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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

Sorghum Culture.-The question with
us now seems to be, can the cultivation of
Sorghum or lmphee. be made profitable, md
the only way to ans yer it correctly is to make
the experiment. First, learn all that can be
communicated Ivy those who had experience,
and then proceed to acquire experience in its
culture yourselves. We understand that Mr..
W. II. Chamberlin proposes to put in opera
ton, in Tiflin, during this season, an extcn.
sive sorghum syrup manufnctcry, and that
he expects to obtain his cane from the farmers
of Seneca CO., aud vicinity.
Next week he will be supplied Will, the
best quality Of seed, and will give such in.
formation us he car to any who may call on
him at the Office Of Osborne 4 Bro, at the
depot. Let the farmers see to this and be
prepared to supply the demand such an ca.
tablishment will create.
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The Atlantic for May lsa charming
number of this popular monthly. Its con
tents are; Man undor Sealed Orders, Ny
Garden, Lyrics of the Street, the South
Breaker. Methods Of study Ia Nat tIral Histo'
ry, Spirits, Titmouse, Salipetre ns source
Of Power, Weather in War, Hindrance,
Statesmanship Of Ricbelieu, Under the Snow.
Slavery. in its Principles, Development and
Expedients; The Volunteer. The Bigolow
Papers and some smaller articles.
This is decidedly the best number Of this
monthly yet published. As will be seen by
the contents the subjects embrace wide
field, and they are well written. The maga.
zine takes high stand in political matters
and maintains it well.
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THE VOLUNTEER.

eat dawn" he said, 81 bid them all fare
we'll,
To go where buples call and rides CLEAN. .
And with the reslless thought asleep he fell
And glided into dream.
great hot plain from sea to mountain
spread -
Through ii a level river slowly drawn.
He moved with vast crowd, and at its head
streamed banners like the dawn.
There came a binding flash, deafening roar
And dissonant cries Of triumph and dis.
may;
Blood triskled down the rivers reedy shore,
And Tith the dead he lay.
The morn broke 10 upon his solemn dream
And still, with steady pulse aud deepen
ing eye.
"where bugles call" be said. "and rifles
gleam.
If0llow. though dis!"
Wise youth BY few is glory's wreath at
tanned:
But death or late or soon awsiteth all.
To fight in Freedoms cause ia something
gained
And nothing lost. TO tan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

We have been shown = document signed
by the Mayors in office Of the cities uf the
United States and Canada. certifying to the
superior excellence OF Dr. Ayers Compound
Extract VI Ssrsaparilla and to the value of
all his remedies as articles Of great public
utility. Such evidence from such Ligh sour.
ccs bears us out triumphantly in the positio
we have long maintained with regard to Drr
Ayers preparations, or more particularly oun
advertisements Of them. No publishers need
be morc opposed than we are to the propul,
CATION Of qusckery in any shape. hut We
knew when we began, that his remedies were
above any suspicion of deceptcp-that they
were about the best il Is possible to produec
10 the cure of'discasc, and that they have
the confidence Of all communities were they
are known. Not alone because the Mayor.
Of the whole country believe them useful "a
their pcorle, but because we know from cx,
pericncc that tley are so TO ours, do we he
licSe we ARE rendering n substantial servic,
to our readcrs in ma ing their virtues known
To thcm.-lCourier, Prime oton, Ky.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK April 90
FLouR-Sales Of ,6n0 bbls at 81 756tl %
for super western S5 1905 SIS for common
70 medium extra western; So 35t6j 40 for In.
ierior 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-Salcs at 81 3s6sl As.
RYE-Sales at 196esli, &C.
BARLRy-Sales at S9c.
ConS-Sales $4,000 bu at 81 50 for new
yellow. +
oArs-Sales at 3S@ilc for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WnIsxY-held 23i &c -
PoRR-Sales. $50 bills at SIC. .501l2 55
for mess 10 0O@ 10 so for prime 50.
BEEf-Salcs at 81 50@5 so for country
primes So SO@s 90 for country mess,
BEEF HAMs-Steady. Sales at Sl7 O0QSI7
30 for western.
Cur MEArs-Dull, at Iis@5c for shoul.
ders, and 5 le6e7c for hams.
Bacon Steady. Sales at CSC.
LARD-Sales at 76osi<c.
BuTrER-A fair business doing atII@I2
for Ohio; lGG12lc for State.
tRsrE-6@7yao
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DIVOGsCE.

Orin Cadwalader, whose place Of resi-
dchce Is unknown, is notified that lIachel
Ann Cadwallader did on the 18th day of
April, le62, Il q her petition in the Office OF
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
within and for the county OF Seneca and
State of Ohio, charging the said Oin with
gross ncglect Of duty and three years willhl
a1senoe. and asking HAT she may he divorc
cd from him, and have the custody of their
minor child aud Tor almcny aud general rc
lief
Dated this 18th day Of Apr'l, 1867.
RACHEL ANN CADWALLADER.
by Hall 4 Piltenger, her Auy's.
apr ls.6w $500
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Feb. 81, A. D.,IsGo.
Sheriff Sale.
Rezin W shawhan

George Taylor.
By virtue of an Neeuiion duly issned from
The Co mt of Conrlon Pleas OF Erie coun.
ty, Ohlo,and to me DIRECTED, shall offer
for sale at public Nendue, Sn fsoat of the
Court House, in the city of Tilin, in said
cONpty, on
THE 9TH DAY OF MAY, A. D., 1860,
commencing at 10 o'clock Of said day, and
continue until all Of the following described
goods and chattles are sold, to wit:
A lot Of white seap, pairs of scales. /
corn basket, lot of rags, lot of bench
kcrews, 4 tea kettles ] frying pan, grain cra.
die, wood rack. a lot OF barrels and kegs. a
lot Of faucets, q lot Of glass, &c.
. LEVI WEIRTGK,
Sheriff,
April IS, 1862 $3.50
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Scccsh Isiand.-Mojor Pierson, Com
mandant Of johnson Island Prisoner Depot,
gives notice that no ono will be permitted to
land on the island without having previously
procured pass from him for that purpose.
The sloop Harlequin leaves the foot of 90.
lumbus Avenue daily, at . o'clock, A. NJ.
again at - o'clock, ~, again at o'clock
T. NJ, remaining one hour each time.
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sheriff Sale,
Rnfus W. Reed

VS.
Ralph Leigh and Edwin w. johnson.
BY virtue ofan order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Seneea county, Ohio, at
the January term, A ID, 1869, In the above
esutled eause and TO me directed 1 will offer
for sale atpu3lie vendue at tho door of ths
Court House, in the city of Tifin, in said
county, on
1HK 26th DAY or MAY, A, ID. le62,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. Nj. aud 4
O'clock p. M. Of said day, the following de
seribed lands and tenements, to wit;
In.iot numbered twenty two (22) Ia Min
near's first addition TO the town Of Risdon,
Seneca county, o.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
April 25, ls62. ss,I5
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Wounded Soidiors.-A large number OF
wounded soldiers are now in town, from the
10Th, 72j and 57th regiments. We hope our
citizens will not forget these brave defenders
hut will visit them and take such luxuries to
those that are sick, as they may stand in
need Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
Continental Oid Folks.-This

lent band Of minstrcls gave col cert last
night to delighted audience. They are
worthy Of a full audience and we want to see
the hall crammed tonight, (rhmsdny) and
we think none will regret II.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

New Dweliings.-Mr. McAllister is
building large dwelling on Washington
street, opposite Mr.. Cronises.
Major Armstrong, of the Advertiser, is
building fine brick residence on Sycamore
street.
A large number Of residences are going up
on oil sides. So mote IL be!
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Road Notice.

Noti c is hereby given that there
viii be petition presented to the Commissioner Of
Seneca county, oh,o Mt their next meeting, rfaying
Tor the locsiion oi q county road, IS follows;
Heginning NJ the comrt stone Of the north west
corner oi the east hnlf of the north ea. quarter nj
section two township rec rouh of rsnrc fourteen
tunni iiom thence south alona the line dividing the
lands ni Samuel llnll and Chtissa Nortor, 10 the
south east corner stone of said east harof tho north
east qunrler Of section two. IN the township and
county aforesaid, aud there tcrmin-te faid road 10
be forty feet wide, aur,s Nv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

Monies from the sth Regiment
Capt b. F ogle. Co. A, Sch Reg iment, has
sent sl22j to his brother, A. V. Ogle Of
this city, to the following persons Being
remi,ianees from the soldiers under his com
mand;
John Baughcr. Amos Nichols, Tbos New
son, Mrs. There's Langdon, Mrs. Sarah sto.
ner, John Poormnn, Andrew Bloom, John NJ
Rauch, Mrs. Margaret Watcher, Charles
Bang. David Gross, Philip Scwald, Na,han-
icl Redd. Mrs. Amanda Harbaugh, " ]
Crawford, C n Yerk. VIM N ormc, Rev.
N Keller, John ShHner, Philip Emick. Rob.
ert Travis, Geo. Styinbaugh, THIN; John
Baker, Melmore; A II Brnndcrbury, WIN
Dewitt, B.oomville; David ilus,, Andrew
Dildine, John NJ Diljine, near Tifin; Val.
sn,ine Greene, Hopcwell tp.
The above persons will please call on A.
V. Oglc at his store in the % Ward, and &c,
their money.
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"Felix," who belongs to tho 57,h regi.
ment, returned last week, wounded in the
leg. he was in the battle Of Pittsburg Land
ing, and, being wounded on Sunday morn
ing, was taken prisoner by the rebels and
placed in a barn, but after wards released by
our troops. He says "fye or six rebels shot
right at me, but when our men took me WAS
so glad had to holler."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

Grand Concert at Republic.-A mum
Der of fyoung ladies and gentlemen of Repub'
lie will give patriotic concert, at the Town
Hall of said village, on Saturday evening
May 3D., for the benefit of the Sepio Soldiers
Aid Socrty.
1t is hoped that there win be good turn
out, SO that something handsome may be re
allied for our suffering soldiers. A rich treat
may be expected
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Our Correspondent with the 55th regi.
mcnt, who has been at home for few weeks
returned to his regiment last Friday, and we
shall, doubtless, soon hear from him again.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

Col. Lee returned to town last week and
left again for the 5jlh on Monday He has
been absent from his regiment some two
months attending court martials.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

Rev Samuel ] Brown has been devot
ed hborer in the cause Of Christianity In Gin
einnati for moro than thirty years, as almost
every old Ciuoinnatian knows. Such tcsti.
mony, from such source. is not to be passed
ed over lightly. Noother Proprietary Rem.
cdles ever prcscnted To the pub 10, ever re-.
crived 1.-THE uf the commcndstion from
MEN OF STANDING, in every walk Of
mcnt.
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Rev. IT. Il. Nye, editor Of the Star Of the
West, will preach, at Republic, the 2L Sun.
day in May, at o'clock p NJ, and ct early
candle lighting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

All Ladies', who feel an interest in the
Seipio Soldiers Aid Society, are requested
to meet at tho Town Hall on Saturday next,
o'c oek.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

Fine Printing. Having just dd-
ded a large assortment Of New JOB Type
as rcn as other Fine Printing Materials
10 our JOB Department, tre are no,c pre-
pared TO DO all kinds Of Fine Printing
IN a style not 10 be surpassed. Wedding,
limitation, Visiting and Business Cards
printed in a rery superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing ice cannot be
erceHed. Cal al The TRIBUNE Office and
sec specimens.
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The scandinavian Pils aud Purifier.

NAfNANNhttf tuil - Aceos
Dr. 9. W. RoBAeK-Dear Sir,-Inreply 10
inquiries made Of me, u gives me pleasure to
say that Mrs N. Aztec, Of the Society Of
Friends. aud widow Of the late Dc. Atlee Of
Cincinnati, previous to her gSing East, ex
pressed her confidence in the efficacy Of your
scandinavian Remedies, and the benefit she
derived from using them. She had been suf.
fering FROM general Troshation at times. be.
ing over seventy-six years Of age, aud oph.
thalmia and Inflammation of the face. Va.
rious remedies were resortcd to without re.
lief, when some friends recommended course
Of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier aud
Blood Pills. They had the desired effect,
aud che was considered as restored to health.
know many who have used your rene.
dies, and speak decidedly OF the benefits dc
rived, thus tcsticying OF their rcuovatiug In.
iluence In purifying the blood and giving Wig.
or aud energy to the system. They have my
cordial appreciation. Very Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

Our thanks arc due TO Hon. John sher-
man for shc report Of the Colorado Exploring
Expeditior--a valuable report.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

Col Gibson returns to his regiment on
Monday next. He will take any letters that
are left with him or at Buskirk & Bro.
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New Music.-Our thanks nre due 10 s.
Brainard 4 Co., Of Cleveland, for "Cla.n
Bell, a ballad" a splendid piece of new mu.
sic.
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rer.cn nrownlow,s pook.-This

Parscn Browniow's Book.-This
much talked Of book will be narrative Of
the pcrils, adventures and sufierings Of Rev.
w. @. Brownlow, smong the secessionists Of
Tennessee. II will be fully aud handsomely
illustrated with sketches Of the scenes refer.
red to, and will contain finely engraved
steel portrait Of the author, The public will
be startled at this narrative Of facts. II viii
lay bare the perseeutions ard cruelty which
marked the development Of the secession cou.
spiracy in Tennessee, the disasters and the
ruins with which il devasted communities
once prosperous, and sund,rsG families once
happy; more than all, twill expose the bad
and reckless ambition, aud the relentless
blood. .thrstihess, by which the rnsleaders
Of the conspiracy were stimulated to their
treason. The narrative is one Of personal cS.
pcricnces, and tho author vouches for the &C
euracy Of his statements.
Mr.. Joel Markets the agent for this eoun.
ty. and he will soon give our citizens call
and we hope he will be gladdcncd by many
names to bis list. In this city alone at least
400 should be subscribed for.
Mr. Markle assures us that he will have
the books here by The 2Oth Of this month.
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Millinery.-Se See card Of Mrs. L. c. Al.
len in another place.
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MARnIED.

In this city on the s9,h inst BY Rev. n.
Andrew, Mr. William Kline to Miss Kline
both Of Seneca CO.
Ia Venice, on the 18th inst by Peter KIN.
imam, Esq, st the house Of the Srides father
Nj Orange J. Mcpherson to Miss Margaret
Swarts, both Of said place.
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Inrper's Masazine.-This valuable
monthly for May, is now before us. 1t fully
sustains the high tone and character of this
ole favorite. American Historical Trees, A
Dangerous Journey, and What are the Nerves
are the illustrated articles. Mistress and
Maid is still continued and increases in in
tercstas it proceeds. or!ey Farm and ad
ventures of Philip are still continued also.--
There is other able and very interesting ar
uelcs on varisus subjects. Inall an exec lent
number
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

The "Senior'' has been absent this
week.
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WlNDOW HAGElt
Se. which he is now receiving. -
The place tosel your
FAMILY BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
POCKET BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
TEsTAMENTS,
TO GIT YOUR
HYMN BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
PRAYER BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
BLANK BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
TOY BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
Books and Cards for presents,
TO GET YOUR
Stationery and Gold Pens,
TO GET YOUR
Steel Pens and Lead Pencils,
TO GET YOUR
Capillary Pen Feeders,
is at the Bookstore of George Il
lIuss, No. 2 Tomb's Block, oppo-
site the Shawhan House.
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Fofsals by al druggi sis and dealer, in medicines.
Al. MATTHEWS,
oetil.Iy nair,io, n. v. and Fort Eue. G. w.
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HarPer's Weekly isa decidedly nice
thing to look at As well as to read, notwith-
standing 1t has been tabooed now for two
weeks at Fortress Monroe, because of slleg
ed contraband pictures and news which t..e
military authorities wished to have suppress.
Sd, though il is very likely the rebels knew
It all at least several weeks before. We
advise all to try Harper's Weekly 1t can be
had at any of the bookstores. or of the pub
l'shers, Harper q Bro, New York.
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Notice.


James Sabins of the State of Tennessee
will take n dcc that Robert G.. Capl,s ana
Robert W ualc Of the county OF Seneca dnd
in the State of Ohio. lid lile their petition on
the l1th day of December, lSG2, in th,
Court NJ Common Pleas within aud for the
county VI Seneca and state Of Ohic. agnin.t
she said James Sabins, defendant, ~rttini,
forth that on the sixteenth day oi December
ls6l, the Il, fcndnnt gave 10 the plaintin. his
due hi iur the sum Oi eighty seven dollars
with interest from date aud proving thst an
order Of Attachment may issue against the
real estate OF tho said defendant, situate in
the county vi Seneca aud State " Ohio, and
Is known as ln.lot NJ. 2S1 in the village ol
Fostoria. Seneca county. Ohio, which or,li
has been served nrd returned aud prup,rt,
appraised Mt eleven hundred dollars
And further praying ihat said James Sabin,
may pay said sum now claimed 10 hc du,
with interest, aud the enid James Slbins !,
notified that he Is required to appear and an
swcr said petition on or before the third Sat
urday amer the FIRST day OF My, is63
A. III SELnEN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
March -, lsG2.-Gw says
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Timn Prices Current.

Corrected Weeklyby ). u. sSrAru, Dealer in .
tn ds OF Grain. ssc., l.oesset's Block, Tihin.
PoWK-3,5O to 400
WHEAT -q9dGg
CoHS- (shellrd21).
do (EsT25c.
RYE--OOD1O.
BARLEY--u0l ~ So.
OArs--ls d2Oe
PorAToKs--25e 30
FLAX SgEp-- sO. O.OOp 100.
BtrrER-- ltWl2hie
LARp-5c
TALLow--Gc.
SMOgEp llNAS-- case.
do SIDEs AND SHoULpERS--4e.
PtoKLED PoRH--B NE.
CLOVER Srgp- s3.55.G4,CO
BEEswAS--O0 dl2Oc.
FE.THgRs---GOOc.
RAuS--2c.
GREEN uiDEs--3Hc gn4
DRN do Sc.
EGGs--OGe. dozrn.
TimOthy seed.-l.I .IO9l,Gp
Woot-35z 40
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DIR. kauli writes that the way the re
port got currency, about him beng taken
prisoner, originated. doubtless, in the follow
ing circumstances. On Sunday morning
when be and the brigade surgeon, had each
train OF wounded to take out Of the reach
Of the fast flying balls. they could not agree
which was the proper direction to 60; and az
neither would yield To the others iien, the
consequence was that each took the route be
thought safest. The brigade surgeon had
not proceeded far till he had been surround
ed and taken prisoner. while Dr. RAull aud
his train came out safe. Mr.. Treat thought
they we're all together and of course all shar
ed the same fate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

Waison's Neuralgia King is caring daily
all cases OF Neuralgia aud Rheumslisn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

No more Rheumatism after uslng Watson.
Neuralgia King
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Notice.-Ths Soldiers Aid Society viii
meet every Monday aud Saturday afternoon
st one o'clock, until further notice.
MRS. 7. DON BENHAM.
President.
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TjMn Retail yVnrt,ct.


corrected weekly, by n. A. BUsKiRK 4 Bro
Mholesas and Retail dealers IN Groceries aud pro
ducs 1f allkinds, shg whan's IIlock TifhnO.l
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n Slight Cold,

<WvfA II Sftghf COfd,
&SAxtA Pouah, ,.5ZaaSsAnesa
Sy1vlnill.le or SfoSe I1kroat,
EESsNSS ,Vhich might be checked
~1N tvith simple remedy,
bfnegleoted, often terminates scrio,Lsly.
Fe,V are apare Of the importance Of
ssopping a Tough or SjLiaht
fold in its first stage that lghich
n he beginning ,Uould yield to q
mild remedy, if no. attended to, soon
attacks he lungs.
-8SoiIv1's a Afo,lchiaL> >9roclies
uere first introduced eleve'1 years ago.
Il has been proved that they are tho
best article before the public for
,eanahs, fields, A8<O,lchitis,
.Hsthnia, ISatakxh, the Hlclsing
Cough in /Sonsin1EtioJl, and
humorous affections Of the lSJjLkoat,
giving immediate relief
Public Speakers n Singers
will find them efectuat for clearing
and strengthening the voice.
Sold by all Q,uggists and Dealers
N Medicine, at IS cents per boz.
CsvrioS.--As tiers are many limitations, ask 70,
and onrAIS only"BroNns bronchial Torches, !" which
p long experience have proved their value, having
menisl' from eminen, men throughout the county,
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