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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,

state street, BOSIONs
-. THE Proprietor OF this central and commohious
M,fA | establishment begs leave 10 return his special
AssA acknowledgements the travelling public for their
very liberal patronage and hopes by strict attention to the
accommodation and comtort Of his guests to make them
feel hat house the Travellers HoME and thereby
merit a continuance Of their favors.
The very admirable location of this Hotel being in the
EXCHANGE BUILDING, near the Banks and in the very
centre of business and amusement all conspire 10 make it
he most desirable stopping place for bu mess men aud the
temporary permanent visitor.
The table will always be supplied with all the luxuea
aud decacies Of The season; and the attendants wl be
always found attentive and Obliging.
NIB Board 8 per day. -
Feb 81. W&S6m FERDlNANDO "OAi'
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No BURLING-SLIP, NEW YORK.
NYRUS W. FIELD offers for sale, at the low.
est manufacturers prices very extensive assortment
OF PAPER. comprising possible variety adapted "a
the wants Of in all sections Of the country
Paper Of all kinds made TO order at short notice
The stock Printing Paper unusually large, part Of
which Is Of very superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
mpored and kept constantly hand, viz Feltings Wire
Cloth Fourdrnier Wires, Bleaching Powder, Blue Ultra
marin, Irvine, &c &c
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
einE sc purchased for which the highest price 10 cash
win be paid. dwly req ~.
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New Spring and Summer Goods.
R. C. GREENLEAF,

337 Washington Street. Boston,
Late CHANDLER a GREENLEAF,)
As received by arrivals, beautiful assrt
: IL meni of FRENCH PRINTED GOODS, consisting OF
CALlCOES, JACONETS, CAMBRICS, and
MOUSSELTNES DE LAME.
Also, Scotch Moussefinfs de Lame London Printed
CGnItrics-Sc0tch Gitghanis and French do
DRESS SILKS, various styles.
FRENCH CASHMERE LONG AND SQUARE
SHA WIS.
The abnve Goods all uery perfect and form choice
collection can be found.
Mourning Goods.
ENGLISH BoMBAZINEs, a Uery superior article.
FRENCH do. all qualities.
Black ALpdccd-PLain Black NJ. de Lame.
Lead and Black DO, do.
BLACK SILKS.
Lead and Black PRINTS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
C. keeps constantly for sale good assortment Of
LINEN AND COTTON GOODS, all seasons, Tor do
nestle and has just received Damask Table Cloths
all sizes md qualities Danask by the yard-Napkns,
Towels, Diapers, Linen Sheelngs Pillow Case Linens,
ShirIing Linens, &c DC
ALSO, AMERICAN COTTONS
from the best Manufactures and of all widths
Purchases are respectfully invited 10 examine the as
sol tmrnt ut
337 Washington Street, BOSTON.
April g. etnl6wis wbiisl5
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms.

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Whitwell's Temperance Bitters.

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Worms, Costveness Want of Appetite Dyspepsia
&c. This article far above all Others New
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in all cases Of Weakness, Nervous Complaints and espe
cial, remedy that dsagTeesbe drowsiness which
people feel the approach during continu-
OF weather II is known as the
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
for the above GiYe trial and you will never use
any other being fully convinced by experience OF resi
merits
" sold in pint bottles rs each-S2 per dozen.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
You cannot make better investment al your money,
and the satisfaction your customers than by
purchasing supply OF this popular article.
Sold in Worcester by Green Co., j. Coe and Sawyer
4 Norton; G. ThurstOn, Lancaster; G.. II. ColbuVn
LeominsIer Lane Thayer. Fitchburg Animation Per-
kns. FItzwillam. j. GEORGE WHlTWELL,
Apnl. Am Proprietor, Rusros.
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KELLEY & COMPANY,
Chemists and Druggists,

al iOs mfddfe SUeets fOhI LAM ~ IuS'
NIB. Price IS Cents Bottle.
For sale wholesale and Retail by JAMES GREEN g. Co.,
No. Ill Main ST. b. GREEN, 200 Main ST., and e. A.
4 e HARRIEoroE, Sign of the Good Samaritan, No. "
Main Street, who Agents for Worcester, Mass
smIrH & PgRRY, S25 Washington Street, Agents for
Boston. dw3ml6 Aprii 49, +
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MANSFIELD & HAMMOND,

MANSFIELD & HAMMOND,
WHOLESALE ANp RETAIL DEALERS
Cr0Ckery, China, Glass 8 Britannia Ware,
TABLE CUTLERY, TEA TRAYS,
Solar Lamps, Girand0tes, Paper Hangings, Sc.
No. 1853 Main Street,
North Wing enfrai Exchange, WORCESTER,
Where beautiful of the above Goods may
way be foun1 at The Lowest Market Prices.
Particular attention given furnishing Hotels and Families
HENRY s. MANsFIELD Jr..
March IT, dwu TIMOTHY w. HAMMOND
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Eiecriur .yudres.

is too late 10 mourn that the judges our Courts
10 be shufied for dark night in some tempcs
ous meeting in Tanmany Hail. after ourselves give
In to Wings patronizng such dangerous innovations.
tEXpress.
10" Too late to n,carR,' is it? Well, then it
is not too late to reoce that the People are hence
forth to have Veto on the judges thus shuaied
for Heretofore, when Tammany Hall has made
its selection, in some tempestuous meeting and
the Governor and Senate have gone through the
formahty of ratitying it, the whole thing done
Thus many Incapable and unworthy officers have
been &isted upon US and nobody was responsible
tor the choice. The People trusted tl.e Governor
and Senate; the Governor and Senate were NOT
well acquainted with the several candidates. but
took on trust the selection o. back stairs eau.
Gus at Taaamany hall-or National Hall, once in a
great whilethe principle is the same in either easel
--and so iae Judge was made. and nobody tashered
the job, Henceforth, il. the People have incompe,
tent or unrelisble Judges, they must blame them
selves
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:. Old aud Young 1rsln,a y

We woald gladly give place to the communica-
,ion of our Young friend J. OR. did We nor think
that j, would provoke long and useless discussion
--hurtfal even TO the cause which he advocates,
We love ireland, and the csuse OF human liberty,
TOO web not TO regret when Observation-Disclosures
arise among her friends q; home or abroad No
good can come OF widening the breach 1t may
yet be healed The great leader Of the Repesl
movement who has spent half a century battling
with the weapons OF Moral Suasion against OPP
preston, we trust, viii Yet work in harmony with
his yoans and more impulsivc coun.rvncn We
see very little difference between she Moral
Saasions OF Mr. o'coSSklL and the doctrines Of
this, able paper, the Nation. and the e)o,uen,
Sa,rR oBRyEN Let US wait and hone for ,,,,.,
out OF this apparent evil lie, the friend, o. Ire
land avoid taking extreme views on either side
Eibertys progress Is slow. but her victory is We,
certain Let her friends reasin firm. even when
crashed to the earth she and they VIII at last rise
triumphant. Repeal has done good 10 Ireland 1t
Win do more, unless the Repealers themselves di,
vide and quarrel upon an abstract qees,ien totally
irrelevant TO the present position Of thar grea, and
good Cause.
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DIED

~ West Troy Angus; a6th OF bilious fever and corr
sestion OF the brain WIZ TRoTTER, Jr in the 2l.r
year OF his age
HIS remains were taken TO the residence OF MS father
Wm Trotter, Esq Of Hobart Delaware County for in
tsruenI
On Wednesday morning at O'Clock at his residence
No. 90 Monroe 81 JONAS BEEKAAN. aged &c years.
TIE friends Of his family and those of his James
Becknan, respectfully ir-ed attend MS funeral
this afternoon o'clock from Mariners Church.
n Cherry -srineav Clinton.
Or Tie evening Of he l4th inst MARY AUGUSTA
LYON, aged n.
Her remains taken TO Oyster Bay, l. l. tor inter
~ Baltimore, l3th Wln. Israel. o.
Az Oswego, l2sh, Nathaniel White. 50
AZ Saratoga springs, lafn Aln1ira E Richardson -
Sarah Louisa Richardson; 9. 18th Mary Z iite, n
AZ Philadelphia. l5tn, Oliver Wilson, 70 Gea'ge '"
Jacobs, 81.
At Harrisburg. Pa l2lh James Jscknlan
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n1sPAroEEs FOR THE TRIBUNE
gYELEcTRic TELeGR APH.
oss OF THE STEAMER NEw-yoRk.
SEVENTEEN PERSONS DROWNED ;

WASHINGTON, "Wednesday night;
A slip from the Mobile Tribune OF 10Th instant
gives an account of the loss OF the steamship New
York. On the 7th inst in severe gale from the
North-East. The news vas brought 70 NeTr-or
leans BY the steamship Galveston, Capt Wright
Seventeen persons were crowned including Twelve
passengers and FIVE OF the crew. The survivors
we're picked up By the Galveston, and taken 70
New-Orleans. Capt Jpo D. Phillips, OF The lost
New.York. states that ne LETT Galveston SATURDAY
ereninz the 5th inst for New-Orleans and II that
night finding the wind blowing very hard rom the
North East, with heavy sea running rom East
ward. he got back INTO Il ;athoms water onsunday
morning at ten o'clock the wind having lulled, he
weighed anchor and proceeded or his course Soon
alter. the wind increased. and he came TO anchor
in ten fati.orns water The wind then commenced
blowing perfect gale, and held on until Monday
morning He attempted 70 slip OUT OF the troughs
q; the sea. and before the wind when very
heavy sea, struck her larboari guard, carrying 1t
away, aud strainins the vessel 50 mnch as to cause
her to leak considerably. AT four O'Clock. a NJ q
heavy squat carried away the smoke pipe, lifted
rhe promenade deck, store IN the starboard guard
AID wheel house, causing the vessel TO leak IN
such manner as to extinsush the fires IN the tnr
mace. and at six o'clock she went down In ten
fathoms water. the wind blowing perfect hurri-
cane The captain and eighteen OF the crew were
sayed.
Passengers .ared-Mrs FoIle;t, I W. House. Judge
Talv Mccormick II. Dr. Pou=esns. y. Steaks Repard
Capt T w White Smiths Capt. German, T. w. GJdy
NcCa;ferty, shepperd Hetenran, w. l. Hutchisons
Ciernont
Miss Fol!ert: three children OF Mrs Folleu A. H. Nc
Cor1nick William Armstrong one cabin and two deck
passengers names unknown
Ora, Lost and MiSSirg.-P. LuncAs Murcn- second
engineer Charles Wilson. seaman John Froward IRE
Kan VIM. c. McRea, fireman James Watson, second
steward and one name unknown
Nothing from the army or Vera Cruz.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
F SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAG
tpprvEO
ARRIVED


Packstship Noatezurna. Lowber, I'm Liverpool Aug
10th rndse. 70 II Marshall 18th inst OF Monssnk. az
" lost overheard Mr. Workman, first officer; all AZ
,eupts 10 save him proved unsuccessful.
ship Hector Spencer "a ds I'm Rotterdam, Indss, 70
z Hurlbut & Co
Ship France Prince, - ds I'm Rotterdam. mdse 10
Schmidt & Bslcher.
Bark (iustrian) Giovsnne Marie Tsttula 60 DIS from
Hamburg mdse, TO orier-l31 passengers
Bark Due dOrleans. Robertson 10 ds I'm Eayre in bal
last. 20 SoyG & Hincken.
Brg soon anderson % ds I'm Lisbon. mdse, to Grin
nell. Mnsrrn & Co.
Brig lis Alsno Is ds I'm Windsor, Ne plaster to
master
brig Long Island Thorpe I'm oporto, Aug ,ti, wine
John osborn Sept ith lat - Is ION 81 30 spoke Br
bark Bernuda-wshed to be reported Sth. lat - Ion
5. 20, ship Cygnet I'm Liverpool. for Boston.
Scr Curiew, Tikio5 l. Is I'm Curacao goat skins &C.
TO Foulkc & Sons. Left schr Manson. Coleman, for
Boston d Sept 18th lat 81 50 lon - 30, spoke brig
Harriet. of Portland I'm Havana. The was under
Jury sails having lost every thing above the lower mast
heads foretop and jibboom gone. She Was spoken by
a Delaware pilot and taken in tow while were near
her The Curlcw has experienced tremendous heavy
weather scudding for 90 hours under bare poles
Schr Columbia Allen. : ds I'm Iubec. Ne, plaster.
Schr (Br) Qelen. Orion, Is is I'm Arichst plaster.
Schr Dispatch, Corson Brandywinc corn meal, to J
II BulSley
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RA1r1ronr. wedne.day ever


The latest information from Nauvoo induces the
st Louis Republican to believe that terrible bat
tie has begun The Temple is strongly fortified.
and both parties have possessed themselves of can
non. which among such reckless men, with such
ungovernabe passions may result in scene OF car
mage in the city. greater than that OF Palo Alto
Great solici,ude prevails at St Louis with res
meet to Gen Kearney's command, in consequence
of the scarcity of provisions FOR his men.
The Southern mail is in but brings no news
from Mexico or the Army OF occupation nor IS
there any local news worth forwarding. There IS
nothing doing in -four aud grain; the merchants
forbear to undertake any thing, and are waiting
the news by the next steamer.
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( Essays or THE PROGRESS NATIONS, PRoDCC-
TIVE INDUSTRY, CIVILIZATION, POPULATION AND
WEALTH illustrated by Statistics OF Mining; Agri-
culture Manufactures, Commerce, Banking, Reve-
nucs Internal improvements, Er'igratiCn, Mortality
and Population. By EZRA c. SEAMAN. Detroit,
printed by ". GciGer & Co, New-lork for sale 10y
Baker & Scribncr
This is n handsome octave volume of over 40
pages, published in July last by the author
who is professional gcntlemnn OF Michigan
and who here presents us with the result OF his
inquiries on important subjects connected with the
civilization and happiness OF manlind-thc essays
having been written, as he informs in the preface
at intervals during the last fifteen years. 1t is a
most valuable contribution to the Literature of Pc
lilica Economy, and will be daily appreciated
doub; not, by numerous classes Of inquircrs into
whose hands it may fall II it could he perused by
every voter throughout the United States, it wonll
add much to the stock of knowledge and produce
Il most salutary effect. in enlightening the public
mind on many subjects now very imperectly I'M
dcrstood.
On the subject of Protection to Domestic In
dusry the author is remarkably clear and sound,
presenting arguments and facts which must satisfy
candid minds of the Indispensable necessity Of
Protection to the prosperity OF nation like ours
Among other remarks ON ths sHUlect ne says mat
at is inconsistent with the very of things and
therefore impossible tor Agricultural Industry 10 be
very productive without the aid of the Mechanic Arts.
and the cnliyenng and fostering influence of active
commerce. steady demand and regular markets for It's
products The principal market for the common kinds
OF brcadstu and provisions OF all sorts is Domestic
IN all countries il is market created by persons
engaged in the Mechanic Arts. Manufactures Com
MERGE Mining War some employment or pursuit
other than Agriculture Farmers furnish a mar.
ket each other and cannot live by harterng and ex.
changing with each other their products II any people
ever became rich and powerful enjoyed in abun.
dance the comforts OF lie who depended Agriculture
alone for support and the people oil other nations
furnish them with the products OF Mechanical Industry
Il history furnishes such IL has escaped my
/ tee
Its impossible in brief notice to give an idea
of the vast fund of information conveyed in this
volume by the facts and statistics which are brought
forward to illustrate the arguments of the author
and condensed into small space. BIS references
to works OF acknowledged authority show the ex-
tent of his researches, and the statistical tables APP
pear TO be prepared with much care.
i; is gratifying to notice work like this from All
interior agricultural district like Michigan where
sound principles and views are much wanted by 4
large proportion OF the voters.
1t is our intention 70 make extracts from Mr.
Scamans volume in the course of few days Tor
the purpose Of bringing before our readers some OF
his most interesting facts and arguments
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Whig s,are Convention.

State courension to be composed Of Delegates from
the several Counties Of this State equal 10 their repre-
sentston in the House Of Assembly VIII De heid az he
city of Utica. on Bsdnesday @e 7Heaty Third aSy o.
s.,.b,, mex, a, 10 o'clock 81 for the purpose OF nom
,s,iny candidates. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and So Canal Commissioners, 70 De supported By the
VIII y,ectors Of this State at the ensuing Election, and
- yansae, such other business may DC deemed proper
- :, ,se Convention Albany, august 10, 1876
Iouy TOWNSEND JAMES HOgSRR.
DANIEL CADY, HAMILTON FISH
FRIEND HUMPHREY, II. Z. HAYNOR.
C. p KIRKLAND, GEO. w WEED,
.e- State Central Committee
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y Oh, what glorious ,.lay. jst black hair

" Oh what glorious s;.ay. Jet Dlaek lsf
That man ard lady has. lis indeed rare
To see -uch soft clear hair, yet as I've,
Twas a bottle OF Jon-s- Hair Restorative
hose bean,eoustreses Before they used II
Like other silly folks they of nbused IL;
And tho their hair was once gray, hersh and dry,
One shilling bottle they Used, aud thus defy
The world u show lCyelier hsir. Thee Who with bad
And rot use 10 ess Hair Restorattve< WI! 1--we,
Honestly ard Truly there good or half as
good article made force the hair grow caEk stop
Il falling or cure The scurf dandrf and make red Or
gray hsr dark The hair beautifully, and keeps
moist soft and silky ,tee rlrs long any other
made. sign OF the American Eagle a.
Chaha-s " Y l59 Fulton 81 Brooklyn, and Zls Broad
Newark slI Heed
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" THE TRIAL OF TIE KrpSArprRs OF Jerry
Phinney sti progressing We were u error II say
Ing tins; the examination OF witnesses cs:u,enced on
thursday The eaors ernpSnnsl Jur were not nc
eesStul Until the afternoon OF yesterday Ceriday) The
examination OF witnesses commenced II the a:s--cpa
ana up 70 the present writing Saturday sooaJ has rot
been completed The Counsel have u1arsged TIE case
mus lar Win rest ss, both sides Il viii probsl aly
90 the lrrT Monday evening VIA, he verdict III
De we sha not attempt 70 surise and VIZ desire ci .y
that u ee IN accordance with the law sns testimony =
Considerable interest Is ie Throughout, rs co,ur .ry
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~ The Orphean Family the Museum greet
ed with long and loud applause at the conclusion of
each song By delighted company ever wish 10
see Nor was Western and The other performers forgot
ten Indeed recollect 10 have audience
in such perfect eestacies from The BEGINNING 10 the close OF
performance those last nigh. The rich al
fractions are presented for this afternoon and evening
geiher with Col Chaiiin, the Dwarf, the Orang Ouianc
Twin CaTres &c. &c. Performances commence al aud
~ p NJ
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prAru or E1.cinrrENnr -

DEATH OF ENGovsRSoR Foor.-We learn
from the New Haven Palladium, that Hon Samuel 4
Zoo, expired a, his residence Il Cheshire Coan on Tho
18th inst s;ter an Illness OF some noaths du-ahon Gov
Foo, had served the S,s:cwith gc, sdery and integrity
for many years having been often Representative in
the Lesislaruc Speaker OF the House Representative
and Senator in Congress sni Governor Of the State lie
was n,sn OF warm and generous feelings and highly
esteemed by all who knew hiIn. ami loved BY
those who knew him best.
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BELow-s Ships and Bark. wind-Nw.

PuorocR,rur-Thc specimens OF coorins and Pho,
,osraphic ar, that are exhibited free ut the PLrMBE Ma
r,oSA DAGUERREAN GALLERY upper corner of Mur-
ray.st and Broadway, are beyond description There Is
one frame which we particularly admire. and must be
considered by who csskct OF gems for the
correctness of miniatures and distinction OF the sub
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oOMMERcIAL ANp MONEY Marrr .l,,'
For SAILS Of Noass Sc Eolrta pss.
WYpMsnAY u

"WEDNESDAY ?. n
There was some buoyancy in the Stock MAJ
to day icr which no reason can be given excep.o, =
the Money Market is very easy The trsasa.,ios.
not very large, bas there wss disposition TO h,, =
hb;ted. A, the Second Board the sales of Rsr,s- Z
large a, declining pr:ces
The Steamer being gone the Foreisn Bill.
Ike, has beeome quiet Sterling is eas. Prs,c, -.
Guilders 81; a3ss Marks BancO ST a3s. R;x rs
7sseN
Freights are nos active IN Consequence q i
lack o, vessels Grain is offering freely snd
masters ask al although have no; heard 0; o,.r :,
being paid Cotton is sai; Flour esd to Lrsro,r, :,
cents to Havrc.
The Money Market continues to be very .,s
and money IS s5uadAn; 5ssh in Bank and in 10 e..
for all Legitimate business purposes. On the Ses. ,s
security loans negotiated in The street 81
and the Banks do ali the good shor. paper Oss, :.
per cent and want more.
The rate of discount on Western uloney Ia,
proved, snd Ohio and Indiana is quoted BIZ ro,-,.-.
will be seen below, a, :: per cert aud Kea,vctT
Missouri at per cent. The following are n. -.
from Thompsons Bank Note Reporter:
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Fl. LONG K BROTHER. - Ann-st
W. n. GRAHAM, Tribune Building.
TAYLOR & co. No. = Astor- House. SIC 2

FALL FASHION FOR HArs.-At Genins Ga Broadway,
opposite St Pauls-Having devoted unusual attention
in producing this style the attention of gentlemen is in
vited to it. The lighness grace and buoyant effects of
these Hats. be descrbed-they must be to
be appreciated Also large assortment of Paris Hats
Ttf
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~ Epw ARD BRAplKr. Esq. is the Looo. Foco
candidate for Congress in the Id District of Mchi-
gan This is the District now represented by
Chapman. who, II VIII be remembered regards Ed,
ucs,ioa as the bare of Democracy
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" NorIcE.-A I. Stewart & Co. will open their Ny
Store Monday The 2st inst. at O'Clock, A. NJ with
stock OF goods entirely which has been selected in
Europe for the occasion by one Of their partners
A. I. Co. will be happy receive the visits OF
their Friends, Customers and the Public.
Septenber lih 1916 Iw 9do
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MARRIED !:

In Bridgewater Conn on The i4th inst By Rev George
L. Foote Mr.. STEPHEN Wells 10 Miss MART JANE
SHERMAN.
On Tuesday afternoon 10th inst at the Congre gat0na
Church. SuIlivanst by Rev. Sir. Cochran, ALERT =
SMITH to EMILY SINS both OF this city.
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Il H. MONTGOMERY, Esq who hiss been ;4vor-
ably known IS the Edic, CT he Lancaster Pa MON
and Sentinel has purchased the Auburn Daily Adyer-
user and the Weekly lou-nsl aad Will De the Editor
of those papers hereafter We wish him abunda. sue
cess IN hi- new undertaking