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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-04

Cusrs OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF LtGHT.-
Mr.. John Fallon, the chemist oi the Pacific
Mills, Lawrence, has made sume careful
experiments as to the relative cost of differ
ent kinds of light. and finds that ordinary
coal-gas, at So so per thousand feet, is
the cheapest. Kerosene oil, to be equally
cheap. would have TO be furnished at 81 per
cent. of its present price; sperm oil would
have to be furnished at rs per cent. OF it's
present price; burning tiuin. at So per cent.
and lard oil at 81 per cent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-04

II never knew" said Lord Erskine, +" a
man remarkable for heroic bravery, whose
very aspect was not lighted up by gentle.
ness and humanity"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-04

The soul needs certain amount
of intellectual enjoyment, 60 give
II strength adeqtiaie for the , daily
struggle in which Il is Involved.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-04

Thou askest me. "Whai is hope!" II is q
leading and faitering star of nankind, which
obscures and disappears with the last beat
ing ofthy heart. ta. e
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-04
5 mRAuTrrt5a. EXTRACT.

Meanwhile the spring appeared with an ex-
sssprsssion of Gods love, the sun smiled down
4s upeD the earth. She felt it, .awoke from her
morning prayer in the silent bat delicious fra
sasisrsnesi Of sshes fresh flowers. would gladly
sSsknow what goes on within you, o, Earthi when
thy birds begin to sing, thy waves to dance,
. when thou arrayest thyself in SO beautiful a
garment that even under the shadows Of night
the stars of heaves and the eyes of men look
= 5upcn thee with love, when millions of small
winged beings arise from thy flower beds, and
- all the air with harmonious murmur of their
% gray existence, whom whole inspired nature is
look of love and hymn of gladness. would
know if thou feclest the joy which goes cut from
eHIa shes, the inhnits delight which thou causest.-
rs=g what know is, that thou givest new life to
haA the heart Of an, to his blood quicker circula-
lation; that thou deliverest his spirit from the
s7ssoppfsssive grey winter of lfe that resting on
she bosom Of nature, he can feels joy indePen-
I dent Of all things else, pure feeling of love OF
life, g love-liviEg. o, that could lead on
whoever is sick in body or mind on spring
80 morning: lay him among the young flowers,
givz let him look up to the blue sky and on the
Gaas bright and living spiendor Of the earth abou
him, let him feel the warmth of the sunbeams
90 the healing GOODNESS of the air, all the sweet in
ydeauences Of life and of nature, which speak tt
sa the heart ike the voice OF friend, like smile
se6 from Godi Certainly the unhappy man woulS
forget for o time the ungrateful one who has IN
/. jnrsd him, forget the cares which are wasting
away the threads of his life; even reniors'
s3s wonld here be stihed; believing in forgiyness
-eEs she oft-deeeived would hope anew; certain !,
- the child Of sorrow would before his death have
few hours of undisturbed felicity, and wher
the evening comes, he would still look back oi
= this spring and say, Il too have been happy
sasonpen ths learthp'o szzss ffsss
ltFs
..f4 Neither look out FAR for troubles, nor he en-
tirely unproyided for them. s - ~.
- hs Men map biash to hsars what they were no
IA sshansA 70 act. sas
-aa.sss Never think Of raising your reputation BY
Aa.a 4detxscsion. ~ -saf7w = asss - zs"s
Man take iess care Of their conscience sha
fheir reputation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-04
s.4. Fer the Delaware Gazette.
coma HEART il oUR HOME"

&ess.es Fer the Delaware Gazette.
aOUR HEART - 0uB HOME"
wien ser tss wa world far to friends and from kin
Azd sil that ia dear or familiar roam, -.if
suH ,raong our aaee items. IN truth, dwelling.
Ara ind net this world bat sour heart is our home"
.sonr heart home,,sin an places and seasons.
There with sorrow or JOY guests rePose; &
wiAsslhat or fee7 gwen hearsn drexry. a
wth this e'en the desert may bloom as the rose
sonr heart u home here the suns beannz siory,
% surpassed BIZ light far more pure and srPrene-
Yrs LOVING loved deep mellow spiendors,
3kroask thssouIs erysAI Eindszs. We saseh - sAs5
-asssassagpq asaHazafi na stesHse
.0nr heart q our hon e'as on its holy threshold,
Tha xisiiant angels ogreet We sfe gireni
There along win our risen Redeemer we ban9uet,-
o henfres from an guile eur heart is our heaven
o raptafoas fhaug iii though here we've mansion.
Msere shsIEAred this -beate bosom may rest,
Yss ihin we've ahoe far grateful and cherished
which the vestib bule seems 70 that Of the bIess
sa8 = tssa&afs IS - 50 CLARENCE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-04

| find little favor in their sight Besides
/ Shakespeare, Chaucer and Scott, on thin
| side of the Atlantic, and Prescott, Bancroft
and Irving, on the other, were the examples
of men eminent at once in literature and in
this most usefuf OF arts. Marlborough and
Wellington were almost al remarkable fol-
genius, and, had Washington not been the
| the greatest of patriot soldiers, he might have
ranked high as . merchant or a millionaire.
As there were three ways in which men
might become great, so there were three
ways in which they might become wealthy.
Some men were born rich; some achieved
riches; some had riches thrust upon
them. He had only TO speak of the
way in which men might achieve riches. and
he at once sdmitted ihat he had absolutely
nothing TO say on that point which was new
He could only repeat and urge once more
the old and weIi-known rules of prudence
and economy, illustrating those ancient laws
wherever he could BY modern iBstances.-
The lecturer proceeded in q very foreIble
manner to state and enforce those rules for
making money which he considered most
important, intersPersiHg them with Bumer-
Gus amusing anecdetes, which were exceed
iBgIy well told and well received. The
rules were such az the following
Be honest; be prompt in making engage
men:s and in fulfilling them; persevere; ad-
vertise; tell no more about your business
than is necessary; never pass q week day
without reading good newspaper, Ia max
in which we beg heartily to enforce and
others equally trite and equally sensible
of the humor'of the lecture, it is impossible
fer US to give anything like satisfactory
specimen. Mr.. Barnum concluded bis re-
marks by very ingenious and amusing de-
fence of humbug, which he defined TO be
the art of dressing up an object so as to
render il attractive; of putting on glttering
appearances for the sake of arres:ing at
tention. This was only deserving OF blame
when The article put forward. was not what
il protessed to be. When the object offer
ed for sale or for show was Rt.iDsically good,
il was allow able, he conIended. to draw at
tention to i, by every legitimate means; and
on this principle he vindicated his own Con-
duct, and maintained that he had acted to-
ward the public in honorable and straight
forw ard manner. Nr. Barnnm C concluded
his address amid loud applause, and, on re-
firing, W as called back TO receive the hearty
appreciation of the audience, voted him by
acclamation compliment which he ac-
knowledged in q humorous and appropriate
speech. Manchester EugLaSd. Examiner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
what nre siIcsinn shccpi


THuR CuARAcTURBrics,--I roply 10
numerous inquiries, we have TO suy--thut
the sheep called IN this country Silcsian
are, We believe, pure Spanish sheep-bo-
ing taken from the Negrutt flock in Spain,
and bred pure without any out side cross
es. Their wool Is not particularly long,
but very dense. Grcat length Of fibre
and extraordinary density are seldom
found together, They arc remarkable for
for the uniformity of the fleece over their
entire uurlace--producing about a. much
wool, and Of as good a quality from a
given number Of square inches on the bel
" as on the back Their wool 10 dccld-
edly fno, and commands the highest price.
They are fmedium siEc--full grown ewes
weighing from eighty to one hundred and
twenty pounds, and the bucks from one
hundred and twenty TO one hundred and
fifty pounds. The cross bucks Of this breed
upon the fno wooled nocks Of the country
has been, as Car, as we are informed, very
satishctory-both increasing the weight
and improving tho quality Of the WOOL
William II. Ladd, of Richmond, Jefferson
county, Ohio, has made the largest impor-
tationa into this country. From his hock
have sprung other hocks IN Harrison, Jol-
ferson, and Wyandotte aud other oountios,
Ohio, and Ia Western Virginia and Penn
Hylvnnia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
GARD TO LADIES.

TruEhsohiih orref,iepiis for iemsist. The imrori.
II ars oflhf reliable ard aafs fenedr i1f lenaIa com
iainit uou respectfully cailtho aienton ofilo ladiei
of this country 30 i feeling aalured thai m ihs ihey
win fud safe and never failIug remedy iof IN dieas
- rrsiua from doranTed ard diiofdersd sieui iuch
~ sidt heaiache ralpalun Of the hearl ioFneff OF
seiriis nervous afaclionsi feecorfhea. g..
In removing Efouperfsi OF ohlrnetons OF the mcneea
from uhafevef oanie, they ore nfahhle lie fuppIgt
tion - eamnon d speedily relieved and there VII BE-
no recurrence 10 used according 20 difeciont lhty
arc especially adapted 20 HtrniEn LANDS dor n1riic.
uafs zee oifdtaf bo iound IN each box with drec.
iionfl
None geuuine without the sicnaure Of Emile Mouton,
propreiof % Rae e. Honorei Paris Masio 3 Laurie,
Importers.
Price All qs pef box; half boxes as cents. Sold by
an fsspoc,ate druegii IN The Unitod States andCan
adas.
envelopes, ani having the appearances Of an ordinary
letter. price et,0n, sod only By our gene rhl agenH,
81 ALnFs and Co, Cleveland o., who will WndIhen
post paid The reesi Of the price and 70 whom a or
.siers must be addfntsea.
sold hv I. T.. g. John Of Tnin, o., who win sll'
send them By maio any addfeii on thefeoept oipree
through che Timn T. y.
Z uof If-ir
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DI.ADEM,
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emporors! |!

What9 Why Beautiful Head Of Hair
Because Il is the ornament of God Himself provided
for al our race. Reuder, although the may bloom
30 brightly In the glowing check the eye eyeIso
sparkling, The teeth be those pearls, u the head Is be-
Tef Of the hair be snared and ahrveled
hafsh aud dry, OF worse still spFnked with gray, ma
turo viii lose more than half be roharms Prof Woodb
Hair Rtstoraiirei II used two or three times week
will restore and permanently 20 al such an orna
ment. Road the following and Judge. The writer Of
the frstisthe celebrated Pianist, Thalherg.
Dr. WooD,- New York April 1853,
Dear sir--Pomit me to expressto you the oblisa'
tons under for The entire restoration Of my hair 90
ts original color. About the time OF my auiyaliu the
United States it was rapidly becoming gray, bar upon
the application ofyour "iiaiF Reroratve' IL soon re-
covered ita original hne. consider your Restorative
very wonderful Invention, quite ohcatious as we'll
agreeable am, dear sir yours truly S.THALnURO.
"Dych ar Gwyhodydot."
Wolch Newspaper Office, l3 Nassau 81, April 49, '56
Prof o. J. Woopf-Dear sir-some month OF SIX
weeks ago rccevedu bottle Of your nar Restorative
and gave Il my wifo, who concluded 10 ry IL on her
hair little thinking az the time that would restore the
gray hair to is onginalcoor but TO heras wel as my
surprise aer Few weeks trial II has performed that
wohde rfu effect by turning all the gray hair 10 dark
brown atthe same time Identifying and thick ening the
hair. 1 strongly recommend the above Restorative TO
aii peTsonsin wani Of 'oeh change q thSii hair;
CHARLES CARDEW.
New York, Jolly IS, 1857
Prof q. y. Woon-With eon6duuce do recommend
your Har Resturative being the most oic ar
Qle laNNfalM NlncN usinl Nulf Hair ke esluratlNc
hair and whiaker, which wcTe almost white gradually
grown DARK ond nov feel confident that a lev more
applications viii restore them % their natural color
Il has also relieved me Of al dandruh and unpleasant
itching ,e common tmoug persons who pespire ifooly
3. e. HtLBY.
Prof WooD-About two year, ago my hair oommonc-
81 talung OF nnd turning gray i was fast becoming
oaidi andhad uied many remedies 20 no effect. CON.
meneed using your Reliorave nJanuary last. A itw
applications fastened my hair firmly. n began 70 an
ep grow out and tomedb back 10 ne 6rmeF col hack
A his time ID Is fully restored 70 M original color,
health 9nd Appearance, and eheefulY recommedd is
use 10 su j. ID, HOES.
Chicago, llL, May ], 1857.
The Restorative s put up IN bottles ofS Sizes yis,-
large medium aud smelli tho small holds pint, and
retail, Cor dollar per hottie; the medium holds at
least twenty per cent more 10 proporionthan the small,
teas toftwo doaTsper boile the large h9lds quart,
40 per cent more In proportion. and rotaia for 81
o, J. Woob a Co., PropIielou, 3 p broadway,
New Nork, Qu The groa,N Y, Wife Railing Establish.
ment,A aad ne Market tirent, 81. Iouis, No.
~ And sola bl all good nTusgisti and Fancy G9eds
Doalen. oct7 irohq
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
/. L. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CON-
SUMPTION SYRUP.

Thousands who have made use of this great remedy
believe u Is iar superior 20 any preparation now kuoNn
for the of CONSUMPTION Coughs and Colds, Asthma,
bronchitis Splitting uf Hood. Pain aud Soreness " The
Breast lOarseusss HoopipE Cough. Group, Plsc. etc
Some Of the cures Effected by ts nfdclne are ol most
surprising aud wonderful charncieri cases that have
been given up BY emneut physicians Hs i9eora9e lor
many years. one case Is that Of respectable pYeian
who was pronounced incurnhe by seven ply seinns,
Two eases are Of twenty years standing None, ere-
fore, however long they have heen Afflicted should de-
spar until they have given tbs great remedy TRIAL
We believe. in common coughs aud colds 70 j. almost II
not quite iu hlei and iu nineteen cases out twenty
selected promscuousg from among those who are con.
sdered dangerous and inCurahe. t will effect cure. lt
may be- taken With perfect safety hy persons Of the most
delicate constitution. II y purely fefctable ana Is a
pleasant, healthy, aud tnVigoratng tonic.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

From MarctdHi n Gallon, o., Of - 1853,
cough, and lasi tu he lay q bed Rot expected D I've
Sic hgd used Jaypea hNpeeiorans lAyersor, and iar
more f0r her. She then commenced skng youf Cough
.as s 10 ie Her S6TF aFaIn Il nave silo Even Il 70
other members u my nmiiy iof, severe coughs and
It Is the best mediolne now n use. Ny grandson was
aleted yi,h disease o. the u9gs i9r which me d9e
also cured him. blaeksmihip this place yasat,.alEg
Of he syrup benefited him So mnch bit be Is ~ uFa
aEain, 1haye doubt another bottle wiz perfect thq
loted % lose NO time 90 giving this med dgi1e tEgy
Respectfully yoprs, u. d. bAhium' q
Life Of Member Of the Indiana Legislature
Saved d.-Messrs. A. Fisher Co. q Lgoniel ind say
Your Cough aud Oonsumplon syrup, espeelally, has
sa1e S s Sssl dtS % s9S 5s a essnnsS esS 70 h Bed Wh
oonsumplon. liis nhysician and friends heieysa lat
e Observation-Disclosures oi iis syrup he hal seeu restored
tl The enleymcnt q good healih son q MereR ,es'
shleh len him with dangerous eonE4 t.At eAie9 We
ss9s ses5 ge1eaa, % s s beatS. |
Remarkable Case Of Hereditary Consumption,
-lhis certaes that my Eiie vas aGciei abo1f eight
months With gyery symptom ol eqnsampiian enc as,s
Ne had no expectation OF her recovery her iaihef
and three sstera had died slte e2lliamp 9a, ~ sie
had been eoohned % her bsd about S7gi e99
s.a',E @ ~ @ is, ~ , sgrnu mss veTy soon cured her
s6srS s5s Sas FsaSFed kof q perfect ss kss
II also relieved PIE ot Deeply settf dtf itA
cough and splitting Of blood, JAVvp FSiA'N-
Dough and Pain IN the Side q Five Years
StandinQ Cured. was Afflicted with a cough and
pain IN iny she aud breast nre Years nnrnN ufee
wears w scarcely able % oat sueent % sustain ne.
empio5ed Ouf or hye physeiana Wo se,s 9ifan,s fdR W
llive relief Ny disease cQiuNreu ioNfNr
kie Forinnaieiy took 81 Johns Cough and Oqnqumn-
lion Svriip whith has restored me 90 pefieef heAtu
Alter taxing the mcdlclne one % w * a.
lena appetite. lVhN a. Nii-~'-'f -D4u'N'
infant cursa-whsn ~ ghal vas a isg weeks sld,
a toa sewers ooid which settled upa is lungs; he
cough continued about Ee1f. ne enAa f4tins ln ne
-i ~ itints n.ra 81 who'll Nere ol any aprarcnt
hrnffI Il ua hulIlr lnUuccu, nom tt aifonE fccQu-
rstndafinn n several ~ uy friends, 20 ty ~ ilnna
Colsh ard dconaamVioas 81 Ss'f vi M 80
arure- .'FtAeei.i'-- ~ - --.- ~
soii hg Al Medicing Dealers Who win nlruilh 81
Jdkat Ananacs traii4 T. = - JON = - rum
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
aagitaItnraI.


A writer IN the Country Gentleman
uays;
lod u.th their horses hugQing The roinsi
wili rird you ny method Of breaking colts.
Fisst. I pui on hirh part mouth Bit
(bfidlc with no blinds,) put on the har-
ness one hour 10 the forenoon and one IN
tho afternoon, with hroochen siraps hang
ihr sbout the lcrs-cruppof-p0d Elk inch
round. No this for D week, tying him
both sides of The stall, refined modor-
cly. Then change the hit 70 a chain-
BIZ, placing him between the poles Of q
double wagon, between two steady farm
horses, and have him 60 fogulatod BY thc
rcins that he can neither pun TOO much
nor fan back, tho old harses having con-
troll over him by the hrcachcn and reina'
Keep him IN daily, tn no learns all that
is necessary when he is spoken TO, sell
dom driving Oh Of walk. Never hitch
young horse 10 a harrow, plow or oultiya'
cor, iill DO Is thoroughly at command In
the wugor, which win take often six
months. Drive with blinds II the colt 10
timid or lazy.
"If disposed to kick in handling, tie up
his head as high az possible alongside Of
the barn. and then give him whitc birch
hush till he con Be- handled quietly. One
good drfsoing viii do tho business. Bit
ting a colt az some do, and allowing him
20 walk about the yard have found to
spoil him. Standing quietly Afterwards,
whom my colts are broken, they need no
hitching,howevor wildwhen taken in hand,
but are trusty mall respects. Mover give
a colt in the hands Of brute Of a man 70
break, if you expect him 10 bo docilo, for
like gets likci q muliah man turns out a
muiish horse.
"lf you wish a servioable horse, four
years Is as young as he should be deemed
a horse; he can bo well brokon before
that By my method, with little hindronco
about farm, and is worth three horses
that arc put 10 druR Al two past.
"You will perceive the pad Of the crup-
per being made largo, not only breaks the
colt Of that hugging practice 10 putting on
the cruppcr, but he carries better tail
and has never the power 10 hug the reins
and II disposed to bolt, few rods with
the rcius will quiet him for that. Never
check young horse too much when
walking ip harness, for it is apt 90 spoil
HE reach, and give him a hitohing gait"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
now ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
4 benevolent Institution established by special endo
men inr the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
afIltefattyifh Nirnlent and Enfdomir Utaonsos

benevolent Institution established by special endow
men fnT the Relief of the Sick and Distressed,
ahliotedwith Virent md Epidemic Diseases.
times Of Epidemics, " Il the object Of this lnstu.
tou 10 establish Hospitals, provide Nurses, Physi
eans Clothing, Food Medicines, &c, for the sick and
icsttuie take charge Of the oTanl Of deceased pur.
rns, and tomnsicr n every possible way othe relief
vt HE afflicted aud the health Of the public at large. u
the duty Of the Directors at such Zines 70 visit per
sonay the infected districts, and 20 provide AID execute
means OF relief Numerous physicians, not actingmem.
hers Of the Association, usually enroll their names H.
books subject be called upon attend It's hosp tale
free Of charge
In the absence Of Epldemios, the Directors have au.
horized the Consulting surgeon to give advice and
medical aid to persons suffering undor CHRoNtc ntsRAs
OF vrulonchnTacter sing from abuse Of the phys
calpowers, NAL treatment the effects Of Drugs &C.. 80.
Various reports und tracts on The nature andtreament
1fChronc Diseases, bY the Consulting surgeon, have
1oen published for grauious distribution, and will be
sent rKER oF OuARGE 20 the afflicted.
Address, for Reports or treatment, ~ GEoRoE r.
CALHOUN Consulting surgeon, How % Association,
No. South Ninth Sireot, Philadephiu Pa. by order
IT the Directors, EzRA d. llkARrwELL, Prest.
Csc. FAmcWtD, Secretary. senl1.1r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

lam phviician Of thirty years practice. My prln.
einal study has been diseases Of females Thoy have
renernlly baied my best efforts Obtaining the materi.
az composing Marshalls Uterine Coiholoon, I was
pleased with fom, gave them fair trial. and found my
SELF ahhadantlv successful In my former pructee could
only mitigate The symptoms Of about half the and
could not euro one In ten. Now I can radically cure
at least seventeen in twenty and mitigate the rest
consider Marshalrs Uterine Cathohcon the greatest
blessing To females have met with.
J. n. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charleston.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

WEsr ngnroRn, Coshocton Co., May ~, ie5t'
Mr. H. u. Kineslev, sir--l have been selling the
medioines ohe Graf onherg Company FOR the last ten
years. and have invariably found them 70 give good
sntsfactnai and the pills have sold 20 gre ~ many
nmilesasfcrulnry as their tea and coffee and with my
trade they have become staplc article. Marthafs uter'
inc Cathocon Is amedioine that has done great a.
mount Of good In female diseases. One lady sold %
10 told me she hnd received more benefit from one bottle
than sho did from long or medical treamontb
me most sktlful physicians. Yours truly,
Ian. !, 1851 JANIS WitsoN
For yale nv A. r. Van Doom, n. A. Snyder, J..
~ Wooster 'rdu H. liall, Lowclli Dr. p Yatcs,
ireen Spriug'i WIN. lluhb, lodii s. ?. Hum Flat
pock; WIN. Wningrr, Auicai u Hoffman & Co, Nc.
nutotroyilri J. w, Wings Adriani and by one agent
in 40 the prurpaltowns In Ohio.
Fof Medicines or agencies address
A. n. KINGS LEY, Cleveland,
ino5.fy Agent for Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

Read what Dr. bushnell says ofthe Grahcnhcrg Medi.
clues Dr. D. is phyfioau Of extensive prsctice, and
one of the most suoccasiul 10 The cooHy (rmmbul) In
whchho residou
oThis ocrlide1 ,hnl have uled the Gfafenhorg Pills
and hiurshnls Cadolicon, sold here by ". q. John,
son. In my practice 10 my entire sati5Aehon. They
are faa5d medicines. DR. @. W. BUSHNELL
Hartford, Tmmball Co, o., March z, 1857