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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-10

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mail, free from observation, his . HAND
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DIsEAsEs o. IMPRupENcE.
DE. JOE NsTON.

ONCE, No. Z South Frederick street.
Len hand side gong from Baltimore street,
fsW dOors from the corner, Fail not 10 OBJ
saTye name and number. --'a
EMO Letters recetyed unlsss post paid and
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Persons writing should state RRa aud send
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toms,
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pc. YounE,s FemaIe ReEuIaIor

removes all obstructions TO the healthy
menstrual now, from whatever cause-sAfs-
ly and surely, sep95-lm"
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Private Diseases.


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two red stamps to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-10

EsPeeially, who have oesoms the victims OF
habit which annually sweeps 70 a. unkinIely
grave Thousands OF Young Men q tbs musi
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might Otherwise have ENHANCED listening
Senators with the thunders Of eloqpence ~
walked TO estacy the living lyTe. may ed
with null oonhdence- -ls-- =
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Dissolution.

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
~ STOCK OF The carpet Store OF Or. PAnn
q Co., and thankful for the very liberal pa
tronaRe bestowed upon the old firm, We
Woliu ask continuance OF the same. In
tenulnE 70 give our entire time and attention
% the ousinesss, with increased stock and IN
eliines, We hope TO give Satisfaction 70 all
VINO may favor US with their PATRONAGE
The business will be carried on under the
arm name of
J.C.oRR a CO..
Successors To
sePlo ORR, PAUL. q CO.
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NAMED Persons, OF Young Men conisnn..,
ing merr1a,Se. being AEare OF PhysicsAI
"eakneEsy OIEAnAe DeO1ltys DefoELnitie7,
speedily cured
he who places himsalf under the care OF LJr
J. may reiiRiously eonhds In his honor a. :
gentleman, and confidently rely upon hi,
akin Is = physician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-10

Member of the Royal COLLEGE OF Eurzeon.
London, Graduate Of oDeo the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part of whose Life has been spent IN fha boz.
pitab Of London, RaEtz, PHILADELPHIA ami
elsewhere, has effected some of the most A.
tontshtnS cures thai were ever known, many
troubled with ringing In the head and ears
when Rsleep, great nervOusneEsb being Alarmed
at sudden sounds, baShfulnesSs, witt treqlient
bIushtng, attended sometimes with dersnEe-
Inent OF mind were cured iTnuaesifatAly
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The contract for grading Lee street,
Centre Wheeling. awarded 10 Kemp &
Denning by the Second Branch, and
passed by n majority vote at the last
meeting of the First, was taken up and
the motion to consider was lost by tie
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DR JOHNsON has diacovered Tie no-

DR JOHNSON has discovered the mos,
~ Certain, speedy, and only Ensctual
kemedy IN the World for weakness OF TIE
Back or Limbs, Structures, Affection or Lhs
EHney5 and Bladder involuntary DEschar-
ges Impotency, General Debility, Nervous
ness DyspesiR, LAnEuor. Low Spirits Con-
flsion o. IDEAS Palpitation Of the Heart
Humidity, Trembling, D1uueE OF Sight, OF
(SfCiCifnesS DiseA-e Of the Head, 1hFIaaE
Noe, or skin Affections Of the Liver LanRs
stomach, or Bo,rels-those Terrible DfSJT-
deFs arising from SoIitaIy Habits u Youth
secret and solitary Prac1cs more fatal u
their victims than the sonS OF Syrens ~ the
brilliant hopes or ant.eIpat3ous. rendering
unaFFfaga ~ fmnOssstle Ha-
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reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most Necessary requisites 20 prouiIjts Counu-
bal happiness Indeed, without these the
journey through life becomes weary pIlgri
mage; the prospect hourly daFkeIlsE TO the
view, the mind becomes Eha lowed with de-
pair and nlled with the melancholy refsc-
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
hIfUhtali with rFIF nVlT0
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Who have injured themselves by a cs.t.,.I
practice, INDUCED in when alone, a habit ne
Quently learned from evil com pan ons or al
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, II not cured rendsrs
marriage i'm possible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What q pity that young man, the hope
his country, the pride of his parents, should
be snatched + nom all prospects and enjoy.
ments of life by the consequence OF deVi.
attng frOm the path OF nature, and tndulg-
ing, In q certain secret habit. Such UerjTlns
must, before contemplating
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28
nEMOCRATIC
For 1900.

We have now In press this popular Politi-
cal Compendium for 1868. IL will contain
besides the usual matter of all Alnanacs,
full and official returns Of all the Elections
for this year, compared with previous ones
the most important Acts Of Congress,
President Johison's Veto Messages and
ProclamatiOns, Lists of Federal and State
Officers, Members of Congress, Statistical
and other information Indispensable TO cy-
cry politician, planter, farmer, merchant
or mechanic. :,
~ On account of the latencss IN making
up the official Election Returns, this Al
manac cannot be issued until or about the
LIST of January, hence it is desirable to
have all orders in as early as possible, SO
as to know how large m edition to PRINT,
that all may be supplied promptly. All
orders will be filed according to the date
of their reception, The cash must accom-
pany all orders.
TERMS:
Single copies by mail, prepaid, 20 cents IS
Seven ? w
Fifteen " 2 &C
One hundred copies, by express, II "
Address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON & c..
Publishers,
No. 1852 Nassau St.. New York.
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Under this heading the NashVllie ua-
zettc, a paper edited by some one who
has a good Judgment Of the future, al
most to an extent to Justify the appel
lotion Of prophet, thus alludcs to the
election OF 1868, wherein the question
is to be determined rs to whether or
not the democratic majority OF the
North will allow themselves to be base
IL robbed Of their rights by Il usurplng
Radical minority, Under the present
military management 50 negro electo-
raj votes ofthe Southern States, added
to aminority Radical vote ofthe North,
will decide the issue against the wW Of
@e psoplc, Every nan knows that il
the Southern States were allowed q free
expression, the last one of them would
vote for the Democratic candidate, but
As il is. under the Radical outrage Of
DISTINGUISHING the Intelligence and hon
pStv Of the country, the Democratic
party cannot hope for success, unless
that party acts up to manhood and re-
fuses to permit such an outrage. In
brief, the question to be solved in 1865
is, whether ballot or bayonet shall rule.
The Home journal is in favor Of the
free ballot, and that failing, welcome
the bullet.
Til Gazette truly says:
Radicalism cannot retreat. Its on.
ly possible success lies in pushing for.
ward. The Africanizing the South
was begun in a spirit ofwanton cruelty
designed merely to humiliate a prout
but fallen foe, The completion Of tina.
work is now q matter of necessity
The perpetuation Of the party hangs
on the success Of reconstruction
Negro States in the South is the weap
on with which to combat Democrats
States in the North. Thad. Steven
~confesscS rs much when he mediate
"roconstructing' Texas into three 0
iour States. They may all b
necessary, and more too
The problem Of 1865 is rapidly as
summing definite shade. AS we read tn
signs Of the times it is icducible t
this simple query; VIII the people Q
The North consent to be oyerruled b
the slaves whom they have freed
win the 22,000,OO0, .freemen Of tn
North consent to be dictated to by til
!, 900 600 freedmen Of the South? A
Ter establishing q froedmer's bureau t.
take care of the niger, will they IL
the Niger take care of them?
Such is the coming problem thu
will be speedily upon us, dcmandln
Immediate and decisive solution. Ho'
it can be solved without resort to tn
sword, we are now unable to perceive
We cannot eXbcct Radicalism to civ
up its last chance Mithout 4 struggle
Wcare unwilling to believe that tn
white majoritics Of the North will sui
nit.
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Negro Rule-The Dose the Radicals
are Preparing For Us .

The "New York Herald" after show
ing the degraded condition ofthose ne
gro paradises, Hayti and Jamaica, says
with much point:
"In drawing the picture of Hayti, st.
Dmingo and Jamaica we are only
photographing upon the American
mind III advance the picture that Con-
gress is trying to impress upon the
United States by false and barbaric
legislation. Radical rule as exposed
to-day, means with the white man! up
with the negro Down with intelligence
up with ignorance! Down with civil.
ization! up with baIbarism! And
they ring all the changes on the skull
of the negro which, were it not as tough
as n drumhead, would burst under the
blows. Never has such miserable
legislation fallen to the lot of any ma
ton. Never in the most degraded
days Of Roman history did they des-
ccnd to forcing barbarism to the sur
face that it might swamp intelligence,
Never did nation try to throttle itsell
by voluntarily placing the black hand
of Africa at its throat. Never die
statesmen before descend to the dregs
Of humanity to battle their hands in lts
worst filth that they might besmcar Will
i. such q civilization as we have haot
reached in 1867. But they are not
statesmen they are mad demagogue'
who, to prolong political power, woul(
willingly plunge the nation into fifty
years of civil strife, They must b'
overturned before they effect our ma
tional ruin. The people, the commol
sense Of the country, must stand be
tween them and the ruin towards wlicl
they drive. 1t is not yet too late
but four years moe of such legisla
ton would ruin rny country, thougl
it had ten times the backbone OF tn
United States"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28
Our Post Office.

Winchester is not a city, but its con
respondence is extensive. Our accom-.
dating Postmaster, Mr.. L. s. Sims,
informs US that the number of letters
sent from his Office daily will average
about 200. So VIC are justified in say
ing Il correspondence is extensive,
when about 1000 letters are received
and Sent weekly at this office
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28

JUDGE TuuRMAN's ADDREss.-We
commend the beautiful address of
Judge Allen G. Thurman, delivered at
Columbus, Ohio, and which will be
found in our columns this week.
Judge Thurman, as our readers are
aware, was the late Democratic candi-
date for Govcrnoro Of Ohio, and butfo
the fraudulent votes Of some negroes
would, doubtless, have been elected
He, or the noble Nallandigham, will be
sent to the Senate in place of the vile
blackguard and sinner, Ben Wade,
whose profanity and b~lasDhemy have
become rs notorious as Brownlow's.-
Read the address Of Hon. a. G. Thur.
man, and hope on and hope ever that
genuine liberty still lives in America.
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Niiliiin.

We had occasion to 90 Il few miles
ia the country the other day, and on
our way met two uniformed men with
guns and bayonets in their hands. One
Of them had q fowl and the other some
vegetables. 1t was a relief TO us TO
feel that we didn't have much money
in our pockets
Last Monday we observed a uni
formed fellow in town, with three huge
pistols bucklcd round him. What do
these sights mean! The election is
over now, and Brownlow might dismiss
them until another free election is
wanted, wherein white men must stand
, OIL while ignorant negroes do the SOY
creign. Perhaps the soldier i'll town
G last Monday canD to see if the rebels
3 had cut down the pole erected at on!
Courthouse gate last summer by TIC
militia. If $50, he rs no doubt dis@
-, ygecably disappointed in finding tina
. our rebclliou5 folk had given no cXcuS'
=, for sending Il company here. !!her'
:, the pole stands, leaning most doleiuIly
towards the temple Of justice, $50
- called, as II weeping over the death o
. - ~ n.-.l- . yI4.tNLtt
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State of Tennessee-Franklin County
Jno. \. Rawlins, ct. ais.
The heirs of Edward Martin, deed.
On motion of complainant. and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk.
from the bill which is sworn to. that the de
PENDANTS. Edward Martin. Margaret Mar
tin. widow of John c. Martin. deed. Pres
ton Stroud and wife Florida A. formerly
Florida a. Martin, james c. and Andrew
johnson Martin, are nOn-residents of the
State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Home Journal, n newspa-
per published in the town of Winchester.
Tenn, for four consecutive weeks, requir-
ing said non-rcsidents to appear before the
WOrshipful County Court on the LIST Mon
day in December next, then and there to
plead answc or demur to said Bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed, and set
for hearing exparte as to them.
J. G. ENOCHS. Clerk.
n.,qJ IN
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BLACK CROOK.

We notice that this spectacular piece
OF stageism Is still running people wild,
For Il year it drew ''large and cnthusi-
astic" audiences in New York, and
spreading in fame, it was enacted for
months at all other cities, before re-
munorative audiences. Country towns
poured in their quotas Of patrons, as
was the case during the months run
Of the ching" at Nashville, Every
body was asking: "IIayc you seen
Black Crook until in very relief we
made Il special trip onrsclf to Nash
vile to see it, and, while we would have
paid even ten times the admission lee
rather than not to have seen what cV'
erybody else had seen and was en!oS''
zing, still We must say, in truth, tAaI
the BLACK Crook" a5 q play, is prob
ably the most absurd batdcrdash tla(
was ever offered to Che public, hardly
Il single passage Of even mediocre NJ
erary merit appearing throughout the
entire work. 1t is u sort Of bowilde.,
ing ballet, beautiful sconery-and t1a'
is all. Besides, the moral effect OF
half naked women upon the stage is to
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28
MEDICAL NOTICE,

nR. a. G. CLOPTON, Of Winchester,
- Tenn, proposes TO cure all durable ca-
ses of Syphilis and ScrUfull, in the short
est possible time. He has had an cXtcn-
sivc practice in these diseases for more
than twenty years, and his uniform success
induces him to guarantee a cure in all
cases that he may undertake. lie Is IN
possession of certain curative agents ana
combinations that are used by 10 othcT
physician. lie can give as good testinlo-
mails and certificates as any man living nus
prefers simply to refer any who may deSifr
his services to his friends IN and apoht.
Winchester. 1t will be more desirable "i
course. to see all for whom he may pres
cribc. but will send medicines to any VINO
will give him Il correct history Of the M
ture and character Of their diseases.
CB- All communications strictly conf
dental. Address
a. q. CLOPTON, NJ. D.
Box No. IS Winchester, TENT
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State of Tcnnessee--Franklin County.

State of Tcnnessee--Franklin County.
j W Syler, ct ais,
VS.
l. johnson, ct ais. O. ...
On motion of compliments. and it ap-
pearing to the Clerk Il Master, from the bill
filed. which is sworn to, that defendant, l.
Johnson, Is a nonresident Ofthe State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks i'm the
Home Journal. requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk d Master on or
before the first Monday in February next
and plead, answer or demur to said bill,
or the same will betakcn for confessed I'D
set for hearing ex parte.
III. II. ESTILL, C.. & NJ.
now At 4 80
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A WARNINGi

am forced, in self-protection, to order
no further encroachments upon my rights
by persons getting sand on my premises.
lfany one wishes sand. | Will deliver it at
81 per load, and in getting the sand myself
will a my fencing, which has several
been thrown down in consequence
Of excavations made by others. | will de-
liver at one dollar per load. making no
for the sand, and shall charge the
same if any one else violates this notice.
Nov. tn w. II. PAFT.
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The Ono SENAToR.-The Cincin-
matt Enquirer, in view of the fact that
many of its exchanges continue to pub
fish articles in favor of the Hon. Geo.
II. Pendleton for United States Soma
tor, says, most emphatically, that Mr..
PendletGn is not Il candidate for that
position. All right-wc'll run him for
the Presidency.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28

THANHsGIvING,--To day It set apart
for giving thanks, Let US observe it,
and pray just and moTciFal God to re.
lieyc our poor country from the rule
ofmiscegcnating, nogro-cquality des
pots, who, for the sake Of power, hes
itatc not to descend 20 the lowest prac
ices,
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Nashville, Tenn, Sept. u. 1867.
IN AND AFTER THURSDAY, SEPT.
W rs. 1857, the morning train will leave
at $50 a. H., stopping only at smyrna,
Murfrccsh0ro, Wartrace, Tullahoma, Estill
Springs, Necherd, Cowan, Anderson, Ste
vcnson and Bridgeport, ndarriye at Chat
tano0ga at 240p IN.
a freight train, with passenger coach
attached, will leave at 7.30 a, IN, stopping
ut all stations between Nashville and
COwan.
The afternoon train will leave Nashville
at GEO p. m, stopping ut alI stations, and
arrive at Chattanooga ut 200 a. IN.
All trains connect closely with Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad, and al!
trains connect closely with Louisville ana
Nashville Railroad.
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DIED.
New Advertisements.
I~nsolvent Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given of the Insolvency
of the est,.tH of James Burke, decd. All
persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against it must file
them, duly authenticated, with the Clerk
of the County Court of Franklin county by
the LIST of March next, or they will be for
ever barred. j. NJ. II ARTIN.
noy23-3m Admir-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28

A Philadelphia paper publishes the
names Of two hundred candidates for
the yice-presidency, and proposes to
continue the list At q dollar a head
Send in your greenbacks, gentlemen.
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BEEF MARKET.
COLE & TRAVIS

COLC a IIt<kV 10
Will hereafter supply the people of
Winchester and vicinity with Fresh Meats.
such as Pork. Mutton and Beef. neatly
dressed and cut, to suit the wish Of custom
ers. by a most experienced Butcher. They
will also keep on hand a supply of the
best Meal and Flour.
tB- Once, under the Home Journal, on
Jefferson street. Inov7-2m
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THE WEATHER.-We are experlen-
cling a spell of most delightful weather.
Birds sing, ladies promenade, fires are
unnecessar for comfort, and every
body is marrying. Delightful wealth
pri
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worth more IMAM We can e"PF''"' W.
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tanned Jhe a"iie &c lor TWO hours III
voluntarily dono'e" inc "sse'Vlo"' anu
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unwoNted Speed ana ~'iSIoa''5 W A0-
m.rai 9emmes we "o'0o nave grown
Old TOO soon, ana inc "ohoctcu' "s
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Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on all
Night Passenger Trains,
SheIbyyille Accommodation.

Shelbyville Accommodation.
Leave Shclbyville at $40 a. NJ, 10 80 =.
m. and 600 pm, making close connection
with all passenger and the 7.30 a III freight
train, Leave Wartrace ut $50 q IN, l.lOp
and S.l5 p m, arriving ut Shelbyvillc at
1870 Il m. 1.50 ? III, and 500 p IN.
+. II. EWING. Gen1 Sup's.
ISAAC LITTON, Gen'l Ticket Agent,
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