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Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16
IoHN sHuLLIro CO., No l2, East Fourth IT.

- bet'eees Mann aud Sycamore streets Cincinnati o
tEsrFcrFULy inform their friends and purchasers
ly. that they have commenced suppy
of Spring Dry Goods With cash pIrch Nd
form pees prepared to offer goods very
loves, cash among will be fond
DRESS Silks Rich brocaded aud printed India Silks,
rich Picoet and Ceameeon Satin Turk rich Pekn plaid
Silks Black aud Blue black, hpureA st,i-
prd Silks ALso-A gene raj of Tn.
very of black and blne black plain Silks, such
real Gro de Rhine, Gro de America Gro dc Chine.
iou, lie Sole. Hel,ones Reps, &c. India aud F,snch
Satins
Nctc Spring Dress Goods--.Neu Siyks
Polka blue, Organdey, Barogc and Printed Lawns;
Mazeuk, do do do do:
and Pekin striped Lawns; Worsted Balzorne Mou.n
lie Lane; rich white aud colored embroidered French
Robes; rich A'Rsvier and Tarle,on do.
Stacis and Scarf. Rich style Btoca
ored Chameleon Damask SIX, Neivou Ottoman, Iroche
plain and embroidered Thbet with heavy elk fringe, ash
mere, Bauage. &c. &c
French Enbrodcry. Rich Paris embroidered ne, apd
collars, haot collars Jaconet aud S"is, Edsng.
se'tings LACEs French and English, Regency. B,u.-
sells MaIiers trimming i.aces, Edgings, ami rich
Lace Batbcs and ertaes SIX and WASH can net.
Bobbn trimming Laces and Edgngs, Hosiery glov es i
;ravars, ribbons Gent sh handkerchies Are
nnd embri derei linen hapdk crchies.
Furnistag Goods7 and 44 pur" Irisi, T.inen.: 40.
45 and 81 inch Pillow do: Sd l24 Irish
90; "a ID Barnsey and Russia shss,ing. Sd I24
heavy cotton do II l04 Irish M
ask aud dape table linens: S4 TO l6 satin damask ia
bleclohs with napkins TO match FIemish lrish
back and other ,oweng White and cold F,ut ylies:
l04 and IA Marseies QIilts rich embroidered musi,
curtains in coor'd and plain dsmssk
blue and scarlet plain do SO 58 inch window chn,z;
brown and buff window holland; dmity and furniture
chntz: blankets of the beet lind for family
ger and Welsh fannes shrink in wash
81 81 colored cotton wostsL tabi,
81 64 blue, orange and co;
"a embossed do; demask wore,ed plain wooleu and
embossed Piana
Also-A general assortment of American prints, mus-
Inns checks bed ticks and ginghams best makes Of English
and French broad cloths, ca..meres and vesng Gents
under garments sc. DC.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

ted in IIppecanoe county, Indiana upoD the Wea, 10
offered OF most Seous
IL bes, tbs State-an uAiail
stream-22 and failover shot whesistour
stones, them French Burrs-the dam easily
order, and mill h,Ise large and conveneat
THIS miles and
Turnpike from Charlottesville to that place 1t 10 good
ghborhoot for fertility Of soil and excellent farmes
There a land attached tho mill, which
viii be rented with il required For apply the
PREMISES r the undersigned, Richmond. Indiana.
ID. p. HOLLOWAY.
Tippeeanoe Journal copy the amount Of 81 and
cha rss this Office.
April 10Th, lSi5- l6n
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16
Public Meeting at Economy.

There will be Anti Anne atinn Meeting held at E.
economy. ON SATURDAY, THE I9.h OF APRIL, at
IL o'clock All persons i"vited TO attend HON C.
D. SMITH expected be and addrs" the Pso-
pie.
April 8, 1645.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

Columbus Rail Road. .

The entire amount Of stock necessary for the
construction of Rail Road from Columbus to
Xenia has been taken. This work will ensure
two routes from Cincinnati to the lakes. Why
sta nd We here idIo.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

4 hE8ATE on ERSAIlSM.-rh Deb ate re-
Gently held tor eight the Tabernacle, be-
Rev + NJ Pihgree of the universast Church,
Rev l. Rice of the Prssby terian Church,
questionDo the Scriptures tench the ultimate holiness
of all menf IS press, iss,,cd
the of May. Price per copy, mus
lin Booksellers supplied per dozen, S75 per hon
dred All orders accompanied with the cash, will be
tended 10 the ofder in which they received.
GEO G. JONES, Bookseller and General
Periodical Agent, No. 23 w Fourth ct.
April l6 IS4o Cincinnati, Ohio.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16
Novel Importation.

Tho American line of packet ship Northum-
berand. which arrived in the St. kaiha rne-docl1
la few days since. from Now York. has brought
four patent guns, the manufacture of the United
States, of 4 peculiar construction, for the British
Consul. and forwarded to this country in pursu-
ance of instructions from the Lords of the Ad-
mirality to that cffect.-I-ondon Globe.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

Tho London Peace Society, on learning the
civil commotons in l1ayti, sent strong, but ju-
dicious ard conciatory address to tho Govern
ment and people, signed by of the best
names in England. 1t was received with signal
favor. The papers tho island copied il; and
the Cove -nment caused twelve thousand copies to
be printed and sent into every part Of the Repub-
lc. ..BLossed are the peace- makers"
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

The proprietors OF the New York Journal Of
Commerce have substituted air springs for metal
ic which they formerly used IN their print
ing press to receive and throw back tho FORM
Thoy state iha. the jar is very much less, and
that they can print 5000 copies an hour instead
Of 242o. The adaptation OF the air spring they
say Is very simple.
MARRIED,-0n Thursday. 0th instant. by the Rev.
3. l. Martin. Mr. John I. Martin Miss Lydia Moore,
! all OF this vicinity
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16
Mail Robbery.

The postmaster at Vincennes Indiana writes to
the postmaster at Louisville, that the mail from
Nandalia, Illinois, to Vncennes has been robbed.
Is Joshua B. Otey still living at Eincennes!
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

At the nominating election, on tho 7ih inst,
Hon. G. B. Smith was almost una nmously chosen
a candidate for Congress.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

If you wish, after tramping through snow and
wafer all day. 10 ht'eu pair Of dry buuts to put
on next mornlng-instond of leaving them bv tho
stove TO burn or half dry-hang them up near tho
ceiling of tho room wiIere the air is warm.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16
New Wheat Reaper.

John S. Gallaher, junior, has shown us the
drawing and Model of q Reapng machine
invented by him. of n construction totally differ
emf from any now in use. 1t dispensos wiki a
rake, performing that service in a manner entiro-
ly new and simple.
The machines combine lightness and sinplici-
ty in construction, with cheapness of cost. Good
mechanics think it will perform admirably. tie
expects to have some of the machines ready for
the coming harvest.-Wi inchoster. Va Repub-
lican.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

\ young named G. w. Sharplcss. COM
mitted suicide, by hanging himself by the neck.
in stable. near Arms,ead's bridge. Embar-
rassed circumstances IN pccunlary matters are
said to have induced tho act.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

Governor Branch has issued his proclamation.
fixing on the 26th day of May for the election of
a Governor. Member of Congress, and members
of tho Legislature, of tho new State of Florida.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

BROOKLYN CRY ELECTION. locos have al
SO elected their Mayor and Common Council in
this city
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

The Richmond Star says:-"It is said he Mr..
Ritchiel goes to Washington to tako charge of
tho official paper there. If SO, he cannot, if no
would. avoid becoming rich. In four years. if
no moro, he can clear hundred thousand dollars
with case. and know in the editorial
corps of his party. more fairly entitled TO make
it,
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

has been appointed Clerk in the post office De-
par,ment at Washington. His son. has also sis-
uation. Where's Joel
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

DOCKS LOSr!-The following list of Books belong
ing the - \ oung Meas Literary Associations"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

ETOR Er-dcaiing Pits ria.s Daudruf and al Ex:o!ia
lions Of the cutce Scalp stay Alopecy or Falling OF
the Hair restore it the bad parls-wi positively pre-
gray hairs, and simple toilet preparation Tor Keep
ine the hair moist soft flexible and inclined curl, is SUI
pecr to auy thing Indeed, after seven years
searching il Is universally admitted 10 be the crg-
sough forindspensable appendage 10 the toilet war
rlncd in all If properly applied What more should
be said favor than to add that those who try IT, ever
afterwards continue lis
Princi pal Office. No IS Nassau-s .Agencies-J jarvis
No 635 Broadway; Mr.. Evrards No l7S Grand st Mr. T.
Sewel No. i78 Grand st Mrs NJ Sloan No. 53i Grand
Fl; WIN. H. Carey Co. No l96 Pear!-s-i j. Graham X
Co. - Wetcrst Nm. A. CrocIer, No. 81 Maiden-anc,
NewYork. \. Spooner Co. 81 Fultonst Mrs j. J"r-
dams Fancy Store SO Allanlc.st Brooklyn, l. l. f. ban
zets Conf cionery .s between Grand aud South First
WilameburalL ID. A. Herrick, No. Deavm House
Albany y. Y. Messrs Mortimer 4 Mowbrv, corner OF
Market aud Charles Baltimore Md. los. r. THppe, .N
Broad cor OF Markets Newark Aaron King, Belevie,N
n 4. Crnry 40 Merrmach-st Lowell, Mass. ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

iect The system OF tTa1e md Intercourse r-b N. In
dams requires revision, with view 10 impose more 20
srictions ard penalties upon those hn in,r
duce ardent spirits among them The policy Of tba Gov
erumen, in settling The Indians lands beyon6 the linn
is OF the STATES and Organized Territories the
cess of which essential their well being i anna
rsuy gaining among them The Choc,avys az. in
the course OF removal The Sacs and Fovea of the Mis-
sissppi have been already removed pursuant 70 the
treaty. 1872 and the SemInoes transferred To the home
provided for them by the treaty Of ls4 Several negota
lions are now pending for eSiiEgushng tue Indian right
of occupancy to large racts OF land in Organized rito
ries and providing them with country West of the Mis-
sissppi.
The secretary submits several interesting NUM-
cations from the indian SubAgen residing in III. Terri
tory of Oregon This Agent says the Indian population
OF that Territory j; estimated IL CO., that they are
less var.like than the tribes this eide o the Noun
tans are disposed cultivate friendly relations with
our settlers and not averse 10 tie habits and Gus
toms Of civilized life
There was paid 20 the Indians. for annutica, and in
fulment of other treaty spustions in the fscsl wear
ending Goth June last, The sum Of 1895 300 70 The
Secretary Of War s moreover the trustee OF funds be-
longing to different tribes amounting to S2IiO59l 81
the annual interest of which is Sill ca &C. This il ex
elusive of the Chckasaw national fund OF s! 399 80
of which the Secretary OF The Treasury ia the trustee
The Report concludes by some Recommendations with
regard 20 the militia. II suggests that enrolment drill
and inspections should be confined those under thirty
aud over twenty years OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

lint the same energes viii as rapidly connect thceelve;

TINT the energies will rapidly connect Themselves
with the Pacific.
Such is the country which your rnenoriaist5 hare
10 settle and add 10 the confederacy-so large IN
extent important in positions fertile in soil, OF 90
genial climate and ofsuch Indispensable vsue 10 the
of the Union.
country valuable and advantages brilliant your
memoriasts pray the national Congress 70 establish
distinct territorial government to embrace oregon aDd
its jacent seacoasts.
They pray that the lands OF the Willamette valley.
and other necessary portions may be surveyed, and
surveyors and land officers be appointed and located at
convenient points.
They pray thar donations of lands may be made.
corGiug to the faith pledged BY Inc passage Of law
through the United States Senate at the second session
of the 9th Congress entitled "A Dill 10 authorize the
sdontion OF measures for the occupation and settlement
of the Territory OF Oregon for extending certain por
tions OF the of the United States the
and for other purposes.
That navy ards and marine 0ts may be established
upon the river Columbia, and upon Fugetis sound and
naval force adequate TO our protection be kept pcrma'
nently in the adjacent seas.
That public mail be established 20 arrive and depart
monthly from Oregon city and Independence, and such
other local mail routes be established as are essential TO
the Willamette country and DINER settlements
They pray for the establishment of such commercial
regulations as may enable trade in own terri
tory least equality with nonresident foreigners
For adequate means OF protection from the numerous
Indian tribes which surround for the purchase ct ter
ritories which they are willing to CELL and Tor agents
with authority regulate Intercourse between whit0s
and Indians, and between Indian tribes.
That all the overland routes may be thoroughly sur
veyed. and protection be given TO emigrants coming
TO
We pray tina. the starspaneied banner may be planted
in End unfured this territory and kept standing
and floating tin worthy the dignity and
power of the nation.
And your nemorialists will ever pray sc.
Resoiced That the above memorial be referred 10 the
next Genera! Assembly of Oregon be by them trans
mred to the Congress ofthe United States
:. LETS Jun, President.
his
JOSEPH = GERVEY.
mark.
his
FRANCIS = REVAY
mark
Vice Presidents.
g ems M H +; P5Gss5T. }secrelaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
EscuLAPIAN sANATIVE,

NR UNIVERSAL RESrORER OF HEALTH-The
" proprietor Of this Sanaltve hegs leave respectfully 10
inform the inhabitants OF this city, AM the public generally
thai he prepared ~ furnish them with his invaluable
remedy.
And in pre- senng his great remedy The public, the
acquainted with the OF preparing and from long and
praccsl acquaintance with tue ingredients OF winch IL liz
composed and their ample and runave effects IN preserving
and restoring heah indeed potent are lis powers for
good human frame, hait requires dose so email
accomplish lis effects that many might feel disposed from
thai circumstance rank IL among the many useless nos
OF the day; but the day OF superstition and Ignorance
covered that the curative virtue aud quality OF any OF the me-
dicna plants and herbs does not much depend upon
quantity upon the quality fairly extracted aud iuy u-
derstOOd
Although this Sanetive thus almost apowerdl in resto
ring hea aud arrestDs diseased action yet 80 perfectly
safe ana certain Is lis administration that can be taken
al all times and under any circuInstances
The proprietor therefore, under the fullest assurance mat
this Sanalyc will accomplish all that he states. unhes!ang-
y recommends general remedy for ali disease DE
heying lie does that disease 10 but and the same
thing aou pres. ned under different forms this SanH-
tive every other article purifier OF the bood
and its action the eXcreons aud secreons are suc as
make difficult to disease exist for any considerable
length oi time under Ito influence. IL especially recon-
msnled for the following diseases. viz Asthma Coughs,
Colds. Consumption, Bronchitis, or Sore Throat Dyspep
sia all kinda of diseases OF The Liver Cosiveness,
lion, Headache, Palpation and other diseases OF the
Heart. of Appetite Hypochondn, and all other Ner-
Diseases Palsy GCut, Gravel and all affections OF ihe
Kidneys ScroIls IN all ta forms, such as Ulcers SoIe
Syellngs and all Enptons Of the skin Dose Tor an anit
person, drops for younger persons, In pToporo iu
directions accompany each box Sold wholesale ana rela
by the agent $50 Hudsunt New York and by the Drug
eists generally hrOG the city and country Mo ueOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
General Notices.

C3-Institufe for Tie Care of Badness and
Grny EIair.-MR CLIKEHUGH respectfully intimates
consequence OF tie which las for years
attended his peculiar o tbs diseases oil the
connected with tn hair lGdiea gentlemen
HIM daily the various diseases and chang which
the hair subject especially those arising from
levers confinement nver-siudy and anxiety Of mind pro-
gray and weak hnir, bsdness and frequently its
tire loss.
Mr. c. for IL years given his sole and individual
ton 10 the sud and OF badness and gray hair and
ring is practice received the sanction approval Of
the punc pal medical faculty o. the city and nay Ia Europs
thousands in every quarter OF LIE country who have been
heuehied by his treatment
The ma1Y vie ard rer1cous nostrums present sdver-
Used ~ ignorant and unpnncipe cmpyrcs Ill pretending
benefit the hair. induces Mir .. 10 CAUTION the public
against such imposition and qusCEer the destruction and
ruin of tle hair VIII follow their
O,ice for consultation 2n5 Broadway. Private apartment,
or ladies'. Hours from Ia to O'Clock. MA i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

THE Prs AND IyK SHETCHEs-These popular
sketches are wel,ked in the old country, where Mr..
Ross CHER authoD is raTeing and whence he Is
writing another series Of letters 10 me Atas We are
erated learn that Mr. Ross has sold the copyright oil
them in Liverpool for decent and that they are TO
be brought out. with portraits OF the personages men
TONED, in the style those some time since since
published in Frazer's Marazine. Transcript
= James Mc(iraw alias George Potter commit
ted to the Parish Prison by Recorder Genoia tug
tive Justice from the state of NcwYork there 10
await the requi-itioH from the Governor OF that STATE
was brought into Court in virtue OF write Of hGbcds
corpus sustaining petition for his discharge from custo
d. His Honor. Judge Cenonge, decided that priso
ner be emaded TO await the requsilon Of the Cover
nor OF the state OF New-l ork' =. q. Bee.
- The fare between Springfield and North
ampton by railroad has been established at 80 cent?
The road is completed. and trains will commence
running early week. Springfield Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
western MISUNDERSTANDING Generally.


SPRINGFIELD. Mass Dec !. lsi5.
There has recently been decision OF Z question
concerning Post Offices in one Of our Courts, which
has excited some interest tere. The citizens OF
West Springfield were INDIGNANT nt the appoint
ment ofihcir last Postmaster, who was PoEed on
them last Spring Many directed their correspond.
cnce to be sent TO Springfield, whence two Of
their citizens who worked in 5. brought it, The
P. NJ brough: su;I against them. He has hecn
non.suited This, believe, was his second trial of
the question.
It is not generally known, that in our recent Eec-
ton of Wing Representatives for the first time in
FIVE wears, il was done Notwithstanding SIC tickets
were run.
The addition OF twelve and half cents week
to the price @. board in Cabotvillc and Chicopee
Falls Factories, which you recently noticed, was
not spontaneous nc; ofthc Companies in the former
place The boarding house keepers obtained ii
only by dint of persevering expostulation.
A Railroad to compete with the Western is now
spoken Of among the Western towns OF our State.
1t is 10 be a continuation OF the Fitchbnrg Railroad
through Winchendon, Greenfield and North Adams
to Troy in \. y.
PASSING down the Connecticut last week we were
told on board the Hartford boat that the bulk of
freight now is Tobacco. We noticed a large num-
Der of boxes of 800 10 800 lbs Ii consigned to
the South, as Philadelphia, Baltimore, &c.
Yours, X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
THE TRIBUNE.
Ivoouu of yev.yedford, Mass.

Lyceum OF NeW-BtuIUru' .IHSS'
Our readers may have noticed The act OF exclu-
sim by which the citizens of New-Bedford have
shown the illiberal prejudice against people OF color
with an unblushing opeuuess unusual even where
I. exists in its most unckrstian form. The black
nopua,ion were denied even in the case OF the most
respectable persons the privilege OF membership,
and only allowed 10 hear lectures if they would con-
eoe themselves TO n particular part OF The house.
minority protested in the strongest terms but the
majority persisted in the act Of prescription. We
rsioice 10 hear that in consequence of these meas
ures r. W Emerson and Charles Sumner, who
were engaged as lecturers, have declined address
ing an audience whose test OF merit, right to lie
privileges of citizen consists not in intelligence or
GOOD character, but the color Of the skin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

,.DSsAsTRoUs FIRE THIS MoRSISG.--About Il
ss MS forenoon, fire broke on; in one OF the build
with the valuable and extensive establish
The M o. me Boston Iron Company, in Brookine, near
Nc-,s Jam The wind blowing quite iresb from the
,S the FIRE spread with great rapidly, and in
the Rolling Mil ind The Nail Factory were
s1nt'ey consumed
bu. impossible ascertain the amount of the loss,
IT,. rni undoubtedly be very heavy.
md covered about 80 square feet Of lard,
.r,,o. occurrence has thrown 200 worsmen on: of
ins. until the works be rebuilt The build.
insured at the Offices oil the American and the
n ss insurance Companies.
iiprsS enoGses connected with the factory not
Boston Mere. Jour 9Th
o,s.,. hre broke ont in the Cetton Press in New.
bales Of "a Tue 25 which resulted in the burning OF ,sn
rosv lotion The building was saved negro mar
Gu, md being burnt through his efforts come
ssssss a oHkeman Oh the Norwich road, was
norpir, o os.ee two al NORWICH on Thursday
eoansc,a "s adjusting the shscke by which they
-, Ills injury was considered mortal
Gossa w iearn'irom the Boston Times that Mr..
ThrsS.1a ressed large audience at Fsneuil Hall on
evening he was received with grsa. applause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

FOR TIE AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DlsEAsES
ARISING FRoM 1 ItPCRE STATE BLOOD, or
HAsir or THE SYSTEM. rTz
serefa King! Eri! Rie;Ha:is Obstinate C"tanto"
Er-ptIonJ Piu7!es Puuies TX Face BtschrI B.es
Cs-oric Eyes Rim Worm Tser. Send HEAD En-
largenen, and Pam the Bones and Joia.f, Stubborn
Ceeri Syi,.l,ir Synptos Seia'cG, or Lur'tGso, Gnd
DJsdseJ a5sng from IN, uaicrous use 81 Mercury AIe
les, Drep5y. Exposure Ioiprud:nce Lys Hoo
Chronie Car.sutionGi Disorders xii be res0ved ~ tau
Preparation
Mind well body suffer from The effect OF cnaneors
and uceuus aases The irritation of the skin extends 10
the temper ard II the indications o: the disease dsaure the
lace snowledge OF the repulsive appearance presents
adds to he discomfort and annoyance Of The sucre-Locs
applications will be ound of bul iils diseases oil the
skin unc they be dangerous.
" nat 10 The modu, opeTand Lotions 0niTnens &c IN
ne process OF removing pustes and other affections OF the
sEn Il thsey drive the disease back pom the blood
where vas engendersd they shat up the o1te OF the
poisoning virus and either gives token of its existence n
some other shape eproduces the disease wE
ylrnerce when the superficial remedy is discontinued.
The action of this preparation is directly line This
Il ascs the The sympos Furges the blood
OF the rsn and acd particles hch feed disease and
hence its cures are thorough and permanent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

The Best Remedy yet Discovered
nor al kinds of Worms. II not only destroys worms
and nvgo,aes lhe whole system, but IL dssoves and
carries off the superahurdant slime mucus prevalent
in the stomach and bowels OF Children especially oil
those in bad health The forms the bed or nest In
which produce their young and by removing IT, Is
impossible for remain in the body II Is harmless
In its effects the system and The hes OF The patient Is
always improved By use, when worms are dis
covered The medicine being palatae child will refuse
10 take 1t, not the delicate.
The shove medicines only prepared by John Wnor,
Hamilton C. W., and John Wilmer Il Co. New York. sole
projectors, ard FOR sale by DR.. Carroll & Co Murray,
Wyatt Kecham, III Futonst; r. \. Sands, l3s Bow
cry of Sprnsst and J. W. Bgssel, 64i Broedwsy
J9 I. CoddiugoI Hudson Of Spring st and Drug
gists generally throughout the ci y. mis- 9tTh&Tu'