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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-22

ARRIVAL OF TIE SKATING RINK,-Thc col.
lossal and ingenious skating rink presented by
the citizens OF Baltimore to the Confederate
Widows Home OF this city, reached here yestcr.
day. 1t Will be put up today, and will be cx.
hlbtted tomorrow, ut the rooms of the Home in
Broad street. We understand that the Home has
received large number OF presents from Swift
zeriand, England. Canada, Philadelphia and Bal.
timorc, which will be offered for sale at the Home,
Tomorrow. We shall give further particulars In
to-morrow's Issue.
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Gorlirnliure, agrifnltnre, &e.

N1S&'1ANhhh~t bilLulluIE, %k.
Rx PERMISSION oNoS OF J.. THE COURT OF
For sale at Retail and at Low PRICES,
THE LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
AL OF which Is OF very recent importatIons Sc.
!ected personally by Mr.. Ring, principally from
the Mcssrs. Landreth's OF PHILADELPHIA for this
market. The stock consists OF the best and m ost
choice
GABBAGE SEEDS, CT all kinds,
Tomato Seeds,
Guinea and Boston Squash Seeds,
Turnlp and Ruta Bnga Seeds,
Peas, Parsnip and Carrot Seeds,
Early nnd Sweet Corn Seeds,
AND all other kinds, common to Southern eli.
mates.
ALSO,
PL0UGHS, Hoes, Spades and every VARIETY of
Garden and Farm Implements, on tie most Inn
proved patterns.
BASKET and GLASSWARE
ALSO,
WHEELBARROwS and IARROWS.
AT the Store, No. 353 west side of King below
George street. and known for the last forty az
LANDRETH'S AND RINGS SEED AND AGRI-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GEO. RING OHOLwELL,
occ4 mwfH Administrator.
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SALE OF sEcsRITIEs.-Mr. S. c. Black sold
yesterday sll,ooo City OF Charleston six per cent.
oo,"s, AZ % cents; $4,000 for o. cents; $4,000 for
531t cents per share.
IS whole shares South CarolInn Railroad ona
Bank stock for 5sx to 5S1 cents per share.
90 whole shares OF Bank OF Charleston stock
for $2+ IS per share
Ihe State stock and bonds which were adyer-
tiscd were not sold
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RECOVERY OF WATcH.-The gold watch
and chain recovered by Lieutenant PhiippI from
some colorcd thieves who were endeavorng to
pawn 1t ut King street store, has been claimed
oy gentleman from Savannah He tclcgraphed
the numoer anu description OF his lost witch.
which Tailed exactly with that in the hands of
the detectives, aud he is now rejoicing in the DOS
session OF his timekccper
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HOPE FIRE CoMPANr.-At me citing Of the
nope Fire Engine Company, held on the goth
instant, the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing term: w. Ii. Smith, presI.
dent; B. p. Seymour, vlcc.prcsIdcnt; John "a.
Burns, secretary; Isaac Lehman, treasurer;
george Bourke, frat director; John Kenny, &c.
cond director; John Cammer, third director; j.
L. Bake fourth Director; J. E. McCollum, engi.
necr; John Riley, fireman; John Kelly, e. G.
Ryan, q. Ecceston and Hugh Duffy, axmen;
Colonel R.W. Seymour, solicitor; DR.. Bellinger.
surgeon.
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TIE BOARD OF CONTRACT oil the Confederate
Widows Home gratefully acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF donation Of sixty dollars from an Eng.
lish gentleman, through Mr.. Robert Murc; con-
tribution of grist and potatoes from the country,
through the Rev. Mr.. Prcn,iss; and package OF
tea from friend Christmas Offering
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THE BILL OF MoRTALITY.-The mortuary
report for the week cHding December Is shows q
total OF II deaths, white and 10 celored. or the
former were female adults, male and l female
infant. The colorcd were male and female
adults, and female infant. Three OF the deaths
were from old age. and OF the II were over 40
years Of age.
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THE LIVERPOOL STEAM LIEE.-Messrs. R.
Mure Co., agents OF the Liverpool Steam Line
at this port undetermined that shippers shall re-
cevc every facility, and their vessels are coming
with regularity and load with dispatch. The
british steamship Adalia, q supefI8f vessel, ar
rived here yesterday from Liverpool, consigned
TO them, with general cargo. She left Novem.
Der 80. anu experienced heavy gales west OF Ber.
muda. The Adalla is commanded by Captain
sanderson, q skilful oniccr, and she will be rendy
TO receive freight as soon as her inward cargo s
discharged.
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CRuMns.-A young son OF DR.. w. l.. Tompie-
ton, OF Columbia, was wounded In TIL, leg by the
accidental discharge OF pistol, on Sunday last.
The wound is painful, but Is not considered dan.
gerous.
An army OF 80, 900 Northern drummers are now
raldlng on the Southern States.
The Christmas Offering by the Rev. w. W. Hicks
mas been printed In German for the Lutherans OF
that denomination.
The freghts to all points In the Interior are now
quite heavy. and the Express once Ia daily crowd.
ed with goods awaiting shipment
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T Y A FF A IR S
Meetings This Day.

Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso
lion, att NJ.
Friendship Lodge, ut lalfpast NJ. p.
New England Society, at IL N.
Washington Fire Company, nj p. NJ.
Young Mems Charitable Association, at n. NJ
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by HUTSON LEE.
DELL VS.. TIE BANK OF SOUTH CAR
AtlctiOIlccr.

REl'L VS.. TIE BANK OF SOUTH CAR.
- OltNA.
,1i nn :. ~ rSDAf 4th day OF January 1870 vii, Inc
;,.. nin lnat LOT or LAND with The BUILDINGS ami
mmpiopenentS tlIcrc0n, situate ut the nOrIIIwrst
~ o3, v, oi Fast l'y nn Broad streets Ia The civ
u, M Gn,aricson, n measuring AMI containing I'm front
o m @ noi'i street forty seven an feet more or legs
oh 'hc DtcH or north line - feet more or icss M,
M ,ne east line feet more or less amt on the wesi
M mc >" lect more or less, and butting antl bound
S " VIZ norlh on land Of Charles litchgi TO the
Snulh on Broiu street aforesaid, to the ras, mn
l.asi biy street. and To the west ON land OF estate
os MIcheil Ming, rs Will more fully appear by Plat
OF John Mitchell, surveyor ~ ''"'
Icrns-ont third cash In United Sintcs currcn
cy balance payable In two equal successive annun
~ lnSinimehtS, with Interest thereon at tho rnfr
ol seven per cent. payable annually, sccurcd hv
moma vi nonus OF the purchaser purchasers ana
T1itsagS ni premises; the buildings 10 he insured
purchasers, however, bring at liberty TO nav the
Whoe purchase money in cash. Purchaser to pav
for papers ana s. amps. ~ P"'
dtc.I W. stu2 T.. w. NJ. MACKEY, S. C. G.
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BY D. c. pEIxOTTO & SON.
REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.

BY virtue Of an order OF sale, to me directed, by
the Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge Of the United
states District Court for the District OF South
Carolina. Will oiTcr for sale at public Auction.
on MONDAY, the 3d day or January, 1870 at the
Courthouse, III the CITY OF Columbia, at 10
o'clock,
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL. OF LAND.
malning thereon, situate, lying and being In tho
City OF Columbia, and situate aforesaid, and des-
crlOcd In a conveyance thereof, from John J.
Kinsier, TO benjamin +. Evans 4 Harvey Cogs-
well, dated the Goth day OF August A. d., 1853,
recorded IN the Mcsne Conveyance onice
Piece Parcel or Tract of Land, containing three
acres ami q half OF an acre OF iand he tho samc
more or less, situated In the City of Columbia,
and bounded OH the north by Lady street, and OH
the south by Gervais street, and on the west by
lIuger street. and on the east In part, by Pulaski
street, and In part by Hannah and Amolla Bugg's
land.
The same to be sold free from all lien or onoum.
brance.
Terms OF sale-one third cash; balance on a
credit OF one, two and three years, secured by
bond OF purchaser, bearing interest nj tho ratio or
seven per cent. per annum from the day OF saic,
payable snnuaAy. and mortgage Of promises.
q. HERBEi.r SASS,
Assignee or Evans Cogsweli.
oPPICR OF THE RH0IsraAR IN BANKRUProY,(
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
Pursuant to the order OF the court In the above
ing any lien upon the property above described,
TO come In and provo tholr claims, before me, on
or before the first Monday In January, A. D., 1870,
In default thereof to be forever barred from and
OF the same. JULIUS O. CARPENTER,
dcc13 mwf1o Registrar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-22

TnE CHADWICK TESTIMONIAL, now on cxhibl-
tion at Mcssrs. Win. Darlington & Co.'s, has ut
tracicd universal attention, and Is considered by
every ono to he an exquisite and tasteful spcci-
men Of workmanship.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-22

a NIw Music IIALI.-Workmcn arc now
engaged In making the necessary repairs and i'm
provcmens on the Music Hall In front OF the
Academy OF Music. II is already partially finish
cd. ana will be occupied by ono Of the German
SocetcSfa
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SPLENDID SUCCESS OF THE MODERN CONE
pIEs.-The audience at the Academy OF Music
last night had formed very high expectations OF
Nooertsons new comedy or "Caste," both MS re.
CARDS the play itself, and the style in which IL
would be presented; hut their anticphtlons were
more than realized in listening to the exquisite
dialogue, and bcholdlng the careful and crcdita
bic manner In which the piece was mounted.
Miss Alexander, rs Esther Eccies, threw more
warmth into her acting than she had done
In any OF the parts which she has hIth.
erto sustained In Charleston; while Miss Eldrldge
as Polly brought to the stage all the exuberance
OF spirits which seems q part or her character.
Every part In the comedy was well acted, and
the performance as whole was one that we can
sincerely and heartily commend.
Tonight Byron's great sensational drama, en-.
Titled "Blow for Blow" will be brought out. It
aoounds In exciting incidents and situations, and
Will be produced with oil the scenery and efrects
that rendered 1t so marked success at Walack,s
Theatre, New York.
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REAL ESTATE SALE. Mr.. A. C. McGillvrry
sold yesterday plantation In ST. Johns Colleton,
containing 35+H acres Of high, pine ami ma;sh
lands for 50 10.
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MRNKE & MULLER,
No. s26 KING STREET,


Have just received and opened large and fine
assortment OF Mems Youths and Doy's CLOTiI
inc, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting OF
tg Elegant 0vERC0hTS, business and Dress snlts
Mhite ana Colored Shirts, Underwear Goods, kc.,
and Couvisler's Kid Gloves Buckskn, Docskin,
Galfskini Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; SILK and
Ihread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars, Crayats,
Neck Iies, Pocket Handkerchiefs suspenders,
Also, large and well assorted stock of BROAD.
CLOTH, CASHMERE, DOESKIN, BEAV Ter
CLOTH, &c, large variety OF the new style Pants
anu Vost Patterns, which VIC offer TO sell by piece
yard or pattern. or make up Into garments by
measure, in the latest styles. ..
our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low, In plnln figures.
Being confident that we can offer Inducements
nnequalled by any Other house, we solicit buyers
elsewhere.
All orders win receive our prompt and very
Entire satisfaction Is guaranteed
oot1l mwf8mos
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For THE HoLIDAYs.-Cheap chromos, ffne
photographs, h1adsome picture frames, large
stock Of albums-chcaper than the cheapest. At
0. Q, Rghter's, No. 1e1 King street,
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ST. GEORGES SOcIETY.-Thc regular meet
ing OF this Society will bc held at Tully's ut S r..
NJ tomorrow Members VIII tlnl it to their per-
sonai advan,ascN.Skttc tend.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-22

A FINE quality Of colored silk Is offered at
Furchgott Brothers., corner OF King and Cal.
-houn streets, at SO per yard, worth SIS. Call and
examine It, ,icc2I 2
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by HtJTSON LEE.
A c. RICHMOND, CLERK, W.. JOHN
'gAf' Vii
G.. I'rt,EN.

IA. G. IrtEN. ''
on TUESDAY, 4th day or January, 1860, will
oe sold, III the Old CustOmhousc in Chnrlrstop
Az that LOT OF LAND situate lying and being
on on Inc north Side OF rradd street. I'm the CITY ri
SnaIieSlon. and state aforesaid, known by the
Nunbcr Us ON the plan Of tile lands OF Robert Lime
mouse; measuring AMI containing In front on
Iraad street about twenty.fi t25) feet, on The
eist @ line about one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
l.5 lect, and Oh the west line about one huEdrc,i
'ioV 'ec'' DC the SAID measurements moro or less.
ALSO,
ia all na mat LOT OF LAND. ndoinng the above to
lne wcSf, and known by the Number 30. on ,hc
plan or the lands OF Robert I.imehouse above
III, imehnohGi. nl measuring and containing In front
on Ira,u street about twenty five f25j feet on
the east line about one hundred il0O) feet and
on on sle west ne about sercntynvc (i5j feet, bc
'hc saitl measurements more or less.
Terms-One.fourti cash: balance povoI,,o O.,
@ @our equal annual instruments, with Interest
.mcieon NJ the rate or seven per cent. per anlIum
payable annually, secured 10y bond or bonds of
ne Inc purchaser aid mortgage of the premises
Ihe buildings TO bc insured and policy OF insur.
rance assigned. l.. W. NJ MaCEEY
oce-- W l Jan3,t $. G. e.
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Rccollcct that q hand
some set OF Furs can be had for $s, 50 and $40,
which Is h(ty per cent. cheaper than the same
kind can be bought elsewhere. Call and examine
for yourselves at H. H. WILLIAMS
Hat Bazaar, No. 243 King street,
deco nlwf3 Opposite the Big Boot
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PEAL Estate SALE.

* - "A ~ II . L ~ u . a IL r..
Martha NJ. Fishburne, Widow and A,lministra
trlx OF BENJAMIN y. Fishburnc, deceased, Vs. Ben.
Ianin L; Fishbnrne and others, Heirs at Law OF
Warren and others, the Creditors OF Benjamin P
flshburne, decensed-Bll for Dover to Marshal
Assets and for Relief.
BY virtue OF n decretal order, made in nboye
mentioned case. will sell before the Court.
or January next,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, in
the County or Collcton, near the Round o. con.
taining eleven hundred and seventy.slx acres;
putting and bounding north on lands OF Perry
anu othcrs east on lands OF Sanders, south on
lands OF Bedon, Lemacks and others; excepting
ahonttwo hundred 6cr1a which has been set apart
as Dover, as plat thereof upon 1le In my offlCe
reference being thereunto had will more fully
represent.
Terms-0ne. .half-cash; balance on a credit OF
one year. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. A. c.. SHAFFER &, O. a
decl3mwBo
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n. q A. ASHTON having received by the
steamer Magnolia fresh supply OF Hne goods,
respectfully Informs their friends that they arc
now open aud ready for this days sales.
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a. c. KAUFMAN offers TO pay the highcs
price for State bonds. See advertisement.
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b USIN $ MOTTO CEs,

NEw YORK LEDGER ready this day, at half.
past r. NJ. Price cents per copy Chimney
Corner, 10 cents. Hasel street Bazaar opposite
Synagogue.
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Anrtion 9aIes- -Gbis man.
by j. & W. KNOX.

by j. Il W. KNOX.
ENlREWORKS, CARPETS, &c.
- we Will sell THIS DAY, al 10 O'Clock at our
Store, No. $50 Meeting street
All Invoice Uf FIREWORKS
- ALSO,
Two CARPETS. Lounges Sofa, Mattresses hin
ing Table, Pier Tables, ONCE Desks, Beer rum,
AMI Sundrics. ,IccD,
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Is he Really Santa Claus +.

1t is The popular belief among those OF the
rising generation OF Charleston wno have no per.
sonal acquaintance with Won Santen, that TINT
gentleman Is good natured old hobgobn with
frosty beard and ruddy phiz, and with very
agreeable knack OF slipping down all the Chin
neys on certain happy morning OF the year, for
the special delight and enrichment OF good little
boys and girls. But the immense number OF new
tangled toys which lie opened yesterday warrants
Us In warning our little friends against him as
an arrant sham. lie Is not the ol,l-fashoned Santa
Claus. Something newer and better he may be:
but not the original Jacobs
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Gailorins, &r.

Gailoring, &r.
GLO 7 Fl ING, TAILO RING
FURNI IsHING GOODS.
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"Listcn to the Moeking Bird.'
lie sings daily at Klcin's King street. above
Liberty, where imported canary birds also make
sweet music. Call and purchase pair OF song
birds as Christmas gift for your wife or sweet
heart, or both.
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as- The Public are invited to call and OK.
aHine dcc2l
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we would advise oil who desire to snorn ,bo
pocket nerve to avoid that stand on King street
under the golden eagle; for once inside the tbresh
DID, the eye becomes bewildercd, the grasp on the
Purse'strngs Is relaxed, aud the unwilling visitor
Is changed to generous buyer. Mr. Smear has
an inexhaustlble stock of jcwelry, sllverware,
and fancy articles OF bjoutere, that are lust the
dot for Christmas presents, and no matter how
LOW or high the tariff may run, they are sure to
be received with pleasure. King street has few
more attractive resorts than Spears, and the
temptation to spend money on the numerous
articles so layshly displayed Is almost irresistible
In fact none struggle against the temptation
but fall easy victimG ana yiciu their grcenbacks
w n Unn
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-16
sciencs Advnncea.

As soon as an article purporting 10 bo OF utility has
been tested, aud its merits endorsed By public opinion
unprIncpled parties endowor oreplonish thor depict
cd purses by countseitng and substituting Spuriouf
for tho genuine article Some tmo since, mOrcuTy In
tho disguise Of pills. powders. &o given for dis
Of the stomach and liver. who qunino was froey
administered for tho chilS. AtlOugth H0BTRTTERh
BITTERB tnado It's advent, and an entiso now WsiOm
Of healing was lnAuguTated The benoacial effects oi
this valuable preparation were at once acknowledged
and mineral posouS sueredto pink into that oblourtl
TO which an enlightened raoo has consigned thom
There have boen many spurious Bttors. palmed upon
tho community which, after trial. have beon found per
feetly worthless whio HoSTErTER'B has proved a
blessing 10 thousands who owe TO II their rOntorhton
10 health.
For many years We have watched tho stoady progress
Of HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERS in public
estimation, and ts bepiaoent effects 10 cure for al
complaints arising frop sho stomach ofA morbid aataro
and We Oro FREQ 10 say that u be rolled upon as
certain relief and remedy Its propri0tOrs have made
the above alter years Of careful study and
sitnR and arc now reapng tbereward claimed by THU
valuable spOoiAc, and which thoy 40 richly mort IL
the only preparation Of tho kind that reliable In al
oases and IL therefore demands the attention OF the
nNlicfad
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-16
Cure of AbTam Van Wart, Of Sing Sing,
Of Bright 3 Disease Of the Kidneys,

SING sINq, Oct. u, 1868.
DIR, BRANpRETH-My Dear siri was taken sick
and elbow. DR.. A, X. Hoffman, Of this place pro
nounCed II neuralgia. Hs treated II for some time
but getting 10 better ms Ss
and 'I ny Gn @
oS S9f BS % s.lsS y RuSSS SS
They treated ms Tor long time but finally pronounced
my case hopeless, Other eminent physicians then
m %S my no sss soS 81
being completely paralysed and much swollen, and
TsPe pa f aBpr part p
Gibu@on This was my condition ave mont agowhon
DTandroth's Pills o. abe had used thpm hernef IN her
ier and my wife, swallowed nine Brandroih's Pils
continued taking every day for sayern weeks their
operation constantly improving Finding M mySolt H. a
about ave monthS ago took five pills, At nine they
commenced operating yigorousy suddenly fslt as y
GfyS way nsde spa taS ~ s9os . wsre axe es
most dlsagreoable odor. The poIt day folt very
faint, and ny 1eghbors cAne 70 see me do bnt as
De hsst r. I'll tmo IN nSar two years was Sbo To move
and stand upon my lego. continued tai ing tho pills,
and ayor fov dayswas able TO walk across my room
and now able to walk quito distance, have tax
On altogether about nineteen boxes Of Brandreth's
Pills. and now pill day is all IrOquro. My health
s nearly rostoredi my appetito 10 good, and suffer
or. Ny neighbors look ppon mo az one risen almost
from the dead, and desire you 10 pubisb my case
90 that those snSring IroR parayss and Kidney dls
Ssss sr.Sa % F now now easily neH R1 e i,n
Nf fSis case % Il certified by all the town oaicon. ~
DIR. Brandrethq Principal Once, Brandreth House.
New York. Sold BY all DruggInta
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-16
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

TMNHE PAIN KILLER
iii Is both an Internal and External Remedy.
TUNHE PAIN KILLER
III Should bO used at the first manifestation OF Gold
or Cough,
TUlHE PAIN KILLER
il Don'tfai to keep II In the house ready for use.
TESHE PAIN KILLER
A Is an almost certain cure for OHOLmRA, and
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the most eminent and sdllful Physicians In India,
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or less prevalent the Pain Killer is oonideFed by
the natives, well by Eu Opean resdentsin In hoso
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TNNHE PAIN KILLER
t9 uso,
TWNHE PAIN KILLER ~
n Is sold by all DrugGists and Dealers in Family