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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22
The Georgia Oairage.

The negro members expelled from the o90i
gia legislature have formed themselves nv an
association called the Civil aud foil.'cal
Rights Association" and have issued . can LOT
a State convention of oolored citizens, TO be
held in Macon Oh the first Tuesday IN October
The doeument is temperate in It's tone. After
saving there can be no doubt that their per-
sonal liberty is in great danger as well as their
civil and political rights, they conclude with .
these words: Guard against all disturbances
as this is moral contest and bIoodless oat-
tie. Drunk ards and fools fight in person, So
Der and wise men fight with thoughts and
words"
The simple manliness of the attitude assum-
ed by these coiored Republicans of Georgia,
the noble forbearance. which they display III
. their peculiar and. trying position are beyond
praise. But because they have been moderate
and patient, because they have forborne to
break the peace or to clanor over their wrt ne,
it does not become us to forget how great that
wrong has been. Indeed, the outrage is one of
kind which cannot safely be tolerated in
free country. The expulsion from a legsla-
ture body of a whole class of regularly elected
members merely on account of their color is
the very stupidity OF injustice. 1t is an act
the consequences of which do not stop with
its effect on the colored mea themselves. In
deed it is no part of the plan, either OF the
Southern conspirators or of their equally I'M
principled through more cautious allies at the
North to pause here. When the dispatch an
nouacing the preparation OF the outrage was
received at New York the World of that city
applauded the action of the white members,
and aided: "Having braved the frowns If
Congress AMI taken this step at Il time when
Congress is omnipoten5, they VIII readily go
further, and complete a0hat they had begun,
when they find themselves backed and sup.
ported by the public opinion of the whole
country" The World we'll knows of what it
is speaking. 1t is fully informed OF ali the
plans and purposes of thes3 reckless revolu-
tionists who are doing their best to
plunge the country again into war;
Che expulsion OF the Georgia legislators is on
ly one part OF the revolutionary programme of
the Democratic party; the declaration of the
inelieibility of cofored men to sit on .iuries is
another. The next step will doubtless be to
Dust the whites of northern birth from the
Legislature add some pretext will quickly be
formed to deprive the freedmen of the right of
suffrage.s The completion of the programme
has been very plainly indicated TO us by no
less a person than Francis P. Blair, jr., the
Democratic candidate for the Vice Presidency.
1t is to end in the expulsion from Congress
with the bayonet, of all members who may be
be Objectionable to rebels Cd
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DecIinntion of 1sy. spo,,-o.,
SAoo. Me-. Sept /. 1868.
John =: Butler, Esq. Sc. OF Rennhlica, III az

John E. Butler, Esq See Of Repasi;ca,n noJ Biz.
trict Convention - ~ %
y DEAR SIR: Yours of June 30. informing
me Of my nomination as candidate for Elect.
or OF President and Vice President has been.
received: Until recently 1 hoped to he able
ma now, that for, private reasons / shall he
oonaed to decliue. Very grateful to the Cor
. venllon Tor the unexpected honor, confident of
success In the great struggle of November.
n hu qI Wiz sure that it will be easy to ill my
FsY' 49, a nrorS acceptable candidate,
am yours very truly,
VIM. HoBsoN
We learn that the District Committee have
substituted Hon. e. f. Banks, of Biddeford -
place of Gen Hobson
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"BIG BUSINESS" The Argus of Saturday
contained a slanderous assertion to the effect
that Alderman Warwick had discharged from
the employ of the city one Michael Nally, a
faithful and satisfactory workman on the city
sewers, merely because he had voted the Dem
ocratic ticket. Yesterday it returned to The
snbject, and having evidently become aware
that so outrageous charge could not be sus-
tanned, m likes half retraction ofthe story ac-
companied by a hyPoeritical sounding wish
that for the credit Of human nature" it may
not be true. For ''the credit of human ma
ture' it could be wished that our contempora-
ry had not let Slip the opportunity afforded it
of honorins itself by a'frank and manly with
drawal Of what il must have known to be a
SANDER. To relieve its anxiety on the score OF
human nature we can state the simple
facts that the man was discharged for in
competency and abusive language. Capt.
Warwick knew not how he had voted, or
whether he cast vote at all. nor does he know
to this hour. '' 't'4s'
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Superior Court.

I GUDDARD, PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-Dayis V. Baker. Action of covenant
broken, to recover damages for breach of condition
in lease: Decision reserved. -3l5fa &:lssN p
Symonds Deane s. Verrill
Martin Flanagan v. John H. McCue. Assumpsit
on account for board OF men. Defence payment.
Judgment for plaintiff for 1920 and costs zas
Williams. HASKELL
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TUESDAY a. M, SEPT %
No. 9S-Cutler v. Hanson. .,.,.. .s ,7.,.,,, %.
No. 20-Sawyer v. Dearborn. vi 5.lf.asH..a &{
No. 6o-McLaughlin v. McCarty & tr. Y y fI
No. 77-Portland Co. " Montine .,6-l af
-.i-taH V3 ff-t TUESDAY P. Al. ~7 .t a5r ...5
No. 62-Miller V. Carleton. ~ -Gefr use
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MAINE CENTRAL. R. j. A meeting of the di
rectors of the Maine Cestrabraiiroad was held
at Auburn Friday. We learn that is was de-
cded to extend the line to Portland, and sur
vey will be made at Jnce
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22
sehenck,. Pulmonie syrun
'AaPoSITIyE CURE FOR CoNsUAIPTIoy.
Schenck's Sedeoeed Tonic and NdndroEo Din,
THE AUXILIARY REMEDIES.


nv, -:. - 2 Att , - FiEE[ c. - e. ~
Inc proprietor of these medicines conscientiously
oifefs tnem 10 the public the Only safe reliable
ana certain remedies Tor Pulmonary Consllm ption
lie recommends them, with equal confidence as al
most specific Tor those morbid conditions of the
pody. winch, 4 neglected, are apt to terminate in
DANGEROUS or fatal diseases ofthe lungs Liver Com
plant anu Dyspepsia are generally regarded as fore
runners OF Consumption, and when these diseases
attention. -. '' p0inP'
The value ofSchenck's Pulmonic Svrun seaweed
TONIC aud Mandrake Pills has been tested in INN
merable cases Ny own personal exerienne lives
me the best assurance Of the eicacyof this metii-
cine Many M, years ago WIS giycn up by yscians
and was taken from my home in PhiIadeipiia 10
my iilends III Noorestown, y. Ito die l was
my bed and my Physician who had attended my
father famiy dee red thatI Could not live aweek
Then, like a drowning man catching at straws, /
head OF and obtained these preparaIibls which, to
the astomshment of every spectator, soon made a
perfeetcure lit SCENE to me tint coid feel them
penetrating my whole system. 1t SOON ripened the
matter in my lung, and would spit.up more than
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

QUICK TRIP.-The brig J. Fl. Odiorne, Capt.
Sutherland, sailed from Boston Sept 9th for
Pictou N s., where she loaded with coal, ar
rived off Cape Elizabeth Sunday, Goth, when
she lost topsail yards in squall, arrived up to
, town Monday, 21st, making the round trip in
twelve days, which we think is unprecedented
and hard to beat.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

IA = RStis
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ms OnIrv, DIS owed a sale and sim Die remedy TOR
the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases 81 the Urinary an Seminal Organs, and the
vicious habi's. Great Numbers have been cured nv
tins noble remedy Prompted by desire 10 benefit
the aihcted and ,ntor innate, will send the reeipe
or preparingand using this medicine In sealed en-
velOpe, 70 any one WIN needs il. free or charge
Address. JOSEPH +. INNAN station T. Bible
House, New York CITY. jy22d3m sN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

ExPLANATioN.-In our issue of Sept. 3 lin
recording the proceedings of the Superior
Court, we omitted to mention the residence OF
the parties in the bastardy case of Hattie W.
Totman v. Frederick A. Forsaith. They both
reside in Brunswick We mention this fact as
ing the name of Frederick Forsaith..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

FRE.-A tank of oil at thesPortland~ Kero-
sene Works caught fire Sunday morning and
was consumed. 1t contained about 1900 gal
Ions, and burned brightly all the forenoon. No
other damage was experienced.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
: = : = II 7 : : : : - :
WeSthrnok 1SRS Taxes

Toe Treasurer ofthe Town OF westbrook hereby
gives notice that the Taxes for 1868 were committed
10 the Collectors for collection the LIST day of July
and by vote of said Town an abatement of five
Ter cent will be made to those who rot,tatarty pay
their Taxesato the Collectors within three months
from their commitment, and that INTEREST will be
charged all taxes collected after January list 1869
-l.gJ vas If 10 GEO. q. GOLDMAN, Treasurer.
LEWIS l.. RECORD. Collector of Westbrook.- Office
Stevens Plains. .I =
STEPHEN FELTON,, Collector School District No g.
Office Woodford's Corner. Twill octIsS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

CoRRECTIoN- the RETURNS OF the vote as
published in the Press yesterday, by the trans
position of figures we gave Mr.. Pillsbury IS
more votes in Portland than he received. His
vote in this city was 1919.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22


No RESPONSE. The Albany Argus, in la
bored article fortnight since, endeavored 10
prove that 1.-THE nomination of Gen. Grant finds
no response among the people Every attempt
to inspire enthusiasm in its behalf has failed'
Such assertions. written in the face ofaIl the
excitementand interest Throughout the whole
land, are very singular Since the article was
published, the Maine election has occurred
What does the Albany editor say now? The
connection of the names of those great gener-
ais GRANT and CHAMBERLAIN, swept over the
State, and in an unprecedented poll on both
sides, left the Democracy 10000 behind. No
enthusiasm. indeed! When in November the
ballot shall again be taken, with Gen. Grant as
the candidate for the Presidency, that figure
will be largely increased. The nomination is
popular The editor if he is blind to it now
will be forced to a sense oft by-and.by. The
people rejoice in it, and intend to ratify it, all
signs point that way. - at ..tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

HELD FOR TRIAL. On Saturday U. S. Com
missioner Clifford held Erastus Il. Foote, of
Phipsburg, for trial in the U. s. Circuit Court,
which meets 'to-morfow. on a charge OF frand-
ulently obtaining land warrant.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

| Il know who's to be Queenof NIay-and June
| Flor Del Santo, Woodworth's new perfume"
I sept19-eod1w
| FROM Alex. N Dougherty, NJ. D., late one OF
| the Medical Directors q. s. A., N j.. Hay
ing been made acquainted with. the compost
| ton Of the preparation known as Sozodont, /
have for some time past permitted its use in
| my family, where it has given entire satisfac-
ton. 1t is elegant toilet article, well worthy
Of the enconiums it has received"
'sSPAULDING's Prepared Clue
PERIODICALS. Harpers Monthly for October
has been received, and can now be purchased at
the bookstores Of Bailey & Noyes aud Hall L.
Davis, Exchange street; Short & Loring, cor
nerl of Free and Centre streets; @. r. CHS
holm s. Brother, Grand Trunk Depot. Also
at the school book, music and periodical store
of E. c. Andrews, No. So Centre street, the
periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden Br6th-
ers, LANCASTER Hall, and at the fancy store Of
w. D. Robinson, Exchange street.
The importation Ct rags from the Mediter-'
ranean, hides from Brazil, and other commodi-
ties from the tropics, is known to bring the
germs of disease, chiefly sfeyers, which are,
sometimes very affecting and fatal. Ayers
Ague Cure stimulates the Liver to- excrete
these germs from the system as effeotually as
it does the miasmatic poison of our Ague dis
tricts. Consequently it affords invaluable pro-
lection to stevedores and others whose occupa-s
tons expose them to these dangerous intec-
tons and we hope to render them valuable
service in giving them this Internationally
York Despatch. ~ ~. sept20-ed1w
New SHOE SToRE.-Mr. j. H. Wiley, late
of the firm.of Jones s. Wiley, who has had
charge of the manufacturing business of the
firm, has taken store Nose Fox block, Ex-
change street, where he has removed his man
ufactory department., and will pay particular
attention to manufacturing first class boots
and shoes for those who may favor him with
their patronage. '~~' ---+ ~ 90 AZ 'op "
Everybody knows what prime and handsome
articles have been. turned out from the estab-
lishment of Jones & Wiley These all came
from the hands of MreW and as the manufac-
tory has been removed to the Fox block, and
will not be continued at the corner of Middle
and Temple streets, Mr.. Wiley will be pleased
to see all that desire a first class article. He
will keep on hand, for sale, an assortment of
mems prime. substantial boots and shoes. ag ar-i
His terms will be, Invariably, cash on deliy-
cry of the articles, and if they do not suit thew
need not DC taken.i2 rmC su5taa45s Ban ffs,s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

PERsoNAB.-Proi. Gardiner, the Soap Nan,
arrived here yesterday afternoon from Bruins
wick, on his way to Boston. He has been on
the stump in This State during the campaign,
and has performed efficient service. He could
always draw large audiences, and he addressed
them effectively. We shall probably hear from
him in some of The Middleand Western States
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

etf-G THE Epul'rE
LIB ESD PLACE (!
And where you can Save Is to- 90 d
per cent. in buying your DRY
q 5OD :, is at n. !. MaTCHELL'S,
LIZ MIDDLE 81.
Il e. O q h ylof
Nice yard wide Cotton, 12I-2
Nice yard wide bIea Cotton. I2 1-2
Good blea. Cotton o.TLE 10 OK
Best Prints, -a-rl e. 8 to ~ LIZ
Best Ege Aoines, II to go la
Pant Cloths, -rs 20 to 2 90
6epeliaDts, 100 to so
Flannels, 25 cts and UPWARDS.
Alpacas, Thibets, Plaids, Blank
cts, Quilts, Linens, and all other
DRY GOODS in the same ratio at
the GOLD STAND" El
N. 1. MITCHELL.
go 120 Middle Street.
sept 22-d&wtf h' ~ .IIIl l9g
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I State Assnyer's Office, Boston, Mass.
errI. A BOTTLE OF s.. s-..-,
Mr.W 5. Mains EIlerberry Vine

Has been received here, in the state in which IL is
sold in the Market for analysis.
IT was found to he an excellent mature1 Elder
berry Wine, comparing tavoraby with the choicest
samples OF .Sambnei Wine." and containing even
more more of the acid salts astringent and valuable
qualities OF the berry, than that wine does
mas me best properties OF Port Wine, without
intoxicating quality, and in sickness or as a beyer
age, should replace the imported wines.
Respectfully,
oo,. a. A; HAYES, MD. State Assayer.
/ 20 State Street, Boston,,
| 18th Aug, 1867,
iebiidawttsN s. DANA HAYES, Chemist
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MAJoRITIEs FOR GRANT.-A Washington
dispatch says that comparison of views among
ali the newly arrived Republicans shows I'M
bounded confidence in the success OF the tick
et Members from all the northern States re-
port that constant aceessions to the party are
taking place, and all predict overwhelming
majorities for Grant and Colfax General L.
q. Darlington, United States District -Attor-
ney, arrived in this city from Pennsylvania,
where he has been speaking to large audiences
for several days, and brings with him cheer
ing assurances of the success of the Republi-
can State ticket in October, and still larger
maJorities for Grant in the. November cleo.
ton" ..-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

The Posi- OFFICE DEFALcATIoN. The Bos-
ton Advertisers special Washington dispatch
gives some particulars in relation to Olmstead
Che defaulter: ra sl. 7a.a .f.- .ls4.
On leaving the department he took one of
tho watchmen with. him to his residence, and
after epjoining secrecy told him that he was
gong to leave, and bribed him to procure a
disguise. He cut off his beard and dressed
himself in a soldiers blue overcoat and pants.
gave the Waterman his studs and ring and n
thousand dollars, and charged him to give
Them to Mrs. Olmstead and also to take his
clothes and cane and destroy them The
Waterman was greatly troubled after DIM
stead LETT, and finally went to a priest and
asked to be absolved from the promise of Sc
crecy he had taken. The priest took him at
once to the Department. where the whole sto.
~ was toid From partial examination of
Oimsteads papers they were found to he in
very irregular condition. Only $40 600 remain
IN the Treasury Department to the credit nj
the appropriations he was authorized 80 draw
against. Some days ago he ATTEMPTED TO draw
on the Treasury for the whole amount dine tbo
clerks for salaries for the present month Int
this unusual draft was returned, and he then
made an excuse for sending it which was
deemed sufficient. He owned considerable
property in this city and vicinity, and from
this circumstance the. defalcation is supposed
TO be heavy one. 1t is now believed that the
matter has been going on for some time Ohm
stead was one of President Jobnson,s aoents
at the New York Convention r
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
Gnts. Remedies the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes Invig-
crates and leaves the hair soft aud beautiful 5ackor
5ro,7n. Sold by all Druggists and Periumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 6 Bond
street, New York. jan14sNdIv
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~ FREE LUNCH served every day at 10 o'clock.
by o. ID. MILLER, Body House. cor. Of Conerss
aud Chestnut SITS. sepSitfsN -
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Portland, probablyon Casco Street, on Tuesday
ISept, Sth leather eol0red Memorandum Book,
containing diary and expense account and a papeS
parce containing small pass book and some copies
Of army orders, issued in 1864 Il the finder will
forward the same TO ID, CARSON. 121 Pearl Street
Boston, with his name and address he will eonter
favor and be suitably rewarded sep22-2t
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NVrICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himselfthe
trustol Administrator OF the estate Of 'I1T =
JOHN G. JENNINS, late ofPortland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate OF said deceased requir-
CT 70 exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
70 SAID estate arc called upon to make payment to
-. 4,.agi ..4l FRAN CTS JENNINGS, Admir-.
Portland. Sept 15, 1861 sept22d1awsw- eslg
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Lost

4 hespeetable, capable woman is DESTROYS OF oh
a 1saIihlng Washing at her own house,
address, WASHING, Box AZ. sep22d3ts
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9H -.--a Wy
HARPER's BAzAR.-zThe number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
FAMILIES visiting Boston can find no better
accommodations than a suite of rooms at the
American House, complete with bath rooms,
closets, &c. 1t has the advantage OF close
proximity to the principal places of business
and amusement -
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VALUABLE HORSES SHOULD BE INSURED in
the ATNA LIVE Stock. INSURANCE Co. IIoR-
ING g THURsToN Agents, No. Exchange st.
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House for sale and Money to Ioan
To Let,
WANTED.
Wanted---WaShing.

/ CUSTOM Coat Makers AZ 1s2 Fore strset. go q
~ .l sepzzujW* H. ALFRED HASKELL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Maine Savings Bank,
Corner of nsidaIs and Plum Streets,

nEPOSITS made in this Bank on or before Oeto
~ her 8, will draw Interest rom the first of that
month. " '-~'
NATHL F. DEERING. Treasurer.
Portland Septic, 1865. ~ sepi2ISwto
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

OUR harbor yesterday presented perfect
forest of masts. The fishing fleet, that has been
off here the past week, made port Sunday
Seven hundred and twenty three fishermen
passed Portland Lghto Saturday, inst ahead,
OF the Equinoxial, which was close aboard.
Asa general thing the catch has been light,
both in,the Bay, and on, the Shore, and il the
catch is not more lively they will make out a
poor season.
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This disease is generally the result ot rea,acfad
CON or s wa. ga ,sometmes says DR.. w Beach
consequence OF measles, disorder Of The liver or
digestive organs. as ! remarked (lndcr the head
OF .Coughs and Colds, while the stomach and liv-
er are IN healthy condition there is but little abl-
lty TO take cod and il cold is taken there can be
no acute bronclt S, anu of course none of its sue
cesSor-Bronchal Consumption Therefore, as Dre-
Ceatsve the Sea Weed Tonic aud Mandrake Pills
may be used with entire Confidence when symptoms
of indigestion and liver compaiht have appeared
No one who judic ously uses these two me icnes or
either of them. circumstances may require, need
apprehend an attack of Bronchial COnsul0 ptian Inf
/ if The use OF these preveniyes has been neglected.
and the form ofcOnsumption has conlmencen II viii
be necessary to use the Pulmonc Syrup in additian
to the other remedies. i7-' F''''n
The COMMENCEMENT o. Bronchial consumptiop Il
indie Itel by an obstinate and troublesome mob
attended with a copious expect0ration of visr,J ,i
purulent or whitish iroihy matter AT first H.
symptoms resemble those OF ordinary cn,d or
catarrl. The -expectoration being tough fhick ,ni
opaque, but not yellow, containing small ,,r. a;y H
Jumps, which sink in water. As the 5;sosssoS 1
yaDceS the cough increases, and this tough, mueus
or pllegln becomes mere and more mixed with a
yeliowisll fluid resemb ing pus or n1attar ana 80
slightl tnged with blood At FIRST tba' nI oi ~
comes slightly eeerated and tense toward evening"
and The heat OF the surface of the body varies in the
course o. 1.-THE day, being sometimes below the nairaI
stand ird fartiI sweats occur in the head and
PIE s s az n, y b,i Ts thirst is generally increased
tHe urio - hiSh'y colored and deposits cop;otis
reddish sediment. "A selise of soreness in the chest
VIII an occasional transient stitch in the side oc-
urs , majority OF instances, but there is very
rareiy any liked pam in the chest. The cou, h lis
usually severe particularly rising OUT OF bed in
.he morning. al which time the breathing is more or
MSS ss Wheezpg, and attended with feeling OF tight
IL the disease continues in its COURSE the expecto-
1auon becomes purulent and extremely eopsous.
peiphig ana emaeiaton increase rapidly; tho dif-
cuity breathing and SENSE OF weight and tightness
aGross Se chest become more aud more distressing.
Inc pulse is now generally very frequent, being sell
uonia under one hundred and twenty in minute,