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strongly enforced BY btu In his Mes arc at the ,-s,.
sion, IN answer 10 resolution OF the ase reops-"
Communication 20 !; OF the facts that .re
in the testimony taken By Tire Committee an.
reasons then assigned. he declined 70 cornnnr,., 'os
Pueic except with view 20 an irnpeschn.n, a., aHs
rish the proof necessary alta the v-,s, 70 loi
lSsaee He EXPRESSED toe opinion that even IN Pso
ice aouse should adopt all precau,lon, - ss,
unnecessary exposure Of matters the pnhe,,, 'os
n!sHS inlut'ousiT affect the public interest -'Sa
NO dissent from the views Of that rnes,nse W..
y ice hooie. The Committee therefor. ,h,s
lhs' nese facts were laid open to their y;sr ys
piled rnderstsn6ns both on IN. ~, ~ - n ~ &c IN
aau sne house that they would be- made ,rbr. H
me event OF an Impeachment and Of ,h.ir n. ~ q
sary Tor bringing 10 justice gres, public d.Iincs.
snsu1en therefore "a no evidence hss been .xhhI,s
20 me COMMITTEES. which can lay shy foupSn,,o, w. -
impeachment all the resssua which ,papc.5 ~ d
Gent 10 ceciine TO make these facts public In ~ -
the House. return in their full force ag,,n.,
closure now. NC" oiH
from he farther consideration OF hi. suh,,s 80 sS
the testimony taken by them (which .rcorop,r.,
port De sealed up endorsed confidential" and &c.,
in The archives OF The House rot 10 be opened rn., -
its order. And they report resolutions accortnsv.
Resoir<d. That The testimony taieo IN hi, ipvr,,i,,
be seaed by the Clerk under the Iupervi,,oo 81 ~
mite; esd 9,s.d and Deposited A
less by its order.
Reor That this report ~ laid the table ard Printed
and ,ha; the Select Committee be dischsrsed from n.
Their conside ration OF the subject
Signed snd submitted by SAMUEL 7 vlNT0N
JEFFERSON DAVIS
DANtELP KING,
SEABORN JONES
- The following Is the Resolution appended to n,
Brinkerhof's report:
ReSc!ced. Thai the testimony and exhibits tex h.f,r.,
Select Committee ot this Hous. instructed to -
charges sgsnst DANIEL WEBSTER late Secretary So,
together with the 0f III. majority ard rinc,
said Committee be laid upon table and printed ma ~,
s.d Committee be tichsrged from the farther
Of
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FRoA OVER The WHARF.-THE Brooklyn Adver

FROM OVER The W ATER-The Brooklyn Adver-
User dishes Up the following graphic City Item;
Il said that eight thousand persons have arrived
the port OF York within The las; week and after
survey Of The places IN that CRY where they first besow
themselves, inclined doubt Ihe statement
The principal for their reception Is Washington
which runs up from the Battery, and the next bur
the North river. The lower part is the filthy and
squsd OF aIy other street in the city the being
yesterday more particularly. hed with szyuant mud anc
The sides lined with low groc shops Il is here
immigrants from Ireland. France and Germany FOR the
most part ma Ten porsry shelter until they procure
more desirable one and such Babel OF tongues and
cumulaon Of th between the Battery and Cort
AMIDST Il would be difficult up The dirtest
cellars we're crowded and everything in the shape Of
haoitadon was teesing with u1uudes Of human beings
recently arrived here from the old world and dressed n
the different costumes OF the countries from which hey
cae-a evidently ute. upon o-tieriDs their condition"
upon The first opportunity The whole
fo- an observer and much easily Witnessed det
cribed These people will undoubtedly better opn
ion Of America when they have ttts more Of It
than Wassingtoa-ss.
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War In West Africa.

For some time past barbarous war has been
carried on in the Sherbro country in which the AT
rican Mission OF the Union Mission Society is estab
lshed The leaders of the hostile parties are Sisi
wooroo, Sherbro Chief, and kssicummah, Chief
of the Mandingos The whole country has been
ravaged by the war people, the towns have been
burned, some of the inhabitants have been con-
sumed with their dwellings others have been killed
in battle and many taken for slaves; but through all
these scenes the Mission has been preserved. I'm.
der date OF March, 1916, the Missionary, Rev. VIM
Raymond writes:
Although we have been surrounded by savage
W ar men. sometimes veral hundreds of them have
been here al once, Yet they have never taken pin
from US without permission, while every Town near
us has been plun6ered Ii may be asked how have
We been projected l answer by our God. The
native chiefs have not been able 10 protect FOR
most of them have been driven from their homes,
and their towns have been burnt by their enemies
from the interior, some OF whom are Csnnioas.-
The head war.men. slmos, without exception, have
tried rather 10 obtain my favor Than 10 ipjure
The Cannibsls are among my best friends. You
may ask why is all this One OF the head war
men was here the other day and thus explained il.
He said he wss bad enough, but he could not trouble
us and if any one should do so, LEI him so where
ne would he never could De any better meaning
that some curse would Hollow nlnl DE gave Us
reason that we had no business with the war that
we no chea, any body. that do any body bad.
that we were God people.
This mission is living witness, that The Gospel
can be introduced among a savage and bsrbarous
people without the protection OF civilized govern
ments 1, is the opinion Of many thas the cannon
mus, go frs, and the Gospel follow after | need
no, say that tha, is not my opinion Let the Gospel
go first and then there viii be 30 necessity for the
cannon.
The chiefs are impatient for the establishment
schools. One of the Mendisn warchiefs from the
interior seems determined that | shall return with
him and establish school among his people
AS tba, part OF the country in which the Mission
is established is quiet now, Mr.. r. hopes soon to
have a school in operation. b.
e Our thanks are due TO Hen. Messrs w.
HrSr T B KING, J N. Roor and J. R GIpDINss for
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N.x-Hnm,.h,re u. =. Senator.

We have the satisfaction Of announcing that Hon.
JOHN P. HALE was on Tuesday elected on the psrt
Of the House of Representatives, Senator OF the
United States for the Of six years from the 4'h
of March next. The vote stood
Whole lumber Of ballo,s ?6l Necessary to choice ls
Harry Hibbard. (Loco)- JIG John T. Hale ,--:l SS
Scattering . ) Hsles majority
The Senate would so into an election in the after
noon and no doubt existed that the choice OF that
body would also fall upon MIR. Hale by vote OF 5
to4 There is scarcely room for doubt, therefore
tia, Mr. Hale is to be representative OF New
Hampshire in station more exalted than that from
which be was driven by the folly and madness OF
the ery.ridden Democracy of the State This
10 u triumph OF Justice and Freedom over Party ln-
tolerance and Slavery of which he may well be
proud and over which the friends of Liberty and
Humanity must every where rejoice. Cheers for
redeemed and dsen,h.alled New Hampshire May
the sun Of her political armament never set!
To morrow has been assigned for the election OF
Senator to serve during the remainder of the
term for which Judge Woodbury. was originally
chosen. We trus, the allied forces will no, divide
on this question A letter from friend al Concord
saws -" We are united and harmonious in all our
actions and votes, and the most perfect good under
standing prevails Ireally hope and firmly believe
thu, New. Hampshire IL thoroughly redeemed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

DR.. Ross SWING The Farmer Il Mschan'c In recon-
mending Dr. Rosss admirable Swing, says there ahtm
he at least one thousand ~ them put up In the suburbs
this city during the present month" And why not. Ps
rents what do for your offspring better than
courage the development Of heabu and vigorous bode,
BY this you no: only promote their hsppne's but you p
pare hem for far greater usefulness Children i bavs
aud ougM TO have OF kind aud aoy ap.
Ps-a,us which IL as well calculated the above afford
both sgreeahs recreation and exercise OF vital tsnc,
ought TO commend set every parent and guar.
dian The truth s you kind OF exercise In that sp
psfaus which you hardly get any where else, and you
don't believe H. go and try yourselves Il can be s.en az
81 Ami.y-sL jelI lie
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Court Calendar. THIS DAY.

SUPERIOR CoUar.-Nos. AL Ill, 49, IS, 49, l23 80,
05 O6 l0 23 2t6 81, 60 6l 60, 70, 1871, 1885, 1884, 35.
1856, 1877. l3s. 1879. 40.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos 2 23 2s 81, 49, g. 81 3si, 80, 49,
Il, 43, a.
COMMON PLEAs--Part Nos. 9, SO, 49, go. l07, ine
So M 49, 81 2l4 Part 2-Nos. g. 246. PAS. $50, 1884,
g. 254, 256 25s, 26O, 262 264, 2s6. 26s, 100, lo2.
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QUICK WoRK-There was trial of speed be-
tween the Hendrix Hudson and Empire las! night
The Hendrix reached here few minutes after hapast
, o'clock and the Empire at quarter to o'cock-tbs
Hendrix beating the Empire hour The Hem
dirk made two landings and the Empire but The
H. made Cad wells in hours and minutes which is -
miles from Observation-Disclosures in b. 30 H.
which is 20 miles from New. York. Alb knick. 10th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

oc7,rpr-F1a Pa9e-Later from Mexico; Emigrants
% California and Oregon Constitutional Convention
roips, in New-Hampshire Things In Washington :;
Io,ur,s &C. Fourth Pa0e.-lndian Council Of the Cstta-
r.psus Reservation; Mexico; Expedition to New Mexico
u.tsrao-os and Inhabitants From the Home Squadron
Farther from Texas; City Items; Mysterious Case o.
Poisoning; Miscellaneous Items; Commercial and Money
N..t.r, Marine News.
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SAspSs SAssAPARILLA.-Th-u numerous unsolicited tss-
onals from individuals OF toe rospectaby shows
10 The most conclusive and satisfactory that
psaton, by The powerful agency possesses arrsrng
and curing diseases Of the gandaar and systems,
has excluded It's hesh restoring Influence into different
countries IN Europe, where the happy rrsu.ts
poenced th.t have a!rals attended It's Ia i coDpo-
on which much OF its activity snd value depend tho
pote smpes Of the vegetable kingdom united,
presenting preparation differing entirely 10 Ito character
and operation from any her now In Under its
storing influence strength and ygor Impaired TO the
hsused frame and health succe. de disease The ssma
principle that Spring succeeds tn Winter and III. sath
clothed in verdsn beauty under the gen- Influence Of
e.hIng ,hower Ia approval by Physicians and men OF
scirnce and the uniform which has MARRIED s
furnishes proof sucs convince every candid and
discerning mind Of its great superiority aud value
Prepared sold, wholesale and retail, DJ A 3. D.
SANDS Druggiats 100 Fulton-r OF William New
York. Sold also rs BroaiwHy y Easi Broadway, ana
By DnggisA snef7 throu ghoui the Untsd States Price
81 par 3oi.le. = bo,tiax for IS
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To FAMILIES, MERCHANTS. Travellers, &c. visid9s
New York The house OF Comstock Co having now 05
iained ruch Tremendous celebrity for their Proprietary
Patent edcines they deem sufficient In form ths Public
and the travelling community WHERE'S tho original articles
be obtained In In their Efficient excellence their Stee
Laboratory in the great travelling thorougar7 Il Cortn,
The rigna and genuine Pain Extractor Depot
Hsys's Liniment for th- Piles
The Extract OF Sarsaparilla to purify the blood.
East India Hair Dye.
Roach Bsne 10 Kill Reaches and Bed Bugs.
Also ihs only Laboratory and soap Works the GEM.
inc Walnut OH Military Shaving Soap mado only genuus
by Mr. VIM, Johnson.
Johnsons for removing freckes, sunbura and
besudfyiog Toe complexion.
warranted remedy for Rheumatism. b
Sick Headache Remedy.
Handkerchief Essrncea all kinds.
All varieties Of Perfumery. &
Balm OF Columbia for the Hair
OK Marrow and Bears OIL warranted pure.
MIRIAM Baisam for tho hair.
Angus Oils, Quo OF Rosa In gilt botee, 1c. ~ lbe
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory Il Coruand-sl New
York.
II Cortland-st. na I'm
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Richer far th. q co-tIy pearls.

~ To obtain Them you Keep tho scalp Per,esSSJ
mis- IL IA onI7 necessary TO use Phalons Chemical sf
vigorator In your toilet, Instead Of the greasy ui1
witch are constantly served up by sl sorts OF qnsc =
humbuks Sold xhoe.ele and retail by Z. fhsIo1 =
Brosc Judsons Hotel Also oE sale by all the resps
ss .ud perfamery In tho United saie
Pre-, 5Oceatp-lArse size 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

r. Dr. FELIX GouKAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED soAi,
for The positive and eradication OF all asin oiaes
mora particularly Tan, Freckles. Sun burn, DC 10
had bear In mind only al the orig ns depot ST Wslset
IRA, Store FROM Broadway Also. III, Poudre Sahr a
Graduating superidous Hair, Vegetable Rouge Tor Cns
s ,s, 49,, nr me ,oII., III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

Our friends ga ker Towe, Csther;ne-sL have i1si re-
ceved their supply OF esh importstions Now Lsaes 10
tho time. You preparing for the country and with ss
latest styles you will find them above, and we assura
you rich assortment OF Balzorinea Lawns Musin
Organdes and other fashionable dress goods az we svss
behed, At very low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

PLrMBE, NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY. 257
BRoADwAy.-The pictures of the Professor the unriva
led photographer, we feel bold to say have been
equaed by those of any other artist In America and the
high encomums be Ia constantly receiving justy de,
served
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

~ YOUNG MEN invited to call aud examine
GENrNs new style Of Gossamer Summer Hat. In beauty
OF style and lishtness it exces any Hat before
offered to the fashionable Ha, wearing community
Also, alarge assortment of Panama Hats.
les Il in GENlN 2l4 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

NrKLo,s-Gahriel Rsve and oil thu family zpper -
eyeaing In two capital srd suehsbe Psutommes bessS
oher entertainments They bsvs been hopored wiz eo
ed gardens on their two frat representatives they -
doubtless continue 90. II. Pscde ssined new anreS -
night by his rare representation OF tho Good Ola oS
father. He will ropes, the part On Saturday,.
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Business Notices.

GENTLENEN's HArs.-SrMMrR FAsuios.-Leary & Co.
will this day introduce style OF Hat entirely and
superior any thing yet o"rcdJune 9Th, 1886. e6 &c
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II The only true depot for The Magical Pain EIuaed'
IL AZ d Cortiand.st mia n1
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NorrcE-The Walnut OH Military shaving Soap, whea
has equal 10 the invention OF MI. VIM. Johnson DOW
the only manufacturer OF ths true article al Il Coran6+t
and has connection with aay Vroon Fowler, repre-
senled by those who endeayor make capital out OF IA
name The manufacture sale Of spurious article
noyIa Ifnia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

~ EXCEPT the Hundred Dolsrs, voted ~ our GU! -
heI. for ,ests round the Frog Pond hose Manu.
soys Living oraus and Wax Venus al Ias American .n,s
se1rn are The gres,est novelties ooi and VII aGp "a
bs yl,it 20 zee them Th.y Visible" 81, honn
nave two superb a,iactei in the way Of performances
and O'Clock P. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

THE News from General Taylor's Army 10
looked for with intense anxiety we wiz puohsn
in the regular Esening Edition of The Tribune all
additional information which we may receive up TO
tho hour of putting tina, Edition to press.
~ No Extra will be published from this ofHce
,nIe.s the news Is of importance.
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THE TRIBUNE.
TEI=aspAY MORNING. JUNE IL. 1916.

". A. MusDrLL is Agent for the SAFE Oh Ice In
suns a, Saratoga spxnss once No. Marvin Row. mex
door to the Pos. ofaoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

E1rxAvAeANcE-Drky OF INTERNATIONALLY u, II,
the English House Of Commons voted Wellington the
nice sum OF 100000; $, another time the additional
sun, Of $4,000 year for three lives adding 10 this By
way Of dons:ve S34oo000, with salary OF $4,000 per
annuEn for his services in India Is wonderful that the
immense psuPer classes Of the country complain
[Globe.
e And is it You. o Slamm that grunble al
the enormous sums lavished On one of the PAM
pered favori'es OF War You who are doing
your mish;iest 10 plunge our own country into
War, and thus ias,en on her an in,ermiuabe load
OF Officers Pensioners, CsippIes and Public Debit
And do you hope 10 dope the Toiling Millions into
your So 40" abyss, and then cheat the devour.
ing monster War of his spoils You know better
Sr-know that warmakins Government and a
pauper People are inseparabe. Ether stop 70
menting War, then, or cease affecting TO grumble
at its inevitable consequences!
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TaE TARIrF or ls42-rnose who wish TO m lsS g
selves anled with the prosntons OF To exisoS
law NAV pyocure The entire Of Congress by purce
he wig Almanac for 1884, tho price Of which 10 Only y
cents Forssis ~ Ths Tribune othes,
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" Merchants Mechanics and business will
and tbs Wing Almanac for 1916 very useful and con-
venient book of reference throughout the year The
price is only LII cents PEI copy, OF 81 per dozen
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" HA.spxs Co. have our thanks for Boston
papers In advance Of the Post otace delivery.
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II Our thanks are due TO Hen. Messrs w.
HuSr. T B KING, J. N. Roor and J. R, GInDINa' for
Congressional Documents or Speeches.
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LSirnad,

Hon. WIZ. L. MARCY, Sec OF war"
The correspondence IS then closed with the follow
ing note from Gov. Marcy:
Wac DEPARTxESr, June .. 1886
Sis:-When received your letter OF the 18th ul: Il
intention 70 answer ~ length 20 note
the misspprehenson under which you still lasorng
bet on account of my official engagements this particular
uncture and not wishing proact this correspondence
which end in practical good, have changed my
purpose prefsrng point those nsspprehensions
personal interview. Il you should so desire H.
Your communications have all been laid before the Pre
dent but have received no instructions change mod
y ths directions contained in the closing paragraph OF
my letter OF the a5th ultimo. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant, w. L. MARCY.
Major Gen. W. SCorT
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-03
TO MARRIED LADIES.

The MOTHERS RELIEF, medicine which
soothes the disagreeable sensation of Fe-
males about to become mothers, and in
sures safe delivery in all cases where NAL
formation or some unnatural circumstances
do not prevent. The reputation of this ar
ticle, though silent, has become so extend
ed as to produce an immense demand. A
pamphlet intended only for the eye OF those
directly interested and their physicians, is
prepared for graiuitous distribution where
the Relief is for sale.
As We are thus obliged to come before the
public, we take the occasion to say, that II
the increase of the call for the Mothers
Relief, wherever known, be any guld to
a direct opinion to be formed of the estl-
nation in which it is held. We have the sat
isfaction of believing that it has been IN
means of aleviating IN infinite amount o.
suffering, and of sd, elm many valuable
lives. Wherever it has been used during
the above period, deep rooted preIudiceS
have given way to candid and thankful eX-
pressinns ofgratitude, and a wish 10 extend
on their parts, as far SIS possible, It's bene
fits. Medical men of high standing have
had the candor IN acknowledge for once,
that their prejudices must be abandoned,
and have been advocates for its use.
Ill those who wish, are invited to call
and procure pamphlets without charge.
For sale by W. p. T. USSEL.
The authorized agent for hills pace aud
vicinity.
MIddlebury, OF. LIST. 1876.
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NEW GOODS,

The subscriber is now receiving and opening at his
store Monkton Borough, large and elegant as
sortment Of
DRY GOODS,
comprising greater variety than is usually kept in
country store, and he desires call attention to
the largest assortment Of Dress Goods and Cloak
ings that he before had the pleasure of offering
to the public, embracing the most fashionable and
styles, some of which selected express
" with the view of pleasing the Friends and others
wishing plain and rich Goods,
Also, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery aud Glass
Ware, Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Lnseed and
Lamp Oil, Cut and Wrought Nails, Window Glass
and Putty, Looking Glasses, Powder, Shot, Lead
aud Percnssian Caps, SUPERFINE FLOUR, Salt,
Fish, &c, Sc, &c.
T. has also received assortment of Boots and
Shoes, consisting of Meas aud Boys Cowhide
Boots. Coarse-f.:e aui Calfskin do. Women's and
Misses Calfskin Shoes and Booiees, Of superior
qrllifyand about rwo-ihiris the usual prices. Also
Farwel's Shoes, Sips AMI Buskins. India Rubber
shoes. Wooden Clocks and Umbrellas compri-
sing the largest and best ever before Of
fered in this place. prices unusually low, and On
the most accommodating terms. The highest prices
paid for produce. The people are invited to call and
examine.
T. {. SMITH.
Monkton. Oct. IL, ISIj
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How TO GETIlEALTH -Thousands Of persons
continue 10 cure themselves Of Colds, Coughs Head
ache, Rheumatic Affections, Small P0x, Measles,
CosIivenesS Influenza AID the host Of those indca-
tions of the body Of the blood being ont Of order,
simply Ly pcrscverngly using BrGndTeth's Vegetable
Ui.irrrsG! Pills. long any symptoms Of derange-
meni in any organ remain. Olten, by adopting this
which experience has proved is according to
nature it being merely assisting her. have many in
few days been restored health, who hut for Bran
dreh Pills had leen sick for months. The value Of
this me lcine is indeed beyond price.
AGENTS.
Jonathan IIagar, sliddieauIy; Alfredo. Ros
coe. NV Haven, Warren s. Brown. Addison;
P. Flctch.r aud Son, BridpoTt; Wright and
Bush, Shoreham; W. B. Bixby, Vergennes;
I. 9. Mead. Cornwall; J. SimondS. Watch
Point; A. Wei herbee, Ferrsburgh Centre
Allen anil Wheeler, North FerrishnrPh; NJ W.
Kinsley, Monkion Ridge; Geo. W. PArmeee
Bristol; Sm"n Taft, Whiting.
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ALSO,
STOV ES !!
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT,

v GUILD inform The public that he has
removed 10 the Store recent Y occupied b
}. VI. SLADE s. Co., where be offers for
sale a general assortment 9fSTuVES and
other CANTINGS, from the well known
Furnaces of .llcssrs Granger of PIttSford.
Blake of Brandon, and Wainwright of this
place. Consisting in part of their various
patterns Of Cooking Stoves, and Il great va
ricty of .4ir Iiighixand Boa Stores, COut
don Kettles, Sltigh Shoes, SC.
Also, larger aud better assortment oil
VuUoc Ware than can be found n this vi
ciuitv. Also the celebrated Tabor PtO'cs,
manufactured at Lincoln, VT. which drew
the premium at the last annual fair, Oct
1914
Eic also manufactures all kinds of I'm
and Sheet Iron WOre, Store Pipe Sc.
Those wishing to purchase any thing ii
his line ofbusness, will do well to call am
examine his Stock and Prices before buy
ins elsewhere.
All kinds of JOB.W DIRK done On sho!
no,ice and the most reasonable terms.
Most kinds of Country Produce received
in navm-nt.
AIi;Idiehury Sept. &c 1915. %
n =