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New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
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J. Il. stafford. storT Brook g. W. RaJmoud n.TaT O.
George Nashir go-, STANFORD E~t.eca itiA Hoftl'ie
Fniy SfmurL Perfect. Bridgeport
AgreI. G0r Saral Thorn hocGan4
I,atel.s Albert Port Jefferson. OF chad, PonianL
Prrr.ue, Stonlgtou. btliel 'o11Fu, STANFORD
May Susau. RncAlsrd J. DaH'es. Southport
Jss r. Mitchell (rcenvch. Geo Doru.ul Ii'nsood
Dslght Dawson, Nrsiayen Z :. bralI. Nes .ha'tt
J ~ Ames, RorsialL hAlrtr 6isenT'.h
Eastern star Roctllad Wa carroll Rocklaa4
B-s,rr Pro,.iescs. belle iiarnsr Prov ieree.
g. adams. Iio- -klau1 r- Taylor, hrr hastr.
W Sart'st. NeF bedford Nlaff fflof isil hilrf'
Tenressse, Rocklau1 nann'h u, 1l'.es,'t,t
Atsltnis Eockand james sau4asrs. Gloucester
Ja-fce Nara Der Lie, Hrlrfport
J B Robinson. Gloue-Tsr. As.f', k0stlaaL
= 4. sauulers Gfe-Ipori. VIA Pigeon hrN-lon'"A
Nathan Shaer Nss.Iateu. J11u Parser, Prosilslcc
ksroH Bridgeport
Hru,sps bark sg3 ts 81 atetof % tht
Highlands. Calm aEi hay.
SAILED.
Steamships AsnaIuia. M lilmbufs Leo r NvAauah ht'pis
urf Rotterdam laaehofe a. quaantpe big Nttn hr C.Ic
DOMESTIC PORTS.
tsrte iou 200 Chos. Maud Pattor, Matsnfas
FolrKK.s MosKog March llAr'st or harho Btg Louisa
at Seaf Chester Porto Rico o Baltimore shPs Caroline ior neon
Ua stewart or Lyepoo tar1 Gutenberg oi
Bremen. B Breeze Fanny George and aTet or he Mes
Is steamships VALLEY Ciy from NeaioIs or Nahnstoui Par
hri frYm iou Schfs Traveller Yes .or S. John v B.
Mkrmous Walrgtou Sarah A. Thomas SAY rock ltfdle AZ
LIME Raymond Nssyen Sailed steamers japan Anu Niagara
Cn,TIS.ros s. q Mlr,h steamship. Champion ard
Frt, n sander .S.York. Falcon Batrorr. Ssi-Balk A. b.
~ Merriam Philadelphia b. r. Han, Philadelphia h. b. "s'lef
wiisISGloS y c. March Cafel-s.san,hp Mary SANFORD
s.T,Stan Ca, Marh siC,are steamship Ceo,ra evYors
VIE Ns,.York Tonswsul rhiaieshai Noh Point, Baltimore
barb Chiffon. NeF.tora.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
lAInounoenesul |

KNOX is in the field at the head of the
Spug fashions Specimens o. bis creative genu in the shape Of the
BY American gsniiemeu be seen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-25
y sai "a, saat 49, It.s ?
CO NSTIT UTI ON ,
NORTH CIARI0LINA a,
AS ADoPTEp Dy TINE CONVENTION,
And now submi,,ed 70 the voter. Of the s.a,e Tor
'1rsti6cation of rrjrction.
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PREAMBLE.

We the people of the State si Nwsh css
,olina, grateful 10 Almighty God, the Ssse.
reignof Nations. for the presersa,ionstthr
An, ric.n Unian, and the exis,rnce oil our
civil. psiiiicsi and religious liberties. and
acknowledging our dependence upon Him.
Tor the continuance oil those dressings 10 us
and our poslerity, do. for the more certain
security .hereof, and The better sasern-
ment oi the State, ord rand establish this
Cunsiitu.ion. a = a*sa s@& fsas*@
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

Revenue stamps sold in small qssantiae, &
their face 4dr GohD Dusr Il SIC per ounce. il the
Banking Hou~O6 lussSi -. MlDuRsIE & ca
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01
FROM UnATnLA.-ws clip the follosin,

From UMATuLA.--ws clip the following
from the Prsss Of March 21st :aaa 4seM =
Freighting has commenced in earnest. and
frouinpresentindications will be very lively for
some time to come. Present rates are as fol
lows: BY trains TO Owyhee, 13 30 Is cents
Idaho, IL to Is cents PIacerville and Center
vile, 10 cents Boise City 9 cents; Baker and
Auburn. ~ cents; Union and La Grand, 10 and
81 cents-an payable in gold bars, legal ten.
ders or gold dust at coin value. Transporta-
tioa BY teams is q .triiIe lower. As there are
ample means Of transportation here, freighters
expect decline, should arrivals Of mcrchan-
disc decrease, ..Ys fr
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01
A FIRE IN PIONEER CITY.

p
% BY Pinkham's stage from Pioneer City yes.
terday noon we received the following inter.
esting brief account of the FIRE of yesterday
morning In that camp. We tender cur thanks
to Mr.. Dudley for his courtesy aud pronptness
in communicating the intelligence: - ss.s 80
81 PIONEER Cry. March 81, 1868
EDITOR WORLD: A FIRE broke out this
morning, at about 3 o'clk, in the rear portion
Of McCormack's boarding house. When dis.
covered the fire had progressed to such an ex.
tent that any efforts to save the building were
futile, and for time the total destruction OF
the town seemed certain: but by active, ener.
getc efforts, the progress of the fire was
checked By tearing away two ANAL buildings
adjoining the store Of Mr.. Duncan. r {
The principal looser sis Mr. Mccormick.
His house and entire contents, together with
his stable and a. large quantity OF hay, &c.
are destroyed. Seven buildings were burned.
Mr.. Poole removed from his store show
case and lot Of clothing. all Of which was
stolen The case was subsequently, found, but
rlfed Of its contents, amounting to some $500
supposed to be the work of Cinnamon. The
town was only saved by the vigorous efforts Of
willing citizens, an.l it is hoped that this
more cautions ~ : .'oe' = $3.50 -
The origin Il the f;re /. snnno.ed to be ac.
eidental. In haste, CHAs.C G., DUDLEY
From Jesse, the stage driver, who witnessed
me the fire, we learn the following additional
particulars. ossA n a1t.o. - sssss s6s - ss =
On Monday night. 1 ann. ssmmooulderipa Ere wa.
discovered IN the fl1e Of Mr Mciarmick,. res-
taurant range, and it was. quenched. as was
s"pa ellectqally; butit !. probable that
from t sRsf as, escaped nqce AZ tae Llme ana
after M.Cas .nI ,ie v'11os Jew nIa :.
s3O0)Na LIAM .o.al " e ssaneJ =
6ardwort"a 'ere ls'o a1 y ~ ess% n.as
Jacob Poraas maun 'isssI... john y gray,
left hsrs Me-. anu Den. Ncr'gssgeon, VINO naa
were apIning TOT Deaawoea DASH,
Roner LIST their blankets md other the poytaSIs
fants Z. y -. ~ nle Nor'ning1on was 70 'of'
JaSn " save save ms frsps: Z - ~ = : =.
fearful If tb .shnsay 2. Msq.gan q oahna y
a. a. me qestrucu0n 81 their store Dy tne
u"s ulg mole IN the middle OF the street,
srs s 10 !. had the safe depositea Happily the
did so On the 70 -, aauoa sas ,se WHICH SSs
Wells. Far~, - ~ ~. aoPyos , 49,. on mn.en
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

= BENNErr Offers TO SELL.-The Boston
Courier OF March 9th has special dispatch
from New York, which announces positively
that the Herald has been offered for sale with
in day or two, and that certain parties in rhe
Tribune Association are Negotiating for the
purchase. The price il understood to be 81.
1000, exclusive of the new building, but i'm
Guiding tina four new presses, which cost $780,
900. Hrhis sale is not on Account Of the trouble
with tho Associated Press but. IL rumor be
believed, is caused by certain. family perplexi-
ties Of the senior editor, which have for some
time been thu subject Vi. goaalpsE ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

TIE WEATHER.. Splendid Spring weather. very Il
yorable for mining. stiu continues.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

Gold Coin paid for GOAp DUST ii the banking
House. Of iaq [n2stfT9 hub. NJ DuREt1 i co.,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

FoR DEApwooD.-By stage Of Monday morning for
Pioneer CITY, Judge Jno s. Gray. Jacob Romer. Ben,
Nsrthington. and one or two others whose nameswe
have not obtained. started fromgthis city for Dead
wood Basin. there to engage in mining claims which
they severally took up last season. We wish IL en-
big luck and good health. 4 Gg aoE1oa1
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

TH.sxs-To C. L. Goodrich. w. F. \ Co.'S Messen.
ger to owyhee. for Nevada papers ahead Of the mail
and to the Agents and Messengers. all the from
Portland here, for late Portland dailies.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

'GrecnbacIs Aold Tor aoid Dust 1t the. BANKING
House OF ln23Hl B. NJ DURELL Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have lstsly received q
number of RANKED speeches. copies Of the Globe and
important political printed matter from Hon. E. d.
Holbrook. s4 E u
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

!compLIMENTARy BALL--The Ball rendered to Mt,
J3G, Bohen, Dancing School Teacher. by his pupils
Il the season. win come off on next Friday evening.
At .MoGregor's new Hall. en- Main street. just above
= a Bryants store. 1t is certain to bel very enter
tanning affair, as the managers have made all the
preparations necessary. This new hall In undoubt.
sIy one Of the best in the Territory for dancing
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

70 BY Pinkham's stage from Pioneer City yes
terday noon We received the following inter-
estng brief account of the fire of yesterday
morning in that camp. We tender eur thanks
to Mr.. Dudley for his courtesy aud pro,nptness
in communicating the intelIigence:a ss.a 60
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

Yesterday we were showna private letter,
written ut War Eagle Mountain-the scene OF
acfioh-cn the morning Of Sunday. March 2gfh,
by gentleman whose information can be de.
pended upon to friend in this city, which
says: sasit.sl
The u. 8. Marshal has taken possession OF
the disputed ground, by the consent .of both
the claimant parties, ] believe, aud there is at
present cessation Of hostiities. Strong IF.
forts are being made by both parties to come
to some 7comprpmise. !. The only casualties
which have occurred are those already report.
ed,viz Ohm G. Holgate and Meyer Frank,
killed, and JAS. Howard wounded in the right
arm Peace and quiet now prevail. z -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01
4 City and Cops1t1!Hs g

a%a ..syDrxraon last saturday qcyeniA& NHlle ne
=, a al daughter 81 Mr. q s, Kinesls Shiid only
NV about ave years Of age-wass playing hi the
IN mont Of her fathers store on Wall street.
= { {0ot caught in small hss,irs the BED Of ice
which covered the ground and e the instant her lit
ne brother against her Before She oould sxtri-
~. her foet she had fallen and the force q the
...sad the breaking of her LEFT leg. about midway
,stv.en the knee and ankle. DR., Healy. was soon
.s,,ea in to set the broken les we are GLAD to
that the little sufferer is improving rs wen a.
c.n be expected. nsATr a. vsa,Yfaauy /
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01
THE REASON. --Ths Ossgosiaa Of alate date

THE REAsON.a-The Ofegosiaa Of alnte date
,,.av. - Il - asN.e-E - - ,kA.Ekkx - Is
The Albany Josysal says hat llo copies Of
the La Crosse. Democrat are received at Scio,
the headquarters Of the Confederate brethren
in ths "Eorksr The numberof copies Of the
TenE Miscelldng received b not Mated.
As the Miscellany ssIrRadical organ Of
course the Democracy have 40 use for it-not
anvysa ssgaa ad1 hee N1a|A AsSrk h aADcG 80
Astlttag z----4- - 81 i II nss.stsbi
FoR MoxrxKA Tbs Dailes paper Of March
21stseys;sA xKfx 4 socTB vt ayAH xyEH.l
% Alfeady 6yer two hundred tons of freight
haf1 pnssed tkfop&h ibis city sbr Helena. Mon
talin. Thisis ! large incroase 0Ygr the amount
forsthsuams siiEe lest yGesx 11'h6 Company
hsye No b1s11 fanning now on the'upper fiser.
ALAN .a,sT IN TU57ssfI 80 70 Ut 81 grIv|
The No>Qiehe c,1nas, .neosoli children hare
. flvalfy 3S1dt mutual eifls Of nuts, cs6dIesl
apd n ike,. f9d pqe lit{2e ~, not q beoqt
dor q 06un1odfty, di6trib6ted = box 615b1s
:;I:ss - ~ sis'si'!s s. 9 si q i
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-01

corrHxRN RELIEF BALL--Many Of the Indies Of
IT. o;tv together with some ladies of Boise City
s.,. made preparations for bell In behalf of the
.dv and suffering people Of the South. which win
- aiyen at Good Templars Hall in this city on the
.vsning of Tuesday. April l4th The ESTABLISHMENT
[, this issue VIII inform the reader Of te particulars
y me proposed noble charity, and have no doubt
hut tsat this community win handsomely respond.
= material aid to the movement gotten up by these
penerous.hearted ladies, .aissegT55 ul5eisla gs
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-09
E2oI EUROPE.

I.oH0ox, April 6.-Furthe1 advices rom
RIO give two days later Paragn"yan news T
Fighting was going on at ali points. ha-
mstia was not captured, but was vigorously
delendell. The allied fleet and land bat
Teries were cannonaiing '3e f"rt-cs<, when when
md ,.or,1aition. Its fall VAS expected
Here :. no other defensibie point on the
ri,e-. The capture Of Humatia VIII prooa-
biy end the war.
RoxF. April 6-All the French troops
hon. are ander orders to return home.
NAPLES, April 6.-Adnlfal ta[ragnt i, is
still here, awaiting the retaIh Oh 'ie NUNe
Loxpox, April 6.-In the case OF the
prisoners arrested on the charge OF con-
nl;eitv in the Clerkenwen explosion tiie
;,dge charged the Grand Jury strongly ad-
verse TO the prisoners. 49,, Ir;sb
II is said that the Bishops OF the lrisn
f.hnrch have united in a note TO Dlsraeil
yrJi,p him 70 sacr ifee half of the revenues
of The Church establishment in order to be
able TO save the rest.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-09

Tng decision Of the United States SUI
arome Cont in :he case of Crandall against
The State If Nevada, which was delivered
Yesterday. Will be more important in its ap
plication to certain other States than to the
or, Immediately interested. 1t denies the
T;nht of the State to levy capitation tax On
raiiwav passengers going beyond It's limits
and declares all providing for the c"Hec''o4 n
If this tax unconstitutional. Mary lana ana
New JERSEY will lose an important source 81
revenue Icy this decision, synopsis OF ", ~'''fH
will be found IL onr court co'uiill'- - "'''-
;u1t0g Chronicie, starch Il.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-09
THE CONVENTION.

The first formal assemblage Of the
ruion party of Nevada WAS had yes'eF-
aav. The proceedings were character
lied bv harmony and very general
c,,d nature. Indeed there seemed to
,,reva:l 3 determination TO heal over the
e.n1. ana, conciliate the factions Of the
rar,v: and what was done was well
done and must prove generally sailsf'c-
4orr. The resolutions adopted were all
that The occasion requ.red' and the
ds,eea,es elected are well calculated to
4, credit to the State. Our pet meas
,-a-,be election Of Currv-waS &c
f-.ted. We are sorry TO say, defeated
wrongfruy and by Il lack OF good i@''a
in certain quarters. Pledges and prom
ises had been iuterchanged between the
5sfscatiop from this county and some
o,ser decorations, and while cur six
men lived up TO their agreements GER
Il DHt(tBs-S lev tN' $780,
cause Curry's defeat 10y two vo'esJ-
disappointed the righttul expectations OF
Ir. Curry's friends, and left them to
make losing fight. 1t is not worth
while to make serious matter OF this
but ,he lesson it conveys may well be
remembered when We may, IN the III
,are, attempt any further . omolna-
lions Nr. Curry's position OF " hrSt
alternate" Is the choicest cut at the
second table. anl we suppose we should
h. thankful fer even small favcrS. How
ever. we disciaim being soreheaded' ahd
are in earnest when We say that Inc
work Of the Convention, taken by ana
large. was conceived, conducted and
finished in way calculated to promote
The good Of the party and serve its IN
7s-ests in the campaign which is a6ou'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-09
Mr. Joachimson of Nye county was elect

MIR, JOachlmSOn OF NyC CooASJ
ed Secretary BY an unanimous vote.
ANDY Wright was placed in nomination
hr M ellison for Sergeant-at-Arms and
~ ,,.;on
was elected oy "ccia''.a''o"' ,;,.oa
The Committee on Resolutions
the following which were Unanimously
adopted:
Resolrcd, By the Union men OF Ne'aua III
Convention assembled, that tne nea>u!c
taken by the Congress OF the nHe1 ci"'.S
for the IeIohs ,'',,'i ms, - wise and politic.
9ero1r'L That the acts of Andrew John
SON designed and calculated to 'hwer' 'nd
success OF the ret"l.s, ,bn G,nt.s lately in
utI'' '',' ~ rcnrc.cntation in the Congress
Of the United States, were so tiagr1ntiE NE
gal 50 thoroughly mISchie.Iu>, %i'y, W.,
5ffn"I - . We ,,t :" demand the pre>enta-
tia3 against him Of articles Of impeachment.
R~>o'r"I, That tlySses = ran" p.lS; 4or't
CHOICE Of NE PTGpe OF d 'r ,b ~, mex, Tres
d. d. n rial term.
Tho f,,,,vin1 resolution was adopted:
P.,o,,..d That the Delegates to the Ma
tional Convention be and are hereby IN
strutted t" give no pn 'THi - cast the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-09

"ARsESrA."-Thisi is the name OF the s.a-
tion on the Central Pacific Railroad, from
Which is to be supplied the city Of Virginia M
1ada. The cars will soon be running from
Sacramento to that point.-Sac. Reporter
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-09

TIE Church Messenger estimates mat
fra-siyths of East Pennsylvania Is German,
and ope-third of the entire .porulariioi Vi
the Union is of the same origin. ne re,
lioious efforts Of the German l1 '9' n,eo
Churches were never more earnest "1u
of rol;,;on in the denomination are nu-
merous the presen, season.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-09
PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION STATE
CONVENTION.

ted D. H. Haskell Of said county. The
nomination was seconded by Mr.. Crosman.
Upon call of the roll OF counties, MIR
Haskell received 40 votes and Mr.. Baldwin
.. Mr.. Haskell was declared duly elected
He made brief speech upon taking the
Chair.
Mr.. Joachimson Of Nye county was nomi-
mated temporary Secretary and was electe"
by acclamation.
Upon motion, one delegate from each
county was selected by the delegations as
Committee on Credentials.
The following gentlemen were named :
Stafford Of Humboldt; Davis Of Lander;
Joachimson OF Nyc; Fitch Of Lincoln
Hammond of Washoe ZabriSkie OF Lyon
B!asdel Of Esmeralda; Haines of Douglas
Van Dyke OF Ormsby; Perry OF Storey
Mitchell OF Churchill.
Upon motion, the Convention took a recess
Of &c minutes.
The Convention rc-as>embled at O'Clock
The following list Of delegates was Re
ported
Ormsbv county,. 5. Van Dyke, Francis
MAYER, William II. Corbett, George Gibson,
John Hanson and 4. RitcAev.
Humboldt county-A. T. X. Stafford. c. J.
Hill7er proxy 2. X. Roots, Stafford proxy F.;
T. G. Negus, J. Crawford proxy Il. II.
Scott, Stafford proxy; Robert Kemp, Stafford
nroxv: ]. W. McWiliiams, Stafford proxy.
Lander county-Edwin sherman, 7, Ten
nant proxy; Joseph Evans, I. Tenant
proxy: John Frost. L. Hyno'nan proxy ;
F. S. Davis, l. Uyneman, Len Wines, D.
W. Welty.
I'VE county-Thomas Fitch; d. c, Clarke,
J. A. Mvrick proxy H. L. Joachimson j.
NJ. Groves. j. NJ. Mcdonald proxy.
Lincoln county-Charles Schmnck, /.
Fitch proxy; George Lis, Israel Crawford
proxy; Edward Harris, l. c. Ncheeoy
proxy.
Washoe county-N. X Hammond, A {
Cleveland, J. H. Sturtayant, 6. y. Weed, {.
II. Eastman, Peleg Brown.
LYON comty-C. B. Z'brl,@.c, D. l.
Hastings. J. p. Cutler, NJ. j. Henley, B. +
Let. James r. Shaw.
Esmeralda county,. 5. Cro>man, F. W
J BlasdeI, Charles D. Clarke, Lorrin Clarke,
D. II. Haskell. L. Doran Oliver htm5a..,
/. Dorian proxy.
D,cclas couu:~-s. c. Chase; James
Nc!..ae. !. y. U1ing- proxy; J. V. D -
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-09

Dickens has sent $500 to his poor SIS
Ser Al Chicago.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-11-16

a LADY of refinement and taste to assist in MAX
"A ing Crosses, Arr angling Flowers and to do 9TH
al Congress street, where may be found Moss and
Wax Work. no9d1w*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-11-16
Important Certificate.
Communicated by Physician.l


Some months ago was called to attend lady of
from troublesome uterine disease. Its presence was
marked by constant vaginal discharge, sometimes
of watery consistency and sometimes OF creamy and
mucO-purulent. She had been under treatment for
some time, but constantly grew worse. Vaginal ex-
animation disclosed extensive nduration and ulcer
alton of the cervix uteri The uterine Inflammation,
which was evidently assuming chr onic form, was
also aggravated by long-standng constipation, pal
ptat0n OF the heart. night-sweats cough, Door ap-
petite, and almost daily Paintings. She tainted to
entire lnsensibity during one of my first visits l
commenced, OF course, by such active local treat
ment as the liberation demanded, and then applied
myself to recuperation of the general health. 1t
was inconvenient to her frequently, and except
tU marx the healing OF the ulcers the early stages,
l visited her only every other week. For tonic and
constitutional invigorant Dodd's Nervine only was
prescribed L had some time before become
qualnted with its properties, and knew of nothing
more safe or satisfactory in its probable effects And
the result completely justified my expectation. In
less than fortnight the bowels had become Tree and
regular in their movements, the night-sweats disap
peared, and appetite began to grow. The fainting
spells became less frequent, and soon ceased alto
gether. In another fortnight there was no more
cough, the vaginal discharge sensibly diminish
ing, sleep was normal and refreshing, and the gen.
eral health decidedly improved. What remains is
soon told The patient continued the use of the
Neryine, land no other medicine) for some weeks
longer, when my further attendance was not re-
quired. Since her recovery have her but once.
She seems perfectly well. Her joy over restored
health is naturally enough most enthusiastic. She
never before had medicine give her such comfort
and such appetite-and such seep-and such cOur-
age-and such strength. She wouldn't try to keep
house again without it, &C., &c. 1t is my opinion
that the Nevne is the best tonic and corrective of
the female organ that has ever come under
observation. shall not fail to continue its use in
all similar cases. and the profession know they are
numerous enough.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, One Dollar. sw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-11-16

only add that two hearts were very happy;
that Bowse concluded after while that all
was right, and SO lay down again, and that
one week after there was wedding at the
house that made the neighboring farmers
stare. The widow had married her "nrst
love-"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-11-16
TT IS A. FACT

WHAT III. ~. FREEMAN & CO, No. I
l. franklin Street, have oysters as fresh and
sells Low as any firm in Portland. Parties wish
have them left at their no every Saturday night
by the man that rings the Big Bell low as can be
bought in the city,
, N B.-Oysters put in kegs and sent to any part Of
the world. Give them trial. An arrival of a fresh
cargo direct from Virginia this day nov6d1m