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Another self-styled inventor. is George Banham, who was in the employ of Messrs. Johnson and Vroom ; but during his residence with us, always had the Soap in preparation, mixed in barrels by myself, previous to finishing ; to establish this fact, I refer to P. D. Vroom.
Another pretender, of the name of Gale, endeavored to purchase information from one of my workmen by the bribe of a watch. (This was before he commenced to invent the Soap.) There are other small original Inventors, which it is necessary the public should guard against. If they want a truly good article, mine is the only one; and it is admitted, that since the first discovery of Soap Making by the Phoenicians, none has ever added such a laurel to the Savonic art as myself.
So far, so good. It now only remains for me to guard purchasers against a glaring counterfeit of my Soap, sold by a miserable looking man by the name of Brownell, who sells it at auction under the name of M. Johnson, bearing my address. There is no such person. It is a gross fraud. Several respectable houses have been deceived by Brownell, and have discontinued selling it. Some others, if they continue to represent it as mine, render themselves liable to heavy damages, which will be vigorously pursued.
Any other impositions, bearing the name of Walnut Oil, except those which bear my fac simile on each cartoon, are counterfeits of the deepest die
In order to put an end to the various controversies, I have invented AN ENTIRE NEW ARTICLE, CALLED
JOHNSON'S MYRTLE SOAP,
The best in use, to which approved excellence, I have the highest testimonials. Also, CHRYSTA- LINE WASH BALLS, LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH, and every description of FANCY SOAPS.
WM. JOHNSON, ARTISTE IN SOAPS,
Soap Works, 55 Frankfort Street, New York
BOOK & JOB PRINTING.
The Publisher of the Independent has an extensive Book and Job Printing Office,
201 William Street,
Recently furnished with new Type for Letter-Press, and Stereotype Printing, and will be happy to re- ceive orders from his friends for work in any branch of his profession.
Authors, or Publishers, in distant parts of the country, may send us their manuscripts for printing, with the assurance that they will be got up with as much care, dispatch. and accuracy, as if they were on the spot to superintend their publication. Should clergymen, or any of our friends abroad, wish to know the cost of any kind of printing, we will cheerfully make the necessary estimate for them without charge, on their furnishing us with the number of lines of their manuscript, and informing us of the kind of type and paper they wish used.
Address
S. W. BENEDICT, 201 William Street, N. Y.
CONNERS'
United States Oppe foundry, New York.
THE subscribers beg respectfully to announce, that they have always on hand an excellent and varied assortment of BOOK, NEWSPAPER and Ornamental Type, Bordering, &c.
Their series of SCOTCH FACES, so much admired for their beauty and finish, they feel assured cannot be excelled. For NEWSPAPERS especially, experience has proved that notwithstanding continual and constant use, they have been found to " wear well."
Presses, Wood Type, Cases, &c., with every article necessary for a complete PRINTING OFFICE are al- ways on hand.
JAMES CONNER & SON, Corner of Ann & Nassau Sts.
N. B .- A New Specimen Book, embodying the latest additions, is now ready for issue.
THOMAS WARRIN, MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF J. WARRIN'S CELEBRATED NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, FISHING APPARATUS, DRILLED-EYED AND COMMON NEEDLES OF ALL QUALITIES, RAZORS, SCISSORS, STEEL PENS, PEARL BUTTONS, SUPERIOR TABLE AND OTHER FINE CUTLERY, FOWLING PIECES, GUNS, &c. 48 Maiden Lane, N. Y. CAUTION.
J. WARRIN'S Needles having received the approval of the public for upwards of twenty years, some unprincipled dealers have, in consequence of their great celebrity, imitated his labels, and put them upon inferior low-priced Needles. The counterfeit label imitates the genuine one in its general ap- pearance, and reads : Manufactured for J. Warren, Redditch. On the genuine, Warrin is spelt with an i, (not e) and reads : Manufactured by (not for) J. Warrin, Redditch. In addition to the gilt label on the genuine Warrin Needles, they have a small green label on the tuck, or shorter fold of the paper, which reads : Manufactured and warranted by J. Warrin, Eagle Mills, Redditch. J. W. puts his name only upon the finest quality of Spring Steel Needles.
OG- Dealers are cautioned against vending Needles counterfeiting the Trade marks of the subscriber. J. WARRIN, Redditch, England.
BARRON BROTHERS, PORTABLE BLAST FURNACE.
THIS Furnace is arranged on such scientific principles, that all metals are melted by it at a less ex- pense of time and fuel than by any other furnace.
The proprietors received the Gold Medal for its exhibition at the last Fair of the American Institute. The principal Jewellers of New York City have adopted it as the best and cheapest in the market.
The proprietors, therefore, feel assured that any operators in metals who will try it will be satisfied with its results, and merchants connected with the California trade will find it the most saleable article they can export.
Gold, silver and copper can be melted by it in less than ten minutes. No. 1 size will melt from 4 to 12 ounces of gold with less than one quart of coal. No. 2 will melt from 50 to 100 ounces with two quarts of coal. Nos. 3 and 4 from 100 to 500 ounces.
It requires no fixtures or appendages of pipe or flue, but can be used on a table with no other blast than a small size common hand-bellows-for No. 1 the blast from a blow-pipe even is sufficient.
TO BE HAD OF BARRON BROTHERS, 252 Broadway, New York. The price complete Is $6,00 or upward according to size.
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AMERICAN Print Warehouse.
PRINTS ONLY. 1850. Spring Styles.
LEE & BREWSTER,
Offer at their establishment, 44 CEDAR STREET, New York,
AN EXTENSIVE assortment of American and Foreign PRIN- TED CALICOES, unsurpassed in variety and beauty of execution. L. & B. exhibit about 1,000 Ca- ses New Prints, comprising all desirable styles of Domestic pro- duction, and large recent importa- tions of BRITISH and FRENCH.
The Goods now offered are print- ed on Cloths purchased before the late advance in prices, and are of- fered at less than manufacturers' present prices,-for Cash or the usual credit.
Agents.
CRAFTS & STELL, Purchasing Agents, Manchester, Leeds, Huddersfield, Bradford, England- Glasgow, Scotland-Belfast, Ire- land-and 27 Pine st. N. Y.
PURCHASING AGENTS.
TOSH. & WM. WALKER, Com- J mission Merchants, Leeds, Eng- land.
MABEE & WATERBURY, Agents, 31 Pine st. N. Y.
Agricult'l warehouse.
ALBANY Agricultural Warehouse, BY H. L. EMERY, Manufacturer and Dealer. Whole- sale and Retail, of Agricultural Implements and Seeds, No. 369 & 371 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
Ale and Porter.
JOHN TAYLOR & SONS' Al- bany Imperial Pale and Amber Ale, constantly on hand, and for sale in hogsheads, barrels and half- barrels, either for city use or ship- ping.
BREWERY-No. 83 Green st. Al- bany; 342 Greenwich st. New York ; and 74 Commercial st. Bos- ton.
AGENTS-JAS. PRESTON, Charles- ton, S. C. ; F. SHIELS, Savannah, Ga. ; A. D. GRIEFF & Co. New Or- leans.
JOHN TAYLOR, JOHN R. TAYLOR, JOSEPH B. TAYLOR.
U TRI BURT, Albany Pale and Amber Ale and Porter. Brew- ery, corner Montgomery and Col- onie sts. Albany.
DEPOTS-153 Greenwich st. New York ; corner Main and Front sts. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; 64 Commercial st. Boston ; Lyman st. Springfield, Mass.
Argillo Works. .
T THE PROPRIETORS of the Al- bany Argillo Works manufac- ture for home and foreign markets. Door and Furniture Knobs, posses- sing the properties and beauties of polished agate. They also manu- facture every description of Locks and Latches, including American and European patterns. The trade furnished at the lowest prices.
Communications addressed to AMOS DEAN, Argillo Works, Albany, N.Y.
Artists' Supply Store
J. W. HAWXHURST. ARTISTS' SUPPLY STORE, No. 107 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
Attorneys.
JOHN HOPPER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Notary Public, and Agent of New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Boston, 71 Cedar st. corner of Nassau st. New York.
SMITH & VANDERPOEL, Attorneys, Counsellors, &c., Jauncey Court, 3d floor, 39 Wall st. J. BRICE SMITH, - New York
AARON J. VANDERPOEL,
Bank Note List.
C HARLES & LEONORI'S Bank Note List and Counterfeit De- tector and Wholesale Prices Cur- rent, published to subscribers only at $2 per annum-supplementary notices are issued and served on each subscriber immediately the failure of a Bank is known in Wall st. Mailed at newspaper rates of postage ; office 35 Wall st. N. Y.
Bedsteads.
Bedsteads and Bedding. PARKER & RITTER, 158 Greenwich st. New York. Feathers, Beds, Mattresses, and every article in the Bedding line. R. W. PARKER, THOS. RITTER.
Bells.
ANDREW MENEELY Keeps constantly on hand Church and other Bells, Town Clocks, Surveyors' Instruments, &c. West Troy, N. Y.
Bolting Cloths.
JOHN R. PLATT, Importer of and Wholesale and Re- tail Dealer in New Anchor Bolting Cloths, No. 6 Spruce street, Near the City Hall, New York.
HENRY BODMER, JR. IMPORTER OF Bolting Cloth and Silk Goods, No. 7 William st. New York. 11
Books.
BANKS, GOULD & CO., No. 144 Nassau st. New York, Law Booksellers,
Publishers & Importers,
TTAVE always on hand a large and general assortment of Law Books, English and American. Booksellers and public and private Libraries supplied on liberal terms both as to price and credit.
Account Books, Paper, and Stationery.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, 77 Maiden Lane.
Manufacturing Stationers, and Importers of all articles in their line. Sell at lowest Cash Prices.
Bookbinders.
K. S. ELLES, BOOKBINDER. 114 Nassau st., N. Y. Cambric Book Cases made for the trade.
BOOKBINDERS' Furnishing Warehouse. TOHN R. HOOLE, 124 Nassau st., N. Y., is prepared to furnish every article requisite for Binders Lettering Stamps, Tools, & Plates from designs cut in a superior style, on the very hardest metal. with promptness and dispatch.
Boots & Shoes.
J AMES FRENCH, Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in Boots and Shoes. No. 260 Pearl st. N. Y. C
CHARLES H. HOWARD, Man- ufacturer and wholesale Deal- er in Boots and Shoes. 217 Pearl st. (up stairs) New York.
Carpets.
WILLIAM M'GRORTY, DEALER in Carpeting and Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Drug- gets, Rugs, Mats, Table and Piano Covers, Stair Rods, &c., &c., No. 136 William st. opposite the Wash- ington Stores, N. Y. and 38 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
Carriages.
CARRIAGES.
TOHN C. HAM, JR. Manufactur- er and Repository: 360 Broad- way, New York.
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Chairs.
A F. M'KOWN, Manufacturer and wholesale Dealer in Chairs of every description, 86 South Pearl st. Albany.
J. W. MASON,
ANUFACTURER and whole- MI sale Dealer in all kinds of Bos- ton, Rocking, Office, Maple and Cabinet Chairs, 377 Pearl st. N. Y. Also Wash Stands, Toilet Tables, and Settees. Orders for Shipping executed at Short Notice.
Chemists.
D OREMUS & HARRIS,-Ana- lytical and Consulting Chem- ists-Manufacturers of Pure Reä- gents, Daguerreotype Materials, &c. Importers of Chemical Appa- ratus of all descriptions.
Chemical School, 179 Broadway. New York.
R. OGDEN DOREMUS, C. TOWNSEND HARRIS.
Chocolate, &c.
CONGRESS STEAM MILLS. TOHN CORELL, Manufacturer of Sweet and Plain Chocolate, Prepared Cocoa, Mustard, Farina, Wheaten Grits, Vermicilli, &c. Also the celebrated Portable Con- gress Lemonade, No. 172 Forsyth st. New York.
T E. FULLER & CO. Dealers in Sweet & Plain Chocolate. Cocoa, Farina, Macaroni, &c. and General Commission Merchants, also Agents for the Congress Steam Mills, 118 Warren st. N. Y.
E. MENDES. MANUFACTURER OF FRENCH CHOCOLATE, WHOLESALE. No. 192 Fulton Street, NEW YORK.
Cloths.
M ORTIMERS & GAWTRY, 21 John st. N. Y. Importers of Cloths, Cassimeres, Coatings. Vest- ings, Serges, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings, &c., and all descrip- tions of Goods adapted to the trade of Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
Clothing.
D. & J. DEVLIN, 33 and 35 John st. corner of Nassau, N. Y. have on hand at all times, an im- mense stock of Seasonable Cloth- ing, at Wholesale and Retail, low, for Cash.
BRITTON & PARSELLS' ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, 90 Fulton & 258 Bleecker, NEW YORK. Constantly on hand, a good as- sortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, which will be made up at the shortest notice, on the most reasonable Terms.
JOHN P. BRITTON. WM. P. PARSELLS.
Coffins.
SAMUEL A. DEARE, 351 4th Avenue, begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has on hand at all times, a superior assortment of Rosewood, Mahoga- ny and Lead Coffins, with every other description of Goods usually supplied by Furnishing Undertak- ers. Should they have occasion' to require his services, they will find him reasonable in his charges, and careful and prompt in the ex- ecution of their orders.
Commission Slechs.
HAIGHT & TOOPER,
C YOMMISSION MERCHANTS. Dealers in PROVISIONS and COUNTRY PRODUCE, No. 97 Murray Street. New York.
M. CANFIELD, Nos. 80 & 82 Cedar Street, New York, Commission Merchant and Jobber of Merrimack Prints, Russia Dia- per and Crash, Brown and Bleach- ed Sheetings, Ticking, Bagging, Drills. Cotton Yarn. Carpet Warp, Bats, Wick, Twine, Wadding, &c. For Cash.
Daguerreotypes.
McDONNELL & CO. DAGUERRIAN ROOMS, No. 192 Main St. Buffalo. Daguereotype Apparatus, Che- micals. &c. wholesale and retail.
O. B. EVANS' SKYLIGHT · PREMIUM DAGUERRIAN GALLERY, No. 220 Main Street, Buffalo.
BRADY'S NATIONAL Collection of Daguerreotypes, 205 & 207 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STREET, N. Y., and Pennsylvania Avenue, WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
Distillers.
TAMES ENGLE, 38 BURLING SLIP, New York. CAMPHENE. ALCOHOL, (80 and 95 per cent ,) and TURPENTINE. Factory-Wil- liamsburgh.
Druggists.
B. HAVILAND & CO., (late R. of Haviland. Keese & Co.) Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, &c. Office and Sales Room. 177 Broadway (up stairs.) Stores at Brooklyn.
W ILLIAM A. WHARTON, Im- porter and Wholesale Deal- er in Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs. Brushes, &c., No. 381 & 383 Broadway, Al- bany, N. Y.
Dry Goods.
[ EORGE W. CORLIES, Whole- T sale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, No. 283 Pearl Street, NEW YORK.
CAMERON & BRAND, Import- ers of Dundee and Russia Lin- ens, Sail Duck, &c., 42 and 44 Pine- street. N. Y.
A JOURNEAY, JR. & CO .. Importers & Wholesale Deal- ers in
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, Cloths, Cassimeres, Carpets, Drug- gets, &c. No. 14 Maiden Lane, bet. Broad- way and Nassau st., New York. A. JOURNEAY, JR., PARKER P. CLARK.
R. MACGREGOR & CO., Car- petings, and General Dry Goods Furnishing Store, 198 Main street. Buffalo.
W TILSON & SLAUSON, Whole- sale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, 12 Court- landt street, and 13 Dey street, New York.
0. LINCOLN & SON, Newark Valley, N. Y., Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye-Stuffs, and Agents for most of the valuable Patent Medicines of the day, among which are Dr. Jayne's popular Remedies. Also Wholesale Dealers in, and Manu- facturers of, Sole and Upper Lea- ther, Buck Skin, Gloves and Mit- tens and Boots and Shoes. All of which are offered to the public at low prices, and terms of payment made easy.
Engravers.
H. CARSON, successor to E. R. Forbes, Rooms No. 6 Albany Exchange. Fine Book Illustra- tions, Seals, Certificates, Ma- chinery, &c. &c., neatly drawn and engraved.
WEDDING, VISITING, & BU- SINESS CARDS, SEALS. PAPER STAMPS, and DOOR PLATES of every description, neatly and cheaply engraved by A. DEMAREST, No. 2 Pine street, corner of Broadway, New York. Also, Manufacturer of fine Enve- lopes, Wholesale and Retail.
Engravings.
PRINT SELLERS AND PUB- LISHERS.
GOUPIL, VIBERT & CO., 289 Broadway, New York. The only Wholesale Establishment in the United States for the sale of EUROPEAN ENGRAVINGS & LITHOGRAPHS.
A large and choice assortment always on hand. The usual dis- count allowed to the Trade.
Effervescing Com.
B. T. BABBETT & CO., 68 and . 70 Washington st., Manufac- turers of Effervescing Compound for raising Bread, Buckwheat Cakes.
Double Refined Saleratus, pure and double strength ; warranted best in the world.
Also Patent Soap Powder, for washing in hard or soft water, without rubbing, and for making soft soap.
The above goods are put up in 1 oz. papers, 6 oz. boxes. Direc- tions accompany the packages.
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Fancy Goods.
GEO. W. CHOLWELL, Manu- facturer and Importer, Whole- sale and Retail Dealer in Pocket Books, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Shaving and Dressing Cases, Port Folios, Manifold Writers, Bankers' Cases, Bill Books, Travelling Money-Belts, Card Cases and Needle Books of pearl, silver, ivory, velvet and leather, Ivory Tablets, Chequer and Chess Boards, Spectacle Cases, Gold Pens, Pencil Cases of gold and silver, Pen Knives, &c. &c. Rich Toilet Articles of every des- cription. Also, Importer and Dealer in every description of French, English, and German Fancy Goods, 24 Maiden Lane.
H. SONDHEIM & CO., Im- . porters of French and Ger- man Fancy Goods, Buttons, Trim- nings, Jewelry, Perfumery, &c., Cedar st., N. Y.
KIMM & SWITZER; 116 William St., New York. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS of I BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED, frimmings and Fancy Goods, Linen Tapes & Bobbins, &c., &c.
P. BROWN, Manufacturer M. of Beadwork of every description, and Importer of Beads ind Fancy Goods, 17 Cedar street, New York.
OG A very large assortment.
French China.
D. G. & D. HAVILAND, No. 47 John st. Haviland & Co., Jemoges France, Importers of China of all kinds, white, gilt and decorated. A large stock.
furnaces & Ranges.
JOHN H. KEYSER, HOT AIR FURNACES, COOKING RANGES & STOVES,
MCGREGOR'S PATENT. No. 56 Cliff and 113 Beekman.
Furniture.
WILLIAM H. LEE, MANUFACTORY & WAREROOMS OF Chairs & Cabinet Furniture, No. 168 Fulton St., N. Y.
T THOMAS H. BEAL, FURNI- TURE and UPHOLSTERY Warerooms, No. 45 Vesey Street, New York.
Bilder.
BISHOP, Pencil Case Manu- A. facturer, Electro Gilder and Silver Plater, in all its various branches, Nos. 75 and 77 Nassau st., New York. Rooms 37 and 46 rear building.
Glaziers' Diamonds.
„J OHN DICKINSON, Importer of DIAMOND SPARKS. and Ma- nufacturer of GLAZIERS' PA- TENT SWIVEL DIAMONDS, No. 33 John Street, New York.
J OSHUA SHAW, GLAZIERS' SWIVEL DIAMONDS Manu- facturer, No. 142 Nassau st., N. Y. No travelling agents employed.
Gold Leaf.
ROBERT COTTIER, Manufac- turer of Gold and Silver Leaf, Dentists' Gold and Tin Foil, con- stantly on hand at New York prices. 186 Main st., Buffalo, N.Y.
BRONZE, Gold and Florence Leaf, &c. &c. Also Camphene, Pine Oil, Gas, Superior Patent Lamps, &c., for sale by WILMOT WILLIAMS, 138 Maiden Lane, New York.
Grocers.
CAM'L. P. EVERTS, Wholesale Dealer in
Fish and Provisions. 248 Fulton street, New York.
PLATT BRUSH, Wholesale Grocer, and Dealer in Provi- sions, Teas, Wines, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Segars, &c.&c., Clover, Timothy, Red Top and Orchard Grass Seeds. 160 West, cor. Robinson st., New York. HENRY P. BRUSH.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant, and Dealer in Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c., No. 11 State street, Albany, N. Y.
Guns.
BLUNT & SYMS, 177 Broadway.
M TANUFACTURERS of GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, of great variety of styles, six barrelled RE- VOLVERS, MUSKETS, &c., &c.
IMPORTERS of English and German Twist and Plain Double and Single Guns of all qualities, and in large quantities. Also Powder Flasks, Pouches, Shot- Belts, Locks, and all kinds of Gun materials for Gun Manufacturers
hardware.
BALDWIN & MANY, Builders' Hardware, Locksmiths' and Bell Hangers' Materials, Whole- sale and Retail, 34 John street, near Nassau, (corner building) N. Y .- Sole Agents for Dixon's Black Lead Crucibles.
H ENRY CROMWELL, Impor- ter & Wholesale Dealer in Hardware & Cutlery, 79 Barclay st. near Greenwich, N. Y.
ELLINGHAUS & CO., Solin- gen, Germany, Manufacturers of Cutlery, Edge Tools, Files and Hardware, Importers of Fancy Goods, Needles, etc. etc.
WM. WALSCHEID, Agent, Of- fice, 65 Broad st., N. Y.
J. B. WINDLE & CO., 56 Maiden Lane, Importers and Manu- facturers of Table Cutlery, House and Ship Furnishing Hardware & Tinware, &c. &c.
farps.
F. BROWNE & CO. Makers J. & Importers of Grand, Semi- Grand, and Six Octave Double Action Harps. Warerooms, 295 Broadway, next block above the Irving House.
fides.
N. GILMAN & SON, Dealers in Patney & Spanish Hides. Leather and Oil, 72 Gold st., N. Y.
hose.
L EATHER HOSE FOR FIRE Engines, Steamboats, Facto- ries, Street Washers, &c., manu- factured from the best oak-tanned leather, with wrought copper riv- ets, always on hand and for sale by JOHN H. BOWIE & CO., Cur- riers and Leather Dealers, 30 Fer- ry st .; who have also for sale, Calfskins, Wax & Grain Upper Leather, and Curried Leather of every description.
fjosierp.
[AMES KEELEY, Importer of Hosiery and Gloves, 12 Pine st., N. Y.
hotels.
B ENNET'S TEMPERANCE HOUSE, near the Liberty Pole, J. H. BAILEY, { Prop. BUFFALO. D. B. HULL, S Passengers & Baggage convey- ed to and from the House, free of charge.
CLARK'S VILLAGE HOTEL, Ballston Spa, by S. B. Med- bery .- Livery Stable attached.
CAVE HOUSE, Howe's Cave, Cobleskill, Schoharie Co. N. Y., Lester Howe, Proprietor.
NEWARK VALLEL HOTEL. fronting the Public Square, Newark Valley, Tioga Co., N. Y, by Lincoln & Stebbins .- Stages leave daily for Owego & Cortland. connecting with N. Y. & Erie Rail Road.
WELLAND HOUSE, W. D. STEWART, OSWEGO, N. Y.
hotel Annunciator.
A NEW INVENTION,
Intended as a substitute for the usual suit of
Bells in Hotels, Steamboats, Private Dwellings, &c.
It is extremely simple in its con- struction, and may be attached to the wires used in the old arrange- ment of Bells .- 132} William st., New York.
T. D. JACKSON & CO.
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India Rubber Goods.
ITEAD QUARTERS FOR GOODYEAR'S PATENT RUBBER, 19 Nassau st. Country merchants and others are invited to look at the largest stock of Metallic or Vulcan- ized_Rubber Goods ever offered in America ;- over $100,000 in amount, and comprising about four hundred different articles, all useful and desirable. Manu- factured by, and for sale at the Depot of the
UNION INDIA RUBBER CO. 19 Nassau street, N. Y. Hr Caution .- Look out for worthless imitations. Buy only those stamped "Goodyear's Pa- tent, 1844 .??
INDIA RUBBER MANUFAC- TURER, Horace H. Day, 23 Cortlandt st., N. Y .- $100,000 Cap- ital-20 years in the business-has built, owns, and runs 3 factories- warrants his goods, sells cheap.
METALLIC RUBBER SHOES. T THE Subscriber still continues Sole Agent for L. Candee's celebrated high finished metallic RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES & GAI- TERS at the old stand, No. 248 Pearl st. New York.
M. J. FRISBIE. Wholesale Commission Dealer in all kinds of Rubber Goods.
H AYWARD RUBBER CO. Manufacturers of Spring Tempered Metallic Rubber Boots and Shoes, Colchester, Conn. Stores, 20 & 22 Central st. Boston.
T THE NEWARK INDIA RUB- BER MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers, ( NOT AGENTS) offer to dealers all kinds of India Rubber Goods.
Their India Rubber Shoes possess qualities that give them the preference over all others. Their flexibility remains the same in all climates ; and their elegant fine jet black polish is not made by common varnish, which cracks and peals off the first time they are worn.
Dealers, know your interest ! Buy of the Manufacturers, at their Factory in Newark, N. J. or at their Store, No. 59 Maiden lane, New York. H. HUTCHINSON, President.
New York India Rubber Warehouse.
D. HODGMAN, Manufacturer and Dealer in VULCANIZED India Rubber Goods, 27 Maiden Lane, and 59 Nassau st. Factory foot of 25th st. East River, N. Y.
Iron Founders.
Williamsburgh Iron Foundry, Corner of Eighth & Ainslie sts. Grates, Fenders, Summer Pie- ces, and all Ornamental Castings, made to order. Orders received at No. 7 Dutch st. New York. JAMES RITCHIE.
W ORRALL & CO. New York Iron Foundry, Printing Press and Saw Manufactory, 22, 24, 26 and 28 Elm, and 67 Duane sts.
NOAH WORRALL, WADE B. WORRALL.
Lamps.
W. H. STARR & FELLOWES, Manufacturers of
GAS FIXTURES, Chandeliers, Solar, Camphene, Burning Fluid and Phosgene LAMPS,
GIRANDOLES, HALL LAMPS, &C. Manufacturers also of
CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID, AND PHOSGENE. 67 Beekman st. N. Y.
CHARLES FULLER,
EALER in Jennings' New Pa- tent Premium Safety Gas D Lamps, also, Camphene, Spirit Gas, Oil and Lard Lamps, Hall and other Lanterns, Girandoles, Chandeliers. &c. of the most ap- proved patterns ; Britannia and Glass Ware, Cutlery and Fancy Ornaments.
ALSO CAMPHENE, Spirit Gas, Phosgene Gas, OIL, WICKS, GLASSES, & C. No. 273 Greenwich, between Warren and Chambers sts. New York.
Lamp Wicks.
Lamp Wicks! Lamp Wicks!
NEW YORK MANUFACTUR- ING COMPANY, Office No. 6 Broadway, New York, offer to buyers their superior Lamp Wicks, of every size and descrip- tion, on accommodating terms. HARDING & REED.
Machine Cards.
SARGENT & MORTIMER,
Manufacturers of WOOLEN AND COTTON MACHINE CARDS, Deal- ers in Woolen and Cotton Manu- facturers' Articles.
Auburn, New York.
Machinery.
Matteawan Machine Works. OCOMOTIVE Engines, of every size and pattern. Al- L so Tenders, Wheels, Axles, and other Railroad Machinery. Sta- tionery Engines, Boilers, &c. ar- ranged for Driving Cotton, Wool- en and other Mills. Cotton and Woolen Machinery, of every de- scription, embodying all the mo- dern improvements. Mill Geer- ing, from probably the most ex- tensive assortment of Patterns in this line, in any section of the country. Tools, Turning Lathes, Slabbing, Planing, Cutting, and Drilling Machines, together with all other Tools required in Ma- chine Shops. Apply at No. 66 Beaver st. New York City, to WILLIAM B. LEONARD, Agent.
TRON FOUNDERS' FACING DUSTS, of best quality, for sale by G. O. ROBERTSON, 4 Liberty Place, Liberty st., near the Post Office, New York.
Manufctrs' Supplies.
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COTTON AND WOOLEN MA- NUFACTURERS' SUPPLIES AND MACHINERY, of every de- scription.
ANDREWS & JESUP. 70 Pine st., New York.
Marble Works.
D EXTER BELDEN'S MAR- BLE WORKS, Corner Ter- race and Erie streets, Buffalo.
American and Foreign Marble Mantels, Monuments, Mural Tab- lets, Marble in block, slab, &c.&c. Also, Grates, Soap Stone, Fire Brick, Plaster Paris, &c. &c., at Wholesale and Retail.
Math. Instruments.
BENJ. PIKE & SONS, Manufac- turers of Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments, 166 Broadway, N. Y. Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Needles, &c.
T. BARNETT, Importer of Needles, Pins, Steel Pens, fine Cutlery, &c., No. 84 Cedar- street, near Broadway, New York.
JAMES KEELEY, Agent for Manufacturers of Needles, Fish Hooks, Threads, Bindings, Hosiery and small wares generally, No. 12 Pine-street. New York.
TAMES KEELEY, Importer of Needles and Fish Hooks, No. 12 Pine-street, N. Y.
Dils.
1EORGE S. GILBERT, Manu- I facturer of Sperm, Elephant, Whale and Lard Oils, 124 and 126 Furman-street, (between Atlantic and Fulton Ferries, and first from the River,) Brooklyn.
N EATS-FOOT OIL, warranted PURE, and, for OILING LEA- THER or MACHINERY, superior to the best Sperm Oil. Also, a supply of all kinds of Glue.
PETER COOPER, 17 Burling Slip. N. Y.
Paint.
WM. BLAKE, No. 3, Broad- street, N. Y., Patentee of Blake's Patent Fire and Weather Proof Ohio Paint or Artificial Slate.
Paper Boxes.
FTENRY JONES, Manufacturer of Paper Boxes, Sample Cards, Morocco Cases-Dealer in Fancy Paper and Fine Box Boards, No. 115 John-street, New York.
Paper hangings.
ROCKWELL BROTHERS, Im- porters and Manufacturers of Paper Hangings and Oil Painted Window Shades, 21 Cortlandt-st., New York.
D. HARRIS, Jr., Manufacturer and Dealer in Paper Hang- ings, Window Shades and Paper Boxes, 8 Green-street, Albany.
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BUSINESS REGISTER-NEW YORK.
L STEELE & CO., Manufac- turers and Importers of Pa- per Hangings, Borders, Fire Board Patterns, Window Shades, &c .. Nos 360 & 362 Broadway, Albany.
Paper Warehouses.
HANNA & BEEBE, COMMISSION PAPER WARE- HOUSE, No. 109 Fulton-street New York. SAMUEL HANNA, RODERICK BEEBE.
PERSSE & BROOKS, Paper Manufacturers .-- Warehouse 65 & 67 Nassau-street, New York.
Paris Green.
P GREEN, S BRAND, Manufactured and sold by THEODORE SWARTZ, 32 Burling Slip, N. Y.
Pens.
B BROTHERS & CO .. Manufacturers of Diamond Pointed Gold Pens and Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, 101 William- it.,N. Y. and 91 Wash'tn-st., Boston.
BLAKENEY'S
YOLD PEN MANUFACTORY, T 42 & 44 Nassau-street, (up stairs,) corner of Liberty, New York. Gold Pens, large, small and medium size ; also, Gold and Silver Cases,
G. & E. M. SMITH, (Late of the Firm of A. G. Bagley & Co.) MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD PENS. PENHOLDERS AND PENCILS, No. 16 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. THE Subscribers are manufac- turing Gold Pens and Pencils, of the best quality. All Pens sold from our office are first proved to be perfect. The public are invited to call.
G. & E. M. SMITH, 16 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Pianos.
BOARDMAN & GRAY, Piano DForte, (with their Patent Dolce Campana Attachment,) Manufac- tory and Music Ware Rooms, . Old Elm Tree Corner," Nos. 4 and 6 North Pearl, near State-st., Albany.
Plumbers.
W. RIDGWAY, Plumber and F. Hydraulic Engineer. Pumps, Bathing Apparatus, Water Clos- ets, and Hydraulic Machinery of every description. Manufacturer of Lead Retorts for Chlorine, Gas, and other Chemical Apparatus, 115 and 117 State-street, Albany. Late of New York.
Pocket Books.
COOK'S PORTE MONNAIE POCKET BOOK, and Razor Strap Manufactory, 98 Fulton st., New York.
Printers.
OLIVER & BROTHER, STEAM JOB PRINTERS, 89 NASSAU STREET, Sun Building, New York. Improved Steam Presses for all kinds of work. Yankee Card Presses. Designs and great facili- ties for Country Merchants. Call and see.
Publishers.
OWLERS & WELLS, Phreno- logists, No. 131 Nassau street, Clinton Hall, N. Y., Publish works on Phrenology, Physiology and Magnetism.
FTALLOCK & LYON, UNI- VERSALIST BOOK SEL- LERS and Publishers, CHRIS- TIAN MESSENGER, &c., 3 Astor House, Barclay st., New York.
W F. BURGESS, Publisher & · Wholesale Dealer in Cheap Publications, No. 22 Ann street, New York.
Pumps.
DOWNS. MYNDERSE & CO., Machinists and Iron Founders, Patentees, sole Manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers in the celebra- ted Patent Cast Iron Revolving Spout, Well and Cistern Pumps, Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., N. Y.
Saddlery.
C. S. STORMS, Wholesale and Retail Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufacturer, 53 Fulton, c. Cliff st. Particular attention paid to city work, and fitting horses. Military equipments conform- able to the U. S. Regulations.
Saleratus.
BROWN & LAMBERT, Manu- facturers of Saleratus, Super Carb. Soda, &c., Wholesale Deal- ers in Cream Tartar, 117 Front st. near Wall, New York.
Sams, etr :.
AMERICAN STAR - SAW FILE WORKS.
Samuel D. Willmott, 8 Liberty st., N. Y.
Has always on hand for sale an Asortment of his approved and: superior C. S. warranted.
SAWS & FILES, Manufactured at his Establishment at Williamsburgh, L. I.
J TOHN ROBERTS, Manufactur- er, Repairer & Dealer in Saws of every description, 7 Swan st. near Main, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sheetings.
STARR & BABCOCK, 76 Cedar st., N. Y., Wholesale Dealers in Bleached and Brown Sheetings. Merrimac Prints, Crash, Drills, Ticking, Bagging, Carpet-Warp, Yarn, Bats, Wick, Twine, &c., &c., for cash or city acceptance.
Shoe Sindings.
H. WING & CO., Last, Boot Tree and Peg Manufacturers, No. 8 Exchange street, Buffalo, N. Y. Also, Dealers in Findings.
Silver Plating.
MURRAY & FALIHEE'S Sil- ver Plating Establishment. 556 Broadway, New York.
Steam Boiler Better.
D. CARPENTER, Patentee and Proprietor of Improved Plan of Setting Steam Boilers, Office. 66 Beaver street, New York.
Stoves.
W RACE & CO., Manufactur- ers and Proprietors of Race's celebrated Patent Self- Regulator for Stoves-also Cast Tops and Bottoms for the same- Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., N. Y.
Threshing Machines.
W THEELER, MELICK & CO., Manufacturers of Wheeler's Patent Horse Powers, Over-Shot Separating Threshers, and other Agricultural Machines, cor. Ham- ilton & Liberty sts., Albany, N. Y.
Tobacco.
PAYNE & M'NAUGHTON, Manufacturers of Tobacco, Snuff. Cigars, Chocolate and Pre- pared Cocoa. Dealers in Pipes. Matches, Mustard, Plug Tobacco. and Imported Cigars, Snuff Boxes. &c. No. 7 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
Darnish.
MINETT & CO., .. MANUFACTURERS OF COACH RODY . And other Copal Vasnishes, 60 Pearl st. New York.
Dagm'y &. Dentil'g.
Chilson, Allen, Walker & Co., 351 Broadway, New York. Chilson's Air Warming and Ven- tilating Furnace, DE Clark's Ven- tilaring Stoves; Emerson's·Venti- Iators.
Matches.
PAUL A. BREZ, Importer of Watches, Clocks, Musical Boxes, Tools and Materials for Watchmakers, No. 29 Cortlandt st. New York.
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BUSINESS REGISTER-NEW YORK.
S. BALDWIN, IMPORTER OF FINE WATCHES. Agent for Charles Taylor & Son's London Movements. 170 Broadway cor. Maiden lane, NEW YORK.
PLATT & BROTHER,20 Maiden lane, New York, Importers and Manufacturers of Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Fancy Goods land every new and desirable arti- cle suitable for the trade.
E. RICE, 16 Maiden lane, Im- L. porter of Watches & Watch viovements-agent for David Tay- lor's fine London Movements.
E. ROBBINS, agent for David R. Taylor's celebrated London Watches, 35 John st. New York.
E. ROBBINS, 35 John street, R. New York, keeps always on hand the genuine manufactures of Cooper, Taylor.Tobias, Hess, Bees- ley. Harrison, and common watch- es and movements in large variety, at the lowest prices.
R. E. ROBBINS, 35 John st. Im- porter of English Watches and Movements.
MORRIS L. SAMUEL & CO., 18 Platt st. N. Y., Manufactu- rers' Agents for all kinds of Watch- es and Watch Movements, Watch Tools and Materials.
MORRIS L. SAMUEL, EDWIN DUNN.
& H. SIMONS, Importers of E. English & French Watches and Watch Materials ; sole import- ers of Simons' (49 King square, London,) Watches .- 33 Maiden lane, New York.
Window Shades.
J. C. WOODFORD, 295 Broad- way, New York .- French Window Shades, Gilt Cornices. Draperies, Curtain Materials, Fur, Gimps,Drapery Tassels, Loops,&c. Upholstery Goods in general, di- rect from Europe. N. B .- Partic- ular attention paid to orders from abroad.
Wool.
P ETERS' BUFFALO WOOL DEPOT. The Wool is sorted by the fleece, and various grades made according to the wants of the trade.
Fullers' Soap and Lard Oil kep on hand at Manufacturers' prices T. C. PETERS. Buffalo, Jan. 1st, 1850.
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