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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-12-26
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Not secrets OF patents, which wa thinh ara
honestly required by every farmer, planter
and family throughout the Southern county.
and an assortment of the GREAT SOUTH.
ERN PREPARATIONS should be in sverv
ho1ca
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Total Deprayity of \ Pbxs;c;,n

Dr. Willism Robinson formerly resided m
Buffalo, n. Y, where Re msrried a widow
lsdy, Mrs. nily Waser, who hs 4 dau ghtar
nHm~d EriC. ten ye3rs old n tie tine of the
marriage. The M rrlcd life Of the two aeemed
TO have passed Slong snoothly for several
yesrs. and the doctor am, -r"d 20 exercise
quite iatheIly cave over his step dau chr n,
who VS. ciTl of more thaq Ordinary inteili-
gence and prom Sc. In a few years. the family
removed 10 -. Louis. ani subsequently 10
Chicago. BY tins tine the apyh,er bad
developed mo womauhoOd, aud wa vers
attractive ~ her per onal appears ace. A lew
months aro C~rlous o'sSenslons sprarg IN
between the doctor and has wlfe. which finally
ended IN a -ep3ratIon. the doctor leaving
his home, the girl. Strange ID cay, taking the
pait Of her - pfather aud gong with m 70
Bull 10. The two remained IN thai ci.y a
few months, sud then rp'urncd 70 CPi.l 20,
Soon after their return the Doctor met his de-
serted wife. - whom, however, ne re.G. 4 90
reveal aEvtEIug Concerning the where lbouts o.
her daugnter. On Sunday morning L. a he
visited the r Sidence OF BIS wi'c. aud an appSr-
EFT n conciliat' on fNOk pie &C betwy an the long
estTdnged couple. This, however, proved TO
be only a ruse a topt d by tue mother with the
hope OF lcsla'ng something OF her 10 daugh-
p rance, ard then followed the de1ouement
been DUO by her step. her, several years
30, in BufolO, and that they bid been crimi-
nally INT nate ever since. She al o So d that
in several lpstanoes when the quit emed
likely to b. expo d, the doc n hsd produced
an abortion upon her. Dr. Robinson was ar
rested on the charge Of procuring an abortIon-
hicGqO Journal.
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HUBBARD POISONED III HIS BHARD-A
singular accident happened last night to Mons
Aplac, the French tenor, who sings the part of
Blue beard AT Niblo S Garden. During the sec-
end and third acts il was apparent to the au-
Gience that Mons. AuJac was very i'll, aud thai
81 was with great difficulty he managed 70 get
through hIs part, and has iRdisposItion was
evidently getting worse every moment At
times he was scarcely able TO stand. The m.
terval between the third and fourth acts was
so long thai the audience became impatient and
clamorous. Mr.. Bateman therefore appeared
before the curtain. and announced that as Mr..
AuJac was taken suddenly ill il would be i'm
possible to perform any part OF the fourth act
but the dance. Doctors were speedily called
in, who pronounced thar the tenor had been
poisoned by the verdigris which composed the
coloring OF his blue beard, some OF which he
had swallowed. and that had he been left with
ont assistance q lew momeAts longer the case
would have been fatal. Prompt remedies were
applled.-N. L. Erentnq News, ysig %. i.
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DEPARrMENr,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTHINe,
sealed Proposals, endorsed "Propo,ais for
Fresh Beef and Vegetables, !" will be received at
ISIS. for the .upply q 5000 pound: Of Fresh Bssf
folk Nav Yard and station ss asaussd The Beef
and Vegetables must be Of good quality, and the
best the market affords, and each article must be
Ureportions fore and hind ousrsers and TO bs
Western or Baltimore Beef
Bonds, with approved security, will be req ufred
In one hall the estimated amount OF the contract,
and twt nty per cent in addition will be withheld
from the amount OF each payment to be made, as
collateral security for che due performance of the
contract which viii on no account, be paid until
Every offer made must be accompanied by q
written guaranty. signed by one or more respon-
sfble persons, that the bidder bidders viii il
MS or their bid be accepted enter into an obiiga.
ton within five days, with good and sufficient
cites to furnish the articles proposed; the re-
sponsi bility of the guarantsrs to be certified by
the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district
No proposal trill Be considered xmlsss aeeorrpa-
MED By sroh guaranty, and by Satisfactory erifsncs
that the bidder a regular dealer the articles
sr.ES.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
II s to be understood that in case the stipulated
Quantity IF efthe article shall lie delivered, leav
ing balance due on the other article, the contract
may be considered as completed In full, at the
~ 25-lOt u. BRIDGE, Chief Of Bureau.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
the I'd day OF August, to pave tbs Footwsys and
Cutters the south side Of street south, be-
tween 9th and 18th streets east Also, on the south
east. street. '0p sfEf so B. .1 PL1 1 h s'
D22-d Commissioner of the Sixth Ward.
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AUCTION SALES:

k1f COOPER LATIMER, A uessoueers,
So, Late Clerks With Jss. q. Mcclure oo;J
Star Once Bu'lding.
SUPERIOR FRENCH-PLATE MANfRL MIR.
k0k, MlRh0h-FRUNT wARDkOBE Wal
EFT PAkLCR SUITE IN GREKN REP MAI
SEtRRGGp an AND MiBRoR BACH ELEGERk.
AND PAINTEp CHAMBER Suits sE,is.
ssfRIS kuRAaHTPhTs; EXIENsI9N fABLE, RI
Un TUESDAY. August 4. at 10 o clock Q m we
VIII sell a. the residence of genteRAR removiua
from he city, at the southeast corner OF Penna
NJ wash 20 1fts sn,, MI as,se.s s,oss o.
therein. We lame in part
Superior French plate Mautel Mirror, With heavy
Solid v alnut Psrlor Suite of 10 pieces, in Green
Solid Walnut Mirror back and Marble tor Etezere
marble top Centre Tables
fine steer Plate EnGrsving' and Cromo Litho
Walnut Corner Stands, Walnut work.taud
Marble top Dressing Bureau
aud Painted Wardrobes
Carved Walnut Bedsteed
WALNUT Marble top Wsshstands
Fine Painted Cottase Sets
lair and Husk Mattresses
BuIesus, BeSsteads and Wsshstands
Walnut Lounge and Rocker
China and Tin Toilet Sets
walnut Cribs and Mattresses
osk and Gene seat Diripg Chairs
Solid Oak Extension Table
Cane seat Chairs and Bockers
zine BRUSSELS CARPETS Velvet Rugs
STRAW Mating and Oil { 10th
Lace Curtains and Window Shades
Refrigerator and Tin Safes
Gh1id's Carriage. China Spittoons
Dining Room and Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c.
" 81 COOPER LATIMER, Auc,s.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
frOrOcatiOn OF Parliament Ministerial
Crisis m SuaIn. Ar

II
Crisis IN Spain. Ac.
The English Parliament was prorogued ves
terday. The Queens speech refers 10 th. for
elsn relations OF Great Britain as most friendly.
aid says There Is no reason to fear a wsr In
Europe. No reference rs made 20 the United
States. The Abysslniau expedition is declared
TO have yindICated the honor Of the Crown
and the cessation Of TIE attempt st rebellion IN
Ireland rtnders the further use OF exceptional
powers granted ny the two Houses nee Hess
The House OF Commons is thanked, as usual
Tor supplies voted, ana congratulated on the
passage of the Irish and Scotch Reform hills
the School bill, the bill for tbs purchase by the
Government of telegraph lines throughout the
kingdom, and other bills OF a less irnportant
character. Ii is announced that a dissolution
OF Parliament Will soon take place, in order
that the people may reap the advantages of the
more extended system OF representation recent
Iy provided.
rogaton, the Speaker snuounc~ The receipt OF
q letter from Hon. W. III. Seward, accompany.
ing book entitled "A Tribute Of the Nation 10
the memory Of Abraham Lincoln a present
from the Congress OF the Upitfd States 10
the House of Commons. vote OF thanks
to Congress was moved and carried, aud the
book ordered to be placed in the library OF the
House.
The London Times Of yesterday discusses the
new Parliament, and thinks Mr.. Bright will
find in il a more congenial audience than m the
days OF Palmerston or OF Gladstone, whose
por ularlty may yetcontnue in a House elected
by one constituency and doomed TO satisfy the
requirements of another. The House NAV be
satisfied, in spite of all shortcomings, with
such works as the abolition OF Church rates
the punishment Of electoral corruption, and
condemnation OF political and Church abuses
All the prisoners who Were arrested under
suspension of the writ of hdbeds corpus IN Ire
land and detained without trial have been dis
charged.
The Senate Of France was prorogued yester-
day.
The Paris I'dirie OF yesterday has an edito-
RI al he m of
Britain. and the United States for the restora-
ti0n OF peace between Paraguay and the allied
South American Powers.
Another Ministerial crisis in Spain. rumors
of the formation Of a new ministry, ana dis
content everywhere, which threatens 10 break
out INTO armed instruction al any moment
The Russian troops are to be Withdrawn at
once from Bohkara, the Khan paying the Rus
sian Government half a million Of silver rou-
bles for the expenses Of the war.
( PARIS, July 31.-The Moniteur publishes a
decree suspending for three months the collec.
ton OF tonnage dues from all vessels entering
French ports with cargoes OF cereals. The
decree goes into effect Oh the LIST OF October.
SHANGHAE, July News which has lust
been received from Japan indicates that the
civil war Is drawing to close. A compromise
has been effected between the Damios OF the
North and South, which will probably lead 10
q speedy termination of the hostillties between
the Mikado and the Tycoon.
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git now turns Out that Pnm's attempt To
reyolutionixe Spain. last year, was foiled by
the iealousy Of has wife. She ascribed the mys-
tariou, doings OF her husband TO a love affair
in which he was engaged; and put detective
npou his track, with consequences OF which
she did not think.
AZ The extension of the white Mountain
Railroad ts decided upon, and the first section
~ hout six miles to the wing road will be put
npder contract immediately. -t.s
1Mr Seymour will rem ain on his farm N
Inca New York, until after the election
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AQUEER JOKE. Il. Ward az Co. have m
office al Schuyikill river and Chestnut sGreet
on their ONCE they keep q time honored safe
1t has been robbed three times. Ever since il
was first robbed they have left the Key IN the
lock. This was the case on Tuesday night
Somebody entered the counting room by pryIng
of shutter. They iaies train of powder four
feet. cur Il hole in the safe and filled IL with
powder. When Mr.. Ward went there yester
day morning the safe looked as If il had been
struck by lightning. The key was still IN the
D eek. There was not a cent Of money i'm IL, nor
any paper OF value To any one. The books
alone were kept IN it.-PhIadelpsia NartL Aaer-
,c1n .Tlfn :Nh.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
u WASHINGTON, Nay 8, Noon, l0o3

" AsnINSIONs my os y oONs low
&Al &c 9a
Trains between wAsHINGTON AND BALTI.
LOBE. and WASHIHGTON AEDlTHB WEST
re nov run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTlMO11.
Lave daily, except Sunday, Ut zoo, s0o nd III
,. NJ, end zoo, and $50, and e:45 ,. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Al sS eAiy' except sunday, st1'oo O. NJ and s@
TOR WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave Ut Soc and Too .. M, and st ION and .
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
L0ove ct TOO o. N. ard 80 D. N. Ne trains To
from Annapolis On Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave ct 500 Q. m. and 40 and SIS .. n
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 500 o n. and 40 and 5:4s .. n.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, ats:
o. m, $50 and 9:l5 p m.
On Saturday at SOC Q. m, and $50 ,. n.
On Sunday at 40 and e45 p N. only, oonneos1nG
1t Relay Station with trains from Baltimore .
Wheeling, Parkersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICK 70 the West can be hs q
the W Washington Station Ticket Once ct all hour
I'm the day. - we'll - Ut the new once, 400 Penn
sylysnis avenue, where arrangements can be
5ade to check baggage ut hotels or private resi-
For New York, PHILADELPHIA. and Boston. ~
J. WILSON, n aster Of Trans portatioa
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
ocN GEO. q. K0ONTZ. Agent. Warrington.
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nFF1CE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTEN-
" DENT TREASURY BUILDINGS,

Proposals will be received for the delivery to the
Treasury Department Of about 800 TONS OF
COAL, VIII DO tons Of No: 1; 200 tons Of No 2,
Baltimore Company best White Ash Anthracite
se weighed on the scales Of the Treasury Extension,
and to weigh LAO pounds to the ton.
Bakers PINE WOOD, to be corded and measured
st the Treasury Department.
All to be delivered az such times, in such nan.
titles. and at such places az may be required.
Bids will be received Inti y O'Clock noon. on the
18th day Of August. 1858, addressed TO the General
Superintendent Of Treasury Buildings, and to be
considered binding for two weeks after that date,
the Department reservnR the right to reject all or
any portion Of the bid received.
No bid will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence be given of the ability of the parties
to ill the contract. GEO. McCARTGE,
Iy Ntd General 9upt. TreasnrI RuildinRs
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~Ths shoe business OF Lynn, Massachu-
sets, for the past year is estimated by the Re-
porter al seventeen millions of dollars. There
has been a decided improvement the shoe
business during the last week or two, and the
prospect is fair for an excellent fall trade.
o%Thlrty life IN surlnoe companies an New
York have m force two hundred and six thous-
and nine hundred and sixty-sIx policies. in
suring the immense aggregate OF six hundred
and twel We mIllionsseven hundred and twenty
one thousand tour hundred and thirty -one dol
lars.
nxWhil. Judge Bliss Of -. Joseph. Miss
our,. was opening bottle Of ale Il few DAYS
AGO The cork new out with great force, striking
his spectacIes and driving the glass into his
eve. He will probably lose his sight
eYDr sears. agent of the Peabody fund hss
given Dr W. =. Broaddus. Of \ irsinia. S,oa 90
AID IN educating the children of DECEASED Con
federate soldiers.
~Tbe Sons OF Malta are reOrganiZIng In DIFF
ferent parts of the country.
- Thirty-t1o pounds instead of thirty-iys
are 10 constitute y bushei of oats m 81 I.ouiS
in future.
- A one year old child Of Mr.. Mills. Of
Camden, n. J. was put 20 bed aud was sub
sequently found dead with its hesd under the
head board. where 10 had been strangied.
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TUE RULING PASSION STRONG IN DEATH
The VIII OF the late John lounghusb nd, yeo-
man. OF Abbey Cowper, Cumberland. wss
proved an the -rlIsle Dis..Ict Probaie Regis
try on Thursday l3st, the personality being
sworn under fi2o(l. The d, - ed entsrta ned
a great objection to the construction Of the Car
Isle and Sjllofh Bay railway, wh ch pa c,-s
through las property. snd in order {, ms~ifest
to the last his o's pprobat on of the under
b ng sid it promoters, he ha7 in bis will be-
gu athed one fa' .h'1g 10 G. Oh of nine persons
who took sn active pa-t IN promos ne H.. and
t1J0 10 a land surveyor who valu 4 BIS land
tor him when the company took At The bulk
OF the tStator's property is left D a distant
relative, hamperg 1, however, with the con-
ditIons thai he - shall not IT sny line ,avel in
or upon the Carlisle aud Silloih l. " railway
and, further. that c. e thrt local promoters
of the line-whom he nam i-or any OF them.
or sng OF the SOLs OF one sf them, shall can
upon him at Abb y Cowper on bushes, or tor
any other puIpo 9, :. he shall not receive them
int his house al Abbey Cowpar Aforesaid, nor
enter ain them with me 4, drink or other
wIee."-Ltus3 pol IN lGr y T,mes.
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RY J. WHkELEk 4 90, Auctioneers,
II No. 81 Louisiana ave-, bet 9Th and 7th sts
opposite Seaton House.

AN EXCELLENT TWO-sTORY FRAME
gUILBlNG NEAR SEVENTH STREET.
WHARF, AT AUCTION.
On tuesday,. August 4, 1868, at 10 clock m
We shall offer for sale, to the hi CHEST bidder on
the ground toot OF 7ih street. near street south,
agtod ard substantial two story frame building
which cost 8 eco. aud is now insured for $50: IL
San be easily moved, although the ground where
IL Low stan DIS can he leased for years or longer
at reasonable sum. 1t is suitable for either
store or dwelling house.
Terms: e)ne third cash, balance in three aud six
NOR this. notes 10 be satisfactorily endorsed hear
ing interest from day OF sale.
JyS J. Il WHEELER 90 Ancts
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORRO W.

RY COOPER LAfINER, Auctienesrs,
- Late CLERKS with jas. G. Mcclure Co y
southwest corner Of PenneylvAnia avenue and 18th
street, Star Once Building.
WALNUT REP .PARL0R SUITE, WALNUT
CHAMBEB SUITES COTTAGE FURNITURE
MTIALhUT sIpEBOARp EXTENsIQN IA
en- SRH M1n gnAEfEds, A. AT AGoTI6N.
O'Clock; at No; s61 As@achusett: avenue. be-
tween 10th and llth sereets. We shall SELL q very
nice assortment Of Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture, cemprisine in part n,
WALNUT PaflOr Suite, upholstered in Green
Walnut Marble Top Tables
Walnut Hat tree
Exception Chairs
Bruseells, Three-p ply and Ingram Carpets
Two alnut Chamber Suitss,
Two Cottage -
hair and Husk Mattresses
Hair Bolskers and Pillows
Blankets, 6heets and Spreads
Table Linen. Pillow and Bolster Cases
Walnut Marble T op Sideboard
Walnu Exten sion Di mag Table
hina and Glass Ware
White Handle Knives
Plated Castor, Egg Stand, spoons and Forks
de atfpg Stoves, Oil Cloths
Together with many other articles toe numerous
Terms cssS. COOPER 4 LATIMKR,
jy 80 dads INTEL Auctioneers.
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sRThe trial OF Max klenger, the boy muir.
derer, began IN 81 L0ais on Tuesday He
killed hrs uncle and attempted the life OF has
stunt in November last, stole some money and
ran away. William Banks, a negro, was SEN
fenced TO be hanged on Thursday. the Eth of
September, tor the murder of Charlotte Dun-
can in August last
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Bf GREEN W!L III ms,
No. 526, Southeast corner of7th aud D streets

6kEEN q WlLLlAmS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
CHAkoEEY SALE
Under and by virtue Of a decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia passed q GER
tain cause therein pending, in which Ann Bean ct
al are compainants, and Joseph II ymer ct al are
defendants, mo: Ia Equity Docket No. 81 1
will sell, at public auction. on MONDAY, the Sd
O'Clock M, the real estate mentioned and de-
scIlbed in the bill tiled in said cause. follows:
Lots No. IS. IA, and the north Al feet Of Lot Is,
In SQuare No. no, fronting Sd aud Canal streets
east. and M and streets south. Also, part of Lot
No. 5, in square No III, beginning for said part
at point II feet distant from the northern corner
Of said square, fronting on the corner OF Sd and
ches; thence west 81 feet sa inches; thence north
about IL feet hes, and thence east to the place
OF beginning, with the improvements, consisting
OF three story basemeDt and attic Brio K Houses
Also, two story Brick and Frame House. Also,
part OF Lot No. 8, in square No. IA, beginning for
the same at point distant 60 feet ii inches from
the northeast corner OF said square, and running
No in said square; thence along the dividing
line OF said lots No. sod S, 100 feet ii inches;
thence along the dividing line of lots and in
said square @ feet and thence loo feet ii inches to
the place OF beginning, together with the improve
nents consisting of . two-s story Frame House. &c
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are
One-tbird cash, and the residue In two equal inst al
men's at and II months, with interest from the
day OF SALE secured to the satisfaction Of the Trus
tee Stamps and conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
go dswn Oh each piece OF property when sold.
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee.
GREEN i WILLIAMS,
" loStaw5w6ds Auctioneers.
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THE ROSADALIS

. not secret medicine. The articles from which
10 is sde are published around each bottle and IL
isUsed and rscopmended py the Medical Faculty,
wherever II has been introduced, a POSITIVE
and RELIABLE Medicine for Diseases Of the
BLOOD, LlVEB and KIDNEYS.
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ROsApALs WILL CUBE VERY WORST
OASIS OF OHRONIC RHEUMATISM

PkEPARKB ONLY BIT
,. }. LAWRENCE, M. D.. Chemist,
BALTIMORE. MD,
Late Of Wilson, n. O.
PRICE SI.so PER BOTTLE.
- Sold Wholesale by al the principal Whole
sale Druggists IN oil the large cities the United
States aud BRUSH America, and retailsA b. Drug
gists everywhere.
Al letters Of inquiry. Ae., promptly answered..
Address
DR. u. LAWRENCE CO.,
soLE PROPRIET0Rs AND mANUFacTr
RERs, ASi
244 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE. No.
For sale by O. CALyEkT FORD. Druggist. No
80 Pep, ave. w sshingt U. sp n-c6ou
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OYSTERS SUN-DRIED.-We have several
times mentioned the oysters OF Weet Mexico,
on the Eastern Gulf coasts. as being much used
round Quay mas, ana other Sonora towns, an
a dried state. e. desicated an the sun like
California chargn or hung beef. From our
shipping reports IL appears the Mexican steam
ers, during the past twelve months. have
brought up 10 san Francisco one or two hUa-
dred tales OF this article, and we suppose the
trade must be now well inaugurated, as the
article would not be- brought 10 California AZ
they were not eatab BILE and m demand ana AZ A.
wei known they ale IN common use m thu
large towns of Sonara, Durango, and Jalisco,
every year during the sesson OF LeE;, and from
ancient times in those countries. The oysters
IRON the Ia v OF Fonseca, sre also dried i'm this
way, and form regulsr article of trade 10 the
upland towns OF Central America. There are
also stated to be good oysters in abundance IA
some OF the small coycs OF the Bay of Panama.
Smoke-dried oysters are a common article of
trade IN China. and found IA every grocer's
seor in that country.-SdR Francisco Bulletin.
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CHRONIC LIvER COMPLAINT CURED

This Is to certify that 1 cured of Chronic
Liver Complaint By DIR. Lawrence's Rosadalis
for long time, and trying various medicines With.
out beuert.
know Of several others in this county cured
through the use Of Rosadalis and IL can be found
In nearly every house in my ghborhood and
THOMAS THORN,
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.

Dy. j. J. Lavrescs:
DEAR SIR take pleasure in recommending
your kOSADALIS as 9 very powerful alter atiye
have seen il used IN two cases with happy results
one case Of secondary syphilis, In which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken Ave bottles Of your medicine. The other q
case Of scrofula of long standing, which IL rapidly
improylng under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon recov have Careful
IL ex arnined the formula BY which your Rosadslis
ts made. and ind II an xcellent compound Of al
terative Ingredients
Yours truly, b. W. CARR, NJ, ID,