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Chronic Liver Complaint
Curaf.

This is to certify that was cnrcd of ChrOm-
&c Ltrer Complaint by DR. Lawrances Rosa
dalis, after having been confined to my bed
and house for a long time, and trying various
medicines without benefit.
| know of several others in this county
cHred through the use OF RosadaliS, and it
can be icund in nearly every house in my
nejghhorhood, and they all praise it as a great
medicine. THOMAS THORN.
Green County, August II, 1867.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-04-23

It is well known that at the Pere la
Chaiso Cemetery, near Paris, there
stands in conspicuous position,
splendid monument to Pierre Cabo-
chard, grocer, with pathetic inscrip-
ton, which closes thus:
sIIis incOnsolable widow
ded:catcs this monuments this memory,
and continues the same business at the
old stand, l67 Rue Moufetard.'
Now a Partisan paper relates that
short time ago a gentleman, who had
noticed the above inscription, was led
by curiosity to call at the address in-
dicated Having expressed his desire
to see the Widow Cabochard, was i'm
mcdiatcly ushered into the presence of
a fashionably dressed and full bearded
man, who asked him what was the OBJ
ject Of his visit
II came to see the Widow Cabo>
ch&rd, sir"
"WelI sir, here she is
Il beg pardon, but [ wish to see the
lady in person
"Sir, [ am the Widow Cabochard"
Il don't exactly understand you. [
allude to the relict Of the late Pierre
Cabochard, whose monument [ saw
yesterday at the Pere la Chaise."
Il see, [ see,' was the smiling re-
ioinder. "Allow me to inform you
that Pierre Cabochard is a myth, and
therefore never had wife. The tomb
you admired cost me good deal Of
money, and, although no one is buried
there, it proves first rate advertise
neDt, and [ have had no cause to re-
-rat the expense. Now, sir, what can
[ sell you in the way Of groceries?'
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JNO. W. WHITE,
Cabinet Maker and Undertaken,

TarborO', N. @.
HAS on hand large lot of Bedsteads,
Chairs and others articles of Furniture,
which he offers to the public cheap for
Cash, all kind of wood Cofhns, of all sizes
on hand.
All kinds of Furniture Made and Re-
paired at the shortest notice.
Jan. 81 9-tf
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KONSTITOOTIONAL KONVENSHUN,

TEVHE NORTH CAROLINIAN'S RE-
z ports of this delectable body having
created some diversion among the people of
North Carolina, the proprietors of the North
Carolinian have concluded to issue the re-
ports entire in pamphlet form.
The work VIII be ready for delivery soon
after the adjournment of the Convention.
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paid on receipt Of fifty cents. Address
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March Iq l6-;f
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E2OSaGa2ss Cures all Skim Dis

WILSON, n. c., Sept. Is

ILSVN, " Q, DVFI' u, IoVi.
DR. LgwraHce:
Dcar Sjr--In 1862 my son, now aged FIVE
wears, was vaccinated with what proved to
be impure matter, which completely destroy
ed his health. lie has been afflicted with an
invetcrate and troublesome Eruption Of the
skin, sometimes breaking out in sores. &c.
Ro>adalis was prescribed by my family phy
Siclan, DIR. A. b. Moore. After taking it a
few weeks my sJn became and remains en-
ttrsly aceH. Yours truly, J B DANIEL
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-04-23
e Rosada7is is a Potent Rene
Gy aKs all Chronic Diseases.

From G w Blount, Esq. Attorney at Law,
Wilson. North Carolina.
! have been cured of Chronic inflammation
of the Ear and Partial Deafness, often wears
standing, by Rosadalis. GEO W BLOUNT.
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There is 2 young lady in Brooklyn
so refined in he~ language that she new
er uses the word "bIackguard," but
substitutes African ecntinol'
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Es0saG3Eis VIII Care sEsc Very
Worst Cases on GsEr08siC
EssseszsEsGEsSgE1.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, Feb.

PORTSMOUTH, A., fcD. 70, 1868.
Captain j II Baker:
Dcar S1r-This is to certify that | have
been afflicted with rheumatism for the last
five or six years, many times unable to move.
[ tried all medicine recommended to me tor
the disease, without receiving any benefit.
Having heard 'RosadaIis7 highly spoken of
| procured bottle, and finding some relief.
continued it until am happy to say that am
completely well.
[ not only consider the Rosadalis' sove>
reign remedy for Rheumatism, but believe
it also preventative. and | cheertully re-
commend it to the ''afilicted"
Ioms very truly, JAMES WEBB.
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Certificates Of Physicians.

BALTIMORE, Mn, March i, 1868.
believe DIR. Lawrance's = R0Sadolis " tC
be the B,H Atfratirc IN Use, and therefore
cheerluily recommend it as such.
THOMAS J, BOIkIN, NJ. D.
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FARMERS GUIDE,
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whereof the cornerstone is Freedom re-
strained by Justice Freedom pure and SIM
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office of Justice being to protect Freedom
from encroachments Freedom of the indi-
vidual citizen. In his rights ofthoueht, speech,
religion and locomoton in his Right TO
choose his own food and drink, in spite of
meddle>ome temperance laws IN his Right
to make any money bargains he thinks prop
er, in spite of foolish u>ury laws III his Right
to buy and sell in all markets, domestic and
foreign, i'll spite of unjust protective tariffs ;
IN his Rights to representation IN the legls-
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constitutional exclusions; Freedom of col
lective citizens to asSem bic for discussion of
grievances FREEDOM of all local communi-
ties to manage their local affairs without cen
trail interference; !; Freedom, in every section
of the country, from the arrogant and un-
constitutional domination of other sections.
This large and comprehensive idea of Frees
dom sans up the politics of the "The WorId,''
which will never be found wanting to this
capital interest of the country and of the hu-
man race.
A paper published in the metropolis is ma
turally looked to for careful Market Reports
and authentic information, and intellist
discussions relating to
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REEVES AMBROSTA
For the - RIr
IMPROVED

1MPROVED!
It is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy
1t invigOrates the Roots of the Hair
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxu-
ramtly
1t immediately stops Hair Falling Out
1t keeps the Hair rom Changing Color from
Age.
1t restores Grey Hair TO its Original Color.
Il brings out Hair on heads that have been
bald for years.
1t is composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials of its excellence, many of
which are from physicians in high
standing.
1t is sold in halfpound bottles (the name
blown in the glass;, bv Druggists aud
Dealers in Fancy Goods everywhere,
at One Dollar per Bottle. Whole
sale by Demas Barnes & Co;
F. G. Wells & Co.; Scheit-
felin & Co., New York.
March l9 16-3m
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RtrruorE Mn. February. 10. ISG

BALTIMORE, ND, February, 10, 1868.
Dr. J j LawreNcc:
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in recommends
ing your Ro>adlliiS as a very powerful altera
I'VE. | have seen it used in two cases with
happy re>uts-One a case OF secondary ~
phils, in which the patient pronounced him
self cured after having taken five bottles o
vour medicine. The other case o. scrotula
of long standing, which is rapidly improving
underil> use. and the indications are that tht
patient will soon recover. have carefully
examined the formula by which your Rosa
daliS i made, and find it an excellent com
poand Of Alternative ingredients.
Yours truly,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-04-23
British Periodicals.
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Tory.

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WILSON. January I. ISGS

| hereby certify that have used DIR. Law
rences Justly celebrated KosadaIs in my
family as d general Alternative and Tonic with
the most satisfactory results, and therefore
conscentiously recommend it to the public as
a Medicine OF rare and genuine merit.
JAMES w. DAVIS.
Sheriff of Wilson, county, N. C.
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e of a Newspapers to give its


For this the facilities OF Tie World are
unsurpassed by any journal in the United
States. ltseeks TO excel by an accuracy and
candor, spirit and freshness in its news
columns which shall commend it to readers
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The ROsadalis

Is not secret medicine. The articles from
which il is made are published around each
bottle, and it Is used and recommended by
the Medical Faculty, wherever it has been in-
troduced, as a P0xitir~ and Reliadi Medicine
Tor Diseases of the Bi0od, Lircr and Ktdneys.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-04-23

The following, among many hundreds
of our best citizens, testify to its won~
derful efficacy:
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THE NEW YORK CITIZEN

is frst-class Family Paper, handsomely
printed on fine white paper, and filled with
choice and entertaining Literature, by the
best authors including the songs and sketch
es of the unver> ally popular
- MI LS A,D III I " >,
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BALTIMORE, MD,
(Latc Of Wilson, North Ca,oLtna)
FkECE $l.jO EsEEs EGOTTEE.
Ets~ Sold wholesale by all the principal
wholesale Druggists in all the large cities of
the United States and British America, and
retaiIed by Druggist everywhere.
All letters OF inquiry &C., promptly an>
sWered. Address
o r. j. j. LAWRENcE&c CO.,
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mar - iJ-6n. Baltimore Me
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UUTN ITIIIN-
Il. w. CARR, NJ. D

We know Dr. Lawrance's Rosadalis to be
a safe and reliable Alternative, &c, and take
pleasure in recommending it to the protes-
SION and the public.
AD MOORE, ND,
LASTITH, NJ u,
jill WINSTEAD, NJ D,
r G BARHAM, NJ d,
w G. DUGGAN, NJ D,
L BARNES, NJ d,
Il W KING, NJ d,
S NOOIfARD. VI y,
VT BREWER. NJ D,
W J BULLOCK, NJ d.
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"His inconsolablc widow
ded;catcs this monuments this memory,
and continues the same business at the
old stand, lG7 Rue MOulIetarl.'
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And for the next largest number of nev
subscribers (not less than ten) sent, they vii
pay
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1865. .THE WORLD" 1868,

A 7 THE OPENING OF THE YEAR
IA- 1868, THE WORLD challenges,
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and support of all pa'rotic citizens. A glo-
| rious work has been glorlouSly begun. Deep
already answers to deep. The long fidelity
of this journal TO the cause of Liberty pros
tected by Law stands nobly vindicated in a
splendor of victory shining from Maine to
California. Connecticut, Ohio, Pennsylva-
! MIA, New Jersey, New York, have Numbered
forth their verdict upon the mi>rule and
madness Of the Past. But much more still
remains to be done. Never was the peril of
the country greater. The Radical party still
DEGREES the death Of representative selt-gov-
ernment in ten sovereign States. Armed
with the military despotism and wholesale
Negro Suffrage, it desperately grasps at a
permanent lease Of power, in defiance Of
public opinion, at the cost ofenormous taxes
and OF crippled industries, at the cost of I'm
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Trade, Commerce and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-19
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE BOARD or HsALru.--rhe Board Of Health held
their weekly meeting yesterday afternoon, Dr. Crane
she chair Superintendent Dalton sent in his weekly
report aud the SANITARY Committee brough, in their
report on the infant boarding house, this city, and
recommending stringent measures to put enho them.
This following In an abstract OF Or. Harris is,lsr
10 tho Bosrd:-In the week that ended on
saturday, the 18th instant, s4s persons died IN
New York, Inclusive Of the unusual numhsr-g1
dsaths-reported from the public Institutions Brook
lyp buried only l34 Of it's Inhabitants and the death
rate In that city equivalent TO only % 90 per 900
annually while In New York the rate WAS ~ 90 Der
0o0 the Of 1865 being the basis Of estimation.
the vast number Of Impoverished aud needy people
aud the unworthy and vicious YES Of the mstr opos
suffer immense and sodden Losses just under the
continued pressure or penury, appropriateness, broken
down constitutions aud baa housing. There we're 70
deaths IN the charitable and pens institutions Of the
East river islands alone. lie excessive ncemency Of
the last two weeks has bsea severely felt BY The i'm.
proyioont and needy Classes
rAsNrss' CLun--A regular meeting Of. the Farmers
Club was held yesterday at hsii-psu one O'Clock,
room "a Cooper Institute, Br Els, e President 10 the
chair Com muncatoas received from correspond.
EMS in various sections os the country requesting
formation on TIE following subjects Canns hen dis
eases: whether the moon Affects the production OF
CROPS; can ice DO manufactured by artificial means
can paptr-olach6 be used for making cShduh raifr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-19
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0uaT-JyM TERM.
The D;st,iiery Case.
Before Judge Blatchiord.


The Of the United States the Dislery IN For
ty.nfth stiee which has been hearing from Friday
last was resumed yesterday morning A large number
Of witnesses examined prove the ownership of
the aud the work at dad been carried on there
Tne either side subjected " rgu Jus
REORGANIZATION Case still
CondemnntiOns Of Whi~iSey.
On motion OF Mr. Rollins, Assistant United States Dis
trct Attorney, the following DEGREES Of condemnation
in pe ot tho internal taken in de-
fau before Judge Blatcuford party appearing to de-
fend:--
thirty barrels distilled spirits found at 90 Dey street.
Two barrels same found 500 West twenty ninth
street.
Twelve barrels found at Tenth avenue, Twenty
seventh street.
Five barrels same found on Fulton ferry boat.
One barrel same iound at l2S Ienlh avenue Twenty
fourth street.
One pipe same found al l.9 Reade street.
guam ity OF same found mt 1928 Eighth street
quantity Of same found 394 East houston
street
Four barrels same found at 1914 Fulton street.
Two Thousand eight hundred cigars l0uad at No.
Stone street.
Nine Thousand six hundred Same found Al o. Murray
street..
One case silk and cotton velves. .
-Four screw presses found Al 81 West Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-19
ASSASSINATION OF A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR.
The Murderer Unkn0wn-Post- mortem En-.
mn.lnai ion=Inque.t 20 DE IIeIa Tn.dmy.

The Murderer Unkn0wn-Post- morfe,u En-.
animate n-Inquest to b. Ileia To-day.
The knife, driven by covsrdiy hands after q rospto
which law abiding citizens imagined BODIED more
secure per ect state Of society, has again begun
ns murderous work, and the hfe OF an inoaensiyo
citizen while attending TO hrs peaceful avocation has
been sacrificed The few facts that have been elected In
regard to this the last cold. booded murder In our
midst, are these
About hal past eight O'Clock on Monday evening a.
car No l0a OF the Seventh avenue line was passing
through Church. near Reads street, the conductor T.
+. Lavele, was fatally stabbed by person present
unknown to the police authorities The circumstances
OF this crime partly wrapped In mystery, except
that the assassin Who slightly intoxicated stepped
on the car NJ the corner Of Thompson aud Houston
streets OF Its downward trips in the early even
ing and rode 70 the terminus Of route Broadway
corner Of Barclay street. He expressed uuwiugaess
10 leave tho there and started with IL on its rs
turn "trip. Refusing TO pay his far, when asked
ny the conductor and charging the latter with retaining
considerable change Of his due the down trip, sc-
company ns accusation with such epithes az "You
are a thief" "You are rascal and Ill watch you the
cJnducor after mildly demonstrating with him and re-.
peaedy asking him for bis fare, denying st tho same
time tual he gave him more than six cents upon the
previous TRIP, aud a. repeatedly beng ans cred In In.
suling language, at last with exhausted patience as
sursd the stranger that unless his fare was
paid ne would remove han from The car seuliIe tuen
cnsued, the car was stopped and the stranger seemingly
mucn 20 his astonishment, was qriety drposted upon
the sidewalk near the corner Of Church and chambers
ttreets
Inns alone the trouble, alone seems the incentive
70 the cowardly murder cymmit,ed q lew moments
thereafter as tue perren thus elected ruu Tor
me CA, aud o,sraking endeavored mp upon tue
sep put snR au To the back vi the car tusn tho
corner 81 Resde street. anu, ciucbng tho Iron rail-
qcky stabbed the conductor standing on the rear
platform 10 'oe right sreIn II s supposed tDai tao
CONDUCTOR wH not imm edatey ware OF t3s atal injury
be had received az the spei On iuliy raj, bocs
before he mentioned the Tact OF Two pa Senxers
hot einsftsr referred 10, iu The car wbep
wa King up TO them no rail. ioob;y ~ AN
s@oosd and am dying" An alarm wAs instinty
gwen, the car stopped and In tho confusion sx sung