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senator Hereford Buildozed by
Two OF His Constituents.

Wetntelna CafEep9Sosnss o. we SnAtIss'n
C0II,F -r,
Hereford .tops at The National; so
upon particular occasion did his con-
s,ituents-Alex. Campbell, Of Brooke
county, and J. ". Gallsghar, Of Marshall
county. As In politeneis bound, the Sen.
ator invited these gentlemen 10 dine at
his table. Being gueIts Of the same hotel,
they could not very we'll be his guests
specially without special provision TO
that effect In the shape Of champagne,
etc. They diued sumpluously. The same
bill Of fare, the same attention, aud the
same ware and linen as at thsir own
table, Would The Senatorial prssencs
at the meal, and the subsequent privilege
Of picking their teeth In Senatorial
society make the only difference? Ali
There was the dessert yet to come, and
with the desiert the popping Of sorks
would be heard, and tho rosy wine would
be quSfFed.
Judge Ferguson hero put in an sp.
pearsnee--Fefguson, Of West Virginia,
stopping also ut tho National. Having
dinrd at another table, be had dropped
into chair BY the Senatorial side for a
little chat. His prominence as politi.
clan commanded respect, but his might.
ness as "Murphy" checked and chilled
the Aow Of hospitality. In few swk.
ward moments lhe Ruests took in the cit.
uatiop. Hereford had weakened before
the apostle OF righteousness, temperance
and judgment 10 come; and the dinner
cloaed with no vinous e1halation
As Campbell, few moments later In
the otiee OF the National, detailed the mat.
ter TO the clerk, who took in the richness
Of the affair from bis place behind the
regi.ler, Gallagher said 10 him in his usual
candid style,
'Aleet, what does Hereford mean by
inviting rs to dine At his table on the
same fare We get at our oWnS Looks
Ike entertaining Us ut our own expense,
doesn'tilP
"Wsll,P replied Campbell, "he would
have done 4 little better for ~, I expect,
II Ferguson hadn't come along
1.-THE dir exclaimed Gallagher, "you
don't mean that this Senator you and the
RSdleal party manufactured, can be bull.
doSed BY that Internal old Kentucky car.
pst.bsgger p
around, and discovered Hereford and
Ferguson not yard away, aud within
hearing Of every word that had passed
There was q grand tablsau, which was
wound up by the Senator taking Camp
bell BY the elbow, conveying him into .
q corner, and explaining, with profuie
regrets, that ont Of respect for JudgO
Ferguson, he had been compelled to fore.
70 The wine at dinner, and hoped no
would explain and spOlogiis to Gala
EAsrl
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TUESDAY, tho 2sth day Of March, 1873,

TUESDAY, The 18TH day Of MAFch' ISs
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, At the FRONT
DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE OF PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 70 boll 10
the highest and best bidder the following described
real estate, or 70 much thereof n may Be necessary
TO pay the debt secured by said deed Of trust, and
the sccfutd interest thereon, and the expenses Of
sale, including the trustees commissions, that Is 10
say: The iolIoving real eAtAte and property, stu
ated 10 Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
ion Il Threa Eoiks creek, known q the
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NEM ApYERTIsEMENTs.

DooR-KREpING.- Donpgcd Books reetthedi
oPenei q oloIId b. tt0 Subtcfiber. lniormEion
ehtsinst IN b1Iinfll Fegatded - eonhdsnunl'
ChlTRea reasonable. HARRY CALDWELL,
felssAW No. ms Ghhpline st
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rRUsTEE's SALE
HNRUSIEES SALE
GIades Iron Works.
Preston County, West Virginia.

By virte Of deed OF trust made By Abnu Evans,
Jr, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated tho 10Th day
Of December. 1876, and Of record among The land
records Of Preston county, West Virginia. In Trust
DEED Book No. 50, PIP. SIS s26 and S27, win on
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eLADEs IRON WORKS,

including the town OF 6lAdeayille, and eight hun.
dred and City acres OF coal and iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries thereof
can be fully known BY reference 10 the owing
deeds conveying the sid land 70 George HardmanI
oil Of which are re orded In the once Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West VIZ
RinIA, to.Wit: deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 28sk acres, the other g2 aer' and two
poles, from g. A. and Agnes a.idelbeig 70 @id
18th, 1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. 70 pages
26e-7; deed for IiS% Atr,s from W. II. heldel !:
besg 10 aid HIdmlD, dAied May 18th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 20, pSge 26ii deed
irom Harmon and Martha A. Tricket 70 tho said
land both containing 62f AeIes, dated June 10th,
1870, and recorded 10 Deed Book No. IS, pages
PA, and deed from John B. SherrHrd and Others
10 aid HArdman, dated May 18th, 1874, and re-
corded 10 Deed BOOK No; y, page and J; d. %
from Margaret, George B. James " Julis A. and
Earah 4 Jackson 70 Eid George Hardman Tor one
acre, dated March 18th, 1872 and recorded Ia Deed
Book No. IS, pages f34-6; a deed from VIM. B. and
c. Brown 70 said Hartman for Two acres and -
perehes, dated March 9Th, 1914, and recorded In
Cyrus and Nancy J. Linton to sid Hardnan for
u acres and * peiches, dated June nth, 1874,
and recorded IN Deed Book No. A. pages IS and 10;
died from Bueknsr md Rebeeea Fairfax TO sid
and recorded In Deed Book No. a, PAGES % and III
and q deed from John x. and Mary Z. MillneF L
The Sald HardmAn for four tract. Of land, sggre
eating Ss3 acres, dated March 18th, 1874 and re
corded 10 Deed Book No. u, RACES 2, and I.
The whole containing In the aggregate Al least $50
acres, with all the Improvements and appurtS-
names thereto IN any wise belon. log, including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the same prop
Orty conveyed 70 Thomas \. Candy and George IL.
Miller, trustees, for the said George HaTdman and
wife, By mortgige deed dated November lst, 1874,
and recorded In Book No, 20, pages 30 and q, In
The once Of sid County Clerk Of said Preston
county, being the sauo property conveyed to the
laid GbneT EvlpS, Jr., BY Hannibal FoFbes, sPe-
eial Commissioner, and deed Il Of record among the
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TIRNs or sALH-On0.th third Of the purchase
money, or sueh greater amount thereof rs the pur-
chaser may elect to pay, cash In hand the residue
day Of nile, and the deferred payments % b So
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
JASPER Y. MOORE, Trustee.
BY HANNIBAL foRBEs, Attorney.
fa7a thll
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llIEIl.

GgEYE.-Atths resldsuee Of bis son.in.lAw, J
c. Vau FO.sen, al Niles, Ohio, on Friday, Mach
1873, III. J0ns u. eRKKS, IN the 7ith year Of ~
GIe.
Faueral from bl, laIO rssldsnes, corner Of Mali
and Third .t,OOtS, on sunday afternoon at2 o'slseE
Friend, Of the family are invited. Iniesmsns a
Greenwood ceustGEy.
MAcLAEE.-AtC Cincinnati, Ohio, on Monday
FebruIfy y, IsIA Of CouIump tiou, WISELY B
n eLASB. sisd Il yen aud months yo1ng's
son q David AaeIus fora eriy editor Of the wheel
Ing DSily Argus.
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T7ALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE.

IwiIl oaer at public tals, on thS premises, on
SATURDAY, March l6tht q II 9s9sk ~ a n, ~. one
Honse and 10 acres Of land, situated u Uhio eoun
~. NJ. Va, OF, The National Rosd at Valley Grove.
This property q we'll situated and well improved:
The hGuic q q good one, with .eyen rooms s ooda
well Al mover falling water at tho door, and Rood
irStne sable, L well situated for Doctor, or
one wanting dairy or gaIdeg, or 70 keep paelie
house The trains stop In front Of the honse
II not Sold Il will DO for rent Terms easy 70 SUI
ntfrhaSer. For further information addIesI
JAS, ANDERSON,
Eeas-dArv WeAt Alexander, Pa
DOR SALE
Elshty choice Building IOsSon wheeling Island
Price from $40 TO 5000 each. Only one tiAth o.
he purchase money required In eaSh., The residue
may b paid annually In ave equal insiallmenu
"' XppIy 70 JOHN P. GlLcHRIsT,
at9 At Top MIL.
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BES. MAcAuLEY.-Mr. Macauley, at the
Opera House last night, in his new CONF
edy entitled "a Messenger from Jarvis
Section" drew o fair house, but not equal
to that to which the company and play
entitle him. The leading characters OF
the play are the following: Uncle Dan1,''
the hero OF the play, most ably, MS well as
naturally represented by MIR. Macauley;
"Clip OF Keppler's," q rough diamond,
whose frolicsome and joyous nature ismost
admirably delincated by Miss Kate Wilson:
Gertrude Bartlett" the heroine, who in
Miss Fannie Gould found m excellent
representative: "keppler," a~saloon keeper
OF undoubted Teutonic origin, by Dir. $. X.
Reed, was capitally rendered. .
There is in this play q fund OF genuine
humor blended with, at times, n strain OF
pathos rarely met Within modern dramatic
creations. Mr.. Macauley, in his concep-
ton OF the character OF "Uncle Danl,"
created the part, and made 1t one that
necessarily must be like "Davy Crockett
one that will long retain possession of the
boards. The play, as q whole, is much
above the average American production,
and shows q touch of nature that is whole
some in It's tendencies, Us well as possessed
OF dramatic situations OF sufficient power
TO hold an audience from the commence
ment 10 the fall OF the curtain.
The play will be repeated at the matinee
this afternoon, and again tonight, which
will close the engagement.
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ERsr WAN

oCRArIGMEETiSGiSTWEiR FIRST WARD.
There wa a gathering of the unwashed
and uhtetrffed at the Yigilant Engine
House. In the First Ward. last night. The
meeting had been literally advertised In
the organ Of the party, and some OF the
bows were sent up TO whooP up things,and
capture Washington district witha huFrah.
The crowd was simply immense-that
STAYED away from the meeting. II is esti-
mated that there were fully forty people
in the hall, huta lightning calculator who
happened to drop in for a moment, and
who Is d gentleman Of undoubted yeracity,
places the number actual count at thirty
seven, including the chairman, speakers,
two policemen and thS attaches OF the en-.
CINE house: B.
That veteran statesman and gas trustee,
Mr.. J. &. Smith, was chosen chairman OF
the meeting, and presided over the great
o%utpouring OF the Democracy with that
ease and dignity born Of long service in
the Second Branch OF the City Council. II
was a thrilling period in the life ofthe can
didate for the State Senate, Mr.. 10. Woods,
when he was called upon to face such .
multitude OF his brethren, But II JOS
heart quivered with excitement was not
%perceptible 10 the naked eye, and he
braced himself up manfully againt q desk
and sat reso.utely to work.
10. talked Until 1t began to look as
thoughthe Chairman would be left to put
out the lights, the thin audience growing
painfully and %perceptibly thinner, and in
the absence Of Cousin John Hanson Good,
who had been announced to speak, Mr.,
H. R. Ferguson was hastily called forward,
and the scenes shifted, in the hope that o
new face might serve Us an attraction to
stem the tide which was flowing silently
but surely down the stairway and up street
a short distance to u saloon,
The rusc was only partially successful,
the bar proving the greater attraction OF
the two, and 50 in a few moments the cur
tain was rung down oil the second act.
The curtain rose, in the third and last act,
upon the young eagle OF Ohio, Jono Pen
dfeton, whose touching illusions to YAM
pyres and %vultures, anacondas and boa
constructors, brought wildly to the minds
OF some OF the Oldest topers present some
OF the most interesting periods OF their
existence.
When Johno was through the few re.
naming Of the faithful were dismissed
with a benediction, which, albeit, 1t was
silent, was no doubt an exceedingly pow.
erful one, and the three representatives OF
the young Democracy silently turned
their steps homeward.
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rum chIi,tlan UnIoa, AJagust ga,gisTs,

From chriitian UaIos, August 2asis7s. ~
ErKR since Dr.. WIN. n. Giles Of 4bl
Sixth avenue, extehdeda frank Invitation
to owners of lame horses TO bring their
equine property roundto his place OF bus:
iness for free treatment, the corner OF
Twenty-seVenth street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble a horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which If thus thrust
upon the curious attention Of his neigh
bors, Is based on his earnest belief in his
Lodide Ammonia Lintmenl, which is now
preferred to all others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men Of the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised TO try GiaI'
Imminent, and are gratifed to say 1t acted
like a charm. About TIVE inches of bone
came away, the sore healed up. and the
lameness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. Henry WARD BEEcHER.
LYMAN ABBOTT, Editors.
Logan, List & Co., Agents.
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LIVER Is KIxG.-The Liver is the imperial
organ OF the whole human system, as il col
trolls the life, health and happiness Of man:
kinds OF ailments are The natural result. The
digestion OF food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver. 1t has been sue
c~esfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unequaled in curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu-
merous symptoms that result from an un-
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to Try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses viii prove that 1t is Just what you want.
eodsw
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PERSONAL MExrIox.-City Receiver Day
yesterday returned from u short visit
among old friends ut Morgantown and
Waynesburg.
Pfof. Henry Louis Baugher, who reaches
the city by the p. W. & Ky. Road tonight,
was in connection with the English Luth-
eran Mission here in 1896. He has many
warm friends in Wheeling, having preach
cd here during the time in that year when
Rev. Barnitz was absent collecting for
church lot.
Mr., Ben. Macauley, the comedian, is
stopping at the Mcclure.
Count de Zaba returned from Washing
ton, Pa, last evening, and has rooms at the
Mcclure.
Harry List aud family, who have been
visiting relatives in Lafayette county, Mo-,
returned home yesterday. aa
aCapt Cias. II: Booth returned yesterday
evening from Galesburg, H., where he
had been spending some time with his son,
who resides on u farm neal that place.
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RELIGIOUS SoTEs.-The Marshall County
Sunday School Association will meet on
Wednesday next, October I'd, at Roberts
Ridge.
Tomorrow will be international Lesson
Review Day throughout the world.
Sacramento and confirmation services
will he celebrated at the 10th Street Eng
lish Lutheran Church to morrow, Rev.
Prot. Baugher, OF Gettysburg, editor OF the
Gettysburg Sunday School Teacher, assisting
the pastor. -
The International Sunday School Lesson
Committee held a very harmonious session
in Cincinnati this week, and adjourned on
Thursday night.
The annual missionary anniversary OF
the Fourth Street N. E. Sabbath School
will be celebrated with appropriate exer-
cises at the church tomorrow evening.
The exercises will consist of short ad-
dresses, Rotations and songs by the
scholars, etc.
Rev. Frankel, pastor Of the German
Prot. Church at Pomeroy, O., is IN the
city, visiting his friends, Revs. Carl Helm
rich and Ed. Voss. He will preach to-
morrow morning in St Paul's Prot.
Church, In South Wheeling, and in the
evening at St. Johns Prot. Church, corner
Of Market and 18th streets.
At the St. Johns German Protestant
Church tomorrow morning, the annual
harvest Thanksgiving services will be held.
The church will be decorated with flow
and fruit in honor OF this festival. RI
e. voss will preach Of Isaiah XII, 0: tine
voice said: Cryw and give answer TO the
question, "What the sheaves OH the field
are crying to us?" After the sermonlthe
Lords supper will be administered. The
evening services in the above named
church will be held by Rev. FfankeL oil
Pomeroy, Ohio, ,
: Confirmation services OF the Reformed
Episcopal Church will be held tomorrow
in the Second Presbyterian Church, South
Side, by Bishop Samuel Fallows, D. d.
See notice at head OF local column.
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CHARGED WlrH THE LARCENY OF A
SArcuIL.-A colored man named Jordan
Banks was before Justice VIM. Phillips
yesterday, to answer a charge Of stealing
asatchel from the residence Of Geo. W.
LETTERS, Esq. The satchel was taken on.
Thursday evening, and Banks, who was
Immediately s%uspicioned Us the thief, was
traced to Steubenville, where he was ar
rested by Mayor Irwin, by request OF Jus.
tice Phillips, who ~telegraphed him to do.
20. Yesterday Constable Martin went up
and brought the fellow down, and took
him before the Justice for an examination,
which resulted in his being committed to
Jail in default OF Sl0o bail TO answer the
charge. The stolen property was recover.
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River feet 0inches, and falling. Wealth
er clear, cool and pleasant. -,
The Science departed for Parkerburg at
l0l o'clock. 10
The local packets were at hand on regui,
lar time. 's,
The Hudson had not arrived at dark,
but win doubtless be on hand in time ID
make her departure at her advertised
hour. I'D ,.
The ". P. Thompson, for Cincinnati,
will arrive this morning.
The o'Neal will not attempt another trip
to Pittsburgh until there is more water, 3,
The Telephone turned back from Ports
mouth with a burned boiler.
.f- lBy Telegraph .llr.H
PITTSBURGH, September q. River L foot
9 inches and stationary. Weather clear
and cool. .5- If -. rr, al ~
CNclSSATI, September 27.-River 0 feet
s inches and falling. Arrived: Thompson
and Salt Valley Departed: Andes md j.
v. Gatf. Weather COOL. % .'1t H..
SEw ORLEANS, September 27.-No arti-
walls or departures. Weather warm and
cloudy; light rain this evening. ~
CAiRo, September. 81 Arriypd,i James
Gilmore, Pittsburgh; Fort ads, st. Louis;
Desmet, Paducah; Jos. Kinney. st. Louis.
Departed-James Gilmore and Desmet, St,
Louis. River Is feet and falling. Weather
cloudy. 'r' ar 177.''.l gao = =
NASHVILLE, September 81 River falling,
with ten inches on shoals. aE s'.i .
ST. LOUIS, September 27.-River fallen
one inch; nine feet four inches above low
water, five feet six inches to Cairo. Cool
and cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, September 27.-Riyer fall,
ing. Weather cool and cloudy. 4
+. LOUISVILLE, September 81. Weather
partly cloudy and cool. River Z feet aud
falling. s.r .,b 8. Hira
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- LITTLE ExcIrEMExr.-Mr. Oscar Ma
ley, q drayman, came near losing d valu-
able horse yesterday. In turning his load-
cd dray near the head OF the steamer Tel
egram, the animal in some way got its feet
tangled in the line from the steamer, and
the dray pushing hard upon itcaused tito
pitch head foremost into the river. There
was a rush Of people TO the rescue and the
dray was soon unloadcd, and the horse,
whose head had been with difficulty held
above the water, was relieved from its
painful position, escaping with no serious
injury. Ian.
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GLOBE HorsE orESfSG.-The new Globe
House, at Bellaire, was formally opened to
the public last night with q grand ball un.
der the auspices Of Council No. Is, Junior
Order United American Mechanics. A
large crowd WASH attendance, the neighbor.
ing towns being well represented, and the
ball was in every way q grand success.
Cockayne's full orchestra OF seven pieces
furnished the music, and the supper was
in charge OF a committee OF the lodge,
which is sufficient to say that both music
and refreshments were Of q superiororder'
We understand that 4 number OF our
young folks were present and participated
in the festivities Of the OCCASION rrbii
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"TnE FIRST DOSE GryEs RELIEE."-The dis
tressing cough, which threatened serious re-
suits, Is quickly cured before developing a
fatal pulmonary, affection, For all throat,
chial affections Hopping Cough, Liver Com
plant Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy Is 50
prompt and effectual as'.Dr. Swayne's Com.
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
~ have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and It has proved to be very re-
liable and effieacious in the treatment OF Sc
we're and long standing coughs. l know of
two patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for Its use I consider would not now
ha LIVING
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From wilkes Spirit Of the TINES, Dec. s, is77. a
A. B. c., MicH.-What should be done
10 reduce an enlargement OF tendon Of
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing It while trotting. 1t is sound
now, l think. TWAS fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. AHsirer.-
Clip off the hair, and apply Giles Limimtrt
L0dide Ammonia twice q day, until it irri.
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t is the only remedy
that will permanently remove a chronic
enlargement Of this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 451 Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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BEllAIRE, LocAlS-The State Tobacco
( Warehouse Is o monumental building. ~
Commentaries the folly and Ignorance oil
the legislature that passed the law author
king its erection. -
! ,R. T.. King presents quite o nobby ap-
pearance in his new store room. .b
T jackson Myers is putting a new roof on
the store room and dwellingnow occupied
by Mr.. Morrison.
The new wharfboat will put In an Ap-
pearanCc next Monday.
Mr. Alex. Anderson and Miss Marietta
Leasure on last Wednesday evening com.
mitted matrimony. The Rev. Mr.. Castor
OBLIGATED.
The Baron Cadets got four new members
on the night before last.
Butter and eggs arc remarkably scarce
in our midst. The miserable compound,
called butter, for want Of u better name,
has now taken the place Of the genuine
article.
The boy who chews, smokes, and drinks,
in order 10 be considered aman, will never
be man. We have no room in Bellaire
for any more of this kind of boys.
The supply Of babies is very large in
our city at this time, but the supply does
not exceed the demand.
Mr.. Charles Gill returned home on
Thursday, having been absent three
months on a trip for the Belmont Glass
Works. He has proven himself q first
class salesman.
Arrangements have been made to have
the street cars on both sides OF the river,
aud also Benson's Ferry, run on Monday
night until after the close Of the Thurman
meeting here.
Rev. /. j.. Spencer, formerly Of this city,
but now located at Baltimore, will preach,
morning and evening" tomorrow in the
Christian. Church.
Jake Kemple, the humorist, of your
city, will deliver one OF his celebrated lee
lures tonight. The personal eccentrici-
ties OF some OF our Bellairc people will be
his subject. Go in old fellow, but select
men less than yourself or you may get into
trouble. Will