States, and in every county and township throughout
Canada.
Price of Boot in plain cloth. $2, and $2.50 to $3.50 in extra finish and Ming,
Particular attention is called to the $2.50 book in fine
cloth, embossed and printed in gold and black on cover.
0®= DO NOT FAIL TO ACT AS AGENT in your section of the
country. Any one can sell it. Send for particulars by first
mail.
Advertisements received for the second and all suc-
ceeding editions of this book. Send for price list.
j^*This is the ONLY work that will give the desired information concerning
the country at the Centennial Exhibition.
794
A D VER TI SEME NTS.
SPAR AND ELLIPTIC
SPRING
Shifting-{| op
NO-TOP WAGONS
COMBINING I SB
Latest Improvements
WITH THE
TRACK AND ROAD
SULKIES
AND
Skeleton
Wagons
FINISHED IN ALL
LIGHTEST WEIGHTS. ««£ ;^ ^*S) WEIGHTS and SIZES.
^â– -THADZ^kljM^ MARK "*
_A_ LARGE' STOCK OIF 1
FOR THE
TRACK, ROAD and PARK,
IN WAREROOMS, AND BUILT TO ORDER.
The attention of the driving public is called to my
recent improved Spring Head, secured to myself by letters
patent, and used in connection with the Patent Double Cross
Spring, making the most popular Side-bar or Spar Wagon
now used, perfectly noiseless, and combining all of the
easy riding qualities of the Elliptic Spring, together with
the steady motion of the side bar, so much admired as a
speed wagon.
96?° Particular attention given to details of customers
ordering work either in person or by mail. Correspond-
ence invited.
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CHAS. S. CAFFREY,
CAMDEN, N. J., OPPOSITE PHILADELPHIA.
DRAWINGS SENT UPON APPLICATION.-^
AD VERTISEMENTS.
795
LIGHT CARRIAGES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
From Original and Popular Designs.
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CORNER OE TENTH A.N L> MARKET STREETS,
o-AJUtiDESMr, int. t.,
OPPOSITE PHILADELPHIA.
796 AD VER TTSEMEXTS.
GODFREY KEEBLER,
Manufacturer of Superior
CRACKERS, CAKES AND BISCUITS,
258, 260, 262 and 264 N, Twenty-second St., Philadel phia,
BUILDER OF
PINE CARRIAGES ONLY,
2H South Fifth St., below Walnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
ESTABLISHED 1848.
A. B. BURTON,
EIMGIIMEER AND CONTRACTOR
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
WOOD and IKON RAIL ROAD and LOAD
Viaducts, Trestle Work, Roofs, Turntables, etc,
430 TVJLLiI^TJT ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
N. B. — Surveys, Estimates, Plans, Specifications, and all
information furnished on application.
Hance Brothers & White,
MANUFACTURING
CHEMISTS AND PHARMACEUTISTS,
PHILADELPHIA.
A D VER T IS EM E NTS.
797
ESTABLISHED 1779.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
WHITE LEAD,
Red Lead, Litharge and Orange Mineral,
31st Street beloiv Chestnut,
raUUU*KItPHIJL
A. W. RAND,
WARMING AND VENTILATING
HOT-AIR FURNACES, STEAM HEATERS
AND
cookhto- ranges.
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting. Sheet-Iron and Tin Work.
124 NORTH SIXTH ST., PHILADELPHIA.
7 us ai>vi:i:tisi:mi:xts.
1023. 187G.
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO.
lirCOSPOBATSD 1S2S.-CHAKTER PERPETUAL.
510 WALNUT ST., opposite Independence Square.
■■«»»
This Company, favorably known to the community for half a century, continues to insure against
loss or damage by fire on Public or Private Buildings, either permanently or
for a limited time. Also, on Furniture, Stocks of Goods and
Merchandise generally, on liberal terms.
DIRECTORS.
John Devereux, Thomas Robins, J. Gillingham Fell,
Daniel Smith, Jr., Thomas Smith, Daniel Haddock, Jr.,
Isaac Hazlehurst, Henry Lewis, Franklin A. Comly.
WM. G. CROWELL, Secretary. JOHN DEVEREUX, President.
RIEHLE BROTHERS,
PHILADELPHIA
SCALE AND TESTING MACHINE WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA.
STANDARD SCALES.
PATENT RAILROAD TRACK, WAGON, FURNACE-CHARGING, ROLL-
ING MILL SCALES, etc.
NEW STYLE TESTING MACHINES,
OF ANY SIZE AND CAPACITY.
HORIZONTAL or UPRIGHT MACHINES
With Tensile, Torsional, Transverse or Crushing Strains.
WARRANTED ACCURATE.
Established 1840.
FRONT ST. WIRE MB BAILOR) WCBKS.
««»
WATSON & KELSO,
4(> and 4H North Front St., Philadelphia,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Sieves, Screens and Wire Cloths, Wrought and Cast Iron Railings for
Cottages, Cemetery Lots, etc., Wrought and Cast Iron Gratings
and Wire Guards for Windows, Roof Crestings for
Dwellings and Public Buildings.
«-WIRE WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER."**
ADVERTISEMENTS. 799
EST ABLISH EX) 1838.
Are Popular because Reliable . Are always Warr anted to Prove Satisfactory,
1500 ACRES ARE ANNUALLY PLANTED TO PRODUCE OUR SUPPLY.
•-•â–
4®="BUISTS GARDEN ALMANAC AND MANUAL FOR 1876, containing 132 pages of useful
information about Seeds, with the Gardeners' and Planters' Price List, giving quotations by the
ounce, pound or bushel, mailed on receipt of two three-cent stamps.
4®=* WHOLESALE Price Current of Seeds for Merchants and Seed Dealers mailed on receipt
of letter stamp.
Seed Farms, ROSEDALE, WATEREORD and MORRISVILLE ;
Warehouse, 922 and 924 MARKET STREET, above Ninth.
A DD R ES s, ROBERT BUIST, JR.,
Lock Box 62 P. O. PHILADELPHIA.
John Farrell. Harvey Gillam. Chas. Mathews. Geo. W. Myers.
"HERRINGS 7- PATENT "CHAMPION^
BANK VAULTS.VAULT DOORS AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
Awarded Prize Medal at World's Fair, London; World's Fair, New York; Exposition Uni-
verselle, Paris, and Franklin Institute Exhibition, Philadelphia.
FABREL & CO.,
No. 807 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
«S-ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND-HAND SAFES.**
JOS. HINDERMYER & SON,
911 and 913 Vine St., above Ninth, Philadelphia,
manufacturers of all kinds of
SODA WATER APPARATUS
Of the most approved styles; also, all kinds of
COUNTER FIXTURES AND DRAWING APPARATUS
Constantly on hand and made to order.
jy PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRING MINERAL WATER APPARATUS.
Shi
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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^_ ^EFG-E/AYEB
AND
MANUFACTURER OF
Masonic, Odd Fellow s\
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Bed Men's, College,
A.TSTD A.L3L. OTHER
SOCIETY BADGES
PINS, JEWELS AND EMBLEMS,
Highest Award, Franklin Institute Exhibition,
Philadelphia, 1874, for Best Workmanship.
1G0 N. Second St.
PHILADELPHIA.
ORDERS l!V MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
AD VER TISEMENTS.
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NATURE AND ART INVITE INSPECTION AND ADMIRATION.
Mount Vernon is unquestionably the best in its situation of all the rural cemete-
ries of Philadelphia, on account of its elevation, its perfectly dry and rolling surface
and the unsurpassed beauty of the surrounding scenery. It consists of over 28 acres,
and is, by the terms of its charter granted to the * Jompany, for ever to be held sacred
as a place of sepulture. Many advantages and inducements concentrate here to
attract the living. The Gardel Monument (as above represented), erected to the
memory of Mrs. Gardel for her religious character and her long and earnest labors
in the mental and moral education of American youth, is a magnificent tomb, and
excels any mausoleum in this country. The granite monument over the remains of
Lawrence Johnson, and those erected by the Messrs. Musser, the Sherman obelisks
and the family vault of Thomas Mackellar are handsome improvements. This
cemetery is not exceeded anywhere as a final and beautiful resting-place.
The Ridge Avenue cars leave Second and Arch streets every few minutes, con-
necting with all the other passenger railways, thus ensuring a passage from all parts
of the city to those wishing to visit this beautiful and popular ( Vnunrv.
Steamboats leave Fairmount hourly during the boating season, and land passengers
within a few hundred yards of this Cemetery.
For full particulars call upon or address the Officers or any of the Managers of
the Company.
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AhVKRTISEMEXTS.
ESTABLISHED 1815,
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1776
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HORSTMANN BROTHERS & CO.,
FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
jljilifcirg, Societg Regalia, fjiurdt and {| hcatrical nroty
BANNERS, FLAGS, DECORATIONS AND BADGES.
1/ le A> ep constantly on hand a large and varied assortment
of MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS suited to all the above branches.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SILK, BUNTING AND MUSLIN FLAGS
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
ALSO
Staffs, Eagles, Ornaments, Spears, Balls, Cords and Tassels,
Fringes, Covers, Belts and all articles needed
for Flag and Banner Trimming.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
Mail Orders and Inquiries shall have "Prompt Attention.
HORSTMANN BROTHERS & CO,,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and PARIS.
A D VER TISEMENTS.
Sir.)
EDWIN CHAMBERS.
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Tp-$B& BBora^'""
AMBEBS, Jr.
Q
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Chambers' Book Folding Machine.
Founders and Machinists,
52d STEEET & LANCASTEE AV. (Near Centennial Grounds i,
PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturers of Chambers' Patent
BOOK FOLDING MACHINES,
Newspaper Folding Machines,
AND
FOLDING, PASTING AND COVERING MACHINES,
FOR BINDING PERIODICALS.
t^EISTD FOR. ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
Also, Chambers' Patent
CLAY TEMPERING BRICK MACHINE.
804 ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A. A
APPLE, Graduate In
Pharmacy.
VAI
BUSKIRK
&
APPLE,
PHABMAC EUTI8T8,
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2d iiml Cumberland] l'l.
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PHILADELPHIA
CARAMEL AND CHOCOLATE DEPOT.
—♦
A. W. HOLT,
1009 "W"-A-I_.:iSJ"TTT STREET.
The on?;/ Establishment in the United States making a Specialty
of Cream Caramels. A Luscious Confection compris-
ing all llw Choice Fruit Flacors.
CHOCOLATE CREAM OF SIMILAR FLAVORS.
ESTABLISHED 1842.
MEARS & DUSENBERY,
Stereotypers and Electrotypers,
323 Harmony St..
AND
117 HTJDSOET'S ALLEY,
PHILADELPHIA.
BROWN & CARVER'S
IMPROVED PAPER CUTTING MACHINE.
See Illustration on Page 80S.
Theae Machines have the highest reputation throughout the United states for
lurablllty, accuracy and Bpeed. They arc the only Machines which have the improved
traverse gauge, which enables the operator t<> cut up i<> the last half Inch <>i paper.
At the Franklin Institute Exhibition, Oct., 1874, each Machine was awarded a SILVER
MEDAL for their general superiority and special excellence, since then we have
i MORE IMPROVEMENTS to them. The Hand Machine is now arranged bo that
by a sliuiii movement ol a sliding pin the leverage <>r power is augmented to suit
the heaviest work: aid a reverse movement of the pin will can si- an Increased speed
for light work. This peculiar feature will commend Itself to the trade. We also
make a superior ROTARY CUTTER, with Patent Feed Motion, for card manufacturers
and others. Also a newand Improved Fringing Machine, for fringing tissue paper.
All >.i the* Machines will be In operation at the Centennial Exhibition.
s/ v/> roi: rim i: list and cmcrj.An.
A D VERTISEMENTS.
805
so,;
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN WYETH <5c BRO.,
Elegant Pharmaceutical Preparations and Compressed Pills
1412 -W^VIj3NrXJT7 ST., PHILADA.
PRICE LISTS AND CIRCULARS SENT ON APPLICATION.
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SEA
COATS
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SEAL
CAPS
GLOVES,
LATEST STOCK, FINEST QUALITIES, LOWEST PRICES,
NAV. C. REISKY'S,
237 ARCH ST., TOIL AID ELPHI A.
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A I) VER TISEMENTS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ml VIM II SI. :iii<I III MIIMII SIXTH ST.. I'll 1 !..* DE1PH I A.
The subscribers being Practical WIRE WORKERS, feel able to give entire satisfaction to all parties in want of
SIEVES, RIDDLES, SCREENS, WOVEN WIRE,
UK VI. [. Ml -111 - \Mi W II'IIIS.
With all kinds of PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK, IRON RAILING, IRON BEDSTEADS,
and all kinds of GARDEN FURNITURE, etc., etc.
WIRE GUARDS FOR STORE, HOUSE AND FACTORY WINDOWS.
Heavy Twilled Win for Spark-Catchers, Coal, Sand and Gravel Screens, Cellar Window Wire,
all patterns, Meal and Provision Saf< s, Ra< Praps, all kinds, Bird Cages of all descriptions, Flower
Pol Stands, Trainers, etc., Trellis Work for < Irane Vines, Steak ami < lyster Broilers, Nursery ami other
Fenders, Win- and Win- i Iron w ire Furniture, etc., 1 » i •— 1 » Covers, etc., etc.
\ very superior artii !'■••!' Heavy Founders' Sieves, all kinds "I' I run Ore wire, Wire ami Sieves
fur s, '«i| ami < i rain. .\n kinds "i wire Work on band or made t<. order. Orders thankfully received
ami promptly . v •■■uted by BAYMSS & DARBY Manufacturing Co.
Introduced in 1850.
th i s
POWDER
HAS YEARLY BECOME
More and More
POPULAR,
H»«flL5a6
^i^^m^^^'mit^
ITS SALES
NOW REACH OVER
5 Tons
PER MONTH
IN PACKAGES OF
12 oz. Each.
This Cattle Powder claims to be a great AGRICULTURAL
DISCOVERY and IMPROVEMENT. It is compounded upon strict
scientific chemical principles, acting - upon the ANIMAL SYSTEM
as manure would act on the soil, stimulating it naturally, thereby
MAKING A LARGE INCREASE OF MILK, BUTTER, FAT, etc.
It is also an invaluable preparation for all DISEASES of HORSES,
CATTLE, HOGS and POULTRY.
For a Pamphlet, with full particulars, call upon or address the
Proprietor,
FRED. A. MILLER,
ISTOIE^TIrH: PBOITT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Established 185-±.
129
JOHN WATERHOUSE,
Monumental Marble Works,
No. 1817 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 809
ESTABLISHED 18-4/7".
L. HERDER & SON,
No, GOG Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
American Shears,Scissors I Trimmers
AND
IMPORTERS OIF
*
Joseph Rodgers & Sons' Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors,
Scissors and Scissors in Cases,
Geo. Wostenholm and Sons' IXL Pocket Knives and Razors,
Wade & Butchers' Razors,
AND DEALERS IN
AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY,
RAZOR STROPS,
DIFFER KNT MANUFACTURERS,
Razor and Pen-Knife Hones,
LADIES' AID HITS' DRESSING CASES,
Champagne Knives. Nippers, Siphons and Corkscrews,
OPERA AND SPY GLASSES,
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
iloArf-ljColtt, jfathematical rairaroenfa, (I all jtell&
DRINKING FLASKS,
AND A GREAT VARIETY OP
USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES.
810
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAS.S.VANHORH&CO
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DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
C"UTJ..Ii
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AND
House-Furnishing Goods,
RIDGE AND GIRARD AVENUES,
PHILADELPHIA.
A D VER TISEMENTS. 8 1 1
DIENELT & EISENHARDT,
MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
nder ? Tape Looms,
ALSO,
POWBB ILiOOIMIS,
WARP MILLS, FILLING MACHINES OR QUILL-WINDERS,
Of the most improved construction for plain or figured Broad Silk.
* .«♦»■.-
SH-^W <& JUSTICE
PATENT DEAD-STROKE POWER HAMMERS
EELIANQE HYDRAULIC JACKS.
JACQUARD MACHINES,
Of the latest Improved Patterns, with Self-oiling Hearings and Independent
Reverse Cylinder Motion.
PIANO CARD STAMPING MACHINES and PLATES
JACQUARD HARNESS TWINE, MAILLIONS, LINGOES and OTHER FIND-
INGS FOR FIGURED WEAVING constantly on hand.
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30 & 42 in. Centrifugal Hydro Extractors
WITH STEAM ENGINE ATTACHED.
16 inch Centrifugal Hydro Extractor
FOR BELT OR HAND-POWER.
. ■»»» • •
PHOTOGRAPHS, PRICUISTS and REFERENCES FURNISHED on application.
J8@* Particular attention paid to repairing of Lathes or Battons
for Ribbon, Suspender and Tape Looms.
Seventeenth St and Fairmount Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
SI 2
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED 1813.
SHARPLESS & SONS,
Nd8, SOI, 803 and M> (lust nut Street, Philadelphia,
IMPORTERS, JOBBERS AND RETAILERS
OF
DRY GOODS
?
Have constantly in Btock ;i large and varied assortment of
SILKS, SHAWLS
*/tND ALL THE NOVELTIES IN DRESS FABRICS.
Our Suit Department is always replete with a full assortment
of Cost mms. Cloaks and Furs from medium qualities
to the finest goods imported.
We import largely of
fad \ ndia Camels' : bair Mawla and Varfs,
AND OFFER THE SAME AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
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N. J. WEMMBR & SON,
BOX.
215 Pear Street, Philadelphia,
PREPARERS Of
n
I'OJ! tlOOl) EXGRAVXUiS.
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MANUFACTURE CIGAR BOXES
AD VERT1SEMENTS.
818
ESTABLISHED 184().
GEO. J. BURKHARDT & CO.'S
Cedar Vat &Tank Factory,
BUTT0NW00D ST. BELOW BROAD, PHILA.
VATS, TANKS AND RESERVOIRS
From 100 to 100,000 Gallons Capacity, Suitable for
2?r ewers, Chemists, Dyers, Manufacturers, Railroads,
"Paper Mills, 'Public and "Private ^Buildings,
Our long experience and superior facilities enable us to furnish a Buperior article in
the shortest possible time and at reasonable prices.
SCOTCH MASH MACHINES AND GRAIN VALVES.
Orders Received for Boiling Worms, Stop Cocks, etc., etc.
81 I ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES ALBRECHT. FREDERICK RIEKES. EDMUND WOLSIEFFER.
ALBRECHT & C O.,
Manufacturers of the Celebrated New
DOUBLE .A.O-IR^IF'IFIE PIANOS,"
No. 610 AKCM 8TRK]<:T, l'lIILADELPHIA.
^s.
joh n tvs A X W £ it I* ,
ii m.i. I: IN
Trench and American Glass Shades, Black, Gilt and Walnut Stands, Flower
Frames, Wax Fruit and Flower Materials, Wax Wreaths and Bouquets
Made to Order, Also, Lessons given in Wax Work.
NATURAL FLOWERS PRESERVED.
No. 226 NORTH NINTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
~ CORFSE KEPT JO H N C , J I U L0N7
GENERAL 1
| FURNISHING I
WITH COLD ., UNDERTAKER
1313 VINE ST., PHILADELPHIA.
J" O H[lT~a : KJE IE IN",
PARK
PACKING, CURING AND SMOKING ESTABLISHMENT,
8. I'. Cor. Worris <tn<l Howard Sts., 'Philadelphia.
F. SCHT^MAN N 6* SON/
MAMFACI BRERS OP
C -A. I_i IF 1 KI
No. 1810 North Eighth Street,
ABOVE MONTGOMERY AVENUE,
1*1 II LADELPHIA.
REUBEN ISTIOHOLLS,
Nob. 78 and 80 LAUREL ST., PHILADELPHIA,
BUILDER of FIRST-CLASS CHURCH ORGANS.
[nrentor of the Nonpareil Pneumatic Action, Patented May 19, 1874, and February 9, 1875.
Also, Inventor of the Nonpareil Pipe Organ for Sunday-ScI Is,< iiapele and small
Chui ; Ins, M i ui 1 1 less than any other Organa of the same Power.
Estimate! furnished for Organs of all Sizes, 1 Organs
on hand i"i Sale and to Rent,
AD VER TISEMEN TS.
815
4k mmuui & €0
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Confectionery
AND
CHOCOLATES.
ALSO,
PATENT SWEET CHOCOLATE PASTE.
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OUR CLAIM TO THE
jjjost jlaricct Assortment and -Jj-incst jjrodiutioni m this {[ountrn
CAN BE TESTED BY CALLING OR ADDRESSING US AT
:N"o. 0X2 OXiestMLiU; Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Established 18S3.
***** 25. ***,
Established 1833.
%
BUILD ER, OP
Fine Carriages
OF THE HIGHEST AMERICAN STANDARD,
Unsurpassed for Lightness, Neatness, Strength, Elegance and Durability.
— ■< «> ■—
FINEST ASSORTMENT, NEWEST DESIGNS,
Landaus, Landaulets, Coupes, Coupelet9, Five-Glass Landau6, Barouches,
Phaetons, Victorias, Cabriolets, Coupe Rockaways, Buggies, Drags,
Germantown Coaches, Clarences, Close and Shifting Quar-
ter Coaches, English Coaches; also, Hearses.
Photographs of styles sent to any address at request, with prices and descriptions, so thai put
chasers at a distainr may select and order without calling in person. All goods warranted to
represented. _
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOM3,
1204 Frankford Avenue, above Girard Ave,, Philadelphia.
816 ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES NAYLOR,
MANUFACTURER OF
Knights Templar Uniform,
SOCIETY, MILITARY
^.A-SOItTIC GOODS,
No. 54 North Fifth Street, PHILADELPHIA.
BAND OUTFITS A SPECIALTY.
AMERICAN RAZOR STROP WORKS.
. <»»
W. D. EVANS & CO.,
PROPRIETORS,
No. 117 South Second Street,
Between Chestnut and Walnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Having had an experience of over eight years in the
manufacture of RAZOR STROPS, and having all the improved
facilities for manufacturing, we can offer to the Trade goods
that cannot be excelled by any in the market. We have
constantly on hand all the various styles and sizes.
Particular attention is called to
EVANS' Patent SELF-ADJUSTING FLEXIBLE STROP aM ML-STONEHONE,
TALI-MAN'S
SUPERIOR.
SHOW CARDS
Ready Made, for City and Country Merchants,
708 MARKET ST., PHILADA. j
AD VERTISEMENTS.
817
ESTABLISHED 1864.
THOS. MILLS.
GEO. M. MILLS.
UNITED STATES
ATLEE P. PARMER.
THOS. MILLS & BRO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CONFECTIONERS' TOOLS,
MACHINES, MOULDS,
ICE-Cl
ETC.
BRASS CASTINGS made to order and MACHINE WORK
promptly attended to.
Iffos. 1301 and 1303
NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CATALOGUES SENT UPON APPLICATION.
M^
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JfLithcituttiatl ^frntrummtz,
Microscopes. Spectacles, Opera Glasses, Stereopticons, Barometers. Mafic
' Lanterns, Thermometers, Pliilosopliical Apparatus,
MADE AND FOH SALE BY
CT^IMIIES "VT". Q / TJEEIsr &c CO.,
924 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 601 Broad naif, X.Y.
THE FOLLOWING CATALOGUES SENT ON RECEIPT OF TEN CENTS FOR EACH PART:
Part 1st. .Mathematical. 106 pages. Part 2d. Optical, 120 panes. Part 3d. Magic Lanterns, 107
pages. Part 4th. Philosophical, 159.
DAVID P. WEAVER.
PETER LYLE.
WEAVER & LYLE,
BUILDER
]Nos. 21G, 218 and 22© ^ . Broad St.,
Above Race St., West Side,
PHILADELPHIA.
Repairing Promptly and Faithfully Attended to.
. ~
FACILITIES FOR STORING TWO HUNDRED CARRIAGES, AT LOW RATES.
BRITTAIN ELY, Foreman,
For many years with J. GEORGE LEFLER, as Foreman.
J. M. MIGEOD & SON,
Manufacturers anil Dealers in
Military, Firemen, Church and Society Goods,
/ pauletts. Swords, Sashes, lints. Cap*, Hilts, Drums, Gold and Silver Jjaoes, Fringes
mill Embroideries, Hull Badges, Fire lints. Caps, Hilts, Horns, shirts, Lon-
terns, Torches f Plumes, (lions, Buttons and Neck Ties,
REGALIA, BANNERS AND FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS.
*S-Army and Navy Officers, Regiments, Fire Companies, Sooietios and Dealers furnished with every article required.""S3fc
510 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA.
AD VER TISEMENTS.
819
1776.
1876.
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Importers and Dealers in
Undertakers general Supplies.
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, HARDWARE, SILVER, BRONZE, GOLD MOUNTINGS.
Agents for Stein Patent Barial Casket and Fairmount Coffin and Casket Works.
Agents for the Patent Corinthian Monuments, Cast from Zinc, Beautiful and Enduring.
Manufacturers of Shrouds, Linings and Pillows.
Cloths,
Satin de Chine,
Draping Goods,
Gimps,
Girdles,
Handles,
Coburgs,
Plain Satins,
Lawns,
Fringes,
Loops,
Escutcheons,
Thibet*,
Corded Satins,
Brilliants,
( 'urd -.
liusohes,
Mouldings,
Cashmeres,
Uaufire Satins,
Soft Net,
Ribbons,
Quilling,
Ornaments,
Merilioes,
Plain Velvet,
Malines,
Buttons,
i • loves,
Plates,
Plain Mohairs,
Embossed Velvet,
Head Linings,
Silk Lace,
Excelsior,
Stud-,
Brocade Mohairs,
Crapes,
Shrouds,
Bullion,
Cotton,
Tacks, etc., etc.
We keep a full stock constantly on hand in Shrouds, Linings and Pillows of our own manu-
facture.
Plain Coffins, Stein Covered, and Rosewood Caskets in stock.
Agents for the best Combination Corpse Preserver.
Dealers in these supplies and the trade generally are invited to call.
231 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA.
HALSTEAD & SPENCER,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND FINISHERS,
Steam and City R.R. Supplies, Cemetery Enclosure Supplies,
1120 CHERRY ST., PHI I.ADA.
JOHN ALLGaTeR,
S.E. COR. FIFTH & BUTTONWOOD STS.,
PIIILADELPII I A.
BUILUEIl OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
Landaus, Landauletts, Five and Six Glass Landaus,
Clarences, Three-Quarter Clarences,
Caleehes, Coaches, Coupeletts, Coupes, Hearses,
Rockaways, Barouches or Bretts,
Victorias or Cabrioletts, Wagonnetts,
Dog Carts, Phaetons, Etc.
ori* in j^feam l$j0ilm;
I WILL REMOVE AND PREVENT SCALE IN ANY STEAM