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WOOD ASD GSeAE..

GUNNER FUEL TO COOK AND
y kINDLE.-1hc STEAM FUEL FACTOKY'S :
SELECT DRi OAK Sawed or splitl WOOD, or
i~ very superior SOFT COKE. Is the cheapest
aud hest summer fucl for COOKING and the pre-
pared PINE WOOD for KINDLiNG is uncquallcd.
All. TuE BEST KINDS or COAL also.
OFFICE Main street above Twelfth, nearly
opposite UiSpdtCh office.
my l5-cOdm j. Is. WATKINS.
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ASK for FLEMING'S s tSANToSISE) WORM Con-
FECTIoSs, and take none other. All agree that
thc;. are the best. safest and most pleasant. Be-
ware Of Initiation.
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TILE kOrKRKInnE MATER

uut up In glass. containing all The medicinal
qualities as when drank AZ its fountain head, IL
Kept Tor sale nj the wcli-kuUwn houses OF McssrS
Va. VI. A. 4 {. 4. SANTOS. Druggists, Nor
f"Ik Va. aud WOODRUFF Co.. 1ynchhurG.
Va. who VIII furnish pamphlets containing let
t"rs uf eminent physicians, with few certificate
out Of many Of the wonderful cures Effected 10y
th,S. " tt,.rS nav l2-tJyi
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call special attention to the sale of the Midlothian
coal mines. which takes place to-day at y - clock
at tie mines. \ special train viii leave the Rich
mond and Danyillc depot for Coallcd at o. clock
A
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CANAL PARTLY CLoSED.-As will be seen
from the notice of Superintendent Lorraine,
the canal will be closed on the 18th of June,
from IIoward>vllc to Seven Islands, for the
purpose of rebuilding RockfiSh aqueduct.
1t will probably be closed for fifteen days.
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There are no Confederate notes Of the
dates advertised for in the North Carolina
paD"rS Joke.
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These celebrated Springs. fnvorably known for
their valuable ALTERt1TNE WATERS. charln-
ing summer climate, and aS one Of the most fash
Innaidc resorts III the country will bc opened for
company on the FIFTEENTH OF MAY: and
With the extensive improvements that have been
made, VIII be prepared for The comfortable accom-
mnd,iiOn Of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO TIIOESA Nd
PERSONS
The WHITE SULPHUR Is the western
terminus of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
HrldIhc of that road lin connection with tclc-
graphic facilities viii hc running to tho Springs
hy The Isl of July.
\upainS or NpCuSc have been viii hc spared
to secure the comfortable entertainment, In ali
the varieties uf accommodation. Of the large num-
hcr of visitors that will resort TO the Springs the
present season.
ONE OF TIE BEST LAWN AND BALL
ROOM BANDS will tie In attendance. an extern
.iNc LIVERY has been provided, and suitable
arrangements made 10 facilitate every innocent
aud rccrcatiyc amusement appropriate to 4 fash
i"uahl" watcriug-placc. \ number Of FANCY
and MA@QU EkADE BALLS will be given during
ttu season
Charges will hc twenty-five dollars per week and
ninety dollars per month. Children under ten
of age and colorcd servants. half price.
u bite servants, according tU aCcUmnO dat ions.
PEGTDNS * CO, Pr"prictorS
l1-ln White sulphur Springs. W. Va.
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RELIGIoUs.-Rcv. c. II. Read, d. D., will
preach at the Third Presbyterian church
tonight ut O'Clock.
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TIE rIC-c,IC Of the Richmond Ladies' Bcmcvo-
lent Association will come of TO-DAY at clock
L. NJ. # fair.
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
L OPPOSITE THE P0sT.OFFICE

FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
Il OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to manufacture all styles
Of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES to order,
and we would request all In want of articles In our
line To examine our stock Of CHAMBER, PAR
LDR and DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, MAT
TRESSES, &c, Of superior quality, and the best
and cheapest assortment that has been offered To
the public for many years. We have just marked
down our prices, and feel confident they are suited
To the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED and UP
IIDLSTERED. HARDWOOD Il RITTER.
hp opposite post-officc, Richmond, Va.
ZINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. A. AT
a kISSON Il son have on hand and will con-
time To keep. very fine assortment Of CABINET
FURNITURE OF their own make, OF fine ROSE
WOOD, WALNUT, &C. which they VIII warrant
and VIII sell mt prices as low or lower than can be
had In northern cities or anywhere else. We only
ask the public 10 call and examine for themselves,
In verify of this statement, before sending their
money from home. thereby helping to sustain the
families of our wOrkingmcn ut home Instead OF
contributing TO support asylums for that purpose
In our Undertaking department Is kept all kinds
Of COFFINS with the latest improved METAL
Lie BURIAL-ChSE, which Is perfectly beautiful
and secure Boxing and Repairing Furniture done
at short notice. Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Don't forget the small yet wcll-flled house on
Governor street. No. 100, kchmond. Va.
NH lP-3n II. A. ATKINSON Il SON.
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- . . BATH COUNTY, VA.
= &. TARDY y CO. PRopRIEToRs.
Professor j. l.. CAEELl. ". d.. of the Univcr-
s.ty Of Virginia, Resident Physician.
VIII hc open for The reception OF visitors JUNE
lST. under the management Of j. A. MCCLUNG.
An the buildings having been repaired, painted
and fitted out with new furniture, liucn, beds, and
tableware these SPRINGS cRcr unsurpassed at
fractions To both the invalid and rlcasrrc-scckcr.
y" expense or effort has been spared by the pro-
p'irtorS /" make II as comfortable and pleasant
possible Ia All Visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
ut the springs, or by :. {. TAKDY K Co.. Rich
uIond. Va.
i telegraph Office VIII hc cstahli he'd nj the
Springs, thus an"rdin% Visitors au opportumity of
prompt communication with every part Of the
my lS-om
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2itllmon(l Qispattl1.


THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISpATCH"
IS LARGER THAN TILE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE hun
DRED al the DisDdtch office.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR TIE BENEFIT O:
TIE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS or THE SOuTHEES
STATES.
Distribution Draining. No. 3-Morming, Nay 10,
1909.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The members of
Ifl ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. "a, are re-
aucstcd to attend stated meeting OF their Chapter
THIS Thursday EVENING ut O'Clock, at the
hall on Broad street.
BY order OF the VI. E. High Priest.
AUG. ARSELL, JR.,
my 2o-lt* Secretary.
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T lGIiTNING RODS
~ AT MOUNTCASTLE'S.
ROOFING aud TIMING at $50 Broad street.
PLUMBING at MUUNTCASTLE's.
HOuSE-FURNiSHISGG GOODS and
sGAS-FITTING ut 500 Broad street.
SUNDRiES at MOUNTCASTLE'S. ap u
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TTHOMAS +. GOODE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BOIDTOE, MECkLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
practices In the
COURTS OF MECkLENBURG and adjoining
counties, and In the UNITED STATES COURTS
ut Richmond apo
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| 81 llI5IGI5lsleiloIll II III 10 "A
/ 90 81 &. 7Dl 80 % IS 81 Il Il 2' 2S IL
Distribution Dratci"g, No. t-Erening, Nay 10,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HAWES X. SUTTON Qate Register of
L 4 the Virginia Land Oilice) has resumed the
PRACTICE Of TIE LAW.
aud Will attend the courts of the city Of Richmond
and the county Of IicnricO.
Ollcc: Marshall Hall. south side of the Capitol
Square Richmond, Va. my SIN
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GUINNESS EXTRA DUBLIN POR-
" TER, brcwed by Mcssrs. Arth, Guinness,
SON & Co., and bottled for export by Messrs +. &
j. Burke. Dublin. full supply of this superior
STOUT. imported direct on hand and To arrive.
). {. TARDI IL CO..
up 10 Importer.
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[. Q. T0MrK1NS, Commissioner.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-07-09

| On Saturday last very large number left here
at A. NJ, on the excursion trip of our excellent
fire Company to Goshen 5
After delightful morning ride of two hours
the purity reached Goshen, and created hustle
and hurry, which Goshen is called upon to wifi
ness but seldom. s4-t3GE $4{8 .EAntisii
Soon the Fire Com pany and visitors were COM
fortably located in cabin and parlor swings were
put up, the merry strains of violins were heard
and the gay crowd hurried to the dancing halls
to trip the light fan tastc toe meath the shade
outrageous oaks enjoyed the delightful oscila-
ton from branch to branch. .,+ s,...
Nets were brought out and raid was forth
with mule on the inny tribe Some betook
themselves to the deepest portion of thu creek neal
| by, where they enjoyed delightful and healthy
bath, and sported like so many Mermaids on the
surface of the clear, cool mountain stream.
In truth and fact, care was left behind for day
and each and every one Wed in creating and en-
. joying the greatest amount of fun Scattered
in groups around, where fun was rampant dam
cling, fishng bathing &c, the day passed most
pleasantly and agreeably to all, with scarce
thing occurring to mar the pleasure of any,
<hSSNNN
places and hearty welcome was given to all to
partake. Starting at such an early hour the
large number were in the best possible humor to
do ample justice to it. We paid our compliments
to three several tables, and failed on that account
alone to partake at ohers-in the very truth their
tempting burdens were crowded out of our COL
nmns for ''vam Of space 49, r+@
At5} P. NJ. the shrill VIII of the engine
snmmoning all on board, found the gay rev elers
in the mazes of the dance, or engaged in some
other festive amusement which was reluctantly
dispensed with for the journey home. = sI
At6P. NJ. :he train left with the merriest
crowd on board we have seen for many day, and
arrived at Staunton at P. NJ, astonishing those
who stayed at home by the immense crowd which
had enjoyed glorious day in the country !q.e
To sum up in a word, the annual excursion of
the Augusta Fire Company was complete sue
cess.
May we be enabled to he with them on many
more such excursions.
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By reference to card In another column in
will be seen that Mr. A. B. Miller has retired from
the proptietorship of the e:Maltby House, and
is succeeded by Mr.. C. R, Hogan under whose
manag cement it will in future be conducted.
Whilst we, in common with the people of the
Valley regret the retirement Of Mr.. Miller, who
was SO universally popular as "a landlord, we are
however, pleased to assure the old friends and
patrons of the Maltby, that they Will find MI.
Hogan worthyIand competent successor to Mr..
Miller. He is o gentleman Of hne address, Of en-
larged experience in the hotel business, having
been for some years past connected with the man
agement of the Maltby House, filing at different
times almost every important position in it, and
in each department gave universal satisfaction.
That prince of clerks, Henry H. Fogle, who has
for years past occupied the position OF chief clerk
under Mr. Miller, will remain in his old position
aud will as ever, with his smiling countenance,
and his marked politeness, be always on hand,
ready to attend to the wants of his old friends,
and as many new ones may favor him with a
call. With such combination as Hogan l. Fogle
in the Hotel management, the public have sure
guarantee that they will be well accommodated,
and that the 'Maltby House" will still occupy a
high position in thu front ran k among the prom
inent Hotels in the Monumental City. -
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Died.

=
On Tuesday, the 25th ult., Luella Vernon, infant
daughter of Abram and Elizabeth Kingdfg, aged
months and % days. -
s'Long, long LuelIa We'll cherish thee,
In hearts with grief made sore; .
Andmemory's bells shall dirges chime,
For her that is no more''
Farewell, dear. darling cherub,
Our hearts sorrow riven; sts!l .t4r.t
Another gems in glory's crown, sfsz
Another souls in Heaven. ,.5
On Friday evening, the 18th of June, of Conges
ton of the Brain, Charles Elmore, infant SON O
days. 5'.'f =, <+-t ,ll1sEsi' .74NA: ID
Little Charlie slumbers sweetly,
=, In his 1owly narrow bed,
Pelting storms and bowling tempests,
Cannot reach his little head.
Is Sweet affection drops tear
Ger the spot where Charlie lies:
Angels whisper, 'Look up yonder," ---..
Pointing upward to the sky.
TX %-a*
On our mem'ries deeply CRAVEN,
Stands his little image fair,a
Sparkling eyes and shining temples,
Rosy cheeks and golden hair,
Ruby lips so full of smiling,
Neck and arms of spotless white. -.
- Little feet so full Of running
"Litt1e Charlie" was SO bright.
"Little Charlie lumbsrs sweetly,
In his lonely, narrow bed, 5-e =..j
Pelting storms and bowling tempests
Cannot reach his little head. tl.. -
On that bright and glorious morning,
Christ will whisper from above,
"Rise my child and let me dress thee,
Robed in white and spotless love-" go
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-07-09

AMEn1cAs FARMER, FOR July Tine LIST No. of
Vol 4th. Sixth Series, contains besides the Month
ly Farm and Garden Work, Articles on Green
Crops and Irrigation-How to Preserve and In
crease Manure, -s'Wil Lime kill ?'-La-
Dor, &C., in the Sou th-Fifty Per Cent. Varie-
ties of Food and their Nutritive Yalus-When to
Cut Hay--Dr Voelcker on Hay-Making-,Ear
Usefulness of Willows-Rot in Peaches its
Origin-Training Tomato Vines-The Yamoke
Starting an Apiary-Of Moles and other Country
Friends-To Get Up Flock Of Sheep-Feeding
Long Wooled Sheep-Fattening Cattle in v inter
and Summer Stagnant Water Causing Abortion
in Cows and NIares-Workng Buls--Weaning
Colts-Hints on Horse Flesh-Disease Of Hogs
Fies in Summer-State Agrl Society tdrial
Notices--Sunday ng-Market Reports, List
of Premiums and Regulations of State Agrl. Fair,
&C., &C., Terms, 81 year, in advance. Worth
ington & Lewis. Publishers, Baltimore Md.
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Mr.. John Heffner aged about60 and formerly a
resident ofthis county, YVES killed almost Instant
lyon Thursday nightlast on the McAdamzed road
neartown, by his wagon, loaded with barrels Of
whskey, upsetting and he being caught and
crushed to death beneath them. ..es
SUCCESS ExTRAoRDINARY-TH PIEDMONT STILL
HEADS THE LIST The business of this Virginia
enterprise exhibits the most remarkable success Of
this age, and the caution and prudence it exhibits
in all departments proclaims its success to be
permanent. In one single day last week this
company issued one hundred and twenty-nine
policies, carrying $465 900 Of risks, on which the
premiums were over $40, 900, five the policies
were single payments or paid up, on which the
cash premium was over $4,000. ,.tie...
We think this immense business, in one day,
could safely be staked against any company on
this continent, and certainly far exceeds any com
pany its age. Verify 1.-The Piedmont may prop
erly be christened f'The Virginia Giant of Life
Insurance. I'd. Enquirer 4 Examiner.
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The Old Guard that able political journa al, for
July, is filled with instructive political matter,
interesting prose and poetry, and spicy editors
table. Address Van Evrie, Horton & Co., New
York.
The ''New Eclectic and the Land we Love- in
is one of the first Literary Journals in the coun-
try. The July number commences new volume,
and in order not to carry Phinear Firm into the
new volume, the conclusion is printed as supple
mont, which will be sent to subscribers on appli-
cation. r.:t.gfF
A portrait and sketch of Gov. Humphreys 0
Mississippi will appear in the August number
Terms, 81 year, address, Trumbull Murdo CHI /
3 lltmarc - -. ~ -. - --.r -
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Local.

The Vindicator has been
greatly enlarged and improved,
being now the largest paper III
the State and contains more read
ing matter than any weekly pa
per published in Virginia. Con-
<idering the gf It is the ie Cheapest
n"nnr Furnished in the State, the
Subsc ription being only Sc year
in advance.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-07-09

FRIENDS OF TEMpERANcE.-At meeting Of
Staunton CouncilNo. At, held at their Hall on
Friday evening.th 25th of June, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing six months
President H. H. PECK Associate, P. N. Pow
ELL; Chaplain, JAMES W. BALDWIN; Secretary,
VIM. L. HERR; Financial Scribe, R. D. RYAN
Treasurer, JOHN A. Noon; Conductor, JAMES B
PEABGaroN; Assistant Conductor, R. K RICE
Inside Jentinel W. R. PoINDExrRR; Outside Sen
II incl VIM II. BARKMAN.
At a meeting of Charity Council No. 6, held al
their hall on Monday evening, the 2sth Of June
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
six months:
President, G. GROVE; Associate, H. H. FORE
soYrH, Chaplain, 7. REYNOLDS; Secretary,
GnEGs; Financial Secretary. j. W. Blackburn
Treasurer, j. FREEMAN; Conductor, W s. BLACK
BURN Assistant Conductor, J. WILk ERsoN; In
side Sentinel J. RoHR; Outside Sentinel, B
DULL.
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We return our thanks to our friend Captain
Fulchcr, for the present of a demijohn of whis-
key, which, after examination, was pronounced
by competent judges to be very superior article.
1t isenongh to say, in order to give it charac-
ter, that the whiskey manufactured at the distil-
lery of Capt. Fulcher is made under the direct
supervision of Peter Engleman, whose brand OF
whiskey, in olden times was fully equal to any
in the market.
These in want of superior article Of whiskey
can be supplied by addressing Capt. Fulcher,
Staunton, Va.
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Railroads & Express.
|1868 Ho for the West. 1868
GREAT NATIONAL DOUBLE II

1900 HO tor the West. I 900
GREAT NATIONAL DOUBLE II o
..7.sast sac se--l TRACK ROUTE FOR
St. Louis, Mo-, al Cleaveland, Ohio,
Memphis, Tenn, St. Paul, Minnesota,
Cincinnati Ohio, Detroit, Michigan,
Indianapolis, Ind, Chicago ILL.,,
Louisville, KY, Kansas City, Mo-,
Pittsburg, Pa, 1s Cairo, Illinois,
and all principal Cities West and Southwest, via
the BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD and its
Connecting Roads. Arrangements haze been made,
by which passengers going Vest can purchase
through tickets (ofthe Virginia CENTRALLY for all
Points at the ticket Offices at Staunton or
Waynesboro' by so doing they will save from
SIS to 10, on each through ticket, besides avoid
ing alltrouble and expense of checking Baggage
and Omnibus transfers, as there is only one change
?fedrs between Baltimore and Cincinnati or In
dianapolis, and out two to st. Louis, Chicago.
Terra Haute, &C., besides ELEGANT PALACE
SLEEPING CARS on all night trains, this route
is therefore the most desirable, especially for
Families and Ladies travelling alone.
Passengers with Western through tickets pur-
chased at the above named Offices have the Priv
ilege ofvisiting Baltimore without extra Exnense
and then resuming therjourney West.
This is tbs only Route, which can check Bag
gage from Washington City to all Western cities.
Three Daily Fast Express Trains from Wash
ington and Baltimore to all points West leaving
Washington City as follows: Mail Line, 7,45,
A. M. Fast Line. 4.30. P. N. Express Line,
s,45, P. NJ. 1'-5'
The above trains make close connections at
Wheeling, Columbus and Parkersburg. with all
Western Railroads, for all points. ss'
Passengersleaving on Saturdays will 20 through
by this route, without laying over on Sundays,
thus arriving at destination in advance of any
other route. e
For tickets and further information apply to
W. J.. Hunter Agent, Va. Central Railroad Staun.
ton, and to Joel Wallace, Agent, Va Central
Railroad at Wa ynesboro', orto
LOUIS ZIMMER,
Gen lsouthern Agent, B. & O. R.R.,
90 Greensboro, N. c.
| L; NJ; COLE, General Ticket Agent, B. & O.
R. R., Baltimore, Md.
| J L; WILSON, Master Transportation, B. 4
o. R. R., Baltimore, Md. :
| August 23-tf -. =. !. 60. - =
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Special Notices


HEMBOLDsS,
CONCENTRATED FLUID. . EXTRACT
'.' fF SARSAPARlLLA dl%Aa
ERADICATEs ERUPTIvE and ULCERATIvE
DISEASES OF THE 3D..
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELLDS, SCALP
81 and SKIN, Af.-" -
- Which so disfgure the appearance, PURGlNG
the evil effects OF mercury and removing all tatnts
the remnants Of DISEASES, hereditary or other.
wise, and is taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN
with perfect SAFETY. -
TWO TABLE-SPOONFULS ofthe Exract ofSar-
saparilla added a pint OF water, is equal to the
Lisbon Diet Drink, and bottle is equal to gal
Ion Of the Syrup of Sarsaparila or the decoctious
usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in
the Medico-Chirurgical Review, on the sub ject OF
the Extract of Sarsaparlla in certain affections,
by Benjamin Travers F. r. S., &c. Speaking of
those diseases and diseases arising from the excess
of mercury, Ae states that no remedy is equal to
the Extract OF Sarsaparilla; itspower is extraor-
binary more SO than any other drug am AAQ uain-
ted with It is, in the stricest sense, tonic with
this invaluable attribute, that it Is applicable to
state Of the system so sunken and yet irritable
renders other su distances of tho tonic class
valuable or injurious.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 25th 1851

-.- ASAlNGToN, y W. may Ioth loe o
J. j. LAWRENCE, M D, Baltimore, Md:
Dear Sir Il deem it due to you to report the
beneficial effects of your Rosadalis in my case
At the opening Of this month was Frustrated by
weakness SO much as to- prevent my attention to
household duties. Ny attending physician brought
me bottle of your Rosadalis, which had the de-
sired effect, it strengthened my system, and has
restored my health. We are using this medicine
in our family with very happy results, and | can
not regard totherwise than truly valuable med
icines Yours respectfully,
AZ. ALICE G. REYNOLDS,
23l New York Avenue