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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
HEPA77TJS, OR LIVER COMPLAINT.

HEPATITJS, OR LIVER COMPLAINT.
Liver complaint is described to be Of two forms,
VIZ; Aeuie and Chronic, which are fIerent in their
seat and character, and produced from ulcers on
The Liver, which is diseased the surface OF in the
centre. In the former the patient is STACKED with
sudden pain, in the region Of the Liver, severe
that the bed clothes are insuPporable; the pa.
ent cannot bear to turn lay his left side from
The pressure eKerted in that position Of the inaamed
organs. The latter may go on in such manner
.ha. the first symtoms Of Liver Complaint are those
which mark the occurrence OF suppuration. The
Acute and Sub-acute varieties, almost always com.
mence with some chilly feelings succeeded by heat
of the skin, fevered tongue, having yelowish sp-
pesrnnee Irregular state Of the bowels, costiveness
countencance changes to pale or eitron color, or
yellow like those afflicted with jsundice, difficulty Of
breathing, disturbed rest, attended with cough fe-
versh symtoms, dry and psrched skin, difficulty
Of lying on the right side, urine scsnty and high
coiored, the patient passes many bad nights and is
frequently troubled with DianhGa, Tenasmus and
Piles. nausea and vomiting, and has a considerable
| thirst. When the Inflammation affects the perito-
neal coat of the Liver the pain is much more intense
and the fever higher than when confined TO the Liv-
en- In chronic affections it is uncertain in its Ter.
mnation the pain is intense. attended occasional.
ly with feverish SYMPTOMS, dry and parched skin
irregular bowels, salow eountensnce. freqeunt at,
tscks Of jusndice. the tongue is scarcely free
from yellow fur, the appetite bad, and corruption
| A .l,.o- u Il.
On. HaRlIcH's Compound Strengthening Ton
ic and Aperient German Pills, will, in . majorit,
of cases. produce perfec. cure, and if used si III
very onset of affection will in every case arrest tn
disease. This is not merely theory but fact, whic
can he subs!sntsted by the testimonies Of vsrou
persons who have witnessed the astonishing efiec,
Of this invaluable medicine. The diet must be st
tended to, ami the warm bath must not be neglcc
ed when the patient can have access to il. Flu
aud explicit directions sro defined in the medic'
, pamplet which accompanies the medicine, and ca
be obtained gratis Of any Of the regularly sppoin,e
agents who cell tbs medicine.
4 Principal Office and General Depot for the Uu
ted States, is a, No. 10 North Eighth Street. Phil
Y delphis, where oil communications ioy Agsnel,
n Advertising aud Medicines must 10 addressed q
7 psid,) which viz p.ss siin !mmedisss stie,tlo
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
From tie Knicker5ocker.
THE FALL OF THE OAK.
MT GEORGE HILL.

nr GEORGE HILL.
"A glorious tree is the old gray oak,
He has stood for thousand yssrx,
Has stood and frowncd
On the woods around,
Like King among his peers:
As around their king they stand, so now.
When the flowers their pale leaves fold,
The tall trees round him stand arrsyed
In their robes Of purple gold.
He stood like tower
Through sun and shower,
And dared the winds 10 battle;
He has heard the hail,
AS from plates of MALL
From his old limbs shaken, rattle:
Has tossed them about. and shorn the tops
when the storm has reused his might,1
Ofthe forest>trees, as q strong man doth
The heads Of bis foes in fight
Tho autumn sun looks kindly down,
But the frost is on the lea,
And sprinkles the horn
OF the owl at morn,
As she hies to the old oak tres.
Not leaf is stirred,
Not sound is heard
But the thump of the thresher's fail,
The low winds sigh,
Or the distant cry
or the hound on the FoX's tran.
The forester he has whistling plunged,
With his axe in the deep woods gloom,
That shrouds the hill
Where few and chill
The sunbeams struggling come
His brawny arm he has barred, and laid
His axe at the root the tree,
The old gray oak,
And, with lusty stroke,
He wields it merrily:
With lusty stroke,
And the old gray oak,
Through the folds Of his gorgeous vest,
You may see him shake,
And the nght>owl break,
From her perch in his ieafy crest.
She will come but to find him gone from wher'
He stood at the break of day;
Like cloud that peals as it mrlts TO air,
He has passed, with crash, away!
Though the spring in bloom and the fros, in sol'
No more his limbs attire,
On the stormy wave
He shall foat, and brave
The blast and the battle FIRE!
Shall spread his white wings 10 the wind,
And thunder on the deep,
As he thun3ered when
His bough was green,
OA the high and stormy steeps
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PRICES OF ADvEnrusIve.


Lively ybUUtsVu6ftfHstIU q ~
Yearly Advertisements, with the privilege os
al,cra,ion) one column $25 half column, sls.
three squares, Sl2, two squares, SO; one square.
s5. Without the privilege Of alteration liberal
discount will bo made.
Advertisements left withou, directions az to tho
length Of time they are TO ba published, will bs
continued until ordered out, and charged Accord
ingly.
C-J'Six,een lines make q square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
ICE HOUSES.

Mn. ED,roa II wish to enquire whether any
Of your correspondents familiar with the prnci-
pies Of constructing Icr Housrs in ee!lra!s A
gentleman informad me, not long since, tha: these
necessary sppendsges Of farm houses could be con-
sructed with far less expense in the cellar than in
any other situation. He professed not TO bS farai.
LA: with ,hc manner Of constructing them, but spoke
of them - being quite common "Dotcn East," as
well As in many parts Of Massachusetts,. New
Hampshire and Vermont II any Of your readers
possess information on this subject, they will con-
fer . favor upon the public, by giving it publicity
through the columns Of the Culdva.or. II. D. W..
Wmdhana, April 9Th ls4i.
Will some Of our correspondents answer this in
quiry! Meanwhile We say. that there is nothing
very learned or mysterious in the 'prinspes oil
constructing ice houses in cellars prscticed here.
abouta A man has but TO dig hole. say four feet,
OF moro II he chooses, square in his cellar; line
the bottom and sides with hemlock boughs. and gil
Some boughs should also Be thrown over the top,
which may be covered with trap door st,,chsd to
. square frame resting on the cellar foor. Meat,
milk, butter, lard &C., placed in vessels the trap
door, will keep cocl and sweet in the hottest wea
ther, and when you want ice, al you have to do is
to raise the door and take out the desired quantity
The ice house keeps the whole cellar cool, and ever
aids in cooling the rooms sbove.-MRiHe Cukira,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
LOKKAINE'S PIILS,
OR VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
CURATIVE,

Of the French College V team, IN Pa7s -.
prored and fd by the mast dsaFuished Phgs'c'dns IN
France thorough Purifier Of the Blood, and consequently
certain cure for an Curablc Diseases.
DISCOVERED BY = LORRAINE, NJ d. -,
WHE extraordinary virtues Of Lorraine s f1li5
depends upon extracts over different Vegetables, all
soaduably combined as to purify nonrish and vgorate
the human sysam These Pills when taken digested
and mas. every mart of the system and in their effect de
n, tho morbid minors and powerfully purge them of
}yn taken in sufficient quantities yet so mild i'll their oper
alton not to be offensive to the most delicate. -.
a nnn,lrrd omong the dead in the dark and lonely cells
Of In, tomb are now numbered among the living evidences
Of the miracles Iurains Pills have performed within few
months t,m-W lind in the catalogue of those whose
cates would fiji volumes that the nearly feess body, thu
victim of pep rooted Consumption out fresh with
III aiming health like the blasted leaf after a refreshing
I'm C,j,te y}s,,ted Shines and The Contracted Cord
of have welded to rjicir superior efficacy and
nr mo suffering nlags Of Coughs Colds and Ague, have
welded 10 its power the aged the Asmatic well the
n1r r,sl forward in great numbers to exclam Their en-
husjne praises in favor of the remedy, had stab
shpd health and yigor forms, when other remedies
,iIad when he sl cf tho ryperjmapng Physician had
failed 10 discover remedy and cheering hope had lied and
despair r.iened triumphant
an, plrif, the blood
tria condii upen which nature gives health TO man
is yal care 10 Keep lis stomach and bowels free from
morbid and unhealthy accommodations. Lorainc's Pills ad
niy affect this because they cleanse the bowels and pn
v tine blood orranes Pills leave the body through
more when they hay rtei their pnrnose as the eve stone
dues the exc. and health aud YiapI is the reward
,it i,.,,. ,.;gi 40, ,,,o ,,y o,,,i,ar,. ,s
I'm Hl'i, ~ ~, ~ ' ,e H., I' 10. y -;
'! o' i' - i.,ad i, !, l. ;,, a,praci,,5,d No.
, tiH v, H rtt, ras,rnJ ~ nrf =, hai,b sh
VI n KIN, i,; ~ , e,,,a t,, ,ears ,,ca ,,ihnh
suffered a+s ,i4uiS u, ~ d 5 q rev ySt h M
I had Scored IN r Hewitt of Rostmn
ent!t!$ y, u, -, :, %i Ii i ,n M ~ h
ny "a" - On l r,.a,,,,i ir,.,ii-,, Nh; .ndT
IL" i-o,,"'n : .'.l " e.. Nv ''',p, ar,titj anu "
"tls,' oi, t' - ~ INV " I,,St,,, If,tiN.,,r
Iostrn, fpl In I'll i IN ~ ~ nv St o
@ - = -, ne nr nor e, lly,,inon H., a.,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
miscellaneous.

PIcKLEI EGGs.-Boil them till they are hard ;
throw then into cold water Immediately while
hot, which will make the shells slip off smoothly
without lreaking the eggs. Bod some red peets
till they ire soft; peel and mash them hne' ana
put enough of the Juice into some plain cold vim
epar to jolor it fine pink add very little salt,
pepper, nutmeg, and cloves; pat the eggs INTO IA
jar, anttranstuse the vinegar &C over ''''','
Theymake delightful garnsn 10 remain "'''''
for poultry, game, and fish, and still more beau
tifulwhen cut in rnglets.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
yEGEVABLE SYRUP,


rS,E most safe and eecna remedy for lessening the pains
and suferngs attendant parHrict woman that has
ever been discovered.
The delicate female may use without the least tear
of injury to herself or offspring.
The proprietor in his possession many letters showing
that fully answers the purpose for which is recommend
ed only in essenng pain and rendering the process OF
labor more easy and safe but in promoting the speedy recov
erv of the mother after confinement.
Directions for using it, &C., briefly stated in small
pamphlet that accompanies each bottle: in which are certif
Physicians, who have prescribed it, and other
Gentlemen whose Wives have used il.
Pamphlets may be had gratis of nts by those who are
DESTROYS of farther information
Prepared by ;. PAGE druggist, HALLoWELL, to whom
orders may be directed. 49, -
II also for sale by the dozen single bottle by w.
STIMpsoN 4 REED, No. ia, State Street. Boston.
81 & Ladd druggist Augusta Doc. j. "A. Berry, Saco.
Ctas 7drdeH Gardner. n. Forg & Co. Thomaston.
j. .AGea. " Watenile. r. S. Blas@cH E. Thomaston.
MANI Tfell Path. fdaaRd Dunn, WisCasset.
g. HlHl,ign. g Brunswick. IC. Church, Jr Phillips.
g. Carter, 4" p,od "a. B. LooGOg, Fayeite,
c. E. BECKETT, " loi'"iiu' JOHN Sides Waldoboro
G. u. Hoidca Bangor S. ". Bates, Norridgewock.
H.R. O. Poor, " Belfast.
Nm. .Noue5, Maine Farmer Office, winthrop
Bath, Nav 9Th ISL cop lN1'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

>, r~-~, - THE fast sailing and superior Steamer
= IN, ~ HUNTRESS, r. G. JEwETr, master, will
leave Kings Wharf, Bath, every Wednes-
day and saturday mornings at O'Clock for Boston via
Portsmouth.
Returning, win leave Portsmouth, on Mondays and
Thursdays the arrival of the Cars from Boston, for Bath
through Boston $3.50 TO Portsmouth 81 30 Meals extra
Regular DAYS theJ w. RICHMOND to leave llaiowe
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at half past 2, p NJ.
For further particulars apply to p. KNIGHT, agent
BHth NAV 18Th 1Sil, It's
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

The prices for land IN these townships viii vary ACCORDING
situation and quality Of tue lots not less however than
The land will be sold upon credit Of four yearly pay
mens with interest the three first payments to be eSpen
ded in labor on the roads the Township where the land
sold situated under the direction Of the Land Agent ana
the last payDpnt to cash. Each purchaser VIII be
reQured b the terms Of his decd within said four years
build house on his lot and to clear IN proper manner
dtteen acres ten ri which shall be laid down 10
grass.
Whenever twenty, less number Of persons shall give
A satisfactory bond 10 the Land Agent that they win within
three years erect substantial Saw and Grst Mil IN any
Township otlud for Settlers having mills in said Town
ship each of said persons will be entitled 10 deed Of
of land subject to the performance OF the settling dut
above menoned and the Company will be entitled to a
deed of the mill lot.
Not more than four lots will be sold any person in
any TOWNSHIP or tract
The Aroosuok Road has been completed this year, the
Ardostaok River ard that river is naYlgaIa for boats,
good communication l. opened 10 the e iur All easy
access o each of the above mentioned Townships.
Saw and Crust Mills have been erected and in
operation in Township Letter Range > No. 8. Range l.
and No. H. Range and contracts have been made for The
erection Of Mills the ensuing year, il township No. 9,
Range 6, No. II, Range t. aud in Letter d. Range l.
There has been steady demand for settling land through
the season. and lots have been sold than former
year. As the United States have recently established post
the mouth of the Aroosook, aud another at The mouth
OF Fish River and have Company Of soldiers each,
section Of the STATE l3 routes established, mark Is
opened for produce and the settler Will feel additional
rlty from any border difficulty.
With the known fertility OF the soil the advantage Of
good roads and Mills and the rapid settlement Of this part
of the state, is believed that favorable opportunity
is offered young who wish to become farmers,
themselves good locations where in few years,
with industry and economy, they fail to
themselves an honorable competency.
ELIJAH L. HAMLTN,
2m30 T,pYd .arcRt If .Iqipr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

New SiMiLr.--A Southern editor says that ms
neighbor has ''no more influence over the communi-
~ than bob-taed horse over nation Of flies IN
the month of July - That editor must be acFnowl-
edged to have some live ideas in his head, besides
those that crawl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
HOUSE FOR SALEI

THE convenient dwelling house now
, NEA~ occupied and owned by the subscriber,
TSe-sNif2 having good Stable wood house and 9th
IN eroubuldngs attached to the same with
ls1-sSzsEsss Wen of good Water, several very eX-
cellent fruit trees, located on convenient
and pleasant lot commanding fine view Of the Kennebec,
is now offered for sale al reasonable terms.
Persons wishing good location, will do well to call
Possession given by the first of September. Apply to,
GILBERT TkUFANT.
path Julv II 1871. #tf l6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

AA A VALUABLE and pleasant situation, situated in
i"A the town Of Brunswick; about three miles from Bath
@-' village and four from Brunswick village; contain
Ing about seventy five of good land about fourteen
of hay and sufficient wood for family use, well
watered has large story house well finished Barn
and out buildings well finished has fruit trees and
will be sold low For terms apply to d. Larrabee, Bath
10 n LARRABEE, on the premises
Sept 18th, 1871. 3w27t &tE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
AssEGNEIls NOTlCIl

:
(tHARLES w. HOLMES having assigned his stock IN
" trade and all his property of whatsoever KIND To the
subscribers the benefit Of bis creditors three months is
allowed from the date hereof for creditors to become parties
to said assignment The assignment may be seen by APP
pication either of the assgnees
b. G. RAILEY, Assi,,oes
j. :. SEWALL
Bath, Sept Is, 1871. 3m25.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

CARPENTER ~ HARRIS,
KENNEBEC Il BOSTON
PACK AGE 4 PRESS.
vE,IE subscribers in connection with Messr P. C. HALE
Coz of Boston, would respectfully announce to their
friends and the public thai they have made arrangements to
transport P4CR.AGES AND BUNDLES or GOODS,
from AUGUSTA, HALLOWELL, GARDINER, BATH
and the intermediate towns per Steamers JOHN W. RICH
MOND aud HtJNTRESS, to BOSTON, and through
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS to NEW YORK and other South
EN- Western Cities Personal and prompt attention will
be given to delivering packages and money paying and col
lectng bills and purchasing and selling merchandise.
All packages intended for should be legbly marked
"KENNEBEC EXPRESS" Large articles viii be called
for if suitable notice is given.
Offices At the AUGUSTA BooKsroRE, Augusta; at G. q
BAcHELDERs Halowe; at A. 7. Perkins, Gardiner; at
A. PARsoNs' Bath; and at p c. HALE & Co.'S No. &, Court
Street, Boston. G.s. CARPENTER,
SAML4 l.. HARRIS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
STATE 0p uAZETG,

LAMP OFFICE,
Bangor, Oct. 3, 1871.
vENEE undersigned hereby gives public notice that the
ting land N the following described Townships which
has been survey into settling s, and belonging to the
state now the market tr sale and settlement, to witt
Township No. j. Range ), West from The East line Of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
EXCHANGE,

To the Court of County Commissioners for the County If
Lacoi to be hoidn 3opShda the first onday Of scptea-
rHNHE undersigned would respectfully represent that the
Inhabitants of Bowdoin and Topsham do feel much
Bridge North Turner Bridge, the petition of VII
liam VI Rogers and Others We believe that other roads
already made and the locality Of the road not being
finally settled the liability Of increase Of damage, we
your fonors discontinue the WHOLE any part of said
road substitute other road for the whole or any part
of said road make any alterations relative to the said road
in your wisdom SHAH see cause and we further re
quest that request the Commissioners of kennebec
5 595AfG1 Thrown SHs9oWN, 'hs ie%" of f
DAVID SCRIBNER, selectmen
BENJAMIN THOMPSON, OF
s..s...z#s-s#--..# AIVAH JAMESON. Topsham.
Furthermore the subscribers in behalf of the town of
Leeds Jointly with Bowdon and Topsham petition the said
Hon. Court of Commissioners as above described being also
GEORGE r. sTINCHFlELD,) selectmen
Leeds s5
LINGO IN ss-4 meeting of the County Commissioners be
a rad h0dead 30pshGm cilin and far sud County on Tie
first yHouddy Of SBtehbsr, H. u. ls4l.
ON the foregoing Peton Ordered, that the petitioners
give notice to all persons and corporations Interested that
the Comfy Commissioners VIII meet AZ the house fGeorge
Rogers in Topsham, and have requested The County Conn
missiones Of the County kennebec to meet with them ON
the sixteenth day Of November A. d. 1871, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ when they will proceed to view the road described in
their petition, and Immediately thereafter at some convent
e place in the vicinity will hear the parties and witness
and proceed do such other things in the premises as
by law may be required by causing an attescd copy OF their
petition and this order thereon be served upon the Coun
y Commissioners for the said County of kennebec and al
upon the County Atornes for the Counties of Lincoln
Kennrbec and upon the Town Clerks Of the towns of
Tops, Bowdon, Lisbon, Webster, Wales Green, Leeds,
Monmouth and LyermOre also hy posting up copies Of the
same in three public places in each osad towns and by pub
fishing the in the Portland ADVERTISE, being the
Newspaper printed by the Printer to the state and also III
rg Ktne Journal printed at Augusta in the County Of
Kenuebec, and the Lincoln Telegraph printed at Bath III
County Of Lincoln, three weeks successively the service
upon the County Atornies and upon the Io"n clerks OF
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

tJs Cattle ofa descriptions. away from the
sea board should be furnished liberaly with SAT- al
this season ofihe year.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

kennebec 81 BOstO Steam NaviSatiOn,-lHfI i.
h f~FEEsA H. THREE DOLLARS 70 B0SToN'
r I6s1 ~ The new and Splendid Steamer
Sf;..ZEaS--s!57atT71fa3 JohnW. RE hmOn
t8&sssseszs=2GSz N. KIMBALI-Master.
TNTII, further notice will leave Halowell Mondays,
- and Thursdays at half past T. NJ and Gardiner 7, NJ
for Boston and returning will leave north side OF wharf,
Boston, for Gardiner and alowel ON Tuesdays and fridays
at ?. M.
Fare from TIaowe and Gardiner to Boston, S3,OO-from
Bath S2,50-ineals extra
Stages will be in readiness the arrival ofhe oato con
vey passengers Augusta Watelle, Bangor and Belfast
All freight he ntegby marked, or it will not be re-
ceived and all bills for freight must he paid on delivery "i
the goods. This boat is well furnished with IRE engines,
buckets, boats &C. in order insure the safety OF psse
gers The high reputation Of the i. W. Richmond makes II
unnecessary that the popeors should say any hng III re
aton 10 her only that her Qualities safe sea boat are nor
surpassed by any boat in the Union.
.N@ice 10 Shippers and COaSgaecs.A goods, Baggage,
Bank Bills, Specie other property shipped on board me
John w. Richmond must be at the risk OF the owners OF such
property, and all Freight landed must be taken from he
wharf without delay or will be stored at the risk and eX
pense of the owners in all respects whatever M persons
are forbid trusting any account of tins Boat
The propretors have renquished the transportation OF
money, bills and valuable packages, to g. s. CARPfN El
who will Mt his risk, Express by way OF the
W, Richmond. The propetors therefore, Will not be aC
connabe for the safe conveyance or delivery OF any suc
articles.
Hallowell, Apl Ia4. tf3 a. HOWARD, Ag'.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given, that the Subscriber has been
duly appointed Executor Of the Estate of Benjamin En-
mons late of Georgetown in the County Of Lincoln deceased
and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds AS
the law directs And all persons having demands upon he
Estate said BENJAMIN Emmons required to exhibit the
same and all persons indebted the said Estate are called
upon to make payment. JOHN HINKLEY, Executor
R.tb lSAI. am22
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

STONE CUTTING.
Id ICIARD ADAMS would inform the public, that he in
tends the continuance of the stone Cutting at the old
stand agadahock Ferry, BATH, at his shop, Brun-
swick nearly opposite Stage Tavern and his place
residence near Gaance MILL Topshamat which places he
will furnish the first Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work, executed
with dispatch in the neatest Manner and as low
can be had in the State. Also, White American Marble
Grave Stones, window caps ss, and belts for Brick Build
ings, &C. &C. In case Of absence at Bath, apply to Capt
Lambard next doorat brunswick to Mr. Lnfkin opposite
Also, for sale, some 1000 feet hewn ranging timber.
Nav 9Th lSli If G.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

NEW GOODS.
lust received at the store formerly occupied by Mr.. Asa
y Palmer, Centre street, good assortment of HARD
WARE, NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, LlNSEED OIL,
WHITE LEAD PARIS GREEN and JOINER'S TOOLS,
which will be sold at fair prices for cash.
G. w. KENDALL.
WANTED, as above, so bbls. Cider
Bath, May 10, lS4 n7