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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04
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The additional arrivals and 9ey,ar.,-r---
mp to midnight last Include ne ,FofI,,
Norton, to Henderson; Fanny Bran6sis
to Cairo; Lady WashiD gton aud bowlaer.
barges, from Rising sun; Petrolia no. 2.
from Cannelton; Umpire from Cairo.
The Brandeis.took out an immense trip.
She took "a barge, to lighter, in case Of
emergency. Capt. Miller LEFT, by rail-, yes
terday morning, for Louisville. Captain
John II. PecLenpaugh, Of the Norman,
took the Braudeis out........Tbe Petrolin
had magnificent trip in, one OF the best
Of the season......-The Lady washington,
with 4 tow of powders FOR J. $. Lowry,
arrived last evening ......... A lady passenger
by the Pelrolia says that more pleas
ant and truly courteous corps OF officers
were never associated together on any
boat.......!Fhe Umpire arrived at % last
night, with good trip. She win lie over
till Monday. ......-.A dispatch from Louis
willie. sGys the Rose lite will come through
to-day ON time. She IS a splendidly APP
pointed steamers and Captain w. r. Hol-
croft and Frank Dougherty, her chief OIL
GERS, unders and their business thor
oughly-..-.The Charmer and Cora 3. passed
HaWesville at i Pm. yesterday, bat had
not arrived at II O'Clock last nigilt...-........
The Charmer arrived at ~ 20 last night,
with an excellent trip Tor the water. SHE
came through without detention. She
should have a splendid trip ont to-day.
/ The Cora s. WIS at CanneIton when the
| eharmer passed That point. She had not
arrived at one O'Clock this morning. she
may be expected about daylight.
JF4a Bfauffesfs.
HE MANIFEST OF steamer Charnaer, from
Clvclnnatt to Evansville. nh6im1e a
/ FrlcS, p bb,s ale; Henry Augur. 4 Dbl
/ fndse; q Bliss, 4 bale hafnp; BabCoct a
steel, pkgs gfatesi W CALDWELL nest
baszotsi "A Christ lB plzgs mdses 4 a Car
roll, 6 pcs marble: nj Dalzell, 81 pigs paper;
| T. & q X r., 20 pkgs stoves &c; Fieldecker q
Saunders, 2 boxes hard ware; Gibson q
/ Welsoh, - pkgs pumps SC; Humphrey a
I Lewis, s pEgs fndse; Humphrey a. Patrick,
/ 70 pigs mdseF 91iedaricks IS pigs mdsei
j karsch, q carbOgs acid 80 kratz,S cider
4 'rni IS sam Orr, ~ pkgs mdses II II Agent
I 90 pes inistble; T. Runner a. Col bdl bags
4 W Waehst 2 PIX g. lpdsei Ino Wymouu,
I bdls paper bags; w Wayne, pkgs. Gpp6oi
X NernehRndes Berhn1e, 10 cad tobacco.
4 For Heahlpnlent-l0O pkgs n1dsea and 10 r
OOJ feet Of lumber Em h1iraT.1 #le
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o1 heiaaEaNH#I A#AsW IT HNsI .Hh iIIr DO
MoEEY-Actlvo at SHARP pen cant, cl#..
Ing wilma better supply AND s9mee .epua
lions 40 per cent
ExcIAHaE -stoling ami aua hoNy at
l0BZ0l0D.
90LD--AetiYe aud cUeifrds opened nt
lg55kf fell % 1904. nnd closed at lts1aI. o..
Borrowing Fntea Co. day Wetu t-i0 Do Il ueT
cent 0ieaTeuc s. GlHl zoos 600 Tha eIIue
bought q miulgn ~ 1861. AZ small naIIIe
on the Bear aide Was reported, Huu lhDru
were rumora that soma Hrlns who hHEn
sold largely OF calls Won iu trouble
the collaborating ISSUES. German bankers
were large pnrehps efH al new nOudH. Gone
pOns OF '8l, l23Hl2iTs do. '6l, IL tMIaI.
DO. "a, l2l4Ml215a do. 200. Isi5fmIaI dU.
new, l2Bkmlll do. tbl, IlIl sIfIaHi1t aG aH..
I2O1IMi2l: IO-t0s. IlI5<mIIX
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s Laborers are busily engaged in
cleaning out the sewers, It win take
several weeks. t. 1oao ia
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN.-=h.
Bishop, for an assault on August
Laeoss, was fined So 10. Replevied.
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s0 The Old Settlers Picnic will
take place at Boonville to-day. i2ei4
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"a The Public Schools win re-
open on Monday. In this connection
we would state that Prof. Cow de-
sires all children who have not yet
been to school, and desire to attend
the ensuing term to call on him to-
day at the High School Building.
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DISTRICT INsTITUTE.-The District
School Teachers of Vanderburgh
County will hold a meeting at the
High School Building, next Saturday,
the 18th, for the purpose of efeoting
an organization for their mutual ben
eft. A large attendance is desired.
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Ia The sales of real estate the
past week foot up total of s12, $50 40.
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Z MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following LIZ
censes to marry were issued from the
County Clerks ONCE, for the week end
ing September 3D.:
George Brach and Catharine Haberlach.
William Chin and LOttie Anderson
Peter Zapp and Eliza Stephens.
George Matte and Catharine b. VOss.
Christopher r. Tislow anu Sarah T.. J ohm
son.
Isaac L. Mills and Kate Delker.
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FISH & BARTER. distin-
guished book sellers and stationers,
are before the pablo this morning in
our Local Column" offering ire
sistable attractions to allswho desire
or have necessity to invest in school
books, fancy note papers. gold pens
or ehromos. cheap but admirable
substitute for oil paintings. Cali and
examine their stock. @
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CorrOE-safos today D.ghaI mI4dIIue.
q 31c receipts 90 balegi nlas for tHo urelt
53l bales.
OATsmGle.
BI1AH-~0i OH.
HAFs-aaB.
WHIsHY-tt ~ gal ~.
Other Articles unchanged.
GOLD r-Elit6
srERLmq -lGG Bow 4orf aiahfanu.
par.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Mike Hof plead
guilty to selling liquor on Sunday, and
was fined $40 each, in two cases.
John Kehler plead guilty to selling
liquor on Sunday, and was fined SO
each, in three cases.
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"a The Common Pleas Court will
meet on Monday. 80 . 4. f
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Testimonial.
DIR. II. w. Qoud.

Or. u. ". Cloud:
DEAR SIR-Last Summer I had a
severe attack of bilious fever, follow
ed by long continued nervous pros
tration, accompanied by jaundice,
and after a severe course Of medicine,
falling to obtain relief, I purchased a
few bottles ofyour InyigoratingCordial
at the suggestion of q friend; and |
take great pleasure In saying that l
was, in less than month, restored to
my former good health and spirits,
and give y0ur Cordial all the credit.
make this statement not more
for your benefit than for the good OF
those who may be similarly afflicted
a. S. Bush,
sept2 At Con. e. & @. R.R.
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"a The examination of school
teachers, for the purpose Of confer
ring licenses, will take place at the
High School Building to-day. Prof.
J. W. Knight is the School Exam
innr -..-. l-l.u
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September l, 1869-tf.

~ P. L. GEIssER & Co., "a Main
Street. is Jewelry Headquarters IN
this city. sep2-2t
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BAD BoYs.-A number of naughty
boys were arrested yesterday after
noon and taken before the Recorder,
for throwing stones at little negro
girl. The Recorder gave them lee
ture and released them, but if any
other boys are arrested on similar
charge they will certainly be sent to
the lookup.
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Nnfic. or ronartnershlp.

Notice is hereby given that A. nj.
Dusouchet has this day been admitted
as a partner in the firm of j.. Rutfner
Jr. & Co., Wholesale dealers in Flour,
Bacon and Salt, at No North Water
Street. u. RUFFNER, in.
JOHN GILBERT.
Snn4nn,hnr 1 1904 -.--
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sTEANrnonre-
Government Fu8Ihl9 III01-

Government Eusibl8 Alloy
ny t.sSa -. WBn. a.. TuIHDUt 81 en..
AVA Brass Founder, e.faer TI.I uuu
Pine streets, nfa tIr. Only auIIur.e.H
manufacture. lu this cify. fLfe.8e.ru-
ment Tuslble Alloy. meHfIuutf Iu. III# ~.
der Ofthe supervising iuapteIuF rnHu.na
ca IN Tuesday nomIueH ioauaI Ma.
teI5 owners mnd cn#fneNI #tN lHHH
FOR oWENBRQHO. UANNEEpoN EuI-
f5VHLe AID ClNClNAhfL
THE 0rtcIaa lHmu
.6sE.h CHARHER.
i}'Hn 54He.s rr laIaf.
LoaVcs orcluciunaQ and 80 WaTrorl.
sATURDhR atpre0lEH Bul
al i0oicloclt Am
For ncighf or paafaae nuul. ou H..I#.
or ~ DUKE NltN tI#UH.
sea A4t haenl.
FOR 9WgRanoHo hGp Loa1HfuHE
The hRe poasoneer steamer
| .lE ROMEO
. lieu n aEau. gIefE.
WITH mo Rose nlte Lo1Hy.Iia on
sAuUHDAK, sEfrENuEH 1Ta.
For freight or passage apply m UealH. aI
w g, 1870 5000 COS
/ rOR OWEN sBOR0, DAMN EITOE. h#.
LDUl8YILIE.
The hoct ana elegant passenger eu.I
e. ROSE HlIE.
l W. ". Houcrofs laH.Hr.
I Franz AouHhnHy. tIHI..
Leaves Tor Bonneville ana 0ll WHs Uuw
sATUHDAV, sEFTEuBHH tu
! nj g o'clock +" M.
/ For freight Or passage apply uu HI.#.. On.
| 20 w. g. HItDMH 81 Co.,.
/ AIT n..UH.
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ga Buy 1.-THE Florence" the
first class Family Sewing Machine Of
the World. auR29 81
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FEATs OF BURGLARs.-On Friday
night last, burglars broke into the
Office OF d. Burbank & Bro, at Hen
dersoh, aud blew their safe open. OBJ
tanning $40 for their trouble. Ga
Wednesday night they tried the Office
Of Sweets & Cartwell, at Uniontown,
and blew the entire front out of the
safe and robbed it of 1910. Parties
are in pursuit Of them, with fair
hopes of overtaking them.
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BG~ 4. @. Bridwell & Co corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have 0
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals. Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes
&c.. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
] gress and iRockbridge Alum Waters
ie17-tf r.I8t Ia uc 5tG99 g 4
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B<y- All American Watches manu-
featured in the United States, for sale
in gold and silver cases, at slzH j
tuT go p. Il. GEIssLER q Co. So f
sep2-2t 81 Main Street.
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FIsH s. BARTER have the largest
and cheapest stock of school books
ever brought to this city. Gall and
see them, No. 19 Main Street, next to
First National Bank. SEA
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BSp Two blind mares for sale; in
No. condition. Apply to
Al OoLBgRN,
aug18 IF 80 Main Street
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LOCAL NOTICES

HOLLANDS GOLD PENS are the besf
made. Fish & Barter are the exclu
sive agents for the sale of them il
this ellyHg lLnI Ill. asLlLse4
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Bg~ Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
and Silverware In endless variety at
p. l.. GEIssLER & Co.'s,
SEM 2t 4H 81 Main Street.
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A GRAVE CHARGE-ATTEAIPT TO
PoIsoN. Crowel, who is some
what notorious, was arr ested yester-
day evening on the charge Of attempt
ing 90 poison the wife of we'll known
citizen, whose name we withhold at
the request Of his business associates.
A preliminary examination was held
last night before Justice MoTernan,
and Mrs. Crowel was bound over In
the sum Of $1,000. She gave the re-
quired bail, and was released. 1t is
gravely asserted that the evidence
will go far towards showing that the
husband Of the lady attempted to be
poisoned and Mrs. Crowel have been
on terms Of criminal intimacy for
some time, and that the deed was
connived at by him. We forbear
comment on so peculiar a case for the
| present, and will await further devel-
opments. We hope the charge against
the man may prove to be unfounded
/ EDITORS COO hNAL--LA' " harvey
or some one over his signature, in yes.
terday's JOURNAL, finds it necessary
TO come back to the Board of Health
question, and since the matter is once
before the public. it may as we'll be
thoroughly sifted. s
| Now let US see what the duties Of
the Board Of Health were, which q
man Of common sense, average eapac'
| ity and zeal were not able to perform
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B9~ Go TO Maroonnier's for the
latest styles of hats and caps.
sep3 lw. Ga8Ia asa fU4IU
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PERsoNAL.--John T. Scott, of
Madisonville. was in the city yester-
day, and performed a very sensible
duty-subscribed for the JOURNAL.
John Alsop, representing the great
drug house of Peter, Powers & Coop
er, louisville, is at the American
House.
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valuable Business Properly for Sale

e
That,Valuable business property on
the northeast corner of Second and
Division Streets, being seventy. Ave
feet front on Second Street, and ex-
tending back sixiy-nine feet on Diyis
ion Street, with a large frame dwelling,
containing seven large rooms, hall
pantry, out buildings, &C., with gas
pipes all through the house, all in good
condition, the house being thirty
seven and a half feet from the corner
of Division Street. Will sell the
whole property together, or will subs
divide to suit parties. Unless the
property is sold at private saleo OF
before Saturday, September 4th, 1869
it will be offered at public sale at the
Court House door, at two O'Clock, =
NJ, on said day. Hf u III i9a
TERMS OF SALE-0ne, third cash
balance in two equal payments of one
and two years, with six per cent. IN.
terest on deferred payments, secured
by mortgage. For further partieuiari
apply to j p. ELLIOTT Il Son.
Real Estate Agents,
Corner of Third and Locust Streets
aug26-d9t. I'D - IgE
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RAJ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at I. &. ID. HEIMAN's.
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B1 Mrs. Ross School will com
mence Monday, September 9th. DIT
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Grand humboldt celebration Al


The 18th Of September. 1869, The
one hundredth birth day of Al6xan-
der Won Humboldt, the Nestor Of
Science, is fast approaching. The
most complete arrangements are being
made to celebrate said birthday at
our city, in manner worthy eff the
great deceased. .5.ras l...5
The undersignod committee take
pleasur In Inviting the people Of
Evansville and vicinity to participate
in the festivities, and being satisfied
that the renowned and honored name
Of Alexander Won Humboldt will
awaken the deepest sympathics in the
heart Of every intelligent BEING, we
feel confident that our citizens and
neighbors will attend the celebration
en- nt0sSe. =. f
All lodges, societies, associations,
etc, with or without emblems), are
respectfully requested to participate
in the profession.
t. -, Ill
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FISH & BARTER have just received
complete assortment of ladies'
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes 10 match. SCI
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B6- Horses and carts wanted to
haul powders and gravel, Apply i'm
nediatelyto j w. Lowry. sept3.
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mediately to J w. Lowry. sept3.
B@ f. A. Weber has just returned
from the East with by far the finest
and largest selection of Hats and Caps
ever brought to Evansville, consist
ing of all the latest styles for men,
boys and children. They are, also,
preparing the largest stock Of Furs
ever brought to indiana, And are
prepared to manufacture to order, and
remodel anything IN the Hat and Fur
line.
Removed two doors from the corner
to No. 50 Main Street, Sign Of Tiger.
sept4-tf Il. A.WEBER q Co.
BB@ Our customers will find a
large stock of Ladies', Misses, and
Children's Shoes in our house; also,
large and complete line of Gents
and Boys Boots and Shoes of all
grades. These goods are all fresh,
and will be sold very cheap at
GEO. MILLER u Co.'S,
se3-2t % Main Street.
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pD@ Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUoHEs'
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sept2 At Con. e. & G. R.R.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

At some of the tables the dealers are
women-French or Spanish-and it is a
noticeable fact that the betters are fewer
than the others, the prevailing belief be-
ing, apparently, that the fair sex do not
give the rougher so good a chance for get
ting his money back as do the male deal
ers.
The Indians were the first TO discover
the wonderful silver deposits on the noun
tain, and guide the white man to it, but
they cannot fully understand the sudden
and marvellous influx of population, nor
cease to lmire the long rows of cloth and
lumber buildings, which are shanties to
us, but palaces to them, spriDging up as if
By magic daily on every side. Menln
e | on fine horses, with Mexican paddles
differing with silver, brilliant blankets
and ancari Of black bear or llama skin,
contrasting with Oriental richness with the
other trappings, dash past on the gallop,
their long silver spurs making music, like
lesser sleigh bells, as they 60. These are
the lucky mine owners or spectators who
have sold claims for big prices; they are
getting all the enjoyment they can for
their money in this accursed country.
Missouri ''bushwhackers, with long whips
which they flourish and crack increasingly
over their tired oxens heads, abound so
do painted prostitutes from all pars OF
Europe and America.
There are few decent married women
here but the majority is against them, aud
they for the most part keep close at home.
Everybody you meet has a pocket full OF
specimens, and feet as numerous at least
as a centipele. Chloride, bromide, horn
silver, ruby silver, and base range metal,
is heard On every side.
A shot is fired in saloon; there is a
sudden stampede for the street one COM
Blatant is disarmed and BONE strugglingly
away by his friends, while the other beats
a mastery retreat in the opposits direc-
ton, his face and postol kept always to
the foe, and in an instant all is excitement
and conclusion.
This is Sunday at White Pine; how dc
you like the picture?
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THE MEDICINE FOR
wHOOPING &C UGH !

DoDD's NERvINE AND INvIG0RAToR give,
agreea lie and almost instant relief in the spasms
Uf Who0pnS CCn2 h. This is complaint that all
children are expo cted to have aud when it comes,
strange say they arel, It b. q 1T Il thr ugh as
they best cln, little nothing ing done to break
ITS intens ty or help the sufferers along. And when
and adult Yeas have their origin Ia tile tear and
stain CfWhcoplng Cough, ills neglect would be
utterly ,uidcco ota4le Ut ~ tle iact that child
m n, a. 0 considered So much matter Oic0irso that
psoJIc lave BECOME stJiclily unconcernea apCgt
tls,n. Let them h il thru u rs We I'D, Seems
Cough i q Nervous disease, and bodd's Nervine
and Invlg orator treats IL W. tn COMPLETE sue
CESS. Mothers, TRY 1T, AID save ycu little ones
the worst asCny Of this distrt sslns a9ecto on sure
and ut.
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at Works like a Charm |"

READER
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic OIL cures Head
ache
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Tooth
ache
Renne's Patn-Kiling Magic Oil cures Neural
gia.
Repne's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Rheum-
atisrn. ' ga ~
Rcnne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus
Renne's Pain-Eilling Magic Oil cures Lame
ness.
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil CURES Skin
Diseases. e@44 = E4A tts4lY
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
Slime their shoulders are'-of "my crlck In the
back''-or, 81 hive got the S,iatia"-and de-
light in telling that "nothing can cure me-
but when we get such lawful folks to use Rem
mes Plin-Killing Magic Oil, faithfully, we not
only cure their lameness and charm away their
pains, but we actually take all that kind of Drag
out Of them! and they frankly own up and say,
1t works like charm
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufact'r,
Pittsfeld, Mass.
Sold by Brush & Pease, Cambridge; i. H. Shat
tuck, Wateryille; A. O.. Gates, Norris lille, and
by all druggists and merchants. 1l-yl
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
SPEEDY CURE CT wHooPINg corGU.

J. W. PICKETT ESQ, Brooklyn, N. Y.
am not in the habit OF taking advert cd medl-
clues, 81 cat i,in t. their ayye N whtn
they como under ms observation; tut ioel ca :
strained g. mai an excerpt on IN iavUr Of DoDD ;
NEfVINE AND INFI00RATOR, a medicine ]
have used in my family for some tinc past. Ny
little dau- liter lad Ecvn suffering f,li scvCle
Whooping Cough for several W, eks and was SO
much DIok1nuf rest at nj -isr th.tt-'y c1cess.v,
coughing and loss Of seep-hcr c INST tut IN and
o eral health seemed 10 be giving away. Various
II nJuiss or pallatyes were Recommended ~ int =
mats nee hbuis, but nothing was tried until ouf AT
tenton was called by a phi ysic'au nGtuow IN p ac-
tee to Dodd's Nervme. This was procure and
commenced using at once--with an eff,ct mm ,diat-
and surprising. As the Commissions were hal st at
night We began to give the nervine ON her soiug to
bed The first dose administered made its nnpr F.
sion; the ecu III became less and less frequent
very much less seyere-shc seen git her accustomed
sesp-rapdly revived in health and yigOr-lnd in
ltw day s was as well as ever. What was left Of
the Whoopnss Cou, n was thereafter Of no trou le
Of course cannot mt consider Dodds Nervnv and
Invigorator inyalua lie remedy for this distress
ing mala ". may add, that have since recon-
mendel it to several family friends in like circun :
stances, and have lLuud II in every to be equal
~ successiu 1t needs only to 30 nnown t. come
Into universal demand. Nv. PICKETT.
For sale by Druggists. Price One Dollar. 2w3