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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-08
THE MESSAGE.

we received the Message in advance Of the mail
ana SEND II out to a portion of our customers be,
Tore receiving any of the proceedings of Congress,
we cannot therefore tell who was chosen Speaker.
white OF Kentucky, was nominated for Speaker al
u preliminary meeting Of the Wings, and F. 10
smith OF Maine, FOR Clerk of the House. We shall
delay part Of our papers, and give tho proceed
ings of Congress in postscript
The Message was brought TO DanvilIe on Friday
by Asa Low, Esq. and indebted to The po-
i,cness of the Edi,oIs of the Star for earliest
copy. We made arrangements for procuring the
Message on Friday, but owing to some mistake we
tailed of procuring il Till some hours later
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THE ORLEANS, co, CONFERENCE OF
CHURCHES will hold their next semi annual
meeting nj Irasburgh on Tuesday md "Wednesday
Ohio 18Th and lGth) Of June next The meeting
will be opened with sermon on Tuesday Mt 10
o'clock, A. M. by Rev. Geo. Stone, and in the af-
ternoou OF the same day the County ). ;. Union
will hold their anniversary. Il is expected thai
.he Rev ASA Bullard, General Agent of the Mass
s. s. Society will be present to take part in the
exercises of the meeting; and it is desired that
there should be general meeting ofali the Sabbath
Schools in ibe County, both teachers and scholars
"Wednesday forenoon The Co. Bible Soc. will hold
their anniversary, and n the afternoon tho exercIs-
es will close with celebrating the ordinance of the
Lords Supper WIN. CHAPLIN, Scribe.
Greensboro May 90, 1S4l.
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In Waterford, 9Th u, Mrs HAssAH llusrLrv,

In Waterford, S7th ult. Mrs IIANHAH liUNTLEY,
wife OF Moses iiuntey, aged 81
In Albany, April n, Miss LUcv-ASE PAGE,
daughter OF Mr. Jabez Page, aged - tier long
aud painful sickness endured with christian
resignation. She evidently Iell asleep IN the
ut the Saviour. Duilng her illness she was, sup
ported by divine grace, aud when The hour OF dls-
SOLUTION came she was enabled 10 conrerse distinct
Nv with her friends, and calmly look leav. OF all,
exhoriing each IN manner WHICH VIII not soou be
forgotten. In her death, her friends sustained a
heavy loss, aud the church with wn ch she was
connected "a valuable me,u3er. X. *.
Ia Sutton, May 81, Mr. SOLOMON CoBLEIGH, ag>
ed ~; wife, liic children, parents, brothers
aud SISTERS, large circle OF reiauves and friends
mourn has early removal from tins world of triai
aud affllction To that better aud brighter world,
where sin, nor PAIN, nor death shall ever enierj
there everinore to enjoy the presence uf mat Saw
-FOUR in whom he had trusted, and whose he had
long prufessed to be. y tt
Ailuslun haviaS been niade in the Caledonian OF
May Ii 10 The INJURY which accustomed his death,
full statement o iacts may not be anils>
On the morning of May lie left his home usual
at about q ociuck 10 go to work IN his mil, winch
about mile dis, aut Hnv lug sawed one small
log, second was placed on the carriage and The
saw passed once through II; IN starring The wheel
for ID II is supposed that he placed the point
of the mil bar under uoth o. the saw prying
across the log, and that The saw starring suddenly
brought The bar against his face, thai recovering
hIs posture his head came contact with the saws
was thrown with great vioehce On The log the
backsde oi the head directly before the saw. TwU
down strokes of the saw cut quite through the skull
bone the upper and backsde Of the mead, iuur
and a half Inches; neariy one Inch oi the mem
Drane separated aud the bi protruding The
width OF the saw cut was about 3 9th ut an inch.
Connected with the STOKE ut the saw, poserior.
~, extensive fracture with 81 GIN depression
found. OthBr marks ot the upstr"ke Ut The saw |
eeih dscoveiedain four or five places. Sub |
srquenlly the lett side OF the head, where there
" appearances of external injnry, was lound
lractuie extending bet %een z aud inches IN va I
nous directions together with slight depression--
he assure was sufficient Ia pass Il common knife
blade through directly to the brain. Un,iIt the lTh
lay after the injury the symptoms were those oi
,oncus ion, frun TIA period commenced indications
u compression with a supperailng brain which
and Increased until death cinsed the !
'cene- The mystery is, not why he died, but how
inde, such complicated and extensive injury ut
he BRAN, man could live 50 long CT.
la Guver 25ii ult Orphu l.. vile of M WIN.
3 Palmer, aged 23 8A gas asggg8Ea
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w,,,; JOHN TYLER.
" as0'Hs'o0 June I, 1871.

HVc'psAT An accident, fatal-in lis re- :
I'M S"e are informed by letter from Marsh
NJ, "'F' IN That town, on the Cd inst, ow>
|,,1 % "c'den'al discharge of gun in the
n,, "y. The person killed was widow
y, NJ %".o Patience Linton, aged about 35
.,s |'"s ooy' who il appears was rather care
'n a" Tue gun, knowing i, was loaded, was re-
hOs i, a up orgo out of the house, and
n,oO 10 .. ~,@ leaving, and passing by Mrs
h ,ecoi.. .'"" 'Ne door, the gun went off, and
! b. a', l"' entire contents in her face, caus.
b. G,,. .,.,' 1--WE Or six hours She has left
Ra,ns '", No, and large circle of rela,ioss
bm ,liko ;. 40 instance we hope, viii be a
4 Ns ,ro. " parents and children. Boys should
:" ''ahd'e fire rms.--N0rM Stay
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ND i . $ % W 10 IN !.

TIVE Coparnership heretofore existing between
Il the Subscribers under the hrih 1T NJ. w. a.
II. WHiPPLE, is this dny dissolved by muiun
consent The debts due said firm will be received
by either of said tartners, and all debts due from
said firm will be settled by as shall both be
holden To settle all demands Of said company
~ NJ W. WHlPPLE,
HORACE WHlFPLE.
Concord, April 10, 1871. 20lw:}
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'ps,,,." THE WiewAm-KxoxuK K,,,rp,
@a'the ch; a'' steamboat Sarah Ann, we
'hE W. U"'e' Of the Sacks aud Fox Indians
V'sv d,r. sa oyNashieskocl, (Black Hawk
'phb Inc d;.,D I've The difficulty originated
'sby The G. ofthe monies paid the
''s,,tL,' ,. ssH'Fa' Government. There has has
~ md ,re,, ~ existing in that tribe Tor sho,,
'" casna ''A'00'y of Keokuck. Western
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Ss s. 81 81 G Gsa IS. Is Gg 1g "a sS Se
EyEEl.S DESTROYS OF expressing his gratitude
n his frenos and the public for past favors, and
would embrace the present opportunity in ne
kno " lodging the same, and inform Item that lie
will continue 10 supply taem with Goods usual,
aud he iatiers himself that The Style of Goods he
has recently purchased will not fail to give entire
Ills consists in part of the
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E@ ,hon, a, warn mat Mr.. job Abbot, os Bar
aSmi~ q who has been subject to occa.
fhtA. 'y for some years past, commit
|'A%M,h. "y morning last, bv cutting
P'Ha ,h u razor He locked himself in his
'%md ali :. ''und, his throat was cut from ear
'N'Od Ina, i, NE were extinct. We un-
y Aonh, was Inc Intention of his friends the
"n win nn W. y winch he committed the fatal ac,
>Aaa Star. '"' ona''e''own LunaticAsy-
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A CARD. We tender grateful acknow-
Judgements TO all our neighbors and friends who SO
cheeriniiy assisted us in the time of our sickness
aud affection. We would be especially thankful
TO those whose labors we're devoted to getting our
seed Into the ground, thereby comforting favor
beyond tho price of money.
IN behalf Of my self and family,
SAMUEL WARNER.
ST.. Johnshnry, June 1Sli.
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HARRY BRADLEY, I
JoHN PICK,
f.. p. JEwErT,
T.. r. W ALTON, JR., {
+ r. MERRILL,
Mn row BRowN
ii ay 81, 1871.
State Central Comm.
THE STATE CONVENTION.

Town Committees and the friends of the Wing
cause in each town will that June ~ is re-
commended by the State Committee suitable
time for calling town meetings TO choose delegates
10 The Siare Convention to be holden the 30tI of
June. 1t is 90 be hoped that no town will fail Of
being duly represented.
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In Barre, June /, by Rev. Mr. Royce, Mr. j. 3.
GIrcHELL, OF this town, 10 Miss MARIETTA NYE,
of Is.
Miss Abigail Davis, both al q
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SHIP WILLIAM BRowN. The Acadan Reporter
OF Nav 29h, states that the jolly boat "f this ship
containing n number of persons supposed to be lost
in the accaun, published Of the wreck, had heoR
picked up, and that the individuals had been
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-08
CALEDONIA CONFERENCE oFCndRCHEs

CALEDONIA CONFERENCE OFCHURCHE5
Tho annual meeting Of the Caledonia Conference
Of Churches will he held at ST. Johnsburv Centre,
in the Congregational house, on "Wednesday and
Thursday the 9th and 10Th OF Juno next. The ex
| ercises will commence with sermon on Wednes-
day half past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. After sermon,
Conference will org ,nIze. 10
! AT hall past ] o'clock, p Nj. the anniversary Of
s. Schools in the County will be hed-at which
addr esses will be made to the children present.
At before 3 O'clock, the report of the s. s. Sec
| rotary will be presented, followed by business to
be arranged by The s. s. Committee. Al half past
q o'clock, sermon.
On Thursday morning, at half past O'Clock
Conference will convene for the transaction of bus
mess. AT 10 o'clock the public exercises will
commence. The report on the state of Religion
10 ba presented by Rev. Mr. Stone of Cabot. Min
listers in the County will have the goodness to take
notice Of this item, and forward 10 Mr. Stone aoih-
nut deiay the st lstIcs of their Churr hes, with
account Of The additions 10 them within the year,
aud such other information they may be able TO
give neediuI 10 make ont perfect report
The exercises of Conference To close w ith Ser
mon, and The communion service in the fernoon.
II is hoped that all the churches in the county
will he fully represented -nlso, that superntendnnts
teachers, and other members of Sabbath Schools,
ns far practicable will be present The ann.
! versnry. JOSIAH MORSE, Sec.
P.S. The Chronicle will please notice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-08

PRESIDENT tiARRisoN's REMAINs.-The family
of President Harrison has yielded to The request of
the citizens Of Cincinnati and permitted them 10
take order for The removal OF his remains to Ohio
for interment.-rhe Committee of Removal will
leave Cincinnati Cor Washington, in the perform
ance of their solemn office of duty and affection,
about the 10th of June. 1t consists of Jacob Bur
net, John G.. Wright, John e, Vaughan, John
Reeves, Charles s. Clarkson Lewis Whitman and
Andrew McAlpin.
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necessary 10 n choice III
OF winch Jnhm w hite lXN nC Ky ree'v'd 12I

The reSu'...." nominated caucns cadnidnte oi the
Wing patty was r. . J. Smith, 10 whom the
Wings mainly adhered throughout. On the 4ih
ballot, you will observe the LocoFocos went over
To Clarke, masse, and elected HIM
On Tuesday, June 2, he President was informed
Of the organization of the two Houses Of Congress
when he communicated his Message to ch,copies
of which ordered 10 he printed.
Mr. Adams offered a resolution for the appoint
ment OF Committee TO confer with one trsn, the
Senate Ia hat token of resp.ct and affection
Congress should adopt in memory of tho late Presi
dent
Dir Graham OF n. e. gave notice of resolution
for the repeal OF the Snb Treasury.
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GTThe Steamer acadia arrived at Boston on
the 3D. She left Liverpool the 10Th, up To
which time nothing had been heard Of the Presi
dent. The news of the WIZ eek Of the Ship William
Brown was brough, by the Acadia.
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II e w c. o O d S ).

ia
a. their customers and the public generally thar
they just received prime assortment of
Spring aNd Summer Goods,
consisting in part of the following articles:
Florence, CONSTABLE and II braid RONNETS;
Palm leaf Hoods Bonnet Ribbons. a prime
sortmen,; also Cap aud ratfhta, do
Shawls; bonnet Silks; fancy Ildkfs while, red
and figured pocket do; also Choppas, Bandan-
mas. and SpittIefied do; Linen IL imitation do;
SILKS for dresses, Alapiue, Muslin de Lame,
printed Lawn; ShaIly;
CALiCOES, great variety oi qualities " prlcesi
Super aud common Kid Gloves; Mohair, PIC mic
and cotton, do; gentlemens Buckskin, Kid,
and Berlim, do;
Iionnr,on aud GAUGE Wells;
b rage; and linen edgings, from to G7
cents per Yard; Etk
White and colvled Cambrcs; plaid and bird's
eye do;
Bonnet Silks; split whale bone for bonnets and
dresses;
Corded Robes; cotton Velvet; s,lk do--soms SUI
per for vests; lssa
Birds eve Diaper; Rnssia do; Crash, cotton Di-
aper for table cloths; white linen do;
Plain and figured bo,nei Lace; Syn metz do; Foot
ing; super blnck silk neck fidkfsj cotton;
BROADCLOftiS-a prime assortment of blue
black, hue green, blue, invisible green and
adelaide; blue black, drah aud lavender Cas-
smere; Sa,tine; good assortment or cloths
for summer wear;
Sheetings, rickings, blue Shiring, mixed and
white stocking Yarn; cotton warp do; Batting;
Super and common HATS; sEeag
Paper i!nngings and Bordering; green window
paper; Moreen, &c. &c.
ALSO,
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| Rich plain figured and Silk Gloves aud Mitts,
| striped SILKS, light While and col Hosiery
and dark coor-; Embroidered and opeur
Plain ard figured Muslin work do u,
de Lans; Linen Cambsics;
Large and small Silk Linen Lawns; ,see
Shawls; | I,nen .Camb ildkEs.
Chaly and silk Scarfs in Linen Hdkts.;
great variety; Fine, medium and low
Cashlnere small Shawls; priced Bfoadcloths; Pm
N usn de Lain do; Plain and Fancy Cassi-
,Rca Bonnet Silks and meres; d n
Ribbons; / Fine Satin vestingsS
Bonnet Lining aud Flow Silk and worsted do
ers;a8 a. SO and 80 italian
Plain col Lawns for Bon Crayats; as @ At
nets; India Rubber Braces, va,
London 81 French Prints Choppas and Bandannas;
Scotch Gtnghans; spitleield pocket Hdkfs
Supc rfne printed Lawns 'tailor's trimmings of
Low pricea Els do every descriptions;
Aiapine of various quail Gents KID, Silk 81 thread
tiles, Gloves;
Fine cambria, book and Fine Irish Linens;
Swiss Muslin; tiingham Crasas;
Bishop Lawns; Brown Linen table Covs
Camb. Edgings and In ers; ~ ~.
servings; Russia Diapers;
Lace d. Beached & brown Drill
black and white Lawns ings; i a~
and OUTLINES; Best Of Tickinss;
RealCban,iIia Lace Wells Col Catnbrics;
Checked Eambrics aud Best Italian silk;
figured do; Taiurs Persian Thread;
Checked Swiss Musns, White Knitting Cation;
French Jac<onett do Tan.bunr do
silk end Couon do Bees, London Pins and
Victoria Robes; Needles;
Mohair Gloves Il 1Ints. Best Frencii Kid Shoes
Super Paris KID Gloves; different colots; h.
Mems Otter do Foreacf. StrawE Palm
Ladies aud Misses Cot. Ieaf Bonnets
thread Gloves; 80 ~
The above will be soid very cheap fof cash OF
short credit as they hav g recently been purchased
at the very lowest prices. t-esssf ea
Newbnry. May IL, 1871 tS9ws
BLANKS for saie a, this Office.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic Wing Convention, for the pur-
pose Of nominating ticket for Governor, Lieut..
Governor and Treasurer, to be presented for the
support Of the people the ensuing September cleo.
ton will be holden at Montpeiiey Wednesday, Both
IF Jane nrrt commencing 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
For the purpose Of securing general representa-
zion and eciing the views entertained in all Sec
lions Of the State, the Central Commute recon
mend that the Democratic Wings Of Tho several
towns The State meet on the l7th Of June next,
and appoint FIVE Delegates from each town rep
resent them in State Convention, and an equal
number ofsubsti,nes 10 supply the places Of such
delegates as may be prevented from attendance.
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1t is said that young Semms, charged with the
murder OF Professor Davis the University Of VIII.
ginia, is fast king through consumption, and
that Il is very doubtful whether he will ever be
brought to trial. 81
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The last accounts from Florida bring more fndi-
murders. A correspondent from Gopher Hill
Florida, under date of the 23d of May, writes thar
number of murders have been committed in the
neighborhood of Ocean Pond, and upwards of a
hundred head OF cattle driven of from Fort Walk
err. A!eck-Tustenuggee The leader Of the
band. @
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The Jury, in the case of James b. Gentworth a,
New York, were discharged, few minutes before
mi might on Saturday, not having been able TO a.
gree on verdict II is said they stood seven for
acquittal, five for conviction.
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Wnsi,inoton \

Washington, Munday, May 81.
A quorum of each House OF Congress appeared
in their seats in the Capitol to day at ~ o'clock.
In the House 207 members Nere present, 35 alb
sent, and Alabama, M ississippi and Illinois unrep-
resented. ..tl E.
The House Of Representatives completed its or
ganization by the election of Speaker aud Clerk
Hon JouN WHITE OF Ky, Gan energetic Whig0
was chosen Speaker the first trial, and NAT
HHFw Sr. Z. CLARK made Clerk Of the
ionso on The 4,h, voting uio0 roice.. The follow
ing the stare of the votes:
rt.u, FOR SPEAKER. .re.
Whole number ofvotes cast 22i
Necessary 10 n chOico III
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BLANKS for .ale a, this Office.
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NsMAs ARMGBSa

ST. Johnshnry, June l54i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

Va Mcnongoiia, Extra 3l-Drawing received Friday
morning 20 Nos-l2 drawn. capitals OF $1,000 each
2Oof 100, &c. Tickets only S.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
THEATRE.

The Theatre was fashionably attended las, night
-nnd the Open went of handsomely. 1t is to be
repeated to night. The sfterpieee was done to the
life. Christopher Strap and his wife Nance could
not be surpassed.
The Theatre is under admirable management,
and one cannot find more pleasant place to spend
an occasional leisure night
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
By lNLoEs a BROTHER.
TRUST SALE

by virtue. m IN pursuance Of the provisions az d..J
~ Of trusi executed By John OIAy 10 Win 10 IIarrtaop
snd the undersigned Trustees Tor certain prpose- In
The said deed expressed and which has been Iy reeorJ
81 "a tho CLERKS Once Of the Coduiy Cour Of Ienrro
snail on Friday, the 10Th day Of the present month no.
TcmberD n half O'Clock the AfeI noon proreed
To sell for cash, At public auction TO the highest bidder on
the premises, the Undivided half Ios living iust
above Roc sets conisnnx 100 front the De
the other containing . feet font Water street.
opposite the hrsi shall convey only such is vest.
ed In me ~ the deed Of trust aforeF,d
-rff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

"bbl1hNG btOhSt NJ Z.
I w. RANDOLPH a. 60. At SinNay's old stand, have
y for sale, al low prices, the following additions 10 H..
NJ l.
Nortpn's, Ebcrlcc' and Maunct's Thorapcuiicl
Dentists Anatomical and Physiological Manual
DcnBys Nursery, or MANAGEMENT OF Infania
Cook on Mustard seed lor Diseases Of Liver. SC.
Remarks on SUaim's Pauacea
urecnhow and Lcavy on cholera
Dubarquc on DiscascI II Uturus
Select Mcdico Chirurgical Transactions
Dnngis1n's Medical student
O'lIillorin on Diseases u the Head
Phillips on Indigestion, Nervous ani Billions Complaints
sPnrhncim 90 lnS,,nily aud Hg,iamy Of ile BT5,n
lombe on Mcn'al lcranasmert
ursrulli1on Tfrntmcnfo f Noncfgl
Naus' Cases ~ Diibc'cs, ConsumFtion, Sc.
y Rush on Change u Airand Diseases ~ the Mind
Browne Elements Of Medicine
Fsrrycrs Nri,ealldi,tory ial Reaccuons
Walker nn Woman, Mrrilae and Brauty
. Arnor,a .cm,.'s Of Physical sod y Philosophy
MeNcvn's nrlni's Mlnualof Chemistry
Pafraiay's Chcucu Mtnipulaton
Cazanac's Cuianrous Diseasg
BfousstPs Phcnmtsia, swodiouron syphilis
Rrrin on the Heart, Muuor on Club Foot
Trailrs Medical Iursprudcnco
Morton On Consumpuou, williams on tho Lungs
Lannech on the Chess, Essays on Rheumatism, Gou,
Discusses Of the Digestive, Urinary aud Respiratory
Tgcedic n,srcau, Armstrong, smith, sawyer 4 Lewis
griaeom'a Aamll Mechanism. Comb's Physiology
lcwccs, Go'chs, Vclpcau's, Jamos, Burns andRgby's
gbsrlcs, Dcwce Underwood and Ackoriy on Children
Bell on Baths, Bidu's Medical Ioac
Carpenters Essays Mafcfia Mrdica
Opotra SiulY NJ Medicine, Parrish Hernia
Aberncthys surgery aud Physiology
La0n's, gturfE CObpcrs, Bcls aud Hunters surrery
Duualisnn's AMI EIctccs Therapeutic
Ebcrcos ca cn's, GtcgoIyH, Devices stokos's Bells
anil Armstrong; Practice of Medicine
w Alnow worksof merit received as soon pub.
liahed.
no Bookbnding In best style. 49, -
nOl8 W. RANDOLPH
pUTTEt, UCKwHEAT AND FLoUH:-|
- uoshen Butter, very hnci iew hfEins len
Buckwhcat In whole halves and quauter bbls
no0 GRETTER q PEAKS.
CAmPHiNE.-Afresh supply jus. received BY -
~ nON DuNAL co,