TO~PRlNiTERS. | E. White and VVm. yiagaF
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ID EsPEcrFuLLY inform the Printers of the long individually known IS established Letter Founders. that. they have. now, fornacd .co- partDership in said business, and hope frnns their united still, and extensive experience. iO, he able tO gise,aaiisfactiOn t0 all he may ia, yer them-GiiA orders. .a,

 The introduction of machinery in place of the tedious and unhealthy process of casting. type by hand, a desiderat0m by the Eurepean and American Founders, was by American ingenuity. and heavy expenditure of time and money on the part of our senior parfHs.r, first successfully accomplished. Extensive ,ise of the machine east letfeI has fully tested and established iis superiority in every pzrticular. over that east ny the old process. s1as.,..

 The Letter Foundry hnsiness wit herealaer, be carried On by the parties hefase namede under the fsta of WHITE. HAaAR & Co. -, i Their specimen exhibits a complefe serins. from diamond te sixty -four fines pica. The book and ness type being in the most modern light and style. -

 White. HagaF E On. are agents for the sale lof the Smith 1nd Rast Priaiing Presses. which they can furnish to their customers at nnan,,. facturers' prices. Chases. Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink. and every article used in 1he Printing husiness, kept fOr sale and tafnished On short notice. .B ,.,as l'-.

 Old type taken in exchanged (al 0eeuts per po1nd) iOr new. E. WHITE, Vi

 w. HAGAR.

 Ness. York. Etb. 1884 as