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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

TOR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL sTRAMs
IL ship, Arctic Capt James G. Lucs.-This steamship
yin depart with The mails FOX Europe pod.,veY q
foot OF Canal street For freight passage having
equalled for and comfort apply
Passengers requested TO be on board at Tx A. ~
The steamship Baltic viii succeed the Arctic. and sail
July9.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-The ships comprising this line the
following - II
ATLANTIC. .................Ca Captain West.
PhCmFdC. ....... Captain Nye.
-SaP.an luco-
BALTIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Captain Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Captain -
These ships having been built by oortraet expressly
service every has been taken in their
their epguesto strength and speed
and their accommodations for foe
elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in
cabin s) in second cabin, $40 Exclusive o.
size state room, $500.
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and Els
An experienced surgeon. attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid
=
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WORCESTERSHIRE BLACK WARRIOR IS NOW
dchargng 1t her pier foot Of Harrison street, North
river Consnses wplease attend to the receipt Of their
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ATroy YoTIcE.-PUBIIc NOTICE IS HERE.

fYORPORATIOW NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
u by given to the or owners occupant or
pants o. ali houses aud lots improved unmproved
hereby that the wing assessments been
peed y the Assessors and lodged in the oce of
Enrenn of Assessments for examination by all persons
interested via For regulating settling curb and gutter
stones and tagging the sidewalks of Eleventh from
FORTY third to Forty eighth The limits embraced
b. such include all the several houses and lots
on ho sides Of reyenh from to For
Eleves tn halfway twelfth avenue both sides
Forty fifth and Forty seventh streets from Eleventh
halfway Tenth and Twelfth avenues, and tho
rcuh side of Forty eighth street. from Eleventh
baf Tenth Twelfth All persons whose
interests affected bv tie above named assessments and
who opposed to the either them request
ed 10 present th objections in writing to the undersgn
ed at their ooe No Hall Of Records within thirty days
from the date " ths notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j DODGE, }Asssessors
CHARLES bcNIELi
Office bureau of Assessments Street Department Juae
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L,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The new and elegant United States mail sos mship
JAMESTOWN, Lewis Parrish commander will loays pier
freight apply ON board and for passage to LUDLAN a
PLEAsANfS No. 30 Broadway No freight received after
3 o clock on Saturday.
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U,OR CHARLESTON AND TioRIDA-SEMr wEgKLy
I M, Mail Line Tho fast and favorisc atetsstip
SOUTUERNER, W. Foster. Commander, will lsave pier
No North river. Wednesday, June % at +ooock,
precisely For freight eppy on board wners all b Of
SPOFFORD, TILGSTON 4 CO., 30 Broadway. Through
tickets to Florida follows to Jacksonville, sSl; to
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE rs HERE.
~ BY given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of sderp in the following streets to
N-In Thirty third street. from In Eighth avenue,
% within 200 Snth also, in Rutgers street.
nom Division street to the East river also In Laurens
street. between Grand and Broome Streets also
cuvert at the northwest
Fourteenth street. And in the Board Of Assistants
for IN Nassau street from Cedar to Liberty streets
All interested IN the above and having
thereto requested to present the in writing to the
Contract Clerk, At this office before June 1888
NICHOLAS DEAN President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, June l4th, 1863.
CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given to the owner owners occupant or occu
pants OF all houses and improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed BY the sssessor and lodged in the oce OF
Bureau Of for by al persons
Y fourth street between Ninth and Tenth avenues Ts
limits embraced by such include all the aeera
and lots Of round vacant lots. pieces and 3.
land tua'e the north de oil Ihirtyfoursh surely pc
tween Ninth and Tenth All persons whose ihe-
tests affected by the above named assessments anu VINO
opposed to the either of them, are 70
resent their objections 10 writing to the underSsne nc
their Office No Hall of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
SS$ $5sHas { s sss5 Assessors
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. juno
n
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SsTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Ia hereby given that the following petit
been nted in the E ard Of Assistant Alder
menTo curb and gutter and Fifteenth street from
Avenue to o. 10 fence vacant lots of Fourteenth
Second avenue Fifteenth street and Second
nus and Fifteenth street and Irving place TO Grade Third
with the the Third Railroad To regulate
Third full width between sixty-hrst and Eighty
Racond street. To regulate and grade Fifth from
10th to l20th street Also the following resolution TO
thirty seventh street between Second and Third
resolution in the Board Of Aldermen set curb and gut
flag four feet of sidewalks in Eighty second street,
Second TO Fourth Aso the following resou
lions the Board Of AermeuTo set and reset curb and
gutter and flag and reag the sidewalks of Aast Twenty
FIRST street between Irving place and Third All
serestd having objections requested TO
sent the in writing to the undersigned before the
18th day Of June, instant.
New York
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yTJRNaTURE.

SDtfNnVOESEs
IINAMELLED AND COTTAGE FUHNITURE.-SETS
~ SIS 81 600 The largest assortment in the Unted
States Sets made in number color and shade TO suit all
tastes. GILLIES BYRNE, manufacturers, 54s Broad-
way few doors above Spring street. east side manaacto
nv, No. 40 Greene street.
II subscribers invite the attention Of purchasers to their
stock fashionable durable chamber suites o SD
upwards Factory 81 White street three
doors west Broadway Dealers shpper and the trade
supplied on liberal terms, WARWICK Il TURNER.
CUITES OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE,
y from SIS to S5O0-Purchasers will find tne above the
best and cheapest be bought anywhere Mattresses
and paasses the lowest wholesale prices warrant
ed pure hair. MATHEWS STACY, 500 Broadway, corner
of Spring street.
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FIREWORKS,
INpGES FIRST PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIRE
II works; depot 43 Maiden lane The subscribers beg
inform their and Others that having
greatly increased their facilities former they
now prepared 10 furnish exhibitions 10 any extent and
have on every variety OF smaller FIRE suitable
for ssorekeepers retail sss The held solely H
above to j. G. l. EDGE jersey City. win meet VITA
attention
ENIREWORKS.-NEW YORK LABORATORY NO. 1876
Front street.-The crackers Canton rockets, double
headers ostcks and complete assortment Of fireworks
warranted OF the first quality Country merchants and
dealers general also committees for city and country dis
plays, gu pplied on the most liberal terms.
N. BENNETT, 196 Front street.
ENIREWORKS FIREWORKS = $50, 900 WORTH OF
fireworks comprising every variety known in the mar
ke for sale low at store 40 Washington street Whole
pae committees exhibition works invited
to examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN Il. ROSS, Proprietor
EIREwORKsi FIREWORKS! OF EVERY DEscRIP-
ton, and warranted of the first quality. Country
merchants and others supplied liberal terms ROBBINS
WILEY, 2SS Washington street, corner Of Chambers,
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NRoToN- AQUEpucT DEPARTMENT.-ToC oNTRAC-
Dever street, win be received the office Of the Croton
Aqueduct Department until Monday the 9th day of Juae
1863 II O'Clock M to build with the
receiving basins and culvert in Dover street from the East
river about Is feet east of Franklin being
length Gs5 The plan of the and speca
the building of the and all other inorma
application to the
Wator Purveyor at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York June 49, 1853.
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NOTICEABLE OF you THAT ARE ArFLICTEn
IN with that dreadful disease called cancer can be
by coming to Nr William Brese who lives In Aha c;tv ~
Norfolk v,snis wiz guarantee lasting PORN
cure to hose who put themselves under sk
and they will 10 bound TO get we'll ladyys breast donV
NEEDLE with am no surgeon Any other part parts
sTabs but lev Of these are DO found when
dicton there proof enough IL In this city IN which
live DO tits to rretify my friends, not myseK Come,
and will all For the truth Of what assert
will he pleased those who sirs 10 place selves
will sdsr,ss for nformstioD tLe foIloWr n~msA rsrsis
men: Messrs. " lillian j. Hardy Brother. mofehsnts, Of
the first standing In this city Captain Edmond pArrfs
u s Navy; Mr. Henry p. Martini and Mr. Alexander Gala
Postmaster of this city, and also Mr. william WADE nor.
'"-A'' = ''a'A WiILfAM BREssIr. n An
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nR. BEPON GRADUATE OF THE SCHOOLS OF Pa
~ rs and member of the University Of New York. be
cousuted usual at his Office No City Hall place,
Cham and Centre streets Business hours from
o'clock A NJ till Y NJ. and from till evening".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

CALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD CON
" pany-$G0O 900 per cent first mortgage bonds
sealed will be received at the office OF Wadsworth
Sheldon No 90 Wall street In the city of New York.
Til y o'clock Saturday the 18th day Of June 1884,
gage bonds Of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Com
Pany.
the Board OF Directors Of said company the 18th
day May 1883 and secured by deed the
and franchises 81 the company executed and delivered to
George Robbins and Julius Wadsworth of the city
New York which bears date the LIST Of June 1853 and is
duly recorded.
for GEO. with interest at the rate OF cent
and made payable at the american Exchange Bank
in the city Of New York the first day Of August 1863
with interest warrants attached payable the rst days
of August ard February in each year,
The proposals to be sealed and addressed Proposals for
Sheldon No 20 Wall street New York" The bids will be
opened o'clock the 18th day of June instant in
Of the trustees and such bidders desire to be
present. -
acceptance Of proposals. cent the lat day Of July
next 2 the LIST day OF August next Is cent
the Let day of September next and 10 cont the LIST
October next payable to the subscribers The bonds
per paid apoy upon the last instament Sub
scbers may however pay the whole and receive
the bonds at their option and interest will be
the time making the final payment computing interest
the bonds from the date of The the
right accept the for the whole portion of
amount rs 81 all be accepted
The annual report Of the company showing its n sncal
condition the LIST day of June 1853 and all information
relating to ts affairs and prospects, will be ready in few
WADsWORTH 4 SHELDON, % Wall street.
New L..
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CORPORATION NOIIrE-PUHLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given, to the owners occupant
pants ali houses and lots improved unimproved lands
thereby taat the folio wing have been
completed h the Assessors and lodged in the Office OF
the Bureau of for ation by all
interested For paving Nineteenth street. First
10 Second The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots of ground
lots pieces and perc.s of snd situated both sides
Nineteenth from First to Second All
whose interests affected the above named
aud who opposed to the either of
then requested to their objections in writing
the undo rsigned at their office, No Hall of Records
within thirty days from tie iate OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNfELL, }
Office Bureeu of Assessments Stress Department. June
81. 1853.
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.r,nnaa..n.lx.l eEe.f a
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fNROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
~ tor-sesed proposals. endorsed Proposals for Sewer
In Twenty street, will be received at this Office of the
Of June 1883 At y o'clock NJ to build sewer With the
receiving basins and cu verts in Twen sixth
street. from the built in Lexington avenue to
point ahout 20 feet Of Third being IN length
about @ The plan of the and specifications Ter
che building Of the and all other information relating
thereto Be obtained application TO the water prrveJ
-, Ut this office NICHOLAS DEAN,
Presdent Of the Croton Aqueduet Department..
New York, June l6, 1853.
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nR. GELBARDT, HERBALIST, RESPECTFULLY AN
~ that he has ready ut mis- premium general pin
depot 5 delightfully."- perfumed prepare
his premiere Aqua for the cfectual
other STAIN from the skim render
ing il delicat.ly kstt and transparent tr.
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fyORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
by given that petitions have been presented in the Board
81 Aldermen for in Ftieth street from Eighth to
Ninth and for the extension OF the
building Hester street to Forsyth street in
Serssted in the above having objections thereto
quested to the in writing to the Contract
Clerk, at his Office before June Is 1853.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department June Id, 1853.
fNORPORArION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby that petition has been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer in Washington street, from
Spring to Charlton streets All interested In the
shove having objections thereto requested
sent the In writing TO the Contract Clerk at this
Sfboe, before June %, 1859.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aquaduct Department June Is. 1853.
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M LARMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSrCTAN
wi and surgeon be consulted from II A. M TIL p
NJ and from Till 10 the evening" Sundays execpted a
AZ Reade street, eerner of Broadway. 800 =
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IYONEY.-AT lG PARK PLACE, MONEY IS AID
M yanced jewelry hardware, dry goods diamonds and
all kinds of property every kind OF artes also
silver stones Bought liberal 6 Park
/. HANVEY,
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"A USTRALTAN PACKET LINE FOX MELBOURNE
n md Port Plilip-1he elegant and well known A
shin ANGELQUE 200 tons burthcn Capt Samuel
Jones uandcr. This ship IL fitted up IL superior
for families with state rooms, bath &C.,
thoroughly ventilated carries experienced and
every requisite for the comfort of
provided of charge Instead Of three tiers Of herths
other vessels the AnReque has only two tiers and these
the roomy and veil ventilated One Of favorte
ships will New York for Australia every month
ply board pier IL East river to ANTONIO PELLE
TIER, proprietor, 9S Wall street. or to 0vERMANN
GROMER. LS south street.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTOaS.-SEALED PROPOSALS
IN will be received by tho undersigned at his office in
Phllipsburg opposite kaston Pa, until the 18th day Of
for the grading of fourteen miles Of
the Bvidere and delaware rail- Dad exteI ding from Phil
lpstnrs Bevidere Tho work will be ready for inspec
ton proaes specifications will DO shown, and blaas
furnished at the office of the assistant engineers, ut Phil
lipslurg and Belvdere and after the 9th Of July.
ASHBEL WEIGH, Engineer B. ID. r. R.
IAmbertvie, May 25 1898 Direct TO saston Post Office.
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nor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THE NEW DOUBbE
IL engine steamship STAR OF TUE SOUTH, w. 4. Gar
diner Commander will lesve pier IL East river for The
above port, direct "wednesday, june % at O'Clock
p NJ For freight passage kaviug elegant acoommoi.
tions apply to THOMAS p. STANTON IS South street.
TOR SAVANNAH AND FLorIDA.-UNITED STATES
mail line. The and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
NJ S. Woodruff captain VIII leave Saturday. Juno 20
o'cock, =. NJ. from pier No North river Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL 10 Broadway.
The Augusta. Thomas Lyon captain, Saturday, Juiy p
For speed strength and fare, those sh
n superior n the
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DR RALPH's OFFICE HOURS. FROM TO ~ A. n,
IL to T.. H., (Sund sxceptod) ~ No. Ga
H. ukton street, rear Wooster street.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
Y pairs and supplss-To bui'aers-ssaled proposals
REPAIRS and Supplies, (basemtut of No. New City
Halip until Friday, July at II O'Clock NJ, ct
Che ordinance therefor. for the tui,dag # house IN
the Sixth ward police. Builders will estimate for the
masons and cnrnenters work separately The plans AID
the work required be done, and all nfor
nation in regard thereto be had at the office Of the su
psrntendent Of Repairs tt Public Buildings 10 Elizabeth
street Blank estimates be had at either office N. B..
The Commits tho right to reject all any
Of the estimates deemed for the interest of the
tion. BARTHOLOMEW b. PURpY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given TO the oecupaneor occupants
all houses and lots improved unimproyed lands Affect
ed thereby that the following assessments have been
leed the Assessors and lodged in tho office Of the
Bureau of for examination by all in
For tagging and regulating the northery side
walk Twenty ninth street between Second ard Third
Hpes The limits embraced by sucb sssessent include all
0e several houses and s vacant lots pieces
street between seeond and Third ali persons
whose interests affected by the above
who opposed either of them,
suestd to he objections in writing to the under
signed at their Office MO- Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLESJ. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
Once, Bureau Of ASSIGNMENTS,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-21
Guardian Sale.

TN ofan order made by Probate Court of
Portage county and State of Ohio the 10th Nov
A 1853 in cause pending in said Court,
estate; Syb Loudon Guardian of Frederick j.
as was petitioner and her said wards Respondents:
shall offer for sale public auction the
gay OF between the hours 10 O'Clock A. M and
-FOUR O'Clock M of said day. the following described
esate to wt three undivided fifth the following
GELS or tracts and situate in the township
in the county of Portage and State Ohio; being the south
half OF lot number sixty in said township containing
nve acres OF land more les also, other piece
of land in said township being part number y-nne
and bounded as follows beginning at the said
Lot No. SO and running thence 3 nks
IA chains and 95 links thence l3 chains 4s inks
tence IA chains and AZ links; thence IA 95
the lace OF beginnings containing twenty of and also
eeran other piece land in said township being part
the corner of the half of said Lot running
chs and 75 ks to the of land formerly owned
by Jeremiah Loudon thence Lot line and 81 ks
thence 5chs and IS lks thence chs and 81 place
Of beginning, containing five of land Appraised
$500. SYB1L LoupoS (iuardian
Ravenna, Nov. 81 1853. 43s-5w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-21
Sllerif,S Sale.

virtue Of writ of Lev Fa directed and delivered
- out of the Court of Common Pleas of Portage county,
shall expose sale public vendue the
in the town Of Ravenna on Saturday the seventeenth
and four O'Clock NJ of said day. the following described
lands and tenemens to wit situate in Lot number
in Franklin townships in the county of Portage Ohio
bounded follows beginning in the center of the road
ing from the village of Franklin to Sreesboro 90 rods north
of the south line of said Lot No. thence
line parallel with south line of said Lot B rod thence north
eastery line parallel with said road 90 rods thence
on line parallel with the first line l6 rods said
road thence along center road the
place of beginning containing two of land.
Also other piece of land situate in the township
Franklin aforesaid in said Lot No A. and the south half of
lying east and adjoining the aforesaid road the mid
die portion of said Lot which 2 lies south of the Button
Farm in the Lott and is the land conveyed Will
Woodard to said Pendeton by deed recorded in Portage
County Records Book A. 233 234 Taken in execution
the property of Joy H. Pendleton and suit of
Chauneey Martin and al The appraised $780,
the said six acres appraised at $500.
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
sherifs Office, Portage County, Nov. I5 1853. 437-5w
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FOrsfhe Spring Trade.

GROCERIES, ANDNPRovsioNs At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ne the e fg g sna s tF"de o
hand and to which additions daily made. Our stock
pris thing usually kept in Grocery and Provision Es
house in the county Being working men ourselves We defy
Feeling grateful to our friends for patronage
extended them that offer them greater
inducements this season, than before - -...
The following comprises portion of our stock:
cor
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
UGAR, MOL AND S YRUP.
Crushed do; and c. Coffee do Double refined Loaf sugar.
New Ocaus Molasses; Cardenas do Green Stuars yrup
SPICES.
Sef
r0pp0f '""'s' 0A'S'' FRU1rs ty.'' 'p''
Boxes NJ Rasns; Layer do; Cluster do seedIess do !;
English Walnuts Pea Nuts; Cocoa Nuts LquOrice olive
Oil; Lemons and Oranges ..I .... ...e
Young Hyson; Gunpowder; Imperia Old Hyson; Black;
FISH. t.
Goldfish; Macnerc whtehsh; Trout Pickcrel; No. and
Scaled Herring. e ..
ToBA C C E
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore spun;
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAR AND CANDLES.
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do do; Burwells chem wash
do No Washing do; Adamanne do; White bar do Star
Candles Sperm do; stearine do; Taliow do; .....
OIL.
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
SU DRIES.
Aum Chalk; Rosn; Tar Madder; Candldwick; Wrapping
caron; Rice -four; Baskets Whip Lashes Cream Tartar;
Sup Carb. Soda; Sal Soda Tartarc Acid Whtng Putty;
Flour Sulphur Ottar; Saltpetre Batting Spruce Gum;
Backng stoneware; Paper Ink Brooms Lime;
Matches Powder; Candies saleratus starch English split
Boxes; Steel Pens Lead Pencs slates Slate Penc Mop
Handles; Faucets, &c.
PROvISI IONS.
Flour; Buckwheat dos Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans; Dried Beef; Lard; Hams; shouders Pork; Fish;
Pickles; Onions; Bees Tongues; Maple Moasses do Su-
gar: Honey &c. .ss. -,E
We keep assortment and full throughout the
and solicit examination from one sposed to
purchase.
BCash paid for all kinds of country Produce,
H. w. SMITH & CO.