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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-10-19
o WI sin now die Schuler all,
Wo hawa do geiernt
A deel sin welt awek gernest,
by fortune uf un' alb gecheest,-
Deel hot der Tod geernt

Mei Hertz scbwellt nit Gedanka uf,
Bis lch schier gar verstick
Kount heula's dut mir uau so heed
I'm doch gebt mir die groschte Freed,
Des Schul haus an der Krck
Good bye alt Schul. hsus, echo kreiscbt
Good bye Good bye ! zurueck;
o Schul haus Schul huus mus lch geh
I'm dn stehst nord do ale aleh-
Du Schul haus an der krick
o horcht ibr Lent wo mach mir leht,
lch Sch rei5 euth uoch drs Stick;
Ich warn eucb, droh eucb, gebt doch acht
Un' nemmt for ever gut enacbt,
Des Schnl baus an der krick
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-10-19
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

BROADWAY, CORNER Of FKANhliN STREET
NEW YORK CITY,
Gtrs inducements to Merchants and Tourists visiting
ew York, unsurpassed by any Hotel in the Metropolis.
ihe following Among the advantages which II possess
s,s aud which win he appreciated by oil travellers
ls A central lucon convenient to pbces of business,
rs well as places VI amusement.
ID Scrupuously clean, well furnished sitting r'oms,
vh magnificent Ladies' PaIur, commanding an e4teii-
sivr view of Broadway
3d. Large and superbly furnished sitting rooms. with
magnificent Parlor, commanding an extensive view Of
Bf'adwny. -.
M Being conducted the European plan. visitors
can live in the best Style with the greatest cconon.y
S,l, /, isc ctrlx wi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-10-19
Tay,or's Celebrated Saloons,

where visitors have their meals, or, il they desire
they will lie furnished in their owl, rnms.
9th The fare served in the Saloons and Hotel is ac.
knoyyedged by epcurcs he vastly superior o that Of
any other Hotel in the city.
With all these advantages. the cost Of living in the
International is much bew that of any other FIRST class
Hotel OllSoN ", ft"pHe"s'
August A, Is6O-Iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-10-19
selett poetrp.
A GRAND POEM.

The Atlaatic MonMiy has published many
fine lyrics. hut we do not remember any no.
bier burst Of song. since tho great national
crisis began. than The solemn chant which we
GDd in the forthcoming September number
IL ID worthy To be RENE nbered with the
stormy days through which The Republic is
now passing. Once read il cannot be forgot
ten.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-10-19
wlLIIAM 4. sOMEns CmALKLEY sOMEV
G.. G.SOMERS & SON, .

importers and Dealers IN
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Taylors
Trimmings, &C.,
No 80 South Fourth Street. between Market and
Chesnut Streets, Philadelphia.
Merchants others visiting the city would find
It to their advantage to Civ" them call and ex-
anime their stock.
March 20, 1860
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12
QUARTZ PUL YERIZBR 4 PI
II q a GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVJN

II NNLN OL1LEELANLNllO liza v 4ANNN
6f Securing Grala aud Seeds discovered nat Quartz
Rock and other hard substaneea could b balverizd
in abe experimen tai machine used in conducting
series Of Experiments perfect the said uulinR Ma
chine: After having pglverised Quartz pebbles
to many ofmy friends, and wrote letters 70 others,
enclosing samples Of pulyerized Quartz, Charles
nsI Of ummer and Leonard streats % the Flats on
the eth day Of May, ls60 and commences telling me
that be had a Brothsr Who was q splendid mechanic
= mall wright by trade: thai he (his Bfotherl had
got rich build. nR mills tn 3. Amerlcai had gone
West 70 eoiless eos, ate ME thsIs y HE2ts nm nm
the emeaps had 10 the Grain Hulling Mil and being
broke uPtor the want Of more mean % carry out the
unfoFtunate in business and suppoainE him TO be
honest, showed him said machine and its operation
one OF his Pattern makers fd see the maepine when
We operated Il again. Some time ia the week follow
sence-iound the MiH locked but got the key out Of
the Cooper shop adjoining the MIL where bad lett
chine AZ asain sbd ieft Tie ehin1ey o, exposing the
inside Of the Machine 70 view. Shortly altar that,
sac t q p,ieb sctl5 n Avs ts@ -
this, Of bis p tern makers came % the Mill for
fhs next n se met Howell he said tfiat terms
had propo, cd 70 him we're not liberal enough, e.. =
a few weeks after this I learn that aid Howell
had made and put in operation without my cunBeuti
machine for puiyertZing quartz BY means substan,
TALLY the same as discovered by me, and claimed
get It pstentsd. II was then apparent Why he pro-
posed The Modification and aeHt Tor the wheat hulls
i I ilsd caveat IS soon - pOssibe efter learning
that be was piratine my discovery, OTHER parties
came and saw The OPERATION Of my ortgiaai Quertz
PulvsTizsr, and wanted the privilege Of building
them. Said Howell haa been to one Of said parties
and tried 20 bribo him into hh interest,"
am noe credibly informed that SAID Howell is
operating IN the CITY Of New York, az G. V Mapes
i26 and rs Nassau street, with my discovery. q II
Any reas1nabls amount of unimpeaehahle testt-
mony can b. produced IN this City 20 substantiate
the truth Of me sbove statement, and many addi
ti0nal facts in relation thereto, can Be gubmittei
cleveland. ohio, FsbtusFy sth' ilsi. f7sEs ID
P.s-Papirs friendly 70 the original disc0ysrer-
poor inventor, viii favor The cause of justice By
ying The above. AT er many lung Years Of men
tai toll and physical 4 pTivad0n, should he meet
vtth his TsWR IN The inttoductlon q his valuable
discovery, those hp vii send him paper contain
ing the above shall be fnllg compensated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12
AHEoF One Dollar per Year, in CIa

a0HNEA TO n l...IE TNUIts|- ! .aHa .ra
rs We are now living in tbs age Of Rebell-
ion. The South, not content with having
had The control Of.our Government almost
entirely ever since the formation Of the Con
stitutioh, are now sndsav6ring to break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
the power Is taken ont Of her hands. Overt
acts and hostility have already been com
menced against the Federal authorities and
where it viii end, no man knows. 'aava-
Kfthere ever was a time when every man
should take good newspaper, which will
keep him posted in regard to the news of the
day, now is that time. Such a newspaper
is the LEADER, 80. --'4 20
10 In addition to the important matters oc-
curing in cur own country, the news from
knr0pe, for at least, the year to come, win be
Of stirring interest. The heroic and patriotic
Garibsldi in struggling to build up aliberal
and united government ia Italy old thrones
are crumbling into tuin4sociefy is in a
transition. state, .-
The great advantages in taking a Home
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Weeklies, are these: 'ss ''E Us -''.'..d
Owing to our great Tslsgraphio arrange
lments, we are enabled TO give news three to
i've days earlier than can possibly be dellv.
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The postage on the LnADER is l9 to 2s cents
less a year, than on Eastern papers. The
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the effusions Of correspondents from all parts
of the Union. '.s sdt fah
There is one service that we solicit from
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their aid in getting up Clubs for the coming
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One hour in twenty -four spent in reading,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

lnErThs Book Of al others that tboSlalbs
rss0 b. men Win dsmafsd And rrokeh Gown con.
atitntions, i uHUMAN rRAILTN. o. PHYsfo-
EoGiOAB RESEAROh Es.'' ID IL baautifaiiy n
lustra.od and troats minutoly 81 ~ he EYmpsoms
thut Invariably develops themsaVal soonor o. later
resulting om the ffuiltior an3 viiiatinf habits of
early youth. inotpaoitailng tbs vlesim am shaking
tho iruiuoa q ths matrimonlal stats, and, n ret
checked 81 time, dorinsfatinE ~ tkr tiheton1 az
manhsoa nnd Bringing hla, stop % si1p, % 3 iinz
lefiat End lntiGtlyid aih. 80 stf
sold hy pr. Rsrrse, si Princssl IT., y. y. Fries ss
cents. ssnt nve a. pou,ara opsryuhurs. Read he
advertisement VI 'Irio1antgi' & another oolumh
Also sold ~ ;. y. eaylard ana Wailam Fiai-s.
Drursllls, Clagoland. pbio sl1e 'elH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

many. not ONLY OF the most liberty loving,
btitniso 81 tbef6ost Bifls luEing churches Of
Shisor other lands. And now let me say in
aeoheJusieu.s looking at this matter in the light
OF revelation, we feel con6dsnt II saying
that freedom must increase but slavery must
'dkcfease until freed On hlk become uniyer-
sal the world over, and slavery shall ''periah
,from OF the earth and from nnder these
hesvens.m May God iH bis mercy hasten
this desirable end. '' af. ID
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POSTAGE on THE LRADER.

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& The postage on the Daily Leader to any
Plsce within the State, per quarter in ad-
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per quarter, o cent?. Within Ceyahogs
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dlotdsII

M MANHATF Al N lH OTE1.---N0s.
LNA 5, snas slsEFey sire. q d9eT lleI3 R5e.i
Proptietors. HrEsins late 81 huErl gsfaat
Hense, Boston. b. Q. ne, lais 81 LeT5p7 3 llotal
hsW AoFa- oeel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12
EVFRY HORSF IOWVFP
nlnTI0N
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
COMPOUND REMEDY ID

n fOAJM EA9UIala III ~ M El(L DE-
"a SIGNED. 20 Be TIE most elsctsal ALrEsATTTE
that can Be made. Il is coacsn trIfsd eTfracf Of
PaD satsaparillas 90 oombined with other substan-
ess o. still greater AteratiFe power e. to afford an
elective antidOte fer the diseases Sarsaparilai
puted to cure It is believed that such remedy Is
wanted By those Who suffer NOM Strunz0us COM
plants, and that one which VIII accomplish their
cure must prove Of immense ssrTice 70 this large
class Of anictsd siloE-oifi1ena. HoW complete
pertinent many ol the worst cases . Be found In
the following com plaints
IIoss AND ERUPTfVE DIsEAsEs, ULcERs, PIrJPLEs,
bEorenzs, 9u90Ess SAIL kAEUn, seALD HAD,
DISEASE DRoPsT, hEURALeIA Oh Tic DouLouREUI,
DEBILITY BT5PEPsIA AND lNDIaEsSIoE, ERTsiPELas,
class o. complaints arising nom 1mpuFity of the
This compound win be found 8. sreat promoter Of
hun0Fs which fsssr IN ths blood 4 that season of
the year. By tn timely expqilion Of them mspy
tudss can, b the aid % thiE rsnedg spara them
selves from the endurance Of foul eruptions and ul
qsrQus sores tArpuEh Ehch the system viii strive
through the natural channels Of the body b an al
terative medieine- Cleanse out TIE Titiated blood
tie skin n pln pies, eruptonsi or Sores cleanse ig
when you hnd q oestrueted aud llaggish in the
ings viii Sell you Wheu- Efens ulere particular
disorder s felt, pe9ee snioF better health and live
healthy and aA 9 Felli bul With this pabulum Of
ne dlsofdsred, tneEe can = no lasting health;-
great machinery of is i5 disOrderod or 0FerthrOwa
S9raapurilla has, and deserves much, the reputa-
ton Of accont1li51in t118e ends. But the world
has been ersgoaslg deceived b preparations Of t.
aartiy because the drug along has net al the virtue
that e claimed q ill 6pi n,oE eee1lss many pre-
paraunsi pretending % Be concentrated ox tracts OF
it, oul1H 6ut sIle Of the virtue Of Sarsaparila
burinS Isfs yearS the public have been mislsd yb
iarge bottles protendi1g 70 give quart Of Extract
Of Sarsaparills for dollar. Most of these have
been frauds Ep9n The ack, Tor they not only contain
littla. u anJs 6ar5aparila, but often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter and painful diz
appointment has followed the OF the various eE-
tracts Of Sarsapsrlla which dood the market, until
tbs name itself 4 luatly deapilo and has become
Eynonymous win ln11oaiflun an1 cheat 5tlil We
Gall this compound 6arsaparii and Intend 70 sup
ply such remedy e shall rescs ta name ironl thp
load Of obloqny uhich ragtg tou icy And We think
W have ground for balisgilg q 1la virtues Whioh
aro irreaiatihls bT the QfdHar7 r ol the diseases
Il is intended 70 cure ia orsf 70 gecure their con-
blata eradication nom She system ha facdy should
b Jnuiciousiy taken accorung . directions tbs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12
MOTHER's REAp nm.

The following is an extraot ffoIR a letter WFittsp
b. the pastor Of q Baptist Church the s. yournal
and MesssngeF.' Cincinnati, Ohio, and tpsaks vol
umes IN av0r OF that WOrld-rsnOWned medicine oi
Ma WIEsIoW's s0oTmNe sTAUP ron OmLDEEH
RnEfHiSa.
Winsioe Soothing Syrup. Now never said
R0rd in .aFor Of a patent medicine b,tOrs IN our Ie
but sei compelled say your readers, that this
no humbug-wE HAvs TRIED IT. AND KNOW II 10
ALI IT oLAlHs. It il probably, one Of ths most
oossstul medicines Of the day because It iH one OF
the best And thse Of your readers who have babies
sant DO better than 70 lay in B supply" .- ei.tt..
SasssTi isswspt p snnfheE column, aauqsRH
REM0~VA r5.f.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12
rrh oa.Auhi oatnrThi csiarrhi {
~ 4 ~ Hor li,rss3 ai

hos1apdr cf psrsops suffer al sorts q Anac5snes
: Fom Uatarrh. Most psops kaoN lEha. - ineoRse.
hsehoo and retalil ara ~ but Nv know hbv.itoas
bseursd Its simply chronic Irritation, ana olt-
ea eniarunent o, isiioei, aad oohssa nent thitksu
ing ofthe Huooua nsnhThns, lining the nasal ezVi-
ssi frontal lihussa, ahd sonetiust t1toudlnf info
ths threat and lunes From ilis result tghtasss
ana sflua Vsrtisgoi She hos. obstrnofsa nose
rraiuts a1v of mueui ios e1snsll nasal VOlse, ana
sitsn impaired hearins snd tasls. Ia
The cid school remedies have never been hbla % d
anr thing Cor t. Nasal Injections and inhalatiaRs
ara painful and extensive e. they gaRerklly nEe
WORTHLESS. YET Humphreys CatArrh ftsihe, sslHa-.
pla suGAR PILL, taken two OF three tnes per
aay, promptly cures the milaor oassui oEei a. onte
al colds in the head and radically euret, By Psrse-
gerina use. he ost obsiaats Gases, proved by
the cxpeVisnce Of hundFeds. as -.
Prics y cents pr box. aith directions bozes 3.
Sent b. snail or oSprosl, fres ef ehargo On reosipt
Of ths prics. Address, 3 .u1ol
Or. +. HUaiPHREvS CO.,
Ne. 80 BrosdeaY MI.
Eold by n " SaekfdsP, and Uhurchiil Bro.
IN 9TH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

i Sgr Restorative Cordial and Blood Reno
vasor-iluader allow us to call yOEr attention e
tbIs excellent article, advertised in anotEef eolumn
The name Of the proprietor IL alroady hIniliar a.
hsnsshsid world an osur the land and is suilesui
sttranfso q The ezoeiienoa Of tha Cordial. Il b
rd,s ss.shy tonlo sas1lsd b uII olaasss Of CASES
where there is weakness or debility, and should b.
tu the hands nos only Of sgsry invalid but also ever
fsmily. Il q pleasant, safe and oHoacious Reader
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DAILY LEADER.


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,ERAMES-.- t.5sffH .. --,
FOR eHAKsPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS =
y IHF fsh iAhd VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
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TERMS OFTHE WEEKLY LEADERS
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given.
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A6ATNSf FIRE
UonBtanily On hfitd and f5r ale b. The asoni .
j. ispot, SO. s. asigsrinr dtrsgl, 3 laree as,9f
hoes slsfig ee'gsrated lltspAh -. -
ias rslsliC . csiied.- - Z : "a. - 4NVAssa
/ Z. -.l-lla --.-L.I L...--..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

WoBIH KNowIse.-Prqf Wood, whose i'd
sertisousnl ail b found III another column, ha'
iroovsreS renadg Or the tray aud haia, which 10
st ooss pfacfIrabls and chaas. II rslrlfes no dye
Inc, ne Wig, nor extraordinary tronbls. There can
Be- no doubt WhateTor Of its efficacy. We have sePH
testimonials almost without number, and from men
Of gnat ntellEsnes, high stand nc and moral worth
Those Who have been bald for years aTs now wear
ing their own Hair, and appear ten years geuDger
thsn they did tix months ago As in most cases.
gray hairs and bald heads are beth premature and
oanstural Il is duty 70 remedy them By tba naiu-
IA nad unSoabted nsans which Prof Wood has En
rented and now kindly oaera 70 the afiietsd, BEAD
HIS advertisements, try his wonderful remedy, and
sivs the Profssor a neE tsstimohiil.-tM Memphis
Whig. FL HrH ..
----sofs ~, AZ rssr.ctsbIs f,rIfr-5sfs.l
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2 TRI.WKEkLY LEADER.

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and any larger number at the latter rate
For club Of twenty, an extra copy will be
sent For club Of forty, We send the Daily
LEADER gratis One year. The Tri-Weekly
contains the entire reading matter Of the
DAILY.
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q sENEeA sTREET.


pgEIkes afier tha atast and best msthods snail I
fssaio9ssls eqlag1 iHeiH iing soierlno and Aagsa;
O1EA8 Ne, Ladies and G6nfltlhah need huy. 10 H
heR tati9n n eendinF Foads Of the rqlt dteat csf
% 81 sahrlc- bqQrrt Elnmeg 5iraneo and drs1s' y
henaulbari No. - Hs1ssl -. ~
sa1l4. lil.Ff4 AAA8iA V464AA-
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UNTHEBSAL,o UNTKERgAI

iI. UNfNER8AL,1 DNIKERGAL,
T.. 77To bifi IS THE PRAISE or s.,..,
a.i-fs DIR. g. gRI6HARDsON's. ,-e
SHERRY WINE BITTERR,
The Oeiebratod Nov England Reaiodb ior sl
HABITUAL lC'0ESTIPA FIOk,
Iaundioe, Fever and ehs, Gehsral bsbIttv. and
sif7 aii Diseases arising ron 3 0is6uisssd
asis ;ytl sionAeh,, ,LiRF er B9Eell,
.TyHEY ARE USED AND RE-
4 COMMENDED by ls.adinR PAyuioiSns q tie
co,HtEys and al who try them Pronouno9 them IN
pr. JAMES L. LEEPER, Eritsa from Esvurra,
stark Coanty, Ohio ,sThe Bitters aTa hi4hly prA8-
ed Py those 1 sgs9EiIRg from Indigs'tion' yFPsPsa
E.s. DAVIS, Postmnstss - VtilIismpbrf, Ohio,
say s-<sshsF give Rraat satisfaction. usa them NJ
self having taken cold, become prostrato and lost
my Appetite. Il relieved ne. an can rbcommsnd
Is with Ersat Fssurahcs of ita merif4P'
US ba tbey are the enc most Z 1sbis % sdan2 Osls
Hs has RECOMMENDED them With Ersst success, aud
With Nth ts9 a59 GSSsrs @SS sfiS q PPon q t-
THOMAS STAMFORD, Esq, Blountsvills, Bsury
Co. Ind writes uEa long lstlsfi opdsr die q May
for three years with greet uorvous debility palpita
tor OF she heart q tue most sewers and Frustrating
IL restored, and an now in robust hbalThI'
GEOhGE W. HOFFMAN says he was saiietsd
With rhsumsiim tS sa. i2F tGssPt yse z s g vsfegS
tOrulat ana ~ lut ulie 9i ABlleE lHo
years we'll; ths Bitters eectinE the cure when
eral Physicians attending him could do em good
Heeags-'' For Rheuuatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Kidney Affection or Dropsy, it lsa speei6c
certain remedy. U7fNte Hi UoI o.
J!rWs HUNT writes from; Delphos, Allen County,
25o @ 5es98 ERs5s ss5 sas A9s 5I BrdSsd. decide.
merit in all cases Of EsysE and AGqas Dypepa and
General Debility, t-...-r n
DIX GALLEHERs, MD, writes from Van Wsrt
Ohio-''I most respectfully eecummohd tbs sherry
Wine Bitters 80 the notHq Of DyRpePtq PERSONS and
10 al who require stimulating medicine- I'D %.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE REeHIf ING DAILY.
lss-Fuli Dlfsctions Aedompang Each Bottle.
SOLD BY DRUGGisTs EvBRYWHEBE
Pfies rs Centg per B6itl4
~ u N. HARRIS / CO., Probrietols
Cincinnati, o. lor the Western stetsa.
I SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL By
sa 3. ,. ..GATLORD,. CleFelsuc. r. .
@. s. MACKENZIE, do
WILLIAM RI8KE, do-rr
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

s-It may not be generally known that
Or. 6. o. Riehardton, the discover Of ths sherry
Eins Biiter1 was regular pbysician sad Eradu-
aio ~ The NeW Hampshire Medical College. This
BEING the case. the public have confidence in them,
and theY, at all times have rapid .aie, are looked
upon - the production Of man Of profound learn
ing IN medicine.
Ths Sherry Wine Bittsrs efa Ger aais By Gaylord
Hammond, Strong a Armstrong, and Q, 3 Mseksn-
ale, ClsTaiand, q.