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Series of School Biographies.

PUBLISHED ny j. Il. COTTON CdIPAEY.5
No. liz, WnGIGu STREET, Nav Y0lK.
INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a the capaci.
y Of the young beinner Care has bsen take TO avoid
pupil The mapshaye only the principal einratel
and hence be easily studied. The IessOns c6plousy
Illustrated with appropriate engrayiuEs.
Modern School Geography Designed that very large
class Of pupils in schools who wish the more
portant facts Of Geography, consult the
takrnS coPOus eareSses make the pup thoroughly
acquainted with the ntd& and familiar With iocalitiGss II
also contains in condensed form, all that given In the
American School Geography RRot Ia compkete seoEtg
itseLE -
American School Geography. an elaborate work esisn-
ed pupils who wish to become familiar With the detSs
Geography maps reliable according II
recent surveys and explorations, aud Steel
In the finest style Of the the lessons
ted; and everything II embraced which should found
An advanced work upon Geography. -
CHARACTERISTICS 0fTuE the entire
ries upon uniform system Of scales tha
comparing the the aze OF the different Countries
aud States Will be At RRnee Tis be ioef
with other Biographies should make the
trial. you will hn the Of the Eastern States
smaller sil; Georgia. Flarda etc. another; and
throughout the boo6np tWo maps being upon exactly the
scale 5ssF5 seasf.st--vl4 = 4
Outlines Of physical Geography. Treating the aturat
divisions Of the ehs surface, ts geological structure
wids tides, currents storms volcanoes Be-
adapted to the school room :. fza.iss9 iss,7s
Teachers change IN aphisa are
Invited IN correspanG with The pthilsherE rbRIW.
5ilStEF1sLf142sSs is3ata p
On AVERY FeraiVEEt opening
81 assortment Soft Hats Of sud col
UTs, and WIN be sold II the lowest pttees.
9 AVERY, Nee. its and ~ 3D. 49, s
oe1 glssg q e5 So & MEstthss vs.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

APRIL, 2s.-A long correspondence is in pro
gross between the Post Master General and the
Panama Railroad Company, in relation to COM
pensation for carrying mails across the lsthmns
of Panama.
II. ssrtises will shortly return to his diplo-
matte functions in Washington, the rumor of
change in the French legation being unfounded
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
AM0tSP 0Fedt Cure egecteI by 0erkGEeS HOLI1nd Bit
terS-The wife OF Peter De WC, living in Holland Town,
SIeboygnn county, Wisconsin, suffered much from
OF the stomach and Indigestion. She had been
ply scian's for time but the disease
battle his skill. She purchased Hol-
land Bttsrs oce which have given tone to her so
medicine.
still record many effected by
this remedy but await another opportunity One
thing you rely upon, what have published from
persons much respected to literally
true. v,,,or s..,,,,,. xu,,,. i CUNTS
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rnz great Western play of the Mick of the
Woods, " will I've presented at the Atheuaeum to-
night. 1t is one of those interesting pieces
which speak directly to the feelings of Western
nen, and all the fine points of the play, will be
properly presented by Mr.. Hanchett as Bloody
Nathan, Mrs. Dufield as Tfllie Doe, and Mr..
Gsssforri as Roaring Ralph stackpOle. The
novel Is one of DIR. Birds best productions, and
al the main features of the bOO. have been well
preserved in adapting it to the stage 1t pre-
ents good view of thc..life aud character OfOuT
rioncer fathers, who fought the Indians and
sared the way for the fine homes and ariste-
ratic mansions VIC now see dotting the West
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ro,, Nix DRowxED-Foir men and one Wo-
man in crossing the river near Wellsville' in a
', ; we're thrown into the river by the upset
sS' If the boat and sad to relate, the four MN
-',s. drowned The woman was saved by her
s,5,bes buoying her up until assistance arrived.
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RANK SrATEMENT

NEw YoRK, April 28.-Bank Statement show
decrease of s. ,226,OO0 in loans; 81 ,24S, 200
in deposits, and an increase of S14l,000 in spe-
Gle, and S24, 900 in circulation.
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RALTIMnRE MARKET.

ApRrL 2s.-Flour fair demand Sales How
ard Street at 6,l2aG,25 Wheat heavy red
l,3Oal 40; white 1,4UaI, G5. Corn dull-white
46a4Sc.; yellow 4s&52c. The receipts of grain
are very large.
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CHARLES DIcxESs' WORxs.-Wc are indebted
to I. B. Peterson, the publisher, for six of the
twelve volumes of his illustrated edition of the
works Of the popular author, Charles Dickens,
Isl. M Peterson deserves credit for the style
ia which he is issuing these volumes The
typography is very clear, and the edition uni
Sism 1t embraces all the works of the author
up to the present day. 1t is not necessary to
speak IN praise of Dickens works They are
well known and appreciated the world over.
The twelve volumes are furnished, bound in
cloth. Sar $ls; bound in sheep, s24 bound in
Turkey morocco 81; bound in calf $50. The
library edition, complete in Eve volumes, is
furnished at prices varying from $3.50 to Si6,
according to the style ofbinding. Address t. b.
Peterson, Philadelphia.
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Il Case Of Eight 1EonEhs' .Xdaiag tredhv B0sraare's
Holland BeFSAchaeI Kelly, No III Grant, near Smith
field street, saysast July, while running on the river on
cotton plying between Natchez and New Orleans,
with Fever and Ayue For eight long months
this dreadful disease The greater part OF this
unable WORK, and spent least fifty dollars
for different medicines, but found no permanent relief
Three ago. friends insisted upon my try
ing BosrhIrea Holland BieJS, saying that care Sr'ts
guaranteed After trying it for only week, must
state was a sound man. have been at work now for
weeks and had Of Tie elils and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement IL true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
at Il. Chestcr,s Gothic Hall.
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rnr Nlnrgantown Union. s.lys !:

:. Any of our merchants visiting Wheeling,
rilI ind gcntlemanly firm and beautiful as
."rtmept Of goods, selling upon accommodating
terms. by calling at Heiskell & Swearingens s,
corner Of market and Union streets
The above is every word true But if the
merchants of Morgantown are of retiring dispo-
.itioas. we say to them not to go to Heiskelfs
g. ,b,t store is always filed with ladies, making
..Iections from their stock of rich goods
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m - =
A VISIT TO TIE SILVER MINES OF CENTRAL AMERF
55;asf e F!s'isR TO
Hf T fiastra I.sd by Twelve Eagravlnss
TIE Risr @ q TlTE P 51g REPUBLIC
E FIis S g9IEEG 81 F K1KS
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Books 81 ths 4HehGE.
E kBFF9R's E EAs7 CHAIR.
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The May Number closes the TwEtF1H and the
SIXTH YEAR of HAaPEas MONTHLY SrAe4EtxE with the
extraordinary issue Of One Hundred aud sixty
Copies The Publishers have endeavore by well-rect
ed use of the abundant resources at their command
der 1t not only the cheapest, hut the
most useful Magazine for popular reading world
the extent to whielther efforts have been successful
dictated by the fact that i has attained greater
than any similar periodical ever issued. s..sltss ~
Special efforts will be made render Interest,"
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HAHPERfs New MoSTuLT NAeAzISE success the
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CNCINNATI MARKET.

CxC1xvArI, April 2s.-Flour ., iUa5,TT5. Pro
visions firm Bulk Meats & Lar 1-4c. Bacon
Sides 1-2c; do. Shoulders lie. Whisky
10 I-Ia1g $50. MoIasscs held at 45c.
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RIVER AND MEATU

RIVER AND WEATHER.
CNcrxxATI, April 2s.-Riycr risen 30 inches.
Weather warm and pleasant.
P1rrsuuRGu, April 2s.-River i feet and fall
ing. Weather clear and warm.
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EIitor shcboygan NlcuWbot
purrF1TiTIs1T

a Case of 71ro uontss ssnciiag carsd by Boerhqrss
Holland RersGeorEe Henderson, Pittsburgh, sayS:
After suffering for three months nth reumatisn-a part
time severely my bed have
been entirely cured by the use Of Boerhave's Holland Bit
had attack since, but found simoat
relief In the medicine It's nr opinion
sure remedy for FhcumHttsnI,'
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CRYSTAL PALACE

CRISTAL PALAUE.
NEW York, April aSth.-The Crystal Palace
is advertised for sale, at auction, on the 22d OF
Nav next
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NERVOUS AND RrEraLAT1c ArFEcT1o


NERVOUS AND RIIEJ;SLATIC AFFECTIONS.
This ehangenble weather likely produce great
Of sickness. To persons troubled with
affections, wond Boerlaves Holland Bit
tiers. On referring columns Tna VIII certificates
first German English cItIzens.-pG.
Stunts ZeftWa1.
THE WORST FoRM OF PILES CAN BE CURED. 50
at liberty to refer TO several we'll known gentle
men, have used thoroughly tested, and recon-
mend BoerhnYe's Holland BittCrs remedy for Piles
at liberty publish their names take
pleasure in referring any to then, who denies this
statement,
For this affection one half prescribed dose should be
takensay and night,
hour before meals.
CAUTION!
great popularity this delightf1 induced
limitations, which the public should guard against lur
chasing. BE persuaded to buy anything else until you
tie will conince you low Infinitely superior these
limitations.
~ Sold per hottie bottles for S. by the sole
proprietors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Ia. &Co
Manufacturing PharuaceutistB and Chemists,
SmthiGld & Third Sts, Pittsburgh,
I.nngbiIns a. Hush deid,
ml26taw1y Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
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Tur river was falling yesterday evening, with
IL f.etof water in the channel. Weather warm
'''' G,sinc<s in the city is particularly brisk,
,he GROCERY and Dry Goods men being kept hard
- The Evansville Journal says the David White
:. verv much carcened, and it is very doubtful
whether she can be saved
The Missouri and Upper Mississippi and their
tributaries, were in fine boating order at last
d,tes. From all accounts, the shipping business
!, immense on all the Western streams.
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New York Advertisements.
Improved Artfnoial Tehet...s

a Is
R j. ALLEN, late Professor Ohio College Of nen.
- surgery, invites attention hls hgy imProS6l
method constructing Artificial DeaGres which combine
the following advantages:
for the edEnent Of feed
the saliva infect the breath, not tbs
slightest moisture brtWcen the tert and plate
:. Artificial Gum, which Is tirm aud
laSe unites them and the plate
Witch they This gum mparts to the teeth that
ealiar expression and iekS appearance =
5. Great strength obtained by thus uniting me tyeih
and plate and ordinary force of maSticatE can
SAsiear and distinct ar.ieulatior of Fttofgd
treth aud gual iotp. 10 this ta The tSnutis
reality aaTted. This perfect adaptation Of tohEueto
cisl teeth. g = hsE7-s
restored In where they have become
This Is done By Of additional attachments to the
supporting the teeth. These Attachments SO
formed bring the sunkeR portions, Hn sustain them
IN taer proper position They are covered with The
drnture, and when rightly formed cannot be detected by The
original iauess, form
On of the mouth anls, has beeu we'll tAtetia having 0e
made special feature LII the authors practice for StveTat
years past AvArcy OF photographic EuGrrGOSpS
kenrsses which have been taken Of persons without this
great change In appearance which rpdueeh the
counenauces VI wsans dstuFts
upon this principle, which the public invited to cali
aud examine, together with other specimens Of
requiring the above attachments. e7lg K -
The plates usually employ ed fer this work psatna
the purity Of Which the slightest tarIs
pleasant taste in the mouth this embraces
those wearing artificial Is pFei
Pile. NTH reference TO the utility Of this method,
teStImonias can be given from eminent Dentists In .
parts OF the Union, and persons wearing the work
and other cities. 80 4tsS
5eFve persGns from distance, Immediately arrisai
j. ALLEN, 40. 30 Bons' street, 2 - =
P,S-Persous desiring
the above, viii be furnished with pamphlets nee Of
postage, by sending note with address TO Dr. ALDE
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CRIsI5AjB 03K9;s55 !, H5IA'lI[R5 DYE -

SI1LL IIIIIWFH-dINI!
CONTRAST the tnts brought out in the hair by Crsado-
" ro's matchless EevalEing Hair Dye aud those rrou
eed by application OF the burning duids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes at that the color Is natural In
unnatural In the other, and the simple Is thai
CristadOroi the preparation which by It's exnrt ehF~
mcal combination operates natural and nantable prn.
cplcs. Made sold and applied Cnen private roonS) nj
Cristadoros Aston House, broadway, ". for
sale by the Principal Druggists and Peifers Throughout
the country. l-s.tsss sss i
New York Agents. W. II. CORY co.
Ee6:lSdaw WARD, CLOSE q co.
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Sull MORE BoOxs-"AIarried, butnOt Mated:
or How they lived at Woodside and Throckmor-
Ton Hall, by Alice Carey.
The Wonderful Adventures of Capt Priest
\ Tale of but few Incidents, and no plot in par
t,ilar" The most humorous book ever pub
i,hclLS
The Second Marriage; or, y Daughters Tri-
a's. \ Domestic Tale of New York, " by Chas.
Garic;t; and
traham's Magazine for May, have been re-
oiveI at the bookstore of Robinson & Bro, No.
Washington Hall.
. AIso "The Great American Battle; or, the
caatest between Christianity and Political RO-
nsai,m, by Anna Ella Carroll, of Maryland,
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Loss Of Apptfiie, Debility, CastirEHsSs,
B3inl and Bleeding Plies.
Many Of worthy citizens testify to It's wonderful
efficacy In all affections Of the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic, equalc, the relief affords in
all cases Of debility weakness any Kind almost in
In Nervous Rheumatic anl NeurHiEc Ahsc-
tiOIIE, in instances proved highly beneficial
and in others effected a decided cure.
When physicians prescribe and their patients so
unhestInGly recommend, surely cease to doubt,
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
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-, Ioss has been sustained by the mo1n-
"I. anrties Of Virginia, from fires in the
TIA =, R,rn. saw mills, fencing, grain. and
Wow. ,. consumed Harrison, Taylor, Bar
I.s,. w." preston and Hampshire, are among the
, "';ll' scenes of this devastation.
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal, When commenced taking
Doerhaves Holland R!tters, could hardly walknow
joy excellent health"
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HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.

HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Slas LiscoEnb, Of Birmingham saysI have foun In
Boerlave's Htters remedy for headache and debility. My
wife has alS0 used it with the greRtrat 6euCnt"
Nicholson of Pittsburgh, also says he las eSn9
rienced much relief from its use for headache
READ THIS.
4 L0E1Mdcl'X Tastim0ny-JucOb RnskcS living in the
Holland settlement Of ShebOSEsn Wis. fter suffering
time the misery attending utter prostraton Of
body, IaSe been restored by using BOerhaTe
Btters, to perfect health"
this remedy being in such high reputc among
the oIlanders In Wisconsin, Michigan, New forkln fact
every Holland settlement In the Cnted In
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ie22-1ydnw
LECTRO CHENIISC CHE ARONTA
Eeht HoLIand&eh Kruiden Bitters.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed the introduction Of this
valuable medicine into United States. During this
time has gained uHiesrsGi popularity as Remedy
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BROILS VS., FRIES u a
ROBIAIS0N'S. T24TENZ's GRLDLRQNa :. -.
against the Frying PANT zaa ~
Is well known that bFoed Isnuch pals
i atable, tender and heahfu AHlfcet
ought to be broeI. The New 6TiTon Is
niGnt the Frying Pan, and much ccOnomica laHI
downward dranRh It takes all the smoke up chimney
cooks the meat entirely through in Its jucea without
burning all the tat bills 95 per cent
Price for the round 10 in diameter 440o X
square by II inches ....s....
as oblong by IL ........... :. 200
s ssy9P ..:........s :..:IS g :.
We will send BY express, prepaid more Of these
sizes OF the United States Of the Mississippi
Tor far west Of ~ receipt Of the money.
70 Money may be by mall Registered" at CUE
Agents wanted in every county, town and city In the
Union Circulars, with full Descriptions Gent on applIeatoa
sAuEapc4x PoER,GS P4rRxr AoRxcY Coz,
fe1a:daw1y 20 Dnanc-St New York.
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TnE WurAr Cnop OF VlRGIxlA.-Thc Staun.
ton American says that the prospect for an
.bun,lant wheat crop in that regionis not atpre-
sent very aatscring, and that the chinch bug
has already given indications that it will again
infest the fields. The editor of the Lewisburg
Chronicle, on a trip to the Southwestern part of
the State, never saw pOOrerprOSpect for good
crop, and in many places it was difficult to see
wheat above the ground The graziers of that
section are getting short of feed in consequence
ct the dryness of the weather. On the other
hand the stauntoH vindicatOr says that the
ubeatcrop of Albemarle, with that on the VAL
ley Road from StauntoretO Harper's Ferry, is
decidedly better than it ever saw it before.
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-- ICE! ICE!!- ICE!iI -
THE prepared to deliver Ice TO the eu
j Eens Wheeling generally. Ills Ice vas put up above
FuItOu At the Three House. formerly occupied By B.
HoTnhrooE and Is perfectly from dirt lie Intends to
deliver IT himself assisted his son. that his customers
VIII he attended to. o.,- ~ ~,
ap92-dtf NO1ANE1 NAhD.
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E16CG1Ons
NIE Annual Election Directors Of the Wheeling
Savings Institution, to serve for the ensuing year. VII
held Office Of said Institution Monday tho 9th
Of 5Iay, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock.
WAL Mccoy
,,O9 T.sasuPeF
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WHEEEIVGeE P.lREERSBERG PICKET
STEPHEN I3AYAFD
It Leaves Wheeling, Mondays, Wednesdays and
s[Eas5I FRIDAYS. III o'clock, a. VI.
Leaves ParEersburr: Tuesdays Thursdays and Sntnr
,Iavs, mt 6 O'Clock p. N. Deep '04
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The finest quality of ladies glove leather Caters and bus
nS very article. Ladies' glove leather Gall
ters it'll Lrh heels heavy sole, button up the side,
CIITLDRES'S WEAR.
Patent leather kid glove leather lasting,
CALI and fancy boots, CATERS ankle ties slippers oxford ties
Kinds and styles always on hand ut low prices
GUNS.
LADIES' mems and misses sandals boots and oyershoes Of
ihc very quality; also great variety Of other goods not
here enumerated, which will sell the most accommodate
nn ssi ief"iz MI. DORSEY.
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P.S-Persons desiring any further refer
the above, will be furnished with pamphlets free Of
postage, by sending note with address TO DIR. j. AIDES
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Completion of the Sixth Year,
HARPER7S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
+ H NJ a ".

GOVT ENTS. $780,
VISIT TO THE SILVER MINES OF CENTRAL AMER
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The Adams Express Company.
OFFICE MUIR HOUSE, WHEELING, va
rz5=.f6-z.sa szsis.35zsssa zz5i.Essa 80! tSlI
SSS5FSs5 sslF{ssEIE s.zz1.8zssz&
REDUCTION or RATES TO AND FROM
New York, PhiladcIphia a. baltimore
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KmpiPe Hats
TUsT received lot OF Empire Hats Of various eooEs
q "pst 9 D. HARPER ( SON
% ECEIVED this day dine assortment Gents Black and
II Brown Cavalier Hats,
ap21 s D. HARPER 4 son.
TTsT FtesIvs ot q YOUTHS and Young America Leg