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AYERS CAFHARTIc PILLS.

VIE sciences of Chemistry Medicine have been taxed
uier utmost to produce this best, perfect Iarga-
Wheh Is known to man. proofs shown
mat These PILLS have virtues which surpasH tile
ordinary medicines that they win ~,
on the esteem of all safe and pleasant 10
axe 0nt powerful to cure Their penetrating properties
STIMULATE the Vital activities OF the body, remove the OBJ
suctions OF its and eSDe disease
Ihey purge out the foul humors which breed and grow
temper stimulate sluggish dsorered organs into their
nanraI acton and impart healthy with to the
not only do they the everyday
plants OF every body but also formidable and
diseases that have bRled the OF human skill While
they produce powerful Effects they are the same time in
doses, the safest TINT can be en-
poyeu Tor children Being they pleasant
to take; and being purely Vegetable are any risk
OF har Cures have been made which surpass belief were
by Of position aud
US 10 forbid the suspicion OF untru. emf
and physicians to
NY TO the public the reliability my remedies while others
have sent me the assurance conviction that
paratons contribute immensely the relief of my afflicted
suffering fellow-men.
The below named IL nIeosed IN furnish rro,;s ,
american Almanac continuing directions for their use
plaints:- = 49, "s N"''
Costlveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Dropsv
LhdgesIn Morbid inacton Of the Bowels main arising
herefrom, Fiaulency, Loss Appetite all Uiceros and
SutAneous Diseases, which require Medicine
ScIoua or Kings EVIL They also, by purifying
you'd notbe supposed they reach such as Deafness
Partial blindness Neuralgia and Nervous Irrtabity
engagements OF the Liver and Kidneys out and other kim
structiOus OF its functions. - "
Do not be put OF by with some other
pi tey make more profit Ask for AYERS PILLS. and
Es nohing else No other they give you compares
with this in its intrinsic vau, or curative powers The
sick want the best aid them and they should
have 1t. $3.50 N' 7NtN
Prepared by
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Ana the various HaeStons consequent disordered
1STOlHdCH or LIVER.
Such as INDIGESTION Ac.y stomach oolicly Palms
Loss OF APpet.te Dependency, Costiveness
Nepragtc Affections, has in numeroSs insSpe pr
highly beneficial and in others effected decided cure
TINS - purely vegetable compound prepared on strictly
SSientihc principles, after the manner Of the celebrated
Of the European States It's introdueton ntS th
United States intended for those Of
mighty country Meeting h great success among thein
ed az 1Ts .
IT'S TO those persons whose con-
situations may have been Impaired by continuous use Of
ardent spirits other forms dissipation GeneraiIy Ina
in Effect 4 finds its directly seat of
Foons spirit and In fact nfu<ing life vIgor to
CAuTIoNI
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations, which the public guard against IN
purchasing Be thing else until yon
tie wiz convince you how Infinitely superior ii to athsse
WHAT IT Is DOING FOR TIE SICK.
Nm sShuenan ESQ., the well known photographer
ind II Invariably relieves indigestion and debility
Rev samuel BahcocL says: 81 found special relief from
e s for severe headache with which had long
W. woodwelI, Esq, says: Al have used fperfaves
ing sit \ to be Just what 1t is represented
Aa Jonathan Nicely Of Lower St. Clair, says have
great benefit from its use for weakness the so
failed Boerhnyes Holland Bters removed the pain from
my r ne st and side arising from ndlgestIOn.
o1 1s es pyscians In the place had faea BOerhaves
oil the form
ETancis Felix only manufacturer the oriyna EStrac.
Of Cohse SAYS: Il know that your Holland itters Is one
or liver" 80 " s'eu stomach
Dr. Lud wig editor of the Packet baltimore
II a medicine deserving the confidence public
Dr. Eheriart, the leading German physcIan OF Penna
mas frequently during the three years with
gans, or Of the system generally "
the managsr Of the allous Vinegar Factory says: used
myself and wa, therefore induced cect upon
my WIFE, (rouble with the debility common to ali Of
habit and really 1t IS doing her more good
IN anything she has taken" e
NOTICE.-WhOevere expects to find In This bavaro,o vii,
be dsapnoined but to the sick weak and Iov, S,,
will prove grateful aromatic cordial uossesse Of sSn
lar remedial properties. - " ''''su-
propretors, W. y '''e sue
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co,
Manufacturing PharmaceutistS and Chemists
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
g. II - -

- -
HEMPFIELO RAILROAD.
WHEELING STATION, Sept Goth, 1856.
and after Saturday, September 9Th, until urther
notice there will be daily trains leave this Station
Tor Ciaysvle and all intermediate stations follows:
Mail train. ......... .........!.....atq II a. NJ
Accommodation train ..............at 5 ~ L, NJ
RETURNING leave CaysvIlle VIA
9iAlI -. +. NJ
AcS2hItnouatot train :...-at y. NJ.
The Mall train connects with Coaches CIaySYiIe
Washington, Cannonsburg and Pittsburgh The Accommo-
daton train, with Omnibusses for Washington.
ThEuu III tickets the aIa train he had tire Stage
0ce un the MeIure House. Way tickets tie Depot,
FOrsyt's Warehouse.
No accommodation will be run on Sunday.
sep2I L h. PEESEL, AGENT.
OFFICE TRANSPORTATION MENPFIELD r. r.
WHEELING, Sept 81. 1856.
lie above road uow and ready TO transfer freight
and passengers from Wheeling to Claysvie and all In
Freight reeepted through Washington Depot FOrsyths
Warehouse. U. b.. PEIRSEL,
Agent,
LINZ
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IN CHNNrEPY

IN CIANCEih1.
" IRGISI AT Rulrs held In the Clerks ONCE M
the Circuit Court OF Ohio euuny the month Of octo
Der 1856 = W - N'
Henry lIobltz.n complainant
against
Franklin DcIIass defendant
The object of this subject the fDIowy
estate belonging to the defendant II wit-1Ot No. IL in
Soitn Mhstng u part Of the City OF MheerE) plan
Of lots laid out by John Mcclure, the Com.
plaants claim against the said defendant of $lOD with
Of suit. F ~
And the said defendant having entered his appear.
lnce and 1t appearing by affidavit Hied in the cause
that he Is not Resident of the State of virsniaon motion
'he P"nt by his attorneys Is ordered that he appear
order and do what may be protect inter
est In this suit and that copy this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper Published city Wheel
Ing for four successive weeks and posted of
the court house OF Ohio county, the first day the next
County Court.
ACopy-Tcste ALoNzo LORISG
Clerk.
lttSoO sol. toT coWpEl
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ConauInptioIr

We might add volumes of evidence, hut The GENUINE.
of the virtues of this remedy in Its effects
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CRoup, wroop1SG coI,e,1 Ivr,,.rxz,

CR0uP, wIIOoPING CoUGlG INFLrENzA.
p sfRTSsEIEi.p, Miss, Feb. 4, 1856.
bkoIhAs ArSR; Eichesrfuy certify your PSC1oRAL is
Det remedy we possess for the the WhoOpiag
Sr2sp and The cest diseases of children. ii
an the Sout
mend Selr medicine to people.
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.

Observation-Disclosures AGE
Fonr magnificent line EnSTavIngs.
FROM the Originals at the SPlNGLER INSTITUTE for
Young LddtEs. GORHGN d. AHDoTr, Prncipai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13

Probably remedy has ever been known which cur
ed SO many and such dangerous as this Some no hu
man aid could reach but to those the CuEanY pRcro
RAL affords relief and comfort
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13

BIC FIGURES 1t is reported that amount Of
BUSINESS paper maturing at the banks in New
lork between the first and 25th ult. is yortg-
eight millions Of dollars. - : ',e ~.
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\ Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE

MIS- young gentleman living In our mi,ls.-tbose
WIN" know iin win bear testimony that suGrrngs and
cure are no e1ggeraon Some of the pieces bone NAV
De seen by calling at 80 Baltimore Stockholders are in his
possession Let the sceptlcal hmhe will TESTIFY tat
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
AA.l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
DIED.

In Philadelphia the 18th of Dec 1853 Mrs VIRGISIF T.
OWN wife of Stephen ID. Bowen of Nelson county Va
Mrs had abored under painful disease for more than
years. and after submitting to thorough medical treat
,en determined to Philadelphia with the hope that
operation would relieve her Tho dangers and dit
es of the operation had been frequently and truthfuy
ned her by her attending physician were the
--e ms Of philadelphia iatterng less candid with
Ter as to the result still with determination and courage that
everything for the sake of her husband and child she
ecied to risk all on the chances of the operation.
result melancholy she sank in about an hour
liter its completion. g.,
Mrs Il was the of only fine manly little
Nv sorc fourteen years in whom her hopes of hap
scaIe conferred and to live for whom she was willing
Ia kr any ,rtllv sHcrafee. or brave any danger
M Sr;cr his t,ce lad frequent conversations win
l. an the subject declining health and her greatest
teced be TO live to superntend her sons educaton
a., tar as a mothers unremtug and attention could
rnsrs upon his and plastic character such SOUND
1cgcs morality and virtue. would serve as shield
him. against the concentrations incident TO
lnhood and a immediate contact with the world
smoke affectionatey of her husband and
70 a united and happy one Mrs b. the daughter of
WIN. r. Roane Of Amherst, highly respectable and wen
and leaves large circle of friends and relations
AoUrn her untimely loss
r mark cheerfuness and ladyke manners attach
aai won sympathes of all who made her acquaintance
Il member of church, but her friends nave
that she prepared for the last great change
the commencement ofthe operation she was asked
aud she replied natural consequence she dreaded
bu that threw herself entirely upon her God who was
Ne and would do all things we'll
Speak then thou voice of God within,
Thou of the deep low tone
Answer us, through life's restless diu
Where hath her spirit hownt
Be cam our thoughts. he still,
Enough to know is given
Clouds, winds, and stars their part fulfil,
Ours Is to trus; in Heaven
y Richmond Wing requested TO copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
Rsioisings in Massachusetts, orer the sitetion Of

RsJoicings in Massachusetts orer The election o.
Banks for Speaker.
Mr.. Banks friends were !nhilant in Wnltham.
his place of residence. says tho Boston Post.
when the news of his election was received on
Saturday. party of young men ran through
the min street, shouting: Wake up, wake
up our MATS elected Speaker Hurrah hur-
rah" Shortly afterwards the bells were set to
ringing and guns were fred and there appear
ed to be general congraiulaton among the citi-
zens that their town had been So highly honored.
Mrs. Banks illuminated her house, but tismis sed
those who called TO congratulate her. by inform
ing them that she was attending upon her sick
mother. AT the residence of his parents aud sis
tiers the crowd gave nine cheers. Rev Mr. Fos-
ter was called out in his night shirt quoted
Shakespeare said he saw the outstretched arm
OF Almighty power staying the tide ofoppression
aud the old ''iireshp OF slavery stranded on tho
hrm Banks of Massachusetts - and fancied also
that he saw Banks suffering the backbone of
the north.
In Boston, at noon, on Monday, a salute of
io3 guns-the number of votes Mr.. Banks re-
ceived-was fired in honor of the victory. At
Charlestown the Bunker Hill Republican Club
Illuminated all the windows of their head quar-
ters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
Aid 6r the NorEoik Orphans.

The Rev. j. Stockbridge, Chaplain of the T.
nited States ship Savannah writes friend I'M
der date Rio de Janeiro, Dec. Is, 1865, as fol-
lows:
I'VE have read with a painful interest the
details of deahs's doings at Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Va, during the past summer and Autumn
and our sympahies have been particularly en-
listed in behalf of the poor little children who
have been made orphans by the yellow fever
The officers and crew of this frigate have just
raised, by subscription, for tho benefit of such
INDECENT orphans, the sun of 1859. and draft
for that amount will be forwarded to the Mayor
of Norfolk by the Sam Slick.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
Citp a10 &sa.r aHaltS.

xISeR.rEFuI MAS--Out of the disinterested kind
- i'm, rnablc cautioned the Salem Reeisr
6y ds IS since beware of the oolkihe having been
y Of IN which rendered him fair gain the offices
noted personage fell beneath his murderous
b Tse promptings of manly and generous heart would
% inpeed the object OF soictudc to his
rncs aud heartfelt acknowledgements for the kindness
me him BIT instead of that the ungratefu only
IN. TO do this, but actually makes unevil reply-sn
we are now reluctantly, compelled add the charge of
,ti,uio that already innatcd We shall not,
= interest ourselves further in his behalf Jesse Uoimts
- 40 his worst with hun and will not MISUNDERSTANDING
oyn himself without the pale of our and sympathy
p,t,RoAp AccIDESr.-A negro engaged on the Va g.
rom Railroad severely injured at Salem, on Tuesday
:, y being caught between the platform His hip
~ were broken and is feared he some Internal
ourics which may prove fatal
MASONIC HALL continues a place of great resort and
ioven The chase and entertaining performances of the
AVON Troupe are increasing popularity and patronage
yoRroIK AFFAIRS Destructive Fre-On Sunday evening
nt O'Clock, the ship house, of Wide Water
ch streets occupied by Messrs Goodwin Digs
destroyed by 5000 insured $1,000 The Gus
house several times fire, from seri
as damage.
virginia stubbs daughter of exMayor stubbs burned
ath Monday by her clothes accidentally taking fire She
70 dve years old
NOV f,ll in Norfolk Sunday morning.
There are 100000 bushels of ahoat harbor
The steamer jamestown arrived at Norfolk o'clock Mon
I,r morning. 36 houis from New York.
poursaouTH-The Office of DIR Rich, in Portsmouth, was
,ered Friday night and 600 in money and the
mount in clothes taken off.
There has been enough this winter
Ia admit of sleigh riding
Mr. j. NJ Drewry, sheriff of Norfolk county, shot
Monday in Portsmouth negro who he had in
.ence The wound was but slight The negro
rested.
brick building owned by the estate of w. Bentral decd
p Middle ST., damaged the of $500 Monday
morning by fire
CoNDEMSED-Agnes negro woman belonging to the Rev
|p Rice, convicted on Thursday last by the County
of Augusta for attempting destroy the family Of DR.
by administering ground glass them in their bread
transportation beyond the limits of the Uni
ed States.
Edmund a slave of Mr. b. 4. Reid also sentenced
ansportaton, for firing Capt Jno A. Harmans stable The
curt allowed Mr. Reid 5000 tor him.
GETTING ScARCE.-Fuel is getting every day at
richmond and the river is tightly closed with ice 1t is i'm
ossible to get any anthracite coal from the North.
THICK IoEThe River is said to be 20 inches
.hick in some places.
Mr. w DUKE late of the Floyd Intelligencer has retired
from that paper having sold it to Mesrs Godby Wolff Py
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
Philadelphia Democrats Declared for Hon. J.
NJ. Buchanan.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 6.-Resolutions were re-
ported in the Democratic City Convention to-
day recommending the delegates to use all hon
orable means to secure the nomination of Mr..
Buchanan for the, Presidency, which we're adopt
cd almost unanimously those voting in the mega
tive wishing the resolutions stronger in their ex.
preston of preference for Mr.. Buchanan.
Much confusion was created by the announce
ment that the Know Nothing reporter of the
Times in the room and ought to be excluded.
A portion of the Convention favored forcibly
eiecting him. Others protested. but the report
er finally withdrew at the solicitation of his
friends thus ending the tumult. The candidates
for delegates to the State Convention took an
oath this morning that they were not and did not
intend to become members of any organization
prescribing citizens in consequence of their
birth place or religion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
Des,ructire Fire at augusta, Ga.

Auansto. On. SUNDAY night. by which. about IS
frame buildings were destroyed, Two of TIN.
Houses hurut were owned by A. Pizzln!' OF
Richmond f;% Virginia, and ono of them was cccu-
Mod as n store. The loss by the contlagation Is
not large but many of the tenents were poor per-
son-, and are thrown out homeless. A station
a,y engine in the city vas set to work and the
continuous streams poured from it soon rxtn-
guished the flames. S20,00c, 1t Is said' VIII COW
er the loss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09

Later from Hayti-No Revolution Expected
BY the arrival of the General Taylor, at New
York, on Wednesday, we have dates from Port
au Prince to the 9th of January. Faustln was
at Cape Haytien, and was shortly expected in
Port au Prince. The war upon the East was
considered at an end.
There has been quite number of military ex-
scutions in the army. Among others, Gen.
Toussaint and Gen. Canistre, of Jeremie, and Il
mother general from Aux tayes. The last two
are said TO have been traitors 10 the government
and to have been on intimate terms with some OF
the leaders of the Eastern people during several
wears past Several other officers of inferior
grade have also been executed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
II. s.. Senator for NUruIond.

Both Houses ofthe Legislature of this State
have agreed to go into election for u. S. Sena-
ator on Thursday, the Nth inst. Ex-Governor
Pratt's terms in the Senate expires on the 4th of
March in 1857, and there is no session of the
Legislature other than the present one before
that period it is necessary that his success sor be
chosen a this session, which expies on the 10th
March next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
4 State on a Spree,

We learn from u correspondent of the last
Galveston News that the entire Legislature of
Texas got on royal bender a few weeks ago.
After adjourning to the street the members
managed to knock up few fights among
themselves, The Speaker and others officers,
were along, and business was transacted in the
regular manner-motons ''to drink" like those
"to adjourn" being always in order. 1t was n
part of the duty the "Doorkeeper" to rule out
siders from the flights"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
ARRIVALS AT THE

4 Il sh in gtOn 1BOusc-ue. Sncad a TO-. props
FrB sth-J W Allen. Miss Allen, Miss Whorton, II { Al
nj Nichols Bedford; Col VIM ii Snider, Giles; DIR ii u
anson Pcarisburg; Nermillon, Lebanon; Walton y
avis Roanoke DR. w n Snodgrass. Botetourt; G w Gill
tiford: Speuy, Bntefourt; T X Sharp, Va Witt
Dckerson Nelson; L Evans, Buckingham; Parrish
r.; ] S Roberts Nelson Richmond Lee; G Snodsrass
.hmond: A Talbot, BEDFORD Whaling, Chicago; Il
lrly A Earlv Campbell; w Wilson, Bedford; T Love,
sen; d Alexander Campbell Il; DIR Nelson + d Noell
tol Thos Mcdowell Abingdon; Pleasant Howell floyd
HR T rinsley Richmond; p Moore, Pr Edward Capt w
Davis Petersburg; John Bullock Bedford RohertsonP
sberg VIM Jones' Gimor A b Alstadt, Tenn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
Serere Cold on the Pidins-Ihe Santa re ana
Salt Lake Mails Returned-Returned Loss

" IVe. -, ,l,
WAsiI1NGToN, Feb. ga despatch dated to-
day, from Independence, Mo-. to w. NJ Wa
,ro,r Mail Contractor on the Plains. now here
States lint the thermometer is % deg below re-
70. and the snow three or four feet deep on lev
81 on the Plains. The Santa Fe aud Salt Lake
mails. which started on the LIST instant, have re-
turned. All the men and animals on III" Salt
Lake route are supposed to have been frozen on
the Plains.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
Ceusuriup GorcnOr

The New York Hous Of Assembly the other
day passpda vote of censure upon Governor Clark
for certain language in his message TO the eiieet
that magistrates and Judges had in some cases
couspired to defeat the Maine liquor law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
Vreck Of Spanish Vessei a,,d Loss Of Trent,

The Spanish ship Paquete Blanca, Capt. Jor-
dan which sailed from Candle on 3lst December
with general cargo and 81 troops for Havana,
put back on the 9th Janr,ary and drove from her
anchors in the night on to the northeast coast of
the bay, where melancholy to relate 90 Of the
harbor. The rest of tn crew were all safely lam
ded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
SALES BY AUCTION,
THIS DAY.


u soNAl fRopERrN-By virtue af a deed OF trust ex.
~ ny - Jennings To trustee bearing date the
asA ~ pocenher, sa aud of record tho Hastings
Ut Tue 'ty OF lynchbnrg. his crcdi,ars shall
~, saie on SATURDAY, the ah day of February next,
pap auction aud TO the highest bidder Tor cash all tho
leh' '" ah interest OF the said Jennings "a
rust tead consisting of lands and and about
.y ei Lyhehbnrg, and the possession of firs
Matilda btEgers hong Interest acquired by the said
!ehhigs ny virtue OF his marriage with Mildred Bggors
and Kitchen Furniture
jan 2adoadiqth f,h urNpy n NJ nnp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
Yhe STEAMERS from Enrone.

New YORK, Feb, 7.-Nothing yet of the
steamer Pacific, in her fifteenth day out
from Liverpool The mammoth iron steamer
Persia; which left Liverpool on the Goth, is also.
due with one weeks later advces. The wealth
er is foggy, and it is doubtful whether either
could come up to- night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09

The Plattevlle (Wis) American learns that
recently four men, who wern riding in an open
sleigh from St. Paul, with the driver were frozen
to death on the prairie in the southern part OF
Minnesota. The horses went on to tavern
on the prairie where they had been accustom
ed to stop. md the landlord coming out found
the FIVE men frozen stiff in their sleigh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb 7.-Cnl forney IL 'yins
dangerously i'll, from in'a'na''on 4t me howell
produced by over cxerton and e1ci.fIhe"t H., o"n
seouent upon his duties az Clerk ut the House.
during the past two months