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b. ulsoTON. Ind, JalJ %, lga.

DEAR SM;-I her send you q statement that I
think you are entitled 70 the banent Of Lam y ne
ident Of Bloomington, and have been for o. I thirty.
yea e. l am now over nifty years Of age. For about
twenty years Last my hair has been turning consid-
erably grey, and was almost entirely white And very
s1n andfuuplant. lhad seeh q humber OF eertih-
Gates Of the very Eoud-rfsI effect Of your Hair he
1tofattv,s but supposed there was more hetiUn than
Tuh in tnemi but entertaining a strong ae-ira -
have my hEan II possibie.i restored 70 It's -Urfg1hdl
e0lor aud hneness, y tt Was in my younger days =
beautiful black, fcUncluded 1 would make the e.
perimens = commencing IN q smailwdy. 1pdrchased
one o. your small bOtuea at enc dollar, and com-
menoed usings GLOWING drections ~ nearig ~ a
could i sv0b discovered the dandrunr moved, and
my hair that was falling Oh Ia larEe qlanE. lies, was
eYnsidsrably tighteneds and . radlcaI change taking
place In the unued 70 Use II, thl /
have used ihrye 9t your small bottles, andjust begun
on The tUurfn. l have nov as pretty = head VI dark
brown, uElIght blAek hair Is any man, or a. n
in my yDathful dAyHs when bog in the hiHs Of
Mesuarn Virginia. NY head is entirely eieAr o.
dandruh, and tue hair ceased entirsiy falling ID AMI
Is IS soft anu me- and teels IS Oily as though Il Was
inst from the hAuds5fa AEshGh ahllpa9hsE Many
u Gy acQuaintauces frequently say " me butler
" krs did zoe get that me wtg2Pl tel them it was
the effects VI YOU kestvrs9varl iaaiaUaI nupoasi-
BILE 10 conYlncs tnem shat itis the Ungnual hair Ct
FREDERfCk H.. BETTER,
Bloomington. Monroe COanEy, tad.
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WAEREE SRRINGs, Perry Co., Pa, june 7, 1850.
Prof WOOD, Dear Sir:LI was Induced more than
. year ago TO try your valuable Hair Restorative, for
the purpose Of cleaning my heed6f dandfuh. had
suffered with L upon mJ head for years, and had
never been able to get anything to do me any guod
tious, until 1 saw your advertisement in = Harris
gurgh payer. Being there A. the time 4 called az
and now am PREPARED 10 recommend t 70 universal
usetfor 1t has completely removed all dandIuh from
my head aud an ND-RitcafiuuUnc6in two HeekBkegps
II Tree Hm any itching or Othgr uHplsaHantnss8 So L
must also state that ms har had been quite white in
Places and by thause cfyour preparation, has begu
restored 10 Its original color am now MY years
Of ags, and although I have used Two botties or The
RsnOrAttFe, no one hAs any Knowledge OFF a. al
Iowa few o. Tiny gray hairs 10 remain In order TO
hsve my appearance cOmpOrt with any age. My head
i9 now q lees trouble . mgt IN keeping neleahe e.
than any since l have beeps child. lcOnsider
your preparation OF great yside end, although 1 do
not like ~ expose myself, consider II my duty to
do 50. 4ou cn use this or any part OF IL in any
shape you think proper, ft3t Is worth anything 70
you 1.8 Eoarab &c., iF H.. STTBA.
..Ha. $50. ..EHH .LF ID. .HU.a..".a
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MEVELAND 4 kRIE 3. r.

Isl. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES isaisI
On and after Monday, Nay 9Th, 1851 Passenger
IrAina will run Is follows:
1H LEAVE CLEVEBAND. as oT oaf
A n. ExPREss MAIL -TRAIN-ssOppipp At
t- all stations except Eu lid, Wicklhe, Boo-
f tor Perm, gnioRgilet Saybrook, RarTisg g.
poi ana bWauTlbs and arrives At Erie tf24f "
Ia. ?. ~ Dunkirk 3.D ,. T., Buffalo AS
E6 P E-ClhOlkNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-StoD-
Diug a. Painssyille, 1Ashtabuia and Gfrnrd. -
q Sol kirE Al Ss0 , ~ Bnd.io ~ Sat5s Dm
eS P. \. CONNEAUT ACCOMM0D1TI0a-stop.
u1 ping at all stations. -
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinz AZ
Pai1GgHie ashtaSuia ana Girardo1ly, auf 80
800 arrives at Erie at I2i0 a. n, Dunkirk at
zoo A. N, Buffalo 3:D a. n
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Tue following y en- extract hon 4 stier Writtsn
" the pastor q ; Baptist church y hs " Journal
and Mezssaer. CnennAa. ohio, snd sraakl voi-
anne. In iavef 81 that world-fonounsd medicine, Of
Mas. wlEstnvs SogzlIna svroe poa .cFnpsEn
TEEIufEds
ave So an n~ieraaueatin rsp coinnns7v nsA
Winslow's 5 na sFrub nov =, neveF eaid =
sord IN lavor Ola Petaht m'siioiue M 7rii@,
but We tsloompelied 10 ~ toyournesisfs taatthia
no hunbuE-WR AyEr zflp ~ Am knoU ~ 70
All II CLAIMS. Il g Probaaiy, onN Of The most
ooossful medicines Of the day, because Ct u one Of
the best And those OF your reader who have babies
can't do better heh = lay b = sdppb.
So saysrtssepeat u enQther column. seR2sR@
fHgkEb IN AEED TRg ~.
DR. sWErFp lEFALLiBLE LISTNrNr "a pcspared
irun the rseips 81 Dr.. stephen s~tet. o. ceu-
necticuG the great bone-setser, and has q Sr Isedin
ha practice kr ~ asst eseutYy ~ n win thSmost
astonishing eaccsA. A. en- external remsdy d a
Uithcut arits, and VIZ allevi- pain more -red.
" thsnN other preparation. yor al Rheumatic
and AervoG Disorders r. s trpi ntbGtle and a. q
curative for SORES, Wound ain HrutsS. &C.,
is soothing. healing, and p5 rfli ,Irongtirning
properties ezcits ne cat WoaOveAh1 pton shment
81 all Hho haEs ever given &c a tatts over four
hundred oertisoatos Of remafkabls ooras, pa formed
BY it within the atSEe gess, atsT us act,
Forsals b. Strong 4 AFustronE 0al Wn- ftake
aannnrirmrnt n Ge7ErkNuEW
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AZ hEIRc5UiRSlf1AfI11 DSiisEksE

DROOKS s. o. d E. W, BUILD-
FRS. Also Manufacturers Of Doom, Blinds,
90. Brackets and all kinds Of Scroll-SeWing and
Gothie work. Particular attention paid 70 ktttng
% store. tactoF Sn Division street. nssr gsntFe
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THE ALLISUFFIOIENT THREE.
YiENMA

TRIESEMAR 1, 2&3, ARE DE-
TFCTED by ROYAL bETTRRs PATFNT Of
E6gland and secured by the Seals Of the Ecols de
harmacie de Paris, and thc Imperia Collage Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. / e Invaluable for exhaustion, spsTmatorrhoa
and all physical disabilities.
No. 2. completely eradicates all traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore baen treated BY the nnu-
cious and parnicious use of cOpaiVH and cubebs.
No. 8 has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mtrcury, thereby insurtng TO the sufferer speedy ne
lief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEhAB, Nos. !, 2 and ,, are preparation the
form Of . lozenge, devoid of tste and small, and can
be carried in the Waistc0at pocket. Soldfn tia cases
and divided into separate doses, as administered BY
VAlpeau LallemAnd Roux, RicOld, &C. Prioe IS each,
or 4 cases for 50, which save ga; and IN 81 cases,
whereby there IL a saving of Isl. Il be had wholesale
and retail, Of DIR. BhBR0W, No. 19i Blocker street
Now York. Immediately on receiving Aremittsnce
Of the world, securely packed, and add SrBoiaccord
ing to the instructions Ofthe writer 7 q p. g.
~ Sold also BY L. +. and VIZ.
iFIsER Cleveland rFaL adI /. -. .ra ianai
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Rlnmbtna.
BOWER.
Fzss 9ouuarg.

TAMES a. ODELL, BRASS.
-EpUHDER AND kANuFACTURER o.
6aM HoEk 81 every descriptions DO. Is Union Sc.
snoD kllarioTFEaet Cleveland, Ohio. a.
To furnish ali kinds Of work used fi
49, NateE q Ca, and all The various srticlar
u1aah fh1 Humbine BusilaN. Bear PUMPS Of ali
HRt ntte nd repaired. Huaas Casting done daiF
aRab Ro4 @MEm& rl4ired dso2Rs
90 ssaa srH
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CLETEI7N5k fOEED6HR
BUMMER ARRANaEMrNT

On and snsr a5sazs nv s.s' ial.
a~A n. shissSa -r sISsRssSl 3 S q
sf1II EIsSIstln Nakeman, NoFWalk Monroe
500 1e ttgde, Fr8m0hh flAora. g
ssg1I 90 eTo p NJ nslY hty.0N NJ ehtca-
a0 ?. r. Through MalIsIspV.sSs - N = ,,,o,. a,
inc southern Division, arriving Al Tois3oaf
10 ~ Man. 700. a Al .l.tioa,s e.. o ssaauslz
on northern Division, aud arrives a sa1-
Es ?. n. lslsgrsP6 xPr-ss-stoppl14 a, B.r..
-9rAh gu OtsF1n. Wakeman, Norwsk. Nons o. ns
nruevtle.. Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont. IL
more, and - rives At Toledo ufsEy Pt n
OhicsgO 81 500 A. III.
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WHISKERS OR MUSTACHE

OHAKFR H0ODs-BY THE CAEH
~ spru 4o RETTBERa 5 HAUsNANH.
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HEALTHl HEATH HEALTH
PURIFY TIE BE00DI
DIR. WEAYER's
OANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUs,

Ok. HEAYERiB
OANKER AND SALT RHRUM SYRUf,
FoA raE ouRE Or
Oanker. salt Rhoum, Erysipelas. scrofulous Dis.
eases. Cntaneous E%ruptlon- and ev0ry kind
81. Di'es,g sr r. ir2E ~ impure
The moh EBsehDe Blind Purifier Of he Nine
ieeEth Cntury.
Itis the prescription q an Educsted Physician.
diseases. should use Il without delay Such Letters
~ the following are often recvived
JEnCNEvILLE, Azhland Co., w.. Nov. ~, 1850
Msasrs ., n. HFfrs & 20 sOtFeinnah, o.:
gsPasnsni ! deem i gduy a. yeiI A. 2 plessgre.
RATE hes done for me, aud hope BE this letter may
come 70 the notiee Of psTsons similarly afflicted. In
kindred disease, on both my ! a., which extended
until from my kueea to my sei sHs one utw BOre,-
1 con snllsa aha obtained Paedleips, and preserin
tions from nearly alt the Rhysieiang IN tpis vicinity,
but obtained no reiet. Your agent az this place,
UeratsB which I fortunately did, aud an now sound
and well man By rhei- use.
VITA great RraSituae, Z Lsmaln yours truly
Mr.. Wierbaugha being u we'll known = uglsman Of
Ashland CO., makes this niorBatieR nost reliable.
By taking the syrap as directed, Il viii drive the
disease from the system, and when once out On the
skin, atow applications Or ~. Weaver's
CERATB AND OINTMENT,
and you have a permansnt Cure.
The OERAFg has proved itselftobe the best ONT.
ment ever invented, and where once used, o haa
never been known to fhil Of ensotilg . permanent
cnre Of old SORES, petter and RiugWorm, seald Heads,
Ohilbains, and Frost Bites, Barber'a Itch, Chapped
or Cracked Hands or LIPS, Biotehes or Pimples on
the Face. And for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYEs. =
the Cerate IL the only thing required 70 cure. It
should be Kept in the AOuBe ofeyery Family
Directions Accompany Each Bottle. H1l ,Il
SOLD BY MOsT MEDICINE DEALERS.
Price Of Syrup ST. Crate 20 cents per BotA.
! N. HARRIs 4 90, ProDristoFs,5 d
For Western Statea. Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom ii orders for the aboSs msdiciSes mhsi
bo addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by 1a -ar
b. y. Gaylord, Q. s. Mackenzie, William Fske,
Z. W. Sackrider, and Strong 4 Armstrong Cleve!
land, Ohio; Roberts 4 Samuel, columbus W! A. Gre
ham, Sanduskyi Carter 3 Brother, Eris, Pa.
Viewers Salt Rheum Syrup and Oerate, IL sold By
Churchill q Brother f.E mac
IT'S EVERYB0DY'S FRIENDI
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TWELVE YEARS AH0

IQH1 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OU1o the success Of several medical gentle-
men In caring disease upon principles in accordance
rsent m Al incorporated institution under an act Of
the Lagislature by the title OF THE
fSeir remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
gpOh public conhdences has tnlH 3usttner the honor
.Omparing their success with medical Academies al
so %o Sns TseS ~ ~ Rs sHS S assaSsiis BBddiy IhsSse and t eom-
mendAtory notices IN the teening public J0urnAlH,
chafHetef Of the E6nflsmsh oohhettedi With thelin-
~5titution, this assuring thaBubhe that among the
EEBERg COMPANY hSs ever been and viii be q
reliable aud trustworthy medium for the restoration
ofhealth 70 the attif. .and al Sho, are suffering
The PIineiples and pTsStles Of msdieiRs ADOPTED ey
this 1pstirstI99 nEslpe1S5y hHs ioTiR n ~ i5SsSsMab,.
medical work, published for family use, and there
fore sold AZ tbs nominal price o. % eents, Tor which
The health Of American Women diseases Of Chill
dreh, and the more obscure and ehronie Complaints,
try have received the attention Of this Institution,
and II is enough e say they have proved themselves
have eonhded to ther skill.
Their ssFies OF Medicines embrace elevs 1iHe-snt
remedies adapted to 6ilerent diseases With minute
d~irsctions accompanging each article. The Medi-
cine 70 which We wish to call the attention Of the
mApy FemAis' f ~ tasR Elif aiisEsiRs ae,5A
MARSHALLB UTERINE OATH0LIC0N,
which IL offered g 9 certain cure In cases accompa.
MED with the following symptoms irregularities,
Weakness, EAintness, Derangsd Appetite, SalloE
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney Ohllls,
obi Hands and Feet BlOaatinEs, EeYerishneas, Hen-
| ralkia, Palpitatien Of the Heart, DIZZINESS, nerve
BUSINESS, Beadache, Restlessnesey Disturbed Sleep
Flushes OF the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain N the Spine and between The Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nsuseas INDIGESTION Dincult RAISING Of
Trims with heat or smartingd Itching Burning or
Irr tatiOn 10 the Uterine 9rgansf hightuanei Dis
ps u, Hy6tsrics, Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous Twiteh-
IL Z Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper, Sad
ness, UepraYed Appetite, Flstniences Bloated and
L. hular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
K 1rlns Organs, kumbneas and Pans in the Limbs,
Lois Or the Memory BeEildermsDts Soreness in the
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ALL HAfR DYEs ARAEDoNED-Wo0niB GREAr AR-
fIeLE HAS fAkEN 4RE f~ULD,-PrOfesBcr Wood
stands on an emineuce no chemist, whose attention
has been turned % inYenting . hair tonic, has ever
before reached. Aig hme - sudden, but world-wids
and thousands who have worn wigs or been bald br
Year, are row through the use Of bic preparation,
wearing their cEn natural and luxuriant htud cOTs
griug. 80 much for chemistry, the chemiitryl o.
thQnH ofthe System. Prof ~ Oodhtudied onf the hu-
man hair, lB chSraeter- Us properties and diseases,
naInent be saw, - IN has 0gh case, that gray ham
Is unnatural unless the age Of the individuals had
reachcG four score, and believed hal TIA hair could
benaturelly revteatSed. H8 tried his own ease-al-
mest bald aRd quite gay e the age Of thiTty-ssven
-he restoreon1 3n mar in color, strength and
thu world. Get WOODS TAI RESrORNTITR
and Ake nothing elso.-lNoE York Day BOOK. alu'
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OERATR 40 OINTMENT,
EVERYBODY APPRECIATES
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KTLLEb.

VEGETABLE PAIN killer.
We beg to call the attention Of the public to this
loug tested and unrivalled r
FAMILY MEDICINE,
The Pain Killer is a purelv vegetable compound,
and while II is . most efficient remedy for pain lt is
4 perfectly safe medicine even IN the nostunskilifai
DIPfHERIA. or SORE THROAT.
These diseases are que .y relieved and cured by
water. Try II. '
FOR sUMMER COMPLAINT,
or any othor form Of Bowel Disease n Children or
Adults, IL Is almost n certain cure, and hiss, without
sSGSd3t n Sfssll NOT 2 sas1Ss'tul m Surins the VARIOUS
aOH4OLERA,
and IT. often a perfect cure.fof cotton ls
aDYsPEPsIA sBot Hn.1
IN its most aggravated forms, lis tonic and stimu-
lating properties arousing the system 70 vigorous
action, render 10 a most electuai cure for l
COLDS AND COUGHS, p
application IL is unsurpassed BY any medical prepa-
ration known. A.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA
affections are quickly ralieVed End often cured By 1t.
ANY soreness IN the muscles OrJoints can be cured
n its application. Itcures instantly the most vi
3ooTHACHE. est .T+r
1t should always be kept near at hand, to be used
In cases OF seVere rpDs .sc,rDs .oiEoinA
Will give instant relief and prevent blistering. Its
peculiarly adapted to the wants of
NIB O. ATMEN Z
and others travelling on cur Western Rivers. 20
See Directions Accompanying Each Bottle.
It has been tested in every variety ofelimsts, and
BY almost every Nation known to AMERICANS. It's
the almost constant companion and inesfimAble
frienu Of the Missionary and the Ttsveler,-on sea
and laRd-and no one should travel on our Lakes
rld Rivers with0utiE 81 fltrh ltgafn
HB-Sold BY Medicine Dealers Everywhere. ~
CAUTION The public win be cautious that they
get the genuine Pain killer{ IS some uBpriRcipled
men use that name fnr their own woTtnless COM
pounds In so doing they deceive the community,
and infringe upon the Trade Marx" OtPefTy DaEts.
Rrfess-25 cents, 30 oeasS, and 81 per Both.
JIM. HARRIS B CO., Cincinnati, o.,
PrOpriotors for the Southern and MssterE Statess
to whom all orders must be Addressed
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
f. Gaylord. Wm, Fiske, Strong q AImstr1nRs
O.. s. Maekenzls, l. v, ssekEider. l0eyet-pc. mas
A GREAT SPRING REMEDXl
DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
HERR WINE BITTERS,
The Cs8e5rated New England Remedy for
HABITUAL CONSTIPA TI0E,
JAundiue, Fever and Ague, General Debility, aud
all Diseases arising frOma Dia0rdersd 1ieai
GHnwunah Ifwnw rw RnuvnNn .n
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sg-soa By + ,. GAYLORD. kisos b v go
AS, y WN, FISK; a 81 slluos
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{ PITTsBURGH

RAILROAD. 1865
SUMHER ARRANGEMENT. -aln-l
10 take effect on Monday, April 10th. 1851. Trains
lloAfe Cleveland daily Sundays excepted e. oliOUa- sl
sZ5 A. for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and 6cu
5sdP. n.-~Aooomnodaton for Bsyard and MHlsu-sss.
oOdP E.-E1pfsss for PittsburEh and wheeling.
CONNECTIONS. .s|
lEnofh Trains make direct connections with Penn
Tlfania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore &3hio Rail
road for Baltimore aRd Washington City. Also, con-
nsc 1t HudsOn for Akron and Mflersburg.
the same as by Northern Lines 20 New York
j. n. MCCULLOUGH, Bup'k Oh
T. r. MYERS, G ]. ARenE apf5 -s
BALTIMORE Il OHIO
-
~@
B A 1 L R o A D,
FREIGHT OFFIgE-So. % and q River Street,
C~sTsland, Ohio. %
%Thrguak RsoeptsEhd Prompt delivery BY this
E'AGR a 1'-t
WASHINGTON CITY,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW ri $3.50 Is
-r-lr. -r PROVIDENCE aud a
lsH BOSTON, ac
sprlI:Rn joins cARLlsLE. AGENT
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An Of the GrREenberg Medicines are for
sale bV -l. -1s1 +.
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oauR0aILL : BRoTanR, DruksIsa.
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444 TORK,

aA asEli
-r.f H.s.rfr l.-gLl r1 Utlagus f
o AND fs.su z1lgsa 8
-rf.U-t- a 81 ag
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II CUREI
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HEDGE PRUNING SHEARS.
-sardeRers aud aorticu'tuists viii do we'll
e a1amlne Gun stock Of Pruning and Hedge shears.
Tor sale BY co..
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AND NJ LIS A r
II HOOSE, Aos. 81, S, IS, ana 81 River street, and
8 Is 81 on ne Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
y. 2. GARRY, MonRIGOE FOsTERs
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rhe News from England.

Editors of the InteiligeHeer:
Since old mother England is disposed TO.
make SO much buster about Com, Wilkes
taking Mason and Slidell from the Trent,
would it NOT be well to take her under our
own immediate supervision and control by
re.aunexing her to the United Statesf
..Uucle abe" and the Senate might eff
feet it by treaty; or, perhaps, better
way might be for Congress 70 do it
by joint resolution, as they did in the
case Of Texas. England, Scotland, Ire.
land and Wales might each be allowed
to come in as a State, or if they
were not deemed, Mt present, prepared for
self government perhaps the jpdicious care
of n Territorial Governor and Secretary
might render them so after a few years -
Thus, would there be quite pretty acqui-
sition 70 our Government, and would save
an Sneis. Soarass- Of trouble Tor the future.
Canada, too, might make couple of very
respectable States, aud would probably De
sooner prepared to assume the functions Of
States, than those across the water and far
ther of.
Please suggest this to the powers that be
at the Capitol through the lntelligencsr.
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,,ano. Rank at Weston was put up

the Exchange Bank at Weston was put up
on It's passage.
Mr.. FARSswoRTH move to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was engrsssed DC
desired 20 make some amendments, and
wanted time to consider the bill, which
was of great Importance to the whole
community.
Fhe motion was discussed at some
length byyMessrs. Farnsworth, Arnold and
Borenian, and at last prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. FAREswoRH the OIL
was laid upon the table and made the or
der Of the day for Friday.
a message was read from the Governor
accompanied by statement OF the patrole
expenses in accordance Witha resolntionof
the House. Laid on tho table and print
ed. .
Mr. HooTES offered aresolution that the
Committee on Propositions and Grievances
inquire into the expsdieucy of reporting
.btiito more effectually prohibit drunk
enness. Adopted.
Mr.: BRoWN fntrodueed a resolution that
the Speaker be instructed to issue awrit Of
election to ell vacancy in the counties OF
Fayette and Raleigh.
On motion the House adjourned.
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ProyisIon tor the Poor.

Editors lnteIligeneer
Sometime ago public meeting was an
nounced at the street corners to come Oh AT
the Theatre, where several prominent gem
.tlemen would speak. According 70 pro-
pranime several speakers appeared at said
meeting, The military, then stationed at
Camp Carlisle, was invited aud appeared en-
masse. Speeches were made by Governor
Pierpofnt and Senator Carlisle urging men
10 enlist nOWiRt our cOnntry's peril prom
Using such men as would take up arms IN
their country's defence, that their families
should be cared for, while they were go
ing TO risk 4heir lives for the maintenance
of the constitution and tue laws. They
promised their all, save their wives and
children, to sustain the families of the
soldiers; their promises were well kept SO
far bnt alas, the funds are exhausted and
no more money is paid out. The Legisla-
ture has refused to consider the case and
failed to provide any funds for the purpose
Now, what are those people to do? Starye,
they dare not beg, they ought not, Tor we
have enough OF men living in luxury who
are doing nothing or tgoTss towards the up
holding Of the Union. These are the men,
who, having their property aud lives pro-
tected from destruction, should be made TO
keep those families. Humanity shouldpre'
vent those families from suffering
Cannot something be done in this mat
ter 2 Could not a tax be levied by the
county court
Please call attention TO the subject and
V'AsS JUSTICE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-18

"A matrimonial fe yer has assumed, it is
said, an epidemic form in the vicinity of
Washington. Tho disease reaches every
rank, from the generals down to the high
pr ivates, and even the plaiuest girls are
running up to premium. Mothers of
marriageabie daughters put on as many
airs as a newly appointed army contractor,
and young ladies, who have some time
since passed certain age, have re-aPpear-
ed in juvenile peasant waists, aud look up
on their chances as excellent. This news
has produced CONSERVATION at the east,
aud thousands of fair New York and Bos.
ton bellies, fearful of the constancy in alb
sencs of numerous captains, lieutenants'
aud colonies, whom they have been aceus-
toned to look upon as their peculiar prop
erty, are imploring "papap to winter in
Washington, SO that they may be at least
on the ground, and obmih n chance for
the prizes which seem to be going so cheap.
TIE war has certainly proved prOvi5ential
in some quarters.