BRUNSWICK yVooLnN FACTORY.

HTWOOL WANTED-SI
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HJaWOOI. WANTED~k1G
VSTIIITTEN & MEDER, having formed a connection In
w business respectfully inform the public that they
prepared to manufacture Cloth from the raw material at the
cassimoress from ~ to 80 cts per yard
Fun Cloth " 30 10 81 - ="
satinets g 30 to y u and find warp
Walled Cloth 30 10 3 10 pery
White Flannel, dwd. Il @
Coored g yd wd.25
do. do pressed - &
Cotton L Wool Flannel Il and find warp
Scarlet do. "a
Indigo Blue dyed in the WooD Bottle and Invisible green's
IL 10 20 cts per yd. in addition TO the above prices.
Two cents yard will be charged in addition to the
foregoing prices when left with Agents.
llaN ng made important additions To the machinery here
toore operated in said factory and engaged the services Of
assuring the public that they produce article ei
manufactured cloth equal To any other establishment IN tha
ataic.


They have recently visited several of the best roanpfaco
ries i'm MASSACHUSETTS, and obtained important information
respects making, dying and finishing cloths and all difcul
uss heretofore e%is'in4 IN the manufacturing department
Viii be completely obNiated


No expense Of machinery, labor materials will be
spared as they are determined to make cloth that SHAH give
entire satisfaction, both rs respects durability and beauty
and they request lvur from the public, careful exam
naton of their goods believing that such course will sub
stantiatr The above statements.


They have also purchased quantity of WOOL for the
purpose Of manufacturing cloth in the early part of the sen
SON, that customers may aud examine for themselves be
fore leaving their wool


G1gCloth given in ezc8lange for Wool.


AGENTS
At Path--aIcssrs PALMER 4 LEDYARD
Wiscasset,--SILAS /. YOUNG.
Harpswslt-RoBERI P. RIDLEY < E. ELLIOTT.
htssfS ALLEN 4 lEiiINGlLi, OF Bdti are also Agents
Tor receiving wool to card and oiorh to dress. All orders
left with them win be promptly attended to.
Wood intended for mauiacurng and Cloth 10 be dressed.
le with either Of the above agents Wi, be finished and
turned at the shortest notice. Persons layna orders with
agents must be particular in giving their directions AL
wool should be Wr washed the shapand brought to the
mil IN the fleece. Those living in the vicinity Of Salt water
VIII do wen 10 wash their sheep therein.


Wool corded and Cloth dressed.
". & NJ. VIII also CARD WOOL {, DRESS CLOTH in
the Las manner aud at the shortest notice.
PRICES for tardng ets. per ID cash on delivery.


for Bling . cts.


for Produce ? . cts. on delivery
II charged on account cts. (uo yariaiions.)


for dressing cloth - l . cts. per yard.
WILLIAM NurrrN wishes his former customers and ise
public 10 understand th"t he has connected himself in thu
Brunswick Nuolcn Factory above, where he soCs
continuance Of The liberal patronage heretofore received by
him. lie uuuld further say ose who have pass the
toll Fridge and do not hire ny the year, that they will be per
united 10 pass over and back twice at the expense o the
firm


Tickets viii left with the toll g;therer for this purpose
Forsae above Cassmcrcs satinets Full Cloth Blank
etng, tHnues


Hr'nswick, MAY, lsll. n7


ALBERT 6. y AGE.
yTTOULD inform his friends and the public generally
w he has taken the the head of IIodgkm's Wharf
1ormery occupied by X. P Morse) where he is opening
Wen selected assortment Of GROCERIES and PROV
SlpNS,


Coffee Flour
Teas Rye Indian Meal
Sugara Cod Fish
Rasus Cheese
FIGS Pork &. Lard
Grapes, &c, &c, Blown salt, &c. &c.
SaIsapar.Ia Mead, and Sperm and Whale Oil
Lemon syrup,


Also
Wooden Ware and Farming Tools, and good assortment
of CROCkERY d GLASS WARE, &C.. &c. all of which
viii be sold on the most reasonable terms CAL and


