davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
CULTIvATiNG ORCHARDS.

II is II question much discussed
of late whether or no orchards
should he plowcd and mnnurcd
and cropped. We have seen or
chards both old and young, cult
v ted to their injury. lran old
orchard is plowcd deep, it is quit,
sure to tear up and break the roota
this will be followed by n blight
and s,unted growth. lfa young
orchard is plowcd carclcssly, no,
only will the roots of trees he in.
jurcd, but the bark will bc bruised
hy the whiillc trees, aud the trees
themselves bc grawcd and tramp.
cid on by the horses An old or.
chard can bo plowcd shallow, and
little harm come from il but IA II
general rule, the plow should be
kept outside ofits boundaries. i
the laud needs cnriching and re.
seeding, 3 n ily the surface with Il
harrow, and give II dressing of old
manure, scattering the seed where
ever is wantcl.
A young orchard not only an
ho plowcd safely, hut it absolutely
requires cultivation. One might
about rs well throw his young
trees into the street at once, as to
set them out in tough sward, and
let them So remain, Perhaps mos,
of them will manage to live, hu,
they cannot thrive, Plow the land
properly, manure it well, and il
will mako more progress in one
year, than n grass bound tree will
in three or four.
This is no mere speculation the
experience of every year proves it.
As the trees become large, and the
roots ramiiy, let the plow ho grad
ually withdrawn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
TwBNTY.oNB YEARS AGO

Ma. g. &. BEisroL dringui,hed Chemist ard
Druggist nj the city Of Buffalo, ". V. Invented and
m msnntsctufsdH compound known A. BRisroL's BAt.
sANoT lIo'RuouND, which IL perfect specific for
coughs, colds, or any bronchial or Lung difficulties
susuR from damp, cold, or sudden change Of the
westhef
Every peuon who hss ever taken BtiIols Raj
'nm of Hoattound, ptonounces u the best artiele
ever tnYentcd md 80 Justly celebrated hss II be-
come, that the market " already full Of limitations.
cuuutsricits, aud most dangerous compounds, under
the name ut NalsNm Of llosThound. Therefore, Al.
ways be careful tn call tot Uristols Halsam sod
that h, NprrgS signature u on the outside label
Of The bottle,
MNEE.--1his Invaluable Medicine has been now
some twenf.oro ye't, hcfrfe the public, and with
out any sbft on the par oi the pfuptst IT. sale
has become very extensive and u daily inctea,ing
THc low pfics which the Medicine ~ sold tQS Cts
enables all TO psriaks oft, healing qus'ities
g CROSBY, Bufalo, n ",
Solo manufacturer, 10 whom sll orders should be
sddrs'ed. forsale by all ie'pectabe druggists.
April Il, is63. 2s-eomiy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
DR.. A. BENHAM'S

Expectorant and Renovating
Pills, for the qure of Nervous and
sick Headache, old Sour Stomachs
loss ofapetite, heartburn, water
brash, cold hands and feet, dirri
ness and Milk sickness, cramps in
the stomach, and thoroughly
cleans the general system without
any Inconvenience.
DosE-From 2 to 4 twice q dav
PRIoE-25 cts. per box or 5 boxes
for 81.
Prepared and sold by DIR. a
Benham, Molmore, Seneca Co.,
Ohio, and f. Marqunrdt, and Du
Bois e Co. Tilin City, Ohio.
July 81. 1S63.-3m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
AND ANOTHER WITNESS
For DR.. BENHAM'S Electro
Hydropathio DIedioated vapor
BATH.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP,

LIBERTY IowNsHIPL
CraeVord County, Ohio.
This is to certify that | was attack
ed severely with rheumatism, in
October A. ID. 1850. | called on
several Physicians of the old school
who was considered very skillful.
They attended me for some months.
grew worse all the time. Some
said / was incurable-one of the
Doctors said | had the Giatic
Rheumatism and applied a plaster
of tan and tar; cosmetic and tan,
made most miserable ugly stink.
ing sore and very painful, and did
not draw the Rheumatism ont Of
my hip. Some said one thing, some
another thing allied me; but one
thing was certain, | got worse all
the time. ] began to think shl'd
soon go to the happy land of Ca
naan. was finally prevailed on
to give DIR. A. BENmAM a trial, and
having heard OF the great cures hC
has performed, many of which
was personally acquitted with. Ac.
cordingly | was taken to DIR. Ben.
hams, sore hip, rheumatism and
all on the 18th of June, 1861, and
stayed 10 days, during which time
| was taken through some five ol
six Baths, and the tenth day left
my rheumatism, tan, tar, cosmetic,
sore lips and all with DIR. Benham,
| went home and wens to work at
my trade n carpenter, and no in,
convenience. DIR. Benham with
his mastery skill and excellent
remedies, with his Electro Hydro
pathic Medicated Vapor Bath, re
novated the system and accom-
plished more in less time than any
Physician ! ever knew.
JAMES STEAM,
and
A. A. STEAM, Wife.
Witrcss.
JOHN SEEN, Father.
MARY SEEN, Mother,
MOSES SEEN. Brother,
JOSEPH WARNER.
Melmore, July 81, 1861. --3mos
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

"Poob, sir, don't you see that it is laid
under a Uidelicif :"
Laid under what 7"
" A ridsiicit--thut means, you mustn't
prove the allegation If il Is iinmnteral 4;
but if fmaterol you must"
I" But what s the use Of IL, then :"
"Thc use Of II, my dear sir But you
don't understand these tbings--thcy are
vocabulafious."
" And what MAJ that be J"
"Why, words that raise doubts, swell
costs, aud enable the professional man
TO make the most of very small case. ."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
Cut up Corn by the Ground.

y "Young Farmer" asks whcth
er il is better to stop" corn, hN
taking off ftho stalks at the cars.
and aftorward gather the the crop,
or to cut the whole stock at the bot.
tom. We have always NJ jsed the
latter course, and still roe mmcnd
it for the following reasons: II
saves labor. The whole hill can
be served almost at u blow, while
topping requires handling each
stalk. The stalks yield more fod
der the bottom leaves can be well
cured and saved. The crop can be
housed earlier, and much saved
from moulding, and destruction by
birds aud vormin. The crops
should be cut rs soon as the corn is
glazed. The sap remaining in the
stalk will be appropriated by the
kernels, and the stalks, ifpropcrly
cured and housed, will make good
fodder. ltmay afterward behusk
ed out at leisure under cover
This plan Of course will hardly dc
on the prairies, whore hundreds Of
acres in body are cultivated, but is
applicable in most other sections
where only limited acres arc giver
TO corn.--American Ag.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
Mathews' Chocolate Worm Drops!

NEVER fil 10 destroy and eNterminate all Mind,
of Intestinal Worms. Ate perfectly reliable in all
cnses, and fsrsupstioft any and al Of the Fancy
Worm CONNECTIONS, and nsuseou' Vrrmifuge,int .e.
They may be taken at all times with perfect safety
asthry contain No MERCURY, or other deleteri
ous drug. Mothers should always purchase them and
ave theif children no other.
no Cathartic Whatever u neco"sry To bs giyen)
Each bnr contains % drops or Lotenges. Price
ct, For sale by all druggists and dealers In
Medicines. g.. n. WALKER, Gcnl Agent,
nuhalo, n. aud Fort Erie. e. W.
Aptil ", 1863. 2H-iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

A Reverend Gcnilcmhn having hcen Restored to
health In few days, after undergoing all the u,a.
al routine and irregular eNpensive modes Of treat
ment without ,ncce,s, ,tnnsidets u his sacred duty to
communicate to his sllicted fellow creatures the
means Of cure. Hence The receipt of an address.
ed Envslupr he viii send tfrce) copy Of the pre-.
,ctption used. Direct to nr. JouS VI. DAuNALL, le6
ELlnn .IIrel. nInnk lNn. New NnIk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
A Friend in Need. Try II,

ia. SwEUr' lUAttinLE lISINESr is prepared
ltouE he recipe Of nr. stepren sweet. Of Connect.
cut tho great bone setter, und ha, been rsed H. hi,
practice fof the last twcLty years with the most ss
tenishing success. A. m external :emedy, u is
without rival, and Will alleviate pain mGre 'predi
" than any Other preparation. For all Rhenmstic
and NrNou, Disorder IL IL truly infallible, and
curative for Sores, Wounds, Spfains, Htuiie,, Se.,
u, soohug, heating and powerful strengthening pro-
psri",, excite the Just wonder fnd astonishment ot
all who have ever given II Atrial over one thousand
ceuidcates Of remarkable cures, performed nv II
within the la,,two years, attest this fact. tY Zee
Advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
Fever and Aguc.

GRISWOLD'S Malcrian Antidot,
and Bilious Pills for Fever and
Aguc, warranted to cure or the mo
ncy will bo refunded. For sale al
the Drug Store of
j. f. MAReUARpT.
AUG. I. 1SG3. A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

DO you wish to be blessed with and admired fei
PELRLY WHIT1 and dSouND TEETH Use DR. WIN
II. HURD'S UNRtNALLED TOOTH POWDER
warranted free from acid, alkali, or any iuiurou,
substance. Price 25 cents per box.
! tY- Beware ofthe ordinary cheap Tooth Powder,
which whiten but destroy.
10 you wiss to be csriain that your breath ii rurs
/ sweet and agreeable to husband or wife, lover OF
frnerds Use DR.. HURD'S CELEBRATED
MOUTH WASH. Price ~, cents per bottle.
This asringent wash is aso the best remedy In the
world for CANKgR, BAD BpEATH. ELEEpiNa Guns,
DO you your children suffer from rOOTIlACHE
Get DR.. HURD'S MAGIC TOOTIlACHE DROPS,
Price, ~ cents per bottle.
Are you afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DR..
| HURDS NEURALGIA PLAsTERS. The most
| effective and delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, but ,ooths and
charm pain away, Try them. Price, is and y
/ cents. Mailed on receipt ofprice.
A Tr 'atise on the best means Of preserving the
Teeth, mailed receipt of the price, 10 cents. Il 10
uluable little work and should be IN the possession
OF every perscn.
For sale atall the best stores throughout the soun
try.
CAUrIoS,-As there are dealers who take sdva y
tage Of our Advertisements to impose upon their
TONERS inferior preparations, II " necessary to In
~ upon having what you call for, and will
TpE INST, thoroughly tested, and prepared by an
perenced dentist. Treasurer of the New York State
Dentists Association, and Vice President Of the
New YORK City Dental Society.
Address W. n. HURD kCo.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
William S.aIlup.

Clock and Watch Maker.-All II
kinds of watcheH kept constantly on hand.
Store IN Tumb's Block
Tifu, Sept. I5th, ls:t-ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

Attorneys a Counsctlors at Law.
lnce In singer, New BLOCK, opposite the ror,,
llousr. np,py
w 7, Noble, Harrison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

came to this country, and were
careless about acquiring prairie,
now end the latter of moro value
than the former, their timber has
grown faster than they used it,
Scientific Amoricdn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

NJ 1T is a singular fact, that
what were vast troeless prairies in
Illinois, twelve years ago, arc now
covered with dense growth OF
thrifty young forest trees, eompri-
sing various species of oak, hick-
ory, cottonwood, ash, &c; and so
aapid has been the change 10 many
localities, that were some of the
early settlerSiocated, twenty to
twenty five years ago. they can now
cut and hew good building timber
. foot square.
Prairie iana, when kept from the
annual fall burning formerly prac-
t'Sed oy tho indians, rapidly pro-
dpces xstowsh Of trees. Some OF
the old citisens. who greedily loca.
( ted tho timber ssaaA when tbov
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

GrASo.--Save your poultry droppings;
gather il up and put IL in a barrel with a
spfinkling Of plaster, and you will find
Il valuable next year about corn planting
time. II is the strongest kind OF manure,
adding greatly to the productive energies
Of the soil.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
The Confession and Experience
of an Invalid.

rnbli'hrd Tor the benefit aud =, caution 10 younR
men, and Others, who suflsr from Nervou. Debility,
early decay, and their Kindred silmrnts--'upplying
the mean, of,rlf cur, Nv one who has cured him
paid ddtrected envelope, single copies may he hsd OF
The author,. N1HANSL MANTliR, ESQ, Bedford,
tnrs IountN, New York. ianl0. Iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Hnraa nwnara-

DR. SWEETS tNFALLIBLE LlNiMfNT ron
HORSES " uniiyaled by any, and IN all eases Of
Iamsneu, ansng ftom sprains, Bfuiiss or Wrench
iug, it, effects ~ maEcal and certain. Harnss OF
stdls Calls, 5crstchsi, Mauge, &C., II will also
cure speedily. Spawn and Rsnebone msy he easily
prevented and cured IN their incipient usges, but
confirmed easo, ere beyond the possibility Of raj
cal cure No cases ofths Mind, however, IL 80 les.
pefsie o. hopeless bot " msy be aisviated by this
linimsnt, and IT. faithful application will awsys re-.
move he I,meness, and ensble the horses 70 uavel
with compaf tive ease.
Every horse owner should have This remedy AT
hand for it timely use at the hfu appearance Of
iam,neu will ehsctually prevent those formidable
disesses mentioned, 10 which all horses liable,
and which render 80 many otherwise valuable hossts
neaty worthless. See Adyeuisement.
AGENTLEMAN.cure Of Netvou, Debility, In.
competency, Premature Decay aud Youthful Error
acthsted by adesre to benefit Others, will be happy
10 furnish TO n who need n (fse Of chafge) the 70
cpe and directions for making the simple Remedy
used IN hs case. Those wishing 10 profit BY his eG.
prfionce-and possesses valuable Remedy-wiH 70.
ceye the same bY return NATL, tcarefull, seasd)
Addressing JuiIN ~. OGDEN,
aurtt1m No 90 Nassau Street New YORK
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
watches n Jcwciry. Eh
H. Nolaon .Gk

Having permanent, ,loratrd IN hi, city lust open.
81 hl' stock oi Rood' opposite the Wigwam, Ebsu,
Hlock sud solcis nm inspection ofhi, stock ofWach.
"'tl"ck, lc"riN and sily"' "Htc, and hoPesto meT.
4 . share ofpulc patronage.
Rera,t,nF done In the hest style Of worG Gman,hip,
Thin, Jane Y, 1850.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings for the Examination Of
Teachers, wilt hsld in the Court House,
in Tifip, at ! O'Clock. p. M, on each Satur-
day of February, March, April, May. Sep
tember, October and November; and on the
third Saturday of each Of the remaining
COOP,
JAMES PILLARS,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
y. u. hH0rd,
w. u. A III. iNnlllc

Attorney at Law, Tiilin, Ohio
pnlce In shaNhnn, New BLOCK. over shriVers stor,
film
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
FOR SALE BY

For sale neenses county by q l.. 81. John 4 Co
DuBoi, 90. aud . r. Mar u,rlt, TiFn; II. Hat
Lowell; %. NJ. ATndt, Adrian; J. W Miller, Atties
w uofnan, Berwick; John Lewis, Bstt.ville;
= Younker, Watsoni StNtioni EP Bliss, Rloonv n
II CIeque' West Lodii Du Bois & Co., Fo,toris;
James Gray, Melmorei J sileoS, West Lodi; +
Yates Green Springs der7lr
And BY n-rehants and druggist, generally ughout
the United States and CaHada,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
George y. SaIzrnan.

Surgeon Dcntist.--IIOoms in
s,lh1wlnn's Block, over the Bank Of TiGin,
Iiilin, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

Moss will grow upon grnvcStoncs tn,
ivy will cling to the Wondering pile
the mistlctoc springs from the dying
branch aud, God be praised, something
lair to the sight and grateful To the heart
viii yet twinc around aud grow out OF Tho
seams aud crooks o. tho dcsolotc tempt,
ut the human heart.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
BUSINESS CARDS.
John NHCCnulcX

Attorney at Law, : Tflin, o.
OFFICE, ID Floo,, Tomb's Block.
March 10, 1863. Eft
, 1863-03-20

Letter from Secretary Seward.
At the great Union League meeting in
Brooklyn, n T., ut which Hon. Martin Kalb-
1eisch, the Democratic Mayor, presided the
following beautiful letter from Sscretary
serard was read, and received with great ap-
plausc:
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WAsH1sarox, Tuesday. March II, 1881
tee OF Arrangements. Brooklyn, n. T.:
SIR: regret that cannot attend your
meeting on Monday evening. Go on and or
ganize your your Union Leagne. Write ont
The bond in bold, broad, unm1stakable band.
Let l,.t whomsoeyer Tll be they old or yonng Of
either sex, Of whatever nation, religion or
race, sign it. Let each subscriber take a GER
tttcate Of membership, franc it In the eostlI
est manner he can afford, suspend.it conspfc-
uouely IN his saloon or in his cabln, preserve
1t with the care u,iser bestows on bis gold,
and bequeath it at bis death to whomsoeyer
he loves best. The dip1oma will grow in va1nc
as years toll away and happy generations sue
inherited.
Only those who are physically. active and
athletic can secure to themselves the greater
honor Of having their names borne on the
muster-rolls Of the Army and Navy Of the
United States, which am sure will never be
| suffered to perish. Those Of us to whom this
privilege is denied, through age or infrnity,
| are unworthy Of our relationship to the heroes
Of our country if VIC do not, with our voices,
| our Estes and our treasure, sustain them In
| the trials Of the camp and the dangers Of the
field, console their families in their fears and
their prisations, aud willingly prepare wresths
to crown, when thei. service ends, the retnrn-
ing soldiers Of freedom, defenders OF the Re-
| public, and eaTfors Of the Union.
am, Sir, your obedient servant,
| WILLIAM H. SEWARD
, 1863-03-20
li<Gbleoeo Trib11l1c.
NEW FORK CANAL TOLLS.

We hare, on more than one occasion,
put the question to the New York Canal
Board why they persisted in maintaining
1ate Of tolls at point far beyond the re:
ouircmcnts Of maintenance Of the works.
and tho payment Of the interest on the
canal debt; and We reitcrate the inquiry.
From the report Of tho Auditor Of the
Canal Department for 1862, itappears that
after paying salaries, maintenance, ETC.,
etc, the net receipts for the
past year, up to September 80, were
s4081, SOL IS. The canal stock debt is
$2s;9s1, ,61o %, the annual interest on
which is $1,9s1 80 70, whereas the net in
come will pay the interest on more than
ss0Wo,ooo.
In 1860, the Canal Board revised the
rates Of tolls with q view Of increasing
the revenues, which it has done with q
vengeance, rs will appear from the follow
ing statement:
, 1863-03-20

l@4oA' 11o oPtinG4e41 ota@e J0uknali 4iIu.
Our city was thrown into great excitement,
yesterday afternoon, ahout5 o'clock, caused
By the shooting Of Wesley Pitcher Of this city
by Lieut. Emory ?. Dus!an, Of the 5sth ILL
nols volunteers. The circumstances which
led to this unfortunate affair, 50 fara as We have
been ~s.c to ascertain, are as follows: Wn..
OHara had driven his dray on to Fifth street,
and left It standing near the milwaukee, Beer
saloon.'' During his absence for few min
nutes, the deceased, who was slightly intoxi-
wards the opposite corner Of tho street.
O'Hara, finding his dray gone, started after it,
and catching the lines stopped the mule. While
doing this, Pitcher, who was on the dray,
seized one Of the heavy iron pins and dealt q
fearful blow upon the head Of O'Hara, open
ing an ugly cash and causing the blood to dow
freely. OH1ra cried out for the police. Lieut..
Dustan, who was standing near, came to his
assistance, when Pitcher commenced an at-
tack on Dustan. The LITTER retreatcd to rear
tile middle Of the street, Get, followed by Pitcher,
who endearored to strike him, when D..sst.
meanwhile warning him to keep off-shot
him With @ revolver, the ball entering the
lower part Of the neck on the left side, killing
him almost instantly.
, 1863-03-20
ONE DOLLAR. a. TICKET.

at the urgent request cur many friends to arr1ngs
Gift Concert, Under oER OWE AEaPICEs. VIC tAk6
pleasure In announcing that hare concluded to %
10. The management assure the prbhc, and the ans
aud standing Of The Great Western Band" viii be
Euatantce to our friends and patrons. that ths Gk
Concert win be tun1kc The one IT, and via
u eaEd publshed by q IN the PApe.s at s5e E.ce
Band" i. organization 10 long and we'll knowu thss
II u needess TO say thatth Arrangement and c1ecu
don Of this enterprise Will te dlsested Of even tho
oar prizes have al been selected will, much, ,uts-
and care. and warranted to bd genuine Tho
best vocal talent In the city has been engaged sdd
ton to grand osChcstra to make thu C1n
cert alone more than Al equivalent for the ptce Of
the ticket.
Tickets are 70 had Mt the office ofthe Great Vest
crn Band. klussbury Block Room II: Julius H1uers
3fuec Stare. " South ClaIk street: Singer 8 Cos
store. 70 Clark street and Geo ". Stevens Jswels7
store, IS CLARK street.
Persons from the country wishing tickets wifi pe1so
Inc1o@e the money TO WILLIAM HERkIlARr.
Leader ofthe Great Testern Rand. BOZ 1917 Chicago
WHO will forward tickets without delay. -.
The twoe1egaHt Uctayr. franoS curved. one H!th
pearl nau,e board and 4elodeon. ha scen st tho
store of1nlus Bauer - Clark street: other as tho
stores q Singer Co. Geo. ". Stevens aud 4 Jaeger
The dsa@ess Of Gifts in tho country can bayethen
Tie Following Gfts dEawa. = III be published h his
dai]y raners Immediately aise@ the Concert
Tie following Il ltst Of the principal presenta:
l elegant Ociayc Piano. carved. with peaIl
, 1863-03-20
DAHWAY TIh{EKEEPERS.
Especially Adopted for Army Sales.

Owing to tho premium on SPECIE our p,1ce !. nov
e.s per case not sold IN less qusntltee nTsx
Ntvs. 9, Eeh M ia3 sa5s-@ Thc HuauaxaD bnos
this sty .se Importing most app1optiate aad seS:
,st fad ss,Df; the ehsesg aa
meet tne quick and heary eslc II msfits md Ee Be-
sRt.s re- iaat 4 ep y. am eItsssxs passon
.Heavy .ilver-psted electro goid plated per casa
Hot1s e ~ = ~ d,. TTa ~ cAsa p ma seat fsess1sy
soldiers a1d ds1oyal ssae ust send cash In
edsAase. Aaates2 HUBBARD. BROS Bote Importers,
Eatl1{ bl2s-5t