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The Tribune Bookbindery (James Pringle)BookbindersNO. 7 Spruce street, Tribune BuildingNew YorkNew York 1.1.(1843) New York Daily Tribune, July 12, 1843.2. Tribune Printing Office, 160 Nassau Street, Tribune Book Bindery, Plain and Ornamental, “Jobs of all kinds executed with care and functuality (sic) on the most reasonable terms.” New York Daily Tribune, December 11, 1843.

Drinker & Morris Smith,Samuel,Drinker & Morris ( RO. I. Smith, M. Drinker and Adolphus Morris) RichmondVirginia *1Originally:(1841) Smith,Samuel,Drinker & Morris ( RO. I. Smith, M. Drinker and Adolphus Morris) , (1842) Smith Drinker & Morris ( No Samuel) 1. (1843)Drinker & Morris, at their old stand. Richmond Enquirer, December,7,1843 2.(1843) Emporium of Standard Literature, Annuals, “Blank Books and Stationery of every description always on hand,and Bookbinding,in all varieties, executed in the best manner, on moderate terms.”Richmond Enquirer,December 7,1843.3. Agricultural Exhibition, No. 38 prize medal to Drinker & Morris, for specimen of Bookbinding and Blank Books.Richmond Enquirer, October 20, 18464. (1849) Notice. the Concern of Drinker & Morris was dissolved, by mutual consent, o the 30th ult.. The unsettled business will be closed as speedily as possible by A. Morris, who is authorized to use the name of the concern in liquidation. Samuel M. Drinker, A. Morris” A. Morris will continue the business of the late firm at the old stand , and solicits a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon it and its predecessors.” … “All persons indebted to the late Firm are earnestly requests to make payment as early as practicable, as it is important that the business of the Firm should be closed as rapidly as possible. Jan 17” Richmond Enquirer, January 19, 1849.

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J. christBookbindera few doors north of the Cadiz hotelCadizOhio 11.(1845) “Something New In Cadiz! A Bookbindery. The subscriber having located in Cadiz Permanently,takes this method of announcing to the citizens of Harrison and the adjoining counties, that he is prepared to execute every variety of Book-binding at his establishment a few doors north of the Cadiz hotel” Cadiz Sentinel, October 1, 1845.

J. christBookbindera few doors north of the Cadiz hotelCadizOhio 11.(1845) “Something New In Cadiz! A Bookbindery. The subscriber having located in Cadiz Permanently,takes this method of announcing to the citizens of Harrison and the adjoining counties, that he is prepared to execute every variety of Book-binding at his establishment a few doors north of the Cadiz hotel” Cadiz Sentinel, October 1, 1845.