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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

sTRArAGEss Is WAR.-lf there is a sharp eyed
chap in the world It Is esrnum Of the American MI
scum. We never see his name mentioned bat we sus
pee, some device TO bring grs,s 10 bis mill; the
following from the SzH Of this morning strikes Z. as the
neAiesi Of inventions Of that sort
NICE CoAr FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS An honest
looking but costcss DOatman, accompanied BY some
fenos called a. the Museum last evening Mr Bsruuu
happening D. be In the ticket Office As the regulations
admit no person without = coat Mr. Baruum 90 ex.
planned his visitor who said he sorry but hsd no
coat aud If be did nj 20 IN his friends would MT Not
liking 10 lose the dollar and feeling lor he has strong
good sympathes that msn might have curiosity even
without coat Barn sai1, Wen my dear fellow ~
lend you NY through the Museum taking OH
nice thirty dollar n from Wilson's and putting on
thin one meanwhile. The fellow went H. examined the
birds munmies Wild man of the woods and the skin
and bones man Mr. Edson. taking sly peep At Miss
An(n) tomicsl Venus and the rich sights the lecture
room when. having fully satisfied his curiosity be
walked leisurcy down stairs and out Of the Museum
carving Of Barnums new coat for only . cents Bar.
mum says the joke Is worth IS more.
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@enrIGi d otllks.
&Ssh LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ~
s1de<tss FOR FOREIGN PORTS. -a

r. Letters Bags are open A. the Office OF The New
YorE Tribune for all Foreign Pors, and all letters and
newspapers Deposited Ia this once will always be for
rsrded by the very earliest vessels This department, 10
under The special supervision OF J. g. MOWER, ESQ
well snowp Tor many yesu a. The experienced snd eff
Superintendent Of The Foreign Lccr Department OF
the New-YOrE City Posi- Office.
Bags for The reception OF letters snd news
papers for ,h- following places viz London Liverpool
men. Hsmburgh. Rio do JaneirO, Valparaiso buenos
Ayres Oregon, Mexico. Pznsms, 81 Thoms,, Kingston
JAM MsiAnzas, Havana
once open from A. NJ. I'll 10 r. NJ
u Letters and Newspapers viii be received al
the Foreign ship Leter Once u The n Tribune FOR The
fof Liverpool on the ION int
IL Also will be received, The sane place. Leler'
Newspspes for tho packet ship IOWA, Capt EdgaT,
which sails Tor HAyre on the 18Th inst.
~ Letters and Newspapers viii b received a.
The pisce Tor the packet ship QUEBEC Capt VII
nsms which sails for London on the 10Th in't Ief
rvA Card.-To ihe Ladies' and Gentlemen Of New
YorG and Brooklyn and heir vicinity BY Mrs CHAFFlN
Of Boston.
Mr.. C. who hiss had long and successful practice IN
medicine 10 deirous Of holding conversation with al
thoss persons suffering from consumption Inflammation Of
the lungs bronchitis salt rheum dysentsry contraction Of
cords dyspepsia debility spinal affection, nervous symp
toms s-hma nc coio.eux Jaundiee headache ioOthaehe
scrOfuA, humOfs &c. Sc-
Her practice has been einenty successful haViog sue
ceeded Ia N. entire OF thousands and most general
liz Of class u such long standing 70 hsve oaed
the combined powers Of the skiful physicians. All
Of which be from the respectable references
~heh she show a. her rooms sol Broadway "a door
from FranklinsL
Those who would be healed must come quickly or Mp
c. will where her usefulness : certain 10 be put
into requisiuOn without delsv. lei limos
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STEAM POWER TO LET-wiih eoovsnieni
Bssca az lss lneod'
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CITY ITEMS.

cAIUADAT, June p
Y Hon IRA HARRIS arrived IN the CITY ve,
terdsy irgm Albany, and Is At the Aston House. Mr.
Harris hss JUS, been elected one Of the Judges Of "a.
Supreme Court for the discharge Of the duties which
Office be Is erninenily qualified
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ls'7 The following extract from the n o. Delta
proves that the volunteers are not so attached to
the service as the Union would make them. We
learn that every volunteer who bas come back 20
the country is load in his complaints Of the neglect
OF the Government.
The 70 months volunteers are about 20 move for the
States 1t has been decided By Gen Taylor 10 hsye them
all discharged At New-Oresus-the order has been s
sued for the movemeut-he lat Reg Miss Vols and lst
Reg, Ohio will depart ,he l7h or lrth. The Regs.
10 be discharged from this column are as follows lst
snd I'd Illinois Vols; lst 2d aud 30 Indiana Vols; ID
Regt ny Infantry lsi RegL Ky Cavalry lst Regt ARK.
Cavalry. The decision Of the Commanding General 10
have these troops mustered out At NewOreans will save
the country an immense amount Of money.
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re fof veAIness Of ne woke 1lss spne znd INNS par
tcusriy for Dyspepsia constipation ard piles with weak
nes OF tie stomach srd stes WEAKLY females fsst grow
10 ehidren and al dispose % droop and sienery,
esp-ciAly spr. subjects vii oe delighted with iLs sc-
ror Reference given many dtslr g1isbed clsrTymen,
who have beec rescued from experimentation from de-
blIty and bronchins Pamphlets .rt book Common
s-nse giving Information eaa 10 lad al re o1ce so
ROADWAY A lNdv n slienfsnee on ladies' III eotH
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Law Courts.

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS -Dectsi ons-LsTOl
Yaz YaLsenbzrgi ads Roserf ~ H1rLey Verdict con
Armed.
A Boxyt, inplksdsd e. ads. Mstsias w. Day
Same.
Casper Ri,ssr ads. Theodore h11h0a--SArne.
gerry CAa,san implicated, Sc A-bross 4. HkkI
Il aL-New trial granted
Dsrid SuiA sas Cropssy s Gil-rr;iH.-Report con.
hrmed.
4I.s- I,snold Va Efrars Seigc-. q Appeal
dismissed.
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r. Accordingto the n. o. Delta OF the lth, prep
arsiions for the reception Of the LIST Mississippi Reg
meni were being msde in that city. The reception
20 be a grand civic and military splendid col
laon 10 be offered 10 these gallant soldiers a, the
Place G'Armes. and : :. Prentice, Esq. had been re-
nne.fed 10 addrass thf M.
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shipwreck- and Great Los. Of Life.

The correspondent Of the Montreal Herald gives
particulars Of the loss Of three emgrsn, ships
bound for Quebec from England and Ireland and thS,
SEVERAL HUNDRED HUMAN BEINGS had found waiery
grave.
QUEBEC, June Z.
we learn from WIN Stevenson ESQ. who arrived
here this morning from Halifax that the MTace from
Liverpool % Quebec with passengers was lost on the
Magdslen Islands about the 2bh ut and that SIXTY Of
her psss,Hg9s pee DROWNED IN iradin9, and thst tho
remainder had arrived 1t Piet0u 10 sckly and dsst.
tute and that the Zeno5a. with 79 passengers for
Quebec wrecked at Manadieu or about the 26th
ult. Also vessel from Sunderland. with Goals and
goods, name not known was wrecked on scsiterie
Island about the came time
This morning Messrs Pemberions received the fol.
lowing letter from Capt r. Thompson master OF the
brig Carrieks Of Whitehs7en, from Sligo TO Quebec
with passengers:
CAFE ROSTER, May ID am sorry TO inform
you that the brig Carricks was wrecked about four
miles eastward Of this place and shocking 10 relate out
of l6T passengers only A. reached the shore crew
except one boy. al saved. Little will be saved
The Eastern Chronicle thus speaks q the unfor-
tunate settlers shpvrecked in the Miracle The emf
grants without exception, were In the most deporsoe
condition such we're comparatively well were aihlct
ed with sweed limbs and mortified toes, and they
drew the most horniyDg pictures Of their suisrngs,
during the night which the ship struck, upward OF
sixty persisted from exposure 30 cold and wet and from
sickness and about twenty more died on the island
psi were shipped for PictOu two of those died the
passage within the short space Of three days thir
teen more have died
IMMIGRASTs ria THE ST. LAwRESCE--From
last Wednesdays Montreal Herald we learn that e25l
Immigrants had arrived Quebec, up to the It'll inst
that So vessels had ef ports in Ireland England aud
Scotland between the ct and 10Th Of May for Quebec,
with 1882 none OF which had arrived In America As
ye-hat on June 5h there 80 vessels detained a,
quarantine. at Crosse Isle. 90 miles below Quebec
with 1900 psssengers-and that things are improving
very much at Quarantine.
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ADIEs, DRESS HABIT ana P,

Ia taught In three lessons Instruction In Madame Til
neuxs celebrated OF Dress Cutting viii be given
permanently al Is Chsmbers-sI few doors ess. Of
Broadway.
Ladies In easy clrcums.snces as well ss hose engaging
Ia ls brsln~@- u Dress Making, WILL with three hours In
strucon be abe 70 81 themselves and others with ease
and accuracy.
For the purpose Of introducing this method and making
II as popular here ha, long been n Paris and London
the terms made extremely low, s., Including all The
expenses. Hours Of Instruction from NJ. 10 Z. NJ.
Dresses cut ~ithogi delay, and warranted 10 H.
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DHTCHEss COLONIAL
GREENE CO-lOfcial. |

Lyman Tremain, Loco, chosen County Judge by
sl5 mai Rufus w Watson, Hunker, District At
torney bv SO majority
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srPEaIos CouRT -Charss 0asley IS hesSad s
A,piTrsH-suit ssslnst John Young ard John w Bs
ker of Trinidad Cuba for the latter oil whom Aessr'
h. s. A. became surety on an attach nent oonal 70 70
Mr. Baker Was = partner Of Mr. Young. but denied a.
ready referred TO- This sitter the conclusion OF
sumnlnsup by Messrs Hal and spencer, went 10 ne
Jury on Saturday. Verdict this iorsnoon
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

CLOTHING.
I VANDERBILT. 81 Maiden isne and lost West Broad
y. IA. splendid assortment Of gents, boys and
chldre clothing Eive0unc- skeleton style short
fr1ck and shad Goals. suitable FOR every are Aso,
more han enc thousand piece. o. fashionable goOd 10
MAKE 10 order al Of which ~ be sod a. re lowest pos-
sble price.
b pie.sAn Sumner coat. vest snt pants from g TO
s. y Maiden saa ard o6t West Broadway lelo IN
CLOTHING.
FULL AND FAsHfoN - sNlr
Hczfy ltIic from - 70 IS,
At TIE Cclbirg
RI te2 Fulionst OF 2osite the Church I'm
CLOTHING.
Renig Mad rtd hnfs 70 OrdrT
The Cheapest F4shionAh.e
CASH rNLoElSe
EsTABLlsH NESr.
Ia Nev-Hsrk
". H. DEGROOf co
my5 lnos M 9o Fulton-si
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SsARATO0A sTRiN1s- Tho subscribers have ths peeer
- sure on asaa announcing 10 lhes sSds end ~ pgne
mat they continue 10 keep tho Union u sii, n &c
opened Tor cOmpa Monday, ths 2<ia iasi
This extensive establishment h 20 well tnown - eceree
ly 10 require description suffice TO cay occupies suoe
nss OF 400 feet on Broadway add Con sresss street
The spacious saloons, Dining Halls, and fiatxss asd
also me delightful Garden aud Pleasure grounds cover
about tour OF and while lie close vicinity 70 We
iusly celebrated Congress Spring being ABOUT A"'
westl renders IL most envisble locality
The whoe building has again undefgone hofouen fepsu
and the saloons Dining Rooms, Hall Patkss, ke, besu
thoroughly renovated by The hand Of painter and every
department furnished with all possible regard 10 Taste and
convenience heh Is confidently believed united wiz
the personal exerons Of tho propretors viii gvs entrs
satisfaction, snd ensure the continuance OF liberal pe
uOnage. ~ W. IuIrAh
SARATOGA Springs May n, IsfT. myA 3aw<ws
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srsRTSG TArryt0vnl celebrated for Aleviaiing
yOus Gf-cuOcs which females are pecu AIRY subject
kdoIdng strength 10 81 cases o. ceollty and particularly
retail. by A. B. D. SANDS 100 Futon-sli sod also BY
R1shtoa c.. ll6 Broadway snt 10 Astor House; 70
rae Minor "a futonsL Price 81 per bottle. my2I Siawn
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SENECA CO-lOfcial.l
WYOMING co.

w. Riley Smith Wing, elected County Judge
BY 3l4 majority over l.. w. Thayer Loco.
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TUTTLE'S

PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER,
ar, NURSES ASSIST ANr-This useful and smusln
Oinveuuou having beer generally approved ana recon
mended by the eminent medical works and physi
csns Of the country for the heah and exercise OF
little children offered wholesale and retail Al the gene
raj dep0ts 81 Broadway, NY; 80 TremOnt-row, Boston
aud N Chesuul-st Philadelphia where orders
peclllly solicited and will be promptly attended to.
u. w. FUTILE,
je9 I'm Inventor and Manufacturer
RED OR PENCIL CEDAR TRUNKS.
I'HE subscribers have commenced making the shove
L invaluable article for the preservation VI WOolsn
Goods &c. from the destruction Of moths, &C. which
they will make A. price 10 suit Either mounted Win
brass iron or plain vhOa. csstOrs snd price 10
correspond h the times their mandatory 50 cha a.
one door below FrsnkiOftst
THOS & CHAs. DEBANO.
Formerly of No. / Gouyernsur s-lsne.
n. B. Iron ehests made and sold very low for cash.
lsl2 81
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COURT or SEssIoSs.-John Hawks, convicted Of
assault and battery William Smith sentenced 10
pay fine Of SIS when the Cour, adjourned until Mon
day morning
POLICE Charles Smith alas Campbell was last
night arrested By that yigant officer of the lower Po-
lice Court Prince John Davis. charged with the burg
laries az Nysck lie locked up in the Tombs until
sent for 90 Charles Crawford last night arrested
By officer Stogel. of the Fourth Ward, charged with
stealing clothing worth SIC from William HAL. 81 Wa
erst Detained for John Adams las, nigh,
arrested by officer Joseph OF the Fourth Ward charged
with robblng the house 42 Pearl st Of 500 Detained
for The house of Mrs Smith. 472 Grands 81
entered last ght and robbed Of silver and Si2
Ia money. No arrest
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DATEk-UN AND HANINPU RAlITlsd,-NO[ce
to contractors-Proposals will be received until The
Joh day OF June inst or the grading masonry ard brdg
INK thai part Of the Paterson and Rsmspo Railroad,
tending from north side OF he Passac river TO Ramapo
a distance Of about IL miles.
Msps pro6es and specifications may be fourd At the En-
gneer Office Paterson. where every necessary nforma
lion viii be given ljsll t29l J. w ALLEN Engineer.
NTOTICE,-ln pursuance Of Al act VI the Legislature
~ Of The STATE Of N-w-Yors passed Aprl 49, lsi7. the
name OF the Mohawk and Hudson K c.. 10 changed TO
that u the Albany and Schenectady r. X. Go.
Lhanv Nav lp4T Inv 10 2rnl y FOSrER- " see'r
NOTICE-An Assessment OF One Dollar upon each OF
Nhe assesssble shares Of the New York and Lake Su
pehor Mining COmpsnys Stock has been laid by The rrus
tees Of the Company 0nehaf payable on tho 18th day of
June next and one-haf the 18Th day ~ August next TO
The Vice President thereof At their Office New-sL New
York. By Order Of the Trustees
Dsted May p, 1917 J. III. HOkDAM, sec'y.
vqe 9ax1us
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- sECONNET HOU-E.-Ths subscriber hss

81 cured The asssslnlcs VI captain Shses r.si
- whose great perience In tbo cement OF hotoe
eli Know to thousands who have enjoyed the bsusd
In the Delsysn House, Albany and Empire House. Syre
And also the many friends be met while at ne Unit
cd States Hotel, Boston.
The will be open for the reception OF company %
the of this month hen ho hopes 70 be patroulsed e.
cording 90 The merits OF the establishment
This pscs 10 unsurpassed for ssabahing cecil and 70
eshing bfeezes fishing fowng smooth hard and lsvsi
no ada for drives, &c.
stage win leave daily for Pail River. 10 time for the
morning care for Boston and stesmsr for Providence re-
mrning on arrival OF tho la tho evening Com
nunica by stage New Bedford every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday. returning on alternate days
For oil Information In regard 10 the seconnet House
o lease call ct the u. 4. Hotel Boston JOSEPH COE.
Itttle Com June 5. i641. lsll imeodlep'
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

ARE YOU DESTROYS q leaning M FTeach lsnsuags
n jn shors .nsc- 81 time Please try d LAGROIXs
ANALYTICAL AND ORAL METHOD,
which essentially practical and calculated. especia ", 10
enable pupils without difficulty or iedlm 10 speak french
correctly or fusrty.
Prof D. LAgroix viii commerce Montsy, June 49,
10 form classes Tor Ladies' aud Gentlemen
TEsMs->j per mOnth-three esfOns 4 week.
= per month-daiy .es.on,.
Pfvse Lessons also given For farther paricu srsappy
fom 70 P 81 A. he Professors residence, 80 Broad
Way l.1fOor
Rsfcrrnoc,-Me,sr, Campbell White, John c. White
John La Fsrge, =. GaillardeL lel W.
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NOTICE TO COTTON !
Boaroinp.


DOARD-A gentleman and bis wife and two 90 teree
Dsnge gentlemen can bs accommodated with board -
pleasant rooms by calling III II B-ehmsnst neG Naeea.
Reference ured Either permanent OF trsnssxs ecese
ers may sppy. isn ~
DOARD.-A gentleman snd his lady, or three o. socs
ID single gentlemen, can ne aecowmodstcd WIN ocofs
and pleasant roo ns by immediate application o. n Tut
ray.sL References exchanged. Pu "
DOARDiNG-wilh private family, sad use Of pisas
ID forte Il required. 80 MeDougslst jsiil In
V,O LET with or without board furnished paross and
Il bedrooms, Al l52 Cana-sL References exchanged
jslo im'
BOARD IN EAST BKOADWAY.-A seuismaa
ID and hts wife aud two or three sinss genuemen een
be accommodated with pleasant apartments and board ~
applying 81 III Ess Brosdway. References exchanged
je9 lw'
DOARD.-A gentlemen aud wife and two or three stn.
ID gle gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
room. and board In private family by applying III
ssnd.-st Brooklyn Terms mod ersi-. W.
A SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY. having more
N room han they want would be glad To take from I've
to four bosrders The house very paassat me yase
and family In every respect agreeable Rooms 10 ss Are
on IN. second floor and would he furnished acquired
Terms moderate such would require but hs eiteo
lion References exchanged. Apply al 20 sarton-sa
Jes lw'
DOARDING-Plessant rooms 9Th board, NAY be %.
ID tanned At 40 Chambersst opposite The Pnh. ies "
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Schools.

MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
frHE SUMNER SESSION o. Ibis select school FOR
Il Young men aud lads will commence on The nrst Non
cay Msy. The terms. incudng al expenses for board
and tuition, from - 10 So per QuarterWest Bloom
field. April =, l3f7. s23 2meoc'l WARREN HOLT.
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DUOT- AND SHOES, cheap Tor essn-- A CLAY
DLiS, IS Pear.-sL ~ salf, ofers fof sac;
go cases usns boys AID youths .nieh ooots'
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CLINTON CO-lOmclall

Lemuel CotIrell, (Whig,) and Lol
ire elected Associate Justices.
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10 AG--The highest lnzrE-t prices paid IN eszn Tor
IL Rag. Bsgging bsi- Rope Outings gunny bsgElrS,
R5ne (a-yks snt a. other kinds ofPaper MAMA.
tS,rsr.i .toek by CYRUS W. FIELD co.
isfIv R7r.inSsfp.
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~ Y. STEVENS, CABINET furniture Manufacturer
u. ls7 Chry sA kincs q furniture made 70 order
u he b-st as-rias ags ne shortest notce Work
nsds .na repaired win Pqact1A.iIy AID dspa.ee
uyl7 AWkslms
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THE sEnIT-wEBKLY TRIBUNE

IA published every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morning
free sS per snnum Two copies for s..
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Adraaoe Of Gen. TUigSs' hrmy DicisioH from Jadpd
Present f0yoe Of ttat GarrisoqSned Police Re9Hiq
tOns Of Col. ChiidsSick and deatis IN the H0sDuai-
Confirmation Of me muTd0 and robbery Of Me Uut
gepce passea91s-Anaok on american soldiers ;
one Of them MORALLY DOuHded-ArrtUal Of he Tenes
see Mounted RifemeR.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
AV laaE E1n5IE....s.

TUE SITUATION OF the wheat market il very sineu
- iar' and IN my opinion, not at al as itshcud be-
While flour Is selling in New York and o.ber east
ern cities readily al fom six 10 SIX and ha5donrz
per barrel. and wheat at one dollar and txentv-svs
cents per bushel,-along the Ohio canal wbeat il
bringing only about flty-six cents per bushel, with
prospect OF being much lower through the winter.
This Is not righl and does not do justice to the
farmers who produce IT, As wheat is now selling
IN the eastern cities it ought to be worth in Mass-
m on nom 81 TO 90 cents per bushel, still leaving a
lar Iroht 70 the merchant miller as a compensa-
uon Tor his labor, and the use of his capital.
Nor ls u probable that tie markets east will be a.
ny lower IN thesPring than they are now, as from
the las1aeeounis rom Europe there be no doubt
that large quantities oil wheat and -four will be wan
ted from this country to feed her starving millions
Tor at least another year. Still it is very doubtful
whether the price along the canal will murb i'm.
prove, as the purchasers are determined 10 make
up this year what they have lost for year or two
past, and this they can only do by buying the wheat
Of the farmers at very low prices.
/ Now in order TO do tile farmers more Justice and
give them a better chance to obtain fair price for
their crops Of wheat, propose TO receive il OF them
and send or take il to market on their own account,
thus giving them the whole advantage Of the eas.
tern markets and the profits Of sending it there,
except small compensation for my trouble and the
cost Of storage. When the wheat is delivered to
me will advance potion Of its value in cash and
whatever goods the owner may require up to what
i will probably bring next spring or SUMNER
From my long experience in the wheat business
and my knowledge of the markets, both in the Uni
ted States and Canada, fatier myself that car
do much better for the owners of wheat than they
could DO for themselves.
have just opened a new store at No. 6, "WellS
mans Block" in Massillon, where will he found a
very general assortment OF seasonable goods, inCu-
ding large stock of ready made clothing, purcha-
sed in New York and Philadelphia since the great
reduction in the price OF goods, which | am deter
mined TO sell, either wholesale or retail, lower than
any other establishment in this part of the country.
This stock Of goods is all new and fresh and en-
braces the latest styles and fashions For parlicu-
lars see small hills. H. B. WELLMAN.
Massillon, November, 1876 8-2m,