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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 138, 9 June 1875, Page 3

QCJEEN OF SOUTH, FROM NEW V O XX. SCLANDEES & CO. ABE NOW LANDING, EX QUEEN OF SOUTH, (Via Wellington), AN ASSORTED SHIPMENT OF AMERICAN GOODS, CONSISTING OF-Qv/ Devoe's Brilliant K erosene^iti 2-gallon Tins ,/ Ditto, ditto, in 4 gallon Tins Devoe's Spirits of Turpentine Hey wood & Go's Chairs — Baltimore, Wood Seat, Extra Washington, Bent Top Bar-room, Washington, Cade Sent, Swiss Cottage in Maple iy4tod Walnut, Troy Bannister, Nurse Rocking* Boston Rocking Child's High Table Ames' No. 2 and 3 Long H Shovels Collins No. 2 do Collins Axes and B[alf Axes > Collins No. 1 Shingling Hatchets ' Collins Curved Ficlfs Sharp's Axes and^L'ith Hatchets Cheney's No. 5 and \f Hammers Cut WalJo, 2, 2\ y and 3 inch - Salmon and Lobster 3, in 4-dozen Cases Tobacco, Black S tvan, in cases and qr- tierces Garden Rakes, 10 and 12 teeth do Hoes, 5 and 7 inch Tacks, in boxes, assorted, 6, 8, and 10-oz Store Trucks, Nos. 1 and 3 Axe Handles, Extra Tubs, in nests Clocks, 1 and 8-day Sarsaparilla, Townsend"s Tricopherous, Barry's Painkiller, Davis', small and medium ALSO IN STOCK— Oysters, Borden's eagle brand Milk Wood and Zino dashboards Clothes Pegs, Buckets, 2 and 3 hoop Stoughion's Bit ters Churns, Nos. 0, 3, and 4 Ladies' Diniiog Chairs, Oval Back Sewing, Douglas' Oak Office, and Child's One Seat Chairs Hay^ Forks, Sluice Forks, Tuttle's, 8 Tine Simmond's Hatchets^ Nos. 1, 2, 3 Rosin, pale Amber TO ARRIVE, PER CRUSADEB, DRIED APPLES, in Quarter Barrels. BROOMS, ljlb. SCLANDERS & GO.