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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE or
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Liver Complaint, D,opsy, Iottcr. 1tsio'S and
SAT- Rhcum, Worms, GoR, Neuralgia, as q
Dinner piH, and for Purifying tile Blood.
They are sugar-coatod so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are tho
hest aporient in the world for Ill the purposes OF
family physc.
Price rs cents por Fox; Five boxes for $1o0.
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personagcs, have lent their
names to certify ihe unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, hut oar space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nsh gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the abovs
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol.
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they mako more profit or
Demand AYLI's, and take no otLcrs. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
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all our Remedies are for sale by
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Jan eJ.ljG! 12m.
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TRuST SALE.

DY Virtue Of deed of trust to mc cxecu-
ID ted. by David Pickens to secure the pay.
ment Of n certain bond therein specified. and
to indemnify his suretins thereon Said bond
was made payable TO Edmond Long, and came
due on the llih day of February, 1861, which
trust deed is duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee OF Mason county Court, in deed book No.
II folio SIS and 5l6, towhich reference is Civ.
Ell for full description Of the property 10 be
sold, Twill proceed TO sell Mt Public Auction
on Saturday, the 9th day of September. 1869,
in front of my Store Eousoin West Columbia,
the following property to wit
l Yoke of Red Work Oxen; Yoke Of
Picded Work Oxen; Log Wagon, log
chains, &c,
Terms;--so much of the purchase money in
hand as will be necessary 10 pay the expenses
attending the sale, aud the residue on credit
of three months the purchaser giving bond
with approved security,
JOHN MASON, Trustee.
Aug, 81 ls62,-3w, Pr fee, SO sol
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BY THE GovERN0R-A PROCLA
NATION.

TT having been made known TO mc that ow
l. ing to the providing bands Of armed rebels,
and the close proximity Of the public enemy,
il is extremely hazardous to hold the Courts
for the county ofWayne, at the Court House
thereof; by virtue ofthc authority in invested,
by the llth section of chapter l6l of the Code
Of Virginia.
l Francis II. Peirpoint, Governor of the
State of Virginia, do hereby appoint the town
of Cercdo in said county of WAYNE. as the
place where the various courts of the said ccun-
ty shall be held so long rs the causes shrll
continue which have made this proclamation
necessary Due notice will be hereafter given
by proclamation, of heTrestoration of the scss,
ions of said courts to the county seat of said
county as established by law.
49,, Given under my hand and the less
H. S Seal of the Commonwealth. nt the
t~>N~S City of Wheeling. this sth day Of
August 1862, and in the s7th year of the Com
+. II. PEIRP0INT
By the Governor,
L. A. HAoASs, sec'y. of the Com.
aug lIwd.
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POINT PHEASANT ACADEMY,

The second semi annual session OF this In
stitution under tho charge of the undersigned,
viii commence on MONDAY AUGUST 18th,
The course of studies and charges per sss'
sion OF Five months are us followes:
PElNARY DErARTMISr; including Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Primary Geography. Phi
mary Philosophy. Mental Arithmetic and writ
ten Arithmetic commenced. So 90
JUSioR GLASS; including Written Arithme
tic continued, English Grammar, Geography,
and History, 81 10
MiDnLE Class: including Natural Philoso.
ply, Moral Philosophy, Mental Philosophy,
Watts on the mind, Botany Chemistry, As.
tronomy, Physiology and Hygiene, Rhetoric,
Logic, Elements of Criticism, Parker's Aids to
Composition, $40,
SENIOR CLASS including Algebra, Survey
ing, Geometry, Trigonomciry, Practical Gco'n.
etry or Mensuation also the Latin, French and
Italian Languages, SIS,
Tuition fees one half payable Mt the middle
Of the session, remainder at the close. No de.
duction for absence unless in case of protracttd
sickness, Pupils charged from date OF en-.
trance. G, W BROWN, LII b,
Principal.
Point Pleasant, Va. n22 3w,
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A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HEALTH AND
VlGoR.
THE NEW GYMNASTICS.

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la.ion OF Prof Kloss's Dumb Bell Instruct,
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Late -

New YoRR, Aug. s5@rhe steamers
Blackstone and Creole arrived here from
New 0tean- on the l5.h.
All the property of john SIidcll has
been confscated by Gen, Butler. An
other order commands the turning over
10 the United States all arms in New
Orleans.
The French Consul asked thOt French
citizens might retain theirs. for fear Of
serrila instruction. Gen, Butler repli-
ed, Protection would be given by the
United States such case" and insisted
that all arms of white aud black should
under his conro.
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New YoRE, Aug "a. The steamer
A del arrived from AspiuwaIl on the 10th.
She has $l,O83,OO in treasure. She
spoke the gunboat Penguin, which STA
ted that she had chased a rebel steamer,
supposed to be the Oyei:o, on the Little
Bahamas; also chased another. anil was
NOW cruising TO cut them off, Tho Gov.
srnment Of Brazil hal decided that afer
Two years tbs Amaz &c and tributaries
shall be open to commerce TO all nations.
A battle was daily expected between the
e,ntcuding Gorcesn PannpSA
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l95 Washington SIrcet, Bolton.
10 % So u g.
IMMENSELY VALUABLE
COAL & SALT PRQPER1'Y

GITUATE ut the town of West Columbia,
- Mason County, Virginia. This property
is largely improved, having many valuable
buildings, Salt Wells and other fixtures.
BY virtue of three several deeds of trust exec
cuted to Abner W. Hogg, to secure the pay
ment of various bonds therein specified. and
payable to John McCulloch, Moses Michael
and John Hall, one of which said deeds bears
date the 9Th day of August 1853, and was
executed TO the said Abner W. Hogg by Viii
liam B. Robbins, another of said deeds bears
date the 23d dav OF May, 1853, and
executed to the sAid Abner W, Hogg by the
said William b. Robbins. and third and last
Of said deeds bears date the Gath day of May
1853, and is also executed to the said AbnVr
". Hogg by the said William B. Robbins, all
of which said trust deeds are duly recorded in
the CLERK S office Of Mason county Court, to
which reference is given for further description
Of the property intended to be sold. ! shall as
successor or instead OF the said Abner W HoFe,
he being Of insane mind and having been mp.
pointed by decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ma
son county. OF its sp!ing term, 1861, TO act as
Trustee instead Of said Abner W Hogg,) shall
proceed TO sell upon the premises at public
auction, and to thc highest bidder. on the 4th
Saturday in January next, all the properly
mentioned in the said trust deeds, upon the
following terms: So much of the purchase
money in each case in hand as will be recess
AIRY opay the cost OF sale and such of the
bonds described in each of said trust deeds as
may be due and unpaid, and the residue in
such payments and upon such cledis as shall
meet and satisfy the bonds specified in said
trust deeds as are not due, and the balance il
any, upon such credit and terms as may he di-
rected by the said William b. Robbins, his
heirs OF assigns. this sth day of July, 1862.
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Trustee.
July II ls62-nlS-m6.
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The War in Arkansas and Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, August 20. -Thirtcen hun.
bred guerr las, opposite Helena, bum.
ed 1000 bales Of cotton, and committed
other depredotions within the last few
days.
1t is reported that Gen. Hindman 5
army is moving ives; from Little Rock.
The people along the road, going with
the army, were taking their negroes and
other movable property.
While Gen HoyOy's division was re.
turning 10 Helena from Clarendon, four
were killed and several wounded BY
EuorrilIas. A large amount of proper
~ was captured by him, Refugees from
the South furnish the following regard.
ing Southern movements:
Gen. Bragg is at Chattanooga. The
next movements seems to be Nashville
Tie reports that a number Of Bragg S
forces were az Grand Junction are un-
founded. UptO Friday there were none
there, except scouting, parties, Which
come almost daily and take what they
want, and then leave, Grand Junction
seems to be regarded by them as doubt.
iul ground-hence they make arrange
ments TO stay as short a time rs posi-
be ,.r. .,,gg~. ,a.c...
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VIRGINIA., IS.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of The
Circuit Court " Putnam County in Tho month
of July, 1860.
John l., MeCord / James
s, McCDrd merchants aud
partners trading under tho
name and style Of McCoul Ia Debt
i Co plaintiffs.
Va
Lewis II, Mccoy, dert,
Tho object Of this suit ia to recover d tha
defendant the sum Of $50 SIC with legal inter
est thereon from tho 18th day Of April 1861
until paid,
The defendant not having entered his Hp-
pcarance, and it appearing from nm affidavit In
this cause, that the said claim is just and that
Tho plaintiffs have present cause Of action
therefor; and it appearing further by said off
davt, that the said defendant Is ieputed to be
in sympathy whit socRlled "Oonfedorat,
States"-,hat he has voluntarily lti(his usual
place ofObodc in said county Of Putaun and
gene beyond the reach Of personal service Of
civil process Issuing from said county, whore
he had last resided and hath so remained alb.
sent for ninety days and more, since leaving
his usual place Of abode aforesaid, and that the
said defendant hath estate within tho said
county Of Putnam.
Now, therefore, On motion Of tho plaintiffs
Attorney it is ordered that the said Lewis II
Mccoy, do appear hero within one month after
due publication and posting oftilis order aud
do what Is necessary to protect his interest In
the premises.
reste;
GEO, n. MONTAGUE c,ork.
Parks 4 HogC pa. july l7nlgw4
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Regular KanOwhn & GallipoIIs packet
PIKETON.

TX. NC. H. REED, Captain, McCoLLrsrrR,
.<.sSss.sElssr Clerk. Leaves Kanawha Salincs CIV.
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Leaves Gallirolis every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Every attention paid 20 Passengers and
Freight. Being very light drauyht boat, tthe
lightest in the trade she will run at al times
when not detained BY ice. Aug. I, 1862.
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VIRGINIA HOUSE,

Front Street, Point Pleasant, Va,
j. p. II. u. SMITH, Proprietor.
Takes pleasure informing his friends and
the travelling public that this popular hotel has
just opened for therception of visitors
aug l4-1y.
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VIRGINIA, IS :

VIRGINIA, IS:
Al Rules held in the Clerk Office OF the Cir.
cult Court Of Putnam County, in the month VI
July, 1869.
George W. Ronk, pltH.
VI. In Assumpsil.
Thomas N. Shelton DIT.
THE object Of this suit is to recover against
the defendant the sum Of Sl06, with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF November leGl
until paid And the defendant not having OH
tered his appearance, and it appearing by aili'
davit filed with the papers in the office, that his
slid claim is just and that he has present cause
Of action therefor: and II appearing furthcrby
said affidavit, that the defendant ia repated to
he in sympathy with the so.called Confederate
States,"-that he has voluntarily left his usual
place of abode in the county Of Kanawha, aud
zone beyond the reach Of personal service OF
s'.i, & \ sstk 80 ,fts.
uawha, where he last resid d. and hath 50 re-
manned absent for ninety days and more since
leaving his usual place Of abode aforesaid, aud
that the defendant has estate within tho said
county Of Putnam,
Nov. therefore on motion o. the plaintltfA
-Appitcy. il l. ordered that Sc said Thonas
NJ, Shelton, d6 appeal iieiy NItNfi oas UossS
after dnc publication aud posting of this order.
and do what is necessary to protect hisinterest
in the premises Teste
GEO. r NJ ONTAGUE, Clerf
Parks a. lioge p. q. July 2ln2Ow4,
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Mason County classification OfJustices.
AT A COURT continued and held for the
IA county Of Mason, ut the Courthouse
thereof. on Tuesday the 9Th dry Of July. 1862.
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz.
LEWIS WETZEL, Presiding Justice.
FIRsr Glass George Stephenson, !. II.
Miller, jacob p Kester and Lewis Bumgamcr,
SEcoNp CLASS b. j. Rollins, John Nc.
Culloch, Sr., Reuben Harrison and Eugene B,
Davis.
Tulnp cLAss...-JohnJ. weis, Apollo Ste.
phens, David George and Z. n. Rollins.
FouETn CLASS. John l.. Jordon, William
Stewart, f. j. Duffer, and S. W Sommeville
Firth Glass. Richard Bush, -
and Chas. A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order as they are
classcd to.wit:
First Glass to hold September Term, 1862.
February and September term 1863 and March
Term, 1864
Second Glass to hold October term. 1862
April, August and October term, 1863 and A.
pill Term, 1854 :.
Third Glass to hold November Term, 1869,
Nav and November Term, 1863 and February
and May Tenn, 1874. 400,
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862,
June and December term, 1869, and june and
August Term 1864.
Fifth Glass to hold August Term, 1862, jan
uary and July Term, 1863, and January and
July Term 1864. TESTE:
JAMES II. Hol LoWAY, Clerk.
july2i mott.
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UNION HOUSE,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

POINT PLEASANT, VA,
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
THIS Hotel is in the business portion of tho
L town, convenient TO the steamboat landing
and the proprietor pledges himself to spare no
pains to give entire satisfaction to all who may
be pleased 10 call upon him.
march 2O-ly.
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VIRGINIA, IS:

v ilNNiANhhI 49,
At Rules held in the Clerk y Office of the cir.
cult court,for Putnam county in the month Of
July. 1869.
William Y Viutronx, plaintiff
William II. Bailey, defendant.
The object Of this suit Is TO recover Of tho
Defendant the sum of 1920 l5c with interest
on Sis $50 part thereof, from the 18th Of 0c'
tobcg 1860, and interest on 1904 76c residue
thereof, from the I'd day Of March 1861, ulttill
paid
And the defendant not having entered his
appearance, audit appearing by affidavit in
this cause, that said claim is just and that tho
plaintiff has present cause Of action therefor,
aud it appearing further by said affidavit, that
the raid Defendant is rcputed 10 be in sylnpl.
thy with the so called Confederate Statcs"-
H. nj he has yo' unfairly left his usual place Of
abode in said county Of Putnam, and gone be.
yond the reach Of personal service Of civil pro
cess issuing from said county, where he last re
sided, and hath so remained lbsent for ninety
days and more, since leaving his usual place
of abode aforesaid. and that the said Defend
nnthath estate within the said county Of Put
nam. Now, therefore, OIL motion Of the plain.
tif's Attorney, it is ordered that the said vii.
liam II. Bailey, d. appear here within one
month after due publication and posting Of this
order and do what may benecessary to protect
his interest inthe premises.
GEO. R. MONTAGUE, tierk
Parks & Hoge, pa july l7ni9 va
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NOTICE.

o. Committed the Jail Of Mason county.
& Virginia, on the lth LAY Of June, 1869 as
IA runaway slave. ncgroman named Pres
ION, about rs wears Of age, about five feet ten
inches high, tolcrablo dark color, had on when
arrested u blue jacket and blue pants, and
black hat and Is supposed to belong 20 George
pirrcy Grcenbticr county Virginia.
T., j, SEN TIERS, Tailor.
july 2lnaOw6' Mason county, Va
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TIRGLNTA, SIS:

VIRGINIA, SIS:
AtRulcs held in the Clerk 5 Office Of the Cir.
Cut Court OF Pu,nam county, in the month Of
August, 1862.
Benjamin p, Hedrick)
Andrew X. Barbee,
4NHE object of this suit is to recover Of tho
Defendant the sum Of S79 60 with inter.
est from the 2lst lay of May. 1861, until paid,
and the defendant not having entered his
appearance, and it appearing by the affidavit
ofihc plaintiff filed with the papers in the office
that the said claim is Just, and that he has pre-
sent cause of action therefor, aud it appearing
further by said affidavit that the Defendant
is reputed to be in sympathy with the SO
called Confederate Statcs"--that he Inns
voluntarily LETT his usual place of abode in
said county of Putnam and gone beyond the
reach Of personal service Of civil process
issuing from said county, where he had
last resided, and hath so remained absent
for ninety days and more, since leaving
his usual place Of abode aforesaid, and that the
seid Defendant has estate within the said coun
ty of Putnam.
Now, therefore. on motion of the Plaintiff
Attorney, it is ordered that the said Andrew r
Barbee, do appear here, within one month after
due publication and POSTING of this order, and
dowhat is necessary to protect his interest in
the premises, TESTE:
GEO. II. MONTAGUE. Clerk CT CT c,
aug 7no92 WI
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VIRGINIA, IS:

NlNulNlA, SS'
At Rules held in tho Clerk + office Of the cir.
cult court for Putnam county in tho N ontli VI
July, 1852,
HcnrS Q, Howell, Samuel II
Smith, Everett D. Hall aud
William Steel, merchants
and partners hnding under
the name and style of Howell In chOncery
Smith 4 Co plaintiffs
vs..
James Hall, defendant
The object Of this suit is to recover against
The defendant the sum ofS3ij 80 with interest
And the defendant not having entered hia
appearance, and il appearing by affidavit filed
in the cause that their said claim is just and
that they have present cause Of action therefor,
aud it further appearing by said affidavit, that
the SAID defendant Is reputcd to be in sympa
thy with tho socallod confederate States
that he has voluntarily left his usual place Of
abode in said county ofPutnam, and gone DO
You'd the reach Of personal service ofciyil pro-
cess issuing from said county, where he had
last resided and hath so remained absent for
ninety days and more. since leaving his usual
place ofahodr aipr said, and that the said de
PENDANT hath estate within the sud cdinty Of
Putnam,
Now, therefore, on motion Of the COmplM
nants Attorney, il is ordered that the said JAS
Hall do appear here within one month after
due publication and posting Of this order and
do what isncccssrry to protect his interest III
the premises. Teste,
GEO, Il MONTAGUE, Clerk
J.H Couch sol July II MIG w4.
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bridge and SigeI offered them no opposi.
ton Everything seemed favorable, but
tie scene soon changed, No sooner
had they crossed. the bridge than Sigel
opens bis battery on the bridge. The
fourth shot completely demolishes it aud
Al The same time deadly fire Of musket'
ry assails the rebels in front. Their re-
treat cut of, no hope left. a few shots
from our battery, charge and they are
ours; not a man escapes. Nearly 1000
are said TO have been captured aud about
400 killed and wounded. The enemy
having failed in this, now hurled forward
their forces with impetuosity and strive
to outfank Sigol by crossing al French's
Ford, but Gen Pope ordrs up Banks and
Reno to the aid Of Sigel and the enemy
ia again rcpulsed and moves higher up
the river.
How the next attempt of the enemy
succeeded have not yet learned
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REGULAR KA NAV A & ClNCIN.
MATT PACKET.

Fsz n ALLEN COLLIER, CAPT. ]. T.
.s1s s.assa.SS j oHNsoN, CHARLES soNNTAG.
Clerk. Leaves Charleston, every Saturday
morning at o'clock A NJ Leaves Cincinnati
every Tuesday evening at 4P. NJ.
!E2Saig!,N;lsztiaTFSv Ev Sc 0llg',;sgs,N ~ IL,
the delivery OF letters ald package for U. S.
Soldiers, or the trade. Shippers may rely up
on the punctuality of the Allen Collier. For
Freight or Passage apply on Board. may Is
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Dreadful Accident on the Mississippi
CMRo, August 94.-The steamer Aca-
cia ran on a snag, sixty miles below
Memphis, at one o'clock on Thursday
morning, and sunk in few minutes.--
She had one hundred and fifty passen-
gers, six of whom we're ladies' She al
so had cargo Of seventy.fve tons OF
suffers goods.
In five minutes after striking, she cap.
sized, her upper deck floating of, Many
Of the pass. myers clung to it and were
saved.
Most of the passengers were soldiers
returning to their regiments.
4 number Of the survivors have ar.
rived at Helena,
Not less than 10 or so persons perish
ed The captain and most of the crew
werg saved. A list of the lost has not
yet been received.
The Jackson Missppian says the ram
Sumptef had grounded opposite Bayou
Sara. The rebel authorities demanded
her surrender, but the crew AMI stores
were put on transports and the Sampler
was blown up.
Orders have been issued forbidding
travel of civilians over the Mobile and
Ohio road.
A telegraph from smitllenl says Hop.
kinsvlIc, Ky. was taken on Friday by
the rebel Johnson, who with four hun
dred men was moving on Smthand,