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It is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated PlllS We're inst discovered by DR.
DUPONCO, of Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and successfully used
in most OF the public institutions as well az
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they " invite miscarriage" after which nd
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to which answers have been returned IN
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Trustees Sale of a Valuable Farm
in Mashall County. w. Va

@A4SNO4ANN4A
PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from NJ. P. O'Hern to me as Trustee, dat
ed March 30th, 1864, L will offer for sale at the
front door of the Court House, in Ohio COun-
ty, on Thursday, July 18th, 1866, Mt 10 o'clock
q: m, that valuable property known as the
Neecelyiplace, being part ofthe estate of the
late Benz. McMechen, Esq, containing
twenty-five acres, more or less, situated on
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, about
three miles south of this CITY, This land eX
tends from the Ohio river to the hill, is
underlaid with coal and limestone; is of
the best quality and admirably ADAPTED for
gardening purposes. There is q comfortable
two story brick dwelling house, out-houses,
and a good orchard on 1t.
Terms will be made known on day of sale
The title to the above land is believed to be
indisputable, but selling as Trustee will con-
yey only such title as is in me vested by said
deed of trust. SP, HILDRFTH
4ulS-td Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed until
August 18th, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
S. p. HILDRETH,
JylS Trustee.
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6or Sale.
For Sale.

BRICK HOUSE, Q TENENIENTS. ON
i east side main street, LIST Ward, opposite
the residence of a. NJ. Philips, Esq.
]. IRWIN,
aug7-lW Real Estate Agent,
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Desirable House and Lot for Sale.
I BRICK HOUSE ON WEST SIDE MAR
l ket street Centre Wheeling, containing,
s rooms and full lot. II IRWIN
auP7.lw Real Estate AUapt z
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MEETING OF THE VOTERS OF CLAY
TOwNsHP.-This meeting, previously
announced for the 9th of August, was
held yesterday at the Court House.
1t was called to order by w. b. Simp-
son, Esq, Supervisor of the township,
when it was ascertained that a sufi-
cient number of voters, residents of the
township, were present for the transac-
ton of business.
The chairman having stated the OBJ
ject of the meeting, Geo. K. Wheat.
Esq, offered resolution that town
ship committee be appointed to recon-
mend, before the adjournment of the
meeting, levy for general township
purposes, which was adopted.
Nlessrs. Peck, Todd, Wheat, Bayha,
and Orr were appointed n committee.
a resolution was offered, and adopt
ed, to place in the hands of the School
Commissioner of the township, the
sum OF 800 of the amount collected
under the assessment of 1865, to be ex-
pended IN the erection of belfry on
the public schoolhOuse of the township.
and in the purchase of n bell therefor.
On motion of DIR. L. a. Hildreth. 1t
was resolved that the Board of Educa-
ton of the Wheeling School district be
requested to appropriate certain monies
IN the hands of NJ. J. Dillon, Esq, to
Inc objects named in the preceding
resolution.
The The township committee, having con-
n dedEIea, reported a resolution, which was
bbu n91se; that levy of five cents ON the
+nn,Tst; collars be made for general
t tMhESIhip purposes, on the valuation of
'a r 81 W TFiGIRPfeEty of Clay Township.
which was adopted, that far Ies0 St3lL
the money. collected ION the lew ' mo5s +,
Gy sn1s of tbeg be paid over 10 the
priated to school purposes in IIo atPpro-
ship according to law, town.
sine die. iieu
RIVER NEws.-Thirty-on incbes =,
the channel at this point, and falling
slowly.
The Julia No. 2 left for Parkersburp
at II A. NJ; the Rather, for Sunfish, at
Boats leaving to-day are the New
state, for PaTkersburg, at IL, A. NJ,
Repairs on the wharf are progressing
well. b
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Complimentary Beneft to
Mss VI. Z. GOrdO1I.-The "benefit" ten
dered to this estimable lady and charm
ing actress takes place this evening,
and, we are pleased to hear, bids
fair to be an immense success. The
young gentlemen, who have the affair
in charge, are of the right stamp, and
will see that the house is crowded to
OVERLOOKING. Miss Gordon, by her
exquisite rendition of all the Charac-
tiers she mas assumed here, has won
hosts of friends, who will regret her
brief stay among us, and seize the occa-
sion to make her "beneit" an over
whelming ovation.
The bill selected is a very attractive
one, consisting of "The Pride of the
Market" and Faint Heart never won
Fair Lady," in both of which Miss
Gordon will appear; also the dis
tinguished actor, Mr.. Theo. Hamilton.
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MEdita1,
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES,

Iniallible in Correcting Irregularities, Remoy-
20 ing Distractions OF the Monthly Turns
from Whatever Cause, and
SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE Z.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply
OFFICE BAIT.ES ONO ItAILRoADCo.
MIIEELING Lnnn Il lS.G

SUMMER SCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN RN
j the following schedule ON and after jun
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OnlV $5---Soldiers.

At LAST THE BOUNTY BILL HAS
N passed, and is II Sure thing. Those who
have received 500, and have never been vete-
rams, get SlO0 more. Call personally, or adj
dress the undersigned. From my very con-
siderable experience and facilities know
come. Bring YOUR discharges. optional
whether wounded soldiers, widows, or or
phanS, pay fee or not. Charges s.:
JOHN w. SCHULTZ,
u. =. Claim Agent,
aus7-lw cor. Sd & Denny sis, Ritchietown:
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IMPROvESIENTS.-We notice that the
iron fronts of the four new business
houses on Main street, just above the
Merchants National Bank, have been
successfully put in position.
These buildings will be each l26 feet
deep; that of Geo. r. Taylor, Esq, 81
feet 6 inches in the walls, showing 81
feet front; ]. c. Orr 81 Co.'S, 20 feet 6
inches in the walls, showing 81 feet
front; and the two of w. F. Peterson,
II feet in the walls, showing A feet
front. In each building there will be
two stories l26 feet deep, and third 64
feet deep. The stone work was done by
Henry Gunther; the brick work by
BOdley IL Loe; the iron work by Pen
mock & Totem, of Pittsburgh; the
painting and glazing by Miller IL
McAdams. E. Coen 81 Son are the con-
tractors for the whole; Franklin Coen
architect and superintendent.
The fronts over the iron work are to
be of the best quality of Baltimore
projections of iron caps, betting cOur-
ses, etc. The works will be done about
the LIST of December.
The new building of OFT, Son 81 Co.
has just been completed and presents
fine appearance.
Z. Coen 81 Son were the contractors
for this building, and Franklin Coen
archetect and superintendent. The
stone work, brick work, &c, with the
exception of the painting and glazing,
was done by the same parties as are en-
gagged on the four buildings next the
Merchants National Bank. The paint
ing and glazing in this case was done
by d. Whitehead.
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END OF THE MISTAKE ABOUT THE
PEw.-We stated, in yesterdays issue,
that the officers of the law had heard
of n little event, that had occurred on
Main street, and were in pursuit of the
offending party. Justice is sure to
overtake the guilty at last. It did so
in this case, for the seductive youth
was discovered Wednesday night,
somewhere on Quincy street, face
downward, on the pavement. He had
been on n trip to the country to escape
the unpleasant notoriety his ill-advised
gallantry had given him, and in walk
ing back to the city, grew very tired,
and laid down TO rest.
Two vigilant officers saw him in this
condition and went TO the rescue. They
lifted him up, intending, good-natured-
", to take him out of harms way, but
he wasn't so tired as to be totally I'M
conscious of what was going on, yet too
much so to be fully conscious. He
fancied these kind friends were mid
night robbers and struck right and lett
at both of them. In fact, he kicked up
very high.
He was arrested, and yesterday morn
ing brought before Judge Good on
two charges-the first of which, relating
to the little matter we ventilated yeS-
terday, was dismissed at his costs, the
lady i'll the case being unwilling, in
consideration of his youth and inexpe-
rience, to push the thing further,-the
second was settled by his paying a small
fine of one dollar and costs.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road

W. SMITH. Master OF Transportation,
]. B. FORD,
Jul5 General Agent, Wheeling
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For Sale or Rent.
VuILLIAM TALLANT'S LATE RESI-
"'" AT IEATHERwOOD.
Pf'' DoDSoN & BROS.
tu6-tf No. u Main ST
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H.DARIINaTON. j. M. CARSON. WIN. sTEARNs
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THE 1NFE1LIGRNcER

aims toso influence the public Judgment as to
assist In forming HEALTHY, ENLIGHTENED
AND JUST POPULAR SENTIMENT upon all
questions of current thought and discussion.
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THE WEEKLY
INTELLIGENCER

Is published every Thursday, and contains
editorials on current topics, of the news
OF the week, including telegraph news, mar
ketS, etc. 1t Is our aim to make THE WEEK
LY good FAMILY PAPER as well rs good
general newspaper.
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INTELLIGENCER

Is published every other day-Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays-and is filled, in
the main, with the contents of the two pre-
ceding issuesOf the Daily, giving all the news
by telegraph and otherwise.
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Embracing the Markets of Wheeling and
other cities, is daily made up with special
reference to reliability and the wants OF pro-
ducers and commercial men. In It the rea-
der will always find truthful reports and
statements of the daily transactions and
actual state of all the leading markets.
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RIVER NEws.-Thirty-on incbes =,
the channel at this point, and falling
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-13
ar1 orseon Nlain nsaIer
flNkLE s. LYON
Sewing, Ma
chine 60.
Cfice 5sl. Broad;.ag htp York.


GrARANrEE-Afteru fair tria, if any
purchaser does not regard the F1NHLs & LIZ
On Sewing Machine as 81 perior to any M,
chine IN market. lie ,an re:urn il and have
lis money. Il has taken MANY of the high
est prizes,-is les. conp,cated than Any oh.
CT fist c,ass machine. -~,!oos I wider range
c.work withoit changing, IT ln.rcs no tax,
ing nn.rt to clean or Of. and 40 lessons
to set needle, regulate tension. or operate
Eachiae.
r. 3. Any Clergyman sensiins US two 0.
ders for .nachues shal! rec >iro c,e 10. him
self as & present. Tie same proposition is
extended 70 Professors ara Teachers.
We nave now con- plctci OUT xt.y ,asui.
.FG:tcrp at a cost OF sol..e s210, 600 inciudiDg
nsr patents and important lmrrovcmsNtG--
aud the object Of the nbyYo propooi,iun is 70
secure tie immediate introduction Q: cur in.
proved machine into every town in tho Uni
ted States without incuriug the seat e.-
iense Of Il travelling agent.
This proposition cannot avai! IN tovas &C.
oupied By Oily Own agents.
Please send fer descriptive CArALocrE,
with sample Of sewing.
n1ly7) LUCIUS LYON, Scc'y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-13
For sale.
At REASONABLE RATES.

A VALUABLE farm, miles north of
New Oregon, ar miles south of Granger
There is 100 acres Of prairie and 2l.2
acres Of good timber, with 40 acres we'll i'm
proved and good dwelling and out houses
and springs or flowing water, %. .l,e nrem-
Uses For terms enquire on the premises.
p1ey7maI JoHN 3, PLuMB,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-13


J. Y. Rradloy's New Patent Duplex
Elliptic ,)r d0sIta) Spring Skirt.
THIS INVENTION consists Ct Dc7.T::.
Tor tuoI ELLIPTIC PURE RErlSED STEEL
SPRIACs. iageIiouslv BRAIDED yightIy and
Firmly together Edge % Edge, maxim the
Toughest most Flexible Elastic and Dura
bic Springs ever used. They seldom Bend o.
Bleak Ike tla S;ng.: Syringe. and coase.
quently preserve their TaIi4c. and beautiful
Shane more than twice o. long Gs anv Sin
gle SPRING Skirt .i.: evsc Has az C1a be
made
THE wonderful fex.6il;tv an1 great com
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic rkig5 win be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies, Op-
eras, Carriages. Rail Road Gers, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and
tlouse Dress. rs the Skirt can be folded when
in use to occupy Z small space as easily and
conveniently as q Silk Or Muslin Dress.
4 Lady having cioyod the Pleasure, Com
fort and Great Convenience OF wearing The
Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
single day wall Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For Children. Nil
sss and Young Ladies they are superior to
eli others.
TIE hoops are covered with ply double
twisted thread and viii wear twice as long
as the single yarn covering which is used
on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The three
lotion rods on every Skirt are also Double
Steel, and twice or double covered to pre-
vent the covering from wearing off the rods
when dragging down stairs, stone steps, etc,
etc. which they are cone:antly subject to
when in use.
Ill are made ofths new and elegant Cor
ded Tapes and ore the best quality in every
part, giying TO the wearer the most graceful
and perfect Shape possible, and are unqnes-
tionably the ligAtest. most desirable, com
Portable and economical Skirt ever made
VESTS BRADLEY s, CARY, rroprietors Of
the Invention. and Sole Manu- aeturers, 81
Chambers and 20 s: 81 Reside Streets, New
York.
FOR sale in all frst-eIasa Stores in this
City, and throughout the United States and
Canada Havana de Cuba. Mexico, South
America, and the West Indies.
- Inquire for the Duplex Flip
tic 70: double) Spring Skirt.
A, e. e..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-13
eW RhilEinerv
IND
Dress"MakiDg Establish ment,
NEW OREGON, IOFA.

NEW OREGON, IOWA.
l.. A. KEECH, are opening up a new and
splendid Stock Of Millinery Goods, consist
ing Of
Bonnetts, Ladies Hats, Dress
trimmings, &c. &c, in endless
variety and Of the best Of styles
and patterns,
OVER THE POST OFFICE.
They are also agents for the Wilcox &
Gibbs, and the ple's-Sewing Machines.
Dress Making, Stitching &C.,
done on short notice and reasonable rates.
They solicit share of public patronage.
Nv" =" -" October 6, 1865, n41tf
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LILIES s;
CELEBRATED
Wrought and Chilled Iron Safes,
WROUuHT-IRON TIRE.PROOFS
LOCKS & VAULT DOORS.

'sS'iT>E Fire p.oo"3 avo manrfaoturai Is
supply a dem1n1 flr security against
FIRE. less expensive than my celebrated and
superior Chilled and Wrousht-.coa Bars'as
aud Fire Proof Safes.
They furnish similar and equal security 10
the Safe generally manufactured in the diy-
erent cities. hut are SUPERIOR to .hsu in
their Firc-Proof qualities and durability,
the iron being ofeotua'y protected from rust
i'll any cimntc, and the Fire Proof not sub
jet to loose its ut ity by age l'his is a,
important advantage gained to the pureha-
>cr, sas safes often rust out and beooMa
worthless III two Or three years.
To substantate my position, those rur-
chasing these F.re-ProofS are at liberty, tv
giving mo 3ua notice of time and rla-e Of
t.ial, to test them by FIRE with any other
SafeoI the same size; and should thar nos
prove superior will refund tho money or "a
new Fire Proof, as the purchaser may do.
eide.
Last Of Sizes and Prices Of Erosgs:- lros
FIRE PROOF>.
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at Wholesale Prices
NEW MUSIC SENT TO Any ADDRESS. PRIZE 0.
POSTAGE, On RECEIPT OF PRICE.
Victory lat. Song and chorss, by Wii!an E. Bra4
bury 81
our ro'le c,isfNs. passed An slog. O. thc acst;.
Of \ Lincoln, by :. /. lhogna', q
l, is all up in It>lc, by Tucker, e
I'm loncer siuc, he Ief, ne. M.Kc I.r s.
Ic Or yay down. In EynnsyIyani& Hans seAntt 81
l,ov, 50 mur' to tel. j. K IT, mss, :,
1T him rest rs1,4. t. TIE late Stephen =. Tos-
ter, and c,tbv4,i,cd with his Naencss, - Hynry
"lncIc& Is beautiful" word, by i3oreieaus, COMIC
Lost .? 9o i <. tn, and snorr, by 81
!1:.e hsss$ go.:sE IN. ii: ~, 1yr f1;r, 8
hind you that, rs J, II. ;fcNau,bt,4 8,
M'o1lsh' with thee, by Il Mey,sr, 8.
%o osts M oS;;s' = sa asss Sc
Iusc On the WIZ Drtt by G ". Clever, s.
Zsxsr 4:e"n MY Joys can Change by1. I. Thomas .
TEL m", l: tyt"'"s ling ,' ; BY o, H. er2n ~ 80
Tsus ne 81 in ar ornot at all, Words by repnyson,
Be thou forsvsr raine, BY H. MiIlqrd, IS
reau::fo dreamer, ItorF,.i:aGrl BY Winner, s.
"ss"S h :" sy :.s y + Il iss Tss"'' g
Cah"vcroU5 Zones, comic, by George Dowdrym 50
cam call Ter mother, ty Chamberlain 81
Jennie lives but for thee, by j. M,hen so
Kissing the sly. by J. i. h"vAcr 20
Hiss he fathar, ere die, by Wal1er 81
Barry NE in the sunshine, by Ii. Willard 20
Angel chi'd. by ". II. Burr 80
Beautiful couh, by Arocie 30
Striking lie. sung ny Dan Bryant, \. y Tr3mc: so
i<&TLTMENrAL-NEW NALTZES
LAriits, by \. Ardis 90
heil~s OF Brooklyn, BY George William Warren 90
Nalita q. and Es1ae by Ing Ktttcner. 30
F.u.t by I'll Orsten 80
Ylo"inr streaTo'e, hy Gu. Wells IS
Faust, hy { orge William Warren 2;
Harvest home, ny Jean MAINS 50
Hearts ache, BY William Il. Allan 80
la. hY Jeans Nanns so
Kiss, fy L. hriits, co
Kiss, brilliantly arranged by y. N,ttener e.
"iRCHER AND QUiCKsTEPs.
Lincoln Funeral march 80
f1ncral march from Don Sebastian, by Gu FradeI 30
March IloMgrotse, byH. WoIjcnnauNt 90
march TriOmp.alc. by Dr.. pcrraheaG 30
march Muateuegrne, by Mayhcr 40
VARIATIONS
Beautiful dreamer, by A. LauDiach 60
Call me not back from the echoless shore s0
Dear mother I've come home to die, by g Grobe On
Lanigan's ball, by Baumach 90
Send for Illustrated price list Of Instruments and Cath
logue OF New aiu ic. Address order, to
o. J. VII lard,
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer
nSv7 No 547 Broadway New York
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-08

Summer ars traitors, aud Forney is dead
,uck," they shall have no office for l am
Tailor.
IL Bat a certain righteous man called Alex
ander Stephens is in favor of my Policy" and
he must be admitted into Congress.
ID. And furthermore. be it known unto you,
that have a son-in-law who was Jefhe's
Judge, and he is Senator from Tennessee.
49, And if he is not admitted the mighty
Tailor will make the earth to quake. for his
lord is the lord of the lash. and he has broken
up this nation once and can do it again.
20.sHerily I say unto thee. when thou pray
est pray FOR "My Policy
81 And if the test oath be not repealed.
will take another close fit.
22 Ye are besotten Of My Policy and
had almost forgotten to mention that | was {
Tailor.
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8 And Moses spoke unto Nallandig .
ham in sorrowful tone, saying, RE
main in the wilderness until October.
for l am coming"
4 And when thou shalt hear the voice
of mighty tailor in the wilderness,
crying, dead duck then thou shalt
know that we journey for another
country and thou shalt 90 before
s. And it came to pass in those days
there was great rebellion. and elmer
and Vallandigham strove to see which
could do the most for the dirty rag with
one star
9 And vallandigham was a mighty
man and he worked in the lead, and as
they pulled together Moses struck eli
mer, to make him pull the harder.
10. And it came to pass, that as he
pulled he tore his close nj and his naked
treason cursed carcass became great
stencil in the land.
H. And waking up from their slum
bers and seeing they were naked, they
said unto each other, let US do as Jeffie
did; put on petty coats, and perhaps we
can hide.
II But the people said unto Climer,
the fee of that hundred thousand that
carried Valandigham out, are at the
door and shall soon carry thee out unto
foreign land where Moses can repair
the close fit, for he is Tailor.
CHATTER VIII.
l. And it came to pass as the children
of Israel journcyed in the wilderness
they came into great city called New
Orleans, and the Butternuts stood at the
corners of tle streets with arrows II
their hands, and Moses stood aiar Oh
and watched them murder his people
9 And when the last one was driver
out of the city. Moses laughed like :
Tailor.
g. And spake unto the mnraerers will
wings of lightning saying do more
Aaron's rod shall comfort you.
I. But the people when they saw Mo
ses was bound for Egypt called him t
Judgment.
). And in the curiosities Of incl
Sans house, there was striped coat o
female attire.
6 Now this was the same in whicl
Davis hid from the sight of Uncle Sam,
men.
, I. And the people placed this carmen
2 unon Moses, even as the Lord had com
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HAPPIER VII.

|. Now there was certain thing called
elmer. and he had been climbing for
many years to get to be tall among
traitors
,. Nallandigham and elmer had a
dispute as to which should be greatest
irthe kingdom of Jefffe
5 And Jeffie said unto them, shame !,
Why qnarrel in such large country !?
and elmer into the East, and l will
make you both rulers.
5. And the people heard the evil
words of Jeffie, and they threw Vallan-
digham one hundred nousaad miles into
utter darkness.