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Molsons Bank Gard wire,
Iron wire,
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DOZAINIOIT.
...A.couvostkrzu ux ACM OF PIMLIAMBO'Fihess. Bone ittee, Buttons, 13y the new system lotroduced in thee
Cut work, Button or needlework. Galt ()antral Sohool that town matte
Cepf tat, $2,000,000, •
la wee not until 1842 that the $700 a year.,
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL British Parliament seriously content.
RAC Edward Piths, of A.uro
rtt
latexes WOMOTAF, BLit', • - 1131.0314as 'plated the advisabilita of anything like
MOTABON. TIBC/. • - • .100.2 ee.$
DIREC52ORS.
Zoo 1) 1, Maepherson. W Shepherd,
S Eswing,
ei elson, P P
F.. WeLsetasi•kx Paolo.% Esq., Gehl Ilianaaer,
Yes. Enmot,Esu , ilinneftve-t• Arontreal „Branch,
1. rtataeow, Nee., - - Inspector.
Exeter ranr3II,
BEI C. BREWER - - MANAGER.
LOANS TO FARMERS.
NIoney aneaCed to farmers on easy terms, on their
own promissory notes with one or more good n-
tlorsers. No mortgage required as seourity.
SAIINGS BANK Dr,PARTMENT
5 tier cent Interest calowed an cievosite.
'Drafts on 'United States bought audsold. Skov-l-
ice Exchange bought aud sold,
Collections made in Lill parts of the Tseminion
and retarus promptly remitted •at„lowest rates '-ef
exchange.
Exeter Lrgust 15th 187a.
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Irvr la fef:>,:t l'ilt,
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Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Sprace,
Sreet),w here adver-
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be made for •it in oe is
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 5, 1880,
FREE TRADE IN ENGLAND.
(Chicago Inter -Ocean.)
Kroner*, Clay 0o., D. T.. June, 1880.
flo the Adttor of the Chicago Inter -Ocean.
Did. England. acquire her commercial bup-
:cmaoy by pursuing a Free Trade or Protoo-
five policy Free Traders invariably cite Eng-
land as a conspicuous illestration of the HOC-
..sess. of the i'roe T-ade Policy. Give a brief ltection. For instaece, °Div. Eng.liele-
eistory of England's tariff legislation. built lecemotives cart be need on Ena•
FRANK EASTMAN. Hall rail ways, which viretterly prohibit,'
the importetion of locomotives..
Aerswea.—ey pursuing a protective
policy. Centuries ago Euglandadopted
that policy in the most stringent furrn.
ree trade for hetself, By that tinie
'her industries were So diversified, de-
veloped, strong, and. aggressive, and
the need of wore extend ei and more
liberal markets tb take off her growing
serplas of fabrics Wati So imperative,
that her statesmen concocted the de-
ign of vetting an example of relaxing
her bud! system, with the expectstio'a
that foreign governments wonld patdarn
after her new policy. In 1846 Eng/and
virtually repealed the corn laws, but,
was remoNed. Her object was three-
fold ; first, to induce other countries tn
a like course by the force of aombined
precept and example ; secomTe to leave
room to draw back should the experi-
ment fail ; third, to afford. soope for re-
ducing wages to her operatives by
diminishing their cost of living. About
that. time, influenced by her theoriee,
the United States passed the Act of
1846-- a tariff for revenue only—and
thus opened wide to her the most
copious and opulent of the world's
markets, by which slut immeneely bone
fitted. Subsequeally, Enolend very
slowly and oeutionely relaxed her dirties
on lb:wort-el manufactutes. The end
of proteetiv, rates CMS not entirely
reached until May 1, 1874, when the
duties on snaer and molaesee were re-
moved. Tine cLaing aot in her pro-
gramme heel the effect of inieing her
sneer r4ilning iednetiy in a faw ye re.
end now nothing but its wreck remnies.
Still by general intermit regulations
end by municipal laws sbe yet main-
tains a system which heat, as• regards
many articles, all the fines of hair pro•
Ij-
linois, has aceepted a Gen to the pa*.
t, rate of the 0oug,regatiotal Churcla.
AUGUST5,
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Fraudulent hat; re xresattOre-hetese been BAT.,111.1,8(11E4TAlt.
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arrested at S. Chttittteniitete,.
Hotel (mettle eliiit wee are Deooming Thureclity, eagest (i--Crecllt sale of
farm stock and implements,. the property
moat dA, if. g in' t'lleir• operations, the la.e Daniel liGhliimh eo
tot 16 n. 2,.
Milntsealre. taxes- are being oollt etrdi lliof, adulpla, James uke, Ate,tioneer..
witle wen kAr pro plitudee this setteon 1 -
thee' hr rawly yearpasta I. BIRTii,
' Ill. 11iY. Si Blanc, el at. Pr, 600 ',VI '--- •
frail& X., Will visit N't 0!) ti ea] a 111i ug the Nt,,:— ..1t. Perge1a1guoslinne, ou the 17tli
A marl named Streiton„ of teach, Ealtibition in Septernb; r nee... 1 elt., tat. vete of Mr. B. 0 Byrne, of the
1 Pttliic Departmeat,, of a daughter.
beet) fined ley the 'opal' tnagistratee,: loam, B 01.1,1.1.1111,,ep. 14 to. ,
for stabbing a baulky liorse willt seed it Cr- Williatiat, as iteetut of lliej -"""
Dominion Telegraph COntoally Bk.! r IiR,11y F(t1iI31I).'
The Repaid McKellar farm of 501 Thomee.. 1A.It rerson gr,ras (111 credit t I: ny
sores, consisting of the 8, NV. (varier Leann offor4 t..„ pay t 0001 ir ma. t‘tr "N.M. " t
of lot 17, in the 6th con. of Dectiwiela. :delph peye,,s800) to ,Yard the e0,4t t. 064,1 ne, A iot,t silt, lest).
hal been purcthased by It bed, Mo.
Kellar for $1,900t
Mrs. Preetom. of 1-leintingden,. nmen
Mr. Lillie. of the same township, were
seriously injuredby a eurneway team
in Belleeiller the horses jumping
into their wagou from
Late on Saturday night, while the
men in Mr. 'E. Doherty's foundry, Wat •
ford,. were, about to, run, a horse -pn wet.
wheel, the ladle coutaining about 5001
pounds of metal ulotet, setting -film to
the building and- badly bnrning several
men,. The five W38 exeinguished be-
fore um& damage, was done"
• DefOre taking hie departure for Eug-
land iast week, Peiuce Leepold preeee-
led to Mr. 11. Illoie, the Station
ter of the Ietercaloni d Railway et
Oanstipscel, near Aletapeiiia, avalnable
gold brestatpin and his photograph, it:,
recognition of the lattetae services dm,
ing His Royal Irighnees' late fishing.
exearsioe.
.11,tolan, everybody will be pleased,
to hear. is once more feeling like him-.
self. 1 -le is very confident of sue° e:s
with his Australian rival, and avow'
i!ia s
his inteutien if pnt to it of making the you require: Theolive eut by 'nail
reteteled
supreme effort of his life. He will to whereever wanted, It is
aeon toopnblish a li4t of as many of
sail for England on the 2ud' of Sep•
tember. the cured une-1, as way not object to it.
etitolifoi k.
I VV()('N .r •
1J(TIf-.1.4N i'ALE 01? FARM ANI)
the cc:Imam/tatted bratioh of railroad,.
'$20,000 betties., ail recoil -elle bele ii. ,_i... ()noted for 1-ele by
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A. Chicago Eli'vp ., telt eaye 1 /IA MA MP'. kibV:,11k.',.."1-11q1313:."1 the Premise's, 00 Stitliallf.y:
ty tor teree
, ,,,,t.,,,,late‘a, tree e eleete.te farm ,,g 1[P,1 03:rem. tit,.
Mt', 'fl • ' . ' 4(
lot it' i
eri a ,(1) fa taonj ) ,et I, ut iog 11.).trteitpe,110.:111111.),.. It:, .ert ,:t f , 1 ! s,..linti, 1,,,..pa,in,14pni. n. lire,
)ii .e „or , ,. ... 0 the late Phill , lt• 1 • 1
111,)us Ind Eagiiiii ela. !reel ; three eeoa weee ae e ,Tee, -'ut.' .,"'‘''''',-1,1"'
ig, all te, il bi'Llittuer'::::::;Iteaelat"10111:;1;'',A;!:ii. ‘,1;;;Ilt,11.•e. in: : : :: • . :::' ;
1 at.er, _kit,'
pamoin ger 0,trs p,ad hi., lia,ic,",,,0(tti,,tity ot• hey sold i.y 019 P..011' 1'1'231 til7.°11,1;:O'
all fully ladetted wall G. T: ernoloyees .°1tI.1I.1141::(1:11:1-,:;i1"1"3'',-,1•1l.;i1.4. '1;i''11'.:3:...
Bighteen
, et lo oteie44\14
AtIse Oraig et) last Seenteley neornin;
-, Ramat toe
bone Stratford, en rune to Pi t !in ran,
Sarnia, the P:',int ited other 1-eeties of
attractive plett4uros, Ill toturosa utri
and sound in the evet.ing.
It is stated by several who were
there, that a R:tpti-tminister' of a
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Middlesex church sta'eti' on
SES:elljtitrittc.Ylat,
111:11t1'in at io n who obeyed tb, WO rail 01
s"that they WON; the ooly
of c-illrgso
tIieL'ir;1 j.ltirttone, We take the 1 berty
a very stir ill mata
There are foNV Inlile . arriving at
Allen Craig now, which do not bring
Revd. Mr. Aekiuson of that place, an
acoeunt of a lee, cure Effected by the
old Irish lady's sel7e. Sores of all
kinds, end tigos, ii'11 to its rise. Send
stamps, and get all the information
A g mg of tramps made a raid ou The Gualoln tht ii roe"iv"ti
Springfield on Pride), night and,visited treal port fer the. teolah of .Tulv 'net
$2
a number crf residences with the follow- were $676,683, an iocrease of 24,614
over the teir-eeponding moo th of 1879.
The Itiland R;venne receipts for Jn'y
last were $103,642,70'i au iucrease of
$58;547,71 over °erre p uding. month
of last year.
Statement nc Inland Re von tre -colleet-
m.der of things ie• reyersetla 1\16RarS. thiev s overlooked two veluable watch- Ialteno Revenue Divieinn nt
Owen,. Garvey & S•,)11, the, extensive. es that were Lutuging-up in the dining Loudon during tint ef July,
furniture manufectures of Alontreal, 18S0:. Shoeing all increase of $5.•
PREVIOUS to the croming into firm of int t milt :—N. 13;nrge-s, of the Poet
Then her manufacturing incinstries 1 •101fice store, 'mit a %vetoer and five del -
were few mid feeble. To enable her the National Policy,. the Province or
lam iu money ; John Dynes,. of the
to accftiplish her objeot, she was un- Britieli Colombia lionght at her fur- Oommerciel .letel a watch awl $125 :
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wearied in her efforts to apply the fol. .t r is fi,,,
lowiug insane :-1. To facilitate the to rive rota -merman • Me, Now eae Hmay llayes; eighty. five cents. For-
tunately for the lattee. gentletuan, the
importation of raw materials for the
employment of Iter artisans 0111 mama
facturers. 2. To discourage or wholly
prohibit the exportation of raw mat -
aril's. 3. To export her manufectures
in the most finished form passible. 4.
To Prohibit or heavily burden with
dntiee the introduction of all manu-
factured articles with which her own
subjects could supply her. 5. Tr) pro•
lioit the emigration of mechanies, and
the exportatiou of mrctrinegy To
further these purposes, 'e -be steadily
employed the powerful stimulants of -
1. Bounties on, or other encourage-
ments to, the establishment of new
branches of manufactures. 2. Abeolate
Prohibition of importation and vapor
tation of certain articles. 8. Bath
heavy duties on the importation of
many other articles as nearly amounted
to prohibition. 4. Drawbaelter at the
time of exportation, of the whole or of
'the chief part of the duties paid ou im•
:portation of the articles entering into
athe articles experted. There is ero•
bably no country in the worltdi, tbeoug-
but the whole period of history, alien,
the system of probibitione and heave
restriotive duties has been earried fur.
tber or longer continued than in Eng -
have received an immenee order from
r m of de alev a ru 13 iii.h CI olu ru bia,
and the first ship lead left Alontreel
en 'oats to the recific melet a few dap,
since. Newts. Ilacnionald de Macpher-
son, of Stratford, hive received an 01' -
Ler from their agents at Winetipeg for
agricultural' maellivery to the amount
if nearly $7,0001 Mr. Woi. WAltio, of
Guelph, baa received several large
orders for a soeeitel class of goo.1u that
he tuatoefaoteres. Formerly alt these
artielee were brought into Canada from
the United. States. rhe Waterous
Eegine Company of Brantfo‘rd at a
meeting. of the aka' eholdas, placed! a
statement on the table shooing that in
the year joist ended.a, profit of $41,000
had been cleared:.
1.39stander for .Augnst ee--" 2o say
that the N. P. has, driven all the
laud. In the year 1463; under theapeople out of the country, is prepoeter•
reigu of Edward IV., the wietbern and'ons a. the N. a, mere adjustment of
policy of fostering doraestie industry new taxes in themselves unavoidable
having become generally understood.
carried have produced a very great efe
the prohibition of importation,. which ;
previously had been oenfined chiefly tO feet one way or toe other, and tierfeetly
woohcns, was extended to a very eyed trustworthy judges are of (Thiel' thrt
variety of articles, embracing thee fol- on the whole the effect has been good
lowing list :—
Woollen eaps, Any wrought tanned'
Woollen oloths, leather,
Laces, Buskins..
Crosses. Shoes,
Ribbons, Galoohes,
Fringes of silk, Corks,
Fringes of thread, Kaive4
Laces of throat', Daggers,
Silk twined, Sword -blades.
Rilk in any wise em -Bodkins,
broidered. Shears,
Imes of gold, Scissors,
Laces of silk andgold, Razors,
Saddles, Chessman
Stirrups. Playing Chessmen,
All harness pertaiuingCombs,
to saddles, Namur
ripurs, Pack -needles.
Bosses for bridles, Painted ware,
.Audiroue, &mem
tiridiroits, Caskets,
Locke, Chafing -bag,
Hammers, Rings of copperm ort of
Phloem, bitten gilt,
Fire -tongs, Clutfing-dishes ,.
Dripping-1)6aq, Hanging candlesticks,
Dine, Rings for curtains,
Tennis -balls,. Ladles,
Pointe. Saunterers:
PUrbeR• Sacring-bol Ili
Globes, Counter feit ..asink.
14irtiles Ewer%
Ear none for girdres,. of Hat •brushett,
iron, latten, stool, tiuMbel-eards.
or stkemine, Witkisotire.,
Z.:7 tanned furs, ,
If &twee artielete were deteeted'in the
itratortittien they .Were to be forfeited,
ono lijtlfLo the king 'arid the other to
the aintetrier. fri the reign of Charles.11 '
tate fist we, imeeserl to inelude ts,e
al,i6).
room.
Friday night hotel,. Nita
gara, wife bit% leen lute and a pair of petits
of Jobe the proprietor. were
stolen, in the pockets cf which was
$200 in cash sled about the same
amouolin cheq,nes nn Dickson &
13.ault. The pants e ere foiled
*minty metering in the yard •of the
tee fiery, with oiilv the cheques left.
No elite es yet to the rebbere.
011 Satnrdey last Masers!. G. &
Werth, Termite, launched the four -oar.
,11 shell which they have been mating
for the Toronto Rotviog Club duriug
ihe past month. It is built of Spaniel'
cedar, and measures 42 feet- in length,
18t inched beam, and 7i inches depth.
It is nandsomely finished, and fitted
e hit ri2l;1 the latest improvements iu beat!
Mr. Sllanntvn, the arti,t,, of St. Ca.
Uteri tieS,baR 1114tle a fill terina 017,,c44µ 10,
England, being invited by If r jetty
the Queen to Windsor Oae4-le to rola t.
the portrait of Lynly StatTord. Tire
Jeurnsd remarks :—,"rha- stteo as of
this young, gentlemenought to be it
lesson to thane Cantolians- will, imagine
no picture to be worth anything, or pos•
sess any me,it unless paiuted by a-
‘foreien' artist."
It is reported that ate English Com--
pany i about igurchasing the coal rennee
at Spring Hill, N. S., together with
Berreboro"Reilvvay. The stun men-
liOned is 1400,000. Seine excellent
eneeimens of cold bearing' (peer have
G
eneral. been found' on the property of Dr.
Jetenings, on the Quin -pool -road. In
Since the you 1750 the ROtirsciriid'svjinity'.iiceneenf search has
are said to have amaesed a fortnne of, bean taken out, and men are now
about 3,000 million dollars—e mum at work. prospecting. Tivo gieereat
equivalent to ten tni;lion years of labor parties iu Yarmouth have obtained -
51. ene dellar per oay. In return for power toe prospeot for gold, and are
this vast fortune the Rothschilds never now at work. Silver ore has been
didt a day's wort(; never: produced, a f„aug1111 Saar Loaf maga Nan, comb.
eingle article ;:never enriched the world 'erlancl county;
a ceatt. Every dollar of this amount
has been negatived by them by a species
of jugglera, the same kind which eu-
ables Cattleman lenders and bankers to
get rioli without addinganything to
the wealth of tho oonntry.
At cne o'clook Thursday morning,
the steamer of Vicksburg, while
lying at Ashpei, Tenn.,. 1200 utiles
above Moinphineveas fOutideto be in a
sinking onnditione The neasengers
escaped, although the vessei5eank.withr
inten minutes.: It is ihougba, 1.1re
struck an old stump while malthea a,
landing, wbioh crushed her hull:. 'Ile
boat taid eargo are a...total toes.. The
ves41 MIS nine year oldt. and valued, amid.the heartily exprerteed good wadi -
at 401,00r3i.. It is•runeorecbthat two -or es fortheir future welfere. The happy
three of the•cleek.orewcwere drowned.. enttplediiteed visiting Quebec: Mien-
,treal• and other- eatitorta °Rim. The
2 • diridaligiftle on • the ocoasiere were n
A. commercial traveller for a boot erotta, appropriate and, v41114'16.. The
mid shoe house in Montreal, a widower, beat wishes for a long life Vind' enjoy. falling on deck and' soiking the cap -
bee eloped with a Mrs. Ataeplidnom, of molt are eaterjed,to theurewlyeweeleledl twin 01131401 bead9 datettling1 hia. brains
,Tvivato.. The Itueleendia on his track. pair, r •
702.60, over the elr Olin diva 'nem It
of lest. yea : —1879,$14. 541.18 ; 1830,
20 243.7B ; inc,-,•ann for xntb, $4,•
702.60.
'Tile following i n. comnarative etate-
ment of the cnstorne receipts for
port of L 'ltd • 11 durina the inettele of
Jely 1880 aid 1879.-
eat17,- 81, 1880
Jbly 81, 1579
Increase ......
. ..$78.910 86-
59.101 16',
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........$20,809 71)
A onmpenv. ith a ortritel of one
hon dred thousand' dotlealhas been
formed in Montreal: :for the men•
nfaeture of glaasertaid it builtliig cover-
ing three acres of groiutd hag be n
erected in the east taut of the oity.
Empinymena will be given to 250 men
at the start and subeceetiently to deuble
that number. Order:eat keep the fee-
tnry erneloyertlwel V3 !Wahl; 11:IVO al-
ready been received.
ITEMS
Over the rouatya
VIM
OF NIVIt 13 FR •ItI, HURIN
CHANGES..
Brussels will hold its &et mnothly
cattle fair ou Th irsdaoa the Mil 'ef
Septemoer.
There are 715" persona eligible, tnertat
as jarors in the townehip of Ilowick
this year ; 340ein Tnoltersmithe
Seaforth, end540ia fftlllelt ; 434 n
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Stanley ; 811 inHay ;750.1.112 WA -manna.
The Brnsiel% P'tst hs e this week'
changed hen le, lievingimea suldt 32311.
to Hr. Kerr,. of Bleveselie ande afe.
Amid, of Galt.: The late • peopefetors
of the Poet, it is uoderstood: have .pur-
chased the Ibrouiggnal 'of et/Aerial".
%1e learn that arrangements. are
being madetovnunnence the • erection
of anew foundry in Mato?), especially
Al happy affair took place nn Thef4 • for the constrnetionandrepairing of
day evening last at the reeidence of "grim/Darer implements, sixth, as
Rev. Dr. Sanderson, in London Foveae reaPeeRt•mllwergt et'°', which nor
Miss Sarah Si Sanderson, one of the big -friends will no- doubt be glad to .
to the utuler (3'.)1n.1 ol sale
JZ(70H.ICADJCIti, ECOQ.111)T \\.1.1,1.1.VMS .1Inec2utors,
Nay, august 5, 11140
NEW STAND.
1woui21'acqualut UIY enstomoes that I Love re-
moved my
Flour
Business to
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W. II. TROT'214 OLD STI),
Thruo I)ooes .south of the Post 0(11,•., ord. ha,i
-opons.it bat • choice stouk of fresh
FLOWER, FIELD 6..ND GAIIDE:s.- SEEDS.,
m Flour and Feed delivered free of charge.
jO.TEIT'Idol:ITZ127115.
ALWAYS ON AAND
IN THEIR SEA.SON,. •
tho lead of
barley'
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ALSO •
Quicklime & Water-hi/4
LAND SALT, LAND PLASTER
Blacksmiths' Coal.
AT SWENERTON'S WAREHOUSE,.
Meter Station,
where rev wareherseman will -I lweys 5*10111131
fromi am to b'p to W,1I ou (lotto/nem
B. SWENERTON.
huNsALL,
PORK PA.OKING HOUSE
rev. gentleman's daughters,. wee mar-
ried to Mr. Atwell Fleming, of Lendou.
About arty guests wet e in attendance.,
The evening WWI one centinnons Sow
of enjoyment. The bride and•
hear of, as it will he a great ennven•
ienoogto•thetu •—The :there is cliPperl
from the•Clinkon New Ere of last weeks
Surely our ft iendof the girt wilt get
Iris eyes open to -the -feet that bueinrsa
perty were elegantly• suited,. and' the it; reviving titular the fostering care of
eteremony Was performed by the liSv;.. the N. P: It may take eome time to
Dr. Sandereemassisted by the Rev. Ilfia work the eltange,,but while there is life
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Mille. The large company sat down there ishope:
to al. elegant trawler after the intereet• &sad accident oecurred'at Goderich
ibg eerersony Was over, and an WI-1day morning, resulting inthe in•
Efetning left for the Western train stant neath-of Capt. F.J. Stokee, et the
schooner Granger, of Olieboygeo,1Vis.
It appear e that the vessel;wbieh had
juet arrivedfrone; Chic:yam was being
placed in, nositiote at the Grand! Trufek
elevator, where the. cross:reef; °mina
in contact witlatliemlevettor broke off;
Having,•commencedbushiessfor the
Fail andWinter T rade)
'Mare prepared 'te, purchitee.any quantity of :
POrk, eubjeet tO•the farming regulaticins
We will Wee off :two. pounds • per :hundred if ;
dry, and three pound it soft: ShOulder stuck, .
twenty-fime.cents: If any of the -bung gut is .
hiftaiti 25 conts,extra.willbe,deducted..
No.po.jK.wil1?Js'e bbught-at an 'price., it
warm.
We want all Hogs Cutting sriglit • thi,onglei
breast to head, and Hams opened mitt° titIL)
61, PETTY..
ORE ATCASTI•S ALE. Hltviilg disposediof ) y .•
stere, and liavingto viten to the same, r wili Cis.
pose et any whole stock Itt.0,11(1 titular 000t, Sale
to cornnunme Wednesday, June 4th. My sioelt
comprises the fi est goods in the trede,,mut this
is rare ropportunity to procure hareems never
before °tiered. Call early. Goode booked will be
charged regular prices, All outstanding I, coon uts
roust he settled in Jane, W. 1)..ltfol,1110.,11/101..1,
10i5 intmlas S t,. London,
44,4,141116.1.
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