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The Great English Remedy
Sir In,nes llnrke,s Eemnle Pile.

Prspared from. prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
IT, d., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
10 which the female constitution is subject. 1t
modcrates all excuses and removes all Obstruc.
tiops from whatever cause.
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PiHllO LESSONS.

rI,HE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
/ formed that MISS JAMESON is DESTROYS of
receiving pupils for instructions on the Piano,
at her residence on Centre Street, between Fifth
and Sixth. mari
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-06
TOQU|T BUSIHESSAT RE TAIL
BOOTS AND SHOES COST

AsWE HAVE DETERN1NED TO
"A give up the retail trade in Boots and Shoes
within the City Of Wheeling and devote our
whole attention TO the Wholesale trade at No -,
in Lists new building, Main street, we will,
from this day forward until the LIST day Of April,
sell our stock of Boots, Shoes and Caters a and
below cost; also the fixtures in room No l35
Main street, together with the lease of said room
for one year. TO any one desiring to embark in
the shoe business We offer great inducements in
stock, tegether with the goodwill of the house,
having the largest retail trade in the city.
R. PORTER g. SONS.
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\ Pamphlet. containing full particulars with
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EDW'D J. EVANS d CO.,
NurSerymen and Seedsmen,
YORK, PENN,A.

THE FOLLOWING CATALOGUES ARE
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TOWN TRIPLES.

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PROT. SCHLACLNTWEIT.

Prof Robert Won Sehlagintweit of the University
Of Gessen one of the celebrated explorers OF lndla'
especially of the Hmalaya region is soon TO arrive
In this country, under engagement for series oi
lectures at the Lowell Institute OF Boston Oh 'no
Results of a Scientific Mission to India ana upper
Asia Under the auspices of Alexander Won HUM
bodt, the King of Prussia, and the East lnda Con-
pany of England the Schagintwets, three OrOtheIs'
eminently qualified for the work before them, set
out on their exploring expedition IN lS)4 FROM
Madras they went in 1867 TO the Himalaya Mount
aims. and reached on the Ib-Gamin, in Thibet the
greatest altitude ever attained by travelers2OSS $50
feet After exploring great portion of Upper Asia
in every direction, two of the brothers returned
safely TO Europe in 1857 the third one, left behind
for another season, pursued, captured, and de-
capitated near Kashgar, in Central ASA The volu-
mHous material gathered this expedition is being
worked up by the surviving brothers, and published
in a splendid style in English, in nine volumes text
and an Atlas of 100 plates in folio, partly in excellent
acknowledgements. AS lecturer, both IN the En-
Rish and German languages, Mr.. Robert Won schlag'
intwet has earned high and well-deseryed reputa-
tion, and his lectures viii, no doubt range among
the most interesting of the coming season IN TINS
country lie proposes after the delivery OF his
course in Boston, to visit the principal cities OF the
IInOn
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL


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connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Le0anes
sprngs P,sseA Albany With Western snd Troy
.h trsn for SAtoga Rutland. Burlington. and TIE North
UO n Express Hudson River Railroad. eunnec,s
Albany vth trains oF with trains ir Rlani
Burlington and North Drawing stachs 10 ths hss
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Returning leave Ponghkeepe at arnvng IN Newton"
Also SUNDAY ran Harlem Rsiro,a leaving torr seo, =, -
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
isEs SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1863
COMMENCING MAY l:, 1905
TRAINs LEAVE NEW YORK:

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each Of The twelve divisions.
CONTENTS:
CALENDAR FOR JANUARY-Deschpton Of the Month-lhe via
swap-vastness Of the Uuiverse-Feeding the Swan
CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY-Descupion Of the Month-Ibt
Wild Goose-what DO Know Of Comets
CALENDAR FOR MARCH-Desenpton Of the hoaih-The Wild
Duok-wea,ber Notons-Sgns Of Pou Weather.
CALENDAR FOR APRL-Descrptou Of the Month-SnpeShoo
ips-Haure DIama-Wba AserOThe Day Absoce and the
Bay Practical
CALENDAR FOR MAYDescrpton Of the Month-Poverln The
Garden-what Is Use Of the Moon
CALENDAR FOR JUNE-Deserp,on Of the MOnthRa and Rail
sAoOiug-Jcht Grasses
CALENDAR FOR JULY-Deserpton Of the Mon'h-Woodooek-
The Sumner Vacations
CALENDAR FOR AUGUST-DesepiOu Of the Month-Tle San
nsr or DuckA Hot August DayCurostes Of The Sun
CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBBR-DescptOn Of the Month-The
prAine IIen-Fuit-The AutamBa Equinox
CALENDAR FOR OCTOBER-DescrpOn Of tie Nonth-lbs
Qas-The States Of UOu Population eicRsies Of
Postage
CALENDAR FOR NOvFMBER-Descrpton Of the Moutl-Ruhei
Chronological Cycles for lsThe SeasousSs Of
she Zodiac and Of the Planets-Eehpses In 1862
CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER-Deschphon Of the honth-lbe
Wild Turkey-FEed and Movable Festivals for 1863
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Of To call novel and 20 tan any 81
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pse As for King David have criticised The literary merits Of Tie little
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Between the wolf and the shepherd the lamb has
come 10 grief.
One thing acquired with pain is better than hun
dred with ease.
Let the grapes pray for the welfare Of the
branches; without branches there would be no
Silence is beautiful in wise man; but how much
more in fool
More than the calf wishes TO drink, the COW wishes
II they tell you that your friend Is dead believe it,
that ne has come into q fortune, doubt IL.
An ass feels chilly in July
lie who lends money TO the poor is often better
than he who gives them aims.
Here is table, and meat and knives; but we have
mouths to eat.
BE prudent and be silent.
The world Is like the wheel OF the well, with its
two buckets the f"i One is ever empsiod and the
quarrel Is like squirt Of water issuing from q
cleft wider and wider gets the cleft. more and more
/. Here Is the sack, the corn and the moneE now
lie who has been legally deprived OF his nlgottcn
garment should go sway rejoicing.
lie who mas learnt ana docs not teach IS IKE
There is threefod death in the sanderer's tongue;
II Kills him who slanders. him who is slandered and
him who receives tho SANDER.
Some peoples Judgment is that OF blind man at q
window.
not feel the knife
For man who has been ruined by woman, there
! Is no law and no Judge.
Many an arrowsmith Is shot by his own arrow.
Greater Ia he who causes good deeds than he who
does them.
Great IL peace; 1t Is to the land whas ieaven is 70
the dough.
lie who struts about the market in the phloso-
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Tod.
where song 0oy Of life, Is dead hundred geese
may be had for brass farthng and hundred BUSH
els OF wheat for the asking: but no one asks
Woman spins her little web while she talks
Throw no stones into the well whence you have
drunk.
A small allowance ut home is much better than q
large ono abroad.
lie IL n bookcase not a scholar.
Out or his head but mind you don't kill him.
10 is the hole That makes the thief.
heel the scorpion swears that the camel shall pre-
ceive 1t In Its head.
The salt OF money II ansgving.
hundred shilltngs invested in trade WIN give q
man meat and wine; In acres II will give him cab
| bage and salt.
| ment; from country into another q life.
When the axe already touches thy neck, ssill hope
| m Gods saving grace.
| Flight IL the beginning OF defeat
Hang the sweetest grass round pigs neck. y win
| still 20 and walow In It's native miro.
The lives Of three no lives that Of the too com
passionate, of the man with temper and the nissan
| Three men are beloved by God: he who n OF q
sweet temper he who Is moderate In his habits and
he who does not always obstinately adhere 70 hhs
first resolves
Poor IA only he who lacks common sense.
II the old people tell you 70 pull down, and the
| young ones TO build up pull down.
| You must not drink ous Of one cup and look at
lie who cannot moderate his grief VII sson have
| new grief ~ mourn over.
Seven years lasted the famine, but No workman
When the jackai has his day, make hum bow.