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To Consnmntivna.

UNllE Advertiser, having 75Gen restored IT, hoslth
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hvFb hNu hNlHlNIUNb. ANY ] adv 6r
Hcnticnan seudnr me addressed sny4lope sp,n
lamp, viii receive f,lil directions for gaining The
affections Of the opposite sex, aud which N en-.
able them 10 marry happily Irrespective u weslth
age or beauty.
Address Mls MARIE LENoIL1F.
SINAI Harlem T. o. New York City.
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AGENTS WANTED. -Ns stsh 10 engage,
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Mr.. Rsn,ou spsaldinE, oftki, place had
isres q Bic ribs broken, ca Sunday lsst. ~
beins pressi agaiss, ths sijs y stable ~
q vicious horse.
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EnROn- ON YnIIIi

Ehhoh- OF YOUTH. ~ gentleman Vha .nf
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weeks, After the failure Of numerous medicine. -
send directed envelope and stamp and Il iltcost
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A considerable slide of land occurred dur
ing the recent heavy rain at the place Of The
former slide, mentioned IN this paper
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We are Indebted to Mr y v Pierce faf
copies u '.Tts S.ath Corps. daily paper
printed BY oar soldiers a. Dan,iils, Va
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We have received Funeral March, to
the memory Of Abraham Lincoln. music by
Mrs. T.. A. ParkhursL II is published by
Horace Waters. No. 4sl Broadway, N. Y.
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Very excellent gold pens can be had or
Albert I. Bagley, Of Rutlaud Those Ia
reed Of that article vii DO well to give him
an order.
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4 son Of Mrs 2. n burke. q Bsuuias-
ton, attending school in New York, tsll NON
a building in that city, aud was instantly
Killed, bis neck being broken by The fau.
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Those who wish to Subscribe r., the T.so
bonds should Do - Al once. as they are be.
ing rapidly taken Up. Sec advertisement
10 another column.
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y CesaF sftesf YES YaFs Ue
bary y4tso~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

A REBEL GmL's PosoRIrls,--A lottor Hcm a
rebel girl In Nashville TO her brother in Hood ar
my has been published. Amer giving hm de-
lighthlly loquacous account Of tho marriage OF
several furiously rebeous ladies with Federal OIL
GERS the young lady adds four postcrpts devoted to
a certain Federal Captain, who has been boarding
with US merely for protection Hero arc the post
cripts
p s. lido you think 1t would be violation Of
my Southern principles TO take an occasional ride,
for my health, with the Captain He has such q
nice horse and buggy. You know there can be no
possible harm in that
p S. 2.-That very impertnent fellow actually
squeezed my hands as he helped me out of the bug
gy this evening We had such delightful ride. |
want you 10 come home and protect me, Tom, as l
don't like TO live here any longer.
p S. 3.-lf ever should marry n Yankee but
you know my principles too well for that would
do 1t merely as an humble instrument to avenget the
wrongs of my poor oppressed country. Littopeaee
should he find by day or night; his dreams should
be of Holofernes, and by dry goods bill rs long ms
the internal revenue law.
p. s. d.-Come home brother Tom, and take the
amnesty oath for two months, or thereabouts, want
TO tell you secret. On duo consideration | have
come TO the determination to make martyr of my
self Yes, brother Tom, l am going to marry the
Captain on patriotic principles. MARIE,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
The Rebel Leaders In Canada.

A friend who has recently visited Canada, in
forms UP that Sanders, Tucker and DIR. Blackburn
(of yellow fever notori.ty) were loatng about st..
Lawrence Hall, Montreal, drinking whisky copious-
w. talking largely, vigorously denouncing the 'vu-
gar Yankees and strutting quite in the old pomp-
ous way. The landlord Of that house, week before
last gave them notice that it was no longer desir-
able to have them as gusts, when they packed up
their duds and went over to the Ottowa, an Amer-
can house, the keeper of which, by-the-bye, is, or
was two years ago, a good Union man. Our friend
conyersed with them freely, and they confessed to
him that the rebellion not only failure, but u
stupendious mistake. Although they tried to main
tain bold front before the Canadians, they were
really crest-fallen, and nervously anxious 10 know
what the United States Government proposes to do
with them. Of course, they Indignantly re-
PEELED the charge of being concerned in the assassi-
nation of President Lincoln; while DR.. Blackburn,
who has the manners of well-brad gentleman, af-
fected virtuous horror of the mputation or endeav
oring TO introduce postence into our Northern
cities.
Our friend says the position of these men in Can.
ada is anything but enviable They have lost caste.
They have suddenly ceased 10 be personages of inn
portance. With the collapse of the rebellion came
the collapse of their power Representatives. =
The Canucks, who have hitherto treated them with
great consideration now turn the cold shoulder
ipon them The fashionable society that a few
weeks ago welcomed them with smirks and smiles,
now slams the door in their face. Shop-keepers re-
fuse to recognize them, and landlords serve them
with notices to quit. They wander about di;conso.
lately, unnoticed and unbefriended with the brand
of nfamy on their forehesds and the curse Of Cain
following them like fate They have no home
they have no country. With the guilt Of parricide
on their souls, they have not even the grim conso-
lation of knowing that their hellish schemes sue
ceeded Albany Journal, JtGne IA.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
The Effect OF Alcoholic Drinks and TO.
baCCO upon Health.

The following curious passage occurs in the sixth
annual report Of the Regiotrar-Gener of Scotland
"Al CLASSES are agreed as TO the evils produced
by the abuse Of stimuant (acoholic) drinks and of
tobacco. But certain class decry even the use of
these, and point TO the statistics as triumphant
proof Of the banefu effect of such stimulants and
sedatives. No such conclusion can be drawn from
such statistics and this may be proved in the most
satisfactory manner. Tobacco and stimulating
drinks are almost exclusively consumed by males,
and by almost none under fifteen years Of age Yet
we find that in every one hundred thousand males
under fifteen years of age brain diseases cut of
nually three hundred and thrty-seven persons
whereas in an equal number Of females, only two
hundred and seventy-six are cut of by the same
disease At the very period of life, therefore, when
neither sex use these so-caed obnoxious articles,
the male tendency to these diseases so much great
or than it is in the female that three hundred and
thrty-seven males die for every two hundred and
,eventy-six females. Above fifteen years of age,
when, for arguments sake, may allow that the
female does not consume these articles or at least,
that the number who do is so Insignificant as not to
affect the general results, while the male both uses
and in many cases abuse them, instead of finding
that the relative proportion of male deaths from
these diseases increases, we lind that it rather di
mnishes so that while above fifteen years Of age
two hundred and seventeen males die from these
diseases in every hundred thousand males, one hum
dred and sxty-fou females die out of like number
of females.
"But the subject may be viewed in more strik-
ing light still by taking the proportion of each sex
who die from these diseases above and under fifteen
years of age BY this il will be found that the rel
alive tendency to death from these brain diseases in
persons above fifteen years of age was greater in the
female than in the male. The only conclusion,
therefore, which seems deducble from these facst APP
pears to be that in far the statistics Of these
deaths 90, there is no evidence to prove that the
consumption of alcoholic liquors Cincuding every
the general health of the population. On the other
hand, the evidence seems rather TO favor the idea
that the moderate use of these articles by the mass
Of the people 50 improves their health as to act as
counterpose to the undoubtedly injurious and fatal
effects to which the abuse leads in the few.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
British Subjects I'm the Rebel Army.

In arguing the case of British subject, conscrpt-
I'd into the rebel army, and brought before the Dis
trict Court at Richmond July 2s, en- ho5eas corpus,
the Confederate counsel argued that a decision
which would release the party before the Court
ers out of the army" This confesses that 10000
citizens of foreign powers conscrpted into the
rebel army TO fight against the Government. OF
these probably two-thirds are British subjects
Where is that Jealousy of the British Government
lest its subjects should voluntarily enlist in our
army, which even calls upon our Government to
clear itself fom the suspicious fact of stream Of
emigration from Ireland TO this country, while
thousands of its subjects dragged into the rebel
army BY conscription, from which service there is
no escape but by death If the British Government
were but tenth part as ready TO protect It's own
citizens rs 10 shelter rebel commissioners and pi-
Rates would not the British lion roar ever this con.
|umption Of its subjsce'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
Books! Books! Books!

There is a box of one hundred copies Of Brown
lows book on the Rebellion for sale at the office
Of the KNOXVILLE Wing, Persons wishing TO
purchase can apply at said office. Price, Sl.5O
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

THE KNOXVILLE WHlG.
Knoxville, Tennessee, July II, 1865.

The VINO can be had every week at the News
Depot Of h. ii. Singleton, Post Office Building,
Nashville, Tenn.
LOUIS MoGLAUFLIN is authorized to act rs our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast His address
Is San Francisco, California.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
IT II T. \ =
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER Would RESPECTFULLY
announce to the citizens Of Athens and the public gen
eraly that he in operation and proposes TO do Castings
Of every description in his line and therefore socits work
from all those who may want anything Of the kind
am casting and have for sale, different sizes Of the
Globe Crescent Indiana and Iowa Cook Stoves furnished
complete Various sizes Of Parlor Sine Plate ohamber,
Office and Shop Stoves Aso Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware,
Waffle Irons, Pows, Back and Jams for fire places. In
fact having very large supply of patterns on hand can
supply order for any kind of Machinery that may be
wanted. -
! also manufacture Horse Powers and Throshers, and
also Cane Sugar Mills, large and small Kettles, Spiral or
Incline Water Wheels
All kinds Of machinery fitted up in the best and most
durable manner and upon short nnce Also Iron Rail-
ing Of every description Brass and Composition Castings
may24-2m' r. M. kttgOre.F
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor to Frobe s. Grossclos)
MANUFACTURES BUGGIEs,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS. &C, &c,
No. 70 Market Street. keeps constantly on hand
his line of business Particular attention given
to repairing
t5g@Second hand Carriages and Buggies for
sale. sep20
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brown bread and cheese do, Jason It's
all we haye.ns - - kE4E i&Fgf ~
eyes, ma,am, said meekly, stepping
easily as I could little further from
Janet.
.Look, father and mother, quick, now
the moon is out, and see JasoH's new coat
and hat called Fan from the window,
her merry voice trembling with sur
pressed laughter, isn't that splendid
one father 9--just look at the length Of
the tails! a.a
Just give me my glasses wife," said
the doctor as it new one Jason
"Yes sir, rather new" said giving an
eager look in the direction of the lane.
We'll" drawled the doctor cycling me
silly, "that coat is handsome
"And his hat father" called the wick
ed little Fan.
II declare :" exclaimed the doctor.
"Wife, wife, look here, and see Jason's
coat and hat !"
"What should l do-stand there till
morning before that incessant torrent OF
words {? Should L sneak off slowly, as
Janet was doing2 What, oh what
should do
Don't they look nice, mother ? asked
the doctor; putting one brown hand
over his mouth, and doubling his grey
head almost down to his knees. "He-haw
he-haw, hi-he-haw Mother he-haw-
don't they look nice" roared the doc
tor.
could not stand it any longer The
doctors laugh was signal; it was
echoed from all parts of the house. Fan
cackled from the chamber window; Sam
shouted from the barn; Mrs. Stoddard
'he-hi ho'd from the kitchen; while Char
lie threw himself in the doorway and
screamed like wild Indian. l turned
around; gave leap across the garden.
Every Stoddard called after me, am
wrong; every Stoddard but Janet, she
remained silent. One told me to come
back for the bread and cheese; another
that l had forgotten the bundle and
bride; another babe me wait for black
Molly and the new buggy. Fan babe me
hold to my coat tails, or should get
them dragged.
Ididn't heed any of these requests; |
went directly home, which l reached feel
ing sheepish-no, sheepish is a weak
word forit-I can't express to you how |
felt. l had a great idea of hanging my
self; I thought l had better he dead
than alive; that had made all idiot of
myself 1t was all plain. Fan had be-
trayed US. l viewed vengeance upon her
until daylight, then sneaked ont to the
barn and hid in the haystack. | staid
there until Charlie Stoddard brought my
fathers horse.
The old genricinrD was frightened,
wanted to know how he came by the
horse. He was told to ask me. He did
ask me, aud made a clean breast of 1t
l didn't promise him not to repeat the
offence; there was no need Of it but l
am sure of this, did not look at a girl
for seven years-no; not for seven years,
When the eighth year came round, r.
membered my old vow against Fanny
Stoddard Well to make long story
short, l married Fanny. Janet became
a parsons wife.
And let me tell you i'll conf dence read
er, that really think little Fanny Stod-
dard had deep motive in her head when
she betrayed Janet and me, though she
was but child. She liked me even then,
believe Well at any rate she declares
every time that the affair is mentioned,
that have had my revenge upon her.
Bless her faithful heart it has been in
deed sweet One
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New York Market.
IBy Telegraph

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, July -
COTTON-Without decided change, lsc for
middling.
FLOUR-Dull and dropping or common
Grades; and lOc higher for good grades; III - 10
for extr., State; - 45605 Is for super Western;
80 45I6 Is for common 10 40! extra; - 2J07 81
for common TO good shipping hrads EXTRA II. II.
. A. 7J0S ~ for trade brands; market clns,ug
heavy Tor common and nrm for good brands.
WHISKY-Eirm Western - H.,
WHEAT-Wuter Wheat 02c better; White
Spring quiet and rather more steady; 81 350s1 40
Tor Chicago Spring; 81 39a Il Tor Milwaukee
climb 81 11dl rs for Winter Red Western; u 20
nj 60 for Michigan do; 81 fsaI 81 for Amber
Michigan, and 81 80 for White Michigan.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
CORN-Market &c better with good demand
in part for export; 81 ds2 for unS0und; 50! as4t
neI'ly yellow.
OATS-lc better; g. a6ji fer Western
RICE-More active and tirm; Carolina a !;
Rangoon St.
C0FFEE-Quiet; Rio 22c
SUGAR-Ste.ly; Cuba Mu>covaio ia; H.
MOLAsSES-Dull
PETRoLEUM-Quiet and steady: 81. for
crude 52954c for Refined in bond, and 7O9flc
for Refined free.
HOPS-Quiet and steady at 1905
PORK-Dull and lower; S3l 25 632 % for new
mess; closing at S3l 81 for cash; S27 5092s for 63
and "a de-; S23023 Gu and ss13 3O626 for plain
mess: also 1850 bbls new mess for August, sellers
option SO 5000 SO
BEEF-Firm; l0al4 Tor plain mess l2dl6 for
extra mess
BEEF HAMS-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-Very firm
BACON-Dull
LARD-Firmer; 1905
BUTTER Active and firm; I99a7 Tor OHIO,
and 21f3 IS for State;
CHEESE-Heavy at 9di5i
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New York Money Market.

by Telegraph
NEW YORK July ~
MONEY-Steady at per cent. for call loans
STERL1NG-Quiet at 81 UsS a % for gold.
GOLD-Quiet and without decided Change.
opening at 81 42s;hdvaucing to 81 42i aud closing
st$l at.
The total exports of specie to-day were ISL. o.
GOVERNMENT TOCKS-Heavy and lower.
LATER
NEW YORK. July sl.-Gold closed tonight
81 E2f.
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MRS. G. THINNER,

%. 2 a..Ilsx 3 q
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Angelic md NOT SO Angelic.

"Our friend, David Barker, ESQ.," says
an eastern paper, "who has produced
some of the best poetry ever written by a
Maine bard, pleased at little incident
that happened to his family (the first &C.
currence of the kind gives vent to his
feelings in the following imaginative
piece"
MY CHILD'S ORIGIN.
One night, as old St Peter slept,
Heleft the door of Heaven ajar,
When through little angel crept,
And came down with falling star.
One summer, as the blessed beams
Ofmorn approached my blushing bride
Awakened from some pleasing dreams,
And found that angel by her side
God grant but this--I ask no more
That when he leaves this world of pain,
He'll wing his way TO that bright shore.
And find his way to He3ven again.
WhercUpou some fellow OF the practi-
cal sort and without any imagination, and
not possessing the diving affiatus," at
tompts to destroy the little illusion of
David, as follows:
ST. PETERS REPLY.
Full eis hteen hundred years or more
I've Kept my gate securely tyied;
There was no little angel" strayed,
Nor one been missing all the while.
did not sleep as you supposed,
Nor left the door of Heaven aiar,
Nor has little angel left,
Andgone down with falling star
Go ask that "blushing bride, and see
If she don't frankly own and say,
That whel she found that angel babe.
She found it in the good old way.
God grant but this-I ask no more
That should your number still enlarge
That you will not do as before,
And lay it to old Peters charge
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
Wheeling Wholesale Market.


SATURDAY EVENING, July q.
FLOUR-Small stock and in good demand
advanced to 81 750s IS.
WHEAT-In demand at 81 40Gl %
OATS-Nominal ut 49050.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at = 1c1
BARLEY-Sells dull Ut 81 -
SUGARS Dull and little doing; Porto Ri"o 10
Coffee Sugar 2Oc.; Crushed Powdered ami
granulated at clio, and Cuba nc.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 l54 %
SYRUPS-Au e5c6 25.
COFFEE-33c
BICON-P. ain Hams 81; 8. Cured and can:
vassed 30; Shoulders II; excited and in limited
ofLS-Firm at g. 65 tor No. ! Lard: 7o07a hr
Carbon and 15c for lubricating.
SALT-Ohio River 81 Isl Table "A 60
BUTTER--l5c.
DRIED APPLES-Dull at 586c per 10
EGGS-Not much doing at 2Oc.
LARD-22c i'll fair supply
HAY-Sl4 per ton loose.
BROOMS-Cemmon - 75d5 80; Fancy . p a
600
Grocery and Provision Market
(Retai)
SATURDAY EVENING July -.
FLOUR SC per Id, at S9ood9 81 per hbi. lot
CABRAGE-s0lO per head.
BUTTER-2O025c.
EGGS-ls020c.
ONIONS-s3 90 Per bus or soc per peck.
COFFEE-37i D40 per Id.
SUGAR-Brown l502d, Crushed -. Coffee -
as Pulverized25
TEAS-Grcen 81 1872 IS, ijlackS Il 5od2 o..
CHEESE-Western Reserve 25c per h. East
orn and English Dairy 25c, Pine Apple 57@iuc.
SOAP-iJ0 !oper 10.
CANDLES Tallow p, Star IL; Sperm u.
RICE-l5020 per 10.
POTATOES-4505o per peck.
APPLES-35050 per peck.
HOMINY-l0 per quart.
MOI.ASSES-Sorghum 75c Cuba 81 Il Bal
timore syrup 81 50; Orleans 81 81 per gal
VINEG AR-ljd5J per gaE
CORN NEAL per peck.
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J. & G.. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
- BAKERY, Market Street opposite the
Washington Hail. a few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly on hand a full assert.
ment of the above articles.
IYT Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread, Crackers. Rusks Cakes.
etc. sep20
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Philosophy Of Marriage.

j NEW YORK Museum Of Anatomy have
determined, regardless OF expense 10 issue irp,
dor the Oeueht of suffering humanity. and suy
preston OF quackery) four Of their most inc.
estHg and instructive Lectures on MarT,ag'
and ~ disqualitications Nervous aud Pr, sica
DEBILITY Premature decline Of Manhood, Ind
gesilOn, Weakness or Depression, ImpOtoncJ
Loss OF Energy and Manly Power the great So
ciIl Evil, and those maladies which result froB,
youthful fOllios. excuses Of maturity, OF igno
rance Of Physiology and laws Of NatDrr.
These invaluable lectures have boon tho mean,
OF enlightoning and saving thousands and will
be forwarded free on receipt o. four stamps w
addressing SEclErAKT New York Museum 81
Anatom, and Medicine Gl- Broadway. y !.
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