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i
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REGISTER having lieen the
the Capital of the State for
more than HQ yearn, the present proprietors will
spare no pains or expense the coming year to
make the Register, a first chris newspaper in
every reictt.
Resides other able writers, we hive sccnml th
services of Rev. Henry llardie as traveling Cor-
respomlent, whose interesting Ictcrs, over the
signature of " Itinerant which tave apjienrcd
ucca-ionally during the past year In one of our
c ity cotcmporaries attracted suclt universal at
tention throughout the State. Tht columns of
the RkgisTek will each week le enriched by one
of his athnirahle letters, from different parts of
the State, startling news, incidents, lo?al matters
mi 1 1 reininisences, together with facts and prac
tical suggestions concerning the Agriculture and
Mechanical interests of the State, whi h will le
alike very entertaining r.n 1 instructive.
Special attention will lc paid to our Vashing
ton, New York, and Local Correspondeo -e from
every part ot the State.
Its Editorials will 1 devoted to the adv. acv of
sterling Uxiox REPUBLICAN Prlnciplk-. pay
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n Hairs, sustaining the plan of reconstructioi, pro
hsci1 1 iy Congress, and opposing every fo in of
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
i
DOMESTIC RECEIPES,
HINTS ON AGRICULTURE,
HORTICULTURE,
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECISIONS,
GENERAL ORDERS,
ami a large amount of
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newing his subscription and sending us $3,0t, we
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guished Union Generals. Or every subscrilier
sending us" $3,00 will be presented with the world
renowned book, Carpenter's Six Month at the
While House with Abraham Lincoln, many thou
sands of which have been sold. Price $1,50.
For 2 subscri!ers and $G,00 we will send Col
Fohti W. Forney's letters From Europe, a book
that sells, for $2,00, or we will give any $2,00
iok from any Bookstore in this city.
For 5 sulacribcni at $2,50 each, ($12,50) w
will send one half dozen Silver Plated Tea Spoon
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win send a Webster's Unabridured Dictionary
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ViUO.
For 20 subscribers at $2,50 each, ($50,00) we
will send a Common Sense Sewing Machine, worth
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HELPER & CHAPIN,
PROPRIETOBS.
RALEIGH
1)1 (
BIT
1UAI
km mi
New, Series.
gALE OF XALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
Ruction i
Oil the 21st daviof December lftr.7 in Tin ran-
unce of deer je in Equity, made at June Term
last of the Supreme Court of N. C, in the case
wherein me Heron Mining Company is eomplain
entanl Joseph Weismnn is respondent, I shall
1 ea to sen at tfce door of the Court House of
the county of Wakq, in the of Raleigh, to the
highest bidder, the! following described pronertr.
to-wit: Alout .
SIXTEEN f RACTS OP LAND,
!
containing in all some
4.OO0 ACKES.
Also the mining if-h He-re uiion two other tracts
Ot some
1,000 ac uns on itioue.
Thfc ltl U ;tuale1n the" County "of" Wake.
and near the Citv of Raleigh. There is n rontiu-
lO.is anl many pnrailel veins of (irajihite, Plnm
1 a :o or Black Isjl, tnucli of it of the highest
quality, extending throughout the entire chain of
tracts, some twelves miles in length.
lerins ;j per cent, cash, and the residue; cf thf
purchase money upon a credit d ot.o, two and
three vears. E. B. FREEMAN.
Clerk i cm : Ocui t N. '..
Oct. 2'J, 18C7. $wtd. -
F. BUR II AIM'S CELEBRATED
French Jonv
nl Turbine
Wnter-
jWlieel.
Tliis WHEEIj, the Greatest Invention of the
age, snrjasses nil other wheels in ower, economy
of water, and steajiucss of run, simp? in con
struction and a muHtcrpiece of worlmanship. It
is not liable to get out ot order, and troni its
osition in the flume is accessible at all times.
It is cheaper than any other wheel (of the same
weight and finish) in, market.
2" Send for circular.
tM" l'ersons ordering these Wheels can have
them put up by most com v tent workmen at a
small cost. Address all orders to
E. H. C II ESTERMAN,
Millwright and Engineer,
Richmond, Va.
aug 3-w3m Sole Agent for Va. & N. C.
rpHE YOUNG LADY'S FRIEND,
Specimen Copy 10 ct.
THE LADIES' HOME MAGAZINE,
Specimen Copy 15 eU.
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ful premiums offerel to getters up of club lists.
Seud for Specimens to
W. T. HORNER,
Nov 2 tf Buffalo, N. Y.
JJEST DELED TEUIT
FOR FAMILY USE.
Families or Schools, desirintr to snpplr them
selves with a ginxl article of Dried Fruit for winter
use, can have any kind, or an assortment, care
fully selected and packed in half-barrels or barrels,
by applying to the undersigned.
Apples, oeled and unpeeled Peaches, Pears
Cherries and PInms, now on band and constantly
shipping. K. A. VOGLER,
sep 13-lm. Salem, N. C.
EMORESTSi MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
universallv acknowledged the Model Parlor Maga
line of America;: devoted to Original Stories,
Poems, Sketches, Architecture and Model Cot
tages, Household .Matters, uems or inougnt,
Personal and Literary Gossip (including special
cpartmentson fashions), Instructions on Health,
Music. Amusements, etc., tv the iwstauthors, ami
profusely illustrate! with costly Engravings ,tuu
si), useful and reliable Patterns, Embroideries
aiui a constant succession of artistic novelties
with other useful and entertaining literature.
No person of refinement, economical housewife
or lady of taste, can afford- to do without the
Model Monthly. Single copies, .JO cents ; ihick
numbers, as srieciiuons. 10 cents : either mailed
free. Yearly, $3,. with a valuable premium ; two
copies, $5 AO ; three copies, $ 7 "0 ; five copies,
12, and splendid premiums tor clubs at $ each,
with th first prenii urns to each subscriber.
A new Wheeler & Wilson SewingMachine
for 20 sulxtcriU'rs.at eiwh. Address,
W. JENNINGS DEMOREST,
Xo. 473 Broadway, New York.
D,infrf-t8 Monthly and Young America to
gether $ 4, with the premiums for each.
Nov : tf
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
RJ
ALKIGH Si GASTON RAILROAD CO.,
Superintendent s Office,
Raleigh, N. C, Oct. 14th, 18C7.
On and after October 15th, 18(57, Trains will
run on the U.ileigh & Gaston 1 tail road as follows :
Mail Train leaves Raleigh 10 10 A. M.
Arrives at Weldon. 8,17 P. M.
Mail Train leaves Weldon 10,35 A. M.
Arrives at Raleigh 3,50 P. M.
Freight Train leaves Ralei h... 7,00 A. M.
" " arrives at R elgh. .5,00 P. M.
The Mail Trains make T ROUGH connections
with all points North.
A. B. ANDREWS.
Oct. 15. tf. Supt. Tvan
QLD LIGHTNING RODS REPAIRED.
J. C. CARTER,
WITH
LOUGEE BROTHERS,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Raleigh
and the public at large that he is prepared to re
pair Old Lightning Rods at short notice, as he is
an experienced workman in the business.
C39 Call at Lou-rce Brother's Shoo. sep 24
STEVE. S HOUSE,
21, 23, 24 X- 27 I'.roadway, New York
Opposite Bu rling Green,
On the European Plan,
rriHE STEVENS HOUSE, Is well and widely
JL known to the travelling public. The locu
tion is especially BuitaUc to nierchants and busi
ness men ; it Lin close proxiouty to the business
part of tlie citjis on the highway of Southern
and Western travel and adjacent to all the prin
cipal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
THE STEVENS HOUSE kas liberal accom
modation for oyer 800 guests it L well furnish
ed, and possesses every modern improvement for
thecomfort and entertainment of its inmates. The
rooms are spacious and well ventilated provided
with gas and water the attendance is prompt
and respectf ul4-and the table is generously pro
vided with every delicacy of the season at mod
erate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and re
modeled, we are enabled to offer extra facilities
for the comfort and pleasure of our Guests.
UMJ. A tUAMi H LO.,
lYoprieUrrt,
3-tf
AffTEBlTO RENT A piano.
Encjnire at tbis office. sep 13-tf
IE Z -TAT Hi EI ISLXl."3r E
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The New Yobk TlMEsJ:has' recently lcij en
larged to the sbw of the) London, Times, and is
now one of the largest and .cheapest newspapers
in the wbrM. Each nuinfr of 'each edition ton--tains
eight pages of seven long columns -each,
making ffty-x columns; ;Ju: 1L .Jt is always
printed oj gocnl pajer and, in clear type -.making
it the hauilsdmest af id mobT le'glMe NeWsbaperih
the Unite StaUs. u ! ' , .' : ;
'Die llkss aims, first of ..all, t give tlie eailiest
and mobt reliable NE IPS from all sections of the
United States and fron aTl'parW of the World: 1
Its CORRESPONDEKCE, Faroig and Domestic, in
variety, fullness and literary iiiteres und ability,
is not surpassed by that of any other journal. In
the Southern States esrciallr'.'frorH wrhich it has
been so difficult to obtain reliable mformRtlon, the
Times has a Lrrge number of, aide, intelligent and
candid correspondents whose reports of incidents
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from every Capital in Europe it receives early and
reliable intelligence.
In its Editorial Department the Times seeks
to criticize passing events of every kind w ith can
dor, intelligence and a paramount regard for the
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ways appeals to mere passion, and uinis to direct
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mental principles of the union Party seeking
the Restoration of Pence and Union upon the li-
sLs of Eqiud Rights and rniversal justice, and
urging always and everywhere the elevation and
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lealing with tlte Sonth it will insi.t upon a just
and considerate olicy demanding full and steady
oU'.liciHv to the Constitution und laws of the
Union ample protection for the enfranchised slaves
in all their rights of life,' lilerty and projcrty
the development of the material resources of the
country, and the general advancement of all classes
of the KXple in education, morality and religion.
AH topics, in all departments, foreign and domes
tic, will receive in the IiiiES full and careful dis
cussion.
In LlTERAKV criticism and intelligence, the
TLMK8 will le especially full and complete. Flal-
orate and extended Reviews will 1 made of new-
works that may deserve them, and no jmins will
le spared to make this Department more than ever
satisfactory.
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nancial Reports ot the JlMES will he prepared
with quite as much care, and will le in every re
sj)ect at least as full und satisfactory as those of
any other pcr.
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kinds, of Proceedings in C ourts, of public meet
ings, etc., etc., will le full and reliable.
Nt pain or expense iriU he uporrrf tomnke
the Times tlic most valuable, interesting and re
liable nejixptiper m tie United State. It bus a
very large corps of able and exjHTieneed writers
in every department, ami will add to their num
licr, both at oine and abroad, as circumstances
may require.
The following are the prices of the several edi
tions, payable in all cases in advance :
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The " (Sunday Edition included) 12
Semi-Weekly Times, one year 3
Semi-Weekly Times, two copies one year. . 5
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These prices are invariable. We have no travel
ing agents. Remit in Ghecks or Post-office Money
Orders if isvssihle. Address
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rHE KURAL GENTLEMAN,
A MONTHLY JOURNAL, 1
n ISLI!11KD II V
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Devoted to
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Ho rtieulture.
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Floriculture.
We give especial attention to this branch of Rural
lile.
Fruit Growing.
Ujon this subject we wiil give you the Unefit of
the practical experience of the lst Fruit
growers. Stock Halting.
This Department will have able articles from
writers of experience. '
Agriculture.
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aid the young and old.
II ou sek eep ing.
The good
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closing stamp. jul l'J-tf
LAW BOOKS FOR SALE !
We have the following LAW BOOKS for sale :
STEPHEN ON PLEADING, 2 copies.
CIIITTY'S BLACKSTONE.
JONES' LAW REPORTS, vols. 1,2 3 and 4.
IREDELL'S LAW REPORTS, tol. 9.
" DIGEST, 2 vols.
JONES'
3 vols.
These Books have been somewhat nsed aud can
be had at a Imrgain. jul 12
NICHOLS, GORMAN & NEATHERY.
yyATSON'S GALLERY,
PHOTOGRAPHS, Colored in Oil.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Colored in Water Colors.
PHOTOGRAPHS, in India Ink.
PHOTOGRAPHS, in Pastell.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Large.
PHOTOGRAPHS. Small.
IVORYTYPES, Poreelain Pktarcs. ,
AMBROTYPES. '
. .: . FERREOTYTES.
All execututed 'with -neatness and dispatch at
Watson's Galxkby,' Raleigh. Ni C.
jal!2-ly
N. C, DECEMBER 20,
D.
W. C.
BEIVBOW,
GREENSBORO, N. C,
HAS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST
STOCK of
has ever hud.
GENERAL! MERCHANDIZE he
DRY-GOODS,
(is
HATS and
shoes,
GROCERIES,'
HARDWARE and.
CUTLERY,
HARNESS MAKER'S' MATKRIAS in end
less variety., ; . . ;..'.!': -
, GLAZIER'S MATEKLALSfull supply.
: PAINTS OILS, AND DYE STUITS sup
iply extraordinary.
GLASS OP' ALL' A i LARGER sup
ply than usually kept in tliis market.
reruvkij Guano, Kaw Bone Thosphate
LLme, Plaster, and Plows.
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.
SHEETING, COTTON YARN, SNUFF.
NAILS, CANDY, ROPE, SMOKING
TOBACCO.
All for Sale at Wholesale or Retail.
PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADES, &e.
ALSO AGENT FOB
Wheeler & Milleck's Thrasher fc Cleaner.
P. S. His Store at at Jamestown is well sup
plied with all the alove varieties, at same prices
as sold at, in Greenslxjro
T ORTH-WESTERN FARMER,
An Illustrated
MAGAZINE OF III II AL LIFE,
- A Journal of Agriculture, Horticulture and
Household Economy. Royal quarto, (28 pages,)
handsomely bound in tinted covers. Terms $1 50
a year. This is the largest, finest and cheapest
Farm Journal in the West, ami equal to any in
America iv every respect. It is in all respects a
first class Rural Magay.ine, and during the past
two years has met with the greatest success of
any paper err started in this sect ion. The third
volume liejj.ns January 1st, 18ft-.
Look at the following otters :
To each subscrilier a copy of the Western
Farmer's Annual and Rural Companion, for
1.W, a lxk of 64 jwges, containing a Calendar
and list of farm duties for each month, ractical
essays on Agriculture, Horticulture, Home Adorn
ment, &c, price 25 cents, will le' given as a
premium. To agents we offer Jewing Machines.
Hand Loo rs, and r. variety of other useful ar
ticlcs, liooks, &c., on the lest terms ev er offered
by any publisher.
Farmers, Farmers' Wives, Farmers' Sons, Farm
er's Daughters, or auv one else with energy and
industry, can make five to ten dollars a day with
out leaving their own ne?g!dorhoods. .bvcrvliodv
will either sulscribe for the Farmer awl get the
Annual free, or buy one of the Agent, to whom
a lame commission is allowed on all they sell.
A Jilieral Offer: We will send a copy of the
Annual, a specimen copy f the Farmer, (coutain
ing full partieulars.) and subscription papers, all
jH'.st paid, for twe ity cents. Now is the time to
make up clubs. All who subscribe now get three
numliers of this vear free, in addition to the pre-
niiiiin. Addres, 1. A. uiV.t',
decl-tf Indianapolis, Ind.
N
E V GOODS
AT
GREENSBORO', N. C.
I AM RECEIVING and owning and constant!;
aiming to mv stocK oi
JALL AND WINTER GOODS,
On the corner of East Market and Davie Streets,
lttcr known as the
Rankin fc .McLean Corner,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
My GOODS are ALL NEW and well selected
and co: ist of
DHY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
B007S, SHOES HA TS,
LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS,
in short
Everything usually kept in this Market
Thankful for past patronage, I ask a continu
ance of the same. Call and see, before purchas
ing. Terms exclusively
CASH OR BARTER.
There is a hitching lot, at the end of my store,
for the accommodation, of my country customers
20-ly , i,.," S. STEELE. ,
rp the Bud Holders , of the
If." ev RAIL RPAD OOlCAKt. ,f
OFFICE "N. C: RAIL ROAD COMPANY, ('
" Company Shops, N,C, Nov. v,18G7. A
Most of you having agreed with my predecessor,
Mr. Webb, to take new for your old bonds, I take
this method of informing you we are now readj
for the exchange.
To capitalists 1 would say, we will sell $300,000
of eight Jier cent coupon bonds, secured by mort
gage on the Road, and payable in five, ten, or
twenty years, as the purchaser may desire inter
est payable semi-annually.'
The debt of the Company is about $700,000.
Bonds to fund this debt will be issued.
The property mortgaged to secure the payment
of these bonds is worth in currency seven millions
of dollars. There can he no better security.
The bonds will be sold only at par. ;
JOSIAH TURNER, Jb.
Nov. 18 Gw. Pres't N. O. B, R. Co.
TEMORESrS YOUNG AMERICA,
U
the best Juvenile Magazine. Every Boy and Girl
thtLt sees it savsso: all the Press says sot and
Parents and Teachers confirm it. Do ,not fail to
Recure a conv. A srood Microscope, with a Glass
cylinder to confine Irving objects, or a good two
bladed, pearl PbcketvKHife, and a large number
of other desirable articles, given as premiums to
each subscriber. ; , . -, ,
Yearly, $1 JM). The Noyeniber Nnmher com
mehces a1 new'iolame.' " ' ' -
Pahlished by W. iENNINGS DEMOREST,
..;-. '. t. 4: ri Broadway, New York.
Try it, Boys and-GifU- : Specimen t copies fiye
rents, mailed free. Not 5 tf '
' cents, mailed free.
ID I TIO KT:.
HEBEST
BLOOD rUJUFIER
INTHEWORLD
DR. LAWRENCE'S
CELEBRATED
RO S A D AL I S .
HEAD THE, FOLLOWING ... .
HOME CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSI
' CIANS.
We hereby certify thtt the Uosadalis is pre
pared by a Physician who is an experienced Phar
maceutist and Chemist, and that his remedy is
an efficient and reliable one in Scsofula, Sv-hi-Ba,
&e., it having performed some remarkable
cures in this vicinity.
, ; , , ,. W. A. DUG G AN, M. D.
' , " E. BARNES.il. D.
' R. W. KING, M. D. '
Wilson, N. C, February 4th, 18J. f
We hereby certify that we regard Dr. Law
rence's CoinjxKind Extract of Rosadalis as a reli
able Alterative
A. D. MOORE, M. 1).
L. A. ST1TH, M. D.
Wilson, N. C. May 10, 1807.
Edgecombe County, N. C, May Sd, 18G7.
Da. J. J. Lawrenck Dear Sir: Please send
me immediately cr Express to Tarlro', two
dozen more Ixittles of votir Rosmlalis. 1 have
carefully examined its Formula, and have used it
in my practice in a number of eases. I am well
pleased with it. I think it, Ix-yond doubt, the
liest Alterative I ever used. 1 have tried it m
several cases of Scrofula snd Scrofulous affec
tions, &c, with much satisfaction to myself and
patients. I have also used it in Secondary and
Tertiary Syphilis, Tone a terrible case of eight
years' standing, in which it acted with surprising
and satisfactory effect making a quick and tho
rough enje. I have, therefore, no hesitation in
recommending it to Physicians and others, as the
most reliable Alterative now known.
Respectfully vours, &c.
A. B. NOBLES, M. D.
.4 "tyoitflrrful Curs of Scrofulous Wliile Swell
ing. fnOMK CERTIKICATE. I
I hereby certify that last Septeiuler I was at-J
tacked with White Swelling ot the lett knee
and also with an enlargement of the glands of
the neck one tufnor reached a large size. The
swelling of the knee was enormous, and was at
tended with the most excruciating pains. 1 was
so reduced that I was confined to my room over
three months. My leg was y completely drawn
lip that I could not U-nd it all. 1 tried various
remedies, and they failed to give me any relief.
I was in this condition when I commenced taking
Dr. Lawrence's Rosadalis. The swelling in the
knee and neck liegan to sulfide lie fore I took all
of the first bottle. By the time I took the second
Itottle, the swelling of the neck entirely disap
peared, aud that of the knee nearly so. After
taking three lottles I found myself completely
well able to walk as well as'cver, &c.
LATIMER WILLIAMS.
Wilson, May. 12, 1807.
Itoitadali mil aire the very worse eases of Chro-
... ic JikenuiatUn.
home certificate.
Wilson, N. C, May fi, )8C7. -I
hereby certify thnt I was enred of long stand"
ing Chronic Rheumatism, by takmg four bottles
of Dr. Ijiwrerice's Rosadalis.
JAMES WILLIS.
Rosadalis Cures Gurhiuwles, Boils, Pimple, dec.
CERTIFICATE FROM AN OLD AND MUCH RES
PECTED CITIZEN OF GREENE COUNTY, NOW
A RESIDENT OF WILSON, N. C.
I hereby certify that, during the summer and
fall of 18(B I was severely afflicted with Carbun
cles having had as many as fourteen large Car
buncles, and twelve ordinary Boils. I suffered so
much from them that I could not get out of the
house half the 'time for several months. Being
induced to try Dr. Luwrence's Rosadalis, I was
entirely cured by the use of one Kittle of that
truly tuluable medicine.
W..A. BAR DEN, Sr.
Wilson, May 11th, 1807.
Consumption, in its Early Stages can.be cured.
Baltimore, Md., March 4th, 18G7.
Dear Dr. Lawrence:)- daughter having
lieen cured of a deeply seateil disease of the lungs
by your Rosadalis, 1 feel it my duty to make
the fact known to you for the benefit of others.
She suffered nearly two years with a hard cough,
which troubled her dav aiul night ; at last the
emaciated form, glassy eye, night sweats, together
with the cough, told too plainly that it was Coih-
sunmtion. bevond question, eating at her vitals.
Our Physician's remedies brought no relief. She
was advised to try your Rosadalis, as a tonic
which she did imagine my surprise and gratifi
cation, when I found her appetite returning.
Slowly she regained her Strength, her cough and
night sweats gradually ceased, and 6he is now,
after taking five bottles of your medicine, appa
rently as well as ever.
Yours, resjiectfullv,
Mrs. E. ANN SMITH.
, Rosadalis Cures all Skin Diseases.
SALT RHEUM CURED ! REMARKABLE CURE
Da. Lawrence. Wilson, N. C:
jfu Dear Sir r or the last ten vears, until
recently, 1 suffered with an inveterate eruption of
the skin -called by Physicians Salt Rheum,"
with which I suffered terribly; the pain and itch
ing tvnW almost intolerable. I tried several of the
best Physicians in Europe and this country have
Tisitcd several celebrated springs spent thousands
of dollars, and failed to get an v better. In De-
told by. a gcutlemas at Uic hotel that he had been
cured of a bad tetter by a medicine called Rosa
dalis. l resotveu to try u, wiinom any iiojh;
though of Its doing me any good. I procured a
bottle of Messrs. King & Uassidey, and conn
tnenced takinir it. t Finding, to my surprise, tliat
1 was improving, I liought four other bottles ; but
before commencing on tbe last two, l round l was
completely well the disease hav ing entirely dis-
aooeareu.
Enclosed hnd Une Hundred Liouars, wnicn
please aecept as a token of my gratitude. Why
do vou not make your invaluable Rosadalis widely
known ? Your .sincere friend,
W. T. SELTZER
Mijor John W. Dunham, one of the editors of
the Wilson North Carolinian, says in the issne
of the 10th April, 1807 1 "I believe, from per
sonal experience, that the Rosadalis is the finest
tonic ever prepared
' 3p Beware of Counterfeits,
fjr See that J. Ji LAWRENCE & Co.,
is blown on the bottle and stamped on the
cork. . . ..
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' - Wilson, N. U.
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Druggists, Raleigh,. N,.. C.
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