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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-24

~The Provost Marshal General has
issued orders thai in localities where the
quotas were not full by the 18th, prepar-
alions be made Tor draft. ....
When ready for draft it will take place
at once. Ia the meantime recruiting can
60 on. This has been the usual pro.
ceeding. ........ ....
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-24

The Old Capitol Prison at Washing.
ton has been cleared of its innocent in t.
mates. Hereafter written order from
the Secretary Of War is TO be the pre-.
requisite for committal. thus putting an
end 10 che syranny Of detectives.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-24

Slavery and Rebellion, thoy must also give
up all tho pet crimes and vices tha, belong
to them. What better timo than the
presen. to teach this salu,ary lesson ?
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-24
EF-The board of officers TO inves,i

EEThe board of officers to inves,i.
gate the cause OF the magazine explosion
at Fort Fisher report that it was the result
of carelessness on the part of some one
unknown. ltappears that, after the cap
lure, General Ames gave orders 10 Lieu
tenant Colonel Zeet to place guards on all
the magazines and bomb. proofs. He
placed guards on 81 entrances, but the
main magazine, which was in the rear,
and which was the one that exploded
escaped his notice. Soldiers, sailors and
marines were running about with lights
in the fort and bomb. proofs. and discharg
ing fire arms. Some Of these men were
intoxicated, and were seen TO enter the
main magazine with lights.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-24

Major Gsneral Halleck, Chiefof Staff:
GENERAL-The city OF Charleston, and
all its Geiences. with abont goo pieces oI
good artillery. and supply Of fine am.
mun,,ion. came into our possession this
morning. The enemy commenced evac.
ualing the city last night. apd Major Mac
beth surrendered the city to the troops oi
General acknowledging at 9 O'Clock, ibis
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-24

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08
THE NAVY.
NAVAL COURT or INQUIRY.

NAVAL COURT or INQUIRY.
naval court Of inquiry will convene u the Brooklyn
Navy Yard on the 10th inst hear and determine such
cases as may Do brought before it, Commodore J. s.
FOR rHE BRAZIL SQUADRON.
The supply bark Onward will sail for Rio Janero on
the 18th inst Tho sIoopof.war Brooklyn will sail for
the same destination about the nth inst.
SAILING OF THE MEMPHIS.
Tne United States supply steamer Memphis, Com
mander Edward Conroy, OF the Gulf squadron, sailed
yesterday for Key West and other naval stations in tho
Gulf The Memphis takes the place Of the Union which
n 20 90 soc a. auction The following List OF the
Acting Vossmtesr Leassnans CO~mandsr- Edward Con-
Acting Kdssr-Levi Crowe,l
Acting Ens0wsL Charles NJ Hicks, c. r. Armstrong,
Robert h. Carey 8. A. Cove, W. G. Pratt
M0ees~ohn Tenney, y. A. Gooding, William White.
Acting Asia0sk SvveeoW-Geo B. Higginbotham.
1ciing Asrstont Poymastsr- Gilbert A. Robertson.
AM0'msevs-Acting First Assistant Edward l. Thorpe;
Acting second Assistants, Abraham Brown, Charles W.
Citt; Acting Third Assistants, John n Newman, D. A.
Noonsn, + A Wade, Lucus Harlon-
Cdpe0tns CJrk-Edward G. Tnyl0r
kuymosea'S CIeyk-Henry p. Antes
THE IRoN-0LAD xIANToNokAH.
The double turreted ronclad ansononah sailed yes
tsrday on her sea trial trip escorted BY the United States
gunboat Boxer Lieutenant Commander II. h. Gorringe
she WITH proceed first to Fortress Monroe and every
% Ben and cavn unsd
states Navy. accompanied the Miantonomah down the
bay where they left her to to this city She
seaming eight knots per hour. IL Is confidently ex-
pected that she will steam between nine and ten knots
when her machinery has boon sufficiently tried.
FRIENDLY VISIT.
Admiral Bell made friendly visit and paid his re-
spects to Secretary Seward yesterday at the residence
NJ Blatchford in this city, The Admiral invited the
Secretary TO visit the Navy Yard
THE ALGONQUIN VS.. wIN0OsKI.
The next trial between tho doubleend gunboats Agon
qun and winooski will take place in about ten days. It
Will BE- sea trial Of distance OF two hundred miles and
upwards The affair has been delayed beyond the time II
was first expected owing to the fact that the Algon
gum was very much damaged by the excessive steam
carried on the boilers during the late trial Both vessels
have supply OF coal for the trip The Algonquin is
being caulkcd and otherwise got in readiness
DETACHED.
Lieutenant Commander Norton, executive officer or
the sloop OF war Brooklyn, has been detached.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08
The CaSe or tEJ Prussisa BARK iSSSlSS
Vicherts.
UNITED STATES C0nhIssiosER's 0vvIOB.

vioherts.
UNiTDD STATES COMMISSIONERS 0HvI0B.
Before Commissioner Newton.
TIE Unised Safa vs Charles Herrsknd This wss
resumed yesterday morning before Commissioner Nov.
ton Baron Guido Won 0rsiow was in attendance rsSCG
senting the Prussian g0verument
George G. MITCHELL witness on behalf Of the prosscu
ton, testified that he was engaged in the business u
shipping At No 70 South street and that he W.
acquainted with Hernkind for two three years. thas
Hsrnkind sometimes brings men 70 his once 70 b
shipped when the advance money u paid 70 HernkndG
that Hsrnkind shipped the 10th Of Septsn-
ber, but the only way he he witneas) knew OF man
his book his nans was Horn, he thought tho msa
shipped board o. Ire brig Gilmore Meredith, and
away the morning Of the 10th.
On examination the witness testified that he al
not think he present on either tho 18th loth Of
wnsn ss sn Any Rr man nos -
his life that he had personal knowledge whatever o.
this subject aside from what be had been told seea
Bernard r. Derks clerk or the Last witness testified
that he knew Henkind for about three years that his
business ship sssmen, and 70 that they ef 10
the ships for which they shipped; that Hcrnkiad
shpped several men within che past few days through
18th or s0th * september; hat he (ths wnsss) 90
man in Hcrnkinds house. who was shipped on The
brig Gilmore Meredith; but he could not oxacsy tsa
what the mans name was, except that n WAS either
Captain wilder being recalled, testified that he IN.
shcd dischargny his vessel about tho 2fse I'D Of
September
Eibe Hay testified tia he once ON board tho Prus-
alan bark Louise vchcrts IN the evening; he did ~
know where those deserters concealed but had .
suspicion Of II
Charles Mckay, being recalled testified that Hernkiad
had told him he had shipped man through MtohoN,
40 South street, and one or two men, no not posi-
tive which, through named Hacger. a
Rector and West streets and another at oIioe
which tho witness thought Hernkind stated al the
corner of Washington and West streets
Mr.. Lapaugh stated that he had subpGnaed witneas
named Frederick u.
tMr Iapaughl moved for attachment against him,
which was issued by the Commissioner, and made 70
trrnah'c the 9th instant, to which timc the
further hearing OF the case was adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08
bishop Eassburn ana Bl.hop Potter,
PASTORAL.

To fBE Epr0R or TIE CHRISTIAN WITNESS
REvKRgEp DEAR Srp--Many inquiries have been
addressed 70 the 10 reference 10 the following statement
In the Christian TINES
GA report haa been circulation Tor acme time past 10
the eject that Bishop Eastburn had written etter to
Bishop Potter endorsing The Pastoral We are happy ~
be able 70 contradict this report which ~ wholly an W
vcnton"
therefore AJAX place in your columns 10 cay thu,
Aefsso uka40D P0Ltcrs Pastoral had roached mo had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08
Presentation to Captain Bird. OF the
seventh Regiment, Of an Elegant Te.si-

The splendidy lifted up rooms OF the Sixth company.
Seventh regiment, National Guard was on Tuesday
evening last the scene OF very pleasant reunion
After the usual routine Of business bad been con-
cluded Mr.. Henry IL Morange, in behalf of the mem
bers Of the company, presented to Captain Bird. in
very feeling and eloquent address, cnqrossed set q
complimentary resolutions most srtiscally executed
and set massive frame neatly ornamcnted. Tho
Captain responded in very happy speech.
The company then adjourned to the adjoining driii
room, whore the flowing bowl and the ciccteras were
spread Speeches made by Captains Bird and Ford,
Morange, Wake Haws, Lieutenant Jaudon and others,
and songs enycncd the time a late hour The
mttee consisting OF Messrs Wake Caldwell and Morange
deserve credit for the handsome manner ia which tho
testimonial got up.
The regiment is recruiting rapidly and proud Of tts
famo, intends exert tsef 70 maintain IT. Drills have
commenced and will continue during the winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

yCinc,nnsti telegram t0ct ~ 70 the Chicago Timee1
fhsre was much excitement In Newport yesterday
aver the arrest Of Rev. l. D. Huston: This morpng
marty Of prominent gentlemen called upon Lieutenant
6ensrs ali the facts OF tho church difficulty which cul.
minated in the arrest Of Dr. Huston General Grant i'm
6rcctInr the unconditional release Of the distinguished
diyine Subsequent 10 this action by General Grant,
Rev George Mslcy, an ohacquaintance OF the General
3 brief interview Of a social character, Father Maley
Inquired ,,,.s,
General, what can you do for Dr. Hustonr "
Aona release II " time that military arrests and mill
tary comma sions were at end We are now peace
and NJ any citizen commits any political onence bs
should be- taken before tho civil courts and there tried
Tor his crime.
Father Maley congratulated General Grant 90 " =.
taken aud the interview epdeS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08
Police Intelligence.
EXAMINATION or ALLE9ED RECEIvERs or STOLEN
GOODS.

ExAMINATTON OF ALLEBED RECEIyERB OF STOLEN
GOODS.
Tho examination Of Mcssrs Borthoiic Isaacson rnes
chants doing business at 90 Nassau street. who
rested some weeks suspicion OF receiving largo
amount OF goods alleged To have been stolen by James
Wright late q clerk in the employ OF MI Frederick
ooss Of "A Mnidcn lane. took place before Justice Mans
Geld Of the Essex Market Police Court.
Mr. Booss being called to the stand testified that the
aefendants hsd been IN hs employ In years past He
had missed goods from hB store between tho 9th OF
October 1894 and the 18th Of April 1885, to the amount
Of over $4,000 portion OF The articles stolen
found the possession Of Borhoc at bis residence 40
Henry street. and others In defendants store 90 Nassau
street Bortholic admitted to the witness that
be had, previous 10 Christmas last, bought
from Wright $4,000 worth Of furs, silks and tas-
sells, the property OF Mr.. Booss, for which he paid
him Isaacson also admitted TO the witness that the
goods found had been stolen from him r Booss Isaac
also stated that he had taken the books OF the Arm
TO STEMS 81 Broad street. where they were subsequently
found Mr. Stein said tho books had been left with him
for the purpose OF balancing Taacson also admitted
the witness that he and Bortholc had ripped the lining
from the urs and other goods and shipped them 10 Sau
gccs from which place they had been returned 10 this
city nj various times and sold TO parties Ia New York
Az this time they he defendanis had In thor possession
goods which had been given them by the witness 10 make
up On asking Isaacson from whom the goods had been
bought ho said he did not dare 10 toll This the
Seventeenth precinct station house. 1saacson said that
he had often thought OF going around 70 the Witness,
confess all and ask forgiveness but that no had not the
heart 10 do IT, Frederick Stein, OF ~ Powers street.
Brooklyn and other witnesses were examined, but tho
i case cOnr'udfd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

Sr LOUIS Oct. Y 1895.
portion OF the Western Foundry, on tho corner OF
Flora and Main Streets belonging 70 Marshall Kill
patrick, was burned YESTERDAY ross $4,000 which Is
insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08
Rhode Island Horse Fair.

PROVIDENCE, Oct Z, 1855.
The Rhode Island National Horse Fair takes place next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday In this city large
number Of entries havs been made and l, promises
be one OF the most successful ever held In this State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08
Died.

SnrH I'm Brooklyn, on Saturday, October :, BENZ &
SMITH Jr aged as years
The relatives and friends invited to attend the fune
raj, Monday afternoon Al half past two clock from
the Presbyterian church. Jamaica, l.. l.
TF5r Other Deaths See Second Fugsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

GRAPE CULrURE.--Therc arc 900 tho shores
and islands Of Lake Erie devoted 20 the culture OF tho
grape. The Catawba. Isabella Delaware and Concord
the principal varieties This years crop on 800 Il
The 900 will 900 pounds % tho acre.
making it one OF the most profitable crops raised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08
The National Gimme.

The Crolius and Tompkins Social Base Ball Clubs
played a spirited match at East New York Tuesday
last. The following is thu score
1n0I faftrfrt s.1.rrru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

A.-The Finest OvcrcOats Ever Seen "a
this country ready for sale.
/. " BR0KAW, 81 Lafayette place. and
Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Unioa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08
The Late Jewish restfval-Notsee or q
Congregatio Omitted.

In your several notices concerning Jewish congrcga.
ton during the late holidays reference has never boon
made to the congregation which have the honor 10
preside injustice Is thereby done TO the reverend gen
teman whose efforts have been OF such effect and Who
by his religious assemblies his real and eoquenco
drawn such numbers to place Of worship The gen
tcman referred TO IL Dr. IL NJ Bicn, favorably known
as the editor or the Progress You will oblige vide
circle OF friends by making the omends honorable.
HENRY ECKSTINE,
President CONGREGATION ShaarH Hashomoim.
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All Lottery Prizes Cashed.-Drawings.
j. r CLAYTON 10 wall street
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All Prizes Cashcd In Legal Lotteries.-
). CLUTE Broker, ITO broadway
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A.-BOys' and Childrcns
GARiBAI.DI. cuTAwAY AND zouAyE SUITS.
by the thousands, it reasonable prices
I.y. BROKAw, o. Lnyafette place. and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

The immense and universal demand for tho fragrant
SOZODONT marvel IN the annals NJ dentistry. II eH
Deeds that Of all other dentfrices combined Neither acd
from the stomach, other corresponding element
generated by indigestion affect set " teeth regularly
purified by This fragrant vegetable anseptc aud
The Talisman OF Fashion, tho FavOrite
Of beauty the pet luxury Of dressing room and bcu
DOR Cnnst thou guess what 1t ia readerf Aha wo0
guessed, Thou art right; Il ia PHAI0N'S NIGHT BL0OM-
ING CEREUS, Of perfumes "the chief among ten thou
sand" Sold everywhere
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n Remedy.
and remedy for all diseases OF the stomach
and digestive organs IN HODFLAND'S GERMAN BIrTER0.
They fall In Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Nervous
Debility. The OF bottle two will work wonderA
Try,hem For sale by all druggists. They not run
drink. II. 7. HELMBOLD.
Druggist, 59f Broadway. n. r., Agent.
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DIR. l.. Nsc0lt, lOs Bleeekcr Street.
Radical cure Of the Falling Womb asd every other "a
male complaint Promp aud sure cure q oil diseases with
out mercury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

Tennessee Methodist Conference.
nashville, Tenn, Oct T. 1855.
The Tennessee Methodist Conference is still session
al EdgcGclI Many eminent divincs in attendance.
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Crutc Patent EiastS0
Clutches the greatest mprovemsniof the age, for sale .
G0,s Broadway
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Gouraud's Poudrc subtitle UProots Hair
from forshesd part Of the body, warrencd A
his depot ass Broadway, and druggsts'.
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Balche's Mamdolfne for the HaiS.-61mes
aiieration Il. composition defy all competoa
For sale by druggists
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A.-Marsh's Truss Once, 541 Broad wa "
Shoulder Braces, silk Elastic Abdominal Belts six Elastic
Stocaings az. A lady attendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

Malabatre-sea Sickness, sen sickness.
rnfsble preventive and cure Certificates Surgeon rano
all s.esn.hp COMPANY, trcuInSq ohsgtsA aud oshsr~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

Chevalierss Life nOr the Hai8 Restores
gray hair original color stops It's falling GU. keep. the
head ean stands above comparison with other hsir
dressing Sold the drug stores and nj oflce III
Broadway SARAH A. CHEVALIEk. n. d
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second Hand ssrss Cor sale Cheap rs<
cash 81 No 100 Maiden lane -.
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A Man IL Not Equipped ms Gentiemaa
ought has placed upon his head the handso
HAT that artistic skill produce. lie will Gnd tbs
same at GENINs, 53 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

Trusses.-Msrsh u Co.'s ola Gstab1ishsa
Radical Cure Truss oce stu at No tcsey street LsdS
d.nt
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Tho Best In tAs
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only Pc
feet Dye Also Regenerating Extract OF MleHurs Pre-
aud the hair 81 Barclay street. New Yo
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Chapman's Nervous Antidote-For In.
digestion, Paipiison HystcriA and Nervous Debility rcs
saio at the depot <O6 Sixth
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Howe Sewing Machine Co.-EliAs Howe.
Jr, Prsaadsut 62s Broadway. Agents wanted
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Immense Prices PAID for Ola BOOKS
100 Books on hand, for sale cheap
Wv" LE0GAT BRoTiKRs. lis Nassau slrees.
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LO1HE. DIR. stAnssr's Iodine w.s".
Cures scrofula. Csncsss. Cheers. Rheumatism. 40.
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Fall s.d winter styles OF Drss. Hats
go Broadway and iA Fulton ssrsss
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wheeler n wilson's Lock stitch scw-
pg Machine aud Button Hole Machine. Gas Brosdway
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A.-POllnk 4 Son, Meersehaum MANN.
facturers Broadway Fourth srec-Ppes and ca
Holders NJ wholesale aud RETAIL cut 10 order mounto1
W silver repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

boots and Sh0es.-Richmond IL Now
prepared manufacture 20 MEASURE superior quality az
Boots Shoes CATERS and Slippers Of every variety for Ia
dies gents sse- boys and children An Immense stock u
ready made Goods ON hand all at reasonable prices.
q. G.. RICHMOND, lJO FULTON street.
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Art Photography, Brooklyn.
SON. Established 1851.
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Jaques' Pond Lily for the Hand h ere hiet
IL the most exquisite Perfume world No will
without discsrdins all other foreign or s'.'''" 49,
trKms.
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A Charming Toilet Article.-Ladfes De-
improving their complexion without injury 70 tho
skin should use Madame LEwENBERGS PAsrfLLEs DE
FLORENCE AND PAsTfLLEs A la ROSE. For sale BY al
druggists, and by u. A. LOvEJOY W Fulton street
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wilcox 4 Gibbs sewing Machine. Ne.
ss erosdsss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-01
hlHNUMBER 2S4.N

,yos ,bo, ho ,s,aov.,oo, 1;.. 1.s,,..s ,tIo hon,
% pefsoSa @ ~ fi, HimIiar tgoH Xxx ScS tbe pcrts
with which he traded. the commodities In
which he dealt. the vehicles in which thew
were ,s,i,rie6 tbe. dan ders tn witch thew
were liable and the varions tinds of men
tbrongb whom he acted He observed every
thiuos and foryot noflf;so = he Lad. lone
EVERYTHING himself which he had occasion
IN reonjre others 'to. do His direotions To
his cantains and s,rnercarooes. mn mfn,itG
ayact neremnto,y fsf,a@ tI,e hand 0f' 4
master Every nossihIe cantin oencv was
toresean and nyovided for and ba demanded
the most Iiteral ohedience III The f1axina.
aObev o,slSrs thouoh va,I breair So,gnsa,si;
He wo,ild dismiss q 'cantain from his SER
vice forever If he sovad the whole nrofits
of q vovage hv denar 40 rom h;s jnstr,,c-i
Nbns G'tis diS 90 pn ono otSo s;o,s iiaxs}S 20
th;a nerfect' ga of s;s cyt;it l,st .hss
| had ., self.controi which never Reunited
him To anticinate his GAINS or spread foo
Wide his sails that his ininstrv knew nn
/ bai,se that he was IcloseI hard barSainer.
kesnino his word tn tfieietterI fhut exact.
inc his RIGHT to ,the letter. that he had M
Vices and NO yanities tbat he had M fol-
erstion' for Ifhosef caiamities which resf,lt
from, Vices and yanities: !: thatiIiis charitiesj
though freGuent. were bestow we'd only cupon
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8 " M p OM S:c

gsi-tu 8 " M II II O M S:ce iRogai
The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap-
pear at first very slight. Persoks find they have
q Geld, that they have frequent attacks, and are
more sensitive to the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, q slight dis
charge, thin acrid, afterwards becoming thick and
adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed in
quality; they are now thick and heavy, and are
hawked coughed of. The secrstions are offensive;
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal;
the eyes are weak; the Of the smell is lessen
ed or destroyed deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Catarrh
is, that the person is obliged to clear his throat in
the morning Of a thick or Shiny mucus which has
fallen down from the head during the night When
this takes place the person may be that his dis
time in arrestingit. '@.T' q. P" sAs.
The a6oUS are but a fen of the many Gatarr'1
symptoms