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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-07
Subscriptions for Cedar County Sol
diers' Relief Association:

EDITOR ADvERTIsER:-1t is general
~ admitted that at this time our country
demands Of all Of US that we should do
something in her cause. 1t is also ad.
mitted that our first duty is, speedily to
fill up the ranks Of the new regiments
for which the government has called.
Now, Mr. Editor, one half of our pop
ulatiou are denied the privilege Of enlist
ing in the service of our country. Blu
do not imagine that they are, therefore
Indifferent as to the result No, sir; the
hearts Of the ladies' of America are en-
listed in the good cause, if their name:
are found in no muster roll
If the ladies cannot themselves enlist
they can at least use their influence to
induce the available portion of commun.
ity to do so; and as there is class of
young men among US who seem indiifer-
ent to the claims of patriotism, it is time
some other influence was brought to bear
upon them. There may be other iuAu-
ences which may be made available, but
none can be so potent as combination of
ladies for this purpose. So weghty are
these considerations, th.t the ladies', not
withstanding their natural modesty, have
felt themselves called upon to move in
the matter.
At a meeting recently called by the
ladies of Red Oak, to devise the most
efficient means by which they could aid
in filling up the companies now forming
in the county. The following constitu.
ton was, after much discussion, unani-
mously adopted:
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE I-N>NE AND OBJECT.
This organization shall be called the
Invincible Broom Stick Brigade. Its OBJ.
ject shall be to drive young men into the
ranks Of the army.
ARTICLE U.--oFFICERs.
Every member of the Bri yade shall
hold some honorable office in same, as by
that means the importance of the Brig
ade we'll be largely increased.
ARTICLE III.-ARMS.
The arms of the Brigade shall consist
exclusively of we'll made broom this
being the most formidable weapon with
which the Brigade is acquainted.
ARTICLE Iv.-DRlLL
The drill of the Brigade shall consist
exclusively of dress parade every hour,
either siDgly or in squads and companies,
ARrICLEy.
Before becoming a member each can
didate shall take the following affirma-
ton: You do solemnly affirm that you
will support the Constitution of the Unit
ed States, of the State of Iowa, and of
this organization that you will uso your
influence to induce young men to enlist;
that you will tolerate the society of no
young man after you find he Is determin.
ed to remain at home and that you will
faithfully and to the best of your ability,
discharge your duty IS . member OF this
Brigade: So help you Broom Stick
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CONSUMPTfON,

There is, perhaps, disease with which csuntry
- Affected which sweeps of annually many victims
as that fel! destroyer Of the human race-Cons imp
Non Day sfter dat. after year, the horrd
ster huries to the portals Of the cold and silent tomb
fresh added victims to its conquest No -sk In life
sacred from its blightng influence. No age is exemp,
from its death dealing shafts. The old the middle a.;
ed, and the young. and all, alike, food for this
common foe Of mankind The white haired patriarch.
whose life Of temperance has rendered his stem
pervious to the attacks Of other ills, and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoy Of iifes calm
evening, dnds Consumption fastening its fapgs upon
his vitals and tearing him from world bright
minds which look complacently on days well spent.
IL tAsrs ~ Asp for tAe afflicted? Noprtsen,irs Of
tkt daaHers rAieh bssus IN ehssg and 6ek!e
eimdtst
There 10!
"WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
has performed cures Of Consumption after sk!fsi pay.
seiaas had pronounced the patients hey ond hope be-
yond the reach Of the healing art.
III. SCOVlLL. Proprietor.
Sold in Upton, by r. Hall and Reirart & McNa-
mara; At Clarence, by Reigart l. Mcnamara; and BY
dealers in medicines generally.
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"a Some of our secesh sympathizers
talk loud and long about the "risht of
speech" and "the freedom of the press"
and At the same time they call President
Lincoln "perjured william" and the
like. They say that no man can speak
bis honest @ sentiments without being
sent to Fort Warren. That they are at
large is probably owing to the fact that
A. yet the government has sent neither
crazy men or fools to Fort Warren. That
they arc not there, is no sign that they
would not be suspended between the
heavens aud the earth if their just deserts
were meted out to them.
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THE STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
will hold their annual meeting at Mount
Pleasant, on Tuesday, August 10Th, at
o'clock p. M, to continue until the fol.
lowing Friday noon. Ladies attending
the meeting will be entertained without
charge, and others at a low rate. W. H.
Wells, Superintendent of the Public
Schools of Chicago, and Rev. W. Salter,
of Burlington, have engaged to deliver
addresses.
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~ We have had several very heavy
rains since Saturday last. Considerable
damage has been done to hay and grass
Ia low places, and unless pleasant wealth
er comes soon, grain, in the shock, will
begin to grow.
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THE ORIGINAL
N0WE SEWING WAe1flNfS
ESta blished in 1915. .peIfCCiei in 1862.


Established in lSij..Perfrcted in 1862.
Recent and important improvements having
been put to this Machine, renders it now the
most perfect before the public. and persons at a
distance can order Machine with guarantee
of its prompt and safe delivery, and that they
will be able to manage it to their entire satfsfac
ton No more breaking needles, No more miss
ing stitches! No trouble in making any gar
mcnt, however delicate or heavy, on the same
machine, either in cambria cloth or leather: and
for dress makers, shirt makers, talors hat bind
ers, shoe binders, or saiter fitting as we'll Is for
every variety Of family sewing, THEY HAVE NO
SUPERIOR, and will be sold at u niue h less price
than any other machine capable Of doing the
same range of work.
Send for descriptive catalogue Of styles and
prices. few responsible agents will be dealt
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines, 4s7
Broadway, New York.
no26v9 ly
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sold for whateves the bidders present are

sold for vhateves the bidders present are
disposed to pay. The goods have been
assigned, and will be sold at any sacri-
fee. Many good bargains have already
been made. The goods cannot be sold
at private sale, but can be examined at
any time during the day. The sales at
auction will commence at land y p. III.
The ladies are especially invited to be
present this afternoon. Sales continue
during the week.
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At tho same meeting the following

S ss "SotIuS Nhe AoHoWauk
named ladies took the oath and became
members Of the Brigade:
Carrie G. Van TuyI, Captain;
Mary NJ. Brown, Quartermaster Gen ;
Aggle II. Safely, Adjutant General;
Fannie Safely, Commissary;
Mary Snyder, lst Lieutenant;
Rhoda Rigby, I'd "
Mary j Carl, Orderly;
Maggie Fursuson, LIST Sergeant,
Annie Goodrich, I'd
Annie Spear, Sd
Thamar Goodrich, 4th
Laura Safely, High Corporal.
The Brigade has already taken the
Geld. Let the laggards beware.
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our great
IL Fire Proof Manufactory-the most perfect
machine shop In the world-we have signalized
the event by producing a new Family Sewing
Machine, containing the latest Improvements, at
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the public
without inducement or excuse for buying any OF
the inferior machines which infringe our pat
ents Competition will henceforth become i'm.
possible. A very large reduction has been made
in the prices Of all Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which are well
known to be without any successful rival in the
market Much has recently been published In
regard to various stitches made by sewing ma.
chimes We will take it for granted that all the
world knows the fact tat Singers Machines
make the best stitch ever invented, and do 1t n
the best style.
as~send for copy Of l. A. Singer + CO..
Ga..i:. which contains full information about
prices sizes, ETC., Of sewing machines, and will De
sunol;.S erc,;.. l. N. SINGER 4 CO.,
Jan. %, 1859: l5S Brond'csy. Ns'e York.
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SCOVILl.'S
SARSAPARlLLi
AND
STILI.lNGIA.
Blood and Liver
SYRUP

II is highly recommend.
cd by physicians h cure
the following diseases, hs'
ing theit origin III n disor-
dercd state Of the blood:
Scrofuls, letter or Salt
Rheum, Scsld Head. Can.
kcr, Uicerations and En-
largements Of the Joints,
CAncerous Tumors, Kings
Evil, Erysipelas, St. An
thongs Fire. White Swell.
inrs. Obstinate Eruptions,
Pimplcs on the Face, Blot
ches, Pustules, kheuma-
tism. Dyspepsia. etc. etc. {;
s. philistic and M-rcurial
Affections are cured; Chic
rosis or Obstructionsin Fe-
males. LeuC orrhea or
Whitcs,are relieved by the
use ofthis Medicine.
The medical propertic OF
: Sarsparilla in conjunction
with Stillingia are well
known by all medical men
to be the hest compound
/ yet discovered TO cleanse
and purity the blood. and
eradicate all humors from
the system.
We have givcnthcrcc.rc
To most physicians in the
country, that they may
Know what they are using:
and will Continue TO send
is by mailto those DESTROYS
of knowing t'rc Ingredient.
entering into its compost
ton. that they mayorre
scribe il in their practice.
THIS prepuratIou stand!
at the head Of tn" list a
remedies for cuIingal'dis.
eases arising from impuri,
tics in I've blood orhisrns.
cd matter lurking in tn,
sy stem.
Thousands who have as
ed the Stillingiaa and Sarsa
parilIa willtestifr to itsre,
markab'e effect in removin
ing all impurities from their
blood. giving tone and Wig
or to the whole human
frame, and restoring \
healthy action to all the
functions Of the body.
The testimonials rcceiv.
cd In its favor from many
members Of the Medical
faculty would, were We 10
publish them, fill a large
+ volume.
! 1t Is prepared under the
supervision 81 one 0f the
Oldest and hest practical
chemists in the country
( MIR. W. $, Merrill, Ctncin
natti, so as to insure Al
uniformity of Compositio,
and purity in alltlse ingrc
! dents.
! As a Spring remedy t,
purify and cleanse tn,
blood. leaving il free from
all hnmorS and impurity,
We assert with confidence,
there is ny better medicine.
II. SCONlL. Proprietor,
to whom all orders should
Sold by r. HALL.
" kEI6ART y Men
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Ma Mr.. J. Zitler, who lives about
three miles north of town, had two sons
enlist in Co. GA" 9Th Iowa, one 10 Co.
DE-" 18th Iowa, aud now a fourth has
enlisted in Capt. Rathbun's company
There is one son yet left at home, but he
will 20 if needed.
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AucrIoN.-C. F. Goddard, Of Musca-
tine, is now At ths old stand Of G. Sweet.
land, with large variety Of dry-goods,
cutlery, BotiQps, etc., which are to DO
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"a At the company election on Sat.
urday last the following named persons
were elected:
Captain, s, W. RArHBUs:
LIST Lieutenant, b. F. FOBEs;
I'd w. 7. RIGBY;
Orderly Sergeant NJ. II. BEGoLE.
The above are all the officers that have
been elected. The other Offices will be
filed this evening Some ten or twelve
more men are wanted to fill this company
up to the maximum. The company will
be ono of the three first companies in
the new regiment, j. Q. it will occupy
either the right or left flank, or will be
the color company. The company is now
in quarters hero aud is drilling daily
Success to it and all its members say we.
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"a Remember the WAR MEETING
tomorrow. Several good speakers will
be present and address the meeting
Turn out! Turn out and help the glo.
tious cause along.
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"a Recruiting officers Cue and Pound
are now preparing to bring in their re.
cruits some day this week, aud commence
drilling them. These officers have stood
back till Captain Rathbuu's company was
fall and now We hope to see their com.
pauy filled up within ten days. 1t ought
to be done 1t can be done Don't wait
to be drafted.
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TO THE NERVOUS Of both sexes. A Retired Clergy
man having been restored to health In days, az
ter many years Of great Suffering, Is willing assist
others by sending tree the receipt ola post paid
directed envelope, caFy Of the prescription used
Direct the REV. JOHN NJ. DAdNALL, lsG Fulton
street, Brooklyn, NY. 23n4m
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"a 1t is laughable TO see how many
of our young men have, all at once, dis
covered that they have got the "rheum-
atics," are lame, or have some other all
meut that incapacitates them fer military
services. Every one who can go around
town and drink lager should be consider
ed as subject to do military duty.
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! DR.. HALLS
5BALSAM
Cures all Diseases
of the
LUNGS.
And THROAT.
FOR THE CIRE o.

ioN The u kk o.
Consumption. Dec line.As-
TINA. Bronchitis. v assinR
OF Fiesh, Night sveaas,
Splitting Blood. whoopiAl
Cough, D,nexlty Of Drea.
hing, Colds, Coughs, fa@
fuenEa, PhthIsic, Pain 10
the side, and oil dlssAessst
the Lsng,,
1T Is UNEQUALED!
Halls Lung Bals u, IN
all cases, gives the bsss
satisfaction.
Has wrought more esfes
since its introdu ct!on tAAa
any other cough medicine.
lsendorsed BY our lssl.
ing physicians ~ the safest
and best remedy nov -.
fore the public.
Issafe to use among chill =
dreD. and yet powerful IN
cases of chronic pulmonary
diSessr.
Brings certificates sl.
most daily ofitswondeS9al
cures in all parts of the
country.
There Is no medicine
w'thin our knowledge that
has acquired 70 great and
wfd" spread popularity, In
so short a space Of time, -
DR., HALL'S DALSAN roa
THELCNGS. Itsb~lssn
&c and healing pfopertie'
are magical. II IL hiehl,
eSrectorant auttonN. !
contains not a grain .
opium or morphine, III
narcotic and astringcnt pr
perties Of which have ere
ated 50 much prejudice .
gainstsimilar preparations
We believe that Q NEST
cine possesrRS rcd nsr'
ats will effect cures whe'
ever it IL u sed, ut home. .
well as abroad. DR.. Hall
Baisam for the lungs 10 q
parrRor'e preparation, bu
one which IL used In sea
son, will save the lives .
thousands. The most dls'
tressing cough is frequent
ly relieved by asingle dos>
and broken up in 4 few
hours time. The afnicted
do not have to take bottle
after bottle before they find
whether this remedy Will
afford relief or not.
Hear what Physicians say
Of DR.. Halls Balsam. BAY
one: 81, with confidence
recommend the bAlsam y
superior to any other pre-
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~ Show ~ Newspaper chose coisasHs are at
Ill ti~es crowded oith n<,c Adpertse~esss. and ~
riI shoso yos eOassssssty alice with twsisess a"d
sss~prise. The age - moving one. ~dH that
ssaRds IL these "iostsr days ,ciI IL short time find
hi"'seV behi~d his competitors. M
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LARcENY.-A man calling himself
Geo. E. Smith, who says that he resides
at Council Bluffs, where he has family,
spent last Monday in town, his team
being hitched 10 tho rear Of the Congre-
gational church. During the day he
patronized Messrs. Friend 4 Culbertson
quite extensively, but in every instance
he neglected to pay for what he GOT
Just before dark he was suspected and
followed, and q whole bolt of calico was
found under his coat For this theft he
was complained Of and fined $40, aud
committed to Jail. In the meantime
further investigation was made in his
wagon, where were found about $40
worth Of other goods, consisting of calico,
jeans, denims, &C., which he had taken
from Friend & Culbertson. There were
also found, hats, boots and shoes, bar.
sci of salt, etc. At the present writing
he has not been triod for stealing the
other goods. He says he is just from
Davenport.
Since the above was written the cul-
prit has been fined $50 on a second
charge. Verify the way Of the trans.
gres.or is hard.
Proceedings Of the Cedar Co. Soldiers Re.
lief Associations.
Association met at the Office of the
County Judge, August I'd, at 2 o clock
p. m.
The following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted, and ordered to be pub.
lished in the Cedar county papers:
Rssolced, That this Association ap
prove the action Of the Surgical Com
mittee, in securing the services of WM.
p. WOLF, Esq as committee to visit
and look after the interests of sick and
wounded volunteers from Cedar county.
Resolved, That we have the highest
confidence in the ability and integrity of
Mr.. WOLF, and believe him we'll quail.
fed for the position to which he is called
by this association.
Resolved, That we recommend Mr..
WOLF to the confidence of the officers of
our army and those having charge of the
hospitals, and we respectfully and earn
estly request them to grant him access to
any and all hospitals where Cedar county
soldiers may be confined
Resolved, That the Treasurer be au-
thorizcd to draw and pay to WM. p
WOLF, Esq, the sum of ninety dollars
$4,000, to be used at his discretion for
the benefit of sick and wounded volun-
teers from Cedar county.
Attest: NJ X Cross, Sec.
Subscriptions for Cedar County Sol
diers' Relief Associations:
Dist. No s. tiower:-Thos. EItz Patrick 800
James Sullivan, Loo
James McG.e, LOO
$500
Dist. No. IA, Center:-C. P. Sheldon, $500
p. l.. Stryker, 200
John StubbleGeld, 100
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NORGE Is hereby given tha. Q. y. Culver.
Ca. sferntot Of the estate of Jane harry. &C.
ses",d, fisd ! petition u the July term o! .nS
.,.sa.v court, asking power 70 sci! ceI.an Is ..
VI a. herein named. and that said petuoa VI.
seun essring d the September term o. ss'o
nu. 10. BErrs, County Judge
July 7, ls62-sw
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t6- Read the advertisement Of Mr.
Newbern, in another column. As he
will remain here but a short time, per-
sons desiring anything in his line should
call Immediately.
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Gipton 9bbtrtistr.

I9 MArHER & AsBorT, Of New York, are author
ixedt receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
Dt.B. sCRTvEN, Adssrtisiar .arsss, % Deer
Tern street, CAieaes 10 asthsrIsd to receive Advee-
tissmssss for tAis sad sH ths !ssAisg pspsrs Of sAs
North Wsss.
II 8. N. PErrENoILL 4 Co., No. 81 Park Row,
New York, and State street, Boston, are our agents
for the 7ptsa dusrssr in those cities, and are au-
horxed to take advertisements and subscriptions for
at ieOest rates.
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TIPTON POsT.OrFICE.
Open from I to IL o'clock A. NJ. and from e
n. On Sundays from II n. tolPM

CLOSING OF NAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily, closes at Pm
Clarence mail leaves daily, closes at = p. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
"A. N.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at |
p. NJ.
Red Oak mail Tuesdays : Saturdays at I'm.
All drop letters must be prepaid with stan pa
at the rate Of one cent each.
s. s. DANIELS, Pm
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FREEDLEY % CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.
PIANOEs.

,.ho vj.h TO buy . Piano Of the best makers
refsons w 49, shey can save handsome sum In
sha purohbss n they address
Wv PIANO, care JoY, Coz & Co.,
Publishers Agents,
New York P. Q.
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anew and fresh supply Of Sugar: conse, no
,.ss.s tc.. iust received by =. n. cH!LDs.
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.MEssRs. CUE 4 Pound have opened
a recruiting office in the Postofice build.
ing, up stairs. They are now swearing
in men and putting them into quarters
here.
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Ihs bsrcism Of our Soldiers & Sailors
ILLUSTRATE
One co.,, large limo. Price, 81, 20.

The critics and the public right in predicting that
this will surpass In graphic narrative exciting inter
est and extensive popularity all other histories Of the
az for the Union Its theme will the heroic darng
patient suffering, and hair bresh escapes OF sol
diers, and its incidents will form the theme OF
sston at innumerabe hresides for years to 1t
will contain in addition to its stirring details, the phil
osophical analysis Of the Causes OF the War by JoHN
LoTHROr MOTLEY, l.. l.. D., suthor OF 1.-THE Rise OF
the Dutch Republic" the dates Of all the rapport
ant events from the John Brown raid, and an
and revised account Of the principal battles, with
cravings.
Onethird the proceeds Of all Subscriptions di-
rect to us will be given for the Relief Of Disabled Sol
diers and oil persons who wish copy Of the
also to benefit the soldiers should their and
address at once. Also, any officer private,
In section OF the country, having knowledge Of a
heroic act orstirrng Incident will oblige sendi
US an account Of It.
Booksellers. Postmasters, aud Canvsssing Agents.
will be furnished with subscription Prospectus
spplicati to the Publishers.
= Ahberal commits girsn 10 soldiers des,ring
to act as 0gssts in taking subscriptions.
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TO CONsUMPTIvES.

TO CON0UMPTIVEO.
rTNHE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
L In . few weeks BY = very simple remedy, amer
having suffered several years with severe lung aec-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumpon-is anxious
to make known to his the ofeure
70 oil who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
.c,,on used Gree OF charged with the directions for
nr.n.rng and using the same, which they will md
cu,x for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
rhe osy osc. Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpon 1, to lament the acted, and spread inforna
zion which he conceiyes to invaiuabs, ana ne
every sufferer will try his remedy - will eos' 'ns
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please a4dresg
REV. RDwARD 4. WILLOW,
w,LLIAnssuen, Kings copnty, New Yesk.
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S. D. JOHNSON, Esq, has been, for
several days, recruiting for the company
being now raised in this vicinity. He
has gone into the matter with a will, and
has already obtained about thirty re-
cruits. Such men should be remembered.
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Every business man and clerk should have these
books. They will pay the buyer hundred fold. Ev
cry parent should get them for his sons.
All these books are mailed, postpaid, receipt Of
price. We pay particular attention to mailing books
wrapping them carefully, and will procure and send,
postpaid, any book, anywhere, receipt OF pubs h
er's price ard six stamps. Address,