  VULCANIZED RUBBER SOLES. This Soling has been growing in favor with the public for the past few years; and recommending itself as it does, for its ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND COMFORT, and as a great preserver of health, being perfectly WATER PROOF, deserves general introduction to the people. It is manufactured in sheets about thirty inches wide, and from one-sixteenth to three-sixteenths of an inch thick, suitable for the thinnest slipper or the heaviest boot. Its application is perfectly simple. Cement for putting it on, being furnished by the same manufacturers. PRICE:
Discount from the above prices made to the trade. MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY THE BOSTON BELTING CO., Corner Summer and Chauncy Sts., Boston. GROVER & BAKER’S SEWING MACHINES, for family Sewing and Manufacturing, 18 Summer Street, Boston; 495 Broadway, New York; 730 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. From the very flattering manner in which our Machines have been received by the public, (resulting in the sale of upwards of TWENTY THOUSAND,) we are led to believe that our endeavors to manufacture a reliable machine have been appreciated. We take this opportunity to remark that this policy will be unchanged, and that every machine sold by us we shall not hesitate to warrant in every respect. AMERICAN ELASTIC CLOTH CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC CLOTH, FOR GORES IN CONGRESS BOOTS, Warranted to wear as well, and give as good satisfaction as any other Elastic goods ever made, and THIRTY PER CENT. CHEAPER. GEO. N. DAVIS & BRO., Nos. 152 and 154 Congress St., Boston; and No. 165 William St., New York, Commission Merchants, and Manufacturers’ Agents, FOR THE SALE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS, ENAMELLED CLOTHS, &c., &c. An Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue sent, on application, and receipt of two Postage Stamps. HOW BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Shoe Manufacturers Goods. ITALIAN CLOTHS, WORSTED LASTINGS, SERGE DE BERRIS, UNION LASTINGS, SATIN FRANCAIS, CONGRESS RUBBER WEB, BLEACHED DRILLS, BROWN DUCKS, BLEACHED DUCKS, FRENCH GLOVE, CALF, MOROCCO AND KID SKINS, SLIPPER PATTERNS, MACHINE SILK, MACHINE LINEN THREAD, SILK, LINEN AND COTTON SHOE LACINGS, SATIN RIBBONS, SHOE BUTTONS, BLACK AND COLOR’D UNION GALLOONS, EYELETS, ROSETTES, ORNAMENTS, SLIPPER ELASTICS, STANDARD 10 H. B. AND 3 H. B. SHOE THREAD. All of which we are prepared to offer to the trade at the lowest market rates. NO. 11. PEARL ST., BOSTON. BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE HENRY L. DAGGETT, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Boots, Shoes and Leather, AND IMPORTER OF SHOE MANUFACTURERS GOODS, SOLE AGENT FOR THE Congress Rubber Company Elastic Webbing, FOR GAITER BOOTS. RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES on hand; a complete assortment at the lowest market rates. Jobbers and Retailers supplied on very favorable terms. Manufacturers and Dealers will find at this Warehouse a complete assortment of goods in their line which will be sold at the lowest prices for CASH, or approved paper. Consignments solicited, and advances made. No. 101 and 103 Pearl Street, Boston. LINDSLEY, SHAW & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS. ALSO MANUFACTURE Men’s Boy’s and Youth’s Calf Boots, and Kip and Calf Brogans and Oxford Ties, OF QUALITIES ADAPTED TO THE NEW ENGLAND RETAIL TRADE. PEARL ST., COR. HIGH, BOSTON. Joseph C. Lindsley, Theron V. Shaw, Rufus Gibbs. AMOS P. TAPLEY, DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, OF PRIME QUALITY, FOR THE NEW ENGLAND AND WESTERN TRADE. Chambers, Pearl, corner High St., Boston. HENRY POOR & SON, Hide and Leather Dealers, and Commission Merchants, No. 84 North Street, Boston. HENRY POOR, EDEN S. POOR, HENRY C. POOR, JOHN O. POOR, CHAS. C. POOR. COMINS & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Patent, Enamelled, Buff and Split Leather, NO. 22 DOCK SQUARE, BOSTON. L. B. COMINS. F. S. MERRITT. JOHN B. ALLEY & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Patent, Enamelled, Split & Grain Leather, CALF SKINS, &C. COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF SOLE LEATHER, AND IMPORTERS OF BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS’ GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Nos. 168 & 170 Congress St., Boston. JOHN B. ALLEY, H. D. SWEETSER. TOWNSEND, MALLARD & COWING, AUCTIONEERS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER. AGENTS FOR THE WAX-THREAD SEWING MACHINE. Nos. 45 & 47 Pearl St., Boston. ELMER TOWNSEND, WARREN MALLARD, WALTER H. COWING. ATHERTON, STETSON & CO., Manufacturers and Commission Merchants, Boots, Shoes and Leather, constantly on hand and for sale at lowest market prices. A. S. & Co. are the authorized AGENTS for New England States of the AMERICAN ELASTIC CLOTH CO.’S ELASTIC GORING, a new and superior article for CONGRESS BOOTS. 34 PEARL STREET, BOSTON. COCHRANE, KIMBALL & DIMICK, Successors to Emerson, Cochrane & Co., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER, Nos. 68 & 70 Pearl Street, Boston. G. W. COCHRANE, AARON KIMBALL, (E. C. EMERSON, Special Partner,) J. C. DIMICK, J. T. SPALDING. E. PACKARD, (Formerly Holmes & Packard,) Manufacturer of Boot & Shoe, Sole & Upper Leather Cutters, WESTBORO’, MASS. Altering and Repairing done at short notice. Your orders are solicited. S. R. SPAULDING & SON, Hide, Leather and Commission Merchants, 78 PEARL STREET, BOSTON. FIELD, CONVERSE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, & DEALERS IN HIDES, LEATHER & OIL, 88 & 90 North Street, Boston. J. FIELD, J. W. CONVERSE, J. B. WHALL, L. LITCHFIELD. JAMES P. THORNDIKE, COMMISSION MERCHANT, & DEALER IN HIDES, LEATHER & OIL, 93, 95 & 97 North Street, Boston, WILLIAM TUTTLE, WHOLESALE LEATHER DEALER, WAX, AFRICAN KIP, SPLIT, &c., No. 8 Blackstone St., up-stairs, Boston. N. SILVESTER, Manufacturer of Boot and Shoe Patterns, In all the different styles of this and other markets. Manufacturers or others sending styles will please send the largest size of the set wanted. All patterns made from my standards, of which I have thousands, will be warranted to give satisfaction; if not, they may be exchanged for any other kind, if they are returned in good condition, and in a reasonable time. Please give me a Call at No. 8 Blackstone Street, Boston. Terms—Cash on Delivery. Manufacturers and others sending by Expressmen for Patterns, will please remember my terms. SEWING MACHINES. EXPRESSLY FOR SHOE MANUFACTURERS. LADD, WEBSTER & CO. Desire to call the attention of all who have occasion to sew Leather, to their very superior SEWING MACHINES, intended expressly for that use. All the new valuable improvements have been added to make the Sewing Machine sold by them the best, and in every respect most satisfactory of all that are adapted to manufacturer’s purposes. They make a strong lock stitch that cannot be Ravelled or Pulled Out. They stitch Alike on Both Sides of the work, without forming ridges underneath. They are Perfectly Simple, and the management of them easily acquired. Any spool of Cotton, Thread or Silk sold at the stores, may be used without re-winding. LADD, WEBSTER & Co’s. FAMILY Sewing Machines, Are Unrivalled for Simplicity, Durability, Beauty and ease of Operation. Let Manufacturers, Planters, Farmers, Housekeepers, or any other persons in search of an instrument to execute any kind of sewing now done by machinery, make sure they secure the best, by examining ours before purchasing. LADD, WEBSTER & Co., SUCCESSORS TO HUNT, WEBSTER & Co., Cor. Essex & Lincoln Sts., Boston, 469 Broadway, N. Y. MOSES HUNT & CO., AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF A. RICHARDSON’S PATENT UNION LEATHER SPLITTING MACHINES, Also, Dealers in Leather, Tanners’ and Curriers’ Tools, &c. No. 60 Blackstone St., Boston, & 36 Spruce St., New York. LEATHER CUTTING MACHINES. THE SUBSCRIBERS CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE Sole Cutting and Stripping Machines, with all the latest improvements, which they warrant on all kinds of work. These machines have been thoroughly tested, and have been preferred, in every case, over all others in use, as they do not get out of order, or break down, are easily managed, cut quicker, and with less noise than any other. Orders by mail, with suitable reference in Lynn or Boston, promptly attended to. Full instructions to operate sent with every machine. Second Hand Machines, in good order, for sale cheap. All kinds of Machines repaired, and satisfaction guaranteed. KNOX & DITCHBURN, 8 Market Street, Lynn, Mass. Goodyear Shoe Association. CIRCULAR. This Association, recently formed, desire to acquaint the public with the causes which resulted in the combination known by the style of the “Goodyear Shoe Association.” During the years 1857 and 1858, the financial crisis was keenly felt by the India Rubber Shoe interest, in common with other branches of trade. The troubles experienced by the manufacturers of Rubbers were greatly enhanced from the non-uniformity in prices and discounts, between the various agencies. This absence of a regular tariff was productive of distrust in the purchasers and great embarrassment in the trade. Some method of action whereby these disturbing causes and effects could be reconciled, and harmony of action, and confidence in the stability of the prices asked for goods be restored, was deemed of the utmost importance. To this end the several legalized Companies in the United States, manufacturing Boots and Shoes under Goodyear’s Patent, agreed upon a basis of action, and effected a consolidation, the principal points of which are— First. The establishment of two branch agencies, through one or the other of which all goods manufactured by the Companies must pass. Second. By limiting the manufacture of goods so that the market shall not be overstocked; but, so far as can be arrived at, the supply and demand shall be equal. Third. The establishment of a uniform tariff of prices and rate of discount. AGENTS. WALES, EMMONS & Co., 66 Pearl St., Boston. BREDEN & SOUTHWICK, 107 & 109 Liberty St., New York. N. N. HALSTEAD, President, E. S. CONVERSE, Secretary. UNITED STATES AND Foreign Patent Agency. SAMUEL COOPER, LATE PRINCIPAL EXAMINER OF PATENTS IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE AT WASHINGTON. Office, Webster Building, No. 13 Exchange Street, BOSTON. Patents procured in the United States, and in all other patent granting countries. Specifications and Drawings prepared. Caveats filed. Reconsiderations procured, of applications that have been rejected upon imperfectly prepared papers. Interferences prosecuted. Re-Issues and Extensions procured. Those unacquainted with him are referred to following testimonials: From the Hon. Charles Mason, Commissioner of Patents. U. S. Patent Office, Feb. 28, 1855. “I take great pleasure in stating that during the time I have been acting as Commissioner of Patents, Samuel Cooper, Esq., of Boston, has been engaged as solicitor, and has been engaged in that capacity in constant correspondence and intercourse with the office; he has evinced a thorough acquaintance with Patent Law, and with the rules and practice of the Office, a close attention to the interests of his clients, and a marked candor and courtesy that has rendered the transaction of business with him a pleasure. I have no hesitation in stating that I regard him as one of the very best agents for the transaction of business with this Office, with whom I am acquainted. Charles Mason, Commissioner.” From the Examiners in the Patent Office. “The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners in the United States Patent Office, have for several years been well acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper, lately a Principal Examiner in this Office, and take pleasure in stating that he is a gentleman of the highest moral character, of unquestioned knowledge in the business and practice of the Office, and that his scientific attainments are such as eminently fit him for the business in which he is about to engage.”
“From long acquaintance, and intimate official relations with Mr. Cooper, I fully and heartily concur in the foregoing recommendation made by my late colleagues.” Wm. P. N. Fitzgerald, late Principal Examiner of Patents GENTLEMEN’S Boot and Shoe Emporium, NO. 10 SCHOOL STREET. ISRAEL M. RICE, Proprietor. This Establishment, of thirteen years’ standing, has long since become the popular resort for gentlemen who desire first class Boots, Shoes and Gaiters. I import, very largely, French Boats, Shoes and Gaiters, from the well known manufactories of Gan & Forr, and other equally celebrated makers. I also make to measure, all styles of work, from the choicest French Stock, of my own importation. I employ none but scientific workmen, and all goods from my establishment are warranted equal to the best. ISRAEL M. RICE, No. 10 School Street. JENKINS’ PRESSES AND HEATERS. JENKINS’ PATENT PRESSES AND HEATERS, for making Cemented Boots and Shoes, are manufactured at Lynn, Mass., where may be found Presses and Heaters in practical operation, and for sale, of any required form or size, made under the immediate attention of the Patentee, who will attend to putting them up in person, and will give the manufacturer his assistance in preparing and making the various Cements, and their proper application, in making any form of Boot or Shoe, together with his practical application of Gutta Percha to Boots and Shoes for the last nine years, including his experience in making and using, for a number of months at Ballardvale. The Steam Lasts, invented and patented by Mr. Charles Rice and the late Syranus H. Wharf, there also may be seen a full set of Steam Lasts for making Boots and Shoes, according to said patents. Any further information respecting the Presses or Heaters can be obtained by addressing THOMAS P. BANCROFT, Lynn, Mass. LASTS AND BOOT TREES. SAMUEL COX & SONS, Manufacturers of every description of LASTS AND BOOT TREES. FOR LEATHER WORK OF ALL KINDS. ALSO FOR INDIA RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES, all of which are manufactured from the best of Stock, thoroughly seasoned. Orders answered with promptness and seasonable despatch. The Last Manufactory of Cox and Sons is one of the oldest in the United States. The Manufactory is located at Malden, Mass. Office, 92 Pearl Street, Boston. THREADS, LINEN, COTTON & SILK, FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SEWING MACHINES. SHOE THREAD, SADLERS’ do GILLING do MARSHALL’S do CABLE THREADS, SEA ISLAND COTTON, ERMAN’S DIAMOND do PHILLIP’S WAXED do Also, TWINE of every variety. ROSS & PEARCE, No. 7 Liberty Square, Boston, Mass. AGENT FOR LICENSES. CHARLES RICE, 84 Pearl Street, Boston, is the Agent for the NORTH AMERICAN PATENT BOOT AND SHOE CO. for granting LICENCES for the manufacture of CEMENTED BOOTS AND SHOES under Tyer & Helm’s Patent, allusion to which is made in this work. Terms 2½ per cent. RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA SHOE FINDINGS, VARIOUS RUBBER FABRICS & ARTICLES. MATTSON & CO., Proprietors of the Roxbury Rubber Factory, Are prepared to manufacture the following new articles required for the CEMENTED BOOTS and SHOES, which are creating a new era in the Shoe business: Gutta Percha and Rubber Cements. Counters or Stiffenings, of any required compound. Water-Proof linings for the Uppers, superior to and cheaper than Oiled Silk. Water-Proof Middle Soling suited to pegged or sewed Boots or Shoes, (a most desirable article.) Gutta Percha Inner Soling of any required thickness or compound, spread on cloth or otherwise. Crude Gutta Percha cleaned and rolled into thin sheets, suitable for making Cements. ALSO ON HAND THE ORDINARY RUBBER SOLING, adapted in thickness to a lady’s slipper or a heavy boot, with Boxes of CEMENT for putting on the same. ? We also manufacture the cheapest RUBBER COATS in the United States, as well as those of the finest quality; UNDER-SHEETING for the protection of Beds; Piano, Melodeon and Table Covers; Air Beds, Pillows and Cushions, &c. Dr. Mattson’s ELASTIC SYRINGES, to which Four Silver Medals had been awarded. MATTSON & CO., No. 1 Tremont Temple, Boston. BOSWORTH’S $25 SEWING MACHINE. This machine is decidedly the best in the market for Family Use, and is warranted to sew on every fabric with cotton or silk on the original spools; it will not drop stitches nor get out of order: no charge made for repairs. It is the most simple and perfect machine ever invented, and the inventor feels confident that all who purchase it will find what they have long sought, a perfect and reliable Machine at the low price of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. Reference will be given to parties wishing to purchase, to many families who have the machine in practical use, which is the only true test by which a purchaser can be sure of obtaining a good machine. All orders addressed to the subscriber will meet with prompt attention. Agents will be supplied with machines at a liberal discount, and towns secured to them. Only one Agent will be appointed in a place; preference being given to the best location. ? All letters must be addressed to the subscriber. L. STETSON, Agent, No. 3 Tremont Row, (Up Stairs,) Op. Head of Hanover St. UPPER PATTERNS, PROPORTIONED BY MACHINERY. After long experience in the Last and Pattern Business, I have accomplished that which has hitherto been considered an impossibility, viz., Drawing and Proportioning correctly, sets of BOOT AND SHOE PATTERNS, of all sizes, from one model by machinery, giving each piece its proportioned size and shape. For full description and illustration, see Diagrams on pages 81 to 88, inclusive. The machine is used by B. F. Parrott, No. 4 Exchange St., Boston, to whom all orders for patterns should be addressed. Also on hand, a large assortment of BOOT and SHOE MODELS, from which he will manufacture Patterns from Paper, Pasteboard or Zinc. Pasteboard bound with Brass. Also Patterns copied from any Boot or Shoe which may be sent as a model. I am also manufacturing WOMEN’S, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S LASTS and PATTERNS to correspond with, and fit the patterns above referred to, by which means the Boot and Shoe manufacturing is still further facilitated. Further information may be obtained by applying to G. W. PARROTT, Mechanic Steam Mills, Broad St., Lynn, Mass. The Patterns above referred to are used by the principal Manufacturers in this city and vicinity. ONE PRICE SHOE STORE. LAMKIN & GREENE, COOLIDGE BUILDING, OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE, BOSTON, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND FRENCH & AMERICAN BOOTS & SHOES, Of the most fashionable styles, which they offer at the lowest prices. ?BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER,? J. H. GREENE. G. LAMKIN. R. & F. KNOTT, LADIES SHOEMAKERS, 16 SCHOOL STREET, BOSTON. |
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