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JACOBS & BRO,

MINERAL WELLS, NEAR PARKER5
wi BURG, w. Waffle undersigned hay
ing recently remndelei and refurniShed this
excellent and extensive establishment, and
adGed thereto complete BIthing Apparatus,
for Hot or Cold Baths; Dancing Hall, Bal
liani saloon, Ten Pin Alley, and other places
OF comfort and amusement, takes pleasure In
ann, uncing to its old friends, for whose past
liberal patronage thanks are returned, and to
the public generally, that it will ne reOpsnei,
for the reception OF visitors, ON JUNE lsT,
when It will afford inducements to guests,
seeking either health or amusement, greatly
superior TO those OF any previous season. and
equal TO any watering place in the country.
TERMS OF BOARD.-FOr regular Visions, per
week, varying according TO location Of room
occupied, from Sl25O To $3.50. For transient
customers, per day, 81 30.
AN OMNIBUS LINE Will run regularly be-
tween the Wells aud PaTkersburg follows:
Morning Line-Leaving the Wells at a. m,
arriving at ParkeTSburg in time TOR the early
boats and trans Returning, leaving PAR
kersburgh at ~ u M, and arriving ut the
Wellsat a m.
EueninO Line-LeavIng the Wells at 80 p.
m. Returning, leaving ParkershurR at 81 pm
JuB-6wd A. w. GORDON, ProDrieiOr-
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Money-Easy at SGT per cent Sterling
Exchange-lO9t{ 9l09Is.
GoIdSIrregulaT, unsettled and flrmer,
opening at 1855; advancing TO 1881; declining
TO liI5z, and closing at l43-
Government StoclIs-without decided
change. $40 coupons, 1862. lU19S: Treasury
notes, lst series, 1927; I'd do l0sss; Sd do, l02.
Stocks-ohio and Mississippi eertiticates =;
Central 9S; Erie 621<; do preferred, 7Isz; Read
Ing 1895; Michigan southern 79H Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh $50: Chicago & Northwest
ern sos; do preferred 3d. Chicago & Rock
Island 92l<; Fort Wayne 81; Missouri &
St Paul SIS; do preferred u.
The closing prices We're: Ohio certificates
2SJS; Western Union Telegraph, $50; New
York Central SIS. Reading 1895: Er e 62s9ss;
lOi5S; Rock Island 92k Northwestern S0ls; do
preferred, 60; Fort Wayne s75s. Gold closed
at ligIA.
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CineInnnfI nInrlkef.
lr CIScISSATr. June u.

LI.NNIcNAIIf JuIlb Il
Flour unchanged, closing dull at 500 50
for supeihne. heat unchanged. Corn
steady at 6l962c. Oats dull ut 459iSc. Rye
firm at pOc9Sl. Whisky steady at g . in
bond, 81 - duty paid. Provisions active.
Mess Pork S3l 50; SOME asking So. BULK
Meats hrmer; shoulders held AT l3Zc, sides
I61<c and clear sides Isc5 buyers offered With
in a shade of these rates. Lad In demand al
PIC; held at &c. Groceries unchanSed'
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Chicago Marker.

CHI AGO, June II
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat active at
81 7OI%9l II for No. /, and 81 O6aI OF for No.
:. Corn active at 4g1%a5iIzc for No. !, and SIC
for No. 2. Oats steady at 3293214c for No. !.
and 291S(J3Oc for No. 2. HIghwInes active at
81 D. bonded. Provisions quiet. Oats active
AMI 1nclinld Ia IL
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OsweSO Market.

U5WEIIOI JUNG Il.
FIour-Less active, but unchanged, Mt slO,-
. for No; Spring; sl2 for red winter, and
SIS for Xxx. Whe8t-ScaIce. and the market,
for n choice description, Is better; Amber
Wisconsin 81 20: No. 2 Milwaukee Club - 90.
Corn-Scarce, and the market Is better sales
sold last night ut III. OatS-Quiet: small
sales OF Western at Sc. Canal FreighIs-
Dull; flour 369Ss; wheat % Corn to New
York.
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New ORLEANS, LA, June 1.-THE
second anniversary of MaximiIian's
arrival was celebrated throughout
counts of the overflow and destruction
of property. The floods are everywhere
subsidfng, and planters are putting in.
cotton again as fast as the water re-
cedesi the hopes of crop, though, are
small. Meteorological observations in
the centre ofcotton growing region, since
April 18th, during the whole of the
planting season were generally unfa-
vorable for cotton growth; more so
than before recorded. "a FL tjtil,j
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New YORK CatlIe market.
Heavy corn fed, 2 Ib..................... 1O5sG
Light and medium. q

Beef Cattle receded l92c q N. The decline
Is the result OF increased receipts and the
quite poor. The average OF prices was as
above, but the greater proportion of cattle
were held at from l4Ia to l615GJlic.
Veal Calves were In sympathy with beef
cattle. No change in quotations.
Sheep and Lambs were in demand and the
market Is without decided change. II rules
in favor OF sellers.
Hogs were without decided change.
The total receipts of all stocks aT ali the
yrar.. aS follows.
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Rn6nIo MARKET.

BUFFALO, June IL.
FIour-oufet. wheat--Dull and nominal,
at - 10 for-N / Milwaukee spring. Corn
Firm mt Quiet at &c. OaLs-Held at 4f617c
Tor Chieaeo: Wisconsin SIC. Other grain
nominaI. Pork-s3l 80. Lard-23c. Canal
FreIghtS-Dun.
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mIInnukee MnrIIet.

MILWAUKEE,, June IL.
Flour dull Wheat firm and advanced Be
sales at 81 81 for No. /. Corn buOyant Al 5Oc
for No. I. Oats quiet at CSC for No, i. Freiehts
declined &c.
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waEELISG, June sth, IS6i-J
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS De
supervisors and Superintendents OF State
r.ads In the several counties to the following
enactment:
pairof the Roads and Bridges throushoutthe
State. % ,sse
'.Be II enacted By NE Legislature Of West VIZ
0iHiG:
Is'The interest of this State in all the turn
pike roads and bridges within this Stale is
hereby transferred to the several counties IN
which the same or q part theTeofm1y be; and
the boards OF supervisors of the several
counties in which such road, or part thereof
or bridge may lie are hereby ytts WI WIN an
ed in the STATE as a StOckhOlder in such road
or bridge, among which shall he the power 10
establish gates ami collect lawful tolls and do
and transact all other lawful business The
suspension bridges across the Aionongahela
river at FairnOnt and Mor.antown, and
any other such bridge in this State, and the
Kanawha turnpike, are not intended TO he
included in this act Provided. that this H.t
Shall not apply to the Maryland and Virginia
Bridge Company.
1t Will be seen that this act transfers RbsO-
Iutely and at once the control OF the States
Interest in the roads and bridges therein
Designated hitherto vested In this Board, to
the boards or supervisors Of the several cOuIi
ties within which the same or any part OF
this action Terminated the duties Of the super
iniendents OF ruads acting under authority Of
anDOlnIInenL lTOIll lliIN DOhhs uut AAlG EGAE-
mi provision of law that MI Officers continue
in the exercise OF their functions until their
SUCCESSORS are qualified, will apply in the
present case. The superintendent ShO6lu
continue to discharge their duties until re-
lIeved by action OF the boards OF supervisors
They should render final accounts To the
Board of Public Works up TO and including
the day on which the act OF transfer bec1uIe
n law-FebFu1Fy IS lS66. For all matters
after that date they should account 10 the ar
| pTUprinte bOartS Of supervisors. In cise OF a
road passing through more than one county,
the superintendent should report his Trans
actions In each county to the board OF the
county In which they take place. ..
This Board desires especially to impress on
the boards OF supervisors the very great I'M
portnnce of speedily assuming the care OF the
pubiic roads in their several counties No
one agency contributes more than good roRdS
to the convenience aud prosperity OF II people
or the development OF a state; and nothing
more certainty attracts Industry and enter
prise from abroad. II Is scarcely possible that
we can have, for many years at least, amy
81 stem of internal improvements by state
appropriations; so that the Indispensable
! work of repairing the rRHageS and neglect
growing out OF the rebellion from which all
! the putIic IhoroughfnreS have tiered III "A
greater or less de.ree must deVOlve OIL our
county onSa aiZatlOns.
BY order OF the Board:
\. 1. BOREM An,
President Board OF Public Works.
Ff,0l 1ttu
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The Hemp ,InrI.et.

LOUISVILLE, June II.
But little doing. WequUte nomlnaIly 81 10
@22iper ton. Tor undressed; prime dressed
hemp commands s. 2Og3 30 per ton.
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Notice

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED To THE
n hrm of A. 81. Adams & Co are requested
tn settle their accounts Immediately, rs u
settlement must be m de with the heirs OF
VIM. NJ. DittTnar deceased, by the surviving
partners All claims unsettled by the fiEt day
OF August will lie placed IN the hands OF u
legal orricer for collection.
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Strawberry Festival.

TIME LADIES oFTHE GERMAN EVAN
gelIczll I.utheral ST James church ION
Four h Street) will give a strawberry festival
Mt Washington Hail on Thursday evening,
June l4th, 1865, for the benefit OF The h1IclI.
Our friends. and the public generally, arc
invited TO attend. Jnll-It
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF GAS FIX
n lures, Shades, Globes, DC, Just received
49, 80 - DILLON. THOMPSON & co.
ctToNE DRAIN PIPE, BRANCHES, Ell
y bows &c, of all sizes, for sale hy
DILLON. THOMPSON e co,
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NEW York, June 1.-THE extensive
box factory of w. o. Robbins & Co., in
Bank street, was destroyed by fire to-
day. Their loss is $40 900, which was
insured for 5000. The building be-
longed TO WIN. S. Wallis. Loss s., 900 f;
no insurance. A machine owned by
w. Wilder, manufacturing company OF
Detroit, valued at g, 900. was also de-
stroyed; no insurance. Several build
ings adjoining were slightly damaged,
and from twenty-five to thirty families
will be temporarily rendered houseless,
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Latest News.
BY ELE @ PEI.


ny the Union Line:
ONCE, corner OF Main and Monroe street
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Steamboats.
FOR uNCINNATI.

The fIne steamer tEDISBURGH,'
! ehsS4ACaPt- Isaac THOMPSON; G. W
ABOVE. wednesday 18th Inst. at O'Clock, p.
For freight or passage apply on boar'i or to
juI2.2t BOOTH, BATrELLE q CO.. Agents.
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New York, June 12.-GoId opened
ard closed ut 49,.
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Also a well selected stock of FURNISHING
GOODS. consisting of everything necessary
TO complete Gents Wardrobe, embracing
all the latest novelties OF the season. apr
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CLOTHS,
cAss1AIEREs,
vESTINGS,

vEsTENGs.
LINEN, &C., &c
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To Boards of Supervisors and
superintendents of State Roads.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
Vn.f= 9Th INlri-
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o. Passed February IS 1884,
'.Be Il enacted 6y the Legislature Of IVES. VIZ
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Ilnh bOAh I O t. ~ BIZ TrSlloNH,,siS rT
Supervisors and SuperInteudents OF State
r.,ads I'm the severill counties to the following
!:GMXP. liz. An Act to provide for the re-
pafrof the Roads and Bridges throughout the
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Prices Reduced

ON ALL STYLES OF
PHOTOGRAPHS.
~ M BROWN & LOSES
iuQ-Iwd GALLERY.
n U.B. P.--BOCKING's UNRIVALED
Is BAKING POWDER There IS no such
word ms fail" when you use the Unriynlfd
baking Powder. II i always the same. Hot
RisrIIif Mullins, Rolls, Waf1eS and Grtddle
CAKES are made at q moments notice. Ask for
Bookings Unrivaled RnkinR Powder.
EDMUND booking, Sole Proprietor, No.
/, odd Fellows Hall. Ju2
TILAVoRING EXTRACTS-A LARGE
Il supply OF superior qualities cooking ex-
tracts, SatiOus hnyors, Just received and for
sale at EDMUND BOOKINGS, odd Fell
lows Hall Drug Store. yu2
AIRDS BLOOM OF YOUTH AND
i u Halls Sicilian Hair Iteuewer for sale Mt
Il. BOOKINGS, Odd Fellows Han. tu2
GOLDEN LILY OF JAPAN & KNIGHT
NJ 7 emplars t.oquet, new aud popular per-
fuInp fusf received and for sale at L BOOK
mos, No. /, Odd Fellows Hall. Ju2
CUAP- OAP-SoAP-TUILET, BATH
- ana Shaving Soaps-more than fity diff
ferent varieties, at prices to suit every body,
forsale at L. Booking s Odd Fellows hall
Drug store. nylo
LANDREFH'S GARDEN SEEDS
A FULL STOCK OF FRESH SEEDS. In
~ bulk and in papers, last received by
PRYOR BOYD Co.,
maT3 X Main Il.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL

Tgp t.-s ELEcrioys AND WHAT THEY leach.
The Washington Union says that the elections
teacb the Democratic party "that they cannot
home to succeed unless they are perfectly or
can;zed and disciplined" In battles fought with
ballots pluck and discipline will not make mp for
numbers. New York paper thinks the DEM
ocratc party needs recruits first of all; but 1t
will never get them while it arrays itself in op-
nosition TO the Constitutional Amendment, and
undertakes to annul every advantage given by
arms. The Chicago Times, radically Democrat
ic advises the party to come ont in favor OF ne
gro suffrage, as the people have declared IN Ia
yor of it. As the Democratic party Is now deae
in this State the prospects of obtaining recruits
Is not very promising. The party is required to
shoulder and carry the dead carcase OF rebellion,
make MARTYRS Of its dead and heroes of its liy-
ing leaders it must apotheosize Jefferson
Davis. and repudiate the Monroe doctrine, once
the pride and boast of the American people, and
by 50 doing ackne Wedge the superior clvliznG
influence OF France and Austria, and that mon
archv is preferable to a repdbc. Those VINO
.hink thus have, since the close of the war,
placed themselves in position leaders of the
democratic party of California-assumed the
bositon of its recruiting sergeants-and anethe-
matNe all Americans who disagree with them,
as much lower in cast than subjects OF France
and Austria. Such leaders cannot recruit for
the ranks of the Democratic party, for the simple
reason that they are not Democrats themselves.
They have stepped outside of American Democ-
racy, and foolishy expect the American people
to follow them. They have "outliYed their
usefulness" They belong to the dead rebellion.
And so long as they are allowed TO recruit for
and lead the Democratic party of California,
just so long is that party doomed to ignomnious
defeat. Califorhians are not going to stultity
themselves by endorsing such anti-American doc
irines. The Democratic party must change
their recruiting sergeants, if they expect to pros
per. They must be men who adhere to the Mon
roe doctrinc-men who will defend the American
government gain st all assaulst, whether from cx
ternal or internal foes-and exalt the American
Republic over the crumbling monarchics of the
old world Is it not absurd for men to set them
selves as leaders of the Democratic, party, who
are advocating the establishment of monarchy
on the Americac continent. and applauding the
efforts Of the old harlot Spain to destroy the
Republics Of Central as well rs South America
Such men should ahdicate with Macmillan, or
commit suicide as the best possible service they
can render the Democratic party Under their
direction it has dwinded down from long ar
ray of heroes, patriots and statesmen, to q, Fer
sando Wood and Morrsscy. So argues the
Butte Record
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4 Grateful Acknowledgements to Skill
fl CNntlaman

rtNsSre CiJ1. jane ]. 7>cf.
Dr. CHa- TIe,--.e,a sin: 81, rN.rt-. uHt
S. tii'u- v.u vii Ior'af ril-'i5,or ne as
t3 jaat, risci l ar ylu i0r Yaar 81 -iaHrc r' ui q
1rara f. Ia5 .' is uih i,i complete a!y t,ttei ut
and m r'laje rolpe3 rn aul tiere rcnttnel tauine
mp b- ft-.e rfatt could hardly @tt. }on trt.n 'e
ut # ei.i.i relieved iae iiaeir 'rrr fn
cnsll + -Hi u' tal an j1 g ,'rr f.,ie isal r.
in',r ,reFr X aar -ie 'lf N t.f. ''lr dFc.t I'll i-
for several u Neg iutiiN ce'tl in - 1f-5Hg t'
ray eG1 p.'fr H tien-'tF'u ttIaeat Y
ou,inc! n tblgt -.H@'t continued 'o improve ai,tl
finally sfoflyl e 90 -t into Ii' an and tie
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cer retCtns.
WIN ,y beet WISHES r the Of hot O.: on re
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BOTH THE OINTMENT ANn THE PILLS SHOULD BE
LsL,Il LnLLlllLNl: CASE.:


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FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE .


MEDICINE FACULTY. Of p,Rrs. Gs,ptsra or
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DR- pERRAULTs studies have been exclusively de-
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Eenaolc CompIafmfs.

Whether in the young Old mntred or single at thedawn
Of Womanloal or the turn Of liie these tonic medicines d-
play decided influence that marked Improvement is
pcrcepalc in te health Of the patient Being pure
y vegetable preparation. they SAFE and reliable remedy
Tor all classes of Females III every condition Of health and
80 In e ~.
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EE.n.gEE .uo.sTHE1' PrEEs.
DR.. BRIOT'S FEMALE M0NTHLY PILLS.

Their immense sale has established their reputation a-
female remedy unarproachel and fr in advance Of every
other Suppression and irregul7lies and 3h
er distractions females. o the pt Of Five b'ar@
these Pills viii he sent y mail express to any af' d"
the worli. secure from, curiosity or damage.
Persons t q distance can be cured at hpie by aa ro-s
ing n letter ps !. PERRfCLT corn-r Sacrament f,ud
Mont -olucry Streets Rooms Nos . lo and H. of ii .
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