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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its Of every variety of pulmonary disease
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
rent escape observation, and where its virtues
KNOWN the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afee-
to our climate. Not only in formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of
COLDS, CouoHs, HoARsBNBss, &C.; and for Chill
can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
James " Bro, Clarksburg, and dealers in mad
lcincs everywhere. apo0
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04
SOAP g. CANDLE
For Sale.

A FINE lot of Tunnel Grindstones from Ohio.
"A which will sell at very reduced prices-for
cash, and warrant them good grit. A liberal
discount made 70 those who buy to sell again.
J.B. WRIGHT.
Pike ST., Clarksbnrg Va Feb. q. ,5s.-tf.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04
Extracts and Perfumerv.

JAMES q BRoTHER, opposite tho Court
house, Ciarks6uIg, have on hand large and
nne assortment Of Flavoring extracts and Per-
fnmery, to which they call the especial attention
of the ladies. oeIs "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04
ROCKS.

JAMES & BROTHER, opposite the Court
y house, Clarksburg, have for sale, cheap for
cash, large assortment Of School and Miscella-
neous Books, to which they will add all new and
interesting publications as they appear from the
eastern publishing houses. Tools "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04

~ Remember death, and do not for
get Judgment.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04
f" Man, Know ThyscIr."
An Invaluable Book jor 25 Cents. Epery 70
gnil1 ahonlh h0ne N Cooa,t'

DIR. HUNTERS Med
ical Manual anil hand
Book for the Afflicted
containing an outline Nf
the origin progress treat
mont and cure Of ovUry
form Of disease contract
ed by Promiscuous 'exu.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04
For Sale

FLouR, Pomeroy Salt by the barrel or BUSH
IL ell, White Lime. ]. B. WRIGHT.
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Wagon Manufactory.

70. FAIEoa1Ip, Secretary. sels i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03
Nh. CritlenlensS RiIl.

1t is probable that Mr.. Crittenden's
bill for the admission of Kansas, will be
moved as substitute for the Senate bill
as soon the latter reaches the House.
The pcculiaritics of the Crittenden bill
are these:
1t provides that the State shall be ad-
mitted upon certain conditions precedent
namely:
!. The Constitution Lecomp;on)shal
be submitted to full, fair and deliberate
vote of the whole people
2. That Board of Commissioners, com
posed of the Governor and seoretar, oi
the Territory, the Speaker 0; the House,
and the President Of the Council, shall
order the election at which the Consttu.
ton is submitted, appoint the day on
which it shall be held, divide the Ter.
ritory Into election districts. direct the
manner OF voting, aud count aud make re-
turns oil the ballots east.
3. If the aority of the votes be
'ior the Constitution, the President shall
issue his Proclamation, and Kansas at
once shall assume the duties and respon-
siblllties of sovereign State.
We submit that this IS an ominently
fair proposition, aud he will be IA cavller
who hnds fault with it.-Cyicogo Tri-
tanc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03

Correspondence of The y. Y. Evening post
WASHINGTON, March 10 1883
The Administration are already making
preparations to dispose Of their dead az
ter the rlaal battle in the House en- lie.
compton. They acknowledge that defeat
awaits them, Already We hear that when
it comes there is to be an entire change
10 the police of the Government. There
is to be change in the Cabinet. Messrs.
Cobb, Thompson and Brown vii! consider
the defeat of Lecompton sufficient cause
for their resignation, und learn from re-
liable Democratic authority that Mr.. Cobb
is particularly sensitive on that point.
He is a Southern candidate for the Pres.
idency, and must make some demonstra-
ton to save himself Mr.. Buchanan is
understood to be little jealous of Mr..
Cobb, and does not regret therumored in
tention of the latter.
There have been several interviews of
late among the intense fre-eaters, HAVING
reference to their future course in the
event OF the defeat OF Lecompton. Ru-
NOR has 1t, mot very probable rumor,
however,, III this connection. that among
others Messrs. Toon bs of Georgia. Ham.
mond aud Evans of South Corolina. Davis
and Brown of Mississippi, aud Slidell of
Louisiana, OF the Senate, and Mcssrs
heitt aud other, of South Corolina, Kuliin
OF North Corolina, Shorter of ALBANIA,
Qnltman of Mississippi, in the House,
VII resign their seats and return home.
This rumor don't seem to alarm any 10 ly,
and | have to learn that the country is
likely to receive a very severe shock
thereby,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03
Revivals Of Manufactures at the Last.

Among the cheering 81 gus OF a general
revival oI business are tue accounts which
reach us from day to day of the resusnp-
ton OF operations 10y eastern manufactures
All the mills in Manchester, n H., con
ncncci running full time on Monday iest
For the past several months the mills have
been running only four days in the week,
On the same day the lIaruony Mills, at
Cohoes, resumed work, giving employ
ncnt to about $40 hands Many large
manufacturing establishments in aud
around Philadelphia have resumed opera
TONS within the last week or two and
resumption is pretty genera. throughout
all the Eastern States. There has been
y reduction Of wts4s, however, in most
ct.c-, an n few strikes have been tie
result --thi. H,ss.
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Viii J. { SrnItou i'assi

The anxiety .. Mr. STEPHENS, the
leader OF the Administration lurces in the
House, to terminate the Lccompton fight
Is evidence that the engineers Of that III
iqdlfy feel that they are losing ground;
an. that the sooner they can come to a
vote, the more assured will be their sue
cess. Either this, or the intention 10
w"tcs' the opportunity = sprin- the pea
stous question and force me abonlna-
ton through under he gag. is behind
his display Of tactics, We know not which.
= { fear that the indication is unfavora-
bic. But, why in the uamc of all the
Saints in the Republican calendar, are
our friends at this juncture ont of their
seats (Hira0D TriHuuo
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chief to terminate! Read the following
narrative of experience from DR.. Cox,
and 20 and do likewise:
"From about Ii to 80, / am ashamed
to say, / smoked my conscience often
upbradinS me, as we'll as my best earthly
friend. Still, l made excuses; nv ply
stefan, smoker, helped me to some. and
SO l continued till once, on board a
steamer, drunken gentleman, who felt
and claimed fuliginous brotherhood to
me, Though rccollected him not at all,
came strutting and staggering up to me,
and bringing his grog-smokcd fames al
most into contact Wi n my mouth, said,
with tuneful eructation, Give me IA
light, DR. Cox" Was captured with
fright-handed him my cigar: he return
cd I'll scorncd t---threw it overheard;
and since have never ceased to thank M
Keeper that have been enabled to keep
myself from 50 foul and odious sin
Since then, 81 years ago last September,
| have felt ingen uously panied at the
sight of smoking--che~ing -
NJ K. c.
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! New Doctrine.-It.P o.,h,e App,icatiou.

A New Possible Application
The Senate Of the United States by ac-
cepting Mr.. GREENS amendment to the
Lecompton bill, which declares in effect
that Kansas may chagne her Contribution
at any time and in any manner, regardless
of the time aud manner fixed by that in
s,rument itself, has iuaugurated a new
are IN tho history Of constitutional gov
crnmeuts. We are enthusiastic enough
to suppose that there is large majority
of the people Of this Republic radically
opposed to certain compromise features in
the Federal Constitution--thatt the tiing
of slave representation, among others, is
particularly offensive, aud that, since the
Supreme Court decided that slaves may
90, as property, into all territories by
virtue of the Fundamental! law, it is es-
pecially odious. Now if we should take
these Lecompton Senators at their word
accept their action on this Kansas matter
as precedent, and demand that the Con-
stitution of the United States may be
amended simply by an expression Of the
will OF a majority, and without reference
10 Tue PTP5cFlUcu lUTiIlS III tEc IUhStitu-
ton itself, what defence could these
friends OF anarchy and Mr.. BUCHANAN
set up? We contemplate the amendment
OF that instrument on y as one of the con
tingent possibilities OF this Kansas bust
ness, its scope and purpose, upon the
minds of our readers, that when some
frantic Black Republican demands that"
property shall bel put upon non-voting
basis, like Northern oxen aud horses,
aad that the law which the Administration
lays down for a State may be enforced in
the nation, they may know what authority
there is for action, which, only year
ago, would have lookel.iike revolution.
VIII they bear in mind that this new form
OF the despotism of the majority -des-
potisn which has neither the form or
sanction Of LAWS an Invention due to
the fertile but gaobc reign of His Maj
esty James l.? Hereafter it may return
to plague the inventors Chicago Trtb-
RUC.
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Judge Douglas Position.

Inspector," the Washington cores
pendent Of the n. Y. Coarier and En-
gairer, writes under date of March 9th,
as follows:
am informed, however, by many per-
sons who have opportunities of knowing
that Mr.. Douglas does not expect any
reconciliation with the party of which ne
was 50 lately the admitted popular leader.
He considers that party incurably cor
rupted aud perverted by the influence of
the Administration, and by the scdtous
and incendiary schemes of the Southern
sectionalists. These men, Mr. Douglas
thinks, have had the power to debauch
the Democratic party. 1t has, under
their lead, left The line Of progress mar
ked out by principle, and is hurrying
along the downward road which leads to
civil commotion and disuuion. He has
not left the party, and he trusts that a
MAJ ority Of the honest masses Of the par
ty have not left him But 10 any event
he goes no farther with the propagandists
of slavery. He fsvors the formation of
the greatest possible number of free
States. He will oppose the policy Of col
Letting the Indiqus on the north western
frontier. He will have no line which a
white man shall not pass. H. still pur-
sues the policy which he inauguratcI in
1891, fourteen years ago, in the Nebras-
ka bill first presented By hiin to Con
-ress, which was dc,aatcl bv mistak en-
sympathlzcrs with the Indians.
.Ir. Douglas regards the admini,tra
ton as an enemy to the peace of the
country and the Union. lie considers
that the very FIRST act Of the Executive
after the Omission Of Lecompton, should
that Misfortune come upon the country.
viii be to bring on civil War by an attempt
TO force spurious government upon
Kansas
He thinks, therefore, the first duty Of
all parties is to break down the present
corrupt aud trra .hertu. administration.
That will b, followed b. believes. by the
reconstruction Of sound, national. aud
conservative party ~ the South, which
viii brctk the r"rcc Of tie iHpandinr sc
ca,>lon movement, and will afterwards
Scclrc tn Punishment OF the consp:rators
against the Union.
1t il tn Impression among Mr. Doug.
lbs frl2nds that he exp cts the election
Ut Hr Scw4rd 10 thu Presidency ia 1850.
FA@ most .1nr years will b. occap:ed H.
rest r'ng - the country ther tranquility
ant ord + o. wIica the di<pryaniEin,
'a"asur 1ftha De.nocrriic party for the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03
T.Dt IA Union School.

Notice is hereby givea that the Spring
term of the Upton Union School, will
commence on Monday, April 18th, 1858.
Session, | / weeks Terms, for non. resi-
dcnce scholars, are AS follows:
Primary department, 50 90
Secondary do 8 90
Grammar school, A 90
High do 90
The school is pleasantly located in the
healthy and beautiful towu vi Upton, un-
der the management of an atlc and expe-
ricnced superintendent, G. c. Ncstlerode,
and competent Misunderstanding great
inducements to person living too renote
from schools to allow "A regular attend
ance, to place their children where they
may derive its benefits. Board can be
obtained in private families at 81 IL to
81 % per week.
In addition to the above grades, a nor
NAL class will be instituted at the com.
mencement of the term, under the charge
Of the superintendent. Any one wishing
to improve in the honorable profession o.:
teaching, will do we'll to attend Appi.-
cation can be made to any member Of the
Board
DlREcroRs.-R. II. Long, prest; II
Reigart, sect; j. Maynard, S. j. Crew,
J. Culbertson, b. Dessert.
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County superintendent Of Common
Schools.

We hope that all the friends of educa-
ton will remember, and attend the cleo
ton on Monday next. 1t is all impor-
tent that We secure known and tried
luau for the Office named above. TWAS
with great pleasure that We announced
the name of DR.. Joshua Maynard, as a
candidate for that Office, last week. We
intended to say something in his favor at
that time, but it was inadvertently omit
ted. Many of the features Of the new
school law are taken from the Ohio law,
and the DR.. has had experience, unier
that law, in organizing and establishing
one of the best schools in OHIO. We
need man who will take an interest in
schools, and devote his rhole time to his
duties. His experience will enable us
to carry the law into i'm mediate effect
without waiting for inexperienced hands
to put it into operation. We expect to
see him elected by large majority, and
are sure the people will not regret hay
ing voted for him,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03
10 wa Legislature.

This body, after laborious session of
II days, adjourned on the 23d uh. This
Legislature has passed more important
bills than any one tina, ever preceded it.
We shall, as soon as we get it, give list
of the acts passed We believe that the
law for the public instruction of the
State of Iowa, the law requiring labor to
be performed on the highways in the
spring, the State Bank law, and the Gen
eral Banking law, are destined, if proper
ly administered, to accomplish more for
this State than all the laws that have
been passed prior to this time. The vote
on the adoption Of the bsnk law. /. ,o b.
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again, for every day things are getting
worse; there is more enn.ity and hatred
Que towards another good friends have
become the most bitter enemies. Those
four counties have become by-word to
all the nation.
Now, friends, let US call a meeting and
meet each other there as brothers. Let
US leave all our malice at home, aud come
together as brothers and part as friends,
and bury the tomahawk, never to be res
urected again. G. MCCULLOUGH.
Cambridge, March Gath, 1858.
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Administ ration Meeting.
CLEVELAND March 26.

A large meeting was held here last eve.
ming to sustain the Adm nistration. Ex-
Governor Wood presided, and made the
opening speech. lie was followed by
Hon. Geo. w. Belden, of Stark Co. Res
olutions strongly endorsing the Admins
ton, aud in favor of the immediate ad-
mission of Kansas were adopted
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03
Award of Premiums Of the cosmopolitan
Art Association.

NEW YORK, March 26.
On the annual award Of premiums of
the Cosmopolitan Art Association on
Thursday, the Greek Slave was awarded
to Miss A. b. Coleman, Cincinnati.
The large number Of paintings, &C.,
were well distributed throughout the
States
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03
COMMUNICATIONS
TCbacco-ShaN We Use 1T
NO. q.


NO. q
Among the "cheeriug facts referred
to in my first article, arc the following:
81. 1t is fact, that many pulpits have
asssiled this habit as a sia---a sin which
wastes property and tinle, which poisons
the body aud dcmoralizes the soul.
IS. 1t is fact, that newspapers, reli-
gious and secular, rcbukc this nuisance
with more frequency than afcretime
They begin to treat it as 10 joke, but a
nat ional miasma aud curse.
st. 1t is fact, that many have found
this drug a powerful absorbent of reli-
gious sensibility, an idol in the place of
God; and on giving it up, they have be-
come happier and more active chris
tians"
have already shown that the habitual
use of tobacco Injuries health and short
ems life The sad fact is thus confirmed
by recent writer: "Of the brilliant roll
OF the young men OF 1857, IN PARIS
baizac, Bernard, Que, ana their compeers
it is said that nearly every one has al
ready persisted, in the prime of life
What is the explanation? A stern one ::
op'um' foo"cco' "'he' ana hcehf'ous-
ness" (At,antic Monthly, Mar. 1888. }
In the second place, it is very erpea-
sire habit; which Is no small thing in
these hard times. IT costs many man
more to maintaIn his cud ani his pipe,
that to Keep his children IN shoes, or his
"'le II sugar Many " one would soon
CT u'fpeuse win sugar IMAM win tooae-
Co. o'"e "ouia rather 'ea'e ''''r ct''-
arel oa'e'oo'' 'han ochy themselves thls
lhou'Se"ce' lea' many VIII run IN aeot
ior tue heccssaf'es oi me- anu ieaV2 those
oeO's UNPAID LOT years. 'l"' 'ney may
nave money 10 SPeho ior Tobacco IL mas
oeeh Sal l. and no aoop' truly 'ha' more
money Is spent ahhuAiiy' In the |. .
Tor t1's single useless, Pernlclols article,
than all the churches oil all denom!na-
lions gave Tor benevolent fu poses. tan
sach "as'e'u'iiess ahs Indulgence "e JUS
tineo before ra''ohai ana righteous tfl
buna!
Thir,Yy. IL i an exceedingly fHLy
habit esnnciallv chevinp, ,ccompaniad
as il i I'm the Ianyu,ge e DIR san.,cI
Hanson Gov w;,, .l.tor,n,. oqo,s;ro
,,v.l;sm and conc,,oi,,nt air, ;,cfT.bro
Euy,lI, !, !. ,l.o vor., ooocr,uy oa
aoco,ooo,,j,,s,, and ,,.coss,r, If ;..>,,
.er,,nrc oon,lE.a on,5 er.,.n # e.,r,,
y,. :.
h.ooo oa,or and sno,nr - ar,oL.ri o,,j
I;bsr,;ne. I'm, with sc.rc.Iv ., exoo,.
,;.n o.,r,. ,,o.o ,.,.;aa;,lo, 60
,,,;..o, :. ..,.,. T,.... -.
I.;al = ..a;., ,s.,:.. t..m..a ,.,,.~-.
The statistics Of onr prisons and nep;ten.
,iarvs ahundant'v show this
Gan xou Tho, voun, mo, Nth ,r,o
selfrespcct, or with a proper REGARD for
those whose esteem and love YOU most
prize, continue to use
= that poisonous weed,
'h "'''" Nv ''"'' Wv man VI" '"N"'
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lion for the Ne ta-,. R,;yroaI.

\ i@;trr Was received her ycster!4v
from NJ. Lazy" orthy. who is now in
NV lo:k, st~tinS that lac had bought
the '1on for twentyoue miles OF the Yves
tern Road, AID that it would be shipped
To this piece with displtcn. The spikes
and caairs re already here. This twenty
one miles Of iron VIII Carry the road -
N3ntlcoI.V, Jones county, aud the direct
o"s o. the road snnfieuty uxcep. thst O..
the lth day Of next July TIA cars will run
from Dubuque to Monticello It so, a
celebration OF the aa5 pio.ous event, which
VIII commence to turn the tide of trade
50 long diverted from US, back to our cit,
will assurelly take place. Nine cheers
for the Western Railroad-DuJugue,
Times.
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NEW IORK. March 30

The Washington correspondence oftL,
E'nseS says there was a caucus Lost uisit
OF - au,i-Lerompton Democrats wl.c,c
solved - stand firm by Crittealsn's
amendments. All the Repuhl cans had ac-
opted that amendm mt Col. Benton is
still sick and confined to his bed.
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MissasSi,,pi uuenl tn 81. paui.

GALESA, March 25.-Lake Pcpir is
now certainly open, aud navigation is un,
lmpeded to st. Paul. The Steamer Eo.
liam, the first down, arrived here on Sal,
urday She left St. Paul on the 18th.
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Notice of Assignment.

NOTICE is hereby given that !. Evart. WHIT
~ uesy Of Drrant, Cedar Couprp Iowa, has
maze an ASST gnment of all his rfarts TO the IN.
iels'gaec. Tor the benefit Of his creditors. The
at,tofs OF saia J. LyartsN httlssey are here by
n"uhed 10 present 10 said ASST ne. their rIain,s
hereof my - az, IN tas aHS
pnrant Isn IS, 1855, nssr Aa,n~
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife prs n
EoNlA L. sTRoNG, al springdsls Township Cedar
eonhts' iowa having left my he'd and board with.
OUT any just cause or proyocation rhatevsr all
persons are notified not To tiust or arhor her on
my account, as will not he responsible for d.b,.
contracted by her. SiL,s D. S7,poxo
Sprin gdale Jan. Both lsss -,
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II IL a well kEown aa4 iRcontroyertayIe rart
that Tie n&e n tovaCco Is the Promoting cause
oi many oI the mOst severe
MENTAL and PHYSICAL DISORDERS
T. which the race OF man is subject n ca erul an
aiyss aud long and painful experience have clear.
II proven that il contains certain narcotic and
poisonous properties most dan yerous in their IF.
iet - which y entsr ;ag into lie bloey deranya
the functions and orerau ons o: the Heart cau..
M man - suppose that organ TO h seriously
y se 4aed.
TOBACCO aeects also the entire nervous sys
tef,, maniesting itse ,f-as ell vi, have everu.,e
the noN ne weed will Gear testinony--ip I.assi-
trde. Nervous Irrtability. Wafer Brash. Dys,en
sia, and many other disorders of similar char
acter
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TRoCHES
Are designed TO counterfeit these hanefpl ipau.
enee", and have proved completely sucee-sy,l /,
a multitude OF cases. and wherever used, D,,py
harmless IN themselves they exert a beneficial Ell
feet upon the entire system, restoring the Taste
which has become vitiated or DESTROYED by or, a.
Indulgence, completely removing the irritation
and accompanying tickling sensation of the
lhroat-which are always consequent unou Oh.
staining from the use of Tobacco and by ciyipr
healthy tone to the stomach, inyigorate the
whole system. >
Persons who are irretiieva,ly undermining
their constitutions and shortening their lives
should use TN sc Iroches Immediately and throw
OH the lnluri' us and unpleasant habit Of Tobar
co Chewing. '''"'
These Iroches or Lozenges are put ND In n CON.
venient and portable form at the low price NJ IN
Cents per Box liberal discount 20 the Trad
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom
ali orders should be addressed. 'D
JAMES f. Bowers, Druggist
IL ~ Cor. I'd and Race streets, phil,a,