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' " ' . . .... g _ ? ' ? jj ' ' f. ' . BY W. A.LEE AND HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., FRIDAY. DECEMBER.23, 1870. VOLUME XVIII?NO.35," CONGAREE OolumlDia, S. O. J Mill Proprietor. V ^ SI'CAR mi; MILLS, LIST OF PRICES, 3 Roller* 14 inches diameter*. So.OO f ? 12 " *75 00 li " 10 $05.00 1 " 14 " *(>5 00 2 41 12 w $50.00 - 2 ? 10 " *20,00 Abor? prices complete with frame. "Wii.tAioui frame $10,00 less on each Mill. SEVENTY GALLON BOILER $20,00 Delivered at the Itiilroacl Dejiot io this ciiy. Ste:?m Engine*. Boilers, Colton Press*?, Grist unit tiaw Mill Gearnnj of ail kinds oril?r. Ircm and Brass Casing*-, on short uolice and most leHs.iuaMe lei ms. Giu G?f?iing c^n^lxntly on hand of the t < following sizes. :0" feat wheel nnd pinion, -$30.00 30 u " " " -32.50i 11 ? " " * 85.00 12 " " M " M5 00 14 M " " " " 50.00 Willi Bolls $0 50. Extra toi each bh. _ Antifriction phte* R':d Balls for Cotvton Pre s $1('.00 and $12.00. i<er net N. B. Tcuns ChuIi on deliver}*, at R. R. here. JOHN ENEIGHT, Ag't, Abbeville C. H. tt?y 24.1870. 4?tf. A D VA N~!T A G E 3 offered by the TJ.TSTiyERSAL "LIFE MM COMPANY. :? 1st.?Perfoct security to Policy-liold. . crs. 2d.?Low rates of premium. 3d.?A clear and dennito contract. 4[n.a*>HUII*iuni;iiiiiv> ^uuiuiikvi.vi .. clause in every Policy. .5th.?A liberal cash surrender valuo provided for by the terms of its Policies.v Gth.?No unnecessary or illiberal restriction as regains residence, travelling, or occupation. -'7th.?A Policy issued in tho State of New York in favor ot a wife, on the life of her husband, is secure from the claims of her husband's creditors. ,8th.?The premiums charged by the UkiyeksaIj are based on American mortality and the inlrrest vsunl/i/ . realized on money. Its Policj'-hohiers are therefore guaranteed iusurance to tho full amount of the pre\ niiuras paid. W. T. FARROW, Agent, wood, S. C. Nov 25, 1870, 31?3m Notice to DEBTORS. ALL PERSONS indebted to llio subscriber for the^ycars 18C8 and 18G?> bv note and account are requested to come forward and settle immediately, as he is in urgent need of the money. Those who fail to pay by the 1st of December next, will find their accounts in the hands of an attorney foi collection. Thos. Eakin. Nov. 18, lo70,SO,tf . biwhTINB-^ v. / ' On hand, and for sale, by j&orwooJ, DuPys & Co ' g'.pt. 8J, i*r?. K-:f McDONALD | BEG leave to inform their friend? they hane opened a STORK at Vv I] have on hand a good assortment ot DRY 01 ' GROOB R They lioughf. their GOOPS at Ct ciieap as the cheapest for cash and ca Uur Uoocis ai'( Our cause is j We sell for ca* We cannot tri Our friends are respectfully invitee cliargcd for showing our Goods. Very respectfully, W. T. Willie Al/beville, November 1,1870,29 FALL m W1 HAYS BAEN1 9 Are now Receiving tlieir usual "Winter Gi In inviting the attention of their fri their notico especially t< CLOTHING, Hi And Boscstic Which having been bought at unusually 1< lower than they have been in many years | Bagging, Ties, 3 I COFFEE, Si WHICH THEY ARE 0 j LOWEST MAR] . October 14, 1870, 25, tf W IT 111 \ 'I'll TT liiiixi x j.i 10,000 lbs i?0 LBS. CIIOICE G Getobcr 14, 1S70, 25?If Something SOMETHING : an now be had ftUARLES, PE I r\?f ij. iQ7n t.f V L If ' S "Xj AWI Vj fV] ? GENTLE FURNISHIN Cassimeres, Cloths, Shirt! Collars and Ties, Glcv ! Boots and Shoes, Ne , NOW KEADY FO; QUARLES, J October 14, 1S70, 25, tf WE ARE KQW B " ovva Fall and Wii ; Which we offer to our ' FIGURES as can be bou fiUARLES, I ' Qct, 14, 1370; 35, tf & EVANS, > and the public generally, thai [Il'E'S COKNEK, where the) 30DS, !E 3EI?i3, cSs c? \SII PRICES and will sell as ell fUlll* i clicap, ust, ih, ist. i to rive* us a. call. Nothing O O McDonald,. 0. Evans. -tf \Tmnn nmr\nTT HIM siwa. NELL & CO. varied Stock of Fall and oods. ends and patrons, they would call u their prices on 1-5nn nrrAinn Li 5, 3, of si! EMs, jw figures, will be sold' at prices, . Tiiey keep cn hand Bacon, Sugar, LLT, &C., FFERiKG AT THE KET PRICE. ?*!?&& w ?? IE WEEK. . Bacon, OSm BUTTER. {fa f*\ irMIa is yji UseftiS! HANDSOME I at the Store ?f HPS, A iKKlN & UU. MEN'S " G STORE. * and Drawers. es and Half Hose, !W Style Hats, &c., &c, R INSPECTION 5ERRIN & CO. DECEIVING OUB atgr Goods, friends at as LOIS gfht in our market. MRRIN & CO. MB??pa?no??a?KgBOl Fresh ' Goods Blue and Yvliite Fish, i ' t Mack.ere 1 Smoked Herrings, SARDINES, OYSTERS, New MM M-Wkest Floi ' GOLDEN AMBER i And Silver Drip Sjtu CITRON, IFtetisiras, fillRBSNTS. ALMflNHi Brazil Nuts, Eng. Walnut PECANS, Cheese, Maccaron: A LARGE ASSORTMENT WATT PLOWS Sub Soil Plows, &c. ft / TROWBRIDGE & CO. Nov 18, 1S70. 30?tf For sale l\v Wilcox, Gibbs & Cc Importers and Dealers in Guano 14S ! Street, Savannah ; 241 Brou Street, A.u?jnsta, Ga ; lrrl East Ba; Charleston, S. C., ami by Norwooi 1 >11 Pre & Co.. Abbeville; W. Z. M |Gliee, Cokesbnry; Waller it Aikei i Greenwood ; B. A. Davis. Ninet}'-Si: | r<>r furl her i-iifni inatiori apply or a< I /If/.nu'is !?bnrn for nnmnhlet. v. * w ? ? - ? - I J Nov. 25, 1870.31?4m. ESTABLISHED 18357" Greenville Coach Factor * GfiWER, COX 1MABKLE1 I ' \ ' E would mi' oitm-e ie our < ii3!,uinei,-?. t!i * t ? e ire prepai d now to fill uli or-te fur VEHIl'LES VVh hav? add <1 to our Sim of Wo (! Working Muchin. ry, mid increns' our !S'alt of Workmen to about 7", and thei sore trust that non- of our patrons will b- d ai'poiiit.fil in having orru.s promptly fiih 'I lit* Stock of One. Tw<?, Tnri-t*. t-'oui- and Si: llorte Iron Axle I'lniitutiou WaGoNS ?i I kept fud ; ai>d now, a-< tor oiic-'hnd of a ec i litrv i-ast, th>>?; W;,irons chilli bv the SI&N AliD of tXULLLE\CE We !i*vo a Ia"<^ t-tock of Light IjITGGII AND HO KAWAY-. oT our own niak?\ al | u S ock of N< rtli?.-n budt HTGG1E-*?bo f low nud hi^h p>iced, f<r 'lii-se wb<> wi-.lt I ? n.'.n,oc.? V..?.tl,u,.? wnrl* ?ti nh. fit! fl?i Al I Soui hem d<-aler. Wc cull spe' in I niteiitiou I the impr?>v< menls nking in our fc'MUN j \V aGU?NS. U<iUjoet ifti.-ii-g the price, w. u i ftu ni^hir<|? th?-ra v>ith greut care, painti ! teem ?le??utlv. Price 4.id - promptlv mailed on npj.licntu f?e?d in* >ill your REPA1K. WQIJK Fiein only charged one w.<y on it by the It. It* ; GOWER, COX & MARKLEl . Agent at Abbeville, Dr. J. W. Marshall; Greeuwoo t. .1. A. <fc W 11. B>?ilfy; at Nine Six, T. 0. Lip-conl'i; at Cokcsbury, J. J. Ell Nov. 11. 1870,29 12m . LIBERAL Mado on Cotton shipped through to the beat Ilonnesin Now York, B; timoro and Charleston. Norwood, DnPre k Co. , Sept. 30, 1870, 23?tf ' I WW < jelioes, Mats HOMESPUNS, ' CALICOS AND EARBWAR: just received, at NORWOOD, DuPRE & CO.S' Sept. 30, 1870, 23?tf "baconT r Laii Rear, Meal, &rist, Mote | . SYRUPS, lOlYEti, Sugar, Tea aid Chpsolat just received, aud for sale, by NORWOO J, ) uPRZ & CO, Sept. 30,1870. 23-tt III U I ?P 7 n Take pleasure in am r> and customers . Fall and 1 i, g Tn every Department is full, anil as ' slock in all its branches, we content it is as full and varied as we have e\ A VVfTriMfJ. in tlw> nlmnu nf L Bm HEADY-MAE s> BOOTS AND SHOES, I CROCKERY, SADDLERY, "We can supply their wants upon in tho iip-cmmtry. VALUABLE | Hi mm V * V Oil > TRACT NO. 1. 4 900 acr.es of Cotton and Grai ; Land situaied between Coron Ac*i ; and Rocky Creek with Dwellin House, 8 x Rooms, Extra Gin Hous Cotton Screw, Hums, Stables, an (ino good Cabins with gardens a taehed tor laborers. Three liundre and fifty* acres open land, balance i forest, second growth pine. Th tract can be divided into several sma farina to advantage. Sixty ucrl cleared bottom lands, not su-bjeet I I overflow b\' freshet. Terms reason I i.I.i j UiV? TRACT NO. 2. Four Hundred acrcs situated c Rocky Creek?one half in origin: i'orrest. Thirty acres cleared the pa year-. This is an extra farm of i size. Dwelling houso and" all nece Im sury out buildings. Terms half eas s. balance in one and two years. TR ACT NO. 3. lb ONE HUNDRED AND FIFT c- ACRISS situated on the Greenvil n, and Columbia Railroad, one and 01 x. fourth miles from Greenwood Fit d. dwelling house (eight rooms) and :i other buildings necessary. This plac possesses many auvantages uu uihtwui of local ion health and fertility of so: Terms hall' eash, balance one and tw years. For farther inl'urnuitiun a ply to t f. J. T. PARKS, Ag't. Nov. 4, 1S70 ? tf ; GUANO. at. rs 2 PAD WHP & n e- A i? IN STQUE, ai?d lor Sale, a large lot I Wilcox, Ciibs & ?.' MANIPULATED SO re Composed of PURE NO PERUVIAN and PHffiNIX '? GUANOS. ^ J' "n AM* TT X* Tiie ?ssst ? cruiizer mowb it Z. Wheat, Oats and Barley. I NOBWOODjOUPRE & C l3' Sept. 8. 1S7U, 20, if "TO LEASE is y valuabl: Flatwood s, Plantation e. Coffitii of 2,700 km. npIIIS is otic of the most v.ilnal I Plantations in Abbeville which will Lease in parts or in the who Call on me at my place near Abt ville C. II. 55 JOHN A. CALHOUN. Sept. 23, 1870. 22 tf q Public Notice. ' j "DUBLIO NO ICR is lir-rc-by giv^n that i JT plica ion will b.? nittdc nt the m xi sfsj of the I>g s a' at" , for a ('linrtw of I^oo po ' tioD of th-s Abbeville Agricultural Society. Oot?ber 7, 1870. ?ai ^ ?????? i ' ' ! 1 ... ' -7" - ' louncing to their friends * S that their stock of ff"PO M ifM 1 Winter liooas it would be impossible to enumerate th< ourselves by saying to our patrons thai 'or before bad it, and that if they vraol IE GLOTHIHGr, HARDWARE, GROCERIES GLASSWARE, NOTIONS, etc. as reasonable terms as any other house [Oct. 14, 1870. 25. tf 1 m H i _ 7^7 ^ ~ Xbo nndersigned are now prepared tc ofter , DRESS GOODS, g Varied and Select. cj MILES' SHOES. * Casting (Srtitcvs, ,n if AND WALKING SHOES -S Miles' .Blisses snoes, aMILES' CHILDREN SHOES m Quarles Pevrin & Co. Nov 4, 1870, 28?tf st ts ' * TROWBRIDGE & CO., a AVE COMMODIOUS STORI ROOMS, and will store Cotton, 1 Corn, or any thing else, on reason a bit 'c terms. ie Liberal Cash advances mado on ',*) Produce of an}' kind nhipped through 11 UK to Charleston, Baltimore or New York. They have business arrange' inrnts with the best Houses in the above mimed cities, and can offer fa 0 eililies, in the shipment of the proP" 11 nets of the country, unsurpassed by any other house in the State. * Particular'attention is called to ?u largo stock of PLOWS, now in store, with the remark, that wo are prepared to furnish any Agricultural Implement wanted, at Manufacturer's prices, with freight added. , TilOWBIUDGE & CO. 1 Nov 13, 30 tf . Improved Cotton Wins. s McLEUDEN'S PATENT. rpHE pnlwrihfr |ur?-l?a.?pd Iwo venr** fc 1 ?<?.?. M.-LEN'DEN S PATENT IMV: 1'liOVEMENT TO COTTON GINS, t inr tlie Ckiiii it'S of Al>L??-vilie, Eilf{fctit:!d. inrl Newlieiry; xnd in lliut lime has 8<>M ?' iiHiiy of tliem, and to (lie entire sali>tH<:' lion of hip patr-ms. The improvement i-< ipphed 10 lliP oM n at>\ trifling expense; and with llitse material advantages?iltai ii will enable the Gin Io t;ii? from one)r ourili lo nno-lhird more, and lo produce ? cleaner and better lint. He has numerous ecrlifi<-aie* from cotton plan'ers to this U* fleet, and al.^o from cotton buyer", staling hat the cotton fiom this Improved Gin . will command from one to onea.half cents moie p'-r pound. Agents will be pent out. j and the public patronage is solicited ii: their behalf. K*9- Reliable Agents wanted. E. F. PARSER. R Calhoun's Mills, Augu t 12, 1870, ]G,i Insure lour Property TV TTTTC ' LIVERPOOL & LOW Insurance Company, ?- Assets il Golfl, $17,000,000,00 Losses adjusted promptly find paif without deduction at the agency it | Charleston, S. 0. ~~ I . Apply to " I W. H. PAEKFB. Agent, "a" | at Abbeville, S C. I March 18, 1S70,47?tf THE FLORENCE REVERSIBLE FEED SEWING MACHIlili Making Four Distinct Stitche The great Desideratum of Durabilit United with simplicity, at last achieved. Ii ?? ? THT* Mufliine makes the-justly celebrai Lock Mitch (alike on both ?deb of I fdb io) >i? al-o the Kn>>t, Double Lock, a Double Knot?all stronger and more etas than the Knot. The only Machine baring a self adjusti ehutt.le extension. i It is filmos' ? oiselew. The snt h can be changed without stop pi tli? machine. Its motions are all positive. The machinery is so simple that it cannotg out of order. . " It w 11 hem,fell, bind, gather, braid, qui and gather and sow on a ruffle at the sar tim? The T nsiou is a wheel and not an unreliat wire spring. , Each machine is furnished with Barnua 5 Self Sewer, t rif-a e cull or write for price liats and p? i lioulars. MRS. JOHN A. MAYS, Agent Dec. 2.1870. 32?tf * . t- A \ *'' ?' UNTO whom we liave extended Fndo get .eft during I lie Spri ng and Sura mer, to enable iliem to make ikeir o*>| we would say,. that cs the<r crop* n\ gathered we shall xpect immediate paj inetua, as our success (or future operattfti will depend upon our customers meetir their liabilities promptly. To al'.our fiienda who have so liberal! supported u?, we latum onr sincere thanl and bespeak for ourselves a continance (heir favors the coming season. Norwood, DuPre & C Sept. 2, 1S70, 20?ft > ? ? ?? i-r A mr" /-yri JNU11CK T % |S hereby given to all whom it mj concern that on SATURDAY, tl 31st instant, the Personal Estate GEORGE DUSENBURY, deceasc late of Abbeville County, will be fin: ly settled in the Court of Probate,, f j Abbeville County, whereupon the A minrstrator and Administratrix w apply for Letters Disinissory. WILLIAM A. RICHEY, Administrator. MARGARET E. DUSENBUR1 ~ Administratrix. Dec 2, 1870, 32?5fc. A Full Stock of : Hair Brasses andComl) ' - Always on Hand. , Also, Tooth Brushes, Finge ; Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Hat Brushes, Shoe Brushei W. T. PENNEY. 1 '/ % '--V J .;V; / . * October 7, 1870, 24, tf Mess Mackerel, Extra No; ] EXTKA No. 2, _ and Large No. 3 Mackere! in 1311s., hull' B:ls., quarter Blls.-, an TTifsa ?> 1 . , . . 4 ^ "r ? Norwood, DuPre & Co.'s Sept. 23. 1870 23-tf Loaisville Eisslsior Ploughs; THE*E Plr.rgfis are made of t-it'ier cast ire or steel, and aiv the iind cheapest i the D-nrket ' Se .d for pr ce list. Also Ante and other p'ouglia of all pj iceB an<1 descrii ions. Corn Shellero, StrnV Cutten, <fco. (Also always on hand) MOORE'S NEW YORK PLOUGH'S A $2."o EAOIJ.- A full ftoc', ?>t I'miit is* ai Builders'Hardware, consist iig in part or I well'.- and Brnsfie.'s H -ee, ti|>a<le8. Traeecliain Axes, and Kails of warrontid quality.. Grin cutlery and housekeeping articles. "Wholes^ and Retail, by C. KERRISON, Jr., & CO. 249* King St., (Sign of the Big Axe.) Charleston, 8. C. Kcrrisnn, ji., W, T. Wa^n# CAROLINA FERTILIZE! ' * S tho season for Sowing Who.* and other small grains approaoj es. to secure a full yield, every tp?< . should supply himself withfadtt I ' Fertilizer, and there is nope betti I th:ww the CAIiOLINA>/-^bieh Cj be had hy applying to; Miller & Robertson. | Sept. 23,1S70JR tf iSMRVrYiSR j u Iyj i?3 mi Hi 5^ Accurately and promptly dor BY G. A. DOUGLAS. Marck 2 1870, 4??12ia ? / - Y -fr? . ' Notice to our Patrone. ??*. AH of our friend? who arc Indebted . to as, either for subscription or advcr J, tising, will confer a favor by settliriat an early day. The money waald be ; most acceptable to u& at litis time, aad we snppoee thcro is no season which would better suit the convcniencC of oar friends. The crops are being sold, < and money is as plentiful now, as we cd may expect it soon to be. To each one the amount of indebtedness is tk small, bat tons the aggregate is quite aa considerable. Come and settle I The Presentment of the Grand Jury of ng the United States Circuit Court* :et The Colombia P^<wiCr contsfins a it, summary of the Presentment of the ne Grand Jury of. the United Stales ,le Circuit Court, now in session in that eity, and of the reply ofJttdge . P Bryan. 1 ir- The Grand Jury presented : Jg 1 The present' election laws, **00 unfair and aneqtfst, and CalcnTafed Itf _ open the door to frand and to brral. strife. They recommend tha$ tf?/ I be amended. ,.'.J "| 2. The employment Of tBe^mifilfflhr | to superintend civil, elections feffirfihounced a frultfulsourceof miecMef. 3. 'The Constabulary force - of.- tjie State is presented as an evil of great magnitude. i- * 4. With respect to the late Ifiis?* turbance of .the public peace in fratire rens, the-Jury attribute this to^kh? - violent and incendiary speeoheV of as certain parties. '? The Judge assented to much fjbat l_ was contained in the Preseutm^bfc, |!h' and urged that the execution of fyay. j- law now in the State muflfr'depend upon the harmony and cooperation of both races.* I To the Presentment we,j&ldr?ur 0 heartiest assent, and especial^ to the protest against that militar^Bsarpation which is provoking the alarm of all true citizens. * ~' * v*' * *1I 'tMiK The last pcport of the Naj&u&Da* partment of Agriculture atsj^asbing-. ton, exhibits a comparative total, showing the cost of kefepin# up, county tryroadain the various States, and ho from this we find that 8ot$li Carolina 0f stand .the very Jowept Qtt ;.t|w Jist. , While some of the StatMpay as high d' as $59 to the mile, this State payslbut il- $1. Further comment^ btinecesskry. lieuNGiiy a.so ? omv-rt wfBvitoua ? tb?*? can oaiy be studied ami ?eotfiwdby by paying ill proper uttentiou to the finisiuiig of a build) ag Tberu ?r? u??iny houses IB jKm? 0"Untry whoM viudowa, without gl<u*. ^?nd beovy wooden shun era. co<>t more than *uuh nnd Tenifuns, ' and wboae gloomy woo<lerv.?oilings are mora expensive than. whiteWB:l?d^Ia?? on ^tha. j It \011 br? gotuj to "buna * tth' joar -house i<PHe' comfortaW<J?at.you should not fail to writeM.a ptam?Dd e^timat# of fin is'ling to Mr. r P. r"T6aie,"'Charleston, S 0., ihe latest manufactwtivof door*,l*4hes _ bliuds, mouldings. <fca, in THE GREaT PKi^nitAT imtfrfit. g Hoatettei's United Statts Afmsriae for -1871, ? for distribution, gratis thraghout the Uni'ed tjt.au s. and all civilized count ris of the Wes- > tern Hemisphere, will be fftlllllbed'abetrt Jtbe first, of January, and uJl wbfrwteh.t? nnderij staud th?a true philosophy -Vf health ajiauid read aud pander the valuable suggestions^ it co.iU:iis. Tn addition to an adfulrarnVmedfeal t reuti-e on the causes, creverjlfon and cure of gt a great variety of diseases,.iufemfcr*a*s * large amount of inloniiation interesting to the mrrc a a t, the mechanic, the miner the fartMf, tha planter, and. professional man; and the calculations' have iieen made fur ruch meridians and latitudes us are most tJmtable for a oorreet and _ comprehensive National -< a5eud?r. .* The nature, pees, ami extraordinary sanitary effects of llostetii-j-'a Stomach Butert, the eta? p e tonic and > Iterative of more than half &? Christian world, are fully set fsrth in its pages, Iwhich ate ?li?o inlerspenfd with pictorial il?* lustratioi s, valuable re< ip>s for the honsehold 1 and farm, humeious anecdotes, and other in* <? structive and am'.sii g readi g matter, original and selected. Among the aui-aals to appear I tlfirh tKu Aitnriiniv nf ?aam ? ill ? ? - . "t.u ^vuiti^ V vur DUW wiU VtJ UUV ' of the niO't u elul. and may be had for the < asking. The prupfieiora, Meesra Hosteiter A smith, on receipt of a two cent stamp, will fyi ward a copy by mail to aiperson "fcho cannot prot'u e one in his 'ueighboihood.' The Bitiera are s?ld in every ?ity, town and village ^ nn-i aiv exu-iibiyely used throughout this en* ^.ire civilized world. - Dec 9, 1870, 83?Ira v " id Li 111 e tests the" merits of all things. g No a> tide ever atta"ne>i to ?uch uubduaded |g' popularity.?Salem Obtetver. 'e An article of great merit aed Virtue.? On* cinnaCx Nonpareil. ttv* in linnr tpsiimour to efficacy of the Pain Killer. We bav> seen iU magic effects in eoo'liing i he severed pain, ?ad know it to be a ip good article.?Cincinnati Dupatch. ~~ A cpeedy cure for p?iin?do family ahould be without il.?Montreal Tranicrip. Tbero hna nothing as yrt scrpass?d the pain ^'ller, which is the must valuable family med| j icine now in use.?-Tennessee Organ, W It hasreal merit; as i means of moving p*in, no"medicine has acxuired a reputation - eorial to Perry Davis' Pain Killer.?Newpojt Kjf; Daily Kew*. il " t - . # jr Ita wonderful power in relieving the mo?t ie severe pain hu? never been equaled?Burling ton sentinel. jr " m It i-. one of tlis few articles that are joswh'it they pretend to be.?Brunswick Tela graph. Our own opinion is that no family shouM he wfcfcout a bottle of it for a single hour, lit flesh wounds, ach^s, pains, sores, <kc., it is th* _ moat effqfrunl remedy we kuow ot?Newi, st John, Cauada. Aft<?r*raany years' trial of Davis' Pain Killer j wa advise that every family should provide iheiuselveS witli so rff-etnal and speedy a Le Pain Kilier. Amherst, N. S Gazette. The Paid Killer of Perry Davia <fc Son w? can confidently recommend. We have U3<-?1 it for a length of time, an J invariably villi success.?C-tiia-la Baptist. i#' Sold by fill UruflgiiU, ?<? 9, 1870, 38, la \