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Broad St., above Noble,
PHILADELPHIA.
Boarding School
FOR BOYS,
ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY.
DAVID H. PIERSON, Principal.
"PEARL COTTAGE SEMINARY.
THIS SCHOOL is located in the country, about half a mile from the Railroad Depot. " It has every advantage for COMFORT, HEALTH, and THOROUGH EDUCATION.
The Academical Year Is divided into two Sessions of twenty-one weeks cach. Commencing the first Monday in May and November.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board, Tuition, Fuel, Lights, Washing, &c., Music, with uso of Piano, French, German, and Drawing, euch
$125 00 30 00 12 00
Circulars, containing particulars and testimonials, may be obtained on application to the Principal.
Dr. E. C. BAKER, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
Princeton, New Jersey,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, do, Kerosene Oil, and Lamps. Pure Wines and Brandies, for medicinal purposes. Prescriptions accurately compounded. 5 %
WILLIAM .HAMER,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT ,
Dealer in new and second-hand FURNITURE, Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Crockery, Glass, Earthen, Tin and Wood Ware, Cutlery, Door Mats, Brooms, Brushes, Twine, Feathers, and everything in the furnishing line. REAL ESTATE, and other property bought and sold on commission. AUCTION STORE, 92 Congress Street, corner of Prospect, Paterson, N. J.
HENRY R. BAKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES,
-- AND -- PROVISIONS, No. 65 New Street, NEWARK, N. J
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DOURO
THE GUARDIAN Steam PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Washington Hall, cor, Main St. and Broadway, Paterson, N. J. THE PATERSON DAILY GUARDIAN
Published by VANDERHOVEN & IRISH, at $5 00 per annum, in advance, or ten cents per week, delivered by Carriers.
THE WEEKLY GUARDIAN
is published every Tuesday Afternoon, at $1 50 per Annum. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
STEAM JOB PRINTING,
SUCH AS
Business and Show Cards, Bill Heads, Receipt Books, Bills of Lading, Law Blanks, Circulars, Labels of every style, Bank Notes, Checks, and Drafts, Insurance Policies, By-Laws, Placards, Programmes, Posters, &c., also, Printing in Colored Inks, Bronze, and Gold Leaf; in fact every variety of work, from the smallest Card to the largest Poster.
Those patronizing this Establishment, can rely upon their orders being filled satisfactorily and with punctuality.
0. VANDERHOVEN, H. C. IRISH, Editors, Publishers, and Proprietors.
B. O'NEILL, DEALER IN
Books, Stationery, Papers, Daily and Weekly, Periodicals, Fancy Goods, &c., My Bookbinding in every style .. No. 81 Congress Street, Paterson, N. J.
COLUMBIAN HALL, Lager Beer, Wine, Oyster, and Refreshment Saloon,
No. 42 Van Houten Street, Paterson, N. J.
The undersigned hereby informs his friends, that at the above place will be kept a supply of fresh Lager Beer, from Fr. Kolb, with superior Wines and other Refreshments. M. BAUMGARTEN,
TERHUN BROTHERS
.. Successors to JONES & TERHUNE,
Hardware, AND HOUSE: FURNISHING STORE,
Metropolitan Building, Nos. 71 and 73 Newark Avenue, JERSEY CITY. Paper Hangings, Window Shades and Cornices, Oil Cloths, Leather Belting, Cowing's Pumps, Pipo Tubing. krT' Goods delivered at Railroad Depots, and other points in Jersey City, free, 40
MIRR BOL MAJT2
CODEDE
HOMEOPATHIC 4
MEDICINES,
In all their different Preparations, cither by the single vial, or put up in cases ; also, HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS, In the English, French, German, and Spanish Languages, and all other articles used in the HOMEOPATHIC PRACTICE.
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY WILLIAM RADDE, No. 300 Broadway, New York.
CHAS. KEELER,
GENTS' Dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, Straw Goods, FURNISHING
GOODS,
96 Main Street, Paterson, N. J.
&c. &c.,
Trunks, Travelling Bags, Canes, Umbrellas,
J. WISS, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Fancy Cutlery,
No. 13 Bank Street, near Broad St.,
NEWARK, N. J.
Kuivos, Shears, Garden Shears, Scissors, &c., of his own manufacture, and all kinds of Cutlery constantly on hand and warranted.
A 8.GRINDING, REPAIRING, &e. &c,, done at the shortest notice. 698 6
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SMIDIGEM SIHTARCEDMOH
DERROM'S
Steam Carpentry
AND CARPENTER BUILDER,
STEAM SAWING & PLANING MILL.
A . DERROM. WEST ST. PATERSON . N.J.
SASH ,BLINDS SHUTTERS, DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS, PACKING BOXES &C. PLAIN & FANCY WOOD WORK & BUILDERS MATERIALS.
PLANING WORKS. STEAM SAWING
Nos. 28, 30, 32, and 34 West Street,
PATERSON, N. J.
LUMBER SAWED, PLANED, AND WROUGHT TO ORDER.
Thick Stuff Re-sawed into two or more Thin Boards, &c., at the shortest notice.
WINDOW FRAMES,
Cornice and Trimming Stuff,
For Buildings, &c., on hand or made to order.
LUMBER FOR SALE,
Pine, Oak, Whitewood, Walnut, Chestnut, Maple, Ash, Cherry, &c.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR BUILDINGS.
Buildings erected in any style of Architecture, Cheap as the Cheapest, and Good as the best.
Il > The Proprietor having had practical experience for more than a QUARTER OF A CENTURY In the building business, considers that he is enabled to give such advice in the Economy of Bullding, as will be a pleasure to him and profitable to his customers. .
ANDREW DERROM, 28, 30, 32, and 34 West Street, Paterson, N. J.
Torms Cash.
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BOWL AND
CHARLES W. COMPTON, FUNERAL FURNISHING ROOMS
No. 168 Market Street (opposite the First Reformed Dutch Church),
NEWARK, No Jo
Where a good assortment of Ready-made COFFINS, of various styles and prices, Cloth-covered, Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, Whitewood, &c. &c., can be furnished at the shortest notice.
Coffin Plates Neatly Engraved. Bodies Preserved in Ice, if necessary. Also, BURIAL DRESSES, CAPS, &c., of the most approved patterns. I CAN ALSO FURNISH
First Class Hearses & Coaches
In the best order. DE" Any of the above articles can be had on reasonable terms, at Reduced Rates. Residence, 178 Market Street.
LIVERY
TABLE S
WILLIAM COMPTON,
No. 168 Market Street, Newark, N. J., KEEP'S CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Horses and Carriages,
To Let on the most reasonable terins, also
An Omnibus Line, -
to and from the various Depots, and other parts of the City, and
FIRST CLASS HEARSES & COACHES,
For Funeral purposes, at reasonable prices.
Coaches and Attendance for Private Calls. WILLIAM COMPTON, 168 Market Street, Newark, N. J.
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D. B. TURNBULL,
COMMISSION AND GENERAL.
MERCHANT DEALER
CARRIAGE
No. 172 Market Street, Newark, New Jersey.
MATERIALS.
Eagle Foundry and Alachine Celorhs,
Cor. of New and
Neilson Sts.,
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TOOD MACKAY : Ca PATERSON N J.
New Jersey.
New Brunswick,
E. KELLY, Proprietor.
Manufacturer of STEAM ENGINES, Rubber and Gutta Percha Machinery, HYDRAULIC, and other PRESSES, SHAFTING and MILL WORK of every description. Iron and Brass Castings made to order. Agency for the PATENT SALAMANDER GRATE BAR COMPANY.
C. SCHEIG CABINET MANUFACTURER
C. SCHEIG,
CABINET MANUFACTURER,
33 First Street, NEW YORK.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, &c., Made to order, Wholesale and Retail,
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GALILEA
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DIRECTION LABELS,
Of Parchment, Cloth and Paper Cloth, --- AND- TAGS OF EVERY . DESCRIPTION, MANUFACTURED BY VICTOR E. MAUGER,
No. 115 Chambers Street, New York. 4
The Subscriber, having perfected his Machinery for the manufacture of the above DIRECTION LABELS, would respectfully intimate to the Manufacturers, Merchants, Bankers, Express Companies, and Hotel Pro- prietors of the United States, that he is now prepared to execute orders for any quantity, at the shortest notice, and in the best possible manner.
Although, considering their recent introduction, the LABELS are generally known and appreciated, for the benefit of those who may not as yet have used them, from among their numerous advantages, the following may be submitted : -
1. Their Cheapness .- The price of them generally exceeding little, if any, the price paid for COMMON CARDS; indeed, in many instances, the latter costing more.
2. Their Strength and Durability .- The Material (at least the Cloth and Paper Cloth) is manu- factured for the EXPRESS PURPOSE. The Parchment Labels are made from Genuine British Skins only, well known to be the strongest material in existence for writing purposes. The eyelet being strongly inserted through two to four ply of the folded Parchment, Cloth, and Paper Cloth, the liability of their giving way at that point is reduced to a minimum. The Parchment and Cloth Labels are confidently recommended as being capable of withstanding almost any amount of bad weather and hard usage.
3. Their Convenience .- This is apparent : a dozen may be written out and securely attached to the same number of different packages, in half as many minutes. Besides the foregoing, Merchants well know, when sending away goods, the advantage of having their names and addresses attached to them, in case of mistake in forwarding or otherwise.
4. The PRINTED Direction Labels are obviously the BEST, MOST STRIKING, and CHEAPEST ADVERTISEMENT in use.
17 Samples and Prices of any size or kind sent on application.
VICTOR E. MAUGER,
Patent Chemists' Powder Bags, Seedsmen's Envelopes, Sample Pouches, &c.
DUNN'S LINIMENT
Ofice of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York.
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Cork
CURE
DUNN'S
LINIMENT
FOR THE
AND
Sprains, Bruises, Pains in)
the Back. Chest, or Limbs.
Sore Throat, Croup, Gland -!
ular Swellings. Toothache. a
Frosted;
Fret. Burns, Cuts, Soreness !?
of the Chest, Mosquito Bites, g
Bee Stings. - and all other'E
enses where a Liniment is ?
None Genuine. without fac-simile
signature of
DIRECTIONS .- Pour a small quantity in the hand. or upon flannel, and rubi
the parts affected. thoroughly. three or
has a pleasant and refreshing odor.
four times daily.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1857. by E. M DENN. in the Clerk's
Merchants and Druggists throughout the country, are respectfully solicited to send for a Circular of Prices, Terms, &c.
DUNN & CO., Proprietors, 215 Fulton St., New York.
ANDREW MEAD, Book, Card, and Job Printer,
AND EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE
DAILY AND WEEKLY REGISTER.
OFFICE-Register Building, No. 123 Main Street, Paterson, N. J.
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DUNN'S LINIMENT
Tightly
RELIEF
Rheumatism,
Stiff Neck,
Bunions,
Corns.
desirable.
will not Grease or Stain.
СОЗВАЛ МОСТАЗЯТЮ
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
This road is sixty-four miles long, extending along the east bank of the river Delaware from Trenton, the capital of the State, to Belvidere, the county town of Warren County, A branch road, twelve miles long, connects Flemington, the county town of Hunterdon County, with the main line, at Lambertville, fifteen miles above Trenton.
The following are the Stations on the Line, with distances from Trenton ;
Trenton.
Milford
341 miles.
Asylum .
3 miles.
Holland
373
Greensburg
5
Washington's Crossing
8}
Riegelsville .
Titusville
91
Carpenterville
441
Moore's .
12
15
Greenwich
481
Centre Bridge
18}
Phillipsburg, opp. Easton, Pa. 50
53}
Bull's Island .
22
6 6
Martin's Creek
57
Point Pleasant
23}
Hutchinson's
59
Tumble .
Roxburg
60
Frenchtown
31
66
Belvidere,
64
The Stations on the Flemington branch, with distances from Lambertville;
are as follows :
Mount Airy ,
34 miles.
Cooper Hill
10 miles.
Barber's
4 A
1
Flemington
12
At Trenton the road connects with the Camden and Amboy and the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroads for New York and Philadelphia.
At Phillipsburg, opposite Easton, Pa., connection is made with the Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Lehigh Valley Railroad, the latter communicating directly with Mauch Chunk and other points in the Lehigh coal region.
From Belvidere the road is about being extended for a distance of three miles, to con- nect with the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad. Passengers are now carried over this part of the route by omnibusses. This connection gives the shortest route between Philadelphia and the Delaware Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Great Bend, &c., and the through arrangements of tickets, checks, &c, are very complete.
There are two passenger trains each way on the Belvidere Delaware Railroad daily, excepting Sundays, leaving Belvidere and Philadelphia respectively, early in the morning and about the middle of the afternoon, the times of starting varying slightly with the season. The time of running between Belvidere and Philadelphia is about 43 hours, and for Easton about three-quarters of an hour less. Trains on the Flemington branch con- nect with all these trains.
Only the morning train up and the afternoon train down, connect with the trains on the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad.
The traveller by this route is constantly delighted with the pleasing views that meet his eye ut every turn, the Inudsenpo boing diversified with river and monatnin scenery of the most varied and romantic character; while those travolling either for business or roeren- tion, oneupe tho annoyance of dust so insufferable on most roads, but horo avoided by the peculiar construction of the road-bod.
Johnson's Ferry
394
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Warren
463
Lambertville .
Prallsville
19
Harmony
Ringoes
7
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THE HOPE EXPRESS COMPANY, General Office, 74 Broadway, N. Y., TTHVAIHO.T. MERCHANDISE AND MONEY. COL.I.ECT
NOTES AND DRAFTS AND BILLS WITH GOODS,
ON THE LINE OF THE
Central Railroad of New Jersey; Lehigh Valley Railroad; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad; Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Railroad; and East Pennsylvania Railroad;
Running Daily, Sundays Excepted.
Each Express in charge of a Special Messenger, via the above Roads.
Elizabeth
New Hampton
Mauch Chunk
Reading
Myerstown
Plainfield
Belvidere, &c.
Stroudsburg
Tamaqua
Lebanon
Boundbrook
(In New Jersey.)
Scranton
Pottsville
Williamsport
Somerville
Pittston
Harrisburg
Bloomsburg
Flemington -
Wilkesbarre
Sunbury
Berwick
White House
Easton
Montrose
Danville
Muncey
New Germantown
Bethlehem
Carbondale
Lockhaven
Troy, &c.
Clinton
Allentown
Great Bend
Jersey Shore
(In Pennsylvania.)
A. D. HOPE, Supt.
D. P. Kinyon & Sons, RARITAN, N. J., LINE CENTRAL R. R. of N. J., and D. & R. CANAL, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, Machinists and Millwrights,
All kinds of Mill Works, Steam Engines, Lathes, Drills, Planing Machines, Bolt Cutters, Water Wheels, &c. KINYON'S PATENT REAPER AND MOWER (Pat. March 1, 1859), the best Combined Machine in use. Horse Powers, and Agricultural Machinery in general. J. C. KINYON. D. R. KINYON.
D. P. KINYON. .
WILLIAM BRUNNER,
MANUFACTURER OF
SHOW. CASES, DRAWERS AND
FIXTURES FOR DRUG STORES, No. 62 WHITE STREET,
(Two doors West of Broadway,) NEW YORK.
RE-Drug Stores completely fitted up, in New York, or any place in the country, at the shortest notice and lowest prices.
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WANTTOD BETASUN NYOR JHT
UDE
STATE
Insurance Company,
Office, No. 9 Exchange Place, Jersey City.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, Dwellings, Stores, and other Buildings, and on Furniture, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise in Town and Country, on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
DUDLEY S. GREGORY, A. O. ZABRISKIE,
Mayor of Jersey City.
Counsellor at Law Jersey City
CHARLES G. SISSON,
98 Jersey Avenue
ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN,
R. & J. MeLaughlin, corner York and Greene Streets,
THOMAS ANDREWS, ANDREW CLERK,
Clerk, Greene & Baker
SAMUEL WESTCOTT, NOAH D. TAYLOR, T. J. COLEMAN, T. B. DECKER,
Ex-Mayor
Corner Grand and Warren
63 Wall Street, Banker New York
: Grand Street Jersey City
JOIIN VAN VORST,
Vice-President Hudson County Bank.
Rahway
190 Grove Street
Jersey City
Office, corner Hudson and Montgomery Streets
President
Rahway 1 12
THOMAS S. CRANE, Secretary.
NEW YORK BRUSH MANUFACTORY
No. 329 Pearl Street, Franklin Square, HARPERS' BUILDING.
Brushes of every description manufactured and for sale at the Lowest Factory Prices. A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
EXTRA & GROUND PAINT BRUSHES,
SASH BRUSHES, VARNISH BRUSHES, &c. &c.,
Constantly on hand, comprising the greatest variety of Fancy and Staple Brushes in the United States, which are offered at reasonable prices.
Brush Manufacturers supplied, as usual, with Bristles, Handles, &c. &c. Machine Brushes made to order.
JOHN K. HOPPEL,
(ESTABLISHED 1844.)
No. 329 Pearl Street, New York.
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T. Andrews & Co., 136 and 138 Cedar Street
New York
Jersey City .€
JACOB R. SHOTWELL, GEORGE MCLAUGHLIN, JAMES R. THOMPSON, J. W. SAVAGE,
Residence
١
HOTOARUMAM AZURE
1
SUCCESS COMPLETE!
JUST ISSUED, THE FOURTH EDITION OF Brobe's New Method for the Pimo.
OP. 1100.
BULLETIN OF TESTIMONIALS In favor of this unique work, which has already attained an unprecedented popularity.
FROM "THE MUSICAL REVIEW," NEW YORK.
"We must confess that we are naturally not very favorably inclined to new methods for the piano. We have had so many instructions during the last twenty years that we really think mankind ought, at least, to know how to play the piano-forte. However, Mr. Grobe's book has somewhat altered our mind. It offers really something new, containing some truth we have not met with until now in any other method. It adheres for once to the principle ' THINGS BEFORE SIGNS.' Ilo justly says, 'The reality (playing) should come first, and the things which belong to notation should follow.' This is excellent. This is just. This is true and natural. The whole system is based upon this principle-always with special regard to the primary instruction in the art of playing the piano. It is for this reason that such matters as belong to a more advanced period in the player's art are ex- cluded, and will follow in another book. The music in the book practically illustrates the principle of the author. The whole is to the point, and will be found extremely useful." FROM "THE MUSICAL WORLD," NEW YORK.
"First, we find a very sensible preface, in the course of which a list is given of the most dis- tinguished of his predecessors in the book-making and piano-teaching profession-the date of their birth and death being not forgotton. Mr. Grobe is doubtless better posted in the matter of musical biography than any other musical man. We find, next, some excellent advice to teachers, which we should like to transcribe to our columns, had we space. Mr. Grobe's admirable book is, on the whole, heartily to be recommended to the musical public."
FROM " FITZGERALD'S CITY ITEM," PHILADELPHIA,
"Grobe's New Method for the Piano-forte has met with unprecedented favor, over six thousand copies having been ordered in two weeks. This is a success as remarkable as it is well deserved, for the work is one of genuine and enduring merit. It would surprise greatly if his book did not sell-like what ?-- why, like Grobe's music, of course, and no- thing else !"
FROM " THE DAILY PICAYUNE," NEW ORLEANS.
" Mr. Grobe stands very high as a professor and teacher, and composer for the piano. The book he now gives to the public bears upon its face, to every experienced and practised eye, conviction that there is a valuable addition to the rudimentary musical lore of the country and the world. A better primary instructor in the'art, and especially in the science of piano playing, has never before been published."
FROM " THE DAILY ADVERTISER, " DETROIT.
"Lee & Walker, Philadelphia, have just published a new work of instruction, prepared by the eminently musical writer, Charles Grobe, whose excellence in this department has a world-wide fame. We are assured that the system of elementary teaching introduced by it is simple, clear, progressive, and judicious ; and, while it is extremely practical, it is also extremely attractive. The work contains ten engraved figures, illustrating the differ- ent positions of the hand and fingers, and its typographical appearance is very inviting."
FROM " THE PUBLIC LEDGER, " PHILADELPHIA.
" Lee & Walker have published Professor Charles Grobe's New Method for the Piano, which is one of the best elementary works upon the subject extant. Mr. Grobe is a tho- rough master of his subject, and he leads the pupils pleasantly through the task, by making it clear, simple, progressive, and practical."
FROM " THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER," BUFFALO, N. Y.
"Mr. Grobe is already well known as the composer of probably more musio than any other single composer now living, his present work being mimbered 1100. We have not had time to examine the merits of Mr. G.'s new method, but his great success, both as com- poser and Professor of the Piano-forte, warrants the belief that his last work may be regarded as a valuable addition to the list of instruction books."
LEE & WALKER, Publishers, 722 Chestnut Stroot, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEVER DESPAIR!
WILLIAM H. MAURICE, 326 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Between Third and Fourth Streets, South Side, Offers for Sale, at MODERATE PRICES, a variety of Imported and Domestic STAPLE AND FANCY STAY NER
PAPER, BLANK BOOKS,
Checks, Notes, Drafts, Bills of Exchange, Bills of Lading, and Commercial Blanks,
COPYING PRESSES AND BOOKS, Warranted to give satisfaction.
Account Books of every description on hand, and made to order. GOLD PENS, GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CASES,
Brown's, Henry's, Stephens', Benedict's, e acon's, Eaton's, and of other manufacturers; STEEL PENS, Perry's, Gillott's, Moseley's, etc.
Rodgers' and other makers' Fine Cutlery. Orders for ENGRAVING of all kinds executed promptly. INKS, English, French, German, and American, of all colors and the best qualities. Stephens' Superior Inks, genuine, at wholesale and retail.
JOB PRE
W. H. MAURICE.
INDUSTRY MUST THRIVE !!!
PATRIZIO HEVIM
WIRDAM H MOLTI
moh
DIAUJAM .H .W
BRUSHES.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
Respectfully call the attention Of the Patrons of this work, and the PUBLIC, '
To his superior stock, Of the Best quality in make, style, and Finish, and all kinds of BRUSHES, particularly
Paint, Varnish, and Whitewash Brushes, AND SASH TOOLS.
Also, Dair, Teeth, Cloth, Shoe, Ousting, Sleeping, and Horse Brushes In every variety.
Great care is used in the manufacture of all the above Brushes, to make them really suitable for the use they were intended, and not for show or sale alone, the object being to build up a healthy lasting business.
Dealers and consumers are invited to call, and I will guarantee to suit them in quality and price.
EDWIN CLINTON, 908 Chestnut Street, Phila., Pa.
MARSH'S MUSIC STORE, No. 1102 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, WHERE THE BEST MAKE OF Pinnos, Alelodeons, and Musical Instruments OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE LOWEST MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
Constantly publishing, the latest Choice Compositions and Popular Music of the day. Also, receiving New Music daily, from all the catalogues in the United States.
Dealers, Teachers, Seminaries, and Clergymen will be supplied at the lowest whole- sale rates.
Orders by mail will be promptly filled.
Catalogues of Music or Price List will be forwarded free of charge when ordered.
MARSH, 1102 Chestnut St.
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H. A. DREER, Seedsman, Nurseryman, and Florist,
OFFERS FOR SALE AT HIS WAREHOUSE,
No. 327 Chestnut St., PHILADELPHIA,
STONI A COMPLETE STOCK OF FRESH AND GENUINE EGETABLE SEEDS,
Among which will be found all the best varieties of recent introduction.
ALSO, FLOWER SEEDS,
In great variety. Particular attention being paid to this department, all the choice varieties for the Amateur and Florist may be found in his collection.
GRASS AND FIELD SEEDS,
Of the most select kinds, including all the best varieties of Grass Seeds for Latons, Permanent Pasfyres, &c. Bulbous Flower Roots.
A complete assortment of HYACINTHIS, TULIPS, LILIES, GLADIOLUS, and other Bulbous Roots.
HE IS ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY FROM IIIS NURSERIES, Green and Hothouse Plants, Choice Everblooming Roses, Foreign and Native Grape-vines, Strawberry Plants, Fruit Trees, Evergreens, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Asparagus and Rhubarb Roots, &c. &c.
Catalogues forwarded to all applicants. Dealers supplied on liberal fermes.
BRTATIONS.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
LARGE ADDITIONS
TO OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
STONE WARE & GLASS,
FOR HOTELS AND FAMILIES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Hely styles and shapes of plain and richly decorated
Diner, Dessert, Cen, and Toilet Sets,
CHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL.
PARIAN MARBLE FIGURES, MANTLE ORNAMENTS,
Toilet Bottles, Cologues,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL VARIETY OF 1
TICLES,
Suitable for Presents during the approaching Holidays.
TYNDALE & MITCHELL, Importers,
No. 707 Chestnut St., above Seventh,
PHILADELPHIA.
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PILILADELPILIA.
MORRIS, WHEELER & CO LATE
MORRIS & JONES co.,
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MORRIS & JONES & COS IRON STORE
BAR IRON, SHAFTING,
CAR AXLES,
BOILER PLATE, BOILER RIVETS, NAILS & SPIKES,
SHEET IRON, BAND IRON, RIVET IRON,
CAST, SHEAR, SPRING, AND BLISTER STEEL.
MARKET AND SIXTEENTH STREETS,
MORRIS &JONES & COF IRON STORE
ER
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TEDE RG LIOT
T. K. COLLINS, AGENT,
STEAM POWER
BOOK AND FANCY JOB PRINTER,
Brightly Del.
COUDE WACK
MANN S
No. 705 JAYNE STREET, Back of Nebo Hasonic Temple,
PHILADELPHIA.
1 PRINTING, BOOKBINDING, STEREOTYPING, AND ELECTROTYPING, executed at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
The proprietor, having one of the
L'argest and itlost Complete Establishments in the Elnited States,
capable of printing TWO HUNDRED REAMS of paper of the ordinary size per day, is pre- pared to contract to furnish editions of Books with the utmost promptness, and on very reasonable terms. Of the character of his work, he deems it unnecessary to speak further than to refer the reader to the MANY SPLENDID VOLUMES WIIICH BEAR HIS IMPRINT. His office is deficient in none of the appointments of a complete establishment ; and hence possesses all the facilities for the MANUFACTURE OF A COMPLETE BOOK.
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