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COMMERCIAL CAPABILITIES OF WALLA-
CHA AND MoLDAvIA.-Some particulars res
pecting the municipalities of Wallacha and
Moldavia have been furnished by correspon.
dent, with the view of exhibiting them as a
field for commercial enterprise and of exposing
the Vaccinations of Russia 10 close that field
These principalities with the islands ofthe Dan
ube comprised in their territory, form sur
face of 10000 square miles, which may be di-
vided into % 900 offertle land, 5000 woods and
forests, 200 mountains, $500 of vineyards The
population amounts to nearly 100000. Ag.
Ticulture is the sole occupation, and so fertile
is the soil that il can be cultivated for several
years without requiring any kind of manure.
Here the most abundant materials for manufac-
lures, such as skins, wool, &C., may be produ
ced with but little labor, while the greatest ia
clities are afforded by the rivers that intersect
the country In 1928 and 1929, though these
municipalities were obliged to support an army
of 10000 men, and 10000 horses, and vast
number of men were engaged in transporting
provisions Tor so large an army, not the slight
,es; dearth was felton, account of the consequent
deficiency Of laborers. On the PRONUNCIATION
OF the new laws in 1881, with liberty of COM
merce, was rapidly increasing, when Odessa
finding ats existence as port, in danger, the
Russian provisional Government imposed hea-
Wy duty on all grain exported, under the pretext
that so large an expectation might cause ia
mine. The duty had previously been per
cent. upon all articles, but this was raised to s
per cent. in the particular case of grain, and
subsequently to o., which it has since often ex-
t.eeded, while it has never fallen belowit From
this moment the commerce of the municipalities
was ruined, being completely annihilated by
that of Odessa. To give an idea Of the extent
of disadvantage under which Wallachia and
Moldavia are now placed the duty of 9 per
cent. and at present IL, is to be taken iL.o ac-
coant, whilethe bad state OF the roads renders
transport per cent. dearer than in Russia, and
.5nterest on money is per cent higher. Hence
II is utterly impossible for the principalities to
enter into competition with Russia; and this is
one ofthe many instances of thatpower endea-
voring to render her political influence subser-
Went to commercial purposes and to annihilate
The trade of her neighbors.
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CANFIELD & RROTHER.
corner Of Baltimore and Charles streets.
n addition TO their already Ialue asssrtH1ent are

CoineI Oh BALTIMORE and Charles streets.
addition to their already large assortment are de-
n receiving new supplies of goods in their line such e,
Gold lever WATCHES, Ok "Tobias,n nJohnson,r
"Harrison' and other nakers-"gold anchor IeVerzsy
'fgold Iepnes, and vertical Watches; silver lever =
yer English, and common silver Watches; geld CuarEz
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals: gold Es-
Cases; THlMBLES; Miniature CASES and every Va
riety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE Of Al
kinds; Lamps and Chronicles; gilt, asbaster and ebony
CLOCKS; Music BOXES; German silver SPOONS
and FORKS.
Aiso-MILTTARY GOODS, such as-sWORDS,
CAPABILITIES, PLUMES, SASHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line. "Roger's' h1e CUTLERY,
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watsE
makers-wh a great variety of FANCY GOODS
suitable for the country trade. All OF whchw viii be soi&
at reduced prices and pleasing at wholesale er
retail. Country merchants are invited to eHll. Oc3
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EVER-POINTED GOLD PEN.

FHVHE combined qualities Of lRsoFrosblly and dura
III biity possessed by this new and beautiful article
may Justly claim for it the title Of EVerpolnted" The
body of the pen gold an inconosble metal highly pO
hshed and will always retain its elasticity and beauty
and the points" formed of metal second in hard
TO substance heretofore discovered, having the
ndiSsolubity of diamond, and wholly nsensibe TO coz
roson cannot wear in the slightest degree affect
them In addition these enduring properties, it has
the sottness and smoohness ofthe quill pen, and its in
coosibity allows free and pleasant flow Of the ink
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest work
manshiP and long application have been necessary b.
perfect IT, and it is offered the Ne Plus Ultra
of pens having the beauties efihe gull and metallic pan
combined with its own peculiar excelency ofaways
tanning the same elasticity the easy flow, and the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time and use.
This pen has been in for five years, without the
least percepube wear. lG7-WarraRtcd for one year.
For sale By Garfield s. BROTHER
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
OILS Agents for the Manufactures.
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A LII FEkGSONS WHOM IT MAY CON-
n Germ are hereby required to take notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia.
which, belonging 70 James Swan, of Boston, on the 10th
day OF August, 1880, amounting to two million i've
hundred and fy-two thousand three hundred and four
6 three quarter acres were at day. by deed, dated
at Paris, IN France conveyed to Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been con-
Veyed to me, in trs for the United States American
Land Company, and that |, and l alone, as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed by my
are, or will be- authorised to SELL lease, rent, or othe
wise dispose OF said lands any of them; and all per,
sons especially notified purchase rent lease,
otherwise contract with any other perssn, therefore
and especially not TO purchase of P. Dumas, Jr who
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors Of Swan under an act of the Legislature of Viz
gnia, or OF one Dumorglue, any other person pre-
tending to act for the behalf of the said Dumas of
the creditors ofthe said Swan
These lands will be Sold rented or leased on advanta
geous terms. They Uttered through the State OF
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing to
purchase, rent or lease any part of them are requested
to address me, postage paid, at Baltimore
DUFF GREEN,
jyM dly Trustee U. s. A. Land Company
G7-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexing
ton, KY, viii please inert this once a week for three
months. and forward their accounts 10 this office
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NIETV BOOEGS.-We haze lately received from
II Philadelphia and New York, the following works:
DR. Chalmers Works, in vols, the LIST and ID on
Natural Theology; Sd and 18th Christian Revelation;
5th on Moral Philosophy 6th Commercial Discusses;
fth, Astronomical do; Memoir of DIR. Nisbet; Memoir
of Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Dwight, Missionaries; Bishop
McIlvan on the Oxfsrd Divinity. Illustrations of Pope
nv; Popery an enemy Civil and Religious Liberty, by
Dr. Rrownlee; DR.. NevRs Popsry; Dr. Brownlee's
Letters in the New York Roman Catholic Controversy;
Lectures the points in Controversy between Roman
lists and Proiestans Charn0ck on the Attributes of
God vols Miller on the Christian Ministry; Kngsbury
on the Sabbath; The Flower Garden, sc.
All the Books and Tracts ofthe Presbyterian Board
of Publication" together with general assortment Of
School and Theological Books, Stationery, &c for sale
on reasonable terms, by DAVID OWEN,
No. 2t N. Gay Street.
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EDUCATION IN RUsSn.-There are 100000
scholars in the public and private schools in the
Russian empire. Inthe seven Universities, there
are 2700 students. The educational establish
ment in st. Petersburg, under the patronage and
direction of the government, are gymnasi1ms,
so high schools, and 104 national, and 100 pri-
vate schools.
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PILOT & TRANSCRIPT.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10.

PAGANINI-The great violinist, who died at
Nice, in Italy, on the 9th of May, expired with
out absolution, or extreme JUNCTION, and the au-
thorities refused sepulture to the corpse For
some time before his death, Paganini had lost
the use of his speech.
New OPERAs.-In Italy, during the year 1889,
thirty-seven new operas were produced by eigh-
teen new composers. In the last half year eleven
new operas have appeared from six composers
OF these last, four were produced at Naples,
three at Milan, one at Rome, one at Trieste, and
one at Turin. The new composers are Trave-
sari, GRANVILLE, Corbi, Poniatowski, Panizzs,
and Nerdi.
A BIT OF RoMANcE.-A new Italian opera,
called ItdcSOnda, has been produced under the
following circumstances. A young man, nam
cd Temestocle Solera, with no instruction in
music whatever, claimed the hand of his below
ed, the daughter Of rich apothecary, in one Of
the Italian cities He was refused, unless he
produced new opera. Nothing daunted, he
til he produced his opera of IldegOnGa, which has
been fully successful. He then claimed his bride,
and received her in triumph. The music of this
opera is said to be very simple and melodious,
bearing great similarity to the works of the ear
Nv Italian composers. Solera, after his marriage,
left with his bride for Naples, where he intends
devoting his time to the study of music.
MUSICAL TASTE IN FRANcE.-A new opera,
by Laconte, entitled Stella, has been produced
at Havre. The Foreign Quarterly Review says
of it, esT'his sOtsl-stiTTing performance was re-
ceived by an overfewing house with enthusias-
tic applause" Now in what do our readers sup
pose the sotI-8ti,7ing attractions of this new
musical production to consist. Why, in present
ing the audience with view of hell, and intro
aucing them to a more familiar acquaintance
with his Satanic majesty, who figures largely in
the opera! The soul of Manfred is carried into
hell, from which he is rescued BY his wife Stel-
la, who carries him, 'Fwith great pomp," into
heaven!
New SoNos.-In England, some very beauti-
full songs have been presented to the musical
world by Lover. Among them are ''Spirits of
the Foam" similar in style to "Through the
Wood" and emusic Bounding" Mrs Merton has
also given few. The 'FMidshipman," "The
Name," ''Song of the Fairies" and "E1ile''
are said to be very superior songs.
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SITUATTON WANTRn.

HpY ayOung man from the Northern States Book
EB Keeper or assistant Clerk in a whOlesal or retail
grocery flour or commission stsre orany other respect
able situation where he could make himself useful TO
his employer The very best of references will be ven
in regard 70 character, &c. Apply to
LEWIS SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office,
No2 West Fayette street, basement of Banum's City
Hotel. Sc 30
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NOTICE.

TEyEIE undersigned, Owners Of the Washington
Il Chroniee) have made assignment Of their ac-
counts and assets to CHARLES s. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore for the benefit of their creditors. All col
ectoEs and others indebted will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES II. HAMILTON (now Of
Baltimore his agent, 10 whom all payments
ouested 10 be made. J. H. HAMILTON.
Il. w. DENHAM.
PS J. H. HAMILTON continues his agency for
settling Cen DUP GREEN'S accounts, made during his
residence in Washington city.
Baltimore, 10Th Sept, lS4o.
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EFFECT OF NeIsE.-In crowd, even during
fhe coolest weather. and in the most outside place,
there is a sensation Of warmth impaired by the
mere tunult, and though only two or three De
gathered together, and commit the nuisance OF
noise, they will be sensible of higher degree OF
warmth than when stiffness reigns undistarbed-
1y among them in the Same temperature.
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WbLATED WARE-Plated Waters. Urns Gas
III tors, Candestcks, Shutters and Trays, Coasters
Cake Baskets, Dishes, Butter Tubs, &c. of pat
erns and Of superior quality, OF our own Importation
For sale, wholesale or retail, by
CANFIELD & BROTHER,
go COrne rof Market and Charles streets.
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MAKE READY FOR WINTER.
MMEDS, PIL.L0XES hIA TNyrR n SSns. o..

BE All persons wishing TO make comfortable ar
rangments oI me approaching Winter, by procuring
good Bed., Elbows, Mattresses, Comforts &c will do
well to call at The Bedding Mart before they urchase
G. ods, which the subscriber has and always keeps ON
hand, and will he sold very low for cash by immediate
appAcatioc At the Be ding Mart, NJ w. 4 g W. cor.
ara ofLouabsrd and Lishs SIS nil dtC
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NOTICE.

Il EWIS r. SCOTTI takes pleasure in announ-
II 4 cling to the public that he is now fully prepared TO
copy Deeds, wills and Leases-pest and open Books,
and to do writing of all kinds with 3eatness and des
match He is also prepared TO collect accounts of all
kinds Mechasics and Others will find it 10 their adj
vantage TO give him call lie will also write Letters
or Agreements the most pleasing lerms He is also
prepared to make insolvent papers the ac-
commodating terms. Advice given and received on all
subjects connected with business Places procured for
those wishing employment. Houses rented, bought, or
sold Those wishing good Clerks, Saesnen Porters,
Ostlers Walters Chambermaids, Seampstresses Cooks
or Servants or Assistants any kind may procure them
al the office of LEWIS f. SCOTT.
n23 Basement Story, Barnum's City Hotel
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In the year 1888 III original works were pub
lished in Russia, and 81 periodicals. In 1889
100000 books were imported from foreign coun-
tries
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR

FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR
H.9YRE DE GRACE IND PORT DEPOSIT.
Il sse.a1 The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT
E1xzAR$tssT Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips
and will leave Patterson's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every Wednesday
and Sunday mornings ut the hour, and will land
Of Howel's Point.
{ly-The Wocott has been lengthcned and thoroughly
" and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery, end
Is IN the est possible erde
WIN. OWEN,
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EETANrED. ny an experienced farmer and gard
w ner-A small Farm, or an extensive garden, for
the purpose of rearing Seeds and also fruits and vegeta
bes for the Baltimore market ANY person having such
place to rent, with the privilege Of purchasing at the
end of twelve MONTHS will please address line 20 X
r. at the office ofthe American Farmer
M ID
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A Polish noble, Sclawuskowski, who was ban
ished to Siberia, but afterwards received permits
sion to visit China, has established a school at
Maimotsky; where he teaches the French and
Polish languages to between four and five hum
dred scholars, among which are many of the sons
of the Mandarins and Tartar mobiles.
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WANTED.

~ AHTED, Immediately, for gentleman in this
w city, Negro Man, slave for lie, between %
and % years old, 10 take care of horse and wal
ter For one of good character, the CHEST prize will
be paid in Gosh. Apply at L F. sCOTTI'S Office, No.
Fayette st., under Barnum's. ne30
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During the last year 1924 works were publish
ed in France; 2s7 musical compositions, 1915
copper.plate and photographic engravings, and
100 maps.
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SITUATION WAETED-By a you mao
- who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter in a Grocery, Flour, Commission Store
Waiter, or Barkeeper or any other respectable labor
ing work where he make himself useful to his
pOye-and would have objection to go TO the Sosth
or West-GO0d recommendations will be given in re-
gard TO character, sc. Apply to LEWIS F. S0OTTI'S
General Intelligence and Ageacy Office, Old Establish
ment, No. 3 West Fayette street, basement ofthe City
Hotel se26
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The proportion of educated children to the I'M
educated in Belgium, is one in ten; and in the
province of Brabant, which is generally consid-
cred the best educated, in population of 1913
young men of IS and 10 years of age, 31O5 were
found unable to read and write. Some little at
tention has of late been turned to education, in
Belgium. Two Universities are in the course of
formation: one at Antwerp, under the auspices of
Viscount Chateaubriant, and the other at Client.
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STEAMBOAT LINE FOR
II sEH~1 n oEFU
E7gztzehkSxzs fSz-a tzkEsEuS
zssER1lEIaztz @zEaSauE1attsss&-
PHILADELPHIA.

THNIIIS Line VIII discontinue running after Wsanes
III day next, 18th inst, until next spring.
No freight, BY this Line, for Philadelphia, can be
ken after Tuesday, nth
All persons indebted to this Line will please pay: be
Immediately it being desirable TO close the years.
business this month t. SHEPPARD,
noI6-dlm P Agent.
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100000

WOULD present to the public new mode ofINSU-
RANCE, extensively practised in other cities. Instead
af the annual premium, deposite is made with the
Company IN the nature Of ii oan for the use of which
the party Is kept insured He is not liable TO be called
upon for any further oontrbuuon-bu the deposit may
be claimed at any lime subject to discount of five per
cent.
A few examples will render the subject perfectly
plain, and show that the expense is in instances
but half the usual mode, and at the time saves
cessity of annually renewing The policy, wherein the
glect OF day has so often proved ruinOus.
Brick Dwelling in the city, paying 35c per 800 an
nuay, may perpctualy insured by deposite of l2
per CT S35 in every $1,000. The interest this de-
posite ISL, 10 81 cents per Sl00 instead of35
ABnck Dwelling in the Country, favoraby situated,
pays go cents per 500. The deposite for perpetual in
suIance would be per CT $50 per $780, the inter
est Of this is three dollars that is annually THIRTY cts.
instead ofsIxTY cents per 500.
FIRsTRATE mill pays II per cent. annually, and
may be insured perpetnay for 10 per cent The depO
site would be 500 on every thousand-the interest is
six dollars thus the actual cost of annual insurance
the mill by this mode is 60 instead of 1875 per Sl0o
Insurance is also effected in the usual mode on as
reasonable terms as any other Office.
F. II. S. is also Agent for the celebrated New YORK
LIFE Insurance AND TRUST COMPANY, and prepared
to make Insurance on Lves,g rant annuides and sell
endowments. Office opposite the Custom House, up
stairs. 50 MW&F
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
CfHAS. II. PITT- s. JAS. T. STEWART, .7ttor-
q nes at Ldlc, have removed TO ME Office inFayete
street. few doors east Of ST. Paus street.. opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel. They may be found at all times during
business hours, when not engaged in Court or absent
from the city. Ia the absence OF either of them, the
partner will attend 10 the business of the office apH
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DUKEHART,s VARTETY sTORR.

No lOlI BALTIMORE STREET.
Between south and Calvert Streets)
w following articles
Sweeping, scnbbng, Shoe, sooth, Viewers and
lers BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, Aanb
somely lettered.
Willow basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy bail, commaa Tsps.
Baskets, Washboards, towel roIers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon SqueezeH
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread IT avs. cake boards, and roliing Dlas
Moulders Spoons
amp Wicks, assorted; candle Wisk
Cane or metal Stay Reeds and saDe sttzse for rsep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parour and kitten BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
wooden, cassnett, and Cotton
Hand and tiySules: cabbage Nets, sc
Baltimore. l1thmonth. $40. 81
EpALTIMORE LITERARY & lifGLTC5T-
HD Gus MAGAZINE, No. LXXII. for Deem
Der, 1910, issued this day Subscriptions received and
single Numbers sold, By DAVID OWEN,
II N. Gay ST.
CONTENTS OF THIS NO.
IA Relic of great and good man of the Eighteen IN
Century, beirg Farewell Sermon, by the Rev.
John Craig, of Augusta County, ViTginia-deliver-
ed Nov 1854, in Thinking Spring Church, Augusta;
on the Dissolution of the Pastoral Relation of Mr..
c. to that Church.
2,-ske;ches and Recollections from my Note Book,
No VIII.-The Spirit and Movements of the Pa
pacy.
3.-FOregn Labors in the Abolition Controversy No.
VH-Glasgow Dscussion.-FOurth NighL-Aboli-
tonism.
--latest News from Father Mathew, and Tetoto-Pa
pism in Ireland.
5.-Brefof Pope Gregory XVI, to Boyer, President of
Hayti.
Calculations of the Government OF the United States
with the Pope of Rome.
o. Notices, Receipts, Accounts, Answers Letters,
sc. &c.
This is an original work, devoted to the advancement
Of knowledge, Liberty, and Religion
IL Is published in the city of Baltimore ION the frstday
of each month. II contains fortyeght pages in each
number-and is furnished to subscribers at $3.50 per
annum, if paid in advance, subscribing or 49, 70
be paid within the year; which commences with
the No. for January.
dl eodlw
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MNARD.-The advertiser wishes 10 procure n cor
u Portable Residence, with a small tract of land
within two miles from Baltimore, for which he will
give in exchange Dwelling House, in an eligible nan
of the city, note addressed to p p and eff a, the
Pilot office, will meet with prompt attention.
no I4-dtf
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BUCK ETS. BOXES, BOWLS, BASEx ErS.
e3nA FRUIT BOXES and BASKETS
~Op 100 dozen Painted Buckets
CARDS, assorted
1000 Butter Bowls and TRAYS
500 superb Butter Prints
Willow Carriages and Cradles
WoolleH and Flax Spinning Wheels.
DUKEHART 4 GO.
ioth mo- ~ 1914 Baltimore street
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WANITED mo- PURCHAsE

WANTED 10 PURCHASE
U mmEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good House Servants
of good character of both sexes from IL TO % years
Of age, slaves for life for very extensive HOel in the
city of New Orleans, where they will be well treated
and references will be given if required that they are
expressly for the gentemans own use, and not for spec
uiaOn, and fair cash price will be given application
TO LEWIS F. SCelTTI General Slave Agency and
Intelligence office, No. West Fayete street, basement
Barnum's Hotel. aH6
VNT ANTED TO PURCHASE IdNIEDI-
w ATELY,a black girl, from II TO 10 years of
age slave for life, for gentleman. Family leaving
this city for Virginia. She will have good hsme, and
will be well treated, and fair cash price will be given,
on application to LEWIS F. SCOTfI'S General Slave
Agency and intelligence Oce old establishment, No.
West Fayette street, Placement of the City HOTEL
nol9
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I'D LASTERSI PLASrEEaS! PLASTI re
d just received fresh supply of WHIrrN's ceie-
wellknown and established efficacy ofthese Pastery n
pains and weakness of tine breast SIDE back and limbs
Rheumatism, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Liver Complaint
Whoopng Cough Se, renders further comment unne-
cessary Purchasers should be particular to see that the
fac sine of the PROPRIETOR printed on the back of hs
plaster, as others are counterfeit sold BY e4
gists generally. To obtain the genuine, apPly 10
SETH s. HANCE General Agent
sp ~ Corner Charles and Pratt SIS,