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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-12
RoSadaliS ariH csue the uery aoorst cases Of
Chronic RhelmdttSm.
ToopTSMoItTII VA Fcbrltpry 81 1868.

Captain j. IL. Baker
Dear iSir-This is to certify that I have been
afflicted with rheumatism for the last five
or six years, many times unable to move. l
tried all medicines recommended to me for
the disease. without receiving any benefit
Having heard "Rosadalish highly spoken of
procured bottle, and finding some reliet,
continued it until / am happy to say that
am completely well.
not only consider this "Rosadalis' SOW
ercign remedy for Rheumatism, but l be-
lieye it also q preventative, and cheerfu1ly
recommend it to the afflicted"
y ours very truly, JAMES w EBB.
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NITRo-PHospHATE OF LIME.

We offer this Phosphate confidently as be-
ing as good, if not superior, to any epef made
or sold in this nlarlJet. containing a larger
amount of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia
than usualin Superphosphates. For Perma-
nent, as well as for Immediate powerful eff
feet upon land, it has no equal.
Price in New York, $500 Per Ton of
1000 pounds. For Price Lists, Circulars, &C.,
apply7to 1iO0E d WEDDERBURN,
June 5, 1S6s-Gm. Alexandria, Va
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JOHN II. LEE,
Near Madison Run
ORANGE COUNTY, VA, December 30, 1867.
MAJ. William c. Scott,

Dear Sir II saw the "RdHer A. Wood
Reaper at work on r. p. Graves farm, last
summer. and have no hesitation in SAYING
that it did its work more satisfactory than
any other Reaper have ever seen. Tie Rake
seemed perfect
Yours Truly,
GARRETT SCOTT
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Rosadalis is potent remedy in all Chronic
#s Diseases.
From G.. ". Blount dtto77ley al LdtC, Htlson,
North Ctuotina.
have been cured of Chronic Infiamation
of the Ear and Partial Deafness, of ten years
standing, by Rosadalis.
GEORGE w. BLOUNT.
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WANTEDl

WILL! PAY the Highest Cash Price
II for Pork, Corn, Oats, Beans, Flaxseed,
Wheat, But ter Eggs, Beexwax, and Poultry
of all kinds. Persons having such articles
to sell will do well to call on the subscriber
before selling. E. w. KINCHLOE.
Nov. Is, lSB7.
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on which he now resides, situated about six
miles East of Orange Court House, on the Or
auge and Fredericksburg Plank Road, con-
tatdns aties aaoue ~ t.cies W "iiicn ~
fence, part we'll taken in grass the balance
in timber. There are go young growing
fruit trees ON this place; is well wntered stld
lies on both sides OF the Plank road. The linz
movements consist of 4. new 1oo
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BONE DUST.

I-COARsE and FINE MIXED. 2FINE
suitable for Drilling. And s.
FIGURED BONE.
We warrant our Bone to Analyse Pure
Packed in barrels of $50 pounds each. Fol-
Winter grain, Double-Refined Poudrette and
Fine Bone, mixed in equal proportions aud
drilled IN with the seed, have produced most
remarkable effects. Sold as low as any arti-
Gle of same purity and flneness tn the mar
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Frame Building,

occupied by Mr.. Robinson as kitchen.
immediately after the sale of the above lot
will be sold the life estate or interest of said
Thomas A. Robinson in the Store and DWELL
ing House now occupied by him.
TERMS.-One half cash, the balance ON q
credit of six months, with interest and good
personal security; title retained until tho
purchase money is all paid.
JOHN G.. HUNTER, Assignee.
JOSEPH II. WORDSWORTH, Auctfoneer.
May 30 1868, - ~.
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ALSO,
SYPHILIS
IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
TEE RIOS AEsALES


TEsE RIOS EsALES
Is not secret medicine The articles from
which it is made are published around each
bottle, and IL is used and recommended by
the Medical Faculty, wherever it has been
introduced, as n P0SI9IIE and RELLd-
BILE Medicine for Diseases of the BLOOD,
LIVER and KIDNEYS.
Bfs- Used and endorsed by the leading Phy-
sici;tns everywhere it is known.
The .folo,ring. among many hundreds q
oar best citizens, testify 10 Hsaoonoteroas eti-
cdeg:
sCERTIFTCd TIES FROM PHYSIC1ANS:
BALTIMORE, Md, March 4th, 1868.
1 believe DIR. Iawrences "Rosadalss'' to he
the BeSt Atterutiue in use and therefore cheer
fully recommend 1t as such.
THOMAS J. B0YKiN, NJ. d.
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l hereby certify that am personally nc
auainted with the above named physicians,
and they are all gentlemen of responsibility
and standing in this community.
1T. G. DAVIS,
Mayor of Wilson, N. G.
Tonuary 11tb 1SR3
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Buildiag and Store Let.

on the North side of the main or business
Street ofthe village, adjoining thetdwelline
and store now occupied by said Robinson,
ON the lot n good
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-02
LATE NEW 8
BIZ TELE0 R.HPH.
LOUISIANA.

Nsw OaLsANs, Oct. 31.-Last svspina
before the injunction from the 6th district
erurt had been served on the Meyer be 90.
pointed Robert Diamond chief Of Police With
instructions to demand the efilcs, and sue Z
qYo wsrrdnIo In case Of refusal. These in
structions he has complied with. General
Stsadmsn rendered his resignation q Su
perintsndent Of Police. The Ceomissiousr
state this evening that they intend 70 %
point Superintendent on Recsumsoia
tion Of merchants asd under writer's.
Cen. Rseseau, BY request, last night vie
itsd the slsb rooms ofths clubs moss prsu>
mont in the recent troubles with The me-
grees, and In which considerable feeling
still sx!sts on aeeeunt Of the death and
wounding Of several Of their usmbere. Ia
shere speech the General warned then
that The responsibility Tor oil The sutrsees
and disorders IN New Orleans was lsid On
hIs shoulder and be looked 70 them 20
keep The peace and encourage others 70 do
The saos. He said be felt Il his duty . tel
them that the lev must BE- observed. end
that every man Who has . right to vote ehall
vote unmoisstsd. General Rousssau vas On.
thusisstically received. The clubs pledged
themsssvso - sosy bic wishes. The num-
ber Of trot p In the city have at no tine
exceeded few hundred men.
The Republicans had grand rally 70.
night, bsiag the largest, most demeastsstive
and enthusiastic Of the eampaign.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-02

wAssrnssoH. Oct S1.-0snssal Ords {
have bssn issued from headquarters Of the
army By command Of Gen. Grant, publish.
ing to the army BY direction Of the PseM
dent. the provisions of the Constitution and
Laws Of the United States in relation to the
election for President and Vice President Of
the Uaitsd Ststss, together with 40 act a
Congress providing against oil persons en-
gagged in military or naval services iutssfes
Ing 10 any general or special election In any
State.
By direction Of The Presidsat the army
Retiring Beard. nov il ssesiea 10 New
York, viii Be dissolved - oeoe % they
complete The cases uodsr examination. and
. Board. 10 - composed 81 the following
e6icers, 10 ordered T. convene in that city
on the otn Of Nossmbsr for tie sxamioation
q disabled sfIissrs Brsvet Major Generals
Irwis Mcdowell. SiIas Casey and J. n. No.
lntoeh. and Brevst Brigadisr Generals r
c. Weed and ". J. Nloan.
The President has proelaiusd . trsaty
Nth The Sioux end Fox Indians, By which
they esde 40 IN their lands, in rstusn for
which they receive ample cempsssaliou
and tract Of land in The Indiao cosutry
south 81 Kansas for their future uss.
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NEW YORK.

NEw Yogg. Nov. "A Barcelona. Spain.
special Of yesterday says oil the wsrk sho pi
Of the manufacturers Of the city have been
closed, in consequence Of the free trade de.
crses issued By the provisional gevsrnment
Workseg men Of the city deprived Of theil
work have arrembled and are actually
sas saiening TO brsak into the grain stores
AMI haAssiss. The military have beer
caMsd and ss-eral arrests made.
6upssiassndsnt Kssnsdy issued an order
this nsfning, directing policemen 70 TAX,
priseners arrested for fraudulent votinl
before the U. 8. Commissisnsr, and NO.
ss6sr them - appear before any police jus
tics o. lesal q StAts court. The order ~
not suboitssd for approval to the beard o
comutssieusss. Beswerth and Brennan
will, L 10 said. issue instsustiess 70 ID,
fierce net 70 ebsy any srdss q the Super
lassn1ent unlsss Issued BY authority Of ID
he beosd.
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LATEST NEWS
~ TELE9R.sPH.
To rsaR DAza.Y mEMOC8AT.
ALABAMA.

SsLYx Nov. 4 GRAFT and C5liax
meeting was broken NJ At Encara, Green
soonty, In tbs State. on the ed nit, and
speaking was prevented by an armed
mob he ,ded by HariwAy, the ex sheriff,
and Col. Jolly, = Seymour slector, whe
swors that no Northern man should speak
in Green county. The threat was also
publicly made that il United States troops
were sent thsrs they would butcher Thorn.
At Tuacola. in this State. Grant and
C.lfsx meeting was dlspsrssd b. mob
headed By Rylaud Randolph, Of Monitor
frme. which With cooked revolvers q their
heads, drove the State Senator, Charles
HAYES. from the stand. Mr.. Hayes 10 . ma.
tive Of Al.bsms. was in the Confederate
army though . Union man, swns 10000
acres of,.e best land in the State, aud is .
nan OF education asd high character. His
only .nense consists in being Republican
SELMA, Nov. 2.-The reports Of riots and
Disturbances tel-grephed wiihin the las,
few days are wholly fslse. There has been
no disturbances or difficulty Whatever in
Central Alabama. There never was lea
excitement on the eve cf an election.
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Bsrnisasn, Oct. 31.-0svernor Seymour
arrived at halfpass ten o'clock THE fore
ncen. He We Welseusd By large crowd
end made brief speech. The traia pro-
eesded TO villa esbarrs, where be speaks to-
night he will stop ever Sunday With
Judge woodward, end then psoeee0 hone
via Scranton, Great Bend and Binehsmpton.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Sl.-A petitien con
testing the election Of Daniel n. rex @
Mayer has bssn filed In The Court Of Con.
mon Pleas. Il rsprssents that the true
vote Of the city vas ss.779 for Tindals and
81 900 Tor Fox. giving Tindals majority
Of 2.779 Tho specifications of fraud srs
similar 70 these in petitions previously Hlsd
concsrning ether officers. The l4,h Of No
vembsr he's bssn 6xsd fer hearing.
Since the October election large mum.
Der Of election officers have been arrested
aud held 70 ball for refusing 70 recognize
naturalization papers isued BY the Supee nj
Court 10 September. To-day al the billi
were ignored BY the grand jury.
In the test case today, Judge Brewster
In giving decision, sustained the actien o.
officers in refusing the votes Of csrtain par.
ties on election day, holding csrti1catsl
signed by J. Ross Whim, the Prothonatasy
having failed to recognize his own sigma
tnrc and seal Of his ewn court in oper
court.
Ex.Sccretary Stanton was received thil
evening At the Academy Of Music BY u
immense audience. His address WAS bit
ter review Of Seymour's late speech. H,
said Gov. Seymour had gone ever Presi
dent Johhson's track fer the purpose o
making the people belisvs he was right snt
the republican party wrong; that 0sv
Seymour had three spssshss . suit locali
ties: One for Ohis farmers, On the higl
prices Of flour and gain the second il
Pittsburg, to the working men, about u
high rats Of tsxss the third to Bsrk
county democratic on the vest sxpsssss 10
cured during the war. He ceotinusd il
The same vein at greet lssgsh. Rain inter
fsred with The projsstsd DEMONSTRATION out
eide the Academy.
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new Y0RE.

NRw Yonk, Ost. 81 "A meeting Of War
Dsmscrats at fammany Hall was sddrseesd
oy General Blair and S. @. Cox. A letter
from Gen. Mcclellan, ". r. Smith, anl
4cQuads.
Ce0nissisnsr Osborn teddy held that
the facts In the evidence warranted the
holding Of Rosenberg in ten thousaad del
lans bonds for trial before The Grand Jury.
on . charge Of issuing fraudulsnt naturaii
SETON papers. Rosenberg procured bail.
ne 1as again arrested on 1 similar uharee
ma held In ave thousand dollar, hail. His
oollars, which he procured. n - ~.
s".;.s 20 ssseh wasssnt, IN isdietneoN
G .s ~ Issnd against hin b. -
S;..Is 80 y Wes taken booDre juaeo
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nine stsudulsss eosti0caess of usauyaiisatiol
be vas required - eivs Gn1so thsusasd
dollars baii<saeh u The SO 1h6rees. re-
aairins enc hundred asd thirSy ~ dellAft
in the aggregate. So
Sous dozen arrests wsss nsde ~ ~ q
fraudulent registratieo. I've gIe e.
charged two held il three hundred doticss
and two in Ave Thousand dollars r. SRA;
II 10 stated that the Grand Jury ionlo
indictments against nine prominens- po"'.
ciana in this State for issu'nS irsuSoisns
A London special says England. France
Prussia and Russia have net yet answered
The application made for the immediate 70.
covnition Of the present state Of affairs In
Spain. The answer Of Lord Stanley to the
Minister to Spain vas, Il 10 .ssid, that thl
Esglish Chsucsllssy We ~ Ia IN habit
sfrecegnising psovisioesl governments, aed
thst that thing vould b dsus WhSa per-
mansnt goveramsot would have bess sstsb.
listed aad saaetisued By the veiee Of thl
aation represented BY Che Costss.
A CoLsianiinopls special sayo that thl
Tui kish Governments has issued . circular
to the foreign diplematies here, that d.
though exceptional cases like that OF Far
ragu, msy be mazda, yet no var vessel vii
be allowed 10 pass the Dardanslles. Th,
American Minister pretssts sgaipst the d
cision.
Nsw Yosk, Nov. Mayor Hoffman
yesterday, issued proclamation. ss,lin,
forth that unscrupulou,ly designing ana
dangerous men he'd cen,rived to proven
naturalization citizens from voting, unde
prstsnss that their papers had been fraud
ulsntly obtained. The United States Mar
shsl 10 declared to have appointed swetI
special deputies 10 take their pisces q II
polls for the purpose Of eser-swing voter
and otherwise interfere to prevent fais cleo
ton. Evidence u said to b circulatin
which shows . dstsrnined % the part Q
csrtain men 70 - excite The masses Of u
people in ths city opposed - them, 70 90
Of vislssce end disesdss. The Mayor call
upon them 10 keep quiet under he mss
sggtavating Circumstances, an1 Offers
rsWard Of one hundred dollars for the "
rest aad seavietisn u coy psreea charge
With violation Of The election laws Of h
State, Or Whe may b ,onv:ctsd u havis
ebstrucisd or intimidatsd asy vetsr in Il
exercise Of his rights - 90 slseter.
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TENNESSEE.

MsMPuIs, Nov. 1.-The Mayor Of this
city issues bis proclamation this forenoon
srnestly recommending the exercise Of I'M
usual forbsasascs both in manner and
speech on election day, and closing 81
looms. The Superintendent Of Police also
publishes . similar proclamation, calling
for 800 special policemen, and directing the
police to patrol the various roads leadiog
10 Aeuphis. and T. promptly arrest oil
persons coming to the city armed, and sta
ting that the utmost vigilance will b used
to deter persons 1t tho polls from carrying
concealed weapons. The excitement 10
great, especially between the two wings 81
tho radical party.
Gov. Clayton. Of Arksssas, has issusd q
proclamation declaring registration invalid
IN the counties Of Ashley. Bradley, Colum-
bic, Hot Syringe, lafayette, Mississippi,
Woodruff, Sharp. Osaishsad. SEWER and
Green.