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nFoauJor Circular describing al symptoms,
SYMPTOMS.

SYNIPTOMS:
NiHE SYNIPT0AIS OF .CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or a slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becom-
comes chrpnic, the discharges Hre Increased In
quantity and changed in quality they are nov,
thick and heavy, and are hawked or couEhed
of. The seCretions are offensive, causing a bad
breath; the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak; the sense Of the smell is lesSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important sym tom OF
CataTTll s'tfIat the person Is Obliged TO clear
his throat in the morning of thick or Shiny
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease Is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
rTesting II. FF-gEF .f.-gs TO- ,.Ei
SymDtOmS.
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P. G. HILDREFH 6 BRO.

SS Main street,
WHEELING, w. VA,
NV H0IESAI4E. DEALERS IN Ma N, RON
S,,, Mar HaE Iron, Sails, Sheet Iron, Wire. CSst
nv, SSei L v lnu9E Glass, Printing Paper, MFap-
I me- Mt, flaSter EArtS, lind Pinster, O.
S Slsent, Maryland Lime, Common Lime, Fioar
N'aa.Gnin MATCHES, Salt, Wooden Ware a.
i"r h2 2Ns ImPEOyed Counter and
&C., y! Platform Scales.
LHe ai0heSt tndTSef price Paid 6o+ Rua, nm.
SeEEL, St,tsela. ScEdp hOn, tSe iyiS
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Valuable Property for Sale,

r OFFER AT PRIVATE sAIEAfY BRICK
u block Of store houses on Main street. nov
oec uped by Geo. r. Taylor, as a div 'Eood
SSInore; john a. Hall, as a saddleF shop ana
clemens q Co, as cabinet RareroomB lff'f77I
Also, me store rooms occupied by J. O. orr
q Co., VIM: A. Turner, J. II. smith & Co. and
Others on the east side Of Main Street, Sit NOT
the same for next year. N FITTf' =
Fl y. THOMAS HORNBRooK.
Once, Custom HOUSE!
81 Residence, No 40 Eo6 street, Fifth ward.
oc0-dlldec = f7sr-.."'1-'
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For Sale

TW1LL SELL THE HOUSE AND Lot
nS% IE S N ~ on Water Street It fronts q feet
modious dwelling house with s rooms and
path house, with both hot and cold water.
VIII sell my groceries and give possession tn
the person purchasing If they want them. -
l wish to quit business. For Particular I'm
sepi-9 Water ST. WheeIinS. WI'Ya.
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11I' City VI LVVIIt36VILI Ut
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate from one OF the most emf
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
greater part Of whose life has been spent IN
ana elsewhere, has effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
ears when asleep, great nervousnee5S beinT.
alarmed at sudden sounds, baShfnIneSs, with
freonent hlushinE, attended sometimes with
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Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice tndulged in when alone, a habit fTe-
quently learned from evil Companions, or at
school, the effects OF which are nightly fell,
even when asleep, and II not cnred, renders
marriage Impossible, and destroys both mind
Whata pity that young man, the hone of
MS country, the darling ofhis parents should
mentS of life, by the consequence Of deyiS-
ting nom the path Of nature and induieinr
IN IN certain secret habit. Such persons, MUTT
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arg Sppds. = -
Important & True.
4t05 2 1zfl2 aI8II
JOHN RoEMER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
[ ERs IN FANCY AND DoNIES-
e5y TIC DRY GOODS asg1H

Nos. 81 & 80 Main st., CentreWheeIIng
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NO. l.-Hr boa. .---E.l a#T
..- asa u- .....sf -aHs sou . a
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Valuable Vineyard and Farm for Sale,

VdIudUI6 VIH6ydIU duu3EdfMI0 r Sale,
NoNTAINING II ACRES OF LAND.
ScI sa y % s gT9TI4g With about y
ofAppleS, Pears and Plums; 800 CuTrant bush,
e., &C. &C, being the fnrm recently purchased
OF August Meyer, by W. B. SenSeneyF decd
situated about II mile from CaldweiI's run
road. For terms, apply to % 70 : :
oc4 J.C. COOPER.
orJ. s. RHODE5.
Administrations Of the estate OF W. B. SENSE
ney, decd. LIZ "a t2fS9s+S1TsEF
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOVICE.

Thousands of persons OF all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause of their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak,
pale. nervous and emaciated, having a singu.
lar appearance abont the eyes cough ard
nt0TOS n TNffo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-19
Washington. Jan. l8.

VashIb2too, Jan. 10.
The Richmond Sestinel of the l6tt
contains the following:
The quiet below h.s been unbroken fol
several days, with no prospect OF the re
sumption Of active hostilliies for some
time.
A gentleman from the valley brings the
report that last week Gen, Rosser crossed
the mountains and captured Beverly, r IN,
dolph county, including it's garrison Of ia
men. large amount Of Commissary and
Qusrtermssiers' stores, aud grest nun.
Der Of horses. Although no .ficial re-
port Of The capture has been received We
have reason to know it is correct.
Reliable scouts just 10 from the interior
and rear Of Grnl's lines, says lhs Peters
burg Express, Of the llih, reports CON
plets Inactivity on the part ef the enemy
20 far as suy military movement il con
cerned. They are compIe,ely Dudboand.
awaiting the issue OF movements else.
wbcsc.
The accounts published in northern pa
pers of great dsmsge done the city by q
recent Smelling are false.
The Rocksngt am Register states that
Col. G. ". lmboden, of the I8 b Virginia
Cavsly, Was seriously wounded in the re-
cent dem pnstration on GerdonsviIle. He
is nos in fair way TO recover.
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W ashing'on, Jan. ls,

washington, Jan. IL.
HOUSE.
AR Stevens reported the forti6catiou
appropriation bill, which uss made spe.
cial order for Friday.
A sesolution was passed inquiring By
the Ways and Means C,mmitt~e into The
espedieRcy of making sorghum Tree ol
duty and also similar resolution - t. the
expediency Of assessing duly on petro
ieum according TO quality respectively !
produced BY small and large dealers.
Or motion Of Mr. Smith, Of KY, /
resolution was adopted for tie Sele$t CON
mittec toenquire into the charges Of bri
baTy corruption and mslfeassnce made
sgainst Hon. s. Anderson il connection
with Gen. Paine.
III. Garrison introduced resolotior
dipctjng the Committee on Military All
fairs 70 inquire INTO the cases Of person,
c1aGsed ii the Old Capital and Carroll
prisons, whether charges have beer
bsosght sgainst them and Why delayed
Garrison, Cafor,h, Cox and Davis, o
Isdiaaa. mentioned cascs ol Illegal arrest,
md insisled shat ihs lsw shOaid b or
ried out ~ those who are entsusled viii
rs exesusioe. Soldiers are confned
some Who have lost iimbs. and they doa'
hnos for Witt reason they - detsined
Nj Saevsass ekjsossd 70 she foea d
[ths fssoIation. DsSats ~ spirissdly eoa
isao1s 3nss1g whieh Kas1oh 'issisted j
- dnn " kha no0nlos thnk - invaeeiy - \,
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Inc l7ih corps under Msi Gen. Blai
crossed Port Regal Ferry and With ! 30.
tiqn Of Gen. Fosssr's comnand moyed .
Pocotaligo. Gen. Howard commando,
that wing Of the arny. Il was reporte,
% Sunday that the enemy had abandon
"a his strong works 10 oar ffoAt durip,
Saturday night. Gen. Blair's dorps nov
occupies stroDg position acros1 ths r IN
road, covering 81 the approachsb east !,
Pocotaligo. All the sick Of Geu. Sher.
mans army are in Government hospital.
u Beaufort and Hilton Head, whore ibs
genial climate affords advantages for ~
cosery superior to any other piate.
The peace aud order preyailib bg at Sa.
vannah since its occupation BY Sherman
could not bs surpassed. Few nIaas iuhab.
itants are to be seen 10 the streets. L.
dies and children eviuce sense Of secu.
Fity. No instance Of disorder, 81 persona]
injury, or insult, has occurred. laborip ]
men and mechanics, white and black, are
seeking emploJme The trbops are
cheerful and respectful towards etcry one.
ana seem 10 ieet themselves - much q
home on good behaviour n il in their na-
tive towns.
Trade is restricted for the present Ia
actual military necessities. Maby sbios
With merehandixe from the North we're
waiting At Hilton Head for permits TO 90
TO Savannah. but Gen. Sherman has ID.
miited only the limited quantity Of SUP.
plies required By his troops. A mistak .
prevails At the North Of the present jn-
ducemenf for commerce st Savannah
There Is not yet any large population 10
90 supplied for credit or money! and no
commodities Of exchange, and there "a d
bs no great want for a couside fAbie ne.
rio1.
All the cotton products nov wikhin Sa-
sannan belong 10 the Govcrnment Is cap
tared property.
Stringent precautions against supplies
that might 60 to the enemy hare been
made, and viii be enforced By Sherman.
The cotton captured 10 Savadnah, Of
which there is good deal Of sd island
co't1n.ha been turned over by tie quar-
sermaster TO Mr.. Draper, special tgeus of
the Treasury.
The Quarter master Gennrsl remains al
Savannah to execute the arrangeuk nts for
shipments. L. II. SrAbros.
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New York. Ian. !S


: By a Havana steamer to day We have
advices from Vera Csuz to the 3ist, and
from the Guy of Mexico to the 24lh OF
Dsc. The Emperor Msximi!ian has writ
ten letter to his minister, Escuderor.
reafiirming his views as 10 the church and
announcing that though there is TO be )
fun and Tree toletstion Of religious opin-
ion, yet the State religion will be Cs.ho.
lie. Ii is stated in Mexico that the Impe
rial Government will be recognized by the
United States in March, aud this report
fads credence iu diplomatic circles a, The
Cipitol. The present whereabouts Of
Jaarez is uncertain, but il is supposed he
is with Gen. Pa,teni at Alsmos itorem il
Sonors. M,re Ju,resz Chiefs have, ac-
cord;ng to G,sergmsni jaarnals, given 10
adhssisn 70 the Goserosneot.
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Explsaed.
New York Jan. l8.

The limos Washington special says
Mr.. Blair ob,ained par. of his papers
while in Richmond. but all idea Of any
other result arising from his visi. is now
completiy exploded.
Tne Times Savannah correspondents of
the 10Th says special messenger lett on
the oh with dispatches from the au,hoti-
ties OF Savannah to Gov. Brown, relative
TO the return of e3rgia to the Union.
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A nuiShss Il deses s1s1 80 into ou,
lines in frsas a. Rssonbusg last evening
They bring Bsss of impnftancs il il can
be relied on. They ssy ths.the DaavilIs
railroad between Danville and Grsessbor6,
% miles, hss been destroy Cd By the heavy
rains and that every cuivert and bridge
his besa carried sway and that Lees ar
M = likely n b. out Of rAlioos sltoeeshes
very sooa. Tho quantity they issue nov
is entirely yisadsqsstc to satisfy their wsntl
and these men we're NOT disposed to rs,
main eqd suasr Almpst ssarvq,ioa. Al
Effort Is being made % rebuild the soad
aad large gang Of men sre detailed 10,
this purpose. bat it will take some days Il
sspsir ik i being ~ bad ) Ihfg il iii
main s6ad 81 which they get snpplies /.
Richmond Il would not be strange i
the Stats Of aiaiFs IN this vicinity should
undergo an inpotsahs charge vithia fss
days,
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Wheeling. Va, Jan. |

""ecIiUSs ".I Sau' TO.
The Senate and Legisla.ses Of Wes,
Virginia met and organized to-day.
@. N. Kr4msr vss elected Speaker ol
the House md J. D Hall, Clerk.
Ia tho Ssaate w 3. Stevenson was
elected Speaker and Emory X. Hall Clerk
The Governors message Vas delivered
and ssad at Il q. N. l. il ieugtay and
well NfitIep document, and sps4ks yer,
encoars61cely oi the prospsels u The rev
Ststp aad ths ooadision u is 6aances.
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH
Fort Fishsr-Dstlsr's Testimsny.
New York, Jan. l8. /


The Tribune's Washington special say.
i Is well known fact that the taking oi
Fort Fisher does lot stop blockade runs
niag into Cape Feat River Seikes
Island commands the other entrance.
Rear Admiral w. p. Lee informs the
Navy Department that resolution will
be introduced in the Ala Legislature rec
ommsuding return OF that State 10 the
Union.
Buffers Testimony before tho Commit.
tee on the conduct Of the war lifts The
Veil which has closely covered many die.
ssters, and biunders ia front Of Peters-
burg. His testimony produced pro-
found impression and summons were ID.
sued for Grant and other high officers.
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Baltimore, Jan. l8.
The following Is taken from the corr es
pendent Of the baltimore American, dated
oI IL. Fisher 18th:
The ighs lasted six hours, being des-
persts hand to hand struggle. Each oI
the seventeen mounds and embfxares we're
taken in succession after the most fierce
ightiug. 10 which hecatombs Of dead add
wounded were added to those that lined
che fort. Safiics it to cay, by way Of preface
to.a detailed account, notwithstanding the
fort hsd been strengthened and reinforced
90 treble what it had when Butler decid.
ed that il could not be taken, it Is nov ia
our hands With 1000 living prisoners aod
TOO dead, and that our gunboats have to-
day sealed up the Clpe Fear River, driv-
ing before them the pirates Chickamauga
and Fsllehassee, eiTectualiy closing it tc
blockade runners and stopping the onlJ
channel the rebels had lett ior the impor
tation OF munitions Of war.
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EF A recent order from General Gheri.
dan prohibits the uives o. fsAals friend
Of ofioers or soldiers ia his ,comm.Dd from
remaining within. The lipse 1T the arm,
without lpccial permission from headquar, I,
ess. or
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New York. Jai. 1,

New York. Ja3. IS.
The Posts Washington special says.il
is reported that the finance bill 10 the
House will be modified SO as to secure q
contraction Of the legal tenders.
Gen. Terry i nominated for 4 Major
General.
Ihe Commercial's Washington special
says much opposition is made 70 the new
hoance bill On account Of tho unlimited
power given the Secretary for the issue OF
legal tenders. This power will be lin
tied.
The Senate committee expect ID receive
70 morrow importaot documents from the
President relative to the extsadstion
treaty.
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WILLIAM FULTON,
INsURANcEAGENT

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE c0lPANT.
Of Hartford, Coma.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE coxPANTs
a9 Mag York.
PHEvLx INSURANCE co. ef Hartford, oban-
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE Iyg CO.,
If Sprfnafeid. Aass
PHENIK FIRE INSURANCE CO., ef srooafys, N. r.
LAAAR FIRE INSURANCE co.ef NJ.
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO., If Brooklyn, " =.
HOME INSURANCE co, V NsD Hapsr, csan.
nny1 B z
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a motaon % reconsider the vots by
1nieh tho resolu.ion vas passed xas tabled
by 125 agaiDss $.
The House resumed the consideration
q the Executive, Judicial and Lecisla.
tive appropriation bill.
without coming 70 an conclusion, ad-
joarped.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
The COpperhead Party.

This party, now that the war has closed out and
the national supremacy is reestsblshed are making
efforts to rally their defeated usedup forces of de-
moralized traitors in the name Of the tme-honored
DEMOCRACY. II was in the name of Democracy
that this rebellion was brought about, and it was by
Democratic leaders it was headed. Even the re-
turned rebels who come in and take the oath of al
legiance curse the Southern and Northern Democ-
racy as chargablc with all our troubles They say
they have enough of jeff Davis and Democracy
In the name of Democracy this war was brought
on, and in the same name hundreds of thousands Of
promising men, North and South, were rushed into
their graves. In the name Of Democracy, and in
an effort to carry out Democratic principles, the
land is filled with widows and orphans. God de-
liver Us and our country from any more of the
fruits Democracy.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
Governor Fletcher and the Judges

Judges Ray and Dryden, OF the Supreme Court
of Missouri refused to give place to the men elected
as their successors whereupon Governor Fletcher
addressed them note in which he stated
"The ordinance referred to is the supreme law on
that subject and it is my imperative duty to enforce
it, which duty shall pursue the most summary
course in performing and will treat as they deserve
any acts on your part done in furtherance of de-
sign to ntrude yourself into and usurp the powers
of the office of Judge of the Supreme Court"
True to his promise, the Governor sent the Cen
eral commanding the Militia upon the refractory
Judges, and they were brought to terms The
spirit Of rebellion that got up this war is the spirit
that prompts this opposition to the choice Of the
people under the new government oflDhsour--
We have some of it in Tennessee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
Appointments by the Governor.

Whereas, II is made my duty 10 appoint two
Directors to represent the interests of the State in
the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad and nine
others to represent the interests Of the State in the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad and, where
as the Stockholders are about TO elect their Drec.
tors, with view, at no. distant day, of said Roads
being turned over to these Companies by the Gov
erDment
Therefore !, WILLIAM & BRowNLow, Governor
Of the State Of Tennessee, do hereby appoint r. R.
Butler and Monroe Meek, State Directors for the
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, and the following
named gentlemen for the East Tennessee and Geor.
gis Railroad, to-wit; Samuel X. Rodgers, o. p
Temple, Robert Sneed, james Ii. Donaldson, j. II
McGill, John Hambright, william Hunt William
NJ. Alexander, and John King.
These gentlemen have all been selected with a
view TO their intelligence and integrity, and will &C.
cordingly be commissioned by the Secretary of State
They are expected TO guard with vigilance the in
tercs Of the State and to oppose 10 the bitter end
all combinations formed TO defraud the State or 10
re-in:tste traitors in power.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
- my namo, and caused the great seal of tho
L. State Of Tennessee to be affixed, at the
49, Department in Nashville this 18th OF
June 1865
W. g. BRooSLow.
By the Governor,
a. j. FLETCHER, Secretary Of State.
Nashville Press and Times, Chattanooga Gazette
and Jonesboro Flag, will each insert one time
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
What the People Say,

We find the people far ahead Of the late Legisa.
ture in their loyalty and their opposition to treason
and traitors. The real people, the loyal voters, full
ly endorse the bill DISTINGUISHING rebels and there
is general complaint among them that it is ao
stronger They complain, and justly too, that many
of their representatives were too tender.ooted and
too much inclined to favor rebels and rebel sympa.
thizers BY the time such Representatives mix with
the people little, they will be prepared to stand ny
to the loyal cause a little better.
The people complain, and justly too of the law
relieving men Of their taxes for the last three years
They allege and it is true in East Tennessee, that
rebels alone are benefited by the odious law. Loyal
men have paid their taxes, and rebels now coming
home with thor hands stained in blood, are reev.
ed from paying their taxes. We wash our hands Of
such an odious law, now and forever
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
Crops In East Tennessee.

The crops in East Tennessee, we are pleased 10
record are promising and fruit is abundant. Prov
idence is dealing kindly with the down-trodden and
oppressed Union people, and the people in turn have
gone to work in good earnest to live and 10 restore
the country TO It's former prosperity. The Govern
ment has sold, at low rates quantity of condemn
cd stock, such horses and mules and in this way
has materially served the farming interests. East
Tennessee is the greatest country in America, and,
everything considered, her people are the greatest
people They deserve to have God and man on their
side. They have endured hsrdshps like patriots,
and they have stoodfor the Union as the rock Of
Gibrater has stood, while dashed by the angry
waves of the sea- We feel, in returning to our
mountain homo, and in mixing among our loyal
neghbors andconstituents, invigorated revived and
animated with new life, and new love ~ our great
and glorious country.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
NEW York. NAY 10Th. lsG
W. &. Kahn, Esq.

This bitter and unrelenting rebel was arrested al
the East few weeks ago, and sent to this city
where he is now in Jail awaiting trial in the Cir.
cult Court for murder, Il, connected with the rebe
court martial that hung Haa. and the two Her.
mans We have no disposition to prosecute Mr.
Kain. He has been very bad man, and no man
was more cruel towards Union men and families. -
Is natural consequences, he could not be turned
out Of prison and live twontyiour hours in this To-
caliiy, among the men he had imprisoned, chained
down, or tied up and whipped. What Jury Of
this county may do with him, we are not able to say
but if be gets justice he will either hang or 60 to th,
penitentiary for years