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THE undersigned avails himself of this opportunity to remind the Printers of the
British North American Provinces, that he continues to manufacture type in all its
varieties, and in order to keep up with the times, he has lately introduced SCOTCH
FACES of BOOK LETTER into his establishment, which, with other extensive
improvements, affords the Printer all he can desire in his line.
The following American manufacturers continue their accounts with this Foundry:—

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OF NEW YORK,

MESSRS. WELLS & WEBB,

OF NEW YORK,

MR. GEORGE MATHER,

OF NEW YORK,
PRINTING-INK MANUFACTURER, of all Colors:

MESSRS. L. JOHNSON & Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,.

of whose manufacture a general and well selected assortment is kept constantly on hand.
The above-named houses are so well known, that it is unnecessary to make any re-
marks on the excellence of their manufactures.
The convenience that the Printers of Canada now have in being able to purchase at
their own doors all they can require to furnish or renew an Office will be apparent to
all | while the
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a branch of this Establishment under the management of Mr. D.K.FEEHAN, Agentj,
Front street, Toronto, places the Printers of each section of the Province upon an
equally favourable footing.
OLD TYPE taken in exchange for new without any deduction for dross, at 5d per lb..
20 per cent charged on American imports to cover Duties, Freight, &c.
CHARLES T. PALSGRAVE,
Montreal, 1851. Comer of St. Helen and Lemoine streets.