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

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The Saint Louis merchants, mechanics, and manufacturers' business directory for 1850 : containing the cards of the principal establishments of every branch of business carried on in the City of Saint Louis, 1850

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1UNION
2PRINTING OFFICE
3No. 35 Locust Street, Saint Louis, Mo.,
4From which extensive Establishment the following Newspapers are issued:
6DAILY MORNING UNION, Mammoth size, – – $8.00 per annum.
7DAILY EVENING UNION, Imperial size, – – $5.00 " "
8TRI-WEEKLY UNION, Mammoth size, – – – $5.00 " "
9WEEKLY UNION, Extra-Mammoth size, – – – $2.00 " "
11All of these papers contain the greatest variety of reading matter, and the latest news, in commerce, politics, morals, religion, arts and sciences, etc.
13The Proprietor has also fitted up a very
14Large Book and Job Office,
15WHERE EVERY VARIETY OF PRINTING
16will be executed with elegance and dispatch, and on moderate terms.
18ALL KINDS OF
19JOB WORK,
20In Gold Leaf, Colored Inks and Bronze,
21Cards, Bills Lading, Labels, Briefs,
22Circulars, Books, Checks, Receipts,
23AS WELL AS
24Steamboat Bills, Pamphlets, Hat Tips, Policies,
25Concert Bills, Novels, Programmes, Hand Bills,
26Theatre Bills, Auction Bills, Bank Checks, &c. &c.,
27Executed at the shortest notice, and in a manner which will
28CHALLENGE COMPETITION!
29RICHARD PHILLIPS, Proprietor.

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