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Burning lands.

10 answer 10 an "Old F4llow Burner," ~ .
recen, number Of the Farmer asd Mechanic,
| will say one field Of about * acres once Gov .
cred With mixture or o k, Hickory, aud
Pine, exceeding one bundled cords to the acre,
and on shat was then the most valuable part
OF my farm, The timber was feed in March
and April, aud after taking of part Of the
bes, timber was burned over IN June, and
burntd clean and Il was so 10 fact, for was
unable 10 ge, enough from i for several years
10 pay for filling, and then 1t vas only by
pleughing deep and turning up soil 10 the sun,
uhlch II fe~ years much improved it. An.
other field adj1Inng was gradually cleared,
and the wood. and timber sold Off leaving The
brush to rot on Tho ground. Ii became
pss'ure-vss finally fenced in with The other
fed, plcughed and planted without manure
and gave me from sixty to seventy bushels Of
corn per scre, aud "a hen in grass the yield
was quite double 10 that adjoining Which was
burned 80 clean. Siuce then have burned as
little a. possible and my neIghbors are prof
tlDg b. ny plan which has been demonstrated
teiore them.
A. Tor yellow pine lsnds, should not quite
like 10 wait for the timber 10 rot but would
not turn moro than was obliged TO, bud that
IN heaps, then plant and pot on grain and grass
seed. An know tina, pine lands generally do
: moi come into grass as readily as lands bearing
, other timber, and hence have tried this plan
on land bearing pine and scrub oak, and am
, Satisfied that 1t IS better Than burning very
clean. Now, Mr., Editor, if your couespoD.
dent will make the experiment, and keep hl,
DR.. aud CT. 90 faithfully a. have for more
than thirty years, think he would be salts
fed en- the subject Farmer and Mechanic
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We heard the other day Of an original and
highly nseniou, Interpretation Of a scrlp,ural
passage, which throws The acutcness Of Clarke
and Henry, qol,e Into the shade. A school.
boy down east, who was noted among lis play.
fellows for his frolics with The guile, was read.
ing aloud in the Old Testament, when coming
TO the phrase. making the paste places glad
he was asked by tho pedagogue ~ha, i, mean,
The youngsier paused-scra,chne his head
but could give no answer, when up Jumped q
more precocious urchln and cried ou,-
know wha, 1t means. Master. It means
hugging the girls FOR Tom Rose ia alters hug.
ging en- round The raist, aud get il makes
en- as glad as can be.
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A Snoring Room Mate.

A gentleman named d. lodging IN roon
containing two beds, vas awakened 10 the ght
BY cries of SIR Sir Sir proceeding from
the other bed.
Bless nv soul = said d. ~hal's the matter,
my dear fellows he house on FIRE, q arc be
bugs 10 your bed 7
Neither sir; but YOU snore so terribly, so
tha, | can't sleep slr-i,'s terrific, sir.'
Dear bless me, repeated the first, lha,e v.
er should be 90 rude as to snore 10 gentle
mans presence really ask pardon, Elf Il
wasn't intentional, assure you.
The apology was accepted, good night
sss exchanged, and both parties wen, 10 sleef
again. Soon, however. rumb'ing sound va,
heard in Dis. bed, every moment growing
louder until il resembled theatrical thunder
Tn. other lodger, almos, driven ,s madness
started Up and exclaimed
By graciou, this is too much eau
stsad II. Sr SIT sir Wake up sIr
Bless my sou What's The matter, nov !
cried d. starting from his bed you seem Il
DO very restless, sIr.'
Restless sul believe you, cir said tn
disturbed one you have been snoring sgalo
and csnno, get 10 steep.
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the ground, the hollow part OF the stem receives
water and the roots will decay. In selecting
seeds, choose only the mos, thrifty, so that
your roots, &C., may be Of an improved quality
next year by continuing such course Tor
few years, any vegetable msy be brought to
high state of perfection. This is the proper
season for making under.drains, draining
swsmps &c, &C., and the earth taken from low
deposi,e may be placed with advantage into
your hog pens, compost heaps, DC. Weeds
should now be removed 10 the hog pens. that
the hogs may perform their share Of labor IN
roofing lhem--tbrow into the hog pen oil the
potato tops, turf scrapings, &C., and occasion.
ally handful Of whole corn 10 obtain which
he hogs wi II keep the v hole mass N continuous
motion. Ga removing the contents OF the hog
pens 10 compost heaps, mix one bushei OF refuse
salt TO every cord, and this quantity will pre-
vent seeds from terminating which may not
have been eaten BY the hogs.
If the surface Of your barn yard is not 90
shaped as to save all the lQu damage, you
NAV consider that GU have hole in your peck
ct, or at least waste which will prove equally
des,tuctive.- Working Farmer.
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Restoration a preservation OF the
Ez IA Il EGe
By VI. WISE & SOE, Of Virginia.
~ C1aaur48la

va WIsE& son, finding !, altogether impos.
JVE. bic 10 attend personally 10 the great number
Of daily applications from al sections Of the Union or
their Remedy for Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found 1t Necessary to appoint
General 1raDelling Agenf, 10 visit different cities
and towns throughout the United States ycftine him
~ authority 70 appoint subapcnts, use aud ycnd
The nae Tome. and % apply the RESTORATIVE,
and TO put then int1 The hands Of those he snag a..
point 10 operate wherever sufficient run her If ga
tents ~ any town or neehborhood shall BE- obtained
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, Of Eauquiet county,
Va, Is alone authorized 10 act as General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt C. mey be expected 10 visit, as speedily "a
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of The Z.
mon.
N. b. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a
foil supply Of the HAIR TONIC (Which cleanses
the head Of dandruf, strengthens and invgorates
The hair, and prevents II, also from falling on) for
the region Of country most contiguous 10 his opera.
tons, or it may always be obtained at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthe Union, by address.
ing the propfetors, N. WISE & SON, Richmond
Val
gI'Price 30 per dozen caql. Six bottles for s5--
M one dollar for single bottle
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TIC Free Wheat from Sinnt.

Prepare the seed wheat 10 the following
manner: Take Blue Stone, in the proportion
Of one pound to ten bushels Of wheat. d.,
odd Geld water suti.clrnI TO cover the wheat,
which should soak al least taelve hours
Pour Of the water, roll the wheat While act
~ lime, aud then show IL.
Mr.. William c. E YIN, az experienced and
an obserren, farmer Of Burke county, having
tested this plan with enlre success. has fu'l
conf enc 10 It's efficacy -Linco.a Repatii.
ran
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e9GEAY,
From the KnieksFbosker.
The Bloomer.

The sauey maid may toss her head
When she her hustle bitches on.
Be mine TO praise in artlsss lays
The graceful girl with breschss on.
The Psttieoat no more shall float
On limbs whose shape bewitches one;
But 10 its place, with modest grace
These limbs shall hold the breeches on.
The bucks and besux turn up their nose
Al costly robes with patches on;
But goodness me what if they see
Such beauty spots with brooches on.
Ye muslin dresses, white and thin.
With fairy fingered stitches on,
l fear your day has passed away,
Sincs woman puts the breaches on.
All we'll a day. the bard may say,
Shall one bsstow his kisses on
A shameless maid. who's not afraid
To put a pair Of breeches on
She'll make him feel, from head TO heel,
Whatever else he bitches on,
He has no right, by day or night,
To put pair of breeches on.
We always see the gracss three
Without rag the witches on,
Blu, oh Cad cooks, how would it look
Should each one put the brechss on.
When woman's wit is stirred a bit,
The FIRST reform she pitches on,
Is how she may, with least delay.
Just draw a pair Of blseches on
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DO All Things We'll

Farmers differ very much 10 relation TO
VIA, II takes to make good farmer. ! was
convetsng with a gentleman the other day
v ho was looking at some Of my agricultural
impls menrs aud he remarked that mine was
auch better q ads than his az he Just throw
ed his together any way" in'lmaing that
having heap Of work to do, i, was necessary
to Sig ii good DEAL | he had taken into
considers 100 the time lie will necessarily lose
in making his utensils over sgaIn, no would
not, perhaps, Lave made the remark.
Another gentleman said, If he could make
more cotton by cutting a weed hall IN tao,
than by cutting 1t clean of be ven, IN Tor
deins II. That if wssvery we'll psf 10, for no
man can Do it. The experience Of the world,
goes to prove, that TO keep cut Of the grass,
and cultivate much 20 the hand, II is ndIspen.
ssblv necessary TO do The work vol at once.
Oilers there are who pride themselves on
planting their crop 10 slovenly mannef they
" can't take time to prepare their land well be.
fore planting, say they, but they can take
time to get behind those sho do prepare veil,
when il comes to chopping out, aud culnva,
lug the crop.
Aud there are Others who love 10 see the
MP bones Of Their mules and horses stick on,
as they think il indicates a man Of business
ne is SO borough gong tina: be works ms
mules and horses 10 dealh, but lhink, wheu
| see poor mules ard horses, that they have
no, had that atlenitoo they should have, for my
experience goes TO prove. thai any sound mule
or horse, If fed sell and regularly slh CIV
60 amount, aud aicaded 10 IN Other respects
can come nearer killing the hand TIA, works
I aim, than Itself.
Yours, SCaIBBLER.
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A Song for the Ladies.

Il never gives me trouble hou
My beauI and friends are drest,
II with boyish caps they make their bow,
Or trip me oxford's best.
| 90 not care a cotton thread
If sailsr boots they wear,
] never bother my poor head
With any such care.
Blu. now when IRE ars tired OF skirts,
And wish 10 change the fashion,
These mawkish, gawkish dandy fiiris,
All get in such passion.
lat nomen wear the plnta.oons,
Rob Us Of our apparel
Thus loudly cry the silly looms,
And each lakes up the quarrel.
You busy bodies, sleek molcs
Drones in the hives no, bees,
Jus. " lay Ills uncti)n TO yoar souls"
Wen irsar uSt r!at re PLEASE,
If Turkish trousers suit our eyes.
And shorter sGlrts, well wear EN-;
Ard woe belito him then who tres
10 make rs grls f01swear EN- =
Dollar Newspaper
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LIS Sia. I. 7. !. : s. s.aGGS.
Gen. Jackson and the Clerk.

Many Of our readers viii fecognz' The point
Of the following joke, which We hea d related
long time ago, bu, which We never saw IN
print. Ills IA good %, and vii bear relating.
While Gen. Jackson vas Pfcsiden, Of the
Z. s.. he was tormened day after day BY i'm
Fortunate visitors, as mos, Chief Ma gisirates
Of this great country are whom be did
90, care to see-and IN consequence, he gave
strict direction 10 the messenger al his door
TO adIi: only cetlan persons on particular
day.
10 spite Of this peramp'ory order, however,
he attendant boiled into has apartment during
he forenoon and informed tie General that
person was outside a hon he cou not con-
troll, who cl,imed 10 see him, orders, Of no or.
ders.
By the Eternal exclaimed The old man
nervously, won't submi, to annoy ance.-
Who is III
Don't know, sir
Don't know Wha,'s his nenel
Beg pardon, sir, rs woman.
"A woman Show her 10, James, show her
in,' said the President, wiping his face ; and
the mex, moment there entered the General,
apartment, a neatly clad female Of past ih'
middle age, who advanced courteously TO
wards he old man, and accepted the chair prof
fered her.
Be seated, Madam, he said.
Thank you, responded the lady, throwing
snde her veil, revealing handsome face tt
her entertainer.
My mission hi,her to-day, General, cor
tinusd the fair speaker, is o novel one, an
YOU can aid me prehaps.'
Madam said The General. command me
You are very kind, sir, an poor We
man, Ceaera!-
Poverty is no crime, Madam.
No sir but have little family TO cal
for-l am . widow, sir and clerk emp'ol
ed 10 ons oil the departments oil your sdmii
islration 10 indebted 20 me for board to col
siderable amount Which cannot collect.
need the money, sadly, and come to ask Il
portion Of his pay cannot be stopped, from 'iu
to lime, until this claim OF mins-an hone
one Gensrsl, Of which be had the full value
shall be cancelled
| really-Msdsm-ths, is, ] have no co
troll in that wsy-how much is the bill 7
Seventy dollars, sir; here i, is
Exactly see. And hls sslary, madam
Is said TO be $1,000 yeat.'
And not pay bis board bill 7
And you zee, air, this has been s'aud
Ter some time
&c, bic note 10 dsy for thirty days.
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To Prevent Moths Getting I'm
der Hives.

Pound a handful OF peach leaves and salt
them we'll and rev them over the bench IN.
der the hive. Ia two or three days, repeat
the operation. The favor Of peach leaves is
offensive to the moth, but no, 10 tho bees.
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Cough in Horses.

II is said that the snail laigs Of cedar
chopped fine aud mixed with Their gain, ~lll
cure cough, and tina, t, has been used with
complete success.
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A Great National Picture!
WARRINGTON S.uaIfs Celttiai'

WARRINGTON frm SiuaIfs teitbiated
Painting.
yHHlS large and magnificent luiL LAoTH Tor.
IL TRAIT CT WAsnlsGToS, from the huln Of an
American artist is considered 10y all Who have seen
it TO be one of the most beautiful specimens Of art
ever published, and a CoREICr LKtStss 81 Wash
ington. The s,zs OF The plate Is eighteen by tHtniy
eip ht inches, which will make handsome picture
for the parlor and should be IN the hancs OF every
American citizen.
1t lie correct copy from Stnar,'s cee btaied Or e.
nal Painting, now at the State II use, iattiofd, I.
Il is finely engraved aud printed on superior Plate
paper That 1t may be within the means OF al,
the publisher as reduced the price 10 ONE DotiAR
~ All persons RENTING tho amount may rely
upon receiving perfect copy by return OF mail to
any part Of the United States, Carefully put up on
rollers made Tor the purpose, free OF postage.
Address all orders (pusl paiol To- the publisher,
JOHN s TAYLOR,
Bookse and Publisher,
l43 Nassau street. New York.
- Papers publishing the above advertisement
three times, sending copy of the paper marked to
me, shall receive free OF postage, by return Of mai
copy ,f the plate JOHN ). TAYLOR.
May 10, le5l. ~
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ONE TENTH THE COST
OIL ANpLEAp.

The art Of Right Of preparing and using this val
liable prescryauys OF wood buildings and i,ncts
in all the vsrlou, colors fered 10 The Amer.
lean people The work can be sent by mail, st sin
gle letter poslagesiuglc copy orc Do ar; seven co
pies Five dollars. Addrtss, postage paid Julian bar
bet, No l0i Nassau street, New York.
1T Editors giving ,h.. advertisement, ,includ.ng
this notice a few Insertions, and sending thar "a
per With it marked. to the National Police Gszstls,
New York shall ave a copy Of the worA cent them.
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can.

A friend informs Us lha, better remedy
than tina, recommended by Chambers jour
ual, CT these Troublesome nulsances, is tho
natural tutPentine, which eSudes from the pine
tree. Il should be spread ,hickly upon bit
Of rag, and kept upon Ihs part for five or SIX
days.
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CAROLINA INN
laI IIlla
TE.gREOTTE, NC.

FENllE above establishment, situated A.
IL Street, third 10, North Of the Public s,' 1sh
in the town OF Charlotte has been con,,snuii
OPEN by the present Proprietor, from The !, !,
January, 1870 to the present time, for the ,os "
mediation Of the Public, and will eoniinr, =
kept open for the sane purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged ,,a
proved to very cor siderable extent with, ~
last two years-ihe entire building is in eo,T,' VIC
repair and is 20 constructed that all IA, ~.
have abundant light aud can be ventilated Al -.
sure. rye
The Stables are not IN erior TO any Lel,,,i.
to any similar Establishment in " es,,,n ~.
Carolina; and care will be taken that The, - :,
always be supplied with abundance Of eooo r,.l
and provender and attended by faithful and go
rienc,d Holsters. nv
The Subscriber will use every exertion n .,,.
satisfaction TO all who may paiiouize nj, U,n,.
and hesllates not to FAY that. from ten wears, :,
peTiencs he viii be able to keep up The see,r,a
cation at the Carolina Inn, in style not .urra,,
ed BY any Public House 10 the interior eount,,
and he takes this opportunity to return his n,
dial respects To generous Public for pgsi b,o..
aGd respectfully sollcits i continuance Of ,,,.
patronage and confidence.
DkONERS can, at all times, be supplit6 viii
convenient and well enclosed lots free Of eb,,..
and furnished with grain at low price,.
" The Charlotte and Camden Stage, arm,
and depart ri weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR
Oct. II, le49. 5lif
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TERMS. ,u(
TWO DOLLARS per Hnpum IN nds''.' ,t
porTApS and FIFTY CENTS il P'y''.
be delayed three months; and lhhh" ,,,
LARS if not paid until the close OF -"
1FAdyertisemCnts inserted nt CIV III
square, ,ls lines or less, ihls sized VP2 IL,
first insertion, and rs cents iof e''" g.
anee. Cour, advertise sh''." n,
charged IS per cent higher ana 49, s,o
Of ssl por cent will be made fro" W. :. .,,is
prices, for advertisers by the year Al r
men,s inserted monthly or quar'''' .,r
square for each time. scm''mo"'"'
per square for each time ,,ent
JYPosinaa'srs are an'houxe'
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Seas0nabic Ezints.

Destroy thisles If they be cut OF when IN
b'oou, q, sbou' cue inch above 'be surface Of
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PHIfER & YoREF.
Lsasr rem Nym Dsgaid MeDyEaid. Gas
Crs,t Fsa QEes

SaEttff IfHtt t4t'lsf AfAsAfA Tvs tfhE "t"t
Cretl Pos QEe,
iooss CousTT. y, e., prc q, lsi'.
Or J kphi--Dea Siii
AI.-dyiu this county afflicted eiih ansf'r1'
complaint lrsispsus tteti. fiutf Aibpf 80
somewhat aet4nged mlna. caused b, obsifut'Fa'
was iur about tHefye mosihs stlcrctd ~ lcut y
orr eminent physicians, without any etec' ta
cyefy ono suecsssfstly dtrlsrtd her inrufstlfth =
thai sae had TO die. she then procured iHe g.
Ties Of yout Abs ssiuis Mixture from ne, sA'.
cured htf entirely. She has since n'sffleo, ~
j. 10 Pcricc, good health and happy. Ihs A'''
sinA MIXTURE has likewise pfuTee very 'heatoe
N many other DISEASES, bu, particularly 10 lfAs
diseases, ~ which it thoBlo have The Prsiettto
OF al others. Yours ohedisnily,
UUGALD MeDuGALp
Price forthe Abpssinia Mixture per bo'e .
cents, 81 Is s. $3.50,
Lkcvise on hand aud for sale. DR.. huhl' -
storor, Universal Plaster. Gald Mine bsi'ah' -
HoLToN, Agent
Charlotte, n. l.
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Do Your own Painting.
Use Esarbet's

PATENT FRENCH CEMENT PAINT.
I'D RECOMMENDED by the French Academy Of
u o science Tor lie beauty, cheapuess and dufabil-
ity. TAe materials are easily oblalutd aad Il can
be prepared and used by any with common
whitewash brush, at
ONE TENTH THE COST
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DIR. KUIiF'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For tstsrths, Influenza, GostiScnsss, fdsf. 6il
vel Gencrshg. elect, Floor Albns. Or -
Whites, Weakness, obsunciions, Sc


Colo lliLL, n. C., Aue ,ls4a
DR.. KgLl-- Dear SIR.
You vii piease forward IN Us a. soon aces
vcuicu', afrtsh SUPPLY ofthe kesiorsr Ihs Fl Ii
aud INC Abysstnis Mixture, ~e have ,old 50, e
sons time he ksttottr and the Dcpaulf
Powder, have pfpyed to be very eaieseisH, "a
ip!.ness 81 The cheat, khtumstlsui, Sore Lsl, L
AsmmHt'ans q b Egef, Debility, and otbsi esfg
nic e'sc.fca, We warranted the AhystihA Ni
tore 70 tsety patient. and 10 unc has s.kee Z q
Tie money returned, hui on The contrary etfl
Gee nos pfsisee us great sanst vc powcfh.
We rc@ath you're, ftspcctNlly,
4. 4 h. W. liuNEYCt TT
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John Smith retired TO private life q, once
and thenceforwsrd found II convenient TO live
on a much smaller allowance Than twelve hue.
bred year.
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Fresh Drugs. Medicines, & {.
DRUGS and MEDICINES,

syHE subscriber has just received a supply Of
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HrDTCAL DEPARTMENT

MEDICAL TNENT
I'VE regular course Of Lectures in this In
j sutsir ,tli commence on the First Of No
,snu.r snd continue until Tie last Of Febru.
vy. The Anatomcl Department WI. be
opened ard ready TO reces. students by the
tlf.t OF October. The Medical Department
. il bs under the direction Of the following
PaofE-s Sous
z Freeman. VI D. Professor Of Anatomy
x : Newton n. ID, Professor Of Surgery.
H. J. Huicr, N D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
" biRD Powell, NJ D., Professor Of Phys
iologv, Pathology, NinorAlugy and Cecil
orv.
J k,ng, v d, Professor Of Na,eria Medica
Ih.rtpeutcs, aud Medical Jurisprudence.
J Miltou Sanders. a VI. VI. d, Professor o.
Chemistry ard Pharmacy.
J a " l-on, w. D Professor Of Obs,eu.es
aud Disease. Of Women and Children.
oLisIarx Lr,IUprRs
MJici,e--prof--o II Hulc..
Aura .r,-Prolrs-o L. = N.Atou.
T. fr.eA-n, NJ D., Anatomical Dcmons,ra-
The fees for fuil course of lecture. amouu.
H. al1a
zach Professor. Tck.' 1l5 M.rcus-
l~-. o. D.mou.trsiofs Fee, 80 Grsdua
ton, SO
Tho~ desiring f4'lhor information, Will
please .ddfc.. th..r letters ia-t PAID TO the
dean. mud ,tuieai, wtuing iH the city viii
pleas. cail on itu 90 the Commercial Hotel.
L. :. NEWTON. NJ ID.
Dan 4 ne FSr.hy
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81 EvEPOkT. Etc.
JUST ARRIVED AND fDR .ALf

JUST ARRIVED AND fbR .ALt
AT y, J. GALLAGHLkS,
4 LII the nicka.rks TIA, his,osy gives auy
! account oi, tv-~it
Superior sugnr-hou.c mol4s~es. golden
syrup t..t Havana coffee prirn. article br =
suYlr, superior Pulycrsed sugar.; powdered
do. Boston loaf do; English DAIRY, pineapple.
and western cheese; superior G.shcu, DAIRY,
And western brtl.r suxsr cured h>m- dr.d
Vsnison hams fte.h iesf lard oil dc,crip'io.-
Of tea, w Tyson. imperi.l, fsuchors. SlAcs.
ard Gunpo~d.r; Ear. srtl. of Lou-,aus
tsulilv scsp sperm and star candies, all s,nds
Of pieklss-Cerkin., P.esilo niSed do
VI ..
4 fire assortment Of English imported
pic.l.., ,uch ~, chew, chow. walnut, ouions,
.nd picLalile.
Also splendid 10, snd assortment Of pre-.
.sr-s-.ir ger, etron, aud f., in drums rai-
in., English xrape., curr.nt., cfanbsrrs, ear
rant and .l'." berry j,ilr, lr,Aehs. preserved
~ their o~u juice
APRICOT, pears, and promo Prsserssd in shsir
own juice;
Lobster, in css~ use pcsl-i fresh ~.
due"
No uacssrci in ST. end barrels.
Also S4lnos IN siis, dried herring, superior
quality;
Csndie.-lar.e lot;
Fret qsaltt, ei.srs common do Crbs
skies.
Pure tart. acid saars,us peer, sas-ch box
-, do;
Al kind. Of h.yorrG-pcpper sucs;
Fine article chewing tobacco:
Winter strained and ard oil CIDER viaswr
Pckled pig- feet buckets.
B'tu neH buck nhe.t,
Spic.., nnimeg-, ! ger, and cinnamon;
Cs-ire and fame, soaps
Scotch aud Maeaha snuN,
Norc.sl,r-hre sauc.--and many other ar.i-
Gle. too numerous 10 mention.
Tn. subscriber respectfully sol'cits = share
Of r runage and invites tAoss ai-hinV 10 pHr-
chase 10 call and examine hs stock, ~ Ire =
determined to sell 10. Tor es.s. believing that
= rimble sXpsnee - better than slow shli
ing
MO vi J. J. GALLAGHER.