Puck, 1879-09-10 · page 14 of 16
Puck — September 10, 1879 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, not editorial content or political cartoons. It contains approximately 20 commercial advertisements from late 19th-century New York businesses, including: - A.Heller & Bros. (Hungarian wines and liquors) - The famous Vienna Coffee Pot (imported coffee service) - Edward D. Bassford (housefurnishings) - Zero Marx (engraved metal signs) - Thonet Brothers (bent wood furniture) - Nicoll the Tailor - Pachtmann & Moelich (champagne importers) - Various other vendors (photographer, bookseller, dentist) There is also information about the **Manhattan Beach** railway line and Gilmore's Band entertainment. No political satire or editorial cartoons are visible on this page—it's a revenue-generating advertisements section typical of Puck magazine's business model.
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A. HELLER & BRO., LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. 35 & 37 Broad St., and 39 & 41 First Ave., incorporated by the Fae nae as are the only Importers of ~ coer HUNGARIAN WINES, Liquors and Crown Champagne, in the United States and: Canada, who are regularly find personally atiending to che selection of their Wines ly from the Wine-growers in the most renowned Wine ao joe Faia Maries of Hungary, and sre gble to furnish the very best of Wines and Liquors for ‘amily and Medicinal use, OPEN FROM6:90.A.M. T012 P.M. St reasonable ‘prices. Orders ieft at the above places will § be promptly attended to, and delivered free of charge. (RECTOR ST.—Nearet pot fr foe Wal street furry connec 18 BRANCH: “Hotel Hungaria”, No 4 Union Square, CORTLANDT ST.—Nearest point for Jersey City and Com- J} [¢) WITH ELEGANT WINE ROUMS AND RESTAURANT. <2 munipaw fernes. PARK PLACE—Nearest yoint for Post Office, City Hall and Barclay street ferry to Hoboken. “CHAMBERS S¥.—-Nearest point for Pavonia and Erle Railway IN ST, THE FAMOUS GRAND ST.—Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry for Jer~ sey City, and connecting with cars for Desbrossesand East Grand e street ferries. i BLEECKER ST.—Connects with cars for east and wot, i H ST.—Connecting with cars for Christopher street and e a te with cars for East Twenty-third and Beautifully finished, of burnished brass, with burnished brass bow, cars for Twenty-third street ferry fourth street ferry for Hunter's porcelain base, porcelain handles to lamp and extinguisher, porcelain knob ‘00 cover and spout, and one brass and one glass cover 3B ST Connecting with are for Weehawken ferry. IMPORTED FROM VIE ONLY By Us. ST —Connects with New York Transter Compsny’s cabs ; for Grand Central De; Cate MIR. ‘PRICE. su geTH ST. AND H AY. - $eTH ST.—Siath avenue entrance to Central Park, connecting with cars of Belt Line Railroad. SAN ND GTHAV. 89 Sr sr (ND gt AV, ya SY 3 - 3300 i ¢ Trade supplied, V SuTH St. AND gti AV. FH OP-TOWN TRAINS Ppite: PAE al pines EDWARD D. BASSFORD, Trains wili run to s8th st. and 6th av, and royth st. and gth av. oSeaday Trains from sean FB Whe Bee. HOUSE FURNISHING STORES, 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 15, 16 and 17 Cooper Institute, N. Y. City. ZERO MARX, Comfort, Durability, Lightness and Elegance. Designer and Manufacturer of ENGRAVED METAL SIGNS, TH 0 NET GLASS SIGNS, BROTHERS, Syiran Grove")y bgSe adr tease teas Ady and all bourly WIRE SIGNS, Bee ae Basen burtouiy rer | Druggists’ and Barbers’ Glass Labels and| _4"7ittewment Elevated Feads ra to South Ferry, connectin rah noomee Glass Letters, BENT woop “D. R. Martin” hourly, from 9.25 A.M. to 8. fia Bay RSEamers “Thomas Collyer” and “Laura M. Staria” Jeave | EMBOSSING ON WHITE & COLORED GLASS, 5 Heep gah sab yet Ae Be Furniture. CHICAGO, ILL, ff Pxmctrat Daror ror mar ‘Steamers North River landings—Prom2y4 940, 0.25 AM. then houtly 124 Bast ne Street, d hourly to fast Madison Unrrap States: 808 Broadway, NEW YORK, ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FUK ar routs, 0. 1 S, CAFES, ete. NICOLL, the Tailor, |227 2524264275 Cates WM. R. GARRISON, President. M. VAN BROCKLIN, Superintendent. MANHATTAN BEAGH. Gilmore’s Band and Levy Afternoon and Evening. ‘Sasbattan med for New York, via axa 127 Market Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo. American Institute Fair, New York. HAMANN & KOGM,| PACHTMANN& MOELICH Bed No. 9 Maiden Lane, S83 CANAL ST OWA ORE, IMPORTERS OF FRENCH CLOCKS AND BRONZES, DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND FIND JEWELRY. Look for N rest Broadway. ST BOOK-STORE AMOR 175,672 NEW OED 8 3 Depart: L. DE VENOGE, 41 South William Street, New York. CENERAL ACENT. chante aud Grocers. THE PUREST CHAMPAGNE ‘S ‘N 3HL NI G3140dWI if Li "Almost. given OOREEOCT TIME por TELEGRAPH. Peppered sak Deesoe rs pe caeeenerms a a _% Seratnamnemes TAPE WORM 3 BEEKMAN ST., 2 ore = ippine Diafien - INVALLIEL£ CURED with two spoons of medicine i= two or Paralytic, nervous, wwlous old ladies are 162 West 23rd Street, bet. 6th and 7th Avenues, N.Y. | three quiet aidd spcightly by using Hop Bitter cally” "ade Perfectly Lars $89 Canat Sreazr. pours, ST EICHHORN, No. Se hasta Place, New York.