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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

IRON the London Post June lol
Under any circumstances the condition OF our
nearest neighbors, the French, must be a matter of
moment TO England. Intimately allied as we are.
and have been now for several years, TO the great
advantage of both countries-indeed, We may say,
60 the advantage OF the civilized word-it " the
duty of the statesman, the politician and the jour-
nalist, TO make himself acquainted with the COM
merce and general condition OF our allies. The task
IL 10 willing student by no means difficult Almost
all the great public departments In Paris publish
large blue books, in which nav be found, airnira-
bly, arranged statistical tables, which by the aid of
predatory remarks and annotations, are made clear
TO the understanding and perception OF that large
class Of the public who have dstaste bordering on
disgust for everything Ike figures. From some Of
these tables we mean to jot down few facts
as TO the foreign commerce and general condition OF
France, which are this moment OF considerable in
terest.
The foreign commerce OF France az our readers
are probably aware, was somewhat affected In the
years 1853 and 165i by the war and the Indifferent
harvesis But no sooner was there prospect Of
peace than the returns Of 1855 exhibited al increase
OF 5c9,000,000fr. In 1853 the conmerce crferier
amounted TO 3749 600 O0O.; in 1854, TO 3.7s5, 0O0
000fr., and in 1866, TO 327,000,e00fr. The mari
time commerce Of France in 1855, rs compared
with 1854, increased l6 per cent and the commerce
not sea borne per cent.
by far the largest portion Of the forigu-or, as IL
" called, the external-commerce OF France IL car
ried on with England. From tho last returns, this
commerce amounted to 7l2 ,O00fr.--an increase
Of IL per cent on the returns OF 1854 TIE United
States traffic with France comes next 10 that Of
Great Britain, amounting, as II does, TO $1,000,
000fr. Belgium and Switzerland are In the next
rank-the former reaching figure Of Al 600 00Ofr
the latter figure Of 332 600 O00fr.
The progress OF our neighbors In navigation has
been as considerable a. their progress 10 trade. In
1850, comprising navigation inwards and outwards,
there il return Of 81 926 vessels, measuring 1885,
600 TONS with cargoes valued at 1855 600 francs,
whereas in 1855 there were 757 vessels measuring
1898 eco teas, with eGgQes valued at 3,lo3POo
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EGBERT HOTEL.
,MOaaOaa0 Stare Office.

ID AuL EoBExT Js., & ATWOOD SAckAiDkR late
ofthe Union Hotel, have rented this large and
convenient House, and they are now prepared to
wait on the old customers Of each member of the
firm. Their table will be supplied with all the com.
forts known 70 the country, and careful attention
10 the general wants Of guests, we'll characterize
the employees Of the establishment. ,.rfi
A warm and well supplied barn and stable is
conveniently near, and careful hostlers will be-
found in attendance. The Stages on the Dubuque
and St. Paul, the MGresor and West Union, and
on all other routes East and West, North and
South, change At this House, thus rendering it q
safe temporary home for travellers who may be de.
pending upon public conveyances. 1a's
Both members Of the firm have had several
years. experience in the business Of w estcn Hotel
keeping, and If large custom is any test of merit
they can safely promise entire satisfaction to all
who may favor them with call. a.f H.H
go taat ,aurirsa EGBERT e. SACKRIDER.
Jan. l, 1857, '1'' nsH ~.a nl5u
Il ...r-. rg4.af -i
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The Weather.

The Weather. -.,., -..-....-..-. .,.
We thought to pay our respects at
length to the temperature of this region
for the. past week, but upon consideration
We have decided to treat it with no such
mark of regard. j. SHAW ~
Twenty-six degrees below zero was bad
enough in all conscience, but when Sir
John chooses to press the Mercury down
to AZ" and freeze it fast, We have toe much
respect for the feelings of our readers, to
credit him with the experiment. Last
Sunday morning, Jan. 18th, 1857, let it
be remembered, the citizens Of M'Gregor.
awoke to the fact that the Thermometer
was useless in guaging the absence Of
'caloric, it was solidifed at 6 O'clock 400
at 8, SO at 9; go at l2, and 80 next morn
ing. Since then it has ranged from 10 to
20 degrees below, at 6 A.. NJ, moderating
towards noon, and closing with sink
ing spell in the evening. On Sunday the
smoke refused to go up and hence black
pail hung over our village; reminding one
of Kane's Arctic descriptions. We have
seen no snaan yet who ever witnessed such
a morning before. ,1.ts'& l.,
wewould fsellike leaving this country
at once, did not our Exchanges from all
sections tell US Of loss Of life by freezing.
In Kansas even. numerous deaths have
taken place from this cause: Letus there
fore pile on the fuel and thank God we don't
live on Lake Superiori A. . - 'R'''
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The Great Western Remedy

EVISONS SAIvs FOR THE PREVENTION AND
IL Cure of Frosted Heels and Chilblains. y
n, Those afflicted with this troublesome complaint
can be instantly relieved, by using box of Levi
sons salve. i .f.ftgf tsggt.s - Az.
A perfect cure warranted, or the money refund
ed-being known for the last 40 years as the only
perfect and sure remedy az "a ~ ~
can be seen BY applying 70 the Agent. sagaa
Reader, if you have any relations or friends suf-
fering with frosted feet, procure box, and present
It to them. You will not only be doing them
benefit, but will receive their everlasting graft
tnde. ,I.TEaI Itt}Iy' -..,, = al, :.
Price so cts box, with full directions. For sale
at the Agents Office, 2l2 South Water street,
- B.L LEVY, Agent.
Agents wanted to travel throughout the country.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms. Address B. y.
Levy, p. O., Chicago, Ill. nl52m
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Sonaeth1nE New.
Reverse TOOtA Grain Drill.
II ap PATENTED JUNE "a, 1855, BY 4
FkAVEi &sLEMON, LAPORTE. IND.

,"HE construction Of this Drill isso simple that
j the expense is reduced fifty per cent, and
can be operated by any ordinary farm hand The
Snapeasa posaiion OF IN. are such as to re-
!. iave itself without the aid Of the operator when
IN obstruction is presented-thereby Overcoming
The danger Of clogging Or breaking. All kinds Of
= Grain and Seeds, including Beans, Peas, Cotton
Seed, and Corn, can be planted in rows and when
desired the Machine can be changed into Broad.
Cas-: Sewer in five minutes. The operation ofthe
DHn ON h suspended. And The Machine convert
I'd into q common Cart by the action Of a single
lever, which 10 always III reach of the operator,
.sxho neyride or walk. a. Ne may desire. Tt4ders
GM Patents, and Manufacturers have Here y rare
chap-e forspecylation, - this Machnc must come
Into general use, and the Patentees cannot, for
some time to come. supply the demand in their
owA apieabesho0ds saStats and County Rights for
aale. Apply 70 the Patentees, or TO !,
..x LEMON & BON. Agricultural Store,
Mposss. Indiana. ~ 80 nl63m.
. 49, So gHt b Z
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= HEREAS, on the "a day of June, 1855,

aastA| HEREAS, on the "a day OF June, 1855, q
3 w petition was presented to the County Court
OF Clayton County, asking that the legal voters of
sadcounty be authorized to vote ut the April Eiec-
ton OF 1857 for against the location OF the Coun.
ty Seat OF said county ut the Town of Gutenberg,
which petition, having the legal number OF voters
't subscribed thereto shown by affidavit attached
was granted; and in accordance with the same,
stsY NOTICE rs HERE WITH GIVEN that Ut
the APRIL ELECTION OF 1887, authorized
p bylawto Be held on the FIRST MONDAY said
month, the legal voters Of the County Of Clayton
herewith authorized to vote for OF against the
g location of the County Seat of said county at Gut
y tenberg, which vote will be polled as follows:
80 Thosc in favor of 'the location of the County
Seat At Elkader will votr the following ticket:
FoR COUNTY SEAT. t.. g.
- .ls,,..,. e.,.sa. ELKADER. t,, nj ,FE i.
80. Those in favor of the location of the County
Seat at Gutenberg will vote the following ticket
fI - Fox COUNTY SEAT,
'sD I, 2, ~ GUTENBERG.
ELIPHALET PRICE,
ian. 8. 1857, n163t County Judge.
- : y 2
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.1lsc0ys somsetItissg V'esC
~ g III A II ID w A II r.. F..
WILLfAMS MHARVEY,

WILLIAMS MHARVEY,
Would say to the inhabitants of ncGrcgor and
adjoining country that they have opened .
Wholesale and Retail Hardware and stove store
at McGregor, Iowa. Having purchased our goods
from the manufacturers, we feel confident that We
will make prices to suit our customers, those wish
ing to replensh their stock will do we'll 70 give 10
call. Among our stock may be found tie follow.
ing. 80 .-.
IRON all sizes, round, square, fat, band, hoop,
SCROLL sheet, horse shoe, and the best nail rods.
NAILS, Cut e. Wrot of Superior Quality,
Horse Shoe, Finishing, Brads, Tacks, sc. Car
rage bolts. from & to 12, Steel, Cast Plow &C.
Cutlery, English, American &c. Spoons, Albata,
Iron Plated Tea e. Table. hes lrrs5 + d.
BUILDING HARDWARE
OF every description. Glass all Sizes. Carpenters
& Joiners Tools, Anger Bits e. Augers, Cooks
celebrated Patent and others. ilV 's'@.+
/" BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
Broad, Chopping, e. Hand Axes, Of the following
celebrated makers, Bloods, Bartons & Simmons.
Shovels, Spades, Scoops &C., Manure, Hay &
Straw Forks. Cistern Pumps e. Pipe. tg.,s,.
Stoves, we would say that we cant be
beat on our prices, and the Qualities arc not sur
passed; among our assortment may be found the
following, the Star of the West. Hinion, Centur-
ion, Paragon, Wide World and others, We also
have large assortment of Il - so
BOX f PARLOR STOVES.
Which will be sold at low figure. We are now
receiving a large lot Of Sleigh Shoes. Cauldron
Kettles, Wagon Boxes &c. ag IL.
As our stock Is too numerous to enumerate, We
would say give us q call and see for yourselves.
= We are Agents for Castons Hay Platform and
y We have added, the mandatory Of Tnware,
Iron &c, to our Business, those wishing 10 make
purchases Of tinware or stove pipe to sell again
will do well to examine our prices.
McGregor, Iowa, lH' ~ "ff' NIT
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M Office u hereby given that in pursuance of
In IN order made at the last Term Of the Dis
trict Court Of Clayton County, Iowa, Special
Term ofsaid Court will be held in Elkader on the
last Monday, the 3Oth day Of March, 1857, forthe
exclusive purpose Of natnralzing Foreigners. Per-
cons entitled to second and Small papers, and desir.
ing 70 become citizens, can come forward onsthat
day and produce the required evidence, and take
their final certificates. Il
~ Attest: THOS UPDEGRAFF, Clerk. /,
Elkader. Jan'y 8, 1857 nl63t
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.NeesC HNIed at the Bellows!
NDWARD Californian. takes this meth.
Ia Cd Of informing the Public that he has re.
c6n&Iy commenced the Business Of Blacksmithing,
in all Id Branches. He has taken the Shop for.
nerly occupied by A. c. White, one door West Of
Helwigs Stand. and he hopes BY strict attention 70
business to receive all the work he can do. lie 10
prepared 10 do any work in THE line that may Be
brought 70 the shop. c.slhsiH
~ Particular attention paid % Shooting Hosvss
and Cattle.
NGregcr, lows, Do. -. alsx
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A. 8. Blair, e Brother.
Have valuable lands, improved and un-
for sale in Clayton, Delaware,
Fayette, Worth, Mitchell, Howard, Win
neshiek and Allamakee Counties. Terms
reasonable. Enquire Of
-u a A. 8. BLAIR, 4 BRO.
4s0reger, Oct. ~, 1850. ' 9
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A First Glass Family News
s.s.Hn,..ig paper. ~ s,,.sr..R
AsaRPER'S WEEKLY.

..tAs JOUnNAL Mr. ~ CASlLlLA lAON.
Neither labor nor expense WILDE spared to make
Il the best FAMILY NEwsPAPERi in the World-Onc
whose cheerful and genial character will render
: + welcome visitor to every household. while its
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NE good. Ns object will be 70 set forth sound
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age. record the inventions Of genius, the discov-
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shr scontents viii embrace Tales, Incidents of
Travels and Adventure, Sketches Of Character and
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.,aT TIE Publishers have nnnde arrangements with
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the various Departments Of the paper. The large
space at their disposal will enable the Conductors
"a TO avail themselves Of ample selections from the
hi best and most healthfal literature Of the Old
World. The first Number will contain the COM
n mencement of Mr.. THAcxERAYs New Serial Tale,
the publication of which, from early sheets pur
chased Of the Author, WILDE continued from week
toxeek until its conclusion In addition to this
they IN si sss csy., sf Ssds sipss
Atl,e best productions Of which will be transferred
- the paper under their charge. 4.ats .sanr
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"7ILLIAMS& HARVEY have the largest
wv stock Of Hardware above Dubuque. Al
though they have paid enormous Freightss they are
bound to keep the prices of Goods % that their
customers can do better than to 60 below. Every
one says they sell great deal cheaper than any
store in this section. OF Stovesthey have large
stock and at prices That can not fail to suit. Give
them call and support a business near home, and
next season you may expect to buy as low a. at
Dubuque Or elsewhere. They have had expert.
ence in the high freight line and they do not mean
to be caught another time; but will store their
Goods in season and gte their customers the bene-
fit of Low Freights. ae'
MeGregor. Dec. 18th, 1856 NIL II.
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Scott - Rf0fkey.

e - ~ ~
SOLICIT the attention and patronage of Cit
- zens and Country Merchants, and more espe-
callt the Ladies', u their fine assortment Of Fresh
Fruits pat up il their own liquor. Fancy Toy
Cauiee such q are suitable for Holiday presents
for chiklren. Figs. Layer Raisins, Cprrahts, and
CittOns prepared for Mince Pies. Corn Starch
prepared for poddihgs. s'sa Ha
Z Vesmicelli, Maceaso0i, Csanhersies, Oysters,
Sardines, Pickles and many othes dainties Of life,
necessary ct this season of the year in every fam-
~. Our assortment of Fresh Fruits consists Of
FRESH PINE APPLES.
PEACHES.
Ea to aa" CHERRIES 80 pv se
q " DAMsONs.
GREEN CAGES.
OUNCES.
RAsPBERRIES. 60, 20
Also . large and beautifnl assortment of 6nc
Csocery apd yellow Rock Ware, Just opened
Fire Cnckess u Wholesale L Retail. Window
Glassof all sses,
McGrcsor, De. 10Th, less nlle.
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El.ag1k Trees.

INOOD FRUIT is one Of the Greatest Luxu-
M ries Of the day, and how little attention is
required 70 raise sufficient quantity Of the chpic
,sf The tranHlanting Of trees now, will soon sup
ply US with all that we wish for. Do not delay |!
Nov is the Time saE aA4.,ytlaE
The trees that offer for sale are grown at
GAINESVILLE, Rock Co.., Via, and can safely say,
they N4nt BE beat in the West. Trees that are
grown IN this western country, are iar better for
tcanspsantng than those grown South or East. \
We take great pains in selecting healthy stocks.
suitebls p thewestern clinats. We wquld invite
the attention. Of ell who wish to purchase fruit trees
isrhe coming speiag Of 1857. All oslers ad.
dresssd % w. F. WARp. Mf;rcgor, Clayton Co,
Love, wiN Be promptly attended to- The follow.
Ing list OF prices delivered at the above men.
toned place in good order.
Apple tres s. :; sy;..' from ssa sss,. %
1lls sas Pears, Dwa,is, ,syaiab ei tf,af. 7SiIO :
ri.e =. Cheuy Trees, ltetia ais 1880 4
N Va Gnpes. psopagasea. ai'ii.,s ssst 5000, a
81 Carsaats and Gooscbenics, Or all yarelle, =
Also. all varieties Of Ornamental Shi..bbery.
!, 1857. = - 1857.
.nfs Scarcity of .y1essey!!l
CLOTHING ALL THE CHEAPER!!!
BARTLETT & CO...
"AvD Just received another New supply Of
haasness and Dress Under Goats, Over Coats
sCaa4mers and Doe Skin Pants, Silk Velvet and
"a Plush vcats, Fancy Neck Ties and Handkerchefs,
atvhioh sasy,are selling Lown rHAs rvra. G,vE
JAIL l,slssgza .i3s qat tt. =. .s1s ~
.s.,ef ~ UteoeJsn 8ocks.1
Aeothss New Supply Of those Heavy Wool
*~@ss- BSkfLErr L oo.
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From Boston, New Y ork, and othsr cities.
which he offers to the Trade and the pub
lie generally, at the lowest CASH prices.
known in the West. nag.a
His Stock consists in part of Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, ~
Ready Made Clothing,
Hardware. Queenswarc, Earthenware,
and in fact almost eterythiag usually
found in q well regulated and carefully as
sorted stock.
He will take pleasure in showing his
goods and giving prices. and if ne can
have an opportunity to do so he thinks
that those who fa5or him with call will
find tito their interest to buy--at least he
will try to make it 50. /
McGregor, Iowa. nlA
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Take Notice.

4 LII persons indebted TO the undersigned
IN either by note OF book account, are request.
ed to call and scttle the same Immediately; as all
notes and acconnts remaining due and unpaid BY
the frst Of January next. will be placed in the
hands Of an Attorney for collection, uuleh by
special asreemenr aa ..9t
ND. EVANS. ts
EVANS i CONKEY. 8
xeoreeor. Nov. 10, 1856. nj SIN.
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To the Ladies.
BONNETS! u BONNETSi
hne lot Of Velvet, Silk and Satin Bon1ets, of
tho latest styles on exhibition at
#i NE1RiLL & BARaox's, E
and for sale at very reasonable prices.
Call and zee them. 81
II yOss sCN1st assy
sH'j FUR HATS, or
~ s CAPS Of any kind. 60 to
MERRILL = BARRoNY,
dS3 EkY4 Main sttsst.
whore yuu viii dnd complete sssossmAnt Of Hats
and oss, sad b sble 70 by At saxs!asAosy p;ess.
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U. G. HAYT. O. BURDICK
AUA u III r..
H e. -AaFE Il Co.
Have ON hand and are CONSTANTLY receiving gen.
'eral assortment Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
No. sding, ! inch and "a inch flooring. Plank
~ &2inch clear Boards ofall lengths and quail
ity. J9ists .scantling, fencing, &C.. &c
7 RAho Shingles & Laths, all of which will be sold
cheap for cash. u lui sl} .#aft
4 tMcGregori Iowa, Jan. 9th, 1857. nl4tf.
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The late firm of Allen 4 Wilkerson.
having completed their New Brick Store,
at McGregor, north side Of Main Street,
are now receiving the most extensive and
valuable Stock Of Merchandise ever offer
ed to the buyers of Clayton County.
Their assortment comprises nearly every
tsing that may be required in this country
! The following brief list Of such articles
as recur to the mind, will give only q
faint idea Of piles of Merchandise, and the
variety of useful ornamental and indis'
pensable articles that crowd their comma.
dions Three Story Ruildinu. ~
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Singers Sewing Machines,
3Q3 Rroad,oex. N Y. 70 Clark 81. C1seaoe

Singers Sewing Machines.
800 Brosdsesy. N. Y, ~ Clark 81, Caicsgo.
THESE Machines have established q great
il regulations founded on substantial excellence.
The fair profit of using one Of these Machinesrcg-
ularly employed is ~ n.sr.a; sar IN fs@ =
$1,000, 90 a Year.
No Tailor, Scamstrsss, Shoe manufacturer, Sad
dler, other person having sewing or stitching to
do, can afford to do without one. A peculiar merit
Of Singers Machines, which no other kind canju
lyclaim, is that the same Machine win do every
kind of work perfect style. They are strong du-
rable, willkeepin order Whoever buysone may
be entirely certainit will do his work. Every large
private family ought to have one. !;
All who wish complete and reliable information
in regard to price and size ofour Machines, manner
ofworking and method Of purchasing, ithalrother
particulars, can obtain it by APPLYING by letter at
eitherofour Offices for copy Of l. N. sneER Co.'s
Gazette, paper devoted to the Sewing Machine in
terest. 1t will be supplied gratis.
eeaft,.-s.. ..rs sa4. l. NJ. SINGER e. co.
CT Local Agents wanten in every town inthe U.
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Two Hundred and Forty yAass Of Land within
one and half miles Of HARD1x, . Aosrishing
village in Allamakee Co, twenty miles fun u.
Gregor. sAid Farm is known BY the nns Of
the Jackson Farm, said Farm II composed of
Prairie and Timber, about equally divided, md
is regarded a. one Of the best Farms in Allama.
kee County. For sale on easy terms, BY
.tG -'E HnR ". .,-
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NJ CA COR.
EVANS T. CONKEY

The subscribers have on hand and to
arrive. one Of the largest and most com
plete stocks of e~
GROCERIES,
ever offered in Northern Iowa, consisting
in part Of the following articles. whjsh win
be sold fo- cash At low fgurss. ~,
1 90 Bags Rio Coffee. ..,,.u.... iii
50 Hhds Sugar. $50, ~ a6 Ill .Fi
80 Bbls. Crushed and CariAsd Sugar.
400 Kegs Nails. y .., ,i,. g..
80 Bbls. NolAssss. ~ .lr,,..- ~
80 Chests Tea. r. ueaa ri . s#}
- Packets Java Coffee. 1@ 'aa Us
500 Four and s lb. Csdiss Imperial and
Va d. Young Hyson Tea. fr ~. fs
10 Tons Grind Stones. es2 ..as
50 Boxes Palm Soap. a#0
100 Boxes Star Candies. .'- Il
100 Boxes Mould Candles. Il
100 Boxes Candies. atssA i
25 Bbls.1 Nuts. D&Ju
10 Bills. Tar. ass
1000 Gallons Stone Ware. 4
100 Cases of Boots. . .ts IL !
20 Bales Sheeting. n, W -, -. 3 81
5 Bales Hickory Stripes. .,,sa4.a bas Il
q Cases DENNIS. r..sr ..sse~,s.evr II
1909 Seamless Bags, for sals BY p;soe
or package, by ..,,.,.>,,n Z. &C. |
Tools, Buckets, Woodsnvsrs of al kinds
for sale BY n q se'aa E.& G.
Evans L Adams Flows for sale By
+. 4 G.
Mackerel, White Fish. Trout and Cod |!
Fish, for sale by H E. 4 G. !
200 Bbls. Salina Salt, in store and for
sale by iy.q-s7 EVANS d CONKEY.
Finally everything in the Grocery Line;
all Of which win b sold to the trade at |
low prices. nj idi .1s. - ads sEoaq |