Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

lowish, extremely frequent, and continues 10 be =
marked featute Of the dlfesse, And aouree'ol
much danger and the kreAtest AnnoyAaee. After
more or less time, II becomes purulsnt, highly OF.
fensive, and assumes an extremely fetd odor. II
Il usually % profuse as 70 require, whsn confined
10 the nose the frequent appiIoation of the hand.
kershl,i or if n drops iihio the throat which is
more 1Attioulafly the case while the body IL In =
horizontal position, constant expeetoratIon, and
sometimes both. ''t'''
sisep 70 freqasntly diaturbsd by q sensation OF
shoking, saused ~ the preaensa Of the discharge
In the throat. Owing 10 The heat IN the head, the
watery portion Of the dseharEe often evaporates,
and assuming condition Of solidity, Is deposited
iupoa the msmbrnns eth nose anduppsr part ol
Jumps. Tie as.un d Abb d these incFuStations
produces feeling Of dEoomfort, and narrows the
nasal pafaages DO An TO babarrAss respiration.
Therefore, frequent efforts have 10 be made to re.
noys then, either BY forcbIy blowing the nose, or
By persisfent haRklnE-s practice as dissgreeable
TO tie enc hhssted AZ II IA TO those around him.
After the removal, thHt side of the inerustatlon
which adhered 70 the raasoak1 mshbfhno will
someiimen Be Isupd bloody, aet which explains
the force required for its dislodeement During
sleep these sineruutstiout more rapidly,
and the feeling IL thefef r. mort Uncomfortable IN
the merhlng someiimes All eiflrts 70 clear the
throat are futile until after breakfast or after
somsthlnE warn 10 swAllowed.
sohs patients state that they arc not successful
until thsy have swallow edsoms whisky or brandy.
The disoharge, which IL At nrnt without amell As.
suncs the progress Of the complaint an exeCA
slVety fetid color the breath pSftieipAtea In this
and beeemel oeqAalon.lly 40 Ieyolhngly offensive
A. to render the object Of dsgust TO him
selfas well hstoothers iUicefstion ( the mucous
membfans Of the nose takeb place frequently,
sometimes even attacking tie bones, Fhen small
PArtisles Of that substance will occasionally ba
found mixed Win the discharge Tho aseumuls.
tsn Of the dllahArEe, toSether With the thiskensd
condition ofthe nuoous membrane, renders respi.
ration through the s,nssal passages Vosy difficult,
and oiientlnes inpos ibie, necei1itatiHs respira.
tlon principally through the mnuth--a method
lssry aeleterious 10 the general health, but more
particularly 30 10 the lungs, will be shown here.
after The unpleasant noise produced during
sissp, kHorn A snoring, ofiEinatcs rom the same
cause. - .rf55T;sl .rga#stf y 2. .I.frIu
: oThsSoise loses lts musical quality ana assume.
6 diseordAut, harsh, and nasal character the
sense Of smell bseoaes much ImpAiredor or entirely
lost, and the ssne effect, though less frequent 10
produced on the benss Of taste. Occasionally,
while blowing the noae, s cracking or bubbliny
sound Will DO heard In the ear, And he ring will be
found qalts thisk And stepped up, but returns
suddsnly with sonsthinE like spappIng sound
This phenenenon 70 usually repeated until, at ols
nsntly injured. Noises In the head Of every cou
ssivAbls desOript ption will make their appearance
ard add to the distress ofths sufferer, and hearing
may bo Lost gradually that eohIidsrAbls degree
ofdsAfnesE may exist before the person is really
aware Of tbs faet. The syss are apt TO become
weak Irritable, and disposed to water on exposure
to cold and wind, or after tho slightest exertion
paia more or less acute, or q distressing feel.
Ing Of prsssuret % experienced over the eyes and
sometimes on the top or back Of the head, and also
pain in the face, closely resembling neuralgia for
which u is very often mistaken.s The distresI in
the heaiweAtsns the memory and produces irrI.
liability and moroiencss OF di,poSition. The stom.
seh Esnsrally suffers more or less; is weak anir.
fifableI the appetite IL saprsious, and 10 nearly
always bad In the morninE. 10 severe cases the
system becomes feeble and prostrated, and there
10 an aversion or inability TO- either physical OF
mental s1ertion.. ...0 .Hr-.r. sr.T
Not unfrequently eatarrh proves fatal, either br
debilitatng the system and wearing out the ps.
ment ,h Or by travelling downward and producing
ifon. IL may be safely asserted that after hered.
tarY rYpredi.position, cat.Trh I. the most frequent
and important cause ofthis fatal complaint
!. u. - b ..r-.4. g. .. and. r .r.
q DH, LoHTIILL -esn be consulted at the EBBII
HOUSE, Warrington, from Monday morning, Feb
rusry Asth, until Saturday evening, March 5th, OIL
CatarrA, Deafness and all diseases OF ear, throat
and air passages. febIs-eosw
II Peoples sTelesraph.-NeW First Glass
Lies, direct 10 NEW YORK. BOSTON, and all
Important points. Washington Oficea; REPUB-
LIcAN BuILDING, bli Ninth street, (weGt side,
md cornsr renn1ylvAAIA Avenue and sixth street
u under S'ti''Al Hoisl' cuisfysS novr,
febiS1tf Manager Washington District.
III The wonasn's Relief Association
Mill hold their next weekly meetinG AZ the rcsi.
denee o., Mrs. Dr. RuEgles, 4te Twelfth street, on
'uhVAsDAf, Feb 18th, at y. m. Ladies' feeling
an iptefsGt In the Society are earnestly 10
bepIfasat, .r. III -I-'-''
tea y - @ EMILY RCGGLEs, seo'y.
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