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MAINE REGISTER.
SHOWV CASES.
JOHN A. 'HUGHES, Manufacturer.
Silver-Plated, German Silver, Rosewood, Mahogany, and Black Walnut COUNTER CASES, of every Quality and Style, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. -ALSO,-
Jewellers' Trays, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Warerooms, 151 Washington Street, - - Manufactory, 7 Harvard Place,
Directly Opposite the Door of the OLD SOUTH CHURCHI. BOSTON.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
E. TRESCOTT, JR., At 34 & 36 Central Street, .... Boston,
Offers at Wholesale, a large and varied assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND
SHOE STOCK.
Which are selected with great care, and particularly adapted to the Western and New England Trade.
AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Dealers are invited to call and examine his Stock before purchasing.
JAMES G. LOCKETT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
ENGLISH PAPER HANGINGS,
NO. 10 CENTRAL STREET, BOSTON.
An extensive assortment always on hand at very low prices.
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JACOB CHICKERING,
JACOBCHICKERING BOSTON
300 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.,
Ilas recently invented machines by which he is able to make in the MOST PERFECT MANNER, and with far greater rapidity than they have been heretofore.
He is making a new style Piano-Forte Leg, in the form of a SPIRAL SCROLL, which is much admired by all who have seen it, for its superior style and beauty.
He can now supply orders, Wholesale or Retail, and will guarantee his Instruments to be of the FIRST CLASS, and to give satisfaction, or he will refund the money. Persons wishing Piano- Fortes, and enclosing their orders by mail, can have them forwarded, with full directions how to set them up.
OPINIONS OF MUSICIANS AND THE PRESS.
Prof. H. S. May, the English Pianist :
" I have taken an opportunity and examined the Piano-Fortes manufactured by JACOB CHICKERING, and find them made in the most thorough manner and with great elegance of exterior finish. They also possess a lightness of action and fullness, power and brilliancy of tone, which are always requisite to constitute a First Class Piano-Forte. I take pleasure in recommending them as superior Instru- ments."
Prof. T. H. Howe:
" Having examined the various kinds of Piano-Fortes manufactured by JACOB CHICKERING, of Boston, Mass., and having used them myself, I cheerfully recommend them to persons wishing First Class Instruments.
"THOS. H. HOWE, " Teacher of Music, 85 Bedford Street."
J. M. Mozart, the popular Basso of Boston :
"Having often seen and tried JACOB CHICKERING'S Piano-Fortes, I can freely say that they give the Ear perfeet satisfaction, and in finish, are unsurpassed by any Instruments that I have examined -their action is perfect ; being free from that stiffness which characterizes most of the Pianos now in usc.
"J. M. MOZART."
Mr. CHICKERING was also awarded a beautiful DIPLOMA by the New England Inventors and Mechanics' Mutual Association, for best Pianos, at its Exhibition in 1855.
The Jury on Musical Instruments, Class No. 14, consisted of J. M. Mozart, Edwin Fobes, and Sumner Hill.
The following are some of the Notices of the Boston Journals of that date :-
From the Evening Telegraph.
"JACOB CHICKERING, of this city, has on exhibition two seven-octave Piano-Fortes of excellent tone and finish, which attract much attention from the numerous visitors to the exhibition, The eases are most elaborately carved and ornamented, with spiral scroll legs of a new and beautiful design."
From the Boston Herald.
"JACOB CHICKERING has on exhibition two Instruments, the first that he has ever exhibited in public, and their superior tone, action and workmanship throughout are admired by all who see them. We noticed that the last or highest octave in these Instruments is unusually full and brilliant, and that the action of the keys is very quick and elastic. One of the Instruments has the most beautiful case we ever saw. It has the newly designed double scroll legs, and the entire case, which is made of rosewood, is carved in the richest manner. The two Instruments we have mentioned are worthy of a careful examination.
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MAINE REGISTER.
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, FRUIT TREES, &C. .
M. & F. BURR, SEED MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF
FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES, and Dealers in all kinds of Fertilizers,
23 BROAD STREET, BOSTON.
SUPERIOR MATTRESSES AND BEDS
ARE MANUFACTURED BY THE BLIND, AT THE PERKINS INSTITUTION AND MASSACHUSETTS ASYLUM.
They keep for Sale, at 20 Bromfield Street, Boston,
A good assortment of Cushions, Mattresses, Comforters, Ready -Made Bed Ticks, Sheets and Pillow Cases; Live Geese and Common Feathers, warranted free from the offensive odor common to new F'eathers.
They cleanse old beds by a process which not only renders them free from impurities, but softens, so that the bulk is often considerably increased.
They cleanse and refit old Mattresses, at short notice, and in a superior manner.
Beds and Mattresses delivered in Boston, Charlestown, Cambridge and Roxbury, free of charge. Orders from all parts of the country received and promptly attended to.
I. W. PATTEN, Agent for Sales.
MOREY, OBER & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Britannia, Glass,
AND
JAPANED WARE, Nos. 5 & 7 HAVERHILL STREET, (Opposite Boston & Maine Depot,
D. B. MOREY, R. II. OBER, T. SMITH. S
BOSTON.
H. M. MINER & CO. BAKERS OF ALL KINDS OF
CRACKERS, PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
PIC-NIC, SODA, WINE, AND MILK BISCUITS, &c. Also, DEALERS IN FLOUR. NO. 111 HAVERHILL STREET, BOSTON, MASS. BAKERY AT MALDEN CENTRE, MASS. II. M. MINER, M. S. SHEDD.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
JAMES E. BUTTS, JR. & CO., SUCCESSORS TO THE
LOWELL WIRE FENCE COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT
WINDOWY NETTING & WIRE FENCING. WOVEN BY MACHINERY.
Which, for cheapness and utility, is superior to any article heretofore used, for enclosing Railroads, Canals, Cattle Fields, Gardens, Cemeteries, Heneries, and for Ornamental Garden Work, Grape and Rose Trellises, &c., &c. No. 38 Water Street, Boston, Mass.
The purpose of this advertisement is to call attention to our WIRE FENCING, represented in part by the within dia- gram, which, for economy, strength, closeness, portability, elegance and durability, may challenge competition with any Fencing in the world.
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Above is a diagram of our fence, with a roll from which it has been unrolled. The posts are of wood, set from eight to twelve feet apart, but they may be of iron or stone, or trees may be used where they are convenient. Rails are en- tirely dispensed with. The fence is raised from four to twelve inches from the ground, and is drawn straight and tight, and kept upon an exact level, (or regular inclination), from end to end. Care is required to put it up substantially and neatly. Staples secure the fence to the post, each lateral (or horizontal) wire being clasped with a staple at every post ; but bolts or serews, with hooked heads, or wire twisted round the posts, answer the same purpose. There are several descriptions of this fencing.
No. 1 is 37 feet high, with meshes, (or open spaces), 3 inches square; 4 lateral wires, (as in the ent above), of No. 10 wire, run through the body of the fence, which is of No. It (or No. 15 (wire. The weight is ten lbs., and the price is $2,00 per lineal rod, (16} feet.)
No. 2is precisely like the first kind, except that there are but two lateral (or straight) wires [in it-one at the top, and another at the bottom of the fence. This is 9 lbs., and $1,75 per rod.
No. 3 is 2} feet high, with meshes 3inches square; it has S lateral No. 10 wires, with the body work of No. 14 wire. It is 72 lbs., and $1,50 per rod.
No. 4 is precisely like the third kind, save that the lateral wire in the middle is omitted. It is 62 lbs., and $1,37g per rod.
These kinds are the best for Cemeteries, Gardens, Door Yards, Heneries, etc.
No. 5 is 16 inches high, with meshes 3 inches square ; there are two lateral (outside) wires of No. 12 wire; the body is No. 15. It is 4} lbs., and 75 cents per rod. It is used for ornamental garden work.
No. 6 is 3; feet high, with meshes 6 inches square; it has four lateral No. 10 wires, and the body work of No. 12 wire. It is 10 1bs., and $1, 25 per rod. This kind makes the best and inost practicable barrier against cattle, around fields, along canals, railroads, etc. Some of the Railroad Companies have already ndopted it. Indeed it is emphatically a RAILROAD FENCE.
No. G extra is of the same dimensions as No. 6, the wires being one number heavier throughout. It is 32 feet high ; the lateral wires are of No. 8, and the body of No. 11 wire. It weighs 12 lbs,, und is $1,50 per rod.
No. 7 is precisely like the sixth kind, except that the two middle latteraf wires are omitted. It is 83 lbs., and $1,00 per rod. It is the cheapest SHEEP FENCE that can be erected, and (like the second kind) it is admirably adapted for trellis work, for grape vines and roses, for gardens, etc.
No. 8 is of the same size wires as Nos. Gand 7. It has three lateral wires running through the fenec, and is $1,12 per rod.
The prices above given are those at which we deliver the fence in rolls at any of the depots in Boston, for cash in all cases. A liberal discount will be made to wholesale dealers. A roll contains about twenty-five rods, but we will man- ufacture to order any quantity, more or less, as may be ordered.
Our fencing is varnished black with asphaltum varnish, before leaving the mill ; the varnish gives it a beautiful ap- appearance, and protects it from the influence of the weather -- from rust. If protected from oxydizing by this varnish, (or by paint, or tar, or japanning, or galvanizing)) the fence WILL NEVER WEAR OUT ; but the varnish will require re- newing once in every four or five years.
This fencing is impassable to all stock; it does not "hold" the wind, and can never be blown down in a gale ; no flood will wash it away, since it offers no resistance to the current; it excludes none of the solar rays, so conducive to vegeta- tion; it does not confine the heat, (like board fences or walls), which is prejudicial to crops ; it does not occupy and ex- haust the soil, like hedges ; it requis s no repair, save an occasional replenishing of the varnish ; and wherever it has been tried, it has given the most unqualified satisfaction. This last fact is attested by many hundred letters now iu the hands of the Treasurer of the Company, written by scientific and practical farmers in all parts of the Union.
Our WINDOW NETTING is of various widths, from 13 to 28 inches ; it is of 15, 16 or 17 wire, and varnished like the fence, and sold at seven to ten cents per square foot, being less than one half the former prices.
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MAINE REGISTER.
BLANCHARD, SHERM AN& CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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AND DEALERS IN
CORDAGE, DUCK, CHAINS & ANCHORS, COMMERCIAL BLOCK, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND RICHMOND STREETS, BOSTON, MASS,
VIEW OF PLYMOUTH CORDAGE COMPANY'S WORKS, M.N. TICO
At PLYMOUTH, MASS.
BLANCHARD, SHERMAN & CO., Are Selling Agents of the Plymouth Cordage Company, and Importers of Duck, Chains and Anchors. COMMERCIAL, CORNER OF RICHMOND STREET, BOSTON.
ATRAMORIN WOIZZIMMOJ
ROOIE JAIOSMMOD
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 45
OSTON MERC
THE BOSTON MERCANTILE ACADEMY, MERCANTILE BUILDING, SUMMER STREET, BOSTON. TEACHERS.
. B. HANAFORD, A. M., Mathematics and Book-keeping.
I. W. PAYSON, Penmanship and Book-keeping.
C. F. GERRY, A. M., Drawing and Book-keeping.
3. IL. FOLSOM, A. B., Penmanship and Languages.
CALVIN S. MIXTER, English Studies.
Senor S. CANCIO-BELLO, Spanish Language.
Signor LUIGI MONTI, Italian Language. Mons. HENRI LIST, French Language. Herr MAX RICHTER, German Language. J. W. TAVERNER, Elocution.
Miss E. C. BRYDEN, Superintendent of Ladies' Department. BOARD OF VISITORS.
N. B. SHURTLEFF, M. D. JACOB SLEEPER, Esq. BENJ. B. MUSSEY, Esq.
Rev. OTIS A. SKINNER. DAVID B. TOWER, Esq. WM. HI. JAMESON, Esq.
REFERENCES.
EDITORS OF THE " TRAVELLER," Boston. " DAILY BEE."
T. GILBERT & CO., Boston.
CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO., " JOHN P. JEWETT, & CO.,
Dr. SAMUEL G. HIOWE, Boston.
Dr. THOMAS II. WEBB, Hon. CHARLES ILUDSON, Lexington.
Hon. Z. L. RAYMOND, of Cambridge.
43 Merchants and others in want of Clerks, are respectfully invited to call. P. S .- Copying, Card Marking and Ornamental Penmanship of all kinds, executed in the best manner.
The undersigned are the Teachers of Penmanship, Book-keeping, Mathematics, Languages, Drawing, and Elocution to the members of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, by special appointment.
HANAFORD & PAYSON, Proprietors.
PAINTS IND PRAYING MATERIALS, VARNISHES, BRONZES, &c.
The largest and best variety to be found in the United States, for every department in Painting, is for sale, at Wholesale or Retail, by
A. WHEELER & CO.,
No. 73 UNION STREET, BOSTON. ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF THE ONLY GENUINE
FLORENCE 9)
An unchangeable Gloss White Paint, which surpasses, in real beauty and permanency, all other inventions or improvements in painting white ; to which hundreds who have used the article will attest.
AGENTS FOR BROWN'S BUFFALO GLUE.
ENGLISH COACH & BLACK ENAMEL VARNISH. ASAHEL WHEELER, HENRY BRIGHT, JR.,
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" WATCHMAN AND REFLECTOR," Boston.
NATHAN BISHOP, LL. D., "
JOSEPH STORY, ESq.,
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MAINE REGISTER.
AMERICAN . HOUSE,
HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
.P.1
AMERICAN
HOUSE
With the addition, Is the largest and best arranged Hotelin New England, possessing all the modern improvements and conveniences for the accommodation of the Travelling Public.
LEWIS RICE, . . . PROPRIETOR.
CITY HOTEL, WILLIAM F. TUCKER & Co., Proprietors, Brattle Street, near Dock Square, BOSTON.
This old, well-known, and popular Hotel continues to receive a liberal share of public patronage. Its central location offers superior advantages for the accommodation of business men, and its modern improvements contribute largely to render it a pleasant home.
Our old friends from the " Pine Tree State," as well as all others who have occasion to visit our city, may rest assured that nothing shall be wanting on our part to make the City Hotel all they can desire in a public House.
Connected with the Hotel is a spacious Stable, with a large area, in charge of capable and faithful hostlers.
JOEL KNIGHT & CO., COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
VESSELS, SHIP STOCK, LUMBER, (Including Dimension Schedules, cut to order.) LIME, PLASTER, HAY AND POTATOES, INSURANCE AND SHIPPING AGENTS, NO. 5 LONG WHARF, (Up Stairs,)
JOEL KNIGHT,'
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BOSTON.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
CHESTER GUILD & SONS, TANNERS
CURRIERS,
No. 16 Blackstone Street, Boston, HAVE CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE, SLAUGHTER LEATHER FOR JAPANNERS, And the various kinds of Boot and Shoe Leather.
CASH PAID FOR SLAUGHTER HIDES, AND FOR OAK AND HEMLOCK BARK.
BOSTON
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HENSHAW & CLEMSON, MANUFACTURERS OF WARRANTED
CAST STEEL SAWS,
Of every Description. Wholesale and Retail, 31 EXCHANGE STREET, (Room No. 2.) BOSTON.
Machine-ground Circular Saws, warranted of a uniform thickness.
STODDER & LORING,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
STATIONERY,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS, 94 STATE STREET,
HENRY F. STODDER, Į JOIIN S. LORING. BOSTON.
BY EJ: MAINS
HARVEY, BURTON & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in
BRUSHES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF Superior Ostrich Feather Dusters,
NO. 27 EXCHANGE STREET, BOSTON.
W
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YAMMOTZATZ YONAY OMA MIHATZ
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MAINE REGISTER.
HARDWARE, METALS AND TOOLS. MAY CO., No. 1 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF STATE STREET, BOSTON.
TIN PLATE,
Sheet Iron,
Boiler Plate, Galvanized Iron, SHEET BRASS,
Antimony, Bismuth, Nickel, IRON WIRE,
Steel Wire, Brass Wire, Copper Wire, Zinc & Lead Wire, Tinned Wire, Annealed Wire,
German Silver Wire, 66 Sheets,
Ger. Silver Tubing, Brass Tubing,
Stubbs's Files.
Stubbs's Tools,
Stubbs's Steel, CRUCIBLES CAST STEEL, German Steel, Blistered Steel,
EMERY, Anvils, Vises, Files, Rasps, Nuts, Bolts, Washers, Rivets, CHAINS, Smiths' Bellows, Portable Forges, Tinners' Tools
Tinners' Machines, Silversmiths' Rolls and Furnaces.
TO FARMERS, GARDENERS,
AND
FRUIT GROWERS !
FERTILIZERS.
GRASS SEEDS, FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, &C.
Agency for DE BURG'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME, WITH FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE. Lodi Manufacturing Company's Poudrette and Jafey, BEST PERUVIAN AND MEXICAN GUANO, Ground Bone, Ground Plaster, Muriate of Lime, Pulverized Charcoal, &c. NEW ROCHELLE OR LAWTON BLACKBERRY, Genuine Plants, from Original Stock ; Large New or Pure Red Ant- werp, Raspberry ; Brinckle's Orange do., &c .; Diana, Concord and other Grape Vines.
GEORGE DAVENPORT, 14 Commercial, Corner of Chatham Street, Boston.
WHITTIER, DUNBAR & CO. IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN FRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS,
VARNISH, DRUGS, AND DYE STUFFS, NO. 4 LONG WHARF, BOSTON. D. A. DUNBAR,
J. M. WHITTIER,
J. K. FROTHINGIIAM, JR.
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Sheet Copper, Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc, Sheet Steel, BLOCK TIN, Bar Tin,
Spelter, Lead,
0.6 27HIV/ 99400 339HT 71087 .30338 2GARB
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BRADFORD KINGMAN,
MANUFACTURER OF
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
TOY WAGONS, SLEDS, ROCKING HORSES,
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WHEELBARROWS, CABS, BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS, FANCY BOXES, PORTABLE DESKS, TOY PAILS, &C.
RED ROVER.
SADDLE-TREES MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE. ALSO, MEDICINE CHESTS. BOX SHOOKS CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR SHIPPING.
TRA.
The above Cuts represent some of the articles manufactured at this Establishment. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. CORNER OF
SALESROOM, Beach & Lincoln Sts.,
BOSTON.
OVER ST. CHARLES MARKET, Entrance, 82 Lincoln Street, N. B. Particular attention paid to packing Goods for shipping to all parts of the country.
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MAINE REGISTER.
FLAT ROOFS.
THE NEW ENGLAND ROOFING CO.
Having largely increased their facilities for Manufacturing, are now prepared to answer any orders for
WARRENS' IMPROVED
FIRE & WATER-PROOF
ROOFING MATERIAL,
It has been used upon Dwelling Houses of the first class, Warehouses, Railroad Depots, Freight and Car Houses, Manufactories, and Bridges, and has been pro- nounced by Architects, Builders and others, who have a knowledge of its mer- its, to be of great durability, and to be possessed of fire and water resisting properties, to an extent beyond that of any Roofing Material
now in use.
TESTIMONIALS.
New England Co .- Gentlemen-The block of buildings recently erected by me in this city, on the avenue leading to the People's Ferry, were covered with your Roofing. During the progress of the great fire, which originated on Battery Wharf, (and which destroyed so much valuable property in that vicinity), they were exposed for a long time to a most intense heat, with no apparent effect ; the building finally took fire in the lower stories.
The interior of the building was completely burnt out before the roof fell. It is my opinion that the fire never passed through the roof, but that it fell finally for want of support.
I was on the roof many times during the progress of the conflagration, and can say from personal knowledge, that its resistance to fire is greater than that of any roofing material that I have ever seen. FRANCIS C. DOANE. Boston, May 1st, 1855.
To whom it may concern-I hereby testify that I have used Warrens' Fire and Water-Proof Compo- sition Roofing for the last four years, both on private and public buildings. The International Hotel at Niagara Falls, having 350 feet frontage, and the entensive Engine House and Machine Shops of the New York Central Rail Road, at Buffalo, are covered with this roofing. I have had no difficulty with it, and have heard no complaints, and I do not hesitate to say, that in my opinion, formed from actual experience with its extensive use, that it is the best material for flat roofs now in use, for its cheapness, durability and susceptibility of being readily made perfectly tight, and its great power to resist fire. Baltimore, Feb. 14, 1854. WM. BROWN, Architect.
Gentlemen-At a low place upon the roof, the water stood about four inches deep after a rain-not one drop of which ever passed through, but remained until evaporated by the sun. When the Com- pany's buildings were destroyed, that roof stood until the timbers were burnt from under it, and when no longer able to support the weight of the pebbles upon it, the whole fell into the lower story. The blaze never passed through that roof. If I had buildings to cover, I should use your Composition Roof, in preference to any other. Yours truly, JOHN WATERHOUSE.
Richmond, Oct. 8, 1853.
For further information, direct or apply at the Company's Office,
7 LIBERTY SQUARE, BOSTON,
Where Circulars may be had, and all necessary information will be given.
LEVI L. WILLCUTT, Agent.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
WARRENS'
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFS.
FROM MATERIALS MANUFACTURED BY THE
NEW ENGLAND ROOFING COMPANY, BOSTON.
The Subscriber feels warranted in saying, that no Roofing material ever introduced into the State of Maine, has met with such success as the above.
This Roofing has been tried under every variety of circumstances, and exposed to every change of climate, and has not been affected in the least thereby.
IT WILL NOT EXPAND NOR CONTRACT WITH HEAT AND COLD, LIKE METAL ROOFING.
IT IS NOT AFFECTED BY THE JAR OF MACHINERY, AND CAN BE WALKED UPON WITHOUT INJURY.
It will stand six times the heat of Tin, and more than double that of Iron, without burning the boarding of the Roof beneath it, -and can be put on with great expedition, and at about ONE-HALF THE COST of other Fire-Proof Coverings.
All orders promptly attended to. Circulars may be obtained, and further information given on ap- plication, either personally or by letter to
SAMUEL R. FERNALD, 87 MIDDLE STREET,
PORTLAND, ME.
WARRENS'
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT & COMPOSITION ROOFS.
FROM MATERIALS MANUFACTURED BY THE
NEW ENGLAND ROOFING COMPANY, BOSTON.
The Subscriber feels warranted in saying, that no Roofing material ever introduced into the State of Maine, has met with such success as the above.
This Roofing has been tried under every variety of circumstances, and exposed to every change of climate, and has not been affected in the least thereby.
IT WILL NOT EXPAND NOR CONTRACT WITH HEAT AND COLD, LIKE METAL ROOFING.
IT IS NOT AFFECTED BY THE JAR OF MACHINERY,
AND
CAN BE WALKED UPON WITHOUT INJURY.
It will stand six times the heat of Tin, and more than double that of Iron, without burning the boarding of the Roof beneath it, -and can be put on with great expedition, and at about ONE-HALF THE COST of other Fire-Proof Coverings.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ADDRESS THROUGH POST OFFICE,
CALVIN BROWN, BANGOR, ME.
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MAINE REGISTER.
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THE EAGLE MACHINE COMPANY,
PATENTEDKO MAR 111856,
STOVER & BICKNELL
OFFER FOR SALE A NEWLY INVENTED AND SUPERIOR
MOULDING MACHINE,
For cutting all the various REGULAR and IRREGULAR FORMS required in the WOOD WORKING BUSINESS, such as Cabinet Making, Sash and Door Making, Ship Building, Carriage, Coach, and Car Building, Agricultural Imple- ments, Chair and Sofa Making, Piano Forte Work, &c. &c.
It is equally well adapetd for Straight Mouldings as well as the most Irregular Forms, and Warp Surfaces. It will perform work that can be done by no other machine now in use.
STOVER (: BICKNELL, Agents, 54, 56 and 58 ALBANY STREET, BOSTON.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
E. B. PAINE,
WHOLESALE DEALER AND JOBBER IN
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, WOOLLENS, CLOTHING, TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS, LINENS, FANCY GOODS, &C., AT THE LOWEST PRICES, No. 69 Milk Street,
(Fourth door from Federal Street,)
BOSTON.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. F. A. HAWLEY & CO.,
59 & 61 CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
MEN'S GLOVES, HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, STOCKS, SHIRTS,
COLLARS, UMBRELLAS, &C. &C.
This is the oldest house in this business in Boston, with facilities unsurpassed by any other house.
F. A. HAWLEY, G. T. HIAWLEY, P. FOSTER FOLSOM.
AYLOR
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JAMES L. TAYLOR,
BOSTON
THOMAS W. ADAMS.
Respectfully inform their friends and the Public, that they are prepared to execute all orders for DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING ON WOOD, On reasonable terms, and in the most satisfactory manner, viz : Illustrations for Books, Headings for Newspapers, Portraits, Designs for Bill Heads, Views of Buildings and Machinery, Designs for Inventors ; Labels of all kinds, Seals for Divisions and Companies, Cards, Maps, Plans, &c. Also, Posters / r Travelling Companies, executed in plain or fancy colors.
29 Joy's Building, 81 Washington; Street, Boston. P. S. Personal attention given to all Orders sent by Mail, Express, or otherwise, accompanied with a Daguerreotype view, sketch, or an accurate description of the object to be engraved.
BL.MERRILL U CO
WHOLE SALE CLOTHING HOUSE
CENTS FU
HAWLEY CO HING GOODS
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MẠINE REGISTER.
PHILIP A. LOCKE & CO.
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