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ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE VERY WOR:
CASES OF CHROME RHEUMATISM.

ROSADALIS WILL CUR; THE VERY WORST
CASES OF CHROME RHEUMATISM.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, February %, 1865
Captdin j. H. Baker:
DEAR SIR-This is to certify that have been
afflicted with rheumatism for the last fve or SIX
wears. many times unable to move. tried oil medi-
cipcs recommended to nj, for the disease, without
receiving any benefit. Having heard ''RoSadalis"
highly spoken OF. pro .uced bottle, and hndlng
some relief, continued 1t until am happy To SAP
that am completely we'll.
not ONLY coneider the "RosadalIs" sovereign
remedy for Rheumatism pit believe it also pre-
ventive, and cheeriully recommend it to the
You Yours. very truly, JAMES WEBB.
WILSON, January 7, 1868.
hereby certify that taye used DR.. Lawrences
Justly celebrated Rosadns % my family as general
Alternative ard Tonic With the most satisfactory re-
suits and therefore consfientousy recommend 1t
TO the public as medicine Of rare and genuine
merit JAMES W. DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Wilson County, y. @.
RosApAL1s.-This medicine has met with an un-
precedented success in this community. Captain
Bakcr the polite and attentive agent for this city, in
forms that 1t is next t. impossible to supply the
demand made for it; and flat the medicine Is effect
ing some wonderful cures and giving great sausfac-
ton to all who have usei it.-"Norfok tYa.) Daily
journal, November 90, 1867"
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Late of Wilson, North Carol1na)
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where
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Address
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COURT OF AppEALs-CoL UMBIA April 23.-The
case Of John English vs.. E. J. Arthur. admin
istrator, was called, on Thurs lay, and argu-
ment for appellant opened by Mr.. McMsster.
MIR. @. D. Melton followed on behalf Of appel
lee. Mr.. J. D. Pope closed in reply for appel
lant. -,s,..- .,....,, ~.
The Southern Circuit was returned to, and
the following cases heard, or otherwise dis
posed of:
The State vs. Wm. Howard and George
Howard. MIR. Solicitor Youuans for the State.
Written argument OF MIR. Grlfhn Tor appelees,
read by Mr.. Melton.
j. P. Carroll, administrator, vs. 3. 8. Tom.
kins. Mr.. YouInans for appellant-submitted
case on prief.
George Pinckney ads the State. Struck of
for want OF prosecution.
Jim Eady et al. ads the State. Brief and
argument Of .Messrs. Mckenzie & Tison, read
by MIR. Pope: Solicitor Youmans contra;
Edmund Taylor ads. the State. Struck of.
J.W. B. Pope ads John G. Bulcken. Struck
George a. Savage adsthe sa~s. Struck off.
John L. Harrod eds j. ". Kirkland-two
cases. Struck off.
Michael Doyle Va. J. R. c. Jaudon. Dis
missed for want OF prosecution.
nlaGtueW 11aBraW w. IL. " fduBetts DiiSi
read by Mr.. Youmans for MIR. Ready, and case
submitted.
NJ. Frazier, executor, vs.. A. A. Glover. Or
dered to Court of Errors.
A. j. Hammond and W. G. Harris, e1ecu-
tors. Ordered to Court of Errors.
r. 81. McKie el al. vs.. Eliz. Prescott. 81. T.
Wright vs. D. G. Tompkins. Briefs read by
MIR. W. w. Adams for Messrs. Abney & Wright,
and cases submitted.
z. W. Carwile. commissioner, vs.. W. 81.
Harvey ct al. Brief read and case submitted
by Mr.. Bonhani.
John Elmore, assignee vs.. R. NJ. Scurry
and G. D. Spearman. Ordered to Court OF Ap-
peals.
Grady, Hawthorne & Perry VS.. j. Nom.
Gaines. Ordered to Court Of Errors.
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UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 4-HoN. GEO.
s. BRYAN, PREs1DNa.-An application for sur
render of bail in the case Of Joseph Taylor
bail for the defendant in the case OF Klrtland'
Browning & Co. vs.. Lewis Pizer, was presented
by W. q. Talley, ESQ.,, and, on his motion, 1t was
ordered that the said bail havs leave to sur
render his principal to the United States Mar
shal, and, on such surrender, the said bail Will
be discharged.
E1 1parte A. W. Loyns. In re Isaac Keine'
Adverse report Off. B. Carpenter, Esq. on
motion of Messrs. Brewster & Spratt, solicitors
Of Lucas slmons, assignee, it was ordered,
that the petition ofLoyns, claiming store and
other property, be set aside, and that the re-
port of Mr.. R. 8. Carpenter be confirmed, anc
the costs of the case to be paid by a. W.
Loyns.
F.A. Tradeweu, of Clarendon, a petitioner
fo1 bankruptcy, appeared in person and read
his petition, which was referred to r. B. Car
penter, Esq.
The jury in the case of the United States w.
Alfred Huger and G. T. Lowndes were occu'
pied with the consideration Of the case unit
the hour of adjournment, and were dismissed
until Monday at II A. n.
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HOTEL ARR1vALs.-Charles Hotel.-J. j.
Brewer, Savannah, Ca; c. H. Johnston, steam
ship Moneka; J. Y. Steward, Bulls Island, s.
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Ball, W. Richie and wife and John M. Wilson,
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c. R. R.; D. G. DeJarnette and B. F. Gresham,
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Boston; Chas. NJ. Biddle, Philadelphia; R. Do
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Paoilion Hotel Peter McRenna, Hilton
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bert, Ninety-Six. S. c.; R. Armstrong, Phila-
delphia; George Petit, New York; s. S. Jones,
North Carolina; E. F. Glover, q. s. A.
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Milliasrp GOODS.
GanSp taftorp.

GanDp 5atorD.
TLEnING,s STEAM CANDY FACTORY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 341 kING-sTREET,
BETWEEN GEORGE AND LIBERTY, WEST SIDE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FITTED UP his
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
and will constantly have on hand fresh supply OF
ais own manufacture.
The branch store at the
CORNER OF KING AND ANN STREETS
will be continued as usual.
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and the undersigned will supply the public with all
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CAKES, PIES AND TARTs,
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WEDDINGS AND PRIVATE PARTIES
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DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. GEORGE W. LOGAN
PREs1DNa.-The case of John and Mary Mad
den, for an attempt to commit arson. +. W
Seymour and NJ. P. O'Connor conducted the
defence. Attorney-General Hayne SPOKE fol
the State. The jury we're charged, and at
late hour returned with verdict Of guilty as
to John Madden, and not guilty as to Mary
Madden.
The State vs.. Rosana Somers and Rachel
Simms-Larceny. Guilty as to both.
The State vs.. Sam. Mitchell-Larceny. W.
]. Whaley, ESQ.,, for the defence. Guilty.
The State VS.. Patrick MagratA-Reslstne
an officer. Guilty.
The State VS.. John z. Bevin-Assault and
Battery. q. W. Schroeder, Esq, for the defence
Not Guilty.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CHARLESTON MERCHANT
We are panied to announce the death of Mr..
George Robertson, one of the oldest cotton
merchants in the city. He was known and
honored in his lifef time, and his death has
created void that cannot be easily forgotten.
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THE SILVER TRUMPET.-The trumpet, which
is to constitute the 'Fremen's Offering to the
Orphans" We observe, has disappea Jared from
its place Of exhibition in Mr.. Hayden's win
dow, and we thought that it had already been
carried off by some fortunate company, but on
inquiry We learn that it has only been removed
to be replaced by another more appropriate for
the purpose. This trumpet, which is to be
not only more suitable, but also Of higher
value, will make its appearance in few days,
The interest which the Fire Department has
manifested in this proposed charitable contest
will be greatly increased by reading the fol-
lowing letter to Father Shadler:
Reu. and Dear SIR: l have noticed with much
pleasure that, to aid the Orphans Fair, you have
offered silver trumpet as prize for competi-
ton between the different fire companies. Please
accept, as an addition to the trumpet, FIRE
MANS CAP. It will be ready for delivery on the
day Of the opening of the Fair. The fireman
to whom the cap shall be awarded may return
the same after the Fair, when suitable front
will be placed on it.
Yours, truly,
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TIE SHE11 RoAD.--The preliminaries are
now completed and the ground will be broken
on Monday morning. Mr.. Yocum, the contrac-
tor, has made every preparation, and the work
will be commenced at Spring-street, the city
terminus. The city engineer will establish
the proper grades and exercise general
supervision over that portion Of the work.
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY. Meetings Of the
creditors of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office Of the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. 70 Broad-street, on the days and
at the hours named:
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The YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The discourse before this association, which
was postponed last Sunday on account Of the
indisposition of the Rev. DR.. Dana, will be de-
ivered tomorrow evening by that divine, in
the Wentworth-street Lutheran Church (Mr.
Bowman's). The reputation Of Mr.. Dana as q
pulpit orator should attract q large audience,
and an invitation is cordially extended to the
community to be present.
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versary exercises of the Trinity Church Sun
day School, which were postponed last Sun
day, will be celebrated tomorrow morning at
1Os o'clock. A sermon appropriate to the oc-
.casion, will be delivered by the Rev. Samuel
Leard, agent of theSouth Carolina Conference.
The singing will be conducted by the children.
There will also be Sunday School celebration
at Bethel Church. .-r
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MAYORS CoURr.-The proceedings yesterday
were unimportant.
A colored man, who trespassed on certain
premises, and tore some planks from fence,
was sent to the workhouse for twenty days to
learn good manners.
Several parties, who were charged with mis-
demeanors, were referred to magistrate.
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G,aE LANCASTER LEDGER.

nUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
at Lancaster c. r., S. C. Having large sub
sc-ipton list, it offers favorable medium to Mer
chants and all advertisers who desire 10 extend
their business in the upper Districts Of the State
Rates Of advertising liberal. Specimen copy Of
paper sent on application. August ~
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TsE BATH PAPER MuL.--This valuable
paper mill, situate between Aiken and Au-
gusta, in most advantageous locality, was
sold at Augusta on Thursday last for $4,000
cash, and was purchased by Mr.. Craig.
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The FRENAN's BALL.-Those who are looking
forward to good time when the Charleston
Hook and Ladder Company No. 2 chassez
around the corners and balance to partners,
must not forget that the event takes place on
Monday evening next. A large gathering will
probably be in attendance, and the affair will
doubtless be handsome termination Of the
anniversary Of the Department.
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DU1l.-The business down town yesterday
was unquestionably worthy Of the above ad-
jective. There are few merchants in the city
from the interior, and these are buying lightly.
Business men ere like the ruling prices of
many OF their articles-fat. There are few
who continue to deal in cotton, and take the
elm chances Of speculation, but transactions
we're generally light.
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Yours, trul
F. F. CHAPEAU.n

But this is not all. Another friend Of the
orphans, and admirer of the fremen, has pre-
sented third and no less acceptable object, to
enhance the already great value of this prize,
namely: handsome brass spanner, of very
neat pattern, which will form useful orna-
ment in the freman's belt. By the way, this
latter article seems to US the only thing want
ing to make the freman's outfit complete.
Who will supply it, and what company will
carry off the whole? The one that receives
the largest number of votes, of course.
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Music on THE 8ArTERY.-Another in the
series of outdoor promenade concerts by the
Post Band will take place this afternoon, COM
mencing as usual at S O'Clock. The follow
ing is the programme:
/. March from Donizetti's Opera. Gemma
= 2. Duettius from Limnander's Opera, Les
Montenegriens.
s. Waltz, Fruhlingslieder.
4. Selections from Martha.
S. Quadrille, Charleston.
6. Serenade, Last Greeting.
z. Gallop, Gettysburg.
8. Quickstep.
All the City Railway cars will run to the Bat
.tery, commencing at o'clock from the upper
terminus, and continue until 7.3O P. N.
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14fm Qualifications.
SOUTHERN FARMER

AND
RKET @ d E N E R.
NEW. IMPROVED AND ENLARGED EDI-
n TON, with treatise on the CULTURE OF
COTTON AND RICE Also diagram, with direc-
tons how to have supply Of Vegetables a the year
through. Now published. Price sl5o. Liberal dis
count made to the trade.
Persons enclosing s1.50 will have the SOUTHERN
FARMER sent by mail. free Of postage.
Address "HOLMES' BOOK HOUSE." King-street,
Charleston s. C. thsru1mo March 20
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TIE FmEMEN's PARADE.-The approach OF
this important event has caused deal OF ac-
tivity in the Fire Department, and the members
of the different companies have been busly
engaged in testing their machines, and putting
them in perfect order for the contest. The
sound of the whistle and the putting of the ma
chine are now familiar sounds, and the streets
in which the practicing is performed have the
dust effeotually laid by the heavy streams of
water that are daily thrown by the energetic
fremen. The Platform on which the trial is
70 he made was laid yesterday evening in
Broad-street, by Mr.. Patterson, and will be put
in nerfect order to-day. The lumber and ma
+erial used are the same as heretofore employ
od the authorities having thoughtfully stored
the same in the guardhouse yard.
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To MAKE CANDLE BURN ALL NIaHT.-We
remember seeing some years since, in an agri-
cultural work, now out of print, an article on
ECONOMY Of candles" which may be new and
useful to many of our readers. When, as in
cases Of sickness, a dull light is wished, or
when matches are mislaid, put finely powdered
salt on the candle till it reaches the black part
of the wick. In this way mild and q steady
light may be kept through the night, by a
small piece of candle.
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THE vERAc1ous Charleston correspondent Of
Forney's Washington Chronicle writes: "The
(, Governor will be inaugurated on the 18th Of
May, at which time the Legislature will assem-
BILE. Pursuant to the constitution, United
States Senators will be elected on the 18th OF
May. DR.. A. G. Mackey, president of the
late Constitutional Convention, will leave the
city for Washington on next Saturday, in order
to deliver to the President Of the United States
an engrossed copy of the constitution which
has Just been ratified"
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CROPS IN KERsHAw.-The Camden Journal
says: "For the past two weeks there has
scarcely day passed without rain-the con-
auence is, that the earth has become 80 satu-
rated with water as to completely check the
farmers on the uplands in their operations,
and thrown them very far behind hand in
planting, while the heavy overflow Of the river
on the lowlands makes it necessary for all the
work heretofore done on them to be gone over
again. The fruit has not been injured percep-
tibly, and the prospect is that there will be a
very abundant yield. We hear, also, that wheat
is very promising"
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CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.

This is to certify that Wis cured OF Chronic Liver
Complaint by DR.. Lawrences Rosadalis after having
been confined to my bed and hol Sc ior long time,
and trying various medicines without beneht.
/ know of several others IN this county cured
through the use OF Rosadalls and it be found in
neurly every house in my neighborhood and they
oil praise it rs great medicine .
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ALONG THE WHARvEs.-The spirit Of i'm
provement is at work along the wharves.
Most of these have already been put in repair,
and the hum and hustle Of business may be
heard from morning to night among the steve
dores, seamen, factors and cotton merchants,
who do business on the great deep. Such Of
the wharves as require repairs are steadily un-
dergoing that process, and probably before
the end Of the year there will not be foot OF
the water front of Charleston along the Bay
unprepared to accommodate the shipping of
the port.
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THos. ]. BoYKIN, N. D.

BALTIMORE, February 10th, 1868.
DR.. J. j. Laurence:
DEAR Srn:-I take pleasure in recommending your
RoSADALIS as q very powerful Alternative have
seen it used In two cases with happy results-one
case of recondary syphilis in which the Patient pro-
nounced himself cured after having taken hVe bot
Ties of your medicine; the other case OF scroIuia
of long standing, which is RAPIDLY improving under
its use and the indications that the patient Will
soon recover have carefully examined the formu-
Ia nv which your Rosadalls IL made, and find 1t an
excellent compound Of alterad i've !ngre iients;
Yours truly, L. ". CAhh, IL. y.
We know Dr. Dawrence's llosadalis to be o cafe
and reliable Alternative &C., ind take pleasure IN re-
commencing 1t to the profession and the pubic
A. Il. MOORE, N. D.,
Z. A. SMITH, NJ D.,
JH, WINSTEAD, NJ. D.,
r. G.. BARHAM, N. D.,
". Il. DUGGAN, NJ. D.,
E. BARNES, n. D.,
R.N. KING, N. D.,
8. NODDARD, N. D.,
W.T.. BREWER, NJ. D.,
W.. BULLOCK, n. D.
January 7th 1865
hereby certify that I arl personally acquainted
with the above named phyIdcIans, and they are all
gentlemen of respecabnity ind standing IN THIS COM
munity. i:U. Datio'
iIayor of Wilson, N. O.
January 18th, 1868.
RosApALIs WILL CURE rHE WORST CASES OF
SCROFrLA.
READ THE STATEMENT BELOW AND DESPAIR NoT.
WILSON COUNTY. September 10. 1857.
DR.. j. J. Laurence:
DEAR SR-My youngest daughter, aged five years
has been dreadfuy afflicted with scrofula nearly all
her life. tried great many physicians, but with
out relieving her much; in feet. most OF them said
there was no hope OF cure. During the last spring
she was worse than ever her body and limbs being
covered with sores and blob:hes-with face and eyes
badly liberated and swollen. Whilst In this condi-
ton was advised by DR.. l.. A. Stith to try your
Rosadalis. at once procured three bottles, and
commenced giving it to her. The effect was magi-
cal. In less than month, to my great astonish-
ment, she was entirely well
am sir, yours,
with much respect and gratitude,
". W. BURNETT.
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have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness, Of ten years standing. by
Rosadas. GEO. W. BLoUN1.