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TlE BIISp TONIC NOW IN lJSC !
PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF NrTY TREASURY.
DUBIIc NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TiIar 4 'TS; nSi5hn
the following Ordinance layo hsCu rrcpare
for delivery from tlis oiice. s. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
city C5uncii aI:embie That FROM and aer thu irSt tic,
OF January licenses shaIl he taken out for all carts ,
and WAGONS, nSed for private and domestic pnroiea.
the same Inanuer and sccordinR TO the same provisions
now OF force In relation 10 carts lays and Wagons
driven or hire, except giving bonds, And caeh ruS
taning the number thereof anh marked Irirait to a.
placed on the outside of tue slaH.. .4e
sfr T. No person shall be taken By tile Treasurer
surety TO any bond undor tho Ordinance ming
censes for carts, rays. Wagons uni other carriages,
less he or sho bc frechOilcr
SEc II. Tho following Aliil III raar DO iiIr rates
licenses for public and private IaIi, tTays. wIlnIs
ipslHdg thr horrca tnnlra lsrL Thereon, which slr; G
he Tree from other taxaiion:
PUBLIC CARTS, pRAfs, ETC., on rf0sE EMPLOYED III AU,
pEslsEss WiATEyEE. foii LiiE i,iurrr on IsDIlnor.
For every cuF dray or wagon, drawn hy ono h"rse
mul., $40.
For every cart dray wagon drawn by tao horso'or
For every hack and carriage with two wheels. :an
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, So
For every stage or oInnibns ttzcert line orrnhGsJ
For every sIaaS orfemnIbu, Except line omnibus.
drawn by four borso5, $50.
For every truck drawn o. two moro horses muos
For syey express wagon drawn by two moro horst,
nRElp cAnTs AID PRIVATE clnrs, pa,rs, rru
For oycry broad cart or wagon. IS.
For every cart dray wagon, used for private or
nestle purposes, apa not 10 DO employed the traiIs
porting OF goods. wares. merchandise, lumber, any
other conodity for compensation either directly OF
Indirectly for the samo shall nay fnr lccuso tile sm a.
%. exclusive OF the horsr or mule.
Ratified in City Council this lCih lay Of January
t.. al ln tho year OF our Lord one thousand eight lu
dred and siIty.sr.
PC aAIILARD. Mayor.
January ". u. SMITU, Clerk of Council
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II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
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lfyou want Books hounl in any style, or Account
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ConnEorIon-In our notice Of tho Unver sity OF
South Carolina, ycslerday, mistake occurred in
tho list Of the Faculty. The name of Dr. TALLEY
"";;; accidentally omitted, aud thu chair OF Dr.
DARBY missiatcd II should larc boon AZ follow,
JonN 4. DARBY, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy and
Surgery; a. N. TALLEY, NJ D., Professor of tho
Principles and Practice Of hIodicino and OBJ
stclricS.
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ATTENTION IL CALLED to an advertisement of
tw, large row stores Tor sale or to rcnt in tho
thriving village of Florence which is IL inr oppur-
.tunity for profitable investment.
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AUCTION q SALES,

| 10. SHsc itn'trr hHach,nrnG
rms ~ JOHN q MILNOU Il 60.
a, oar se Il. S,1sr"r Ss1s 1.. at I" .:Lh will be sold
ONE CASE AssOnTED MEisciiASDiE.,I. IE i"'''
| HaLMURAL SKIRTS, iIo"r s.,r,. w,,,,,, ,,
rabling Damra-k. Jean.. CnssiItcrrs Shawis ''"'''
htlhchr'l in Of Foreign Attachment c1,,riu &
Davl'tou rs f"ls"r t'ibs ni sold by Hssi.,Ic" a.
rer order OF Cont. ~ '"''s' "'
| Conditions rasl fimiu3 S.pic,u,o-,
Sherry diri P0tt IPinr
Bf JOHN q. hIlLNOR ~ GO.
iiS paf. the I'D inst al haifIast 10 uruck will l,
sold ai our auction sales roam, NJ 1873 hTucljup
street.
~ de,nIiolms PORT WINE. aud ) gallons
drInijohns SHERRY Wine. und gallons.
sor"''"h' cash September )
T,tnN SUE Who,esair GrocerY Sore.
MCKAY IL CAMPBELL
Will sell TOMORROW "wednesday, All, inst =, l.,
"rlocI at their Auction sale i;oonis No I30 Meeting
street; ,;,'pp ,%pl'nsr n,,l, Pavilion Hotel:
nhs. ami bags Of FAMILY FLOUR
nb- biscuits lndsnrt.,lI
iiain.. Buc",. 81.
Eb' wnlsKry. sr. &e
r..,I. EAlRRASKs' scAi.E
' september3
'"DEt DECREE IN Equity
win to .,,, Mn'o"y rs. Atoiony.
nh ~ s,i under ihn direction OF tfr uu,l,r,iy, n,
Iron. , M 81 i,n on cnnm House. TUfSDAY lilo irtl
ALL THAT LqF OF LAND situate a. st Ii, a., ,or,,,o
tnT,er OF Church aud Cumberland strce,s ,nrss'r
ad containing in front Church street ninrtytyo t:
tes!. ly forty iu) feet ill width on CumlerinnI st;
n.l insy.threc tg3 feet from north 10 suuth on
wiltl, on back line: h,indny north on lsnls . ",
on iot OF 'a esienatcd In plat Of Charles Pc ker CitY
M surveyor. dated 2sth J'rusry 1879. by Nuhcr D somt
lerlnaIpno-ihirl cash; balance III ono or two ye,r,
secured by mort.go Of tho prcnscs With privilege Il.
a,5 =" pay all cash Purchaser to papsrs
Sus' :" tu'h Master In Equity.
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Jon "oRk.--Wc have u"w cnmrlrrL our office
=" rs 1" execute, in tho shortest possible. time
ALL KINDS OF JOB wOKE, aul va most ~
sPcctmliy ask Tho patronage oI rnr lrir,nl,
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Tho Time TO Advertise In the Country.
THE PuGSIx hns large circulation throughout thG
middle and upper Districts OF the State. Advertising
rates az reasonable Ito s,rency ef The money
let will warrant Merrhanta aud others wishing use
ihc columns Of the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor,
February - Columbia. 4. @.
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TUX LAND WI l.ovr. -We have received tho
September number OF this sterling MAJ axino and
iind 1t i.pete with interesting matter. Tho tnb!e
OF contents contains, among other subjects, full
ana graphic description OF the Battle OF King's
Mountain, i'll this State, By DE-. J. G.. II. RAMSEY
the Historian Of Tennessee; Personal Recollec-
tionh ri Eminent Men, by Virginia matIon; Sro-
WALLIS Brigade at Jackson, Miss, July IL, 1868;
besides contributions in prose- AMI poetry from the
bcat writer's in tho country. The Havcrsack--
rightly namc1-isu repertoire OF army anecdotes,
tho pcrusal of which recalls tho happy days when
tho joyous spirits of the Confc,loracy cnlivonod
the weary hours OF camp nnd field life by jcu
dGTratS, which, il not polished wore always to tho
point. The anecdotes in tho Ilavcrsack arc from
nll sections OF The laio "so-callcd," aud tho OK
Confcd car whilc away his time agrcoably and fight
over his old battles by their porusaI. II is ono of
tlc best feat in This popular magazine as
the material is carefully solicited and arranged by
those who are familiar will the subject. The Land
We Lo"c is published at Charlotte, n. c., by
AIcssrs. Hill, IRWIN Co., aud olitod by @ en- d.
H. llILJ.. Tho terms moderate, 81 per annlln,
and tho reading mattor presented TO tho public
fully equal 10 that Of Northcrn magazines-tho
journals Of civilization.
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SCARCITY OF Ice IN SAvANSA.n.-0nr sister city
Of Savannah is now under cloul Of anliclion.
The dog days upon her, ard the at ucE of ice
is exhausted. From early morn till lewy eve
anxious eyes nrs scanning the horizon 10 SEQ il
there ia any leo vessel below. Tho Savannah
papers aro peculiarly mournful over this dcnri, of
leo, and thoy write in lugubious straina abont
their hapless lot. The locals droam Of Grccnand's
icy mountains, and sigh for tho days Of cool
drinks, for juleps and cobblcrs with them
now but things of the past, ns they arc condemn
cd to tako theirs hot and arc in truly doplornblo
condition. Ice is no longer luxury bnt n ncccs-
sity, and our Savannah brethren haro our heart
felt sympathy in their prcsont destitution. Tho
Nelcs aud Herald offers some consolation to it's
readers in tho announcement that schooner was
coming up, which probably (rcightcd with
the precious cargo. We trust it is not mistaken
and tho schooner will be but lie vanguard of
,,ther vessels which liavo been detained by con-
trary Winds
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Free To Everybody.

Large Ip. Circular. giving Information Of the
crcatest importance 10 the young OF botl, .cxcs..
II teaches how tile honey nay become beautiful. tho
,le,. Iced n'spected, and The fersaks4 layed,
No yor5 lady or gentleman should fall 10 send their
address. ana receive copy postpaid, by rciuin mail
Address p. o. DIawar, ~.
N.rcl IN 1rr p i Trns
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PosroFrIcE NuiIcE.-An evening mail for Al,-
gusla and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those Offices, will close daily at tho Pcsonco at
half-rnst o'clock.
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REQUIEM alAss.- There will bea socmn requiem
mass in st. Patrick's Church this mur,,inx at .
o'cloc: for the lalc Rev. Tuos. A. FLYNN.
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COMMISSIONER rf DEEDs.--trGrf.r,Ia I. cuHrH,
ESD, haa been. appointed Commissioner of Drc,.l
for the State OF Georgia.
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The GEonuIA LorrERY.-Tlis lottery was malt
G, ,rratcd for benevolent purposes, and hns been
cont -Suctod in q satisfactory manner by the pro-
prictorX II has been favorito with tho public,
and the m pd salea Of tickets is conclusive proof
Of its succes y. Tho schemes have been arranged
for tho bonofl of nll parties wishing to invest and
those who have sought to repair their fortune 10y
this means nre sa, hed that thor loss or gain is
not tho result of ans c"ilson between tho parties
and agents. Tho com "Tny have recently prepared
great extra srhemo viii ca ,,ita pii izn oi $780,
600, to bo drawn at Atlnnta OH t,c 4th. II ia too
late to make an investment at ,',rcseut, but similar
schcmes will DO soon presented 10 th,> public, and
we advise all who wish to Try thoi" lnck, 10 invest
IL, and they can provo tho truth o Tho OIL saying
that "fortune is blind Tho office in th u Guy
is under tho superintendent of Mr.. JAMES kSish'
who can bc found Mt The Emoro Insur rance Enis:t-
ing, in Broad street.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, \
MlYH nrIoD unt,uv

MAIN GUARD HOUSE,
THE 4asuet Of a
J. are published for iLe Information OF ali whom It
tnay concern. C. d. SIGWALD.
Captain of Police. :.
% @Sta q 3. i ia S: It:
same is hereby proho,tsd snd any person who shall
lars to b. recovered in tho City Court one-laH the
amount to be giycn to tho informcr
SEC WI. All Indecent and disordorly conduct, curs
daren Or on either Of tho BiusrIas sIoreaad III sha % so
low dIreoted by by law 10 he punished HSen committed IN
any other portions of the city.
SEC. K No pzsop persons sbail ride lead or drive
any horse OF horses mue mules within tho enclosure
such offence to be reoovered in tic Oily Court onebaf
tho amount Of tue hne to bo given to Tho informor
SEC xI. 1t shall not be lawful for any person or per-
cons 70 secure or moor with their lasts any vessel boat
al Wiio EOIn constructed by tho Oily Council ieaans
from that part o. East Day called the Battery to sou
any bo,rls lumber or other material part Of tbo
said wharf; nn u any person or porous shall violate
such person person. shall forfeit and poy my dollars
~ bo recovered in the City Court half OF which pen
atty shell go 10 tho informer.
Whorca many loaded drsys and carts pass unneccss,
s nsG's kRs aS fy anS 70 tho
serious inconyeniencs and dsnge. of those who have
BE ordained That from and after tho pus1Ing Of this
Ordinance 1t shal not DO lawful for any licensed cart
Der. or oher merchandise or commodity. to DO driven
through tho said King soet south OF Calhoun street.
Ra Is p S s
and any driver na- or e1ndne,SE af any sHeh ssE dry
~: .ys q than ssn doai1 % nor !Sss asSe
than twenty dollars. 80 August 2s
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HoSt Uiiirr Notlrr.

Pu;r DFFI.T,
CHARLESTON, y. o., July q, lSGI.
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close nj O'clock AM, and to-tlay and after
wards they arc expected to reach thc Railroad
'Station" at $50 O'Clock p.M and to 10 ready inr
delivery ut this Office AT 3:}D o'rlork PM, cxccpt
OH Sunday, when the hour will be from q PM To
PM, nnt further notice.
STANLEY q. TROTT, T. VI.
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Auction Sales This Day.
MILidAs 4 sos will stl this day. AT 10 O'Clock. at
No. % Esndue Range. carpets, furniture Stoves 10.
bacco. dry gools. shoes. &c.
II. A. T. CALDWELL will sell this day. ut 0is O'Clock
before their Ao,e, No. 90 East Day srips syrup
i!our wine, &c.
T. n. CATER will sell this day. at oL O'Clock. oil
Browns wharf, slouIdcrs, Sides butter hams aud lard
Jons q. MlLson Co. Will sell This day at 10 o'clock
mt ter auction sales rooms Ne, 1873 Meeting street. one
assorted merchandise; aso ut loI O'Clock shorty
and port wine.
LAuREY ALEXANDER will cell this day, nj 10 O'Clock
beforc thcir store. No. 131 East Day. dour, hans
81 les, shoulders, &c.
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4 Fnct Worth ISno,v,

Fnct Worth Knowing.
Bai ra wishing good FLOUR fer Bread, should call ct
& CO., No ITO East Day.
Families wishing choice FLOUR for Biscuits Rolls,
&c. should call at sIENuOUsE CO.. No. ITO East Bay
AUGUST G
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For restoring strength and appetite. usc tho great
Southern Tonic, PAsKant's HEPLrIo BrrIEns ahd you
will moi be disappointed. For sale by ell druggists tn
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LOOK Our, OR you WILL. IosEA EonTuSE.-Thc
sa!c of Tickets, Georgia state Lottery, in tho
Ora pl Extra Scheme Of September ith, Capital
Prize 100000. Tickets only ono dollar. Closes
this ,lay. 81 G p. M. Office No. % Broad street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sale. This 1,ay.

Ali KINpsoF JoB WORK DONE Az TIIE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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Look Out, or You VIII Lose II Fortune.
Tie sale of Tickets. Georgia State Lottery. i'll tho
Grand Extra Scheme OF September 4th, Capital Prize
$4,000 Tickets only One Dollar. Closes this day. at
T. NJ oGcc No. 30 BROAD STREET.
September q
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oritcEHy
GEORGE l.. WILLARD, President.
q. III. GORDON. Wire President.
g. ". PIYER, Secretary uiId Art,Iarv
THE PLANS FOR BUSINESS Fol. THIS INSrITlf-
IlON arc very liberal and attractive to tsc who wish
70 insure thOr lIycs in u FIRST CL ,SS COMPANY lis
business is very large and rapidly Increasing All to
various kinds of policies innircd ms favorable
terms as ore offered in any other good Company III tho
country DIVIDENDS increase with the age of the
Policy. Eonparticipapg rates lower than io,r of
any Company In the world Losses paid In thirty tlays
amer duo notice unt proof of death Liberal arran;c
ents made in regard to trurcl One thi.l Of the amount
OF premium Will he Loaned the policy holder if desired
J. ALFRED CAY, General Agent.
ONrr In rear uf Elmorc Insurance.
July Is siul:iInn Law Range Itruai street
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MORE NEW CorToS.-Mcssrs. L. II. RoDoEns &
Co., received yesterday bao Of new cotton, cliss-
cd Liverpool mi, l'lling from MIR. JAMES q. BnowS,
Barnwell Disrict, s. g. This IN tho third bale OF
tho season. II was not sola up TO tho close Of
business.
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MARTYRS TO CARELEssSEss.-If all tho teeth
That havo bccn ruined by neglect could bc strung
together, they would reach thrice round the world
Ihoro may have bccn some excuse for This havoc
i'll days gone by, when there was no absolute safe
guard against dental decay in existence, but thoro
is no apology for it now. FRAoRANr SozoDoST,
tho world-rcnowncd antscptic dcntifricn, IA cor
tainly protccts tho tooth against decay, as oil
prevents stccl from rusting, or water arrests tho
progress OF lire. tuths3 September 8
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GRAND BATrEAu REuArrA.- Among tho plea
s'lrcs to bc enjoyed during tho present month,
fow aro moro attractive tb All aquatic Sports. Tho
cool md pleasant breezcs which now tell of tho
gradual decay of summer, tempt those who can
spare IN hour from their duties, to devote il to
enjoyment, and tho excitement and cxhlaration
produced by a sa;l around tho harbor, is too now
erful mn incentive for recreation to be long re-
sisted.
Tho amateur yncht races OF the past SUNNI or
woro witnessed anu participated in by many, who
ddnot consider the time devoted TO heathfulspor
as msspont. number of gontemon OF this city
wishing to rerivO the interest that was once felt in
theso sports, lInvo determined to form graud
Battcau Regatta. which all who feel SO disposed
60 I'D attend. Those who design ontoring their
boats, are advised to put them in ordor, MS tho
race will take place in abuuL ten days time Al
ready considerable interest has been manifested
OH tho nubject, anll IL is expected that tho pro-
poued regatta will bo ono Of tho cvonts of the soa-
aOn. Tho boats will start from Wost Point Mills,
aud sail around Fort Rploy, returning to tho
Mill. a. irizc will bo awarded TO tho successful
boat. ami other inducements offored to mako tho
occasion interesting to participants and speeta-
tors. Duo notice will bo given OF tho day appoint
cd for the race, to allow oil Who wish to oner
their boats ample timo.
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REGISTRATION ~ rllE Ciry.-The following arc
the returns from tho different Prrcincts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-02

The following lettef s from Mr.woodward Of st. Loua,
10 j. N. Harris Esq, of Nov London. Conn Mr W. IsA
gentleman of high respecabilty, and during the preva
euce Of the cholera In ST. Lous watched the result
the application of the Pain Killer for this disease and
his testimony can be relied upon with tie utmost con-
hdence;
lgAR sIR;-You reeollect when ! raw you In New
London In January last my expressing 10 you my most
saHgulne expectations that DAVIS PAIN KILLER
would have tremendous sale in the west this SEASON.
aud my anticpatons have been than realized and
the testimony Of thsusands who have used 1t has been
that they would not be willing to 20 10 bed At night
without 1t In the house,
On appearance OF the cholera In this city, such was
the confidence in the Pain Killer as remedy that many
who purchased 1t remarked TO that they had no Tears
or dread OF the cholera long they had the Pain
Killer by them, and hundreds took It daily as preVen-
tatiys, for person have arrangement Of the
bowels darrh0A If they this medicine. This was
the security and confidence Of hundreds acquainted with
it, when their friends attacked with the cholers
they would administer the remedy In large quantities
and in every when 1t has been taken any Of tn,
first stages Of this disease 1t has proved successful
consider 1t an nfallible remedy, have not heard
Of auy individual in any family who used the Palm Kls
WHEN attacked but what speedily recovered.
The clerk informed that he administered 1t to per
sons when cold In the cramps, And 1t gave immediate
elei but still II should be given quickly for when thu
discharge Of "rice water" has begun, the hope Of liz
has aed Should this disease make Its appearance anon
you, as in all probability will be not alarmed yol
and all others there have tho remedy, and am conf
dent II the Pain Killer ls used not single death b.
Cholera viii occur in your city.
Respectfully yours,
Al. WOODWARD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-02

MONDAY in March, aud on the first Tuesday
ater " Q third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
nrst Monday in Maroh, June, September aud
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
MINdToN,
Corner of Sixth and Market Streets. Capi-
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
THE FARMER's BANK, AT wiLNlSaToa,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capi-
tai, S236, 900. Discount days, Wednesdays aud
Saturdays
Ths NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BaANnYwiNE,
Corner Of Second aud Market Streets. Capt.
Iai, S2OO.OOO Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays
ms UNION NATIONAL BANK oY WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
UOO Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
FinsT NATIONAL BANK oF wILMIEGroN,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
SAVINGS BANKS.
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND.
Office S. L. corner of Eighth aud Market
streets
DELAWARE SAVINGS BANK.
Office COG Market street.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
Office COZ Marke, street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Office No. 607 Market street.
FARMERS Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY o
THE STATE oE DELAWARE.
Office No. S27 Market street.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE. (sIRE
COMPANY.
Office Institute Building, Market stoeet, abov
Eighth.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-02
TuraoHOw, cunA. August 20. 1881

TUNeoHow, CHINA, August 20, 1860.
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS d soNs-DeAr Blru,-Duriug =
long residence in chins have used youF invaluable
Pain Killer, both In my own family and among the
Chinese, and have found 1t excellent medicine.
la the OF 1852 and b3whils residing in
found 1t almost certain fl Cholera II used in
time. Indeed, using 1t In great many instances do
not remember falling in single For three years
have been residing In this place. than hfy milea
from physician and have been Obliged often to fall
upon my own in Of alcknesH. The Chi
ness come to in great numbers for medicine and ad-
vice Though without medical knowledge ourselves the
few simple remedies we can command are SO much In
dvAuos even Of their physieAns that have almost
daily applications. We allow them to come, because It
brings US in contact with them and opens door Of use
funeas In darrh@a collie vomiting, cholera, coughs,
g., your PAIN KILLER has been my chief medicine
Yours very truly,
T. p, CRAWFORD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-02
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.

have uasi the medicine known as PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, in my family, for the last
twelve months and have great pleasure in tebtfying in
favor Of ita very valuable properties would not on
Auy account be without It, During the existence Of the
Cholera last year used medicine Of any sort but
the Pain Killer although myself and several members OF
my family were attacked by 1t severely, and happy
to say that the FAn Killer equal to emergency
lit was both preventive and certain euEe. 1 COP
sider should net be doing my duty to the community
did not say this much. II were sttaeked by ths
Cholera to-day the Pain Killer shond be the only remedy
/ would use. l have thoroughly tested 1t, and know Il
can bs relied on F.E. BRReINoERD,
GAlepa, Illinois.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-02

Those using the Pain Killer should strictly observe
the following directions:
AT the Of the disease, take teaspoon.
full Of Pain Killer in sugar and water, and then bathe
freely across the stomach and bowels with Pain Killer
clear.
should the diarrhSa and cramps continue repeat ths
dose every fifteen minutes. In this way the dreadful
scourge may be checked and the patient relieved in the
course Of a very few hours.
NB-Bs sure aud get tue genuine article and II IL
recommended by those who have used the Pain Killer
for the Cholera that in extreme the patient take
lwo (or nlore) sAipoOnfuls, instead Of one [sQ5am