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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.


From Or. Hiram Slodt, Of st. Louis, Missouri.
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Laurence, Mass, tCh0 is q prominent member Of
the Legislature Of Massachusetts,
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him. Few cases can be found more inveterate and
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application of local remedies.
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Jacob Morrill,, Of Cincinnati.
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Il lazy, anwiHing TO alio'c The publication Of her
name, 1Crites.
my daughter and myself have been cured of a
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Notice..

The Ladies' Relief Association will meet at the
Grand Jury Room tomorrow TUESDAY, after
noon. 1t is desired that the members of the As
ISOLATION should be present, as an urgent call is
just now made for hospital supplies.
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01r Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
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The famous horse known as the Green Noun
tam Morgan, recently died at the stable of C.
B. Martin in MarshheId
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M A ~ Fl o Q . !

HOW LOST HOW K rs 7 0 K b y I
Just polished IN seated Envelope; Price cts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE Of Spermatorrhma or Seminal Weak
ness, uvouniary Emissions Sexual Debility and mpe l.
10 MARI age generally Nervousness COusump tion
Epepsy and Fits Men AMI Ph5 steal apscy result
ing from Self Abuse, &c.-By ROBT. j. CULVERW ELL,
NJ. D., Author Of the Green Book, &c.
The world rerowned author, in this admirable lecture
clearly proves from his experience that tn awful
consequences of Self Abuse be efc ually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous surgical opera
tions, ges instruments, rings or cordias pointing
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by addressing
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FL TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
4 O'CLOCK, p M.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. l0-Tbe U. S. steam
er Circassian, from Pensacola, Key West and
Charleston bar, has arrived here. She reports
that there was to be combined army and navy
attack at Charleston, on the llth inst.
The yellow fever was very prevalent at Pen
sacola when the Circassian left.
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NASHVILLE, Oct. IL. About $50 retel pris-
oners captured at McMinnville have arrived
here More expected tomorrow. All is quiet
at the front to-day. Telegraphic and railroad
communication Is uninterrupted.
A fight, it is rel orted, occurred yesterday at
Pennington. Miller's Federal brigade was en-
gagged and one regiment of mounted infantry,
and the second Kentucky cavalry. The FEEDER
ais overlook Wheeer's force Thursday night
near Pennington. The rebels lost heavily in
killed and wounded. We captured 800 prison
ers and battery. The Federal loss was %
killed and $50 wounded.
No authentic reports of fighting at Chatta-
nooga have been received to-day. 1t is rumor-
ed on the streets that the rebels attempted to
destroy the tunnel at Racoon mountain, but
were driven off by the Federals after destroying
part of the track in the tunnel.
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St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheur
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

From Hdrpey Sickier, Esq, the able editor Of tbs
TUnkhdnHOck Democrat, Pennsylvania.
Our only child about three years of age, was
attacked by pimples on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed Il Ioathsome and virulent
sore, which covered his face and actually blinded
his eyes for some days. A skilful physician applied
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without any
apparent effect. For fifteen days guarded his
hands, lest with them he should tear open the fes
tcring and corrupt wound which covered his whole
face naTng tired tired every thing ese we haa any
and applying the odide of potash lotion, you
direct. The sore began to heal when we had given
the first bottle, and was well when had finished
the second. The child's eyelashes, which had come
out, grew again, and he is now as healthy and fair
as any other. The whole neighborhood predicted
that the child must die.'
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Beautiful Photograph Albums
L CIV. wILDEB.
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HEADQUARTERS AT MONTPELIER

In the building known as the RIALTo fronting State
Bridge which will be open at all hours of the day
for the purpose of enlistDg recruits Lieut. GEORGE 81
ROBINSON has the appointment of Recruiting 0cer un
der Capt Coburn with his headquar tiers also at Monpe
her. Lieut. ROBINSON will make weekly OF semi-weekly
visits MoretowD, Waitsed and the Mad River Valley
country, enlist those residing in that section 1ly
Lieut.. W. 4. MARTIN of Co G, is also Assistant Re-
ung Officer, and will his he adquarters at MARSH
FIELD. where he will at all times be ready to enlist men
for CAPT. COBURN'S Company t.ta
TIE inducements to enlist in the Seventeenth Regiment
Veteran Volunteers such have been offered
any soldiers now in the field. rms
9r The pay will commence from the day OF enlist
Burroughs will be given those wishing them. to re-
main at home until the organization of the Company
Soldiers Of The noble Second Brig ade, Country yet
needs your services the in vitaon OF the Repub
c whose children you and rally once more around
the standard of the Union Come the memory Of your
past achievements beckons you on While the fame OF
your bravery the field is yet ringing among the
hills of your native State at the tap of the drum spring
once more to arms L.sav
L. L. CoBURN, Recruiting Officer.
Aug 20, 1868.
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VETERAN V0LUNT EERS
MGA s4os A4A
aeaS1 ! 2
RATIONS AND CLOTHIN G.!

Would now invite all those who fought with him at Get
tysburg as we'll as those who have served in tn
Army Of the Union for Nine Months more, to ono
more rally with the Flag that has been so bravely up
borne by Vermont Boys many bloody battle field
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g.. Ayers A
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az had for several years a very troublesome
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ST AnthOnv's Fire. Rose Salt Rheum,
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saae ipg5s April 9Th, 1868.
Editors. Intsl!igeneer:
In accordance with call made to the
citizens of this county, to meet in Conven-
tton at this place to consider the expe-
diency of appointing delegates to the State
Nominating Convention, soon to be held at
IParkersburg, avery large audience assem-
bled in the Court House on the 4th inst. for
that purpose.
The meeting was organized by appoint-
| ing James Morris President, Jesse Hender.
son and Peter Hartley Vice Presidents, and
Frank Miller Secretary.
The meeting being called to order, the
President arose and made few explanato-
ry remarks in regard to the. object of the
meeting.
After which General Boyers delivered a
brief but appropriate address, during which
he ook5occasion to show the expediency of
appointing a larger number of delegates
than was actually necessary, in view of the
fact that a majority of them might fail to
attend, as it was not a very e fat" office.
He concluded by suggesting that twelve
delegates be appointed to represent Tyler
county in the Parkersburg Convention.
On motion, it was
ReSotped, That the meeting appoint
twelve delegates, and that they be chosen
separate, and from all parts of the county.
After few remarks by Rev. D. Sweeney,
as to the kind of men who should be ap-
pointed ed-unconditional Union men, etc.,
On motion, the meeting proceeded to
make the following nominations
DEBEGATEs-Rey. Daniel Sweeney, Judge
Soper, Valentine Smith, Levi Hissem, Geo.
Long, Wm. B. Kern, james NJ. Smith,
Simon Hawkins, Gen. ]. E. Boyers, Dr.. j.
t. Nicklin, Isaac Davis, Thomas Nicklin.
On motion it was resolved that the OIL
GERS OF this meeting also be appointed Dell
egates to the Convention.
The following resolutions were offered
by Gen. Boyers, and were unanimously
adopted
Resotved, That Tyler county instructs
her Delegates to vote in Convention for
unconditional Union men for the various
offices to be filed, and for meme others.
ResolUed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be sent to the offices of the Wheel
ing Lnteliigeneer and Virginia PlaindsaIsr,
for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES MoRRIs, President.
FRANK Mills, Secretary,
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Meeting at Cameron.

a meeting of the citizens of the 7th pre-
cincto Marshall county was held at the
school house in Cameron. j. R. Bell was
called to the Chair aud w. q. II. Showacre
appointed Secretary.
The following proceedings were adopted
after some discussion:
WHEREAS, A convention is to assemble
u-Parkersburg IN ten days after the Pres.
ident's Proclamation declaring West Yir-
ginia one of the States of the Union; for
the purpose of nominating State officers,
aud Whereas, it is desirable thai Marshall
county be fairly represented, therefore,
ResoEvea, That District No. z appoint
delegates to a ceunty coYentiou to assem-
6le in Moundsyille on next Gourt day to
select delegates to the Perkersburg cons
yention and recommend the other Districts
to appoint the, same. &,.,vy~
On motion A, @: AIarling, John Parkin!
son and j. R. Hdgar were appointed dele-
gates to the county convention.
On motion, That in the event OF ihe
want of time to hold county convention
that The delegates appointed bythis meet-
ing TO the county convention be authorized
to act as delegates to the Petersburg
convention.
0a motion, Rssokped, That this meeting
cheerfullY recommend B. G. Holiday, Esq,
rs a suitable person for Judge of this Ju-
dfcfat district. he is q good lawyer, an
honest and loyal citizen, and has devoted
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A Rules held in the clerks office Of the court of
George VI. Wilkins, Irs plth,
John-J. Wise, delft.

The object of this suit is to recover from the de-
iendant, JohnJ Wise, the sum of one hundred dol
lars, with inteaest from 9th September 1850 sub
Ject to credit of two years interest
Affidavit having been made IN conformity to an
act to amend and re-enact the passed July 2Gth
1881, entitled 'An act staying the collection Of Ger.
tain debts passed February sth, 1862, whereby the
said defendant Is deemed anOn-resdsnt Of this State
an order republication is awarced against the said
defendant and it is ordered that tho said defendant
do appear within one month after due publication
hereof and do what i9 ssary protect his inter
ests and that copy Of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in the InteigeHcer
Rpaper published in tile city Of Wheeling and Dost-
ed at the front door the court house of this county
on the fret day Of the next county court.
apfS4w. J.B.A1 A1LwoRrH, G. A.c.
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his time aud talents in defense of the
Union and West Virginia. ~
On motion, RssolUed, That this meeting
cordially recommend A. O.. Baker to the
Union voters of this county us a suitable
person to fill the office of Sheriff.
On motion, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Wheeling
fllteLL,gencer.
J.R. BELL, President.
W. h. h. SHowAoRE, Sec'y..
Cameron, Aprtl6, 1858,
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In ohancery.
In the Circuit Court for
Ohio County, Virginia.

James Salisbury, - =
NOTICE is hereby given that L will, pursuant to
~ decree of the Circuit Court fOr Ohio county,
virginia rendered at the special term 1863 of said
G9nrt at my Office on Fourth street. in the city of
!sOS, proceed "tO ascertain and report whether the
lot and tenements mentioned In the bills and prD-
ceedlHgs hled In the above named causes can be i.
vded without prejudice to the interest Of the joint
owners thereof so as to apart said James SAILS.
Dury MS share In the same in seyeray or whether 1t
Will be most to their advantage that said lot and ten
ements be sold in entirety" &c. Parties Interested
are hereby notified to attend at the time and place
ABOVE mentioned. HANNIBAL FORBES
mar1O.1aw4w Mnster Cnmmissinnsr
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apF24wt J.B. .AILwoRTH, 9. A.c.
A Rules held in the Clerks office of the Court of
Ia the County of AceOmRck, July eth, 1862
George W. Wilkins, Jr., plaintiff,
John J. wise defendant.

John j. Wise, defendant. lf
The object Of this Bnit Is to recover from the de-
tendant John j. Wise, the sum Of hundred dol
lars with interest from the frat day Of July, 1885,
subject to credit Of three years interest.
Affidavit having been made iu conformity to an
act to amend and reenact the act passed July 26tu
1881, entitled An act staying the collection OF
tain debs, passed February 9Th, 1862, whereby the
said defendant Is deemed nonresident of this
State order of publication Is awarded against the
said defendant and 1t Is ordered that the said de-
fendnnt do appear within one month after due pub.
licaon hereof and do what Is necessary to protect
his interests, and that copy Of thisorder be pub
l5hed once week for four successive weeks In the
!nteligencer paper published in the city of Wheel
ing aud posted at the front door OF the Court House
81 this county, on the first day Of the next County
Teste; a
apr24tws IL. b. AILwoRTH, o. A.C.
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George D. vie. defendant.

:
The object Of this suit is TO recover from the de-
iendanty George d. Wise, the sum of enc hundred
dollarE with interest thereon, from 18th February,
1859, 1utject to to credit Of three years Interest
AfhdaTft having been made 10 conformity 70 an
act to Te-enact the act passed July 26tl 1861,
titled San act staying the collection Of certain
debts passed February Sth, 1852, whereby the said
defendant Is deemed anon.reEdent OF this State,
erer Of publication Is awarded against the said de-
fendant and 1t Is ordered that the said defendant do
appear within month aftsr due publication here
OF and do what is necessary to protect his inteests
and that copy OF this order be published once a
week, four successiye weeks, in the Intelgeneer,
1t the front doorof the Court House of this county
on the first day Of the next County Court.
aprs-4f1a J.B. A1DwoRrH, GAO
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A T rules held in the clerks once Of the co urt
"a the county of Accomack. JnlY 7th. 1as9
John .. VIZ, peh.

sV1u . VIE UeIL. -
The object Of this zit is to recover from the dessn
PENDANT, John ]. Wise, the of two hundred dol
lars with interest from
Affidavit having been male in conformity to an act
to amend and reenAct the act passed JuIy 26th
entitied 'An act staying the collection OF certain
dsbgsjp passed February 9Th 1862 whereby the s9Id
defendant is deemed nonresident OF this state "A
order Of publication 4 awarded ngatnst the mid de-
fendnt aud It is ordered that thG said defendant 40
appear within month AFTER due publication here.
OF and do what is Necessary TO protect his interests
and that copy Of this order sha be published once
week for four successive weeks, In the lnteiIiger
car, paperpUbIished In the city OF Wheeling. ind
posted At the front door Of the court houss 81 fis
county on the first day OF the next county court
epT2-4sS J.B.AIIWORTH, @. 40
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COMMISSIONERS Notice.
In Chapeery, in tie
Circuit Court for
Ohio County, Virgin

oS-St NIS1 lSAICulb aSOuEt IOE
vs.. Ohio County, Virgin
Joseph q. Pendleton, ct ais. Ia.
NIoTICE is hereby given that will, pursuant to a
IN decree of the Circuit Court for Ohio county,
Virginia rendered at the special term 1883 OF said
court, at my office Fourth street in the city of
Wheeling, Va, on Thursday the ID day OF April
1868 proceed ''tO settle the accounts Of Joseph H.
Pendeton and Edward Smith, as administrators with
the will annexed, of JaU eS Oasor deceased in dne
course Of administration showing the amount of eS
tate OF the said James Casner which came into the
hRnds OF the said administrators, or either of them
and also the amount:paid out by them and each OF
them also asCertanthe real estate owned by the
sad Joseph H. Pendleton, in this commonwealth,
what liens exist against the said real estate and the
priorites thereof" &c. Parties are hereby notified
to attend at the time and place above mentioned
HANNIBAL FORBES,
mRrlV-lAR4w Master Commissioners,
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A Rules held in the clerks office OF tho court of
"A the county of Accomack, July 7th, 1852.
George W. Wilkins, jun, pItf,

George W. Wilkins, jun, pItff,
in debt
George D. Wise, deft.
Tho object Of this suit is to recover from tho de-
fe3dant George D. Wise, the sum Of two hundred
dollars, with interest from April first 1880 subject
70 70 "a credit Of twenty,four dollars, paid February
Affidavit having been made in.conforrntty to nm act
70 amend and reenact the passed July Goth 1SBl
debts, passed February sth, 1862 whereby the said
defendant Is doomed nOn-residsut of this State an
oruer OF publication is awarded against said defend
ant aud 1t Is ordered that the said defendant DO ap
pear within one month after due publication hereof
anu DO what Is necessary to protect his interest," and
that copy of this order be published once n YeeE
for four successive weeks in the Inteligencer pa
per published in the city Of Wheeling and posted at
me trout door Of tha court house of this county on
the tirst day OF the next county court.
apr24w* J.B.AILwoRTH, @. Ac.
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THE FAMILY GOLDEN 3 GIANT
EAT
STOREY'S
SAMUEL p. WHEEEER. J

ALIoRNEH,
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS CLAIMS
AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS
A LII Officers, Soldiers, or seamen, disabled In the
sion for le aud in case OF their DEATH tho widow
orphan children, mother or sister of any such ocsr
soldier or seanan, is entitled to pension and sisS
the bounty OF one hundred dollars aud ali back nav
Que. My fee in each case is FIVE DOLLARS II the
claim clam OF pensions is collected, and NO CHARGE In
=, Certified Accounts collected on the most roasOna
OHice, No 15o Fourth street, ear the court.bous,
Wheeling, Va. mariIIF