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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-10

HEADoUARTERs OF THE UNION STArE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE. Commonwealth Buildings, No.
6l3 Chestnut street.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.---The undersigned

ITO THE PUBLIC.---The undersigned hav-
i ing purchased the entire stock of the late firm
Of Moore Etzweiler, and having made large ad
diOns thereto, is now prepared to wait upon
TONERS. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the firm, he hopes by
strict personal attention to business to merit a
confluence of the same.
March Is, 80 If. D. F. ETZWEILER
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YER'S SARSAPARHLA.-Is

fER'S SARSAPARILLA.- a con-
centrated extract of Pa.a SarsaparilIa. SO
olned with other substance, of still greater
rnatlye power as to afford an effective antidote
us ases Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure Such
nedy is surely wa ted by those who suffer
'Strumous complaints, and that one which
accomplish their cure must prove of immense
ce to this large class of our afflicted fellow
ms How completely this compound will do
3 been proven by experiment on many of the
: cases to be found in the following COM
is:
ofula and Scrofula com plants, Eruptions and
tive diseases, Ulcers, Pimpies Blotches, Tu-
Salt Rhenm, Scald Head, Syphilis, and Sy-
ic affections, Mercurial diseases. Dropsy.
aIgla or lie Doloreux, Debility, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Erysipelas, Rose or st. Anthony's
and indeed the whole class of complaints
from impurity of the blood.
scompound will be founc !, great promoter
lfh, when taken in the spr -ng, TO expel the
umors which tester in the blood at tb at sea-
the year. By the timely expulsion of them
ranking disorders are nipped in the bud
ades can, by the aid of this remedy. spare
Ives from the endurance of foul eruptions
cerous sores, through which the system
i've TO rid itself ofcorruptions, if not assist
, this through the natural channels of the
an alternative medicine. Cleanse out the
blood whenever you find ITS impurities
through the skin l. pimpies. eruptiops
cleanse II when you find it is obstr ucted
;gish IN the veins clense it whenever it
and your feelings will TIL you when
lere no particular disorder is felt. people
tier health, and live longer for clernsing
d. Keep the blood healthy, and all is
II with the pubulum of life disordered,
/ DC no lasting health. Sooner or later
gmust go wrong, and the great machin-
is disordered or overthrown.
late years, the public have been misled
bottles pretending to give a quart of
Sarsaparilla for one dollar Most of
been frauds upon the sick. for they
contain little, if any sarsapariIla. but
appointment has followed the use of
extracts of Sarsaparilla which food
/ until the name itselfis justly despised
come synonomius with IMPOSITION and
ii we call this compound Sarsaparilla,
to supply such remedy as shall res
ae from the load of obliquy which
t. And We think We have ground for
has virtues which are irresistible by
run of the diseases it is intended to
by Dr J. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell,
81 per bottle, 6 bottles in one pack
son, CIearfeId. VIM. Irwin, Curweus-
Id, Luthersburg. Eliza Chase, Anson-
,nner, Morrisdale, C. r. Foster Phil
Dealers everywhere
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ZANTiD FOR THE GALLANT s4TH

300 ,ble bodied, M oral young men to join
army Of the Union, for the crushing out of the
sea Rebellion that is now distracting our be-
ID country Come and help us save the pres
and best Government God ever gave to man
VIII be enlisted for any Pennsylvania regi-
at In the field Twenty five dollars bounty
one months pay in advance. Clothing, food
medical attendance gratis
recruiting office in Graham's Row, ,CIearfield Pa.
MATTHEW OGDEN, Capt saith Reg PV.
iy 80, 1862 Reeruitine Oficer
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VIE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY will be

lale) on Monday Aug Is, 1862 f'e,ms, per ses-
n of eleven weeks:
photography, Reading. Writing, Primary Arith-
tic and Geography, $3.50
iigher Arithmetic, English Grammar, GeOgra-
and History. $500
isebra Geometry, Natural Philosophy, and
* keeping, $500
atm and Greek languages, 5000
o students desirous of acquiring thorough
,lish Education, and who wish to qualify them
'es for teachers. this institution offers desirable
antagcs No pupil received for less than half
ssion and no deduction except for protracted
ness Tuition to be paid at the close of the
Il. lmay3OI c. B. SANDF0RD, Principal
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'ALUABLE TIMBER LANDS FOR

SALE.-The attention of persons desirnus
chasing valuable limo Lands is invited
the following tracts of land situate in Heating
Fnship, Clinton county. Pa, known as the Lo-
ne lands, viz A certain tract being No. 1869
= rrsnted in the name of Thomas Willing. con-
ming about 100 acres. situate on Birch Island
N. at the distance of 81 miles from the river,
ing we'll mbered with Pine and Oak. Also,
other smaller tract of land. situate at the mouth
Birch IsIan Run, on the west side of the river,
ltaining 73 acres and allowance and having a
cd rafting beach thereon. For terms apply to
" 80. 1862 j. J, B. B. GRAHAM hhnI Executors.
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IsSoLuTION oFPARTNERSHIp=

III persons are hereby notified that the part
neLr heretofore existing between J Boynton
andl- A, Nevling has been dissolved by mutual
cons The books will be left for two months
frorT time in the hands of said NevIing at
smn Mills, where all persons having unsettled
isc'hh re requested to call within that time and
ses- J0N'A BOYNT0N,
yoO f62 st. WM A. NEELING
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DRovIsIoN AND GROCERY STORE

7 The undersigned keeps constantl on hand
his store room in Philipsburg, Centreycounty, a
u stock of Flour, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Cof-
, Tea, Sugar. Rice, Mola sses, &c. Also, Lii
RS of all kinds. Tobacco. Segars, Snuff, &c; all
@hich he offers to purchasers the most ad-
'ageous terms Give him call, and try his
a,es [mar2Il ROBERT LLOYD.
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VOL. Ono. 2.

SCENES ON FOREIGN Bound VEssELs.-Some
rich scenes occur almost daily in seaport towns
on the departure of vessels bound to European
ports, between the police and ssforeign sub
jects,' portion of our population which has
wonderfully increased since the order for draft
ing was issued. The Philadelphia INQUIRER
gives the following amusing description of
what occurred in that city recently, Just previ-
Gus to the departure of Liverpool steamer
Late on Monday night, and early On Tuesday
morning, numbers of old, infirm and decrepit
persons might have been seen vending their
way to the vessel, and casual observer would
have supposed that all the halt and manned
cripples in our city hospitals were about to
be transported to the Flying Islands, where
crntches are superfuous. 1t was ptiable
sight to witness men whose boards had been
as black as Congo contraband IS the day be-
fore, suddenly turned gray, not with grief, but
oy The application OF magic dye; men with
staiwart forms resembled trembling ssUncle
Toms" on the stage, and men who were so
clear sighted as to sec their way out of.a scrape
were blind as bats. When the police visited
the vessel, just as she was about to Leave they
found passengers slowed away in every concei-
vable place of concealment. Some-like the
renowned Henry B. Brown, who was sent up
on the underground road, from Dixie, in a
box, labelled ''glass, this side up with care,'
and rode, by mistake, m ost OF the way upon
his head-were neatly packed in boxes, others
were hid under piles of sails, and some were so
sick they couldn't leave heir berths. After
great care and considerable searching, on the
part of the officials, the cowardly fellows were
all ferretcd out, and the vessel allowed to de-
part, minus over one hundred ssBritish sub
jects," as they claimed to be-. s9a -
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We are informed that a goverpp1ors -.
applying to Germanic Statetsnng 70 eas
our navy, has received repIS6hniy Of $40
nish from 1000 to 10, ,OOOsGv passage nono''
which sum is to inclndxed tor.
Only 1000 sailors &C.,
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Drafted m,doil.rs les. ssa1sr,g shsrsfone sp
month-tAsTs. whatevsst; whatevsssot;sm it At least
listed seaid of their .1Est Et them that th ey are
maybe charged
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FEW FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED.-We still
ind meu who claim that the great cause of the
rebellion was the lear that Slavery would be
forcibly interfered in if they-the South-re-
mained in the Union. These men do not read.
or else they are very forgetful. This fear was
not the compelling motive of secession. Sla-
tans ter por or u prrfJts.
The South had the control of fCongress. They
had the Supreme Court; they had the bred
Scot decision, the Fugitive Slave law, and the
ssguaranties of the Constitution And every
intelligent man knows that the only reason
they did not have the President also was be-
cause they preferred the elcton of Lincoln so
they could have decent pretext for seeding.
But this is not all. Even after they had sew
cred their Connection With the IT, States Govern
ment, laws were passed by Congress ensuring
the eguality-o of slavery in the Territories, aye,
and guaranteeing its safety and perpetuity in
the States where it already existed. And fur
ther,--they could have had the Crittenden
compromise. But their Senators who yet re-
mained in Congress, left, thus spnrning eren
that! They did not want itipassed. And yet
with all these clear and undeniable facts before
the country there are those who, to justify the
South. say they were forced to secede to Sc
cure their rights 1t is not so. II was not from
any apprehension of the kind. But it was be-
cause they claimed for Southean gentlemen the
birth right Of political power, and they saw
that the scepter was passing away-that tho.
increase of the Northern population under the
genial and fostering influence of free society
was causing their long usurped power to
sure and speedy decline.
ARCHBISHOP HuGHas ON THE WAR.-This
distinguished head of the Catholic Church in
this country has just delivered sermon on
the War, fresh from Europe, where his pecu-
liar diplomatic and ecclesiastical relations
gave him unrivaled opportunities to Judge of
the dispositions of the great nations of the
world, his assurance that Intervention into
our affairs is about the most unlikely that
could happen is of great weight, and will
tend to remove much apprehension in the pub
lie mind on this subject. The remarks o., the
archbishop on the necessity of SUPPORTS,
the government, of flliag up the armiesr-
chrushing the rebellion at once, and mas-
the power of the nation ARE timely sa;s,a.
Aeo oon''s'. WIN .ne ernor, like too
sage JUS. uonseieu y 1is5rs, says that sab
lure .! uo' sssion,'' thus showing
many =. ou' g more for slavery than for
~ country, but the archbishop
'hA' ns the success of the doctrines Of
'n9 would make this land second Po-
49,. he is right. The thanks of the
,untry are due to archbishop HUGHES lor ms
,oeIv utterance in support ofthe government.
: is in position to do world of mischief,
i'd false ambition prompted him to cavil'st
,e acts of our rulers, or in any way discoun-
,nance enlstments. His ssbugle blast'' in
is sermon will be worth ssten thousand men"
the arms of the Union. M
The Virginia people must feel very seysre1
Wig
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,.gh of York, Pa :, it is stated, has
The B9Soiunteers out Of voting population
neaTrgU0.
OF
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SAME CASE -FOUR DAYS LATER

May %, 1901 viii now exhibit 20 you the a
tent for whom prescribed PIopy ylamine, and who
was then laborng under attack Of acute rhenIna-
tsm. She has steadily taken 1t in doses of three
grains, every two hours, Gntermttins il at mighty
The day after you her, found heT ulnch more
comfortable, better than she expected TO be for a
week or more. judging from her other attack. (The
patient now walked into the room.) The improve
ment has steadily progressed and you cannot fail to
notice marked change in the appearance Of her
Joints, which nearly of their natural size.
Thus far our experiment would have seemed very
successful but gentlemen, we must wait little
while before we car give decided opinionlas to
what is TO be the result.
Here is another patient who was placed the
use of the same medicine Sunday last she has
long been suffering fIoEn chronic rheumatism, and
found her at that time with acute attack super
vening upon her chronic Affection. The-wrists and
knuckies were much swollen and tense. She took
the Chloride of propylamine in three grain doses
every two hours, and You will perceive that the
swelling of the joints has much diminished.
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also continued TO do uelL Will w. BEjs;S y u.
you very characteristic; case IA auntn ftt5faff51
aud II the result be satisfactofy, ffisGf 4s .ss5
J1ryaes ace shall justly ysndet ory asyc5 III Sss+
# propyiastue ss'ss@
he is seaman, at. 26, who mas admitted n II "
days ago. Has had occasional rfaenn,ntic nairs st
not SO as to keep has d.untsl eight dsrs aeo ~
pains began IN his right knee subseGuet3r alfnrfa3
ne let knee, and later, tke joints of tIa ss.sr -
tremltes These joints are all swollen fense r,,s
tender. Has tongue is furfed; skin. At nfaasnr
dry, though there has beep much seeafing. y. Fl n
pulse is full and strong and bout 90, lie la roe,
used propslami for twenty four hours.
This gentleman is what may be called efrfrtf,,
typical case of acute rheumatism There -
posure to cold and wet, and this exposure Il olIar
ed by feeling Of GOODNESS, severe artc.Ilar narn
beginning as It usually does, in the lover a,rfs
iaere IS fever and the Profase sweating, 80 gener
ally attendant on acute rheumatism
did not bFiEg this patient before Won rvifb ths
intention or giving yoa a lectare on ali the poinfs
connected with rheumatism, bit to again give a til
al TO the new remedy we are testing and to exbhit
to you this typical case, as have called n. thar
which there could not be fairer opportunity for
testing the medicine question. We ara. It1era
fore; avoiding the use OF all other medicines even
anodynes, that there may be no misgivines as 10
winch vas the efficient remedy. You shall see the
case al future clinic.
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AppIEAT T1S.

Notice is hereby given to the taxable iahabi-
taals Of the county Of Bedford, that an appeal
will be held ov The County Commissioners, on
the days, and at The places specified, to wit
For Coler2in township, on Tuesday, the 7jA
day Of January next, al the house Of y. J.
PenBen
Southampton township, On Wednesday, the
8lh, at the house OF William Adams.
Monroe township, on Thursday, the oh, at
the hoosa OF Samuel Mixell.
East Providence township, on Friday, the
l0th, at the house Of D. a. T. Black.
West Providence township, on Saturday, the
lllh, at the house Of J. a. Gump, lin The Bo-
rough OF Bloody Rum
Cumberland Valley township, on Monday,
the 9th. at ,ha house Of Jacob Snider
Londonderry Township, on Tuesday, the 18th,
at the house Of George Bailey.
Harrison township, on Wednesday, the 18th,
at the house of Maltin Feightner.
Juniata township, on Thursday the 9th, at
the house Of Joseph Foler
Napier township, on Friday, ,he l7lh, at the
house Of J. NJ Robson, in the Borough oi
Scbeilsburx.
SchelIs5urg Borough, on Saturday, toe 1S!h,
at .he house of J. NJ. Robson.
Bedford township, On Monday, the Goth, al
the Commissioners Office.
SnakesPrng township, on Tuesday, the 2Ist,
at the house of D. L. Dgf5augh.
Bloody Run Borough. on Wednesday, the
22nd, at the house Of J. A. Gump.
HopeweH township, on Thursday, the 23rd,
at the house Of John Dasher.
Broad Top township on Friday, the 9th, at
the house Of J. B. Castner.
Liberty township, on Saturday, the 25th, at
the house OF Mrs Calharine Tricker,
Middle Woodberry township, on Monday,
the 27th, al the house Of VIM. NJ. Pearson,
Esq.
South Woodberly township, on Tuesday, the
28h, at the house of David Stoner.
Unron township, on Wednesday, the 29th,
al the house Of Michael Wyani.
ST. Clair township, On Thursday, the 30,h, at
the house OF Gideon D. Trout.
Bedford Borough, on Friday, the 3lSt, at the
Commissioners Office.
When and where all persons and corpora
lions feeling themselves aggrieved at the emu
meration and valuation Of their taxable proper
" aud effects, made pursuant to the several
acts OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vidsd, are requested to attend and state their
grievances for redress, according 10 law.
The appeals viii be- held on the days above
stated, between the hours Of 8 O'Clock, A. Nj.
and ? o'clock, VI.
WIN. NJ. PEARSON,
J. FElGHTNER,
P. J. SHOEMAKER,
Attest. Commissioners.
Fl. NIcoDEMUs, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFicE, !
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Aversa Saranarii

rs a concentrated extract of Para Sarsaparlla,
4 SO combined wih other Substances of still
greater aIteratlye power as 70 afford an Elective
aniidote for diseases sarsaparilla IS reputsd 10
cure. Such a remedy IS surely wanted by those
who snEIer from Sirumous complaints, and that
ens which viii accomplish heir cure must
prove Of inHepsp service 20 this Iafee class ri
our aiiiictrd fellow citizens. How completely
this compound will do il has been proven By
experiment en- many of the worst cases 10 be
found In the following complaints -
Scrofuia and Scrotuious Complaints, E5ug-
Apns ana Eruptiue Diseases, Ulcers, FimpleS,
Blotchcs, IunsorS, Salt Rheum, ScgI& Head,
Syphilis and Sygaii.tic .Hftctioas, .usrturi5L
Disease, DroPSy, ,Neuraigif, Tic Doiorear, Ds-
6ilay, Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Ert9pelGS,
Rose or 81 .4nthony's Fire, and indeed the
whole class Of complaints arising lrom impHrity
Of The Blood.
This compound will be found a great promo
Ter OF health, when taken 10 the spnng, to ex-
Pei The foul humyls which tester in The blood at
that season Of tbe year. By the ;iael, exnui-
SION OF them many ragklrng disorders are nip
ped in the bad. AiuitItud~s can, by the and ot
this remedy, spare themselves from the endu-
rance of foul erIp.ions ant u.crTous sores, thto'
hIch the system will strive 20 rid itself Of
co-rup,ious, II not assisted ~ do this through
the natural channels Of iae body BY an aitera-
tive nediciag. CLEANSE out the siiIated blood
whenever you 6Yd itS.lmyuFitjrs bursting thro'
The SKIN IN PrnpieF, eTuIAioass or sores: cleanse
Il Wheu VOC fad II is olslrgced and sluggish IN
The veins; cleans j. whenever il IS foul and
yoDC i"clI0gs wall tell YOU Wgea. Even where
40 particular disorder IS !ell, people eElyy bet
ter health, oCd live longer, for c!raus.ng the
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Pennsylvania Hospital.
(FRou OFFICIAL HosrirAL Rgroars.)

ORION OFFICIAL HosPiTAL REPoRTS.l
Mar 10, IS60.-EIen S., act. cs, single, neve:
was very strong. Two years ago she had an attack
OF acute rheumatism, from which she was conlned
TO lie bed for two weeks, and subsequently from a
relapse for four She has been well since the
till last Saturday while engaged in house-eleRnng
she took cold, had pain in her back, felt cold but
had no decided chill. Two days later her ankles
began to swell, which WAS followed by swelling of
the knee Joints of the hands. She has now dull
pain in her shoulders, aud her knuckies very
tender, red and painful both hands are affected,
but the right is most This, then, is case Of
acute rheumatism, or, il is now fashonsbiy cali
ed, rheumatic feyer. 1t well marked typical
case. We will carefully watch the case, and from
time to time call your attention TO the various
symptoms which present themselves. MY chief
object in bringing her before you now, is TO call
your attention to remedy which has recently been
recommended in the treatment OF rheumatism.
mean propylznns. DR.. Awenarus, Of ST. Peters
burg, recommends it in tbe highest terms, having
derived great benefit from its in $50 cases which
came under his care. Various con- nenda tory tea
timonials respecting it have appeared in jour
nals and propose therefore to give II another trial
must confesss | am always IncIedu lous Is to the
worth of new remedies, which Wanted as spe-
cihcs; but this comes TO US recomme nded highly,
that we are bound 10 give 1t Trial.
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TDUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court of
Bedford county, the subscriber viii offer pubic
sale, on The premises, III Cumberland Valley town
ship, Bedford county,
SATURDAY, 25th Of JANUARY, NEXT,
that tract Of land situate in said township, late
the property of Zacchens Luman, decd, adjoining
lands OF Jacob Wertz or the North, Sarah Luman,
on The South, and others, containing 100 and
l5l perches. The improve ments are story Ind
half log dwelling house, leg barn, and other out
buildings. About Is acres cleared and under
fence. seven acres OF which are nleadow-balahce
well limbered. There Is also good orchard cn the
premises.
Terms One half OF the purchase money in hand
at the confirmation of the sale. One third OF the
BALANCE 70 remain in the land and residue in two
equal ANNA, payments without interest
JOHN LUNAN,
Rec 2Tta Admir-.
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CHEAP GOODS.

MRS. S. E. SIGAFOOS, has Just received
from the city her usual a=ge stock of rich and hand
some FALL. AND WINTER GOODS: Such as Silks,
merines, Persian Cloths, Delanes, Valencies and
mcrientigue Silks, ct SCI cts. per yard.
Also, large assortment Of ShaV Is, Cloaks, La
dies Coats and Mantlilas with rich let of Furs-
Suea "a Capes, Mufs and Cuffs together with
fashionable LOT OF Black Sk Velvet Black and fan
cy Straw Bonnets. with Ribbons, Rushes, Plumes,
Flowers, &c. &c.
a new style OF WOODEN GOODS; Sleighing
Caps, Sontass, Wool Hoods, ScArfs, Gauntlsts,
Gloves, with EmbTederies, Nets, Iases &c. and all
kinds OF Fancy Goods too Numerous to mention.
Also, large stock OF bIeached and unbleached
Muslns, at SIX, eight, ten and twelve and half
cents per yard for cssh
N. b. All persons indebted over sfr nonfh5 ara
hereby nstided to call aud settle their accounts
wtGost further tice, and BY go doing save costs.
S. l.. SlGAFOQS.
Bedfore, Nov. 20, 1861
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DR.. WM. B. HURD'S
70 0 7 II 4 & II D DR. OPS
FOR TUE CURE oP
r n n Y III \ r. ~ r


TOOTH.4 He
produced by exposed nerves
1t is particularly adapted to all cases OF children
afflicted with
TOOTHAG ACHE.
Parents can relieve themselves IRON that disir es-
sag WEAKNESS caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and their children from great suffering, by keeping
a bottle Of
DR.. WM. B. HURD'S TOOTHACRE DROPS
ln the house.
Prepared g. Or. Hurds Dental Office, No. II,
Fourth Street. Brooklyn, Z. ..
Prtcs, only IL cents per Bottle.
4 liberal discount made TO dealers.
~fddress Principal Office, TT,5unc Butidjags,
No. |, Sgracs Street, New York.
Sold also by Caswe, Mack Il Co. Fifth-Asenue
Hotel, }. Il |. Coddiugton, 7l5 Broadway D. ).
Barnes, 202 Broadway, and BY all Druggists.
sold in Philadelphia By Dyott + Co., 232, \. I'd
street, aud by O. S. hubbeH, 1910, Chestnut street.