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nonth. & hasten to transmit copy OF it to
III, ,SHIeiency Jhc Duke de Cadore.
AaiN deSpatcn. ST., bel ig an answer m RI !.
ets wh'ch L had the honor to write 90
you uh the 21th November, agd-19th # III; :
uHai'h, naturally takes me back IN toe,r ~,
Ject' To which | ,elieve it is nv du a al,
I 70 Can your attention.
pray oa TO observe, that the las in
Ie'o"S nave received rIm ny court re-
or 80 =" nc new directions the Com .Ierce
VI france with he u. States ,n,st r,llo.,
are OF very Did date The official ,lesna,ch.
es, RON which have taken ,hcm. r. ri III,
~ ana @osh OF April last. ms ne more
p'oo""ie ina the regulations of nv cover,
'e"'' IN regard TO tais com .nerce. have nm
He' Soue some notifications, AS The Cons,,
General received by the Hornrt ,, d,.s.
patches OF the 10th July, 22d and so.h An.
e'e' ias'' In which IL is specially stated char
sos'o"s may De imported iuto France IN A ooe..
80" sesseis' ana under Certain regulations
,I,;.t' '.s' according TO the ihatructions
which were addressed t. me ON ,h.. ,,tn ~
<otn OF April preceding, Cotton aud tobacr',
are specially prohibited
wtii add To these data ices Donpnv, ,h.e
acCoruinS to the orders ttansmit ed ~ th.
N""Sus Oh ms M,jes,y, respecting Ger is
Gates OF origin, and under the date hefor..
I'teo' (oO'h august iast,) they NAV drlvar
1 ,.e"' 10 ali Amer'c an We ssels destiped fo,.
l"'iIIe -oDse ving that these certifi. ates
80, no, asPP'icaole o"t to tie flroducss of'the
c"@ed STAIRS If these certificates ~ ~
sln Cannot De applied but 20 the nrodne ;nas
Oh I've United States and cannot be give -,
any vessels Dat those destined for Fra, q
.He i"troduc>io OF ih.se y, otluc,ions !. pnt
then prohibited there . "o1
lou VIII De pleased especially to observe
SIT, 'hat the dsp, sitiun, which wer. .pro.'
Geo 10 me by The dispatches of the 1othr -,
vi april are OF Course anterii., to h.,
rePeai OF the DEGREES of Re lin & Milan 3, rs
nc, without an object, the momen, the
sHio uecrees are no longer in firce do
',ot snow OF any subsequent acts which MO
~ ''ns 'ePeal-tor The distractions alrea-iv
cited, sent To the Consul Gener,J. ,hs 9o.I
August last, relative To the cer,i6c.ra
rigin, are only consequence ot ,nd g.,
H",y exclnde only Colonial prod,:c, jops
furthermore; sir, | have before M. IT,
ieuers OF the Duke nf Cddore IN f,en,.n1
armstrong, under date of tie sth Of Angnsr
ana 18th September, of which Comic. -
. Deen sent to Iae by rider If my cnur,
hese r'' te only documents ON wnicb r.
seems t. me reasonable to fix the a,t.nt;o,,
= at eter) and see in them unthiup wi,,ch
Can cause 1t t. be supposed hat the Fr.ncL
S eS:.ent may have had an int. r,,on To-
So. vi 70 reSlrict the repeal Of tht be.
'ore cited DEGREES. This act Contains NO..
serve Il does not eyac, an. e.....' "o e.
i ne declaration % the Duke Of C,Inr, 3,
formal and 1t is the Provisions .hens.,I,s
:" Tue act OF The honorable Copere>. =, e,s
tse - May last which have dict+ted ., r.,
seize TINS occasion, with eaperneS sir
to renew to you The assurance of nav bigb
con sideration. as"
(Sisned)
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HE parties Interested in decree prono,n
= ced the 18th Of September, 1909, by the
Chancellor for the Richmond ID istric,, wherein
Thomas Pollard, Edmund P-nc,leton and Wan.
Pollard, Trustees for Jane Underwood wife of
Thomas Underwood. late Jane cambridge, the
widow rof Nathaniel West cambridge, de-
ceased, plaintiffs, against Thomas Underp ood
Archibald b. cambridge, administrators de DO
MS non OF VIM. cambridge, decd and BENJAMIN
Nosby, Detis. are requested to take notice that
lhsve appointed Thursday, the Oath Ian next.
the DAY for wing the above mentioned d. rec.
into effect, when they are requested to attend at
any house with their books, papsrs and evidence
ready for examination s. settle ment.
JOHN NICHOLSON. @.
Commissioners office, Richmond, Ian 3 4u
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CIr :. 2 20 f8 Mr.. smI4,
Washington, Dec I2.h, 1910
= car IVY
~ o.SIy ri


Ii have not replied sooner to the let
'e' which you ava m The honor to write to
me on the 2Sth of last month, is because 7
have sought information from the consult
general of his majesty, whether ne had not
received directly instructions more rccent
thaii those which had transmitted to him.
ana also TO enable me to give positive an
s~er to the questions contained i'm the letter
referred to above
reply, sir. to the first of your questions,
tnat vi NJ. the Consuis of his majesty to the
y: .. nave always delivered certificates of
orlSin TO American vessels for the ports of
france-they did it in execution of a decree
OF MS majesty, of the first of Messidor. of
the We, eleven
M. NJ. the French Consuls have also delf
vered them 10 vessels destined for neutral or
aii!ed por's, whenever hey have been r.
CURED OF Them This measure was sane
unned and au horised by CT cular despa CHI
OF MS exceitehcy the minist-r of foreign rel =
tions' u--der date of the 20lh April. 1905
| MS despatch prcscr!bes the FOR nalities to
De gone IN rough for the certificates deliver
ed III such cases.
| proceed now, sif, to reply to the second
o youc questions.
| BY despatch of his excelIency the Duke
Eauofe' or ne 9Oth of August last re-
| - ]C AAornel, the 18th OF last
month. and OF which information was given
ehe same day to the Consus and VicetCon
suls OF MS majesty, they are expressly pro
niolted from delivering certificates Of origin
FOR merchandise OF any kind, or under anu
pr text wha.ever, if the vessels are not dc.
| tined tov France. "'' Ne'
ms reply 10 your second question. sir
tur"isnes you with solution OF the tb;r6
lhe'Consuls and Vice-Consuls of his maies.
~, VIII have ceased to deliver certificates ~
origin 20 vessels for any other place than
france, immediately on the recein, oF ,hi,
circular, which will reach them a few de-
sooner or i|tsr, According to the great p -,
less distance Of the places of their re,i.
denCe ' 'eS''
CONCERNING cotton and tobacco-their in,
! pnrta'ion into France, is at this momcr, ~
cially prohibited; but have reasons 20 he
neVe' (and pray you, meanwhile. to obse,ve
sT' that rhey do not rest upon any factsl IN a
some notifications will be given 10 tl,;s shso
/ iute exclusion. These notification. will ~,
depend upon the chance of events hut al
oe ehe result OF other measures, firm and mr.
Sued Win perseverance, which the two s,o
VerhmeDts will Continue TO adon, tn vi
uraw IRON the monopoly and from the ve,s.
.ions OF the common enemya Commerce loo
al foyI and necessary to France AS well ,,
to the u. States. "S' a.
accept sir, the renewed assurance oe ~,
high consideration. VI w!
(Signed)
i TTTRpEaTT
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Your most Obt. Servant,
~, Il. SMITH
The President Of the US
(A)
translation Of decree ef tie Is (9) July,

~ (AJ
translation ola decree Of tie Is (9) July,
1910
hlrty or forty American vessels may i'm
p'"t mo FRANCE (under licence) cotton, FISH
" oyeWood' salt fish, Cod fish. hides and pei
may export wine, brandy sIks
linens, cloths, jewelf'y, household iur tn
AID other manufactured lrticles. Thev can
Only depart from Ch res on and New York
under the obhgatio o bringing with them a
Gazette OF the day of their departure Gamer.
Can Gazette,) moreover a certificate q, ,h,.
origin OF the merchandise, given Dy The
French Consul, Containing sentence in Cv-
pher; the French merchants who shall causs
these vessels to come must prove that the,
are concernedin the fabrics of Paris, Rouen
and other towns.
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TURREAU,.
&C.. }
General armstrong to Mr.. Smith.
WAsHINGToN, 9th Dec. 1910.
(SiSned)

SIR. 80" hec 1910:
Inc enclosed documents marked 1872
were intended TO have made part of IN, lsst
CONF unicat on: ne paper ent tied .duis
a" Commerce, &c. S'c. On tce to merctantsS
contains tt,iif of the new duties pavahis
IN France, and ,hews, beside; what are the.
artc'cs of Commerce admissible t.,
1t tins paper has no o'her value. r;, he
oun important trcn tile Illustration il gives
tn passage of the Duke IT Cadore' let,
te' to me OF the 18th o September las IN
which he saws, TIA .lmerican veSscls koads
ca 7oifh merchanatce, the gro7uth cfthe. H.
anerican states, zviH be receiued zyikhoDt dr.
fcnhy into the horts Of france. Il Is ai,o
IN perfect concert with the practice - ,hs,
French Custom I'll uuse. ia the case q, ,he.
ship Ida, Coming from Bost.n, with caryo
of cotton 8"
am, sir, with very high consideration.
Your most obed,ent,
And very humble servant,
(Sgned)
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Hon. Robert Smith,
Secretary Of State.
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Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall Academy,
e. viii be opened by the subscriber on the Rf
teeath OF next month, !or the reception of young
met and boys, to be instructed in spelling, rea
ding aud writing Arithmetic, and the Enelis.
language, with propriety Geography with the
use of the globes Mathematics with its appIica
too TO Trgonometry, and Practical Surveying.
siies iettres, the clement IS Phhiiisso
phy, and the Latin and Greek Languages.
The price OF board, tuition, washing. bedding
and fuel, will DE one hundred dollars for the
term, TO he paid quarterly in advance, with al
extra charge of two dollars for cahdles The
term will expire on the tenth OF December next
THOS NELSON
Forks of Hanover, January g. w3wg
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HOSE persons who are indebted to the es-
a tate of Josiah Wright, decd. are again cal
led upon to make immediate payment i; and all
who have claims, are requested to produce them
TO t'ie subscriber, so that the affairs of the estate
may be settled without delay
ABR'M. DOUGLASS,
Adbuntstrdtcy.
Jan. 5. a.
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H>HE trustees of the WASHINGTON HEN-

ME trustees ofthe WASHINGTON REN-
Rr ACADEMl,,i in the county of Hanover,
wish to employ gentleman Of good moral and
literary character, to preside over that institute
on the ensuing year. The Latin and Greek Ian.
gusges, English Grammar, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic and the use of the globes, are The
brsnches which they would be glad to have taught
The situation of the place is pleasant and re /.
Richmond The houses will be put in good re.
pair, and should the president be disposed to EN-
P'oy any hands in agriculture, there are five hun
Hlred acres of land at his service during his pre-
s'asncy The neighborhood is agreeable, and
sufficient of itselfto afford encouragement to an
attentive teacher. Gentlemen who may incline
20 undertake. the charge of this Academy, will
be pleased to make application to the subscriber,
on or before the 18th of January, as choice will
probably be made about that time
THOMAS TINSLEY,
Resident Of the Board.
Jan. .. II
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II HOSE Gentlemen who were good enough
20 Obtain subscribers 10 my Report of
-BURR' TRIiL, aud have received the books
in order to he delivered to the subscribers on
their respective subscription lists, are reques
ted to remit the MONIES slready received, or be
Received hereafter. for those books, to Doctor
Edward Earle, bookseller, Philadelphia
DAVLD ROBERTSON
,JanuarY3. 81
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Do.ne9ttc.

WASHINGTON, Jan 4 !
From our Southern frontier we lcaro th,y,
the people OF Mobile are anxious TO become
American citizens: bat at the same ti,ne
that they have this disposition. they do M,
wish to be conquered first by the peonle of
Baton Rouge, or by any banditti whom they
may excite to do the blsncss for the in the
adjacent American settlementss. r. facr rhev
are AFRAID that in the upshot they may be
converted into French subjects, instead Of
American cItzenS 1t is said that the Con
Vention supposed, that there was large
,:' settlement on the Mobile, below the
line. The fact is, there are few mr. M MAJ
leans, and the party raised to su,due Them
mas been collected by Kemper and Kennedy
enurely above the line. We learn tha, ma
ny OF the territorial officers, both civil and
hlhe 1ry' leven those enrolled by the govern.
men' 10 defend the country are Concerned
In the enterprise: asd it has been 40 vet d;f.
louit o ascertain facts by sufficient evidence
20 render them subject TO judicial restraint
NO extraordinary means to crash fine en-.
tePri2e mad been adopted at the last date
~. '.'ueeu the executive territorial govern
~" ~. aS 100 distant from the scene of action
10 De prepared for the enc rgency.
ne party was on the 9th ul,. emb,d;ed
opposite to Mobile and exertions were m,k
inS' as II was SAID, by some of the LEADING po.n
IN the Mississippi Territory 10 increase tbe;r
numbers. 'iS"
VIII occur to our readers that, imme,,s
ateiy alter our last accounts. inteIl;gencs
must have reached that neighbnrhood of rho
sep 'aken by The u. SIa es, which will bsve
changed the appearance of .ffairs. and h.ve
'hs American citizens from emu
1roiihs themselves IN affairs exclusively un
aer the control Of government, md in whcb
1t were cri'ninai To have moved w;,ho,,t ~
sanction Md Iak i''
ne Senate OF the U. States yesterday 70.
sumed the consideration of the bill rensct.
lsS the territory East of the Perdilo F.,
s'HSniar occurrence which ar sted ts mr.
sfess, we refer our readers % the CONGRESS; 10
snal Head. S'''~
The following Documents zvere l,;d b..
jore tie House Of Representatives Uester.
dry 9'''e'1
10 me House Of Rehresenkatives of the III
. States.
lay before the House a report from rho
SECRETARY OF State Co plying with their re-
solution OF The 2lst inst.
december 2Sth, 1910.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
SIP. December %. 1910.
In pursuance of the resolution of
the House OF Representatives of the 21st of
eills month' nave the honor of laying be .ore
you,
lst A copy (marked Az Of decree of the
Emperor II France transmitted to this De
partment by Gen. Armstrong
I'd. copy (marked ~ OF correspon.
dence with Gen. Turreau;
3D. A copy (marked c. OF communicates
on, just received, rom Gen. Armstrong in re-
lauon t. the duties lately imposed by the Em-
peror OF France.
Win the highest respect and oonsidera.
ton,
have the honor to remain,
Sir,
Your most obi. Servant,
., II. SMITH
The President Of the U.s.
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Icninst


Claiborne Craddock and Polly his wife, for
nerIy Polly Robertson, daughter of Matthew
Robertson. deed. Polly g. Ellen Brown, dsugh-
tiers OF Sally Brown, decd Lite Sally Robertson,
who married Joseph Brown; by James Grad
dock their special guardian, appointed by this
court TO defend the said infants, Polly and Ellen
brown IT. tins SUIT, Defts
ON the molion the compliments, who filed
eheir bill, to sell the land which was allotted to
the widow OF Matthew Robertson, as her dow
er share of each heir does not amount to
one hundred dollars, and to divide the proceeds
Of the sale agreeable to the right Of each csi-
mant and it sppearing TO the court, that Polly
and Ellen Brown, infant children Of Jos. Brown,
are not inhabitants of this state 1t is ordered,
That the defendants, Claiborne Crsddock and
wife, he summoned to shew cause, if any they
can, against such sale, and that Polly and Ellen
brown, the defendants, do show cause against
such sale, If any they have, on or before Februa-
ry court next Ind IL is further o,deres, That
this order be forthwith published in some news
paper printed IN the city OF Richmond or Peters
burg
Coe7. Teste,
=. r. LEIGH, CFk.
Jan .. w3NG
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Iranslot'on ofa ieuer from Cen Turreau.
h9iHtSter PfenihoteHhiary oThts Inlheriai
ara Hoyat Ad,JeSty, the Emheror If the
French, &c. &c. 10 mr. Smith, Sectctar1
IF StWe
SIR,
j nave received the letter you have done
me The homer to Hyj.e 70 TIC the ASH. Of Ellis
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TURREAU.

The Secretary IF State to General
Iurreou.
DEPARTAENT OF STATE, Dec. II 1eto
SIR, 80 40 i0lO
have bad the honor cfrecei,;np YOUR
letter OF the 12th inst. IN reply to INV etom
rles IN relation a certfcates of orisin. a.
wei as to theWnission into France q, TN.
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fpORF WINE The subscribers have for
= sae, a few cases %! Superior quality PoHr
NtEa ICMfKlkS q MURRAY
ESct T:,er Il #
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0 Pabished BY THOMAS Ritchie, meayi, OBJ
fosife she Globe Tasern, Richmond, Virginia.
GJ CONDI1IOMS.--Fl dollars a year, 10
6e Paid annually IN Advance, Those ohio wish TO
Re considered annual subscyibeys must hereafter
designafe 1t at the fine Of su6sc,ibisg otherwise
sheir PAPERS sDi be dscontinued at the expiration
If the fret year.
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HE Subscribers respectfully acquant their
u friends and the Public, that they have Cor
med connection with Mr.. Gustavus Lucke e
thst her business in future will be transact
under the firm Of LUGXE, .SIz Err e. Co Iii
those eVho hsve claims against, or are indebted
tothe firm ot HOTE1' {, SLZ ER, are reoues
ted tc apply TO L. 6. eco settlement.
HENRY HOEEY,
J.fdIES SIZER
Jaruary3. 4w
WE HAVE SALE
90 Hhds. N l.. Rue | 100 do. writing do
10 Hlds w ] Rum 4 Pipes Mag Wine
go Rhds Loaf Sugar 10 bags Ginger
90 Hhds. N1uscovado 10 Bags Penper
do so BIB. New York Pip,
100 Bags Coffee pins
Tons Swedish Iron 5 ton Shot assorted
so Boxes Soap Also AN assortment OF
so Boxes Candles fresh shoes
400 Resms wrapping
paper
LUCHE, SIZER e Co.
January 5. 4w
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THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO GENERAL


THE SECRETARY OF sTArEro crNr,
TUeREAU.
Oetartmen. Of STATE, .N5v. 28th, 1910.
nave mad the honor of receiving your
letter OF yesterday, stating that the French
CohSuiS ii we u. y. are at this time au
th"r'sed 70 deliver certificates of origin ON.
~ 10 SUCH American vessels as are bound to
some port of France, and as are laden with
the produce of the U. States.
II Will afford satisfaction to our merchants
W snow aod ;heretore, l have to request
you 10 inform me, whether, all American
vessels, having such certificates of or;r;n
they can export 10 France every kind of
produce OF the U 5. and. especia;lv co,,o,
and tobacco.
In addition to the intelligence, communi-
Gated III your letter in relation To the certi-
ncates OF origin. l have the honor of asking
'sNh you Information upon the following
questoo- 20
lst Have not the French Consuls been in
ne Practice, u der the AUTHORITY of the
french government, of delivering, in the
ports III me Y. >. certificates of origin for A.
heflcan vessels bound to the por, of France.
and OF her allies, and laden with either CO..
States o"''eu
"a. Have the French Consuls in the IFS
i'.eiy ,eceived from the French government
f,s'i action not 10 deliver such certificates
OF origin Tor American vessels; and at What
tiIne ana they receive such instructions,
D. At y ut ti'nt did TIE French ConsuIs
cease to Issue certificates of origin 90 Ame-
ricah vessels, IL pursoance of i,struc,inns
,iohi their government, in cases of destIna
tion TO porIs OF the allies of France ?,
nese facts being connected with oues-
,r;r,.'1 esihs 10 oar merchants in foreign
sort TO your aid in ascertaining them.
have the honor to be, &c:
(Signed)
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court an intention, distinctly pro ,ou nced, Of IA
roihS The. commercial Intercourse between
+ rance and Rue U. > in all the Objects of traf.
tic which snail evile ,ty proceed from tn eir
aryricuiturc or manufactures.
You wili readily perceive, Sir, that in pi-
wing TINS latitude to the mutually advanta-
geoas relations OF the TWO friendly people.
the Emperor cannot depar, from the sys-
tenn OF exclusion against English Commerce
~ithout losing the advantages which III. NJ.
and the allied powers must necessarily ex
pect from it,
have the honor to be,
With high consideration, sc.
(Signed) TIJRREaI1
Hon. Robert Smith,
Secretary Of State.
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N CHANCERY.--In Amelia County, Nov
e Court, 1910.
John Robertson, VIM. Robertson, Lloyd Ro.
bertsrn, lanes Craddock aud Judith his wife +;
Philip Williams and Polly his wife Obedience
Mitchell, infant, BY John Mitchell her guardian,
GompPts
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Q" ENe Sale- q the frst Of August, 1910
DeStS"""oh' H~es. ! Custom House Daties
oars francs the bu. dred
I'll, SvrinaIn,
Cayenne, De , sOu francs the i'm
mersrs, < G. v pei |ehl' kiiinVramnes
oFgis long sta
pie
Cotton, Of even
- otner Cum
Try except Ma ~ per Gent roOo IT. the 10okH
t,lc
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u A"Esfeaa So assserea Prqpe ,.,~Ese Az -. Iri.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS

On tAe az Of ths az of lurn.t. 181O
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JaEuary3.

LUCGE, SIZER Il Co.
January 8. 4w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-03
Paul5 Patent Mfall,ble
COLUMBIAN OIL.

The inventor OF this highly esteemed me
diciae is native Of america and the cohPo-
slt,oa is the production OF American SON,
consequently it is in every sense OIL inc "o'o
domestic, it is not puffed up with numerous
train nj porupous foreign certificates OF per-
fans from whom by the great distance that
senarate. us tits impossible to OBTAIN lntol-
NATION, therefore the public mas oe'ter SeCu'
ri,y for their money as there cannot DC the
east shadow of deception to cover his med'-
cine, for he simply appears before the com
munity with his invention and an experiment
raj detail OF the various cases III which II re-
ally is so wonderfully efHcacious andln which
heis supported by the following cert.iicate''
whose names are not only SUBSCRIBED out
their persons may also be consulted, oeih5
residents within the circle OF our nelghoof-
hood. The following are the complaints IN
which the Columbian Oil has been tound 50
ee6cacious and rarely ever fails OF ettecting
cure, viz Rheumatism, consumption, P""''
in any part of the body, but particularly III
the back and breast, colds and coughs tooth
ache, spleen, plcurisies, cholic, cramps, eA-
teraal and internal bruises, sprains ana hesh
wounds, scalds and burns, whooping cough
and 1nunps, aud dysentry and bloody 1aS'
Group and the summer complaints In chill
drep, and in weak stomach that Is Caused
BIZ indigestion, constant sinking and loss OF
appetite, ii will act as powerful bracer 10
in. relaxed fibre and restore tito Its proper
tone
1, seems as though nature had ranked II the
fist of the class OF all pectora's and eXpecto-
rails for the relief OF the breast and lungs as II
s:xr..lv ever fails of removing distractions
in either, PARTICULARLY those who are trou-
bIed with phthysick or asthmatic complaints
who in the act OF walking fast, stopping or
living dowa, are almost suHocatsd, hasta tea
spoon full okthe Columbian OH will render
some ENTHUSIASTICALLY, and It continued
agrecablyto the directions in such cases. VIII
prove radirpt cure, by producing the fall
power oiinAa,ion to the lungs and tree ex-
pansion otthe breast,