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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
AGE OF saEEP-How DETERMINES.

ACE OF SHEEP-HCw DETEBMINED.
The age of sheep may be known by the
front teeth. They are eight in num-
beA and appear all ola size. In the
second year the two middle b ones fall
out, andftheir place Is shpplied by two
large ones. In the third year a small
tooth on each side. In the fourth year
tho large. teeth are six IN number. In
the fifth year the whole front teeth are
large, In the sixth year the whole be-
gin TO get worn. In the seventh year
the whole fall out or are broken, 1t il
said the teeth Of ewes begin to decay
at five araiKi thqs00fYethsrs at seV.
en-. ~sfitupo1 ron7af Aaaseiff .nngiigs Oh
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
FERMENTATION nonnty RIll..

A. passed by Congress July a7th, 1900, gives
500 additional bounty sg ictlfn ',sts llf
~ To every honorsbly discharged soldier who
snlisted in the army Of the United States since
April 10Th, 1851, for three years, and served his
term OF enlistment, and who has received OF
was ent lied 20 reesiye hut 500 bounty.
TO every such Soldier who has been die,
charged on account Of wounds received in the
line of duty before his term of enlistment ex-
pired 500.
TO tho widow, minor children or parents, in
the order nnmod, Of any such soldier who died
While in the service or from Wounds received
or disease cbntrscted while 10 the service Of tn,
United States 800.
s3rAH o. an tScRKAsE fzSsIoSlcl .IlA
has also been granted by a recent law
To widows Of soldiers who have died in TIL
army, or 70 the childrenif the widow has diel
or remarricd--S2 per month for each chill
under 10 yoars Of age.
T6Y0ldiers who have lost a foot orr hand Q
been disabled equal 20 the loss ofa hand or foo
J-r$Isper month. t,l, t,,y,,s, .b,i.
To obtain the increase pension = new appliea
ton must be made.
THEE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
has been. grehted every iOfissrswho.w was in com
mission March Sd, 1865, and resigned or wa
hoporably discharged after April eth, 1865.
The undersigned will promptly attend to a
valid claims under the several Laws pf Congrei
granting bounties, pensions, extra pay, &c.
Bring with you all papers III your possessio
,i~-socha as discharges, &e.-so as TO make OF
correct apPlieations.
tsIAi JAMES NJ. GAYLORD,
,VrggI Unauthorized Military Claim Agent.
eoiG g.oiS MconneiSviie' ohio'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
Now Game.

Xlpiece Of raScality was attempted
upon a,Saginaw gentleman in this city,
q few evenings since, which, however,
proved a failure. He had taken his
seat in . private car, when q person
near asked if he'could give him two
fves for a ten. Tie ever obliging Sag
inSwan took . roll Of botosfrom bis
pocket and passed over the two 6Ves
toltheI person. receiving in exchange
the ten, which he rolled up with the
rest Of his bills and placed in the side
pocket Of his coat. On examining his
,YpShSy u the morning Rd folpd that q
piece of black silk thread had been run
tbrndghthe.biilaRes re6eirSd from the
stranger, and that q piece of the SAINT
about three feet long still remained at
tafbedp The intention of the party
Tor whom he changed the bill was
s'Ndodbttess, at 4 favorabis opportunity Il
take hold of the thread and drag th,
% whole roHoebiIlsfrom his yoSket, whicl
could easily have been accomplished
I had not the thread by some means
been broken-lDetroit Post. 's'"
anHUA
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
DISSOLUTTON OF PARTNERSHIP.

p The firm hefetgfoFe existing under hSnaane OF
HoLAEs 4 sFABEs has been dissolved by mutual
consent. An accounts Of the hTm will be set
tied with Mr.. HoLAEs, who will continue 10
old stand ono door west of the PostofRce. Mr..
.SPAKKs, who ia ackn3vledgedt 70 be beat work
man in town, will remain with him.
seI4 9l HOLMES 4 SPARKS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
rHe Fafr ~Postponcd!

In contaquepepfthe feecet rqinsRnf high
Wster, which has inundated a portion Of the
fair grounds, ana recdefed the sroads feeding
thereto impassabls the RoPEd Off Dircctars Of
tho Morgan Eethty Agricultural sbtfetS have
PostPqaadzhghphdhf VfseJFng until Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, October 1Gh,
TYJh and 1stns Tsgy, by ofdcroft TING Bourt., -
5JoHN 8. ADAth, sec'yl
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

2 nAsTHE prospects for larmera ere pot very
encouraging for next ysaf,s wheat crop. Al
.yst but little wheat has been sownia South.
.hrn Indiana and but little Rtotud made
ready tor soyiag, oWjng 10 the long. contin-
gsd Nss EeA,bfr Esy Albany iHIPdiHnPsI
shedaer, asalab 10 0tatss saI1o gQlhLa j. So.
500 gtgno9 nasrg@ le Sal ,bsaasssh
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
~ATTAoHMENr NOTICE.

John McDermoa, PtH, \ Before z o. Dayis Justlcs
va kOf the tPeAee OF Windsor
Peter e. Noyss,c Def,t. YtoWhship ,Mopgsp cot Ohio
" issued an order Of attachment IN tbe above
action ~ the sun Of Nthlrty.tEo t1Sg t0 dOllara
and forty cents. ana ansea lsl5l dollars AspOe
'9 :s W. yoaResenaYpFE
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

ERRORs OF YOUTM.--A gentle
IL man who slnered for years nom Nervous De
hilitB, PpemslnFe, and all the efhcts lot youthful In,
discretion, wiz, f0rthe sake, Of suffering humanity,
send free t0All WhO need II, the receipt and direc-
lions for making the simple rem edy BY which be
was cared, BuieIefs whaling 70 profit by the I'D.
~veFtlherB expel fence, can do 80 by addressing, IN
perfect confidence X iQ JOHN d. OGDEN. III
laeLs. yf9 sW No, ~ Cedar q, New York
llYtE 'Ag 8dw jad es5r1a5tn n.l'1 IS
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

It'll universally believed that Louis Napo-
iSoHs inciinatioba leanftO wdr frSAspfssashsa
pa9posS6f cbSckihs PrusHian frids and terrific
rial agsfandigeihsdt ahdsit 10 also generally
understood that ythsse iDeiinations uTe held in
abeynnce solely by the peaceful intesests Of the
pfoiectsd Great Exhibition Of next year IN Paris.
50, for the first time in history, an imperial and
despotic will for war Is feftered BY the concen-
rated arts Of peace and we may 'deducs nom
thence Die hope, that al the really great inter
csts Of mankind viii yet beeo antithetically at
Nafo with wAr Itself that the latter can only 90
eur byiaceident. This age - particularly rich
IN the poble4t fruits Of q refined civilization
and oDepfj IL gFspdest promises 10, that strife
between nations may ultimately become next
10 impossibIe.@IN Y. Mercury. ''1'o
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il Administrator Of the estate, with The win
annexed, Of William Hottie, deceased, late a
Morgan oountys Ohio, iGan lA.lI ll1lI
sa5l-lsOe ~ JOIN O. yoRD.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
G6fT5iSaSaIi5s

b4ltsassa&s psrtAlki s "a De. tOEasa,
vkTIvg Office during our absence) can be trans
sefed' Win R.t.B. ff6onk. ~ ynnalanoo qoea
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

,s,&a- Somewhere in the Old Testament Il Is
stated that the Jewish women were once pun
ished for adoring a false cali. The lesson has
its warming.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

iAiA Alla4 NET IL WTTJ~HTTIh
NJ Be eontented with what you have, stths
s,oa SCI Ftats thstFsR, when hs left kisAsil IN ~
.lA3 y ~ ogt0 .
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

oiaQ ytnuoo abRloM q"
GeT hh0t b3f 1898
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27
sher1f,s Sale

Of Real ESfdts IN and He1r Ue Tstr7l Of ITeI:
L.iosTty. in Ohio C1t1itg, Htst Virginia. al
The TGusTH RoUSs Of W'ttiidI8 Lr7rfa, IA said
7OtrsI, on FRIDAY, JULY 25IH, 1870.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
ID Circnil Court of Ohio county in the case
OF Nicholas CrawIey against Reuben F.
ntef on an the Gs Eh a ST oF @ sh a
at the Tavern House of William Irwin in the
Town Of West Liberty, in said county. sell at
July, 1915. commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m,
the following real estate, situated In and near
said town, VIZ:
of said town, !, . 8, !, >, 8, 81, o. g. 6i %,
55, III, lbs, l.9 li2, l4S and IN.
Also, tract of land situated on Long Run,
IN ohio county. adjoining the lands OF Abram
Rogers, the heirs of Junn Beck and Others,
containing ia acres, more or less, being the
same land conveyed b. Isaac Stewart, Ex or
of Elizabeth Stewart TO Reuben F. Hedges by
deed dated 2Stb FebTuHTy, 1851.
Also, a tract of land situated on the waters
OF short Creek, In said county, adjoining
other lands OF said Hedges and the lands OF
John Brady, and con tanning twenty acres be-
ing the same land which was conveyed 10
deed bearing date 25lh February, 1882.
Also, the one undivided moiety or half, OF
the iarIn adjoining the Town of West Liberty,
of which Hiram Hedges, the father OF
Reuben F. Hedges, died, siezed and possessed,
and on which Hannah Hedges, the widow OF
Hiram Hedges now resides; said undivided
rnOiety, or hall, OF said farm, Is sold subject to
the life estate devised 10 said Hannah Hedges
by the will of her husband
TERMS OF SYLE.-One nth Of the purchase
money in CASH, the remaining four-fiIths, in
Two equal inStallments. payable at one and
two years. with interes tfrom day of sale; the
purchaser to give his bond with approved
personal security for said credit installments
and the title to be retained until the whole
Of the purchase money shall have been fully
paid. The purchaser 10 have the privilege of
paving the whole or any amount exceeding
twenty Per cent OF the pnEeha9Sey T TnG as he
ju25-3td&wtS Sheriff of Ohio County.
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Saalad Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
w mittee on Water Works, until one
O'Clock on saturday, June S1th, 1875, at the
CLERKS Office of the City OF Wheeling, for
making about twenty or more Fire Plugs. ac-
coryifrs: TO the plan OF the one got from Balti
more. which can be seen at sweeney & COS
Machine shop. which EiIl want to oe made
BY the beginning OF the twentieth Of July,
and thereafter TWO a week unul completed
Also for making a lot OF small pipe for the
various connections of the twenty inch ipe,
of different sizes and lengths. as the COmInit-
Tee or Superintendent may order them- Bids
To be separate for the Plugs and Pipes. Par
ties getting the job 10 give god security for
tlleif performance. The FIre Plugs TO be
complete and ready for setting up. The
Pipes to be made Of good In4terial.
A. VII SON,
Jug7-it Chairman Water Works Committee.
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PRussIAS SEcRETs.-A foreign letter,
speaking Of matters connected with the
impending war, shys:
These Prussiau guns are well known
in America; that Is, AS well known as
anything can be which is kept so pro-
found secret. The explosive material
which is used in manufacturing the
cartridge Is u compound OF ingredients
known only 70 ono nlan-the invenior;
and so determined is the Government
thai the secret shall not escape, that
that man Is guarded night and day by
a guard oftwelve soldiers; every letter
which he writes Is inspected, and he Is
mt allowed 10 communicate orally with
any person, except In The presence Of
his guard. The same man has applied
his invention TO a different purpose
than that Of n cartridge, infiammable
at the touch ola needle. He makes n
kind OF shell, not much larger than a
bullet which exptodes after it enters
the body of man. tearing the limbs 10
pieces with resistiess force. These two
secrets are supposed 70 make the Prus-
sian army iuvincible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27

BRIT1sm OLESIRHoY. The word timer
eyr does not occupy a conspicuous
place in the English vocabulary. There
Is every indication that the captured
Fenians will be severely dealt with by
the Canadian authorities Even 4.
DARCY McGec, an 1Fishman by birth,
when impoFtuned by Catholic priest
OF his acquaintance, In behalf of cap
tured Fenian from Connecticut, replies
that be IS sorry 70 disobiige the rover
end father, hut no word OF his shall
ever be spoken in mitigation of the
punishment OF one of the invaders, not
even Il he was his own brother. They
win have fair trial, he says, but that
IS all he can promise them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27

A coon story Is told OF zyNigfall, who,
Mt the collapse of the rebellion, fell into
the vicinity of n party OF Union sol
diers IN Texas. Being well disguised,
he entered freely Into Conversation with
the soldiers of the guard, and, in the
course Of the conversation, asked what
they would do with old VVigfall If they
were TO catch him. "Oh, we would
hang him, certain, was the replyI
a. nd Won would serreihim right, re-
piled Wigfsiil. ssIf i should be with
Won. j have no doubt / should be pull
ing at the end OF the rope myself.n
The d0nbIeS egifentirc was not suspected,
and its vii was therefore lost, but II Is
worth pro ncI1g now.
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The Knabe Piano

i we'll enough known throughout the United
States TO stand upon its merits, and II is not
nec-ssary to PEDDLE them through the
country or send agents from door to door 10
sing their praise
The proper way for purchasers to supply
themselves IS 10 apply to a responsible agent,
where they know that what they buy is just
as represented.
Another method OF pushing bad work upon
the pubic is 10 sell through MsLSic Teachers
allowing them large commissions for recon-
uIenJiDg their instruments. This mode of
doing business Of course bIcFensestne price, as
the commission must necessarily come from
the purchaser.
In purchasing from the agent of a hrst-class
manufacturer, an instrument can be had at
the factory price-uOtwIthstanding the repre-
sensations Of outside makers that the dealers
commission" Increases the price orthe instru-
ment.
Persons In want OF flrst-olsss Pianos cannot
expect 10 bay them at second or third class
prices
me public are invited to examine the
STOCK of
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Roan ROOF! ROOT ReadI Read

RoOT's PErAcHISE preserves the life ofthe
Hair-ehangeS 1t from gray 10 its original color
in three week=preyents the hair from fall
ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the Inarket-yyiH surely remove
dnndr1ff and cure all diSsase of the scalp
is delightfully."- perfumed, cures baldness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell it true, when we say II is a
perfect
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachio Nut OIL. sold by all Druggists
ORRIN SKINNER d CO, Sole Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
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To Contractors.

MouSDsyILLE, W. VA,
June -, 1856.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
L the Sheriff : office in MOundSville, Mar
snail county, West Va, until the 10Th day of
July, pToX.. for the QuarTying Of THREE
THOUSAND PERCHES OF STONE, in The
vicinity OF 8IoundsviIle, and the delivery OF
the same upon the ground selected here for
the State PenitentiaIy.
Specifications may be obtained from the
undersigned. JAMES BURLEY,
ju25-d2W Committee.
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HEALTH OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELING. /
June 9th. lS56

i zen and the common interest OF all 10 see
that the ordinance in reIatiOn TO the abate-
ment OF nuiSances within the limits of the
city Is STRICTLY and ISIPARTIAI.IsY enforced
Complaints Of any nuisance in any part of
the city made at this office viii be promptly
attended TO, so far as am able under the re-
cent order OF council.
Immediate application should be made to
the sergeant and his deputies for the RIGID
and IMPARTIAL enfOTcemeLS ofihe ordinance
in relation TO hogs and hog-Pens within the
limits Of the city. RICHARD BLUM, NJ. D.,
Ju25-St Health Officer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27

TARM FOR SALE.---575 ACRES IN
10 Richland Township. W. Va, miles from
the city, and one mile from the Ohio river.
On the farm there isOne large, twO-stoEy brick
house, with nine commodius rooms, besides n
large brick kitchen cellar under the whole.)
One neat frame cottage with five rooms and
large apple orchards and the finest peach or
chard IN the county and great abundance
OF pears, piums, cherries and every kind of
fruft, ali in full bearing, besides 1900 grape
vines, two years old. There is on the farm a
magnificent White sulphur Spring, easy of
access, which in the hands of some men
would be fortune. Convenient thereto Is
one OF most romantic building spots any
where to be found The properly viii be sold
together or divided TO suit purchasers. For
further particulars, call on or address,
Ju22-lw /. IRWIN, r. E. Agent
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TTESTIoN BALD HEADS,
ATTENTION! GREY HEADS!
THE QUEEN! THE QUEEN!

MRS. wINSLOw'S queen OF Hair Re
sioFers IS Queen. not only in name, but in
virtues II will make the hair grow, and
store it to its natural color. It Is re oily the
hest Hair RestOTeT in the market. It VIII free
the head from dandrutf. and produee a new
growth Of hair when II has fallen of, II faith
FULLY applied. Try the queen. II is adelighl-
fol hair-dressing. Reecllect the name, Mrs
WfnsloyF'S Queen OF Hair RsstOTers- Sold
ING, No. 1 odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling. W.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an e.
say OF Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also. Diseasesand Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief Sent free OF charge I'm scaled letter en-
Yeiopes. Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIS HoOGH-
TON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
aprLS-SundEW
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Grand 4th of July Excursion and
Basket Pic Mic.

TINE YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC AS
ISOLATION will have q grand Excursion and
Basket Pic Me at lockwood 5 Grove on the
4th OF July. Every arrangement has been
made to have a pleasant time BIrchS string
Band will be in attendance Refreshments
will be on the grounds The Declaration OF
Independence Will be read and an Grafton de
IIvered by a learned gentleman of this city,
steamers Eagle and Express have been char
tered for the occasion. The Eagle leaving
the wharf at o. a M, and Express returning
early in the evening. Boats Will land AT
BeIlaire and Renwood. Tickets, for round
trip 50 cents; Children . centS-to be had
from members OF the association. at c. II.
Odbert's and c. ]. Rawlings Drug Stores.
iT1sas-6f COMMITTEE.
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CoIgate,s Aromatic YegetabI

CoIgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
a superior Toilet Sonp. prepared fsum re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyeerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its per
fume Is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. Forslle by all druggists.
febG-Iyd&w
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n H w H Il III H d. Y.
LADIES' Read and ponder well.
MRS. WISsLOH,S MYSTIC PILLS,

DOR FEMALES, ARE A NEW AND
L scientific preparation. the only reliable
and truly valuable FEMALE PILL. in the
market Do not allow yourself to he impOs-
ed upon by Druggists, who have cheap rene
dies, gotten up TO sell, but which really con-
tain no remedial qualification to recommend
them.
BE WISE AND NOT DELAY: delays are dan
gerous. mrs ~ insIOW's Mystic Pills
are certain cure for suppressed, excessive
and painful mensiEuation, green sickness,
nervous and spinal affection, sick healache,
gtddineSs, pains in the back ana all diseases
which ST ring from Irregularities, by remoy-
ing the cause, and all the effects, that arise
from them. They are perfectly safe in all
cases, except when forbidden In directions
No maiden, wife or mother should be with
unless she Is regular
They are for sale in every city. Donot fail
TO try this new remedy. DO not cry hun1bug
until yOu know ii To be such. One trial viii
convince the most preindicial. Ask for Mrs.
biusiOW's Mystic Pills. Take none other,
For sale by all Druggists. Price 81 per box
OF 3 BOXES for .: EDMUND B ICkING,
Wheeling, w. Va. In25
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Stannn HoIIse

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
i informs his fliends and the public general
~, that he will open the ''Stamm House, mo,
% Water street, on Monday next. The House
Is ne Nv, with an entire outfit ofnew furniture
and is complete in every respect. The Pro-
prietor pledges himself TO spare no pains to
render his guests comfortable, and hopes to
receive q liberal share of patronage.
Ample stabling, attended by a careful and
at ie9ilsm h"S'ieF' HENRY srAsrat
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Greenwood Cemeterv

G STOCKHOLDERS IN GREENWOOD
= Cemetery are hereby notified that a
further installment OF D per cent on the
Capital Stock is required to be paid at the of
fee OF the Secretary, on or before the 30th
inst. BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
ju25-td X. c BONHAAI, Sec'y.
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We give up our ms page This morn
no Correpondents.

We have reoeived communication
from Pruntytown, and would have
Published II bat We have not the re
ouisite mathematical type.
We pay no attention TO anonymous
communications orr poetieal friend
al Grafton will learn from this an
nouues.nsut oEe of The reasons his
EMISSIONS do not appears IS well IS
R. 5. J., at Border City, Mnskingum
COUNTY. Ohio.
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Notice.

THERE WILL BE a MEETING AT
l Court House of the newly elected Board
OF OVeuseerS OF the Poor OF Ohio county, on
Saturday, the 5Jth day of June, 1855, at 10
O'Clock, a. M, for the purpose OF organization.
Such members If the old board rs were not
reelected are requested 10 be present and
make their usual monthly report ana hand
over their order books a. y TODD,
lu25-5t President oil Board
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Nnhca.

TIME COMMITTEE on WATER WORKS
Will sit on Saturday, the S0ih OF June, 1854,
at 10 o clock. a. m, at the clerks office OF
the City OF wheeling, to hear all who may
feel themselves aggTIeved in their Water
Works Assessments, and be glad TO have
them present. A. WILSON,
iIS5-It Cnafr man Winter WORKS Com mittee.
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,Jttst lchat you need Ladfes.

These Pills sc. as mid and, gentle s;imn-
liant with n most happy Influence on mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, Lneian-
choly, &c; restoring Da:ure 10 its proper
channeis- Under ceTtai in circumstances they
should not be used Price 81 90 per box By
mail TO any address 81 10 Sold by
LAUGHLINS & BCSdFIELD.
Also by G H ODBERT, Stone Bulge.
TuN2d
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TEE Kanawha Journal is endeavor-
ing TO stir up the public spirit o;
CHARLESTON to improve its IRE -depart-
nent, and the Parkersburs ftRes is
urging the importance of organizing 3
department in that city, which, strange
ID say, Is yet without any. We doubS
If there Is another place in the country
o! the same magnitude and general
enterprise II the same situation.