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oALi coALli OoALiii
Having determined to sell first class article Of
Woed and Coal - cheap IS the ch On pest L hone
by doing 30 20 gain liberal share Of pukln NJ.
tronase. The Coal prices are as follows: -
WIFI ASH NUT GOAL. by the ton.-.-...s1 25
BALTIMORE 90. WHITE ASH, Egg and
Stove slzes ........... 2s
ALL OTH Ek Q6ALITIE rs OF WHITE ASH 2S
L1kGNs NALLEf PUkk BED AbH....... q rs
DIAMOND VEIN BED ASH ........ .......l 75
GROSS WIGHT, 2,340 LBS. TO THE TON
Always on hand and constantly receiving the
best Qualities Of WOOD Of every description de-
hvered in any part Of the city.
.s. .-s- .sa..t.. Il. @, BAUM,
ja4-lm 7th ST., between e and sts , Island
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CoALl COALlI OOALlii
T. I. FOWLEB co.
white Ash, stove and egg sizes, So Is per ton
beo ASH. DO DO S375 per ton,
2,240 pounds guaranteed. 80
Orders received at the central Office of the w ash
. lngton and Geor getown Ice Company, date L. ]
Middleton Co y corner 18th and streets, and
ia i4.im BIS LAMK1N. Agent.
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DENTISTRY.
nR. LEWIEp DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
~ No. 26O JENNA AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.

nR. LEWIEs DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS, -
~ No. $50 pENNA AVE, -.H
Between 18th and 18th streets. H.f
Teeth extracted without pain By administering
HitEsus OIyds or Laughing Gss. DIT
LIW = has recently purchased the hestsy$YVYP
Chemical Apparatus In the country for
mailing pure gas every day; also, an In proved Val
vulsr Inhaler. The Association IL now prepared
TO make Teeth on Gold, Silye er and Rubber at New
York Philadelphia and Boston prices. All per-
sons Wishing dental work done can have 70 as cheap
in the above named cities. All work done in
the nestest and best manner. esd warranted to
give sstisfscnon. Persons will do we'll TO csll
and examine our work. de Au
Tss HM.Loohn.M.p..
The Inysnter and Pstentes Of the MINBRAb
PLAIk IkkTH, attends personally at~
wear these teeth who csanot wear others,
and no person can wear others who eanhet wear
these.
Persons calling st my once can be acoonuods-
ted With any style and price OF Teeth they may de-
ure, bat 20 these who particular, ard wish the
purest, cleanest, strongest and most peTtect den,
ture that art can procure, the MIN fRAL TEETH
viii be more fully warranted.
Rooms In this oity-No 3Ss Pepu's avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th sts Also, e0T Arch street,
Philadelphia. oc OlY
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r Attest PARIS FASHIONS OF HAIB
IL DRESSING. -. = :

ERENCH HAIk-DRESSER, - ~
324 street. between 18th and l4th sts
Mr.. Alliot, from Paris, Hair -Dresssr, OF the
telebrated Rachel, with. v hom he arrived in this
country, has now been established fer tne Last
eight years In Washington and Newport, en-
owing the patronage Of the dipIoyndfqxe, and
Of the highest society. He has the honor to an
pounee To he has this season ported the latest
fashions of hair dressing, and Also pom AIDES, and
everything that belongs to the dressing Of hair
al very reesonal he prices. - i = 6fn<
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IM III. LOOMS, ND,
PERSONAL.

VOU CAN NEvER MAkE THE TRIP on Bn-
II chu or Samaritan bumb ugs. See DR.. DAk-
BY 4S2 Tth street He is ne highest authorltl
on such cases. His private rooms are opposite
Odd Fellows Hall Ja2o-lm-
DREvENTION BETTER THAN CURE
Il French preventives gainst disc lse and preg
nancy when sUch is un6e .irsble sent 70 any ad-
dress, at 60 SIS. Sc and 81 sccor ding to quality
BY DR. WOOD Box 403, call at 49g Ith street,
lup stairs W ashingtop, d. q. jas I'm
IRs CURTIS IRVING, CIairroyqnt, and Ts7t
lVl Medium. will give life readings, fncluding
Past, Present and Future at her othce, ago, nerta
side Of Pa. av. bet Al and 6th streets. Once
hours from to q. Nd. and to D. m. % VA In
a b. MAUBICE, REAL SOIENTIFIO AS
"a. TROLOGER OF AMERICA,
From the position sn0 pect OF the Stars at the
time of ones birth, will reveal astonishing Sc
crets that liyi sg mortal ever knew before how
10 be successful I'm all reasonable undertakings.
he tells pame and very day you marry describes
the intended companion, and tells all events OF
life good luck and long life to visitors. Laies %
cents TO 81: gentleneB In full 81. Gall at 40
l2ih st near y all hours until in the ever ming
&c 81 I'm
EENTLEMEN WHO ABE AFFLIOTED:-A
VI cure warranted by an old surgeon Of twenty
three ears ex perience in this pa ticHlar branch
sf the profession. Charges moderate. Do not
apply to quscks, but to B. GARpNER, NJ. u -,
late OF the United States Ricord Venereal Hos
pital. Once No. II south street, opposite the
Capitol Square, south side.
NIB Medicines also furnished at cost.
de AZ Inn
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
OUR WN STATE.


The Wianebago Press is the title of new
five column paper published at Forest City,
Winnebago county. 1t is Republican in
politics.
We learn by the Vinton Eagle that Gen.
j. l.. Geddes, of Vinton, has been elected by
the trustees OF the State Blind Asylum. Prin-
cipol Of that institution, to succeed Rev. r.
Wilkinson resigned.
The Ninton Eagle SAYS a six column DEM
ocraiic paper is to be started at that point
under the title the Benton County Necs.
Rather an unpromising field for one>horse
Democratic newspaper.
MANCHESTER NORMAL ScHooL.-Teachers.
and those designing TO teach, in Delaware
and surrounding countless will be glad to
learn that the Manchester School Board have
secured Professor j. Piper. of Eidyviiie. as
Principal G. the graded school. With the
opening OF the autumn term q normal class
will be organized. That this class will be
thoroughly instructed in the improved meth
DDS Of teaching now in vogue. those who
know Prot. Piper's reputation will readily
believe. He has become quite well acquint
FL IN Delaware county from having had
charge of two or three Teachers Institutes
ana viii, I'm the future as In the past, labor
tor the advancement of the cause Of educa>
ton in this county. Manchester has made
a valuable acquisition in Prof Piper as a
citizen. and under his management we com
iidently predict for her one of the very best
schools in Iowa.-lNaRchester Union.
The Burlington and Missouri railroad is
now compile ted to Charlton, 1870 miles west
Of Burlington.
Union Hall, Clinton, was recently struck
by lightning. Damage estimated a, $4,000
A Norwegian woman near New buryh in
this State, was bitten BY rattlesnake OH the
hand few days since; plenty of whisky ap-
Piled internally and iodine externally saved
her life.
The people of Charlton are in exstacies
over the first locomotive Just arrived there.
They don't understand how they have got
along without a railroad heretofore.
The Council Bluffs Noaparea, which was
burned out couple Of weeks ago, is now
printed in the Office Of the Omaha RepuJii>
can. and has not lost an issue. Enterprise.
series Of premium concerts has been
arranged for the State Fair, consisting of in.
strumental and vocal music. The first prize
for brass band of not less than ten pieces,
is $50; for vocal music, $2j. DIR. j. NJ
Shaiier, of Fairfield, has the matter in
charge.
man in Iowa City took a lot of wheat to
one Of the Touring mills, and an equal qaan.
tity and quality to another, to see which
would make the best -four. He then had
some bread made from eac,. lot and submit.
ted it to the inspection Of the millcrs, when
each claimed the bread Of the other as his
own, because it was the best. Thus each
pronounced the other to have made the best
-four.
A small Democratic newspaper has been
started at Waverly, called The Democratic
Meas. 1t Is resuscitation Of the Wayerly
Ne,rs, with a more decent man for editor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
GEVER.iL NEWS ITEMS

Thomas Francis Meagher, acting Gener-
al OF Montana, was drowned at Fort Ben
ton, head of navigation on the Missouri;
River, by falling overheard from Steamer
Santa Anna is reported to have been shot
at Sisal. Senior Romeno, Mexican Minis,
ter at Washington thinks the report unrelia.
bic, and Santa Anna is in prison at Cam
peche.
Ex-Governor King, Of New York, died at
Jamaica, Long Island, OIL the 9Th inst, from
the effect ola stroke of paralyses received on
the 4th inst.
The report of the National Banks for the
quarter ending June Both, shows them to be
unusually strong.
The Y. o. Times has special dispatch
from Houston. Texas, giving detailed &C.
count of the execution by the Liberals of
Macmillan and Mejia. None OF the prison:
ers were bound or blindfolded, nor was any
indignity offered Macmillan before he was
shot. He recaptulated the cause that
brought him to Mexico, and denied the au>
thority OF the court that tried him, and hop
ed that bis blood would stop the cffusion Of
blood in Mexico. Just before led out, he
called to the sergeant of the guard and gave
him his hand, and requested as favor that
the soldiers would aim At bis heart. His
last words were, ''Poor Carlotta." Five
balls entered bis breast, but these did not
kill him. Immediately two other soldiers
we're ordered to shoot him in the side. In
this manner he was dispatched. Much dis
satisfaction and grief is manifested by those
who witnessed the scene.
Mejia made no address and met his fate
quietly and bravcly.
The sword Of Macmillan was presented
to Juarez by Escobedo in the government
palace.
The money to pay for the purchase Of
Russian America will not be asked for at
prcseE., il IS said.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
OUR ORPHANS HOMES.

We have repeatedly stated that oul
State in attempting to provide for it,
Soldiers orphans: has acted very
parsimoniously. Every report from
the Homes themselves furnishes ad.
ditional testimony to the correctness
of these assertions. A committee re-
Gently visited the Home at Dayen-
port and while speaking favorably Of
the general management Of the in
stitution, they report that ''the most
rigid economy is practiced to meet
the wants Of the institution, notwith-
standing the present means are found
wholly inadequate to feed, clothe and
educate the children without the aid
of private donations.
The same report reaches US from
the Glcnwood Home in Southwestern
Iowa. Great efforts are being made
at Des Moines and other places to
raise funds by voluntary contribution
for the benefit OF the Davenport
Home. The fathers OF these orphans
died for the security and welfare Of
the State. The State now owes it as
a sacred duty to provide amply for
the education and support Of these
children. No patriot will dispute
this proposition, and every citizen
should demand of our next Legisla-
turc an appropriation sufficient to
provide the wards of the State all the
comforts and privileges ola well or
dcred home.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

A large number of clerks have been dis
missed from the Quar,crmas,er's department
M Washington. all who have served as sol
dcrs being retained.
Tn, presa.n, has is, If all ,hosc n,r.
doned from the states Of North Carolina
South Carolina. aud Mississippi. embracing
in all about 5000 names. which will be
transmitted to the House Of Representatives
in answer to the resolution passed some time
since.
The commissioner of the general land
Office is in receipt of returns showing an
aggregate disposal of l0o.o96 acres of pub
lie lands during the month of June last.
Co, s;clIes h,s c;,., d;ra.,;or. ,ho,
III snhor,;na,os sb,ll ~, hea;n III w"r,,
- ro..;.,r,,;an nn,;l r,nars 81 GnoI.,t"
IL. ,:,,,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Irrcproachabic Candidate.

1t is a rare thing for Democrats to
acknowledge the virtues of Rcpubli-
can candidates for Office, and last oil
all wonld such an acknowledgment be
expected from the Chicago Times.
Sill this is day of wonders and the
Times affords its share of novelties.
Not only does it support negro SUI
rage, bu, it speaks in the following
Just manner Of Col. Merrill, our Cam
didate for Governor
Gle is an honorable business man,
was good soldier, is a good citizen,
and will be a hard man to beat, espe-
cially if, as is expected, Gen. Jackson
shall be nominated against him by the
Democracy"
Every old citizen of Northern Iowa
has heard of Mulkern, shining light
Of the Dubuque Democracy. At the
serenade of Col. Merrill in front of the
Julien House on the night Of his ar
rival from the Convention, Mulscrn
was standing or rather leaning
around, in state OF intoxication, and
after the conclusion Of the customary
speeches, took his position on the door
step and commenced characteristic
drunken harangue to the "Dimocri
sce," Said he, +" AS for this man Col.
Mer'l, l know noth'n against his char
acter s man. I've been told he's q
very fine man. an / think he is very
fine man, but my fel'r citizens, he amt
q Dimocrat.. That was the only thing
drunken Dubuque Democrat could
say against Col. Merrill. With two
such eminent Democratic authorities
testifying for our candidate, what or
binary Democrat shall dare say aught
against him.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
w. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPRING.
S SKIRT

They will net bend or break like the SIM,
sPring' out Will prescrre their perfect and grace
~ shoPe when three or four ordinary sk,yt, ill
nave been Mrown aside az useie.s. The Hoons
arc covered with double aud nri.ied thread. .nd
me e'ff"" rod. are not only double springs. but
''ice Sor double) corered: preventing them from
seariig out when dragging down Stops, Stair.
The Wonderful FleriJiiitp and g,e,, .e,
snd pleasure I, any Lady wearing the D.,.,..
1a'P"e Sktrt will be experienced articul.riy =
al crowded Asse'sbiies, Operas, Carrioge,. RnI-
''"d cars, Church Pews, Arm Cha;r.. for Pros.
e,ade ana House Dress, as the Skirt can be Fold
VI when IN use to occupy q small place "A =. .;lv
aad conveniently as Silk or Muslin Drcss ~
invaluable quality in crinoline, not found in .nv
Single Spring Skirt. my
= Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. eomfar,.
-. K,s"' convenience OF wearing the Dupisr r.
never Afterwards willingly dispense with ,h.;,
us For CAiidres, Misses and Yo..o 49,"
tiey are superior to all others. ''
The Duplex Elliptic is . great f.yor;,. v;,h
- ladies' and 10 universally recommended ~
.sn,on Magazines ~ the Siasdard NL;.. N ~.
fsshionabie World. '"'
70 ENJOY the following inestimsblc .dv.,..-
se la Crinollne, viz superior qmufi,v. nsrTs..
Ianyaci~e, Styt'sA shape and Gmi.A, aer;I;i;sv.
" D. y' "~y"H UNA economy, enquire for j
81. srsaeys DUPLEX Elliptic, or Double Spring
SAT-, anu DC sure You get the genuine art;cl.
AUTlON.-To guard against imnos;.;cn ~
P%t,caiar to notice that skirts offered :. !. ~ !.
PM have the red ink stamp, viz. Al W
y. nnn'd'cys Duplex Elliptic Steel spring, i" mo.
nv waist band-nonc others are genuine. iI..
noicc that every Hoop will admit = min h.;n.
passed through the centre, thus revealing ,hs
-, OF docble) springs braided together thsrs;s
sr rsm " t"e secret o. their .deribil,y Ana
snr other Skirt. 10 toend IN
FOR Sale in NIL Stores where Fir,, cl... ..;...
where. ''eu states And else.
Manufactured by the sole owner. Of IN. n...,,
!. VESTS \ BRADLEY 4 CARY,
Nay 80, 1857. ''T. =;
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

The corner stone OF the Indiana
Soldiers Home was laid at Kings
town, on the 4th of July, with impos-
ing ceremonies. Several thousand
persons were present, and the officers
Of the &. A. X. conducted the cxer-
cises. The Home is designed as a
retreat fer invalid and disabled sol
dicrs. II is to be built at the joint ex-
pcnse of the State and tie public.
The State has appropriated $780, 900
in and Of the enterprise. There are
fifty-Eur acres ofland connected with
the institution; twenty-five acres are
now IN cultivation as garden. by the
inmates of the temporary home al
ready in use. Kingstown is thirty
three miles east of indianapolis.
A bill has been introduced in the
house to grant honorable discharges
to certain soldiers and sailors of the
army and navy. 1t cxempts from the
penalties Of desertion all persons who
served until the surrender Of Lee and
johnson, and then left their com
mands and returned home. under the
snpposition that they had fulfilled
their contract, the war having closed.
1t is estimated that the passage of
this bill will cnfranchise 5000 men
in Ohio, who are now prohibited ny
state enactment from voting.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

The Davenport Gazette has the fol
owing report of the commencement
exercises Of the State University at To-
wa city:
The public oral examination. Of the
students of the University began on
Monday, and were continued on
Tuesday until noon. The written ex-
animation has been completed last
week, having been completed three
days. The following gentlemen were
the Board of examiners for the pres
ent year: Prot. Piper of Oskaloosa !:
DIR. White. State Geologist; Rev.
Mr. Obcrman, of Muscatine Col. +.
ii. Impey, OF Davenport Rev. $, NJ:
Osmond, of lowe City. The report
of the committee was eminently. sat
isfactoly to students and Professors.
The thoroughness of the diciplne of
the institution was fully shown in the
thorough examinations.
The exercises of the tenth Annual
Commencement opened OH Tuesday
afternoon. The exercises this after
noon consists of the graduating per-
formances of the Normal department;
the number of graduates nineteen.
The chosen representatives Of the
class and their respective exercises
were as follows:
.Saiutatory and Essay-"The Mar
Die Waiteth." Harriet Amelia Bots
ford, DEBORAH.
Essay-s'Echoes from the Halls
of Time" Mary Dickson, Indepen-
dcnce.
Oration-"Science and Religion"
James Renwick Wylie, Cra@tords-
vile.
Essay-s'Imponderables move the
World" Mary Lizzie Thompson,
Bloomington. Pr.
Essay" Speak to the Earth and
it shall teach thee" Hortense Emma
Bowen, Iowa City.
Oratioa ana Tolcdictory-" The
Self and the Higher Self !" J. Nadi-
son Williams, Swede Point.
This evening the University Adj
dress will be delivered by Judge
Wright, Of the Supreme Court; the
Poem by D. G. Richman, Esq, Of
Muscatine. The graduating exercises
of the University section and the Bac-
calaureate sermon will take place to-
morrow. The total attendance of
students for the present year has
reached the very large aggregate OF
65O-250 ladies. 400 gentlemen. This
is very unusual showing, even
among leading educational establish
ments in the oldest States, and indi-
Gates large public confidence in the
management Of the institution. This
year nineteen graduates from Normal
Department, five from the Literary
course two in the Scientific Depart
mcnt. The constitution Of the regu-
lar University classes are as: Jun
iors, 6: Sophoinores, 90; Freshmen,
60. In the Normal Department, Sen
iors, IS; Juniors, 81. Attending the
Commencement exercises we notice
Gov. Stone, Senator Kirkwood,
Judge Wright and several prominent
| gentlemen.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

DIR. STRICKLAND, in reply TO numerous
applications for advice, wishes to inform
those who are afflicted, that they may con.
suit him on all Acute or Chronic DISEASES
by letter, stating age, symptoms, &c., with
fee Of two dollars enclosed. DR.. $. has
obtained great notoricty as an experienced
Physician, both in Europe and Amarica,
especially in the treatment Of Chronic Com
plants, after other doctors have failed TO
effect cure. Those suffering should i'm.
mediately send for prescription, by address
ing Or. A. STRICKLAND, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ally
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
Ayers Sarsaparilla

n \ cOneentrael extract Of the choice root so
combined vitb other substance, Of still great.
er Alternative power A. TO afford an efIectual m
t;dote for diseases Ssrs.parilla il reputed "a
cure. Such . remedy is surely wanted Nv those
mo sufFcr from strumou, complaintr. and tina,
one which viii accomplish their cure must prove
.. sl !. has. Of immense service to this large elias,
of our afflicted fellow -cfsizsns. How completed,
this compound will do it has been proven BY cx.
pertinent on many Of the worst cases TO DC found
in the following complaints:
ScrofGla, Scrofulous Swcllings and Sores, Skin
Diseases. Pimples, Festules, Blotches, Erupti.ns,
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, letter
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

We understand Greeleys attack upon the
G. A. X. has led some of onr political friends
hereabou's to suppose that that organization
is political, and tina, they are much exercis
ed for fear that the men who fought for the
Union will now do some terrible thing in
secret. Perhaps these soldiers are unworthy
of con6dence-perhaps they are dangerous
element in the party. and perhaps it is very
natural that otice-seekers and re-pullers.
like our enemies, the Democrats, should
quake in their boots at an imaginary secret
obstacle in the way of their purposes, bu,
the laugh will come in when we inform them
that not word has been said about politics
in either Of the two posts Of the G. A. Il. in
this county. fperpetua;ing army associa.
tons, relieving widows and orphans of de.
ceased soldiers, assisting soldiers on, of emf
ployment to procure work, aiding disabled
soldiers, the establishment of permanent, and
complete records, securing the building OF
monuments TO deceased soldiers. and other
work of a precisely similar nature, render
the Grand Army of the Republic political in
its character, then the assertions of Horace
Greeley and the Democrats are correct. To
our mind, however, they render it one Of the
noblest organizations which ever had an ex-
istenee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

a., INC undersigned Offers for sale, hi, vail. All.
81. "' cenprising $40 acres. partly imrrovsd -
cs a" ~ q Middle6sid Township. buchsr.~
Iii. s;.s s"wa, Portions Of the land arc ,ui, .
imn. .mner Tor stock or grain farms tn.
s,I p;osumsn.s comprise 800 acres under Good
veil Tba W." dwelling houses, and . good
the purchasers. Reasonable lin. ~; ~. 70 SUIT
- large share Of the purchase morsr s' zen
PARTICULARS, inquire Of the subscr;h., !or
e%',es, q >: i. Campbell, Independents. -" :,
49-2 IN, I'll
'unc T. 1907. THOMAS TOWRR
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

"The last remedy fort certain class OF
invalids, who have eaten all the cod livers
in the country, and drank all the poor whisky
they could End. and still live, is cats milk.
French chemists have suddenly discovered
that this tactical fluid possesses strong restor-
alive powers
The above item has been going the rounds
of the press for some weeks past, and doubt.
less .' cod liver" among the ignorant, and
"poor whisky" among those who ought to
know better will be in active demand
among consumptivc sufferers. After running
their digestion with the one and destroying
their constitution with the other, they pro-
pose to resort to " Cars MIX as the onl
hope. Let them take counsel of the many
thousands who, having been the victims OF
"cod livers,e poor whisky and cats milk.
have found not only temporary but po-man-
eat relief in DIR. J. W. Polaui's White Pine
Compound, ana they will once more feel a
renewal of their youthful vigor. Sold by
Smale 4 Goodfellow.
The PEorLE's VERDIcr.-No one need
suffer with the Piles. w. w. Beebee, farm.
er, near Kalamazoo, Mich, says after suf,
fering intensely withthc piles for thirty years.
one bottle Of DR.. Stric,land's Pile Remedy
cured ME. c. l.. Glass, Jaresvile, Wis, says
one bottle cured him and his brother. A. III.
Rose, Postmaster, Peru, o., says il cured
him in few days. Lift.