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ALEXANDER LAWSON,
Furnishing Ironmongek,
No. 25, High Street,
AS always on hand, at his Shop and Ware-rooms,
a choice and extensive Stock of aiticles in the various
branches of his business.
STOVE, GRATE, AND NAIL MANUFACTURER,
Iron, Brass, and Tin-plate Worker and Gas-Fitter.
SPORTING AND FISHING-TACKLE IN THEIR SEASON.
Dundee, January 18, 1834.
TEA, WINE, AND SPIRIT TRADE.
ANDREW CLARK,
Nethergate, foot of South Tay Street,
TAKES the present opportunity of offering his grate-
ful thanks for the flattering encouragement he has received
since he commenced business in the above premises; and h'e
trusts that the qualities of his TEAS, WINES, and SPIRITS,
as well as MALT LIQUORS, will continue to merit the de-
cided preference which has already been shewn to his establish-
ment.
Fainily orders punctually executed.
Dundee, 18th January, 1834.
ENGLISH BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,
17, Union Street,
AIRD, agent for the above Establishment, offers
his grateful thanks to the Gentry and Inhabitants of
Dundee and its Vicinity, for the very valuable support he has
hitherto received from them ; and begs again to remind them
that his goods are all made for a regular trade, and are equal
both in Materials and Workmanship to any \i'hich are manufac-
tured in the most fashionable be-spoke shops ; while, from his
system of dealing solely for Ready Money, he is enabled to offer
them fully 20 per cent, lower than they can be bought for from
those who are in the habit of giving credit, and making the good
;ustomer pay for the bad ; so to those who purchase for ready
noney this will be found a very material saving, while they may
"ely on having their boots and shoes of the first quality.
Weekly supplies received from England of the most fashion-
able makes ; and those visiting 1 7 Union Street will generally
[ind an excellent assortment.
^' The lowest price asked, from which no abatement is made,
Dundee, January, 1834.