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MEAN RoGUERY.-To pillage a graveyard
rob blind negro Of his dinner, or to steal the
cents off a dead mans eyes, have heretofore
but lower one was reached in this town on
Saturday night last. by the miscreant entering
the Episcopal Church and carrying of ,wo
collection plates. small silver goblet. two SUR
plices, and two black silk gowns-comppl inp
the worthy rector next morning to violate an
old established canon of his church, In relation
TO the robes of ofiice. The object of the thief
was doubtless to secure the silver communIon
SEA vice, but il was not there.--Leesturg Va.
Hirrrr
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Alexandris Fish Market To-dry-

ALEXANDRIA, April eS.-ifeo w Harrison
furnish the following:-Shad, per hundred
SEALS herring, per thousand, S7as; white
peach, per 100 bunches, s2Oa25: rock, per IO9
bunches, S2a25; ofall per 100 bunches. s1a20
No. herring. per barrel, -; do. per half bar
rel, Si-25; family roe herring. per barrel SO:
do. do, per half barrel. s5.SJ family shad. per
barrel, Sl6i dc. do. per half barrel, -. Marsei
firm
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AssAssINs In kKhTUCKY,-The Frankfort
Commonwealth OF April IL contains no less
than six proclamafions by Governor steven.
con, offering rewards for the arreet of assas
sins. The parties named are james Powell.
who murdered james Mcclure; Newton MOODY
Hamilton; W. H. Abbott, who murdered w ii.
Wilson; James Thomas, who murdered joseph
Il. Stevens; George w. Ingram and Newton
ingram, who murdered Lewis Muruhy. md
Andrew Alffsy and Allen Alfrey, who Ir,ur.
dered Issac Hail. Y1hTHnM - .msA1 90 !
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

BURLINGTON, VT, April 23.-A son of Ex-
Mayor Wales was accidentally shot and
dangerously wounded yesterday. Some hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
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TIE INDIAN PEACE COUNcu

ST. Louis, April 23.-Telegrams from Fort
Laramie state that no Indians have arrived up
to the present time. The indications are that
the council will be- deferred ten days longer.
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THE PETROLEUM CONSPIRACY CASE
ENDED

PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-The Jury in the
Tack case, charged with conspiracy IN making
4 corner in petroleum. has disagreed, aud we're
discharged by the Judge this morning.
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THE g GENKRAL CONFERENCE OF THE MrrH.
oDlsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-One OF the most
important events of q religious character that
has ever occurred in Chicago will be the meet
ing OF the General Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of the United States TO oc
cur on the 1st Of next month. This Conference
assemblies only once in four years: IL ia corn
posed OF delegates from all the Annual Con.
ferences in the United States. sIxty.eight In
number, which have an aggregate clerical mem
bersnip OF s,oOo. The ratio Of Representation in
the General Conference is one delegate for ey.yy
thirty members.
Ii is expected that there will be present AZ
the forthcoming session nine Bishops. two
hundred and thirty-fiye delegates from Eng
land Ireland, France, the Canadas and the
United States. Every State and several of the
TERRITORIES will be represented. Several very
important questions Will come up for action,
among them lay representation, Southern
work, and the foreign mission policy.
, ne body will also constitute q court Of ap-
peals, and during the session the Conference
will elect general officers, Bishops editors,
hook agents, and corresponding secretaries Of
connecrional eocaeties. t- .I-
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
Mp.-Ihe Marlboro Gazette Of yesterday saws :
The circuit court Is still in sess ion. and is as
slduously engaged in clearing the dockets
The case OF Rich'd Hopkins, for manslaughter
was tried before the court. Before a decision
OF the case was announced the counsel for the
accused asked that the case be remitted to the
docket, with view Of having the prisoner
tried by a jury. No decision yet. The case of
Gabriel d. Langley ct a., VS.. Ralph F. Jones
"tdl., was taken up by the court on Saturday
passs d over on Monday, and resumed on yes
terday. No decision. This case fdisputed title
In lahd) was commenced in 1si9. and for nlne-
teen years has been travelling from this court
TO the Court Of Appeals. 1t is now being tried
on procedendo record from the latter tribunal
and Will be again sent TO that court
The County Commissioners have made the
following appointments:-Vansvill District
John Evarsfield; Bladensburg, DIR. Charles
A. Wells; Marlborough, George w Wilson:
Nottingham, William III. Early; Piscataway,
Or Joseph II. Blanford; Spaldings, Dr. Jshn
II. Bayne: Queen Anne, Samuel Peach; Aouas-
co, Joseph Z. Thomas; Surratts, Captain Ben
nett r. Gwynn; Laurel, George p. Tiffany
County Treasurer.-wm. A Jarboe
The dwelling house of our esteemed and
venerable fellow.citizen, George Morton. ESQ.
near Woodvllle, in this county, was entirely
consumed by fire on Wednesday night last to-
gefber with most of its contents The property
was not insured.
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Il p0Gsorge Alton, of sanAwtch, Nass. d,s,o.
0@e1 kA8b WWks a.
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Wall Street To-day.

New YORK, April 23.-Stocks active and
strong Money 6a9 per cent. Exchange, loS.
Gold, lao. Governments regular and steady.
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s.,.r.m.., Nee.rt,.~s.

WASHINGTON, April s3, Ises-ysy Cooke 4
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent seeur.nax.
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KILLED N LIonfHINo. poseono.iu IN.
town Of LAurinb1rI Richmond county. n ~
was struck hy heAtnlng On Tkursday. - issS
inst, AID Ar Laachlin McIAnfin md Rev
yehn b MeKlnron Nere Instantly hiTls.s a
large npnbsr Of persons were in An "a iosnins
EoS@: SsS ssvssa. g I'm were severay Sst moi
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RAILROAD SuBecRrPTIoH.-The corporate
authorities of Frederick city, Nd have or
dered an election TO take place on Monday, the
4th Of next month, TO take the sense Of the
voters OF that municipality In reference to the
proposition to subscribe 70 the capital stock
Of the Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Rail-
road u = 20 =. - f- on ~~---
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ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES Or SCKOFULA
READ TIE STATEMENTS BELOW .Sn
DKSPAIR NOT.

WILSON CsrNrY, September 10, 1851.
Dr. J. j. L1BreHc,-
DEAR SIE, Ny youngest dat yhter, aged ave wear.
bae been dTeadfully afflicted with Scrofu. ne arIy
All her ife: Il tried great many Ply siciaus. but
With out re1e wing her much. in fact most OF then
said there was no hope of cure. During the lsst
spring she was worse than ever, her body and
limbs being covered with sores and blotc hes-vlth
face and eyes badly liberated and swollen Whilst
in this cobdltiCn. was advised by DR.. l. Stith
TO try Jour ROsadalis- l at once procured three
bottles. and CONNER pced giving it to her TA, sssrf
-edS mGgtCal- IN less than a neRth. to my great
astODis bment, she entirely 1SsII. I Am air
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W. W BURNETT
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January q, 1853.

i heIety certify that am personally acquainted
WIN the above named h. sicfans, and they all
gentlemen Of respectsbilny and stsndinr in this
conmuniIy. T. O. DAVIS.
Mayor Of Wilson N. C..
January IL 1875
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IRON Rev. Z. D. PfNDALL,
CAUTION.

HoohandS b German Remedfss are counterf.tte
Zee that the dgnature Of @. n JACKSON IL o
ne wrapper Of sech bottle. All others arc ooun.
forfeit. a :
Principal once and MansfAetory stthe Ger man
Medicine Stors, No. S31 ARCH STREET lPhile.
eslDAis, Pc. .E =. . : = :,
OHARLIs u. EVANS, Pro u 4
Formally o. II. JAOEsO ~
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MARYLAND SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN COX
NENTloN.-A convention OF soldiers and sail
ors OF Mary Ian d. who served on the. side of the
I mon during the late rebellion. met in RaIrj
more yesterday. Resolutions eulogIzing Grant
career, expressing confidenc, in his ABILITY and
statesmanshiP; insiructing the delegates 10 the
SOLDIERS National Convention 10 vote for HIM
a. their nominee for the Presidency: expressing
adherence 10 the principles of the Republican
party, and insisting that Congress shall meet
the impeachment question firmly. and SECURE
us from all future attempts AT dictators him
were adopted Another series of resolutions
declaring approval Of the reconstruction raeas-
ures OF Congress; opposing the reputation i'm
any form. OF the public debt; demanding the
early conviction and removal from Office of
President johnson on account of his public
ohenses; expressing confidence in the honesty
and craftsmanship Of Senator Wade; thanking
Secretary Stanton for preventing the President
IRON concentrating his revolutionary schemes:
ana declaring that the wisdom, sag acIty, cour-
age and purity OF character of Gen. Grant
EN- mlnently mt him for the Presidency, wer. re-
lected. Twenty delegates from the State AT
large, and twenty from each Congressional
district, were chosen 10 the National Conyen-
ton, and the assemblage adjourned SINE d,s
Last night a mass meeting of the friends of
Gen. Grant was held al the New Assembly
Rooms. at which the series Of resolution re-
jected by the Convention, and above alluded
10. We're unanimously adopted. Speeches were
made by Gen. Farnsw orIh. of Illinois; Gen
Stokes, OF Tennessee, and Col. Moss. OF Mis-
sour. eulogizng Grant, and predicting tSe
speedy removal of the President
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GENERAL SCHOFIELD did not leave here last
night for Richmond. as was expected. H Is
still at the residence OF General Grant on /
street, and will not leave until tomorrow or
next day
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TFsEt ~ sSaTHeI ssgtaHhH Taxa 4
esaa s'a aNIaq = afLEIl N1sa fEta z
ffil bGa li-l Ef-N 4 .fErerr .fl ~ rra1
"
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gUOH vzs1s ozt saTsf k-IIks a0EI
sfs{~E foftsIa nosnz5n b. ,haS2ss - es93s n
sE - . a. 4 80 80. ~ ttHo2
s - sat ssd lztTof fa1Ee-t ul.g d atfH afEgoa
rs8sf tseF.a H #es Hd4ffA 81 f18 eriueEf
fa ISIS e1F3 - 2 ke49e a 3, asa f'stf
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p RlIQI r q.

seaaads es.nan Ditssrs, per bottls ...--....Oi o
aos1se1S ocr1sa Tonic, yet NJ @ euaFt 6ottisS.
u - Der bottls, Or haif fdossa Or "a c.
~Do pot forget % sxanine ven - srtiele yoa
M, IN order 70 get u 0saains. = =
1.IfvSS 90 "a
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PREPARED ONLY BY
j. j. LAWRENCE. NJ. D.. Chemist.
BALTIMORE, MD,
Late of Wilson, ". c.
PRICE 81. SO PHR BOTTLE.
- Sold wholesale by all the principal Whole
ale Drugeists IN all the large cities in the United
States and British America, and rstailsd By Drug
Rfsts everyv here.
All letters Of inquiry, &c, promptly answered.
Address
DR. J. J. LAWRENCE CO..
eOLE PR0PRIHTORs AND nANUrACTU
RERs,
244 BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE, No.
For sale by 8. CALyEkr FORD. Druggist. No.
2e6 Penn ave, Washinstob, ID. @. se a. s1oxs
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ssi.iw stas.aH1lsIi sssig iiEma-- 6FsAf aIEHE
- -aasas34 - a3gssgfG ~. tfsfs5 tilas1I &sl
reg slI s.l5slg2sa aHi ss.ss if at Ttisw 81 -
.HoAIa oe3H sf1s
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.

We know DR.. lawrence = ROsadalis TO be a SAFE
and reliable alterstiye. &C, and take pleasure in
reconme nding IL TO the Profession and the public
A. u. MOORE, VI. D.
l. A. STITH, d.
h. WINsTEAD, D
x G BARHAM NJ u
W G. DUGAN, VI D.,
+ BAkNES, NJ D..
Il. W. KING. NJ. D.
:. WOODWARD, NJ D.,
". 7. BREWER, NJ D.
W. j. BULLOCK. II. d
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.-fu1Te FtFr.I
va ROsADALIs.
fhe Great american Health Rsstorer.
The Ees. Bleod Purifier in the World.
E1su E...
DR. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
ROSA ALIs.
- SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
uSp THE ONLY oSE YEr pIscoyzaED)
scRoFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
Consumption, in its Early Stages; Enlargement
.ndpiceration of the Glands JOiass, Bones,
Kidneys, and Uterus. Chronic
Bhsumati-m. Krupsions
Ofthe Skin, Chronic
Sore Eyes, &c.
ALSO,
-.r SYPHILIS.
MALL IT'S VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Los' Of Appetite; ;sies Hsadsshs: Liver Com psin.,
Life, Gravel,
GENERAL I'LL HEALTH.
And all pi.easss Of
BLOOD. LIVER. KIDNEYS.
AND BLADDER.
1t thoroughly ersdieates every kind of humor
healthy condition
L. IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS. never pro-
ducing the slightest injury.
THE ROSADALIS
II is made published around each bottle and il
isuped ard recommended py the Medical Faculty
and RsLIhBLE Medicine for Ds,ases o'ifins y the
BLOOD, LIyER and KIDNEYS.
81 Used and esdOrs.d ~ The Lsadinx Physi-
cans ersrylchers IL IS kRo,cH.
The following among many hundreds of our best
citizens, testify to its wonderful efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE. MD.. March 4. lsSs
Ibeleve rr. Bawrsnces 'RUSADALis'f To he
the BIS ALIEKAIIyE IN G>E, and there lore fully
recommend IL sush.
THOMAS J. BOYKIN MD.
BALTIMORE, February 10, 1855
DIR. J IdWrSHre.
DEAR siR: l take pleasure in recommending
your kOeADALls as a very powerful alternative
have seen II used In two cases with hs ppy results
one case of secondary syphiiis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken I'VE bottles of your medicine. The other q
of scrofula, of long standing which is rapidly
improving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will coon rccoy 1 hsve careful
~ examined the formula by which your ROsadais
made, and hnd il excellent compound of al
erAtive ins redients.
Yours truly, R.W CARR, NJ ID.
" nr - r.
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RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES.
1,

Dr.. Ldrrsncs
bEAKsIk In 1852 my son, now aged nye years
vac yaccinated with what proved 10 be Impure
matter, which completely destroyed his health
He has been afflicted with an inyetera,e and .X-
trerlely troublesome Eruption of the Skia some
tinee breaking out in sores, &C. RosaIsIis was
pss.cribed by my family physician, DR. A ID
Moore. After taking IL q few weeks nv son he
cane and remains entirely tcsH. Yours truly
J. B. DANIEL
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO w. WOODWARD,
CAiC JEstics aftke Supreme C0xyt Of Pa, ,eriie,:
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857
II find 'Hoo6ands German BitteTs' is . good
and of great beneh in of debility and want of
'''''''"'0 '0' GO ses% ". StTS $oobwAIRp." b'VS.I
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Jxdss 0 the Supreme Ceuf Of Psnnsylcan5a
PHILApELPHIA, April Is 1855
constder 'Hoodand's o German Btters' taIun.
20 saedie,ns in cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or
JAMES THOMPSON
FROM REv. JOSEPH b. KENNARD. D. D.,
Pssto, Of tie TsstA Baptist Church, PhtIadeIphia
Dv. Jaehsoa-Desr Sir: 1 have been frequently
uons Of d nersnt kinds Of medicines but regardins
ss Re i. case. 0Ss
emily, Of the 1ssiains:s Of Dr. Hooasud !. e. asr".n
Bitters, depart for once from my usual course,
si,p e ny ie s.s sls for 1. de-
come casss 1t may fail; but usually, doubt not,
.ll b very bensacisl to those who suffer from
YOur., very respectfully .v
Eighth, below Coates street.
FROM Rev. Z. D. RENDALL,
Assissost Editor CAnssias Orestefe, PhiIa
4 have derived decided bepe6t from the use Of
aoenand German Bittsrs, and feel IL my privi-
Sse ~ u 20 lesommend them = most valuable tonic
liver. eours truiv' NV
. S.D. TENDALL.
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The WHITE HoUsF.-A number OF visitors
were at the Executive Mansion this morning
nearly all OF whom We're admitted to see the
President. Secretary Seward, Gen. Hancock
Gen. Thomas. and several Representatives had
an interview with the Executive during the
CAV
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TIE GREAT REhEpIEs FOB ALL DIslAsIs
OF THE
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Major General Commanding.

i PERsoSAL.-Ex-Govern Pierpoint and
family. now here. will in a few days 60 to
Auburn. Culpeper county, Virginia. on a
friendly visit to Hon. John NJ. Bolts, at his
country seat. Gen. Ambrose f. Burnside
recently reelected Go vernon of Rhode Island is
in town. Mrs. Gen. M. G.. Gaines. of New
Orleans, and Mrs. Z. A. Pollard. of Richmond
a-e at the National Hotel. 80. Major General
Sickles, U. S. A, is at the Ebbitt House
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PERsoNAL.-Admiral ID. u. Porter arrived
in the city last evening and this morning IN
company with Gen. Burnside. visited General
Grant at his headquarters
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GENERAL HANCOCK. commanding the Mill
tary Division of the Atlantic, has issued an
order directing commanding officers of be-
pal tments in the division TO gi i've such detailed
instructions concerning the cultivation of gar
dens by the troops a. may b. necessary 10 car
~ out General Orders No. rs issued by Gen
Grant the 4th inst.
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u = F--.' = '7'--'--- =
. q .aaT}E I.gakt .qGAHE TzERrs Hrs
Il 80 fafcsria - oea3faaw bsf -ssfrfa sErsl
~ p fsu ~ @t - 'F
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Other Candidates for Bishop Petter's Ad-
OIL" meuitton-

II the Rev. DIR. Tying rendered himself liable
10 censure by Bishop Potter for a violation of
the rites Of the Episcopal Church by occupy
ing The pulpit in a Methodist church. the Rev
ID. K. Brewer, Church Of the Reformation, in
CAFES avenue, near Franklin, has lust been
shown his sympathy for the Rev. DIR. Tying
on several occasions since the censure was
pronounced. The hrst by appearing and tax
lng seat IN the services Of his church He
has also dec Jared that he will not hesitate TO
occupy the place of a Methodist preacher in
any Methodist church. At the regular Easter
communion service on Friday night Mr. Brew
" ithin the communion rails, who assisted him
In the sacred services. The ministers present
were Rev. Dr. Waterbury, Episcopal: Rev DR.
Duryea. Presby byterian; Rev. Mr.. Gleason, Con-
gregational; Rev Mr.. Buckley of the sum
merfeld Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev.
George T.. Thrall. Episc opal: Rev. Howe.
Methodist, and Rev. Mason Gallagher, Epis-
copal.
Agreeably to notice in the daily papers of
Boston. Bishop Manton Eastburn, two Sab
baths since. preached and Cfficiated in the old
South Congregational Church of Boston The
independent says: He had on no gown or bands
but his usual citizens dress; he offered extem-
poranous prayer; he ventured TO speak of the
house they were in as the temple OF God. and
IN place OF the prayer for bishops and other
clergy. he prayed for sail ministers of the Cos
pei and the congregations committed 70 their
charge. How much more glaring his offence
than that of Mr.. Tying. Rev. DIR. Nicholson,
one CT the leading rectors in the same city, hay.
ing also o1ficIated IN a meeting house without
consent OF majority of the clergy of said CITY,
IL equally derelict. If We may trust the decision
the State line MIR. Hubbard is cited for trial for
the same offence
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CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT cuRrn

This is to certify that I was cured OF Chronic
Liver Complaint by DR.. Lawreuce's Rosadalis
after having been confined TO my bed aud h0use
for long time, and trying various medicines with
cut benefit.
know Of several others in this county enrsd
through the use Of RosadAlis, and IL can lie found
in nearly every house in my neighborhood and
they all praise IL As . great medicine
THOMAS THORN
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MI MRKTINn-Lsk

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts from thi
source to-day were &294 1889
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ROsADALIs WILL CURE THEyrRy WORST
GASES OF CHRONIC RHECMATISM

Captain j. N BaksT.
DEIR SIR. This is 10 certify that have been
afflicted with Rhesmstisrr for the last i've or six
years many times unable % move. / tried All
medicines recommended to me for the disease
without receiyiug any benent Having heard
"Rosadalis" highly spoken of proour a bottle
and finding some relief continued IL until am
happy 20 say that sm comp etely we'll
not only consicer the - ROsadsfis - a soyereisn
remedy for Rhenmstism. but believe il also a
preventive and cheerfully recommend IL to the
afflicted. Yours, very truH,
JAMES WEBB
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CEhTIFICATEs FROM PHYSICIANS

BALTIMORE. MD.. March A. 1873
believe rr. Bawrence's ''RUSADALis'f To be
the BIS ALIERAIIVE IN e>E. and there lore fuIIy
recommend IL as sut h.
THOMAS J. BOYKIN.M MD.
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ROsADAlIs IsA POTENT REMEDY ALL
CHRONIC DISEASES

FEOH G. W. BLOUST. ESQ, ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured % Chronic Inflammation of
the lar sud Partial De afness Of ten years stand
ing, by RossdAns. GEO W BLOrNT
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IL thoroughly ersdicstes every kind Of humor
and bad taibt, and restores the entire sy to
healthy condition.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never pro-
ducing the slightest injury.
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THE ROSADALIS

is not secret medicine. The articles from which
II is ade published around each bottle and IL
is used ard recommended py the Medical Faculty
wherever it has been IL trOduced. az a POSITIVE
and RELIABLE Medicine for Diseases OF the
BLOOD, LIYER and KIDNEYS.
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HOOTLANDs GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY DIR. &. N. JACKSON.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa

Twenty years since they were first intro
fuced into this country from Germany, during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, and be efitted suffering hu umanty to
greater extent. than any other remedies known to
the public.
These remedies will enectuallY cure Liver Com
elaint, Jsundice, Dysp- psia. Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Chronic Diarrh6a, Disease of the Kid
neys, and all diseases arisiI from a Disordered
Liver, Stomach, or lnte stines.
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