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New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

rrRagSp.ssEHT ETA LIAM WIN
l row SHADES--OLiVER ". WOOpFoRD, 6s
CathaTme enabled to offer l.5GJ pairs of Transparent
Window Shades TIE Toll wing o~ price,. viz
500 pair Landscapes 0oreign views $l75 per pair.
250 PAIR, Moonlight Scencs......So5 60
~ pairs Vignetie Ceuters.---- 500 90
2Ga pairs French Scroll Borders.--..-.-$i,n0 do
" g. ~ sets real Italian, from s000 $500 per pair
Country Merchants and Upnotrrer, will realize saving
Of ~ per cent. by parchI.ing FROM the subscriber.
su2i I'm q w WBODFDRD. bG Cathcrine-st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

CHoLEgA INFANTUiE. SalnI0er Complaint,
~ &cla err out OF ten ti- disease niay BE-
arrested and by obtaining box OF Dr. James, Nar
ssrv Pills. All ca hes been fourd experience specific
III the above complaints Sold By A. B. * D. Sasd Drag
yis;s - and 100 FHtoi and by David Sands Co.
- Eas, BROADWAY. sli IN
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HATS HATS. EATS The

- HATS. HATS EATS The tsl
i Fashion Is nov ready II WArSoN'S, No. l5i
GSCha;haR-.trcet and 100 Bowery, a; the following
fixed and and underwriting prices VIZ:
Silk..........--$ s. 30 Beavcr......-----& %
Moc..............:3 20 Nutria. $500 50 -
All warranted or nc bodies the money refunded
If they 30 not prove recommended
The subscriber Will only remark that tho above standard
prices established for TIE past $50 y.as and
increased sxten.iyc patronage received brar>
ample and gratifying evidence Of public JIdces at
NAFSONS. l54 Chatham street,
- Inn and 100 Bowcry.
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J. B. SWAIN.
BOON AND Jos PRINTER.
iea5 No Is John s;-Tiirl Siery. NeS-fnrk II

VINCENT l. Dill l. 5
FIRST PREMIUM
sTER TYPE For D y,
No II Faiion-st fourth story NeE-iorA ~
ENGRAVING on WOOD,
Done il the manner eheAry aEd etPedu"e,ly'
AZ TIE OFFICE OF TIE NEW WORLD. 30 ANN-srShET'
By NAEN HART.
Apply 70 the Publisher OF ne NeE World aS-'
ALFRED RGACN,
CONSTABLE AND COLLECTOR,
MAKES or A>o sIRvEs LASoLozo>' WASkASrs,
AGENT yog LETTING HoUsEs. &c.
Ofiicc-at fznrine Court.
House No ~ ceknan->t. ani7 In
BUTCHER. REYNOLDS & PLAgr,
4ii0fntyS, SoiiriteFs ana Counsell0rs.
OGce No. -, y, ~ev-ycrk. SALSS prrSHsh
Merea.uts' Exchange. y REYs0Ls'
W-u-strcS;- rsS'-u u N IHIr.
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HATS. MaTs. CAPS Two

q A.N = : = . t.t ' = II W L'JIsI
LARS AND FsFrY CENTS a handsome end
durable 5:icc excel!cd By ever oasred at the
price Try them ead judge for yourself. Mems, boys
and chidrca's C.p. o: Cob. Velvet. &c &c,
IN i'm GEO. ". MYER, -! Bowcry.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

NB-tll kinds Of Stoves, Copper Tin, ont Sheet N.
Ware Constantly on hand and for 'sle reasonable.
aul2 cod ian
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

~ AND I } 30 " n !, y /. - ~ y -.
WHOLESALE ASo S.TNL DEATHS N
Foreign Wires. I.iquar'. aia'a ana "aa
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From he Neo YORK Herald.
MYSTERIOUS.

gentleman belonging to of The most anc len (
and wealthy families oil this city, who must he we'll
known to numerous friends, having since the year
1878 no TO recently been bent nearly double, and for
several years confined TO his bed has been restored
to good healthhas regained his natural postiC NJ
and has quilted his carriage, and now walks with
ease We believe this is the genleman's own deS-
cripon possible, and there is no AK aggera
ton in it. We vii give nquirers his address, ami
doubt not his humane feelings will excuse the liberty
that any one doubling, may know these facts
though he requires his may appear in print.
Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas. G. sRaynoi.s
III Caristi St. ms been | restored and will give
personal assurance of the IA cts of his case Botlr
were rheumatism, and contracted cords ard slnews.
How has this been done
ANswER.-By the Ii DIAN VEGETABLE ELK
Err internally, nd HEwks' NERVE AND BoNE
LINIMENr externslly-N. Y. Herald JAM 26 1911.
Sold only by CoMSTOCK & CO..
IL Maicen Lane, New York. l0:Iy
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HoOl.-The quotations as to prices in mar
ket remain the same as for months past. The
sale in this quarter has however commenced
at prices shade in advance of those of last
year. But four or five cents is the full OK.
tent of improvement. Whether this advance
will be kept up, or still more improve depends
unquestionably upon the degree of confidence
derived from the action of the government in
the adoption of salutary measures. Were it
not for this, the prospect of importations of
wool after next January, when the tariff will
be reduced to 20 per cent, would have very
depressing effect. ED. PEG. Press.
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l0ly
HEADACHE

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADAC HE, ,
which has been used in families, every member of
which has had sick headache from inflncy as a con-
sutona family complaint, and has cured effectuay
in every instance yet known, amounting 10 many
hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant TO the taste and does
not prevent the daily avocations of one using it it
must be perseveTed in. and the cure Is gradual, but
certain aud permanent instances are constantly
multiplying where this distressing complaint is com
petely relieved and cured, although Of years standing
by the Of Or. Spohn's celebrated remedy One
decided preference IFS pleasaninoss hav ing none OF
the nauseating effect Of ommon drugs.
1t Is perfectly satisfactory TIA the proprietor has
given direction for his agents 10 refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with, and cured by It.
H. hopes also thai this may its great benefit to-
the distressed sufferers who are laaourng under
Headach
E. Spohn, NJ. D. Inventor and Proprietor
sCOMSTOCk 81 Co,
III Maiden Lane New York.
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BRI GIL TON MARKET.

MONDAY, July 10, 1871.
Reported for The .New Eng land Farmer.
AT Market 80 Beef Cattle, rs Cows and
Calves, $500 Sheep and l26 Swine. rs Beef
Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle.-We Continue to re.
duce our quotations. First quality, So 90 a
6 %. Second quality, So % 5 80. Third
quality, 81 90 5 90.
Cops and Calres.-Dull. A large number
unsold. Sales $50, S22, s25, s2s, $50, and
$40.
Sheep.-Sales quick for prime lots. Prices
for lots, 81 30, 81 rs, 81 SO, 50 90, 81 II,
50 %, 81 33, So 80 and 50 rs.
Scine.-These at market were reported
last week. No lots to pecdle. At retail from
to 7, according to size and quality.
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Teacher Wanted.

SHOULD this n eet the eye of any youth,
Owho may feel DESTROYS of filling the appoint
ment Of an assistant in respectable seminary.
the duties of which, will require knowledge
Of Mathematics, and Latin, as also, of the usu-
al ordinary branches constituting both plain
and superior education; such an individual. II
furnished with due reference may perhaps hear
of suitable undertaking by addressing line
Immediately.
Mr. E. THOMAS,
Canton, St. Lawrence County, N. Y.
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CoSGRBss.-The wings in both branches of
this body have at length taken a new start,
and now apply themselves assiduously and
more harinoniously TO the objects CT the sess-
ion. In House the distribution and loan bills,
have already passed, the latter by large ma
jority. The necessity Of union and action a.
mong the wings is now clearly discerncd; and
it is as clearly perceived that the continuance
of power in the present dominant party de-
ponds upon their acting ciicctually during the
present session, upon those great measures
which the people calculate will relieve their dis
tresses. The locos, of course, are bending all
their efforts TO obstruct the progress of affairs.
In the Senate, the wings are contenting them
, selves with voting, while Wright and his coad-
TUTORS are making almost interminable speech
es. A correspondent writes us that "the locos
fare determined to throw every obstacle in
"the way of our measures. They will doubt
"less spend weeks in idle discussions, in the
"hope, that if they do not worry US out, they
"will, at least, exhaust the patience of the
"country, and render the wing Congress odi-
sous for their inef1iciency." The Bank bill
IN some shape, will probably pass into law
Let the wing members see to it that they are
not baffied IN measure, upon which the des-
tiny Of the country, for good or i'll, most Ger
tainly hangs for generation to come There
should be no peradventure, when it is evident
that genuine spirit Of patriotism and compro-
mise among the members of the party can ac-
complish the object.
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JOHN MARSH, Sec. A.. T. U.

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE ALUMNI. A special
committee was appointed at the last meeting
Of the Associated Alumni of this College, 10
invite the attention Of members 10 the next an
nual meeting, on the morning of Commence
ment day, August 18th. A meeting for consul
tation will be held on Tuesday forenoon, Aug.
II. In view of the new organization of the
Faculty, and of the efforts of the Corporation,
a plan will be submitted for the action of the
Association. in aid of the College Library
The usual Anniversary exercises are expect.
ed an Grafton from DR.. Beman, and the In
augural Address of Prof. A. Smith, on Com.
mencement day.
L. L. TItrsN, Chm of Com.
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-, HUMAN HAIR.
CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND

HAIR.
Strange il is that persons who attend strictly TO
personal, cleanliness baths, &c. should neglect The
Head-,he Hair the most essential-the most eXp pos
/ ed-aDd the most beautiful, though properly cared
for Of all the gifts Of The Creator Perfectly free may
it be kept of dandruf or scurf with cert ainiy that
The hair cannot fail out, by the use Of the Balm OF
Columbia Ladies win YOU make your toilet W ithouf
this article answer fearessy, No, ifyou nave once
tried and experienced its purifying tscts-t, sweet
perfume
hundred articles have been put forth on the
credi of thsthe only rst-the only really valuable
article A mass Of testimony frOm all classes to these
fIcis.
look OUT.
Counterfeits abroad look way for the name
of COMSToCK s. CO., on the splendid wrappers
and never buy it without that name.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
ROBERT WHARTON, ESQ.,, late Mayor of Phila-
delPha, has certified, as may be below 10 the
high character oj the following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
ed the Balm of Columbia DISCOVERED by J. Oidrdge
and have found it highly sericeable not Only as a
preventive against the falling of of hair but also a
certain restorative.
WIN. THATCHER, senior,
Methodist Minister in St. George charge,
No. So North Fifth-sf,
JOHN P. INGLES, 33I Arch ST.
JOHN d. THOMAS, NJ. d. 1853 Race st.
JOHN S. FUREY, l0I Spruce st.
HUGH McCURDY. 2l3 South 7th ST.
JOHN YARD, jr., 123 Arch ST.
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800 REV ARD.

d NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD has been offered for months, to any
one who will use bottle of Hays Eminent for he
Piles without b eing curel. OF thousands sod in
no instance has it failed of cure. Proof over
whelmng to be had where it is sold 1t is also GER
tain in nearly every case. -
Externally in the following complaints. Esd
For the Piles. ITightness of The chest
For all DropsJ, especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul vi GERS Of the Ieps
Sore throat by cancers or or other fungus sor}s,
ulcers however obstinate or
Group, long standing,
Whoopins cough, Fresh Wounds
ScaE Head. Chlblains &c &
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LOOK OUT.

Some Swinjlers have counterseted this article and
put it up with various devices. d o MT be imposed
upon. One thing Only will protect you-it is the
name OF COMSTOCK & CO., that name must b.,
always on the wrapper, you cheated Do not
forgett. Take this dir ection with you, and test by
that never buy it; fer it ismpossble for any other
10 be true or genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK & CO..
III Maiden Lane. IO:Iy
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The Mcleod QUESTION has been decided
by the Supreme Court of the state of n. York.
The supremacy of the laws of New York is sus-
tanned. The motion to discharge does not pre-
vail, and Mcleod will be tried by jury of the
country. A writ Of error, however, it is said,
Will be sued out, and the case carried to the
court ior the correction of errors which meets
in August.
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Major Gen. Winfield Scott has assumed
the command of the Army of the United
States conformably to the order Of the Pres
ldent of the United States. His Aides'de
camp are Lieut.. B. r. Alden, and Lieut. E.
ID. Aeyes. Until successor in his late
commission be appointed the reports, returns
and applications made to the Head-quar-
ters OF the Eastern Division will be address.
Sed to the Assistant Adjutant General, al
New Jersey, whence they
will be forwarded TO general headquarters
at Washington for consideration.
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WATERFORD IN RUNS!

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We give all the par
tculars which have reached Us, Of the distress
ing calamity which has fallen so heavily upon
this beautiful village. As friends and neigh
bors are we not to extend helping hand to
the sufferers ?-AB. Daily. AdU.
ave regret to statc'', says the Troy Wing,
.that fire broke out on Sunday afternoon in
the village of Waterford, which ragged with the
greatest fury for three hours, and consumed
nearly the whole of the business part of the
town, including the Saratoga County Bank,
Episcopal church, academy, the Mansion
House, formerly Demarest's, nearly every
store in the place, and about fifty dwelling
houses; making, in all, from seventy to eighty
buildings, among which were the most valua-
bic in the town. The fire caught at ?. Nj.
in a small building used for storing lime, situ-
ated on an alley, about one hundred yards
southwest Of The mansion house. From thence
it spread rapidly south and east, the wind blow
ing at the time fresh breeze from the north
west, and continued burning with great fury
for three hours and was finally arrested by
the exertions of the Troy and West Troy fire.
men, who arrived On the ground at half past
five.
The whole loss is not less probably than one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, portion
of which is insured, though we have not learn
ed to what amount. The Fireman's Insur-
ance Company, at Albany have lost from SIX
10 ten thousand dollars. The Rensselaer, and
Saratoga of this city, and the Saratoga lWutu-
al, and other companies are also losers.
We are unable at present to give the names
Of the buildings destroyed, or the owners. We
were on the ground at half past five, and re-
manned there until the fire was extinguished,
and can safely say that we never witnessed
such a scene of confusion, devastation and dis
tress. The whole village was covered with
furniture, goods and articles Of every descrip-
ton. Every house appeared TO be emptied of
its contents, and the inhabitants of the village
and adjoining towns, together with many hun
drcds from Troy, crowded together in the
neighborhood of the fire.
At one time the destruction Of the bridge
over the Hudson appeared inevitable, and moth
ing saved it but the exertions of the Troy and
West Troy firemen. Waterford having but
one fire-engine, and that being almost useless.
The fire was finally arrested at the house of
John Stuart, a brick building few rods west
of the bridge. The books Of the Saratoga
Oouhiy Ddhh were SdNeu. Inc specie IT,
mains in the vault, to the amount of $4,000.
Mr.. Titcomb, a butcher, fell from a roof, and
is not expected to live. With this exception,
we heard of no accidents.
! By this destructive conf1agration, the pros
perity of Waterford must be seriously impaired
and it is doubtful whether she will ever recov
or from the loss. 1t is by far the most seriou;
calamity that has occurred in this section of
country since the great fire in this city in 1920
Tomorrow we shall endeavor to give the
names of the sufferers and their losses.
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Stillman Dewey,
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at MddlebuIy, VT. 70
the uarter ending June 80. 1871.
Andrus Anne Lumbar Andrew
Arfn Oliver Lawrence Eliza
Albridge Moses Lyon VIM.
Alger Asa Martin Charles
Atwood Marshall Mason B. F.
Arnold Prudence J. Morgan Watson G..
Boyce David McCotter Catherine
Bell w. III. " Mamma Thomas
Blair David " Swany Patrick
Black Daniel " Causland Ann
Bedroe John " Colley Charles
Clark Luck " Naughton
Chalker Martha FL. " Donald Joseph B.
Crosman E. r. g Clare Hannah A.
Case Timothy Maganaty John
Cook Elizabeth Morrison Mary
Chaplin Charles Miller Stephen
Cooke Samuel Miller j.
Case A. P. Mack Jacob
Cudman Mary Montague Joseph
Garfield Alvina Nichols Roswell
Crane James Nash +. L.
Cady Clark G.. Pratt E. G.
Crane Richard Palmer Anna 2
Dayly, John B. Preston
Dunning Abram Provonche Francois
Dustin Marcia A. Parnell Thomas
Decker Leonard Preston Renham
Denny f. w. Rogers William
I Drury Lorenda Ripley Herrick
Fuller Thomas Rockwell S. B.
| Farwell G.. A. Stewart Eunice
Foot III. S. Sargent Samuel
Fish M. Smith Elijah
Finney Joseph Sumner Thomas
Fuller Jane Stearns Harriet
I Footc Martin Sullivan Daniel
German James Smith Christina
Goodrich Ephraim Severance Moses
Goodwin Fanny Smith Sophronia
Greenfield w. r. Severance A. l..
Griswold, Jehial Smith Levi
Green William Seeley Jonathan
Goss Sarah Simonds Savannah
Guerlin B. Taggart VIM.
Gilmore John Tebawtt M. A.
Hastings Harriet Wetherby Dimmis
Hale w. E. Wright Truman
Hale Irena Whipple Moses
| Hamilton Amos Warner German M.
Hooker w. p. Williams Leonard
Holt S. III. Weaver
King Chester C. Washburn Martha d.
Kingsley I'll. n. Wood Harriet
Johnson Julius G.. Weaver Miss A.
Jewett Philo Young John
: Ingerson William r. Vadakin +. n.
Lawrence Elisha Vallett Russell
Lane Matthew
E. w. DRURY, p. NJ.
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POST.ROuTES.

GAll accounts for papers delivered on any
of the post routes from this office, previous to
the 9th of May last, Except that of Mr.. Raw
sony are payable to the undersigned. and no
payment will be valid unless made by his order.
All these demands will now be put in process
Of collection, without further notice.
E. MARKHAM.
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Liver Complaints,
AND ALL SICKNESS AND DISEASE
DIR. Inns
TEMPERANCE LIFE-BITTERS

CHINESE BLOOD-P:LLS.
Tie greatest Secret discovered

ne greatest secret discovered !
Purge-purge-rurgc-Eas been the cry for tie
last few years. his has been eftc tually tried and
vet sufferers have n.u.Gpied-and died and why
Not because purgirg vas not necessary. but too
much had teen donr-wiihOut the tonic 10 follow
and sustain the system. Purge, you must The
sickly hunors Of The blood must tie carried of-or
the accumulation Of dem prey cnted- Prevent then
the growth of such humoIs.
Why do The Chinese live 10 such immense ages
and still retain the powers of youth or middle age
Because they purify the blood. The CHINESE
Blood PilIs-so called because they work upon and
cleanse the Blood-are tEe standard remedy. These
pills will do it and the Temperance Biters, taken
as directed will strengthen the system and prevent
the accumulation Of blse humors which infest the
blood, ard which only increases by purges, unless
the biterS are taken after. Buy, then, these pils
and bters. Take weekly the pills, and daily the
bitters and if you have been invsids for DAYS
weeks, months, or years, you will find the sckIy
humor drawn off, and prevented from a return, and
the saow ysliOr hue of sickness change rapidly Il,
the Ju blooming glOlc of health and youthful buoy
ancy.
There are SO numerous of these brilliant ers
fects, that time aud space forbid attempt to put
them down. Buy AMI use these medicines, and u.s.
no other, and health and strength shall be yous See
wrapper and directions that come with them.
FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS
viii be attempted. Buy no remedy of the kind IN.
less it have my name-O. C. LIN, NJ. Don he
wrapper, and also the motto e as follows:
Entered according to Act of Congress, A, D.
1911, by Thos. COnnel, in The Clerks office Of t.e
District Court Of the United States for the Southern
District of New York.
Warranted the only genuine.
Mes:rs. CoMsTock Co, New York, are til
sole wholesale agents for the United States and all
neighbcring counties.
IO:iy
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JUST PUBLISHED,

Rev. DR.. Merrill's Thanksgiving Sermon,
containing History Of MiddIebury.
Prest. Lubaree's Fast Day Sermon, on the
Delth of Gen. Harrison.
Prest. Labaree's Inaugural Address.
Any of the above may be had at this office.
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NOTICE..

This is to certify that, have given my son
Alphonzo T. Amidon. his time during his
min ority and shall erefoie claim none Of his
earnings or pay any debts of hls contracting
after this date.
ORIN AMIDON.
Bristol. July. 10Th 1911. lO:3N
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Groceries. &c.

Groceries, &c.
GUGARS, Molasses, Teas, Coffee, Raisins,
y Rice, Saleratus, Sal Soda, Ginger, Allspice
Pepper, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Indigo.
Logwood, Redwood, Coperas, Alum, Salipetre
&c. for sale at the Auction & Commission
Store by Z. BECKWITH.
July, 1s4l.
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Estate of Stillman Dewey

WE the subscribers. being appointed, by the
Probate Courtof the District of Addison CON-
missioners. TO receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against The
estate of
Stillman Dewey,
late of Middlebury in sad District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And six months from the Goth
day of July inst. being allowed by said Court
for that pur rose, we 10 therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend 10 the business of
our said appointment, at the dwelling house of
the deceased in Middlebury on the Sth day Of
September, and 10Th day Of November next
from nine O'Clock, a. NJ. until four o'clock,
P. NJ. on each of said days.
IRA ALLEN, C.
ALLEN FOOT. Commissioners
Dated at Middlebury, this 2olh day of July
1S41. l0:3w
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NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CONVEN-
TON

The third National Temperance Convention,
called by the Executive Committee off Ameri-
can Temperance Union, at the request of six
church al Saratoga Springs, at / o'c ock. \. NJ,
on the 9th INST. Temperance societies of every
description are invited to send delegation, and
all delegates, on their arrival at the Springs,
will please record their names and the name of
the society they represent, at Davidson's book
store. 1t is expected that the Convention will be
opened with an address from;G Gen. Cooke, Presi-
dent of the Am. Temp. Union. All foreigners
IN the country, particularly. interested in the
Temperance cause, foreign missionaries now at
home, delegates from the Canadas, New Bruins
wick Texas, the West Indies, ard other coun-
tiles, will be cordially welcomed 10 seat in the
Convention.
JOHN MARSH, SEC. AT. U.
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Having Tools.

NE cNAMARA and Morse's warranted,
NH Cast. Shear and German steel Scythcs,
also Scythe- snaths and stones, Forks and Rakes
for sale by. Il. BECkWITH.
July lS4I
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WANTED.

A JOURNEYMAN PRINTERr-any young having
"A practical knowledge of the printing business who wishes
his studies college academy, and from
70 hours day work by The piece will hsar Of situation by
wiring subscriber postage paid Immediately Journey
man printer would have steady employment for few months
J. ~ STEARNS
Miditebury July 90 Is4l. II3