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EVERY ONE sHOULD UsEI

HALLS VEGETABLE SIcIIIAN HAIR
REVIEWER That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is inst becoming SO popular,
and 50 much enquired for.
No one who has used 1t viii ever give up
tsuse.
1t IS u, Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever. AIS
Itwillrestore Gray Hairto its original color.
II viii prevent the Hair from FILLING out.
II makes the Hair to grow on Bald Heads.
1t cleanseS the Scalp and makes the Hair
SOFT and lnstrous and silken. .'4{iisll "
II isn splendid Hair Dressing. 81 .utG
1t IS recommended and used by the first
medical authority in the country. ~ =
BE pprtfc nllrto ask for HAIIiS VFGErABLE
SIGIdAS HAIR RRNEwER as There Is a
WORTHLESS imitation in the market = .
For sale by all Druggists "
n. p. HALL q CO., Promletora,
T. d. LoGAN& CO. and LOGAN, LIST &
CO., Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
julian ~ -1s'sf. ~ - I7s+Il
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WHYNO USE THEBEsTa

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS YKNE-
TLAN HAIR DYE, is the best In the world. 1t
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle docs
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub or or make the hairappear dusty and
dead. but impdrts to IL new life and lustte.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terTed. A child can apply IT. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Said
everywhere, ,5s.5.5..= III san ~
A. i. MATHEWSiN Iannfactur N. Y, )
DEMAs BARNEs & CO., New York, Whole
sale Agents 900 -, may9O-lyeod
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TAXt NOTTCE :

ITJ4f q Ax-PAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY,
Will take notice, that 1 shall be prepared
TO receive tile State County and ehool Taxes
for the year 1865, in the several townships, at
the times and pieces hereinafteE mentioned,
and that deduction of 21S per cent. ON the
State IT1i vii be allowed TO those who shnl
nav al their taxes on or before the LIST day of
October, 1865, at the SheEin's ONCE or atIthe
times and places specified, viz: e $50
Washington Tp.-At the Eirst Ward Hose
House, Septembefi1S, 40 and 3d.
Madison Tp.-At the Hope Hose House,
September 81, o and %
Clay Tp.-Atthe Sheriffs Office September
IS 10 and 20 ~ tAtittI fLFft Ei1F.f.
Union Tp.-At the. Rough and Ready Hose
House, September q, q and q.
Centre Tp.-At the Fifth Ward School
House, September ., % and "a.
WebsteETp s-At 1Sanc Freezes Store Room,
Henry Echolsh old stnhd,) September q, @
and 30. =l y3fss yfs5 81
Richie Tp.-At theSoufll Wheeling school
House, September 10 and %, and mt Adams
School House, September ~
TEiadelpllia Tp.-AtfE Hers tthe Mace oil
Voting.l Septembef II, 12 and ~ n =
Richland Tp.-At Clinton P. o. September
IS; Mt A. A. AllfSonts Smith Shop September
10, and at Atllinson's School House septem-
Liberty Tp.-At Valley Grove p. o. septem-
her IA and 10, and and at Samuel Bells Store,
West Liberty, September lG
.-s.-fEI B frZtff JOSEPH SEYBOED.s p
aug17-t1l oeG -l..tf - Sheriff Of Ohio Co.
daily Register copy TIN Oct. ~ y,
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ono sEoreGm

Editors Inteligcncer:.
You are requested to say, from a re-
iable source, that u. few of our sick.
soldiers now in the Athenenm Post
Hospital, are very much in need of
some fresh jeilies in glasses or other
wise. VIII our loyal ladies see that a
FEW are furnished, as it viii be but a
short time that we will have an oppor-
tunity to do so. They may be LETT Mt
the Custom House in the care of irhos.
HornbrOok, so that they may be hnnd-
ed out from time to time us they may
BIO received. I79Fi ~ - 5
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g 1SpEffaT aIuttfes. / WIG
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.

III Coco Cream for the Hair.
ii -sis9 Coco Cream for the Hair,
II. Away With your Grey Hair.
Away With lyonr Grey. Hair.
1r No more rancid Fomades Ila-
q. HomoFe rancid Pomades I! y
you want something elegant, iiis-s
II you adniihe delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair, ~ r
II youswaht your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hairto grow II, + "a
II you want to prevent premature Baldness,
II you want 70. be rid of Dandruft, .isf
~ l,isit1i Use the! Coco Cream. i abnE
~ Use the Coco Cream. iTa
Use the Coco Cream. . lsg.it
p Use the Coco Cream. a.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
For by
LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD, 81
ju24 ~ aias.lg ta. Wheeling, w. Va.
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AGRICULTURAL FA1R.-we have been
informed that the officers of the Agri-
cultural Society have been notified that
the Fair Grounds viii be turned over
to them ON the first of September. tits
thought that the Grounds will be pre-
pared in time to hold a Fair In October.
BoysI got your horses ready.
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NEW STORE, -Messrs. j. Il, Smith
and Co. have opened a new dry goods
store ut No. lO2 Main street, a few doors
above the NJ. and NJ. Bank. This firm
is composed of popular andexperienced
men, and with their stock of elegant
goods, which arc entirely new, they
will be able to offer superior induce
ments to buyers. AS the ladies all like
to know where to find the latest styles,
we refer them to the advertisement OF
Messrs. Smith & Co.
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SHEEP GONE CRAzY.-A gentleman
who came down on the Hempfieid train
yesterday, informs us that two miles
this side of Claysville there was flock
of sheep enclosed in a pasture-field.
At one point the fence ran along ON the
edge of a high precipice. On Wednes-
day a stampede occurred among the
flock, when the frightened or crazy
sheep commenced jumping the fence
at the point indicated, going over the
precipice at the same time. Two hun
dred and eighty of the animals were
killed. Several men have been engaged
for the last two days in SHINING them,
but Ind not completed the job Mt last
accounts. There is a chance for the
man who advertised to remove dead
animals. 1t is also probable that there
will be reduction in the price of NUT.
ton. Those who are fond of chops
should avail themselves of this oppor.
tunity and lay in good supply.
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FUNERAL OF BRuEs.-Young Brues.
who was SO brutality murdered on
Tuesday night, was buried yesterday
afternoon at Mt. Wood. cemetery. No
new developements, that we are aware
of, have come to light concerning the
preparation of the decd.
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iCIOLGATE,s HONEY SOAr

hiscelebrated TOILET SOAP, insuch uni
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
lremely BENEFICIAL In It's action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy;
Goods Dealers. 9i,zif iii, marl5-lyd&w
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HoN, sAnrUEL YoUSd, Of Poca hontas
county, is in, town. Mr.. Younginforns
us that peace and qulgtihave been per-
fectly restored among the people of
Randolph, PocRhontas and Greenbrier.
Tho rebels that have returned have
gone TO work, and never before WINS so
much work being done on the farms as
Is now going on The war has in this
respect been benefit. It has put all
the ehivalry, seni-chivalry and Com
mon1aity at work, without respect to
former condition. All now stand pref
~ much on the same level. Mr.. Young
thinks greatly improved prospects are
opening up to the people of the coun-
ties named. u
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Medfa1
DR TsI.I KISNER

TIENDERS HIS HANKS 10 ALI. THOSE
who have favored him with their conf
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friaIidB and the people generally that he WILL
the coming year occupy his old office on Sd
street, near Reed q KTnfts Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, W, Va where he may be consult
etfin reference to their dtlease, the nature and
character or which the Doctor Is able at all
times, and under all circumstances to descffbe
and 70 assure Of the probable result and dtlfa-
ton OF treaiIneht,l He practices the Eclectic
System OF Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead OF depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines Used by.
him are prepared and put mp in his own
office Besides the trea tInent of Acute Dis
eases, Dr.. Kisnerwfll give lis attention to the
treatment OF all varieties OF Chronic disease
That seoufge OF the human race, Scrofila, in
all its varied forms, viz: Purdlent Discharges
nom the Ear, so prevalent among children,
Purulent 0pihalmia, Ozena, Enlarged Glands
UlceFations, Cancers and all SVarities OF Skin
Diseases, Will receive his special atten HoIi!A
Diseases of the Throat, Lung and Heart, Liv-
en- Complaints DinFTh oeat ysentefy and Piles,
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, &c,
Nervous and Spinal. Affections, Epilepsy
rheumatism md RnralyBiS, Diseases of Fee
males, DyemenoTThe0, IeucOrThen, PfOlapEuS
Utefi, and all Painful Irregularities and Ner-
yous Diseases to which they are subject, lie
treats successfully. The treatment OF CHILL
DREN VIII receive the same attention as here
tofore. An consultations and communica-
lions strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfully an
sYered. once hours nom 8 to 12A. 4I., Ito
A nfid o TO p. NJ inn2
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- = - AssRssORaS OFFICE, % u
y, s. INTER REV, % DIS. w; Va. u.

y. s. INTER RFY,5 % DIS. VIVA. az.
NEW CREEK, w, VA, Aug. ~, 385
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the lists OF valuations md enuinefations
Of property subject to tax under the Fact to
provide internal Revenue to support the
Government, to pay interest on the public
debt and for other purposes,n approved June
30, 1854 and the amendAtory act approved
March Sd, 1865, made and taken by the seve-.
mi assistant assessors fof tho divisions herein-
nfter menti0nedl OF the I'd collection district
of West Virginia. VIII remain omen for the
eNaminn ton or MI pelSons interested for the
space & itteent 40 days Sunday exec ltedp
from the date hereof, viz: Inst (1stl diylsion'
embracing the county of Morgan; ID, Hump
shiru; 9th, Taylor: 10th, Preston; 18th, Mon.
ongalia. On the 5th Of September, ut BerR-
eley Springs; on the 9TH md Sth of Septena-
Der, Mt my ONCE at New Creek; on the 18th of
September at Grafton; on the 18th OF Sep
tembeF, at MOfgnntown; on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, atKmgwood. 's
At each time md place mentioned appeals
viii be received and determined relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations nssess-
Inent or enumeration made and taken by the
Assistant ASSESSORS. All appeals must be
made in writing, specifying the particular
cause, matter, or thing, respecting which n
decision 4 Tequested, and shnll; moreover,
state the ground or principle OF inequality or
aug16-8w \. r. CARsKAD0N, Assessor.
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soLD.-The properly, corner of Main
and Quincy streets, known as the
Union House, was sold yesterday. Mr..
A. J. Panne1 was the purchaser AZ
81, 100 being about Sls2 per foot.
House and quarter lot on Market
Square sold for $500. We did NOT
learn the name Of the purchaser.
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BURST DnrRICT.-wo rkmen are bust
~ engaged in repairing the Main street
D Dnllaings damaged by the late fire.
Au van soon be right again ON Main
street, and We hope to hear Of nev,
buildings going up ON the Water street
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TO INVALID SOLDIERSI
Artificial Legs. Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN. THEIR
MANUFACTURES. = l.sl + +.
o. 8. GENERA1 HosrIrAI..l. p

- Wheeling, w. va, AI1FiI 18th. IPIs5 =
TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING no
you TINT have carefully examined the
Afunclal Legs manufactured by LEONARD
simplicity of construction as well rs Ciurnbiifs
~ and convenience, i have never seen ANY,
thing equal them, and I therefore cheeFfiiliy
recommend them to any who are unfortunafe
enough to need artificial limbs. = :,
Very resp your oEed Z sery't a, nj +, ~
L.,' A. IA Surgeon, q. g. a., in CHARGE
hnye carefully examined the Artificial
Legs OF LEONARD IEGRAN, and find them
simple in their construction, of good gOFlC-
manship, light md very substantially made
IheX VIII be quite rs Eerviceable ms any aftl-
nSia! legs In use and on account of theirsin-
pllcity and strengt III less liable to need repairs
checrtnlly recommend them 10 any who
may need artificial limbs
i tii,4e E JOHN FRIssEII.,
- .sz-fsitE 10 "A. A. Surgeon, us. A
WHEELING, w. NO-,A pFil 18th 1875
The Artificial Legs offered for sale Ijy CIIAs
13EHLEH, Agent, can recommend for the foil
lowing advantages: simplicity In stfucttire
streRRgt6 Of material and economy inprice.
o 1t Affords me pleasure to state That IiISiSI
ARD lEGRAN, corner OF East Commons "A ma
gheny, hns furnished me with an niffriai leo
that can use well, inter one weeks using 4 II.
cneeftnlly recommend to all who nIa uIifFIr-l
inmate toned one tog give him acail
LEWIS HAAtALEY. ~.
n ,laiiis 19 springdale, Allegheny Co, Pa
For further particulars call on or address q
CHARLES BEHLER, Aet,,
Monroe 81, bet 4EdSket & F6,irt1.
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SQUIRE WAlRRANTEDpu
81 DmEcTIoNs IA FoLLowED.
e oaalo. clrenlar de.e Z. an s,nn1
SYMPToNrS:

ss.lf.-.-. = = NJ - SPNAF: I'd e 90 i.
TIME SYMPTOMS OF OATARRH- AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight. Persons find they have n cold, TINT
they have frequent attacks, md are more
sensitive TO the ellgnges of temperature. In
this conditions the nose may be dry, or slight
ing thick and adhesive. Az the tiisense be
comes chronic, tho discharges are Increased in
quantity md changed inqunlIty; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hnwko(l or conghed
on. The secrettons are offensive, causing a had
breath; the voice Is thick and nNsll, the eyes
are weak the sense of tile smell Is leSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important SYMPTOM OF
Sntarrh rs that the person Is Obliged TO clear
his throat in the morning of n thick or slimv
mucus, which Inns fhllen down from the head
during the night, When this takes plnce the
person may be sure that hts diseased is on It's
arresting It. - I-Lfifl. -
Symptoms. h fifi-F =
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Valnable Real Estate Tor Sale.

ONE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
" containing seven rooms, in good repair,
and part oflot No.6S, fronting on Main, be-
tween washington and Adams stfeets. one
1873, fronting on Market Square, Centre Wheel
ing. Five two story brick tenenents, contain
ing SIX rooms each, fronting on Water street
between First and Second streets, Centre
Wheeling. One two story brick dwelling
containing eight rooms and Store room, situ-
ated ON corner of Pine and Third streets South
WheelnG.i s59sg i+f1 : = sfsfs3 t4f9sts3ft
Also numerous vacant lots located in South
Wheeling and Caldwell'S addition.
For terms enquire of l.. g. HUGHES,
Collector and Real Estate Agent,
luR2l-lw -T Chaplin st, near First.
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nfI4iFor SaIe. nc

HJHFa VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
IL on Fourth street, known as the residence
QfSAlR Woods deceased, with stablips Sc,
of Monroe street, corner of Monroe and It'll,
above the Episcopal Church, and the late
residence of Geo. r. Tingle. For information
fe7fsl fir nh p GEO. q. iIIESIE5 y,
laugh 2Wd " u q Gas Conn 9meest
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Valuable Property for fol Sale,
IN AND NEAR
Sardis. Monroe Co. Ohio.

Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.
PEIEG DESTROYS OF changing my business L
ID offer for sale my valuable property sitllnt-
ed in and near the town OF Sarlis, comprising
farm near Sardis and one mile from the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and elgh-
by acreS, ninety acres of which are cleared and
choice fruit trees.
a farm near Sardis, one and one quarter
miles from the Ohio river, containing / % arrgs
my acTes 'ofSwhicll are cleared, with Young
orchard now bearing, containing four hum
t6, trees of apple, peach, plum and cherry
Also, my large BRICK Csteam) FLOUR
ING u LII, az Sal1lis, containing two run
of four feet buiTs; engine, 10 Inch cylinder
feet stroke, two double ffuel boilers This
MIL y situated In the IniIlst of fine grain
growing region md now enjoying fine M
tronage: Iris tely9pTovIded with NIL
order. y ~
In this property q Tpre opportunity is of
Tered TO an enterpTising MIMI y rs
one of which now reside,
Two store houses, in one of which lam Mt
present doing bushes: IElllIT
angS-lm Sardls. Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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FORlSATE

FOR SALE.
nHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL AT
il Public Auction on Thursday, the 9th day
OF August, 1885, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
Court House in the city of Wheeling, the vnl-
unlle property known MS the "UHIoN
HOUSE,n being Lot numbered one Q) in
squire No. z, on the corner Of Main and Quinn
the most desirable Lot now IN iiiar5set IN tile
business part of the city. Tie purchaser will
be entitled TO the rent from the LIST of October
next. Lease expires on April /, 1860. Terms
Cash. JAMES d. GIBSON.
- - Il. g. 9IBSON,sb
JNO. IT. GIBSON,
Executors of James Gibson.
RugS-td by LAMB & PAUL..
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by authority of the I.egislature.l
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the state of

West Virginia.
pESOLVED, BY THE IIEGISI.ATJJRE
IL OF West Virginia, The following q pFt-
posed rs anamefidment to the ConSt ifution of
TINS state, TO be nlided at the end OF the first
section OF the third article thereof to become
Elart OF the said Constitution when ratified
No per6pnlWho, since the INST dRyOf June,
lS6lt has given or shall give voluntary aid az
nsdstahce to the rebellion apainsf fhe IInited
States shan be a Citizen OF this Stafe or Ef nj
lowed to,V0te a. any election held theheiiS
unless he has volunteered into the milItaFv
or naval service OF the United Sfates and ms
been OF shnII be. honnFRhly discharged there
Adopted March ], 1855, ., 3ups
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RIvER.-The wharf presented quite
a lively appearance yesterday morning,
the arrivals during Tuesday night be-
ing more numerous than for some time
past. n1 -
The Revenue did not leave Cincinnati
until Wednesday,, and consequently
will not arrive before this evening.
Since our last report the arrivals
were The Bertha, from Pittsburg; Pine
GrOpe, from Cincinnati; j. S. Hall, NetU
State and EeonorG No. ., from Parkers-
burg. 20 s
Departed-BerMa, for st. Louis; Pine
GroUe, for Cincinnati; Beulah and j. s..
Hall, for Pittsbnrg; Ne,D State and
LeoHora No. 2, for Parkersburg. '.'' g
The Steubenville packet, Henry Lo-
gan, has gone TO PittsbuIg to be put on
ways, and at present there is no boat
in the trade. - +
The river was rising yesterday even
ing with about six feet in the channel.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
81. SIR JAMES CIARKs
Celebrated Female pills.

This Invaluable medicine isunfallingih the
cure OF all!those painful and dangeroITs dis
eases incident to the female constitution. ~
IL moleTates all eXceSsei and removes all
distractions, nom, whatever cauSa. and a
speedy cure may lie relied on. =
10 HARRIED LADIES.
Its peculiarly suitedli 1t will, in n shof,
time. bring on the monthly period with regls
CAUTIO ONT
These Pills should not be taken by; females
hat aIe PREGNANT during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS as they arc sure to bring on MIS-
carriage, butat every other time, and in eve
ry other case, they are perfectly Snfe. lii8
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Aztec
tons, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Heayf-
ness, Fatigue on slight exertioh, Patpithtion
Of the Heart, .Iowness of Spirits, Mysteries,
Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful
diseases occasioned by q disonlered system,
these Pills VIII effect a cure when all other
means have iailed. ~ aii 49, = =
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
pncl<nge, which should be pTeserved. -
bottle.
Solo United states Agent,
JOB MOSkS, q Cortlnndt St, N. Y.
N. B.-SlO0 and six postage stamps, enclosed
10 any. authorized agent, will insure n bottle
containing over nifty Pills by return mail.
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Real Estate for Sale.

oY ACRES, KNOWN as THE BUCHAN-
o an Farm on q BIZ hSeIi I'm G5ss 443T mes
sold at private sale; VIII be offered at auction
at the Court House door, on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, 1855.
Also, the double house on John street, oecu-
pied by Messrs. Caldwell and Ellinghan.
G. w. THOMPSON,
GEO. w. STEENROD,
augl7-d&wts AIIEs. E. d. CARTER.
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IRoH There was 2 eon-i
vention of Iron men at Cleveland on
wednesday last. A large number of
manufacturing firms were represented,
some twentyreight in all Pittsburgh
had eleven establishments represented,
wheeling one, Johnstown one, New
Castle one, and so on throughout the
list. The object OF the convention was
to compare Views in the matter Of In
creased protection to the Iron interests
of the country. Letters Were readfrom
the Hon. Ben! Wade and Hugh MeCuI-
Tough, General Schenck and Henry G.
Carey, Esq. Mr.. Wade thought. our
present tariff was not half as high as 1t
should be on most articles. General
Schenck was of the opinion that the
true and safe policy for the United
States was to keep mp a protective tar
ff system. & q. p ~ lf
Remarks were made by Mr.. Kennedy,
of Philadelphia,t the Hon. John Covode,
of Pennsylvania, John Williams, of
New York, Colonel Daniels, OF Illinois,
and others. ziR!
The next meeting will be held at Phil
adelphia on the third Wednesday IN
November. tt $40 -
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VIZ "a C0lIecior Intefnnl Rele1lne.

/ ! %
h Ffr5t Dtsfrict or JJeEf Yir0infn I
NOTIGE is HEREBY GIVEN no THE
In .TaS-PayeEs. of Wetzel, TYLER pleasant,
and Marion Counties that the IicenseS and
incomes nsseSsed for 1896, nre now due and
Z lltiSilole at the following places and times
designated as follows: tcheTc and lrIieJi T1sfIf-
.IteIu mus 0c MADE, or the law as quoted be-
' $50 I.t IS oe ssFlGs.s sniSFeef y,
sloli neglect to pay us aforesaid for more than
Yen Gays, Y shall be the duty OF the collector
or hsdeputy to issue to such person n notice
10 pc LETT Mt his dwelling or usual place al
DuSlntssi OF be sent by mail, demanding the
payment OF said duties or taxes STATING. the
s amour thereof, with fec OF twenty cents for
with. iour cents for each mile hctiihiIv and
necessarily ltraveled in serving tile siiIiei
anu II such persons shnl not nav the duties
or taxes, with the penalty afores1lffl and the
zee OF twenty cents and mileage as aforesaid
Mltnn Ten days after the service or fine send.
ing ny mnilof such notice, 1t shall be the duty
~ me colector Or his deputy, to collect the
SUI 9ults orta3esy and fee of twenty cents
Is y win ten per eentum penalty as
7wIlIbe at Burton August 2otii and ANN ~
Mnnningt ton 3lst and list Sepfsfibei- tyT}Tffif
1ngton1 4th and 6th: FafFm6nf an 3nT,tl N
fSaSSllettsHtlle 5th and 9th; New AInrtIIiSyflle
= 1liil iaLn Allddlebourne fOm 18th to 18Th.
Isf and at st. MhTys 18th and
'nyeEs VIII lease lie present at the nm.
times and places or leave the amount
81 !Lsstt with some one to pay for them.
i Sie fsoS save to the per cent
NAsS tAtia SuStsA JAS. c. OTfI3.
Collector First District WI Va q
e SIMULTANEOUSLY
=-99EIo Deputy Collector.