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MEDICAL.
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TIE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES


sNusNE PHEE'AHArfoNS, vfsi.
3 -in,bsla's Fxtrael "nuchp." nelubols's ssrs,-
gagilla. hclltoit's narrowed kose Wsah.
lsllold's aonuine Preparation. = HIGHLY Con-
q .NIRAIkD COMPOUND FLUID KxTgACT III.
~" Positive ard Specific RemedJ Tor Diseases
.. and all diseases aud deransemsnls 81 al.
nnary Orks ans. wheihef existing In n ale Femsls
diseases q these Organs require the aid u
AOkkflC- hclmlcid.s kxiraci Bnchn Il TIA
,iRkAT nIURkTiC. AMI h certain 10 have ths de-
mcnded. -
This Medicine Increase ihs mower a ps.siise.
and excites the Absorbeals late healthy sction bS
which the EAiary Or c9icarcous acpo<iffons ed Al
the Unnatural Enlaf gcmcuts are reduced. - gsli
as Pain and inaamation. ans Il good for een.
Directions accompau, pelmbold's Kairset fauelu.
fr Weakness arising from Excesaos. hkbits of Dts
epatier. karly indiscrction o. kbase. ssfendes
With The following Symptoms
lndisposition % exercise. loss 81 power lo.~ @,
memory, dinlculiy a. breathing. Maak Nerve.
fresnbllng. horror of useasA wskefnlness. DIM
ness II vlslon paln a. iLe back universal ls.<lfpss
Of the muscular Eyslera. bee hands, flashing IL tls
hcfy, dryness of the flif. crupii. ns on tas fsa<
PAian couNTENtScR,
Frequently Rlaek Spos flying belore the Eyes.
with temporary su1a-ian ana - 81 sight,
nani OfAfeuucn. ssslIiisv.
Restlessness.
v IN horror 81 epcietY.
sFNothng IL mere dcsirs,'ie 81 Zach patseut, tbss
sehinie. and nothing tlef acre lrcal isf fear "a
themselves ho reposo Il manncf. ne earnestne~s
no spocnlAiion. lut hafiisd iransiliou fr-sa
question o. another.
These symphony u aiie~ed a. 80 ga. whiot 10
ueiioine invariably removes. soon foIls~s ~
i"ps"eS' fAteits.
Kpllepilc Bls.
Ia one q which tho patient may expire.
Who can say that they arc not frequently lsisosss
BY th.ee dircfni disesses F" lnessiiy And lonsu.ue
ton
hanF ato aware of the cause % lhelr .uneftn.
hut none viii confess. Tho records Of he lns.e.
Afyllms. aud he melancholy deaths by con.un,u-
ton. bear ample testimony - tae trnfh of the .se'
ten. Ia innaiie Asylums the moai elancloIx a..
hieiuon appears. Tie osuutenAnee Is sctnaiiv sos-
dcn aad quite desiiii. ifor tairth OF grief exe.
sifft H. should neuifA 80 ilse xolce ocfur a "a
rarely articnlatc.
With woeiul meafuros. wan sl.spaif
Low eullen sounds tlisIr srief bsxuil,
Parents AMI guardians, caution x.ur ohiltr~.
against this evil habit. Il Is the greatest curse Ia
can bofsil yeung man woman u4ntfi.a th...
Tor happiness AMI IA arIiosi life
They may not experience tue consequence. s.v
bat must and viii "a lAler The oau-s,sx a..
once Affected With sylnptsma org anic an nee. rs
Qnrea the aid of medicine 20 strengthen and Iusle.
crate The sysiem. which Houbolda krTlACT fis
hOChU Invariably does- a ifisi will oons1no- .
nost skepucal.
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BLOOD BLOOD BIxgoDt
Hssmboia's H.Shls 90 sss,i,aiea sssn,s.-.
tlUlD tIlhlCT SlhSkPthlilg
ByphiliK-

fiis j. az an'. ton - iso hsool aad suae.s Al.
SEXUAL Organs. liuinlf ~ lae naaa. esrs throat
s1hpIl>e, and etstf faneouH enffacss aaal Ing lls
Appearsnee in The iuff - u E and u oses ali,
atialisd ~lih adlseBasee more 80 81. aiae.lx. -
i.sie i"s, destroy ~hels tef part "A hay sflank
This diaeaHe "a 'iifu uataalllisaf 4. thllaf... n
rsfitfAetei tom thf sAiar laltt asi ensu s4tl
Gao ufthofa, aiil ltsH fss tfl.i ~ the same ti...
fffbnbDibs HioHlr CofrhHGRATHD tlDn
FOUND FLUID kkIithCT TsAllsAPAkllaA
sigeid ~ ustd In c.stuur,ion ..iih fhe Bnehu .as
ieinii'oid = 4 .se Hssh applet g. thr Ulcers
Heimboia's Kkir4ft aassans.flll. l..lg.. a..
STOOD. sfi removes Al kcaiy Kfupilans - tie s1is
giving the eonlg'lekion elasl and healthy e.lst
q teing pfePAred expressly ior ths olaas n oa...
f'-n-H. rs hi"d Fufiiy'ng ffoperiies pfsssrses
81 grsstef etieut l1au ahy aff.ar nfaosratlan a
saraapaflita
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
Ito the citizens o. yigo Coapiy. State 81 lndi-
ana and all persons concerned. that the Assese-
nscnt Book. containing the hsts. valuations and
eunhseralions Of the Annual May Assessment for
the year 1874 ncluling the income.tAx Of the year
1868 made by The Assistant Assessor of said com
-. under tho act OF Coagress OF the unied States
entitled An Act 10 supp ut the Government aud
pay interest tho Public Debt approved ia
IL lst 1S62. and the acts amendatory thereof. Vii
be kept open fof examination at W. X. Edwards
Office Ia the town Of Terrc HAute. coanty aforesaid
from tho llth day of August lSGf. TO the 9Th day
of August 1Ss4, ~ which last date the nndersign-
ell. at the place aforesaid. will receive. hear ami
defcrmlne all appeals. which must be In writing
settling forth the particular matter OF thing COM
rlainci of. taken from the assessments ~ the As
nstant Assessor Of said county; Al which time aud
pircc a n persons interested viii please attend.
JAAKS HARRINGTON,
4 IS. Tth Collection District 81 Indiana
augl ld2waw
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instruments a The otssa aclass
4artelis heittesn 'a.ifuC 81. tsn aiNine the
ffsai~ats - ausics ffs,sressff t4aEer Ee-feises.
saa lave eell.eian e taoee Haze sa.&
New usths-i faf tle - -s,.sa. S1leslsi nainiy
fIsla sln tlr a.ss sss.f -. - mag 49, az
rifisp - te-ssts 49, fseftiees. s.llestien el
a.alaf seors. snt fei eiy ~ isaim sna Hgmn
auFe o. "a
sssfbsrs'@ heioieaa. ffssppfsY ant ftssfes-
SIndtes. vtfh afolisa iInn ~ Ohatce Va Al asd
fI.sfrasaenlsl Ma.i.. 81 ~
hnsefifaa 81 si,nl f.f thr ssff~ieen 81 -
Neil Mitsifos 1nsf -tttfr -
eiaaef.a ftffs<l telfr sfag the Mel -iean l~
ft<ss.f <rif fisti aes..f sr4fk Ca aa-i-
fsfe Wtfhssn4 = Msri.g 81
NaeitaIN 'lefeea instfnfioI. -
tfrssu alsl Wktee Melsteaa iissIfatfaT a.
Nos So ~eFafsh iee sui Netarirzsl ia.tfusfar- 81
TIE >rfephine es.iies-ten of Masic - the Ne
- 'eoa. Seftnhine aui kes.l prxsn. n
Ia tfetfes,t ia rash af fhe af.ae~ l.aoka sre
sate.t n.sl snt Sc Neiifsn. ls.t al fastru-
nssats - tailitf earesrrciien. Sr.s PCT psl3 a.
feeeieI e nriee uiieer uti-en A 60 rahlssf-ess s.
- y ashlnxfnn Street. itasian.
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Home Insurance Company
iAEAxsETE. INDIANA.
F.icr -ovER rHs BANK or THR STAN


CAPITAL, sl3O,OOW.
80 -
DBOpERTY insured against Loss
q damage by nre, 1t fsir rate sad on liberal
tsrsns.
so--~- met promptly .ni lastly
E oslser thiass being equsi. our Hone Companies
fhoul hsSe The prs'srss.ee
a woall be wea far s~s-ens a soaaaint them
s~ie. eth thi> shy sssd pecrisr company re-
sre r-stiag elsewhere.
oFfIckRsx
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1.~res - pssssss, vioc Pscs..irat
!. NafIos nsssess. Treasurer.
tssstEs y. scssasrr. Secretary.
y 49, Ioks ASo gktslFStFs
Hon Y q tiregsfy. silsrH,cy "a rayefie. Tel.
iiea q fesa. Jadse t,reaii ceart. ae
ca Iasper tssse-..r. Attorney do
ees i.ax ss.ile. ssDntantGssvfsi for ia.nsna
tel j. NlA GT~rpksHs. f4tH
H. > kistl.t. katit,f - Ststc. tntianspeti-.
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lssha n GouEAr. 20 DO 4.. a.. =
v. q. -. Cirsuis fr,s-rsutar. %
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cai. 4. u. csnner. ~ saa-ser. la.sianarol.
90. Sairsoavy IA fayetsc.
0as. - +. Naffea. lodi a. ,.,sis. Ina
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O. n y Islfasf fsfa.srls s'y STATE. Es.l'spsiis
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s.a. ncses. sersaeriy ci'k Sap. Csari a.
nf. q. n. IfFry. AlA<2, In..isna
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sKsAIKs sKnAixs rsnALr..

Oii Or Youne. single, Married, ar ooni.m.,., N.
Marriage
Ia many aneetlcns peculiar Go females The t.
1~ei 81 soehu L. uneQuslcd hy any other remedy
ln ChlOrosis or ketontion. lrroruisrltx p.lne.y
ncss, or Suspension of Crstoraary Evaoustions M
eefaiod or eciuhoua state of the Uterus. Ieuoor.
Ihoea ~ whites. SieFiliiy. aud for all oompl snts
neia.nt 70 the 81. whether arising ffon Indisofs-
ton. Habits of Dissipation. oT la IA. .lecline a,
change Of life. See symploms shove
NO FAMILY SHOULD * WITHOUT irl
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Having purchased Nessrs Pstwins stock Of Hsrd-
ware a $50 Main street shall add sueh goods iu
this line the wants % this community demand
and shall ea1esvor % keep faily Supplied at ell
times with complete stock. and hope hy strict at
tention 10 business and by selling AZ The lopta
prices. 90 merit the patronage of he pablo.
Tcrre Hsuts. Jane I. 80 JAS. NJ LYONS.
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f.s sf - sak<l-.s esefsei.sFa. A. for Helabala.s
s.ks .Isethsf- t1f 80 fhr advertisements sad 80
" t2ed sssat iIap lsllea al esposnrs 60
soss. fs<s-dsIs
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HARDW RE.


TIT TEF7-IF9 -" y E77-77
We have this day sol3 oar sioct % Hardware O.
Mr. james A.. Lyons. AM ~ csfisllyr sccomment
him % our former friends. and hope they viii ey-
tend % him the ss0s liberal patronage they ksve
70 the ola Arm. A e, A W. rOTWIE.
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uAls. oHfg uaGs
fs.. rts.A - ca,sat otil.asiif, sie sstt<s "a
oSN t."Ns- >tsNpsNt
All tho above disoAsea ,fls,uss sr,tt "A a..
same treatment. and of a4i if6s.l ~. .....,su..
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fase 40 saore iAisan, mercury. o. unple.ssn,
IA 1ioine ior unpleasant ani dangerous Diseases
uRLMROlD'8 ExTKhCr n.cuu
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In all tsnir stages. ai iltiic oApenao ltts. =. A.
change "a diet. no iuconxenieno. aud ~ . pssur.
II causes frequent doslre 4ud gives strength A.
urinsie. hefeby removing ohstruciions prevsntlns
anl curing Structures uf tbe Ursthra allsyfng Palm
ana ihiiAmnuon, 80 frequent A the clala oi fls-
worn out matter.
lh"uaanaH upon tanueau4a sho Ea.. soca ne
Victims 81 qaacks and Who have pad heavy fees a.
=" eufea ln short TIME. have fot nd they de-
osiesd. and that the " Poison . la bv n a.. "A
powerful astringents," i.eu ,ii led 10 An IN. svs
ten. o. break GU in an aggravated form. 49,
fkhnhfs AFTkK AARluAuK
vte helmbtlth ttilar sasha g.. .s .r.e.,..s.s
tiid Diseases ~ the
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Horses. Wagons and Eaxvles far sal~.
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gje ), and he could not take them from the
Shenahdoah Valley, because the moment
he Withdrew Early from the Valley, that
very moment Sheridan would pounce upon
Lynchbufg and 'fput complete Gordon OF
men around Richmond" Let us tell Mr..
Davis that Grant will do that In spite
of Early. and oil his efforts,s bnt We
are none the less grateful 70 him
for his ready acknowledgment OF
his solicitude on this score, Z. HiA words
are a virtual admission, most important,
we think, that each part OF the Confeder-
acy must hereafter take care of itself, asno
reinforcemsnts can be sent from one part
to another. The military game is layed
out, except in 80 far as desultory, distinct
and remote movements may yet be posi-
BILE. No combined plan of operations can
be very effectively executed. ar4f.
1t will Eprobsbly be said by the rebel
sympathizers of the North that this speech,
like MaIloFy.s. navy report, 10 forgery,
but apart from this fact that It has been
already commented upon in q serious man
ner by the Charleston and Richmond pa
pers, We have the testimony of our CORES
pondent at,AtlAnta, going to show that it
is, if an imperfect report, at least authentic.
The Macon paper from which it is taken is,
if We are not misinformed, in possession Of
the War Department at Washington. Eri
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sity is, very great, aud after consnltAtion
with this, department or the Governor of
the State in which tie impressment is to
be naade." Here is tie Law and the gener-
al order. Have they been enforcedf If
they have not been executed, no longer
delay should be allowed. We call upon
the authorities to enforce this law imme.
diately. .tts
The question Of mixing soldiers of ne
gtnasS d regularly nIsting thsm aud fight
ing them for their salty as well as our own,
must have presented itself 70 every reflect
ing mind, Because he Yankees have not
been able to make loldiers out of their
drafted negroes, It dies not follow that we
cannot train our slaves TO make very Ell.
eient soldiers. We believe they can be by
drill and discipline moulded into steady
and reliable soldier. The propriety of
employing negroes . soldiers, we shall not
at present discuss; Jht whenever the sub
jugation Of VifginiAoF the employment Of
her slaves as soldiers are alternative posi-
tions, then certainly NE sre for making
them soldiers, and giving freedom to those
negroes that escape the casualties of
battle.
We should be glad to see the Confeder-
ate Congress provide 70, the purchase Of
two hundred and fifty thousand negroes,
present them with theii freedom and the
privilege Of remaining 10 the States, and
arm, equip, drill and Eight them. We be-
lieVe that the negroes, identified with us
by interest, and fighting for their freedom
here would be faithful ald reliable soldiers,
and, under officers 7whs would drill them,
could be depended ON br much of the or
dinary service, and even for the hardest
lighting. 1t is not necessary now to dis
cuss this matter, aud may never become
40; but neither negroes nor slavery will
be permitted to stant in the way of the
success of our cause. Thss war is for ma
tional independence On our side, and for
the subjugation of white and the emanci-
patton of negroes on the side of the enemy.
II we fail the negroes are nominally free
and their masters slaves. We must, there
fore, succeed. Other States may decide
for themselves; but Virginia, after exhaust
ing her whites, will fht her blacks through
to the last man. She will be free at all
costs. i.'s4.
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must have been manufactured in Brooke
county, but that Lieut.. VIM. K. Park had
as above stated. 7. Z.
1, Cornelius Vannoy, citizen of Jack
son county, West Virginia, and q mem
Der Of Captain Keunedy's company Of
Guards, of said county, was here when the
Federal soldiers first came 70 Ra-
vensWood. A few days afterwards
saw the lateWilliam Park At
the house of William Finn, on Little
Sandy. he then took me out privately
and asked my advice as to what be should
do. 1 IadVised him TO 60 back home, which be
promised me to do. Afterwards he took
other advice. and went 70 my son John
Yannoy's, in Writ county, where he re-
mained until he came back home aud took
the oath of allegiance I never heard of
him being in Wise's army, and am satis-
fed that he was not, as he was at my
sons and other friends in Writ county,
when Wise was in Jackson, and did not
return until Wise had left the county. DR..
Park had always been looked upon as q
civil, peaceRble man, and up to the time
of his death, had never heard Of any
charges Of disloyRlty, other than his vote
in favor of the ordinance Of secession.
Oct. Sd, 1864. @. VANNoX.
Ia confirmation of the above statement,
herewith publish the following certi6-
cate:
SANDY MILL, JACKSON Co, ". Va,
.- October 8, 1854.
1, William B. Flesher, citizen of Jack
son county, West Virginia, do state that
the late DR.. VIM. Park, has Attended my
family ever since he took the oath, and
took him for good constitutional man,
only voting for the ordinance. He and my
self have had conversations in regard to the
rebellion, and never saw anything wrong
in him. DR.. Park always met every maA
in kindness and friendship. He had large
practice in my neighborhood, Of bath sides.
he was always the same. l do sincerely
believe he was a constitutional man, only
voting for the ordinance of secession. he
stood high in the community. and have
no idea that he ever was connected with
the Southern army. / have heard Of him
frequently while absent, and thought be
was in Writ county. l had that think
from reliable authority. never heard
anything of his disloyalty up to his death,
only voting for the ordinance.
WV. B. FLKsHER.
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Editors LnttEliaeneer.


Editors LHteEligsHeer:
y SIRs-The following is an extract from
letter lately received from member Of
Co. D, 18Th regiment, West. Virginia Vol.
Infantry. Many Union friends here have
thought it would be useful to publish il.
If that should be your opinion of it, it is at
your service.
"There Is considerable
talk about the Presidential election. We
took the vote in our regiment yesterday.
There were only 10 votes in the regiment
for little Mac. The Mcclellan vote will
not amOupt 60 any thing In this army. The
soldiers well do their duty. Will the peo.
pie ct home? If they will do half their
duty our country 10 osfei and this accursed
rebellion will be wiped from her borders,
and that country which 0n0e excited the
admiration of the world, Cbut now the
coutempt,) will again take her place in the
van of nations. II is now shutdown and
the caunonadiug continues. 1t is an ON
nious sound in the distance, and may call
us to conflict any hour. In the Democratic
platform is a resOlutisn extending the sym
| thy of the party to soldiers, which has
made more than one solder swear. We
reject their sympathy with indignant scorn
and contempt, as the most Internal insult
offered to q soldier. I'VE cannot be cajoled
| by set of towards and traitors, the re-
jected of all men, the scum and refuse of
great people. l cannot express half my
contempt for set of men, who, dead to
all the impulses Of patriotism, to all that
eleVates and ennobles man, blindly follow
the instincts of their cowardly natures to
ruin and degradation. They may cry peace!
pescel but there Is ne peace; aud l hops
In God there never viii be as long as one
traitor remains in arms against the flag Of
| my country. can hear the enemies can
non laundering in the distance. 1t means
war. 1t forebodes death, but We regard
it with less approximations Of danger than
the wall Of peace from the friendly traitor
in the rear. But shuddeT for them when
remember what an awful retribution
awaits them. Not all of us shall die in
this war, and those who shall survive it's
perils will Wreak just vengeance upon
those who have 60 basely and ignO-
miniously betrayed their country, pro-
traeted this rebellion, and brought ruin,
death and desolation TO Q thousand homes.
Itis coming as assuredly as fate-it is fixed
in the providence Of God, and in that day
where Is the man that will say, sin the
Chicago convention clamored for peace"
Obi 4Ipresume they will still be for peace,
but it will not avail them-our country
must and wiz be Purged of traitOrs.-
II 4.l. H. P g.
September 14th, 1854. t,f. -s.
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.IfyOu do, use
Hoofand's German BittersI
Efom J. Newton Brown, D. D., BdiLor oftAs Esset
eEOpedid of Religious knowledge.

Efom J. NesgtOn Brown, D. D., EditOr oftAs Ascy-
elopediG Of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through diStrust Of
their ingredients and effects yet know Ofno sum-
Sient reason, why man may not testify 70 the bent
he believes n1nsof ~ haV EOSoSyOd Simple
preparations In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute 70 the benefit of others Hrs-
lido this the moro readily In regard 10 HOOfRnd'B
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. O. NJ. jackson, Of
this city, because was preiudced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
ehiehyAn alcoholic mixture. am Indebted TO my
friend Robert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment 70 try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
OF these Htters, at the beginning Of the present
to degree Of bodily and mental yigor which had
not felt for ak months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating I theT-' 49, INK God and
my friend 70 directing me to tn nSe 9ftnem;
PhilAdolpA juno 2s, 1861, -
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING
.---.- -oomucERM -...
I L HTTCHCOCK.

AT no. us1< MAIN sTREEF,
CH0fnhrOok.s BundiuE.)
EB-oPen fOr stidouts Day and evening.
U,HE purpOsS q thIs ioItIfutioa Is 70 instruct
IL young mon (and women tool in the principles
which govern the correct tralsAetion q PeelniaEy
BOOK-KEEPINGs
stripped of IL ahsurd vorbIaEo and anciant pro
Hxify aud intrieaey, and adEPtod 70 the modern
mode of dong blsinnI1, SGpsGiAlly n the ulitad
which arc - exact, unsEEiag ald lros lr1n s1esP-
ttol - thoss of uHfuis ana oo18riled in very few
word, Are hrst mAds 1IliIi1s % ne Studsnt, Who
Who e than conducted through acglrss q practical
Bookkeeping, In Numerous alte q books In gruat
variety = tCFa.s an Ne thns aoIgir.s AstsIy q
the Art which enaolas him . apply it Uith eility
tO-any kind a buEinea- -t-..l
A WRITING SCHOOL
& open day and evening, ATTENDED By both Ladies
Rna gentlemen, Whero, Without entering for the full
eOurso, gOOd hAnd-uFtfins can Be obtained In
ARITHmETIC,
and ita HppllcatiOn 70 al naunsroG
O0UNTNG-HOUsK CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention thelr primary impOFtAnes de-
mands me student vim Be mAdo aeq6aintod viii
several modes Of calculation uOt found in books,
tending greatly % the abbEoViAilOn Of hi5 work.
Than = Op01 % the Itndent alao . oourROf
BUSINESS SCIENCE
eomprIslnE Political Economy, Commercial Law ara
1ngas, Finance, Banking and Cununeys aIsO maxim
Of eminent Buainesl Mon in regard to the bea
mSthods o. eon4urtins buHinal Sueeo1fally IN
faStrSetions IN the above Subjoe,s are iutsr,per
Cd with uAEtms and inculcAfioll tending 20 the
f1rmAtion Of high Character and citiEens-
The course Of inEtTnctio1 d tulg1d1d 20 Go
comprehensive and thorough q that 0f any u the
Commercial Coueguas while ths oxPon1s % the stu
dent Il much los1-
LI.H. beg loaSe 20 rulsr thoss 70 When he is
unknown 70 the Oaleors q the banks IN WheeliAg
and Bridgeport, and esPOeiAIlyto hil Itudslts.
TERMS, &e. -.
For the fall oouEss above Indicated Including the
REQUESTS blank books for Book.keeping the chArE8
is go, payable on catering. Ths ti1e usually
qured Tor the course h from two % thrss months
but the student h not Hmitod In tims-hs may
remain - long, and return oitsn a. he ploasss-
IanI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-12

From the 18th West Va. Regiment.
MURRAYsVILLB, Jackson Co., W. Va. /
.ll-- October 9th, 1864.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-12

TIE Last Desperate Effort Of the Rebels To-
FIJI their Army-SEGues to be EMpEoyed1
as Soldiers. 80 -atr.