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UANSON'S CORN OIL

An entirely SAFE and SUPERIOR Illuminating Oil
Tor burning in Kerosene Lamps without smoke or
smell. Some Of the claims OF this oil to public
favor are, that its udpr is ffd or sickenng and
offensive like that of Kerosene aud other Coal Oils
but it is to nearly all persons agreeable and be.
iieved to be heaithsul; while burning properly No
odor is emitted with a suitable burner and wick,
it may he burnt in any kind Of a lamp, perfectly ;
1t is not explosive but s1ft and tho Ii .ht is port
able without smoke; the Ii yht is mellow. and SOFT
cr than that Of Gas or Kerosene: can be greatly
increased or diminished at plea urc; and does not
cost half as much the same AIN unit Of light
from Burning Fluid. however used; 1t /. not a
crease, but is entirely clean srsa starving na,s
papr; it is cheaper than Kerosene at the same
price, according tocarctul experiments. OIL Deal
crs, Groccrs aud Country Stores supplied with the
Oil ON favorable term. ais LAMPS. the best Burn
crs and Nicks and all Lamp Trimmings at low
prices for cash far further iniottaatiou apply inr
circular &c, dc.. t. the FraPri.tars anI Manu-
faetarcrs, II. +. HANSON 4 -. :, WON II
B"sioS. ~ RisAt. At Ttsrsi4vt fav s4is
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Day & Martin, London.

REAL JAPAN I!IACINI y q,
u FRaN DAY MARTIN - Hon IoLHpES, LpSboS,
fur polishing snd preserving Leather, eeIcbr at through
The civilized world the hest composition FIR B't
and Shoe, produces thu hi ,est jet polish with but ttie
labor unpleasant smell, and viii rts'in IL Nir
tncs ia tuS climate. Sid by the principe dealers iii
Family stores, Baots Shoes &c. Also hy the Agents,
BRAY HAYES, 81 Cornhill, Boston.
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WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PURE GOD LIVER
OIL AND LIME,

FOR CONSUMPTION, 1t is the only reliable
remedy known. Ii has, in thousands d" INSTANCES,
patients that seemed past hope Of recovery and
in thousands, has arrested the disease in is pri
mary stages and restored the patient To robust health
BRONCHITIS. Its I'll Ct in this troublesome dis
vey marked albion 4; it il necessary To persist in
It's Use for u considerable length Of time
FEM LIE DEBILITY. To sustain ard iugu-
the vital to make rev, rich and pure ini;
to build mp the To restore ecrS to thu
mind aud bodybuilding Ii better adapted than tii-
preparation.
In Asthma, Gaut rheumatism, Sciatca Diabetes,
Erupii"ns ecrula Eske's, Neuralgia. luftntilr Vast
ins Genera lchtv, Emart4tpu, stubborn lcrrs, SpI
nal Disease Hip Complaint, Palsy Coughs, Worms and
ALI dis arising from deficient NUT ton j. rcla
bic remedy hut its mus he persisted in Tor consider
alb leo - nj Ninr tUths Of III" whore 1t "a
supposed Ia fail simply arise from the ncdy being a6tn
dot ed before its hen, ici effects hecorue obvious. BE
crrul and get the genuine" Manufactured only by ALI
tNANpEK b. IL9UR, Chemist 100 Court street.
ts<t
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iuolsoa III !pIGqeIeD
Ornamental Iron IsaiIings.
Bogle's Wig and Hair Work.

Truc.t to Nature. irrcproachablc in style per-
feet in fl. NoNEcancqua them. Sole lseut r
tina ROYAL Transporter Parting.
BOGLE'S ELECTRIC HAIR DYE.
Best and cheapest IN the world. Try -bc con-
yineed Prices 80 cents 81 90 l.50,
ARE rot GETTING BALp, j. your Hair turning
Grey2 Boglcs Hyperion Fluid il the .rcatrcstor-
er Of hair-al others are based On this great ds
covery and are sham limitations, Prices, - cents
30 cents, - cents, and $3.50.
Proprietor, W BOYLE, 202 Washinst Street
Boston, opposite the Marlboro Hotel
Every article ftr the Toilet, to be had at Bogles
la Kaar.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

DtBiic hsacs i h~Frhy eiven that ha'd n. iles.y.
on The gsh day Il SspgruitHr. A. u. lsIa, hf lis
tnasr ssye sd ~ that dat, ya Ia the undersigned
In r. AMI ia ,rtag-, fftS u land hctHg part uf
,o4 lS IN Boil sport u thu cain'y IL Hsuens, par
ticul.riy described ii iel rverIrl in Hancock Rec
or,i. - page - te ~hrh reisrrtce - had fhf
esatttton -.ii having been tsok IN claim
% hlryclose tia give tbs notice t that purpose
THOMAS IENkN,
Nv r c. wuubs,N, hi. tt.y.
Roc .rort, sgt. 18Th. i,S0. b
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CONSUMPTION CURED
ArriUal Of tie Indian Betel ! !!

ONSt -Hi IIO-N thLD
Arriual Of tie Indian Betel !
In New York.
Coca Peruand fpr the FIST time For Sale IN North
1acrica.
TIVE Indian Bcte or Peruvian Coca, has been
j long known, and is daily used by the nhab-
itartS of PERU Brazil and Ecuador MS the supreme
and universal remedy against Diseases of tho
Lungs, especially
CONSTITUTION, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CATARRis,
And COLDS,
The uni Iersal and miraculous effect of this plant
is not only eXtolled by Alexander Won Humboldt
in hi. book on Peru, but also recommended in the
highest terms by our late lamcnted Captain Ilern.
don, /. ). y. aud Lieu. Gibbon, [. S.N., in their
printed Official Report on the exploration Of the
Amazon River, undertaken by order OF the u. 5.
Government.
DIR. il LILO SAMPSON,
Late of Lima, fcra, has made an arrangement to
receive regularly supply Of the Fresh Essence Of
that plant, which is now for sale at his
INSTITUTE FOR Lung DISEASES,
5l2 BROADWAY,
opposite the st Nicholas Hotel, New York.
Write description Of your ease as distinctly as
possible, and he will communicate to you the man
most appropriate to the great Remedy in
your individual ease.
Persons SgBtfiag from DeJiity 4 Weakness
will revive under lis effect in few weeks.
Pace 81 per BorrlE. SiN BorrLEs for $40.
Office for personal consultations 5l2 Broadway.
Letters must be addressed to box $3.50, 20, NY.
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AMOS P. TAPLEY,

No. 81 Min Street.
Opposite Pearl Street,) Bosroy,
1 INVITES the attention Of Country Merchants
L to his Stock of
b OE'S AND SFEOES,
ard requests an cxaminat ton of the same, before
they make their Fall purchases. He has, in par
tcular, especially adapted to LumberneD,
ESTES THICK BOOTS,
Of different lengths and thickness, Of superior
qu tlity, and warranted in every respect.
BOOTS of other makers, especially manufactur.
ed for him, which particularly adapted to tho
East, Trade.
BOYS and Youths Thick Boots, Mems Brogans,
&c. and Boots and Shoes Of every variety for La
dies and Children wear all OF whcl viii DO
sold Vry L3,c for cash approved credit. 3mJl
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Hancock agricultural Society.

PREMIUMS ipE THorrING.
'I,liE ffsatats afat,.l fl tfattEu; ig the fTu,-
tr5. ut tae IlaH ,a,k Agricultural >rvi,y
and g. b. eauiensiri iar At the exhibition ts hc
held at Ellsworth r. teub5r goth and 9Th, are
a. taliuW--
tif-t day, tao premium & 50 aol S,o. tnilc
hclts. b.st tss. iu tlfev. iu hatns-s. Al HORSES
entering Tor The lb,s. irvtatHlt-, must be- owned
IN the County a ici.tstNiy ial- tciorc tic day oi
trial
Entry Zee rar tho fir premium. SIMON
do 5iu -.s5uI premium, 5.u1
A-5 tes .rsHT5anis II ; Ia sui SO, oiru Ia all
horses owa,1 Ia The Gsun'y that never tratted i'r
a puf.e.
Eatry Zee for tae ftst Premium 90
do da -ea4i lHsa4I4=a, 20
Second cay, tso ptel,i1ul. 90 ~ aud ; aud
open e. all bog-s- owned u the state, unite heat,
bet two ,H three lu Hatoe--
Entry rs tuf the Gf-t premium. 5000
do dn .ta.5ui flfe-uiaai, "a
The Soeisty have al.a their grauHls "a fret rste
track .liI by s'-ni IuI-;'s a. be- tae ne-t an New
England tllt Am Il iitssb Hf-h rfa srtdias
aud othcrWi.r improving IL. AND what be- rauuut
do in that re-pect ia -, worth while iaf any one
to undertake.
GEo =. ltNN, )comia,tsee
EtNhiEA-
81 a. \ Mills y Trattinv
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Foreclosure OF Mortgage.

u>II1,HETI {. WAKEFIELD, wife u Amhrcsc c.
L., Wakeacli, Il ChtfrYhed' IN tn eounty Of wash
fv,,,o n her own rirhI ~, tNrny Fourth day II NAV
H. ls53 her mrrtzaEr d-ssi q thai date, conveyed
40 me- smith Il sisubn in sat county, 40 f and
In s,,txase certain usrt rarurl II ai, situated IN
Yr4nk IN IN essluiy Il ii-A, near n" point uh-re
the road leane ffapl sullivan :" san fsnkp in7rscts
she rad l-aing from thsrry rt and "n n sestrfy
p,y. Of said suiteau rat aui nsivi "A tpss b. Nt
tcsaning s.d SUD, r,ssi At tt~ northeast enrrr ~
Thma. rau's lsId henr~ .lii-ry on 'a-i rams hi's
s.ents -ihr,e r,-is, thecs Wr-t.fs SID rams aid
Tartrrn ri. g. ia1.l Owned Is Jhn 81 uiass -h
~ry hy said Vests line tsrUty thryr r. 10 TIE f's
Aforesaid, thence ra-trfy ~ -na rad tufsen f-is 4"
a.. ..4ss IT g!uue, cdtaluiHs tsa assi sAN ~ ss
win the builngs Ui,r,ta- Ai ti rItait Hus Il sah
moftga,, having been broken hst ~ rsiu afrrcsufc
Of the eh'tht
By \. NttL.tx his Ally.
Cherryh.h, Sert l2'h. i,t9 u
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TIE INVENTORY ENfHiNGf.

Established A u. -.
/. i.asei ~ II E5arts Nfzsa. Bzsf.a. Hrs
Al this establishment the Merchant. tue FeHn-
dry Man. tie Calumet Maker, the Machini-t the
Carpent,t the Capitalist aud those wle are in
search ot business can fud something # interest
and worthy ct attention. 1t i. tho aitnaud dcsi:n
Of this Establishment 10 place upon Inhibition and
sale such inventions er sooas enly are Of a.
noHledsei worth AMI ptactieabiiity such A. will
prove rriuuurraiitc to the purchaser aud give en-
tire satis action L. the public.
Th. Institution i, al,p designed place of
iepasitc aud exhibition II invention. by the Pa
tantee or owner Thereof. wh"fc said inventions can
be- properly shown u the public aud disposed Of h
ai,anta .. Auo-t duly there are cali. for cer-
tain Patented Article, which the public need but
cannot ~ iii thcIns We. a. because the inventors
or owner, Do not make them known.
Now let all 4teutor- owners 4 truly praeti-
cal article. brtn,. 'h"m eut ani avail Themselves
Of the Inventors Exchange, II Erattlc street and
ten 10 one a sale wtll be effected, where IN their
dormant POSITION they are If no Co any
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NOTICE.

flNIIE Stockholders of the Bucksport Bank are
j hereby notified that the annual meeting for
the choice of Directors and transaction Of any
other business that may legally come before them,
will be held at their Banking room, on Monday,
the eighth day Of October next at three o'clock
F. NJ. EDWARD SWATEY Cashier
Bueksport, Sept. 10, lsG0. th35
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Bricks F.! Bricks !!

Y 0W At % tl1l q y g. EI0HIl--d .. a1d -
sale, Iva Cine ll.,ris,a Thousand god
BRICK,
All persons are cautioned -tHH-f purchssirr
The above named hriets IT artaa5tv faHs =. t.
orlan To- Gaa- Mcdonald a.ee Gle BE
light to di..-,.e u theta. lugr.f 49, .'a
Mutual STONE.
Ellsworth Sep, Is, lsGo. -
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Gold Leafand Foil, Dentists Plat,

WIRE AND SOLDER,
Manufactured by LprHROP TolMAN,
l6 Harvard Place oppu OH south Church Ia sion
Gold aud silver .Assayed aud Melted.
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TRUsSES, SUPPORTERS & BRACES

The great ncmbcrs Of radical Hernia within tile
last few years. by the Of pr. !. W PHELPS Spiral
spring Trsscs, has given III IN prefer all others
His apparatus for the correction and III all kinds Of
def0rmtes used At the Massachusetts, Gcnerat Iiosp-
tall AMI recommended By the first Surgeons in Eu-
rope aud America.
Artificial Legs, Arms and Hands, Apparatus
for Club Feet Spinal Curscts for Projecting shoulders and
Distorted spines. Laced Stockings, Knee Gaps, and all
ether kinds At the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
No. 90 fremont Street, Boston
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

A FoRc,pLs ILlusrRAr1on.-- friend from
Ripley county, Indiana, relates to us pretty
GOOD hit which Teutonic citizen of that
neighborhood Inadvertently made. the other
day, In giving his reason for voting the
Republican ticket
II links leaves de Democrats long time
ago, but every year dey pulls de wool ober
mine eyes, aud 60 goes NIT dem agin but
dis time dey pull it SO tam far dat 1 .ees
rioht ODER de top! Dat ish w votes dc
Republican ticket" ..s,. Il
There is. good deal Of condensed truth il
that observation.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

P. P.
(SteVrt' SUM
smeFPd win
terCo& Stovel
imp. $4,000,
(the best in the
Hh,aa 80
water reSor-
t&r, warag
closet Dutch
oven for roast
ing, which has
almost entirely
superseded all
Stoves in the
East, and Of
which
$4,000 /
are in us e \
Call and see
these Stoves.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

,fsffzs aG.S3i2 50 fsssE sos 4Se1ggs
s5ssyagc .Is,e SO -9l nos si.s6 v isassha
s..5TiMgD Is i .8gA
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

~ We invite tho attention Of all to an exam
inatiou Of our stock. Drop in and see %. AZ oil
hours of the day you may be sure to find PRETTY
GOODS at Low PRICES.
-aa,.., .DUNbM0RE / CHAMBERS:
Sept. n, 1860-tf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

..sis zss,j l.ssa s3tsa
.aa2i III as3h seEsgss1
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

A Slip OF THE ToSGUE.-On Saturday
ayoung lady entered one of our music
stores, for the purpose Of purchasing a
piece of music, entitled, when | sleep
! dream of thee" but by one of those lu-
dicruuS mistakes which will sometimes
happen in the best of families, she as
tonisbed the young gentleman Of the
store by inquiring if he had the music
entitled, when | dream, | sleep with
thec,.' This brought a modest blush to
the cheek Of the fair inquirer-ditto to
the young gentieman.-NoUoK Argus.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
Az Irish VALENTINE Oh Paddy

An IRISH VALENTINE. - Oh Paddy /!
swate Paddy! if | was ye're daddy, I'd
kill We with kisses ~enterely; if ! was
ye're bruther an likewise ye're muther,
III see that you went to bed early. To
feel we're svate breath, | would starve
INC to death, and lay off my hoops alto
gcther; to joost have a taste of we're
arm on my waste, I'd laugh at the mean
est of weather. Dear Paddy, be mine, my
own valentine-ye'll find me both gen.
tie and civil; our life we will spend to
an illigent end, and care may go dance
with the divil.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

MASSACHUSETTS 4 Coon PESA. COLONY
Mr.. Bradley louisiana introduced into
the House an act for the transportation
of all negroes convicted o. capital
crimes To- the State of MasSschusetts.-
If the bill pass, We are in hopes the
pulpit blackguards, and John Brown
sympathizers generally, will proit by
their association with convicted Cuffy.
The bill. would be more appropriately
STYLED :'an act to send missionaries TO
BostSn 70 improve the morals and man
nersd abolition clergymen."
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
PROSPECTUS.
Young Ladies .fcadeiSy
AND
CONVENT OF HOLY CROSS,
PIaquemine, (lbcrviiic,l La.

a
I'hts NSIiIO no. rs oeauil'nIIy slioa'eu
Il Ia ths centre OIL the '0Sh % r!aquen1lne'
The buildings or, large and ccmmedious, AMI
the grounds OF good ample space TOR amusement
and healthy exercise. The institution oelng
situated within a lew minutes walk OF tAe sieam.
' n"sa , ,-,u les. s"'Ty -, raDJarisd by The SISTERS of
Holy Cross, who being wholly devoted 10 the
important work o. pubic i"s't"eiIOn' apire no
tue aud store their minds with knowledge, and
their parenis improved IN virtue and learning.
To impaTi a thorough education in the highest
sense of the word-to train the moral and the i'll
teIlectual ~being-io deyelope sound health and
elegan, manners is an object OF constant aiten-
tioN The system OF government IS mild and
maternal, aiming 10 guide rather than 10 drive
The pupil, along ihe path OF duty. The comforts
snd personal habits OF the young ladies'. receive
The same attention as IN the most refined family
.
The Institution i, Catholic: bu, youn. ladies' OF
all denominations are admitted. prov ided thew
are wiling for the sake OF order and uniformity.
TO attend he exercises, of pubIic worship. The
Ac,d.m;caI wear !, OF ten months. TIN course
! of Eduration embraces all the branches usually
taught in Academies. with the facility OF prima-
~ instruction in 10th the English aud French
Languages. al the option Of parents.
J,ru, IN, Roo,d.rs.
-"
Entrance fee, Bed, $500, s 90
Board and Tuition. per annam. payments
quarterly III adv vance, so 90
ycrua. far LoIf RoorJcr,.
Tuition per month, payable monthly, Gu w
! Terms for Dav Scholars:
i"'''o"' per 'Ho"'"' P"J'O'e "O"h w
Extra charges al The option oil parents VIZ
Music, MEDICAL AlIrndance, BOARD al 'onvent
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

IMPORTANCE OF PrGLICIrY.-lIunt's Mcr-
chants Magazine for Fcbruary--onc of
the best numbers of that excellent work
issued-sayS: "Notoricty or publicity
is an Indispensable element OF success
to the merchant, mechanic or manufac-
turer, who would give n speedy and
wide distribution : - The commodities
and productions which he seeks to ex-
change for money. He may have cap
ital, skill, convenient position, punctu-
ality, industry and honcsty-eycry pos
sible fitness for his buSincsS-and all il
nothing, if he have not sufficient noto-
ricty. This notorietv. let il cost more
or less, he must purchase or provide for
as carefully as he purchases or manufac-
lures his stock. And il must, in extent.
bear II certain relation t. the business
he would do; it must hc both positive
and comparative. People must not on
ly know him and his business, because
otherwise they will not find him; but
they must know him, because otherwise
they will find and trade with those who
are better known. 70 do a successful
and profitable business, a merchant
must advcrtisc-no matter what he
sells"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

EIRE.AWe are surprised that any man
should dispute with his wife as to which
of them Should get up and make the
fires when they have no servant. The
husband should do it, Of course. Aman
who would lie in bed while his wife got
up aud made the fires, ought to be put
10 bed in q s~nowbank, with a lump f
ice for a pillow and a northeast wind
for a'blanket.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
New Goods ! Meow Goods I! /!
FaH and Winter Supply.

NOV in store and for sale by ROTH, DE-
" BLIECX X co, al their old stand. corner
Bank and Main streets, Plaquemine, La
90 bbIs. blrached " hale OIL;
20 bbls. wiIier strained LAID Oil,
- bbls. No. do;
- bbis. cotton seed Oil;
1900 PAIR best ods-taHned Russeis;
1900 pair lron-p"ss, Oak-tanned Russstsi
l.O pair planters iong-leg grain Boots,
lJJ pair planters short leg Boots;
800 Kersry Monkey Jackets.
800 kers-. Pants;
100 dozen kentucky Wool Socks:
~ 10 90 Net socks and Stockings
- DO Blue and Red Flannel OveTshlrts,
Ii do Collins. Ky. Yankee Patent Axes;
SIS do Black and White Wool Hats;
IL do Glazed Hats;
10 do Scotch Wool Caps;
20 do AHes' spades. short and long handles;
IS dn Ames. shovels, do do;
80 90 Casi-sleel Case Knives;
; do lion, lin and copper sugar ladies';
) do do do do skImmers,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
Preserve -FOUR Teeth.
J. a.
Surgeon Dentist,
14& ROYAL STREET

Late lS2, bet,sesn 81. Peter and Toulouse SIS.
CONTINUES 10 call the attention OF those
" who need the services Of q competent Dem
list, and those persons whose Teeth have been
injured by unskillful Dentists, whose gold drops
out q short time after the Teeth are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
fort, by applying TO J. A. C~AsADAvAsr, they can
have all operations ia the Dental Art performed
conscientiously, and in the mos, scientific manner.
He benumbs the gums, before Extracting Teeth,
with a chemical preparation invented by him,
which lessons the pain. Consultations in
French. Spanish and English. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

Law Oh LOUISIANA REGULATING ISrEE-
Esr.--The following Act wac passed by
the late Legislature
SECTION /. BE IL enacted by the Senate
and Hons, Of Representatives Of tie State
of Louisiana ~ General -isS,mbiy c"arcRed:
That the owner of any promissury note,
bond or written obligation Tor the pay
ment of money to order. 'cr bearer, or
transferable by assignments, shall have
the right tn collect the whole amount of
such promisSury notes, bonds. or writ
ten obligation, Notwithstanding such
promissury notes, bonds, or written oh
legations may include q greater rate of
interest or discount than eight per cent.
per annum.
\ PrOridcd, Such obligations shall not
Near more than eight per cent. interest
/per annuIn after their maturitics until
paid.
SEC. ,. BE It further enacted, &c. That
oil laws in conflict with the provisions
of this act be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
VIEW. ."V'S.
DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
SNNSEAs,
36. Camp Street.......36
NEW ORLEANS.

-ANCHOVIFS-M Oil and Sab.
.7PPLES-GrHn, Dried, Prs,erpsd, and lpps
Jelly.
B.ACON-Breakfau Bacon, Side, and Shoulders
BEEF-Phiado phia and Western. Dried Bet.
BUTTER-GOshen, Roll and Western.
BUCKWHEAT-M 66ls, B do, bags and 6Ozn.
BROMA-Baksr's extra prepared.
BROOM-COrn, Hair aud Whisp.
BRUSHES-W husrash, Shoe, Scrubs and DHss-
CHEESE-Emgh,h DAIRY, Cream, We,tern,
Pine Apple, Dutch and ~SGpsago.
CR.4CKERS-CrGcknas, Cinnamon; Cararay,
Cream, MIX, Sugar, Boston, Water, Ginger,
Vine, Soda and Maccaroni Snaps.
COFFEE-OiGGOv. lara, Family lara, Harand,
Old Rio, LGguird, Mocha, Mericdn and CoHa
CHOCOLATE IND cocoa.
CLANS and OYSTERS.
DRIED CHERRIES-Biackbsrris, and Peaches.
EGGS.
FRUITS-Rai,in,, Currant,, Pie Fruts, Tab.
Fruits, PrunCS, Figs, Citroa and Cran5srries.
FLOUR-F E. F. g Golden Hue, and Atlantic,
ut bis, II Al, and bags.
FISH-MackereL, u. hi bbk, KIT, and If do, Goldfish,
Mackinal0 Trout, Salmon, pickled and speed,
Roe Herring, Dried Herring, Hali6ut aud
Scotch Hcrring.
GINGER-Cdnton, Dried and puiverised.
HERBS-SaSt, Thyme, Saroyy and MagOrsm.
| H.9MS-Ssgqr- Cured. Green and Mutton.
ISLNGLASS IND GEL.3TLNE.
JELLiES-Curydnt, Grape, PiHmb Danson, .9p-
pie, Orange, BLackberry, Raspberry, Strar-
berry, Lemon, Peach and GEara.
LiQU0RS, WINES And CORDL4LS-Bran-
dy, Hhisky,~ Champagne, MaddrG, Port, Mas
cat, Sherry, .7anIsetts, GSigHoet, Ratafat,
Cassis DIV Mont Dor, CuracOa, Maraschino,
Hossister's Bafrs, SchIedam Schrapps,
Orange Fiousr Water. lie, Porter. Ciard
VINES. Blackberry, HEd Cherry and Freneh
Cordiai,.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-PLantation
and Sugar-housS MOLassss, Stepdrfs and Bel.
cher's Syrup, aud Sirop de Bdtsrie.
NUTS-Almonds, soft shell and sheAed, and
PecGns.
OILS Cotton Seed, Lard and Sperm.
PICHLES-OiirsS, PecOlliHi. Gerktns,
Inns, CaulifOrtr,, Onions, Red Cabbage, &c.
POTA TOES- Irish and SIreet.
PRESERYES-Pine Apple, Peas. Peaches,
Grab .4pph, Orange, RGck6crry, Raspberry.
Strawberry, Plans, .4pricOts, Damsuss, Cher
rios, Grape, Green Cages and Lungs.
QTINCES-P Preserved and Ounce JeLies.
RICE arlsy, Spit and Dried Green Peas and
Beans.
SODA-Cr Cream, Tartar Salaratus and Yeast
POrders.
SALT MARCH, Soap, Mustard, Pepper,
Lamp Wick, Sc.
SAUCES-Mushroom, Ketchup, Tomato
do, Worctsershire, Soho, John Bulls, Harpsy's,
PaOh, Beef asak, China Royal, &c,
SCGAR-BrOUn GrGauLated, Povdered,
Loaf and Crushed.
SOAPS-OakieyS, Hulrs, Kelleris, Honey,
Palm OIL, almond and Transparent.
TONGUES Sugar-cHred and Picked.
Pigs Feet, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Mes, and
Prime Pork.
TEAS-EngLish, Breakfast, Ooolong, Pou.
ehong, Rose, Old HysOn, Young HysOn, Hnpe,
rial and Gunpoirder. loose and in papers Of hall
aud quarter pounds. q
PERMICELLL MaccarOm, TapiOco, Sage and
.irrotroot.
VINEG.4R-W White Vine, Cider, Catau6a ana
Common.
SPICES-Nace, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, All
specs, Ciores, &c.
SUNURIES-I India Curry Salad Cream
ROa and Bay Waters. Oatmeal, Hominy, Ora
ham Flour, Corn Meal, Grts, Indigo. Pals
Buckets, CLaths,' LINES, CamGiss Of ali Kinds
Shrimp Paste, Yarmouth Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
o. Goods delivered free Of drayage 10 boats
febll-ly