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Words of Wisdom.

From the Baltimore Gazette. February 10.
IF ever political prophecies and warn
ings were verified and justified by events,
the downward progress of this nation is
now sadly indicating the sagacious pa
triotism which foretold the consequences
of attempting to maintain by violence and
slaughter Q government founded on con-
sent. 1t would of course be folly to pre-
tend that any special wisdom was required
to foresee results so natural and obvious as
those which were predicted. The slightest
recollection of history-the faintest per-
ception of the relations between cause and
effect-ought to have made clear to
every REASONABLE mind the future Of
people who set about what they
called "saving" their political system
by trampling upon every principle and
guarantee which made it worth preserving.
The mere fanatics who had kindled the
flame could not be expected to see what
was plain to calmer eyes. They had nothing
but their own wicked purposes before
them, and they were ready and willing to
consummate these by the sacrifice Of both
the Constitution and the people. With
them peryersity or passion had put an end
to reason. But there were millions In the
northern States who were not fanatics, and
were not blind. There were hundreds Of
thousands who called themselves Demo-
crats-bundreds Of thousands more who
protested TO be conservative, law-abiding
sitzens. by whatever name they might
90 called. The destinies Of the nation
were IN their hands. They were COM
.nl..eo, ny principle and by pledges of the
most sacred character, to the mainte.
nance OF Justice and law, and 10 copcilia-
ton and peace. BY the slightest exercise Of
patriotism and manhood they could nave
saved the shedding Of every drop Of ffs.
ternal blood that stained tho contest, Thsv
could havs naiatsissd ths Constitution 81
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"Mike,p an is it yourself that will be
after tellin' me how. they make Ice
creamsln "Inz troth I can; don't they
bake them in cold ovens, to be sure
What is the difference between one who
walks and one who looks up q fight Of
stairs 7 One steps up stairs, and the other
stares up steps. !" = - Y
There Is q, man out West whose memory
Is so short that It only reaches to bis knees
consequently, he never pays Tor MS oooss'
Authors would do well to remember that
it is Roman virtue to abstain from italics.
Prentice. rs. tfts
The young lady who was driven to dis
traction had to walk back.
The preserve dealers motto: ! can"
The hypocrite's motto: " l can't"
Mehhomania is the new name for consti-
tutional and chronic drunkenness.
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IT." How is your husband this after
noon, Mrs. SquiggsY' "Why, the doc
tor SAYS as how If he lives till mornip' he
shall have some hopes Of him but. II he
don't he must give him up.' 3
1t is understood that ladies in Indiana
who wear numbers Z, s, and 9 boots, and
who are largely In the majority, are OPP
posed to the short dress style.
Why 10 q married man like candle !
Becass be sometimes goes out st night
whsu b ought not TO. =
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A Tragic story Tor . RecosstrncsAeA
POEM.
DEDICATED TO cossREss nj wfLLiAA
TRAcaBRAYs


THAcnBhAf'
From the dsrnan Of chanisso. !.
There lived a sage IN days Of yore,
And he a handsome pigtnil wore
Rnt wondered much and sorrowed more,
because Il hung behind him.
No unused upon this curious case,
And sworc he'd change the pigtaiis place
And have IL hanging at his face,
Not dangling there behind MIN.
Saw. he, "The mystery have found
mi turn me round /" He turned MIN round
But s,al IL hung behind him.
Then round and round, and out and In,
All day the puszled sage did spin 900
In yain-it matters not pin
The pigtdil hung behind MIN.
And right and left, and round about,
And mp and down, and In and out,
He turned; bnt still the pigtahs0u
Hung steadily behind MIN.
And though his efforts never slack, -
And though he twist, and Twill, ana TACK
Alas stiiifaithfui 70 his back, II ,sisf
The pig tail hlpgs behind him. .e.g
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PUMPING A WITNEss.-A lawyer, en-
gagged in a case, tormented witness so
much with questions that the poor fellow
at last cried for water. =.
"There," said the Judge, 81 thought
you'd pump him dry" IT,
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Some newspaper reporter in Chicago WIN
get his hair pulled If he don't mind. nc
talks Is this way: 80.
II there are prettier women than blondes'
they are brunettes. Cleopstra was bru-
nette. Rachel was brunette-and 80 II
Mas l.. If one wants O firt take bru'
nette If one wants cook, take blonde
she has no inspirations, but she is reliable
if one wants wife, take neither.
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IMPUDENcE.-Bashfuln is more fire.
quently connected with what we call good
sense than we find assurance and impu-
dence, on the other hand, is often the effect
of downright stupidity.
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RIoHnoTD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.
RIogaoSD. VA. February o. 1877.
&W 81 81

81 R1 Ie
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
w MONDAY the lith instant the trains on this
road will run AZ follows:
Leave Richmond daily at AIS A. II. and 7DP.
r., Snd arrive ct Petersburg 81 $40 4. u. and So
Leave Petersburg daily at IA. n. and io.lsP.
n, and arrive at Richmond ~ s.22 A. n. and II. 10
p. n. All Of the above mentioned trains make
close connections with the trains for the North and
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii
lsavs Richmond Ut 1880 A. u. and Petersburg at
N.l5AM.
The 10. is P. n train from Petersburg will stop
only at hester, and l.l5 A. II. and the 2lo r. N.
trains will stop only ~ Rics's, Hall way, Chester
and Manchester, signal being given and The
a. b. train from Petersburg and the ACCohho.
DATION TEAMS will stop 1t places named In the
Psssenssrs going 10 Glover Hill or stopping
places on that road, Will take the l.s M: train
from Richmond on MONDAYS, wednesday,
and FRIDAYS.
checked through every day ceptsundsy.
The train leaving here a. 10 Z connects
with the train at Petersburg for Norfolk, and
train viii leave Norfolk at 7. NJ, conneciing
with our night train At Petersburg, irving In
Richmond at ii 90 p. n. b. II clLL.
ne I. iiDts Engineer and supsrin,endent.
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~ - 49,
DICHMON AND DANVILLE
IL RAILROAD-CHAN0E OF SCHEDULE.
ON and after THURSDAY, January u, 1857, the
trains will run a. follows:
iYNCHBURG AND DANvILLg AND WAY AC.
COMMODATION PASSENGER TRAIN. 3
Leave Richmond daily, except Sundays,
Leave Danviils daily, except Sundays,
connecting at B;URKEViiJLE with train. on the
Southsids road. Passengers for station. on that
road, Lynchburg, Knoxville, nashville, Memphis,
&c take th!z train.
THROUda ExPksss MAIL TRAIN GoiSG
WEST.
leaves Richmond daily at........"...7.oP
Leaves D4nyille daily at......:.......".sssP Z. N.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greensboro daily fundamentally M.
Leaves Danvllls daily at..............;.t - r N.
Passengers for all stations west OF Dsnville,
Charlotte, Columbia. Charleston, Augusta, Macon,
Savannah, Columbus, atlanta, MONTGOMERY, New
Orlsans via Columbia, &c take this train
THOMAS D0DAMBAD,
"a m Superintendent.
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PRICES +:

wERTH, RATHBUN B CO.,
Office Tenth street near Main. Yards, Seventh
near Canal, and south side OF dock, corner OF
N,nat.anfh fe Its
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COAL AND WOOD.

MIDLOTHIAN COAL AND COKE.
wi Orders promptly filed for MIDLOTHIAN
COAL and SOFT COKE. Also, L0RBERRY RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL-egg and stove sizes.
Anthracite coal sold by weight:
8. P. LATHR0P, Agent,
fe Is Eighteenth street, south side Dock.
WOOD. WOOD, WOOD.-FIRE AND
w KINDLING W60D CUT AND SPLIT UP
10 twelve inches long or any sise, and cord wood
sawed to suit customers, furnished and delivered
at the very lowest cash prices Orders respectfully
Cash orders left with L. Wagner, druggist, Sixth
and Broad streets; Davies Musical Exchange,
Tenth and Main streets; W. II. Scott, druggist
Seventeenth and Franklin streets, and At Wood
Mill, Canal between Tenth aud Eleventh streets,
or with kindling wood carts on the street, Will De
promptly attended to. ,pu,
fe IL FEED. L. ANDhbW.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-GARY d
"A CRUTCaFIBLD, Eight street. near the packet
landing, have just received 100 tons superior
crates and stoves. Also, SOFT COKE, BITUMI,
NOUS COAL, and OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed
or nnsawed, for sale at lowest market rates
ia l3-ln
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OYYrcE VIRGINIA CesrsaL RAttsoAp,l
RIcBHosp, February u, 1891.

@N9 u g
NEW THROUGH LINE To BALTT-
In MORE By VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAiLROA DS.
MAKING CLOSE CONgECT1oEs WITH B.Lfi'
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD FOR NEW YORK
AND THE wESTERN CITIES.
! No change OF ears at night between Richmond
and Alexandria.
Fare a. low - BY the Potomac route.
Trains leave Ut h slf-p6st A. VI. and r. ~
III ID. WHlTCoMB,
70 II General sunerlDtsndent.
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"The eternal law,
That where guilt il, sorrow all answer 1t.

That where guilt is, sorrow sh all answer It."
1t may be pleasant thing, while it lasts,
to WELD the mighty sceptres of legisa-
tive despotism. But the same history
which tells how legislative despotisms have
arisen, depicts as with the hand of fate the
perilous ignominy of their inevitable over
throw. 1t is no doubt agreeable to those
who hate the President, and seek his office
for themselves or for their friends or party
purposes, to find impeachment so simple
and effectual an engine. But such les
son, once taught, is forever learned, and
Presidents in embryo, it may be, will find
it not so pleasant in the times to come.
Were itonly on our rulers that time will
wreak its vengeance, we could afford to be
content and let the wheel roll on. But the
Greeks must suffer for the madness Of their
kings. The people are the victims on whom
the retribution will chiefly fall. And yet
whom have they to reproach for it J? They
had noble heritage, which they surren-
dered in order to destroy the heritage of
their brethren. 1t was richer than many
thrones, and they flung it away like beg
CARS portion. At this very moment, when
their whole boosted and once beloved in
situations are trembling in the balance,
their thought is less OF the constitutional
Government they are about to be deprived
Of than Of the unconstitutional currency
which may be deranged by its downfall.
Dark, indeed, is the valley Of the shadow
through which people so degenerate must
pass to better days!
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TOSEPH RODGERS q SONS GUILE
81 RY.-gNCOURA0k HokB IMPORTATION
We have .hs day ,:ssiysS Az A s sss9Isrs e ne
LRKY ever offered In this market. These goods
We have imported direct fron the manufsetursnt
10 satisfy purchasers. Ali IN want will plooSS
give us SssIl. BRANCH q CuRRAkf
r. corner Of klghth and Nstd Streets,
CNUFF-TAKERS can slways md ut
y WOODS PHARMACY superior article OF
pristoI gives special attention 20 keeping up he
IMPLY 81 aSttslss and Ais Efforts have bsen q.
Is: :s;ss ~ ; e: 81 s,sc ~ s'...'. : -
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The substitute TO House bill amending
title IS, Code Of 1860, in relation to pro-
ceedings in criminal cases, was again
taken up, and after much discussion upon
the various amendments, agreed to, and
the bill, as amended, was ordered to be
engrossed for third reading by vote Of
Al to Is.
After which the House adjourned.
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amendmant proposed by the Committee on
General Laws agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. OULD, the bill was then
amended by adding at the end Of the Sc
cond section the following proviso: "Pro-
vided that nothing in this act contained
shall be construed to authorize. the said
company to take or charge for the loan OF
forbearance Of money, or other things,
more than the legal rate Of interest"
The bill, US amended, passed.
THE TAX BILL.
House bill for the assessment Of taxes on
persons. property, income, and salary was
taken no. various amendments adopted,
aud pending its consideration the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House was called to order by the
Speaker. Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Jeter,
Of the Baptist Church.
PLACED ON THE CALENDAR.
A number Of bills were placed on the
calendar.
s....qs BILLS, ETC.
The following bills, resolutions, and Pc
titions were referred under Rule No. 81:
By Mr.. ScoTr.-The petition Of James
v. Musgrove to be relieved of certain fines
upjustly collected by the sheriff of Char
lotte.
By Mr.. PEED.-A bill to employ convict
laborers.
By Mr.. EvANs.--A bill to incorporate the
Virginia Exploring, Mining, Manufacturing,
and Savings Company.
BY MT. A. j. CLARX.-A bill amending
the act incorporating the Lynchburg Mining
and Manufacturing Company.
BY Mr.. BALDwIN.-A communication
from Henry Exall relative to his claim of
600 for reporting plan for heating the
capitol.
- gs5 COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Tho Committee for Courts OF Jnst;cs
having considered the Governors MESSAGE
Of February 18th, 1857, calling the stten.
ton Of the Assembly to the Question
arising out Of tho payment Of the sum Of
tss6, 6s5.47 due the State by the Virginia
aud Tennessee Railroad Company. made
In 1853, reported that, In the opinion of the
committee, the question whether the nav
msnt % made by the company was valid.
and discharged the liability Of the com.
psny 10 the Commonwealth, should be do.
clded by the courts. The report was
agreed TO. -
The same committee deemedit inexpedi-
emf TO lsgislste on resolution amending
the stay law, .-.@-.--->,l-...-
Arssolntiop for sspsslins to law In re-
ssaos t~spnnoaias 3ptiesa2 a. pssos
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
PAIN KILLER

From the best aud purest materials, and with a
care that insures the most perfect uniformity in
the medicine.
The reputation of the Pain Killer has suffer
ed more or less from numerous counterfeits and
limitations, that have been Issued from time Ia
time, many of them well calculated to deceive
promising to cure diseases for which the Pain
Killer is intended; while they contain few il
any properties in common with il, and are gene
rally entirely worthless, Those beame 80 nu
merous that, in 1864, to piotvet the public and
ourselves, we went to a heavy expense in pro.
curing finely engraved steel plates for our 10
bsls; al,eriug, at the same time, the shape o
our bottles, from octagOn 10 fat panel, will
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer" blown in III,
glass. On one side of each bottle is a finely en-
graved likeness of Perry Davis, the inventor Q
the medicine; on the other side of each is on
note Of hand, as finely engraved, to counterfeit
which is held to be forgery by the laws of th
United States.
To the name of our medicine,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

We have often spoken Of this great medicine In terms
Of very high praise and have often felt that ali wa
could say in It's favor would mot do 1t full iuace Il h
one Of those medicines Of which spsakand speak
deciHivey-from experience; for We have repeatadlv
taken II and Invariably with the best results and the
greatest satisfaction. We always keep It on hand ready
for emergency and regard II not only az ono Of
the very best and most reliable Of medicines in use for
various Ills but as Of the cheapest ALSO Its cost nv
the waythat s the cost Of all the ingredients Of which
Il is eomposedhas been considerably increase but the
price Of the medicine has been hut very little adyaned
II is not likely that the popularity Of Davis Pain killer
will In any measure decrease, that the demand for Il
will in the slightest degree decline until some other sp
ehe for allAyng pain and curing the various Complaints
for which 1t Ia generally used shall be discovered ~
equal potency with -of which there seems to ba lite
probability Asa remedy for stomach complaints surh
dysentery, diArTh@s, DC, the Pain Killer Is without
doubt unsurpassed, aud everywhere most deservedly In
demand One two, three doses, Of each
| IN wine glass milk and water with Httle sugar
have repeatety within our knowledge, eectualy cured
serious trouble Of this kind. Judgment should UNI
doubtsdly be used In not checking certain stages ii
diaETh@A too suddenly but taken At the proper time
the Pain Killer will act like charm and cur,
when nothing else willi-Pr0pideRce AdpsTiiseT
Sold by all DTuRgsth- mar ip-sm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

Monday ia March,. and on the first TUESDAY
afterthe third Monday IN September. VS.
The Mayors Court sils 10 Wilmington on the
first Monday in March, June, September and
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK or DELAWARE, AT WILL
MiNGroN,
Corner Of Sixth aud Market Streets Cap,
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
TnE FARMERS RANK, AT wiLMINGFoS,
Corner of Third aud Market Streets. Cap,
tai, S236,000 Discount days, Wednesdays anu
Saturdays
THE NATIONAL BANK or WILMINGTON AND
BRANpywlNE,
Corner of Second and Market Streets Capi,,
tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays anu
Thursdays
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital $780,
900. Discount days, Tuesdays aud Saturdays
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Capi.
tai, $1,000 Discount days, Mondays aud
Thursdays
SAVINGS BANKS.
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND.
Office s. e. corner of Eighth and Market
streets.
DELAWARE sAviNus BANK.
Office COG Market street.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
Office COZ Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 607 Market street
FARMERS Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
1 THE STATE oE DELAWARE.
Office No. 1877 Market street.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE (FIRE
l. COMPANY.
2 Office Institute Building, Market stOeet, abo'
Eighth.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

nELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE JONI
/ PANY -lNu 'RPoRATED ny THE LEaislAluRE OF TIE
STATE OF DELAWARE, WITH CAPITAL OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
t,HE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE REcEIy
ing appleations for Insurance at their office In WA
mIngipn saainst losses by Fire on every description
hudlnr ID general mercha ndze ships In port and thor
eareoas furniture and Other personal prop ny
also ngainat ngs damage ~ inland tAhhpuftaon VI
goods wares merchandise and conntry reduce
Tafns of Insurance will be favorable - any OF he
eompaues in the cities Of philadelphia or new f9rk--
Pres insured rep0sa the fullest confidence IN lhe
soldty OF s capital aud that all losses will be promptly
adjuuied by the company
At thu annual election held on the 9th day OF March
1865, the following directors were eleeei 1" ho''o Wv
George jonss. Jos Mendinhall, George W; Bush
samI b. Newiln, Samuel Floyd, Edward Melnall,
John B. Porter George W Sparks, Thomas heClary
Insurance may be made for ANY time not less han thfes
months. -, ...,.. a.,
Delaware Fire Insurance Company (whose chareS IL per
petua sect perpetual insurance on lhe peiso
becoming insured deposits the office certain
mora according the nature Of the rah upon tn
amount to be insured-but which can be wlthurhWh 9
aay time by leaving per cent the amount deposited
this method Ia believed to be much more !,
the insured than the formehe expense Is anout one
less and there s renewing Of the policy from umep
| ~. Al -
Property that would be insured per annum at 80 an
as cents the 1000 will be insured at 81 Rnd3 per ueposi
and In like proportion the risk increases ,,..,.
Persons wishing to insure their property ~ wanting ~
formation the subject reinsurance, Will Apply 10 u
agents as above, or to .. .,,.,,, ,.,,u.
JOHN MnI.BAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE PAIN KILLER

Manufactured by Perry Davis 4 Son has for itself
reputation in the history OF medical pre-
parations. II Is we'll known In the trading ports of
India and China as in New York and Cincinnati and
its continually increasing demand, where II has been
longest known, is Of Its strongest recommendations
and best Advertisements 1t began be fAyorAbly known
In A. d. 1850 and has since been gradually growing
into public favor, till 10 thousands oiamles II has come
considered article necessity that they
without supply Of 1t to to in OF Aecl
dent sudden Illness 1t ia not unfrequenty said Of it
We would ~ think being without Hour in the
house as without PAIN KILLER
II gives immediate relief in Of sead burn
well as In the sudden attack OF Darrhna, Dysentery
similar affection of the bowsa and, being entirely
vegetable preparation is safe 1t Ia reliable The
promptnssa and certainty with which II acts In relieving
all kinds Of pain, makes 1t worthy its name
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
PAIN KILLER,

name easily understood and not easily forgotten IN
Cholera 1t has been emnently successful, curing hun
dreas OF the seVerea and never to knowledge
having failed In single instance when II used a.
eordng to directions In the earlier stages OF the disease
No medicine has been more successful in cur
ing Fever and Ague, and other diseases incident
to Western and Southern climate. For Cold
it is almost specific. Rheumatic and Neural.
gio Affections give way to it when all other re-
needles have failed. II is eminently q FAMILY
MEDICINE, and by being kept ready for immed
ate resort in cases of accident or sudden attacl
of disease, has saved many hours of suffering
and many a dollar in time and doctors bills.
We continue to prepare our
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
NEW GROCERY STORE,


No. 3 West Third Street, between Mar
ket and Shipley Streets,
Next door to the Farmers BAnk,)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ssslA The undersigned respectfully to his
,. old friends and the puoc generally that he has
Es{ completed his store, and has opened with
NlAegikstook Of ine new and fresh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MoLASSEs,
Lowering crushed graduated and puyerized Sugars,
soft, white and coffee Sugars
syrup, and ell kinds Of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguira, Maricaibo Rio,
Green and Roasted Coffee the finest Black and Green
Teas, White and Red Whsat Family Flour; new Buck.
wheat all kinds of pune Spices sardines, all kinds Of
Canned Fruits French and English Mustard, pare Olive
Oil; Walnut Mushroom and Tomato Catsup; English
and American Pickles. Jelies, Cheese, fresh Roll Butter,
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate; VermRdelli, maoafon
Washing Soap in great variety Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss
Starch Currants, Aisns Citron Atmore's Mince Meat
Dried Peaches and Apples Cranberrles; Brooms, Paint
ed Buckets, Brushes Sperm. Adamantne and Tallow
Candles and all articles usually kept IN we'll assorted
Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
janli-Iy JAMES CRIPPEN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
" Pain Killer"

Which is our trade mark, we have the exclusive
right, which we have never failed to sustain in
law, in any Of the numerous actions brought
against parties putting up or selling articles un.
der that name, or one so similar as to mislead
the public. We would caution the public against
all limitations Of our preparation, either in name
or style Of putting up. The Pain Killer is sold
Wholesale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers in
the principal cities, and reaied by Druggists,
Apothecaries, and at variety shops generally
throughout the United States and British Pro.
yinces; also. by Druggists and Commission
merchants at most of the foreign ports with
which the United States hold commercial re-
latons.