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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
PLUMBERS' WARE. 5 Crates Closet Pans 1 66 Triangular Sinks, 10 66 Plug Basins, (12 to 18 inches.) MARBLE, FANCY COLORS, & GOLD, FURNISHED, WARRANTED. JOSIAH WEDGEWOOD & SON'S MANUFACTURE. For sale by WILLIAM F. HOMER & CO. Nos. 15 & 17 Union Street, Boston.
G. W. ROBINSON & CO'S POTENT STSERIA BATUS,
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The Steering Apparatus, represented above, IS THE BEST IN USE. We have sold upwards of three hundred, about two hundred of which were of the IMPROVED PATTERN, and of that number not one has been returned. We believe it unnecessary to publish any testimonials commending this Apparatus, but would invite all persons, about pro- curing an apparatus for Steering, to call and examine the list of the names of the vessels which have been furnished with it, that they may make inquiries respecting ie, on board those ships which have it in use.
Also, Manufacturers of Ship Trimmings of every description ; Water Closets, Ship Bells, Air Ports, Ventilators ; Brass Capstan Rings, with Brass or Mahogany Tops ; Knobs of all kinds; Locks for Houses, Safes, Ships, &c.
JAMES MILLER & CO. Surgical and Anatomical Mechanicians, AND MANUFACTURERS OF INVISIBLE
SPINAL SUPPORTS, _
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For the radical cure of Varicose Veins, Anasarcous Swellings, &c., in the Legs ; Ladies' Abdominal, Sustaining and Compressing Belts ; Elastic Russia Body and Rib do., Trusses, Union and other Shoulder Braces, Chest Expanders, Spino Supports, Suspensories, and their justly celebrated PREMIUM ARTIFICIAL LEGS, HANDS AND ARMS, AND SPRING CRUTCHES, Dr. Fitch's, Chapin's, Crain's, and Wilson's Abdominal and Spino Supports. Office 2 1-9 & 3 Bromfield Street,
(Four Doors from corner Washington Street,)
BOSTON.
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WELCH & GRIFFITHS, MANUFACTURERS OF WARRANTED
CAST-STEEL SAWS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WELCH& CRIF FITHS
BOSTON.
Saw Arbors, Shingle, Clapboard and Lath Machines SUPPLIED TO ORDER, AND AT SHORT NOTICE. 62 CONGRESS STREET,
W. WELCH, O. GRIFFITHS
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
No. 42 HANOVER STREET,
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The undersigned, having entirely rebuilt and enlarged the above extensive establishment, contain- ing in all about three hundred and fifty rooms, begs leave to call public attention to its magnificent mangements and superior accommodations. The Drawing Rooms are most elegantly appointed ; the suites of rooms well arranged ; the sleeping apartments commodious and well ventilated; indeed, no expense has been spared to render every apartment perfect.
The furniture was made expressly to order, regardless of cost, and certain portions of it, especially in the Drawing Rooms, will be found to be of the most beautiful and tasteful manufacture. The Dining Rooms are capacious, and the hours for meals will be so arranged as to suit the convenience of the early and late.
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
M. H. MERRIAM,
CIVIL ENGINEER & MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN, Office, No. 115 Court Street, ... Boston.
Designs and Drawings for all kinds of Machinery, Patterns for Castings, in Metals, &c., executed neatly and prompt- ly ; including Plans, Elevations, Sections and Details ; and, if desired, their execution will be superintended with fidel- Ky. Also Drawings, Specifications, and information requisite for procuring Patents on new inventions, furnished on reasonable terms.
M. LI. M. flatters himself that a practical experience of ten years has thoroughly qualified him for the above.
J. B. CROSBY, TERN MAKER,
Corner of Hawkins and Ivers Streets, BOSTON. .
Patterns for castings of every description, Models for the Patent Office, or for experiment, made well and promptly.
N.B .- Particular attention paid to Patterns for Land and Marine Steam Engines.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
URI BURT, BREWER OF ALE & PORTER,
BURT'S BREN
BREWERY.
BURT'S
GARSON.DAL.
BR 350
Montgomery, Lumber & Colonie Sts.,
BANZ.
DEPOTS :
64 Commercial St., Boston. - - 153 Greenwich St., N. Y.
Lyman Street, Springfield.
Corner of Maine and Front Streets, Brooklyn.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Patent Talbotype, Phototype & Daguerreotype House, THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD! No. 203 Washington, Corner of Bromfield Street.
PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES, BY L. M. IVES; 148 WAS HINGTON STREET,
OSTON.
THE PUBLIO ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS. Customers can be sure of as good pictures as the speeimens exhibited. PERFECT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
ABRAHAM WINSLOW, DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. 39 Hanover Street,
Over White's Bonnet Rooms. BOSTON.
He has a new Room fitted up with a large Skylight, by which Likenesses are executed in any weather, single or in groupe. Likenesses are taken, of the very best quality, for Seventy-five Cents, including a good Morocco case. Also, neatly set in Leokets, Pins, Rings, or Brace- lets. Particular attention given to young Children, be- tween the hours of 10 and 2, In clear weather. Miniatures of sick and desensed persone taken at low prices.
[ Old Daguerreotypes cleaned and made to look as well as when first taken.
J. J. P. DAVIS, DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY, No. 257 Washington Street, Boston.
CHASE' DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, 247 Washington Street, Boston.
We have executed 40,000 Likenesses, and possessing every follity, can take single copies and groups unsurpassed by any in the world. Persons are not expected to take plotures, after sitting for them, if they do not think them worth the price charged.
W. B. EASTMAN'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY, 2 BLANCHARD'S BUILDING, Court St., 4 doors West of Hanover, Boston. - PERFECT . SATISFACTION GIVEN.
DAGUERREOTYPE
MINIATURE ROOMS. No. 17 HANOVER STREET. BENJAMIN FESSENDEN, ARTIST. Prices Low, and regulated by Sise and Style of Case.
THE ONLY SUCCESSORS TO CHASE, ARE MASURY SILSBEE, At 999% and not 247 Washington St. Our Rooms are up but ONE FLIGHT of stairs, and are the NEW ROOMS fitted up by CHASE. B. MASURY. 1 G. M. BILSBZE.
CAHILL'S DAGUERREAN CALLERY, No. 293 Washington St., Boston.
Pictures taken in the highest perfeotion of the Art. Min- latures taken from Paintings, Statuary, and everything connected with the Art, executed at this establishment, at LOW RATES.
STONE'S
DAGUERABORTRE ROOMS, 34 TREMONT ROW, . . . BOSTON. The Improved Illuminated Daguerreotype, (a most beautiful style of Picture) taken by Mr. Stone ; and all other kinds of work done at the above Rooms, in the highest perfection of the art, and at ree- conable prices. Please call and examine specimens before sitting elsewhere. Instruction given in the art.
G. D. HAMILTON,
BAGUERREAN ARTIST,
No. 68 Court Street, . . . Boston. N. B .- All Miniatures executed at this Establishment, will be finished in the finest style of the Art.
Daguerreotypes taken on Paper instead of Silver Plates, WITH ALL THE BEAUTY AND DISTINCTNESS OF ENGRAVINGS. J. A. WHIPPLE, . . . . . PATENTEE,
No. 96 Washington Street,
Is prepared to exhibit his new style of Daguerreotype on Paper, called the CHRYSTALOTYPE, which is admitted by all to be far superior to the ordinary Daguerreotype. He was awarded a Prise Medal at the World's Fair, and the high- out Premium at the last Fatr of the Mechanics' Charitable Association. The public are invited to call and examine his Cristalotypes, and a large collection of Daguerreotypes of some of our most distinguished citizens.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BOYNTON & WOODFORD, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
English, French and German FANCY ARTICLES ..
English and American Spring and Table Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Silver and Plated Spoons and Spectacles, Accordeons, Violins, Brushes, Combs, Jewelry, and all articles of American manufacture peculiar to their trade.
DEALERS IN TORTOISE SHELL, IVORY, HORNS, TIPS AND BONES, 50 Washington Street, 7 doors North of State Street, JAMES BOYNTON. OSTON. PHILIP R. WOODFORD.
LIBERTY TREE BLOCK.
ANSON PECK.
ANSON PECK, Manufacturer and Dealer in COMBS, FANCY GOODS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, JEWELRY, &o. 9 Essex Street, (near Boylston Market,) BOSTON. Combe and Jewelry made to order and repaired at short notice.
PEARL MARTIN, DEALER IN
CARPEWINGS MATTING, BOOKING, FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTH, BUGS, MATS, STATE RODS,
Transparent Window Shades & Fixtures, No. 85 HANOVER STREET, (Near Blackstone St.) BOSTON.
E. P. DODGE, Musetseturer find Wholesale and Retal Desker ia
CAMPHENE & ALCOHOL, CHANDELIERS, Bracket, Astral, Mantel, Hanging, Side & Portable LAMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO, Globes Shades, Chimneys, Lanterns, Tubes, Wicks, &c. No. 8 Tremont Street, (formerly 200,) (3d Door from Court St.,) BOSTON.
EDDY'S UPRIGHT 'REFRIGERATOR,
Manufactory, 14 RAILROAD BLOCK, Opposite Worcester Rail Road Depot, CORNER OF LINCOLN AND KNEELAND STREETS, BOSTON.
A PREMIUM Was awarded by the Massachusetts Mechanics' Fair, in 1850, to this Refrigerator, and it is pronounced
THE BEST IN USE!
For convenience nothing can surpass it, and it needs only to be EXAMINED TO BE APPROVED. ORDERS SOLICITED FROM SHIPPERS, DEALERS AND INDIVIDUALS. A Liberal Discount made to those who buy to sell again. Measures have been taken to secure Letters Patent, and any infringement upon this pattern, will be treated accordingly.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
LATE KITTREDGE & BLAKES, JAMES G. BLAKE, IMPORTER OF UPHOLSTERY,
PLUSHES, DAMASKS,
CONNOL
BLAKES FURNITURE LOOKING GLASS, UPHOLSTERY CHAIR BED & MATTRESS WAREHOUSE
TJAMISC SLAKE, LA 7L
PECK & CO. HAT MANUFACTURERS & PECK & C" HAT MANUFACTURERS
12 KITTREDGE & BLAKES. 12 FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
J.G.BLAKE
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ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY & BLACK WALNUT Parlor, Drawing Room and Painted Cottage Furniture, DORIN ·GLASSES,
CURLED HAIR, MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, &c.
. Nos. 12 to 24 Cornhill, & 27 Washington St. ENTRANCE BOTH ON CORNHILL AND WASHINGTON ST.,
BOSTON.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
CARRIAGE AND HORSE BAZAAR. SAMUEL K. BAYLEY, 91 Federal Street, Boston. CARRIAGES OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS ON HAND POR PRIVATE SALES, CARRIAGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BUILT TO ORDER.
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EVERY SATURDAY, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, AT HIS LARGE AREA, BACK OF THE BAZAAR, OF CARRIAGES, HORSES, HARNESSES, &c., &c., &c.
SAMUEL K. BAYLEY.
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ILLIAM D. COPPERSMITH,
CORNER OF Merrimac & Travers Streets, BOSTON.
COPPER SUIT
Copper Gutters, Cop- per and Zinc Conduc- tors, Round & Square Boilers, Hatters' and Dyers' Kettles, Stills, Worms, Generators, &c.
SODA
FOUNTAL
DODA FOUNTAINS
On a new and improved plan, on which was awarded a premium at the Fairs in New York and Boston. Also, all OTHER KINDS of Copper Work made to order, at short notice.
J. B. SMITH, CATERER, Ako, Walter & Tonder on Parties of all kinds, Office, No. 16 Brattle St., Boston.
Bliver Codee Urns, Spoons, Forks, Onice Baskets, Vases, Lamps, Knives and Forks, and Crockery Ware, of all kinds, to Jet.
J. HALL, Wholesale & Retail Dealer In DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, &c. No. 15 Blackstone Street, XMAS HAYMARKET SQUARE.
J. STIMSON & CO. Desiste in New and Second Hand Building Materials, Doses Windows, Bashes, Blinds, Countery Drawers, Locke, Et M Lumber, Se. At the Red Store, 85 PORTLAND STREET, MM Sudbury Street, Boston. 49 Con geld the New and Second Hand Bulkfing Materiais. IN. HOLMES, J. STIMSON.
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SAMUEL S. PIERCE,
New Store, . . . Corner of Tremont and Court Street,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHOICE TEAS, AND FOREIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH & GERMAN WINES, English and American Porter, - SCOTCH AND AMERICAN ALE, CHOICE BRANDS OF
HAVANA SEGARS, English, French and India Syrups, TOGETHER WITH A
Large Assortment of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
SAMUEL S. PIERCE. SAMUEL S.PIERCE.
CHDICE TCA
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO NAVY AND MERCHANTHEN'S CABIN STORES.
CRESCE se.
WM. T. TUCKERMAN, Manufacturer of COPPER WORK of every description, Soda Fountains, Gonorators, Bath Boilers, &c. No. 80 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
F.HEDGE, DESIGNER & ENGRAVER ON
WOOD, 15 JOY'S BUILDING BOSTON.
UP STAIRS.
W. A. WINGATE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
T COAL,
WOOD, LIME, SAND, CEMENT,
GROUND AND CALCINED PLASTER, HAIR, &C. COUNTING ROOM, Harvard Street, Corner of South. WHARF, ..... LEHIGH, CORNER OF SEA STREET.
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SUFFOLK COUNTY
SUFFOLK COUNTY FLOUR MILLS
EASTERN RAIL ROAD WHARF.
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COMMERCIAL STREET, EASTERN RAILROAD WHARF,
FAMILY & BAKERS'
OF ALL GRADES, ALWAYS ON HAND, FRESH GROUND,
In Barrels, Half Barrels, 1-4 and 1-8 Barrels, -ALSO, - SHORTS, MIDDLINGS & SCREENINGS.
W. W. ALLCOTT, Superintendent.
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DATING HOUSES.
THE RESTAURANT BUSINESS has considerably increased within a few years, but 'no faster than the exigency of the times demanded. A host of business men, whose homes are now located in our enchanting suburbs, find it both conve- nient and economical to patronize these establishments. Strangers, also, whose business and time render it impossible to adhere to the regular dining hour, are greatly accommodated by them. Many of these establishments are fitted up in fine order and in good taste, and are visited by Ladies as well as Gentlemen. Some of the principal Restaurants are given in the List below.
GIBBS'
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BATING HOUSE,
No. 13 Brattle Street.
J. B. GIBBS, formerly of GIBBS' HOTEL, Court Square.
The largest and best furnished Eating House in New England.
MILLIKEN'S EATING AND LODGING HOUSE, Head of Norfolk Avenue, REAR 185% WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON. Entrance to Ladies' Room, 16 Province-House Ct.
Gentlemen or Ladies taking their Meals from home, will find as good accommodations here as at any other place in Boston. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
The ALBANY HOTEL, corner of Albany and Kneeland Streets, has been fitted up in good style, and is situated directly opposite the Passenger Depot of the Boston and Worcester Railroad. A share of public patronage is re- spectfully solicited.
No effort will be wanting on the part of the proprietor of this House to make it a desirable and quiet home for travellers. Connected with the above, is a RESTAURANT, where meals can be had at all hours of the day and evening.
PRICE $1.00 PER DAY. ISAAC HALL, JR.
GIBB'8 HOTEL EATING HOUSE,
A. WHEELOCK, PROPRIETOR, 15 Court Square. Meals at all hours of the Day and Evening, at a moment's notice. KEPT ON THE LOW PRICE SYSTEM, "LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS."
IRA B. SHAW, DI ALER IN- FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c. No. 1 1-2 Bromfield, Near Washington Street. Meals at all hours of the day.
J. P PAINE'S
North corner of Joy's Building, No. 77 Washington Street, Boston. Meals at all hours. Confectionery, Fruit, Pastry, Tea and Coffee, &o. Lozenges at Wholesale.
Meals at all hours of the Day and Evening.
D. B. KNOX'S BOUS E,
No. 64 Blackstone Street, BOSTON.
The best of New York Oysters served up at the shortest notie, and in the best style.
WARM & COLD BATHS.
JOSEPH STARK, BATING ROO
NO. 43 CONGRESS STREET.
MEALS, ALL HOURS OF THE DAY. FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN THEIR SEASON.
ALEXIS POOLE, REFRESHMENT ROOM, NO. 54 COURT ST., (Scollay's Building, nearly opposite Cornhill.) Tea, Coffee, Meals, &c., at all hours, day and evening. Domestic and Foreign Fruits of all kinds, in their season.
GILSON & HENRY, No. 58 Court Street, DRALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUIT Of all kinds, and MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
NOYES'
BATING HOUSE, No. 4 Water Street,
Near Washington Street,
BOSTON.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS. FRUIT, PASTRY, CONFECTIONERY, &C.
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IRON RAILINGS FOR CEMETERIES, &c., &c.
CHANDLER Sz
MANUFACTURED BY W. E. WEEMAN. Purchasers are invited to call and examine specimens at his Office, NO. 86 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
RICE & LOMBARD'S Air-Warming and Ventilating Furnace!
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CLEAN OUT
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This is the name of a Furnace constructed on an entire new principle, for the purpose of warming dwelling houses, publie buildings, halls, hospitals, etc. etc. It differs essentially from other Furnaces, by having an immense radiating surface, and a creative draft. In the construction of this warming apparatus, our object has been to meet the wants of the public, and to offer an article combining the two advantages of distributing a great volume of warmed air, by the combustion of the smallest possible amount of fuel. To accomplish this, the heat is applied to all parts of the furnace alike, thus making it totally impossible for the air which passes into the air-chamber to come in contact with any red-hot surfaces. By the peculiar arrangement of the flues, and the manner of introducing the supply of air to assist the combustion of the fuel, this furnace is equally ADAPTED TO THE USE OF ANTIIRACITE OR BITUMINOUS COAL, & #t consumes the smoke and gas which in other furnaces cocapes into the chimney, and is wasted.' This furnace is constructed on scientific principles, and by having a creative draft, and the mert of consuming the smoke and gas, as before mentioned, it can be easily managed in the most ordinary chimney, without being a continual source of annoyance by the escape of gas into the rooms warmed. All gentlemen interested in the PRACTICAL UTILITY of an article of this kind, are most respectfully invited to call and examing for themselves, and be convinced that the enormous waste of fuel can be economised, and be a double source of profit to the master and pleasure to the servant.
Sold, Wholesale & Retail, at Rice & Lombard's Kan- nfactory, 18 & 13 Lewis St., opposite the Sugar Reda- ery, E. Boston, and by J. M. READ, 31 Union St., Boston.
We would direct attention to the above named Air- Warming and Ventilating Furnace. The heat is applied to all parts of the furnace alike, thus making it totally impossible for the air which passes into the air chamber to come into contact with any red hot surface. The beat passes out at the top of the fire box, into a circular pipe around the top of the furnace ; thence down eight perpendicular tubes into a corresponding pipe below : from which it passes into a due surrounding the fire box, and into a pipe heading to the chtruancy. Another commendable feature of this new furnace is the creative draft. The amount of coal required for a day's consumption is about the same as is required to start a fire in ordinary furnaces. There are other improvements in the construction of this furnace, of the value of which so adequate conception can be given by a simple description. We advise all persons in want of a furnace for their dwellings, and capecially all persons on committees for warming churches or other public buildings, to call and Inspect this new furnace .- Ees. Journal
ALEXANDER LINCOLN, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Wilson's Patent Farmers' & Mechanics', and other COOKING STOVES, PARLOR, HALL, OFFICE, AND SHIP STOVES, FURNACES, SHEET IRON, COPPER, TIN WARE, &c., LARGE BAY STATE STOVES, FOR PUBLIC HOUSES, Suitable to cook for one or two hundred people. No. 8 Market Square, (South side of Faneuil Hall,) BOSTON.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BOWLER, TILESTON & CO. MACHE
MANUFACTURERS,
No. 8 Somerset Street, Boston.
MODERN AND ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS
For Buildings ; Ship Cabins ; Daguerreotype, Mirror and Picture Frames ; Cabinet Work ; Ladies' Work Boxes, Book Cases, &c.
Made in IMITATION OF VARIOUS KINDS OF WOOD, without paint, anil will resist the weather outside better than wood.
ALSO, PATENT CENTRE FLOWERS FOR CEILINGS, WELL ADAPTED FOR VENTILATORS.
N. B. - Ornaments made to any Design, at short notice.
SCHOOL FURNITURE
TAYLOR & ADAMS
WILLIAM G. SHATTUCK, Manufacturer of GRAMMAR SCHOOL CHAIRS & DESKS, & THE BOSTON PRIMARY SCHOOL CHAIRS, No. 80 COMMERCIAL ST., BOSTON. Also, TEACHERS' DESKS and TABLES, of various patterns, and any kind of School Furniture that may be desired. Also can be found at his Chair Store, a general assortment of CANE and WOOD SEAT CLAIRS, at Wholesale and Retail prices. All orders will be thankfully received, and promptly attended to.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
TO FRUIT GROWERS.
Persons wishing to procure extra-sized FRUIT TREES, or Trees in a bearing state, are respectfully invited to visit the Nurseries, and make a selection.
Eighty Thousand FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES!
The Subscriber offers for Sale his ENTIRE STOCK of Fruit & Ornamental Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, &c. In his various Nurseries in Roxbury & Dorchester. The collection embraces most of the varieties of the
Pear, Apple, Cherry, Plum, Peach, And other Fruits that are worthy of cultivation. - AL80 - Quinces, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, STRAWBERRIES, &c. EXTRA SIZED PEAR TREES, In a bearing state, can be supplied at reduced prices.
20,000 BUCKTHORNS, Rose Trees, Honeysuckles, Hawthorns, &o. SCIONS, IN LARGE AND SMALL QUANTITIES, FROM FRUIT BEARING TREES, The whole for Sale at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
SAMUEL WALKER, Eustis Street, Roxbury. 3500 IMPORTED FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
GREAT COLLECTION OF FRUIT TREES.
HOVEY & CO.
No. 7 Merchants' Row, ... . Boston,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Seeds, Trees, Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, &c. Invite the attention of cultivators of choice fruits, to their very extensive collection of Fruit Trees of all kinds. EIGHTY THOUSAND PEAR TREES
Are now offered for sale ; embracing all the popular, proved, and well known sorts. Trees of all sizes from one to seven years, both upon the Quince and Pear Stock, many of them in a bearing state.
TWO HUNDRED VARIETIES OF APPLES ;
All the finest sorts of Cherries, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Nectarines, Quinces, Grapes, Strawberries, Raspberries, Cur- rants, Gooseberries, &c., &c. Also AN IMMENSE COLLECTION OF
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, AND EVERGREENS.
TWO HUNDRED VARIETIES OF THE CHOICEST ROSES. And a very extensive assortment of GREENHOUSE AND OUT DOOR PLANTS, Embracing CAMELLIAS, AZALEAS, GERANIUMS, VERBENAS, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, PANSIES, PILLOXES, CARNATIONS, LILIES, &c , &c, with a large variety of
DUTCH BULBOU3, FLOWER ROOTS, DAHLIES, &c.
A LARGE STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF SEEDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. CATALOGUES GRATIS OX APPLICATION .. 17 Seeda, Trees, and Plants packed so as to go safely to all parts of the country.
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S. & G. HYDE, PROPRIETORS.
These Gardens and Nurseries contain nearly 20 acres of ground, and are situated about one third of a mile southerly from Newton Corner D. pot. and near the western declivity of the celebrated Nonantum Hill. In these Nurseries are about TWELVE THOUSAND flourishing APPLE TREES of large size, suitable for transplanting; and many thousand CHERRY, PLUM, PEACH, and PEAR TREES may also be found here, of all ages, sizes and varieties.
These Gardens are known by the attractive appellation of "HYDE PARK." and are becoming very popular. It is in contemplation to lay out the grounds in Parks, Avenues, Walks, Lots, &c., and the natural situation is such as to render an arrangement of this kind very advantageous. In these grounds are several never-failing springs of pure, cool, wholesome, soft water, which add much to the attraction of the place.
Those about purchasing FRUIT TREES, &c., are invited to call, and they may be assured that everything will be made perfectly satisfactory.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
AWAK AM JAA
DALL NURSERY,
This Nursery is pleasantly located in NONANTUM DALE IN NEWTON, And is owned and carried on by JOHN A. KENRICK,
Whose experience in the Tree Growing busi- ness, enables him to do justice to his patrons. Ile has on hand a large assortment, including the finest varieties of
FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES,
HAWTHORNS, AZALIAS, LABURNUMS, AND OTHER ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS;
HONEYSUCKLES, ROSES, HERBACEOUS PLANTS, BUCHTHO
NORWAY SPRUCE, &c., &c. All of which will be sold on the most favorable terms.
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BOSTON MUSEUM
JA PARKER& CO.
J. B. PARKER & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHOICE TEAS, WINES, CIGARS, W. I. GOODS, -AND- FAMILY GROCERIES,
No. 22 Tremont Street, Museum Building,
JERRY B. PARKER. BOSTON. JAMES T. BICKFORD.
ALSO, ALE, PORTER AN! CIBER, In Quarts, Pints, and Half-Pints.
CONGRESS WATER DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
Goods went to any part of the City free of Expense. E
CABIR STORES FOR HAVAL AND MERCHANT VESSELS PUT UP AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
CHILSON'S PATENT
Air-Warming and Ventilating Furnace,
(Final Improvements Patented 1850.) The following are some of the names of those who have this Furnace in use. We regret that our space will not permit us to add many more valuable refer- ences that have been kindly tendered us.
CHILSON, RICHARDSON & CO. 51 & 53 Blackstone Street, Boston.
BOSTON REFERENORS.
Hon. John P. Bigelow, Ex- | F. R. Abbe, M.D. Mayor of Boston, Hon. John C. Gray, Hon. Jonathan Preston, Hon. Edward G. Loring, Judge of Probate, Hon. Geo. W. Crockett, Pres. Bank N. America, Hon. Geo. W. Comiln, Land Agent, State of Mass. Hon. Geo. Darracott, Pres't Boston Gas Light Co. Hon. S. S. Wilde, Judge Sa- preme Judicial Court, Ms. Rev. Barnas Sears, DD., Sec. Board of Education, Mass. Rev. Nehemiah Adams, Rev. G. F. Barnard, Rev. Wm. Jenka, D.D. Rev. 8. K. Lothrop, D.D. Ampos Cotting, Koq. Chas. R. Codman, Francis Codman, Sidney Bartlett, Esq. Caleb Eddy, Esq: Geo. B. Emerson, Uriel Crocker, J. J. Dixwell, S. E. Sewall, Esq. Waldo Flint, Esq., Cashier Eagle Bank, Jacob Forster, Henry N. Hooper, Lawrence, Stone & Co. J. M. Bebee, Morgan & Co. Jones, Ball & Co. John Simmons & Co. Hallet, Davis & Co. Samuel Curtis, James Cunningham, M. G. Cobb, Esq. James Dana, Esq. George Bartlett, M.D. Samuel Gregg, M.D. Wm. J. Parker, M.D. L. Robbins, M.D. First Baptist Church,
John P. Ober, S. P. Blake, 8. T. Dana, John L. Hannewell, Charles D. Head, Thomas Parsons, J. W. Patge & Co. Sampson Reed, T. O. Smith, Col. N. A. Thompson, Capt. Wm. Cole, Gideon F. Thayer, Henry Timmins, S. R. M. Holbrook, Wm. Bramhall, Isaac Parker, Nathaniel Faxon, Samuel Hill, Ben jamin Lamson,
8. O. Thwing, Ezra Lincomo, Faq. Noah Sturtevant, Wm. S. Thacher, Geo. O. Wilde, Esq. J. M. Wightman, Thomas Page, Matthew Binney, Southworth Shaw, Samuel Beal,
J. W. Converse, Benjamin Tilton, George Allen, Jr. James Robinson, Blind Asylum, Boston Museum, Masonic Temple, Warren St. Chapel, Stone Chapel, Chauncy Place Church, Hanover Street Meth. Ch. Tremont House, Senate Chamber, State' House Representatives' Hall, " Mayhow School House, Dwight Bowdoin
Boylston Shool House, New Hancock " Bigelow Phillips Eliot
Ingraham House of Industry, Boston New Jail, Horatio Chickering, C. E. Bowers. Thomas Curtis, Charles Copeland, Wm. L. Clark, Nathaniel Eilis, John 8. Edgerly,
Chas J. Fox, J. Field, Jr. Moses L. Hale, Esq. 8. S. Jackson, Theodore Otis, Esq. W. F. Shaw, Alfred T. Turner, Charles A. White, C. B. Wells, Kilby Page,
Freeman Stowe, W. A. White, S. O. Nottage, Croome & Hixon, John Cummings, Jr. John T. Paine, Esq. Chas. W. Scudder, Wm D. Swan, Robert Swan, Willard Bears, Lewis Winde, J. A. Turner, H. & C. Stowell, R. T. Robinson, G. K. Montgomery, Alvah Kittredge, Carmi K. King, George Johnson, W. A. Hayward, C. J. Hendes, Edward Harper,
T. Blanchard,
H. Barrett,
J. C. Clapp, A. L. Chamberlin, J. A. Cunningham, Otis Daniell, W. 8. Damrell, Mrs. E. Rolling, Mrs. C. Andrews, Mrs. A. Binney, O. J. Y. Allen, Wm. D. Bradford, Geo. W. Chipman, H. M. Currier, O. P. Chamberlain, A. T. English, Edward Hixon, Wm. Hunter, F. A. Henderson, S. D. Loavens, Simeon H. Lewis, J. W. Mason, John Parker, Wm. L. Richardson, W. J. Reynolds & Co. Richardson & Brothers, M. C. Warren, Ralph Plympton, Hon. Amos Lawrence, lion. Judge Shaw, Thomas Motley, Jr. Esq. St. Paul's Church, Boston, Tremont Club House, " Maes. State Prison, Oh'stown, Propr's " Even'g Traveller," Odis Clapp, Kinq. J. B. Gregerson, Henry Smith, Esq. Shawmut Cong. Soc. Boston, Samuel Vaugn, Wm. Beal, Esq., Hancook Sch. J. B. Lager, Kaq. Capt. Thos. Parsons, Francis Bandy, Beq. John Hartshorn, Esq. Prof. Pierce, Harvard Coll. Alvin Adams, Eeq. James Jackson, M.D.
Baptist Church, Taunton, Mass. Third Baptist Church, Roxbury, Mass. Methodist Society, Taunton, Mass. Central Baptist Church, Newport, R. I. Bowditch Universalist Society, Fitchburg, Mass. United Congregational Society, Newport, R. I. Congregational Church, Holliston, Mass. Rev. Mr. Slafter's Churob, Jamalos Plains. First Parish Church, Bradford, Mass. Bethesda Baptist Society, Charlestown, Mass. Orthodox Cong. Society, Shirley Village, Mass. Wareham Church, Wareham, Mass. First Congregational Society, Norwich, Conn. First Baptist Society, Southbridge, Mass. Church in Barre, Mas. First Baptist Society, Charlestown, Mums. High Street Methodist Society, Charlestown, Mass. Methodist Episcopal Society, Leominster, Mass. Mercer Street Church, New York City. Methodist Church, Bridgeport, Conn. Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N.Y. Church of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, N.Y. Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, N.Y. Rev. Mr. Armes' Society, Norwich, Conn. Bethesda Church, Reading, Mas. Amesbury Street Baptist Church, Lawrence. New Church, Middleboro'. Christ Church, Georgetown, D. O. First Congregational Society, Abington, Mas. Now Court House, Lowell, Mass. Baptist Church, Syracuse, N.Y,
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Female Seminary, Charlestown. Roxbury Patent Leather Co., Roxbury. School House, 8th District, Randolph. Court House, East Cambridge. McLean Asylum, Somerville. U. S. Marine Hospital, Chelsea. Roxbury Leather Works, Roxbury. Mirror Marble Co., Roxbury. Concord School House, Concord, N.H. Castleton Seminary, Castleton, Vt. High School, Chelass. Law School, Harvard College, Cambridge. Town House, Brighton. Town House, Stoneham. School House, Greenfield. Jamaica Plains School House. School House, Dorchester. Charles River Bank, Cambridge. High School, Roxbury. City Hall, Lawrence. Allot School, Jamaios Plain. Nashus & Lowell Railroad Co., Nashos. N.Y. & Harlem R. R. Co., New York Ofty. Concord Town House. Cathedral at Frederlokton, N. B. Lord Bishop Medley, D.D. H. N. Bigelow, Esq., Clinton, Mass. High School, Somerville. Hon. J. 8. Keyes, Concord, Mass. Episcopal Church, Andover. Gro. Hager, Enq., Montreal, Canada.
48 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
POPULAR CLOTHING EMPOR
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TRIAL BOTTLE ONLY 28 CENTS. J. RUSSELL SPALDING'S
CELEBRATED HIGHEST PREMIUM CYTHEREAN HAIR OIL OR WA -COMPOSED OF-
ROSE MARY
AND CASTOR OIL.
Two of the most common and well known articles in use, are here combined by an elaborate and intricate process, (ft the only recipe in America) free from all the objectionable properties of grease and spirits. Its successful use permits to warrant it lovariably-
let. To beautify the hair. 2. To remove dandruff effectually. 8. To restore hair to bald heads. 4. To dress false h ! elegantly. 5. To prevent the hair from falling off. To give light hair a rich dark appearance. 7. To cure all dises of the scalp. 8. To curl hair elegantly. 9. To cure the headache. 10 To kill hair eaters.
For improving children's hair, a superior article was never used. It is an indispensable article for the toilet table -! person should be without it. A trial bottle for 25 cents. Seven times the quantity for 75 cents a bottle. Rach in neat fancy box, which can be sent any distance, by express or otherwise, with perfect safety.
N. B. Imitations are sold. Be sure to get the genuine, at the Principal Depot, J. RUSSELL SPALDING'S, No .: Tremont Row, opposite Museum, Boston, Mass., or of the appointed Agents, who will be established in every town, vil lage and city in the United States and British Provinces.
UASH ORDERS, enclosing $7, will receive two dozen small and half a dozen large, with 1000 circulars, your nam! place and nature of business printed on, gratis. DEALERS, enclose a card of your business, to be printed on the cirer far with order, and you will be considered appointed agents and advertised as such.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE .- F. W. T. BRANDE, F. R. 8., L. & E., of her Majesty's mint: Professor of Chemistry in the Royal Inst. tution of Great Britain; and if the Materia Medica to the Apothecaries' Cp., and Editor of the English Dictionary of Science, Literatur ! and Art, ays-Rosemary is ui. admirable stimulant and will positively promote the growth of the hair and cure the headache. Chato! Oli le valuable for its nourishing and strengthening properties, and when these are properly combined, free from oil and grease, and that Injurious properties of Alcohol and Spirits, are an Invaluable remedy for all diseases of the hair and scalps; rendering to the hair, a sof and rich appearance
Mr. S. has the only recipe In Amerios, for preparing it in this manner. Mr. 8. Is agent for all popular hair dres, medicines, de, de (See " Medicines," page Sud.)
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