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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-30
Remarkable Cave in Jackson Co.,
Iowa.

The Dubuque Herald gives the follow.
ing Interesting account:
A. Sartwcll, Esq, gentleman we'll
known to many of the citizens Of Dubu
Que, who is now in attendance at the fair,
gives us the description Of remarkable
cave less than two miles from his FEST.
dencc at Iron Hill, aud about six miles
west from the village Of Maquoketa.-
The vicinity of the cave is q heavily tim.
bcred region, between the north and
south forks of the Maquoketa river
The topography of the surrounding coun-
try is uneven and rugged.
The entrance to the cave is a deep
gorge, which, however, is easy of access.
At the mouth Of the cave is an extensive
range of rock-not rocks, for it is one
solid wall, without seam or break, be-
tween hundred and two hundred feet
high, on which not bush or shrub nor
spear of grass, hardly even moss, can be
found. Nature has marked the face OF
this rock very curiously, the veins, and
hues, and shades which intermiugle, be-.
ing very curious indeed.
In tho face Of this rock is the mouth
of the cave, which is entered from the
south. The entrance is about twenty
feet across, eight or ten feet high, and as
perfect an arch as the most careful
architect could have constructed. The
cave extends into the earth about quar-.
ter of a mile, and the arch continues
nearly as perfect the whole distance,
though there are several variations in
the size of the arch. There is no diff
Guilty in persons passing through the en-
tire extent of the cave.
At the mouth Of the cave is large
arched room, capable Of holding two
thousand persons. Above. in the centre
Of the arch, is an opening, clear outiuto
the open air, letting in sufficient light so
that person can see to read. On one
side Of this room a rock extends, eight
or ten feet from the bottom Of the cave,
and this projection is called 1.-The pulpit,
from its resemblance to that portion OF
ecclesiastical architecture. On various
occasions religious meetings have been
held here on the Sabbath, vcritablc
minister officiating from this natural pull
pit.
Near the entrance Of the cave out.
wells spring Of the purcst water, which
runs part Of the way through the cave
disappears under the ground, rcappcars,
and flows out Of the cavern, through q
assure in its rocky side, discharsiug it.
self externally into an enormous gorge,
and ripples on till it cmptics into the
south fork Of the Maquokcta.
The floor of the cave is level, and the
rock forming the arch above solid con.
sequeutly no water trickles through,
and no stalactites or stalagmitcs are
formed upon the ceiling or floor.
Near the door is natural stone
bridge, with a perfect arch, across the
ravine. If it were not for the trees
upon the bridge, teams might pass over
it.
The surrounding scenery is described
to US as being Of the most sublime char.
acter. 1t appears as if, BY some grca,
CONFUSION Of nature, the solid rock had
been rent, the hills split in twain, and
the enormous gorge between filled with
huge masses of the fallen rock.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-30

=" Married couples resemble pair
of shears" says Sidney Smith. " So
Joined that they cannot be separated,
often moving in opposite directions, yet
always Furnishing any ono who comes
between them"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-30
THE JOURNAL.
", Charleston, West W.,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90. 1864.
IN THE MEADOW.

Hero IS the rake where Ileft it
And yonder, down the road,
Isee the oxen plodding along '.
To empty that last great load
Near half An hour 'tvill.take themi -.
Meantim. III rest BIT,
And try il the sun on my forehead
Will quicken my tardy Wit.
1vish knew. You rascal Wind!
Do you reckon it all fair play
To take man when he's down, you coward
And blow his hat away?
Here, Rover! fetch il, old fellow!
Why, how unwilling to go'
Wha, do you see in my face, old dog,
To make you study it SO?
Al, RoIerl when two have lived together
Past friends, so many years,
A pity II words arc needed 10 tell
! " eithsrs troubles and fears.
You know AZ we'll ~ do, now,
That something is going vrongi-
Please God, glimmcr Of light may come
70 Iet me right ere lonsl
The meadow yonder is dotted with cows,
And, just across the lane,
The fields, as for as the eye Gun oeach,
Are yellow with ripsned grain;
While under the hill, on the other side,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-30

4 CoppERuEAD, in assuming to give
Phillip Sheridan's pedigree, said, sneer.
ingly, he:is the son Of old Sheridan,
the play actor" WELL" said by.
stander, heis an honorto his father
for he certainly acts we'll his part. "
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-30

"A Jerseymau was very sick, and
was not expected to recover. His friends
got around his bed, and one Of them says
"John, do you feel willing to die?'
John made an effort to give his views on
the subject, and answered with his feeble
voice. I-think-I'd rather stay
wherein better acquainted"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-30

Enjoyment soon wearies both itself
and US effort never. That man is hap.
Ply who devotcs his life to the cultivation
Of an island, to the discovery Of one
that is lost, or Of the extent Of the
ocean.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-30


RANK OF THE WESl'
Opposite the Steamboat Landing
K.NAWHA C. H., W. VA, -
40 house formerly occupied by the
BANK OF CHARLESTON
,.vc AND SELLS EXCHANGE on all
i the cities, DISCOUNTS rArh''' . ''' N
rOIIcCrIONS Of all CLAIMS 'orW" ,'',,, ~
!, At fair rates, aud RENTS p'0"p'''
Instructed.
pccc,yes Money on Deposit
,.,or ,ef, any reasonable time 1c-
a !, vii, check on NEW i0Rk, CiNIiN
TATI LOUISVILLE, or MAlsF lhh' III
the same.
nuvs and sells UNCUERENr MONEY Of
al the old regular Banks, Northern VI
Southern.
Gives the HIGHEST PRICE for
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS
a. tho Bank has an excellent rnult, all
Dcnosi,s will be- entirely secure from rooperS'
fire, &c.
officers and Soldiers
will find i, 10 ,he;r interest to deposit mere
and trey can remit through tins h"hN 10
hair rricnds in any part of the country, nj
small charges and with pertee' safety
W. J. RAND, President
Jyo. CLAYruoI.. CASHIER.
Oct. %, lSG4.-ly
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-30


In oil the years that arc past;
But boys, from childish words and ways,
Must Haken to men at last.
For now, when the air is oil alive
With battles iron hum,
Each drop Of my blood stirs quick
To meet and answer the booming drum.
Last June, know, when Charley Allen
Came back to US one night
Ost Of the Wilderness, where he fell
In the very front Of the fight;
Though he had the name Of IN idle scamp,
Remembering what we did,
Not one of US oil but thrilled to lay
His hand on the cofin-lid
Three months since; and now there has been
AS l thought there was likely to be,
Another call for soldiers
o.. And why not call for me?
Why not take my part with the rest,
. And fight till the thing is done?
Better that than>to stay on the farm
And fret out my heart alone.
What right have to stand aside
Whom the listed companies pass?
Suppose that snake should twist himself
About me hero in the grass;
Mighty queer it would seem, think,
When raised terrible shout
To see the men go on with their rcaping
And let me fight it outl,
No, could rathcr, if need there be,
Die even us Charley died;
And sleep at last like him in the sun,
Under the green hillside:
The bees would be thick in the honey
OF the blossomcd plum in spring;
And down in the meadows the summer long
The mowers sythes would ring.
It's nothing so hard to lie among
The sights and sounds know,
Covered with clovor, having hsd my chance
At tho snaky fool
Tho President calls for soldiers
To finish up tho tght:- ...
A few would settle It now he thinks
Ies1ikely no IS right. ~:
What! arc they going already?
Smart work with that heavy load
And father hss turned tho oxen again
70 drive,thsm down the road
It's leaving him that troubles me so;
Isaeet It's easily guessed ~ S..|H'
What storm will whistle about me,
III make up my mind 10 enlist!
Well, if.he:csres; for cattle \ -
More,thau' country, musttry - .
To forget it, and only remember r..
He's not q. young as I.
I'm out Of my time, and, after all,
No son Of his, you know:
Il dosen't make him my father
Because I call him so.
xers slive-my own, I mean
needn't 90 alone; -
Long since we'd have marched 10 battle
Together, father and son.
But vol I kner what he'd tell me,
This minute, II he could speak:
No use in beating about the bush
I'll enlist this very week!
HI, Revert I feel like another man
since setting my mind on that
Ard nov perhaps you will help me, Sir,
TO ehaSsu my runaway hat? -.
This is tho team-1 must hurry, see.
Como on;'you lazy Wind!
ithink, I can run Is fast IS you,
with thi, burden % my mind.
a''~s &'s -, g.. -. -Hd,Pr. NH9asine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
TRUSTEES SALE,


NHEREAS, on the Isl day Of July, A. d,
w 1861, Johnson Walker, Of the county Of
Clinton, in the State Of Iowa. executed unto
George s. c. Dow, as trustee, "A certain deed Of
trust conveying to said trustee the land in Clin-
ton county, Iowa, described as follows r.wit -
the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section No. eight in township No. eighty
three SO nurtn Of range No. four east Of the
fifth 5th p. IN. Which said convey ance was
made by the said johnson Walker, for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment ofsix certain prone
issry notes therein sOecIied, and the interest
thereon. sigued by said johnson Walker, dated
the lst day Of July, A. ID. 1851. end payable rs
follows: One Tor <l4,p payable June Isl, 1852,
for go q" pay able January lst, 1888. one for
f-s, A. due January ist, 1854, one for 1880 pay
able JANUARY lst 1865, for SCI, ~ payblr jan
uary lst 1854 for &Gl 50 pay able January lst.
1867. all payable to order Of Macklot Corbin, Al
their office IN the city OF Davenport, Iowa.
And now said three first mentioned notes hav-
ing become due and payable and the said John
son Walker having failed TO pay the same, !,
Geo. =. c. Dow, trustee as aforesaid, do hereby
give this public notice, that BY virtue Of the pow
er which i in me vested b. said deed VI trust, I
will on Monday, the 9Th day of Au uss. A Oa
1854 at the hour Of two o. clock in the afternoon
Of said day, AZ the Court House door in the city Of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale. at public
auction. the parcel Of land above described, or 50
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and
nav the amount Of said note with the interest
thereon 70 the day Of sale. together with NIL the
costs and expenses attending said SALE costs has
notice and tSuAee's teeA
Dsted The 18th Of July, 1874.
nsvsedss OEORdE s. G. DOW, .Trss>ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
TRUSTEES SALE


WHEREAS, on tie 10th day OF September,
w A. y. lsls Mariila French ana Enos
French of Scott County, Iowa. executed unto
james 4. Buchanan as trustee, certain deed Of
trust conveying ~ said trustee The land in Scott
caun,v. Iowa. described as follows to-wit: The
southwest quarter of the northwest quart r
o. section number eleven 40 in township
number seventy mine 49,, north Of range
No five s. east of the 9Th r. NJ which said
conveyance made bv the said MerilIa French
and Eno> French Tor the purpose of securing the
payment Of two certain pronissory notes and
the interest thereon, signed by ssid Mariia and
Encs French. dated the inth dav Of September
A. d.. ISIS. and both payable one year after
date, for tue sum OF FIVE hundred and scy.
en:y i've dollars sos, to the order of Samuel
;. isnbhins. and nnr for inc SUM of fnrtv-hve
ISio dollars to the order of A. ". Church, with
interest after maturity at the rate of ten per cent
per annim.
And now said notes having become due and pay
aoie, and the said Marlla French and Enus French
having failed 10 pay the same. and the said James
A. buchanan ha:ing refused to act Us such trus-
ice, aid the Acting Judge OF the County Court OF
Scott county. Iowa, the Hon. RUFUS Linderman,
having appointed the undersigned. George s. e.
Dow, TO act AS trustee. now therefore |. George
>. 4. DOW, trustee by appointment as
aforesaid. do hereby give this public notice,
that by virtue of the power which is in me vested
by said deed Of trust, and the appointment
above named, will on Monday, the I'D day
w AueuSt a. ~, 1914. M the hour of nine
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF said day, at the Court
House door. In the city of Davenport expose and
oer for sae. Tor cash, ut public auction, the par
Gel OF land above described. or so much thereof
o. shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount
OF said notes with the interest thereon to the day
OF sale, together with Ill the costs and expenses
attending said sale. costs Of this notice snd trus.
tees fees.
Dated this 2Sth day of July. D. l7sA
GEORGE s. c. DOW, Trustee.
By appointment of Acting County Judge
Scott County, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

great Ctntras Route to Nsr YorA, New Lhylan
and the Caaadds.

9reaf Ctatras Hogte to Nsr York, New Highland
aud the Caaddds.
I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY
18th. 1864, trains will leave the Greet Gen.
trail Union Depot foot Of Lake street, as follows
$50 a. M, Sundays excepted Arrive in Detroit
6:3op. M; Toronto, 4:45 p M; Suspension
bridge. A:65 .. m: Buffalo, 500 p. M; Albany,
S:l5 3. M; New York. 9:so p. M; Boston, H. o5
zoo .. m. Saturday excepted. Arrive in De-
troit, 500 Q. M; Toronto, 4A5 p. M; Suspension
Hridee. AS D. M; Buffalo, 500 p. M; Albany
I:l5 New York, il:s0 = M; Boston, 4:vv pm.
io:Oo p. m, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit, 1000 p M; Toronto, s:o5 p IN. /;
Suspension Bridge, s:lo p. m; Albany, s:4o n.
n; New York, s:45 p. m; Boston 500 p IN.
CINC NATI TRAIN
tvia. Michigan Central R. r.
Lesyc Chicago 1t $50 a. M, Mail Train; 500
Fast Express The 500 p. m. tram leaving
Chicago runs through to Cincinnati without
change Of cars or baggage. .sSA
Tutten 3 Patent veufiIating and Warming APP
Ars4us on Ill Cars Of this Company: An elegant
Umoksss' Car, with Euchfe Tables. has lately been
adAsd to ny trains. Patent sleeping cars ON
oiHht trainA BaGeage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for eale It ail principal Rail
eoad Of3ces in the West, u the General Office,
surncr Of Lake and DearbOn atreeeA under the
Fremont House., Chicago, ard p ths depot
&c. xExsmo'a'sisSs 3 49, ~ S:.'.s n'e s...
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
NgExors.Ess AND DEBILITY.

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AxD DEBIIIrY.-
Ir. .Strickiaads Toaic.-Wc can recon
icnd those suffering with Loss Of Ape
tltc, Indigestion. or dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Dcbi.i y, TO use Strickland 5
Tonic. II Is vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors; it strengthens the
whole nervous system: it creates a good
appetite. and is warranted to cure Dyspep-
sia aud Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at 81 per
bottle Prepared by Dr. A. Strickland. G
last Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
juiy20-d do wifi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

Hanslbsl : St Jsseph Aailrest

AID STEAM PACKET LINES on IN.
- Niseoofi Qsee: Ne ness pfsstieabls res
70 H. 0eaa No. ~ ldaoo, nf6neek Cley. N
CALIFORNIA; Daiiy Overland stages lton Assh.
con 70 shove pointa All raif ~ b. JU1cpA. ~.
Gibson. Lstsn and Westes. The llsily Rask (
Emile. runs from Weston to Lesvenwof1h. tsegae
miles, and Kansas City, forty 1ilss.) -,
connections from l.esve6worth and Kansae C}fS
. Lawrence. Topeka. =. Riley, ~ Ssssa, 81
Fee. -
Tri-wsekly Psakess. --5As sls6suspa SGss6e
erado, Denver, J. 3. Lazy. Wei Wind -
Majors Torn . Tri- Weekly Lias auen q -
% Nehseska City, Council 8laA - 09ok1sE
Alsc Daily Stages from s.. Jossph te1bevetol1on
Miners With tsaas asd !a1rip 0n1sto1 = 1SS
ssrns ts.in ~ peekst v ~ 6bssss1aG1nep1i11S
end arrive Aeak ~ ths rlql Wy. I, ~
llissieailpl Rivse ~ ~ nlk ~
- {; -: e. :. . - :; .
tkai1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

RE,rDY FOR PII.Es 1T is a blessing TO
the suffering to know that We have an cf-
fcctual cure for this truly troublesome dis
ease Mr. J. r. IIazaric, of 1874 2d ST.
Cincinnati, o.. take, great pleasure in in.
forming all who arc suffering with piles tina;
he used small quantity Of DR. Strickiands
Bile Remcny, and it effected a permanent
cure. This seems to be the case with all
manufactured at No q East 18th St, Gu
cinnati, D., and sold by all druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
4 Single BOTTLE " III last u month
Ito be used three times
"a Day.
nSpnn <1,so

From Hoa. 7nos. !. f0rner. EJ- .k,snber # Con-
gress. from Atia1se, lat Sp.ak.r u II. Mino,s
Inns u R.gr,.atahsss, mi Grand -Kas,es. or
A., t. md 4. II IF III .>tafset Minots.
FEEEPoa1, Oct. 2l 1862
Dn. u. II SnnLrE:
mar .su-Iu reply 20 your notice of the 18th
lust, would say that ] severely afflicted
with caiarrh for wears. within became acuaaint-
I'd with you and bought two bottles II your
Liquid tatarrh ke.nedg Before / had used one
bottle was -en,ilif improved aud before the
rcoonn bottle was finished. was completely cured
recommend the medicine to all afflicted with
Iatarrh. kcs'lv yours. THos TURNER
Sold III Davenport by DR. W S Higgins.
iy2n-d6wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
JAS. II. DIj ylONT.
coppovsmith and Brazter
And General JolslDer I'm Tin.

copper Il Shcct.sr0n.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE
/ manufacture heavy Shectiorn smoke
3lucks. boiler brcechings. soraga..
nm puas COPPER Stills. CAPS ANO
WORMS All kinds Of huusc york, fia'n0,ns
nootng. Cutters. Conductors, Bathing APPARATUS.
Pumps Lead Pipe etc. furnished to order.
Tin Ware CO Instantly on hand and made
o order Repairing promptly attended to. Shop
No. 3 Main ST., near Ferry Landing inas -diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
ssGrc0t American Remedv.,s
DR. HARvEY'S
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four months Of pregnancy, though safe at any
other time. as miscarriage would be the result.
Each box contains 10 pills. Price 81.
Dr. Harvey's Treaties ~ niss.sos of Females,
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and alphabetically the ladies private medical ad-
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The pills and BOOK will be sent by mail. and
coniidenially, when desired securely sealed, and
prepared on receipt of money by
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

The Dubuque Times says it ''desircs to
employ IN the 7imes office talking editor. "
we should think il was time that some kind
OF an editor was wanted in that concern
Judging from the "grunts" which appear
IN that paper, We should think il was now
edited BY hog. A talking editor. II no
better than the general run Of Abolitionists,
won't improve the matter much. -kuscatine
Courier.
Got him that time. judge
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
Got him that time, Judge.

guerrilla named Kesterman, was pub
Iickiy shot at Paducah, on 9th, by order of
: coart-martial approved by Gen. Pain.
Several others, taken at the same time, will
be similarly punished within the few days
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

\ little daughter Of Mrs Maxwell, Of
tape Elizabeth, Mass. was gullotincd on
Sunday by a window falling on her neck,
nearly sevcring her head from her shout
ders
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

4 contract for furnishing government
eight thousand tons of hay at Fort Leaycn-
worth, was let to Henry Still, al s23 "a per
ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
From II. NJ. Sanborn, Teacher Of Music and
President Of Handel Society in Dartmouth Col
OARTMOITTU cOIIECI

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE,
CESTLEvES-The American Organ purchased
lyon. though very pleasing in tone from the
first has become more and more q fa.ori,e instru-
men; with my musical acqnaiusances well as
with myself. The case OF the action and the ra-
pidity with which light music can b. executed
upon it surprised me, while for sacred Or solemn
harmony liz fitness is unquestioned take great
pleasure in adding my testimony to its real worth
Very truly, yours, II. II. SAEBORN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
Consumption can be Curet, .

The advertiser, physician Of 80 years expert
ence, In the treatment Of Lung Diseases, Bron-
chitis asthma, &C., but aow retired from the prac-
difzusing Information inv aluabie u the suffarinr
hnmsnity, and which has cured thousands.
The same medicine will do for all He viii eend
Prescription, With full directions for usc. adapt.
ed to each particular case, and win surely effect
cure. Try tit will cost you nothine-s stsmp
required for postage. Address,
8. LOWE, n. o., Box sOsS, New York City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
.N'esC .As.s1eae OV,WtcIteo,

-ARRANDALE CO., Importers, l67 Broadway
Neg York, went Agents IN every county and evefl
= itches. Unusually liberal terms ars oGbred y
agsoaA oond e. a6s1nlae. 0v11-aom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
GEO. T. WILEY.
SpRIVCFITT1D Mas

From Thos, Chnbbu'L.. 0rsanist and Director Of
Music Of ~" ..r,t Baptist Church, Springfield,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

The symptoms Of Caiarrh as they generally
appear are at first very slight, Persons lind fiey
haze cold. that they have frequent attacks and
are more sensitive 10 the changes OF Temperature
In th.- condition, tie lnas be dry or slight
discharse Thin and acrid afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. A. the disease becomes
chronic tie discharges "a increased in quantity
and chan red in quality they now thick and
.eavs. aud arr hawAej or conghed oh The Sc
cretiDns are offensive. causing bad breath the
vote j. .li.cs and nasal the eyes are weak the
sens Of smell is .esseaed or destroye ed deafness
frequently ,ases place Another common aud
important symptom oil Cata-Ih is. that the per-
son is Obliged 20 clear hi, throat in the morning
a. a thick or s,ilnv mucous. which has fallen
down from :he h. al during the night. When
this take place, the person may be sure tf,a. his
di'ess- is lis way 10 the lungs aaG s.. oud lose
no time in arrestin. it.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

CENTlkNgS-Hayingh had "ppos tuaities for test
ing the qualities of your different styles Of Amc-
rican Organs in contrast with those OF other ma
kers, do no. hesitate 10 say that ] find in them
superiority, both IN exquisite purity smoothness
aud volume OF tone, in delicate and pleasant touch
and prompt response in rapid playing. can
chccrtully recommend them 70 any person who
li..y wish TO own or play upon such IA instrument
nearest perfection. Respectfully yours,
TiOS. CilUBDCCK