jinn §ilrraturc bitumen routine.

\Vt‘ I‘u'all In tum-l Iltl slow} at a good old .\I.thodi~t lady. my particular and very pious. who once lupt n hoaiinng house in Boston.

Munch in Ilvl’ plllll‘ipltl. she would take no one to boaid n he did not hold to the eternal puni~hnn at of a large portion ol’tlic IICL‘. Ilut people were Ilhrl‘t‘ lu- tent on carnal eamfortn than spiritual faith, so that, iii time. her home beeamv empty, much to her will and ulaiin. After some time, a bulf old sea captain

srniuaeanuiovuxatintvusoxv.vaaaanan ggmulxural. '_i.t:\nu:u \7.\ltll.,

Opinions of a Partner

I am r.<-n‘._\ titty _\..i|\ old, was always “Wimp. Y \m, “x Wyn.“ 5””. I Interim-In.“ uh

.i tainn i. .u- “it. my antennas as tar liar h 2.9. l tdii rim e them. My (\litltmlls are rounded on tsptiiince and uxptii» merits that sitmy Inc ulntlni tiny do‘ all U s or lint.

Opinion l. Ilay should be cut when in lull bloom, as all plants contain must sacchaniic iuatlvr thui, utid couquucully l are more nut-itiou- if us. d for food. It hav is left later, the sugar turmi to woody . Iibi‘e. Wood and sugar are chemically the

at ho

all lamb of

TI”; .‘I'llSt'IiIIlI‘JI HI‘I IZR.‘ I‘Ull 5.\l.ll

LUMBER,

cumming HI

:Pinc & Snruce Boards, Deal

iii-rating t

Laths, Pailings, Shingles. Sledding

&c- &c.

$1” Lumber Imprint!) kept on hand.

Suinui

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cr~i.lc. .I.iI ll. IN

ALI )\\' l-ZI.I..

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SAIMTII scrum/unmet: .

‘II I‘ Mi‘ tcrl rt I nhes to lull-nu the Super- l Illh'lhd in- «I Milli \ I II M III v/t) S and In interested up”. I. ll .r-

‘ will slimtli in v. II Laud‘ thva l.| l.\ltl|‘..\, “Hugs to

. ufltnuuu u ..

‘villl h who iii 1) .4 in. young llm'l

nnni IIIl‘ lint mmiit loo Valor-us no Is. 1.....1 u..,...~u.-.. l , l'ica-r uill and examine r yank-selves :it vb. home at M i “ll .\ IiAhlJl. who is anthol- l‘l il In M II.

tbl-ioh

Illlltll K .\R(‘IIIII.\I.I), horizontal-lo. M: '.’. IMF.

On Consignment. 10 IlIll).\' Ili.iv_\ Ilailiadoes

MOL 8%.

/

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WESLEYAN BAZAAR :‘

V ‘Hl. l.‘vIIIx-- oi the “\wlr} Mi ('ungvrgumn l ..t Human. Inn-rid Imldimt ll). \2. a ll \7..\,\lt or 1min and metal Mrllt'lt“, in .II I.\ In“. the obfent ol ultiih I“ to pur- .n.m- n sunnlnlc XII-«ins “our . 'll.e umh i-lgucd Lorin-r I I“ be happy to “Na lie minor nuqu Inr that purpose Imoi any who niay Ii (I ill-posed In aid. MARUA I-Z. Mrs. 'l'huk. “irlllly. Mrs. Rob .\lr~. .I Inn's I'nlcinn, Mrs. H. Mrs. Rubi u I upliu. .\l'.\l.\II-‘.R ‘I .‘It‘s. Thus. t‘r..bb, r . Illil) Miss Julie \"rieht . STANLEY BRIDGE. .\Irs, George R. (inrrelt.

1 .\IuyIu-w. ‘. t'olpuo. 1

. VII Itch-tin.

7L

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, Mails. Summer Arrangement. 'l‘llli NAILS tor the \‘Iiilcil Kingdom. the

in iglilnirinx l‘ruiiucru, l'Iittn-d Mates, s. .. will. until I'urt

forwarded from \I ,(‘harlnin-toun. a

I For Canada. I “I ink and the ,v..u..lsuu.-...i.. Iufit ..v "MUSIHY ,ucuiniz at K o'ehxk, u “my I’RIIIAY

morning at N n'i lit-ck. For Nova Emilia. \ii Pit-loll, th-ry MUN-

I).\\‘nm| ll'ltNlMY at ‘J. and iiu lirule every W ‘2! ' “\‘I). Y and Fltl‘ -k.

l).\\' eu-ninu at ti 0' Mails for (in-at 'tai . Newfoundland and Ilteruati- MONDAY

the Well Indies. c iiioriiiu v ~ 9, and -cry nltcruale WEDNES-

notne. be «I‘Ih‘l'nl <

«Ir up and osl ( Ifltv,

knocked at the door. Mid ll": 0“ Ltd.“ I “m”- ?Eince Edward Island j For sale by ' I . ‘ __, “ "l‘ “'3: l).\ Y oi iiml.’ ul 8 o'clock. as Iollows :— priiu as a puritan, ans“ cred the call. I 2. All hva or clayey soils should be I Ill: 3 ROM-.115. I‘llolplny.’ it: {I‘lumluy July I “ Servant. ma‘iii. ('au )0le gn't' "l" plowed in autumn, so that the lions ot ; '1‘ MIN} “i “w” L}: a ‘ M‘:I“"l‘::::“."mno lg “sitllx‘ztfu-u I}; boanl IUI‘N'U 0r “"90 d3.” ? (’0‘ my sl‘ll‘. winter may pulvcrixe them, and lull the l __ l A) b A \\',..1,,,.',,1,,,.. n (, wrdnpwny o 17 but“ “I‘d SIN” I“: 0“ “3 50"“ as 1 load" l-l"““"i or “mails doI’llsil'c‘l in the sun for ’l‘lll-I Subscriber would hereby inform his r v s - - ' ‘ f- I' 'I H y. Us : Mumth. ' “ 17 Monday. “ 2t) " \V'W Ii I dunilv kilowi" “id the 0“ llc.\t wast)“. numerous friends and customers that Ill' 1 t‘lll'M'l'llW‘r “Ill?” '0‘" 55' ‘vml‘l'l‘ “1" #4 y. m - é) “vulnudny’ .r m \thwan .. 3y 1 d . h . -' ' .1 ~ . . u - . . has in course of preparation, a very superior l"""'-"- ‘1‘“ “{""“”'“ “""I‘" “‘ H a M g <0 T (“pp-\- 1) v“ G 3 )~ I‘MWHW-i 5'“ I m J. llie best way to raise calves is toNM‘.of I’uuehmiis I’rnnc Molaslscs, . H-I m Gr-nci II Part 0m“. by...l.o“‘l“’ " ‘ ' “ 0| “NBC 1“ C I f x . '- i ‘ -- - -~ it (I i i i ' Chests and Iialft‘licsls "ca , r q r t‘ a " '_ ' i ' v z “ Vu:')‘mt.._ ‘ tllaitpip'lyililnu’tll‘icl;oppupfiyfiikltwmn: l LADIES‘ KID BOOT- I l Illils. granulated Sn ' ,1" of) m :- E E (5 Mn). 20. 15,”. A t :' " ‘ '.. "s ":ll't' tl-- ' was i. Alsi, .aliv‘s' g-._.- '..,-'p[‘ I ‘ - y. —“ ‘ ' ""“""‘"‘ ""“‘~‘ “ But what. ma m . ' l and there are no sore teats from biting, l “iiii‘ ilk-n‘ilciiiiif'rmiiituli’| up”; mrluy, hill, , pun, ,J’ v 4 F” m A: g 54 0 D J "'3 .‘ I don t take any unclean or cartm and the task (if weaning the cow from such as Lam”. “ um” “I! 5; , m. Boots and O H Q H E f D R. u I‘Ll’lflU "it" my housc' “1“” do 3°“ the calf is soon over. I put them in a Ladies‘ and Misses Shoes. . ‘ U V O Q 2 e p / T bum-“T? place where thev will be sheltered fronr . -- I n. . r, , w FOOT - 100 “"1. “flttl' 51"" - . —4 E—t 9‘. _ fl 0 u '1 :.. . .' , linluioral Ind iOI, .N. IIILT(.S . b, 1,“, “ml pickled (.0 fish and 1 c4 (,1 A About “ mt' . ‘ 3"“ and mm; 3‘“: “ guull bed 0‘ sum“ Umill V-Ill'l'I'llI-ll't - ’0. SP”! ‘1‘“ Island and Labrador Ilerriul: t 4 c p ‘ {H 2‘ U‘ “ VVh)’. do balm” ‘1‘“ anybOd-I and feed three or four quarts of new milk do Ii.|llllul'.ll do. lniiia ii Lace do, WM. minim“). 32) o hi “'l” he d‘m‘lwd '- " per day, until three weeks old, llltll feed 5‘0 - M" - kt- sumnmrsido‘ Jun. 24‘ 15mg l4 n c p a m m a " 01‘: “WE‘VE”! .I'es' skim-milk warmed. Let them have no Gents Mid BoyS' ~~——-——————— E a .8 _ m " D0 f0“ " “Id, “‘5 300d “'oma‘“ cess to Iiay or grass. By this method I Calf'l‘ap soled BOOTS, Ilaluioral BOOTS, Ne‘v (Ioods 08 z —' S (:1 w brightcnmg "P- u “ cu‘ how many .“mils have raised calves every year since I can do filing]: IlU ti". i‘dW'Hilll; Ill“. {'qu ' ‘ n ‘ I‘ a (I? D "'"“ 3; I s ' think will be in fire in CtCrnlt '7" . , . ., . - , ‘ -,. (lrnin .cnl icr to nice to . ‘ r0(‘t‘l\'t't per nrque ‘ .u.i.ir;." a C .E (103:; km)“. “N'm man‘. . “3pc,— lemcmbu’ “ml “UU‘ 10$ one m m) 1”" llc 'y Congress do: Rip do: "I large, and varied Stock of GLASGOW 2 4 i D E: '7 O 1 11°“d h. H ’ ~ ’ 4. Nine-tenths of our farmers lIO HUI Light do do, lirogaiisdzbhues, nnd IIIANCIII-JS'I‘ER F g _, '7 _ , ca.c‘uc‘ne,t t, M" 1m“ 3.. sow enough of hay-seed to the acre. I dc. «to. &c. t G D S O a 4 g a g; Dlssolutlon of “ ,fm. imig fl“ , th (1 .. have kept increasing the amount, and Whol. ilo Ilt'alt'rs before sending their 9 Q m < 3 3 I; A “ (4:111: 5}?) r 3"" “93d 3 youSEmW6 have not found a stopping place. 'l'licz‘ll'lb‘l‘f “I "“Ii‘lsrlll‘l “F” ""‘J Hum“ “I” -—consisting o{— < (b m <13 ,9 '3 'P

“ d _ cm '. muse w [Jim - more seed the more and better hay. if "1“ '“H .Nim i in ‘ [i . , \Villccvs- Mixed Alpaca Z m K H a: g ' ‘III’ (‘0 l‘\R'l‘\'l-‘lt'§llll’ 1 man‘ u I guess In take you: filly Umu’ ' " ' ' ' ' ‘ ~ " l Lil-(hes &Mlssest Gents 5530” Ill-cl Col‘d Lusters I’rints r a. 44 E ’1 I . ‘- - ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . '"flumln 0""

l .. b u U not/u." .. timothy and elmcl, up to halt bushtl eaci t l C b V, ‘ l ._. O H : (d ' ’. Is,,,,ulm,wfl,n,lw“mum,”“a Pump”. sum is e cr um I]. per acre. It the surface of the ground is Boots & Shoes ! Fly-I;th victim.) ulll‘bs it‘l’llllllllllllki, H“ Q 2 P Pummwrs “m, Stillmer is m.“ dny DIS-

" — ' “M‘NM‘K I l a “‘“l‘lcmy coverc‘l’ the My "in be “"9‘ Sicez'nl/r mmzu/ltcturctl for (lie ('lziu 1...“... ’ conical}... F" D H o 5‘4 SOLVE“ by mum” mnmu'

I “y‘ Mlstcr‘ did 3cm .5” a (0° and no weeds can grow. I have choked 1 ' VJ , pm“.v do. mankom’ ’ D I 5 “All parties in any way indebted to the late Come by how that looked as If 11.0 “i?” .n. out Canada thistlcs with timothy and 1"“(IC 0/ I" 15- ISIWIJ- Railway Wrappers, Horse Rugs, m m < é I‘HI‘III. llrtl'(l)’:(plll;;tellxlo I'ii‘likcniiiiiiietlilllt' l'".l_" ycai‘ or your. mid ‘1 hum or No Den” clover seed sown so thick as to form a GEORGE SKULL. Grey. whim ""I‘ H E 3 ""1"" 1.9.1,: ‘ {u 1' “"0 "I‘m" " old :” said a \aultce to a countryman nt . , d l l 1. , _ , s , .1. g l w]. H .. q , .‘ Stripedt‘ottons, Enamolcmnh PH 9 3 2: no ioiisu. orutiu (.- I‘S. ‘ H

. - H ' v ' ' 'v i ‘ y ~ I l 4 I . fl ‘ (“dude u \Cs smd “w Gummy“ good 'hrm so tit irst sumer on t itown . out \‘i‘lt e Qllt‘Llls Lquan, “mm” & “Hunks, “m” Cum“, E_‘ B i Jov‘l,” m‘RHHM 1‘ I ‘ ‘ ‘ ' - early in spring or m I‘ebrual'y. “3”?” “h‘ 1“"7' u l-‘luuuel & Shit-tings. 'I‘uhle Cloths. N fig 0 “EMW BARN-UH)-

man. thinking himself quizzed. “ He passed about an hour, or an hour and a half, or two hours ago; and is now a mile, or a mile and a half, or two miles ahead ; and he had a tail about an inch.

,

o. Oats should be sowed very early. as early as possible. I saw a good crop that was sown in February, and was not burrowed, but was snowed and rained in.

AND

Siluare Warerooms,

ts'carl‘s, lirnccs,

Illue. Q "irlct, and (,rmicau Shirts, Blue. Red and White \\':irps.

Skeleton Skirts,

Paper Collars,

(PIC. 0‘0. CIO.

WALK RIGHT IN ! !

Y VIII-3 subscriber takes [ileum the pcuplcofAlbcrton Ind \

Suninicrside, March 23rd, 1867.

TO THE PUBLIC Sunnmrsum, March 23rd. 1867. RI‘II-‘ICRRING to the above, I he]; leave to

o . w . ~ . ~. " H _ - or aninc],and31m“;unwoiuclmsloug,“ 6. Cooked food for hogs is better than ( A ' {I “li‘lllil’t'l'e Edi)“: ‘haymlgl hep-n pllll‘cllllil‘ll he has opened a new ‘A ' inform my Patrons and the Pub" that I shall “That'll do," said the Yankee; “you're double the same amount it‘ fed raiv. if __ "n" “ "I‘m" ‘“ “"“""“ “UL ’" "L ‘1 USN-“EAT AT I d ("WWW “'0 “WW” “I “UNTI‘IIL 1’17“-

to sell much lower than his _usuul low pi

JAMES L. IlOl..\IA.\'.

llritish and American Ilouse. Summerside, Nov. 1, INN.

"5‘ where he will attend w thl patch to allortlcrs III e may SATISFACTION ENSIY

WILLL

you “.151, m funcm 1. or breedmg iced ‘lll. Subscribi r lugs to 'ii‘iform his primer 1. I .l , (ms customers, both Ill lawn and (.ountry ‘3 “‘I ' that he has recently added to his Establish- 7. Potatoes are worth more for all Incnt

LISIIl-ilt & S'I‘A'l'ltJNlilt, at the Old Stand, CENTRAL Sruizrzr.

Allow rue tothank you for the generous support accorded to the lure Firm. and rc-

into me a foot, or a foot and a half, or two feet."

An Irishman called on a lady and gen—

tleman, in whose employ he was, for the purpose of getting some tea and tobacco. “ I had a dhramc last night, yer honor." “ \Vhat was it, Put P" Why, I dhramcd that yer honor made a present of a plug

kinds ot'stock than mast farmers think they arc.

is changed into sugar; and I know of no food that will fatten faster or give a bet-

STEAM MACHINERY

“3'0" 111"": “WI” ll‘ttu‘n» and of the best and on the most improved princi- thcu cooked before they thaw. the starch plcs, uml that he is now prepared to execute

The Elizabethan Turning,

FLOUR, WINE, SPIRITS, GROOERIES. &O., &O.’

V IIE Subscriber offers for sale at his Store in Water Street,

Alhretnu. Nov. 23. lfllifi. FREE

AND

o' toancy, and her lady‘ship tlicrc— [2"1l9‘VOf"‘ilk' T R G, & llbls. bl Superfine do., Heaven bless her l—gavc me some tea 3. Ibclieve corn-cobs,groundwilhthn llbl» -

for the good wife." Ah! l’at, dreams

corn, usrsful as matter, and they also

J U “ 'Il,

’I‘III‘I Subscriber has now in Store, a care-

. ~- .,,.‘ . ..'.‘..' ‘.--v .-.»" i -i "-. ~ 5”)" i ‘l )H‘ 30 b" Conn-“nu” as you we“ know :‘ L I mun bug.” “laugh w I”) ml hulmg, M H i will ‘llillllillllslflfinnl (fl‘il‘niitli‘n “H lll'f‘oiii Ilch \\'hl~ke\"v \uil-\l‘lldlll|:lIthit'll‘OI: l\(vltiiidi Iliti‘qlliifithil-ind .1 . . _ - I ,~ " , I.“ . ... , u~,, .i l ‘\ ts ‘i. s‘ ' .l _. .. _ ~ A ‘ .. . ... y . i ..

54 pan}, u" they do than h“,1 p‘n‘ “1.1,. it cooxtd oi stabltd. In ( hi .igo, lll.. “ "whim. imh m {he for, , . mm“ (H M ll)l|>rlll( \l\hl'.::ll:| s ltd. handy , Wire Hm,le v”). ,Mmmmly “I”, “"311",”,

out the leasthcsitatiou, “so yer ladyship‘ is to give me the tobaccy, and yer honor the toy.”

A cattle-dealer residing out “'est re- elivcd pay for a steer which had been sell to a butcher. and, rolling the green-

lgzirdcn and grounds attractive.

extracted from corn-cons.

Budding Plants—Set out. a few Ver- henas and other plants to “Take your Though

. . . they make a good vinegar irom sweell

E

ight Circula

[Regs t'olclnau's )Iustaril;

. es Claret: I‘|.c~ts s. half—«lo. ’l‘l'..\; Ilags Ilicc (Arracaii); Iloxcs Iii ~|i ('onh-rtionery (assorted);

lloxcs do. Starch!

- I‘cppcl' (llllL'l‘tlIllltl); \‘nrdint-s, é lb. lloxc : ' lllack Lead, 71b. l’ac ages;

in the Trade. Staple Dry Goods,

In Grey, \Vliitc and Printer] Potions, “'nrps ot‘nll Colours, (Tlotlis.l<‘laniicls aml Linens, Plain and I-‘uncy I)r s Goods, Shawls. Mantles. and Sazqucs, Silks, Velvet and

spccifully to ask for a share offulure favors for myself. JOSICI’II Ill-IR'I‘RAM.

t

mp

MRS. WINSLOW,

An (‘Xpt‘l'lt'llt‘t‘tl Nurse Illltl Female I'liy'n-mns presents to the attention of mothers, her

SOOTHING SYRUP,

. . :ncsc thinns may not seem to pay in . ., w, , g ,,l gk'. . I; .. l 1 .. bacl': into a small wad. rut them Illtu " ~ Ion lhm r, I‘vlt llats, . m . uts, ms run L. ous. his abacw-bu‘ 51 onlyl an“ he c“! i‘ dollar5 and cents, yet they do l),l.\‘ a large Illils. \\ slung Soda; Boxcp Grain Sucks; Stays, Soiitngs and Hoods, 8c. FOR CHILDREN TEETIHAVG.

cated, as he thought, a portion of the to- bacco, but, witn all his mastication. could expectoratc none of the savor) juices, and finally took his quill out 0. his mouth to look at it, when he found he had been chewing his roll of green- backs. He stood aghast for a moment and then burst out: " (loss the lack! a whole steer at one chaw l"

A clergyman at family devotions was explaining the nature of prayer. Ilis little son, four years of age, eagerly in— quired. “ Can we ask God for anything we want?" “Certainly,” was the au-‘ swcr. Chancing soon after to pass the child's sleeping-room, the father saw him on his knees. Drawing near he was taken aback by hearing the youngster close his petitions thus: “ And please, God,make my mother fry me some dough- nuts.”

A passenger by a Lake Superior boat lately sat down at a dinner table. A waiter thrust a bill of fare into his plate.

“ What's that bit ov paper?" said he.

“ A bill ofrare." responded the darkcy.

interest in the satisfaction that may he .iciivcd Ironi the Cilllirntiull of the bean- lllnl, in their influence upon the lamily .m l everybody else who may enjoy tin-m It should not b: toe sole object (it life to plint only corn and po‘ntoes and such other crops as will give a direct cash rc- turu. for our kind hca‘x-nly Father has giicn us Ilic flowers, as well as the units and vegetables, to cultivate cud cnj iy. and happy is that man who does it; and

colors, feels his heart lifted up in grati tudc from the created thing to the Inlinitc Creator, the only object truly worthy of our highest praise.

Shaun—“'0 approve of early shearing. withoutwnshing, as explained lastmonth. Tub washing has ‘fewer ojcctions than stream washing, and one important re- commendation of it. to us, is, that the greater part of the yolk, cr grease, may be saved for manurial purposes. This advantage is, however, we believe, gener- ally overlooked. “ Beware of dogs." Secure thorough legislation on the subject if possible, and the carrying out of good

..I.d I‘lt'lllllltlll .\l ill..g..ny, Host- and .\.Ilili \\‘oud. lllltl cy. II not iii-led .\I:.plr. liiicli and other Woods.

l'nrnltnrc. in

Window Blinds and Venetian Blinds- I‘or uolh portable and stationary splines.

("oihtanlly on hand a large supply of .\l:itcriv l~ nl'. viry dc l‘li|ililtll, tor Dining. Drawing

Illa. k \\'..liiui.

l.\'lll.'\' (‘LASS 011‘

Ft] HNITURE,

mad.- and executed ili all the «cvcrnl lrauchcs __ . of the (Cabinet Alilklllgnllll l‘pholslcrilig llusi- as he looks upon the hcautnul things no...» in 1h.- nio.-t so st

about him clothed in their robes ot‘mauy Illlt' l Ilcstblylt's. on n. r ‘ similar Establislniieul in the I'roviiices.

Undertaking,

with llcarscs, 8.1., in any part of the Island.

utiul manner, and of cnsoiinl-lc terms

‘ any

All orders punctually attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed.

MARK BUTCHER.

Charlottetown, March 21. NOT.

Look Here.

II. I’l'l'Ull‘S GOLDE.‘ ()INTMENT is a used for all complaints that skin, tlcsh, bones and muscles are

with; with

liali-s (‘ork ; , t‘nib Alanilia R e, (assorted sizes); l'oils hemp do. luridles ()aku est naiy). Ran, &c., &c. DOUGLAS Al. HARRINGTON.

('li'lowli, Water Slim t. i. 7, lh‘ll‘i'.

Flour, Tea, Molasses, Gin, Rum, 850.

V ‘ II F. SITlISClIllll-lll IIAS A.\'l) FOR SAM»—

S'I‘Olll-l

coo III-Is. Sup rior I~ \tri 8t) lloxes iv rpoo h‘IIAI'; lit) lluiullcs \ liite ('oltoli “'ARI’; ' llhds. and Qtr. ‘nsks I’nlc BRANDY; llhils. Port and Sherry Wlei.

0\\'l'iN CONNOIILY.

Charlottetown 2lst Feb” lb‘lil. [umrch'i \i ‘i b A IV b , SAWS ll SAWS I ll

SAWS ot the best quality, and at the follow- ing (‘ush prices, always on hand at the iminul'acturc of the subscribers :—

(ienls’ Furnishing Goods, (fonts. J.II(Ll>, Vests, I’nnls. II‘IlS, ('tlps. Shirt Collars, Scar . (.OIUVI'S. ,7 . v i 3 ~ . tailor s Iimmmigs. Hardware. .\ll kinds of (‘iitlci-y, t'arpente Ind Shoc- innkivr's ’l‘onb, t II..II in .\'ad all kinds. l'.| , l’utly Mill is. . Fishing and Shot- llirtad, \\ iic t'loth. Iil’tmltis :Illll IllII Itch. ltroa-I's and Spiller's Siipeiioi .\x. s .nd Adar: always in More. Groceries. , (very superior) Sugar. (.‘mrauls. and Liverpool ot'ull kinds.