CLOTH-DRESSING.
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yHNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform those
IL who have heretofore left their cloth TO be dres-
sed with William Ledyard and II. Cove, Bath, that
they are still bis agents. and will receive cloth as us
ual. He is now ready to dress cloth IN the best
manner for one Shilling per yard. His machinery
will be in complete order, and experienced and 'fusty
workmen employed He therefore believes he shall
be able to give good satisfaction TO his employers
Cloth left at the sign of Palmer & Ledyard, nearly
opposite Zina llyde's.


WILLIAJM WHITT'E.M
Topsham, Aug 1899. 6w2O