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GREAT MORAL SURRENDER AT ROCKLAND
THE COLORS HAULED DOWN

Il.
ton Of hambcllan, and the report Of our
Republican caucus in your last issue, reached
This city At the same time, and meeting of
the Lodge Of Good Templaro va. immediate
" summoned to consider the situation, and
act definitely upon the proposition IL send
delegates to the Boiling Convention to be
held at Portland ON the 10Th. \ leaky vessel
has given Is a report Of the proceedings,
which appear to be of sufficient interest to
our citizens 10 warrant publication.
r. W. =. d. G. NJ. Harden, called the
Lodge to order and prayer was offered by
the chaplain A half hour was then given to
mutual coincidence over the result of the late
enoaoement, in the midst of which the en-
baImed bodies Of the slain were brought in
on -hutters that the faithful might take their
last look at the beloved forms. The scene is
described a. affecting in the extreme Not
dry eve was in the room, and the vail of la
mentation wa 50 bitter and unre,trained that
il reached the ears Of the passengers in the
streets, and was compared by them to the
moumtul howl Of Il band Of death stricken
/ baboons Bro Eph Snow, being called upon
10 deliver an impromptu eulogy, proceeded
10 remark that he bcwailcd the illustrous de-
parted As much rs any other brother, but it
was no use CRYING for split milk, and he was
IN lav0r u taking = cheerful view Of lhlngs
that the brethren were not the greatest suffer
4 rr- bv this awful di,pensation, for the sisters
had yet greater reason I" beWMl 'he I"sn p
the services oil the long lamen'ed' ana II 'N'y
could tind others I" I'LL me places Ia'eiy +"
ably "ccnpied' he thought l"f ~ RIFT 'he
1 brethren ought |" ne anne |" l"h' r''0 u
1 themselves, rlse above fheif PIt9on' gtl"i 'll'
attend TO the duty OF ihc Gay. re therefore
moved that the munmle- be deposited m the
cabinet OF the 1o"loglral oorlety' ana >h2i ilo
Lodge proceed to business me speech pro
/ dHcoi q good effect upon the mouTnff'' the
motion prevailed and the bearers removed
me remains After an informal discussion As
n I'll" propnety OF sending delegates 70 me
Portland CohNrhlloh' IL was ullthlh i"uSlS
VoTEp. That the Interests Of the temperance
aE,,It lr INV incraased nen tltes Is rumsc
icrs; that the Republican party, by Ignoring thesc
II ~ 4 nnvn 10 BE- bnst 70 them
ha~ forfeited II rght to control the Good Tempar
.or r'',' man i to boit the nomination, and that
lhi- odsr % thaagt"rr ,sn delegation Z" " Y
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TIE STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
met in Portland yesterday. Two hundred
delegates We're present
Hon. Henry Tallman Of Bath, presided
ll", with most of the other speakers of the
morning session, strongly urged an indie
pendent temperance nomination for All OIL
Gers from Governor to Town representative.
Til" prohbitoFy resolution Of the Bangor
Republican platform was offered, bit almost
unanimously laid Oh the table
n. q. llichhorn, of Stockton, was unani-
mou-ly nominated for Governor
The platform tayor~ the sustaining Of the
public credit ana paving The public lcbt tie
pr"pricty Of Stale Legislation I'd develop the
Resources OF the state; total prohibition Of
the sale Of liquors except according u The
laws, and 4 State Gon~t&buIary to enforce IT,
resolution was also passed pledgin@ the
support Of the temperance party 70 ne NOM
ince OF the Convention.
A State Committee wa chosen. and in
S,Wcted to call County Convention, for the
nomination Of Senators and County officers
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LETTER FROM BOSTON.
hiIdren---Democratc ideas about Them
Exhibitionrat Horticultural Hali-Rey Mr.
Murray &c.

/ ChIi0f6n-- democratic IDEAS about hem---
1 Exhibitionrat horticultural HaII---Rey MI
Murray, &c.
Boston, Tuue 26 1862
! Children al play on the streets with >un-broNnad
wind-caressed, drt->ained faces Snd hands, lu ol
such happy, happy hearts--free from care untran.
meled by the world, guilele.s and pure Hear their
fresh childish voices 4, they shout in uproaliolt
miIth tinlsline like silver bells in soft mc1y
laughter
Now It ring, on the air with its innocent qu-h
Like the trill OF bird At the tWilighs soft hush
\ oh the laugh Of q child, 50 wild and so fire.
/ Is the merriest sound in the world to me-.
4 A wildor shout arrest, my footsteps. ana turn
my eye to ascertain HE cau~". \ bright eyed little
| girl Of four OF five summers hats pcIched hrr-rl
upon the steps of an omnibus for free ride Whit.
brave little lad, some two Year, her senior, e.t
lanly supports her in her position, hu- carly rroog
nizing his right to protect the softer ,vN But ih5
most aughlble performance j. that ot smart oht
who il essayng the "Grecan bend" She eol
70 perfection, and mnces along with quite a, mood
Of flourish as the gay ladies on Washington Street
! Embryo men and women is my mental ob-erra
ton, turning rcdeatively away. Huu You to ape
tha ways and custom, of your elders, amt a -our
to become mon and women yourselves.
Pope says THE proper study of mankind
mana greater study than man. when grown "a
manhooi's estate, are children. To know justin how
TO control direct, and govern them Alright is a MA
! er-pecc Of art; TO advance aud promote the erowt
Of this principle and restrain that passion; to know
how 10 administer 10 theil many wants faithtuln
and Justly; to bring th.m up God-icaring. lass
abiding. COMMISSIONING men and W0man--Nh. T. ii
not a task, and q wonlrou> one TOO: Aothcra. NJ
you realize your proud position: Woman. DO 80"
think Of the ercatne>, Of your sphere: Then, Nhy
To I,I\
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nian, #th tho in;gnrts1. 81 b powerful
speaker, could have turned the current of the
fight, and wlenched a victory from the trim
ners There Were enough Of the rank and
file, but they lost heart from lack of leader.
They need organization and discipline
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THURSDAY, JULY /, 1869.
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Dr. Jordan, Of Bangor, moved that Mr..
Kimbal be declared the nominee of the con
vention, which motion being put by the Sec
rotary. was carried.
Mr.. kimball returned his heartfelt thanks
for the honor of the nomination. While he
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~ . l. q G N e,
SUPERIOR TO TBE. BEST IMPORTED co.
LOGNE WATER, manufactured and sold wholesale
and retail by DR.. n. BlER,
june Il No. 131 Meeting street.
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,THE DAILY NEWS.
Evening Shadows.

Kvoning ShadOws.
Surely the day is donei
'Tis set Of sun
Long fall the shadows from the snowy hfle
But softer air
E.Ssts everywhere-
Although the day 10 done.
All yes the day Is donei
Ana one b, one
The ahosts OF starlight fit across the sky;
= In doc. no flr".elves on The carpet he,
Tired Of play,
\ Az u,ALten say,
Because the day is done.
We know the day ia donei
Our feet have run
Unresnn- n. tue Latn that duty made.
Treadir" h",na OF dangers not afraid,
Ana rest IN sweet
..t AAvuHA A.AHuGnOuf6 ueet,
And day again comes on.
The day Of life Is donel
And set tie suni
Eyes dim to fairest sights that earth can show,
Ears heedless, though enhancing music now,
And marble brow
Unwrinkled now
Indeed the day is done
But is the day yet done?
- And set the sun
When seas Of am DER light transfuse the air.
And Pp- adias1 frwcra bloom everywhere
O'erpurple hills
III. tnr,u6.
Heavep's day 10 just be4unl
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Insurance.
VOU OUGHT To INSURE IN THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
IL f E AS SOCI ALTON
OF AMERICA, III
FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
LIST. Because it ie home institution managed and
controlled by your own citizens.
2d. Because 1t is the only monied institution OF
the kind that loans its funds In the States from which
they are derived. ''
share in it's profits earnings. Its large and IN
c1easing assets belong exclusively to the policy
holders.
4th. Because it's are lever than those of most
other companies And its dividends will be larger.
6h. Because it invests its funds at rates of interest
averaging ten per cent, while Eastern comp Lpies'
rates average less than per cent. This makes
the dividends Of the Assocat larger and the rates
of premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at six per cent for fifty will amount to l842O1
dure $11 739 0Qs Difference in favor OF the ten per
cent investment $9,897 08.
9th Because you ought to insure in successful in
stitutiop. and the Lite Association Of Amertca s &C
be by far the most successful life insurance insttu
ton OF its age in the United States.
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED IN THIS COMMUNITY.
800 900 deposited in the Insurance Department
OF tho state OF Missouri according to law for the
protection Of policy holders
OAlcers.
II. G., LOPEZ, Pres'nt tOasAier People'e Nat. Bank,
W.'G GIBbE6, Vice-President Nv. O.. Whildep q Cof
f. f. JENKINS, nj. D.. Medical Examiner. e: i
H't' ~ Directors. sn@f% .344t
JOHN b. STEELE iof Nortn, steele & wsrdell :"
9. IRVINE Walker, Evans 4 CogsNoil)
B: T. pkAKE, Gent superintendent g. O. Raslrnsd.
O. =. PANKNIN, Drugolst. .,--,-.
JAR. e. SPEAR. Jsweiier. sn = "a
d. II. sIlsCox. Wbolesaie and Retail Furniture.
F:P. CARTIER, Secretary and A gent.
Mafnh 20 yr NO. 40 Broadstreet
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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great pumber: n ame tevery section
OF the country that the public scarcely need to be
informed Of its yirtues or uses.
scroIuIous poIsUn :. 0no uf the most destructive
tenant Of the organism: underminee the constitution
and invites the attack OF eneebliDg fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again.
it seems to breed injection throuRh the body and
then, on some favorable occasion. rapidly DEVELOPS
into one other OF its hdeous forms either on the
surface or among the vials. In the latter ubercles
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart or
tumors formed in the liver, it shows ita presence
by eruptlons on the skin, foul alterations
part OF the BODY Hence the occaslonai use OF
bottle Of this SARsAPARILLA is advisable, even
when no active symptoms Of disease appear. Per.
Hnd INN ediate relief and, al length, cure by the
use of this sARSAPARILLA: st. Anthony's Fire
Rose or Erysipelss letter, Salt Rheum. scald Head
Ring Worm, sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other erup-
lions visible forms Of Scrofulous deea &c. Also.
IN the more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy
Heart D. ease. Fits. Epiepsy, Neuralgia. and the va
vOuS systems.
Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases are
cured by It, though long time 10 required for sub
during these obstinate maladl by any medicine,
But long continued use Of this medicine will cure
the complaint. Leucorrhoea or Whites, Uterine Ul-
ceraions and Female diseases. are commonly soon
relieved and ultimately cured by its purifying and
invigorang effect Minute Directions for each case
are found IN our Almanac. supplied gratis. Rheu-
mntism and Gout, when caused by alcumulations OF
extraneous matters in the blood. yield quickly to it.
as also Liver co%plants Iorpidty Congestion
- s.S - ~ oAu voUA'tCes WIFI d1I6
Ing. az they often do. from the ranking poisOns IN
the blood. This SARSPARILLA Is o great restorel
for the strength and vi2or ofthe sysenn 1hose who
are LanRuid and Lstle 8, pespondent, sleepless
and troubled with Nervous Apprehenslons or Feara
or ally OF the affections svmptomatIc Of Weakness
will find immediate relief and convincing evidence
Of it's restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. O. AVER 81 CO.. L0woll. M0ss'
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Whole sale, by
} DOWTE q NOISE
Charleston, South Caroline,
And by Retail Drugglsts everywhere.
March % DAC thstuSmos
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DARBx's PRorHx1.AoT,o FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Alec. II. St.phens, Of Georgia.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ga September 90 iS60
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid is an article Of little
cost but great value. It's domestic as we'll as medi
ctnal uses are numerous, while its epecialties are
most wonderful have not been without it for
Ten years. and no head of q family who can a1Sosd
to have 1t should be without it,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
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Murray Ferris 81 Co.'s Naval Stores Cir
cular.

4 NEW YORK June 19.-sPRrTs TuRpENT1NE.-The
busr ess of the week has been quite large, bit at
steadily declining prices. In early part Of week
one safe Of 1000 hbis tof which 6oO to arrive was
made al 44c and 675 bols at 4AAa43, including $50
New Yoak bbls A16e4bc, and shipping A6c. Later
1900 bbls changed hande at Asa4lc merch @ AntaSs
tonsl ed II, lowest ront 1horsdsy. 41bo, being lc
terday quite Arm at 42c nerchantable, and 42Ac
shipping. Meceipts 1904 bDls; exports b4l bbls.
RosM-There las been fa,r demand for low
grades but towards the close it was checked by
scarcity Of freight room. 3he sales amount to 49,,
600 bills at - S2Ha2 42H for common to good strain
ed; s2Na2 45A for good strained ana No 2; and
50 t0a2 IS tor No T. In medium and fair rOsn there
has been moderate business, but at ruinously low
prices pertoi med Tie sales are 5000 bbls pale at
Cow glass ut &c. S. so. ~ end &c. At these prices
the demand IL gooo but they are little above what
rule in Wilmington. Receipts 5601 bbls exports 7647
Obas. -''T
GAa- Is In moderate demand for retail purposes.
Tie sales 1000 bbls. mostly on private terms We
qeoto VII 'nipgton sS 1aaaa8 Is; ae gsllons sS; "a
gallons 90 70a2 vs.; 28 gallons % &c. Receipts 708
Obls exports 80 bbls. -rti: .' / g - t--:s
. .t ! Z 7-,sry
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Qommfrfial.

=, Charleston Cotton nn0 N1ce Market.
DEE1CR OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, june al. J
Corron-The Armness Of holders with the light
stock limited transactions. eales only rs bales. say
aatQ9. z at 80, q at 5eX, II at s17a. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary % to good ordinary. ss gsS3s @sSH
Low ,siTn %,ddi'ns' ns''''...''...'..':...ssG SoOA
By New York classification we quote
Midaling,. .....................S .S17a&-
,RroE Tho market was hrn, with better demand
and light Offering stock ssles about 100 tieroes
of clean Carolina, Fay 16 tiefoes at TX. 40 at TX. go
-at TX, 20 at Sc p ib. We quote common to fair
>Clean Carolina st 714a7A. good saskc p ib.
Markets by Telegraph
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LoNpoB, June 21-Noon.-Consols 92x. Bonds
quiet at s0N. sugar. on the spot 3ss Cd; afoat 2ss
9d. Turpentine 28s Sd.
Afternoon.-Bonds eG76.
LIVERPOOL, June Authorization active; up
ssnds 12hsl2Ad; Orleans 12Aa12eid; sales 15 900
bales.
Afternoon .-Uplands 121sa12i4d; Orleans 12Ha
1870: sales }8, OOV bales Flour 23e. 1aow AS Sd.
Turpentine 27s Cd.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK., June 2l-Noon.-Stocks unsettled.
Money active at7, with 1.32 commission. Sterling
9%. Cole, a6N Cotton quiet at $3.50. Turpen-
tine quiet at 41Ma42c. Rosin Dull; strained 50 s7A
az 42h
BALTIMORE, June 21-Cotton quiet at 33a935Sc.
Flour dull and fsvors buyers, Wheat dull and
changed. Corn lower; white 93a96c; yellow s4as7c
Pork firm at $84. Bacon firm; shoulders 1876.
Lard 20a20Nc. Whiskey scarce OF 81 08al "a.
WILMINGTON, June 2l-sIirits turpentine 38Hc
Rosin $l 80a4. Crude turpen,ine unchanged at 50
B5a3. Tar steady at e. 25.
AUGUSTA, June 81 Cotton market quiet and
unchanged; sales 1875 bales; receipts "a bales.
SAVANNAH, June 21.-Cotton. market dull not
sitter; sales nominal; middlng Bic; receipts sl1
bales
Mos14E. June N.-Demand for cotton limited;
market closed quiet; sales $50 bales; low middling
SOC; receipts 262 bales; exports 2165 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 21.-Ooton dull and easier;
Gales l25 bales; mddling slNc; receipts sac bales;
exports $3.50 bales, Gold 37A.. Sterling 50xaSl
New York sight 80 premium Sugar. prime l3A14es
common 10a1lc. Molasses fermenting at S5a62Ac.
Co<so fnjr 1
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lmarint Mtws.
Arrlvea = esteruny.

arrived cStefOAHs
Steamship " Evernan anyder, Philad elphia-
left lhureday. NJ. Mdse. FoJno & Theo Getty,
Railroad Agent, Byrne Fogarty, NJ Bristo DR.
h Baer, Came on Blrkley. P M Cohen, CoM
minis. Cosgrove, Dowe & NJ oise. j NJ Lason BIZ
Fogartie's Book House, Farrell, HUI kamp & Go,
Homes Book House. Hanlon, Johnson, Kriee
ienthal Il Co. ri Luhrs, B O'Neill, Pinckney, w
schaffer ] Russell, nhackefold & Kelly II a o. ck,
Trim, Quartermaster, Mrs s Watts p Walsh
Walker. Evans & Cogswen, WAGNER & Monseee, r
White. ana Vic kersham & Lang.
schr Ann = Deas from West Point Mill 65 bble
Rice To r Pringlr, and hu1 ston & Holmes.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Richard III, Wood, Wiscasset, Me-Street Bros
b Co.
Sailed Sunday.
Steamer Aspinwall, McCarty. Port au Prince, Hayti
ErOm this fOru.
Steamship Maryland, johnson, Baltimore, June TO-
UP for this Port.
scrr Palmer. Smoot, at Baltimore, June 49,
Cleared for this Port.
Schr c Grove, Weaver. at New York, juno 49,
Shlpnoyvs by He'cgrapA.
WnM1NaToN, June 21-Ar1ived yesterday. w p
Clyee from New York.
sailed, Fairbanks fol New York.
SAVANNAH, June 2l-Arr1ved, schr Anna 4 Susan
from Boston. y
Cleared, brig Lena Thurlow, Buenos Ayres.
The ship Vestatdia, fri m Matanzas for Falmouth.
EnH, arrived of II bee yesterday in Distress. The
captain and one seaman died Saturday; several of
the ere ~ are sick.
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A Y r RS s A R APA RIL LA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

THE r EP q TAT1ON
this excellent medicine en-
JOYS, Is derived from its
cures, many of which are
truly marvellous. 1nyete-
rate cases Of SorOiuIous
disease. where the system
seemed saturated With
corrup' Ion, have been pu.
Ii6ed and cured by It.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were az.
grava'ed by tho scrofu.
1Ous contamination until
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PURIFYING PILLS.
PROPaITT's LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. ProphH-HavinR used this medicine suf1a-
ciently long to test its virtue ind 10 satisfy my own
mind that 1t is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"A disease from which the writer has suffered much
for SIX years-and being persuaded that hundreds
be signay benefited. as he has BEEN by its USE we
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use Of this remedy, which
has given not only himself but several members of
his family the greatest relief
NJ. w. ARNOLD.
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INITRATE OF MAGNESIA.
GOOD COOLING SUMMER MEDICINE. MADE
fresh every day, by DIR. b. BAER,
May 25 No. 191 Meetings. street
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Railroa0s.
May ~

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SOUTH CAROLINA HAiLRoAD'
sassfsn.
AA au VIaI
~ aEy ss9
oENrRAI 50 suprRrNrrNpENr,s y y . orr1oH I
CHARLESTON. q. o. April 9, 1850.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL l1rH, THE
PAssEE0ER TRAINS Of the South Ca,ohr Rail.
FOB AUGUSTA.
Lervs % Cnar,esaon. ~ ..........Sso a.
aassas train: for asmrn. y
Leave Charleston -. $50 A M.
rosd a ane Msn tsa'n ana MaAoDeS'er "
Fsa OaAfsLRsToN.
AssTe s a9g1sss: A. ss.;:;,
~ - ). 11a4sSi Niaai Hxv.Sss
Eiys sasA,asasss: ::::.s =
3ssgs Ss ..ss... s;
~ fnT
leave cAar,esscS s.. !. ...... !. sass
Gonnacasg lsnnaays exespassS S
es:a@sss psssa sssans nsiasesa.. s.a.s sn
-. =. "A TRAIN. y
arrive at Chasssason .ezs AL
Camden and deinns,s. rs.ssrsos ,..-s =, as
DAYS, wRDM1sDAxs ana .sSrUnDAYs. oosaeOts Wisn
np upa1s Snd 6sasD Sosn Day Passensars q sansv
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THE A ASTONISHING
DIS IN f ECT A N T

~ Il
EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD. GA. December 2A 1868.
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir-uavipg not been
gagged for many years In the active duties of the
Medical profession ! am only superhcally acQuaint-
ed with the CLAIMS ef your Prophylacttc Fluid but
am well acquainted with its chemical clements
While, therefore, cannot speak experimentally of
the value OF the compound Vet the dIsnfectIng and
therapeutic properties OF the agents employed in its
composition, together with the we'll known reputa-
tion Vt its dscoverer chemiet, authorize me to-
regard ite merits OF high order; on the whole 1t
must be considered valuable contribution to the
class Of articles to which bcle ngs.
These views, may add, sustained by the testi-
mopy OF many mpetent judges. who have tested
its properties Believe me, dear sir.
Yours. respectfully,
A. MEANS. N. D., LII. ID.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. ST1NGS, &sc.
ALABAMA INsANK HOSPITAL,
TUSCALOOSA, December ~. 1868.
Meesrs. JOHN DARBY Co.. No. 100 Wnliam-s street,
New York:
GentleMen-I received your circulars of the 10th
instant, asking ane1presslon of opinion from ae
to the merits Of your Prophylactic FLUID. The pre-
sion and public at large, and universally
ed. that 1t seems to me to need NO further
nondatioD-
AS disinfectant and remedial agent too when in
dtcat' D, It is not exce b, any similar PREPARATION
We use permeangantc prepa ations very extensively
IN this hospital. and coud not do without them.
consider yours the best and most elegant pr 4para-
ton of the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours &c.
p BRICE. NJ. D.,
sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOWIE & NOISE,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
May IS tuthsSnos Agents for South Carolina.