S. D. & H. W. SMITH'S

AMERICAN ORGANS.

For sweetness, expression, and volume of tone, the most perfect and beautiful instrument in the world, for public or private use. Finished with from two to twelve Stops. Prices from $100 to $500. For illustrated Catalogues address

S. D. & H. W. SMITH,

March 1, 1865.

Tremont, off Waltham Street, Boston, Mass.

C. W. MOORE'S

Pocket Trestle-board and Digest of Masonic Law. For the Use of Lodges and Learners.

Appended to, and making a part of the Manual, is a carefully prepared and comprehensive DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF THE LODGE, which, it is believed, will be found to be of great practical value, not only to the officers, but to the individual members of the Lodge who may avail themselves of its teachings. And if placed in the hands of every candidate, at his initiation, it is not to be doubted that his ability for usefulness would be thereby materially increased.

The work is neatly bound in the pocket-book (tuck) form. The price is 75 cents a single copy, or $8 a dozen.

It is believed that at the above prices, and in view of the amount of matter given, and the practical usefulness of the work, it is the cheapest, as it is one of the most reliable Masonic Manuals ever offered to the Fraternity.