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The New York herald., 1864-09-17
MAsceliana 90 us.

win be launched 70 day. at half paa ten AM
from the shipyard OF BAJ Van Deussn foot OF sI.
street. East River tho guard propeller Mets
following onsLength, 215 feet breadth Of beam
- breadth guard Of fse depth OF hold IS eIhs
feet and measuring about 20i tons This tho thirteenth
vessel bst By ,hs nm for The Neptune Ssamshp Com
pany.
svrrrnrrrr Sept i couisrius asdisns and correc.
tions the American Lsyds has been from be
Association 50 Wall and IS Broad Tho vessels
registered in this No. arc steamers pshpa barks. Is
briss and 50 schoouers
srs.sssr A.aIAsr, tBr,. from London y. Ha,re for
s,es,ins sssr,
ss,r sAn Duxupe-rnss relatives sf those supposed 70
soSs q .srniss f ~ Is. oi he loss d ,hs ssp
r =. can " .:ssf..nse from those ssvsd should any Of
ausa.d ss..ssies. 3. sno..ds. ne, pc:..s. II
s' ss ":
s::,a, IA: vs. : ss';: ~:
1 e S:s ' ~ sS: and
LAvscssp-A, Res, Bsstsa 18th inst from the yard q
e 3: s.s s.:s :: y s:sss
81 s s..s.. s: :. y.:s s: 4: ss
Nssacs % Marinsrs.
nenr.snts on y,,r. c.D.. ro,., A.s LOWE ospAs
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Ho,c.,. h.ss, given the. isss,sss:s s.ss r e
= M :: ... e
.. y: Cs';: c:s:' n ,:,.' ':::
solor win The name black etters on eecn sor
Tha Lever Cedar Point vessel moorso ncsu ~ ssux
Point ana Yates Psant above The ssooner
rsped paised color with her name IN arss hAes
rhn H. ss,sS apparatus u boat consists Of sishs
ssop q i-s above with range Of about sins
f.ss E.ss yro,ssd ~ns bell which win - runs du'
:S'. sas stA :isr August - lss. these ,ss. win -
'S;a ,s% sunset '''" ;isf ssGSEiox Chairman,
sosru sJl,sro: ISLAND or rsvrnrry-yfssp App FLASH
ysa Liurr PoSr
bvpaoeRAruIo OrrICs. Apumpvv.l
LONDON uly n. 1854 \
Ths Nipinsr Of Marine ~ Madrid given
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
sate OF Frre NEGROES.

From the Richmo Examiner, sept. 1871
Yesterday morring Sergeant Thomas Dudley, or the
Richmond iustngs Court, sod into slavery, front VI
Court House entrlnce pursuant 10 decree OF tho
the alioNng free negroes - haries ana James Harris
convicted OF burglary, and sentenced TO be sold into
slavery George rev convicted Of COW stealing and like
wise sentenced 20 be sold into slavery Charles Harris
muStto brought three thousand four hundred liars,
and Was purchased by Y T. Watkins, dealer James Har
rs brother TO Charles ard nDattQ brought three hos.
aad six hundred dollars and purch BY Peter Law
son, butcher; George Drew, who bas prsporde OF
white blood IN his voins. brought only two thousand
hundred dollars purchased by Henry NJ Jones, detect
I've Isaiah slave sold to pay jail fees brought three
thousand two hundred and ten dollsrs purchaser up
known
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

FROM oar lies oi Richmond papers II appears that In
cebdisris ranity on the increase ia the rebel capital
cpd for what object has beer ascsrtainsd
authorities In a!nosi every unable detect
PARTIES committing toe crime Several valuable pro
isries have been burned down within the past lew
weeks aud the damage naicsc~ redncei many fami.
lea to distress " s suggesteo tr.t the lection
wooden tenemenis, inhlmmablo gunpowder, which
occupy large portion OF the city should Re as
they would insure its destruction n The Of Wig
Gus sneng by the UDion The losses caused by
tho recent tire 10 Manchester, Va amount three
millions OF doars.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

street gave Mrs Fry . parting blessing 10 HIS exit
mounted horse hi,ched by, and made hr escape
great mley shots were dred oy tbe Yankeer but the
only one that tock effect that ~hich khe General
Morgan, piercing his right breast and rsngr y throu
dbsgonay. Wnhsrs, Rogers, Clay and Jehnso o are 90 =
presume, In . Yankee prison, and Ma or osssset I.
again on duty with his command.
ino General determined never 70 81 xyep1er ana
told members OF his ssan they st rive nm He
was heard TO say, "tney have got me are - vhsu he
drew his pistol and commenced hriDa.
After General Morgan had been kief tbs uns.su~
eratee who murdered him threw HE f Jess BODY across
horse and paraieo t through tne Areels His body
"st supsSiesSy sent tprough tue nh by Hag u truce
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
Morgan's sucee Isor.
lrFom the Eichmoud Evamir - GO :

Colonel Hasi W. Dage. formerly OF General John n
norgans stat has been assigned a the command OF the
deceased chieftains uooos c. sael Duke Ia a dashng
oilcer, of daring courage and nD' abilities
lD this Connection we may Ay that General GIem's
Official report OF the killing OF Gen ra Morgan was ke
all Yankee reports, studousy ssise. Horgans commend
we're outside OF the town OF sreenvle wess never
engaged with the enemy.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
Federal ParoIcG t'xssaners sent North.
ERrO.

r., Lff0fH ''o '''o'" wa fxauiInHr, e6pl. II
This morning the ste William Allison win coavey
TO Varna under flag truce about three nun red sick
aud convslcsceut Yapkee prisoners been
time paroed ms Damber includes thirty four
mssionea onsers, among them saptan Ives and Lieu.
tenant oasaer hsagcs, aud Captain soan with others
Oh V Afious e0Ddhsooe Of parole and exchange
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
Fire In B7ngh a m ton.

BRoHAEToS, Sept. 1916 p. M.
The north wing OF the Inebriate Asyum 10 now In
aames. il s feared thai tie entire edincs viii be des
t-oyed
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

Delaware Cas- gressfcsst Csnseatfon.
WfLniperos, Do, sept ie 1890
~ p Aunitbsry ~As yesterday aorninsted for Con.
sssse prsf bs,l ty M Unioe 2epahi1ax sls1s
Tea sni ~.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
MIsCELLANEOUs.
DIANDRRrRs PILLS. NEvRR FAILING In
ID DIAKRHHA Al DysBNTkRr.

DiAKRHEA AN DYsBNTKRY.
READ.
R.nIRr AxprassE. Sega D leeA
Dr. BsArpasYs, New York.
risase hnd dollar enclosed. foy which send ~ Isp
worth Of your Pla - have ussd and gtvsn ~ 49,
In fsw daye gere had the dissass three monAe
fhs arny deesors had failed cure In Al ~ nese
have found your pills 10 be nsver fAmsf Ln snun -
bisss aHscsions hsaAaohc AND ccstivsnsss Nv -
nAniiATy people do sot give Qua your pahh
voura viii great respscs- raur = uupopH
Co A, rhirtaonth Heavy ArtiHiqrN
Bermuda Hundred Va
pypc,psl once BHdrsth Bnuss New Xssk Sold alss :,
Ne Union souars, ana by ell drusaissa
hss that n bran 6rsth 10 ON governmsnt stamp
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

roo LATB roR cLAsslFICATIOn.
: oer-pe0u TER HUDSON RfvEn RAILRQAp, .
sole leather canvass covered Trunk, mayhed r B. -
cns end and Pauio 3 the other end. liberal EveH
viii be paid fer ~ recovery By T. n. Watssss Ae ~
Broadway.
n osr-or THURSDAY EVENING, GOING ItO.
he Hsrien Railroad depot r,rsset vahss; was hDes
led With CREST number Of fore railroad marks Ahn
srsi rewrrd ril se pad for hs recovery ~ O. coWmA
lse Bss Tenth street
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
Shs Dem ocrasle state CSnvsD ESQ = /.
10 rHB KpIroR OF TIE HERALD.

~ shs report d the prooesdiugs 6 Abe Democratic
state Convention contained ip this mornings BssAip
might create the impression that both German dsess
sons from sbs city Of New York he'd retired from tbs
.euventcn beg W stass that, the hairmsp Of the
seoEAon Of The 0svma Democratic Union Psrty, the
Only Semsn Democratic organization of the city u New
iurx shch bad always sustained ths general policy "
semoorAtc party 10 tbs state, and - all tmss ana
unoer ~ csreumeianoss rscoGnixsd ke authority u he
pemscrsne ssate Central COMMITTEES, ! distinctly an
nounceo ths Con venscu, behaK OF sid delegation
tnAs me reoft OF TIE committee contested ssas had
beer accppted ~ them perfectly sassfastorv We re
NAMED W ihe convention, participated 10 m procssd
Br, ana Sss 90 behalf OF said delegation moyed
vote ~ thATks Va The committee on resoutes for tbe
Ace and petrosk manner IN when they had DISCHARGED
their suies Ny pubyhiog ths above you vill oblire
Ssv yekg, sApt. lf, lee% JNO. ]. FREEDMAN
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
SHIPPING NE w s.

Day
NRisss.............. AZ O5
SETS. W IL
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

and sitter the I5th day of September 1854 Lia6t Vfn n
exhibited the tgh house recently erected hoqu8
Point The extreme Island Of Ten
The light viii bz fissd White Light varied b. hssD
every three minutes. Il is placed elevation sf SIG
feet the level of iumpes tAe arc al
the horizon Dago Point 70 the souA sn
the Anaga hr orh and shoud be In sleas
weather from distance II IS miles.
The Illuminating apparsusis deprie By lenssA Of The
dsrt order.
ras tower 10 " feet high slightly oonieaI cray color
and Is attached to me seepers dwelling y Stands o.
Moque bermelo Point n. miles W fro@ ADAG0
po'rs and 3s& cables Nv from Rogue Mermejo sleA,
oS . sonnsctsa 10 hone ecrmejo Point by short reel
ana Fogue bermejo Point posus1 the lighthouse
Latitude. 2s rs rs n
LONGITUDE. II Of 0reouWcA.
Sy command OF I,rd 4htps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
Gen. Pope ON Military and Civil
Law.

Gen- Pope has published, from his head
quarters al Milwaukee, an order which is
received with great favor by the friends of
law and oder in Wisconsin. II relates to
the cases of several soldiers. charged " th
murder and other criminal acts, who are
held under the laws Of til State. and who
apply to l,e taken out Of the civil authori-
ties and t.cd by court martha: according to
tie az Of Congress, offences u be ame,a-
bic to the military instead Of the civil pow
CT ten Pope decides as to the viclous
and reprclsnsihle law in question as fol
lows
The above law j. not understood by the
commander Of this department - superceie
the civil law in the eases specified but
simply to give also 70 military courts and
commissions. j 'Tisdietion OF ihat class Of ca
>as, and to have been enacted mainly from
the necessity OF securing proper punish
ment for such oienses in those districts Of
country for any reason the civil courts are
not in operation; or whore thcy fail to eA-
crcisc jurisdiction, are prevented from do
ing SO, OF are in any manner obstructed in
the exercise OF their ordinary functions in
such cases.
r II this vicw is universally taken Of the
law. much trouble will be averse,i and much
lawiessnesS held IL cheek Gen. Pope is
entitled 10 credit for the respec, he has riIi-
iorlnly manifested IN his present depart
meni, icr the chill .aw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
Caution (.

IF the reader osthis A4nofice" cannot get BOX,
Of Pills Ointment from the dug store IN his
p ace let him write to me, encios1n th amount,
and will mail hoxA free IL Ell ,eDsA -A0y
dealers will not keep my medicines On hand be-
cause they cannot make a much pro " - on, 9TH
None are genuine uuless the wos ID HoAO
ray Nep Ycrk and London" are dis cernable -
Water mark IN every leaf Ut the boo Z OF direc-
tons around each box; the same may be plainly
seen by folding tis leaf TO the light. hsnds
some reward sill be given to any one rendering
such information - may lead to the stect,'n Q.
any party or parties counerfeiti~g the H1edicines
or vending the Aanse. Knowing them 70 BE sps
rious. rM##v NrrHA #as
s.~SO1d a ~ msnnfaetosy 81 .Prs6e 49, H0ls
LOGAY, 50 Msi6ea Lane, New Yesk, saS0
reepectshae bru9gisss and Dsslers r -
tlrssghput the United States end the ess.loel
wosi1 tAboxes, - - csaea - es1Asss - si.Aa
each.
- Ths.s = eoaaAarstis ssviag : ss.,Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13

DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUSNESS AND DEBILITY
Dr. Striiisads Toac--We can recon
mend those suffering with Loss Of Ape
;ite Indigestion, OF Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debit y, to use Strickland 5
IoAic. It is vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors. it strengthens tho
whole nervous system; il creates a good
appetite. and IS warranted to cure Dyspep-
sia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at S per
hottie. Prepared by DR.. a. Strickland, 6
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
iulY2o-dA W.T.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13

A RraEpY FOR pmEs-It is blessing TO
the suffering to know that we have an ef-
case Mr. j p Hazarde, Of l64 Cd St,
Cincinnati, O.. takes great pleasure in in
forming all who are suffering with piles that
h. used small quantity Of Dr. Strickland )
Pile kemenv, and ii effected a permanent
cure. This seems to be the case with all
manufactured at No 6 Eas' 4th St, Gu
cinna,i. o.. and sold by all druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13

WASHINGTON, Sept. B.
From information that has been carelAlly
gathered during the past week, there i
every reason fer believing that Gen Nc
Clellan is the soldiers choice for the Presi.
dency. II the vote Of the Army of the Pc.
tomac be fairly taken, without interference
or dictaticn BY higher powers, four fifhs o,
IT WI ! be cast for Gen. Mcclellan. In the
Western armies it is calculated that he will
receive three votes out of every fur The
old soldiers not only believe in him person
ally, but feel that the control Of affairs
should be in the hands OF thorough militia
~ man, such as he. As for the officers.
carry all Of them are for the general though
they have 10 maintain prudent silence
about the matter. All the West Point in
iluencc il being quietly eyer.cd in his favor.
and with the exception Of such as owe their
commissions to their affiliations with aboli-
ton governors and congressman, there is
hardly an officer bu. woald vote for lilm in
preference TO Mr.. Lincoln. This is some
what remarkable in view of the exeItions
that have been made by the administration
10 depose or remove to frontier stations eve
~ officer who was known TO indorse Gene
raj McClel an 5 m.liiary policy.
The rank and file are wearie5 with the
way the war i prosecuted. II is a common
remark among them tia. e the settlement
Of the war was left with them and the rebel
army. they would soon CONE to terms. As
a whole, the soldiers are disposed toward
peace, and would Willingly give generous
terms to the brave enemy. 4 dishon rable
peace thy would spprn in common with the
grea, mass of the people, but they are ready
for peace that viii bring no dscrcdit upon
the nation. Holding these views. they hail
the pr spect OF .levating professed milf
tary man to the Presidency, and will sup
port hIm on the ground that If the war con-
tinucs. he Will be competent to direct il to .
successful issue, and if terms Of peace are
to be agreed upon, he will obtain them more
speedily more satisfactorily than CIV
ilian This they say without any reflection
upon Mr. Lincoln, whose repeated plumbers
in the chanye of commanders has made him
anything but popular in the army.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources Of The d.adhesi maladias Their
effect 10 vitiate all the fluids Of fhe BODY and
to send poisonous stream through all the chan
neis Of circulation Now, what is the operation
# tie pilis. They cleanse the bowels, regulate
the liver, bring the relaxed or irrItated stomach
into . natura! condition. and. actin through the
secreiiye or yans rPpN THE BLOOD ITSELF. change
the state OF tine system from sickness To heAith
bv exercising simultaneous and wholesome ef
feet upon AL is parts and functions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
a Single Bottle W Ill last a mon IN
.-.io be used three times
"a Day.
EpslfInOninD
Testimonial.

From Nos 7hos j. Zurner, b. M.n,jer of ON
gftss, fcom Lfj.s,s it's >pe0I.- n III. Nifs ois
Hoes II N.prs.lsfe,sres, end Ggsfhf atst.r or
T., r. cad Il NJ. II IT, >tstsef IYinei.
fREEpJRr, Oct y, iseo
Dr. h II StRtrE:
Jear Sri reply 70 your notice Of the 18th
lust. ! would say that | was sever, II afflicted
~,fh Catagrl Tor ears. whhn became acpuaint-
al with Won and bought two bottles q. Istsr
Liquid ta'srrh B.m6if Before | al used cpc
bottle ~as seu-lt.y Improved aud before the
second bottle was finished. was completed, cured.
rorDmmeaI the medicine 70 all afflicted with
tafarrh. ltcs 4v vonis Tnos J FrRxEa
sold ia Davenport bv DR. S Higgins
iraA-1EIyfv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
Those Mighty '!ealers, World
known and World Tried, are
a Boon to the Sick.

The want Of sterling medicinal TO met the
Ills and necessities ofthe suffering portion 81 hui
n,anity. and entirely free from mi neral
and other deieterious particles, severely felt
till this all powerful medicine was usl.ered into
the world; HOLLOWAY 5 lsyALrABLE Pits Ia re
become the HOUSEHOLD REMEDY of all na,ions.--
Their attribute Is to PREVENT well as 10 CT gR
they attack the RApfX ROOT OF the com ri amt
aud thus, by removing the hidden cause of dis.
ease re-invigorntc and restore the dropping ener-
gles OF tle rsiein. assisting nature in her task
OF VIAL and FUSoIIoyARl REFoRMA1Iox
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad

Trains run By Chicago time which is twelye MIN
ntes faster than Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 18TH, 1854
Oand until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport follows:
5 IS a. N. for Grinnell and Washington.
81 4. ". freight a accommodation for Grinnell
2ljr.y do do Iowa CITY
and Muscatine
Trans arrive u Davenpoi; IS follows:
80 A. u. freight and accommodation from
Iowa City.
- 2. y. freight and accommodation from
Grinneil and Washington
3. - ?. II. express iioia Grinneli and Muscaiine
Tic > - a IN train gu. Of Davenport. makes
direct connection al Grinneli, Iowa Gity, and at
asLngton, with the Western Stage Cos sta
ge.> for ali points Wes., South West, and North
West
Train from the west connect at Dayenpo-'
with trains the Chicago 4 Rock Island Ek.
all points East, North and South
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions Us to the ds situation o.
sa-gage, also 10 procure tickets before taking
heir seafs in the cars J. T. TRACY Aupt
a. hIKBALL Asst Sup't Is "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
Bilious Maladies, &C., DC.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver, il is
repealed and ext, minated by this searching.
painless and Irresistible curaiives Bilious re-
nttcns. bilious purging, and all the ordinary
disorders Of the organ. indicated by pain in the
right side and between the shoulders. yellovDess
at the whites OF the eyes, weakness and debility
&c. are relieved and removed by the remedy
with celer.ty which astonishes the sufferers and
their friend, Let the SICK whom the faculty
abandoned resort with confidence To this power
full anti bilious agent and restoration TO health
and activity will be the unyarying results.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
JAS. HI. DliMONT.
coppersmith and 6razier
And General j Ohlscr I'm lin,
Copper ~ shcca-srssss

DARTicrLAR ATTENTION PAID TO TIE
manufacture Of heavy Shces-lorn, smoke
.eacks. boiler hreeciin=~. sGrS n.
vssa pans COPPER STILLS. CAPS Anu
WORMS All kinds of house work. Plumbing.
Roofing Cutters, Conductors, Bathing APPARATUS.
pumps. Lead Pipe, etc. furnished TO oider.
Tin Ware CO istarily ON hand, and made
order Repairing promptly attended TO- shop
No. Main St, near Ferry Landing ln-.-dly
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
scorr Corxrr, Iowa, L. S Revenue Stamp
The District Court ! | 10 cents
NOVEMBER TERN.
Gee L. Davenport and Marguerite LeClaire.
exc utor and execntrix OF the estate Of Aatonc
IcClaire deceased, vs.. Willard Barrows and
Ann II Bsrrows. ChGs > Watkins. Jr., ID.
Nhitemore Robert Lyons. John Brindley.
Samuel george. lngo barker Louis A. Mack
lot and Burro VS. 4 Prettyman.
Tothe above named defendants.
NoU AND EACH OF loUARE HEREBY
u notified that there Is now on rile in the office
of the Clerk ef the u strict Coart OF said county
petition Of George L. Davenport and Marguerite
LcClare executor and eSecutrlx OF the estate of
Antoine LeClaire, deceased. claiming the fore
closure oi your equity OF redempt ON in u cert in
mortgage executed by one Alfred H. Owens to
said Antane LeClaire. dated September 2{sh,
1855 conveying the north half o lot No. four 4,
and the north half OF 10, No. five o. in block
No. eighty-six $50, in LeClaire's seventh 9TH
addition 10 the city Of Davenport, male 10 sec -c
the payment al maturity oftwo promisso-y notes
dated February LIST, 1850. each for The sum OF
e35o PAYABLE to the order OF SAID Lecture in ono
and two years respectively FROM the dates thereof
with ten per cent interest, and W ,ich SAID mort
gage has been toreclased against said Owens
and the property sold to sal LeCiaire for the
sum Of $500 and that the title to said real ESTATE
be established md confirmed In plaintiffs, and
thar said defendants aud each Of them b. for
ever barred from setting up any claim, right, title
that unless YOU appear thereto and defend on or
before noon Of the second day Of the next term
Of said District Court, TO be holden the first
Monday Of November, a D, 1854. your default
! sin se entered md he relief prayed for be
Dated September "a, 1854.
PUTNAM ROGERS,
ps-dkwlw Att'ys for PHI ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weak.
ness, DC.

The terrible bodily and mental ranzs which
characterize Dyspepsia are a. once niitigated by
the Pills. Diarrhpa. constipation, headache,
physical psostra.ion, ncrvoustren ors, hot fushe
spasms, affections Of the kidneys. hemorrhoids
Or piles, and. IN fact all internal complaints, from
whatever cause arising, give way before the sal
utary iniluence Of this extrxors inary remedy
As specific for dyspepsia, nd tie disorders
are ALWAYS to be relied on when every other med
icine and mode Of treatment has utterly failed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
Woman in all her Difficulties

Is invited 70 test the regulating and restorative
powers Of this harmless but effective prepare
ton. At the two epoch- Of life in which the fe
male system undergors the most important and
critical changes the Pills will prove posi-
tive safeguard against evil consequences They
also confidently recommended aspecific IN
every disorder 10 which females are exclusively
subject
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
Be it Understood,

That the abnya statements can at all times be
verified by the written testimony extending
through quarter # century Of tens Of thou
sands Of unimIeasiabic witnesses
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
DIR. ID. III. SEELYE & Co.,
Sole PRoPRrrroRs
0ffite--NasoBir Temple. Room No. II.
CHICAGO. ILL.

The symptoms Of tatarrh 50 thew generally
appear are at .rst very slight Persons .nd they
have cd tha, they have frequent attacks and
more sensitive 10 the changes cf temperature
In tbs condition. the may be DRY or slight
di-chaaye. than and acrid. afterwards becoming
thick and aiaf save. IS the disease becomes
chronic the discharges are increased in quantity
sad changed ~ quality they Eow thick and
heavy. and are hawked ceughed of The Sc
cre;Ians arc offensive. causing bad breath the
Voice is timex and nasal the eyes are weak the
sense q smell j. 'essenei Or DESTROYED deafness
Frequently takes place Another common and
iinYorfan; symptom of Cafarr h ia that the per
son j. Obliged ia clear has throat in the morning
a thick or shiny mucous. which has fallen
down FROM the head during the night When
thi- takes place. Inc person NAV be sure hat his
disease j. is way 70 tie lungs and should lose
no tine Ia arre~tng i.
- The abore ar brt FIR of ne mang C1tqrrh