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.Ayer,s Cathartic Pills

tGIIIE sciences Of OAGtnfstfy and AIedisfiiS have
bssR taSe1 their utmost 70 prodpc6 Tits hd5i,
tl 'sh y, = kl9ls1 e man y;
nrtqes which guFpAls fn b1ceIlsies the fofVlitify
medic pes, and that they yin uppIeeedentedy npoi
70 taksi but powerful % etra Theff
properties stimulate the yital aetiSitleF IL y
remove the, obstEietlqns e its organs purify the
aunaCEs Uliieh breed aud gov dlsteIlpeF stimulate
slpEgtsh oE gins into their nktafaI a.
whole tysfeh1 Not 6nIy 90 they enru tis overV-iny
Complaints o. every but AID III titdabie aud
nan 9kllli W bile they preiloe fg4pTfut ioHectS
they ere u The same time, 10 dIminishs doss as
lllrats Hen elug4B coated tleS are ~ 10
t9ke; And bepE pqFely Vegetable ara fF6a ffnna my
~ q heitai Gnrei have esen made hieh EnTpasl
exalted position and character a. 70 ioFbIi ne S
pleiOn ~ untruth- Many eminent elerkYmeli and
y6eians Lave lent then names TO eeFtity to The
public the reliability Of my remsdIea while cfhsFl
dave ntula tie lInfSes8 o. Their fhat.
y cont ihqte iJlmSnslly 70 Hhai r6Iisi
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e ny American Almanac, eoatailIn IA ~
thslr re N S. s9tps q ehra 6f tho III
/ CottivSBess BtiiouS Conpiafnt7 Rlisnr,, ~,
DruFty HeAftbGfl, HeSdlele lifting {fr6ta n fi5i
ali9ely 1u1i eestiol Morbid Traction 20
the BoEels and Pain arising tharehpIi Ilatui6ne,
Loss % Apostle All uleaF0pg and Cltapeonl gDiS.
oaSes require al eVacdllt q 6dIdiis scf6flIa
AAAaAs
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sish lt Noqid not p gppqled they eolli RI
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from low state Of ne BODY Or obstmetion ~ IL
tAl.ltieg.sl u fal y A.1t asis.t.s. 9tHett ae
no not Be put on BY pnprinefplei .l3aisFl Nth
ioss St5eE pun they ne more profit on Ak for
. u IT,. and take nth elseq Noothef they
Gan gtys ygq compares With valrs
g eqflsttyo power The SEX want tie . al
tasre i.'fos then. and thsy .lio1id l.atsit,
g Prepared BY DR.. u. d. AVER
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Fgsa a5 = 2 Slir m Bog; " BORIS FqH e15 -
SOL. ~ A. Q: GOOD = 90, ana b. IN DrueriStts
and peliots in u lieinb ever Wh5t5s mix
New Spring Wall Paper. !,
u usI QPlalsp, = yGFy hlpdsalae Stock d, Riis
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9.IlII 1T IA SPRfsu4mPtiPP9fI tn

gsgf ar i SS2PF1fs uqp IN tstfe11i Tail
ff6babiy no one remedy has ever been known
which cured 50 many aud such dangerous cases n
this. someIqQ p ihiln alt can feAsi; but even %
those the Garry Pictorial affords relief and comfort
AsroR HOUsE, NEEfYnRK CIFX, March 8, 1886.
DOcTOR AHER, LOWELL: feel Il q duty and Meas.
ure 70 Inform you what Sonr Cherry Psetarai ha5
done formy wife. Shetlad hesnhve months lab6Fine
under u dangerous gImptOms Of ConEpmption, from
She was steadily falling, until Dr. Strong, ofthi1
city, where We have come for advice, recommended
trial OF your medicine, We bless his kIudnsSs ~
We DO your tkill; lot she has recover from that
fie tsnot Jet asStrphg ~ sbo used 70 be- but q ne
fro her cough, and calls berslf well ~ lt4:g
HburS with gratitude and Icgsnrd. 49,
ORLANDO sHELBY, 81 sHEf1Yyi1Ii.
y CbalaHEtieeE, % bot desTair TN Sda have tried
ANS QHE3EI PEefnl Az It e made By. 6Ae oI he
best medical ehtmlgta IN thu world md ii ers- m
around % bespeat the high meFitE 81 M yirtne-l
RaIGRtlB hia 6edgeI. ssIss = III S7sis
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Asthma or.Phthiisiio, ana Bronehitis.

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WEsf MANcHEsTER Pa Feb {, 1854
SIN; Your ChsTTy Fs46Fdt II pert6rmfnE tnafvei-
ous cures IN this section. It has relieved several
from alarming symptoms Of consumption and i9iop
the lung for the laat forty yoars! ~ gic . Boa
~ as,F IRSRY L. PARKS, Merchant
"A. A. RAMSEY, ~. D., AIHI1Sy lIoHn0B CO. IeSyt
writes, Sept g. 1855: sOuring my practics Of MANI
years have found nothing equal TO YOUR Gieyy,i,
PetOraI for giving ease and relief to conkunptITe
patients or curing tueif a. are CatabIe'' Al
We IA Eht add volumes Of ovidaneeabnt tie mos,
convincing proof Of the virtues OF this runedy Ii
found in It's effects upon trial.
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~ VII lgQkSl ~ 2 lEe I'll -
oh, tl5t RlzGdlfitl less -
me ispehfSe was here brt "a st6ft
but ious author Assures Us thai L
win Be lblished in fdll Ia as next eii-
ton Of trmageddon, which be requS e
rs % 5Ey he win stiIl sell at one dollar ana
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New Spring Wall Paper. y,
usE opI.,SI.p, q yGFFy hlpdsazas stock u Rias
~ 4nd 091llaoil Val pea. p
- 4oI-aaie flllPb ~ 5I0dEffI GRAVES,
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s6ii 81 A. o. GOOD s o. S by III ~. = ..
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the Nos. Of the elne Periodieais for 1850 vim be
fuftIiied euli 1ihoiif ddsiifi6Iiaf efay,1s
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oFouP. yRhoopIng ConRh. Infineennz.n

- nFldLNgITlLD, miss, FEB. a, 1886.
BEoIHEEAIEls u will ehesTially Ceftify yUnf no
toTaI L the best remedyWe possess for the cure oil
EhooPing cough, eroFp and the chest .diseaSes Of
PreeiAte your skim, and commshd your medicine To-
our people. IIutA4I C0SRLIN, u. D..
AMOS LIB ESQ, MoSFEREE, IA, writes, sd jan,
1855: 81 had tedious Indu which couiined ne
in doors six weeks; took many medicine without Is
lief; finally tried ypur SeSDEal by the sdyica ofpuf
clergyman. The hTst dose relieved the soreness %
made me acknowledgement Your nsdIGlnes are ithe
cheapest a. well ~ The best We eau buy, and NE -
mRnI friend. ~ . sifs9i - y 's1i-ff 49,
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ALIsS0lrI MINING Conllany

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MyE, ths pHI "a lIaIulse b,letliy Inn
w he DFuEgiSts, Apotheeariess and PhyletHnS
q citiei 1ilFe lEbed 4 aoculhehf g ~
ITfriinee to rs that the ruInadieSqf DR. JlQsAYRH
4 coz 81 Lowell tAysf1 sAftiP AriIla, RnlE Agne.
Cure, and -Che1s Ptetqre4l hEIlI 1ne 20
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CIeanSe the Blood and Cure the SIek.l
.IsvAI.tpb9sL, EAJHERs, M9TAERs, RaYsIcIAEs5s
PHiIAlFAaoPIsIs, RlA TFlEiR El:F5IEcTsI
- A4D. JupGE OF IHEIR YfRIuEA-i
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se- 81 aoil. q Maiden Il1Feli Sev Yerk
Any one sending single i6tter post stAfup win re-
eelLs a circular with faesdniIe engraTingS tfthe
aboIe sl9ei sHd styles. a - -.asa lnah2t3lRd
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R0TTLEs.-lIf ifth54-l CIrst IIiII,.. -
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in Grafton for fifteen men, and than II
wouldn't amount to clever lunch for peo-
pie used TO eating in ParkerbuIg. Laugh
ter.)
Mr. CARsKADoE said If there was going TO
be grab for the capital he should BEGIN
toput in the claims Of Romnsy. Romney
had got to be place of considerable note.
(LauRhter.)
Ar. PoWELL said ifhe believed Wheeling
was to be struck out at all, he should be.
gin to remind them how loyal Harrison had
been and he should present the claims of
Harrisburg, which it was conceded was to
be the permanent capital. 1t would be re-
membered that Clarksburg fred the first
gun for the new State.
ar. HERxET said he didn't know who
n i,r the hrst gun for the new State, but
Wellsburg bought the first one.
Mr.. Brown of KanaWha, thought per.
haps he had better begin to put in for
Charleston. The gentleman from Taylor
had said people could come to Grafton like
the children of Abraham-by railroads.
Now who ever heard of railroads in the
days of Abraham (Laughter.) But thew
could come to Charleston precisely as the
children of Abraham iourneyed-on foot,
over bills aud dales. II Braxton, which
was the center of the new State, was not
to have the capital then he should urge the
claims of Charleston.
Mr.. STUART of Doddridge, was opposed
to raising this question here, but if it was
necessary he was sure he could satisfy the
Convention in half an honr that his own
town, West Union, was tho very place, and
the only place in the new State, for the
capital. (Laughter) They had already
bought plat of twenty acres on a beauti-
full eminencs where tho State House was
to be built. (Laughter.)
Nr. DILLB suggested that it wouldn't be
fair hardly, after enjoying the hospitality
of the citizens of Wheeling and eating their
oysters and drinking their wine so freely,
to take the seat of Government away from
them on such short notice.
MIR. STEvESsoN of Wood appraised the
gentleman and all those who expected to
be members of the first Legislature, that
the citizens of Parkersburg were making
preparations to give them magnificent
feast, if they made that their seat of Gov
ernment [Laughter.J
Tho vote then was taken on striking oul
wheeling, and it was rejected.
The Convention then adjourned.
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a Imnortant Dnnnmnnf.

We print on the outside Of this days
paper, the address OF Mr. Battelle to the
msm6ets of the Convention and the peo-
pie of West Virginia. 1t is the ablest
document of the times on the free State
subject. and cannot fail to have a powerful
effect on every intelligent reader. We
hope no one will be deferred by its length
from giving it careful perusal.
We shall issue this document to-day in
pamphlet form for permanent reference,
and copy of it ought to be in every mans
hand. 1. can be had by the dozen OF the
hundred.
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wEsTnnN ". nomE euAnns.

A General Sketch OF our People,
We received a day or two ago COPY
of the n. Y. Llls,trqted Netes with a pic
ture+Of body of "WEsTERx vIReSrA Hons
GUARDS" drawn aud sent ON TO the Ne,s,
by very intelligent gentlemen of bod
bridge county, who has frequently cores
ponded FOR the. Iatelligeaeer. The follow
ing letter accompanies the picture.
This is n faithful sketch of a picket az
Union men, guarding one of the approach
es from the guerilla region of the little
kanahWa river, in Gilmer county. Western
Virginia. 1t claims to be nothing more
than an illustration of the average an.
Pearauee OF our backwoods country non.
ulatton, whose character and loyalty have
been so yariously misrepresented by GER
tain hipp0nt and superfcial-and in some
ns Sts army correspondents.
rms IS not the place 70 refute in detail
the diversified judgements passed upon our
loyal people BY class of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a. an
wits, whose opportunities for physiolovfZ
cal observation and philosophical reason
ing have heretofore been confined to the
desk or counter, OF the bar-rooms and
oyster saloons, among the brickpiles aud
IN tue coal smoke atmosphere of their
birthplace. Suffice it to say, that no one
who knows our native yeomanry. az / do.
from sixteen years of residence and fanii.
lar intercourse, can justly accuse them Of
anything like that inhnspitable stinryness
and calculating sel6shness, proyeF5ialIy
peculiar to the latitude of the wooden nuf.
meg, and kindred regions. There. lives
not ~ the Union a people more eeniailv
Kind and hospitable and possessed Of more
native tact and politeness than WeItern
HtFgtntaps. With them the latchstring
9lRays hangs outside the door to weicoms
the neigh6or and traveller to the best az
nome Affords. If exceptions are found to
THIS rule i is principally among immi-
grants, OF immediate descendants ofin.
migrants from those States, where neipb.
-6ors charge one another By The hour Tor
the loan of a saddle or q set of sleigh bslIg
and take pay for singing or adding n i
wedding. Many breach Of hospftality
charged to Western ginians fnifscrinni-H
nately BY army sorrespo ndents, must be-
latd 70 the door OF people of this class. or#
70 Secessionists in q loyalist dispuise. ID
nave had ample opportunity to observe
that 50 long o. the crib and Iarder held
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ACadiz correspondent of the London
AMERICAN informs that Journal that the
Sumter, captured seventeen vessels on her
last cruise, six of which were released bv
the authorities when taken into ports as
prizes, The Sumter was going into the
dry dock for repairs, au EuglishmaR having
been found who consented to perform tho
service. The Inhabitants were said to
regard the officers as buccaneers. Tie
latest kilograms, however, via Queenstown.
state tLat the Sumter has been ordered
from cadiz&by the Spanish Government,
aRdshat she has gone to Gibraltar.
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out, their contents we;e most literally
l dispensed to the soldier; nothing was too
| good or too rare for our friends and pro-
tectors, and many family are now ex-
plating their enthueiastic extraTagance by
actual wants in the seyerest season of the
year.
It is true, the loyalty of Western Yfr.
GINA Is dlytdedi but viewed In its proper
light, even this fact ought to be put down
to the credit of our people. They desire
above all things to be true and loyal To
what they believe their legitimate govern
lnent or the righteous cause. Those who
upon this principle are aiding or sympa.
thizing with the rebellion, may be excused
70 great extent because deceived by that
baneful Ignorance, carefully and sYstemat-
tcally nursed by their leading demagogues
and the oligarchical legislation of the Old
Dominion. With aproper understanding
OF their real interests and duties, at least
three-fourths of our stray brethren would
now be among the staunchest supporters
Of the Stars and Stripes.
The hesitancy aud ttmidity observed
mong portiorns of our loyal population are
ascribable to no other causes than those
which are producing similar effects in
communities much more intelligent than
this. Onr country people are essentially
1 49, SSSHSA44tSthti TUG nature
of their circumstances, compelled and &C.
customed to reason strictly from cause to
effect, aud rice VersG. Hence they cannot
feel an unfinished confidence in the stabili-
ty OF cause that labors under the drain of
such stupendous waste. Encouragement
aud corruption as Illustrate in the Quart.
eFmaster's and other Federal Departments
in Western Virginia. They know that if
this cause fails, aud their former oppres.
sors return into power, their lives and
property will be visited with the most fear
full ven gence, while the traitors aud syco-
plants now among them, are carrying on
their insiduous work of intimidation and
disatection under no other penalty than
that of occasionally taking an oath of al
leRfance before corporals guard
Ofthe personal bravery of our people /
can confidently assert that were the grand
army ofthe Potomac composed of Western
Virginans, the battle of Boil Run would
have been victory, or would have been
retrieved long before now. Among our
sturdy and whole souled mountaineers you
would look in vain for that vacuum uGde,
the left rib, which prompted the gallant
sons of the Keystone State to strike fol
home on the morning of the battle, with
their three months pay in their pockets
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VIRGINIA. LEGIsLAFURE.
House of Delegates.
SATURDAY, Feb. 8. 1852.

SATURDAY, FEB. q, 1862.
The House was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Brockunier.
Amessage was received from the Senate,
announcing the passage of II ouse bill provi-
ulng That all persons applying for license
snail take an oath TO support the Cousti-
tdtion of the United States. and the re-
stored Government Of Virginia, with
amendments, in which the House concur
red.
Mr.. PATRIcx offered a resolution tbst
this House will with the consent of the
Senate, on Monday the 10th, adjourn sine
Mr.. WEST contended that tho Senate
should take the responsibility of saving
when we should adjourn.
Mr.. PATRICK said that the obserya.
tons he had made during the few DAYS he
had been here in the house satisfied him
that the interests of the Commonwealth
would be promoted by a speedy adjourn
ment THERE'S no important business be-
tore the House aud we owe it TO our con-
stltueuts to adjourn. We shall accom-
pltsh nothing but evil by prolouging the
Mr.. WEST said we had almost accompl
lished our BUSINESS. We have plantcu a
crop and now it is proposed to 20 away
ana leave 1t to go to waste.
Mr. RATRRICH-I don't want it to grow.
air. WEST said the gentleman set him
self up against the judgment of the House,
and wanted to adjourn because the bills
passed did not suit him.
Mr.. KRAMER was in favor of nm adj
tournament. IL we were to stay here six
mouths we would have lust as much busi.
ness on the table as we have now. We
have been here as long as is necessary
and the people demand an Adjournment,
Nj. WILSON objected to the resolution
and It wentto the table.
The bill for the relief of Alonzo Lorinp
was taken up as unfinished business.
After some discussion the bill was re-.
Jected by the followidgvote: Ayes Is, NAYS
la constitutional vote being required.
The bill fixing the Compensation of of
hcers OF State volunteers in certain cases
was passed.
The bill for the relief of Thomas Orux
was passed by vote of, ayes "a, NAYS
none-hye members not y0ting
The bill declaring the OHIO river law
Inl teuce IN Mason and Brooke counties.
was passed.
Tho bill giving the consent of the Gener.
al Assembly to the purchase by the United
states, near Alexandria, of land for a Gem
etery, was passed.
The bill authorizing the Adjutant Gen.
ernl to employ clerk, was passed by n
vote of % ayes to noes.
The bill incorporating the Little Falls
Itatlroad Company was passed. ~
Tue act Incorporating the Elizabeth aud
Burning Springs Turnpike Company was
reported. The bill appropriates $4,000
aud IN consequence elected considerable
discussion, in which Messrs Willia1nenD
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AFTERNOON sEssloS.

eAAbhNuONE bEsSIOSs
The bill was rejected by u vote of l2
Ine act to change the place ofIholdiug
Uo9rts IN Wayne county, from Trouts
Hill to Oeredo, WAS reported.
was passed. $50 =
The bill amending the code so as tn re.
upce the Limitation Of acquiring titles for
certain lands sold for delinauenS taxessy,Ss
reported. = %
Mr. DAVIS said the bill was so absnrd
and ridiculous that he didn't believe any
member of the House would vote for II.
Ar. WEST said it was peonle's bill and
was intended to permanently settle the
yexed question: 0fland titles. BE proceed.
cd at length to explain, sentence nv ssn.
tence, the provisions of the bin.
upon the-passage of the bill Mr.. Portar
called the ayes and noes with the foI.
lowing result Ayes Z, Noes go. So tbe
bill was rejected. >I.s
Ar. hGFFNBR offered q resolution t6ot
tue COMMITTEES on Courts of Justice in
9 gu, into the expectancy Of bringing in a
ollt relative to the terminus coal LANAI
west Of the Blue Ridge. Adopted. b.
=, elE.s SNYDER offered q resolution that the
u S.'.1 a assembly OF Virginia cordially
sneotse the action Of the United States
e sNst IN expeiling the traitor Bright,
lE0ul tGas pouyI aud that all loyal men
everywhere will hail that deafsion. T;tE
joy aud will pronopnoe .tbes ,tsI. 49,,
Pleudit SWELL done.' Mr.. Sniier, sSii he
gldn, wish TO occupy the time of the
House and would therefore move to IN.
me resolntton n-thsi table that gentlemen
might haT6 time to examine it, Adopted.
!, MI WEST offered AresoIntion that when
me House adjonrns the Sergeant-at.Arms
DC instructed to take charge of the desks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

THE London correspondent of the Man.
chester Guardian says: ait is no secret
that the South has its active and intOlli-
gent 10 agents London, as well as its
officially recognized ENJOYS, and that
they are straintng every nerve 10 force the
Government into some action or policy
that will tend to ALLEVIATE England further
from the North and bring her into closer
relations with the South" He also says,
in regard to the stone blockade of Charles
ton: at would not at all surprise me to
hear that all the great Powers had united
in compensation on this subject to the
Federal Government, and that too, going
beyond protest, and amounting to pro-
hibttion. l believe the French Govern.
ment is in communication with ours on
this subject, from which every grave con-
sequences may yet arise.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08
Tho N1pulolon OF bright.

There is great rejoicing among the loyal
press of the country over the expulsion of
the traitor, Jesse D. Bright, from the U. S.
Senate. The following is the vote on the
motion to expel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

The Editor of the aEsps" appends the
following note to the letter.
Wenllow our correspondents letter to ap-
pear as he wrote it, but We cannot permit
his structures on the keystone State, nntl
the latitude of the Wooden Nutmeg, to
pass without censure.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

Tan French arc poor sportsmen tEey
shoot everything bat the birds. Thus the
Duke Of Magenta put charge Of small
shot into Louis NapoleOn's neck while
they were ont after quails the other dav.
The injuries were NOT serious,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-08

RUssEII, Ofths London Times, has pOu.
TO Canada via Niagara. In his last recsI.
we'd letters he gives the American news
papers smart wipe-ond really some 6f
them deserved it. =