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GEO. R. HOLBROOK & Co., Publishers & Proprietors. NO. 5 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
ALL KINDS OF CARD & JOB +
EXECUTED IN THE BEST MANNER AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
.$40,00
9
.. 2,00 4- 1,25 Monthly payments in advance.
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GAS COCKS AND FIXTURES.
N. HUNT
CO.
MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS IN Steam, Water, and Gas Cocks, and Fixtures,
Engine
Pile Drivers
AND
AND
Other Lathes,
Other Engines
AND
Constantly on hand
Mechanics' Tools
AND
GENERALLY.
Manufactured to Order.
Nos. 5 and 7 Water Street, ..... Boston. PATENT RIVETED & CEMENTED OAK TANNED & STRETCHED
HER BAI
OS
This is a new article, and is superior to any other now in the market. The process by which the Bands are stretched is entirely new, and competent judges pronounce it a decided improvement upon any other mode, as it brings the leather to its utmost tension without marring its texture, or lessening its strength-a grand result never before satisfactorily obtained.
Factory Agents, and others who are about purchasing Beltings, cannot do better than to call and see the article above described.
Having made arrangements with Southern Tanners to receive directly from them the Trimmed Oaked Tann- ed Leather, the first successful effort of the kind in the New England States, we shall endeavor to keep it con- stantly on hand to supply the trade.
We are thus enabled, not only to sell the raw material, of the best quality, at reduced prices, but also to manufacture it into Belting, of a most substantial character, upon a principle far superseding any other, and on terms equally satisfactory to any that have been offered to the public.
THE
COCHITUATE COCK. 9
also recently invented by the Subscribers, on the Self-adjusting principle, is fast increasing in popular favor. It is a complete article for drawing Soda, Mead, &c. from Fountains ; it is also excellent for water tubes, aqueducts, &c., and for drawing off all kinds of liquids. Its construction is very simple, it seldom gets out of order, and never refuses to perform its duty when required. In short, it is a capital improvement on any other article of the kind.
Orders will receive immediate attention when addressed to
N. HUNT & CO.
NOS. 5 & 7 WATER STREET, ....... BOSTON.
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PLUMBERS, MEDICINES.
JOHN CLARKE & SON, LUMBERS,
Hydraulic Pump and Water Closet Makers,
No. 118 Court Street, . . BOSTON. Warm and Cold Baths, Suction Pumps, Stench Traps for Drains, Sinks, &c. Brass Cocks all sizes, and a general assortment of articles in the above line, constantly on hand.
Orders in City or Country strictly attended to.
DODD & WILSON, Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, furnaces, GRATES, TIN AND HOLLOW WARE,
ALSO .-- Shower Baths and Bathing Apparatus of all kinds. Washington and Yankee Bakers and Furnaces.
4 Derby Range, Court St. (Head of Sudbury Street,)
S. L. DODD. JAS. ST. C. WILSON. S BOSTON.
N. B. Stoves repaired, and Sheet Iron and Tin Ware made to order. Personal attention paid to putting up Stoves and Furnaces.
PRIE
PER
BENJAMIN FARLESS, MANUFACTURER OF COMMON, FINE, SUPERFINE & EXTRA SUPERFINE, BOOK PRINTING PAPER, AND BIBLE AND MAP PAPER, Newton Lower Falls, Mass.
SIGN OF THE DYING WARRIOR.
N. M. PHILLIPS, SIGN & FANCY PAINTER, No. 21 Cornhill, Boston.
Sign Painting of every description executed in a superior style at the shortest notice, from 25 to 50 per cent. cheaper than at any other establishment in Boston.
BLOCK LETTER SIGNS Of every description, At Phillips' Sign Painting Establishment, 21 CORNHILL, ...... BOSTON.
URI BURT, HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ALBANY, PALE & AMBER ALE & PORTER,
In Hogsheads, Barrels, and half Barrels, for Shipping and City use. Brewery, corner of Montgomery and Colonie Sts. Albany,
64 COMMERCIAL STREET, BOSTON, 153 Greenwich Street, New York, AND Main & Front Sts. Brooklyn.
LEONARD FRENCH, OFFICE, NO. 97 FULTON STREET, ...... BOSTON.
Continues the manufacture of his invaluable Embrocations, for the cure of Rheumatics, Sprains, Cuts, Chilblains, and other complaints. This is considered superior to any article ever offered to the public.
The Golden Bitters, or Queen's Cordial, possessing rare virtues for removing Bilious Complaints, and restoring the appetite, is also manufactured and for sale at this office. This article is extensively used, and is considered the best in the market.
Choice Wines, and the pure Juice of the Grape.
Also, Superior Old Cheese, put up in pots expressly for family use, and for vessels going on long voyages to warm climates.
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CLOTHING, SADDLERY, ENGRAVING.
HAPGOOD & APPLETON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTH
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
MEG AND Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
No. 18 DOCK SQUARE ..... NEARLY OPPOSITE ELM ST.
W. HAPGOOD. BOSTON. S. B. APPLETON.
An extensive and fashionable assortment of Furnishing Goods constantly on hand.
STILES & CHAPIN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
8 AT THE 821
JUNCTION OF UNION AND MARSHALL STREETS,
Particular attention paid to Custom Work. Cutting done in the neatest manner.
SADDLERY
AND -
Military Cap Establishment.
JOHN B. BAKER,
MANUFACTURER OF
Saddles, Bridles, Harnesses, Whips, Travelling Trunks, House Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Hat Cases, Bonnet Cases, Engine Hose, Fire Buckets, Military Caps, Knap- sacks, Cartridge Boxes, Belts, &c. &c. &c.
No. 12 Court Street ..... Boston.
NATHANIEL DEARBORN, ENGRAVER
No. 104 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
Attends to all orders for printing from Copper and Steel Plates ; and having a well furnished Type Printing Office, will accomplish work in both branches with neatness and despatch.
Door Plates furnished in every variety of style or value. Cards neatly engraved and printed ; or with speed and neatness done with types.
Seals, Stencils and Coffin Plates, at short notice.
Blank Notes, Drafts, Bills of Exchange, Checks, Letter Bills of Lading, neatly engraved, on hand, and for sale in any quantities.
Factory Tickets, Labels, Tags, and De Laines, on hand- various sizes and cost.
Druggists' Labels, in general, supplied.
Maps of the State, large and small ; do. of the City. Map of the Vicinity of Boston. Beautiful Card Map of the U. S. Miniature card maps of Maine, N. Hamp. & Verm't, for sale.
BOSTON NOTIONS FROM 1630 TO 1847.
N. D. has just published an Historical Account of Boston, from the date of its settlement in 1630 to 1847 ; comprising 500 pages, if the plates and index pages are enumerated ; and with 49 engravings, maps, miniatures, wood cuts, &c. which has received great encomiums from the editorial fra- ternity. The work is well bound in morocco. Price, $1.50. THE AMERICAN TEXT BOOK FOR LETTERS : a third edition of which has now been issued. Price, $1.50.
N. B. A superior GUIDE THROUGH MOUNT AUBURN, with 40 of the mausoleums and pyramids there erected, neatly engraved on wood, is now in press, and will be speedily published, at 25 cents.
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DENTISTRY, ISINGLASS, ETC.
ALL
OPERATIONS UPON THE
(H.G.LUTHER)
(SURGEON
DENTIST
Nº 4 85
WASHN ST
BOSTON
Faithfully performed in the most thorough manner, upon strictly scientific principles, embracing all the real improve- ments of the age. Whole or parts of sets inserted without springs, in such a manner as to set perfectly easy, yet firm. Artificial Gums inserted when necessary to preserve the symmetry of the face.
N. B. All work warranted to be equal to that of any of the profession.
Numerous references given to medical men and oth- ers of the highest respectability of this city and vicinity. The following are among the many which might be named.
BOSTON, JULY 1, 1844.
This may certify that Dr. H. G. Luther, of this city, was under my instruction, in acquiring a knowledge of Dental Surgery, and having, during that time and since, witnessed operations performed by him, I have no hesitation in rec- ommending him to the confidence and patronage of all who may need the services of a good Dentist, as a gentleman every way qualified to perform all operations coming under the province of a skillful practitioner.
A. A. PHILLIPS, Surgeon Dentist.
BOSTON, Jan. 1, 1846.
This may certify, that having employed Dr. Luther, Dent- ist, of this city, in his professional capacity, and also wit- nessed operations performed by him for my friends and others, I feel justified in recommending him to all who may need the services of a skillful operator, as a gentleman every way qualified to fulfill all duties appertaining to his profes- sion.
A. A. HASZARD, M. D.
BOSTON, Nov. 1, 1847.
Having myself employed H. G. Luther, Dentist, in his professional capacity, and witnessed his operations upon the teeth of several of my friends, I most cheerfully com- mend him to the patronage of all who may wish the services of a good Dentist, believing him to be a faithful workman and a careful operator. DAVID THAYER, M.D.
BOSTON, June 17, 1847.
A number of specimens of surgical and mechanical dent- istry performed by Dr. Luther, having come uuder our no- tice, during two years past, which have given the most perfect satisfaction to the persons for whom they were per- formed, and having ourselves employed him with satisfac- tory results, we commend him to our friends as one worthy of patronage. SOUTHWICK & WINSLOW. Apothecaries, Tremoot St.
BOSTON, May 12, 1848.
SIR-It affords me much pleasure, after visiting the most remote parts of the globe, to bear testimony to your perfect knowledge of dental surgery. I have seen many of your patients who have been much benefited by you. The fa- cility by which you extract and stuff teeth, without causing that excruciating pain incidental to such operations, bas pleased me much ; more particularly as I have seen it evinced in some members of my own family. The nicety by which you adjust the fitting of artificial teeth, cannot be surpassed by any dentist in the city.
43 Essex St.
I am, sir, your ob't serv't, M. O'K. REEDY, M.D.
HC
485 Washington St .... Boston.
DR. E. A. KITTREDGE, WATER CURE PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, &C. 14 Montgomery Place, ..... Boston.
" Establishment for Chronic cases at Gothic Cottage, Lynn, Mass.
DENTISTRY. DR. BLAISDELL,
SURGEON
DENTIST
Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has removed from Dr. Hitchcock's, to the corner of Bulfinch and Court Streets, next the Re- vere House, where he will be happy to wait upon those who may need his Professional services. All operations warranted.
POLLARD'S BOSTON EXPRESS. RED TOP, AND OTHER WAGONS.
The Subscriber is prepared to execute orders of all kinds, except hogsheads of Molasses and tons of Anthracite, at the shortest notice. Having faithful and active MEN employed, the public may rely upon having all business entrusted to his care attended to with integrity. He has wagons ready to convey baggage or merchandise to any part of the city or the adjoining towns, on application to him at his office at the
RAILROAD EXCHANGE, COURT SQUARE.
Also, conveyance to South Boston several times a day.
This Express has been in operation upwards of six years.
J. M. SHERBURNE,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF
HATS, FANCY FURS,
BUFFALO ROBES, &C. No. 24 Elm Street, (Opposite Wildes' Hotel, ...... Boston.)
PRICES REDUCED FIFTY PER CENT. AT PATTEN & HINE'S
DENTAL SURGERY ROOMS, No. 2 Albany St. opposite the United States Hotel, Boston. Those in want of the services of a Dentist, will find it to their advantage to call as above.
References : Dr. Stevens, Dr. Davenport, Dr. Hawes, Dr. Jackson, Dr. Chapman, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Jones. Dr. Patten still continues his practice as a physician.
TO STOVE & LANTERN MANUFACTURERS. SHEET ISINGLASS OR MICA,
For Compass Cards, Signal, Battle, Engine, Common, and other Lanterns; Stove, Furnace Doors, &c., Wholesale and Retail.
The above article is superior to any thing ever used for the above purposes, on account of not breaking or burning, out standing the most intense heat.
Also, for Mineralogists and others,
Elegant specimens of Mica, Feldspar, Crystaline, Quartz, &c.
Also, SAFETY LANTERNS, of various sizes, a very su- perior article, warranted not to break by falling, and are decidedly the safest, cheapest and best of the kind in use. Constantly for sale on the most reasonable terms, at No. 31 UNION STREET, Boston.
GEORGE H. RUGGLES.
N. B. The Isinglass or Mica will be cut to any reasonable size if requested. All orders for the article promptly attended to, and thankfully received.
LUTHER DENTIST
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BLACKSMITHS AND MACHINISTS.
IMPROVED SALAMANDER SAFES.
SALAMANDER SAFES.
G W ADAMS & CO. BLACKSMITHS & MACHINESTS
MACHINE SHOP.
BREAD MACHINES.
G. W. ADAMS & CO.
CORNER OF CAUSEWAY AND FRIEND STREETS, ............... BOSTON, MANUFACTURE ALL SIZES OF THIS WELL-KNOWN SAFE. THE COMPOSITION WITH WHICH THESE SAFES ARE FILLED, RENDERS THEM PERFECTLY IMPERVIOUS TO THE FIERY ELEMENT, AND THEY HAVE AN ADVANTAGE OVER THE PATENT SALAMANDER, ON ACCOUNT OF THE PERFECTLY DRY STATE OF THE LINING, Which insures the Safe against all dampness. Purchasers are assured that this is the BEST SAFE now in use, and our manner of lining them enables us to sell them VERY CHEAP.
BAKERS
CRITCHERSON'S IMPROVED BREAD MACHINE,
For making Ship Bread, Hard and Soft Crackers, Sugar and Soda Biscuit.
This Machine is very simple and compact in its construction, and not likely to get out of order. It will be sold at a price that will bring it within the means of all Bakers. The Ma- chine may be seen in operation in all the principal Baking Establishments in the New Eng- land States ; also, in New York, Ohio, Missouri, Louisiana, Michigan, Maryland, and Virgin- ia; at St. Johns, N. B., Halifax, N. S., Montreal, L. C., &c.
ALSO, MANUFACTURE
GROOM'S PATENT BOLT MACHINES SAVAGE'S PATENT DERRICK
IRON CORNICE, A NEW & VERY BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE, IRON SHUTTERS, DOORS, AND SASH, IRON FENCE, BALCONY RAILINGS OF ALL KINDS, TOGETHER WITH STEAM ENGINES OF ANY HORSE POWER, AND ALL KINDS OF SMITH WORK AND MACHINERY.
S. A. DENIO,
NATH'L CHENEY.
G. W. ADAMS & CO.
Corner Causeway and Friend Streets, Boston.
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BOYS' CLOTHING.
BLE ME
A AWARD.
OLIVER HUDSON & CO.
THE
Exhibitione
OF 0
1847.
COURT STREET
NEAR
No. 4 BRATTLE,
ABOVE IS A FAC-SIMILE OF A
SILVER MEDAL
Which was awarded to us at the last exhibition of the Mechanics' Association, it being THE ONLY ONE EVER RECEIVED FOR
BOYS' GLO
IN THIS CITY,
And so far as we know, the second in this Country, one having been previously awarded by the American Institute in New York.
The business in which we are engaged is one of immense labor and perplexity, and requiring no small share of mechanical skill. It is well known that our senior partner was the first in this city to
MAKE AN EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS OF BOYS' CLOTHING,
or even to regard it as an object worthy the attention of any one possessing ordinary business capacity. We have in our employ cutters of acknowledged taste, and which has been culti- vated by long experience in this difficult branch of the Tailors' art. Our arrangements are such, both at home and abroad, as afford us every facility for carrying on the above business
SUCCESSFULLY AND EXTENSIVELY,
and purchasers will find at our store a larger assortment of well cut and well made Youths' and Children's Clothing than is, or ever before has been, exhibited in any other establishment in this country.
Clothing dealers will promote their own interests by purchasing Boys' Clothing of us, as the garments are well shaped and perfectly assorted. The sizes are indicated by numbers, and a printed tag is attached to each article, so that any one, after becoming familiar with the system, will seldom find it necessary to try a second garment. OUR STOCK is now UN- USUALLY LARGE ! Having taken advantage of the dull season, we have employed an im- mense number of the best hands in the city, and at a time when they would otherwise have been idle ; the work is therefore to be RELIED ON as being of the very best quality. Our Store is a large four-story building, the whole of which is occupied by us for THE DISPLAY OF GOODS; there being no work people on the premises, with the exception of the Cutters. It will therefore appear conclusive that the business must be large. The growth of it has been gradual, although somewhat rapid, a not uncommon result of indefatigable exertion, together with a knowledge of one's business.
OLIVER HUDSON & CO. NO. 4 BRATTLE, NEAR COURT STREET, BOSTON.
THE ONLY
BOYS' CLOTHING
STORE
H SUPERIOR Clothing. MASS. ASSOCIATION. FOR BOYS
MAYNARD & NOYES,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and Dye-Stuffs, No. 11 MERCHANTS' ROW, BOSTON.
MAYNARD & NOYES'
BLACK WRITING INK, For Gold, Steel, or Quill Pens.
This ink has stood the test of more than THIRTY YEARS' trial, and during this time has been con- stantly increasing in public favor and patronage, and is now the leading article in the country. It flows with freedom, becomes permanently black, and will not mould under any circumstances.
Bank of State of N. Carolina, Raleigh, Mar. 4, 1847. Messrs. Maynard & Noyes : Gentlemen, - Your Writing Ink has been in almost constant use by the officers of this banking-house for the last fifteen years, and has always been preferred to any other brand. It flows freely from the pen, and does not mould; and the color, though sometimes pale when first opened, becomes a beautiful permanent black. I have been a regular consumer of it myself during this time, excepting when curiosity has led me to make trial of other kinds, and take pleasure in being able to speak so favorably of it, and trust that my opinion, founded on such long experience, will in- duce many who may not be so well acquainted with its merits, to give it a trial.
Yours, respectfully, C. DEWEY, Cashier.
Messrs. Maynard & Noyes : Gentlemen-We are happy in being able to say that we entirely concur in the opinion expressed above of your Writing Ink by Mr. Dewey, the Cashier of this Institution.
Respectfully yours, DUNN CAMERON, Pres. S. W. WHITING, Teller. D. DU PRE, Bookkeeper.
Post Office, Boston, Ms. Oct. 2, 1843.
The Black Writing Ink manufactured by Messrs. Maynard & Noyes of this city, has been used in this office for several years past. Other inks have dur- ing that time been tested, but theirs has been in every instance preferred. For fluidity, blackness, and permanency, none has been found equal to it.
GEORGE WM. GORDON, Postmaster.
Office of Merchants Ins. Co. Boston, Nov. 18, 1847. Messrs. Maynard & Noyes : Gentlemen-I have used your Writing Ink for the last sixteen years. In 1840, I gave you a certificate of its excellence, and having continued its use ever since, to my en- tire satisfaction, my opinion is confirmed in its su- periority. It flows freely from the pen, and is in all respects the best ink I have ever used.
GEORGE HOMER, Secretary.
Registry of Deeds, Boston, Nov. 20, 1847.
Messrs. Maynard & Noyes: I have made use of your Writing Ink for the recording of deeds, &c. the past twenty-five years, and having found it to suit my wishes and purposes entirely, take pleasure in renewing my testimonial of its superiority. From the appearance of the records in my office, I am satisfied it is superior to any I have used, and con- sider it particularly adapted for all purposes where permanency of color is requisite or desirable. It flows well from the pen, and does not mould ; and my oldest records prove its color to be unalterably black.
HENRY ALLINE, Register of Deeds.
Boston, May 27, 1846.
For twenty years past, I have had occasion to use ink daily, and sometimes for the nicest of penman- ship ; occasionally necessity or curiosity has led me to make use of the article made by different indi- viduals-but I can cheerfully state that I have never found any that combined so many good qualities as that made by Maynard & Noyes.
N. D. GOULD, Teacher Penmanship.
Boston, Feb. 15, 1840.
Messrs. Maynard & Noyes: Gentlemen-It is now, I believe, more than twelve years since the School Committee passed an order for using your Black Writing Ink in the City Schools. I have used it during that period, and deem it a first rate article, and cheerfully recommend it to others. It flows freely from the pen, and increases in black- ness after being committed to paper, and the color is durable. I know of no ink superior to yours, and I have tried many kinds, both English & American. P. MACKINTOSH, JR. Principal of Writing Dep. Hancock School.
We, the subscribers, Writing Masters in the City Schools, cheerfully add our testimony in confirma- tion of the superior quality of Maynard & Noyes' Writing Ink, expressed by Mr. Mackintosh.
A. B. HOYT, N. MERRILL, D. D. CAPEN, J. FAIRBANK, L. CONANT, R. SWAN, JR.
For Sale, wholesale and retail, by the Manufacturers, No. 11 Merchants' Row, Boston, and by Book- sellers, Stationers, and Traders generally throughout the Country.
COPYING INK.
This ink gives a copy as distinct and perfect as the orig- inal, and combines all the properties of our Writing Ink. This quality particularly adapts it for Counting-House use, as it answers all the purposes for which a Writing Liquid is wanted. Put up in quart and pint stone bottles.
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IRON WORKS, STOVE ESTABLISHMENT.
ATLANTIC IRON WORKS, AT EAST BOSTON.
H. T. BUTLER & CO.
PPR BPPRHEHORS,
OFFICE & WAREROOMS, 32 UNION ST. BOSTON.
H. T. BUTLER & CO.
Iron Founders, Stove and Hollow Ware Manufacturers, Continue to manufacture a great variety of the most approved patterns of
COOKING, PARLOR, OFFICE, AND SHOP STOVES:
Among which may be found the justly celebrated "HATHAWAY'S PATENT," " BUTLER'S ECONOMIST'S FRIEND," and several new patterns of AIR-TIGHT STOVES. All of the above are warranted to be the most perfect and economical Cook- ing Stoves ever offered to the public. Likewise, PREMIUM ELEVATED OVENS, and many other patterns of Stoves and Grates ; together with all the Apparatus connected with Stoves and Culinary Purposes ; improved patterns of PORTABLE RANGES ; HOT-AIR FURNACES, for public and private houses.
All of the above articles will be sold on the most favorable terms, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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BOSTON.
BRUSH MANUFACTORY.
1111
99 WASHINGTON STREET.
99
JOHN J.ADAMS.
99.
PURCHASERS OF BRUSHES
Either at WHOLESALE OF RETAIL, will find at the above establishment a GREATER VARIETY OF KINDS than at any other store in the country. Merchants from a distance can make up their entire memorandums for Brushes, or can order by mail, and the greatest care will be taken to forward, in perfect order, any kinds of Brushes wanted. NEW KINDS will be made to description. Catalogues furnished.
PURCHASERS AT RETAIL AND TRAVELLERS are particularly invited to call, with the assurance that every kind of brushes for personal use will be furnished at fair prices, and warranted as good as recommended.
At several Fairs in Boston, the highest premium, and in 1841, a Gold Medal, were awarded to the subscriber for "Best specimens of Brushes," of his own manufacture.
JOHN J. ADAMS.
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