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THE WEEKLY WORLD.

The WEEKLY WORLD contains the leading cdi-
torias of the daily and copious summary Of
all the news of the week up to the hour Of pub
'ication In no other weekly paper published in
this country are there found such full CONNER
ca and market reports and general news intelli-
gence, combined with so much editorial matter
and variety of miscellaneous reading, as in the
WEEKLY WORLD.
Published Thursday.
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The Fail term begins Sc! TENDER Cd, Pupils
will be received ut any time ard charged from the
date Of admission.
The Institution is furnished with good Chem
ical and Philosophical apparatus and these viii
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in the Department of Natural Science. There is
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with thoroughneSs.
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Feb H. SO (ly.)
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Wholesale Hats and Caps

HARPER d. BRO, have opened u whole
i i sale HAT and CAP HOUSE, u, No. 80,
Main Street, two doors below n. ". Bank, and
opposite List, Morrison l. Co.'S, WHEELING,
VA, where will always be found n large and
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OUR RETAIL STORE will be conducted ~
heretofore, at l28, Main, corner Union ST., With
the usual large stock and latest styles AT extreme
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Morgantown. Educational.
Woodburn Female Seminary!

Morgantown, west Va.
TINE FALL SESSION of this Institution will
l. commence on the
. First wednesday in November, 1858.
The most thorough and approved Teachers are
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q Middle F" :. ............... 500
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For further information, Address
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Miscellaneous.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
AND OINTMENT.

ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS AND RELA-
n TIVES in the Army or Navy should take
especial care that they be amply supplied with
these Pills and Ointment; and where the brave
Soldiers and Sailors have neglected TO provide
themselves with them. no better present can be
sent them by their friends. They have been prov
ed to he the Soldiers never-failing friend in the
hour of need
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS,
Will be speedily relieved and efectually cured
by using these admirable medicines, and by pay
ing proper attention to the Directions which are
attached TO each Pot or Box.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT 5OF Ape
TIE, INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feelings which so sadden US usually
arise from trouble or annoyances, obstructed
pcrspiration, or eating and drinking whatever is
unwhocsome, thus disturbing the healthful ac-
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Pills, taken according to the printed instructions,
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WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED By
OVER FATIGUE,
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additional strength Never let the Bowels be eli
thcr confined or unduly acted upon Ii may
seem strange, that Holloway's Pills should be re
commended for Dyscntry and Flux many per-
sons surprising that they would increase the re-
taxation. This is great mistake, for tVcse Pills
v ii correct the liver and stomach, and thus re-
move nj the acrid humors from the SYSTEM
This medicine will give tone and vigor to the
whole organic system, however derangcd, while
health and strength follow as n matter Of course.
Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
so sure rs this famous medicine.
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION INDISCRE-
TIONS OF YOUTH.
Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and Swellings, can
with certainty be radically cured, if the Pills are
taken night and morning. and the Ointment be
freely used rs stated in the printed instructions.
IF treated in any other manner, they dry up in
one part to break out in another. Whereas this
Ointment will remove the humnrs from the sys-
tenn and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
man. It will require little perseverance in bad
cases TO insure lasting cure.
FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED BY
THE BAYONET, SABRE. OR TIE Bull
LET, SORES OR BRUISES,
To which every Soldier and Sailor are liable,
there are no medicines so safe, sure and convent
ent. as Hollowa"'s Pills and Ointment The
poor wounded and almost dying sufferer might
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Ointment, which should be thrust into the wound
and smeared all round it, then covered with a
piece Of linen from his knapsack'a nd compressed
with handkerchief. Taking night and morn
ing or 8 Pills to cool the system and prevent
inflammation. ,fe :
Every Soldiers Knapsack and Seaman's Chest
should he provided with these valuable Rene
dies.
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1T. SCOTT. w. Il. HsxxxsRx.
T T. SCOTT 4 CO., DEALERS AND
y. JOBBERS IN WATCHES, Clocks,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED wARR,
MATERIALS, TOOLS and GLASSES, FANCY
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THE ATTENTION of the Democracy of Penn
i sylvania and of other States, is called to the
importance of extending the circulation of the
Weekly Democratic Leader.
By extensively circulating newspapers, (whle
the Democrats have been comparatively inditter-
ent to this method of influencing the public
mind, the Abolitionists have succeeded in in
creasing their number from few New England
fanatics to party which now controls the ma
ton Is it not time for the Democrats of the
country TO awake to sense Of the necessity for
reaching the minds of the people?
THE DEMOCRATIC LEADER is, and will
continue to be, firm and fearless advocate Of
Democratic principles and Of the interests of the
Democratic party, as the best means OF promo
ting the interests of the country. 1t will main
tain bold opposition to all enemies of the prln-
ciples of the National Constitution and of the
Rights of the People, and will insist upon the
maintenance of the Constitution AS IT is, and
the restoration of the Union as our Fdthers made
- Tho Tv,nrp besides furnishing
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@ Office on Main Street adjoining Store
of G.. NJ. Hagans h Co., MORGANTOWN, VA.
REFER TO
Hon. R. L. BERKSHIRE, Judge Circuit Superior
Court Morgantown. Va.
Hon. WV. A. HARRISON, Judge Circuit Superb
or Court Clarksburg. Va.
n. GoFF: Esq, Pres't N. & N. Bank Of Wheel
ing, at Clarksburg, Va.
WIN. WAGNER, Cash.r N. s N. Bank of Wheel
ing. at Morgantown.
KRAMER RAIN, Bankers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RsrrENHousE, FAINT Co., Bankers, Washing
ton City, D. c.
Feb. IA, '63-ly.
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Warranted Three Years.
Pensions and Bounties.
Pensions and BOunties
Pensions and BOuntieS
Pensions and BOunties!! y!

TEO. G. STURGISS, Agent, at NOR
VI GANTOWN, WEST VA.
Having associated himself in business with an
old and experienced Attorney in Washington, D.
c.. will prosecute Pension Claims OF all
kinds, Back Pay, Bounties, Bounty
Land, aud all other claims against the Govern
ment On the most liberal terms.
NS- Claims from distance attended TO with
dispatch.
es- No charge made till the claim is allowed
or paid
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MORGANTOWN
Female Collegiate Institute
DEv.T. DAUGHERTl, A. NJ NJ. D. Principal,
Il Assisted by an efficient corps of Professors.
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF ELEVEN
WEEKS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Board and use of furnished room. ..........$30.0O
Washing, Fuel and Lights. 500
Tuition in Introductory Class. 500
Sophomore Class.................. 600
4" Junior Class......"............... 100
Senior observation-disclosures. 500
Preparatory Departn,ent........ zoo
a~No extra charge for Ancient Languages ~:
EXTRA CHARGES.
French or German. per quarterly TERMINUS 800
Music Lessons with use Of lnstrument...... 1000
Drawing ~"
Painting in Water-colors ..................... 4oo
PAINTING in oil ......... 500
Cro,.;.n p,in,iuu zoo
polvcbromat;c. 800
pbonoorsnby LOO
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For club Of ten copies, for one year, An extra
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~ for one year.
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and Semi Weekly for one year each.
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TIL e LAW S,

in high places or in low, believing that obedience
to Law is service to God:
Opposing every violation Of the
FREEDOM OF SPEECH, OF THE PRESS,
OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
AND ACTION,
bv whomsoever those violations are committed,
h., ,ho ESo in
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ONSTITUTION,

the only bond and hope of union, the only ground
upon which we can exhort and compel the allegi-
ance of the South:
Opposing every infraction of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-18

WaShy resolutions, the labored effort OF a
we'll known secessiouist, and appoint LOT
Of delegates TO the PArkerSburg anti.new
State Convention. Of these delega,esa por.
lion would find themselves in very queer
position ia such an assembIsge; the Others
are invited to new fields and pastures bar.
req. 10 the selection Of their delegates
they seem to have acted upon the principle
that every one not endorsing every
measure Of the Administration was op.
posed 10 the New State. and hence they
are known to have 10 their list, several who
repudiAted the whole thiug-Oue going so
for as to say the acceptance Of such pc.
siiOu would cause him to be regarded us n
sprCssionist. Others, who have heretofore
acted with the Union men, and whose
names ARE included 10 this list, bavs not
been heard from but it is presumed, II
they have at any time felt disposed to OPP.
pose the amended Constitution, the ZEAL
Gus efforts of the ayowed secessionists Of
the county 10 deceiying the people and
fostering opposition to this vital insIru.
men. OF our future safety aud prosperity,
will show them that the true object and
aim of these zeaIots, is to unite and rIVet
forever the chaiuO that have bound US to
al Eastern Virginia despolism. 1t cannot
be looked upon 10 any other lght-it can
have no other object; for II the people Of
West Virginia suffer this long hoped for,
sought for, and prayed for measure to pass
before them without receiving their en-
dorsemGnt, they may bid adicu forever, to
their dreams Of future prosperity, and pre-
pare nj once 10 return 10 SerIisb VassnlagV
to their Eastern task.masters and oppres-
sors. But have no fear OF The result on
election day. The people Of Taylor coun-
ty, Rs well as those Of the adjoining cOun.
ties are awRke to the issue before them
and will speak with thunder tones in con.
domination OF those who seek to force false
issues upon them. vERlTAs.
GRAFTON, Va, March IA, 1868.
S.-Since writing the above, learn
the delegates from this county to the Par
kersburg Convention have returned, not nj
together satisfied With their mission. Que
Of them gives IN amusing account Of their
reception aud lrxperieuce, and seems 10
have concluded that the atmosphere Of that
goodly towu WIS not altogether cOngeDiAl
to auti.New State Conventions. They ex.
press themselves indebted lover the lrft)
to the military, for the escort received
through the streets and by.wNys Of the
town, and the protection afforded during
their temporary GOjouru.
10 short the hopelesSncss Of their cause
is apparent ana from what can hear &C.
tive opposition to the new State movement
will cease before the day Of election, and
those who have been eudeavOting to iuau'
gura:e the movement will sullenly Rcqui
Ssce 10 the inevitable result. So mote it
be.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-18

CANERoS, Va, March 10, 1863.
Editors Intsitymetr:
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
friends Of tho New State assembled nt
Cameron, Marshall county, on Saturday tho
18th of March.
The meeting was organized by calling
r. II, Trimmer to the Chair, mod appointing
]. II. Pipes, Secretary, and addressed by
E. II. Caldwell and Il, Holiday, Esq OF
MOundsvIIiC, A. ". Campbell and John
Hubbard, of Wheeling. To enter into do.
tail, and mention the merits Of each address
would occupy too much space, but tho
tall absorbing question" Of tho day, was
ably and admirably discussed.
Tho hobbies gotten up by Antl.NOw
State men, who NrO opposed to justice and
their own most sacred interests, were
cleHrly shown TO DO false, and only IAIcnl.
HtCd to deceive md mIslcNd tho mIndS Of
the people; but the voters Of Marshall ara
wide awake, and 90 tho goth March will
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come up to the polls in one unbroken col.
umu, giving the new State their undivided
support.
The meeting was MI entire success, and
the road to prosperity, wealth aud distlne-
ton SO clearly pointed out "that the way.
fsiring man, though fool" could not err
therein.
The following resolution was read and
unanimously adopted:
ReIolvsd, That we the voters of Mar
shall will give to the New State Of West
Virginia, our undivided support on the
2Bth OF March, by casting our votes for the
same 7. II. TRAISEN, Pres.
J. II. Pres, Sec'y.
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We understand that the New State meet
n, Mounlsvilc on Monday was one Of the
largest aud very best yet held in Marshall
county. Governor peirpoint, Auditor
Crane and A. B. Caldwell made speeches.
The ball is rolling down there night aod
day, and the people are about as near one
mind as it is possible for a people to be-
We do not suppose from all our iutOrmA'
ton that there will be fifty votes in Mar
shall against the new State,
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COMMIssIONER'S NOTICE.

An. Davidson aud Harris, In Glansery IN
vs.. Circuit Court
Christian Kau'nSror's H,I'mr, ct al. OfOhIOcO. Va
NOTICE Is hereby given that will pursuant to
decree VI the Circuit Court for Ohio county,
Va, rendered July 9th, 1850, In % above entitled
cause, At my oIcs on Fourth street, Wheeling, Va
on Thursday tho 9TH day OF April 1868, proeosd "tO
take aud setGe an account Of the personal estate Of
the in;rGtAtV Christian kAmmsrrI, deceased, which
has come to tho hands OF tbs administrator, or to any
other person by his order and fer his use; also, To
certain AMI report what liens aud ncumbFauCNs there
upon the part Of the lot In the bill aud proceed
ngs mentioned and The amount Ofeaeh and all Oth'
claims binding the realty OT Sad ntSstate, and theF
Orltr nad priority; ALSO OF what real estate the EAld
interstate died SEIZED Ani possessed Of and entitled TO,
nd the adnuNl rents therrfrOm, and whether the
widow OfEald intcttNte has dover Interest IN the
cause, Or amy part thereof, aC.'
The creditors OF the said Christian KAmmeror, de-
ceased and all other parties Interested, are hereby
required to appear ut the time and place above mt'
IonOd or they will BE- excluded IRON the benefits Of
said dc.Tec. HANNIBAL Eos LES,
msrlS.lawlw MAstor Commissioner.
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Chance for a Capital Investment

'INO nv SOLD AT ONCE AND VERY LOW--The
l old established l. QuOT HtOTe and Vinegar Depot
with large run Of CnAtOu) Oi Philip IlOlmCysr,
No. 1856 Market street,
This proprietor being about To remove to PnrkerA.
burg, Will dispose Of thu stock NJ Wines Liquors,
Cigars, Nln"RNr, Barrels anil lIolls, al considerably
lGEa than coal.
Also, nm extensive RsttItyihE Establishment In tho
same building, with all Tho necessary fixtures and
implements In thu bOAt OFlrr.
Also, very hne anil nov Copper nlSillcry com.
plHtO anil Ill tho lAtnTNa IN tho store, Vml,iWnluV
every thing belonging 10 4 ntut class Liquor huAI.
meas, With Vinegar factory now In working order,
and Of Bo"l capacity, making from ton to twelve
barrels per DAY,
lmn'lIHIO application solicited aud great bargains
guaranteed.
IHntlU-lW PHILIP nOLtNEYEl
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PoLLAcK's COLUMN.
OPENING Of SPRING TRADE.
POLLACK,
CAST ONLEI

CASH OHLTI
s00 Dol LADIES COTTON HOSE.
OSJU bO0 do Mems do 4 DO.
80 dozen POllGck'S best Ladies' and Gents Kid
Gloves. best 10 the market,
100 10 Hoop Skirts,
80 dO Ladies' Venice GAuutlstS.
50 DO COllAreus.
40 grOAa Guttkncchl'S best Pencils rubber heads
JO MOrtun's genuine 0Old Pens aud HOldsEG
100 trAms Cap AND Note Paper.
100 u bSst Envelopes, white HtruW and huG,
70 dOI SOldlrrS Portfolios, Wallets and rUrtmo'
nieS,
80 DO Diaries for 1859
1000 do Phillips Spo0l Cotton, boat In market
200 do J. / Y. Coats do do
800 lbs German LIurn Thread, equal to MaEShAl's
best
100 d Pipes, BOuIV NeeTShRunI.
20 Shoe brushes. busters AID Whl1pH.
% do Cloth, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes.
400 do India Rubber Combs Of ait descriptions
900 do Linen mud SILK handkerchief.
800 do NCcktEos.
BON Havana Cigars, direct Importation.
10 cAsCs rOWllAttAn Pipc'.
100 dog best Black InkA, . OF bottles.
100 Currency Holders
In fact, everything belonging TO 4 Notion House,
and enough to supply West Virginia durluH the war.
mara AUGUSTUS POLLACK'S.
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Meetings at WellsburE aud bethany
A New State meeting comes oil to-day
a, Wellsburg Cont House, Mt one p. NJ
Another takes place 10 morrow at bethany
at IN AM.
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We should have noticed yesterday the
important fact that Sherrard Clemens pub
lisbed a characteristic card in the Press Of
Monday giving over my further canvass
apains. the State advising all his friends
to do the same; appealing to them not to
vote; suggesting that all unc"st votes be
counted against the New State; detailing
bis troubles down in Tyler and Wood
counties; and finally winding up with az
celebration 10 the Butteruuss to !'appear rs
tho innocent flower, but to be the subtle
serpent under ii r-whatever that means.
Alas for Sherrard hC hns made sweet
6,z,e ic coming out against tho New State
lie had an idea that he could play the role
of Henry A. Wise in the canvass OF 1850
by going round aud breaking down lore
gone conclusion. lie has come 10 grief 10
the attempt. lie has found out that 10 the
old Democratic strOugholds, which be Wis
tied, the people are against him that be
has no longer any power to gull them, as
in times past; that they have thrown OF
on him, even to the point of personal in-
suit, lie bud an egg thrown at him down
In democratic Middlebourne, which be In
terprets as an III omen, rs 1t certainly was.
W. syupathize with him 10 that ding. 1t
was very ungraciOus on the part Of his old
fellow Democrats to throw an egg at sher-
rard. Up IN herctical Hancock, and here
10 badly tainted Ohio county, he was al
lowed 20 rant and rave and trCasunize With
immunity. No egg was thrown. 1t was
down in the lower country, where they
never were suspected Of abolition i'm
the arena Of his past glory, aud on thevery
spot of his big majoritics, that SheT'
rard was 50 summRrily discarded. In
Wood county, the home of UuIOn-Dis
Union General Jackson, who, like Sherrard
himself, processes loyalty, yet aids and
abe,s disloyalty, the itincraut gladiator had
a cold reception. The people wouldn't
give him the Court House, but gave him,
instead, the cold shoulder. They didn't
want to see him nor bear him. Like Jerry
Blossom, in the play, they simply wanted
him to "go home"
We sympsthize with the Knight Erfnnt
in all this. We would be willing TINT be
should speak every day aud every night
against the New State. We know that be
did it good up in Hancock and also go'
beautifully showed up in tho operation. A
very religious friend OF ours up there is
willing to say that he made tho New State
fifty voteS-cAsh dOWn-while WO learn
that Butternut Joe Burns, who is not SO
religious, goes City better, and says that
he made hundred, not counting the e1
psuSe OF the meeting either. Shcrrards
speeches like Rory O'MOore's drenms make
things Ego BY cOnIrarleS, aud in that view
Of the case he Is man TO be much encour.
aged BY his opponents.