Bow & Bridge Violin and bow makers, as the old books printed them

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Maine register, for the year 1855: embracing the state and county officers, and an abstract of the laws and resolves: together with a complete business directory of the state, and a variety of useful information. / By George Adams., 1855

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1WOOD, BISHOP & CO.
2STOVE DEALERS AND IRON FOUNDERS,
3BANGOR, MAINE,
5Manufacture and Sell, Wholesale and Retail,
6OUR STATE COOKING STOVE,………….3 Sizes
7PENOBCOT AIR TIGHT DO,………….5 "
8PENOBCOT VALLEY DO………………2 "
9YANKEE AND PARLOR DO…………….2 "
11SLIDE DOOR FRANKLIN STOVE………..3 Sizes
12CYLINDER STOVES, FOR WOOD……….2 "
13BOX STOVES, EXTRA HEAVY………….2 "
15Farmers' Boilers; Oven, Ash and Boiler Mouths; Wood Tubing for Chain Pumps. Also dealers in a general assortment of Cooking, Parlor, and Office Stoves, Pumps, Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, and all articles usually found in Stove Stores.
17H. A. WOOD, W. H. BISHOP, V. S. PALMER.
19CHIMNEY PIECES & PIER SLABS,
21Manufactured of Stone by the PENRHYN MARBLE CO. (Patented 1852.) These are new and beautiful articles, in imitation of the richest kinds of Marble. In style and finish they stand unequalled; are very highly polished, retain their beauty much longer than common marble, and are not injured by coal gas, smoke, or acids. They have been extensively introduced into public and private buildings, giving perfect satisfaction. The best of references can be given, showing their adaptedness for general use. While much superior in appearance, they are sold cheaper than anything of the kind in the market. During the present season they have been awarded Gold Medals at the Exhibitions of the American Institute, New York, and the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. In fact, the confidence with which they have thus far been used, gives the fairest evidence that the Penrhyn Marble, by its many advantages, will in a great measure supersede the use of all other.
22PIER SLABS and SHELVES, for parlors, chambers, &c., together with Bronzed, Gilt, and other kinds of Brackets, of various patterns, furnished to order.
23Architects, builders, and all others are invited to examine them. Arrangements have been made for the supply of the trade. Samples may seen at the Warehouse of the Company.
25JOSEPH STORY, Treasurer.
27PENRHYN MARBLE COMPY.
29Corner of Tremont Row and Howard Streets, Opp. Hanover St., (up Stairs,) Boston.

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