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Advertisement for clothing sold at the Tillotson & Mott storeAdvertisement for clothing sold at the Tillotson & Mott store, at Northport, N.Y. Items advertised were oil cloth patterns (used for making waterproof…
Advertisement for the Estey Organ, sold by M.H. Woodhull, general agent for Suffolk CountyAdvertisement for the Estey Organ, sold by M.H. Woodhull, general agent for Suffolk County. Woodhull, who operated out of Riverhead, N.Y., also sold…
Advertisement for De La Martine's Birch Beer, sold by Charles H. Nesbitt, agentAdvertisement for De La Martine's Birch Beer, sold by Charles H. Nesbitt, agent. The advertisement states that Nesbitt, of Riverhead, N.Y., is the…
Advertisement for the Brown & Jackson general storeAdvertisement for the Brown & Jackson general store, which was located on the corner of main Street and Roanoke Avenue in Riverhead. Among other…
Advertisement for stoves and tin ware sold by Coles CarmanAdvertisement for stoves and tin ware sold by Coles Carman. His store was located on Front Street in Hempstead, N.Y.
Advertisement for a new grist mill operated by Samuel G. Smith and Thomas H. ClowesAdvertisement for a new grist mill operated by Samuel G. Smith and Thomas H. Clowes. The mill was on Jackson Street in Hempstead, N.Y.
Advertisement for the R.S. Seabury Bakrey [sic] and Grocery storeAdvertisement for the R.S. Seabury Bakrey [sic] and Grocery store, which was located in Hempstead, N.Y. Items sold at the store included breads,…
Advertisement for J.E. Davidson's apothecary storeAdvertisement for J.E. Davidson's apothecary store, which was located in Hempstead, N.Y. Items sold in the store included drugs, chemicals, patent…
Advertisement for Samuel DeMott's general store, Newbridge (present-day Bellmore), N.Y.Advertisement for Samuel DeMott's general store, Newbridge (present-day Bellmore), N.Y. Items sold in the store included dry goods, groceries, boots…
Advertisement placed by J.S. Woodbridge, a "practical artist" who took ambrotype photographs.Advertisement placed by J.S. Woodbridge, a "practical artist" who took ambrotype photographs. Woodbridge was based in Hempstead, N.Y.