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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02
From the Baltimore Post.

SUFFERING AMONG THE FREE BLACKS.
Few pers.'Ils have amy conception of The
wretche'lness aud suffering auIolia The free
black population Of the city at The present
time. We wish sorne uf the fanatic Lead
ers Of the northern abuIilionsls could wit
ness some Uf. The scenes of misery that daily
come under The nolce of the distributing
commiitees-for ,iie poor. If it did not
forever seal their lips on the subject of
slavery, it would al least soften the asperi-
lies of their warfare against it. A gentle
man engaged as one of the distributing
committee in seeking OUT objects requiring
reliel, mentioned 10 us the inlowing, Az u
fair representation of almost inrumerable
cases in The laues and alleys OF The city.
On the fir,1 floor of a small tenement
about len feet square he found "A family of
eight blarks; comprising man, Two wo-
men and five children. Tho adults were
partially covered with few miserable
rags, but the children were eniirel y-naked.
They were whhou. fire., without f.od.
without a he'd, or any thing 10 keep
them from freezing but u quantity of straw
aud few rags, in'one corner of The room.
On the second floor Of the same hoVei
was another family of three PERSONS a
man.. his wife and child. The wife was
laying sick upon few. shavinssl OIL the
floor, covered oaiy-with apiece Of an old
carpet. La, other respecls'rhe condition ol
tine iumales was The same as those. IN the
room below, with the exception that they
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02

Important Discovery Capt. Chauncey
TrraI, Of East Hartford, has discovered "a
complete remedy against The ravases of
The Canker Worm, simply by encircling
the appletree al the surface Of the ground
with Scotch Snuff. The wiiIer of the
article has examined the trees on Capt.
Treats premises, and tnund The circle of
stuff completely friused with thousands
Of dead WORMS. These trees were all tar
red, aud where The snuff was used no
warns appeared on The tar, and where
The snuff was omitted the inserts nearly
covered the lar-llariIord Courant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02
A rumor has reached New Orleans fra

A rumor has reached New Orleans from
Mexico. that Il negoialion is pending be-
tween England aud Mexico Tor a. cession
IN England of the CalifIrnias. The ces-
sion of the two provinces would give Ia
Great Britain an extensive and valuable
territory, in part ofthe world where she
has long been anxious 10 gain inolhoI.l,
hesides securing an object still more desi-
rable-n spacious range Of sea coast Oh
The Pacific. stretching more than 4 ,hnus-
and miles from The 42d degree of latitude,
,nnih-sweepins the circuit Of the penin-
sua of Calinrna and embracing the lIar.
b0rs of that Gulflhe finest in n. America.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02

PoLITIcs AND .MoRALs.-A great many
cxcells lsnt, hur in our opinion, shut sighted
penpe, hold practical Inllics in a s0rr of
holy dreall, aud for fear Of contamination
avoid discussion and rarely ever vore.-
These are moral and religious men. There
is another class who CT uceive politics to
lie dcbalins.-enervating to ihe mind
aud ION excI:ius for calm reflection and
deep study. These are the schnar.,-
Miss Marlineau said HAT in the United
States politics is morals This is true,
and If The idea could he fully appreciated
aud believed by the classes we have NALL
ed our country would he heller governed,
aud more virtu0us men would become our
governors. o. the broad foundation of
poll ics our whole social system resls, and
religion, morality, science and literature
would be crushed and annihilatesl, if good
men, and good scholars should avoid the
political arena. In free gov, rnueut like
ours, politics is Indeed morals. for where
the right Of suffrage is SO unrestrained,
great ranion by the heller informed must
be used 10 check The exceSses of The unedu-
caled an yicinns. livery man should he
a polnirian, active and passive, for in the
language Of the ediioro: The Boston Quar-
terly Review. we cannot consent:ru The,
notion that politics is a low and dehaSina
suhjec', or thai scholar necessarily dero-
gates from his dignity. by engaging in The
political muven enis of his counrrynen
and doing what he can 10 sustain what he
believes TO be true principles, and 10 secure
To his country the practical blessings ofthem
by supporting measures which will em-
body them in laws aud institutions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02

Silk Culture.-The National Silk So
ciety have offered numerous hounlies, va
rying from SlO0 To $1,000 each. for the
hest specimens of raw silk. 10 he produced
during'the Coming summer. The whule
amount of tho hnnn,ies is $4,000. The
prospect Isl fair thai the silk culture will
become prominent and settled pan Of
our domestic industry, aud thai silk, either
raw OF manufactured, will constitute with.
in few years; a valuable staple Of home
prolucii0n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02
Gen. Washington and Lord Erskiac.-

Gcn. VdStthStoh ana Lord CfShWe.-
A volume was presented to General Wash.
ingron, in 1897. by Thomas, Lord Frs
kire. on blank page of which he wple
the following nnte, containing perhaps,
the happirsl euloeum ofihe many beslow-
ed upon that wonderful man:
"Sir, have taken the liberty To intro
'duce your august and immortal name in a
shorl sentence which is to he found in the
book ! srnd you have large acqnain-
tance among rhe most valuable and exalted
classes of men, bu, you are the only
human heing for whom | ever fell an awful
reverence. l sincerely pray God to grant
long and serene evening to a life so glo-
riously devoted to the happiness Of the
world.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02
Hard Times.-We have heard Of a cir.

Hard TimeS.-We have heard of cir
cumslance, which, al once evinces the
troubles Of The times, and the prudence of
the people Of North Carolina. The mer-
chants OF the most lourishiug town in The
Western part of North Carolina, have en-
tered into bontl with each other, nni to go
or send To the North this Sming for the
purchase af sou.is. This is a prlIdeui
step, whether as regards the people or
merchants. andwe hope The good sense ,f
the pelule in Thai re ginn. Mil snsl iI.-..
in 1t. The present. season may he we'll
,Iev"ed TO dispusiny of stocks on hand.
seilling accounts, DC, and the iashiona.
blrs may well deny themselves iu these
.imes.-Fuy. Obs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02

Immensely Of Cration.-- Some as,ron-
nmers lave computed that there are NOT
less than IS millions of suns. in the uni
verse. The fixed stars are all suns. hav-
ing. like nilr sun numerous planets revoIv-
wing around them. The suar sys stem, or
thai To which we helopg, has about thiriy
planets. primary aud secondary belonging
lo'it. The circular field nf space which
il occupies is IN diameter 5000 millions of
miles, and that which it controls much
greater, The sun which its ner resi- neigh
hour To ours is called Sirius, distant from,
cur sun abnu, S52 millions of miles. Now.
II all the fixed Stars are as disian. from
each nther as Sirius is from our sun, or If
our solar systrm by The average magnitude
OF all The Is millions ofsuns. hat iulagin.
" hn can survey plantation conta ming
IS millions Of circular fields, eacIIlU mil
lifns Of miles in diameter! Such huwev-
cr.is one of The plantations of Him who
has measured the waters mIhe hollow of
his lIand-mrlrd out hraI Ell with span
comprehend the dust in InraSure-ard
weighed the mnunIans in scales. and hills
in a balance. lie who. "siiting npou The
orbit OF the earth, Stretches our The hra.
vrns as curtain, and spreadcib them out
as Il -icni 10 dwell in. Nations to Him arc
as drop of but ket and are cnun!4d AZ
the small duet of The halance;" and We,
overwhelming thought! He says. Tho
! dwell in 'ke high and holy place, with
him alsn will dwell who is Of an humble
am con'riIe spirit, and trenbes at my
word n'-Christian dimunack
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02
NO.. o.

Ydle's Water- Proof Glue or Cement
Take ofihe best Irish glue, four ounces.
rand uf isinslass, Two ounces; these must
be dissolved, in mild ale (not stalr) over
slow fire, in a common glue kettle, to the
consistency of strong glue; " hen one ounce
0fwell boiled linseed oil must be gradual.
|ly added, and the whole well Incorporated
together by string, To increase inc
strength Of the glue, more isiuslass may be
added.
This cement is applicable TO the joints
of w0od. in every branch of manufacture:
as also to joining earthenware. china. aud
glass care being taken tn pre>sihe parts
well together, aud to allow them sufficient
time to'set
The cement, when cold, and made into
cakes, assumes the appearance Of Indian.
rubber; aud. like it, is elactic. Ii may. at
any lime, vi Ell wanted for use, be dissol-
we'd, bya gentle heat, in any proper irou
or glazed vessel; first putting into il lille
mild ale, loprevent it from burning nj the
bottom nf the vessel; adding more ale. TO
bring it to a proper consistency for iIsr.-
To cemenI leather together for harl 3,
bands Tor machinery, &C.; having prepared
the joints in The usual way, as il for sew
ing, apply the cement while hot, laying e
weight upon each joint, as il is made: let
hem remain six hours lefOre using, and
the joints will then become nearly AS firm
as if made Of one entire piece of leather
Ah excellent cement for stopping leaks in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02

Icmen Of wit aud genius would resolve
never to complain. ID their works rf critics
aud delraciors,- the next age would not
know tha. they ever had any.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02

Laws penned with lheu.most care aud
exactness>- andin our own language, are
often prevented 10 wrong meanings why
should We wonder tha, the Bible is so2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02

No prudent man will oppuen'tha merits
Of con'en'pofary:iu his. own. supposed
apartment,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-02

hail The luxury ofa few-dying elnbers, the
remalis of a handful uf.tau begged from a
tan yard. BntIlies were IiUt sufficient
toprotect their feet from being fi1,st bitten.
In the cellar was another family of srv
en- persons, in a,condiiion equally destitute
aud with the additional Inconvenience thar
more than half the cellar bottom WAS COW
cred with water. Ia partially dry corner
these seven persons live aud sleep elner-
gine from their hole to beg or steal such
scaniy provisions as will sustain life.
Such Is one picture among hundreds
that might be drawn, Of The Starvation,
wrelche:tness, and misery amongst the
The free blacks. whilst there is not slave
in the city that is NOT we'll fed, well clothed,
well lodged. aud every way comfortably
provided for. The abo!iIioni,ts, are no
friend TO The slaves when they urge their
immediate emancipation.
The people in New Orleans proposes a
repeal of The anti gambling law. While
they alInw lhs bankers aud lotreries 10
swndle them in opeu day light. il is con.
tempIble and ridiculous 10 keep any anti
gambling faw on the statute hook. We
think that where lottery ventlers, lottery
wheels, bauks and every species of ma
chinrry to delude and rob both The young
and the old, aud plunge thousands daily
into irrelrievahle ruin. are NOT only tolera-
ted but encouraged by Legislators. The faro
dealers ought alsD to he allowed 10 lay
down their implements Of hell, right at the
corner of every street. But let them be
fne'i and Pul in the Peni,enliary if they
gamble in secret. Exposing The filrro
machinery to the odium of The public would
produce a salulary effect IN sociery anala-
souS 10 what would result fium the expo.
sure daily Of all paper money bank tran
misunderstanding Sentinel.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-25

rrs- SVVAIM'S PAM CEA-CAUTION. TIT
greatcelebry which this remedy has acquired during
period OF twenty yes, IT. increasing demand and ~
iron time 70 time, both at home ad abroad toiInitate
In various ways.
AS long az heee limitations were confined 20 mixtures
bearing other Names did not consider necessary 70
iycr Ito them, but having evidence in possession
gross receptions practised BY unpnncip4ed men, e.
hiding spurious syrup fOx the "genuine SWaini's Par
eea we cannot strongly caution the public 10 Hved
purchasing our medicines from any but ne meA respect
able sources
II is diticult to detect in many instances, the actaA
perpetrators of these inIp0siiOns, tks spurious iAS
lures are the more generally sent into the a:ro and 70
foreign countnea.
NewYork closely resembling o~En, but the botilee
were Labelled William Swain, instesd 81 WILLIAM
SwAls.
More recently wo have found bo7les cast n mou&
precisely like our own, but "6waimis Pshacean NeS
York isblown in the glass, instead of "swala's Fans
ca +" PhiadsLphto
dla islands that empty ootes purchased up u.
high RAJ 70, for the purpose NJ Eeing uich with eps'-
ture: and OF the thousands Of bottles OF SwainF
PanaceR annually sold IN our principal ctee, we car
collect vat very few OF the eEnpty bottles, as they ae
1Sstf of in various ways 70 defEAud tie propfletcr
,.at ,eeive the public.
out nf one, BY mixing portion Of SarsapTi.a Syrup
with the genuine Swara Pailscen, these5y EeiihnS
ONE OF It's virtues.
in PhiIadeIphia lately Large order was received By
amercantie house fOr Swaim's Panacea bottles amoad
in exact imitation nf made, and the ORDER
snppledand recent adyices from BTazs inform us tf
aveseel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc Janero,
partly laden with bottles precisely like own. We
have also possession book printed in Germany, fac
simle of our own book of cases and certificates.
Frpm all these circumstances it viii be seen that n
genuine Swam's Panacga counterfeiied and initiated
considerable exten and these limitations moi
only fraud upon us but VII necessarily peotract the
suerngs of invads those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved eficacious, must
upsn the public 10 purchase uhe Swain p Panacea only
rom authentic and respectable bo1ses and dealers VINO
obtain their supplies either from Laboratory in Pha
delphia. or from eur accredited and General Agent
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No rs Pine street,
New-YcTk
tSigRed) WILLIAM SWAIN Il SON.
Philadelphia, e9lb April, 1910.
R)BERTS& ATKINSON,
Corner uf Hanover and Msrkets.e u,
" cod BahIa06e
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pr TERs' VRGETARLE PILLS.

Efoo4 Ehe Ne,c York ErontneT.
IVA &c would call atteHtIon 10 the advertisement
w columns to-day Of PETERS, VEGETA
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au
tonly, THAI there is preRaraOn of the day which en-
their has been unbolded, and Shesever intro
duced we believe they have gwen the pcsecct salts
faction. We have ths day had interview with one
OF our citizens, Henry X. Fox, who recently cured
st most remarkable ard obstinate cutAneons eruption,
where the whole body was covered with large tolsh
some ulcers, and the toNss of tie throat este
away-and by using these PILLS daily Tor Elk wrecks
was entirely restored to health.
PETERS, VEGETABLE FILLS.
They do indeed restore tile health of die body be-
they purify and iHvgorate the bloed and lheif
good effects nos counIerbaiaaeed BY any inconge-
nence being composed entirely of vegetables, they dc
expose those who them 70 dSnger and .her ef-
fect certain they salusry, i.Ny are daily
and safely administered to infancy, Youth, h.hood and
OIL aye, and TO women in the critical and delicate
crc instances; they do not disturb shrek tie animal
functions, but restore their order and ablsh tciE
hetltli: and for all the purposes which Vegetable Pur-
gative, certain cleanser of the whole ,sgs are rs
Qued, they stand without nvalihey are alioa vi 10
be al tlIat can be accomplished medicine, boti tot
power and innocence
n3sP0r sale by q. X. TYLER,
General Ageni,
Conner Of Easi BsltiEnore and Hish stretif
And BY all the Druggists il Baltimore, and m Walking
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, u. c.
lie l9 AIw
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= ==.77I P7oPTE o. BALTIa0RE

- TTTw PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE
Nas address this dsy pabaished. explains the
.ae;sns aeretosOre existing between The wing
10y aadmysclf. The purpose Of its P'sesics-
zas aoE.tO impesch tie Central cOnm'tee'
avaD imeugn he mci~ee under wnlcn 'ae'
ssnss aoGsd. Il is TO come fairly ead iui'y Oe-
zms ye@ and the public, that may ascertain
M@w 5x you are disposed to support a press
- On treat with fairness and eaHdoF' the
,...sk..s If Catholicism and Naturalization, 50
,-.saw@usAev haTe bearing 90 oar civil lnsslta-
Nl
wvAz. | leave to tie religious press, the dis
.,,auu;,a Of religious farm, CANNOT close my
...,4s sbeEaet that. the only aaeans ofn aintain-
;a-xsEasg;Ous federation. Is 20 ''resiet" all at
-s,z-vas % consolidate religious setts al Polis-
- earty-and most of aA, thAt which. setting
s.ssez asoreiga AeaA, has heretofore disturbed
~ peace Of nations, aLd~substisHeed The s~OEd
a Ne torch, Gos the preaching Of the gOsPt4-
RRisbeheved that there are topics connected
@.saA ahis subject. thAt be@OOg appropriately 70
- gsassioal press, and that snSeh eOOd may De
go By temperate discussion Of them in
sumnzsercial and pOli6ea paper. The P'Nct
~ aO4 be devoted TO those suSsects exel0'
snwsav. but treat of them In theis appropriate
susAnsOa to current political questions. and thus
sEssnksh medium. through which The Protss' :
sAa@ommunity may reach The PoeSc ear when
..=.r 4 becomes their duty 70 speak
81 Gbe arrangements fO' placing the paper ON a
AsassE to be most usefal, wal hereafter speak
5neaA.s meantime X is important ia. l sA""Id
$50. at an early day, how sas che Pooalc con
sunxas the views have presented, and tree
s;saasssAange OF opinion IS invited.
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no THE PUBLIC.

HNR. N. Il. A. BRAINERD having been ia
y the gsuiar PR ,ce Of medicine for the last If
teen years, aud thereby gained extensive knox1edse
In The science OF medicinal operations, il induced,
through the solicitations OF nunicrnis feE1 10 offer
The public bis PURELY VEGETABLE PILLS, in
The use OF which THOUSANDS have heen cured from In
FLAMNA TORY and other diseasesof long standing. He
trusts they Will not be taken quack incidence as he
can fully snbstantiate his character AMI kewise
ken IT, with the most decided btppit and gel 70 theis
sufIerngs.
That the most prominent feature m all di,ss ,.i.;
mates from deranged of the Bowers ra,,.o, r.
denied, and as these Pulls haze been ,,so6 e. ~
years producing the meet salpi4 effect m IL
mcnet 10 throw himself befen. eenerous u,rI;c 80.
fideBt that fair trial VIII ins.Ire that eoss'
which lie merits. NN"" 1gemeh
Fer testimonials Of character Dr. gra;ra,t -
specnuny REFER % he following medical eente.ser
ra'L M. D. Professor Of Chems,yv and
Dainel Oliver, NJ. D., Professor y. .rh.,>...
gery s ~ -'nat'ny and sur
'Neen' M u, Professor Of MidUiferv
~ Snnas, NJ d., Professor Of rleo And ~.
'"oslei Dewy, NJ. d., Professor of ,hem;s,r, N..,,
raj fhnosoph nd Botany Na'u-
NJ oeTFShire hedicuL Institution BGaes.
- .. no druggist or Apo,hca,y VIII he t-as
81 fS iI unaer any circumstances whatever f'Oes
'mtE 80 CENTS, SINGLE ROY 40 mr., ,>o,x
80 nkAIkERD's HEAD QUAFrrRs or s,ts - MN
III VEGETABLE PILLS al - '''e " ohE7
n, No. 4: Lombard sta
BALTIMORE Inf, t x" calvert 4 South IT reess
~ ~ ioP. se0d6,
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49, D from Cold or Consuinp fion and Pain \,
ee broast is more or lees relieved and often ~
,I ~ cured by The COMPOUND SYftTP or CHA
nhhnlc- It's not secret Quack Medicine thar vii
eu's every dseasebut is judicious combination ~
iemenes as the Medical Facnliy have Ionr reI;sI
poi Tor iiie cure of COUGH, and all diseases of d.
Dlensi and Lungs. Many medical eenteBen who Use
asquuhted with the ingredients used in the pTepars,
=, tis syrup, recommend il in their Practice Which, -
good proof tlat they have confidence il, its I m -
power. II may be used BY all who arc IropLsa LIVE
une above named diseases, without the least Gs WI"
iu'y' oul WIN oeeuea advantage. Prepared only ly
q. X. TYLER.
-, Corner F. baltimore and frigl, =" nan
sou N Washing uy e. :. Pa t,rsn1, mn, I, '' .,.
sfn; a.a N Sco'gtiown by o. NJ. Lnlbicuni. '''"
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days, without efecting the most delc0e constitution
or cnusng any disagree able tffsct from ls tFefao
concentrated 10 reader efficient Ia small DOE
e., consequently il 10 practicable aNaes, In peTtos
ing cue mgch soonet than any Other MEDICINE IN cSe
United States, aNd is sold under the plan ct no curt
no pay. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, the We setthie Fluid Syrup, or MeScarai "a
tractor This nihl@e Syrup ie The discovery OF ~ ODD
Veturnn in medci.es and has long been in pSi-
never been kns~n 70 IA in effeetng cur in NIL
Of mercurial Diseases and where pessons had gwen
the thought OF getting we'll II "a indeed igfVs
liable madeleine and whilst IL has tkia ard pcctik
ar effect upon the bones atsd with rercHry it at DE
time puEiIes the blood from She a We
neTea! disease. SerofUious Affections, Spiotches AMI
ErupoDs upon the Skin, old standing and indOlens a
GERS upon the legs. and elsewhere, attended with gen
erpl debility. This medicine siasds unTralledil L.
same time strengthens t1e whole system, g
wing fresh and permanent tone 10 The broken coastu
lion. Price only 81 so per bottle
These medicines are for sale ~ the LABORATORY
DIR. BOWLBY, BROTHER, & 90, No. 30 Sorra
(;HARLEs STREET, between PRATT and Lombard siCis
IN the co4Rer of uhey's Alley, and n che General n
gency Office, No PITT STREET, besween Front a.
and Bazaar Bddge. Plan ONO 10 pay.
We beg leave say 20 strangers, and the Inflicted a
both seZeshe your guard and do NOT be Ired with "
the miserable compounds now sod ia this city, by eoe
Of the apothecariea--they calculated deceive IN
mast cases where tbey are used. 1heee suffering on
der the above symptoms assured thBi in The abofe
named medcines they VIII find the true balm and F+f
comforter.
We viii keep on hand full and efficient asyortnas
of Trusses othe beEt qualify, suspeRenozJ Bnndages
Hip Draws for diseases Of The beck and groinaisO,
certain for the bleeding Plies, sc OBJ
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III. xANDuA's (ffom Germany RESTORA-
- TIVE FILLS, positive cure for Gonorrhpa
Stubborn G'eess, &e-The superiority of Dr. Vandon's
hes,otaye flis over every other medicine yet discov-
o. euhiary passages, become every day more eviders
rom ner extraordinary demand and universal success
5nee ,eir introduction into the couatry, less thar
nave sVen known to fail to perform perfect cure in
sw aays. Inc composition of the Pills being entirely
oihefeh' rom any 0tue, uss.iIau liz sind they arc
~afrahea not TO produce those unpleasant and not p
lIs9uehuy dangerous symptoms 80 oftene xperienc,I
%nie taking copayia c,pebs, tupenine. mercury and
mat class Of medicines usually resofled to BY the usE
iul m these complaints.
For sale only by the undersigned who 10 the authorised
ageat for this part offhe country. The utlno
may be placed in these Pills
;,s ~, u resso"s a. distance can be suppedby en-
q. L. DgfIHRsT.
corner OF prait ST. s D.eans, ,yl,arz
Haio i-wcr md karl,a Stypet