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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-11

WHEAr.-The ma, tet has been stesdy during tne
week at S1a1 o5 for Mediterranean red u ~; amner
81 is; white 81 GOAL 49, The receipts today amount
ed to 1880 bushels with receipts Of the week OF
IS S9s bushels against 598 bushels the week pre-
vious. .,,
The receipts of wheat for the corresponding week
last year were about $500 bushels The quotsnonos o
were SO for red 81 rs for Mediterranean ana
for amber. ooo
BARLEY.-we heard of shipments to-day OF 3OO
bushels at 81 so, sacked and delivered in depot
Macon Market.
MACON September 8.-CoTToN. Receipts to-day
$50 bales; sales So; shipped 1872 Receipts for the
week ending this evening 1868 bales; sales for same
time 1912; shipments 1914. Receipts for the first
eight days of September, 1858, amounted 10 262
bales; receipts for the same time, 1853. amount to
2052 bales. The market during the week ending
this evening has been firm and active On basis Of
SOC for middlinRs. To-day. however, the demand
was checked under the unfavorable market reports
from New York and Liverpool, and the market
closed very quiet {: SOC, nominal, for middlings.
MACON COTTON STATEMENT.
Sfncb n, hor ~ 1890 balee 179
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-11

CONVICTION, Ca, July 8, 1857.
Dr. Prophit.-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheerfully re-
commend It TO all persons suffering from Liver az
fections Dyspepsia or Indieestion in any form.
also recommend your DysenItry Cordial as The best
RENE DIV for that disease O.T ROGERS.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

The whole number of acres of land in tbe St,to
Is l,0O4,295 Taxing the acres in New Castle
'e" cents and those in Kent and Sussex five
cents and all other species of real estate in the
same ratio and we will have over 500. 600.
ms would he unjust, but not more so than
Tue present bill proposes, which cxempts this
and taxes many other things which the cor.
respondent thinks should be exempt-particu-
LARRY labor,
Inc oil, it is believed, will realize over a
ha'! million of dollars per annum, while the
sum intended to be realized is only about $ So
OoO. This estimate is made from the Govern
ment tax list. The correspondent above refer
red to states that the city of Wilmington alone
PAID the Government, last year, from taxes on
manufactures, incomes and licenses, the sum
of $l83, ,G0O-$5O,O 900 more than the State
really needs. And the State tax, as proposed
by this bill, is nearly double the rate of the
Government tax. The former is five.tenths of
one per cent while the latter is only three
tenths
10 show the amount of tax that will be re-
'iANU nun IuC safes OF some manufacturers
at the rate of onehalf of one per cent, it is
stated that G. G. Lobdel & Co., manufacture
erS OF car wheels, in Wilmington, would have
their tax run up to $4,000 year, and there
are number of other manufacturers in that
city whose taxes would be increased 81 500
per annum. Some of the Brandvwine millers
would have to pay as much as s., 500 a wear
on the sales of -four, it is estimated. Some Of
them state that they will have to close their
mills If that rate oftax is passed Breadstufs
are exempt from Government tax.
Some have proposed to meet the difficulty
by making an equal taxation upon real estate
personal property, bonds, incomes, etc. Others
propose to merely increase the rate of the nres.
ent assessment, and another plan is to assess
the cash value ofrealand personal property one
tenth of one per cent. Estimating this cash
value az Sl20,00O 600, it would realize 800
BOO, which, added to the tax on railroads and
'anals' would make an estimated revenue of
$4,000.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
MARYLAND ITEMS

Den'oraLzlng. Maryland exchange thus
reters to the demOralizing influences witnessed
at the execution of the four negro men at
rrlncess Anne recently: 1.-THE ushering of
Iour human beings into eternity was made the
occasion OF holiday show and the vast con-
course OF men, women and children, while
waiting Tor the great scene in the drama-the
6e'aounent of the tragedy-were entertained
by slde-shOws and comedies. Booths and
stands for the sale of refreshments. 6ouors and
edloles, were erected around the goIlows, and
by the time the condemned were led to the
Scaitold the multitude were in a good humor
ana ready to enjoy with keen zest most re-
V9itlng and horrible spectacle. The felons
whlle In the very embrace of death were in
corrupted by coarse jibes and jeers, and the
conc0urSe OF spectators instead of being awed
Dy the majesty of the law, and thrilled into
silence by the exhibitions of its vengeance unon
tne guilty wretcheS, manifested the very pas-
slons that lead to murder
=, Coyerence Appointments w. E. Church
ooMh-The Baltimore Conference adjourned
on FRIDAY last. Among the appointments are
the following: Talbot circuit, j. /. ShinIov,
W. Z; Maloy, r. b. Frampton. Trappe Sta
tIon, y. NJ. Grandin. Kent circuit. j. Edwards.
Queen Anne, j. II. Dulany, L. Ii. Baldwin.
=, CaH AcceptccI Thomas L. Billion. Of
toward county, has accepted "a call rendered
5Sy the Festry OF st. Stephens Church, in
95assalraS Neck. Mr.. b. will enter upon the
April, next. y
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT ITEMS.-John B. Cough delivers his
lecture on Circumstances" in Wilmington ,o om
Friday night. VII
Ih0s. B; Hunter, recently principal teacher
vi Dcnool NO. IN this town, WAS admitted to
ference. WIN Wi"
Gen. Torbert, it is rumored, has been men,
TONED IN connection with the Portugal mission.
The. students Of the Middletown Academy
VIII give an exhibition tomorrow evening in
me new town hall there. The string band of
this town furnish music.
A grand entertainment is given bv the stu-
dents OF Wyoming College the same evening
A firm to manufacture segars bv machinery
has been started in Wilmington. Two hand:
a girl and boy, operating these machines can
turn out 1000 cigars in a day, but the usual speed
Is something over 1000 day. By the hand
process 1000 to 1900 week is considered fast
work. i"''
VIM. II. Gear, who had been cIerking at the
works OF George G.. Lobdell, in Wilmington
committed suicide last Wednesday nicht by
taking poison. His wife lived in Phila. and
he went home every Saturday He found
something wrong in his domestic relations II
is thought, recently
Young woman gave birth to an infant in
the depot at Newark one day last week, whilst
waiting for the train for Wilmington.
VIM. J. Price recently proprietor of tho bo.
tel at Backbird, has taken the hotel At the
corner of Front and King sts., Wilmington.
Sociable at the Seminary on Monday evening
next at ! o clock. The public are invited. AL
mission free.
An effort is being made to start a lodge of
the knights of Pythias in this town.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

THE TAX BHL-rhere never has boon q
subject of legislation 40 universally condemned
by the citizens of this State a. is the Rcvonno
Tax Bill now before the Legislature. But one
paper IN the State advocates the bill, and lut
one or two lawyers, who framed it and can no.
do otherwise. Two meetings demonstrating
against its passage have been held at Newark
aod one at Middletown, and one is proposed
for Wilmington to be held in day or two.
Tax bills are unpopular at best, and no SUBJ
jcct of legislation requires more care and fore.
thought.
The objections to the bill are that it is par
tial and oppressive; that while some interests
are taxed to oppression others go scot free, &"
and that the burden will fall mainly on New
Castle county; that It will result in injury to
Some branches Of industry, and that the bill
was not drawn with that care and intelligence
required in the premises.
At meeting held at Newark Tuesday week
It was estimated that New Castle couAty would
have to pay 90 per cent of the tax or about
$500.O00 per aunum, while Kent and Sussex
would pay only about $4,000 1t was recon-
Inended that real estate. Office holIers and pro-
fesSions should be taxed also, az well as pro
ductive interests. At the Middletown meeting
this was also recommended. An intelligent
tcorres pOndent of the Gdzctte recommends the
sxing Of real estate as preferable to this BILL |
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

THE LEGISLATURE.-Fr0m some cause our
Dover letter has failed to reach us. The most
important measure before the body is the tax
bill, unless, perhaps, it is the resolution of Mr..
Hamm, in the House on Monday, directing the
State Treasurer to pay the members in gold or
its equivalent.
MIR. Jump, on Monday, introduced an act to
incorporate new Bunk in this town to be call
ed the Railroad Bank
The Fifteenth Constitutional amendment has
been rejected, Of course.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

KELIGTOCS.-At the missionary moat;no &c
Trace Church, Wilmington, last week What
was known as the Globe ceremony was in
troduced into the exercises 1t consisted of y
clas' OF UIrlN and class OF Sailor Boys. These
sung verse the Gospel Ship Is Sailing, {"
"hcn gu ulrte' of the Globe repre-
Sentlng fourth Of the missionary work xos
brought ln-anOther verse was sung Then
came negro bringing in another quarter Of The
1M,Iobe, which was suspended beside the other
Then came Chinese in China costume and
an Indian In Indian attire, bearing each his
quarter OF the Globe. The Goddess of Tibertv
appeared aud took her station behind the COM.
p!eled Globe. These representatives of tba
dlHerGht parts OF the elrth brought forth a
wreath and placed it upon the Globe, crowning
IL lor Jesus. simultaneously Jesus reionsH
appeared IN gas jets OF beautiful letters of light
above, when the audience Joined in siny;ng
enthusiastically, Grown him Lord of III IS :;
Then followed brief but interesting address
Dy Kev. y: ID: Shaw, of the Presbvtrri,n
Church The class of S. NJ Harrington bav.
ing raised the most Missionary money was an
nounced as the Banner Class, and nresnntnd
WI with beautiful American flag by the pastor
me Denedlctl0n was pronounced by Rev Bish
op simpson. 80 closed meeting of no ordinary
interest! bearing the amount of $1,000 as the
ripe Iruit OF their years labor
r, 49, l. L. lV!h hpKlnSOn, OF the Wilmington
conference, preached two very popular dis.
courses here Sunday.
The West Presbyterian Church 1.-THE new
congregation in Wilmington on last Wednes-
day evening, gave call to the Rev. Geo. +
WlSwcll: ID. D.. to become its pastor. The
vote was 10 for Mr.. Wiswcll and 30 for Mr.
Beaumont. An attempt to make the cali
unanimous failed. The salary was fixed at the
sum Of $500 -'
A Catholic lady was admitted to Holy Orders
IN Wilmington, Thursday The ceremony.
WI Thlch is very imposing, was performed in the
Chapel at the residence of Bishop Becker be.
fore large audience. 0' "0
Rev; James II. Lightbourn of Dover, was
recently favored with the preservation of
purse containing 800, and Mrs. L. with one
containing 500. His ministry at Dover has
been success in more than one way
The Eplscopalians of this town are observ- |
ing Passion Week. To morrow evening com.
munon service will be held, and all Christians
OF the town are invited to commune. The
Easter anniversary is next Sunday.
Rev. MIR. Rittenhouse, the new pastor of
the NJ. Il. Church, will preach next Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

COUGHS AND COLDs.-During the cbanoe-
able seasons of Fall and Winter. when congbs
and colds are so prevalent, no person sbonld
be without some reliable preparation for their
cure. They should recollect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con.
sumption. HGssOn's Compound Syrup of Tar
is the best and most reliable article known for
the cure of coughs, colds, hoarseness, chronic
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and ali diseases
of the throat and lungs. No person should bc
without it. Price so cents. Sold bv 7 w
Denny, Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL & LAMBS,
dec0-3m PrOprietors. Phila
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
DIR. Jackson's AmaIeptica.

A NEW REMEDY IN CONSUMPTlON-Aa, ,in
stefan who had Consumption for several Ye''T' atm
frequent beedngs of the lungs, cured h"'ss" hi,
medicine unknown to the prOiesSouI I Nh, sclan
case appeared hopeless. lie Is the only F"! aug
who has used it IN his own person, or VIM ~" 1s de.
knowledge of Its virtues; and he can ascho' s pse
gree OF health he now enjoys TO pO;hlng Uu a and
of his medicine and nothing but utter de'parh rher
entire extinction of all hope of recovery W. him
with want OF confidence IN all DINERS o,,ne VIII
TO haz rd the experiment TO those Sn.Innromenlhe
any disease Of the Lungs he proherS ife1In
confidently believes Will eradicate the Gsea.
Medicine sent by express. Send for a acIrcua.S
on DR.. f.. BoYLsTON JACksoT
mly6-'6S-ly No $50 North lOIh ST. PhiIar a. n,.
For sale by w. f. VILLA AIS, Druggist VIM r
ton, Del, and by Druggists ihromg hOut the cou"'!
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

President Grant has affixed his signature to
the bill "To Strengthen the Public Credit, "
pledging the faith of the United States to the
payment, in coin or its equivalent, of the Ma
tional Debt. The last official act of President
johnson was to pocket this bill, and it was the
first bill signed by President Grant The last
official recommendation to Congress on the
national debt from johnson was that the inter
est should be taken to pay the principal, and
the first official declaration from Grant was
that principal and interest must be paid to the
last tartking.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

FIRE.-A fire occurred at New Castle last
Friday evening, when nine buildings were des.
troyed; 1t originated in the grocery store of
John Herbert one door above the bank. and
extended up the street and around the corner
INTO Market street, as far as the Presbyterian
church, burning all the buildings between these
points, except the house occupied by Mr.
challenger as store and post office. The
Washington and Delaware Steam Fire Engine
Companies, Of Wilmington, were sent over TO
New Castle by an extra train of cars, reaching
that place about midnight. They Immediately
went into service and soon checked the progress
OF the flames. Without their aid the church
would most unquestiOnably have been DESTROY
ed and very likely the entire square The los
SeS were as follows: The grocery store and
contents of John Herbert; the tin and stove
store OF Ferdinand Lechler; the shoe store Of
James W llmot; the brick house occupied bv
Mrs. Anderson; three houses owned by William
l1alnes OF Wilmington; the saddler shop of r
>. Watson; the dwellings Of Thomas Early,
Joseph Redrich, Mrs. Darich, Mr.. Carson and
Mrs. Dolby. The stock and furniture in the
above buildings were entirely DESTROYED. The
loss Is estimated at over 100000. The citizens
gave the firemen a collation., which was freely
paaTtaken of. They returned to Wilmington
with their engines about nine o'clock ON Sat.
urday morning. ng.-RepubHcdn
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
TEE EsAs"Es::g el,rY.~,c,.

The Lone Star" nv, ~ nno.r,.
L 90 not know, Mr. E&itor Y}, y, ...'
rcSpond" lent ls-whether he brIon.,. D., .','' ~.
P@ or the per. should not .n-,.. -, "" a-.
filling the former, however, fo,. l.. ''. .'. 'ia 8
cate, that Ii" Is too poorly ir>,rn,.,i. /" l..
truth and Gospel order for ..''l, III d .
Please give my Christian rcY,rj. - : ">';.
present him Cat my expense, Nh ~ i1m !
ttament-thc Rapti>ts iji>r;,,In. ~" H.
hlm Ia Sabbath School," In I;'r HH! &c..
Ny desire to seek his ac,Iuant,.,,-,' ',,'' ~. "a
in the hope that shoiij j.. ,h,. h'ji4, ''.S,ra'
cd IN B!blc truth and (,o>not ~. ,'4';'..'.
tmr$e t1 together ani give him crglit =;
run am 80 duh IL % M,el a N... a..
nicAt and Sunday School train,n.,. '. - 50.
|! .!lls +: learned doctor, TAo can Ina,9 ,.,: =.
uIngn'>i5 o. h1y Gu, and r,q rr..o-.,
,n!t'nISent'y, .! th01e-h be docs not Know -. .-'
ttion'' "'DtIN 10 0ecomc acquainted viii, T.
become lettGr instructed in Bile t"J ~ :
gospel ordcr' He add, that thi, " ,''' MI a.
dound to my advanta e." How I' E' T.
on the ground, that " it is more bIr,>.j e'a.'
th3n to receive. | am perfectly wjIlir, :, ''~
learner OF teacher as he may rG,a ,'"- " j.
Will noe make his teaching or nino ,,,,.{ l.
Tor us to know each other "''! Oe,-;
Du! ."hy not explode my dcni3l>o p
would lnpart instruction to HE and ,n.,. Ia;
your readers. | have assumed no,h;nnD "'I'. :
deny the truth of his as>umptione .'''- ~.
prove them. /. That immer,ion !. +ts n'. l.. b. .
baptism" spoken Of by Paul. , IT., Iir
saviour was immersed. 3. That ritb.r ''aS II VI
his Apostles ever commanded anv "n'. l. 2
Immersed. He assumes those nr1,.oD"; ""' To-
his first article, and reittcratc> them j.,
ond, and adds, that every line, anj W.T.. '.g >'
the first - was true" Ii it ever ,c,, ".tn ~. ,
suppose it is still Let him prove tl.to.,l' "l'
ton and 1t will make a Baptist Of meanJ, m ,'...
He refers to authoritics-to Calvin W..
field, Wesley and Clarke. In his ,r.@,J ,'", v ,,'
Gle he claims the New Testament A. r. 'l' d. D..
tSt' Discipline. If he abandon> hi, r' no;' P''
and flies to the opinion, Of men to>n.,,' H. t..'
TO prove what he can find in the R%I, ii, ~.
hlm remember, that all his witnesses l.F.r
in, and taught infant bapti>m. W%T 1Yi'S'
quote them on that subject also? |, i,,.,. ~,
pity some one did not furnish CALVIN Wl;, I'
field, Wesley and Clarke. with New 1.,.,,'... ,,,
and send them to Sabbath School? -''
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

NoNDERFUL.-HenlyW w. Burr. No. 49 West l4th
street. "hlle on VISIT TO The West, was attacked
with severe illness from drinking impure water Life
was despared OF, and was thou 9ht that he must die
Ills vile was Immediately sent for, and IN a day or
Two was at his bedside Having herself seen the
De.e"cIal results from The use Of PLANTATION Bit.
TIERS, she insisted upon their being admnistored 10
him. which was done, in quantities prescribed bv
lheatendIng physician. The result was almost AZ by
magic and IN one-haf hour from the lime they were
gwen her husband was out of danger, and by a
moderate use OF Them three or four lines ,Iav he
va, vas soon able to resume his Journey to his home
of. W " NO"
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

LIE GOVERNMENT OFFICES The Govern.
ment offices for this State are eliciting general
interest, and there is considerable drern tn
learn who will be the ins and the outs. 4 1oj
egatlon OF Republicans were in Washinotor ~,
saturday week and had an interview with proS;
deht Grant, who informed them, that in avnr,,
case he would require the appointments 70 he
IecolImended by the heads of departments: ::
put that he should also in every case ncr.onal
ly examine the papers Of those recommandnJ
as lar as may be, their record, and the charac,
ter OF the men who vouchcd for them. The
interview was entirely satisfactory. The fnl.
lowing appointments were agreed upon. which
are to be nominated to and confirmed bv tho
Senate, viz: L. :. Assessor, Col. Dan. Wood
all, OF Camden, in place of Geo B. Dickson,
the present incumbent. Mr. Benz Burton
OF Milton, was also strongly recommended for
TINS office, but the powers that be- in view
OF the Colonel military record, have selected
hlm. He was wounded five times during the
war, starting In its commencement as Corporol
and resigned at its close with the rank of Brr.
vet Brigadier General.
For U. 5. Collector, DR. J. S. Prcttyman, of
Milford, in place of e. H. b. Day The mn
merOuS friends of DIR. Jump, Of Dover. stronT-
ly pressed the claims of that gentleman WHO
would have made good officer, but DR., p was
thought to have the stronger claim. twill h.,
remembered that he was appointed Consul to
Glasgow Scotland, by President Lincoln. in'6I
but through the neglect Of Judge Fisher. il j.
SAID, the appointment was never confirmed nv
the Senate. After being in Glasgow nearly =
year another man was appointed and confirmed
to the Consulate, and the Doctor was compcll
ed to return home. 1t is understood that he
sustained considerable loss through this culna
Die negligence. Tie is pioneer in the Repub
llcan ranks and is one of the ablpSt mon in tho
State.
There are number of appointments to be
made. Fer Collector of the port of Wilmington
there are three applicants, Lewis THOMPSON,
CoL D; w. Andrews, and DI. Nolen. 1t is
now filled by I. +. Crawford, Democrat. The
lighthouse keepers, &c. are appointed through
this office. For Postmaster at Wiminpton
there are two applicants, COL Grimshaw and
Lieut.. Lewis; 1t is now occupied by Capt. j. NJ.
Barr, aprOselyted Republican, Several appoint
ments have been virtually made for Postmas-
ters VIZ for Newark, Mr. f. B. Collins at
Allddletown, Daniel Dunning; at Delaware
City, George A. Clark at Dover, John B
Smith. DR.. w. &. Davidson is an applicant
for the Milford office.
For y. 5. Marshall there are several anpIi- |
cants, Mr.. Aiken, the former incumbent, Iieut.
Dunn and j.. w. Hawkins. The office is now
filed by Jos. Seal, Democrat.
For District Attorney there are said to be
three applicants, Judge Layton, A. Higgins
and ii. w. Draper. John b. Pennington.
Democrat, now holds the office.
. Zen. Iorbert, it is understood is an applicant
for the Office OF Minister to Portugal.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
TEEE MALARIA OF SssRT[G

t"{ should now be- their guard against the great
VI uscasr arising from malRriuus nd
prevails to am alarming every Snrug in nearly a
i W. t fy anu many easily SpoSed
u" account {" some Imprutcncr during the
very much OF the sickness notice in the Spring of
' i 'Iacti L" causes which pngpndrrci the
r t 'f T hnt whrthr! tn" cals" lies hidden the system
' II Is certain That disease will dcVpupc
unity hence II" should hesitate for moment to sci
anou c"hhattn" and 0yrrhowin@ it, To accomplish tins
thing Is useful and rpliablraS MISIIIERS HEIR
E> ltISa positive anioe any nalarous or nm
l,iH>pIric ana Il certain protection against
rhld influence which produces disease. We say in all car
subject. H'S '''4 - ""i "u'ioc "n ms
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

WE respectfully call the attention Of our readers
TO the celebrated Wilmington City SOAP" which
Is giving general satisfaction all over the cnntrv
one pound will go as far two pounds of most
otner soaps IN the market The people should try
best and most economical they can use. Sold hv
grocers generally. Moore & Bro. manuf,ctnre
""T' Sd and Orange sts., Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

THE STEAMER RSwAN.-Last week wo not;ood
the sinking of the Steamer .S,0an at Fart DeIa' %
ware. She has driited to Reedy Island. and is
now on the 9 flats - Efforts have been ma made
to raise and tow her to Wilmington for repairs
but 1t is feared by some she will be total loss
The pilot house, smoke stack, wheel houses
and large portion of the deck are washed
away. The bell is supposed to have been re-
moved by unknown parties.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

\, PHoTI0IGiRAPHTNG THE LEGISLATURE
Messrs. Edwards & Hines, photogranber. Of
this town, have been engaged by some Of the
Legislators to photograph the members of the
entire body, or as many as NAV desire. The
object Is that each member may present his
picture to every other member. MIR. Edwards
l: now in. Dover with his apparatus. He de-
signs taking number of views of prominent
places in the town before his return. This is
deserved compliment to our enterprising
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24

PAIN is supposed to be the lot of poor morta There
BILE DEATH and liable at any time to come upon hand
fore it is important that remedial agents shou
be used any emergency when made TO F i,sse
tiang agOneS of pain the depressing influence sne
Such remedial agent exists in the Pain h ,,srp'l
of which has extended all the earth. ANN fDe
ices of the Polar region, beneath the BURNING actd
tropics its virtues known and appreciated ~ e'
the Pain Killer upon the patient, when taken ui
of colds coughs, bowel complaints, cholera u' t at
other affections OF tho system has been trlN ,ls. cH
has for it among medical prep"l"' an eIie'
never be forgotten. Its in removing pa sting
nal remedy in Of burns. bruises. soreS s m tie
IF insects and other causes of suffering has d,y
most prominent position among the medicines Ca"
~ Beware of counterirs and worthless name o;hf
or Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer ana ' rbsn
No Sold by all druggists and gT"cers.