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MANUFACTURE NEARLY ONE HUNDRED (100) DIFFERENT MACHINES AND SIZES FOR BOOKBINDERS, PRINTERS, AND BOX MAKERS.
CUTTING MACHINES, ʻ Ten (10) Sizes and Styles. SHEARS AND CARD CUTTERS,. Twelve (12) Sizes and Styles. RULING MACHINES, Six (6) Sizes and Styles.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES, Six (6) Sizes and Styles.
STANDING PRESSES, Twelve (12) Sizes and Styles.
EMBOSSING PRESSES, . Twelve (12) Sizes and Styles.
AND EVERY KIND OF
MACHINERY USED IN BOOKBINDING.
Medals Awarded at World's Fair, London, and Exposition Universelle, Paris.
Machine Shop, Pattern Makers and Wood Workers all under one management, enabling us to turn out the best of work with dispatch and regularity, and of a uniform quality. Send for Catalogue to
GEO. H. SANBORN & CO.,
No. 78 Duane Street, New York.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHELDON COLLINS & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Printing Inks,
EXTRA BLACK,
Book. Gard, Hob, Wood
AND
OF EVERY VARIETY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT, 26 FRANKFORT STREET,
NEW YORK.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bookbinders' Furnishing House. -
CAMPBELL & ARMSTRONG,
IMPORTERS OF
Wilson's English Book Cloth, COLORED SKIVERS,
French Turkey Morocco,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN IMITATION MOROCCO, ENGLISH COLORED CALF,
GERMAN MARBLE PAPER,
Marshall's and Hays' Thread,
ALBUMEN, GLUE, &C., &C. AND DEALERS IN
Bookbinders' Stock and Machinery,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NO. 164 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR BEEKMAN,
NEW YORK.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAUCHY & CO.
Printers' Warehouse
-AND- ADVERTISEMENT AGENCY
75 Fulton St.,. . New York,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Wood AND Metal Type,
BRASS RULE AND GALLEYS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
PRINTERS' MATERIALS,
WHICH WE WILL SELL
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES, AND TAKE PART PAY
IN ADVERTISING.
The attention of all who desire to give wide publicity to their business is in- vited to our lists of First Class Newspapers in all parts of the country, through which we will insert advertisements at unusually low prices. This we are able to do from the fact that we can usually pay publishers' bills with goods of our own manufacture.
ESTIMATES GIVEN UPON APPLICATION.
SEND FOR OUR RATE BOOK.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRANCIS LOUTREL,
OV
45 Maiden Lane, NEW YORK.
team Printers,
thơ
AND MANUFACTURERS OF SPRING BACK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Diaries, Daily Journals, Expense Books, Hotel Registers, Books for Societies and Lodges, all kinds First Class Stationery, Writ- ing Papers and Blank Books for Business, Professional and Private use. We keep everything in our line.
COPY YOUR LETTERS -- USE
Francis & Loutrel's Manifold Letter Writer
By which Letters and Copies are written at the same time. Croton Writing Ink, Indelible P. O. Stamping Ink, all Colors, Patent Safety Tints for Checks, Drafts, &c.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS.
The Best Work ! Great Economy ! BY THE USE OF FRANCIS & LOUTREL'S PATENT INKING ROLLERS.
Rollers made from our PATENT COMPOSITION always retain their suction, do not harden, shrink or crack, and can be re-cast. The ink does not dry on them, consequently they do not require washing daily, like other rollers-thus saving ink, time and materials used in washing.
Send for a pamphlet, containing recommendations from some of the best Printers in the country.
FRANCIS & L'OUTREL, 45 Maiden Lane, New York.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Extensive
THE JOHNSON TYPE FOUNDRY
Afost
FOUNDRY MACKELLAR, SMITHS & JORDAN
Foundry in the
Complete and
United
Stateg.
Established 1796. MacKELLAR, SMITHS & JORDAN,
NÓS. 606-614 SANSOM STREET, PHILADELPHIA, MANUFACTURERS OF
rinting Types,
AND TYPOGRAPHICAL ARTICLES GENERALLY. IEF ORDERS OF ANY AMOUNT FILLED WITH ACCURACY AND DESPATCH.
Plain or Fancy Type in Unrivalled Variety,
MODERN AND OLD STYLE TYPE, GREEK, HEBREW, MUSIC, SCRIPTS, BORDERS, CUTS, ORNAMENTS, LABOR-SAVING QUOTATION FURNITURE, HOLLOW QUADRATES, LABOR-SAVING RULE, BRASS CIRCLES AND OVALS, BRASS RULE, &c.
PRESSES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FURNISHED AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
PRINTING INK
OF ALL COLORS, VARNISHES, BRONZES, &c., OF THE MOST CELEBRATED AMERICAN AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS, AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
BOOKS FOR PRINTERS.
The American Printer, a Manual of Typography, containing Complete Instructions for Begin- ners as well as Practical Directions for Managing all Departments of a Printing Office. Of use to intelligent men of all classes. By THOMAS MACKELLAR. Price, $1.50. By mail, $1.70.
A Treatise on Punctuation, for Letter Writers, Authors, Printers, and Correctors of the Press, Hints on the Preparation of Copy and on Proof Reading. By JOHN WILSON. Price, $2.00. By mail, $2.20.
The Typographic Advertiser. - Published Quarterly, and furnished gratuitously to every Printing Office. Subscription price, 25 cents per year.
LECTROTYPING
OF WOOD CUTS, ALMANACS, JOBS, NEWSPAPER HEADS, &c. WOOD CUTS DESIGNED AND EN. GRAVED IN THE FINEST STYLE OF THE ART.
FIRST CLASS ARTICLES AT CURRENT RATES, COURTEOUS ATTEN- TION AND IMMEDIATE DESPATCH.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES MAGARGE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Paper and Paper Makers' Materials,
WAREHOUSE : 30, 32 AND 34 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER TO THE TRADE THE FOLLOWING:
Map, Plate and Printing Papers.
Copper Plate Paper,
various sizes and weights.
Tinted Plate Paper, -
Lithograph and Map Paper,
Sized and Super Calendered Paper,
Card Paper,
"
Tympan Rolls, 24, 26, 28, 30, 36. 38, 40, 42, and 44 inch. Drafting Paper in Rolls, 36, and 40 inch.
Fine Glazed Colored Papers, all sizes and weights. Colored Papers suitable for Posters.
Blank Book Papers.
Comprising best makes of the following sizes.
Imperial 23 by 31-65 lbs.
Sup. Royal, - 20
by 28-53 lbs.
Royal, - 19 by 24-45 1bs.
Medium, - -
18 by 23-25, 30, 32, and 36 lbs.
Demy. - 16 by 21-22, 24, 26, and 28 lbs.
Extra Folio, - 19 by 24-24 1bs., and 19 by 23-21 lbs.
Census, -
18 by 26 -- 25 lbs.
Check Folio, 17 1-2 by 241-2-18 and 20 lbs.
Folio, - -
17 by 22 -12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, and 24
Crown, 15 by 19 -20 and 22 lbs.
Flat Cap, - 14 by 17 -12, 14, 16, and 18 lbs.
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13 by 16 -12 and 13 lbs.
12
by 15
-9 1bs.
Cap, Letter, Note, Blotting Papers, &c. Folded Cap, plain and ruled, various weights.
Flat and Folded Quarto Post, plain and ruled, various weights. Folded Note, plain and ruled, various weights. Packet and Commercial Post, plain. Packet Note, plain and ruled.
Engine Sized Papers, 17 1-2 by 28-30 lbs. :
16 by 26-20, 22, 24, and 26 lbs.
17 by 22-17 lbs.
Envelope Paper, and 40 lbs.
20 by 25-18, 20, 22, 24, 25, 30, 35,
Blotting Paper, 19 by 24-40, 60, 70, 80, 100, and 120 1bs.
Tissue Paper, white and colored.
Bond Papers, various sizes.
Press Boards, 26 by 40, 24 by 38, and 24 by 29.
TRUNK BOARDS, TAR BINDERS' BOARDS, BONNET BOARDS, STRAW BOARDS, SOFT BINDERS' BOARDS. PAPER MAKERS' MATERIALS. Imported and Domestic Rags, Bleaching Salts, Wire Cloths, Feltings, Ultramarine. Papers made to order at short notice at our Wissahickon and Hanwell Mills.
CHARLES MAGARGE & CO.
IO. MAGARGE&C
1bs.
..
Printing Paper of all grades, Manilla and Hardware Papers, Hardware and Manilla in Rolls,
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUY DENNISON'S PATENT
SHIPPING TAGS,
THEY ARE THE CHEAPEST, RELIABLE TAGS IN USE.
ALL THE Principal Express and Transportation Lines USE THEM.
FOR SALE BY JOB PRINTERS EVERYWHERE
-AT- MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
ennison's erchandise
ags
-FOR-
DRY GOODS, CLOTHS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, &C., &C.
-AND- Dennison's Gum Labels
-AND -- FANCY TICKETS,
FOR SALE BY ALL THE PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES, AND BY
DENNISON & CO.
198 BROADWAY, N. Y. 71 MILK ST., BOSTON. 88 LAKE ST., CHICAGO. 36 SO. THIRD ST., PHILA.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
RICE, KENDALL & CO.
WHOLESALE
aper archouse,
6
IMPORTERS OF
PAPER MANUFACTURERS'
ATERIALS,
FELTS, WIRES, c., &c.
42 & 44 Water Street, Simmons' Block,
ALEXANDER H. RICE, CHARLES S. KENDALL, J. WILLARD RICE, C. S. KENDALL, JR.
BOSTON.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRINTERS' INK IS THE BEST FERTILIZER EVER DISCOVERED FOR A BUSINESS SOIL.
S. R. NILES, ewspaper Advertising Agent
6 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
Advertisements Inserted in the Newspapers of all Cities and Towns in the United States, at Publishers' Lowest Prices.
"The Object and Practical Operation of S. R. Niles' Advertising Agency.
FOR MY SERVICES YOU PAY NOTHING. I charge you the same prices as are charged by the publishers. My commission is paid by the newspapers,-not by the advertiser.
HIS AGENCY is one of the many illustrations of the great sub-divisions of labor which are so characteristic of modern methods of doing business. It is a concentration of the Newspapers of all parts of the United States, so arranged and systematized that Mer- chants, Manufacturers, Traders, and all classes may, with the greatest safety, conven- ience, and reliability, disseminate business information of every kind simultaneously throughout the entire country.
If you wish to do business, you must tell the public of that fact, and when you have once begun, you must keep telling them of it. Your surest, cheapest and quickest way to tell them is by advertising in the Newspapers circulating among the people you want to reach. Your most convenient and economical way is to hand your advertisement to me, instead of incurring the trouble and expense of communicating with each publisher. From long experience and observa- tion, I can suggest the best papers in which to advertise, show you copies of those best adapted for your business, explain the character, value, and circulation of each, assist you in the preparation of advertisements, ascertain your wishes and explain them to publishers, send your advertisements in proper form, and see that they are promptly inserted, and, in various other ways, aid you to ac- complish your object in the best manner and in the shortest time.
S. R. NILES.
NET THE BOSTON JOURNAL, in calling attention to the removal to new quarters, says :
"Scollay's Building is so nearly demolished that we can begin to appreciate the vast improve- ment which its entire removal will make in that great center of travel. We doubt if any one who was disposed to find fault with the city authorities for incurring the expense of this great public improvement would have the building put back for double the sum appropriated for its purchase. Passing there yesterday we noticed an old familiar sign, which has been there so long that it has become almost a part of the building itself-that of ' S. R. Niles' Advertising Agency.' For the past twenty years Mr. Niles has occupied rooms there, and has devoted himself to the busi- ness of advertising in the newspapers of all parts of the country. During this long time he has not only built up a large and prosperous business, but has gathered to himself hosts of friends who will wish him continued success in his new location, No. 6 Tremont street. Advertising is, in fact, a science, and although it is becoming to be recognized as a primary and unavoidable expense in the prosecution of any business enterprise, and sometimes the only capital in many undertakings, still there are but few who really appreciate its immense importance, or realize the wonder it is ca- pable of performing. When managed with experience, judgment, skill, persistency and liberality, we do not believe there ever was an instance known where it did not yield most gratifying results. From our long business and personal connection with Mr. Niles, we know that he is a master of the art of advertising-that his judgment and advice in advertising may be relied upon-that lie has been repeatedly entrusted with the promulgation of great enterprises, and that he enjoys tlie confidence and respect of the newspaper press and the public to an extent which it is an honor for any man to possess."
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOLMES & BLANCHARD,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
French Burr -AND-
Millstanes,
MILL GEARING
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. MANUFACTURERS OF
Improved Portable Mills,
Of all sizes, for Grinding Grain, Salt, Coal, Spices, Coffee, Plaster, &c., &c.
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS FOR FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS, AND MILL FURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Dutch "Anker " Bolting Cloths, Mill Picks, Spindles, Steps, Bushes, Bails and Drivers, Smut Machines and Separators, Bran Dusters, Flour Packers, Screen and Bolt Reels, Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers, Hoisting Screws and Bails, Corn and Cob Crackers, Screen Wire, &c., &c.
BEST OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELTING CONSTANTLY IN STOCK, AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
French Burr Power PAINT MILLS, for Grinding in Oil, Double and Single; Putty Mills, Mixers, and all kinds of Machinery used in the manufacture of Paints and Colors; Lac Dye Chasers, Dye Wood Cutters, and Machinery for Pulverizing Cochineal and all Drugs.
Machinery for Breaking and Grinding Bones, Plaster, Barytes, and other minerals. Disintegrators, and all Machines for the manufacture of Fertilizers.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
A. H. BRAINARD'S IMPROVED IRON POWER PAINT MILLS,
For Manufacturers; and Brainard's Hand Paint Mills, for Painters' use, various sizes. PLATFORM ELEVATORS, FOR STORES AND WAREHOUSES. 1
Improved Turbine Water Wheels. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF HOWLAND'S PATENT HOISTING APPARATUS AND STUMP PULLER,
By the use of which one man will lift or lower one to two tons' weight, or two men will pull the largest stumps. Two sizes. Price, $35 and $50.
Exclusive Agents for Robertson's Patent Friction Composition for preserving and preventing the slipping of belts. Sole Agents for Dreyfus' Automatic Oiler.
No. 6 Haymarket Square, BOSTON, MASS.
E. O. HOLMES.
JOHN W. BLANCHARD, JR.
Shops, .... Nos. 9 & 11 Haverhill and No. 2 Beverly Streets.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
HENRY A. GANE & SON,
IMPORTERS OF
ook binders'
AHHaterials,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
BINDERS' BOARDS.
No. 50 and 52 Cornhill,
HENRY A. GANE. T. F. GANE. .
BOSTON.
H. A. GANE'S SONS & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
bookbinders'
Materials,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
BINDERS® BOARDS.
NO. 74 READE STREET,
NEW YORK.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Amariah Storrs & Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CARDS,
ard Board, BRONZE
Glazed, Fancy,
-AND-
FLAT CAP PAPERS, &C.
AGENTS FOR PERKINS' CARDS.
93 Devonshire St., and 18 Morton Place,
BOSTON.
AMARIAH STORRS.
SIDNEY H. HATCH.
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CHICOPEE FALLS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE IMPROVED
amb
Knitting Machine,
K
8
NAWAUX. EY.COSC
F
KNITS OVER 20 GARMENTS.
Knits Hosiery, Mittens and Gloves of all Sizes, Complete without a Seam. PAIR OF SOCKS IN THIRTY MINUTES.
"THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST."
The Lamb Knitting Machine Mfg. Co.,
MANUFACTORY, CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES :
2 Clinton Place, New York. 175 W. 4th St., Cincinnati. 922 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
313 Washington St., Boston.
92 Washington St., Chicago, III. 1 & 3 Market St., Rochester, N.Y.
No other invention affords so profitable employment for woman. It not only emancipates her from a tedious and time-wasting toil, but it creates for her, at the same time, a New and Inde- pendent Occupation. No woman who has tried the resources of her own labor, and found, as she must have found, almost all the avenues to profitable industry closed to her sex, will need to be told that to her such an invention is invaluable.
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CHICOPEE FALLS ADVERTISEMENTS.
BELCHER & TAYLOR
Agricultura.]
001
ompany,
CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bullard's Hay Tedders and Rakes, STODDARD'S NEW BALANCE RAKE, Local Builders of the CLIPPER MOWER for Western Massachusetts. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE LION PLOWS,
THE LION
arHibl
RADEENECO:SCE
The best smooth land Plow now made in New England, and
The New York Feed Cutter.
All Dealers and Farmers should beware of buying Lever Cutters infringing upon this Patent. Also manufacturers of all kinds of Agricultural Implements, among which are Cultivators of all kinds, Horse Hoes, Share's Tobacco Ridger, Harrows, Corn Shellers, Vegetable Cutters, Road Scrapers and Ware- house Trucks.
We ask particular attention to the SELF- SHARPENING FEED CUTTER, of which we have made and sold over Twenty-eight Thousand, and is more popular to-day than ever before. PERRY'S SHEAR AND LOCK FEED CUTTER, a new Cutter and rapidly gaining in popular favor. One new and valuable feature is its lock, which pre- vents accidents to children when not in use. The RIGHT-HAND CORN SHELLER, with which one man can shell corn as easily and as rapidly as two with the common Sheller. The CONICAL or SILVER MED- AL PLOW, the best Plow for general use in the market. SMITH'S REVERSIBLE BEAM PLOW, the best Side-Hill Plow in use. WHITTEMORE'S HAND THRESH- ING MACHINE, a Cheap and Effective Hand Thresher.
I.G.PESOA ENG.N.Y.
Having facilities for procuring the best of timber, we take pleasure in saying that we warrant all goods made by us to be of the best material and workmanship. We invite the attention of Farmers and others needing Agricultural Implements to our stock. Circulars and prices sent on application. Address,
GEORGE S. TAYLOR, Agent, CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS.
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CHICOPEE AND CHICOPEE FALLS ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. Stevens & Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass., MANUFACTURERS OF
1
2
3
STEVENS' NEW SPORTING RIFLE, Also Pocket Rifles
WITH BARRELS FROM SIX TO EIGHTEEN INCHES LONG.
Si
22 in.
2 in.
Izin
NEW MODEL.
Also Manufacturers of the PATENT COIL SPRING as well as COMMON SPRING CALIPERS AND DIVIDERS, which are warranted equal to any imported.
1 Target made by EAMES of Springfield, at four rods, fifty shots.
S. BLAISDELL, JR. & CO.
Successors to MATOON & BLAISDELL, DEALERS IN
att mm, Cotton Waste,
AND ALL GRADES OF WASHED, BLEACHED AND MACHINED WIPING WASTES, GUNNY AND KENTUCKY STOCK, AND ALL KINDS OF Wrapping and Bailing Papers,
PRESS AND CARD BOARD,
OFFICE, OPPOSITE JUNCTION DEPOT.S
Chicopee, Mass.
IF We would particularly call the attention of Manufacturers of Woolen and Hosiery Goods to our OILY CARD and FINE CARD WASTES, which we make a specialty. We would also call the attention of Batting Manufacturers to our large and varied Stock of PREPARED AND WILLOWED WASTES, suitable for batting purposes, and which we can furnish in lots to suit. Full Stocks of the different grades of Waste constantly on hand. Orders solicited and correspond- ence invited. S. BLAISDELL, JR. & CO.
1EF- Post-Office address, Chicopee, Mass.
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WATERBURY ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOLMES, BOOTH & HAYDENS,
Waterbury, Conn.
ESTABLISHED 1853.
.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ilver Plateu Mare,
SHEET BRASS,
Copper, Nickel Silver, AND
SILVER PLATED METAL,
Brass, Copper and Therman ilver fire,
BRASS, COPPER AND GERMAN SILVER TUBING,
COPPER RIVETS AND BURS,
Kerosene Burners and Trimmings, INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED
BRIJ LIAN
OR ROUND WICK ARGAND BURNER.
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NASHUA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cagle Card Company,
MANUFACTURERS OF
vinters' aru
CARD BOARD
GLAZED, PLATED,
-AND-
Enameled Papers,
NASHUA, N. H.
GAGE, MORRILL & CO., Proprietors.
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HARRISBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
EAGLE WORKS, HARRISBURG, PA.
EACLE WORKS
W. O. HICKOK, MACHINIST,
Iron and Brass Founder,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
BOOKBINDERS' & PRINTERS' &MACHINERY,
Pennsylvania Ruling Machines, Harrisburg Ruling Machines, Standing Presses, Ruling Pens, Paper Makers' Ruling Machines, Double Ruling Ma- chines, Gauge Table Shears, Sewing Benches, Back- ing Machines, Gold Cushions, Joint Rods, Pressing Boards, Gilding Presses, Brass Bound Boards, Tin Boards.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
MACHINISTS' TOOLS AND SUPPLIES,
Steam and Gas Pipe and Fittings, Steam Gauges, Suet Cups, Water Gauges, Steam Traps, Globe and Check Valves, Steam Whistles, Stop Cocks, Low Water Detectors, Air Cocks, Turned Shafting, Oil Cups, Pulleys, Hangers, Tallow Cups, etc.
LEATHER BELTING.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE, WITH YOUR CARD.
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PAWTUCKET ADVERTISEMENTS.
BERNEY & CALLAGHAN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Book
lasps
AND
ORNAMENTS.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO THE MANUFACTURE OF
SMALL BRASS ARTICLES.
-ALSO-
Bald s Silver Mllating,
g.c., &c.
PAWTUCKET, R. I.
JAMES BERNEY.
JAMES CALLAGHAN.
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HOLYOKE ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOLYOKE PAPER CO. HOLYOKE, MASS.
OF EVERY VARIETY AND DESCRIPTION.
Writing and Envelope Papers,
I
---
HOLYOKE PAPER CO.
E
0. H. GREENLEAF, Agent.
C. H. HEYWOOD, Treasurer.
Manufacturers of Superior Animal Sized
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HOLYOKE ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDWIN CHASE & SONS, LUMBER MERCHANTS, Holyoke, Mass.
A LARGE STOCK OF WELL
Seasoned -IN-
Lumber,
SHEATHING, FLOORING, ROOFING,
Finish and Box Boards, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
ALSO,
BLACK WALNUT,
CHERRY, ASH,
White Wood, g.c., g.c. LIKEWISE, Clapboards, Shingles, and Lath.
Particular attention given to Furnishing at Short Notice
Bill Timber of White or Southern Pine, SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK.
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SOUTII HADLEY FALLS ADVERTISEMENTS.
RE W
Man'fg Co.
Manufacturers of
Writing
PAPERS,
South Hadley Falls, Mass.
J. CAREW, Treas.
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PITTSFIELD ADVERTISEMENTS.
USE RENNE'S PAIN-KILLING MAGIC OIL.
MR. RENNE, OF PITTSFIELD, MASS.,
In experimenting with RHEUMATISM, has discovered that a certain combination of Oils, with the juices of Plants, forms a Medical Compound which cures all Pain and Inflammation AS WATER QUENCHES FIRE. He has a large number of Certificates showing the great value of
ain
illing
HHagic
il.
And the more people become acquainted with its virtues, " THE BETTER THEY LIKE IT." They all say,
IT WORKS LIKE CHARM."
Reader-Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Headache ! Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Toothache ! ! Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia ! !!
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera Morbus ! !! ! Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism !!!
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Lameness !!
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Skin Diseases !
A FEW LETTERS ARE HERE PUBLISHED .- READ THEM !
HUDSON, N. Y., March 20, 1871.
Mr. WM. RENNE- Dear Sir: You do not recommend your Magic Oil for Catarrh. You ought to, as my own experience proves. It was an accidental (or providentlal) discovery. The ease was aggravated and peculiar, and the cure was speedy and perfeet. If you need any vouchers for me I refer to your agents in this city, and to Hon. H. W. Rogers, and J. W. Hoysradt, former Mayor of Hudson. Respectfully yours, CHAS. W. TOMLINSON, Pastor of First Universalist Church, Hudson, N. Y.
ATHENS, Tenn., Sept. 26, 1869.
Mr. RENNE-Dear Sir: I wish to say a word for your Pain Killing Magic Oil. I have been a great sufferer from that awful disease, Siek Headache. It generally attacks mne early in the morning, grows in intensity all day, all night, and all the next day, and generally, though not always, goes off during the second night. It conies upon me at least once a month, and often two or three times, always confining me to my bed for about thirty-six to forty hours, and paining me so terribly that it seems as if my head would burst open in spite of skull and every thing else. A per- son's hand would be thrown entirely off by its throbbing. In short, I suffered agony indescribable. Our best Physicians failed in my ease, and I have used most of the popular remedies sold, which are recommended as " sure to eure " just such cases, but they not only failed to cure me, but seemed to aggravate iny situation. A few months ago, I fortunately obtained a bottle of your Pain Killing Magie Oil, and as you claim, " It works like a charm!" When I feel my old plague coming on, I'use the Magie Oil hoth externally and internally, freely and faithfully, and now, I do not even have to stop my work, but go about my business as usual.
I assure you one fellow-mnn has been benefited hy your invention, and for which I feel grateful. May God reward you. In my house and family your Magie Oil is as indispensable as flour. I hope my letter may be the means of letting other poor sufferers know the virtues of your Magle Oil, and you may use my name as n reference if you choose. Gratefully, I am yours, &e., EDWARD A. COBLEIGII.
WM. RENNE, EsQ.,-Dear Bro .: The letter from Edward A. Cobleigh is from my son. Ile has suffered greatly from Headache, but has recently found a cure by using your Pain Killing Magic Oil. Rev. Bro. Spence, our agent, uses your Magic Oil, and finds relief from the severest Ileadache! I also use it in my family, and find it excellent in several ailments. I trust you are doing the world good, as well as getting some pecuniary benefit to yourself, with your Pain- Killing Magie Oil. I am truly yours, N. E. COBLEIGH,
President Wesleyan University, Athens, East Tenn.
(" Please read the following editorial from the Pittsfield Sun, January 7, 1869.
RENNE'S MAGIC OIL-Ou Monday last, Mr. Jacob Traver, of HIndson, N. Y., a gentleman in his 79th year, an esteemed and influential citizen, and one of the Assessors of that city, ealled upon us to explain the wonderful effects of Renne's Magic Oil as applied to his own person, and showed us his limb. For more than twenty years Mr. Traver has been affieted with a sore limb, (his right leg below the knee). Which was very mneh swollen, and occasionally has been compelled to use a ernteh for six months at a time. He had consulted eminent physicians in his own city, and various parts of the country, all of whom told him that the sores upon his leg (sometimes as many as five in number and very deep), could not be healed. and if healed his life would be endangered. An Agent of Mr. Renne having assured Mr. Traver that the Magie Oil would effect a enre, if a cure was possible, he commenced its use, applying it faithfully. He has used some IS bottles, repeatedly pouring the Oil into the sores and bathing outside; the sores have healed, and Mr. Traver says he feels like a new man, and were his age renewed, he thinks he could indulge " the fan- tastic toel" as vigorously as in his youthful days. We consider this cure as one that deserves partienlar mention, and that in calling attention to it we are doing the publie a service. Persons similarly afflicted should call upon Mr. Traver if they wish additional facts. He takes great pleasure in commending the article that has been of so much benefit in his ease. 'The physicians whom he hnd formerly consulted, and who had treated the ease, are equally surprised with Mr. Traver at the remarkable cure.
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