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Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
4 D1sAsrRoUs TERMINATION.

Just then another breaker broke on
board and capsized the boat. Andrews
and Francis were washed away, and were
never seen afterwards. Muir was still be
low, and did not get clear until the boat
was righted, when he gave symptoms OF
insanity. Before the boat was righted by
the sea Mr.. Talbot was clinging to the
bilge of the boat. I called to him to go to
the stern of the boat, and there get up on
the bottom. While attempting to do sc
| he was washed off. when he sank. He was
heavily clothed and much exhausted. HI
made no cry, I succeeded in getting OF
to the bottom, when L stripped myself
clothing, Then a sea came and rightet
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
LAND Is SEEN.

Sunday morning, wind allowed us to
head S. e. Saw Kauii, great distance
off. Saturday night. Sunday night we
were off Haualei Bay then hove to, head
to n. W.. wind having hauled that night
to Westward. We lay to thus until IL p.
m.-ny watch on deck, called Mr.. Talbot;
told him night was clear. [ could see the
entrance 80 Haualci harbor. He ordered
boat to be kept away, and steered for en-
trance-got near it, when it clouded up
and became dark hove to again to the n.
W. At a. m. called my relief Andrews
and Francis came on deck, also Mr.. Talbot:
After 1 went below boat was again kept
away for short time; when .9,s she sgSln hove we
on Monday, December 10. she was Kept
away for the third time. J. remained
below until I felt the boat was getting into
shoal water. l woke Muir and told him
II was time we went on deck. He did not
90, but did Just as got in cockplS a
sea broke aboard, abaft. MIR. IalDol
ordered to bring boat by wind. L hauled
aft main sheet. Francis was at selm, ano
brought vessel up to wind. ....
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
Rates og Freight,

,-....a. FCr Sailing
q H-tA--ASl' FCaICt
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State? Does the action of the 'Ciamber
Of Commerce. and stBoard of Trade ssug-
lgest q practicable and sufficient remedy. upon
which action. these leaders above referred
to base their Intentions? Does Mr.. Aldrieh
or M. Memminger suggest q feasible remedy?
Let us consider their suggestions for q mo-
ment. Mr.. Memminger traces all Of the evils
complained OF by him and others to the Legis-
latnre. He says: 1.-THE activecaus of all this
evil ia clearly the Legislature Of the State.
There 1t all originates, there 1t hastits aoode,ps
&C., &c. Now thfB Is not exactly the case,
while l agree with this distinguished gentle
man that that branch Of the government
might be largely improved upon. For in
stance, 1t Is charged with all manner of cor
ruption. -HrthIs Is in whole or in part,true, 1t
takes " parties to eonsummate this. Keep
your wealthy railroad men, your stock jobbers
and spectators. In our bonds and other
securities. away from 1t, and this body, then,
will be found to be not 30 corrupt. But 1t is.:
the remedy proposed by Mr. Memminger that
1 wish particularly to notice. He advises an
amendment to the constitution limiting the
of the right to vote to those, and
only those, OF our population who can read and.
have paid some tax. He sees the difficulty in
the way himself, however, for he says: 1.-THE
difficulty Of such an amendment arises from
the tact that 1t must find sufficient favor with
the existing authorities to command q two.
thirds vote. rhe difficulty is real"
Exactly Will a majority quietly consent
to be disfranchlsed-to disfranchtse, them
selves? A.. j.. RANsrER.
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Tbat from ana immediately after the pas
sage ofthis acti it shall be lawful for the maYor
and aldermen Of the CITY OF GreenyiIIe to re-
auire each male iuhsbitant Of said city, be-
tween the aeea of eighteen and Afty. to labor
upon the public streeta;o Of said CITY: Provided.
nevertheless. That no ueraon aball be reouired
To persorm more than four dsya, labor an said
street in any. one wear. ~
(. sRo. 9. That it shall belsvfnr for said mayor.
and o,dorroen r. 8,eaon,o oa,,a;n .,, not IN
aIceed The ann or two doIts,a mar snnnm
vbicb NAV be maid in monav. within a cert.jn
80 - =. n,rr;.aa - 800 m.ns.ana
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THE REDERAI CAPITAL.


WASHINGTON, April S.
In the House the Ku-Klux discussion was
continued .shellabarger amended his bill 30
as to excfpde the martial law features, but re-
tanning the right TO suspend the haoeas corpus.
The amendments will be considered tomorrow
in committee of the whole. Adjourned.
sss.s -r...ua SENATE
Sherman's resolution tnstructlng the judlci-
airy committee to seporta Ku,Khx bill passed.
The San Domingo report was submitted, with
a message from the President, and was ordered
to be printed. Morrill, will speak by unani-
nous consent o q Friday. The bill paying
schenck his salary of minister to England
while acting as high commissioner, failed, as
not being within the limits imposed. Adj
ionrned.
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the report. that the interests of our country,
and of San Domingo alike, invite the annexa-
tIon of that Republic.

the report, that the interests OF our country,
and of San Domingo alike, invite the anne4a-
tion Of that Republic.
In view of the difference OF opinion upon
this subject, I suggest that no action De taken
at the present session beyond the printing and
general dissemination OF the report. Before
the next session Of Congress the people will
have considered the subject, and formed an
intelligent opinion concerning 1t, to which
opinion, deliberately made up, it will be the
duty Of every department Of the government
to give heed; and; no one will more cheerfully
conform to it than myself. 1t is not only the
theory of our constitution that the will 81 the
people, constitutionally expressed, is the
supreme law, but 1 have ever believed that al
men are wiser than any one man, and II the
people, upon a full presentation OF the 1acts,
shall decide that the annexation Of the Repuo-
lie is not desirable, every department or the
government ought to acqulesce In that de-
cision.
In agsan submitting to Congress q subject
upon which public sentiment has been dlVi-
ded, and which has been made the occasion
of acrimonious debates in Congress, as well
as. of unjust aspersions elsewhere, ]. may, /
trust, be INDUCED in a single remark. No man
can hope to perform the duties so delicate and
responsible as pertain to the Presidential office
without sometimes mourning the hostility OF
those who deem their opinions and wishes
;treaSed with insufficient consideration; and he
who undertakes to conduct the affairs of a
great government, as a faithful public servant,
If sustained by the approval Of his W con-
science, may rely, with confidence, upon the
candor and intelligence of a free people, whose
best interests he has strlven to subserve, and
can bear with patience the censure of dis
appointed men.
(Signed) .. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, April S, 1871.
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THE xoarHssN ELECTIONS.

@: WASHINGTON D. G., April 5.
The latest from cOnnecttcut gives English
FIVE plurality aHd the election lies updoubted-
ly with the Legislature. The Democratic ma
j~orities in st. Louis range from thirteen hum
dred to three thousand two hundred. The
Democrats elect ten of twelve aldermen,
which, with those holding over, make the city
council a tie. The Democrats generally carry
the municipalities throughout the State.
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Drp @op1s, l&r.
FUROaGorT, BENEDICT q CO:
10 THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
- That, owing to the
SPECIAL FACILITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS
or their Resident Partnerta New York,
They are enabled to purchase their supplies of:
FINE AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, ....ssr
Both Foreign. and Domestic in al. cases rom.
drat handa,
AT THE LOWEST CASH FIGURE, ~
!. And thus to oder .t;,sss
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO o0Ssa
TONERS ." Se3
Their prices viii be found from
TWENTY TO FIFTY PER GENT. LOWER
Than tnose;of any OTHER by Goods House i,
in thessouth.
tThey invite an inspection Of their Stock, Heiqhiss.
made up Of VIZ
no AucT1oN GOODS,
Rns. which will be foun. 20 consist Of an imnense
vor:otv of -
TIE CHOICEST AND LATEST NovEL1IEsfe
NTHElR LIVE. j
4i ~ - vs.. 80
Comparison, as to; quality, with the best goods
offered elsewhere,
s A LEE N q e D.
And competition as to price
- Is DEFIED:
Every article sold by us ts warranted to be pre-
cisely as represented. .
Our motto i
"ouIcK SALES AND SMALL PRoFTTs."
Aud Customers who 'wtsn to fSssss'
SAVE MONEY IN BUYING
VIII do well to give us . call.
FuRcHGorr, BENEDICT q 90.
Thrown Store, Downtown Store,
No. Isl King street, No. IN King street.,
Corner or Calhoun. Near 'Tne Rendn
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The heaviest rain Of the season COM
menced yesterday morning at San Francisco.
If IL continues, it will be worth millions to the
State.
The Marquis of Santa Cruz has been elect
ell president of the Cortes at Madrid.
Father Taylor, of the seaman;s Bethel
Church, Boston, is dead.
The Mutual Baseball Club, OF New York,
has gone to Savannah.
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THE STATE OF TIE HEATHRR.

WASHINGTON, April s.
1t ls probable that the barometer will con-
tinue to fall over the lakes, with increasing
c%loudlness and threatening weather. Light
and fresh winds, with partially cloudy weather,
Will prebably'be experienced along the Gulf
and Atlantic coasts, and on the lower Mis-
sisslppl.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
ANNUAL =EETING OF TIE sToCK-
HOLDERS OF THE COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Northeastern Railroad Company was held
on Wednesday, SILL April, 1871.
A majority of the stock being represented,
the meeting was organized by calling the
Hon. Gilbert Pillsbury to the chair, and ap-
pointing c. Whitman secretary.
The following gentlemen were then appoint
edta committee to ascertain the nu1nber;o OF
shares represented at the meeting, to verify
proxies, and hold the election for president
anddirectors Benjamin Greig, G. s. Hacker,
D. B. Metaufin.
The committee reported a quorum of share
holders present.
The reports of the president and superin-
tendent were then read. +.
lFsac Presidents Report.
:. PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
N~dNrHEAsTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, g. c., April 4, 1871.
10 the Stockholders ofthe Northeastern haM-
road Company:
GENTLEMENLThe following report Of the
.company's operations for the fiscal year, clos
Ing on the 2sth OF February, 1871, is respect
fully submitted:
The gross earnings have een.....,... 1921, 55l SO
The operating and extraordinary ex-
pense5 @oo''7' o.
Bnlance. 500, s04 %
A comparison. of these results with those
OF the previous wear will show as follows:
In 1S69-7o. In 1901. Increase.
Receipts from
freighS......$172,i6 5 50 $2oo,AI2 S2S,ooo ~.
Receipts from
passengers. Ss7,6s' 81 lol,7lo 40 l',o4o ~
Receipts from Decrease.
all and
other sour
ces......... 1854 AZ 1900 o. oso o.
s2So,Os7 cs ss2I,55. 90
Operating and
other eSpen-
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LONDON. april o.
+. The Times special from Versailles states
that fifteen thousand insurgents have been
taken prisoners. Paris is In CONSERVATION.
The people Of Versailles are greatly irrltated
against the Insurgents. The Telegraph's cor
respondent says the First Prussian Army Corps
has been ordered to hold Itself ready toamarch
to Paris. The reign Of terror continues.
The Daily News special says the Nationals
attacked the Government troops on Tuesday,
near Meudon, and suffered a complete gout.
GarTbaldi declines the command Of the insur-
gents. 1t is rumored that twenty thousand
Nationals have entered Versailles, but the re-
port is considered of doubtful authenticity.
The effective strength of the Communists con-
sists Of one hundred and twenty thousand
men and two hundred guns. General Ends is
reported wounded in the recent battle.
VERSAILLES, April s. !.
NJ. Picard has issued the following circular
TO the prefecls: NsThe Insurgents have re-
ceivcd o decisive check. Our troops nave cap
lured the redoras ct Chatillon, with two thou
sand prisoners. Flourens and DuVal are dead.
and Henry is q prisoner. twenty-five of the
C6mGaqists have resigned, snd Assy has been
imprisoned by bis own followers. The gov:
eminent is happy to inform yeu of this con-
dition of affairs, which it has expected"
>E6 90 -. MADRID, APR, s.
olozaga has been elected provisional rresi-
dent of the Cortes.
BERLIN, April 8.
nbo Eroparnr William In ronluinO m tha
congratulatory address voted by the Reich
stag, thanks that body for its loyalty and de-
votIon,- praises. the herelsm of the German
soldiers, and points TO the visible guidance OF
God In the events of the recent war. he says
the condition of France Is lowing to revolu-,
tions of eighty years, and expresses the belief
that the German nationality in Alsace and
Lorraine has been merely deiaced and not de-
stroyed during the compulsory union of those
provinces with France. The Emperor con-
icludes as follows: ...Being now an old man, l
merely lay the foundation Of the Empipes
which my successor must complete"
@e The Lutest.
! vl.Y-,t ,.+d .,ss= VERSAILLES, April 8.
Notwithstanding their. defeat, the Commu-
nists have fallied all their forces In Paris, and
a desperate conflict viii take place before the
government troops enter the capital. The
Commune has ordered al citizens between
seventeen and thirty-hve years Of age to enter
the ranks, and this decree is enforced with
great .yigor. Assy, Blanque and Gambon,
having Incurred the suspicion Of their col
leagues, have been arrested, and are in dan
ger OF execution. Prince Joinville has fed to
r ondop ~ = =
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The Reds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Com
scription OF n Paristans-A Despe-
rate Battle Imminent.
PARIS, April Ave ming.

PARIS, April Ave ming.
It is rumored the Nationals have sustained
adhesive defeat. Forty thousand Nationals
are massed before Issy and~Clamart. The
ramparts are strongly guarded. Valerien is
silent. The artillery duel between 1ssy and
Versailles continues.
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. PRIN.G. o P 3 N Il NC.
"".H.L II -" --UFIt.."tF.| .l9s--.ds4g-
ME- N Z 2 d MsU L L 3 b.,

w. aH@sH sI.gL., 81. btA.ERr-. h..-ftPs
Have just opened an entire New Stock or
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c.,
for Spring and Summer. 80, .
Our Clothing Is q very. large and fine selected
stick fr Men, Youths and Boys. from IS 10 500
per suit. The largest porton4is ofsimporsedil
goods. end manufactured By. ourselves;v we cdns ]
therefore, recommend them as regard d. weaEs
and workmanship. -. - - asa
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT .
Is supplied with the finest selection Of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DOESKNS. DIAa0.
NAILS, TRIcoTs, MELONS, oHEyIUTs, oAssI:S
HERES, &C., ana b very large stock Of the most
fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, swtich we
Will make up to- order BY measure in'the tiasestal
styles. The foreman in this department ofour
business has no equaltn thearttssto world for cut
ting and producing In elegant ut. s.
FURNISHING GOODS.
This Department. s supplied with the celebrated.
STAR SHIRTS Foreign and Domestic Under
shirts and Drawers; stk andrnread Gloves, Linen:
and Paper COLLARS, Nedftfss, Bow, soarfss Pocket
Hsndkerohiefs, Socks, umbreiIassT &c. "
Our stock hasibeen seiectea withkgreat care
and prices markedyery low:in plain figures.
Buyers in our line wtllnn it to their advantage
to give us . call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar22-Smos ..
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motive, 80 ph~osphatSSpars. 2 new passenger
coaches and other improvements, alluded to
in the: superintendent report, amounting to
s36, 342, which, If deducted from them, would
bring the percentage Of our receipts upon
expenses to about GO per cent.
We question whether any material reduction
OF this figure. with our earnings at their pres
ent level, can be reached without detriment to
the company's interest; aud any more rigid
economy, than We have attempted to observe,
might prove unWise, and be followed up by
accidents, delays, losses, DC.
We are pleased at being able to report to
you the generally good condition of the road
and Its structures. Some $50 tons rails, with
improved '.jolnts, !" have been supplied In the
able. the bridges and trestles have received
due attention, and the roadway throughout
has been kept up and improved by the EN-.
ployment of an additional floating force, in
aid of the ordinary "details for that purpose.
Our motive power consists Of Is locomotives,
one of which, from its age, light capacity and
Others are In serviceable condition.
We have g. box, 48 platform and 30 phos-
phate cars, lSirst and second-class passenger
coaches, and 5 mail and baggage cars-al In
The statements of the treasurer herewith
submitted will show as at.the credit Of profit
and loss at the close ftbe past year SAC, sS2 81.
Since added. 667 80
Net proceeds of transportation for
ls7oSH so;sO4 %
and aHt Charged with the following ITEMS enis:'' 80
Interest accrued on
bonds, preferred
stock and other obli-
cations of the COM
F. pany. ....:...... .SsS,o5e u
-D COUPONS w. 2s,cs7 SO
Losses sustained dur :
ing the war and
since adjusted, legal
expenses, &c.,. lo,647 4--sl32,3 2l 81
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TOHN R.U GLE EIMsE
No. al KING STREET, .ndS,
WEST SIDE, A rzwD ooRs NoRsa OF QUEEN sTBxrr,
Would respectfully inform his friends that he
has Just returned from New York with q large
and well selected stock Of the tlateststJles Of.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Also, o full assortment Of =. 80
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
Including the Celebrated .,sess
9 A R R 8
g. mRf10 -" y
g SPRING % P 3 NJ N a.. ss
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furnishing %oeSs, &r.
L. J q B So
No. lat KING. STREET,

vN7 sI.. J q H-sS. 90 100
No. lat KING. STREET,
Between orlbeck,s Alley aud Queen,
Informs big friends and the public In general
that he has Just received Q well selected tock. OF
make up to order In tae shortest notice; and In
the latest styles. Spro -.
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THE REIGN OF TERROR IN PARIS.

Executive Mansion, April S, 1871. :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Warning has been Heeded.-Since
the exposure Of the attempts made by certain
unscrupulous local dealers to palm of their
coarse astringments. made from cheap and
impure materials. in the place of the great
national tonic. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
public opinion has set strongly against these
empires and their preparations. Their occu-
patton is gone. or soon viii be. When the
light is let into deception it soon willis down.
Persons who trife with their own health, by
using unknown preparations, with no guar
antee to sustain them. when an established
specific, proven by twenty years experience
to be exactly what it is claimed to be, is
within their reach, are sure to repent their
temerity. Many have done so in this instance.
but it is hoped that the truth plainly spoken
has arrested the evil. In the meantime the
demand for the leading protective and restor-
alive medicine Of America was never SO great
as it has been this season. From the fever
and ague districts Of the West, Southwest and
South. it is literally overwhelming. and it
may be said of the advices from all parts Of
the country of the cures it is effecting in dys-
pepsia, bilious complaints and chronic con-
stipation, that " their name is legion"
Every where the sick and feeble seem to have
realized the importance of holding fast that
which is good" and Of avoiding what, is
spurious and dangerous.
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Fragmsnta from Epic,etns.

Always consult discretion-it is more
discreet to be silent than to speak when
il is not accompanied by sense and rea'
son. fit4t
A ship should not be held by one an
Choir, nor life by single hope.
Thales, one Of the seven wise men OF
Greece, said that the most universal pos
session was hope, for they have it who
have nothing else.
+ Pyrrho, the philosopher of Ellis, said
there was no difference between living
and dying. "Why, then, do you not
die?" he was asked " Because" an
swered Pyrrho, there is no difference. "
Riches ought to be used as means to
some end, and not to be lavished on
every occasion. ttf'
What ought not to be done, do not
even think of doing 1
The anger of monkey and the threats
of hatterer deserve equal regard.
He who is fortunate in son-in-law
gains a son, or otherwise loses daugh-
ter. 3rHt
They whose minds are least grieved by
calamities, and who best meet them in
action are the greatest both in public
and private life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07
On Thursday, October 10, 1871,

within legal hours, at the southeast corner OF
Court Square, in the city Of Memphis, Ten
nessee, sell for cash. to the highest bidder,
the following described property, toswit:
Lying and being on the south line of Polar
with depth of one hundred and fifty-eight
feet to an alley, and beginning at the north.
east corner of lotsold by Jno. M. Lea and
wife to j. N. Brooks, and at point sixty: five
feet five inches west of the Intersection Of the
streets; thence west sixty-one feet
thence south one degree east one
hundred and fifty eight feet to an alley
thence east with said alley sixty-one feet F;
ffty-eight feet to Beginning. Title believed
to be good, but will sell and convey only as
trustee. Equity Of redemption barred.
16-4l d. II. POSITION, Trustee.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This superb hair
dye is the best in the loorid-perfectly harmless,
reliable and instantaneous; no disappoint-
ment; no ridiculous tints or disagreeable
odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid black
or natural brown, leaves the hair clean, soft
beautiful; does not contain a particle of lead
or any injurious compound. Sold by all drug
gists. Factory. 10 Bond street, New York.
eod27--26xy
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On Monday. October %, ISL,

at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in this city, between the hours of ten
o'clock I'm. and twelve o'clock M. the fol-
lowing described real estate. viz: The said
Dorion's undivided one half interest in the
tract of land described as follows, to-wit !;
Beginning at stake on the east boundary
line of a tract Of land purchased by Charles
south s. Is" east s6S feet to the center. of the
new Raleigh road thence southwardly the
same course 1852 feet TO stake on the south
bank of Cypress creek So feet from sweet
gum tree marked X; thence north 81 IS" east
5l7 feet to a stake on the top of high bluff
on the south bank of said Cypress creek;
thence north So IS" west 1876 feet to the center
Of said new Raleigh road thence same course
654 feet TO a stake standing feet southwest
from an elm tree thence south 81 45f west
SIT feet to the beginning.
The title is believed TO be good. but / sell
and convey as trustee only. Equity q re-
1914 SAM M. GATES. Trustee.
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sequence on youthful indiscretions.
BS- This medicine has been usedin our prac-
tice for many years, and with thousands
treated, it has not failed in single instance.
BJ- Each package Of Vegetable Cure is
wrapped in ultramarine blue paper, printed in
gold letters, and contains one bottle filed with
Sugar coated Pills, and one vial of Medicated
Powders, sufficient to make one-half pint OF
injection; and one Syringe.
RSPrice S., per package, sold by Druggists,
or sent by mail on receipt Of $3.50.