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- * norning 3 very light south-east breeze; R BY THE * EDINBURG." By Montreal Line. : &anada 5% "advanced 4 Yor conti Prod _ duce quiet. _ Consols 9% to 93. Lord Lyons in Communication with Mr. nit Seward, hd i WHAT THE CONEEDERATES THINK ABOUT THE or CRISIS: Fatuen Pont, Dee 23, 10 a.m.--Light southerly air last mght, and quite mild, drove the ico from the shore. Dail cloudy liazy on river; appearance of snow ; a good deal of ice 10 be seen this moruing, is pro- bably that driven from shore last night ; would be no obstruction to a steamer. No signs of stoamship. New York, Dec. 22.--The Times' des- pateh say « that notes on the subject of the Trent aflair_had passed between Mr. Se- wand and Lord Lyons, but not on the events of the controversy. Lord Lyons requested 10. know if our. Goverment was ready to' consider the despatches forwarded by his Government. Mr. Seward replied that he wae not ready, but would notify Lord Lyons of his readiness. Wasmivoton, Dec. 21.--In reference to the encounter near Drainaville, it is slated that in the pockets of dead rebels were found Richmond papers of the 19th inst., but they contained no news of partionlar interest. Several lotters were found ou the bodies of rabel officers, showing 'an intense hostile feeling in the South against the North. Tn one of these letters, dated Centreville, 19th ingt., addressed to a friend, and but partly finished, it was said it was impossible for the Federals to remain much longer iu their position ;--that the effect of the news [from Enz'and and the pressure of Congress would necessarily compel McClellan to advance-- that in such event, a victory on the part of the Confederates wn their present position, would be certain. Awevican War ews. From the New York Tribune, It seems as if there need be no serious dif- ficulty in settling the Mason and Slidell case. According to the accounts which have reached us from England, the act of Capt. W Ike is" pronounced by legnl advisers of the Government regular and in conformity with the law of nutions up to the point of the removal of the rebel emissaries from the deck of the mail steamer. The stoppage in transitu, and the search, were entirely in accordance with the dicta of Stowell and other British authorities, but the 7'vent should, 1t seems have been brought into'port, and the question of contraband passengers submitted to the decision of a Court of Ad- miralty. Now, if this turns out to be tie theory of the English Government, the whole case a hits of a very easy and pacific seitlement. Let Captain Wiles proceed to Boston in the San Jacinto, let him take Messrs. Mason and Shdell on board, proceed with them to the Bahama Channe land restore them satus in quo by placing them on the deck of the Trent, with an ample apology for his irregu- lar proceeding. The honor of the British intention to resign should further camplica- tion ensue. and painful evidences of sudden hostility tv our cause have been shown. The general feeling, however, appears to be a' sincere regret at what they regard as the tnevitable Shetilo or FpRA Agen Telegraph of Thuré- y. r ? { 8 In other cases, extraordinary | Course of Lectures to be delivered in the Mechanics' Hall this Winter, iskiineR 12, Rev. J. T. Byrne.-- Subject,~China and the Chinese. = December 19, John W. Jolly, Esq., ject,--Mental Culture arising from the Toasting of the World. Births. "In Prince Albert, "on the 220d inst., the wife of Mr. Janes HoLpEeN, of a son. Full Wheat, ..........c0 $0 95 a $1 00 Spring Wheat ... 07 a 080 Flour........ 450 a 500 Oats.. 02 a 092 Peas . 040 a 045 Barley. 035 a 040 Hay.. 8CO a 900 Butter'. 010 a 012 Cheese. 010 a 012 Eggs... 012 a 014 Pork . 300 a 400 ef. . 350 a 4.00 Potatoes 035 a 036 Apples... 05 a 100 Cordwood .. . . 125 a 1'50 Green Hides. 500 a 500 ool'. ..... 030 a 030 Sheep Pelts 060 a 075 Wairey, Dec 25, 1861. Fail Wheat.... ' $100 a $1 08 Spring Wheat 085 a 087 Flour....... 475 a. 592 Oats .. 025 a 02% Pens... 045 a 046 Barley 035 a 035 Hay . 800 "a 10 00 Butter 124 a 013 Eggs 010 a 010 Pork..iie... 32B a 37 Fall Wheat. ............ a $1 08 . a 0 90 Spring Wheat Flour........ Oats. Peas. . . Barley . Potatoes WhOODCST LRELIE Ladies' School! N ISS H. M. HURD, of Raszlan, and AYR Miss C. M. HURD, of Prince Al- bert, intend opening a Ladies' School in this place, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN JAN, In addition to the Common Enghsh branches, they will teach Musie, Fiench, Drawing, Embroidery, Plain Sewing, &e. 07 They respectfully solicit public pa- lronage. Pri bert, Doc. 24, 1861 flag, and tho nice technicalities of law being thas satisfied, let im bring the Trent and the rebel emissaries into pert, and the whole ! matter may then be regularly adjudicated. ° News From Washington! 4 JIERALD'S" CORRESPONDENT REPORTS THAT MASON AND SLIDEL WILL BE SURRENDERED. PROPOSED MEXICAN TREATY. New York, Dec. 21. The steamship Hansa sailed to-day with and $260,000 in specie. Glas ow also sailed. The Tribune learns that among the pa- person Thursday transmitted to the Senate concerning Mexican affairs, was the project of a treaty with Mexico, the provisions of which are of such importance that it is even thought it would, if confirmed, lead to the withdrawal of England and France from the Spanish alliance. It provides that onr Government shall pay $11,000,000 to Mexico to be applied to the satisfaction of English and French creditors, and fora giant to the United States of com- mercial privileges, the adjustment of our outstanding debts, and the right of transit across Mexican territory for troops and mu- nitions of v [1 ix thought that the treaty y confirmed and sent at once ; The Heral to onr latest" lespatch says :--According ices from Washington, ap- a rapture with England upon rent aflair ray be dismissed. -- Our Cabuiet, wo are informed, looking to the absorbing and paramount issue, the sup- pression of the Southern rebellion, will yield to the present demands of England as the condition of her neutrality, even if thes demands involve the restoration of Mason | and Slidell to the protection of the British | flag, and a disavowal of and apology for their seizure by Capt, Wilkes. Later from Washington, INTERVIEW BETWEEN LYONS AND SEWARD SAID TO BE SATISFACTORY. WasgingToN, Dec. 23. We legrn that Lord Lyons had to day an- other interview with Mr. Seward. It is un- derstood, upon what seems to.be good au- thority, that the meeting was friendly in its character, and satisfactory in its result. _ Low! Lyons, who some days ago had been in doubt" whether he could in tranquility enjoy his Christmas dinner, formally re~ newed his previous invitations after conver- sation with the Secretary of State. A Cabinet meeting is to be held to-mor- row, at which it is thought the case will be thoroughly discussed. New York, Dec. 24. The steamship America, from Liverpool; oi Halilax, arrived here at eleven o'clock this morning. Her news almost entirely anticipated. y "The steamship Adriaticand several other larg: steamers at Southampton, were ex- pected to be chartered by the British Gov- ernment. It was stated that the British Life Guards had volunteered for foreign rervice. The Government was about to send a number: of 'non eommissioned officers to drill the Canadian Militia. Geo. I. Shuyler, agent of the Umted States Government for the purchase of arms in Europe, is a passenger on the America. A 5 Proyrrrtune.-- The Rinaldo, which left Halifax upon the arrival of the Europa, as was thouaht for the purpose of communi- cating with the squadron, 1s reported at An- napolis awaiting the embarkation of Lord Lyons, shouid he wish to go to England.-- Englishmen here continue confident of War between the two countries. This opinion, however, is based upon. ro official commu- nication, and, while it excites some unplea- rant feeling, carries no weight. Several Englishmen mow serving in our army, among them Colonel Havelock and Captain Stuart, have it is declared, signified their 26, Rev. John Smith. Subject, Man and his Neighbor. January 16, Rev. J. W. King: Subject,-- Recollections ott Switzerland. (Lecture 2.) January 24, Rev. William Grant. Sub- ject,-- Astronomical Phenomena. January 830, Rev. Eugene O'Keeffee.-- Subject,-- Patriotism. Kebruary 6, Rev. J. B. Aylsworth, M. D. Subject,--The Body of Man--an Exlubition of God's Knowledge, Wisdotu, and Goods ness. February 13, Rev. R. Monteath. Subject, Winter--Ita Perils, Advantangws,-and So- cial Enjoyments, February 20, Rev. William Piritte. Thos. D'Arcy McGee, L. [.. D., M. P. P., is expected to deliver a lecture in connection with this course. Rev. Lachlin Taglor is also expected to deliver a lecture 'in connection with the couree, of which Jue notice will be givea. Port Perry, Dec., 1861. © 1d SPLENDID FARM TOR SAL. "HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR Sale his Farm, consisting of 200 Acres, 96 Cleared and under a good state of cultivation, with good buildings thereon. This furm is situ- ated in the Township of Reach,--Lot No. 15, in the 3rd concession--being only one mile from the flourishing village of Prince Albert. > MOSES VERNON. Reach, Dec. 4, 1861. 50-tf WAR ! WAR! WANTED IMMEDIATELY 30,000 Ihs. WOOL! ALSO '|2,0000 Sheep Pelts! For which I will pay the very HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH at the Post Oflice, in Prince Albert. M. G. ROBSON. Prince Albert, Dec. 5, 1561. 50-tf E. CASS FACTORY] SIMCOE STREET, PRINCE ALBERT. FPYHE Subscriber respeatfully informs the inhabitants of Prince Albert, surround- eh " s and country, that he is still on business in the above life Opposite Jno. Heard's Blacksmith Shop, Where he will be happy to supply the wants gf his customers with a superior ar- ticle on reasonablé terms, and feels confi- dent that by leaving yaeur orders with him, you will find the workmanship and matesial such as cannot fail to give universal satis- faction. Orders and Repairs Promptly Attended to. ALL WORK WARRANTED. (7% References given. if required. E. CASH. Prince Albert, Sept. 25, 186 THE OLD STAND FOR EVER!! UNION HOTEL, MANCHESTER. HE undersigned begs to acquaint the T public that no expense hus been spared in fitting up the Hotel lately occupicd by Francis Rusnell; he trusts, therefore to re- ceive a liberal share of the patronage of the travelling community. The best brands of wines, liquors and cigars. Roomy and con- venient sheds, good stabling, and an atten- ive Ostler,-- Hugh Mosse. N.B. Meals at all hours. CHARLES McGLUE, " Meat! Y HO WANTS FRESH MEAT? The Subscriber wishes to supply they wants of the people in this line. His Buteher Stall will be found at No. 47, North Street, Port Perry ; a short distance west of W. 8. Saxton's Mill, where he will keep a good supply of the above mentioned article. He will continue his usual route (D. V.) through Port Perry, Borelia, Prince Albert, and Manchester every Monday, Wednes day and Saturday. He will also visit Utica and Epsom every Tuesday ; <Seuya and Harper's Store every Thursday. JOHN MIDDLETON. Port Perry, April 15, 1861. 18-1y C. N. VARS, PRACTICAL DENTIST! OSHAWA, C. W. Meat !! PRACTICAL experienco of 13 years _inliis profession, and a thorough ac quaintance with all its branches, enable him to state with confidence that in all cases entrusted to his care the best satisfaction will be given. 0% Dental Rooms directly opposite the Post office,--eutrance on Simcoe Street, third door north of the Ontario Bank. C. N. VARS. Oshawa, Oct. 9, 1861. 43 Marriage Licenses ! R..ILUND; BY AUTHORITY, -- Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Commissioner for taking Affidavits, Conveyancer, &c., Clerk Third Division Court, County of Ontario. Proprietor. Manchester, Aug. 3 1861. 34 = ™ © g o 0 = Pe 2 2 i HZo= Z @ 58 « = rg oo Sg = = 5 Ee - . . L Ca =O ~ £5 ou = A to, and Deed taken ou Reserve Office, for part 0 Rates of Interest from 8 to 10 per cent.) Apply, if by letter, pre-paid, to ON MORTGAGE FROM 3 TO 5 YEARS, $100,000 LOAN, ON IMPROVED FARMS. Toronto, Sept. 18, 1861. Money advanced | Tn Sums of not less than $8400 BLACKSMITHING.--Wm, FERGUSON EGS to announce to the inhabitant of GREENBANK, and the gud neigh hood, that he is prepared to do all kinds of general Blacksmithing on the shortest no tice. The best'workmen employed and all work warranted to give satisfacti ("Horse Shoemng executed in the best manner. Charges Moderate. Wx. FERGUSON. Greenbank, June 27, 1860. 28-8 TO STOCK BREEDERS! THE eubscriber begs to infarm Stock Breoders that he has a BOAR Pl@, sired by Mr. Hestrop's thorough bred Boar, which took the first prize at Whitby and Oshawa Fairs last year. Terms $1. JOHN JEFFRIY, Lot No. 19, 5th Cou., Reach. Reach, Nov. 20, 1861. 49-3m . J. W. C. BROWN, OTARY Public, Conveyancer, Land Office :---QUEEN-ST, PORT PERRY. Port Perry, July 17, 1861. 31-tt 1 Agent, &c., Uxbridge, C. W. (7 Also a quantity of Money to Let. <7) M Pump & Fanning Mill |. FALL & WINTER GOODS GEO. CURRIE HAS NOW RECEIVED A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT NEW AND CHEAP Cloths, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Shirting, Steamloom, Prints, Grey Cottons, Ticking, Bagging, Flannels, Blankets, Horse Blankets, Wingeys, Plaids, « Shawls, Alapacas, Cashmeres, Delaines, Cobourgs, Lustres, Challis, Reps, Silks, Satins, g c And all the NEWEST NOVELTIES in Hats, Caps, Mantles, Dresses, Shawls! And DRESS GOODS, und a very large assortment of READY - MADE CLOTHING ! All at Prices lower than formerly. Prince Albert, October, 1861. THE BEST PAPER FOR THE TIMES, ORKER, widely known I w= TOORE'S RURYLNEW. most Valuable and Popular Journ Spl as the Best AND CHEAPEeT combined Ag tural; Horticultural, Literary amd Famaly Newspajer on the Cogtment--will enter upon its Thirteeth Yeur und | E84 Volume in Junuary, 1862. It bay long surpassed wi | gr " riety and Usefiluess of Contents, and of lato | 138 3 ni ever before, &e. tled Wines, Brandies y on hand: ARCH. SINCLAIR. a Country Instruetive, and Entertaining Re Horticulture, Domestic Econom ¥e.. with n great variety of E Poctry, §c., §r., it contains a ¢ pured Weekly Summary of the Latest War News, | |< So that every render muy be fully ndvised of the vents of the War jor n The Ruka ardent] or for the preservation and perpetuity of the Uni wenns of securing the the People of the Country om party polities, it is alway ly , ThE CONSTITUTION, AND THE Laws | 14, und will continue to be, EY Patriotic, Progressive and Timoly, In both Action and Sentiment--{uinishing a weekly variety of appropriate reading for the various members [ of the Family C) eof Rion and contermer are Instruct Juges Interesting and Mntertainin 'one of the' whole paper is unexceptionable--the con- "ine to promote Yecumiary Interest, Moral tual Culture, and consequent Home Welfare Bey of thouswids of Families vised. tis, in | E25 fact, the RE a ' BestRural and Family N yi tn Amerien savers resem People mies hs Etre | PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COM'Y with Hundreds of Contributors and Correspondents, Inbar y render Tie Rukat an nble und reliable expons OF CANADA. il, Progioss, Tmprovetnct, and whatever tends SPIRITS, AND SINCLAIR'S. White Fish, Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, * Crockery, Table Cutlery, Goal Oil, and Lamp, The Subscriber has just received his Fall Stock of Teas, Coffees, Currants, Almonds, Raisins, Codfish, he earnest nv Herrings; BAS A. WINES . to Elevate the Masses and Benefit the Comitry--a paper eminently adapted 10 the Wants of the People and TOT 1 4.€ Le Be of the Grain, Pinay Cattle, Incor porated m 18 LO. Wood, and Fruit Marsets are nvaliable--und not given -- in a slow monthly. (of wily 12 issues per year,) but ina | CAPITAL, «+00... «» 81,748,528. Large, Benutifwl and Progressive Weskly ! STALE, FORM, TERMS, &e. Volume XIII, for 1862. will nian the enviable re- uation the Hurar New-Yorkxi hus acquired for re : both Contents aud Appearance. It will be published in , DIRECTORS. Supakior STYLE--wil New Type, good white paper, and | Ion, J. I. Cameron. Ge many fine Hlustrotior Its Fox will continue the L$ sume as now--Doubic Quarto--with an Index, Title | John , Eq. Page, &c , at the close of year, complete for binding. A. M. Smith. Esq. AWTS IN ADEANE M.ILP. | Chins. Robinson. $10: 10 for $15; 16 for $2 J. Macdonald, Esq. vith a free copy for every club of six or more. i the Time to Subscribe and form Clubs. Ficient Local Agents wanted in all places reached by the United States and Canada mails, to whom we shall try to give | © @ Good. i vi RIC Ey Bn tute. eon se fu | HEAD OFFICE, ............ TORONTO. to all disposed to benchit their neighbors 'and com- -- rae" Jeera! nuviee FIRE, AND INLAND MARINE IN- D.D. T. MOORE, Rochester, N. Y. Y suraNcE transacted at fair rates. Losses Hearmlly 1} 1 and promptly ih . : 0 The mumerous and responsible Sock- Wanted Immediately holders of this Company, and the large sub- AT THE scribed Capital, afford an amount of security to the assured unsurpassed by any Company ONTARIO CARRIAGE FACTORY | transacting business in this Province. 40 SETTS OF ee : . ROSS, Agent Natural Sleigh Crooks. A: ROSS, Agent, PRINCE ALBERT. EMANEY & WHITE. _| Toronto, Nov. 13, 1861. 48-tf Prince Albert, Oct. 23, 1861. © 45f | -- rp a. 1 Rb onev) STRAYED CaTiLE Money! Money! SAVE ity lin premises of the Sligiim £ 3 yO 0 0 on Lot No. eleven, lst concession o Reach, about two months ago, a light Red T0 INVEST ON REAL ESTATE, Yearling Bull.with a white star on the fore- head. Also a Deep Red Colgred Stger, two 7 At Low Interest. years old, with horns drooped. The owner Apply to can have the same by proving property and JOHN BILLINGS, Taye expenses, otherwise the animals Solicitor, will be sold as the law directs. Prince Albert. JOSEPH LEAMING. 40-tf Reach, Dec. 9, 1861. : 52-3in PRESIDENT--Hon. J. IIiLLyarn CAMERON, VICE-PRESIDENT--J. 8 Howann, Esq. Wi Manager and Sceretary--las. Sidney Crocker, Esq. Assistant Secrotary-- Donough O'Brien Esq. September 18, 1861. STOLEN. TOLEN from my house, of Lot No. 31, S 8th concession of Whitby, on Monday the 18th of November, 1861, A POCKET BOOK! . Containing $52 in cash, together with Re- TO CONSUMPTIVES. ceipts, os a Note made by Francis Ken- peace nedy, payable to Andrew Dowsel, or bearer, HE Advertiser, having been restored to for the sum of $14, due on the: 15th of Oct., health in a very few weeks by a very simple re- | 1861. All parties are cautioned against medy after having suffered several years with a severe | purchasing said Note. lung affection, and shat dread disease Con ion--is. J. HOPKINS. 49-3w BLANK DEEDS AND MEMORIALS, WITH AND WITHOUT DOWER, 1% For Sale at this Office. anxious to make known to his fellow-suflerers the v r means of cure. Whitby, Nov. 20, 1861. : preparing and using the same, which they will finda BE. S. DECKER, : sunk Cure ror CoNsUMPTION, As7iciA, Broncmria, | FT, 1CBANSED AUCTIO. NEER!! mation which he conceives to be invaluable, and he A § Fr i it wi Prince Albert, will receive prompt attention. hayes avery suffer wil sey bia Thiedseas it wi) cont Bills made out and attended to free of Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Willmmsburg, scription used, (free of charge,) with the directions for Prescription is to bent the afflicted, and spread infor- Jor left at the Obse office, ies wishing thi ription will please address n i pT 5 N currency furnished at very chep rates. To those who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre- &e. The only object of the advertiser in sending the LL ORDERS MADE TO ME, IN BB charge. Blank Notes arranged for decimal King County, New York, 'Prinee Albert, Mareh 25, 1360. $0-3in) FTIR TAT THAN MEMER MEW GOOBS & CHEAP GOOBS AT THE Broadway Emporium ! T= Subscriber begs to intimate that he has ow to band one a the fargest and best assorted Stock of Goods in every department, that Jie has ever fac the pleasure offering to a discerning public, and which he has determined 70 SEL AT LOW PRICES to suit the times, for Cash only, being tired of the Credit business, and be- lieving it to be 10 the advantage of both Buyer and Seller, to deal for Cash or its equivalent, every possible advantage will be given to those who can pay the Ready Money. Just compare the following with Prices charged anywhere in this County: Dress Goods in Orleans, Cobourgs, Reps, 2,000 Ibs Tobacco, from. ...... 1s 6d per 16 Plaids, Winceys, &ec., from. 71d per yd. [ Sugar, (beauuitul), 10 Ibs tor... ........ Bs Od Blacks Cloth, double width, Rice, 17 Ibs for as TOMY.» cnnien vs bei mmnnateins 653d do |Currants, (new fruit), 8 Ibs for Tweeds, all wool, regular price Pails, 2 hoops. ........ooovene 58 74d, from ............. 48 6d do | Pails, 3 hoops... . yee Satinetts, Coal Oilypergallon ..........c0- Cotton Yarn, American. ......... Cut Nails, only.... 18s 9d Cotton Bags, (heavy), per dozen... Hetrings......ooeeee cnrssnee Men's Fur/ Caps, good. White Fish, [Fall eaught)........- Boys' do do . Young Hyson Tea, 4s 6d per Ib., g equal to any rold in this County at 5s 6d. ' ne A splendid lot of Furs¥Boots, Shoes, Ready-made Clothing, - - Cheap ! (0% Parties will remember the above prices are for Cash only. Those having nc- counts now open will be supplied with Goods on credit to the first of January, after which the Books will positively be closed, unless where parties have paid up in full and definite arrangements have been made. Tnose having accounts, &c., now qe due must re- member they have already had due notice to pay up, and unless settled at once, they will find them mn the Sherif 's and Bailiff' hands for Collection forthwith, as on account heavy losses sustained this year on wheat and flour, it is impossible to grant longer in- dulgence. With many thanks to those who have heretofore kindly favoured me with their patronage, and trusting still to receive a continuance of the same liberal support. Piince Albert, Dec. 5, 1861. T. C. FORMAN. ------eei ONTARIO Carriage #2% Factory! ! (UTTERS! CUTTRRS! COTTRRY 50 Cutters to be given away, or Sold at the Smallest Remu- nerating Profits for Cash or Approved Credit !! [HIS IMMENSE STOCK BEING MADE UP OF THE VERY BEST MATE- riar and manufactured by first-class mechanies cannot fail to give satisfaction to all. Intending Purchasers will find it to their advantage to five us a call. ALL WORK WARRANTED. EMANEY & WHITE. Prince Albert, Nov. 27, 1861. 50-1f VICTOR BLACK, PRINCE ALBERT! . N.H. DAVIS HAS NOW OPENED OUT HIS IMMENSE STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &c., Which he intends to Sell for «CASH AND CASH ONLY!" at such prices as will be an advantage to all parties wishing to purchase. The Stock is now complete in every department. Give him a call. (Z= FINE CLOTHING MADE T0 ORDER. Prince Albert, October 29, 1861. 46-16 SwaL 2 al . =o @® . iit © 2E 2 28% 5 : 2 p-- -) Seog @ o = 08 2 oe WELW = BE - bv fms Sp uBEziE = Hd | 8 E15ff Fal 5p8545 3 : ey» { RABEL Mu M2580g cE SB 815% 358 iil, ' wi zEg" iS. wH8EgE >- 3 2 3 S| 335° ry ZgE2RER A = to | Rez. E238 s5aEY, H |x ww £1 22385 2gES s.fiis 2 Wm Zig25:8 pode; now VEL EiZeettesy vies) 3 = | 8 = E923 E85 gS5eEsL § O | 8 fn ® (EBES 8 wg a sETE a = §{ ci, EEF" GRE.EES gf <p | ® 2; 82f :iiifax 3 TEE» ° Zgng ees g = z8 Ammo 2 | C9 gi{f22X #53 J35PEEf 3% A S| 2b 2g ez TEeEz & ! -- wi ob 2 3 EEC e&g gn mis, OZ Dicer} = oo = Ei EF si3ga%: iF A REE58sd A NEW GOODS! AT THE ------ A = ------ a] wm [S------ --_-- gman fm a [------ Fm aD) (e-- "A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Dry Goods, Groceries! CROCKERY, 05= Wines, Spirits, and Hardware! _ Goods Sold at Whitby prices, and a proper allowance made to Cash Customers ! eo - wb? TELE -- ; Wheat Wheat Wheat. Highest Prices paid for good Marketable Wheat at the Manchester 'Warehouse . HAMILTON & ROBERTS. E 8. DECKER. | Manchester, Oct. 1, 1861. 31-tf Lo | FFE