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vHsIcr, Mar Oh II, 1858.

[Trsnlauon.l
VENICE Mar Oh III, 1883
With especial satisfaction announce to you, lieuen
ant that his Imperial Apostolic Majesty the Emperor
consequence Of report and recommendation made to
himself for the acknowledgment Of your services render
ed in the interests Of art and science well Of the
national marine gacousy directs to convey to you the
great gold medal for art and science
In transmitting to you this medal through the mpe-
rial Austrian general consulate And myself at the
time in the reeable position to convey to you, leutcn
ant well my thanks those Of The navy for the
works sent by you with beralit works possessing
the greatest value for all seefaring people
FERDINAND MAxIMnIAN,
Archduke OF Austria
To the North American Lieut.. In the Navy, Mr. MAuRr
OBSERVATORY Washington, April 80, 1853.
have had the pleasure to receive by the hands Of the
consul general of Austria, Chas r. Loosely, esq, your
ROYAL Hignesss letter OF the Ilth ultmo, with the great
gold medal for the arts and sciences which his Imperial
Apostolic Majesty the Emperor in acknowledgment of
and art we'll to the national marine Of Austria has
been pleased to award.
Profoundly sensible OF this high honor, am also
deeply impressed with the kind words and friendly sent
in which your Royal Highness has co,ched the i'm
rerial will.
The ahors which this beautiful medal ia intended to
illustrate rendered by simply officer Of the
American navy, and shall. thcreforc ~ in duty bound
hasten lay it with the esteemed letter Of Royal
Hghncss before the federal government
Accept the assurances Of my distinguished consdera-
ton and permit me 10 subscribe myself with high
spcct, NJ ~ MAUKi.
To Ills Imperial II. Highness the Archdukc FERDINAND
MAMMALIAN, Commander in Chief of Imp. II. Austrian
Marine, &C., SC, Venice
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!. now IT is "a ED = rxprAsA.

4 Il - HOW II is tE1ED l. INp1AM
The passage Of " cqofsrslee xsnsss bin has
csased rejoicing sll'bvet the Caisa. In indiana
Mere is but one feeling and thatis in favor ~ the
measure The following is specimen Of many
letters We are receiving upon the subject. The
writer is one of the most prominent and clear head
ed democrats in southern Indiana. He says:
''English's measure is universally approved by the
democrats here have not heard otscson either from
Lecompton OF Leoompton democratic In fact il re-
tes the party and is for this that the black
republicans are hostile to IT, They had cherished the
hope that the democrats split beyond all hopes OF
reconciliation and they looked fos the osrtsn triumph OF
black repablicasm at the nsxt presidential election
Prentice in the Louisville Journal RACES and foams
denounces English traitor and exposes his disap
pointlnent in every line The Democtat tiarvey
papel takes ground for the compromise and advocates II
warmly aud ably So does the Courier We are all re-
joced that the integrity VI party is preserved and
the black republicans again disappointed and defeated
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MIR. FIIzPATRIcK's VOTE ON THE KANSAS ACl

MIR, FITzPATRICK'S VOTE ON THE KANSAS ACT.
We see that the New York Herald has inadvert-
emily classified Mr. Fitzpatrick of Alabama, Presi-
dent pro tempore Of the Senate, with those who did
not vote ON the bill which has just passed Congress
for the admission Of Kansas. This is a mistake
Mr. II having cast his vote in favor of the bill and
not only thus cast his vote, but contributed all his
energies exertions and influence in securing its sue
cess In fact the bill had not more ardent or Elf
cent supporter in Congress than Mr.. Fitzpatrick !;
and we trust the Herald will correct it's unintenonal
error and set Mr. Fitzpatrick right before its nn-
merous readers in Alabama and the South
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WAsHINGToN INSURANCE COMPANY

CEyENTH VOLUME BANCROFTB HISTORY
- States being that portion the revolution prec'
ding July 4, 1915, this day published
May 2 es4ss IHANCk TAYLOR
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MODERN LANGU AG ES--Profcss DANIEL. u
Nv toux, Teacher &c Language es
e French spanish, and German No 22s Penn OPPOSITE
Wizards Hotel 2odSmo
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A NEGRO driver of a coach, in Texas, stopped
to get some water for the young ladies in the
carriage, and, being asked what he had stopped
for, replied: 81 am watering my flowers. A
more delicate compliment could not have been
paid.
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LIVER INVIGOR. ATOR
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

PREPARED BYsD SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
now act as fs
easier miller, and more eectual than any other medicine
acting the Ltus is them on
the stomach and bowels on that matter, thus
feelings expe-enced in the operatoSs Of most ca
e = sire the system Ct the sane time that
strengthen and build Itup with unusual rapIdity.
THE 15 54, is one Of the PRINCIPAL regulators Of the
the powers Of the system are Theomdcd
somachts atfauit, bowels ars at fault and the whole
having cease to oits the Issasess
sn o 6re male T.
counterfeit the arrangements which
it is LIABLE.
Teproye that found,
DleIl with L4YhR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gifts forms,
has but to try bottle, and sconvictonis certain
These Gums remove Su54mnrbid or bad mat IL from
the plaee healthy now of lila,
PURIFYiN THE tone a9 and health to the
sn ffHP56s Fad HTHS s8Fs;
BETTER. PREVENTED, bySethe occasional use Of the
LIVER 1NvIGoRATOR. s'
to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food frouns3r rising and sonring.
Only one dose taken before retiring prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken at snieSt, loosens the bowels
gently, and cures 6OS1-}Y YVEHESS
One lose taken after each meal will cure DYSPEPSIA
one dose 81 two spoonfus VIII always relieve
One bottle taken for obstruction removesthe
SaSs g OF TIE disease; psgsst
, 91s a1ss often repeated sire cure oLERA
system the elrsets q after long sieEness
logness or unnatural color7from the skin
one dose taken slIorte time before eating gives Wig.
J, 97s dose -, often EsPsses ER0R,LG z
BOWEL complaints to the rst
One or two doses tatks caused by WORMS In
sa1ta ssI Rg spss9lsF
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w Be particular and ask for Tickets via the q 81
Short Line Rail Road.
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This passes through Lexington, lancaster Cir
cleve Washington, Wilmington and MarraWthe richest
aud most beautiful part; of Ohio. "a
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
Mt Central Ohio Ticket Office heSprigg House. on Water
street, sWheeling,Na.
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REMOVAL.
Az. C. ORR would announce tn the public, that he has
removed his goods from Main street, to the fourth
door North of the II. & Bank RaSt side Main street.
where he Is opening his Spring Stock OF ooE Station
cry, Wall Paper, 90.
He would call esDecSl attention large and well Sc
stock OF Wan Paper which patterns
ana ns3ness and quality, cannot he exeeIedla the city
Desiring to close out small lot
TO make room ON nov TO the nFst az
April all such at cost Cali 0on, yOn that want hsrrns
Remember the place, doors North OF the NJ & NJ Ban
East side Main street, HornbrooE's new Block -
mario Jas o. ORR
NEW MUSIC, received every week. al the variety store
{ ~ - IaPlIl PAYNE 3 co.
LIVERY size, shape qaaliiy OF BaskefsnriceS to
- SUIT All. lseplll PAYNE 4 10
ATOURNlNGs q OOD6-St6eF c6mnTets
VA ort20 HEISRELL { sWEARINGEN.
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E. GEST, pres't, W. W. AYIEY Act sunt
Cincinnati GAINESVILLE, o.
je22-1y 80
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TRAINS LEAVE ZANESVILLE AS FULDows:
At 1921 5OI l40 PM Cincinnati and points as ai,ov,
arrival of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and III
East.
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Pianos, Hlelodeons, and every kind of musical nsru-
ments tuned and repaired.
~ Algo'ds warranted at this establishment. nov6
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Inconncctton with the above, keep every kind of mu
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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IPHNNsYhVANIA RAILRoAn.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ME GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, North Western, and soutE
western states by continuous oilway direct! Thisroa
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Steamers
al ports on the Western Rivers and at Cleveland
dusy With Steamers to all ports ontthe
Lakes; making the mort direct, cheapest and relia6i
the'Gredt TPest.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock of sheet music works. &C.,
In the Western country.
e7- Music sent to any.aldres postage free.-Aa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-04

PANAMA The greatest variety of PauaYaa Hats
= ever oFouShtS this cttyrom 20 cents to 81 80.
1oiT0 BLISS & GANipBE6L,
Nm. g MIN,
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Take the Central Ohio Road to
NANHSWTJ.1 n - 5ll44

And there CHAHoE Cars and take those Of the O. W. q
Short Line. 81
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TRAVELLERS a. 81 s5tgfss ~
Twice DAILY Sunday night excepted, between Rich
1Inond and Washington City via and Alex
audra.
Hours of. departure at Rich
nond. .645 A. NJ. and 1850 p NJ
Returning leave Washington. 30 a. N. and Pm.
Arrive at Richmond 80 p. NJ. and q M :
Baggage checks and given through between
mond and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent Orers and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
9pee OF securing shown by arri=
vals daily at Richmond and Washing in advance of
the Steamb cat line. S3S
FARE 8ElwaES RIgH4osD WAS $3.50
An Qmrtbps wltb found always ready through
anu their baggage of wearing apparel between
the two Depot free of ch0rge with ample time to
take their meals, whether going North orsopth. n
Through Tickets be obtained between Danyie and
Washington ut the Terminus of the Road, now neary COM
Peted to: Danve An Agent the Company
the Checks of passengers from the Danyfe
timore Depot. e-tiss ss7aTt9 y
the same the mail line steamboat
change cars onths line between Rich
mond and Alexandrin. ~ Fs1f!
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| Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
| TRAVELLERS -.
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a New Light

OIL, has equal, and after personal and salts
factory trial, to the public SAFE CnEAr,
and best portable light tits safe
free from all explosive properties It is cheap because the
per is less than hlfa cent. because
ne s5nal.estlamp burn brilliant with steady dame for
weyelOurs without rehng trimming, give sufficient
sht for ordinary sized room, and having purchas
ghtso nannEnchire and sell, confidently
public favor.
For sale Wholesale and Retail Furnishing
Store Of ]. *. DUSIIAAG & co.
janis No. III, Main st. Wheeling, Va.
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IS. %. HARPER. & SONS.

%
NETHoLEsALE AND RETAIL. DEALERslIN HATS -
w & GAPS, have ON hand and receiving gem. -
eral assortment of SILK Beaver Russian hats
hats of every color, shape and quality.
They received the latest Fall fashion York
aud now TO furnish gentlemen with hats of
. every description aud quality.
They also keep hand assortment of plain and
Fur Ptu7h and Cloth Oaps and boys all OF which
thevoce 70 their custOmers the most pIeasing
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New Svstam.

changing blsness from long credit systena To a
cash one or It's equivalent also change long profits
very short ones aud In closing stock OF heavy
Cloths and 0asseres will sell from 70 per
cent than our former prices; Should any what
say, by calling Mt No. Han Won vim he a.
once satisfied Weneau ustWhatWe say.
WHEELER & LARIN.
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RAEES BNTWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND pITTsBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-Boots, Shoes Hats andl
Caps Books, Dry Goods, inb0xes, bales ~
and trunks Drugs, Gin boxes bales9 oc per 4V0 bs
Feathers, Furs, &c.....s... ..... ........
SECOND CLASS-Domesttc Sheeting,6
Shifting and Ticking, On righal bales, a.
Drugs Tin casks,l Hardware Ienther 0Uc per 100 lbs!
(inrollsor boxeS)Wool and sheep Pelts
Eastward. %
THIRD QLASS.-Anyils, Steel, Chains (In1
casks Hemp, Bacon and Pork, sailed
Goose casks )Tobaceo iannfacEu QUO per 100 lbs
ed, Except cigars orclt.) &ca&c.
FOURTH oLASS-Colec Fish, Bacon Beef
and Pork (nc casks orboxes, eastward. - ~
Lard Lard Soda Ash Ger 400 per 100 lbs.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Resin, &C.. as.sfg 81 Il
Fh0UR--I5c per Dbl. untilfurther notice.
CtAINIn loads IS per 100 lbs unit further
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NEW BONNEPS

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of B0N.NEES, ARTIFcIILS
IA and e UCLLES, Just received nv
octI MARSH & TAYLOR.
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Itce1oe miles shorter 6y this Route than UiG.
Colstns5lks to Cincinnati.
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FARE as Low AS ny ANY oTnRR RoUrE.
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3 ~ h. u
i5is+E. n. Il oss, IL r
Principal Science Accounts, Commerce
Business Customs, etc.
5es5Set}. ig5Es JsTAsf n I I'LL p 8, as.JtLzs
Professor of the Theory and Practice of
sEit fsfss r. ~ Commercial Calculations. -
j, H. pAYIEs,
Associate Professor of Book. Keeping.
Ets 4sf NJ c., John S 0yNl,s
Professor OF. BusfnessA and Ornamental Pennanstip.
~ SO STA WtIInb A III s., Il sos, s}al
lecturer on Mercantile Law.
$50 seIs nv. E.5lYs u AsTES RElE SEs d D., -
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. 1P 4Kennedy, Hon. oshua Tsnsant,
Hon. M omaR Swami. WIN. H, Kelgler, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq, ~ William Knabe, ESQ.,,
The College IS provided with q Commercial Library
Standard Works, lIreasly for the of Students
Each has desk to hmsef and is separately NJ
Therebelng yaoasiondaring theyear studentscapen
terat any time.
lifetime usually required complete the full course
from 8 to 10 weeks.
ADIPIoNAf Is awarded to All Graduates.
Alarge and Beautifully ornan4ented Circular containing
Of SIX the Exterior and
Interior View College, characteristic Designs
ke mail III cttr1e accompanied
With cataI nE9le givng full particulars. Address,
10y ~ X J1lslIF9R. %htlfn0rs IN
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-AVAWISI MOSs-in h1les prime Spanish Moss, inst re-
~ esiYed and torsale lv. DoANE- 4 ADAMS,
r zly4O No. so Main st.
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EXTRA PREMIUMS

No erS0I. residing an Bethany V0tH be admitted as
npetiLOrJ0 for these IpreplitnIS.
Address "A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
TnhlS-1y brooke county, Va.
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TIs3BROIDERIEs-RIc French Work Collars. s
II Point Lace Collars,
Paint lace Handkerchlefs,
Honit0n Collars and Sleeves.
Valentla do do
WIN 2 large and beautiful Jaccnnet
SWISS dul1 FlouuengS al Bands. inst receIVet
sei9 HElSfSELLf5& SyyEARINCSEN.5
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Also, agenttor asrInce's M oil cd cons GJarhart,s
and Hughes a. HHnlo'S RHeIode-
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1NoRS STARCH, Farrina, Rice Fiols Gapers PIcIIed
~ Olives Catsups OF every verietv,kc in store and for
sale by W.AiE0WtIRnS& RRO.,-
sept Clrner Monroe and Market SITS.
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LII freIgts Intended shipment road must be
IN delivered between the hours of a. and p rn as
none will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
seplD General Manager.
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OFFICE, 109 RIAEN ST.
nFR1CE open from 9Ocpcs, M, until D. m. Discount
" day--ThurslHy, 10 O'Clock, a. M
Money received on transient deposite. Interestp paid
special depostes.
j. CRuNBAo Alex RsOERs, AK PAXTON A. NJ JoHS-
son DANIEL JAS. B. MARsH4 ADAM ASD H.
RsLlsr--DEECroRs
M, ,,.,o., N. NELSON, President.
10fl0 BUSHELS Ship Stun, for sale BY
4VCNO sept MATHEW SIcSABR.
WILLIS STEEL PL0W.-T celebrated Pow stands un
NJ euasd and we solicit from Farmers an examination
ofSnerlts combining steel mould board With eht cast
or rght share advantages found in no other
p!nw. For sale by $3.50
augl4 SMITH & GoRRELI
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conVtctionts certain.
or bad matter from
place ahealthy 1ow of 'iils,
causing food to digest well,
giving tone AID health to the
'Ehe cause of the disease
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-23
5.GBG5AJ IU5IGGJa

HoHoway's PiHS.-Sick headache ,one
of The most common of all ailments, Is
removed by single dose of this genll'
aperenl 1t does not act upon the seat
Of lhe pain, but upon the dlsordercd slom.
ach, the obsuucted bowels, the dlsremPer-
ed liver, by The irregular action OF which
organs the torture IS occasioned. As a
remedy for offensive breath the pills are
mos, conidenly recommended. They
puri(y the whole internal organization and
imparl to every function degree OF vigor
" h,ch in,ures the regular discharge o. all
refuse matter through The natural and le-
pilima,e channels.
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THE ELIXIR, "

Prepared by DR.. jas. UILLLi.HS, for the cure
of DYSPEPSY, aud nothing but DlSPEPSf,
(as advertised IN another coiumn) haN, by IT'S
own merits, obtained Tor itself so high repu-
tai ION in Philadelphia, that Physic:an' acqua'n-
ted with its properties, are using VI themselves
and prescribing IT to their patients, convinced,
by obsery alton, of It's great efficacy IN restoring
the disordered digestive organs to healthy tune
tior. Numerous cases of DsspePsy, Of the
most aggravated character which were ahan-
doned a. Incurabe BY some Of the Medical r a.
Guilty. have, by the use of thl, Ei;rir been res
torcd to perfect health, as aucSted certificates
testify. May 29-ly
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&A6&3AGB3o

=. ,r1A,vlav The 3Olh ult.,by The Rev.
A, va fal'y. Mr., Henry Mayer, to Miss
Priscilla Grore, both Of Mar,ins0u'g.
=" CharIestown, on the 7Ih inst, by
por r. T.. Berry, Mr.. .Ambrose G..
JTmberlake, and Mss Eliza Lee, daugh,
,er Of the late DIR. Lee Gr!ggs.
4, the residence of the brides father
near Middlerown, on the 7lh inst, by the
Rev. Chas. NJ. KIinck, Geo G. Rhode
rick. Esq, Editor of the Valley Register
and Miss Mary Ellen, eldest daughter o
Adam Koogle.
Ga the 7lh of October, by Rev. w. G
Egslestnn. " E. NcDonoId and Mis-
Rachael f. Hyatt, all of this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-23
TO CONSERVATIVES.

UNHE advertiser having heen restored to health
| in .ew weeks, by very simple remedy,
after having Suffered several years with Sc
we're Lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumplion,-is anxious to make known to
his fellow suffer ers The means oGcure. To all
who desire II he viii send copy Of the pre-
scription used (tree Of charge.) with directions
for preparing and using the same, which tbey
will fud SUE cure for Consumption, 'dSt'm@'
Bronchitis. &c The only object Of the adVer-
User in sending the prescription is 10 benefit
the afflicted. and he hopes every sufferer will
trv his remedy, as il Will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Long Island.
October >, 1853. "mo.
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LIST OLE LETTERS

EMAINING in the Post Office. a
u Shepherd,town, for the quarter end
ING Sept. 80, 1858:
William Bales, Mr.. Codon. Isaac Ev-
ans, Lafayette Franklin, S. Forney, kon,
rod Grow, William Groves, Miss }.
Harriet Martin, Geo w. HARRISON. Ja-
cob kre,zer Leonard Smith ,Louis Wash.
inoton-2, Miss Charlotte A. Wi!born.
WV. MOULDER, +. NJ.
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