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Dunstan Times, Issue 362, 2 April 1869, Page 4

E, the undersigned, Finlay and Morris, having purchased the Business of Messrs. Kali and Finlay, respectfully inform the public that no effort on our part shall be wanting to merit a continuance of the same liberal support that has been accorded to our predecessors. Wines, Spirits. & Provisions. QUALITY GUARANTEED. Agents for Strachan’s Celebrated Colonial Ale. ’ FINLAY & MORRIS, TARBERT-ST., ALEXANDRA. ALEXANDRA SHOEING FORGE EDWARD CHARNOOK, GENERAL SMITH & WHEELWRIGHT, TIMBER MERCHANT, AND IRONMONGER, &c. ECHARNOCK begs to inform the , inhabitants of Alexandra, Clyde, and surrounding districts that he is now prepared to execute all manner of Ironwork, Wheelwright’s and Carpenter’s Work, at extremely low prices, and with despatch. Spring Carts and Drays M ade to Order. Horses Shod, 10's, and 16s. per set. Glass and Funnelled Doors, Window Sashes, Ac. Hickory Spokes for Buggy and Express-waggon Wheels. Always on hand a large and assorted Stock of thoroughly seasoned Timber, for wheelwright's purposes. READ THIS. W. B. MARTIN, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, ETC., T)EGS to inform the inhabitants of -* ■-lie district, that he has opened a I new slioj) at Alexandra, where he intends carrying on the above business in all its branches, and trusts by strict attention, good workmanship, and moderate charges to secure a share of Public support. Dunstan Store, Alexandra. WM. THEYERS, WHOLESALE WINE & SPIRIT AND GENERAL PROVISION MERCHANT. ,{ Large, assortment of Garden and Ei- Field Seeds, warranted new. JAMES RIVERS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPER, Wine, Spirit, and General Merchant, MAIN-STREET, ALEXANDRA; pOODS delivered at Blacks, Drybread, and surrounding Districts Agent for Marshall and Copeland. A Stock of their First Prize Exhibition Ales always on band. CALENDAR. npHE “ DHNSTAN TIMES” I CALENDAR, 1869, may be had at the office. HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT & PILLS These admirable medicaments are adapted to the wants of all ages, ranks, and classes of the community. Ulcerations, had legs, and enlarged glands, should he first fomented with warm water, and then dressed with this ointment. In a very few days it will display its ooolingand curative powers over the diseased parts. When the complaint has become chronic, or has weakened the constitution, Holloway’s Pills should he taken, while his ointment is used to free the whole body from any taints or foul humors. Both Ointment and Pills may ho employed with the utmost confidence; they contain no ingredients which can do the slightest harm, or cause any shock to the most nervous or delicate.