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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
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VENTILATING WARM AIR STOVES, FOR
CHURCHES, AND OTHER PUBLIC
BUILDINGS.
G. & J. HADEN, Engineers, &c. of Trowbridge,
Wiltshire, take this opportunity of stating that they
continue to fix up these Stoves in all parts of the
United Kingdom, and respectfully to acquaint the
Nobility and Gentry of Scotland, that James Haden,
one of the Partners, has, for several years past, spent
the greater part of his time in Scotland, attending
personally to the proper fixing of their Stoves; and
that he has had the honour of being employed to
warm the two churches of St Giles's, St John's
Chapel, Prince's Street, the Libraries of the Faculty
of Advocates, and of the Society of Writers to the
Signet, the Bank of Scotland, &c. &c. in Edinburgh,
all of which give satisfaction : also the Fever Wards
of the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow, (in which the whole
body of air in the Wards can be changed twice every
hour.) G. & J. H. have also erected a considerable
number of Stoves in the Mansions of the Nobility
and Gentry in the Counties of Mid-Lothian, Perth,
Forfar, Lanark, Renfrew, Dumbarton, Selkirk,
Peebles, &c. &c.
J. Haden may be heard of at all times, by apply-
ing to Mr Dunn, Optician, &c. &c. No. 50, North
Hanover Street, Edinburgh.
CoaL
R. ARMSTRONG (late North Bridge) inti-
mates to his Friends and the Public, that he receives
orders for the different Coals advertised by the Manager
of the Railway Company, at his Office,
No. 5, Railway Depot, St Leonards.
iHrs iSruton,
WINCHBURGH, Eleven Miles from Edinburgh,
on the STIRLING ROAD.
Good Post Horses and Chaises, with careful Dri-
vers, on the shortest notice.
Also a Stock of the very best Wines, selected from
the first houses in Scotland, with every requisite in
the Tavern line, neatly served.
%> & &, Haflxlato,
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURERS,
BELL HANGERS, BRASS
FOUNDERS, AND GAS FITTERS,
SIMON SQUARE, & 96, PRINCE'S STREET,
EDINBURGH,
Respectfully intimate that they Manufacture Vene-
tian Blinds, Spring Roller Window Blinds, and all
sorts of Blinds, on the most improved construction,
by a Steam Etigine, and other Machinery.
Bell Hanging in all its departments. Common
Stair Doors and Area Gates hung on the most Im-
proved Plan.
Manufacturing Gas Meters, Lustres, and every
thing connected with Gas Fitting. The Pipes being
drawn with their Steam Engine, they are enabled to
fit up Dwelling Houses, Shops, Warerooms, &c. in
the best and most substantial manner, and at Mode-
rate Prices
Crystal Lustres and Oil Lamps.
Picture Rods, and Brass Founding iti general.
Cfjcmical 2lafioratm*i> ;
CORNER OF LOTHIAN STREET,
{Entry by No. 3, Potter roiv.)
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MR JOHN DEUCH A R begs leave to thank his
Scientific Friends for the liberal patronage he has en-
joyed for the last eighteen years, during which he has
followed the profession of a Chemist and Druggist in
all its practical operations, embracing a department of
practical Pharmacy and general science not previously
attempted in Scotland, and which has since been solely
followed by himself. Although he has now retired
from the Drug division of the business, he begs re-
spectfully to acquaint his friends, and the public in
general, that he means still to devote a portion of his
time to the manufacture of Chemical tests, and re-
agents, and to supplying institutions and private gen-
tlemen with Chemical Apparatus, including some
hundred varieties of the Tube, Test, and Miniature
Apparatus of his own invention, and of which he so-
licits an inspection.
Instructions are given at the Laboratory in Chemi-
cal Manipulations, in Practical Pharmacy, and in the
duties of a Medical and Chemical Laboratory.
Mr Deuchar undertakes the Analysis of Waters,
Soils, Minerals, Products of the Arts, &c.
Orders may be sent either to the Chemical Labora-.
tory as above, or to 46, Rankeillor Street.
Cart*
ANGUS CAMPBELL, Clothier, Tailor, Habit
and Pelisse Maker, 22, Hanover Street, in return-
ing sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for
past favours, begs leave to announce that he still con-
tinues furnishing every article in the above line, of
the very best materials, on his usual moderate terms;,
and he is regularly supplied with the latest London
Fashions.
Edinburgh, 22, South Hanover Street,
(West side, corner of Rose St.)
GROVES & CO.,
SILK MERCERS, CLOAK AND SHAWL
WAREHOUSEMEN, &c.
32, George Street, Edinburgh.
This Establishment will receive every novelty as early
as produced, at their Warehouses, Regent Street,
London ; and Rue St Honore, a Paris.
ifcaUtoag Coal*
Sir John Hope's best New Craighall Jewel, Somer-
side Great Chew and Dross Coal, delivered in any
part of Edinburgh, according to the Railway Com-
pany's regulations, and at very moderate prices.
Also, the best Sheriff-Hall Jewel Coal, carted direct
from the Pits.
Orders sent by Post, or otherwise, to Robert
Brown, No. 3, Railway Co.'s Coal Office, St Leo-
nard's Depot, (thirteen years Manager of the Plea-
ance Coal-yard, "> will be punctually attended to.