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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
ron THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, influenza, HonrSenesSt
Group, BroncllitiS, InctIjieDt Con"
sumption and for the Relief
of COnsumptiVe Patients
im ADVANCED Stages

of the Disease.
This is n remedy 50 universally known to Fur1al
any other for the cure ofthroar and hung complaint
virtues. Its unrfvaIIed excellence for coughs md
colds. and it's trnIy wonderful cures Of pullnonG
disease. have made It Throughout tic ciNii.
nations of the earth. ReW are the communities
even families among them who have not some rtI'
sonal experience Of its eects-sOme living trophy u
their midstOf iis victory the subtle and IN
genius disorders Of tho tllroat and lungs. Ah Al
know the dreadful fatality of these disorders and
they knnwtOO, the effects OF tLiE remedy, We M ~
not do more than tn assure them that II has now ~
the virtues that It did have when making tie er'e
which have won 50 strongly upon the e.nadsnff o
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & Co.
Lowell, Mass.
For sale by a. C. GOOD co. and by al n .r
ItAts anSll-ly-nov
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SEVEN YEARS!
VHE SEVEN YEARS OF UNRIyALLED SUCCESS
Cosmopolitan Art Association. >,

=-COoAAWtBO hk ASSUNJHtkkNtlEhn>1
have made il household word Throughout every
quart of the Country. 'S
Under the auspices of this popular InstitptioD
over tTes hundred houet'ld homes have learned tn
"Pprecmte-by beautiful works Of art ON their walls
ana choice literature ON their tablea the grent bene
hts derived from becoming subscriber
subscriptions are now being received I'm a ratio
unparalleled with that Of any previous year
TERMS OF AUTHORIZATIONS.
Any person can become a nSembGt. nv sptscr;itD,
biTee do4aTE. for which sum tley will receive
lst-Ihe large aud superb steel engl ayfnn 10 Z IS
inches entitled, " = : y
'FFalstaff Mastering his Recruits .
IA @ons soPy, one year, of that elegantly lustra-
1.-THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL"
3d.-Four admissions, during the season. to
'tThe Gallery OF PaIntIngs,5 4SBroaI-
way, New York;
addition to the above benefits there will lie Civ
en- to subscribers, ms grAtuEtouS prslniuInE, over
Five Hundred Beautiful Works of Art
SomprisinE valuable paintings marbles parfans, out
HAt'' &C., forming Il truly national benedt.
Address,
G. L. DERBY. ActuRry q. 49,
$40 BnoADwAY, Nrw YoRK.
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New Family GrOcery.

'lNHESGESCETRERRE Gs LEAVETO ANNOUNCE
that Ito las opened Family Grocery and Foreign
Produce Store luthe old Post Office building. ISIS
Market street. near the corner Of Quincy ST. and 40
lirits the generous patronage Of lE friends aud tie
public generally.
II will liz my constant endeavor offer, at the.
lowest prices, the best qualities the market Affords
A superior article of Bottled Liquors and WiuOs
always un hand.
Germal Produce, such Crun,~, Lentles, Split
r6'1s, mis-" allkind1 Ut Nuts. Oranges aud LrmOnR.
wholesale aud retail at the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobacco
"T the different grader, wholesale and retail Mt
O. w. REESSISG'S,
fsbli-ly'i Formerly with Alex. iIeyniaM.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
MaE...sREEszz.....E5a8szz.:.=la
WHEElIxc. IAN Ami, 1901.


" ger Trims will he run follows. viz
Tho Expires Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays nt III A. NJ. BenN OOd at lO;jO A. NJ Rrriv
ing Ia Baltimore at 4:iO A. NJ connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia, New York, ROstnn.
and all the EastsTn cities leaving at 6:l5 A, NJ mr.
rives at Washington At $50 A. NJ, making Close
nection Witlthe Southern lines for all parts Of the
South. This train sIOPe at the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Balsimnre'at 3:+S p NJ, and
Washington City at 245 T.. Nj. arriving at DenWOOd
at A. NJ. and Wheeling At G27 a. NJ. making direct
connection with the ENPraSst rain Ear all parts OF the
West. Southwest anh Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and weed anil water.
The Mall Train leaves daily including sundays ut
G:55 Il. NJ, BenwOOd at I:2A p. ~. aud arrives ip
Baltimore Mt 3l5 T.. NJ. connecting with tc Mall
train. leaving for Philadelphia New York. ROstnn,
and all Eastern cities ut 4I5 r. NJ arrives at Wnsll-
inEton City at $50 r. NJ connecting with the South
lines for all parts Of tho South ThiStr.tn stops
on the west end the road at MGHndsville. Cameron
Huntington, Water Station FRiTmont and GTRfton.
Returning. leaves baltimore At $3.50 a. NJ. Wash
ingtOn City at 4:25 A. ~. and arrives at BenWOOd ut
1910 r. NJ and Wheeling Mt 1882 P. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all pNrtsoF the Southwest
West and Eorthwest This train stops ut the prIn-
/ cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation rms
daily except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at $50 A. NJ
j. II. FORD. Agent.
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rAxT0N. DONLON & OGLENAY.
DPOQdCaSt NeeiI N0WGr!

ETNHR SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED TIE
i right for tIANE'S SEED SOWER, which COWS
all Binds Of G1is and Gr'As Seeds In the per
teSt manner. 1t simple IN its construction aud
This seod evenly upon the surface without the waste
and labor peculiar to hand sowing. Orders for
SoWera Will receive prompt attention.
mh20 SMITH s CORNELL.
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siFT7tE, ClRcer, TlROrs, Enlargement. EIesruiioa
CIries ind EEIoti1tioM n the BoRes.
A great variety of cases have been reported 10 Us
where cuTCs OF these formidable complaints have re
suited from ts nss Of this remedy, hut cur space
here will not admit them. Some ii them may y
found in our American AlmNusc. which the agents
below PANIED are pleased furnish gratis TO all Whs
call for tleto.
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New YOrk P0ler WareIlonSa

COUTH BRANCH HERRINlsS.-.ot
~ b9a1s Ss. Il laFFs aud hRe, iuGE PrrCiVed ana
FIR eAls ~ rlSlGl N.REELLT Il
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N. R-subseripttOns received and forwarded lr
4. ?: bEbILLt0N,& Agent for Wheeling and yieInIt:
Specimen EnBraytHRs and Art journal can 81 5Fi n
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Sarsaparilla
FOR pURIFYING THE BIOnn

And for the speC'ly cure OF the Euloiucd Tarttie,
Disease:
SrrqfulG AND Seref Iotts sciIo,s, such az 4sn.r,
Ulcers. S0rcS, EJ1tptioRs. FimplSS ItGfulsI BIS
Is, Boils, Blaine, Had all !SkiH DistGssG 80
OAELASn. Ind. 9th June. 1859
J. G. ATER Co. Gents: feel II my duty t"..
knOwledg" what your SarsapariIlA has doue for NJ
Having iuIIcrited $cr"fIlOus Infection have sur
fered from 1t in various ways for years. Sometime.
1t hurst out IN Ulcers Onnty hands and arms; sol
times 1t turned inward AMI distressed Tue 81 III.
stomach. Two years ago It broke oul on nv Isss
and covered my scalp and ears with oIie sole wbS
was painful and l"ashsUine beyond description.
tried many medicines aud several l,hyscians, Inn
without much relief from anything. In fact the d
order grew worse At length WINS rGioirtfi to tsSI
IN the Gospel Messenger that yoU had rreIartl a.
Alternative (SarI arilla) for knew lrnnl y6uf rr,S
tntiOn that anything You made must l E co.1 !
seut to Cincinnati and got it, and use it till il eDri
me. t0ok II. as you ndvise. In small d.%+s Il :
tcRSpOOnfnl over month: md used alni61t tbF,s
bottles. New and healthy slSin soon began to fern
under the sC1tbs which AFTER While fell on NJ
skin IL nOw clear, aud know by my feelings tbS,
the disease has gone from my syrtem. YOu can Wi
believe that feel what am saying When tsllyoT
that hold you to be of the apostles Of tie 40
anil remain ever gratefully, Yourz. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15

UDOLPHO WuLFE.S PURE JAMAICA
RUM. ST. CROIXs RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WIIISEEY
All the atove Imported aud bottled by himself
warranted purr and of the best quality.
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ENTUCkY TOBAcCO.-9S kegs beet
IN quality twist Tobacco, just received and for
ave ny lteh26l M.REILLY,
NIoLINsI vIOLINsY--somsve ry dine
IESSR D. 1IHLL0R,
lenlI 1872 Main Street
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ALTERED Il, TALLvy

/ 81. 4tRtOny'S ETrc. Rose EryrItl0s Trf.er oTJ
| !S't RLtlsm, Scdtd lLeUJ, Rihy,rvra,. Sqe Eyts.
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Any person sending US a Club Of Twenty or more,
will be entitled toa extra copy.
Copies will lie sent to clerEymen at the lowest
club rates.
FRANCIS HALL d CO.,
PROPRIETOIS.
n'h96 30 PtxC SIEEET, New York.
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10 THE plTBLIC.

Sole Manufacturer and Importer Of the SchiCtlnn
Aromatic Schmarps,
1S, 20 and 22 Beaver street. New York
A. c. GOOD Co. will supply tile trade.
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w.P SMtTtr. Master Of transportation
l.. N. CoLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. apo
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-28

PRospEcrs OF NovEMENT.-Gen. NcClellan
is Fastening preparations for concerted effort.
Remember, say bis con6dential friends, that on
ly for six weeks past has he been in actual pow
er; that h. knows better than any one else the
impregnability Of the enemy's position at Cen.
treville, and that such lines cannot be directly
sssaulted-they must be turned tha, our flank
movements must be Simultaneous ana overpow-
ering; rivers must be crossed and new roads
cut; that two or more coincident movements Of
this sort necessitatss three times % much time
and equipment in preparation % an advance Of
the united column. It is therefore pretty we'll
understood that We are all awaiting the complete
formation and departure Of Gen. Burnsides ex.
petition from Annapolis aDd Fortress Monroe,
and that this movement, instead Of being des.
tined aginst some Southern port, is to cooper
ate with, and BE- portion Of Gen. HcClellan's
campaign with the main army. Ten days more
will cover, tile believed, Ill ;needfal delays a
the two points mentioned. and this day, fort
night may witness four great columns in motion
against the Confederate army. Wash. Cor
NJ Y.World, le,h. s'5s'19s5 sisb .
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q iAArfERs AT Foar WARlzn.---A correspoud.
snt Of the Cape Ann Advertiser states that in 4
abort time the garrison win commence practlc.
Ing With che parapst guns,a goodly number Of
which have hssn mounted. Concerning the psis-
lopen there, hs says: s a6.4,. -
The number Of prisoners at the Fort Il quite
large, estimated BY some q high q ono thou.
sand. They ars not allowed nsch sssgs In the
Fort space of thirty lest In breadth, In front
Of their quarters, y ell they are allowed for =
promonade ground. They are farnished with
the same fstions % ourselves. and do their own
cookisgsi Nasyof them are atprsssat afflicted
with ths nunps. They pesssnE o 1thef .lndi.
crous appearance, from H. varsity Of their COS.
TUNES, more paftienlarly de Hattsfas victims.
Who sosm 70 Vie With each otter iIkettine 81
fancy eostumsA There b busi eus prisoner q
| eless teen1neueaA Issv Mason yesterday, (atA
lpseantl ~ hs va pronsnsdlng, tbs pave hs
locked rathse de3eefsd, and u svidsntiy IN n
Sstsi a hS asW qslssstG Z ~ noe - ri,
IN ya4,ohe 49, uaa.s elsset Ming n
steaSFsi9es e 90 New lACland als.k 80 49,.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-28

! Z 8. = ~ q y
Tar KANSAS FiRsr.--The Upton. (Mo) cor
respondent Of the Missouri Republican Of the
10th, pays handsome compliment 70 this gal
liant regiment lately in the Warrensbnrg,
with prospect Of . fight: -i'ag
Never in my rambles have / seen q regiment
10 joyous and merry as the First Kansss we're
upon the announcement that battle was near.
Every man, without . single exception, showed
the sign OF wonderful and peculiar kind Of
Joy. Even the conyalescent in the hospital
waited upon the gallant Colonel and entreated
him to allow them to prepare for The march.
heard one Of the privatss call to another, "Bill,
como 70 breakfast, Bill replied, ITO h--l with
your hard bread; TN going 70 Warrensbugs"-
The regiment lost just one-half it number at
Wilson's Greek, and i q singular what an al.
most frensied desire they nov exhibit to est into
another Aghk. The regiment d deifous oi
forming : part Of The force 70 be- sent On gun.
boats from Cairo, but fear that wish vlll not b
grati6ed. 9sa. -. s,ss .,'s,..,s .o. sas isf'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-28

THE SRvES PRIsosKRs AT RlcHxoSp.-Wo
learn from source the most direct and authori.
tative that, within week, communication has
been had With one Of the seven prisoners con.
fined in felon's cell at Richmond, and that tho
lacts in regard to their suferings and privations
have hitherto been lightly stated Not only are
they confined In . miserable cell, eleven feet by
seventeen. but they are not allowed to quit Il
for any purpose whatever. A single bucket is
oil that Is allowed them for ell their natural
wants, and tho atench and foul air Of the dun.
gson would bo intslerable but for the cold
draughts that find ingIess, subjecting them 70
constant suffering,
! Three ere obliged 10 occupy q single mat.
trees, and for that they have insufficient cover.
ing. Col, Lee, sho has long been a sufferer
from chronic trouble, now greatly aggravated
By these Ingenious tortures, inflicted by the
Thugs Of Richmond, is not expected by h,s fel.
low -prisouers TO survive the winter. We maka
no comment on this state Of thinea If ,hers
Il not spirit enough on the part o. the A minis.
t,tion 70 take some step, nike that recommend.
cd BY The House Of Representative, In, he vsv
of fetAliation, then We can only dspIore the
fsct and comuissrHts the prisoners ana their
] lftienda ~ Boston Trauscaipk qe
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mrs. Phelps, the Patriotic Heroine.

MRS. FheIpSs tine PatriOt1c Heroine.
This lady resides about a mile and one half
from Springfield, Missouri, and is theawife Of
Col. John F. Phelps, of . loyal Missouri regi.
ment. On the afternoon after the battle Of Viii
sons Greek, it was noised that the rebels had
determined to cut out the heart of Gen. Lyon,
and preserve it - trophy over the United
States army. Mrs. Phelps, learning Of this out
rage on the slain General, armed herself, AS she
was accustomed to do fer some time in order to
preserve her life and the lives Of her family from
tho murderous assaults of the secessionists-
Thus armed, she drove to Mr.. Prices camp by
niShtfall, and there, all alone, guarded the body
Of Gen. Lyon. When ordered by the rebels to
give up the body, she positively refused, and
declared they must cut her heart out before they
could get the heart Of the General. There, all
alone, abe stood guard during the whole night,
with her arms in readiness to defend her charge,
regardless Of her own kfe-thus fearlessly pass.
ing the dread night amidst the associations Of
the dead, the wounded, and the blood thirsty
men who were Awaiting an opportunity to obtain
the coveted heart Of the noble Lyon. 9as !
, After Daylight, having made arrangements in
reference to her precious charge, she repaired
to her home, and sent colored servant with .
wagon and two horses to bring the remains Of
Gen. Lyon to her residence, in order to inter it
in her garden on the farm, with all the respect
in her power toward the commander of the
loyal army. But a. the wagon bad not returned
in due time, she drove again to Mr.. Prices
camp and found her, wagon had been seized for
the use Of the rebel army, and her servant was
confined In u aud gagged. As the horses had
been unhitched from the wagon, with her own
hands che again hitched them.s When resistance
was again offered to her course, she feariessly
declared she would deal death with her revolvers
to any one who, molested her. About the time
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-28
New Bankrupt Law.

The Committee of merchants and bankers of
this city who have been considering the subject
of general bankrupt law, have reported pro-
ject Of an act which meets with universal ap
proval, as combining the various requirements
Of relief to debtors, protection to creditors, and
safety to the public. It has been prepared by
William Butler, ESQ.,, of the well known COM
mereial law 6rm of Barney, Butler 4 Parsons.
This proposed act is based on careful COM
parson Of the existing Engish bankrupt sys-
tenn, which has been revised during the present
year. The insolvent statutes Of Massachusetts,
which have also been recently revised, our own
State laws on the same subject, and the acts of
Congress Of 1900 and 1s4l. brief al alyss of
its provisions will best exhibit its design and
scope. azos2t 4- a. sz5
The law 10 both retrospective and prospective
It provides for voluntary bankruptcy by petit
ton OF the debtor, or compulsory bankruptcy
on application of creditors. In either case, on
the filing of the petition, . provisional assignee
is appointed by the Court TO take charge tempo
rariy Of the estate, and to notify the creditors,
who may appear in person or by attorney, and
who choose the assignee in bankruptcy, and de
determine what security he shall give and what
! compensation shall be paid him. Tho assignee
is then, if approved py the Court, vested by ap-
pointment with all the bankrupt's estate, and
proceeds to wind II up without delay. All cred.
Itors who come in and prove their, claims
rclnquish all other proceedings against the
ebtor, and he is entitled to full and absolute
discharge, six months after the proceedings
commence, from all his debts, except those in.
volving breach Of trust, provided he has surren
dered all bis property, and compile with the
provisions Of the act. The creditors share pro
rata in the estate, and decide themselves as to
the number and amount of dividends. If three:
| fourths in value SO elect, the estate may be
wound up under the Inspection OF committee
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-28

I'm Sfoss FLsSf.-A privata letter At New
York On "Wednesday statei that the stoas Aeet
which had arrived safely o6 Savannah. for
vhisn Z q: ~ e.isieslly destined had s1ilsd, iu
was Intended 70 sink tho ,shipa Ia Chsriessou
harbor; and Ais ives done On EAturdayI lsst-
The plan WAS 70 sink 1 doabls row Sf ships
,eeoe q W. hafbor 10 he Relieving ordsf
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tsasi "a ,aoi3aviJ9sh hne gaiasnas . esiaesa ~
81. ylsitss oi sBeiaIses ss1sqaE Isl hsl99ssga Al
.gs "a dota sAfia sssslS syorasb 10 stasgsa
rissb ys0s neg Is ttslssa sd san yas Il ,lase
Aels6e9e adj oi 4ego-s
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a7l7I 7lE = 7lsl ssIll NafllsJ 71F3 a.
ri ssgss sai q sea Eaitsia hssa biaus lasiaa2
s9 bleow ,g5iageis a3as diis a8s II tasgs ss1
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49,. y. !. Y w. Ssfsf9
i, I'm lSr5 RrauRSr.-Capt. Chambers. of Ii,
regular army. become. Colonel of hi, Resimept M
instead Of Colonel Edvards. TO- whom ehe 'sp
potntment had been. tendeted and Is vbom !,
was fairly due. As to the oualifcation Of a,
two men Il i impossible for us to decide. Cant
| Chamber has military education and haa had
| cousidsrsble experiSnce-a great deal more thar
Col Edwsraa The presumption, prehaps. i,
that De is the better officer Of the two. AZ thil
g Important Il may paliate the injustice done "a
Col. Rdwapds and ,ustify the appointment Of, !
person noea cisixen Of thia State To the conn.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-28

The Richmond Examiner of the l1th has .
mouruful plant over the federal recognition of
the State of West Virginia, urges its restoration
by the Confederacy as the sine qua now Of the
war struggle, and says: "Western Virginia Is
indispensable to Eastern Virginia and the Con.
federacy Apart from political considerations,
upon the score of the mineral wealth Of that
State, il Id Of the vastest importance TO the
South. The coal and iron deposits are of illim.
table extent, and II we had not lost the salt
mines-most ridiculOusly lost them-we would
not feel the want Of this article Of prime neces.
sity now ~ The same paper goes into disqui.
sition on the great virtue Of forming an army BY
drafting troops II eulogizes ths conseript ys.
TEN % one adopted BY the Sighting nations, and
only frowned ca By the Enslish and Asgio.Saxor
Americans, who, Il saye, are sturdy but mostun.
military peoples. a better reason 10 furnished
In the words :e'.just IN proportion a. the origin
Or she officers b lindepsndeue Of the men, viii
be their power 70 control them; and IN the same
propofticn win The army organisasiea b found
siscsive ID tho dangsrA ihasdships and dissom
fofts Of vat. ~ sH9 sasa u 5aai sn84a !.