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The New York Evening Post.

This ably edited paper is always
opened with pleasure we are sure
to find its columns articles replete
with good senl and Conservatism.
Many of our readers recollect the lit
erary paper edited some twenty-five
years ago by William Cullen Bryant,
one of America sgrrateSt poets, call
ed the Saturday Evening Post; =
this is the same journal, converted
into political paper, and still edited
BY the veteran poet and politician
who has lost none Of his youthful
vigor and genius. His manly defense
of Andrew Johnson'S policy towards
the Southern States, has secured him
the lasting hatred of the perjured
crew who call themselves the Govern
ment of the United States. He is
satisfied with the abolition Of slave
ry, and desires to preserve the REM
nants of our mutilatcd Constitution
from further dissertation, and con-
tends for the rights of the Southern
States, and that they should be inn
represented in Congress.
His editorials are beginning to tell
upon the Radicals, and his course will
no doubt aid the noble band of Con
scrIativcs in ovcrtlrowing and rlriy-
ing from power the wrctchcs who
are attempting to deprive the South
ern people of all rights as citizens.
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For Sale.

GHINGLES. BOARDS, LATHES and
- PALINGS made of pine, cypress or oak,
can be furnished in any quantity and on
short notice, Apply to
S. F. AFFORD, Canton. or
Z. NJ. AFFORD, near Haley place.
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HAIR JEWELRY.

A LII styles Of Braided Hair Jcwelry made
u 10 order, with ncatncss and dispatch.
For further information address p. o. Box
10, or call Mt Mrs. rkpatrick's, where sam
pies of work may be seen and orders receiv-
ed. n43 6t*
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11

JOIN HENDERSON, JR.-The in
diyidual bearing the above cogno-
men, who figured in the late New
Orleans riot, many of our readers are
not aware, is the son Of the late John
Henderson, ex-senator in the Con
gress Of the United States, from Mis-
sissippi, the John Henderson who
succeeded in defeating "little Bob
Walker" He WIS an able lawyer,
and made a good Senator; this son
OF his we saw, some years since, on
his way to the Lunatic Asylum, in
jackson. lie was mad, and nothing
could lie done with him, except by
force. When he recovered, or
whether he cNcrlccovCrCd, wecannot
say. We rather think he never did
recover his intellect, or he would not
have been found in the company i'll
which he was caught, in New Or,
leans. We trust he can plead non
comyas mcutiS 10 the indictment
found against him by the grand jury
OF New Orleans, and have himself
sent back to the care OF DR.. KcllS.
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- The Presidents reply to the
Queen was acknowledged from Os-
borne Palace at ) p. NJ, one hour and
eight minutes after its reception at
Hearts Content. Il passed through
the cable in eleven minutes. a roy
al salute was fired by the Great East
ern, and international flags were
on the telegraph buildings.
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CANTON, MISS.

SATURDAY. AUGUET II 1866.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11
For Your kitlncVs,
For ChiIIs and Fever.
For Your Blood,

USE CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH,
USE INSTITUTIONAL MONARCH,
USE CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH,
USE CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH,
j pur.ies the Blood and cures all Skin Diseases.
II purics the Blood and cures all Skin Diseases.
II purlies the Blood and cuies all skin Diseases.
1t purhes the Blood and curcs all Skin Diseases.
The above Preparations are the result Of Medical
eXpencnce 10 the South. and are manufactured
special Tor Diseases Of this sectiun Of the country
by class Of Physicians who are yet practicing
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Legal Notice.

Be it Remembered, that heretofore, to-
aeit, on the 18Th day Of April, a. ID.
1866, the folloacing appears in the
minutes Of the ChaReery Court Of
Madison C0unty, -arH:
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English Female EsittCrs

Act as a powerful and permanent Uterine Tonic,
thoroughly arousing and re,invigorating the whole
system to it, natural healthy functions.
1t will cure cid and young, married and single.
Swimming aud gilllness oi the head pain in side
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IS per annum, or IS cents rer month.
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metropolitan Enterprise
GRAND
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them. Hard enough will the work prove
to be at the best, but a scrupuous re-.
gard for the rights of ALL and magnan,
imeus clemency are twice blessed they
both elevate and soften the powerful, and
they reach and subdue what law and
bayonets cannot control. | believe there
is now general conviction among the
the people that this great and difficult
work is practicable. That it will long re
main so il the present state Of things con.
tinue | have not the hardihood to trust
| look to this Convention with the hone
that it will do much 10 help onward this
inslincliue desire Of the people of the
United States for harmony and peace
that it will assert strongly and clearly
those principles which are the founda-
lions Of our Government, that il will ey
hibil the connection between their viola
loD Of the present distracted condition of
the county, that it will rebuke the vic
lence of party spirit, and especially of
that spirit of hatred which is as.,inconsist,
mt with true love Of our country as it is
with the true love Of our brethren, and
that it will do much to convince the peo-
pie Of the United States that they must
act soon. in the wisest way, or suffer
evils which they and their posterity will
Ong depIOre.
With great respect, ] am your obedio
mt servant D. k. Curtis.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

ALI. RIGHT AGAIN.--7We take pleasure
iu announcing tn. the travclingpublic that
the late damages to the Des Moincs Val
lev railroad have all been repair I'd. and
trains are now running tarouyh without
interruption, making their regular trips
once more. The company deserve great
credit for the prompt and energetic man
ncr in which they have repaired their
rN,I
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s.E ACCIDENT.- Brooks Dovin. son 0f Thrs.
Devin. OF this city, SHOT himself through
the for" finger or his right hand this morn
ing with n pistol, which h" had in his
trousers pocket. The accident occurred
in the school room. The particulars as
near We can gather them are as follows:
Brnoks Wishing to Use q pen which " $ in
his pocket. thrust his hand down after it;
coming in routact with the pistol on its
way dowr. il, abe pistoll in some way
exploited. the bail entering his finger IA
above stated. IT j. thought ;hat the wound
~ not very serious.
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tirat one which Will acCompi isl
their cure must provo, this has, Of INN.
vice to this large class Of our iHictcd :cow.c iii
x-ns How completely this compound will do II has
been proven b, experiment on many Of the worst
To he foun / in The 70 lowing complaints: -
ScroIula, Scrofulous Swelliugs' and Sores sri
diseases, Pimpies, postulrs Biotches, Lru2tiors,
s., Anthony, Fire, Ro.. or rysipeIas, letter Or
Salt Rheum, Seal. Head, Rim worm, &C.
SgI,hHis or Tenerim Disease : expelled trnm the
STU, III by the prolonged use Of this saRs.PAg Liza,
and the patient is l,ft in comi arative he hh. ..l
Frma'e IiSeas"S arc used 'y. Srrotuia in the
flood, and often soon cu cd BY thi, Extract II
>arsaIarilla.
Do net discard this lava liable IN dic,ne, bccanse
r'u have been imposed upon by something pretend
lreto be SarsaparIll4 while II WAS not. When you
have sfet AysEs--rh.n, and not till then, win you
NOV the virtues Of Sarsapara. For minute par
,iculals Of the diseases il cures, We refer you TO
Ayers !merican Almanac, which the agents below
named will furnish gratis 20 all w!io cali for it,
Ayers Caihartic PILls, for the cure OF Costiye
ness, Jaundice Dyseps !, Indigestion, DIS entcrry
Foul Stomach, Headache, Pile Ri tism, Heart
burn arising from Disordered St.nach. Pain, or
Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels, Fiatui sncy Loss Of
Appetite, Liver Complaint, Droisy. Worms, Gout,
N,ura!.f and fer a ID nrer Pill. ' ..'..
fhey ar. sugar coated. So tlat the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, mi they are tue best
Apericnt in the mur!d ior all the purp of fam
lily pD sic ,r..a -r-..r , p.
Prepared by J. c, AVER 4 Co., Lowell. Mass, and
sold rs TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 CO., O,tmmwa
Wholesale Agents and BY dealers in Medicines ev-
,r.whrre. rs.r.. -. ..-.,,, ..-- .-..
Mar !. N--~2r. asIWr r.~1af C.. 2 ID
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TO TEACHERS.

y Teachers Institute will be held i'm OF
umwa, commencing on Monday, the end
day of April. Those designing to teach i'm
Wapello county during the year are ex-
pected to attend A public examination
of Teachers will be held at the close of the
Institute, when certificates will be ISIS ,ed
without charge, as on Unsupported by
law. II. A. SpAUbDrNa,
Superintendent of Com Schools
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PosT OFFIcE.-We announced many
months since. in the columns of this pa
per onr resignation as Posim i'm fi,-
V"r of General HedrIck, our time having
expired and not desiring re-appointment
under the present disparity between the
pay and labor or the Office. General He'd
rick has just been appointed and he in
forms us that after returning from the
South Western Indian Nation, to which he
is sent by the Government on official du-
Ties, that he will be mustered out Of the
army and enter upon the discharge Of the
duties OF the Office perhansat the close of
the coming quarter, June 3Oth.
j. w. NORRIS. .
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O~AGi: ORANGE PLANTS & SEEn.--"e
cal. atriition III the advertisement "t Mr..
.inuueS NrMuIIin, announcing the open
in" of Nu sery To supply Usage Orange
Pants and to sell .hp seed Mr.. IcNullin
has had several wears expr wnce in the
Usage Orange Hedge business, tinl!linois,
and h:.s pure seed Eamd healthy plants.
lEaviu. located himself in this county, on
CA,lar crrri;. eight miles morsh Of Ottun-
wa, where hr designs to remain l"rii.i-
n"n;ly, he will have the hest facilities f"r
surplsing tlIe.tlpniands for the plants and
the seed. He VIII also take contracts for
rutting down hedges, and warrant them
10 live and do well. ssEa s. +. -..r
We commend Mr.. MrMullin's enter
prise Ia public favor. Dr.. -.-E... .-.
TNnEn ARRE-r.-it. Thomas Parker
Co. y, Seventh Iowa Cavalry. former
resident al Wnp"ll" county. in this State,
who entered fIip service rs second ser
peant. is under arrest in ArkanHaS for
shooting II bert T.. Clark, of his company,
aIs0 y citizen of Wapello county. at OFal-
Ions 3lun, Arkansas. Clark, it is said.
Was intoxicated and attacked Parker, VIII"
killed hui in self defense. Both ARE
Young men and have friends in this conn
" who will regrct to hear IT this most nm
fortunate urrrnrp.-Ddrrnpor Gazette.
Slight nristak" II theahovc Mr.. Gazette,
OFallan's Puff is in Nebraska. and 1T.
Parker is under arrest ar Cottonwood
Springs, Us wc learn from the OMAHA Re-
publican. ... .-t -
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IL is notorious nj the Custom IIous" that
the importation of European perfunery
Ian. cease under the present revenue law.
n, not !,,, cheated with the wretcle, -iMi-
tntion.. Use Phaon's "Night-lSlooininU
C.rp,is," with which no toilet cNtract con
,.cted either at home or abroad can vie.--
: I'D every whero. r -..,.a.g.. T., ..g,..g. -..s
ENroRcE IT.-Nowa that the Council
have passed an ordinance requiring prop
erty owners to clean up their premises.
We hope that the authorities will enforce
+, ririd observance of the same. 1t Is II
measure, of the Iutmost Importance, anu
rr one should wait to be told by the Mar
snal to clean up, but should go ana do II.
and ..stanL not on the order of their g"-
iny.'' The measure is on that will hafea
beneficial influence on the health of th'
cu,n:nunitv, whether the cholera com s"r
not. If ii does come, kw places would h"
30 liable to attack rs ours, our railr1ai
connections presenting better facilities f"r
the importation ofthe disease, thtn towns
which are without these connections. by
having clean streets. alleys, sinks, etc, {"
w.Icom,. it we can in u great measure
drive this pest from our vicinity. Asst ~
a well known fact, that cleanliness IL hut
the battle in fighting of the cholera, W.
think no other arguments need be aavanc-
ed in its favor. Let every person appoint
himself IA u committee nf one. and see that
his own rs well as his nei Shbor's premises
are thoroughly cleansed. reporting those
who rufttse to comply with the ordinance
to the Marshall, who will see Thai the work
is done.
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BAPTISING.-Rev. Ira Mitchell has near
lyevery day during the past week, been
engaged in baptising a number of converts
To the Christian Curch. Over five hun
dred people were congregated Mt the river
bank, foot of Market street, Yesterday du-
ring the performance OF this ceremony. rr
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JOHN GRANT,
. IT,. ~. ~ SURVEYOR,
Ottunwa Iowa.

lnquirers are referred 70 the following names
most OF " ON are public men or well known:
q. Hackvorth, 3. Burton. Judge Fowler, r. g.
warden, Surveyors snd Of persons for whom have
worked or who were interested In \ ccrrect result
Hugh Brown, Cody, Q. Thompson, j. NJ. Peck, w.
Alexander. Hugerford Rsvele, I Mhitcomb, c. Nos
Ter w. J. Ross and ofheIs
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ASoTIIEn CASE or ACCIDENTAL. SHOOT
ING.--EdLy Honder-hot, son of judge
]icndcrshntt, oflhis city, WAS seriously
wounded ny the accidental discharge Of ~
shot gun, last evening, while in the hands
of his brother thHrlip. The. accident hap
ls'nri at The judges residence. 4 he gun
WAS discharged II some way by Charlie,
AIS he was sappilg il, beini, pointedtoward
I,idy, who "s,S only Il few feet removed
from the nuZZr: tlrrc was no shot in the
barrel. bat the wad STRUCK INN in the
thigh. setting fire 80 his rorket, and drv-
ing poriians OF his kIfr-wnicli ii had bro
ken to pieces--in his flesh To- depth of
two inches. The wound is 4 scrious ono.
eau ed more 10y the blade 81 The knife cut
ting such cash a> il eniered. 4 rivet and
I,ari OF the handle were also extracted
from the wound 10y Dir. Cownn, who is in
attendance on Tie sufferer and wv whom
the wound Was dressed. The DIR. tells ,,s
that the lad will ho confined to his bed for
some months yet. The wound is very
,rioII, though sot fatal one.
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on sth,'onars property anu property In trsu-
su. y" ,e pest companies III the united states,oR
'he mort ia'orsoie terms. .... Is. ..
- .. ~. III. Sass. 1880.
Ioh "a Lea large Brick fote' IN the city OF OF
tumWa, wen located. Cheap for cash.
FOX saLE-A small frame dwelling on Front
Sueer, CITY on otsamwa. A desirable residence.
FOR SALE-A large two story frame dwelling In
the central part OF the GUY OF ottnnwa. -r
Fua sALE-A large brick dwelling IN the suburbs
OF the city OF Ottumwa well situated, with trees,
snruos' ana ''heF eoHNeniences. ,,>,......
For rurther parti cuisrs and ..rms Of the shoys
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- Physicians prescriptions filed with
care, night or day. Isl
a LARGES20CE ot Goa! oil Lamps, Chf~,
hsys, etc., The Patent Konitor BarnSr,
tcHhoW sm0kf ar odOr. aRd not easily
eotinquishsd. lust TIE MtHQEo
night Laap.
Pnre Coal OIL ARRAYS on hand.
Hereturrs his sincere thanks for the v err, liberia
patronEg &c he hasreceived the pastyear. and hnres
by his attention tohs business to merit the conn
dence ofthe public. Give t call when YOU wan
anythingin my line, either night day.
PETER UTECH1.
va, MARI 10. nlU-I
Soldiers ...@ ."".
and the Wi10ans and Heirs Of Soldiers,
are notified that am acting as agent for procurinI
Pensions, Bouuties and other claims against The
Government. Charges Notwithstanding unless
claims allowed. Nj. J. WILLIAMS
Feb. 1, 1864 10 ut,u.,w IOWA
TNlE O ID ST CT 0THJNt,
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BUYING AND .SELEIFT LANDS
TOWN RcOneHfH

Renting Houses and Collecting rents
Having made extensive arrangements fer al
Frrslsng persons desiring to buy sell will DO
well to give me a call .,..
Having recently aTeied over all the COMMITTEES irr
southeastern Iowa, am prepared to give accu.
rate Information Of the character Of the SOIL Tim
Der, Coal Stone, Water and the character Of Ia.
improvements in the various part. of said section,
ofthe State.
sF Lands and Town Property bought and sold
on the most reason able terms.
] am also prepare ed TO issue
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Union Ticket Triumphant.

The School Election in this city to-day
resulted in favor Of the Union ticket by a
majority Although no great efforts were
made by either party. we n,i~t claims that
it is rather an important local victory
Daily, Monday'l2lIl. = ,,r.,.'s. $50. :.
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AYEn'o SA lsohpAaILLA

Isa concentrated extract of
the choice root, So combined
with other substances Of still
greater al errtive pow ers as to
aiio'd an eBectual antidote for
diseases Sarsaparilla is reputeh
to cure. Srch remedy is sure
~ wanted by those who SulTer
from struhIors compi simIS, and
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Policies of Insurance

on lives stationary property and property In trsn-
stu. in the best Companies In the United States
Z the most favorable terms.
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TIIE OIL De EST CLOTHING
l. HOUSE IN THE COUNTY a..
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HeOFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs
win cure every case OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,


That this Bitters is not Alcholic contains no Rum
Best Tonic IN the World 'i
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From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor OF the Baptist
Church, PcmbertOn n. j., formerly of the North
baptist Church, Philadelphia at rscscnt Pastor
tot the baptist Church, Chester Pa
r. have known iIoonand's German Bftters favor
ably for number OF years have used them In m y
own illntly, and have been pleased with their
effects that l was induced to recommend thom 10
many others, and know that they have operated in
h>triktngly beneficial manner I take gre!lt pleas
ure in thus publicly proclaiming this fact and can-
ing the attention OF those AFFLICTED with tho dis.
eases FOR which they are recommended TO these
bittors knowing frOm experience that my recon
incubation I'll be sustained dp this more cheer
iilly rs lloofands Bitters is intended to benefit
the AFFLICTED, and Is mot rum drink"
Yours, truly, ttN' LEVI G. BECK
From Rev. w. u, Soigfriod Pastor OF Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
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Il

Gentlemen: have roccnty been labufine under
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10y prostration of the nervous system. Numer-
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some of them tcstr |, but without relief Your
iopnands German Bittcrs were recommended Inv
persons who had tried them. and whose favorable
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must confess tbut | hulan ayers ion To- Patent
Medicines frnn tho "thoils and and ones ituaok
"Hittors, whose only aim seems to be to palm oil
swcctoncd and drugged liquor upon the community
IN sly way, aud the tendency OF which. fear Is
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took II with happy cloct lts action, not only
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was prompt and gratifying. l feel that I have
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BEwARE or couNrrnprrrs.

b.. % l, o.. BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs Hir
See that the signature Of &C NJ. JACKSON is on
tile wrapper Of each bottle ~.
Should your nearest druggist not have the orti
Gle do not he put on by any of the into Nicating
preparations thal may he offered in It's place hut
send TO rs and We win forward see,,rely hacked
by EXPRESS. .I = - -
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PRoPRIEToRs.
FOR sale by Druggists and Dealers In every town
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From the Rev. Thos d. Winter, ID. d., Pastor of
RoNborough Baptist Church.
Dear Sir:-.-l feel it due to your excellent prepa
ration lIoonand's German Bitters to add my t,,s-
tmohy 10 the deserved reputation IL has obtained,
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anu have been assured by many Of their good eI,
ieots Respectfully, yours. 4. WINTER
RoXborough, Pa.
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LIZ YOU WANT A FARM .laH4 r.lissi
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From Rev j. Newton Brown, d. ID. Editor of tho
EneNclopclaol Religious knowledge and Chris
tIan Chronicle, Philadelphia.
although not disposed to favor or recommend
Pitent Medicines In general through distrlst OF
ther ingredients and effects yet know OF no sur
hnient reasons why man may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself TO have received from
any simple preparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the bonellt OF Others.
do TINS the more readily ip regard tO IIOonand's
German Bttcrs. prepared by Dr &. NJ. Jackson. of
this city, becatsc was prejudiced against them for
many years. under the Impression that they were
ohieny ah alcoholic mi Nture. | am indebted to my
lhls prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
mont To try them when suffering from great and
ni these Bittcrs at the beginning of the present
year was followed 10y evident relief and restnr;i-
tlon TO degree of bodily and mental vigor which
mad not fclt for siN months before and had almost
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and my friend for directing me to the use of them
j. NEWTON BROWN philadelphia