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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

TO Dr. DISPOSED or AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE. NOT TO BE
PAID FOR UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT YOT ARE
ToiEECLi. T.. srLENrlD LIST OF ARTICLES
All TO be Sod fyr ONE DOLLAR EACH
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

HEpFNAN'S CONCENTRATED BENZINk
removes Paint Grease spots. &c instantly. and
cleans Silks. Ribhuns. Gloves. &c equal 10 new
only IS cts per bottle. Sold by Druggists,
HEGEMAN 4 CO.
md llr, X4,r
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
SUFFERERS $
From Dyspepsia
READ! REFLECT /! ACT!!!

IAfkANI NNO--
GENTLEMEN II am q resident of Cura
Goa. aud have often been disposed to write you
couceruiu.. The real value of YOUR -ELTZFK AP-
ERIENT a. remedy for Indi -estiun nni iys-
yepsia desire to express 70 you ny sincere
gratitude for the gr. at beEefit the SELLER has
Hbne INV wife. For tour or five wears my wife
has been sadly afflicted with dyspepsia, and ai-
Ter being under the treatment Of several doctors
for ,wo or thfe. wears. she was finally induced
to seek the advice of u learned Ihy >ician. Dr. Ca
biaG. 81 Venezuela. whe Immediately treated
her with veur EfFERVESCENT SELTLLk
APERYENT She began to improve III once nm is
now ptEYtcrLr WELL. feel il my duty for the
good OF humanity To make this statement. that
a medicine 50 valuable should be widely known.
Trusting YOU viii give this pnbneii,. and repeat
ing my carn.s, Yra.ltudp and thanks am re-
;, ec,fulv yours, :. d. G HE\RlQCER,
New loIk, June =, t5, Merchant, Curacao.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
GL AD n T. w -!

GL A ID N T. w >!
roR ran ryvosruSArn.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
re warranted in all cases. for tie SPEspr and
PgRnA~Exr Cure OF all diseases arising from sci
pal excesses or YOUr rHFuL lNDlS RErlON.
seminal Loss. Nightly Emmissions. and Sensual
Dreams; GENITAL. Physical and Nervous Debili-
ty. Impotence. elect, Sexual Diseases. Ac.. DC.
NO CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY,
and thev can be used vi heut detection Each
box contains 90 pills, Price ONn boLkAa. ltyou
cannot yet them OF your druggist, they will be
sent by mail securely sealed, post paid with full
instructions, that insure cure. on receipt ot the
money, and = pamphlet of loo pages on the er-
rors Of youth. the consequences and remedv.
sent free. 10 cents required for postage. Pri-
va,e CIRCULARS TO gentlemen only. sent free on
receipt OF envelope and stamp. Address,
DR. J. BRlA Consulting Physician,
Box 57a AZ broadway, n. Y.
Dealers can be supplied By Demas Barnes 4
Co.. Wholesale Agents. New York. nov6dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
3SsciAI MOTTO :.

The oDrlaa1 Chamber, An Essay q
Warning end instruction. for Young Men, Also.
nev and reliable treatment for diseases OF 'ne
Urinary aud Sexual Syssems-Sent nee, 10 ses,, ,E
ed envelopes. Address DR.. }. shiLLIN
HOU0HTON. Hovsrd Assseissisn, Phiisaeiphis
Pa spr3dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
ick's Sugar Coated Pills
And kil nslasscrs.

The history ofthese great
Remedies - the most won-
derfll n.e,. III rsv'laiian
the world las ever Known
1t e-iabd.l,.. the sll-iiupor
iant Tact tia; wllcr.vri aud
In whatever shape lnte nd
| disease xis,s, he ~ infect
| lng, seAS, hing and iealifit
properties oil ID" Pill. aud
the canning - iinulaiinR
and aiod ne effect oi the
KID ,r-bF'i-ning Pissi.rs
quickly relieved al q perm
An.ntls cure AZ ilst Use
them IT. IL not n istory
written ~ one mar even
derived ffotp ~. exf,efis
ence Of ore nation. L. con.
j sists Of = complication "
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
E$SG$S|;}fi ST E S|;}i 7~o7o SIX

Boxes of the SpErspC Iml : usuHl.v sufficient 10
effect u prompt apd rAdicn, cure oi sI'rmn'orr
hea or Seminal Weakness. nrd is equally the
SPECIFIC remedy for everv sieoles OF Geni'sl or
Urinary Irftnhiiry. Involuntary Or Nightly
Seminal Fms sions. from whatever cause produc
ed, or however severe, Vii be .lefaliF TeiieseH,
and Tie Org ans restored ~ hralthy u.tlon
tESSIONAL OPINIONS. a have used
your srEcuic PnL in many cases OF sporniatorr
hea with the most perfect saccess-J Milton
Sanders, II. u, IL. u.
"Ihave cured very severe crses With from six
TO ten doses Of your Specific Pm. IL k.irh, MD.
Price 81 per box. Six boxes Tor IS. by pal!
Address W inchester = Co, No. 8. JohBSt. ny.
Consequences ~ Indt2esstOn.
whats rank, or trti~, station, sia'. ~ wealth,
To that far greater bic.sinR, att
whats house, or lard, dress, winr, or n'a',
Hone cant rest Tor pain, or. .ic.r, or ga
Nor 70 about In conifot, Here Tie qnesNfn'
what's sh the world without good digestony
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

AMk MhNn
6 new LeAl. New essesscd +!
just <sts.sA<d, !. q ssdled EnrelcPe. Irscee Cfs
A ALECTURE on the Nature. Treatment. and
Radical cure Of Spermatorh ~, or seminal weak
ness. involuntary Emmi-si ms. Sexual Debility.
and lmped NESTS to Marriage geoerally; Ncrv
business, Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits Men
tai aud PLY sicaI lncapacity. resuiting from Sell
Abuse. DC. by RosT. j. CrLvEawslL, u. D.. su-
to- Of the CsRsx BOOK. &c.
a Boon to Thousands Of Su0trers."
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad.
dress POST PAID, on receipt Of six cents. or two
postage stsmpe, by DK. }. G. KLINE, III Bow.
s-s !. \. z. q. boz A.5s6. nova-dAw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
GOOD NEWS.
5 TO V rs! STOW Esq!
Eureka. N.Ord Samaritan and

yTNRl THEN. Each received the First Prerni-
um at The late Agricultural air. They
will save one halt of the fuel whth il item nj
the present price OF coal. Also many other kind
OF Cooking aud Heating Stoves al low rates.
Manufacturers ot SEioke Stacks Boiler breeclI-
ing. and Copper Work Of al kinds sorghum
pans. etc. etc, aud all kinds Of timers work
and tin ware constantly on hand aud made to or
der. DIMONT LIMHt KNEK,
noy,diy l., Main 81 Dayeuport
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
u,r. WHITTIER.

: !: : :..: :. ). !. :.
~ South Clark street, between Mad
h Nisr. and Nanroe. Chicngo Ot
nee nuur- frvin 4. VI. Ia +
u Srcclol'>i IN the treatment
r. OF all prIyat, 'il-eas.s 80 ali tne.f
80 vaiied and complicated forms
~ Enr H. uI-i - NINrS nr. w
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

loerrick's Md 0areng he mIng
MANHOOD.

DR- kicoRD, (of Paris.) after years of earnese
soIcitstation. has n length &C. eded 10 the esrn
est requests Of the Amer icsn public, and appoints
ed an gent in New York for the sale OF ifis VAL
ued and highly priced Essencs Of Life This
wonderful agent will restore msnhotd 10 ths
most shattered constitutions. whether arIein1
from excesses. the effects of eIimsfe, oY nU og1
causes. m. time required 10 cure the most IN
veter ate clse is four weeks; and if ured accord
ing 70 printed instructions, which are very sim,
pie, failure Il impossible. This life restoring
remedy should be taken BY al sbou, 10 marry :
~ its effects are permanent. II il acknowledged
BY the medical press TO be the greatest discoscff
ever made. Its developing powers are nirscuj
Ions success il u ceftsin a thsi science oyer,
throws ignorance. Or. Ricord's Essence OF Life
10 sold in cases, with full directions for use, a4
%, or four quantities in one for p, and win b
sent 10 sny part. carefully pscked, on receipt o{
remittance 10 his accredited agent, a4s /.
PHILIP ROLAND, - Liberty Street, n. Y. jy26
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
rvRrITCRE,

Of ali kinds. most,y OF my own manufacture
CONSISTING ot .nlendid Walnut and and Chestnut
Chamber sets Parlor setts, Marble Top and all
o her kinds Of Ta,les, Chairs Of every descrip
tion. Beds,eae.. Mattresses. Looking Glasses
Lounges. Double Lounges. Upholstered; &c &c
In fact you must call at GOuLDs ana see iol
Of Carpets and Furniture, rs one Newspaper vii
not suffice 10 enumerate them. The most fastid
ious can suit themselves az to stvle quality and
price. localam, DANIEL GOULD.
Corne Perry. on Second street. No. 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
Farmers and <sardners

will do well 10 call and get the cash for your
goods. Quick sales small profits. is our motto.
Come right along and get what is good for your
self and children al SWAN 1 SEXTON
aprl9dif s4l1 Brady street. last side.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

We solici, counts from Banks. BANKERS ard
Merchants and allow 4 per ct. in,eres, dal,
alances which iaav te che ked fo' witiunt no.
tice Weteceiye deposits o Gold AMI allow = PR
cent. thereon. sulj"st t. shi drait, ur 4 PER
cent 70 ia $ roti g the interest 10 both cas-
Is uav.hle in coin
We make collections on oil acccs sible points
II the United Sta'es md Can:.,., buy and sell
Sterling Exchange, >teeA>. bends. 1ovelnElent
>ecu' tiles and odd for the usual conn is-ion.
Faithful sud prompt tf,ntion given 10 all or
ders. ko,re. tiulv.
JOHN H TiLFoRD Lexington, Nv.
CHARLES : BuDLEl
REF REStEs-Bank ~ America, Nes YorS, the
Banks ~ Kentucky Bank ot lie Sigtc ii Nilsson
| II st Lonis. Merchants Bank. da. T. Kinney
< Co E.-ly Urlllrha A Co CluclnnafI
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27


testimonials from The sick Of every country unim-
peachsbe record the like of W oh has never een de-
dsced in favor Of airy discovery Stree. time tegan.
Disorders Of the HaOmnce,
Are the OF the deadest ladies Their ~ cts
IL 10 vate all the uds of The body aud 20 s~rd
oned through all the channels ~ creu alton
Now what is the op-rAto, Of the Pills They cleanse
the bowels regulate the liver hiring tie relaxed or rris
tated stomach into stur al condition, and ting tbfos
the secre've organs upon the blood its H. hey change
the state of the system from sickness 70 fea Ny
csiig Simultaneous and wholesome effect upon al! 10
parts aud ~ 0netions.
l1errick's kla Ssreng Bae Ming ,
Ro0AoerO q
Cure in hve hours paine and veakness othe
and back, and Rheumatic complaints in equally short
per iod cftnse spread tesutifni ~d'e alnb skin,
tr use jects the wearer TO no Inconvenience shN
each one viii wear from week to three mo. ths,-,
r. ey impart stYensth-they annhiiaie pain. =,
These delightful plaster. yield readily . ~. body rb
sosb per prwtion, and throw % an the offensive M
lated impurities ot the sysem Ifey sou be usssi log
all ehroLc Pains. Gaintness, Dyspepsia. Colds. Cous
sumption, Rheumatism, be ale Weakness, a., 1he1
reta their active properties when olier pI,sitrs afe
useless and where app ed rain cannat exist Every
family sho1la have them. PRICE W EACH. 2GTs.
L.Herrick's pills and Pa.ters sold ereryw srev
Ds L. y. HERRICK 4 co Albany, y. Y. septl-, Av1t
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
all UEADEs iRlGks.
OIL e. l. % II II y

In profusion, Of all widths ard superior quality
Y arse and Fine Mats, Velvet and BRUSSELS
Rugs Q. great variety
Window shades. buff. Green and Slate color
with gilt band, Plain II Hollands, Rustic Blinds fol
tl.5o curtain. Curtain Fixtures Of differen,
kinds. including the Balance fixture; new and
improved kind, Curtain and Picture Tassels; &c
Damasks, Repps, Enameled Cloths and Table
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
MNNI FACTI KEb ONIY BIT
II A Ik nk 4 VT 4 60.
HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH

=. Greenwich Street. \. y.
FoR SALE aY ALL DRu10Is7s. sep2
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
DR. MARAaaAl.L.s

D0e. MA RAnaAl.L.a
q A II A X X II an JJFF.
This enusi proved sefsn hc the hes, article known
for curing the Cstsvh Cold IN th- upad ara Yrndacf
II has bn found e1ceicas veuy in MANY eases cS
Sore Eyes Deafness has tesn by ~ and Ilooe-
ing has one been rr-a ly Improved by ITS use E8s
1t 10 fragrant and Agreeable. and
olives 1amM e0om0~ Wco1rr
70 the du heavy pa'ns caused By dsraa~. hsaA
The senssuoss amer usins delightful and inv,sos-
ating. It opcns aud purGes eat ell ohetrsctioss,
the parts are ried
More shnm Tn0rSy Yemrs
OF sale o. IN Marshslvs eatarh and Headache
SMUT has proved its great value for all the common de
essss cfhe head and at this stands higher than
beiose
lis recommended ~ of The hest physician and
used sh EteAt ssd ssiisfs1tin whers.
R~WA the G~rol0rases pG whole.
sa1e DDrog Z Hats In 1854.
The undevsienrd. having IN, many yrars heer &C.
qusin,ed wph pr Mnsshsu's Cs,S0h and Hesdaehe
snuH and sold II II Wholesale trade cheerful state
ommepdatoss gwen Of il foS t,- OF a,ar'b Anec
tonssn sti is decidedly the bes, article we have
know u for all conn diseases OF lie Head.
Burr Perry, Boston Barnes &patk, New York
Reed Auston Co do AVA ssHds. do
Brown lam.on Go do stephen Paul 4 q, do
keed, Cutler AGO do Israel Mner& Go d,
Seth To~ic 20 McKcs-on 4 Robbins, do
Wilson faiihauk Co do A l. scovlACo do
Henshsw, EdnafdA Co MwA'I Clase 4 Co do
II u Hay, Portland. Ne, Bush 4 Gale. do
For sale by al Druggists TRY 1T nva duiy
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
WINSLOW & CHRISTENSEN,

BANKERS,
10 la SAl.l.E ST. CHIC AGO.
Buy and Sell Exchange on Nrw YORK. LONDON
IARts and al other trominclt cities 10 Europe
Specie and Goycrnml nj Securities bought and
sold AZ best rates. General Banking business
transacted uovl3 l3-dtu
NEW FIRM.
We have formed co-partnersLip for the pur
osc of conducting GENERAL
Banking 4 Brokerage Business.
AT No. - New Stre4t tnear Wall.)
NEW YO 1s X,
Under the name OF
TILFsiRD Il RBODLEY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

NoTlcE To rnE FWEyp- or PARoLEp AND
EXCHANGED PRIsuNtR, In view of the
great anxiety felt throughout the country
for the welfare of our prisoner. now arr
wing at Annapolis. Maryland Miss Clara
Barton by permission Of Gen Hitchcock.
Commissioner Of Exchange. with the sane
ton Of the President has kindly undcrta-
ken to furnish information. by corrc-pon-
dencc, in regard To- the condition of our re
turned soldiers, and especially those in the
hospitals at Annapolis, and - far as it may
be possible, to learn the facts connected
with those who have died IN prison and
elsewhere All letters addressed 10 Miss
Clara Barton, Annapolis, Maryland, will
meet with prompt attention.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
ATTACHMENT.

h. y. Vino r william P,yge.
THE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT,
L says the defendant indebted to him. and so absconds
concea himself that the ordinary process Of law
served upon him. having obtained original attachment
against the estate Of the defendant made reurnabe before
David Goddard Justice Of the Peace for Bount county, and
The same having been levied on Dis property ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him his
The lth civil district 0f Bllt county the 10Th dag Of
May 1861 Il will be proceeded with parte It further
ordered that this notice De published Tor 1ur
In Brovu0w's Wing.
marl54w pg5' DAVID GODDARD,JP.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

L M ~ IJDN NJ DGlND II y II BN In
Ep INTO partnership In the practice OF Law In the Circuit
ahl Oancy Courts at Rogeyg, and In The supreme Coust
H hhoN'e M III cases IN which they may BIZ retained, and
Neh may DE taken to said supreme Court from the counties Of
Hhhhhs, Hancock Granger, Claiborne and Campbell,
our partnership extends also TO all cases, civil criminal, In
Wch we may be employed IN the Federal Court at Knoxville
ana We WI" attend IN said Court the collection OF claims
any county ~ East Tennessee whore the claimants
oil t STATE ana st proper 10 entrust them
The style of the firm s NELSON a NF1HFRAND.
John Nchtrand will continue ms heretofore to attend the
Circuit and Chancey Courts Granger Hancock Claiborne
and Campbell counties, TllOs A. X. NELSON.
Knoxville, Tenn igll.ly J. NETHERLAND
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
ATTACHMENT.

THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendants indebted to him and abcond
that process cannot be served upon them having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant, made returnabe
fore James Hodges Justice Of Che Peace Claiborne
the having been levied their property: ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him his Office
ia Claiborne county the 10Th % August lsC5 ort will
proceeded With pare Il further ordered that this notice
be published for four successive weeks the Knoxville Wig
marshij-iw pf5' JAMES HODGES, J. p.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

Soldiers embark from New York at the
average rate Of fifteen hundred a day
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-23
Gke sEteMgeutst.
Scenes IN ;BStoh A61Eo.{ ~ y
HOW THE PEoPLB LIVB-LBfFBB FROM
f4Hs = = C~OIShHs "a


sri G CwoGAh.f q
The following letter from a lady in Baton
Rouge, Louisispa, appears inrlhei New Or,
leans Delta: Iz-''- i4-i 'r'' wa s.!-s--' -
"Our immediate location is at the resi-.
dencs of a EepllHpsu. Who, 699r year, 20
realized fine income from his extensive
practice as q lawyer and hist slaves ii Non
the family are go reduced as 70 be willing
TO accommodate SAceFs, and receive theiI
board in greenbacks. The house, one Of
few in town, is uncovered In trees, es.
pecisllyl The. China, tree. Rbosa Lilac; bios,
sons in great profusion shed q delicious
perfume through all the, air. Upon thh
verandRhs land a southern mansion is not
complete or comfortable without th6aSI He
never feel the heat, on sccOunt 9t the RgH
breeSes. The thermometer averages Rbont
eighty-four degrees in tho shade. Il is the
prolonged, and not the Intense heat, II I'D
that enerVaies in this climate. Were il not
for the insects, winged goats, mosquitoes
ard aies innumerabIe. and, aaermo1s spi-
ders and snakes. lB0AngI Eehy formidable
and yet, they sHyi are hsrmless-One
might enjoy summer here almost as we'll
as at :heGoFthg Il fconfess, though (being
a Dutch PenusyIVsnian), to q weakness for
cream cheese, and butter smelling like
new mown hay, and for these wOuldwiiiiDg@
ly exchange orange groves and baImy
bretLes, and throw iui the alligRtoFs and
Missisaippi water besides. 4 81 E'777 '77
'The master of our domiciIe is loyal,
having taken the oath Of allegiance, with
out any mental reservation. The mistress
has come marked lihes about her mouth,
which may not be misunderstood. The
Womeg Jberse witb feR lSECep6dnbS fadkaa
though they detested noEtherners; yet we
must forgive them--It is tbeir5 nature TO
bate as they love, with all their might
There is an inconsistency nevertheless,
about them; they do not reject proposals
of marriage from Union soldiers. Speak
ing of slaves, lady told me abe had own
ed them before she was born, and the Yam
kee had 90 more right to come here and
meddle with them than she would have to
go to their farms and drive off their horses
and cows. IL. t8
'.NOt long since former slave called to
hire with her old mistress, from Yhom,E che
ran away when the place was occupied by
our troops. The former mistress looked
al her very hBrshly for moment, ard then,
said: go away you are dirty, ragged and
sick. When owned you, youshad always
a clean apron to put on; and when you
were sick gave you bed to lie on and
nursed you, and if you had died, would
have seeo you decently buried. Now we
will do like your Yankee friends, when
their servants are no longer able to work
they turn them out of doOrs, and don'tcaFe
whether they i've or die; so go away The
poor creature,5tnrusd about, -Wondstihgy
perhaps, if there was any truth in what
she bad heard, and looking aa though che
bought this was, indeed, a hard world to
'tIabel.i l must add that our government
With its usual tOrethOught and generosity,
leeds eight hundred and forty colored peo-'
pie in this small. district GIoDe."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-23
DR., %. J.-Kimer

TENDERs his thsph ri % thasShO haye r.
aAdV0ult GnfotdJ siSeudG ~ po5biS1 gSaCrS
aYi that he WI, eeaInE. yeeggoSsnpyohg CD
o1ea On fhirhI Ptteett Pea. ksed Spt tss
o6nslItsd a GfekbSs68 Eb6tF dlSsil the nhtute'
a3d sehlEpoiepIofn yhioB Ghs Doctor hIShlant1lb
tne1 ond under m e6cumStSncesS 70 depcrfb9 Apd,
"a sisdf5 81 tf9 POI Die iaIt I'd ddr4tidi
tIsGl6ht He practices Ofeh B6l6etto 6ySteth 'oE
MeStasS psfng. rid hit 9SfaedtesS 59ps
- 81 " u En- RfSf b7spifSF I'D pIf ub q
hi5 own once. BelIdes the treatmen Of AS6tS Dis.
Go Dr. 0KfSpar G6e sttsp1iOuAt 10 s4hG
tIStnept e e yatietie 81 ohFeeta lFf9Se 1ees
Scbdfse Of th6htmah Eaee ser6t9a N alIltS varied
1ofmt5Vh PR6lehs DlSSHiEEe frt1al tg9 Edf1 10
pIsVRfsnt among children PIbnlGnt1 0pahAlIlia,
o3enA E9iergss aI9Pa' GePefE.
attdntIOn fDlssalbS u th6ThfSAt, L6dg1 aad Heart
LlEOrf01npldpttI jRtHEbe0d yGbntDcI aDdb RtleS,
7daI thd spiI2i 16ecfionk fPl 3, Rhe9n allsm
ad1PaFG Ssf2 fBij6i5es u Rs8a16 bDydmeh otFRea,
LiueorThea, PrOlspSuS Uteri, Su13s PainfuBlu1eg
ulhTitleg and Nervous DigeaPeg 70 which they -
OifLDRRN Win ri -. f6d Una adstlon aS here
tofoEe. An combinations and epRppnt9 Rqnpa
Itftey s5naa enti1i and ~ t6mpt 9sten
tidu tealls 6beSIfdlty answered. 9Mteh hour
e hsr6toEorS uutH f1FthSF nOtiea- az llii0hlb
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-23

Tho Symptoms of ,CatarIh, as they generally ap
pear are at 6rSt very slight Persons md they
have Jqol6S thetEthey have frequent attsckR, and
are more sensitive to the changes Of Temperature.
Ih this ebHdit6nS the nos may be dry, ora eight
discharge, and aerid, afterwards becoming thick
apd aaheStys As The disease bsc6hdeb eronit: tho.
discharges are 5nerea4ed ip quaptjty and ehsneed
IN qusity they are nov thick and heavy, and are
hR&Eed Of toouRASd on The Sacretions are oaen
siys, causing bad breath the voice il thick and
nasai; thGeyeS weak the seple Of fhesmefis le
shne6 NJ edE0ysd deafness fEeQp takes planA
Another common and Important symptom OF CStarTh
q, th6t peEsotb obliged ITO clear his 4hro0ttn
the morning cf % thick or nlimy mpcuB, which has
this tnkes place apeTsonmay be Fpre that bis dis.
ease e on us way to The lungi and should lose
time In ArfeEftngitI ton baU H5uTIz Eb- su=
The above are but few ofthe many Catarrh symp-
toms. 49, ia +1i0,D ~ sla-z JAj .t .uffi7
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. DR. JOHNSTON.

Member Member ofthe Royal College of Surgeons, Londo,
the United States, and the greater ~ n ~ 2
has been epent in the hospitals Of london P, r
PhiiadelPhia, and elsewhere, has effected s.TDs u
INC s crts that were ever Known
many tf9lhled with ringing in the head and s"-!
When asleep, great nervousness, being anTTN.S !,
sudden sounds, bAshfulnsSs, with frequent bI1IS;D
ATTENDED sometime with arrangement Of mind TsTs
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; TAKE PARTICULAR NOTTcp

pr-J addresses all those who have injured than.
.eVes " improper i9dulgenEsnce and SOLITARY GSh.
Mach rum both body and mind, uniting tber,
SoE either business, study, society or narTisus
THESE are some on the BRd and melancholy aFs,l,
pEoanced By earlY hAbits OF youth, viz: WeaEns".
o. the BACK aud El bs, Pains in the Head DimnSS;
o. sight Loss OF dusCuiar UwsT Palpitation oT tbo
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous 1rritabiiity, DerSnVS.
ment OF the Digestive Functions, Genera DebII9T
symptpms Of Consumption, DC. D'0'ii'J
. MINFALLY.-The fearful effects on tbs mind a..
much TO bedreAded-LOSS Of Memory, ConfpSion y
1deas Depression Of Spirits. Evil Por6odings, Aver
idity, &C., are some Of the evils produced
THOUSANDS Of persons OF all ages can nov IpAvs
what - the Cahse of their declining health ioSSS
men Tlgor3 becoming weak, pale, nervous and
emaciAted having singular appearance about M
eye9, cough and gymptomg Of consnmntion
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