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Wood's Gem Gallery, 496 Broad- way. Albany, N. Y., is the place where ine multitude go for Pictures. Here they are taken in all styles, equal to the best aud cheap as the cheapest. Mr. Wood is up with the times, is posted in all . he improve- ments in the art of taking pictures, and gives his customers the benefit of his skill. Old pictures copied in the best manner. L'is advertisement appears on page 258.
J. H. Rullock & Co., dealers in Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c., corner of South Pearl and Madison Avenue, Albany, N. Y., advertise on page 253. They keep a full stock of Glass, Dye Stuffs, Patent Med- icines, Perfumery, Brushes, &c., and sell at as low rates as any store in the City. Mineral Waters from Saratoga and other noted springs constantly ou hand. Give them a call.
Schiffer & Rosekrans, Produce Con mis-ion Merchants and dealers in Flour, Grain, Meal, Feed, Seeds. &c., No. 22 Quay Street, corner of Division, Albany, N. Y., are prepared to attend to all business in their line in a prompt and satisfactory manner. See card, page 280.
Richard Brown, dealer in China, Glass and Crockery Ware, No. 612 Broad- way, Albany, N. Y., advertises on page 2-6 ;. Mr. Brown keeps a good assortment of all goody in his line, including Britan- nin and Silver Plated Ware of all kinds, which he is selling at prices to suit pur- cha-ors. Country dealers will find here a good stock from which to replenish their stores. Call and see.
Robert Humphrey, Harness and Collar Maker, corner of Union and Erie Streets. West Troy, N. Y., publishes a card on page 200. Mr. H. is the inventor and patentee of the celebrated Elastic Spring Collar, which is meeting with 90 minch favor where it is known. He keeps a good -tock of goods and manufactures to order at short notice.
J. Walter, manufacturer of Table Oil Cloth-, No -. 256 and DES Central Avenue, Albany, N. Y., advertises on page 290. Mr. Walter makes a great variety of pattern- in imitation of Maborany, Rosewood, Oak and other desirable styles. We commend him to the patronage of our readers.
Stephen Germiller, dealer in
Stoves, Tin and sheet Iron Ware, No. 183 Central Avenne, Albany, N. Y., is prepared to furnish anything in his line at prices to suit the times. Those who give him their pitrouage will find him an honorable, fair- dealing man. He advertises on page #74.
Miss C. Hamblet, dealer in Fancy Goods and Trimmings, No. 98 Madison Avenue, Albany. N. Y., publishe. & card on page 290. She keeps a ford assortment of Gents' and Ladies' U'ide ?- wear, and Cohors Knit Goods, which =!- sells by the yard or pound. Dress Making; in all its forms done at short notice and in the best manner. See card.
Mandarin Importers' Tea Co., corner of Market and George Street". Green Island, N. Y., is advertised on pher 294. Mr. O. B. Smith, the proprietor of this store, is prepared to deliver the heat grades of Tea to all parts of Troy, West Troy, Green Island and Coboes, at prices so low that all customers will be satisfiedt that they are getting their money's worth. Give him a call.
E. V. Burnap, dealer in Family Groceries and Provisions. No. 293 State Street, corner of Dove, Albany, N. Y .. publishes a card on page 290. Persons living in that part of the City will and Go better place to purchase their family sup- plie- of Groceries, Provisions and all the Fruits of the season. Give him a call.
J. G. Hotaling & Co., proprietors Albany Mattress and Feather Depot, No. 36 Green Street, Albany; N. Y., keep an extensive assortment of Mattresses of all kinds, and make to order cushions for churches, lounges, &c., of any material re- quired. No person can look through this extensive establishment without finding something to suit. Let all interested call and see for themselves. See card, page 262.
Joseph W. Graveline, No. 9) Bleecker Street, Albany, N. Y .. is prepared to do any kind of Scroll Sawing. Turning. Moulding, &c., at his mill. We know of no place where builders and others want- ing anything in this line, can find better work at a lower price. He warrants all work, and fills orders at short notice. Sce advertisement on page 262.
Amos C. Wright, Apiarian, New Salem. N. Y., will furnish. Italian Queens or full hives to all wishing to purchase. Those wishing to improve their lives can forward their orders, and receive their bera forwarded by Express. Give him your patronage. His card appears on page at.
Markle Brothers, of the New Salem Nursery, offer to the public a choire lot of Fruit Trees of various kinds. 4 !- 9 Strawberry and Raspberry Vines. They have also some of the best varieties of Grapes, all of which will be sold at rea-off- able prices. Parties purchasing of this dem may rely upon getting what they bar_s.u for. See card on page 984.
Joseph Lord, Bookseller and Station- er, No. 19 Philip Street, Albany. N. Y .. pub. lishe's a card on page 254. Mr. Lord keeps good assortment of Theological, School and Miscellaneous Books, which he offers to the public at reasonable prices, Hel- àn honorable and fair-dealing man, and we cordially commend him to the patrousze uf the public.
or the best PIANOS, ORGANS, and other Musical Goud-, go to Hidley's Music Store, 543 Broadway, Albany, N. Y .
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Russell W. Westcott, Wholesale and Retail Furniture dealer, No. 78 State street, Albany. N. Y., offers to the public a large stock of Furniture of every descrip- tion for Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room. &c. Persons wishing to furnish their houses, will find all desirable Styles, and prices that cannot fail to suit the most exacting. For particulars see card on page 2.0.
J. W. Morange, Undertaker, No. 30 North Pearl Street. Albany, N. Y., pub- lishes a card on page 272. He keeps a good nssortiment of all Undertakers' Goods, and attends Funerals at short notice. His office is open at all hours, and he gives prompt att. ation to all orders.
Mrs. Sarah E. Udeil, Fashionable Dress and Cloak Maker. No. 21 l hh ip St .. Albany, N. Y., advertises on page 2.2. She keeps a good assortment of Drees Trim- mings and Fancy Goods, and supplies the wants of her customers at reasonable rates.
John J. Kirkpatrick, Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Worker. No. 880 Madison Avenue. Albany. N. Y., advertiser on page 272. Persons wishing Stove-, Ranves. Heaters. or anything in this line. wih and Mr. Kirkpatrick ready to supply them at short notice. Roofing and aff kinds of Jobbing at short notice. Give Lita a call.
James P. Jones, dealer in Chronios. Engraving4, Photographs. Paint? es &c .. advertises on page 2:4. Parties who wish for works of art with which to oftid: eht the walls of their houses, will find a good assortment of Pictures, as well as Prames of thestyles, by calling on Mr. Jones. at 831% Hudson Street. Why N. Y. Calland See.
Shields & Morris, Gas and Steam Fitter -. 50. 45 Mosien Lane. Apr.y. N. Y .. have all the facilities for berling pipes in Churches. Factories and mivate Dwel. lings. in the best maquer. They will exe- cute allwork in country or c'ts. mal war- tant -attraction in alleare. addig from their reputation where best known. we in- fer that our readers will not beable to do better than patronize them. 2. dir card appears on page 254.
Dr. La Croix. No. 21 Millen Lane. Albany. S. Y., advertiser of tweep. Dr. L. R. Herrick. formerly of .hany. having retired from It-inese, in- made arrange- ments with Dr. Lacroix to attend to his corre-not free and treat hi- piti :!. Dr.
the future. Then interested will find all ne: ded information by referring to his ad. Vert' sement.
Thomas Reynolds & Son. deal- ers in Building Stone. I. : Come, de .. near the Hudson River Bridge. C. N. Y .. Adverti-compare. f. sherpa fine stack of Sawed Marbl and Mertlein the Block. and out to one can kind of stone. We recommend Me-srs. Brynohls & Son to the puronare of bandera And , there who may wish for any kind of stone. dressed or in the rough. -
J. P. Wheler's Soap and Canllc Manufactory. Nos. 375 and 377 Hud-on Street, Albany, N. Y., is advertised ou page 266. The Erasive Soap made by Mr. Wheler is one of the greatest labor -- aviry articles ever offered to the public. It i- a saving of clothes As well as labor, for they require less rubbing. It removes oil, grease or paint from woolen goods, leaving them as clean as new. This mannon tory was established in 1818, and bas continued in operation to the present time. We ad- vive our readers to try this soap.
F. S. Graves, Gold and Silver Pinter, No. 608 Broadway, Albany, N. Y., is pri - pared to replate all kinds of Jewelry, Watches. Table Ware, &c .. in a manner equal to new. His card appears on page
Mrs. M. Pohle, dealer in Worsted Goods. No. 68 Madison Avenue, Albany, N. Y., keeps on hand a good assortment of hand made goods, and makes to order from any desirable pattern. Wecommend kerto the patronage of all who want any kind of worsted work. See card, page 264.
Thomas Bancroft, at 61. 12and (3 Albany Street, Albany, N. Y., gets ny son. e of the best Platform and other Spring Wagons to be found in the City. He also does a general Blacksmithing business. All work done in the best manner. See card oa page 456.
William P. Halpen, dealer in Sra Shore or White Sand, publi-hes a card en page 366. His office is at 305 and So? Broadway, Albany, N. Y., second block be- low the Steant, boat Landing.
Strever & Skinkle, manufacturers of the Albany Coach Hame, No. & Green Street. Albany, N. Y., publish a card on page 254. They manufacture Hames for every variety of work, from the heaviest to the lightest. Call and see.
T. J. Wendover's Photograph Gal- lery. Ero. So State Street, Albany, N. Y., is supplying the multitude with cheap pic- tures of ah kind -. The prices are 0 DW that the poorest can supply their friends with a likeness. Call and see specimens at the Gallery. & Het of prices in adver- tisemuent on page 271.
George Hepinstall, den'er in Leather and Finalnes, No. 25 Hud-on S: . Albany, N. Y .. keep- a general a-sortaient of Leather of all kinds. Manufacturers gud dealers will find It for their advantage. to call an examine his stock before parcha -- inversewhere. His card appears op Pase 2.1
The Excelsior Tea Company, Meme : No. 1 Green Street. .... N. Y .. keep the best varieties of Tento !- fer, Spies. Kr .. and sell ut re -01 .... rates. The agent. Stephen V. R. Bat. will wer thtt all cu-tommy - are properly ed to. Se cand on page 27s.
Joseph J. Dettz, Carprier and Builder, No. 112 defront Street, Allmy. N. Y., is prepared to do all Ling- . " wand work in the best and most sub-lastal manter. See curd on page 278. .
For the best PIANOS, ORGANS, and other Music Goods. go to Hidley's Music Store, 543 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
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Adriance, Platt & Co., 165 Greenwich St., New York. See Card on Map. Mowerand Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfect Harvester in the World.
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ALBANY COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ladies, Take Particular Notice.
THE REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILLS!
WARRANTED FRENCH ..
These Pills, so celebrated many years ago in Paris, for the relief of Female Irregularities, are now offered for sale for the first time in America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity from the fact that the originator, DR. VELPAU, 18 8 physician in Paris. of great wealth, and has withheld them from general use.
In overcoming Female Obstructions, Falling of the Womb, Whites, Green Sickness. Suppression. Retention. Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs. Fatigne on :light Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, &c., and will effort a cure when all other means have failed ; and, although a powerful remedy, do not con- tain Calomel, Antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
No. 1 .- There is nothing more certain to prevent female irregularities than Dr. Vel- pan's Female Pills. They will in all cases cause a return of monthly sickness, without which no nmmarried lady can enjoy perfect health.
No. 2 .- There is nothing like Dr. Velpan's French Pills for keeping the complexion fresh and entirely free from Pimples. The cause of which is that it regulates the entire female system.
No. 3 .- It is waid of the ladies of France, that, as a class, they are the handsomest in the world. With their rosy cheeks and black hair, who can help but think so ? Dr. Velpau's Pills never fail to make the complexion of a healthy and rosy hue. Ladies, try them.
No. 4 .- The ladies of America, from their peculiar habits, are said to be the most unhealthy in the world, also to suffer most when abont to become mothers. Dr. Velpau's Pills are a great blessing to all ladies, as they regulate aud assist nature.
No. 5 .- Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints, known only to females, should at once get Dr. Velpau's Female Pills. They produce a most charming effect.
No. 6 .- The real Velpau Freuch Pills cure sickness at the stomach, vomiting and heartburn.
No. 7 .- Dr. Velpau's French Pills are a benefit fo the female sex, but ladies in a delicate condition should not use them if they desire an increase of family.
No. S .- Ladies who are troubled with a sick headache monthly, should ure Dr. Veipau's French Female Pills. They prove a sure and speedy cure.
Ladies can procure a Box, sealed from the eyes of the curious, by en- closing One Dollar and six three cent postage stamps, to
MACOMBER & BREWER,
General Agents for the United States and Canadas, at ALBANY, N. Y., Or to any authorized Agent. For Sale by all Druggists.
for the Best PIANOS, ORGANS, and other MUSICAL GOODS. go to Ilidley's Music store, 543 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
Becker & Nellis, Undertakers, No. 199 Sonth Pearl Street, Albany, N. Y., ad- vertise on page 234. They keep an elegant assortmem of Rosewood, Mahogany and other Coffins, and all articles needed in their business. They give their attention to all branches of the business and will attend funerals at short notice.
B. F. Ogden, Photographer, No. 66 and os State Street, Albany, N. Y., takes all kinds of pictures in the most natural and life-like style, and at as low prices as any gallery in the City. Secure the shadow vre the substance disappears. See card on page 242.
C. C. Shaw, Merchant Tailor, No. 43 Washington Avenue, Albany. N. Y., adver- tises on page 212. If you want a good stylish, well made, well fitting suit, call on Shaw and leave your measure. if you waut a Ready Made Suit. call at the same place and you will get fits. We commend him to the patronage of all parties in- terested.
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B. Troidle, manufacturer and dealer in Looking Glasses and P.ctur- Frames. No. 124 Washington Avenue. Albany, N. Y., keeps a fiu assortment of Pictures of varions kind-, such as Steel Engraving-, Chromos, Lithographs. &c., with a general Assortment of other goods usually found in euch a store. Works of Art are au or- nament to any houve, and here they can be purchased all ready for banging, and at low rates. Give him a call. See card, page 238.
H. Mc Kcon, Marble dealer, No. 2-5 Hud-on St., Alb.my, N. Y .. publishes a fine- ly illustrated advertisement on page 238. He keeps a time Flock of Marble and other Stone, and is. prepared to execute any kind of cemetery work in the best manner. Mantels, l'able Tops, and other furniture is made to order. No better materials or more competent workinen can be found for anything in his hne, in the City. Give him a call.
John J. St. John, dealer in Drugs, Medicine-, Pa.mis, Oris, &e .. 39 Washing- ton Avenue and 39 Fayette street, Albany. .. Y .. adverse on page 2W. Mr. St. John is the successor of John R. Humphrey and keeps a stock of all articles usually kept in a dr-t-cia-y Drug Store. Persory in want of anything in this line will find it bere, and at -sur-factory prices.
Mrs. Margaret M. Schaffer, dealer in Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Pipe-, &c. Sry Washington Ave- une. Albany. N. Y., publisher's a card on pare des Those who are the weed in any form will do well to call and try a sample of Mr. S .- - tors. Those who want an ele- gaut pipe, will dud them in all styley at prices 10 anit.
J. M. Carlin, deler in Lehigh, Lack- awanna and other Code. 225 Broadway. Albany. N. Y .. Mivertices on page 23. Mr. Car ini - prepared to furnish his cum- tiners with Coal of any desirable kind, at Ax low I .. es As any dealer in the City. Those inter sted will puesse take notice.
The Schenectady Union, office No. 199 State Street. is well supplied with all the facilities for Book and Job Printing. Every variety of plain and fancy work 18 promptly executed in good style. The Daily Union has a good city circulation, and the Weekly Union circulates extensively throughout the county. It is a live paper and deserves the patronage of the commu- nity. Mr. Charles Stanford, the proprietor, started the paper five years ago, since which it has gained an enviable position among the papers of the county. See card on page 194.
The City Hotel, by J. A. Warren, 715. 717 aud $19 Broadway, Albany, N. Y., is located near the Union Depot, and at- fords a convenient place for travelers to stop for meals and lodging. The rooms are lage, well ventilated and well furnished ; the table is supplied with the best the mar- ket affords, and everything is done for the comfort and happiness of the guests. We commend the City Hotel to the sojourners of Albany. See card on page 214.
S. E. Miller, dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, &c., 654 Broadway, Albany, N. Y., keeps a fine assortment, of all goods n-nally kept in a first class store, and sells as iow as the lowest. If you want a good Hat, Trunk, Satchel, Umbrella, or anything in this line, call at Miller's, and you will find something to suit your taste and your purse. See card, page 216.
Charles H. Lawson, proprietor of Steam Cigar Box Factory. No. 32 Madison Avenue, Albany, N. Y., is prepared to sup- ply manufacturers and dealers at short notice. Brands and labels of all desirable styles are kept on hand. Ile ships goods to all parts of the United States, and fills all orders promptly. He advertises on page 216.
Bradť, Yates & Van Dyck, Lum- ber Dealers, Dock Street, Schenectady, N. Y., advertise on page 194. They keep a good stock of all kinds of Inmber and mann- facture Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, &C. Builders and others will find it to their ad- Vantage to call on this firm before making purchases. All orders are promptly filled and all customers are treated fairly and honorably. Call and see.
Mrs, Castle', Emporium of Fashion, No. 670 Broadway, Albany, N. Y., i- visited by the most fashionable In the City. Her styles and patterns are the tout varted and elegant, and those who wish to have work done, or procure pat- terns, will do well to call and examine ber stock. Mrs. C. has recently opened a brauch establishment at Schenectady. over the store of Jf. S. Campbell. She advertises on page 212.
William Loveday, manufacturer ant dealer in Confectionery and Ice Cream, 150 Pearl St., Albany, N. Y., advertises on page 234. Mr. Loveday mannlactures a pure arucle of confectionery, and fills all orders for city or conutry at short notice. Give him a call.
for the West PLANOS, ORGANS, and other MUSICAL GOODS. go to liluley's Music Store, 543 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
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The Weekly Gazette, plv-i+d fou .page 152, is published by Wis. : _ _ Seymour, 162 State St. Scheer Gang. 5. 1. pared to do a general Banking and Jobbing ! The paper contains a summary of weak and business. Those who intrust work to his care miy rely upon its being promptly and thoroughly done.
Latham, The Hatter, at 538 Broadway, Albany. N. Y., is sen ling ont so de of the most durable and stylish hat- to be found in the City. No one can exam- ine his large nad well selected stock of goods and go away withont finding some- thing to hi- taste. A'l goods appropriate to the sea-on can always be found at his store or made to order on short notice. Mr. L. has receniiy anued to nis stock a fine assortment of Mintary and Masonic Goods of all descriptions. See advertise- ment ou page :32.
E. A. Hobhs & Co., Wholesale and Retail firocers. No. 7 Chutou Avellae. Albany. N. Y., are prepared to furnish the best Family Groceries. Fruits, foreign and domestic Jellies, and everything in the line of estables wanted in the family, at prices that cannot tail to suit. Messrs. H. & Co. give special attention to the selec- tion of their goods, and hence the public may rely upon getting a good article at a reasonable rate. They have just removed to their tine new store, where their oll cus- tomers as well as new ones will be cordially received. See card, page 232.
Clement & Rice. Drugeists and tod Avenne, Albany, N. Y., keep & larze and choice stock of Drugs and Medicines. Che icals, Toilet articles, and everything usually kope in a first-class Drug Store. Tily ais partirn'ar attention to puttin ; np pay-icia: - prescriptions : and all custoni- ers may depend on getting a good article at a re is :nanle prie -. Sve card ou pige 224. Mineral waters from Saratoga and other places always oa haad.
James A. Gray & Co., mannfactur- ers of Pist Portes. No. 175 North Pearl St., Albany, N. Y., make first-class iustru- ments, sell them at moderate prices and Clark Devendorf, of : " ... City Mar. ket. 196 State St .. Scheue nuly. V. Y .. keeps a good assortment of Meer. Vig. have need the instruments speak in the tables, Canned Fruits, &c. wait: ) .. will Warrant them for five years. Those who hi_wst term of theie coustraction. They sell at as low prices as any dealer or the need only be anown to be appreciated. Their advertise.a .nt appears on page 225.
Miss Matilda A. Cornock, No. SI, Washington Avenue. Albany. N. Y .. adverti you per 225. She keeps a good Stock of Military Hopes of all kinds, and Fancy Goods, to supply the demands of all custar ters. Her stock of rich Eatbroderies : pared to do everything in the ! i. and Zephyr Worsted is large and well | Copper and Sheet Iron work. in im! Let an interested give her a call ! manner. His materials and was before purea. sing el-owhere. first class. Give him a call.
Mrs. Anna Smith, Clairvoyant. No. .trinn M., copper Forv. Sein nectady. % Y .. pinched a card on page 182. The all' ledd who wish trentaent on this prin- rijeke, or those who wish to have their for- (tues told will give her a call.
"eneral news, ns well as a very gori .... et. tion of miscellaneons matter.
- c. iption price is so low as to bring it with. in reach of every one. For particali - see advertisement.
S. Rugg & Son, Tanners, Ci -- iers and dealers in Leather, No. 256 Str Sl .. Schenectady, N. Y. keep a word stars of goods in their line and supp'y cu-ton: . at reasonable rates. They pay cash for Hide. and Bark. Let those interested give t .ema cal. See card, page 182.
John H. Bame, proprietor of Liv. ery Stabie. corder of st teari c'en: : s ... Schenectady, N. Y., advertises ou pa_ 16. Mr. the keeps a good sides of based and carriages, and those who have acca- sion to pat:o nze an establishment of this kind, will find everything to their Biking. Enterals furnished with carriages and hearse at short notice.
Watertown Fire Insurance Co., advertised on page IS6. msure. Loth. ing but City and Village Residence -. giv- ing prople the advantage of a low fre of insurance, because the risks are sa.1. The Agricultural Insurance Co. takes risk - on nothing but Farm property, thereby Per- ing the most advantageous form- to all who have property of that kind to ousare. B. C. Lansing is the agent of these Camp ... ectady on Saturday of each week. Call ou b:m.
J. C. Duell, Dentist. No. E State st. Schenectady. N. Y., thoroughly nud. : s:nu- his business and is prepared to pertotal operations, either in the snigical or mile- cuanical department. in & mint'r fo suit the customer. Those in wait of ary . uut- ber of teeth from one to a full set. w Have it done in the best manner. by cairng on Dr. Duell. His card appears ou pa_ . INi.
City. Those who want todate . will do well to call and make their pas ases. See card on page 18o.
G. H. Doty, dealer in Stoves, [. &c. No. 79 State Street. Schoberty Y .. publishes a card on page p'S. Da Don keeps a good stock on In. : 1
Nelson McDonald, Sir ... Harness maker. No. A state s. . . taty, N. Y .. publishes & card nu ;* We commend Mr. McD. tothep t. . all who want reliably work at rt . prices. Give him a call.
Forthe best TYANOS, ORGANE, and Other Martin ( ...... go to Hidley's Music Store, 5-13 Broadway, Albany, \
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Thomas Stephens, Carpenter and | Builder. 44> Matisou Avenne, Albany. N. Y., pablisnes a cart os paire 34. He is pre-
the most Perfeet Harvester in the World.
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Apothecaries, roar rof broadway and Clin- nies, and is at the Curley Hon-e, Somen-
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Harmony Mills, Cohoes, N. Y., ad- vertised on pare 315. are among the largest and best arranged Cotton Mills in the Uni- ted States. They give employment to abont 3,000 hands. running over 4.000 looms, and more than 200.000 spindles. The pro- prietors are Garuer & Co., New York, and D. J. Johuston and W. E. Thorn, Cohoes.
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