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PATENT DUST EXCLUDER,

PATENT DUST EXCLUDER,
so constructed as to enclose the works, and form
protection against dust. enabling the movement to
remain in order without cleaning double the time
that watch will ordinarily run without this rrotec-
ton.
The Company feel confident, after having had
their Watches three years in the market and selling
many thousands of them all parts of the country,
keepers now offered the American pub
lie, for either Ladies' or GentIemens' use,
Railway or other uses.
OVER FIVE HUNDRED DEALERS
in various parts of the land have unreservedly en-
dorsed them. They are in use upon numerous lines
OF Railway, including the Union Pacific and the
Pennsylvania Central, and officers of these
roads, with other prominent r. r. officials endorse
them as the best Watches for the use of Il. r. en-
poyees and travellers, yet introduced.
The following are presented as specimens OF these
Union Pacific r. r., Office Of GenV Sup't,
OMAHA, Dec. 16, 1862 !
HON. I. M. AVERY, President National Watch Co.,
Dear Sir:.Durir g the month that have carried
failed to keep the time with much accuracy as to
leave nothing to desire in this regard. For accuracy
in ime-keeping, beauty of movement and finish,
your Watches challenge my admiration, and arouse
my pride an American, and l am content that in
all respects they will compete successfully in the
markets of the world, with similar manufacturers of
older nations. They need only to be known to be
appreciated. Yours, most respectfully,
G. g. HAMMOND, GenI Sup't.
OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL RoAD,l
Genl Sup't. New York, Jan. II, 1870 !
I. M. AVERY, ESQ, President National Watch Co.
Dear Sir:-The Watch made by your COMPANY
which have carried the past two months, has kept
excellent time. have carried il frequently on en-
gines and have been on the road with it almost
daily. During this time it has run uniformly with
our standard clock. Truly yours.
j. M. 1OUCEY, Gen'l Supt.
The following dealers aiso in various parts of the
country, have certified that they consider the Elgin
Watches to be all that the Comp ny have advertised
them, as better finished, correct and durable,
than any in market of similar price. and that they
have great confidence in recommending them to the
pub ic Oh account of their general merit
Wheeler ,Parsons& Co, NY c. Hellebush Cincinnati
Warren S Spadone&CO., " E.Jaccard& Co ST Ioujs
Middleton 81 Bro. 6 NE Crittenden eco Cpd
Il. b. Byner, NJ Burt (Qeyeland
Henry Ginnel, Morse Reddin e Ham,t,n
Seo. St. ". pa. "a eSS * D.: Chicago.
IT. =. Il. heeu e. C ~ %, MN. Baldwin & Co San
paHe & W, thhau. francisco, Cal.
Jenkins q Hatcn, Koch q Dryfus, N. o.
=. Oskamp, And over 400 Others
Various grades and prices made to suit different
tastes.
No movements retailed by the Company.
tR-Call on your Jeweler and ask to see the Elsin
Watch
Business Office and Salesroom National Watch
Company,
I59 & 161 Lake ST., Chicago.
Feb l9.e eod2w&w4w
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Rooms to Let.
WITHOUT BOARD, at 224 Cumberland st.
w febSd1m<
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Il O L E Il.

CTORAGE and Wharfage Custom House
- Wharf. Apply to LYNCH. BARKER q Co.,
Oc16tt 13g Commercial st.
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Watches, JewelIy, &c.

j, AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 139, Middle street.
J.W,&H.H.M MCDUFFEE, cor Middle & Union SITS.
EDWARD G. SWEET. II Middle street, Fox Block.
Il. HILL, NO. 81, Federal street.
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SPRING TRADE,

The Company also call the attention of Watch
buyers to the fact that the Elgin Watches now Of
cred have several peculiar improvements over all
others and also new
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THE DAILY PRESS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

We invite the attention of both C;tv and
country readers to the following list of Port
land BUSINESS HOUSES, which are among
the most reliable establishments in the Citv.
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NEW HAyEN MATTERS.

d
10! FOR KANsAs!-Fhe Kansas emil
grant boat mentioned ID 10 Register q q .
few weeks ago, steamed ont Of town last
Wednesday afternoon. with thFee families
nit. for the far West. II was quite a
day in the history. Of New Haven, being
the FIRST steamboat ever built at oor port
She left amid the waving Of handkerchiefs
aud tossingOf hats. The scene was fully
equal to the launching Of Fulton's FIRST
boat years ago.
REy1yAL New Haven is just now be-
ing blessed with quitea powerful revival.
It began with week Of prayer meetings
in the N 3 Church; then the Pastor,
Rev ]. NJ Powell. commenced q series
Ofmeetiqgs, which, up to this date, has
resulted in nearly forty accessions to tho
church. aud about twenty Eve conversions.
1t is still progressing finely and deep
religious feeliog peryades the audience ey-
cry evening Great good will be accom-
plished and the town betteFed il many
ways BY this meeting --s it.r-i
Potatoes, eoru, &c qrefalling in price,
in cur market, thoughstAc decline is not
very rapid. AIS 81
The Democrats Of our township bear
their prosperity very modestly; Except the
temperance a. candidate for Supervisor.
who is very much elatcd over his success
,fal election, We heard one very earnest
Old gentleman say that the youngest
child in West Virginia would not live To-
see tho hateful.Republican party again in
power" How over. confident success
makes some pen feel! Let US hope better
things ofthe future.
1.-Two years Of Democratic rule in West
Virginia will be an overdose fps tue Peo-
p!c.-Ep
Mr. Jefferson ssiyist Inns added dae
locking house to The settlement sboyc tue
town.
Nj. II. capeliart vic has lfan 50 81
of late, is now recoSdFing. 81
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y AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS

AMPLE AccoNNoDAfiOSs
are provided Ior both public and private boar.
ding. and unfurnished roops will be let to
students who wish 10 brad themselves
+ OquRsEs5oH INSTRUCTION.
L. Regular Literary Course, including the
Ancient Languages, for the Degree Of Bochel
ar Of Arts Literary and Scientific Course
forthe Degreeo Of Bachelor Of Sciences 3. The
Course for Master Of Arts The Course for
Master of Sciences 5. Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry. Civil Engineering. &C.
Detailed in ;ormation as 70 these Courses will
BIO found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND NUsIux.
Tho Institution has complete set Of ehilo.
sopfical Apparatus. and students who wish it
are trimmed in the use Of Field instruments,-
alst thoroughly fitted up Laboratory, for
practical ins tFuction and work IN 'Chenic al
Analysis, and an ample Muserm fer. The study
Of Natural History.
TERAs:
Tuitton $50 per session Rna.ding Sc to S.
per week. Unfurnished ronnis S. per session
10 each student, preparing for the Ministryi =
Free tuition to sons Of Ministers OF the Gospel
of all denominations. ~
For further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof o, L, Loos, Secretary, or 70
W X. PENpLEToN. President,
June 9l-3m Bethany, West Va,
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RefhnnY COllege.

TlHE thirlieth Session Of This Institution vii
commence on MONDAY 2tirH SurExBgRl
1870, and terminate n-the-isth Of June. 1871
1t is dramatically situated in the midst Of the
beautiful and healthy. hill country Of the
"Panhandle" Of West Virginia, easily accessi
bleStIy, railroad or river and surrounded by the
most favorable Influences for student life. 1t
has a property in endowment, Buildings, Ap.
paratus. Library. de-, of over $3.50 900 and Is
thus enabled TO sustain n faculty and furnish
facilities for a thorough education Of the very
first nrder L-s
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HinkIeY Kniltcr.

ForFAmtly Use. Price $50. Knits EVERY.
rnlSc uses only ONE needle, simple. reliable
Circular aud sample, stocking scntSREE Knits
ten pairs per day. child can operate it,
AoESTs WANTED. Address
HISxtEY KNITTING MAcnISE Co,
Bath. Maine,
iaasIr O I76 BROADWAY, y, Y.
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.sSSr 3 esI Z, g LII0 UISs.--T The Once Is
Tn r,.n 7. o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p M
S "a sundays froara p'cIsek 2 I'M. g y a M
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II1ISYjgW no me HOOKING BIRD

lLiS.T.lgN no THE HOOKING B1RD7
The Prairie whistls md Animal, nitator
can be used by chill tits made to initiate
lle song of every bird. the neigh Of horse,
The bray Of an ass the grpnt u a hog BIRDS.
beasIst and snakes arc enchanted aud entrap
ped BY It Isusedby Dan Bryant, Charley
While and al tic minsirels aud warbleFs;;-
NenttfloQuism can be learned in three !, sysby
its aid. Sent anywhere upon receipt q y v
cents: 8 for % cts a for. so cents; ; for 81:
Address 7. w. V4ALENTINl y, box 81 2 .lfr'
.sey @ ~ N. 81. @
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5000 5MEN WANTED!

100 per cent. profit on tiiIds best things out
$1,000 club and combination prspinpns to a.
gents. Catalogue and terms free. Address
M. L. ByRN. 80 Cedar St, \ Z -
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HELMnnLb,s Fx1lR 4 ~ ItfnHt9

HELMB0LD's Ex1R ca NJ cHU
is Diuretic and Blood Purifying, ana cures All
iliseasesarising from. habits u dissipation.
cxcrsss and imprudetcekit IN life impIrili6sol
itlie,Biood. 10 sapersaHlhg cgpaiba inaiEett;
Inns f1r which II Is use !, sHeii as onortEtpi,
Glests oflrng standing alid Spbilitic AlIect
icrs-ln nsesc diseases Used NJ capneetioa
with go ,3.sl5 Il = 4 Y s1sg A
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ROBACE'S BIOODPURTFIER

WANTED AGENTS SIS To- 5000 per
w neutrality-suspicious. male and female,
to introduce the Genuine Improved Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine. This Machine
willstitch hem. fell. tuck, bind braid cord ;.
quilt and etpbroidsrin Almost superior man
ncr Price mly els, Fally warranted for
Eve years. We will ppY 81 600 orany ma.
chine that viii sCw G.stronser. nilse beautiful
Of more eIsStic seam than ours. fnakcs the
F" Elastic Lock StitchH Every secbrd stitch
can be cut and stilI tue cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing il Wepay Agents SIS
to 5000 PR month aud expenses, or comulis.
stoli frou which twice that amount can be
tuade.
For Circular and Terms. apply Or address,.
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pArRosl1s JoME Somebody UNDER
stands whit he talking about says. "buy
your dry gods, your groceries and your
hardware from tue merchants of your own
toxin. It's the extremity Of littlencss to
90 If 70 buy these goods With the expec-
ta,ion Of saving fey cents on the pur-
chase. Inuipety-uipc cases out ola hundred
you can buy cheaper FROM the business
men 81 your own town tllan'auywlisre else.
They eau afford to sell as cheap as the
MERCHANTS Of nsighboring places, aud you
may DO sure that they do 90.
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Thos. Anderson and Miss Margaret L.
Thompson. were puited in matrimouy BY
the writoS, on Saturday, tho 9th inst, in
Valley, City. ~ az. II.
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HARTFORD cry.

49,
0nr.Gais Furnaces are now in full blast.
which gives littleappro inspiration aed
aetiyitys.o our place aud will enable some
Of our people 10 lessen their store accounts,
which, We presume, will be very crafty
ing to them.
The Republicans If our city arc very
much ciatcd oyer the result of tho election
in our place. ba. are a good deal nettlsd
over the result iu,the county and State, n
IIarlf4rd has acted her part well, not only
at the lastseloctim, but all through the
bloody contest with treason for The life Of
tie nation. We feel, however, that be-
cause Of apathy and wicked prejulices of
the spirit thatlfrcd upon the Gag Of the
natisp as it aoated over Srmptcr, has tri-
.umphed for the time being.
Our Democratic bra.heron had quite
time Of rejoicing tha other night oyer the
result of the election, and presume they
fcIsa good deal better than We did, for we
felt very much like sleeping. but they would
not let US. We tried to bear it as well as
We could, because ne could not help our
selves, and therefore consoled ourselves
with the thought that perhaps, it was we'll
enough, for there had been but little cause
for rejoicing on that side siuccithcir Bull
Run victory. sEvery dog has bis day
The public school is nov, under way
We have Gu our registry 100 scholars, and
expect it to swell shortly to upwards Of
200. Beat that, if you can.
Thos. Anderson and Miss Margaret L,
Thompson. were united in matrimouy BY
the writoE on Saturday, the 9th inst, in
Valley. Civ. X &ij. III.
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umphed for che time being.

The public school is nov, under way
We have Gu our registry 100 scholars, and
expect it to swell shortly to upwards Of
200. Beat that, if you can.
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...p!: !,
AtEOfoAL PROPERTIES AND Us rs.

MEUlVAh tkVtE y TBS ANU voE ~
BuehulSases arcgently stim1laht. witllta
,nceuliRf tenlcncy 10 the urinafy Organs
s1'hey dc givun II conf lSinls N sic Urinary
f)fgans, such ~ Gravel. chfouI CAtAfrh Of
iGc Bladder. Morbid Irritation 81 lie Bidder
md Srrtlra, Disease Of thcs Prostate Glnltl,s
and .nstpnt lon or flcoNtlnence Of Urlies from
(, loss 81 tons In the. parts cpucerned seys
aonation lTh6tImody3hNs also bceil r,lconis
.mauaad In gll yspepsia, Chronic RheumatisDt
Cutananas AAscttsht, Chronic Rheumatism,
and DgSI.syy '''' n
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Z A MYSTERY SOLVED! Fifteen Min,
"a utes. Private Conversation with Married
two stamps Address Nss. b. N '1GER q.
Remover. Pa. ssisa ~.
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no CONSITSIPTIV Es.
: ERRORS OF YOUTH!

EF1HOh0 vi SO ~
A GENTLEMAN who suffered tpr senrs
"A from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects of youthful ipdlscretion
will, for the sake Of suffering hpasniiy, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and direction
for making the simple remedy by whieh he
vas cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by lhs
advertisers experience can do SO by address
JOHN B, OGDEN.
nov lO=ly - Cedar Street, New York.
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Iris very easy matter to criticise q
newspaper, but 70 print one TO please
evcryb.ly aal ih9 rest OF maa'siaa, is no
snail undertaking Those who Cad fault
with every litlG itrm which does not suit
their ideas ofright aud sraug should buy
typ all publish an organ Of their own. =
LEI ,brm try ii for while. and il they
.d,a'i get some new ideas outIiis subject
then We arc no judges Of ihaman nasPro-
hat all
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HOnEs. nEALTH, HAPPINRSS.

How 70 NJ OBTAINED yOR Five DpllarsI :
PrASrAfioSs, FaRxs, vftLA SIFeA AND Town
Tor. at The GREAr. PsrafIGN LAM SiLE. Aiken,
s. O. The .'Saratoga 81 the South. 4ShourS
from n. Y. The most delightful climate 10
the world Free frogi The rigots ~ Northern
winters, exempt from Throat Diseases. Vine
yards aud orchards In full bssrings Por de-
scriptive pamphlet. address; with stamp, J. o,
DERBY. Augusta, Ga,
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For Circular and Terms, apply or address,
j. N ROGERS a co


dl9 LiornFy Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
C4ufiCs. Do not he imposed upon BY OF, cr
parties palinin!g off worthless casttiFon ma
chimes under The same nance or olheywiso
Ours il the OILY genuine an,l reniiy praeiic..
al cheap machine manufactured,
Oct - 3mi -. .
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IMpoRFAYF -Ibe QRmsnissloner OF In
,erppl Roye6le LAS issued an order requi-
,ios return on The 18th Of November,
1919. q be furnished to the Assistant
Ass ssors ofthc several Districts, the fol.
loving stltcment: Fi,si. Showing the
kind aud q,aatity (in proof gallons) Of
shirt. 10 hispossossiOu, classified rs fol-
laRs: B andy, Whisky, Gin, Bum, High
Vine. Alcohol add Fruit Braulios;; giving
.hc imported separate from the domestic
liquors
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A dne lot Of stoves Of all patterns has
5psrhacO rece;;$ea at tho Tin Shop. Nj.
GneIe sells everything inihis line at the
'cry lowest prices Give him a call.
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A WAY WITH SpECFA CLES. Old eyes
% made new, easily without docioror med
icinc Sent pp.tpald on receipt. Of 10 cents,
Addr.ss Dt p 3 Foote, 1870 Lexington avenue :
Nov York
( IL kinds Of Magistrate H!snks on Dan
! and for salcas THIS. OFF en- \
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A MONSTER A monster icc.housc Is
being erected by B L. Miles, on tie lot
between the Methodist Church and the
Courthouse. If he gets it filled this win
ter, there will be no ice left to fill other
houses.
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-Last Sunday Gle bodY o.:

/ nnowSEn Last Sqnday t4e body Ola
.,lo,sd.mali mas Saud floating in the "a:
.,wba River just above The. mouth Of
. r. Creek. aud brought 70 shore
A. inquest was acllby Squire French;
nd ne Jury returned a verdict q accidsn-
81 JfoTpipg Tsis-supposed to be the
Soly Of black man Who fell overheard
FINN tlio Huntingdon some two weeks
.i.,o. A-pOcket bpok containing $l4 70
"a, found on bis person His body was
Larisi in The grave ysralat this place.
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lTIIIhnrsday Morning.
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cti'AMMERiNG catsd.by- B'.,es AypliaU.
- ces. For description address Simpson &
Co, Box 5u76, IN. Y. fJtS a 81
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1MpRovEMsYr Our entcrp4sing, fel'
low-townsman, u. i. Miles, has been ma ;
king qqite an improvement to TIC trout Of
his Drug Store, He believes in hasingI
tIiogs right.
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Ara meeting 9tthe Point Pleasant Lit.
Orary Soaioty m tho evening Of Noycpber
4thTit was fesatsel that -tlis Society moot
again at the Old room in the Academy
building, on Fsplly evening, November
llth. and 90 iato permanent organization
anl discuss III .f,loxlng question: "Whieh
is the stronger element III @raapg char
ac;er, & daeaiion or Constitution" 1t is
hoped that all the mem6ers will be pres
eat On next Friday evening, and engage
in this discussion. Tho question i, sub
mitted for miscellaneous da5ite entirely.
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PRaAcllSe Rev, NJ. Hnrdwick,
t6'ptis) will preach in the NJ. 3. Church,
South next sunday morning at 1Oa
O'clock The public arc invited.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

Train No. leaves Springfield at 90 A. NJ, Joanna
] OF, Cold Run 10, Geigcrtown %, White Bear
leaves Birisboro at 40 T. NJ, Hampton 40, White
Bear 81, Gcigertown IS, Cold Run o., Joanna
ID, Springfield 90
Train No. !, North, connects at Chadd's Ford with
Trains on u. Q. X. H., arriving in Philadelphia at
10 H. M, and arriving In Baltimore at 10 p. nl.,
and at C0atesville with train arriving in Philadel
pia at % a. H., and at Harrisburg at 12 85 p M,
and ut Brdsboro' with train arriving at Reading at
III IS u. IN.
Train No, O. North connects at Chadti's Ford with
train arriving in Philadelphia Mt so p: M, and at
COatcsve with train on Pennsylvania Railroad for
all points West, and at Hrdsboro' with train arriy-
Ing In Reading at 20 p. III.
Train No. 3, North, connects at Chadd's Ford with
train arriving In Philadelphia at s35 P. Nj. and ut
Port Deposit at s.22 +. Nj. AT Coatesve with Gin
cnnatt Express West and Harrisburg Accommodate
tlon East on Pennsylvania railroad.
Train No. 4, North. connects at BirdshorO' with
train arriving In Philadelphia at 10 20 and In Read
ing at 10 20 a. m.
Train No. |, South, connects at Coatesville with
parkesburg train on Pennsylvania railroad. AT
Chadds Ford with trains on Baltimore Central, ar
TYING at Fhiladepnia at a. M and IN Baltimore at
il.i5 p N. AT Wilmington with train arriving in
philadelphia, at 10 30 A. m., and train on Delaware
Railroad leaving at 10 10 a. III.
Train No. 2, South, connects at Brdsboro' with
train leaving Pottsville at 90 a. M and Reading
10 50 A. NJ. At Coatesville with Through Train on
pennsylvania Railroad for all points West
Train No. 3, South, connects ut Coutesyile with
Harrisburg Accommodation East, anu Cincinnati
EXPRESS West On Pennsylvania Railroad. At Chadds
fuIu WIN tram arriving AT oxford ut 1910 y. IN.
Train No. !, South, connects at Birdsboro' with
train leaving Philadelphia at bib p. inland Reading
at 6.35 p. IN.
A Daily :tage from West Chester connects at
Sagers with all trains.
j. c. SHAlPLEsS,
Engineer and General Superintendent.
Gainesville, July $, 1870. jans,d div
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srrofnla of long standing, which Is rap
idly improving under its use, and the
Indications are that the patient will soon
recote'. hive carefully examined the
10 mu'a by which your ROsadalis Is
made, and lind II an excellent compound
of Alternative ingredients.
Dr. Sparks, Of Nicholasville, KY, say
lie has used Rnsadalis in cases of Scroll
tla and Secondary syphilis with satlss
factory results-as a cleaner Of the blood
| know NO better remedy.
Samuel q. McFaddcn, Murfreesboro'
Tenn, says:
have used seven bottles of Rosadaiis,
and am entirely cured OF Rheumatism ;
send me four bottles as wish 1t for my
brother, who has scrufulpns sore eyes.
BENJAMIN Bechtol, of Lima, Ohio,
writes, have suffered for twenty years