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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09
Licensed Auctioneer.

TaIUE PEOPLE of KeBosha city and county are re-
E spectfuIIy informed that the subscriber, Licens-
ed Auctioneer Will sell at public Auctions in III part;
of Kenosba County.
Kenosha, Feb 2, 1864. .
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HOSEA BARNS Teacher.

Whereas il has pleased the supreme Ruler
20 take IRON our midst Peter fully, one Of the
Oldest resident painters OF the place, aud
Whereas we the surviving painters of the city
d en- it highly proper To snow the usual respect
70 member OF a fraternity, therefore
ResOired that we attend the funeral of the
late Peter FULLY in a body at his late residence
Resolred that we deeply sympathize with the
family OF The deceased.
ResOlUed that a copy .! these proceedings he
presented to the family, and also one TO the ke-
aosha Telegraph tor publication.
Kenosha Feb. 6. 1864
By COMMITTED.
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BOUNDS, show me what thoul't do
Woult weep? woult fight? woul't fast2 WON'T tea1
thyselfP
Nay, nay, calm thyself and use DIR. D. II
Seeyes Liquid Remedy which will removals
your head, gently remove the deposits and IN
erustatOns which have been forming for year
and drying up the fountains of health, restor
the various glands and membranes to healthy
and natural action, when good bumor in your
nature will again prevail.
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Farm for SaLe.-Ifyou or any of your
friends want to buy good Farm, you will
find that same advertised for sale among
our new advertisements. Reuben Palmer
advertises the Hickory Grove Farm" for
sale, at bargain. .n
Wa call the especial attention of those
wishing to purchase, to this advertisement
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AUG TgON Err.

Tu1HE UNDERSIGNED, Iicensed Auctioneer will sell
81 at Public Auctions in all parts OF Keuosh9 Coun-
ty and in the northern part oil Lake county H., nPoh
Hppiication eith,r personally or BY letter
"PP WALLACE MYGATT. .
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+,

rake no BslsamS Mercury unpleasant medicines
Tor unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BLCHU
CURES SECRET DIS.
EASES.
In all their stages, at little Expense little or no
change OF Diet no Inconvenience, and no exposure
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength TO
Urinate, thereby removing obstructo ns preventing
and curing structures of the uretara and aayipg i'm
Hamation so frequent in this class OF diseases and
expeliing DISEASES AND WORN OUT MATTER,
Thousands upon thousands, who have been
VICTIMS OF QUAoKs, ..
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured tin
short me, have fonnd they deceived ARID tina
tlePisonon," has by the use Of. Powerful asS~ngI3
been dried up in the ystem to bak out in an agra
waited form aod
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09

With perhaps two or three Individual excep'
lions, none OF those scholars whose names are
found above ether communicated, were absent
Or ta:dy during the term, but were uniformly
punctual and most exemplary IN heir conduct.
they merit the esteem oi all their sohoomatss
and patrons of the school, and viii please ac-
cept the thanks thus publicly offered. of
X SHoTLITF Dist Clerk
I WASHER Dist Treasurer
aase .l. A PEAsE Director.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09

~ We publish in another column the new
ouuty tax law.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09

WILMoT, VIE. January %, 1865
MessrS Editors:
The following are he namss of those scholars
of the higher department Of the Wiimot School
whose percentage is above 90, for the term end
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WI

USE HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU,
For all affections of the Uniary Organs
whether existing
IN MALE CIR FEMALE.
From whatever cause originating, and no matter Of
how long standing Diseases Of
these Organs require the aid
of Diuretc.
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
rs THE GREAT DIURETIC
AND 1T IS CERTAIN
.. .. 10 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IT is RECOMMENDED.
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Staten OF the aft ,irs OF the First Nation,
al Bank of enosha january lst 1865.
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B

This is an affection Of The blood and attacks the
sexual organs innings of the nose, throat, wind
pipe, and other mueus surfaces, making its appear
auce In the form of ulcers. Hsmbo-'s Extract Sarsa.
pagila purifes the blood, all scay erup
lions OF the skin giving the complexion clear and
healthy color. II being prepared expressly for this
class Of complaints its blood purifying properties are
preserve to greater extent than any other prepar>
atons Of Sarsaparla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07
al NODE .nnIif, srnnr-...Y0a lno6 y

A MobEnDRUs sToRR.@We love to
commend merit wherever tits found,
whether It be in science, morals, busi-
mes or politics. We therefore take
pleasure th saying thatopr friend Book
Ing Is a Apished Druggist, and thorough!
lyunderstands his business. His well
kept Drug Store at No. /, Odd FeIlows'
Hall, 3 q model Of neatness and perfec-
ton. His assistants are skillfnl and
accommodating while his store room Is
filled with the puFestdrngs and choicest
perfumes, and the utmost care is exercis-
ed In compromising prescripti a duty
which long experience enables him to
discharge with a promptness and hdeli-
ty that the public have learned TO appre-
ciate. he has also a splendid -asSort-
ment of toilet articles, such as fancy
soaps, brushes, &c. In fact; everything
usually kept In a first class Drug Store,
will be found at Bookings in great pro-
fusion and of the finest qualify. Book
ing knows justwhRt the public requires
and Is prepared to satisfy every want in
his line of business.
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NRw FIRM.-Messrs. Blond & Bach-
man have opened a new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. 10T Main street,
corner Of sprigg House alley, where the
best OF boots, shoes and CATERS can be
class boot and shoe emporium, IN mi
supply. Both members OF the new firm
arc well known here as energetic, thor
ough-going business men. Dnnp In and
examine their large and varied stock.
and secure bargains. Oct. la-lm
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y ] 2 1S1Isssl1AiF NT OF THE PRESS
At, The many thousands cured at tbis inst,,,,-
Rortant Surgical Operations peTfo+II1oS, M ~,
the 1t51Il witnessed by the reporters ~
~ ", and many other IA iATs
agsln before the public besides his stanJiine,
=; t y Of character and resp6nsiIIIfs
SKIN DISEASES sPEEDTTV S 15j-Is,
No letters received unless -,
Sa1ail stamp to be used on tfIe Teni
tiis " should state age and se hy:
Il"h OF ttSement Describing sym6tSynS
o..,,. JOHN NJ. JoHNe1TjNl HI n
SehiS9iIS 1linoEe Lock Hosplta Baltimore.
= Maryland.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

.. d.
CoNsulTPTIoE, coueHs AND Coins
There is no subject Of more Importance
to every family, at this season of the
year, than that which relates to Coughs.
Colds, Hoarseness and the various
other affections of tho throat, which IL
LETT to run their course, will Inevitably
produce Pulmonary. COnsumption.S
A slight pain in the breast, with al
most an unnoticed cough, hoarseness
and loss of voice are the sure hafbin-
gers OF that fatal disease, Consumption.
Reader, should you be affected with
any Of the above symptoms, We would
caution you against deluding Yourself
with tho idea that 1t Is OF no cbnse-
quenco and will pass away In q few
days. You should seek a remedy upon
the first indication of disease, and we
know 0fnope more efectual than Piso's
Cure for Consumption. Sold at e,
Bookings Odd Fellows Hall Drug
Store. tia slsss ssiii iAaIl 2t
! J. 3 s.
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THE Grand Lodge Of the United
States of the independent Order of
Odd Fellows, at their late session, held
in Baltimore, granted charters for, a
Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment
for the State Of West Virginia, to be lo-
Gated in the City Of wheeling. These
grand bodies viii be instituted at odd
Fellows Hall, in this city, on Tuesday
the 9th day of December next. The
Grand Sire Of the Order has deputised
the Grand Corresponding and Record
ing Secretary OF the Grand Lodge Of
the United States, James l.. RidgeiY, Of
Baltimore, to oficiate, who will be as
sisted by other prominent members Of
the Order. The Odd Fellows of this
city contemplate celebrating the occa-
sion by some demonstration OF public
characters as large number of the
members of the Order will be in at
tendance at the session of the Grand
Lodge and Eneampment.
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PoLluE.-Thero were two cases before
the Police Court yesterday. One indi-
vidual, who had been guilty Of some
disorderly conduct atthe Grant House.
some three weeks since, but who had
escaped the argus ewes of the pol;cs
was yesterday oVerfanIed and called
on for so and costs, which he
1orked over. Another party, for IounV-
ing In the Market HOuseI paid a small
nne and the costs. of collection. sAn1
otner chap was arrested for disbFderlv
S sSHs The Court not being in seS-
the lookup and viii have 6eafinG
thl5 morning and an opportuuify "a
make a satisfactory explanation.
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80 e
WEST WANNA LAND SCRP! Gov.
Boreman adYertises in another column
forsealed proposals TIL December LIST,
for the 10000 acres Of United states
land warrants, donated to this State for
the endowment OF an Agricultural Col
lego in West Virginia. These warrants
may be bought in lots as small as 100
acres; and may be located on any pub
lie lands of the United States subject to
entry at ono dollar and twenty-five
cents: per acre. They may be bought
for much less than n dollar and a quar-
ter per acre, and emitting the holder to
lay them on public lands anywhere, of
fer to our people. of both large and
small means, safe and promising in
vestment. We suppose our West Vir-
ginia capitalists will feel some pride,
too, in taking up this scrip and pro-
noting the noble branch Of industry
the fund is to endow. t7j's
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nm &oode.
Important True.
JOHN RoEMER 8 Go.,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEAL
ERs IN FANGY AND DoAfEs-
TIC DRY GOODS,
So. Ii q a1IaIn "a. CentreWheeIIng

z-Z--z--l5y-.5-=- --.--..-.-l
| WYE ARE NOW DAILY hEC1Y1NG
INV. an. extensive and thoroughly as ted
4 stock. Owing to the latenets Of the season,
N.Y. ~ ;S,S f1hiSaenIIfa and n Ta
I1,t ~ ~ IL Io lt AZ Yt+ retines
1 1851 % 4, ne 81 Which Ne have an
be Sannti in a nsFics, and at fsiiI Is Der cent
less than those having bought their gods
~ IS i,ty oSIs Il, jI on, TIE Boi.
saie and retail Customer and friends, and the
publlc In general. and the ladies in particular,
me- 40 s9E1l- ~ DIV s,i6iiS IN WbeeIITiT An
SorIS1 All VIII Te nrTeeably
~ me az, SSGek 7 nI I s1,,.
HSiotf q Gaii taTfs ~ mr. stoclr as foIioSVs.-
fEo65 NJ tgSler eoioSei minis ii 80. Yard wide
| THInes 49, HioR- rSiorei nancy De Iaines,
/ S7iZT. T4IeScba1j and hTOISn InnsIIns 25c
I9S.FHNGY DREt IS GOODS Black and fancy
| 1Sa11RSjyS nsnniiE1 Pfai1 I1opiin ShenherIls
| pIaIds MI WOOL. Kniclyer6ocicer Wtnceys,
high colored, all wool; pInids and checks,
S MI1se 4ohairS. brocaae moiS.fs' blcE fig
/ iifsti airacas Empires cloths ofalI ColOTs DE
| nreS and .sfIireS = - - 90 = .
FRENCH MORIE0S-In white, orange,
IE5iinfis with br3Sit ih1ri and nj the other
| colors and shades In plain goods. Black and
fancy thtbe cloths, and CO6urgs printed CASH
YaieneiesH nelanSrs. black cfspes. flncy anu
| mourning prints plain, all wool. be Iaifies Of
all shades and qualities nom 50 to 75c. -
| CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTNIENT.-
The largest assortment of cloth cloalEs In the
CITY. nom s. to $50 ,5 tl
EhaVis Of every size and quality and the
greatest varieties OF STYLES ever 6roughE 70
this market Particular attention OF the
stocir 7 III -
FUR DEPARTAIENT.-Partic nttan-
ton has been Qiyen to this stoclS and do NOT
hesitate In SWING TINT We have tie largest IN
the div ranging from $40 TO 500 her al n T
BED BLANKETS.-W White and col6fed, very
cheap: colored and white coverlets and quilts.
black, al wool, nne cloth, for 81 So peryari.
MEMS WEAR-Kentpcly Jeans Tweed
CassIIi1ereS Gcs froff E0r nm = 4 - WI -
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ADBcIDKD HoSoR.-Brevet-Br igadier
General Henry Capehart, who conn
manded our LIST, I'd and Sd West Viz
ginia cavalry regiments under Sheri-
dan all through the campaign conl4
mencing last fall aud ending with the
surrender OF Lee, has been brevetted
Major General, to rnns as such from the
Eallhntry I'm battle, under the CrrJeat-
est cavalry leader of modern Zines
This is an honor indeed, and isno doubt
awarded to Gen. Capehart oDon Inc
Recommendations Gems. sheridan and
Custer, who being bravo and eficient
olncerS themselves, have shown us
ton of soldierly qualities in their sub.
oriinates, II
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STEM BRos., cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received one of the
largest stocks of Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Gents,
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call the attention of
persons visiting our city, CouNrRY
their stock, as thew -are determineIS ~.
SON below Eastern prices. oc9a1m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07

THE Eastern mail vfa the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh road did not reach the
Post office last night until midnight,
after which time it WINS all distributed
for the early morning malls. Such is
life amongth the mail bags.
The delay on the roadwas occasioned
by the train running of the track Just
this side of steubenviIle.
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MEETING OF THE sYNoD.-we under
stand that the Synod of the Prysbyte-
Eian church meets this afternoon at the
SECOND Presbyterian church. It will be
In session for several DAYS.
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RIvER.-we have no change to note
in the stage of water since our last re-
port, the river remaining at a stand
with about eight feet in the chan
mel. The local packets arrived and de-
parted MS usual. The fine steamer Po-
tOD.ac arrived early yesterday mornings
making most excellent time. Sheleaves
for Cincinnati this evening at i've
o'clock. .Wecan cheerfully recommend
her to the travelling public. Shippers
and passengers cannot find a better boat
or more accommodating officers. The
elegant side wheel steamer, WIId
Wagner, will arrive this evening. She
Is the regular Wednesday packet for
The Express leaves for
Parkersburg this morning.
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@. W. JOHNSON a SON, Tl7y
Nfhnumcturers Of q

1tahuhctprers Of
Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
HAVING ANAIbEDe OURSELVES OF
IL an the1 improved facilities, we are better
pLspdLed now than ever to MI all orders for
any article or work In the above line of busi-
l L. ,Nalles and Condu cton made to order.
MoEkInhnike manner. We are now paving
Raiucolat attention TO this branch OF the
ttAoeB and can guarantee satisfaction In every
aLucular. 10 Wholesale Dealers we can
4 ~ nneeEnents that cannot be found else
tMneIe. our sock, Of Wane Is complete, and
= sock q the latest and most approved Pat
Terms of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand Ill All
times. g, W.I0HSSON& SON. -
.t-4Iss No. l79 Market Souare
.9S1ol ll.LAl sir ii 4s.fzi fHEELING, w. VA.
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oYsrERs / oTErERsl OYSTERS !-Fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the case, can or half can, at
Speidel & Inderrieden's, 81 Main street.
nc2I.lml 4
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House and T,ort IN, ooIo

5N&9MN. as, LOT No. es INTHE EIFTH
stTees with brick tsmeut nearly nav [1Ii
5ilI eight rooms well finished f1oyV rSsIi-
~ ~ W M. Wtnship. For terms, apply 70
- iia,-sftf ], O.. COOPER,
ATirnVnt,. -. or ]. 8. RHODES
e! I1a91 OF the estate ofW b, Sense
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IS, OYSTERS ARE IN SEASON AGAIN, and
there's joy in many household in con-
sequence. The JOY Is. not complete,
however, until the. fragrant tureen Is
thanked by a bottle OF Woreesters6i Te
Jockey Caab Sauce. tits used At all the
best hotels and eating houses, East and
West. For sale by 4. II. Logan q Co.
and Logan, List & o., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Wheeling. 1t7rIl
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The Athene1I7 ~. 7soIo

rIy,,TyTS 49, = ~. ILL 4OE Sd16.
BIZ Pr55,I, ss.SN.liCiEStSlGGED WILL SELL, AT
iS05 ut the Court House al ten ~
. AM AM, the SIX lots Of ground NUMBERED
VISION, at the Sonth East corneroS NToytot Sls
S.,t19t ~ thereon Is erected that fmmenSe
!Slls Wen Known as the WheelinT at6ss
II ~ or sALE.--one third in casl,y and
49, OF SIX twelve, eighteen and t1entA
ms Tor the residue In equal instSi.
deed OF trust ON the premises ''.4'- os
BEVERLY III. E0FE p
u s. STOUT, =.
Regtster copy. 10y - : = aeF IN htNs !.
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ORGANTc wEAUNTres

HH.H#
lf1Gnediately cured and null VigOr Restored
:, This distressing atfectl on-which render,
life and marriage impossible the nenSItS
paid by the victims Of improper induieeneeSS
Young persons are too apt to commit eScaSSes:
quences that may ensue. Now, who that mn.
deIstands the subject viii pretend 10 deny
that the power of procreatfoii Is loEf Eoo,Ity
by those falling into Improper habits tbSI
by the prudent? Besides being depriyefI ~
the pleasure OF healthy offspring, the most
serious and destructive symptnTns to botSS
bpdy and mind arise. The system become
deranged, the PhyHical and Mental FTin SIio,.
Weakened, Loss Of PrOcreative Power NeI-s1'
Gus lrrttabl!ity, Dyspepsia, PalpitRtion Of Tho
Heart, indigestion. Constitutional DehiIifIS
Wasting of the Frame, Cough, ConsnmSg.
ton, Decay and Death. 80 'sIt4P
ONCE, No. 2 South FnedeFlek Rt,.oet.
Lent hand side going from Baltimore srreeiI
n Few doors nom the corner. Fail NOT fn az
serve the name and number.
=, letters must be paid and contain n stamp.
The Doctors Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TwoIDAYs.
No Mcrc4tTy or NduSao,Ls E)T4tosy
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THE LoCAL.-The position of Local
Is not the most agreeable one in the
world, and the dear people who are over
ready to find fault with his short come
ings, arc far from realizing the trials
which he undergoes in endcavoring to
satisfy their varied expectations. He Is
supposed to know every thing, see all
that happens and considerably more,
and If nothing ID transpiring worthy of
note, of course 1t is the flult of Mr.. IO-
cal. These facts have been brought
home to us very forcibly during the last
few days. There Is a perfect famine in
tho way Of local news, and we suspect
that distillers are watering their Whis-
ky. We have had neither fights, muir
ders or robberies to record; no riots,
freaks or runaways. In fact, there
seems disposition upon the part of
every body to do nothing in our line.
We have spared no effort to get items,
md yet we have tliled, We haVO nut
OH our blandest smiles and gently in
simulated to leading citizens that we
would like to be posted in regard to
their private RfIllirs-inquired rs to the
probability of any marriages occurring
in their families soon, or any other mat
ter Of general and public Interest. In
almost every instance our lnddable
efforts have been met with strong hints
that we had better mind our own BUSH
ness; just what we supposed we wore
doing. 'Ye have, therefore, come to the
conclusion that a Local should be an
individual Of extraordinary parts and
unusual attninments. He should be a
wnlkipgepeyclopedla of useful informa-
tiOn, Versed IN science and philosophy;
have smnttering of the law, a fiue ear
for music, be posted in politics and
yeraed in the fashions; possessa general
fund of all other kinds of inforntaffoT,
10 which should be added polished man
ners and fno personal APPEARANCE; ac-
Companied by tremendous muscle and
vast powers OF endurance, great equan-
unity and untiring perseverance,; the
impudencs of Satan and the patience of
Job, with Encourage of Achilles; be, on
goOdterms withevery body fear nobody,
and finally possess an unlimited ca
pacity to stow lager. With these and
a few other necessary quali fications, the
chap might be able, in time, to become
= good local
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lDR.!aS EH LtYEs
11.o I'D
GA r. RtH
j.. REMEDY.
IL itSDtE s7VaA
.RFMEsDnI.n -.
~oURE wARRANTEDpq
,a,li HprREEGF4oSs ARE 1ol,npwED.
80 tduJo Circular deSeI6tiig an smtptontst
sXMPTOMs.

TINE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
.,v, they MA @ ,as t6 Tt Y fSSi
they have frequent attacks, and are moIe
sensitive to the changes Of temperature. IN
this condition, the nose may be dry, or 6llght
discharge, thin and acrfd, afterwards becom-
ing thick and adhesive. As the disease be
comes chronic, tie dischhFkesa are increased IN
quaint ty and changed in qual they ara now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or cnugned
off. The Recretions are offensive, causing bag
breath; the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak; the sense of the smell Is leESened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes Place
Another common and important symtom OF
his throat IN themoFningof a thick rslimy
mucous, which has fallen down nom the head
during the night. When this takes Place the
person may be sure that his disease y on Its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time In
TTest1ng II.
Thea6ovp are but few ofthe many CataErh
Symptoms. - ~ ~ FHts
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WE remarked the other morning that
some of the local notices in brother
Wharton's Parlsersburg Times were
''original specimens" He comes back
Mt us thus:
Why should we not be original /?
universal love, emenating from God
and travelling hand in hand with him, is
fool. In all else man should stand
entire and original-the naked, forked
individualityyn ~
As Bones would say in the negro
minstrels, pray brother Wharton, what
have you been eating latelyP Isitthose
qusils on your stomach that ails your
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/ For, Sale
Valuable Property for Sale

II OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY RR1rK
block OF store houses, on Main Stree. nov
store John II. Hall, as a sdtidler shSp' and
Slee55nenS 8 Co.. as cabinet warerooms, - --T :
a $50 Lne STORE rooms Occupied by T. O. on
oSneEs On the east side of Main Street I'd NOT
sold oy the first Of December neXt. Twin rant
the same for next year -, : " ~ Aellt t
THOMAS HORNRROOK
[ 1,o.4... O1lce, Custom House
heeS1d 9,9, No. 90 Eoff street, Firth ward:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07
DIR. JOHNsTON.

Member of the Royal College OF Supreme,
London! Graduate from one ofth most emf,
nent colleges in the United Stntes, and the
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhilOielnbIS
and eIseE mere, has effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness beIne
,EiiIIned ~ sudden sounds, bashfnlneqs wifi
ILequent olushing, attended sometimes with
a ~ et-t9A