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Catholic Church .- Rev. James Smith.
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FAIR HAVEN.
FAIR HAVEN is a flourishing village, situate on both sides of the river Quinipiac, about one and a half miles east of the city of New Haven, and contains about 1,200 inhabitants. That part of the village on the west side of the river is within the limits of New Haven, and that on the east side in the town of East Haven.
The public buildings are a Congregational Church erected in 1830, a Methodist Episcopal Church erected in 1835, and a Collegiate and Commercial Institute established in 1836, where all the higher branches of education are intended to be taught.
The oyster business, which is the leading occupation of the inhab- itants, constantly increases. It commences in October and closes in April. The quantity caught in the village varies from 20,000 to 40,000 bushels annually, and at certain seasons of the year from 300 to 400 boats are engaged in taking them.
No definite estimate of the quantity of oysters brought here from the bays and coast of Virginia and Maryland and other places, has been made since the winter of 1835-6 during which time the amount was 139,841 bushels. In the summer of 1835 there were brought here 5,000 bushels of round clams, of which 2,000 bushels were caught in this vicinity. On the shores in the village it is estimated there are dug 4,000 bushels of long clams every season.
A large business is carried on in the manufacture of lime from oyster shells. It is calculated there may be made 200,000 bushels a year.
A large mercantile business is done in the village, and the business in general and population is constantly increasing ; so that the village has deservedly the reputation of being one of the most prosperous in the State.
Fair Haven was formerly called Dragon, and the tradition is, that at the time of the first settlement of New Haven a particular sandy point about 40 rods below the bridge on the east side of the river was a place where large numbers of seals were accustomed to bask in the sun. At that time these animals were called Dragons-hence the name Dragon Point.
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Frale
No. 154 Chapel St .-- 2 Street's Building, Keeps constantly for sale a Complete Assortment of STATIONERY,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
NINE English and Common Letter and Writing Pa- F. per ; Satin Note Paper-White and Assorted colors ; Sealing Wax of the best quality and of all colors ; Transpa. rent, Arabesque and Red Wafers; Black Sand ; Wood and Japanned Sand Boxes ; Pounce and Pounce Boxes; Wafer Cups ;. Maynard & Noyes' celebrated Ink, in bottles of all sizes; Arnold's Writing Fluid ; Motto Seals; Letter Stamps; Ivory and Bone Paper Cutters ; Gillespie's Patent Portable Quill Pens ; Steel Pens-a great variety ; Silver Pencils ; Enameled Visiting Cards.
DRAWING MATERIALS.
Newman's and Boston's fine Water Colors; Pink Sau- cers ; Whatman's Drawing Paper ; Bristol Boards ; Co. hen's Lead Pencils ; Black and White Crayons ; Red Lead Pencils ; Sable and Camel's Hair Pencils ; Porcelain Paint Slabs and Pallets; Indian Ink ; Patent India Rubber ; Stumps ; Drawing Books.
CUTLERY.
Rodgers' Pen, Pocket and Desk Knives ; Wade & Butch- er's celebrated Razors-warranted good.
An extensive assortment of Piano Music, of which a cat. alogue can at any time be seen. Any piece not on hand will be precured from New York at short notice. A great variety of VIOLINS and FLUTES. The advertiser has made arrangements with an extensive manufacturer, to be supplied with PIANOS, which will be sold at the most roa- sonable prices.
IN ADDITION TO THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS A CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Containing about 2000 volumes, to which new publica- tions are added as fast as they appear.
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FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT, No. 43 (East side) ORANGE STREET.
LINES AUGUR
MANUFACTURE
every DESCRIPTION of Elegant
and
PLAIN
Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, &c. SOFAS, Mahogany Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, &c. &c. Also on hand, Feathers, Feather Beds, Matresses, Cushions, and all articles in the Upholstery line. Transparent Landscape Window Curtains, beautifully painted, now on hand, and for sale at reasonable rates. I' We shall try to give our customers entire satisfaction.
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J. B. BOWDITCH'S CABINET, SOFA AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
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At his spacious Rooms, No. 40 Orange Street-West side, M AY be found the largest and most fashionable assortment ever offered in this city, comprising a splendid variety of Rose-wood and Mahogany SOFAS; Pier, Work and Center TABLES. Also, a large assortment of Plain and Useful Furniture.
CHAIRS.
Rose-wood, Mahogany, Curl Maple, Windsor; with a great variety of Rocking Chairs. Also, a full assortment of Feathers, Beds, Hair and Moss Matresses, and almost every article pertaining to the Uphol- stery business.
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AT .A. C. CHAMBERLIN'S CABINET WARE HOUSE,
No. 42 (West side) ORANGE ST. - First door. South of Chapel Street- May be found a General Assortment of
CABINET FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF Sofas and Sofa Beds
Of new and different patterns; Bureaus, Tables, Bedsteads, Ottomans . and Footstools,
Of almost all patterns and prices;
Of many, different patterns and prices, varying from 75 cents to $7. - ALSO -- FEATHERS, BEDS, MATRESSES, &C. 07 All orders promptly executed.
J. P. HUMASTON, No. 71 STATE STREET, MANUFACTURER OF EVERY VARIETY OF Fringe, Cords, Tassels and Trimmings:
AMONG WHICH MAY BE FOUND,
O TTOMAN, SOFA, PULPIT and BLIND Trimmings; Plain Net, Bullion and Chenille FRINGE; Float and Orris LACE; Italian and American SEWING SILK of every color; and many other articles usually found in a Variety Store. Also,
Carriage Trimmings :
Fringe, Tufts, Tassels, Worsted Cord by the gross or yard, and many other things, which will be sold as low and on as good terms as can be bought in New York or elsewhere.
Orders from the country supplied at short notice.
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DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER 85. DAVENPORT At 85 Chapel Street,
H AS constantly for sale a most extensive variety of Toys, Per- fumery, Baskets, Fancy and Variety Articles, Hair work, Mu- sical Instruments, &c. consisting in part of the following :
Ringlet, Roll, and Everlasting Curls; Frizetts, with or without seams, for elderly ladies ; bands of long hair, &c.
Also,-Fancy Boxes and Baskets, Gold, Silver and Plated Ever Pointed Pencils; Silver, Brass, Steel and Gilt Thimbles; Pocket Books, Wallets and Memorandum Books; Writing Paper, Quills, Wafers and Sealing Wax; China, Glass, Pewter and Pocket Ink- stands; Penknives, Razors and Scissors; Tweezers, Eyelet Pins, Eyelet Rings and Eyelet Machines; Silk and Cotton Boot Lacers, Silk and Cotton Corset Lacers, Cord Corset Lacers of his own make that will last, Cord Boot and Shoe Lacers do .; Willow Traveling Baskets, a great variety ; Willow Wagons, Willow Cradles, Willow Chairs, Rattle Boxes, Whistles, Traveling Bags of Straw and Oil Cloth; Wax, Kid, and Jointed Dolls ; Doll Heads, Toy Guns and Swords; Loto, Domino, and Solitaire Games ; Backgammon Boards and Men; Ivory Fine Combs, all prices, Shell and Horn Twist and Side Combs, French Iron Side Combs, Pocket. Combs, Ivory and Horn Dressing Combs; Knitting Cottons, all kinds, White, Mixed, Scarlet and Black Woolen Yarn; Children's Cotton and Beaver Gloves; Threads, Tapes, Sewing Silks, Cotton Cords, Pearl Buttons, Hooks and Eyes; English, German and Zephyr Worsteds, Canvass and Needles for Working ; Hemming's Genuine Silver and Drill Eyed Needles ; Knitting and Netting Needles, Pins, Tape Needles, Wood, Steel, Brass and Whalebone Corset Boards, Whalebone for Bonnets, Corsets and Dresses ; Beads in an endless variety, Welting Cords, Silk Braid and Cords, Gilt and Black Snaps, Hooks and Rings, Vest Rings, Steel Watch Chains, Coral and Imitation Beads, Purse Clasps; Cologne, Lavender and Honey Water; Rowland's Kalydor, Macassar, Bears', and Antique Oils; Oil Soaps, Rouge in Powder and Liquid, Hermitage Extract, Boquet Du Roi, Fancy Soaps and Pomatums, Pearl and Hair Powder, Powder Puffs and Boxes, Tooth Wash and Tooth Powder; Hair, Clothes, Tooth, Nail, Comb, and Paint Brushes; Thread and Cotton Edgings, Beading Insertions, Infants Waists, Footings, Chenille Cords, Grecian Boots for Children, Dressed Dolls, Stuart's Confectionary, Dr. Sherman's celebrated Med- icated Lozenges, Emerson's Razor Straps, Silk and Linen Floss, French Working Cotton, India Rubber Suspenders and Elastics, Mo- rocco Belts, Ivory and India Rubber Teething Rings, Lorillard's Maccoboy Snuff, Snuff Beans, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes, Toy Nine Pins, Toy Tea Setts, Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Battledores and Shuttlecocks; Brass, Tin and Iron Back Combs; White and Bees' Wax, Emery, Preston Salts, Percussion Caps, Pocket Pistols, &c., &c. In fact almost every thing generally found in a Variety Store, at the lowest prices for cash. D. W. DAVENPORT.
Be sure and not forget the number 85.
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DR.B.W. SPERRY. BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
No. 57 ELM STREET,
W OULD respectfully return his grateful acknowledgments to the citizens of New Haven and vicinity, for the very liberal pat- ronage bestowed upon him, during his four years residence in this city. He trusts, that by assiduity in his profession, and prompt atten- tion to those entrusted to his care, together with the success attendant upon a judicious exhibition of Botanic Remedies exclusively, he will continue to receive the confidence of the public. Having been nearly ten years engaged in the Botanic practice, during which time all his medicines have beeu compounded under his own supervision, he can confidently warrant his medicine, pure and genuine.
Printed directions accompany each Box, Bottle and Package. Calls in the city or country attended as usual.
BOTANIO REPOSITORY-57 Elm St., between Church and Orange Streets. B. W. SPERRY.
Doct. George Munson, 2d, No. 15 CHURCH STREET, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
And only authorized Agent for the sale and use of Doct. Samuel Thomson's Medicines in this city,
W 'OULD respectfully inform the public, and the large number who have bought medicine, and had the benefit of his advice, that he still continues to attend to all calls in the line of his profession, and that at his office may be found a large assortment of pure Botanic Medicines, at wholesale or retail. Office, 15 Church street.
Cancers! Cancers! Cancers!
To all afflicted with Cancers, or Polypus, he would say that by calling on the subscriber, who can show certificates of cures by him- self and others, that will remove the doubts of the most incredulous. DOCT. GEO. MUNSON, 2d.
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J. B. WHEAT,
ST.
No. 127 Chapel Street, NEW HAVEN.
DENTIST,
At his Office, No. 26 Wall Street, (Between College and High sts.) CAN BE CONSULTED AT ALL TIMES IN REGARD TO Operations on Teeth.
JOHN J. STONE,
No. 168 CROWN ST. (Two doors West of State Street,) Is now prepared to set Teeth of very superior quality, (Better than has ever before been in New Haven.) All other operations in his line attended to as usual. N. B .- Dentists can be supplied with the best of Artificial Teeth by applying as above.
STOVES, TIN & JAPANNED WARE. SEYMOUR BRADLEY, No. 79 Chapel St.
Manufactures and keeps constantly for sale every variety of Sheet Iron CYLINDER and BOX STOVES. His variety also includes all the most approved kinds of Cook Stoves for Wood or Coal. English and Russia Iron Stove Pipe,-Moulding, Ornaments, &c. Also-A full assortment of Copper, Tin and Japanned Ware. {All kinds of Jobbing done on the most reasonable terms.
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BENJ. M. SHERMAN, (Late Smith & Sherman,) IMPORTER OF HARDWARE AND DEALER IN
IRON AND STE
No. 148 CHAPEL STREET,
Is constantly receiving all kinds of goods connected with Cabinet Makers', Carriage Makers', and Joiners' Hard- ware.
MECHANICS' TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FURNITURE HARDWARE-HOLLOW WARE. RUSSIA, SWEDE, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN IRON. COACH LACES, PATENT LEATHER, RUBBER CLOTH. COACH SPRINGS-COACH STEPS-AXLE TREES. All kinds of Old Metal -- Wrought and Scrap Iron- freceived in payment, or taken for Cash.
HARDWARE, Building Materials, Sc .. No. 56 STATE STREET. The subscribers have constantly on hand a large and complete assortment of
H ARDWARE and . CUTLERY; Cabinet Makers' and House Keepers' articles; and every variety of BUILDING MATE- RIALS, consisting in part of Blake's Mortice Locks and Latches ; Pierpont & Hotchkiss' do. do .; all kinds of English and American Mortice, Rim, and Stock Locks; Norfolk, Meriden, and Blake's Thumb Latches ; Frame and Axle Pullies; round, square, and flat Bolts of every kind; Clarke's best patent and common Butts, all sizes; Blind Trimmings and Window Springs; Files and Rasps; Mill and Cross-cut SAWS; an excellent assortment of Carpenters' and Cabinet Makers' Tools, &c. &c.
Also,-Wrought, Cut, and Finishing Nails and Brads; French, English, and American Glass, all sizes; Oils and Paints of every description ; Thomaston and Finishing Lime; Water Cement; Cal- eined Plaster. Together with almost every article coming under the general head of Hardware and Cutlery, or Builders' Articles, which will be sold at wholesale or retail on terms as favorable as at any other establishment in this State or elsewhere. January, 1840. J. & J. S. GRIFFING.
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BREWSTER & ALLEN, 1
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS. No. 24 EAST STREET, Between Wooster and Collis Streets.
E. B. M. HUGHES, IMPORTER OF
HARDWARE ?
CUTLERY, IRON AND STEEL, AND DEALER IN AMERICAN HARDWARE AND IRON, No. 150 CHAPEL STREET,
Is regularly receiving supplies of Hardware of his own Importation. embracing most of the articles wanted in this market. His assort ment is very full, and is offered to purchasers at the lowest price: for cash or on approved credit.
I. GILBERT & SONS, No. 105 GEORGE STREET, LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN
Hides, Oil, Leather, Sheetings, Lasting, Linings Carriage Top Leather, and Morocco of every descrip tion. SHOE THREAD-a general assortment of Tanners' and Curriers' Tools and Shoe makers' Findings.
MOROCCO MANUFACTORY. ENSIGN & HORSFALL
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand a good assortment of MOROC
Also,-LININGS and BINDINGS of every description, which they offer for sale on the most reasonable terms, at their factory ir Factory street. E. & H.
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BOOT AND
SHOE STORE,
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Methodist Book Depository, No. 117 CHAPEL STREET.
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HE subscribers would hereby notify the gentlemen and ladies off New Haven and its vicinity that they have taken the store No 117 Chapel street, New Haven, directly under the Register Office, where they keep constantly cn hand a large assortment of
] S AND SH ES,
Which they offer for sale as cheap as can be bought at any other es- tablishment in the State.
All kinds of work will be done to order, of first rate materials, by the best workmen, and at the shortest notice.
REPAIRING of all kinds done in the best manner and on the most reasonable terms.
They have also on hand a large assortment of METHODIST BOOKS,
Which will be sold at the New York prices. Any article not on hand will be promptly ordered without any extra charge to the purchaser. They have also taken the agency of the
SCHOOL DISTRICT LIBRARY,
Published by Harper & Brothers, N. Y., several copies of which they have now on hand and ready for delivery, and will be furnished to School Districts in the State of Connecticut on the same liberal terms that it is furnished to School Districts in the State of New York.
They intend to keep on hand a general assortment of School Books, Blank Books and Miscellaneous Books, which they will sell as low as can be bought elsewhere. A share of public patronage is rexpect- Ifully solicited. BARNETT & ROBERTS.
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Savings Bank. Orange, corner of Chapel Street.
T THE New Haven Savings Bank was incorporated in May, 1838. and commenced business about the Ist of August thereafter. The number of depositors is nearly 600.
The office is in Orange street, in the same building with the New Haven Bank, and is open every business day of the week.
Deposits received, are put on interest four times in a year, viz. on the first day of January, April, July and October, of course money ought to be received at least on the day previous, to be put on interest on those days.
There are two dividends in a year, of at least two and one half per cent., viz. in the month of January and July.
Further information may be obtained at the Bank. January, 1840.
NEW HAVEN BOOT and SHOE STORE. No. 41 CHURCH STREET.
T HE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public generally that they are manufacturing and have constantly on hand a large and extensive assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Which for beauty and durability they will warrant equal to any simi- lar article in the city. Also,-a full supply of Misses', Children's, Boys' and Youths', which are made of the best materials and work- manship, which they will sell extremely low for cash.
WHITING & MIX.
GEORGE K. WHITING, ALBERT MIX.
HAT, CAP, BOOT AND SHOE STORE. T THE subscriber has on hand and is constantly manufacturing La- dies', Gentlemen's, Misses', Youths', and Childrens' BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every description, which, to say the least, will be sold as cheap as at any other store in the city.
Also,-a splendid assortment of Gentlemen's and Youths' SILK AND FUR HATS,
Which for beauty and durability are second to none. Fur CAPS. Cloth do., Fancy do. for Children. Together with FURS, FUR TRIMMINGS, STOCKS, COLLARS, &c. &c. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
N. B. Any of the above will be made to order with neatness and dispatch. J. FOOT, Jr., 106 Chapel street.
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H. H. GROSS' COMMERCIAL AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE, No. 91 STATE STREET,
W HERE LADIES and GENTLEMEN can receive instruction, at any reason- able hours of the day and evening, in a superior and expeditious manner-
SCIENTIFIC PENMANSHIP (WITHOUT RULING OR ARTIFICIAL LINES)
And PEN-MAKING, is systematically taught, and insured to all pupils of suitable age and capacity by regular attendance and strict attention. SIX LES- SONS of ONE hour each will secure this invaluable accomplishment which no lady or gentleman should be without. Four extra lessons are given to those pupils who comply with the Rules and Terms. The band is executed with great skill and elegance, and is as easily read an print.
PEN-MAKING taught separately when desired, and the Pens need only be written with to be properly estimated.
SPECIMENS of astonishing and permanent improvement and TESTIMONIALS! from gentlemen of distinction exhibited on application.
STENOGRAPHY or SHORT-HAND WRITING,
So very useful and convenient to many ladies and gentlemen, can be thoroughly and practically attained in TEN ONE HOUR LESSONS. Taught only to classes.
COMMERCIAL BOOK-KEEPING,
By SINGLE and DOUBLE-ENTRY, including ARITHMETIC and CORRESPOND. ENCE, is 'taught on a new counting house plan, The pupil practically opens, conducts, closes and re-opens six sets of Books, while disposing of over 300 " business transactions," extending from the simplest to the most extensive and intricate that could possibly arise in any concern, individual or copartnership, and whether a retailing, or an inland and foreign businees. Two sets by Single- entry and four by Double entry. A set includes a Cash Book, Bill Book, Invoice Book, Invoice Outward or Shipment Book, Sales Book, Account Sales Book, and Day Book, which are the Books of Original Entry ; and the Journal, Leger and Account Current Book. The Journal only is omitted in Single-entry. These transactions become, each in succession, a subject of remark, of Study and of demonstration, until the pupil can record them accurately in the Books of Original entry, each of which books is separately Journalized in a manner greatly enhane- ing the value of the Journal, and as greatly abridging the amount of writing Both in the Books of Original entry aud Leger. It is impossible for the pupil to proceed without obtaining the answers arithmetically, therefore he becomes expert in every department of Commercial Calculations; also acquires facility and accu- Tracy in executing Commercial Letters, Invoices, Accounts Current, Account Sales, Bills of Exchange, Protests, Policies of Insurance, Drafts, Promissory Notes, &c ; a knowledge of the weights, measures and moneys of the principal commercial places in the world ; and of the general routine of banking and cus- tom house business. In short, the course of instruction comprehends all the information connected with the duties of the Merchant, the Accountant, and the Man of Business, and is peculiarly adapted to the wants of a commercial com- munity. Heace, his knowledge is rendered permanent as well as thorough and practical, it being founded upon reason as well as memory.
" Book keeping is an Art which no condition of life can render useless, and which must contribute to the advancement of all who buy or sell- of all who wish to keep or improve their possessions-of all toho desire to be rich, and all who de- sire to be wise Let no man enter into business while he is ignorant of the method of regulating books."
Individuals and classes waited apon in institutions and families when desired. A limited number of YOUTH under 16 years of age received at any time by the Quarter, who can receive instruction in such other English branches as are in- cluded in a full and thorough, general and mercantile education. The Terms and all further information cheerfully communicated on application.
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PHILIP SAUNDERS
Has constantly on hand and for sale at his Store, No. 103 Chapel Street, corner of Orange, a large assortment of
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, PRINCIPE SEGARS,
Also,-An extensive assortment of all kinds of WOODEN WARE, MATS, &C.
THOS. TOWNSEND, HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT HIS
FAMILY GROCERY, 7
No. 91 CHAPEL STREET,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
And other Wines, Liquors, and Segars.
NEW HAVEN FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 122 STATE STREET, Corner of Grand, opposite Elm Street.
T HE subscriber, thankful for past favors, would take this method to return his sincere acknowledgments to his numerous customers for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him, and inform his friends and the public generally that he continues the business of
SCOURING AND DYEING,
IN ALL THEIR BRANCHES.
He hopes that 18 years experience in his business, and constant care, will insure him the continuance of his old customers, and invite as many new ones as may be disposed to favor him with a call. All work done with neatness and dispatch. A. HUSSON.
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BROWN & KIRBY,
WATCH MAKERS
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No. 76 CHAPEL . STREET,
K EEP constantly for sale a good assortment of Gold and Silver Duplex, Lever, Lepine and Vertical WATCHES ; Gold Guard and Fob Chains of different patterns; Gold and Plated Guard Keys and Seals; Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Gold and Plated- Lockets, Miniature Settings, Gold and Silver Pencils, Silver and Steel Top Thimbles, Card Cases, Silk Purses, Gilt and Steel Purse Rings, Gold, Gilt and Jett Snaps, Music Boxes, Accordions with single and double keys, Mathematical Instruments, Thermometers, Pocket Books and Wallets, Coral Necklaces, Steel Chains, Keys and Tweezers, Fancy Boxes, Hair, Cloth, and Tooth Brushes, Dressing Combs, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, &c.
Plated, Britannia and Japanned Ware. Elegant Revolving Casters, Cake Baskets, Candlesticks, Snuffers and Trays, Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, Lamps, Tea Trays, &c.
SILVER WARE.
Silver Table, Tea, Dessert, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives, Soup Ladles, &c. of our own manufacture-silver warranted as pure as coin. Also,-Silver, Plated and German Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
CUTLERY.
Ivory Balance Handle Knives and Forks ; Bone, Horn, low priced do. Wostenholm's and Joseph Badger & Sons, Fine Pen Knives, Scissors and Razors.
· SPECTACLES.
Gold and Silver Spectacles manufactured at wholesale and retail. Also,-Steel and Plated Microscopes, Quizzing, Opera and Spy Glasses-new glasses fitted to old frames, and no pains spared to suit the most difficult.
REPAIRING.
Watches, Clocks, Accordions, Music Boxes, and all other articles sold at our store, neatly REPAIRED, at short notice, and warranted to give satisfaction, or the money will be refunded. College and Society BADGES made to order at short notice.
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Z. BRADLEY & SON,
No. 62 STATE STREET,
Are now offering at low prices a valuable and well selected assortment of
Plated, Britannia, German Silver, and Japanned. .
Gold and Silver Lepine and Lever
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Gold Guard Chains, Seals and Keys; Finger Rings, Ear Rings, and Breast Pins.
Rodgers' and Wostenholm's CUTLERY,
Such as Penknives, Scissors and Razors.
Combs, Hair Brushes and Soaps, Lather Brushes and Boxes, Pins, Needles, &c.
We have on hand, of our own manufacture, a large assortment of Table, Tea, Cream, Dessert, Mustard and Salt Spoons; Sugar Tongs, Soup Ladles, Forks and Butter NI TIVES.
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