Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

from the shop of E. Cannon of this CITY.
Also. one from E. White & Co.
Nulting's Patent Cylinder Rifle may
be fired ten times in five seconds -
Case of Boots and Shoes, from Balch &
Furbush Portland wa At $50
Specimens of Edge Tools from Joseph !.
Thaxter and Thomas Bolton, both opera
tives in that line, in this CITY.
A Gard of Augurs s. Bits from Rich
ardson & Fl iggins, Concord, N. II. 81
Sofas, Chairs, &c. Manufactured by
Thomas Smallwood, Newton, Mass for
Walter Corey OF this city. Highly finished.
An improved Patent Capsian, from
Hammond X Prince, giving great in
crease of power by the same means.
A Ships Wheel from The shop of Will
lam Sporrow, Portland well finished ar
ticle.
Cordage, various kinds, from Jones and
Hammond's Portland
A Nun Buoy by Ezekiel Delano. an APP
prentice to Edwin Fernald, very credita-
Bile to the lad
A Sail from the loft of Brooks and Leav-
lit, Pc rlland.
Broadcloths and Casssimeres from the
Lowell Factories-also from Mayall's, and
Thomas & wilson Gray Me.
Ships Blocks. from Cammet & Conner,
and also from Charles Stafford, Portland
A huge Bird cage, BY Josiah Pennell.
Saddle and Horse Equipments, by Jo-
seph S. Reed Jr. Boston.
Sheetings, &c. from the Saccarappa
Factory.
Chairs from Rrazier g. Burgess. Chairs
from John G. Hubbard. Boston.
Trunks from John Rounds, Portland.
one OF which denotes extraordinary atten-
! ton Price $40
Several cards of Knives and Forks, from
the mandatory of G. & ID. N. Ropes
highly finished, and the manufacturers say
they can successfully compete with the
English manufacturers at the rate they can
afford to sell the article
Trunks from Boyd g. Sous Boston,
Trunks. by S. Paine HalIowell
A Ladies Riding Saddle---beautifully
made--no label.
Rugs-in great abundance, and variety
of work, material and pa tern. II would he
useless TO attempt full enumeration. And
20, also, with the ladies' work generally
1t is most abundant---and is a monument OF
the taste, ingenuity and industry of those
who have so successfully wrought it out in
all its mutifariors forms
Bed Curtains, by Mrs Charles Day, Port
| land $500
Quirts-a great vafitv---by Mrs Colcord,
! Mrs Hyfe, Mrs Millken and others. Mrs
! Colccrd's are splendid articles, aud have
once or twice taken premiums, at ether ex-
hibtions. Mrs Millken's is also beautiful.
Indeed there many worthy ofrartlcnar
attention. Que in particular. by Miss J..
| l.. Gets, agtd fom yeofs. Taken into
consideration the tender age Of the child,
| it is as remakahlr sre i'm n Of work rs
is shown in the Brdquit line.
Mattresses made at Brazier s. Burgess,
lmanufactorv.
Variety dompstic goods, from the Yosk
Manufactory--. also, from Tie Brunswick
COMPANY.
A Washing Nachire---best we hats
seem from Hovcy---W Worcester
House Doors, by Harris c. Barnes.
Extensive specimens of Saws Of all de.-
criDtions, FL ON the factory of Richardson
g. Co Boston
Gold and black Italian Marble Frame,
by ]. r. Thomson.
An antique Chair brought to this country
by the Puritans.
| Specimens Copper Bolts &c from Buck
/ lev s. Thompson.
Furniture from Banja Ilsley, and sam'l
! Pich
Stair Garnet, entirely Gom rags. by
Sarah w. Horton.
Paintings. Carpetngs, &c. sc by tho
/ Misses Belf,rd; very credtable TO the
talents and industry Of these young ladies',
who, we are told, have been indefatigable
in their exertions to promote the interest OF
the Fair.
Laces, Frnges Tassels, Cord, &c. from
/ Mons Lacoste, Boston.
Silk Fringe. by Miss M. J. Drew
Superfne Carpeting from Gorham. Mains,
/ by Waters &
Catpe,ing by Mrs Moses Winslow, West
! brook
Fine specimens of Painted Floor Car
pets, from the N. F. Floor Cloth Company,
Roxbury, Ms,
Bass Viols, from Prescott, Concord,
NJ Fl.
Carpeting, by Hannah F. Buxton, Cum
berland.
Overs Patent Foot Stove---price 50.
Horse Shoes, by Jabez M Stevens, Port
land
Planes, various patterns,by Joseph Brad