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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
NEW Gnnns

lust received at the formerly occupied by Mr. Asa
- Palmer, Centre street, good assortment of HARD
WARE, NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, LINSEED OIL,
WHITE LEAD, PARIS GREEN and JOINER'S TOOLS,
which will be sold at fair prices for cash
q. W. KENDALL.
WANTED, as above, so bbls. Cider
Bath May ID, 1871. n7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

Apr2i, lat a H. l1n 70 So ship Dadem Barstow, days
from Orleans for Liverpool.
April D. lat q, Ion %, brig Ghoc<taw, flitner, y. Or
leans for Africa.
tPrl II, in the straits Of Gibraltar, bark Noble of Bath
from Alarseillcs for n Orleans.
18th ult lat 30 49, lon 10, brig Nort, Bend Sparks from
Wsc;sset for haianlas, ii days
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

-Nsfarious Transaction. At the command Of
Com, Charles Stewart, the guns which were fired
yesterday at the Navy Yard, were examined prev-
Gus to firing, and found to contain several grape shot,
supposed to have been deposited there by some ma
gnant villain subsequent to the loading Had it
not been found out in time, there is telling the
number of human beings that would have been
.'launched" into eternity. [PhI. Gazette.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
Kew spHnvG GooDs !s---onEApER THAN

ENFR!l!
ESLGASE call at the SAG ADAFOCH CHEAP sTORE"
4 fclbse iy the steam Ferry llnding) and naX
D. {. Alagam-aud examine stock # Goods opening
which in point Of variety quality and prias is WEB worthy
the attention purchasers. Is stock comprises almost
every arlra usually Kept in DRY GoOns SroHg together
with i gaod assortment Of SHOES BOOTS HATS and
CAPS RDCkERY n GLASS WARE, NAILS, Glass Il
GrrIERY,--alsu WEST INDIA GOODS Il GROCERIES.
&. is taken at This store keep Goods in perfect
order and Hrangss, there being abundant keep
West india Goods separate from Dry Goods. Purchas-
assured that they viii find this snre rood arti
clos and prices Gtany store in Eah, and viii be
cheeriuly waited upon by their humble servant,
ALONZO PARSONS.
Nav 49, asV7.
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a1rRnYs. LOOK HERE,

smart active, honest boy from IA to l6 years of age is
wanted Immediately at this office, apprentice the
printing business. Good recommendations his carac-
ter and intelligence will be required One from the country
would be preferred.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
DIED,

In this town, 9Th inst. Mrs. Jane r. Baker, aged SO.
ON Wednesday morning, Maria, daughter of John b.
swanton; Jr., aged weeks
In Readfeld VIM. Vance, Esq aged 80. lie was the
army Of Cen Arnold and up the Kennebec river and
through with him to Quebec in NO. only l6 years old
lie was several years member of the Legislature of Maine
Al Miseasset, go ut, William stacy, Jr., 10.
At Woowich, 18th ult., Theophilus Benn Esq, Is.
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BRUNSWICK yvo0LHN FACTORY.

a5VOOL WANTED &c
NUHlJIEH & MEDER, having formed Il connection in
prepared to manufacture Cloth from the material at the
G 5l.si' 5 l'i from 4a to 80 cts per yard
Full Cloth 30 81 IL =
satinets =" 30 to 81 - and find warp
Walled Cloth 81 to - IL per I'd
G %El. II9 !. u w wd. y y "
Cotton & Wool Flannel II and find warp
scarl do. 81 ="
Indigo Blue dyed in the WOOD Bottle and Invisible greens
Il to 90 cts per yd in addition to the above prices.
lwo cents per yard VIII BE charged in addition to the
foregoing prices when left with Agents.
Having made important additions to the machinery here
otoe operated in said acto, and engaged the services Of
trsv and experienced wurkmen they feel warranted in
assuring the public that they produce an article Of
manufactured cloth equal TO any other establishment IN the
They have recently visited several of the best mqnucto
res in Massachusetts and Obtained important information as
respects making dying and finishing cloths and all difficult
ne, heretofore eNstg IN tie manufacturing department
viii be completely obvated.
No expense Of machinery, labor materials will be
spared, Is they arc determined TO make cloth that sa give
entire satisfaction, both respects durability and beauty
and they request favor from the puJC, careful eS{-
nation Their goods, believing that such course VIII sub
stantiate the above statements
They have also purchased quantity Of WOOL for the
purpose Of manufacturing cloth IN the early part OF The sea
that customers may see and examine for themselves be
fore leaving their wool
9SF-CIotil given in exchange for Wool.
AGENTS.
At Rath-AIessrs PALMER & LEUYARD.
Wiscasset,--SII4AS J.. YOUNG.
Harlswell-RoBERT p RIDLEY & T.. ELITOTT
liessrs ALLEN & PETTINGILL Of Bath are also Agents
for receiving wool to card and cloth to dress All orders
left with them will be promptly attended to.
Wool intended for manufacturing md Cloth toba dressed,
it win either of the above agents viii he finished aud re-
turned the shortest notice Persons leaving orders with
agents be particular in giving their directions. All
wool should be well washed the sheppard brought to the
mill in the fleece. Those living IN the vicinity o Salt water
will do well to wash their sheep therein,
Wooi earifed and Cloth dressed.
W. & NJ. will also CARD WOOL < DRESS CLOTH in
the best manner and at the shortest notice.
PRICES for Carding cts. per h. Gust on delivery,
for Oing cts. % "
for Produce 3 10 cts on delivery.
If charged ON account cts. ono variatons)
for dressing cloth y IL cts. per yard.
WILLIAM WrrTrv wishes his former customers and the
public TO understand that he has connected himself IN the
Brunswick Wooeu Factory above, where he solicts
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore received by
him. He would further say those who have to pass the
toll Bridge and Rat lire BY the ytar that they will be per
med to pass and back twice at the expense OF tie
firm.
Tickets VIII be e with the toll eatere for this purpose.
For sale above, Cassmeres, sanets Full Cloth, Blank
otng Flanncs, &c.
Brunswick, May, 1871. TT
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DAVID c. MAGOUN.

UDDihLN"S UlL2i2f.
gnn IIIiDS prime retailing MOLASSEs.
OO 100 Bids Mess No. | and prime BEEF.
10 half ibIs Family Mess BEEF
81 Rl' Clear, Mess Il prns PORK.
40 Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL
39) haas fine SALE
pa BhS Ganessce FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK
Plymouth Cordaea, &c, &c, &r
III which riH be sOtd r9y l0v.
Bath Nav 49, 1871. tf7.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

EPOARDS1EsS WANTED! At $3.50 PER HEEK j.!
Rb Mt the Commercial House! HENRY ROO7H
would respectfully inform the public generally, that he
tnues cary the above named House, and will furnish
board at 49, per week.
Grateful for past avors, he solcits continuance of the
same. Bath, March II, ISL u 80.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

AIR. Roberts :

Dear Sir ;-News reached here this morning Of
the destruction by fire Of the ship Vancouvre, be-
longing to b. Ladd, of Portsmouth, n H., as she
was passing down the river from Apalachicola to
Havre, with pilot on board, loaded with cotton.
The flames noticed to burst out from the
hold with great rapidity, and the vessel was burnt
10 the water edge. Freight, cargo, and vessel,
a total loss. Vessel and freight insured in Wall
street, here, and cargo u to 1900 bales Of cotton,
in France. Yours, &c. J. }. S.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

A per feet Tornado passed over Philadelphia on
Sunday, blowing down chimnies and parts OF
roofs and doing injuries of small kind in every
direction. The day rainy and cold, and at
evening it cleared up with an atmosphere like
March or November.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

A SKIPPER IN TROUBLE. Nathaniel Lang
don who owns the sloop Stoupse, now lying ii: one
of our whar!s, was complained of as being a COM
mon drunkard, and dangerous man. lie has been
commanding the sloop Stoupise and running her be-
tween Kennebec and Boston, bringing wood and
taking back goods. lie has his antrums of getting
drunk frequently, which continue for some time
When excited by liquor he is said to be crazy and
dangerous, threatening the lives of his crew. For
the safety the vessel and themselves, the crew
thought proper TO prevent his going out in her, and
had him complained Of He has been before the
Police court twice before, and the previous trip
was confined in the common Jail, at the request CT
his friends until the vessel was about 10 sail. lie
WIS sent two months to the House of Correction
Times
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
STRAW HoNNETs,

RS GOOC1, has removed her business from Washing
IVA ton street. To Central street. in the Dr. YIELDS
Apotlecay Shop where she intends to keep
of all descriptions of SI,R.4W CONNECTS! and Of the
present N EW YORK SPRLNtI F.ASHIONS!
NJ y. LeghoHs and Bonnets of all descriptions,
cleaned and altered into the present fashions
Bath Anrl Oath Is1l. :.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

OIlCE Is hereby given to the resident and
WopretOs Of real estate in the of Lisbon, in the
County of Lincoln and State of Mane that the following
descDed lots and parcels of real estate taxed for State
County and Town taxes for the year 1870 in the bills
United to me 10 collect by the of Lisbon, and that
the sane remnn nnnad in snms flIlnY.inn. viz
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

MIssIHG.-A man by the name Of ARTHUR
MATTHEW'S master of the schr Senator. now lying
At one ofour wharves disappeared on Thursday
of last week and fears entertained Of his being
drowned. lie belonged at Boothbay, where he has
a family. He finished loading the Schr with Salt
the day previous and was 10 have sailed the next
morning. Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received by his distressed family. No
information has been heard Of him up TO 10 O'Clock
this day. [Wiscasset Repub!ican.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
MILK 3!

ELIVERED at your houses at five cents per quart com
~ mencng about the 10Th of May next Those persons in
the settlement who wish to be supplied as above, can be
daily the coming season. by leaving their
with Amasa oult in this town, with John Glass, Wool
wch on the "Tailman Farm"
Bath, Auril %. lSil. If 4.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

A1y-EOOk OUT FOR ENIPOSTTION.f1
consequence of the increased demand for TRUFArrs
COMPOUND for cure Of SALT RHEUM &C., it is ev-
dent that base stemp have been made and are now max
lng 10 initiate the article, and infringe upon his right H.,
obtained LETTERS PATENT three years since both FIR
the preparation and and all persons are hereby ca
toned against infringing upon his right, guaranteed by sail
PATENT under the penalties of the LAW GRemeui-
ber' the penalty lies against the seller well the maker
of the Article Never' buy unless in has the 4syn
nind-prtte signature of the inventor The ointment
in tin boxes with the letters ''W. b. TRUFANT PATENT
BATH, ME-" sampt the all others must be falls
That the above medicine is worthy of confidence evident
from the fact that (no outstanding its opposition more than
EIGHT THO USAND
packages have been sold within short time giving very gen
erl satisfaction where faithfully applied. In fact tile con
tnual and almost daily instances of which have
occurred in this and other States jIstes proprietor in
submitting it with increased confidence public rener-
RtIEUM, good for RING WORM-SCALD HEAD
SHNG LES--LEPROSY-P ILES-ITCH--PIM .ES-
and especially for the JACKSON or BARRIERS ITCH
As is heir to humors Of thousand names the ointment il
sGlfs frequently used with entire Success Price Scots The
internal application, is composed Of twelve different ingrc
diets entirely vegetable, and is esteemed highly as SAT
aed wholesome drink, for persons generally particularly in
the spring Price so cts Numerous certificates from
distinguished physicians, cergymen and other professional
from this and other States in possession the M
pretor which might be subioned if necessary. word Ia
the wise is sufficient For sale store Of the shscrbr
wholesale and RETAIL and at the BATH ROOR STORE
In Brunswick by Webb ard Hal-Wiscasset by Edmun5
Dana and by his regular agents Throughout New England
w. b. 'IRUFANT, sole proprietor
Bath, Me, 1S41. til
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

give are indebted to MI Adams Of the New
York Express, for the following letter, from our
correspondent in New York Boston Times
SHIP VANCOUVER DESTROYED BY FIRE.
H.. W.,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

yFHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends ana
the public that he has taken the formerly occupied
by Holmes IL Mathews continues to keep good assert
ment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCKERY and
GL4SS H.4RE &C. &c., and will sell his goods reduced
prices. CHARLES w HOLMES. TIA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE THE Rockingham
Mutual Fire Company will take risks against
loss by Fire. buildings Merchandise, And the sub:
will attend all times, to the application persons
for Insurance by said Company. JOHN ELLIOT, Agent.
Bath Feb. 49, ls4l tfl7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

NTH further notice will leave lIalowel on Monday
~ and Thursdays N half past p. M. Gardiner 3 p ~
for Boston and returning will leave north side Of wharf
Boston, for Gardiner and alowei Tuesdays and Friday;
at P. NJ.
Fare from IIaowe and Gardiner to Boston, S300-froin
Bath 81, 50--meals
Stages will be readiness the arrival the Boat ron
vey passengers To Augusta, Naerve Bangor and Belfast
All freight must be nteigbly marked, will he
ceved and all bills for freight be paid delivery
the goods. This boat is well furnished with fire engines
buckets, boats, order the of Dlase
The high reputation of the J. W. Richmond makes
unnecessary that the proprietors should any thing
aton her. only that her qualities sea boat are Ia
surpassed by any boat in the Union.
Noce to Shippers and Coasgnees.-Al goods, Baggage,
Bank Bills Specie other property shipped board TIL,
john w Richmond, be at the risk of the owners of slc
property, and all Freight landed be taken from
wharf without delay, will be stored the risk and
of the all respects whatever III
are forbid trusting any account of this Boat
Halllowell, Ap S4l tf3 A. HOWARD, Agr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

GOD FISH. 80 quinals of prime Cod Fish, for sale b,
" April 18th, 1871. 90 CHARLES CLAP Jr.
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Correspondence of the n. Y. Express.

HARRIsBuRG, May 4, 1871.
Mr. Johnston's Bank, Revenue, and ReliefBill,
which vetoed by Governor Porter few days
since, we have passed both in the Senate and
House of Representatives by the constitutional
majority of two-thrds.
relieved by the passage of this bill into a Law.
Between two and three millions Of dollars in
small bills are to be issued in the State Of Penn
syVana
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
PORT OF BATH.

N,ss~i-- IS. p
TeieSrapa's Marine List. s2 s..,a
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VIRGINIA ELEcrIoS-The Wheeling Times
states that Loco Foco is reelected in Braxton
and Lewis, and gives report that Logan has
elected Wing. These counties we had not be
fore heard from, and if the report from Logan be
correct, the Wings viii have four majority in the
House, making their majority on Joint ballot six.
HEALTH OF lBRAnIM PAcHA. The London
Globe states that the health of lbrahim Pacha is
very precarous, if not absolutely in an alarming
state, The habits Of intemperance which he has
INDUCED, and which have become confirmed
have made serious inroads on his constitution, to
which recent anxiety and the modification Of
defeat have added their effects. Dropslcal symp-
toms have become evident; and those who have
recently had opportunities of witnessing his APP
pearance. are Of opnion that his system has sus-
tanned injuries too serious to be repaired espe-
ciay as he shows no disposition to forego induI-
gences to which may be traced the disease under
which he Iabors.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

HOUSE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE the House occupied by the subscriber; it
VIII be sold low applied for For further par
ticulars apply 70 L. T. EMERY.
Ltlfh. b. lSil.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

Ikennebec 81 Boston Steam Navigat ion,-tS41.
b. Se7f<9S d. THREE DOLL~4RS 70 BOSTON, g.
T. 151H -LN The new and Splendid Steamer
ss.e-ss-1E9 John w. AichmonG
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

The public Laws arc inclosed in to-days' paper
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TO LETT,

ID AISISS. 50 boxes NJ. r. Rasns fresh and prime or
Ia der, just received and for sale by C. CLAPP Jr
Bath, April IA. .er,45,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

- FIIF IS Bbs No. Beef; % Bbls Mess do 5 half
Ed barrels Mess do, Boston inspection, for sale by
CHARLES CLAPP, Jr, Stanifords Wharf
April Goth, lsil. I.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

IA ASTEfsN RAILROAD RESTORATOR.--.
IL d. IL LOMBARD, n IL COMMERCIAL STREET,
BOSTON. Good hoard lodging, by the week OF day. IT
the most reasonable terms. = If AZ. F..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
STORE to Let!!

IL a. sPOFFORD-P ORTRaIT PAINTER. Room
over w. Ellot's Store-3d door, north entrance.
Bath, Feb. 49, 1871. ,s - tfi6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

| REFINED WHALE OIL,
barrels of very superior quality, just received and for
Z sale by CHARLES CLAPP Jr.
! Nav 5, 1871. G.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

5tBkt NNW E5ttEk,
TENO return to the KeHnebec The Schooner Caspian, w
Ryan, master, will be ready sail in all the
week Forretur freight passage, apply the
board 4. HALE.
Bath, May 5th 1911. +2v6.
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Arrivals, CIoarances, &c.

Mry :, SCH Darius, Nickerson, Boston
10, Br. sch Rising sun, Faalkner, Petite.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

NLW t7JbDs.
FeNliE subscriber would inform the inhabitants of Bath and
vicinity, that he has taken store at the corner,
of j. H. Mel an q. Co., where he is opening good
assortment Of Dry Goods and Groceries, Provisions which
will be sold reasonable terms for cash country produces
and he hopes by strict attention business merit share
Of public patronage Purchasers invited to call aud
examine. /. n DAVIS.
Bath, May nth, 1871. }w6.
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9rgyVOOL CAUDIrGlf-G


Il. II. CUR1iEE,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Is in Bath and viii remain the Elliot House for short
i time. NAV 10. Z.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

THE Store No S, Granite Block recently occupied
Wing Reading Room, and situated in the central ani
most pleasant part of the town, is offered for Rent
The store includes back and good cellar, and
convenient for any kind of trade Application may he mad
at this office or To PHILIP HIGGINS.
Bath April LIST, 1S41, 3Wl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

DOTATOIGs. 200 Bushels of good quality potatoes fot
Il sale by CHA,S CI.APP. Jr.
April 9th, 1871. S.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
VOL. L. no. BE-.

stTaycd away rom ire vessel when Coc
-anc volunteered aS his cuanoa ana convc; 70 rob him Of
Si+a The money he had The IVAN len entered me nor
te-house OF James Gall who from ho. h, whose ,,;.
attended aud whom Galloway stated he vn, ;t AVID bc
10 lie down which he suffered do He ,lrr ,o,ej ~
Mrs Gil that he had been rohbrl vino told her h<b.,J AZ
when he returned. Coch-anc who pretended 10 b ,b Ej
ct Galloway Ties wished Gil sore h. said he b,i
on i SIDE and G, doing discovered something nader
Cochrancs which taking proved to be the s,n,
sli Galloway had o and identified by OF the e,
ter h which marked each bill OiicerS Hlikcr
Hans being for by GIL arrested Cocrane who taken
before Justice Palmer ana sem pr;ssnl r's=E'.
D10 IhctL-AboEi week Christopher Brennan stole
watch worth $50 and clothing worth sci 30 from Jonathan D.
Miller No Mar-ins,rcet He sold ke watch Tor -
crime Tracy No III street and ,en stole i, acain and
pledged j. Jackson. Forsyth, and Grand
Tor So NJ Jackson having licated the fact Officers
Hlker and Hans they succeeded arreS;ng B-cunan who
taken before Justice Palmer and committed prison
answer.
coRoxxn-s oyrrcE-Sal3.a Dcat5-The Coroner was
called Saturday evening the late residence OF John Law
SON No - Mulberry street hold inquest the body OF
said Lawson native of Norway. aged 81. The deceased
painter D: trade and Saturday passing pursuit Of
hi, susre> the OF No go Pearsrcct when he haj
acquaintance and down Stoop. where feeling
faint ne calc, for water which given him. Pie heit
instantly became alarmnsly ill., and Dr. A 6 Th<npson OF SO
for who and him dead.
lying his back the entry OF the housc From the .ymp
the Doctor thought he ha died iSese OF the heart
He ub>s uently executed post examination and
the cavity %; the Pcrcadum found considerable quantity
cised tire cavities atc heart dscndel with
large quantity fluid blood the right aurce cngorged
than the lett the left ventrc also engorged there slight
hyperopy o the lett venrce and the heart also fatty
Nerdict-Died of disease OF the heart.
The Coroner also called yesterday the house Of Letia
Smith colorcd hold inquest the body Of Geo.
>nU her niaH, ogcj nine weeks The child pu,
bed with is mother o'clock nurse and - its mother
awakening found apparently dead She took to neigh
bors aud De- Mcdowell tor who pronounced dead.
Verdict that accidentally nothercd in the bed dcotes
The Coroner also held uqncs yesterday the house OF
Nancy Rogers coored woman, No II Thomas the
body o Charlotte infant daughter OF the above aged six months
The deceased had been feeble health from brh and lat
iry had been attacked with hacking cough cAaneous erup
diarriocn and swelling OF hands and without for
months having hal ply ysicjan. Il died bcwccS - and
on Saturday night. Nerdici-Dicd OF inarasiias.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
sr;xI,s MERCHANTS. MAGAZINE.
l..-L. o. - L,--ALL-A

Published Monthly $ per annuH ~ ad' a1ce
auNT ASD rRoeS TX I'N-eN
rs'S Periodical 10 t- Interests AID wants Of
and IN tis respect hiief' III IL c'Tic
ans either coGstry or Europe II is AE4
ed 20 be literally and truly u'eui "oTN
Political Eocrapac she'eAe, Of enusat merchants;
aui E,.av- from pens. BsIn Nsnu:c
turc In.urauc, Trar Commerce ald Mercantile Law, inciudIas
I.uarar, decisions diaer, tine UHitcd State ani
England part the o each number together "!ia
Official reports OF 81 Commercial egaon- and Tcaie-
The Nercaui. also the repository for uheac s
teal information Foreign ami Domet Iiis aud Commerce
Banking collected o:ca I'D classified N tables
A.nnhln nrcscrl aud tL-rL-a ri -.ace az u.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
TO PAPER sr.NUFACTURERs.

DERSSL EKOOkS. N. q LiH'-'trcci Ut''eeH hI01H!
and Na->aaser Neviors import direct from tt 'Ilat
Tic following articles.
BLEACHING POWDER. Of Boyd Som raake-varraniea i'F
uniformity and strength equal co;ry Great Britain
and hch they the sole agents IN the it'd
Slte..
ENGLISH CYLINDER MACHINE FEiTN6 of very superior
quality. 80, 40. -. To- - and - iHcie- wide
OYER FEiTN fabric. and OF with, u''iy required
BLUE SNALTS-Iiavy the Agency of tho suiins Company
Blue they cablc, supply FIFE and FIFE III ANY
quantities.
WIRES Fourlrnier and Cylinder Machines manufactured
from purrs Inca--ai.o, JnckeiWc and Press Felt>
PULP SCREENS. No. | :. =. (of fhra> meaL)
Orders ofhe above articles together It'll Fereisn aud DO
Rag '!tro Alan. T"Ine Sc &C. Will meet with promp
1fteu