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Notice 10 Drafted Men,.
II,,nons ~ rnE fgrn c6s. Dlsrr
Chlhcuthc, ohio, July 18th, lSi3.,

VI o 2 81 2
1TgipQ ~ rnE i9rn Cos, DIsr,
Chlicothc, ohio, July 18th, ls63.
DANAGKAPH al NJ Cirrnlat NJ, 3irom tho office
ofthe pra,od Marshal General is AZ hr mo'lihdl
~ TO rc,lira every drafted man claiming exemption,
Nv tcAson of having paid tin sim ni Three h'lNfm'
dollars (SpHD, mlcr section ~ NJ "ThcDei for en-
rolling ani calling ont the naoBsi h,y'., and for
other purposes approved NaSir 81, 1861, To present
pIiPIlctTE RECEIPTS fr"ui ~" rrcciycr nfoom.
iantnainn mooney. for such amount, to the GQar'l oi
Enrolneutnf his district in order !" receive ihcre-
iTou n CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION, 4 .Arr-L
The Commissioner NJ Internal Revenue IN each
Congressional District, has h,rn authorized by thu
Secretary NJ War and directed hy the Secretary of the
tt,.asuty tn rsreivc fran drNcd Icrk0G9. who de-
sire II fIr the purpose ~ ercmlton rnm ~" drah
the money above specified. IN receipt " the sum-
the Collector " Internal l,rvcnuc shall give the
drafted 'rson paying II prlLlChTE RECElI'Is
Roth copics of these rer,iptS s,au hca3iTcred I" th.
Hoard of Enrollmcnt on " 'nrc the day the lrnftcd
person II required IL tA,.d for duty ono copy TO he
tctAincdty t,c said Nosraul when 80 delivered tothc
rAiI Ronrl tho drafted person shall hc furnished by
tho Boarl with ncerihcst~ AZ cIsmrA,aa 'schorging
him frolu further ia,9Hy andrr the drat y reason
~ LnyVnV puAd a. aim II thrcc NunAred dollars ~
Aforesaid GRO W. IRONY,
Provost Marshal and President NJ the
Board IL Enromsnt.
Jul, Q,',S-i7. ''|
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!. W. s. ROaecrans, Major General U :. A, ..t
e. J.. 1uckingbnm, Ahiutaut Grncrol.u. z. A..
a. u. Wright. Qdart"rmaster General Of Ohfo.
e. DrlanO, ConiInissaTy d" !
Ex-tiovonor DennisOu. q
We also refer tn the following officers in service
Major General W. r. sherman. If
Brgadcr General III u. Ewing i'.i
Colonel John NJ Collnel, l7tli Regiment n. VI.
r. u. Pond, G2l 4" d"
! q C.H PiPpcy. RHll, l,..1 " a. 4"
Lieut.. Colonel Swaynr, 41d ". 4"
V. Cupp, lst.Rcs o. v. Cavalry.
MAJOR Joab A. Stafford, lst Regiment OV T.
r. r. larkSOn 6Sth +" " q"
II. II. tiirSy. iGth " " "
Wcr,fcr IN the following rltzcn7 nf Lancaster, Ohio
Hon Thomas Ewing, Hon. p. B Ewing. Mrssrs. Hun
ter Daugherty, John D. Martin, John s. Bri,sc"
Charles =. 'iaragy. Mcssrs. Rebcr, Kutz Co., Dr
Wagrnlills, Pension Surgeon. ....'
Lancaster, August a. lS6J-2Hf ....
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Martin Co. bankers; Hunter u:hcrty, Attorneys
$50 4. Pm. WagenllAls, Pension Surgeon.
80 ID u b. i,,. fiTtsErGo LASesSa, TENSIs'HE,
49, 4. F i' NAV. I9hJ
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Ererv Soldier Who hts served two years il snttss
~ sINl Rcunty ,EyMy Soldier disqharged nv rcoS"r
Eyary Soldier enlisted amer July Isl, ls2. and dis
charged hefore serving yeara, entitled 70 30
Do,gty, The whlay, Children. Father. Mother. or
'ftet nf iiefr. who die in the service, are entitled
stN. the above Bounties. q. .. f-f
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EECU, ITY lNSERANCCGNPANY,
n. ....fEl rTH. lfH ."iGIn >tdf
.. OF NEW YORK. a,ad

These companies divide three urihs o net prohts
annually to the Policy Holders In scrip bearing in
telest atG per cent thereby ndng the surplus aud
giving Policy Holders greater security and ehsaRe
Insurance, ... Eel.
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Late Agent of u Patent Ofice, Washington, uHirr
the Act of 1897,
76 State street; opposite Kilby ST., Boston.
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards oftweny
II wears Patents the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign
tries Caveats Specifications Assignments, and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made nto American OF
Foreign Works determine the validity utility of Pc
or INVENTIONS, and lega other adyicerendeted
all matters touching the same COPIES OF the clahns OF
any PatentfuTnshed by renting One Dollar. Assign
ments recorded at Washington
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through ii inventors have advana for securing
patents of ascertanng the patentabty OF inventions
unsurpassedby,i II not any which
be ofere them elsewhere. The testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OFFlCEthanthes he subscriber; and as SUCCESS
is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABtL
ITY he would add that he has abundant to believe
and prove that atno other Office Of the KIND are The
charges for professional services moderate The i'm
mense 1ctice of the subscriber durng twenty years
past has nabled him TO accumulate vast collection
specifications and official decisions relative to patents
The besides hse xtensive library OF legal ana mech
ical works and full accounts of patents granted in ths
United States and Europe render him able beyond que
ton to eer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey Washington TO procure
patent, and he usua great delay there are here saw
enveniora.
TEsTIMoyIALo.
regard Mr. Eddy rs one Of most cGpGJie GHf sbc
ceSJii ettorers with whom have had o4"e' int
CUAs MASON ,, Co,auiss.oner Of Pateatt.
have no hestai ION in assuring inventors that thes
cannot employ nersoa more competent and tfustv a,y
and more capable Of putting thei, applications IN ots
for them early and favorable consdeallaa
nj the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
- Mr.. R. H. EDDY has made for me THITEFN aPpa
cations all but one of which patents have oecn Gra
ed and that is pending. Such unmisi1 hahls
proof great talent and ability his part leads he to
recommend all inventors 10 apply TO him TO procure te
patents hey may be Of having the most aithia
attention bestowed their and at reasonale
charges. JOHN TAGGART"
During eight months the spbscibei, in ooEfse Of T.
large practice, made, twice rejected Application,
SIXTEEN PPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was d
eided In mis- favor, by the Commissioner Of PateEts.
r. Il. EDDY.
3 o fttr Fec. . let9. VI
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CR0O WILL BE FORFEITED BY DRL DIX
tDOOO if failing TO in lesr time than any otheI
physician, more eectually and permenanty, with less
stra mt from occupation fear of exposure to all
Gather, with safe and pleasant medicines
ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident to Married aud Single Laoies
SECRET AND DELlCATEDiSOR OERs
MercUiia Affections ErupioDs aui all Diseases of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose Throat and Body ; Pimples
on the lace Swengs . the JOINT Nervousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in ouh and the
more advanced, of all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE Ok MARRIED
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A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
THAgE WIN Will. REELEGI-

elias, Of maadies prevail to fearful extent in
munty booming least 10000 youth of both sexes an
perfectly understood Their external manifestations
symptoms are Nervous Debility Relaxati n and eX-
haustion Marasmus wasting ant assumption OF
the tissues of the whole body short ness OF breathing
or hurried breathing on ascending hillOr flight OF
stairs. great pal taton OF the Heart Asthma, Bron-
chitis and Sore Throat; shaking of the Hands aud
Limbs, aversion 10 society and to cuisines or study
dimness Of Eye sight; loss OF Memory Dizziness ol
the Head Neursglc Pains in various parts of the body;
rains in the Back or Limbs; Iumbago, Dyspepsia OF
Indigestion; rregularty the bowels deranged sec
tions cf the Kidneys and other glands OF the body as
LcucouhU fleur Albus, &C. Likewise Epilepsy,
Hyster.a and Nervous opasms
bo ow, in NINETY nine cases out of every one huni
dred all the above named disorders, and a host o
others not named, Consumption of the Lungs, and
that most iusGlOus ana WIly term OF Consumption Of
the Spinal Nerve known as rabes DOTsaes and Tabes
the civic Fi,cerH. hence the want OF success on the
part Of The Old school practice i'll treating symptoms
only.
Dir. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
HYgienic Institution Is now engaged IL treating thll
class OF modern maladies with the most astonishing
Toe treatment adopted bv the Institution Is
new tits based upon scientific principles, Win new!
discovered remedies, without minerals or poison ne
ABILITIES OF cure such that patieuts be CURED at
their homes in any part OF the country, from accurate
scriptions other case, by letter and have the meu'
cnes sent them by mail express Printed interrog
atories will be forwarded on application. .
IL Consumption Catarlh ana diseases of the throat
well at the homes of patents as at the lnstn
ton by sending the Cold Medicated lnhaling Basamlo
Vapos, with inhaler, and ample directions FOR ther use
ana direct correspondence.
a-Patients applying for interrogatories or advice,
must inclUse return stamps, to meet attention
GJ-The attending physician Will be found at the IN
stituton for consultation, from A. NJ to z. NJ, OF
each day. Sundays, ia the fer rsnoon. Address
DR. ANDREW STONE,
Pby fcian TO the TT Jy Lung and Hygenic nttute and
Physician for Diseasesof the Il art Throat
Lungs, 9j Fifth street Toy, New York
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American 81 Foreign Patents.
K. II. EDDY
SOLICITOR OF P.AfEN rs

Late Agent of u Patent Office, Washington, uHier
the Act of 1897
76 State street; opposite kilby ST., Boston.
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The Early PHYSICAL Degeneracy
A nj ERICAN p PEOPL f..
Just Published by DR.. STONE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYGIEEIC INsr-
TUTE. TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN Pro-
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUs.

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Impor tant to Wool Growers.
u l. A L o II S
Dipping Composition

adds over one round of wool TO each fleece besides
derfuy i'm proving the condition of the Sheep cost
only about head No farmer should let this sea
son pass without using it, Particulars sent free on appl-
cation to LALOR BROTHERS,,
80 Genesee st, Utica, N. Y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-15

A, A. daYs On which the terms SbOald
end. The intention OF the other vas there
fore the same, and every question al inter 70
probation is n question OF Intention
The committee might truly assert that
the Legislature has already declared Ihe
true Interpretation Of the section referred
10 them. The fourth section Of the sche-
dale of ian Act providing for and regu.
lating township meetings and elections
finally passed but a few days since; lHOnse
bill No. I'll in fixing the time Tor the ter
IMITATION of the terms Of township OncerS,
the time Of the elections being uncertain
and likely to fall on different days IN the
several counties of the State, uses identi-
cally, except that other days are mention.
ed, The language of the second section OF
the ordinance above referred to. Is any
member Of either branch prepared to admit
that his intention in voting for IL was to
compensate the officers for any time pre-
vious TO their elecIiOn2 Aud If they are
not willing thus TO stultify themselves, will
they accuse the members of the Convention
of like intentiOn2
The COMMITTEES, for the reasons stated IN
this report, are unanimously OF opinion
that under the second section Of the above
entitled ordinance Of the Constitutional
Convention. considered in connection with
the Constitution itself, the terms of all the
State aud county officer 3, including judges
elected in May last, commenced on the
twentieth day OF June following, and not
previously.
The committee submit for the considera-
ton of the Legislature the su6jOined joint
resolution.
j. q. McGREw, Chairman, pro tenn.
Resolved by the Legislature of West Viz
The terms of all officers, Legislative, ex-
ecutive and judicial, elected on the twen-
ty-eighth day of May last, began on the
twentieth day of June following, and moi
previously. No such officer is, or was nj
any time, entitled to salary or cOmPensa-
ton for any time preceding the twentieth
day Of June in the present year.
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ZIxE's Mills, Passion Co., I
Octobsr Is, 1868. I

Editors LHtsEligeneer:
Permit me through the medium Of your
paper to say TO the voters OF the second
Congressional district of West Virginia,
that when l arrived at Newburg on my
way from Wheeling &c, see my sick brother.
found report in circulation coming from
almost every quarter, that had declined
aud was not IA candidate for Congress-
Now what wish TO say to my friends is
that think they will understand the OBJ.
ject of such reports. therefore wish them
to go ahead aud secure me all the votes
they can, for do not intend to decline mn
til the race is over, and il they will whip
well think l have bottom enough 20 dis
lance the fell, for there are only three
ponies entered, and one Of them Is an old
worn. out riekety racer, and the other
is a sort of ungOvernSble POuey that does
not plumb the track very we'll, and there
fore hope they will both break down and
throw up their tails before they get there
and leave me the track to myself.
WV. B. ZINN.
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ELECTION.
To he held IN Ohio County, ws,tV,
ThuFsday, October 22d. Issi.

IL
ThuFsdays October add. 1864.
A T which time the following oGeers Wilt
IA ted, vfE:-thFes Delegates u the Lrr...,-,
tUO Assessors for the County, one -tAf- 50,
and one representative in the CODgrsss Of tt -
States
me GoIIOWing named gentlemen have -. T.
pointed Commissioners aud Conductor 10 - +.
election AZ their several Prseinetss VI:
1st- MeCOnnelrs RFeetDcG-AleKan3~F III.
Conductor james Buchanan, Edward McCa..- L
eneEer Buchanan, Commissioners
BFoGheTtOu'a-IOhn D. Maxwell COnilCt,r.
PiersOn, David Frazier, John Z sisson, Ca
sOBeFa-
Waddle, Levi Mills, G. ID. Boar, Comm,-.urr,
Sd AtkinsOn's PreefneG-Jamea SnodEn-- >
Conductor Samuel Needle b, VIM Atkins o. -
Wells, Commissioners
WOod's Run Proeinet-Wm- NORTH C.ttfSt
James McCOIIOeh. James WsddIe, John II
Sth-JSsoG HOrnbrOok, Conductor. VIZ. h-.
james Vance, Es9., Abraham BrdiIiion. C..
sth. First Ward.-samueI Irwin, C..rIuefsr 3,
Bayha, VIM Holiday, Robert Gibson, Ca,
Gu. Court HOuse.-wn. N. BerryLirl. c.
tor; A Paxton, jacob Singleton, A. y JsL''
9Th. Fourth Ward Hose House.-JAmes LAl..,
Conductor Benjamin EIIey, o. J. CrAUfrL r
ThaFp, Commissioners
stk. Fifth Ward School House.-1IAitheS B e. q.
McClellaud, Commissioners
South Wheeling School House -IIeaTy Va,
COnduetOrS james n wheat, 3 ne4ict spslH :,
r. Hazelet, Commissioners.
SAMUEL IRWIN,
A C. B0GGS.
suPerintendsnts FIR Ohio Cost
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Forage Wanted.
ASSISTANT QuARTEaMAsTEn's OEE1cI.
Wheeling. West Va Oct. II Isl


Wheeling. West Va, Oct Il, Isl
SEALRD PROPOSALS win be received - -
- once until II O'Clock At noon Of O-t,-s =
1858, for furnishing the QuaFteTmastrT's Dr.. l-'=
U. 3 Army With the following. viz
Two hundred thousand t9CO DO bu.h-l. -
Oats in saeks, the Oats to weigh THIRTY -far,. =
pounds 20 the bushel, and the sacks To BE- 20 i't :
buEtaPS- he grain 70 be delivered a. 49,
West Va one quarter within 6fteen days ll-s 4
ter within thirty days, one quarter within 'c-tl 20
days and oos quarter within sixty days irCH AZ
TSotbOusand tOns e OOO) Of good sound Barr.s,s-
able Timothy Hay, BALD. to Be Ceiiv"rs4 = :
same ratio with the grain
Proposals viii Be considered for the sutT-
for twenty thousand "a, 0OOD bushels Of t,as es =
(5Ol tons Of Hay. Proposals must state th- ils7i
offered, the place Of residence Of the t.i;-f. Z
must be accompanied ~ 4 guarantee Of At l-A-' -
responsible persons that the VendeT UilI fgir
contract ifaWaFded 70 him. Successful hidi-r- -
notthed - soon after the award i made - -
aud contractors viii b required to give bit-- .
the faithful performance Of thu contract. p 9 =.
should BE- endorsed on the envelope ''tTuf,-A' e
EoFage, and be addressed To the underss-l-i
Hheelings West Va The right to reject aly 10
bids T. reserved by the Government.
No bids will be entertained unless tie tTef Z
requirements are complied with
TREDWELL MOnEE
Captain and Asst QuaEteFmaster L. : ~
OetlStd
ICIneiuuati COmmereiaI and PittsburEA gl-7'
copy and send bin 70 this OaIee.I
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MOURNING GOODS.

CUSTOM HOUSE, WHEEIIEG,l
October - 1863
TINHE following extract from Treasury Regulations
i Of September 1Ith Il published for the iniOrma-
tiOn OF those cOneeTnei:-
XIII. The following fees are prescribed:
Fees for administering oath aau certifying
10 cents.
for certificate Of LEGAL Special Agent 10 cents
for each permit for purpose Of trade. - cents
for permit - TO purchase cell and
transport to from Ruy In-uF-
reeiiOnary district any products,
goods, wares, or merchandise, 1--WE
per eentum on the sworn invoice VAL
ne thereof ~ the place OF shipment
for each permit Tor individual, family.
orPIantattOa supplies On every puF-
chase over so and not $5O....-. cents.
over $5Oaud not over SlOO...... 10 esuta
over 300 - IL cents
For permits for individual, family, or plan
taticn supplies, not over twenty dollars
In amount, no charge is allowed, except
for revenue stamps, on afidaVits and GER
tneates IN districts under restrictions;
aud NO charge, except i've cents for per
NIT and i've cents for each revenue stamp
on atadaVtt aud certificate, IL SLOWED in
States declared in iRsuTTeett0n When
purchases sre less than i've dollars. the
permit otheeT may dispense with AfIda-
wits and certificates when no ground TO
suspect fraud or Imposition appears.
XIII. Internal revenue stamps are required by
law to be attached TO adidaVt;s, certificates. and
bonds, but not to any other Instruments writings
provided for by these Regulations. ktamps will fse
furnished by the proper Special Agents At the rates
nxed BY the internal revenue act, namely:
EOf ad1vtIs
For certificates Of LocAI Special A gents or
SoiteSIOts ana eeuts-
The foregoing supercsds all previous regulations
Inconsistent Herewith, aud will take effect on the
18th inst THOS. HORNRROOK,
0eti4-a Surveyor Of Customs.
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NEW ADVERTISEM'NTS

vA@I.O. .. F.-The memberS Of VirGi"ias
W. Lodge No. J, FrahkIin Lodge n" IS'
WbeeliBg Lodge No 50. Pamela Lodge No, y, Con
cord Lodge No. lJl, and all .oluTniBg brethren in
good stand ing, hereby invited to join with Nm
len Lodge No 49, in paying the last tribute our
deceased brother, August Martin, Thursday attsT.
D'' oeti IS Il JOHN sALADE, soe,y.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

I WOULD respectfully inform my patrons, and all
i who want hrst class pictures, that, with fsVOrA
BILE weather, the rst Of this week shall make
important improvements In my Gallery, demanded
by advancement in the AR we'll as to meet the
increase in my business and be able, nOtWthstand-
ing the approaching short dark days Of winter, to
wait upon my customers promptly, without un-
pleasant delay. Meantime / can make n good pic
lures As ever; and those whom = few days delay
- O Sai PARTRIDGE.
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BELMONT County.
s.. CLAIRsVILLE. %.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE. Oct. II. 1863.
Editors IntelLgeneer:
Brough's majority in Belmont county
rs. The whole ticket received u majority
on home vote, except Prosecuting Attor'
ney. JOHN b. LONGGLEY.