1o Printers, Booksellers, and Publishers.

 JAMES CONNER
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 ANOR the greater perfection of his tStereo- AA typing Establishment, has found it neces- sary tO prepare TYPE FOUNDRY: the expenses attending which, and the kind offers of his Typographical brethren, have induced hlm to enlarge extensively upon his original plan. His letters are cut in the best style {; and the particular interest of the Printer, Pulp Usher. Bookseller, and Stereotype Founder, has been consulted. The following founts are offered to the public notice. viz: ,.

 ra, rre"r,, two kinds, Bourgeois on brevier body,

 MMG;npare" do. Long Primer, two kinds, '-'

 Bourgeois, do. English; "'"D''

 with variety of TitIe-page and Fancy letter; tV which such additions will continue tO be made as the tastes or Printers may require.

 The type furnished at this foundry will give clearer impression, and last longer, than any known since the days when the good old Scotch type was used here, which is well re- collected by some of the profession,o ,on account of its remarkable durability. N To his kind patrons who have hereto ofore SO liberally encouraged him in Stereotyping, he begs leave to retUrnhis grateful ack know ledg- ments, and fatters himself that he can now present greater Inducements for continuance of their favors. as mOre aesc type can be put upon their works than formerly could be af-r forded-a saving of ten per cent made to tl1oi trade by a particular improvement in The which admits of that rate of matter to each page mere than usual. A sufficient qnsntity of each kind of type continually on hand to insure against loss of time in comple- ting orders.

 County Newspaper Printers, and others. will be supplied with founts that have been used for stereOtyping. on which the most lih- sral discount will be made. N. B. The most approved Printing Press.- E, Frames, Casess Imposing Stones, Compo-. ing Sticks. Quoins. Furniture. and every ofh. 'r article necessary for completing Prinljnr 'ilces: at the maDufacturers' prices, sunulisS; with the least possible delay. s' V NesO- Fork, Nov. 1881 r& eA