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R4euaatism, Goul, Lige,. 0anpiaiat

lSDEPESBEScE. Preston Co.. Va. 9Th July. 1852.
DR. ]. @. AYR: sir: have been ndiictrl With
painful chronic RhF1in0EiFp. tor ? long time WhSh
baHlr1 tie skill of physicians. and stuck to in
spite Of all the rtmetlics couId find until trei
your SarsapAFillR. One bottle cured mr. ia iUa
weeks. and restored my general health :" nnrh Lha'
am Tar bettRT than before was Httac think
It . wonderful Medicine. J. FkEAH.
JulES Y. Getehell, - st. Louis. writes: 81 have
been afflicted fer yearH with an getiOH Of te Li''T
which DESTROYED my health. tried everything all
brOken-d1Wn nnn for some years from no cihri
cnuSe than deIuIge,Rs1at IF EGe Lirkr Ny belOVei
pastor, the Rev. Sir. EEpT, advised TO try JVT
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thing yOu made worth trying. by the blesslaS
Of God 1t has cured and has purified my b:'i
"a to make new man OF inc. feel yuSiHR 1gaia.
Tho best that be said Of YOu is not hal! se'I
eDnuRh.'
ehfrTHS, CIRerr, TStiaOrf, ERLhTgsMspt Gloerdtio1
C;LrieE dad EIE Collation. Of TIE B0HE5.
great variety Of cases lave been rep.Tted 70 "
where cures OF these formidable OmllAthts haTsEr
suited from the Of this reneiy, l,nt oHT 'la:s
here will not admit them. Some Of them naE ht
found in onr American A lmAnSc, which the aEents
below paned arr pieAEe 20 furnish gratis to all vas
call for them.
Dyg7Sepsid, Hart Di5SdIe, EitS. EFilcpty 4siOHt"
w. NeVTOfgfd.
Many remarkable cures Of these Affections, have
Atinlates theVitn functions into vigorous aeiSn'
and thus overcumes disorders which would " SUP
posed beyond its reach. Such q remedy hae i'.I
been required by the necessities Of the people -
We are confident that this will do for them all u"
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AYer's CherrY PectoraI.
FOR THE nArlD CuRE OF
Coughs, C 0ldS, Influenza, HOarseHe"'
Group, BFOnehitiS, Inoipient Con-
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= OF ConsuInptiye Patients
ia advanced Stages

Ofthe Disease.
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tGey know, r,s0, the effects oi this Tes eay n
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the virtues that At sid have when making t6e -
which have Won 30 strongly npcn the e'"adsn's' .
TnNnStnd.
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5P:BFDILLI0N, AGENT for Wheeling nTti yieiIitJ
sPeSiHan EnHTingl and An Journal ear Be EFeI1 at
the Pnat Once. ,ioSis
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NeW YOrk-PaDeT YFarchOmSe

C0uTH BRANCH HERRINUS:-.2s
y ~ ~ Ne /, lGPss and AHS, inst resolved ana
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D ROLF. J. CULvERWELL.. u. D.

by hoBE- j. =CULNEIiW Kill N. D.
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Glasgow Female Seminary

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COVENANT MUTUAL
LIF e IN s. u r A N G. e
COMPANY

OF A N Il L. ~ rs.
~ Office, northeast corner Second and Pine
street, basement Boatmen's Saving Institution, st.
Louis.
WHAT Is LIFE INsURANcE?-1. 1t Is the ex-
ercise of prudence, of benevolence. 2. 1t secures
independence, domestic happiness TO the widow
and orphan. g. Is more eficacious.in its opera
tlons as regards the moral and domestic comfort
of the people, and its tendency 10 reduce taxa
ton, by its reduction of panperism, and possibly
of crime than the legislation ofour wisest states
men; and, if universally adopted, would be ma
tional blessing. 4. II affords TO persons Of every
class, and in every station of life, the means TO
avoid much future misery to their families, and to
render them independent of public OF private
charity.
While it is the manifest and imperative duty of
every parent, curing his lifetime, to embrace all
honorable means of supporting and advancing the
interest of his offspring, it is equally his duty
TO avoid leaving them at his death TO grope their
way in helpless poverty through an uncharitable
world; and equally apparent is the duty of every
husband to provide, in case of his death, for the
surviving widow. To effect all which Life lnsu-
rance Companies have been formed, which enable
every husband and parent, by the payment of a
small sum, either nnuay or quarterly, TO pro-
vide for his widow and fatherIess children.
GERARD b. ALLEN, President.
Hon. SAM'L TREAT, Vice President.
ISAAC M. VEiTCH, Secretary.
CHARLES CLARK, Gen. Agent.
!. p. VAUGHAN, Medical Examiner, Glasgow.
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SAM'L. C. MAJoR, agent, Fayette. aprill2
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Virginia q Member of the Confederate
States ofAnerica.
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, the Convention Of this Com.
monwesilh has, on this, the 25lh day Of
April, 1861, adopted an ordinance 'for
the adoption Of the Constitution Of the
Confederate States Of America" and has
agreed 10 a "Convention between the
Commonwealth of Virginia and the Con-
federate States of Ameries," which it is
proper should be made known to the
people Of this Commoaw salth and 10 the
world: .fe ...-..-..
Therefore, l, John Lstoher, Governor Of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, do hereby
publish and proclaim that the following are
authentic copies Of the ordinance and Con-
vention aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and
~, i, under the seal Of the Common
[. s. wealth, at Richmond, this 25,h Of
S~~-' April, 1861; and in the Both
year Of the Commonwealth.
JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor, Gov. Of Virgins.
GEORGE w. MuxroRD,
Secretary of the Commsnwsalth.
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GSeal.1 JOHN TYLER. -
[Seal. VIM. PRESTON, ,
Seal. s. Med. MOORE. =
[Seal. JAS. P. HOLCOMBE,
[Seal. JAS. C. BRUCE. 80
Seal. LEWIS E. HARVIEs

Commissioner Tor Virginie.
Approved and ratified by tbs Convention
Of Virginia, on the 25th Of April, 1851
gt-s JOHN JANNEY, President
Jons L. EUsANx, Secretary. ''t
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From Nontgomery.
MoNreeMrnY. An. Apr

4 -. = r. -
MOxresxzhI, ALA, April 20. >.
The Confederate states Congress met 1t
noon. The Presidents Mes sage was read. .
II announced the ratification Of the perma-
nsnt Constitution by all the Confederate
States, and it only remains for an election
to b. held for the designation Of oiiesrs to
administer it. Ii says the declaration Of
war made sgainst this Confedsraey BY
Abraham Lincoln made it necessary to
convene Congress to devise measures nes-
essary for the defense Of the country. The
PresIdsnt then reviews at length tho rsla-
tions heretofore existing between the States,
and the events which have resulted in the
present warfare, referring to the result Of
the mission of the commissioners 10 WASH
ingtOn, says the crooked paths Of diploma
cy scarcely furnish an example so wanting
in courtesy, candor and direc,nsss as was
the course of the United States Government
towards our commissioners. The Presi.
dent incidentally refers TO the prudent eau
tion observed BY the feet of ,Charleston
during the bonbardnent of Fort Sumter,
and pays high compliment to ,hs Carolin-
ians for their ferbearancs bsfsre. heroism
during, and magnanimity alter, the bonn
bardment. He says commissioners have
been sent to England, France, Rumia and
Belgium to ask our recognition as . mem
Der Of the family Of nations and t. make
treaties Of anity and commerce. He rec.
ommends the appointment Of other diple-
matte agents. He has satisfactory assur.
ancss that ether Southern States will soon
unite their fortunes with ours. He says
that most Of the Executive departments are
in successful operation. e, -,
The Postmaster General will ssou be
ready to assume the direction Of postal af-
fairs, and in conclusion eongraiulates the
COnfsderacy in the patriotic devotion sxaib-
tied by tbs people Of the. Cenfed,rssy,-
Men high in Official positions and of wealth
are serving as volunteers in The ranks.
Railway companies have been liberal in
rates Of transportation Of mails, and receive
in compensation the bonds of the Confsd.
sracy. He sayss people thus United and
resolved, eannotfail Of fnsl success. We
feel ths, our cause is juss and holy, and
protest solsnnly in the face II mankind
that we desire peace at any sscriass save
that Of hsnor and indepsndsncs.a sesr y
Wesesk nc conquest, no sggrsndizemsnt
no concessions from the free States; all ws
ask is to be let alone, that nom sslls sitshpi
cur subjugation BY arms. NJ
and must resist TO the dirsste
moment this prstentisn
sword win drop frem eps
shall be ready to sntss
ani.y and esnmsrcs md
So long a. this prAsp
with hra reliance on
which covers VI
casss,
inherent
seIf-goysM
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GROCERIES
WE have just received, per steamer "Mll
w Boy" and "Emigrant," our
FALL AND WINTER

stock OF Groceries, which IS now complete and
full in every department, consisting in part of the
following:
IL hhds strictly Prime Sugar.
35 sacks prime Rio and Java Coffee.
40 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
10 " Clarified Sugar.
Molasses in bbls; half bbls and kegs.
100 kegs Wheeling Nails Gall sizes.)
so bxs W. R. & E. d. Cheese, Every fne)
20 bbls Soda Crackers. novS
ROBBINS & TATUM.
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srnmsnt Of said Confederate States, and she
shall bscens member Of said Confedersey
under said permanent Constitution, Il the
same occur, turn over 10 said Confederate
States all the public property; naval stores
and munitions Of war. sts,, she may then
be in possession Of. acquired from the Uni.
ted States as said Confsderaey hsvs done in
like cases. al lisssrss hgf ss'g<. 's!s t.,
Sd. Whatever expenditures Of money in
any, said commonwealth Of Virginia shall
make before the Univa, under the provis.
ional Government. ss above contemplated,
shall be consumfted, shall be INST and pro-
vided for by said Confederate States. /.
This Convention. eatsrsd into and agreed
to in the City Of Richmond. Virgins, on
the 24,h day of April 1861, by Alexander
H. Stephens, the duly, authorized commits
siOnsr 10 act in tbs matter for tbs said Con-
Tolerate States, and John Tyler, Wn. Bal
lard Preston, Samuel Med Moore, James
p. Holcombe, James G. Bruce, and Lewis
E. Harvie, parties duly authorized TO act
in like manner for said commonwealth Of
Virginia-ths whole subject to the approval
and ratification of the proper authorities
Of both Governments respectively. ts
In testimony whereof, the parties sfsrs.
said, have hereto Sc. their hands and seals
the day and year aforesaid, and The pace
aforesaid, in duplicate originals. ;&S
[Ssal. ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
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Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines of the
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Conreniion betpeen Tie Commonwsalh Of
Virginia and the Confederate Hates Of
.9merica. ~t
The Commonwealth Of Virginia, looking
to speedy Union Of said commonwealth
and the other slave States with the Confsd-
crate States Of America. according to the
Provisional Government of said States, en-
tsrs into the following temporary Convsn-
tion and agreement with said States, for the
purpose of meeting passing sxigsaeiss az
fecting the common rights, interests end
safety Of said Common wealth and said Con-
federaey. =
lst. Until the Union of said common
wealth with said Confedsracy shall bs per-
fectsd, and said commonwealth shall be-
come a member Of said confsderscy, accord.
ing TO the Constitutions. Of both powers,
the whole military force and military opsr.
atiOns. offensive and defensive, Of ssia
in the impending conflict
with the United States. shall be under the
chief control and direction of the President
Of said Confederate States, upon the ssins
principles, basis aud footing as il said CON.
monweal:h were now and during the IN
tsrval, a member of said Confsderaey.
I'd. The commonwealth Of Virginia will,
after the cossumation of the Union cenism.
plated in this Convention, and her adoption
Of the Consiituiicn fer permanent Gov
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fin Ordinance for the .Adcr!ion ofMs Con-
stiiution Of the Provisional Governmed q
hs Confederate States Of .Ameriea.
We, the delegates Of the people Of Vr.
glnia, in Convention assembled, solemnly
impressed by the perils which surround the
Commonwealth, and appealing TO the
Ssareher of hearts for the rectitude Of our
intentions in assuming the grave response
bility Of this act, do, by this Ordinances,
adopt and ratsty the Constitution Of the
Provisional Government Of the Confederate
States Of America, ordained and establish
ed at Montgomery, Alabama, on the eight
day Of February, 1861; provided that this
Ordinance shall cease to have any legal o.
pinion or effect, if the people Of this Com
monwealth, upon the vote directed 10 be
taken on the Ordinance Of Seces ssion passed
by this Convention, on The l7.h day Of
April, 1861, shall reject the same. r
A true copy. JNo. L. EUBANK.
Secretary.
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ST LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

L. S. KrNGsBURY, Collector.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
THE TIMES,
Terms OF FapvERT1s1Ne.

One square, ten lines or less, one insertion. 81 OC
Each additional insertion per square ...... o. sc
One square, three months s...... .....' -. q 0C
Six months ...... ...... ...... ...... 80. 6 90
Twelve months ...... ...... ............. 9 90
Two squares, three months ...... ....... o 90
6 I" SIX months ...... .......... 90
twelve months ...... IL 90
Quarter of column, three months ....... IL 90
{" six months ......... Is 0e
q" g twelve months s...... 20 90
Half column, three months... .......... Is 0O
sc /" six months ...... ...... 80. 20 0d
&c twelve months ...... ....... 30 on
Column, three months ...... ...... ...... 25 0O
SIX months ...... ...... ...... :. 40 0O
twelve months ...... ...... ..... so 90