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Marlborough Express, Volume V, Issue 229, 7 May 1870, Page 3

MAXIMILIAN ALEXANDER, JEWELLER, W A TCHIaKE R, OPTICIAN, &c., ALFRED STRET, BLENHEIM. JUST RECEIVED PER SUEZ MIL. the Latest Fashions from Paris a ; London, in— Ladies’ Brooches, Ear-rings, Gsses, &c,, set with Diamonds, Emeralds, Opals, Rubies, Pearls, &c. The latest in Pink Cameos. A beautiful assortment in Silff Brooches, set with Malachite, and Scotch Pebbles. Albums, Ladies’ Companions, ad Work Boxes. Gentlemen’s Scarf Pins, the ne’est patterns. Colonial Goods, such as Lade’ and Gentlemen’s Watch Chains, Lockets, Rings, Neck Chains, &c., aarge assortment, made to my especial order. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Gold nd Silver Watches, by the first makers, and sold under guarantee. More especially, I beg to call the atterion of the public to the fact, that all the goods sold in my establishment are GUARANTEED FINE GOLD, or Colonial Gold, and a written guarantee given if ’ished, to secure the public from purchasing inferior articles. JUST IE GEI V ED, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS, ANEROID BAROMETERS WITH DOUBLE TIjERMOMETERS. Being heavily overstocked, I wd give Liberal Discounts for Cash. Repairing doneexclusively by myself. Blenheim. April 30, 1870.

Just deceived. A LARGE assortment of EARTHEN WARE and GLASSWARE. j A large stock of Gents’ Elastic-side an\ Watertight BOOTS ; Children’s Copper\ toed and Elastic-side ditto. Colonial make; Ladies’ ditto. Sheepwash Toracco, and Sulphur. Corn Sacks, and Woolpacks. 4 H. Dodson. Just Opened. Try CASES AND BALES, at MarlX I borough House. A. M'LAUCHLAN, has much pleasure in reminding the inhabitants of Blenheim and the surrounding district that he is now showing the choicest assortment of NEW GOODS that has ever been exhibited in this town, and at prices that must command a speedy sale. The goods consist of— Aberdeen and Super Winceys ip all shades Shepherd Check Winceys do all wool Plaids and Fancy Dress Studs French Merinoes, Alpacas and Cobourgs Blanket Plaidings, Scotch Druggets Cricketing Flannel, Linen and Cotton Tick Mantle cloth, Waterproof Tweed, Manilla Velvet Green Baize, Printed and Wove Damasks Table Damasks, Calicoes and Sheetings Morcella Quilts, and Colored Counterpanes Silk and patent Velvets, all Colors Silk quilled Petticoats and Fancy Trimmed Paisley Shawls, Shepherd and Tartan Shawls Children’s Wool Hoods, Jackets,Tics and Gaiters Ladies’ Black Cloth and Velveteen Jackets &c. FANCY DEPARTMENT. Ladies first choice Josephine Gloves In White, Black, Colored and Tinted, all sizes Ladies Belts, Buckles, Belt Ribbons, Bugle Gimps Fringes, Dress and Mantle ornamenis, Buttons Coloured Roucbings, Milinery Bonnets Trimmed and untrimmed Hatsiu Ladies, Maids and Children’s Feathers, Flowers, Hat and Bonnet Ornaments Ribbons, Falls, Black and Colored Gluny Edgings and Laces Ladles’ Wool Ties, and Fancy Furs and Tartans &c. Ladies’ Underclothing. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Brussels Tapestry, Fell and Kidderminster Carpets Coir Matting, China Matting Hemp Carpets and door Mats Hearth Rugs all sizes and prices American Leather, Oil bags, Window Holland Damask Sheeting, Towelling, &c. &c. GENTLEMEN’S DEPARTMENT. Is also replete with every novelty for Gentleman’s wear. " One case Gent’s Black Silk Hats Suits to Match, Trousers and Vests Blue Diagonal and Plain Venetian Coats Fsg> t Coats in Blue, Black, and -Colored Tweeds Oeelotig Tweed Suits and Trousers Cotton and Worsted Cord Trousers Whitney Coats and overcoats, Inverness Capes Pilot Jackets, Serge Coats , and Waterproof ■ Capes ■ ' ‘ T'*' Mole Trousers aud. Serge Drawers Serge Flanhel under Shirts Felt bats, .-Caps,, Ties, i Scarfs, Collars, t Dress : -.Shirts •v ’ , ’ ... s • AVrappers,,white and colored Gents Kid gloves allcblorfc ' !: .'* >.• Bi'aceSj Belts, r white : Canibricg Crimean Twilh Regatta and Clydesdale Shirts -Shepherds Fancy Twill-Crimeans Boys; Shirts Boys’ and youths’ Clothing •’ Note the address: A. McLAUCHLAH, MA ,R L B O RO U G H H 0 U S E, a