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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
T ,OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
Near Alexandria, Louisiana.
Founded and Supported BY the state of Louisiana

closes June 80 Is69. . 49, W
Faculty consists Of ful corps of able instructors
m az branches OF Literature and Science usually
ta9sht IN the best Colleges and Universities
course OF Study embraces a Preparatory aud an
AfssHdemlc De department. including Literary, Ssen,
Hnc and optional Course, Special school OF Civil
engineering and Commercial School.
Jerms-for all expenses, except clothing $40,
S1Oi PAYABLE in advance balance in equal psyments
January fret, and April first
cadets received a. any time during the session
ana charged from date Of entrance. Address,
JnzI ~ d. u. BOYD. Superintand dent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11

Keeps SPEQTACLES of all descriptions to suit
an ages. Mr.. Duhamel who attends himself to his
customers, cCgs to inform them that hi long ex
pcrlenoe as an opticau enables him to apply the
proper classes to any affected eye with the
" OF not enddngering the vision. His Spectacle
perfect " " 70
~ lie recommends as a good Improvement his
double Focus q asses TO see far and near a So as
very oft and easy to the eyes his atented Cyiindri
cal and AChrumatC Glasses.
Genuine Rock CRYSTAL Glasses BRAZILIAN neb
bles for long or near sighted persons are applied
CisnCies of the sight.
Me- DuhameI keens also large assortment suita-
bic for e. gineers, Ply sleians, etc such as
Theodolites, Mioroscores
levels, Mat emst,Cdl Boxes
bIiOut lels' Weighing Scales
I'm passes Thermometers,
EiecJTlCa' Maehine5, HydrOmeIers,
Spy Glasses, Opera Glasses
ALL KINDS OF SCALES, ETC
MARINE CHARTS. BOOKS and INSTR IJMENTS
StereoscoPes and Stereoscopic Views
n, Six thousand Colcred Venetian Lanterns
ana Colored elias es for Examinations at whole ale
anu IeLa6i. III Canal street.
OCH ~ N--'''se Ai'ey'
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The Crescent advises the property hold
ers to pay the one per cent tax. Good.
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OFFICE UNITED STATES BiAA
District of LOusH ~ eY
- = - Monroe. La, October
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT OIL nm0l
Il twenty third day OF October, A. %. 1867 aNN
N bankruptcy was Issued against the estate faFu
MORRIS, in the parish OF Morehouse anak NTr ,
OF Louisiana, who has been adjudged banh 'ii'
hi, own petition; that the payment Of aa eive,
bankrupt 70 him or or pb1G HI beo aEs
any property by him. are forbidden by Law Ass
heir debts and to choose 81 sns sad a. nS fitted
his h estate VII De held az Court Of Bans ate Il
Monroe, Loaissna' Sefore W oce Il R,t the Ii OIL
on tn, the tWenty'.h day of November, a. Bal Is
a. ''H . CLOCK A FL fa HEBRON II s MAJ. Nj.
p.yu District of Louis Nv to
No. 1nNosSd no2i deputy as messenger me fo
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OFFICE OF THE REcORDEK
OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS
- ~ Ahthony'a alley, near the Sheriff.

once,
between Chartrss and ROYAL strnatal
, The public are hereby notified that ACCORDING "a
the provisions Of act providing for the reesierne
the city and parish Of Orleans on both des ef the
RIVER Mississippi, must be duly registered IN me
above ohico. The declaration for regstrv must IN
made by the father, or IN case thAt is impraotcze
py any other person present at the birth EVary Der
son nesiectng to comply with said act 10 liable to
PsnAlty not exceeding ten nor less than five doars
Inc above mentioned law will b. strictly enforced
..,aa- L. PESSOU,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11

We stirred up the people with Seymour
and Blair.
Times Poetry.
Witness 100000 popular majority for
Grant.
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ADDRESS OF CAMPAIGN CowmTrTpr

We call The attention of our readers to
the address of the Republican State Cam
paign Committee, which we publish to-
day.
1t is succinct recital of The history of
the late campaign and the causes which
produced the result.
The gentlemen Of The committee labored
strenuously in the cause and deserve the
gratitude of the party.
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TIE AUDITORS OFFICE

Is located corner Cont and Royal, old State
Bank entrance on Cont, up stairs. auls
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coMp1lsGsT TO CHANCELLOR LEsssNE.-
The following complimentary preamble and
resolutions were. presented inithe room OF the
Court ofsEquitW at Columbia, on Saturday
last..c St.fs-
WheteassS:; sthe, bar OF Columbia has, dor the
first time, beepfavored by an otleial Yisit nom
our Gstihsl slished. and esteemed fellow-cltizens
his Honor chancellor Lcsesne, whose purity OF
private HE, Legal learning, ,and clear Judgment
Commended him to the State as one who Woul9
administer theslag-with,ability, purity, ana
with the single purpose Of doing Impartial JUS
tice as an upright judge; and whereas, IN the
course Of events by which We are now sur
rounded, it may be possible that this, ms nrst,
visit to us may be his last, In his 0fhclal Ca
pacity as Chancellor of South Carolina; there
fore, be it au 81. !, ~. -G...;-i.. aa Co..
Resoiued, That the bar of Columbia recog-
nize in Chancellor Lesesno the virtuous man,
the useful citizen, the upright judge, ana tne
Christian gentleman, to whom the atfecton ot
the people Of South Carolina will continue 10
cliie. whether during the remainder OF hls
years We shall greet him in the walks OF pm
vate life, or shall behold him in the yicissltudes
of the future, stiIl called to the administration
OF the law as q Judge upon the bench; Ana
amid all the chances and changes OF nIe we
extend to hin1Ja sincere and affectionate doo
speed. - S4'.s,--
The Chancellor responded, says the Phoenix,
with deep feeling, and in that courteous and
refined style so eminently characteristic OF one,
the brilliancy Of, whose intellectual traits ls
not unattended by the radiance OF moral feel
ing.
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"A Asauannos RACE ON THE FOURTH OF JULY

IA SQUADRON RACE on THE FOURTH oFJuLY.-
A proposition has been made that on the 4th OF
July next the owners OF the various yachts IN
our hsrbor-large and smal-haye grand
race, conducted. for instance, like the last; tne
enttyYees to ;be small, ,aay $40 each, and the
rpraooeeds of admission to be applied to the pur-
chase OF a silver cup or goblet, as the prize OF
the winning boat, and to the purchase OF
prize "pennant;r this pennant to be worn until
some faster boat asserts her claim thereto. The
cup, however, is to be retained as permanent
tophy.sJrr yce tsx'Ffef Sht.: y
!. The suggestion lis agood one, and we hope
that it will be carried out II rules are adopt
ed by which boats of various sizes may enter
race upon equal terms, to be adjudged &C
cording to dimensions. there can be no occa-
sion for biokering, and each one will have an
equal chanoewith his neighbor to carry away
: the honors Of the,oontest! There is no reason
why this superb sport should not be inaugu-
rated. The amusement is cheap, healtny
and exciting, and the composition one IN whicn
any gentleman; Of aquatic propensities msy
engage.
!. The Fourth of July falls on Saturday, and as
it has been general holiday in the past re
NAV mark its recurrence by an event OF the
character proposed. Fireworks being de- el
barred, the next best thing are water-works'
The fun which attaches to the latter ls certain
" more sensible. K .GaH.5A & "a
Afurther consideration is that the fine yacht
OF Messrs. Porcher & Desaussure will probably
be completed about the, time named. Another
handsome boat also is on the stocks at the
Southern wharf, which may be made ready an
season for the race.
The public have become interested in per-
formances Of this nature, and in little while
every man may own his boat Just as in OLD
timea he used Ito own shorse. "a salon our
beautiful hsrbor at the close of summers az !.
ter-niooon moo is BY long odds preferable to ride 9n
dusty road, and there is consolation in know.
ing that your motive power neither tire. nor.
in common parlanoe, 'feats his own head on : !,
It is cheaper to build q boat.eyen like the. mag,
gle Mitchell than to buy g. irst-class span pl
horses. and the keeping Of TIE same ts'a mere
bagatelle.. ,j.f tx 3a,si,as, % .ss:3f:testai a
Shall we have grand combination race 6 6
Let the owners of boats. big and little, come,
forward and s'say their say" upon the suo1eoti
Everything, from the size eof a carpet-bag to On
infant 1clippsr9ship, lis respectfully sinyieed 20
participate. Il
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UNDERDECRBE;IN EQUITY.

On TUESDAY, Soth instant, at IL O'Clock, will be
=, -ceold near the Customhouse, y tfs;,i
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there
on situate on the south side of Broad street. In the
vicinity of St. Mchaeps Church. measuring In front
on sad street 81 feet 9inchee and In depth 139 feet
be the same more or less; bounding north on Broad
street, west on lot formerly Of John Lee now nf DR.
south on land now or late ofJ. L. PetiEu; Esq,
Terms- -One.fourth cash; balance In one, two.
threeahd four years; bearing interest fron day Of
sale payable semisannua1ly, with mortgage of the
keep the same insured and assign the policy of In
surance and, In dsfault thereof apy holder Of the
bond may insure and collect insurance under the
mortgage. Purchaser, to pay fQr papers and stsmps
G,r.1 10 .e,lrtg b ..a;itf. Hgs ,ostJ; NJ;
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June "a
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,

Uet0Dr Us. -ITdpHdHH.
VIII be sold, under the direction of the undersigned.
at the Old Customhouse TOMORROW, the 25thof
40 june, 1858, at II A. NJ, V s..ilzgs,ii = llis2
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with . three-story Dwell
The north side Of South py-srect in this city, meas
uring In front ON said street fifty feet more or less
and In depth from north to south one hundred and
sIty feet, more or less; bounding to the north on
lands now or formerly Of Mrs. Ashe, TO the east on
lands formerly Of 5winborn Lawton, now, Of: Jane
Macbeth to the south ON South Bay.st. eet and TO
the west on lands formerly Of William Peronneau.
now Of Mrs. Middleton Smith. ~ fsS
Terms -One:third cash balance In one aud two
years secured by bond of the purchaser with inter
est from day of sale. payable Hnnualiy mortgage
of the premises. Purchaser to pay taxes and for
papers and stamps. JAMES TUPPERs
June "a Master In Equity.
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THE MIDNIGHT SPIRIT WALTz.-Ims pro-
duction, which is to be rendered at the con
cert to be given for the benefit Of the Conied-
crate Widows and Orphans, Home, is the COM
position of one Of the fnhmbers the amateur
band, who have volunteered their services IN
aid of this ssnoble charity" 1t has been pro-
nounced musical gem :by.an who5hsve heasd
Il, and has always ELECTED o salvo Of applause
from the Ii mited circle in which it has hereto
fore been rendered. The composition is both
original and suggestive. 1t begins with a
moderate" of twelve bars, in which is heard
the pealiug Of the bell announcing the mid
night hour from some fairy "belfry." a warb-
ling cadenza of the flute introduces the "mid-
night spirit,n who utters va prayer" OF much
eloquence, rendered by an 'adagio movement" me
en- quin,etye for two cornets, two French horns
and bass. This gradually falls by modulation
into the sTempo di valse," in which one can
think only of fairy forms mingling In the
dance. The composition concludes, with .
'ddett for the French horns, which tells the
listeners almost as plainlyas words could speak,
ssgood night"
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UNITED; sTATEs CoURT;; TUESDAY, june 2S-:
HON. GEoRaE Il. BRYGy, PREspNa.-The
Court was opened at II O'clock This morning.
The following petitions were read and referred !:
3. paifs adams: :Frost& 0o.. in re Vim. II.
Hagood, JnsF bank Petition for leave to
set up 3. iisn a. +. smythe,S Esq, proctor for
petitionsr Upon hesring report Of Registrar,
and upon motion OF a. T. Smythe, It was or
dered thst thes report bs confirmed and as-
signee @degs tossell the feaft and personal
propsrtysoi he bankrupt. and hold espro-
oeeds, subjeet to tha, lien, set up BY the petit
In re Levy Drqcker, bankrupt. A. 81. Abra-
hams appointed by the Judge assignee. u
!. ,Ex, parte, i. orrinl Lea, in, re Mackey BsT
kst! Petition ffoff payment OF $50. 8 JiA. Mo-
roso, Esq. proctor for petitioner. On hearing
the report of:the Registrar, H. b. carpenter
ESQ.,, onni6iinn OF sInhn A. .Moroso, it YVES or
dered that VIM. s. Hastie, assignee of said =.
bankfupts, Messrs. Mackey &Baker, do payto
John A. Moroso, ESQ.,, solicitor OF peat!oner,
the sum Of $50.
Elk parte Joseph selvy. Petition Tor final
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.e qrp GOODS, "Gtf. s-.'' !.
NHEAPrDRYc GOODS! r'''a i'.
..... :. ..q. CHEAP DRY GOODS! oi 20

e WE WOULD INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS Stn AND
the Public In general that We have received Per re-
cent arrivals large invoices Of DRY AND FANCY
GOODS, which will be sold at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. '"''
Just received by steamship Manhattan large lot
French choice colored DRESS GOODS, from 20 to 25
cents per yard-original cost so cents.
Busle silk Trimmed PARAsOIs, from 81 so up.
Best silk Mts, from 3oc up.,.J :, .
white SILK Kid finished Gloves at very low prices.
large lot Of White Goods, lower price than any IN
:,.sr the ctty.,tfD .H--s ~ gi.f n3Sa.' ~ - ~
500 dozen Linen Towels from 16c. up.
Ladies' Pocket Handkerchiefs, from 12hc up.
The latest style Of Hoop Skirts, from b0c. up
"a Table DamRsk, at 81 per yard.
Ladies', aud Misses White Bose, from 16c up. se
- - ALSO,
very large assortment Of STRAW GOODS, at low
,.f gpriCee: f.i'j 81 go =' - - Ss- irs5 N
lot of fine Ribbons, at various prices.
Gents hne Undershirts, from 76c. up. sa}
Gents best English Hall Hose, from 40 to 60o.
white Linen Duck, &c.
FURCHGOTT BRO,
Southwest corner King and Calhoun streets.
June IL CIR. ~ - f.-aff lmo
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Nor1dEs IN BsNxsuproT.- Meetings OF the
creditors Of the uindermenEoned banlrupts, 70
proye debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office 0f the Registrar, Hon. B. B. Car;
penter, No. "a Brosd7street, on the days snd at
fhe hnr1rs named:
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EstateSale--By orde, Of the Executors.
by I. s. X. BENNETT.

TOMORROW, the 25th inst, at II O'Clock near the
: Exchange corner Of East Bay and Broad streets, 1
VIII offer at public outory, - -. !.
houn-street, adjoining that on which Governor Ma
grath's residence stands measuring fifty 6O feet OF
Calhoun.street the same on buck line. by one hun
dred and elghtyone 181 feet 2inches feet two inch.
es on the east and west lines. This LOTT which II
high and dry is beautifully located for re'tdence
commanding fine view Of Ashley River. sevaral
large oak trees are on 1t .tsc!-
ALSo, ..t--s.- n.
All that LOT OF LAND, adjoining the above TO the
west Of similar shape and dimensions as the above.
The southwestern portion Of this lot formsa part Of
Bepnstt's Mill Pond. The remainder is high and
dry. ~ "a, 2
Tied on day Of sale. - - = =. ~ -
Conditions One.third cash;. balance payable In
one and two years, with interest semi He.
chasers to pay for necessary papers and stamps ),
. June d ~ -, - -, =, WtmWthb
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f.H
CoNyENMaTHE LEaIsLArUREs OF NORTH AND
souTH CARoIINA.-The Washington Chronicle
Of Monday, says, son Saturday General Grant
received atelegraphic q dispatch from General
Canby,statine that he had modified his orders
40 ss to sanction the proclamation OF Hon. w.
W. Holden, Governor elect Of North Carolina,
convening the Legislature of that State, and
slso authorizing General Scott, Governor elect
OF South Carolina, to issue a similar proclamar
ton. the condition in both cases being that the
proclamation shah not take effect until after
the Omnibus bill becomes q law. Should the
bill finally fail to become law, Of course the
proclamations Will be Of no effect. The only
object in issuing them now is to notify mem
mers Of the Legislatures, 80 that they may be
ready to meet as soon as possible after the bill
sbsll become law. As we pointed out few
da,vs ago. this is an important matter, because
. .Gcnoress will not be likely to remain in session
much longer, and it is Of the very highest I'M
nortance that the Southern senators and rep
resentativss ehouId be admitted before lfs ad-
;o,irnmeYlt ~ 4 .1'sS--,s- -
General Candy. asked General Grants an
proyal Of the step he has taken, which the lat
Fer has granted. - { ..4S -. -
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Estate Sale, by order O fthe Ezeclaors.
RYZ. n. OAKES!sa CO


win be cold To4oRR0W, 2Sth inst st II O'clock,
Is properly. belonging to an Estate, Wig sEsdf
No. 1.-The THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING,
and extensive Brick outbuildings situate on the east
side of King-street, in Ward No. z, and known as
No. 574. Lot measures! 65sGeet front and 100 feet
in depth. On the premises are large cistern and
No. THE THREEsToRYBW WOODEN STORE
+AND DWELLING with requsits outbuildingg situ.
ate at the southwest corner Of King and Spring.
streets. Lot 37fa3 inches on King, and 9s feet s
inches on Springstreet > >" - -, 60
AND DWELLING, with outbuild dings, situate on
west side Of Kingsreet adjoining the above to the
south. Lot iS7 feet 9 inches front, and 90 feet
inches In depth. These buildings have double pi-
ss so saa gSpf ess On side
Of King.stree6, adjoining No. 3 to the SOUTH eachA
feet front, and l68 feet inchos deep. Z:As.siY
=. No. 1.-THE TWO STORY WOODEN DWELLING
and Kitchen, ON south side OF Spring street first
house west Of King Lot 20 feet inches mont and
NO No. s@TSe The TWO STORY WOODEN DWELLING
and Kitchen. south side Spring, next west Of TO- T.
Lot so feet inches front and 75 feet Deep ,sne
mo. 9-TheY ,ANDNHALF STORY DWELL
ING and outbudings on the southeast corner Of st.
Phitp, street and Rodgers Alley. Ward MOB Lot
% . No. No. io@The i:f he osToRf RfDwELLM4 easshde
OF St Philip, next south Of the ,aboves Lotslofeet
FSns TS ane mThs n 4W6sroRY sssps esi sde
Philip. next south:ofaboye. Lot 20 feet 'front.' 90
feet deep. Iss..;ce;.,1I.
next east Of The above. Lot 81 fest 'front.' rs feet
deep.y, :af . lhrgc.Cz 81 sss52 5iy stoy ss-F
No. 1a-IheTwO- STORY DWELLING, south side
Rodgers alley next east Of the above. Lot 81 feet
'front.' i7B feet deep. 1c 81 - ..i-l5 - z-1'1f
NO No. M@T.s IL II 1.-TWO SWo,sToRYDREBbENa. south hide
Rodgers, alley, ne1t east Of above Lot Street. frons
No. To-. .15&6NEsToRY SHOP AND TwosToRY
WOODEN DWELLING, northeast corner Philip.
street and Rodgers" alley. Lot "a feet 'front.' 81 feet
deep. -.-,. sta,.sss;,-
Rodgers alley, adjoining above to the east Lot 20
lsss No ag7. tThe n T%osToRY BUILDING adjoining
above to. the east on Rodgers Lot 26 feet
No. is-The 1Wn.sTo ToRYsBuILDMG. northdds
Rodgers Alley. next east Of above Lot rs feetfront
o. Nc. No.: is@Se seeR TwosroRYDwELLINa north ide
Rodgers Alley, adjoining to the east Lots27 feet
mo No. SoEThs % III ' TwosroRY BUILDING north side
Rodgers Alley, next east of above Lot 26
No. .aS1AoANT- LOT mex. east Of above, % feet
fgasi pists of ia he Above Property Been amy
Office. 2. - :
and stampS- e Jme -
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fUaDER DECREE MEQUITY:''

-. - -. SireS Us.i DorTlU. N ae1ar:-l :
VIII be Sold under the direction Of the undersigned.
Ethe old Customhouse at II O'Clock A. NJ, s.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on situate on the north side of Bee-street IN the
City of Charleston, measuring and containing In
font Beestreet so feet and 2l0 feet deep more
less. !
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage. The build
ings to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
10 pay for papers and stamps. - -. - - 2
JAMES TUPPER,
June24 r. Master In Equity.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
DER pound, at wilson's grocery, northwest corner.
Society and Anson streets Goods deliYered tree.
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sif lar
gpttb.
HOTEL. :.
80. ~ ,suMMERyILLE, 8. o.,

:. - HAVING AVN REF1rrED And REFURNIsHED THE
above Hota 1t will be open for the reception ofguess
on JULY Jst. SO ce:f. :
Parties wishing ito engage Board can do go at the
Charleston Hotel. - 70 IN, j., 2. HORB4AoH,; y
June s.. limo ,,,1 ~ Agent.
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BILL OF MoRTALrry.-Return Of deaths with
in the City OF Charleston, for the week ending
June 20, 1855, n Z; e:cHa g, 80 =
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ArrENr1oN.-If you want to save time and
money in purchasing dry and fancy goods, read
Furchgott Brothers advertisement.
wm ihu'~
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TE1EanArmc Communications WITH sAvAs-

TELEaRAPH1c CoMMuMoATIoN- WITH sAVAN-
NAB D1REcr.-Under the, energetic superV1lis- %
ion OF Manager OKeefe a new telegraphlo CD
BILE has just been laid across the Ashley EiVer.
When the charleston and Savannah s5RsilroadI I
was built The, company refused to allow the
telegraph the right ofway across the New BRUCE
without paying a heavy sum. This was declined
and the Ashley cable was then originated
Frc,n that time to the present at least seven
cab ha7e been laid, but have never proved
servicesblc longer than few months. Inc
one now laid is in many respects superior 20
its predecessors, and it -is hoped that itwilf
prove Of more permanent value.
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sRosAIIALIs WILL CURE THE VERY WORST
GASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

80 90 - = PonrsxoUTH, Va, February 20 1853.
9pay BsAm sinMThis a. Is 10 certify that hnye been
'afaicted with Rhcumatisna for the last five orsi1
wears. MANY times unable TO move. tried oil med-
cines recommended to me for the disease, without
biphly spoken OF, procured o bottle, and finding
some relief continued 1t until am happy 10 Say
that am completely we'll. ,,,,s,!-
> I not only consider the 'Rosadalis" sovereign
remedy for Rheumatism. but believe 1t also pre-
ventive. and cheerfulIy recommend 1t to the
afflicted F , ,,.,,
x Yours, very truly, JAMES WEBB.
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EXCELSIOR SARATOGA WATER, fresh as taken
from the springs. can beobtained st Messrs' ha0u
4 Lynah,o establishment corner OF King and MAT
Kst streets. The water Of this spring Is widely
known and world-renowned for Its medicinal quail
ties, and those persons who wish to obtain the pure
article can be supplied at Messrs. Raoul Lynah's'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24
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