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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

nR. ALIENS BaLSaM OF HoaRHOUAD, LIVER
- FORT, AND PLEURISY ROOF, for consumption
asthma difficulty breathing, pain in the side paptation
hectic fever night sweats difficult and prouse expecoraton
and all affections of the chest, lungs and liver
centuries been celebrated in the cure OF diseases OF the Lungs
Dr. b. d. Allen after series of experiments has been
able to from those medical hebs basam, which
wonderful effect curing the Consumption
and Liver Complaint and all other diseases of the Lungs
aud chest So great has become the reputation of Dr. Aliens
Basam that it is used in the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore Hospitals, and in the private practice of our
most eminent medical men.
For children laborng under inflammation of the lungs colds
coughs Group Clumsy and sore throat THIS Basam Is of
great importance The number of deaths among children
from these diseases is truly alarming If parents wish to
the lives of their Children and themselves much trouble
anxiety and expense let them Dr. b. d. Aliens Bal
sam and whenever child has taken cold, has any fever,
cough hoarseness give eapoonfu of this medicine and
repeat ii necessary; one teaspoontu will often effect
an entire cure During the winter of 1899, rising of
thousand families employed This remedy in the city Of New
York The consequence was, that the number of deaths
among children was reduced less than half the usual
NUMBER may be by the city Inspectors report of
deaths.
In order to give the reader some idea of the efficacy of
Basan and how extensively ii is used, we here introduce
the monthly report of the cures performed IN the month OF
May, 1882 furnished US by the agent, and published IN
Monthly Report of the performed by Dr. B. D. Al
lens BaIsan of oaronnd, liverwort, and eursy Root,
during the month of May 1t has cured and completed the
cure Of Consumption in 1921 cases
Liver Complaint w
Dyspepsia 1886
Asthma ~ ="
Palpiation of the Heart ~
Raising blood 56
Total 1852
eTle number of colds and coughs cured by this medicine
100 numerous to report"
observation-disclosures unless it has the certif-
cate of Copyright the wrapper and label and the writ
ten signature of b. ID. ALLEN, NJ. D.
General Depot and wholesale office, 90 Barclay street New
York Sold in Boston by ANDREW GEvER, lO5 Hanover s,
general agent for the New England States
Qt5For safe in Bath by j. WILLIAMSON.
| Oct, 3, 1870 lJ2S
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

A Matrimonial pillain. The Springfield M. }
Journal cautions the public against man calling
himself A. d. Young, 25 or 80 years old, cabinet
maker, who says he learned his trade in Buffalo,
N. Y who has just married three or-more wives off:
hand one in Ohio; the second in Indiaoa, where he
ran away six months afterward. and the third Mt ar
Springfield, Illinois, after having been engaged to
and nearly married girl at Danvle in that State,
before his character followed him there. He was
married to his Illinois wife on the 9th of April,
ran away from her the Cd of MAY, and has prob
ably another pretty we'll courted in Iowa by this
time.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

vi J
ON and after the tenth day of June, and until the tenth
" day OF October l84l quarantine shall be had on all
arrival from the West indies Gulf Of Mexico any port
where any contagious disease prevailed their departure
and all vessels board Of which, person shall have
died. or have been sick with any contagious disease, during
their homeward passage No person shall be admitted to
board Of To shore from any vessel when at quar-
antlne, without permit from the Health Officer The
law will be strictly enforced. Vessels will anchor the
usual place of quarantine nearly opposite the south Steam
Mill. Pilots requested attend the above regulations
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Health officer.
Bath, May 49, 1871. tf9
DYE STUFFS.
F,rMERlC, Ground Log and Red Wood Alum, Copperas
indigo, blue Vitrol and Oil Vtrol for sale by
&. w. KENDALL.
Nav
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

At the Probate Office at Wso0sse uofhn and for the County
of Lincoln, on the 14th day 0f.yuiy, "A. d. lS4l.
XNIIIIAM PURINTON, named Executor in n certain In
w purporting be the last will and testament
of Rachel Milet late of Bowdoinham in said Comfy de
ceased having presented the for Probate Ordered
That the said William Pnton give naticc to nj persons in
,eested, by causing copy ohis Order to published three
weeks successfully in the Lincoln Telegraph printed
Ba and tn be posted up public place in Bowdoin
ham that they may appear at Probate COur be holden
1opsham, Monday the } day of August next II o.
clock in the forenoon, and shew if they have
why the said Instrument should he proved approved
and allowed the last will and of said deceased
t3w16 NATH'II GROTON, judo Of Prnhate.
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GRAVE STONES.

JOEL CLARK, Jr., & Co. Of Hdiowell, hereby informs
the inhabitants Of Bath and vicinity, that they have
sumed the Stone Cutting business formerly pursued by Joel
Clark Jr and have taken stand Stanifords Wharf
the Town Landing where may be found good assortment
of Dover, New York, White Marble and Slate GRAVE
STONES all sizes and ofevery variety PATTERN ncud
ing Tomb Tables, and Monuments of all descriptions Hav-
ing made arrangements TO be constantly supplied with the
best ofStock all orders in their line of business will be
cuted punctualy and despatch. Mr.. Charles Capp
Jr of Bath authorised Agent whom application may
be made and will give any information necessary relation
to the business. JOEL CLARK, Jr., & Co.
Halowel Oct 20tl 1910. ly3l
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wARREN,s FAMILY BILIOUS ptII.S.


Purely Yegetabie Medicine, prepared By ORR.fN p. VAR
Rem, M D.. PdtsfPtd ~. H.
tFINIlESE Pills offered TO the public medicine, highly
ehcacious for the following disorders, viz Rheumatism,
Acute and Chronic scout, SPasms Cramps, Billions Com
,paints Diseased Liver JaundIce Loss of Appetite Dyspep.
sa, Headache, Fainness, Slow Bilious Fever Weakness
OF the Limbs, Dozness Fed Breath other diseases
incident to the stomach, bowels, back and limbs.
They are also most effecual remedy for Worms as the
most obstinate cases have been cured-as may by
ference to certificates in Dr. Warrens poss ion. They
may be used also great advantage for use,
safe, eftecua and pleasant physic composed entirely Of
vegetables and which with perfect safety at any
time and by any persen. f|
,RecOnam ndatiOns.
The oOaoiag are from regular practag Phuoaus of hmm,
standing ind reputation.
This 10 certify that DIR. Orran p Warren of Pittseld
NJ II. is a gentleman with whom am well aco,,ainted he
having read medicine with that have much CONFIDENCE
in him. and that have used his Family Bilious Pills and
can recommend them to the public most excellent med
cine. DANIEL BATES, NJ. D.
Barton, VT, 1889.
This certify have purchased large quantities of
family and in my practice with the most beneficial results
consider thep excellent substitute for mercus prepa
rations. ISRAEL N. GALE, M. d.
Deerfeld, N. II.
Towhom il may concc-This Is to certify, that asI live
the immediate vicinity of Dr. o. p Warren, and have
used his Family Bilious Pills in practice, and have found
them be highly efeacous in all diseases originating from
arrangement of the stomach and bowels and can cheerful
iy them to the public being purely vegetable
which can be taken with perfect safety at any time
with the most beneficial results.
Chichester, N H. JAMES A. TILTON, nj. D.
For aale in Bath by J. WILKINSON. 4ml2
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N ennebec e. Boston Steam NavlgatiOn,-1s41
- fssYENID Il THREE DOLLARS TO BOSTON,
+ l-zk% The new and Splendid Steamer
GGzzssSSSz1Ths1aS John w. Richmond,


ssffEE75sSSSz1~n1ES John w: chmOnd,
Gsz5Sszkzass4sz9 N. KIMBALL-Master
Until further notice will leave Hallowell Mondays,
~ and Thursdays half past p M. and Gardiner3P M.
for Boston and returning will leave north side of wharf,
Roston for Gardiner and allowell Tuesdays and Fridays
al NJ.
Fare from TIaowel and Gardiner TO Boston, $3OO-from
Bath S250--meas extra.
Stages will he in readiness the arrival ofthe Boat 10
yey passengers Augusta Watervle Bangor and Belfast
All freight must be inellgiby marked, or will not be re
cefved and all bills freight must be paid on delivery of
goods This boat is well furnished with hre engines,
buckets boats &C. order to insure the safety OF assen
gers The high reputation of the j. w Richmond makes II
unnecessary that the propretos should say any tng ID re-
lion her only her qualities as safe sea boat are no.
surpassed by any boat in the Union 80 ~,
Notice to Shppers and gaees.Au GOODS Baggage,
Bank Bills Specie OF other property shipped on board the
John w Richmond he at the risk OF le owners oil sul
property and NIL Freight landed must be taken from the
wharf without delay, VIII he stored nj The RISK ana eN
p.nea the owners in al respects whatever 1H persons
are forbid trusting any ont ON account o! this Boat
Tine proprietors have rcnqulshcd The transportation oi
money bills and valuable packages, to G. ;. CARPEN ti
who will his risk, an Express by way OF the
W. Richmond. The propretors therefore, Will not be aG
counabe for the conveyance or delivery OF any suci
articles. .-...,, . a..
HaioweH 'ApI ls4l. tf3 A. HOWARD, Agh-
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BRUNSWICK woon11N FACTORY.

RJWOoL WANTED &c
WIiTTrEN & MEDEi, having iovncd connection in
w business respectfully inform the public that they are
prepared to manufacture Cloth from the material al the
Cassimer,s ifom AZ to SO cts per yard
Fun Cloth g 30 81 10 g
s'anes 90 30 81 ID and find warp
Walled Cloth 3;Ito37 10 per I'd
White Flannel, yd wi. II @
Colored @ yd wd - 50
do. do pressed .
Cotton S. Wool Flannel II and find warp
Indigo Glue dyed in the Wool Bottle and Invisible greens
Il to 20 cts per yd in addition 10 the above prices.
Two cents per yard Will be CHARGED in addition the
lore going prices when left with Agents.
having made important additions the machinery here
tOore operated IN said factory and engaged the services OF
trlsty and experienced worknen they feel warranted in
assuring the public that they produce article Of
manufactured cloth equal 70 any other establishment in the
They have recently visited several of the best manufaco
respects making, dying and finishing cloths, and all difficult
ties heretofore existing in the manufacturing department
will be completely obtiaed.
No expense Of machinery, labor or materials will be
spared they determined to make cloth that shall give
entire satisfaction both respects durability and beauty
and they request favor from the public, careful
naon of their goods believing that such will sub
stantiate the above statements.
They have also purchased quantity of WOOL for the
purpose of manufacturing cloth in the early part of the
that customers and examine for themselves be
fore leaving their wool.
aTcioth given 4, exchange , for Wool.
At Both-NIessrs PALMER & LEDYARD.
Wiscassct,-SiIAS l.. YOUNG.
HarpSwei --ROBERT p. RIDLEY & u. ELLIOTT
Messrs ALLEN & PETTlNGII.I, of Bath are also Agents
for receiving wool TO card and cloth dress All order
le1t with them will be promptly attended TO-
Wool intended for manufacturing, ana Cloth to be dressed
left with either of the above agents will be finished and
turned at the shortest notice. Persons leaving orders witt
must be particular in giving their directions. Al
wool should he well washed the sheppard brought to the
mill in the fleece Those living the vicinity OF Salt wate
will do well to.waslf their sheep therein.
Wool carded and Cloth dressed
W. & NJ. will also CARD WOOL. & DRESS CLOTH in
the hest manner and ut the shortest notice
PRICES for Cardng 3 cts per ID. cash on delivery.
for Oiling cts g -" VIZ.
for Produce l2 cts. delivery.
X charged account cts Ono ylriations.)
.ior dressing cloth 10 ls2 cts. per yard.
WILLIAM WsITTEN,FEshes his fnsmer customers and the
public understand that he has connected himself in the
Brunswick Wooden Factory above where he solicits
Continuance of the lbep patronage heretofore received by
him. He would nher say to those who have to pass the
toll Bridge and do not be the year. that they will be per
ned pass over and back twice at the expense ofthe
firm
Tickets WILDE left with the toll gatherer for this purpose
For above, Cassmeres sanets Full Cloth, Blank
etng Flannes, &c.
Brunswick, May, 1841 u7
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NEiy- 4 eNNRTMENT!

4 E.V $50 RI M u y y
F-, EIislrer a. Gronncsi, otlrs Cor sale
e. T. reasonable terms, at ROGERS
A. block Front street, new and extensive
5a9c~T5 So assortment OF fashionable Boots, am
Ia shoes, Hats, Caps. &C. &c. suita-
WSsos BILE for winter and spring wear, among
which areLades Fur .jned walking Shoes-Iadies French
Kid slippers OF ali Observation-Disclosures Leather Shoes of
ylesChldrens' Leather, Kid and Morocco Shoes of all
descriptions and sizes CENTS G9LF, KIP 4. THICK
BOOTS good Of II ATS and CAPS, suitable
to the season. ALSO--A good assortment ofRUBBERs all
sizes The above together with variety of other articles
Will be sold low for cash
Custom work. done to order, al short notice. in faithful
and workman like manner.
n b. Accounts of than years standing be
settled Immediately. f. A. DONNELL
Bath. Feb 10th, l9il. tfi6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

LOWER WoOLEN MANUFACTORY.
& & j. AVAIL, respectfully inform the public that
~. they will continne 10 manufacture
WOODEN CLOTHS,
from the material, at the follow ing prices, viz.
Cassmcres AZ TO 30 per yd according quality
SatnCts al 30 to 33 cts
Common full Cloth 30 to 30 CTS.
% walled at 80 To IS l-2 cts.
Blankefing 9
yds. wide 80 to IS cts.
Flannel, yd wide, white, Is cts.
Nap and colored, y cts
Pressed do. % cts.
Cloth dreSseJfior Il cts.
65Ihe above will be II PRICES, if the wool is taken and
cloth delivered the milf. If delivered at Agents, two
viii be added Also from Il 10 % yd
extra VIII be charged for dying indigo blue
The subscribers having received the highest premiums in
this State cloths Utc manufacture At the late fair held in
Portland humby pledge themselves to the public TO
every eXertion execute their work style that will
merit the preference of the public wei continuance
of the generous patronage heretofore received They deem
but justice to the public say that they work from ten to
fifteen per cheaper than any other Factory nj the
business. They will become responsible for vi work that
ont of their hands done in good and workman
like manner. All wool should be wen washed,
PALMER * LEDHAsD, Agents.
Gray April, l2il. 2ln7
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House FOR sALEI

THE convenient dwelling house now
n -MA - occupied and owned by the subscriber,
z&M g: q having good Stable wood house 9th
ElIIa kM out buildings attached to the same,
4s59tE&eZ Well of good Water, several very ex-
cellent fruit trees, located q convenient
and pleasant lot commanding fine view Of the kennobc
il now offered for sale reasonable terms.
Persons wishing good location will do well call.
Possession given by the first of September Apply To,
GILBERT TRUFANT.
Bath, July Is, 1871. NFf ~
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CARPENTER & HARRIS,
KENNEBEC Il BOSTON

-
TE1IE subscribers, connection with Messrs. r. c. HALE
4 Cos of Boston, would respectfully announce TO their
friends and the public that they have made arrangements
transport P.7Ch.4GES .4.ND BUNDLES OF GOODS,
from AUGUSTA, HALLOWEIl., GARDIN Err, BATH
and the intermediate towns per Steamers JOHN w. RICH
MQND and HuNTREsS, TO BOSTON and through
HhRNDEN'S EXPRESS to NEW YORK and other South.
and Western Cities Personal and prompt attention win
be given to delivering packages and money paying and col
lccting bills, and purchasing anl selling merchandise.
All packages intended for should he legiby marked
"kENNEBEC EXPRESS Large articles viii be called
for If suitable notice is given. ~
Offices. AT the AuGusrA BooTsroRE, Augusta; at c. G..
BACHELDER's, liauwe; al \. T PEagrts', Gardiner al
A. PAHsons, Bath ana III p G. HALE Co.'S, No. 8, Couti
street, Boston. G. S. CARPENTER,
SAM'I, l.. IIARRIS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

lust received, and for sale wholesale rrtai BY II
y HYDE, valuable work on MATHEW ,rIcs
contains all the plzzling questions and their explanations
Srom any work ARTHMETIc with much other incres
ing matter 6'VIi
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

DANtEl. Wilt Ans, EsQ.
GES, GREEYLIEF WHITE, 9,oyyo
WIN. r. SMITH & Go.
WILLIAM WoART, JR., ESQ
GEN. Csc. W. BAcHELpER, Gardiner
CALVIN SPhULDING, HalOWeH.
j. B. MUssEY, Boston.
NJ b. All packages letters left with A. PARso~s al the
Sagadahock Cheap store will receive prompt attention
Bath May 90 1S4l. tia
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THE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he has taken the store formerly occupied by J. H.
Nichols, wheefhe has just received prime assortment 81
SPRING GOODS, consisting in part, of Broad Cloths
Cassmere Satnets, VestingsBrown and Beached Sheet
ings, Shinings, and Moleskins, GambooDs and
variety of other sufs for Gents and boys spring and
suu.ncr wear. ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, MOI de LANES, PRINTED LAWNS
and 5acOnnets.
good assortment Of Hosiery, Gloves, &C., &c.
ALso-CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, and a good as
sortment of family GROCERIES.-An of which he win
sell very cheap for cash. J. MATHEWS Cd. 4
ALso:-A small lot of Good BUTTER-anda lot of Shoes
of all sorts, ccry cheap 't
NAV 10. n7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29
STONE CUTTING.

ID ICHARD ADAMS would inform the public that he in
IL tends the continuance of the Stone Cutting the
stand Sagadahock Ferry, Bath at his shop Brln-
swck nearly opposite the Stage Tavern and at his place of
residence near Cpthance Mil, Topshamat which places
viii furnish the first rate Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work, executed
with dispatch IN the neatest mapner and at least low
can be had in the State Also White American Marble
ngs, &c. &C. In of absence ;at Bath apply to Capt
Lambard next doOr-at brunswick to Mr. Lufkn opposite
NAV 9Th 1871. ~ ~ tf6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

NUTICE,
JShereby given that the subscribers have been duly ap
pointed Executors of the last will of GREEN RICH
ARpSON late of Bath County of Lincoln, deceased
and have taken upon themselves that trust by giving bonds
as the Law directs And all persons having demands upon
the estate of the said Grden Richardson required
hbt the same and all indebted the said estate
are called upon to make payment.
GERSHOM HYDE, rxocr,ors
WIN. NJ ROGERS, ! DNoo''ois'
Bath, June 7th ls4l. 8 mos 10.
nook a. TOR rEsINTJN1s -. :. .1,.. -as
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ia SILL ON ABLE ESTABIa MENT.
Samuel. COMMUNICATIONS returns thanks to the
- liberal inhabitants of Bath and vicinity for the patronage
they have thus far avned him WITH and would take this
portunty to inform trm that he continues to execute all
orders in his line Of business with pomptness and despatch
He trusts that his extensive experience in his pfuessOn
and his unremng efforts please his patrons combined
with perfect knowledge Of his trade, Will enable him to
merit and receive continuance of the public favor.
Persons wishing Garments made in the best iuapner and
according the latest fashions will please call at the Office
directly Parsons Smiths Store in Rogers brick
block 9FCutting done at short notice. Latest Fashions
tu iy.ai
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MEM GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
lust received the formerly occupied by Mr.. Asa
- Palmer, Centre street, good assortment of HARD
WARE, NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, LINSEED OIL,
WHITE LEAD, PARIS GREEN and JOiNEkS TOOLS,
which will be sold at fair prices Tor rush.
Il. w KENDALL.
WANTED, as above, 50 bb!s, Cider.
Bath MAY 49, 1871. u7
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AND GENERAL S7.7GE OFFlCE.-BH7YH ME-
N II THE Public will BEAR in mind that the Books
y. ID. ofa the different Stage Rontrs are kppt NJ this
House and at other in Bath. JOHN EITdOT
November Ith, 1899. tf.)2
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VEGETABLE SYRUP,

VEGETABLE SYRUP,
For Females encientc.
TIME safe and eectual remedy essenng the pains
n and suerings attendant on pdrturien woman that has
ever been discovered.
The delicate female may without the least fear
of injury to herself or offspring
The proprietor has his possession many letters showing
that fully the purpose for which is recommend
ed not only in essenng pain and rendering the process OF
labor easy and SAFE but in promoting the speedy
cry of the mother after confinement
Directions for using it, &c. are briefly stated in small
pamphlet that accompanies each botte in which cer
from Physicians, who have prescribed it, and other
Gentlemen whose Wives have used it,
Pamphlets may be had gratis of Agents by those who
DESTROYS of, farther information = "'
Prepared by s. PAGE, druggist HALLowELL, 10 whom
orders may be directed.
1t is also sale by the dozen single bottle by w. c.
STIMpsoN & REED, No. ia, State Street. Boston.
j. e. Ladd druggist Augusta Doct j. A. Berry, Saco
Chas Tarbel, i" Gardiner. II. Fopg g. Co. Thomaston,
J. aiden, I" Waterville. H. s. Blasdsn, e. Thomsston
.Naahp Held &C Bath. Edmund Dana, Wscasset.
@. WiliSton, Brunswick IC. Church, .Jr. Phillips.
a. Garter, r. " por,,oa H. B. L0Ueoy, Fayee,
c. Il. Beckett, iot'iahu' John Sides, Waldoboro'.
@. ~ Holden Bangor S. ". Bates, Norrdgewock.
HIM o. Poor, " Belfast.
HIM. Noyes, Maine Farmer Office, Winthrop.
Bath, May 9TH l84l. cop. ly7.
on CHESTS prime Souchong Tea for sale by
~ ,o1 cHA's CLAP j.
RAISINn
IN BOXES NJ. r. Rasns fresh and prime order=for sale
OO by CHA's CLAPP, IT,
July 6, 1841. Is
= RETAILING MOLASsES.
HDS early crop Cuba Molasses good order and FOL
Nv sale by CHA'S Cbff, IL
"'' w.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

ALBERT G. PAGE,
XE7OUID inform his friends and the public generally thar
w taken the the head of Hodgkins Wharf
formerly occupied by r. p Morse) where he opening
well selected assortment of GROCERIES and PROVE
SIONS, viz:
Coffee Flour
Teas Rye Il Indian Meal
Sugars Cod Fish
Raisins Cheese
Figs Pork & Lard
Grapes, &c, &C., Blown Salt, &r. Sc.
Sarsaparila Mead, and Sperm and Whale Oil
Lemon Syrup,
Also
Wooden Ware and Farming Tools, and good assortment
of CROCKERY & GLASS WARE &c, &C, all of which
will be sold the most reasonable terms Gall and
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n fs4SS STORE AN ID NEW GOODS!
L A. LEMONT offers for sale at the New Store, No
g. North of the Elliot House, good assortment of D.
l. GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCkERY, IND GL.aSS
H4RE composing first assortment ofartics usual
trade which will he sold very reasonable
.4LSO-as above, 50 barrels prime FLOUR.
NEW YORK CHEESE, for sale by A. G.. PAGE.