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OHIO ELECTION.

COLUMBUS, ONO, October 1.-THE Re-
p0blicans claim, and the Democrats con-
eede, ten thousand majority for Hays,
three Republicans in the House, and q
majority in the Senate.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GILL-The friends and acquaintanees Of
GEORGE NJ. GILL, are respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral this FRIDAY Afternoon,
ao'clook. Services at ST. Lazarus Church, by
Rev. Dr. Wheat.
Carriages at j. G. Hoist & Co.'S.
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RELIGIOUS.

New YORK, October 1.-THE Honse of
Bishops Of the y Niscopal Church, this af-
ternoon. elected Mr.. Henry Niles Pierce,
y. D., Missionary Bishop Of Arkansas and
the Indian Territory,
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.)
eECRETARY AND TREAsCRER'S OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN, October II, 1862
@ TOCKHOLDERS in this company are
, hereby notified that the annual election
for Directors, to serve the ensuing year, viii
be held at the Peabody Hotel. Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, the l9th November next, at
ocis s,H. LAMB, Secretary.
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MODEST REQUEST.
Higgins wants to Hoist Cuban cOIOFs in
an American Port

NEW YORK, October l4.-It is stated
that Higgins, the commander of the Gu
ba, now at Wilmington, telegraphed to
Secretary Monday TO know If he had any
objections TO his hoIsting a Cuban flag
and firing a salute. Boutwell, being alb
sent, his request was denied By Secretary
Hartley
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SPECIAL SALE
Household Furniture
AT the salesroOm of
W.H.PASSMORE g. co.
23I SECOND STREET,
Friday Morning, October 18th,


AT 10 O'CLOCK.
COMPRISING one elegant Parlor Set. aiIIc
- BrOcatelle finish, and mbraciug superb
Marble-top Tables, Etagere Tete-a-Tete Re
ception, Easy and ParlOr Chairs, all richly
carved and containing Is pieces; Parlor
sets. various styles: 4 Rose Bedroom Sets
Marble-tops ] Oak Set Walnut Trimmed
Marble-tOp Chamber Set, very handsome. I
walnut 0ne-quarter Marble-t0p Chamber
set, nlee style: beautiful Oak hamber Set
Marble-tOp. Parlor Book Case. must be seer.
10 be appreciated; I Freneh Mantle Mirror
walnut frame, gold mouptings; I new and
elegant Plano, Of light and elastic touch
which for purity and durability OF tone can
not be surpassed Also, many other articles,
embracing Carpets. etc. etc.
The Indies are respectfully invited to attend
the stie.
oelf ". II. PASSSfORF, Auctioneer.
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Etc,
A T AUCTION BY A. E FRANKLAND. lgY
: Main street. THIS (FRIDAIl MORNING,
October 18th, at 20 o'clock.
b Terms cf;sh--sale positive.
oclj a. F. FRANKLAND, Auctloneer
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" johnson should represent the sove-
reignty and statehood of Tennessee" T"
Seriously, johnson viii be voted for in
order that there may be no contest by
which the harmony and usefulness ofthe
Legislature might be impaired. KY.
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CINCINNATI

CtNCISNATI, October A.-Family Flour s. 5la
y5 Red Wheat, 81 05al 10; Corn SsaeOc; Oats
9laagc; Cotton dull. sc; Whiskey 81 3: Mess
FORK S5l 70; Lard lTl &; Bulk Meats quiet but
nfhl-bacon shoulders held at l634al7c; sides
El5eci Butter SUca35c; sugar l3l4 abe: coffee Din
80 I0laccn-saIas IL. Hb.aa - nl-.all ~.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
GENERAL NOTES.

TWO million people in Missouri.
Charleston d to be the future capital or west vir-
ginia.
Texas and Florida planters complain Of want Of
lab0rer1.
the age OF 1o1.
Chicago II 70 have new woman sunrage paper
called the l0tat0r.
North Carolina furnished all the gold Of the country
for twenty years.
The booksellers Of Boston have thus far contributed
81, 600 to the peace jubilee.
George D. Prentice and James Guthrie are both
dangerously Ill at Louisville.
There are $50 carpet manufactures in Philadelphia
employing nearly 5000 hands.
The Philadelphia Metropolitan Police bill has been
killed In the Pennsylvania Senate. M
Mr.. Walter Brooke, or Mississippi, died from
stranguafion, produced while eating an oyster.
Rev. Mr. Giles library was sold at auction In Bos-
ton, on Thursday last, at prices unusually high.
Mrs. Men, now residing ar Hhgerstown. Nd, was
born In the envrons OF that place August IL, 1766.
The Penobscot Indians number 452, and are re-
ported to be In healthy and nourishing condition.
Immense quantities OF iwheat are yet held by MIN
nesota farmers. They refuse to sell at present
prices.
Returns from seventy-one plantations in La
fourche parish La. show yield OF 6,940 hogsheads
OF sugar.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE !

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
s "a ssD M aaa
rchs Co. Tne had during the passage constant westerly
on
by the heavy gale blowing the time 2Sth inst At AM
sieamship Alaska, Gray A.plnwsI Fe6 90 with pas.sn
Ms ssas Viz
ship Rising Star, hence for Aspnwa.
Feb s with mdss and passsnssrs to Livingston Fox Co.
Had very head winds and sea during the entire passagc
with cotton and naval stores to James Hand. Left at the
bar .chrs John susman. Lily Richards, and Gem all
sSip TS.%.: bound sS. q c:ps Henry saw steamer
Eys%sn ns :9 ss hound s. The has had strong
stsamsh,p Haterss Roberts Norfolk 80 hours, with mdss
steamship zcgshnei, keiy Bedford with mdse and
passengers TO Ferguson 4 Wood.
schr White, Daaksn, virginis.
schr John Forsyth, Appegste, Virginia.
hr schr queer Queen o. i lie Fleet Brewer Virginia
scs sssr Rsss RSnis ssas sofss Ssa. Hi1s1s Ssior.
s ssT ssy S % S:r Ssssss
scSr scSr Helen Perry New asn.:S Bedford wooo,,
soSr @ John James snow SsirS.Ssn sor Virginia
esa aSs GGS%%'9 G
Assn nsn
scsr scsr Hs,rSu.c spS c,oHs Hsnsy r,'o raoyidenes
schr Ann Eliza. Cssweil, Newport for Enzabethpors
schr David Currie. Treat New London.
schr James Parker, sr, Kelly, New Haven ''''Ap''~
schr s 7 r Pharo. Cammins ssw Haven for Baltimore
schr baltimore, Johnson Bridgeport.
schr Nellie Bloomfield. Hosbis, stamford
schr Flora, shuts, Cold Spring
schr Orlando smith. Ferris, PoT Chester ''''''''~
Ship Cornelius Grpne Ghissin from London Isle Of
Wight Dec TO- reported Feb "a, has passengers and
ports strong westerly gales and heavy cross the entire
passage.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
Marine Disasters.

BARK NKrrus-Penxsnce, Feb l3About 80 AZ yester-
p. eoTns % . strong from w 70 small boat: eopS
% os carnss. HEAD ns srsyes ysas
% Be The North German bark NePtun from sw YORK FOR
ss been .d . have
!Ss s.Ss :';s X sss sss
nmansscabis She held on The rocks for = w.s @ sa and
mast and went snS sna sMs 'ius as
place again nd On sss sn, n,
be some hides were washing s. % HSou c ssass
Ssss s y. turn ~
ssved. "p " w" W
.,s ,::.aS.9 % s.g; for put
rsss.ps 81. % po sss ssss'ss ns:r s ":
shs stranded Soidsrnsy islsna on sSs
S ss ss fass Her ssns me sos oss "a
sss s -Sss sss . .ssss sssr The "
MnroRp HAvHr, Feb 1.-THE Southern Raee P,eroa
surVsyss % aSs must S dscSs 10 yesterday ''' been
si IN: .s with E:s s:s q ss .''' for
,d =, rss f a. Y The v. Pr Mys.1ss Williams.
Foreland wiih two vssss is. '''''"
M sceIlaseous.
We undsr oblisae 70 walter Pym, Of steam
ship Herman Livfnrf ~ from Savannah, for papers.
Not Ice % Mariners.
rsrRArcr TO rns! HANNA wHEcK ssAn TUE auyyLErr.
I nrNfTr housK, LONDON Feb 10. 1852.
word Ss.u ss% sss q "'.A ts
name uuknownl unk near the West 0unncet Buoy.
The buoy lies N faihoms q low spring idcs, with
wsss oun6ss isaoy, Nj By n, distant sloshs mile.
Heaps Buoy, f,SE y =, dissanl 9lohs mile.
By order. ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary.
EAsr coAer-wRrcKs orr HARwIcB. aoLpwRps' GAIT.
TRINITY HoUss. LONDON. Feb 10. 1889.
~ MOTIF ssrssy ysn .1ss . -c s. ssn e B.oys marked with
nanes unknownj IN Godmer'a Gait
The Outer Buoy hes n ~ fathoms a. low water spring
tides stnoms sE o. the wreck with the following marx
The round land jus, open 70 the eastward
Of the Maze Tower. NV wv.
Ncrshssss 0nnnses Buoy,sSE.
The Inner Buoy lies ~ "a fsthoms At low water spring
II. tree on the Nsss land open wsss Of the Nsss
Eorshsass ounosss Buoy, sENs
Stone Banks Buoy, by xwvs,y
rRAscx--roHrH ooAsr-rixyp LIGHTS, RIVER roS-
The French government has given notice that from
Day Of 5.nuar is u: foloyl.g sh.s vi ts established
ces.Hsr 4 assd he'd Light elevated 81 fee above h,sh
wser and n clear wesihsr should be from distance o.
The Illuminating apparatus IL diopsric.
The Light will BE- sxhbied IN front Of window Of the
|. n, ion 3 8 u wset from 0rrsnwic6s '~-'' =
-, The Upper Heht b.aripg ~ X - ~ yards from
above high vssr and IN clear weather should BE- from
distance of eight rnhee
s: ssg'icsS c y s:'ss's sss s:s ~h and Is
Drssorrors-op entering tho river keep N. s.sbrs
usAs oD Rochs De Groin sDd Bodie heights In line and
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back part Of his head, whole load Of shot having
Some OF the shot were found embedded IN the tree.
The money which he took with him and pair Of
new boots which he had on his feet were taken and
carried on. Justice LAnsdale summoned jury Of
inquest who returned verdict that deceased came
70 hls death by shot nom gun In the hands OF
person to the Jurors unknown.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
ssurAl muausa IN mAaylAuu.

IRON the Rockville Montgomery county, MAJ Sen.
tinel. Feb. 28.l
ON wednesday morning Of last week MY Thomas
Pennneld, residing with his brother Levi about
seven miles southwest Of this town, went into the
woods TO chop wood. Before he left home he took
from his trunk about $50, which be had recently
received. Nothing was heard or him until saturday
morning, when his son-in-law, Mr. HIll. went IN
yards nom the house, foully murdered, and lying
against tree which ne had partly feled. Upon
examination . ghastly opening was found In the
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s, 1869.
The Rev. Mr.. Talmadge, leading minister OF the
Congregational Church, preached his farewell SER
mon this evening. He intends TO 20 to Chicago or
Brooklyn TO both Of which cities he has been called
The church was packed TO sufYocation. and some
5000 or 1900 people were outside unable to get with
In the doors. The police had to intervene TO preserve
order In the surging mass.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
Herald Packs xes. J

captains and ursers q vssss' arriving at this por. WIZ
please deliver N patke3 Intended the HERALD
rzdasy suhoxed agents who attached TO SteAm
fAcA f0et The New York Associated Press do nst
collect marine reports attend TO the delivery Of packages
VIII be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 1885,
Resolved, That and after April l. 1854 the Annotated
Press viii discontinue the collection OF ship news IN the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
K3- The ONCE Of the Herald yachts JAMES and
JEANNETrE In at whitehall slip All communications from
and consgnecs to the OF inward bound
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

James Hartley snyder fatally stabbed his half
brother, William Tufte, on the 25th ult. at \ dance
three and half miles east OF weisvlIIe, ia. Tutto
lived only fffcen minutes. Snyder was Committed
70 jail. both were drunk al the lime. The murder
er ls minor.
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r = LIGI0Us s..
coHrmUKD FROM THIRD PAGE

very large congregations were present. Forty or
MY persons have been converted. The services In
nineteen churches to-day have been well attended.
The seighing IN this vicinity II excellent and large
numbers OF the farming population nave taken Cd
vantage Of IL to attend worship IN the city cnurcnea
This evening Rev. @. II. Vaudeville preached N the
American Reformed Church on samson ana De-
llah." He set forth the power OF female innuence,
and urged that 1t be exerted In the direction Of VIZ
tue, charity and religion.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
BELOW.

Ship Energy. Caukins, from Leghorn Dec TO- to spoaord
BARK Rsbecca Caruana Lcsang from sagua II days. to
Bark w dSii,,hs Brl Drummond, from Masanzas IL
Bark Eliza Barss tbr HIN, from Bermuda, days to I N
Harvey M the above reported BY pilot boat Chm lotte
Webb, No 81
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2s.-The steamer Minnesota, from
New York, has arrived.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
Bridasepaort.


There were the usual divine services at the various
Episcopal cnnrrnes IN rnu pxss. sn-aay a. As
1onn's the Rev. E. W. Maxey, rector, preached
morn.Ig morn.Ig and evening. At Christ church the Rev. J.
B. Falkner rector, delivered two nne discourses,
morning and evening, to large attendances OF appa
rently deyout worshippers. At Trinity church the
rector, Rev. Sylvester Clark preached in the morn
ing an able discourse upon the para
BILE OF the "Unjust Steward" The after dance
was large. The Rev. Mr.. Bishop oficiattsd ut this
Bridgeport. the Rev, n s. RichardsQ1 DID, rector,
cations attended the preaching Of the Rev. ]. NJ.
Carroll pastor OF the Beaver street Methodist
church; and the Rey. 3. II. Smith. pastor Of the
prayer meetings at both these churches were largely
attended. The obsequies OF Mr.. Undernil Covert
noon, with appropriate services by the pas
tor. The Rev. Mr.. Foster, Of Lowell, Mass,
oilciated at the North CONGREGATIONAL church.
He preached fine discourse in the morning
from Mark. first chapter thirtynfth verse, "And IN
the moreing. rising up Igreat while before day he
here P prayedn @ The The sui Subject was he importance t
OF Secret Prayer" which was forcfbly Illustrated.
ns qe s at al
Rev. Daniel Lord, pastor, officiated at the South
Congregational church all day. The East Bridge
The Rev. II. G. Hinsdale preached at the PresDyte-
rian church. At the Baptist church the pastor,
Rev. A. NJ topper, preached me sermon rom ISL
John, fourth chapter eighteenth verse-sThere Is no
fear in love; perfect love casteth out fear" AS
one chemical substance placed In jar displaces
another, SO the love OF God In the heart
elects oil slavish fear. This was the key
note to the discourse. The congregations at ths
church are large and increasing In numbers. Nine
new converts were baptized in the evening by the
pastor The attendance at the Universaist church
was large, the pastor, Rev. Seldom Gilbert ofciat-
ing. The social conference at this church in the
evening was also well attended. Mass and vespers
were celebrated at st. Augustine's Catholic church,
Rev. Father F. j. Sinnott offlcatng, and at st.
Mary's church, East Bridgeport Rev. +. Drea, pas
tor The congregations at both these churches are
large The Childen's Progressive Lyceum lSpiritu-
alIsts) met at Lafayette Hall in the morning as
usual. There were the regular divine services at
the German school house on Gold street In the AFTER
noon and lay preaching at the Advent church at
than Saturday and the attendance at all the
churches large.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01
Poushkeepsie.


PouGHKEEPsIE, N. ", Feb. %, 1859.
This has been beautiful Sabbath in Poughkeep-
sic, rendered peculiarly agreeable BY keen, bracng
air and cloudless sky. All the churches have been
unusually wen attended. The pulpit Of the Congre-
gational church was occupied by the Rev. MI.
Mundy, Of Syracuse, and many persons Hooked TO
hear him. This afternoon the Rev. w. H. Wines, OF
the Baptist church. addressed the temperance people
at Temperance Hail. This evening the twelfth anni-
versary exercises OF the Home tor the Friendless
were held in the Second Reformed Church IN
Mil street. Long before the time an
nounced for the opening services the edince
was crowded, all the available standing and sitting
room being flled On the platform were the Rev. U.
8. Hageman, Rev. w. q. Wines, Rev. F. B. Wheeler,
Rev. Mr.. Lewis and Rev. E. L. Prentice Sixty Of
ages from four 70 thirteen years. The exercises
began by the children singing verses composed Tor
the occasion, commencing
GLADLY Meeting, kindly greeting,
On this holy Sabbath day.
This was followed by all the little ones reclting
portions OF Scripture, when Rev. Mr.. Wheeler
offered up an eloquent prayer In behalf OF
the children of the Home. Thirteen children
OF the nursery, all swee bits OF things, then sung
TWO or three verses in very entertaining manner,
when the names OF the oficers and managers OF the
report. The latter shows this worthy institution to
be In fiourishing condition. Addresses Of an ap-
proprate nature followed the entire anniversary ex-
ercises being OF very pleasing and interesting
character The revival at the Clover street church
continues with unabated interest, and reports from
the interior OF Duchess county show that an unusual
religious interest exists in nearly all the towns.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

Almanac for New York.-.This Day
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

agreed that the delegation would present the name
Of Ephraim r. Ecklev, Of Ohio, in the caucus on
Tuesday evening for that place.
TIE Now Couseitusion for Texas.
Major-General Candy, commanding the Fifth MIL
tary district has addressed letter 70 the Secretary
Of War, dated Austin, Texas, February 4 in which
he says the convention has completed the work Of
forming constitution for Texas. He understands
the time fixed for submitting II 70 the people u some
time In July. Az the suggestion was originally made
by him he states the reasons which Influenced him
namely, In thirty counties there u no civil organisa
tion that is In relation with tho Executive Depart
ment Of the state. In some Of the counties spaFsey
settled there is none whatever In others there is
partial one, while IN others stil It b understood
to be complete but the county ofncers have refused
to recognize the Secretary Of State to report to
him. Some counties are 20 remote in the means Of
communication that 1t takes from twenty-five to
forty days TO send to them and receive answers. In
many other counties the county organization is sti
very imperfect and, in General Canby's judgment,
it will take at least ninety days to complete the civil
organization throughout the State. The Registrars
Of Election having been discharged last fall there
are no original lists on flle. Measures have been
taken however to collect the original copies and to
reorganze the personnel OF registration. Although
the condition Of the State has materially i'm
proved since the November election, and ap-
pears to be improving constantly, there are still
some sections in which the authority Of the United
States and Of the State is openly dened, II not re-
sisted, and the civil law Indifferent or powerless
and the military force stationed there too small to
make itself respected. He concludes as follows
The arrangement Of the troops now being made
WILL hope cure this evil; but until that Is done and
the machinery for the registration Of voters and
holding elections be established fair and free elec-
OF March 2s, 1857, cannot be secured. For these
reasons having been consulted by the president and
other members OF the convention, suggested that
the election should not be ordered earlier than the st
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

RoyAL HAVANA L0TTERy.--pRIzEsP PAID IN GOLD.
infofmstlun furnished IN all lcgnllscd Lotteries.
SALLAoHkk BRO, $40 Chsslnus street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1869-03-01

IL INAUGuRATroN CARTOON,
THE ms
IN TIE EVENING rKLEorAM,
WEDNEsDAY, MARCH r.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

WHOSE BARY IA THATp-A R1cH ScENp
IN THE NEW ORLEANs SoRosrs--Not lono
since prominent member Of the New YORK
Sorosis visited our city and expressed surprise
that no organization like the Sorosis had
been established among us. Her acnnaint.
ance being necessarily limited, her views On
the matter were only impaired to a few Kin.
dred spirits, and these, by reason of recent
residence, OF like limited aconaintance. But
what she lacked in social influence was amply
compensated by an enterprisipg spirit and
progressive views OF life. The wretched in
difference that prevailed among the beau sea
to enlarged privileges must be dissipated, they
thought; and to this end they proceeded to
organize and set on foot an organization that
would accomplish this end. The first thing
to be done was to procure suitable club room
but the "Varities" the Boston," and other
similar organizations, declining to permit a
primary meeting within their buildings, it be-
came necessary, as a last resort, to takea hall
conveniently located near Trivoli Circle. This
secured, a meeting was appointed. and Mon
day night the initiatory members proceeded
70 organize the Institution. The attendance
was limited, and only six ladies of an uncer.
tam age enlisted in the iaudibIe enterprise.
Rules and regulations were adopted. and q
miniature on woman's rights heralded' the adj
vent OF the new enterprise. After this, of
co. course, refreshments were to be taken, and
;n@ the s ~. no grfas reuctance IN test
.As WY " =, .hs eAnnala.hg liquids set
before them. But tne,r meeting was destin-
ed 10 an unhappy conciusions the room had
been tor some time deserted, and the propri-
eler had LOGGED In one corner the debris of
severaI uroken Stoves and an old cupboard or
two. 4nese naa peen taken possession OF by
an oid Sat ana growing lamily OF felines.
ouaoeniy an animateu discussion was inter-
rup'ed by q prolonged wall, like an infant in
agony. -
cis.er!D exclaimed the president, "did any
one prIne a Daoy aoi ~ loir
AnelS was 0rlef silence, and then sha-
Aiag oI heads all around. s4s5sls
We We viii pfoceed!~ said the elderly sister
conversation grew animated.
But again the wall, longer and louder than
before. e.
sisters, wnom does the baby belong to?"
stefniy demanded the New York Sorosls.
ot mme: Ns'A A@-AA A@sa q
mol NINE" -.1l- ss.4.4. -,-tf
should hardly think its mine!" exclaim-
eo an elderly LADY, whose whole life had been
passed IN meditations on the perfidy OF man,
I'm tnankfui 1--we no such crime on my con-
science + ar s. lpeaak9F rafsf1 hA8.a
rs tnere any married sister among us ?'' y
inquired the lady:
Inc yopnrest of the number, blue-eyed,
ms-- looking disciple, confessed that she had
been one, but wasn't one now. yertheless
Al
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
Important Certificate.
speedy Cure Of Wheoping Cough


am not in the habit OF taking advertised mcd-
cnes certifying to their curative effects when
they come under my observation, bnt / feel con-
strained to make an exception IN .avor OF DoDD's
NEhvINE and Invs orator, q medicine have used
in my family for some time past. My little daughter
had been suffering from severe wh0oping cough TOR
several weeks, and was SO much broken OF rest at
night that-by excessive coughing aud loss OF sleep
her constitution and general health seemed 70 be
Recommended by intimate neighbors, but nothing
was tried until our attention called by physi-
clan not now in practice to Dodd's Nervie This we
procured and commenced uHng at once-wfth an ef-
iect immediate and surprising. As the convulslons
were hardest at night, We began by Giving the Ner-
ed made its impression; the cough became less ire-
quent, and very much less severe, she got her
accustomed sleep, rapidly revived in health and
vigor, and in q few days was as well as ever WHAT
was left Of the whoopng cough was thereafter OF nc
trouble OF course cannot but consider D0dd's
Nervine and Invigor tor an invaluable romedy ioI
this distressing malady, ! may add that have
since Recommended it to several family friends IN
circumstances, and have found it IN every case
to be equally successful 1t needs only to be known
to. come into universal demand.
tssEasts j. w. PEcKETT.s
nv all Dru pists Price. Une Dollar f16 SH