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II :
% misunderstanding both beats attempted to
pass on the shore side and collision wal the con-
sequences, The bow sofs the Barker struck the
hnoxylllc little forward of the boilers and cut
her down to the knuczle-arGI She sunk rfahout
three tathoIns water. Many of the goods were
gu 1ee6 ana neated Oil, and it being late at ni2I
but ey OF them were picked up.
No lives werelost, but the books paners and
money of the boat the baggage Of passengers,
anu everything on board went down with her
From the Louisville Courier of Wednesday
we make the following extracts:
On the falls there-wcre but six feet five inch
es Tor steamboats,, in the Indian chute, and four
IN the middle chute, for ascending boats. The
Southerner and VIM Garvin came up through
that chute yesterday afternoon, and the j. p
Tweed was butting away att last evening The
weather yesterday was quite warm and sultry
The Baltimore and Allegheny are expected
to ascend the falls this morning, if the water
permits. The former is destined for Wheeling.
and the latter for Pittsbury
The Northerner, that started to St Louis
Monday was as full of people as she could posi-
bly, accommodate, including two large parties
of cmigrants for Kansas and Nebraska
The Alvin Adams, that left here last Friday,
was full, cabin and deck, hut on her arrival ut
Evansville, she took on board 80 more, and ut
Smithland the little Cuba, out of Cumberland,
was awaiting her arrival with 40 through pas
sengers for Kansas all the way from South Car
DINA A good many OF her passengers were
well satisfied to obtain berths on her guards
We have no further particulars in regard to
the disaster to the David White, beyond that
published in the Courier yesterday. Mr.. ARM
strong, one of her clerks, came home yesterday.
She lies perfectly straight in the waterup to the
cabin floor, on Irish Jimmy's Bar The Sub
marine had been sent for, and Capt. McGill thinks
he will soon have her atoatagain
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NEW YORK

NEw YoRk, April 16.-rhc steamer Asia sail
ed for Liverpool at noon with so passengers and
$453, GOO in specie on board.
The council tonight passed resolutions ten
dering the Inequalities of the city to Mr. Bu-
chanan on his arrival, and appropriated $1,000
TO meet the expenses.
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FROM KANSAS

CmcAGo, April 16.-Kansas dates to the 18th
have been received. The committee of the
Legislature were preparing code of laws at
Topeka, to be presented in July
The New Haven colony had arrived safely
It is about 900 in number.
Robinson was in St. Louis yesterday.
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ON and after Tuesday, Aug 1853, further
" Trains will follows saturdays exceptcdl
GOING SOUTH
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTH-The S.1OA. Train will connect SAN
dusy with Morning Train from Toledo; at NIOnrOeviIe with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of C. T. Road;
S,Sby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland;
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad
The 30 P. " Train will sandusky with steam
ay CIV from Detroit MnnroeTile with western Train
c. T. r. r. at Shelby Junction SCI p NJ. with the Mail
Train c. C. C. II G. for Columbus Cincinnati; Mans
field Junction at s. So p NJ with Fast train o. r. r. r.
for Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West Night
Trains ON Central Ohio r. 4.
GOING NORTII-Thc 9'26 A Train will make close
necOu Newark with Mail Train from Bellar c. o. Il.
r.; Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction Mt 1918 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and MOnrOeviIle with
Sail Train C. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
2-IG Train will Newark with Express from
East CentIaI Road Mansfield Junction will
Fast Train for Pittsburgh Mt Shelly Junction at 5eI
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; MOnrOeve with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago, SandusEy will;
steamer BAY City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. Il. ROBINSON, Sup't.
SandusEy, Aug. 4, 1855 sep15-tf
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CHANGE OF N.xE-We learn that the pleas
ant village ofThistlcvillc had its name changed
l,teIy to Nouut -HoraA. This. is not the only
change in the matter, as the vine, if not the fig
tree now fill up the space once occupied by the
patrials whence the first name was derived.
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T,s new drug store OF E. BoeEins& Co, seems
., -, ,l,iIv gaining its reputation among physi-
i,ns and everybody else, as first rate place to
hove their medicines compounded They also
l,s.r nice stock of perfumcries, pomades, soaps
md other fancy articles for the toilet.
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c.,. ForIr,lS-Messrs Fuudenburg and
3SDh At their Drug Store, Washington Hall,
NoOsi oneration the first Soda Fountain of the
season s, This drink is cool, refreshing and de-
season season and these gentlemen make theyery best
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HEADACHE AND DEBILITY


Mr. Slas LscOmh, of birmingham says-'I found In
3OeriRve's BtteTs remedy debility. My
wife has also used it with the grcntest benefit"
Mr.. A. NicliOlSOn Pittsburgh SAYS he has eNDS
rienccd much relief from its use for headache
READ THIS.
d HO4dRders IestiROMy.-Jacub Rlskcs, living in the
Holland settlement Of ShcbOyEan Wis after suffering
for some time the misery attending prOsraon
mind and body have been restored by using Boerhaves
Filters, to perfect health"
The fact Of this remedy being high renute among
the Hoanders Wisconsin, siichga New YorE-ir fact
IN Holland settlement in tie United Sates-argucs
It's favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED
Mr. john Davidson, living miles Pittsburgh ON
the Pennsylvania Canal, says When taking
i'Oerlavss Holland Iers could hardly wulk-nOw
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MRs. DuFFIELD.-Fhis lady has been playing
at the Athen@um long enough to convince our
citizens that she is an actress of that high order
Oftalcnt capable of grasping the incest concep-
ton ofan author, and portraying it to the very
life ON the stage. She very justly ranks with
the not more than half dozen first class actress
es We now have in this country, and as tragic
actress, very few ladies' We have ever seen are
her equals. Miss Eliza Logan has so many adj
mirers in this community who think her style of
acting f;lultcss, that We deem it somewhat
hazardous to make comparison of the merits
of the two ladies, and while we would not at
tempt to detract from Miss Logan, but give to
her the full need of praise so justly her due, We
arefrcc to confess that we think the acting of Mrs
Duficld, in most of the casts in which we have
sccnher, the superior ofthe two. While Miss Lo-
gan would play Parthenia more in accordance
with our conception of that character, Mrs DUFF
field would be pre-eminent in Lady Macbeth,
andgain shower of appreciation for the deci-
delly appropriate manner in which she would
persOnify the character of that ambitious lady,
willing TO east aside those feminine graces which
endear the sex to US, and travel to a throne, bya
pathover broken hospitality, and strewn with
blood. Mrs. DufIielTs acting wears well with
an audience, and the opposite character of the
plays brought cut by the company, since they
have been in our city, have tended to show us
what She really is, and to force acknowledgements
Of her capacity for the very highest efforts.
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WEAKNESS OF THE sToMAoH AYD INDIGESTION

NEANSFSS OF TUE STOMACH ASDINDIGESTI0N.
AHOteT0reIt Cure effected by BOeEsGre's HonMd Bit
eTsTe wife Of Peter De Wttr, living Inf Holland Town,
Seloygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very
weakness Of the stomach and indigestion. She had
under PHYSICIANS for time, but disease
seemed to battle even his skill. She purchased
land Filters Mt Office which have given
mach her appetite and strength returning,
y believe TINT this is another great Effected b your
medicine.
We record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy but must await another opportunity
thing you can rely upon, what have published
much respected to community and are literally
true. j. QUINTUS,
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DIR ESCRGPTEOSR carefully
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Series of School Biographies.
Published ny ]. IL COTTON { COMPANY.

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and hence easily studied The lessons eop0usly
Illustrated with appropriate enEravings-
Modern School Geography. Designed for that very large
class OF pupils schools the
pnrant facts of Geography but have time to consult the
elaborate In this book great pains have
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acquainted with the maps and familiar with localities
also contains, condensed form, all that given the
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n Case Of Eight 1IOnks Sanding cured y EosrHHre,s
ACdMd 1tfteTs-Michae Kelly No III Grant Smith
field street says:-lHst July, while running the river,
cotton boat lying between Natcez and New Orleans
was taken with Fever and AEue. For eight long
suffered with this dreadful disease. The greater part Of this
time unable to work, and spent fifty dollars
for different medicines but found permanent relief
Three weeks OF friends insisted upon
ing 'BOcTh11eS Holland BitteS,' saying that
guaranteed" After trying it for only week,
state was sound man have been u work
two weeks, and have had Of the chIs fever
whatevcr.'
certify the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
~ [. Chesterls. GOTHIC Hall.
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YESTERDAY was rainy, chilly, diSagreeablc
day, and but for the many strangers in the city
wouLIhayc closed as gIoomily on the merchant.
ledger. The river was falling at dark, with 81
Setwatcr in the channel. There is still grea
bFiskness in theshipping line, the boats arriving
and departing with full freishts, and the Rail
r0addOing full business
The Cincinnati Columbian of yesterday morn
ING, says:
The brisk business we have noticed for some
u9ys previous at the wharf, remains undiminish-
gu large amount of freight was on the land,
ny Yesterday, and at the upper end, above
nEoaNWay, 1t was difficult for dray and wagons
make thelrway through its abundance Com
MsFce Is certainly thriving in our city, rs any
S v,sr VA. sec by awalk along our evec. Ono OBJ
'nSte arr every variety of manufacture.
F, s,, a"1 and PrOduce-the North, South,
i ''iI west are so represented that he can
,'os Nouot Cincinnati is the great centre ofcom-
e''e' ana that she contains within herself the
70 continue in her prosperity, and be-
.o,.c ere long tue second city in size and I'M
t0f'ahce In the Union.
WI inc 18th instant, the David White, from
Louisville for New Orleans, caught fire in her
n'pu' When near GolcOnda. Every effort to ex-
unsulsh the fire proving unavailing, she was
seattled and sunk. About $4,000 worth OF
A.F eaFsowas taken off by the Niagara, Most
VI her cargo was insured in Louisville. The
'.l' was fully insured in Offices at Louis,
VI, ,aie and Madison. She was owned by Capt.
W. Gill, her Commander, Mr.. Mitchell. her
Clerk, and parties in Madison, Ia.
8 Me Ii'ginia.-This elegant steamer arrived
T RON =, New Orleans about daylight Yesterday
Tue Virginia, it viii be seen from her me,nor,,n-
g Ialn, was detained'by assisting the I. Fl. Lar
en- which had got aground. and other business
b, hue Is one OF the fastest boats in the trads Ind
las splendid accommodations Mr.. Eugene
l l,,s'' her attentive clerk, has favored us with
r a.e papers and copies of her manifest and memo.
@' W. Journal, 1871.
Al Inc St Louis News, of Saturday, says:
:, The Excel, after sinking in the osago rive,
."Out two weeks since, broke in two and becam,
,ha complete wreck. Messrs Eads and Nelson
% W.T." proceeded to take out her boilers. engine.
x"H al the machinery and brought all that wa.
, ~, to this city yesterday.
Inc Paducah Democrat has the following 40
Knoxville: '
iu. ias Knoxville started up the river and landed
I ,n s.aOoye Jersey City, when the B. b. BarSel
s s'Ied the point coming down. The Knoxville
the Sou; Ss OUT and was running up the Shore wher
signals were given and returned, but owing
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BETTER ANDfBEPTER.
d FAD what accomplished by Prof. DeGrath's
III Electric OIL in Wheeling and vicinity
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mEAR AGAIN.

OswEGo. April 16.-Our harbor and lake are
now clear of ice. The steamer Kentucky left
yesterday for Toronto with afull cargo. -
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Loss Of Appetfte, Debility, CnNtirsneSs
hind and BeediHO Piles.
Many OF our most worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
efficacy In all affections of the Stomach Liver.
Tonic 1t has never been equaled for the relief
all cases OF debility or weakness Of kind is almost
Simultaneous In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alec
tiOns has in proved highly beneficial
aud in others effected u decided cure.
When eninent physicians prescribe, and their patients
uuhes.tinEiv recommend, may cease to doubt
aud eagerly test its virtues ourselves.
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RWFR Ann WEATHER

PfTTsBuRGH, April I7.-Riyer1s feet inch
es. Weather wet
GISc1ssaTI April 17.-River risen about 4
inches. Rained last night Weather warm ard
pleasant
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Improved A1tincial Teeth.

R j. ALLEN, cate Professor in the Ohio College Of DeA-
taI Surgery invites attention to his highly Improved
method constructing Artificial Dentures which
the following advantages:
/. There Judgment of food
vtiate the saliva or infect the breath as not even te
slightest moisture ge; between the teeth and plate.
2. An Artificial Gum, which firm aud IndesructIble
the teeth, is fused high heat between and around
base which unites them to each other and TO the plate
cular expression e-ike appearance which characterize
the uutural organs.
s. Great Strengths obtained by thus uniting the teeth
gum and plate, and ordinary force Of muEticatlnE,
break them from their base.
4. distinct articulation speech is restored
teeth and gum Of natural FORM To this form the tongue
readily adapted This perfect adaptation Of tile tongue 10
the cnture, prevents the kissing speak.
ing sinGnG,so often observed in persons wearing art
3. The natural form expression Of the
can he restored, In cases where they have become skCn
framework supporting the teeth. These attachments
formed to bring out the sunken PORTIONS and sustain ein
named gum compound, and become component parts Of tho
dcnturc, and when rightly formed cannot Ike detected by the
closest observer This method restoring cheeks
original fnlness
sion Of the mouth and lips las been well tested having cen
made secinl feature In the authors practice
past variety Of Photographic and DRgucrreOtype
Ikenesscs, which have been taken persons without this
Improvement and also with it, I've his Office,
ing the great change In appearance which is produced In tile
of individuals wearing dcntures
ed upon this principle, which the public invited call
and examine together with other specimens Of his work.
requiring the above attachments.
g. The plates usually employed for this work are Tatina,
the purity of which the slightest tRrnish
pleasant taste in tire mouth. In Short is system
many new and Important features Which READILY apTre-
Cated by those wearing artificial deuturcs upon this pTincI
pie. With reference tile utility this method,
testimonials can e given from eminent Dentists in tic VHFt
parts OF the Union, and persons wearing the work IN this
and other cities.
DR.. ALLEN Inns arrangements by which lie is enabled to
serve persons from distance, immediately arrival
- 49, 80 j. ALLEN, No. 80 Dond street,
p S-Pcrsons desiring any further Information In refer.
to the above, will be furnished with pamphlets free Of
postage, by Scldg note with address DIR. j, ALDHN.
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Felon his boys finger, two applications. lie
had slept for two nights previously Of the
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lCINCINNATI MARkET.

CINGINNATT MARkET.
APR11. IT.-Flour firm so bbls extra at 5.75.
other sales reported at same but extent not
known. Provisions improving, 81 hhds bacon
shoulders at Star; packed mess pork II, 70
Whisky 800 bbIs at I9a19 rs. Groceries un-.
changed, 40 hhls Sugar sold at s LAS "a, so
bblS molaSSes sold at Al.
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Everybody in Wheeling knows "Lew Boon the driver OF
Lewis ST. Clarsvle Omnibus He says, that nppca
Uf the Electric on took all the pain and stiffness
his ieS han which she had been unable open shut
way, years. She her hand freely
and without pain.
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gentleman North Wheeling SAYS,
ferng for several months with pain In his breast and side,
and has not been able to work since last AUGUST On satr
his On Monday expressed himself
from all pain and ready to go to work.
More Cares to pubtish-which have
Ask your neighbors about the Electric OIL
See the Circulars
Principal Office, 80 South sth St, Ph1la.
aps 'S 1''''S7''N $50 'S''''1 t. H. LOGAN & CO.
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r,.,,,cv LIoroRs.-3Ir. s. J. Bloch, No. 6,
I'M, eno street has choice selection of wines,
%o,a s;os Gins &C., of his own Importation, war
O'aa be pure, and first rate article for rick
necS
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CRISTADORO1 HAIR DYE
SILLL ILsLLnIlLill AII

SILL YIiIUlUIlLiliNI!
CONTRAST the tIHts brought the by CristadO.
~ rO's matclcss revitaEng Hair Dye, and tose IrOdu
ced by application Of the burning fluids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes, ut that the color is natural in
unnatural In the other, and the simple
CristadOrOsis tie preparation which by It's
nical combination operates natural and mutable prin
cirrs. Made sold and applied lin private rOoms)
CristadOrOs Aston House, broadway n. Y. Also for
sale by the Principal Druggists and Peumers throughout
the country.
New York Agents, w II. CORY 4 CO.
fcG:1ydaw WARD CLOSE co.
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s07IE.TlEING NEW!
Clocks and .JeweIry,
G. p BRowNs

c. f. BROW N'S,
lis MAIN ST. ABOVE THE NJ. & NJ. BANK.
NNhere he ounIl In great variety, Cold Watches,
w case In NIastc Hunting and Open fIceS RINGING in
price from S2 $500; and in Silver Gases from $50 down
to 81 81.
CLOCKS of every style price, warranted keep
good time.
ELEGANT STYLES OF JEwELRY,
Consisting in of very fine Coral Sets FOrentine,
Jets anu Pearls ditto, and great variety Of all Gold Jewell
OF every description, which, having been purchased d
rectly from the manufacturers, be sold very
FANCY GOODS.
Fine Tortoise Shell Tuck CUmS Rubber put, side,
and long dos elegant and plain hair cloth and hat Brushes
fine Razors Razor Strops POrSIonaies Cigar Cases. and
great variety Of useful auIl pretty things.
The public generally respectfully invited to call and
anime for themselves. apLt
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OPENING OF
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
Mrs Eilizahet Kew

UPENINI UF
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Key
D ESPECTFULLY informs Ladies', and public in gene
HI raj, of Wheeling vicinity, that taken the
Store and Rooms No. 1S2 Main street. few south OF
the Monroe House and Turner's JcweIry Store
for the Of carrying the Millinery ali
its branches.
The public invited her splendid as
of Paris styles Ennnes different varr-
ties together with her MANUFACTURER ROOMS on
Thursday next, April 1Uth Also fine display Ribbons
Caps Head Dresses, Laces &c.
being Mrs Keys first opening here she will be plens-
o have her selection examined.
aps:lmd Wheeling, Va.
New arrangements.
TAVING associated my brother, VIM Ming Nfcoll, with
In the Brush Variety and Toy business, and taken
the stand No. 1G9 Main formerly occupied by him In
the Trunk and Harness business and up in hand
Manner hope still to have the visits or those who
have kindly favored aud any others may want
anything my line. The style OF the will be D. Nico
& Bro.
DANIEL N1CoLI4
April I, 1876 APPS
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G., tbc advertisement of Miss Dugan. She
~roned a dress making establishment in the
|-T over Mrs. BoIe's shoe store
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HOLLAND BITTERS
Eeht Holzandscl Kruidcn Bitters.

NWE YEARS have elapsed introduction of this
valuable medicine into the United States. During this
time it has gained "ntrersdt popularity Remedy
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i IENItAVING MD 1s PTNT Ts SS5f

FASHIONABLE Wedding, Visiting, Complimentary and
II business Cards. NOarin Consular and Commercial seals
and Seal Presses, Certificate of Stock Deposit Bills
IadnG aud Exchange, Checks, Drafts, Notes Hand, bill
Heads Circulars Show Cards, Labels Designing aud Engra
wing Wood, and every variety of Engraving Printing
will forward specimens by mall ION application, with P6
stamp) Orders by mall promptly attended TO. Terms
sOnablc. Address MN. N. DUNNELL,
jne6:daw8m 1876 broadway, cor. Dey ST., NY.