three years making heavy purchases OF goods,
and doing large business without any body knowing
perfect ssurdity II is we'll known thai the last u
wears he has intervals been virg in The couny-some-
times atcw months al other tunes year or Goe-and ~ Is
cutie certain that he hiss done store business oian KIND
III that me in the winner oil lSiO al bookyn bis ou
snes has been thai OF commission broker and Trader ouy
ing and selling goods auclon He had an ONCE IN the
Merchants Exchange the time its destruction and also
in Nassau-s Madenane since These are acs very
Of Samson CO states ,bs, the transacons OF Field
Co. commenced with them in 1872 Now If there has been
made pubic before this why not active and pub
lie measures tat 10 discover the guilty: Neither Mr.
relation this although they have been living in this
civ good part ime BY ire disclosures now made,
appears Field Co bad been doing business with the
house Sampson Co. for long line hi hey had ~
80 bills OF goods amounting TO i or VV snd naa pac
or 5000 cash. and ye! they never knew VINO FleLo
Co. Were! Now is not this creditaoie statement 70
make by merchants who profess 10 90 very Careful ous
ness: The notes, $50 or 10 ii number are made by II.
Field Co. aud endorsed by HlE gins o; whom theIe se
several in this city. Mr. Abner Higgins, relative OF MI
Watson WAS called upon as the endoser ou he denied al
knowledge OF The Mater soi SAID II was intended ior DIS
endorsement forgery and began 10 suspect Inst
his children might have been engaged II u o9
the suspicion ofthen proveoio 10 DC
ed aud dismissed from his mind, Until being called
upon again about IT, when il said he limited suspicion OF
several persons snd among ;en The name OF MI WATSON
who then aoseuiu the country but no enqy was ever
made OF Mr WATSON or his ariiy about II, uau neaiy
sold considerable invoice of goods through the house OF
sampson CO. and hal Interviews with them several times
on thai occason-Io gei seI!emenI OF the
his OF sales from tbs bookkeeper MegsryJ and
ctecue for the OF sales from Mr. Sampson himself
lhri! know age OF Mr. Watsous person iha, Time
seber with he singular seruise Of Abper Higgins hes
worSed upon their fancy and coniounce1 their
with he present mistaken and unhappy identity.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc marke; for Genesee las
seen heavy and The quotation OF "Wednesday bias not
been sustained Exporters to-day do not offer over IS
ana Genesee could have been freely bought al lhe
sales on "Wednesday AZ "a were 1900 ools To-day we
heard Of noting for Shipment and less IMAM iUVo
sfor home use n, SIT as "a. Freghts are nominal
Nio Liverpool. In New Orleans We hear o. no sales
pa' parcel here ltte fancy, IS held at 60 r ar
brands City Mills Cummings" Powell hecker,
rEne &c &c. are selling At s7:Go 37t. In SOUTH
s.n VIC hear OF bu, small transactions Good brands
Georgetown. Richmond. Baltimore, Brandywlne &c &C
&C 'oa 50 out irregular lots are picked up at lower
rses Sales go bols Georgetown al 20. Sales Rye
,t .oW At % Some supplies OF Corn Meal are now on
s market Jersey ia held at 23a4 3ft. Brandy wine
% .nhcs SIS Eastern Meal at Si and hhds do IL 3D.
OeeN~hestis s4ai IS; bags s7t 0S2.
i, 9aAlN-We have heard OF no transactions to-day.
Da He Wheat Offering and that above the views OF buy
ets Corn y 32173c Tor new Southern with small sup
saes Rye nom!nally 7SdsQc. No sales. Barley Is IN
a., anlas and held high. Canal Oats 4314s cents
sn sesALyed Peas per bag. White Beans ~ per
o, mHlSKY-Bbs nominal at s4G2ii cents. Drudge
"Ssls. The demand is qute moderate.
saaY-ou, small transactions arc being made a.
NAVAL sToRES-shippers are still Inactive, and we
aeat Of no sales. TurpenCuo i nornay S. with light
''oeH' Spirits have all upward tendency.
IALLoW-Feir parcels are wcTtA 7ta7io, and strict.
prime &c, cash. The ssles are small!
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We are indebted for the following statement of foreign
arrivals during the year 545 at this port to the polite
of Mr.. James Thorne, Boarding Officer OF the Uni
ted States Revenue Department American, 40 ships,
9 barks 542 brigs 2i5 schrs British II ships 20 barks
l54 briggs 20 schrs steamers soop, Swedish, ships,
II barks 30 briggs schrs Hamburg ships, IA barks,
lbrig French, ship, barks briggs Belgian. ship,
ibarks Norwegian, / ship, barks, 10 brgs; Sicilan
schr; Dutch 6 barks brig, schrs galiois Rus
SIAN ships, bark. briggs Prussan, bark, brcs
Austrian, bark. briggs Sardinian. bark. brigs We
nezulan, l schr Meckeneerg, | brig; Portuguese
brigs. schrs Colombian. ) 5rigs Genoese bries, ,
schrs Mexican, brig 3 steamers Brazilian l ship, l
brig Texan schr Bremen Is ships % barks 70 brgs,
gaot Total $50 ships, 36i barks, $50 brig 32 schrs
gaiots, IL steamers sloop. Whole number 20ll
PassengeIs from foreign ports s.. 500
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THE GEM OF THE SEASON.

ELEGANT GIFT BOOK, with twenty-one superb
n Engrayings by Sartain. Elegantly bound.
"Itis volume OF splendid engravngs by Sartain Illus
,rs.ed by choice articles from the pens OF able and dstn
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IA specimen of book making, this beautiful gitt-book
des.ryes very high commentator altogether Tor present.
alton we have not often more beautiful volume
The binding is elegant rich and tasteful"
"This Annual fully jusuhes the rather oity piom,s 81 T.
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n is filed with exquisite engravngs, and has everything
W co Mirror.
We have on hand large supply Of all the different An
rusIs and Gil Books % which we invite the attention Of
the public
Juvenile WORKS in great variety.
dl8isr LEAVlTT TROW l. CO. 1874 brosdway.
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|" SEE FOURTH PAGE.
Ar RlVED

ARRIVED.
Whaling bark Monmouth, Hodges, : months fin North
West Coast via Cold Spring. Ii "a hours with 2l50 bb
whale and $50 do sperm oil 5000 lbs bone to II Jones
Schr North Star, Sprague, 70 DIS I'm Machias, Me- uu
Der, to Snow.
Schr Exchange, Clark Is ds I'm Machas, Me. lumber,
to Snow.
schr Ellen Rodman, Germon. DIS FIN New Bedford,
oil to Macy tS Son.
Schr Spy Treethen, DIS fm Salem mdse. to order.
Schr High Priest, Burgess DIS I'm Elizabeth City, NC.
corn and cotton to Medad Plat.
Schr Benjamin Penniman. FIN Virginia, oysters.
Schr Julia Ann Winchester, 8 ds fun Eastport mdse.
to Smith & Boyntou.
Br schr Brothers Fitzgerald, 40 ds I'm st John, NIB.
grindstones, TO Wnsow Il Co.
Schr Hume Mills, fm New Haven in ballast, to master
Nothing in sight from the Highlands at sunset.
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-.,x csApA-Tbe Montreal Official Gazette

aes for 5 the he. ri ssy pre-
ro.,srv next, II also contains the revocation of the
fe.ms,ion OF the ith of February, 1887 By which tho
.,,of Tren, was declared Port OF Entry. So that
rod. the United stses eanno: hencefor'h be en-
arred 10 Belevie.
~A Miss Phebe Remington daughter of the
James Remington, living with her mother at Cromp
=. Nils B. hung herself last Monday morning. The
.e o this Is said to be i'll treatment the pan OF
=. mother.
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NEW AND ELEGANT oARPETINGs.

Just Received,
Cs- BY the latest arrivals, several invoices OF The
most beautiful patterns of ADMINISTER CARPETINGS. Ato
great variety of FRENCH AuBUsoN CARPETS suitable for
the richest and splendid styles OF furnishing together
with best OF Oil CLOTHS ever offered to the
public with all articles connected with the trade
Persons furnishing private residences, Hotels or Steam
bosts would find 10 their advantage TO call al
dl9 owls. REUBEN SMITHS. JR 254 Broadway.
cT Window Shade Depot, No. Spruce-st.-
10000 pair always hand Persons about furnishing their
houses will least 100 per cent by calling al the De-
pot oAhiO ~ Dr HAaoNi.
urers prices. ulo ISL
EE- To The PubIic.-DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EX
TRAcToR-In offering this most valuable remedy for the
following complaints the proprietor feels confident that The
intrinsic worth of the Pain Extractor viii OF itself be
.ucien, recommendation Ia instance has ii failed to
the following diseases
Headache, Tic DoloreuN, Felons,
Wounds, new or old, Rheumatism, lnhamm tory hneu-
Pains OF all kinds, Bruises, inausi,,
Swollen joints, Cmbialns, biack tongue,
Sprsirs Burns, Scsld Heads,
Fever Sores Eryslpe!aS sore ttroet,
Salt Rheur, Piles, Frozen Feet,
Broken Breasts and Sore Nipples, Pleunsy,
Sore and lnnlmed Eyes &c &c &c.
Sold wholesale aud retail al No l28 Fulton al lSun Build
ing) New York. None genuine without the written mot
prnted signature OF H. Daley the wrapner OF each box
A orders be addressed 10 II. DALEY, (care OF An
sci Frost,) NJ l2S Fulton-sl New-iorS. o29ons'
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S,TOyES.-SHEPARD co. having enlarged and
= perfected of Stoves for the Fall trade
both for wood and COAL offer 10 their friends and Gus
toners an unecuaed variety OF economical and beautu
patterns, among which stands lhe rnrivaieo SJ o.
Hall Church and Office Stoves OF all sizes and me inos'
va red and beautiful psiterns As these nave Deen wG go
ed il would be almost useless TO say uat iney iof A
beating sloye in tho world .,.. ~ s,v .izs are
SarP.Rp's REyERBERAToRs, for parlors OF any s.ao, co.
~ mott lestef Clearly and economical parof sofc e'e
M Morris PATENT Sheet Iron Cybndhc stove, of neus
or rooms Is cheapest powerful neaunB S"'o o'o' p
duced- ,,,z To- h.u. = Nd ,oor. v.,v
o,smentaI and economical hand and made 70 order IN
ai vari-y Also sugar-loai, and TWO boiler Stoves,
Of evers sizes for Liverpool Anthracite or wood
~ or 81. plates wood wood and coal Pror cast iron
and Laundry Stoves comprise larger assormen!
or heating purposes Than have ever offered 70 which
specially call !be srcn.lon Oh QUIZ ooulnefn alo ~
customers r..L c,oya.
COOK SrovEs-Dr. NOUS celebrated wood COOK stoves,
with two n ovens roasting and baking better IMAM any
in use. Ths roasting snd baking does pot n.siieIe W.
broNng boiling and frying IS Is almost university e 49,
These are especially adapted 10 the Soutnefn oes
easily managed having fues liable 10 De niieo "" a-lo
being strong and durable -, ~. ,,ox,
SIX sizes OF four boiler premium Cook stoves OF VI &
Approved pattern for burning either wo9d or eoe YER
ngs Cylinder Brick British Lustre (genrinel rs Ceeu.
Stove Ornaments Railing Maeabe ornaments ga FL
sizssl Russin and Engsh Hods, Scoops husSA se rs
Esh Pine Tin Tubes Tor Aoors and psrtnons 1885 ~
soors Door-krobs Hooks and Hinges, Stove ree1 &c. -.
ho ,,sda M wholesale and retail Also Tor
sre belled soapslone Charcoal and AntIscs oy e QUE
B-Competent workmen Away. iurnsnea a. . .,.a
10 y, eo,ir and pu: Up Stoves IN first rste style also
%orl,,sr hr b,ari!np Stoves and Graies inlo eoon
WI > stGrr,S STOVE WAREHOUSE 242 "Ater-st
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General Notices.
NeH.Yor, Whig General Committee for Is46.

INWARD lid WARD. uId WARD
r Phillips Pnnnx Jeremy L, Cross, Thomas F. Peers
Geo w Holland Henry Ruggles Nathaniel Basse.t,
John NJ. Flint, Jso N Sayre, w L. Shardlow,
Joseph Jariisou Gideon Clifton William Ruuk.
Charles Rdahock. George Rowland. Ssml r Mabbait
IVih WARD. Vih WARD. With WARD.
Hartman King. D. P Arnold, Heman w. Childs.
Mtrard S. TErrsher T. 5. Chgtierton Jacob D. Stsgg,
Wm Hubbard, Wm A Darling, John ?. Ware,
Chs CharnbeFair j. r. Taylor, Owen ". Brennan,
Thomas Carrali Israel D-sne. Jam-s 3 Taylor.
With WARD. With WARD. Nth WARD.
Matthew l.. Davis, Ezra Smith, William Edmonds
James r Terry. A. g. Lawrence, RodercESed gwick
s. T Mckinney, fohn Porter, Samuel Frost,
Jas B. Brinsnsde, James G. Mofett, Joseph +. Lppiit
Robert Meow John A. May. Charles Oakley.
XIII WARD. Nth W5RO. XIIih WARD.
J. II r. Haws John McGowan, c. ". Graham. Jr.
William Pouson, Joseph W. Abboit, Nathaniel 3. Blunt.
James X. PInkney, John J. Doaue, John 4. Sdel,
John T. Dodge, Chas- II. Simouson Horace Greeley,
VIM. Jones, jr. Isaac +. Jones. Isaac Adrance
XliI;h WARD. XIVih WARD NNth " AID.
John Cromwell William Turner o Z. Ho.mer.
Samuel Atkinson, John Coug-r, Albert A Rogers
William Tysen, John B. Scoles. A. II thompson.
Ben jgmn Haskell, Joseph r Taylor, henry r D-vies
Henry K Frost James Van Orden George W b!uhL
XVIII WARD NVIIih WARD
Jane. Nico Geo. II Frarklin,
Alex. W. Bradford, Edward Dayton,
Charles Turner Henry 3 ripley,
James Feters. JACOB AcSer:
William A. Adams. Edwa:d u DelaVan
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Mnr1et.. :. Carefully rsper.sd for 1se 1,.ssne.

Markets. ~ CaTefuAy reported for 7s< T1l6an4.
FRIDAY Ian.
r. The commercial world appears no, to have re-
covered from the iaugues OF yesterday. To-day has
been one OF the duesi days have noticed Tor
weeks
ASuES-Thsre have been only email transactions at
previous rates. Pots rs Pearls 1 l2;.
CoTToN-The market remains without change Of
Importance come 800 400 bales have changed hands
Quotations rather heavy bu, make no alterations
Shippers demand considerable decline Freights are IS
"a and 81 nsr bale and dull.
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books.
THE GOLDEN RULE.

II
NEW VOLUME.-Splendid Steel Engraving The Col
" den Rule Odd Fellows Family CompanIon for
Saturday, January Sd 1885, commences 1t. fourth seminar
nua vo,m. under the favorable auspices besuti-
full Engraving steel, iits-page 10 the volume con-
tain, al the Eblena OF the Order together with exquisite
wood for the heads form part of the
OF the first number The table OF CONTENTS also very ch
among which the following:
l. Love; az original poem CT the Order, ny Mrs M l..
H. The Orphans; Tale OF the Order, by Charles Bur-
ill., The Walk for a Dowry; by Mrs Z. F. Elle-(ori-
gna ~
~. The New Year-Our Wish-by the editor
Y The Work or the Order. by Rev. A. g. Grosh.
VI The Consociation OF Fairfield West, CT, against Sc
cret Soceties-Repy Of Trenton Lodge, No s. Trenton,
n. J.
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is II. Z. lNCHESTER. Pnhllshrr q Ann-st
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CIETS FQR THE HOLIDAYS.

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az. profitable business Please address Approval,
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u Free Unitarian Church.-Rev. MI yelling
ton will preach Tomorrow Afternoon, e O'Clock, at Co.
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