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ADVERTISEMENTS.
TONGUES, Pickled and Smoked.
Summer-cured BUTTER, in Jars, 8d. per lb.
A large assortment of CHEESE — consisting of Cheshire, North
Wiltshire, Pine Apple, Double and Single Glo'ster, Dunlop,
Dutch, and other sorts.
COD and TUSK Dried Fish.
DIGBY HERRINGS.
SAGO, for feeding Calves, 20s. per cwt.
EDINBURGH ALE, in Common and Pint Bottles.
LONDON PORTER, „ „
PRESTONPANS Keeping TABLE BEER.
DEVONSHIRE CIDER, 4s. per dozen.
A variety of PICKLES and SAUCES.
DRIED FRUITS, including some fine French Plums, in handsome
Boxes.
MUSCATEL RAISINS, in layers, 8d. per lb.
PATNA RICE, 2;§d. per lb.
N.B. — Coffee not ground till called for.
WILL. FRASER,
Aberdeen, 1842. 57, Union Street.
70 VIRGINIA STREET. 70
NEW GROCERY, TEA, WINE, AND SPIRIT
WAREHOUSE,
WILLIAM SHIRER, begs to intimate that, in October
last, be opened that Shop, No. 70, VIRGINIA STREET, with
an extensive and fresh Stock of TEAS, GROCERIES, WINES,
SPIRITS, &c, from the first Houses, with Cash — thus enabling him to
offer the Public, terms equal, if not superior, to any in the trade.
W. S. can assure those who may be induced to patronize him, that his
unwearied efforts will be bestowed on the Business, and principally di-
rected to that part which alone can insure extensive patronage, keeping
first-rate Articles, and charging moderate profits, which a perfect know-
ledge of his business will enable him to accomplish.
N.B. — Superior Pale Sherry Wine from the Butt at 12s. per Gallon.
Old Port and Sherry Wine in Bottles, Highland Small-Still Whisky*
London Porter, Edinburgh Ales, Groceries, &c. &c, at such prices aa
cannot be equalled.
Aberdeen, June 22, 1842.
8, HUXTER ROW, AND 35, BASEMENT FLOOR, NEW MARKET.
"WHEATEN AND HOUSEHOLD BREAD.
READ of the Finest Quality on Sale, by the Subscriber,
as under : —
WHEATEN. HOUSEHOLD.
4-ft. Loaf, @ 8d. I 4-ft. Loaf, @ 7d.
2-ft. Do. @ 4d. 2-ife. Do. @ 3id.
For Cash to those who apply at 8, Huxter Row, and 35, Basement
Floor, New Market. also,
Fine Flour, Confectionery, Fancy Bread, and Biscuits of every descrip-
tion, &c. &c.
N.B. — The Subscriber most respectfully acquaints his Friends and the
Public generally, and the Tenants of the New Markets in particular, that
he has fitted up his Back Shop in a comfortable and commodious style,
as a COFFEE-ROOM, where Refreshments may always be had, in the
shape of Tea and Coffee, Ginger Beer, Lemonade, Soda Water, Beef
Steak and Mutton Pies, &c. &c. ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Aberdeen, 20th May, 1842.
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