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Afnger bitten entirely Of.

Two miles south of Chicago, Sept "a, 20.
DR. Sloan-Sr On the 9Th inst. my son had fin.
ger bitten entirely of by aorse. We Immediately
applied your celebrated Ointment, which relieved
him Of pain in few minutes and prevented tho FIN
ger from swelling the lcas, particle, and the wound
is now healing rapidly Respectfully yours,
S BROCKWAY
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Congressional Proceedings.
W>sulSGroS N,r.h

7
srN&Tr-ln the Senate Mr.. Whi.comb offered
a resolution enquiriny why the Land Office Of In.
diana was removed from Baldwin, and submitted
a qaes'ion why tie public printing was retained
lsil over
Alr Douglass intreiuced bill fJr the sale Of
lands 10 actual settlers
On motion of Mr. Mangum of n Carolina the Sc.
nate went into an executive session
HousE-The discussion of the hemp resolution
was resumed and debated for an hour.
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REuucTloS oy RAILROAD FARrs--Tho owners Of
steamboats, on the Hudson riycr. and the railroad
companies between Alabauy AMI Buffalo. have
become very much alarmed at the diversion Of
travel to the New York and Erie Railroad rout to
New YORK The result has been Convention Of
the campauis and interests thus affected, and. the
Albany Atlas snys, it is proposed to reduce the
fare from Albany to BafItlo To two cents per mile
except on the express taains
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MLL BCENEn.--About sunrise yesterday morn.
ing the grist aud sawmill Of James Mccall 4 Co,
situated IN the lower part of thi. city, was dscov-
cred to be on ire aud before any means could be
employed TO arrest theprogress of the doyouring
element, the entire building was in flames. The
mill was new AMI arrangements had been made
to commence the manufacture Of flour in few
days-Pcoria Champion
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Some of Tem,nrance

An address viii be delivered before Ottawa
Division No. 9, Sons of Temperance, a, the Divi-
-ion room in Rsddicks block, Mt n o'clock this
evening March O. The public are invited 70 at
tend
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From tie universal success OIL G. Firrel's Ara
biln Liniment in curing lane backs rheumatism
diseased joints, white swelling, contracted cords
pnl2y, &c, We have no doubt but il will rapidly lay
al. other remedies the shelf as there is no earth
y doubt hut it s the grcnlcstrcmedy the world ever
knew. 1t is equally effective for both man aud bras,
and should by oil means he KEEP, in every house III
town and country. See advertisement.
W. 3 FARRELLs Arabian Linimcnl is certainly
magical pain extractor The combined virtues o.
this gent remedy mikes it indispensable to all iami-
lies, workshops. toundTles, manufacturers, black.
smiths. laborcrs, and masons; and persons in every
situation Of life should keep supply for emergen-
cies like burns, scalds cuts bruises sprnns, swell
ng', frosted limbs, chnpped hands, sore feet, sore
eyes sore lips, severe pains, etc Its wonderful an
odync qualities enables i, TO relieve the worst pain
OF my Kind in 10 or IS minutes ai,cri,s application
and II may be relied on in burns, TO prevent the loss
OF flesh or skim If immediate recourse be had to IT,
For Horses or Catic no Liniment or Onmcn,
cnn be compared to asst has entirely superseded
the use Of all other medicines
Sec his advertisement in our paper.
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~ lRI,lED--Gn the n INST by the Rev J HE.
by, Mr. DAVID X SHAVER TO Mss MARGARET ANS
hLCIBLR, all OF Trenton township IN La Sacc co
The Happy couple, besides our very bcs; compl
Ineuts AMI good wishes, have our thanks for re
membcrinS the printers in dispensing the good
things on this joyous occasion May they live 4
'hou'only years May all the stars in their days be
propi;ious to them
May Hymeu's kinder flames unite
And burn forever one -
May purcst Loves unwas'ing treasure,
Constant faith, fair hope, long leisure,
Days and nights Of ease and pleasure,
all lie theirs and may the best of heavens othcl
blessings rest upon hem. So mote it be!
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New York, March 5.
AlVros have been received to 2S,h january
from Pcrrmbuco which state chat the yellow
fever is still raging with undiminishcd violence.
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The Boston Post says The name Of the Indian
Mosquito King is Frederick augustus Clarence
Sdnbo Japosd, bu, for short he j, called S,H,6o
We suggest that he be called Galiinipper The
First
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The Railroad.

In reply to numerous inquiries Oh the subject,
we are reioiced to have it in our power to state
that tho interview which committee Of citizens
Of this place had during tho last week with the
people of the Fox River Valley and more par
tcularly the stockholders Of The Aurora Bran h
Road, in reference TO the proposed Rail Roai down
the valley Of Fox River WAS a pcasan. one on both
side, and highly satisfactory. Assuming as star.
ting point that the primary object Of such road
must be to bring into use the immense water pow
er Of the Fox river and generally to develope the
immense resources Of the productive and highly
beautiful valley Of tia. stream, sn understanding
was entered into by which our citizens agree to
bear an equitable proportion of the expense; Of
surves ofboth sides Of TIE river and indeed Of all
the proposed routes from Aurora to the Illinois.
Aud these surveys are to he made Immediately
or st least rs soon as the engineer Of the Aurora
Branch shall be sufficiently discngagel to com.
inenee ths work, whigl. win b, very soon.
Very early efficient co operation on the part OF
the owners Of the Aurora Branch is however no.
to be expected, for the Branch itself Is by no
means yet finished Tie stock, we believe is all
taken but it requireda considerable effort to raise
1t, AMI the company are so burthened with its own
cares that it las no disposition to look beyond
them for the nonce. The e. sineer Mr. J. L. Han.
clett, has furnished the following estimate Of the
cost Of the Aurora Branch;
Grading bridging. &c, sSl.05i
80 miles superstructure (6at raiO 33,0bi
Distributing materials. laying track, &c, $500
Amount Of furniture required, 10000
Temporary buildings, and water station, 5000
Eight VI way m. f-a,.ng, 5000
Total, S9S,l27
In case the T rail should be adopted, the cos, Of
the road will be increased some $4,000.
], also appears, from the same report tina. "the
coa,racts for grading the first IL miles provide
that the first six miles shall be completed by the
LIST Of Juue next, and the balance by the Is. Of
August following Should the iron be procured
IN time to lay it down as soon MS the grading is
done to Batavia miles may he in readiness f..
business as early as the 4th Of July next and to
Aurora abou, the lst Of October next.
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The y. Y Herald thu, describes some speci.

The -. / Herald tlus describes some speci.
mems of gold brought to that city by Mr.. MIckie,
agen, Of til. Rocky Bar Mining Company
"Oue Of tie pieces which he exhibited TO US
was MP Of pure virgin, without any mixture
offoregn suo,, ,'''ee, weighing thirteen ounces and
value Of which i. Ri than 200 dollars. Anoth
or was m oval quartz Sc weighing n'ne ""l
three quarter pounds, beau,iiur, 'e"ed WIN pure
metal, the gold occupying nearly ha.. q Tue '"f'
face. The value Of the gold in this spec. 'en Is
1855 Mr. Micklc hid in his possession auotn>
stone Ike the last, but not large being of about
tho size Of goose egg which !. marked IN the
same manner Is the other; but if any thing. rich.
er in the quantity Of gold which it contains. lie
showed Us a sample Of every form in which the
precious metal is found in Californa--frum the 8
pound quartz stone which We have referred to,
down to the scales of the Wet dggings, including
pieces Of half an ounce, an ounce, DC Mr. MIcSle
left ON the first &c December Last and arrived IN
this city in the Cherokee.
Our townsman, Mr. Gridley, is prominent: mem
Der Of this company.
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Nj. Pa'a,,nc, Feb, %, 1850.
I'Na'e II L1viyn Irovi. d-ttdfcl

ENGte ~ Layton -TOYt. dsC6dfcA
q Office i hereby given that lshall make mp
g plcnuun 10 the County Court of La Sale
l county, ut the May term thereof, 10 be hol-
den on the fret Monday Of May AD 1850, for an or
der sell all the lands tcnemcnts and real Estate
belonging TO the Estate of Layton Trout deed, or
so much thereof as will he Necessary to paw the
deJis of the said deed oil pergon. Interested are
hereby notified to attend at ,aid term Of the said
court anil show cause, II any they have, why the
said application should not be granted.
March !, 1852. fuM. S ELLSwORrH, fd1'r.
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Riyh, and Wrong OF the National Debt.

Right and Wrong of the National Debt.
An interesting panphle, with the above tile
has recently made its appearance in England frOn
tie pun Of PnUf T. W, Newman. The principle
j, adopts is first NO Enslishman can be taxed
but by his consent given through his representa-
lives The primary duty of the Housc Of Com
incas is, to superintenl taxation; and that when
it ncsects it, duties it abscga;e> its functions and
runs counter to the principle Of its existence and
when il proceeds 50 far as to tax l-osteriy per.
pe'tg it does what it has no light to 10 AMI here.
fore its acts are not binding
No Parliament has legal and constitutional au,
thority To dictate To "a succeeding Parliament con.
corning lcvyiuy of taxes, nor to empower any min.
lister to make Promises Of paymcn, for any such
future taxes; but al such promises made in past
time are and always rcrc Illegal, null and void.
Nothing Is wanting but voice to speak such
words in a national council and the creditor will
understand that he receives his dividends by sui.
ferance and ~ indulgence, as a matter Q! eNpcli.
ency and no, by law or right
Ills is certainly sensible view As he re.
marks, 1T Is a matter Of justice TO coming times
to leave OF he usurpation of their rights
Nothing bat necessity could have justified our
predecessors in leaving Us this det;, ye; 10 ne.
cessi;y existed.
Nothing ea; a'-'"- !;y can justify US in trs ''''
-, It to our successors; yet no necc--.,.,, v,,-,-
1t ia not necessity bu! pride, ambition, desire Of
Patronage or sinister private interest, which keeps
up the vas, expenses Of our colonial empire and
our army and navy
/ The way to proceed in Parliament seems mani,
les; viz TO press forward vote that no payment,
cen be s,'Granteod after FRED ily-say after Jan
lst, 1880, leaving the ministry to find out by what
way they may best reconcile the interests and the
: rights c: the taxPdyer and the public creditor.
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These great results, says the Railway Times
in less than eight years vii! be accomplished
Chicago Democrat.
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Montreal. March 3.

Montreal, March D.
Tie municipal elections came of IN this city
Yesterday, The anexa;ionists and combination.
ISIS were returned in both wards.
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ritsburs, March
Several riots occurred in this city yesterday
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Lori Brou CHAM has been lecturing on light. at
the institute in Paris with great success. lie
demonstrated on the black board, chalk in hand u
variety Of move. prub,cias
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OTTAWA, March .

OTTAWA, March y.
Considerable activity in wheat market and prices
mproyoJi Spring 5oGieoc, winter 7oG 75c
Corn at former rH,c--si@s1c., receipts falling Ell,
Oals-lSW2hc,
Po;atoeS-J.c
Butcr-l..,
Eggs C..
Chicago, March 5.
Receipts continue light, sud prices have defined
to 5oaG2!c for spring, aud ioas0e for winter
wheat
Oats nre .fc
Corn Is 3Oa32c
The receipts nj wheat foi the week are about
lduoo on 10000 bushels. which added to the
quantity IN store previously, make. about $4,000
bushels; ; adding To this the quantity in store u.
long Fox river, would give about OO, 900 busbel,
to goforward, together with what may he brought
IN from this time to the opaain; Of navigation, =
Dtmotrd,
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THIS institution will open on Wednesday the l.,h
ct April nest under the joint direction OF Rev.
.. FISurR. aud Rev c NJ WEGHr. Principals
The long experience and established reputation Of
these gentlemen, as teachers, will, doubt not be
sufficient guarantee 10 the public that thus lnsti,u
ton wi! meet the most sangulne expectations olits
friends and patrons.
The Institution vii be divided into three depart
menls, viz Clas,.cni Normal, and Mathematical
and ftinne. Rev o. Fisher, FIoice, or Of Latin.
Crock. Ncnla and MoIal Science; Rev. c. NJ
Wright, Professor of Mathematics and Natural
Science, md Normal Department.
TRIMS AND VACATIONS.
Spring session wi! commence 81 Wcdnyin .ipnl.
FaI 5lh OcI'r
Winter ID Jan.
There wi, be vacation Il Two wceks at the
close OF the winter session, aud one Of six weeks
following the spriug session, which will invariably
close on the ih OF July. at which ZINE will take
place the annual exhibition Annual examination
at the close Of The winter scsslon, nj which times
the Board Of Visitors ARE invited 10 be present.
ExrCSSLS.
For Reading. Mcaral and Practical Arithmetic,
Geography. md Grammar commenced. IS W
For Grammar advanced, lii'hcr Ari,hmc-
tic, Algebra commenced. Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, Ac.,.............iC co
Tor Botany, higher Mathematics, and Ian
guagFs, ................ - %
Music, tPmEo FoueS ................,...lO GO
D'htlHschl h'i.-. ...,-,.,........... ........ II
Rooms IN Academy. .....................l 50
Bolrd, ron 81 to Sl - TIE very tes, accom-
mudatons wIl lie provided. Students Gun board
themselves i they desire Al tuition bill, payable
IN advance, and 10 student admitted ioT ess Than a
IrTn and no deduction eXcrp, II case Of p.otrrc.cl
GokLess.
LOCATION.
This ins,,iuion is lgcaed a, VT poAlinc IN Put.
nam County, Illinois, twenty miles tom Ottawa ~
stage, forty mics fon reur.n, ten miles south d;
fcrj, aui ten miles east oi lieuHep.n |. is lrli.
rcd spot elevated and surrounded by most delight,
Ii scenery It's health Is unsurpassed by my other
location !. HlGBY, Prcsidtu,
Of the Board OF Trustees
NJ Pa,n,,nr, Feb, -, 1850.
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Real Estate Gt Auction.
Life, Health and Fire Insurance.

Life, Health and Fire Insurance.
THE undersigned having received the agency Of
! the Connecticut l1;, Insurance Company, tie
Hartford lIic and Health Insurance Company. The
Jackson County Mutual Insurance Company, and
the New York Protection Insurance Company, is
now ready to receive applications for Insurance IN
ciihcr OF these coIUp1nicp They orr NIL sound and
prompt, and have the confidence oi business men
md The pcOpe Gnr".o,',, wnCgc they are known.
y he olc uuI tirtct1rs Of there several companies
a,c honest able, and attentive to iheIr duiics-quaA'
irat,on Indispensable, mud sufficient glnfpnt,o 10
those whn int,ue with lhcm that in oilOss they
Will he pnid without unr,asonabic delay.
Persons wishing their lives orpruptry insured wall
surely nl 10 their interest to call the office OF
NORRIS X FISHER, in the court house.
California risks taken by sea and overland
Ottawa, mar 2, 80 81 IT Ggo. :. FISHER.
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 5000. eco.
flRF, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.


Vincennas, Indiana.
HNlllSc company having been duly organized and
the capital stock properly secured, are now
IL prepared TO receive applications for insurance
against loss or damage by fire, on buildings merchant
DIE, mnchncry, mills, manufactures, and oil de-
scrip,ions of property. Alec merchandise and pro-
duce in the course otnlnnl transportation md upon
the lives OF individuals. The rates oi premium which
will govern this institution, will conform 10 the cs.
tabshcd rates Of the eastern Offices. lllosscs will
be literally and promptly adjusted and paid
Directors.
Vncenn,s-Hon K. N Camun, William J. He.
bcrl John W Maddox Jacob Pea.
Fort U'ayRS--Peter =. Bailey.
Llfdycitr-lhomns 7. Bcnhrdgc,
Ieire- Hauic--Walter w. Early.
Erdpsriiic--fIcnry ID. Als.
Ncp York--Ei.ha w. Chester, John ] V Yves.
tcrvct, Henry +. Talnadgc, Frederick Mason, j.,
Richard c. Akcfy
X. N, CARSAS, President,
+. ". CHESTER, " President.
Z. NJ ALLEN. Secretary, l,incennes
n, T. ELpRtpsE, Sscr'yS Trcdsr. ~ Y.
kb9 Jos W, DOW, Agent. Ottawa
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Remember the poor" O. yes, we all rcmcm.
Der them an don't do anything else
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Timber iInnA for snlc

f;1liE subscriber offers twenty acres Of timer land
near the town OF Narsci.es, in this county. on
the north side OF the Illinois riycr ur sale Cows or
young cattle will be- taken for part of the purchase
money. portion may remain on interest for sourc
time Inquire John Elise or the Subscriber in OF
,nwa. march 2-.3lI' .ioHS hrSToY
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lit, Palatine Academy,

I n DOZ Caf,klns just finished n, my Tanner,
| ~ and for sale low w. Ii,sSEfl
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Notice.
Stock of Goods at Wholesale!
Esc,ling Leather.

SUirABLEfor thrcshng and harvesting machines
- and ali other machinery, og sale 10y
Ottawa mar9 ". HASKELL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

Some weeks ago we had occasion to
journey short distance in New Hamp>
shire by stage, after leaving the railroad
terminus. 1t CHANGED that one Bill F.,
well known wag and punster of that
region, was one of the outsiders on the
way up.
Bill is not bad man, by any manner
of means, but it is also well known that
he will partake,' or indulge, at times,
and especially when he is travelling. On
this occasion, he enjoyed the companion
slip of a mysterious black bottle, TO
which he turned his countenance so fire.
quently, on route, that he even acknowl-
edged himself, finally, a leetle over the
bay;' THE nigh horse, by the bye, was
bay one, and Bill sat on the left side of
the boxY We were proceeding quietly
along, listening to Bills jokes and drol-
leries, when, on a sudden, the coach came
in contact with huge stone in the rut.
Bill lost his equilibrium and tumbled
heels over head across the dasher, strik
ing heavily upon the sod. Bill arose to
his feet, dug the gravel from his noslrils
dtId etTS, anu thC
driver for his carclessncss in upsetting
the coach, and thus endangering the lives
of the passengers.
'Wo,' n thunder yer doing said Bill.
'You mis'abIe saw-ic-sawney; knock
-'ic-'ock,n' peoples brains out n this
way?
The driver informed hum the stage had
not been overturned at all :; and the pas
sensers assured Bill that John was right.
Our good nalured friend approached the
vehicle again, and remounted slowly to
his scat, outside.
Didn't upset, d. you say?
Not at all, replied the driver.
Well-'ic-if I'd known that said
Bill, | wouldn't ha' got off, Ameri>
can Union.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26
Recipe for Dyeing Blhe.

Tale one pound of pounded logwood,
boil ifin sufficient quantity OF water
until the substance is out of it, then take
about half a gallon Of the liquor and dis
solve an ouce ofverdigris, and haitian ounce
of alum in it, boil your yarn in the log
wood water one hour, stirring it and
keeping it loose. Take out your yarn,
mix the halt gallon that contains the YER
digris and alum, then put your yarn into
the mixture, and boil il four hours, stir
ring and keeping it loose all the time, and
taking it out every hour to give it air,
after which dry it, then boil it in soap and
water, and it is done.
The above will dye six pounds fcotton
yarn an elegant deep blue. After which,
put in as much yarn into the same liquor,
and bol it three hours, stirring as before
and you will have good pale blue, or
boil hickory bark in your liquor, and you
will have beautiful green. Rest assur-
ed there is no imposition in the above. |,
is cheap. Any person following the
recipe will find it proves satisfactory
[Southern Cul,ivator.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26
Paint your Roofs.

DLAKE'S PatentPai OF Artificial lSlate, for
Dsale in any quantityby
KENDALL, RICHARDSON SEQ
The value ofths rticle will be seen by the
following certificates from gentlemen who have
used il and proved ilsindurating qualities.
MR. BLAKE-Dear Sir,-I had a building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
the roof Of which was covered with your Fire
proof Pain, or Artificial Slate. The factory
took fire, and during he progress fits des,ruc-
ton, large numbers o. Turning shingles nd 9th
Ell combustible materials fell upon this roof so
covered, and expected every moment to see it
burst into flames. but after the factory burned
down I examine said roofand found it literally
covered with Goals and cinders, but the fire had
not made the least impression upon il. After
thrstest, therecertaiuly can be no doubt asto
its fire. proc qualities.
Rochester, Sept. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway, New York, Oct, 4th, 1S4S.
Mr.. BLAKE-Sr:-We last Spring COW
cred the roof ofthe American, with your Fire
proof Paint. Wenow find that il has become
ashard IS slate. and the almost constanttread
ofthe servants (whouse the top ofthe housefo
drying clothes does not affect it in the least,
and it provesa That it was recommended.
tf6 TABER s. BAGLE1.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

The Charleston, S. c., News. has the
following just rebuke of British ;mn,
dence =
"Punch informs US that con,emnl.,;on
of Powers Greek Slave has su1nas.a
to that artist new work, to rep1esen,
the American slave, a negro fastened
with chain, which bears the Amer;c.n
eagle, and around the back of which slave
is wrapped the national flag with appro.
pirate stripes. The British public is but
half way led TO the truth in that announce.
ment. a celebrated English sculptor has
consented to add chef d'euvre of his
own to this latest exhibition of Mr.. Pow.
ers. 1t is to represent the English lion
in the act of devouring an immense num-
Der of paupers, whom as he cannot afford
to feed, he mercifully intends to put out
of their misery by death. Near him is
seen the Irish harp, to indicate the hap
py condition Of his Hiberian subjects 4;
and as the East India people are incleas>
ing in an inverse ratio with bread, they
are shown as under the gentle influence
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26
Shi, ChandlerV!

A GENERAL assortment, constantly on hand
Aand for sale by u. HYDE & CO. corner Of
Front and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage, Manila and Tarred, from
the manufactures Of Boston and Plymouth, by
gang retail, Cotton, Scotch and Russia Duck
Of all descriptions, Cotton and Hemp Twines,
Anchors all sizes, Chains, Gables, Sheets and ties
Of Boston manufacture from English refined Iron,
also, best proved English Chains, Bolt and Sheet
Copper, Composition Spikes, Nails, with other
castings Of all descriptions, Patent Windlass
Gear, Windlass Necks, and Capstan Spindles,
Cambooses, Spikes and Nails, Naval Stores,
Paints, Oils and Glass, Nautical Instruments
Books, Charts. &c.
Many Of the above articles can, on suitable
notice. be delivered to the purchaser his place
Of business, direct from the mandatory tree of
expense to him, and at the manufacturers low
est price.
Bath July 2. 1917. IT,