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nearly opposite Holliday-st.
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GtANTRELL'S COMPOUND MEDICA-
" TED SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA; OR, AN
I'll SCORRIITIC SYRITp - - -,
From the Philadelphia Daily Sun. !

From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-
APRIL 10TH 1874.
MR.JoHE A. CANTRELL:-Dear Sir, Having been af-
fected for upwards of two years, with liberation of
the throat, destryng the whole ofhe soft paaGe then
through the upper part of my mouth into my nose
from which several pieces Of bone came out which
partially destroyed my speech Through kind Pro-
whence, and your Medcated Syrup of SarsaparilIa
am now restored to perfect health, and my sight
which was much impaired, is as strong as when a
boy
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make it public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK
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SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Fifth streets.

| boy.
thought a duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make it public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Fifth Streets
APRIL llth, lS45
MR. JOHN A. CANTRELL: Having been afflicted with
rheumatism for nearly two years, and after try ing 80
bottles of Syrup of Sarsaparlla highly recommended
through the PRESS at dollar each, and twelve of
another at fifty cents EACH without receiving benefit
was induced through the persuasions of several who
mad used and also seen the beneficial effects of your
Compound Medcated Syrup of Sarsapara, or Anti
Scorbutic Syrup, to give it trial. After taking two
bottles there decided improvement in my he alth
and feelings. | continued until took eight or nine
bottles, and am happy to say, that / am entirely
WELL and can others afflicted in the same way
that your medicated Syrup is superior TO any in USE
JACOB BECK, Turner,
South Third st., above the Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22d, 1874.
|, Gabriel Johnston, No. 10 Reckless street. do ceri
fY that my wife, Jane, afflicted for two years with
rheumatism, and at last entirely disabled go that
she was obliged to be confined TO bed hearing of Can
trell's INDICATED SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA,
or Scorbutic Syrup, procured -four bottles which
completely removed all her pains and stiffness from
her limbs; two bottles made perfect cure She
Is cow able TO attend to her household duties usual
GABRIEL JOHNSTON.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB CRES-
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
j. F. Perkins & Bro. corner ofFranklin and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
E. H. Perkins, No. 1876 West BaItimor ST. corner of
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md,
]. F. Caan, Washington city, DC.
ii. Peel Co., Alexandria, do.
J. Il. Kldwell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber corner ofCarpen-
er and Second sts., below Christian, Philadelphia.
h}-Observe, none are genuine without the sigma
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am(rttou Republican,

Reported for the American Republican,
FIRST SESSION of the 29th CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON, May 80, 1916.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A resolution was adopted ending all debate
on the Paymaster bill in two hours after it is
next taken up in committee.
MIR Boyd moved a suspension of the rules for
the purpose ofintroducing resolution provid-
ing that hereafter, the House shall meet at ten
O'Clock and take recess from 2 until l-2 past
o'clock. On this the yeas and NAYS were
called, and it was lost-ayes 10, noes 61-not
TWO thirds.
An Intellectual effort was made to get up the
Private Calendar.
The House then went into committee of the
Whole, and took up the bill concerning Pay
masters for the Army.
The debate which ensued was upon the merits
OF the Mexican war, and the professions of
taiors, blacksmiths and soldiers; and an anus
ing passage of words passed between Messrs.
Davis, of Miss, and A. Johnson of Tenn,
the former graduate of West Point and the
latter tailor.
At the period for terminating debate, the
committee proceeded TO vote upon amendments,
and adopted some and rejected others.
Finally Mr.. Mckay moved substitute for
the whole bill which was agreed to and report
ed TO the House.
The substitute provides simply for the APP
pointment of three Paymasters, by the Pres-
dent with consent of the Senate, who shall
serve until the Act for increasing the rank and
file ofthe Army is repealed.
In this shape the bill was passed.
A motion to adjourn was then made, and the
yeas and nays were called, and stood ayes IS,
noes Sc.
After a motion to 90 into the committee of
the Whole, in which no quorum voted, mo-
ton to adjourn was again made, and the ayes
and nays were again ordered, and stood ayes 46,
noes 81.
A call of the House was moved and refused
and the House adjourned.
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IReported for the American Republican,
FIRST SESSION of the 29th CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON, May 80, 1916.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
first door from BaltimOre-st. going towards III
MAKE NOTICE Of DIR, ROGERS M
u different parts Of the office,
Attendance from 8 A. NJ. till 10 at night.
CURE WARRANTED.
90 NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFF
IN TWO NAYS
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South, nnbos
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

LEwEs, Del, May 1.-The schr American Eagle, from vii
mington NC three briggs and fleet of schooners unknown
MAJ 6rgs Vulsare from St Jsso &c Caba Daean for s.
Bsrts and Pairie for Boston went to sea this ioenoon
u she did get until yesterday az
eInoen There at the anchorage brgs and 80
sail of schooners.
PHIL4nELrHiA; May AR ship General T., Washington,
Csbello; British brig San Fernando, Crowe from Shell
bourne 8; briggs Nail Baker from Boston; Caslda, Go
ssT from Bostsn Em%. Baxter from Boston BTdgton
Key West in ballasApril 2ih bark ashore Ali.
gator Reef with wreckers the vicinity CID B brig Flo
{Ghn b S!s' bst.sy and Jans BEesvor kingston Jam
Acorn; Howes, Boston Michigan, Croweil, Boston Meta.
Finn Boston, Patrick Henry Packard Boston, sehrs
Ten Leaing,on Irons Boston Herald Parker Yew York
N Ii; Amity, Jarman, Albany; Texas, Hand, Newport
Amanda Ophea Burton, Stonington Mary Ann and Caro-
Grampus. ONe New York; steamer Black Diamond, Nor.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 4.


Ship Lonisa Levertt, Is days from New Orleans with
Bark Ann Louisa, Wilson, from Vera Cruz April il,h,
Of war Mays Falmouth and John Adams anchor under
the Island Of Sacrcos Anchored Cruz brigs PLY.
mouth B5ewer and Orleans, Paerson schr Creole bound
Barqae Aphorp, Blake Is days from New Orleans with
mdse, TO master.
bids Is teces bbls noasses Knoulton Simon Pomroy
Sailed company with eh Bngganza for New York Left
6rgs Knight for Portland Frances Ellen, Napo-
Big Star; penni,9n 20 days from Tobasco with logwood.
10 Nesmith Walsh Left brig Antaries, OF Boston, for
Brig De Zsldo Conn from San Juan April with hides
70 Tyron Judah The De Zaldo has been days north
Swedish brig Active from Rio Janeiro with coffee to
Brig Madison Hovey, days from Savannah with cotton,
Brig Me,amor Gates days from Apaachcoa with cot.
Br Brig Belfast Mckinney IS days from s, Vincent bal
Schr Globe, Seeey from Demarara April 10. Sailed in
company with Charran and Amazon
sshr Express Clark from Guaysma, r, April i7th Sail
oehr hspsater JARVIS days from Georgetown, D. c.,
schr VIM Wright, winder, day from Richmond, Hun.
schr Tasso, Allen, 10 days from Lubec. with plaster to
schr. Brave, days from Virginia, to master.
schr Blossom, Sterling days from Georgetown, mdse.
Schr Heroine, Crait, days from Virginia
Bark Killy. Janvier of Boston from New Orlesns
Brig Abby Amelia, from Tuckapaw
Also ships, 2 banks, 3 briggs
Sailed.
Ships Ellen Brooks Savannoh Stanton do; Monongahela
Orleans Prince de Jonye, Marseilles Stephen Baldwin,
Philad; Hudson Glover Kalamazoo Sea King Andrews;
Sarques Ann Harley Glasgow Junius St Johns; Medoa
lng at anchor outside the bar.
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IN CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIEs

THE AUTHOR Of the /" PRIVATE TREATISE" DR.
s s:s: Ss:'Ss
York and especially observe that the subject Of his
..s
public sTSH5sS SSB fs 5sSf :
rn' . ssd1ssTy s uadsood ;thou.h the most fire.
pains taken to explain it.
disease; which a mistaken Il
are mot il ii: least s., swFe G These p
70
5 os % ~ no
necessary that the Of should be Distracted
as A:s
s pain any thing directing the attention hs q ibis
j, only when inflammation happens Be- snpesdded and.
Observed Il. sy.ism rather
than the part itself There however three circumstances
they s. Sight BUY
Ssb
o relate la e is and esd
stage and when is easily and certainly removed The
TIE MA MANNER Of h.. been already
said the stream not Be much diminished whs
should happen after the clothes ths. drop
NJ; dgp
Or two can proceed from other whatever; but certain
1--WE THHfshJ NAY
is not its severity SD much the length Of time glsety
stage have remained that be considered Neither
possible in every to state how long this continue
disposed to Structure than smother H. however should
have continued from six eight weeks length Of time
Least would strengthen other suspicious Circumstance.
THE EFFECT A STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
MlND-Nohing is more certain than the effect Of Structure
70 depress the spirits and to lessen mental energy Not that
but - SO common degree other, that the writer
rarely OF Structure which the patient does
observe that ne so active capable Of business form
but il unques,onably true Indeed whoever considers
natural connection Of mind and sexual organs will easily
that As there is medium by which the mind
these organs 50 throuyh the zane
ever better explained in The Private Trestse OF the
author little volume which to many parts Of the
~ ne cure Of structure proceeds the activity Of mind
With the of Stricureshs il is gratifying
to state Is generally accomplished very little time and
proyemen OF late the this complaint In.
deed the hands Of and
Of Structure is accomplished many days formerly
business this city short time only but return
perfectly cured though has been OF trouble and
anxiety for To those who leave their the
with his private Tresse which has an interesting chapter
information subject and written the
plalnest manners and which, being enclosed little mahog
any chest. . can be safely sent to any distance
Suackery which nfest this city, he deems mako
the following statement satisfactory Of confidence
strangers Besides his rank Graduate OF Edinburgh &c.
&C. he has Published three editions work expressly
these complaints Also he has letters from the eminent
physicians in Europe the eminent Americas Sir
fyss o o 81 bhonaoa e Dr. M? o. New ross Dr.
Ralph, SO Greenwich street. Is lmsre
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s "a SIS If; ss : " rS: :s:
N London, 1000 bSi. ''''' ''-''" . -
Foreign Ports.
p ~ ID a: ssy Band sns
ES 20 al a sw and a22
from Ss ffa S
GTar.s.' April filth port, brig. Olive =.
ns, MuarOes 5; Thomas. for New York; Edward Adams,
sa% .s d ao: 81 rSSS.
Sg Poaa SShs T .s s. yso
Thomas ids; Watson D0esry Gs.dsosHs qr Baltimore
1'SNis Sssas '
S HisE :, i'e s. R aurora Parts; brig Dansh
III M.yss. April 2a.In ships Sophia Walker Grafton
sisi5, SdST SsSs
Ms%Sis 81 RcS. Rich e Amy Ns
e BOSTON, S bark Isabella ssi Ksy do STs Gil
Collins. do luke jane ssaaa%ocd l1 do ses
cs s. Ms5SsA March ssld ship Gsos. Haess, iron
is% Sse Bss Madagascar SD ss bark E%Sy VII
hBosros May 2-Arr ships Blanchard, Blanchard, Apala
ipsa, PgTIns'sH ,,; sshT Pen Nshoia
Magry BsSidss Mess 0s sris
s5 's1l sffs
Of New York Baker, do; Turk Nckerson do. Sid ship
shaw banks Lion, and Miqueon; brig Neptune.
CHARLESTON, April 29Arr SIP schr Jupiter Teulaie Gil
ean Cuba; sehr Mitchell, Kruse, Havana. CID Ga
GALvEsToS, April l6-Arr schrs Sylvia Wieders Jones
Antwerp. -
MoBIL April 25Arr ship Nicholas Bdde Knight Bos-
ton briggs Hector White, from Marsees, for Laguna Al
media, Rowland n York. Cid ship Bowditch Pike, Havre
brig Mobile, Buckley, N York.
NEW ORLEANS April 2iArr ships Nestor, Moses, 0las
gov; Elordian Pratt Bordeaux Hope Souls, Liverp2ol
schr Ventura, lNexl Daranty, Vera Cruz Towboa Por
Disney from the Passes towsd down and 2lst
boat Star eatop the Passes oyed down and to on
Crowell, Liverpool; Hargrave Bailey, Baltimore; Aureus
yester Gibraltar and Market barks Odd Fellow Hacker
Charleson Brighton Snow, Trieste; brig Virginia Jordan
Savannah.
NEw HAVEN, May 2-Arr brig Rowland, Combs. Porto Ri
COS brig Industry Pike, st Croix.
NEW BEDFORD, May Arr schrs Stranger, Blackwell fin
Chareston; Ann Phnney, Philadelphia Richmond Gibbs
New York. -
PRovpEScE, May Arr bark Rhodes, Remington Mo.
blle schr Souhener Baker Charleston Below fore and
aft schr lumber laden Sid schr Olive Elizabeth Fosset,
Philadelphia sloops Midas French, New York. Nimrod,
Granda do. Sid 30th ult soop Vigant Heath do. Ship
Edwin, Pierce for Apalachicola has dropped below.
RICHMOND, May Arr schrs T ii Thompson, Wxon, I'm
Boston; Thompson, Corson n York.
and SID
SALEM May 2-Ar bark Eliza Perkins, 81 days from Zan.
zibar aud ~ days from st Helena.
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DR.. COVERS
INVIG GRATING CORDIAL.

- THENCE OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, kc.-
This celebrated and remedy has been used with most
happy effect n the practice Of the most eminent and
SO were the that the late Sr Ashley hall
ed as the harbinger life The this cordial fully
sustains the high encomnm The highest medical authority
the United States superior anyother srt
The proprietor does offer this remedy Csthocon but
specific for the following deploabe affections viz tbs
consequence early ndscreet secret habits OF YOUTH and
excessive indulgence Of the ripper general
dyspepsia loss OF muscular energy back and low
extremes asstude elects and impo
and total decay Of vy melancholy aber
ration oil mind confusion Of ideas loss OF memory dmness
ca intercourse tmdty selfdstrust and love Of solitude
Hundreds Of OF sudden decline consumption be
traced the above baneul practices Young cities,
and in the country where these solitary habits
have been productive Of those happy results
which should attend tho connqba state will perceive that
this advertisement treats Of an important subject to thsm
Iyou would be relieved from the above named evils aud be
restored manly gor delay not procure this cordial The
hint, and full which accompany the medicine
highly important the married SINGLE Price 81 per bot
tie; $40 half dozen or $50 per dozen.
n BSangers in the city before leaving should procure
few bottles Of this cordial which will be found emineny
disorders greatly aggravated aud the system rapidly de-
Sold wholesale retail by j. o. FAY Fulton street,
Lamp Store, Sun building, New York.
The Cordial, Will be forwarded 70 any part Of The
closed
Also for sale by Wadswoh IS North Main street Pro-
vidence IL at 1873 Washington street. Boston No. Broad
way, Albany; and Of Marchlissi, Utica, N. Y
NB-The physician may be consulted personally, by
letter paid at 36 Fulton New York
the Office drought the ale lmsr
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Miscellaneous Record.

Packet sHrr COLUMBIA for Liverpool; ST.. JAMES, for
London and Urea for Havre will sail this morning The
letter the Liverpool London vessels will close
half past o'clock.
SHIP CHARLEMAesE, which grounded on the west bank,
Friday afternoon, towed off yesterday by the steamer
Hercules, and taken TO
JUMPED ovERBoARD-A sailor attached Br bark Junius
for St Johns jumped overheard swim ashore uaran
tine, yesterday, and drowned
sNswburypot Thursday to John Hathaway, Of Boston,
B.re HEcres White from Maeilles for Lssuna put in
TO Mobile on the 2ith ult, for stores.
that on the 18Th nt saw large shp with bShp waist reports pons
deck md full figure head aground Orange Keys sup
she would probably get of the same day as i was very
2s, a Tor Galveston aground in Wilder. bayou. IN
upwards Of one hundred On boar sos had
q Necessary 'S Unload sar her , soG
Frsncs sehr from fayal for New York Goth ult lat
), SEN c.lso Of Charleston sc, for D.ms. ul, la,
schr Montreal ssy, Of Portland for ST. J.so de Cubs. a,d
%'s rom Ne New S a "a
Bark Hector Of Bristol RI wa. spoken the 18th JAM
Mo1msSue Channel u days from Ns'9 Pay reports having
mayed cargo.
zi9 ,I T! Jan erq,s %oa,h' md Is her home
DARN Maria Conn., OF New Bedford, with $50 bbs oil
AZ s. Helena, March o. bark Charis.ton Packet Howlsnd
o. New Bedford 800 bbls SPIN o and brig PhenI OF Pro-
'meetowS 700 bb SPIN, TO cruise few month"; and home
Carlos Feb 9Th Penambueo March 2sth 200 bb sp 1900
.. Sssscp f Es isiaG o aSS e s.
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S Se snsS P, s s S s0p SS WsGC
So' ii S es, TyG sn' ss'Ms Morris s.
Rswson Nsi 20 whale O gs % So:sS Jsn, Adam; VA
Left St Carlos Feb Nantucket srdner Nsntuetst aoc
bb, Massachusetts, Codd DO 1900 viii Audey Clark dris.
osss S.s s i%' cG.s%. q 60 s
Dec Bs BSou Is 81
gwl,i 1sss %s' s g:sss L.
1.-THE reported sishi bark Csehsot Tsbsr DO S 50 sS
h o. o beard oar ssout Fss soh brig, ns' SuaSorh Ts
lat N lon So W, .ch Townson, Ocrocock Bar
sdoss May ist of Gay Head ship Ontario Gibbs I'm PACT
nc q and Tor Nantucket full:
100 Ss. DO %s 'ai
los bone Leh Oahu ships George ChsmpIin Swain New
~ ~ W. to heave out; HeIvets Porter, London 1900
ia ,a rs'sLs ksmsehaks WIN Rotch obey NIB 1900 50;
T Tfs wh IS de- cruise ssperds. Mystic Al
i4I eu,ss and homes CharIeson Chester london 100
s6ls trnddsI post very badl on and on Erie Hoey Fair
ar y rs Rivsr lst ship Rowena Estes, n Zealand 400
sdorS ioo ST.. lon -. $50 t hip anssi.. =.
is'ss'H slsa aG's sscc ss ys.
Ion g. Newark stonin stou 1000 VIZ 10 ~ y T.. i.s Y
Jon "2i W. Br whaling sehr Diana Of London clean Ami
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DIR. nj RSHALL HALLS
CORDIAL RENOVATOR.

IT
medicine isnow used in his practice the nobility
Of England and through the content Of Europe and
instance where used according has produced the
most happy results II exclusively directed the Of
tive Is quick and wonderful action is such that cold
influence for half hour will afford decided relief
those who by early indulgence in solitary habits have fallen
into state Of chronic debility.
constitutional weahnsss brought on by secret habit indu
In the evil that bea Dyspepsia
OF the limbs and the small of the back confusion Of intellect
forgetunes palpaton Of the heart aversion to society,"
e9nsumpt,9n emsciaton are the symptoms disease
potency and barrenness removed by this Incidence
. PHILLIPS BOYNE, Agents.
Forwarded all parts Of the United States Price Sc per
bottles bottles for So Sold IA Duane st. ais lmxr
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e scHErcKss PuLMcNlc SYRUP
FAD. READ! "A TkE ! FSoEto%fNt CERTIFICATE
OF RICHARD L. COX, A MAN OF HIGH STAND-

Ri h il Ef% 5hsS SSH NoE HIGH STAND
sedssr one On q he Masrnsn, d he city
s0yn. sa 81 New who
armafion did depose and That about twelve mouths
past he was attacked by short dry cough WITH sense o.
tinged until last when suddenly seized
physician then informed him that his lungs diseased
state and ne became weaker and
and Wasted in s.h uni, reduced almost to skeleton his
pain that any change could made in clothes
clan, family and iiendsndeed ali who saw hiconsidered
his beyond the reach ofhope For his appetite
that tme-when he dete to try Schencks Pumonic
Syrup he had taken but about bottles Of the said
soon pened under the soohsne influence q the svrup
he had given up the use Of al other medicines this time
and strictly followed the directions accompanying Pumo
brother least quart othek greensh matter 50 offensive
that his friends could scarcely stay the with
pillow in consequence Of his weakness. but be continued
the Of the having known that Mr. Schenck him.
self has Sssa cured BY s same medicine il 'ss
gradually quantity and changed OF
aud short time he able to sit his cham
ber The period between taking the first bottle
his condition created such surprise wonder Ia all who
him during his Illness that friends and neighbors hocked
tlnIay to see q WERE man risen IRON hs grave That
using till he had taken twenty-five bottles That
he believes hmsefa sound and is IN the enjoyment
them township officer well as at any period OF
his life that he has had his lungs examined and that they
to be i essey sound k fSefG cox
me to
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM.
PLANT.

JERSEY CITY, March n, 1876
DR. Townsend-Der Sir The great benefit that have de.
valuable medicine, will be sufficient apology,
WINGED, for addressing which shoud presume
under ordinary crcumstances If my
unusual character Hoping may be Of some service YOU
ering as have been felt dnty send the follow
ing account Of the singular efficacy Of Sarsaparan my
had been very much Of health for the last two
about SIX months since several physicians
my disease the spinal complaint since which time have su
back and shoulders became dcformed and the joints
drawn Of their places and suffered terribly day and
night One Of my shoulders forced full two inches
lower than the other and JOINT ~ back affect
ed continued to although my friends esored
cess Only about month since commenced taking your
Sarsapara and have regained former appearance
and usual health am fully that this 30
guar as to appear incredible and have requested
who may be disposed doubt the OF the state
"'"' '''' wiz" ''''' War MARIA THOMPSON.
- - JERSEY CITY, March %, 1886.
certificate, has and does reside with and
any whom II may concern that the the above
WM; H. SNOW,
80 Rsilrosd Avenue doors from Barrow st.
corner Of Market and Broad Newark N j.; c. 1ng
Jr Paterson, N j. los South Pearl street Albany Red
ding Co.. No State street Boston Bsckus Bull Troy
Mr.. Wells, druggist, utcai Grant Bookee, druggss
Schenectady Mr.. Fowler Lansngbugh and by principal
druggists generally throughout the United States West In
dies and the Canadas
None genuine except in the large square bottles which
ToWNsEND and his name blown n the glass y =
ap23 2mS,tM&Thsr