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,,,,,.s,s far Removing the "HaIflTido Rock, near
E.iI,s Island, Cobsooek bay. Maine.

EseIsEEK DErANrAEsI,
Washington, April 8, 1855
EALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Office until the 2h
y day May, removing the 'halfide ock Fa BLAND,
Cobsc0ck bay.
IL il proposed prosecute the operations until level Of the
tides ba reached, which would take
half o feet from the extreme height OF The
rock.
eriaed cubic of the portion be removed
1900 yards lees.
The excavned the channel
side without danger of creating distractions.
that the contemplated Improvement be completed be-
fore the close OF operations the coming autumn.
that will not
der itself liable beyond that which has been
ptiated for this object.
much for the Job and each to
by the of Responsible sueteS for the
due fulnlment OF the contract
Payments will be from time time equal TO sixty per cent.
Of rock emovedhc remaining
until the completion OF the job But
unless the
down the required level and the work
accepted by the agent Of the government in charge
The night reserved orejeeng all OF The proposals
further information and for OF the locality, address
Lieut. John Newton Corps Of Engineers, augusta Maine
JOS. g. TOTTEN,
Brevet Brig. General and Colonel Engineers
Union ntegenceT, and Republic, Wash
Massachusetts Eastern Argus Fort
Republican Journal Belfast Maine twice week
each containing the adver
uselnenl 10 be transmitted Engineer Department
An 2awl
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TOILET JLNESs.Ju received additional supply Of
s a. l04 a and 10 Irish Flemish and Russia
qualities and will be sold at prices which fail
entire saisfaoion 10 purchasers.
Also and pillow linens In 6 3s 90 a.
widths all Of the celebrated
raned pure linen
Also, Smyrna lace trimming pillow
cases, beautiful, and reasonable article.
And extensive variety of oweings amongst which
may be had the followngi n
Double satin damask, dsmssk huck
Damask colorcd bordered, Russia basket
Ntctors Scotch, medcsfed, Baden Baden
f3'sse, cyosshnwv~i, oolorcd borAered, t~iiled
Dsms.k bordercd buck, electric ruhbsrs.
This assortment win be found thirk superior 10 any wen
hitherto offered, and viii be sold cheap. .-S.>axSxr
Dealers in ali kinds Furniture Dry poods'
Ap 3o-3teodif
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Ap@-i i~4w Collectors 70
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NIsrbletyed MrntcIs, Colurnn- Pedcstss, Table
Tops, SO, Sc,


THE sasmsnde Marble Company inv. public attention 70 their
OF
they the gold medal at the last fair Of m Amer
rpdi fair OF the Metropolitan eoba
held Washington in February and Maroh OF nis
Tbis having durable and cheap
mafbe representations Of precious stones and he
different varieties, eract
besu II capable Of resisting restsr degree
SILAS q. HERRING.
The manufacturing Of this company under the
r. j. r. Williams, the inventors Of the
en business that Of John
Ruon bn addressed at the prin-
oipai " rooms, si3 Broadway New York.
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,MMENsE STOCK OF CANTON MATTINGs.-We ha

schooner Faax extensive assortment
prepared 10 sell them wholesale
bsm at late auction sales IN New YORK
sell them good terms
country Dealers wishing epenh their stock viii
cost OF nanspoa-
likely them at less prices than they would have
10 payiD
respectfully informed have for
especial of Ga 81 aEd A extra heavy and
These goods viii
Also all other makes and styles most IN de
maj which be furnished the reasonable terms
CLAGEfT & DODsON.
Ap l2--3teof
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MILK from silver Spring farm-The undersigned viii
Nj furnish milk Washington He engages that The
shall be Of the best quality from kept IN fine condition
invited at
dairy oh the conduct OF
which their families will depend
ALFRED l. DRANE,
Ap 5-2aw2w Manager OF Silver Spring Farm
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Proposals for Building and Equipping Five Light
Vessels.

THrAsuHr DEPARTMENT. o,nsE % LIaur noy.n Bo.Hp.
SEpARATE scaled proposals be mi.
~ Tuesday the 3 day Of May 1882 for building and
The the Of lid TO Be dsv cred to The properly
authorized agent department New York for one 70 be
oina, of the following DIMENSIONS;
as @osSe $ s H,s ss sp n
Of Timber sake totop OF beam IL feet tonnage about 23
suooosEssrr suoAL vKyAKp sousD, Maachuses) be
veed such point, places be designated by the light
Length pependicus feet; Of beam mould
ed 81 feet depth OF hold from of timber sake TO
The white oak be Of the timber and the yellow
pine Of the finest grain unapped southern timber.
IL none Of The bids are satisfactory TO The board VIII be al o
tered into until shall have been submitted TO- and approved by
Secretary OF the Treasury
gged ship building and each offer be accompanied by The
signatures OF two responsible persons surees for the faithful n
Each vessel msst distinctly named with which
nd n sSs & ps
enclosed each bidder evidence that there no mistake " to
bid considered conform the require
drawing Of the vessel contracted furnished
contractor which he viii be required to adhere strictly 70 this
ned BY the officer who will be assigned 10 the duty
required executed and the
al- used in strict conformity the terms and specifications Of
vessel will be received and authorized be made
The printed peeeasns By which The vessel. are TO be con
and of he be hat application TO the
Goa q s % r" At :. at IN.
house Philadelphia, New Bedford Edeatown, Mas
the plans be and examined
BY calling the Office Of the lighthouse inspector at Boston, New
pha Balumore and of lighthouse board Wash
opening a, place hereinbefore peehed
Al proposals must be sealed and endorsed "h0goss or S
dressed to The secretary Of the lighthouse board Treasury Depart
THORNTON A. JENKINS.
-aartl .tM
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A SloRE 20 be taken down and all the goods tt
"A contains 10 be sold caIe
room we now having kindly build n
place. very large modern room, all
pfoyement we shah be compelled few weeks and
while being
have determined 10 cell only
rather ian pack them until in house
our STOCK large consists all kinds the
choice and select foreign and domestic dry goods, all depart
Inens all OF which nc
we commence day and offer every article
VIII be asked, and less will be taken. IL obvious
cannot charge goods and goods sold permitted
leave the store without being paid for they viii be charged for
deem merely requisite suggest 10 those indebted TO
that wa need dollar doubt will afford them
tho utmost pleasure 10 pay their bills AT
PERRY Il BROTHER
Ap9-dlm Opposite Centre Market.
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lLEGANT CARPETINGS.-We respectfully invite The at
several and superb patterns OF
with the and door ale
ing. additional OF real English ingram
and assortment OF low
priced hemp and ingram carpetings
The having been purchased by US prior TO late
be sold quite reasonable All
who desire 10 effect saving money they contemplate
furnishing advised their carpets now we nave IN
complete
Ap l2-3teoif CLAGETT DODSoN
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DROUESSOR ALEXANDER &. BAKRE'S TricoPhs-
nedcated compound for preserving fastening soften
bair cleansing the head and
curing external bruises &c The
all used Bsrs Tcopherous wheth
bruises places the head Of al preparations intended
l-consideed assertion. Figures
The sales million OF bottles year
cash. soo00o This the business will exceed
which daily the depot
Brosdway addressed TO Professor Barry
believed The Wholesale demand from 2oo0 10 5000 bottles
other hair
article everywhere and tho liberal
combine TO its sales with npidy
considerable
reputation well asintrinsc value For sale, whole
at Broadway,
principal and throughout the United
West Iades Great Britain and France,
and James L. Gibbs Washington, D. O. Sold In
large bottles Price Is cents.
1-d6mt
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III .son, aansNtsHtsG .GOODs.-Hoosekeepers those
are requested 10 ca and examine the sub
most svsry furnishing goods which consists Of al
,.n.,,i ... requisite in housekeeping, such as
and '''A0a anu thsnsh ehha, cfVcssiyr
Fiated goods Britannia war.
Gas fixtures, a large
h'"ck nm goods, looking glasses, hrnr, =. f.,, .,oa.
Ispsnned goods, willow ware, vooden 80. ~" soo's
Cutlery, painted Tin goods, refdrersto,, i'
Mats, brushes, lamps pirandoles, coon ~, ,,.--,
The subscriber pledges himself 70 his goods :. % -
be purchased in or out of Washington and n a. uey can
of articles his line Will win 80 VINO are IN want
convincing proof In addition gys them
goods AT very low prices, purchasers have ouylng
insfo stock the most varied and II sav select
49, g, e. w B0THIFR =
"V" Iron HALL
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AVENUE HOUSE, George French ~ Co, late of
Fcnch's Hotel Norfolk VignaThis Hotel Just finished al
great and best Style
large airy every attention will be paid the
comfort Of their
wishing accommodated reasonable rates
The charge for day boarders will be 81 per week
Ap 10 eod2m
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" Esnb wv" large furnished Rooms p..,.yI-
avenue convenient 70 Browns Hotel Avenue o5so
rented separately q together, 70 suit paes Inquire Al III.
Mar 8-codlno
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VINO pAINTs.-The New Jersey Zinc Company
IL these paints OF superior quaiy Iheh advantages
other paints are;
apartments recently paint
cd aay be pun and painters using these paints
are NOT subject TO the malades arising from the Of
lead.
Their beauty duabil-zine on inside work becomes
easily soiled Is whittier
and retains IFS wmtene.s and brinncy
coal suphurou- gases Is unnvaled
steamboats, For outside exposed TO
weather zinc paints win retain t. color and preserving
qu uaiues long other paints are destroyed.
3D. The white paints win cover tequa wesh about Two
iesd-hs, in connerien with their
OF painting with
zinc lesat half with lead.
brown and paints, which sold at low
prices adapted Tor painting roofs out buildings and all
particularly on which they ehecuaiy protect
rus,na, posed either TO heat weather
in the and be used
They sale by Of the
principal cities and large OF the Union, and by
- MANNING n aQUIER,
Dey street. New York
paints manufactured BIZ warranted
pure. hpN-aim
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REFRIoERsToRs.-so refhgsraton sale !, INV f.-ni
~ nre wsrerooms, Ith street. opposite FYcb,nss %
hey embrace convenience for Keeping eysrytbpg I
they cant nc heat ~ '"0 ses uetn
Ap p6-1aw5w narproaa
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rIAPE shavIs, yisites, MantiiIns aud P.rasols.-We
" attention TO large and varied STOCK
OF the above goods now in store
100 Grape .hawls, varying in price from g. TO $50
new York and Paris made mnntias from - TO $50
900 parasols, various styles and prices -
cashmere meTno silk, beregc, ali sles, from 20
With I complete all kinds OF foreign and domes
tic dry goods, al prices fail TO please
YERBY TEBBS, n YERBY,
Aysnu .IIouse corner o 9Th and Pa.
April 23-dlU Miss Dermotts new building
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ELOOR OII.CLOTFAs.-We have in store and sale the
beautiful the above aice ever
before The dessas Of most Of them are
which landscape mosaic
grained wood in panels and blocks very unique heco
thntze, and other styles
Also supply table and step ocohs all Of which
will be sold on The most reasonable terms, usual by
CLAGEIT & DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods
An -rnorf
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DEDICATION IMBECILEs.-JAs. n. RICHARDS has
IL m school for the education OF children OF slew mental
development In Germantown, near
PHILADELPHIA,
Those who have become Richards mode
unfortunate children viii testify that much
under his condition OF
intelligence and
ding which few years thought beyond the
reach Of human effort.
Mr r. became familiar with similar institutions, which
Of aninz rcscuing
a hopeless idiocy. he bad
than four teaching this class of unfortn
n
address Dlwyn Pansh's drug southwest
o 9th Arch Philadelphia.
philadelphia he has the pleasure Of referring to-
The Rt Rev. Bishop Potter, Thomas s. kirkbrdet NJ ID,
Rev Albert Barn b. Wood, NJ. ID.
Hon Judge Kane Pref Samuel Jackson NJ D.
Hon. Judge stroud, Prof Dhos. u. Muter, NJ. D..
Hon, He ID. Gtpu, Alfred l.. Ewyn, NJ. D.
In wabington, he win refer TO his friends
James Hamilton, Miss Dorohen H. DIX
Horace Mann,
Mar 2-dlm
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ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.--Just received by the
IL and rich supply OF the
goods which will be found atacve and Will be sold
unusually low.
Aso of window cornces, which will be
mad order.
Ap l2-eof CLAGETT DoDSoN.
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EON CAILDREN.We have very complete
L OF children's hosiery and gloves
20 cotton hose for chdIen all sizes and numbers
so do cation and J.isle gloves for children
. do silk gloves for children
Wh small patterns Of of goods
children and misses
70 OF small checks suitable
boys wear.
procure goods
misses
scwe think give satisfaction.
YERBY, TEBBs, & VERIFY,
Avenue House, of 7th street and Pa avenue.
Apn23-dlm
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noLoRED PORTRAITS Louis Napoleon and the
u Empress.
Bookstore, 9Th street.
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CLOTHS. Vesttngs, and Pantaioon MateriaIs.-We will
pleased stock goods which
choice and select
10 pieces black French cloths, various grades
do
80 choice spring cassimeres
20 do linen, plain, checked, striped, and cIouded
so do and styles vesings.
all kinds gentlemen's fur
goods suitable for spring and The whole Of which
VIII be sold the very lowest prices for cash.
. YERBY, TEBBs, VERIFY,
Avenue House, corner Of 7lh and Pa. avenue.
Apri adm W.
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BARGAINS FOR MECHANICS for Building

BARGAINS FOR MECHANICs-C for Building
invited build, OF frame brick,
exceeding all to be finished before the
November each be paid for cash IN hand
ready for occupancy.
outside OF the city OF Washing
within by excellent gaveled
railroad They intended TO be OF
cottage and all together, but not
adjoining. -, \, :,
cellars invited, which shall
dollars Address the undersigned
at No. Z, Fowler's building, Washington. -
Ap l2-eo2w WM SIlChNEf.
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AIR II. q. BANCROrT DAVIS has resumed In New
wi and addition will give his at
of such pscunay trusts
oonhded him Having formed extensive
among financial and professional gentlemen OF
and continent during residence
half in London he sso offers his services 10
pafties desiring 10 have business transacted in Europe
Nrw yoRE, ~ w all street, February, 1883
Ms..r. 5a% css * ces snf ,esn.su son., York
Nessrs, Duncan, Sherman. A. Co, }
Messrs. Blake, Ward 4 Co. New York and Boston
Mcssrs. Corcorao h Riggs, Washington.
John Davis Worcester, Massachusettr
sM proposes New York In March, or early IN
April for London where his business viii nun some
will OF further ne tn' may ee N
him other Of Europe un"a s 40
addressed VIII be attend 10 MS ADDRESS IN
Barring, Brothers, 20, 10
who he is also permitted TO refer.
Mar s-dlm
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gOUTUERS ~nd western Lands for Sale Er-
- ohang-Iands the Of Texas Louisiana and Illinois,
and In the territory
ofM organization, viii be SOLD such
investment for his capital
portion would he exchanged for property
b. N. CUEEVER,
Mar 18th Treasury,
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7 AIDES DRESS GOODS
IL IS dress silks, solid colors and striped
rs do and patterns Of berege, various styles
100 do berega de aaes, from IAN cents up
is silk tissues
10 do ZuieInas, very pretty
rs do embroidered muslns
100 do plain Swiss musins
embroidered de baze, travelling dresses,
and very pretty
90 patterns embroidered mouszeline de ane for street aud
elling dresses.
With full and complete assortment OF all kinds OF dress goods
adapted to the YERBY, TEBBS, u YERBY,
Avenue House, Of 7th street and Pa avenue.
April 23--dm
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nOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.--we have
and desirable stock of goods suitable for the Of
fam keepers, steamboats,, &c
pieces hleached and broad couons, best makes
50 best heached sheeiDgs, all widths
prints, fast colors
lawns, all prices
berege de LANES
bleached table damask
do
bundles brown table cloths, vanous sizes
50 dozen napkins
IS pieces shirtng linen all grades and bes, make.
toweling all grades
10 do fanBe,s
300 dozen stockings, various grades
half hose, all sizes and grades.
cheap wishing TO purchase
themselves We always glad
To show our goods, know they cheap
YERBY, TE1bs, & VERIFY,
Avenue House, Of 9Th and Pa. avenue,
Apri 23--dm
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y RemovsIt-E N. sTRATTON general suctioneer, has
Ninth aud Pennsylvania
thai spacious warehouse Tenth
old stand, he will be happy to his
nds from nj aftef this date.
facilities r the display and sale OF s kinds OF
The and will make liberal cash
advances a consisnments
real and all kinds Of personal
tend d n person tho most reasonable terms
40 ia-diw
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Ii below Fourth north side Phsdepbia.we inform merchant
this vicinity that complete assortment
wall and oval glasses, richest styles fof private
country sao portrait and picture frames
wilt be "a establishment.
and large facilities enable sell the beet good
a lowest prices
being given, will size
rors ee from breakage, point Orders solicited
French plate gass for dwelng &C, at importation prices
40 THOMAS J. MATT n co.
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SEALiNG Gum, "a French Gommc Pato."--Neauy pu
scaling
nge Affected BY climate. Price rs cents bottle, For
sale
TAYLOR n MAURY'5
April lid Stationery and bookstore near 9Th st.
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AEW sPKINE GOUDs-P ". NKOWNING, merchant
tailor under Ho bees call the attention
Washington, and strangers To his superior and
Of French cloths vesngs,
Being determined
the popular principles of low prices and
he
$50 and $40 necessity of
lie has spared
stock OF goods that cannot he surpassed either In style
color quality. many his iends
extended him, he soci continuance OF
the sam Mar3i-3Bwu
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"NEw YoRK May IT, 1852.
"Tbe English Law and Equity Reports edited by Messrs
and Smith, Think and benefit
fesson. Such given
Of the accuracy diligence
appear the compendious
which the English Reports presented TO
WILLIAM KENr.o
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furnished let, with without board House on
and ID Streets FIRST house east opposite Me
chanic's Row, Washington.
Mar "a -2awimfs
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MONT HE HUmBuGGED.-Itis Is well known that no mer-
U and clerk hire and sell goods
vey and extensive assortment OF new and
good sell les. than those profess
ing cell Purchasers viii please call and examine TOT
themselves
Ap l5-diwn HALL bhoIHEh
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NEWS Boys we.r-we have in store an extensive as
mi pnd fancy coiors cnssmeres and
yens Of the latest styles Also many goods Tor boys wear
such
Linen drilling, linen check cotonades
Blue black, brown. aud green sumner cloths
Croton cloths, drsp d'ete
White and eolored marseles, plaid and striped jeans
Farmers drilling, nc. To be sold very low -, -
April i7--3uf CBAGETT, NEWTON MAY, hCo'
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TUE Complete Works OF John M. Mason, - DE-, I'm
i 4 volumes; edited by his SON
duy OF Christian by the Right Rev Jeremy Taylor, D. D,
Journal sndL Letters Of Henry Maryn,
rhyis,isn,ty Rsyvrd in the East; by H. q. o. Dwight
~, s.la ~ GRAY N BALbANTYNE,
n.u ~ Odd fsows' Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-27

SAVAGE AssAULT.-A free negro, named Joseph
Anderson, was brought before the Mayor yesterday
on the charge of attempting to assault, with ham
mer, Henry C. Buron, on Monday last. From the
evidence, it appeared that Anderson lived in a
small tenement on Mr. BIS lot, which he rented
from B. Of late, Anderson had been very disor'
derby in his house, and on Sunday night unusually
90, quarrelling with and cursiug his wife. Mr. Bu-
ron on Yesterday determined to speak to Anderson
and give him notice to quit if he did not behave
himself He therefore went TO Andersen's door
and called to him twice, when Anderson cursed
him and threatened, if he came any nearer to Kill
him. Buron then went out and procured two
friends as Witnesses fearing too tina. Buron might
make an ASSAULT and returned to the house to tell
Anderson that he must leave immediately, if he did
mot cease his disorder. Anderson met him at the
door of the house, and raising sharp pointed
stone hammer aimed blow, with all his strength,
al Buron's head Buron caught the hammer On
his arm. receiving severe blow, and the two tell.
Anderson then clinched Bu.on, tore his shirt, bit
him. and had him down, with the hammer raised
to strike him over the head, when his wife and one
of the men who came in with Buron, seized his
arm and doubtless prevented the commission of
murder. The negro bit this man also. Yesterday
the grey headed sinner was punished with thirty
nine lashes. One would have hardly supposed,
from the looks of the old negro that he could have
handled co roughly two young and rusty white
men.
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practce.-Dr. j. 5. ROSES Nervous and Invigoratius
CORD1AL-The greatest discovery in Medical Sc3
ence This astonishing preparation for raising any weak
constitution, debilltated by care labor study or dis
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tite, and possesses great invigorating properties
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections Flatr-
lence, Heart Burn, Restessness, Numbness Neural.
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system, 1t Is almost miraculous in its effect Price 80
cents
DIR. J. 2. Roses Great Pain Curer!-
Do you suffer with any paint If you DO use. Dr.
ROSES Pain Curer 1t cures Tooth-Ache Sore
Throat Ear-Ache, Stiff Neck Pains IN the Face ia
few minutes 1t cures quickly Pain in the Stomach
or Bowels Cures Chilblains Cons and any irrta-
ton the feet 1t acts like charm for Pains in the
Side, Limbs or Back, and for Rheumatism from sad
den cold, 1t is magical in its effects. In bottles y IL
25 and so cents
The best Cough Syrup in the World
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consumptive OF
proceeding from cold. 1t allays any irritation of the
Lungs and forties the system against future attacks
In bottles at so cents and 81.
All the above Preparations, with DR.. Roses Medi-
cal Adviser to persons in sickness and In health to
had at all the Drug Stores in Richmond Petersburg
Norfolk and of all respectable dealers throughout
State. mn "a