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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-The hot months
break down many systems that have been
comparatively vigorous during the Winter
and Spring. Stimulants, SO often resorted
to, react and increase the evil. Regulate
the disordered functions of the stomach
and liver, and purify the animal fluids with
HoLLowAY's PILLS, and strength, anima-
tion, energy, will soon return. They restore
the appetite, invigorate the digestion, and
are an absolute specific for lassitude and
debility. Sold by all Druggists. o5S
Sjy9.d1ycw. r. ~ MOO
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= St. Louis nIarnet-sept. 81.

. FLOUR-Dul- and dropping With. no
demand, except for low grades .s.ff
WHEAT-Declined 10c on fall grades;
spring unchanged. 4soI
/ CORN-Ve dull and unsettled at $50
+95c. buR t3Esq 90 ..urrh son i-.yys--l7-
OATS-Unchanged at 53@57c.
j., RYE-Lower; 81 15@l IS. -
HBARLEY-Flat; buyers holding off.
pORK-Quiet at $40. Il--L .tnf1sc7
o BACON-Dull at 1614c for clear sides,
and 1890 for shoulders, .--,-
LARD-There is very little doing; job
bing sales at 1S34@19c.s call s.IGi9I3s
WHISKY-UnchangeG at 81 go.
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Toiedo narRot-sept. Ell.

Receipts the past week 32.277 brls flour;
l52 20 l bushels wheat; S5l, l31 bushels corn;
64t 259 bushels oats; 6,S25 bushels rye; 1854
bushels barley. %" % "o''SI 'l'.Ahs
2 Shipments for the same period, 2S.54l
brls flour; 167 l763 bush wheat; 46,329 bush
corn; lo2 $40 bush oats; 200 bush rye; 2.4oO
z nDfr TT q lf'SSiiTTRLtiistd q ~" ,re-. fd M B-7q
INV WHEATAWhiterbette Amber steady;
white Michigan S21l@2 lSA Amber do So Oh;
No spring do 81 5S.
CORN-Steady; held at 81 03. 10 -
uOATS-Better; sales at 5Sc. Mt balHor3
81 25@l 26. .l.ts.t.
BARLEY--5c better; Canadian at ST S5.
FREIGHTS--Lakef freights dull at s., to
Buffalo. -I'IIILI L.- -. y
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New xoI. stock, msEsssTrsepts 2l,s

New York, stock market-sept. 2l..
MENTSTOCKS@Ste Steady and
strong with good demand. Coupons of
1881 1l41S@1l455ss; do '62 1145s@u434; do
81 l10116 11014; do 80 1111S@1113a; do
new l091s @109A; do '67 1885 @109I4; do
'es 1O933ss; 10 0.4O's I05. y. 7.sT.'z -
$50 prices--Wells' Express 2s1z; Amer
states AZ 4@44s; Merchants Union 24@ass;
Pacific Mail l0s@l0s1s; Western Union
Telegraph 3434@347s; New York Central
l3O@13011ss; Erie 473z@4s; do preferred SO
@70; Ohio & Mississippi 29@2914; Wabash
601s; Miehi gan Central 118@1l9. Michigan
southern S457S@s5; Toledo 1881 4@1O311s Ft
Wayne 1O93S "a lo9s4. .s' afffT'P a. "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

THANKs-The ladies of the Benevolent
Society take great pleasure inaeknowledg-
ing their indebtedness to Miss Schnieder,
for the delightful concert given on Tuesday
evening last, for the benefit of their asso-
ciation.. MRS -WM. .DENNIsoN,
President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

10 TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate were LETT at the
Recorders Office yesterday: s'a5 sa
Mahr, administrator, to Christie
pher L. Mahr, May 1sth,, 1857, quit claim
to 10 acres and 10 square poles of land in
jefferson township, for s1.,2 n Z
y Philip Mahr, administrator, to Christie
pher L. Mahr, May 18th, 1857, quit claim
to,25 acres and s1s poles of land in Jeffer-
son township.for ST. - ~
James L. Bates and John J. Ferson, ex-
ecutors, to VIM. O'Brien, March 9Th, lot No.
119 in Ridgway's addition to the city of
Columbus, for $500. E.its
L. Markley and wife to John w. Arm
strong, December 9Th, 1865, quit claim to
25 acres of land in Norwich township, for
$500. wzz-y.rr-s-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

j WHAT AKE!-Nothing is farther
from the truth than the assertion, that
all branches of business are dead"
Charles Niswander has just received and
is receiving daily one of the finest stocks
of cloths, cassimeres and gents furnishing
goods ever brought to this market, and the
crowds of customers who throng his store
daily, testify tolthe taste displayed in Sc
lection, as well as to the reasonable charges
made for them.
Stimson is still, there, and is still the
King of the Shears" 1t is eminently IT.
ting that all should give him call. a.
la. oli i--J G' - .,-s.s. 4 g. 90 ssepls-1w
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Chicago Market-Sept. 2I.

y FLoUR-Quiet; spring extra at $40
WHEAT-Fairly active and firmer !;
sales No.I at 81 56@1 l5sJa, No. 2 at 81 81
@1 5214, closed steady at 15l1e; sales No.
2 since Change 81. .521hat,z:h h-.-
CORN-Advanced sz@1s; sales No. 1 at
9415@9514c; No. 2 at 931a @94r; rejected
at $4,000, closing steady at 9414 @93554c for
No. ]; sales of No. L this afternoon at 95c.
oATs-Aetive; 131S@134e higher; closing
at 5234 953c. So l'et ii
F 5RYEGMore active and 31k@4c4 higher,
closing at 81 20 for No. / and 81 Is for
No. 2. .--r-c,. zfred -,.-
Dc, ,BARLEY-Firm and 4@41ac higher,
closing at 81 741 for No. in store.
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On motion, the Council adjourned.

RACE PosTPoNED.-The race advertised
to come off this afternoon at Olentapgy
Park has been postponed until Thursday,
Sept. oath, when an additional race will be
trotted., The sport will be very fine, and
we shall expect to see large attendance
of ladies and gentlemen, lovers of the
turf.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Fatal Encounter. Eenu
- gGREENCAsTLE, Pa, Sept


y gGREENCAsTLE, Pa, Sept. 21.I /
On Saturday night the Democrats held
meeting.at Greencastle. On the same
night the Republicans held a meeting at
Waynesboro, in Franklin county. While
some of the people were returning from
WaynesbOro, they encountered ten or
twelve men from the Greencastle meeting
who, as they passed along, struck at the
torches carried by the former, and acted in
such manner as to lead some of those
from Waynesboro to fear that they might
be injured. The Greeneastle men finally
an attack on four young men
in a carriage, when George Benner, one OF
the four, discharged his pistol and killed a
Young man named Lee Kerr, who resided
near Waynesboro, in this county.
The Schooner Resoiute. 80
,gsB aro-s OswEGo, Sept. q.
The schooner Resolute, from Belleville,
for thisport, with barley, in attempting to
enter the harbor, struck the west pier and
is now going to pieces. Crew saved 81
- b Frost. -
There was light frost in the eastern
part of this county last night. 1fs .a
-a7ass ---n. % -l4g BUFFALO, Sept. 81.
Frost here last night-the first of the
The Excursionists. i
10 -a5aEA ST. LoUIs, Sept. 20.
Thi St. Louis excursion party to Omaha
and the Rocky Mountains arrived at st
Joseph yesterday, and were received and
welcomed by Mayor Hall. Mayor Thomas,
of ST. Louis, responded. They dined at the
Pacific Hotel as guests of the city, and left
in the afternoon for Council Bluffs, by spe-
Ecialtrain. The party arrived at Omaha at
nine o'clock last evening, and were receiv-
ed by large delegation of the business
men of the city, who gave them fine ban
quet at the International Hotel. Mayor
Roberts rendered the hospitalities of the
city. A business meeting will be held to-
morrow forenoon to discuss the immediate
construction of an air line railroad from
Omaha and st. Louis. The party will be
| Joined here by a number of capitalists and
they will all leave for the end of the Pacific
road Tomorrow at 8 P lon special train
provided by the company.
'hA -o.I Hi General Blair.
i General Blair arrived at Omaha from the
West last night and will leave for the East
tonight.
Explosion.
lT,yAD MADISON, WIS., Sept. 81.
A boiler exploded in the wash room O.
the insane asylum Saturday, killing James
Doyle, engineer; one unknown, and fatally
scalding Frank Carlson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22
NEW APPOINTMENTS.
Hon. Chiffon A. White

And others will speak
Gen. Geo. W. NIcCook, and Hon.
Robert HutchesOn, ,y..s5
viii speak with Hon. Geo H. Pendleton
At YOUNGSTOWN, Got. sd..,..-,sr
w. w. WEBB, e. F. BINGHAM,
Secretary. Chairman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22
Governor General.

-t7szA 2OSaHTTAT OTTAWA, Sept. q.
= Lord Monck has been advised by cable
that Sir John Young has been appointt d
General of Canda. He will ar
rive in November. '''i''l'' ''h iia. 'ri.4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

CONTRACT AwARDEp.GThe committee
on Fire Department of the City Council,
d., McAlister, Chairman, on yesterday
awarded the contract for building athir-
teen cisterns to C. ISteib 6 Co., at So cents
NOR b,rrol r-srC-g s-a.fa xffstT,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

tss NUTrY.4Nutsgo of. ailkinds will be plenty
this fall, SO say some of our country
friends. Hickory nuts, cider and cakes are
capital, but cider can't be had this winter,
except at prices out of reason, so that &C
ceptable beverage must be discarded for
this capapaign. EoOGa YHEaH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22


FILED YEsTERDAY.-Thef following Ger
tificates of Incorporation were filed with
the Secretary of State yesterday: '5,c
a50f the Wilson Sewing Machine Com
pany, organized for the purpose of manu-
featuring and selling sewing machines
Principal office in Cleveland. Capital
stock 100000, in shares of 500 each. w.
G, Wilson, 7. b. White, r. G. White, r. J..
Bellamy and p. c. Lathrop are the 5corpor-
ators. iofi s1i ' egsal"-i 1s71a 93is9d 80 au5
ia OF the Jasper Turnpike Company, or
ganized for the purpose Of constructing a
turnpike road from Piketon. Pike county,
to Idahoe, same county. Capital stock
$25,O0O, in shares of So. N..Cutler, Mark
Ellis, Leander McKee,P. B. Hays, Thomas
Shropshire, Michael Nesler,s S. Alexander
and Jacob Depue are the corporators.
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Montreal

s.7 Hifr g,-r.-a5-a- MONTREAL Sept. 81.
An,appeal is published on behalf of the
people OF Labrador. who are reported in
The Bishop of Rupert's land ana Rev.
Cameron Balch are spoken Of as successors
to the Metropolitan.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

SPLENDID WINE.LJ. q. Davidson, Of the
National Hotel, has our thanks for bottle
of the best wine we have tasted for many
a day. 1t was made in 1866 of Concord
grapes, and I is extensi lively used pY our
physicians, In their, practice. as. a pure
article It has no equal. GsJU4 iIS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22
ExpIosion.

: ''' 80 " LONDON, CANADA, Sept. 2l.l
The, boiler in Murray & Anderson's
foundry exploded tits afternoon, severely
injuring three workmen, one OF whom has
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

,S%T The Board of Education on yester-
day contracted with VIM. M'Clung for the
erection of new school house In. District
No. 5. Montgomery township. at a cost of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

w .Towler's Band will give an open air
concert at the west front of the State
House tonight as usual. 'e''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

W New corn, is beginning to come in
It sells at 75 cents per bushel. Rather steep
for a commencement 7IGo bas .IZ0g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

ueRs There are no grocer men in the
world than those who sell coffee, sugar,
tea and the like. .aI1oI .lTkNEIanL9 aOa
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KILLED. d.TTz

WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept. 81.
A shooting affray occurred at Fayette-
yiIle Friday, between Robert sWinsbip
Stedman, SON of A. A. Stedman, and w. VI.
Morrow, United States Deputy Marshal, in
" hich both were killed.59-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

: az The township trustees on yesterday
allowed bills to the amount of sl20A0 Tor
township and pauper purposes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

w Yesterday was notJa PLEASANT day
by any means. The clouds hung heavy and
ow all day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

ew The City Council last night elected
A.D. HefIner Assistant City Civil Engip-
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Cincinnati money iMa.lrlket.sept. si.
7yGOLD-1435s4. - 'SS7i s'ih7t
Z EXGHANGE-Dull at SO per thousand
to par buying. s-7qTs 80 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

sieE General George B. Smythe' OF New
ark, was in the city yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

w- To-day is the anniversary OF the
battle of Fishers Hill, fought in 1864.
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arLoR DE MAYo.n

A. NEW PERFUME for the HANDKERCHIEF
EXQUISITE, DELICATE, Lasting FRAGRANCE
PHAL0N & SON, N. Y. Sold BY all Druggists
= rvNY-my22 eodIyt 40 z - - 7grr-7''t. 80,
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New Y ork Dry Goods market--sept.a 2

NeW hOfK Ury Uoous M IHaEAetT-Sspt.2U.
PG The market for better grades bleached
mills and ManviAe. yard wide sheetings,
both reduced from Is to 25c per yard; Bales
is; Fruit Of the Loom ISc; New Market w
|l7;i Quinebagu z19a; Forestdale 17e; Booth
lac; Bartlett 151ac; Slater 15e; Booth Band
L, 15c; ,Nanaske ,15c; Amoskeag A l6c;
rhorndyke B-13@1315c; New Jersey 141sc;
renee Twist 111sc; in other cotton goods
there is no change; trade generally little,
but far from active.i
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN
INTELLIGENCE,
SO oo1TI Jnyrrg ruco!I ra,yoi9
&C., &c.,r 20 Sc, &c.
Z 2ql9iWASHINGToN! 25g
The Case of sSurratf.

V.siel sTfd ~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 81.
The case of Surratt was called this morn
ing before Judge Wylie, in the Criminal
Court. The counsel on both sides appeared
as before. The District Attorney stated his
readiness to proceed with the conspiracy
Indictment. having decided to enter nolle
prosequi in Fthe murder Indictment He
He'd a letter from Attorney General
Browning, approving his course. The
nolle prosequi was entered, and the case
then called on the conspiracy Indictment.
The defense expressed SURPRISE as they
had come prepared to try the murder in
dictment. They asked postponment till
Tomorrow, to make special plea, setting
forth the amnesty proclamation of the 4th
of January last, indefense. The Judge as
sented to the postponement. & = ~ q az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22
COMMERCIAL MAT TIERS.

New York Money market-Sept. 81 i
z G0LD-ot ening at 14414 and. closing al
l4SX. L .IIgE = - - Il = IA
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TORS OFFICF, FRANKLIN CoUNTY.E
-. COLUMBUs, Sept. 10. 1853. Il

Il
.., ,-....-..-. COLUMBUS, Sept. 10, 1868. &
j. o. CAMPBELL, ESQ.,, Clerk of Board of
Education, Westerville, o.. si9
SIR:-Yours of the 10Th inst is received,
and In reply would say that your original
levy was 50 300. and to add the $500 would
make an aggregate OF $3.50 The law on
ly allows the Auditor to put on n levy of
seven mills. This levy would produce to
your district about $l,50O. = arrrg . :.
, If the Board of Education should need a
larger sum than the seven mills will pro-
,duce, they must submit 1t tv q vote of the
people of the district. % ~ s5ss - ~
cannot, under the law and under the
decision of the Auditor of State and Com
missioners of Common Schools, put on
more than seven mills on the dollar, un-
less certified to me that the people of the
district voted for such levy. =
rs Yours respectfully, s..r,-,, %
SAMUEL E. KILE, Auditor.
d By A. G. King, Deputy. 4i- -sfIz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

GRECIAN BENDIBUs.-It,has come. Our
gals have caught it. By SIT" we mean the
Grecian Bend. We saw female Yesterday
who had bad. She looked as though she
was humping herself to get home, for some
reason or,other. For awhile we gazed up
on her seraphic features, and then wonder
edSwhat SO sweet looking girl had got her
oack up about. Blobbs suggested "colic."
but her face was too serene in expression
70 warrant US in adopting that idea Still
we are satisfied that the sGrecian- Bend is
very suggestive of ginger and peppermint.
In addition to the Ben, this young lady had
Inc pdnser. She was broken out with it all
over the bach. - It was all there-the for.
ward inclination, the short miEcing step
and the panier, that looked as if the lady
had. attempted to disguise herself as a
camel, and the hump had slid down. AS
bender she looked very uncomfortable but
seemed animated with the reflection that
she was the pioneer, in this city, OF the
latest thing out. Her respected and benign
daddy should take a strap about three feet
long and about an inch wide, and see if he
couldn't smake crooked things straight.''
Charley Webb, the poet and wit, saw the
disease at Saratogs, and perpetrates the fol-
lowing thereon: 0E b0j3s GiIf4BIIa3s'
sai1q When lovely woman stoops to frolic "a qois
laiv nd rues the rinse. alas too late,rl-TfT bjss
Z CA.a nat balm shall soothe her melancholc? -
hat art shall set her back up straight? IL
The only thing fer her disaster.
81 The only, way her woe to end. - s7sssasEE
ifsSe 4 spy Moy %pS1ara dn y st PisstsrId PnId aiE
-----
A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT. - A few
days since the Proyident Savings ,Institu-
tion OF St! Louis received, ten dollar
greenback purporting to be one OF new
series 49, class G, plate Is, authorized by
The act of Congress February 25th, 1se2.A
The bill was taken without suspicion, but
afterwards some doubt as to its genuine
ness was raised and it was submitted to the
various experts in the city 70 pass upon. A
difference of Judgment existed, about as
many declaring the bill good as there were
20 pronounce it spurious. At length, to
settle the matter, the Bank sent the bill to
he office of the American Bank Note
Company in New York. To-dayyit-was re-
,urned marked "counterfeit' AS there
nay be many of these bills afioat, it is i'm
oortant that watchfulness. should be ex-
,rcised. The paper of the bill is good and
The coloring excellent, but the svignette-
Abraham Lincoln--on the left, and the fe-
male figure on the right. are inGistinct and
poorly executed. 1t will be safe to closely
icrutinize all bills of new series %, class c, i
D. .ates15. .Sn aTz - Als'f tUs Iizb sds sss1et #
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

January was in the city yesterday.
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Ruffalo malrke,-sept.i aIt

FLOUR-Dull. .5s0d
s WHEAF--Buyers offer 81 go for No. 2
Chicago5 sellers ask 81 81. sls., ..Idaf
nj Ct,RN-Dun and nominal at 81 OI.
OATS-Fairly active at 63c. -'N
RYE-Sl 80 for No. 1 Western! I'll ~
Isi BARLEY-SIs IS tor car lots. oi9iV
6 s. fGHTSr- Upehsnged. 1qa letius9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

To BOARDS OF EDUCATIoN.-As the var
ious township Boards of Education are
just now making pretty heavy levys for
school purposes, the following letter from
Auditor Kile to the Clerk of the Board of
Education at Westerville may give them
some light on this subject. They will see
that the Auditor cannot under the law,
comply with the many resquests made for
a larger levy than seven mills on the dol
lar: ..-.-,-.-..-.a7ss7 g .--............. -Fola
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viii of Edwin A. Stevens.

The will of the late Edwin A. Stevens
bequeaths nearly twenty million dollars
Two public school houses in Hoboken are
bequeathed to that city, and $650,000 for
the erection and maintenance OF another is
donated. The Stevens battery, for the conn
pletiou of which one million is donated, is
to be present to the State of New jersey.
The rest OF the property falls to the widow
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22
miluaukee MIarkef-sert. n I =

20 FLoURADull and lower City XIX
80 oooao OK .S9nIw fB
3fWHEAT-Firm at 81 so for No. i in
iuiiI ;5JfSrH 7jfdW bnE leaY s~-f arl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

sff ri 81 Uw gPIssTBURGH,a Sept. q.
0 Weather cloudy River a few inches
lower and falling. Mercury al degrees.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

I'D J. B. MILLER, l-g gComd'g regiment
Adjutant. rsas5 AJoa.a Il
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-14
Important Certificate.
Communicated by a Physician

SEINE months ago l was called to attend
lady Of Williamsburgh, N. Y, who had long been
suffering from troublesome uterine disease. Its
presence Was marked by constant vaginal dis
charge, sometimes OF watery consistency and
sometimes creamy and muco-purulent. She had
been under other treatment for some time, but
constantly grew worse. Vaginal examination
disclosed extensive induration and liberation of
the cervix uteri. The uterine inflammation, which
was evidently assuming chronic form, was also
aggravated by long standing constipation, pal
Spitation OF the heart, night-sweats' cough, poor
appetite, and almost daily Paintings. She faint
ed 10 entire insensibility during of my fiji vt
visits. l commenced, of course, by such active
local treatment as the liberation demanded
and then applied myself to recuperation Ut the
general heath. 1t was inconvenient to see her
frequently, and except to mark the healing of
the ulcers, in the early stages, visited her
ly every other week. For tonic and cousti! tuition
alinvigorant Dodd's Nervine only was perscrib-
ed. had some time before become acquainted
with its properties, and knew of nothing more
safe or satisfactory in its probable effects. And
the result completely justified my expectation.
In fortnight the bowels had become free
and regular in their movements, the night
sweats disappeared, and appetite began to grow.
The tainting spells became less frequent and
soon ceased altogether: In another fortnight
there WAS no more cough, the vaginal discharge
was sensibly diminishing, sleep was. normal and
refreshing, ond the general health decidedly i'm
proved. What remains Is soon told. The pa
tient continued the use of the Nervine land no
other medicine1 for some weeks longer, when
my further attendance was not required. Since
her recovery / have seen her but once. She
seems perfectly well, Her JOY over restored
health il naturally enough most enthusiastic.
She never before had a medicine give her such
cOmfort-and such appetite-and such sleep
and such courage-and such strength. She
wouldn't try to keep house again without it, anu
so forth, and 80 forth. 1t is my own opinion
that the Nervine is the best tonic and corrective
OF the female organization that has ever come
under my observation. l shall not fail to con
tinue its use in all similar cases. and the profess
sion know they are numerous enough.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, 81.
248-0
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-14
IADIHs
IN POOR
.o HEALTH.

0NE Of the best medicines, probably the very
~ best ever prescribed, for the numerous
aud distressing ailments known as FEMALE
COMPLAINTS, is Dodds Nervine and lnvigora-
tor. Headache, Pain in the Back and Limbs,
falpitation of the Heart, Faintness, Loss OF
Appetite. Bearing. down Pain, Prostitution OF
Strength, Retained, Excessive, Irregular or
Painful Mensus all yield to it's magic power.
For Hysteria, Epilepsy Me ancholy, &C., it is all
but infallible 1t is also most valuable to ladies
who are experiencing the change incident to adj
vanced years, Then it IL that constitutional
maladies make their appearance If any be Turk
ing about the system, and give caste to remain
ing days. Dodd's Nervine and lLvigorator great
ly assists nature at this important period. main
tanning the vigor and tranquility of early life,
and carrying them with ease and safety through.