The New York City directory, for 1854-1855, Part 218

Author: Rode, Charles R., 1825-1865; Doggett, John, 1809-1852
Publication date: 1851
Publisher: New York : Doggett & Rode
Number of Pages: 1000

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Three Thousand dwellings and some of the best houses, have been roofed by me during the last Ten Years, and I have not, as yet, had the least trouble with them. These Roofs are hard and firm, and can be Walked upon as much as wanted. The floor underneath, on the warmest day in summer, will be as cool as the cellar. These Roofs, when laid and fin- ished, will be about 1-2 an inch thick, and the pitch about 1-2 to 1 1-2 inch to the foot, and by ascertaining that, would save trouble, as the Cement can be made to any dimension.

Your insurance will be the same rate as charged for Tin Roofs, as can easily be ascertain- ed at the several offices previous to the work being done.

Old Composition Roofs repaired and re-coated, and made as good as new ; the cost being only from 1 3-4 to 3 cents the square foot.

Old Leaky Tin, Shingles, or Zinc Roofs, covered over and made water-tight, on the most reasonable terms. Paints for old or new Tin Roofs, Wood, .Bricks or Iron, Steam, Canal Boats, Railroad Cars, &c., &c.

Bridgewater Paint or Mineral Paints, Blake's Ohio Fire-proof Paints, Soap Stone Paint, or any kind wanted. These Paints are mixed quite thick and form a cement or stone coat- ing after a short time. Any quantity of Roofing materials on hand for sale. Barrels of Com- position, by the load or 100 barrels. Coal Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Paints or Oil Paper, Felt ; white Gravel Stones, by the load or cargo, for walks or foundations.

Further information can be obtained by enquiring at the office, where these old roofs can be seen, and also the materials wherewith they are roofed, and open for examination, by which any person can be satisfied that the work can be done to order and executed in a workman- like manner.

Orders received from Brooklyn, Williamsburgh, Jersey City, Newark, or from any part of the Country, will be promptly attended to. Please call or address to

JOHN DELANY,

Composition Cement Roofer and Painter,

Office, 508 HOUSTON St., cor. Mott, between Broadway and Bowery,

(" Please take the No.] Yard and Factory, 49th St., between Avenues 9 and 10,, New-York.

VM. S. SMITH,

(Successor to J. N. PERKINS,)

MICH

IST,

Rear of No. 47 DEY STREET, NEW-YORK.

Manufacturer of Jewelers' and Case Makers' LATHES, IRON CHASES, of all sizes, GALLEYS, (single and double,) wood and brass bottoms ; STEEL composing RULES, Shooting Sticks, Iron Mitre Boxes, Improved Lead and Brass Rule Cutters, Type Ma- chinery and Tools of every description. I Jobbing in Machinery in general,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

WARNER & POOR Đ STATIONERS AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS,

COR. WILLIAM AND BEAVER STREETS, NEW-YORK.

Printing, Lithographing and Engraving, executed in the best style and at low prices. Constantly on hand, a full assortment of all Articles connected with the Trade.

M. L. LEMAN,

MANUFACTURER & IMPORTER OF

STEEL PENS,

PEN-HOLDERS, LEAD-PENCILS, AC. Nos. 409 and 412 Pearl-Street, NEW-YORK.

WELLE MAYER,

MANUFACTURERS OF

SNUFF AND TOBACCO, And Importers of German Wines and Liquors, FRENCH MUSTARD & VINEGAR, Raspberry Syrup & Chicory Coffee, Nos. 15°& 17 Chrystie Street, (East of Bowery,) NEW - YORK.

DR. A. STARR, SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,

No. 397 GRAND STREET NEW-YORK,

Between Clinton and Suffolk Sts., opposite the Mechanics' & Traders' Bank.

Dr. A. STARR is prepared to execute all orders in Dental operations, in a style and at prices to suit those who may favor him with their patronage.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE NEW ART OF

INTALIOTYPE PRINTING

INVENTED BY JOHN DONLEVY,

Is a superior substitute for the slow and laborious operation of Engraving by hand, as it combines the Facilities of LITHOGRAPHY and Elegance of EN- GRAVING, with the Rapidity of TYPOGRAPHIC PRINTING.

THE CHROMOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT

OF THIS ART IS PECULIARLY ADAPTED TO THE

PRODUCTION OF TINTS, 9

Shades and Polychromatic Contrasts Generally,

And is equally available for BUSINESS CARDS, POSTERS, HAND-BILLS, FANCY LABELS, and

SHOW CARDS,

Authors, Inventors, Artists, Publishers, Manufacturers, Merchants, Patent Medicine Proprietors, and Business Men generally, who desire Effectually and Economically to

ATTRACT PUBLIC ATTENTION,

WILL DO WELL TO PATRONISE THIS GREAT

MODERN INVENTION,

AS IT IS THE ONLY GRAPHIC ART WHICH UNITES

SAT ECONOMY.

Specimens Exhibited, and Orders attended to by

HORACE GREELEY & CO., 29 Beekman-Street, New-York.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THADDEUS DAVIDS & CO.,

MANUFACTURING

STATIO

THADDEUS DAVIDS, B. POMEROY, Jr.,

NEW YORK.

MANUFACTORY Established in 1825.

FOR THE TRADE ONLY.

TOT

AMER

NEW-YORK

AWARDED

AWAR.

THADDEUS DAVIDS,

THADDEUS DAVIDS, FOR THE

FOR A

WRITING

BEST SPECIMENS OF Sealing-wax, Wafers, Copying and Writing

FLUID INK,

The Best Known.

INK.

SEPT. 18:6.

1853.

Fifteen SILVER MEDALS and Twenty-seven DIPLOMAS have been awarded to this Establishment during the last thirty years.

SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE UNION

MANUFACTORY AT NEW ROCHELLE,

Warehouse, 26 Cliff-street, N. Y.

ANICS

INS

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THOMAS H. BATE,

LATE T. & T. H. BATE, FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED -FOR-

NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE, No. 35 Maiden Lane,

(Near Nassau Street.) New-York.

EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY

OF ALL NATIONS NEW-YORK 1853

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN S. CAULKINS, Manufacturer and Importer of

No. 69 Maiden Lane, New York.

UMBRELLAS, of the following materials and styles, viz .: Silk, Gingham, and Cotton, with Pearl, Ivory and Horn finish; Steel-framed Umbrellas, Jointed Umbrellas-for packing in a trunk, Umbrellas enclosed within a Cane, a new and very beautiful self-hoisting Umbrella. Also Ladies' Umbrellas, elegantly mounted ; likewise, Ladies' and Misses' Parasols, of fashionable styles, and a great variety of patterns.

CANES, both domestic and imported, mounted with Gold, Silver, Ivory and Agate ; Whalebone Canes with Pearl finish, Hickory Crooks, and every other desirable article in the line.

F. A. LONG, CARD ENGRAVER & EMBOSSER, No. 86 NASSAU-STREET, N. Y. ADVERTISING ENVELOPES, WEDDING, INVITATION, VISITING & BUSINESS CARDS.

Crystal Palace Premium, FOR. CARD ENGRAVING AND EMBOSSING,- F. A. LONG, Card Engraver and Embosser, 86 Nassau (two doors from Ful- ton) Street, New-York, has received from the Judges of the CRYSTAL PALACE, their certificate for his specimens of Card Engraving and Embossing, as being the most beautiful exhibited at the late " American Exhibition of the Indus- try of All Nations." He has also recently enlarged and refitted his Store, and his business arrangements and facilities are of such a character as enable him to fill promptly, and at the most reasonable prices, all orders for Card En- graving and Embossing- Wedding, Invitation, Visiting and Business Cards of the latest and most elegant styles, and Advertising, Plain and Ornamental Envelopes. Orders respectfully solicited, and satisfaction warranted ..

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BALLARD'S HAIR DYE

NEW AND IMPROVED EDITION. CHEAPENT & BEST IN THE WORLD.

Warranted not only to color the Hair a beau- tiful brown or black the moment applied in all kinds of weather, but to correct the bad coloring produced by other dyes.

Principal Office, No. 333 Broadway, (UP STAIRS.) O. M. BALLARD, Chemist, &c.

GEO. L. QUELET & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF SPRINGS, FOR WATCHES, CLOCKS, CHRONOMETERS, STOCKS, SAWS, &c., &c., &c. 33 ROSEVELT-STREET, NEW-YORK. All goods warranted to give satisfaction, and sold at the most reasonable prices.

BANKS & BUCKLEY, ENGINEERS, Union Steam Works, Cor. 2d Avenue & 22d Street, N. Y. Steam Engines, Saw & Grist Mills, Tools, Pumps, Presses, &c. Shaftings & Gearings constantly on hand.

FRENCH ELASTIC SPRING BED. BOTTOMS, AND French Iron Bedsteads, of the House of

DEMEURE, MAURITZ & co.

THEY ARE PATENTED IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES.

In Europe they were awarded Three Gold Medals, and at the Fair of the American Institute, New-York, 1852, they received the Silver Medal, and in 1853, the Gold Medal for the best Spring Bed-Bottom.

Manufactory, 63 & 65 Centre-Street, N. Y.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAINTING! BRIDDON & BARLOW, SIGN & WINDOW SHADE PAINTERS, 312 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.

EMBLEMATIC SIGNS. - SUCH AS -- GILT EAGLES, WATCHES, MORTARS, BOOTS, & N. B .- PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO BURNISHED GOLD LETTERING ON GLASS.

ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS.

COOPER & BELCHER,

- MANUFACTURERS OF THE - New Engine Engraved Flocked and Vitrified Enamelled

GLASS.

For WINDOWS, &c., &c. 289 & 293 BROADWAY, 2d floor, New-York.

JOHN G. BELL, TAXIDERMIST, No. 289 BROADWAY,

(Room 7, 1st Floor, up stairs.)

NEW YORK.

Birds and Quadrupeds prepared in a very superior manner. A large assortment of Cases, Glass Shades, Mounted Birds. Bird Skins, and Artificial Eyes, for sale or exchange.

Pet Birds, &c., prepared at the shortest notice. The highest price paid for Birds, Bird Skins. &c.

CLARIERS' DIAMONDS.

JOHN DICKINSON, - MANUFACTURER OF -

GLAZIER'S DIAMONDS 60 Nassau St., near Maiden Lane.

Watch, Spectacle, and Engraver's Diamonds, made to order. J. D., having been engaged in the above business in Philadelphia and New-York, for 35 years, he feels con- fident that all articles purchased of him will prove satisfactory. N. B. DIAMONDS re-set and warranted to cut.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

WINDLE &

IMPORTERS, DEALERS & MANUFACTURERS OF

HOUSE FURNISHING HARD-WARE.

SILVER

PLATED WA

TABLE CUTLERY, Planished Tin-ware,

BATHING APPARATUS,

Japanned Iron AND TIN WARE, BRASS & COPPER UTENSILS BRUSHES, BROOMS, Cdlooden-bare, WILLOW-WARE, Refrigerators,

WINDLE'S ICE WATER COOLERS,

&c., c.

NO. 56 MAIDEN-LANE. AND

Nos. 25 & 27 Liberty-Street,

Catalogues may be had at the store, or will, when desired, be forwarded by mail.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HUGHES, DUPUY & CRÉHANGE, 37 MAIDEN LANE, 37 (UP STAIRS,) AND

7 Rue du Grand Chantier, PARIS. IMPORTERS OF FRENCH FANCY GOODS,

FANS, SUSPENDERS, BUTTONS,

BRUSHES, COMBS, HOOKS & EYES, ACCORDEONS, &C. AND PARIS FANCY ARTICLES.

The entire Stock is now Complete, and ready for the Inspection of Jobbers.

3,000,000 PIECES

PAPER HANGINGS.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS Save your Money by calling on

SAMUELS, CONGDON & CO. 310 BROADWAY, WHO HAVE ONE OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENTS OF FRENCH, ENGL MERICAN

PAPER

NGS Window Curtains, Borders, Fire Board Prints, &c., &c., To be found in the Country, and are offering them at prices that defy Competition. Please Call and Examine our GOODS and PRICES, and be your own judges. No trouble to show Goods. All Orders promptly executed. SAMUELS, CONGDON & CO., 310 Broadway, New-York.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENGRAVING OF OUR BILLIARD TABLE, EXHIBITED AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

FORBE'S DEL .

H. ROBERTS

LEONARD & BENJAMIN. LIARD BAGATELLE TABLE MANUFACTURERS 882 Broadway, N. Y.

Have constantly on hand a large and splendid assortment of Billiard and Bagatelle Tables of the best quali- ty and workmanship, with their Improved Vulcanized India Rubber and Cloth Cushions, which for elasticity and fairness cannot be excelled. The Subscribers have also for sale, Billiard Cloths, Silk and Worsted Pockets, Billiard and Bagatelle Balls, French Leathers, Pool Boards, Globes, Balls and Pins. PORTABLE BAGATELLE TABLES, Maces and Cues, (plain and fancy,) Cue Wax, Cue Cutters, French Chalk, &c., &c., en per cent. cheaper than any other establishment in the city.

WORLD'S FAIR, NEW-YORK, 1853.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

G. P. THURSTON'S

CELEBRATED

IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER,

PROPRIETOR'S DEPOT, No. 13 PLATT-STREET, VER-YORK.

RAMSAY CROOKS, No. 73 Broad Street, New-York, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Sole Agent in the United States for the Sale of the CLARET WINES O FALEI. DUSSUMIER LATOUR, OF BORDEAUX, AND THE GENUINE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE of De Massiac & Co.

IG"Particular attention paid to the purchase of Goods for the Indian Trade, and to the sale of Furs and Skins.

BENOIT KAHN,

PRACTICAL OPTICIAN 9 427 Broadway, NEW-YORK.

KLEIN & CO.,

Manufacturers of All Kinds of

GILT WINDOW SHADES, OFFICE, 370 BROADWAY, N. Y.

" TO ALL ORDERS PROMPT ATTENTION PAID.

TE rec che

ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. WILLIAM, MANUFACTURING DIAMOND JEWEER 411 BROADWAY

(Opposite New-Haven Depot.)

YORK.

Precious Stones of every description set and re-set in modern s having had 25 years experience in Diamond Jewelry, would offer his ing to purchase Stones, introducing them to the best houses in N. Y. ment for 2 1-2 per cent.

order. A. W., to those wish- them his judg-

JAMES TUCKI,

Importer and Dealer in

PARIS FLOWERS, FE HERS,

Artificial Leaves BONNET FRAMES AND WNS,

387 BROADWAY, up s,

(Between White and Walker Sts.)

N-York.

Commission Agent for the Sale of TISSUE and PING PAPER.

J. LEVETZ . ELECTRO PLATERILDER,

BRASS FINISH, CHASING AND EN AVIN G No. 102 READE-STREETW-YORK.

., articles of any size and shape. Plating on German Silver, Britannia, Metal, Iron, Brass, Coppe Water Fountains, Beer Pipes, Old things Plated on the above-named metals, such as Stair e perfectly like new. Candlesticks, Fruit Baskets, Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c., repaire

ROWELL & DAY JON,

DENTI IS,

11 CHAMBERS STRENew-York,

rious branches, and from their long Confines their attention to the practice of DENTISTRY,ffect satisfaction. They would invite experience in their profession they feel assured of rendering TH, which they will insert, either on the attention of the public to their PREMIUM INCORRUPTt be surpassed in this or any other Gold Plates, by Atmospheric Pressure, or otherwise, and wred these Teeth perfect for Speech, country. The improvements which they have introduced Ise in their profession are of the very Mastication and Natural appearance. The Instruments wy.

latest Improved Invention, and are unsurpassed in variety PREMIUM INCORRUPTIBLE GUM- Drs. R. & D. would also invite the attention of the puhin them, and the warm approval and TEETH ; these Teeth have won the admiration of all wently assert that they are a better and recommendations of all who have used or worn them.

cheaper article than was ever before offered to the publicprepared by themselves.

K- DENTIFRICE, selected from the very best mat Chas. S. Rowell

Dr. D. M. Davidson.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOSE AGENCY OFFICE.

RON HARDMAN

Will e Charge of City PROPERTY, USES RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED, ON REASONABLE TERMS.

OFI 142, HOUSE 144 MULBERRY ST., (FOUR DOORS BELOW GRAND,)

R K

REFERENCES.

JOSEPHI W. Esq., President of Knickerbocker Bank, cor. 14th St. and 8th Avenue.

JOHN A. G Cashier of Knickerbocker Bank, cor. 14th Street and 8th Avenue. M. HOPPER"

THOMAS JEI sq., President of St. Nicholas Ins. Co., cor. 14th Street and 8th Avenue,

AMOS F. HAT Esq., Pres. of Pacific Ins. Co., cor. Broadway and Grand Street.

ROLPH MARS ¿q., Secretary of Pacific Ins. Co., cor. Broadway and Grand St.

JACOB CAMP. Rahway, New-Jersey.

Cashier of Pacific Bank, cor. Broadway and Grand St. ABRAMS & JOI'

DANIEL BURT sqr's., Hardware Merchants, 443 Broadway.

JAMES M. Mccl., Pres. Citizens' Fire Ins. Co., 67 Wall St.

sq., Secretary Citizens' Fire Ins. Co., 67 Wall St.

OFFICERS OF I BANK. OFFICERS OF BUTCHERS AND DROVERS' BANK,

POTTER, POWE.

Esqr's., Lumber Merchants, cor. King and West Sts., North River.

W LIAM REED, ISTILLER OF

AMRICAN GIN,

OLD TOM," Ch OF THE VALLEY, BRAND; AND CORDIALS, No. 82 INTY-SECOND STREET, (West of Sixth Avenue., NEW YORK.

C. ARRAND'S DAGURREOTYPES, 307 Dadway, N. Y.

This Gallery has tisky-lights, but one flight of stairs above the side-walk, where ning in the Art of Daguerreotyping is executed with the great ll, and cheaper than any other Estab- lishment in the world.

Pictures tak om 25 Cents Upwards, IN ALL KIN TEATHER, AND WARRANTED.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP

THE Purity and Whiteness of Skin which the use of

GOTRAUD'S MEDICATED SOAP

produces, is surpassingly beautiful. Not a vestige of Tan, Freckles, Sallowness, Sunburn, Pimples, Frowsiness, Roughness, Chaps, Chafes, or other cutaneous disfigurements can be seen upon the skin which is frequently washed with this marvellous compound. The purest alabaster could scarcely rival in whiteness, smoothness and transparency the complexion which has been beautified by this soap. It is, moreover, delicious for shaving.

GOURAUD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR CIRCASSIAN GLOSS,

not only possesses the wonderful power of imparting to wiry hair a rich silkiness and superb gloss, but it also restores the hair to places whence it has fallen off.

GOURAUD'S LIQUID ROUGE,

gives to pale lips and cheeks a rosiness so permanent that it cannot be removed by the most violent rubbing.

AUD'S UDRE SUBTILE, is warranted to uproot hair from low foreheads or any part of the body.

Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye,

will instantaneously change red or grey hair to a beautiful brown or black, without staining the skin.

GOURAUD'S LILLY WHITE,

is much prized by ladies for flushed, rough skins.

Found at Dr. FELIX GOURAUD'S Old Depot, 67 Walker-street, 1st Store from Broad- way ; F. R. CALLENDER, 385 3d-street, Phila. ; BATES, 129 Washington-st., Boston.

SHADES

AND

PAPER HANGINGS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT

BIRDSALL'S WAREHOUSE, Nos. 10 & 12 DIVISION STREET,

(Near the junction of Chatham Square and the Bowery,) NEW-YORK.

Z. M. BIRDSALL offers for sale at Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest Cash prices, a large assortment of Transparent Landscape, Flower, Gothic and Gold Bordered Window Shades, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Gilt Cor- nices and Curtain Bands, Buff and White Linen Shades, Brasses for Shades, &c., Picture Cord and Tassels, Table Oil Cloths, Reed Blinds, Gimp Curtain Bands, French and American Paper Hangings, Gold, Velvet and Satin Bor- ders, Fire Board Prints, Grate Aprons, Fire Boards, Paper Curtains, Fancy Cap and Band Boxes, Tissue Paper, Paste Board, &c., &c.

Window Shades of large size for Stores, &c., on hand or Painted to order and neatly lettered.

Fire Boards of all sizes on hand or made to order.

( Shades, Curtains and Paper hung by skilful workmen.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

TRIM AING MANUFACTURERS.

B. S. YATES & CO., 639 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.

Fringes, Cords, Tassels, Loops, Gimps and Gimp Bands,

DUPUY'S CORDIAL ELIXIR OF RED PERUVIAN BARK,

Is a grateful, vinous tonic, held in high estimation by the most experienced practitioners of our country, as specially adapted to invigorate the system when debilitated by Age, Intermittent Fevers, &c.

Price, One Dollar per Bottle with Directions.

All Orders to be addressed, E. DUPUY, Chemist, 609 BROADWAY, corner of Houston Street, New- York City.

VISSCHER & SCHELL, COUNTRY AND CITY NEWSPAPER

ADVERTISING AGENTS, APPLETON'S BUILDING, 346 & 348 BROADWAY,

(Corner of Leonard Street.) NEW YORK,

Advertisements received for all Newspapers throughout the UNITED STATES. CANADAS, and WEST INDIA ISLANDS, and inserted at the very lowest rates.

Papers from every section of the Country kept on file at the office for the inspection of Advertisers ; and all information respecting the best method of advertising and the best papers, cheerfully given gratis to our patrons.

Merchants and the Advertising Community generally are solicited to visit our establishment.

REFERENCES. CHARLES LASSALE, Esq., Editor of Courrier des Etats Unis. Messrs. J. & E. BROOKS, Editors of New-York Express. And many others.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

DR. D. C. KELLINGER'S MAGIC FLUID 9 IS THE GREATEST REMEDY OF THE AGE FOR RESTORING THE HAIR. It has done more than all the pretended Remedies in the World.

It has cured and is capable of curing more diseases than any other medicine offered for sale, we care not by whom made or sold, or by what name. As a strong and convincing proof of the above, we say that this is the only article that has appeared in the form of a Patent Medicine that has been patronized and received the praise of the elite generally, as the most agreeable Family Medicine ever offered for sale, or used by any of them, viz :- Hon. Moses H. Grinnell, Hon. Robert H. Morris, Hon. Richard F Carman, Hon. John A. Dix, U. S. Senate, Hon, Anson Willis, Mr. William T. Porter, Editor, and Mr. John Richards, Publisher of the Spirit of the Times, Col. Governeur Morris, Mr. L. G. Morris, Mr. Wm. L. Morris, Hon. J. R. Whiting, Messrs. J. and Daniel Coster, Mr. L. Depoe, of Depoe Island, Hon. W. W. Woodworth, Mr. Edward F. Shonard, Mr. James Bathgate, Dr. J. M. Bradhurst, Hon. Aaron Vark, Hon. R. P. Getty, Mr. John J. Herrick, whose recommen- dations it would take a volume to contain and to whom we are proud of the honor of the privilege of referring

None are Genuine without bearing a Fac-similie of the Proprietors Signature. DR. KELLINGER'S INFALLIBLE REMEDY, îs put up in beautiful Toilet Bottles for family use, at $1 each-$9 per dozen-$96 per gross. DR. KELLINGER'S REMEDY OR LINIMENT, For Curing all Manner of dilments of the Horse,

Sores, Cuts, Kicks, Bruises, Hard Swellings, Thrush, Scratchers, Heaves, Wind, Cholic, etc., etc. Sold at 4s. each-$4 a dozen, cash-$12 per gross-10 gross at $36 per gross, cash invariably. N. B. The animal can be worked daily.

DR. KELLINGER'S Great Discovery for Checking and Relieving Sea Sickness.

Sold at $l each, on board of almost every steamer or sail-craft upon the waters, $9 a doz .- $96 per gross cash.

DR. KELLINGER'S RENOVATING CORDIAL,

will stand any climate, and is used very successfully in connection with his Liniment as a General Altera- tive for curing all manner of diseases and weaknesses upon Male and Females ; it is perfectly delightful to the taste, and acts well upon the stomach when taken.

Sold at $1 each -- $9 a dozen-$96 per gross, cash. For reference, look at the above names.

Agent, W.M. S. DUNHAM, 476 Broadway, P. F.

ST DISCOVERY

GENERAL DEPOT -FOR- PROF. WOOD'S

fair Restorative,

695 BROADWAY,

NEW-YORK,

-- AND-

114 Market Street, SAINT LOUIS, MO.

This astonishing and unequalled preparation, Turns Hair Back to its Original Color, after having become gray-re-instates it in, all its original health, lustre, softness, and beauty. It removes at once all dandruff, and all unpleasant itching, and creates a perfectly healthy state of the scalp, by acting as a Stimulant and Tonic. It also prevents the hair from becoming unhealthy and falling off, and brings it out where it is gone, by re- sus citating the organs necessary to supply nutriment and health.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

DR. HENDERSON, OCULIST AND AURIST

Treats all diseases of the Eye and Eear upon Scientific Principles, with- out Cupping, Leeching, Blistering, or the use of Calomel.

Office, No. 458 Broadway, cor. Grand Street, Office hours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Artificial Eyes of all Colors and Sizes alicays on hand.

All letters addressed to Dr. H. should be post paid, to secure prompt attention.

CERTIFICATE AND REFERENCES.

NEW-YORK, APRIL 22d, 1854.

" This may certify, that I, ROBERT WILLSON, have for nearly five years been afflicted with Inflamation of the Eye, causing Blindness, for which I have tried the best medical skill in Albany, Utica, and the adjacent cities in this state. I was also four months a patient in the New-York Eye and Ear Infirmary, in Mercer Street, receiving no benefit, but rather injury from their course of treatment. I was dis- couraged and about to give up in dispair, when a friend recommended DR. HENDER- SON to my attention, with a request that I would give him a trial, as he knew sever- al cases which had been entirely cured by his course of treatment. I did so, and to my great surprise and joy, found myself rapidly recovering; my eyes are now well, my health is also good. I am well known to all the Captains of the Hudson River Boats, particularly those of the Merchants' and Peoples' Line, any of whom will cor- roborate this statement.

ROBERT WILLSON."

ALBANY REFERENCES.

Dorman Todd, 31 Division Street, · Wm. J. Fryer, 326 & 328 Broadway, W. Bachauss, Prof. of Languages, do. M. Goodrich & Wife, 70 Canal Street, Geo. Anderson, 81 State Street, John Cooney, Rep. for Knickerbocker, * Alfred Southwick, Printer,

R. L. Ross, cor. Swan & Hudson Sts., Samuel Watson, 70 Westerlow Street, Wm. Allen, New Scotland, Albany Co., Ephraim Rosea, Kingston, Ulster Co., +J. Goodspeed, Glensfalls, Warren Co., Mary Yale, Utica, N. Y. Bennet Morris, Kingston.

The following patients were from the Mercer Street Eye Infirmary, in this City, where they received no benefit, but who were afterwards successfully treated by Dr. Henderson, at Albany.

James Hill, Cleveland, Ohio, *Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, Michigan, *Mrs. A. M. L. Willson, New-York.

*Tim. O'Conner, Fordham, West'r Co., Richard Agin, Duchess Co.,

Michael Murray, Duchess Co., +Mary Bellows, North East Station, Richard Gauge, Pittsburg, C. W. J. Nicholson, Stockholm, S. Lawrence Co

Persons cured in New-York, since 4th November, 1853.

Wm. Davis, Hackman, 89 Wooster St., §John Briggs. N. Y. & E. R. R. J. Whitmore, Morgan Iron Works, §Joseph Ainwright, Susquehanna, Pa., Alex. Robinson, Conn.,

*Thos. Mahan, 26th St., bt. 9 &10 Av's, *Nicholas Lilly, Jersey City,

§James Campbell,

§John W. Hackett, Binghampton, N. Y. R. M. Ferriss, 10 LaFayette Place, C. M'Gormand, from Opth. Hos. 9th St., +Robt. Mitchel, West Broadway.

* These patients were Blind, and had to be led to the office, at the expiration of two weeks they could go about the City at pleasure.

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The New York City directory, for 1854-1855, Part 218

Author: Rode, Charles R., 1825-1865; Doggett, John, 1809-1852 Publication date: 1851 Publisher: New York : Doggett & Rode Number of Pages: 1000

Author: Rode, Charles R., 1825-1865; Doggett, John, 1809-1852
Publication date: 1851
Publisher: New York : Doggett & Rode
Number of Pages: 1000