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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06
FREEMASON,
PJBLEsHED AT WAsHISGT0N, D. @.
viii The Secretary Read this in lis Lodge:

TO ths ". W. and Secretary Of eact Lodge in the
GATED States:
Some lodges in Pennsylvania and Ohio have been gross
y swndled by individual calling himself Barbelheimer,
Mcihany &C. and processing to act agent for our pa
per. without authority, and appropriag the receipts to
himself This notice is designed 10 protect your ledge
from swndling. IL have been swindedt Owe ask that
You will furnish us with information concerning him. and
giJe the OF the brethren swndled sending receipts
Do not brethren the Importance OF your lodge
being IN possession Of the NATIONAL FRssMAsoN that you
may he Informed of these travelling imposers?
The NATIONAL fREEMA furnishes large amount OF
valuable masonic reading matter II eschews political
controversies II has nothing TO do with what is not
knovledgcd everywhere and by all to be accredited Ma
sorry. II promotes conferences and not controversies IL
d"prtcetos divisions and ynperaton. 1t advocates TO
particular iituasn. IT aims to develop and organize
masonic charity. It Is national in its character and Is not
the organ Of ady jurisdiction exclusively. II has met with
unprecedented masonic favor.
Are you disposed to encourage this unself enter
PRISE at the national capalr How many copies will your
lodge take TO preserve in its archives for binding? win
you two copies Of the first volume and two copies Of
the current volume, each 81? How many copies will your
lodge take for the widows of the same? How many cop
les by the lodge to be sent to the masonic soldiers OF the
army through the masonic mission otherwise? How
many bl etren will each take copy? VIII you, dear
brethen that the lodge acts distinctly each propo
son? win you take sheet of paper and make several
columns for the Of each subscriber; another
column for his post Office address the third for the time
10 the suhscription and the fourth for the
amount paid? Send IL to the address Of Dr.. McMurdy
Box 952, Washington City.
have performed my labor, editorial and mechanical,
for nearly two years without any compensation, CIV
ing away soldiers and others thousands Of copies win
you not do little for yourselves, your LODGE and the
Masons Of the army and hospitals, who mplorngy ask
for cur paper? ...
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The government is designed to promote the prosperity
and happiness of both Students and TEACHERS. This
will commend itself to every well disposed mud and
ceive the cordial sufYesrt # rgrta,,v al ,n"n.y
avoided. All are furnished with stove. chairs
bedseHd wash stand, wardrobe and mirror. Gentlemen
will furnish quilts, sheets, and pillow slips Ladies' re
10 furnish all their bedding they generally prefer
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- FEffs HtMAS FACE DIVINE" 4 Tesc !SU.tom
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Phases OF Human Character the sane and the insane
Inc Virtuous AMI TIE vicous-PaYsIoGSoMy FrHso ony
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Calendar.
Fall Term commences September ist and closes De
cember LIST, 1864. Winter Term commences Decenbe,
10Th, 1864, and closes March 18th, ls65 summer Term
commences March 29th, and closes June 18th, 1866.
II is very desirable that Students enter at the
mencement Of the terms.
No person need apply for admission who cannot
will not conform to the published Bylaws Of the nst
tuition
Rev. II. 5. BRCNSON, Pre~t. Board Trustees.
l.. ". WATERBURY, Secretary.
Rev. F. G. MATTER. fgcut
Rev. u. $. RRUNSOS,
En-. CUAMnNRLAlS, Erecutics Committee.
J. T.. ROHERTS0S,
FArErTg, Fayette County, Iowa. Aug. !, 1864. 2l:tf
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location.

The above named Institution is located at the Vac
Of Fayettc, Fayette county Iowa The situation of tn
Village and its vicinity affords every facility desirable m
Institution Of Lenriing. For health and moral in
nuences OF an eecatcd order it is not perhaps, surpass
ed In the State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

No repusve sectaranism viii he INDUCED or counte-
nanced At the time every effort will be- employed
to encourage and render inv0!ac the professions OF
Christians and to induce all TO adopt the religion Of
Christ TO all who respect Christianity and its nstitu-
tons, the welcome hand will he heartily extended. To
those whose influence is preudicia to Religion and good
morals, no protracted stay can be allowed.
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/ o Box 2i.5.


Treasury Department, Fourth Auditors Office
Washington, D. & 9th October, l>t4
an acquainted with II. Talbot Esq. who recent
ly filled responsible place In the Pension Office wbhh
BE- resigned for the purpose of going into business
own account. lie is thoroughly competent and thorough.
J! rtiahe. His acquaintance with Government business
Is sAch that no better coald be slioyed as Agent
for Ot'irr..
STEPHEN ), ". TABOR, FOURTH editor
... Treasury Department, Third Auditors Offce
Washington, d. C., October Isl, lea.
Z. TAlsosr Esq,
DsAK SIR As Claim Agent, your past connection with
shs Department at Washington WI! give you superior sd
yaHtsges In prosecuting claims against the scrrc
] cJ,nnsai Su I" the public.
Wy reps ctf trl,.
=. E.sELLs, Tiki AuI:.cr
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Relief and n Cure will Speedily
Follow.
MANHOOD: NOW LOST, How.RESTopEB.

MANHOOD: now LOST. How.REsToIEB
..,,S just published, edition Of DR.
TSIEf:A CUlycrweH,s New Essay on tn
rd8icIi cure (without medciuel Of SPER
xskiaEsasnY nAroHRinA, Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Seminal Losses IMP"TCSCy Mcntaiand Phys
ical incapacty Impedments TO Marriage, etc. also,
CoSsUsPrIoS EPuEPsr and Frs induced by self :ndul
gence or sexual extravaganza.
sasr- Price, in a sealed envelope only cents
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from thirty years successful practice
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ically cured without the dangerous of lat H.edi,
cine or tho application or the knife-pontg ont mede
os cure, at once slmc cerfain asl eotGH by means
CT which every sufferer, matter what lis condition
ns.y be- may himself chenpiy privately aud rad
issssiy.
gfr~ This Lecture should he in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in plain envelope tn any address
pnstrLd receipt az ak cents, two postage stamps
Address ,hs publishers.
CHAS. J. c. KLINE 4 c.
III BowssY. KsI yssx, pc~r 0sr,x Hcx as0s,
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War Claim Agency.
E, Fl. TALEOTT.


T ATE EXAMINER OF PENSIONS IN TIE DE-
~ pariment at Washington d. c., having signed tina,
position Oct 1st 1854, to establish GENERAL CLAIM
AGENCY at Chicago, offers his services those having
claims against the Government for
PENSION, BOEETE BACK PA J, PRIzE MON.
Ky BOUNTY LiND HORSES LOST
nv THE ARMY, Etc, Etc.
connection of nearly four with the DEPARTMENT
has made him thoroughly familiar with the Laws Forms
Regulations requirements and Rulings governing the
r!nus public offices, thus enabling hin prosecute all
kinds Of CLAIMS with greater dispatch and success
less expense to claimants thar other attorneys No
charges until claims have been allowed ard then only the
legal fee.
49,. References
Hon II Barrett. Commissioner ~ Pensions; Hon T.
Sells Third Auditor: Hon " Tabor Fourth Auditor:
Maj"r-Grn Nurlbu; L Senators Crimes and liar.
han, o; Iowa Hon Fuller, Adj't-Gen Of III Hon A
Saunders Gov of Nebraska aud CongreSSInea Wi.
ron. Hiram Price, Grnne1, W Aiisea 2aa A "
Hubbard. of Iowa.
e7- Office ct No. 20, La Sale Street, opposite Court
House,
CHICAGO, III.
o Box 2I.5
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The Ssoyern,ncpt-

The Boarding Department.
Good board will be furnished students in the building
at 50 Is per week Room rent, $500 per term.
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Preparatory DeD,r.u,nut.
Religious Element,

preparatory department is arranged for al Misses
and Lads not qualified to enter the Academic classes.
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Calendar.

Young ladies viii be charged per term the price Of
wood cut and carried TO their halls No deduction from
price Df tuition for absence unless caused by sickness
The charge for tuition must be paid in advance.
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UPPER; IOWA
/ a. u Nv r. x 8 1T Y I!
The Fall term of this Institution opens for the adms
sion of students Of both sexes,
ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1864
-.o:-
FACULTY.
Esev. WILLIAM Es.sUsH, President,

Professor JOHN sANBOnN and Miss A. ISDEIL
Precrptress.
4. NJ. SANFORD, Teacher of Vocal and Instrument
al Music.
J. L. BOICE, Steward.
Miss Z. c. ROBERTSON, Teacher Of Preparatory.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

These Filters are prepared, in pure Bourbon
Whisky, from combination Of over twenty diff
ferent kinds Of roots, banks and herbs, which
act in perfect concert with the ether, pre-.
pared from the original formula given by the
great chief, Red Jacket, to Dr.. Chaplin, who
used them successfully in his practice for many
years, and by their gained SO great popularity
in the treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Fever and Asur, and all diseases arising from
torpid liver or indigestion. Persons suffering from
either Of these lOatlsO!ne diseases will find sure
by the Of these Gittcrs which perfectly
pure ind free from all those drugs and poisOns
ally pat up In such preparations and pa!med OF OF
an unsaspectilg public. single trial will con-
vince the most skcptical that in the FED JACKET
there IS virtue which 10 other Dittcrs possess.
They strengthen ard invigcrate the system.
They arc unequalei for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stinI!ant in existence.
They are preventive of Fever and Aguo.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
Thsy are perfectly pure and pelatatle.
Aged persons and delicate females VII ind they
large doctors bills by de use oil these Lit
tors.
Beware of coun.ersns. The Red Jacket Bit
on the sist, and our private government stamp
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Terms !:

HsRPER's WEEKLY, one year........... IA 90.
An Eata Copy Of either Me wgxKLY OF MAGAZINE
,cH snpisd gratis for ectry club Of FIVE SrBsoRI
BEES al 81 90 each, IN one remittance; or Sic Copies
far 500 90.
Bd(k Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Volumes Of HARPERS WKEELY, in neat
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WE'RE NEVER EogEEEED.

It's rapiiity absoSHfe StNnsss Of motion,
roRexs atd nedtaess Of its HEM and FELL we're NEV-
Err APPROX CiIED by amy other machine We can cali
in any boy girl from the street ana with three min
instruction they will set the needle attach che Hem
mcr Fe.!er. and do the work With entire success.
blind girl with the exception Of Threading the needle
10 the same. Many ladies owning other rst-class
chiurs come Office to do thcir tire hegamiag and
feIiiug on the Wilcox Il Gibbs Machine.
The universally pronounce this the best famHy
sewing machine in the world.
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WILCOX &c NIBBS
NJ SEWING UMachine'

NNyILLSTITCH.H HEM, FELL. TUCK, CORD BIND,
w B,uid, Qujtt aud En,troider beautifully. IT
wil with the finest needle and thread run from perfect
work the finest Nainsook the heaviest beaver
cloth and cowhide, with change Of needle thread or
tension
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWlNGssMACHlNE
win use coarse cotton lnen sill and t,rine. 1t
easier faster and stiller than any other machine 1t
forms FIAT and elastic seam differing from every
other STITCH each loop being trsted by means of'he
"ROTATiNG HOOK
And drawing the twist into the goo thus securely fast
ening every stitch that the will bear to be cut
frequent intervals and in that the seam IS
WARRANTED NOT TO RIP in wear, and under all circum
stances TO sarSige TIE ,cdShtab. Old worn out fam
submitted to committees at FAIRS where was the gat
est connections and to THIS STITCH premiums have been
awarded for its SUPERIORITY DURABILITY ELASTICITY aud
BEAUTY.
A Patented Device presents the possibility ofthe
inc beHg rgR in tie tCroHg diecti"R or the balance
wheel wearing touching the dress. by another
Ingenious patent Improvement
go The Nee die Cnnot be Set TrO u. =
Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines IN
this il is easy that child set IL In the dark WITH
unerring correctness every time. -
No zsEsEAE1ENG OT! NEEDLES.
Tie blade Of the needle Tess ttnn ofGH inch toh0
and is s,uight 1t is less than half the l5AEthof "ter
machine needless mauy Of which curved, therefore
more easily bent broken great source Vi anne!
ance, expense, ana trouble.
The Nernmer and Teller can never De SCI wrong
.nv one may adjust IN The d0,E. The hem may he
of sny width No other hsmmer or fe!lef Is Haze ms ~
uras tho the right or upper side, as You wan" IT,
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UnEAs1gNG OY,l NEEnEEs,
It Will Not Drop Stitches;

AS the needle is always set right the blade short and
straight does not vibrate, like longer ones.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
Is run by steam at 1000 stitches per ninu;e-oher
machines only at 400 to 200 with safety.
They are manufactured with
lLlTLIEl[t ITO IL pREHISLO V
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WILCOX & GIBBS sEWlNGsMACHlNE

win cotton, linen, sill and tariHe. 1t runs
easier faster and siler than any other machine. 1t
forms Nat, and elastic seam, differing from every
other stitch each loon being tciskeM by means of The
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: . 8 . ! .
WoSN Nike q CM>vvNA.
VAa E\NNA RMs
April Sth, 1868.

are the most active and thorough pills that
have over been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver, excit
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
ditioa, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill.
They are really
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A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

The CHICAGO TRIBUNE, while fearless in the expression
Of its opinions and patriotic in It's endcavors aims be-
ing fIst cfdSs 7UWSpdper II brings the to the
people Of the Northwest several days than the
papers Of the sea board.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

lrecommend the Pianos Of Mr.. Ky,sE to
: everybody who wants a really first class in s;ru
ment. n. Eil.AVAA.
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r 10 II M O N D.
Interesting Orders from Genera
Meade.
Emulation and Meritorious CondIes
Of Enlisted Men to be Re-
warded by Furloughs,
Re-, Sc, h.

WASHINGTON, jan. -, 1865
letter from the Army Of the Potomac, dated FrAsy
evening" says quiet still continues along the lines 20
only variation OF the monotony being some occasion
picket firing In front Of the Ninth corps the Apo.
mattox
Today another deserer was executed at City Point ma
name Of the culprt was Newell w. Root, alias George e.
Harris First Connecticut heavy art ery, who was for
guilty OF deserving TO the enemy
The following orders have just been issued from tn 20
headquarters
HEADQUARTERS, Army or THE PoronAc jan "a, 1866
To the end that proper spirit OF emulation may a1
aroused among the enlisted men OF this army, ana men
torious conduct recognized and rewarded burroughs
be granted to such men as by attention 70 duty, e
6cency drill cond ct the march and In battle sno
care Of arms horses and equ pment have proved the
scl be the best soldiers the brigadcs TO which
they are attached. THO following will be the rule
OF apportionment and selection To each one th0usa "a
men present for duty In each brigade furlouf q
and II the over Eve hundred, two Tn,
loughs, on selection made by the brigade command =
Should thu not reach i've hundred furlou y
will be forwarded reprcs nting such excess 10 the d. -
cicnt brigad Of thu division, and the total excet
i've hundred furiough will be selected BY the al
sion commander. such furlaughs will be for twentyf
the provisions Of this order and will be forwarded on
26th day Of each month, for action at these headqo
ters by command OF Major General MEADE
{. +. BAssTow, Acting Adjuiant General
The next order Is a. follows
II having bdcn reported to the Major General commai
ing that the coors OF the Twentieth Massachusetts, Volt
tccrs recently lost In battle lost under crcumstant
that reflect dshonor the right 70 carry other colo
OF which this regiment was deprived by General orr
81 September 2Jd 1884, from these hesdquarters,
BY command Of Major General MEADR
s. +. BARsIow, Acting Adjutant General.
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rs THE AUTHOR OF ENOcH ARDEN BARoNE
fErum the London AtlenRurn ian. lhl


tFrom the London Athen@um, jan 1871
Sir Alfred Tcnnyson, baronet, IS, we believe the
style Of our poet aureae. The has tendercd this
choice honor TO the great poetan Offering from tue
heart not TO be denied, not 10 be posponedand the
great poet has accepted her Majesty git the spirit
nrst laureate who has been actually created baronet
for the same mark Of royal favor madc to Southey
through sr Robert Peel, declined other grounds
than those OF either merit OF ambition.
Mr.. Alfred TcnDyson, the poet laureate, upon whom
her Majesty has grnciously conferred baronctcy, Il
Somcrby, Granhan, and nephew Of the late Right
Hon. Charles Tennyson Eyncour who was for many
years member Tor metropolitan borough OF lambeth
He born In 1902 at his fathers rcctory house. aud
having been educated ma My at home proceeded to
the University OF Cambridge, aud entered Trinity
Colleges but no does not appear, from the published
lists, u have taken either classical mathematical
honors In 1929, when undergraduate, he gained the
Chancc'ors medal for tho bcst poem In heroic
and reccd II in duo course in the Senate house on Com
mcnccment day. At the commemoiation Of 1855 the
University OF oxford conferred him the honorary de-
college have conferred honor him by placing his
bust IN the vcsbulc their library. II in 1880 that
Mr. Alfred Tennyson published his first volume, entitled
"loems Chiefly I,y rical" This Slowed By snort
dArthur" "Lockslcy Hail. the "May Que m" the 'Two
Voices and other poems and upon the death OF Words
him and acc pied. sincc that time he has published
many works with which the public are familiar, among
others "Enoch Arden"
THE LAUREATE.
TO THE EDITOR oP IosDoN TINES
SfR-I am Ia position, having letter from Mr.
Alfred Tcnnys6n to that the report Is wholly
founded OF Ills being about to be made baropct am
yours, truly, THE EDITOR OF DEBRETrs
BAR0NErAGE AND PEERAGE.
No. IL LUDoArT HILL, Il. G., Jan. IL, 1865.
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Nnpolcon's Julius Cncsnr.
THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH AMI THE LIFE OF


JULIUS CAESAR.
Henri Plou Ia busiiy engaged at the imperial print
Ing occ, experimenting the printing Of the forth onIng
Life Of Caesar" magnificent edition Of one thousand
copies has been ordered to be up for the purpose Of
presentation ~ crowned ads foreign ambassadors and
literary or pol ticai celebrities popular I'd ton, how
ever, viii appear about the middle OF February. The
Emperor II u stated has ordered the work TO be trans
lned into English, and has undertaken 70 revise tho
proofs himsef
There Is good deal OF speculation 10 English literary
circles 10 The probable translator OF the French En-
perors We dc Cssdr II Is faiI that several eminent
sethors have gone from London Paris apply for the
rernitson but that up 10 the present moment no ap
poiniIneni has been made. The day OF publication for
the nlst oumc u liked FOR the ION OF nest month"; and
a. ii il the Empefors wish that II should appear stimuli
tincousiy In French German and English there In not
very much time left for the task. NJ frohner, Conser
yateur OF the Library at the Louvre has done the Ger
man translation Volume one win be devoted TO the
geographic aud archeoogc description Of C@sars cam
pnisn IN 6auL
TO TIE EDITOR Tfvrs
ga--In reference To the announcement made In the
T,sss Of this morning we, the publishers appointed
BY Authority, beg state that the first volume OF tho
E,nter0rs work win be ready for Issue by the end Of
February We are, sir, ,or obcd chi servants,
ChSSELl, PkIfE GALpIN
La BELLE SAVAGE YARp, LrDGArs II III, h. c.. Jan IL
Art News from Paris.
GRErSOrcH's rusr OF MR. BAYrox-srrrous
ILLNESS oF WALLACE, rms COMPOSER.
From isris letter. dan. 10
yesterday visited The studio VI Mr. Grcenough, the
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The Will or Joshua Bates.

II rom INC LOhuOu tnuStf3teu NeWS, JuH 10
The win OF Joshua Bates, Esq, formerly Of Boston, in
Portland place, and Of Arlington street. proved 10
London the 10th u, the executors nominated being
Thomas Barring Charles Barring Young and John Barring
Esqs THE personally 10 thsl country was sworn under
1900 000 Tie tesator died In september last at New
Lodge Windsor having executed his Will In August 1853
his Excelcncy Sylvan Van de Wcyer, Ambassador at
London for thc Kingdom Of Belgium To her he has left
an immediate legacy Of 10000 and all his pictures
books articles Of vrtu AMI his residences East Sheen
and Arlington street, and life interest In the whole OF
her decease TO her husband and her children There is
legacy to DR. Booth Of Cover street, and 10 several Of
the tcstators friends in America To the iostators sis
ter, Mrs Cowng, IS 0o0 and like legacy to the chill
drcn OF the late Samuel Sturgs All legaces 70 be paid
free Of legacy duty.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nR sCHENCK WILL BE At HIS ROOMS NO.
~ Bond street every Tuesday, from untL o'ciot
Advice tree hut Tor thorough examination Of The hun
EESrfRONErER,
his charge win be three dollars. When thoroughly
nIned expect 70 be told the condition OF IN
lungs. -.
Schencks Pumonic Syrup. scsweed Tonic, and Mandrs
Pills will In the advanced stages Consumpth
liver complaint aud dyspepsia. which Is generally the 70
OF consumption, cared BY the use OF ScAws
Tonic and Mandrake Pills
Persons, as ihcy enter Dr. Schenck's rooms, receive
ticket giving them the number Of their turn Persons 30
well obi 9ed In carriages viii receive atu
lion At once ~
Der bottle III 80 me half dozen: two bottles Of Syr
and one OF Tonic for 81 u.s. Mandrake Pills. rs cents per
supply OF the medicines always kept FOR sale AZ the
tors rooms, 81 Bond street