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No. 240 Washington street, corner of Robinson, New York.
REFERENCES.
H. W. & J. J. Fry, Richmond, Va.
R. B. Jaxall & Co. do. Va. Forbes & Berry, Fredericksburgh. Va.
Mordecai J. Osborn, Petersburg, Va. J. B. Kendall & Co. do.
Va.
John I. Boyd, · do. do.
Dunne, M.Ilwaine & Co., do. Va.
I. L. Platt, do. do.
Duuns, Farrell & Co., Hallfax, Va. Murray Forbes, Falmouth, Va. Jesse Walker, Randolph Co., N. C.
W. Kemble, West Point Foundry Asso., do.
James P. Allaire, Allaire Works, New York city Stephen Vail & Son, Speedwell, M. C., N. J.
Robert W. Brown, Wilmington, N. C.
Erastus Corning & Co., Albany.
Daniel Griffin, Oswego, N. Y.
Gilbert Riley, Troy, N. Y. ..
Mayo & Follett, Burlington, Vt.
Hall & Moses, Columbus, Ga.
Jason C. Pierce, St. Jolins, L. Canada.
Thomas Harrold, Macon, Ga.
Ward & Brothers, S. En. Man. Mont., L. C.
To any one destrous of purchasing French Burr Mill-Stones, we can state that last spring, William Tyack, of New York, made for us three pair of five feet six inch Burrs, which we have fully proved by a season work, and find them to be of the best quality. Mr. Tyack's manner of selecting and matching the blocks, hooping, barking, balancing, and otherwise finishing off his Burrs, particularly claimed our admiration.
Richmond, Va., Feb. 27, 1834. R. B. HAXALL & CO.
I have been a miller twenty-one years, and am now in the employment of Messrs. Richard B. Haxall & Co., of the Columbian Mills, city of Richmond. They run fourteen pairs of five and a half feet Burrs, some of which were made at the Penitentiary at Richmond, some in Baltimore, some in New York, and other places. Having proved them all, I find the three pair made by William Tyack, of New York, to be superior, on account of the quality and selection of the blocks, the workmanship, &c., and what is very important, they require but little balancing ; and from my experience, If I should want Burrs, I should certainly give T'yack the preference. Columbian Mills, Richmond, Feb. 18, 1834. OLIVER BLANKINSHIP.
I have been n miller thirty-six years, and Flour Inspector of the city of Richmond three years, and concur fully in all respects with Messrs. R. B. Hlaxall & Co., and Oliver Blankinship. Richmond, February 18, 1834. GEORGE B. NICHOLSON.
We hereby certify, that we have purchased from Mr. William Tyack, of New York, two pairs af French Burry, five and a half feet In diameter ; one pair we have used two seasons, the other one season. We feel it a pleasure, as well as an act of justice, to reconunend highly these Burrs to any milling establishment in this country, as we consider them fully equal, if not superior, to any we have ever used since engaged in the milling business-in which business one of the firin has been largely concerned nearly thirty years.
Petersburg, Va., Feb. 17, 1834.
J. B. KENDALL & CO.
I have been a miller twenty-one years, and seven years hend miller in the employment of J. B. Kendall & Co., Union Mills, Petersburgh, Va. I have used Burrs made at several different places, and I find the Burrs made by William Tyack, of New York, (two pairs,) to be superior to any I have ever used, in regard to the temper of the blocks, the workquanship, and so well balanced as to require nothing. This is an important im- provement in the Burr runner, as it will run much more steady than it will by putting on one side a heavy piece of metal to balance it. JAMES ALEXANDER.
Union Mills, Petersburg, Va., Feb. 17, 1834.
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Joshua Strickland, Tallapoosa Co., Ala. William Towns, esq., Russell Co., Ala. Isaac Dillon, Zanesville, Oblo. Wood & Trimble, city of New York.
Hall & Johnson, Fayetteville, N. C. Samuel Wright, Nashville, Tenn. Johna Cox, Athens, Ga.
CHAPMAN'S MAGIC RAZOR STROP WITH METALLIC HONE.
We the undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Dealers, having used and sold " L. Chapman's Metallic Tablet Razor Strop," do freely recommend it as being superior to any thing which has hitherto come under our notice of a similar nature.
SIGNED
NEW-YORK, July, 1841.
A. & S. Willets, Importers of I'dware, No. 303 Pearl )E. P. & H. Heyer Importers of Hardware, 222 Pearl
A. W. Spies, & Co.,
do
218 do
Kissain, Bryce & Jones, do 228 do
Willis & Brothers, do
215 do F. B. Rhodes & Co., Impts. of Fancy Goods, 120 Pearl
Ruthven & Weed,
do
205 do Spelman & Frazer, do 136 do
N. Bradner, Smith, & Co., do
189 do
L. C. Carter & Co., Wholesale D'Is. in combs, 178 do
Reid & Sprague, do 12 Old sl. Posts & Main, Importers of Drugs, 44 Cedar
Wm. Van Antwerp, & Co., Imps. of I'dware, 73 Pearl Field, Thompson & Co., Imps. of Dry Goods 55 do B. & W. Hlinchman, do
Dennistoun & Disbrow,
do
68 do
Oakley & Loomis,
do
Sheldon & Phelps.
do
25 & 27 B. Win.
Edward Corning & Co.,
do
J. & C. Gascoigne,
do
209 Pearl
Palmers & Roosevelt,
do
225 do
Wm. H. Livingston,
do
227 do
Halsted & Brothers,
do
58
do Burnhamn & Baldwin, But'ns & Fancy Goods, 189 do
Wardwell & Atwater,
do
103 Maiden 1. Wm. R. Goulding, Surg. Ins. Manuf., 35g Chatham
To be had by the dozen at the manufacturer's prices of the above named firms.
The principle of this Strop is anti-elastic, consequently it does not round the edge of the Razor. It con- sists of four sides, of different sharpening properties, viz: No. 1, The Hone, which is of ten times the power of the ordinary Hone, and almost instantly thins a dull edge. No. 2. A powerful sharpening property for removing the wirey edge left by the Hone. No. 3, A less powerful composition for gradually reducing the Razor to a fine edge. 'No. 4, Is merely the Calf Skin peculiarly prepared by the Maker, and expressly adapted to the pur- pose of perfecting the edge of the Razor.
Five minutes will be ample time for putting the dullest Razor in perfect order.
Manufactured by L. CHAPMAN, 102 William St., New- York.
L. C. continues to manufacture Pocket Books, Wallets, &c., &c., and invites the attention of wholesale deal- ers, from all sections of the country. Styles much improved and a very great reduction in prices. Terms, six months for approved paper on bills of $100, and upwards.
CHARLES CLUDIUS,
(SUCCESSOR TO GEORGE PEUSCHER.) MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
PAPER BOX
EG
BANDBOXES AND BANDBOX PAPER,
127 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
ALL GOODS PACKED AND FORWARDED WITH THE GREATEST CARE AND DESPATCH.
JOHN ROACH,
Late ROACH & WARNER,
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72 NASSAU ST. Next door to John,
NEW-YORK,
Manufactures and has on hand, Daguerreotype Apparatus and Materials, Barometers, Thermometers, Sur- veying Compasses, &c., &c.
LENSES ground to any curve required, and Glass blown for Philosophical purposes. Repairing carefully attended to. Wholesale Dealers supplied at low rates.
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69 do Fellows, Wadsworth & Co., Importers of Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Hardware. 17 Maiden I. 62 do Fellows, Cargill & Co., Importersof Watches and Jew- elry, 21 Maiden I.
10 Oid si. Fellows, Van Aredale & Cooper, Imps. of Watches and Jewelry. 11 Maiden I. David Felt & Co., Importers and Manfacturers of Sta- tionery, 245 Pearl
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
EDWARD BA ACK,
55 GOLD STREET,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND WHO HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
WILLIAM
SELPHO,
SOLE MANUFACTURER IN AMERICA OF THE
NG
LEG,
17 SECOND STREET, (NEAR THE BOWERY,) NEW YORK.
This description of ARTIFICIAL LEG derives its name from the celebrated MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY, by whom it has been adopted and worn since its first invention, by the Inte ingenious Mr. POTTs, of London, to whom the present artist was for eleven years a Pupil and Assistant.
The ANGLESEY LEG is PATENTED in ENGLAND, and differs RADICALLY and ESSENTIALLY from all other substitutes for an amputated limb. In Europe it is worn by Prince Ernest of Hesse Phillipstal, and by other Continental as well as British Noblemen and Naval and Military Gentlemen, who suffered in the late wars; also by several Ladies of distinction. It is allowed, by the most eminent European Surgeons, to be the nearest approach to Nature hitherto produced ; an opinion which, both as to its form and action, has been recently confirmed by the following distinguished Medical Gentlemen :-
DOCTOR MOTT, DOCTOR PAYNE, BEDFORD,
PATTISON,
DOCTOR PARKER, CHEESMAN, DOCTOR RODGERS, 4 STEVENS,
AND OTHERS OF THE PROFESSION IN THIS CITY.
And during the short time the artist has been in this country its advantages have been fully tested by a number of Ladies and Gentlemen of the highest respectability, who had previously used other substitutes, and whose evidence of the superiority of the ANGLESEY LEG must satisfy the most sceptical. In addition to which, the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, at their late Fair, awarded to Mr. S. a Silver Medal for the best specimen of Artificial Leg.
Among the many advantages which the ANGLESEY LEG possesses over all others, is the beautiful sim- plicity of its action (metallic springs being entirely dispensed with) ; the ease and comfort of the socket ; its lightness, and the admirable substitute for the Natural Tendon, which gives an elasticity to the step exactly similar to Nature, and is an actual assistance to the walker never yet attained in any other description of Artificial Leg.
Mr. B. considers it his duty to caution the public against being imposed upon by persons pretending to imitate the Anglesey Leg. Mr. S. introduced the article into this country, and the mechanical principle upon which the peculiarity of the Leg depends, is known only in the United States to himself.
Letters on business must be post-paid.
CHARLES ARMS, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
COMBS, BUTTON ,
BRUSHES,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN FANCY DODS,
187 PEARL STREET, CORNER CEDAR STREET, UP STAIRS.
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JAMES R. HALLIDAY, GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, AND SUPERINTENDENT OF THE MARBLE CEMETERIES, NO. 337 BOWERY, NEW YORK.
CAPS, SHROUDS, SCARFS, GLOVES.
N. B .- All orders promptly attended to both day and night.
SOAP AND CANDLES. ALLAN HAY, TALLOW CHANDLER, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER, NO. 39 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD STREET,
Has constantly on hand, pale yellow, superior brown and white soaps, man- ufactured from good materials, and warranted equal in finish and quality to any in the city. Also variegated fancy soaps, and refined mould candles, put up in neat packages, and sent on board of vessels, or to any part of the city, free of expense.
N. B .- Highest market price paid for rough fat and hides.
CHEAP UMBRELLA STORE. JOHN S. CAULKINS, MANUFACTURER OF UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, NO. 2 ASTOR HOUSE, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBER 15 CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES OF UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, AND SHADES. THESE ARE MANUFACTURED FROM THE BEST MATERIALS, AND AFTER THE CHOICEST PATTERNS, AND ARE SOLD AT PRICES SUITED TO THE PRESENT STATE OF THE MARKET. WALKING STICKS OF EVERY VARIETY OF BEAUTIFUL WOODS, WITH GOLD AND SILVER, IVORY AND PEARL MOUNTINGS. CARVING IN IVORY, WOOD, ETC., EXECUTED TO ORDER
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OF
SILK
OD S.
CARLETON, FROTHINGHAM & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF SILK GOODS, No. 172 PEARL STREET, (CORNER OF PINE,)
Invite the attention of buyers to a large and elegant assortment of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS, TO WHICH THEY ARE CONSTANTLY ADDING
THE RICHEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, BY EVERY ARRIVAL.
HORACE H. DAY, SUCCESSOR TO
ROXBURY INDIA RUBBER CO.,
NO. 45 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK, IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN EVERY DESIRABLE KIND OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES, EVERY KIND IN USE, BY THE CASE OR DOZEN.
SIMON CLANNON, PAINTER IN OIL AND IN KAALSOMINE, AND DEALER IN PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW & PICTURE GLASS, WHITE LEAD, VARNISH, &c., 380 Broadway, corner of White street,
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REV. B. HIBBARD'S
VEGETABLE ANTIBILIOUS FAMILY PILLS.
T. R. HIBBARD,
PRINCIPAL AGENT FOR THE PROPRIETOR.
NO. 228 BOWERY, & 96 JOHN STREET.
BOXES FIFTY CENTS, AND TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS, RETAIL,
AND BOLD WHOLESALE ONLY FOR CASH, WITH A LIBERAL DEDUCTION FROM RETAIL PRICES.
For the especial accommodation and safety of the public, and to do away the temptation to counterfeiters, created by the unprecedented demand for these Pills, in smaller quantities than the present fifty cent boxes, the proprie- tor has issued them in boxes of twelve and a half cents, retail, and sold at wholesale for cash only, at usual discounts. All persons are cautioned against buying less than a full package, having the signature on the outside wrapper of T. R. HIBBARD, principal agent for the proprietor, to counterfeit whose signature is a State prison offence.
GENERAL SHAKER STORE, 96 JOHN STREET, BRANCH AT 228 BOWERY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Always on hand a full and general assortment of Shaker herbs, extracts, garden seeds, seives, brooms, wisps, roots, ploughs, drum seives for druggists. Garden seeds by the pound, barrel, or put up in boxes. Gen- eral assortment for plantations, farmers, gardeners, also at retail.
All orders for garden seeds, or any articles raised or manufactured by the Shakers, addressed to T. R. HIB- BARD, General Agent for the Shakers, No. 96 John St., will meet with prompt attention.
Garden Seeds sent to any part of the world, either in bulk or small papers, as may, suit customers. Druggists and the trade supplied with herbs, roots, extracts, &c., on the most liberal terms.
N. B .- The greatest variety und largest stock to be found in the city, and all put up by the Shakers exclu- sively.
None but fresh seeds and herbs permitted to be sold, and always warranted such.
C. CAS TEN D ECK,
98 JOHN STREET,
IMPORTER OF FISH AND MEAT SAUCES, &C. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND MANUFACTURER OF
PICKELS, CATSUP, AND VINEGAR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. N. B .- THE BEST OF WINES AND LIQUORS SOLD BY THE BOTTLE OR DOZEN, PURE AS IMPORTED.
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NELSON & BROWN,
WEST STREET,
NEAR THE CLINTON COUNTRY MARKET, FOOT OF CANAL STREET,
DEALERS IN
BUILDERS' ARTICLES,
HAVE AT ALL TIMES ON HAND
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, LATH, HAIR, FIRE-BRICK, LATHING NAILS, FRONT-BRICK, OF ALL QUALITIES, AND
BUILDING MATERIALS GENERALLY.
RICHARD NELSON, CHARLES P. BROWN. S
NEW YORK.
G. LEONI, 102 JOHN STREET, MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF MATHEMATICAL, OPTICAL, AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS. PHILOSOPHICAL GLASS-BLOWING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES; BAROMETERS AND THERMOMETERS, WITH BOOK OF DIRECTION WITH EACH. PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHE- MICAL GLASS-BLOWING.
GRAVEL INFIRMARY, 70 NASSAU STREET. From the Washington Globe, March 29, 1842.
" At the request of one of our most estimable citizens, who informs us that he has been entirely cured of the gravel by using Dr. Lee's medicine, we publish the following for the benefit of all who are afflicted with the disease."
From the Brooklyn (New York) Annual Visitor for February 1842, by Doctor Martin K. Bridges. DOCT. LEE'S INFIRMARY FOR THE GRAVEL, 70 NASSAU STREET, N. Y.
It is from motives of real sympathy, that I refer to this establishment, aware as I am, that a vast amount of human suffering is endured from a want of knowledge that there is a remedy for this most painful and distreen- ing disease. Dr. S. H. P. LEz, the originator of the far-famed " Lee's New London Bilious Pills," is a Phy- sician of high reputation, and some thirty years practice, and could not be benefited by any remarks that I could make in his favor. Believing this complaint may be effectually subdued by the skill and experience of Dr. Lee, and knowing that in Brooklyn and on Long Island generally there are numbers who suffer more or lees from diseases of the kidneys and the kindred organs, I do most unhesitatingly recommend all such to the care of Doctor Lee, as above; and this is done without the knowledge of the Doctor, or solicitation from any source. M. K. B.
Brooklyn, February 15, 1842.
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WHOLESALE BOOK-STORE.
HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
174 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
THEY KEEP CONSTANTLY FOR SALE A VERY COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS AND CLASSICAL BOOKS: BLANK BOOKS IN EVERY VARIETY ; LETTER AND CAP PAPER, RULED AND PLAIN, QUILLS, INK, SEALING WAX, &c.
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES,
The Malte Brun School Geography and Atlas.
Peter Parley's Do. for Children.
Mr. Willard's Universal History and Atlas. Peter Parley's History for Children. Burritt's Geography of the Heavens, with an Atlas.
Fellowes' Astronomy for Beginners. Goodrich's Ecclesiastical History, for Schools. Kames' Elements of Criticism, 8vo. Preston's Interest Tables, 7 per cent. Do. do. Abridged.
Hazein's Grammar.
Webster's Dictionary for Schools, 12mo.
do. 16mo. Do do.
Mrs. Lincoln's Botany. Do. Botany for Beginners. Do. Natural Philosophy. Do. Natural Philosophy for Begin- ners.
Do. Lectures on Chemistry. Do. 'Chemistry for Beginners. Hitchcock's De La Beche's Geology. Gallaudet's Picture Reading Book. Totten's New Introduction to Algebra. Preston's Interest Tables, 6 per cent. Do do. do. Abridged.
TO MERCHANTS, TEACHERS, SCHOOL COMMITTEES, AND OTHERS, PURCHASING IN QUANTITIES, ALLOWANCES MORE THAN USUALLY LIBERAL WILL BE MADE.
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RUGGLES' PRINTING ENGINE
FOR CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL-HEADS, HAND-BILLS, LABELS, AND EVERY OTHER DESCRIP- TION OF LETTER PRESS PRINTING,
which, with the labor of a boy 14 years of age, will perform SIX TIMES as rapidly as the common press now in use, and do in most cases better work.
Having secured the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT of these machines for the city of New York, the undersigned are enabled to execute all orders in the above description of work, at the shortest notice and at prices lower than can be done elsewhere.
Their type comprises every variety in use in this country and Europe, to which additions are continually making, as new styles are got up by the founders.
No. 3 ivory-surface cards furnished and printed at $2,50 per thousand, or $1,50 for 500 ; Handbills, 6 by 8 inches, $1,50 per thousand, and other sizes in proportion, and in larger quantities much lower; Bills of Lading printed at $1 per ream ; Bill Heads at $3 per ream ; Labels 25 cents per thou- sand and upwards; and every other description of work at as low rates, AND AT THE TIME PROMISED.
W. L. BURROUGHS & CO. 34 Ann st., between Nassau and William
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R . HEINISCH,
MANUFACTURER OF
PATENT TAILORS' SHEARS, BANKERS' SHEARS, TRIMMERS, LADIES' SCISSORS, &C., NEWARK, N. J.,
Respectfully announces to the citizens of New York, that Mr. George Tiemann, of 63 Chatham street, is appointed sole agent for the sale of the above articles, and will be fur- nished with a full supply of the different sizes and descriptions, and those, also, having the decided and important improvement of the flat screw, a very late addition to this celebrated article.
After the numerous premiums and splendid testimonials these articles have obtained from the Institutes in different parts of the United States, as well as from the unqualified approbation bestowed upon them wherever they have been introduced, it would be su- perfluous in R. Heinisch to recommend his manufactures on his own responsibility; he therefore offers the following extract from the report of the Franklin Institute of the city of Philadelphia, as corroborative testimony of their merits, and of the high repute with which they are viewed by men of talent, judgment, and experience :
"The Tailors' Shears patented and manufactured by R. Heinisch are beautifully made, exhibiting in the successive specimens gradual improvement to a perfect fit of the hand and a judicious disposition of the leverage; the committee consider that a great benefit has been conferred on a large class of operatives by the improvement of an article in incessant use, and therefore recommend these shears to special notice."
STEAM REFINED CONFECTIONERY.
Merchants who purchase CONFECTIONERY at wholesale, are respect- fully invited to inspect the assortment manufactured by the Subscriber, whose Candies, during a period of eleven years, have been tried in nearly every state in the Union, as well as in the West India Islands; and whether subjected to the rough treatment of a protracted inland transportation, or to the trying ex: halations from a ship's hold in a tropical climate, they have uniformly given satisfaction, and have proved themselves equal to .any manufactured in the States, and as cheap as any manufactured in the city.
T. G. HODGKINS, Confectioner, 49 Cortlandt street.
N. B. No charge for boxes or cartage.
THE ANGLESEY LEG. CHARLES. BARTLETT, 48 CORTLANDT ST., CORNER OF GREENWICH,
Has made great improvements on that principle-it is allowed by compe- tent judges to be superior in every respect-an, easy, agreeable fit of the leg to the body, with a natural facility of motion, combined with strength and dura- bility, together with the reduction of prices, are inducements to be prized by those in want of such assistance. Call and procure a'leg, and if it does not answer the above description, and is not satisfactory, no pay will be required. C. B. has paid his whole and undivided attention to his business for the last 5 years; which enables him to guarantee entire satisfaction to all those who have procured limbs and cannot use them. . Please call, and be made to walk. C. B. is very skilful in fitting when the'amputation is below the knee-put two legs on to Capt. J. W. Webster, of Buffalo, N. Y., who had both his legs am- putated 3 1-2 inches below the knee. Call and see his letter on the subject. Crutches and splints of various descriptions for sale, and made to order.
All communications for advice strictly attended to, if post-paid. Satisfac- tory reference given. C. BARTLETT, 48 Cortlandt st.
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