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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-21

WHAT WAS DONE AT DETROIT. The
Commercial Convention at Detroit met
and resolved that the late Reciproc-
ity treaty worked more TO the advant-
age of Canada than the United States !;
that therefore it should have been, as it
has been, repealed; that such other ar
rangements for reciprocity should be
entered into as would be more advanta-
geous to the commercial interests of
both parties; and that the water courses
which connect the West with the Attain
tic scaboard should be so improved as to
afford the very best facilities possible
for the Interchange of commodities be-
tween the West and East, and between
the West and Europe.
The Convention had its uses, but
they were neither many nor moment
Gus. 1t served an important purpose
in awakening attention to the issues it
discussed, and so let us hope that the
northumberland attention may not go
to sleep again, at least before the dele
gates to Detroit reach their several
homes.
There were about five hundred dele
gates present, nearly every Board Of
Trade and other commercial association
in the Northern States and British
Provinces being represented. 1t met on
Tuesday and adjourned Oh Friday
Chicago journal. -. i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-21
From the Dubuque Herald 18th inst.
A Great SWlHdie. Dubuque Bankers and
Merchants Taken In.

On "Wednesday morning We publish
ed O brief account OF tie awindiiDg ope-
rations Of a man named G. Houston,
from Concord township. We have learn
ed further particulars of his manner Of
dealing which throw additional light
upon the transactions. He had rented
a farm in Concord township and put in
crops, had obtained large credit at sew
eral stores in the city, and his bogus
drafts were all ready for discount at the
banks. On the lst Of July he left two
drafts, one at the State Bank and the
other at the First National, both amount
ing to S31 900 for collection. He met
Nj. Andrews and asked to lie acCommo-
dated with S4o0 Tor two hours. in order
that he might perfect some investment
which he " as about making, and receiy-
ed the money, but failed to report until
four days had passed, when he left 4 bo-
gus draft on New York as security for
the amount. lie played the confidence
game at the Farmers Home with sue
cess to the amount of $50. 1t is reported,
and generally believed TO be true, that
he was accommodated with q loan Of
$500 by o prominent dry goods firm Of
the city, Tor which he left as security Il
bogus draft for $500. He bought q
fancy wagon as an English dog cart, of
Mr.. Connolly, and there remains due
for the same some SlS3. Agricultural
implements were purchased but never
paid for, groceries ditto, and so through
the long list.
When Houston lett he reported that
he was on his way to Scotland TO pur-
chase ten black rams, ofappToved breeds.
for importation to this country. Sheriff
Mahony sent dispatch to Chicago,
where Houston had operated to an ex-
tent as yet unknown, FOR his arrest, and
requested that it might be forwarded to
New York if he had already left that
city. On Friday he was known to be
in Chicago, but has undoubtedly sloped
ere this.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-21
THE ONLY loan IN MARKET
GREAT POPULAR LOAN 0F TIE people,!

Now offered by the government and i,s superior ai7sr
tages make Il the
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

At the Soldiers Aid Meeting, held
at the residence of C. w. Wheeler, last
Saturday evening, the Ladies' of Brown
vile perfected The organization of The
Soldiers Relief Society," by the election
of permanent officers, as fellows Mrs.
R. S. Chivington, President; Miss S.
BrOckman, Secretary; and Mrs. S. Glas-
gov, Treasurer.
The fee for Membership was fixed at
twenty-five cents; and Monthly dues al
twenty-five cents per month.
On motion, Miss S. Brockman, Mrs. S.
Clark, Mrs. Hanley and Mrs. c. w.
Wheeler were appointed a committee to
draf'a Constitution and Bylaws for the
government of the Society
On motion, it was resolved that the
several Precincts and School Districts
in this county, be requested to cooperate
with this Society.
On motion the following committee
was appointed to canvass this city to raise
funds to assist In carrying out the objects
of Ihls Society Miss S. Brockman, Miss
A. West, Miss E. Brockman, Miss S. A.
ChivingtOn, Mira. S. Glasgow AMI Mrs
Benz. Rogers.
The Committees 10 Canvass Peru, Ne
mahs City, Aspinwsll and the several
School Districts will be announced in due
time through the Advertiser.
The Society adjourned to meet at tht
residence of Rev. Chivington, Thurs
day, Feb. 9th. O'clock, P. n.
r. S. CHIVINGTON, Pres,
S. B~RoOKNAE, See.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

We have been under the impression
that we were publishing 4 County Fam
lily Newspaper, and to that end have In
dusIriOusly labOred but we have been
slightly mistaken, for in many instances
it is a neighbOrhOOd paper, one copy do
ing for ten or twelve families, and thus
spreading its "civilizing" and "human-
izing" infnence over a greater surface.
This is undoubtedly 1.-The greatest good
to the greatest number ;" but, we ask, is
it justice to the printeri Suppose your
crops would suffice for as many persons.
the amount now required for one doing
for a dozen, it would soon take the profit
off, and farming would be at a discount.
We ask but what is fair; do not loan
your paper; when you do you wreng US
of just that much. Any one too stingy
TO take a paper, during present hush
times ought not to have the benefit of 1t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

We call The attention Of our readers 10
an advertisement of Arrandale & Co.,
European jewelers. Agents, of New
York. The British Wing, of Kingston,
C. W., says of them, Nov. "a, 1854;
A short time since an advertisement Of
Arrandale & Co.. 1917 Broadway, New
York, appeard In the columns of this pa
per, headed Great Gift Distribution, by
which the public were informed that a
large quantity Of Gold Washes and Or
naments were to be disposed OF by Lot,
The total cost being only 81, and a prize
in return valued from s. to $50; also
holding out great advantages to agents.
A lady subsc riber to the British Wing
became an agent, and by request brought
some twenty articles sent as prizes for
her agency to this office for Inspection,
and without hesitation we can state that
each and all of the articles were worth
treble the amount Of cost to the reclp-
tents, and some of them SIX times.
The New York Albion wrote as fol-
ows:
ave have just inspected, at the Office
of Arrandale & Co., 5 Agency for Europ-
can Manufacturing Jewelers. and a large
assortment of fashionable and valuable
jewelry, consisting Of gold and silver
watches, chains. bracelets, ladies' sets,
rings, &c., al of the new and most fash
ionable patterns We also notice q largo
quantity of silver plate, consisting of COB
lets and drunken cups, cruet stands, fruit
baskets, spoons, forks, sc. We under
stand that The whole of these newly i'm
proved articles are to be disposed of on
a novel principle, giving great advan-
tages to BUYERS, and afOrding extensive
employment to agents. Our readers will
find all particulars in our advertising
columns and we know the firm In ques-
tion..tO be very respectable, and thorough
ly worthy of public confidence"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

The County Commissioners have now
decided upon putting in a good Bridge al
H~anniford's, near the School Section
The abutments are to be of Stone, (see
advertisement for sealed proposals in to-
days paper,) and the whole structure
will be built with an eye to strength and
pernanence. This is the right style, and
by far the most economical in the long
run. This will make the road from the
west complete, and farmers and freight
ers need no lOnger go out Of the way tc
reach our city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

We have seen, and signed, a petition
for the appointment of Chas. G. Dorsey
to the position of Probate Judge, vice
d. c. Sanders, resigned. We know of
no one better qualified, and no n who
will take more pride in doing his duty ;
as, doing, what he does, well, is his fort.
He is a good lawyer and a resident Of
this city, two main points, as he viii be
always en- hand to attend to business, with
a thorough knowledge of how II should
be done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

The great object Of persons who have
become debiliated, and feel forewarned
of disease common to this climate, Is a
remedy. Many think that biliOusness
is the cause, and at once commence a
rigid course of cathartics, which but feeds
the disease and reduces the patient, as
the stomach is not in a fit condition, but
needs strengthening. To all who feelin
this way We suggest that they try d bottle
of the Red Jacket Stomach Bitters, which
will inyigOrate the system, give o n 10
the stomach, and enliven the mind. Thou
sands have used it, apd there is but one
voice, and that of their wonderful cures.
Sold by all druggists.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

We noticed a move among our citizens
last Tuesday to promote the decrease Of
dogs IN this city. One Of our citizens,
on leave of the Marshal, presented the
''bill" of a six shooter, the contents Of
which passed harmOniOusly-by the dog.
Another. used a shOOt-gun-which we
unanimously recommended last week
and decreased the dorg. We are pleased
to see our citizens determined snip" the
evil in the "bud The" was = "she''
"purp."
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
Sa5BatL School Ben, M. =,

10 an entire new work Of 1872 ages, end nearly SO tunFs
and hymns AS the music is > little mors dincult "a
Is just the book to follow Bell No. 1. Nearly enc mi. /,
liOnO OF these Bells have beenissued, ana are nov Tinss
ing through thi5 and other countries. Among tLs
many choice pieces may be found, Shall We meet 80
yond the river? There Is q beautiful world. Sorro9
shall come again no more. Don't ron hssr the AnEols
coming? Thou, Sod, seest ma. sabbath Bells chine
on, &c. Prices OF Bell No. 2 are the same a. Sci i
1. Both numbers cab be Obtained ID ene Volgas.-
Price, bound cepys 40 cents, SO per hundred elo.a
bound, embossed gilt 90 eta, e46.psr hundred. =
copies Furnished At The enc aundrs4 prifR NAILED a.
the rstail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
Vocal Mlsis, pstA PiaaO A-sssnpsuin.si.

AlaTgs assortment Of new and popular songs, bailAAs
duets, quartetts, and chOrules, issued daily. ADsna
the most popular are, Shall We know each other there.
Lowrsy; Why have ny loved sDe1 g0nei / will b trEs
to the Oh, there's no such girl a. mine, b. Foster
Mothers love Is true Sweet love, forget me not-E
BY Keller, % cents each; Ihear sweet voices singing3
Home Is home; Forget II yOu can. bet forgive -
Thomas, 30 cents each.
Instrumental Ausis for the Ciano Forte-Ws GFs
coming Father A5rafam, SIX hundred thousand more ;
Always look on the sunny vide Snail We know aaca
other thers2 &c, with brilliant variations b. GrebA.
so cents each.
POlkas, Waltzes, Marches, QuickEteps, Quadrtlle,
kc.. By popular authors. All kinds Of Singing and In
strnction books. Catalogues mailedfrce 70 any at9EsSA
Music mailed At the shove prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
This is the way l long hare sought,

This is the way l long hare sought,
And mourned because / found 1t not"
W. heard a cOuntrymap singing, as he
waS looking for Bliss Pioneer Auction
House, 2 doors below the Post Office in
about half an hour he came out rejoicing
in a new suit Of Clothes the very picture
of content, and remarked: "Bliss must
have hooked that S., 900 worth of Cloth
ing or he couldn't sell 'em so blamed
cheap" The fact is he has the best and
cheapest RtOsk of Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Cutlery, Hats, Caps, Hardware, and
everything else, that can be found West
of the Missouri river, and knows how 10
sell at Auction or private sale, cheap for
cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

Anew Sunday School Book. Of TO pages q beautiful
hymns and tunes. Il eOntaina many gems, such IS
Shall we knOH each other there; Suffer little childrsn
to come unto Ne The beautiful shore Oh, 'tis glorls
Gus; Leave me with my mother; He leadSth me bssida
still waters, &c Price-pgper covers, 20 cents eIa
per hundred; bound % cent?, go per HUNDREDS elotH
bound, embossed guilt, Is cenrs, $50 per hundred
Mailed AZ the retail price. Il Is edited b Horace Wa
tsFS, author OF Sunday School Bells Nos. ] and 2, Which
have had the enormous salss Of over eight thousand
copies. just publishsdby HORACE WATERS, Ne. Isl
Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

contains between four and i've hundrsd paEss Of tunk
and hymns, new and Old, Of the choicest kinds, fgi
church, Sunday school, revival, missionary, temperaucs
prayer and conferences, and all binds Of sacred and 80
cial meetings. The music In this book has life and an
imatjOR IN II, like, Shining shore, Rest for the wear
Shall We knjE each Oth6r thers2 Shall We meet beyo1t
the river There 10 q beautiful Eogld Kind Words
Sweet hour OF prayer; There is q land Of love; sudsi
little children to come unto ne God save the Nati0L
sc. Prices-singis copies, bound 50 cents e45 pei
hundred cloth bound, embossed gilt, SO cents s. PEI
hundred. Mailed at the rstAil price. HORACE VA
TIERS, 4Si Broadway, New YOurk, PuBllshsr q tAe
above Books.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

Annual meeting of the Wool
rs Association, for the eleciisn of
and other business, VIII be held
apitOl in Omaha on the Second
p IN February. al 2 o'clock. P. NJ.
Sons interested in Sheep Raising
pied 10 attend.
J. H. KELL0M, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

+ will be Protracted Meeting al
ihOdist Church, in this City, every
this week. Next Saturday is the
Quarterly Meeting of this
for this Circuit, when the Rev.
PAWS, P. E., from Nebraska, will
'ent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

! Sanders has resigned the office
bate Judge. We do not know his
Tor Fhis step, unless that the
plies were uncomfortable with his
and did not pay enough to give
latter. HIS official connection
people of this county has been
70 increase the respect and es-
esdy fell for him, and his resig-
ill be regretted by many.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
III. Nep Patrio.i, Ssna P.al.

contains - pages Of songs, duerI and ehornses, both a.
cred and secular, including Il pages Of prayers for sicE
and dying soldiers, and soldiers ~ScriptuTs Manual
It is we'll suited for social singing, as we'll Is SabbOts
worship. AmOng the many beautiful pieces may IS
found, Where liberty dWslls In my eountry5 TheChTis.
tian here Three cheers for our bannsTi Come sing q
me Of hssvyn; Columbia, the gem OF b socsan Frea
mans gathering; Columbia's King forever Marching
along, SC Pricss-paper covers, I5ceAts, S1eBarhlR
drad. Hailad-M the ratail MIC.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
Ka.sr., Cheap Nni.is q De M,Eisn.

Arranged IS soloss, duets, quartetts and choruses, ~
musical societies, ohOirs, Sunday schools, public schoois
seulinaTies etc Shall we know each other tharo9(
Don't you hear the angels cDming2 Shall We meet b.
yond the rivsr1 Be in tine; TheTa ~ . beautifaI
world; Where liberty dWels h ny country; FrsedORs
truth and right; We are cEming Esther A5ra'am, sin
hnndred thousand more II ere is q land Of love- 80Fs
row shall cOme again no more; Heavenly home Com9
sing to me Of Heaven; Land IN sight, We VIII love Cur
Sunday School Our God is marching on : 6sd save th9
Nation; Whittier's song OF he Plantation Eagr0s Pals
Freedoms Morn has dzEBed At last; Over the noun
tain; Over the mountain; Little Ell&isa an angel Wiz
lies gone 10 Heaven I; Sufsr little children % coun
unto me; Bury me in the morning, MOthers Come q
thy rest; Sweet hour Of Prayer, sc. Price 3 cents, =
cents per dOz, 81 per hundred postage I cert eacb&
In sheet Nrm, with Piano accompaniment, Is csn8.
Published b. HORACE WATERS, AE't,
No. 4Sl Broadway, y. I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

Inst Sunday a horse belonging to
broke through the ice on
s%souri, at this city, and was drown
must have been in a weak spot
as heavy loaded wagons have
since.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
4 SarrsS Cantaia.

contains 12s pages. WordS By Rev. sidney Dyer, mass
by Prof. Gull. This Is an excellent book for soncertf
for the young. Philosopher covers, 30contg5 el5 pei
hundred bound 25 cent?, $40 per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

August, of the Eating House,
} received a large assortment of
rs, such as Fruits of all kinds,
Candies, Nuts, Cigars, TObac-
and many other ayucles, TOO nu-
lo mention. Give him a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

Tribune Almanac for 1865, just
D, contains the most complete and
record of historical events and
5 that has ever been compiled in
a compass, and no one can be
ely posted unless he has it. Price
at the Office of publication.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

. best Of friends must pass away,
rkins' pictures ne'er decay you'd
scure, while I can be had, a life
tiure Of your dad or any one else
Ii love or esteem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

h Bros s. Zook, Will in a few
We q large supply of Tribune Al
which they will sell at publishers
Also, a full assortment of Val
i ST.. Valentine IS coming
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

bid KnickerbOcker comes to US
new name. it is now the Ameri-
othly. Its style and matter are
hnd II Justly ranks as one of the
MOnthlies, Published by ].
Agnew, 81 Park Row, n. Y, al
annum.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

advertisement of Empire Shuttle
Machine. The Shuttle Machines
pnOunced by all who have tried
Be best, and least apt to get out
p. We ars assured by the Pro-
Of the Empire that they will
their Machines to give satisfac-
every respect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
The Harp Of FrssZsm,

contains - pages OF songs, duets and ehoruses, fer Free
dem. Among the choice pigc9s We would nams, Pain
freedoms morn; let my people 60; Over the noun
tain They worked me all the day, &C. Price s ceuta
single, so esnts per dozen, - Per kuneredj postage
cent each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

one desiring a Ne. l Piano or
IN. will find it to their advantage
Il this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

prs Of Peace! Blair has return
Richmond with terms which are
PED satisfactory by our Govern
The terms on which Mclaughlin
; sell Groceries are also consider
ef0O'0ry BY all reasonable psrsons,
erms are cash and email profits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
ATKINSON e. co.

Aaay Of the strangers in u City are
nnxious to hear news about the
hey are, we think. doubtful fish.
ion is very desirable, but we like
kind that fees from the draft
hey not be enrolled for Militia
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

have 6e assurance, from one who
that not one Of our merchants
i dollar 10 eastern merchants for
0f any kind. What other city in
Ia can say as much.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
Sas6stA SsEooz Baz. Bo.

eontNinS IA pages, and nearly tive hundred tunes ane
hymsn, and Is the most popular 8. s Book ever Issue
Among the most popular pieces are, kind Words
Eden Above" Christian Here" 'Beautifui Zion. %
u ought TO love ny Mother" fThe angels told ne su. -
'In the LEht," "Rest for the weary" sc. Press =
paper covers, % cts. each, SIS per hundred bsuBo
20 cts. each $50 per hundred cl0gh bound, ambssssa
gilt, 30 cts, 81 per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

Mite Society will meet tomorrow
!, the residence Of 3. F. Bar
l,pGc, between I'd and Sd street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

,als of the Old Bridge at Longs
came of on the 2Sth, and il sold
enormous sum of SOS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
- 49, KnsIe -

contains 70 pRges.of tunes ADD hymns, designed fer ~
vival, prayer, and conference meetings. PFics IN paper
cOvsrs, single copies, 1e esnts; So ppr kuRdrs1.~
Nailed a. the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

Wood Is selling in our city at
cord and cottonwood at So so.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

notice of Dissolution Of Partner
/ Bsrkley & Nicely.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

Arts, Perkins takes the finest
5 eK!ant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
NOTICE,

~ tsrsoRs indebted to the firm of
s Co., will please call and pay
eOunts before the 18th day of
ATKINSON & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

Bliss Bulletin in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
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40.O0OcOpiss issued Anew Singing Book for Schseta
and Semtnaries, called Vie Day sehoOi Bell Il u-s
ready. Il contains atout tEo Eundred choice toBE-
rounds, catches, duets, trtos, Quarus1t8, and chorus-.
many Of them written expressly for this Work besFh I
q pages Of the Elements NJ 4usies which are cay 80
progressive.
Among the large number o. beautiful pieces msT 9
found, Uncle Sans SchOol," Don't you has a.
children coming" Always look on The sunny siae.
"Tha little lass, and 'sLhNtle Lad" eOh, III we're >
little bird" esBird c. beauty,v pretty pear tree
"Anvil Chorus ssMset me b. the running brosk-
&C II is complied BY Horace Waters, author Of "Ssks
bath School Beli,' Nos, I AID 2, which have bad ths
enormous saleOf $4,000 copies. Pricos-pHpefc pFeiE
% cents $40 per 1905 bound 30 cents, e2S per %
cloth bound, embossed gilt, 90 cent?, e25 per hundTe4-
% copies furnished a. the onO hundred prize. 2aiIse
st the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

TIE Horaes Eaisr's AlO5soas sad HsrnssirH-,
Tuned he Equal Temperament with tke Patent DIVIDED
Swell. Prices from s55 70 $500. Alexander @
gans from 500 % $500.
IA liberal discount 10 ClErEymen, ChErehel- fab
bath Schools, Lodges, Seminarie0. and Ieacherl. kHs
ACE WATERS, Ag'L Nc. kI B~rUsdway, n. 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
THE HORACE WATERS NOD It3
IMPROVED OVERSEEING BASS
FULL IRON RAlNE Plat 9

are built o. TIE best and uost thsroughly ssssoas
~terials, and viii stand ary elinats. The tone iss =
deep, round, full, and useilog; she touch eIsa.s
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
H
AGUE DROPS

As its lame imports, has been and is the great SIe-
cifc for all Bilious Diseases in the Army. 1t has
no equal. Its popularity in our noble Army and
elsewhere is as universal as its cures have been
quick and wonder full. Asa
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
TEsrr9oxrErS.

sThe Hsrancs waters Planes are knsHunaEmsu= -
very best. 0-Euange1st-
'eWe can sDsak Of thSir merits frsn peFsSual kz1s@
dze."-ChTisfiaa InfehggeneeT
waters Rianos and k~elo1eon4 c~halleDgoc ourH1s =
with the finest made ~hefa"-Ao Journal.
Sl9O-NEW7 OCTAVE PIANOS. o. cirF-E
ent makers, for ei9o; Do, with carved lerss 49,.
s225 and $40. Secondhand Planes And Mslo1eoEs -
SIS, so, so, $50, SIS, el0o, sIIss el2s, e150, -
$50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
BILIOUS DISEASES.

This most wonderful remedy for the permanent
cure Of Fever and Ague, etc, was discovered some
years ago by one of the
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-01
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

SWALLOW two or three Hogsheads of
Buchu, Tonic Bitiers, SarsaParjlla, Nerv Gus
AntidoIes, &c, &c, &c, and after you are
satisfied with the result, then nv one box
OF Old DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PlLLS,-and be restored to
health aud vigor in less lhan so days
They are purely vegetable, pleasant to
take, prompt aud salutary in their effects
on the broken down aud sh altered consti-
,ntion. Old and young can take Them with
advantage. Imported and sold in the u.
). only by JAS. 5. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York,
Cy Agent for the United States.
P. P.S.-A box of the pills, securely pack
ed, will ue mailed to any sddre - on
rsceip, of price, which is ONE DOLLAR,
post paid,-money refunded by the Agent
# entire satisfaction Is not given.
July 20, lS64.-3m.