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Sealed Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
w mittee on Water Works until O'Clock,
Saturday. April 9TH, 1860, for making about
1900 feet OF 20 inch water Pipe. They are to
be one inch thick, with ali the necessary
branches, TO join with Pipes running at right
angles to all Fire Plugs, that may he ordered
by the committee or person having the super
intendence. The Pipes to be cast or moulded
in dry sand and in q perpendicular position,
and OF good, dark grey iron, 50 that IL eau be
easily drilled. Eeach Pipe or piece to be u
feet long, aud to weigh not less than 2IO0 lbs,
nor more than 900 lbs; the castings to be de-
livered in the street, where the Pipe is needed.
Also Proposals for digging trench from the
Basin TO Main street, and down Main street to
Division street, in the Sixth Wand, and filling
the same after the Pipes are laid. Trench 10
be from five to seven feet deep and three feet
wide; the bids to be by the cubic yard. The
Pipes, with the necessary elbows, T's and
branches TO be delivered as follows, to wit:
t5O) fifty plain Pipe to be ready and on the
street nOtlater than the 10th of June, and not
less than four per day thereafter.
Payment 10 be caSn for all the above work.
Contractors to give good security for the full
fillment of the contract.
Bids will be endorsed, Proposals for Water
Pipe, or for digging, and TO be left with the
City Clerk. a. WILSON,
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
in America as well rs EuTupet
having taken (s2l thirty-two first premiums NM
gold and silver medals at the principal AN
held in this country within the Last ten years
and in addition thereto they We're aWiiruel
first prize medal at the great lnternau0hai
Exhibition, London, 1852, for powerful cIeiII'
brilliant and sympathetic tone with e&esi-
lence of workmanship.
Every Steinway Piano warranted nv
years. Samples open for inspection, anu
AUGUSTUS PoLLACRs.
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COUNTY, TO WIT:

To the Recorder of said county.
We, John II. Strobe, Edward WeStwoOd
and William Montgomery, three free holders
virtue OF n warrant to US directed by William
Clohnn, a Justice of the said county, we have
this day on our oathS viewed and appriIis-
ed a Hog taken up by John X. johnson on his
land rs an eStray, and assess the value of the
said cstrny at Twenty-one dollars. The said
Hog mas a crop out of the LEFT ear, and is n
white splayed sow about two years old.
JOHN II. STROBEL,
EDWARD WESTWOOD,
mr27-Sta VILLA NJ MONTGOMERY.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
New Goods! New Goods!!
AT THE
GRAND DRY GOODS BAZAAR
JOHN ROEMER & Col
mount de Chantal Bazaar.

nJHIS BRILLIANT BAZAAR WILL BE
held by the young ladies of Mount de
Chantal, at Washington Hall, during the first
week In April, commencing on Monday, the
I'd, att o'clock p. NJ. During the remainder
of the week the doors will open at Z. NJ. for
the convenience of such as cannot well attend
in the evening. In addition to the usual at
picture of Gen. Sherman, and the beautiful
group ofthe Angel Guardian and Child ,Sculp-
ture[i in white marble by DrHddy q Powers OF
New York, will be exhibited in the course of
the week. The finest music, both vocal and
instrumental, with other delightful modes of
entertainment, will vary the programme
from evening to evening.
Doors will open the first evening at o'clock
p. NJ, and close at IL; and every succeeding
evening will open ut > p. NJ.
Abundance 3 cents. Tickets can be pro-
cured at the Cathedral, at Letcher'S and Mel
lor'S stores. and nj the door. mrs
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The ncgIstrntton In ohio County.

We cali attention to the proceedings
of the county Board of Registration OF
Ohio county, and their notice to the
public, which appear III this mornings
supplement.
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Fine Timber Arrived.

WE CAN NOW FURNISH ALL KINDS
w of Pine framing lumber, joist, scantling,
rafters, &c, on short notice. Also lath, dry
lumber, worked flooring, weather boarding,
ceiling, window sash, and paneldoorS on hand
and for sale at the old stand of
II. d j. HUBBARD,
m127-1w Near Stone Bridge, Wheeling Creek.
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DIR. LARooKAH,s
COMPOUND

For the speedy and permanent cure OF
Liver Complaint, Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
DysDersin, DroIiSy Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
icTysipelas, ST. Anthony's Fire, PimPleS,
Pustnles, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Salt
Rhum. Ulcers and Sores, RheumntiSn,
Pain in the Stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
rnl Debility, Uterine liberation, syphilis and
Mercuriai Disease, and all complains arising
from or resulting In impure Blood.
II Is double the strength of amy other SarSapa-
rilln Compound in the market, and Is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the best and cheapest
BLOOD PURIFIER eXtant
Price $500 per BOTTLE.
Prepared by DIR. f. II. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MelroSc, Mass
FIELD, Wheeling, and ut retail by all Drug
Sis,s. also by 7. II. Logan & Co, and Logan,
List & Co. ieoES-0hu&"
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Greenwood Cemetery.

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR THE
sale, to this Association, of Tracts OF Land
containing each not less than % acres, IN one
body, suitable for the purposes of u Cemetery.
said proposals to be accompanied by de-
scrlption of the land, location, terms, &c,
and to be deposited with the Secretary, on or
before the ID day OF April next. By order Of
'h mE h9Ili Oh pife't r: c. BoNHAA1, sec'y.
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Wanted,

A GOOD STRAW MILLINER, WHO IS
~ competent to take charge of the bleach
ing and pressing Mt JOHN WALTERS, No.
l62 Main ST. mr2I-lw
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AmoSo the proceeding of the Wells
burg meeting last Saturday, publish
cdin our paper of Monday, was the fol-
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THERE
i will be n public meeting OF the Stock
office in Philadelphia, on the 9TH day of April
next, at IL o'clock, M, when the following
resolution viii be presented for their adoption:
Resolved, That authority Is hereby given to
the Directions of the New Creek Company 10
convert the common Stock OF any Stock
holder into a I'd preferred 10 per cent Stock,
upon his paying for the proportion allotted to
him OF LIST preferred Stock.
STANLEY @. HYLTON,
u1nrQ.Itav-lu GsafsFafaFy-
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Firemen's Grand Parade---Rece

Firemen's Grand Parade---Recep-
ton of Steam Fire Engine.
-NIHE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
the city will assemble Mt the custom
House on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL &,
at ~ o'clock r. NJ, for the reception of the
steam Fire Engine. They will then form in
procession on Market street, the left resting
on John. and will parade through the city by
the following route: UpMarlIet to Washing,
ton, down Washington TO Main, up Main and
cnunter1narch to First, mp Eirst to Chapline,
up Chapline to Third, down Third TO Market,
up Market to Biddle, down BiddIe TO Main,
no Main to John, up John TO Fourth, down
Fourth TO Clay, up Clay to sixth, up sixth TO
Centre, down Centre to Fourth, up Fourth TO
Union down Union to Market, down Market
to Monroe, at which point the procession VIII
be dismissed and the trial of the steam FIRE
Engine will be made.
The various Companies will report to Chief
Marshal b. STANLEY, and be assigned places
in the procession.
By order of the Committee Of arrange
ments. u. STANLEY, Chairman;
3. AIcvAY, Secretary. marSa-td
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New Drug Store, New Goods, New
Prices.

THAVE JUST COMPLETED MY STORE
plefe assortment of Drugs and Medicines se-
fected with especial care as To purity and
quality. Perfumery, Notions, Fancy Goods;
also my Wines and Liquors being Of choice
Vintages, my WhiSkys, old and reliable; all
of which have been bought low for cash, and
will be sold at new and low cash prices, L
would most respectfully beg to inform the
public at large, and especially the citizens OF
Centre and East Wheeling. that in sollcltng
do so with an experience of many years IN an
the departments OF Pharmacy, and ieet con-
fident that IL will be to the interest OF all TO
give me trial before purchasing elsewhere;
my stock Is fresh, pure and well assorted l
have also engaged the services of competent
German Chemist and Pharmaceutist, who
will be found ever ready to attend to my Ger
man friends. Prescriptions nlled al AL nouns,
day and night C. II. ODBERT,
Cor. Main and Webster streets.
End of Stone Bridge, Centre Wheeling.
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ONE PACKAGE

WIN sgeeten and purify any ordinary sized
house, with all its drainage. CT,
DO not fail TO; supply youTyeelyfeTir ,- cog
RJTSHFIE,ID. Druggists Main street, and by
c. II. ODBERT, Druggist, Stone BIiSge
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John RAnus, FROM GorHA."-The
following touching note was written by
a disabled soldier of the Union army,
Ia German by birth,l upon committing
suicide few days ago in Philadel-
pTia.
Iwas a soldier in the Fifteenth New
York Heavy Artillery, U. $. A., and 1
got a disease palsy in the service, from
The effects of which was obliged to stop
work; in consequence i implied Tor u
pension from the United State Govern
Incnt. Not receiving any support from
the Government, this is TO INFORM my
friends and acquaintapces have been
Obliged TO kill myself.
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The demOcTacyiof Brooke county do now
believe aud aver, ius they hive heretofore be-
iieYed and aVsrTed, that democracy IA essen
IiaI 10 good md regular government, and
when anything else prevails the people
mourn; and believing that lemocracy or
democratic principles can and Will ouIy be
illustrated and made available when IN the
care and possession OF democrats in power,
mis- meNlillg resolves. &C.
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CoIsate's Aromatic Vegetable sonp.
a superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyccrine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for tho Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and It's washing properties
unrivnlled. Forsale by all druggists.
feb27-lyd&w
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STRAWBERRIES,
RASPBERRIES,
BLACKBERRIES,
GoosEBERRIEs,
CURRANTs, &c.
JUCUNDA---OUR NO. 200 STRAW.
BERRY.

After thorough trial, we have no hesitation
in saying that for Uniform and Large Size,
Beauty OF Form and Color, Enormous Yield,
Long Continuance in bearing, Great Profit,
Health and Vigor of Plant, and other deSir-
able qualities, this is the most Valuable Straw
berry of which we have any knowledge.
See page 81 orAmeTican Agricuturlst, jan
unry No. 1865, and the New Edition OF our
Catalogue. j. KNOX,
InrlaeitIGw Rox 25s. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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illustrated lnilile uNiAlllDlG
care and possession OF democrats in power,
this meeting resolves, &c.
We know not how many OF the per-
sons calling themselves democrats who
participated in the Wellsburg meeting,
aud assisted to pass the above reso-
luton, voted for the ordinance of Sc
ccssion, but, according to our recogni-
ton of the numes, there were several
such. SO fur as we recollect not one
prominent individual in the meeting
was identified with the Union cause du-
ring the war All of them were under
stood To be sympathizers with the re-
bollIoh. And yet they meet together in
the face of such n record and unblush-
ingly aver that democracy, mesning
their principles, is Essential to good
and regular government, and when
anything else prevails the people
MOURN" Teilus Messrs. Kerr, MeI<in-
ley, Lewis Apologize and Abram Will
son, and the rest of you, was not de-
mocracy in power when this war COM
menced? Were not James Buchanan,
Howell Cobb, John b. Floyd, Jacob
Thompson, II. NJ. Il. Hunter, James NJ.
Mason, JEFF. Davis, John Slidell, Robt.
Toombs, John c. breckenridge, Judah
T.. Benjamin, and host of 9TH
crs like them, all democrats and
all in power MS officers of the
government? Do You not insult the
commonest intelligence of your fellow
citizens, when you assert that the prin-
ciples of such men are Essential to
good and regular government, and
when anything else prevails the people
mourn?''
And yet it is in this way, and by such
stun us the above brazen resolution,
that the attempt is to be made TO de-
ccive aud mislead tile people of West
Virginia i'll this canvass. The class of
men of whom The Brooke county Sc
cessionists are Representatives, are bent
on foisting themselves into power at the
coming elections, if possible, in the
name of democracy" and "conserva-
tism,p After having voted to dismem-
berthe Union in the name of "Democrn-
cv'' they IRE not ashamed, despite their
defeat. to use the same name rs II
mask wherewith to accomplish sub
stantinlly tho ends hoped for in the
rebellion. The people knowthese men,
Thevure acquainted with their record.
The name of Democracy has been made
an offence by these sympathiserS with
the rebellion. Il is now and hereafter
clearly associated with the great war OF
treason in the public mind. The peo-
pie cTNcst Virginia will utterly repn-
,diate it within the next lew months.
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Purify Your Houses.

save Yourself From SicIkness---The
Most Astonishing Discovery OF
the Times.
THE AMERICAN DEoDoRISER will alb
Sorb all unpleasant odors, arising from any
cause whatever. It is Immediate IN Its action
and will dissipate all foul gases, or smell from
Drains. Sewers, Vaults, decaylDg Yegetation
in 81 few moments; being pronounced Dy tne
Boards OF Health in the Eastern cities rs IN
iH'ii0'e' ONE PACKAGE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-24

an entrance being made, the two bodies
were found horribly mutilated and bruised
the woman having plainly gone through a
tremendous struggle before her antagonist
succeeded. There were the same marks of
rihing left as in the other cases, showing the
same author. The prisoner was not only
identified by those who saw him leaving,
but another unfortunate whom he had ad-
dressed the same evening, had been so
frightened at his looks that she would not
take him home, and had seen him afterwards
going home with the deceased. She was
was not the only woman of the class who
testified to having been saved from probable
murder through similar fear.
The strangest fact of all remains and that
is the horror of the prisoner at his own
crimes. His sleep was disturbed by fright
tul dreams. After the last mentioned muir
der those in the house where he lodged
heard him raising frightful cries, as If some
bloody apparition had appeared before him.
He plunged into deeper debauches, to drown
the terrors of his conscience. One would
almost have expected that so wholesale a
prisoner would have been more hardened.
Such is one of the most frightful chapters of
crime that have lately been recorded. The
prisoner, we learn, is not 10 escape the law,
although it is considered that the 1854 cases
are not quite established against him. Even
a French jury has found it impossible to
give him the benefit Of extenuating circum.
stances.
We must also remark that the affair is by
no means creditable to the French police.
There are said to nave been twenty-three
cases since 1861, but they failed all that time
to find out the murderers, or rather murderer,
since the records all showed a striking simi-
laritY of method
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-24
VETO NUMBER FIVE.

While the Cabinet appointed by tho illus
trious and never-to-be forgotten Lincoln are
gradually falling away from the standard of
his recreant successor, the Republican Union
majorities of the two Houses of Congress are
daily exhibiting, in the face Of unexampled
trial and treachefy, new firmness and devo-
ton to principle. Witness the votes in both
houses on Monday afternoon against the veto
of the Freedmens Bureau bill. And what
is true of the representatives of the people
will be found to be more than true of the
people themselves. Here and there some
mercenary men may be tempted away by
official bribes or some weak men terrified by
official bullyism, but every such loss will be
at once made up by new converts voluntarily
coming from those who can no longer resist
the majestic march of truth.
The enactment of Mr.. Eliot's bill for the
reorganization and extension of the Freed
mems Bureau into law, the veto of the
President notwithst anding, gives the freed
men system relatively independent of the
vengeance of the late pro-slavery traitors
and the whims of tine Executive. Since the
first veto killed the original bill, General
Howard's bureau has been the victim of in.
conceivable malice and misrepresentation,
and if the fifth veto had not been voted down,
the whole system would have rapidly gone
to pieces. This is a great point gained.
Again let us pay grateful honors to our
faithful Congress. Chronicle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-24
MEDICAL.
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
MEDICAL.

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, M d.,
RiyseidH Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfing ln the cure Of all
those painful aud dangerous diseases which the fe
male constitution Is subject. II moderates all excess
and removes all Obstrueons, from whatever cause and
speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Is particularly suited. 1t WILL in shert time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, baars the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, 10 prevent counterfsits.
THEsR PILLS HAVE ERyER BEEN KNOWN TO PAIL WHERE
oBsRRyED
Every knows that the bloom Of health must
ade with the sightes rregulATity or obstruction Of
In her hour OF trial. and the only sure positive and
never falling cure and regulator Of Suppression of ma
ture, from whatever So mild that the isebest
can lake them with perfect security yet SO powerful In
falling Regulator.
In all Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Palns
IN the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight eKertlon Pal
pAon OF the Heart, Hyaeries and Whites these Pills
Will eneot when all other have aIled and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron esio
ms autimony, OF anything hurtful to the eonstitu
Full directions In the pamphlet around zach package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sole General Agent for the United States and British
Domnons,
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYA MS
PULMONIC WATERS.

AS- The original Medicine established In 1887, and
hst article Of the kind introduced under the
Of tuLAoElc WARsRs In this any other country all
other Pulmonc Waters counterfeits. The genuine
each Wafer.
These WRers have been before the public for nearly
thfy years. and the immense sale attained not only In
America but In foreign couptreS fully attest their In
trinso worth The medical properties are superior to
any other article offered for the cure Of Pulmonary
Bronchial Affections and the quantity contained In each
box is nearly double that Of the many worthless imtA
tioue Advertised.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Hoarsoness, Asthma,
OatArrs, Bronchitis. Difacult Breathing, Splitting Of
Hood Palms In the Chest, Incpient Consumption, and
all diseases of the lungs Not only aordng temporary
relief, but eiIeotng rapid and lasting cure and are
do not nauseate like alcoholic compounds aud the msd
cinAl properties combined in form agreeable
and pleasant to the taste, that any child will readily
take them. One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To vooAusrs and PUBLIC sPEAKRRa, these waters
peculiarly valuable; they will IN ons day remove
the most occasional hoarsenes and their regu
lar for few days will, at all times Increase the
power and exbility Of the voice. greatly improving s
tone compass and clearness Tor which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocallsts.
The very great celebrity OF this invaluable remedy
taops, which disapp0nt the Just expectations Of the
purchaser and niurs the character Of the genuine
dicne.
see that the word, "BRYAN,n is stamped on eseh
Wafer and also observe the fac smile the signature
OF the Proprietor, "J0B NOSES on eaeh wrapper tn
counterfeit which is sJoigery a5ofendlng parties viii
be dealt with to the full extent Of the law.
BRYASs PuLMOHIc WAPERs for sale by all Dfuggsts
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
dec2o-ly "a T4Cortlandt Street. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-24

The HOTTEST WEATHER FOR A CENTURY.
The following statement from Yale Col
lege will be read with interest:
This afternoon, at p NJ. my thermome-
ter suspended in the shade upon the north
side of the New Haven Hotel, indicated 1898
degrees, being the highest temperature
known to have been the obtained in New
Haven since 1893, period of 9s years. The
highest temperature recorded before the
present season was 1O9 degrees, viz: June
24th, 1864. Previous to this, the thermometer
had been twice observed at 101 degrees. viz:
in 1898, and there have been three other
cases in which the thermometer has risen to
making in all seven known instances in
which Thermometer, fairly exposed in the
shade, has risen 100 degrees and upward.
The period just passed has been quite as
remarkable for the long continuance of ex-
treme heat, as for its intensity. Within a
period of eleven days, the thermometer has
risen five times to 50 degrees and upward
Since 1878 there has been only one other
instance in which the thermometer has risen
to this height, five times during the same
summer, viz: 1s45; land these cases are
spread over an interval of thirty-six days.
During the same period, there have been
but two other cases in which the thermome-
ter has risen to 95 degrees, as many as four
times during the same summer, viz in 1880
and 1898.
The hottest month at New Haven since
l77S, was the month of July, 1896. The
heat of the past thirty days has been some
what higher than that of July, 1926, so that
we seem authorized in asserting that the
heat of the recent period has been more in
tense, and the extreme heat has been longer
continued, than has occurred before in
eighty-nine years, and probably for much
longer period e. LooMIs.
Yale College, July II, 1866.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-24

CANT SELL ANY. THE other morning,
a well-known Democratic politician from
Bucks County was riding to Philadelphia on
the North Pennsylvania cars. Down toward
the city the newsboy, with his bundle of
damp sheets, fresh from Hoes 'last fast, -
entered the car. Approached within few
seats of our Bucks County magistrate, that
gentleman, full of weightY and important
cogitations on the affairs of State, impatient
of delay, and not rejecting that others were
to be served beside himself, waved his hand
magisterially, and in the sharp, imperative
tone and deep thorough-bass of selfimpor.
tanee, shouted so that all the car heard and
stared:
"Here, boy Paper this wayl Giye me
the Agel"
"Ain't got anyY why-don't- t-chew. carry
the -Age-sir-r2"-Thls rising higher than be
fore, loftier and more impressive.
'"Cause can't sell any, sir"
There was a general shout of laughter al
the quiet answer, and the prominent Demo
crat" hurriedly subsidized into calculation
how many of Andy's loayes would fall to
the Democrats of Bucks county.-Norris-
to,cn Herald.