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DANIEL BRENAN,

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ZBROIRHS O88,

Twenty Barrels. Best Quality, AT MARKET RATES. AT REDUCED i RICES, A. A. BALDWIN & CO, Jan. 30, 187). é ,

e country.

ake Baskets

A large

and Spoons. AT

BOURKE: GILLAN & Co’s.

August 18, 1870.

WILL FiND AT THE

**City Hardware Store,” POKES,

Rims, Carriage Bands, Dasher

other article in their fine.

articles, we will guarantee to sell ata lower rate thau they can be purehused elsewhere

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co; Ang. 22, 1870.

Per “Lelia Alice.”

fae & BLACKWELL'S Pickles, Sauces, Currie Powder, Ground Spices, Plavoring Essences, Prepared Cochinea!, Red and Biack Currant Jelly, Scotch Marmalade, Galatine V rmacilli, Maccarcm, ‘Tapiaco, Citron, Lemon & Orange Peels, Mustard in Kegs, Bottles & Packages, Split Peas, Sperm Candles, Mock Turtle, Ox-tail &Green Peas,

Soup, &., de.

WM. R. WATSON, City Drug Store, Victoria Build- ing, Oct. 31, 1870.

CITY HARDWARE STORE,

A large assortment of

TABLE & POCKET

CUTLERY,

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co's.

August 22, 1870.

THE ARLINGTON PIANO.

AND Wood's Parlor & Vestry Organs. oe above instraments «re amongst the best manufactured in the United States. Those about to purchase a first Class

| Piano or Organ would do well to address | the subsoriber.

P, R. BOWERS,

St Stephen, Woodstock. {N . B.

FINNEN HADDIES.

USTIN’S celebrated Finnen Haddies, pre-

ared at Digby, N. 3., for sale at the New Fish Market.

SHAD. SHAD.

BY OF FUNDY SHAD, for s New Fish Market retail,

Oct, 124 18709

THE STANDARD

Nov. 28, 18706.

ale at the » in half barrels, or at

ESTAE «ISHED 1825, Oonstituted by Sp ial Acts of Parliament,

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Hie Grace the D

CHIEF OFFICES:

Pat, threw a rotten egg down)

We can suit you to Over |

7 HICH is offered to the public as a per

feotly safe,pleasant and efficacious KX- PELLER OF WORMS from the human System | As this preparation contains no mineral ingre- dient, the adwinistration of it te young ebildrep ia not followed by the dangerous, and in many eases, fatal consequences resulting from the use | of many of the Veruituges at present before the

A compliance with the directions accompany

and safest remedy fur worms hithertu discovered

Also, a choice

and Cruet Stands,

ortment of Black handlec | Knives Carver 8, &e. lectroplated Forks |

Carriage Builders

LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

~ IMPORTATIONS

FOR THE

FALL of 1870.

Just Received at

HURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH! ror Ole Hritish avarehouse!

|‘ ON QUEEN SQUARE,

COMPRISING

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AND

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These Goods have been bought at the lowest possible prices, in the best markets, from first-class Houses, in Britain and elsewhere, care fully selected by one of the firm, and can be sold at the lowest prices to intending purchasers.

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Aad nearly all the requisite articles pertaining to house- keeping, for domestic com- fort, &e.

Inspection Resp Solicited

w.& A, BROWN.

Nov. 14, 1870.

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URMETURE, JUST ARRIVED! IRON BEDSTEADS.

Various patterns and prices, from 25s to 80.

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Chairs and Bedsteads

combined.

Feather, Hair, Flock & Fibre Beds, Bolsters and Pi lows,

Aso, Iron

Glasses & Mirrors, Dining Room & Chamber Sets.

: Mattresses, in Variety. Gilt and Wainut Picture Mouldings.

—. . All the latest styles of Picture Frames & Window Furniture. Gilt and Walnut Cornices.

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eversl kinds of the best patent Window Rollers, Paper and Cambric Blinds and shades.

Bedsteads, Bookcases, Tables, Sink Washstands, Bureaus, &c.. &., or any other piece of Furniture.

The above Stock willbe suld cheaper than any in the market.

ing

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JOHN NEWSON. 2, 1870,

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Dec.

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NEW GOODS.

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DRY GOODS.

Leather, Enamelled Duek and Drill, Malable | of Castings, Bolts and Nuts, Patent Axels, and every

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Collars, &e,. | Calls particular attention to bis

"RECA.

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|A share of public patronage 1s respectfully so- licited,

‘A. G. McDOUGALL.

Ch*town, Nov. 3, 1870,

NOTICE OF CO- PARTNERSHIP, Messrs. HOBS & SON

EREBY intimace to the Public that they have entered into PARTNERUHLP, aud will, in future, carry on the business of

Cabinet Making and Upholstering

lia all theie branehes, in aworkmanlike manner land with cheapness and diapateh. They are pre- yared to furoiso the latest styles of Goods in their ine of Trade

Drawing-Room, Parlour, and Bed- room Sets Complete,

or otherwise, furnished of the best quality and at

moderate prices) ALL ORDERS will be attended

o with care and punctuality. Mar2l, 87. tf

PRIZE MEDALS,

1862 AND 1851;

FP, §, CLEAVER

Begs respectfully te recommend the following articles of

Torret Soap aNnD PeRFUMERY

Manufactured and Imported by him.

All of which may be relied on for their genuine quality, a8 many years’ increasing patronage w'll testify rendering unnecesaary any furthereomment, In non-angular tablets, White Glycerine Soap, richiy perfumed Lettuce Milk oe Floral Soups, Spermaceti Soap, Otto of Kose Cold Cream Soap, Centfleurs Toilet Soup, Prize Medal Honey Soap, Almond, Palm, Glycerine, Suntiower, Mallow and every description of Toilet Soaps, Musk and Treble Scented Brown Windsor, Improved and Extra Scented ditto.

THE LATEST NOVELITIES

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For Family Use, the following Soaps.in 1 Ibe) Bars —Family Brown Windavr,Almond Glyce:ine, |Family Honey Soap, Rose, Elder Flower. Dr. |Chambers’ Castor Oil Pomatum, Marrow Oil, | Bears’ Grease, Beers’ Marrow. Crystaliized | Cream. Lavendar Water, Kuu de Cologne, Viole | Rowder. | CauTion.—Ow'ng © the receat introdue ‘of Seap made from Cocoz Nuc U'l, F.S. Clea¥er | feels it incumbent on bim toremark that be ene tirely abstains from the use of that pernicious article in any Soap bearing his name, the only advantage ef which is to enable the maker to produce soap at leas cost, and with a smooth and ivory-like appearance, which treacherous and ‘superficial qualification is to he avoided; as a soap 80 wade possserses A much more powerful

| Episavrcu—3 and $ Great George Street, (Head alkali than genuine English-made soap; and like

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; | AnnualincomeofCompany apwardsof £700,000stg, | Li

OStice.) 82, King William Street, E. C. Leunes 3, Pall Mul! East, 8. W.

Dus_ix—66 Upper Sackville Street. Rates of Premium moderate, _ Profits Divided every Five Years,

Invested Cupital und Accumulationsupwards of £ 1,000,000 sty. J. LONGWORTH,

2. ' Agent at Charlottetown.

Mar,

;many other things, beautiful to behold, leaves | ite sting behind, by causing a severe irritation to (the skin—patticularly if ueed for shaving. It | likewise preduces @ faint, sickly, and disagree- | able smeli,as the hands of any person who has used lit can testify.

| Manufactory, 32 aud 33, Red Lion Street, ondon, W.C. Depot, 243, Rue 8t. Dennis, Paris, Sold by '

W. R, WATSON

City Drug Store, Victoria Building,

Oct, 28, 1869 ;

Quality of TEA,

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(S--NEW STORE.--70,

SUMMER, 1870. yp}

JUST RECEIVED

AT THE

“City Hardware Store”

500 Bags & Kegs Nails, English and Canadian.

4 Tons Paints, all colors | 23 QOasks Oil, comprising Paint, Seal, Machinery and Cod Oil. 10 Casks Kerosene, warranted, 120

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‘ ed, fr f the country, that the public scarcely need to : PAPID ARE TH CHANG@ Wool, which must be clean washed, free tion of the country, | $0 QUICK, 80 F-API : z ' ‘ le eat informed of its virtues or uses. ; . RGVES UNDER THE In proof ‘ | of mats and hip-locks, may be left with Hon, | P¢thrnons poison is one of the most destructive | THE BODY UNDEROOT WONDBRFUL My 300 Boxes Chaneel’s best Glass, all H. J. Callbeck, Agent, Charlottetown, OF enemies cf our race. Often, le ey oy~ and ee | GINE THAT 4 Se a : » | ¢e i wermines “0 ition, . earn | with Messrs. Johu D. Reid & Brother, Agents, tenant ores the attack of enfeebling oF fatal disewse*, | Fyery Day an Increase in Fiesh and

80 Tons Refined aad Common l|ron, ali Summerside, where a general assortment of ' Cloths will always be found to exchange for

| 81Z@3, ;

6 Tons Spring, Shoeing and Blister Steel.

Fishing Gear, Manilia Rope.

Locks aad Kuobs, in great variety, at reduced prices

Hay Forks, Scythes, Sneaths, and Rakes ‘all prices. Together with every article of

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ave ever yet cffered to the! [Hardware required for this market.

The whole comprising the largest and \best selected stock ever offered in this | market. | ‘The above goods have been purchased tor jas, in the very best market, and will be sold wholesa'e and retail, at a swall advance on cost.

(> Please examine before purchasing i elsewhere, |'GREENBACKS and AMERICAN EX« CHANGE BOUGHT and SOLD.

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co

Augast 22, 1870,

Buckeye Mower and Reaper, TO OUR PATRONS IN P. E. I.

| WT is now four years since we began shipping l Machines to your Island, and from our large | increase of sales each seuson are assured that ou: efforts to furnish you with the **best Mower and | Reaper in the world,” have beev appreciated, and | with this encouragement we huve endeavored to }study more purticulurly your requirements, aud jeach year build our Muchiue more especially ad- upted to your country. | Webave this year attached a Self.raking Reup- er to our Machine, and can now coffer you “the most perfect combined Mower and Reaper’ mann- | factared in America, or in any other country. This

| |

| and is particulaffy adapted for cutting lodged grain.

picking up everything, and making all smooth

work, It will cut several inches lower than our

| Reaper iast season Improvements have also been

| added to the Mower.

| Otber Machines will probably be offered you at,

| perhaps, lower prices, but be assured there are

| *‘none’’

| work or guulity of material used in construction,

| We feel Contident that our Combined Machine will

| prove as satisfactory as the Mower bas heretofore,

and have no hesitation in warranting it to be sa-

perior to any Machine in this or awother market,

| ‘ours: respectfully

RICHARDSCN M’FG Co,

| Worcester, Mass., U.S. A., July, 1870. AGENTS:

W. D. STEWART, Charlottetown!

WM. MITCHELL,

JAMES DEWAR, Montagne.

BEER & SONS St. Peter's Bay.

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MIDSUMMER GOODS.

Just received, by vessel New Dominion, and Steamer from Britain:

Colored and Black Lustres and COBOURGS. A LARGE AS3OTMENT OF fancy Dress Goods,

GREY, WHITE, § PRINTED COTTONS,

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Canadian Tweeds, & 50 Dozen HIOOP SKIRTS.

HEARTZ & SON,

August 22, 1870.

PUBLIC ATTENTION

INVITED TO THE FOLLOWING.

Hendsome Teapots of a new Metal to.stand Fire New Japanned Cake Safes, keep Cakes from moulding,

Coal Vase and Tongs, new kind. Fire Irons and Stands in variety. Handsome Japanned Trays, in sets, Fitz Baths and Iron Bedsteads. Sleigh Bells and Whips, in variety, Electro-plated Forks and Spoons, Jelly Moulds, Biscuit Tims, &e., &c. Cross Cut Saws, Circulars, Files, &c. Coal : Scuttles and Shovels. Silver Light and other new kinds of Kerosene Lamps Parlor and Cook Stoves, Farmer's Boilers, ete, ete. Together with an endless variety of Black and Nouse-Furnisbing Hardware, at

STONE’S British Hardware Store. Queen Street, Dec, 22, 1870.

Just Received

400 Yards WATER-PROOF CLOTH

HEARTZ & SON,

‘Nove 29, 1069.

that can compete with us iu quality of |

LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY. |

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WOOL. WOOL. STANFIELD WOOLEN MILLS, 7 37.

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pe Subseriber in thanking the Public tor the liberal patronage extended to him 'since purchasing the above Mills, in 1267, iwould respectfully announce to the country ‘in general, that the Mills are in operation, and will continue to manufacture Cloth from cus- 'tom Wool as heretofore, and at previous rates.

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A LARGE

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Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,, HEALTH! BEAUTY |

RnR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. | Strong, Pure and Rich Bier

The reputation this ex cellent medicine enjoys

crease of Flesh and Weight, is derived from its cures, | ; u mary of which are truly | Skin and PBeautifal Comp a marvellous. Inveterate | ; 1eXiog ie cases of Scrofalons dis- | SECURED to ALL. ' , ease, where the system | seemed saturated will corruption, have bee urified and cured by it. ¢ Scrofulous affections anv | disorders which were og- avated by the scroiu- ous Contamination watil | uinfully afflicting, have been radically t numbers ir almost every sec-

RADWAYS — Sarsaparillian Resolven, —

| HAS MADE THE MO8T ASTONISHING Opp 3

s

they were p# cured in such grea’

without exciting a suspicion of its presence. Again, jt seems to breed infection throughout the body, and | then, on seme favorable oceasion, rapidly develop | into one or other of its hideous forms, either on the surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber- cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it shows its presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul ulcer: ations on some part of the body. Hence the occa- sional use of a bottle of this Sarsaparilla is ad- visable, even when no active symptoms of disc ase appear, Persons afflicted with the following com- jaiats generally find immediate relief, and, at Lach. cure, by the use of this SA SAI ARIL- LA: St. Anthony's Fire, Rose ov FE rysipelas, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other on or visible forms of Serofulous disease. Also ir the more concealed forms, a8 Dyspepsia, Dvopeys Heart Disease, Fits, Epucpsy, Neura gia, and the various Uleerous affections of the muscu-

ervous systems. one eee ? and Mercurial Diseases

is Seen and Felt.

Scrofula, Consumption, Sy philis.an and badly treated Venereal, im its ei : forms, Glandular disease, Uleers in id Throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in the Glands, aud other parts of the « ee Sore Eyes, Strumous discharges frou: rae Ears, Eruptive diseases of the Eyes, Mouth, and the worst forms of Skin eases, Eruptions, Fever Sores, Seald Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Eryoi Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the Tumors, Cancers in the Womb, « weakening and painful discharges, Sweats, loss of Sperm and all we the life principle, are within the cu range of Radway’s Sarsaparilitan ‘ vent, and a few days use will prove toany,

rson using it for either of these forms iscase, lis petent power to cure them, —

Not only does the Sarsapariiiian «&

e a excel] all known remedial agents, in the cure of E Scrofulous Constitutional, Skin and Syphiloidd

| GOOD S ny 7 ae long time is required for re cured by it, though a long t do nd § 9 subduing these obstinate maladies mE any medicine. ; it is the only positive remedy for Bidwey B i ‘ging | But long continued use of this medicine will cure | Urinary, and Womb diseases, ravel, suitable for the ee er a contplaint. Leucorrhea or Whites, Uterine | betes y, Sto ge of Water, Tnoon, : Ulcerations, and Female Diseases, are com-| tinence © Urine, right’'s disease. Albums DRY GOODS monly soon relieved and ultimately cured by its | inuria, and ta all cases where Chere ang ; r surifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direc- | Brick dust on gee or the water = t j RE a, ch case are found in our Almanac, sup: | cloudy, mixed with substances like i Faas oo 7 plied rete Rheumatism and Gout, when | white of anegg, or thrones ae white . GROCERIES Y lations of extraneous matters | or there is a morbid dark, bilious a EARTHENWA RE conaad soc 7 wah) to it, as also Liver | ance, and white bone dust denndias and r Com laints, Torpidity, Congestion or Inflam- | where there isa pricking, burning sensa. {

Ge, $C,

invited, HENRY BEER.

, 1870.

South port, June 27

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TRADE MARR.

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PAINT

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ENTCAGO AT STATIONERS BALL

} Is KATEN i

OF OUT DOOK WORK,

Machine diflers. in many respects jrom all others, and is proved, after a test of 70 years,to surpass

jany other Paint. It is especially applicable t

| By a very simple device the points of the yuard-| jron, wood, stone, brick, compo, greenhouses, ete. | tingers can be dropped at the option of the diiver,| lstwice asdurabie as genuine white lead,so simple |

in application that any person ean ase it fhite, Light Stone, Bath, Light Portlane | Colors, Lead, Chocolate, Red, Black, BrightGreen | Deep Green, avd Bine Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Brushes, &c. Varnisn for Snoingled Roofs, at 2s gallon.

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to which the attention of the Public is|

SIVELY USED FOR ALL KINDS

6d, per

tion when passing water, and pain ing ns. ly

aad Me

mation of the Liver, and Jaundice, whens arising,

ns they often do, from the rankling in the blood, This SARSAPARILLA is & great re- storer for the strength and vigor of the system. Those who are Languid and fistless, Despon- dent, Sleepless, and troubled with Nervous Ap- prehensions or Fears, or any of the affections symptomatic of Weakness, will find immediate relief and convincing evidence of its restorative power upon trial.

Swall ott e Back, and along the Loi

lian Kesolvent aided by the applica Hadway’s Ready Kelief to the spipe Small of the Back, and the Bowe?s reg | ted with one or twoof Radway’s te ing Pills per day, will soom make a plete cure. Ina few days, the patient | be enabled t6 hold and discharge ya | maturally without pain, and the Urine

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| be restorod to its natural clear, aod Auber : EAS PARAD 9 | er sherry color. ‘ = | pr J. C. AWER & CO., Lowell, Mass., | THE WASTES OF THE BODY ms 1 | are supplied with new, healthy, and vigorous bic thay .

Practical and Analytical Chemists. furnishes souud structure. Hence all suffering

"aQaIs oRyw iW : Duscuances, either MALE or FI aOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. | Wrasvmina Licensee ther inguas, whethe Ul. L. SPENCER, Chanibers No. 7 Market an cae or meee Sed St every . ‘ , | fx olence oi **? ‘ Rquare, Saat N. Ii, Geueral Agent for the png re ci necaen or wicmm, o thee Maritime Proviaces.

reparative process of RADWAY’S BABSAP W. R. WATSON, Agent for P. E t.

| LIAN, are arrested, and the ruptured organs veh a ; yey! yu fas To wai "“

} THE TRUE THEORY OF CURR, | RADWAY’S SARSAPARILLIAN B supplies the system, through th: blood, urine, swea : | structure-maktag constituents w ith Tissue making, a | making, Heat or Caloric and Fat making el

| All of its constituents are aourishing, pur ying, a | girengithening. Ht Repairs, Heals, Resolves, a “Peay _

out the the products of Decay and Co GONSUMETION, HITE SWELLING, Db SYPHILIS, CANCERS, TUMORS, Xo. are all as ecrofulous diathesis, dnd as such, are within the curating range of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENTI 1. That Scrofula, by whatever name designated, the result of deposits trom the blvod, induced or vy Chronic intlamation. That those deposits take when the bioud és poor, weal, watery, and Tow helding in solution its proper vomstiiuents, or presence of some virus or pviren in the blood cury, Calomel, Corrosive Sublimate, which a give Chloride ef Mercury or other agents, given cines and which enter largely in the common 4 Sarsaparillas, NOT ABSORBED Oil OH FROM THEIR NATURAL CONDITION. i 2. That unless the repairs or nutriments are gremq | than the wastes, that decomposition and decay wii pervene, and the powers of life become ex hwusted,

8. That the dying body cannot be sustained om treitment of me-lication that exhausts the system, to nounsh the bleed, the only medium through wiih | the vi’a!l forces are preserved, api — wick the grep of the dep

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LONG LIFE,

SECURED BY fHOLLOWAY’S

Impurities of the Blood,

PILLS.

In selecting the most appropriate medicine for e Baits ool boy . | “ : . : salle ‘ asat ys Sars# partis an & ~ id | Will vere ou ee ee Taa particular ailment, there may be some difficatty | stwarce su ywaat never Sulédib io % pe i

oes nery on the St. Peter's Road, six miles unless one can be found to pnrify, regulate, and ¢Xi ¢ im ma we, that tis mew tot y : J from the Citr, the property of the late |; vo the qualioy of the blood. These Pills pos iva 6 » Whivh has been oc. James Robertson, Esq , in complete working or. | ™PTOVe at Pi lifications 1 rstein of cure fs €xit'b'ted as follow

der There is also a Dwelling attached, whieh | 8°5% ns Sense Pages Serve, Sanat sae Seer Hii aruiet, peeves tan neem kiting U9 | will be let with the Tauuery, or separateiy if re traordinary degree. They enable the stomach t I dist! Litem at £0 process ob digestion,

quired : digest any ordinary food, Jncrease the secretory { chyie wit the nouislimg element iq ° riting from tlese liquius refuse aud

| For farthes particulars please apply on the pre mises to

MRS. JAMES ROBERTSON, | May 16,1870. tf