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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-12

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ne, ftb,rar1e uno troune 2t9enbaar 0anl!sts,
Canton SlannclLc alltr Sartct, 9rnntr Trtes y.
Nois. Gn9ltfbt 1t, fronj6ff6c nnp ftSurirte Oft>
rinrs. 0riinc, fborlab ,np criintcn W9trctns,
9eblcicbtc unr tratsne 3eu9r, 9rrhtittr Sldln9s,
S, 4 unp 93crtcl. Nmcritanifebt, fran5nfltebe
unb engltIbe scrrudtc Stu9e. Gpritebe setnmHnr
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vet, llftcl unp gebtlrscnttleb, ect(eihtc t'Hp
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punfe @insDoms Spmtailtt 11np Nt1atofc
fbpar;tr @rrs &c S1blne, ft9nrlrte tt1p tarhl9es
G5ciberieus, Srnnct Sanber anp trimmings,
ftsurirtc II. einfade Galntrds, %. Sntinttts,
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4>erftfbc Sbotpls 1Ittp Ineher, SWtrtno, SDl7
trt,prllnt tnb xcutfbe 10. TntDt rtp f6trarje
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scit unb Scrbcmben, $epernt 9anrtbnb UNI
Oiittens, {abies .9anbf6ub aller Art, &c.
Serner cir srpbes Nbcrmeat
@roBerepen uno 9eifti9er @etr6nfe,
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senrmmen, Die rrr3i9liebe 9Baarct 5u tprblfei.
len preifen rcrlan9cn; inpem man ftnpcn tptrp
eaB bic giter felt hen ltsten SrnDja4r tseen:
tenb tprMfeiler 9ttrpreen ftnp.
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uab ;tt tnterfubtn a,n ,,ctttn badtfeinernett 0e.
faupe, ipcltts al, rer Otttcite bes Canals ttDbt
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-12
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cSuStQntId,e 9urtOfIt1ten.

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maeea5ins, 9elrt6rft.,, Slactlfiltsn, Gricsss
ltb6rten II. f. 80, ptrfrti3t tei rcn in 0rccn 9op
hettnrIje9tu Supiantrn. Its GeIt5enfc ius nus
ianp fam es sepib ecint', po6cnbrrn Nrtifel &C,
ten, jun,ol, "a rctlei 2trtlftl i'm Quslinpe, ais
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wcit sr6berm Sntrebc finp. TIN sabireiben gu.
irrlteb tttttt Der Ottse.
Slitltdr lS. 1899. tr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-12
pldan'ap, pitawey 60. Gtt. %, 1889.
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5r9En, 70 naB i@ 5ritcnmeis, 80 Sabre binrurh.
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trast psreen ranftlib tsfrrst. '' '1
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eir'rs llne feraer nrb 9,ettr g ailep, in Wulfim.
tann' t1np SrDn eburb, 1T Ganf1e(b, Trtn,tmlf
S@''ntp, t''o in 9eatfon's Drug @fcbr' in W1a.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-12
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BON befanuten 9eutett.

Die 0trtifIfotc mebrerrr unftrcr adttorftc,t
Snrecr, bic rpr etliben IIpnatcn im ttQ>ater.
l0nesfrernr unp 8ciit rer 3tit'' uun anrcrn Sctt.
ut19e11 tetnnnt 8enla6t &purrtn, tctfGti9cn ttc
SDntaebc, bab pos Glirir cine unfh1ktarc fjo1niz
lien Ulceijtn 1T. SD fil9c nun nr6 Gin 4>aar
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etre!epIIle QEett9man erFirt, bin5u.
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fer Glirtr, welhts ppn tbnci1 rcrfon(t rirb.
eurbaus rrrsrt, nnp 9cte ibnrn nnp rrn1 0ut(tz
tt''n anetl1 3eti9MB i1fer beBen Qecrt9, Set nc,r
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rel6ts bic Qcrjtc Grcfs t1ei,rc1 i'm 03tIlebte tcz
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bic 9itltfritc mciuts Siaetens trar onetaritfcn.
fr tab i6 ttt pen lcttetb 3ncp Sabren Seine Saosz
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init Nnsfbncirrn nit rrrn Oicbtr turirt rtrrcnx
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Scbelt.
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pntlifum tefannt nra8eu, ,np oamit = Ride,
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l'nfer5tttner res oti9en tetannt, ,lar wibeu ,tok
t:lae Ha9ate 1hatfoeben llnb.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-12
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~ Saittcn tInp rem Vuttitum iiterGuurt rr.
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2Hetftcltc ncs claimants (Dlartt G3icrcts> III
bas rtere Stretrert rcs u item 8ont =. G5 E.
bdnse rerlc9t batet, mr c ras
Shnetoers s0e1ohdft
IN allen etben rerfhiercnc 3wcisen frrt,utetrei
zen 9epentsn: Santhar fir ric litrralc Vtstlnz
ti9nn9, ,ret6e fie 3urrr scno6tn, brtFcn fc fnrd
Abttamfeit auf ibrGetMaft encn d5nlietcn She'll
Der ofentllhenSnnot3aft ;up rritner II. er1alten.
OSie erbatten rcsclmaBts bic ncurttct1 Olc,
cen ron BEN 6tlt6rn 0iti,s, unp tparra,,tirtn H.
rc Nree't als penfelstn semdB.
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Canton, Nrril II. 3O7t.
--Ste Stunbeu Der 2luNult.
tn elnen 2'ano, f@on ein9etunoen, preis 81 s
10 eten srpalten4 IN risfer 9radsrvp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-12
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8olbenen @6rfer5.
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GMMNagS GMGMS .9anb balten nnb INNER rprrdtbi9 pa
tcn werpen, ein al9cmeiHes Abrrtement
G1u9ereD Maoren NrseneYeugorbeu,
SeIe> Sarbeftcfe, &c.
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ntm Gtatlibemcnt ccicr Nrt seDolten miro ; ;alles
'pcl9cs prn gutter Aualit3t nno sn rem annrbnl>
tartfen Sebin9un9cn 5u baten If.
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bat, tpirb alien perionen otfwarten, ric lIe nit
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0ctftlun9en outs rer Serne fclltn ranftar an
scncmncn tno rtlnfHib rrllSr9el1 perbet.
Canton, Scbr. 8. 60N.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-12
Neues NIB 9ldnienoes
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-12
Gefel,hofte, Sanolnu9-
Nie lluterId,riebenen benuben bteGe@e

- lesenbeit, bea 8arsern rrn mabilcn unr
btr tnliesei,pen 8esetb anjnseistn, pa6 lte ben
sansen 8prratb 6art ttpaarc, rcr frAber ben
.6erren Me eeuaps ssberte, sefauft batcn, unc
fortfabren, an rem altcn Staarrlee, in Der
OlainitraSe, cine SbiIre meitl6 rpn ptr ppttz
Offs, ras Gefbaft t.nte ben 9lansn unb Sir,
ma ppn xent,is nne 81 ap, 5u tetrtitcn
Sic werben fidb slldlt4 f4at3en, ,penn ibre
unb tbren 1prratb in lusenfbein neb,ntn ircr
pen, che fte fcnif,pc faufen. Spbn xennis,<
Olasiapn, 9te. 20. t.r. Sames g. GeupI
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-08

rF MRS uUNuyT, or vEvAY, INDIANA.
~ShaIl | take your baggage, SIR" said
an intelligent looking boy 10 a traveller,
Who had lust landed at one of our cas-
ern ciries.-"Mv servant takes charge
q. ~ replied the gentleman, but struck
WITH the peculiar interest of his counte-
nance, as the boy retired he flung him a
Piece Of money. The boy looked at it
With hesitation, and his pale cheek red
dened TO crimson. Picking it up at
ength, he approached the traveller with
an ar Of embarrassment Excuse me,
S-, ! sought employment, not aims"
True my little Dom" said the gentle
nan laughing. but YOU will not return
50 very a trihe on my hands?" The
ooy stood a moment in silence. His
''ns spirit evidently recoiled from the
60 o. approaching the humiliating
-.-'' ana ne remained twirling II in his
myers. There was an expression of
I-.tl haughiiness and gratitude in his
V-sht features, and his slender form
'>-.led all the irregular attitudes Of in
session AT this moment a beggar
s1r'oacned them, and his countenance
az Tened Permit me-" he said, grace
-, lowing TO the traveller, ''permit
transfer your bounty" and pre-
[l'ng the uniucky coin to the humble
~ Fl.eani, ne instantly disappeared.
ITS little incident made a strong i'm
LESSON on the mind of the stranger,
h - Two days afterwards he distinguish
.ue elastic figure of the boy among
sOuP OF laborers. Pleased at again |
- nm he Immediately approached |
u May ask your name nv Young
tsa1,l'ance?" he inquired in a tone of
- Le "Alvah Hamilton replied |
L. 49, and he still continued to apply |
4 n" .-s'l uhlent Of labor with diligence.
- /. 'ia'eiier, whose name was Court
N al him with increased inter-
ne extreme beauty of his coun-
plce' us marked expression of fright
4 p I feelings, strongly contrasted
~ coarseness of his dress, and the
Of his employment. "Have
taiehls !. inquired Mr.. Courtney.
se' father. He is 4 worn out
SIR, OF the Revolutions" and the
1PPled himself to the task with an
49, ~ mat seemed intended to prevent
interrogation. The tenacious
~ however, was not TO be shaken Il
- You live with your fatherg"
1,rnued Certainly, sir" @Aud
The boy pointed in silence to
and miserable looking dwell
-, t,f. Courtney sighed. keen
~I-oer blast, which at that moment
80 - round him, told the inadequacy
b..Ia shelter. "A soldier?r he
exclaimed, land perhaps his
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-08
NV Aunt.

BT O ". HOLMES
A.. ,.,.,t NV dear. unmarried aunt!
Io,v wears have o'er her flown;
y...,.rr she strains the aching clasp,
That binds her virgin zone;
yEg7u. II hurts hcr-though she looks
A. cheerful as she can:
Hsr waists broader than herlife,
ForHfe is buta span.
Nv auu--my poor deluded aunt!
Her hair IL almost gray,
Why viii she train that winter curl
IN such a spHng-Iike wayl
How can she lay her glasses down,
And say she reads as well,
When through a double convex lens,
She Just makes ont TO spell.
Her iather-Grand Papa! forgive
THIS cung ljpits smiles:
Vowed she would make the finest girl
Within o hundred miles.
Hs sent her 70 a stylish school:
Twas in her thirteenth June;
And Tl,h her, as the rules required,-
Two towels and a spoon.''
Theg 5raced my aunt against a board,
IT, make her straight and tall;
They aced her up, they starved her down,
TO make her light and small
Tisv rnched her feet, they snged her hair,
Taav screwed il up with pins
H never mortal suffered more
70 9saanse for her sins.
~g when MS precious aunt was done,
Ny zrants.re brought her back
BY taE-ugut, lest some rapid youth
Night follow On the track.
Al, sad mr grsrdsire as he shook
some Po"dcr in his pan,
Hhai could this lovely creature do
Against a desperate man.
Alas. nor chariot, nor barouche,
Nor bandit cavaIcadc,
Tore from the trembling fathers arms
His all accomplished maid.
F5rhcr how happy had il been,
And Heaven had spared TO me
To see one sad, ungathered rose
On my ancestral tree.
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"a ho bad -l-s rele-u=1 Iee eeera=--
pro-nlse---t' So fsg erred zae s-e Frs
ta~ ta-a sa esd ~s
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
SPIKES. SPIKES.

FIHllE Subscribers agents for the Troy Iron and
a Nail Factory, have constantly for sale a COM
plete assortment of BURDENS PATENT M
PROVED SHIP and BOLT SPIKES, and
DECK .N.AILS, of all sizes from to II inches
] hese SIP kes are made in Machine, from the best
of Iron. They are uniform in appearance, very
Tough ard their adhesive qualities are much grea' er
han any hammered Spike. They can be drove in
To most kinds Of wood without boring. The great
demand for these Spikes within few years. for
Rail Roads and other purposes, and the general sat
isfaction they have given, is sufficient proof of their
superiority over all others The prices are also less
than for other Spikes, which is another nducement
for those who use the article to purchase those.
SMITH & BRYANT,
No. G5 Broad Street, BOSTON,
Poston, April l9tn, 1889. ANA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
TO TIE AFFLICTED.


r. RiCiARDSON'Scc ehrated Sherry Wine
II q Billers for lie cure Of all those prevalent
diseases, called, Dyspepsia, Jaur6ie, Bilious or
Liver Complaints, Dizziness or Headache lander
Ing or settled paiHs sinking Faintncss, Nervous
Debility, Costivencss, Piles, and al general do
r,ngcnlent Of health, caused b. AN unhealthy state
Of the stomach and h"yris which have been justly
STYLED the " storehoH$o OF disease These bltlers
have proved certain and speedy remedy. They
preclude the necessity Of using Pills. DIR. r. con
sdrf 1t unnecessary 10 publish long list of putting
recommendations upon which the whole merits Of
many advertised rdicnrs depend
G-tAuIlON TO IL RCiIAr ERS.- They are
pntnpin ln Bot les,wiih the following words blow IN
ia Inc glass = Q. RirhardsooS Bltcrs. South
foad'rg, Mass with label which covers the
cork, and b. sure that rae SMILE efmy slgnaure
is upon The label 50 that tile cork cannc be nraWn
without destroying it, also FAC sIMILE Of nay sig.
nature anon the outer envelope, ~i'hnnt @lch none
are genuine, THE great succrss of this medicine
has induced a number of unprncipIed persons To
initiate il in various ways. Remember his Bilters
cannot be oh aimed Of pcdlars on any prceure What
ever.
PS. Barnard, G. w Skinner, Travelling Agents
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
ED.TBdDT' HOUSE.
md stage OFFICE.
rnEs HOUSE has been recently

n THIS HOUSE has been recently
eI-1sNI!AA Lulta furnished at mach ex-
kIIa pensejand is every way calculated
sssSssa1 to supply the wants Of Ine locomo-
tive public
Among other advantages, it's situated in the
centre, and business ptrt cfthc town IN The IN
mediate vicinity Of the principal wharves, steam
boat landings, Post Office, Custom House &c. In
point of ocaton, capacity and arrangement, ii Is
not only calculated Tor men Of business generally,
hut Is well adapted 10 tie wants of gentlemen or
families visiting for pleasure
The (hreeS will be rs l1w as al any house OF
n siuiur kind in this section Of Tie country
U5- he public will bear 81 mind that the books
Of all the Stages have lately been removed TO this
House in order the better TO Accommodate tho tHV
cling public. Travellers, Therefore, who wish to
Be suye Of Il pussnge in either OF the Stages, will
remember that ELLIOT keeps the STAGE HousE.
N 3. The establishment is furnished with aca-
pacions and c0mioftaI L. sable. hch will be con-
stan,ly attended by 'he most faithful osters Car
riugos and horses will be kept oet.
Bath jane 1882 # y
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
HEaHIsls4'
COKPO U.ND EXTRA CT TOlN,4TO
PIT S,
A C!ebraied Substitute for Caiomei.

A Celebrated Substitute for Colomel.
YBYHE Propricors, afcr long, laborious and ex.
ID peusive research have finally succeeded in ex.
fracng substitute from the TOMATO, which
from lis peculiar effect upon The hepac or hillary
organs, they havc dpn0mnned llrpainc.
1t is medicine tlat will produce all the henef-
cial results OF CALOMEL, in both acute and chron-
ir diseases, without the possibility Of producing lie
deelerious consequences which may be found TO at
tend the use OF thai article.
lis action upon TIE constitution is universal, no
part Of the system escaping its influence. Il is how
ever upon thp organS ~ secretion md excreti n
thai lis power j. particularly manifested; hence il is
peculiarly adopted t. the treatment OF bilious rr-
vcrs and other Diseases in which Il torpiditY
ges,ion of the liver and portal circle prevail. 1t is
lndu ssible in ali cases, WHEN it IS necessary 10
cleanse the stomach and bowels. Il removes OBJ
siruc;ons, aud cXcilesa quick and healthy action Of
;he Iige and other granular yscera of II e abdomen
II is cleansing and purifying 10 the system. acts
in perfect harmony with the known laws of lie.
and is undoubtedly, one of the most valuable art.
c!cs ever offered Tor public trial and Inspection.
For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11
GENUINE BUFFALO OIL.

For Sale j., Bath by J. Wilkinson; in Gardiner
by Charles Tarbell; in Hallowcll by F. Scammon,
in Augusta by J e. Ladd; in Bangor by g. W.
Holden, aud Whittier q Guild; and BY most of the
wholesale druggists in Boston.
Nov. !, 1898, Tyr 81.
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-LiKEWISE-
w a q A SA a,

an Indian remedy for Consumption, Splitting of
Blood, Asthma, Colds, Coughs, Whoopng Cough,
aud diseases Of The Lungs generally and in Chronic
diseases such as affections OF the Liver. Dyspepsia,
Constipation of The Bowels, and also as h, dra-
eagun IN Dropsy il is of great value, aud may be
taken with entire confidence
For sale by J. WILKINSON.
Bath July 60, 1923. II
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Extract from letter from the Agent at Wnches-
Ter, N. Fl.
wish you TO send 10 boxes of your Indian
Pnrgalive Pills. The call for few weeks has been
great Tor them, One young man in this place that
The doctors pronounced far gone in consumption,
thinks he is nearly cured by using them, which
gives them great credit in this place"
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THE virtues Of Sars0pariila Extracted
on an 'ntire ncae plan by .Messrs A. B. s.
ID. SANDS, 100 F@iton ST. ". York
III rs superiority most preparations of sarsapa-
a rilla is now fully established 1t is an article
much used for purifying The blood, at all Seasons
Of The yeat it is prepared with the best Spanish
Sarsaparla. lis efficacy for curing the Slt Rheum,
Barbers Itch Scald Head and all diseases of the
skin, when used with Sands celebrated remedy. is
fully established - For sale in Boston, by
William Brown, 4Sl Washington ST.
For sale in Baih bv W. WILKINSON.
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WAKE UP! WAKE UP! WAKE up!
Warmers vegetaJie purifying biittrs, or

tdmtfy corTecttCe-
a CURE for Janndco and Drowsincss !: for
IA debility. weakness of the limbs, want of APP
petite, Riii,us aud Liver Com plants, Caaria Cos.
tivenoss, want Of strength, &c, All who have
made of this preparation re asonished at It's Of.
fcacy. lmparts ts strength TO wine water. The
reputation Of this medicine for all spring and tun,s
mer complaints, is now fully established, it being
in use for the last ten years, for the following pur.
poses pnriG ing The blood removing the propensi-
" sleep, which all are more or less troubled with
IN the spring of tho year, cradicaling all kind Of
humors from the blood even if they appear externally
in the face any part of the body for the alb
purposes it is much better and far more eficacious
than salts, sulpher, cream of tartar, or any other
preparations.
Rcaed by most OF the Druggists in Boston.
Dealers can be supplied by j. p Hall, YIN. Brown,
Brewer, Gushing q Stephens, Hunnewe, Low &
Reed, Boston.
For sale in Bath by ). w. WILKINSON.
Bath, april 9th. swG 81 & Tyr Fl 81
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Notice so So 0Ol.sa s'GygeT US.
JOHN MAYALL,


I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
4. a. has assoriated himst If with SAMUEL May
All, and having spared no cost expense to obtain
additional .Rachnery, they viii continue to manu-
faeture Nooea cloths at the old stand in GRAY,
Maine, at the following low prices.
Cassimerts AT az to 90 cts. per understanding
to guilty.
Sa,ines at 30 10 SO cts per yard and find warp.
Common Full Cloth at 80 TO 35 cts per yard ac-
Cording To guilty.
Common Nailed ut 80 to 90 | 3 cts per yard.
bankeiing over 9 wards wide. 33 to 81 l-2 cts.
Flannel, ] yard vile (Nlite) ID chs per yard.
Napt and coored, 90 cents per ward.
Pressed do % cents per yard.
Wto manufactured at tho hives.
Cloth drnssrd FIR Is rents per ward
The above will be the prices, if the wool ia taken
and cloth delivered at the mill If delivered at an
AGENTS 2 cents per yard will be added. Also rom
Is II II cents per yard ,xtra vii be charged for
2ying indigo Blue, according to the quality of the
cloth
The subscribers having received the high 81 pre-
NUNS in this tate on cloths of their manufacture
nj the late Fair. held in Portland, the past year,
humbly pledge themselves to the pub ic 10 use ev-
cry cXefton To execute their work In Il STYLE That will
merit the preference Of the pub'ic well as con-
tinuance Of the generous patronage heretofore re-
ceWed They will become responsb lie for all work
that goes of their hands not done in good and
worknanIil<e manner Mr.. VIM. LEDYARD, is
Agent for Bath. may 23-3ms
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DR.. PA Y NE,

wv OULD respectful ly inform his friends, thai
w having closed his engagement at the .faine
Medical -chool he has returned TO Bath and taken
an office in Kelley's new Bui ding, directly over
Miss sloan's Millinery Store. where he may be
found during the day, with the exception of Meal
hours, at which time, ard during The night, he may
be found at his boarding house Mr. John Donnels)
on Mddle Street.
Bath, May %, 1882. IFS