Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
BRUNSWICK woOLEN FACTORY.


arFWOOL WANTED,.EG
KUIIITTEN & MEDER, having formed connection IN
w business, respectfully inform the public that they are
prepared to Manufacture Cloth from the material at the
CassimeTes from 40 to so cts per yard
satinets 30 to 81 , and find warn
Walled Cloth 81 to - per yd
White Flannel, ydwd. II
Colored q ! yd wd. % &
do. do. pressed 2i
Cotton Wool Flannel II and find warp
Ind%o pue fdyed in the Wool Bottle and Invisible green's
II 30 cts per yd. in addition to the aaoye prices
Two cents per yard win be charged IN aou''oh 10 TIE
Having made impoan additions the machinery here
toore operated in said factory and engaged Ihe seve
trsty and experienced workmen they feel warranted III
assuming the public that they can produce an article of
manufactured cloth equal to any other eStapSe' III e
They have recently visited several of the best mannaco-
res in Massachusetts and obtained important niofa,8h as
respects making, dying and finishing cloths ana ail oc
ties heretofore existing in the manufacturing department
will be completely obvated. Ill, l.,
No expense of machinery, labor or materials WIN De
spared they determined to make c9, hat s gHe
entire satisfaction, both respects d"ranly anu pe
and they request favor from the public Careful eN
nation Of their goods, believing that such COURSE WI" "'
stantiate the above statements. woo, e. ,I,o
They have also purchased quantity OF Noot' ,, o' ,iao
purpose of manufacturing cloth IN the carry par VI .ne ga
that customers may and examine Tor themselves @
fore leaving their wool. w.,
95Cloth given In eNchah sc 'or "oo
Al Bath,-AIessrs PALMER q LEDYARD.
Ilarpswell,- RoBERT P. RIDLEY & Z. ELLIOTT.
Nessrs ALLEN x PETTINGIlL of Bath are also Agents
fo receiving wool card and cloth 10 dress All ofoerS
lrf1 with them will be promptly attended to- L.,
Wool intended for manufacturing, and Co 70 oe dressed
left with either of the above agents Will be nnSe anu re-
turned at The shortest notice. leaving orders with
agents must be particular in giving Their directions; n
wool should well washed the sheep and brought to the
mill in the fleece Those living in the vicinity of Salt water
will do well to wash their sheep therein
Wool carded and Cloth dressed.
W, & NJ will also CARD WOOL & DRESS CLOTH in
| the hest manner and at the shortest nDtce
| PRICES for Carding 3 cts per b. cash ON delivery
! for Produce 3 IL cts. delivery.
! If charged account a tno variations)
for dressing cloth IL ~ cts. per yard
WILLIAM WRITTEN wishes his former customers and the
public understand that he has connected himself IN the
Brunswick Wooden Factory above where he solcts
of the liberal patronage heretofore received ny
him. He would further say to those who have to pass the
Bridge and do hire by the year. that they will be per
mied pass and back twice at the expense OF the
Tickets wi. be left with the toll gaherer for this purpose.
For sale as above Cassmeres, satinets Full Cloth Blank
citing, Flannes, &c.
! Brunswick, May, lS4l. III
LOWER WOODEN MANDATORY.
g & J. NAVAL, respectfully inform the public that
~ they will eontjn @n1 to ma man nj @Trs
! from the material at the following prices, viz.
Cassimeres at 40 to 81 cts per yd according to quality
Common full Cloth 30 b
{" walled at 33 to d l2 cts.
yis. wide 30 to 35 els
flannel, yd wide, white Is cts
! Napt and colored % cts.
| Pressed do % cts.
/ Cloth dressed for IL cts
he above will he The prices, i the wool is taken and
delivered at the milf II delivered at an Agents. two
per yard viii added. Also from Il To 20 cts per yd
| extra will be charged for dying indigo blue
The subscribers having received the highest premiums in
this State other manufacture relate fair held in
Portland, humby pledge themselves to the public, 10 use
every eXertion their work in a style that will
merit the preference of the public well as continuance
of the generous patronage heretofore received They deem
hut justice the public to that they work from ten 10
fifteen per cheaper than any other Factory at the same
business. They Will become responsible for all work that
goes oi their hands not in good and workman
! like manner. All wool should be well washed
PALMER & LEDYARD, Agents.
| GRAY. April, 1871 PM