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100,000
..
Albany Exchange Bank
Albany . . . .
Geo. W. Stanton . Noah Lee.
Tuesdays and Fridays
100,000
....
American Bank
Mayville, Chautauque Co
Wm. Green,
James M. Cook.
. .
....
Bank of Bainbridge
Bainbridge, Chenango Co.
L. Bigelow .
Bank of Central New York
Utica, Oneida Co.
A. Thomas
T. O. Grannis
Bank of Ithaca
Ithaca, Tompkins Co Wm. Randall.
Bank of Lansingburgh
Lansingburgh, Rensselaer Co ... Lowville, Lewis Co
John S. Fake.
P. M. Corbin
Wednesdays
120,000
Bank of Monroe ...
State st., Rochester, Monroe Co .. Newburgh, Orange Co ...
James K. Livingston
Ralph Lester
Bank of New Rochelle
New Rochelle, Westchester Co. D. Sayre ..
S. Barton
..
....
428
NEW YORK MERCANTILE UNION DIRECTORY.
Bank of Albany
42 State st., Albany, Albany Co ..
Dansville, Livingston Co
W. E. Sill
NAME.
LOCATION.
PRESIDENT.
CASHIER.
DISCOUNT DAYS.
CAP.
SH.
VAL. PAR
Bank of Syracuse
Troy, Rensselaer Co
Nathan Dauchy
John Paine ...
Tuesdays.
440,000
22,000
20
Bank of Troy
Utica, Oneida Co ..
Thos. Walker.
W. B. Welles
Bank of Utica.
Chs. Seymour.
Henry K. Sanger.
Every Day
100,000
1,000
100
Bank of Vernon ..
Vernon, Oneida Co.
John J. Knox.
T. F. Hand .
Daily ..
54.828
Bank of Watertown
Watertown, Jefferson Co
Thos. C. Chittenden
H. G. Gilbert
Daily
100,000
1,250
80
Bank of Waterville.
20,000
. .
Bank of Westfield.
100.000
. .
Bank of Whitehall ..
S. Newton Dexter
J. S. Thomas
Mondays and Thursdays
120,000
2,400
50
Bank of Whitestown
L. Paddock.
H. G. Gilbert.
Daily
100.000
4.000
25
Brooklyn Bank.
100,000
400
25
Broome County Bank.
Jacob Cromwell.
W. B. Storm
Wednesdays
120.000
2.400
50
Camden Bank
Francis N. Wilson
H. Hill.
Tuesdays
250,000
10,000
25
Cayuga Lake Bank.
Ithaca, Tompkins Co
120,000
4,000
30
Central Bank.
Cherry Valley, Otsego Co
David H. Little
Horatio J. Olcott
Daily
Champlain Bank.
Ellenburgh, Clinton Co.
Samuel Barrett.
Robert Newland
Chemung Canal Bank
Elmira, Chemung Co
Chs. Cook
John Arnot. ..
104,000
1,040
100
City Bank.
Oswego, Oswego Co
Elias Plum .
Fred. Leake
157,500
1.575
100
Commercial Bank
40 State st., Albany, Albany Co ..
J. Townsend
James Taylor
300.000
1,500
200
Commercial Bank
Friendship, Allegany Co.
Luther Stowell ..
Chs. Colgate
50,000
Commercial Bank.
Rochester, Monroe Co
Asa Sprague ..
Geo. R. Clark
330,000
33,000
100
Commercial Bank
Whitehall, Washington Co
A. H. Griswold.
C. M. Davison
Corning Bank
Painted Post, Steuben Co ..
H. W. Bostwick
L. Mallory
Cortland County Bank
Cincinnatus, Cortland Co
B. Palmer
Cuyler Bank .
Palmyra, Wayne Co
139,400
1,394
100
Drovers' Bank.
Ogdensburgh, St. Lawrence Co.
G. W. Smith
H. Leonard
Duchess County Bank
Amenia. Duchess Co
H. Vail ...
Silas Arnold.
Andrew Thompson
100.000
R. Codd .
Andrew Houliston
50,000
W. T. Rogers
Daily .
60,000
Exchange Bank ...
Lockport, Niagara Co
D. W. Tomlinson
J. E. Pierpont
Farmers' Bank
Troy, Rensselaer Co
J. Van Schoonhoven
Philander Wells
Thursdays
278,000
6,200 40 & 2,200 50
Farmers' Bank
Amsterdam, Montgomery Co ...
Cornelius Miller.
Marquis Barnes
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank ..
Rochester, Monroe Co.
A. G. Smith
E. Huntington
Farmers' and Drovers' Bank ....
Somers, Westchester Co ..
Horace Bailey
E. Howland .
Farmers' & Mech. B'k of Genesee Batavia, Genesee Co.
J. S. Ganson.
O. Ballard
Daily
51,400
514
100
Farmers' Bank
Mina. Chautauque Co.
J. Relf
95,000
429
NEW YORK MERCANTILE UNION DIRECTORY.
J. Wilkinson ..
Horace White.
$175,000
1,750 $100
Syracuse, Onondaga Co
Waterville, Oneida Co.
J. Candee
D. B. Goodwin.
Tuesdays and Fridays
Westfield. Chautauque Co
Sextus H. Hungerford.
H. W. Palmer
Whitestown, Oneida Co
75,000
. .
Black River Bank
Brooklyn, Kings Co
John Blunt.
Hector Morrison
Tuesdays and Fridays
Daily
125,000
Catskill Bank.
Catskill, Greene Co
Cayuga County Bank
Auburn, Cayuga Co
Nelson Beardsley
J. N. Starin
50.000
. .
Chautauque County Bank
Jamestown, Chautauque Co
James Wheeler
Alex. Wright
Daily
Chester Bank
Chester, Orange Co
J. H. Reynolds
Delos De Wolf.
Commercial Bank.
Troy, Rensselaer Co
Saturdays .. Mondays and Thursdays.
100,000
. .
Commercial Bank.
Lockport, Niagara Co
S. P. Stokes, Banker
Geo. W. Cuyler
S. P. Seymour
60,000
Delaware Bank
Delhi, Delaware Co.
H. D. Gould
W. H. Griswold
Mondays and Thursdays
Essex County Bank
Keeseville, Essex Co.
Exchange Bank
Buffalo, Erie Co.
H. S. Harvey .
[50
Exchange Bank of Genesee ..
Alexander, Genesee Co
Every Day .
110,000
..
..
Bank of Utica Branch
Canandaigua, Ontario Co
150,000
..
J. N. Hungerford.
Whitehall. Washington Co
Wm. A. Moore.
C. Strong
Camden, Oneida Co
D. E. Bishop
J. B. McLane.
M. Hale ..
....
. .
. .
. .
Watertown, Jefferson Co.
Binghamton, Broome Co
T. R. Morgan
. .
430
NEW YORK MERCANTILE UNION DIRECTORY.
NAME.
LOCATION.
PRESIDENT.
CASHIER.
DISCOUNT DAYS.
CAP.
SH.
PAR
VAL.
Farmers' and Manuf. Bank ..
Poughkeepsie, Duchess Co.
Wm. A. Davies
F. W. Davis.
Daily ..
$300,000
3,000 $100
Farmers' Bank
Hudson, Columbia Co ..
E. Gifford.
A. R. Holmes
Tuesdays
100.000
100
100
Fort Plain Bank
Fort Plain, Montgomery Co
J. H. Mayer.
I. C. Babcock.
Fort Stanwix Bank ..
Rome, Oneida Co.
David Utley
W. W. Nellis.
Tuesdays
120,000
2,200
50
Franklin County Bank
Malone, Franklin Co.
S. C. Wead
A. B. Parmelee
80,000
Franklin Bank
French Creek, Chautauque Co .. Le Roy, Genesee Co ..
John Lent. ..
M. P. Lampson
Genesee Valley Bank.
Mount Morris, Livingston Co
J. B. Bond
R. S. Ralston
Hartford Bank ..
Hartford, Washington Co
G. W. Wesley
Albert G. Story
Daily.
200,000
8,000
25
Highland Bank.
Newburgh, Orange Co.
Geo. Cornwell
Alfred Post
Daily
200,000
4,000
50
Hudson River Bank
Hudson, Columbia Co
Oliver Wiswall
Aaron B. Scott.
Thursdays
150,000
3,000
50
Hungerford Bank
Adams, Jefferson Co.
S. D. Hungerford, Banker
A. D. Grinnell .
Tuesdays and Fridays ... Mondays and Thursdays.
200,000
2,000
100
Kingston Bank
Kingston, Ulster Co. Clinton, Oneida Co.
A. Gridley
W. Gridley.
Knickerbocker Bank
Genoa, Cayuga Co
J. M. Dunning .
E. N. Merriam
100,000
1,000
100
Livingston County Bank.
117,000
2.350 50
Lockport Bank and Trust Co
Lockport, Niagara Co.
I. C. Colton ..
Long Island Bank
Brooklyn, Kings Co.
Wm. S. Herriman
Gec. L. Sampson
Wednesdays and Saturdays
300.000
6,000 50
Luther Wright's Bank
Oswego, Oswego Co.
L. Wright ....
S. H. Lathrop.
Daily
100,000
1,000
100
Mechanics' and Farmers' Bank ..
Albany, Albany Co.
Thomas Olcott
Tuesdays and Fridays ...
150,000
..
Merchants' Bank.
M. J. Myers.
James H. Fonda.
Wednesdays
150,000 1,500
100
Merchants' Bank
E. J. Townsend
H. Johnson ..
Daily
250,000
Wednesdays
300,000
6,000
50
Daily
100,000
1,000
100
Mohawk Bank
Schenectady, Schenectady Co .. J. I. Degraff Mohawk Village, Montg'y Co ... Johnstown, Montgomery Co .. .. James W. Miller Elias Root
Rufus H. King .
J. B. Plumb
369,600
13,200
28
New York State Bank
Albany, 69 State st., Albany Co. Durham, Greene Co ..
Platt Adams ..
A. Marks
North Granville, Washington Co.
J. M. Pinkney
J. T. Walsh
60,000
.. ..
Madrid, St. Lawrence Co ..
J. Horton ... .
A. Greenleaf.
...
....
John D. Judson.
Tuesdays and Fridays
100,000
2,000
50
F. H. Tows ..
H. L. Lansing
Alfred Munson
B. B. Lansing.
Tuesdays and Fridays
400.000
4.000 100
....
Herkimer County Bank
Little Falls, Herkimer Co
Henry P. Alexander
10,000
Henry Keep's Bank.
Watertown, Jefferson Co.
Henry Keep, Banker.
O. V. Brainard
200,000
..
James Bank ..
Jamesville, Saratoga Co
J. W. James ..
Jefferson County Bank
Watertown, Jefferson Co
J. H. Hasbrouck
J. S. Smith
....
....
. .
Lewis County Bank.
Martinsburgh, Lewis Co. Geneseo, Livingston Co
L. Lyon. ..
Allen Ayrault.
Ephraim Cone.
Daily.
J. J. B. Spooner
Daily
Madison County Bank .. McIntyre Bank . ..
Adirondack, Essex Co
Andrew Porteons
Alex. Ralph ..
442,000 26,000 17
Merchants' Bank
Ellery, Chautauque Co .... Poughkeepsie, Duchess Co Buffalo, Erie Co.
Carmel, Putnam Co
S. Washburn
Edgar Washburn
85,000
Merchants' and Farmers' Bank.
Ithaca, Tompkins Co .
J. B. Williams
Henry Hungerford
Merch. and Mech. Bank of Troy Troy, Rensselaer Co. Middletown Bank
South Middletown, Orange Co .. J. Davis ..
W. B. Walton
Wednesdays
165,000
Mohawk Valley Bank .
F. E. Spinner.
Montgomery County Bank
Ed. Wells
New York Stock Bank Northern Canal Bank ... Northern Exchange Bank
Northern Bank of New York ... Ogdensburgh Bank .. Oliver Lee & Co. Bank
Ogdensburgh, St. Lawrence Co. James Averill.
150,000
Oneida Bank .
Cazenovia, Madison Co
Jacob Ten Eyck.
B. R. Wendell.
Thos. W. Olcott.
O. Benedict
T. Edmonds, Jr. .
..
Merchants' and Farmers' Bank.
Geo. Vail
Chs. S. Douglas . .
Wm. M. Graham
150.000
Wm. H. Jones, Banker
Genesee County Bank
100,000
.. .
136.050
1360% 100
Brasher Falls, St. Lawrence Co. C. T. Hubbard.
Buffalo, Erie Co. Utica, Oneida Co.
N. M. Woodruff
Kirkland Bank.
NAME.
LOCATION.
PRESIDENT.
CASHIER.
DISCOUNT DAYS.
CAP.
SH.
PAR
VAL
Onondaga County Bank
Syracuse, Onondaga Co.
Oliver Teall.
H. White.
$150,000
3,000
50
Ontario Bank.
Canandaigua, Ontario Co ..
John Greig.
H. B. Gibson.
Tuesdays
500,000
10,000 50
Ontario Branch Bank.
Genesee st., Utica, Oneida Co ... A. B. Johnson
James S. Lynch
Fridays.
300,000
6,000
50
Oswego County Bank.
Granby, Oswego Co ...
W. G. Young.
Otsego County Bank
Cooperstown, Otsego Co
Henry Phinney .
Henry Scott.
Daily
100,000
4,000
25
Palmyra Bank.
Buffalo, Erie Co
A. D. Patchin.
T. W. Patchin.
100,000
Daily
100,000
1,000
100
Powell Bank
Newburgh, Orange Co
Samuel Williams
Thos. C. Ring
Daily
93,000
930
100
Prattsville Bank
Prattsville, Greene Co
Zadock Pratt.
J. Hopkins ..
Pratt Bank ..
Buffalo, Erie Co
E. Pratt
T. B. Sears
50,000
Putnam County Bank
Farmers' Mills, Putnam Co
D. Kent
H. Townsend.
Putnam Valley Bank
Putnam Valley, Putnam Co.
A. Smith
Daily
100,000
400,000
4,000
100
Sackett's Harbor Bank.
Sackett's Harbor, Jefferson Co . .
E. G. Merrick
J. C. Dann
Saratoga Bank ..
Waterford, Saratoga Co
J. Knickerbocker
M. S. Scott
Security Bank.
Huntsville ....
A. Hunt.
L. D. Taylor.
150,000
3,000
50
Schenectady Bank.
Schenectady, Schenectady Co .. Waterloo, Seneca Co
David S. Skaats
Wm. V. J. Mercer.
200,000
State Bank
Saugerties, Ulster Co
R. N. Isaacs
John Magee
Suffolk County Bank
Sag Harbor, Suffolk Co
Wm. Adams.
G. S. Adams.
Tuesdays
100,000
.. ....
Tanners' Bank .
Catskill, Greene Co Ithaca, Tompkins Co
Hermon Camp.
N. T. Williams
250,000
Troy City Bank.
Troy, Rensselaer Co.
Geo. B. Warren
Silas K. Stow
Mondays
300,000
6,000 50
Unadilla Bank ..
Unadilla, Otsego Co.
A. B. Watson.
C. J. Hays ..
Daily ...
150,500
..
Ulster County Bank
Kingston, Ulster Co Utica, Oneida Co .
Hiram Denio ..
C. S. Wilson.
Tuesdays and Fridays
200,000
4,000 50
Village Bank ..
Randolph, Cattaraugus Co.
T. S. Sheldon
J. C. Calhoun.
. .
Warren County Bank
Johnsburgh, Warren Co
L. B. Barnes.
Edwin Andrews
Daily
50,000
...
Mondays and Thursdays
200,000
5,000
40
60,000
.... ...
White Plains Bank .
White Plains, Westchester Co E. Crawford
Wooster Sherman's Bank.
Watertown, Jefferson Co. W. Sherman
John H. Rice.
Daily .
35,000
..
...
Yates County Bank.
Penn Yan, Yates Co ... Asa Cole
W. M. Oliver.
Wednesdays
100,000
2,000 50
..
Palmyra, Wayne Co.
Pliney Saxton, Banker
15,000
Patchin Bank
Pine Plains, Duchess Co
R. W. Bostwick.
J. F. Hull . .. .
Pine Plains Bank
Exchange st., Rochester, Mon. Co.
Freeman Clark
P. W. Handy
Rochester Bank .
28 State st., Rochester, Monroe Co. Thos. H. Rochester.
C. T. Amsden
Wednesdays and Saturdays
..
J. Cady.
Wm. L. Goodrich.
Seneca County Bank
Steuben County Bank.
Bath, Steuben Co.
W. W. McCay
..
S. S. Day
F. Hill.
James S. Evans
Fridays
100,000
2,000 50
Utica City Bank.
Greenwich, Washington Co
Henry Holmes Geo. C. Sherman
P. V. Rogers.
Peekskill, Westchester Co.
Isaac Seymour
D. F. Clapp
Buffalo, Erie Co ..
Geo. C. White
William Williams
.... ....
Washington County Bank Watertown Bank and Loan Co .. Westchester County Bank . . White's Bank of Buffalo
Watertown, Jefferson Co
W. W. Watson
. .
NEW YORK MERCANTILE UNION DIRECTORY.
431
..
Rochester City Bank.
Tompkins County Bank
Cornelius Bruyn
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
CYRUS W. FIELD & CO.,
Importers and Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
PAPER AND PAPER MANUFACTURERS' MATERIALS.
NO. 11 CLIFF STREET, NEW YORK,
OFFER FOR SALE,
PAPER.
Sampling Paper,
Manilla
FOR PAPER MAKERS.
Printing Paper
Sand
Writing
Wrapping
Colored
Sheathing
Rags,
Envelope
Sand «
Canvas,
Tissue
Match Box "
Bagging,
Plate
Shoe
Grass Rope,
Sized
66
Tobacco
Junk,
Jackets,
Hanging
Carpet
Rope Cuttings,
Copying
66
Candle
Bleaching Powder,
Blotting
66
Sugar Loaf «
Alum,
Lithograph
Music
BOARDS.
Copperas,
Silk
Hose
"
Trunk 66
Ultramarine,
Marble
66
Band Box
Lime.
Patent Sheathing Felt,
Hatters'
Bonnet 66
Coloring Materials,
Cloth
66
Straw
Feltings,
Hardware
Card
Fourdrinier Wires,
Tip
Press Papers,
Wire Cloth,
Wire, Screen Plates, Twine,
Paper Machinery, Rag Cutters,
Rope Cutters, Dusters, Engine Plates,
Bank Note
Tea
Wrapping Stock,
Engine Bars,
Deckle Straps, Webbing, Ruling Pens.
SUNDRIES.
Oil of Vitriol,
Binders' Boards,
Smalts,
Filtering
Cards, Card Sheets,
Patent Boiler
Printers' Blankets, Polishing Cloth, Printing Ink.
Paper of any size and weight made to order at short notice. Liberal Advances made on Consignments of Paper and other Merchandise.
Cash paid for Rags, and all other Paper Manufacturers' Stock at our RAG WAREHOUSE, No. 94 BEEKMAN - STREET.
Soda Ash,
KUMBEL'S PATENT MACHINE -STRETCHED . LEATHER BANDING. 11.6
THE ONLY PATENTED BAND IN THE UNITED STATES.
Triumphant over all opposition this article has once more received the highest of all premiums, the Gold Medal, at the Fair of the " American Institute," in October, 1849. Awarded upon mature consideration, and severe test (in competition), of the superiority and originality of their principles of construction ; thus recognizing after thorough practical and public trial, that rank and position which the manufacturing community has long since assigned it as the
Best Leather Band Manufactured in the United States.
THIS banding is made of the solid part only of the best Oak Leather, is thoroughly stretched, cement- ed and riveted, will run straight and has a perfect bearing upon the pulleys.
From the superior mode of its manufacture it possesses remarkable Strength and Durability, beyond any banding manufactured. It also excels in its running qualities any band made upon other principles or of other materials.
The Belt made of Leather is the only one that can be relied upon to perform well in all situations. It neither melts with friction, sticks to the pulleys, nor frets into shreds ; nor is it subject to sudden combustion and destruction ; all which are marked characteristics of Beltings made from Gums.
The Patent Machine-stretched Leather Banding, as made by the Subscriber, will stand more heat, more cold, more friction, and is far more durable than those above referred to ; and for all practical purposes, it can also be made water proof.
The best evidence of its quality is its adoption by nearly all extensive Manufacturers and Machinists throughout the city and country, the River and Sound steamers, and (with marked approbation) by the various lines of Ocean steamers. Since its introduction by the subscriber, it has revolutionized ma- chinery to the general exclusion of gearing ; and the approval of practical mechanics is further emphati- cally expressed by the steady increase in the demand for it from year to year. Every Belt is warranted to possess all the qualities requisite for durability and good performance, or the money returned.
They can be furnished of any length and width from 1 to 24 inches, either single, double, or round. Also superior Lace Leather, with rivets, burrs, punches, setts, &c.
WILLIAM KUMBEL, Original Inventor & Manufacturer,
33 Ferry street, New York.
DESCRIPTION OF
STREVER'S FORCE PUMPS.
THE two-inch Cylinder Pumps will discharge from 15 to 20 gallons per minute, and force it from 30 to 40 feet. These are calculated for Dwelling Houses, Garden Engines, and family purposes.
The three-inch Cylinder will discharge from 20 to 30 gallons per minute, and force it from 50 to 75 feet. This size discharges one and a quarter inch stream of water. These pumps can be used with equal effect with hot liquids.
The four-inch Cylinder will discharge from 40 to 50 gallons per minute, and force it from 75 to 125 feet. This size discharges a two-inch stream of water and can be worked with man, horse, water or steam power. Stroke of piston from 3 to 8 inches.
The six-inch Cylinder will discharge a three and a half inch stream of water. This size is admirably adapted for Fire-Engines, and can be worked from 4 to 10 inch stroke of piston.
The eight-inch Cylinder will discharge a four and a half inch stream of water, and is calculated to pump about 200 gallons per minute, and can be worked with horse, water, or steam power. Stroke of piston from 6 to 12 inches.
OG These Pumps have been tested and give general satisfaction.
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY J. H. STREVER,
120 Fulton st, near Nassau, New York.
W. LATTING'S MOOS
HYDRAULIC DEPOT, OR
OFFICE OF THE TUBULAR FILTER,
No. 149 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
WHERE also is kept on hand almost every article connected with the use of Water, such as Coolers and Jars, with or without Filters attached, suitable for Ships, Steamboats, or Offices, Hose of all kinds, Hose-pipes, Jets, Fountains, Garden Sprinklers, Pumps of all descriptions, Refrigerators, Safes, &c. &c. Large Filters adapted to Manufactories and Steamboats, and for filtering Cane Juice on Sugar Plan- tations, on hand or made to order.
N. B .- The TUBULAR FILTER received the highest premium at the last Fair of the American Institute, and is now in successful and satisfactory operation in every City of the Union, particularly on the Ohio and Mississippi Waters, where no other Filter has been found to answer the purpose.
JAMES L. DAYTON, MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
THE Subscriber, having already the confidence and patronage of a large Country Trade, would re- spectfully solicit a call from every Merchant visiting the City, for the purpose of purchasing a Stock of Shirts and Drawers, pledging to furnish a GOOD ARTICLE at the lowest market price. He has the name, and is justly entitled to it, of selling his Goods some 5 per cent. less than other manufacturers. Colored Shirts of every description .- Orders promptly filled .- Please address
JAMES L. DAYTON, Corner of 34th Street and 7th Avenue, NEW YORK.
720 BROADWAY, UP TOWN CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
The Subscriber respectfully calls the attention of his Friends and the Public to his SPRING STOCK OF GOODS,
Selected with great care from the most extensive Manufacturers.
THE Subscriber would particularly call the attention of Gentlemen (that have not as yet visited his Establishment) to his peculiar style of cutting Garments, durability of Material, and style of Workman- ship, which he feels confident cannot be surpassed by any house in the City.
Persons visiting New York from the Country Districts are solicited to call and examine his varied and well-selected Stock of Spring, Summer, and Fall Goods, which he has always on hand, and which he in- tends to dispose of on moderate terms.
J. H. CRONEY.
Remember 720 Broadway, Opposite New York Hotel.
General Furnishing Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools, &c.
CHARLES S. LITTLE, SUCCESSOR TO OSBORN & LITTLE. (CHARLES OSBORN having deceased, Sept. 14, 1846.) IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER IN ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. No. 33 Fulton Street, New York. The Old Stand-opposite the U. S. Hotel, (where the Business has been carried on for eighty years past,)
Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, Locks, Latches, Butts, Screws, Anvils, Vices, Saws, Files, Shovels and Spades, Hollow Ware, Corn and Coffee Mills, Bells, Skates, Guns and Pistols, Rivets, Pumps, Curriers' Hones, Crucibles, Black Lead, Pots, &c.
ALSO GENUINE HAARLEM OIL.
American COOPERS, CARPENTERS, and MILLWRIGHTS' Edge Tools, of ALBERTSON'S, CONGER'S, BARTON'S, (Rochester,) HORTON'S, GIFFORD's, and other makers. Also Coopers' Truss Hoops, and Coachmakers' Tools. AMES' Pump Augers and Rimmers.
COPAL VARNISH --- IMPROVED.
TURNER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF VARNISH, CLARKSTOWN, ROCKLAND CO.,
OG- One and a half miles North of the N. Y. and Erie Railroad Depot
THE Subscribers, through the medium of their Circular for the ensuing year, take the liberty of intro- ducing to the consumers and dealers in general an article of COPAL VARNISH manufactured entirely different from that which is made up in the old way-possessing, in addition to all the good qualities of varnish heretofore manufactured. the property of drying quick without the assistance of sun, leaving a smooth, tough and brilliant surface, and embracing many other valuable properties that the consumer will, on trial, be satisfied with.
THEY KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES-
BEST PALE COACH, OR PICTURE VARNISH.
A splendid article, intended for extra light work.
BEST BODY COPAL VARNISH. For Coach Makers, &c.
A superior article. This is intended expressly for the body parts of Coaches, and other similar vehi- cles, intended for polishing.
QUICK-DRYING BODY COPAL VARNISH. For Coach Makers, &c.
A very good article, and very useful for varnishing old work on dark colors, &c.
SECOND CARRIAGE VARNISH.
An excellent article, intended for the varnishing of the wheels, springs, and carriage parts of coaches, chaises, &c. ; it is also that description of Varnish which is generally used by House Painters, Decorators, &c., as from its drying qual- ities and strong gloss, it suits their general pur- poses well.
FURNITURE PICTURE VARNISH.
Intended for extra light work, gilt looking-glasses, picture frames, &c.
SMOOTH COATING, OR FLOWING VARNISH.
A magnificent article for flowing and finishing coats.
NO. ONE QUICK-DRYING & POLISHING FURNITURE VARNISH.
A splendid article for Piano, Cabinet, and Chair Makers, ; will rub and polish very brilliant.
NO.TWO QUICK-DRYING & POLISHING FURNITURE VARNISH.
A very good article for common furniture ; will dry and polish well; also intended for chairs, and chair painting.
SCRAPING, PAINTERS, MAP & PIC- TURE VARNISH. BROWN JAPAN.
A sure dryer in all weather, for painters' use. Also for japanning tin ware, and plates for tin signs.
NO. ONE BRUNSWICK BLACK.
An article suitable for blacking the iron-work of coaches and carriages, tools, scythes, iron rail- ing, stoves, tin, zinc, &c., dries quick and hard, will stand the weather, preventing rust, leave a smooth splendid gloss, equal to a coach body, and will stand one year.
NO. TWO BRUNSWICK BLACK.
This article is intended for engineers, founders, iron-mongers, &c. ; it will dry in half an hour.
In presenting the above variety of Varnishes for trial, the subscribers are sensibly aware of the many difficulties they will have to encounter from prejudice. owing in a measure to inferior qualities that are daily offered : but trusting to the experience they have had in the chemical branches, they are con- fident a decided improvement has been made in the article of Varnish manufactured by them, and once made a trial of, will be fully appreciated, creating confidence, and at the same time establish their arti- cle on a sound and safe celebrity.
OG All Varnishes of our manufacture, if not approved of as recommended, can be returned, and the expenses liquidated by us. All varnishes should be laid on in a warm room, the temperature ranging from 70 to 80º Fahrenheit, and not exposed to damp or cold weather until nearly dry.
Druggists and Shippers supplied at the lowest rate and on liberal terms. All communications through the Post Office will be thankfully received and punctually attended to, by addressing
TURNER & COMPANY, 316 BROADWAY, N. Y.
CLARKSTOWN, March 1, 1850.
WHO INVENTED
100 BOOK
THE WALNUT OIL
MILITARY SHAVING SOAP?
Merchants and Traders must observe, in order to avoid Imposition, and Trickery, by a number of Manufacturers of a Spurious Article, which is palmed off as the Genuine. The following Card will satisfy any Inquirer :
A CARD.
IN order to establish the priority of my invention, and exhibit in suitable colors the several genii who trespass upon my prerogative, and in the vain attempt to find shelter under a mass of open viola- tion of truth, only multiply the truth against themselves.
My first impressions respecting the WALNUT OIL SOAP, were from the celebrated Dr. Reese, Medical Hall, Piccadilly, London ; and more fully matured by the aid of an officer of the highest rank. in the French army, a proficient in Chemistry.
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In 1844, I was manufacturing Soaps and Perfumery, when I associated myself with P. D. Vroom, whose previous occupation had been Superintendent at the Blind Asylum ; consequently, he knew nothing of the business in which I was engaged. The WALNUT OIL SOAP was then in preparation, and was peculiarly my own ; to establish which fact, I refer to Moore & Taylor, 81 Maiden Lane, who were my associates in business, at 79 Trinity Place, previous to my knowledge of Mr. Vroom-and as a further vindication of the justice of my claim, the establishing of my right, and the total refutation of Mr. Vroom's egregious pretence to the invention, allow me to state, that the Label first got up for the article, was used to a great extent, and read as follows : "JOHNSON'S Walnut Oil Soap. 79 Tri- nity Place, New York ;" and for confirmation of this fact, I refer to W. J. Spence, printer, 194 Fulton street, who has the plate.
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