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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

aughl but calm When the battle ls
over and the victorious nag floats high
go planted upon tao bnltloments Of the
western horison--thc declining sun rc.
fleets lis bright crimson rays against the
blue sky and white clouds--,hc beautiful
tyne OF our rcd white and blue, that shall
wave os triumphonlly ere the summer Is
ended, as the victors when the fearful
ahray IS over, pitch their white tents for
nights reposc--so comes up detached
white clouds scattered over tho stormy
battle fiold-soont too the bright eyed s ars
will twinkle from among them, az the
unclosel tent doors when its inmate
writes Of the days victory.
Lest my more philosophic friends OBJ
jeot to my above description Of the storm
we will FOR few moments Wow 1t from
their s,ondpointwhich beautifully ilu3tro'
tcs the af.reutvtloctics Of til, sey,rlclr-
mcnis engaged. Firsi, light, that subtle
aud mvstcri.us elem nt,so essential % th'
animal and vegetable lfo--scorring as i
does almost in its fearful nght The men
sure Of time, space and dislance-tb,
material nature Of which is 50 imperfect J!
understood sill, it is ono Of th'
achievements of which science can bOns
that we can compute Is velocity nt th
Iincouccivablc rate of one hundred ou
ninety two th,usanl Eve hundred mile
per second.
We know the lightning rs produce
by the powerful conducton Of air CON
pressed bcluro the electric nucd, Will
the thunder Is caused by tho colhpsn
of the air, or the rushing into GIL tho Va
, cumn which nature nbhor. Ilcncc we ol
scure sound to be by for The slowcsl tru'
ollcr OF the two. 1t comes securing hlon
from the sway oil"--using the clouds a
its sounding bonrds--nt the rate ofclcvc
hundred aud thirty feet pee second cor
scqucnily does not reach IA for som
seconds after we have seen tho illsh.-
Thcn tho cain, like other falling hcdic
must meet and overcome 0s best Il mo
the resistance OF the air. Tho pure u
, mosphcrc the bios. onug maple aud Icud'
shoots ol grOes mudy roads aud unm'nt
ksblc sweetness of some excellent map
sugar sent mc--tclls me worm wcatht
is coming.
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Cry porNr, March 97-io;So A. NJ,
Hon. Il. VI. Stanton, Secretary Of War;
The battle of the 95th, resulted In the
following losses on our side:
Second Corps--Klled, 81; wounded,
462; missing, 303.
Ninth Corps Kllcd, 63i wounded
sss; missing, 5o6.
Our captures by the Second Corps
were 36i; by the sixth Corps, 469; by
the Ninth Corps, l,0i9.
The I'd aud 9th corps pushed forward
and captured the cncmy's strong IN.
trrnchments, and turucd it's guns against
him and still hold il. IN trying TO rctnke
this the battle was continued until eight
o'clock at night, the enemy losing very
heavily. Humphreys estimated tho loss
of the enemy in his front at three times
his own, aud General Wright, in hi'
front, as double that Of ours. The enemy
brought in iiag of truce foe permission
L, collect HE dead, which wSrc between
their picket line aud their main line oi
furtifications. Permission was granted.
ISigncdl Y. $. GRANT,
I.icutcnDnt.G Gencral.
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ll' This Lecture should be in tbs hands
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Two post stamps Address the publisher.
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March 3, iS6J-ly
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Licutcrant.General

friends in disgust, nor tell me there Is
nothing bu, the skeleton LEFT of the sub
jec,, owing to It's frequent discussion
unless you claim our strong Mnrch win'
has blown away the more substantial
muscle OF the theme.
II can be spoken of with perfect rro.
priety in our climate where we have
almost as many changes during the
twenty. -four hours us there are successive
hours themselves. Tho weather i.
always with us-it deeply concerns Us
II interests us personally aud collectively.
We are all conservative victims Of the
weather, not only the weather oi ycstcr-
day, but the weather OF to-day. From
the highly electrified state of the a!mos.
plere as well as from the additional
evidence approaching. Hence, took
my standpoint commanding view Of th'
West, aud southern heavens. There Is
something truly grand and sublime in an
sPproa hing thunder storm. This of
to-day was Of moro interest 20 me, since
Il opened the spriug campaign. Like
all thunderstorms there is evidently two
distinct classes Of phenomena, Fret
the common elements OF a storm--clouds,
winds and rain, Second, the thunder and
lightning. We Ore all aware that an
essential preliminary, or concomitant OF
sthundcr srorm must be u copious accu
lation Of condensed vapar, sufficient in
quantity to produce electric nuid requisite
to cause the grand phenomena OF light.
ming aud its necessary contemporary thur
der. The western horizon is now black
ened by an upheaving mass Of dark
clouds, that gradually rise higher and
higher, extending It's bordcrs7 further and
further towards the North aud south,
until Il almost reaches the zenith. The
wind, apparently officiating as uctor.in,
chief, rushes from one point to another
in wild fury, bowling in his Aigh's, his
commands TO the marshaling hosts of
haven. They are arayed in cloud
strats, as our brave boys are stationed in
battle. Clouds in masses in the fore.
ground resting against those Of equally
threatening aspect In the background
all Is 10 readiness--a shrili blast from the
trumpet Of Old BOreOs is tho signal for
assault they rush towards each other in
mad lury-a vivid fash extends alopp the
lines--and opening up in the distance
comes the rumbling Of the eloud.born
srtiilery--louder end louder Il comes
peal upon peal breaks upou our car, I'M
It seoms the concaye arch OF the Universe
10 trembling over Us. The contest rages I
one Hash after another of the forkcdI
lightning darts from one cloud Ia ano,be, /
changing their blackness to painful bril-
lancy. They roll--they raue-,hrv /
burst Ia awful frenzy. Then comes tho
huge drops Of rain falling at Intervals ss
the conflict. increases or lessons. Ia
fallass flows tho life blood Of our bray,
heroes he purcsi libalion that Liberty
pours. Fainter il grows, and at last his
ended. The assailing hosts at sunset
have Eetrestod, and nothing but the bare
arms ofthe trees looking and whipping
the disturbing curren. Of wind, speaks
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One Of Clusters Agreeable Sur
nriSns.


An army correspondent with General
Custer during the lato raid through Viz.
ginia, relates the following;
General Custer made his headquarters
while in Charlottesville, at the pleasant
mans ion house Of Mr., Parrish, one or the
most respectable families in the State,
aud connected by marriage with the
Stockton family Of New Jersey. Mr.
Parrish himselG was not at home 10 re.
ccjvc bis guests, as be holds commission
in thc rebel army. II having been ascer.
tlncd that De was lurkiUg In the neigh.
b'rhool aui The General desiring 20 give
Mrs. S. uu agrceab, surprise, sent ont
party and captured Mr., H., and brought
h.m homo TO entertain the company al
his house, lie did mol relish the hule
Joke very we'll, bet was ssomewhatpl pleased
when General Sheridan consented to
parole him.
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Rules for the Preservation o.
Health.

Wash yourself now and then.
Change your inner garments OCCASION
ally.
Chew your meat; and eschew greasy
gravies.
Don't chew your tobacco.
Drink MS little as you choose.
Don't cat much more than your stom-
ach will hold.
Keep your temper.
Temper your keep.
liza soldier, don't rost on your laurels
until they nrc well aired.
Avoid falling out about trfles.
Fall out Of tho windows as much as
possible.
Ifyour constitution requires you to
sleep during the sermon, see that the
Sexton has an aired nightcap for you and
bod Of hot bricks to put to your
feet.
Keep your mouth shut on dusty days.
Never open your mouth IN frosty
weather. OLadics not expected to com.
ply with this injunction.)
Close your mouth very tight when the
| wind blows from the cast.
/ lryour business compcls you TO 20 out
before breakfast, have some brcakiasr
fret
| III; IL wet under foot, house your pooi
/ lcrt.
Beware Of the ices Of summer an,
SHOWS Of winter.
DO not swallow too many tclegram7.
I Keep out of the streets when gold i
falling
Iftho silver Of advancing years is OF
your hcud don't change il for paper.
n Don't lctyour circulation slackcn, es
pccinlly fyou are a newspaper man.
| Use tooth.powdcr instcad Of gunpow
der.
Neither sleep in hot rooms nor &C
+ mushrooms.
Never eat your own words unle's yo
are madly dcsirUus Of giving an addition
! al flavor to the cup Of bitterness.
Should your thermometer indicate a
extreme degree of cold or heat, immcrs
D., It IN cold or hot water, until il arrives 0
, proper sense Of its duty.
/, II YOU are in the habit swelling, wco
, hid gloves next to your skin.
|, Rise carly before you are twenty five
. IL possible.
4 Don't let you physiquS 60 to the dog
Always drcss yourself with care.
Never dress your salad with codl,vC
i oil.
q Ais, for bad breath use large or smo
onions.
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The Fall of Gold.

The rapid decline in gold speaks plain,
! ly to business men 10 avoid the contract,
/ ing of debts. The merchants should buy
spOringly aad watch closely if he would
avoid the winding up crash Of the rebel.
lion. The reign ol high prices is draw.
! ing TO close, aud The good merchant
will not be caught with largo stock on
band. you have money IN tho bank
and owe it--althongh not due, be cautious
OF speculation. The best use a man can
put his nancy 10 at the present time is
to pay his debts, aud should he have n
surplus lett, put il IN scven-thirty bonds !,
q. course some will continue to make
money 10y specializing, but how many are
there who make money in this way, com.
pared to those who loose itl Some will
invest in oil and make It pay, but how
many will come out ahead, in the oil
speculation! Tho affairs of tho nation
have arrived at point that renders all
kinds of business slightly hazardous.
The money lender will be moro careful
about the amount aud kind of securities
IL bchoyes the man Of business TO be
equally wOtchul.
Let every man think twice aud advise
mech ere he runs in deb; The compEra-
lively easy times of The two years Just
past, and the success attending them, has
lnduocd the branching out Of business,
and in great majority OF instances men
have been successful but those who can
see equally FAR In the future, will again
be fortunate If they hold on to that which
they have accumulated. Tho great ma.
iority of those who borrow money to
speculate upon, and their names is legion,
will find themselves pressed with debts
which can only be tokon from their
shoulders by the general bankrupt lew,
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Observation-Disclosures

Fair lady readers of the Tribune, il YOU
are not averse to fun aud adventure, pass
not this appeal by UNDECIDED
Three young gentlemen now connected
with the army, aud in the hospital in conse.
quence OF Wounds received In the field,
possessing good moral and Intellectual edu
cations, OF refined social literary, and mu
desire to form the acquaintance ofany nun
Der OF the young ladies of Thin aud vicinity
We love fun, and desire mental Improve,
ment. Address Wallace, Thilber or Gus,
Och Division Hospital, Camp Dennlson,
Ohio. March l6 lS65-3w
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.alcw Adrertisemeats

OrrfcE or JAY CooKE, SuBsoRPTIoSl
heBST, PHILADELPHIA, March lS'G5.S
JoHS T. HUss, Esq, Cash. First Nation
al Bank Tiflin, Ohio.
DEAR SIR:-Of the present series Of
800 millions Z $40 Treasury Notes, only
about twenty-five millions of dollars re-
main unsold, and these will doubtless be
disposed Of before the close of the present
month.
In avoiling himself OF the provisions
of the new Loan Bill, SECRETARY
McCULLOCH has decided upon the
issue, THROUGH THIS AerScY, ofa second
series of $500 100000 $40 notes, paya.
bic in three years from the fifteenth day
Of June next, and also convertible at ma
turiiy into Five.Tweniy gold.bearing
bonds.
There viii, therefore, be no in,crrup
tion Of your Agency, the present populO
system of distributing the notes benl
continued.
Any subscriptions fort $40 notes re
c.iyed at this office after the present SC
ries shall have been exhausted, will b
filed with the new issue (the interest +
the 10Th day Of June being paid you i
udvancc), which will be of equal valu
aud similar in oil respects excepting dat
Of maturity. Very respectfully,
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent
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CRY porSr, March FILA. NJ.

CRY poINr, March 27-ll A. III.
Hon. Il. W. Stanton Seereiary@ War.
am in receipt of Gen. Shcrmau's 5
rrport ot operations from the time he Icii
Fsycucville up 70 the 22d inst. shows
hard 6nhtinv, resulting in very heavy los'
to the cn,my in killed aud wounded un'
oyer two thousand prisoners in cur hands
His own loss; he says, will be covered by
. 500 men since he Lett Scvannah. MANY
OF them arc but slightly wounded.
[Signcdl u s. GRANT
LieutrrAnt.Ge General.
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domestic Receipts in Full"

III d'oll bilslhNhos
Tcw make watcrmclons the old fash.
unod wa-stcUl them by muuc.lte, and
cat thcm in the next To-.
I.obstcrs want trw be billed whole till
they arc dcd, pour ice cream over them,
send fur the doctor, cat them before going
tew bed, tell your ircnds the next da that
va have been threatened with an attack
Of thc--rcbcls.
Tcw remove goose pimplcs-h!l the
goos'.
Tcw kurc hams-bulhc them in Hos
IrtIir's bilturs.
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u The finest chance for an oil spec.
ulatlon is at Madison, Ind. A young Ga
dy has oil lands for which she has refused
$4,000; but that which she would not
part win for reasonable sum of money ,
she might be induced TO divide for noth-
ing, except tue Cooperation Of suitable
partner, We understand that she de.
slres one OF temperate and industrious
habits, and Is not particular whether he
has any cash or not.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

ILltllt lNhlE VI hOluOhll l.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFicE or CoMrTRuiIER CF TnE CuRHFNcYj
Washington, March lG,h, 1867
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sentod to the UNDERSIGNED, il has been made
to appear that "The First National Pank Of
TiGln," in the City Of Tinin, in he County
OF Seneca, and State of Ohio, has been duly
iorcanizcd under and according to the re-
'0uirumenis Of the Act Of Congress entitled
I"An Act 10 provide n National Currency
secured by pledge OF United States Bonds
land to provide for the circulation aud 70
demption thereof" approved June 3d, 1864,
aud have e,npled with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before
lcommcucing the business OF Banking under
said net.
The office Of Comptroller Of the Currency,
being vacant
/ Now, THEREFORE, |, Samuel T.. Howard
Deputy Comptroller Of tho Currency, dc
hereby certify that "Tho First National Bank
Of Tlin," in The City OF Tifl.u, in the County
I OF Seneca, md State ol Ohio, Is authorized
I 10 commence the business of Banking under
/ the Act nf,rosaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal of Office, this sixteouth day o
March, 1896.
March 2Jd, 1866 4w
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RNnrrln for &nIc.

Sevent, three porcs located in Wynndot
County, @. east side OF Sandusky River, J,
miles ON McCutchinsville.
Fourty.seycn ncres in pleasant township
5 n,cl county o above the Old Fort
Eighty acres Of Timtcr ON Wolf Creek in
p casant township Sencen County o. . 3,
miles below Font Seneca The above lands
belong TO TOBIAS MILLER.
For lurt.cr information apply 10 Goo, L.
MILLER Fort Seneca Seneca Co. Ohio or
John Fry Fremont.
March l6, 4w
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Farm for Sale.

A farm containing six hundred acres ;
two hundred and fifty under improvement,
with large new brick house, large barn, corn
house ard other out houses, lying within 9
miles Of Fremont, Sandusky Go. Ohio, is now
offered for sale.
Terms easy and liberal. Time as long as
desired. Enquire II +. S. WHITE,
Cashier Bank of Fremont
Feb. %, lS65. -3m.
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETEN'
WAN DrrARrNES.

WAR DErARTNEs,
WAsmNoroS, March "a.
Major General Dir;
The following official reports Of opera.
,ions of the Army ol the Potomac on
Saturday, ard General Shcrmon's opera
tious since he LETT Fayetteville have been
received this morning. General Shcr'
man was at Goldsboro on the 22d OF THIS
month. No movements have been made
on either side before Richmond u
Petersburg since Saturday night.
rsigncdl j.. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estata.

Pursuant to an order madc by the Probat,
Court tor Seneca county, in The State o
Ohio. on the l2th day ot December, A, ID
ls6l, | will sell at public auction, to IN,
| highest bidder, but at not less than two third,
appraised value, ON the 18th Of March A. ID
! 1868, at one O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises,
Steam Saw Mill aud fixtures. located on
the North East quarter of section ~, Town.
ship |, North, Range IL East, in Seneca
County. in State Of Ohio, together with the
use OF the mill yard audthe land appurtenRat
TO saw mill, so long as the same remains and
Is used upon its present site The millyard
and appurianees, contains about , acres OF
of land. said premises are part of real
Estate of the late Samuel Weaver, descas,
cd, aud are situate near the Village Of Atli,
ca.
To be sod free from dover or other In
eumbrace. One third Of the purchase mon.
ey to be paid on the day Of the sale, and
the balance IN Two equal insiallmenls al
six aud nine months respectively, the de
tercd payments to DO secured by mortgar,
on the premises sold, aud TO bear Interest
from the day Of sale
The purchaser will be required TO nav
for tho deed
SAMUEL J. SEED. /
Administrative on the Estate Of Samuel
Weaver, deceased.
J. X. HoRp, Atty,
Feb. %. 5w
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Rebel Mcclellan Envelopes.

NJ. Paul. the army correspondent OF
the n Y, Times with Shcridan's raid
writes under date of March Sth:
Tonight We are cneRmped on The plan
tation of Mr.. Cahell, overlooking the
James just below where Rocktish River
enipties 'nto the former river. Mr. Ca.
bell is relation Of George b. McClol.
Ian. Writing that name lcminds ms
that u Nelson's Post Onico were found
rebel letter envelopes, bearing the por
~ait OF George d. MtCiellan.--A small
matter, but straws--pauloularly when
pHl to such uio-show the syhpalhy cx.
lst'ng here toy The late aspirant Cor Presi.
donlisl honors. have one OF the enycl.
opes as trophy,
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OF The latest reports from the Rich.
moud markets is 10 follows: Potatoes,
so pr bushol; flour, 81 900 per barrels;
fresh beef, $40 per pound; butter, $40
per pound; bacon, $40 per pound; crgs
$40 per d,zcni molasses, $40 per gallon;
brandy $500 per gallon; apples, $l00 per
barrel; one drink OF whisky, $40; turkeys,
S75i chickens, $780, day laborers, pay, $40
per dayi board at hotels, 500 per diem;
cigars, So each,
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
Mills New Block, Sandusky, o.
Cash Capital Paid in and Deposited in Second Ma
tional Bank, sandusky,
- = . q q OF
Individual Responsibility Of Stakeholder
- - - q q . Oy

This Company is now inlly organized and mans,
ei for the uaLsaction OF business AnV ns.son
liable 10 eTat IN this District, who ir drsrtsd de-
signs to discharge his obligation 10 the Governmsn
Interest To consult this Company, as the Asenn,
oilers upon Toasonabls terms, complete indenni,y
sgainst the impending dfan. AEy Slookh Older II
authorized TO transact business for the Company.
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OF Coal has been gathered upon the
beach at phippsburg, Me-, for mauy
years, and Prof. Bracket, of Bowdoin
College, thinks that a coal mine extends
along the coast from Rhode Island to
Nova Scotia, but that the bed of the coal
is too tar out at sea To be worked. The
waves cast blocks OF it upon the beach
from timc to time.
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S7orrcspondcucc Wanted

Here We are. young ladies, three young
festive soldier boys, now serving in the
army of tho "Jim," of good morals, and
respeetability, and though we cannot boast
much of our good looks, we are perfectly
willing to exchange shadows" with all who
may desire. Now, young ladies, do not
take your eyes off this until you have ,Mlnly
.,i.l ~ write to us plJect'
lun and mental Improvement. address,
Hugh Melrose. Carl Viuton, or Harry
Glenwood. Drum Corps, 1881 o. V l..
Washington, d. G.
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correspondence Wanted.

Two Of Uncle Sans boys who have no one
10 love, wish 70 eorrespo0d with an unlimt
ed number Of Ewes fair uaugh;er's, object
iun love or N9timony' Shsdows oyehang-
cd II desired Direct to II. Blair or Ben.
Sabeu, Co. B' Ag,h, %. V. |. Huntsville
Alabama. March l6th, ls65-3w
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T,rcaamrv ncnart,ncrt.

The Commissioners Of Seneca County. Ohio, nj
their adorned session, proceeded to examine the
Books OF t'c IfcnsutyTot aid County, In obedience
TO the requirements OF tho Statute m such cases
mnle and provided nrd also, TO count the money la
The Treasury on the lt,cn'h duy OF iAltrrh lsC5un
find The hl OF the several luuds in the hands of
lLe IraaauI.L DO hn ha lnIlnMa:
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LOST.

On last Friday night, March 81, 1865
on Market Street between Jefferson ant
Main Strects--A Fitch Niciorne.
The finder will please leave it at the Tr
huna pflirc
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sEnoND WARD,

The Union voters ofthc second Ward
will NEE, a, the No. 2 Engine House, on
Friday evening, the sist Of March, to put
10 nomination candidates for the several
Ward offices.
by ORDER OF COM.
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Dwelling House For Sale.

will sell my Frame Dwelling House
situated in the lst Ward, Tifin, Ohio, con.
timing Eight comfortable rooms.
Terms easy Reference, A. " Ogle, 9d
Ward, 7 inin, o. or myself
March 3olh. lsG5.3w. Il. f. OGLE.
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First National Bank Of TifI!n'
Fruit and ornamental Trees
For Sale.

Four thousand Apple trees three and four
years from graft well grown and thrifty, o'
ihe nost popular kinds and warranted gen
nine, price SIS per hundred or 20 ceenis each
also Pcnr trees STANDARD and Dwarf Cherry
and" Plum trees, Quinces. hne Delaware
Crane vincs, CuiuNba, Concord, Isabella
Rcbccca, Diana. A full nssortmeuts OF HARDY
Evergrecns, Ornamental trees ana Shfuns
Currans, Coos berries, Straw berries au'
Rasp berries for sale at TIE Nursery wv
mia South OF Tinin ON the McCutchenYih'
Road. y,,pcrp
NJ rsh 10th leG5-lw