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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

ME sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
L been taxed their utmost to produce this Bet
most perfect purgative which Is known to man IN
Vulnerable proofs are shown that tkese PTIIs have
siGes which Surpass IN excellence the ordinary
uieHieinee aud that they win unpreceleltsdly uro,
tue esteem OF all men. They are safe and ni.lsa1t
20 take, but powerful to cure. Their peaetratinr-
properties stimulate the vital activities Of the tT
remove the distractions of its organs pDrify az
olood aud expel disease. Thev purrs ont ~. E-,I
MINORS winch breed and grow distemper, stimulate
s16Slsh OF diSnrdered organs into their natural a.
t9n; and impart healthy tone with strength 10 The
WAoe system. Not only do they cure the eyery-,isy
complaints OF every body, but also formiJaIjs srI
dangerous diseases that have bEiIed me beSf m IN
man skill. While they produce poyTerfSI So -
s! are az the same time, in diminished doses ths
sHtest aad best physie that can be emplovs1i ~
children Being sugar. coated they are I,IsSss+. -,
Afe; ana being purely vegetable are tree fo-p am,
Ll1 OF h4rm: Cures have been made which srrr,Sss
belief were they not substantiated nv Tns1I tp,S
e3Alted position and character as 10 forbid the 50
PISLon ot u9truth- Many eminent clersyusn and
pnSscans have lent iheil names to e.Tfifv n A..
public the reliability of my reneIies ,rbji. t,s
nave sent me the assurances OF their cnyicfi +EsI
my Preparations contribute Immensely 10 ,bo ~
OF my afflicted, suffering felow-1eu ~ $40 Eetisl
Tue Agent below named is pleased To F,r,,i,L -.
tbt! sieIlgan almanac, containing directions for
owing co%Ti,iE;s Of their cures OF the fol
CostiTeness, BiIious Complaints, Rh,un,,i.-,
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TsomAeh. Nausea Indigestion. Morbid InartI,D ~
me Bowels and Pain arising therefrnr, PI,,,,i.-
S 80 OF appetite, all Ulcerous and Cutaueou Diss
80 Nnicn require IN eT1cuRnt medicine S~roFri.
% hings Evil. They alsn, BY purifyinp, fbS 80
aIo Stimulanng the system, cure tnSnT -,
which it would not be sEpp0sed tbey ooIi
S9cn As Deafness Partial blindness NeuraIrin and
Ef tEEltaettty DeranGsmeuts of the Liver and
tSuney $ Cont, and other kindred IaInts 49,;
low state of the body or obstruction Of iis
Do not be put OF by unprineipisi dealer, ,-,,,
~. AE Pills and take nothing else No other tbst
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acre Is Tor them, and they should have it, Su
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PEIcE 25 CTs. PR Box. Fryr ROW. -. e. -
Sold by 4. c. GOOD c. And ~ -, go. !. =
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save MOney!
Bargeins! Bargains!I BareainsIlI

Bargains! Bargalns!! Bargains!!!
Is eoaseGGeses 81 the 6sst. that AL Cotton Good.
Are sdVHac!ag very rapidly, AMI The iciissrBous
t-e that they XII! very Re higher ;h.n AZ any
previous tins. have purchased i1Ee and ,rlerrId
stock 81 Rorei-n and D5E1estIe DEy GOo1s, Shlch
have IN store No - Man Get, Genre WLee!r:
AID 70 which would respectfully invite the Atte-
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A. the old prices, aud some goods cheaper than
they were sVe- Known beso=e. - that all pers.5us
Deetiuy EOo1s, who Will need them very eSor had
bitter ETai! themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying theCaselSes- A. they IL money BY max
Ing their purchases thiz time; besides they viii
have good assortment 70 make their selections
from.
Ny stock consists, in part OF Brown Asd BIsaehed
AEsltas- Caliros Mems Acd Boys' OF every De
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And Towel Diapers, Irish Linens aud Shirt Boscrls
P4ESols, shaker Hoods Hoop Skirts, Laoe snd Crsn-
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kind. Hosiery, &c. &C.
LADIES! LADIES! Tour FPeeiAl attention is
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Thlch IL he largest, cheapest Ad most eScpls;s OF
The season LAWS Plain, Pl4id And Embroidered
Grey Gods A0zanbiques, Bers-e 4aElzls Sc in
great variety Please call early, IS win make il
greatly - JVzr HdNspuAEe TO Do 50.
Hours Tery respectfully,
'- /. .+ JOHN 1ROEIER.
te2S No. y Main 81 Centre Wheeling Va
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Leave Old Point Comfort daily, except Sun :
AtIS6 a. baltimore Ds1t days By 1904 N; an
Leave Baltimore daily, except 91U ~
AF 2 "; at Old polD. Comfort next days By Q
Proposals. %5 to commence service at Norfolk
Invited. ,-,u,o,d AS...
Ass Prom ouansock, by WIseve Gnil E. ae =
- sonv0 Temp FaneeVille. . nd New Chureh, ~
TpTstoWu. 3 miles and back, twice a week;
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Ave i've at uorntoUu by PM
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Arrive at OnaneoeE by4 = m. -,
a,a4 From Accomack q II, by LOcuStyiIIe, TO Locust
Mount 10 miles and back three ''''s =, :"
ar Lac. ESsA. Aeeon.eh G H. Monday, wednesdsy,
.,sr and Friday at2 y m;
ATriyr AT Locust Mount by nj -
Leave Locust Mount Monday, Wednesday
At IdI I al Aseo ON q II, by Ham.
FORM OF PROP0sAL: GTARAN-
TEE AND. CERTIEICATE. 30.
PRoPoLAL.
The und ssrB;T State q IL proposes
to carry The mails Of the United States from July J.
isSs. 10 jane so, 1851, route No, hetwsSSn
Po,tr.s.eF sneral dated December IS, ls69. with
ceierity, certainty, and security for the annual
TbIt nroposai is made with full oWledge OF the
dstauee Of the route the weight Of the mail TO be
carried and ali other particulars in 10 tue
route and service and, also, after careful eSamini-
zion Of the laws instructions attached to the i'd
TertiSemeut. t
GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, residing at -------, State OF
-, undertake that, II the foregoing bid for car
rying the mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior 70 the LIST
day Of July 1865 euter into the required obligation
or utract TO perform the service proposed, With
good and sufficient suretles.
| This We do, understanding distinctly the obliga
tons aud llAbilitespsumed by guarAntors under the
2!th section Of tho act0r GonGIessof July :, 1870
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at -, State O
-, certhss, USDER HIS OATH OF oTJ1cH, that he !.
| acquainted with thu above guarantars, and knows
tn m to be men Of property and able to make good
| their guarantee.
Dated
'soo act of Congress, of March s. ls45, section Is
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cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail ROAD.

EsSsS "a - $3.50
AN"SSE@R9eZS 1ES..e..El5575 s <tF5F---SS53S
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nor 18th. lss2. Pas
" se1ger Trains viii leave Bridgeport ~ f,Ilov-.
SUNDAY sKeePtet:a ~ r =
II o5 A u. Mail Train, stopping At ali stations
rvs ~ Pittsburgh ~ $40 P. IL, an
Cleveland AZ S&5J Z. NJ
S5S P. NJ Expires TrAiu Stopping At sIl .tst;,r,.
arrives At Pittsburgh Al S.i5 P NJ.
osIo 2. " Express Train, SrriVes Al Pittsburgh At
ll=o0 P " AID Cleveland al go A NJ
RETURNING TRAINS.
Le1yS CleTelA-t az e=25 a Il. and SsSO p VI A..
1ye 81 Bridgeport At 6:l0 P. NJ, ana 6:2I AN
Lave Pittsburgh At l:;so A. n, 49, A. N ard
10 P NJ aET7Ee Al Bridgeport at ga A. NJ 10 %
A. VI. and 6-l0 P N
Connections are made as Follows.
Az Pittsburgh with PenpsyIva1ia R. Il. for HArri,
bus. Baltimore, Washington. PhiIl.
delPhia, SeE FORK ard B,.SIor,' =
Cleveland with Cleveland & Tcled z r Tor San
dasky, Toledo, Detroit CaIcz., AM.
AL points in the NORTH WIsT with
Detroit steamers for Detroit. jackson,
Chicago aud The ScRTH WEsF viii,
Cleveland Erie r. +. for Erie Dun
kirk, Buffalo and EiaSIra Falls With
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati Tor
Sseseine, Delaware, Columbus aud
1t Hudson ritl. .lIe c. z. c. .R. for cuvsbor.
Pals, Akron. AiIlsrsburgh and Roes.
tEC.
Al Alliance With P. Pr W C. R.K- for Canton.
; asssilio1, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
AteteGbsnTilie with ?. c. L c. Line and ~ pr,,,,,
SitD 90 u Xxx for ZRueSTills, New
AK, Columbus, Senis, DAYTON IpJi.
aaAp2hS, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
81 Louis, 81. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West l-H
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return al
any other route. A"H"
Through Tickets to all points In the Wert. North
aad hast eau be procured At the Office under the
hrLure House, Wheeling, Va or with T;,Es,
Agent :; Bridgeport Station
Freight eoniEactG Hiu be made At lowest rata, I,
Aay point accessible by this road and its copntoz.
70 che East North West and Northwest n o65o.
undeE VI Lure House, or with Fl. Agent at Bridge
port station. HA. D. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling. Va
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
in MCCULLOUGH. President P''' W.
K. MYERS, Gent Tickle: AS't. keb6
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w IN tbo All me attention Of Farmer, ,r,.,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
81 -! 80; =
OFEICE OF THE B. L o, K r col
WEEE1INs, 18th Aug, 1882
RuSSEsS being fully resumed on the Baltimore
~ ONO bAiiroat, the Company having thorOGgh-
y RECONSTRUCTED the breaks In the track and BRIDGE
Eader Government prusecticu, the Rad tkoFpuKhly
and completely guarded BY Government troops, viii
ca Ala AFTER the lfth Aug-run two through pG8en-
ger trains and continue their fau e7uipmsat in the
tEanSPoEtAtio1 Of tonnage
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BenSUOd- i.lS p ~ arrive ~ wnsSLnS 40 P N
oePays
The second train viii depart daily, except satur-
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t,n Suaeti0o $50 r NJ arrive at Ba!tiorS 81 5:+3
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? NJ BsaEgo3, ) A NJ aIriVs At Wheeling $50
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HBMPPlRLD RAILR0AI

IN. MCCULLOUGH. President eP"F''0'
? K. MYERS, Gent Ticke: AS't. Esbs
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1SsrRucTIONs,

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.

ATLANTA, Nov. 4.-AdYices from the front
stats that the Yankees still maintain posses
sion Of Raccoon Valley, being heavily rein.
forcci. They shell our forces incessantly.-
The Goods in the Tennessee have demolished
all the Yankees portions. Tic ''Hcsister'
is informed that we have possession Of Leu.
d0un, Tenn, the Federal8 falling back
Trains crossed. the Hignassic to-day and ran
to Loudcun.
4 special 10 tie "ArPeal." dated Decatur,
October Gotta, says TIC Yankees advance,
via Eas:rort. has reached Florence. General
Ferguson fought them, cap:u.;ng two cannon
and forty prisoners.
l~A special TO tie "TntcIligcrccr" from Mis-
sion Ridge says: Our forces now Occupy
Loudcun, the enemy i:a-ing retired, which
places us wiihin tTcntY.thrce Of Knoxville.
and behind the encmy's desences. Prisoners
captured near NhitsS:de report .ha. Grant is
in Chattanooga. The Yankees are, or have
bean on half rations for the last tt-cc weeks,
and their hCrses are suffering Sr forage
Advces from Huntsville state that the enemy
are railing through the county, committing
Infamous depreGations.
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Tribute of ReSpcct.

ChhE OF 10TH Va. REG'T INFANTRY,
October 3lst, 1853
At rreeEg Of the officers OF the 10th Virginia R g.;
mon Infantry, Captain JOHN T. Woodhcus, callsd to
the Chair, and Adusnt E. Ward appointed Secretary
The chairman then made known the oti"tt Of .hc ee'
Ing namely To publicly express tie deep OF tn,
regiment and tie ors sustained IN the death Of CAP tain
TIIDS. l. BARRhUD. OF Norfolk. Va
On m7ioa :ho following committee was app3irtpd to
draf' suitable resolutions Captain j. r. kiby, Leu
W g Chapman, Lieut. John II. GAYLE.
The 0cMmi:.e2. after ret rng Submitted tic following
preamble and esolu.;ous, which unanimously adopt
Cd ny the meeting:
Whcrca=, ailwiss PrnT.inEca has called from our
rnds. esteemed Associate oc a.d friend Cap.sn
Thomas Barrnud who fell at Briso7F Station, the
18th October 1856, aa1 whilst bow in submission
the exercise Of His divine will dsSrous Of mani
Testing sorrow n. tAc fall of friend ther fere
Resolved, That we fec in the loss Of Capt. Barraud
hat regiment and the service have been deprived o.
most accomplished useful and faithful cfcer and we.
his former sMociaes valuable and cherished rterd who
the pursst attributes OF Z noble aai generous Ees.t
Resolved, Ths. re rirgs our s'rrowI with those Of
hI stricken family ana rsntives 10 whom extend our
wnrneS syr1pathes and fer whom invoke the sender
care Of our Heavenly Father.
Resolved That In respect - tie memory OF Captain
Barraud viii wear TIE usus badge OF mourning for
thirty days.
Resolved That tho Secretary be directed 10 fErnSb
OF these resolutions to The family of Capt Bs.raui,
and copy 70 the Richmond papers for publication
The meeting then adjourned
JOHN 4. WOoDHoUsE. P.e;idt.
E. Z. WARD, Sec'ry.
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THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.


CuARIE sToN, Nov. 2--Tho commandment Of
Sumter continued heavy Nil day, tho fro being
chiefly directed Il. tho southwest angle OF tho
fort. The Monitors fred to.day ldi shots, all Of
which struck OF $50 iihcd shots fired from
Morris Island IS missed, and OF $40 mortar shells
lS5 missed. One mail was killed by u mortar
shell tp,1ay.
Tic Monitors. besides l5-inch shells, are fir
ing rled Wizard shells, 10 inches loIg and d
inches III diameter.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.-The bonbardmcnt o!
Sumter continues from Il few land batteries ard
Monitors.
\ accommodating party of Yankees came up 20
Sumter last night. bu. We're driven off tya vol
ley OF muske:ry from the garrison.
CuARLrsToH. ?,or 3.-The President visit
Cd the ,;Gahoa;s to-day, and was received en-
board tie fla: slip Charleston by Cap:. Tuck
or and oGicers F.. n thence, the President
and party went to ,;ui!i:&n's Island. and was
received IS Gca. Ripley. commanding dis
t-ia:, and Con. C.ucman. lie visited all the
batteries and Fort VI, ultrir, where Re WAS
receive! by Co. Am. But.cy: the officers and
mcn were az ;he:: various posts The PRESS
den: retrieved Cirgman's brigade, and was
! enthusiastically chc"rel by the troops. lie
then visited Mount Pleasant and inspected the
works there, ard reviewed the brigade COM
rlauGc! ~ Col. Ecitt The President was
! accompanied by his aids, Co.'s. johnson and
Lee. and Gc1s. Bcarrcearl. GilGer, Ripley,
Wise Jones, and Cap;s, Elliott and Chisholm.
While on Sullivan's Island tie party rode
up end down Tic hcac: Tae monitors and
the enemg's land batteries at the time We're
Eli Oh
plainly visible 10 the Yankees, being rot OYER
mile distant The President visits the lines
on James Island tomorrow.
The bomhardmant Of Sumter to-day con-
tinuos heavy. the garrison, are, however. in
good spirits. Private Gibbs, Of the 18th
Georgia rcsimc.:t, was killed on Mouday
tnight By E:or;ar shell. Six hundred ard
tiGty-six shots were fred from shutdown Moa-
Gay to s,,ndoSa on Tuesday. 0ae mortar ex-
plOdcd, wounains three :aen slightly Z.
CuARLgSroy, Nov. .t.-Thc b3mlar,!mcrt OF
Fort Sumter con,;i.uel Fir ouS Y Ill night, ard
is still! z 'ins or. No rcroc. from the Tor: this
morning.
CHARLESTON. Nov. -itl.-Thc commandment
Of FJ?t Su:ntcr was k.p: UP steadily hy the
Monitors an,i laid batteries i'll day Ninety
two &).round rii. shots, with time fuses
were fired On Tuesday night. M great DAM
aye slonn.
The President day ;;si!cd James Island,
Forts johnson, Pcmbsrton, and all the bate
RIGS along tie shore, reviewing al the troops
in positions t!scv will have TO cccury in case
Of ~ attack. lie visited ScccsSioavi!c. ard
inspected Fort Lamar and other works about
SecessionTillc. lie made g thorcngh cyami-
nation Of all the works on James Island, and
expressed hic>clf exceedingly crati.ied with
everything he saw-;h" iinearpearancc ofTho
troops, the character and strength of positions
and the nrmLer Of WORKS. lie leaves ut Z
o'clock on Thursday morning, on tho North
western Railroad, for Flo! cacc.