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RosadaIis viii Cure. the Very
Worst Cases of Chronic
o" .-A~ Rheumatism.

i'i''io' PORTSMOUTH. VA. February 25 1868.
Captain ]. H. Baker: -. -.
afflicted with Rheumatism for the last five or six
years many times unable to move. i tried all med
cnes to me tor the asesSs wshGu
highly spoken Of procured bottle. and, finding
some relief. continued it until am happy to say
tna' not S oDiy Consider the Rosada ISIS sovereign
remedy for Rheumatism. but believe it also pre-
ysstys end ys4g t9T to the
amlcteo' caiii. JAMES WEBB.
ii1 jaat aofta9 .---l-=- '1fE11 ''i-->'
a- -i,ffHTs;F WILSON. January a, 1858.
hereby certify that / have used DR.. Lawreuce's
Justly celebrated Rosadalis in my family as a gen.
tory results and therefore conscientously recom--
mend it to the public as MEDICINE of rare and gen.
uine merit. Sheriff Il AMHs WiIsSnM M solnty nAybEsc C.
RosApAL1s.-This medicine has met with an un-
precedented success in this community, Capt. Ba-
ker the polite and attentive agent for this CITY, in
forms us that is next to impossible to supply the
demand made for it, and that the msdlciLe is effect
faction to all who have used it -Norfo l6 (VG9
Daily journal, November 20, 1867.
PREPARED SsIg BY dass aAWfREHiGa " iISaS 99
rIss Sold Wholesale by allthe principal Wholesale
and British America, and retailed by druggists
pf Of nqnrs K& REESGRp .ss bro
prietors and manufacturers. 244 baltimore street,
Baltimore. Md
WESTERN DEPOT,
DH.w. a. DUGGAN,
23o Vine st.aeincinnati, O.
sFor sale in Columbus BY Braun, Bruok & CO,
Jones 4 Son.. mayl2-d&wiy
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OWEN AND MASON COUNTY.
Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw
Market.

(Reported for the Cincinnati Gazette, for the week
ending Monday evening. August 3. 1861
The receipts have been more liberal for
few days past, of both new and old hay,
by wagons, and the local demand. being
only moderate, prices have declined about
81 90 per tun. Old hay is still preferred
by many, and the relative difference in
prices between new and old is still main
tanned. There is no straw coming in, and
prices are entirely nominal. Oats in sheaf
are in better supply, and prices are materi-
ally lower.
Wee quote the rates on wagons, delivered,
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,snssI1O WILSON COUNTY. Ssptsmberdo. 1857.
bDr. j. j. Lawrence Dear Sir-My youngest
daughter, aged five years. has been dreadfully af-
ficted with Scrofula nearly all her lie .l tried
great many physicians, but without relieving her
much: in fact most of them said there was no hope
Of cure. During the lasts pripg she wasworse than
ever; her body and limbs being covered with sores
and blotches-with face and eyes badly uloe 'ated
and swollen. While in this condition 1 was adj
vised by "A. Stith TO try your at
once procured three bottles, and commenced giving
it to her The effect was magical. In less than q
month, TO my great astonishment, she was entirely
well. X w - Fs. ~ = - Ss5A-., - - -
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0gl1 Statesrlart,
RAN. ROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Gee
nmbns, OHIO. On and after Monday, May 24l
1ssS trains will run as follows: --IOJ
CleVelaRd. OOluEahu & Gin,ff II. R. ]
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

New York Express run daily. All otker trains
run daily. except Sunday.
SuDennison Accommodation starts from freight
eia rs s. Is JOHN b. PETERS, Agent.
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-
The following, among many hundreds Of, our best
citizens testify to its wonderful efficacy. - a.
CERT1FICATES FROM PHYSICIANS, ~
BALTIMORE. ND, March .1s6s.
believe DR.. Lawrenee's 'R0SADALIS" to be
the BEST ALTERATsvE IN USE. and therefore
cheerfully recommend dit il ss as sgch. .RnykfN Nn
-aov r1-ii-o5 BALTIMoKE. February 10. 1903.
DIR. j. J. LAwRENCEa gHi5eup ..THa7g,
. DgHR SIR.I take pleasure in Recommending your
ROSADAlIS as a. very powerful alteratiye. have
seen it used in two cases with happy results-one
case Of secondary syphilis. in which the patient
bottles OF, your medicine. The, other a, ease of
scroiua, Of long standing which is rapids wprov-
ing under its USE and the indications that the
patient Will soon EecoysE haRe SsEet;Sy e1a% EXAM
and find il excellent compound Of alternative in
sf'aien''., .,lr5 iV1i' 'i' R. ". CARR. M. d.
We know DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis to be safe
and reliable alternative. de-. and take pleasure in
recommending it to the profession and the public.
4. y ?. sS29,R N99REiM n NJ b' D.
iii. 7o-j55 ii * D. B. MlkSaIHEARi Sa sSaHM r. \; 81 p
iaii Do fsrilJTsiaoW oWllG.BUGGAN, Nj. D1eu
Z. BARNES. BAL NJ Ps37o3er
.asls. I, Mo6bsRbl " 6fbAf: - NJ l.. b.
orssT .roH ra- 81 W.T. WI. BTLEocR BFEMoGkR N Nj
,Janury7. 1893. = = ff77 s1iI : VA -
I Thereby certify that ! am personally acquainted
gentlemen Of responsibility and standing in this
vVnnq y" nnqqnisS'i'1ac. sd1 q TsC.DAVIS,) aij
7s;gogf -trabgH saI Mayor of Wilson.N. O. ~
January II, lsSS. d5HD5 sa1Ef@ sIIl p. g.
iYns.daIis will Cure the Wors
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TTr9T'E2T9 EI9 AW
1t thoroughly eradicates every kind of humor and
bad taipt, and restores the entire system to a
healthy condition. lEsl : - SsaL
1T is, PERFECTLY HARMLESS. never pro-
ducing the slightest injury.
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Rosadalis is a Potent Remedyin i'm all
7fens Chronic Diseases. ar r7ysi
FROM G. w. BLoUNT. ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
va r0e WILSON, north CAHoLINA. ~ &.
Il have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness of ten years standing, by
Rosadalis. 49,. - a. GEO. w BLUNT.
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Chronic Liver Complaint Cured.
gThisis to certify that was cured Of Chronic Iv-
er Complaint by DR.; LawTenee's, Rosadalis, after
time and trying various medicines without benefit:
: know of several others in this county cured
through the use of Rosadalis and it be found in
nearly every house in my neighborhood. and they
all praise it as great medicine: =.
Green County, August IA. 1867. .5God 55Bts 9fl
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am, sir, yours. with much respect and gratitude.
-. WV. BURNETT.

ROsafaIfs Cures all Skin Diseases.
-1sjsJy 3hi WILSON, N. c.. September is. 1867,
DR.. Lawrence; Dear Sir-In 1852 my SON. now
aged Eve wears, was vaccinated with what proved to
be impure matter, which completely destroyed his
health. He has been afflicted with an inyeterste
sometimes breaking outin sores, &C.. Rosadalis was
pres ribed BY my family physician Dr. A. d. Moore.
Aftor taking it afew weeks my son became and re-
mains entirely ywell. I1H DuG iJ.i - Z. - -la'a
- Yours truly, . o. ,s.za III. DANIEL. !
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Rosadaiis will Cure the Wors
Gases of scrofaIa - Read ihe
Statement Below and Despair
Mot. - hah.sae.assn
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the BEsT AITERATs We I'M iUsE. and therefore
cheerfully recommend it as such. s.z.-.,...e-g
THOMAS J. BOYKIN. NJ. d,
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED By
G.. HI. NEEDLES.

at his Office, corner of TWELFTH and RACE Si''
Philadelphia.
Professional experience in the adjustment Of Me-
chanlcal Remedies and Supports for 10 wears his
given him extensive opportunities for practice IN this
important but neglected branch. To all afflicted win
HERNIA or RUPTURE. he can guarantee the ,ur'
cesslul application Of Trusses specially adapted 70
each case and its conditions, often perieclng radical
cure.
Ladies requiring Trusses. Braces, Supporters, El's
TIC Belts Bandages, Syringes, Pessaries, &C. "n
find a Department adjoining his office, conducted F
competent and intelligent FEMALES
&T Banning's, Braces Fitch's Supporters Frehrn
lndestructabe Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces Spinal Instruments, Clutches, &c, &c.
Feb 26lOm.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21
MARYLAND ITEMS.

ATTEMPT COMMIT SUICIDE.-E Glacken Tax Collector
OF the 7h District attempted to commit suicide the 9th
nst by cutting his abdomen with knife Partial
ALTERATION OF mind the Of the attempt his
owu fe The unfortunate victim old and in quite
feeble health He discovered hay loft his
his and another gentleman. OF feeble
health it is feared that the injury will prove fatal
white named Maria Magraw some year,
been inmate Of the amshOuse Queen Co.. hanged
herself last week Several her committed suicide
by the
SUPPOSED and two O'Clock on
Wednesday morning two Samuel Biddles house
Red Lion branch short distance Crumpon and
ed him to and give them something to eat He declined
as the strangers him. them to go away
One OF them sad with oath, I'll make you get I'M
Nothing heard and Mr. Bde to rest but
soon alarmed by feeling strong smell on exAmi
natlon the roof found to Efforts to extnguish
were unavang and the house burned down. portion
OF the contents also destroyed 1t was SMALL rudey
constructed house, and of little value but the parties
ferred to above fire. enormy OF the crime is not
thereby lessened-CrumptOnan
AN EASTERN SHORE DIOCEsE.-In the Trennial General
Episcopal Convention New last week. the Committee
on the Creation of New Docese through their Chairman
Rev. Dr. Thomas e. Pitn. reported application for the
erection of the Eastern Shore of Maryland
pe"ko Bay and the susquohanna River separate diocese
The report stated that the application was
evidence sufficient to convince the committee that all the re-
quirements of the constitution of the Church for division
the diocese had been fully complied WITH and the report
Guided with resolutions giving with the
o the Bishops to the division of diocese Maryland and
providing tor the manner OF elecng Bishop Adopted
without amendment.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

RELIGIOUS. members of the Catholic
faith in this town have rented the room in the
Odd Fellows Hall for religious services. They
have started Sunday School which will be
regularly organized to-day by Rev. Father
Daley who holds service at the room this after
noon. The establishing of this school is move
in the right direction. As these children,
numbering 49, do not attend other religious
schools, it is important that they should have
one Of their own choice. 1t is also the nucleus
Of "a Catholic congregation.
The revival at the Methodist Church here is
in its third week, with fair prospects.
A new Presbyterian Church has been organ
lied in Wilmington. 1t makes the fourth in
that city.
The Rev. Richard Mallery has been regular
ly installed pastor of the Milford Presbyterian
Church. The Sunday School connected with
this Church is going to give sacred concerts
shortly fer its benefit. It's in a lourishing
condition.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

THE SEMINARY SOCIABLE-The "sociable, 4"
at the Seminary last Friday evening, was
entertaining. Exercises in reading, compost
tions and selected articles, examinations OF the
monthly reports Of the students excellent
music by the singing class, &C., made up the
exercises. Prof. Bechtel made short address
to the parents concerning the modes of teach
ing, and Miss A. " Cooke the preceptress in
instrumental music, read an interesting origi-
nal poem. Not the least interesting feature
was the Seminary Gazette, a paper, or rather
tanning productions from the students, MANY
of which would do credit to more pretentious
journals Master Richard Culbreth is its edi-
tor.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

had more explicit article on the same sub
Ject, the same morning. Democrats who, on
Thursday hoeted at the idea of such surren-
der, now began to realize that there was a
panic Brewing which would lead to the ami
hilation of the GLORIOUS old party" if not
checked. Marshall Hoover, of Washington,
telegraphed to New York to learn the extent
of the proceeding, and Augustus Belmont,
Augustus Schell and Samuel j. Tilden, three
members of the Democratic National Execu
tive Committee, in order to subdue the panic
at once, telegraphed back as follows
consider Gn G an f@a@EG nnt to- Al
our forces. We in New York not pancstrieken'
On the same day friday number Of Dem
ocratic leaders went to Utica to see Gov. Sey-
mour and assure him that the party would
stick by him to the last; but to their great
dismay they found Horatio as badly demoral
zrd rs the party, if not more so. They mis-
took their mission. They thought itcwas to
assure HoratiO that the party would stick to
him, but they found the boot on the other leg E;
! they had 20 get aS>urance from HoratiO that
he would stick to the party. He told them
that he desired to withdraw-that he didn't
want the nomination at the start. But they
insisted that he must stick that there was a
panic in the party even at the mere suggestion
of his withdrawal, and should it become an ac-
cOmplished fact there was every reason to fear
that the party would be annihated. Mr.. Bel
mont said he should not call the National Com.
mittee together, let the weakened member,
of the party clamor as they would. That would
give them an opportunity to commit suicide
He, with a majority, think it wicked to desert
their candidates now, as it would inevitably
bring rulf upon Democracy In the mean
time we see it announced that he is to sail fOl
Europe next week-to shun the dilemma, it is
believed
ThereaSonS alleged by the World for demand
ing the withdrawal of Seymour and Blair is
that they are not as strong as some others that
might be nominated, while the popularity o
Grant is irresistible. But most of its censure
comes upon Blair for writing that revolution
ary letter, and upon Hampton, Toombs anG
the newspapers of the South for their revolu
tiOnary threats.
In the meantime the papers that believe il
sticking are severe on the deserters They
come to US with furious diatribes against " trai
tors, towards, " "sneaks," "purchaseC
villains" &C., &C., and these not directed "a,
heretofore against Grant and the Republican
Party, but against the more sagacious of the
own number who see nothing but ruin will
Seymour and Blair. When there is squabblin!
and confusion in an army on the eve of de
cisive conflict we my look tor something wors
than dettat-we my look for wholesale deser
tiOnS.
Every wellintormed man in the county kne,
that the result Of the October elections woul,
settle the Presidential contest, but no one ex
pected to see the defeated party threatene,
with disintegration thereby--especially tn
''untelrifed' Democracy And never, in tn
history Of the party has it been SO nearly de
noralized
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

RAIL ROAD AFFAIRs.-The Mddletown
Transcript says The work on the Queen
Anne's and Kent county Railroad is still pro-
crossing rapidly, and the whole road graded,
except about miles As soon as the Delaware
branch is built from Townsend to Massey S
Cross Roads, the contractor, Mr.. Stearns, will
commence laying the track. We understand
Mr. q. A. Parker will commence to deliver
iron at Townsend, this week, for the Branch
Road. One hundred tons will be sent down in
a few days. The temporary suspension on the
Kent Road will not prevent the Queen Ann S
Company building the Delaware Branch up
to MasSey's.
We understand the directors of the Kent
Railroad have passed a resolution to put in
suit all those subscriptions to the stock obtain
ed in the vicinity of Middletown and Warwick
which are or may be withheld. These subscrip-
tions, it is alleged, were obtained under the
belief that the road would be constructed from
Massey's via Sassatras and Warwick to Mid
dletOwn. But, as Townsend has been made
the upper terminus of that road, the subscri
bers residing in Cecil and in this part of New
Castle county, if compelled by law to pay said
subscriptions, look upon the case as one of pc.
cullar hardship
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21
Kent County Republican Convention


The Kent County Republican Convention
met in Dover, on Thursday, the 18th instant.
Manloye Hays was chosen Chairman, and
Ezekiel Cowgirl Secretary.
The following nominations were made for
Representatives and county officers:
SENATOR-Joseph Smithers, S. Murderkill Hid.
REPRESENTATIVE
Horace Spruance' Duck Creek Hid.
Edward Beck,
Elihu Jefferson, Little Creek.
Henry w. Draper Dover.
James Green, North Murderkill.
Reuben Ross, Mispillion.
Reuben Harrington, Milford.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS
Jacob K. Alice, Duck Greek.
James Johns, Dover.
John L. Jakes, North Murderkill
Caleb Lutf, South Murderkill.
Clement &. Simpson, MispilliOn.
SHEHIFF-James Knight, North Murderki
CORONER-John johnson, Dover.
County Executive ommittee-Robert Fl
Cummins, Duck Greek; VIM. Denney, Jr.,
Little Greek; George V. Massey, East Dover
James Green, West Dover; John Woodall
North Murderkil James Cook, South Muir
derkill Alexander Simpson, Mispillion Jos
5. Truitt, Milford.
The following resolution was offered by Geo
V. Massey; Esq:
Resolred, That in order to ensure the ful
representation to which Kent county is entitle,
in State Conventions, the following rules ar
hereby estab lshed
In case ofa partial deficiency in the representa-
ton of any Hundred, the delegates presen
from that Hundred shall be authorized to fiji
the deficiency with any other residents of tn
Hundred present, if suitable persons from tina
Hundred can, in their judgment, be obtained
il not then from any part of Kent county. Il
part Of any Hundred then the delegates pres
ent from the county my appoint delegates 70
such Hundred from any part of the county
Adopted.
Hon N B. Smithers was then introduced
who addressed the Convention at cOnsiderabl
length on the issues of the day. His allusio
to the October elections was greeted with tn
walmest enthusiasm.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

| THE OUTLAW SPIRIT IN THE SOUTH.-The
Sheriff and Judge of St Mary's parish, Loui.
slana, were assassinated at Franklin, La, on
Saturday night, by several men, who escaped
on horseback
B. +. Randolph, a coored preacher and
member of the South Carolina Senate, was
assassinated by three men, at Cokesburg, in
that State, on Friday last. He was murdered
while standing on the platform of railrord
car and the murderers rode off on horseback
after committing the deed.
Bill Porter notorious character, was shot
dead at Memphis, by a man named Carline,
on Saturday night.
! A company of regular troops have been sent
to Philippi, West Virginia, at the request of
the Governor OF the State, to prevent insurrec-
ton.
The office of the Attakapas Sentinel, in
Franklin, La, was sacked by mob on Sunday
night, and the printing material destroyed.
The editor and printers fed to New Orleans
There has been trouble at Jefferson, La,
growing out of the refusal Of the municipal au-
thOrities to recognize the police force appointed
by act of Legislature, and several of the me-
tropOlitan police have been held to answer by
the local courts.
Governor Powell Clayton, of Arkansas, a
short time ago, apprehending outbreaks in that
OCate, purchased, In st. Louis, quantity OF
arms, which were shipped to Memphis Tenn,
en- route tor Little Rock, Ark. At Memphis
great difficulty was experienced in obtaining
transportation, the captains of the river steam
ers declining to take the boxes Of muskets as
part of their cargOeS. At last the steamer
HeSper consented to transport the arms, and
proceeded on her trip to Little Rock, but while
taking in wood at Cat Island, on the Mississip-
pi river, on the evening of October 10th, she
was captured by P party of one hundred dis
guised men, and the guns were seized and des-
troyed. The assailants had previously captur-
ed the tug Nettie Jones, and made use OF that
vessel in their expedition. Governor Clayton
has telegraphed the above facts to Secretary
Schofeld, and asserts that armed resistance to
the law is contemplated in Arkansas, and that
the United States forces there are entirely in
adequate to preserve order.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21
AJorNT SrocK MANUFACTURING CoMpAN,

AJOINT. STocK MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
-Nlessrs Casho & Co., of Newark, patentees
and manufacturers of the Diamond State
Threshing Machine, which has recently acquir-
ed considerable celebrity, have changed their
firm to a jointstock concern, with capital
stock of $50 OOO of which the firm take SILL
900 and citizens of Newark the balance. The
firm were on the eve Of going to ElktOn, but
the people of the former town, alive to the in
ed their willingness to take the required amount
of stock and retain the works where they are
now established, on branch of the Christiana
Greek.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

THANKSGIVING DAY.-On Tuesday last the
President issued his proclamation appointing
Thursday, November Goth, as a day Of national
praise, thanksgiving and prayer, and recon-
mending its general observance by the people
of the country. The same day will doubtless
be named by Gov. Salisbury
Our GARLIC LIsT.-Since the recent cleo
tions we find it alike impossible and unneccs
sary to keep record of the names of those
who are changing from Seymour to Grant
Besides, we think the DeLa,Uarean has had
enough anti-scorbutic food for while. Though
We fear it will have the scurvy in spite of all
the garlic we can administer to it.
Sour GRAPES. Since the Democrats have
become convinced by the result OF the recent
elections that Gen. Grant will be the next
President, We hear several Of them hereabouts
predicting that he will create trouble in the
Republican ranks, in comparison to which
johnson hasn't been a circumstance. May
be, and may be not.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21


PRESS NOTICES. The Baltimore .Sun comes
to us considerably enlarged aud improved
This IS one of The best, if not the very best,
weekly paper that we receive, and we are
glad to note its prosperity.
We have just received three numbers of the
Chinese Recorder and Missionary journal. ~
published at Foochow, China, and edited by
Rev. 5. l.. Baldwin, a missionary. 1t is a
magazine containing many interesting facts
concerning that country, people, &c Mr..
: Wiz Formerly of this town, is preceptress
OF the " Smyrna Day School, in Foochow, an
institution supported by the Methodist Sunday
School here
"Appleton's Illustrated Almanac " for 1869,
which we have just received from the publish
ers, Is valuable and very attractively ilIustrat
ed work. The twelve calendar heads, repre-
senting American game birds and their haunts.
are very picturesque and effective drawings. -
The larger illustrations, which adroitly connect
pretty women with the characteristics of each
month, are also very pleasing and appropriate
illustrations. The contents of the work are
varied, interesting, and valuable, and the cover
is very handsomely printed in colors. Pub
lshed by ID. Appleton & Co., New York
Price 30 cents.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

WHAT WAS NEVER BEFORE sEEN.-Rebel.
lions and revolutions, wars and contentious,
are the staple of human history They may
be traced back to the days of Abraham, and
to those of the early Egyptians. Many rebel
lions have succeeded, probably more have been
suppressed while wars have resulted in the
success of this or of that party; but the spec
tacle was never till now presented of thorough
ly beaten Rebels terrorizing and tramnling on
those who compelled them to lay down their
arms; That spectacle is exhibited at the
South to-day.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

Mr.; B. H. Hill, of Georgia, is very much
afraid lest the Radical tampering with the Con
stitution should involve the country in trouble.
1.-THE Constitution" he says, "connot be
destroyed in peace" He knows this, because
he has tried it. The rebels at one time thought
it could; but they found out their mistake.
= The nations blood" says Mr.. Hill, "will
flow when the nations Constitution is stab
bed. 80 we all discovered when the South
stabbed it a few years ago. But the South, it
this time, and not against it as it did before.
That's lucky for the South, if not for the Con-
stitution.