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, 1862-03-09

LII 1SA4VhAOSs 4SktEA I'LL W. Ic*1A Will fETT
great interest BY those persons who arc suffer-
in from consumption, and particularly as the
ply sician whose services are so greatfulIy ack-
nowle6gcd is now On professional visit to
this city:
The latter part of 1858 was attacked with
pleurlsy, 50 called by DR.. Reese, who attended
nc, nc, and and advised M i .3 nc to go South: went to
found no benefit returned to New York,
and still continued sinking, losing flesh and
appetite, and daily growing more and more
helpless. Ny cSpectoration was very bad,
strakcd with blood cough raekingg- might
symptoms Of diseased lungs. And so little
benefit had I e7er derived from the practice
thcE pursued, that I gave up all hope Of Iir-
ing and all use Of medicines, sold out my iu-
tcrest in the printing business, and looked for
my death, from which thought no earthly
means could t1en saye me.
Such was my condition when was told
ct the success OF Dr.. Hunter, and advised to
consult him without delay; did go. He ex-
a1nined me-to1d me- my case was serious
oncIgaFe me no promise more than to do his
best for me, and put me at once under active
treatment By inhalation. This was in Fcbru-
ary, 1S54 A few days satisfied me that the
meuiclnesl inhaled were acting flVorablr and
directly OH my disease. The worst symptoms
diminished. la.nI5; n ny courage increased Ny i'm
vered for months. In May following ! was
ablc to resume Office duties, and from that
time to this, have not been Ill single day
am less liable to colds than formerly, and an
in better health and weigh more than have
done for ten years. Are these not facts for
which to be grateful Moreover, DR.. Hun
ter's kindness and attention to me during that
trying time can never be forgotten.
-" am happy to have it in my power to rive
this statement Of facts without further com
ment. JAS. II. CLAYTON,
Is and 27 Cedar street, New York.n
, 1862-03-09
Chr Triht11re.
THE CITY.

CIosED--Thc Central Skating Park has
been closed for the season. Reason: want Of
ice and prevalence Of mud.
, 1862-03-09

cE Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn st., aud Ec
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nov1s
, 1862-03-09

FOR wEEK ENDING MARCH 8, 1862.
SATURDAY EVENING, March S, 1861
The receipts Of Live Hogs at the various yards
during the week ending to-day were AZ follows:
, 1862-03-09

SATURDAY EVENING. 1Iareh s.
EEcErrTE FOB LAST Tw.EETY-FouR HOURS.
, 1862-03-09

a BENEFIT Ton Our WousDEo so7n1rpa
AT The request Of the Ladies' Hospital Re-.
Lief Society Of this city, tho tahlcaux of 1ha
late Festival Of the Church of the Reace,oer
will be repeated in Bryan Hall next THURSDAY
evening, for the benefit Of our soldiers wounded
at Fort. DonclEon and elsewhere. There has
been very general request Tor repetition Of
these tableaux, which were pronounced by all
who faw them, superior to anything Of tho
kind ever before exhibited in Chicago. The
,tablean1 were pantomimic1 charades and stat
nary. a large number Of new representations
xf1 be added, together with the pantomimic
ballad Of +'!Auld Robin Grey" and an effort is
being made tosecure for the occasion the best
musical talent Of The city. One thing is ccr-
tam, the entertainment Will be Of the highest
order as to its artistic character. Our loyal
people viii, we arc confident, extend to it the
Inc most generous patronage; for al1 hearts
are keenly alive to the necessities Of cur brave
men, Wounded in past conflicts, and who viii
need increasingly help after the battles constant.
y expected down the Mississippi,
, 1862-03-09

CArsn1.-Jo1la Paine, a well known thief
about town and deserter from tho 51st Il1i-
nois regiment, was arrested Oh Friday night by
Capt. Turtle Of the West Side Police, charged
with The larceny Of cloths from The store Of
Mr.. GoodFidge, Dcsplains street near Kinzie,
some six weeks ago. He was examined ut
the A1mory yesterday afternoon, and held to
bail in the sum Of $500 for his appearance at
the Recorders Court, and committed in dc.
fault. In addition to the above, this man was
a dcscrtcr from tho city Bridwel1, where he
had been confined on a charge of disorderly,
in knocking 81 Goodridge down when in the
tic act Of a1reeting him with the stolen cloth
in his possession
, 1862-03-09

e For cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
go to Cook & Mclean, e8 DeatboEn-st1eet. This
old established house do better aud cheaper work
than auY in the city. feb2f-lF
, 1862-03-09

TIE UNION DEFENCE CoMl1rTEE.-Therc
viii be = meeting Of the Onion Defence Com
Committee at their rooms on Lasallc street
On Monday evening at : O'clock 4 full at.
tendance is requested, as business o. u1acl,
Importance is TO be transacted.
, 1862-03-09

SKETCH OF CAsn WELLS, DENVER CITY
Mr. John T. Dillingham;, the artist from our
city, has, VIC learn, been skctching a view OF
Camp Wells, the barracks for the United
States troops at Denver City. It is pronoun-
ced by the press there, to be the finest thing
Of the kind ever produced in the west; and
has received the highest praise from all the
officers in that division Of the army. We are
pleased to zee The talents Of our Chicago boys
appreciated, and trust that the artist may
meet with all the success his merit deserves
It is understood that the Governor is making
arrangements to hare the drawing lithograph-
cd and nubIiehel.
, 1862-03-09

Goyrrnor A. ". Randall Of
Wisconsin, r. S. Mathcr, End Illinois Ar
tllery, and Capt Eddy, U. S. Quartermaster
1T Springfield, and late Of Madison, Wiscon-
Sin, were 1T the fremont House last evening.
Coz. Randall has lately received the appoint
mcut Of Minister to Rome and leaves for the
Eternal City some time il April.
, 1862-03-09

SOME Hocs--A gentleman from Lyons, in
this county, by the name Of n. S. Carrinston
has lately brought to tho city seven hogs, less
than eighteen months old, which weighed in
the aggregate ., ,oss3 pounds, an average 0: 46:
pounds each.
, 1862-03-09

GRA1rFrHe.-The Church Of the Holy
Communion, we arc pleased to learn, is
rapidly increasing in numbers, and bids fair
soon to occupy its former position among the
churches Of the city. Services are held every
Sunday at 1890 A. II. and $50 T. IL. Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ Seats free.
, 1862-03-09

4 NEW FlLTER~-3Fc notice in the last
number Of the tsciaati3lc d'acr;ta1 that Mr. G.
3. Davis Of Chicago, has obtained a patent
upon his Improved Water Filter VIC are
glad M. Davis has secured patent upon this
valuable invention We have one Of them in
use, and arc happy to say all that is claimed
by the manufacturer is fully borne out in our
experience Our lydrant water is made By
this Filter perfectly clear and free from i'll i'm
PARTIES or bad smell so much complained Of
We would advise al who arc not supplied, to
call at No. So LaSal1e street, and secure one
at once.
, 1862-03-09

CoTToN SEED.-The attention of our read
ers is called TO the advertisement Of aIcssrs.
", F. Dewey & Co., No 95 Wal11st1cct, New
Yof7, who arc able to supply upland cotton
seed, from Mississippi and Tennessee, III guam
tjtics 10 suit purchasers.
, 1862-03-09

E James Cosgroye, A5jutant Of the
Irish Brigade at ca1np Douglas, and who was
arrested here and taken to Detroit, some time
since, for trial Tor the seduction Of young
woman, has got of, the jury falling to agree
The otfcnsc, it is said, was committed at De-
tIo1t soon alter he returned from Lexington.
The defense alleged in l'al1iation that Cos
grove was t'seaslIy dr71nk'' at the time, and
therefore was not exactly responsible for his
conduct The jury stood 10 for conviction
and against.
, 1862-03-09

ELI teS eSaias!3E ps9ok Wes: Wstee s1ees, between
Randolph ana kedlsoA at4. C1icSEo nj
Eoss o4ce address Box N orSM,v
, 1862-03-09

SUCCESSFUL T1LL-71:1EF.-On Saturday last
as Mr.. E. G. Norton, No. 47G State street, was
standing near his dry goods store talking with
another gentleman, so1nc expert tin-thlef, at
present unknown, entered the place, seized :,
small box which WIS beneath the counter,
containing inc gold watch, fifty dollars in
cash, some deeds and insurance policies, and
made good his escape. The box and docu-
ments we're soon after discovered on the prem
1=esa djoining hr.Sorton's, but as yeti the thief
Las cl1ldcd the yigilcnce Of the rolicc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

JUDsON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLs.-TIow strange
and wonderful often to that medicine
posed Of simple mountain herbs and roots should search
out and cure disease. How surprising that the Indians
should know and preserve long and well secret that
has escaped the search OF the greatest physicians the
world True, the ancient inhabitants Of Mex
leo strange race found by the Spaniards living in
large cities and allowing for their strange customs and
and religion well civilized their conquerors In the
words of writer OF celebrity Thcy have persisted
from the EARTH their cities gigantic piles Of ruins their
Kings and Princes mighty in their life forgotten -:
their ruins and their medicines alone left" The unit
ed testimony of all intelligent persons is, that JUsDoNs
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS the most successful medi-
cine in the world in curing diseases.
Judson's Mountain Herb pills sold by all sdcins
Dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

U00O-Dy.- yesterday morning the Ceuar
Falls company, the muster roll Of which is
published in this paper, left fer Dubuque, the
rendezvous Of the 32nd regiment, into which
this company goes Good-by boys! you bear
with you the best wishes of hosts Of friends
We shall miss you in our social and business
life; the absence of your familiar faces from
our business haunts, our social gatherings,
and the places we have been wont to meet,
will long DC felt. BY many freside in this
quiet village on this calm September eve, arc
gentle voices speaking your names in the
tremulous cadences Of sorrowing love. Ma
ny pillow will this night be wet with tears
that well up from woman's loving, trusting
heart, mourning the necessity of that stern
duty which removed from her the protector
and supporter around whom the tendrs of
her heart were so firmly woven. In many a
home this night will the voice of prayer be
heard, in earnest, pleading tones to the God
Of battles, that He will guard and protect
you from all harm, and in His infinite mer-
cy restore you to us We shall hope to meet
you one and all again; but, should it be 9TH
erwiso, we will cherish your mcmory as that
of heroes; upon the tablets Of our hearts we
will carve your memorial, and from genera
ton to generation hand down the record of
your heroic lives and illustrious deaths, and
the record shall be more lasting than the gray
marble Of the sculptured obelisk
Then boys, brother, Good-by. We know
that wherever you go you will do us honor,
and will oft-timcs think Of the loved ones
at home" We shall watch your future move
mcnts with the kecnest interest.
This company bears with 1t our brother,
our only brother For years we have stood
shoulder to shoulder wrestling with the world
for cur need of patient labor, our aims and
interests ono; and now he has gone it seems
as though the better part Of ourself had gone
with his going We miss him, shall miss
him; but we would not call him back. He
will do his duty,-we would have him do his
duty, -evcn though the penalty be the fear
full one Of his never returning to us again.
But should he fall in defence of his country,
we should consider that he had far greater
claim upon your grateful memory than we,
should we live to have our hair silvered with
age, and 60 to the grave having been the re-
cipient of every peaceful honor you could
shower upon US. Good-by George.
There also went into Dubuque this morn
ing from here, Capt. Socum's company from
Floyd County, consisting Of ninety five stall
wart men.
There was large crowd at the depot to
bid gsod-by to the departing volunteers, and
many sorrowing cace, with streaming eyes,
bore testimony how great was the sacrifice
being offered upon the altar of our country
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

At Home-Capt. SMITH and Orderly Ser
geant PULvER, both of the Third Iowa, return
cd to this place last Monday evening. They
arc authorized to recruit for their regiment,
and their stay somewhat depends upon their
success in procuring men. They bring sat
isfactory intelligence from company X: and
say the boys have never enjoyed better health
nor have they been more pleasantly situated,
since entering the service.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05
COM M f. r. CT AL.
CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE,
Friday September s. 1852

CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE UFFIUE,
Friday, September 5, 1862. (
yyheat.-The market has been very much mixed the
past week. The heavy rains for little time has wet
the wheat in stack and makes It bad to market just
We quote as follows No. old wheat 81 to Gs. New
from IS to GO as to quality There has been but little
done in the way OF business Soldiers and the draft
taking every one's attention The market in Chicago has
suffered large decline within the past days and OF
shall have corresponding decline here. No.
old wheat to day 50 to 62I. New ~ to %.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Susrd Prescntation.-Lieut. FRAME, DALE,
of this place, has been presented with fine
sword and belt, the gift Of the employees Of
the American Express Company in Dubuque.
FRANK says the sword shall be 'untarnshed
except by the marks of faithful and henora-
bic service" ..-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Steel Plo,cs.-Seo advertisement Of the
Patent Cast Steel Piew. They are without
doubt the best and most durable, and conse
quently the cheapest, pillow ever introduced
to the public. BY reading the advertisement
you may gain good idea of this new article.
Messrs. BAkNUM & MELENDY are the agents
for this section.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Muster Roll Of the Cedar Falls Company.
We this week give the muster roll of the
company which yesterday left this place
to rendezvous at Dubuque. The one pub
lishcd two weeks since was not complete, did
not give the non commissioned officers and
the residences Of the volunteers. The follow
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

The Drqtt.-We publish this week list
of the able-b men Of this Town, be-
tween the ages Of Is and As, who are liable
to the draft. Assessor Culver informs us
that the number Of men enlisted from this
place, previous to the last call, was 90: the
number enlisted since then, 80: leaving $50
men now in this place, subject to military du'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Remember the Fair.-The Sixth Annual
Fair of the Cedar Valley Agricultural Sscie-
ty, will be held on the old Fair Grounds, Sep
TENDER %, "a and 25th, 1862. The officers
and Directors are doing all they can to make
tho Fair a success. The Rail Road will carry
passengers at half price, and stock free. The
Secretary, Mr.. G. B. VanSaun, will have his
books opened on Saturday next, for the enter
in: Of articles Don't put it off. Remember,
Tuesday, the 23rd, is the 6rst day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

York for the Hid Societies.-Th Surgeon
General has issued an appeal to the loyal
women and children Of the United States,
which reads as follows:
The supply Of lint IN the markets is near
ly exhausted. The brave men wounded IN
defence of their country, will soon be in want
of it. appeal to you to come to our aid in
supplying us with the necessary article
There is scarcely woman or child who cam
not scrape lint, and there is no way in which
their assistance can be more usefully given
than in furnishing US the means to dress the
wounds of those who fall in defense of their
rights and their homes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Concert this Eueain9.-The cantata of the
Flower Queen, which was. announced for
performance last Wednesday evening, was
postponed. to. this evening. The entertain
msnt is to be given in Overman's Hall.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Roback's Bitters,-Wc publish this week
the advertisement of Dr. RoBAcK's Celebrat-
ed Bittors. The DR.. has kindly presented
us with couple of bottles, and it is our opin,
ion that the contents thereof care good to
take" These bitters are widely celebrated
for their curative and strengthening proper
ties, and we hope will meet with large sale
in this vicinity. Or. RoBAck presented q
bottle to the editor Of the Richmond (ky.)
Messenger and the following notice from said
paper explains itself:
MORGAN, THE GUERILLA CHIEFTAIN, AGooD
JUDGE OF 'SoxErnING TO TAKE" AS WE'LL As
Observation-Disclosures thieves, during their
brief stay in this place, found time to break
into our Office and steal our flags, which they
sacrileglously tore up and trampled in tn.
dust. They also broke into our desk and
stole q bottle of "Bitters'' which had beer
presented to us by DR.. Roback. We ars
very sorry we forgot to flavor the Bitters with
a dose of strychnine or ratsbane.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Mlitary.-During the presen week there
have six companies passed through this place.
One from Cerro Gordo, one from Mitchell,
one from Floyd, and three from Bremen and
Chickasaw. The last mentioned came in
last evening and left this morning by rail
road for Dubuque. They made quite an i'm
posing caya lcado coming into town. There
must have been at least seventy-five teams
in the procession, and many of them four
horse. They were escorted by the Waverly
Brass Band, which discoursed excellent
music. 1t would seem as though there
would be no men left in the Northern part of
this State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Who'U do twill some Ionc bring us
few bushels Of potatoes, Of the new crop, on
subscription. The highest market price will
Ia mid "...t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05
To Whem 1t Nay Concern =
United STATES OF AMERICA, !
..- ...... Black Hawk Co. Iowa.

10 W NeW u -u0y CVHce'"
United STATES OF AMERICA, l
....- .....r. Black Hawk Co. Iowa.
Notice is hereby given that the under
-signed, Commissioner to superintend the
Draft of the militia in the county of Black
Hawk, and State Of Iowa, under General
Orders Ne. 90, from the War Department,
will receive and determine claims Of excmp-
ton from Draft at
CEDAR FALLS
as follows viz: On Thursday the 4th inst,
applications from Cedar Falls. On Friday,
the 9Th, from Union and Washington town
ships. On Saturday the 9th, from Mt. Yer
non and Bennington. At
WATERLOO
on Monday, the 9Th, from East and West
Waterloo. On Tuesday, the 9th, from Big
Greek and Eagle townships. On Wednesday
the 10th, from Orange, Cedar, Lincoln and
Blackhawk. On Thursday, the 18th, from
Lester. Barclay, Fox, Poyner, and Spring
Creck-at 10 o'clock A. N. of said days, and
frsn day to day until all such claims are de-
termined.
JOHN H. BROWN.
DR.. Barber, the Surgeon appointed to OK.
anime applicants who claim exemption on
account of disease, &C., will be with the Com
missioner on the days above named.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Fair.-Notice is hereby given that will
receive bids for furnishing refreshments on
the Fair grounds for the coming Fair Of the
Cedar Valley Agricultural Society.
~ A. D. BARNUM Treas,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Nemphis Papers.-We are indebted to
Ssrgt BoGGs, Of the Third Iowa, for Mem
phis papers of late date. Also to Orderly
Sergeant PULvER, who delivered them to US.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Nelens.--H. w. ABBY, Esq Of Washing,
ton township has our thanks for the finest
tnelons we have seen or tasted this season
Oh! that there were more ABBys.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Dissolution Notics.-The 6rm of P. CRos-
BY & Son is dissolved. The junior member
has enlisted See notice in another column
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Rebellion Record.-We have received No
XXI Of this invaluable publication. 1t is
embellished with steel portraits of Secretary
Stanton and the late Col. Z. D. Baker.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Burglary.-Last Saturday night the house
of Mr.. BURNS was entered by some daring
burglar, and one hundred and seventy-two
dollars and seventy five cents, stolen. The
money was in Mr.. BIS pants, and in the morn
ing they were found outside of the house,
minus the cash. The burglary was probably
committed early in the morning, as men,
Der Of the family did not retire until o'clock.
These little episodes are becoming quite too
common in this vicinity, and efforts should
be made to detect the perpetrators.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

List Of Persons liable to Draft I'm
the Town OF Cedar Falls, ns
shown by the Assessors Roll:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

Ne,o .Stoch Of Boots and Shoes Just Receio-
ed.-Men and boys Custom Made Kip Boots
also the celebrated Monitor Boots, just tho
thing for the Fall and Winter wear, now on
hand at A. TRowBRIDGE's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05
ID I f. d.

On yesterday, ROYAL CHARLES, son Of DR.. r. Nc
TAGGARr of this town. aged years and months.
Funeral services at the house to-day at o'clock.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05
EinixlG ~ Lyon
Sewing Machine Company
53S broadway, New York.
uroncb Office, lO2 Lake street.
chicago, HI.

!13S broadway, Nc" l. oiN'
Chicago, HI.
v1ov THE PURPOSE OF FACILITATING TIE
r Sewing Machine Trade in the west, the fiNhLh
LYON SEWING MACHINE CO have opened p srI
nent oice in Chicago No 102 Lake Street tnrs hoorD
M y ,'snol charges for freight Machines from Ne"
yrh 10 Chicago will be added the New York prices i
every other respect the business OF 's c a.,
lao dane on the faue at the parent ONCE III y.
full as sorment of Machines, with all the a'e prore
ments is already in the Chicago Office and al M
WorLses and Sewing Machine Findings VIII be PfsmPuy
filed. -, IL. Tho pi,tIe 4 Ivan
S9r i; smec;av commended This Circular can bs
aI on annication ~ is very specific, and will b. found
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The following brief quotation Is VI VIZ
tire Circular:
"7his Machine is better adapted than any othsr,2
ina rohine i market 10 the Frequent chdhgesdho o.
most endless yariey IF seqofng reqnrtd az Jm"iny,
for mW SEQ from one 10 trenty Micknssses har
gGte. . o, ,r,, u ~. paest oase 10 he
eoen tie stouest harness leather sethon ~ ~
feet needle tension, or making any o"J"'e"
machine achaterer." "a. . ...... .. ..,.
Thus have we successfully overcome the most dihcus
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umph. Denanty can we now say, NO 'h III, ws mi
omost without .xceptiontaken the highest pre-
mum, whenever the Machine has bess properly sSeea
In competition with other firstclass sewing .
Hence II IL that we are able TO offer the foAoyng guaran
tee, viz: "we warrant every Machine We s m 10
satisfacti ion than other sewing haCu"s III
market OF money refunded" We never sell hacn,hs
on nnv other terms The guarantee Is as reliable az Wy
note Of any business man In the land for more , !,
wears have We relied upon such facts for the on
our Machine; and without single travelling agent n, W
here lie Machine Is not favsrably known We prefer
snch reputation to one based mere talking polns,
az they are technically called in the trade: henue w.
make but kind Of stitch, viz the lock s ~ ashr
both sldes requiring only third the thread " o''t'
kinds OF stitches. .,x.,,h
~ B-Local Agents wanted 10 every county ''tousA
out the West. Special Inducements offered.
FINKLE & LYON s. N. COO, .A
23-1y 53S DROADWAI, "" 1O"A.