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Chronic Liver Complaint Cured.

er Complaint by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis, after
having been confined to my bed and house for long
time. and trying various medicines without benefit:
| know of several others in this county cured
through the use of Rosadas. and it can be found in
nearly every house in my neighborhood, and they
all praise it as great medicine. ~.
THOMAS THORN.
Green County Aueust Il 1857 - .-1-' DO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

81 We will pay off every dollar of the
National Debt in about twenty-eight
years.--Gibson. g,5 -fa-. .-1,Ed III I.
In about what period will you pay
back the $l32, 1854, which you embez
zled from the State Treasury?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

ROsadalis Is n PO1eB Remedy In all
Chronic Diseases.
FROM G.. W. BLoUNT, ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
e" WILSON. NORTH CAROLINA. "" .
have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness. of tn years standing by
Rosadalis. .s. .. GEO. w BLOUNT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

BILL GIBSON, at Marietta, said that
one-third of the delegates to the New
York Convention had worn the rebel
gray. Perhaps; but not one individual
of them had ever-been condemned by
a jury to wear the felon's stripesi 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
Blood, Liver, Kidneys & Bladder.
THE ROSADALIS

The following. among many hundreds of our best
citizens testify to its wonderful efficacy. -y
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
p -...-' BALTIMORE ND. March 4. 1868.
believe DIR. Lawrenoe's "R0 SADALIS" to be
the BtsT ALTERAT We IN USE, and therefore
cheerfuiiy recommend it as such.
fiv a. u .-l THOMASiJ. B0YKlN. NJ. d,
BALTIMORE. February 10. 1859
DR.. j. J. LArRENCE.
DEHR SIR-I take pleasure in recommending your
ROSADALlS as a very powerful alternative. have
seen it used in two cases with happy results-one
case of secondary syphilis, in which the patient
pronounced himself cured after having taken five
bottles of YOUR medicine. The other ease of
scrotula of long stan ding. which is rapdS improy-
ing under its use and the Indications that the
patient will soon recover; L have carefully exam
ined the formula by which your Roseda is is made,
and find it an excellent compound of Alternative in
sf'1i'A'' ~ R.w. CARR. NJ D.
We know DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis to be safe
and reliable alternative. 60. and take pleasure in
recommending it to the profession and the public.
1'UETHlI -.' A. ID. MOORE. NJ. D.,
.-TuIl -Tr,U -r o. l.. A. STITH. M D.,
j. b. WlNSTEAD, NJ. D., .
n -a. Hi. r. g. BAkHAM, M. D..
b. -... .--,r w. G. .DUGGAN, NJ. d .F.
Z. BARNES, NJ D.,
K. ". KING, NJ. D.,
; -f. '-..---.af. .. :. WOODARD, NJ. D..
W. T. BKEWER,sM. D.,
WI. BULLOCK, M d.
Janury7, 1858, .r. -g....' ~.
/ hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named Physicians, and they are all
gentlemen of respectability and standing in this
community.
Mayor of Wilson, N G..
January IL, 1858. 1'f 'l7 '[f
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0lgio tatesllrarl,
lAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing The arrival and departureof Of trains at Cos
umbas, Ohio. On and altar Monday. May IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

WADE HAMPTON said he would either
go to hell or Texas.--Gibson. @22
Nearly as hard a choice as you had
when you said: 81 must either go to the
Penitentiary or to the army"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

BILL GIBSON calls MS an "unwashed
rebel" Oh! Ah! Why, really, Bill,
you honor US. We should prefer being
an unwashed rebel. to ? convicted thief,
any time. Wouldn't you? .r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

AND I say tonight, may my tongue
cleave to the roof of my mouth, if L
ever cease to champion the cause Of the
negro until he is made man.-BiU
Gibson. -eIs Fb..s.-.4 - -
The reporter made q slight mistake in
the above extract. The actual words
nsed by Mr.. Gibson were these: "And l
saw tonight, may my tongue cleaye to
the roof Of my mouth if / ever cease to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

The following, among many hundreds of our best
citizens testify to its wonderful efficacy. ~
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

Now, when I go to Congress-and I'm
going to be elected Gibson.
Don't be so surel There's many
slip 'twixt the cup and the lip. You
thought once you were going to the PEN
itentiary; and you were "elected," too;
but you didn't get there at last! ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-30
NATURALIZATION.

The progress OF naturalization In the courts clearly
indicates that heavier vote will be cast In this city
in the coming elections than ever before Three to
four hundred names day are now added TO the list
Of voters In the several wards Of the city, and the
cry is still they come. Although Judge Barrett, in
the Court Of Common Pleas, and Judge Jones, IN the
Superior Court, yesterday engaged nom twelve
O'Clock until late In the evening-the former until
half-past 1ve-n granting the rights Of citizenship
to claimants several hundred people, who patiently
waited all day for opportunity to present their
papers for endorsement were unable to do.so, and
were compelled to leave without the neces-
sary certificates OF citizenship. II the courts were
kept open until ten O'Clock at night II would
be impossible to naturaize oil the applicants.
Nearly all those who were admitted TO citizenship
yesterday and the day before presented tickets issued
BY the Naturalization Committee OF Tammany Hall,
and may safely be counted a. 80 much democratic
gain. II the republicans show half as much energy
and address In the management OF their naturaliza-
ton bureau the business Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, In which the most work 10 now done, VIII %
more than one Judge can attend to. As yet, how
ever, the republican committee has made no sign.
Judge Barrett who Is beginning to feel the Ill effects
Of the foul atmosphere or the court room, expects
that two OF his brother Judges will be present next
week to assist him In his laborious duties. .,.
NaturanIed yesterday ...................'.. Ssv
PREVIOUSLY naturallTed
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Present, Commissioners Lincoln. Brennan Crane.
Acton. Stone Smith and Manlerre. The Committee
on Applications reported favoraby IN ffty-three
suits nine cases OF unlicensed dealers In this city
and submitted complaints against twenty
licensed dealers. The attorney also submitted the
record OF conviction In the case OF Will
liam Zabbe, Brooklyn, and asked that his
license be revoked The calendar OF cases set down
for trial was then taken up, the licenses IN the fol-
Delaney street, Matthew Gain, No. II Cannon street,
Frederick Nestler, corner OF Patchen and Madison
streets, Brooklyn; Nicholas Scrob, No. 70 Stanton
in which the licenses were not revoked, and two
cases adjourned, after which the Board adjourned
to Tuesday next at one O'Clock.
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or said no Frenchman really fears that the Prus-
slams would invade France or imagines that France
In herself Is less Formidable or independent than for
merly. -l,H
perfectlbillty OF mankind must experience severe
shock az the spectacle now before them. Not only
is it thought In Berlin that France wil with such
motives we have described, essay the chances OF
war, but these chances are computed and estimated
equally Indifferent to peace. The motives with
which the Continental Powers are, IL not animated,
at any rate credited In the specuatOns OF politicians
differ in no degree from those which determined
questions Of peace or war 200 years ago. We have
not in such matters advanced one single step. No
where Is the Justice necessity OF this that cause
supposed to be taken into consideration. II it Is held
that the chance OF war between France and Prussia
depends upon the attitude OF Russia # Is argued i'm
SCRAMBLE Snsn IN Words the statesmen Of
st. %s r ssgd they sr Void w to as ssy
would, it is held, be quite ready to close
with either one belligerent or the other.
that subject is such as to render any conclusion
almost impossible. No combination Of Powers can
be devised which would not leave formidable COM
bnati0n OF Powers opposed to 1t. Austria Is almost
jealous OF Russia as OF Prussia, and has, BESIDES
designs Of her own in the East II Russia did not
guarantee Prussia against Austria. Prussia would be
at heavy disadvantage in confronting France: but
what is Prussia to give Russia In return for sup
port which would certainly make enemies OF France
and Austria and throw both perhaps over to the side
Of Turkey In fact, Russia herself 10 but half
pleased with this prospective unfcatiOn Of Ger
manv for she too, like France used to find her
count in the divisions and eaousies OF her neirhbors
Such Is the picture sketcnedin our correspond
ence of the specuatOns current on the impending
war; such and no higher considerations will the
maintenance OF peace depend. We will only add
that there is one man who can terminate all these
calculations in minute. II the Emperor Napoleon
decides for peace there will be no war. We have
already stated without disguise the considerations
which might induce the French government to draw
the sword, but we must have stated them to little
would not be worth war even to undo the effects Of
Sadowa but 1t Is by no means certain that they
could be undOne. France would lose by failure far
more than she could gain by success, and In the
meantime her industry is paralyzed and her wealth
devOured by the interminable and exhausting pre-
paratiOns for this anticipated struggle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-30

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELEoTI0Ns.-The repuD
can organizations held their primary elections last
night for delegates to the various nominating con-
ventions.
Tux REPUBLICAN, PRrMARIEs.-The republicans
held primary elections last evening in the different
wards throughout the city for the selection Of dele
gates TO tue different county and Assembly conven-
tons.
ACCIDENT on AN IcE BARGE.-Thomas n. Hassey,
OF 10 Ludlow street. while at work on an ice slide at
the foot OF West Twentieth street yesterday. fell
through the hatchway OF q barge, sustaining IN.
ternsi injuries. lie was taken TO the Jews Hospital
KILLED BY A DUMMY ENGISE.-Rudolpn Knoe-
del, German, residing at "a Greenwich strcet, was
run over and killed yesterday by one OF the Second
avenue dummy engines at Twenty-thlrd street. Inc
body was taken TO deceaseds late res'oehce ny MS
friends.
SEVENTY. NINTH REGIMENT, HIGHLASDERs-
grand picnic for che benent OF the widows, orphans
and disabled soldiers Of this regiment will take
place this afternoon and evening at Jones' Wood.
Tho aair viii, no doubt be attended as the iesti.
select company.
DEATH OF A VETERAN or 1s12.-william Hendrick,
veteran Of 1872 died at the residence OF his sonin
law. at Yorkville, on the goth inst The deceased
veteran served as band leader in the sixth reguarse
and was afterwards an active member OF Engin,
Comp No. 10. The funeral will take place from
the residence, corner Of Eighty-fourth street and
avenue A.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN BRoADwAY.-Daniei Farron,
an Irish aborer forty eight years Of age. died yes
ter,ay in Bellevue Hospital from fracture OF the base
nj the sku and other injuries received the day pre-
yious BY Q heavy stone falling on him at the new
building corner OF Nineteenth street and Broadway
one OF the coroners was notified to hold an inquest
Deceased lived corner OF Hicks and Amity streets,
Brooklyn.
FEAST or rHE TABERSAcLEs.-Last evening ct
sunset commenced the concluding part OF the festive
season Of the Hebrews II Is called the Arbor Feast
or the Feast OF the Tsbernacles; and the whole
nature and character Of the festival together with
description OF the ceremonies as prescribed by
the third book OF Moses (Leviticus), were fully
given IN these columns on saturday last The
duration OF the festival In former times was nine
ony the first and last at present considered full
| holidays, though the orthodox Jews celebrate the
| nrst and last two days as such.
BOARD OF ExCrss.-The Board met yesterday after
| ooop. yudge BosvoTtp, Presldept IN The chair.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Society OF Agriculture ami Arts of Versailles
France IL endeavoring To domestcate the ostrich IN
France.
Queen Mohely has returned to her own country.
after having waited in vain for the Emperor OF
France to grant her an audience.
goods train was recently burned on the Mont
Gents Railway bv the ignition OF " lucfer
Matches the contents Of which had not been de-
clared.
Two soverelgns have Just entered on the twentieth
year of their reign-namely the Emperor OF Austria
and the King Of italy both Of whom assembled their
respective thrones within few months of each
other.
The mail steamship Etnope arrived IN the Mersey
on the 18th inst. from the West Coast OF Africa She
brought nineteen passengers, sxty-eight ounces OF
gold dust. siooo, $500 and 1850 francs in specie.
Her dates are Old Calabar, August IL. The news Il
unmportant.
The veue Ffeie TTesse gives the following proper.
ton OF murders to the number Of inhabitants: In
England IN 6T5,000 IN Holland, In 1853 900: In the
North German Confederation, In 100, 900: In Aus
tra, IN 1900; In spain in 1000, and In the Papal
States, IN 1850.
Count Bismarck IL very fond OF cats, and possesses
some fine specimens. Some time back French al.
ploinat on taking leave, noticed this fact and
offered 70 send the Count one two OF the fine An.
CORA oresd 'nas brought 70 such perfection IN
that; for they Will NEW In French.n
Garibaldian oflcer, arrested during last year in
Rome while in the act OF writing political letter to
his friends IN Florence, has been sentenced by the
Papal authorities to twenty years. imprisonment
with hard labor. for the commission OF such helm.
QUE Crlilfc. lho CieriCh organs OF Rome comment
strongly on the extreme clemency OF the court
Taking 1t for granted that basphemy IA the cause
Of earthquakes and other terrestrial connections the
municipality OF Jastebeceny, Austria has issued the
following decree:-"swearing and Disappearing being
the real cause OF earthquake, IL hereby forbidden
to oil whomsoever II be to swear or blaspheme I'M
der penalty Of receiving twenty five lashes and be.
ing fined the sum OF twenty five norns."
The Levant Herald mentions, In relation TO Turk.
sh finance, that the loan for f7,oooooo was onered
against the guarantee Of the tobacco duty and the
concession OF reDfe throughout the empire to the
lenders. The agent who made this modest proposal,
although well recommended 10y the French Foreign
ONCE was but indifferently received as the Porte Ia
not willing to ALLEVIATE ITS best remaining unpedged
| source VI geyepvs uptu forced " " ~.
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e Ut r. O p E..

The Cunard steamship Cuba, Captain Noodle,
which left Liverpool on the 10th and Queenstown
the Goth OF September arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon bringing our special European correspond
ence and mail report in detail OF our cable teie-
grams dated to her day OF sailing nom England
Teleprams from the Continent show that the sub
iects 70 be discussed at the forthcoming Ecumeni-
cal Council at Rome include the policy Of uniting
the Catholic and Greek churches; the regulation Of
the relations between the Church and State in view
of the almost universal Transformation OF absolute
into constitutional governments, and the best mode
OF providing religious instruction, as q barrier
against "be atheism Of the day. so destructive to
faith an6 morals"
The London Globe publishes telegram, signed in
the name OF the Marquis Of Butte, to contradict his
reported conversion to the Catholic Church.
The number Of French officers securing the Ger
man duchy OF Baden, intent upon military studies,
seems to have increased. The Baden government
issued orders enoining the immediate ARREST OF all
people found sketching in the fields.
The London Lancet of the 18th OF September
says
IN switzerland the Queen has greatly improved In
health. The untoward symptoms which cost her
majesty ana her subjects so mutn uneaSlneSS nave
yielded to the fresh mountain air and the change Of
scene In the most romantic OF European countries
The benefit indeed, has been so marked that the ma
ton may look forward hopefully to her Majesty's re-
summing a least partially those public duties from
which she has been 50 long and so unhappily
estrangec.
Queen victora's yacht Victoria and Albert was
placed the dock at Portsmouth for the purpose OF
being surveyed and her defects reported upon by the
shipwrignt department OF the yard. Her Majesty's
paddle yacht Elm was at the same time taken into
the steam basin for reht and repairs to hull and
machinery.
In London Police Constable Kerrldge was COM
ntted for trial for manslaughter 1t appeared from
the evidence given before the magistrates that he
pushed man down In the street and fractured his
skull.
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COURT Of APPEALS.
Opening of the September Term Of the Court
I'm this City.

Opening of the September Term Of the Court
I'm this City.
Before full Bench.
The September term Of the Court OF Appeals was
commenced yesterday morning in the Supervisors
Chamber, west end Of the new City Hall, present.
Ward Hunt, Chief Judge, and Associate Judges
Charles Mason Lewis B. Woodruff. Martin Grover,
Thomas w. Clerke, Theodore Miller, William J. Ba-
con, Charles G. Dwight. Before proceeding to the
call OF the regular calendar q number OF motions
were heard.
The Appleton Divorce Case Again on Appeal.
Samuel +. Appleton, Plaintiff ana Respondent cs
Amelia warner Othe,1cise Called Amelia Appleton,
Defendant and Appellant.-This action which has
acquired for the parties TO 1t considerable n0toriety
In the public prints, is brought to have the marriage
between them annulled and declared vOld on
the ground claimed by the paintff that the defend
ant was at the time OF her intermarriage with him
living The complaint originally charged that the
marriage was procured by fraud and concealment
her knowledge, that'her husband william Warner,
was living The plaintiff Is now insane and there Is
is Possessed Of large amount Of properly in his own
right, being brother OF the well known publishers
OF the In this city, and In the event OF his death
the defendant II the validity OF her marriage rea-
ton with him IL sustained will be entitled to dover
and one-half OF his personal property. II the mar,
rage Ia annulled and declared void OF course she
loses all title to the property
| In January, 1861 two years after her answer was
filed, the now respondent obtained an order TO show
cause why she should not be granted leave TO amend
her answer STAY TO the plaintiffs proceedings and
| leave TO renew her motion for amony The court
| mt special term denied the motion TO stay bun
| granted the motion to amend so far TO allow the
defendant TO serve the answer annexed to the order
| and allowed counsel fee OF 81 900 and temporary
| allTnony OF $500 per annum.
The plaintiff appealed from the order 80 far as II
| allowed the amendments and alimODy, and the gen
eral term on that appeal, reversed the order upon
| the plaintiff striking out the averments OF fraud
| The defendant now appeals to this court from the
order OF the general term claiming that that court
ho1n MT iupiQ ipftp
| peal.
| The respondent contends that, while the general
term had power review the decision OF the court
ut special term, jurisdiction lies with this court
to review the general term decision. The Court re-
| served Its decision.
The cases on the day calendar for TO-DAY are
Nos. o. y D. 10, II. IL, 13 H. l6 h. II. IL, 10, 20
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the NEW STEAMSHIP weSTpHAlIa.

The latest addition to the mercantile marine OF
this port is the.new steamship westphaa, OF the
Hamburg American Packet Company She IL
noble specimen of naval architecture possessing lines
that denote the great skill which was called into
service In her construction, and this Is well proven
by the speed OF her initial trip to this port This
vessel Is $40 feet In length, 40 feet breadth OF
beam, IS feet depth of hold and s,2oo tons
burthen. Her hull Is Of wrought iron plates, one
inch in thickness, and fastened with double rivets
throughout, and oil her frames are double, OF q
thickness that insures the greatest stability to the
vessel. Her motive power consists OF two vertical
direct acting engines, having cylinders y inches in
diameter and q stroke Of piston OF feet o inches.
steam Is supplied to these from Jour tubular boilers
having "a furnaces and q natural draft.
In all the appointments and equipments OF this
handsome vessel expense has been the last conside
ration The dining saloons, ninety and one hundred
feet in length, are finished IN the most exquisite
style. OIL paintings and embellishments Of various
forms are seen In lavish profusion, producing the
eject OF home-like feeling upon all that have IN.
spected them. Accommodations are found for 70
first class 100 second class and $50 steerage passen
gers The westphaa is brig rugged, and her pro.
peler Of cast iron and four blades, Is fourteen feet
In diameter.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Disputed Claim Over a Seizure Of Cham.


payne.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States us. Certain Packages OF Vine
1t appeared that quantity Of champagne exported
by Bouche Ills h Co., Of Rheims, was seized in this
port some years ago the ground that no duty was
paid thereon. The case was before the courts and
eventually compromised by the payment by Bouche
fills Co., the exporters, OF the sum Of 1000.
s. T. Jones, former collector OF the port OF San Fran
CISCO claims that it upon his Information to the
authorities here that the wine was seized, and he
now seeks to recover the inf0rmer's share OF this
amount, being one fourth Of the sum as allowed by
law In such cases. The Custom House authorities
deny That 1t was upon Jones' information the seizure
In question was made and contest the claim. The
matter was first brought into the United states Dis
trict Court but Judge Blatchford referred II Com
missioner Osborn to take testimony.
Mr.. JONES' the claimant, gave testimony in his own
behalf to the effect that 1t was upon his information
the seizure Of the wine made
Mr. Soren counsel for Claimant; Charles De Costa
for Custom House.
Examination still on.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-x BANKRUPTCY.

Before Judge Blatchford
IN the Matter or Edtcin A. SOEes.-A motion to
dissolve Injunction argued and denied.
Petitions Filed.
The petitions OF the following named persons were
yesterday filed In the clerks COUNT
John o. HOLSTER, Edward meyer, Jerome Dennis
aud Daniel Briggs. Referred to Registers Allen,
Dwight, Ketchum and Williams.
Condemnation.
The United States VS.. Four Barrels OF Distilled
Spirits, Fifty-fourth street. between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues. found In Schwartz STEMS dis
tlllery.
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The Foul Play Cnsc.

NEW NtVI.
TO TIKI EDITOR op THE HERALD:-
As a law abiding citizen can you inform me why
there has been prosecuting officer the part Of
the people at the four last consecutive examinations
before Justice ShanI of the Foul Playn outrageS
believe the people have to pay these gentlemen, to
say nothing OF the lack Of courtesy to the Judge.
rThe answer to the above communication Is given
in the District Attorneys letter in the proceedings OF
the examination before Justice Shandiey yester-
day.--REPoRrER.l