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These pills act as a mild and gentle stimu-
liant with mlst happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, rnelan-
ci4oly, &c; restoring nature to its proper
channels Under certa in circumstances they
should not bS used. Price 81 90 per box. By
mail TO any address 81 10 Sold by
LAUGHLISS q BUSHFTELD.
Also by c. H. ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
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Dutehers LtShtnIhS FIy-hIIIeF
Makes quick work with flies, and If COM
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Look out for limitations Get butchers
only. ju25-dSwlm
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THE CHoLERA.-The New York Her.
aid insists that there has been NO chol-
era in New York, Notwithstanding the
cases reported almost every day by the
health board, and, moreover, that there
is now NO likelihood that the city Will
be troubled with the epidemic this sea-
SON. New York is said to be unusual
ly healthy, and there have been eX-
ceedingly few cases there, at all resemb-
ling the cholera. We have no doubt
thar this is SO. There are, through the
hot months of every summer, a certain
number of cases, especially in large
cholera; but they are by no means the
Asiatic epidemic. They do not appear
to be contagious. If these cases had
been really the cholera, we cannot
think that human endeavors would
have awaited TO restrain the disease in
such narrow limits. 1t is quite proba-
BILE that there Is not case of cholera in
the United States, to-day, except, per-
haps, at the quarantine station, several
miles down New York harbor. Emil
neut authorities have decided that the
cases OF alleged cholera brought over
on the immigrant ships, are, in fact,
some other disease. So that we are not
quite sure that the dreadful epidemic is
at the New York quarantine.-U Utica
Herald.
Hhmbugi Are You quite sure "there
is or ever has been any cholera any
wherein =
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EARM FOR SALR.-.-5T5 ACRES IN
E Richlau1 Township. W. Va, miles from
the city, and one mile from the Ohio river.
On the farm there Is one large, two-story brick
house, with nine com modulus rooms, besides a
large brick kitchen tcellar under the whole.)
One neat frame cottage, with hve rooms and
four or I'VE good tenant houses; there are two
large apple orchards and the finest peach or
chaT5 in the county and a great abundance
OF pears, pfumE. cherries and every kind of
fruit, ali in full bearing, besides 800 grape
vines. two years old. There IS on the farm a
magnificent White Sulphur Spring, easy of
would be a fortune. Convenient thereto Is
one OF most romantic building spots any
together or divided to suit purchasers, For
further particulars, call on or address
Ju22-Iw 7. IRWIN, r. e Agent
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The Hf6n. M RAYMOND. OF fine
Etelqss q nfaffves. speaks on
ot7s .tle and woes On tie other. Which
are tgntss ts-5is speeches on his 5otes1
Probably nefi1sf.
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altlr Aartrtisfmtnts.
For sheriff OF OHIO COUNT

For Sheriff of Ohio County.
subject to nomination ola called Convention,
MR. L. II. WILLIAMS.
Mr. WILLIAMS HAS ALWAYS BEEN
M q strong Staunch and unwaveTtng Union
msn. and POSSESSES all the requisites that
sl,0I,ii ~ reouirted OF an officeF. That be Is
honest and capable, and we believe, II nomi-
mated and elected, viii make an excellent
The SIIpport of all true Union men of the
county. IJu9s tel MANY FRIENDS
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TRK whole nnmber OF voters regis
tered IN Ohio county prior TO the recent
election was 4,zS2 The whole number
of votes east was s,saO leaving a re-
mainder OF 76s registered voters who
did not go 10 the polls. We do not be
lieve more than one-eighth Of these are
'Democrats,T but suppose we allow
that one-fourih are, and that this fan
the fun vote of the county will be
brought out The Union vote at the
last election was I,6I0 and the ''Demo-
eratIcv ,p54. Suppose We make no in
roads on this .'Demoeratic' vote, but
simply bring out the reserve, the re-
suit next fail would be Union ticket
2.lsL "Democraticn Tor "Conserva-
i've" or ..Sational Union''-or what
ever it may bel, 2.lO0, This would do,
but we should do great deal better
than that, and easily will with any
thing like an organization-
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To Contractors.

MoUSnsYILLE, w. VA,
June ., 1866,
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Sheriff S Office in MOundSville, Mar
snail county, West Va, until the 10Th day of
July, prox:. for the qnarrying OF THREE
vicinity of Moundsville. and the delivery OF
the same upon the ground selected here for
the State PeniteutiaTy.
specifications may be obtained from the
undersigned. JAMES hurley,
JOHN II. ARMSTRONG,
ju25-d2w Committee.
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N H w n H NJ Il ID Y.
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nor FEMALES, ARE A NEW AND
L scientific preparation, the only reliable
and truly valuable FEMALE PILL in the
market. Do not allow yourself TO be impos-
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them.
BE WISE AND Not DELAY: delays are dan
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are certain cure for Suppressed, excessive
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from them. They are perfectly safe in all
cases, except when forbidden in directions
No maiden, wife or mother should be with
out them. No lady can enjoy good health
They are for sale in every city. Do not fail
to try this new remedy. DO not cry humbug
until you know 1t TO be snch. One trial viii
convince the most preJudiciaI. Ask for Mrs.
WIuSIOw's Mystic Pills. Take none other
For sale by all Druggists. Price g per box
or 2 foxes for s.. EDMUND BDCKING,
General Agent, No. Odd Fellows Hall,
Wheeling, w. Va. ju25
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asIustfaI anstrnments,
P I A N Oss

uIHE GREAT REPUTATION OF TN.
Rndbf Piano has induced makeIs ~ az
fszTior instruments TO represent 70 their Tr m
mers that the Pianos they sell are prsrissS-
the same as me be. AT sS.o made by woTktne5
This a an old DODGE. and one that "a nj,
practiced by manufactures, who CANNOT ~
their Instruments 10 the trade and con-
market al any price
This mode Of doing business should :.
enough 10 convince purchasers at onca Of -
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNABE II
mere fact Of small makers taking then =
the STANDARD, and working upon tHsls
reputation should be all the evidence ntssc.
IL is a well known fact that all fin. ,,,,.
Piano manufacturers have their estabIiSSs5
agencies and dispose Of their goods thFouS
them
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Auction Sale of Govt Property.
T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
at 10 o'clock, n IN, on Friday, the 18th
inst, at the office Of the Acting Assistant
PaY-master General. up stairs IN Custom
House, n lot of office furniture. consisting OF
desks, chairs, stools, stoves, letter press, iron
safe and some cocoa mating Terms cash in
National Currency. GEO. McGOWN,
Capt q. s. A, A. A. P. II. G.
GEO. E. WICK HAM, Auctioneer. ju2S-2t
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InformatiOn Wanted.

CAMUEL f. DENNY LEFT HIS
= Fathers residence at Heudrysburgh, Bel
mont County. Ohio. about the DIST OF April
PaTkersbnrg. AS no word has been receive
ed from him-his friends seek this method
for Information, which will be thankfully re-
ceived from any one who may be kind
enough to communicate 1t.
iu2I-2tS JOHN n. DENNY,
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Wv Z ~ ~ AAAH1-
Price 20 cents and 81 per bottle.

TTIce % CeIlIs dHu q PEI DOIle'
DIR. E. R KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLISS & BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
giSts, also by I. II. Logan & Co., and Logan,
List & Co. my2S-Smd&w
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RKruRSs of the vote on the amend
ment TO our State Constitution have
been received from torty-six counties.
Those yet TO hear from are Boone, Dod-
dridse, Caben, Mcdowell, Raleigh and
Nicholas
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A conservative" State convention
TO assemble in Missouri on the Sd of
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Mount De Chantal,

TIME HEMPFIELD COMPANY WILL
run trains at ~, S and So for the accom-
mediation OF persons invited TO the Celebra-
ton on Thursday, the 18th instant, at 9 a. m.
Round trip . cents, payable at the door of
the car. ju27-2t
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CUNDRIEs-A FEW BBLS. PRIME MA
y pie Sugar; Superior Green. Black and
japanese Teas Pure White Wine VINEGAR:
tied; New No. Salmon; English bafry
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca Pearl
saSoi Corn starch, Maizena,, &c. Hermetical-
but. Lobster. CLAIMS and Sardines
Oenuine English Mustard; Salad oil, best
quality French Mustard Sap Sage Cheese;
Tosether with = general assortment of
seasonahle articles Just received and for
n. q g. D. WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Han Building, M0ur0e st,
WHEELING W. VA,
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tn one Dor and be Cured.

The Greaf French Remedy, NJ De VaIlettis
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the French ROYAL Academy of Medicine
They never fail in Chlorosts Aaenorhea
Menorhagia, &c
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JAMES l.. CLARK, ,7.t,,, ,.,stt,'y
S. STEELE, CoAl"'tttee'

Rev. D. w. Fisher, Pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, then expressed in
behalf of the audience, the qualification
and pleasure derived from the exercises
of the evening. In earnest and we'll
timed words, he urged the importance
ftbe College to the Protestant families
of the city and neighborhood, and in
voked for it their cordial and substan-
tial support. He then pronounced the
BenedieiioR, and thus closed, under the
most encouraging circumstances, the
leCe,
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altlp advertisements.
Notice.

4 MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
n OF the Ohio Valley Glass Works viii be
held al their office, on Monday, July 9Th. ~
: O'clock, p. m, for tue purpose OF electing
GsESsstoES- lH-ss-syl "
OFFICE OF CoLLECroR OF ISr. REV.
FIRST DIST. OF WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, June =, ISIS.
Collectors Sale of a Fine Bay Horse,
Broke to Harness.
WILL BE SOLD IN FRONT OF NY
w once, on Monroe street., In this city, on
Saturday. the III day Of July. 1876, 81 10 a
m, TO the highest bidder, for cash. said
horse being disIrained 10 pay taxes, &c
]. c. ORR,
3usS-td Collector ist Dist W. Va
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THE recent vote :" foz ratihcation'' in
this county was 5S5 greater than that
cast in April, $50, for the Constitution,
and 50 more than that cast for Ross, in
the Ross Richardson contest Ithe issue
being the raIihcationof the Emancips-
don Amendment 10 the Constitutionl
Only 81 votes were cast in the Corsti-
tuition when il wss hrst submitted.
The democracy we're not voting
those times. They didn't acknowledge
the bogus Peirpoint government
even 50 far as to vote at its elections,
They were hoping for better things.
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Grand Excursion!
On Steamer c. E. Hillman
To CRESAP'S GROVE.

North ST NJ. f, s,h Presbyterian and Zane
ST. NJ. +. sabbath Schools
9TH JULY. 1866.
Refreshments. music. speeches, Sc, amply
provided for. Come along and have aday OF
pleasure.
TIcketS - cents: Children Is cents For
Ssle At RockinEl McLaiu RroS-, Logan, LiSl
s Co, and Reed & Krafts' Drug stores, and
the Religious Book House, ana by the Com
rrlittiee al The diHersni schools JuS-5t
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A.W. RASDAEL, J. r. Doolittle, o. a.
Browning, Edgar Cowan, Charles Knap
and Samuel Fowler, who sign them
selves Executive Committee National
Uriou Club at Washington, have is
sued q call for a National Union Con-
vsnlionT' Al Philadelphia on the l4th OF
August next. The object appears 10 Be
TO organize the CopIerheads into q
working party, with a view TO concert
in The fan elections The following
gentlemen very kindly lend their dis
Tinguished names 10 -endorse the CALI
JAMES Dixon, T. A. Hendricks, Daniel
s Norton, J. w Nesmith- and the viz
tuocs New York Herald says Il 'Ehss
the approval OF gentlemen Of Proni,
nance in addition 10 those whose name:
are appsnaed-n Certainly; Harris, o
Maryland, Robert E Lee, OF Virginia
]. Davis, Of Mississippi, dc. The Ma
tional Inis7l9eneer '.haiis'' this docu.
Deui with -grea; JOY aud satisfaction. ?
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I. n. LOGAN, -
JAS. G. ORR, Committee.
GEO. h WHEAT,
Report of PTsftiHg Committee appointed
6v The West PIr1fniI Oon fereact, of N.

Report of VTsitiHg Committee appointed
by The West PirgfHid C0lJeTeHce Of The
N Z. Church.
Having been present during part OF
the first annual examination of the
Wheeling Female College, it gives us
pleasure 10 say that the exercises we
witnessed were certainly of high or
der. The young ladies in the several
classes examined, by the general
promptness and correctness OF their
answers and the superior character of
their respective productions and per-
formauees, reflected the hiehest credit
on President Loomis and the accom-
plished and efficient teachers associa-
ted with him.
We cannot but congratulate the
friends of the College on the marked
success which has thus far crowned
their efforts for the establishment and
maintenance of school of the highest
grade in their midst where all that is
healthful in dicipline, sound in instruc-
ton, refined and elevating in manners
and associations, and pure in morals,
may be brought within reach of their
daughters at their own homes. We
doubt not successful future will crown
such promising commencement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-28
KENTUCKY FARM PRODUCE.

ONIONS, POTATOES, ETC.
" 10000 bushels white Shaker Hill Potatoes;
500 bushels white Neshannock Potatoes
20O0 bushels Early White Sprout Potatoes, for
seed;
5000 bushels sweet white and red Potatoes;
5000 bushels silver skin Onions.
Delivered TO L. a NJ. Railroad Depot. at
Louisville or Memphis. -
Address A. 7. FULLERTON.
Louisville, Ky,
Or leave orders with +. p. Bates a Co.. No.
40 Main street and 20 Front street. or at W. IL.
Fullerton A Co.'S. ~ Monroe street. Mem
phis. or at Ivinson 4 Giibert's. 81 Main
street -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-28
The Yankaa Slave Trade.

The Rev. Mr.. Collyer writes from
Bristol, R. L. to the Chicago Tribune
the following:
Here where l am lotus eating was one
OF the baleful marts of the old slave
trade. That gambrill-roofed old ware
house, past which have just been pull
ing my boat, has held many a freight of
kidnapped men and women. ! went
blackberrying this morning with a quaint
old sea captain, who served the great
De Wolf as far back as 1917 in the traffic,
and who has many stories to tell of the
things that he has seen. And so when
the old De Wolf of all left his son $780,
600 made in the slave trade, what luck
went with the money" | said, when the
captain was through his story. Luck, "
said the old man, lin eight years it was
all gone, and nobody knew how it went.
He wasn't a drinking man nor nothing,
but his money kind o melted away, and
then he died, and now the family is'all
gone to nothing"
Such facts as these, one would think,
says the New York Express, would give
moderation and charity to the men of
New England, who fastened slavery
upon the South, often against its will
and wishes. Mr.. Moore has demonstra-
ted in his book that Massachusetts ex-
changed Indians for negroes, making
slaves of both-while here, we have
radical writer showing mp leading kid
mapping depot of Rhode Island.
Rhode Island men, some of them at
least, are now doing, in another way,
what was done in Bristol What, for
example, is the 800 per cent bounty,
which late Senator from Rhode Island
got for his screws, but another mode of
American, in lieu of African, plunder2 ?
what is Senator Sprague working all The
while in Congress for, but to make 25,-
600, 900 of human beings, Americans,
work to give him and his from 40 to 200
per cent on his or their wares
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-28
Good Advice From a Negro.

On the 18th inst, at Clinton, Jones
county, Lewis Smith, colored man,
from Macon, addressed large crowd OF
freedmen who were having festival.
He urged them to be Industrious, eco
nomical, honest, and respectful to the
whites, ever regarding their contracts as
sacred, and the white people Of the South
as their best frienGs. He recommended
distinction in their own society, between
the industrious and virtuous classes and
the vagrant and vicious He urged the
formation of a charitable association to
assist the poor and distressed of his
race. He advised them not to seek suf-
frage az this time, because they were
untitled for its proper exercises, but to
trust to the generosity of the white peo-
pie to bestow it, wherever they were
qualified for it. He sought to impress
his friends with intelligent and whole
some advice upon every srbject he
touched - Columbus Ca Sun
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Wendell Phillips

This individual we have never had the
pleasure of seeing. One of the papers
draws the following portrait Of him. If
true-and the paper says that 1t is
Philips is not handsome or lovable
man:
His face is bloodless, more than
bloodless-puttyish gray. John Ran
dolph had withered, bloodless face, but
it was of the yellow corn tinge and tex
ture. Phillips face is grown out Of
diet of peanut paste, putty sauce and
popcorn pudding. 1t is livid. For
eyes, pair of sharp dots, oblque in ex-
preston, but not in fact icy and wicked,
very wicked; and yet with leer running
abont their glances that would be pitiless
upon a wench, so far as moral eonse-
quences were concerned; a tiabby agil-
ity, glntinously smorous, like the hidden
passion enveloped in the largely prOduc-
tive folds Of an oyster. Spite stamped
his Grabbed foot upon the mould in which
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ASSETS, JULY ], 1896.
.....,...........-....~...$l.O75.s3O $3.50 55
Loss by Portland Fire. July 4th.

rI'HE total amount covered by the Ktna Poll
= cies ou property destroyed or damaged Is
$l06S5i, on which Falvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from S200,0O0, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. a figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year,
or proportion equal to 60, 900 loss for COM
pany of 10000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value of
wealthy, strong corporations is forcihly IL
lustrated By this fire. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population of 35.OOU-was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone struciures-protected
and screened with upward Of 1000 shade trees
bounded ON three sides by water--indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean and
with steam fire department--yet it has $lO,-
-Q0U, ,0O0 of property consumed in few hours
upon holiday when its people are least occn-
pied-from the very insignificant cause OF
contemplate iirecracker.
Remember the trifing origin OF fires that
sweep away in n few hours the earnings of
years. Consider your best interest and give the
A3tna Agent call if you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate of premium for
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrcwd judgment
Applications for insurance promptly attended
to by ii. A. LITTLETuN 4 Co., Ag'ts,
90 No. 27S Front street. up stairs
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Horrors of the late German War.

Down in the city of Brunn where an
evil looking old church, disused for wor-
ship, held the wounded Ia World cores
pondent writes) | passed from bed to bed
not without fears of the cholera, raging
there as fercely as it ragged on your hos
pital hulks by Staten Island, and among
them | saw many black eyed, olive
hued, chubby faced fellow, dying for his
conqueror-pOor Venetians, pressed into
this war, firing into the ranks of the
kaiser enemies with the prayer that the
bullet might soften to paper on its way.
Rapacious as Prussians may have been,
she fought her battles with her own peo-
pie, and though there are bitter curses
rained upon Count Bismark now, they
are curses of pride, not of blood of
princes, not of dying peasants, murdered
by their own countrymen
bed. He had suffered the amputation of
a foot and was, besides, shot in the
heshy side of the throat. To my de-
mand, in German, if he were hopeful, he
shook his head.
II don't understand, Signor," in Ital-
ian.
"Where are you from p in his own
language.
From Recoara. / hoped to be set
with the forces of the Quadrilateral.
Though | should have been killed there,
as here, it would have been dear to die
to the familiar sound of ones language.
They tell me it has gone bad with Italy.
Is il SO ?"
mot sol Well enough. Not so well
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Lower Than All Others.

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PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE.
Bring in your orders to the old stand.
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Where they will recsivs our prompt personal
attention.
wHITMoRE BROTHERS.