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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13
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Persons falling in this category will please mo-
IN us Mt once Of their names and Post Office ad-
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We will have TO ask those Of the Pat,iot to
send us their receipts, upon which We will enter
their names with the proper credit and forward
the paper according TO their direction.
Address "Propnetors Of the Union and Amer-
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The balance, 5,G55 $25, is:for the payment of in
! tcrcst on bonds
! The Recorders report shows the total amount
received during the month for licenses privileges
| fines, and marshal tax, as s., 276 go
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OSSES FAIRLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
BANKERS & BROKERS.

CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MoNEr-THB
- following are the rates paid BY THOs g. MARR
BROKFR. corner Of Union and College streets, for
uncurrent money. These quotations are liable 10
fuctuate, but may be depended on a suifsient
length Of time for remittance 20 be received By
mail or express. il forwarded without delay,
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4 London capitalist came to me moi

A London capitalist came to me not
many months since, (says 4 sculptor,) and
opened the conversation by saying:
Sir, your name is Robson"
/ admitted my name was Robson.
"And you are statuary ?" he said&
l admitted the fact Also substituting
sculptor.
Sir" continued he, 81 will give you a
commission"
bowed and begged him to be seated.
Robson" said he, drawing a paper from
his pocket, i" | am a remarkable man; was
born in the environs of London, and began
life by selling matches at five boxes a PEN
ny; | am worth at this moment two hundred
thousand pounds.
bowed again and said was glad to hear
it.
"Sir," he went on to say, chow earned
that two hundred thousand-how from sell
ing matches ] came to running errands; to
taking care of a boss /; to trading in dogs,
tobaccos, cottOns corns and sugars and how
that / came to be the man that am you'll
find all that made out on this paper, dates
and facts correct. Sir, it is n very remark
able statement"
replied that had no doubt of it but
that did not see what it had to do with
the matter in hand.
"Sir," said my capitalist, everything |
wish to perpetuate my name You have a
pretty thing, sir, here in Rome, pillar
with procession twisting up all around it,
and figure at the top. | think you call it
Trajancs Column. Now Robson, sir, wish
You to make me one Just like it--same
height, same size, and money no object.
You shall represent my career in all my
various trades, twisting around the col
umn, beginning with the small chap selling
matches at five boxes penny, and ending
with the full length figure Of me on the
summit, with one hand in my bosom, and
the other under my coat tails"
LAMP EXPLosIoN.-The Dayton (Ohio)
Journal has the following warning in its is
sue Of December 2:
Wednesday evening, n lady who resides
in Oregon, lighted a coal-oil lamp in her
bedroom, and after putting her little girl
to bed, tdrned down the wick so as 10 give
only feeble light in the room, and then
went into another room TO finish some work
she had been engaged on. Returning
TO the bed room in about an hour, she
found the room filled with smok c; the lamp
was on the floor, with the glass part in
hundred pieces; and the carpet was burned
in 4 circle of several feet, near where
the fragments Of the lamp were strewn, and
a dress, which was hanging on a chair near
by had been partially burned and the fire
had fortunately gone out. When found the
little girl was nearly strangled with the
fumes IN the room. The wick, when turned
down, had heated the oil, and the fire was
communicated with the gas generated in the
lamp causing an explosion. We hope that
this will be . warning TO parents. Ii is verv
dangerous to turn down the wick of a coal
oil lamp, after it has been some time ignit-
ed /; and it is fully as dangerous, or more so,
to carry lamp after the wick, tube and
other connections have become heated. We
hear every day Of dreadful accidents and
loss Of life by carelessness with lamps.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE

Senate.
TUESDAY, Dec. 1.-THE Senate met at 1C
o'clock, A. N. Prayer byRev. Mr.. Phillips.
COMMUNICATION.
The Speaker read the following communion
ton;
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18th, 1866,
Senate Chamber. !
Hon. j. b. Frierson, Speaker Of The Senate:
hereby tender my resignation as a member OF
this Honorable Body, 20 take effect on Saturday,
the 10th inst In parting with you and each mem
Der of the Senate do it with the kindest feel
ing. Very respectfully,
X. i. LAsTER.
No quorum being present, no action was had on
the communication.
THE RAILROAD BILL.
House bill No. 293: To amend an act to estab-
lish a system of international Improvements.
Passed on first reading, and referred to the Com
mittee on internal Improvements.
This is the bill urged upon the attention of the
Legislature in the Governors last special mes
sage.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock A. NJ, tomorrow.
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The Fenian Movement.
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of the Message.
G. G. Clay.
Tennessee Members Admitted
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Message Of Governor of Geor-
gia.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13

NASHVILLE CoNNsRcIhL CoLLEGE.-Thc Com
mcrcial College in this city, Church street be
tween Summer and Chorry-a link of A. Bryant
4 Stratton's chain-scoms TO be success. 1t
has been ia operation only about six weeks, and
already has some io.'y pupils, who are under
the charge Of Mossrs. Carson and Earhart.
Arithms ic. Commercial Law, and Book -kcap-
ing. are the principal branches taught. particu-
lar attention is given TO pcnmanship, which is un-
der tho direction of Mr.. A. L.. Carson,
one Of tho firm. II is the intention
soon 60 add telegraph and po7t-o!licc
department. The text books used arc Bryant and
Strattons works. which seem to be well calculated
yr mparting instruction in the several branches
Of which they treat.
A business monthly is published giving full par
ticulars in regard 20 the character of the insitu-
ton. We believe the time necessary to compla G
thocpurse is from three to four months according
the capacity Of the individual
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13

L. z. CoNE has received the Police Gazette.
Day Book. New York and Sunday Mercury.
Weekly Herald md Tribune, Courier Dss Etats
Uuis, Gloason's Companion and Pictorial, Cooley
Iady's Book for January 1866. Late dailies, Wa
vcrly's Magazine Petroleum Record sc.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13
BANKS.
NATIONAL BANK,

THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Stockholders.
W. W. BERRY. M. BURNS,
JOHN kIRKhAS, Jos. W. ALLEN,
d. WEAVER, EDGAR JONES.
DAs'L +. CARTsR. A J. DUNCAN,
ALEXANDER FALL, CHAs. E. HuLNAS.
EDNUSD CooraR
This Bank occupies the building formerly oeeu-
pied bg the Planters Bank, corner Of Union and
College streets, and is prepared to buy and sell
Gold. and Siser, Dross. q. s. Securities, and Ssats
Bonds. Collect Notes, DrGtts C6upons sfe., in all
parts Of the United States.
500 Bonds and 7-3O Treasury Notes al
ways on hand, and for sale. Gold Coupons cashed
and compound interest Notes bought ct the high
est rates. EDGAR JONES, President.
W. W. BERRY, President
dec7-6m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13

CRIMINAL CouUr.-l cstcrlay the case Of Robert
Payne for murder. was continued ull the April
term with bonds Of $50 Ooo for himself and 900
on the part Of hi, securities.
Tho case of. I. Pcnicgrast for larceny. was also
continued til next tcm-rccaruizaucc 81 900.
The case OF Zach, Boyd, for murder committed
some time in September last was tried Yesterday.
but not concluded at the time this report was OBJ
famed
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13
uco,,nr a.. noard OF AI,,er,ncn.

This Board met last evening at O'Clock. Mem
bers prcsont-Pres. Chcatham, Messrs. Brady,
Creighton. Chiffon, Sloan, aad Kinney.
Pres Cheatham took the chair, and called the
Board TO order
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The several reports mentioned below were read
in their order. ...#
A number Of petitions and bills were presented,
among others. A bill to appropriate $4,000, to
pay the obligations contracted by the Special
Committee on improvements on Water Works, as
contained in the report at this meeting Passed
on three readings.
An act TO renderit unlawful I" to offer for sale at
public auction, horses or cattle on the Public
Square. in thccit Of Nashville; PcoUided. That
the officers Of the law shall be permitted to sell
such property under execution. Any person
guilty Of violating this Law shall forfeit and pay
MOI less than g, nor more than $50" Passed on
three readings.
In addition to these several others were passed.
Frederick Klooz was nominated as Alderman
Of the 9th Ward Six votes were cast, and he was
unanimously elected a member of the Board.
The Board adjourned to meet next Thursday,
at 6 o'clock, P. N.
The report of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department shows the total expenses for tho
month as 49, 100 g.. There were during the time
covered by the report, three fire alarms, and one
fire. Loss $500 insurance $500.
The Water Tax Collectors report shows the sum
Of t523 IS collected.
The Sections report for the month Of November
is as follows:
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13

The following named parties belonging 10 the
10th L. 5 Infantry. were yesterday hrou-h; before
Capt Patton, Provost Marshal on the charge of
committing robbery on Monday night in the
business part Of the city. We did not learn the
precise locality but understood that the affair
took place somewhere near Cherry street The
names Of the soldiers were as follows: Dallas
Smith, Co. II; Chas. II. Novel;. CO. II: II. Mar
tin, Co. q; Thos. Welsh. Co. T.
The evidence against the above was found to be
such as TO justify retaining the men in custody.
till the proper tmc for their trial by military
commission
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOVE- JACK! ~ A large lot Of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FosTsR BRoTHERs.
deol2-tk
yrSE lot Of PURE SPICES. suited for Chris
mas times. For sale at
Foster BROTHERS.
dec12-tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13

TuE river. which on Monday was rising. began
yesterday to fall, there heinz only about thirty
inches Of water on the shoals Dispatches were re-
cciycd yesterday, that four vessels wcrc in the
river below, on their way here. The following
are their names:
Eapa F7oyd, from Cincinnati; CualrrluHi,
from Cairo; L,ni Lco,i, from Pittsburg; Ia,pcriaL
from louisville
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13

10 BARRELS BOURBON WHISKY.
60 Robinson County Whisky.
Sc :. 0 Old Rye do
| 20 COgrac Brandy,
20 hf bbls do do
| 10 barrels Holland Gin,
20 hf bbls New England Rum,
20 hf bbls Ginger Brandy.
OF f6bls Cherry ST Brandy.
% kegs Lemon Cordial,
| 20 kegs Ginger do
so baskets Heidsic, (pints and quarts.
20 boxes Sparkling Catawba,
100 sacks prime Rio Coffee.
IS barrels New Orleans and Island Sugar,
50 Crushed dd
| so Powdered do
so choice choice Irish Potatoes. 10
Is % Table Salt,
Is e Molasses,
% hf bbls do
80 hf bbls and Kegs Syrup.
50 kits Mackerel. Nos. | and 2
25 hf bbls do
25 ar hbls do
90 boxes Cheese,
so do Candy,
50 do Star Candles,
so hf and or boxes Star Candles,
50 boxes German and Family Soap,
so do Pickles, tots and ptsl
10 gross Preston 4 Merrill's Yeast Powders,
% boxes starch,
10 cases G<) Sardincs
Is boxes Raisins
so hf and or bxs Raisins,
so dozen Painted Buckets,
500 reams Wrapping Paper.
100 dozen Brooms
20 dozen Stoves.
500 kegs Nails.'
To which we invite the attention of the hsr
chants of Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama.
Strict attention will be paid to receiving and
forwarding. and to the sale of Groceries and all
goods on consignment.
Being in the large and commodious store and
warehouse, so long and favOrably remembered as
the house Of johnson Smith, and afterwards "a
Fisher Wheeless & Co., with the immense sheds
and storage rooms, we feel prepared to handle all
Cotton, Tobacco and General Produce, or goods
consignment, favorable terms any
house in the city; and expecting to establish our
business upon permanent basis, we promise to
do all in our power to merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
BAGGING AND ROPE always on hand.
sTRATToN, POINTER & 90.
dee6-lm
IRISH POTATOES.
IOU BARRELS VERY FINE IRISH POTA-
TOES. For sale by
dec6-lm. STRATTON, POINTER co.
Extra Robertson County whisky, three
years cld-Hi 10 Superior.
dec6-lm sTRATTON. POINTER & co.
BACONI BACONI!
lust RECEIVED
u 25 Tierces Breakfast Bacon, and for sale by
NJ. I. HAGEN,
dec5-2w Broad street.
JUSlt RECEIVED
y 20 Herees new leaf Lard. and for sale low by
NJ. L. HAGEN,
dec5-2w Broad street
MATT. Il. HAGEN,
WHOLESALE GROCER, COTTON FACTOR.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. 5 BROAD STREET.
BETWEEN MARKET AND FRONT.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Liberal Advances Made on ConEignmens.
dec4-1m.
MATT. T. HAGEN,
WHOLESALE GROCER, COTTON FACTOR
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. BROAD STREET.
BETWEEN MARKET AND FRONT.
NASHVILLE. TBNN.
Liberal Advances Made on Csnsirnmonts.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13

REcoUER's CoUEr.-Scyc-al cases of drunken
ness were disposed Of in the usual manner. Robert
Fair, careless driving, fined s.; Dennis McLc-
mara and Julius Beliot, creating nuisance, fined
So; Moses Jordan lcol) gaming, fined s. Wm.
Brown, firing pistol within the corporation. s..
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13
SAMUEL DONELSON, ,
a { 4 o. ney at L N w +,
NASHVILLE TENN,
OFFICE, NO. co. CHERRY STREET
UPSTAIRS.

Prompt -Aacniioa Giren 10 Collections.
ErFERENCEs
Caruthcrs & Cooper, Nashville Tennessee.
Bon Bale Pcyton, Nashville, Tennessee.
Hon. J. II, White, Nashville, Tennessee.
Hilman, Brother 4 Sons. Nashville. Tennessee
Hon. NJ. Z. Galloway, Memphis. Tennessee.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13

TnE paEtic' mentioned several days since
as hnvA been arrested by order Of the
Chief Of Detective Police on charge Of having
stolen goods in their possession were tried ycscr
day before Recorder Wilkinson. The coorcd
women were discharged. but James Campbell
tculdl. was held for his appearance and trial be
fore the Criminal Court
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-13
G. G. Clay.
Tennessee Members Admitted
to the Floor.

Message Of Governor of GeOP
gia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

On MONDAY morning, d. N. White, col
Iectof 'oi the Twenty third Pennsyl vauia
District, incs@nany with his de puties, seized
no less than thirteen brewefi:s located in
Allegheny City and Reserve Township, for
making fraudulent returns of the amount OF
ale and beer manufactured by them. The
owners ars Heckeman & Co. Gotlieb Sisdle,
Csnrad Ebsrhardt, 8. Hald, j. Gippericb
y Co., y. Tschudy, Lutz Il Walz, King &
Ober, IL. Hoffman, Jacob Websart, II.
Mardt, L. karn, and j. Hochswender. -
This list comprises nearly all the principal
breweries in the district, only four now
remaining in operation. The Pittsburg Com
mcrsial says the seizure created no little
excitement among the retailers and con.
sumers Of beer. No resistance was made to
to the off .ers. The breweries have been
placed in charge Of deputy collectors who
have suspended all work The cases will
come up before the U. S. District Court at
the May term, when, should the charges OF
fraud DO sustained, the property will be con.
dsmned and sold forthe benefit ofthe Govern.
msnt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
The Great Battles before Rich
mOhd--Capture Of Richmond
and Petersburg.

On Sunday afternoon we learned by
a dispatch over the wires Of the United
States Telegraph lines that a great
battle had been in progress before Rich
mond for three days, in which the
Union armies were meeting with tri-
umphant success.
All the official dispatches that have
como to hand up to the hour of going
press, will he found in our columns.
1t is apparent, at this writing, that
our armies have swept everything be-
fore them, and this, in all probability,
will be the last great battle of the war
GRANT seems to have knocked the bot.
tom out of the thing!
LATER.-On Monday afternoon we
received the following dispatch from
Mr.. JOHN MORGAN, the gentlemanly
Manager of the L. S. Telegraph Office
at Wheeling:
To Col. Ioorman:
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG ARE OURS
This is official. Richmond captured by Gen
WEITzELL, and reported to be partly il
flames. JNo. MoRoAN, Opr.
The scene in our office few mo
ments afterwards literally bcggars de
scription. Hats were trampled tc
pieces. One gentleman, hearing tn,
noise, came in, wearing silk hat
when one person knocked it off ant
another jumped on it. Every body
except few poor, snesking, cowardly
Copperheads, seemed to be hilarious
over the news.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
American Manu- ftacturers-thS
American watch Co.

OUR readers, We are sure, ere not gem
orally aware OF the great impetus that has
been given to manufactures since the be-
ginning of the war; The high rates Of OK.
change, and the necessities OF the army,
have made the Eastern hills aud valleys
resound with the hum Of busy machinery,
and nowhere has machinery done more or
created a greater revolution in production
and trade than in the manufacture of the
watch. What was once the toilseme, slow
aud uncertain result of hand labor only, is
now. the swift demonstration of unvaryipg
mechanical forces. The same class OF genius
that invented the telegraph and the sewing
machine invented tho delicate aud wonderful
mechanism that takes hold of the raw
material--the brass and steel, and gold. and
precious stones and under competent dirsc-
tiont turns out that daily wonder aud necessity
perfect time keeper. That genius is
essentially american, aud has bssn found,
collected, assimilsted and made productive
by the American Watch Co., at Waltham,
Mass. Taking the best fruits OF several
years experiments, they established their
factory nearly ten years ago, which they have
been compelled 10 enlarge from year to year
until they now employ seven hundred work
men, and turn out product valued at a
million and half OF dollars per annum-or
equal to that Of all other watches now sold
in this country. The secret of this Com
panys success is that they have done what
they promised-that they have furnished
irst-rate substantial watch at moderate
prics-and this is the great differences be
tween their watches and the ordinary i'm
portations from Europe. Except certain
very high.priced varieties, the European
watch is the result OF cheap aud unskilled
hand labor, that never goes we'll and in
short time costs more than il comes to" in
repairs. The American Watch Co. give a
guarantee fer the quality Of ell their pro.
ducts. that is good with any dealer who sells
thom. Exchange. ~ 4, -lt ii
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
THE PLAN Is SIMPLE!

The nam OF each article offered lUi sale-as "Geld
bunting Wuich,n Gold Uvnl-lund Bracelet" Pearl
Breaspin and Far Dropsr Gold Enu nelled Rng.r
''Silver Plated take Basket" &c is written on card
and enclosed ia sealed envelope; these envelopes
then placed n u drawer and well mixed; then an
order is received with twenty-five cents ior return
postage und other charges oi the cards or certi-
cafes is taken random aud semby first mail to the
customer, who WILL SIZE AT ONCE CAN GET
DOLLAR II he is pleased with his fortune he for
ward the money according TO directions the ceriih-
cate nnd secure the prize. If the article awarded
should be ulsuited TO the purchuseras for example,
Sc, OF Pearl Ear Drops and Breustpn to u young man
who .ud not them, AND HAD no ONE TO GIVE
THEMTo-we will send amy other article the caia-
egue oi equal price which may be preferred. Or IT, oI
any reason, you choose TO o further. then you
let the matter drop where il is and spend
Exn anime afIlllu ,iIr Cal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
AGENTS. ARE WANTED
DR.. Chas. r. Sanderson ,
Formerly Of Bellerue Hospital, " y, late
.Sentor Su,geon of Kings Co. Hospital,

Formerly Of Bettecue Hospital, ~ y, late
Senior Su'geon Of Kings Co. Hospital,
CAN again be consulted al 81 Ciairsville tJounsnp
~ House The 9th and 5th; Bellaire (RNndoph Housc
the ih and 5lh Cadiz Swnus Hotel the anh 3Is, 4
and 2nd OF every month l-65.
Speedy Cure warranted in the following cases
Hernia hupturel Siabisnus, [Squnt yes. Falipes
lClub footl Diseased Homes und Joints Enarued
Veins aud Tonsls lydrocee. Hare Lip. Fstua La
ehlyrnil-, Fistula ~ Ann. and all kinds oi Ulcers.
DIR = removes all kinds oi deiorniiies, siraightens
Crooked Lambs, Club Feet and badly set Fractures op.
crates for Cataract aud Stone in the Bladder, inserts
Glass Eyes identical ia appearance and vemeni with
he natural eve and performs all varieties of Surpicnl
Operation free from pain,
Diseases Of the Eye Ear, Throat Heart Liver Lungs,
Stomach ,idney Skin. az we'll Scrofula, Cancer,
Asthma, travai, Neuralgia and Rheumatism cured in
very obstinate stages
Ague cured Tor no charge) III 4s hours. with return
OF chH All iurins OF Female Di>eases treated with
entire success leucorhea. Amrn0rhca Dysmcli "rhea,
liberation aud Prolasus, Uleri diseases hitherto coil.
sdered difficult to cure cured usually in from 10 10
weeks. ID, spepsa and Const,naon easily nnd snesd
ny removed, without the use Of ply sic and that com.
mon as well as obstnate disease, Duodenits commonly
called Liver Complaint attended with pain IN the s,om.
ach side or shoulder headache cold feet costiye bowels
aad spotted or faded skim is easily cured and with little
in its last stage successfully treated by mn entire ne
process recently discovered by eminent European
physieian' and now extensively employed in The n Y
Hospitals, with success heretofore unkncwn -
Etrom long exPeriance in the New York Ilo,pi,as
having made over 1000 Post Mortem Examinations we
s "a a eases pom. on! .he exact organ organs dis
easeu ana probabilities of cure.
Ut ;, Is Graduate OF one OF the first Medical Col
eges ~ the United States, is also Graduate of the NJ
opthhliEc tEye and Earl School of Medicine Hnd
Surgery Is endorsed by the irs, SURGEONS and Pys-
cias OF ~ Y. City. and has heen in the constant prac
success
ChargesReaso nable. Consultation
Free.
N During his stay DR., 5 will visit critical cnses
~ consultation with his brother Physicians Of good
''ahu"'s March o, '65
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms OF Caarrh they generally appear
FIRST very slight Persons ind they havs u cold,
that they have frequent attacks, and sensitive
to the changes Of temperature. In this conditions The
aiterwa becoming thick and adhesive As the disease
becomes chronic the discharges are Increased i gusn
~ aud changed in quality; they are now thick aad
heavy, and Are hawked or eoughad of. The sccreons
offensive, causing had breath; the voice is thick
and harsh; the eyes weak the sense Of smell 10
lesseled desiroyed denfIess Frequently takrs place
Another commun and important symptom OF Cuiarrh is,
that the person is Obliged To csnr his throat IN the
ing OF thick or Shiny mucous, which has fallen down
from ih' hea during the night When this takes place,
the pers,n may be sure that his disease Is lis way
the lungs and should lose time in arresiingh
The above are but few Of the masy Catarrhal symp-
toms,