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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

VIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
= Oeen taxed their utmost to produce this beSt
@ peLieet pnEgAtiTe which l. known to man. IN,
aols proofs are shown that these PIIIS have
virtues which surpass In excellence the onlinSFy
medicines, and that they win unpreeedentsdiy upo1
the esteem OF all men. They are safe and pisSSPyt
to take but powerful to cure Their neBsfSSf In,
properties stimulate the vital acttvities u ne his
Sstn9Ee the distractions Of It's organs purify he
hnmor9 which breed and grow dfstempeT StimuiSte
sluggish or disOrdered organs into their natTTSi
sIS; Sno healthy tone With strength 70 the
nolS syseell1: Not only do they the everyday
complaints OF every body, but also IOrmidSbls AMI
diseases that have bafed the hest Of nm
man HSill Willie they produce powerful eGT-cts
they are at the same time, in diminisheIl doses ~
safest and best phyEic that can be empl0ve5 IN
BENG F.eoatedl they arr pleasant 10
takes Hnd being purely vegetable are m, 3T1 ~,
Ttsk OF harm. Cures have been MA ,SIfeh S,,y
belief were they not substAntlated by men Of Incb
SioO " 9pd character as to forbid the sus-
phystetans have lent theii names 10 errTif1 a. AZ
Pnoho the reliability q my remedies, While othcrs
nave sent me the assurances o. their e0lvicIon f6St
my Preparations contribute fnlnsnSsiv 10 fbS ITT
Of my afiicted, suffering feIIoW-men i'.'ei i
ane Agene below named Is please to faniSli grat-
my American Almanac, containing direefiohS IA
thsr use and certificates OF their cures Of ne fS
nrupsy, HeaEtburu, HeadashS arising frOfn 4 fo,,1
SHtutach. NA1sea4 Indigestion, Morbid Inac4ioD ~
Ine bowels and Palm arising thefeirUu PIafuie1eS
Los Of Appetite, all Uleer0us and Cakane0aS nj,
eases which reqslEe an eyaeuaut medIeiDe Ser,f;,I
OF Kings XVII They alaO, by purifying ne 49,
e99 Illuminating the syEtem, cure many eorlulSint
nlea. % Would not Be supposed theyT could reSeiI
Speh e peAfneaS Partial BiindneaE SenrSi1IN ~;
HesEoas QerangeHientlo q The HISer ~
Aldney4 Govt, and other kfnaru Complaint SrIsSr
tEoa lSE state Of the body obsiruetion Or IL
. 70 nSt be put % Py.uuprineipled dealers WITH
Ioae otaer pun they make moro pruit on NJ -
Arms PMS and take hothinE els Nc a. 49,
can give yoa compares With this In its ufris-i I
o. curative poEera. Tia SICK want fhe III IA
there Is for them, and they should have It. st
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER
Practical aF9d ARFlytieal C1eutst, LooSeu -Ir.,,
PRlca S5 cEs, FEE Box. ma BoxrsI ~ n -.
SOld By A. c: coon . CO. ana by IN p.g1--,,,,
19a geeeEs N Asdsene eteEygbsrG. '1 mis-
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.l5lgailg gutRlIigFatRr.

s-.ays "a 7DUAT1
The seasons weave their ancient dance, Z
The restless oeeAn Gibbs ind flows
Tie worlI rolls on through day and dark,
Regardless of Ourjoys or woes! -
= Stin up4he. bEsezy western slopes
8 The reaper -e.irIS, like apbles.6rown.
Bend singing 70 their glseful toll,
And sweep the golden harvest down,
,si Still, where the slant.ng sunlight ztlds $ r
The boles of cedar aud of pine,
Chants the lone blaCkbird from the brake
ltal With melancholy voice divine:
stu all sbou. the messy tracks
HUNS At his drag the woodward bee, z
Still htfully the eOrn-crake's note
Comes to me from the upland lea
Still round the forest bower she loved,
The wOodbine trails its rich festoons;
The slumbrous peoples burst and fall -
Beneath the silent autumn moons.
still round her lattice, percbed aloof, -,
In sunny shade of matched caves, -
Rhe jRsmine clings, with yeaFning pale.
And Withers in its shrOGd OF leaves:
still.rouud the old familiar porch
Her cherished roses blush and peer, 90
Aud ELL the sunny air with balm, 7a'r
And streW their petals year by year.
Nor here within, one touch of change ~
The fOotstool-the embroidered chair
The books-the srras on the wall.
The hsrP-the music--ral are there.
No touch of change! close my eyes =
It cannot be she comes no morel
hear tue rustling OF her dress;
hear her foOtstep on the floor
I,feel her breath upon my brow; EF
feel her kiss upon my cheek - a
Down, phantOms Of the buried past
Down, or my heavy heart must break.
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MA YORS OF THE
I Great Cities.

. Great Cities.
WI the undersigned mayors, hereby certify tha,
w the Druggists, APotheeaEtes, and PhysieIAni
Surance 70 us that the Femedis9 q DE-. }; g: AYR
CO., Of Lowell, ayers saTDaParilla, pills, Agus
Cure, and Cherry pecto59l nave 9een ISaaS to LS
ddence Of the community.
HON. JAMES 00OA' Mayor of LOWELL, mass
HON. ALBIN BEARD, r.s,,,
HON, E. ". H1EE Hss8F q fiiAnoursrrn, Nh
HON. 'O'N Mayor Of CONCORD, N. II.
ON. A. H. BULLOCK. ,,,,,..,,,u
HON. sAFHl sltsBrE mayor Of SALEM. MAS.
Bos. :. ". LINCOLN, e; Of BOSTON. MASS.
i'oS' "A' NJ NODG Mayor of PROVIDENCE, RI
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,.
- ,,.rpre sHr 1s
HON - : n n AAA Mayor of NEW LONDON, CONN
HON. cnAs- 8. RoDI Err. =, ~ ,o,r.v., =
i 49," rlfaf : Mayor OfNEw YORK CITY
HON. II. NJ. K1NsTRY, is2
/ /. e rf N 81.
iiOS'' 20 80 Mayor of TORONTO, c. ".
iUs' = = Mayor of oINorSNArr, OHIO
HON, I. H. CRAWFORD, 49,, 49,, -,
- Mayor OF LYONS, IOWA
HON JAMES Ai a'y6T q EBiOvnANv1rLr, c. "
HON. JAMES v. NORTH s'9 Mayor Of AUGUSTA. w
ii0N, -" Mayor S Of HALLowELL. NE
HON. JAMES 5. BECK.
HON, WILLARD R' s9F Of NEW BrDroaD. MAS.
hon. :, DLAisDA Mayor Of PAIL RIVER, MASS
HON. ". n. cRANsroM - ,.,.z,.,,,,,..
aat t-1s mayor Of NEWPORT RI
HON. FRED srAHL. s.ts-H
rsg Mayor Of eAIENA, I'LL
HON. JOHN HoDGDEN,
HON. THOMAS cRuronEIELD,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN
HON. ROBERT BLAIR. Hr4a
s5 Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA
HON. l =, ,. sAo'n' Mayor Of nEnpHls, TENN
HON. GERARD sT1TH,, iusa III @
Mayor of NEW ORLEANS, LA
HON. H. D. SCRANTON,
l. - 8ai.f7. Mayor Of ROCHESTER,, N 7
HON. DE WITT c.ieSovr. .laatal
Mayor Of PITTsBURo, ?.
HON. c. II. BULL,
~ Mayo Mayor ii MILWAUKEE. WE
lE'5 ID -f-asis s4i % n
Mayor ofR4cISE, WIS
HON. A! RARR, 5eg vi ~
lni8Is4e- sf.ss,.sz Mayor Of KRNOsHA, VI
HON. 1oHN'o uA1NEs - B,ss
eao 81 fsH Mayor Of cHIcAsO Ill
HON. ii. ~ A.. HEATH. E.,....
,a.t 90 Mayor Of SELMA. Ala
IO'''A' = :, mob NOBLE Mayor q nosToonEnr, ALI
HoNsw. 8. HoLyBAD. sisas
l4=- q. hl, Mayor q COLUMBUS, Gl
DON EsRARTERO. MANUEL, oi so
DON P1RTRR- De oABAI1o.
ea5I Mayor of MExI1O
DON FsFFRH4sIR RopR1qgEs. :. -.
DON q ANTONIO EcHEvERA.
DON N. 9, 11LANeyo,
ass6 MayoF & VALPARAISO, CHILL
DON MARIO sEsoUIpEDAu1A,
rt Mayor Of RIO JANEIRO, BRAZIL
''F'iFy that tbs. Ps.i4.n. prassi.., a.,. Assure
-l .risfs- %. them
Ayers sarsaparius
- "u excellent 1emedy, and worthy the conhdss,
= Of the community.
/ d ,eilta.g l.0q 1i--s7 81. tF
Ayers SargaparllIa.
For Spring Diseasea.5,a ..z-,
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The present critical state OF European affairs viii
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year They will occupy a mic.
crude sPeculationS, and hyinS rumors Of the daily
Journal and the POndernus tome OF the future his-
toTan Written amer the living Interest and excite
ment OF the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away. It iS to these Periodicals thar
readers must look for the only really Ineligible aud
reliable history Of current SVentS. and IS such IL
addition to their vel literary scienfihc
and theological character, We urge them upon the
consideration OF the reading public
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publMheIs gives additional value to these
Reprints, tnasmnCl As they can now be placed IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR T1IR RAPID CuRE OI
COUGHS, COLDS; HoA1IsfNEsS. ~
iR1UENZA, BRONCHITIS,
WuOOPIEG COUGH, -ta.
ID GROUP, ASTHMA,
1HCIPIENT CON.
a-rr. SUATPTTON
~ NIEI n II OUI
SUMPTION,

cd stages Of the dsiease.
We need not speak 10 fhs public Of It's yirtuss
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet of
the American States, its wonderful cures OF pnnon
airy complaints have made IL already known, Nav
lew are the families In any civilized country on tt
continent without some personal experience ofits
effects, aud fewer yet thS communities any where
which have not RlnaNg them some living tTophv NJ
its victory over tnesubtlS aud dangerous Iseasasof
the throat aud lungs. While Is the most poWerfui
3nttdOte yet known to nan for the formidable and
dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs Il is
Alao the pleAS1utest and safest remedy that can he
employed lpt tntants and young peFsons Parents
should hawaii Ia store against the insiduous enemy
that steals upon them upFepRTed. We have shnni
ant grounds tn believe the CHERRT PEcToRGI GavSs
moTe lives by. the congumptions II praVents than
those cures Keep IL byyOu, cure your colds while
they are curablet neglect them until no human
tSt!cAn master thu tnexOTAble eAnker that aStened
on the Nitals, eats your life away All Enovr the
dreadful fatality Of lung dlsOrdeF aud a. they know
100 the virtues o. tins remedy, need not do more
than to assure them Il l. still made the best II an ~
We spare no cost. care toll to pruncei Il Inc
most perfect poasble, and tins aoni those who FSlI
on Il the best agent which our skill can furnish t5T
their cure. 500 % zlfa - ~
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER
Practical and AWGIytfeal casHfss, LOoCe1, Ga...
/. And sold by A. c. GooDG Co, andby all Drppri.ts
and dealers In Medicine everywhere. mhiS
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6. VI. JOHNSON 8 y S \ NEE s

OF copper, TIN aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
III 4tR VL VAILED OURSELVES OF ALI. TII M.
I6I inPLoVs1 tacities, We are better prepHys5 -
tssa ever 70 NIL all orders for any Srtieis a. nov
ne Of business. yalliss and conJSctTi
iST,S sSSamboat work done in snbStSn.
an to this branch Of the tTSds
Fi,5Se.HiSi tlstaetiOn In every partienIar ~
eapDst ~ tyi We can Ofer fnGueefents that
Ees Ja ne assortment full at an fimss W
yteek o. thelAtest and most approve =. !e
~, = G.W. JOHNSON SON
ivQ lk,.,t s.i's 70 No. 1T9 Market SS1SSSn q
!. Wheeling Va
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
fag ing Railroad.

O4SN64AuOS EIGCSDufR 4nQWheels
ia ing Rail Road.
"a 60
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, January 20th 1850
" Passenger Trains will leave bridgeport aS fol-
lows, (SundAys eXeepted)
Il:l5 A.M.AfaI Train, stopping at all gtations ar
30 EiVes At Pittsburgh At $40 p. NJ, and
Cleveland At $40 Pm. =
lOsuO y. NJ xpre!S Train topping at all stations,
49, except Rush Run and Beaver, arrives at
a, At 9:35 A. n.
r. RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At e:lS A. NJ and 400 P. ~, ar.
i've At Bridgeport at 6s2O P. NJ, and 6=S5 A M -
Leave Pittsburgh at ls4O A. NJ, aud lao p. NJ.
Rrrivs At bridgeport at 6:S6 A. H., and $50 p N.
g Connections are made as Follows.
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. R. for Harris
burg, baltimore, Washington, PhIIA-
delPhiA, New York and Boston. 7sa
Cleveland with Cleveland & ToIed r. n for San.
7-.4 dnsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all points In the NORTH WEsT. with
Detroit steAmera for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WRsT. YilH
Cleveland Erie R, r. for Erie Dun.
kirk, buffalo and Niagara FalIS With
cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati Tor
% GTestlne, Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson with the G. z. & CIR. R. for cuyahopa
+' Falls, Akron, MulersburEh and wO0s-
an ter.
At Alliance With p. Fl. W. & c. R. R. for Canton,
MaSiIlo1, Wooster, Salem, EnOn, Co
At StsubsnVille with r q 1 G. Line and Ar BEI1A,R
with 9. o. o, R.R- for ZanesTIlIe New.
ark, Columbus, Senia, Dayton, Indl.
Ruapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
-F st. Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West -
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh md return sS76
any other route. Et. ~
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured at the Ofice under tie
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Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
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to the East, North West and Northwest Al ofiel
under M'Luro House, or with Pt. Agent at bridge
port Station. VIM. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va
~ JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
jim. MCCULLOUGH, President. y
Y r. MYERS, Gent Ticket AEt. feG6
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BEINTIEtp, MASS, Dec. %, 1855.
DIG. &c. Arm: lido not hesitate to
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For Coughs, HOarseness, Influenza,
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Gid. Is your CHERRY PEcToRAL. Its
CONSTANT use in my practice and my
family for the last ten years has
shown 1t to possess superior virtues
for the treatment Of these COM
plants. EDEN KNIGHT. MD.
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Y R. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. feb6
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Henry D. Bacon, n. Lev. Bogy. '"'
N. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAP, Prept.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

man namei FEssfSDES. now in Conrress
from Maine. h.s made The grand discovery THAI
zoe Presidentof the United State is not bond
o otey ihe Constitutes. but oals to protect and
deJeas iilr The Is a bran reading OF Execu-
tive duties. aud quite disposes Of The Constitution,
50 Ear as Mr. LINCOLN i concerned.
Mr. FEssENDHS must be an inventive genius,
ard. hundred chances TO one. has been engaged
at ho1e in selling wooden nutmegs, and doing
other cute things for Irving. dis reading Of
the Constitution viii apply 90 the conduct of the
New England States Cor dozen vears, for none
of them have obessd ts provisions. NJ honest
States should do. They have racked their Abo-
lition paIes to see by what dirty dodge they could
rt main in the Union. and yet disregard their con
situtional obligations. and this man FEssENDFS
is but dirtier specimen than the average of the
genus Yankee The Personal Liberty" bills
are the ofShoot of this paltry prevaricaton aboGt
the meaning Of words, which none but mean
States and their meaner inhabitants would resort
%. They have refused to obey the Constitution
OF TO abide by he pledges made by their fathers.
and hence this nation is plunged into wasting
and bloody civil war
The people of the North-west and the Middle
States will compel these men to OBEY the Con
stitution. AMI neither their tools at Washington
nor themselves will be allowed to thimble-rig
this nation much longer. If these New England
States are tired Of the Union. and do not intend
to abide by the written law, why don't they Sc
cede manfully, aud 90 to themselvesl The West
would shed no tears over their withdrawal from
Union which is supported by them only as their
"higher law notions dictate. Those States, by
their clsss legislation. have robbed and swiDdled
the people. and, not satisfied with that, they now
seek to overturn the Constitution and make their
sectional President independent of, and above,
our great charter of liberty aud lawl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
Governor >eymour's policy.

Al q grand Democratic banquet al Jamaica. L.
l.. ON Tuesday evening, ia honor OF the State
election. speeches were delivered by prominent
Democratic politicians in favor of the vigorous
prosecution Of the war. and expressing the utmost
confidence ut the speedy storation OF the Union.
Hon r FLoYp JOINS. Lieutenant Governor
elect in the course Of his speech. made the toll
lo1ing important announcement of the policy 10
be ioseshadoucd by Gov SEvMouRs inaugural
address:
Whilst il will give no encouragement 10 re.
bellion. il will indulge in nothing calculated to
produce increased and needless evaporation on
the part OF the South; il will evince a cOnciistory
policy. not encouraging dissracefui attempt at
compromise. but only with the view of an early
AID honorable peace; bringing those engaged in
rebellion back 20 their aeg lance, and efiecfing a
restoration Of the old Union. with all the Consii
talipnsl guarantees of the rights Of every section
thereof. IL viii exhibit ia distinguished author
IN the unmis;akable tight of wise and isr-seeing
statesman aud a patriotic and 10y citizen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

Among other characteristics OF Lincolu's jack
all. Stanton. public document recently laid be
fore the Senate shows that be has propensity
for thievnS lie a tavorite under the
minlslrduon of that "oid public functlouary'
whose infections OF evil upon his country are
only exceeded by his immeii,te Successor. Dur
ing The heyday OF The lurmer Stanton was a
DANTE lawyer Ia S.n Francisco; possibly. as
now. chum OF Haleck The report shows the
following items Of drippngs received into the
dish Of Lineoln's present Secretary OF War:
"E VI Stanton Tor disbursements. 80. 50 600
"E NJ Stanton balance for disbursements, 40
e NJ stanton. retaining Tee tor United
States IN California. ................. 25 900
''E N Stnton. in San FraneiSco. board.
lodging and. washing. iron March -.
1896, 10 January >, 1899. ............ loo
"Other incidental expenses At u Francisco
made the total expense account OF T.. y. Stanton
81 267
The document in question shows other and
quite a. exhorbitant tugs at the treasury, on The
part Ol Stanton
Senator HcDouesll j. having this matter ven
ua'ed, anG viii, doubtless, place the Rohe>pierTe
OF the War Department IN essn more hdeoG-
shape. 1t possible. before the country. than ne
has hitherto been psesenIed.-I Spr,ns held IN }
Republican,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22


The telegraph reports that runors or Cabinet
change. are current in Washington. Al meet
ing Of Republican Senators. BY vote OF 10 to
ID. the President was requested 20 remove Mr.,
sKwAsD. Subsequently. by an unanimous vote.
Nc was seauestei 20 reconstruct his entire Cabi
net II such meeting was held i viii explain
the reason shy Mr.. SKwARD aud his son, who j.
acting a. Assistant Secretary Of State. hsve ten
dered their resignasons. and requested their inn
mediate acceptance. The vote Of the Republican
Senator'S could not be regarded otherxise BY Mr.
SEWARD than a censure OF his course. and HPon
that ground ne may have rendered his resignation.
Messrs- BlsIE and BArEs. who probably sym
pathize and have acted with Mr. SEWARD, It 10
stated hare also resigned These difficulties
have doubtless grown out Of the conduct Of the
war. Il il believed that Mr. SKwAaD has stood
BY McCLELLxS and BuKSslpE. who are regarded
with disfsvor by the radical Republicans. and the
support Of conservative Generals y deemed by
them an anparion=ble offen~e At The President,
Vice President, Cabinet aud the whole concern
would resign and give the people acl.ance 20 oil
their places. il would be most fortunate circum-
stance for the country-it would be blessing
for which The great majority of the people would
be truly thankful
There T. no hope Tor settling our national diff
csIties. or restoring the Union. so long the
present party remains in power. The President
seems 10 have no comprehension Of the state of
the country. or the proportions OF the rebellion.
Upon hearing that BUsSsIpk had crossed the
Rappshsnnock on Friday night, Mr. LINCOLN Is
said % have remarked, 1.-The rebellion il pow vir-
tually at an end" Ii is not reported what he re-
marked upon hearing Of the reverse Of Saturday.
IL il stated that BURNSIDE was peremptorllv or
dered % "mose the enems's works, and
ike true soldier he obeyed the mandates Of his
saperiors This relieves him from all response
bility for the disasters at fredericksburg and
places il upon the parlor Generals in Washing
ton
There j. no probability that any change in thu
Cabinet vii, be for the better. The appointmen
of SUMNER TO the State Department will be bu
additional evidence OF the Abolition drft of thu
party 10 power and d total disregard Of the voc'
OF the people as expressed in the elections las
fall. The people no longer goyern--they arr
governed