UNIVERSITY
OF PITTSBURGH
UNIVERSITY
PITTSBURGH
Dar. Rm.
1861
LIBRARY
41.
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H. H. HAY, Druggist,
j Junction Free and Middle Sts., - - Portland, Maine.
APOTHECARIES' <JLASS WARE,
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal and Mechanical Uses.
IMPROVED VEGETABLE THYSICAL BILIOUS
Jaiandice Bitters*
This is an eff«!ctive cure for Jaundice, Headache, Dyspepsia, Worms, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Colds
and Fevers, and Darting Pains, Stranguary, Dropsy, Cronp, FMitliisic, and Liver Complaint.
Caution Extra.— Tlie public are hereby cautioned against a base imitation of L. F. ATWOOD'S
BITTERS, by some evil-minded persons, who have not only copied the label in part, and adopted precisely
the same style of bottle, but have had the barefacedness to present on their label, that theirs is the same
as L. F. Atwoods. And the more completely to dupe the public, they say, " beware of counterfeits and
imitations," and call their vile trash "genuine." Therefore, all genuine jut up after this date, will bear
an extra label countersigned by TI. H. HAY, Druggist, Portland, Me., Sole General Agent.
B. Thurston, Steam Bo)k, Job and Fancy Printer, Fox Bleck, Portland, Me.
PATENT CONE FURNACES.
DP^A-TE3SrTEI> I3Sr THE
S^niicd ptxites, Snalana
H runce.
use of this superior Furnace in the United States has acquired for it a reputation too well |^
nown to need more at this time than to call the special attention of those in want of the [■
The extensive
and favorably known
best possible means of warming dwellings, public buildings, Ac, with pure, fi esh, lualthful hiat, (free from
that ^scorching, dry, red-hot iron heat, and coal gas, so common to hot air furnaces) to an examination of
this superior invention, which represents a cluster of Cones, or tapering Radiators, over a broad, flaring-
shallow fiie-pot. These cones being large at the base, and small at the top, secure the great and important
object of retaining and holding the smoke and gases back, in contact with the burning fuel— thus thoroughly
consuming the ga^es while their heat is compressed up, into the cones, and made to impinge against and jf
radiate from the tapering surlaces— t/ier^ij/ securirg iioict the heat from a given amount (f cual that can
be obtained from any other plan known to man. This furnace is very simple in its construction and
easily managed, and much less liable to need repairs than any other plan of furnace in use.
Also, five sizes of PORTABLE FURNACES, on the same principle, that are giving perfect satisfaction.
A special invitation is given to all interested in the heating and ventilation of buildings, to e.\amine the
above assortment of Furnaces.
c:i3:iLsoi^'s
Double Oven Cooking Range.
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This very superior Range, now in so getioral xise, needs only to be seen to undei'-
stand the great improvenientfl attained in this invention, over any other plan of
Range in the United States. It is entireltj new in pnvciple—h&\m^ five claims patented for improvements,
not K)und in any other Ransre:— Its unparalleled economy in the consumption of fuel, its quick and even
baking ovens, its patent self-regulating flues around the ovens (without the usual vexatious complication
of dampers found in the common Ranges), its cast-iron flue plates around the oven preventing loss of heat
in the chimney. Its superior fine heavy castings, and general beauty of design and conveniences, cannot
fail to commend themselves to all using Ranges. Sizes in variety for dwellings, hotels, &c., with or without*
Wat«r Backs fdr Bath Boilers and other washing purposes; also. Hot Air Fixture for heating additional j
rooms when desired. No housekeeper will long use any other plan of Range or Cooking Stove after once
seeing this Range.
Of all the innumerable plans of Stoves yet invented, this certainly surpasses them all— and every person
desirirus of seeing a perfect stove is invited to look at this one, whether wishing to purchase or not. Sizes
adapted to pnrlors, chambers, offices, or stores, its improvement consists in its Great Heating Power, and
Unparalleled Economy in Fuel. This is secured by retaining ihe heat in the base radiator of the Stove,
(below the fire-grate), thus warming the floor and lower cukrents of air in the room for a great distance
around the Stove, instead of the heat being let off" at the top of the stove, and the floor and lower currents
of air in the ri>om being cold, as is the case with the conmion stoves.
This Stove has an excellent arrangement for VENTILATING the Room, and at the same time it cuts off
the Draft from the burning coal, so that a fire may be kept day and night Irom Fall till Spring by replen-
ishing thn fire once a day.
It has a lever-grate so arranged, that the ashes may be shaken out, or the fire let down into the ash-pan,
WITHOUT MAKING ANY DUST in the room.
This Stove is very beautiful in its appearance, the Castings are very durable, and have a very fine,
smooth finish. — and, finally, it is altogether the most perfect Stove ever made.
On hand, and now making, a large assortment of the different Sizes; some of which are fitted with
AN Oven and Boiler, to serte as a PARLOR COOK STOVE, adapted to the Dining Room, &c.
Also — MAKTEIi GRATES, :REGISTERS, VENTIIiATORS, STOVES, &c., &c.
Special attention given to PUTTiNi UP Furnaces and Ranges, and the Ventilation of BuiWings in any
part of the country.
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PARTS, wherever the disease may be^ and can be worn to ithout injury to the most del-
icate person. No change in the proper habits of living is required, and it en- y.
tirely removes the disease from the system, without the fallacious use of powerful |t|
internal medicines, in such cases, which weaken and destroy the constitution,
and give temporary relief only, by stupefying the system, and deadening its vitality.
By this treatment, the medicinal properties contained in the Band, being of a
highly aromatic and volatile nature and capahle of being readily absorbed through the
pores of the skin, come into direct contact with the Blood and general circulation,
without first passing through the process of digestion, which Avould tend, not
only to detract from their curative powers, but to impair the internal organs
and derange the digestion also. — Thus avoiding the injurious effects^ so often the
result of internal remedies, and effecting b, perfect cure^ by purifying and equalizing lI
the circulation of the vital fluids, and restoring the parts affected to a healthy condition. ^
This Band is also a most powerful " Anti-Mercurial Agent," — Calomel being |— j
the primary cause of a large part of the stiffness, Neuralgic Pains, and Rheu-
matics, so prevalent — and will entirely relieve the system from Mb pernicious effects
Moderate cases are cured in a few days and we are constantly receiving un-
doubted testimonials — to which we invite inspection at our office — of their eflS-
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PORTLAND, MAINE.
The Subscriber now possesses every desirable facility for the speedy execution of the various kinds of
Book &> Jol» Printing. Having recently added to his list of superior Machine and Hand Presses a
NEW FOUR ROLLER ADAMS POWER PRESS!
THE VERY PERFECTION OF A BOOK PRINTING PRESS,
All in want of Book Printing of any kind, including Pamphlets, Briefs, Town Reports,
Catalogues for Colleges, Seminaries, ic, will find it to their advantage to give him the FIRST CALL.
Having in operation the Best, Fastest, and Most Improved J o\i Printing Presses, prooelled by
Power, with the best selected stock of TYPE, BORDERS, &.C., in the State, entirely new, the advantages of
this office for the rapid and superior execution of Printing, such as Cards, Bill-Heads, Receipts,
Blanks, Blank Notes, £ial>els. Circulars, Programmes, &.C., are unequaled.i
The department of POSTER PRINTING is superior, embracing one of HOE'S MAMMOTH PRESSES,
largest size, and an Jissortment of LETTER which for beauty of cut and finish cannot be surpassed— thus
producing a class of work not excelled.
l^S=. Marriage, Address, and Visiting Cards, Billets, &c., executed in the highest style
of the art; also Bronze and Color Printing, every variety.
All orders by mail, for any kind of Printing, attended to without delay.
Orders for COPPERPLATB PRINTING will receive prompt attention.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST!
roRTLAND, 1862. JAMES S. STAPLES, Printer.
J, F. RICHARDSON,
13 [1-2 Middle St., Portland, Me.
PROPELLER PRINTING OFFICE,
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PROPEIETORS.
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE
SUBSCRIBERS
TO THE
NEW MAP OF MAINE,
WITH A BRIEF HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION
OF THE STATE, PREPARED BY
WILLIAM WILLIS;
ALSO,
VALUABLE STATISTICS AND ADVERTISEMENTS.
PORTLAND:
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PREFACE.
In this volume which accompanies our new Map of Maine, w^e present
to the pubUc a very full Directory of persons who are engaged in the
industrial pursuits of the State, so arranged as will be of convenient
reference. This will furnish the means of ascertaining the persons and
their employments in the numerous towns of the State. With this is con-
nected an Advertising Department, which gives particular information
of persons and places in their several localities, and of the materials and
occupations about which they are engaged.
We have added to this large commercial department, a concise'
History of the State, from its first discovery to its separation from Mas-
sachusetts in 1820; with a description of its Area and Surface, of its Rivers,
Lakes and Mountains, and the present condition of the Aboriginal
Inhabitants.
There will also be found in the following pages a brief account of the
Literary, Philanthropic, Penal, Pinancial, and Commercial Institutions
and Establishments of the State; copious Statistics of its commerce,
agriculture, and manufactures; of its resources and wealth; of its
population and progress ; with a full and complete Register of its civi .
government, including State and County officers.
We have aimed at thorough accuracy in these multifarious details, but
with all our efforts, conscious of the imperfection of human machinery,
there will undoubtedly be found errors. We trust, however, they are not
serious, and will receive a partial judgment in view of the abundant
stores of what is useful and correct.
In offering to the people of Maine, and of other parts of our country,
the large mass of valuable information contained in this volume, and in
the accompanying Map, which is one of the best executed, and most ac-
curate maps ever published in the United States, we feel assured that our
long and unwearied devotion to the work, and our vast outlay in prepar-
ing it for the press, will be appreciated by a generous public, and espe-
cially by the citizens of our own commonwealth, to whose favorable con-
sideration it is now most respectfully submitted and dedicated.
GENERAL INDEX.
Page-
Index to Advertisements, 7
Subscribers' Names, 9
Historical and statistical vikw of Me.
Brief History,
Situation and Area,
Rivers,
Lakes,
Indians,
Governors, since Organization in 1820,
State and County Officers,
Census of Maine,
Population and Statistics of Maine, ar-
ranged by Counties as follows :
Androscoggin County,
Aroostook
Cumberland
Franklin
Hancock
Kennebec
Knox
Lincoln
Oxford
Penobscot
179
180
181
183
184
196
196
202
202
202
204
210
212
214
218
220
222
224
228
Piscataquis County,
Sagadahoc "
Somerset "
Waldo "
Washington "
York »
Population and Valuation of Maine,
Page.
234
240
236
246
242
248
253
Population of U. States and Territories, 250
Population of some of the principal Cities
and Towns in the United States, 252
Population of other Countries and Places, 252
Population of the Globe, 253
Colleges and Schools, 185
Finances, 192
Banks, 193
Commerce, 193
Railroads in Maine, 195
Maine Historical Society, 189
State Reform School, 189
State Prison, 191
Insane Asylum, 190
Variations of Time, 254
Sunday Schools, 201
Newspapers in Maine, 200
Perpetual Mercantile Almanac, 178
INDEX TO TOWNS.
Page
Auburn,
9
Amity,
16
Asliland,
16
Augusta, GO,
257
Albion, 61,
257
Appleton,
71
Alna,
78
Andover,
83
Albany,
83
Argyle,
97
Alton,
97
Abbott,
113
Atkinson,
113
Anson, 117,
260
Athens,
117
Arrowsic,
129
Addison,
141
Alfred,
151
Acton,
151
Andover, or Tobique,N.B
.171
Avon,
256
Amherst,
257
Bridge water.
16
Bancroft,
16
Belfast Academy Grant,
17
Buchanan,
17
Brunswick,
25
Bridgton,
26
Baldwin,
27
Bucksport,
56
Bluehill,
56
Brooklin,
57
Brooksville,
57
Benton,
61
Belgrade, 61
,258
Bristol,
78
Boothbay,
79
Page.
Page.
Bremen,
79
Chesterville,
50, 256
Bethel,
83
259
Carthage,
60, 256
Brownfield,
84
Castine,
57
Buckfield,
85
China,
62, 258
Burlington,
97
Chelsea,
62
Brewer,
97
Clinton,
62
Bangor,
98
260
Camden,
71
Bradford,
102
Gushing,
71
Bradley,
102
Canton,
86
Brownville.
113
Corinth,
102
Blanchard,
113
Charleston,
102
Barnard,
113
Carroll,
103
Brighton,
118
Carmel,
103
Bingham,
118
Chester,
103
Bath,
129
Corinna,
103
Bath, (West)
131
Clifton,
103
Bowdoin,
131
Canaan,
118
Bowdoinham,
131
Cornville,
119
Belfast,
134
Cambridge,
119
Brooks,
135
Concord,
119
Burnham,
135
Carratunk,
120
Belmont,
135
Codyville Plantation,
141
Baring,
Biddeford,
141
Crawford,
141
152
Calais,
142
Buxton,
154
260
Columbia,
143
Berwick,
155
Cherryfield,
143
Berwick, (North)
156
Cornish,
157
Berwick, (South)
157
,260
Canterbury, N. B.,
171
Bri:jhton, N. B.,
171
Charlestown, Mass.,
261
Bloomfield, N. B.,
171
Danville,
10
Byron,
259
Durham,
10
Boston, Mass.
261
Dion Plantation,
17
Castle Hill, No. 12,
17
Dayton "
17
Conway, No. 2,
Cape Elizabeth,
17
Deer Isle,
57
28
Damariscotta,
79
Cumberland,
28
Dresden,
80
Casco,
29
,256
Denmark,
86
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINE
5S DIREC
DIxfield,
86, 259
HarpsweU,
34
Dexter,
104
Hancock,
58
Dixmont,
104
Hallowell,
65
Dover,
113
Hope,
72
Detroit,
120
Hiram,
88
Danforth,
143
Hebron,
88
Dennysville,
144
Hartford,
89, 259
Dayton,
158
Hanover,
89
Dumfries, N. B.,
171
Hamlin's Grant,
89
Dover, N. H.,
262
Hampden,
105
Eaton Grant,
17
Holden,
106
Ellsworth,
57, 257
Howland,
106
Eden,
58
Hermon,
106
Edgecomb,
80, 259
Hudson,
106
Exeter,
104
Harmony,
121
Eddington,
104
Hart] and.
121, 260
Etna,
104
Hai-rington,
145
Enfield,
105
Hollis,
159
Edinburgh,
105
Hampton, N. H.,
262
Embden,
120
Industry,
51
Eustis Plantation,
120
Islesboro,
135
Eastport,
144
Ipswich, Mass.,
261
Edmunds,
145
Island Pond, Vt.,
262
Elliot,
158
Jay,
52
Edmundston, N. B.,
172
Jefferson,
80
Exeter, N. H.,
262
Jackson,
135
Fort Fairfield,
17
Jonesport,
145
Fort Kent,
17
Jonesboro,
145
Fremont Plantation,
18
Jackson Brook Plant., 145 ',
Farisville Plantation
18
Jacksonton, N. B.,
173
Falmouth,
29, 256
Kingfield,
52
Freeport,
30
Kenduskeag,
106
Farmington,
50, 256
Kingsbury,
115
Freeman,
51
Knox,
135
Farmiugdale,
63
Kittery,
159
Fayette,
63, 258
Kennebunk,
160
Friendship,
72
Kennebunkport,
161
Fryeburg,
87
Kent, N. B.,
173
Franklin Plantation,
87
King's Clear, N. B.
173
Foxcroft,
114
Livermore, (East)
10
Fairfield,
120
Leeds,
11, 255
Forks Plantation,
121
Lewiston,
11
Flagstaff,
121, 260
Lisbon,
12
Freedom,
135
Livermore,
13, 255
Frankfort,
135
Lyndon,
19
Florenceville, N. B.,
172
Linneus,
20
Frederickton, N. B.,
172
Littleton,
20
Franklin,
257
Limestone,
20
Franklin, N. H.,
262
Leavitt Plantation,
20
Greenwood,
87
Letter A, R. 2,
20
Grafton,
88
Letter B,
20
Gilead,
88
Litchfield,
65, 258
Garland,
105
Lovell,
89
Glenburn,
105
Lagrange,
106
Greenbush,
105
Lincoln,
107
Greenville,
114
Lee,
107
Guilford,
114
Levant,
108
Georgetown,
132
Lowell,
108
Grand Falls, N. B.,
172
Lexington,
122
Greenwich, N. B.
172
Lincolnville,
136
Greene,
11, 255
Liberty,
136
Golden Ridge,
18
Lubec,
146
Gray,
31
Limington,
162
Gorhara,
32
Limerick,
163
Gouldsboro,
58
Lyman,
164
Gardiner, (West;
63, 259
Lebanon,
164
Gardiner,
64
Little River Mills,
N. B.,173
Hodgdon,
18
Minot.
13
Houlton,
18, 255
Mars Hill,
20, 255
Haynesville,
19
Madawaska,
20
Hamlin,
19
Monticello,
21
Harrison,
33
Maysville,
21
Mapleton Plantation, 21
Masardis, 21
Macwahoc, 21
Molunkus, 21
MeiTill Plantation, 21
Madrid, 52
Mount Desert, 58
Monmouth, 65, 258
Manchester, 66
Mount Vernon, 66, 258
Monhegan Isle, 80
Mason, 89
Mexico, 90
Milton Plantation, 90
Milford, 108
Mattawamkeag, 108
Mattamiscontis, 108
Maxfield, 108
Medfield, 108
Milo, 115
Monson, 115
Madison, 122
Mercer, 122, 260
Moscow, 123
Mayfield, 123
Monroe, 136
Morrill, 136
Montville, 137
Machias, 146
Machias, (East) 147
Machiasport, 147
Millbridge, 147
Marshfield, 147
Meddybemps, 148
Madawaska, N. B., 173
McKenzie's Cor-, N. B., 173
Mech's Falls, (Poland) 255
New Limerick, 21
Ko. 1, 21
No. 2, 21
No. 1, R 5, 22
No. 2, R 5, 22
No. 5, R 3, 22
No. 5, R 4, 22
No. 6, R 5, 22
No. 6, R 4, 22
No. 7, R 5, 22
No. 8, R 5, 22
No. 9, R 5, 22
No. 11, R 1, 22
No. 11, R 3, 22
No. 11, R 6, 22
No. 13, R 6, 22
Naples, 34
New Gloucester, 35
New Sharon, 53, 256
New Vineyard, 53
North Haven, 72
Newcastle, 81
Nobleboro, 81
Norway, 90
Newry, 91
NeAvburgh, 108
Newport, 109
No. 5, Range 6, 109
Norridgewock, 123
New Portland, 124
Northport, 137
No. 9, Range 4, 148
No. 7, " 2, 148
Newfield, 164
New Canaan, N. B., 173
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Northampton, N. B., 173
Orient, 22
Oxbow, No. 9, 22
Otisfield, 36
Orland, 68
Oxford, 91
Oldtown, 109
Orono, 110
Orrington, 110
Orneville, 115
Poland, 13
Presque Isle, 23, 255
Plantation No. 3, R 5, 23
Portage Lake Plantation, 23
Portland, 36, 256
Pownal, 43
Phillips, 63
Penobscot, 69
Pittston, 66
Porter, 91
Pari?, 92
Peru, 93
Patten, 111
Prentiss, 111
Plymouth, 111
Passadumkeag. Ill
Plantation No. 4, R 1, 111
Parkman, 115
Plantation, 115
Palmvra, 124
Pittsfield, 125
Pleasant Ridge, 125
Parlin Pond, 125
Phipsburg, 132, 260
Perkins, 132, 260
Palermo, 137
Prospect, 137
Pembroke, 148
Princeton, 149
Parsonsfield, 165
Perth, N. B., 173
Peel, X. B., 173
Presque Isle, N. B., 173
Pr. Wm.'s Parish, N. B., 173
Providence, R. I., 262
Quebec, Canada, 262
Rockabema, 23
Reed Plantation, 23
Raymond, 43
Rangelev, 54
Readfiel'd, 67
Rome, 67, 258
Rockland, 72
>ames obtained too late to insert
in proper place.
Theo. L. Estabrook, phys. and
surgeon,
J. Esten, homeo. phys., office
Wilson & White's block,
Hermon Stevens, counselor at
law, Berry block,
Wm. Thompson, lime manuf.
Jas. Ulmer, lime manu'r and
farmer,
E. J. Ulmer, lime manu'r,
Timo. Williams, lime manu'r
and farmer.
Willard S. Blackington,milk-
man and farmer,
Geo. W. Ingraham, milkman
and farmer,
Fred. Ulmer, lime man'r and
farmer,
0. B. Ulmer, lime man'r and
farmer.
Rumford, 93
Roxbury, 94, 260
Ripley, 125
Richmond, 133
Robbinston, 149
Richmond, N. B., 174
River De Chute, N. B., 174
Roxbury, Mass., 261
Smyrna, 23
Sarsfield Plantation, 23
St. Francis " 24
St. John " 24
Salmon Brook Plant., 24
Stacyville Flan.,No.3,R.6, 24
Scarborough, 43
Standish, 44
Sebago, 45
Strong, 54
Salem, 54
Sandy River Plantation, 54
Sftdgwick, 59
Surry, 59
Sullivan, 59
Sidney, ' 67, 258
St. George, 74
Somerville, 81
Southport, 81
Sumner, 94
Stowe, 94
Sweden, 95
Stoneham, 95
Stetson, 111
Springfield, 112
Sebec, 115
Sangerville, 116
St. Albans, 126
Skowhegan, 126
Starks, 127, 260
Solon, 128
Smithfield, 128
Searsport, 138
Stockton, 138
Swanville, 139
Searsmont, 139
Steuben, 149
St. Stephens, N. B., 149
Saco, 166, 260
Shapleigh, 167
Sanford, 168
Simonds, 174
St. Leonard, N. B., 174
St. Francis, N. B., 174
St. Basil, N. B., 174
Somersworth, N. H., 262
Turner, 14, 255
Temple, 54, 257
Tremont, 69
Thomaston, (South) 75
Thomaston, 75
Namea obtained too late to iasert
in proper place.
Seth 0. Henderson, pro'r of
Knox House,
Nath'l £. Clark, pro. of grist
mill, stave and shingle
mill.
0. S. Bobbins, milkman and
farmer,
Topshara, 188
Thorndike, 189
Troy, 189
Topsfield, 149
Tallmadge Plantation, 150
Tracy's Mills, N. B., 174
Trenton, 257
Union, 76
Upton, 95
Unity, 139
Van Buren, 24
Vassalboro, 68
Vienna, 68, 258
Vinalhaven, 76
Veazie, 112
Victoria Corner, N. B., 174
Wales, 15
Webster, 15
Weston, 24
Washburn Plantation, 24
Westfield Acd. Gt. Plant, 24
Westbrook, 45
Windham, 47
Weld, 54, 257 ,
Wilton, 55
Wetmore Island, 59
Waterv'ille, 69, 259
Winslow, 69, 259
Winthrop, 70, 259
Wayne, 70
Windsor, 70, 259
Washington, 76
Warren, 77
Whitefield, 81
Waldoboro, 82
Wiscasset, 82
Westport, 82
Waterford, 96
Woodstock, 96
AVinn, 112
Williamsburgh, 116
Wellington, lie
Woolwich, 133
Winterport, 140, 260
Waldo, 140
Whitneyville, 150
Waite Plantation, 150
Waterboro, 168
Wells, 169
Wakefield, N. B., 174
Woodstock, N. B., 175
Waterville, N. B., 176
Wiiliamston, M.B., 176
Wicklow, N. B., 177
Yarmouth, 48
Yarmouth, (North) 49
York, 169
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 7
INDEX TO ADVERTISING DEPARTIMENT.
Agricultural Implements.
Kendall & Whitney, Portland, 266
Parker, Gannett & Osgood, Boston, 335
Boots, Slioes, Leatlier, &c»
V. C. Hanson, Poi-tland, 269
Breed & Tukey, " 276
A. & S. Shurtleflf & Co., " 276
Berry & Smith, " 274
A. Parsons, Gardiner, 286
Book Puljlisliers and Stationers.
Saaborn & Carter, Portland, 336
Bailey & Noyes, " 341
W. D. Robinson, " 280
H. W. Bryant, " 286
Bazin & Ellsworth, Boston, 296
Otis Clapp, " 330
Swan, Brewer & Tileston, Boston, 321
R. S. Davis & Co., " 282
Crosby & Nichols, " 330
Chase, Nichols & Hill, " 336
Carriage Makers.
Wingate, Little & Co., 265
E. K. Lemont, Portland, 306
Commission Merchants.
Chas. D. Brown, Portland, 266
McGilvery, Ryan & Davis, Portland, 302
Foster, Weeks & Co., Boston, 312
King, Hovey & Co., " 312
Crockery and Glass-ware*
Steele & Hayes, Portland, 280
Carpets, Oil Clotlis, &c.
S. T. Wright, 2d page colored paper.
Clotliing and Fnmisliing Goods, &c»
Geo. W. Simmons & Co., Boston, 330
Dry Goods.
Woodman, True & Co., Portland, 266
C. W. Robinson & Co., " 268
Wilson, Hamilton & Co., Boston, 316
Dentists.
John Heald, Portland, 268
C. H. Osgood, " 278
A. J. Locke, " 288
T. Haley, Biddeford, 295
Druggists.
J. W. Perkins & Co., Portland, 270
Burgess Brothers & Co., " 275
Reed, Cutler & Co., Boston, 283
F. W. Kinsman, Augusta, 292
Carter, Colcord & Preston, Boston, 315
Howe & French, " 315
H. H. Hay, 1st cover.
E. Goddard, Charleston, Mass., 337
Designers and Ungravers.
Taylor & Adams, Boston, 308
J. F. Richardson, next before title page, Port.
Furs, Hats, and Caps.
Byron Greenough & Co., Portland, 278
John P. Shaw, " 273
Cook & Aldrich, Boston, 322
Furniture.
Sam'l Adlam, Jr., Portland, 274
Walter Corey, " 283
Geo. ' W. Ware & Co. , Boston, 328
Fish, and Salt.
Dana & Co., Portland, 298
Grave Stones and Monuments*
Hunt & Jewett, Portland,
Crab tree & Short, "
Grocers.
Geo. C. Shaw, Portland,
Waldron & True, "
E. N. Jordan, Westbrook,
Dana, Farrar & Hyde, Boston,
Hotels*
Preble House, Portland,
Commercial House, "
Elm House, "
American House, "
Franklin House, Bangor,
Augusta House, Augusta,
268
302
29
29
30
3l2
267
268
269
276
277
279
Kennebec House, " W. M. Thayer, 279
Stoddard House, Farmington, 285
Commercial House, Rockland, 286
Elmwood Hotel, Waterville, 286
Somerset Hotel, Anson, 287
Franklin House, Augusta, 288
Skowhegan House, Skowhegan, 289
Gardiner Hotel, Gardiner, 292
Maine Hotel, Damariscotta, 292
Sears port House, Searsport, 292
Bethel House. Bethel HiU, 293
Mt. Zircon House, Milton Plantation, 294
Eveleth House, Winterport, 294
Thorndike House, Rockland, 295
Waldo House, Frankfort Mills, 295
Columbian House, Bath, 295
Penobscot House, Hampden Comer, 295
York Hotel, Saco, 296
Mansion House, Westbrook, 300
Biddeford House, Biddeford, 301
Turner's Hotel, Skowhegan, 305
American House, Belfast, 305
Phoenix House, Belfast, 305
Eldorado House, Freedom, 305
City Hotel, Boston, 306
Brewer House, Westbrook, 309
Hancock House, Boston, 337
Bridgton House, Bridgton, 339
Insurance Companies and Agents*
John E. Dow, Portland, 272
W. D. Little, " 274
Portland M. F. Ins. Co., 296
E. H. Cochran, Rockland, 330
Lawyers,
Josiah H. Drummond, Portland, 268
John G. Stetson, " 268
James O'Donnell, " 274
Wm. Willis & Son, " 274
Wm. Henry Anderson, " 302
L. D. M. Sweat, " 302
W. G. Frve, Belfast, 305
C. A. Miller, Rockland, 305
Allen Haines, Portland, 305
John M. Staples, Boston, 316
John S. & Wm. A. Abbott, Boston, 339
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Musical Instruments, ^c.
J. D. Cheney, Portland, 280
C. Edwards & Co., 284
Wm. B. D. Simmons & Co., Boston, 308
Heyer Brothers, Boston, 314
Horace Waters, New York, 323
HaUet, Davis & Co., Boston, 334
Nurseries*
J. W. Adams, Portland, 340
Ramsay & BeU, " 301
Picture Frames, d^c.
J. W. C. Morrison & Co., Portland, 268
R. J. D. Larrabee & Co., " 284
Physicians.
Chas. Morse, Portland, 270
H. G. Newton, " 272
J. Esten, Rockland, 305
T. L. Estabrook. " 305
S. W. Phelps, Boston, 339
Dr. Broadbent, " 339
Z. S. Sampson, " 339
Printers.
B. Thurston, Portland, 341
D. Tucker, Portland, 271
J. Weston Swift, Farmington, 290
Nourse, Eaton & Johnson, Boston, Pub.
New England Farmer, 313
Jas. S. Staples, Portland, next before title.
Smith & Porter, Boston, " " "
Patent Medicines, d&c.
C. W. Atwell, Portland, 300
Dr. J. W. Poland & Co., Melrose, Mass., 318
John L. Hunnewell, 320
George C. Goodwin, Boston, 338
J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass., 325
G. Smith & Co., N. Y., page col'd paper.
Donald Kennedy, Roxbury, Mass., 331
Redding & Co.," Boston, 342
E. B. Magoon & Co., St. Johnsbury, Vt., 293
Pliotograpli Rooms.
A. S. Davis, Portland, 268
Butler & King, " 269
Whipple, Boston, 324
Railroads*
Boston & Maine, 307
Illinois Central, 345
Sewing Machines.
Williams & Orvis, 263—264
T. J. Mc Arthur, & Co., New York, 319
I. M. Singer & Co , New York, 343
Saddlery Hardware.
James Bailey & Co., Portland, 268
Seminaries, Schools and Academics*
Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kent's Hill, 281
Richmond Academy, Richmond, 290
Franklin Family School, Topsham, 291
Gorham Seminary, Gorham, 303
Abbott's Family School, Farmington, 326, 327
Scales.
Fairbanks & Brown, Boston, 344
Steamhoat Iiines*
Portland & Boston, 309
Portland & New York, 309
Stove Dealers, Hardware, &,c,
F. & C. B. Nash, Portland, 294
H. Warren Lancey, Portland, 266
J. L. Howar 1, " 278
M. S. Libby & Co., " 273
F. Chilson, first page from cover.
Soap Manufacturers.
Leathe & Gore, Portland, 299
Surgical and Dental Instruments.
Codman & Shurtleff, Boston,
Trimming Goods, d&c*
Burr Bros. & Co., Portland and Boston,
Trunks, Harnesses, &>Cm
J. & B. Jordan,
Merchant Tailors ^
James E. Fernald, Portland,
A. D. Reeves, Portland,
329
269
270
275
274
288
Chisam & Cobb, Augusta,
"Watchmakers and Jewelers.
Lowell & Senter, Portland, 275
A. E. Felt, Portland, 278
Gerrish & Pearson, Portland, 284
A. J. Alden, Waterville, 288
AVines, liiquors, Slc,
Joseph C. Snow, Boston, 296
M. Davis & Co., Boston, 302
Sliscellaneons.
A. C. Dennison & Co., Mechanic Falls, 286
A. F. Blake, Gardiner, 296
A. Christian & Son, New York, 317
Bay State Box Factory, Boston. 308
Charles M. Rice, Portland, 278
Gaboon's Seed Sower, Portland, 273
Charles G. Brewster, Boston, 337
C. W. White, Boston, 330
D. J. True, Portland, 330
Davidson Syringe Co., Charlest'n, Mass. 310
Eastern Express Co., 333
Francis Morandi, Boston, 339
G. L. Bailey, Portland, Guns, Rifles, &c., 269
George L. Cady, Lowell, Mass., 312
H. Packard, Me. Sab. Sch. Depository, 268
John L. Shaw & Co., Portland, 270
J. P. Libbv, Papsr Box Maker. Portland, 300
J. Grant, Coffee and Spice Mills, " 284
J. B. Hudson, 268
Joseph Ditto & Co., Ncav York, 297
Mrs. E. T. Cushman, Portland, 268
Maynard &, Noyes, Boston, 314
Mt. Zircon Mineral Water, 310
N. K. Sawyer, Westbrook, 305
Palmer & Co., Boston, 337
Philip Kelly, Boston, 339
Rich & Pitman, Boston, 316
Richard Palmer, Boston, 283
Rice, Hayes & Co., Augusta, 288
Robinson & Merrill, Gardiner} 290
R. L. Robinson, Portland, 339
Theodore C. Weeks, Boston, 332
Welch & Griffith, Boston, 311
Whipple File Manufacturing Co., Boston, 306
W. C. Barrows, Portland. 284
Woodman & Burnham, Biddeford, 295
SUBSCEIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
AUBURN.
Merchant
Judge of Probate
Auburn Bank and Shoe
Samuel Pickard,
Edward T. Little,
J. H, Roake, Pres.
Manutacturer,
N. Morrill, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
C. W. Goddard, " » '•
C.W.Walton, " " » "
Calvin Record, " " •* "
Benj.Dunn,
J. D. Pulsifer,
Charles Clark,
Jacob Herrick,
H. L. K. Wiggin,
Wm. Kilbourn,
Silvester Oakes, " " "
A. D. Edgcomb, " " "
Jason Pettingill, Leather Merchant
H. R. Smith, Grave Stones and Monuments
Clerk of Courts
U. S. Marshal of Maine
Justice Peace and Quorum
Physician and Surgeon
Prop. Elm Hotel
Prop. Maine Hotel
Merchant " New York "
Cong. Clergyman
Dry Goods and Groceries
Wm. S. Young,
James F. Davis,
Aretus Bailey,
A. C. Adams,
J. B. Kimball,
J. Dinglev, Jr.
Rufus Penlev, " " "
J. S. Cobb & Co. " « "
R. Dexter, Dry Goods and Millinery
E. F. Packard, Notary Public and Shoe Man.
Hill & Pickard, Shoe Manufacturers
John F. Cobb, " "
D. B. Robinson, " •'
James Munroe & Co. " ''
A. C. Howard, » "
Wm. B. Merrill, « "
J. W. Pompilly & Co
Wm. Parcher,
Timothy Bailey,
Isaac Osgood,
Geo. Ricker, P. M.
Edmund Libby,
James S. Nash,
James 0. Foss,
0. Watson,
E. P. Fuller,
Edmund Smith, Jr. " "
P. A. Briggs, Drugs and Medicines
David Strout, Blacksmith
C. L. & J. T. Eustis, Foundry and Machinists
Boot and Shoe Man.
Shoe Maker and Farmer
Merchant
Baker
Farmer
Carriage Manufacturer
Furniture and Carpetings
Newell, Haskell & Co. Organ and Melodeon
Manufacturers
D. T. Stevens, Uni. Clergyman
Asa H. Gould, " "
0. B. Morse, Sash and Blind Manufacturer
Looking Glass Man.
Farmer
North Auburn House
Farmer
Grocery and Fancy Goods
Livery Stable
Tanner and Currier
Miller
Farmer
Carpenter
Boot and Shoe Maker
Brick Maker
Agent Bridge Co.
House Carpenter
Farmer
Bradford & Conant,
Zenas Whitman,
R. P. Briggs,
Luther Harlow,
J. B. Pompilly,
W. P. Douglass,
Phineas Leach,
Cyrus Verrill,
Wm. T. Vickery,
0. K. Yates,
Dan Read,
S. P. Miller,
Solomon Parsons,
Stephen Packard,
D. N. Easton,
Moses S. Goss,
J. B. Goodwin,
J. C. Additon,
Sanders Luce,
Wm. Young,
Hiram Ricker, "
Noah Packard, "
Earl Blossom, "
Edwin Kinsley, "
A. C. Mitchell, «
Zebina Briggs, "
Thomas Perkins, "
Charles E. Packard, Car'ge and Sleigh Man.
H. C. Briggs, Director Auburn Bank
GreenviUe Blake, W. L Goods and Groceries
S. G. Tribou, Shoe Clicker
Wm. H. Briggs, Shoe Maker
B. F. Briggs,
Geo. W. Curtis, » "
S. T. Allen & Co. Shoe Manufacturers
J. M. Blossom, House Painter
C. White, Brush Man. and Wholesale Dealer
J. P. Vickery, Miller
David Vickery, Millman and Millwright
B. L. Townsend, Farmer
Wm. Keith, "
G. F. Chase, Ag't for Boot & Shoe Tip Co
W. L. Davis, Carpenter
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DANVILLE.
T. R. R.
Teacher
R. R.
anic
Farmer
Moses Woodbur}', Farmer
\Vm. Woodbury, "
Amos T. Giddings, "
"NVm. Freeman, Merchant
M. W, Chirk, Freight Agent G. T. R. R.
Benjamin M. Boyd, Conductor G
J. U. Incerpoll,
0. C. Waterman,
Joseph W. Foster, Station Agent G. T, I
Ira Purington, Mech
Winslow Hicks,
Charles P. Men-ill,
W. P. Caldwell,
N. G. Sturgis,
Robert Martin,
Joshua Small, Jr.
Geo. S. Hammond,
Wm. Woodbury, 2d,
Daniel Field,
Osman Jordan,
G. G. Hunnawell,
R. S.Jordan,
Lumber Dealer
Lumbei-man
Farmer
Eben. Jordan, Farmer
Charles Jordan, "
P^ben. Jordan, Jr. "
John Smith, Jr. "
Eben. Verrill, "
J. S. Harmon, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer
John Penlev,
Nathaniel Cobb,
Josiah Penley,
0. S. Libby,
David Grose,
Solomon Larabee,
Jacob Larabee,
Moses Libby,
Isaac Munev,
Charles H. Cobb,
James Wagg,
James L. Trufant,
Wm. Drngley,
Cyrus Cobb,
Wm. D. Wagg,
Alvin Flagg,
Farmer
D U R HA M .
Sewall Strout, Justice of the Peace & Quorum
W. R. Wright, Physician
Wilton C. Wedgwood, Physician and Surgeon
Nelson Strout, Proprietor' of Lisbon and Yar-
mouth stage.
E. S. & J. Q. Warren, Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, etc
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hotel and Farmer
Tanner and Currier
H. E. & A. G. Fitz,
Hardware, etc.
John Miller, 2d,
James Strout, Jr.
Samuel Mitchell,
George W. Wagg,
Franklin Newell, •
Joseph R. Harris, Carriage Man. and Painter
Israel V. Warren, Shoe Maker
Ai Waterhouse, Fanner and Justice of Peace
G. G. Larrabee, Farmer
Eben. Newell, Fanner and Stone Mason
Charles W. Webber,
Wm. Davis,
Wm. H. Johnson,
Henry Sylvester,
Rufus Tuttle,
Wm. Lang, Jr.
Israel Mitchell,
Joseph Webster,
G. C. Crosman,
Geo. Duglas,
Teacher
Shoe Maker
(I (( u
School Teacher
Blacksmith
Farmer
Shoe Maker and Farmer
Shoe Maker
Farmer and Carpenter
Fanner
Millman
Farmer
Farmer and Brick Maker
Shoe Maker
D. C. Goddard,
Libby Smith, " "
Isaiah Crosman, " "
Benj. W. Nason, Farmer
S. W. & W. S. Miller, Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, etc.
Wm. F. Merrill, School Teacher
Joseph C. Tyler, Carriage Manufacturer
Hermon Sawyer, Fanner
Wm. T. Osgood, "
Oren Osgood, "
John D. Osgood, "
Jacob Scott, "
Davis Randell, "
Roland Sylvester, 2d, "
Eben. Newell, "
David T. Gerrish, "
Joseph Newell,
Ivory Bowe,
Charles M. Bond,
Joseph Merrill,
Jonathan Libby,
Wm. C. Stevens,
Henry C Newbegin,
Silas'Goddard, Man. & Deal. Plows & Cul'rs
of all sizes and Farmer (S. Durham)
Edwin Field, Farmer
Alvin Thompson, "
Shoe Maker
Cooper and Farmer
Clergyman
EAST LIVERMORE.
A. R. Millett,
W. B. Small,
C. Knapp,
Edwin Kimball,
Samuel Simmons,
L. H. Bumpus,
C. J. Pray,
A. C. Tajior,
A. A. Whittemore,
J. W. Morse & Son,
J. D. Lothrop,
F. A. A. Heath,
Charles Whittemore,
A. E. Parker,
J. Pike, Jr.
Physician and Surgeon
Physician
Attorney at Law
Merchant
Painter
Harness Maker
Shoe Manufacturer
House Carpenter
House Builder
Boot and Shoe Man.
Hotel
Painter and Glazier
House Carpenter
Farmer
E. L. Farrington,
Levi Lyford,
J. C. Wright,
Charles M. Smith,
Joel Fuller,
L. W. Farrington,
Smith Bean,
James Lane,
John H. Petre,
John A. Rowell,
A. Barton,
G. M. Robinson,
Orin Luce,
Alanson Stevens,
C. N. Chick,
Farmer
Merchant Tailor
Mason
Land Surveyor
Carriage and Sleigh ^fan.
Miller
Sash and Door Man.
Carriage Manufacturer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
£ R M O R £.
n
E. p. Packard,
Boot and Shoe Dealer
James Lane,
Farmer
Robert Erskin,
Farmer
H. L. Morison,
tt
E. 0. Gooding,
Butcher
Oman Wilbur,
((
F. P. Hale,
Broom Manufacturer
Almon Wyman,
«
J. W. Haines,
Stone Cutter
Aaron Snellings,
i(
B. B. Drake,
Grocer
Eben. L. Foul,
((
Charles A. Berry,
Harness ^lanufacturer
Elijah Page,
((
G. D. Garland,
Surgeon Dentist
Samuel Gould,
it
Amos Hobbs,
Rake Manufacturer
Sullivan Haines,
u
Theron Reed,
Furniture Dealer
Richard J. Barry,
u
GREENE.
A. B. Crosby,
Civil Engineer
Geo. H. Hammond,
Farmer
Elijah Barren,
Farmer
Warren Mower,
((
Cyrus Pratt,
Blacksmith
Leonard Mower,
«
H. P. Curtis,
Merchant
Lora B. Stevens,
((
Walter T. Sargent,
Clergyman
Geo. E. Fogg,
Shoe Maker
E. R. Rose,
Shoe Maker
Wm. S. Parker,
Farmer
David Parker,
u n
Ingerson Parker,
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Jacob Kimball,
u u
Nathaniel P. Ames,
((
D. L. Wevmouth,
Millwright
Albion K. P. Mower,
u
Z. A. Gilbert,
Teacher
Leander Patten,
u
Augustus Sprague,
Fanner
Joseph Merrill,
u
James S. Sandbom, Agent Dunlap's Garden
A. B. Parker,
((
Seeds and Farmer.
Jabez Pratt,
((
Harrison Rose,
Farmer
Bartholomew Cobum,
«(
Benj. Allen,
((
Eliphalet Cobum,
it
Abither Richmond,
«
Timothy Jordan,
((
Reuben Stetson,
((
Nehemiah Tompson,
<I
LEI
JDS.
Ensign Otis, Director Androscoggin R. R
H. A. Brown,
Merchant
Gidding Lane, "
RoUin Loring,
(( U (.
0. D. Turner,
FarmeJ
Physician
John Gilmore,
((
J. Parker Chapin,
Clergj^man
T. C. Libbey,
C(
Greenwood C. Gordon
((
1
W. B. Sumner,
tt
0. T. Wing,
Merchant and P. M.
Stephen Libby,
u
S. R. Deane,
((
Jason Pettingill,
*c
S. Brewster & Son,
((
Charles S. Gordon,
u
H. F. Woodman,
(t
Wm. C. Gordon,
u
Russell Lamb,
Blacksmith
Wm. PettingiU,
((
George Parcher,
Teacher
Abner Curtis,
<(
Isaiah B. Additon,
Teacher and Farmer
P. F. Libby,
«
Morgan Brewster,
Teacher
Thomas Owen,
u
Salmon A. Wing,
((
John Turner,
Dairyman
Sanford Gilbert,
Farmer
Issachar Lane,
Farmer
T. P. Additon,
H. F. Jennings,
«
Wm. G. Turner,
D. F. Lothrop,
«
Veranus Lothrop,
Isaac Boothby,
u
S. L. Howard,
Orson Lane,
«
A. W. Sumner,
Uriah Foss,
((
J. 0. Palmer,
Eben. Cobb,
(1
Rodolphus Jennings,
Teacher
Seth Millett, Farmer and Blacksmith
LEWISTON.
D. M. Ayer, Agent Bates Manufa'g Co
J. G. Cobum, " HiU " "
R. A. Budlong, Agent Porter & Lincoln Mills
Marshall French, " Lewis'n Bag'g Ma'g Co
A. D. Lockwood, " Androscoggin *' "
B. I. Leeds, Agent Franklin Co
N. W. Farwell, Prop. Lewiston Bleaching Co
John M. Frye, Agent Woollen Manufa'g Co
Farmer
Manufacturer
Prin. Maiue State Seminary
" Lewisl*n Falls Academy
Nelson Dingley, Jr. Ed. " *' Journal
H. C. Johnson, Ed. &Prop. Lew'n Republican
C. B. Stetson, Lewis'n Dem. Advocate
J. S. Lyford,
Wm. R. Frye,
0. B. Cheney,
W. T. Webster,
T. A. D. Fessenden, Attor'y & Coun'r at Law
H. G. Cilley, " " "
Bicknell & Stetson, Att'y & Coun'r at Law
H. C. Goodenow, " " "
David Wright, Att'y at Law & Notary Pub.
A. Garcelon, Physician and Surgeon
J. P. Fessenden, " " P. M
G. W. Farr,
H. C. Bradford,
U. Balkam,
J. S. Burgess,
C. H. Webster,
D. B. Strout,
C. C. Burgess,
Bradley & Co.
Physician
<(
Cong. Clergyman
F. W. B. ^''
Univ. "
Dentist
<(
Lewiston Flouring Mill
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LEWISTON.
John Smith Judge Police Court
Daniel Whelan, Rom. Cath. Priest
Ambrose & Clark, Who'le & Retail Dry Goods
J. W. Perkins & Co. "
W.L. Badger, " " " "
Gabriel Bluckman, Fancy Goods
Richards & Merrill, Man. & Deal's in Cloth'g
Osgood & Co. " "
Longlev & Garcelon, Saddle & Har'ss Makers
H. T. Bobbins, Stoves and Tin Ware
JohnGoss,Jr. » " " "
Seth D. Wakefield, Boot and Shoe Merchant
B. S. Farrow, Hair Dresser and Barber
0. H. Littlefield, Sash and Blind Man.
W. T. Stanwood &; Co. B'k Sellers & Bind'g
J. A. Whitman, Washin^on Dining Hall
John B. Jones, Rail Road Contractor
A. H. Small, Cash. Lewiston Falls Bank
C. H. Haskell, Contractor and Truckman
Wm. F. Garcelon, Register of Deeds
W. K. Eninger, Teacher Music
A. C. Pray & Co. Boot and Shoe Merchants
J. J. Carr, ^^^' 1^®"^'^^'' House
S. H. Garcelon, Clerk and Paymaster Bates
Manu'g Co
E. S. Davis, Overseer
Eli Fernald, Clerk and Paymaster Hill Co
A. C. Mitchell, Contractor
Loring Joslvn, Mason
G. L. Flanders, Dyer
J. B. Tracey, Overseer
A. Callahan, "
L. Curtis, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer
M. J Rogers, Overseer in Bag Mill
Geo. H. Nve, " Porter "
S. J. Abbott, Overseer of Shop And'gin "
S. H. Muney, Overseer Porter "
D. B. Jones, Pattern Maker
D. V. Maxfield, Machinist
H. C. Furlong, Wheelwright
J. C. French, Machinist
D. Cowen,
L. B. Moody,
L. C. Peck,
G. F. Chase,
B. F. Adams,
Geo. Latham,
E. D. Clark,
B. T. Emery,
Wm. King,
Sewell Merrill,
Overseer in Bates Mill
Barber
Engineer and Machinist
Book Keeper
Machinist
Overseer
Overseer Lincoln ^lill
Overseer
Engineer
Overseer
Brooks & Chamberlin, Gen. Ins. Ag'ts and
Auctioneers.
Wra. Haskell, Traveling Merchant
R. B. Gove, " '*
H. A. Osgood, Watches, Jewelry, Pla'd Ware
J. Dunn, Jr. Mason
Lewis Ware, Brick Maker
Wm. Diggles, Designer and Farmer
Freeman Coburn, Merchant
Joseph W. Wilber, Painter
Wm. Skilton, Farmer
Phineas Wright, "
Samuel Haley, "
Stephen Davis, "
Edward Clark, «
C. C. Wevmouth, "
Stephen Field, "
C. H. Nevens, "
Converse J. Pettingill, **
Sumner H. Gould, "
Joseph Jackson, "
D. D. Dresser, Overseer Rail Road
Wm. D. Edwards, Boot and Shoe Maker
H. M. Bearce, Man. of Mitchell's Patent Tips
for Boots and Shoes, also Metallic Heels.
Charles B. Beal, Boot Maker
Samuel M. Reed, Tanner and Currier
C. E. Garcelon, " "
R. S. Boulter, Saddle and Harness Maker
A. J. Hewey, Millman
LISBON.
Samuel Moody, Attorney at Law
E. A. Chamberlain, Engineer and Farmer
Paul C. Tibbetts, Real Estate
J. G. Tibbetts, Farmer and Dealer in Lumber
Charles B. Jordon, Merchant
Bibbee and West, "
D. S. Dunlap, "
A. P. Moore, Attorney at Law
J. Philbrook, Mechanic
J. M. Prince. Cooper
Rand & Hinkley, Merchants
H. J. Holland, Tanner and Currier
Wm. IiIcLellan, 2d, Stock and Produce
Robert Jack & Son, Drugg'ts & Apothecaries
Jarius Haskell, Plow and Harrow Man.
John Atwood, Farmer
Jacob Whitnev, "
Philip G. Frost, "
Ruel W. Frost, "
Orlando Menill, "
John Ham, Shoe Maker
Emery W. Sawyer, Shoe Make r
H. Davis, Farmer
Geo. P. Jack, Brick Maker
N. L. Fogg, Butcher and Stock Dealer
E. B. Webber, Shoe Man. and Farmer
G. G. Moore, Shoe Maker
Daniel Brown, " "
Jos i ah Earns worth, Man. of Lumber
E. G. Bacheldor, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker
Geo. Dill, Farmer
Benj. Peterson, "
Jonathan Blethen, "
Wm. Bucknam, "
John L. Davis, "
Wm. Cotton, County Comm'ner & Farmer
Cyrus B. Feltch, Mechanic and Farmer
Israel K. Estes, Man. and Deal, in Lumber
Edward Berry, Jr. Tanner and Currier
Wm. J. Smith, " " "
Edward Plummer, Lumber Dealer
S. A. & R. F. Andrews, Hotel and Fanners
SUBSCEIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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lilVERMORE.
Attorney at Law
Baptist Clergyman
Israel Waslibum,
Ruel Washburn,
David Nutter,
Wm. A. Durfee,
Wm. Wyman, "
Isaac Strickland, Real Estate & Stock Deal'r
Lee, Strickland & Son, Merchants
A. S. Frye, Physician and Surgeon
H. W. Bi-iggs, Teacher
Otis Pray, Millwright
L. F. Biglow, Miller
Wm. Soule, Boot and Shoe Man*
Nathaniel Perley, Merchant
Caleb Smith, Tanner and Currier
Salathiel Tilton, Rake Manufacturer
Wm. S. Spencer, Shoe Maker
J. A. Hayes, Deputy Sheriff
R. D. MoVse, Blacksmith
J. C. Bradbury, Farmer
John Sanders, "
A. P. Hutchinson, "
Amos 0. Beckler, "
0. P. Stevens, "
Philip C. Beckler, "
Geo. Chandler, Jr. "
Daniel Gooding, "
J. W. Fuller, "
Wm. H. Hobbs, "
Elbridge G. Bryant, "
S. Briggs, "
Philander B. Fuller, "
Charles Jones, "
John Gooding, "
James Kilbrith, "
Theodore Russell, "
Cyrus Soper, "
H. Martin, "
H. Timberlake, "
Z. Timberlake, '*
Ransom N. Lovell, "
Lucius Andrews, "
Isaac S. Daly, Farmer
Job Chase, "•
Samuel Boothby, Mechanic and "
A. C. Norton, " " "
T. Hillman, " " "
Amos Leavitt, "
Wm. Knight, «
Nathan Timberlake, "
John Monroe, '*
J. H. Bigelow, "
A. Bemis, «
Harden Bigelow, "
T. L. Hersey, - «
Geo. H. Hayes, «
N. Benjamin, "
Elbridge G. Hinds, «
Charles Lovewell, «
John White, "
Sewall Phillips, »«
Ira Gooding, "
H. B. Leach, "
Abijah Childs,
Josiah Ladd,
Elisha Cheney,
John Turner,
James B. Morse,
John White, Lumberman and "
•Joseph Tobin,
Cordelia Mugford,
C. A. Coolidge, Physician and Surgeon
J. D. Thompson, Farmer
S. M. Norton, "
S. A. Hinds, Carpenter
C. W. Fuller, Justice Peace
G. Voluey Rose, Farmer
Silas jMorse, Boot and Shoe Man.
S. R. Morse, Teacher
Orison Rollins, Constable and Farmer
A. C. Hai-low, Merchant
E. E. Cole, Farmer
N. G. Cofren, Druggist and Apothecary
M I N O T.
Physician and Surgeon
Attorney at Law
Cong. Clergyman
Paper Man.
Merchant
Josiah Carr,
W. H. McLeUan,
H. Ilsley,
Elijah Jones,
Drake, Dwinel & Co.
Wm. Lowell,
Gideon Bearce, "
W. L. Bonney, • "
J. A, Bucknam, Merchant Tailor, Agent for
Singer's Sewing Machines.
S. M. Milliken, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
A. Golderman, Tailor
A. E. Brown, Carriage and Sleigh Man.
E. H. Aver, Blacksmith and Farrier
Joshua Parsons, Miller
Asa Cushman, Farmer
Gerrish Bridgham, Merchant
Isaiah Woodman,
Samuel Stevens,
Sullivan Woodman,
Jos. W. Chase,
Daniel Fi-eeman,
Wm. Harlow,
M. Robinson,
P. R. Cobb,
C. K. Smith,
L. Perry,
F. H. Cobb,
Farmer
Merchant
Hotel
Post Master
Farmer
Merchant
E. M. Thurston, Carriage and Sleigh Man.
S. W. Shaw, Farmer
W. P. Bearce, Mechanic
C. H. Moody, Teacher, W. Minot
J. Crooker, Farmer
POLAND.
A. C. Dennison & Co., Paper Man. Mechanic
FaUs
C. F. Jordan, Dry Goods and Groceries
Geo. W. Seaverns, S'up't of A. C. Demiison
& Go's Paper Mill
John Stinchfield, Jferchant and Farmer
Hiram Ricker, Prop, of Poland Min'al Spring
Tristram Durell, Paper Manufacturer
Joseph Freeman, Merchant
T. F. Lamb, Boot and Shoe Man.
Charles Verrill, House Carpenter and Builder
Eben. Buzzell, Carpenter
John E. Buzzell, Printer, "Lewiston"
Walter Clark, Prop. Europ'n Cough Remedy
Geo. B. Dunn, Boot and Shoe Man.
Benj. Waterhouse, Land Surveyor
i4
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
POLAND.
Wm. Cousins, Farmer
J. G. Curtis, Teacher
M. B. Walker, Teacher and Fanner, Riverside
Home, ]Minot Corner
L. D. Cobb, Teacher and Farmer
J. G. Fernald, Teacher
J. H. Feniald, Farmer
J. A. Snell, «
Samuel Cousins, Farmer
J. D. Waterman, Millman
S. T. Cushman, Farmer
Andrew J. Strout, ., "
Lorenzo Rice, "
G. W. Foss, «
J. H. Stanton, «
Jesse B. Stanton, "
H. Hayes, "
John T. Bragdon, "
D. W. & Nath'l Pulsifer, "
Amaziah A. Keene, "
Nath'l Keene, "
Eliph't Davis, "
John R. Pulsifer, Farmer and Fruit Grower
Geo. P. Butler, Teacher "New Gloucester "
J. N. Dunn, Farmer
Daniel Waterman, "
A. Briggs, "
W. A. Tobie, Produce Dealer
R. & B. F. Haskell, Farmer
L. D. Edgecomb, «
Daniel P. Atwood, Sup. of S. and Farmer
E. Davis, 2d, "
A. J. Weston, "
Zenas Lane, Gen. Ins. Ag't on life and prop'y
Henry N. Jordon, Farmer
Nathaniel Jordon, 2d, "
A. H. Chipman, "
A. G. Thurlow, «
Otis Allen, «'
Albert Mountford, «
Z. A. Waterhouse, "
R. B. Dockum, "
Jacob Hoyt, Brass Founder " New York"
Albert Ricker, Farmer
C. H. Thomes,
Thomas Frank, "
Cyrus Bi-iggs, Post Master and Farmer
J. S. Gerry, Stock and Produce Dealer
Wm. Purkis, Ship Master
Stephen Morrill, Teacher and Farmer
Jessie Pai'tridge, Dry Goods and Groceries
]\Iegguier «& Allen, Farmers
Seth C. Dunn, Farmer
Thomas D. Davis, Seaman
E. G. Hawkes, Acc'nt in Paper Mill
Chas. L. Libby, Teacher
M. M. Libby, "
E. M. Wright, Physic'n & Surg. (Pol'd Cor.)
Joshua Stackpole, Jr. House Carpenter
Jonas Jordan, Farmer
TURNER.
Job Prince, Justice of Peace and Quorum
D. H. Teague, Merchant
J. D. Teague, "
J. Follett, *'
M. T. Ludden, Attornev at Law
Stillman Thorp, " ' "
James Waterman, Merchant
Philip Bradford, Physician & Surgeon
Wm. R. French, Clergj'man
Caleb Blake, Stoves and Tin Ware
John C. Young, Hotel
Geo. Turner, Merchant
John Dunham, Carriage Man.
Hiram Bryant, Farmer
Emery Talbot, "
Geo. W. Turner, "
Wesley Thorp, Shoe Maker
Alfred Allen, Farmer
Sarson Chase, Carriage Man.
Nathaniel Keene, Miller
Gustavus Gilbert, Man. of Shoe Stiffenings
Asia Jones, Jr. Farmer
S. R. Bailey, Meth. Clergyman
Henry D. Irish, Physician
Philip M. Davey, Farmer
Phineas Richardson, "
S. B. Holt, "
Calvin House, "
Wm. H. Torrey, "
David House, "
Alvah Merrill, "
Royal Whitman, "
Andrew Bennett, Fanner, "S. Paris"
J. C. Staples, Farmer
C. A. Newhall, »
Justus Conant, "
L. M. Beales, ««
L. H. Bearce, Dealer in Stock
Silas Morse, 2d, Boot and Shoe Man.
Wm. Bray, Carriage and Boot and Shoe Man.
Elias Keene, Carriage Man.
S. N. Delano, North Turner Hotel
Edward Fuller, Merchant and Tailor
Albert & Wm. S. Young, 2d, Farmers
W. H. Rollins, Monuments and Grave Stones
J. P. Quimbj', Farmer
E. B. House, "
0. Leavitt, "
E. B. Richardson, "
Atwood Bodge, "
Ira Sampson, House Carpenter
Leonard Young, Shoe Maker
Alraon Young, " "
Nathaniel P. Bryant, Farmer
Montgomery Allen, "
H. G. 0. Moore, "
A. K. P. Moore, »
P. Daggett, "
Hart Briggs, "
Sidney Phillips, Shoe Maker
Calvin Conant, Farmer
Seth Loring, ''
R. S. Bradford, Lumberman
Joseph W. Chandler, blacksmith
E. R. Bisbee, Farmer
J. T. Gushing, "
Isaac Chase, "
Luther Merrill, "
F. L. Spofford, «
S. C. Higgins, "
H. B. Marshall, "
L. Dresser, Tanner and Currier
Leonard Hine, Farmer
S. S. Vose, Ambrotypist, (N. Turner)
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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WALES.
Daniel S. Maxwell,
Jesse M. Maxwell,
D. Milton Jenkins,
Philip Jenkins, 2d,
Harding Lombard,
A. B. Bishop,
Otis Preble,
Joseph Maxwell, Jr.,
Enoch N. Taylor,
George Caswell,
N. Dixon,
Isaac S. Jenkins,
Joel Ham,
Wm. H. Towns,
0. Gilpatrick,
Alanson Higgins,
Charles E. Frost,
Jonathan Tracy,
Bela Pierce,
Farmer
Register Engraver
Ship Carpenter
Farmer
Robert Sawyer, Inventor of Agri'l Implem'ts
D. M. Labree, Farmer and Millwright
Samuel T. Maxwell, Farmer
John Alexander, Mechanic and *'
Lawson Jenkins, "
John C. Ham, «»
Charles Maxwell, "
Wm. P. Bond,
I. S. Small,
A. F. Foss.
H. L. Watts,
C. M. Fogg,
Furber Libbv,
J. J. Blake, 'R. R.
John McFarland,
Calvin Woodside,
Henry Marr,
Davii McFarland,
Otis W. Fabyan,
Land Surveyor
Farmer and Mechanic
Stone Cutter
Merchant
Farmer
Overseer, " Starks, N. H."
Farmer and Mechanic
Farmer
WEBSTER,
D. Cary & Son,
Alexander Dwelley,
Nathaniel Dennett,
John Whitton,
Arthur Jameson,
John Burt,
Reuben Drinkwater,
James H. Woodard,
Geo. D. Ballentine,
Milan Graves,
Calvin SpofFord,
Merchants
Miller
((
Lumber Man.
Shoe Man.
Minister
Physician
House Carpenter
Wm. Robinson, Carriage Man. and Farmer
B. C. Whitham,
Edward J. Colby,
Melvin H. Williams,
John Williams,
Amaziah Brewer,
Wm. B. Davis,
Uriah Gray,
Wm. Maxwell,
Foster D. Wentworth,
Thomas Jordon,
J. C. & E. S. Bryant,
Carriage Man.
Boot and Shoe Man.
Farmer and Mechanic
Farmer
Agriculturist
Farmer
George Dean,
John M. Maxwell,
Thomas Henderson,
Melren Henderson,
James Maxwell,
Peter Garcelon,
Luther D. Ricker,
Holman Weymouth,
James A. Brewer,
Nelson Haley,
Samuel Cushman,
Keziah H. Hewey,
Geo. W. McKenney,
Luther L. Lombard,
Benj. Sanborn,
Llewellyn Mitchell,
Charles R. Mitchell,
D. S. Sanborn,
Jonathan B. Jordon,
Cyrus Haskell,
David Metcalf,
Wm. Moody,
Wm. F. Alexander,
Farmer
Blacksmith
Master Mariner
Farmer
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Benj. A. Curtis,
Daniel Williams,
L. N. Tracy,
Edward Vani-ourt,
Jacob Simpson,
Columbus Dunn,
Eliza L. Walton,
Edmund Cone,
J. R. Williams,
J. Greenleaf,
W. C. Daggett,
AMITY
Hotel, and
Farmer
Alden Spurr,
Moses Jones,
James I. Daken,
C. E. Skofield,
Wm. T. Knight,
Charles Clark,
Jedediah Estabrooks,
Amos Hall,
Harmon Estabrooks,
J. W! Hardin,
Wm. F. Tidd.
Farmer
Mechanic and
Carpenter "
Jasper Hntchings,
J. B. Elkins,
A. T. Moores,
Benj. Hawes,
D. N. Rogers,
David Richardson,
Geo. W. Smith,
S. P. Hews,
W- A. Thurston,
Rufus G. Kallock,
and Farmer
John S. Gilman,
E. G. Dunn,
Peter Dunn,
J. H. Blake,
Reuben H. Alterton,
Joseph Smith,
Dennis Nelson,
Orin Nelson,
Edwin W. Lamoreaux,
Frederick Hussey,
L. P. Read,
Wm. Twist, and
John A. Twist,
Albert C. Neal,
Thomas G. Durgan,
A. H. Pike,
L. F. Ayer,
W. E. F. Keaton,
James Crane, Jr.
John A. Turner,
Charles Kidder,
ASHLAND.
Attor'y & Couns'r at Law
Physician and Surgeon
Merchant and P. M.
Sherili
Merchant
Jr. "
Merchant and Farmer
Lumberman
Surveyor of Lumber
Watch and Clock Maker
Farmer
Jabez Dorman,
Richard Sutter,
Daniel Cooper,
M. R. Keep,
S B. Benner,
Wm. H. McNally,
A. J. Flint,
J. A. Flint,
Joshua Bartlett,
Calvin P. Bartlett,
Luther Butler,
Dexter A. Hale,
E. R. McKay,
W. T. Whitney,
E. R. Farrell,
Carpenter
Farmer
Blacksmith
Clergyman
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer
BRIDGE WATER.
Farmer
Carpenter
School Teacher
Blacksmith
Farmers
Farmer and Carpenter
Farmer
Physician and Surgeon
Merchant
Farmer
Merchant
David E. Tewkesbury,
R. W. Jackson,
Edwin Webber,
Geo. H. Pickard,
Bedford Hume,
Henry Rideout,
B. K. S. Rideout,
Charles Gallop,
Cyrus Chandler,
Samuel Kidder,
James Gilman,
David Jordin,
Robert Shanks,
Mlijah Cosman,
Absalom Kimball,
Joseph Bradstreet,
Shoe Maker
Blacksmith
Prop. Hotel
Farmer
Cabinet Maker
Millman
Agent for Beaird's Mills
Millman
Blacksmith and Farmer
Mechanic
Farmer
Miller
House Carpenter
Blacksmith
Farmer
Carpenter
BANCROFT.
Joseph E. Shorey, Farm'r & School Teacher
Philip Lord, Carpenter
Samuel G. Gelerson, Lumberman
Albert Kellev, Farmer
Chas. W. White, "
Jeremiah White, "
Tuttle D. Leathers, Millman
John Porarov, "
Robert Hindi, Farmer
Jonathan Quimby, "
Geo. C. Pomroy, "
John Smart, «'
R. Pomroy, Farmer and Lumberman
Leonard S. Harvey, Farmer
Wm. Mepperson, Farmer and Lumberman
Barney Fitzpatrick, " " "
Asa H. Foster,
H. N. Spinney,
S. W. Spinney,
Wendall Leathers,
Geo. F. Gelerson,
Henry Anderson,
Geo. Kelley,
Lorenzo Kelley,
Esther B. Pomroy,
River Driver
Farmer
Farmer and Carpenter
Farmer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
IT
BELFAST ACADEMY GRANT.
Edward W. True,
Farmer
John Mooers,
Farmer
Frank Small,
•(
James Webb, Jr.
u
James H. Stevens,
((
Geo. B. Pitcher,
u
Wade Chase,
Teacher
John Robinson,
t(
Daniel Small,
Farmer
John E. Pickard,
u
Charles Stephens,
u
Geo. Howe,
((
Hiram Fields,
((
John M. Comings,
((
Robert Stevens,
((
Richard Sewart,
u
Charles McClusky,
((
Wm. Buzzell,
((
BUCHANAN.
Wm. Coffin,
Farmer
CASTLE HILL, No. 12.
Henry Tilley,
Prop. Hotel
Abraham Jordon,
Farmer
Wm. M. Day,
Farmer
John Weltz,
((
John W. Brown,
u
CONWAY, So^ 2.
Philip Arnold,
Farmer
DION PLANTATION.
Terry Leveck,
Farmer
0. R. Sirois,
Farmer
DAYTON PLANTATION.
Seth Allen,
Farmer
EATON
GRANT.
Ira D. Toothaker,
Farmer
Nathan S. Luf kin.
Farmer
Thomas Walton,
((
FORT FAIRFIELD.
E. P. Whitney,
Prop. Hotel
H. W. Hyde,
Farmer
D. W. Orcutt,
John A. Hewett,
House Joiner
Levi Hoyt,
Farmer
James F. Gross,
U it
S. B. Pattee, Farmer and Deputy Collector
F. C. Bolster,
Carriage Maker
David N. Ross,
Tanner and Currier
W. H. Estabrooks,
Blacksmith
A. P. Wellington,
Farmer
B. B. Foster,
>(
E. S. Fowler,
u
Daniel & H. L. Foster
Millmen
G. W. Haines,
u
Edward Dorsey,
Farmer
Elbridge Knight,
Farmer and Clergyman.
Thomas W. Riley,
i(
J. W. Haines,
Farmer
Frederick Boltage,
((
W. A. Sampson,
Farmer and S. S. Com.
J. H. Randall,
Grist Mill
J. S. Averill,
Farmer
Hiram Stevens,
Farmer
B. Cummings,
((
Amos Bishop,
Clapboard Mill
T. H. Hoyt,
t(
Lemor G. M. Johnston
, Farmer
John Russell,
((
I. B. Richardson,
t(
A. W. Hoyt,
Merchant
Addison Powers, P. M
, & Sash & Door Man.
A. C. Cary,
n
Geo. Ripley,
Clergyman
H. C. Currier,
Farmer
Frederick Ellis,
Farmer
Eben. Richardson,
u
Daniel G. Palmer,
u
J. H. Richardson,
((
Wm. Dorsey,
Farmer and Teamster
E. W. Waite,
Mason
Otis Estman,
Farmer
Wm. T. Merchant,
Farmer
T. M. Richardson,
i(
0. M. Ellis,
i(
Wm. Small,
((
FORT
KENT.
I. L. Turner,
Lumberman and Milling
Joseph Domireique,
Farmer
S. S. Stevens, Prop
. Hotel & Coll'r of Gust's
Thomas Thibedeaux,
((
I. E. Callayhan,
Lumberman
Joseph Nadau,
Farmer and Merchant
Alex. Eaton,
Clerk
Wm. Dickey,
Farmer
H. N. West,
Lumberman and Milling
L. F. Jenkins,
u
Geo. Seely,
Merchant
J. H, Thibadaux,
it
Thomas Roroy,
Carpenter
H. Peltier,
Lumberman
Edward Eaton,
Clerk
Harrison Knowles, Merchant and "
Ezra Randall,
Miller
Elijah Thomson,
u
Levi Sears,
Lumberman
R. Long,
Ferryman and Farmer
James Harfford,
Mason
is
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FREMONT PLANTATION.
Farmer
FARISVILLE
Farmer I
GOLDEN
Farmer
Wm Kimball,
J. L. Parsons,
A. A. Kacklitr,
Emmons Whitcomb,
Joseph Winter,
Joseph T. Silsby,
Nathan Bartlett,
Geo. N. Billings,
J. G. Record,
H O D G
J. 0. Smith, Farmer and School Teacher
Sidney Smith, Farmer
Benj. J. Smith, "
G. Vv'. Haskell, Clergyman
Eben. W. Harrington, Carpenter
Geo. H. Smith, Merchant and P. M.
T. J. Brown, Merchant
W. P. Ray, Clergyman
Ellen Wood, Tailoress
J. W. Jackin":, Farmer
Wm. H. Gerow, "
Joseph Kendall, "
Putnam Shaw, "
W. H. Ham, "
Joseph White, Farmer and Wheelwright
Francis Bird, Farmer
James Victory, "
J. B. Haven, '*
Joshua Atherton, "
John P. Lincoln, "
Benj. T. Lincoln, "
Geo. Furse, "
Franklin Green, "
Wm. Groin, "
John Bell, Jr. "
P. Buckley, "
Thomas E'. Wiggin, Shoe Maker
S. E. Jackins, Jr. Farmer
Cyrus Wiggin, "
H O U L
Luther Snell, Prop. Hotel
S. Gary, Farmer
James C. Madigan, Atto'y & Couns'r at Law
Z. P. Wentworth, •' " " and
Judge of Probate
J. Burnham, Attorney and CounsePr at Law
Lewellvn Powers, " " " "
L. 0. l^utnam, " •' •• Reg'r of
Probate
Benj. L. Staples, Clerk of the Courts
Zebulon Rowe, Sheriff
Charles M. Herrin, Atto'y & Couns'r at Law
T. P. Packard, Merchant and P. M.
J. V. Putnam, Merchant
Leonard Pierce. County Treasurer
Thomas C. Madden,
Geo. B. Page, Merchant
Andrew Whitehead, "
Eben Woodbmy, "
Almon H. Fogg, "
Asa Davis, Merchant and Farmer
John F. H. Hall, Reg'er of Deeds and Farmer
Theo. Gary, Ed. of Aroostook Times
E. G. Carpenter, Clergyman
Jotham Donnell, Phj-sician and Surgeon
S. H. Hussey, Man. and Jobber of Clothing,
Cloth, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Thomas Fields,
Solomon Bolster,
R. N. DeLaite,
Anthony Tozier,
Isaac Wortman,
PLANTATION.
Daniel Collins,
H. Collins,
RIDGE.
Farmer
Fanner
DON.
Joseph Gerow, Farmer
Matthew Wilson, "
Henry Jones, Farmer and S. S. Committee
Nicholas Outhouse, Farmer
T. B. Moore, "
E. xM. Wiggin, "
W. P. Kenney, "
John C. Ingraham, "
Jared Williams, "
Chas. F. Applebee, "
Moses Benn, "
S. A. Porter, "
A. Washburn, Farmer and Carpenter
Kelsey Walker, Farmer
James A. Walker, "
Merrill Leavitt, "
C. C. Hutchinson, "
G. A. Hunter, «
John Stuart, "
E. A. Low, Carpenter and Teacher
J. H. Pollard. Lumberman
Joshua C. Pollard, Millman
Daniel Gerow, Tanner aijd Farmer
Wm. Gerow, "
Stephen Gerow, "
Edwin Taylor, "
Edward McAtagart, "
Thomas J. Tidd, «
J. J. Royal, "
TON.
Jeremiah Tru worthy, Farmer
Wm. H. Harrington, Merchant
Charles Dunn, Mail Contractor
Charles Glidden, Mail Car'r to Woods'k,N. B.
J. C. Spooner, Harness Manufacturer
David Webber, " Maker
Sarah J. Porter, School Teacher
A. P. Varney, Joiner
J. H. Bradford, Shoe Dealer
W. A. Collins, Farmer
J. H. Smith, "
Alexander Lowry, "
Freeman Gilkey, "
A. P. Haskell, • "
Cyrus Bray, "
James Cobbett, "
Chas. D. Gidney, "
Harry A. Gidney, "
James Cook, "
John N. Foster, "
Geo. W. ^lartin, Physician and Surgeon
L. H. Putnam, School Teacher
A. G. Putnam, Farmer
C. C. Putnam, "
J. Z. S wanton, Stove Dealer
Cornelius Mulherln, Boot and Shoe Man,
Patrick Benson, " " "
SUBSCKIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOUSTON.
Moses Kinney, Blacksmith
B. F. Lassell,
Alfred Stetson, "
James White, Carriage Maker
Allan Corcoran, Carriage Maker
B. B. Smith, Farmer
Clark P. Bnrges, Cooper
Robert D. Clark, Watch ]\Iaker
John A. Hubbard, Cabinet Maker
John M. Rice, " "
John McCleary, Chair Man.
Morrill Mansur, Carpenter
Henry Sincook, Miller
S. K. Stetson, Machinist
Jonathan Newman, "
Wentworth Fall, Merchant, Farm. & Millman
John A. Foster,
R. M. Mansur,
Isaac Barker,
Oswold Macbrien,
A. S. Gatchell,
J. Carpenter,
R. Gray,
J. B. Smith,
Geo. Dx-ake,
Wm. Bell,
Malaki Doyle,
Adriam Vandine,
Ira Bailey,
Fanny H. Pierce,
Horace M. White, Farmer & School Teacher
Ezra Palmer, Farmer
Chas. E. Gilman, "
Daniel Manson, "
E. C. Pray, "
Geo. Foss, "
B. B. Logan,
Lewis Mariara, Millman
Carpenter
Farmer
u
Boot and Shoe Maker
it » u
Farmer
Barrack Master
Farmer
Stage Prop, and Merchant
Stage Agent
AndrcAV Miller,
Andrew Miller, Jr.
Ansil L. Sypher,
Allen Munson,
Mary A. Glenn,
John Phelon,
Edward Henderson,
Carpenter
Farmer
Clock and Watch Maker
School Teacher
Farmer and Teacher
Farmer
Patrick Noville, Farmer and Lumberman
Lansel Monson, " " "
Wm. G. DiUing, Blacksmith
Thomas Donoho, Carr'ge Maker and Painter
Charles Sleeper, Brick Maker & Shoe Maker
Zebulon Ingersoll, Farmer and Merchant
Solomon Hand, Man. of Doors, Sash, Blinds
and Lumber
Jeremiah Donover, Farmer
Edward Wilson, "
Jonathan H. Green, Farmer and Mason
S. B. Gates, Shoe Maker
Miles Keaton, House Joiner
John Gallagher, Fanner and Lumberman
Daminack Sweeney,
Wm. ^Morrison,
Elias Hiscock,
Daniel Wyman,
Daniel Knowlton,
James Armstrong,
Aaron Kinney,
Wm. McGinley, Jr.
Geo. McGinley,
James Hunter,
Andrew McGinley,
Benj. Atherton,
John Karnes,
Blacksmith
Farmer
Farmer and Cai-penter
Lumber Man.
Wheelwright
Carriage Maker
Farmer
Shoe Maker
D. E. Lucy, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Deal-
er in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-ware,
Guns, Revolvers, Books, Stationery, Pocket
Cutleiy, &c. Also, Dentistry' and Repair'g
done at short notice.
R. B. Campbell,
L. D. Higgins,
Samuel Hodsdon,
B. F. Bowers,
Samuel G. Tuck,
D. D. Thompson,
HAYNESVILLE.
Prop. Hotel
Merchant
Farmer
J. E. Swett,
J. H. Brown,
B. F. Jellerson,
Lafayette Tuck,
Isaac W. Horton,
Joiner
Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
Boot and Shoe Man.
Blacksmith « SamT Hodgdon, Lum'n's Outfitter, Groc. &c
W. C. Hammond,
Edward Cyr,
H A M li I JV.
Farmer I Xavier Cyr,
Farmer
LYNDON.
S. W. Collins,
J. D. Teague,
W. A. Vaughan,
S. Washburn,
Benj. 0. Barrows,
D. F. Adams,
A. Milton York,
W. B. Farrell,
A. S. Smith,
Joseph E, Gould,
Luther Merrill,
Joseph Beckford,
W. R. Starbird,
Jacob Hardison,
Farmer and Merchant
Prop. Hotel
Sash and Blind Man.
Farmer and Merchant
Carpenter
Tanner and Currier
Carpenter and Builder
House Carpenter
Cooper
Miller and Farmer
Cephas C. Sampson,
J. T. Pike,
Ivorv Harderson,
Alfred Todd,
Amos Dwinal,
Rogers Lawrence,
Q. D. Todd,
R. W. Withee,
G. F. Sampson,
Ben]. Pearson,
H. L. Rolf,
Abram Dorson,
Thomas Faunae,
J. L. Smith,
Farmer
Millman and
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
L I N N E U S.
Alerchant
Stephen G. Ward,
F. W. Stinson,
Alonzo Nickerson,
David Byron,
Geo. A. Bennett,
John H. Clough,
Benj. D. Clough,
John Dyer,
James Atherton,
Daniel Cookson,
Benj. Powers,
Richard H. Kimball,
Randolph Stiuson,
E. T. Morrill,
Jabez Young,
Ward & Gove,
Daniel Howard,
James F. Bither,
Phineas L. Bither, "
Africa Buck, "
Daniel Buck, "
H. «& T. Adams, Fanners and Lumbermen
Farmer
Farmer and Clergyman
Farmer
Carriage !Maker
Farmer
Prop. Hotel
Farmer
Farmer and Mechanic
Aaron Adams, Farmer
Richard Adams, '*
Thomas Adams,
Thomas Burton,
Richard Y. Peters, "
T. F. Vail, "
T. B. Shields, "
E. Collins, Jr. "
Isaac Shields, "
Parker P. Burleigh, Farm. & Sup'r of Schools
David C. Davis, Shoe Maker
David P. Vail, Farmer
C. H. Plummer, Blacksmith
J. H. Blethen,
J. C. Bachelder,
A. M. Bachelder,
Samuel Russell,
John Taylor, "
Converse W. Brown, "
Hugh Alexander, Farmer and Lumberman
James H. Bennet, House Joiner and Painter
Carpenter
Carriage and Sleigh Man.
Farmer
LITTLETON
Ivory Hill,
Elijah L. Sprague,
Edmund Shory,
Lewis B. Johnson,
Charles Tozier,
C. H. Crosby,
Lewis Delaite, Jr.
B. A. Hill,
David M. Wiley,
Geo. C. Heywood,
Mark Trafton,
S. B. Folsom,
James M. Crocker,
Hosea Webster,
Albert C. Collins,
Daniel Libby,
Milton Shorey,
L. D. Wyatt,
Johnson Bell,
Jabez Bradbury,
Henry Bradbury,
Benj. Alexander,
Josiah Cripps,
Perkins & Sherman,
Lumber
Joel Valley,
CalvmT.Bubar,
Farmer
Carpenter
Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer
Abner True,
Charles Dunnin,
Geo. P. Stevens,
James Feeley,
Lewis Delaite,
John Feeley,
Timothy Lucy,
Samuel Hayward,
AVm. H. Kelley,
John Delaite,
Fanner
LIMESTONE.
Farmer and P. M.
Farmer
House Cai'penter
Farmer and Teamster
Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
" " Stone Mason
" " Lumberman
Farmer
Farmer
George J. Campbell,
Alexander Kearney, "
Isaac W. Kennerson, "
Samuel Pen-y, "
E. N. Osborn, Farm., Man. & Deal, in Lum.
Solomon True,
House Carpenter
LEAVITT PLANTATION.
Millman and Farmer
C. H. Irish, Farmer and Lumberman
Asa Libby, Jr., Farmer
Wm. L. Bradbury, '•
LETTER A, RANGE 2.
Pi'op. Hotel and Farmer
Prop. Stage House
Dry, W. I,
LETT
Goods, and
Henry Wilson,
James Shaw,
S. N. Pierce,
Sanford Preble,
James F. Luce,
P. M. and Prop, of Hotel
Farmer
MARS
Millman and Farmer
u
Teacher and "
Millman " "
Blacksmith " "
Joseph Henderson,
Isaac Freese,
E R B.
S. S. Ketchum,
Benj. Collins,
Wm. Rideout,
Wm. F. Robinson,
HILL.
James H. Sypher,
Isaiah Snow,
Wm. L. Boyd,
Charles Young,
Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
Lumberman
Carpenter
Farmer
Fanner
MADAWASKA
Lewis Cormier, Reg'r of Deeds for the N. D's
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MONTICELLO.
Hiram Gould,
Geo. T. Rankin,
Chas. Wliite,
Daniel H. Dean,
Aaron Libbv,
C. S. Pitcher,
C. L. Wadlia,
Reuel W. Lowell,
F. C. Levett,
Isaiah Gould,
Isaac L. Archibald,
Robert Dority,
Hiram Stackpole,
John H. Folsom,
N. G. Folsom,
J. B. Jewett,
Prop. Hotel and Farmer
Carpenter
Carpenter and Farmer
Clergyman
Farmer
Prop. Hotel
Millman
Farmer
Prop. Hotel
Farmer
Thomas Melvin,
Geo. W. Robertson,
Gideon Fletcher,
Charles S. Luce,
John Garrison,
Edward Jewell,
Geo. A. Russell,
Henry Hai-rison,
Joel W. Lyons,
Lyman B. Bean,
Abial Briggs,
Chas. Howe,
S. P. Delaite,
G. W. Fowler,
W. B, Folsom,
Wm. E. Feeley,
Farmer
MAYSVILLE.
Farmer
John Allen,
Henrv Rolf, ''
W. P". Pratt, *'
Collamer Purington, Clerg>'man
Geo. Mosher, House Carpenter
Veranes Chandler, Farm. «& Justice of Peace
E. E. Parkhurst, Farmer
Daniel Duff,
C. P. Ferguson,
Rogers Lawrence,
Charles E. Currier,
John S. Buzzell,
Sherman Smith, Match Man.
Farmer
and
Isaac McGlauflin,
A. H. Thompson,
B. J. Hughs,
E. D. Gushing,
James Day,
MAPLETON rii ANT ATION.
Farmer Sampson Soule,
Nathaniel Pyle,
Lot E. B. Wright,
Caleb Wright,
MASARDIS.
Farmer
Joseph Pollard, Prop. Hotel
Wm. Fitzgerald, Prop. Hotel, Merc't& Farm.
C. W. Clayton, Farmer and Lumberman
W. H. Rowe, " " "
Wm. Cowperthwaite, " " "
Samuel Leavitt^
Amasa Coding,'
Geo. Sutherland,
Andrew Sutherland,
Luther Grant,
Farmer
MACWAHOC.
James Libby,
Elias Bowley,
Hugh Read,
Alden Doble,
S. T. Milbury,
Estes & Berry,
Samuel Bradbury,
Charles Nickerson,
H. M. Eaton,
A. F. Lougee,
Mathew Lougee,
Thomas M. Bradbury,
Oliyer S. Dow,
Peleg H. Berry,
Geo. Jenkins,
John Ward,
Farmer
Farmer and Moulder
Humphrey Chadboum,
A. McClain,
MOLUNKUS.
Prop. Molunkus Hotel I J. P. & N. C. Bumham,
Lumberman | House, and Merchants
Farmer
Prop. Molunkus
MERRILL PLANTATION.
Farmer
NEW LIMERICK.
Merchants
Farmer
Fanner and Cooper
Farmer
Millman
B. F. Nickerson,
Wm. S. Leyett,
Cyrus K. Bradbury,
Stephen Hunter,
Hall J. Bradbury,
Oliyer A. Cole,
Ira Taylor,
Moses Drew,
Fanner and Stone Mason
Farmer
No. 1.
Prop. Hotel | John Mackmarr,
No. 2.
Fanner | Wm. Casey,
Fanner and Millman
Fanner
Range 6, Fanner
^
Geo. Jenkins,
W. H. Smith,
John Ryan,
John G. Hussey,
John Bowen,
Benj. Gray,
Haxtsou Washburn,
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
No. 1, RANGE 5.;
Prop. No. 1 House | C. H. Hayden,
No. 2, RANGE 5.
Farmer and Lumberman I Timothy Dorcy,
tk it n
No. 5, RANGE 3.
Farmer I J. P. Hovey,
No. 5, RANGE 4.
Farmer and Lumberman I John Downes,
Farmer | Moses Leavitt,
No. 6
Wm. F. Wheeler and John Dunbar, Farmers
and Lumbermen.
RA N G E 5.
Charles Kaler,
No. 6, RA N G E 4.
Charles Southerland, Farm, and Lumberman
John G. Tarbell, Farmer
Wm. Chase,
Arthur Rosie,
Geo. W. Tarbell,
No. 7, R A N G E
Farmer
5.
No. 8, RAN G E 5.
Wm. Bums,
Robert Boody,
James H. Swett,
Farmer and Lime-Burner
" » Prop. Hotel
Farmer
Alden B. Bragg,
Richard Chiff,
David J. Southerland,
Moses P. Libby,
Alex. Reed,
Truman A. Williams,
Wm. Smith,
Jarvis Jackson,
Robert McCann,
Melzar Drake,
No. 9, RA N G E 5.
Farmer | Wm. Washburn,
11 , RANGE 1.
No
Farmer
Otis Putnam,
James Duffy,
S. Jewett,
P. D. Sawyer,
Israel L. Miller,
Wm. Deeriug,
L. C. Bartlett,
Edwin Deering,
Thomas Bubar,
Geo. Glew,
Stephen B. Branner,
Edward Dwyer,
Abraham Longley,
Joseph P'llis,
Henry T. Russell,
David Bartlett,
John Matherson,
J. H. Currier,
E. H. Hayden,
No. 11, RANGE 3.
Farmer
No . 11, RANGE 6.
Farmer
No. 13, RANG E 6.
Prop, of Hotel | Nathaniel Blake,
ORIENT.
Farmer
Farmer
Farmer
Fanner
Farmer
Joiner
Farmer
Farmer
Prop. Hotel
Farmer
Farmer
Prop, of Hotel
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
" " Blacksmith
" " Lumberman
Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
Wm. H. Sprague,
James Bubar,
Henry Coulson,
Geo. W. Winship,
Wilmot M. Peters,
Geo. Bubar, " *' "
Thomas J. Maxwell, Farmer
G. C. & A. K. Maxwell, Farms. & Lumber'n
Wm. & Marcus Peters, " " ♦'
Thomas P. Dearing, " " "
Jacob Peters, Farmer
E. Harris, "
Wm. S. Vanwart, •»
OXBOW, No. 9.
Prop. Houlton Hotel
Farmer
J. S. Mc Manners,
I. B. Smith,
L. H. Hayden,
Farmer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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PRESQUE ISIiE
Joseph B. Hall, Ed. Aroostook Herald
W. S. Gilman, Ed. and Prop. " Pioneer
W. C. Plummer, Associate Ed. " ''
Henry R Downes, Attor'y & Couns'r at Law
Wm. J. Copeland, " " "
Seth L. Carpenter,
F. M. Eveleth,
C. F. A. Johnson,
Winslow Hall,
Jeremiah Whitney, Prop. Presque Isle Hotel
Physician and Surgeon
Merchant
Whitney's
Farmer
Painter
Blacksmith
Sumner Whitney,
0. R. Whitney,
Moses Rose,
Oliver A. Emerson,
Warren Knight,
Geo. Dingee,
James Carr, "
J. F. Dyer, "
F. A. Bishop, "
B. & J. Mc Cleave, Black'hs & Carr'ge Man's
David B. Pike, Clerk
Wm. H. Hooper, Clerk for C. F. A. Johnson
G. C. HaU, Clerk
Joshua Parker, Teamster
Geo. F. Whidden, House Carpenter
Hanson Hill, " "
Wm. S. Plaisted, "
Henry D. Fisk, Painter
S. H. Powers, Cabinet Maker
F. Keybrant, Painter and " "
John T. Goss, Fanner
Stephen Knight, "
Freeman Hayden, «
Marcellus L. Foster, "
Nelson Tui'ney, "
Otis Ireland, «'
Alfred R. Anuis, "
L. S. Brown, '*
James Cloudman, "
Ferdinand C. Bradstreet, "
Orrin Whitney, "
W^m. Clark, "
N. Gammon, Harness Man.
Mackay & Simpson, Boot and Shoe Man.
E. F. Harlow, " " «
A. F. Owen, Furniture Man.
R. S. Lock, Millman
Isaac Getchell, Farmer
Beniah Pratt, "
Francis M. Rackliff, "
Samuel Samson, "
Jonathan Ireland, "
Silas Ireland, Jr. "
Benj. Whidden,
James Mc Cleave,
James Dunn,
John A. Allen,
Ephraiin Clark,
Geo. F. Whitnev,
Shoe Maker and "
Watch Maker and Jeweler
Farmer
PliANTATION NO. 3, RANGE 5.
T. Trafton, Prop. Katahdin House and P. II
R. Boyington,
S. Robinson,
L B. Foster,
Geo. W. Webber,
Levi C. Caldwell,
J. Sleeper, Jr.
M. L. Gerry,
Moses C. Young,
Prop. Aroostook House
Merchant and Millman
Farmer
Alfred Cushman,
Joseph R. Cushman,
H. V. Patterson,
Lot Chapman,
Levi M. Perry,
D. E. Patterson,
Ezra Cushman,
E. B. Parker,
Teamster
Fanner
Farmer and Joiner
Farmer
Farmer and Teamster
Farmer
PORTAGE LAKE PLANTATION
Henry Clark,
A. W. Stevens,
Farmer
D. W. Sylvester,
Samuel Brown,
ROCKABEMA.
Henry T. Knowles, Prop. Hotel
W. B. Ellis, Prop. Hotel and Farmer
Geo. W. Kaler, Farmer and Carpenter
Patrick Darling,
Wm. Darling,
Farmer
Farmer
Lucius Huxford,
Forks
John Rollins,
Levi Berry,
Wm. Jordon,
John ;Marley, Jr.
S. C. S. Berry,
A. C. Emerson,
Osgood Pingry,
Wm. Bishop,
Wm. Haley,
Daniel B. Turner,
REED PLANTATION.
Prop. Hotel, Bashiggan
Farmer
Seth S. Clifford,
Levi Green,
SMYRNA.
Farmer
Prop. Hotel
Farmer
Elias Goodenow,
Franklin Ham,
Willard Corliss,
John Wills,
Robert J. 6'tewart,
Thomas McKauy,
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer
Merchant
Farmer
Prop. Hotel and P. M.
SARSFIELD PLANTATION.
Farmer Porter Ross,
Geo. N. Harmon,
Farmer
24
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ST. FRANCIS PLANTATION.
B. W. Mallett, Lumberman and Farmer I Miss V. Herbert, "Baker Brook"
Octave Willett, and 1
ST. JOHN PLANTATION.
Oilman Savage, Lumberman and Farmer I Martin Savage, Lumberman and Farmer
Robert Savage, " " " |
SALMON BROOK PLANTATION.
Isaac Wilder
STACYVILLE PLANTATION, No. 3, Range 6.
James S. Stacy, Farmer
VAN BUREN.
Geo. W. Smith,
Lumber Dealer
J. S. Hall,
Blacksmith
H. A. Haines,
Prop. Hotel
David Cezr,
Prop. Hotel
C. E. Knight,
Law Student
A. H. Morrill,
Lumberman
Charles Farrell,
Farmer
Stephen Bishop,
((
John B. FarreU,
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WESTON.
Moses Whitney,
Farmer
Wm. Branner,
Farmer and Lumberman
Patrick Faulkner,
.(
Charles Gilpatrick,
U (1
((
Geo. \V. Gellerson,
Clergvman and "
Thomas Gilpatrick,
Jr. » "
(i
B. W. Moody,
((
N. S. Barker,
(• ((
(t
S. A. Staples,
((
Wm. Butterfield, Jr.
U ((
((
C. F. Gove,
(t
Cyrus Jordan,
Physician
and Surgeon
Geo. H. Springer,
((
Lewis Smart,
Farmer
Julia A. Foster,
Geo. W. Branner,
(t
John Ste'svart,
Blacksmith
Geo. W. Fletcher,
M
Joel Foss,
Farmer
Joseph S. Butler,
M
Jared W. Newman,
(k
Jacob Schillinger,
Joiner
Stephen Smith,
(t
Charles Clark,
Blacksmith and Farmer
Charles Megguier,
(t
Augustus Gelerson,
(i
James Moody,
i(
Thomas L. Pratt,
((
Jacob L. Palmer,
((
James Whitney,
((
Hezekiah Harris,
((
Leonai'd Gelerson,
i«
\Vm. Gilpatrick,
<(
Selden Gelerson,
u
James Flye,
11
Samuel Estee,
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Joseph Buzzell,
u
Jeremiah Kelley,
u
John B. Holt,
Farmer and Lumberman
Geo. F. Gelerson,
((
Edmund Price,
it ii it
Henry Anderson,
Farmer and Carpenter
Wm. H. Faulkner,
<( (( ((
WASHBURN 1
PLANTATION.
S. S. Bugbee,
Prop. Hotel
CO. Stoddard,
Farmer
John C. Barnes,
Wool Carding
D. M. Potter,
Blacksmith
(x. S. Bend, Cabinet Maker and Farmer
John B Hall,
Mason
Wilder Stratton,
((
Robert W. Wilder,
Farmer
Robert Wilder,
Farmer and P. M.
WI
SSTFIELD ACADEMl
{ GRANT PLANTATION.
J. M. Cobb,
Fanner
1 Eleanor Young
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
£5
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
BRUNSWICK.
Leonard Woods, D. D., Pres. Bowdoin College
J. L. Ciiamberlain, Professor of Rhetoric
Egbert C. Smyth, Prof, of Natural and Re-
vealed Religion.
Wm. Smyth, Prof, of Mathematics
Thomas C. Upham, Prof. Mental Philosophy.
Wra. G. Barrows. Judge of Probate
Hon. Charles J. Gilman.
A. C. Robbins, Attorney at Law
J. D. Simmons, '' "
E. W. Thompson, " "
D. Elliott, Merchant
H. A. Thompson, Merchant
A. B. Thompson, "
L. C. Andrews, "
J. G. Collins, "
John W. Perry, Merchant Tailor
A. Kinkaid, "
John D. Lincoln, Physician and Surgeon
N. T. Palmer, "
C J. Noyes, Civil Engineer
Charles Boutelle, Shipmaster
Thomas S. Minot, "
Wm. H. Morse, "
Henry Merritt, "
A. Holbrook, "
Robert Lunt, "
John H. :MarshaU, "
Henry Orr, "
James Alexander, Livery Stable
A. G. Tenney, Pub'er Brunswick Telegraph
Benj. Green, Agent Cabot Manf 'g Co
Edward Ballard, Episcopal Clergyman
A. D. Wheeler, Unitarian "
S. R. Jackson, President Maine Bank
W. B. McAllister, Surgeon Dentist
James Utley, ^' "
A. C. Swett, Auctioneer
Henry Y. Brown, Carriage Painter
Jacob Harris, Confectioner
J. D. Carleton, "
William R. Field, Jr., Refreshment Rooms,
Brunswick Depot.
E. Swett, Butcher
J. Lunt, Jr„ "
J. Luf kin, Grocer
H. C. xMartin, "
Charles E. Stone, Oyster Saloon
Robert Bowker, Ship Owner
Geo. Skolfield, " "
Jos. Griffin, Bookseller
Thomas Skolfield, Ship Owner
Wm. S. Given, Shipmaster
S. R. Jackson, President M. M. Ins. Co
J. Berry, Tontine Hotel
James Hall, Saloon and Trader
Freeman P. Crowell, Hotel
Hon. Marshall Cram, Merchant
Alfred J. Stone, Postmaster
Wm. Baker, Chemist and Druggist
E. T. Getchell, Chemist and Druggsi
Charles S. Pennell, Ship Builder
Robert Pennell, Carpenter
Robt. S. Pennell, *
Thomas PenneU, "
Israel Simpson, Builder
T. H. Berry, Ship Carpenter
L. P. Carr,
Jordan Snow, House Carpenter
T. Berry, Furniture, Crockery, and Carpets
Augustus F. Cox, Boot and Shoe Manuf 'cr
Lorenzo Day, '' " "
J. G. Duran, Shoemaker
Seth E. G. Sutherland, "
D. H. Mitchell, "
G. Woodward, Blacksmith
Wm. Gross, "
Thomas Simpson, Farmer
Charles Colby, "
Wm. H. Colby, «
Charles Read, "
J. H. Dunning, ' "
S. Given, "
Harnon Potter, "
T. F. Bradlev, "
D. H. Berry,' « •
John M. Coombs, "
G. G. Frost, "
C. B. Davis, "
Josiah Cartland, **
Isaiah Hacker, "
Charles W. Harding, , "
Nathaniel Danforth, "
James J. Merriman, "
James Merriman, "
J. R. Larrabee, "
Reuben Whitney, "
JohnH.Toothaker, Carriage Man,& Bl'ksmith
Lewis Simpson 2d, Dairyman
H. J. L. Stan wood & Co., Booksellers
Benj. Furbish, Stoves and Tin Ware
Henry M. Bowker & Co., Livery Stable
R. T. Dunlap, Merchant
J. Woodside, Ship Builder
George S. Given, Fanner
Thomas Grows, "
J. M. Smith, '*
Gilbert Woodward, "
G. W. Grows, "
R. Crockett, Seaman
Lyman E. Smith, Trader
J. S. Stan wood, "
Isaiah Jordan, Lime Manufacturer
Joseph C. Given, Ship Builder
Abner G. Snow, Deputy Sheriff
David Jones,' Brickmaker and Farmer
Silas Goddard, Manuf. and dealer in Plows
and Cultivators.
0. A. Morrill, Fanner and Justice of Peace
J. B. Borotelle, Shipmaster
Richard McMannurs, Ship Owner
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SUBSCKIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BRIDGTON.
N. S. & F. J. Littlefield, Atto'ys and Couns's
at Law.
Enoch Knight, Atto'y and Counsellor at Law
Nath'l Pease, Phvsician and Surgeon
James Webb,
J. H. Kimball,
M. Gould, (North B.), ** " "
J. T. Hawes, Cong. Clergyman
A. Snyder, Bap. "
James Potter, "
G. F. Cobb, M. E. "
Rufus Gibbs, Merchant and Man. of Blankets
and Flannels.
Luther Billings, Merchant
Nathan Cleaves, Dry and W. I. Goods
Alvin Davis, Drv Goods,' Groceries, Paints,
Oils, &c.
Dixey Stone, Dry and W. I. Goods, Groceries,
Paints, Oils, See.
F. B. & J. H. Caswell, Clocks, Watches, and
Jewelry.
Benj. Cle'aves & Son, Stoves and Tin Ware
F. P. Hanson, W . I. Goods, and Produce
Reuben B. Bennett, W. I. Goods, Dry Goods,
and Groceries.
E. R. Staples, (South B.), Dry Goods, Grocer-
ies, Drags, Medicines, &c.
Henry Ilarnden, (North B.), W\ I. Goods and
Groceries.
Luke Brown, (North B.), Manufr and Trader
C. A. Chaplin, Lumberman and Merchant
Mial Davis & Son, Bridgton House
Wm. W. Cross, Tanner and Currier, Firm of
Cross, Senter & Jordan.
Royal Senter, Tanner and Currier, Firm of
Cross, Senter & Jordan.
Wm. A. Jordan, Tanner and Currier, Firm of
Cross, Senter A Jordan.
Albert Fogg, Tanner and Currier, Dealer in
Leather.
Benj. Dodge, Jr., Tanner and Currier
C.W.Jenkins, " "
Nelson Lewis, Currier
A. D. Littlefield, Tanner and Currier
Wm. Emen^
N. N. Chute, " "
Edwin A. Fogg, " " "
John P. Perley, Farmer and Dealer in
Improved Stock.
Geo. Bridgham, Jr., Fanner and Dealer in
Stock.
Benj. Walker, Lumberman
A. M. Nelson, Farmer
J. C. Bennett, Artist
Augustus Perley,
E. F. Alley, Shoe Manufacturer
Geo. L. Cleaves, Farmer
L. C. Nelson,
Russell Lamson, Deputy Sheriff
James H. Goodwin, House Carpenter
Barnard Usher, Farmer
W^m. H. Larrabee,
Thomas Cleaves, "
John Webb & Son, Machinists & Blacksmiths
Geo. H. Spiller, Teamster
J. F. Billings, Miller
A. C. Burnham, Blacksmith
S. K. Hayes, "
Levi Douglasg, "
Aaron Littlefield, House Carpenter
Stone Cutter
Shoe Manufacturer
Carriage Maker
Thomas Hall,
E. A. Green,
Israel K. Littlefield,
John Palmer,
Joshua Stone, Farmer
Geo. Hall, Boating
I. S. Hopkinson, Sash and Blind Manufacturer
E. E. Wilder, Carriage Trimmer and Harness
Maker.
Geo. G. Wight, Shoe Manufacturer
J. F. Woodbury, Cabinet and Bedstead Man.
A. Benton, Shoe Manufacturer
Eli D. Wight, '• "
L. T. Barker,
Levi Cram, (North B.),
David Fowler, "
Caleb Stevens, "
James Webb, " Shoemaker
Asa Barker, " Farmer
Ebenezer Carsley, " Brickmaker and House
Carpenter.
Abbie Smith, "
Sarah Smith, "
Mrs. C. M. Howe, "
Mrs. N. Farnsworth, (North B.),
Walter Webb, (North 6.), Teacher of Music
Joseph Mayberry, " House Carpenter
S. Beeman, " Farmer
R." T. Kittson, " Potter
John Mead, " Sign and Orna'l Painter
C. H. Thorpe, " Farmer
E. K. Morse, " Stone Cutter
Charles Griffin, " Carriage Maker
Isaac Webb, " Shoemaker
Nathan C. Burnham, Farmer
Richard Kimball, "
Joseph Bennett, "
Jonathan Green, "
Miles Morrison, "
S. A. Gammon, "
Wm. M. Libby, "
John Bennett, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
B. F, Whitney, " " " " "
S. H. Rand, " " '« " "
I. S. Brown, Farmer and House Carpenter
J. E. Brown, Farmer
I. Brown, House Carpenter
Luther Douglass, Jr., Blacksmith
Benj. P. Brown, Blacksmith and Farmer
Joshua Emerson, •. . Wheelwright and Farmer
Jesse Taylor, " Farmer
Stephen Bryant, *'
Geo. W. Freeman, "
James B. Perkins, "
Joseph March, "
Jacob & John B. Bray, Farmers
Simeon P. Burnham, Farmer
J. E. Kennard, "
D. Segone, "
Ransom S. Stevens, "
James 0. Libby, "
Chas. R. Jacobs, "
Wm. S. Jacobs, "
W^m Stone, "
Geo. Rounds, "
Lothrop Lewis, "
W. H. Strout, "
R. P. Kendall, "
James W. Knight, '*
A. S. Phelps, **
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BRIDGTON.
27
Samuel Andrews,
((
Israel G. Hale,
i<
C. Rose,
((
Lewis M. Libby,
t(
David Riley,
((
Daniel Eastman,
u
Stephen Edgerley,
u
John 0. Thome,
((
Albert G. Berry,
Millwright
Seth E. Berry,
Teacher
Lewis Newcorab,
Farmer
A. L. Furber,
n
Lorenzo Dodge,
Teacher
Albert B. Kilborn, (South B.), Farmer
Wm. Quincy,
farmer and Cooper
Daniel J. Dyer,
Mill Proprietor
Daniel Butler,
u n
J. P. Emerson,
Mason
C. A. Mayo, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer
M. E. Choate,
Farmer
J. B. Choate,
u
G. H. Hale,
<(
M. D. Chaplin,
Teacher
John Kilborn, Jr., (South B.), Farmer
Jonathan Barker,
u
Carriage Maker
Charles K. Barker,
(t
u " u
Albert G. Berry, Jr.
i(
Millwright
R. A. Kimball,
((
Farmer
Noah Sawyer, Jr.
«
n
Francis Foster,
((
Miller
B. F. Knapp,
u
Sash, Blind, and
Door Manufacturer.
G. F. Knapp, (South B.),
Sash, Blind, and
Door Manufacturer.
J. R. Foster, ( South B
•),
Mill Proprietor
E. F. Fessenden, "
Farmer
J. W. Perley, "
(1
Lyman Bradstreet, "
«
Farmer
Merchant
Farmer
Daniel Macky, (West B.),
N. D. Freeman, "
W. J. Blake, "
Geo. Small, "
Richard D. Douglass, "
Nathan G. Libby, " "
Aaron B. Brigham, Jr., (North B.), Blacksmith
R. C. Whitman, (North B.),
Benj. Chadborn, '' Farmer
Geo. E. Chadborn, " Fanner and Painter
Wm. A. Morrison, " f'armer
M. D. Caswell, •«
Nath'l Potter, Fanner and House Carpenter
F. A. Smith,
G. S. Burnell,
Asa Gould,
Daniel Brigham,
Aaron Brigham,
Augustus Carsley,
Jonathan Fogg,
Jesse Gibbs,
Nath'l P. Hilton,
Chas. E. Hilton,
Josiah Hazen,
A. M. Savage,
Wm. H. Savage,
A. P. Frisbie,
Eben. Chapman,
E. Dearborn,
Richard Gage,
Nathan Dodge,
Geo. W. Dillingno,
Daniel Cash, 2d,
T. C. Burnhara,
L. M. Burnham,
Aaron Bridghara, Jr.,
Hugh Bennett,
Farmer
Teacher of Academy
Farmer
Teacher of Music
Farmer
House Carpenter
Farmer
Farmer and Cooper
Farmer and Teamster
Farmer
BALDWIN.
John ^I. Woodbury, Clergyman, (West)
D. T. Richardson, Merchant, (East)
Joseph Ridlon, Farmer and Merchant
Wm. M. Fippard, ilerchant, (West)
G. C. & I. C. Lombard, Farmers, "
T. A. Biimell, Farmer and Cooper, "
Joseph B. Burnell, " " " "
S. C. Lane, Hotel-keeper, "
James Norton, Physician and Surgeon, "
Andrew J. Ricker,
Christopher Noble,
A. R. Binford,
Wm. S. Benton,
Benj. Sanborn,
Wesley Marr,
J. S. Chase,
Wilder Bowers,
N. P. Burnell,
A. Flint,
J. C. Flint,
Ebenezer Flint, Jr.,
P. G. Cram,
Marshal S. Cram,
Blacksmith,
Brick-mason,
Farmer,
J. H. Clement,
David Boothby,
Ichabod Cousins,
James Weed,
Elijah Weed,
George Burnell,
Nathan Bliss,
Elias Burnell,
D. T. Flint,
Cyrus S. Brown,
Josiah Milliken,
Jerusha S. Brown,
Forest Sanborn,
Henry B. Flint,
John C. Flint,
John Flint, Jr.,
John Goodwin,
Alden B. Sanborn,
James M. Sanborn,
Chas. Binford,
Moses Parker,
S. T. Paine,
L. & A. Corison,
Farmer, (West)
" (North)
Blacksmith, "
Farmer and Carpenter
" •' Cooper
Farmer
House Carpenter
Coopers and Farmers
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CAPE ELIZABETH.
L. D. Stront, FreewiU Bap. Clergyman
Ebenezer Hutchinson, " " "
Charles Hannaford, Farmer
A. V. & R. M. Cole, Foreign & Domestic Dry
Goods and Groceries
Ezekiel Fickett, Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods and Groceries
Strout & Loveitt, Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods and Groceries
J. W. & D. Pilsbury, Traders
John Goddard, Lumberman
Hiram Brown, Trader
John D. Buzzell, M. D
Thaddeus Skillin, Farmer and Merchant
M. E. Wliitnev, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
Tristram G. Prince, Farmer and Merchant
John L. Frasier, Trader
Thomas E. Knight, Ship Build'r & Carpent'r
Seth Scammon, Sup't State Reform School
Beuj. W. Fickett, Ship Builder
D. W. Kincaid, Carpenter and Builder
Ellis M. Sawyer, Farmer and Gardener
Moses Fickett, Farmer
Henry Bodge, "
Green Walden, Capt. Revenue Cutter
Cvrus Cole, Farmer
\Ym. Mayberry,
John M /Fluent,
Isaiah Vicring,
S. M. Smart, Joiner
J. M. Brooks, Farmer
Sylvanus Higgins, ||
\V. B. Higgins,
Geo. T. Dyer,
Thomas Kaine,
Willard Brackett,
Levi Skillin,
Nathaniel W. Lowe, "
Scott Dyer,
Samuel Haskell, . "
Ezekiel Wescott, "
Silas Skillin, "
Aquella Jewett,
Elliot Wescott, "
Wm. Atwood, "
G. R. Gardiner, "
B. K. Wallis, "
Amos F. Fickett, "
E. C. & G. G. Robmson, "
Elihu Hasty, "
Lewis M. Jordan, "
Thomas Hannaford, "
Tristram Jordan, "
Wm. Marian, "
James S. Libby, Mason
Geo. Owen, Farmer
Daniel Strout,
Benj. B. Dyer,
David Fioy'd,
J. W. Harmon,
Edward Broad,
Charles P. Trie key,
James Trickey,
Samuel M. Skillin,
R. S. Jordan,
D. 0. Plummer,
David Plummer,
Boarding House
Farmer
Rigger
Blacksmith
Farmer and Marketman
" " Mason
" " Dairyman
" " Milkman
House Builder
Mason
Farmer
Reuben Higgins, Fanner & Steamboat Clerk
James Webster, " " Ship Joiner
E. N. Perrj', Farmer
E. S. Buzzell, Farmer and Painter
Samuel Milliken, Overseer Kerosene Works
William H. Jackson, Farmer
David T. Moody, "
Benj. Brown, Div. Master P. S. & P. R. R.
James Keneson, Kerosene Works
Albert Spaulding, Farmer
Charles BarreD, "
Daniel P. Gammon, Truckman for Kem'e Co
Alfred Dyer, Farmer and Town Clerk
William Tobey, Wheelwright
H. H. Pittee, House Carpenter
J. A. Thurrell, "
Levi Strout, Ship Carpenter and Mason
R. H. Morse, Tin and Sheet-Iron Worker and
Dealer in Stoves
Wm. F. Eaton, House Carpenter
Silas Marriner, Ship Master
Geo. W. Marriner, '^ "
A. J. Foster, Ship Builder
Alfred Russell, Ship Carpenter
David A. Sawyer, Ferryman and "
John Robinson, Farmer
Albion M. Jordan, Farmer and Gardener
Andrew J. Hill, " " Mason
Albert F. Hannaford, " " Marketm'n
Levi 0. Verrill, " " Mason
A. W. Peabbles, Farmer
James M. Robinson,Farm. & Chair'n S. S. C.
Eben. Maxwell, Farmer
Milton Dyer, Farmer and Boarding-House
Elder M. Jordan, " " Marketman
Lorenzo D. Miller, " " "
John B. Armstrong, " " Fisherman
Samuel Willard, " " Coaster
Charles J. Willard, " " "
Henry S. Jackson, " " Milk-Merchant
Aaron Danforth, Farmer
G. W. W. Robinson, Artist
Geo. F. Small, Teacher
John W.Jordan, Farmer
James W. Brown, "
CUMBERLAND
C. W. Blackraan, Clergyman
N. L. Humphrey, Co. Commi'er, & Merchant
S. Ti-ue, Justice of Peace and Quorum, Sec.
of Town Ins. Co., and Blacksmith.
Tme & Cayzer, Fanners and Dairymen
M. Morton, Depot Master and Merchant
Nicholas Rideout, Supervisor of Schools
William L. Prince, Farmer and Selectman
Frederick A. Perley, " " Stock Deal.
SewaU Blanchard, " " Ship Master
Joseph Blanchard, " " "
Reuben Rideout, Farmer and Orchardist
Josiah B, Morse, Farmer and Shoe Man.
S. M. Rideout & Son, Car. & Sleigh Man.
Israel True, Farmer and Lumberman
John Skillin, " " Carpenter
Silas Skillin, " "
S. R. Sweetser, Farmer and Butcher
H. I. Gray, Depot Master, Card & Job Prin'r
Klias Lunt, Ship Builder
William Blanchard, Farmer
Enos Blanchard, "
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CUMBERLAND.
John Wilson, Farmer
P. A. MerrUI,
H. Eaton, , "
Seward Wvman, "
S. T. Merrill, "
J. B. Merrill, "
Joseph Sturdivant, "
John Merrill, "
Asa Merrill, "
S. M. Brackett, "
Joseph Stubbs, "
Joseph W. Stubbs, "
Royal W. Doughty, Farmer and Carpenter
Oliver S. Collins, Farmer and Stock Dealer
Geo. M. Farwell, Farmer and Carpenter
Wm. S. Blanchard, " " "
WiUard Clough, " " «
Thomas Greelv, " " "
J. M. & R. & A. Rideout, " " Teachers
Benj. Whitney, Carriage Maker
Joseph Smith, House Carpenter
Otis Prince, Farmer and Butcher
Nicholas Blanchard, Farmer
Simeon Clough, "
Elias B. Shaw, "
Moses Thomes, "
Moses Leighton, "
Joseph Wilson, *'
James ShaAV, "
Isaac 0. Pearson, "
Ira Greely, "
Joab Black, "
A. R. Baston, "
Reuben Blanchard, Farmer
Paul Prince, "
William RusseU, "
Hollis St. Clair, «
E. Sturdivant, "
Peter Merrill, «
Benj. Merrill, "
A. L. Huston, «
James Hamilton, Jr., Farmer, (Cheb'uelsla.)
Samuel Ross, Dry & VV. I. Goods, Groc, &c.,
(Chebeaguels'd)
Luther Ross, House Carpenter, " "
George Hoit, Meth. Clergyman, " "
Chas. A. R. Webber, Seaman, " "
Joseph Sawyer, Ship Master, " "
Solomon Sawyer, " " " *'
John S. Merryman, " " " *'
David P. HamUton, " " » "
JohnSoule, " " " "
Robert Hamilton, Jr., " " " "
Charles S. 0. Orr, " « *' "
Edwin Emmons, " " " "
Samuel Ross, Jr., " " " "
Ambrose Hamilton, Farm. & S. T^Ias. " "
John Hamilton, 3d, Marin. & Farm. " **
Nath. T. Littlefield, » " " "
Michael Morse, Mariner, " "
Robert Goud, Bap. Clergyman, " *'
Samuel W. Randall, Mariner, " "
James M. Hamilton, Dry and W. I. Goods,
Groceries, &c., (Chebeague Island)
H. L. Prince, Teacher
E. H. MerriU, "
C A S C O.
P. P. Ingalls, Physician and Surgeon
Albion Cobb, M. D., ( Webb's Mills)
Aaron Mann, Farm., Merchant, Dry Goods,
Groceries, and Lumber
Dingley & Watkins, Man. of all kinds of
Cloth., Di-y G'ds, Groc, Glass & C'y Ware
Webb & Brown, Dry Goods, Groc, Car. Man.
(Webb's Mills)
A. S. Holden, Farmer and Stock Dealer
W. H. Merrow, Tanner and Cun-ier
Richard Mayberry, Farmer
Spencer Decker, Merchant & Dep. Sheriff
Edward C. Cook, Boot and Shoe Maker
Francis C. Mayberry, Farm. & Lumberman
Elias Jordan, Farmer
Freeman Ring, Farmer and House Carpenter
Otis Ring, Farmer
Solomon W. Cook, "
William Cook, "
Richard Cook, »
Ebenezer Barton, "
J. B. Winslow, "
William F. Cook, Teacher
Talbot G. Strout, Car. Smith, (Webb's Mills)
Joshua Dyer, Saddle and Harness Maker
G. L. & J. C. Robinson, Car. Smiths
Orsamus Symonds, Farm., Mail Carrier, and
Master Mechanic
Benj. Whitmor, Fanner and Blacksmith
Thomas D. Spiller, Blacksmith
Daniel M. Cook, Farmer
Albert Strout, Car. & Sleigh Man.
William Duran, Carriage Man. ( Webb's Mills)
John Small, Prop. Grist Mill, Man. Shingles
and Clapboards
0. A. S. Maybeny, Farmer
Wm. Louis Pinkham, Boot and Shoe Man.
Benj. C. Gay, Sup't of Oxford & Cum. Canal
Levi Holden, P. M., Farmer and Lumberman
C. C. Jacobs, Blacksmith
C. R. Holden, Car. and House Painter
Merritt Gray, Farmer and Lumberman
Edwin Staples, Teacher, " " "
S. K. Holden, Farmer
Etta H. Ridlow, "
Freedom Chute, "
Frederick Nutting, "
Nathan Gammon, "
James W. Sands,
John Dyer, Tin and Sheet-Iron Worker
FALMOUTH.
J. C. Adams, Cong. Clergyman
E. N. Tukesbury, Physician and Surgeon
Reuben Merrill, Dry Goods, Groc, Com and
Flour, Crockery and Glass Ware.
Nath'l E. Merrill, Dry Goods, Groc, Com and
Flour, Crockery and Glass Ware.
W. N. Richards, W. I. Goods, Groc, Cora &
Flour.
S. I. Merrill, W. I. Goods, Groc, Corn and
Flour, and Medicines.
John 0. Luf kin. Dry Goods, Groc, Corn,
Flour, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, (West)
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FALMOUTH.
S. D. Norton, Dry Goods, Groc, &;c.,
<P. 0. NewCasco)
John Trowbridge, Drj' Goods, Groc.
J. E. Frve, Tin Plate Worker, W. I. Goods &
Groc* (West)
Seward Frye, Fanner, "
James E. Marston, "
Joseph Knitrht, "
Arthur Bucknam, Tanner and Currier
Peter Dunbar, House and Ship Carpenter
H. M. Stone, G. T. R. R. Station Agent
G. W. Lord, Conductor G. T. R. R.
Samuel H. Carter, Eng'r K. & P. R. R. ( W't)
S. M. Knight, Ship Builder
Eufus N. Merrill, » "
Warren Knight, " Carpenter
Smith Barber, *' "
John Wvman, " "
S. P. Bachelder, " "
Geo. 0. Knight, Farmer and Milkman
Andrew J. Adams, Sup't of To^vn Farm
Orin R. Bowe, Farmer
Alfred Dunham, "
Geo. W. Allen, "
J. A. Dunham, Carpenter and Builder
Grenville Hall, Farmer, ( West)
A. M. Hall, " "
Henri' Hall " "
Joshua L. Whitehouse, " "
Benj. U. Swett, " "
A. \V. Allen, " "
Alfred Merrill, Man. of Spokes and Hubs and
Mill Pro. (West)
E. H. Starbird, Land Surveyor & Farm., "
Chas. Gallison,^^Blacks'g & Car. Work, "
Levi L. Elder, " Stone Cutter, "
A. F. Winslow, Teacher, "
John Mills, .Jr., Boot and Shoemaker, "
Frederick Merrill, Farmer and Milkm'n, "
Chas. W. Roberts, " " Mason, »
Geo. F. MeiTill, Farmer, "
Samuel Bell, " "
Edward Crabtree, " "
Daniel Hobbs, Brick Machine Man.. "
E. S. Prince, Farmer and Milkman
Peter N. Marston, Ship Joiner
Benj. M. Marston, " "
John Waite, Ship Calker
Columbus Knight, Boot and Shoe Man.
C. A. Stevens, Teacher
Edmund Frye, Farmer
Ship Master
Tin Plate Worker
House and Ship Joiner
Mariner
Painter and Farmer
Boot and Shoemaker
Robert Huston, Farmer
E. P. Merrill, "
Samuel Bucknam, "
Ezra Bticknam, "
Glendv Moody, "
Wm. Prince,
M. S. Locke,
Robert Campbell,
John Johnson, Jr.,
Edwin W. Johnson,
Ezekiel Hodsdon,
D. W. Ward,
Hugh P. Merrill, " " "
Wm. P. York, Ship Master, (P. 0., N. Ca'o)
Frank L. York, Student, " "
Joseph Bucknam, Ship Master, " "
Benj. R. Norton, " " " »
Wm. Y. Jones, " " " "
S. G. Davis, " " »
Elbridge Titcomb, Mariner, " "
Simon M. Swett, Ship Carpenter, '* "
Alvin Hall, Ship Master, (West)
John Woodbury, Farmer, "
Geo. Hall, "
A. M. Hall, " "
Lorenzo Mountfort, " "
Merrill Huston, " "
Bela Blanchard, " "
Rodman Allen, " "
John L. Lambert, " "
John W. Freeman, " '*
Francis Purinton, " "
Geo. H. Purinton, " "
Josiah Leighton, " "
Nath'l Wilson, " "
Jacob J. Merrill, " "
David Allen, " "
J. L. Merrill, » "
Joseph Newman, Car. & Sleigh Maker, "
Benj. Donnell, Farmer and Stone Cutter, "
C. A. D. Wiswell, Wheelwright, «
Hiram Emery, Farmer and Cai-penter, "
Mark F. Leighton, Blacksmith, "
Geo. Mountfort, Farm, and Deal, in Improved
Stock, (West)
W. C. Stone, Ship Master
Samuel Newman, Farmer
Amasa Stanley, "
Oliver Hardy, Stone Cutter
John Prince, House Carpenter
FREEPORT.
Wm. H. True, Physician and Surgeon
E. S. Palmer, Cong. Clergyman
Samuel Thing, English, W. I. (jloods & Groc.
S. A. Litchfield, " " " "
A. H. Tyler, Cong. Clergvman, (South)
Robert S. Soule, Drv Goods, Hard'e & Groc.
Edward S. Soule, ^ " " "
G. Bliss, Dry Goods, Hardware, Groc, and
Ship Building, (South)
C. Bliss, Dry Goods, Hardware, Groc, and
Ship Building, (South)
C. H. Pettingill, Trader
Wm. Gore, Variety Store
Wm. A. Mitchell, Dry Goods, Med'nes, Groc,
and Livery Stable
Geo. W. Gray, Stoves and Tin Ware
S. M. Stetson, Millinery, Dress, and F. Goods
Daniel Curtis, Hardware, D. Groods, & Groc
John L. Kelsey, Trader and Brickmaker
Wm. Cann & Co., Merchants and Millers
John S. Ward, D. Goods, Groc, Boots & Sho's
J. B. Blithen, Shipmaster's Mate
Robert Dunning, Farmer
Joseph True, • "
Chas. Waite, "
G. P. Thompson, Man. of all kinds of turned
Ship work
Johnson Williams, Car. and Sleigh Maker
Emery Jones, Ornamental Ship Carver, (S'h)
M. Stockbridge, Farmer, "
Chas. Gushing, Ship Builder
Henry Green, Harness-maker
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FREEPORT.
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Boot and Shoe Man.
Farmer
Peres Burr,
John Burr,
Eben. Davis, "
Edward Huston, "
Benj. Lufkin, "
Augustus M. Haskell, Engineer
Appleton Webster, Brick Mason
Reuben B. Wilbur, ^^iP Carpenter
G. H. Field, House and Ship Painter
I. M. Field, Miller
J. T. Richardson, House Carpenter
Isaac Lambert, Packet Master
Pomroy C. Soule, Ship & House Carp., (So'h)
John K. Rogers, Farmer
John D. Ring, Stevedore and Ship Carpenter
Wm. L. Brewer, Ship Carpenter and Brickm'r
Daniel C. Merrill, "Seaman
Gustavus Rogers, Ship Carpenter and Farmer
f^phraim Field, House and Ship Joiner
I. W. Kilby, Farmer
Albert Kilby, Ship-owner and Master
C. H. Soule, Ship Builder
Zenas Talbot, Farmer, (South)
Samuel Soule, Fancy Stock Grower
Wm. J. CoUius, Farmer and Brickmaker
Wm. R. Rogers, Ship Carpenter and Fanner
Jacob Rogers, " " " "
James M. Durgin, " " " "
Alexander Rogers, "
Jacob P. Rogers, Ship Carpenter
E. H. Rogers,
James C. Lewis, Tailor and Draper
Rufus Soule, Ship Builder
Wm. F. MeiTill, Machinist
MerriU N. Davis, Shoemaker
W. H. Littlefield, "
Wm. P. Rogers, Ship-master
John H. Oxnard, "
Moses Merrill, Farmer
Wm. MerriU, "
Wm. Grigg, "
Isaac Metcalf, "
A. F. Tracy, "
Geo. Litchfield, Ship. Carpenter and "
Lewis Litchfield, Ship Calker " "
Sam'l W. Chase, Seaman " "
John Collins, Clothier
John D. Mann, House and Ship Joiner
Geo. T. Griffin, Ship and House Painter
Isaac Ward, Seaman
Geo H. Jordan, Shoemaker and Carpenter
C. S. Kilby, House and Ship Joiner
Albert H.^VVaite, Sailmaker, (South)
Wm. Morse, Calker, »
Joseph M. Johnson, Ship-master, "
Leonard Griffin, Farmer
Rufus Foss, "
Farmer
Boot and Shoe Man.
Brick-maker
Ship Carpenter
Joseph Curtis,
Thomas Ward, Jr.,
N. 0. True,
R. W. Sherman,
C. Con vers,
John W. Griffin,
Thomas A. Wilber,
Henry C. Curtis,
Geo. Grant,
Daniel Grant, Jr., " "
W. G. Brewer, « "
Thomas Chase, " "
Edwin B. Grant, " "
Albert C. Bryam, Farmer and Ship Carpenter
Joshua Soule, Boot and Shoe Dealer
John B. Anderson, House and Ship Joiner
E. H. Melcher, '"' " " "
W. M. Curtis, Ship and CaiTiage Painter
R. C. Soule, Ship Builder
A. W. Lyde, Ag't Van Amburgh's Menagerie
Nathan VVeston, Farmer
Edward Reed, "
F. H. Reed, "
Wesley Davis, "
Leonard Brown, "
Alonzo Mitchell, "
Wm. Rinsrrose, " .|
Robert Ward, «
Samuel Corless, "
S. A. Niles, Tailor and Draper
Andrew J. Edwards, Seaman
T. F. Chase, Laborer
Joseph Winslow, Ship Carpenter
Chas. H. Soule, Shoemaker
J. W. Dillingham, Clerk
Enoch Talbot, Ship Master
C. H. Soule, Ship Master and Builder
Ambrose Talbot, Jr., Ship Master
Joseph M. Johnson, " "
Seward Stoddard, " "
F. L. Holbrook, Butcher
Edward Gushing, Carpenter
Edwin C. Townsend, Teacher
W. H. Mayberry, Shoemaker
Andrew Scott, House and Ship Joiner
Geo. Jordan, Ship Carpenter
Walter McFarlane, Shoemaker
Anderson Brewer, Jr., Brickmaker
John E. Brewer, " "
Daniel Brewer, Ship Builder
John A. Briggs, " "
Benj. G. Dennison, (South)
Benj. Chadsev, Mast and Spar-maker
Wm. H. Chadsey, " " " "
S. A. Anderson, Ship Smith
J. H. Andrews, Blacksmith
GRAY.
Wm. W. Greene,
A. W. Anderson,
Wm. W. Smith,
J. 0. Richardson,
D. Waterman,
Thomas Hancock,
J. L. White,
John Small,
E. S. White,
E. K. Glines,
Henry Penned,
Phvsician and Surgeon
Clergvman
a
u
Merchant
Post Master
Boot and Shoe Man.
Shoe Dealer
Sheriff, (ex officio)
Theodore Stimson, Inr. -keeper
Samuel Glines, Boot and Shoe Man.
Emery Osgood, Cab. Maker & Furniture Deal.
Ephraim Lawrence, Farmer
W. G. Orne,
A. Purves, "
S. Foster, "
Albert N. SaAvyer, Teacher and Farmer
Wm. H. Goff, Carriage-maker
J. M. Turner, House Joiner and Cab -maker
Wm. Lowe, Farmer
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
GRAY.
T. H. Weymouth, Farmer
Joshua Mountfort, "
Andrew Libby, "
Frances Webster, "
B. F. Colley, Hou?o Carpenter
Isaac H. Lfbby, Harness-maker
J. H. Foster, Cooper and Blacksmith
J. H. Hall Millman
Shadrach Humphrey, Farmer
R. Starbird, Farm., & Deal, in Impr'd Stock
Stephen SmaU, Jr., " " " "
W. C. Dickey, " " "
Stephen Frank, " " " **
Jedediah C. Libby, " " " "
Josiah Frank, Jr., " « " "
William Elder, « " u u
Benj. Hunt, " " " "
AVni. H. Pride, « « « "
R.Y.Nash, " " " "
Benj. Archibal, " " " "
Lewis Megquire, " " " "
Rufus Knight, " " " "
John Humphrey, " " " "
Jabez M. Latham, " " " "
T. C. Benson, " " " »
A. H. I^^ing, Farmer and Millwright
B. I. & H. Smitli, Car. Manufrs &; Farmers
E. C. Megquire, Cooper and Mechanic
Charles S. Barbour, Brick-mason
Josiah S. Loring, " "
J. P. King, Farmer and Millman
Eben. Maxwell, Sash and Blind xMan.
Joel S. Bailey, Prop. Shingle & Stave Mill
Henry Dutton, Farmer and Mason
Marshall Morse, Cooper
C. S. Russell, Farmer and House Carpenter
R. A. Allen, For. & Dom. Dry Goods & Groc.
C. W. Young, Farmer
VVm. H. Morse, "
John T. MerriU, "
Bradbury Whitten, *'
Josiah SkiUin, "
Benj. Huston, "
Emery Allen, "
Stephen Huston, "
G. T. Merrill,
Frederick P. Morse, "
S. A. Ramsdell, Teacher
Augustus F. Libby, House Carpenter
G O R H A M.
Josiah Pierce, Coun. at Law, & Sec. & Treas.
of Fire Ins, Co.
John A. Waterman, Coun. at Law, and Sec.
of Me. M. F. Ins. Co., and Pub. Adm'r for
Cumb. Co.
H. P. A. Smith, Att'y and Coun. at Law
D. M. Phillips, Student at Law
E. W. Anderson, Physician and Surgeon
N. H. Carey, '" " "
James M. Buzzell, " " "
Alden T. Keen, " " "
Seth C. Gordon, " " '*
(P. 0., S. Windham)
Wm. Warren, Clerg'n, & Sec. A. B. C. F. M.,
Boston
Stephen C. Strong, Clergyman
Joseph Colby, '"
•Tames Nason, "
E. P. Weston, State Sup't of Schools
S. W. Eaton, " '- A. R. R.
J. B. Webb, Teacher
J. I. Stevens, Retired Ship Master
Stephen Hinkley, Man. and Deal, in Belt,
Card Pickers, String, Harness, and Boot
and Shoe Leather
Jonathan Dow, Gorham House
Reuben Lowell, American House, (West)
T. T. Sands, West Gorham " "
Chas. Robie, English, W. I. Goods, and Groc.
Ridlon & Card, Drv Goods, Groc, Prov., &c.
John C. Card, '" "
Joseph Ridlon, " « " "
James Mann, Merchant
S. W. Lord, "
Roscoe G. Harding, "
L. W. Parklmrst, "
M. G. Hayden, Man. and Deal. Who'le and
Retail in Boots and Shoes for N. E. Trade
Edward Hasty, Merchant, (West)
Kimball Eastman, " "
S. R. Clement, " "
Jonathan Eastman, Eng. & W. I. Goods, "
W. W. Lowe, Man. of and Deal, in Boots and
Shoes for N. E. Trade
Joseph W. Parker, Dry Goods, Groc, Drugs
and Medicines (P. 0. Windham)
Albert R. Hawkes, Man. of Clothing, "
M. H. Moses, Dry Goods, Groc, Crockery and
Glass Ware, (Windham)
Freeman Harding, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
(P. 0., S. Windham)
Elijah Guilford, Dry Goods, Groc, Com,
Flour, &c., (S. Windham)
J. M. Plummer, P. M. and Merchant
Hugh D. i^cLellan. Justice of Peace & Quo.
throughout the State, and Trial Justice for
Cumb. Co.
G. W. Waters, Depot Master
Humphrey Cousins,
Wm. M. Harding, Currier & Man. S. Leather
Albion P. Sawyer, Car. Man. & Farm. (W'st)
Geo. Dyer, Livery Stable, '*
Na h'l lirown. Real Es'te and Fire Ins. Brok.
Nath. Bangs, Ass't Dep. Master
W. A. Rice, Man. of Salt and Pla'r, (P. 0. W.)
Geo. E. Co e. Teacher, " S. *'
John F. Smith, Boot and Shoe Man. " *' "
Wm. B. Freeman, Farmer
Thomas C. Wentworth, H'se, S'n & Fan. Pa'r
Isaac McLeUan, Joiner and Jobber
C. Way, Currier
Jonathan Redlon, House Carpenter
Wm. Thomas, Farmer
Stephen Files, ''
Joseph Harding, "
Samuel Cressey, "
James Paine, "
Wm. H. Storer, "
Geo. Chadbourne, "
Samuel F. Bacon, Stone Mason
Wm. E. Thomas, House Carpenter
I. Richardson, Jr., Butcher
Jeremiah Parker, County Com. & Merchant
Elijah S. Dow, Mill Proprietor
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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G O R H A M.
Leonard Roberts, Farmer
Moses Fogg, "
C. A. Stackpole, "
Eli Whitney, "
Ezra Thomes, "
Albion F. Johnson, "
Samuel Johnson, "
T. Hamlin, "
L. Foss,
R. M. Bangs, "
Mrs. E. N. Bangs,
Rufus Whitney, Farmer and Head'g Mak'g
John Milligan, " " " "
G. F. Phinney, " " Cooper
Simon Elder, Farmer
James Phinney, "
Rufus Mosher, "
W. W. Mosher, "
Daniel Mosher, "
Mark Mosher, "
John Rice, "
Henry Alden, "
Joseph Cressey, "
L. L. Crockett, "
Solomon Meserve, "
Nelson Merrill, "
L. B. Lowell, "
H. B. Johnson, "
Wm. Burton, "
E. & S. Cloudman, "
A. Hamlin, "
Sewall Cloudman, Brick Mason
Sidney Usher, Millman
John H. Holmes, Shoemaker
Wm. E. Strout, House Cai-penter
Wm. Strout, "
Chas. Moulton, Farmer and Blacksmith
Martha Waterhouse,
Rufus A. Fogg, Farmer
A. Lambard, "
John Babb, Shoemaker and "
John L. Curtis, Mill Proprietor " "
John H. Roberts, "
Oliver Phillips, "
Horace F. Waterhouse, "
B. Waterhouse, "
Geo. W. Dyer, "
Horace Meserve, "
Wm. S. Catton, "
Samuel C. Higgins, "
Elisha Douglas, "
Ithial Blake, " .
Eben. H. Blake, "
John H. Irish, "
Zebulon Whitney, "
Samuel E. Stone" "
N. H. Rand, "
Joseph Skillings, "
David Sturgis, "
Geo. Watson, "
Farmer
Teacher and
A. Wood,
J. L. Jordan,
Chas. E. Jordan,
Augustus Hill,
Albion T. Files,
J. H. R. Edwards,
Arthur Boothby, "
David Elder, " "
W. C. Gilman, «
Albert Hamblen, "
John F. Sanborn, "
Wm. L. Larrabee, "
Mark W. Cloudman, Farmer, (P. 0. S. W.)
Joshua E. Hall, " " «'
B. H. HaU, CoUector and Constable, *'
Henry IMayberrv, Car. Man. & Blacks'h, "
Edwin Moses, " " " "
James Wescott, Farmer, (P. 0. So. Wi'm)
Merrill Thomas, " " " "
J. P. Hall, " »
Oliver Winship, Blacksmith
Otis T. Hall, Farmer and Lumberman
J. S. Leavitt, " " "
Daniel Fogg, " " "
C. L. Hodsdon, " " Jlechanic
Willis B. Kemp, Farmer
Hubbard Wilson, "
Joseph Libby, "
Reuben Elder, "
Solomon Libby, Jr., "
Henry W. Murch, "
Cyrus B. Clay, "
Israel H. Kenip, "
Ephraim Holt, "
Lewis Higgins, "
Jane Decker, Boarding House
J. G. ilc Donald, Farmer and Boot Man.
Joseph F. Fogg, " " Mechanic
Peter Elder, " " Carpenter
Chas. B. Fogg, House "
G. W. Heath, Farmer
Theodore Shackford, "
Wra. H. Johnson, "
Orin Westcott, "
Men-ill T. Files, "
Caleb Hodsdon, Farmer and Justice of Peace
Lewis Libby, " and Lumberman
Isaac Perley, " " Teacher
Samuel Dingley, "
Joel Wilson, "
Marshall Whitney, Farmer
Wm. F. Dudley, "
Phineas Libby, Farmer & Boot & Shoe Man.
Oran P. Moses, " House Carpenter
Geo. W. Johnson, " " Millman
Jefferson Mabry, Lumberman
Thomas W. Harris, Sash and Blind Man.
John Wilson, House Carpenter
Ben]. E. Davis, Farmer
B. F. Copp, "
HARRIS OX.
John E. Dunnells, Physician and Surgeon
A. A. Strout, Counsellor at Law
J. H. Illsley, Dry Goods, Groc, and Prov.
Silas Blake, Merchant
P. Tolman & Co., Wire Manufacturers
T. H. Ricker & Sons, Shingle, Stave, and
Sawing Machines, Planers, Plows, and
Castings of all kinds
Geo. Pierce, Lumberman
N. N. Caswell, Man. of Sh'gle & Stave Mach's
L. Smith, Jr., Man. of Household Furniture
A. Kneeland, Elm House
Samuel Walker, Jr., Harness-maker
Elliot Libby, Lumbering and Boating
Geo. E. Frisbie, Blacksmithing & Car. Work
J. W. Potter, Lumberman
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HARRISON.
Haskel Kncelanfl, Farmer
Elisha Newcomb, "
Edward K. Whitney, "
Peabodv Kneeland, "
Samuel' M. Cook, Tiii Worker and "
Chas. H. Cook, Tin Worker
N. H. Seavey, Teacher
Eben Moulton, Farmer and Cooper
Amos Thome?, " & Deal, in Stock
Reuben Hobbs, " " "
Amos P. Foster, Farmer
O. Bartlett, Bap. Clergyman
Ezra T. Lifralls, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
S. T. W^hitney,
Luke Moore, ' " & Deal in Hides & Lea.
Rodnev Chaffin, " and Carpenter
Benj. fetrour, " Stone Cutter and "
David Woodsom, " and " "
David Frost, " " Teacher
John Johnson, Jr., Farmer
Chas. W. Foster, •'
Geo. Emerson, "
J. Howard, "
Albert Buraham, "
Benj. Whitehouse,
Sprapne Keen,
Levi Burnliam,
N. H. Burnham,
0. H. Cummings,
W. Barrows,
Geo. W. Barrows,
Cynis Scribner,
Elijah Scribner,
S. 'W. Chadbourn,
E. S. Caswell,
G. B. Dorman,
Wm. Twambly,
C. L. Walker,
Albion Kimball,
Samuel Harding,
John Brackett,
James H. Hanson,
Simon Lowell,
John Harmon,
Henry Kilgore,
J. Bucknell,
John L. Pitts,
David Mayberry,
Farmer
Tanner and Currier
Mill Proprietor
u u
Farm. & Deal, in Horses
Car. Maker and Painter
Tanner and Currier
House Carpenter & Builder
Wire Manufacturer
Boating
Cooper
Farmer
Deputy Sheriff
HARPSWELIi.
Clement Skolfield,
A. C. Stover,
A. S. Merriman,
A. B. Webber,
J. B. Pinkham,
James Sinnett,
James Sinnett, 2d,
E. Johnson,
Sinnett Oit,
Shubal Jlerryman,
John C. Wilson,
David Bibber,
Daniel Merryman,
James Merryman, 2d,
Isaac Dunning,
L. L. Totman,
Joseph F. Lawson,
Jacob Merriman,
Norton vStover,
Thomas A. Estes,
Wm. S. Daly,
S. E. Smullen,
L. H. Stover,
Sidney Watson,
Albert Trufant,
Ship Master
Merchant
Farmer
Ship Builder
Shipwright
Physician
Merchant
E. C. Simpson, Merchant
Stephen Purrinton, Justice of the Peace and
Farmer.
Sidnev Bailey,
T. H. Pinkham,
Wm. Randall,
Henrv N. Johnson,
E. S.'Bibber,
Abner Johnson,
Lemuel Bibber,
George Sinnet,
George Orr,
James Stover,
Wm. Alexander,
Henry Barnes,
Paul Stover,
J. M. Purrinton,
Samuel Trufant, 2d,
Thomas Pennell,
D. Doughty,
Thomas Skolfield,
Benjamin Holbrook,
G. L. Dresser,
Abner G. Snow,
Geo. L. Pinkham,
Boarding House
Fisherman
Farmer
Fisherman
Fanner
Sheriflf of Cumb. Co.
Farmer
Mariner
Teacher and Farmer
Farmer
NAPLES.
John P. Davis, Attorney at Law
John A. Bodge, F. B. Clergyman
H. D. Torrey, Physician and Surgeon
Washington Bray, P. M.,'^Dry G'ds, Groc.,&c
Goodridge & Edes, " " " »
Emery Edes, For. & Dom. Dry Goods, Groc,
Drugs and Medicines
Lucy I. Perry, Dry, Fancy, and Gents' Fur.
Goods
Samuel Perley, Farmer
Samuel F. Perley, "
Lyman Hall, Dep. Sheriff, Farm. & Lumb'n
John G. Cannell, Justice of Peace
Nathan Church, Prop, of Church's Hotel
Charles Choate, Farmer
A. W. Choate, »
Farmer
.John Hill,
John Brackett,
Caleb Chaplin,
J. F. Shaw,
I. C. Harmon,
John Lamb,
Nath. H. Lawrence,
Edward Richardson,
Joseph Martin,
Geo. Blaisdell,
G. H. Chaplin,
A. C. Chaplin,
S. P. Chaplin, Farmer and •'
Washington Chaplin, .Jr., " " Mill-owner
Daniel H. Barker, Farmer and House Carp'r
Arthur Gray, " " Mechanic
Farmer and Lumberman
Blacksmith
Farmer and Boatman
Farmer
Carpenter
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NAPLES.
35
Farmer and Cooper
Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
H ii U
Mill Owner
Farmer
John Davis,
Ansel Gray,
J. Greene,
M. S. MaybeiTj,
C. M. Staples,
Josiah Leavitt,
Wm. Leavitt,
Benj. Mitchell,
Augustus Cushman,
Geo. W. Chaplin,
James P. Hall, Farmer and Teacher
Maj. W. Knight, Farmer and Lumberman
L. S. Brackett, " " "
Nath. Brackett, " " "
Daniel Richardson, Farmer
Geo. \y. Knight, Farm., Millman & Mechanic
James Clark, Jr., Farmer
Franklin A. Chute, "
NEW G L O
F. Yeaton, Teacher
Sewall Gross, Inn-keeper & Merc'nt, (Upper)
Isaac Fuller, Boot and Shoe Man. "
David W. ^Merrill, Merchant, "
George Blake, " "
S. H. & A. C. Chandler, "
Charles Vining, Trustee of Shakers, (West)
D. L. Tobie, Farmer, (Upper)
Warren Burns, " "
R. Crocker, Depot Master
A. P. Smith, Shoemaker
Geo. Ballentine, Mrs. Ballentine's Vegetable
Pills and Composition.
S. N. Royal, Clerg%Tnan
C. S. Haskell. Cai-penter
G. M. Atkins, Tailor, (Upper)
E. C. Lane, Mill Proprietor, "
Elisha H. Moseley, Ass't Post Master
Oliver Buzzell, Farmer
Wm. F. Royal, "
Winthrop True, "
Washington Jordan, "
John F. Bickford, "
A. Smith, »
Job White, »
S. E. Witham, "
John Small, "
Charles Kennev, "
C. L. Stinchfield, "
M. F. Clark, "
Wm. E. Blake,
A. S. Carsley, "
S. H. Marston, "
Wm. Rider, "
Chas. Megguire, "
Joseph S. Tarbox, "
Silas C. Bickford, "
Samuel Blake, "
A. H. Hinman, "
Joshua Snow, "
Joseph ilclntire, "
James Verrill, "
Maj. W. MeiTow, "
Robei-t Harington, "
Joseph Cross, "
C. F. Plant, Farmer, (Upper)
Thomas Johnson, " "
Otis C. Nelson, " "
Jonathan True, " ''
Samuel True, ♦' "
C. H. N. Rowe, "
Roswell Fai-num, ' "
Farmer
Fanner and Cooper
Farmer
LoweU Willard,
Simon Lord,
William Proctor,
Wm. H. Brigham,
James G. Whitney,
C^-ms J. Lord, "
Wier Green, "
N. A. Hoyt, Farmer and Lumberman
Alpheus Lewis, CaiTiage Man.
James G. Lewis, " "
Francis Jordan, Boot and Shoe "
S. M. Green, Constable and Collector
Reuben Bailey, Farmer
S. A. Edwards, Teacher, H. Pahater & Grain.
Samuel Hardy, Blacksmith
Joseph Hall, Farmer and Mechanic
G. W. Libby, Farmer
Reuben Doughty, "
U C E S T E R.
William Davis, Farmer, (Upper)
Ivory Jordan, '' "
David Allen, " "
J. Augustus Haskell, " «*
Wm. H. Morgan, " "
E. M. Morgan, *' «
S. W. Hatch, « "
Seth Lane, " "
Nelson B. Hinkley, Carpenter, (Upper)
F. M. Thayer, Trader
Winthrop Cobb, Depot Master and Farmer
John Brown, 1st Mate
S. F. Record, Boot and Shoemaker, (Upper)
Cabinet-maker
Blacksmith
Boot and Shoemaker
Nelson Valentine,
True Mclntire,
Benj. Mclntire, Jr.,
David P. Blake,
Cephas ^lenill,
W. Tavlor,
R. P. M. Greely,
Sewall N. Gross,
J. A. Ross,
J. P. Stevens,
Farmer and Mechanic
Saddle and Harness-maker
Wood Dealer and Teacher
Merchant
Clergyman
Physician and Surgeon
W. F. & B. C. Jordan, Prop's of Saw & Grist
Mills, and Dealers in all kinds of Building
Lumber, (Upper)
Chas. SchiUinger,
John W. Jordan,
Isaiah Nevens,
S. 0. Cobb, 5
Samuel D. Watts,
E. Larrabee,
G. W. Whitman,
Charles P. Haskell,
J' hn M. Haskell,
W. T. Bradbury,
John Marsh,
Amos H. Eveleth,
James M. Tufts,
Hiram K. Patterson,
Samuel T. Eveleth,
J. W. .Jordan,
John Winslow,
William Harmon,
Chas. H. Wharff,
P. M. Woodman,
S. C Rowe,
Isaac Atwood,
Sireno Gould,
S. A. Plummer,
Horace AVhite,
Joseph E. F. Cushman,
Farmer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
OTISFIELD.
"'rm. Davenport, Clergyman
Levi Eldridse, . "
Otis Feriiiikl, Carriage Maker
Robinson Cook, Mill Prop, and Deal, in Corn
and Flonr
Moors Hancock, Merchant
J. K. Lowell, "
N. L. Scribuer, Dry Goods, Croc, & Country
Produce
John H. Chute, Farmer and Deal, in Horses
J. S. Henley, Teacher
Benj. Durgan, Fanner
A. Bean, "
J. R. Knight, "
E. T. Weston, "
Z. Kniglit, "
Jeremiah Henlev, "
Mark Knight, 2d, "
A. F. Nutting, "
Joseph Greene, "
Newton Knight, "
M. F. Winslow, Farmer
James Lovell, "
Asa Andrews, "
David S. Andrews, *♦
E. C. Andrews, «
W. E. F. LinneU, «
Wm. H. Lord, «
H. H. Huntress, «
Sihis Morton, "
Henry Holden, Jr., "
Darius Jordan, "
Z. Wardwell, "
Wm. Lamb, "
David D. Scribner, Farmer and Mill Propri'r
Cyrus B. Spurr, " " Blacksmith
Eben. F. Wardwell, " and Deal, in Horses
Josiah S. Mayberry, " " " " Stock
Wm S. Holden, Teacher
Cyrus E. Staples, Farmer
S . B. Andrews, ''
PORTLAND.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Portland and N. York Steam Ship Co., Semi-
Weekly Line connecting with G. T. R. R.
to Canada. Emery & Fox, Agt's, No. 1
Brown's Wharf, Portland; H. B. Cromwell
& Co., Agents, 86 West st., N. Y.
Portland Steam Packet Co., Portland and Bos-
ton, Atlantic Wharf, L. Billings, Agt.
International Steam Ship Co., Portland, East-
port and St. John. Office P. S. & P. R. R.
Wharf, C. C. Eaton, Agt.
Ocean Steam Ship Co., Office G. T. Depot,
Portland and Liverpool, Jas. McFeat, Agt.
Portland and Bangor, Steamer Daniel Web-
ster, Capt. S. Blanchard, Office P. S. & P.
R. R. V/liarf.
Kennebec Line, Steamer T. F. Secor, leaves
Atlantic Wharf, C\'rus Sturdivant, Agent,
73 Commercial street.
RAILROAD LINES.
Grand Trunk R. R. Co., Depot India street,
S. T. Corser, Supt.
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth R. R. Co.,
Depot Comm'l st., John Russell, Jr., Supt.
Kennebec and Portland R. R. Co., Depot Ken-
nebec St., B. H. Cushman, Supt.
Androscogfjin and Kennebec R. R. Co., Grand
Trunk Depot, India st , Edwin Noyes, SupJ.
York and Cumberland R. R. Co., Depot Ken-
nebec St., Wm. R. Sherwood, Supt.
EXPRESS COMPANIES &c.
Eastern Express Co., Exchange st.. Fox Block
British and American Express Co., 90 Ex-
change street.
Princes' Express, 84 Exchange street
American Telegraph Co., Corner of Middle
and Exchange sts.. Fox Block.
MERCHANTS.
Hereey Fletcher & Co., 159 Com'lst., Imp's,
Wholesale Grocers, and Com. Mer.
A. K. Shurtlefi; 3 Com'l et.. Union Wharf,
Com. Merchants.
Ross & Sturdivant, 75 Com'l st., Com. Mer.,
Ship Brokers, and Dealers in Naval Stores.
E. McKenney& Co., 198 and 200 Fore St.,
Flour Dealers and Com. Merchants.
Emery & Fox, 1 Brown's Wharf, Imp's of
Su^ar, Molasses, Com. Mer., and Agents for
N. Y. and Portland Steamers.
A. & S. E. Spring, 151 Com'lst., South Ameri-
can Trade.
N. 0. Cram, 150 Com'lst., Wholesale Corn and
Flour and Com. Merchant.
Dole & Moody, 5 Gait Block, Com. Mer's and
Dealers in Com, Flour, and Produce.
Savage & Ricker, 2 Gait Block, Cum. Mer's
and Wholesale Flour, Grain, Feed, and
Provisions.
Nathaniel J. Miller, 87 Com'lst., Lumber Coin.
^Merchant.
Rensellaer Cram, Exchange st.. Merchant
Lyman & Marrett, Long Wharf, Ship Chand-
lers.
John Lynch, 139 Com'l st., Wholesale Grocer
Dana & Co., Central Wharf, Fish, Salt, and
W. I. Goods.
James L. Farmer, 10 Exchange st.. Com Mer.
Augustus E. Stevens & Co., Head of Widg-
ery's Wharf, Imp's and Dealers in Iron and
Steel.
John Purrington, 100 Com'l st.. Com. Mer. and
Dealer in Groceries and Country Produce.
Jonas H. Perley, 166 Com'l st.. Com. Mer.,
Agt. for Portland Duck, Sail Twine, Stripes,
&c.
N. L. Purrington, 187 Fore st., Head of Central
Wharf, Wholesale W. I. Goods, Groceries,
and Produce.
Lovell, Loring & Ross, 73 Com'l st., Com.
Mer's and Ship Chandlers.
Woodbury & Harris, 71 Com'l st., Wholesale
Grocers.
Davis, Twitchell & Chapman, 82 Com'l st.,
Thomas Block, Wholesale Grocers and Pro-
vision Dealers.
J. & D. :Miller, 92 Com'l st., Thomas Block,
Flour and Grain Dealers.
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PORTLAND.
Wilson & Burgess, 80 Com'l, st.Thomas Bl'k,
Manufoctiirers and Dealers in White Lead,
Paints &c.
David Boyd & Co., Ill Com'l St., Moulton's
Block, Dealers in Ship Chandlery and Ship
Stores.
John True, 141 Com'l st., Chase Block, Whole-
sale Dealer in Teas, W. I. Goods, Groc's &c.
Albert Webb & Co., 174 and 176 Com'l st.,
Perley's Block, Wholesale Dealers in Com,
Flour, and Grain.
Charles E. Ci-am, 5 Central Wharf, Wholesale
Dealer in Corn and Flour.
Charles McLaughlin & Co., 84 Com'l st.,
Thomas Block, Wholesale Dealers in Flour,
Com, Provisions, W. I. Goods, and Grocer's.
C. C. MitcheU & Son, 178 Fore st., Com. Mer's
and Wholesale Dealers in W. I. Goods and
Groceries.
Fling & Drew, 196 Fore st.,Com. Mer's Whole-
sale Dealers in Com, Flour, Pork, Lard,
W. I. Goods &c.
Calderwood & Beckett, 180 Fore st., Com.
Mer's and Wholesale Grocers.
Briggs, Deei-ing &, Co., 61 Com'l st., Wholesale
Dealers in Flour, Grain, W. I. Goods, and
Groceries.
J. D. W. Sherman, Com'l st., 3 Gait Block,
Com. Mei'chant.
H. T. Machin, Com'l st., 1 Gait Block, Produce
and Provision Dealer, and Com. Merchant
Bibber & Whittemore, 176 Fore st., foot of
Exchange, Wholesale Dealers in Teas, W. I.
Goods, Groceries, &c.
J. & D. W. True, 141 Com'l st.. Chase Block,
Wholesale Dealers in Teas, W. I. Goods,
Groceries occ.
George Trefethen & Co., 6 Com'l Wh'f, Whole-
sale Dealers in Fish of all kinds.
W. & C. R. MiUiken, 113 Com'l st., Wholesale
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
W. & C. R. Milliken, 113 ComT st., Com. Mer's
George Burnham & Son, 54 Com'l St., General
Com. Merchants.
Cyrus Sturdivant, 75 Com'l st.. Com. Mer.,
Ship Broker, and Dealer in Naval Stores.
William Ross, 73 Com'l st., Com. Merchant
and Ship B'*oker.
Read, Cressey & Co., 119 Com'l st., Cora.
Merchants.
Read, Cressey <fe Co., 119 Com'l st.. Wholesale
Groceries, Teas, Tobacco, Spices, &c.
E. Churchill & Co., 5 Portland Pier, Com.
Merchants.
Charles P. Ingraham, 18 Com'l Wharf, W. I.
Goods and Groceries.
W. H. Foye, Com. Merchant, 3 Moulton st.
Thomas Ascencio & Co., Long Wharf, Com.
Merchants.
Center & Moulton, 81 Com'l st. Head of Cus-
tom House Wharf, Wholesale Grocers and
Com. Merchants.
Kendall & Whitney, Market sqr.. City Hall
BuUdiug, 7, 8, 9, and 10, Agricultural Im-
plements, Wooden Ware, and Seed Store.
Rufus Deering, 291 Com'l St., Hobson's Wh'f,
Flour, Lime, and Lumber.
James Bradley, Jr., 168 Com'l st.. Imp. and
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Wines, Porter and Scotch AJes.
Hiram Brooks 8c Co., Com'l st.. Groceries,
Wood and Coal of all kinds.
S. A. Whittier, 173 Fore st., WTiolesale Grocer
James Bailey & Co., 159 Middle St., Imp's and
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Saddlerj",
Hard Ware, Carriage Trimmings, <l'c.
Paul Hall, 185 Com'l st.. Wood and Bark
J. G. Tolford & Co., 6 Free st. Block, Silks,
Shawls, Velvets, Flannels, &c., &c.
Manning & Brown, Union St., Brown's Block,
Com. Merchants.
Manning & Brown, Union st.. Brown's Block,
Wholesale Flour and Produce.
H. J. Libby & Co., 1 and 2 Free st. Block,
Imp. and Wholesale Dry Goods, Alanufko-
turers of Clothing, &c.
Storer & Cutler, 58 and 60 Middle st., Imp's
and Wholesale Dry Goods, and Jobbers of
Clothing.
Woodman, True & Co., 54 and 56 Middle st.,
Imp's and Wholesale Dry Goods, & Manu-
facturers of Clothing.
George W. Woodman, 54 and 56 Middle sL,
Imp. and Wholesale Dry Goods,& Manufac-
turer of Clothing.
H. Warren Lancey, 147 Middle st.. Imp. and
Dealer in Hard Ware, Cutlery, Window
Glass, and Hay Tools.
Emery & Waterhouse, 156 Middle st.. Imp's
and Dealers in Hard Ware, Cutlery, Win-
dow Glass, and Hav Tools.
Chase, Littlefield& Co., 175 Middle st.. Imp's
and Dealers in Hard Ware, Cutlery, Win-
dow Glass, &c.
Byron Greenough & Co., 150 Middle st.,
Wholesale Hats, Caps, Furs, and Gloves.
John P. Shaw, 136 Middle st.. Fashionable
Hat, Cap, and Fur Store.
M. G. Palmer & Co., 144 Middle st., Jobbers
of Straw Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, French
and American Flowers.
Dennison & Eddy, 162 Middle st.. Jobbers of
Straw Goods, Ribbons, Silks, Laces, French
and American Flowers.
Burr Brothers & Co., 131 Middle st.. Imp's of
Trimming Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Berlin
Worsted &c.
Burr Brothers & Co., Cor. of Franklin and
Devonshire sts., Boston, Imp's of Trimming
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Berlin Worsted, &c.
Bosworth, Kaler, & Co.,i52 Middle st.. Jobbers
of Millinery and Straw Goods.
E. C. Bigelow, 131 Middle st.. Wholesale Bon-
nets, Silks, Ribbons, &c.
G. D. Hillman, 168 1-2 Middle st.. Jobber of
Foreign and Domestic Straw Goods, French
and American Flowers, Laces, &c.
Moses G. Dow, 154 and 156 Middle st., Dew's
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.
A. & S. Shurtleff & Co., 54 and 56 Middle st,
Manufactui'ers and Wholesale Boots, Shoes,
Rubbers, and Shoe Manufacturers' Goods.
Breed & Tukey,50 Union st., Manf s & Whole-
sale & Retail Boots, Shoes, Shoe Stock, «S:c.
Charles J. Walker & Co., 48 Union st., Manfs
and Wholesale and Retail Boots, Shoes,
Leather, &c.
Tyler & Bucknam, 31 and 33 Union st.,Whole-
sale Boots, Shoes, Leather, Calf, Goat, and
Findings.
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V. C. Hanson, 138 and 140 Middle St., Whole-
sale Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Leather, Shoe
Tools, Trunks, and Findings.
Berry & Smith, 353 Congress St., Cushman's
new Block, Manufs Wholesale and Retail
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.
Sanborn & Moulton, 52 Union st, Manufs and
Dealers in Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.
C. J. Barbour, 8 Exchange St., Boot, Shoe, and
Rubber Store.
Andrew Gowell, 92 Exchange St., Boots, Shoes,
and Rubbers.
E. Shaw & Co.,88 Middle st., Manf s and Deal-
ers in Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.
Charles E. Jose, 156 and 160 Fore st., Imp's of
China, Crockery, Glass Ware, Paper Hang-
ings, &c.
Steele & Hayes, 110 Middle st., Imp's & Deal-
ers in China, Crockery, & Glass Wai-e, &c.
Samuel Adlam, Jr., 138 \ind 140 Middle st..
Furniture, Imp. and Dealer in Crockery,
Glass Ware. &c.
N. Elsworth (St Son, 118 Middle st., Imp's of
Crockery, Glass, China Wire, Table Cut-
lery, &c.
John W. Perkins & Co., 86 Com'l st., WTiole-
sale Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,Dyes, &c.
H. H. Hay, Junction Free and Middle sts.,
Fine Chemicals, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dyes, &c.
F. Sweetser, 17 Market sqr.. Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stufis,
and Fancy Goods.
W. W. Whipple, 21 Market sqr., Drugs, Med-
icines, Patent Med., Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Dyes, and Choice Imp. Cigars.
E. L. Stanwood, 49 Fore and 10 India sts..
Druggist, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Medicines, Chemicals, &c.
M. S. Whittier, Junction Free and Congress
sts.. Drugs, Medicines, Fine Toilet Articles,
Perfumery, &c.
Stephen Gale, Middle st., 2 doors east of P. 0.,
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
H. T. Cummings, 432 and 434 Congress st..
Apothecary and Chemist, and Assayer to
the State of !Maine.
Moses Hanson, North end Deering's Bridge,
Wholesale and Retail Apothecary.
Edward Mason, 153 Middle st.. Apothecary.
J. W. C. IMorrison & Co., 26 Miirket square,
Photo,gra})hic Goods.
Chadbourn & Kendall, 66 Middle st., Manufs
Wholesale and Retail Clothing, Cloths,
Trunraings, and Furnishing Goods.
J. E. Fernald, 87 Middle st.. Merchant Tailor
A. D. Reeves, 95 Federal st., 2 doors from
Temple, Tailor and Draper.
Peter Wall, Fore st.. Wholesale and Retail
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Charles PeiTy, Middle St., Cor. Exchange,
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods.
A. Dyer, 115 Middle st.. Merchant Tailor
E. C. Stevens & Son, 97 Middle st.. Stone
Building, Merchant Tailors.
Joseph Libbey, Head of Union Wharf, Hay
James Herbert, 75 Fore St., Grocer
H. N. Jose, Merchant
J. B. Brown & Son, York st., Portland Sugar
House.
A. Robinson, 51 Exchange st., Books, Maga-
zines, Newspapers, Musical Instruments,
Wholesale and Retail.
Charles E. Sawyer, Foot of High st., Coal
Philip Henry Brown, Merchant
J. Qrant, 13 & 16 Union St., Forest City Mills,
Wholesale and Retail Coffee and Spices.
L. J. Hill & Co., Eagle Mills, Green st.. Cof-
fee and Spices, Wholesale and Retail.
J. W. C. Morrison & Co., 26 Market square,
Manufs and Dealers in Picture, Portrait,
and Looking Glass Frames.
Darius White, 9 Market sqr., Manuf r and
Dealer in Brushes of every Description.
D. W. Clark, 32 Exchange st.. Silver st. Ice
House, Wholesale and Retail.
Burnham & Fowler, 148 Fore st., Wholesale
and Retail Ice Dealers.
Samuel Rounds, Franklin Wharf, Wood and
Coal.
James H. Baker, 198 Com'l st., Richardson's
Wharf, Anthracite and Bituminous Coal.
Simeon Shurtleff, Com'l st., W'ood and Coal
William H. Evans, Com'l st.. Head of Smith's
Wharf, Wood and Coal, Wholesale and
Retail.
Paul Prince, Lincoln St., Hard and Soft Wood
M. S. Libby & Co., 83 Exchange st., Manufs
and Dealers in Hot Air Furnaces, Stoves,
Grates, (fee.
H. F. Rice & Co., under Lancaster Hall,
Stoves, Furnaces, Ranges, Grates, &c.
Walter Corey, 50, 52, 54, and 55 Exchange St.,
Manuf r and Dealer in Sofas, Chairs, and
Furniture.
Sanborn & Carter, 55 Exchange st.. Books,
Stationery, Room Papers,& Book Publishers
Bailey & I^oyes, 56, 58, and 68 Exchange St.,
Books, Stationery, Room Papers, and Book
Publishers.
Hall L. Davis, 53 Exchange st.. Books, Sta-
tionery, Room Papers, &c.
H. Packard, 61 Exchange st., Books, Station-
ery, &c.
S. H. Colesworthy, 62 Middle st.. Books and
Stationery, Steel and Copper Plate Printing.
R. J. D. Larrabee & Co., 69 Excliange St., Book
sellers. Stationers, and Dealers in Artists'
Materials, &c.
R. J. D. Larrabee, 69 Exchange st., Bookseller,
Stationer, Artists' Materials, &c.
A. J. Johnson, 369 Congress St., next above
City Hotel, Books, Periodicals, Stat'y, &c.
Lincoln Dresser, 95 Exchange St., Bookseller
and Stationer.
D. H. Fui'bish, opp. Portland Sugar House,
Prop'rof Gaboon's Broadcast Seed Sower.
Henry H. Furbish, York st.. Manager Port-
land Sugar House.
0. M. & D. W. Nash, 6 Exchange st., ^lanuf 8
and Dealers in Hot Air Furnaces, Stoves,
Ranges, &c.
Pearson & Smith, 15 and 17 Willow st.. Bakers,
and Dealers in Flour.
C. W. Robinson & Co., Cor. Congress and
Preble sts., Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
J. R. Corey & Co., 121 Middle St., Wholesale
and Retail Dry Goods.
N. I. Mitchell, 127 Middle st.. Woolens, Silks,
Shawls, and Staple Dry Goods.
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S. B. Gowell, 129 Middle st., Wholesale and
Retail Dry Goods.
E E. Little,'319 Congress st., Mechanics' New
Hall, Dry Goods.
Cyrus K. Babb, Congress st., 9 Clapp's Block,
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Silks,
Shawls, etc.
John F. Rand, Congress st., 6 Clapp's Block,
Wholesale and Retail Muslins, with a com-
plete assortment of Fancy Goods.
P. M. Frost, Congress St., 4 Deering's Block,
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Marrett, Poor & Co., 85 and 87 Middle st.,
up stairs. Imp's Wholesale and Retail Car-
petings, Paper Hangings, Feathers etc.
Leach & Robinson, 84 Middle st., Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, Gloves, etc.
Lowell & Senter, 64 Exchange St., Watch-
makers, and Dealers in Watches, Chronom-
eters, Jewelry, etc.
J. Ambrose Merrill, 13^ Middle st., Watches,
Jewehy, Masonic Regalias, and Military
Goods.
Gerrish & Pearson, 74 Exchange st., Watches,
Jewelry, and Silver Ware.
J. Ambrose Merrill, 139 Middle st.. Templar
Regalia, Lodge Jewels, and Marks.
Smith & Boyd, Congi'ess st., Mechanics' New
Hall, Kitchen-furnishing, Wooden, Willow
Ware, Bird Cages, etc.
F. A. Smith, 19 and 21 Silver st., Wholesale
and Retail Grocer, Flour, and Produce.
A. P. Morgan, 290 Congress st., Family Gro-
ceries, Provisions, etc.
J. VV. Minott & Co., Cor. Milk and Silver sts..
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
Charles P. Chase, 232 Cumberland st., Gro-
ceries and Provisions.
D. M. Philbrook, Washington st., W. I. Goods,
Groceries, Produce, Crockery, and Glass
Ware.
Cooper & Morse, 10 and 12 Warren Market,
Beef, Pork, Lard, Ham, Poultry, &c..
Wholesale.
R. Leighton, Jr., 5 and 7 Warren Market, Pro-
visions, Vegetables, and Produce.
R. B. Henry, 80 Portland st.. Lard Renderer,
Sausage Maker, and Dealer in Pork, Lard,
Ham, and Sausages.
Rumery & Bui-nham, Cor. Franklin and Com'l
sts.. Packers, and Wholesale Dealers in
Preserved Meats, Fish, and Vegetables.
C. H. Jewell, Traveling Merchant
J. Arnold & Co., 293 Con^-ess st., W. L
Goods, Groceries, and Provisions.
C. W^ Atwell, 3 Deering's Block, Wholesale
Patent Medicines, &c.
Patten & Hamlen, Com'l st., Hobson's Wharf,
Com. Merchants.
R. R. Robinson, 197 Fore st.. Fine Groceries
James Freeman, 85 Federal st., east of Elm
House, Oysters, Wholesale and Retail, at
Boston Prices.
Emery Howell, Cor. Federal and Exchange
sts.. Family Groceries, and Provisions.
Samuel Kyle, 68 Middle st., Fruit, Ales,
Porter, Cigars, and Tobacco.
Wm. H. Whittier, Cor. Peach and Brackett
sts.. Choice Familv Groceries, Provisions,
Flour, and Staple (jroods.
Goold & Richards, 5 Washington st.. Bakers
and Dealers in Flour.
C. S. Gurney & Co., Cor. Pine and Brackett
sts.. Bakery, Pa-try, Cakes, Crackers, Loaf
Bread, &c.
Charles S. Gurney, Brackett st. Bakery
W. T. Morris, S3 York st.. Groceries and Pro-
visions.
Joseph Holmes, 64 Danforth st.. Family Gro-
ceries.
Rufus Tibbets, Congi-ess st.. Cor. of Grove st.,
Grocer and Brickmaker.
E. A. Paul & Co., 172 Middle st., Stereoscopic
Goods, Photogi'aphs, Wholesale and Retail
J. L. Anderson, 99 Exchange st.. Fashionable
Hatter.
Nathan M. Woodman, 28 Oak st.. Old Junk,
Cotton and Woolen Rags, Paper Stock,
Copper, Brass, &c.
A. & A. J. Mosher, Cor. Com'l and Cotton
sts., W^ood and Coal.
Geo. Loring, 167 Congress st.. Grocer
John D. Hademan, 89 Oxford st.. Grocer
H. B. & H. M. Hart, Portland st., WW and
Wool Skins.
Charles Parsons, Merchant, Peak's Island
Charles E. Trefethen, Fish Dealer, House
Island.
A. G. Sterling, Fish Dealer, House Island
Robert T. Sterling, Fish Dealer, Peak's Island
Luther A. Sterling, Fish Dealer, Peak's Island
G. L. Brackett, Lobster Dealer, Peak's Island
R. F. Skillings, Lobster Dealer, Peak's Island
George Hudson, 356 Congress st.. Confectioner
N. S. Fernald, Tm Ware
LAWYERS.
W^illiam Willis, 34 Exchange st.
Deblois & Jackson, 59 Exchange st.
John M. Adams, Eastern Argus Office
Allen Haines, Middle st. Cor. Exchange st.
Henry Merrill, 59 Exchange st.
Shepiev & Dana, Middle st., over Canal Bank
E. & f: Fox, 64 Middle st.
Samuel P. Shaw, 74 Middle st.
Lewis Pierce, 64 Middle st.
George Evans, 82 Exchange st., Fox Block
Geo. A. Thomas, 41 Exchange st.
Freeman Bradford, 88 Exchange st.
Phinehas Barnes, 84 1-2 Middle st.
Manasseh H. Smith, 71 Exchange st.
J. C. Woodman, 31 Exchange st.
S. L. Carleton, 80 Middle st.
Mark H. Dunnell, 117 Middle st.
William Boyd, Cor. Middle and Exchange sts.
Josiah H. I)rummond, 64 Middle st.
James T. McCobb, 65 Exchange st.
James O'Donnell, 122 Middle st.. Commis-
sioner for U. S. C. of Claims.
John S. White, 112 Middle st.
John Rand, 123 Middle st.
Howard & Strout, Over Casco Bank
Vinton & Dennett, 64 Middle st.
Hovey & Merrill, 30 Exchange st.
Stephen Boothbv, 117 Middle st.
H. P. & L. Deane, 117 Middle st.
Gerry & Robinson, 100 Middle st.
Smith & Stetson, Middle st., over Casco Bank
Fessenden & Butler, 59 Exchange st.
M. D. L. Lane, 117 Middle st.
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L. D. M. Sweat, 117 Middle st.
William H. Anderson, 84 1-2 Middle st.
A. B. Holden, Lime St., near Custom House,
Commissioner for Mass.
Iviward P. Sherwood, Exchange st
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Eliphalet Clark, 239 Congress !t.
Mo*es Dodge, 215 Congress st.
S. H. Tewksbury, 10 Brown st.
K. Wright, 242 Congi-ess st.
Charles Morse, 166 Congress st., Special
Treatment for Consumption.
Charles W. Thomas, Office 41 Exchange st.
John T. Gilman, Cor. Free and Brown sts.
L. W. Houghton, 82 Brackett st.
H. G. Newton, 12 Wilmot st.
A. W. Foss, 13 Hanover st., Eclectic
George H. Chadwick, 168 Cumberland st.
T. A. Foster, 203 Congress st.
H. T. Cummings, 432 and 434 Congress st.
R. Bradford, 60 Spruce st.
John BuzzcU, 67 Pleasant st.
S. Fitch, 50 Spring st.
Gilman Daveis, 39 Free st.
A. K. Newton, ]2 Wilmot st.
DENTISTS.
John Heald, 175 IMiddle st.
Heald & Kimball, 117 Middle st.
Walter R. Johnson, Office 2 doors west of
New City Hall.
A. J. Locke 131 Middle st.
Charles H. Osgood, Congress st., 8 Clapp's
Block, nearly opp. U. S. Hotel.
HOTELS.
Solomon Myrick, United States Hotel
Charles H. Adams, Preble House
George H. Barrell, Fore st., American House
John Kingsbury, opp. New City Building,
International House.
Nathan J. Davis, Fore st., Commercial House
Ira C. Chase, Congress st., Cor. Green st.,
City Hotel.
Isaac'Brackett, Federal st., Elm House
Geo. S. Hay, 49 Middle st.. Freeman House,
Temperance.
J. P. Miller, 117 Federal st., Albion House,
on the European Plan.
John Taylor, Cor. India and Middle sts., St.
Lawrence House.
L. P. - Nelson, Cor. India and Middle sts..
Sailors' Home.
John C. liegg, 37 Middle st., Waverly House
Jason Fuller, 30 India st., Eastern House
J. W. Hoitt, 49 Fore st., near G. T. Depot,
Grand Trunk House.
\Y. Holcomb, opp. P. S. & P. R. R. Depot,
Western Exchange Hotel.
Joshua Herrick, 203 Congress st., Genteel
Boarding House.
Jo'm G. Wood, Peak's Island House, South
side Peak's Island.
Henry M. Brackett, Summer Retreat, South
side Peak's Island.
Leander Holmes, Casco House, Peak's Island
William T. Jones, Union House, " "
William S. Brackett, Summit House, Peak's
Island.
George E. Sanford, Genteel Boarding House,
Peak's Island.
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH MANUFAC-
TURERS.
Kimball & Clement, 302 and 304 Congress st.
C. P. Kimball, Preble st., a few doors below
Preble House.
Joseph E. Bailey & Co., Congress st.
Joseph Russell, Congress st., Cor. of Oak st.
Josiah Fry, Vaughan st.
J. Talbot, 84 Federal st.
LIVERY STABLES.
J. R. Colder, 311 Congress St., Livery and
Boarding Stable.
Charles B. Varney, 9 Silver st.
George H. Babcock, Federal st., opp. Elm
House, also Hack.
Charles W. Dingley, Temple st.
David Averill & Co., Preble st., rear Preble
House, also Hack.
Joseph Kilgore, Federal st.. Elm Stable,
Boarding.
H. L. Taylor, India st., also Hack and Board-
ing.
George Webster, Lime st.. Lime st. Livery
Stable.
0. C. Frost, 32 Center st., also Hack
James Statford, Franklin st., also Boarding
John Cushmau, Franklin st., " "
lugersoU & Sweetsir, High st.. Cor. Com'l st.,
also Boarding.
MACHINISTS AND IRON FOUNDERS.
Charles Staples & Son, Com'l st.. Brown's
Wharf, Machinists and Iron Founders.
F. W. Robinson, 100 Green St., Proprietor
Iron Foundry.
Charles M. Plumraer, 12 Union st.. Iron Rail-
ing, Doors, Window-shutters, &c.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
William D. Little, 31 Exchange st., Fire, Life,
and Marine Ins. Agt.
John E. Dow, 29 Exchange st.. General Ins.
Agent.
Edward Shaw, 102 Middle st.. Secretary and
Treasurer, Portland M. F. Ins. Co.
W. H. Foye, 3 Moulton st.. General Ins. Agt.
Ocean Ins. Co., 27 Exchange St., W. W.
VVoodbury, Pres., Geo. A. Wright, Sec'y.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER &c.
H. Winslow & Co., Head of Smith's Wharf
W. & W. W. Brown, Brown's Wharf, Whol^
sale.
C. & R. Holyoke, near Western Depot, also
Masts, Spars, Ship Knees, &c.
Major Lord, 53 Com'l st., Man. of all kinds
of Lumber.
Alexander Edmond, Preble st., also Doors,
Sash, and Blinds.
A. & A. J. Moslier, Cor. Com'l and Cotton sts.
Phinney& Jackson, 1 Brown's Wh'f, Shocks,
Hoops, Heads, and all kinds of Cooperage
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PORTLAND.
Patten & Haralen, Com'l st., Hobson's Wh'f,
all kinds of Lumber and Ship Stuff, also
Doors, Sash, and Blinds.
ARCHITECTS.
-James W. Sawyer, 12 Market sqr., Special
Attention given to making Drawings and
Specifica'ions.
George F. Morse, Draughtsman at Portland
Company's Works.
SAILMAKERS.
S. R. Leavitt, Widgery's Wharf
Adams &c York, 73 Com'l st., over Lovell,
Loring & Ross.
ARTISTS.
J. U. P. Bumham, 96 Middle st., Bumham's
Gallery of Art, Dageo., Ambrotypes, Pho.,
Plain and Colored.
Butler & King, 84 1-2 Middle st., Photogi-aph-
ists.
A. S. Davis, 80 Middle st.. Photographist
A. M. McKenney, 122 Middle St., Photographic
Artist.
G. M. Hankerson, 161 Middle st.. Patent Am-
brotype and Photographic Artist.
B. F. Smith & Son, 91 ^Middle St., Casco Block,
Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes, and Photo-
graphs.
MARBLE WORKERS.
J. R. Thompson, Cor. Pearl and Federal sts..
Marble, Free, Soap, Grind Stones, and
Monumental Work.
Crabtree & Short, 3 Preble st.. Monuments
Grave Stones, and Ornamental Marble
Work.
Ulmer & Hanson, Portland st., Marble and
Stone Work.
EATING HOUSES.
Isaac Bamnm, G. T. Depot, Meals at all
Hours, Suppers and Collations furnished
to Military and Fire Co's at Short Notice
Elisha Higgins, Jr., Kennebec and Portland
Depot, iUeals at all Hours.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Leathe & Gore, 75 Summer st.. Bar and Fan-
cy Soaps.
Charles Trowbridge, Vaughan st., between
Brackett and Congress sts., Extra Family
Soap and Candles,
B. C. Femald, 13 Wilmot st., Man. of Soap
•J. Dow & Son, Congress st., Leather in all
its branches.
John T. Winslow, North End Deering's
Bridge, Stone Ware.
Libby & Bolton, 258 Fore st., Edge Tool
Makers.
.J. S. Ricker, 98 Green st.. Tanner and Cur-
rier, Belt, Card, Strap, Boot, and Shoe
Leather.
John L. Frasier, Federal st.. New Portable
Self-Generating Gas Light.
.James Fowler, 132 Exchange st.. Cutler and
Surgical Instrument Maker.
Charles H. Blake, 39 Union st.. Show Cases,
Counters, and Desks.
Charles H. Blake, 39 Union st.. Coffins of
every description constantly on hand.
John Tierney, 19 1-2 Market sqr., up stairs,
Silver and Brass Plater.
J. P. Libby, 144 Middle st., up stairs, Paper
Boxes of every description.
William Gray, Grove st., formerly Morse &
Gray, Patent Enameled and Wax Leather,
Curried Splits, &c.
T. F. Stoneham, 164 Middle st., Manufr of
Window Shades.
J. D. Cheney, 135 1-2 Middle at., Melodeons
and Harmoniums.
J. G. True & Co., Com'l st., DistiUers
Stevens & Hays, Grove st.. Wool Pullers and
Tanners.
Ulmer & Hanson, Portland st. Proprietors of
Ulmer's Banner Spring Bed.
Portland Kero. Oil Co., 194 Fore st., F.
McDonald, Treasurer.
Portland Company, Fore st., J. C. Noyes,
Treasurer.
Joseph Bi*adford, 41 Union st., Manufr of
Joiners' and Coopers' Tools.
Edward Moore, 4 Union st., Manufr of Lasts
of all kinds.
John Bradibrd & Co., 200 Com'l st., Mast and
Spar Makers.
MECHANICS, BUILDERS, AND CON-
TRACTORS.
Joseph W. Dyer, Com'l st.. Ship Builder
Sewall C. Chase, 3 Carleton st.. Mason and
Contractor.
J. Hamilton, Master Mechanic, Portland Di-
vision, G. T. Railway.
William Horrie, Car and Locomotive Spring-
maker, Portland Division, G. T. Railway.
S. S. Gookin, Blacksmith, Repair Shop, Port-
land Division, G. T. Railway.
David Libby, Blacksmith, Repair Shop, Port-
land Division, G. T. Railway.
Samuel Dean, Foreman of Repairs, Portland
Division, G. T. Railway.
Geo. H. Davis, Foreman in Repair Shop, Port-
land Division, G. T. Railway.
William Gray, Foreman for G. T. R. R. Co.
George Gray, Jr., Painter in Repair Shop, G.
T. Railway.
C. R. & L. E. Frost, Cotton st.. Carpenters
and Builders, and Dealers in Lumber.
Thomas Randall, Foreman in Car Shop, Port-
land Co.
Wm. H. Stewart, 345 Congress and 6 Bram-
hall sts.. Carpenter and Builder.
Henry Williams, 144 Brackett st.. Carpenter
and Bxailder.
Robertson Dyer, 285 Com'l st.. Boat Builder
Nathan R. Dyer, Com'l St., foot of Park st.,
Boat Builder.
.J. & G. J. De^io, Com'l st.. Boat Builders
George Waterhouse, 193 Congress st.. Fore-
man in Paint Shop, Portland Co.
James Knowlton, Foreman in Pattern Shop,
Portland Co.
Frank S. Libby, Foreman in Finishing Shop,
Portland Co.
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
•PORTLAND.
Robert Borrows, 21 MeiTill St., Foreman in
Boiler Shop, Portland Co.
Joseph P. Rugg, in Finishing Shop, Portland
Co.
P. M. Waterhouse, in Finishing Shop, Port-
land Co.
Georpe Clondman, Painter for Portland Co.
Charles H. Holland, Brass Finisher, for Port-
land Co.
Geo. W. Beal, Machinist, Job Taker, at Port-
land Co.
John D. Snowman, Machinist, Job Taker,
at Portland Co.
Edward Hawkes, foot of Wilmot St., Stone
Cutter, and Contractor.
George S. Sylvester, 22 Pleasant, Carpenter
and Builder.
S. L. Lyford, 148 1-2 Exchange st., Carpenter
and Builder.
A. G. Prince, 22 Temple st., Carpenter and
Builder.
S. P. Johnson, 134 Exchange st., Carpenter
and Cabinet Maker.
L. M. Lovejoy, Brackett st.. Carpenter and
Builder.
W. P. Files, 28 Hanover st.. Carpenter and
Builder.
Geo. F. Randal], Cor. Lincoln and Pearl sts.,
Carpenter and Builder.
Daniel Brown, 125 Congress st.. Carpenter
and Builder.
J. W. Rand, 19 Salem st.. Contractor and
Builder.
Moi=es Russell, 45 Pearl st.. Contractor and
Builder.
George Worcester, Cumberland st., Carpenter
and Builder.
E. F. Files, Portland st.. House Carpenter
and Milk Merchant.
Charles K. Davis, Portland st., Cooper and
Brickmaker.
Thomas Wright, Preble st., Carriage Trimmer
Libby & Boucher, Portland st.. Carriage
Smiths and Horse Shoers.
William Curtis, Eastern Promenade, House
and Ship .Joiner.
Charles H. Rich, 430 Congress st.. Boot and
Shoe Manuf r.
Staples & Chamberlin, 175 Com'l st., Black-
smithing and Jobbing.
Jeremiah H. Kemp, 23 Preble st.. Horse Shoer
Benjamin Stevens, 107 Congress st.. Horse
Shoeing and Carriage Work.
James Cummings, 310 Congress st., Horse
Shoer and Farrier.
Warren Harmon, Libby 's Comer, Cooper
John T. Small, Carpenter
J. F. Moses, Libby's Comer, Blacksmith
Simon Libby, House Carpenter
PRINTERS.
Brown Thurston, 82 Exchange and 79 Middle
sts., Fox Block, Newspaper, Book, Card,
and Job Printer, Pub. of Maine Teacher, and
Proprietor of Commercial News Room.
James S. Staples, 96 and 102 Middle st.,
Book, Card, and Job Printer.
. David Tucker, Cor. Middle and Exchange sts.
Card and Job Printer.
Little, Brother & Co., 65 Exchange st., Pnb.
Portland Advertiser.
N. A. Foster, Middle st., over Casco Bank,
Card and Job Printer.
Elwell, Pickard & Co., Exchange st., Fox
Block, Pub. Portland Transcript.
BROKERS.
Moses Gould, 29 Exchange st., Real Estate,
Stock and Money Broker.
J. J. Brown, 70 Exchange st., Real Estate,
Stock, and Money Broker.
Nathaniel Brown, 132 Exchange st., Real Es-
tate, Stock, and Money Broker.
Henry M. Payson, 32 Exchange st.. Real Es-
tate, Stock, and Money Broker.
MISCELLAJ^EOUS.
St. John Smith.
Wm. W. Thomas, Mayor, and Pres. Canal
Bank.
Jedediah Jewett, Collector Port of Portland
C. E. Barrett, Treasurer of G. T. R. R.
Joshua Dunn, Merchant
John M. Wood, E. R. Contractor
A. VV. Longfellow, U. S. Coast Survey
J. W. Lane.
S. T. Corser, Supt. G. T. R. R.
L. Billings, Agt. for Portland Steam Packet
Co.
J. S. Millar, Freight Agt. G. T. Depot
James McFeat, Agt. for Ocean Steamship Co.
Charles A. Lord, Editor of Christian Mirror
J. A. Balk am, Merchant
Lewis B. Smith, Weigher and Ganger, Port
of Portland.
John Russell, Jr., Supt. P. S. & P. R. R.
Rufus Horton, President Manu'fs and Traders
Bank.
Thomas Pennell, Sheriflf of Cumb. County
C. J. Talbot, Surveyor of Port of Portland
J. P. Rich, Supt. York and Cumberland R. p.
D. D. Ackerman, Clerk in Post Office
Charles B. Gould, Conductor K. & P. R. R.
P. B. Bailey, Station Agt. K. & P. R. R.
J. P. Sylvester, Free st., Clerk
L. H. Shaw, Train Master, G. T. Railway
Charles Q. Clapp.
A. G. Fobes, 130 :Midd!e st.. Clerk
I. C. Nesmith, 144 Middle st., Nesmith's
Writing Academy.
A. F. Gerrish, Register of Deeds
William Chase, Pine st., Merchant
Theodore E. Harmon, Merchant
S. M. Ayer, Dry Goods
Thomas M. Nichols, Ship Master
W. H. Roberts, Baker
H. O. Trafton, 11 Exchange st., Cigar Man.
Rufus D. Bean, Book-keeper for Portland Co.
Thomas Barker, Supt. for Portland Gas
Light Co.
Nathaniel Warren, Cor. High and Congress
sts.
Watson Newhall, Exchange st.. Agent for
Oriental Powder Co.
Benjamin Colby, 23 Willow st., Agt. for State
Temperance Association.
I Levi Weymouth, 525 Congress st., Fanner
SUBSCEIBEB'S BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
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PORTLAND.
John Russell, 161 Middle st., Agt. for Virtue
& Co., N. Y. and London, Publishers.
D. Thompson & Co., Libby's Corner, Beef
Barreling.
Andrew Gray, Libby's Comer, Beef Markets
ing.
Wm. R. Porter.
E. T. Yeaton, House Island, Fort Keeper
William Storer, Bangs' Island, Farmer
B. Gushing, Long Island, Farmer
John Hugey, Long Island, Farmer and Fish-
erman.
Charles Cushing, Long Island, Farmer and
Fisherman.
Jeremiah Griffin, Long Island, Fisherman
Simon Letham, Long Island, Farmer
Ansell Johnson, Long Island, Dealer in Fish
Thomas McEaan, Lincoln st., Fish Curer
Wm. Atwood, Chemist, and Supt. Portland
Kero. Oil Co.
Otis Brown, Foreman of Repairs, for Port-
land Kero. Oil Co.
Philip Cassidv, Foreman in Portland Kero.
Oil Co.'s Yard.
A. L. Tavlor. 4 BramhaU st.. Truckman
John R. Hezeltine, Engineer, G. T. R. R.
Alfred Walker, Conductor, G. T. R. R.
Charles Sawyer, Ship Master
P O W N A li.
Joseph Gerry, Clergyman, (North)
Wm. P. Sylvester, Physician & Surgeon, "
L. C. True, Merchant
Charles Rice, Merchant, (North)
B. F. Bangs, Dry Goods, Hardware, & Groc.
John Merrill, Ship Master
Joseph Small, " "
Thomas Noyes, Farmer
A. A. True, "
Elbridge True, "
Ira Rowe, "
Asa L. HaskeU, "
James Blake, "
Geo. M. Libby, "
Hanson Libby, Jr., "
Francis Blackstone, Farmer, (West)
Wm. P. Allen, " "
Henry I. Warren, " *'
Mercy H. Loring, " "
G. S. Cushing, « "
T. G. Hutchins, " "
Elmer W. Randall,
C. S. Rice,
W. W. Whitney,
R. S. Fickett,
R. A. Sawyer,
Daniel Libby,
Wm. H. RandaU,
John H. Noyes,
Ikloses Plunimer,
Geo. Noyes,
Geo. W. Pilsbury,
Hennon Webber,
J. P. Caswell,
Mark Allen,
Elias Tuttle, Jr.,
Samuel Johnson,
Samuel L. Tryon,
Andrew J. Tryon,
Alfred Milliken,
Paul Allen,
Edward W. Merrill,
Benj. Porter,
Dealer in Stock, (North)
Carriage Maker, "■
Farmer, "
Joiner and Farmer
Farmer and Blacksmith
" " Mechanic
Shoemaker and Farmer
Car. Maker, & Painter
Telegraph Operator
Farmer
RAYMOND.
Whitney & Plummer, For. & Dom. Dry G'ds,
Groc, Crock, and Glass Ware, Boots and
Shoes, Medicines, &c.
John Sawyer, Fayette House
Elijah Fulton, Man. & Deal, in Lum. & Mer.
Stephen R. Small, Merchant, (North)
Wm. Small, For. & Dom. Dry Goods, Groc-
and Lumber
B. D. Small, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker, and
Deal, in Stoves
Burbank Spiller, Teacher
A. Libby, Farmer and Lumberman
Geo. S. Nash, " " «
Wm. P. Woodburj"-, Farmer
Alfred Brown, "
Joel Mason, Farmer, Painter and Mechanic
H. M. &. J. Plummer, Mill Owners, and Man.
of all kinds of Lumber
David Nash, Farmer and Tailor
Gibeon Plummer, Jr., Farmer and Millman
Farmer and Car. Man.
Teacher
Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
Elbridge Gerry,
Ebenezer Leach,
Freeman Brown,
Levi Libby,
L. B. Chipman, " " "
Wm. Nason, Mill Owner & Man. of Lumber
S. A. Danforth, Farm. & Boot & Shoe Man.
Geo. W. Plummer, " " Lumberman
Benj. Spiller, " " «
Freeman Jordan, " " "
Noah Ricker,
Matthew Churchill,
Orrin G. Nash,
Freeman Brown,
John Tripp,
Charles Strout, "
Stephen Fogg, " "
Elisha Gatchell, Mill Owner and Lumberman
John A. Hodsdon, Butcher
Isaac Adams, House Carpenter
" Justice of Peace
Teacher
FajTuer
SCARBOROUGH.
J. B. Thornton, Farmer
Seth Storer, Attorney at Law
Benj. Freeman, Clergyman
John D. Fabyan, Fanner & Insurance Agent
Stephen L. VVaterhouse, Clergy, and Ins. Agt.
E. Gunnison, Atlantic House
James S. Libby, Fanner and Contractor
Freedom Milliken,
C. Harmon,
John W. Tibbetts,
Silas J. Libby,
Wm. Jones,
Johnson Libby,
Dominicus Libby,
Merchant
Farmer and Gardener
Harness-maker
Summer Resort
Farmer
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SCARBOROUGH.
Jordan L. Larrabce, Farmer
C. F. Moulton, "
Francis Libby, "
Phineas Foss, "
John A. & Simon Libby, "
Joseph Larrabee, "
Leonard Moody, "
John Larrabee, "
James F. Small, "
Samuel Higgins, "
Joseph Larrabee, Jr., "
Richard Leavitt, "
Enoch Snow, Ship Master
Isaac C. Baker, " "
J. H. & J. Seavey, Farmers
Geo. W. Filsbury, Carpenter
C. & S. L. Waterhouse, Farmers and Millmen
James M. Thurston, Seamen
Noah B. Harford, Ship Carpenter
Jacob Milliken, '^
John H. Snow, Mason
Enoch L. Snow, Carpenter
Hugh Mc'Callin, Truckman
Daniel Walker, Carpenter
Alvan Waterhouse, Ship Carpenter
Maffit F. Milliken, Farmer and Seaman
James W. Johnson, Teacher
J. B. Sherman, Trader and Baker
J. F. Taplev, Jr., "
Wm. & F. W. Butler, Carpenters
Z. S. Knight,
Henry Knight, Hard and Soft Soap Man.
Samuel Rounds, Shoemaker
S. M. Mo-^es, Carpenter
L. Milliken, Lumber Dealer
Moses Waterhouse, Farmer & Ship Carpenter
Joseph W. Libby, " " Carr'ge Maker
S. & Wm. Warren, ** " Blacksmiths
Joel Burnham, " " "
Benj. F. Carter, Farm., & Wood & Lum. Deal.
Richard S. Waterhouse, Farmer
Adams Merrill, "
John Libby, 3d, "
Sumner J. Libby, "
L. T. Oliver, «
Hugh Milliken, «
Frank & James.Nugent, "
G. B. Gustin, «
Osgood Libby, "
William Hanscom, •*
Cyras Libby, "
Leonard Libby, "
S. S. Demott, «
Hiram Libby, **
Henry Libbv, **
Samuel M. Libby, •*
James Storey, "
Asa McKenney, "
Joshua Moulton, "
John W. Thomas, •*
Albert G. Libby, <*
Francis Emmons, "
Geo. W. Carter, **
Charles S. Tibbetts, «
D. Libbv, **
Asa Mckenney, "
STANDISH.
Counsellor at Law
Clergyman
H. J. Swasey,
Mark Gould,
John C. Perry,
D. A. Madox, Clergyman, (Bonny Eagle)
J )s. S. Thompson, Inn-keeper
Chas. Thompson, Inn-holder
Philbrick & Emery, Merchants
A. L. Elwell, Merchant, (Bonny Eagle)
Dow & Co., " (Steep Falls)
J. H. Lord, Lumberman & Merch. " "
C. F. Staples, " " "
Henry M. Chadboume,
T. M. Bradbury,
Isaac D. Sawyer, Merchant Tailor
Buttei-field & Bailey, Harness-makers
M. R. Came, Lumberman
J. H. Came, "
W. H. VVarren, Merchant Tailor, (South)
Levi Sanborn, Box and Trunk Wood Man.
(Steep Falls)
Andrew Martin, Tin-ware Man. & Stove Deal.
Luke Rich, Farmer and Inn-keeper
R. C. Harmon, Boot and Shoe Man.
Daniel Shaw, Farmer and Cooper
Henry S. Chick, Stone Cutter, (Bonny Eagle)
C. F. Davis, Ornamental Painter (South)
Thomas Fames, Insurance Agent
William Rich, Farmer and Miller
Wm. A. Anderson, Box & Trunk Wood Man.
Wm. D. Freeman, Farmer
Jane M. Stevens, "
Amos R. Moore, "
Moses Stront, "
Ivory Libby, "
Ebenezer Moulton, "
Albion N. Waterhouse, "
Curtis B. Merrill, "
Farmer
Paul Knight,
Ebenezer Shaw, "
Wm. R. Sturgis, «
James Chase, "
Johnson Sanborn, "
Wilson Dow, "
Benj. Burnham, **
Aaron S. Nason, "
Leander G. Moody, "
John Rich, Jr., "
Daniel Smith, "
Henry F. Cole, "
Joseph Thompson, Jr., **
Samuel Hawks, "
John Yates, "
Samuel 0. Paine, "
G. Waterhouse, "
Geo. W. Hasty, **
Josiah Webster, "
Eliab Blake, "
Samuel Richardson, "
Andrew Martin, Tin Ware Man. & Stove Deal.
Robert Ridlon, Sash and Blind Man.
Luke Rich, Farmer and Inn-keeper
John E. Rand, Cooper
Elisha Strout, Farm. & Deal, in Impr'd Stock
Mary Ann Clements
Joshua Littlefield, Farmer and Lumberman
E. S. Goff, Man. of Powder Kegs
John McDonald, Millman
Josiah L. Swett, Sup't of Coal House, Orien'l
Powder Works
M. F. Mayberry, Millman
Wm. T. C. Wescott, Teacher
James G. Sturgis, "
A. J. Beny, Millman
Geo. W. Haynes, Fanner and Millman
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S £ B A G O.
Peter B. Young,
Luther Fitch,
Nathan Wight,
James Douglass,
Silas B. McKexiney,
Simon Davis,
David Brown,
Jason Cook,
S. H. Lombard,
Andrew Douglass,
Edwin T. Wight,
James F. Libby,
J. M. Young,
Daniel Young,
Chas. Hill,
S. R. Porter,
Nathaniel Boulter,
James Boulter,
Leander Poor,
Merchant
Merchant and Mill Prop.
" and Inn Keeper
Teacher
Blacksmith
Shoemaker
Shoemaker and Farmer
Millman
Millwright
Farmer
Wm. B. Pike,
Reuben Sanborn,
Kimball P. Dike,
John Pierce,
Elisha Brown,
David Potter,
Jacob Ridlon,
Geo. Douglass,
A. B. & Nathan Chadbourue,
Amos Storer,
Wm. Haley,
Oliver Johnson,
E. & L. Bacheldor,
Amos Ward,
Enoch Staples,
Mark Richardson,
Wm. Ward, Jr.,
Freeman S. Fickett,
Farmer
Farmer
WESTBROOK.
F. W. Clark,
Brickmaker
Alex. M. Waite,
Farmer
Edward Payson,
u
David Thompson,
Butcher & Deal, in Beef
A. G. Richardson,
Gardener
Dexter V. Haskell,
Fanner
H. W. Walker,
«
Geo. N. Hammond,
Foreman Paper Mill
M. N. Taber,
Paper Mill Agent
S. A. Condwell,
Paper Mill
Samuel T. Raymond, 'Farmer
E. Newcomb,
u
James Pennell,
Loom Harness Maker
G. W. Noyes,
Teacher of Penmanship
Jonas Raymond,
Farmer
H. M. Minott,
Brickmaker and Farmer
David Torrey,
Shoe-Binding
John S. Lunt,
Farmer
W. A. Mosley, Foreman Casco Iron Works
John Read,
Farmer
H. F. MilUken,
Shoemaker
Thomas Nason,
Public House
H. B. Boody,
Farmer
Charles E. Boody,
Geo. W. Bailey,
C. L. Bailey,
N. W. Boody,
D. Lovell,
A. S. Haven,
A. I. Larrabee,
Alvan Woodbury,
Reuben Small,
Charles Jamison,
Moses Dole,
Geo. Johnson,
E. D. Starbird,
J. G. Warren,
I. N. Reed, Carpenter Kennebec Depot
S. W. Danforth,
Paper Manufacturer
it u
David Stevens,
S. F. Pride,
(( i(
Chas. Jameson, Butcher and Deal, in Stock
Reuben Small,
Dry Goods and Groceries
James R. Wescott,
Blacksmith
Charles C. Knight,
Stone Cutter
David Knight,
Farmer
Ramsey & Bell,|
Elm-wood Nursery
Mary L. Deering,
John B. Trickey, Farmer and Milkman
Wm. W. Dean, Coun. & At'y at Law, ( Sac'a)
M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon "
M. D., "
Surgeon Dentist, "
M. D., (Stevens Plains)
Physician and Surgeon
Albion Cobb,
N. H. Carey,
R P. Jenness,
P. K. Sawyer,
E. Stone,
A. M. Parker,
Samuel Jordan,
Caleb Bradley, Cong. Clergyman
H. J. Bradbury, Univ. Clergyman, (Sacc'a)
A. W. Longfellow, U. S. C. Survey
B. G. Ames, Prin. Westbrook Seminary
Edward H. Elwell, Ed. Portland Transcript
Valentine, Hardy & Co., For. & Dom. Dry
Goods, Groceries, (Saccarappa)
Wm. Cox, Grocer and Apothecary, "
H. S. Clay, Groceries, Meats, &c., "
Joseph P. Pratt, Grocer & R'l Es'te Deal "
Samuel North, Merchant "
North & Edwards, Dry G'ds, Hats, Caps, "
Albion P. Aver, Merchant "
Ivory Hezelton, Jr., Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
G. Wilson, W. L Goods & Gro'es, (S. Plains)
0. B. Howard & Co., Merchants ana
Lumbermen, (S. Plains)
Levi Cram, P. M. & Merchant, (S. Plains)
Charles E. Pride, Merchant, (Saccarappa)
Thomas Lowell, Merchant
James E. Robinson, "
A. C. Tuttle, Merchant, (S. Plains)
C. B. & A. Abbott, W. I. Goods, Groc, &c. "
E. N Jordan, Corn, Flour, Oats, Grass Seed
and Produce, (Woodford's Corner)
Jason Leighton, W. I. Goods and Groceries
Lemuel Dyer, Ship Builder and Merchant
W. I. Goods and Groceries
Isaac Randall
E. P. Briggs, '
G. L. Hodgdon,
Dry
&c
Sewall Brackett, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker
and Stove Dealer,
J. W. Sweat,
Chesley D. Nason,
Lewis Handy,
Chas. S. Bickford,
I. F. Rogers,
Moses G. Dow,
(Saccarappa)
Groceries, "
Trader
Corn and Meal
Coffee and Spices
Salt and Flour
John Russell, Book and Periodical Dealer
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WESTBROOK.
Alford Dyer, Tailor, (Portland)
Farley Brothers, Wire Man., (Saccarappa)
J. P. Rich, Former Sup't Y. & C. R. R.
Geo. Libbv, Farm. & Co. Com.,(Libbv's Cor.)
H. H. Dow, Conductor Y. & 'C, R. R.
James Johnson, Surveyor and Farmer
Wm. M. Cushman, Man'n House, (Mor'l Cor.)
Joseph Hawes, Farmer and Brickmaker
Geo. Warren, Farm. & Lumber'n, (Sacca'pa)
Lewis P. Warren, " " "
J. M. Jordan, Harness-maker
C. F. & C. H. Brackett, Harness-makers and
Carriage Trimmers, (Saccarappa)
Samuel T. Raymond, Farm. & Grain Deal. "
Wm. Eldridge, Cattle Market Hotel, (Port'd)
J. B. Coyle, (Woodford's Corner)
Moses Cobb, Farmer, (Saccarappa)
Joseph H. Pride, " "
Solomon Cobb, House Carpenter, "
Thomas Pride, Farmer, "
Levi Knight, " "
Joseph C. Parker, Miller, (Portland)
Benj. Webber, Brick-maker
Edward D. Starbird, House Carpenter
Joseph H. Gould, Farmer
Smith C. Gould, "
Samuel Lamb, Farmer, (Saccarappa)
Geo. W. Morton, Corn and Plaster, "
Mrs. Nancy D. Cobb, Farmer, "
Frank Knight, " "
A. C. Trask, Farmer
James H. Trask, Teacher
Geo. Estes, Sheep-Skin Business
C. W. Belknap, Tripe Business, (Portland)
John W. Meader, Farmer and Stone Cutter
James Torry, Binding Business and Farmer
Josiah Knight, House Carpenter " " .
Amos Reed, "
Andrew Cram, Boot and Shoe Maker, "
Wm. Higgins, Binding
Wm. Allen, Morocco Dresser
Andrew Winslow, Farmer and Butcher
Thomas M. Fowler, Farmer
Sarah M. G. Porter, "
Daniel Dole, "
Geo. Sawyer, House Carpenter
Simeon Sawyer, " "
Thos. Jackson, Farmer, Fruit & Orn'al Trees
Alexander Foss, Brewer House, (Stroudw'er)
M. Emerson, Bridge Builder
Peter Pride, Farmer
T. Best, Butcher and "
James Babb, "
Silas Broad, "
Thomas Broad, Ship Carpenter and "
Charles Chesley, '^ " "
Daniel Fowler, Farmer and Brick Man.
Charles A. Bradley, Farmer
Benj Duran, Carriage Man.
Arthur Milliken, Farmer
Edward Y. Faulkner, Farmer and Mason
James Jack, Blacksmith
John Trickey, Farmer and Dealer iu Stock
Charles Roberts, " " "
B. F. Roberts, " " "
Warren Harmon, Cooper
J. F. Moses, Blacksmith
John S. Sawyer, Farmer
James Knight, "
John S. Lunt,
Richard C Sweat, Ship Carpenter
E. Newcomb, Farmer
J. D. Roberts, "
I. S. Manchester, Paper Maker, (Saccarappa)
John Guv,
Edward W. Ayer, " » »
Thos H. Gledhill, " " "
Wm. P. Coffin, Farmer
John Larrabee, Farmer, (Saccarappa)
Warren P. Babb, Mechanic, (Stev. Plains)
John Sehall, Farmer, " "
John Mitsman, " " "
S. 0. Brackett, Farm. & Dairy'n " "
Wm. P. Walker, " " " "
J. Pride, Farmer, » "
Thomas J. Mayberry, " " "
John G. Scott, House Carpenter, (Sacca'pa)
C. P. Maxwell, " " "
E. B. Forbes. Britannia Business, (Stev. Pl'n)
M. G. Roberts, Farmer, " "
J. H. Walton, Farmer and Dealer in Poultry
(Saccarappa)
Z. Brackett, Farmer, "
S. R. Winslow, Boot and Shoe Man. "
F. Kenney, Butcher and Dealer in Stock,
(Stevens Plains)
Alexander Bailey, Farmer, (Stevens Plains)
John Lamb, Brickmaker & Farm., (Saca'pa)
Joseph Copps, Farmer, "
Wm. Gould, " "
Lothrop Libby, Farmer
H K. Griggs, Wholesale Dealer in Fancy
Goods, (Saccarappa)
Isaiah H. Davis, Farmer
A. Fobes, "
Joshua S. Roberts, "
Hiram Thaver, Tanner
Moses G. Blake, "
Edward Manley, "
Mans Boyce, "
John C. Remick,
Chas. J. Libby, Ship Master
AV. J. Harmon, "
T. J. Riggs, Tin Ware Man.
J. R. Sawyer, Carriage Man.
Washington Babson, Cigar Man.
John Read, Farmer
Chas. K. Davis, Brick-maker
Lemuel Dyer, Ship Builder
Wm. M. Merrill, " "
H. James, House and Ship Joiner
John. W. Adams, Nurseryman
Isaac Bailey, Comb 'Man.
Erastus Knight, Mechanic and Farmer
T. C. Stevens, Ship Master
J. S. Bailey, House Carpenter
J. H. Reed, Teacher and Fai-mer
A. A. Huston, Farmer and Boot-maker
Ansel Huston, " « "
Noah Reed, Farmer
Seth Clark, "
Jacob L. Morgan, House Carpenter
D. V. Haskell, Farmer
Dwinal Pride, Stable Keeper and Horse
Dealer, (Saccarappa)
Beman & Archibald, Car, & Sleigh Man. "
Forbes & Ballad, Man. of Rolled Britannia
and Silver Plated Ware, (Saccarappa)
Kimball & Noyes, Car'ge & Sleigh Man. "
William Hale, Miller, «
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A. Lewis, Foreman of Wire Works, (Sacc'a)
F. B. Wiley, Boot and Shoe Man. "
Geo. W. Hasty, Foreman of Gordon Mill, "
J. M. Webb, Carr'g & Sleigh Man. (Sacc'a)
Geo. Fisk, Carriage Smith, "
R. 0. Brackett, Car. & Sleigh Man. "
Francis 0. Henlev, Horse Shoer, "
S. E. McLellan, riorse Sh'r & Car. Smith, "
Thomas Akers, Sash, Door, & Blind Man. "
James F. Tapley, Bakery, "
Wm. J. Lunt, Farmer, "
Leonard Chase, Boot and Shoe Man. "
D. M. Crockett, " » " "
Daniel W. Knowlton, Machinist, "
Wm. V. Harmon, Overseer Dress-room, "
Wm. H. Noyes, Sail Maker
Rufus Dunham, Man. of Rolled and Plated
Britannia Ware.
True & Toothaker, Soap Man., (Portland)
James Roberts, Brick-maker, (Stev's Pl'n)
N. W. Richards, Gardener, " "
E. A. Anderson, Teamster, " "
Geo. Banes, Morocco Man. " "
C. B. Pride, Drover and Dealer, " "
Zebulon Pride, Farm. & Shoemaker, (Sacc'a)
J. C. Knight, Brick Mason, "
A. A. Chesley, Farmer
Washington I'ate, "
J. Smith & Co., Tanners and Curriers, Belt
and Card Man. (Portland)
James & Edward Trick ey. Farmers, "
Henry B. Walker, Farm.& Sel'man, (St. PI.)
Amasa Sawyer, Farmer and Shoe-maker
Thomas May berry, Farmer, (Sacc'pa)
N. K. Sawyer, Tanner & Currier, (Stev. P'n)
S. J. Jewett, Truckman, (Saccarappa)
S. A. Cordwell, Foreman Paper Mill, "
James Graham, Paper Man. "
Geo. D. Brown, " " '«
John Graham, " " "
John Meserve, Teamster, "
David Hamblet, Farmer and Brick-maker
John W. Wilson, Ship Carpenter
Hiram Howard, Tin and Sheet-Iron Worker
and Dealer in Stoves.
Calvin Whitcomb, Car. Man. & Painter, (P'd)
Daniel W. Hoagg, Farmer, (Stev. Plain)
Rufus Fluent, " " "
J. W. Jones, Farmer and Dairyman, (Po'd)
Hiram Lowell, Farmer, (Stev. Pl'n)
L. Morrill, Man. of Bind's & Lini'gs " "
Daniel Murphy, Railroading
M. N. Fales, Ag't Paper MiU
A. B. Lewis, Stage Prop. Portland to Gorham,
(Saccarappa)
WINDHAM.
Seth C. Hunkins, Physician and Surgeon
C. G. & J. A. Parsons, " "
J. M. Eveleth, » " "
Luther Wiswell, Cong. Clergyman
Peter R. Hall, Counsellor and Attor'v at Law
Thomas S. Bridgham, " " "" "
Jason Webb, Windham House, (Hill)
John York, Sebago House, (North)
Isaiah Pope & Co., Merch's, Man. of Satinets
and all kinds of Clothing
S. H. & W. C. Staples, Dry Goods, Clothing,
Gents' Fnrni'ng Goods, & Man. of Clothing
Samuel Garland, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
Alley Hawks, Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock'y,
Glassware, Drugs and Medicines
Jonathan Hanson, Dry Goods, Groceries, Corn,
Flour, &c., (South)
William Bacon, Dry Goods, Man. and Deal, in
Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, (South)
Joseph Wight, Merchant "
B. F. Whitney, " "
Charles Rogers, Dry Goods, Grocer's, Croc'y
Glassware, Boots and Shoes, &c. (North)
Israel Boody, Dry Goods, (North)
E. H. Mavo, Dry Goods, Groceries, "
Andrew J. MorriU, " " " &c. (East)
Oliver Pope, Merchant
Enoch White, Man. and Deal, in all kinds of
Lumber
Wm. H. White, Man. of Flour and Plaster
John Webb, Farmer and Justice of Peace
John F. Anderson, Breeder of Devon Cattle,
South Down Sheep, (South)
John M. Webb, Farmer, Butcher, and Dealer
in Stock, (South)
Josiah S. Allen, Prop, of Gatis's Patent
Centervent Turbine Water-wheel
Sawyer Rice, Ag't for W. Corey's Ch'r Fac'y
Elias Libby, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
James & Wm. F. Hall, Farmers and Man. of
Plows, Cultivators, and Horse-Rakes
Joel & C. K. Allen, Man. of Plows & Culti's
Jason S. Knight, Blacksmithing Car'ge Work
T. J. Frost, Blacksmith, (East)
Samuel Brogdon, Blac'h for Oriental Powd'r
Co., (South)
Amos & Daniel Anthoine, Blacksmithing and
Carriage Work
M. P. Larry, Blacksmithing and Carriage
Work, (South)
M. C. Sturgis, Machinist, (South)
E. T. Smith, Man. of Sleighs, and Brown's
Patent Carriages, (South)
L W. Olds, Sup't of Ori'lPow'r Works, (S'h
Wm. Buxton, Clerk for " " Co., " ^
Geo. H. Dennet, Powder Maker, "
Daniel Littlefield, " " "
John B. Tibbits, " " "
Seth B. Keith, Jr. " " "
Geo. D. Robinson, " " "
Frederick Johnson, " " "
Greenlief Senter, Boot and Shoe Man.
Thomas Hawkes, " " " "
Joseph Hawkes, Jr. " " " "
Chas. P. Senter, " " " "
Dennis J. Sawver, " " " "
Alden G. Lowell, " " " "
Albion Senter, « " " "
W. T. Smith, Shoe Maker
Thomas L. Smith, Farmer
Caleb Morton, Watch Maker & Jew'r, (No'h)
Valentine C. Hall, Carpenter & Man. of Sash
and Blinds
Stephen W. Freeman, Farmer&Carp'r(S'h)
Wm. Silla, Farmer "
John J. Bodge, Fanner and School Teacher
Oliver Winslow, " " Brick Maker
Thomas Varney, " " Plow Manu'r
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WINDHAM.
Farmer
Wm. Smith,
Joseph Wescott, "
Jason Hanson, "
Robert Cobb, Farmer and Sup't Town Farm
Isaiah P. Allen, Farmer
James G. Hanson, Farmer and Lumberman
C. M. Bradbury, Farmer
C. H. Snow, Farmer and Deal, in Horses
Timothy Rennard, Farmer
Samuel' May berry, Farm., Tanner & Currier
Geo. Goold, Farmer, (South)
Allen Pride, Farmer
James Crague, "
J. L. Davis, Farmer, (South)
N. L. Huston, *' "
A. A. Cloudman, " "
Cyrus T. Parker, Farmer and Teacher
Mark Knight, Jr. Farmer
Wm. C. Swett, "
Caleb S. Cram, "
Joshua R. Hawkes, "
Daniel L. Hawkes, "
Wm. S. Cobb, "
Eben. Hawkes, "
Oliver Walker, "
Samuel R. Kemp, "
Lewis Cobb, "
Joshua L. Hawkes, "
Stephen Harris, "
B. M. Baker, "
Asa Mayberry, "
Josiah Mayberry, Farmer and Lumberman
Richard Mayberry, " " "
Thomas Mayberry, Farmer
Clark Cannel, Farmer and Carriage Man.
Benj. March, Farmer
Geo. A. Senter, "
Elbridge G. Ward, "
John R. Rogers, "
Jacob Allen, Farmer and Carpenter
Wm. Tukey, " " Butcher
Wm. Maxfield, " " Dairyman
Geo. Robinson, Farmer
Nath'l Merrill, Farmer and Lumberman
John Elliot, Farmer
0. H. W hitney. Farmer and Cooper
Neh. Varuey, Farmer
Geo. Field, "
Moses Anderson, Lumberman
Wm. Austin, Farmer
S. H. Austin, Blacksmith
Mary A. Anthoine, Farmer
Wm. W. Morton, "
John Brown, "
Urbane Lowell, "
Millman
u
Teachej
Farmer
Farmer and Mechanic
" " Lumberm'n
Farmer
Samuel Johnson, Farmer
Joseph Cook,
Elihu Libby,
Kllery F. Sawyer,
Stephen H. Webb,
David Hooper,
Wm. Rideout,
Richard J. Elder,
C. L. Hodsdon,
Daniel Fogg,
Joseph Libby,
Reuben Elder, "
Edward Anderson, Farmer, (South)
T. J. Ward, Who'le Deal. Boots & Shoes, "
Charles Jones, Boot and Shoe Maker
Charles Cobb, Farmer
Harrison Swift, "
Cyrus H. Shaw, Teacher
Elisha .Jones, Farmer
John Rogers, "
Woodbury S. Libby, House Carpenter
Anna Harmon, Farming
Charles Knight, Team'r for Bridg'n Man. Co.
Wm. Anthoine, Farmer and Teacher
E. J. Lowell, Miller and Lumber Man.
Wm. H. Smith, Carpenter & Builder, (So'h)
Daniel F. Hussev, " "
Thomas H. Welch, Millwright " "
Chas. Nichols, Carpenter and Wheelwright
S. T. Johnson, Carpenter
E. E. Libby, "
Chas. Deering, "
Cummings Rogers, "
N. W. Plummer, Carriage and Ornamental
Painter, (South)
H. D. White, Painter and Glazier
E. R. Varney, Chair-maker
E. R. Howard, " "
Edwin D. Trull, " **
Atwood S. Shurtleff, " "
J= R. Hannewell, « "
Washington Hale, " "
Isaac Ward, " "
Noah Ladd, " «
Mahlon Elliot, Carpenter
Ebenezer Field, Hoop Man.
Chas. Hunnewell, Fancy St'k Grower, (So'h)
0. P. Haskell, Farmer and Lumberman
Peter & E. H. Trickey, " " "
Stephen Hanson, Farmer and Deal, in Stock
Elisha Jones, " " " "
H. C. Freeman, Farmer
Elisha Purinton, "
Franklin Stevens, Farmer, (East)
YARMOUTH.
J. & J. M Bates, Physicians & Surgeons
E. Burba'nk, " "
W. A. Harvey, •'
Wm. G. Hob'en, Clergyman
Geo. A. Putnam, "
James Parsons, Merchant
J. W. Lawrence, Ship Master and Merchant
A. L. Loring. Dry Goods, Hardware & Groc.
Jeremiah Buxton, Merchant
Samuel Fogg, Dry & Fan. Goods & Millinery
P. G. Blanchard, Ship Master
P. N. Blanchard, '^ "
Ship Master
'T
T. G. Mitchell,
S. C. Blanchard,
.Jeremiah Bucknam, " "
Charles Bucknam, Farmer
James M. Bucknam, "
Albion Seabury, " Builder
Joseph Seabury, " "
E. Davis, Man. & Deal, in Stoves, Britannia
Ware, &c.
0. A. Baker, Corn and Flour Mill
Jeremiah Baker, Man. of Shoe Bindings and
Linings
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YARMOUTH.
Gilbert Lovett,
Joseph Raynes, Ag't
Reuben Cutter,
S. J. Brown,
E. R. York,
Geo. S. Loring,
Nicholas Grant,
Reuben Merrill,
R. W. Thaxter,
James H. Doughty,
Samuel B. Kenuey,
Nathan Oakes, Jr.,
Jeremiah Brown,
Giles Loring,
M. L. Soule,
D. S. Henderson,
Geo. F. Taber,
Joseph Young,
T. L. Curtis,
N. Drinkwater,
Reuben Prince,
David Pierce,
Jesse Dyer,
T. Royal KeUock,
W. T. Baker,
G. Rose,
Charles Humphrey,
P. B. Loring,
Thomas G. Russell,
Joseph G. Merrill, Jr
Edward Preble,
J. G. Davis,
John Soule,
Overseer in Cotton Mills
for G. T. & K. & P. R. R.
P. M.
Carpenter
Ship Master
Block-maker
Ship Master
Book-keeper
Blacksmith
Ship Master and Farmer
Ship Builder
Farmer and Ship Master
Master Ship Builder
Ship Joiner
St. Lawrence House
Ship Joiner
" Master
Lumberman
Overseer
Custom Miller
Farmer
Lvman J. Pratt, Farmer
Wm. Roberts, «
Stephen Pratt, "
John W. Mitchell, «
J. S. Hamilton, «*
Joseph Humphrey, Jr., **
E. W. Seabury, «<
Ezekiel Merrill, "
W. G. Drinkwater, «
Samuel M. Loring, "
Thaxter Prince, "
Levi Blanchard, "
Charles Moxey, Ship Carpenter and Farmer
John Coombs, Ship Carpenter
True & Russell, Livery Stable
E. M. Knight, Ship Master
Geo. W. Springer, Dealer in all kinds of Lum.
Peter L. Allen, Door, Sash, and Blind Man.,
and Job Worker
D. H. Brackett, Brick-burner and Farmer
Joseph H. Lovell, Ship Carpenter and Farmer
T. M. Ward, Foreman on repairs on R. R.
Edward R. Doyle, Farmer and Boat Builder
F. E. Chandler, Livery Stable
Josiah G. Skillin, Farmer and Brickmaker
J. 0. Durgan, Oyster & Refreshment Saloon
Asa York, Farm. & Fancy Stock Grower
A. F. York, " " " "
Chas. A. Gooch, Mill Proprietor
A. R. Small, Teacher
G. W. Brown, Ship Master
Mrs. H. Barstow,
NORTH YARMOUTH.
N. H. Broughton, Clergyman
N. Plimpton, Merchant
Wm. Osgood, Physician and Surgeon
I. S. Dunn, Farmer and Merchant
Wm. Buxton, Farmer and Justice of Peace
S. B. Stackpole,
Sylvanus Porter,
Silas Skillin,
Wm. Mitchell, Jr
G. H. Baston,
Stephen Kenney,
John Staples, Jr.,
Winthrop Baston,
Wm. Hayes,
John S. Barstow,
Benj. Hamilton,
David 0. Holt,
E. D. Hicks,
Harry P. Herrick,
Aaron Haskell,
A. P. Luf kin,
Edward Batchelder,
C. H. Marston,
Jonathan P. Rowe,
Azor Mitchell,
Inn-k eeper
Miller and Teacher
Farmer and Teacher
Blacksmith
Ship Master
Wheelwright
Ship Master
Farmer and Ship Carpenter
" " Butcher
Carriage Man.
Farmer
Rufus Titcomb,
Joseph Barstow,
Jason H. Baston,
I. H. MerrUl,
Wendell Hamilton,
Joseph P. Sawyer,
Isaac S. Johnson,
Lewis Mitchell,
Samuel Skillin,
Charles S. Sweetsir
Wm. B. SkiUin,
L. N. True,
T. G. True,
Wm. H. Blanchard,
Granville Higgins,
H. M. Chase,
E. H. Twombly,
John R. Elliott,
Levi Marston,
Erastus True,
E. A. Libby & Co.,
Winthrop Baston,
L. D. Hicks,
E. G. Prince,
Samuel P. Tripp,
Farmer
Farmer and Blacksmith
Shoemaker
Carriage Maker
Ship Master
Farmer and Stone Cutter
Flour, Feed, and Groc.
Merchant
Teacher
Fanner and Car. Maker
Shoemaker
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
CHESTERVILLE.
Samuel Sprague,
Joseph F. Tufts,
E. R. French,
Henry Preble,
M. T. Lothrop,
Elisha Park,
A. H. Black,
Sewall Brackett,
Farmer
Machinist
Farmer and Architect
Clergyman
Blacksmith
Millman
Farmer and Butcher
Cooper
Teacher
Miller
Farmer and Merchant
Farmer
Turner B. Hilton, Millwright and Starch Man
Orrin Foster, "^
E. P. Gibbs,
B. S. French,
L. M. Brown,
Emery French,
J. Calvin Eaton,
Aaron Fellows,
Seth Norcross,
John C. Wheeler,
Freeman Burley,
C. V. Pinkham,
L. L. Gardner,
Moses French,
Benj. Bacheller,
H. Whitney,
Amsi S. French,
Abial Mosher,
Isaac P. Knowles,
Albion Walker,
J. W. Lothrop,
L. G. Tilden, Farmer
M. L. Morse, »
Chas. H. Judkins, "
J. W. Foster, "
Wm. 0. Bradbury, "
D. M. Hamilton, "
C. P. Lothrop, "
J. F. Milner,
Elisha Gill, "
Jonah Vaughn, "
J. H. Rich, "
C. D. Lowell, "
W. M. Pulsifer, "
Phineas Whittier, "
Charles Norcross, Farmer and Carriage Man.
John D. Currier,
B. F. Atkinson,
E. R. Putnam,
David Larkin,
John A. Knowlton,
David Oakes,
Geo. Washington Childs,
Peter Whittier,
John W. Sanborn,
Peter Folsom,
David Gordon,
John Knowles,
Lafay M. C. Richards,
Painter
Boot and Shoe Man.
Bootmaker
Stone Cutter
Hotel and Farmer
Edwin R. Sullivan,
CARTHAGE.
Farmer
FARMINGTON.
Robert Goodenow, Coun. & Att'y at Law, &
Ag't for Maine Ins. Co.
Sam'l Belcher, Coun. & Att'y at Law, and
Pres. Sandy River Bank.
Linscott & Pillsbury, Conn's & Att'ys at Law,
and Eds. and Prop's of Franklin Patriot.
Hannibal Belcher, Coun. & Att'y at Law
A. B. Caswell, " " "
Nathan Cutler, " " "
S. P. Morrill, Reg'r of Deeds for Frank. Co.
Simeon H. Lowell, Clerk of Courts *' "
A. W. F. Belcher, Broker
Frs. G. Butler, '•
F. B. Clergyman, and S. S.
Cong. Clergvman
M. E.
F. B. "
Bap. «'
Prop, of Little Blue Family
J. S. Swift,
Jonas Burnham,
C. Fuller,
C. E. Blake,
Anner Morrill,
A. H. Abbott,
School for Boys
J. L. Blake,
N. H. Clark,
John F. Moses, Eclectic
H. W. Hamilton, Horn.
Physician and Surgeon
S. W. Eaton, Sup't of A. R. R.
L. N. Prescott, Ed. of Far. Chron. & P. M.
A. P. Kelsey, A. M., Prin. of Far. Academy
A. B. Farwell, Clerk in N. Dep., (Wash. D. C.)
J. Weston Swift, Prop, of Franklin Book and
Job Printing House.
Wm. Randall, Surgeon Dentist
E. S. Ellis, " "
Reuben Cutler, Dealer in Wool
W. H. Hutchinson & Co., Dry Goods, Groc,
Crockery, and Glassware.
Leonard Keith, Dry Goods, Groc, Crockery,
and Glassware.
G. W. Whitney, Dry Goods, Groc, Crockery,
and Glassware,
A. T. Tuck, Dry Goods, Groc, Boots & Shoes
E. P. Barden, '* » " &c.
Edwin N. Stevens, Hardware, Iron, Steel,
Glass, and Farm. Implements.
H. M. Howes, Drugs, Medicines, Groc, Paper
Hangings, &c.
W. F. Gay, W. I. Goods, Groc, and Flour
J. \V. Fairbanks, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
and Furs.
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FARMINGTOJV^
T. F. Davis, Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
Perfumery, Toys, Fishing Tackle, Gents'
Furnishing Goods, also, Hair Dresser and
Barber.
S. S. Hersey, Cook, Parlor, & Office Stoves,
Zinc, Sheet Lead, Pumps, Pipe, &c.,
E. G. Blake, Watchmaker & Jew'r, Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
B. R. Elliott, Watchmaker & Jew'r, Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
H. B. Stovell, Merchant
G. W. Davis, " (Falls)
R. S. Rice, Merchant Tailor
W. F. Thompson, Merchant
Mrs. J. A. Russell, Fancy Goods and Milliner
Mrs. E. C. Trask, " " "
Miss M. C. Lufkin, Milliner and Dressmaker
E. B. Jennings. Ambrotype & Photog. Artist
E. I. & I. \V. Merrill, Man's & Deal's in Fur..
Neal, McCleery & Craig, Steam power Door,
Sash, and Blind Man.
John Titcomb, Jr., Man. of Maple Sug. Syrup
and Candy.
Stoddard House
Wormell House
Elm Ploixse
Fannington Falls house
Meat Market
Car. & Sleigh Man.
S. F. Stoddard,
Joshua Wormell,
Benj. Barden,
E. Getchell,
A. H. Black,
Samuel Carvill,
Benj. Watson,
E. S. Bragg,
Carriage Ironer
Wm. D. Tarr, Car. & Sleigh Man. & Painter
G. D. Merrill, Sign, Banner, & Oma. Painter
Geo. H. Smith, Blacksmith & Car. Work
I. S. Jacobs, " "
A. G. Wheeler, Machinist, Gunsmith, and
Aqueduct Augers.
D. W. Pratt, Car. and House Painter
H. B. S. Davis, Painter and Paper Hanger
(West end Center Bridge).
Gideon Purington, Man. & Wholes. Deal, in
Ladies' Boots and Shoes.
John Allen, Insurance Agent
F. V. Stewart, Livery Stable & ex Sheriff
H. 0. Ladd, Teacher
Wm. Lake,
Worker.
Henry Johnson,
Jonathan Russ,
Daniel Heath,
H. L. Whiting,
A. R. C. Turner,
Stoves, Tin-ware, & Tin-plate
Ex P. M.
Civil Engineer
Blacksmith
Master Machinist, A. R. R.
Car Repairer A. R. R.
E. I. Merrill, Cab. Maker & Deal, in Furn.
Zina H. Greenwood, Carpenter & Farmer
J. F. Wood, Ag't for Piscataquis & York
Mu. Fire & Mar. Insurance Go's.
Wm S. Sewall,
J. Knowlton, Jr.,
S. D. Knowlton,
A. S. C. Hall.
John T. Taylor,
David Ingham,
John M. Walton,
Nathan Webster,
Lemuel Howes,
M. B Brown,
Hiram Russ,
Benj. B. Mace,
John Silla,
Jabez Vaughan,
Thos. C. Rice,
Aaron Farmer,
Wm. Cothren,
Virg. L. Craig,
Jos. S. Craig,
John T. Luce,
Wm. N. Niles,
Moses Vining,
Wm. B. Foot,
Allen Hamblen,
Elkanah Oaks,
John Burbank,
Geo. VV. Young,
J. B. Morrison,
Asa Jennings,
J. R. Voter,
N. W. Backus, Jr.,
John Butterfield,
S. E. Lufkin,
Millman
Man. of Carriages
Traveling Agent
Farmer and Tanner
Farmer & Deal, in Stock
Miller, & Grist Mill Prop.
Farmer
Farmer and Teacher
" " St'e Ma'n
Shoe Man.
FREEMAN.
I. R. Bray,
Alfred Weymouth,
Zen as Vaughn,
Enoch Craig,
John Dyar,
Daniel Brackley,
SQas B. Patterson,
I. B. Burbank,
Farmer and Wool Grower
Carpenter
Farmer and Dep. bherifF
Farmer
Lewis Brown,
Alfred Walker,
Thaddeus Kilkamey,
Isaac Winter,
Daniel F. Gordon,
Alouzo Weymouth,
Joseph Tuttle,
Farmer
INDUSTRY
John Willis,
Wm. Q. Folsom,
J. W. Frederic,
Josiah Emery,
Ira Emery,
Benj. Allen,
Haskell Willard,
Tobias C. Walton,
Albert Shaw,
Merchant
Melodeon Man.
Joiner
Boot and Shoe Man.
ti (( (( a
Farmer and Miller
Carriage Maker
Millman
Lumberman
Geo. W. Luce, Farm. & Deal, in Impr. Stock
Moses M. Luce, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Oliver Stevens, Farmer
Nelson C. Luce, "
N. P. Luce, "
Isaac Daggett, "
John Frost, **
Obed W. Norton, "
Andrew Tibbetts, "
Lucius VV. Hall, "
N. Goodridge, "
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INDUSTRY.
N. S. Johnson, Farmer
James Bryant,
C. B. Norton, *J
Rufus Jennings,
James Norton, "
Addison H. Chase, "
John W. Manter, "
Wm. Cornforth, Wool Card. & Cloth Dress.
Simeon P. Keith, Blacksmith & Car. Work
P. W. Butler, P. M.
Charles M. Greenwood, School Teacher
James Cutts, Blacksmith
Richard Fassett, Farm. & Dealer in Horses
Eliza G. Pierce, " "
Geo. W. Johnson, Farmer & Dealer in Stock
James B. Gilmore, " " "
John Tolman, " " "
Sarah E. Pierce, School Teacher
E. Swift, Farm. & Deal, in Stock & Horses
Ira Emery, Jr., Farmer and School Teacher
P. W. Manter, Farmer
E. Smith, "
B. W. Norton, Jr., «
James Elliot, "
Alvin T. Gray, "
B. N. Willis, «
P. B. Smith, "
Silas Burse, "
Aaron Tolman, "
C. W. Gilmore, "
James Gilmore, "
James A. Snell, "
Augustus H. Swift, "
Richard McLaughlin, "
JAY.
F. B. Clergyman
Merchants
Geo. Brown, Jr.,
Leach & Holmes,
S. Noyes, Jr.,
Varaiu^s NU?s 1 P^^oP-o^J^y Granite Quarry
E. Kyes, )
and Dealers in Granite.
Dry & W. L Goods
Clergyman
Blacksnaith & Car. Work
Farmer
E. Kyes & Sons,
Otis il. Johnson,
D. W. Ludden,
J. F. Strout,
Moses Stone, "
A. S. Thompson, "
Samuel Warren, "
Henry Parker, "
Andrew Linscott, "
Edward W. Richardson, "
Jonathan Richardson, "
J. W. Eaton, "
Edmund Dow, "
Hiram Mower, "
John Fuller, "
Manuel Jackson, "
Geo. R. Macomber, "
Nahum L. Phinney, "
Enos Phinney, "
Stephen Osgood, *'
John Hansom, Stock and Produce
Wm. J. Coolidge, Jr., Farm., " " "
Ira Fuller, Farmer and Tax Collector
Asa B. Macomber, Blacksm'g & Car. Man.
Joshua Lake,
Elisha Coolidge,
J. 0. Kyes,
Wm. Sylvester,
M. V. Leach,
John Merritt,
Ichabod Bartlett,
Galen Severy,
Warren Kyes,
S. S. Bass,
Francis Keep,
Ira Leland,
Curington Haskell,
David Bartlett,
Henry Bartlett,
Wm. Guage,
J. H. Richardson,
Samuel W. Davenport,
Elias H. Morse,
John Morse,
Charles Kimball,
Hosea Axtell,
Phanuel White,
Joseph Adams,
Stillman Noyes,
Geo. T. Davenport,
Stephen Morse,
John R. Leach,
E. F. Bumpus,
Joseph Covell,
Farmer and Fruit Grower
*' & Deal, in Stock, &c.
Mechanic
Stock and Produce
U U t(
Overseer of Poor Farm
Stock and Country Produce
Fanner
KINGFIEIiD.
Chas. F. Pillsbury, Coun. & Att'y at Law
Nathan B. Saunders, Dry G'ds, Groc. & Croc.
Elisha Winter, Prop, of Grist Mill
Isaac Winter, Farmer and Lumberman
C. W. Gilbert, Farmer and Chair'n Select'n
L. Vose, 2d, " " Selectman
Wm. S. Gilbert, Farm. & Fancy & Fast
Horse Dealer.
Elias Vaughn, Fanner, (Kennebago)
Wm. Dolbier, Man. of Axes, Hoes, & Car.
Work of all kinds.
Isaac A. Phillips,
S. Thompson,
Joseph Lovejoy, Jr.,
Hiram P. Lane,
Samuel Usher,
G. W. PuUen, Jr.,
W. R. Blanchard,
Wm. K. Dudley,
Reuben Winslow,
David Lane,
Shoemaker
Millman
Master Mariner
Mechanic
Farmer
MADRID.
Isaiah Chick, For. & Dom. Dry Goods, Groc,
Boots, Shoes, Crock., Glassware, &c.
Charles N. Chick, Car. & Sleigh Man., and
Job Work.
Elbridge G. Thomas, Blacksmith, Car. and
Job Work.
Brilsford Pease, P. M. and Farmer
John King, Physician and Surgeon
Sylvanus Dunham, 2d, Farmer
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NEW SHARON.
Henry E. Dyer,
Coun. & Att'y at Law
J. F. Pratt,
Physician and Surgeon
Luther Curtis,
Speculator
J. E. Adams,
Clergyman
Jonathan Fairbanks
>
Cyrus Stilson,
Clergyman and Farmer
Thaxter W. Bean,
Merchant
Jonas Diggles,
Tailor
Josiah Flvnt,
Inn-keeper
W. T. Foilett,
School Committee
John Taylor,
Tailor
Orrin Daggett,
Farmer and Selectman
J. W. Manter,
K It t(
Cyrus G. Brown,
(( (( U
Wm. W. Brewster,
Teacher
Lloyd Baldwin,
u
P. R. Lancaster,
Mechanic
Reuben Whitney,
E. W. Dutton,
Farmer and Teacher
A. M. Teague,
Farmer
J. G. Drew,
(i
Jonathan Baldwin,
u
Franklin Stone,
u
S. Goodridge,
t(
"Warren Bullen,
((
Samuel Philbrick,
l(
NEW V I N
W. S. Daggett,
Teacher
T. W. Furbish,
Inn-keeper
Isaac Cogswell,
Shoemaker
Jeremiah Pratt,
Farmer and Inn-holder
Z. M. Vaughan,
Farmer
Wm. Trafton,
((
James P. Winslow,
((
Benj. A. Davis,
((
Wm. M. Hardy,
((
Albert M. Larnbert,
((
Gilbert K. Hilton,
K
Isaac Knowlton,
((
Charles C. Wilcox,
it
Wentworth Ricker,
l(
Diah Barker,
(t
T. N. Daggett,
(1
Wm. A. Everett,
t(
Horatio Fuller,
((
Orin Hall,
<(
Stephen Pratt,
((
David Pratt,
tl
John B. Rand,
((
A. J. Clark,
((
Stephen Fletcher,
" 1
J. P. Thwing, Tanner
A. G. Brainard, Teacher and Millman
J. H. & A. T. Brainerd, Farmer*
Daniel Howes, "
Mrs. Sarah Sawyer, **
Mrs. Dorcas Sawyer, **
Frederic Swan, 2d, "
Stephen Stephens, **
Calvin Lane, *•
Nelson Bean, «
Mrs. Mary D. Baldwin, "
S. N. Judkins, «
W. S. Butler, «•
J. D. Jennings, **
B. H. Taylor, ««
H. R. Bean, «
Leonard Ramsdell, "
Wyman Oliver, "
Thomas Yeaton, "
Orin Hubbard, «
Lot Howes, "
Manley Coburn, **
Daniel Smellidge, •*
F. W. Prince, «
Rufus Weeks, Jr., «
Justin S. Luce, Farmer
F. Ramsdell, «
Wm. Ramsdell, «
Andrew Caughlin, **
J. M. Vaughn, «
Hovey Thomas, Farmer and House Joiner
Alexander Norton, " " Deal, in Horses
S. W. Look, P. M., & Deal, in Dry Goods,
Groc, Crock., Hardware, Glass, &c.
Zebediah Sweet, Pi'op. of Saw, Shingle and
Clover Mills.
Israel Folsom, Farmer and Mechanic
Silas N. Wright, Farm. & Medical Student
Thos. Wright, Sup'r of Schools & Oi'chardist
L. T. Voter, Farm. & Car. & Sleigh Man.
Geo. W. Morton, Farmer and Carpenter
Solomon Luce, Prop, of Saw & Grist Mills
Farmer & Stock Deal.
Teacher and Farmer
Thos. Lambert,
J. R. Lambert,
Robert Kennedy,
John F. Herrick,
Melvin A. Spaulding,
John Spaulding,
Lewis A. Guild,
Farmer and Mechanio
PHILLIPS.
H. L. WTiitcomb, Coun. & Att'y at Law, and
P. M.
Andrew C. Phillips, Coun. & Att'y at Law
S. H. Lowell, " "
Rev. J. W. Hathaway, Mem. of Me. Confer.
Rev. Isaac Downing, Clergyman
J. N. Houghton, Physician and Surgeon
E. F. Plaisted, " " •'
Seward Dill, Lumber Dealer
Ephraim Rand, Inn-holder
Merchant Philbrick, "
Daniel Marston, Dep. Sheriff & Merchant
J. E. Bates, "
W. H. Josselyn, «
D. L. Dennison, Merchant
Abiel Russell, "
B. T. Parker, Watch-maker and Jeweler
John Bates, Trader in Merch'dise of all kinds
M. W. Dutton,
Charles H. Verrill,
Benj. F. Towle,
R. H. Landers,
E B. Sylvester,
Wm. Toothaker,
R. T. Whitney,
D. Bean, Jr ,
H. W. Dow,
Hiram Smith,
Saddler
Teacher
Carriage Maker
Miller
Shoe Man.
Farmer
Cabinet Maker
Carriage Maker
MiUer
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHILLIPS.
Eufus Brett,
Julius Blauchard,
Samuel A. Blunchard,
Samuel S. Lambert,
Albert Shepard,
Obed W. Russell,
Enoch VVinship,
John Hoyt,
W. T. Goodwin,
S. A. Gay,
J. E. Jlilner,
M. C. Kelley,
Ben J. Butler,
Henry M. Butterfield,
David French,
Joseph Church,
Manufacturer
Shoe ••
Clothier
Carriage Mak<-r
Blacksmith
Fanner
Lyman B. Bumell,
N. S. Hawkes,
W. W. Quimby,
Joseph N. Wortldey,
Ben.). Soule,
Joseph H. Davenport,
Levi Byron,
Curtis Smith,
Nathan Beedy,
Chas. L. Eveleth,
Israel P. Burbank,
Israel B. Burbank,
Seth Howard,
G. W. Eveleth,
B. H. Davis,
J. D. Moulton,
Fanner
Student
House Carpenter
Shoe Man.
RANGELEY.
Abner Toothaker, Stock Deal. & Lumber'an
STRONG.
P. M, Stubbs,
Thomas Kennedy,
J. A. Richards,
Lewis Beales,
Samuel W. Vv'ill,
Eben. J. Gilkey,
John Mitchell,
Willington PuUen,
J. B. Knowlton,
B. E. Delano,
Charles Fogg,
Charles H. Vining,
John Will. 2d,
C. W. Talbot,
J. E. Cunningham,
Robert B. Mooers,
David F. Hunter,
J. D. Wvman,
W. H. I^ennedy,
John Richards,
W. H. Lovejoy,
Att'y and Coun. at Law
Farmer and Rep.
Physician and Surgeon
(( u u
House Carpenter
P. M.
Clergyman
Sandy River House
Farmer
Robert Fossett,
Farmer
Edward T. Bates,
(t
Edward F. Bates,
((
Justin E. McLeary,
R. K. Harlow,
D. R. Partridge,
(t
Hiram Read,
({
J. C. Thompson,
Adam Hunter,
it
Daniel French,
((
David Taylor,
J. H. Stinchfield,
J. V. Morrill,
C. H. Brett,
Builder and Carpenter
Teacher of Music
Geo. W. Hartwell,
Painter
J. H. McKeen,
Shoemaker
A. P. Porter,
Miller
Joseph J. Hunter, Wholesale Dealer in Hats,
Caps, &c., " New York."
Winthrop Norton, Carder & Clothier
SALEM.
P. M. and Blacksmith
SANDY RIVER
E. D. Prescott, Prop, of Grist, Shingle, and I
Clapboard Mills. |
Moses Patterson, Grist & Saw Mill, Prop, of
Starch Manufactory.
PLANTATION.
Calvin W. Kenney,
Farmer
TEMPLE.
Simeon Hackett,
Samuel Oaks,
Ammi M. Colcord,
N. Dummer,
Oliver Gould,
Hiram Holt,
Wm. J. Phillips,
A. R. Houghton,
Sewall Houghton,
H. M. Watts,
Cong. Clergyman
Farmer and Lumberman
" Car. Maker
W E
Prop, of Elm House
Merchant
Clerk
Farmer and Teamster
" " Hop Grow.
Physician and Surgeon
Calvin McLaughlin, Prop, of Saw & Clover
Mills and Deal, in Lumber.
A. E. Houghton, Farmer & School Com.
C. P. Woodman, Blacksmith
H- W. Foster, Cab. Maker & House Joiner
J. A. Mitchell,
Geo. W. Swett,
L D.
Hiram Holman, Prop,
and Lumber Dealer.
Stephen Titcomb,
Vincent G. Parlin,
Enoch Morrill,
E. P. E. Foster,
Abiel Holt,
David F. Jones,
Wm. Payne,
Stephen Holt,
Hermon Holt,
James W. Perkins,
P. Vining,
Farmer
of Saw & Grist Mills
Cong. Clergyman
Farmer
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WILTON.
Coun. & Att'y at Law-
Physician and Snrgeon
Merchant
Sewall Cram,
C. Gray,
J. R. Eaton,
R. B. Fuller,
M. R. Walker, "
Russell & Greenwood, "
Geo. Gage, "
Geo. Whibley, Dry Goods & Groceries
Wm. Gould, " "
Joshua Adams, Man. of & Whol. Dealer in
Boots and Shoes.
D. F urn el, Man. of Woolen Yarn
Enoch Scales, Farmer
D. C. Gordon, Ag't for East Wil. Wool. Co.
Joseph Leavitt, Railroad House
Thomas Dudley, Jr., Harness-maker
Corydon Bacheller, Tan. & Cur., and Dealer
in Hides and Leather.
Chas. W. Keyes, Scythe-maker
Gilbert Miller, Dep. Sheriflf and Farmer
Spaulding Smith, "
M. S. Perley, Scythe Man.
E. S. Prescott, Country Produce
H. C. Andrews, Carriages & Sleighs const'ly
on hand. Rep'ng neatly & promp. execu'd
J. C. Burbank, Farmer and Blacksmith
Joseph G. Hoyt, Boot and Shoemaker
Isaac R. Adams, Currier
H. S. Houghton, Stoves, Hardw., & Tin Man.
J. C. Hancock, Printer
Abel H. Weeks, Farmer
Otis Hathaway, "
Lem'l P. Smith, "
H. H. Brown, Man, & Deal, in Furniture
Jesse Wood, Man. Ink, and Deal, in Confec'y
E. Pickens, Jr., Boot and Shoemaker
Chas. K. Adams, Farm. & Deal, in Stock
Joseph W. Stevens, Scythe Grinder
Sewall Brown, " Maker
Joseph Winslow, House Carpenter
J. W. Hender, Blacksmith
Seth Bass, Starch Man. and Farmer
Thos. Bates, Farmer & Dealer in Stock
Eseck Randall, •' " Miller & P. M.
N. A. Fuller, Tanner and Farmer
J. B. Green, Carpenter and Builder
Nathan Eaton, " " '•
John A. Bartlett, Meat Market
Samuel H. Small, Farmer and Teacher
T. A. Dascomb, " " Carpenter
Timothy Woodward, " " Mill Prop.
Tappan Eaton, " " Mechanic
Simon Lombard, " " Blacks'th
Benjamin Wood, Farmer
Jacob Clayton, "
Alpheus Knowles, "
. M. J. North, "
J. B. Palmer, "
H. A. Woodward, "
Apollos Pratt, "
Samuel Hatch, "
John Handly, " '*
F. M. Swan, "
David T. Mosher, "
C. A. Drury, Shoemaker
Sewall Walker, Farmer
Francis Tufts, "
John B Ian chard, "
Edmund Dow, *•
Oliver Pettingill, **
Gould Perham, «*
Enoch Wood, "
Lorin Adams, "
J. C. Phillips, "
James C. Harper, "
Edmund Littlefield, «
Wm. Walker, «
0. L. Walker, «
Joseph Trefethren, "
John Legroo, "
S. H. Adams, "
A. H. Penly, "
Jeremiah Walker, "
Stephen P. Littlefield, ■"
Joseph S. Perry, "
David Averill, "
Moses Averill, "
Enoch S. Colburn, "
Philander B. Powers, "
Josiah Baker, "
Stephen Pease, "
B. Learned, "
Samuel Butterfield, "
Jonas Green,
M P. Smith,
Gilbert L. Heald,
J. S. Howe,
E. W. Furbush,
Henry Holman,
J. L. B. Farrington,
William D. Adams,
W. W. Jones,
Wm. B. Bonney,
A. B. Clark,
David Miller,
Gideon Hinkley, "
Samuel S. Wood, "
H. B. Hardy, "
Calvin Chaney, "
Abiel Chaney, "
Farwell Chaney, «
Wm. Coding, •♦
Axcell Parsons, "
R. S. Currier, "
Elias Hardy, "
Geo. H. Cooper, "
Reuben D. Bates, "
Reuben Townsend, "
J. 0. Eaton, "
J. M. Gooch, *«
Elbridge Adams, "
John O. Gould, "
B. D. Russell, Blacksmith
F. P. Butterfield, Drover
N. L. Fletcher, Farmer and Stone Cutter
Nathan Fuller, Tanner and Currier, & Deal.
in Hides and Leather.
John W. Brewster, Fuller & Finisher of Cloth
Mechanic
Scythe Maker
Farmer and Teacher
(C (( u
" " Shoema'r
" " Blacks'h
Teacher
Farmer
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
BUCKSPORT.
E. Barnard, President Bucksport Bank
Parker Tuck, Att'y and Counsellor at Law,
and Judge of Probate.
J. F. Moses, Proprietor Robinson House
Charles Barnard, Merchant
A. S. Skinner, Cong. Clergyman
J. B. Bradley & Co., Carriage and Sleigh
Manufrs.
W. H. Darling, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps,
Telegraph and Express Agent.
S. C. Homer, Provisions and Groceries
S. P. Hall & Co., Corn, Flour, W. I. Goods
and Groceries.
J. H. Sherman, Blacksmith
E. Hadlock, Ship Master
R. P. Bucknam, Principal E. M. C. Seminary
James B. Crawford, Teacher of Mathematics
Rufus Buck, Corn and Flour Merchant
Wm. Henderson, Physician and Surgeon
Geo. Blodget, Merchant
Small «& lisley, Manufr of Pumps, Blocks,
Ships' Wheels, Plugs, Wedges, &c.
Thomas G. Arey, Door, Sash, and Blind Man.
Isaiah L. Chipman, Ship Master
R. A. Turner, Manufr of Vessel, Sail, Row,
and P'ishing Boats.
Joseph Davidson, Ship Carpenter
Brown Ingalls, Gunsmith
J. E. Atwood «Sc Co., Patentees of the Sub-
marine Hydraulic Pumps, Water Pipes,
&c.
Franklin Spofford, Lumber Manufr
Wm. E. Butler, Mason
Wm. E. Gray, Carriage Manufr
A. I. Emerton, Farmer and DairjTnan
M. G. Buck, Trader and Farmer
John J. Lee, Civil Engineer, Supt. of Fort
Knox.
J. G. Leach, Architect
Bradley & Co., Dry Goods, Crockery, and
Furniture.
Wm. Beazley, Ship Calker
James A. Lawrence, Farmer
I. C. Chipman, "
John R. Arey, "
James Stubbs, "
Winslow Hinks, **
A. D. Darling,
G. W. Carr, Farmer
Joseph C. Eldridge, »'
E. Wight, "
Isaac Davis, **
James A. Smith, **
Nelson Varnham, **
Sylvanus Chipman, **
Stephen Chipman, Ship Master
I. H. Rhodes, Variety Store
F. R. Swazey, Physician, Druggist, and
Apothecary.
Nehemiah Cole, P. M. Bucksport Center
Virgil P. Wardwell, Lieutenant
J. E. Cunningham, Harness Manufr
J. P. Ames, Provision and Groceries
Frank Dorr, Livery Stable
Daniel Robinson, Stage Proprietor and Liv-
ery Stable.
J. P. Hooper, Merchant Tailor
Wm. H. Chase, Tin Plate Worker
BLUEHILL*
Ship Builder and Farmer
Farmer
.Jos. Hinkley,
W. W. Hi-kley,
W. G. Ste\ ns,
John Athei ■ >n, "
J. T. Hinkl v,
Wm. P. Fan Kner, Dry and Fancy Goods
Merchant.
R. W. Ormou ,
Spencer Trenorgy,
F. A. Darling,
R. G. W. Dodge,
Leonard Clough,
S. P. Wood,
Israel Pirt,
Gideon H. Stevens,
C. L. Dodge,
D. L. Wyman,
John Grindle,
H. W. Hinkley,
Judah Chase,
Boot and Shoe Dealer
Ship Master
Stove Dealer
Farmer and Surveyor
Spar Maker and Joiner
Farmer and P. M.
Farmer
Farmer and Egg Merchant
Farmer
Proprietor Bluehill House
Ship Master
Isaac Stover, Farmer
Andrew Grav, Jr., "
H. R. Billings, "
David Grindle, Farmer and Ship Carpenter
James Gilpatrick, Bap. Clergyman
Nehemiah Hinkley, Lumber
Nathan Park, Farmer
Lemuel Peters, "
Parker K. Pillsbury, Farmer and Ship Car-
penter.
J. W. Ganett, Stone Cutter
Albert Whitney, " "
Miiford Grindle, " "
Charles A. Barrett, " "
H. H. Osgood, Stone Cutter and Farmer
Edward R. Osgood, Teacher
Mrs. Eliza H. Gushing.
Zenas Closson, Stone Cutter and Farmer
John Friend, Farmer
Simeon Grindle, "
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BliCJEHILL.
Dealer in Granite
Ship Master
Millman
B. W. Darling,
Leonard Carmage,
Joel Long,
James Opindel, "
F. P. Ingalls, M. F. & R. H. Long, Brick
Manufs.
Eben Mayo, Ship Carpenter and Farmer
I. Grundle, Farmer
N. Osgood, "
Lemuel P. Cushing, "
Albion P. Gray, Ship Master
A. H. Osgood, Farmer and Ship Carpenter
Isaac Johnson, Farmer
Rufus P. Stover, Ship Carpenter
Oliver Eaton, Farmer and Fishex-man
Abner Eaton, " •* "
Joseph Condage, " " "
B. W. Hinklev, For Bluehill Academy
S. P. Wood, '' «' "
Alex. Fuller, " " "
BROOKLIN.
Rowland Carlton,
Lucius Bradford,
Joshua A. Herrick,
Wm. Ober,
Thomas Hamilton, Farmer and Fisherman
Merchant and Farmer
Bap. Clergyman
Farmer
Thomas Hale, Farmer, House Joiner, and
Fisherman.
Mary A. Heath, Dry Goods, Groceries, Milli-
nery, Boots, Shoes, &c.
B. VV.' Cole, Farmer
BROOKSYILLE.
David Wasson, Farmer and Ship Builder
John Limeburuer, " '• '• "
Wm. Wasson, Ship Master
John Mathews,
A. G. Perkins, Dry, W. I, Goods, and Groc's
James Smith,
A. P. Tapley, Ship Master
Thomas Tapley, Ship Master and Farmer
Farmer
C. W. Parker,
Kenney Grindle, "
Geo. V. Mills, "
John W. Jones, "
J. N. Lord, Seaman
Benj. \V. Tapley, Seaman and Calker
Rufus B. Bickford, House and Ship Joiner
C A S T I N E.
R. H. Bridgham, Physician and Surgeon
J. R. Redman, Collector
Ansel Lennan,
Jarvis Howse,
W. M. Lawrence, House and Ship Joiner
Henry B. Butler, Blacksmith
Geo. H Emerson, Stoves and Furniture
Lemuel Moyrage, Jr. Boot and Shoe Manufr
D. W. Webster, Jr., Teacher
Charles Rogers, Post Master
Wm. H. H. Spofford,
F. M. Holden,
C. C. Haskell,
John T. Brown,
W. H. Saunders,
Geo. H. Hosmer,
Andrew J. Beck,
Asa G. Haskell,
Thomas Greenlaw,
Dudley H. Dows,
F. M. Holden,
DEER
Farmer
School Teacher
Cooper and Farmer
Ship Master
Surveyor
Ship Master and Owner
Ship Master
Seaman
Peddler and Farmer
Master Mariner
ISLE.
M. V. Warren,
k A. G. Sawyer, " "
Wm. Warren, " "
Stephen Downs, Manufr of Fish Barrels, and
Packer of Fish.
S. S. Knight,
Seth Webb, Dry, W. I. Goods, and Groceries
Phebe Babbidge.
Samuel Whitmore, Dry, W. I. Goods, and
Groceries, and Dealer in Fish.
ELLSWORTH.
Geo. Parcher, Physician and Surgeon
A. M. Hopkuis,
Sanger & Burr, Prop's Ellsworth American
Black & Foster, Corn, Flour, and W. I. Goods
Seth Tisdale, Lumber Merchant
Geo. Cunningham, Furniture, Paper Hang-
ings, Picture Frames, Ships' Wheels, &c.
James H. Hopkins, Lumber Merchant
Davis & Lord, Hardware, Iron and Steel,
Paints, Oil, Glass, &c.
Edgar Robinson, Manufr Staves, Heading,
Box Boards, &c.
Geo. VV. Newbegin, Book-keeper
A. F. Drinkwater, Att'y and Counsellor at
Law.
J. H. Chamberlain, Agt. Veazie Bank, also
Insurance Agt.
A. Wiswell, Att'y and Counsellor at Law
Wetherbee Merritt, Prop'r Ellsworth House
Joseph S. Milliken, Boarding House and Bil-
liard Saloon.
Joseph H. Cole, Ship and Carriage Work,
Horse Shoeing, &c.
Wilbur F. Lane, Carriage and Sleigh Manufr
Stephen Monaghan, " " " "
J. W. Osgood, Architect and Builder
Keuiston & Tower, Carriage, Sign, and Orna-
mental Painting.
S. F. Fifield, Sail Maker
G. H. Brooks,
H. D. Curtis, Capt. Tow Boat Express
Town of Ellsworth.
James W. Davis, Clerk in the OflSce of Reg-
ister of Deeds.
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ELLSWORTH.
Charles Jarvis.
Joseph Friend & Co., Merchant Tailors, and
Dealeri? in Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Wasson & iMoor, Job Printers and Publishers
Eastern Farmer.
Aiken Bros , Stoves, Tin Ware, and House
Furnishing Goods.
J. L. Moor.
E. N. Stover,
D. P. Jordan,
Geo P. Osgood,
Horace Davis,
D. S. Bonzey,
Lumber Merchant
Ship Builder
Millman
Farmer and Lumberman
_ ^^ Variety Store
H. B. Jordau,'Manurr and Dealer in Lumber
I. S. Lord, " "
James M. Bonzey, Boarding House and Hotel
Geo. H. Brown, Lumber Manufr
Addison Dodge, Surveyor and Engineer
H. H. Kmerson, Boot and Shoe Manufr
Wm. H. Black, Fanner and Prop'r of Blood
Stock.
A. H. Bellattv, Farmer and Grist Mill
A. R. Woodward, Manufr of Edge Tools
Wm. A. Ulmer, Cooper
C J. Ulmer "
L. B. Ulmer, Manufr and Dealer in Buckets,
Pails, &c.
John Black, Ship Owner, and Farmer
Mason Joy, Master Mariner
Z. Foster J Hardware
Greenleat Stackpole, Jr., Clairvoyant Phy-
sician, also Inventor of the Don Carlos
Sewinsj Machine.
John F. Whitcomb, Blacksmith
Benj. I. Wood, Master Mariner
E. (j. Morang, Manufr of Fish Barrels
Charles Maddox, Farmer
J. T. Osgood, Surgeon Dentist
C. L. De Laithe, Carriage Work, Horse Shoe-
ing, <fec.
Geo. W. Fisk, Blacksmith
Geo. W. Goding, Foundry and Machinist
Geo. A. Tapley,
Charles E. Whitcomb,
R. B. Carter,
E. P. Clough,
Frank Arnold,
Warren Milliken,
Lafayette Davis,
Andrew Bartlett,
Samuel Bonsev,
L. S. W^ebber,"
Blacksmith
House Carpenter
Millman
Lumberman
Farmer and Mechanic
Ship Master
Carpenter
D. N. Moor & Co., Furniture and Paper
Hangmgs.
EDEN.
Tobias Roberts, Merchant and Proprietor of
Hotel.
Theodore Paine, Farmer and Lumberman
Jared Emery, " " "
John T. Emery, Farmer
S. N. Emery, House Joiner
S. S. Thompson,
Joel Emery, Jr.,
Upton Salsbury,
Reuben Salsbury,
Samuel Sugat,
E. A. Alley,
Master Planner
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer
Ship Carpenter
Master Mariner
Nathaniel Share,
GOULDSBORO.
Mariner ] Geo. W. Nutter,
Mariner
HANCOCK
Samuel Stratton, Jr., Ship Carpenter and
Farmer.
Samuel N. McFarland, Farmer and Mechanic
Calvin Berry, Farmer and Master Mariner
John Milliken, Farmer and Mechanic
Moses Moon, Master Mariner
T.jG. Coates.
F. C. «& G. G. Moon, Master Mariner, Singing
S. Teacher,
Charles Coates,
Hulda A. Crabtree.
Henry Ball,
Gideon L. Joy,
Farmer
Farmer
Farmer and Msiriner
Thomas Mayo,
MT. DESERT
Master Mariner
O R L A N D
Nathan Emerson,
Luke S. Harriman,
Joseph Hopkins,
Daniel B. Eldridge,
Ephraim Hopkins,
Kufus Ames,
Wm. Grindle,
John Hopkins,
Oliver Bolter,
Physician and Surgeon
Shipwright
Farmer
Master Mariner
Merchant
Farmer and Fisherman
Andrew P. Doren,
A. J. Works,
L. Phillips,
Isaac H. Harriman,
A. K. P. Gross,
James McKensey,
Isaac C. Harriman,
Luke Landers,
L. W. Conner,
Painter
Ambrotypist
Farmer
Trader
Blacksmith
House Joiner
Farmer
Master Mariner
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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PENOBSCOT.
Wm. GrindeH, Jr., Farmer
W. & A. Perkins, Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Crockery Ware, &c.
A. L. Ward well, Dry 'Goods and Groceries
Francis Grindell, Wool, Wool Skins, Hay, &c.
Peleg G. Staples^ School Teacher and Farmer
Elisha Bowden, " " " "
T. Cookson,
Josiah Wilson,
Isaac B. Goodwin,
Jonathan Hatch,
Samuel Leach,
Joel Hatchings,
SEDGWICK.
Wm. H. Sargent, Ship Builder
L. B. Sargent, Ship Master
R. S. Cole, Boot and Shoe Maker
W. G. Sargent, Fancy, and Staple Goods,
Flour, Corn, Groc's, and Fishing Outfits.
John Watson, Ship Builder
D. P. Dority, Prop'r Travelers' Home
E. C. Hooper, Ship Carpenter
Josjeph W. Gray, " '
Blacksmith
Farmer
J. F. Gray,
S. B. Gray,
Porter D. Gray,
Amos E. Grindle,
David M. Hooper,
D. Mason Allen,
Variety Store
* Farmer
L. G. Philbrook,
M. P. AUen,
E. G. Durgain,
Newton Stover,
John Eaton,
Kotridge Hooper,
D, Morgan, Jr.,
Russell H, Sargent,
D. M. Mears,
Wm. Flye,
Meth. Clergyman
Farmer
Shoemaker
Farmer
Farmer
Seaman
Ship Builder
Master Mariner
Sidney Drinkwater, Physician and Surgeon
Jasper N. Sargent, Ship Master
Isaiah Ober, Ship Master and Farmer
Leander S. Tripp, Bap. Clergyman
Moses Herrick, Dry, W. I. Goods, and Groc's
SURRY.
Samuel Merrill, Ship Builder and Merchant
Ship Master
Pub. Eastern Farmer
Physician and Surgeon
Merchant
Farmer and Teacher
Geo. Trenorgy,
Wasson & Moor,
C. K. Higgins,
J. M. Merrill,
Charles Jarvis,
E. T. Thurston, "
Samuel Lord, Hardware Mer't and Lumber-
man.
F. W. Witham, Ship Master
Wm. D. Wood, "
Charles Joy, Farmer and Blacksmith
M. M. Morgan, Farmer
R. K. Swett, Ship Carpenter
H. J. Milliken, Dealer in Lumber
Thomas Smith, Farmer and Lumberman
Benj. Smith, Farmer and Dealer in Lumber
Augustus Milliken, Manuf r of Lumber
Abraham Lord, Ship Carpenter and Farmer
Benj. Flood, "^ " " "
Paul Curtis, House and Ship Carpenter, and
Farmer.
S. S. Green, Farmer
Abijah C. Lord, Joiner and School Teacher
Oscar Morrill, Seaman
Charles W. Connors,
SULLIVAN.
Shipwright
T R E M O N T.
Henry H. Clark, Proprietor Island Hotel
W. W. A. Heath, Teacher and Justice of the
Peace.
Benj. Sawyer,
Charles C. Fuller,
L. B. Wyman,
John B. Robbins,
Wm. Hodgdon,
C. H. Sawver,
Oliver M. Norwood,
J. M. Butler,
A. C. Milliken,
John Walls,
Wm. L. Tinker,
Abraham Richardson,
Ship Carpenter
Boot and Shoe Maker
Civil Engineer
Master Mariner
Geo, Booth,
R. H. Lunt,
Andrew Lopaus,
Lewis Freeman,
J. R. Freeman,
David Clark,
Jonathan Norwood,
John F. Norwood,
Wilson Guptell,
Amos B. Newman,
Alfred Harper,
S. G. Rich,
Wm. A. Clark,
James T. Clark,
WETMORE ISLAND.
J. S. Bennett,
N. P. Webster,
Lumber Manuf r
House aad Ship Joiner
R. C. Abbott,
Joshua A. Whitmore,
Master Mariner
Ship Builder
Proprietor Hotel
House Carpenter
Ship
Farmer
Boat Builder
House Carpenter
Farmer
Fisherman'
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.
AUGUSTA,
Att'y & Coun. at Law
Judge S. J. Court
Speaker House of Rep.
Clergyman
Att'y & Coun. at Law
(( (( n
Lot M. Morrill,
R. D. Rice,
J. G. Blaine,
Wm. A. Drew,
Noah Smith,
James VV. North,
John M. Meserve,
Williams & Cutler, " " "
Joseph Baker, " " "
A. Libby, " " "
S. Lancaster, " " "
S. Titcomb, Att'y & Coun. at Law, & Judge
Police Court.
Wm. M. Stratton, Clerk of Courts
J. Burton, Register of Probate
J. H. Richards, " " Deeds
Daniel Pike, County Treasurer
B. H. Gilbreth, Military Store-keeper
T. R. Noble,
Geo. W. Blanchard, Prin. Grammar School
B. H. Cushman, Sup. K. & P. R. R.
R. A. Ballou, Clergyman
I. Snell, Dentist
Joseph W. Ellis, Physician and Surgeon
J. L. Heath, Painter
John W. Chase, Hardware Merchant
Charles W. Safford, Hardware & Iron "
Leland & Brooks, Hardw. Stoves, & Guns'ths
Thos. T. Bartlett, Wholesale Groc. Merchant
J. M. Williams, "
Thos. C. Noble, "
J. W. Patterson, "
Thos. Lambard, Hardware Merchant
Eben. Fuller, Druggist and Apothecary
F. W. Kinsman, " " '•
0. C. Whitehouse, Dry Goods Merchant
M. P. Faught, Grocery Merchant
Daniel C. Stanwood, Book Merchant
Paul Brown, Station Agent R. R.
G. W. Ricker, Prop. Stanley H-.use
Harrison Baker, " Augusta House
Holmes & Scruton, '* Mansion House
W. M. Thayer, *' Kennebec Hotel
A. G. Longfellow, " Franklin House
E. Ballard, *' Cushnoc House
Dan'l T. Pike, Ed. & Pub. Aug. Age
Orin Rowe,
G. M. Jewell, Hair Dresser
Charles E. CoUer, Harness-maker
Stevens & Say ward, Pub. Kennebec Journal
Homan & Manly, " Maine Farmer
Edward Fenno, Book Merchant
Harcford & Smith, Book Binding
Sam. Shaw, Manufacturer
J. P. Wyman, Man. of Doors, Sash & Blinds
T. W. Neal, Mechanic
D. W. Hume, "
Wm. S. Preble,
C. A. Laughton,
E. Atkins,
H. H. Hill,
J. W. Welch,
Kennebec Man. Co.
Eastern Express Co.,
Gardiner Phillips,
C. Pullen,
Joseph Springer,
John Arnold,
0. P. Howe,
John D. Arthoney,
John M. Pond,
Moses M. Swan,
Machinist
Planing Mill
Physician & Surgeon
Supt. Gas Works
Water Street
Carriage Man.
Marble Man.
" Worker
Farmer
Photograph Artist
Provision Dealer
Clerk with S. S. Brooks
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Patten & Austin, Cloth. Merchants, Wa'r St.
Chisam & Cobb, Merchant Tailors, Cloths &
Clothing, Water St.
Newell Atkins,
J. W. Rowe,
E. Packard,
E. J. Keeting,
John Scoles,
C. S. Smith,
H. Bran,
L. Towle,
W. Bran,
S. Bangs,
B. Dyer,
L. Brann,
G. W. Glidden,
G. H. C. Kendrick,
H. S. Mosher,
W. M. Saunders,
J. W. Lawson,
Robert F. Dyer,
J. G. Phinney,
D. J. Boynton,
F. T. Grant,
M. Peaslee,
E. A. Bachelder,
H. M. Harlow,
Joseph H. Dudley,
Wm. Sibley,
T. C. Hovt,
Geo. H. fieald,
M. Donor,
Geo. W. Dudley,
John Gilley,
Alfred Shaw,
Daniel H. Church,
David Smiley, Jr.,
W. B. Pierce,
Daniel Foster,
Isaac Church,
Wm. T. Folsom,
Gideon HoUowell,
A. J. Walker,
Geo. W. Ladd,
Farmer
Sash & Blind Man.
Augusta Dye House
Slachinist
Miller
Printer, Journal Office
Mechanic
Door-maker
Mechanic
Machinist
Surveyor of Lumber
Bedstead Man.
Dye House
Lumberman
Chain Pump Man.
Lumberman
Baker
Sup't Insane Asylum
Carpenter
Butcher and Farmer
Farmer and Peddler
" " Batcher
Baker
Stone Cutter
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AUGUSTA.
0. H. Chase,
Hiram Mariner,
Hiram Craig,
Samuel Scribner,
Edward Leighton,
Samuel G. Burnes,
Moses Morrill,
Edmund Black,
Harvey A. Hovey,
Charles Estes,
John A. Perkins,
C. K. Emerson,
Z. Rockwood,
Samuel Cummings,
John Coney,
L. W. Churchill,
Farmer
John A. Perkins,
Lewis D. Moore,
Oilman Turner,
Samuel Coney,
S. McFarland,
Henry Craig,
Samuel Stevens,
L. W. Moore,
C Hewins,
A. H. Small,
Luther Packard,
Gospel Banner,
M. M. Stone, Jr.,
Wm. Preble,
E. Bartlett,
Reuben McKenney,
Farmer
Dep. Sec. of State
Sup't Public Buildings
Pres. Augusta Bank
Mechanic
Cotton Batting Man.
Bathing House
House Carpenter
Dep. Sheriff
Lumberman
Farmer and Butcher
by S. J. Ballou & Co.
Mechanic
u
Proprietor
Brick-maker
A L B f O N.
H. Stratton,
D. B. Fuller,
Jacob Tabor,
A. P. Fuller,
G. H. Wilson,
E. F. Webb,
N. Harding,
S. W. Peasely,
J. F. Stinson,
J. B. Besse,
E. H. Prescott, 2d,
R. Chalmers,
G. F. Hopkins,
0. F. Stinson,
A. T. Libby,
James Whitaker,
John B. Clifford,
W. K. Lunt,
Edward W. Bush,
Edward A. Maxfield,
Alice Reed,
Augustus Sanford,
J. B. Clifford,
E. B. Piper,
W. B. Cole,
N. S. Paul,
0. W. Wilson,
A. P. Crooker,
W. V. Leonard,
A. M. Manter,
Wm. H. Huskins,
A. Rockwood,
David Rockwood,
John W. Penny,
N. Penny,
Z. Yeaton,
Matthew Famham,
B. Famham,
J. S. Cummings,
Lemuel Yeaton,
John Tibbets,
Richard Yeaton,
Andrew Yeaton,
Paul Yeaton,
Leander Yeaton,
Merchant
Physician
Attorney at Law
Boot and Shoe Man.
Albion Hotel
Tanner and Currier
Blacksmith
Farmer
S. B. Crosby,
E. Pray,
H. .laquith,
A. H. Hammond,
K. P. Taylor,
Isaac H. Libby,
M. Rollins,
Daniel Kidder,
J A. Rider,
.r. W. Stratton,
Joseph Lake,
Wm. D. Doe,
Samuel Ingraham,
D. T. Weymouth,
S. R. Webb,
H. S. Frost,
Farmer
BENTON.
Merchant and Farmer
Merchant
Boot and Shoe Man.
Farmer
Hiram Webber,
James Fitzgerald,
Wra. Spearin,
Franklin Cole,
B. McNelley,
J. C. Smiley,
J. H. Walker,
David Richards,
J. B Tarbell,
L. Foss,
P. C. Hodsdon,
BELGRADE.
Physician
Merchant
Railroad House
Blacksmith
Farmer
Shoemaker
Farmer
Isaac Goodbridge,
Isaiah Rollins,
John Taylor,
John W. Greeley,
Edward Smith,
Warren Allen,
Wm. Trask,
David Tompson,
Wm. F. Mills,
Stephen Richardson,
Charles B. Crowell,
George D. Wadley,
Curtis Wyman,
Timothy Staples,
John Partridge,
Charles L. Hutching,
Jonathan Reynolds,
David Farnham,
Farm«
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CHINA.
Alfred Marshall,
E. H. Worthing,
S. H Worthing,
A. H. Abbott,
J. W. Jacob,
J. Greeley,
Wm. Coombs,
G. E. Brickett,
J. P. Jones,
H. R. King,
E. P. French,
E. H. Austin,
Lorenzo Grow,
Franklin Jepson,
S. B. Clark,
H. G. Tilton,
A. H. Jones,
J. S. Randall,
Noah Jones,
Thomas Ward,
John Jones,
Robert Goddard,
Stephen Babcock,
Philip Dinsmore,
Wm. Dutton,
J. H. Estes,
Danforth Parmeter,
J. B. Brackett, Sup. of
N. R. Winslow,
Thomas Searls,
Stephen Cobb,
James Black,
Mrs. B. F. Runnels,
Thomas Winter,
John A. Goodwin,
Edward H. Blanchard,
John L. French,
Josiah A. Carter,
Jonathan Laiten,
Eben. Freeman,
Joseph White,
John Yeaton,
Alonzo Tenney,
Almon Carson,
Geo. A. W. Booker,
Timothy Page,
Henry 1). Stevens,
Abner Towns,
Freeman White,
George Brown,
John Davenport,
Merchant
Miller
Hotel and P. M.
Physician & Surgeon
Prin. High School
Blacksmith
Mechanic
Farmer
Eli H. Webber, Farmer
Thomas Rogers, "
A. H. Clark, "
F. H. Crowell, "
Edmund Ward, "
Ebijah Ward, "
Chas. L. Robbins, "
E. G. Robinson, "
Edward Breck, "
H. 0. Ward, Farmer and Teamster
Josiah Philbrook, Shoe Man.
John Hussey, China Hotel
E. E. Plinton, Merchant, "Boston, Mass."
John Pinkham, Man. & Deal, in Ladies' and
Gents' Boots and Shoes.
T. W. Bridgham, -^^^'7 ^^^ Coun. at Law
Justus Greely, Boot & Shoe Man., P. 0.,
(Weeks' Mills).
Geo. Bassett, Farmer & Deal, in Stock, (S'h)
Jeremiah Mitchell, Farmer
S. Erskin, "
Noah S. Rice, "
John Northrupt, "
Amasa Taylor, Jr., "
T. SneU, «
B. Harrington, "
CHELSEA.
Schools and Teacher
Farmer
Farmer and Teacher
Mechanic
Hotel
Farmer
Master Mariner
Farmer
Blacksmith
Farmer
Mechanic
Farmer
Addison G. Davis,
Wm. Partridge,
A. H. Davis,
Wm. H. Black.
Mrs. Mahala Tasker.
Miss Ann Augusta Goodwin.
Samuel Blanchard,
Charles H. Blanchard,
Ruel Blanchard,
Harriet Emma Blanchard.
Wm. White,
G. K. Hayes,
John Bermyham,
R. Blanchard,
Wm. H. Collins,
John Kingman,
A. S. Pinkham,
Thomas Farnham,
N. H. Beales,
Samuel W. Barker,
J. F. Morrill,
Alfred Peaslee,
Rufus Clark,
Farmer
Farmer
Farmer
Mechanic
Farmer
Togus Hotel
Teacher and Farmer
Farmer
CLINTON.
E. Hatch, Merchant & Station Agent, R. R.
John Totman,
J. H. Stinchfield,
E. Whitten,
C. P. Brenmer,
Charles Read,
Chas. Jaquith,
N. Jaquith,
J. Baker,
J. Nelson,
Foster Brown,
A- Eldridge,
S. Putnam,
E. L. McNelley,
Alonzo Richardson,
Mei'chant
Station Ag't R. R.
Hotel
Carriage Man.
House Carpenter
Blacksmith
Farmer
Fanner
Geo. Morrison,
Geo. H. Kinsley, "
David Hunter, 2d, "
Daniel Whitten, "
J. M. Winn, "
R. R. Williams, "
D. T. Hobbs, "
R. Flagg, "
Daniel E. Greely, "
A. F. Malcomb, Laborer
Hiram Hutchinson, Merchant, (Clin. Gore)
Wm. H. Harding, Farmer, " "
Freeman Luce, Blacksmith, " "
Wm. Weymouth, Prop, of Hotel, " "
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FARMINGDALE.
J. L. Hunter,
Geo. S. Kimball,
Joshua Lowell,
B. F. Sandford,
Sumner Smiley, Jr.,
Isaiah Stevens,
H. W. Jewett,
James Jewett, Jr.,
Geo. W. Waitt,
Peter Grant,
Samuel T. Cannon,
G. C. McCausland,
Reuben Seavey,
Alden Rice,
Hiram B. Colcord,
A. Rich,
John Graves,
Greenleaf Rice,
Thomas Gilpatrick,
Mrs. Frances J. Conner.
Attorney at Law
Farmer
((
u
Lumberman
Mechanic
Farmer
Merchant and P. M.
Farmer
J. B. Cannon,
Mrs. Charlotte Brown.
Mrs. C. H. Hatch.
Mrs. Jane Burns.
Miss C. P. Church.
Luella Collins,
Geo. E. Ross,
Daniel A. Horn,
John Curtis,
A. Brewer,
Thomas J. Davis,
Dennis S. Patridge,
John Libby, 2d,
James Collins,
L. Ballard,
A. B. McCausland,
Levi M. Nelson,
Norton Walb ridge,
Harvey Scribner,
Isaiah Stevens,
Trader
Teacher
Farmer
FAYETTE.
Moses Hubbard,
Farmer
Oliver Billings,
Lewis Chase,
Drover and Farmer
James Smith,
F. A. Chase,
Farmer
M. H. Kent,
S. C. Tuck,
Teacher
Wm. F. Hilton,
J. W. C. Jones,
Farmer
James A. Berry,
A. J. Sturtevant,
((
Oilman B. French,
Cyrus Brown,
(1
James Jones,
J. F. Stevens,
Farmer and Teacher
Samuel Tuck,
A. G. French,
Physician and Surgeon
David Anderson,
Asa Hutchinson,
Farmer
T. A. Sturtevant,
Nathan P. Fellows,
u
L. C. Lothrop,
Elijah Sanderson,
((
J. W. Lane,
John Fellows,
il
David Batchelder,
Alden Lane,
((
Sidney Crane,
H. B. Lovejoy,
P.
M. and Merchant
0. B. 'Marston,
A. G. Underwood,
Teacher
Benj. H. Merrill,
Levi Cochren,
Farmer
Benj. Fellows,
John Hubbard,
((
Sumner Folsom,
S. H. Fifield,
Teacher
Joseph Gile,
P. F. Pike,
Farmer
Osbert Lothrop,
W. L. SmaU,
u
Allen Fisk,
Marshall Lane,
((
Farmer
Fanner and Teacher
Farmer
Wooden Ware Manf.
WEST GARDINER
E. Titcomb,
Job Sampson,
M. D. Fratus,
S. Woodbury,
J. L. Spear,
Henry L. Parks,
G. A. Marston,
Alvin Merrill,
Charles Owen,
Peter Clark,
Shipmaster
Farmer
Oscar F. Haynes,
John W. Herrick,
Joseph Cole,
Geo. Wakefield,
Charles Roberts,
Gardner Roberts,
Geo. W. Fogg,
Eliakim Norton,
John Stevens,
Nancy Ware,
Farmer
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GARDINER.
Rt. Rev. Georp:e Burgess, Bishop of Maine
Frederic Gardiner, Episcopal Clergyman
D. B. Randall, Meth. E. ""
W. T. Smitli, F. W. B.
Samuel H. Worcester, N. Church "
P. P. Morell, Meth. E. "
G. Bailey, Univ. "
Geo. P. 'Mathews, Cal. B. "
Noah Woods, Att'y at Law, Pres. Oakl'd B'k
Charles Danforth, " " County Att'y
Nath'l M. Whitmore, Attorney at Law
N. M. Whitmore, 2d, " "
George VV. Wilcox, " "
H. W. True, " "
L. Kidder, " "
G. S. Palmer, Physician
C. W. Whitman, "
Stephen Whitman, "
Caleb S. Whitman, "
W. Pincin, "
J. Donnell Young, "
M. F. Marble, "
J. W. Libby, "
L. Gilmore, Dentist
H. B. Hoskins, Paper Manufacturer
F. G. Richards, " "
Isaac N. Tucker, " "
Richards & Hoskins, Ag't Gr't Falls Co.
William Palmer, Judge Police Court
C. P. Branch, Druggist
C. A. & J. D. White,
J. A. Jackson, "
A. M. C. Heath, Pub. of Home Journal
S. Bowman, Cashier of Oakland Bank
Joseph Adams, " Cobbossecontee Bank
R. H. Gardiner, Land & Water Power Prop.
A. B. Hough, Insurance Agent
Osgood & Pease, Gardiner Hotel
Benj. Johnson, Johnson House
Samuel Lane, Kennebec Hotel
Joshua Thwing, Books and Stationery
G. M. Atwood, " " "
Benj. Lawrence, Dry Goods Dealer
A. Parsons, (Parsons & Palmer) " "
J. L. Shuman, Agent for Me. State Map
Warren Reed, Grocer
R. E. Johnson, *'
Freeman Trott, "
Snowman & Potter, "
F. A. Plaisted & Co., Stone Ware Man.
Joseph Perry, Machinist
Drake & Noyes, "
P. C. Holmes & Co., Machinists & Iron Foun.
T. S. Foster & Co., Man. & Deal, in Cloth.
J. J. Marston, " " "
John II. Flynt, " " »
A. A. Luce, " " "
John Webb, Man. & Deal, in Boots & Shoes
Joshua K. Osgood, Auctioneer
A. Woodward, Telegraph Operator
Herman Stinson, Sup't of Streets
S. C. Stinson, . Artist
J. S. Verrill, "
G. S. Andrews, Teacher
I. V. Owen, Barber
James Foye, Trader
J. E. Elwell, Provision Dealer
J. F. Purrington, " "
J. Philbrook, Furniture
Stoves and Tin Ware
S. Knight,
T. S, Andrews, " " "
James Nash, Man. and Deal, in Furniture
J. D. Gardiner, Saddle & Harness-maker
L. S. James, Jeweler
Simeon Turner, Painter & Glazier
J. A. Berry, Fish Market
John Fairbanks, Miller
William Perkins, Oakum Man.
A. C. Hoyt, Upholsterer
Wilbert Clary, Pail Man.
Philip Winslow, Woolen Man.
Samuel Smith, Jr., Mechanic
R. K. Littlefield, Millwright
E. W. Atwood,
J. E. Ladd, "
Alfred Smith, Blacksmith
W. R. Wharff,
S. E. Johnson, Marble Worker
Augustus Bailey, Carriage Man.
A. E. Wing, "
E. E. Vigeoureux, Sail-maker
Wm. E. Jarvis & Co., Tanners & Curriers
John Holt, » "
James G. Donnell, House Carpenter
George W. Snow,
P. S. Robinson, » **
J. F. Merrill, " "
Wm. C. Watson, " "
C. T. Somes, Fruit, Confectionery & Oysters
Wm. Landerkin, " "
J. B. Dingley, Hardware
Miss E. B. Whitney, Millinery &, Fan. Goods
Miss A. B. Rafter, " " "
Miss M. A. Libby, " " "
Mrs. Olive Whitney, Bleachery & Millinery
S. Hathaway, Hats, Caps, and Furs
Philip Larrabee, Livery Stable
Geo. VV. Castner, Master Mariner
Wm. M. Wood, Stone Ware Agent
John Berry, Jr., Lumber Dealer & P. M.
Arthur Berry, Lumber Dealer
Elbridge Berry, " "
Joshua Gray, " "
Daniel Gray, " "
N. 0. Mitchell, " "
Nathan Foster, Horticulturist
John Stevens, Farmer, (West)
L. B. Mitchell, Farmer
Michael Hildreth, "
Daniel Larrabee, **
Cyrus Smith, **
Jos. C. Atkins, **
Daniel Webster, "
Joseph Williams, "
Freeman Williams, "
Shirley Libby, **
D. M. Stevens, **
Luther Smith, **
Zina Standish, "
George F. Church, "
J. T. Smith, "
Samuel Hopkins, "
James Capen, Jr., "
Bernard Esmond, "
•Joseph Booker, "
Peter Waitt, «
B. WiUiams, "
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HALLOWELIi.
John Hubbard, Physician and Surgeon
M.C.Richardson, " " "
M. B. Lakeman, Mayor
Henry Cooper, Ship Owner
VVm. Stickney, Oil Cloth Man.
E. Rowell, Editor
Simon Page, Drugs &, Med., & Man. of Oil
Cloths.
E. K. Butler, Att'y & Coun. at Law
J. B. Hubbard, " '• "
H. K. Baker, " " "
A. D. Stinchfield, " " "
Chas. Dummer, Physician
Nicholas Smith, "
I. C. Dwight, Merchant
A. S. Washburn, Broker
Andrew Masters, Publisher & Book Merchant
J. Q. A. Hawes, Physician & Surgeon
J. T. Chase, Dentist
James H. Leigh, Dry Goods and Carpets
Wm. Getchell, Dry Goods
F. J. Day, Com and Flour Merchant
Wm. R. Prescott, Stoves, Hardw., & Iron Fo.
Wm. Nye, Chemist
F. Glaizer, Jr., Horticulturist
0. F. Saflford, Clergyman
A. Felch, '«
H. Q. Butterfield, "
W^m. H. Strout, "
A. P. Tracy, "
A. H. Howard, Cashier Bank
C. Spaulding, Book Merchant
Nath'l Tead, Prop. Hallo well House
F. Hathaway, Hardware Iron Merchant
Justin E. Smith, Publisher & Book Merchant
D. L. & N. S. Gardiner, Mer. Tailors, & Deal,
in Cloths.
J. C. Edwards, Foreman in Whiting Mill
Chas. Kimball, Printer
S. H. Bryant, Hardware, Stoves, &c.
Childs & Atkins, Stoves, Hardware, &c.
C. A. Page, Harness, Trunks, & Saddle Man.
Geo. G. Wells, Ship Master
H. C. Vaughan, Prin. of High School
I. B. Brackett, Prin. of Gram. School, (Lew'n)
Mrs. E. G. Otis.
James Atkins, Ship Builder and Farmer
J. F. Tliompson, Dep. Sheriff
F. E. Sager, Shoe Dealer
D. W. Packard, Confectionery
S. C. Thomas, Boots and Shoes
A. W. Palmer, Grocery Merchant
H. Tobey, Corn and Flour Merchant
Morris Dodge, Confectionery Man.
John B. Laflin, Hair Dresser and Barber
Geo. S. Ricker, Oyster Saloon
Joseph E. Howe, Wholesale Confectionery
B. Morrey, Ag't Hallo well Man. Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Decker, MiUiu. & F. Goods
Cyrus Woodson, Provisions and Groceries
J. M. Smiley, Mechanic
E. P. Norton, Wool Dealer
Eben. Horn, Tanner and Wool Dealer
A. Horn, » " » "
W. C. Fuller, Blacksmith
H. W. Spaulding, Miller
C. G. Smith, Blacksmith and Farmer
R. G. Handy, Moulder
J. W. Kenney, "
Samuel Swift, "
T. VV. Newman, Pub. of Hallowell Courier
A. D. Niles, Livery Stable
Geo. Fuller, Print Block Man.
A. Dod^e, Grocery Dealer
Horace vVinslow, Magic Soap Man., "Boston"
S. A. Waterhouse, Prin. Hallowell Academy
S. Smith, Marble Worker
Luther L. Allen, Pattern Maker
Benj. G. Robinson, Joiner
Stephen Stantiall, Carpenter
Isaac McCausland, "
E. Towle, Foreman in Carpet Factory
Henry Sampson, Carpet Man.
W. S. Robinson, Carpenter
Thos. Hovey, Post Master & City Clerk
LITCHFIEIiD
Isaac Frost,
Cyrus Kendrick,
Isaac Starl)ird,
George E. MitcheU,
True Woodbury,
Benj. W. Berry,
John Woodbury,
C. F. Dunn,
Clergyman
Physician and Surgeon
Merchant
Carriage Manf.
Wheelwright
Farmer and Teacher
Farmer
Josiah True,
Joseph Sawyer,
E. G. Smith,
D. W. Berry,
C. H. Robinson,
D. W. Danforth,
W. M. Hattin,
Fanner
MONMOUTH.
Abner C. Stockin, A. M., Prin. Mon. Academy
Henry S. Loring, Clergyman
Wm. Arnold, Merchant
A. Huntington, Deal'r in Drugs and Medicine
Washington Wilcox, Sec. Mon. Fire Ins. Co.
Jos. R. King, Manf. of aU kinds Webbing
Benjamin Manuell, Post Master
Henry A. Williams, " "
George B. Leuzader, Hotel
W. H. HaU, Hotel, ( So. Mon. )
George W. King, Farmer
John G. Judkins, "
Samuel Henry King, Teacher
Jacob S. Robinson, Dyer
Thos. L. Stanton, Manf. of all kinds Webbing
Joseph Cochran, Jr., Physician
John A. Tinkham, Boot and Shoe Manf.
John A. Pettengill, Shovel Handle Manf.
E. Freeman. Farmer
J. P. Robinson, "
Joseph Pettengill, *'
S. 0. King. "
0. W. Blaisdell, *»
Robert R. Moore, "
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MANCHESTER.
Edward C Sampson,
Albert G. Page,
Geo. A. Bailey,
C. A. Lowell,
Enoch Wood,
H. G. Cole.
D. Daggett.
S. G. Mason,
M. A. Bailey.
Asa Morrill,
Wm. P. Merrill,
Sullivan Kilbrith,
I. N. Wadsworth,
A. N. Cummings,
J. H. Bailev,
L. D. Farr,"
Jacob Sampson,
I. W. Hawkes,
Charles Wing,
E. J. Brainerd,
A. A. Brainerd,
Rowland Freeman,
Reuben Packard,
Alden Safford,
J. B. Thomas,
Virgil Scribner,
Wm. Fifield,
J. M. Allen,
C. Hopkins,
S. W. Chase,
H. D. Norton,
S. S. Haynes,
John Haynes,
Edward French,
N. T. Smith,
Q. L. Smith.
Aaron Cogswell,
Gilbert Taggot,
E. E. Tuttle,
J. Scribner,
Benj. Philbrick,
Samuel S. Greeley,
Jacob Rundlett,
Benj. S. Philbrick,
Daniel A. Thing,
A. S. Lvford,
C. B. Piillen,
Alfred Weston,
Carpet Manf.
Oil Carpet Manf.
Shoe Manf.
Farmer
Mansion House
Farmer
Teacher and Farmer
Farmer
Teacher and Farmer
Farmer
Engineer
Farmer
S. D. Richardson,
S. F. Harriman,
David Cummings,
Benj. H. Davenport,
John Hewins,
Caleb Packard,
John Goldthwait,
Wm. Morgridge,
Carrie Page,
Lottie L. Prince.
Voranous Kimball,
Lorenzo Whitten,
George Snell,
John Shedd,
Mrs. Mary E. Works.
Mrs. 0. A. French.
Asa Knowles,
Carpenter Winslow,
Hiram Fifield,
Eliab L. Eaton,
Benjamin Hill,
Eliab Lyon,
M. AVingate,
Jonathan Kempton, Jr.,
Charles H. Collins,
T. H. Fairbanks,
Augustus Parsons,
Amasa Douglas,
Clergyman and Farmer
Teacher
Farmer
Seamstress
Farmer and Blacksmith
Farmer
Farmer
M T. VERNON.
Merchant
Physician and Surgeon
Drugs and Medicines
Merchant Tailor
Farmer
Mechanic
Farmer
Shoemaker
Farmer
Homer S. Bean,
Benj. F. Philbrick,
J. Towle,
Andrew Brown,
James Carson,
Andrew Brainard,
Oliver Trask,
S. S. Robinson,
Henry Greely, Jr.,
Albion Stevens,
Alfred Ladd,
J. R. Marston,
David DollofF,
John G. Dunn,
Wm. T. Reed,
Harvey Cram,
Henry C. Clough,
Joseph Hopkins,
J. E. Trask,
Farmer
PITTSTON.
Stephen Young,
Clark Benner,
Wm. Cooper,
F. Stevens,
C. Stevens,
Wm. H. Mooers,
A. H. Clark,
Wm. Benjamin,
Alexander McCollum,
R. M. Caldwell,
James M. Carpenter,
H. T. Clark,
G. L. Cox,
John C. Nelson,
Wm. C. Cutts,
Warren H. Mooers,
Ship Owner
Shipbuilder
Merchant
Attorney at Law
Phvsician
Printer
Insurance Agent
Livery Stable
Shipmaster
James W. Crowell,
G. W. Lyon,
Zachariah Fliiner,
Sanford Stevens,
James Ware,
Wm King,
Jacob Marson,
John Brann,
James Hunt,
Charles S. Brown,
W. K. Lewis,
Wesley Benner,
B. B. Hanson,
Isaac Lapham,
D. B. Peaslee,
Wm. B. Winslow,
Printer
Farmer
Shipmaster
Attorney at Law
Farmer
Boot and Shoe Manf.
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PITTSTON.
Thomas Palmer,
Wm. Rollins,
John Boynton,
Winslow Hunt,
Wm. F. Abbott,
Isaac Lapham, Jr.,
A. V. Goodwin,
Ebonard Cooper,
Joseph Brookins,
Oliver Moulton,
Fanner
Carriage Manf.
Farmer
Shipmaster
Farmer
Merchant, (Lewiston)
Lumberman
J. Abbott,
Benj. F. Fuller,
Henry Dearborn,
Wm. Baker,
Wm. Gould,
John Warren,
S. S. Aver,
James Marson,
L. Marson,
READFIELD.
A. P. Morrill, Att. & Conn, at Law, & M. C.
Asa Gile, Att'y and Counsellor at Law
J. R. Bachelder, Manf. and Farmer
Geo. C. Crawford, Clergyman
H. M. Eaton, ''
J. A. Sanborn, Oil Cloth Man.
Moses Whittier, Merchant
J. S. Chapman, Manf.
Solomon Jenness, Man. & Dealer in Stoves,
Tm Ware, &c.
John Currier, Merchant Tailor
S. Allen, Farmer
F. A. Robinson, "
Jedediah Bourne, "
Samuel M. Gove, "
C. K. Titus, "
W. H. Holmes, "
Edmund Mears, "
B. H. Thomas "
H. P. Torsey, Prin. of M. Wesleyan Seminary
Greenleaf Davis, Trader
Samuel Nesbitt, Farmer
Samuel G. Fogg, "
0. H. WTiite, "
J. B. Mayhew,
J. B. Swanton,
Wm. Gordon,
J. J. Hutchinson,
J. Sherburne,
Seth Taylor,
David Elliott,
Reuben Russell,
Lewis Armstrong,
Alton Sedgley,
Daniel B. Palmer,
A. Gordon,
I. S. Chapman,
Charles A. Mace,
Benj. Brown,
G. W. Handy,
Gustavus Clark,
Charles Judkins,
Charles B. HaskeH,
Alden Packard,
Benjamin Davis,
Hiram Oilman,
A. K. P. Dudley,
C. S. Morse,
Farmer
Shipmaster
Farmer
Farmer
Hotel
Farmer
Pedler
Printer
ROME.
Josiah S. Scribner,
James Tibbetts,
Otis Goodwin,
Charles H. Whittier,
Teacher
Clergyman
Farmer
Merchant and P. M.
Nathan P. Martin,
R. Wentworth,
Stephen Tracy,
Fanner
House Carpenter
S I D X E Y.
W. A. P. Dillingham,
True Whittier,
James Sherman,
Seth Robinson,
J. G. Gushing,
David Robinson, Post
John Ham,
S. L. Wait,
Atwood F. Jones,
0. C. Smiley, '
H. W. D. Hayward,
Charles W. Coffin,
Samuel Clark,
Uriah S. Colwell,
Albert Drummond,
W. J. Smiley,
Greenleaf Barton,
Paul T. Stevens,
Nathaniel Chase,
Lauriston Guild,
Edwin Reynold,
H. R. Smiley,
John SawteUe.
Clergvman
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Merchant
Carriage Manf.
Physician
Master, (W. Sidney)
Engineer
Blacksmith
Teacher
Blacksmith
Teacher
Shipmaster
Stock Dealer
Farmer
George Field,
J. S. Grant,
Joseph Field,
J. H. Linscott,
E. A. Field,
Benj. Field,
B. F. Jewett,
Nathaniel Taylor,
J. S. Sargent,
E. G. Sawtelle,
James Shaw,
J. C. Re VB olds,
Charles 'T. Blaisdell,
C. T. Morse,
John Merrill,
Asa Bobbins,
Lyman Abbott,
D. Townsend,
L. C. Edgerly,
Wm. F. Pun-ington,
F. R. Sherman,
Isaac Cottle,
Paul Wing,
Farmer
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Howard Wyman,
Paul Hammond,
Asa Trask,
M. N. Cowim,
Dean Swift,
N. Sawtelle,
SIDNEY.
Farmer
C. W. Longley,
R. Swift.
Abner Hammond,
Bradford Sawtelle,
Elijis VV. Bowman,
D. E. Manter,
D. P. Tiffany,
Jonas Butterfield.
Farmer
VASSALBORO.
J. D. Lang,
Abram Stickney,
Samuel H. Doe,
Hiram Doe,
Henry Goddard,
T. B. Nichols,
J. H. Barrows,
Joseph Estes,
C. Alden,
North Vassalboro Man.
Paul MerrUl,
E. Ayer,
H. C. Wing,
I. G. W^orth,
B. Bran,
Reuben Weeks, Jr.,
H. Burgess,
John Homans,
E. Burgess,
George Nowell,
Wm. Weeks,
Edwin W^eeks,
Gilbert Aldrich,
Henry Taber,
M. F. Whethem,
Samuel Foster,
Daniel Denaco,
E. Bragg,
A. M. Bragg,
G. Strout,
Geo. Hussey,
J. D. Low,
A. K. Smiley,
Paul W. Whitehouse,
Frank Tabor,
H. C. Dickey,
Charles A. Taylor,
D. J. Davis,
W. S. B. Runnels,
B. Kimball,
Edward Fossett,
D. W. Sylvester,
F. B. Annis,
Andrew B. Smiley,
Rufus G. Brown,
Geo. L. Randall,
John Hamilton,
Levi B. Doe,
Manufacturer
Farmer
House Carpenter
Plow Man.
Mop Handle Man.
Egg Dealer
Physician
Boot and Shoe Man.
Co.
Physician
Merchant
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Farmer
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Lumber Dealer
Collector
Merchant
Blacksmith
Shoemaker
Farmer
0. N. Taylor,
A. P. Taylor,
Columbus Davis,
Joseph H. Allen,
Stephen Allen,
N. Meigs,
0. Warren,
Nathan Hall,
Charles Austin,
Wm. Hinkley,
A. B, Worth,
Benj. White,
Daniel M. VVyer,
Albert Randall,
John Richardson,
Benj. Goddard,
E. Pope,
A. Moors,
J. A. Prescott,
A. W. RandaU,
Wm. Merrill,
0. A. Webber,
Otis Hawes,
Samuel K. Bailey,
J. Gardner,
Edwin S. Prescott,
Warren Percival,
Albert G. Hawes,
Alvin J^tone,
Chas. C. Grow,
J. C. Chadbourn,
J. Vining,
Edward VV. Hamlin,
John W. Butterfield,
J. P. Arey,
Josiah Fairfield,
T. Snell,
J. Bennett,
H. M. Sawtelle,
J. G. Hall,
J. E. Wing,
S. Gibson,
G. Low,
H. Dudley,
Wm. Redington,
G. W. Pierce,
James W. White,
H. Gardner,
Farmer
Teacher
Teacher and Farmer
Supervisor of Schools
Painter
Teacher
Farmer
VIENNA
Ira Neal,
Appleton Moore,
Sewell Eaton,
H. F. Wood,
Daniel Brown,
Freeman Brown,
Maria Moores.
Joseph Edgcomb,
Prop. Hotel
Farmer
Teacher and Farmer
Farmer
Merchant
Farmer
Clergyman
Obadiah Whittier,
Cyrus S. Whittier,
John B. Brown,
Lyman Whittier,
Oren Brown,
Jonathan D. Maddox,
John Neal,
N. P. Moores,
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VIENNA.
Nathaniel Graves,
Henry Dowest,
J. Gilman,
John B. Braley,
Lovina Laughtin.
Nath'l Trask, Jr.,
Sewell Prescott,
James Sanborn,
Farmer
Mechanic
Farmer
Nath'l P. Even,
Samuel BroVn,
James B. Cumner,
Joshua Little,
Moses Brown,
Reuel W. Smart,
Joseph L. Dow,
Josiah M. Fellows,
Farmer
WATERVILLE.
Edwm Noyes, Sup't A. K. & P. K. R. R.
Chas. M. Morse, Mas'r Trans.
T. W. Herrick,
Solomon Heath,
Drummond & Webb,
R. Foster,
P. L. Chandler,
Franklin Smith,
J. L. Seavey,
Edward Rounds,
J. M. Libby,
J. F. Noyes,
N. R. Boutelle,
Sewall A. Allen,
A. Brown,
Byron Porter,
• H. H. Campbell,
Edwin Dunbar,
B. N. Harris,
Joshua Nye,
John Ware,
D. L. Milliken,
J. B. Bradbury,
C. R. McFadden,
A. A. Plaisted,
E. G. Meader,
C. H. Colman,
M. Blumenthal,
F. P. Havilland,
Webber & HavillanS,
Maxham & Wing,
B. C. Benson,
E. P. Blaisdell,
H. W. Lewis,
Theodore Hill,
Wm. Tilley,
C. H. Davis,
D. B. Lord,
R. C. Hall,
J. N. Hubbard,
J. E. Stevens,
E. A. Robinson,
Wm. W. Lincoln,
Geo. Milliken,
E. A. Drummond,
G. & N. Whitman,
J. T. AUen,
Attorney at Law
Lumberman
Elmwood Hotel
Waterville House
West " Hotel
Physic. & Sur. & Oculist
Physician & Surgeon
Surgeon Dentist
Treas. A. K. & P. K. R. R.
Pres. " " '•
Pres. Waterville Bank
Gen. Ins. Agent
Sec. Wat. M. F. Ins. Co.
Cashier of Ticonic Bank
Dry Goods Dealer
Agent Dunn Edge Tool Co.
Iron Founders
Pub. Eastern Mail
Carriage Man.
Trader
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Clergvman
Traveling Agent
Axe Manufacturer
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Foreman Scythe Factory
(( it u
Merchant Tailor
Shoe & Leather Deal.
Grocer
E. C. Lowe, Station Agent A. & K. R. R.
C. W. Dennison, Paper Man.
Calvin CroweU, Mechanic
R. B. Gove, Trav. Bookseller & Stationery
Photographist
Farmer
S. Wing,
Samuel Appleton.
C. B. Marston,
H. M. Blackwell,
T. S. Small,
Sanford Pullen,
Samuel Blaisdell,
J. Hersom & Son,
Geo. W. Pressey,
L N. Bates,
Levi Ricker,
John Earl,
B. Mitchell,
Samuel Hawes,
Nathan Perry,
J. W. Hersom,
G. Ricker,
Josiah James,
Crowell Bickford,
Stephen Thayer,
Oliver Marston,
John Garland,
W. L. Tozier,
Wm. Marston,
Winthrop Morrill,
Josiah Marston,
Edwin Tibbetts,
Laforest Simpson,
C. S. Newell,
Geo. McCausling,
Wm. Balentine, "
Henry Perry, "
S. A. Wheeler, «
E. 0. W. McKechnie, ^'
John S. Carter, Books and Stationery
Asa C. Bates, Surgeon Dentist, (West)
H. B. Fairfield,
M. Farnam, Trav. Ag't for Seth E. Pecker,
Boston.
C. A. Smiley, Agt. Me. Temp. Jour. (West)
Joseph Percival, Merchant
S. C. Lassell, Forger for Locomotives
Geo. Wentworth, Brickmaker
Oyster Saloon
Gun Smith
Boot and Shoe Dealer
Farmer
Joseph Eaton,
Albert R. Smiley,
Alfred M. Flagg,
C. G. Pinkhara,
John A. Jenkins,
Levi Varney,
W. B. Robinson,
James Morrill,
T. J. Hinds,
Chas. S. Cain,
Moses Nelson,
W I N S L O W
Pres. Som. & Ken. R. R.
Fanner and Teacher
Farmer
J.N. Garland,
C. N. Gowen,
L. H. Vv'ardweU,
Daniel Taylor,
Ira E. Getchell,
Geo. Brown,
Charles Stewart,
James H. Chaffee,
Clark Drummond,
Read Morrill,
Farmer
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Seth Mav, Judge S. J. Court
J. B. Filiebrown, Surgeon Dentist
C. M. Bailey, Pres. Winthrop Bank and Oil
Cloth Mauufactory.
F. E. Webb, Attorney at Law
J. VV. Mav,
Thomas .1. Burgess, '| "
Samuel P. Benson,
C. A. Wing,
Moses Bailey,
Luther Whitman, Manf. of Threshing Ma-
chines and Agricultural Implements.
Benjamin & Co., Manf s of Iron Machinery
Stephen Sewall, Physician and Surgeon
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Oil Cloth Manf.
A. P. Snow,
E. Holmes,
B. F. Wing,
Geo. S. MorriU,
Editor Maine Farmer
Express Agent
Merchant
P. C. Bradford,' Dealer in Wool, also Drugs,
Medicines. &c.
MorriU Stanley, Carriage Manf.
G. A. Benson, Farmer
Chas. K. Hutching, Teacher Winthrop Acad'y
G. E. Lane, Hair Dresser and Barber
F. P. Crowell, Prop. Wintlirop House
J. S. Thompson, Farmer
M. R. Wentworth, "
Samuel White, "
Francis Fuller, "
Alfred Smith,
Farmer
Charles F. Whiting,
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Horace Parlin,
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S. W. Parlin,
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Wm. H. Parlin,
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Alonzo Wood,
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Amos Wheeler,
u
M. H. Metcalf,
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Nathan Kimball,
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Wm. Lowell,
i(
John 0. Wing,
<l
A. H. Lord,
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Henry Winslow,
Carpet Block Cutter
S. D. Bowker,
Cong. Clergj^man
S. F. Folsom,
Oil Cloth Manf 'r
Chas. A. Cochran, Horn. Physician & Surge'n
Daniel Cargill.
House Carpenter
Charles Morrill,
House Painter
A. S. Richmond,
Boot and Shoe Manf 'er
H. A. Wheelock.
M. B. Sears,
Insurance Agent
T. W. Stevens,
Farmer
J. R. Nelson,
u
J. T. Bates,
Physician and Surgeon
Samuel Jackson, Butcher and Deal, in Stock
L. H. Snell, Boot and Shoe Manf 'er
H. A. Stanley, Carriage Manf.
B. P. Briggs, Shoemaker
F. S. Hutchms, Teacher of Penmanship
WAYNE.
J. F. Taylor, Agent
C. H. Barker,,
Joseph Morris,
W. E. True,
Wm. Folsom,
Leonard Wing,
M. B. Fuller,
(Jeo. W. Walton,
T. B. Read,
Alviu Palmer,
Reuel Nason,
Sears Frost,
Wm. Lewis,
E. S. Smith,
J. W. Boyle,
G. M. True,
Geo. W. Fairbanks,
John Goldthwait,
Robert Thompson,
Watson Hallowell,
Horace Colbum,
R. J. Barton,
W. C. & J. Barton,
Isaiah Pierce,
N. Thompson,
Wayne Scythe Manf. Co.
Physician and Surgeon
Merchant
Teacher
Carriage Manf.
Stone Cutter
Machinist
Teacher
Farmer and Teacher
Farmer
S. B. Norris,
B. Sylvester,
Joshua Burgess,
J. P. Gordon,
A. K. P. Burgess,
H.J. Ridley,
Emery Foss,
Squire Bishop,
John Stevens,
H. L. Besse,
Ben]. Lamson,
W. 'G. Besse,
Cyrus F. Tapley,
C. F. Spear,
Mrs. M. B. Lamson,
J. Wesley True,
North Wayne Scythe Company.
Farmer
WINDSOR
Teacher
Farmer
S. F. Pierce,
Samuel Wheeler,
Joseph F. Wingate,
Geo. Jameson,
James Given,
Gideon Barton,
Bartlett Gould,
A. S. Coombs,
Farmer
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KNOX COUNTY.
APPLETON.
Oliver R. Butler, Supervisor of Schools
Stoddard & Keene, Tanners
Wm. G. Keene, Merchant and Stock Dealer
G. H. Page, Carriage Manuf r
C. M. Jameson, Teacher and Farmer
Wm. F. Morang, County Commissioner
A. G. Burkett, W. I. Goods, Groceries, Corn,
Flour, &c.
Edwin Keating, Teacher
Wm. B. Conant, Trader
Andrew Burkett, Farmer and Millman
H. M. Titus, Carriage Maker
Galen Keene,
Lincoln C. Johnson,
P. A. Stubbs,
Wm. Walker,
Wm. A. Collamore,
Daniel Lenpest,
Alvin Sherman,
Wm. Brown,
Henry J. Waterman,
Wm. Leghr,
Wm. Wallace May,
Joseph R. Hallow'ell,
Farmer
Farmer and Joiner
Farmer and Merchant
CAMDEN.
Physician and Surgeon
Att'y & Coun. at Law
J. H. Estabrook,
Benj. Crab tree.
E. K. Smart,
T. R. Simonton,
Hiram Bass, Trial Justice & Notary Pub.
F. P. Chapin, Cong. Clergyman
Charles Ash, Civil Engineer
E. Gushing, Clerk Steamer " Dan'l Webster"
Miss M. McFarlane, Pho. & Ambro. Artist
G. L. Follansbee, Dry Goods <fc Crockery
Bisbee, Marble & Co., Powder Manuf.
G. Collins & Co., Man. & dealers in Patent
Cement, Water Pipes, & Pumps of all kinds
Thorndike, Scott & Co., Tanners & Curriers
Henry Knight, Stoves, Tin Ware, Wool, and
Wool Skins.
Berry & Phill:!rook, Sailmakers, Riggers, &
Ship Chandlers.
Wm. MeiTiara, Books & Fancy Goods
E. M. Wood, Steamboat & Express Agent
Ezra Hall, Shipmaster
C. F. Hosmer, Boot & Shoe Maauf.
C. F. Hobbs, Furniture, Sta'y, & Fancy Goods
Wm. Atheam, Tin and Yankee Notions
A. E. Clark, Megunticook Hotel
James W. Clark, Livery Stable
E. T. G. Rawson, Clerk
Nicholas Berry, Rigger
Isaiah Barbour, Cooper
John Horton, Stone Mason
Geo. W. Richards, Milhnan
Henry D. Flye, Oyster & Refresh't Saloon
E. C. Andrews. Blacksmith
N. T. Talbot, Att'y & Coun. Law, (Rockport)
John D. Rust, "
Oliver Amsburv, Master Mariner "
A. P. Sweetland, " » "
J. D. Piper, " » "
Charles Richards, Farmer '*
Joshua P. Simonton, " "
Joseph S. EeUs, Ship Builder "
A. S. Eells, " " '♦
Carleton, Norwood & Co., Merchants "
C. Young, Jr., Mer. & Lime Manuf., '*
Joseph Andrews, " •' *' "
Merriam & Shepard, " " " "
James P. Paul, "
Stephen Coombs, Wagon Man. & Blacksmith
(RockviUe).
G. S. Barrows, Farmer (Rockville)
Otis Ingraham, Painter & Col., (W. Camden)
Wm. Brown, Farmer, "
Harvey M. Andrews,
Larkin Thorndike,
Joseph A. Oxton,
Samuel Bradshaw,
John C. Cleveland,
Thomas Hemingway,
R. W. Messer, Dry Goods and Prov. "
Wm. Orbeton, Blacksmith "
Mrs. L. A. Hemenway, P. M. & American
House, (W. Camden.)
James Payson,
George Davis,
Lawrence Parsons,
Samuel Smith,
C U S H I N G.
Merchant and Farmer
Master Mariner
Ship Carpenter
Joiner
James N. Brown,
William Stone,
William J. Bradford,
Farmer
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FRIENDSHIP.
Zenas Cook, 2d,
Lorenzo S. Cole,
Elisha B. Davis,
John Bradford,
Frederic Bradford,
Silas Conant,
Bradford Davis,
Elijah C. Morton,
Washington Morton,
David Bessey,
Merchant
Physician
Farmer
Joiner
James W. Delano,
Moses Kenney,
Henry Thompson,
Rufus Geyer,
Dexter J. Palmer,
Alexander Wincapaw
David Thompson,
Isaac W. Collamore,
John Geyer, 3d,
Nelson Thompson,
Master Mariner
Joiner
Boat Builder
Mariner
Fishing
Merchant
HOPE.
Abner Dnnton, Boot and Shoe Manufr
Edward True, Merchant
Isaac Hobbs, Farmer and Real Estate Broker
Joshua Pearce,
Josiah Hobbs,
George L. Fogler,
John Fogler,
Samuel Bobbins,
James P. Saflford,
Benjamin Safford,
D. Augustus Payson,
Enoch Heal,
George F. Heal,
Albert B. Crane,
Joseph Wiley,
Daniel Bartlett,
John T. Netcal,
Augustus L. Wentworth,
Wm. G. Harkness,
Simon L. Haudley,
Wra. C. Pearce,
John T. Barrett,
Reuben Barrett,
Freeman W. Pendleton,
B. F. Melvin,
Lewis Leadbetter,
James E. Babbidge,
Samuel Y. Crockett,
Wm. Frye,
Xenophon Leadbetter,
Alonzo S. Tyler,
Reuben Sawyer,
Farmer
NORTH
Farmer
Master Mariner
Elisha Philbrick, Farmer
Calvin Robinson, "
Edward Taylor, "
F. M. Fogler, •*
Samuel Wentworth, **
Jones Taylor, "
David H. Clough, "
A. T. Metcalf, "
Leonard Wentworth, "
Wm. Vinal, "
Asa Payson, Boot and Shoemaker
Lewis R. Waterman, " " "
Samuel Gilmore, Rigger
Edwin B. Coose, Cooper and Farmer
Ephraim Payson, Cooper and Joiner
Wm. Hewett, 2d, House Joiner
Halsey & George Payson, Sash and Blind
Manuf'rs.
John Hewett, House Joiner
Asa Cole, Joiner and Farmer
F. W. Smith, School Teacher, " Fort Fairfield,
Aroostook County."
P. M. Fogler, Teacher
Edward Rawley, Farmer and Master Mariner
HAVEN.
Edward Stone, Mariner
Perez Babbidge, Justice of the Peace and
Farmer.
Hezekiah Ames, Fanner and Fisherlnan
David Y. Philbrook, " "
David Ames, Fanner and Teacher
ROCKLAND.
Samuel C. Fessenden M. C.
N. A. Farwell, Pres. of R. M. Ins. Company
Davis Tillson, Adjutant General
Nathaniel Meservey, Judge Municipal Court
.Joseph Farwell.
Wm. McLoon, Ship Builder
John T. Berry, Prop, of Rockland and Bath
Stage line.
J. C. Cobb, Att'y and Counsellor at Law
S. C. & Wm. Fessenden, Att'ys and Counsel-
lors at Law.
L. W. Hawes, Att'y & Counsellor at Law
Wm. Fessenden,
Robinson & Ross,
Samuel T. Keene,
Chas. A. Miller,
Wm.' Peattie.
Wm. A. Banks,
P. T. Presoott,
Physician and Surgeon
Physician and Surgeon
C. H. Coflfran,
L. W. Boggs,
James Rouse, " " "
C. N. Germaine, City Physician and Surgeon
J. Esters, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
C. L. S rickland. Surgeon Dentist
Cephas Starrett, Ship Builder
'Sanford Starrett, " "
E. P. Chase, Dentist, Wilson & White's Block
Joseph Hewett, "" Ship Owner
Horace Merriam, Shipwright
James H. French, "
John Porter & Son, Pub's Rockland Gazette
Wm. Wilson, Corn and Flour Merchant, and
Manufr of Lime.
A. & E. Sprague, Pub's Democrat and Free
Press.
T. W. Chad bourn.
Hudson J. Hewett, Ship Broker & Com. Mer.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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ROCKLAND.
Lime Rock Ins. Company, I. K. Kimball,
President.
Asa Morse, Manuf r of Lime
Wm. T. Hovey, Express Agent
John T. Berry, 2d, Hats, Caps, and Furs,
Boots and Shoes.
C. B. Fessenden, Druggist
Hemenwav & Jones, Manuf rs Doors, Sash,
Blinds, Soap, and Potash.
R. & L. D. Anderson, Prop'rs of Rockland
Bakery,
F. N. Blackinton, Boot and Shoe Manufr
John H. Grafton, House, Ship, and Sign
Painter.
0. C. Ludwig, Provision Dealer
Wm. Adams, Dealer in Carriages, Sleighs,
Carriage Findings, and Harness Trim-
mings.
B. W. Lothrop, Post Master
Samuel Tibbetts, Provision Dealer
T. W. Irons, Restaurant
Geo. W. White, Register of Deeds, Knox Co.
C. F. Tupper, Variety Store
Azariah Stanley, Lumber Dealer
Rose & Keene, Ship Chandlers and Grocers
E. S. Hall & Co., Boot and Shoe Dealers
G. A. Stevens, Agt. Mechanics Steam Mill Co.
Francis Harrington, Block and Pump Maker
J. Spear, Lime Burner and Farmer
Walter Philbrick, Lime Burner
Knott C. Perry, Rockland Dye House
Slocomb Baker, Silk, Cotton, and Wool Dyer
Wm. C. Havener, Provision Dealer
Sophia Crockett.
M. W. Merrill, Painter
A. D. Pottle, Boot and Shoe Manuf r
Darius Place, Shoemaker
L. C. Pease, Wholesale Corn and Flour Mer.
John Crocker, Ship Master
Alfred Sleeper, " "
L. Rhoads, *' "
S. N. Hatch, Cashier North Bank
Wra. Pendleton, Prop, of Pendleton's Panacea
Jackson Weeks, Merchant
J. T. Young, Teacher
E. W. Bartlett, Boot and Shoe Dealer
Dr. W. P. Manstield, Manuf r and Prop'r of
Medicines.
A. McKellar, Jr.
N. A. & S. H. Burpee, Furniture, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, &c.
F. C. Burbank, Auctioneer and Com. Mer.
F. G. Cook, Druggist and Chemist
E. R. Spear, Books and Stationery
F. B. Farwell, Provisions and Groceries
W. A. Barker, Bookbinder and Blank Book
Manufr.
Samuel Albee, Justice of the Peace and
Collector.
Seth V. Albee, Ambrotypist and Photographs
E. H. Cochran, F. M. and Life Insurance Agt.
Eastern Express Office.
Wm. H. Hills, Sailmaker and Rigger
A. B. Warren, Blacksmith
F. N. Brown, Master Bridge Builder
R. G. Sylvester, Harness-maker
C. L. Allen, Books, Stationery, and Fancy
Goods.
Cyrus Sherman, Ship Carpenter
James N. Pendleton, House Carpenter
Geo. A. Staples, Ship Joiner
Geo. Smith, House Joiner
Leonard Campbell, Cooper
S. J. Newell, Carriage and Sleigh Maker
Willard Gates, Livery Stable
Lewis Childs, Manufr of Confectionery
Reuben Packard, Patentee of Capstan Wrench
Chas. Rhoades, Machinist
James Wight, Leader of Rockland Band, and
Machinist.
Lorenzo Hall, Dealer in Wood
W. S. Cochran, Sail Maker
Geo. F. Ayers, Lumber Dealer
John F. Cables, Ship Master
Andrew Pressey, " "
Allen Bowler, Corn and Flour Merchant
R. H. Havener, Ship Carpenter
Nathan Holbrook, Rockland Exchange
A. G. Lovett, House Carpenter
John Arnold, Jr., Truckman
G. H. Phillips, Painter
W. H. Keene, Oysters and Fancy Goods
Samuel Bryant, Provisions and Groceries
A. B. Cobb, Marble Manufr
M. L. Ingraham, Master Mariner
T. A. Wentworth, Hats, Caps, Furs, Boots,
and Shoes.
Hilt & Kirkpatrick, Millinery & Fancy Goods
C. D. Smalley, Tailor and Insurance Agt.
Wm. J. Bond, Corn and Flour Merchant,
" Bond & Farwell."
Simeon Blood, Jeweler and Fancy Goods
Joseph Eastman, Corn and Flour Merchant
W. E. Tolman, Grocery and Crockery Mer.
J. F. Singhi, Hair Dresser
J. W. Newbiet, Stone Cutter
A. T. Sayward, Calker
John F. Harden, Master Mariner
Josiah Spaulding, " "
S. G. Everett, « «
David L Gott, " "
John Wiley, Provision Dealer
0. P. Hix, " «
E. M. Perry, Ambrotypist
N. Wi^gin, Proprietor of Neurapathic Fluid
F. G. Singhi, Hair Dresser
Abner Bills, Boot and Shoe Manufr
B. Sawyer, Cabinet Maker
Joel Herrick, Agt for Sweet & McLane's
Marble Manuf ry.
N. H Hall, Druggist and Apothecary
John E. Miller, Eating Saloon
Samuel Holbrook, Master Mariner
Wra. N. Andrews, " "
A. Piston, " "
H. G. Conary, « «
Samuel S. Conary, '* "
Isaac Snow, Master Mariner, (South Thomas-
ton).
Peter P. Tyler, Branch Pilot
John Lindsey, House Joiner
S. D. Dennis, Boot and Shoemaker
A. P. Jones, Merchant
Samuel S. Hodgeman, County Agent
Hiram Hatch, Merchant
Martin D. Labe, Joiner
G. W. Hodges, Thomdike Hotel
J. W. Hunt, Lime Manufr
Joseph Frohock, Stevedore
Timothy Williams, Farmer
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ROCKLAND.
David Pratt,
Pilsbury Johnson,
James \V. Havener,
Geo. T. Crabtree,
\Vm. H. Glover,
Oliver A. CUirk,
Henry Flint,
James Robinson,
Daniel E. Post,
Isaac H. Thomas,
B. F. Snow,
Charles J. Anderson,
D. C. Haskell,
John Hall,
J. S. Wheeler,
Henry Howard,
Cornelius Henrahan,
Thomas Lothrop,
L. M. True,
John Bird & Co., Coi
and Lime Manuf r.
Benj. Clough,
Lewis McLain,
Stephen Richards,
L. C. Burkett,
Samuel P. Merrill,
W. G. Young,
Otis Larrabee,
A. G. Moore,
Reuben Young,
C. F. Kittridge, Dry
A. K. Spear,
House Joiner
House and Ship Joiner
Boot and Shoemaker
Merchant
Joiner
Grocer and Calker
Master Mariner
Engineer
Lime Manufr
Ship Carpenter
■n. Flour, W. I. Goods,
Farmer
Stone Mason
Merchant
Painter
Boot and Shoe Manufr
Ship Carpenter
Boat Builder
Supt. Gas Works
Goods, Boots and Shoes
Wood and Coal
Israel Perry,
John Porter, 2d,
John Kirkpatrick,
J. R. Richardson,
James C. Morton,
Bradford B. Butler,
Henry Johnson,
J. R.^^Ierrow,
Atlantic Hotel
Ship Carpenter
Blacksmith
Mason
Ship-smith
Farmer
Master Mariner
Baker
Charles A. Libby, Teacher Grammar School
Samuel L. Hodgman, Clerk S. J. Court
Daniel Sanborn, Master Mariner
Alden Ulmer, Inspector of Lime
D. Manchester, House and Ship Painter
Henry A. Smart, House and Ship Joiner
Josiah H. Cross, Ship Carver
Geo. W. Hawes, Ship Master
L. M. Pendleton, Lumber and Groceries
James Fales, Ship Owner
H. B. Ingraham, Farmer and Lime Manufr
J. C. Woster, Lime Burner
S. N. Smith, Ship Master
J. T. Fish, Com, Flour, and Groceries
J, C. Abbott, House Carpenter
W. A. Farnsworth, Rockland Water Co.
John Seiders, Ship Master, (Waldoboro)
S. G. Dennis.
^I. W. Farwell, Judge Police Court, and
Steamboat Agt.
Silas Kalloch, Undertaker
Samuel H. Holbrook, Wrecker and Subma-
rine Diving.
Wm. Russell, Blacksmith
ST. GEORGE.
Ebenezer Otis, Farmer and Att'y at Law
Joseph Fish, Merchant and Ship Builder
Barnabus Fountain, Master Mariner and
Farmer.
Charles Stearns, Physician
Henry C. Lavensaler, Physician and Super-
visor.
Joseph Long, Merchant
Josiah Whitehouse, "
John Watts, "
John Bickmore,
John ^I. Fuller,
A. Watts,
S. H. Jackson,
L. F. Smalley,
Alexander Kelloch,
D. Dukeshire & Co.,
John S. S. Richardson,
Jesse Wall,
Frederic Sheerer, " "
John H. Long, " "
Wm. RL Richardson, House and Ship Joiner
Wm. H. Kerswell,
S. S. Bickmore, Carpenter
Wm. W. Furgurson, Ship Master and Merch't
Lemuel Ludwig, House Joiner
James Haley,
.Tohn E. Dailev, " "
Calvin T. Abbott, "
David S. Seavey, Mason, Carpenter, & Joiner
Henry Wiley, Master Mariner
Thomas Clark, " "
Francis Clark, "
Wm. K. Davis, " "
Adam Teel, " - "
Eben Otis, Jr., " "
John Allen, " "
Merchant and Ship Builder
Hotel
Sail Maker
Ship Carpenter
Blacksmith's
Ship Builder
Master Mariner
Ship Carpenter
P.M.
Hotel
Joiner
and Merchant
Carpenter
Ship Carpenter and Pilot
Tax Collector
Mariner
Calker
Farmer
Clergyman
Merchant
Joiner
Boot and Shoe Manufr
Master Mariner
R. E. Little,
Nathan Bachelder,
E. S. Young,
George Haley,
I, M. Oilman,
Freeman Marshall,
John Alexander,
Samuel Dizer,
Joseph W. Rivers,
Jeremiah H. Fountain,
Walter Barter,
Joseph Averell,
Elijah N. Henderson,
Aaron 6. Hemingwav,
Richard R. Wall,
Elias A. Hupper,
Lewis G. Wilson,
Stephen Seavey,
Adam Meloney, " "
James Lowell, " "
Samuel Hatten, " "
Hezekiali P. Muny, " "
Wm. Pierson, " "
Richard Pierson, " "
John Willard, " "
Henry Gilds, " "
David Wall, " "
Samuel 15. Davis, " "
Matthew Kinnev, " "
Paul Fuller, ' " "
James Davis, Ship Carpent'^r and Farmer
Elisha Seavey, Farmer and Fisherman
Benjamin Montgomery, Calker
George Gilchrist, Farmer and Blacksmith
John R. Wiley, Merchant
Thomas Kinney, Jr., Farmer and Mariner
Warren K-inner, Blacksmith
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SOUTH THOMASTON.
George Thorndike,
Jonathan Newhall,
Henry Spalding,
Charles McLoon,
Washington Robbins,
Wm. Hay den,
Charles JBradbury,
Joshua Thorndike,
J. K. Bartlett,
Eben A. Thorndike,
Albert Sleeper,
E. C. Spalding,
John Emery,
Oscar R. Perrv,
J. B. Wood, '
Jeremiah Sleeper,
Ephraim Bartlett,
John'P. Allen,
G. W. St. Clair,
James Newhall,
Ship Builder
Millwright
Master Mariner
Farmer and Ship Builder
Farmer
Ship Carpenter
Ship Master
Master Mariner
Farmer
Teacher
Ephraim Dean, Jr. & Co., Merchants and
Livery Stable.
John H. Dean.
A. F. Martin, Post Master and Farmer
Chandler F. Perry, "
Geo. Emery, "
Teacher
Clergyman
Master Mariner
Moses Shaw, Farmer
Asa Coombs, '*
Nathaniel Maddocks, "
Geo. W. Pierce, • "
Samuel B. Butler, "
Elisha Ames, "
J. W. Barrows, "
Geo. W. White.
John F. Perry,
J. R. Bowler,
Abraham Titus,
Amos Fish, "
W. H. Erskine, Carpenter
Isaac Tolman, Fish Curer and Inspector
Jeremiah Hooper, Master Mariner
John Maddocks, "
Charles A. Rice, Ship Carpenter
Alfred Trask, Farmer and Carpenter
A. M. Graves, Joiner
Isaac S. Hall, Farmer and Carpenter
Lewis Arey, Master Mariner
James Arey, " "
Benj. A. Williams, Student and Teacher
Horatio G. Copeland, Brickmaker
Mark Ames, Farmer and Joiner
THOMASTON.
M. Singer, President Georges Ins. Company
O. J. Fernald, Clergyman
O. Robinson, Cashier Thomaston Bank
Geo. R. McIntjTe, Att'y & Counsellor at Law
Jona. P. Cilley, •' " "
A. P. Gould, " " " "
Geo. W. French, " " "
Edwin T. Chapman, Teacher
Thomas W. Hix, Warden of Prison
T. W. Hix, 2d, Dept. Warden of Prison
J. 0. Gushing, Ship Builder and Lime Man.
Wm. R. Keith, Secretary of Thomaston M. F.
Ins. Co., and Marine and Fire Ins.
A. Levenseler, Merchant
S. M. Shibles, Ship Master and Farmer
Charles Watts, Ship Master
F. C. Wallace, " "
Harris Stackpole, • " "
Edwari E. O'Bi-ien, Dry Goods, Groceries,
and Ship Stores &c.
James Jones, Dry Goods, Crockery, Glass,
and Hardware, Boots, Shoes, &c.
P. R. Baker, Physician and Surgeon
E. Ellis, Landlord Georges Hotel
Abner Rice, Drugs and Groceries
Rufus C. Counce, ) Corn and Flour, W. I.
B. W. Counce, ) Goods, and Groceries.
E. Linnell, Corn and Flour Merchant
B. Jackson.
A. Lermond, Post Master and Grocer
J. M. Beverage, Tax Collector
Geo. F. Carr.
E. B. Hinkley, Stove and Tinware Manufr
Benj. Ayer, Merchant Tailor and Furnishing
Goods.
Henry Bvdell, Tailor
Cyrus Maxey, Carpenter
• Thomas J. Rider, House and Ship Joiner
S. L. Bryant, Carriage and Sleigh Manufr
J. B. Williams, Coroner
Isaac Mathews Ship Smith and Farmer
Nathaniel Moody, Coroner
Wm. Fitzgerald, Carriage Maker
Daniel Palmer, Boot and Shoemaker
R. Harvey Counce, Ship and Ornamental
Carver.
John Morse, Farmer
Daniel Morse, "
Jeremiah Gilman, "
Seth Vose, «
J. S. Robbins, »
James Morse, Jr. "
Isaac Hodgman, Blacksmith
John McKenney, Cooper
John Carr, Trader
H. H. Monroe, Green Mountain Hay Cutter
Wm. Adams, Joiner
Wm. H. Blood, Watchmaker and Jeweler
Wm. Flint, Jr., Meat Market
L. C. Stetson, Merchant
Sanford Delano, Oysters and Refreshment
Saloon.
A. W. Tenney, Dentist, Fuller Block
A. L. Pierce, Barber and Hair Dresser
Geo. G. Mitchell, Calker
James Hinch, Photographs in Oil
Amasa Miller, House and Ship Painter
Sherman Cummings, Cooper
J. M. Kelloch, School Teacher
B. K. Kelloch, " "
Edward Hills, Sheriff of Kuox County
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
UNION.
Firm of Wingate, Little
& Co., Carriage and
Sleigh Manuf s.
E. M. Wingate,
John M. Little,
Ziba Simmons,
Wm. M. Robbins,
D. G. Pillsbury,
Elijah Vose, Att'y and Counsellor at Law
John B. Walker, Physician
Joseph Irish, Dep't. Sheriff
Charles Fogler, Farmer
A. Tolman, "
Silas C. Bryant, "
J. A. Walker, "
Calvin Gleason, "
Danforth Carroll, "
Jedediah Morse, "
Wm. Burns, "
Isley Martin, "
Wm. Coggan, "
N. D. Payson,
J. H. Shepard,
W. E. Cobb,
Wm. Bessey,
M. H. Mowry,
Nathan Bachelder,
Joseph White,
Burton, Post & Hills,
Almond Thompson,
Franklin Rice,
Milton Daniels,
E. G. Skidmore,
A. L. Bartlett,
G. E. Cummings,
C. A. Swift,
0. 0. Stewart,
T. P. White,
Boot and Shoe Manufr
Millwright
Rural House
Blacksmith
Edge Tool Manufr
Homeopathic Physician
Merchant
Tanners and Curriers
Wheelwright
Carriage and Sleigh Manufr
Merchant
Lumberman
Teacher and Farmer
John Lindley,
Blacksmith
Farmer and Shoemaker
Watch-maker and Jeweler
Farmer and Marketman
V I N A L
John Carver, Boarding House and Farmer
Timothy Lane, Merchant
Reuben" Carver, Ship Builder
Wm. A. Burgess, Merchant and Fish Inspector
W. W. Royal, Physician
E. A. Calderwood, School Teacher
T. C. Carver, Boarding House and Horse Net
Manufr.
David Vmal, Merchant
Chaney Noyes, Trader
HAVEN.
S. T. Pease,
R. E. Linnekin,
Thornton & Webber,
J. B. Carver,
Wm. R. Creed,
J. H. Buckraister,
Z. H. Buckmister,
Horace Richardson,
Paul M. Coombs,
Henry Mcintosh,
Boot and Shoe Maker
U U U ((
Granite Contractors
Master Mariner
Stone Mason
Mariner
WASHINGTON.
Hiram Bliss,
Law.
W. W. Davis,
Aaron Clark,
R. L. Harlow,
James Bumes,
D. 0. Daggett,
Nathaniel Lincoln,
L. A. Law,
U. B. McCurdy,
Silas P. Law,
Jeremiah Mitchell,
Calvin Starrett,
Ira Barnard,
James Slater,
Elijah Hows,
John C. Cunningham,
Peter Stickney,
E. R. Miller,
A. M. Rockwell,
Timothy Cunningham,
Albert Cunningham,
Wm. Wilson,
Charles Gilpatrick,
Mary Vanner,
Jr., Att'y and Counsellor at
Clergyman
Physician and Surgeon
Post Master
Dry Goods and Groceries
Central House
Dry Goods and Groceries
Teacher of Penmanship
Farmer
Robert G. Patrick, Farmer
Mahala I. Bowes, "
Benj. Law, "
Washington Benner, "
John McDowell, "
John Gibbs, "
Samuel Bartlett, "
H. G. McCurdy, "
John M. Newhall, Merchant
Geo. A. Miller, Lumber Manufr and Farmer
Wm. Slater, Mariner
James W. laiTOW, Teacher
James Rust, Merchant
Wm. Witt, Jr., Lumberman
Eliph. Lessner, House Joiner
J. Harvey Bunheimer, Lumber Manufr and
Farmer.
Daniel Cramer, Lumber Manufr and Fanner
A. J. Clark,
Enos Maddocks,
Wm. Folsom,
Amos Newhall,
Elijah Crooker,
Wm. Newhall, Jr.,
House Carpenter
Hotel
Merchant and Farmer
Blacksmith
Surgeon Dentist
Ship Master
SUBSCRIBF^RS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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WARREN.
Johnson, Fuller, & Co., Manufrs and Dealers
in Cassimeres, Satinets, Flannels, & Yarns.
A. Miller, Jr.,
John L. Mallett,
M. C. Bo^s,
Francis Spear,
Wm. Spear,
I. P. Starrett,
James Andrews,
Thomas A. Davis,
James Mathews,
A. Crawford,
Sumner Leach,
Henry W. Stahl,
James Russell,
Eiisha H. Lawrence,
Accountant
Hotel
Trader and Farmer
Ship Carpenter and Farmer
Ship Builder
Teacher and Farmer
Blacksmith
Boot and Shoe Manufr
Farmer
Elbridge Davis,
J. M. CasweU,
David Starrett,
John Mathews,
Levi S. Spear,
Wm. K. Cutting,
Edwin Cushing,
John U. Cutting,
Levi Vaughan,
L. S. Robinson,
J. C. Dunbar,
E. L. Farrington,
Samuel Hinkley,
James P. Crane,
Farmer
Tin Plate Worker
Joiner
0. L. Kelloch, Teacher and Supervisor of
Schools.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
A li N A
John McLean, Merchant
Daniel Carlton, Manf. of Lumber
Geo. C. Jones, Manf. Ships' Plugs & Wedges
Joseph Decker, Farmer
Charles Ayer, "
J. T. Peaslee, Blacksmith
Asa Sawyer,
Thomas W. Baker,
Samuel D. Nelson,
Luther Brown,
L. B. Weymouth,
B R I S T O li*
James Erskin,
A. S. Clark,
W. K. Weston,
Ambrose Blunt,
Francis Wheeler,
J. B. Fitch,
J. A. Johnson,
George Johnson,
S. S. Sherman,
Benjamin Ford,
Wm. Hanlay,
S. T. Hinds,
Joseph Ervin, |
Samuel P. Myers,
M. M. Wells,
Albert Drummond,
J. Lawler,
David Chamberlain,
David Hawse,
Stephen Harding,
Gideon Yates,
S. L. Burnham,
Oakman Ford,
Andrew J. Erskine,
M. Cox,
M. McClintock,
P. Jones,
A. W. Pinkhara,
Andrew J. Jones,
Samuel Blaisdell,
Frederick Hahn,
Leander McLam,
J. P. Patridge,^
Joshua Thompson,
A. G. Poland,
Elijah Carlton,
Enoch A. Fossett,
Robert Fossett,
Isaiah Lewis,
U. M. Lewis,
S. L. Foster,
Edmund Lane,
Waterman Hatch,
John Hastings,
Thomas Palmer,
Thomas Elliott,
Simon Elliott,
Nehemiah Poland,
Jeremiah Hatch,
J. A. Morton,
Merchant
Physician
Merchant Tailor
Teacher
Dry Goods and Groceries
Merchant
Miller
Farmer
Grocer
Tanner and Currier
Joiner
Ship Master
Farmer
Ship Carpenter
Farmer
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Ship Master
Farmer
Miller and Wool Carder
Teacher and Farmer
Farmer
Ship Master
Brickmaker
Ship Master
Blacksmith
House Joiner
School Teacher
Fisherman
Farmer
Fisherman
House Joiner
Ship Master
Yacht Builder
Sailmaker
Millman
Ship Master
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Seaman
Ship Master
Mason and Farmer
Physician and Surgeon
Leander Morton,
B. Ethridge,
John Butman, Jr.,
Joshua Thompson,
M. Slmm.ons,
George Cox,
E. G. Thompson,
John Ervin,
Drummond Sproul,
Levi C. Bryant,
J. H. Goudy,
0. H. Clark,
G. H. Ellis,
Wm. Mclntjrre,
Simon Kelsey,
Thomas Erskine,
Asa Thompson,
Asa Gamage,
Oren B. Thompson,
Thomas H. Fossett,
E. Thorp,
John Farrar,
G. W. Gamage,
Joseph Farrar,
Robert Russell,
W. Clifford,
James R. Thompson,
Ira A. Pool,
John Pool,
Stephen H. Farro^r,
David Huston,
Robert Hanly,
Wm. Hackelton,
Robert S. Tibbets,
Joseph Crocker,
Thomas Hanly,
John Hanly,
Dennis R. Hanly,
Farmer
((
Brickmaker
Shoemaker
Millman
Trader
Sailmaker
Ship Master
Physician and Surgeon
Shoemaker
Farmer
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Ship Master
Farmer
Ship Master
Brickmaker
Farmer
Seaman
Ship Carpenter
Farmer
Ship Carpenter
Mariner
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Ship Master
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Fisherman
Ship Cai-penter
Farmer
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Carpenter
Farmer
Farmer and Joiner
Farmer
Farmer and Joiner
Farmer
Zenas Yates, Master Mariner and Merchant
J. U. Parsons, Cong. Clergyman
Thomas Nichols, Master Mariner
John Pool, Ship Carpenter and Farmer
Joseph Richards, " " "
John R. Bryant, Master Mariner
John Brown, Jr., " "
David Bryant, Ship Carpenter and Farmer
Solomon G. Humphrey, Fisherman
Daniel Fitch, Brickmaker
Abel C. Huston, Ship Carpenter
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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BOOTHBAY.
Shipwright
Shipbuilder
Shipwright
Shipbuilder
Ship Owner
Hotel and lilerchant
Merchant
Stephen Sargent,
Wm. W. Seavey,
N. C. Reed,
John McDougall,
Allen Lewis,
Wm. H. Fisher,
Alden Goudy,
Paul Harris, "
I. Pinkham, Jr., "
Robert Spinney, "
Leonard McCobb, "
Wm. H. Fisher, "
Wm. Hodgdon, "
Hodgdon & Hilton, Mer. & Fisherm'n Outfits
Caleb Hodgdon, Shipwright
J. C. Auld, Fish Merchant
John Auld, " ''
Wm. Decker, Merchant and Dealer in Fish
Alden Blossom, Physician and Surgeon
Andrew McFarland, Trader
C. B. Fisher,
J. W. Reed, "
I. C. Chapman,
J. B. Emerson,
Samuel Alley,
Wm. Harris,
Leonard Montgomery,
James L. Race,
Cyrus Orne,
John P. Perkins,
Robert Montgomery,
Arthur Matthews,
E. W. Hodgdon,
Paul G. Pinkham,
J. 0. Seavey,
James Seavey,
Wm. Miller,
John R. Martin,
Andrew Anderson,
Thomas Boyd,
Timothy Hodgdon,
S A. Fuller,
Marshall Smith,
G. M. Thurlow,
Merchant
Ship Master
Grocer
House Carpenter
Blacksmith
Master Rigger
Spar-maker
Block-maker
Fisherman
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Boot and Shoe Dealer
Farmer
Teacher, (Poland)
BREMEN.
James Farrow,
Jerome B. Keene,
James F. Webber,
George Bryant,
Thomas iVlartin,
S. F. Woodbury,
James McLean,
Thomas D. Fiye,
Joshua Webber,
Wm. M; Nash,
Ebenezer G. Humphrey,
Joseph Glidden,
Merchant
Supervisor of Schools
Ship Master
Trader and Farmer
Blacksmith and Farmer
Millman and Farmer
Mariner and "
Farmer
Thomas Johnson,
Tliomas Turner,
Wm. H. Little,
Benjamin Palmer,
Timothy Martin,
Wm. B.' Hilton,
F. Kent,
Eliphaz Weston,
James W. Johnson,
.Tames P. Hilton,
David Osier,
Wm. Crockett,
Farmer
Fishing Business
DAMARISCOTTA.
J. H. Converse, Att. at Law, P. 0., Newcastle
Edwin Flye, Merchant, " "
Stetson Bros, Ship Builders and Merchants,
P. 0., Newcastle,
D. W. Chapman, Cash. Newcastle Bank
Joseph Dav, Ship Owner, P. 0., Newcastle
B. D. Metcalf, Ship Builder, " "
Joel Huston, " •' " "
J. R. Coffin, Attor at Law, " "
Wm. L. White. Maine Hotel, " "
Amos Flye, Livery Stable, " "
Jos. J. Taylor, Shoe Dealer, " "
James T. JDana, Apoth. & Dealer in Fancy
Good.s, P. 0., Newcastle.
M. L. M. Hussev. Tel. Op'r., P. 0., Newcastle
Thos. Wood, Barb'r & Conf., " "
Wright & Fernald, Manf s & Deal's in Boots
and Shoes, P. 0., Newcastle.
Fred L. Webb, Deal, in Watches, Jewelry &
Fancy Goods, P. 0., Newcastle.
E. D. Knight, Manf. & Dealer in Harnesses,
Trunks, Whips, &c., P. 0., Newcastle.
M. X. Chapman, Corn and Flour Merchant,
P. 0., Newcastle.
R. C. Chapman, Apothecary and Dentist,
P. 0., Newcastle.
J. N. Porter, Sign and Carriage Painter,P. 0.,
Newcastle.
John Burgess, Oyster & Confection'y Saloon,
P. 0., Newcastle.
Sullivan Quimby, Boot and Shoe Manufac'r,
P. 0. Newcastle.
Rob't Dixon, Phy. & Surg., P. 0. Newcastle
Alvan Hussev, Dry Goods, " "
A. Huntington, Blacksmith, " "
Isaac Chapman, Grocer, P. 0., Newcastle
Sara'l Metcalf, Pump & Block-maker & Wood
Turner, P. 0., Newcastle.
T. T. Wales, Sailmaker, P. 0., Newcastle
S. Hoffman, " " "
Eben Linscott, Stone-cutter, " "
W. K. Hilton, Ship Chandler and Hardware
Dealer, P. 0., Newcastle.
W. A. Jones, Ship Chandler and Hardware
Dealer, P. 0. Newcastle.
David Plumer, Elm House and Livery Stable,
P. 0 , Newcastle.
J. G. Huston, Deal. So. Pine, P. 0.,Newcas'l
J. J. Glidden, Marble Worker, » "
Jo-hua Five, Boot & Shoe Manf., Dealer in
Books. Stationery, &c., P. O., Newcastle.
Hall & Co. Dry Goods, " »
W. & J. R. Oliver, W. L Goods & Groceries,
P. 0., Newcastle.
Job Hussey, Tan. & Currier, P, 0., Newcas'l
John Marshall, Ship Fastner, » «'
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DAMARISCOTTA.
T. W. Harrington, Hats, Cap?, & Furs, P. 0.,
Newcastle.
J, H. Stetson, Ship Master, P. O., Newcastle
J. H. Jones, Ship Carpenter, " "
W. W. Keene, Deal. Stoves, Tin & Britannia
Ware, P. 0., Newcastle.
Peter Crowell, Merchant Tailor
D. W. Tombs, Mer. Tailor, Dealer in Gents'
Furnishing Goods, P. 0.. Newcastle.
John Campbell, Ship Draftsman, Inventor of
a New Plan, subj. to a Patent, P, 0., New-
castle.
A. R. Lunt, Meth. Clergyman
J. Madigau, U. S. N.
DRESDEN.
John Webb,
D. Clancy,
E. Lawrence,
Joshua Blen,
B. T. Gate,
George Johnson,
W. W. Walker,
R. R. Richards,
Edwin W. Hurry,
Francis Blen,
Charles F. Bickford,
Henry Bickford,
Bradford Houdlette,
Sutton Foye,
Daniel G. Polercezky,
Edwin Allen,
John G. Shaw,
A. Carr,
Charles C. Goodwin,
Gideon Barton,
WaiTen Hathorn,
Ship Master
Merchant
Clergyman
Farmer
\Vm. Houdlette,
John H. Rittle,
John A. Troy cross,
Z. H. Blen, '
Thomas Houdlette,
E. B. Merserve,
Benj. P. Houdlette,
Francis W. Houdlette,
Seth C. Houdlette,
C. F. Weeks,
Joel Reed,
Eben Reed,
George T. Houdlette,
David Hatch,
James Houdlette, Jr.
Joseph Gorham,
John F. Foster,
Si^ephen Mvers,
C. Houdlette,
E. A. Blen,
Wm. Gardiner,
Mail Carrier
Farmer
EDGECOMB.
Jos. Merry, Justice of the Peace and Farmer
Wm. Cunningham,
Robert Sherman,
Daniel Burnham, Jr
James Huff,
Spencer Clifford,
George Gove,
John Chase,
Obadiah Baker,
Jason Light,
John Cunningham,
Samuel Holbrook,
Royal Dodge,
Deputy Sheriff
Brickmaker and Farmer
, Farmer
Master Mariner
School Teacher & Farmer
Jus. of Peace & Farmer
Teacher and Farmer
Farmer
House Carpenter
Deputy SheriflF
Ship Carpenter
Toll Keeper
Trader and Farmer
Daniel P. Haggetf,
Granville Haggett,
W^m. Baker,
Egbert T. Sewell,
Bainbridge Cothran,
Wm. Haggett,
Isaac Pool,
Francis P. Tibbets,
Nathaniel Knight,
Solomon Brown, "
Allen Brown, '*
Thoma'i C. Dodge, Brickmaker and Farmer
Chas. E. Sherman " " "■
Farmer
Master Mariner
Farmer
Joiner and Farmer
Trader and Farmer
Blacksmith
Farmer
JEFFERSON.
George Weeks,
S. J.^Bond,
E. S. Weeks,
M. J. Kelley,
B. T. Carter,
H. P. Weeks,
Peter Dunton,
Merrill Peaslee,
Ira Wilson,
John S. Ames,
H. H. Chapman,
Joseph Avery,
Thomas Powers,
0. J. Weeks,
Chester Merservey,
John Merservey,
Amos Shepard,
Geo. Trefethen,
Geo. Trefethen, Jr.,
Joseph Trefethen,
Merchan
Bap. Clergyman
Physician and Surgeon
Life & Fire Insurance Agent
Teacher
Teacher and Farmer
Mechanic
Farmer
James Kincaid, **
A. K. Bond, "
Joseph Erskins, Mill Owner
Thomas Boynton, Farmer
Thomas J. Trask, "
Hiram P. Carle ton, "
Artell Hall, "
Charles C. Linscott, "
Stinson Weeks, "
Charles Glidden, Jr., «
W. C. Ames, Farm. School Teach. & Super.
E. Mavhew, Farmer
Wm. Weeks, 2d, "
John Murphey, "
Amos Hilton, "
Danville Noyes, Hostler
MONHEGAN
Fisherman
ISLE.
Boat Builder
Wm. Thomas Studley,
Josiah Starling,
Philip Simmons,
Fisherman
Boat Builder
Fisherman
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NEWCASTLE.
Albert Glidden, Ship Owner
Austin Hall, Ship Builder
Elijah Hall,
E. N. Shaw, Whole. & Rt. Corn & Flour Mer.
E. B. Palmer, Clergyman
B. F. Shaw,
Samuel Ford,
Thomas Kennedy,
J. D. Clifford,
Wm. T. Cotton,
George W. Tukey,
Edward Pinkham,
J. G. Borland,
A. W. Knight, Newcastle Hotel and Grocer
Stephen Whitehouse, Jr., Ship & H. Joiner
Joseph Brown, Post Master
Benj. F. Smith, Man. of Grave Stones & Mon.
Physician and Farmer
Farmer
Merchant
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Ship Owner
Ship Master
Waterman Stetson,
Pumps.
Freeman W. Hall,
Charles Moores,
S. C. Whitehouse,
Wm. Otis,
Edmund Perkins,
H. A. McMichael,
Wm. Heath,
Cyrus Dodge,
J. Leishman Clark,
S. A. Jones,
Charles Pinkham,
J. S. Perkins,
Mrs. L. E. Flagg.
Enoch .Jones,
Franklin Merrill.
NOBLEBORO.
Henry B. Merrill,
E. Nugent,
Geo. L. Hall,
Joseph L. Haynes,
A. J. Merrill, Tin,
Lorenzo Dunbar,
Amasa Brj-ant,
John H. Bryant,
G. S. Chapman,
L. M. Young,
Caleb Maddox,
Trial Justice
Clergyman
Dry Goods and Groceries
Merchant
Sheet Iron, & Cop. VVork'r
Teacher and Farmer
Clergyman
Calker and Farmer
Blacksmith
Teacher
Rigger
Newell Hall,
Aldcn Hall,
F. A. Hatch,
J. C. Dunbar,
Warren Merrill,
L. H. VViuslow,
Albert N. Patridge,
J. W. Perkins,
T. J. York, Jr.,
James Chapman,
Manf. Ships' Blocks and
Ship Carpenter
Calker
Brickmaker and Farmer
House and Ship Joiner
Farmer
Match Manf.
Rigger
Carriage Manf.
Farmer
SOMERVILIiE.
Israel Glidden, Trial .Justice
A. B. Bowler, Dep. Sheriff and Jus. of Peace
John G. Tobey, Mer. and Manf. of Lumber
Samuel Bruce, Merchant and Farmer
J. W. Colder, Town Agent
Solomon Bruce, Jr., Farmer
Josiah Bruce, Lumber Manf. and Farmer
Gardiner McDaniel, Farmer
James W. Bailey, Millman
A. L. Soule, Boot and Shoe Maker
Thomas Hibbert,
Eleazer Shennan,
George T. Bran,
E. C. Howe,
Fanner
L. W. Bran,
Wm. Marr,
Winthrop Weeks,
Wm. J. Brown,
Samuel Brown,
Elisha Evans, Jr.,
John Folsom,
0. P. Bran,
Erastus A. B. Marr,
Walter H. Wilson,
Stephen Andrews,
John McDaniel,
Isaac G. Young,
Ship Carpenter
Farmer
Cooper
Farmer
Cooper
House .Joiner
Farmer
SOUTHPORT,
Daniel Cameron, 2d, Dry Goods, W. I. Groc,
and Dealer in Fish.
Thos. Marr, Jr., Dry Goods, W. I. Groceries,
and Dealer in Fish.
Joseph Maddox, Dry Goods, W. I. Groceries,
and Dealer in Fish.
Wilkinson Pierce, Ship Master
Daniel Cameron, Custom House Officer
WHITEFIELD.
James M. Carleton,
John Ryan, Jr.,
H. A. Turner,
Alden Lewis,
S. Warren,
Wm. Crowell,
G. P. H. Jewett,
C. F. Barker,
John Avery,
S. Kinkade,
Cyrus King, 2d,
John Peaslee,
Wm. Carleton,
S. K. Partridge,
A. P. Chaney,
Attorney at Law
Teacher
Merchant
Teacher
Clergyman
Merchant
Teacher
Overseer Town Farm
Farmer
Justice of the Peace
Advent Preacher
Farmer and Mechanic
j< armer
Henry Peaslee,
Hiram Palmer, "
F. S. Blackman, "
Patrick McManners, **
A. Woodward, "
A. S. Brown, "
A. Chanev, "
A. T. Miller, "
William Bran, "
Ebenezer Choate, Farmer and Drover
J. B. Donnell, Dealer in Dry, W. I. Goods,
Groceries, Hai-dware, &c.
James F. Trott, Farmer
H. B. Chaney, "
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WALDOBORO.
Kennedy & Farrington, Attorneys at Law
Charles'A. Packard, Phvsician and Surgeon
Hiram Bliss, " "
E. A. Daggett, " "
Daniel J. Wilson,
E. Gracia,
T. S. Robie,
CjTus Phoenix,
A. M. Estey,
John A. Beuner,
Alfred Stover,
Augustus Welt,
W. G. Shennan,
Isaac Reed,
Joseph Clark & Son, "
Joseph Burnheimer, 2d, "
N. W. Ludwig, Dealer in Corn and Flour
Winslow & Austin, Deal's Dry G'ds & Cloth.
Samuel W. Jackson, Coll. & Justice of Peace
~ Hotel and Farmer
Deputy Sheriff
Trader
Tanner and Cm-rier
Ship Master
Cong. Clergvman
Meth. '"
Bap. "
Ship Builder
Merchant
Charles P. Willet,
Norman M. Euglej',
\V. S. Brown,
R. E. Webb,
John A. Doe,
Wm. H. Seiders,
.Jacob Havener,
Moses L. Kaler,
•James A. Hoffres,
Henry H. Lovell,
Wm. G. .Jones,
Isaac Comery,
Francis Seger,
Teacher
Ship Master
Ambrotype Artist
Alden Crockett,
E. D. Pinkham,
Horace Wiiichenbach, Deal. Lumber, Wood,
and Bark.
Wm. B. Creamer, Teacher
Thomas Simmons, Land Surveyor
Alden Wincheubach, Packet Master
E. Evans Chapman, Stove Dealer
M. Singer. Mariner
James R. Havener,
Edward Hahan,
John L. Demonth,
Henry Weaver, Jr.,
Edward Brackett,
Moses Nason,
Wm. Engley,
Alden & Albion Burnheimer,
Wm. H. Levenseler,
Charles Douglass,
Benj. B. Overlook,
W. W. Rivers,
Ebenezer Mank, Master Mariner and Farmer
Isaac Mank, Millman and Farmer
Warren Benner, Millman
Josiah Mink, 2d, Trader
Francis Johnson, Blacksmith
Wm. Ramsey, Sailmaker
Jacob W. Kaler, House Carpenter & Farmer
Arthur Trowbridge, Hotel and Farmer
Wm. T. Newbirt, Farmer
Ira Hight, Tailor
Teacher
Land Surveyor
Lumberman & Farmer
Ship Carpenter
Farmer
Millmen
Teacher
Moulder
Master Mariner
WISCASSET.
Thomas Cunningham, Collector of Customs
Edwin Rose, Clerk of Courts and Co. Agent
Wales Hubbard, Attorney at Law
Erastus Foote, " "
J. E. Smith, " »
Sewell & Page, " "
D. K. Kennedy, Physician
Wm. J. Robinson, Clergyman
J. Merrill, "
S. P. Baker, Notary Public
R. H. Tucker, Jr., jilerehant
Alexander Johnson, "
H. W. F. Smith, "
I. H. Coffin, "
Frederick Hanson, "
S. B. Johnson, «
Andrew Lacy, "
Wm. Saunders, "
Arnold Greenleaf, Hay, Corn, & Flour Mer.
Lemuel Carlton, Ship Builder
J. & A. Graves, Merchants
G. G. Hobson, Manf. and Dealer in Lumber
James Hobson, " " "
Jabez M. Hobson, " . " »
G. G. Hanson,
Richard N. Elemes,
James B. Doane,
J. G. White,
D. F. Tinkham,
Elisha McKenney,
Wm. C. Turner,
Ellis Spear,
Isaiah Simpson,
Willard Deering.
Edward B. Neal,
W. Lowell,
Joseph Stimpson,
Lorenzo Taylor,
Watts Gibbs,
John H. Savage,
John Cowley, Jr.,
Nathaniel Chaney,
Alden Bailey,
Wm. B. Greenwood,
James White,
Nathaniel Packard,
John Porter,
Merchant Tailor
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Ship Master
Express & Ins. Agent
Mansion House
Teacher
Student
Deputy Sheriff
Hardware Merchant
Dealer in Furniture
Shoe Manufacturer
Ship Joiner
Spar-maker
Ship Carpenter
Shoemaker
Calker
Blacksmith
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Farmer
u
Brickmaker
WESTPORT.
Ezra Tvler, Constable and Collector
Ezekiel Tarl)ox, Dry Gd's, & Gro. & Fish Mer.
J. McCarty, " " " " "
Levi S. Heal, Lumber Dealer
Wm. Heal, "
Cyrus Hodgdon,
B. F. McCarty,
Simon Granvvell,
M. L. Dunton,
Farmer
Master Mariner
Farmer and Fishing
Farmer
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OXFORD COUNTY.
AN D O V E Rrf
V. M. Abbott,
J. W. Eaton, Dry
Crockery.
L. C. AUen,
Nathan Dresser,
W. H. Talbot,
Elbridge Poor,
F. D. Peabody,
G. G. Richardson,
R. B. McAlister,
James N. Brackett,
E. W. Gregg,
J. W. Clark,
J. L. Chapman,
C. F. Poor,
Amos Purinton,
Eben Poor,
Physician and Surgeon
Goods, Groceries, and
Trader
Real Estate Prop'r
Post Master
Mill Owner
Blacksmith
Teacher
Stage House
Farmer
Josiah Bailey,
E. A. Simpson,
Aaron J. Abbott,
John D. Newton,
L. P. Newton,
Svlvanus Poor,
Edwin R. Abbott,
Samuel Akers,
Benj. Poor,
E. E. Merrill,
N. W. Burgess,
B. F. Dunlap,
H. F. Lovejoy,
Richard T. Orr,
A. G. Stevens,
James Stevens,
J. W. Small,
Farmer
Fanner, (Township C.)
ALBANY.
Jacob H. Lovejoy,
Timothy C. Holt,
Justice AspinwaU,
A. J. Bean,
Benj. Wilbur,
Jacob Morrill,
Walter M. Biowne,
A. Grover,
Jacob Dresser,
Samuel J. Cummings,
Isaac Bagnall, Jr.,
Alvin F. Shedd,
Ephraim H. Bean,
Merchant
Boot and Shoe ^laker
Overseer in Cotton Mill
Teacher
Farmer & H. Carpenter
n u u
" " Teacher
" " Lumberman
Farmer
David Mitchell,
Frederick Wescott,
Enoch Bunker,
H. D. Roach,
Robert Ingham,
L. Mason,
Reuben Libby,
Joseph Pattee,
David F. Cummings,
Elijah Wheeler,
John G. Hunt,
S. J. Frost,
Farmer
B E T H £ JL.
O'N. W. Robinson, Coun. & Att. at Law, (HiU)
R. A. Frye, " " " "
A. G. Gaines, Univ. Clergyman, "
R. G. Wiley, Physician and Surgeon
Robert A. Chapman, Merchant, (Hill)
Daniel A. TwitcheU, " "
I. C. Kimball, « »
A. Davis & Co., Dry Goods, Groc, Re.-made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c., (Hill)
C. & 0. H. Mason, Dry Gc ds, Groc, Re.-made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Flour,
Pork, and Com.
Mighill Mason, Stoves and Hardw., and Man.
of Tin Ware.
A. G. Tinkham, Dry Goods, Groc, &c,
(Walker's Mills)
Milton Holt, Dry Goods, Groc, &c, (West)
H. B. Hall, Druggist & Apothecary, (Hill)
J. S. Abbott, Watchmaker & Jeweler, "
Cyrus WormeU, Dep. SheriflF, "
Pinckney Bumham, ) Firm,Bumham & Mead
T. E. Mead, | Car. & Sleigh Manuf s
The best material used, and the work in
each department executed in the most
faithful manner — styles good — prices fav-
orable. Orders respectfully solicited. Re-
pairing and Painting done to order, (Hill)
W. F. Lovejoy, Bethel House, "
F. S. Chandler, Summer Resort, Genteel
Boarding, (HiU).
S. H. Chapman, Chapman House, Genteel
Boarding, (Hill).
A. P. Fames, Androscoggin House, Gen. Boar.
J. S. Chapman, Anasagunticook " " "
Jacob D. Grover, West Bethel House, (West)
J. A. Smith, Prop. Bethel Courier, (Hill)
Harriet A, TwitcheU, Teacher, "
S. W. Butterfield, Door, Sash, and Blind
Man., (HiU)
Isaac H. Burkett, Orn. & Dec. Painter, "
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BETHEL.
Young & Andrews, Hamess-makers,(Hill)
Eber Clough. Starch Man. "
L. W. Russell, Furniture Man., ( Walk. Mills)
D. S. Mitchell, Ainbro. & Photog. (Hill)
Cj-rus H. Wormell, Marble Worker, "
John W. Partridge, Tinman, "
John A. Twitchell, House Car. & Master
Builder, (Hill)
A. H. Gerrish, Lumber Man., "
James Nutting, Printer, "
A. L. Burbank, Farmer, "
John L. Baston, Harness-maker, (Mid. Int'le)
Elias M. Carter, Farmer, " "
James Walker, Farm. & Mill-owner,( W. Mills)
Alex. Grover, Blacksmith, (West)
L. A. Sanborn, Farmer
Baxter A. Lyon, "
G. Daniels, "
Stephen H. Cummings, "
Milton Grover, "
Freeland Bennett, "
Elijah G. Harden, "
Alraon Grover, *'
Galen Wheeler, "
Peter Wheeler, Jr., "
Cyrus M. Harden, "
Wm. F. Brown, "
David Sanborn, "
T. H. Jewett, "
lA'man Bird, "
Hiram Hodsdon, "
Trackman G. T. R. R.
Carriage & Sleigh Ironer
Abiel Chandler, Farmer
Jonathan Abbott, "
Isaac C. Cross, "
Othiiiel P. Grover, "
Duaiie Rose, **
C. S. Heath,
William Jackson,
Wm. 0. Riley,
James Nason,
Barker Holt, Telegr. Oper. &; Station Agent
G. T. R. R.
John B. Rowe, Carpenter
.1. W. Phillips, Engineer
Reuben Penley, Farmer & Butcher
James Grover, Farmer
John E. Farwell, "
H. N. Newell, «
Benj. Stevens, "
John Needham, "
Israel Kimball, **
J. T. KimbaU, "
Araasa Bean, "
Amos Wormell, Depot Workman G. T. R. R.
Woodman Gerrish, Man. of Sugar-box Shooks
Geo. W. Parsons, Wood Sawyer, G. T. R. R.
Edward Goddard, Man. of Woolen Goods
A. P. Knight & Co., Boot and Shoe Man.
Alfred TwitcheU, " " "
Nahum W. Mason, Bridge Builder
Eli L. Mason, House Carpenter
S. R. Hutchinson, Teacher
BROWNFIELD.
J. P. Sweat,
Thos. P. Cleaves,
A. R. Eaton,
Eli B. Bean,
Chas. G. Allen,
D. M. Bean,
E. T. Cotton,
A. Appleby,
L. R. Morrill,
Albert Robertson,
Zechariah Miller,
Annie A. Gibson,
Moses Howard,
Chas. W. Bickford,
James 0. Fessenden,
0. A. Wentworth,
David B. Seavey,
James B. Goldtliwait,
Sam'l Stickney,
D. B. Gerry,
Enoch Merrill,
Timothy Gibson,
Emory Lord,
Luther Kingsbury,
Henry Bean,
Walter Edgecomb,
Wm. Greenlaw,
Eber E. Rice,
S. B. Johnson,
F. S. Thorn,
Cyrus Wentworth,
Physician and Surgeon
Coun. & Att'y at Law
U U ((
County Commissioner
Merchant
a
Car. Maker and Grocer
Tanner and Currier
Hotel-keeper
Farmer
Farmer and Dep. Sheriff
Brickmaker
Blacksmith
Boot and Shoemaker
Cab. Maker & Carpenter
Tanner
S. B. Bean,
James G. Stuart,
G. W. Philbrook,
M. Wentworth,
A. C. Morrison,
Shirley Harmon,
P. Hargrave, "
C. McCloud, Carriage and Sleigh-maker
Wm. W. Palmer, Blacksmith
Mrs. D. B. Selman.
Samuel Mason, Harness-maker
Joshua Quint, Stone Cutter
Ruth G. Farrington, Farmer
Asahel E. Thompson, "
Wm. Boynton, "
John Fogg, "
E. N. Thorn, "
Lorenzo Stone, "
Daniel Goodwin, Jr., "
Chas. Kenneson, "
Wm. G. Kenison, «
S. M. Brown, "
Chas. E. Whitney, "
Nath'l Hill, Jr., "
John L. Stickney, "
Henry A. Bradbury, "
Albert Howard, "
John 0. Stickney, "
Asa W. Mansfield, "
M. C. Pearev, "
Geo. Wakefield, "
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BUCKFIEIiD.
Edw. W. Pray,
T. J. Bridghara,
Wm. P. Bridgham,
C. D. Bradbury,
C. A, Parsons,
C. B. Bridgham,
E. Atwood,
Clergyman
Att'y & Coun. at Law
Physician and Surgeon
Student
Merchant
Decoster & Prince, Groc, Tin & Hard Ware,
StoVGS &c»
Atwood h Morrill, Dry Goods, Groc, Hard &
Crockery Ware, &c.
Geo. Thomes, Post Master
James S. Buck, Dry Goods, Groc, &c., (N'h)
A. S. Robinson, Grave Stone Man.
Aaron Parsons, Machinist
Dennis Bisbee, Blacksmith
Charles Withington & Co., Brush Man
Ethic Farrar,
Elisha Townsend,
James Murdock,
Joel Foster,
Ambrose Buck,
James Hussev,
E. P. Whitman,
Hanson Brown,
Drover
Boot and Shoe Man.
Merchant Tailor
Boot and Shoe Maker
Sta^e House
Surveyor
Shoemaker
C. D. Bridghara,
Ximines Philbrick,
S. Decatur Chase,
A. D. White,
F. E. Buck,
Timothy Record,
Thomas Chase,
S B. Holt,
Chas. D. Latham,
Lewis Mason,
M. D. L. Foster,
Otis G. Turner,
Gideon Cushman,
Noah Hall,
John Buck,
James T. Skillings,
Richard Dunning,
Carlton Gardner,
Samuel R. Irish,
Charles Merrill,
Susan Gilbert,
Calvin W. Snell,
Robert Thompson,
Lott E. Keene,
Freeman Allen,
Student
Farmer
CANTON.
E. G. Harlow, Counselor & Att'y at Law
D. P. Stowell, " " " "
Roscoe H. Thompson, " " " "
D. S. Tracy, Physician and Surgeon
Otis Hayford, Merchant
J. M. Deshon, "
Hayford & Chase, "
Brown & Ellis, "
D. C. Chase, "
Simeon Brett, Whitney House
N. Bosworth, Innkeeper
John P. Swasey, Teacher
G. A. Harlow, Miller
Andrew Ban-ows & Co., Iron Foundry and
Agricultural Warehouse.
Alvarado Hayford, Worker in Wood and Iron
Charles Barrows, Cabinet Maker
C. E. Hutchins, Tanner
Thomas H. Kelley, Merchant Tailor
Samuel Lucas, Boot and Shoe Manuf r
Orisan Gammon, Lumber Dealer
Geo. Decoster, Manufacturer
Wm. Dunn, Farmer
Daniel Reynolds, "
Asia Hayford, "
Oscar Havford, "
C. M. Holland, "
Granville ChUd, "
Daniel Foster, "
Amos Childs, "
Nathaniel Kenney, "
J. C. Bennett, •'
David Barker, *'
J. Ward Howe, "
Caleb P. Holland, "
Samuel Walker, "
Henry Briggs, "
John C. French, "
W. F. Berry, "
D. C. Buck, Boot and Shoe Mannf r
James Newman, House Carpenter
L. M. Fish, Farmer and Mechanic
Jacob Ludden, Farmer and Manufr
John M. Ludden, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
J. C. Stockbridge, Ferryman and Shoe Man.
Farmer and Hop Grower
F
Farmer and Carpenter
Farmer
Thomas Reynolds,
Ira Reynolds,
Oren Rejmolds,
Ivory Carver,
Horatio Bisbee,
Daniel Bisbee,
Walter B. Ellis,
C. W. Berry,
A. G. Sraples,
Holmes T. Peterson, "
Asa Knapp, "
Sylvanus R. Treat, "
James E. Burbank, **
John McCollister, "
Alexander Alden, Jr., "
Wm. Treat, "
Philo Peabodv, "
J. C. Dearborn, "
L. Park, ' "
Edward Capen, "
Gideon Ellis, "
Ephraim Childs, Jr., "
Aaron Stevens, "
Preston Delano, "
Geo. R. Capen, "
E. B. Conant, "
G. M. Coolidge, "
Wm. R. French, "
John D. Hodge, "
W. K. Ripley, Jr., House Carpenter & Builder
Freeman E. Read, Farmer and Hop Grower
Jacob M. Stubbs, Mill Proprietor
Geo. Decoster, Carriage Maker
L. Phinney, Daguerrean Artist
J. L. Nelson, Boot and Shoemaker
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DENMARK.
Jas. H. Farrington,
L. P. Sawyer,
L. L. Jordan,
Joshua B. O. Colby,
Chas. C. Holt,
Sewall Fly,
J. Bennett,
J. B. Watson,
Cynis Ingalls,
Moses Gould,
Eben. Blaisdell,
J. L. Frink, Teacher & Gen
A. P. McKusick,
Dominicus G. Tarbox,
F. L. Rice,
Joseph G. Swan,
H. F. Lord,
Joseph C. Wentworth,
Joseph W. Colby,
A. A. Johnson,
C. B. Smith,
M. M. Bennett,
Jonathan Ligalls,
Caleb Warren,
Thomas C. Smith,
T. I. Pingree,
E. P. Ingalls,
H. McKeusick,
E. G. Wintworth,
Jotham A. Hilton,
Silas Bennett,
Andrew J. Head,
Jonathan Alexander,
Physician and Surgeon
it (i ((
Clergyman
((
Attorney at Law
Merchant
u
Cabinet Maker
Mill Prop. & Lumber Dealer
Shoemaker
Farmer and Blacksmith
Sc.-Book Agent
Teacher
Clothier
Farmer
Wm. Bean,
Albion P. Lord,
Daniel Lowell,
Win. F. Davis,
'i'hurston Pingree,
E. P. Pingree,
S. T. Jewett,
James M. Richardson,
Isaac Berry,
Wm. Fessenden,
Wm. Allen,
Samuel Jack,
Chas. W. Corson,
Wm. Martin,
Wm. A. Goodwin,
Moses E. Wentworth, Jr.,
Miul Jordan,
Mark L. Jordan,
Nath'l Hale,
Nath'l Robinson,
!Moses S. Berry,
Edmund P. Lowell,
Erastus Deering,
Gilson Adams,
Wm. Pingree,
Aaron 1. Pingree,
Eliza A. Pingi'ee,
Stephen Peary,
Joseph A. Hill,
Robert Allen,
Abner Allen,
Phebe M. Richardson,
Farmer
DIX FIELD.
Isaac Randall, Counsellor and Att'y at Law
W. W. Bolster, " " «' «
Elisha Winter, " " " »
and Judge of Probate.
Z. W. Bartlett, Physician and Surgeon
John Jackson, Deputy Sheriff
Charles T. Chase, Wholesale Dealer in Flour
W. S. Chase & Co., Dry Goods and Groceries,
Drugs and Medicines.
Chas. W. Eustis, Dry Goods and Groceries,
Flour, Boots, Shoes, &c.
Henry 0. Stanley, Dry Goods and Groceries,
Flour, Boots, Shoes, &c.
John J. Holman, Dry Goods and Groceries
B. L. ^Marble, Prop, of National House
G. D. Austin, Prop, of Morrill House
John T. Severy, Farmer and Deputy Sheriff
C. C. Richardson, Student at Law
Stephen B. Kenney, Student at Medicine
Freeman Griffeth, Mill Propr.
S. E. Griffeth, Harness-maker and Carriage
Trimmer.
E. C. Allen, Carriage Factory
Eli Edmund, Horse Shoeing and Carriage
Work.
M. V. Stone, Blacksmith & Dealer in Horses
Wm. H. Davis, House, Sign, and Ornamental
Painter.
Henry Trask, Grave Stone Manufr
Charles Peck, Tailor
J. A. Marble, Farmer and Dairvman
D. L. Marble, " " '"
Drewry N. White, " " "
Cyrus M. Severy, Farmer and Dealer in Dried
Apples.
Warren Severy, Farmer and Dealer in Dried
Apples.
Farmer
J. B. Marrow,
Donald M. Torrey,
S. V. French, "
Henry Newman, "
Horatio Austin, "
E. N. Norcross, "
Samuel White, "
Jerome ^Marsh, "
Silas L. Holman, "
Mason H. Turner, "
Wm. H. White, «
John H. Marble, "
Isaac Wait, "
Amasa Holman, "
Hosea Newton, "
S. Holman, "
Samuel Rogers, "
Lorenzo S. Fish, "
Winfield S. Libby, "
Samuel M. Smith, "
Chas. H. Severv, "
H. A. Yetton, ' "
F. M. Newriian, "
Mark Ham, "
Benj. W. Stockwell, Farmer and Butcher,
and Dealer in Stock.
John C. Kidder, Farmer and Butcher, and
Dealer in Stock.
Samuel R. Holland, Farmer and Stone Mason
Hiram Marsh, Shoemaker
R. S. Morse. Farmer, (East)
Joseph W. Stone, " "
Albert Randall, Prop, of Saw and Grist Mills,
(East.)
Harrison S. Walker, Dry Goods and Groceries
(East.)
Esek Randall, Farmer, Miller, & P. M., (Ba»**^;
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FRYEBURG.
I. B. Bradley, Physician and Surgeon
Wm. G. Towle, " " "
D. Lowell Lamson, " " "
Chas. E. Hill, Physician and Surgeon, (N'h)
A. R. Bradley, Coun, & Att'y at Law
A. H. Walker, " " "
E. L. Osgood, " " "
John "VV. Dana, Ex-Governor
Walter Higgins, Dry Goods, Groc, Rea. Made
Clothing, Crock. & Glassware, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Corn, Flour, Paints & Oils, &
Hardware.
H. C. Buswell, Merchant
Timothy C. Ward, "
Eben. Weeks, "
H. D. E. Hutchins, "
E. G. Osgood, "
Nath'l W. Shirley,
Seth Walker,
G. H. Richardson,
G. B. Barrows,
Isaiah Warren,
H. M. Buswell,
Otis Warren,
W. H. Allen,
Asa Charles,
J. S. Powers,
A. F. Lewis,
Fur. Goods
J. T. Randall, Man. of Tin Ware, & Deal, in
Stoves.
Phineas W. Swan, House Car. & Mas. Build.
Andrew Buzzell, Livery Stable Keeper
H. G. 0. Morton, Boot and Shoemaker
Fryeburg Academy, by Asa CharleSj^Trus.
Merchant, (North)
It u
" (East)
Trustee of Fryeburg Acad.
Tanner & Currier
Register of Deeds
Deputy Sheriff
Mer. Tailor, & Dealer in Gents'
F. W. Tarr,
Thos. Davidson,
John Hargrave,
James T. Jenner,
John Seavey,
Merrill Chase,
Cyrus Bishop,
Daniel H. Weaver,
Daniel Thurston,
Tanner
Currier
Thos. Abbott,
Margaret A. Howe.
Geo. W. Weston,
Southwell Farriugton,
John L. Eastman,
James Walker,
Chas. W. Waterhouse,
James J. Rogers,
Robert Tong,
Izah G. Day,
Charles Abbott,
Joseph W. Barker,
Samuel L. Chandler,
Albion Page,
William Evans,
Wm. W. McNeal,
James Guptil,
Wm. Harriman,
Chas. S. Stearns,
E. W. Wiley,
Wm. Ela,
John Ela,
Zenas P. Thom,
S. C. Wiley,
Randall Hastings,
Oscar Charles,
Simeon Charles, Jr.,
Geo. W. Thompson,
Caleb Frye,
T. S. Pike,
Jonathan Sanborn,
Moses Chandler,
Henry Lovis,
Henry Walker,
Chas. R. Blanchard,
A. 0. Pike,
Nath'l Charles,
Henry G. Walker,
John W. Souther.
Jobber
Teacher
Teacher of Singing
Justice of Peace
Farmer, (Island)
Teamster
Carpenter
Teacher
Farmer
FRANKLIN PliANTATION.
Millman
Farmer
C. K. Johnson,
Isaac R. Bubia,
N. Carrol,
GREENWOOD
David W. Davis, Phys. & Surg. (Lock. Mills)
Benj. F. Parker, Clergyman
Calvin Crocker, Merch. & De. Mast., (L. Mills)
0. C. Houghton, Merchant, " "
Jeremiah Bartlett, " " "
Geo. W. Patch, " (City)
Moses Houghton, Lum. Man. & Deal.(L Mills)
Franklin Buck, Alder River House, " "
James Le Baron, Boot & Shoe Maker, " "
John Freeman, Jr., Merchant
Benj. G. Parker, Cai-penter
Calvin Cole, Farmer and Shoemaker
Carpenter
John Cummings,
James Dunham,
James H. Estes,
Daniel G. Holt,
W. H. Kendall,
E. E. RusseU,
Sylvanus Bartlett,
Barnard Gannon,
Peter B. Buck,
Josiah Small,
Car. Work
Farmer
D. G. Herrick,
Edward Whittle,
Ethel Stevens,
Asa Packard, Jr.,
S. P. Everett,
Thomas Briggs,
Edward M. Yates,
Wm. Richardson,
Calvin Richardson,
Enoch D. Stiles,
Geo. W. Caldwell,
Heman N. Whittle,
J. & G. Fifield,
Thomas P. Martin,
Charles McKenney,
Erastus Bryant,
Benj. Russell, Jr.,
A. Cauldwell,
D. C. Verrill,
John Garry,
Enoch D. Styles,
Farmer
Farmer
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B. Brooks,
L. W. JoiieSj
O'Connell \ork,
Isaac I. York,
I. Brown,
Kimball & Coffin,
Geo. G. Chapman,
Caleb Wight,
Orlando Wight,
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GRAFTON.
Hotel Keeper
Carriage Maker
House Carpenter
Millman
Wm. T. Brown,
Daniel Crowley,
.lohn K. Swan,
J. B. Winslow,
R. B. Bartlett,
S. S. Bean.
Millman and Farmer
G I L E A D.
Merchants
Farmer
Samuel Peabody,
Wm. P. Scribuer,
E. R. Estes,
HIRAM
N. B. Hubbard,
J. P. Hubbard,
Jeremiah Dow,
Wm. G. Spring,
Augustus P. Sanborn
Simeon Mansfield,
Geo. S. Mansfield,
M. W. Spring,
Seth Wads worth,
Geo. W. Burbank,
Tobias Libby,
John Durgin,
D. G. Small,
Jane A. Williams,
.Tane I. Wadsworth,
John L. Clemens,
.John H. Spring,
Y. 0. Spring,
Ransom E. Smith,
Enoch Rankins, 2d,
P. C. Wadsworth,
Moses Stanley,
Alpheus Gilpatrick,
A. M. demons,
Caleb Clemons,
(leo. Gould,
Daniel Gould,
Daniel Gould, 2d,
J. C. Mason,
Edward R. Cole,
Albion P. Benton,
Charles Wadsworth,
Richard Tripp,
Alex. Wadsworth,
Geo. Lord,
Dry Goods and Groc.
H «. (( li
Physician and Surgeon
Deputy Sheriff
Clergyman
Mt. Cutler House
Harness-maker
Cooper
House Carpenter
Lumber Man.
Hotel-keeper
Shoemaker
School Teacher
Farmer
N. W. Adams,
Wm. Cotton,
Wm. S. Wales,
Thomas Goodwin,
Benj. N. Craige,
Timothy W. Treadwell,
Hosea Lord,
Samuel D. Wadsworth,
Enoch Treadwell.
Nath'l W. Durgin,
John Went worth,
Samuel Wadsworth,
Peleg Wadsworth,
Henry Wadsworth,
•Jacob Buck,
Ivory Went worth,
Oliver Allen,
S. B. Hartford,
J. G. Brazier,
Jordan F. Moulton,
John L. Kimball,
Lewis Trafton,
Thos. L. Hubbard,
Wm. G. Burbank,
Marshall Spring,
Madison K. Mabry,
Chas. C. Cole,
Christopher Allen,
Wm. Chadbourne, 2d,
Wm. H. Clemons,
Silas Hale,
Elisha Woodman, Mill
Samuel Hayward,
Isaac E. Osgood,
Scammon Hill,
Fanner
Farmer
Teacher
House Carpenter
Blacksmith
Prop, and Farmer
Shoemaker
Teamster
HEBRON.
Joseph Barrows, Farmer
Frank H. Pratt, Teacher
Alpheus Allen, Farmer and Plow Manufr
Bradford F. Sturtevant, Farmer and Shoe-
maker.
Teacher
Farmer and Boot-maker
Farmer and Carpenter
Farmer and Machinist
Farmer and Teacher
Onslow M. Young,
John Harlow,
Lebbeus Allen,
Lorenzo Larrabee,
Zibeon L. Packard,
L. I. Bumpus, Farmer and Boot & Shoemaker
Levi Maxim, Farmer and Carpenter
E. R. Bryant, Farmer and Mason
Lemuel Gurney, Farmer and Shoemaker
Geo. W. Wilde, Farmer and Boot and Shoe-
maker.
Melzar Turner, Farmer and House Carpenter
A. Tubbs, Baggage Master G. T. R. R.
Joseph G. Farris, Farmer and Boot and Shoe-
maker.
Alexander H. Farris, Farmer and Boot and
Shoemaker.
E. J. Moody, Farmer and Boot & Shoemaker
Orin Q. IVatt, Physician and Surgeon
C. C. Cuslinian, Farmer
Gushing Phillips, «
W. P. Allen, «
Samuel Freeman, "
G. W. Bearce, **
Natiri Cushman, "
Watson Andrews, "
Wm. T. Marshall, "
A. K. Bumpus, "
I. B. Merrill, «
Wm. B. Tubbs, "
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0. Richardsoa,
James Irish,
M. C. Osgood,
Bern. Hodgdon,
J. S. Robinson,
T. C. Lucas,
S. R. Holmes,
Isaac E. Richardson,
Jonathan Holmes, Jr.,
David Brvant,
C. H. Bicknell,
P. R. Tileston,
D. G. Tinkham, Jr.,
Ben). F. Robinson,
B. F. Carey,
David Warren,
Geo. C. Thompson,
Perez Thomas,
Lot Sampson,
Orren Frasher,
Solomon B. Gammon,
James Glover, Jr.,
Joshua Young,
S. Foy,
Clergyman
Merchant and Farmer
Tanner and Currier
Farmer and Mechanic
House Carpenter
Dry Goods Peddler
Farmer
John Foy,
John Thompson,
Freeman Bard,
Zenas Holmes,
Wm. Cushman,
Lemuel Dunham,
J. C. Allen,
Lemuel Cole,
Ezra Soule,
Oaks Thompson,
E. T. Sampson,
Wm. B. Sparrow,
Daniel Parsons,
R. B. Wait,
Charles Bearce,
Moses Alley,
A. S. Robinson,
E. G. Cole,
Ezra Fuller,
Virgil Cole,
Zenas Mitchell,
S. E. Irish,
S. Holmes,
Farmer
HANOVER.
Galen Howe, Merchant
I. Wardwell, Cabinet-maker
S. W. Holt, Man. of & Deal, in Furniture
Jona. A. Virgin,
Millman
Geo. E. Smith,
Elhanan Bartlett,
B. B. Willis,
Adam Willis,
G. G. Hoyt,
Farmer
John G. Bums,
Ansel Moody,
John Buck,
Moses Cummings,
HAMLIN'S GRANT.
Farmer
H. Bayley,
C. F. Buck,
Joseph Cummings,
John B. Merrill,
Fanner
li O V E LL.
David R. Hastings,
Henry D. Hutchins,
Daniel G. Town,
Trustum Knight,
J. F. Hammons,
J. G. Hamblin,
Barnes Walker,
Wm. B. Elder,
J. B. Dresser,
John Wood,
Josiah Wood,
Solomon Heald,
Rendal Dresser,
I. C. Eastman,
Abel Heald,
Silas Heald,
John Lewis,
Jacob Andrews,
Charles Hamblen,
Elizabeth A. Jordan.
Coun. & Att'y at Law
(( i( ((
Physician & Surgeon
Merchant
Dry Goods and Groc.
Merchant Tailor
Blacksmith
Real Estate
(( ((
Farmer & Surveyor
Teacher
Farmer & Deal, in Stock
and Lumberman
A Boot & Shoemak.
Edsell Grover,
Josiah P. Cobb,
Eugene V. Barker,
Heory Russell,
Frederic Kimball,
John Walker,
M. W. Fickett,
S. A. B. Farrington,
Thomas Watson,
Dean McDaniels,
Henry M. Stearns,
Mary E. Steams,
Samuel Farington,
Richard Caldwell,
Jones Elliott,
Caleb Stearns,
Wra. B. LeBaron,
Lemuel Goodwin,
William H. Walker,
Eugene Barker,
Farmer
Farmer and Clergyman
Farmer
MASON.
Geo. H. Brown,
Nathan Mills,
Merchant
Farmer
J. Clark Bean,
Ashley 0. Paine,
Farmw:
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MEXICO.
D. Bradford,
B. W. Foster,
A. Farwell,
John Kelsey,
Cyrus Gammon,
Jabez Sawyer,
A. F. Howard,
J. W. Richards,
I, G. Whitman,
B. & John Kimball,
Sewall F. Ayer,
E. H. Parsons,
Benj. Allen,
Benj. Storer,
Merchant
Physician
Inn-keeper
Shoemaker
Millman
Farmer
J. R. Hall,
C. A. Scott,
G. H. Gleason,
Benj. Simpson,
J. R. Rundlett,
L. S. Rundlett,
C. R. Wilson
J. C. BabcocK,
A. P. MitcheU,
H. L. Austin,
Lorin Jones,
John N. Thompson,
Josiah A. Judkins,
MILTON PLANTATION.
D. D. W. Abbott,
Nahum P. Moody,
C. M. Abbott,
J. Penley,
J. G. Davis,
D. Sessions,
J. H. RusseU,
John bloody,
Eiias Barker,
Amos Bryant,
Mt. Zircon House
House Carpenter
Farmer
A. Bean,
Laurenson Cole,
H. H. Ton*ey,
S. F. Brown,
Wm. H. Herningway,
C. Hemingway,
E. A. Hutchins,
Charles Dunn,
Wm. F. Greenleaf,
S. G. Safford,
NORWAY.
Gen. Wm. Wirt Virgin, Counselor and Att'y
at Law.
Chas. W. Lowell, Counselor and Att'y at Law
Asa Danforth, Physician and Surgeon
Jesse Howe, " " "
Albert Thompson, Surgeon Dentist
"W. R. Evans, " "
Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., Author
A. Oscar Noyes & Bro., Booksellers and Sta-
tioners, Druggists and Apothecaries.
G. W. MiUett, Printer
Ezra F. Beal, Supt. of Construction G. T. R. R.
Henry C. Reed, County Commissioner
A. P. Greenleaf, Deputy Sheriff
Thomas Holt, Architect
Otis True, Elm House and Livery Stable
Isaac A. Denison, Merchant
Cobb & Wetherbee, "
Eben C. Shackley, "
G. W. Verrill, »
Chas. C. Cole, Jeweler
John L. Horn, Tanner and Currier
Thomas Higgins, Dealer in Stoves & Tinware
S. S. Hall,
J. M. Favor,
John B. Crocker,
Thomas Plummer,
Grovner Crockett,
Thomas Witt,
Job B. Crocker,
James Tubbs,
Samuel E. Merrill,
Wm. C. Hobbs,
Wm. Hall,
H. W. Millett,
F. W. Whitman,
Charles Frost,
Boot and Shoe Manuf r
Norway Bakery
Blacksmith
Baker
Farmer and Stone Mason
Farmer and Dairyman
Carpenter
Fanner and Dairyman
Farmer
Amos F. Noyes,
J. R. Morse,
Simon Stevens, 2d,
Uriah H. Upton,
William Cox,
David Noyes,
Wm. W. Hobbs,
Benj. H. Noble,
Geo. F. McAlister,
Joel Millett,
Hiram Millett,
Jona. Whitehouse,
S. Stearns,
Joel S. Parsons,
Samuel Cobb,
G. W. Hobbs,
Albert C. Gammon,
Amos T. Holt, Farmer
proved Stock.
E. P. Fitz,
Henry Rust, .Jr.,
Goodwin & Mixer,
A. M. Merriam,
F. J. Nason,
Thomas F. Beal,
Eben Marston,
T. L. Lassell,
J. E. Mclntire,
A. P. Burnell,
Silas Merriam,
Ansel Towne,
S. Noble,
P. S. Cherry,
J. S. Webster,
Samuel Freeman, Jr
Geo. F. Leonard,
Austin Hayes,
Farmer
and Dealer in Im-
Painter and Glazier
Lumber Dealer
Cabinet Makers
Teacher
Blacksmith
Carriage Man. and Planer
House Carpenter
Farmer and House Carpenter
Manufr Ladies Sewed Boots
Tanner
Currier
Engineer
Carpenter
Teacher
House Carpenter
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N E W R Y.
I. Smith,
P. F. Kilgore,
Wm. Walker,
F. F. Goodwin,
L. R. Paine,
Erastus P. Kilgore,
Isaac P. Kilgore,
Solomon R. Widber,
Elhanan B. Foster,
Landlord
Carriage Maker
Millman
Farmer
C. F. Foster,
Thomas J. Swan,
L. C. Smith,
L. W. KiUgore,
Freeland Smith,
E. P. Chapman,
James K. Wight,
J. B. Littlehale,
Sumner Stearns.
Fanner
OXFORD.
John J. Perry,
R. T. Boynton,
Isabella Soule,
Wm. K. Staples,
Hiram Gilbert,
Samuel Chadboume,
A. D. Faunce^
Thomas Hall,
Thos. Ingham,
G. W. King,
Wm. M. Hall,
Isaiah Dunn,
S. H. Faunce,
Jane Dean,
Orrin Jones,
H. W. Dean,
C. H. King,
Albert G. Leonard,
S. W. Record,
A- E. Record,
C. Record,
S. H. Elden,
S. M. Faunce,
Daniel B. Yeaton,
Moses Y. Haskell,
G. G. Stacy,
Joseph Stanley,
Ebenezer Blazo,
J. French, Jr.,
Wm. Stanly,
Edgar A. Neal,
Daniel D. Ridlon,
H. W. Hariman,
Warren Libby,
Randall Libby, 2d,
James L. Fox,
Jesse Colcord,
Woodman French,
Samuel French, 2n
Wm. T. Taylor,
Geo. Stacy,
Joseph Stanly, 2d,
Trueworthy C. Libby,
Thos. T. Billings,
Joel T. Libby,
John Weeks,
Daniel Brooks,
Joseph H. Stanley,
Aaron H. Mason,
Moses S. Fox,
Gilman J. Norton,
James Garland,
Lorenzo D. Stacey.
W.N.Stone,
Washington Colcord,
G. W. Towle,
Wm. T. Philbrick,
Henry H. Sawyer,
John F. Towle^
Coun. & Att'y at Law
Merchant and Farmer
Teacher
Depot Master
Inn-keeper and Farmer
P. M., & Nursery-man
Operator in Woolen Factory
Overseer of Spinning & Card.
Lumber Dealer
Millman
Mechanic
Farmer and Dealer in Stock
House-keeper
Farmer
Farmer
Lemuel C. Keene,
Samuel C. Keene, «*
T. J. Thurston, "
Samuel Wright, "
Joshua Crooker, '•
Abijah M. Paine, Shoe Man.
N. Manson,_ Farmer and Retired Ship-m'r
Thomas .J. True,
S. F. Richards,
Addison Nelson,
John Gardner,
Charles Chipman,
A. Bryant,
Isaac A. Thayer,
Ezra Bartlett,
Solon Rawson,
C. F. Millett,
B. Pratt, Jr.,
Willis F. Work,
J. P. Richards,
Willard Buck,
Geo. Robinson,
I. T. Washburn,
H. K. Rand
Horatio K. Pratt,
PORTER.
Coun. & Att'y at Law
Clergyman
Merchant
Deputy Sheriff
Confectioner
Teacher
Farmer
Clergyman
Teacher
Farmer
Farmer
Joseph Towle,
Amos R. Roberts, ^
Joseph T. Roberts,
Samuel Danforth,
Thomas Brooks,
John Douglas,
James Pearl, 2d,
D. A. Colcord,
Eben. Norton,
Levi Lord, Jr.,
Henry L. Ridlon,
John Hartford,
David Lord,
David Wormwood,
G. W. Osgood,
Thos. B. Sawyer,
John Bradeen,
Oliver Stacy,
G. W. Sawyer,
E. J. Towle,
Andrew Merifield,
Jacob French,
Wm. S. Mason,
Edwin Herriman,
Thomas E. Fox,
James French,
Stephen P. Fox,
Elisha Stanley, Jr.,
Wm. B. Davis,
John Stanley, "
Nelson Towle, Farm., Teacher, & Shoemaker
N. T. Holmes, Farmer & Coope
Isaac Mason, Jr., Tin-plate Worker
John B. Deroy, Man. of A Deal, in Confec.
Millman
Teacher
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PARIS,
Wm. K. Kimball, Att. & Coun. at Law, (Hill)
Sam'l R. Carter, "
Alvah Black,
Beni. W. Brvent, " " "(South)
P. C. Fickett, " " " (West)
Alden Chase, Reg'r of Deeds, (Hill)
J. S. Hobbs, Reg'r of Probate, "
Wm. A. Pidgin & Co., Pub. of Ox. Dem. "
Wm. A. Rust, Physician & Druggist, (So'h)
Alexander Hill, Clergyman, (West)
R. H. Stinchfield, " (South)
A. Southworth, " "
Geo. Briggs, " (West)
W. H. S. Ventres, " (Hill)
R. S. Stevens, Merchant, (South)
Geo. G. Phelps, Flour Man., "
0. C. Bolster, Merchant, "
John Locke, Dry Goods, Groc, Hard and
Crockery Ware, &c., (West)
F. A. Young, Dry Goods, Groc, Hard and
Crockery Ware, &c.,(West)
D. H. Young, Mer. Tailor, & Deal, in Hats,
Caps, & Fur. Goods, (West)
S. D. Hutchinson, Dry G'ds, Groc, &c.,(Hill)
Simeon Walton, Jeweler, "
S. Richards, Jr., Jew. & Watchm'r ( South)
Tristram Hersey, Prop, of Iron Foundr. "
E. F. Stone, Merchant Tailor, "
A. Hersey, Station Agt. G. T. R. R. "
G. C. Winslow, Engineer, "
C. H. Twitchell, Iron Founder, "
Charles McFadden, Tanner & Currier, "
S. Pratt, Carpenter and Plowmaker, "
John C. Cummings, Ho. & Sign Paint., "
Wm. D. Brett, l-armer and Dairyman, "
Robert Gray, Farm. & Deal, in Stock, "
Hiram Chase, Farmer, "
George Jones, Atlantic House, *'
Albion Hersey, Restaurateur, G. T. R. R. "
James Curtis, Watchman, " " •*
Geo. F. Leonard, Teacher, (Hill)
America Thayer, Farmer
Nathan Chase, "
Austin Chase, "
W. S. Ripley, "
A. S. Thayer, «
J. A. Bradbury, "
James Nixan, "
Emraor Rawson, Jr., "
Abijah Hall, "
Bezaleel White, "
John Parsons, "
Charles H. Clifford, "
Wm. T. Perkins, "
Chas. H. Durell, "
Warren B. McKenney, "
J. M. McKenney, "
Dana D. Farnum, "
Henry Fobes, "
J. A.'Kenney, "
Wm. Curtis, "
E. E. Hanson, "
Austin Partridge, "
Job Ryerson, "
Asa T.Hill, «
Carpenter
Engineer G. T. R. R.
Millwright and Farmer
Daniel Mason, Farmer
Charles Woodbury, "
J. W. Allen, • "
Simeon H. Perkins,
Henry A. Ryerson,
L. B. Swan,
Wm. G. Little,
0. A. Fuller,
A. S. Dunham,
Stephen Larry, " " "
A. W. Stearns, Chair Man., (Snow's Falls)
J. H. Barrows, Chair Man.
Freeman L. Wyman, Teacher
E. S. Berry, Ticket Master & Express Agent
G. T. R. R., (West)
G. W. Young, Blacksmith, "
B. Bacon, 3d, P. M., & Boot& Shoe Man., "
Henry R. Webber, Farmer and Potter
Jeremiah H. Winslow, Farm. & Deal, in Stock
Joseph Tufts, » " "
John Whitman, " " "
H. W. Rawson, " " "
Franklin Porter, " " •♦
L. T. Brett, " and Dairyman
Thos. J. Whitehead, Teacher & Gen. Agent
N. 0. Swift, " " Farmer
A. E. Swift, Teacher
J. B. Richardson, Blacksmith and Car. and
Sleigh Man., (]%)rth)
S. Mitchell, Blacksmith
G. W. Cushman, Farmer
N. Morse, "
S. C. Buck, "
B. F. Jackson, "
E. K. Cummings, "
Sullivan Churchill, "
Ansel G. Dudley, "
Alvin Swift, "
Daniel Swift, «
Silas P. Jones, "
W. H, Porter, "
Elisha Morse, "
James A. Deering, "
Bartimeus Dunham, "
Joseph G. Penley, "
A. C. Hall, "
J. S. Barrows, "
A. C. Welch, "
Thomas Norton, "
Whitmore Bowker, "
S. P. Maxim, "
A. Rice, "
J. B. Stuart, Blacksmith & Steel-yards Mak.
C. L. Bampus, Bootmaker
W. H. Pratt, Cast Iron Moulder
A. Barker " " "
Wm. B. Royal, Prop, of Grist Mill, & Canal
Barrow Man.
J. H. Penerly, Car. & Orna. Painter
J. T. Penley, Farmer & Dealer in Stock
A. Winslow, " " "
Franklin Locke, Ambrotype Artist
G. W. Ripley, Blacksmith
E. W. Haskell, Mechanic
Merrill E. Haskell, Merchant
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PERU.
L. H. Maxim, Physician, (West)
H. B. Walton, Coun, & Att'y at Law, "
Wm. Woodsum, Jr., Merchant, "
Lvman Bolster, " "
OVin Tracy, "
Jonas Greene, ^ Merchant
Samuel S. Wyman, * Clergyman
Jefferson Hall, "
Rev. Robert L. Hall, Fanner, (West)
Rev. William Woodsum, " "
G. W. Lunt, " '•
J. M. Demeritt, " "
Mrs. C. A. Knight, " "
Chas. A. Austin, " "
Thos. Demeritt, " "
Alpheus C. Small, Post Master, "
S. T. Alden, Ferryman, Farmer, & Shoemak.
A. M. Reed, Blacksmith
Theodore Emerv, Blacksmith and Farmer
Wm. K. Greene, "
Walter S. Newton, "
F. A. Barstow, "
Daniel W. Piper, «
Thos. Wyman, "
Danville D. Knox, "
Xaveri Martin, "
Chas. F. Deshon, "
A. L. Harmon, "
Daniel HaU, "
Wm. P. Brackett, "
Josiah A. Bartlett, "
Joseph Bartlett, •*
Robert B. Lunt, "
Sumner R. Newell, "
John Knight, "
Josiah Hall, "
S. G. Waite,
Merrill Knight,
James Barrows,
A. W, Stockbridge,
Joel Hall,
D. F. Bishop,
0. L. Hammon,
C. B. Hammon,
R. L. Hammon,
Benj. Lovejoy,
Henry Rowe,
Wheeler Tracy ,^^
Lucius Doble,
Levi J. Atkins,
Daniel Delano,
Cyrus Dunn,
Wm. K. Repley,
Robinson Turner,
Amos L. Harlow,
C. B. Knox,
Ira Wormell,
J. H. Bishop,
Charles B. Woodsum,
Gustavus Havford,
A. J. Churchill,
H. Bray,
John H. Weymouth
Lysander Foster,
John S. Lunt,
Hiram Child,
Chas. H. Child,
Orville Robinson,
Thomas J. Demeritt,
G. Lovejoy,
Thaddeus Oldham,
Farmer
House Carpenter
Farmer and Mason
Mill Prop. & Farmer
U U U
Shoemaker & Farmer
Carpenter
u
Shoe Man., (West)
Farmer
R U M F O R D.
Peter C. Virgin,
Henry F. Blanchard,
John Elliot,
J. Mooar,
Walter E. Mann,
Joseph E. Colby,
Mark T. Adams,
Albert Leavitt,
Francis A. Bacon,
Chas. A. Kimball,
M. E. Bolster,
J. H. Bean,
G. G. Richardson,
D. G. Martin,
James M. Dolloff,
H. F- Abbott,
Kimball Martin,
David C. EUiott,
A. Goodwin,
Patrick Hoyt,
A. B. Godwin,
Wm. Moody,
Asa Kimball,
P. H. Virgin,
Daniel Hall,
Wm. Irish,
Thos. Ricnards,
D.W. Abbott,
W. W. Famum,
David W. Famum,
R. C. Kimball,
Coun. & Att'y at Law
It u u
Clergyman
M. E.
Sheriff & Merchant
Dry Goods & Groc.
Teacher
American House
P. M. & Mill Prop.
Teacher, & S. S. Com.
Blacksmith
Farmer and Carpenter
Railroad Contractor
Farmer
Wm. P. Putnam, House Car. & Builder
I. Ward well, Cabinet Maker
Jeremiah Hall, Farmer & Deal, in Apples
Augustus J. Knight, " " Sheep &
Horses.
E. C. Smith, Horse Shoeing & Car. Work
David Kimball, Farm. & Real Estate Dealer
Burtt Kidder,
Wm. D. Abbott,
M. N. Luf kin,
John Clement,
W. B. Jones,
Stephen Famum,
J. A. Stockbridge,
Chaplin Virgin,
David Knapp,
Samuel V. Abbott,
Liberty Hall,
B. M. Rolfe,
Wm. Elliott,
Jonathan Kimball,
Alfred Luf kin,
C. E. Virgin,
John C. Graham,
J. K. Martin,
Wm. M. Morse,
Henry C. Rolfe,
Levi Moody,
A. Bolster,
Phineas W. Abbott,
John Thomas,
Deal, in Impr. Horses
Horse Shoer & Car. Work
Farmer and Town Clerk
" " Painter
" " Teamster
Carpenter, Build. & Farm,
Boot and Shoe Maker
Mill Proprietor
Reg'r of Probate
Mill Proprietor
House Carpenter
Farmer and Rake Man.
" " Mason
" " Carpenter
" ** Dairyman
Farmer
M
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
R U M FO R D.
Albert Virgin,
H. R. Swain,
Solomon Raymond,
Cyrus Elliott,
Henrv Abbott, Jr.,
Charles H. Silver,
N. S. Warren,
B. Coburn,
Samuel Akley,
W. T. Stevens,
Cotton Elliott,
0. D. Rolfe,
Ambrose C. Seger,
Chas. Hodgman,
Farmer
H. W. Silver,
Asa Richardson,
J. L. Abbott,
N. S. Baker,
John B. Lang,
Jeremiah Richardson,
John G. Elliott,
Geo. E. Thorn,
Charles E. Carter,
Gideon C. Abbott,
J. W. Elliott,
M. F. Knight,
Obed Taylor,
Stephen Abbott,
Farmer
Fanner and Mason
Mill-owner
L. S. Rundlett,
Christopher Y. Staples,
R O X B U R Y.
Farmer I Mansfield Grover,
Farmer
SUMNER.
N. D. Fatmee, Physician & Surgeon, (West)
Bdwin Greene, " " Farmer, "
Freeland Howe, Teacher & Gen. Agent,
A. B. Greene,
J. W. Lothrop,
Chas. H. Gammon,
Moses Pulscifer,
Columbus Heald,
Allen G. Abbott,
James J. Abbott,
Charles Crockett,
John Butterfield,
Chas. Y. Tuell,
Hezekiah P. Stetson,
S. G. Cushman,
Wm. R. Sewall,
Stephen C. Heald,
Benj. Heald,
Hiram Heath,
James Jordan,
Henry B. Hersey,
Joseph W. Rowe,
Josiah T. Stetson,
Thos. J. Stephens,
Sharon Robinson, Jr.,
Bradbury Richardson,
Daniel B. Robinson,
Isaac S. Townsend,
Wm. Hurlin,
Cyrus R. Lawrence,
N. M. Vamey,
Merchant
Shoemaker
Carpenter
Farmer
Clergyman
Teacher
Blacksmith
Roswell Briggs,
Levi Bryant, Jr.,
Nahum Barnes,
Greenlief M. Irish,
Andrew J. Roberts,
A. Parlin,
Eliza Parlin,
J. S. Glover,
B. W. Briggs,
Isaac Cushman,
J. S. Barrett,
Lewis G. Hersey,
John M. Lane,
Alonzo F. Benson,
Joseph Field,
Geo. W. Buck,
Ezekiel F. Fogg,
R. R, Robbins,
Oliver Robbins,
Addison Bowker,
Zelotes Buck,
John R. Chadboum,
Hiram C. Doe,
Merrill Knight, 2d,
Lucius Bonney,
John R. Bonney,
Seth S. Stetson,
Harrison Bonney,
John Starbird,
Urias Bonney,
Benton Russ,
Mill Proprietor
Carpenter
Farmer and Blacksmith
Blacksmith
Shoemaker
Farmer
S T O W E.
W. C. Walker,
Osgood Charles,
G. Haskell,
Noyes Abbott,
M. & Wilson Abbott,
Peter Hardy,
A. P. Abbott,
Micah Abbott,
0. H. Day,
Charles Nutter,
Merchant
Carpenter
Farmer
Wm. Emerson,
Horatio Bickford,
Joseph A. Emerson,
Solomon Charles, Jr.,
Job Farrington,
B. W. Charles,
Thos. J. Haley,
L. Medder,
Henry D. Smith,
Fanner
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SWEDEN.
Amasa Lorlng,
Benj. Webber,
Elias S. Foster,
G. W. Woodbury,
Humphrey Saunders,
Cong. Clergyman
Merchant
Bap. Clergyman
Teacher
Blacksmith
Benj. M. Nevers, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Henry Knight, Carpenter
Wm. Bennett, Farmer and Carpenter
John Peny, Shoemaker
E. W. Woodbury, Farmer
Geo. A. Holden, "
Thomas Chute, "
Isaac Eastman, "
Chas. W. Flint, ^ "
Gilman Bennett, "
Royal L. Nevers, "
Benj. W. Nevers, "
R. 6. Moulton, "
Francis A. Blake,
S. H. Jones,
J. Taylor.
Marshall F. Flint,
N. D. Smart,
Wm. W. Nevers,
Wm. Saunderson,
Charles Nevers,
0. H. Perry,
E. W. Bennett,
John Hamlin,
Elvira Hamlin,
Caroline Evans,
J. W. Perry,
Stephen Saunderson,
Milton Jewett,
Wm. H. Kneeland,
John Pike,
Farmer
John Howe,
Wm. A. Manning,
Sumner Evans,
T. V. Foster,
E. B. RusseU,
STONEHAM
Lumberman and Trader
Physician
Farmer and Lumberman
Cooper
S. Henrv Barker,
J. B. &'T. Bartlett,
J. J. Durgin,
Daniel Walker,
Farmer
S. F. Frost,
Alanson Proctor,
W. I. Abbott,
J. D. Kilgore,
John West,
UPTON.
Hotel Keeper
Farmer and Millman
Millman
Blacksmith, (Errol, N. H.)
^lechanic
J. G. Rich, Hunter, Trapper, and Guide
D. C. Brooks,
John I. Bragg,
B. Bailey,
Moses Coolidge,
Cyrus H. West,
Farmer
WATERFORD.
John A. Douglass, Cong. Clergyman
Chas. Hutchinson, Physician & Surg., (No'h)
G. W. Bailey,
Wm. P. Shattuck, Physician & Surgeon, and
Prop, of Water-Cure Establishment.
J. S. Hobbs, Coun. & Att'y at Law, (N'h)
James L. HaskeU, " " "
John C. Gerry, Merchant, (South)
D. W. Noble, «
Chas. Young, " "
Josiah Proctor, Man. of Buckets, Molasses
Kegs & Firkins. Orders solicited, ( South )
Samuel A. Miller, Man. of Plows, Axles, and
other Castings, (South)
E. Wilkins, Tanner & Currier, & Dealer in
Hides and Leather.
John Holt, Harn. -maker, and Car. Trimmer,
(South)
Leander P. Rowe, Carriage Maker, "
Eli Cole, " " "
Zebedee Perry, Card. & Cloth Dresser, '•
Merrick Monroe, Tanner & Currier, "
Rufus R. McAllister, Blacksmith
Oliver Hale, Lake Hotel
Oren A. Horr, Medical Student
John A. Green, Blacksmith, (North)
Geo. W. Graham, N. Waterford House, "
Augustus E. Horr, Teacher, "
Luther Houghton, Bear Moun'n House, (So'h)
Thomas Hapgood, Prop, of Flour, Shingle, &
Saw-mill, ^ South)
Daniel Brown.
I. A. Hayes, Wagon & Sleigh Maker, and
Painter,
(South)
R. G. Brown,
Moulder, "
G. W. Hale,
Horse Dealer
Samuel Plumraer,
Farmer
T. S. Saunders,
K
Ephraim F. Wood,
(i
Geo. W. Plummer,
<(
Daniel Brown, 2d,
((
J. N. Baker,
tc
A. Wilkins,
((
Liberty Kilgore,
<(
Emerson Kilgore,
((
Stephen Lovejoy,
M
Lau ra Longley,
((
Josiah Whittier,
t(
Marshall Saunderson,
(C
David G. Pride,
IC
James H. Chadbourn,
((
Amos Flint,
«
A. G. Morse,
((
Susan Stone,
t(
Moses Young,
{(
L. L. Brown,
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Joseph Kilgore,
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Silas Hamlin,
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WATERFORD.
Josiah Plummer,
Robert L. Allen,
B. Tucker, Jr.,
C. W. Perry,
M. R. Mason,
Joseph C. Walker,
Almerin How,
James M. Shaw,
Thomas Swan,
William Greene,
Abraham Whitcomb,
Sarah W. Green,
Peter E. Mosher,
Waldo T. Brown,
Edward Hilton,
Amos Upton,
W. C. Stone.
Charles H. Rice,
Isaac C. Horr,
Henry Sawin,
Caleb Swan,
Joshua Saunders,
Samuel WaiTcn,
David Purinton,
Lewis F. Dudley,
J. S. Cheever,
William A. Monroe,
Farmer
Chas. H. Bridgham,
Geo. L. Watson,
Abel Moore,
Wm. Hamlin,
Samuel Hale,
C. B. Harlow,
Joel W. Chadboum,
Levi Millett,
Sanders Kimball,
Ambrose A. Knight,
Charles Plummer,
Wm. Russell,
John Proctor,
Perley W. Kilboume,
Stephen Horr,
Stephen P. Jewett,
Samuel W. Kilboru,
Josiah Willard,
Daniel Warren,
Wm. W. Watson,
Israel A. Dudley,
S. S. Gilson,
Geo. W. Rand,
D. B. Brown,
A. W. Douglass,
Henry A. Jewett,
^Farmer
\
Shingle Sawer
Carpenter
Machinist
Dep. Sheriff
WOODSTOCK.
Wm. B. Lapham,
Physician and Surgeon,
(Brj-ant's Pond)
Merchant, ''
Joseph Pray,
C. P. Knight & Co.,
Joel Pei-ham, .Jr., "
A. K. Knapp & Son, "
Jonathan .Jewell, Wh. Flour Merc.
S. A. Brock, Stoves & Tin Ware,
Lyman Carr, Jewelry & Fan. Goods, Clocks,
(^Watches & Jewelry repaired, (Bry. Pond)
Chas. A. Sleuman, Confectio., Nuts, Cigars,
&c., ( Bryant's Pond)
J. .J. Crani, Books, Stationery, and Fancy
Goods, (Bryant's Pond)
Sylvania Perham, Dress Goods and Milliner
(Bryant's Pond)
Tuttle & Hobbs,
Geo. H. Webber,
Tbos. N. Ricker,
John B. Merrill,
A. M. Whitman,
Bryant's Pond House,
(Bryant's Pond)
Stone Cutter, " "
Blacksmith, " »
Farmer, " "
McKenney Bros., Merchants, (North)
J. M. Galiison, Hotel-keeper, "
James Russ, Post Master, "
A. B. Lawrence, Man. of Ladies' Sew. Boots,
( Bryant's Pond)
John F. Wright, Stage Driver, " "
Milo Pierce, Man. of all kinds Soap, " *'
I. W. & J. C. Andrews, Man. of Doors, Sash,
Window Frames, and Ready-made Coffins
Thos. R. Carman, Pensioner
Charles Perkins, Clergyman
A. K. P. Whitman, Deputy Sheriff
James Russ, Post Master, (North)
A. P. Bowker,
Gilman W. Farnum,
Benton Russ,
Alonzo Felt,
.Joshua Perham,
Wm. M. Brooks,
C. D. Fickett,
Perrin Dudley,
Oliver Robbias,
Farmer
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PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
A R G Y L E,
Isaac Foster,
I. N. Richardson, " "
A. J. Comstock, " "
H. N. Foster, " "
J. M. Freese, Merchant "
Benjamin Marsh,
Luther & Mark T. Marsh,
Farmer & Lumberman
Martin Spencer,
Nathan Lamb,
W. Danforth,
J. D. Hinkley,
James Low,
Stephen BusseU,
Lumberman
Farmer
H. C. Judkins,
H. W. AveriU,
Alvin Moor,
W. a Spratt,
ALTON
Merchant
Farmer and Lumberman
D. M. Kincaid,
D. & E. Milliken,
Geo. Averill,
Willoby Smith,
Farmer and Millman
Farmers and Lumbermen
Prop. Alton House
BURLINGTON.
A. Woodman & Co., Merchants & Lumber'n
Philip Page,
Richard Fox,
Harvev Stickney,
Geo. W. Taylor,
Chas. Powers,
Norman Page,
Jeremiah Page,
Caleb P. Barker,
Benj. W. Davis,
C. R. Libby,
J. W. Hayden,
Philip P. Page,
Thomas Barker,
Farmer "
" " Millwright
" " House Joiner
Blacksmith
Physician and Surgeon
Farmer
Charles Barker,
Daniel S. Page,
J. W. Bradbury,
Wra. Bachelder,
Jonathan Clay, Jr.,
Weston Page,
Geo. H. Nute,
E. A. Richardson,
Geo. McCorison,
John Page,
Herman S. Page,
Francis L. Leammon,
Geo. H. Merrill,
Farmer
Teacher
BREWER.
Daniel Sargent, 2d, Lumber Dealer
W. S. Stearns, Tanner and Currier
John Holyoke, Ship Tim., Masts, Spars,
Knees, &c.
Jeremiah SkLnner, Corn & Flour Merchant
B. F. Tefft, Meth. Clergyman
Francis G. Arey, Mas. Mariner and Merchant
A. P. Veazie, Master Mariner
Francis F. Brewer, House Carpenter
Wm. Morgan, Harness, Trunk, & Col. Maker
W. F. HopkinSj Dry Goods Merchant
J. H. Smith, House Joiner, & Brick Machine
Man.
A. H. Barnes, Ship Smithing and Jobbing
N. J. Bunker & Smith, House & Ship Joiners
and Brick Machine Man.
Wm. Hall.
H. N. Goodwin, House Carpenter
J. K. Skinner.
Rowe & Genthner, Man. of Brick and Patent
Drain Tile.
Lewis Blake, Farmer
H. M. & J. R. Farrington, Brick Man.
*
J. D. Holmes, Traveling Merchant
Geo. 0. Goodwin, "
C. L. Downs, Blacksmith
E. Hoxee, Master Mariner & Merchant
Samuel Bartlett, Jr.,
Brazier Braston,
Alfred Bolton,
B. Goodwin,
C. G. Stearns,
Joseph S. Kent,
Richard Winslow,
Daniel Shedd,
Ivory Harlow, Jr.,
A. C. Wilson,
C. A. Nealey,
J. L. Barker,
D. B. Doane
Master Mariner
Farmer and Miller
Farmer
Lumber Dealer
Master Mariner
Brick Maa.
Lumberman
u
House Carpenter
Blacksmith
L. W. Downs, Livery Stable & Lum. Dealer
Chas. A. Green, Constable
N. F. Norris, Ship Joiner
Gregg & Co., Logs, Juniper Timber, Knees,
Spars, &c.
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BANGOR.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
LAW.
John A. Peters, No. 10 West Market Square
S. F. Huraplirey, No. 6 Kenduskeag Bridge
James Rowe, West Market Square
A. Waterhouse, No. 11, Elm Block
J. H. Perkins, No. 56 West Market Square
H. M. Plaisted, No. 9 WlieelwTight's Block
James F. Rawson.
Frank. A. Wilson, Cor. Maine & Hamm'd St.
Abner Knowles, Granite Block
Charles S. Crosby, " "
Hillard & Flasg, West Market Square
Blake & Garnsev, No. 2 Smith's Block
Charles P. Stetson, No. 5 " "
E. L. Hamlin, No. 5 " "
H. P. Haynes, No. 11, Elm Block
Fred. E. Shaw, No. 6 Granite Block
A. L. Simpson, No. 4 Wheelwright's Block
A. G. Wakefield, Dow's Block
T. W. Porter, Patent Ag't, Wheelwright's Bl'k
A. C. Smith, Harlow's Block
S. P. Knowles.
Gustavus G.Cushman.
Johu McDonald.
John E. Godfrey, Judge of Probate
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Calvin Seavey, cor. Hammond & Ohio Sts.
Ralph K. Jones, No. 3 Wheelwright's Block
E. F. Sanger, No. 2 1-2 Kenduskeag Bridge
Geo. P. Jetferds, Union St.
Edward M. Field, Hammond St.
Wm. Gallupe, Homeopathic, Hammond St.
Sumner Laughton.
HaU Davis, No. 189 Maine St.
DENTISTS.
J. K. Lincoln, No. 2 1-2 Union Block
Isaac Strickland, No. 34: Maine St.
P. Evans & Brother.
CLERGYMEN.
Edward W. Oilman,
W. F. Farrington,
E. B. Curtis,
Dan'l Talcott Smith, Prof
Theo. Seminary.
Geo. Shepard, Prof. Sacred Rhetoric, Bangor
Theo. Seminary.
Charles G. Porter,
A. Dalton,
Henrv Gillin,
A. K: P. Small,
M. H. Tarbox,
L. P. Rand.
First Cong.
Union St. Meth.
Chapel Meth.
Sac. Lit., Bansror
Baptist
Rec. Epis.
Catholic
Baptist
F. W. Baptist
EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
C. P. Roberts, Ed. Bangor Daily Ev. Times
Marcellus Emery, Ed. Bangor Union & Dem.
Wheeler & Lynde, Pub. D'ly. Whig & Cour.
Bartlett & Burr, Pub. Bangor Jefi'ersonian
OFFICERS AND BANKS.
Edward Kent, Judge S. J. Court
John L. Hodsdon, Adjutant General
A. S. French, Clerk of Courts
John Goodell, Jr., Register of Deeds
Joseph Bartlett, Reg. of Probate, (Editor)
A. C. Flint, Co. Treasurer
John S. Chadwick, Sheriff, & Sec. of Bangor
Mutual Fire Ins. Co., & Fire Ins. Agent,
No. 2, Granite Block.
I. R. Clark, Land Office
S. H. Dale, Pres. Mer. Marine Mut'l Ins, Co.
G. K. Jewett, Pres. Bank of the State of Me.
E. Merrill, Treasurer of P. & K. R. R. Co.
W. C. Pittman, Conductor P. &. K. R. R.
Geo. W. •Snow, City Clerk, Union St.
John H. Wilson, Dep. ShfF. & Cor. W. M. Sq.
G. W. Whitney, Jailor
John Wyman, Cashier Market Bank
G. W. Pickering, Pres. Kenduskeag Bank
Jas. W. Adams, Dept Marsh'l, No. 6 Ev't St.
Bangor Savings Bank, E. L. Hamlin, Pres.
Eastern Express Co., No. 5 Dow's Block.
Jonathan Oilman, Master of House of Corr'n
Jason Weeks, Post Master
HOTELS.
Bangor House, G. W. Larrabee, Prop.
Penob. Exchange, A. Woodward, "
Franklin House, Shaw & McLaughlin, "
Dwinel House, A. L. Cary, "
Hatch House, Tebbets & Getchell, "
National House, I. B. Norcross, "
Penobscot Exchange, Wm. C. Tyler, *
Cottage House, Joseph Cram, "
Avenue House, Alfred R. Greenough, "
Acadian House, Daniel Seavey, "
C. Ranlet's Hotel.
MERCHANTS AND TRADERS.
Stetson & Co.
Chas. Hayward, Wholesale Com, Flour, Pork,
and Fish, No. 60 West Market Square.
J. T. & C. C. Strickland, Corn, Flour, & Gro-
ceries, No. 2 Mercantile Square.
F. M. Sabine, Exchange St.
Wm. H. Strickland, "i Lumber Dealers, Of-
Hastings Strickland, > fice No. 18 City Point
Philo. A. Strickland, ) Block.
M. Schwartz, Importer & Dealer in Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Glass, &c.. Exchange St.
Dillingham & Smith, Corn, Flour & Lumber
David Bugbee & Co., Booksellers, Stationers,
and Binders, No. 5 Strickland's Block.
E. F. Duren, Books, Stationery, and Music,
No. 4 Hammond St.
Wheelwright & Clark, Manf. and Wholesale
Dealers in Clothing, W. Market Square,
Millett & Bangs, Boots, Shoes, Leather, and
Oil Moccasins, No. 19 W. Market Square.
Charles Hight, Books, Stationery, and Paper
Hangings, W. Market Square.
J. H. Butler, Hardware, Iron, Steel, Paints,
and Oil, No. 4 W. Market Square.
John P. Greeley, Millinery & Fancy Goods,
No 48 Maine St.
W. L. Alden & Co., Druggists, Fancy Goods,
and Perfumery, No. 2 Union Block.
J. S. Ricker, Imp. Crockery, Glass & China
Ware, No. 1 Maine St.
Wood & Bishop, Man. & Wholesale Dealers
in Stoves, Tin Ware, Nos. 1, 2, & 3, Br'd St.
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BANGOR.
Daniel Dakin, Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Gd's,
Pic. Frames, Mirrors, &c., No. 92 Me. St.
Manson & Williams, Wh'l and Ret. Dry Gd's,
No. 17 Maine St.
J. W. Patten & Co., Gen. Com. Mer., Insnr.
Ag't & Lumber Deal's, No. 119 Broad St.
Bragg & Basford, Coal, Iron, Steel, & Hard-
-ware. No. 4 Broad St.
Stickney & Roberts, Dry Goods, Carpetlngs,
and Room Paper, No. 5 W. Market Sqr.
Thompson & Hitchborn, Dry Gd's & Carpet-
ings. No. 40 Maine St.
Henry G. Thaxter, Man. and Deal, in Candy,
Fruit, Tobacco, and Cigars, Nos. 1. and 2,
Hammond St.
Wm. H. Prescott, Man. and Deal, in Clothing
and Furnish. Gd's, W. End Ken. Bridge.
Thomas J. Stewart, Factor and Com. Mer.,
West Market Square.
M. P. C. Withers, Watches, Je-welry, Fancy
Gd's, & Pianos, No. 20 W. Market Sqr.
I. S. Johnson, Wholesale Deal, in Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment, Columbia St.
W. K. Foster, Musical Instruments, Children's
Carriages, Toys, Jewelry, and Fancy Gd'.s
Bazar, No. 1 Maine St.
T. C. Johnson, Wholesale & Retail Dry Gd's,
No. 32 Maine St.
A. W, Decrow & Co., Man. and Wholesale &
Retail Deal's in Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware, No. 10 Central St.
Jos. C. W^hite, Com. Wholesale Woolen and
Dry Goods, Nos. 98 and 100 Maine St.
Tho3. Hersey, Man. Boots, Shoes, Furs, Hats,
Caps, and"^ Rubber G'ds, No. 20 Maine St.
A. F. & R. C. Boyd, For. & Dom. Fruit and
Confectionery, No. 6 Hammond St.
B. E. Pendleton, Baker & Dealer in Fruit &
Confectionery, Hammond St.
Isaac M. Bragg, Com. Mer. & Deal, in Lum.,
Broad St.
Eastes & Whittier, Man. & Dealers in Stoves
and Castings, Maine St.
J. S. Ligraham, Drugs, Paints, Oils, & Win-
dow Glass, Davis Block.
Chas. B. Wyman, Ag't Flour, Provisions, &
Gx-oceries, Nos. 8, 10, 12, Central ^larket.
Wm. Margesson, Man. & Wholesale Boots,
Shoes, and Oil Moc, W. End Ken. Bridge.
Trickey & Goodwin, Wholesale and Retail
Pork, Prov. & Groc, Central Market.
J. &. C. Duckworth, Confection'v & Saloon,
(See N. Y. Saloon), No. 3 Union Block.
John L. Crosby.
J. B. Otis & Co., Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes
Chapman & Fifield, Ready Made Clothing
Alonzo Bartlett, Books and Stationery
John M. Loud, Lumber and Farmer
B. F. S. Patten, Watchmaker and Jeweler
John Pomfret, Provisions
Robert Parker, Confec, Birds, Cages, &c.
Wm. Bryant, Meal
E. H. Tibbets, Man. and Dealer in Coffins
C. V. Ramsdell, Man. & Deal, in Guns and
Gun Materials of every description, Sport-
ing Apparatus, Powder, Shot, Caps, Steel
Traps, &c.
E. C. Smart, Ready Made Clothing & Furn-
ishing Goods.
Ellery C. Young,Man. & Deal, in Picture Frms
J. S. Pearson, Stoves and Tin Ware
John B. Boden, Meat and Groceries
Chapin Humphrey, Deal, in Wool Skins and
Tanner of Sheep Skins.
Jefferson Crocker, Meat Market
0. McCann, Groceries and Provisions
0. & S. Bills, Groc. & Prov , Hoops & Staves
Charles W. Close, Groceries and Prov.
James Tobin, Wholesale and Retail Ready
Made Clothing.
Thomas Finson, . Meat Market
James Littlefield, Harnesses, Trunks, Wolf
and Buffalo Robes.
Francis Gibbs, Groc, Prov., & Ship Stores
C. W. Pearson, W. I. Goods and Groceries
Cyrus E. Gould.
a', a. Wing, Com and Flour
D. G. Westgate, Groceries
Elijah Dunbar, Man. and Dealer, in Sash,
Doors, and Blinds.
Ambrose Warren, Botanic Druggist & Manf 'r
of WaiTen's Cough Balsam, and Dealer in
Botanic Medicines, No. 1 Granite Block,
East Market Square.
Jonathan Young, Long and Short Lumber
James ThisseU, Dealer in Lumber
Stevens & Farrow, Manf. and Deal's in Pine,
Spruce, and Hemlock Lumber, Shingles,
Clapboards, Laths, Pickets, &c.
M. S. Drummond, Man. and Deal, in Lumber
Blunt & Hinman, " " "
Morse & Co., " " "
Waldo T. Pierce, Shipping and Com. Mer.,
Com, Meal, &c.
James Carlisle, Merchant
Wm. A. .Johnson, Dealer in Lumber
Babb & Strickland, " "
Bowman Vamey, " "
John Trickey, " "
Ira Pitman, " "
V. L. Cartinaud, Man. & Deal, in Hats, Caps,
and Fur Gd's, W. End Kenduskeag Bridge.
J. M. Sherwood, Oyster and Confec. Saloon,
No. 1 State St.
P. C. Bymes, Beer Man. & Wholesale Conf.
Robert Carlisle, Provisions and Groceries
A. C. Hallett, Hides, Skins, and Tallow
A. P. Campbell, Wholesale Dealers in Ale,
Liquors, &c.. Broad St.
H. A. Crocker, Dealer in Hides and Skins
C. C. Prescott, Wholesale and Retail Furni-
ture Warehouse.
Peter McLune, Groceries
Benj. Wade, Com. Merchant
Seth E. Benson, Com. Mer. & Freight Office
B. E. Sargent, Meat Market, Stall No. 1 No-
rombega Market.
M. Giligan, Wholesale and RetaU Clothing
Warehouse.
Geo. H. Anson, No. 20 Hammond St.
Stetson & Doroty, Whole'le & Ret. Groceries
MANUFACTURERS AND MECHANICS.
Franklin Muzzy & Co., Man. Steam Engines,
Shingle Mills, & Iron Found'y, Frank. St.
Geo. T. Allamby, Brass Founder & Finisher,
and Dealer in Ship Work and Iron Pipe for
Steam and Water, No. 33 Central St.
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
B A X G O R.
Joseph A. Pitman, Copper & Brass Founder,
Locksmith, and Bell Hanger, Haymarket
Square.
Crosby & Sons, Ship Builders and Owners,
Crosby's Wharf.
George Chick, Harness and Trunk Man. cor.
of Columbia and Hammond Sts.
Samuel Clement. Man. of Small Machinery
and Screw Tools, No. 105 Broad St.
John Dole, Planing Mill, near Western Depot
L. C. Fairfield, Master Ship Builder
Dole & Gilman, ilan. and Dealer in Furni-
ture and Coffins, Hammond St.
T. W. I^orter, Patentee of Porter's Metallic
Shoe Plates.
Harrison Jackson, Manf. of Patent Models,
and Repairer of Furniture.
Simeon Everton, Boot and Shoe Man., cor. of
Hammond & Clinton Sts.
Josiah Harthom, Jr., Master Ship Builder
Isaac Bailey, Ship Smith, 35 First Street
Cyrus Adams, Ship Smith
S. Stillman Stevens, " "
Morrill Bartlett, Blacksmith
John Savage, Ship Carpenter, Bridge & Wharf
Builder, No. 277 Maine St.
Bradford, Hatton & Co., Sail Makers & Deal.
in Duck, Broad St.
C. H. & T. A. Finson, Carriage Manuf 's and
Pamters, Ohio St.
Leland Dennett, Carriage Man., Levant Road
Silas B. Ames, Cooper, " "
L;aac M. Currier, Farmer and Dealer in Hides
and Leather, Levant Road.
J. W. Strange, Steel Letter Cutter, Sinker,
and Patent Models, &c., Columbia St.
Michael J. Kiely, Horse Shoer, Cent'l Bridge
Chas. Lebelle, Man. of Oil Moc, Court St.
0. P. Merryman, Man. Doors, Sash & Blinds,
Dole's Steam Mills.
Simon H. Richardson, Millwright, Levant R'd
Jonathan Chase, " " "
J. C. Morris, Gas Fitter, No. 3 Maine St.
Ira W. Cole, Machinist, No. 70 Ohio St,
Charles W. Jaques, Carpenter, No. 28 Gar-
land Street.
Wood & Quimby, House, Sign, & Ship Paint-
ers, Glaziers and Paper Hangers, No. 110
Maine St.
Darling & Schwartz, Man. of U. S. & English
Measures, Franklin St.
Wm. J. Peasley, House and Sign Painter,
& Glazier, Webster St.
R. S. Torrey, Patentee of Torrey's Me. State
Beo Hive, and Dealer in Bees and Honey,
No. 49 Fifth St.
Jacob S. Smith, Printer
B. Parker, Saw Filer, Agent for the Patent
Saw Co., Hammond St.
J. Batchelder, Saddler and Harness-maker,
129 Exchange St.
A. Leighton, Tin Plate Worker and Plumber
A. H. Norton, Manf. of all kinds Wood Work
T. J. Whitton, & Co, Carriage Manf.
A. Woodward, Planing Mill
K. Gordon, Planing, Mill, Tuni'g, &c., Mould-
ings Made to Order.
George S. Walker, Carriage, Sign, and Orna-
mental Painter.
Dearborn & Bryant, Tin Plate Workers
B. N. Thorns, Carriage Manf.
Silas H. Brackett, House Carpenter
Geo. W. Herring, Millwright
Moses Saunders, Machinist
Herman Bartlett, *'
Wm. Wallace Seavey, **
Charles Wyman, "
B S. Dean, Architect and Civil Engineer
Phineas Bachelder, Brick Mason
.John J. Wingate, Blacksmith
Storrs A. Murch, "
C. S. Fellows, "
Horace B. Parker, '*
B. A. Hammond, Carriage Manf,
P. P. Holden, Pump and Block Maker
Frank J. Cummings, Shipwright
Daniel P. Wingate, Contractor
John Rounds, House Carpenter
J. E. Merritt, Master Mechanic, B, 0. & Mil-
ford R. R. Co.
Jos. Graves, Man. of Guns and Pistols, Re-
pairer of all kinds of Machinery.
Simeon Pease, Painter
Jos, F, Murry, Tailor and Clothes Cleanser
John A, Phillips, Gas Fitter
Michael Donohue, Blacksmitii
Samuel Fellows, '*
S. Dean & Son, Painters and Glaziers
John L. Young, Brick Mason
Joseph Cobb, Cooper
Geo, A, Stickney, Brick Mason and Builder
John T. Webb, " " "
James Drummond, House Joiner
F. Whittier, Man. of Boots and Shoes
Simeon Lord, Farmer and Currier
Geo. Reynolds, Boot Maker and Farmer
J. H. Clergue, Wig Manf 'r and Barber
Isaac M. Currier, Tanner, and Dealer Hide*
and Whole Backs Band Leather.
0. J. Stone, Pianoforte Tuner, and Dealer in
Pianos and Melodeons.
Eben Jordan, Lumberman
D. U. Fan-ar, Blacksmith
.John J. Brown, Painter
H. A. Merrill, Slater & De'l. in Slate, Broad SL
Z. L. Bragdon, Blacksmith, cor. Harlow and
Central Sts.
C. D. Guliver, Stevedore, Truckm'n, & Jobb'r
Albion K. Bachelor. Brick Mason
Wm. Carlisle, Housewright
John Ross, Lumberman
Abel Brown, "
Wm. Shepherd, "
Ansel Smith, "
A. W. Daggett, "
Samuel White, Jr., "
Alexander Stephens, Painter
John Williamson <& Son, Harness Manf.
Stanford S. Chase, Harness & Trunk Manf 'r
Harvey Read, Over-hauler
Andrew Mabrey, Teamster
George G. Estabrook, "
Tristram Berry, Millwright
.James Woodman, Blacksmith
T. T. Gates, Gas Fitter, and Dealer in Gaa
Fixtures.
John A. French, Boot and Shoe Maker
Jesse L. Fairbanks, Millwright
Cornelius Gillispie, Blacksmith
Luther Gowen, Scaler
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BANGOR.
Philip Randlett, Millman
Charles C. Dodge, Boot and Shoe Maker
Jos. F. Hall, Curtain Fixtures, Dole's Plan-
ing Mills.
Geo. W. Carlisle, Lumberman
A. B. Hudson,
Levi Emerson, Shipwright
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rufus Dwinel.
Samuel Jewett.
Benj. Plummer, Fire and Life Ins. Agent
Loomis Taylor, Agent of Steamer Santbrd
J. 0. Kendrick, Ag't Steamer Dn'l Webster
Wm. Flowers, Agent Grand Trunk R. R. Co.
D. Worcester, Sup. of Schools
Elliot Valentine, Teacher
James 0. Donohue, Broker in Money & Real
Estate.
D. F. Leavitt, Collector of Customs
Wm. P. Wingate, Col. of Port of Bangor
R. D. Hill, Proprietor
R. S. Prescott, Auct'r and Real Est. Bi-oker,
No. 12 Central St.
S. W. Sawyer, Photographist, 2 1-2 Ken. Br'g
Jewett McPherson, Photographs and Ambro-
types, Maine St.
C. D. Gilman, Charles St.
A. M. Burnham, Pho. & Ambro., Maine St.
John B. Pierce, Refreshment Saloon, 14
Central st.
J. Hincks, Freight Agent, P. &. K. R. R.
Caleb BiUings, Livery Stable, Maine St.
Jona. A. Gushing, Cedar St
Henry E. Prentiss, Real Estate Broker, 17
Central St.
E. S. Coe, Land Agent, West Market Square
A. D. Harlow, Leader Bangor Band & Music
Teacher.
N. D. Beacroft, Horticulturist and Gardener,
Ohio St.
Charles Y. Eaton, Express and Job Wagon,
Maine St.
James Pendergrast, Truckman
Charles B. Bryant, Land Surveyor
G. L. Boynton, Lumberman
G. D. Warren, Master Trans. B. 0. & Milford
R. R. Co.
Thomas B. Chalmers, Truckman
N. B. Wiggin, No. 119 French St.
John Taber, Traveling Agent, Union St.
John F. Jerrard, Lumberman, Ohio St.
Francis H. Duffy, Nursery and Fruit Green
House, Hampden Road.
Thos. Allen, Florist, Horticulturist, & Gard'r,
Allen's Green House, Court St.
N. P. Beacroft, Horticulturist
Adams Sekenger, "
G^o. H. Bartlett, Accountant
D. H. Kiml/all, "
A. T. Vail, "
Wilson R. Woodward, Broker
Taylor Durgin, Street Commissioner
Simpson Rollins.
Eaton & Crosby, Civil Engineers
Bangor Mercantile Association.
Isaac Lincoln, Surveyor of Lumber
Be»j. Swett, Aid to the Revenue
Wm. Smith, BiUiard HaU
Wm. McDonald, Dealer in Milk
A. P. Wyman, Eclectic Physician and Dealer
in Watches and Jewelry.
Eaton & Crosby, Civil Engineers and Survey-
ors, Exchange Block, 2d story.
J. M. Leonard, Inventor & Prop, of Leonard's
German Liquid Opodeldoc and Indian Veg-
etable Pills, Franklin St.
G. W. Curamings, Surveyor of Lumber
Mark Webster, " "
Samuel Chapman, " *'
T. Field.
Wiggins Hill.
Fred. A. Hatch, Office, No. 10 W. & Clark's
Block.
E. Wentworth, Master Mariner
A. K. P. & M. G. Trask, Ladies' and Gents'
Hair Dressing, Photograph, and Ambrotype
Rooms, No. 2 Smith's Block.
A. B. Coleman, Hair Dresser and Barber
C. 0. Banks, Traveling Wholesale Confec-
tionery Agent.
E. & S. S. Low, Building Movers, 41 Cent. St.
Fred. C. Low, Dealer in Green-House Plants,
and Importer of Dutch Bulbs, Green-House,
41 Central St.
Joseph N. Hodges. Trance Speaker
E. W. Hanson, Lecturer on Agriculture
Charles D. Bryant, Surveyor
Sylvester Abbot, "
H. W. Emery, Photographist
Patrick Herrin, Horticulturist
Mechanics' Association.
Wm. B. Webber, City Crier
Harris Benson, Confectioner
Charles Willey, Dealer in Horses
Atherton Pratt, Surveyor
Hiram H. Fogg, Chief Eng'r Fire Departm't
John W. Robinson, Surveyor of Lumber
Geo. W. Spratt, Prop. Air Line Stage, Bang'r
and Calais, and Livery Stable, French St.
J. P. Wyman, Livery Stable & Deal, in Horses
E. K. Clark, Eating Saloon
Silas I. Sadler, Mariner
DROVERS AND BUTCHERS.
James Smith, Jr., Butcher & Dealer in Meats,
Hides, Tallow, Pelts, &c.
Joseph H. Hallett.
Bowen Holman.
Moses G. Rice.
Moses Heaton.
Ripley Spencer.
Smith Randlet.
Joseph R. Merrill, Levant Road
Geo. W. Rollins, Butcher
Gardner Smith, Butcher and Grocer
Henry W. Knowls.
Edward D. Baker, Butcher and Fanner
John Verplast, " "
James N. Crowell, Butcher
Elbridge G. Rose, «
FARMERS.
Wm. Rogers.
Daniel P. Withee.
Donald Noble.
Ebenezer French.
J. L. Briggs.
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BANGOR.
FARMERS.
Wm. Bovd.
J. L. Palmer.
John Ewer.
W. P. Heald.
E. W. Hasev.
Joseph W. Jordan.
Franklin Rogers, Farmer, & Harness & Collar
Maker.
C. H. BusweU.
FARMERS.
Alonzo Jones,
John Jackson.
Daniel Webster.
John Furgason.
Walter Davis.
Levi Smith.
Enoch I. Powers.
JIark L. Mills.
Nathan Jewell.
State St.
BRADFORD.
Thos. R. Kingsbury, Dry Goods & Groceries
Joseph Chadbourn^ Christian Clergyman
Levi Robbins, Carriage Maker
Chas. F. Strout, Engineer
Chas. E. Wilson, School Teacher
John U. Clark, Farmer & Uan. of Lumber
M. Taylor, Spiritualist Clergyman
Daniel T. Plummer, Farmer
Spencer Arnold.
Eben. E. Church,
John Dearborn,
R. H. Erskine,
Isaac Sanford,
E. Fletcher,
:^Ioses G. Tuck,
Alden B. Strout,
Farmer
BRADLEY.
H. B. Emery, Dry Goods, Groceries, and
Lumber Man.
Samuel F. Harrison, Grocer's Clerk
Otis Burrill, House Carpenter
John Welch, Lumberman
C. W. French, "
H. B. Sawyer, "
F. H. Blackman,
Mrs. L. C. Blackman.
Samuel BuUen,
Cyrus Knapp,
Adam Blackman,
Edwin Eddy,
CORINTH.
Merchant
Physician and Surgeon
Merchants
House Joiner
Wheelwright
Prop. Parker House
Brick Mason
Chas. Megquier,
Jared Fuller,
Jason Huckuis,
H. K. Dexter & Co.,
J. B. Nichols,
Daniel Swett,
L. Nichols,
Orin Davis,
John A. Lovejov, Man. of Bray's combined
Peeler & G'iflf's Cylinder Plows.
John F. Norwood, Man. of Kid Shoes
Wm. F. Davis, Man. of Boots and Shoes
Jacob Lovejoy,
John Thissell,
Noah Barker,
Geo. Ulmer,
Uriah Winchester,
James C. Brackett,
Silvester Eddey,
J. C. Herrick,
Darius Sargent,
A. C. Grout,
Geo. W. Jones,
Atwell Savage,
Joseph Richardson,
Spencer Haynes,
For Academy
Fanner
School Teacher
Blacksmith
Farmer
«<
Lumberman
Farmer
J. C. Blanchard,
Josiah Bragdon, "
T. J. Guppy, «
A. Lovejoy, Clergyman
Benj. Ball, Farm, and Man. of Lumber
Chas. Herrick, Deputy Sheriff
I. F. Tozier, Painter
J. F. Mayo, Car. Smith & Job Work
Elijah G. Clement, Carriage Maker
Thos. Wentworth, Man. of Rose's Pat. Churn
for Penobscot County.
Josiah King, Farmer
Levi Blake, "
J. M. Herrick, «
Eliphalet Packard, "
L. M. Blake, «
J. L. Robinson, House Carpenter
Abel Mc Gregory, Miller
Samuel Robey, "
Joseph B. Hosmer, Agt. for A. Rose's Patent
Churn.
I. C. Holden, Clerk Parker House
H. D. Harvey, Lumberman
E. R. Weston, Steel Man.
John Palmer, Robinson House
CHARLESTON
Watch and Clock Maker
Farmer and Orchardist
Physician and Surgeon
Merchant
Sup. School Com.
„ ,^, House Carpenter
James M Burke, Car. Maker & Blacksmith
Smith Higgins, Higgins Hotel
W. S. Place,
Job B. Foss,
E. A. Thompson,
J. F. Haines,
Samuel W. Foss,
Josiah H. Hunting,
John Stevens,
L. H. Rich,
R. L. Foss,
Alonzo Dunning,
Isaac Dougherty,
Mrs. Lucy Dow.
J. Johnson,
Merchant and Farmer
Bap. Clergyman
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CARROLL.
Prop.
0. F. Lothrop,
Galen Gates,
James H. Wallis,
Hugh McKenzie,
Walter Southern,
Hugh McLaughlin,
Gideon Moore,
Nathaniel E Muzzey,
Thomas M. Lowell,
Geo. Spencer, Jr.,
B. W. Blauchard, Prop, of
Othello.
J. G. Lindsay,
Wm. A. Haskell,
Exekiel Brown,
Calvin Lane,
Wm. Stevens,
L. C. Muzzy,
S. S. Flanders,
Josiah H. Barnard,
Carroll House
Post Master
Farmer and Lumberman
Horse Morgan
Fanner and Painter
Blacksmith
Farmer
John Giles,
Cyrus B. McKenney,
G. W. McKenney,
Jona*^han H. Whiting,
Wm. L. Abbott,
Charles Brown,
Charles G. Barker,
Charles N. Boyce, •-
Edmund Murdock,
George Spencer,
Albert M. Coffin,
John M. Bowker,
Wm. E. Oliver,
E. Doble,
Jacob Cosmon,
Samuel A. Oliver,
D. S. Farrar,
Eli H, Lamb,
S. H. Lothrop,
Geo. A. Mayo,
Fanner
C A R M £ L.
John J. BeU,
John Benjamin,
Hiram Ruggles,
Israel W. Johnson,
John Fuller,
Elisha Hopkins,
Daniel Ruggles,
0. S. West,
Wm. Corliss,
Franklin Rollins,
Benj. Robinson,
Noah D. Dawes,
Walter Hames,
W, M. Scott,
A. B. Brown,
David Bunker,
D. C. Haines,
Samuel Chesley,
Andrew J. Heald,
Silas Smith,
Att'y & Conn, at Law
Physician and Surgeon
Lumbei-man
Trader
Farmer
Farmer and Dep. Sheriff
** •' Clothier
House Carpenter
Empiry Corliss,
H. F. A. Patterson,
James Garland,
Geo. E. Dodge,
Isaac Winslow,
Lewis Robinson,
John Dearborn,
H. M. Gitchel.
L. Chase.
Edwin R. Blodgett,
Roderick McNeil,
Brickmaker
Meth. Clergyman
Lumber Man.
Teacher
Boarding House
Lumberman
Fanner and Shoemaker
Clerk
Blacksmith and Hotel
A. B. Tracy, Lumber Man. and Farmer
CHEST ER.
House Carpenter
Farmer and Lumberman
" " Carpenter
Farmer
S. H. Chesley,
E. P. Blood,
David Bunker,
W. H. Chambers,
Moses Scott,
A. L. Leland,
Albion P. Chesley.
Farmer
C O R I N N A.
Ransom Norton,
Paul M. Fisher,
Seth Morse,
J. G. Moody,
V. A. Sprague,
Samuel Nutter,
G. H. Mower,
F. Knowles,
W. S. Allan,
Z. Stubbs,
L. Lincoln,
E. Bunker,
S. Stevens,
W. A. Copeland,
A. M., Prin. Corinna Acad'y
Physician and Surgeon
Mer. & Dealer in Lumber
Manf. and Dealer in Lumber
Att'y and Coun. at Law
Farmer
Farmer and Teacher
Apiarian and Grocer
Fanner and House Joiner
Manf. of Lumber, and Teacher
Manf. of Lumber
Fanner and Justice of Peace
Carriage Manf.
Dealer in Horses
Thomas R. Gardner, Constable and Farmer
Samuel Copp, Deal, in Meat, Stock, & Lambs
John R. Mower, Farmer
Sherman Stone, Architect & House Designer
John M. Rackliff, Deal, in Stock & Lambs
Nath'l Mulliken, Carriage & Sleigh Manf.
Campbell Bachelder, Merchant
G. H. Packard, Harness, Boot & Shoe Manf.
Jacob Philbrick, Farmer
G. H. Day, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon
F. B. & L. B. Moody, Shoemakers & Farmers
James P. Ireland, Carriage Manf.
Silas S Morse, Merchant and Farmer
Joel Young, Farmer
Luther Penney,
Joseph A. Rooks,
Luther T. Haves,
Elisha Chick,'
Eufus Rooks,
CLIFTON.
Lumberman
Teaming
Farmer & Iron Moulder
Farmer
D. W. Davis,
S. L. Crosby,
Simon Crosby,
Thos. Parks,
Fanner
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DEXTER.
L. Kingman,
Josiah Crosby,
G. A. Haine?,
G. M. Burleigh,
John H. Gould,
Bap. Clergyman
Attorney and Coun. at Law
Surgeon Dentist
Physician
,jyj^^ *x. , t^armer
Nathan Wvman, Justice of Peace & Quorum
Bassett, Dustin & Co., Merchants
E. A. Aver, " „.
Farmer & Dep. Sheriff
Prop. Dexter House
Prop. Fountain House
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Joseph Shepherd,
Charles Wheeler,
Geo. Cutler,
Richard H. Merrill,
F. Corson, Kid Boot and Shoe
M. B. C. Cummings & Co., Boot& Shoe Man.
Fitzgerald & Co., Foundry and Machinist
Geo.''Hamilton, P. M. and Merchant
H. S. Maxim, Firm Fifield & Maxim, Manf.
and Dealers in Furniture.
Isaac M. Russ, Mason
Wm. M. Hall, Carriage, Sign, & Ornamental
Painter.
A. C. Winslow, Blacksmitli
Russell L. Merrill.
Franklin D. Luce,
Proctor & Favor,
E. M. Tibbets,
Wm. S. Eldridge,
Charles H. Knight,
A. T. Robinson,
David Prescott,
Justin Whitcomb,
Benj. Lane,
Andrew Seaver,
G. B. Clough,
Ira Linnell,
A. K. P. Smart,
John S. Harlow,
Painter
Harness and Trunk Manf.
Farmer
Farmer and P. M.
Farmer
Physician and Surgeon
Millman
House Carpenter
Farmer and Millman
D I X M O N T.
Samuel A. Barker,
G. F. Sanborn,
Joel S. Stevens,
Amos Whitney,
Edward Taylor,
Johnson Frye,
Att'y & Coun. at Law
Dep. Sheriff
Clergyman
Merchant
Blacksmith
Prop. Dixmont House
Henry Butman,
Damond Foskett,
John A. Harris,
Ira Gardner,
L. P. Wright,
Francis Bilay,
W. B. Ferguson,
Farmer
EXETER.
David Barker, Ex Land Agt. "Exeter Mills"
David Barker, Att'y and Coun at Law
Nath'l E. Brown, Farmer and Merchant
John Cutler,
Timothy R. Shaw, Plow Man., "Kenduskeag"
John D' Prescott, Prop. Exeter House
Otis Pease, Carriage Maker
E. J. Ames, Blacksmith
Winthrop Chapman, Farmer and Orchardist
Joshua Chamberlain,
Benj. Evans,
Warren Albee.
Geo. F. North,
Luther Holt,
John Whitney,
" Stone Mason
Physician
Farmer and Mason
" " Mech'ic
Trial Justice & Merchant
John W. Osgood,
F. W. Hill,
Chas. Young,
Nath'l Barker,
Caleb Keniston,
Jeremiah Garvin,
Benj. Walker,
Asa Champion,
John Peavey,
Thos. G. Davis,
N. S. Wentworth,
Joseph Robinson, Jr.,
S. W. Butters,
J. A. Brown.
EDDINGTON.
Farmer
L E. Stockwell, Merchant
E. W. Ward. Farmer, Painter & Shoemaker
Carp., & Cab. Maker
Farmer and Cooper
Farmer and H. Carpenter
Hotel
Wm. B. Ward,
.Joseph Mills,
Geo. H. Parsons.
Daniel Spinney,
E. M. Comins,
Harvey Ward, Stage Prop. Edding'n & Ban'r
Daniel Curtis,
Elijah Comins,
Wm. Merrill,
L. Woodbury,
John S. Comins,
Reuben Rich,
T. D. McMahon,
Jason Plummer,
Blacksmith & Horse Trainer
Farmer
ETNA.
A. M. Sylvester & Bro., Mers., & Dealers in
Wood, Bark, and Lumber.
Charles Friend,
James M. Freeman,
Johnson T. Marsh,
.Tohn Fogg,
Lyman Horn,
Oliver Hardy, Mer.
Charles W. Hayes,
Elbridge G. York,
Josiah Ferguson,
Farmer
Joiner
Farmer and Millman
& Deal, in Fish Barrels
Cooper
Cooper and Farmer
Fanner
Hanson Hutchings,
M. D. Carson,
M. G. Hall,
Thomas Hawes,
Ephraim Loud, Jr.,
Bradley W. Abbott,
Wm. A. Soule,
E. K. Dean,
Charles Dyer,
Jethro Gatchell,
Farmer & Ship Carp'r
Cooper and Farmer
Farmer
House and Sign Painter
Carpenter and Joiner
Farmer
Cooper
Farmer
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ENFIELD
Charles S. Weld, Merchant, "P. 0. Olamon"
Geo. Forbes, Fanner and Hotel
Hollis M. Miller, Farmer and Carpenter
J. M. Spencer, Prop, of Spencer's Hand Pow-
er blowing Machine.
Smith Oilman, Jr., Farmer & Lumberman
L. Adley, " " "
John B. "WTiittier, " " "
Simeon S. McKenney, House Joiner
Geo. W. Merrill, Prop. Hotel and Farmer,
" P. 0. Olamon."
Warren Crocker, Farmer
Robert Beatham, "
E. K. Betham, «
Walker Darling, "
B. Spencer, «
Wra. Gray, «
Silas Baswell, «*
Joshua Walton, **■
Jeremiah Bachelder,
John F. Ayers,
EDINBURGH.
Lumberman | John L. Sargent,
Fanner
N. W. Johnson,
H. C. Prebble,
Leonard Hatherway,
A. Williams & Co.,
Clothes Pins.
Isaac W. Haskell, Blacksmith & Edge Tools
Charles Butters, Prop. West Garland House
GARLAND.
Merchant
Clergyman
Man. of Extra Planed
L. B. Paine,
W. B. Foss,
John G. Jones,
Albion Twombly,
Daniel M. HaskeU,
John B. Skinner,
Teacher
Farmer
J. H. Hasey,
B. W. P. Emery,
Asa H. Pomroy,
Moses Parsons,
Wingate E. Gibbs,
C. A. Monill,
GLENBURN.
Perch House
Farmer
Hiram Parker,
Joseph Parker,
Stephen T. Vickery,
Lucius A. Leadbetter,
Horace Pendexter,
Joseph T. Drake,
Fanner
0. L. Blackwell,
GREENBUSH.
Prop. Hotel
HAMPDEN.
Hannibal Hamlin,
E. A. Harding,
B. A. Helmershausen,
W. T. Jewell,
S. H. Beale,
R. H. Patten.
Daniel Emery,
Samuel Rogers,
Joshua Ellis,
Josiah Hopkins,
Richard Stubbs, Jr.,
Winslow Arey,
N. S. Arey,
Edward Doane,
George Blake,
Stephen Chase,
Isaac Doane,
Augustus Snow,
E. S. & J. S. Knowles,
Thos. J. Knowles,
Elbridge G. Wing,
Daniel Miller,
A. R. C. Nealey,
A. B. Mayhew,
Chas. E. Hicks,
W. R. Reed,
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Vice President U. S.
Att'y & Coun. at Law
Meth. Clergyman
Farmer
Warren W. Rice, Car. & Sleigh Man.
Daniel Smith, Jr., Farmer & School Teacher
Daniel Floyd, Boot and Shoe Maker
David J. Tribou, Master Mariner
James M. Dean, " "
George N. Armstrong, "
Wm. Doane, Frait and Confectionery
James Rogers, Livery Stable
Isaiah C. Doane, Fanner and Joiner
Joseph A. Jackson, Fanner & Mas. Mariner
Joshua Hopkins, " ♦*
V. Sparrow, " "
David Crockett,
Ray R. Cooper,
Isaac Wilkins,
T. G. Rich,
Reed Snow & A. F. Barden,
H J. Gould,
School District No. 1.
J. P. Hinkley,
P. C. Kilbum,
J. H. Hardy.
James A. Swett.
N. W. Bartlett, Mariner
B. S. Mayo, Ship Master
Ship Joiner
Paper Man.
Farmer
Lumber
Ship Carpenter
Master Mariner
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H O L D E N.
Francis Southworth, Cong. Clergyman
J. Fogg, Physician
Walter K. Spofibrd, Farmer and Lumberman
Henry T. Hart, " "
Thos. Rowe,
Geo. V. Levenseller, " " "
Chas. Leighton, Farm. & Man. of Saw. Lum.
Moses Bailey, Blacksmith
Chas. Brown, House Carpenter
James Holbrook, Farmer
Wm. C. Hammatt,
Wm. R. Miller,
Seth Lee,
Fred. E. Davis,
John Smart, '
Augustus P. Chapman,
HOWL
Farmer
Lumberman
Prop. Howland House
Farmer and Lumberman
Cooper
Thos. J. Winchester,
Farmer
Nath'l Rollins,
(1
Wm. F. Smith,
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Wm. Whitcomb,
M
A. A. Fisher,
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Amos Kinney,
U
Isaac Clewley,
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Andrew Steeb,
(1
David Gilmore,
M
Allen Crowell,
tt
AND.
Joseph Emery, 2d, Ferryman at Mouth Pis-
cataquis.
W. L. Harvev,
Teacher
E. L. Rideout,
Farmer
Fernando Stevens,
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James Sweet,
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H E R M O N.
N. Ames, Farmer and Trader
Nathaniel D. Eaton, " " "
J. H. Hinkley, " " "
J. H. Sawyer, Teacher and Clergyman
Rufus Robinson, Farmer
Daniel Hall, "
Alanson Grant, "
John Kimball, Farmer and Land Surveyor
Calvin S. Rowe,
E. W. Goodwin.
W. P. Jewett,
Joseph Goodwin,
HUDSON.
Lumberman and Farmer
Prop. Hudson House
Farmer
A. K. P. Warren,
Sterett Patterson,
Newell E. Bean,
Ira Downing,
Farmer
KENDUSKEAG.
E. B. Stackpole, Surveyor & Trial Justice
Wm. J. Mitchell, Hotel and Deal, in Horses
T. P. Batchelder, W. I. Goods, Groc, Prov'ns
and Medicines.
E. Garland, Man. of all kinds of Lumber and
Cooper Work.
J. 0. Tikon, Dry Goods, Groc, Prov., Croc,
together with usual variety of Goods kept
in a Country Store, and Dealer in Barrels
W. F. Mayo, Man. of Edge Tools, and all
kinds of Blacksmithing.
0. R. Barrows, Cooper
Wm. E. Atwood, Brickmaker
C. W. Piper, Trader and Lumber Dealer
Wm. Higgins & Co., Man. & Deal, in all kinds
of Lumber.
T. W. Hodsdon,
S. W. EUiott,
E. Houghton,
M. R. Weeks,
A. K. P. Nason,
C. H. Stanley,
Hoop Man. & Cooper
Boot & Shoe Man.
Cooper and Farmer
liAGRANGE.
Thos. H. Bates,
John H. Fuller,
Samuel Murphy,
Ben). G. Bryer,
Caleb S. Bates,
Martin L. Durgin,
Daniel Hanscom,
Oren Fuller,
Wm.Banton,
John Clark,
Allen Nason,
Ichabod Gary, Jr.,
Jotham Moulton,
Thos. J. Bishop,
John C. Osgood,
David Hinkley, Jr.,
Trader and Farmer
D. W. Heal,
Fanner
Hotel and Farmer
Alonzo Hatch,
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Lagrange House
Lumber Man.
Wm. T. Trott,
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Wm. Sanborn,
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ler and House Joiner
Cyrus Carver,
(1
Blacksmith
Thompson Trott,
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Man. of Fish Barrels
Stephen Foster, Jr.
(t
Farmer
Wm. Shuman,
((
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A. L. Gary,
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School District, No.
2.
((
Henry C. Ames,
Painter
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B. G. Bryer,
Lumberman
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Isaac Sanborn,
Millwright
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Geo. S. Williams,
House Carpenter
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G. W. Blake,
Cooper
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Wm. Kealiher,
Farmer and Lumbennan
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li I N C O L N.
Benj. B. Foster,
A. G. Randall,
0. A. Ellis,
Wm. C. Clark,
A. J. Bates.
Moses S. Wilson,
Wm. B. Bollard,
E. B. Pike,
H. G. Cobura,
Geo. W. Severance,
Timothy Fuller,
A. W. Huntress,
Att'y & Counsellor at Law
Cong. Clergyman
Physician and Surgeon
Apothecary
Farmer
South Lincoln Hotel
Farmer and Lumberman
Brickmaker and Mason
A. P. Chesley, Merchant and Lumberman
Samuel C. Ramsdell, Prop. Penobscot House
Nelson Jordan, Merchant, Boot and Shoe and
Tin Ware Manufr.
S. Besse, Clergyman
Wm. H. Chesley, Lumberman
Augustus Turner, Farmer
Solon Gates, Farmer and Dealer in Bees
Hartley T. Dole,
Ezekiel Merritt,
James F. Pickering,
P. T. Jones,
Benj. Dow,
Chandler Bruce,
A. 0. IngersoU,
H. S. Gove,
Wm. R. Ayer,
John F. Nute,
M. B. Pinkham,
Joseph Burland,
A. P. Titcomb,
Susan F. Osbom,
Stephen C. Moulton,
Photographist
Farmer and Drover
Blacksmith
Farmer
Painter and Carriage Maker
Merchant
Tanner and Currier
Jeweler
Milliner
House Carpenter
Stephen B. Lovejoy, Blacksmith and Farmer
Elijah Wyman, Grocer
Thomas J. Lewis, House Carpenter
Leander Crowell, Butcher and Farmer
N. H. Dole, Prop. Lincoln House
G. Stetson, Confectionery, Fruit, &c.
D. A. Murray, Saddle and Harness Maker
Joseph B. Fo33, Man. and Dealer in Lumber
B. L. Lovett, Farmer and Ferryman
Merchant
Clergyman
Woolen Manufrs
Blacksmith
Farmers & Lum-
D. B. Chesley,
H. C. Henries,
Wm. R. Griflfard & Son,
Joseph Peavey,
Joseph Hammond & Sons,
bermen.
N. R. Huston, Farmer and Lumberman
Eugene B. Stinson, Farmer and Millman
Stephen Fenderson, Millman
Billington & Bailey, Farmers & Lumbermen
W. R. & W. P. Hersey, " " "
H. C Hall, Drover and Lumberman
John Estes, Merchant and Lumber Operator
Charles B. Carney,
Daniel Clary,
David Seavey,
David Whitney,
Daniel Neal,
John Frost,
Nathaniel Fellows,
Ephraim Osborn,
Joseph W. Knight,
Wm. Robbins,
David G. Hutchinson,
A. Kneeland,
Sylvanus Kneeland,
R. E. Carpenter,
Jefferson Chesley,
Thomas Goodale,
Edward Chesley,
Eben Jackson,
Tyler & T. Chandler Woodbury,
George Lindsay,
Solomon Hall,
Samuel Hall,
Moses B. Hersey,
Gardiner Chadboum,
Moses Bagley,
Owen Stinson,
Levi Whitham,
Alonzo Goodwin,
John Allen,
Samuel Tobie,
Teamster
Farmer
ii E E t
J. J. Banks,
Charles H. Emerson,
James Knights,
Charles Merrill,
Wm. M. Foss,
Hosea Ricker,
Godfrey Jackson,
Clergyman
. Physician
Prop. Lee" House
Prop. Stage House
Farmer and Joiner
C. A. Cushman, ' Merchant and Trial Justice
Harmon Gatchell, Clergyman
A. B. Myrick, Painter and Carriage Maker
J. W. Waldron, Teacher
L. B. Hook, Joiner
John B. Ludden, Farmer
David Dearborn, **
Dexter Merrill, "
F. H. Rea<L "
Jeremiah Fifield, "
John E. Ludden, "
Jonathan Tilton, "
Joseph W. Hall, "
Nathan Averill,
Richard J. Tilton,
S. M. Johnson,
Daniel Trueworthy,
Levi B. Merrill,
Alanson Houghton,
George Haskell,
Nelson 0. D earing,
Philip Blake,
Charles A. Potter,
Seth T. Salter,
James Merrill,
Charles D. Thompson,
Alfred B. Lombard,
Eben Lewis,
E. H. Farris,
J. S. Douglass,
James Maxwell,
Henry Douglass,
Farmer
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Hotel
Rogers' House
Farmer and Dealer in
A. True,
S. Burrill,
Joseph P. Sinclair,
Fruit Trees.
Benj. Hillier, Fanner & Master Mariner
Amos Grant, " " Teamster
Asa H. Pomroy, " " Lumberman
Hiram Drew, Farm., & Deal, in Blood Horses
Lorenzo A. Bowler, Ins. Agt. & Deal, in St'k
0. D. Wiggin & Son.
Horace Lord, Blacksmith
Geo. Tuck, Farmer
Daniel M. Allen, "
B. H. Watson, "
Hill Stacknole, «
Greenlief Wing, "
Seward Jones, "
Leonard Moore, "
J. R. Sawver, Dry, W. I. Goods, Groc, Croc,
Glass \Vare, Pork, Flour, Meal, Fish, Boots
and Shoes, &c., also, Man. of Barrels.
li O W E li li.
Merchant and Farmer
Merchant and Lumberman
Leather Manuf r
Blacksmith
^,^x., Farmer and Teamster
C. P. & B. G. Barker, Merchants & Farmers
F. HUls, Merchant
James H. Spencer, Laborer
M. Halloran, Tanner and Currier
Joseph Porter,
Daniel Lord,
A. Webb & Co.
J. E. Carr,
Daniel Lord, Jr.,
D. D. Costigan,
E. G. Wakefield,
Solomon Applebee,
Daniel L. Chace,
Jeremiah Lord,
A. C. Doe,
G. M. Fogg,
Wm. Lord,
Blacksmith
Carpenter
Farmer
Stephen D. Brown,
Lumber.
A. Dudley,
Samuel Knapp,
A. H. Conant,
M I li F O R D
Dry Goods, Groc, and
Prop,
Farmer
Lumberman
Hotel and Farmer
Lewis Simpson,
Jesse Prentiss,
W. J. Butterfield,
J. H. Jackson,
Millwright
«(
Depot Master
Lumberman
MATTAWAMKEAG.
Smith & Wing, Prop. Mattawamkeag House
W. W. & J. G. Fiske, " " Exchange
Thos. M. Blakemore, Joiner and Lumberman
Samuel W. Coombs, Farmer and Surveyor
R. A. Rich, " " Lumber'n
Asa Smith,
Noah Rogers,
Henry Libby,
Joseph D. Blakemore,
Alonzo Babcock,
Merchant and Farmer
Albert Roberts,
MATTAMISCONTIS.
Lumberman
M A X F I E I. D.
A. J. Lee,
Fanner and Lumberman
John B. Emery,
Wm. L. Hodsdon,
Farmer
MEDFIEIiD.
Samuel Dinsmore, Physician and Surgeon | G. C. Hopkins,
H. N. Arnold,
Seth Newcomb,
Bangs D. Newcomb,
John C. Jewett,
J. S. Emerson,
S. B. Prescott,
Levi B. Getchell,
James Patten,
David Newcomb,
Ebenezer Bartlett,
W.H.Tohnan,
NEWBURGH
Merchant
Farmer & Dairyman
" " Hotel
" « Millman
Carpenter
Cooper
Mechanic
Farmer
James Morse,
Solomon Newcomb,
Doan Newcomb,
G. W. Smith,
H. N. Spratt,
Stephen Emerson,
Joseph Andrews,
W. Tibbets,
Reuben H. Andrews,
Israel Rodgers,
Farmer
Farmer
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NEWPORT.
Shaw House
Att'y and Coun. at Law
Clergyman
S. B. Brown,
E. Walker,
E. W. Hutchinson,
Zebulon Manter,
Watson Cook, Merchant
Elisha W. Shaw, Deputy Sheriff
Elijah Wyman, Mason
Thomas F. Dexter, Carriage Manf.
Chadbourn & Sargent, Carriage and Sleigh
Man., all orders promptly attended to. Re-
pairing &c.
James Benjamin, Axe Maker & Horse Shoer
Abiathar Green, Blacksmith and Farmer
C. R. Pratt, Hotel
Wm. H. Holbrook, Carriage Maker
John Day, Blacksmith
H. Marston, Egg Dealer
Peter McKay, Truckman
H. H. Hooster, Blacksmith
J. S. Bridges, "
C. C. Oakes, Carriage Trimmer
Davis & Crosby, Man- of Orange &; Lemon
Boxes, Mirror Back Stock, &c., &c.
G. C. Luce, Blacksmith
J. S. Bishop, M. D., Scythe Sharpen'r Fac'y
Charles E. Morton, Teacher
J. D. Sanderson, Trader & Dealer in Patent
Bee Hives.
Benj. Haskell, Blacksmith and Farmer
Stephen Wedgwood, Farmer
Wm. C. Chapman, "
Orin M. Harrington, "
Daniel Steward, "
Addison Small, Mason and Farmer
Isaac Oakes, Car. Trimmer & Ham. Maker
G. L. Moore, Saw Mill & Lumber Dealer
James Harriman, Farmer and Teamster
A. 0. Libby, Carriage Painter
Geo. E. Norton, House Painter
N. Marsh, Hotel and Farmer
F. Curtis, Stage Prop, and Farmer
Henry Marsh, Farmer
J. L. Joslyn, Stone Cutter and Mason
Jos. B. Williams, Man. Boards and Shingles
Albert Burnett, Deal, in all kinds of Lumber,
P. 0. East Newport.
A. Coburn, Farmer
S. J. AUen, «
Z. Moore, Boot & Shoe Maker, Hair Dresser
S. H. Wilkins, Blacksmith & Carriage Ironer
Byron Porter, Physician and Surgeon
No
RANGE 6
Francis Weeks,
Uriah Myrick,
David Bumpus,
Farmer
Andrew P. Webster,
Edwin Bumpus,
Farmac
O I* D T O W N.
James A. Purinton, Dry Goods, Cloth., Boots,
Shoes, Groc, Doors, Sash, and Blinds.
Lore Alford, Surveyor and Ins. Broker
E. B. Pierce, Cashier Lumbermen's Bank-
David Norton.
Chas. B, Blanchard, Bap. Clergyman
D. C. Litchfield, " ^
M. L. Averill, Ambrotypes & Photographs
J. W. Pollard, Lumber Dealer
E. M. Woodman, " "
I. Wallace, Batteau Man.
Samuel W. Dudley, Prop. Wadleigh House
S. J. Oakes, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
Geo. Weston, Groceries and Iron
N. C Hellenbrand, Man. & Deal, in Clothing
Ezra Perkins, ** " Boots & Shoes
Clark Woodbury, Surgeon Dentist
R. H. Douglass, Short Lumber
James M. Longfellow, Millman
Wm. Mason, Hair Dresser
Samuel Rideout, Livery Stable
Wm. N. Soper, Man. & Deal, in Lumber
J. A. Bachelder, Prop. Codman House
I. S. Estabrook, Man. of Short Lumber
S. S. Haynes, House Carpenter
Lemuel Jones, " "
Chas. Griggs, Millman
R. K. Kilgore, Man. & Dealer in Carr^ges
H. F. Wallace, Batteau Man. & Farmer
Chas. Noyes, Man. of Short Lumber
Elisha Rowe, Lumberman
Wm. W. Heald, "
W. H. Hammon, "
Hiram Miller, Dry Goods and Groc.
Robert AveriU, Sur. of Lumber & Farmer
L. H. AveriU, "
Wm. H. Bowman, Millman
Wm. T. Syraonds, Millwright
Arthur Jameson, "
D. N. Estabrooks, Man. of Lumber
Putnam & Fowler, Harnesses
J, B. Fowler, Man. & Deal, in Harnesses
E. Tracy, Mechanic
W. Bosworth, Man- of Sash, Blinds, & Coffins
Charles Foster, Physiciaa
E. Gowen, Hotel and I'armer
Geo. S. Hoskins, "
J. C. Quimby, Millman
N. M. Hartwell, Boat and Stage Agent
F. C. Foss, Teacher
Nicholas Emery, Millwright
Geo. H. Burnham, Lumberman
M. P. Wadleigh, «
Orrin L. Richardson, "
A. B. Sutton, Man. & DeaL in Lumber
James Andrews, MiUman
W. H. Manchester, Cooper
John F. Reed, House Carpenter
Chas. H. Stinson, Meat
John Gould, Blacksmith
Wm. Kingsbury, Stone & Brick Mason
Daniel Lunt, Fanner and Lumberman
M. Brick, "
Luther Quimby, "
James Sawyer, "
James McNarin, Farmer
Eli Rigby, «
E. G. Warren, Carpenter
J. C. Prescot, Meth. Clergyman
M. Buck, Man. & Deal, in Lumber
A. Rigby, Prop. Sacramento House
J. W. McQuinn, River Driver
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I. Washburn, Jr., Governor of Maine
Nathaniel Wilson, Att'y & Counsellor at Law
E. P. Butler, Cashier Bank
I. S. Benuoch, Farmer and Dealer in Devon
Stock.
John Dean, Canal Agent and Lumberman
Samuel Bigelow, Farmer
S. L. Bowler, Cong. Clergyman
L. Barstow, Univ. Clergyman
H. C. Henries, "
R. M. Crombie, Merchant
W. H. Allen, Physician and Surgeon
Parker Treat, Lumberman
John S. Patten, "
W. P. Dresser, Overseer of Lumber Manuf.
in Orono and Veazie.
H. Smart, Lumberman
Abner Plummer, Eclectic Physician
Thomas Mann, Dry Goods, Groceries, and
Provisions.
Edward ^lansfield, Blacksmith
Charles Buffum, Dealer in Lumber
E. M. Vinal, Boat Builder
B. M, Vinal, " "
A. D. Libby, Hotel
A. L. McDonald, House Joiner
A. Gowen, Millwright
Joseph Graves, Farmer
G. A. Burbank, Lumberman
M. A. Hussey, Cooper
S. Lovejoy, Boarding House
Benj. Weeks, Livery Stable
Abel IMoore, Constable
Francis Agnero, House and Sign Painter
Wm. Head, Joiner
Thomas McMillan, Mason
Alfred Read, Lumberman and Farmer
Paul D. Webster, Lumberman
.James P. Crowell, "
A. D. Vinall, "
H. H. Heald, «
Samuel Dickey, "
James M. Crowell, "
Israel N. Mansfield, "
Peter Finn, "
Eben. Webster, Man. and Dealer in Lumber
Ezra W. Johnson, Lumberman and Carpenter
Benjamin Parker, Fruit, Confectionery, and
Refreshments.
C. W. Ross, Manufacturer of Short Lumber
Charles Peterson, " *' •' "
Wm. C. Taylor, Oar Manufac'r
R. Butters, Lumber Manufac'r
Samuel Pingree, Farmer
Hosea Doble, House Carpenter
Daniel Moore, Millwright
A. W. Weymouth, Farmer and Blacksmith
Thomas Dicker, Farmer
Stinson Peaslee, "
M. C. Marsh, Accountant
Daniel Peevey, Blacksmith
John Libby, Man. and Dealer in Lumber
P. F. Tenney, Millwright
Joseph Douglass, Millwright and Carpenter
Obadiah Holt, Lumberman
N. F. Buzzell, Millwright
Wm. Lunt, Surveyor of Lumber
David McMillan, Mason
Albert White, Post Master
Carr & Boyle, Clothing Store
C. M. Gould, Dry Goods and Groceries
Eben. Webster, Lumberman
Nathan Frost, Lumberman and Farmer
Mark W. Gammon, Farmer
J. E. Bennoch, "
David McPheters, "
J. C. Gipson, "
C. S. Hutchins, «
John H. Cowan, Manufr of Short Lumber
W. M. Rollins, Manufr and Dealer in Lumber
Wm. Neal, Millwright
Daniel White, 2d, Stationery & Confection'y
Wm. Colburn, 2d, Surveyor of Lumber
F. Gallaghan, Boot and Shoe Manufr
Edward F. Freese, Lumberman
Wm. Towle, "
Hector Morrison, Lumberman & Farmer
A. W. Marsh, " " "
Wm. Gillis, " " «
Barttise Bairaby, " " "
Dennis Quinn, " " "
Herod Latino, Painter
Mrs. E. F. Bacon.
ORRINGTON^
W. H. Dole, Farmer
Joseph Doane, Farmer & Lumber Surveyor
Alonzo F. Smith, Farmer and Painter
Elijah A. Baker, Master Mariner
Lincoln Wheeldon, Merchant
C. E. Springer, Meth. Clergyman
Wellington Newell, Cong. "
John H. Doane, Master Mariner & Fai-mer
Cyprian Snow, Farm. & Mas. Ship Builder
Daniel Covell, Tanner
Micajah Currier, Man. of Sawed Lumber
Samuel B. Snow, Farm. &; Mas. Ship Builder
E. C. Loud, Master Mariner
Wm. S. Loud, •* "
Wm. W. Ryder, Seaman
Geo. E. Chapin, School Teacher
J. H. Nickerson, Farmer
Richard Baker, "
Calvin Cleveland, "
James M. Robinson, "
Solomon Phipps, "
John A. Hamblin, "
Joseph King, "
Peter C. Baker, «
Thos. Brastow, "
Samuel Wiswell, "
Chas. M. Rogers, «'
A. D. Atwood, Post Master
S. Chapin, Boot Man.
E. C. Swett & J. W. Chapin, Boot-makers
Alden N. Swett, Farmer and Millman
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PATTEN.
Jonathan Twitchell, Prop. Lake House
J. P. & S. Y. Leslie, Car. and Cab. Makers
B. F. Parker,
Cyrus Savage,
Crommett & Scribner,
Matta'kg to Patten.
B. F. Parker,
G. Savage «Sc Co.,
John McDonald,
Joseph Hunt,
Blacksmith
Stage Prop, from
Blacksmith
Farmer
John R. Hammond,
Simeon Carpenter,
James S. Mitchell,
Ira Fish,
H. N. Darling,
America Walton,
Ephraim Joy,
John E. Chase,
Jonathan Palmer,
Farmor
PRENTISS.
Geo. E. Baldwin,
B. F. Osgood,
Eben. Averill,
John Judkins,
N. A. Judkins,
Geo. Curtis,
Phineas L. Merrill,
Cyrus A. Rowe,
Lot Dennis,
Samuel Dennis,
Nathan Gray,
Farmer and Miller
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer
Wm. P. Tidd,
Parker Dcvrns,
J. F. Beldon,
I. T. Baldwin,
Ira Averill.
Abram Cleaves,
James C. Cleaves,
J. M. Baldwin,
J. D. Baldwin,
James Cooper,
Farmer
PLYMOUTH,
Reuben Damon,
Samuel W. Fenix,
M. M. Eaton,
John Dow,
J. E. Pushor,
Thomas Merrifield,
Wm. J. Leavitt,
Jaseph Taylor,
Farmer
Hotel
Farmer and Joiner
Farmer
M. S. Pinkham, Blacksmith
C. W. Tilson, Ag't for Shaw & Bros'. Tannery
N. Osgood, Engmeer, P. 0. East Pittsfield
Josiah Cookson, Farmer
Ansel Stone, "
Samuel Andrews, **
Abraham Knights, "
S. W. L. Chace,
James Heywood,
C. D. Chapman,
Barrels.
J. F. Berry,
PASSADUMKEAG
Physician and Surgeon
Prop. Hotel and Farmer
Merchant and Manuf r of
Prop, of Central House
John A. Fames,
Alvin Rubert,
0. W. Haynes,
Calvin Comins,
Prop, of Hotel and Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer
M. G. Weymouth,
Ephraim Prav,
Charles B. Whiting,
George Robinson,
J. B. Robinson,
Ephraim Pray,
PLANTATION No
Farmer and Lumberman
4, RANGE 1
Zadock Gates,
Appleton Collins,
Wm. P. Weymouth,
Stephen Clay,
C. C. Buck,
Isaac Ham,
Abraham McLeod,
Farmer
STETSON
Lewis Barker,
A. W. Reed,
Israel Ham,
S. S. Hubbard,
S. H. Merrill,
I. Withee,
Wm. Littlefield,
0. A. Searls,
Att'y and Coun. at Law
Clergyman
Painter
Blacksmith & Car. Ironer
Harness-maker & Car. Trim.
Grist Mill
Carpenter
Teamster
Edward Carter,
C. F. & S. Demeritt,
Hotel and Farmer
Coopers and Farmers
J. Goodwin,
N. S. Porter.
Preston Fisher,
P. G. Wigsin,
Chas. B. Wood,
Isaac Tate,
L. D. Hovt,
Wm. C. Allen,
John H. Getchell,
T. Allen,
Blacksmith and Farmer
Physician and Surgeon
Farmer
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SPRINGFI ELD
P. M- Clark, Merchant and Farmer
Hiram Burr, Merchant and Hotel
A. D. Clark, Farmer and Map A^nt
Edward B. Jackson, Carriage Manufr
G. W. Blanchard, Farmer and Lumberman
T. A. Reed, " " "
J. W. Staples, " " »
0. N. Bradbury, Book-keeper
J. D. Stan ■wood, Blacksmith
Geo. H. Woodard,
E. B. Trask,
Geo. Cooper,
F. D. Lewis,
James Coffin,
Morton Woodward,
I. C. Harmon,
Robert Tibbetts,
Charles Lowell,
Stephen Gardner, Jr.,
Farmer
V E A Z I E.
Rev. A.C.Cotton, Eclectic Electropathic Phy-
sician.
Sewell Chapman, Jr., Trader
Samuel L. Morris, P. M. and House Carpen'r
Ephraim Moore,
N. L. Marden,
E. Sproul,
R. R. Park,
Albert J. Spencer,
S. S. Gilpatrick,
G. B. Marden,
James Merrick,
Millwright
((
Hotel and Farmer
Hunter
Blacksmith
Cooper
Boot and Shoe Maker
Joseph D. Smith,
B. F. LinneU,
I. M. Davis,
J. VV. Dexter, Jr.,
Dorcas C. Thompson,
Elizabeth C. Neal,
Mark Thompson,
Samuel Day,
Putnam Turner,
Stillman Houlton,
Francis McPhetres,
J. H. Wentworth,
Lumberman
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Millman
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Teacher
u
Farmer
Filer of Saws
Farmer
River Driver
Truckman
WINN.
Stratton & Estes, Prop. Five Island House
Willey &^Haynes, Merchants & Lumbermen
Thomas S. Ranney, Farmer and Lumberman
Reuben Harmon, " " "
Alford Gordon,
James Davis & Son,
J. H. Pratt,
G. R. Davis.
Farmer
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PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
ABBOTT.
Charles Foss & Co., Shovel Handle Manf.
John Delano, Farmer
Cyrus Watts, Hotel
D. D. Flynt, Carriage and Sleigh Manf.
E. C. Sturtevant, Carriage Maker
T. W. Flynt, "
Dennis Weymouth, " "
David Pease, Wheelwright and Miller
Ira Faunce,
G. B. Fassett & Sons,
Nath'l Ladd,
Charles Howard, )
.D.,i
H. N. Howard, M
E. B. Jackson
Irving Cnrtis,
Farmer
Fork Manf.
Farmer
Agriculturists
Farmer
Fanner and Stage Prop.
ATKINSON
E. P. Snow,
Physician and Surgeon
R. B. Gould,
Farmer
E. L. Hammond,
Merchant and Surveyor
W. K. A. Hanson,
(1
Andrew J. Chace,
Farmer
Gilman Lyford,
Farmer and Merchant
F. jr. Meader,
Prop. Atkinson House
Ebenezer Blithen,
Farmer
B. R. Lake,
Farmer
Timothy 0. Neal,
((
L. W. Keene, Farmer and School Teacher |
Jacob Levensailor,
((
Ira E. Parsons,
Blacksmith
Jacob Levensailor, Jr.
BROWNVILLE. *
N. M. Smith,
Brownville House
George W. Emerson,
Engineer
M. Jones,
Chief Quarryman
Joseph Davis,
Farmer
A. H. Jlerrill,
Prop. Slate Quarry
E. A. Jenks,
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S. A. Smith,
Merchant
Robert Williams,
Quarryman
C. Crocker,
Agent B. & P. Slate Co.
Richard Hughes,
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Adolphus MeiTilL
Quan-yman
Hugh Owens,
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J. P. Hill,
Blacksmith
Newton Colkins,
((
David Griffith,
Quarryman
John Roberts,
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BLANCHARD.
C. A. Packard.
S. C. Knapp,
Farmer
J. C. B. Packard,
Farmer
Z. Worster,
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Ozias Blanchard,
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Cyrus Cook,
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Daniel Blanchard,
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Abel James,
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Simeon Patten,
((
Moses Stewart,
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BARNARD.
Thomas PoUard,
Lumberman H. H. Green,
Farmer
J. H. Stone,
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DOT'
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E. Flint,
James S. Willy,
A. K. P. Gray,
Calvin Chapman,
C. M. Herring,
Benj. Johnson,
S. P. Brown,
Att'y and Conn, at Law
Cong. Clergyman
Bap. "
Physician and Surgeon
Woolen Manf.
C. H. B. Woodbury, P. M., Dry Goods, Groc,
Hardware, Paints, and Oil.
S. L. Thompson, Dry Goods and Groceries
F. Dearborn, Dry Goods, Groc, & Glassware
Edwin Bishop, Deal, in Stoves and Tinware
W. A. Stacy, Ambrotypes and Photographs
Edward H. Garnsey, ' Dealer in Dry Goods
J. G. Mayo, Woolen Manf.
D. Brown, Door, Blinds, and Sash Manf.
J. W. Douglass, Fruit and Confectionery
D. P. Robinson, Carriage Irone?
Blethen & Longley, Prop's Tremont House
Henry Leavitt, Surgeon Dentist
Calvin S. Douty, Farmer, & Sheriff Pis. Co.
Charles Rivers, Cabinet Maker
Nathan Lampher, Blacksmith
W. F. Sampson, Wool Carding
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DOVER.
Henry Mayhew, Farmer and Miller
James P. Whittier, Farmer & Stone Cutter
James E. Bennett, House Joiner and Carp'er
Geo. H. Foss,
Simon Bryer,
L. W. Emerson,
Horace Lambert,
G. F. Kane,
Heurv S. Cofren,
C. G* Bobbins,
L. 0. Farnham,
Ezra Towne,
Theodore Treadwill,
Geo. W. Rogers,
Otis R. Wilson,
Sewell Cochran,
Cloth Finisher
Stone Mason
Millman
Farmer
Merchant Tailor
Farmer
House Carpenter
Tanner and Currier
Farmer
House Carpenter
Millman
ileth. Clergyman
Corn and Flouring Mill
Luther Brown, Man. and Deal, in Lumber
Jos. Brown, " " "
0. Saunders, Blacksmith
Leander Towne, Farmer
Obed Towne, "
Frank S. Jennison, Carriage Manf.
Stephen Jones, Jr., Brick Mason
Walter Leland, Jr., Farmer & Deal, in Meat
Joseph W. Potter, Farmer
Wm. Burgess, Farmer and House Carpenter
John W. Putnam, Farmer
M. L. Robinson, "
J. L. Robinson,
Geo. A. Pierce,
S. H. Boynton,
J. B. Chace.
Farmer & Carriage Maker
House Carpenter
FOXCROFT.
J. M. Weymouth, Att'y and Coun. at Law
Mark Pitman, PrinI Foxcroft Academy
Rice & Lowell, Att'ys and Coun's at Law
Augustus G. Lebroke, '* " *'
Geo. V. Edes, Pub. Piscataquis Observer
J. B. Itlayo, Woolen Manf.
0. B. Walker, Bap. Clergyman
Chandler, Brown & Co., ) Iron Fd's, Machin.,
Gilbert Chandler, ) & Man. Lamp Bur.
Chas. M. Buck, Iron Founder & Machinist
0. W. Campbell, Real Estate Broker
D. S. Bailey, Manf. and Deal, in Furniture
Stephen A."^ Kittrcdge, Painter & Cab. Maker
E. G. Thompson, Prop. Foxcroft House
Wm. F. Haskell, Watchmaker and Jeweler
Iron Founder & Machinist
Woolen Dyer
Manf 's & Deal's in Doors,
Sash, and Blinds.
Att'y and Coun. at Law
House Carpenter
Edwin Brown,
Benj. Beland,
Bi'own & Buck,
A. P. Buck,
J. S. Holmes,
John C. Jennison,
Wm. H. Jennison,
T. M. Sewall, Boot and Shoe Manf.
Warren & Emery, Harness Manf.
B. Dearborn, Dealer in Groceries
A. Jackson, Farmer and Insurance Agent
Geo. N. Jackson, Farmer
Silas Paul, Farmer
T. E. Pluramer, "
T. S. PuUen, "
H. C. Prectiss, P. M., Dealer in Dry Goods
and Gi'oceries.
James Bush, Cloth Finisher
Chas. K. Fuller, Livery Stable & Expressm'n
T. L. Jennison, Blacksmith
Luther P. Kenney, Farmer
L. C. Jones, Prop. Steamboat on Sebec Lake
Nathaniel Parsons, House Carpenter
Jlrs. G. W. Goodwin.
Lucy Morse.
Calvin Chamberlain, Farmer
N. McKusick, "
Gideon Davis, "
Andrew J. Hammond, ' "
H. L. & A. S. Parsons, Farm's & Blacksmiths
Cyrus C. Dwinel, Farmer
S. Chandler, "
?V™W Bl^thenf ''"' 1 ^-mers & Mech-,
John Hersey, Farmer
Charles Thayer, "
John Dow, "
Johnson Davee, Mechanic
GREENVIL LE
H. T. Hildreth,
Wm. C. Young,
Jesse Holbrook,
Andrew Wiggin,
Levi Doughty,
Edward G. Mastisman,
Wm. H. Mitchell,
Merchant and Fanner
Stage Prop.
Lumberman
Manf. & Deal, in Lumber
Blacksmith
Hunter and Trapper
Farmer
I. R. Crocker,
Supt. Mt. Kineo House
H. G. 0. Barrows,
James C. Grant,
C. G. Sawyer,
Joel Sawyer,
Lewis Sawyer,
Charles Sawyer,
Solomon J. Chandler,
Farmer
Prop. Eveleth House
Prop. Stage House
GUILFORD
David R. Straw, Att'y and Coun. at Law
Simeon Mudgett, Phvsician and Surgeon
Wm. H. Wharff, Carpenter & Deal, in Bick-
ford's Window Balance.
Chandler G. Robbms, Jr., Farmer
W.W.Bennett, "
Isaac Wharflf,
S. Hinkley,
James CaiT,
L. Howard,
Charles Loring,
Stone Cutter and Farmer
Joiner and Painter
Farmer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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KINGSBURY.
Theron E. Howld,
Hotel and Fanner
R. 0. B. Perkins,
Farmer
Benj. W. Gross,
((
M I L O.
Phineas Toleman,
Farmer
Lewis Wilder,
Farmer
Cyrus Jumper,
Satinet & Flannel Manf.
Abijah Locke,
u
Ezra Kimball,
Physician and Surgeon
Jesse Rollins,
((
C. B. Huckins,
U ti
T. W. Pratt,
Shovel Handle Maker
Isaac Leonard,
Miller
Ezra Barker, Millman and School Teacher
Daniel Dennett,
Farmer
I. Hanscom, Milo House, Merchant & Farmer
R. Cutts,
Hotel
0. Torrey,
Blacksmith and Farmer
John Lindsay,
Farmer
John H. Vogell,
Harness -maker
A. R. Finney, Axe Maker & Carrtege Ironer
Abner RamsdeU,
Farmer
Harry Wilkins,
Farmer
V. W. Sargent,
u
W. S. Farris,
House Carpenter
J. N. Copeland,
Blacksmith
Wm. Farrar,
Lumberman
Henry D. Savage,
u
David McClinch,
Millwright
John Hopkins,
Machinist
Joel Dresco,
Ship Master
M O N
SON.
Samuel S. Holbrook,
Att'y & Coun. at Law
Lenas Scales,
Farmer
Sumner A. Patten,
Physician and Surgeon
George A. Child,
a
D. P. Bailey,
Bap. Clergvman
M. Thompson,
((
Aretus Chapin,
Prop. JHotel
James H. Chapin,
l(
Daniel Rice,
Farmer
R. N. Day,
t(
Isaac Phillipa,
Farmer and Mill man
Sylvester Gould,
K
John M. Stewart,
Shoemaker
Wm. Sears,
t(
John A. Chick,
((
Joseph D. Jackson,
((
Horace Pullen,
Tanner and Farmer
Thos. Crocker,
U
Jabez L. Hathaway,
Farmer
Hanson C. Sibley,
((
Wm. Lane,
u
Frank Hart,
Parmer and Teacher
O RN E T
I LLE.
Wra. M. Ewer,
Farmer
PARK
MAM.
T. B. Seabury,
Merchant
Albert L. Mower,
Farmer
E. D. Wade,
t(
Eliphalet L. Smart,
((
Thomas Seabury,
((
Nath'l Winslow,
((
J. R. Martin,
Blacksmith
Francis Hall,
ti
0. M. Briggs,
Farmer
W. W. Wilkins,
u
E. Washburn,
Painter and Glazier
E. G. Pitts,
u
Wm. S. McKissick,
Farmer
L. F. Towle, Jr.,
Farmer and Cooper
J. D. Murray,
((
L. L. Gilbert,
House Carpenter
James Washburn, Ji
'., Farmer and Joiner
George Cornforth,
Fanner
Seth Rollins,
Farmer
Samuel J. Moore,
((
Bradbury True, Jr.,
((
Moses P. Seabury,
u
E. M. Harris,
((
Leonard Spauldin,
u
Thankful Daggett.
Ichabod Austin,
u
Leonard Austin,
Farmer
Elisha Drake, Jr.,
It
Jesse Nutting,
Farmer & Mechanic
Stephen Larrabee,
((
Elizabeth Larrabee.
PLANT
AT I O N.
Wm. Hasketh,
Farmer
S E B
E C.
John Gilman,
Farmer
Jacob Hamilton,
Fanner and Hotel
B. S. Cilley,
Merchant
Azel Heald,
Farmer
R. Quimby.
Henry M. Hamilton,
((
T. Wyman,
Merchant
Oren Brown,
((
L. Ford.
Daniel HeM'ett,
H
Thomas Grigg,
Farmer
J. W. Parker,
((
G. D. Lovejoy,
Carriage Manf.
L. Harriman,
((
David Sheperd,
Physician and Surgeon
Charles McLure,
Merchant
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SANGERVILLE.
Nathfin Whitman, Deal, in Dry Goods, Groc,
and Crockery Ware.
Israel Dammon, Prop, of Merrill's Churn
Ira Spooner, Manf. & Dealer in Harnesses
John E. True, Slanf. & Deal, in Boots & Shoes
Daniel DoUoff, Jr., Farmer
Thos. Saunders, Merchant Tailor
Cotton Brown, Boarding House and Farmer
Josiah S. Folsom, Farmer
B. Bursley, Car. Manf. & Blacksmith
Moses PuVshley, Tanner and Currier
D. W. Hussey, Blacksmith
Moses Carr, Fanner
Hiram Carr, "
Wm. Oakes, "
Chas. W. Cross, Carriage Maker, Jewl'r, &c.
0. B. Williams, Corn & Flour Mill & Manf. of
Lumber.
David Dorety, Farmer
Abel Oakes, Farmer & Manf. of Shingles
P. C. Parsons, Farmer
Leonard Knowlton, Manf. & Deal, in Lumber
Henry Knowlton, Manf. of Shingles
Wra.' Campbell, Farmer
Oliver Farnham, "
Z. B. Rogers,
Isaac Hutchinson,
WILLIAMSBURGH.
House Carpenter
WELLINGTON.
Co. Cora, and Farmer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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SOMERSET COUNTY
ANSON.
Geo. C. Getchell,
Albert H. Ware,
Geo. W. Stickiiey,
True Whittier,
C. Steward,
Albert Moore,
M. Steward,
Samuel Bunker,
Conn. & Att'y at Law
Physician & Surgeon
Meth. Clerg;\'man
Real Estate Prop.
Pub. of Union Advocate
Lumberman
Dep. SheritF
A. H. & T. F. Paine, Dry Goods, Groc, Croc.
& Hardw., Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c.
Ward S. Williams, Dry Goods, Groc, Crock.
& Hardw., Agr. Implem., &c.
M. M. Dinsmore, Drugs, Medicines, Books,
Stat'j, Toys & Fan. G'ds, Confec. & Groc.
Thos. Gray, Dry Goods, Groc, & P. M.
G. A. & J. A. Fletcher, Man. of Starch and
Deal, in Dry Goods, Groc, Hardw., Croc,
Boots and ^hoes, &c
E. F. Colluis, Merchant Tailor
T. M. Steward, Watchm., Jew'r, & Deal, in
Fancy Goods.
S. W. llapgood& Co., Tanners & Cur., Boot
& Shoe Man., Ham. -makers.
W. H. Brown, Prop, of Somerset Hotel
Wm. R. Gale, Prop, of Elm House, and Deal.
in Stoves and Tin Ware.
Cephas Young, Prop, of Anson House
R. Collins, Prop, of Grist, Plan'g, Wool Card.,
& Cloth Dressing Mill.
J. C. Williams, Man. of & Deal, in Boots and
Shoes, & Justice of Peace and Quorum.
S. Avery, Blacksmith
Andrews & Crymble, "
John Taylor, ' Horse Shoeing & Jobbing
Daniel McLaughlin, Car. & Sleigh Man.
James M. Adams, Broker
C. S. Mantor, Cab. Maker, & Fur. Deal.
Isaac H. Thompson, Teacher & S. S.
Jerome Spaulding, Teacher
Geo. G. Collins & Son, Grain & Lum., & Pro.
of Saw, Grist, Shingle, & Clover Mills.
Isaac Hopkins, Gardener
James S. Gahan,
Wm. P. Roundy,
Joseph Gamage,
John Moor,
Peter Derse,
Alonzo Cleveland,
Simeon Paine,
A. W. Gahan,
Mrs. Esther Andrews,
Robert Savage, Jr.,
Newman Savage,
G. R. Medbery,
C. C. Getchell,
B. F. Cleveland,
Farmer
Car. & Sleigh Maker
Mil] man
Farm. & Deal, in Stock
House Carpenter
Milliner
Boot & Shoe Man.
Engineer
House Joiner
Lumberman
Tilson H. Spaulding, Fanner & Wool Grower
William Gamage, Jr., "
John S. Paine, "
Hiram Paine, '♦
Nath'l H. Pearl, «
Moses Bunker, "
Nath'l Ricker, Jr., "
T. B. Fulton, «
L. Gould, ♦•
Hollon Wait, "
Cyrus Luce, "
John Tinkhani, "
Asa W. Moore, "
Hon. Wm. R. Flint, "
Hiram Moore, "
Wm. Walker, "
Daniel Walker, "
Geo. W. Walker, "
Ebenezer Chxrk, "
Quincy P. Wood, "
Thos. Stevens, '♦
Samuel Daggett, "
Vernon Gilman, "
J. Wasson, "
Simon Bixby, **
Wm. Pullen, "
C. H. Wood, "
John Remick, "
ATHENS.
J. S. Tobey, Physician and Surgeon
C. F. H. Greene, Counsellor & Att'y at Law
Sam'l S. Holbrook, " » "
Albert Leavitt, Dry Goods and Groceries
Sewall Dearborn, " " " "
F. G. Greene, " " " "
F. A. Dore, Somerset Exchange
L. D. Hight, Merchant and Farmer
Isaac FeUows, Drv Goods, Groceries, and
Prop, of Grist Mill, ,
John L. Foss, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
Gilman Hall, Farmer & Dealer in Stock
John S. Judkins, Farmer and Merchant
John H. Taylor,
0. Currier,
David Collins,
Samuel E. Morrill,
Music.
Alvah Cole,
David H. Corson,
P. G. Leavitt,
Jeremiah Hall,
D. P. Palmer,
Eben N. Cole,
Arthur Sanborn,
Caleb Dore,
Farmer and Stone Mason
Trial Justice
Fanner and Blacksmith
Farmer and Teacher of
Farmer and Mason
Farmer & Dealer in Stock
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ATHENS.
William Might, Jr., Farmer & Da<al. in Stock
Amasa Steward, " " "
Amherst Steward, " " " "
Grcenlief Corson, " " " "
Heman Foss, " " "
Hubbard Stevens, " " " "
Betsv Dore, " " " "
Zechariah Emery, " " " "
.Tames W. Hinkley, " "
John McLaughlin, " " " "
D. K. Allen, " " " "
Comfort Taylor,
Charles F. Taylor,
Sumner T. Williams,
B. S. Hight,
Johnson D. Collins,
Franklin Collins,
Caleb Leavitt,
Charles H. Morrill,
Moses Giles,
I. C. Flagg,
Clergyman
Farmer and Teacher
Deputy Sheriff
Teamster
Farmer
BRIGHTON,
Putnam Smith, Physician and Surgeon
Wade & Pike, Dry Goods and Groceries, also
Manuf rs of Shovel Handles,
E. J. Foss,
T. J. Wyman,
A. A. Holmes,
Wm. Currier,
Alonzo Bennett,
H. W. Varney,
Hanson Clark,
Horace Cooly,
Inn Keeper and Farmer
MiU Prop, and Farmer
Teacher
Farmer and Town Clerk
Farmer and Blacksmith
Farmer
u
Farmer & Dealer in Stock
Daniel Jones, Farmer & Dealer in Stock
Henry M. Holmes, " " " "
L. H. Hayden, " " " •'
S. P. Hayden, » " " "
E. T. Harden, " " " "
F. A. B. Havden, " " " "
Jedediah Hayden, " " " "
Joseph Jacobs, " " " '*
B. F. Ford, » " » "
Henry Ridley, " " " "
B. D.' Libby, « " " "
BINGHAM.
Chandler Baker,
Z. Spaulding,
N. F. Blunt,
J. Colby,
B. Smith, 2d,
W. P. Preble,
S. W. Baker,
Bingham Hotel
Physician and Surgeon
ti U (i
Merchant
P. M. and Merchant
Carriage Maker
Farmer
David Whipple, Jr.,
Wilson Greaton,
Isaac T. Daggett,
Chas. B. Mclntire,
U. Mclntire,
Ansel Holway,
Jotham S. Goodrich,
Farmer
CANAAN
Coun. & Att'y at Law
(( (( n
Physician & Surgeon
Joseph Barrett,
James Wright,
K. M. Chase,
A. J. Libby,
Hiram Burr ill, Whol. & Retail Grocer, Dry
Goods, Flour, Com, Country Produce, and
Man. of Lumber.
Geo. Weymouth, Dry G'ds, Groc, Corn, Fl'r
J. Q. A. Butts, «' " " » »
E. G. Crowell, Groceries & Provisions
S. S. Gerrish, Merchant
Samuel Rollins, Dry Goods, Groc. & Prov.
W. S. Gardner, Deputy Sheriff
Jesse Dorman, Man. of Satinet, Carder and
Clothier.
C. H. Smith, Prop, of Stg. House & Stg. Line
Sam'l Flood, Prop, of Carabassett House
A. H. Hussey, Blacksmith & Car. Work
Sam'l F. Hubbard, " " "
Abel Prescott, Tanner & Currier, Harness &
Shoe Man.
L. C. Getchell, Tanner & Currier, Harness &
Shoe Man.
Wra. Church, Farmer & Drover
Milford Corson,
Nath'l Y. Salsbury,
Snow Y. Salsbury,
Enoch C. Purinton,
Peter Purinton,
Joseph .Jewett,
A. B. Penney,
Jesse Washburn,
Farmer
Farmer & Deal, in Stock
Shingle Man.
Shoemaker
Phineas S. Rolfe, Man. of Lumber & Shingles
Stephen M. Rolfe, " " " "
F. G. Penney, Teacher and Farmer
S. L. Penney, " "
Sumner Holt, Farm. & Overs, of Town Farm
Nathan Hussey, Farm. & Stone Mason
Benj. White, " Cooper
Josiah W. Bailey, " Mechanic
S. W. Flanders, " Mason
Wra. W. Bigelow, Teacher
Wm. B. Barnes, Prop, of Saw Mill & Dealer
in Lumber.
Chas. p. Hussey, Farmer
Caleb D. Rowe, "
John Bailey, "
N. E. Blake, "
Ruel Crowell, "
Bela Burrill, "
Beriah Delano, "
Leander P. Barnes, "
Benj. Chase, Jr., *'
Lorenzo Getchell, '*
Chas. W. Burrill, "
Geo. R. Burrill, "
Lorin L. Frost, "
Wm. Brock, "
Benj. Fitzgerald, "
Scammon Burrill, "
E. F. Hubbard, "
Orren Hubbard, Farmer and Dairyman
C. P. Watson, Man. of & Deal, in Lumber
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CORNVII. LE.
E. A. Cass, Dry and W. I. Goods, Groceries,
Grain, &c.
Calvin Robinson, Dry and W. I. Goods, Gro-
ceries, Hardware, Provisions, &c.
John Woodman, County Commissioner, Civil
Engineer, and Farmer.
Alonzo Smith, Supervisor, Teacher, & Farmer
Daniel Evans, Physician and Surgeon
Benj. McDaniel, Farmer and Mechanic
C. i). Robinson, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Samuel Woodman, Selectman, Farmer, and
Overseer of Poor.
Joseph Flanders, Selectman, Farmer, and
Overseer of Poor.
John Dow, Christian Clergyman and Fanner
Josiah Tilton, Att'y at Law and Farmer
Sylvester N. Dow, Farmer & Dealer in Stock
James H. Frost, Selectman, Overseer of Poor,
and Mechanic.
0. W. Robinson, Farmer and Right of Som-
erset Co., for Otis's Patent Lightning Rods.
Ruel W. Robinson, Farmer and Lumberman
Samuel Longfellow, Farmer and Dealer in
Stock.
John Whittier, Yankee Notions and Tin Ware
Abner Kincaid, Farmer & Man. of Lumber
Wm. E. Richards, Farmer and Stone Cutter
Geo. Sanford, Farmer and Brickraaker
Salem Kdmands, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Otis Williams, Math. Clergyman
Mrs. Nathan S. Davis.
John Parsons, Farmer
Martin McDaniel, "
Jonathan Folsom, "
Joseph Hilton, "
Reuben Whittier, "
Allen Freeman, "
Jonathan McLure, "
Nathaniel Whittier, "
Peleg G. Sanford, "
Enoch Childs, "
David L. Fogg, "
Ezra Stevens, ''
Lusher R. Jewell, "
J. F. Judkins, '*
Nahum Cliamberlain, "
Josiah L. Fogg, Jr., "
Joseph S. Hight, '*
James H. Fogg, "
Randall S. Hight, "
Jeremiah Flanders, "
Charles F. Tufts, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Nathan S. Davi^, Farmer & Carriage Maker
L. E. Judkins, Farmer and Justice of Peace
Martin Smith, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Mary C'laraberlain.
Luther T. Shattuck, Farmer and Cooper
Philip Gardiner, Man. of Hemlock Boards.
Timber and Heading, Cedar & Fir Shingles
George Hilton, Man. of Hem ock Boards.
Timber and Heading, Cedar & Fir Shingles
CAMBRIDGE.
David Bailev, Hotel Keeper and P. M.
S. A. D. Bailey.
D. S. Hooper.
W. R. Clark.
Isaac F. Hooper, Farmer
Nath'l L. Hooper, "
Chas. W. Harlow, Farmer and Millman
John S. Harlow, " »
Alonzo R. Leavitt, Shoemaker
F. A. Bailey, Farmer
Luther Rogers, Cons., Col,, & Justice Peace
Nathan Clark, Mill Owner & Deal, in Flour
J. A. Folsom, Farmer
Orrin Herrick, "
David Morrill, "
Nahum Morrill,"' "
F. D. R. MorriU, "
Ezekiel S. Morse, "
Farmer and Stage Prop.
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Farmer
Irving Curtis,
G. B. Frost,
Josiah Page,
Eben. Rollins, "
Henrv Dore, "
D. D' Ring, "
Samuel C. Morrill, "
Joseph Gilbert, **
John A. Clement, "
John Brown, "
Bradbury Lowell, Farmer & Justice Peace
Jonathan Watson, Farmer
Chas. H. Brown, **
Bemiss Mower, "
Stephen Larrabee, "
Royal Grant, "
L. D. Wentworth, Blacksmith
CONCORD.
Clergyman
Blacksmith and Farmer
Farmer & Wool Grower
David Bates,
Chandler Savage,
Corydon Felker,
John N. Rowe, " " "
Benj. F. Atwood, " " «
Nathan Berry, '• " "
C. 0. Savage, " '• "
Benj. L. Hanes, ** " "
L. H. Moulton, " " "
Wm. Owen Bridger, House Carpenter and
Painter.
B. F. Leadbetter, Farmer and Wool Grower,
and County Commissioner.
Paul B. Rowe, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Charles Bean, '* " " "
Zachariah Williams, " " " "
Martin Jackson, " " " "
Faustina C. Felker, Teacher
Sarah Williams, "
Rosilla F. EUice, **
John Dinsmore, Farmer, Wool Grower, and
Lumberman.
Sophronia Felker, Farmer
Jared Bates, "
Amon Savage, "
Cyrus Parlin, **
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CARRATUNK
Joseph Clark, Jr.,
Louis Veighue,
Cyrus Bean,
Farmer and Inn Keeper
Farmer
11. S. Williams, Farmer and Mill Prop.
Ephraim Witham, Blacksmith and Manuf r of
Driving Tools.
DETROIT.
Isaac Berr}', P. M. & Deal, in For. & Domestic
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass &
Wooden Ware.
Joseph Lord, Farmer & Lumber Manf.
F. Shaw & Bros., Tanners
Emery G. Ingalls, Foreman of Tannery
Asa titeath. Physician and Surgeon
Edwin Lord, Merchant and Depot Master
Isaac Jenkins, Watchmaker and Jeweler
E. A. Boynton, Farm, and Gen. Ins. Agent
Wm. H. Nichols, Farmer
Thos. J. Bowman, Farmer and Stone Mason
Isaac Goodwin, Farmer and Stone Cutter
Jacob Brackett, House Carpenter
Franklin C. Pray, Farmer & Hous6 Carpen'r
Hiram Brackett,
David F. Libby,
Dingley Huston,
Henry Lancaster,
Orin Libby,
Benj. E. Eaton,
I. C. Warren,
Parker Sawyer,
Jesse E. Dorman,
Wm. Drake,
James Nichols,
Oliver AV. Plummer,
Fanner
Farmer and Lumberman
FarnKT
Fanner and Drover
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer
Farmer and Carpenter
Farmer
E M B D E N.
Albert Williams, Farmer & Dealer in Horses
John Cragin, Farmer and Wool Grower
Samuel Savage, F. B. Clergyman
Simeon C. Cleveland, Farmer and Shoemaker
James G. Daggitt, " " *'
John Grav, Farmer
J. W. Cafl, "
Phineas Fames, "
James C. Whittier, "
Jonathan Earaes, "
Cyrus Cleveland, "
Barzilla Ford, "
John L. Williams, "
EUSTIS P
C. S. Benjamin,
Leonard H. Walker,
Warren Getchell,
Benj. Gould,
Elam Stevens,
John Howes,
Wm. Barron,
C. F. Walker,
Hamden T. Williams,
Ashman S. Stevens,
Abel Churchill,
J. G. Witham,
T. F. Boothby,
LANTATION,
Farmer
Thomas Sanford,
Merchant
FAIRFIELD.
Coun. & Att'y at Law,
Coun. & Att'y at Law,
Coun. & Att'y at Law,
E. W. McFadden,
(Kendall's MUls).
Wm. B. Snell,
(Kendall's Mills).
Jonathan Purinton,
(Kendall's Mills).
J. W. Ford, Univ. Clergyman, (Ken. Mills)
Heman Nickerson, Meth. " " "
C. H. Rowell, Physician & Surgeon, " "
A. Pinkham, Dentist, " "
Wm. Connor, Mill Prop. & Man. all kinds of
Lumber, (Kendall's Mills).
E. & N. Totman, Mill Prop. & Man. all kinds
of Lumber, (Ken. Mills).
Gibson & Newhall, Mill Prop. & Man. all
kinds of Lumber, (Ken. Mills)
Fogg, Hall & Co., Mill Prop. & Man. all kinds
of Lumber, (Ken. Mills).
Sam'l & Crowell Taylor,^ Mill Prop. & Man.
all kinds of Lumber, (Ken. Mills).
H. C. Newhall, Mill Prop. & ]\Ian. all kinds
of Lumber, (Ken. Mills).
Silas Bates, Mill Prop. & IMan. all kmds of
Lumber, (Somerset Mills).
Moses Fogg, Mill Prop. & Man. all kinds of
Heading, (Ken. Mills).
J. & J. Foss, Mill Prop. & Man. all kinds of
Boxes & Custom Planing, (Ken. Mills).
C. A. Vickery, Dr. Goods, & Cloth. (K. Mills)
Vickery & Lam-y, " " " "
Stephen Wing, Furn. & Crockery, " "
E. G. Pratt, Dry Goods, Groc, Com, Flour,
Boots, Shoes, &c., (Ken. Mills).
J. M. Wilder, Dry Goods, Groc, Com, Flour,
Boots, Shoes, &c.., (Ken. Mills).
J. H. Gilbreth, Stoves, Hardw., Iron, Steel, &
Prop, of the Island Nursery, (Ken. Mills).
John H. Nye, Corn, Flour, Groe., at Wholes.
& Retail, (Ken. Mills).
Geo. Richardson, Dry Goods & Groceries,
(Ken. Mills).
Daniel Bunker, Jr., & Co., Flour, Cora, Prov.,
&c., (Ken. Mills).
E. H. Evans, Druggist & Apoth., also. Books
& Stat'ry, Jew. & Fan. Goods, (Ken Mills).
Wm. W. Spaulding, Watchmaker & Jeweler,
(Ken. Mills).
Mary D. Holmes, Milliner & Deal, in Fancy
Goods, (Ken. Mills).
Henry S. Tobey, Dry Goods, Groc, Cora,
P'lour, Country Produce, &c.
Wm. P. Nye & Co., Dry Goods, Groc, Cora,
Flour, Country Produce, &c.
S. C. Goodwin, Dry G'ds, Groc, Corn, Flour,
Country Produce, &c.
A. K. Mason, Dry Goods, Groc, Corn, Flour,
Country Produce, &c.
Daniel Bunker, Prop, of Fairfield House,
(Ken. Mills).
Miss N. Bunker, Fairfield Seminary," "
Joseph F. Nye, Dep. Sheriff, " "
Geo. Fillebrown, Blacksmith
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FAIRFIELD.
121
Knight & HarviU, Livery Stable, Teams to let
by day or week on reas. terms, (Ken. Mills)
Geo. W.Witherell, Fairfield Boom Corpora.
Prop., (Ken. Mills).
B. R. Rackliff, Man. of Car. & Sleighs,
(Ken. Mills).
Racklifi" & Sanborn, Blacks'ng & Car. Work,
(Ken. MiUs).
B. I. Hogan,
P. E. Gifibrd,
I. T. Allen,
C. H. Hallett,
S. & C. H. Mayo,
Horatio Colcord,
J. B. Colcord,
C. A. Morrill,
Eliab Fish,
W. W. Tuttle,
L. D. Colcord,
Jackson Cayford,
Chas. A. Wlieeler,
S. B. Starbird,
John P. Connor,
Benj. Libby,
Isaac Hoxie,
Cyinis F. Bryant,
E. J. Lawrence,
Farmer
Clerk
Geo. Woodworth, Sta. Agt. S. & K. R. R.
(Ken. Mills).
C. R. Baker, Barber, " "
Dan'l Allen, Fl'r, Com & Plas. Mill, » «
Dan'l Allen & Co., " " " " «
M. H. Holmes, Eclectic Practitioner of Med.
& Dealer, (Ken. Mills).
0. W. Chamberlain, Blacks'ng & Job Work.
(Ken. MlUs). '
Fanner & Lumberman
House Carpenter & Mason
Teacher, Sur. of Lum. and
B. L Deering,
A. K. Clark,
E. G. Rideout,
Mechanic.
Wm. Emery,
. , Lumberman
Watson Holway, Farm., Stock & W. Grower
Hezekiah Hoxie, " " " <«
John Noble, P. M., Miller & Chau--maker
H. B. Maynard, Bateau Builder, (Ken. Mills)
Henry J. Collum, Tin-plate Worker
Shermon Pishon, Farmer and Depot Master
" " Drover
Geo. Drew,
Daniel Chase,
John W. Chase,
Daniel Jones,
Wm. B, Cain,
Geo. B. Cain,
FORKS PLANTATION.
M. W. Burnham, Farmer and Inn Keeper
(Forks).
J. S. Ham, Farmer and Lumberman
0. S. Durgin, Blacksmith
W. H. Durgin, Farmer and Blacksmith
M. Ford, Laborer
John Stewart,
Joel Whitney,
Dennis Brooks,
Mellen R. Brooks,
Leander Brooks,
John E. Turtle,
John M. Tobins,
Captain
Lumberman
Wool Grower
Painter
Carpenter
Farmer
Austin Eames,
T. F. Andrews,
C. Boyd,
Joseph A. Magoon,
Ozlas BartletL,
James Shattuck,
Alonzo Sfiattuck,
Painter.
Thos. S. Emery,
Levi T. Emery,
J. L. Lord,
N. S. Davis,
Justus R. Brewer,
Roscoe V. Hurd,
Nelson S. Tov/ie,
Hiram Chadboum,
Cyrus Chadboum,
FLAGSTAFF
Flagstaff Hotel
HARMONY.
Coun. & Att'y at Law
ti (( ((
Merchant Tailor
Carder & Clothier
Blacksm'g & Car. Work
Car. & Sleigh Man. and
S. S. Com. & Teacher
Clerk
Carriage Maker
Overseer of Poor Farm
Merchant Tailor
Farmer
Hosea Lord,
S. Leighton,
Wayland Leighton,
Joseph Leighton,
E. Gifford,
R. H. Marble,
Jacob V. Herrick,
Hosea Hurd,
Elijah L. Brown,
Geo. C. Brown,
Solomon Watson, Jr.,
Hiram C. Hurd,
Benj. F. Merrill,
Franklin K. Hurd,
Edgar H. Hurd,
F. A. Bailey,
Farmer
Teacher and "
HARTLAND.
Coun. & Att'y at Law
u u u
Physician & Surgeon
Wm. Folsom,
E. E. Brown,
Calvin Blake,
H. W. Hamilton,
Eli Drew, Dry G'ds, Groc, Fl'r, Com, Hardw.
Geo. Lancey," " " " » "
S.E.Prescott," " " " " «
W. Blaisdell, " ♦* " " « "
C.M.Robinson, " " " " "
9
James Fuller, Merchant & Real Estate Prop .
Greenlief Church, Prop. Hartland Hotel
A. P. Powers, Sheriff of Somerset Co.
Peleg C. Haskell, Fanner, Mill Pi-op., and
Trial Justice.
Chas. Rowell, 2d, Supervisor of Schools
F. T. Swift, Blacksmithing & Car. Work
Josiah Billings, Tanner & Currier,, and Dealer
in Hides and Leather.
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
HARTLAND.
H. A. Bachelder & Co.
thos. H. Marsh, Jr.,
Sounding Boards.
Charles Woodbridge,
Joseph G. Nelson,
Kben Bean, Farmer and
Mary A. Ireland, Teacher
Wm' P. Barnes, Farmer, Prop, of Saw Mill
and Dealer in Lumber.
Man. of Pianoforte
House Carpenter
Carriage Maker
John C. Ham, Farmer
Chas. Kowell, "
Thos. Fuller, "
Fairwell Ireland, **
Leander P. Barnes, "
S. W. Flanders, "
D. W. Barnes, Harness & Trunk Maker
A. F. Church, Civil & Topograp'cal Engineer
LEXINGTON
Dan'l Bcynton, Jr., Selectman and Supervisor
of Schools.
David Ditson, Jr., Farmer
J. R. Howard, "
Farmer and Mechanic
Wm. C. Safford,
John P. Safford, " » "
Wright Pinkham, Farmer and Prop, of Saw
Mill.
MADISON,
S. S. Brownson, Bap. Clergyman, (East)
Mark Merrill, F. W. " ' "
John Dennis, " " **
Wm. B. Snow, Merchant
Barnet Wharff, Axe Maker & Farmer
E. W. Thompson, Farmer, (East)
Wm. Hayden, Farm. & Jus. of Peace & Quo.
Dmsmore Cleveland, Farm. & S. S.
Edmond Osbourn, Farmer & Broker
Franklin B. Stillson, Farmer & Carpenter
Joel Smith, " " Collector
Jotham S. Hardy, Door, Sash, Blind, & Coffin
Man , Prop, of Planing Mill.
Nathan Wood, Man. of Starch, & Mill Prop.
Teacher
Farmer and Mason
Carriage Maker
Imp. Stock, Horses & Sheep
Farmer and Lumberman
'' " Shoemaker
Nath'l B. Chadboum, Tanner & Currier, &
Dealer in Hides and Leather.
John S. Kidder, MUn. of Boards, Shingles, &
Flour Barrels.
Lucius Morrison, Farmer & Justice of Peace
and Quorum.
Augustus Briggs, Blacksmith
James H. Fillebrown, "
Chadboum & Holbrook, Saw & Grist Mill
Prop.
C. M. Sawyer, Farm. & Deal, in Horses
Norris M. Stetson, " " Wool Grower
J. M. Adams
Luke Sawyer,
Jonas Sawyer,
Enoch Weston,
Albert Savage,
Nath'l Holway,
Farmer
Wm. D. Haydeo,
John J. Holway, **
Nathan Weston, **
Calvin Gray, "
Ezra Dinsmore, "
Daniel Maxim, "
Abram McKermey, "
Job Morse, **
Asa Blackwell, "
Joseph A. Nye, \ "
Wan-en Russell, "
Quincy Blanchard, "
Joseph Leighton, "
David J. Rowell, "
Joshua Snell, "
Chas. P. Sawyer, <*
B. P. J. Weston, "
Wm. M. Welch, •<
L. D. Jones, *«
Joel S. Smith, "
Chas. C. Smith, **
John E. Knight, «
D. H. Sawyer, ' **
Theron Blanchard, **
Cyrus Goodrich, "
Amorv Prescott, "
Cyrus" W. Stilson, «
A'. G. Withee, «
R. Kincaid, » «*
Emerson Dresser, "
Col. John Heald, Farm. & Deal, in Country
Produce.
MERCER.
Samuel K. Porter, Physician and Surgeon
Hiram Knowlton, Counsellor & Att'y at Law
L. N. Burr, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
M. Lewis Burr, Merchant, also Manufr of
bu. ch and Shovel Handles.
John 1 iggles, Manufr of Custom and Ready
Mace Clothing, also Agt. for Sewing Ma-
chii es.
T. M Gower, Periodical Correspondent and
T< acher.
S. B. Walton, Farmer and Teacher
Wiliam Kilgore, Farmer & Dealer in Stock
N. L . Smith, Ferryman and Blacksmith
William Smith, Farmer and Dealer in Poul-
trv, (. alves, and Grafts of Trees.
Herlert George, ilan. of Starch & Farmer
N. K. Rouen,
N. K. Rogers,
Harriet E. Downes,
0. S. Welts,
Lemuel Worster,
John S. Pike,
Charles S. Paine,
1. S. Ford,
James George,
John R. George,
William George,
Willard Longfellow,
Wm. Downes,
Nathaniel Bacon, Jr.,
Ansel Nickerson,
Alvinzy Whitcomb,
Mason
Teacher
Farmer
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MOSCOW
John Carney,
Elijah Temple,
W. F. Baker,
Israel Greenwood,
W. B. Moore,
Joel M. Pierce,
F. C. Smith,
Jabez D. Hill,
Joseph Bassett,
Jonathan Bassett,
H. T. Flanders,
Inn Keeper
Farmer and Mill Prop.
Farmer
Hiirtson Bassett,
Elias Andrews,
Chandler Williams,
Albert Burke,
Eph aim R. Baker,
Edward C. Andrews,
Joseph W. McCrillis,
Nath'l L. McCrillis,
Josiah H. Goodrich,
MAYFIEIiD.
Farmer and Selectman
NORRIDGEWOCK.
Hon. John S. Tenney, Chief Jus. S.J. Court
S. D. Lindsey, Reg. of Prob. & Coun. & At'y
at Law.
Jas. W. Merrill, Clerk of Courts and Coun.
and Att'y at Law.
John H. Webster, Coun. and Att'y at Law
Samuel Hopkins, Register of Deeds
Rev. Benj. i'appan, Jr., Cong. Clergyman
Rev. Stephen Allen, M. E. "
Rev. James P. Longley, F. B. "
Jno. Robbins, Jr., Physician & Surgeon
Llewellyn Brown, " "
Chas. A. Bates, Bates Hotel
J. H. Sawyer, Hotel Keeper & Merchant
L. J. Additon, Deal, in Dry Goods and W. I.
Goods, Groceries, Flour and Corn.
W. S. Tobey, Deal, in Dry Goods and W. I.
Goods, Groc, Flour and Corn.
S. D. Burgess, Deal, in Dry Goods and W. I.
Goods, Groc, Flour and Corn.
J. H. Burgess, Dealer in Produce & Farmer
W. M. Hobbs, Dealer in Stoves & Hardware, &
Tin Plate Worker.
J. S. Bixby, Deal, in Musical Instruments &
Picture Frames.
Col. Edward Rowe, Farmer & Wool Grower
Jonas Hilton, Carriage and Sleigh Maker
Manorman Cram, Boot and Shoe Manf.
Edward J. Peet, Trial Justice
Wm. Allen, Land Surveyor
Levi Powers, Deputy Sheriff and Jailor
S. C. Mills, Blacksmith and Carriage Work
Sam'l B. Witberell, Blacksmith and Deal, in
Harrows and Plows.
Geo. Sawtelle, Farmer
M. P. Hale, Carriage Manf. and Painter
H. H. Crosby, Harness Maker and P. M.
S. M. Handy, Blacksmith & Harrow Manf.
J. H. Handy, Blacksmith and Horse Shoer
Chas. RusselL Prop. Grist Mill and Dealer in
Corn and Grain.
J. W. Sawtelle, Mill Prop.
John Shorey, Painter, Glazier, and Paper
Hanger.
Luther E. Allen, House Carp'r & Painter
Edward P. Boston, Carriage Maker
Isaac Williamson, House Carpenter & Build-
er and Architect.
Joseph Taylor, Farmer, Stone Mason, & Con.
J. S. French, Farmer and Speimlator
D. K. Frohock, Farmer
Geo. Farnsworth, Fanner and Wool Grower
Farmer and Speculator
Farmer
Fanner and Shoemaker
Farmer
Farmer and Wool Grower
Farmer
Student
Farmer
Wm. F. Blunt,
Moses Brown,
D. C. Sampson,
Seth Parlin,
Geo. F. Heald,
Rufus Bixby,
Amasa Bixby,
E. Taylor,
N. Taylor,
Joseph Dunphey,
Wm. T. Haynes,
B. F. Barton,
Hanson Hight,
Abel Wood, Jr.,
Caleb M. Wood, «
Silas T. Longley, "
Wm. P. Longley, «
Jotham S. Longley, Farm. &Grower Garden
Seeds.
Jona. S. Longley, Farmer & Stock Grower
Joseph Vickery,' Farmer
James B. Brown, Farmer & Wool Grower
John S. Longley, Fanner
Geo. Warren, "
C. E. Warren, «
Horatio N. Page, "
Geo. N. Page, "
Arthur Spaulding, **
John Dixon, «
Betsy Dixon, «
Alvan Nutting, "
Thos. M. Heald, «
Elbridge G. Lander, «
Prescott Nutting, «
Sylvanus Morse, "
Charles Morse, Jr., "
David W. Withee, "
Edmund Smith, ««
Jonas Parker, «
Si as Turner, «
Frank C Turner, «
Simeon Robbins, "
James Taylor, *•
Plummer Baker,
A. C. Hussey,
R. B. Swift,
Heman Tobey,
G M. Tobey, «
John M. Tobey, »
A. J. Taylor, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Horses, and Carriages.
Teacher
Farmer
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NEW PORTLAND.
W. H. Stevens, Physician & Surgeon, (North)
Alonzo P. Allen, " " ^ (West)
Beni. Adams, Coun. & Att'y at Law
Win. S. ^hlrshall,
Wm. Abbott, F. B. Clergyman
E. Winslow, " "
Joseph M. Dennis, Mem. of Gov. Council, &
Prop, of Machine Shop and Grist Mill.
J. D. Bartlett, Dep. Sheriff & Deal, in Stock
Isaiah Jenkins, Prop. Carabassett House,
(North).
R. T. Judkins, Prop. Union House & Stage
Line and Blacksmith, (West).
Samuel Jackson, Farmer
Wm. L. Knapp,
Joshua Wentworth, "
Daniel Simmons,
C. B. Hutchins, "
Elbridge True, "
Nathaniel Elliott, "
Alvah Thompson, "
Sullivan Williamson, Fanner and Teacher
Elbridge Williamson, " " ||
J. B. Knapp,
B. C. & S. G. Lane, Farm. & Deal, in Stock
John A. Jordan, " " Car. Maker
K, G. Dennis, Farmer and Dealer in Stock &
Wool Buyer.
John P. Hodsdon, Post Mas. & T. Clerk, (W't)
H. C. Simonds, Merchant Tailor, "
Wm. Parsons, Farmer and Teacher, "
Benj. F. Walton, Boot & Shoe Man., *'
Lemont Spooner, Carder & Clothier, "
Atwood Morse, Inventor and Maker of Patent
Cask Supporter, (West).
J. P. Spooner, House, Car. & Sign Painter
J. R. Clark, Jr., Tanner and Har. Maker
John Mitchell, Farmer and Stock Dealer
Marshall Niles, " " Flour Dealer
Isaac Pennell, Farmer & Prop. Indian Eaton
Horse.
Angeline Winslow.
Daniel W. DeWitt, , Machinist
John Jacobs, Farmer
Wm. H. Stowell, "
John D. Davis, "
Enos Hutchins, "
Lewis W. Murch, "
Joseph H. Hodsdon, "
Hiram L. Winslow, "
Elbridge G. Gould, "
Asaph Hutchins, "
Augustus M. Hutchins, **
Peter B. Merry, "
Joseph C. Lovejoy, "
P A li M Y R A.
Zebulon Manter, Christian Clergyman
Benj. Pollard, Physician and Surgeon
N. L Hayden, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard,
Crockery, & Glass Ware, Corn, Flour, &c.
C. C. Brown, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard,
Crockery, & Glass Ware, Corn, Flour, &c.
D. G. Folsom, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots,
Shoes, Corn, Flour, &c.
Arnold Palmer, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
and Horses.
Joseph F. Clement, Teacher and Supervisor
of Schools.
Joseph S. Davis, House Carpenter and Dealer
in Stock and Horses.
J. H. Davis, Farmer and House Carpenter
Oliver S. Nay, Man. of Lumber and Dealer
in Stock.
Corydon M. Jewett, Farmer and Dealer in
Improved Stock.
Geo. W. Williams, Farmer & School Teacher
Geo. F. Bachelder, Farmer & Supt. of Town
Farm.
Americus Morrill, Farmer, Selectman, and
Overseer of Poor.
Freeman Holway, Farmer and Dealer in Im-
proved Stock.
Alvah L. Holway, Farmer and Dealer in im-
proved Stock.
Wm. Bachelder, Farmer and Ship Carpenter
T. F. Horasted, Farmer & Dealer in improved
Stock.
Benj. S. Judkins, Farmer and Dealer in Im-
proved Stock.
Charles Sanford, House Carpenter & Builder
Levi Wvman, Farmer and Dairyman
Frankliia Grant, Blacksmith and Carriage
Work.
Wm. P. Sanford, Farmer and Ship Master
S. A. Robinson, Farmer and Town Treasurer
Wm. M. Palmer, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Tho3. H. B. Lenfest, Farmer and Teacher
Benj. A. Shaw, Farmer, Selectman, & Over-
seer of Poor.
James Hanson, Farmer & Dealer in Stock
.John T. Fox, " " "
Ruel D. Fox, " " **
Wm'. B. Blaisdell, " « "
Josiah P. Longlev, " " "
Joseph Titcomb,* « « «
John H. Titcomb, » " "
Frank Fairbrother, " " "
F. N. Fairbrother, « " "
Samuel Dexter, " *' "
Stillman P. Dexter, " " "
Gardner Dyer, " " "
Norris Keehe, " " "
E. H. Judkins, Farmer and House Carpenter
Elbridge G. Davis, " " " "
Stephen Hilton, Jr., Lumber Manuf r
Geo. W. Fairbrother, Tanner and Currier
Asil Stilson, Farmer
Hugh Ross, "
Samuel Clement, "
Samuel Shaw, "
John Furbush, "
Benj. Furbush, "
James A. White, "
B. G. Coburn, ,"
Geo. Pooler, **
Timothy Pooler, **
A. G. Dver, "
P. H. Tl-acv, "
B. F. Spauiding, "
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PITTSFIELD.
J. C. Manson, Physician and Surgeon, (East)
Going Hathorn, Lumberman & Manf. of all
kinds of Lumber, (East).
A. Severance, Coun. & Att'y at Law, (East)
H. Stilson,
H. B. Connor, Farmer & Deal, in Horses and
Stock, (East).
Geo. Whitney, P. M. and Fanner
James F. Connor, Farmer, (East)
A. D. Mitchell, Farmer and Station Agent,
P. & K. R. R., (East).
John Dresser, Saddle & Harness Mak'r, (East)
Alfred Thomas, Justice Peace & Quorum, &
Farmer, (East)^
Carriage & Sleigh Man.
F. B. Clergyman
Jr.
Alfred Thomas
Wra. Getchell, '
N. F. Weymouth,
Daniel Getchell,
Melvin Simons,
Levant Waldron,
John Prince,
H. M. Simons,
J. H. Willis,
Isaac H. Lancey,
B. F. Stimpson,
Rufus Burns, "
James Merrill, Jr., "
Gao. H. Hunter, '•
Reuben Norton, Justice of Peace & Quorum
Mrs. Wm. H. Weeks, Farmer
Chas. S. Taylor, Farmer
Richard Parks, "
Farmer and Lumberman
Supv'r of Schools
Lumber Manf.
Mill Prop, and Miller
Bedstead Manf.
Farmer
Hotel Keeper
Farmer
Hadley P. Johnson, Farmer and Butcher
Geo. L. Sawyer, Horse & Ox Shoeing & Car-
riage Work.
Benj. F. Parks, Farmer and Lumberman
Charles Farnum, Farmer
H. A. Libby, "
Oscar Farnum, "
S. A. Bennett, "
Stephen Neal, "
David Simons,
John E. Simons,
Wm. Dyer,
James W. Town,
Deal, in Eggs & Poultry
Farmer
Farmer and Carpenter
Geo. N.Pushaw, Farm. & Deal. Imp. Horses
" Farmer
Farmer & Blacksmith
Farmer and Teacher
Farmer
Chas. C. Farnum,
J. R. Hunter,
Peter Libby,
Samuel Getchell,
D. S. GetcTiell,
John Millett,
H. Berdeen,
E. C. Town, Housft.& Ship Carp'r & Millwg't
Page At well. Farmer
John F. McCausland, '*
Samuel Bowman, "■
Benj. J. Phillips, "
Eben Bean, Farmer and Carriage Maker
Alonzo Patten, Farmer
Henry C. Wright, "
Philip Bickford, "
S. F. Galusha, Farmer and Drover
Isaac Weeks, Farmer
Levi Andrews,
L. C. Andrews,
Thomas Doyle,
Thomas S. Doyle, Jr.,
Albert S. Doyle,
James W. Sylvester,
PLEASANT RIDGE,
Farmer Jonathan Bean,
I. P. Andrews,
Horatio Andrews,
Geo. Leter,
Farmer
P A R L I N
Parlin Pond House
POND.
RIPLEY.
Physician and Surgeon
Civil Engineer
Farmer and Deal, in Stock
S. A. Todd,
Harrison Jones,
C. W. Marble,
E. G. Page,
Warren Ramsdell, " " "
James Cyphers, Farmer and Mechanic
David Farrar, Farm. & Deal, in Stock & Pro.
B. R. Dickey, Farmer & Deal, in Stock, and
Importer of Horses
Wm. Trafton
C. J. R. Crocker,
C. G. Jones,
John M. Dow,
Arthur B. Woodcock,
James P. Burleigh,
Norman S. Jewett,
John M. Prescott,
Moses Sevey,
G. W. Collins,
James S. Carr,
B. F. Griffin,
Wm. P. Hoyt,
Wm. W. AUen,
Post Master
Farmer
Farmer and Painter
Farmer
Carpenter and Millman
Merchant and Farmer
Farmer
Carpenter and Mill Owner
Farmer
Blacksmith
Elisha B. Hoyt, Farmer
D. H. Mclvechnie, Farmer, Carpenter & Sash
Maker.
Richard Nutter, Jr., Col., Constable & Farm.
Eben Nutter, Farmer and Chorister
Edwin R. Dinsmore, Farmer
Park Dewitt, "
S. A. Downing, "
Lemont Downing, "
Thos. Horn, Jr., "
Almon Lane, "
Harvey Chandler, "
Hiram P. Pratt,
Samuel Grant,
John Bowden,
Aaron Lord,
Jacob Grant,
Asa Clark,
LaRoy S. Sevey,
Jacob HufF, Jr.,
James E. Jewett,
John Goodale,
Farmer and Carpenter
Farmer
Farmer and Carpenter
Farmer
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ST. ALBANS.
Coun. & Att'y at Law-
Physician & Surgeon
Merchant
D. D. Stuart,
C. A. Parsons,
F. R. Webber,
C. B. Tracy,
Sullivan Lothrop, Merchant, Tanner, & Deal.
in Hides and Leather.
A. P. Powers, Sheriff of Somerset Co.
C. B. Stinchfield, Deputy Sheriff
Daniel Bowman, Farmer, Teacher, & S. S.
Mill Prop. & Lumber Deal.
Shovel-handle Man.
Benj. Ireland,
N. 6. Turner,
John C. Webb,
Loren Leathers,
John Smith,
Joseph Young,
Thos. 0. Whitney,
S. E. Ford,
Henry W. Boston,
Martin B. Smiley,
Emma S. Smiley,
Browning G. Fairbrother,
Seth Webb,
Jonathan Lary,
Seth Emery,
Thos. Merryman,
Nath'l B. White, Jr.,
Ebenezer Merrill,
Heman Gage,
Hiram C. Gage,
H. C. Merrill,
Calvin Bigelow,
Susan A. Fuller,
Jason Sprague,
Joseph Libby,
Joseph D. Jewett,
Bei\j. Field, Jr.,
Farmer and Teamster
" " Drover
" " Blacksm'h
Tanner and Currier
Millman
Flour Dealer
Teacher
Farmer
Teacher
Farmer and Car. Maker
" " Shoemaker
" " Mechanic
Farmer
Nathaniel Merrill,
J. L. Merrill,
Joseph Merrill,
Enoch W. Rollins,
Ellis Fish,
Chas. B. Philbrick,
Chas. V. Magoon,
Jabez Foss,
Joseph A. Kilbrith,
Mark Buzzell,
Samu-^l S. Shaw,
Alonzo E Fuller,
P. A. Bradford,
Andrew Bradford,
A. B. Bates, •
C. Bates,
Parker Dow,
Lorenzo D. Davis,
John McLure,
Thos. Jones,
Wm. F. Mumford,
J. E. Bovnton,
C. B. Albee,
James M. Boynton,
Alonzo F. Denning,
S. W. Crocker,
Eleazer Crocker,
William Ellis,
Randall Steward,
John Field,
Cyrus Bigelow,
John L. Field,
William H. Goodwin,
Edwin G. Higgins,
Melzar D. Estes,
J. H. Chapman,
Farmer
2d.
SKOWHEGAN.
Goburn & Wyman, Coun's & Att'ys at Law
W. M. E. & J. D. Brown, " " "
James Bell, « " "
Temple Cutler, Cong. Clergyman
C. F. Allen, M. E.
Chas. Miller, Bap. "
G. A. Wilbur, Physician and Surgeon
Wm. Snow, " " "
T. S. Goodwin, " (Homeopathic)
A. A. Mann, Eclec. Physician & Apothe.
Moses Littlefield, Pub. of Republican Clarion
Joseph L. Patten, Pub. of Somerset Farmer
Abner Coburn, Pres. of SkowhegMu Bank
B. W. Norris, Land Agent
C. C. Whitney, Whol. & Retail Druggist and
Bookseller, 4 Dinsmore's Block, Water st.
Isaac Dyer, Apothecary & Bookseller, Wa. st.
L. L. Mon-ison, Com. Merchant, and Dealer
in Flour, Coal, Lime, Cement, also, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Carriage Wheels, &c. near
K. R. Crossing.
J. R. Farwell, Woolen and Oil Cloth Carpet'g,
Rugs, Oil Cloths, Crock., Glassw., &c.
Leland & Ward. Silks, Shawls, & Furs, Brit.,
French, and American Dry Goods.
Geo. Philbrick, Watchm., Jeweler, and Deal.
in Clocks, Watches, and Fancy Goods.
J. H. Philbrick, Post Master
B. Steward, Watchm., Jeweler, and Dealer
in Fancy Goods.
H. D. Frost, Hats, Caps, Gents' Furn. Goods,
Custom and Ready-ma le Clothing.
J. L. Lothrop, Custom & Re.-made Clothing
Geo. W. Robinson, Wholesale Deal, in Boots,
Shoes, and Leather.
J. & S. H. Malborn, Whol. & Retail Dealers
in Groc, Prov., and Dom. Dry Goods.
Albert Fuller, W. I. Goods and Groc.
I. F. Pollard, " " " "
John Vosmus, Stoves and Man. of Tinware
Chas. B. Folsom, Dry Goo is, Groceries, and
Crockery.
R. E. Lyon & Co., Man. of Book, News, and
Wrapping Paper.
T. H. Dinsmore, Gen. Ins. Agent, and Dealer
in Musical Instruments.
Enos Kobbins, Boot and Shoe Dealer
A. F. Bobbins, Ladies, Misses, and Children's
Sewed Boots and Shoes, and Shoe Stock.
Theodore A. Bush, Tin-plate and Sheet-Iron
Worker.
Levi H. Folsom, Farmer and Lumberman
J. H. Williams & Co., Gallery of Art, Photo.,
Ambrotypes, and Melaneotypes.
Walter Hatch, Railroad Conductor
Daniel Keniston, Mail Agent, K. & P. R. R.
S. B. Brewster, Skowhegan House
Silas W. Turner, Turner's Hotel
E. P. Weston, Fancy Goods, Oyster Saloon,
Confec. and Cigars, Wholesale and Retail.
SUBSCRIBERS* BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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SKOWHEGAN.
J. P. Boies, Custom and Re.-made Clothing,
Hats, Caps, and Gents' F urn. Goods.
Lewis & Hill, Livery Stable
Wm. Tucker, Saddler, Har.-maker, Carnage
Trimmer, also, Trunks, Whips, Valises, &c.
L. E. Bigelow, Harn. and Trunk Maker
J.' Y. Dorrothy, Car. Man. and Livery Stable
S*. W. Steward, Blacksmith'g, Horse Shoeing,
and Car. Work.
C. C. Emery. Marble Man.
Steward & Warren, Blacksm'g, Horse Shoe' g,
and Car. Work.
John M. Warren, Blacksm'ng, Horse Shoeing,
and Car. Work.
.J, H. K. Lord, Blacksmithing, Horse Shoemg,
and Car. Work.
E. M. Newton, Gunsmith & Steel Type Cutter
J. R. Whitten, Tanner and Cun-ier
C. E. Bangs, Sash, Door, and Blind Man.
G. L. Hill° Carder and Clothier
L.' P. Hay ward, Man. of Soap and Potash
Daniel Snow, Farmer and Wool Grower
Samuel Bicknell, " " " "
John McCrillis, Shoemaker
Edmund Pearson, Jr.
Chandler Dyer, Farmer and Brick Man.
S. L. Gould' & Co., Millwrights
Gould, Weymouth & Co., Broom Man.
S. L. Gould,
•James B. Dascomb.
A. B. Chandler,
Calvin Cleaveland.
Jacob Savage,
Alonzo Cobum,
A. H. Gilman.
Hiram Gage,
Peter Kimball,
Ephraira Bigelow,
S. P. Cleaveland,
Wm. F. Pitts,
Charles Steward,
Hannah Steward,
George Weld,
Isaac Weston,
Alvin Weston,
Stamping Oil Carpets
• Farmer
Seth Fletcher, Machinist
J. W. & L. W. Weston, Lumber
L. W. Weston, Land Surveyor
Chas. H. Allen, School Committee and Farm.
Alonzo lilclntire. Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Levi Mclntire, " " "
Wm. Trask, Blacksmithing and Car. Work
S. H. Jacobs, Stock and Horses
James A. Hoxie, Brickmason
Asaph Connor, Farmer and Ho. Carpenter
Joseph S. Nye, Overseer of Poor Farm
Francis A. Seveno, Barber and Hair Dresser
Artemas Bigelow, Farmer and Stone Cutter
Joseph Cayowett.
Amasa Bigelow, Farmer
Albion Mclntire, "
Abraham Potter, "
Edmund Adams, "
Abrara H. Adams, "
James Cleaveland, Jr., "
G. W Durrell, "
John Wheeler, "
Washington Rowell, "
Noah Pratt, **
Noah Pratt, Jr., "
Wm. Pooler, "
Joseph Burrill, **
Alfred D. Locke, *^
Chas. Bean,
John Tufts,
Obed W. Smith, "
Peter Malbon, Jr., "
John Seavery, "
Benoice Loom is,
Chas. H. Loomis, "
James B. Whittemore, "
George H. Loomis, "
Chas. Robinson,
Gardner Malbon,
Benj. F. Dillingham, ^
Alvah Kimball,
Horace Eaton,
Calvin B. Danforth, **
Silas Richardson, "
A. C. Emery, "
S T A R K S.
James Varnum, Physician and Surgeon
Hon. Henry Williamson, Farmer
James G. Waugh, Judge of Probate, Som. Co
David Gilmore,
D. W. Griffin,
A. W. Smith,
Davil Gilman,
J. G. Brown,
Simon Tupper,
Eben Leeman,
S. D. Greenlief,
James Wood,
Silas B. Wood,
John Oliver,
Wm. W. Waugh,
Randall Waugh,
Thos. Waugh,
Joseph Witham,
Farmer
Merchant
Variety Store
Farmer and Just, of Peace
U (( K ('
«' «' Teacher
» " Blacksmith
" " Stove Dealer
» " Mill Prop.
« " Stock Dealer
•' " Ship Carpeu'r
Improved Stock & Horses
Improved Sheep
Farmer & Carpenter
" " Teacher
0. W. Greaton,
H. C. Brown,
Allen Wi liamson,
Geo. Williamson,
C. M. Greenleaf,
C. Chapman,
Wm. Frederic,
Stephen Greenleaf,
C. C Folsom,
Ira Spinney,
G. W. Spinney,
John Fassett,
B. F. Mantor,
John W. Dutton,
Wm. Fletcher,
Jonathan Day,
J. F. Waugh,
Farmi.f
Lumberman
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SOLON.
0. R. Bachellor, Counsellor & Att'y at Law
E. G. Savage, " " " "
Mortimer Bod well, Physician and Surgeon
J. S. Houghton, " " •'
Jonathan Moore, " " "
Wm. H, Foster, Meth. Clergyman
Coolidge & Bod well. Dry Goods, Groceries,
Flour, Com, Boots, Shoes, &c.
Edmund Coolidge, Dry Goods, Groceries,
Flour, Corn, Boots, Shoes, &c.
Sumner Webb, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard-
ware, Paints, Varnishes, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, &c.
Joel Thompson, Dry Goods, Groceries, Corn,
Flour, Crockery, Provisions, &c.
Samuel Curtis, Dry Goods, Groceries, Com,
Flour, Crockery, Provisions, &c.
M. H. Hilton, Carratunk House
John Bacheller, Tanner and Currier
Sumner Whipple, Carriage and Sleigh Man.
and House Carpenter.
Absalom Parkman, Blacksmith and Man. of
Axes.
James S. Pierce, Carder and Clothier
A. S. Hinkley, Shovel Handle Manuf r
Perkins Black, Millwright and Farmer
Wm. Doran, Man. of and Dealer in Tin Plate,
Stoves, Fire Frames, & Agric'l Implements
A. H. Bosworth, Farmer & Dealer in Stock
Jotham Whipple, Selectman and Overseer of
Poor.
Heman Whipple, Lumberman and Dealer in
Stock.
James Brown, Fanner and Dealer in Stock
W. A. Hunnewell, " " " "
John Whipple, Farmer and Justice of Peace
W. M. Drury, Farmer, Produce, and Clover
Seed Dealer.
Asher Davis, Selectman, Overseer of Poor,
and Town Clerk.
Llewellyn Eaton, Farmer and Mechanic
Stilman Burke, Selectman and Overseer of
Poor.
W. C. Williams, Farmer and Stone Cutter
Jeremiah Williams, Farmer and Shoemaker
Reuben R. Heald, Farmer & Carriage Maker
Stephen Harvill, Farmer and Dealer in Gro-
ceries, &c.
Ward Safford, Dentist
E. F. Pollard, Farmer
Luther Pierce, "
John L. Pierce, "
James Somes, "
Levi Rowell, "
Daniel M. Durell, **
Haven Randlett, "
Asa Shepley, "
Sumner L. Shepley, "
B. F. Rowell, «*
Bennet Eaton, "
John H. Ward, «
B. F. Hunnewell, ' «
Harrison Randlett, "
G. C. Randlett, •*
Sewall Jewett, "
Levi Hunnewell, •*
Oliver Heald, «
Wm. H. Heald, «
Calvin Jewett, "
David Parkman, "
W. W. Witham. «
SMITHFIEIiD
Moses Dunsmore, Physician and Merchant
Edward Mclntire, Hotel Keeper
Wm. H. Ellis, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
John Merrow, " " " "
D. J. Havnes, «' " " "
Paul D. Steward, " " " "
Paul D. Stevens, " " " "
J. W. Gould, Farmer and Millwright
Wm. J. Haynes, Farmer and Sup. of Schools
Isaac W. Varney,
E. W. Copeland,
S. N. Marston,
G. W. Marston,
Wm. H. Kidder,
Albert Leach,
John Horn,
Simon P. Pierce,
Abram Lander,
Farmer and Blacksmith
Farmer and Shoemaker
Farmer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
ARROWSIC
A. M. Potter,
W. L. Crosby,
M. Fisher,
J. W. Swett,
Nicholas Spinney,
Geo. Hartwell,
Samuel Beales,
Isaac W. Percy,
Thos. Heal,
Contrac'r and Ship Joiner
Manf. and Deal, in Lumber
Boot and Shoe Maker
Master Mariner
Farmer
Henry Lawrence,
Bartholomew Perkins,
Jacob Wheeler,
Geo. R. Drummond,
Henry A. Preble,
Sophia Y. Snipe.
Fosey Lawrence,
Julia A. McKenney,
Farmer and Mechanic
Jr., Boat Builder
Farmer
Tailoress
BATH.
HOTELS.
Sasradahoc House, Alfred Carr, Prop., cor.
Front & Center st.
Columbian House, J. B. Leach, Proprietor, 49
Front St.
Bath Hotel, Cyrus Plummer, Proprietor, 386
Wash. St.
Seguin House, Peter Monaghan, 910 Broad st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
A. J. Fuller,
Israel Putnam,
A. Nourse,
M. S. Briery,
Wm. E. Payne,
Thos. Child,
,^. Anderson, Eclectic,
T. G. Stockbridge,
379 Wash. St.
530 Wash. st.
575 Middle st.
12 York St.
553 Middle st.
379 Wash st.
28 Union st.
Sagadahoc House
COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Gilbert & Sewall, Front st.
John S. Baker, Front st.
Tallman & Larrabee, Bank Block
Hon. David Bronson, 109 *Oak st.
Hon. Freeman H. Morse, M. C, 585 Wash st.
PUBLISHERS.
James M. Lincoln, Ed. American Sentinel
Gilman & Roberts, Pub. Bath Daily &; Week-
ly Times.
CLERGYMAN.
John F. Mines, Grace Ch., Episcopal
Sam'l F. Dike, Pastor of New Church
D. N. Sheldon, D. D., Unitarian
Peter McLaughlin, St. Mary's Cath., High st.
G. P. Mathews, Elm st. Bap. Church
S. F. Wetherbee, Beacon st. Meth. Church
N. Brooks, North st. F. W. B, Church
S. H. Hyde, Wesley M. E. Church
INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.
A. T. Thompson, Ship & Ins. Broker, B. Bl'k
John H. Kimball, Ins. Broker, Front st.
Geo. Prince, Pres. City In. Co., Front st.
Wm. P. Wadsworth, Sec. "^Lincoln M. F. Ins.
Co., Front st.
MERCHANTS AND TRADERS.
Owen & Co., Auct'rs & Wholesale Dealers m
Flour and Groceries, Front st.
J. T. Howland, Watches, Jewelry, & Fancy
Goods, 35 Front st.
Wm. H. Swett, W. I. Goods, Groceries, Fruit
and Confec'y, cor. Ferry Wharf & Ft. st.
J. W. Roberts, Boots, Shoes, & Rubbers, cor.
Front and Broad st.
J. J. Watson, Hardware, Stoves, & Camboose,
15 Front st.
N. Baker, Boot and Shoe Store, 26 Front st.
Chas. Clapp, Jr., Com. Mer. and Auctioneer,
11 Front St.
S. N. Huntington, Boots, Shoes, Dry & Fancy
Goods, 631 Wash. st.
Wm. B. Perkins, W. I. Goods, Groceries, &
Confectionery, 21 and 23 Center st.
McLellan & Moses, Whol'e Deals, in Com,
Flour, Prov. & Groc, cor. Com. & Broad st.
A. B. Robinson, Groc, c. Water & Cent'r st.
A. G. Savage, Prov. & Groc, 3 Center st.
Z. F. Chase, Winnegance
J. H. Young & Co., Flour & Groc, 65 Cen. st.
Z. Hyde & Co., Shipchandlers and Hardware
Dealers, c. Front and Broad st.
Thos. G. Knight, Bookseller, Stationer, and
Blank Book Manf., 15 Front, op. Broad st.
H. A. Hyde, Booksell'r& Station'r, 2 Bk.^Blk.
Charles Cobb, Book and Periodical Dealer,
Front St., under Sag. House.
Collins & Emmons, Tobacconists and Cigar
Manf., Front st.
Chas. Douglass, Ready-made Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, Front st.
S. D. Haley, House & Ship Furniture, Ft. st.
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BATH.
David T. Percy, For. and Dom. Dry Goods,
4 Bank Block.
McDonald & Geraghty, Merchant Tailors, 1
Bank Block.
Wesley Oliver, Variety Store, (Winnegance)
J. W.'Magoun, W. I. Goods, Groceries, Fruit,
and Confectionery, 50 Front st.
James T. Patten, Iron Monger, Front st.
S. D. Bailey, Ship Chandlery, Hardware,
Paints, &c., 24 Front st.
Owen & Co., Dry Goods, VVhoPe and Retail,
9 Front St., Granite Block.
Simon Cushman, Tin & Britannia Ware, &c.,
Berry Block, Com. st.
Willard Walker, Bath Stove Factory, 14 & 15
Broad st.
Warren Hawthorne, Mer. Tailor, 30 Ft. st.
D. T. Stinson, China, Glass, Silver, & Plated
Ware, 10 Front st.
Rufus Houdlett, Wood & Coal Deal., Ft. st.
.J. D. Rolinson, Ship Stock of all kinds, King's
Wharf, Com. st.
.Joseph Nichols, Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers,
c. Front and Elm st.
C. W. Holmes, Auc'r & Com. Mer., 90 Ft. st.
Ezra Cunningham, Flour & Groceries, 236
B. C. Sewall, Flour, Meal, & Grain, City M'ls
.James Wakefield & Co., FJour, W. I. Goods,
& Prov.. Lime & Plaster, W^akefield's whf.
C. & S. W. Gushing. City Fish M'k, Fer. whf.
Cha.s. Monroe, Iron &. Junk Deal., Ferry whf.
.J. H. Allen & Co., Importers of Iron, Steel,
and Spikes, McLellan's whf.
David Harris & Son, Prov., Groc, Produce,
and Eggs, 79 Center st.
R. Moores, Ship Stores & Groc, Steam, whf.
Ghas. W. Magoun, Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, 20 Center st.
T. G. Harris, Fruit, Veg. & Prov., 64 Cent'r st.
John Hayden, Watches, Jewelry, and Silver
Ware, Chro., Charts, & Nautical Instru-
ments, 16 Front st.
Preble & Duntou, Flour, Prov. and Groceries,
Ferry whf.
MECHANICS.
G. P. Richardson, Carpenter
D. D. Coombs, Spar-maker, Coombs' Wharf
A. Irving, Ship Carpenter
Isaac C. Noyes, House Joiner, (VVinnegance)
Wm. Preble, Millman, "
James E. Whitmore, Sag. House
A. R. Cahill, Car. Smith, c. Wash. & Vine st.
Henry Smith, House Joiner, 40 Elm st.
Ham & Mason, Horse Slioeing, 60 Center st.
Jeremiah Norton, Ship Carpenter, Beacon st.
A. W. Stimpson, " " Winter st.
Thos. Oliver, " " Trufant st.
John Clifford, Ship Fastener, Pearl st
A. C. Raymond, House Arch't, 22 Ray'ds ct.
P. H. Fasseit, House Designer and Architect,
Front St.
E. A. Morse, Ship Joiner, c. Ft. and Pearl st.
J. C. Wiggin, Mast & Spar Y'd, Wiggin's wf.
Chas. Gowell, House Builder and Joiner, 25
Corliss St.
W. J. Crawford, House Joiner, 633 High st.
Augustus Palmer, Ship Rigger, Rodgers' whf.
Daniel Blake,
John Mason,
Thos. Small,
T. Kelly,
Mechanic, Vine st.
Truckman, Lincoln st.
MARINERS.
Shipmaster, (Winnegance)
" 47 Green st.
SHIP BUILDERS AND OWNERS.
G. M. Patten, 598 Wash. st.
G. E R. Patten, 600 " "
W. F. Moses, 1 North st.
Houghton Bros., Houghton's whf., Water st.
Frank 0. Moses, 60 1 Wa.sh. st.
J. P. Morse, Morse's whf.
Richard Morse, (Winnegance)
J. L. Patten, cor. Front and North st.
T. P. Harward, 1 Harward st.
SALOONS.
T. D. &. C. H. Wakefield, Oysters, Fruit, &
Confectionery, 70 Front st.
Geo. W. Harvey, Oys & Ice Cream, 80 Ft. st.
A. S. Campbell, Refreshments, Bath Depot
Wm. Dooley, Oysters «Sz; Refresh , 84 Front st.
A. Jackson, Confectioner, 57 Front st.
A. R. Warner, Oysters &c., Ag't Flemming's
Golden Ale, 54 Front st.
E. R. Snow, Oysters, Fruit, Confect'y, & Ice
Cream, 45 and 46 Front st.
E. H. Welch, Oys. & Eating House, 91 Ft. st.
Souther & Young, Billiard Saloon, adjoining
Sag. House.
LIVERY STABLES.
D. B. Mitchell, op. Sag. House
John Harris, (City Marshal), 81 Center st.
G. W. Dunning, Center st., R. R. crossing
John W. Park, Sag. Hack off.. Stable Cent. st.
SCIENTIFIC.
J. Ellsworth, Civil Engineer, Wash. st.
Wm. H. Whitmore, Teacher, " "
Wm. H. Stevens, Teacher
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Mrs. E. Rouse, 3 Bank Block
MISCELLANEOUS.
Geo. A. Hanscom, Tel. Oper., Bank Block
John J. Ramsay, Printer, Front st.
Wm. H. Brown, Car. & Ornamental Painter,
c. Wash. & Vine st.
Benj. Riggs, Express Ag't, Sag. Block
C. S. Sanderson, Pho. Gallery, Front st.
John Hilling, H. & Sign Painter, Sheperd st.
H. A. Chandler, Fash. Hairdresser, 31 Ft. st.
Jas. G. Ball, Bar'r & Hairdresser, 5 Cent'r st.
A. W. Hayes, " " 15 " *'
J. R. Lemont, Keeper of Marine Hospital,
Druggist and Apothecary.
S. Anderson & Son, cor. Front & Arch st.
Geo. D. H. Gay, Perfumery & Fancy Articles,
65 Front st.
BANKS,
Otis Kimball, Ca.shier City Bank, High st.
F. Clark, Pres. Bath Bank, 94 Front sj.
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SURGEON DENTISTS.
A. K. Gilmore, 23 Front st.
0. P. Rice,
500 Wash St.
OFFICIALS.
E S. J. NeaUey, Dept. Col., Port of Bath
E. Upton, Reg. Probate, Sag. Co.
Lorenzo Y. Dalv, Reg. Deeds, " "
A. C. Hewey, ' Clerk of Courts, *' "
I. C. Snow, Post Master
AGENTS AND CLERKS.
.Jas. Wakefield & Co., R. R. Line Packets be-
tween Bath & Boston, Wakefield's whf.
D. Blanchard, Station Agent, Bath Depot,
h. Granite st.
C. S. Jenks, And. Ex. R. R., oflSc. B'k Block
Richard B. Barron, High st.
A. G. Eaton, Book-keeper, Wash. st.
MANUFACTURERS.
Wm. Rice, Lumber Manf., Bath st.
C. C. Small, Boot and Shoe Manf., Front st.
Lambard & Clifford, Sail Manf., Lambard's
whf., Com. st.
J. A. Brown, Furniture Manf., High st.
Henry Dunnell,
John Higgins,
B. M. Brown,
Arthur DunneU,
WEST
Farmer
Thos. Eaton, Jr , Harness and Trunk Manf.,
37 Front st.
G. & J. T. Donnell, Cordage Manufac'y, 294
Wash. St.
Wm. H. Turner & Co., Marble Monuments
and Gravestones, and Deal, in Iron Fences,
Front St.
B. C. Sewall, Flour Man., City Flour MiUs
Galen Clapp, Machinist and Brass Founder,
Ship Trimmings, and all kinds Job Work,
Com. St.
Edward Bowden, Boot and Shoe Manf., 419
Wash St.
C. T. Greenleaf, Shaw's Coulter Harrow Man,,
Front St.
Duncan & Davenport, Russell's Patent Ship
Blocks, 186 Wash. st.
J. C. Piper, Ship Caps, Mouldings, & Picture
Frames, 55 Front st.
Roland Fisher, Lumber Manf.
B. K. Mitchell, Bakery, cor. Arch & Com st.
C. C. Donnell, Watch Manuf., at Hayden's
store.
Crooker & Lilly, Shipsmiths and Anchor
Manf., Steamboat whf.
M. D. Vigoureux & Co., Sail Man., McLel-
lan's whf.
Caleb Griffin, Boat Builder, op. Bath Depot
BATH.
W. B. Trufant,
Jesse Hoi brook,
James Coombs,
R. W. Adams,
Trufant's Saltrheum Rem.
Ship Master
Blacksmith
House Carpenter
B O W D O I N
Amos Purinton, Farmer
J. N. Thompson, Stencil Plate Man. & Farm.
Joel Williams, Farmer
Alexander Bowe, "
Elbridge G. Hall, »
Wm. E. Swan, "
Joseph C. Purinton, Merchant
Samuel Adams, Farmer
Maria A. Wilson.
Abel Purinton, Merchant and Farmer
Geo. Rogers,
Rufus Sylvester,
Chas. H. Merryman,
Hugh Merryman,
Daniel Small,
A. E. Bachelder,
Timothy Barker,
John M. Potter,
Judah Small,
i? armer
BOWDOINHAM.
Nath'l Purington,
Joseph Mustard,
Levi Mustard,
J. Raymond,
Moses Hanscom,
Wm. Purington,
Robert Butterfield,
D. T. Wright,
Nathan Cleaves,
C. Purington,
Wm. Whitmore,
Barnet Thorn,
Charles P. Quints,
.John A. Thompson,
J. 0. Given,
H. A. Gray,
R. Whitmore,
Benj. Adams,
J. K. Millay,
Pres. Village Bank
Ship Owner
Co. Com., Sag. Co.
Bap. Clergyman
Director Sag. Bank
Cashier Village Bank
Attorney at Law
Merchant
Ship Master
R. Purington, Ship Builder
R. P. Carr, Merchant
Wm. Lunt, "
Josiah Merrow, Sheriff Sag. Co.
Wm. White, Land Surveyor
Alden Potter, Potter's Hotel
Wm. Smith, Town Clerk
Harvey M. Gould, Painter
James Huntington, Blacksmith
E. F. Wiiitney, "
J. H. Whitmore, Apothecary and Stationery
Wm. Mosely, House Carpenter
W. Potter, " '♦
G. Williams, Shoemake?
Josiah Harding, "
G. W. Rideout, Livery Stable
Kingsbury Millay, Carpenter
John Fulton, Ship Master
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BOWDOINHAM.
Anis H. Lewi?,
W. K. Denham,
S. W. Whitmore,
Samuel B. Robinson,
H. Campbell,
N. W. Purington,
J. M. Hall,
J. H. Jellerson,
Samuel Gowell,
Ira Williams,
Harvey Preble,
R. D. Brown,
Wm. L. Maxwell,
Joseph B. Glass,
James P. Thomas,
John Small,
Nicholas Sparks,
Charles S. Card, \
Solon W. Hatch,
Joseph N. Hall,
Charles N. Sparks,
J. M. Sanford,
Solon White,
S. W. Randall,
R. Coombs,
J. D. Fisher,
Joel Card,
J. K. Brooks,
Gilbert B. Small,
Moses Riggs,
W. G. Emons,
Sewall Watson,
Almon Libby,
B. B. Byrne,
Zina H. Spinney,
A. K. P. Oliver,
Blacksmith
Geo. Plummer,
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Geo. C. Fairbanks,
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Thos. W. Fisher,
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Hiram Varney,
Millman
Charles Buker,
Farmer
Benj. B. Thomas,
Stock Dealer
P. K. Millay,
Farmer
A. D. Hutchins,
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Wm. Given,
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A. Adams,
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John D. Mariner,
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Thomas Ring,
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Minot M. Wilson,
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Geo. H. Jennings,
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Rufus Small,
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•John Temple,
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Wm. B. Dingley,
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Joseph Greene,
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David H. Graves,
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Geo. Curtis,
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Wm. Johnson,
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Roderick McDowell,
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Silas Adams,
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R. M. Whitney,
Seaman
Wm. Hatch,
Farmer
John E. Hatch,
Meat Merchant
Galen 0. Gray,
School Teacher
V. Buker,
Farmer
Geo. F. Temple, -
G E O R G
E T O W N .
Merchant
John Hunt,
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E. F. Williams,
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G. L. Berry,
Clergyman
Chauncy McKenney,
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Levi Rogers,
Teacher
Mary E. Berry.
Pilot
Farmer
Egg Merchant
Farmer
Teacher
Farmer
Farmer and Carpenter
Farmer
Ship Joiner
House Joiner
Farmer
PHIPSBURG.
J. D. West,
Jarvis Fuller,
Chas. B. Perkins,
Frank Wyman,
A. Jewell, •■
E. B. Gahan,
Mark F. Wright,
Geo. P. Todd,
Tolman Lowell,
A. S. Perry,
Geo. F. Briggs,
C. G. Wright,
Henry Cutting,
Drummond Cutting,
F. J. Parks,
James Williams,
A. T. Oliver,
Loring C. Oliver,
A. H. Perry,
Clergyman
Physician
Merchant
Manf. of Lumber
Dealer in Lumber
(( it
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Ship Master
N. C. Reed,
D. R. Rodrick,
A. H. Foote,
Moses Paul,
Wm. N. Wyman,
Nath'l Morrison,
H. P. Wyman,
E. Oliver,
A. P. Blaisdell,
Chas. F. Woodward,
Wm. Duley,
Barker Duley,
A. M. Oliver,
Palmer Duley,
Timothy B. Perry,
J. Rogers,
J. B. Elwell,
James H. Young & Co.,
Teacher
School Teacher
Insurance Agent
Cooper
Millman
Blacksmith
Farmer
Seaman
Merchants
PERKINS.
W. W. Hibbard, Physician, Mer., & Farmer
R. D. Tallman, Farmer
Wm. Lewis, "
Paul Hatch, "
E. J. Oliver,
0. J. Clary,
Oliver Cromwell,
Farmer
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RICHMOND.
Samuel Blanchard
James Carney,
James B. Beedle,
Sumner Adams,
W. B. iMoflfat,
S. S. Lemont,
Daniel Clark,
F. R. Theobald,
P. M. Foster,
R. B. Street,
H. S. Hager,
J. A. Meserve,
D. S. Richards,
A. H. Hobbs,
John T. Robinson,
Goods.
A. Deering,
H. M. Dinslow,
Gustavus Smith,
A. D. Alexander,
James Chase,
W. Randlett,
E. G. Page.
A. Gaubert,
, Master of Steamer D. W.
Depot Master
Farmer
Merchant
Manf. & Deal, in Clothing
Cashier Richmond Bank
Attorney at Law
Physician
Editor and "
Books, Stationery & Fancy
Clergyman
Agent Maine State Map
Surveyor of Lumber
Ship Master
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Boot and Shoe Manf.
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Selden F. Jenkins,
C. C. Newell,
Winslow Baker,
A. K. P. Walker,
A. B. Houdlette,
W. B. Meader,
John B. Umberhind,
Clias. B. Swett,
M. C. Clark,
James Wilson,
Benj. Costelow,
C. G. Wentworth,
L. G. Dale,
A. Carleton,
Daniel Woodward,
Ansel Blanchard,
Albion Pray,
Joseph RusseU,
D. S. Patten,
H. J. Colman,
F. & J. Call,
Alonzo Colby,
Thos. W. Brown,
Chas. B. Goldsmith,
School Teacher
Carriage & Sleigh i\Ianf.
Jeweler
Confectioner
Com and Flour Dealer
Ship Builder
House Carpenter
Painter
Sash and Door Manf.
Butcher
Ship Carpenter
Farmer
House Carpenter
Seaman
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Tailors
Printer
on Railroad
Farmer
T O P S H A M
Joseph Barron,
Warren Johnson, Prin.
School for Boys.
A. D. Wheeler,
D. F. Potter,
Francis Adams,
Wm. Dennett,
A. S. Perkins,
J. Haskell,
S. A. Perkins,
J. McKeen,
Chas. E. White,
Hiram Kendall,
W. B. Purington,
F. T. Littlefield,
James Maxwell,
A. W. Purington,
M. Williams,
W. S. Skolfield.
Daniel Graves,
Farmer
of Franklin Family
Clergyman
Att'y at Law
Merchant
Dealer in Lumber
Physician
Merchant
Flour Manf.
Merchant Tailor
Blacksmith
Ship Master
Farmer
Samuel Jameson,
Wm. Alexander,
Wm. Atwood,
L. Hunter,
David Worke, Jr.,
Elbridge Hunter,
Thos. H. Sprague,
A. Hunter,
Harvey Thompson,
Isaac Mallett,
James H. Melcher,
Rufus Rodgers,
Harvey Haley,
Jona. Williams,
Joseph L. Jack,
Joseph White,
Sumner Clark,
Uriah Jack,
W. P. Merrill,
Abner Haley,
Farmer
WOOLWICH.
Samuel Famham,
G. W. Shaw,
E. D. Fullerton,
Orrin Strout,
John C. Carter,
Alpheus Dodge,
Warren Brookings,
J. P. Trott,
David Savage,
B. Dickinson,
Nath'l Williams,
C. W. Carter,
B. W. Hathorn,
Thos. Levya,
John Stinson,
James Savage,
G. A. Walker,
John Walker,
Co. Com.
Dealer in Lumber
Clergyman
Ship Master
Wholesale Dealer in Bricks
Dealer in Lumber
Farmer and Currier
Livery Stable
Carpenter
Seaman
Farmer
Albert W. Purinton,
Farmer and Stock Dealer
Clergyman
J. S. Cushman,
G. N. Bailey,
Wm. Sherman,
John Percy,
Alfred Reed,
Gilbert Ames,
John P. Hathorn,
Gilbert Reed,
B. F. Marble,
S. B. Reed,
John Corliss,
Shepard B. Hanson,
Ephraim Carlton,
A. Delano,
Abner Dunton.
Lydia Walker.
John G. Gould,
Edward C. Stinson,
Farmer
Potter
Farmer
Post Master
Farmer
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WALDO COUNTY.
BELFAST.
\V. G. Crosby, Att'v and Conn, at Law-
Richard Moody, Mayor, Physician & Drilj|gist
N. P. Monroe, Physician and Surgeon
HoUis Monroe, « "
Daniel Haraden, Merchant
P. R. Hazeltine, "
Oakes Angier, "
Thos. Leighton, Ship Builder
Eben. E. Frye, " "
Wooster Parker, Cong. Clergyman
F. A. Hodsdon, "
J. G. Dickerson, Att'y and Coun. at Law, &
Coll. of Customs.
Att'y & Coun. at Law
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Reg'r of Deeds, Waldo Co.
Cash, in Belfast Bank, and
W. G. Frye,
J. B. Murch,
J. Williamson,
Wm. H. Burrill,
B. P. Field,
John F. Miller,
A. H. Bradbury,
Clerk of Courts.
W. H. Simpson, Editor Journal
Wm. M. Rust, Att'y and Coun. at Law, and
Pub. of P. Age.
Samuel Edwards, Post Master
Geo. Baker, American House
A. N. Noj'es, Builder Gas Works
James Gammons & Son, Merchants
S. Nickerson, "
E. Bickford, "
Wm. Pitcher, Merchant in Hay, Lime, Plast.,
and Produce.
I. C. Abbott, Machinist
T. H. Marshall, Com and Flour Merchants
T. J. & G. W. Burgess, Job Printers
J. Augustus Burkmer, Printer
John O. Connell, "
Daniel L. Dyer, Shipwright
Doane Patershall, Merchant
M. P. White, "
A. E. Durham, "
Wm. Frederick, "
E. C. Hilton, Merchant Tailor & Fum. Goods
G. W. Wales, Car. Painter and Trimmer
J. B. Wadlin, Man. and Deal, in Stoves
S. M. Fuller, Dry Goods and Groc.
A. M. Pillsbury, Market, and Groceries
"^ ' Ham. and Saddle Man.
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Francis Dodge,
C. Hervey,
J. H. Kaler,
S. L. Milliken.
Man. of Plaster and Merchant
B. L. Smalley,
James Gilchrist,
Wm. Carter,
Ambrose Pendleton,
James VV. White,
S. Rider,
J.P.Bagley,
James H. McCrillis,
A. Holmes,
Joseph Dennett, 2d,
Geo. Hemenway,
Wm. A. Atkinson,
B. F. Blackeston,
Ephraim A Pitcher,
Geo. Woods,
H. Hayford,
H. M.'Stuart,
Wm. Davis,
A. Hayford,
J. Steyens & Co.,
Master Mariner
Sailmaker
Farmer
Surgeon Dentist
Man. of Bricks
Merchant
Merchants, (East)
P. Thompson, Belfast Spice & Coffee Mills
F. Stephenson, Upholsterer & Cab. Maker
L. Frye, Mason, and Coroner of Wal. Co.
Grocer
Carriage Man.
House Carpenter
Att'y and Coun. at Law
Ship Joiner
Pattern Maker
House Joiner
Farmer
W. Lewis,
G. Howard,
Horatio Spicer,
James White,
Geo. W. Cottrell,
Jacob Y. Cottrell,
James Turner, ■2d.
A. V. Parker,
Jacob W. Eastman,
E. Morrill,
Freeman Tufts,
Robert Patterson,
E. Ellis,
Geo. W. Reed,
Wm. Stone,
E. Colbarn,
J. A. Wheeler, "
F. M. Leighton & Co., Harness-makers
J. G. Brooks, Physician and Surgeon
Wm. Russell & Son., Paper Man.
Small & Houghton, Wool Dealers & Tanners
L. Gannett, "
Job & Geo. U. White, Man. of Chaise & Sleigh
Pannels.
Master Mariner
Daniel R. Maddocks,
A. H. Banks,
H. W. Mason,
Benj. Kelley & Co.,
Boot & Shoe Man.
Farmer & Boot Man.
Stove Man.
Man. of Edge Tools
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BROOKS
Winslow Roberts, Att'y and Coun. at Law-
John Lane, W. I. Goods and Groceries
A. J. Roberts, Man. of Lumber, and all kinds
of Wood Turning.
Edward Rollins,
Samuel G. Ellis,
L. Jones & Co.,
Joseph Jackson,
G. R. Hall,
Stoves
Lumberman
Car. & Sleigh Man.
Master Ship Builder
Wheelwright
Bennett Pilley,
S. S. Roberts,
David Jones,
Joseph Ellis, Jr.,
H. E. Huxford,
Nicholas JefFerds,
Chas. B. Piper,
Henry Reynolds,
Blacksmith
Teacher and Farmer
B U R N H A M.
C. & B. Shaw & Co., Tanners and Dealers in
Hides and Leather.
J. L. Whitney & Co., Merchants
N. E. Murray, Man. of Shingles & Boards
Amos Reynolds, "
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Wm. Berry, Book-keeper
G. E. Berry, Farmer
K. J. i^arrrngton, «'
D. Dyer, Physician, also, Author of the Ecle.
Fam. Physician.
BELMONT
Geo. Holmes, Physician
Robie F. Alexander, Belmont House
C. R. Pottle, Blacksmith and Car. Smith
C. B. Wetherbee,
Samuel Fletcher.
Farmer
FREEDOM.
A. J. Billings, Phvsician and Surgeon
Orris H. Keene, Att'y and Coun. at Law
Geo. Ranlet, Tanner and Currier, Man.
of Lumber, and Merchant.
B. F. Cunningham, Furn., Pict. Frames, and
Fancy Goods.
Wm. Murrav,
J. H. Fuller,
Wm. G. Sibley,
J. C. Glidden,
Elisha Johnson,
Oliver P. KeUey,
Eldorado House
Farmer
Samuel Dillaway,
C. H. Pierce,
D. N. Ewell,
Amos Sproul,
FRANKFORT
Merchant
Att'y and Coun. at Law
Waldo House
Master Mariner
S. W. Tapley, Man. of Staves & Shingles
Freeman Littlefield, School Teacher & .Joiner
E. Weston, Farmer
Robert Campbell, «
ISLESBORO.
Mansfield Clark,
Silas Bunker,
Calvin Fames,
James B. Williams,
Wm. S. Yates,
Wm. Farrow,
James Sheldon,
Otis F. Coombs,
Farmer and Blacksmith
Joiner and Farmer
Merchant
Philip Gilkey, Jr., Merchant & Mast. Mariner
E. G. Babbidge,
Chas. A. Pendleton,
E. K. Pendleton,
Mark Pendleton, Jr.,
Rodolphus Pendleton,
John Veazie,
Wm. E. Hatch,
Samuel Johnson,
T. W. Bartlett,
and Produce.
Greenlief Ricker,
JACKSON.
Teacher and Farmer
Farmer and Dealer in Stock
Lumber Man.
H. M. Coffin,
J. H. Wright,
D. R. Hanson,
Ezra Abbot,
Farmer
Joseph Chandler,
A. W. Gay,
H. H. Sherman,
KNOX.
Farmer and P. M.
Boot and Shoe Man.
Farmer and Teacher
Daniel Went worth,
Edward K. Vose,
Jacob Haskell,
Chas. Elliott,
Farmer
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LINCOLNVILLE.
J. D. Tucker, Sheriff, Waldo Co.
Joseph Miller, Farmer & Justice Peace
Samuel Gardner, " " Deal, in Cloth
Hiram Murphy, Meth. Clergyman
Noah M. Gould, Farmer and Mill Owner and
Dealer in Lumber.
Edward F. Fletcher, Farmer and Teacher
Benj. Stetson, Prop, of Grist & Lumber Mills
W. L. Munroe, Master Mariner
A. L. & R. S. Frohock, W. I. Goods & Groc.
Henry Crehore, Tanner and Currier
M. Young, Justice Peace and Farmer
E. A. Jordan, Carriage Man.
Joseph Miller, Jr., Stock and Lumber
Joseph Wilson Richards, House Joiner
C. Gilkey,
Samson Knites,
Samuel Rackliff,
John A. McKinny,
John French,
E. Fletcher,
B. F. Mathews,
J. P. Jones,
E. H. Fernald,
S. R. Morse,
G. L. Mc Kinney,
Isaac Meriner,
Martin Rollins,
Francis Jones,
Master Mariner and Farmer
Farmer and Man. of Lime
LIBERTY.
Alfred Knowlton, Farmer & Prop, of Liberty
Hotel.
C. H. Dow, Real Estate, (China)
W. R. & W. H. Hunt, Tanners
Wm. Ayer, Merchant
Auirustus Hunt, Farmer
< ' rge Brown, "
J ames F. Brown, "
H. I. Fosdick, "
Daniel Carry, "
Ezekiel Prescott, Farmer & Mechanic, (P. 0.
address. South Montville).
Eben. Stevens, Lumber Dealer
J. W. Knowlton, Judge of Probate
D. W. Edwards, Dep. Sheritf and Farmer
Wm. Clark, "
Ezra Cox, Farmer and Man. of Lime Casks
Wm. Handy, Farmer and Joiner
Wm. Sanborn, " " Hotel
John W. Mitchell, Physician
James Place, House and Ship Joiner
Isaac L. Dunton, Man. of & Dealer in Axes
and Edge Tools.
Wm. Hurd, Man. of & Dealer in Axes and
Edge Tools.
Benj. Harris, Farmer and Ship Master
.Jacob L. Cain, Farmer
Hiram Chaplin, "
J. Brown, Physician
Joseph W. Ladd, Millman
Geo. W. Prescott, Farmer, (P. 0., S. Montv.)
Anson Oilman, Farm. & Mach." " "
Elijah W. Cram, Millwright and Man. of
Water Wheels.
Henry Light, Farmer and Man. of Lumber,
(P. 0., S. Montville).
John Berry, Farmer and Man. of Lumber,
(P. 0,, Montville).
MONROE.
Asa Thurlough,
and Quorum.
Calvin Nealley,
J. R. Files,
Daniel Billings,
Benj. Willis,
J. R. Weed,
Varnum S. Rose,
John C. Nealey,
Simeon B. Piper,
J. W. Whittiker,
John W. Nealey,
T. D. Jellison,
Albert A. Couillard,
Albert G. York,
Joseph G. York,
Joseph H. Wildes,
Millwright & Justice Peace
Merchant
Physician and Surgeon
Justice Peace and Quorum
Lumber and Stave Man.
Farmer and Teacher
Clergyman
Farmer and Blacksmith
Carriage Maker
Painter
Farmer and Jus. Peace
Farmer
Collins Pattee, Farmer
David Pattee, "
Lineas Mason, "
Joseph B, Mitchell, "
F. Thurlough, **
Winslow Gould, "
Chas. Weed, "
Benj. Colson, "
Simon Staples, "
John Goodwin, , "
Stephen Tasker, "
R. C. Grout, "
N. D. Sargent, "
James Curtis, Boot and Shoe Maker & Farm.
Stephen Grout, Farmer & Deal, in Stock
N. T. Nealey, " " Man. of Lum.
F. Couzins, Blacksmith
MORRILL,
Richard B. Creasey, Surveyor and Teacher
K. Merithew, Farmer
Ephraim Rowe,
James H. Woodbury,
Farmer
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M ON T V I L t E.
E. Knowlton, Clergyman, (P. 0., So.)
A. P. McFaiiand, Merchant & P. M.
John Randall, Dry Goods & Groc, (So.)
A. J. Peavey, Blacksmith, "
John McAlester, Farmer & Teamster, (East)
Joseph Wade,
G. M. Armor,
Ward Mason,
James M. Davis,
Chas. H. Spring,
Benj. Harris, Jr.,
T. A. Cunningham,
Benj. B. Toothaker,
S. 0. Whitten,
Nathan French,
Jos. W. Ladd,
Ship Master,
Farmer
Harness-maker
Hotel and Merchant
Supervisor of Schools
Town Clerk
Farmer
J. G. Pottle, Merchant and P. M., & Man. of
Clothing, (Center).
B. H. Bachelder,
Stephen Barker,
Wm. Ayer,
Leonard Cooper,
R. Y. Chapman,
Elizabeth Bran.
James M. Yates,
Joseph Palmer,
John Bryant,
Asa Hall, "
B. K. Vose, "
Henry M. Coombs, Man. of Coombs & Nelson's
Patent Washing & Drying Machine.
Homeo. Physician
House Carpenter
Farmer, (East)
Farmer, (So.)
Farmer and Ho. Car. "
Man. of Lime Casks, (East)
Ho. Joiner & Mason, '*
Farmer
NORTHPORT.
Joel Prescott,
Abraham Knowlton,
John Wadlln,
Robert M. Griffin,
James Crosby,
Amos Pendleton,
James Lancaster,
Daniel A. Wadlin,
David Alden,
Ezekiel Andrews,
Thos. Cottle,
D. W. Carter,
West Drinkwater,
Nathan Farrow,
Geo. G. Winslow,
Farmer
Merchant & Post Master
Farmer and Teacher
Merchant
Carriage Maker
Master Mariner
it i(
Merchant
Farmer & Mechanic
Meth. Clergyman
Vinal Hills,
Giles White,
Otis Cummings,
James M. Stevens,
Wm. Speed,
Mary B. Flanders.
John F. Rhoades,
Joseph Herrick,
Amos Allen,
Francis Rhoades,
Edward A. Rhoades,
Bradford W. Drinkwater,
Tilden Thomas,
Jabez Ware,
Farmer and Ship Carpenter
" " Shoemaker
Hotel
House Carpenter
Stone Mason
Mariner
Farmer
PALERMO.
John Greely, Att'y & Coun. at LaAv & Farm.
Lot Rust, Merchant and Farmer
Geo. A. Parks, House Carpenter
0. C. Greely, Farmer and Stock Dealer
E. J. Dow,
John B. Bugbee,
P. H. Belden,
Ephraim Emerv, "
G. S. Bugbee, "
W. J. Clifford, Clergyman, (P. 0., Montv.)
Moses Bradstreet, Farmer and Millman
H. J. Drake, Farmer and Miller, and Dealer
in Stock.
Teacher and Farmer
School Teacher
H. T. Black.
G. W. Bowler,
Ephraim Black,
Henry Norton,
Emery Bryant,
Ins. Agent and Town Clerk
Farmer & Stock Dealer
Farmer, (East)
Boot and Shoe Man.
Jonathan Greeley,
Warren Turner,
P. H. Cain,
Nathan Bowler,
A. B. Freeman,
A. B. Moore,
L. N. Miller,
Harrington Osgood,
Harris Hawes,
E. Michaels,
Augustus Longfellow,
T. F. Young.
S. M. Spiller.
C. G. Dinsmore,
Silas Crummett,
Teacher.
Arnold L. Foye,
Edward Clark,
Frederic Young,
Farmer
Machinist
House Joiner and tJchool
Stock & Horses
P R O S P ECT.
F. J. Watts, Master Stone Cutter, Fort Knox
Luther Mudgett, Merchant
Jeremiah Mudgett, "
John W. Mudgett, "
John A. Clark, "
Albert Harriman, "
Archilaus Harding,
Joseph P. Berry,
John Libby, Blacksmith
F. M. Harriman, Master Mariner
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Dearborn Harriman,
G. W. Dow,
Ralph Deveraux, Jr.,
N. P. Berry,
Willard Gi'nn,
Evander Herriman,
Wm. R. Heagan,
E. H. Cheney,
Joshua F. Gross,
James Bassick,
Master Mariner
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PROSPECT
Joseph Mudgett,
Miles Peaslee,
Samuel S. Trevett,
Michael D. Silver,
Sears Harding,
Chas. M. Tross,
Miller
Farmer & Stone Cutter
" Joiner
" ^'gg^r
" Fishing
Master Quarryman
Woodard Pierce, Mas. Teamster, Fort Knox
Geo. VV. Sherburn, Stone Cutter
Edward Avery, " "
N. D. Stanton, " "
Japheth Grant,
Thos. Hagan,
Nelson P. Staples,
Elijah Lain,
M. E. Littlefield,
Benj. H. Gray,
Parker G. Eaton,
Wm. Smith,
Timothy B. Grant,
Farmer
SEARSPORT.
Joseph E. Nichols, Ship Builder
J. Merithew, Merchant and Pres. Bank
Wm. McGilvery,
Thos. R. Merithew,
Stephen Thurston,
Hervey Hawes,
T. B. lupper,
B. L. Dresser,
R. W. Gilmore,
Ship Builder
Farmer
Cong. Clergyman
Bap. "
Meth. "
Homeopathic Physician
bteamboat Agent
Otis Black, Fum., Carpet'g, Hats & Caps
Amos H. Ellis,
James N. Fowler,
Dry Goods & Groc.
Merchant Tailor
Cab.-maker, Furn., & Paper
Carriag^e Maker
Groceries
Ship Chandler
Foundry & Machinist
Searsport Hotel
Master Mariner
D. S. Simpson,
Hangings.
J. J. Blather,
A. 0. Eells,
John H. Lane,
W. 0. & C. Barney,
W. H. Matthews,
Robert Porter,
B. S. Merithew,
B. B. Park,
J. G. Park, 2d,
Oliver C. Park,
Samuel P. Griffin,
Chas. N. Pendleton,
Chesley Mathews,
Wal'er Nichols,
Marlboro Packard,
T. M. Richardson,
Ira Porter,
Levi Trundy, Man. of Sash, Doors, Blinds, &
Lumber Dealer. .
Ship Builder
Soldiers' Pension Agent
Mas. Ship Builder
Ship Carpenter
Sailmaker
Seaman
"Watchmaker & Jeweler
Harness and Shoe Man.
Confectioner}'-
Fisherman
Boat Builder
Stoves and Hardware
E. P. Kimball, Car. Smith and Horse Shoe'g
Atwood A. Gilmore, Farmer
Benj. Nichols, "
I. Blethen, Corn, Flour, Glass & Crock. Ware
John Putnam,
Dennis Griffin,
L. M. R. Whitter,
E. K. Tripp,
A. J. Blather,
Benj. A. Merithew,
T. t. Merrill,
Chas. H. Whitney,
Alex. Perkins,
Otis D. Black,
E. S. Nye,
11. Whitcomb,
Emery Sawyer,
James Averill,
Wm. Carlon,
L. B. Small,
A. H. Colcord,
Eben. W. Seavey,
J. W. Mathews,'
Isaac L. Marden,
Franklin Cockran,
Benj. Tripp,
Daniel Field,
James L. Doav, " "
Wm. J. Dodge, Hides, Leather, & Merchand.
(South).
Irvin Calderwood, Cloth & Wool, & Dep.
Sheriff.
Carriage Maker
Master Mariner
Painter
House and Ship Joiner
Gen. Soliciting Agt.
Seaman
Hotel, (North)
Boot & Shoe Man., "
Joiner & Farmer, "
Ship Master, "
Farmer, "
STOCKTON*
Merchant & Ship Builder
Merchant
Physician and Surgeon
Accoun. & School Teacher
Ship Wright
Ship Master
Levi Staples,
N. G. Hichborn,
B. M. Roberts,
P. S. Haskell,
J. G. Lambert,
L. P. Mudgett,
C. L. Blanchard,
John R. French,
Andrew D. Griffin, " "
A. S. Seger, " "
F. D. Herriman, Master Mariner
J. Harris, Univ. Clergyman
S. Cleaves, Prop, of Prospect Hotel and Liv.
Stable.
C. S. Fletcher, Post Master and Grocer
J. W. Thompson, Ho. & Ship Joiner & Deal.
in Lumber.
Abraham R. Mudgett, Ship Carpenter
J. M. Lafurley,
E. W. LafoUey,
Geo. E. Noyes,
Isaac E. Phinney,
Tool Man.
W. S. Wescott, Jr.
Leonard Shute,
T. P. Shute,
Nathan Cousens,
H F. Batchelder,
Enoch P. Harris,
Wm. H. Rogers,
Otis Harriman,
Wilson Randall,
Geo. Edgett,
S. E. Fletcher,
Levi S. Ellis,
House Joiner
Ship Joiner
Ship Carpenter
Horse Shoeing & Edge
Blacksmith
Farmer & Stock Dealer
" Produce "
Seaman
Teacher
Mariner
Land Surveyor & Farmer
Pump & Block Maker
Joiner and Merchant
Farmer and Seaman
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SWANVILLE.
Silvanus Nickerson,
Miles Staples,
Sully R. Nickerson,
Parish L. Strout,
Joseph Smart,
Wm. H. Smart,
S. W. Miller,
D. G. Eames,
C. M. Marden,
Jacob E. Cunningham,
Moses BuUen,
P. H. Greelv,
Benj. Bachelder,
Josiah Nickerson,
James Nickerson,
Lumber and Farmer
P. M., & "
Teacher, " "
Brick Mason " "
Ax Handle Man. " "
Joiner and
Lumber "
Edwin Greely, Fanner
David A. Chase.
S. T. Towle, Man. & De^iler in Confectionery
B. G. Marden, Ho. & Ship Joiner and Farm.
J. H. Edwards, Farmer and Teacher
John B. Chase, Harness-maker
David Towle, Man. & Deal, in Confectionery
and Farmer.
J. P. Cunningham, Farmer
Edmund Ellis, ''
Solomon Cunningham, Dry Goods & Groc.
Cornelius Marden, House & Ship Joiner and
Farmer.
Mrs. P. L. Emerson.
y. L. Downs, Fanner & Dealer in Stock
SEARSMONT.
Isaac Woodman, Farmer & Lumber Man.
Isaac W. Cunningham, Merchant
Davis Woodman, Lumberman and Trader
Chas. M. Barstow, Machinist
S. B. Hazeltine, Man. of Lumber & Flour
E. McFarland, Searsmont House
J. Q. Adams, Stave and Shingle Man.
Abel B. Mariner, Farmer and Dealer in Stock
John Moody, Farmer
Joseph W. Moody, "
THORNDIKE.
Isaac Higgins,
Farmer and Teacher
J. P. Ellinwood,
Farmer
F. N. Reed,
Ho. Carpenter
Joseph S. Coffin,
((
Samuel Flint,
u n
Joseph Bagley,
((
Marshall T. Higgins,
(( u
Philip Blethen,
<(
R. S. Rich,
Millwright
E. Ward,
«(
Isaac Coffin,
Stock Dealer
Stephen Rand,
u
Darius Philbrick,
Carriage Man.
Isaac Y. Sawyer,
u
Truman Harmon, W. I.
Goods
, Groceries, and
Daniel (lordon,
«<
Provisions.
Edmund Smith,
((
James M. Coffin,
Farmer
J. M. Small,
u
John Gordon,
<(
Sumner Hunt,
11
Clifton S. Hunt,
i*
Wra. F. Higgins,
u
Augustus Blethen,
It
Wm. Higgins,
11
Geo. W. Colson,
u
Edward E. Ware,
Farmer and Stock Deal.
John S. Hill,
u
S. Everett Hunt,
" " Teacher
E. M. Gates,
u
E. J. Higgins,
« (( t;
Isaac Whittaker, Jr.,
u
Jason Gordon,
" u u
Samuel Small,
u
T R
E. C. March,
O Y.
Carriage Man
R. W. Files,
Farmer
M. H. Garcelon,
Fanner and Shoemaker
W. A. Smart,
ii
J. B. Vickery,
" " Stock Deal.
F. W. Bennett,
Trial Justice
B. B. Vickery,
Merchant
A. G. Bennett, Cab.-maker, Paint. & Grainer
U N
ITY,
E. K. Boyle, Att'y and Coun. at Law
Chas. Taylor, Merchant
A. T. Nason, Merchant Tailor
O. J. Whitten & Son, Boot & Shoe Man-
J. A. Billings,
H. B. Rice, Harness-maker and Trimmer
Daniel Dummer, Hotel
Benj. Chandler, Temperance House
R. A. Mitchell, Milliner
E. H. Prescott, Clergyman
O. J. Farwell, Farmer and Teacher
Amos Webb, Farmer
Mrs. E. D. Boothby.
J. A. Bacon, Farmer
Samuel Kelley, "
John Vickery, **
B. F. Chase, «
N. D. Webb, **
Beni. Bartlett, **
E. H, Knowlton, **
Stephen Case,
Gustavus A. Hunt,
Benj. Fogg,
J. J. Varney,
Samuel S. Berry,
Wm. Tabor,
Jeremiah C. Harding,
Newell Woods,
Alfred H. Clark,
Eli Vickery,
Joseph Chase,
Elisha Mosher,
Elias Jones,
Knowles Harding,
Harrison Chase,
Edward R. Parkman,
R. B. C. Hussey,
Otis Conforth,
John Perley,
Farmer
Traveling Merchant
Farmer and Blasting
" Teacher
Teacher of Penmanship
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WINTERPORT.
L. Rich Merchant
Beuben A. Rich, Merchant & Notary Pub.
C. C. Staples, Ship Master
James R. Herriman, || ||
Geo. L. Havener,
Edwin F. Littlefield, ;; \\
J. G. Downs,
Kaler & Clark, Produce Com. Merchants
Oilman N. Smith, Dry Goods Merchant
A. K. Fernald, Merchant Tailor
Fred! Atwood, Com. Merchant & Spar Dealer
Amos Grout, Livery Stable & Dep. Sheriff
R. P. Atwood, Livery Stable
W. R. Morrill, Physician and Druggist
Wm. Johnston, Clerk Steamer Dan. Webster
G. S. Silsby, Telee., Express, & Ins. Agent
F. S. Deane, Millinery and Dry Goods
John Webb, Boots, Shoes, and Giocerles
Wm. Verrill, " ^
Rev. Abijah Kendall, Man. of Clothing and
Dealer in Drv Goods.
Job Lord, Fancy Goods, Books & Stationery
Ship and House Cai-penter
Lumberman
House Carpenter
Blacksmith and tarmer
Wm. Holt,
T. Cushing,
James B. Colson,
Wm. R. Holmes,
Frederic Rich, Sign, Carriage & Orn. Painter
R. H. Byard, Ship Joiner
Benj. N. Hewey, Dry Goods & Groceries
Bridfield Plummer, Farmer and Joiner
J. A. Steele, Meth. Clergyman
Alfred Seaburn, Ship Builder
Oliver Coffin, Farmer & Lumber Surveyor
Samuel N. Downs, Farmer
Geo. Clements, "
Lewis Libby, "
B. P. Hall, "
Leonard Clark, "
Joel W. Low, «
George White, "
Joseph W. Eveleth, Prop. Eveleth House
Gilbert Curtis, Dry Goods, Groc, and Man.
of Clothing.
Thos. A. Snow, Merchant & Brick Man,
W A JL DO.
B. M. Hawkins,
Nehemiah Johnson,
Samuel Woodbury,
Winthrop Ellis,
Erastus Hartshorn,
Ansel M. Bray,
David Patch,
Manus Crown,
Samuel Kingsbury,
Farmer & Lumber Deal.
(t (( u ((
« ♦' Collector
« " Stone Cutter
Man. of Lumber
Seaman
Farmer
Hollis Ryan,
Henry (jentuer,
John S. Gilmore,
F. Gay,
Isaac Bumes,
Geo. C. Harding,
S. 0. Whitcorab^
Wm. W. Barney,
Aaron M. Hawley,
Fanner
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
ADDISON.
C. C. Long, Bap. Clergyrnan
John B. Hall, Prop. Addison House
Jas. H. Sawyer, Ship Build. & Draughtsman
Leander A. Knowles, " "
J. C. Wass, Ship Carpenter
Aaron T. Small, Shipsmith & Blacksmith
Merchant
Ship Joiner
Brickmaker
Wm. R. Gage, Dealer in Dry Goods & Groc.
Luther L Sawyer, " '' " "
Ship Builders and Mers.
• Merchant
Ship Master
Spar-maker
Ship and House Joiner
Sail Manf.
Blacksmith
John Plummer, Ship Mer. and Dry Goods &
Groceries.
Luther J. Tibbetts, Farmer & Lumberman
J. B. AUine, Dealer in Stoves and Tinware
Francis Aymar, Pumps, Blocks, and Ships'
Wheels Manf.
Stillman Heath, Painter
Henry Nash, Merchant
Owen C. McKenzie, Merchant Tailor
John A. Brown, Boot and Shoe Manf.
Dexter S. Dunbar, Ship Carpenter
S. L. Wass,
Geo. Leavitt,
Chas. H. Union,
J. C. Nash & Co.,
Joseph Nash,
Warren Wass,
Nath'l N. Wass,
R. M. Wass,
Oscar L. Brown,
Moses C. Austin,
Joseph Davis, Farmer
Oliver Nash, "
B. F. White, Ship Master
Henry AUine, Farmer and Shoe Manf.
I. C. Drisco, Ship Master
Henry M. Crowley, Seaman
A. K. McKenzie, Deal. Dry Goods & Groc.
Francis E. Towle, Masoa
Austin S. Crowley, Seaman
Emery W. Leighton, Farmer
L. K. Corthell, Carpenter Sc Lumberman
Daniel Hall, Farmer and Ship Carpenter
Wm. T. Chase, Ship Master
Mrs. S. K. Emerson.
David Merritt, Farmer
Stillman Look, Farmer and Ship Carpenter
David Davis, Ship Carpenter
Lot Norton, Farmer and Carpenter
Moses L. Wass, Ship Master
Joseph W. VVass, " "
" " " " " " Ship Calker
Ship Carpenter
Miller and Shingle Man.
Seaman
Ship Master
Judah J. Drisco,
James Donald,
Joshua Y. Nash,
A. R. Skinner,
J. S. Crowley,
Ackley Norton,
Jones Wass, 2d,
Wm. Nash, Jr.,
Merchant
BARING
James Sargent,
John J. Russell,
W. P. Trott,
Geo. W. Pulk,
Joseph Thompson,
Jeremiah Gillpatrick,
Robert McKenzie,
John Cochran,
Eliakim Tupper,
Co. Com. and Farmer
Farmer
Millwright
Miilman
Railroad Business
Farmer
Wm. McLelland,
Levi E. McKusick,
James A. Craft,
John Moore,
Thos. Fleming,
Wm. H. Simpson,
James V. Hanson,
Robert Henry,
Clerk Union Store
Farmer
Joiner
Boot and Shoe Man.
Truckman
River Driver
Miilman
CODYVILLE PliANTATION.
Wm. Hill,
Daniel Morison,
David Cain,
For School District
Farmer
J. Nelson White,
Eaton A. Day,
Farmer
CRAWFORD.
Daniel F. Wormwood.
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CALAIS.
F. A. Pike. Coun. at Law and M. C.
Noah Smith, Ass't Sec'y of U. S. Senate
I. & G. F. Granger, Att'ys '& Coun's at Law
Chas. R. Whidden, " "
Geo. W. Dyer,
M. L. Bhick, Physician & Surgeon
Job Hohnes, " "
C. E. Swan, " "
D. K. Chace, Mayor
John .lackson, Ed. & Prop. Calais Advertiser
J. S. Hay, Prop, of St. Croix Herald
S. H. Keeler, Cong. Clergyman
S. Wentworth, "
G. H. Kelley, Ship Builder
Wm. Hinds, " "
Almon Leighton, *' "
Wra Robertson, " "
C. K. Pike, Com, Flour, Prov., Groc, &c.
John McAllister, Man. & Deal, in Corn, Flour,
Meal, and Groceries.
E. N. Barnard, Com, Flour, & Provisions
G. D. King & Sons, " " "
S.T. King & Son, " "
Sanger & Son, Dry Goods & Groc.
G. Washburn, " " Merchant
C. R. Merrill, " " "
G. M. Porter, Man. & Ship, of Lumber
Seth W. Smith, Merchant
Gates & Wentworth, Man. & Deal, in Lumb.
Copeland & Duren, " " "
James Mardin, " " "
D. & H. N. Hill & Co., Lumber Merchants
Belmore & Young, " "
Francis K. Swan, Fire & Life Ins. Agt., Not.
Pub., & Treas. of C. & B. R. R. Co.
John Gardner. Land Surveyor
Lewis C. Kelley, Dry Dock
Samuel Gallagher, Dry and Fancy Goods
S. G. Ewatt, Merchant Tailor
W. H. Allen, Confec. and Fancy Goods
G. W. Capen, Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps
"Wm. H. Tyler, Auctioneer
Lyman C. Bailey, Watchmaker & Jeweler
D. B. Barnard, Post Master
A. W. Barnard, Commission Merchant
D. W. Allen, Baker and Confectioner
Geo. W. Wilder, Prop. Calais House
John Manning.
H. S. Young, City Officer
Owen B Hinds, Shipwright
G. W. Pineo, Man. & Deal, in Lumber
C. E. Bartlett, Merchant
P. M Purinton, Sash & Blind Man.
E. D. Sawyer, Engineer C. & B. R R.
W. Dickerman, Painter
James Whitney, Machinist
A. J. Pickings, Supt. Lewey's Island R. R.
Amos Clark, Boot and Shoe Man.
W. L. Kelley, Surveyor of Lumber
Benj. Stoddard, Millman
Mrs. J. P. Dutch.
Cyrus Young, Man. & Deal, in Carriages
Jones C Haycock, Surveyor of Lumber
D. M. Perkins, Man. of Laths & Shingles
Joshua Allen, Machinist
F. Parker & Co., "
C. L Kelley, Man. of Lumber
Ell well Lowell, Accountant
Jos. E. Eaton, Man. and Deal, in Lumber
Henry F. Eaton, " " " "
Chas. H. Whitney, Iron Founder, firm
Whitney, Hamilton & Co.
0. P. Treat, Books and Stationery
C. H. Kelley, Ship Stock & Ship Builder
Nathan Higgins, Prop, Frontier House
N. S. Leeman, Ambro. & Photographs
M. Silverstone, Merchant Tailor
D. M. Gardner, Man. and Deal, in Harnesses
Rufus Ham, Lumber Merchant
H. Adams, House Carpenter
B. W. Adams, Boat Builder
Daniel Adams, " "
C. C. P. Peabody, ' Machinist
Edward Keen, "
Thos. L. Hamilton, Iron Founder
Geo. J. Burnham, Pattern Maker
Wm. T. Sederquest, House Carpenter
Libbus Vickery, " "
Luther C. Cobb, Moulder
Hugh McGregor, Ship Carpenter
Wm. Hodgins, " "
Thos. W. Carter, " "
Alex. Gilmor, Groceries, Provisions, &c.
B. F. Waite, Man. & Deal, in Lumber
R. C. Stickney, " " "
R. B. Lowell, Livery Stable and Farmer
S. B. Berry^ Livery Stable
C. W. Crosb}'', Furniture and Cab.-maker
Stiles & Stoddard, Druggists & Apothecaries
J. R. Carpenter, at Weymouth's Wholesale &
Retail Drug Store.
Gilbert Foster, Grocer
Geo. A. Blake, Stove Dealer
David Pineo, Farmer
J. G. Balcom, «'
Otis H. Redding, Jobber
Joseph McLain, Blacksmith
Thos. E. Wharff, Hardware Merchant
Edward Williams, Surveyor of Lumber
R. P. Estey, " "
Chas. Stackpole, Dry Goods and Groceries
Wm. McCuUough, Man. & Deal, in Boots &
Shoes.
W. B. Taylor, Stoves and Tin Ware
Joseph Hutchins, Sailmaker
Joseph Godfrey, Farmer
M. McFavlan, Lumber Merchant
W. E. Slayton, Machinist
A. K. P. Vickery, Stoves, Tinw., & Groc.
Jas. Barrett, Groceries and Crockery
Cornelius McRoy, Jr., Provisions
Wm. Barber, House Car])eater
Wm. B. Lawrence, " "
Jesse Christie, " "
Richard C. Cresey, " "
James S. Hall, Man. & Deal, in Lumber
Geo. Foster, Surveyor of Lumber
Samuel Sharp, " '*
Edward Foss, " "
Amos Woodcock, Cabman
J.N.Nash, Millwright
Silas Waldron, Lumberman
J. H. Townsend, "
Jacob Abbott, . Millman
John Stickney.
Daniel McLean, Laborer
Thos. Baker, Carpenter
David Mcintosh, Boot and Shoe Man.
A. Towers, Millwright
L. S. Judkins, Blacksmith
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CALAIS
G. W. Hussey, Boom Master
Chas. Sprague, Provisions, &c.
Geo. W. Dyer,
Stephen Spaulding, Liv. Stable, Hacking, &c.
Bela W. Loring, Lightning Rod Business
James W. Cox,
Wra. Bohanon,
Warren Gihnan,
James E. Eaton,
Albert Moors,
Ship Builder
Seaman
Miller and Karmer
Man. & Deal, in Lumber
Carpenter
COLUMBIA.
Go win Wilson,
Jos. Crandon,
James Curtis,
James Bailey,
James C. Dana,
Eleazar Hathaway,
John A. Ruggles,
G. W. Ruggles,
Samuel Bucknam,
S. B. Lothrop,
S. J. McCaslin,
Prop. Columbia House
Ship Builder and Merchant
Lumberman
Merchant
Accountant
Ship Master
Farmer & Constable
Farmer & Lumberman
Millman
Lumber Manf.
Geo. B. Drisko, Ship Carp'r& Lumberman
Geo. A. Bucknam, Farmer & Lumberman
Jas. L. Bucknam, L'd Surveyor & Lumbm'n
Richard Allen, Lumberman
John S. Woodward, Machinist
A. J. Foren, Farmer
S. H. Chandler, Painter
E. R. Bucknam, Shoe Manf.
Geo. L. Brickman, Painter
A. S. Hathaway, Farmer
A. J. Kingsley,
Isaac Carlton,
P. B. Peterson,
Levi Wass,
Jerome P. VVass,
Daniel McKinsey,
Augustus S. White,
Win. H. Allen,
John J. Bucknam,
Bernard Farrell,
E. C. Pineo,
Levi B Grace,
Eli Garland,
Wm. W. Coffin,
Mowrey W. Nash,
George N
Millman
Farmer and Ship Builder
Builder and Joiner
Farmer
Blacksmith
Contractor & Builder
House Carpenter
Lumberman
Boarding House
Merchant Tailor
Farmer
Ship Builder
Meth. Clergyman
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmer
Leighton,
Daniel Leighton, j "
Chas. P. Clark, Lumberman
John Carbei-ry, Lumberman and Farmer
J. E. Stewart, Dry Goods Merchant
CHERRY FIELD.
S. C. Archer, Com. Mer. and Lumberman
Wm. Freeman. Jr., Att'y and Coun. at Law
Geo. E. Downes, Att'y & Coun. at Law and
Trial Justice.
P. Bond, Bap. Clergyman
K. S. Wilson, DeaL Dry G'ds, Prov., & 'Groc.
Amos Dyer, Ship Builder
Samuel Campbell, Manf. & Deal, in Lumber
J. 0. Nichels & Son, " " '*
D. & A. B. WiUey, " i« »
Jos. C. Lewis, " " "
B. McGouldrick, " « "
E. S. Small, Dealer in Stock
Geo. W. Wasgate, House & Ship Painter and
Glazier.
Prop. Cherryfield Hotel
Lumberman
Lumberman and Co. Com.
Lumberman and Farmer
Deputy Sheriff
Physician and Surgeon
Post Master
Meth. Clergyman
Rufus Hill,
Job Buruham,
Hiram Burn ham,
John Q. Adams,
F. L. Jackson,
Wm. Wentworth,
Thomas Milliken,
Phineas Higgins,
Telegraph Agent
Ship Carpenter
u u
Clothier and Shingle Manf.
Blacksmith
J. A. Small,
Caleb Tracy,
F. H. McDonald,
E. S. Nash,
B. G. Ricker,
A. R. Davis, "
Chas. H. Woods, Machinist and Wheelwright
and Manf. of Ships' Plugs and Wedges.
Geo. R. Brightman, Wheelwright
E. H. Woods, Wheelwright and Machinist
Frank Strout, Ship Joiner
Samuel F. Adams, Land Surveyor
James Kelley, Manf. of all kinds Edge Tools
Alden Willev, Millman
Will s L. Willey, "
David W. Tupper, Lumberman
Oscar Small, "
Daniel E. Lawrence, "
James P. Lawrence, Manf. of Lumber
Miss M. B. Meserve, Millinery & Fancy G'ds
i\Ianning Dunbar, Boot and Shoe Manf.
Nathan C. Tucker, Waterman
Eli Foster, Jr., Ship Carpenter
A. Campbell & Co., Lumber Manf.
DANFORTH.
Joseph Lessley, Farmer and Carpenter
Asa Butterfiield, Lumberman
Stephen Sherwood, Farmer & Lumberman
Joseph Buttei-field, " "
Jeremiah Schillinger, " "
J. H. Butterfield, " "
Cyrus Schillinger " "
John P. Decker, « "
Eliphalet Morse, " "
Coridon Butterfield, " "
Geo. J. Springer, " "
Ezekiel Russell,
John Russell,
Joshua Russell,
James Doughety,
Stephen Foster,
Geo. Crab tree,
Amariah Hardin,
Seth Stinchfield,
H. White,
Edward Webber,
Farmer
Selectman
Hou^se Carpenter
River Driver
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DBNNYSVILIiE.
Peter E. Vose,
A. K. Lincoln,
Thomas Lincoln,
T. W. Allan & Son.
W. W. McLauchlan,
Eben Gardner,
Francis L. Smith,
Chas. Cousins,
Ben). Lincoln,
D. k. Hobart,
Joel W. Cook,
Trader
Physician and Surgeon
Farmer
Boot and Shoemakers
Blacksmith
Millman and Farmer
Prop. Wilder's Hotel
Fanner
Trader
Lumberman
Henry A. M. Jones, Blacksmith
Daniel K. Eastman, Joiner
M. P. Allan Wilder, Farmer
John Shehan, Millman
Gilbert D. Foster, Farmer
' Nath'l W. Bennett, Ship Carpenter
S. H. Jones, Farmer
Lawrence B. Sprague, "
R. H. Dudley, Farmer and Lumberman
.J. D. Dudley, Farmer
Thos. C. Batson, "
EASTPORT.
Publisher Sentinel
Post Master
Att'y and Coun. at Law
Phj'sician and Surgeon
Botanical Physician
N. B. Nutt,
0. C. Norton,
Bion Bradbur}',
Samuel I). Leavitt,
H. C. Fessenden,
M. R. Woodbury,
Robert Mowe,
J. M. Li verm ore.
Asa Bucknam, Merchant
John French & Sons, Shipping March's and
Dealers in Corn, Flour, Pork, Fish, Lum-
ber, and Plaster.
Peabody & Cummings, Prov., W.I. Goods, &
Agricultural Hardware.
C. B. & E. S. Paine, Corn, Flour, Prov., &c.
Geo. F. Wadsworth, Family Groceries, &c.
E. R. &. J. B. Bowman, Prov., Groc, Hard-
ware, and Ship Chandlery.
E. Y. Sabine, Provis., Gi-oceries, and Fish
R. M. Tuttle, " '• "
Washington Long, Col. of Port of Passama'y
David Perkins, W. I. Goods, Groc, Fish, Oil,
&c.,
Chas. H. Dyer, Shipping Com. Mer. for the
sale of Lumber, Plaster, Corn, Flour, Oil,
Fish, &c. '
R. Mowe, Jr., W. I. Goods, Prov., and Ship
Chandlery.
Samuel B. Wadsworth, Provisions and Gen-
eral Com. ^lerchant.
John S. Pearce, W. I. Goods, Groceries, Fish,
Oil,&c.
Geo. Hayes, Flour Mer. & Ag't International
S eamship Co.
Edward B. Davis, Merchant
Sam'l K. Byram, Druggist and Apothecary
G. I. G. Rice, Shoe and Hat Merchant
Geo. W. Sabine, Books, Station'y & Medicines
Samuel D. Hosmer, Cong. Clergyman
Geo. D. Strout, Meth. ''
R. B. Patterson, Dentist
Chas. Jackson, Groc. and Man. of Confect'y
E. S. King, School Teacher
Philip Cobe.
E. G. Buxton, Prop. Mabee's Hotel
Wilson Crawford, Prop. Crawford's Hotel
Joshua Hinkley, Jr., Stoves and Tinwai-e
Hugh Mooldooli, Merchant
James Nichols.
R. B. Clark, General Insurance Agent
B. A. Gardiner, School Teacher
Samuel Stevens, Trader and Farmer
M. Sherlock & Son, Millinerv and Dry Goods
W. C. Newcomb, Door, Sash, & Blind Manf
Chas. H. Allan, Farmer
H. Whelpley, Blacksmith
Samuel Whelpley, "
James Waid, Grave Stones and Monuments
J. H. McLarren, Master Mariner
James M. Trecartin, House Carpenter
Thos. E. Trecartin, " "
Thomas Parks, Sailmaker
Charles Day, "
Robert Bates, **
John Diggins, Master Mariner
Butler D. Stainer, Ship Draughtsman and
Buildei*.
James W. Davitt, Boot and Shoemaker
E. H. Chambers, " "
James Robertson, " "
W. D. Amar, Pump, Block, and Spar-maker
Nath'l McDonald, Jr., Boot and Shoemaker
Elijah C. Wilder, Harness-maker
Geo. Hamilton, Ship Carpenter
Alexander Knox, " "
Robert Ross, " *'
Phineas Sears, Ship Calker
.John K. Corbett, Ship Carpenter
David Peters, Carriage Maker
David Campbe'l, Ship Carpenter
J. N. Chickering, Ship & House Joiner and
Painter.
Peter McDorraott, Ship Carpenter
Geo. Robinson, " "
Jesse Kierstead, " "
Joseph Coad, Blacksmith
E F. Webster, Inspector
Wm. W. Bucknam, Merchant
Solomon Lee, Fruit and Confectionery
I. V. Brown, Ship Calker
David Kinney, Gas Manf.
Henry Cram, Ship Master
v\m."^B. King, Cooper
Charles L. Michener.
D G. Furbish, Cooper
Chas. Woodworth, Ship Carpenter
Isaiah C. Lower, House and Ship Joiner
Wm. H. Patterson, Clerk
John A. Gray, Cooper
J. G. Newcomb, Gas Fitter
J. M. M. Noyes, Telegraph Operator
T. Z. Boven', Jr., Hair Dresser & Barber
John Sparrow, Eating Saloon & Confection'y
Benj. Ricker, Police Officer
Wni. Rumery, Packer & Preserver of Meat
and Fish.
Henry F. Morang, Seaman's Boarding House
Michael Changle, " " "
Eliza Furlong, " " "
Stephen Munson, Dealer in Fish
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EASTPORT.
Joseph Huckinsi, Farmer
Thomas Hunt, Ship Carpenter
Andrew Patterson, Mariner
Geo. W. Lewis, Supplying Water for Ships
A. W. Stevens.
Wm. Pike, Livery Stable
Humphrey Pike, Butcher
Lorenzo S. Greenlow, Spar-maker
James Prepley, "
John 0. Grady, Cooper & Dealer in Fish
T. Campbell, Painter
D. M. Clark, House Builder
Ge3. H. Robbin?, Pump, Block, & Sparmaker
Chas. S. Carpenter, Seaman
L L. Potter, "
Wm. Cassidy, "
Wm. Price, Trader
James Wo ister, Ship Master
B. D. Stuichfield, Clergj-man
EDMUNDS.
Isaac Hobart, Lumberman and Farmer I J. S. Preston,
Thomas Eastman, Mechanic |
Farmer
HARRINGTON.
Simeon Coffin,
Thaddeus Coffin,
James Williams,
John W. Coffin,
George W. Randall,
Nath'l C. Cook,
A. J. Rav,
James W. Gates,
Zephaniah Allen,
Alphonso M. Allen,
Reuben Small,
Temple C. Allen,
S. B. Allen,
Augustus Wass,
Z. W. Tabbut,
Mark A. Dyer,
E. D. Boynton,
Solomon Randall,
Warren Nash,
Lewis F. Nash,
Albert Gates,
Amos Coffin,
Jos. T. Willey,
Prop. Harrington House
Teacher and Farmer
Bap. Clergyman
Carpenter
House and Ship Joiner
Master Carpenter
Dealer in Dry Goods
Ship Master
Ship Carpenter
Nehemlah Allen,
V. L. Coffin,1
Wm. A. Nash,
Geo. W. Coffin,
Nickerson & Nash,
Luther P. Wass,
Isaac Nash,
Benj. C. Coffin,
Wilmot W. Nash,
G. H. Cook,
Geo. \V. Lord,
Marvin Ray,
Arthur W. Webb,
Benj. Strout,
Enos Dinsmore,
Eli B. Dinsmore,
B. C. Blackwood,
E. P. Dorman,
Daniel Buzzell, 2d,
Wellington Thomas
E. Strout, 2d,
Paul Curtis,
Ship Master and Owner
Teacher
Ship Builder
Ship Calker
Merchant*
Spar Maker
Millwright
Farmer
a
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Ship and House Joiner
Joiner
Ship Carpenter
Farmer and Stone Mason
Farmer
Meth. Clergyman
Farmer
Lumberman
Ship Master
Ship Builder
House and Ship Joiner
JONESPORT
J. P. Dorr,
H. H. Leighton,
J. D. Leighton,
E. Drisco,
B. Drisco,
Wm. X. Smith,
Daniel J. Watts,
Jefferson Dobbin,
Ship Carpenter
Ship Master
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Ship Master
A. L. Norton,
Chas. F. Barker,
Edward A. Mansfield,
John Chesterton,
James Wallace,
Joel W. Drisco,
Ellis B. McKenzie,
Chas. T. Barker,
Master Ship Builder
Ship Master
Mer. and Ship Owner
Sailmaker
Ship Master
Boat Builder
Mariner
JONESBORO.
J. S. "Whitney,
J. W. Drisco,
F. B. Farnsworth,
S. T. Andrews,
.Job N. Carter,
Lumberman and Assessor
Farmer and "
Post Master
Lumberman
Farmer
George W. Kilton,
Noves VV. Kilton,
Z. M. Hall,
Porter Whitney,
Seaman
Blacksmith
Lumberman
J. & F. R. Dakin,
Samuel Butterfield,
JACKSON BROOK PLANTATION.
Hotel and Mechanic
Short Lumber Man.
Joseph M. Dakin, Prop. Hotel & Farmer
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
L U B E C.
J. C. Talbot Jr., Att'y and Coun. at Law
Wm. Rogers, Union Hotel
Jeremiah Fowler, Merchant
S. H. Kimball, Stove Dealer
Mrs. Judith E. Pike, Lubec Hotel
D. Tuclver & Son, Dry Goods and Groceries
G. Z. Higgins, Physician and Surgeon
G. W. Haley, '•
Wm. D. Small, " "
E. M. Fowler, Meth. ClergjTnan
M. M. Foster, Merchant
Jos. B. Boyd, Ship Master
C. T. Wilson, " "
H. V. Dewey, Merchant
Edward Turner, Bap. Clergyman
Wm. H. Chase, Mechanic
Salathiel Nickerson, Farmer
0. M. Reynolds, Blacksmith
Samuel Mowry, Farmer
John McAUep, Dealer in Fish, & Fisherman
U. S. Treat & Son, Farmers & Fisherman
S. W. Hunter, Dry Goods and Stationery
Isaac R. Parker, Master Mariner
J. D. Goodwin, House Joiner
John Small, Jr., Master Mariner
Samuel Staples & Son, Dealers in Dry Goods,
W. I. Goods, Groc, Ship Chandlery, Hard-
ware, and Medicines.
John Robinson, Farmer
John Coggins, House and Ship Joiner
Francis Ellis, Dealer & Shipper of Herring
KimbiU Trefry, " " "
S. E. Nickerson, " » "
E. Adams Davis, Farmer and Teacher
Warren Small, Farmer and Fisherman
O. M. Guptill, " «'
Divid Golfrey, " "
Allen Whalen, Farmer and House Joiner
Ge ). A. C:ise, Dealer in Smoked Herring
Horace Harmon, Blacksmith
G"-o. Comstock, Farmer and Miller
Geo. W. Peavey, School Teacher
Sidney Lamson, Sallmaker
Geo. N. Huckins, Seaman
Zenas Morton, Farmer
Thaddeus Davis, Millman
Joseph Huckins, Jr., Ship Master
Samuel Lawrence, School Teacher
Edward Lawrence, Fisherman
Winckworth Allan, Mi Iwright
John Reynolds, Fisherman
Hiram Guptill, . Teacher
Abbott Coggins, Fisherman
Josiah Phelps, Jr., Farmer
Wm. Mahlman, Ship Master
B. Hallett, » "
John 0. DonneU.
James Whalen, Blacksmith
S. A. Lawrence, Farmer
M A C H I A S.
Geo. F. Talbot, Att'y and Coun. at Law
Geo. Walker, » " '«
Amos F. Parlin.
C. W. Porter, Clerk of Courts
Wm. B. Smith, Reg. of Probate
Benj. W. Farrow, Sheriff
Thos. A. Staples.
Ignatius Sargi'ut, Co. Treas. and Notary Pub.
Drisco & Parlin, Booksellers & Publishers
C. 0. Furbush, " "
C. Shorey, Eastern Hotel & Livery Stable
Matthew Clare, Clare's Hotel & " "
S. A. Morse.
Alex. F. Campbell, Carding, Clothing & Grist
Mill.
Abijah Crane, Surveyor of Lumber
Ben.i. F. Tenney, Lumberman
L. H. Crane, Dealer in Stoves and Tinware
J. S. Getchell, Iron and Brass Founder
H. L. Hill & Bro., Manf. Doors, Sash, & Blinds
H. L. Hill. Architect
John H. Fisher, Merchant Tailor
Gilbert Longfellow, Merchant
J. E. Grant, Dentist
W. J. Ross, Photograph Artist
Geo. H. Longfellow, Grocer
F. S. Coffin, School Teacher
J. D. Bugbee, "
Isaac Bradbury, Master Mariner
L. M. Calligan, '« "
Warren Hill, Merchant
Wm. Inglee, Surveyor of Lumber
Leroy Bowker, Land Surveyor
Mason H. Wilder, House & Ship Painter
Chas. F. Stone, Watches, Clocks, & Jewelry
Warren P. Calligan, Painter
A. G. Crocker, Lumberman
D. S. Robinson, Millwright
G W. Beverly, Joiner
.John Pierce, Li;mberman
Abner Chandler, Boarding and Stabling
Fred B. Hanscom, Surveyor of Lumber
Jabcz West, Lumberman
Wm. Coyle, Livery Stable
Henry W. Williams, House and Ship Painter
A. D."^ Pettingill, House Joiner
B. A. Campbell, " "
Israel K. Hai-rington, Confectionery
B F. Cleves, Carriage Manf.
Smith & McAllister, Harness-makers
John Goodhue, House Joiner
Chas. Palmer, Lumberman
Levvis Foster, Blacksmith
C. L. Stratton, "
W. F. Smith, Lumberman
Wilson Hudley, "
A H. Campbell, Mason
Edmund Nichols, House Joiner
John Gardner, Ship Carpenter
I'^zekiel Thaxter, Farmer and Butcher
VV. C. Patten, Shoemaker
Stinson Patten, Surgeon Dentist
R. F. Longfellow, Car. & Ornamental Painter
Wm. Harris, Lumberman
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EAST MACHIAS.
S. W. Pope,
Josiah Harrison,
Chas. H. Talbot,
Abner H. Hai-mon,
Wrn. H. Beckwith,
Chas. Emerson,
John C. Caldwell,
Washington Academy.
Wm. J. Ennis,
F. S. Gilmore,
L. G. Weston,
Austin P. Kingsley,
Chas. C. Chaloner,
George D. Gaddis,
S. H. Whitmore,
Wm. Chace,
Sampson Rushton,
Thomas White,
John Blackburn,
A. P. Gushing,
Charles Cox,
John McEh-ov,
W. D. Ramsdell,
J. T. Hughes,
J. F. T. Greenwood,
J. W. Kelley,
J. 0. Robmson,
Merchant
Lumberman
Bap. Clergyman
Clergyman
Prin. Wash. Academy
Carriage Manf.
Hotel
Ship Joiner
Telegraph
Blacksmith
Carriage Manf.
Surveyor of Lumber
Miller
i(
Tailor
Blacksmith
Joiner & Wheelwright
Farmer
Livery Stable
Carriage Manf.
Painter
Calker
Millwricrht
A. Brown,
W. I. Chase,
Cyrus Sanborn,
A. H. Chase,
James A. Thompson,
John Wiswell,
Wm. J. Ramsdell,
John L. Bryant,
Eben Blackman,
Jeremiah W. West,
Samuel Gaddis,
Ellis V. Davis,
Joseph S. Whittier,
Jacob Foster,
Patrick Calligan,
Henry Pierce,
John'F. Carlton,
Chas. H. Gardner,
D. S. Chase,
C. F. West,
Wm. Chace, Jr.,
Geo. W. Sevey,
Benj. Wiswell,
Chas. H. Sevev,
Hezekiah G. Hilt,
Elijah Trask,
Farmer
Music Teacher
Blacksmith
Millman
Mer. and Ship Builder
House and Ship Joiner
House Carpenter
Painter
Millman
Farmer
Sailmaker
Farmer
Farmer and Merchant
Farmer
Painter
Lumberman
Manf. of Lumber
Millman
Farmer
Mer. and Ship Builder
Blacksmith
House and Ship Joiner
Carpenter
MACHIASPORT
H. C. Marston,
C. W. Gates.
A. J. Small,
E. H. Huson,
Chas. Guptill,
H. B. Waide,
J. E. Warren,
Merchant
Master Mariner
Pump and Block Maker
Master Rigger
Sailraaiter
Cooper
0. W. Means,
H. N. Tobey,
A. P. Small,
F Phinney,
B. T. Tobey,
Aaron B. Thompson,
J. P. F. Tobey,
Surveyor
Clerk
Groc. and Confectionery
Seaman
House and Ship Joiner
Ship Master
Sparmaker
MILIiBRIDGE.
Merchant and P. M.
Ship Builder and Owner
Merchant
Mer. and Ship Master
Ship Builder
Ship Master
Warren Leighton,
Rufus Fickett,
Ezekiel Dyer,
Jos. VV. Sawyer,
J. T. Wallace, Jr.,
Wm. G. Foster,
James Foster,
Edgar Robinson,
A. G. Leighton,
Geo. C. Wilson,
Andrew F. Means, " "
John S. Brown, " "
L. M. Fickett, " "
Charles E. Wallace, " "
Samuel Mitchell, Ea. Ex. & Steamboat Ag't
W. C. Hayford, Blacksmith
S. J. Roberts, Fisherman
Ira C. Shaw, Ship Joiner
John L. Martin, Sail Manf.
Chas. E. Sprague, Lumberman
Wm. W. Field, Block Manf.
B. G. Fickett, House and Ship Joiner
J. P. Small, Seaman
C. B. Knights, Livery Stable
V. D. Wass, Egg and Hide Dealer
E. R. Perkins, Boot and Shoe Manf.
J. S. Campbell, Carpenter
Geo. Googing, Phys. and Surgeon Dentist
Leighton & Co., Tin and Sheet Iron Workers
Wm. N. Strout, Ship Carpenter
Ezra S. Strout, " *'
Wm. R. Sawyer, Ship Master & Owner
Franklin Sawyer, Ship Owner and Dealer in
Drv and W. I. Goods.
Albert Hayford,
Darius Fickett,
C. A. Wallace,
John H. Brown,
J. H. Reynolds,
Ship Builder and Owner
Seaman
Farmer
Ship Master
House Joiner
MARSHFIELD.
John F. Harmon, Mer. & Dealer in Lumber
Thomas G. Getchell, Corn and Flour Mill
G. G. Getchell, Farmer, Brickmaker, Lum-
ber, &c.
Nathan Crocker, Farmer and Millman
148
Wm. E. Tarbell,
J. S. Bridges,
Stephen Coinrick,
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MEDDYBEMPS.
Shingle Man.
Farmer
Martin Chubbuck,
Chas. Gardner,
Millman
F. R. Swan,
Wm. Daggett,
No. 9, RANGE 4.
Chas. Moores,
Farmer and Lumberman
" " Hotel
Farmer
Henry Keith,
Lyman B. Scribner,
Geo. H. Sweet,
No. 7, RANGE
Farmer
2.
Benj. Blanchard,
John White,
Geo. Sweet,
PEMBROKE.
L. L. Wadsworth, Ag't Pembroke Iron Works
Eli Dewhurst, Bap. Clergyman
S. S. Gross, Meth.
Ebed Wilder, W. I. Goods and Groceries
Geo. Russell & Co., Ship Builders
Thos. J. Sherman, Ins. Agent and Coroner
John Campbell, House Joiner & Dep. Sheriff
Geo. W. Day, Sailmaker
S. W. Stoddard, Prop. Pembroke Hotel
James C. Motz, Prop. Motz Hotel
John Marshall, Master Mariner
Noah Page, Overseer Iron Works
H. E. Carter, Shipwright
E. R. Smart, Attorney at Law
W. T. Hobart & Son, Dealers in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Corn, Flour, Crockery & Glass
Ware.
John J. Rich, Book-keeper
G. W. Varney, Superintendent
H. E. Babcock, Dealer in Diy Goods, Groc,
Corn, Flour, Crockery, and Hardware.
Samuel Stoddard, Dealer in Dry Goods
Geo. K. Hatch, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groc,
Flour, Com, Crockery, and Glassware.
Geo. A. Barron, House and Ship Joiner
Nathaniel Reynolds, Farmer
L. T. Reynolds, Manf 'r of Sawed Lumber
W. B. Hatch, Master Mariner
D. N. Rarasdell, " "
J. G. Clark, " "
John H. Smith,
Joseph Marshall,
.John Curtis,
Seth Norton, " "
Martin W. Smith, " "
Joseph Hersey, " *'
E. Carter, Farmer
Geo. W. Bartlett, Ship Master
Duncan Mcintosh, Ship Carpenter
John M. Lincoln, Ship Mastrr
T. W. Sherman, P. M. and Dealer in Books,
Stationery, Fruit and Confectionery.
Simeon H. Reynolds, Farmer & Teamster
Nath'l C. Brown, Harness maker
Hugh Porter, Farmer
Joshua P. Ellis, "
E. F. Reynolds, Ship Joiner
Wm. N. Lyset, Blacksmith
Samuel S. Walker, House & Ship Carpenter
Edward Russell, Ship Carpenter
Roderick McKenzie, House & Ship Joiner
Master Mariner & Farmer
Master Mariner
A. M. Brown,
Calvin R. Gardner,
Isaiah Lincoln,
Wm. Wilber,
Simeon Smi h,
Andrew Small,
Caleb Hersey, Jr.,
D. Wallace,
J. D. Huckins,
C. W. Hersey,
H. Leighton,
Bela vVilder,
Solomon Gushing,
J. P. Wilder,
Daniel Kennedy,
Farmer
Cooper
Brickmaker & Farmer
Blacksmith
Fanner and Merchant
Fanner
House Joiner
Farmer
Ship Carpenter
B. W. Reynolds, Farm. & Deal. Ship Timber
M. K. Norwood, House and Ship Joiner
Joseph Hamilton,
Thos. Laughlin,
L. L. Hersey,
P. \V. Hersey,
G. S. Townsend,
W. J. Laughlin,
Chas. B. Blanchard,
0. W. Phillips,
L. R. Phillips,
Albert D. Pomroy,
T. Sears,
Simeon Sampson,
John Knight,
C. W. Hutchinson,
Samuel Caddick,
C. B. Cleves,
A. J. K. Cameron,
John McKay,
S H. Osborn,
Wm. Hall.
Edwin Hunt,
Winslow Beimett,
Charles H. Hersey.
Benj. B. Hersey,
Edward Hickman,
Thomas Page,
John Ervan,
Joseph Mincher,
Samuel Page,
W. S. Babcock,
Isaac Mincher,
John Dean,
Wm. R. Pattangall,
Elisha Hatch,
Ship Carpenter
Blacksmith
House Joiner
Wharfinger
Millman
Blacksmith
Salesman
Nailer
Rivet Maker
Pattern Maker
Iron Worker
it u
Furnace Builder
Carriage Maker
Tailor
Iron Roller
Nailer
Truckman
Ship Carpenter
Puddler
Farmer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PRINCETON.
Wm. Stewart, Dry Goods, Groceries, & Short
Lumber.
White & Waterhouse, Dry Goods, Groceries,
and Farmers.
Rolfe & Peabody, Gen. Agency and Manf. &
Dealers in Lumber.
James Ripley, Farmer and Lumberman
James Spencer, Farmer
Geo. H. Welch, Merchant Tailor
Samuel Sprague, Farmer and Lumberman
149
Lumberman
A. Bridham,
Stephen Trecarter,
John Crane, Blacksmith
Duvid Dresser, Jr., Teacher
Aaron H. Woodcock, Clerk
B. D. Wyatt, Q Clerk of Princeton House
Clerk
Prop. Princeton House
Engineer
Proprietor Hotel
Cabinet Maker
Luther Snell
S. F. Frisbie,'
S. W. Haycock,
H. H. Miller,
Horace N. Mallett,
ROBBINSTON.
D. W. Briggs,
Geo. R. Tarbox,
Amos Stover,
E. R. Vose,
Thaddeus Sibley,
Gibbs A. Sibley,
Artist
Ship Builder
Millwright and Machinist
Farmer
Stucco Mason
Mrs. H. B. Brewer.
Seth Gerry,
Elbr dge I. Gerry,
Simon O'Brien,
Charles Yeed,
Farmer
Blacksmith
Hotel and Merchant
Farmer
STEUBEN.
Warren Hunter,
C. H. Haskell,
A. T. Trundy,
E. W. Cleaves,
Henry A. Smith,
Alonzo Wakefield,
Leonard S. Cleaves,
John W. Davis,
G. G. W. Mc Curdy,
John L. Smith,
Pillsbury Stevens,
Physician and Surgeon
Trader
Farmer and Bootmaker
Blacksmith
MUlman
u
Lumberman
Horse Tamer
House Joiner
Painter and Glazier
Augustus P. Nash,
Colin C. Baker,
Samuel Parrit, Jr.,
Elisha Parker,
Geo. H. Stevens,
N. D. Graton,
J. .larvis Butler-
Keeping, and Music.
Leonard Haskell,
Wm. B. Dyer,
Fanner and Shoemaker
Joiner
Ship Builder
Carpenter
Shipwright
Master Mariner
Teacher of Penm., Book
Mariner
Caulker
ST. STEPHEN, N.B.
John McAdam, Manf. & Dealer in Lumber,
St. Stephen and Calais,
Robert W. Todd & Sons, Lumber Merchants
Wm. P. Marsh, Boom-man
James Bell, Millman
Joel Simpson, *'
David McCoul, "
James Fitz Morris,
David Barclay,
Charles Howard,
Robert Gillespie,
John Magoon,
Edward Towers,
Wilder Babcock,
Wheelwright
Farmer and Millman
Millman
Millwright
Millman
Mrs. Ann Porter.
Andrew Watters,
James Dickey,
Sidney S. Robinson,
Chas. F. Stewart,
Hezekiah Ripley,
S. Clark Swett,
G. N. Linsay, Dry Goods,
ware.
Arthur AUbee,
Joel Hill,
F. H. Todd, Manf. and
Mark Millbery,
G. A. Boardman & Co.,
Millman
u
Lumberman
Surveyor
Millman
Cabinet Maker
Groc, & Earthen-
Blacksmith
Farmer
Dealer in Lumber
Millman
Lumber Merchants
T O P S F I ELD.
Christopher C. Farrer, Farmer, Blacksmith &
Lumberman.
Blacksmith and Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
H. R. Mallorv,
H-enry W. Noyes,
Albert Noyes,
Wm. Tracy,
Osgood Johnson,
E. A. Hall,
Sam'l B. Crabtree,
and Shoes.
Mary E. Hill,
D. fl. JeweU,
Loriua Bean,
Wheelwright and Farmer
Farmer & Man. of Boots
For the Globe Society
For District No. 4
For the Mite Society
G. S. S. White,
Moses Haley,
Thos. Haley,
Benj. Folsom,
Andrew L. Powell,
Evan Powell, Jr.,
Howard Bessey,
Emerson T. Getchell,
J. B. Pike,
Dan Pineo,
Daniel Nevins,
George Noyes,
Moses Clark,
Fanner
Farmer and Lumberman
150
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALLMADGE PLANTATION.
Fred. Boissonnaux, Fanner & Man. of Lum.
Edward Ripley,
Hosea White,
WHITNEYVIIiLE
James Pope, Agent Machiasport R. R.
Humphrey Desmond, Mer. and Lumberman
John Mereen,
W. A. Bowles,
Stephen Rice,
Warren Smith,
Wm. Gross,
James Gross,
John Dudley,
Ephraim Dow,
Merchant
Lumberman
Lumberman and Farmer
Lumberman
Nathan Bachellor,
George Drew,
Allen Barry,
Robert Hilgron,
Andrew J. Leighton,
Kingman Smith,
Andrew Bridgham.
Farmer
Surveyor of Lumber
Machinist
Millman
on Railroad
House Joiner
Millwright
Rafting
WAITE PLANTATION.
Post Master I James E. Ripley, Farm, and Prop. Hotel
Farmer
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YOIRK COUNTY.
ALFRED.
Yeoman
Coun. & Att'y at Law
Pres. Alfred Bank
Reg'r of Deeds
Clerk of Courts
Reg'r of Probate
Merchants
Nathan Dane,
Nathan D. Appleton,
Jas. 0. Mclntire,
Sara'l C. Adams,
C. B. Lord,
Geo. H. Knowlton,
Conant & Co.,
John H. Sayward,
N. L. Webber,
Silas Derby,
O, T. Garey,
Edward Chase,
Geo. Hobbs,
R. P. Berry,
Sam'l M. Shaw,
Medicines.
Merrill Bailey, Grow, of Gard. Seeds & Med.
Herbs.
Hiram Tarbox, Grower of Garden Seeds &
Medical Herbs.
S. R. Hamilton,
John L. Grant,
Hiram N. Tripp,
Joshua Conant,
A. Moore,
Timothy Garey,
Abiel G. Trafton,
Oliver Nutter,
N. H. Russell,
Alden B. Kimball,
Timothy G. Haley,
Thos. Ricker,
Leavett Haley,
John Allen,
James C. Roberts,
Richard S. Stanley,
Nathan R. Brooks,
James Armstrong,
Dry Goods, Groc, &c.
6roc., Corn & Flour
Jailer
Hotel-keeper
Prop, of Dr. Bell's Patent
Teacher
Yeoman
Farmer & Blacksmith
House Carpenter
Meth. Clergyman
Farmer
Farmer & Shoemaker
Carpenter
Lumberman
Carpenter
Meth. Clergyman
Thos. Holland,
Ivory M. Thompson,
Manufr.
Bap. Clergyman
T. Littlefield & Co., Millwrights & Lumberm
Benj. J. Herrick,
Reuben Whicher,
Wm. Jewett,
B. F. Knight,
Ebenezer Gerry,
J. B. Vance,
John E. Sayward,
Peter J. Morrill,
Smith Coffin,
A. K. Gile,
Jere. R. Gile,
M. B. Twombly,
John Hall,
Rufus Farnum,
Daniel Roberts,
Thos. Chick,
Richard Shackley,
Daniel Seavey,
J. C. Wheelwright,
Jothara Allen,
Israel Chadboum,
A. Cluff,
Oliver Day,
John H. Goodwin,
Henry Day,
Philander Roberts,
Benj. Fish,
Jason A. Day,
Geo. W. Tripp,
Joseph Brock,
Cyrus R. Brock,
Henry Stevens,
Ivory Bean.
Jonathan Allen,
W. H. Burnham,
Ex Sheriff & Farmer
Mill Prop. & Lum. Dealer
Blacksmith
Meth. Clergyman
Agt. for Shakers
Farmer
((
ACTON.
Horace Bodwell, Farmer, DeaL in Dry G'ds,
Groc, Corn, Flour, &c.
Reuben Buck,
Jeremiah C. Buck,
Richard H. Coding,
Mark C. Hurd,
R. W. Brackett,
Geo. W. Lord,
Sam'l G. Stackpole,
Francis P. Smith,
Physician and Surgeon
Farmer
Baker and Farmer
Farmer and Mechanic
Cong. Clergyman
Luther M. Goding, Farmer & Deal, in Stock
Oilman M. Hodsdon, Dry Goods, Groc, Corn,
Flour, &c
Cyrus Grant, Farmer and Drover
Ivory L. Smith,
Noah L. Marsh,
Ambrose Sanborn,
]\]oses Garvin,
John F. Thompson,
Morris C. Dalton,
Ivory Goodwin,
Aaron Hubbard,
Dudley Oilman,
Wm. M. Young,
Hubbard Stevens,
Noah R, Gerrish,
Ham N. Wentworth,
Abel Merrow,
Farmer and Shoemaker
Farmer
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ACTON.
Winlhrop Tattle,
Joseph Ricker,
Thos. Horn, Jr.,
Eben. J. Hersom,
J. W. Emerv,
W. N. Penney,
Reuben Winchell,
Oliver Titcojiib,
Joshua B. Sanborn,
Nicholas Stiles,
Thos. Aver)',
James Reed,
Sam'l Copp,
Jona. Langley,
Joseph Horn,
Luther Langley,
Mill Prop.
Farmer and Mechanic
Farmer & Stock Dealer
Farmer and Moulder
Farmer
\Vm. Littlefield,
Henry L. Fox,
Ira Fox,
Benj. Miller,
Benj. F. Miller,
John Paul,
Chas. N. Brackett,
John Bod well,
John E. Bodwell,
D. Shapleigh Stacy,
Geo. W. Prescott,
John Quimby,
Wm. Lord,
Ivory Rogers,
Zeb. Oilman.
Farmer
BIDDEFORD.
David Fales, No. 1 New City Build., Coun.
& Att'y at Law.
John M. Goodwin, No. 2 New City Building,
Coun. & Att'y at Law.
S. P. McKeuney, Lib. st., Coun. & Att'y at
Law.
S. W. Luques, No. 4 New City Build., Coun.
ajid Att'y at Law.
New City Build., Coun.
E. H. Hayes, No. 3
and Att'y at Law,
Geo. T. Went worth,
at Law.
Alonzo K. Tripp,
Lib. St., Coun. & Att'y
No. 6 New City Build.,
Coun. and Att'y at Law.
Benj. F. Hamilton, Somes' bl'k, Coun. and
Att'y at Law.
Jesse Gould, Coun. & Att'y at Law
Horace Bacon, Chest. St., Physic. tSc Surgeon
James Sawyer, Cor. Cedar & Senter sts.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Francis G. Warren, Cor. Wash. & Jeffer. sts.,
Physician and Surgeon.
E. G. Stevens, cor. Foss & Sum. sts.. Physic.
and Surgeon.
Luke Hill, Hill's Bl'k, Main st., Physician &
Surgeon.
D. Smith, Carlton & Co's Drug Store, Lib. st.,
Physician and Surgeon.
J. S. Hale, cor. Alfr. & Frank, sts.. Physician
and Surgeon.
W. R. E Provencher, cor. Foss & Lib. sts.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Geo. ^V. Peirson, Physician and Surgeon
Thos. Haley, No. 15, Union Bl'k, Lib. st.,
Surgeon Dentist.
Luke A. Plumb, Union Bl'k, Lib. st., Surg'n
Dentist.
Chas. Tenney, Adams st., Cong. Clergyman
Chas. F. Foster, Maine st., Bap. ""
Wm. Berry, Sull. st. Judge of Munic. Court
R. M Chapman, Biddeford House, Dir. of
Bid'rd Bank.
Joshua Moore, Pool road, Dir. of Bid. Bank,
and Stone-mason.
S. S. Fairfield, Main st.. Cashier of Bid. Bank
S. A. Boothby, " " " City "
L. 0. Cowan, Hooper's Bl'k, Lib. St., Ed. &
Prop. Union & Journal.
Wm. Plumer, Saco House, Ed. of Eastern
Herald.
James Andrews, Hill st., Brick & Stone-ma'n
and Cont: actor.
Leonard Andrews, Mt. Vernon St., Brick &
Stone-mason and Contractor.
Ira Andrews, Hollis-road, Stone Cutter and
Contractor.
Frank Atkinson, cor. So'h & Lib. sts.,
Biddeford House.
F. D. Edgerly, Main st.. City Clerk
Shaw & Claric, Union Bl'k, Lib. st.,' Patent
Agents.
Rufus Small, No. 3 New City Build., Life &
Fire Ins. Broker.
Marshall Pierce, Chestnut st.. Broker
E. H. C. Hooper, Hollis-road, Real Estate
W. P. & S. Gowen, Wash, st.. Prop, of Bidd.
House, Coaches & Liv. Stable.
E. H. Banks, No. 3 Hooper's Bl'k, Lib. St.,
For. & Dora. Dry and Fancy Goods.
T. L. Merrill, No. 1 Union Bl'k, Lib. st.. Rich
Dress G'ds, Silks, Shawls, Lin., Wool., &c.
Stimson & Hamilton, No. 2 Somes' Bl'k,
Oust. & Re.-made Clothing, Hats, Caps, &
Gents' Fur. Goods.
L. H. Wentworth, No. 3 Biddef. House Bl'k,
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
F. A. Day, No. 4 Union Bl'k, For. & Dom.
Dry Goods and Carpetings.
James Sawyer, No. 2 under Bidd. House,
Lib. St., Druggist,
Luke Hill, Hill's Bl'k, Main st.. Druggist
C. H. Carlton & Co., Lib. st.,
E W. Staples, No. 2 Empire Bl'k, Lib. st.,
Re.-made Clothing, Hats, Caps & Gents'
Furn. Goods.
E. G. Stevens, No. 4 Crystal Arcade, Drugg.
and Apothecary.
S. K. Ellis, Lib. st , Fancy Goods, Embroid.,
Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods & Trim'ngs.
Horton Bros., No. 3 Crystal Arcade, Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, Silver VVare, Sh't Music,
Mus. Instru. of all kinds for sale & to rent.
Daniel Stimson, Merchant
Miss L. E. Foss, No. 5 Wash. Bl'k, Lib. st.,
Fancy Goods.
Mrs. A.' J. Haley, Lib. st.. Millinery & Fancy
Goods.
Miss N. Churchill, No. 3 Crystal Arcade,
Millinery & Fancy Goods.
Miss K. H. Croxford & Co., Millinery and
Fancy Goods.
Miss E. A. Hackett, Shan. Bl'k, Lib. st.,
Millin. and Fancy Goods.
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BIDDEFORD.
Miss E. S. Knight, No. 1 Cryst. Arcade. Fruit
Confec, & Fancy Goods.
Miss J. A. Libby, Bacon st.. Teacher
A. L. Cleaves, Lib. st., W. I. G'ds, Corn, Fl'r,
Groc, &c.
Francis Meeds, cor. Lib. & Alf. sts., W. I.
Goods, Hardw, & Crockery.
Donnell & Brackett, Lib st., W. I. Goods,
Groc. & Frov.
Abel H. Jellerson, Lib. st., W. I. G'ds, Groc,
Corn and Flour.
G. W. Chadwick, King's cor., W. I. Goods,
Groc, Com, Flour & Prov.
A. G. Goodwin, cor. Lib. & Alf. sts., W. I.
Goods, Groc, &c.
S. Gordon, No. 1 Lib. sq., W. I. G'ds, Groc,
Corn, Flour, &c
Simon M. Blake, Foss st.. Merchant
Francis York, King's cor., W. I. G'ds, Groc,
Corn, Flour & Prov.
Samuel Stirapson, Cole & Rob. Bl'k, D. G'ds,
Groc, Corn, Flour, &c
Chas. A. Chadwick, King's cor., Merchant
John Barker, Lib. st., Millinerv & F. Goods
W. Bullock & Son, Lib. st., W. 1. G'ds, Groc,
Corn, Flour and Prov.
Cummings & West, Main st.. Stoves, Japan.
& Plated Ware, & Man. of Tin & Sh't-iron
Ware, Jobbing of all kinds done to order.
Seth C. Lane, cor. Lib. & Alf. sts., Oyster &
Refr. Saloon, Fruit & Confec.
David Taylor, Lib. st, Mer. Tailor, Cust. and
Re.-made Cloth., and Gents' Furn. Goods
Geo. C. Boyden, Lib. st., Period. Depot, B'ks,
Stationery, and Fancy Goods.
R. C. Boothby, Lib. St., Wash. Bl'k, Merchant
Tailor.
Gould & Hill, cor. Lib. & Frank, sts.. Beef,
Pork, Lard, Poultry, Sausages, &c., City
Market.
H. H. McKenney, Lib st., Sport'g G'ds, Gun-
smithing, &c , done to order.
E. H. Foss, Ches. st., People's Market, Meats
of all kinds constantly on hand.
P. M. Haines, Ches. st., W. I. Goods & Groc,
and City Liquor Agent.
L. M. Day, Clerk
Wm. Kenworthy, Jeff, st., W. I. Goods,
Groc, &c
Sands & Fogg, Lib. st., Market House, High.
Cash price paid for Hides, Calf-skins, Pelts
N. W. Gooch, Lib. St., Fancy Goods
Mrs. Clara A. Lumb, Laconia st., Dress-mak.
and Fancy Goods.
Joshua Chadbourn, Lib. St., Cab.-maker and
Dealer in Furniture.
J. S Kilgore, Smith's cor., Bald. Bl'k, Wines,
Brandies, Gin, and all kinds of Dom. Liq.,
and Brewer of Small Beer.
Otis Lane, No. 5, Lib. st., Wash. Bl'k, Oyster
Saloon and Billiard Hall.
Casper C. Lane, No. 5, Qnira. & Sweet. Bl'k,
Oys. House, Fruit & Confec
Chas. F. Staples, Lib. st.. Fruit, Confection.
Cigars, &c.
B. F. Dudley, Lib. st., WhoL Deal, in Wines,
Brandies, Gin, & Dom. Liquors.
G. T. Jordan & Co., Ches. st., Bakery
T. P. Buck, Baker
Lucien Adams, Spring's Isl., Jeweler
11
Jonathan Tuck, cor. Adams & Jeff, sts., Ex
Mayor.
J. S. Works, Bidd. Depot, Depot-mast, and
Truckman.
E. P. Pare her, Foss st., Ho. Carpenter
\V. Hill, Jr., Pool-road, Mas. Mariner
C. B. Day, cor. Lib. & Foss sts., Refreshm.
Saloon.
Daniel Holman, Highland House, (Pool)
John C. Hussey, Ocean " "
Christopher Hussey, Hussey " "
Geo. M. Bickford, Pool " «
Cyrus Gould, Ches. st., Oys. Saloon, Fruit &
Confectionery.
Thos. S. Burnham, Alfred road, Man. of Oil
Cloth.
D. S. Hooper, Real Estate Prop, and Farmer
H. A. Foss, Old P. 0 Build. Paints & Oil.s,
House & Sign Painting done to order.
C. L. Smith, Lib. st., Whol. & Retail DeaL in
For. and Dom. Liquors.
E. H. McKenney, No. 1 Wash. Bl'k, Lib. st.,
Gallery of Art, Photog., Ambrotypes, and
Melaineotypes.
J. R. Hall, op. P. 0., Hall's Pic. Gall., Crystal
Ambrotypes and Melaineotypes.
James Adams, cor. Lib. & Lac. sts., Photog.,
Ambro., Melain., &c
J. H. Shannon, So. st.. Artist
J. S Mitchell, Shan. Bl'k, Lib. st., Photog.,
Ambro. & Melaineotypes.
Samuel Hill, Ho. Carpenter and Farmer
Lewis B. Hayes, **
David Sinclair, **
John L. Drew, Mill Prop., & Lumberman
Frederick C. Drew, Machinist
Thos. Smith, Jr., Mariner
Seth Emery, House Carpenter
Levi B. Haws, Blacksmith
Edw. Mc Bride, Fisherman and Mariner
John C. Libby, Bacon st, Man. of Cof&ns,
Plates and Robes furnished to order.
Jeremiah Plummer, Lib. st., Livery Stable
0. W. Barker, Alfred st., " "
Chas. H. Bragdon, Pool-road, Stone-mason &
Contractor.
N. Johnson, Ches. st., Billiard Saloon
S. S. Baldwin, Smith's cor., Brewer
Woodman & Boyden, Spring's Isl'd, Iron
Machinists, & Man. of Woodman's Patent
Card Strippers, Drills and Force Pumps, &
Parker's Patent Card Grinders.
Andrew Hobeon, Jr., Spr. Island, Man. and
Deal, in all kinds of Lumber.
H. N. Boyden, cor. Brad. & Ches. sts.. Iron
Machinist, Founder, & Man. of Wood. Pat.
Card Strippers, &c.
John R. Townsend, Spr. Island. Man. of Lum.
D. N. Graffam, Sp. Island, Peg. Man.
Wm. Rutland, Spr. Isl., Iron Foun. & Mould.
Sam'l F. Tasker,'* " " '« "
Jas. M. Rutland, " " « « •*
L. H. Lincoln, » " « " «
Benj. F. Dyer, Ches. st, " " «
Leonard M. Chapman, Main st., Fum.-man
John Ham, Alf. st., Blacks'ng & Car. Work
Jacob D. Wadle gh, Gooch's Isl., Hor. & Ox
Shoeing, Mill-work and Jobbing.
Jessie Whitney, Wash, st., Blacks'g & Car.
Work.
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BIDDEFOUD.
C. D. Blsbee, cor. Lin. & Main sts., Horse
Sheer & Ciir.-smith.
Leonard Andrews, 2nd, Main st.. Horse Sho'g
& Car.-work.
Stephen Smith, Smith St., Foreman in Saco
Water-power Foundry.
Nath'l Kimball, Alf. St., Brickmaker & Peal.
C. J. Wedgwood, Main st., Man.
Sam'l Pillsbury, Spruce St., Overseer of W'd
Work for Saco W ater-power Co.
Moses P. Church, So. St., Job Taker in Saco
Water-power Alachine Shop.
R. W. Rumery, Hoi. -road, Job Taker in Saco
Water-power Machine Shop.
Josiah H. Boston, cor. Main & Smith sts.,
Man. of Sewing Machines.
Wm. H. Boardman, Laco. St., Pattern-maker
& Carpenter.
Nath'l Currier, Smith st., Mill-wright
Geo. A. Policy, Oil Carpet Man.
Jesse D. Smith, Alf. st., Boot and Shoemaker
E. C. Brackett. So. st., " "
Job Foss, MerriU st., " •'
Greenleaf Averill, Brad, st., Man. of Oil
Carpets.
B. R. DoUif, Spr. Isl., Ling's Pat. Self Anch.
Pump.
J. C. Chase, Factory Harn .-maker
Arthur Clowman, ' Brick-mason
Lane & Foss, Lib. st., Ad. & Bry. Bl'k, Alb'n
Saloon, Oysters, Ale, Fruit & Confec.
Joseph Dale', Green st., House Carpenter
Darius G. Libby, "'* "
A. E. Foss, Farmer
Joseph Linscott, "
Albert H. Oilman, Laconia st.. Foreman of
Machine Shop, Pepperell Corporation.
Mrs. Reb. Boulter, No. 1, Pep. Corp , Board'g
House.
Eunice Gross, No. 1, Pepp. Corp., Boarding
House.
Jacob K. Cole, Gooch st.. Alderman
B. F. Mosher, Main st., Shipmaster
J. L. Roberts, Lin. st., Prop. Stin. Grist Mill,
Man. & Deal, in Meal and Flour.
Jotham Perkins, Lin. st., Prop. Stm. Gris
Mill, .Man. & Deal, m Meal & Flour.
James Welch, Wentw. st., Laborer
B. G. Dame, cor. Main & Smith sts., Boot &
Shoemaker.
Isaac P. Gurney, Cutts st., Architect, House
Carp. & Builder.
Thos. Frost, Green st.. Laborer
Jotham Benson, Alf.-road, Sup't of Greenw'd
Cemetery.
Jas. 0. Benson, Alf.-road, Ass't Sup't of
Greenwood Cemetery.
E. Bassick, Hoop. Bl'k, Lib. St., Fancy Goods,
Fruits & Confectionery.
J. R. Bean, Charlestown, Mass.
Leander Lane, No. 9, Pepperell Cor., House
Carpenter.
John Huff, Gooch st., Wheelw. & Carpenter
B. J. Graves, High st., House Carp. & Build.
Sam'l Dollif, " " "
L. Emmons, Center st., " " "
Phil. Haines, Emery's Lane, Sizing Maker for
Laconia Corporation.
Nich. Wakefield, Gooch Isl., Man. & DeaL in
all kinds of Lumber.
M. T. Sampson, cor. Foss & Lib. sts., Boot &
Shoemaker.
D. F. Harmon, Main st., Boot & Shoemaker
Joshua Moore, Stone Mason
Colby Burrell, Machinist
E. F. Knight, Painter
John Witham, Farmer and Milkman
W. 0. Hooper, Seaman
Thos. Haley, Dentist
Obed Emery, Farmer
L. G. Smith, "
John T. Smith, "
Sam'l W. Smith, «
J. P. Suhr, •*
John Littlefiftld, «
Joshua Hooper, '*
Eli Smith, "
John Searey, "
Jeremiah Wadlin, "
John Q. Dennett, ' **
D. D. Hill, "
BUXTON.
Clergyman
Blacksmith
Att'y & Coun. at Law
John M. L. Babcock,
D. A. Maddox,
Sam'l Roy,
Geo. W. Cressy,
James Morton,
C. E. Weld,
E. M. Haines,
Edward Peabody, Physician & Surgeon
Sam'l Hanson, Dry Goods, Groc, & Man. of
Rea.-made Clothing.
Oliver Dow, Merchant, Mill Prop. & Lumber
Dealer.
Sam'l iMeserve, Merchant & Lumber Dealer
Wm. Sawyer, "
Chas. F. Boyuton, " Boot & Shoe Maker
L. J. Milliken, Merchant and Farmer
S. B. & D. F. Palmer, Livery Stable
Hiram Hayes, Justice of Peace and Farmer
Nathan Harmon, Blacksmith
Stephen Towle, "
Lumber Dealer
Hotel-keeper
Merchant and Farmer
Farmer & Ltsm. Dealer
Nath'l Lord,
Josiah Berry,
I. H. Towle,
Richard Palmer,
Wm. Milliken,
James Towle, Miilman
G. M. Akers, Carriage Maker
Arthur Boothby, Farmei*
Ivory Berry, Mill-owner & Lumber Deal.
Simon B. Davis, Lum. Surveyor and Farmer
Joel Marshall, Farmer & Blacksmith
Arthur Milliken, " "
Robert Wentworth, " Justice Peace
Oliver Tracy, Agt. Buxton Man. Co.
Daniel Dennett, Farmer & Land Surveyor
Hannah Stone, Teacher
Alonzo Strout, "
Clara Palmer, "
Horace Harmon, "
Aaron McKenney, Farmer & Lumbermaa
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BUXTON.
Sam'l Hill, 3d, Man. & Deal, in Stoves and
Tin Ware.
John H. Came, Lumber Dealer & Farmer
B. S. Rounds, Egg "
Chas. C. Andrews, Trader
Sam'l Dunnell, Jr., Painter & Car.-maker
Geo. W. Ward, "
Elias Sanborn, "
Andrew J. Lombard, Cooper and Farmer
James Bickford, Potter
I. P. Waterhouse, Music Teacher & Blacks'h
Wm. W. Haines, Farmer and Teamster
John W. Dean, Painter
Isaac Redlon, Blacksmith
Sumner C. Higgins, Tin-plate Worker
S. H, B. Sawyer, Carpenter
N. W. Sawyer,
H. Smith, Farmer and Teamster
John L. Berry, Shoemaker
John C. Mayo, Farmer and Cooper
Timothy Gibson, Farmer
Joseph W. Goodwin, "
N. C. Watson, "
Pelatiah Harmon, '*
Chas. H. Hill,
Nath'l Emery, "
Richard Bacon, "
Robert F. Harmon, **
Joseph Garland, "
James Brown, "
Albert J. Dunn, "
Amos Nichols, "
John C. Gilpatrick, "
Joseph Elwell, "
Ann M. Clay, "
Jonathan Clay, **
Eunice W. Clay, "
Nath'l H. Elwell, "
Jotham Harmon, "
Eunice Higgins, ■"
Jeremiah L. Dunn, **
Wm. Elden, «
Sam'l Dunn, "
Josiah W. Berry, "
Alvin Thompson, "
Jonathan Hutchinson, "
Frank Smith, **
Chas. Thompson, **
S. B. Palmer, «
Richard Steele, "
Jonathan Norton, "
Chas. B. Harding, "
Elijah Davis, «
A. B. Anderson, "
Trader
Butcher
Cooper
Lumber Deal. & Farmer
U U tl
Shoemaker
Wm. B. Emery, Farmer
B. F. Copp, "
Orin Bragdon, **
E. 0. Cressey, «
Ezekiel Bangs, "
Moses Hopkinson, **
Benj. E. Davis, "
Wm. Butler, ^
Nelson Jenness, **
J. C. Dearborn, **
John Eaton, ■"
E. F. Harmon, «
Jairus Hanscomb, "
James Johnson, **
John P. Hilton, «
Chas. Hilton, «
Jonathan Lewis, "
James Richards, **
Wm. Berry, "
W. Henry Elden, "
Frederic Hanson,
Leonard Berry,
James Smith,
Lemuel Merrill,
Thos. T. Pennell,
H. E. Webster,
James Tyler, **
Benj. Hawkes, Joiner and Farmer
James Flood, Car.-maker " "
Samuel Merrill, Cooper " ^*
Sylvina P. Waterman, Man. of Re.-mad«
Clothing.
James E. Pinkham, Painter
Orin F. Carpenter, Miller
Freeman Harmon, Millman
Daniel Clark, Laborer
Daniel Huntoon, Carriage Maker
John N. Bradeen, Potter and Farmer
M. C. Stiles, Machinist, Sash & Blind Man.
Jonah Johnson, Cooper and Farmer
A- K. P. Meserve, Millmaa
Sidney Sylvester, Pail Maker
J. 0. A. Harmon, Lumberman
Orrin A. Beny, Ambrotype Artist
Joseph P. Woodman, Carpenter & Painter
John M. Merrill, Millmaa
Wm. Scott, "
Eben Sawyer, Fanner and Stone-cutter
John P. Townsend, " " "
Isaac Runnels, *» " Shoemaker
R. Harmon, « " "
J. G. Harmon, Trader
R. G. Morton, Blacksmith
Eben. Hill, Fanner
BERWICK.
James M. Tibbets, Deal, in For. & Domestic
Hardware, (Great FaUs. N. H.)
Nath'l C. Hobbs, Farmer & Stock Grower, &
Teacher, (South).
James Tibby, Farmer, Lumberman, & Deal.
in Hay and Stock, (South).
Geo. Moore, Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries,
(Great FaUs, N. H.)
B. Hull, Farmer & Lumberman, (North)
Wm. F. Lord, Overseer in Cotton Mills, (Great
Falls, N.H.)
Wm. H. Gerrish, Farmer, (Lebanon)
Wm. A. Rollins, Deputy Sheriff
James Clark, Jr., Farm. & Lumbenti'n, (So.jr
Perkins & Co., Manf'rs & Deal's in Confec-
tionery and Cigars, (Great Falls. N. H.)
Chas W. Hobbs, Farmer, Stock Grower, and
Carpenter, (South).
Levi Clark, Farmer, Stock Grower, & Lnmi^.
berman, (South).
Franklin J. Rollins, Wheel Manf. & Planinff
& Turning Mill, (G. Falls, N. H.)
Rufus Clark, Farmer, Stock Grower, & Lam*
berman, (South).
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F. Merrill, Car. & Sleigh Man., (G. F., N. H.)
Samuel Alley, Prop. Maine Hotel, *' "
James T. Gniv, Alaiif. Pianoforte Keys and
Fanner. (Great Falls N. H.)
Wm. A. Wooster, Farmer, (G. F., N. H.)
S. H. Hanson, Blacksmith, " "
J. S. Hanson, " " "
F. M. Davis, Baker, " "
Timothy Goldthwait, Prop. Bowling Saloon,
(Great Falls, N. H.)
Gideon S. Burnhum, Wheelwr't,(G. F., N. H.)
Hezekiah Fall, Farmer, " "
A. B. Spencer, Shingle & Clapboard Manf.,
Carpenter & Farmer, (G. F., N. H.)
Reuben Randall, Shingle & Clapboard Manf.,
Carpenter and Farmer, (G. F., N. H.)
Paul >mith. Fanner, (G. F., N. H.)
Ghas. H. Dyer,
Ivorv Lord, " "
Hanson & Blaisdell, Dealers in Corn, Flour,
Groceries, &c., (G. F's, N. H.)
C. S. Blaisdell, Dealer in Corn, Flour, Groc,
&c., («i. F's, N. H.)
Wm. Hanson, Deal, in Corn, Flour, Groceries,
&c., (G. F's, N. H.)
Geo J. Lord, Music Teacher, (G. F's, N. H.)
E. B. Perkins, " "
Wm. Stacv, H. Carp. & Farm., " "
Thos. H. Fox, Farmer, " "
Samuel Hubbard, " " "
H. K Stanley, Peddler, " "
W. T. Ricker, Farmer & Currier. & Manf. of
Wax Belting, Card& Strop Leather, (Great
Falls, N. H.)
Levi K. Brackett, Carp'r & Far.,(G. F. N. H.)
Aug. S. Kelly, Man. & Deal. Soap, " '*
Mark Worster, Farmer, " "
Jas. G. Newcomb. Carpenter, Painter, and
Farmer, (G. F's, N. H.)
WICK.
Geo. F. Fall, Farmer, (G. F's, N. H.)
Tristom Fall, " " "
J. Gowell, Far. & St'k Grow.,G. F's.,(N H.)
Reuben Goodrich, Farmer, " ''
Jos. Brackett, F'r. & St'k Gro'r, "
Dan'l C. Haye.s, " " " " "
Eben. Worster, Farm. & Joiner, " "
Oliver Hill, Manf. all kinds Leather, (Great
Falls, N. H.)
Lewis L. Bean, Farmer, (G. F's, N. H.)
Jos. H. Roberts, "
David S. Roberts, " " «
Jas. Clement", Far. & Shoem'r, " "
Thos. Hearfi, Farm. & Butcher, " "
C. Parker, Manf. and Wholesale Dealer in
Confeorionery & Cigars, (G. F's, (N. H.)
Linzey Wallis, Far. & Clergyman, " "
H. Clements. Far. & Shoemaker, " "
F. A. Lord, Deal, in Stoves & Brass, Copper,
Brit. & Jap. Ware, & Manf. Spinning Cvl-
enders, 27 Market St., (G. F's, N. fl.)
John W. Tibbetts, Farmer and Stock Grow-
er, (G. F's, N. H.)
Lewis ribbetts,F. & Clergym'n,(G. F., NH.)
Jacob K. Webster, Farmer, " "
Lafavette vVallingford, " " **
Wm: 0. Rust, " " «
Elijah Horn, Blacksmith, " "
Stephen H. Roberts, Butcher, " "
Nath'l N. Kurd, " » «
John H. Hurd, Farmer, " "
Edw. R. Mclntire, House, Sign, & Ornament-
al Painter, (Berwick).
Wm. Preston, Farmer, (G. F's, N. H.)
J. A. Neally, " " «
Samuel Hale, Agent for Factory
A. P. Richards, Farmer
Albert Shapleigh, Blacksmith
G. C. Wallingford, Farmer
Ezra Goodrich, Farmer & Lumberman
NORTH BERWICK.
Physician and Surgeon
Botanic Physician
Clergyman
F. B. «
(> ((
Conn, and Att'y at Law
Geo. D. Staples,
Freeman Hall,
Daniel Hanson,
Wm. Quint,
C. 0. Libby,
Theodore Stevens,
Au.stin Fdgerly,
Nath'l Hobbs,
T. H. Hubbard, " " "
Chadburn & Roberts, Dealers in Dry Goods
and Groceries.
Geo. H. Snow & Co., Deal's in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, &c.
John Johnson, Deal, in Drv Goods, Groceries,
Medicines, and Town ClerK.
Moses S. Hurd, Deal, in Hardware & Stoves,
Sheet Iron and Tin Plate Worker.
Thaddeus Littlefield, Tailor & Deal, in Cloth,
Trimming.', & Gents' Fur. Goods.
Geo. W. Gray, Tailor and Draper
David S. Swett, House Carpenter & Builder
B. R. Richmond, Overseer in Weaveroom
Jos. Stackpole, Teacher and Farmer
Levi Haiiscom, Farm. & Deal, in Lumber
Wm. Hobbs. Manufacturer
Nathan Neal, Blacksmith and Farmer
E. Jon«», Periodical Depot, Oyster & Befresh-
nent kialoon.
Ebenezer Nowell, Farmer
Wm. Ham, Farm., House Carp'r, & Shoemak'r
Daniel A. Hurd, Farmer
Joshua Hurd, "
Horace Hall, »«
Chas. E. Hall, «
Daniel Feruald, **
B. Hall «»
James Hall, ♦•
Reuben H. Ricker, "
Elijah Hayes, 2d, *
Virgil M. Came, "
Tristram F. Johnson, "
Jos. G. Goodwin, tarmer & Deputy Sheriff
Wm. Hill, Manf. of all kinds of Woolen Gd's
Reuben S. Randall, Farmer
Paul Hussey, Farmer & Horse Dealer
Mark Johnson, 2d, Farmer
Ezra Billings, "
Jam* 8 Staples, "
Newell B. Varney, "
C. W. Henderson, Telegraph Operator
Frank Allen, Operative
Stephen Ford, 2d, Farmer
Nathan Merrill, Prop, of Saw Mill and Dealer
in Lumber.
Reuben Chadbourn, Farmer
John Hall« Farmer and Trial Justice
N. M. Shorborn, " •♦ •
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NORTH BERWICK.
157
Silas H. Young, Fanner and Blacksmith
John Brackett, Fanner
J. H. Staples, House and Ship Carpenter
Aaron Varney, Manf. of Plows and all kinds
of Castings, & Breeder of Improved Cattle
and English Horses.
John B. Varney, Manf. of Plows & all kinds
of Castings, & Breeder of Improved Cattle
and English Horses.
Wm. Brawn, Farmer
John W. Brawn, *'
Silas Bedell, "
James A. Bedell, "
Paul Stone, Fanner and Stone Cutter
Josiah N. Norton, Bag. Master P. S. & P. R. R.
C. D. Healev, Ambrotype Artist
Samuel A. Hullard, Farmer
Isaiah Pinkham, Jr., Farmer & Shoemaker
Francis Hurd, Farmer & Deal. Fancy Stock
Amos Langley, Farmer
Abraham P Libby, "
VVm. F. Libby, «
Paul Dillingham, Far. & Bnckm'n,(LebRnon).
Sylvester W. Abbott, Farm. & Deal, in Stock
and Lumber.
Geo. G. Frost, Teacher
John Neal, Farmer
Albert C. Buffum, "
Isaac M. Hobbs, Far., & Man. & Deal. in Luro.
Isaac Hobbs, Farm., & Man. & DeaL Lumber
Kufus Hurd, Farmer
Chas Junkins, Manf. of Edged Tools & Shoer
of Cattle and Horses.
Andrew Chase, Farmer
SOUTH BERWICK.
Cong. Clergyman
F. B. "
Coun. and Att'y at Law
E. W. Allen,
Joel Baker,
D. P. Harriman,
Abner Oakes,
John N. Goodwin,
Theodore H. Jewett, Physician and Surgeon
Chas T. Trafton, " "
Shepley W. Ricker, York Co. Mu'l Fire and
Piscataqua Fire & Marine Ins. Co.
W. A. Cromwell, Trial Justice, (Depot)
B. F. Davis, Deputy Sheriff and Constable
Josiah Paul, Farmers' Hotel
Isaac L. Moore, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groc,
Crockery, and Glassware.
John G. Thompson, Wholesale Deal, in Books,
Stationerv, Medicines, and Perfumerv.
Granville Grant, Depot Master, P. S. & P. R.R.
Josiah M. Norton, Bag. Mast'r, P. S.& P.R.R.
Albert VV. Clark, Station Ag't, B. & M. R R.
J. P. Da\ is. Stove and Tinplate Worker
Richard Davis, Farmer
S. W. Chad bourne, "
Benj. F. Goodwin, Farm. & House Carpent'r
Andrew J Nealley, Farm'er
John H. Plumer, Livery Stable Keeper
C. F. Plumer, Ship Master
Hollis Witt, Deal. Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,
and Fancy Goods.
Henry Ricker, Farmer
Samuel Knight, Fanner and Blacksmith
J. S. Pike, Union Store, Division No. 79
Farmer
Farm. H. & S. Carpenter
Farmer
Farmer and Wheelwright
Farmer
Farmer & Ship Carpenter
Farmer
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Farmer
Wm. Huntress,
Daniel Goodwin,
Mark F. Goodwin,
Robert Lord,
Henry W. Lord,
A. Stackpole,
John Hanscom,
Alex. Fiske,
Wm. Flynn,
Barth'w Wentworth,
Chas. C. Merrill,
Ebenezer Wadleigh,
Geo. H. Fogg, "
Samuel A. Hubbard, "
E. R. Mc Entire, Sign, House, & Car. Painter
Chas. H. Thompson, Ambrotype Artfet
C. D. Healey, « "
John Goodwin, Farmer
S. I. Hooper, "
Albert Shapleigh, Blacksmith
H. 0. Ladd, Teacher
E. C. Parks, Wholesale Fancy Goods, Sta-
tionery, &c.
Geo. Hobbs, Farmer & Stock Grower
G. W. Hatch, Teacher
F. H Go wen. House Carpenter & Farmer
Paul Stone, Farmer and Stone Cutter
CORNISH.
Physician & Surgeon
F. B.
Druggist
Clergyman
Inn-keeper
Farmer
Edwin W. Wedgwood, Coun. & Att'y at Law
John Jameson, " *' *'
Ca^eb R. Ayer, " » «
John S. Walker,
C. F. Bonney,
Ben]. Thompson,
W. B. Pike,
Henry F. Snow,
Joshua D. Small,
Levi Morrill,
T. A. Johnson,
Henry B. Pike,
Silas West,
Ammi Boynton,
Daniel Pugsley,
H. Morrill.
Franklin Cole,
Roj'al Sanborn,
Geo. F. Rand,
Thompson LincoliL
H.A.Pike,
Humphrey Ayer,
C. C. Cole,
Eichard F, Warrei^,
Man. of Shoes
Carriage Painter
Artist
Farmer & P. M.
House Carpenter
M. B. Davis,
H. S. Thompson,
D. 0. Moulion,
John Berry. -
HaiTison Guptil,
Lorenzo Day,
Samuel Smith,
N. W. Barker,
Nathaniel Pease,
Ivory Allen,
Chas. F Ridlon,
James Storer,
John Briar,
Durrell Nason,
Edmund Trafton,
0. T. Guptil,
A. M. Guptil,
L. W. Small,
B. F. Pease,
F'reeman Pugsley,
Levi W. Stone,
Augustus Parker,
Nouh Weeks,
Tin Plate Worker
Tanner and Currier
Farmer and Teacher
Farmer
Clock and Watch Repairer
Farmer and Teacher
Farmer
Teaclw:
Farmer and Mill Prop.
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DAYTON.
Daniel Hill, Jr., MUlman & Lumber Dealer
James Meserve, Farmer
John Whitehouse, "
David Meserve, "
Z. G. Staples, Surveyor
Oliver Dow, Farmer and Blacksmith
Leonard Foiird, Farmer
Ammi Dennet, "
Alpheus Dyer, "
Columbn? 'Dyer, "
Levi J. Rumery, Jobber
Geo. A. Young, Farmer
Cyrus Cleaves, Carpenter and Farmer
Albert Dow, Farmer
John Hill, Millman and Lumber Dealer
Dane Hill, Farmer
Henry T. Moores, "
H. Drew, 2d, Farmer and Ship Carpenter
J. Drew;
B. B. Jose, ^ Carpenter
Philip Libbv, Farmer & Fancy^Stock Dealer
David Brown, ' Farmer
Levi Cousins, Farmer and Market-man
Hezekiah Young, Farmer
H. Dow, "
Robert C. Smith, "
Stephen Bridges, "
Israel Libby, "
Wm. Weeks, "
Enoch W. Hill, "
Rufus A. Smith, "
Chas. B. Cleaves, Farmer and Carpenter
John C. Clark, Farmer, Carpenter, & Tor-
rey's Patent Beehive Maker.
Henry Carlton, Wood Dealer
Francis N. Clark, Farmer and Teacher
Phineas Nason, Farmer
Chas. H. Roberts, "
Almon H. Hill, "
Samuel Wilkins, Seaman
Samuel Hill, Farmer
Sarah L. Hill.
Joshua Dyer, Farmer
Thos. D. Rumery, "
Fairfield Smith, Farmer and Machinist
E L li I O T.
Timber and Lumber
Farmer
G. A. Hammond,
Horace Parker,
James Shapleigh, "
James M. Shapleigh, *'
J. P. Shapleigh, Depot Master & Farmer
James G. Jenkins, Farmer & Civil Engineer
Asa Gowen, Co. Commissioner
Dan'l A. Hill, Tanner & Currier, & Collector
Alex. Junkins, Farmer, Tanner & Currier
0. A. Jones, Physician & Surgeon
John Hammond, House Carpenter
Sylvester M. Brooks, " "
Henry C.Hammond, " "
Wm.'Shapley, Farmer and Blacksmith
Isaac D. Smith, " " "
Benj. Kennard, " " Marketman
Andrew Leighton, " " "
Nathan Paul, " " Ship Carp.
Geo. C. Bartlett, Farmer
W. 0 Jones, "
Joseph Fogg, "
Joseph F. Kennard, "
Joseph Hammond, "
Jeremiah Libby, P. M., and Farmer
Noah Randall, Trader
Calvin H. Guptill, Physician & Surgeon
James Fernald, Farmer & House Carpenter
Elliott F. Scammon, " " "
Oliver Dixon, " Ship Builder
Chas. W. Rogers, " Ship Carpenter
Tobias Frye, «
Augustus Brooks, " "
John Paul, " "
Alvah Remick, Shipwright
Wm. Hammond, Farmer and Surveyor
Joseph B. Remick, House Carpenter
Levi Remick, " "
N. Bartlett & Sons, Farmers & Butchers
Alex, Shapleigh, " "
Wm. Hill,
Andrew F. Shapleigh, " Marketman
Timothy Dame, Civil Engineer
John H. Staples, Ship Carpenter
Samuel Shapleigh, Farmer & Butcher
John H. Fernald, Parmw
James S. Tobey, "
Wm. Brooks, **
Leander Brooks, "
Washington Remick, "
G. W. Leighton, "
Elisha Shapleigh, **
Wm. P. Shapleigh, «
Ichabod S ackpole, "
Geo. W. Fernald, "
Sam'l S. Simpson, "
Chas. Stacy, "
Chandler Shapleigh, "
Asa A. Hill, "
Solomon Staples, "
Samuel Fernald, "
John R. Hanscom, "
A. K. P. Hammond, "
Chas. B. Jones, "
Chas. W. Hammond, Farm., Tann. & Currier
John Tucker, Farmer & House Carpenter
S. Hanscom, " "
Joseph Frost, Justice of Peace & Farmer
Geo. Butler, Brick-mason
Samuel Clark, Farmer & Ship Carpenter
John R. Hill, " Tanner & Currier
Alonzo Morrill, Farmer & Drover
John Morrill, Farmer & Blacksmith
Daniel Goodwin, " "
Nath'l Knowlton, " Car.-maker
Nath'l Knowlton, Jr., " "
Sylvester Ferguson, Farm., Contrac. & Build.
James M Raitt, House Carpenter
John L. Emery, " ^'
Wm. 0. Brooks, " «
Chas. E. Paul, 2d, " "
Chas. W. Dixon, " "
Jefferson Raitt, Blacksmith
Joseph Wherren, Ship Carpenter
James K. Paul, " "
Thos. Staples, " "
Geo. H. Nelson, " "
Wm. A. Lvdston, " "
Alpheus H. Brooks, " "
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
159
E li L I O T .
Otis Holmes,
Tbos. F. Brooks,
J. Harmon Frisbee,
Wm. G. Eraer^',
Stephen Worster,
Cong. Clergyman
Brick and Stone Mason
Farmer and Grocer
" " Mason
Carpen'r
Daniel Lvdston, Farmer & Ship Carpenter
Oilman Raitt, "
Ghas. F. Hanscom, " " "
Ichabod Cole, Clerk in Kittery Navy Yard
Joseph Furbish, Farmer & House Carpenter
J. F. Worster, " Wood Machinist
Hamilton Spinney, House Joiner
Thos. C. Bartlett, Farmer, Lumberman, and
Mill-owner.
Wm. Parker, Farm., Lumbe'n, & Mill-owner
Stephen Fei-guson, Farmer
J. H. Butler, «
Daniel Junkins, "
Abraham Brooks, "
Chas. E. Paul, «
Dan'l P. Spmney, "
Geo. T. Stacy, «
James Hubbard, <*
Augustus Stacy, *»
Moses Goodwin, "
H O L L I S .
Coun. and Att'y at Law
Physician and Surgeon
Dentist
Clerg}'-man
u
Merchant
Farmer
H. K. Bradbury,
A. K. Bradbury,
William Sweat,
J. Haynes,
Elbridge Bacon,
James M. Hodgdon,
Jesse Warren,
Joseph Warren,
Wm. G. Merrill,
Moses Dunn,
Thomas Carll,
Moses Davis, "
Timothy Tarbox, Hotel Keeper
B. B. Bradbury, Farmer and Stone Cutter
Jeremiah Carll, Farmer
Nathaniel Sawyer, Farmer and Carpenter
John Wakefielcl, Farmer
Samuel C. Wakefield,
Caleb Locke, Farmer and Brick-layer
J. B. Hanson, Painter
James Brown, Farmer
Moses T. Smith, Farmer and Shoemaker
Robert B. Hanson, Farmer and Brickmaker
Joseph Dyer, Farmer and Blacksmith
Eleazar Burnham, Farmer and Mason
Thomas T. Kenrick, Potter
Daniel York, Farmci
Daniel Hanson, "
Cyrenus Foss, Farmer and Mason
Wm. S. Mou'ton, Farmer
Josiah B. Libby, Farmer and Carpenter
Samuel S. Raymond, Farmer
Joseph Gilford, "
T. L. Carll, "
Richard Moulton, Merchant
Almon Johnson, Farmer
Charles Brooks, "
D. W. Reed, Boot and Shoemaker
E. B. Kimball, Farmer and Mason
Francis A. Burnham, Boot & Shoemaker
Geo. Palmer, Brickmaker
Roscoe G. Stewart, Farmer and Mason
Daniel Benson, Farmer
0. Benson, "
Chas. Wormwood, Shoemaker
Nathaniel Smith, Farmer and Millman
Daniel H. Smith,
John P. Smith,
Stilman Rand,
C. B. Johnson,
Ezra VVoodward,
Joseph W. Haley,
James Chadboui'n,
Samuel Burnham,
Samuel W. Cole,
Daniel Maddox,
John D. Hanson, '
Frank J. Googins,
Nicholas Smith,
Samuel D. Atkinson,
Francis Smith,
Fred. E. Woodman,
Henry Scammon,
Samuel Ridlon,
Andrew J. Martin,
Aaron Clark, Jr.,
Nicholas Ridlon,
A. B. Abbott,
Joseph L. Rumery,
R. G. Mason,
John Lane,
Susan A. Nason,
C. VV. West,
Joseph Linscott,
Wm. Campbell,
John S. Clark,
Levi Harmon,
H. W. Briant,
Henry U. Miller,
John Bell,
Edmond Bradis,
Farmer
Hotel Keeper, (North)
Farmer and Mason
Farmer
Farmer & Brickmaker
Farmer
Farmer and Butcher
Painter
Farmer
Farmer and Brickmaker
Farmer & Brick-layer
F'armer
Fanner and Mason
Carpenter
Farmer and .Mason
Farmer
Farmer and Millman
Prop, of Clothing Mill
Fanner
Millman
Farmer
Brickmaker
Tailor
Millman
House Carpenter
Teacher
Lumber Dealer
Railroad Contractor
Farmer
Wm. Marr, Overseer of Dressing-room
Nathaniel T. Ridlon, Carpenter
Daniel Kimball, "
A. L. Ridlon, Box-maker
Leonard Rand, "
Nelson Jennis, Farmer
J. W. Dockum, Millman and Joiner
S. Stilman Maddox, Millman
John f^^awyer. Merchant and Farmer
Wm Waterhouse, Farmer
Ephraim Tibbets, Millwright
KITTERY
Stilman B. Allen,
Moses A. Safford,
Howard Cutts,
M. F. Wentworth,
Lewis Allen,
Coun. and Att'y at Law
Physician and Surgeon
" " " (P'nt)
R. F. Gerrish, Mer., Notary Public, and Prop.
Gerrish House, (Summer Resort) (Point).
Daniel Frisbee, Merchant, (Point)
Paschal M. Langton, W. I. Goods, Groceries,
Flour, &c., (Depot).
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
K I T T E R Y.
II. R. Philbrick, Merchant
Joseph Cox, Carpenter in U. S. Navy Yard
N. Sewall Tayne, Accountant
Ephraim Oris, Bhicksmith
chandler Brooks, Ship Builder
John Neal,
John F. Mathews, " "
Charles G. liella my, House Carpenter,(Point)
James H. Rowell, Clergyman
Wm. H. Emery, Draftsman U. S. Navy Yard
E. C. Spinney, Farmer and Trader
John F. I'aul, House and Ship Carpenter
J. L. Peckham, Boot and Shoe Manf.
Augustus H. Adams, House and Ship Joiner
Jolrn Rogers, Kursery, Seedman, & Florist
A. P. Wentworth, House and Ship Joiner
Oliver Wilson,
James Philbrick, Watchman U. S. N. Yard
Joseph Williams, House & Ship Carpenter
Washington Williams, H. Carp'r & Builder
Horatio VV. Trefetheu, Ship ]\Iaster
Chas. W. Trefefhen, Ship Joiner
Lewis W. Trefethen, Ship Calker
Wm. W. Tobey, House and Ship Joiner
Daniel Parry, Ship Carpenter
Thos. A. Sterling, House Carpent'r& Builder
John Prj'or, Ship Carpenter & Boat Builder
John C Pryor, Ship Carpenter
Lydia F. Locke.
E. A. Locke, Mariner
Theodore Keen, Ship Carpenter & Watchman,
U. S. Navy Yard.
John E. Currier, House and Ship Joiner
A. J. Stimson, Ship Carpenter
Wm. Mason, " ' "
Sylvester Frye, Carriage & Sleigh Manf 'y
John W Leach, House Carpenter
C. W. Cottle, Butcher and Deal, in Stock
Joshua W. Lewis, Ship Carpenter
Wm. W. Locke, House "
Burlington Paul, Ship "
AVarington Paul, Farm, and Dealer in Stock
Josiah Keen, Watchman U. S. Navy Yard
Willard Hanscom, Ho., Ship, & Sign Painter
Noah Grant, Shoemaker
Luther P. Call, Ship Master
John C. Call, " "
Thos M. Weeks, « •'
Noah Hurst, " «'
Isaac Mitchell, Jr., " "
Farmer and P. M., (Depot)
Farmer
Farmer, (Depot)
Farmer
Boot and Slioe Manf.
Ship Carpenter
Ship Master, (Point)
Jos. Lanston,
John Williams,
Alvin Libby,
Gowen Wilson,
Daniel Cook,
J. G. Chambers,
Martin Wherren,
Washington Wilson,
Joseph Mitchell,
Jesse F. Patch, House Carpenter, "
Wm. L. Tobey, ^^^'P Master, **
Isaac D Phillips, Cooper, *'
Thos. Seward, Ship Master, "
Thos H. Fortune, Manf 'r Ladies' Shoes, "
Daniel W. Frisbee, Ship Master, '*
John B. Wilson, Ship Carpenter, "
D. P. Hutch ins, House Carpenter, "
Zachariah Williams, Ship Master, "
Samuel D. Weeks, Farmer, "
Abner Collins. Ship Master, "
Thos. 0. Hoyt, Pro. of Portsmouth & Kittery
Point Mail Stage.
Supply C. Dame, Ship Master, (Point)
Luther i^orton. Farmer, "
Wm. P. Mugridge, H. Carp'r & Farmer, "
Hiram D. Briggs, Trader
S. W. Norton, Farm. & Deal, in Stock
Abraham Bray, Ship Master. (Point)
Daniel Riley, Shoe Manf, "
W. G. Parker, Farmer, House Carpenter, &
Builder. (Point).
Geo. E. Pai-ker, Farmer, (Point)
Samuel Parker, " "
Simon Lewis, Farmer and House Carpenter
Jefferson T. Lewis, Farmer and Teacher
John Wentworth, Farmer
Joel Wilson, Christian Clergyman
Samuel Swain, Farmer, (Depot)
Abram S. Deering. Mariner, (Point)
Franklin W. Blany, Watchman U. S. N. Y'd
Geo. W. Muchemore, Blacksmith
1). M. Shapleigh, Teacher
Thos. Hnrd, Farmer
Jotham H. Gerry, Ship Carpenter
Hamden C. Keene, Farmer
Wni! Wilson, "
Joseph Todd, "
Henry Riley, Shoe Manf., (Point)
Jesse E. Frisbee, Ship Master, (Point)
Thos. Clarkson, '^ " "
KENNEBUNK.
J. A. Swan, Unit. Clergyman
F. E. Fellows, Cong. '"
Edmund Worth, Bap. "
A. R. Svlvester, Meth. "
M. J. Prescott, (Ken. Port), Bap. "
Carleton Small, F. Bap. "
James M. Scone, Att'y at Law
Jos. Dane, " "
Edw. E. Bourne, Jr., " "
Jos. Titoomb, Ship -owner, & Pres. Ocean
^ Bank.
Edw. W. Morton, Horn. Physician
Orren Ro«s, "
Lemuel Richards, Physician & Apothecary
Jos. C. Hill, Student with Bourne & Stone
Nath'l L. Thompson, Ship-owner & Builder
Cash, of Ocean Bank
F. P. Hall, Trader
Joseph Sargent, "
Adam McCuUoch, "
Chas. L. Dresser, Dry Goods, Groc, Re.-made
Clothing, Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes, &c.
Sam'l Clark, Lumber and Merchant
Samuel B. Jelleson, Merchant & Blacksmith
Stephen Perkins, Ship Builder
Ivory Littlefield, Trader &, Depot Master
James G. Cousins, Dry & W. I. Goods, etc.,
and Merchant Tailor.
B. F. Goodwin, Mousam House
E. C. Frost, Trader
M:irk Poole, Ship Builder
Abner Clark, " "
Wm. Cole, ." "
Geo. Christenton, " "
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KENNEBUNK.
Joseph Getchell, Stove Dealer
John Cobby, Groc, Confec, Nuts, Fruits,
Imp. Ale, Porter, etc.
W. A. Hall, Stage-owner and Driver from
Ken. Vil. to Ken. Depot.
J. H. Ferguson, Man. of Doors, Sash & Blinds,
Sawing, Planing, etc.
B. S. Thompson, Jeweler
Geo. Leach, Machinist
Sam'l Kimball, Miller
Jonas Merrill, Carpenter
Stephen A. Seavey, "
Samuel Hooper, Farmer
Wm. Ross, "
Tobias Walker, "
Samuel Smith, "
Joshua Wakeneld, "
Sargent P. Day, "
James Sands, "
Owen Went worth, "
John G. Fisk, "
Aaron C. Ricker, "
Joel F. Larrabee, "
Wm. H. Moody, Sign, Car., & Fan. Painter
Daniel C. Emery, Shipsmith
Jacob Stuart, "
A. H. Watson, Ship Work, Horse Shoeing, &
Carriage Work.
L. B. Adams, Horse Shoer
John S. Manson, Sliip Joiner
Justin Downing, " "
Richard L. Peabody, " "
Geo. Gooch, " "
John I. Ellis, Mariner
Leonard T. Webber, House & Ship Paint.
J. L. Clough, House Carpenter
Wm. Tibbetts, Ship Carpenter
Geo. B. Littlefield, '• "
Wm. B. Durrell, " «'
John F. Drown, " "
John T. Brown, " "
James W. Day, " ''
Geo. Anderson, " *'
Benj. F. Jellison, Ship Caulker
Mary E. Bartlett, Teacher
R. W. & G. W. Lord, Man. of Seine, Net,
Herring, Patent, & Fancy Twine.
J. W. Sargent, Car. & Sleigh Maker, & Deal.
in Re. -made Coffins.
Marshall Lowell, Blacksmith
Ambrose Littlefield, Bag.-mas., P. S. & P. R.R.
Albert Junkins, Workman, " " "
Robert Fletcher, " " " "
Oliver Perkins, Lumber Man.
Alex. Grant. MiUraan
James Littlefield, Truckman
Isaac Burnham, Shoemaker
John Walker, Farmer & Stock Grower
Joseph Waterhouse, " " *'
Horace Junkins, " Millman
J. T. Noble, " Butcher
P. C. Wiggin, "
Geo. Varney, Iron Foundry. Constantly on
hand, Plows & Cultivators, Ship, and all
other kinds of Castings.
Alfred Littlefield, Car .-Work, & Ho. Carp.
Joseph A. Haley, Farmer
James Stevens, "
Theodore Thompson, «
Seth Emmons, •»
Collins Emmons, »«
James Smith, "
Chas. Smith, "
Daniel Jacobs, «
James B. Jacobs, «
Rufus Smith, «
J. Smith, «
Jeremiah Dutch, , *•
John Waterhouse, Jr., ♦'
Sam'l Cousens, «
Sarah M. Thompson, «*
Joshua E. Tread well, «
James Thompson, •«
Sam'l Littlefield, Jr., •<
Chas. Webber, »*
Jotham Day, **
Sylvan us Day, "
A. F. Wormwood, "
Ivory Chick, «'
Hiram Wells, "
Abner Boothby, Ship Master
Ivory Goodwin, Farmer «Sc Ship Carpenter
Palmer Walker, Saddle & Harn.-Maker
S. E. Bryant, Clerk of Custom House
Hiram Huston, Millman
Sam'l C. Talpey, Spar Man.
Amos Lunt, Ship Carpenter
Jasoa L. Emerv, Engineer and Millman
Ezekiel Wakefield, "
J. P. Emery, Ship Carpenter
Sam'l E. Robinson, Ship Calker
Edmund Warren, Dep. Sherifl'
Richard C. Raynes, Foundry. Ship Wheel &
Plow Castings constantly on hand.
James Osborn, For. & Dom. Dry G'ds, Groc.
Crock., Glass & Hard Ware.
Stuart & Willey, Tin & Sheet Iron Workers,
and Stove Dealers.
Isaac Downing, Ship Joiner
Orin Kimball, House Builder and Architect
Daniel Gillpatrick, Blacksmith, Hor.-Shoeing
and Car.-Work.
Nath'l L. Freeman, Draftsman, Ship & Hou.
Joiner.
Morris Holman,
M. J. Prescott,
A. F. Barnard,
Geo. W. Barber,
Chas. C. Perkins,
Anthonv Luques,
Frank B. KimbaU,
Robert Towne,
Alden B. Day,
Johft Murphy,
KENNEBUNKPORT
Cong. Cler^rvman
Meth.
Merchant
Physician
Retired Ship Master
Ship Master and Owner
Ship 0 .vaa
Thos. No well. Ship Master and Owner
Benj Dudley, Retired Merchant
Enoch Cou^^ens, Dealer in For. & Dom. Dry
Goods and Groceries.
Andrew Luques,
S. W. Pinkham,
F. S. Bryant,
Geo. B. Carle,
Ivory Goodwin,
Horace Davis,
Merchant
Trader
Apothecary and Jeweler
Express and Coachman
Spring Hotel
Pump and Block-maker
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KENNEBUNKPORT.
T. G. Larabee, Tin & Sheet Iron Worker, &
Dealer in Stoves.
Wm. Davis, Ship Master and Owner
D. P. Jeflerds, Trader
James H. Tripp, Blacksmith
Francis W. Goodwin, House Carpenter
Benj. Brown. Ship Carpenter
Wm. H. Walker, Farmer
Thos. Maling, Rigger and Farmer
Clement Perkins, Fanner
Abner Perkins, "
Luther Perkins, Farmer and Butcher
Daniel L. Hadlock, Stone Mason & Farmer
P. H. Perkins, Ship Master and Owner
Mrs. Miranda Perkins, Farmer
A. K. MerriU, "
A. M. HufF, "
John Drown, "
Thos. Nowell, Ship Master and Owner
Woodburv Smith, Farmer
Shedric Clough, "
.Io3. D. Tripp, House Carpenter
Daniel Gooch, Farmer and Blacksmith
Abraham Perkins, Master Ship Builder
Hugh Boles, Ship Carpenter
Hercules H. Chadbourne, Blacksmith
Jonas Houghton, Farmer
John C. Murch, Carriage Manf. & Mill Own'r
Oliver Whitehouse, Farmer
Wm. Durrell, "
Nath'I L. Freeman, Draftsman, and Ship and
House Joinei",
Wm. Smith, 3d, Farmer
John Peabody, Mariner and Watchman
Wm. J. Patten, Manf r of Lumber
Thos. Washburn, Farmer
Richard 0. Osgood, Farm. & Manf 'r Lumber
O. S. Nason, » "
.James Nason, Farmer
Aaron R. Libby, Farm. & House Carpenter
.John Nason, " Retired Ship Master
Nath'I Mitchell, Farmer
Albert J. Hatch, "
Wm. F. Durell, Farmer and Stock Dealer
John Downing, Steam Mill Prop'r
Israel Downing, Farmer and Teacher
Stephen Downing, " Butcher
Jos. L. Small, Farmer and Lumberman
Jos. Taylor,
Wm. Meserve, " Tanner, & Currier
.John Tarbox, " and Carpenter
Abraham Currier, " and Teamster
T. H. Maling, Ship Master
Wm. Brown, Farmer
a. H. Gould, Ship Owner
Keeper of the Poor
Ship Master
Farmer
u
Jobber and Laborer
Farmer
Wm. Wildes, Ship Master
Seth Grant, Jr., House Joiner
N. L. Proctor, Shoemaker
C. G. Perkins, Farmer
Joseph Smith, "
Joseph Hasrope, "
E. B. Meserve, **
Wm. Smith, 4th, **
Henry Benson, "
Josia'h Hutchinson, "
Dixy Benson, **
Chas. S. Worth, "
Nath'I Smith, "
Asaph Moody,
B. F. Gustin,
Jacob Merrill,
Jonathan S. .Jeffrey,
Nath'I Currier,
W. P. Welch,
Nath'I Smith, 2d,
John Curtis, Jr., "
Wm. Walker, "
Albert Perkins, "
James Waterhouse, **
Seth Dennett, **
Nath'I Hill, «
Jesse Dolliff, "
Edmund Currier, Jr., "
Joseph Adams, "
J. S. Jefferd, "
Mose- Nason, Milling, Clothing, & Carding
John W. Bolch, Ship Carpenter & Farmer
Geo. Hall, Blacksmith
Seth Storer, Farmer
John E. Seavey, House Carpenter
Benj. S. Wakefield, Ship Master
Thos. J. Storer, House Carpenter & Farmer
Payson T. Huff, Seaman
Clement L. Stone, Seaman and Farmer
Aaron M. Mellen, House Carpenter
James F. Hutchins, Seaman
Jos. F. Littlefield, Farmer
Nicholas Seavey, Jr., "
Wm. E. Mosher, Seaman and Farmer
Herbert Fairfield, "
Edwin Hutchins, "
Andrew Perkins, Farmer and Miller
John Smith, " "
James T. Perkins, " "
S. W. Pinkham,) Carpenter
Seth Grant, Jr., Merchant
(ieo. P. Jefferds, Physician
Chas. Pray, K. K. Mill Prop, and Farmer
Wm. B. Durrell, Ship Carpenter
lilMINGTON.
Arthur Mc Arthur,
.J. Parsons,
J. C. Sawyer,
Wm. G. Lord,
W. H. Chase,
Benning Parker,
Lewis Clark,
H. C. Moore,
Geo. Bragdon,
F. C. Dimock,
Daniel R. Bean,
Coun. and Att'y at Law
Cong. Clergvman
Baptist '"
Prin. Limington Academy
Drugs, W. I. Goods &c.
Farmer and Inn-keeper
Merchant
u
Farmer and Teacher
Farmer and Drover
Blacksmith & Farmer
Farmer and Teacher
H. H. Bragdon,
Edwin Stone,
Cyrus Small, Farmer and Dealer in Eggt
Leonard P. Thompson, Teacher
L. T. Staples, "
Nelson Strout, Farmer & House Carpenter
William Dimock, P. M. and Farmer
H. Wentworth, Blacksmith
Charles H. Knight, Tailor
J. M. Small, Overseer of Town Farm
Freedom Libby, Farmer and Shoemaker
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LIMINGTON.
Wm. P. Marr, Jr., Farmer and Teacher
B. R. Boothby, Farm. & Deal, in Imp. Stock
Timothy Brackett, " " " "
S. M. Wood, Prop. Looking-Glass Backs and
Chain Pump Man.
J. L. Foss, Farmer
Geo. Manson, Jr., "
Chas. Edgecomb, "
Benj. C. Libby, "
Noah Randall, "
Benj. Grant, "
Cephas Meade, **
Reuben Gilkey, "
James Mc Arthur, "
Eastman Seavey, "
Josiah Marston, "
Zachariah Boody, "
Dominicus McKenney, "
Freeman McKenney, "
Elim. Robinson, "
Wm. F. Robinson, "
Daniel F. Chase, "
Cyrus H. Moody, "
A. J. Hurd, "
J. M. Hopkinson, "
R. D. Johnson, "
Leonard J. Strout, g "
Samuel Greenlow, "
Joshua T. Boothby,
Henry Small, Jr.,
David Johnson,
Wm. Robinson,
Smith L. Sawyer,
Walter H. Moody,
John B. Moody,
J. I. Larrabee,
Andrew Cobb,
Fred. A. Chick,
Horace P. Emmons,
Robert Brackett,
David Moore,
John Purinton,
Ervin Sedgly,
Chas. W. Furlong,
Benj. Manson,
John H. Deshon,
J. M. Hopkinson,
S. D. Underwood,
Dennis Malloy,
E. H. McLellan,
Nicholas Edgcomb,
Edmund T. Boody,
Joseph Johnson,
Harriet M. Chase,
Edmund Dole,
Timothy Meserve,
[Farmer
LIMERICK.
Bap. Clergyman
Cong. "
Coun. & Att'y at Law
G. H. Carleton,
Chas. Packard,
L. S. Moore,
H. H. Brown,
Amos Felch, Public House
Eastman & Lane, Tanners & Curriers, Boots
Shoes, Leath., & Groceries,
I. S. Libby «& Co., Dry Goods & Groc.
J. M. Mason, Trader
A. N. Rowe, Teacher
Wm. B. Bangs, Farmer & S. S. Com.
Abner Burbank, Farmer «Sc Justice Peace
Cotton Bean, Cleaning and Repairing Clocks,
Watches & Jewelry.
F. W. Libby, Painter, Glazier, and Carp
John Stimson, Farmer and Mill-owner
C F. Brackett, Painter
J. W. Holland, Overseer of Woolen Fact.
Thos. Nicklin, Woolen Spinner
Joseph G. Cobb, Fanner and Teacher
C. M. Burbank, Car. and Sleigh Maker
Asa Libby, Fanner and Ma^^on
Nathan Chick, Hor. Deal., Lightn.-rod vend.,
and Shoemaker.
Mark L. Burnham, Farm. & Ex Dep. Sheriff
Benj. I. Hayes, Farmer & Ho. Carpenter
L. T. Staples & Lane, *' Merchant
Leander Boothby, Peddler
Nath'l Seavey,
Dealer.
Chas. Emery,
S. S. Hasty,
John Holland,
Thos. Smith,
Ether S. Lord,
G. M. Bovnton,
Man. of Tin Ware & Stove
Ins. Agent
Factory Boarding House
Overs. Blanket Factory
Carpenter
Moses Fogg,
Isaiah Guptil,
Sewall Gilpatrick,
John Gray,
Cyrus Fogg,
J. D. Miles,
J. T. Fellows,
0. S. Hasty,
Francis Abbott,
Alvin Chadbourn,
Joseph H. Gilpatrick,
A. L. Ayer,
B. Webster,
Chas. Sedgeley,
James H. Fogg,
Oliver Staples, ^^
David C. Durgin,
John C. Hayes,
Jere. Durgin,
Chas. J. Haves,
Sam'l B. Philpot,
Thos. P. Place,
Geo. S. Libby,
Thurston P. McKusick,
Arthur C. Burbank,
Aaron N. Bradbury,
Ephraim Durgin,
Almon Durgan,
Daniel Knight,
James Lord,
J. L.^Gould,
Zachariah Durgin,
Bickfor 1 Lang,
Miss M. V. Warren,
Ezra Miles, Jr.,
Chas. H. Knight,
Farmer
Blanket Wearer
Tailor
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li Y M A N .
Jesse Gould,
E. C. Purinton,
E. Hurd,
F. C. Aver,
Joshua Dunn,
Wm. H. Dennett,
Simon Pierce,
Jeremiah Hill,
Wm. Huff,
Wm. F. Gordon,
Joseph Stevens,
Joseph W. Hanson,
Wm. B. Hanson,
Joseph B. Palmer,
Jacob W. Cousens,
Wm. P. Moulton,
Hiram Waterhouse,
Dimon Emmons,
Ira Taylor,
Thos. Clark,
Angel ine Hill,
Chas. H. Dow,
Benj. B. Hill,
Simon L. Dennett,
Horace Littlefield,
Joseph Murph}^,
Jacob Goodwin,
John L. Taylor,
John Grant, 2d,
Geo. W. Wakefield,
Horace P. Hill,
Frederick T. Hill,
Sam'l Waterhouse,
Nathaji W. Hanson,
Att'y at Law
Physician and Surgeon
it n u
Meth. Clergyman
Machinist
House Carpenter
Boot and Shoe Maker
H (( U 11
Farmer & Lumberman
a (1
" Stock Dealer
" Blacksmith
" MiJ Prop.
u u
** House Carpenter
Farmer
Joseph Taylor, Jr.,
Jesse Kimball, Jr.,
Siilomoii Drown, Jr.,
D.ivid Currier,
Solomon Drown,
Alvuh Wentworth,
John L. Smith,
Rufus PMwards, Jr.,
Dimon Roberts,
Wm. Waterhouse,
Ebenezer Ricker,
Wm. Jose,
John L. Raymond,
Bradford Raymond,
John Roberts,
Geo. W. Grant,
Sylvester Hill,
Lorenzo T. Hill,
John Murphy,
Francis Warren,
Benj Ingalls,
Bradford Cousins,
James Goodwin,
Nath'l Roberts, 2d,
Andrew C. Roberts,
Nath'l Roberts,
James B. Roberts,
Daniel Hill,
Cyrus Hill,
Edmund Currier,
Chas. Hill, Jr.,
Nath. Gould,
Thos. J. Hill,
Chas. Lewis,
Farmer
LEBANON.
Conn. & Att'y at Law
Dry & W. I. G'ds & Groc.
Mill Prop. & Farmer
Shoemaker
Lumberman & Mechanic
Boot & Shoe Maker
Millman and Mason
Teacher and Farmer
Bap. Clergyman
Farmer
Wm. Emery,
Oliver Hanscom,
John Libby,
Ivory Libbv,
Nath'l F. Hanson,
G. W. Furbush,
David Wentworth,
John W. Tibbetts,
Alex. Corson,
David G. Legro,
Geo. W. Grant, Farmer and Ho. Carpenter
M. E. Varney,
James A. Ricker,
B. F. Hubbard,
Geo. Worster,
James Jones,
Eben. Jones,
Sam'l Butterworth,
Dependance Grant,
J. S. Harriman,
D. Cottle,
H. F. Cottle,
Moses L. Wentworth,
C. B. Chamberlain,
Cyrus W. Hayes,
Eunice W. Quimby,
Isaac C. Hall,
James K. Lord,
Thos. Wentworth,
B. J. Goodwin,
Wm. Goodwin,
James H. Smith,
Newell Goodwin,
Nahum Hersom,
Oliver L. Jones,
David Keay,
Daniel Furbush,
T. M Wentworth,
N. Emerv Lord,
Benj. C.'Hurd,
Isaac C. Fall,
Lorenzo McCorrilley,
Millman and Farmer
Milkman " '•
Farme'
NEWFIEIiD.
E. S. Morris,
N. D. Center,
Jonas Fisk,
Plumer Chesley,
Isaac M. Trafton,
8. 0. Clark,
Stephen Adams,
John W. Thompson,
J. M. Moulton,
Coun. and Att'y at Law
Meth. Clergvman
Cong. ■"
F. B. "
Physician & Surgeon
Railroad Contractor
P. M. and Merchant
M. Wood & Son, Deal's in For. & Dom. Dry
Goods, Groceries, &c.
Davis & Durgin, P. M. & Deal's in For. and
Dom. Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Jos. Moore, P. M. and Merchant
S. M. Burbank, Mer. & Boot & Shoe Manf.
Amos Straw, Hotel Keeper & Marble Mant
Oilman Emery, Iron Founder
Orren Challie's, Blacksmith
J
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PTEWFIELD.
Tanner and Currier
Blacksmith
& Sleigh Manf. and
Winbom Drew,
Ohas. French,
Abner B. Chellis, Car
Cabinet Maker.
David Chellis, Car. & Sleigh Man. & Black-
smith.
John H. Tuttle, Car., Sign, & Orna. Painter
James H. Smith, Car. and Sleigh Manf.
I^ewis Ayer, Farmer
Jona. Woodman, Lumberman & Mill Owner
G. W. Wilson, House Carpenter
James Maddox, Car. and Sleigh Manf.
David T. Giveen, Machine Shop & Foundry
Wilson & Dunnels. Foundry — constantly on
hand Castings, Stoves, Plows, &c.
Addison C. Gowdy, Car. and Sleigh Manf.
L. L, Newbegin,
Darling Ham,
John M. Haves,
A. K. P. Davis,
Mill Prop'r
Miller
Car. and Sleigh Manf.
Simon Stone, Farmer, Lumberman & Miller
M, C. Dunnells, Jr., Farmer
Mark S. Piper,
A. H. Chellis,
Daniel Wormwood,
A. K. Davis,
Horace Smith,
Isaac Marston,
John W. Davis,
Farmer & Car. Maker
Blacksmith & Car. Work
Car. and Sleigh Manf.
Lumberman and Miller
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Farmer
Farmer and Car. Manf.
Eben Symmes, Fahner
Laroy O. Straw, Fanner and Teacher
John Staples, Farmer and Boot & Shoe Man.
John Moore, Farmer
Reuben L. Ham, "
J. B. Davis, Fanner and Mill Prop'r
Wm. A. Thompson, Farmer
Stephen Gile, "
Aaron Allard, Farmer & Dealer in Eggs and
Poultry.
M. S. Hanscom, Fanner and Mechanic
Mark Chase, Farmer
Josiah Hannaford, Painter, Grainer, & Glazier
Benj. Carleton,
C. K. Pinkham,
Timothy Ross,
Jos. W. Murphy,
Luther Ayer,
D. W. Mitchell,
Wm. A. Morris,
S. L. Parsons,
Moses M. Dunnels,
Gamaliel E. Smith,
Daniel Straw,
Danville Newbegin,
Loring Daniels,
Jos. \V. Murphy,
J. M. Thompson,
Farmer
Carriage Smith
Farmer
Blacksmith
House Carpenter
Farmer
Stone Mason
Farmer
Blacksmith
Farmer
Carriage Smith
Farmer
PARSONSFIELD.
F. B. Clergyman
Prin. of Academy
Physician and Surgeon
John Buzzell,
Chas. 0. Libby,
G. S. Bradley,'
David Watson,
Noah Sanborn,
N. Pendexter, Dry G'ds, Groc, Corn, Flour,
and Man. of Clothing.
0. E. Bean, Dry G'ds, Groc, Com, Flour,
Crock, and Glass Ware.
J. S. Dearborn, Blacksmi'ng, Car.-work, and
Horse Shoeing.
Ezra Miles, Jr., Tailor
J. W. Randall, Dry G'ds, Groc, Com, Flour,
Crockery and Glass Ware.
James W. Cook, Dry G'ds, Groc, Corn, Fl'r,
Crockery and Glass Ware.
W. L. Young, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Wm. D. Dixon, Farmer and Harn.-maker
Silas Moulton, Farmer and Bap. Clergyman
Jona. Devereux, Tailor and Man. of Clothing
Rufus M. Bickford, House Carpenter
Zebulon D. Chapman, " "
G. J. Pendexter, Merchant Tailor
Benj. R. Pray, Man. of Re.-made Clothing
Emery S. Ridlon,
James E. Randall,
Gardiner Smart,
Lorenzo D. French,
Edw. R, Clement,
Teacher
Millwright and Farmer
Boot and Shoe Maker
Miller
Magnus Ridlon, ' Blacksmith'g & Car. Work
Marshall Eastman, Mechanic
Noah Weeks, Farmer & Miller
John Kezar, Farmer
Otis Banks. "
Edwin A. Whitten, "
J. M. Davis,
John Devereux,
Thos. Churchill,
Major Edgcomb,
John Garland,
James Edgcomb, Jr.,
Lot Wedge wood,
Simon Frost,
D. W. C. Merrill,
S. C. Smith,
Aaron Hurd,
Simon Brown,
Isaac Libby,
John Stanley, Jr.,
Marshall F. 5'oss,
J. H. Collomy,
Israel Banks,
J. Sargent,
Noah Gould,
Frank A. B. Langley,
John Ramzell,
John S. Eastman,
Timothy Eastman, Jr.,
P. M. ' '
Benj. L. Tibbitts,
Thos. Huntress,
Chas. B. Chase,
Ann Huntress.
John S. Moulton,
A. K. P. Lougee,
J. W. Johnson,
J. W. Hodsdon,
J. H. Seavey,
E. R. Parks,
C. K. Moore,
A. G. Hill,
Farmer
Teams'r, Farmer, &
Farmer and Teacher
'* " Mechanic
Mason and Farmer
U U ((
Farmer & Millwright
" Car.-maker
" Shoemaker
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PARSONSFIELD.
J. P. Emerson, Fanner and Music Teacher
Jona. M. Johnson, " " Blacksmith
Luther Sanborn, " " Stock Deiiler
H. G. 0 Smith, Farmer & Teacher
Chase Boothby, " *'
Horace Piper,
Miss A. M. Follen,
Elijah Whitney,
Glias. 0. Nute, Farm.
Trimmer.
H. M. Keene, Clerk in Dry Goods Store
A. L. Eastman, Tailor
Geo. W, Whitney, F. B. Clergyman
Jeremiah Merrifield, Farmer and Cooper
Gilman Lougee, Jr., Hotel Keeper
Paul Merrill, Physician and Surgeon
(Boston)
Stone Cutter
Shoemaker, and Car.
Nancy B. Staples,
Alplieus S. Hilton,
David L. Hobbs,
L. E. Pratt,
John Burnham,
James Mason,
John M Chase,
I. R. Stackpole,
T. B Wentworth,
Thos. Tarbox,
Rufus Colcord,
J. W. Hasty.
Alonzo Stackpole,
S. H. Cartland,
Newell Leavitt,
Samuel Patch,
Daniel Moore,
Fanner
S A C O.
E. R. Wiggin, Main st.. Conn. & Att'y at Law
T. M. Haves " " "
Fred. Green, " » "
LB. Noyes, '« " " " "
H. Fairfield, Sanf. " "
F. W. Guptil, Pep. sq., " " "
E.M. Haines, " " "
J. E. L. Kimball, Main st.. Physician & Surg.
H. B. C. Green, " "
J. 0. Moore, " " (Horn.) "
Chas. Murch, High st., *' "
Wm. Bailey, " "
J. T. G. Nichols, North st., Unit. Clergyman
Cons. Sweetser, Merchant
John Gilpatrick, Corn, Flour, &c.
James Beatty, cor. Main. & Pleas, sts., Leath.
& Shoe Man. Goods, Leath. Belting, & Fire
Engine Hose.
J. W. Beattv, cor. Main. & Pleas, sts., Leath.
& Shoe Man. Goods, Leath. Belting & Fire
Engine Hose.
Moses Lowell, Pep. sq.. Stove & Tin Ware
Dealer.
Hiram Bowe, C. bl'k, Fac. Isl., Dry & Fancy
Goods.
Miss S. A. Lowell, C.bl'k, Fac. IsL, Millinery
& Fancy Goods.
R. K. Twambley, Deer, bl'k, Fac. Isl., Watch.,
Clocks & Jewelry, Silver-plated Ware, Fan.
Goods and CutleVy.
S. W. Milliken, Main st., W. L Goods, Groc,
& Prov., Corn, Flour, &c.
Ezra T. Wentworth, Main st., W. I. Goods,
Groc, Prov., &c.
Edw. A. Stiles, cor. Wa. & Main sts., W. I.
Goods, Groc, Prov., Fruits, Confec, etc.
Samuel Osgood, cor. Free &c Main sts., W. I.
Goods, Groc, Corn, Flour, etc.
Freeman Atkinson, Main st., W. I. Goods,
Groc, Prov., Fruits, Confec, &c.
L B. Bean, Main st., W. I. Goods, Groc, Corn,
Flour, and Prov.
Edward Purdy, Storer st.. Merchant
Moses D. Skillin, Main st., W. L Goods, Groc,
and Provisions.
H. D. Hanson, cor. Main & Pleas, sts., with
L. O'Brien, W.I. Goods, Groc, Corn, Flour,
and all kinds of country produce.
G. A. Brooks, Main St., Dry & Fancy Goods
C. H. Mitchell, " " " " "
B. F. Leavitt, " " with Geo. I. Goodwin,
Hardw., & Agric. Tools.
W. F. Cole, Main st.. Fancy Goods
John Hoyt, No. 16 Fac. Isl., Man. & Dealer
in Ladies' Boots & Shoes.
M. G. Black, No. 92 Fac. Isl., Man. & Dealer
in Boots and Shoes.
C. H. Sellea, Middle st.. Merchant
P. K. Harvey, Fac. Isl., Main st.. Books,
Stationery, &c.
C. G. Burleigh, Fac Isl., Union bPk, Merch.
Tailor.
C. W. Boothby, cor. Main & Wat. sts.. Cloths,
Clothing, & Gents' Furn. G'ds.
N. T. Boothby & Co., cor. Main & Wat. sts..
Cloths, Clothing, & Gents' Furn. Goods.
David Tuxburry Main st.. Market-house
A. A. Hanscom, Main st., Ed. &, Pub. of Me.
Democrat.
Chas. L. Gilpatrick, Clerk
ii. E. Redlon, Boot and Shoe Man., (Redlon&
Burrows).
Joshua Hooper, Fanner
Eli Smith,
Joseph Hobson, office Spr. IsL, Man. & Deal.
in all kinds of Lumber.
T. Scammon, Mid. st.. Cashier of Manufac'rs
Bank.
E. P. Burnham, No. 5 C.bl'k, Fac. Isl., Treas.
of Saco & Bidd. Savings Instit'n.
Wm. Hobson, Buck st., Prin. of High School
Wm. Noyes, No. 2 C. bl'k, Fac. Isl., Book,
Card, and Job Printer.
Chas. Nutter, Union st.. Post Master
James D. Patten, Pat. bl'k, Pep. sq., Dealer
in all kinds of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blind,
and Building Materials, Houses, Stores, and
Halls to let.
G. A. Carter, High st., Agt. for East. Exp. &
Amer. Teleg. Co.
Silas Gurney, Pep. sq.. Prop, of Lamphear &
Barrett's Pat. Easy Washer.
D. B. Cleaves, Green st., Merchant
F. A. Rounds, cor. Elm & Wat. sts., W. I.
Goods, Groc, and Provisions.
C. D. Haley, Artist
B. Seavey, Pep. sq , Man. of Power Loom
Ham , and Furn. of Weaver's reeds. Dealer
in Varnishes, Oils, and Harness Twine.
H. S. Leavitt, in York Hotel, Main st., Peop.
Barber Shop.
Abbott & Whitney, Storer st., over MannPrs
Bank, Man. & Deal, in For. & Dom. Cigaxs.
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s A e o.
Wm. Compton, Main st., Man. & Deal, in
For. & Dom. Cigars of all kinds.
C. W. Kimball, Wat. st., Car. and Sleigh
Manufacturer.
G. Taj'lor, M'n st., Fruit, Confec, Cigars, &c.
A. B. Widit," " " " " "
John M. Goodwin, Fac. Isl., Fruit, Confec,
and Refresh. Saloon.
C. C. Haley, Fi'uit, Confec, and Refresh.
Saloon.
Benj. Hadlock, Main st., Thorn, bl'k, Fruit,
Confec , and Eating Saloon.
John B. ClufF, Pep. sq , Blacks'g & Car. Work
F. A. Boothby, Wat. st., " " "
S. P. Saunders, Mid. st., " " "
John Gaines, Wat. st., " « "
John H. Andrews, " " "
Richard Leavitt, Pep. sq., Horse-shoeing and
Car. Work.
Horace S. Perkins, Tem. st., Hou. Carpenter
Chas. Fred. Towle, Main st., M'dy's bl'k,
Fire, Mar., and Life Ins. Agent.
Saddle &c Harn.-maker
Farmer
R. S. Boulter,
Geo. W. Ricker,
Amos Downing,
Elliott R. Bowden,
S. L. Goodale,
Geo. Evans,
Henry Shaw,
"Wm. Underwood,
R. M. Lord,
Thos. K. Lane,
(Summer Resort).
Jason Hamilton, Main st., York Hotel
Lewis Roberts, Orchard Beach, Montr'l House
(Summer Resort).
Sec'y Board of Agri.
Mariner
Carpenter
Machinist
Main st., Saco House
Saco Ferry, Ferry House,
John T. Cleaves, Pep. sq., American House
H. S. Bacon, Orchard Beach, Adams House,
(Summer Resort).
John S. Edgeily, Stor. st.. Mechanics' House
J. J. Wiggin, " " Livery Stable
Joseph Hardy, Wat. st., " "
A. P. Whitney, Thorn. Aven., " "
R. C. Bowden, Pleas, st., " »
Gardner L. Foss, Wat. st., " "
Asa Wentworth, cor. Cross & Elm sts., Real
Estate.
G. S. McCorison, Portl. Road, Cascade House
Nath'l Currier, Maple st,
Chas. W. Dame, cor. Com. & High sts.. Iron
Founder.
Main st.. Iron Foimder
Elm St., Carpenter
Hill St., "
Carpenter & Machinist
Dan'l D. Barrows,
J. D. Berry,
Asa C. Livingston,
Joseph H. Holmes,
Wm. A. Hodgkins,
Nath'l H. Shaw, Pleas, st.. Shoe Peg. Man.
Geo. W. Usher, Stor. st., Man. of Box Shook
Josiah H. Boston, Mark, st., Man. of Sewing
Machines.
Mark Prime, Stor. st., Man. of all kinds of
Machinery & Job Work.
D. C. Richardson,
John P. Scammon,
Tristram Goldthwait,
James Richards,
Andrew J. Leavitt,
Leonard M. Leavitt,
Alfred C. Billings,
J. C. Ela,
House Carpenter
Fanner
Railroading
Lumberman
Collecting Agent
James Andrews, Farmer & Lumber Dealer
SHAPLEIGH.
Otis R. Ross, Farmer, Inn-keeper & Trader
Alfred Hull, Tanner and Currier
Wm. H. Copelandj Bap. Clergyman
Henry R. Thing, Farmer and Trader
SewaU Lord, " " Broker
Jesse Stone, Meth. Clergyman
Bdw. Hargrave, Man. of Blankets & Flannels
Lebbeus S. Ham,
C. W. Ham,
D. H. Ross,
John Hemingway,
Wm. L. Ross,
Stephen P. Trafton,
Joseph Edmands,
Wm. Parsons,
Lavinia Hall,
E. W. Bodwell,
John M. Ham,
Ivory Bragdon,
Paul Garvin,
J. N. Garvin,
Thos. Lowe,
Sam'l Allen,
Luther Thompson, Jr.
Jas. E. Coffin,
Nath'l Abbott,
E. C. Cook,
Orin Pray,
Jacob Abbott,
Stephen S. Cook,
Farmer & Shoemaker
Ship Carpenter
Blacksmith
Farmer and Stone Cutter
Teacher
Farmer
Joseph Pilsbury,
Lyman Abbott,
Stephen P. Ham,
Geo. H. Trafcon,
Winslow Chick,
Aaron Hasty,
Isaac S Davis,
Jacob Ham,
John Lowe,
Albert V. Stevens,
E. C. Pillsbury,
Jonathan Russ,
G. Ricker,
N Ferguson,
R. T. Fei-nald,
Horace P. Abbott,
Otis F. Russell.
Geo. A. Twambly,
James Sayward,
Henry L. "Patch,
Rufus W. Ham,
Thatcher Ricker,
Ezra Thompson,
Ivory L. Wadleigh,
Elias Ham,
Amaziah Littlefield,
Otis Fernald,
Bloomfield Wilson,
George Ham,
Wm. Mann,
Farmer
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
S A N F O R D.
Coun. & Att'ys at Law
Cong. Clergyman
Dry Goods, Groc, &c.
Pres. of Sanford Bank
Millman and Farmer
Flannel Man.
Snp't of Springvale Man. Co.
Coun. & Att'y at Law
M. D.
Dry&W. L Goods,
Kimball & Miller,
Theodore Wells,
R. B. Emery & Co.,
C. H. Bennett,
8. B. Emery,
I). G. Clark,
Wm. Miller,
O. D. Boyd,
Howard Frost,
Asa Low,
Ivory Brooks,
Geo. A. Frost & Co.,
Groc, &c.
John N. Butler, Dry & W. L G'ds, Groc. &c.
John F. Tibbetts, Boot & Shoe Man.
Ivory Johnson, Millman & Ho. Carpenter
Lumberman and Parmer
Mill Prop. & Lum. Dealer
Stock Dealer and Farmer
Mark Allen,
Hosea Willard,
David Cram,
Tho3. Day,
Wm. Emery, "
John Lord, *'
Elijah Allen, "
Amaziah Whitten, "
Thatcher Jones, "
Jacob S. Kurd, "
James N. Allen, "
A. W. Lord, Farmer & Boot & Shoe Maker
Chas. F. Moulton, " " " "
G. W Thompson, » " " "
Joel H. Thompson,
8am' 1 No well,
Wm. Wentworth,
Farmer and Dep. Sheriff
Blacksmith
John Merrill, 2d,
H. Webber,
John Hemmingway,
E. Ricker,
Moses Plummer,
Chas. Butler,
N. F. Kurd,
Hosea Welch,
Abner F. Perkins,
Stephen H. Moulton,
Jonas C. Littlefield,
Porter Wilhud,
Saml Powers,
Joseph Shaw,
Lvman Butler,
O'tis R. Libby,
Nehemlah Butler,
Nath'l H. Butler,
Moses H. Libby,
Luther Plummer,
James Chadbourn,
B. F. Hanson,
David Hatch,
Nath'l Hobbs,
Francis Chadbourn,
Lewis Chadbourn,
John Butler,
Horace Welch,
Moses Littlefield, Jr.,
D. Fall,
Daniel Hatch,
James Beadel,
Shoemaker
Mill Prop.
Fanner and Shoemaker
Farmer
WATERBORO.
H. M. Sawtelle, Bap. Clergyman
Joseph Allen, W. I. & Dry Goods, Groc, &c.
Benj. Leavitt, " "' "
Retired Merchant & Farm.
Physician and Surgeon
Teacher & Farmer
James Leavitt,
J. H. Pierce,
W. H. Johnson,
S. T. Scribner,
E. A. Bradeen,
H. R. Garvin,
John D Taylor,
Seth S. Cafll,
B. F. Davis,
Thos. Ricker,
Geo. W. Frost,
Horace P. Thing,
Henry C. Booth by,
James J. Wentworth,
James M. Butland,
Porter Hamilton,
J. Wilson Allen,
Ivory Emery,
Chas. Guptil,
Isaac Dearing,
Pelatiah B. Johnson,
Samuel Davis,
W. L. Bradeen,
N. Sinclair,
S. E. Thing,
Okas. E. Abbott,
Reuben Hill,
I. Chadbourn.
Lucy E. Bradeen,
Sam'l B. Gaxey,
Machinist and Farmer
Hoop Dealer
Mason and Farmer
Mariner
Farmer and Shoemaker
Inn-keeper & Blacksmith
Mill Prop.
Blacksmith
Clergyman
Founder and Moulder
Farmer
Rhoda Fluent,
Mary Fluent,
James Mills,
Nath'l Brown,
S. E. Lewis,
Alonzo J. Bradeen,
J. F. Lord,
H. L. Strout,
Jeremiah Roberts,
B. Pitts,
Abram Davis,
Eben. T. Flood,
Math'l Gile,
Isaiah H. Ricker,
Peter Frost,
Lewis Thing,
D. S. Chadbourn,
Ezekiel Deering,
B. F. Bennett,
Mark A. Emery,
James H. Kimball,
Calvin Day,
John C. Gilpatrick,
Horace Chadbourn,
Alfred C. Billings,
Ruel Ricker,
David Jellerson,
Paul Chadbourn,
C. M. Chadbourn,
James Guptil,
Hamilton Guptil,
Mark H. Warren,
Chas. Rumery,
Farmer
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J. B. Cook, Pastor of 2d Cong. Church
Henry H. Martin, Meth. Clergyman
Alvan Libbv, Physician and Surgeon
Jere. G. Hall, " "
John Storer, Ocean House, (Wells Beach)
John Horn, Atlantic " " "
C. C. Littlefield, Webhannet Ho. " "
Eli P. Littlefield, Agt. for Div. Store, 330
Stephen G. Dorman, W. I., Dry Goods, and
Groceries.
Geo. Getchell, W. I. & Dry Goods, Groc,
Com, Flour, Medicines, &c.
Walter Littlefield, Merchant & Ship-owner
David Chick, Jr., W. I. Goods, Groc, Corn,
Flour, &c.
Joseph Littlefield, 4th, Farmer & Merchant
Jedediah Perkins, " "
Theodore Wells, Jr., Farmer, Mill Prop., and
Man. of all kinds of Lumber.
Wm. Storer, Jr., Farmer, Mill Prop., & Man.
of all kinds of Lumber.
Geo. Goodwin, Jr., Farmer, Mill Prop., and
Man. of all kinds of Lumber, and Sheriff
of Co.
C. H. Hobbs, Farmer, Mill Prop., and Man.
of all kinds of Lumber.
Geo. Hobbs, Farmer, Mill Prop. & Man. of aU
kinds of Lumber.
Joshua Goodwin, Farmer & House Carpenter
Wm. Gooch, Tanner and Currier
Theodore Clark, farmer & Stock Dealer
Joseph 0. Bragdon, Ship Master
Asa WeUs, Farmer
J. R. Foye, "
Sam'l Rankin, Farmer and Ship-owner
Jeremiah Allen, Butcher
Josiah Wheelwright, Ship Master
Hans Hobbs, Farmer & Lumber Dealer
Geo. Hatch, " » "
Moses H. Bragdon, Painter and Glazier
Hannah Gooch, Real Estate Prop.
C. L. Mildram, Farmer & School Teacher
Sam'l M. Clark, " "
Ivory Littlefield, Jr., " " "
Alonzo F. Littlefield, " " "
Sam'l S. Littlefield, " Real Esta. Deal.
A. D. Jacobs, Carpenter
Wm. Parsons, Blacksmith
Wm. MaxweU, Fanner and Dealer in Ship
Timber.
Edw. Hilton, Jr., Farmer and Horse Dealer
Moses Stuart, " " Stone-cutter
Jonathan Bourne, " " Miller
Sam'l Mildram, " " Stock Dealer
Benj. Hubbard, Mariner
Edwin Stevens, "
Trafton Hatch, Farmer & Road-master, P. S.
& P. R. R.
•Thos. B. Littlefield, St^t. Ag't P. S. & P. R. R.
B. G. Hilton, Livery Stable Keeper
H. P. Shorey, Boot and Shoe Maker
Mrs. Abby Littlefield, Real Estate Prop.
Dan'l P. Hatch, Stone Mason
Joseph Annis, Shoemaker and Farmer
Andrew J. Perkins, Fisherman & Dealer in
Fish (York).
Geo. W. Hatch, Farmer & Carpenter
S. L. Dennett, Dep. Sheriflf
Ivory Goodwin, Farmer and Ship Carpenter
Asa Littlefield, " » " "
Noah Littlefield, " " Stock Dealer
Sewall Bragdon, " " " "
Silas Bragdon, " " » "
Geo. Jeffards, " " Lumber Deal.
Stephen Annis, Shoemaker
John Lowe, "
Chas. Batland, Mariner
Francis Butland, "
Jacob H. Littlefield, Blacksmith
Albion Gatchell, Boot and Shoe Man.
E. Stevens, Ship Carpenter
Geo. Wakefield, Farmer
Geo. E. Baker, "
Woodbury Littlefield, «
Storer Littlefield, "
Joshua Hubbard, **
Henry D. Donnell, «
Joseph A. Littlefield, "
Geo. Donnell, **
Hiram Littlefield, •*
John L. Goodale, "
Calvin Stevens, «
Joseph Littlefield, 5th, **
Oliver Littlefield, 2d, «
Jonathan Kimball, *
John Kimball, «
Abner F. Kimball, «
Abraham Goodale, Jr., **
Geo. B. Littlefield, •«
Nath'l Hilton, «*
James Warren, **
Joseph Chaney, «
Wm. WeUs, «
Daniel Eaton, **
John M. Getchell, «
Chas. Hatch, **
Edw. P. Getchell, «
Daniel Storer, Jr., <*
John Littlefield, «
James Stevens, **
Ephraim Getchell, **
Walter Eaton, «
Daniel L. Hill, "
Horace Eaton, •*
Horace P. Littlefieli, "
Samuel Gooch, "
Geo. M. Hammond, "
YORK
Sam'l H. Partredge, Cong. Clergyman
Chas. E. Goodwin, Chris. Con. "
C. 0. Emerson, Coun. at Law
Nath'l G. Marshall, Senator and " "
Isaiah P. Moody, " "
C. P. Gerrish, Physician & Surgeon
Jere. S. Putnam, «' «*
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Joseph Weare, Dry & W. I.
& Ship-owner.
Enoch Reraick, Dry & W. L
& Ship-owner.
Asahel Goodwin,
Edward A. Bragdoo,
Joseph S. Grant,
G'ds, Groc, &c. '
G'ds, Groc, &c.,
Trader
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIREOTORY.
YORK.
Chas. A. Grant, Stoves and Tin Ware
Henrv Moulton, Man. of Common, Spliced,
Self Sup. Ladders and Steps, and Revolving
Clothes Dryers.
Melville C. Freeman, Cape Neddock House
Samuel Adams, Ret. Merchant & Ship own.
Lemuel Mitchell, Blacksmith
Theodore Wilson, Farmer & Justice Peace
John A. Sweat, " Sup. of Schools
Wm. H. Fernald, Mas. Build., Ho. Carpenter
Wm. P. Titcomb, " "
Henrv- Grover, " "
Geo. G. Bowden, Custom Ho. Collector
John Hutchins, Ship Carpenter
Timothy Young, Farm., Carp., & Lum. Man.
Jonathan Young, Farmer & Carpenter
Eben. Chapman, Jr., " Teacher
John Main, " Fisherman
Rufus A. Moody, Farm., Tanner & Currier
J. H. Moody, " " "
J. E. Staples, Man. of Monu. & Grave Stones
of all descriptions. All work executed in
the best manner & warranted satisfactory.
Prices as low as the lowest.
Chas. Moodv, Farmer & Retir. Ship Master
John B. Fernald, " " "
Wm. A. Lord, " "
Samuel Young, " ''
J. K. Plaisted,
Josiah Chase,
Car. & Sleigh Man.
Woolen Cloth & Yam Man.
Josiah W. Fernald,
Samuel W. Norton,
Jonathan Talpey,
John Parsons,
Stephen Ramsdell,
Geo. Bowden,
James S. Talpey,
E. N. Goodwin,
Edgar Mclntire,
Chas. C. Barrel!,
Albert Moulton,
Eben. Plaisted,
Jonathan Moulton,
John W. Gowen,
Sylvester Mclntire,
Jas. Blaisdell, Jr.,
Sam'l Blaisdell, Jr.,
Horace W. Mclntire,
Leonard Mclntire,
Chas. Came,
Henry Paul,
Chas. Junkins,
Eastman Hutchins,
Solomon Brook,
Oliver Dixon,
Miller
Fanner
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
AlfDOVER OR TOBIQUE.
W. R. Newcomb, Prop. Hotel
G. W. Curry, Merchant
Wm. Everitt, . "
B. Beveridge,
Wm. Mills,
S. L. Kelley,
S. J. Murphy,
Wm. Hethorington,
Geo. E. Ketchum,
Francis Tibbits,
G. E. Gerry,
Duncan Reed,
E. Hutchinson,
Wm. W. B. Anderson, Teacher
Benj. Beveridge, Druggist and Apothecary
Geo. F. Hammond, Farmer and Blacksmith
Shoemaker
Harness-maker
Farmer
Blacksmith
Farmer
Tanner and Currier
House Joiner
Farmer
Farmer and Lumberman
Chas. Jewett,
Wm. MeVetr'es,
N. M. T. WiUey,
Philip McDonald,
Judson N. Wright,
Samuel Watson,
John T. Montgomery,
Physician and Surgeon
Prop. Currie House
Carriage Maker
Dealer in Lumber
Farmer
Prop. Victoria House
Geo, W. Murphy, Lumberman and Faxmet
Lothrop H. Wright, " "
A. J, Hammond, " "
Justus E. Wright, " «
Thos. Lovley, " "
Still man Armstrong,
Wi bert Armstrong,
Elijah Sisson,
Lewis Pickett,
Wm. Watson,
James A. Mauzer, '
Geo. A. Brown,
Moses Craig,
Barnabus Armstrong,
Daniel Craig,
John Irving,
Caleb Bartlett,
Elijah Larlee,
Daniel Larlee,
Peter Frazer,
Walter Britt,
Mrs. Jane Bedell
Prop, of Currie House
Merchant and Farmer
Fanner
J. P. and Farmer
Blacksmith
u
Ferryman & Lumber Manf.
House Carpenter
J. P., Fanner, & Millwright
BRIGHTON.
Wm. Hayward, J. P., Farm., & Surv. Lumb.
Wm. S. Nevens, P. M. and Alerchant
Moses Orser, Jr., "
E. B. Mclsaac, Blacksmith
Charles Rideout,
Albert Orser,
James Brannam,
Farmer
Eobert Flemming,
BLOOMFIELD.
Farmer
CANTERBURY.
Chas. A. Bartlett, Lumberman & Farmer
Nath'l Jones, "
Hugh McMinn, "
David & Wm. Foster, "
Samuel Cropley, "
Richard Cropley, "
Henry Veysey, Teacher
S. F. Grovesnor & Son, Importers & Dealers
in Gen. Merchandise.
Thos. B. Trafton, Imp. & Deal, in Gen. Mer.
W. A. Debeck, Surveyor of Lumber
Coles Carpenter,
G. W, Gii>erson,
Vvalter Edwards,
Randolph K. Shaw,
J. H. Russell, Prop.
Robt. Robinson, Imp
Wm. Harding,
A. M Ironsides,
Charles Furrow,
Dennis Short,
Fred. A. Connell,
Prop. Eel River Hotel
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Russell House, (Station)
. Gen. Merchand. "
Prop. Hotel, "
Station Master, "
Farmer
Prop. Hotel
Deputy Treasurer
DUMFRIES.
Solomon Howe,
Prop, Halway House
Alfred Whitehead, Dep. Land Surveyor and
Crown Land Gom^t,
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John Emerson,
John BabUn,
Vital Hebert,
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EDMUNDSTON.
Merchant
Prop. Hotel
John Hartt,
Francis Rice,
P. and Mail Contractor
Member of Council
FL.ORENCEVILLE
A. H. Parks, Deal, in Dry Goods and Groc.
A. B. Smith, Prop, jblorenceville Hotel
D. H. Johnson, Merchant
E. Hearold, Farmer
John Mackey, "
J. H. Estey, "
Jacob Jewett, "
Joseph Kilpatrick, "
Andrew McCain, "
John Kinney, "
Samuel Gibberson, "
S. Milberry, "
Wm. Harnett, "
A. H. Kinney, "
Andrew Kilpatrick, "
Chas. Harvey, "
John A. C. Nicholson, "
Israel Kinney, "
J. P. and Farmer
House Carpenter
Geo. Squires,
John P. Stevens,
J. N. Williams,
Akerley & Brooks. Deal's Gen. Merchandise
James S. Dyer, Wool Carder & Lum. Manf.
John H. Perkins, Farmer and Co. Coun.
Jas. J. Montgomery, Prop. Hotel & Merchant
Stephen G. Burpee, r. M. & Lumberman
H. T. Parlee, Car. and Sleigh Manf.
Gideon Easterbrooks,
Asa Bain,
James W. Olmstead,
Joseph Prior,
Chas. Lewis,
Wm. McCane,
John D. Baird.
D. Tompkins.
Calv. Bap. Clergyman
House Joiner
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Lumberman and Farmer
Boatman
Farmer
FREDERICKTON.
Bar. at Law, Queen st.
W. H. Needham,
H. Fairweather, Prop. Barker House
John McDonald, Imp. of British and Foreign
Dry Goods, " Golden Fleece," Queen st.
Martin Lemont, Deal, in Furniture, Wooden
& Hardware, & Fancy Goods, 5 Queen st.
H. F. Vavasowr, Bookseller, Stationer, and
Binder, & Deal, in Fancy G'ds, Queen st..
Wholesale and Retail.
Chas. J. Davis, Drug. & Apothecary, c. Queen
and Regent Bt.
Thos. Morris, Clothier and Draper, & Imp. of
Cloths and Gents' Fur. Goods, Queen st.
W. B. Phair, Deal, in Wines, Spirits, & Groc,
c. of Queen and Carleton st.
Geo. C. Hunt, Jr., Imp. of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, &c., c. Queen st.
John Moore, Dealer in Wines, Liquors, and
Groceries, Queen st.
Wilmot Guiow, Deal, in Prov., Groc, Fruit,
Confectionery, & Fancy Goods, Queen st.
GRAND FALLS.
A. W. Rainsford, Barrister at Law
Francis E. Beckwith, Sheriff Victoria Co.
Chas. E. Beckwith, Surv. & Crown Land Agt.
Wm. Clifford, J. P., P. M., and Coroner
Caleb E. Slocomb, Prop. Crozier House
P. H. Beardsey, Merchant
Francis Sirrois, Farmer
Geo. W. Day, "
Oliver Curless, "
Cyren Poitras, "
W. D. Kearney, "
N. Beckwith Hart, Teacher Grammar School
C. A. Hammond, J. P.
Wm. B. West. Manf. & Deal, in Lumber
John Taylor, Manf. & Deal, in Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware.
Wm. L. Estabrooks, Carpenter
Patrick Flynn, Trader and Farmer
Samuel Young, Lumberman and "
Wm. Stroup, House and Millwright
Edward L. Stevens, Moulder
David Kaulbach, Lumberman
Wm. Wilmot, Clerk of the Peace
Patrick McMillan, Carpenter
Michael Curran, Dept. Treas. Vic. Co.
Mannus McCluskey, Prop. Hotel
Robert Kelley, Crier of Court
Stephen T. Teed,
GREEN
W. M. Clergyman
Paul & J. D. Beardsley, Merchants
Geo, Thibodeau, Prop. Hotel
John Morrison, Blacksmith
Geo. Currier, M. D., and Prop. Grand Falls
Drug Store.
John Leslie, Baker and Confectioner
Barnard McLaughlin, Tanner and Boot and
Shoe Manf.
James Thompson, Merchant & Lumberman
Thos. J. Jarvis, Saddle & Harness Manf.
John Lynch, Trader
John P. Grant, Lumberman
M. H. Clifford, Druggist and Apothecary
Elijah Estabrooks, Farmer
Ward C. Burpee, Blacksmith
Thos. Crozier, Inspector and Merchant
John McMillan, Tailor
D. W. Pickett, Miller and Wool Carder
Geo. Ballard, Farmer
Robert Caldwell, Teacher and Farmer
Michael Keolin, Merchant
Ramisford &, Beardsley, "
A. Waddell, Pensioned Sergeant, Royal Artil.
John Castigan, J. P., Member of Parliament
Jos. Hianveu, Manf. Boots & Shoes & Farm.
Wm. Hartt, Mer. and Register of Deeds
John A. Baker, Farmer and Lumberman
W I C H.
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JACKSONTON.
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Hugh McGrath,
James E. Drysdale,
Teacher I James McNalley, Farm. & Boot & Shoe Man.
Carpenter | Enoch Kinney, Farmer
KENT.
A. Hawthorn, J. P. and Farmer
Zebedee H. Cox, Farmer and Co. Coun.
John Giberson, Lumberman
Randolph Giberson, Farmer
James W. Fitzherbert, Blacksmith
Wm. S. Smith, "
Richard Arhern, Coun. and School Teacher
John E. Smith, Farmer
Francis E. Kearney, Farm, and Lumberman
J. B. Bideout, Farmer
Richard Barker,
Chas. Rogers,
Austin Kinney,
Wm. Rogers,
Ratchford Phillips,
Edward Barker,
Moody Rogers,
John Donovan,
F. C. Bloodsworth,
Thos. Pierce,
Farmer
Boatman
Farmer
KIN G'S CLEAR.
Thos. Dumphy, Prop. Spring Hill Hotel
LITTLE RIVER MILLS.
John Sloate, P. M., MiUer, & Lumberman
Geo. Grantham, Prop. Hotel, Mouth of the
Aroostook River.
Andrew Scott,
John Hetherington,
MADAWASKA.
Capt. Reggius Theriault, Farmer, (St. Basil)
Florent Tournier, Physician
Roderic McLean, Farmer and Limiberman
Fanner
Lorent Hebert, Prop. Hotel
Edward Thomson, Lumberman
T. D. Ryan, P. M. and Farmer, (St. Basil)
S. T. Plummer,
J. Y. Hoyt,
Samuel Kennedy, "
Geo. Debeck, Farmer and Lumber Manf.
Alex. Kirkpatrick, Farmer
MoKENZIE'S CORNER
Farmer and Merchant 1
J. H. Clark,
E. L. Howes.
John Hunter,
F. A. Baker,
Nelson Baker,
Robert M. Bailey,
NEW CAN A AN.
Teacher
N O RT HAMPTON.
Physician
Boot and Shoe Manf.
Aug. A. Morehouse,
Chas. McLaughlin,
Samuel Caughly, Jr.,
Chas. Grant,
PERTH.
Ferryman
Farmer
Wm. H. Smith,
John S. Adams,
Geo. Wright,
Allen Reed,
Farmer and Lumberman
PEEL.
P. M. McManagle, Physician & Surgeon
C. E. BeU & L. Bell, Dealers in Dry Goods
and Groceries.
Charles Miles,
Alonzo Taylor,
Hiram Schriver,
Geo. Worth,
Andrew Beckwith,
J(^n M. Artherton,
PRESQUE ISLE.
Farmer ) A. W. Estabrooks,
PRINCE WILLIAM'S PARISH.
Prop. Hotel
Farmer
Farmer
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RICHMOND
Robert Mclntire, Deal, in Gen
Wm. Reid,
Ivorv Kilbum,
Geo' H. Parks,
Hugh Montgomery,
Lewis Purinton,
Samuel P. Hall,
Henry Montgomery,
Merchandise
Teacher
Prop. Richmond Hotel
P. M. and Merchant
Carriage & Sleigh Manf.
Blacksmith
Joseph Connell,
C. S. Jameson,
James Savage,
John H. Belcher,
Wm. Mclntire,
Cornelius Fielder,
P. Stark ey,
Farmer
Civi! Engineer
Car. Smith & Horse Shoer
Prop. Hotel
Harness Manf.
RIVER DE CHUTE
Henry T. Baird, P. M. & Prop. Andv'r House
Isaac Wortman, Farmer & Lumber Manf.
Andrew Miller, Jr., Boot & Shoe Manf.
Felix Cassidy,
John Porter,
James McCrea/
Wm. Kilbum,
Farmer
Teacher
Farmer and Lumberman
S I M O N D S.
Aaron Perkins,
W. D. Estev,
Chas. A. West,
John R. Kermott,
Handy C. Estabrook,
John M. Nicholson,
James Johnson,
Chas. Johnson,
John Clark,
Geo. Johnson,
Daniel Magrath,
Wm. Prier,
James Reed,
J. P.
Merchant
and Farmer
Blacksmith
Farmer
Boot and Shoemaker
Farmer
Farmer
John D. Boger, Dealer in choice Liquors and
Groceries. ,
Sam'I E. Baker, Ferryman and Blacksmith
James N. Moores, Dealer in Leather, Hard-
ware, and General Merchandise.
Miss Mary E. Rideout, Teacher
Sam'I N. Foster, Car. and Sleigh Manf.
David Trecartin, House Joiner
Geo. A. Moores, Deal, in Gen. Merchandise
Prop. Hotel and Farmer
Farmer
Wm. L. Drier,
Thos. E. Hartt,
Samuel Gallop.
Edward Gallop,
ST. LEONARD.
S- R. Coombs, Judge of Court of Com. Pleas
Vital Thibodeau, Farmer
John B. Savois, "
B. Hammond, Farmer
Joseph Cyr, Prop. Halfway House, Farmer,
and Blacksmith.
ST. FRANCIS.
Petffl- Clair, Prop. Hotel and Farmer
ST, BASIL.
Peter M. Adams, Prop. Victoria Hotel
T R A C Y'S MILLS
James F. Tracy,
G. L. Cronkhite,
Henry Cronkhite,
Joseph H. Perkins,
Lumberman and Farmer
Farmer and Co. Coun.
Farmer
Nicholas White,
Peter Harris,
Wm. Cronkhite,
Farmer
VICTORIA CORNER,
Fanner
WAKEFIELD.
L. R. Harding, J. P. and Farmer
John Jones, "
G. W. & J. W. Boyer, Tanners and Curriers,
and Manf 'rs of Boots and Shoes.
Richard Holmes, Deal, in Gen. Merchandise
Matthew Dickerson, Prop, of Victoria House
Asa McNintch, Boot and Shoe Manf.
Edward M. Boyer, *' " "
Edward B. Gallup, Boot, Shoe, & Har. Manf.
Hezekiah Mills, Merchant
Jos. McGee, Lumberman and Farmer
Wm. Taylor, Deal, in Dry Goods, Groceries ,
Boots, Shoes, &c.
Duncan D. Currie, W. M. Clergyman
Wm. .). Bover, Tanner and Farmer
M. L. Phillips, J. P. and " "
Chas. BiiTningham, "
Chas. J. Shaw, "
Wm. C. Stevens, House Joiner
Henry M. Stevens, " "
Thos. Simpson, " "
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WOODSTOCK.
F. R. J. Dibblee, Sheriff
Wm. Edear, Pub. Woodstock Journal
Samuel Watts, " " Sentinel
H. E. Dibblee, Deputy Provincial Treasurer
Geo- A. Bedell, Register of Deeds
James Grove r, Cashier Com. Bank & P. M.
James R. Tupper.
A. K. Smedes Wetmore.
John Bedell, J. P.
M. P. Martin, Dealer in Watches, Fine Jew-
elry, and Silver Ware.
A. P. English, Prop. Woodstock Hotel
M. Blanchard, Merchant & Prop. New Hotel
Hugh Hay, Importer of Dry Goods
Thos. L. Evans, Imp'r of Choice Liquors, &c.
John Lenahan, Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, and Groceries.
James McElroy, Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, and Groceries.
James Baker, Manf 'r of Boots and Shoes
Robert Edwards, " " "
D. S. Woodford, Physician & Accoucher
Geo. Connell, Barrister at Law
D. Montgomery, Physician and Surgeon
Doct. Bell, " "
Stephen Smith, " "
W. H. Everett, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groc,
and Furniture.
W. W. Hammond, Wholesale Dealer in Gro-
ceries and Liquors.
J. W. Raymond, Wholesale Dealer in Dry
Goods and Groceries.
Geo. Strickland, Importer of Fancy Dry Gd's,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Coffin Mountings,
&c.
E. Upham & Palmer, Imp. & Deal's in French
and American Millinery Goods.
Miss S. Baird, Importer & Dealer in English,
French, and American Millinery & Fancy
Goods, (p]nglish's Block).
Miss Ann Caldwell, Imp. of English, French,
and American Millinery & Fancy Goods.
J. H. Stoddard, Harness Maker and Carriage
Trimmer.
N. Churchill, Harness Maker and Carriage
Trimmer.
Joshua Snow, Deal, in Dry Gd's & Groceries
Vanwart & Stephenson, Dealer Ln Dry Goods
and Groceries.
Thos. W. Smith, Prop. Renfrew House
Wm. T. Baird, Chemist & Druggist, & Imp.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs,
Perfumery, &c., &c., Renfrew House, King
street.
John Edgar, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Oil, Burning Fluid, Lamps, &c.
John Lindon, Steamer Agent and Warehouse
Keeper.
Mill Owner & Machinist
Prop. Donaldson's Hotel
Architect and Builder
James Hayd^n,
Robt. Donaldson,
Wm. Blake,
James McLauglilin
B. 0. Neil,
James McDonald,
B. B. Belyea,
Woodstock Bakery
Saddle & Harness Maker
Prop. Carleton House
Angus McEachran, Gen. Contractor & Mason
W. H. Tipson, P. M. & Mer. (Up. Woodstock)
Thos. C. Upham, Dpt. Sheriff & City Marshal
G. T. Hartley, Imp. & Dealer in Dry Goods
and Groceries, (Upper Woodstock).
Lumber Merchant
Agriculturist
Lumberman
Blacksmith
^e Tool ManL
iroods & Groc.
Robert Harper,
Willse McMallen,
John McNutt,
Anshell M. Brodrick,
James W. Brown, Edj
T. B. Winslow, Dealer in Dry ^.
Geo. H. Bridges, Phy. & Sur., (Ren. House)
Francis Crozier.
John E. Smith, Tailor & Draper, & Imp. of
Eng., French, and Am. Goods.
Harvey & Dickerson, Manf. & Deal's in Lum«
A. Payson, Auct. and Dealer in Dry Goods,
Groc, Hardware, Provisions, &c.
Simon McLeod, Tailor and Draper
John Balloch.
James Doherty, Dry Goods & Variety Store
Wm. Skillen, Imp. of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, &c., &c
Bartholemew Lynch, Teacher
Chas. A. Beardsley, Manf. of Lumber
Charles H. English.
Robert Mercer, Dealer in Flour and Bread
H. A. Johnson, Telegraph Operator
John Caldwell, Prop. Hotel & Deal, in Flour,
Pork, Molasses, Groceries, &c.
Thos. W. Longstoff, Architect and Builder
James McCatm, Imp. of Dry Goods, Groc,
and Hardware.
Samuel L. Churchill, Harness Maker
G. L. Raymond, J. P.
Arthur Rankin, Proprietor
John M. Rice, Manf. of Furniture of all kinds,
Circular Sawing done to order.
James A. Mclnnis, Scientific Tailor & Dealer
in Eng. & Am. Cloths, Dry Goods, Trim-
mings, &c.
Geo. McDough, Dry Goods & Groceries
Wm. Nipturee, ' Hair Dresser
Davis Phillips, Agriculturist & Lumberman
Henry Stumps, Blacksmith
John Lee, Ornam'l Painter, Grainer, Gilder,
and Paper Hanger.
John Jackson, Butcher
Patrick Gillan, Deal, in Liquors and Groc
Earl D. Brown, Joiner and Cabinet Maker
James Clarke, Boot and Shoemaker
W. D. Hartt, ©eal. in Dry Goods and Groc
Francis P. Sharp, Nurservman
Geo. N. Brewer, Carpenter
John Fisher, Wood. Bank, (Up. Woodstock)
Ralph Ketchum, Agri. and Nurseryman
James R. Hartley, Dep. Surveyor and Crown
Land Agent for the Co. of Carleton.
H. M. G. Garden, D. L. S.
Robert Hume, Jailer
Wm. Rogers, Lumberman
Benj. A. Bragdon, Millwright
Wm. D. Balloch, Manf. and Deal, in Lumber
Bernard Doherty, Truckman
Jos. Dent, Merchant Tailor and Importer of
Eng. & Am. Dry Goods and Clothing.
Col. Martin Trecarten, N. B. Militia
Malcom M'Leod, Painter and Car. Maker
Robert Bunting, Undertaker
S. J. Baker, Imp. and Dealer in English and
American Groceries.
Chas. H. Mclndoe, Modem Genius
Miss Mary W. Jacobs, Teacher
James Jones, Proprietor
John Kiley, Machinist
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WOODSTOCK.
Miss Elizabeth William?, Teacher
Misses Joiners, Teachers
James H. Juques, Surveyor of Lumber and
Clerk of Town Council.
Wm. Downing, Clergyman
And. J. Cook, Brick Mason & Stucco Worker
Jordan Ricketson, Car. & Ornament'l Painter
Mrs. Nelley Moody, Imp. & Dealer in Millin-
er}^ Goods.
John McDouagh, Imp. of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods.
John'Mahon, Blacksmith
Stephen McLean, Manf. & Dealer in Lumber
Vv'm. Bartram, House Joiner
Angus Cameron, House Carpenter & Joiner
Nathan Rogers, Farmer
G. W. Trafton, Tanner and Currier
James H. Wright, " "
EUjah J. Watson, Prop. Hotel and Joiner,
(Upper Woodstock).
Hector M'Lean, Carriage Builder
W. R. Snow, Survei|ror of Lumber
Moody Maguire, Teacher & Deal. Groceries
and' Liquors.
John McDougall, Lumberman & Com. Carrier
Prof. Wortman, Landscape Painter & Horse
Tamer.
Wm. H. Perkins, Carpenter
C. S. Lougee, Boot and Shoe Manf.
Jos. Spaulding, City Market & Prov. Dealer
James McCoy, Teacher Carleton Grammar
School.
James P. Morse, Architect and Builder
R. A. Hay & James McLean, Iron Founders
and Agriculturists.
Israel Churchill,
Gregory Clows,
Sam'l McKeen,
James Ketchum,
Painter
Common Carrier
Dealer in Furniture
Agriculturist
Wm. Sawyer, Deal. Dry Goods & Groceries
Gideon D.' Jackson, Manf. & Deal, in Boots
and Shoes.
Robert Griffith, Gentleman
E. J. Smith, Deal, in Flour, Groceries, &c.
B. H. Smith, " " Provisions, "
Owen Kelley, Dealer in Wines, Liquors, and
Groceries.
V. A. Hartley, Blacksmith & Edge Tool Man.
Nath'l Fletcher, Tailor and Draper
James Parent, Blacksmith
0. M. Foster, Car. and Sleigh Manf.
R. & H. Davis, Cloth Dressers, Carders, and
Flour Manf 'rs.
R. B. Davis, Manf. & Deal, in Furniture
Elisha Baker, Brick Manf 'r
Patrick Dinnim, Carpenter & Millwright
David Jones & Son, Manf. Edge Tools, &c.
C. C. Veysey, Car. and Sleigh Manf.
Wm. Lindsay, Deal. Hardware & Saddlery
S. Parsons & Sons, Tanners and Boot & Shoe
Manf.
A. C. Talford, Tinplate Worker
Geo. Parks, Farmer
F. W. Bull, "
Wm. D. Smith, «
Chas, W. Raymond, **
G. H. & J. D. Ketchum, "
Abner Bull, "
DeLancy Smith, "
Joseph Cunliflfe, **
Wm. Upham, "
Seymour J. Dibblee, "
Elisha Clark, "
Benj. Smith, **
Stephen Peabody, "
Livington Dibblee, ' "
John W. Bedell, Jr., "
J. P. Ham, «
Allen Peabody, "
Alex. Gibson, Lumberman and Co. Conn.
James P. Lockwood, J. P., Farm. & Lumb'n
Chas. E. Bull, " "
G. B. Upham, Lumberman
Jesse Phillips, "
S D. Lee, Street Rector of Woodstock
Gilbert Spurr, Calv. Bap. Clergyman
Joseph Parsons, F. W. Bap. ^'
R. A. Temple, W. M. «
Peter Ryan, Car. Manf. and Blacksmith, &
Deal, in Saddlery, Hardware, &c.
Frederick Mclndoe, House Carpenter
Hugh Davis, Jr., Manf. and Deal, in Lumber
R. G. English, Livery Stable and Prop'r for
New Brunswick Canada Railway, Wood-
stock, N. B.
John Riordin, Prop. Hotel
John Furlong, Teacher
Alex. Caldwell, "
Anthony Rousseau, Millwright, Machinist,
Designer, and Draftsman.
John W. Scott, Prop. Low. Woodstock Hotel
John Johnson, Farmer and Wool Carder
D. P. Wolhanpter, Physician and Surgeon
Wm. Stevens, Agent N. B. Mining Co.
T. S. Duncan, Steamboat Master
Robert W. Hume, Clerk
Jos. Davis,
Joseph York,
John DeWitt,
Enoeh Mallory,
Jesse Snow,
WATERVII.LE
Car. Smith and Blacksmith
Farmer
McCready & McDonald,
L. C. Getchell,
Joseph Burpee,
James York, Jr.,
Wool Carders
Miller and Farmer
Lumber Manf.
Farmer
WILLIAMSTON.
Calvin Churchill, Prop. Hotel and Farmer
Henry Wilson, Trader and Wool Carder
Benj. Everett,
Matthew Coolett,
Fanner
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W I C K L O W,
Geo. Millbury, J. P.
John W. Millburj-,
Albert Olmstead,
C. E. Drier,
David R. Esty,
John Drost,
Wm. Longstaff,
Earl Smith,
Andrew Hunter,
Wm. C. Gee,
John Gilpatrick,
Robert Kerr,
Oliver Cogswell,
John A. Owens,
Mark Tracy,
B. S. Plummer, Cab. Maker
Hezekiah Farley,
Wm. Stewart,
Joseph Green,
Isaac Adams,
Zephaniah Mills, J
John Hunter,
Robert Hunter,
Wm. Siraonson,
Thos. M. Crabb,
Joseph Budroe,
and_Farmer
Farmer
& Wheelwright
Farmer
Post Master
P. and Farmer
Farmer
Chas. Ritchey,
Robert K. Wakem,
J. F. Cogswell,
Joseph Fulton,
Jane Porter,
David Antworth,
Geo. Antworth,
Elizabeth Antworth
David J. Tweedie,
Andrew Tweedie,
Jane D. Tweedie.
Richard Spittell,
Hiram Hatch,
John McDonald,
Allen Hovey,
John Barrett,
Geo. Green,
Enoch Stevens,
Chas. Hartley,
Ephraim Jones,
John E. Currier,
James Adams,
Chas. Clark,
Joshua Hartley,
John Elkins^
17T
Farmer
Teacher
Farmer
Farmer
Fanner
Farmer and Lumberman
Farmo"
Farmer and
Shoe Dealer
Farmer
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A PERPETUAL MERCANTILE ALMANAC.
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183
214
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5
5
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156
186
217
248
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6
S
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65
96
126
157
187
218
249
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310
340
7
7
38
66
S
127
158
S
219
250
280
311
341
8
8
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67
98
128
159
189
220
S
281
312
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9
9
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129
S
190
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252
282
313
343
10
10
S
S
100
130
161
191
222
2b-6
283
S
344
11
11
42
70
101
131
162
192
S
254
284
315
345
12
12
43
71
102
S
163
193
224
255
285
316
346
13
S
44
72
103
133
164
194
225
256
S
317
347
14
14
45
73
S
134
165
S
226
257
287
318
348
15
15
46
74
105
135
166
196
227
s
28 s
319
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16
16
47
75
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136
S
197
228
259
289
320
350
17
17
S
S
107
137
168
198
229
260
290
S
351
18
18
49
77
108
138
169
199
S
261
292
322
352
19
19
50
78
109
S
170
200
231
262
292
32.3
353
20
S
51
79
110
140
171
20.
232
263
S
324
354
21
21
52
80
S
141
172
S
233
264
294
325
355
22
22
53
81
112
142
173
203
234
S
295
3-26
S
23
23
54
82
113
143
s
204
235
266
296
327
357
24
24
S
S
114
144
175
205
236
267
297
s
358
25
25
56
84
115
145
176
206
S
268
298
329
359
26
26
57
85
116
S
177
207
238
269
299
33u
350
27
S
58
86
117
147
178
208
239
270
S
331
361
28
28
59
87
S
148
179
8
240
271
301
332
362
29
29
88
119
149
180
210
241
S
30 i
333
S
80
30
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89
120
150
S
211
242
273
303
334
364
31
31
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151
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212
243
304
365
4E^The letter S denotes the Sundays in each month.
The above table ia convenient for finding the maturity
of bills or notes. The Index represents the days of the
month ; the opposite columns give the days of the year
represented by such days of tne month. For ExamjAf.:—
A note at 60 days, dated January 8th. being the 8th day of
the year as is seen in the January column on a line with
January in the Index, by the addition of 63 (including 3
days of grace) shows the note falls due on the 7l8t day of
the year, which will be found on reference to the month
and the Index, to be Tuesday, the 12th day of March. lu
like manner, a note at 60 days, dated 15th of Juno, falls
due on the 229th day of the year, being Saturday, tho 17tli
day oi August.
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A SUMMARY
HISTORICAL AND STATISTICAL
VIEW OF MAINE.
BRIEF HISTOHY.
The attempts to colonize the northeastern portion of the United States were first
made on the coast of Maine. The early voyagers, of different nations, from Cabot fti
1496, to the first permanent settlement of the country, visited this coast for discovery
and commerce. But the first attempt at settlement was made by De Mont, under the
French, \vho, having received a grant from the king of France, planted a large and
well appointed colony on Neutral Island, in the St. Croix river, in 1604. The place was
unfortunately selected, and was abandoned the next year. In 1605 the coast in the
neighborhood of the St. George river was visited by "Weymouth, and explored to a small
extent, which led to the first attempts of the English to colonize the coast by sendint^ a
large colony to the mouth of the Kennebec river in 1607, under the charter of 1606»
which embraced the whole country from N. lat. 34 to 44. This colony consisted of one
hundred men in two ships, under command of Capt. Geo. Popham, as President, and
Gapt. Rawleigh Gilbert, as Admiral. They planted themselves on Hunnewell's Point
at the mouth of the river. This attempt also failed from the bad location and other
mischances.
The advantages of our coast had by this time become noted for the fish and far
tJ-ades, in which many ships, both English and French, were successfully engaged for
many years, making their principal port at Monhegan Island.
In 1613 the French Jesuits established a mission at Mount Desert, which was destroyed
by the English the next year. In 1616, Sir Ferdinando Gorges, a leading and prominent
adventurer, and promoter of colonization in New England, sent his agent, Richard Vines,
with a colony to Saco River, to remain through the winter, and explore the country, and
^st the climate. A company of fishermen was also established at Monhegan at this
time by the patentees, to aid in their fishing and commercial operations.
In 1620, a division having taken place in the grand patent, which had included
Virginia and New England, the northern portion, between latitude 40 and 48, was
incorporated as the northern or Plymouth colony. By this arrangement a new impulse
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was given to the efforts of colonization. In 1621, ten or twelve ships procured full
cargoes of fish and fur, and in the next three years one hundred and twenty-five ships
were engaged in the same trade. In 1622, Gorges and John Mason obtained a grant
from the Plymouth Company of all the territory between the Merrimac and Kennebec
rivers ; and the next year they planted a colony which occupied both sides of tha
Piscataqua River. This may properly be considered as the first permanent occupation
of the mainland in Maine. In 1625, Pemaquid was occupied. In 1624, Gorges planted
a colony at York, which became flourishing, and continued under the management of
Godfrey and others, many years. In 1630 to 1632, settlements were commenced at
Saco, Biddeford, Richmond's Island, Spurwink, Black Point, and Casco, now Portland
and Falmouth. These all continued to grow and become flourishing, until their entire
overthrow in the Indian war of 1675.
In 1635, the Plymouth Company surrendered their charter to the king, having first
divided the territory among the principal proprietors. The eastern portion was granted
to Sir Wm. Alexander, Earl of Sterling, as far west as Pemaquid. Between that and the
mouth of the Kennebec, was Masonia, which belonged to John Mason ; then came Gorges'
Province extending to the Piscataqua, which he named New Somersetshire from the
county in which he lived. Ke immediately sent over his agent and nephew, Wm.
Gorges, to take possession, and govern, with the aid of a council appointed by the
proprietor, his province. The first court under this organization was held in March,
1636, at Saco.
In 1639, Gorges obtained from the king, Charles I., a confirmation of his grant, with
more ample powers of government than were ever bestowed upon a subject, and in
which for the first time appears the name the State now bears, which the charter requires
to be adopted. A new government was established, which continued with various
interruptions from other causes, until the heirs of Gorges sold all their rights to the
colony of Massachusetts in 1677, for £1250. Gorges died in 1647. The eastern portion
of the State below the Penobscot was in the hands and under the jurisdiction of the
French, as part of the Province of Acadia, until the overthrow of French power on this
©ontinent in 1760. The territory between the Penobscot and the Kennebec, although
claimed by the French, was generally possessed by the English ; at one time under a
grant to the Duke of York, at another under proprietary titles, and lastly by Massachu-
setts. The charter of 1691 to Massachusetts embraced the whole territory from the
Piscataqua to the St. Croix, under the title of the Province of Maine, and her jurisdic-
tion was exercised over all the portions she was able to possess. This continued through
the periods of the Colony and the Commonwealth, until the establishment of Maine as
a separate State in 1820.
SITUATION AND AREA.
The State lies between 42° 67' and 47° 30' N. lat., and 5° 45' and 10° 10' East long,
from Washington, and embraces an area of 32,000 square miles, or 20,000,000 of acres.
It is the most eastern rf the United States, and larger than all the rest of the New
England States. It is bounded west by New Hampshire and Lower Canada ; North by
Canada ; East by New Brunswick ; and South by the Atlantic Ocean. Its greatest
length on a diagonal line from the mouth of Piscataqua river to the northern angle is
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820 miles ; the greatest width from the sea to the Canada line, 160 miles ; on a straight
line from Piscataqua river to Quoddy Head is 250 miles.
The surface of the State is diversified ; the north-western and central portions rising in
lofty summits, the highest of which is Katahdin, 5300 ft. above the level of the sea ; Mt.
Abraham in Frankhn Co., 3400 feet; Mt. Blue, in the same Co., 2800 feet; Mars Hill,
in Washington Co., 2000 feet ; the Highlands, at the monument on the Canada line,
2000 feet ; Streaked Mountain, at Paris, 1750 feet ; and the elevated peaks in Oxford
County, Spurs from the White Mountain group, rising to the height of from 2000 to
3500 feet. On the coast are some striking eminences which greet the eye of the mariner
as he approaches from his weary voyage, as the Agamenticus hills in York, rising 670
feet; the Megunticook, in Camden, 1500 feet; the highest peaks on Mt. Desert, 1500
feet. The groups of the Saddleback, Mts. Abraham and Bigelow, lie between the
Androscoggin and Kennebec rivers ; the Ebeme and Baker mountains between the
Kennebec and Penobscot ; the Katahdin groap divides the two main branches of the
Penobscot. Among these mountains are rich and wide-spread valleys, watered by
extensive and fertilizing rivers.
RIVERS.
The principal rivers are the Saco, the Androscoggin, the Kennebec, the Penobscot
the St. John, and the St. Croix, all which, but the St. Croix, rise in the northern and
northwestern parts of the State, and run in an easterly and southerly direction, fed by
large lakes, and irrigating eveiy portion of the territory. They not only enrich the
soil, but furnish immense facihtiesfor navigation, and for manufacturing and commercial
purposes, equal to those of any other State.
The Saco, after entering the State in Fryeburg, has a length of 80 miles, passing through
large meadows, and over numerous falls, to the sea at Saco.
Th» Androscoggin rises in the highlands forming the northwestern frontier near the
sources of the Chaudiere. After running twenty-four miles in a southerly course, U
joins a chain of lakes, through which it flows southeasterly about thirty miles, and
crosses into New Hampshire at Errol. Here it receives the Magalloway, its main
branch, and then passing on about thirty miles in N. H., it is turned suddenly east by
the impassable barrier of the White Mountains, and enters Maine again at Gilead.
Thence flowing on this course about fifty miles, it is diverged by the Highlands in Jay
southerly, and reaches the Kennebec in Topsham, after its devious and rough passage
over many abrupt precipices, of one hundred and eighty miles. At Brunswick, where
it meets tide water, the fall is forty feet. At Rumford in the space of one mile its fall
la estimated at three hundred feet ; at Berlin it is fifty feet ; at the foot of these falls it
is eight hundred feet above the level of the sea.
In its course it receives numerous tributaries, which increase its volume of water
until it becomes one of the most copious in the State, discharging in its lowest state at
Brunswick four thousand cubic feet in a second of time.
The Fenobscot is the largest river of the State ; its whole course lying within it. With
the Mattawamkeag and its eastern branch, it embraces the northeastern portion of the
State ; its northern, northwestern, and western branches extend to the sources of the
Aroostook, and St. John and the Highlands of Canada. The various tributaries ui^te
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in the central part of the State, and pour the accumulated contributions of the remote
regions they traverse into the spacious and beautiful bay which connects them with the
ocean. The great western branch of this river is supplied from two sources, — the south-
west and northwest branches ; one rises in the frontier near the source of Moose River
on the south, and the Du Loup of Canada on the north ; the other near the southwest
branch of the St. John. They unite about thirty miles from their respective sources.
The river then continues in an easterly, then a northerly, and afterwards in a south-
easterly direction over steep falls and long rapids, passing within a mile and a half of
Moosehead Lake, expanding itself into numerous lakes, and laving the feet of Mount
Katabdin, Avhich create precipitous falls. It receives the eastern branch one hundred
and twenty miles from the source of the main river, and twelve miles below the Mat-
tawamkeag ; then changing its course, it flows directly south to the sea, two hundred
and twenty miles from the source of the western branch, which is two thousand feet
alDOve the sea level ; the eastern branch is about sixty miles long, and the Mattawam-
keag eighty. The whole territory drained by the river is about eight thousand square
miles.
The Aroostook flows easterly about one hundred and ten miles^to its junction with the
St. John, four miles east of the boundary; its branches interlocking its whole length
with those of the Penobscot, the dividing ridge in some cases not exceeding eight feet.
It has a gentle current, its descent averaging two and a half feet per mile in the State.
After passing the line it has two falls of forty-five feet.
The Kennebec, by its two principal branches, the Dead and the Moose Rivers, rises in
the northwestern highlands near the sources of the Androscoggin. Moose River, after
an easterly course of about seventy miles, enters Moosehead Lake. It isboatable nearly
its whole length. The Dead River branch has a longer course, and joins the main river
with a channel as wide, but not as deep, about twenty miles south of the lake. The
river bears the name of Kennebec only from the lake, and after a course from that
point southerly one hundred and fifty miles through a fertile and picturesque country,
it joins the sea at Georgetown and Phippsburg. The tide rises to Augusta, to which it
is navigable for small vessels ; to Bath ships of large draught ascend. To the forks of
the Dead River the total ascent is five hundred and seventy feet, to Anson four hundred
and seven, to Waterville two hundred and nineteen. At these points and some others
there are rapids and falls. The level of Moosehead Lake by the measurement of Dr.
Jackson is 960 feet above the sea. The territory included in the basin of this river is
fiye thousand three hundred square miles.
The St. Croix River in its whole length forms part of the eastern boundary of the State ^
The northern or main branch consists in part of a chain of lakes, the remainder is rapid
and broken, which renders it unfit for navigation except for logs. The western branch
is formed by the Sclibodic lakes, and affords an extensive channel of internal navigation.
Its source is near the Passadumkeag, a tributary of the Penobscot, and between them
a canal might easily be made which would give valuable connection between the waters
of Penobscot and Passamaquoddy Bays, Above tide water at Calais, there are numer-
ous mill sites, many of which are largely improved in the manufacture of lumber and
other products. The territory within the State watered by this river and the bay In
which it discharges is fifteen hundred square miles.
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It would not be proper in this summary of the rivers of Maine to omit the St. John,
although it has its estuary and a large part of its course in the Province of New
Brunswick. It rises in the highlands which form the northwestern boundary of the
Btate, and with its numerous branches occupies about ten thousand square miles, or
nearly one-third part of the State. These have their fountains in close proximity to
the sources of rivers flowing into the St. Lawrence, and of those crossing Maine to the
Atlantic ; so that in this part of the State is a complete network of water courses,
forming spacious, rich, and fertile v^alleys. The general course of the St. John acroBB
tiie State is northerly and easterly till it reaches near the Madawaska, whence it ig
deflected southeasterly to the boundary. The whole length of the river is four
hundred and twenty miles to the Bay of Fundy, of which about two hundred and ten
miles are in Maine.
The smaller rivers of the State are the Piscataqua, forming the western boundary,
York River, the Presumpscot in Cumberland County, the Sheepscot, Damaris-
«otta, St. George, Union, Narraguagus, Machias, and many lesser ones. These pene-
trate but a short distance into the country, but furnish valuable facilities for manufae-
turing purposes.
LAKES.
Besides t];ie numerous rivers which flow over every part of the State, there are many
spacious lakes. The largest of them is Moosehead, the aboriginal name of which is
Qrignac, which means a Stag, or Moose ; it lies in Piscataquis County, and is thirty-five
miles long, varying in width from four to twelve miles. Its surface above the level of
the sea was computed by Dr. Jackson to be nine hundred and sixty feet.
Other large lakes occupy prominent places in every quarter of the State. In the
northeast angle lie a conspicuous group called the Eagle Lakes, extending in an irregular
a)urse more than fifty miles, and discharging themselves by the Fish river into the St.
John.
The northern and western branches of the Penobscot flow upon an elevated plateau
through a series of lakes from eight hundred to one thousand feet above the sea level,
forming spacious and fertile valleys. Among these lakes are the Chesuncook, about
eighteen miles long, the Umsaskls, and siibstituting the English for the harsh and
uncouth Indian names, the Churchill, Heron, and Chamberlain Lakes, the latter eighteen
miles long by one to four miles wide ; the last four measuring fifty or sixty miles in
length ; the Pemadumcook and Millenoket add their contributions to the Penobscot.
On the eastern border of the State we find two spacious chains of lakes, forming the
sources of the St. Croix River ; the northern branch constitutes the boundary for a
distance of twenty-five miles, passing the shores of five townships ; the western chain
stretches over about forty miles to near the source of the Passadumkeag, a branch of
the Penobscot, watering in its course eight townships of land, and furnishing great
facilities for navigation, lumber, and fishing. Between these lie the Baskahegan, a small
lake, the source of a river of the same name, forming a branch of the Mattawamkeag.
On the south are the western Schoodic Lakes, and in their immediate vicinity, lie the
Nickatous, Meddybemps, and other lakes forming the sources of the rivers Dennis,
Machias, Narraguagus, Union, and Passadumkeag.
In the central and more cultivated parts of the State are numerous extensive ponds,
which furnish many facilities for trade and intercourse to the inhabitants on their
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borders; among these are the Piishaw, Sebec, Newport, the Belgrade and Wtftthrop
Ponds. In the County of Cumberland are numerous ponds, the largest of which is the
Sebago, twelve miles long, and Long Pond ten miles ; the former is two hundred and
thirty-seven feet above the level of the sea, and is fed by Long and several other ponds ;
in turn, from its ample bosom it feeds the Cumberland and Oxford Canal, and the never
failing channel of the Presumpscot River.
On the north-western border of the State lie the long chain of the Umbagog Lakes,
whose eastern extremity bathes the feet of the Saddleback mountains, whence it extends
through Rangeley and six other townships into New Hampshire, a distance by its
devious course of forty miles, and forming a copious source of the Androscoggin River.
The elevation of this series of lakes is estimated to be twelve hundred fedl above the
sea level.
INDIANS.
Of the once powerful and destructive tribes of Indians that occupied the soil of Muine
and thrice destroyed the English settlements during the first century of colonization, but
two tribes now remain. These are degenerate and feeble, and bear no trace of the
subtle, vigorous, and vindictive race which our predecessors had to encounter to main-
tain a foothold on the territory. These are the remnants of the Peaobscot and
Passamaquoddy tribes ; they receive an annual stipend from government, which to the
Penobscot tribe in 1860 amounted to ^5916, of which $2970 was the interest on a fund
formed from the proceeds of their lands.
The Fenobscot tribe numbers five hundred and twenty-five persons, and is seated at
Oldtown, on an island of that name in the Penobscot river ; they are comfortably
situated, have a good chapel and the ministrations of a Catholic priest, to which chuTch
they belong. Schools are also provided for them, in which the number of pupils waa
fifty-four. Their agent in his report for 1861, says : " The number of the tribe has
not materially changed for the last forty years ; it has increased rather than diminished ;
this may be accounted for, in part, by their intermarriage with other tribes aiwi the
French."
There are about one hundred and fifty of this tribe capable of labor, of whom about
one hundred engage in farming, and cultivate corn, wheat, oats, potatoes, and other
vegetables. A portion of the men in winter are employed in hunting, the women work
on baskets, snow-shoes, moccasins, &c. They own cattle and horses.
TTie Passamaquoddy tribe is established at Pleasant Point in the town of Perry on Pas-
samaquoddy Bay. In May their number was four hundred and forty-two, to whom an
annuity was paid. Scattered members of the tribe live at Calais, Indian township on
the lake, and at some other points, where they are employed in farming, hunting,
lumbering, and basket-making, from which with the government grant they have a
comfortable living. They have a priest, churches, and schools. In the school on the
lake there are twenty to twenty- five pupils, who make good improvement ; at Pleasant
Point the school averages thirty-five. The government appropriates an annual sum to
aid them in their agricultural pursuits, which renders them very essential aid in pro-
curing the means of subsistence.
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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
The cause of education is systematically and thoroughly diffused through the State.
Every town of suflScient size is divided into school districts under the supervision of
agents and committees, who have power to raise and disburse monies for the accom-
modation and support of schools ; a tax at the rate of sixty cents from each inhabitant
is required to be raised for this purpose. Beside which, a school fund now amounting
to $155,000, and constantly increasing by sales of land appropriated for the object, has
been established, the income of which and the tax of one per cent upon the capital of
the banks is annually distributed to the towns to aid in support of the common schools.
By this patronage and the fostering care of the government and people, these schools
have been elevated to a high and flourishing condition. The State appoints a super-
intendent whose duty it is to visit all the schools, examine their condition, take a
general oversight of the cause of common education, and make an annual report to the
government.
From the report of 1861, we digest some interesting facts :
Population of the State, 1860, 628,300
No. of towns, ---_------_- 396
Organized Plantations, --..------- 98
Children between four and twenty -one years, ------ 243,376
Average attendance in summer schools, ------- 102,959
" " " winter " 118,399
No. of School Districts, 4,146
** " parts of Districts, 387
•* " School-houses, - 3,946
** " Male Teachers, 2.776 > ^ .^q
" " Female " 4,632 5 ''^^
School money raised by taxation, --- $405,337
•* " from School fund and bank tax, 81,817
** " " local funds, 16,678
Contributed to prolong Schools, ----- --12 867
Amount paid for private schools, --------_ 27 330
Aggregate expenditure for school purposes, - - - . - . 616,880
By these wise and liberal measures, the means of a good common education are
carried to every family in the State, and of which they may partake without charge.
To meet the great demand for teachers, schools have been specially created to train
a class of persons for this peculiar and important employment. Some Normal Schools
for that purpose had been established; in March, 1860, the State passed an Act
providmg for an annual appropriation of $3600 for the establishment of Normal Schools
in eighteen existing seminaries and academies which shall introduce a department into
their institutions for the instruction of teachers. The conditions of this act were
accepted by the institutions enumerated in the following table with the most satisfactory
results ; five hundred and sixty-six persons having availed themselves of the advantages
offered since the measure was adopted.
13
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Locaticn. Male Pupila.
Female Pupils.
Total
Lewiston,
53,
18,
71,
Presque Isle,
3.
10,
13,
No. Bridgton,
8,
11.
19,
Yarmouth,
11,
10,
21,
New SharoD,
6,
10,
16,
Bucksport,
12,
11,
23,
Readfield,
89,
49,
138,
Thomaston,
4,
11,
15,
Newcastle,
18,
26,
44,
Paris,
18,
16,
34,
Hampden,
23,
13,
36,
Bloomfield,
17,
24,
41,
Freedom,
18,
22,
40,
Calais,
3,
10,
13,
Elliot,
8,
15,
23,
Limerick,
12,
7,
19,
Richmond,
RETURNS OF THE NORMAL SCHOOLS, AUTUMN, 1860.
Institutions.
' Maine State Seminary,
Presque Isle Academy,
Bridgton, "
No. Yarmouth, "
New Sharon High School,
East Me. Conf. Seminary,
Me. Wesleyan "
Thomaston Academy,
Lincoln *'
Paris Hill,
Hampden, "
Bloomfield, "
Freedom, "
Calais, "
Elliot, "
Limerick, ."
Richmond " ,
303 263 566
The average age of these pupils was 18 9-10.
But the advantages of education in the State are not limited to common schools.
There are two colleges well endowed, and furnished with able instructors and suitable
apparatus for an accomplished education ; these are the college at Waterville, and
Bowdoin College at Brunswick.
Bowdoin was incorporated in 1792, and partially endowed by the Commonwealth of
which we then made part, and largely increased by individual donations, particularly by
Mr. Bowdoin. It was not opened for instruction until 1802, when the first class entered
and graduated in 1806, with seven members. It has now one hundred and ninety-nine
•undergraduates, and fifty-five students connected with the medical departm'ent, for
which the college has been long distinguished. It is now proposed to add to the
Institution a law department. The whole number of graduates to 1858 by the triennial
catalogue of that year, was twelve hundred and eighty-four, to which about one
hundred and fifty may now be added, and medical graduates seven hundred and seventy-
four. The library contains twenty-seven thousand volumes. Leonard Woods, D. D.,
is President.
Waterville College was incorporated in 1820, and was established by the Baptist
denomination, but is open to all sects and classes. It received donations from the State
as well as individuals. The number of students for the year 1860-61 was one hundred
and twenty-two ; its library contains ten thousand volumes. The President is James
T. Champlin, D. D., who is assisted by four professors and one tutor.
The Theological Seminary at Bangor is devoted to the preparation for the ministry of*
persons who have been regularly educated at some College. Its catalogue for 1861
gives the number of students as follows : senior class thirteen, middle twenty-five, f
junior twenty-six. Rev. Enoch Pond is President, assisted by Professors Rev. Georgef
Shepard, Rev. Daniel Talcott Smith, and Rev. Samuel (Harris. It was incorporated in
1814, and has a library of over ten thousand volumes
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Besides these institutions are several lesser lights, whose condition and labors
demand a distinct notice. These are
The Maine Wesleyan Seminary, incorporated in - - - - - 1823
" Westbrook " " " - . - _ 1831
" East Me. Conference " " " 1849
" Maine State " " " - - . _ 1855
These are in successful operation under able instructors, and pursuing a career of
e xtensive usefulness .
The Maine Wesleyan Seminary at Kent's Hill in Readfield is under the guidance of the
Methodist denomination, and has a corps of nine instructors, male and female, at the
head of whom is the Rev, Henry P. Torsey. The number of scholars by their catalogue
of 1861 was, — males, three hundred and twenty, females, two hundred and twenty-nine.
The course of instruction comprises nearly all the Enghsh branches taught in colleges,
and classical studies sufficient to qualify students for college. Their seminary building
is beautiful and convenient, containing a chapel, parlors, recitation rooms, and boarding
accommodations for one hundred and forty students.
The East Maine Conference Se-rtiinary is established at Bucksport, and is under the
charge of seven instructors, who teach the various branches of classical and English
studies. The number of pupils is three hundred and fourteen, one hundred and eighty-
seven males, one hundred and twenty-seven females.
The Maine State Seminary, established at Lewiston, under the patronage of the Freewill
Baptist denomination, has two hundred and thirty pupils in the classical department,
and one hundred and five in English studies ; of these one hundred and twenty-nine are
young women. Rev. Oren B. Cheney is principal, assisted by nine teachers, male and
female, in various branches.
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CHARTERED LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
Names of Institutions.
Bowdoin College,
Waterville College,
Hallowell Academy,
Berwick Academy,
Fryeburg Academy,
Washington Academy,
Lincoln Academy,
Monmouth Academy,
Hampden Academy,
Bluehill Academy,
Hebron Academy,
Bath Academy,
Farmington Academy,
Bloomfield Academy,
"Warren Academy,
Bridgton Academy,
Limerick Academy,
North Yarmouth Academy, . .
Cony Female Academy,
China Academy,
Maine Wesleyan Seminary, . .
Foxcroft Academy,
Anson Academy,
Cherryfield Academy,
Alfred Academy,
Westbrook Seminary,
Titcomb Academy,
St. Albans Academy,
Parsonsfield Seminary,
Lewiston Falls Academy, ....
Gould's Academy,.
Freedom Academy,
Norridgewock Female Acad.,
Charleston Academy,
Exeter High School,
Elliot Academy,.
Waterville Academy,
Litchfield Academy,
Monroe Academy,
Newport Academy,
Lee Normal School,.
Thomaston Academy,
Somerset Academy.
Mattanawcook Academy,.. . .
East Corinth Academy,
Houlton Academy,
Patten Academy,
Monson Academy,
Litchfield Liberal Institute,. .
Limington Academy
East Me.Conference Seminary
Union Academy,
Brunswick.
Waterville,.
Hallowell,,.
South Berwick,..
Fryeburg,
East Machias, . . . .
Newcastle,
Monmouth,
Hampden,
Bluehill,
Hebron,
Bath,
Farmington,
Bloomfield,
Warren,
North Bridgton, • .
Limerick,
Yarmouth,
Augusta,.,
China
Kent's Hill,
Foxcroft,
North Anson, . . • •
Cherryfield,
Alfred,
Westbrook,
North Belgrade, . •
Hartland,
N. Parsonsfield,..
Danville,
Bethel,
Freedom,
Norridgewock, . • •
Charleston,
Exeter,
Elhot,.
Waterville,.
Litchfield,
Monroe,.
Newport,
Lee,
Thomaston,
Athens,
Lincoln,
East Corinth,
Houlton,
Patten, ,
Monson, ,
Litchfield, ,
Limington,
Bucksport,
Oldtown,
Incorporated.
June 27, 1792,.
June 19, 1820, .
March 5, 1791,.
March 11, 1791,
Feb. 19,1792,..
March 7, 1794,.
Feb. 23,1801,..
Feb. 22,1803,..
March 7, 1803,..
March 8, 180.3,.
Feb. 10,1804,..
March 16, 1805,
Feb. 13, 1807,..
Feb. 13, 1807,,.
Feb. 25, 1808,..
May 8, 1808,...
Nov. 17, 1808,..
Feb. 4, 1814,...
Feb. 10.1818,..
June 10, 1818,..
July 28, 1823, . .
Jan. 31, 1823,..
Feb. 28,1823,..
Feb. 18, 1829,..
March 3, 1829,.
March 4, 1831,.
March 30, 1831,
Feb. 11, 1832,..
Feb. 6, 1833,...
Feb. 25, 1834,..
Jan. 27,1836,..
Feb, 18,1836,..
March 20, 1836,
Feb. 13, 1837,..
March 15, 1838,
Feb. 26, 1840,..
Feb. 12, 1842,..
Feb. 5, 1844,...
Feb. 21,1845,..
March 17, 1845,
March 17, 1845,
April 7, 1845,..
June 20, 1846,..
July 29, 1846,..
July 30, 1846,..
June 14, 1847,..
June 18,1847,..
July 26, 1847,..
July 26, 1847,..
Aug, 8,1848,...
June 8,1849,...
^ug. 8,1848,...
81,000
23,000
3,700
10,000
5,000
6,500
3,500
3,400
2,800
2,000
1,500
3,000
2,000
3,000
3,500
8,000
1,600
33,000
2,300
1,000
5,000
1,000
24,050
1,700
3,500
7,000
2,500
2,000
1,200
2,500
2,700
1,400
3,000
2,100
1,000
3,000
2,043
1,300
1,500
2,000
i.2o6
2,500
28,000
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CHARTEilED LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
Names of Institutions.
East Pittston Academy,
Maine Female Seminary, • • • •
Lebanon Academy,
Calais Academy,
Corinna Union Academy, . • • •
Towle's Academy,
Oak Grove School,
Maine State Seminary,
Oak Grove Seminary,
Presque Isle Academy,
West Gardiner Academy, . . . .
Harpswell Academy,
Richmond Academy,.
Paris Hill Academy,
Where Located.
East Pittston, . . .
Gorham, ■
West Lebanon, .
Calais, •••• ••••■
Corinna,.
Winthrop,
Vassalborough,.
Lewiston,.
Falmouth,
Presque Isle,. . . .
West Gardiner,..
Harpswell,
Richmond,
Paris Hill,
Incorporated.
Feb. 1849,
Au?, 24,1850,..
Aug. 28, 1850,
June 3, 1851,...
Feb. 14, 1852, . .
April 5, 1854,...
March 16, 1855,.
April 14,1857,..
Feb. 17,1858,...
March 11,1859,.
April 2, 1859,...
Dec. 1861, ,
Dec. 1861,
O bfl
^ a
.S-3
o
1,000
23,000
3,000
1,700
11,000
36,000
2,300
2,300
1,200
^
Ph
800
15,000
2,500
1,200
10,500
36,000
2,000
2,300
1,200
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
This society was incorporated Feb. 5, 1822. The number of corporate members was
forty-nine, residing in different parts of the State, of whom eleven are now living ; the
youngest of them is Judge Peleg Sprague of Boston, who then resided in Hallowell ;
the eldest, John Merrick of Hallowell, about ninety-three years of age. The first
President was the late Gov. Parris, the other officers were Edward Russell, Corresponding
Secretary ; Benjamin Hasey, Recording Secretary ; Prentiss Mellen, Treasurer ; and
Rev. Edward Payson, Librarian. These are all dead. The present number of resident
members is seventy-seven. The officers are, William Willis, President ; Rev. Bishop
Burgess, Vice President ; James W. Bradbury, Corresponding Secretary ; Rev. Edward
Ballard, Recording Secretary ; Prof. Alpheus S. Packard, Librarian ; and Augustus C.
Robbins, Treasurer.
The Society is in a flourishing condition ; it has a permanent fund of about $7000 ;
has published six octavo volumes of its collections, which are highly creditable to its
efforts and historical research, and have made valuable addititions to the history of the
State.
Its library and cabinet, both respectable, are kept at Brunswick.
STATE REFORM SCHOOL.
This excellent institution was established in 1850 ; in which year three commissioners
were appointed by the State, to obtain, by gift or purchase, a suitable site for a reform
school for the employment of juvenile offenders ; $10,000 was appropriated for the
purpose. In 1851, a further appropriation was made of $20,000 for the erection of
suitable buildings. In 1852, a further appropriation of $25,000 was made for completing
and putting the school in operation. The City of Portland presented to the Stote a
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large farm situated in Cape Elizabeth, three and a half miles from the city, in a very
eligible location, at an expense of $8000, on which a spacious and elegant building was
erected, forming a beautiful object in the landscape, as seen from many points in
Portland.
By the report of the trustees for the year 18G0, it appears that, " five hundred and
seventy-eight boys have been received into the institution, and instructed in all the
branches of a good school education," together with the moral instruction imparted by
a well conducted Sabbath School. " They have been all clothed and fed, and four
hundred have been sent out again to battle with the temptations and evil influences " of
the world. The trustees add that not less than seventy per cent of those discharged
" have entered upon a new probation, resolved to lead useful and honorable lives."
The number received into the school during the year, coming from all parts of the
State, was two hundred and thirty-four, of whom one hundred and seventy remained at
the close of the year.
The trustees further say, " A very commodious room has been fitted up for a library,
and it constitutes one of the most valuable and attractive features of the institution, the
boys finding there a constant source of instruction and pleasure." A large farm is
carried on mainly by the labor of the boys, 13 acres in grass, 15 acres under cultivation,
and 10 acres pasture. Among the products of the farm were 50 tons of English hay,
300 bushels of potatoes, 200 bushels of turnips, 500 cabbage heads, 175 boxes of straw-
berries, 360 bushels of oats, 1591 lbs. of pork, 3551 lbs. of beef, 2782 gallons of milk,
80 doz. of eggs. The trustees remark, that, " in addition to the farm, we have in
successful operation a brick-yard, where, during the year, 512,000 bricks have been
manufactured, and employing during summer 15 boys, a shoe shop employing 20 boys ,
a shop for cane seating chairs employing 33 boys, and a shop for the manufacture of
clothing, employing 46 boys. These are all valuable auxiliaries in supporting the
institution, and in training the boys to habits of industry." The ages of the boys when
admitted range from 7 to 19, there having been but one of 19, and 3 of 18 years ; the
largest number, 103, were of the age of 14.
The whole expense of the institution for the year ending March 31, 1861, was
$20,356.87, which included repairs, improvements, and expenses on the farm. Over
$3000 of this amount was re-imbursed by sales of the products of the labor of the
inmates.
Seth Scamman is the present superintendent.
THE INSANE ASYLUM
Was opened for the reception of patients in October, 1839, It is established in a
beautiful location on the easterly bank of the Kennebec river at Augusta. Its original
cost was about $105,000. The wants of the State have required its enlargement ; and
its unfortunate destruction by fire in the winter of 1853-4 demanded safeguards and
improvements which have been wisely provided by the State at a large expenditure.
The first movement for the founding the hospital was commenced by the Legislature in
1832, which appropriated $20,000 for the purpose, on condition that a like sum should
be subscribed by individuals. This met with a favorable response, and Benjamin Brown
of Vassalboro, and Ruel WilHams of Augusta, subscribed $10,000 each, whereupon the
work was commenced, and carried to a successful conclusion, but at a much larger
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191
expense than was contemplated. During the twenty years which it has been open
for the unhappy objects of its care, there have been received into it two thousand two
hundred and sixty-three patients. Of these, nine hundred and thirty-two have been
restored to reason, three hundred and ninety improved, and two hundred and ninety-
eight have died, and there remained under treatment at the close of 1860 two hundred
and forty inmates.
The expense of the Institution for the year ending Nov. 30, 1860, was $34,785, of
which $3,579 was for new buildings and repairs. The receipts from patients was
$34,758, and from products of the farm $3506.
There is a good library belonging to the Institution, the gift of benevolent gentlemen,
which is a valuable auxiliary in the treatment of the patients.
The folloicing Table gives the operations of the Hospital from its commencement to the
present time.
Year.
1840-41
1841-42
1842-43
1843-44
1844-45
1845-46
1846-47
1847-48
1848-49
1849-50
1850-51
1851-52
1852-53
1853-54
1854-55
1855-56
1856-57
1857-58
1858-59
1859-60
s
129
89
86
83
99
102
124
128
123
110
75
48
126
109
li8
149
144
126
149
136
80
72
84
75
90
87
100
125
110
126
122
42
189
114
88
114
126
126
120
133
^3
129
141
151
151
175
187
225
252
250
249
199
124
210
228
243
304
334
334
357
373
M
36
32
32
30
39
46
53
60
55
66
22
23
45
49
41
54
69
59
58
63
14
16
16
16
21
22
17
31
22
25
28
4
14
15
14
22
24
25
22
22
24
19
31
26
23
14
20
14
19
21
40
8
15
18
14
19
19
18
23
17
5
5
5
3
7
5
10
20
14
14
32
7
15
32
19
19
14
24
17
31
*J to b^
o
J-c
70
73
72
79
89
107
125
135
139
155
125
34
120
140
155
194
215
225
240
246
O -,
'^ 3
1
50
58
55
71
80
98
117
121
123
30
76
84
114
114
151
190
205
205
227
a -^
5 o
52
65
68
76
85
101
124
127
139
124
76
84
119
115
155
190
208
208
237
240
o
C3-
^^
^^
Q
48
59
65
70
80
93
108
112
126
137
75
79
109
129
134
167
204
213
222
236
Dr. Henry M. Harlow is the present superintendent.
STATE PRISON AND CRIME.
The Penitentiary of the State was erected at Thomaston, in the year 1823, and opened
for the reception of criminals in 1824. Its original cost was about $28,000. It is
situated in a lime quarry, and for many years the convicts were employed in quarrying
limestone. The whole number of convicts received into the prison from its commence,
ment to Dec. 1, 1860, was 1346. The report of the Warden for 1860, says : " The
number of convicts received at the prison during the last five years is as follows : in
1856, thirty-six; in 1857, fifty-one j in 1858, sixty-nine; in 1859, forty-eight; in 4860,
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forty-one." There remains in prison Nov. 30, 18G0, one hundred and twelve, who were
employed as follows ; viz.,
Shoeraaking, 34, Washers, 2,
Blacksmithing, 10, In solitary, 1,
Carriage-making, 43, Waiters, 2,
Tailoring, 6, Lumpers, 9,
Cooks, 2, Sick in Hospital, 2,
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The amount received per day for their labor varies from seventeen to thirty cents.
The crimes for which they were committed were as follows :
Larceny,
48,
Robbery,
2,
Burglary,
9,
Uttering forged order.
2,
Adultery,
3,
Robbing the mail.
2,
Murder,
^
Rape,
2,
Arson,
10,
Bestiality,
1,
Assault to ravish.
3,
Shop-breaking,
7,
Assault to kill,
5,
Enticing to burn.
1,
Perjury,
1,
Manslaughter,
9
Felonious assault,
1,
Conspiracy to cheat.
1,
Forgery,
2,
Incest,
1,
112
The expense to the State of maintaining the prison for the year was $7230.34 over
the amount earned by the labor of the convicts. The whole cost to the State of the
prison for thirty-five years, including 1858, was $321,740, which embraces the cost of
the building.
Mr. Blaine, appointed on a commission to examine the prison in 1858, made a report
in 1859, in which for economical and other purposes he urges the erection of a new
prison in a more fiivorable location. He says: "In Maine the average annual cost
per convict, including salaries of officers, is $200," which is much more than in any
other State." The cost of subsistence in 1857, he says was $71.92 for each prisoner.
He was of opinion that the Institution ought to be self-supporting. The legislature
did not adopt his recommendation, and the old prison, unimproved, remains at Thom-
as ton.
FINANCES.
The public debt of the State including trust funds, on the first day of Jan., 1861, was
$942,446. The permanent trust funds are $342,946, the remainder matures from year
to year until 1881. To this must be added the war debt contracted in 1861, amounting
to $800,000, all, or most of which, will be re-imbursed by the National Government.
A loan of $1,300,000 was authorised by the legislature for this purpose.
The receipts into the treasury in 1860, were $452,276, which included a loan and
the premium $54,466.
One-half of the receipts was derived from taxes.
The expenditures were $411,000, of which $50,500 were on the State debt, and
$40,925 for interest.
The public lands are an annual source of income to the State. They were valued in
1860, at $2,284,986, and embraced 8,473,861 acres.
The State tax assessed in 1861 was $258,654.88.
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BANKS.
The number of Banks in Maine, in June, 1861, was seventy-one, whose condition
appears in the following table :
Capital, 07,783,000 Real Estate, $235,696.89
Bills in circulation, 4,061,692 Bills of other Banks, 271,498.60
Deposits, 8,023,202.45 Balances due from other
Net profits on hand, 585,275.49 Banks, 1,491,560.70
Gold and Silver, 667,433.11 Loan, 12,776,971.64
The average dividend of these banks is about seven per cent., per annum. They pay
a tax to the State of one per cent on their capital.
There are fourteen Savings Institutions in the State, having funds amounting in the
aggregate to $1,525,946, deposited by 9245 persons. Nearly half a million of this
amount is in the two banks in Portland.
In Massachusetts the total amount of deposits is forty-seven millions. In the two cities
of Brooklyn and New York the amount_, is thirty-five millions. The total amount on
deposit in the State of New York, Jan. 1st, 1861, was $67,440,397. One person in
thirteen of the entire population is a depositor.
COIMMERCE.
The high commercial character of Maine has been gained by the peculiar features of
its territory. Its whole line of coast for two hundred and fifty miles on a direct line
from Piscataqua River to Eastport, and following its indentations about three thousand
miles, is interspersed with numerous safe and commodious harbors, estuaries, and
islands. The forests of the State have furnished for over two hundred years, not only
the wood for the construction of ships, but materials for the pursuits of commerce ; her
various manufactures of lumber, lime, and slate have found ready markets, while with
the ample products of the sea, and the tillage of her soil, have established a source of
foreign and domestic trade which has greatly enriched her people. Before a colony
was founded on the coast, a very large and profitable 'trade was carried on in the fish
and fur business ; and the earliest settlements were distinguished by considerable
shipments of lumber, fish, and furs to Europe and the West Indies.
These operations have never ceased from the planting of the first colony to the
present day, and Maine now stands the first in the Union for her contribution to the
ajmual tonnage of the country, and the fifth in the employment of it.
In 1856 the number of vessels built was 316, having a tonnage of 149,908 tons. In
1857, the number was 240, with a tonnage of 110,933 tons. The next year there was a
great falling off in consequence of the panic, and revulsion in business, and the number
of vessels that year built in Maine was but 167, with a tonnage of 55,959 tons ; these
consisted of 56 ships and barques, 28 brigs, 77 schooners, 6 sloops and steamers. The
same year in New York, the second in tonnage of new vessels, the amount was 37,186
tons; and in Massachusetts 32,599 tons. In 1860, the number of vessels built was
172, having an aggregate tonnage of 57,868 tons. The tonnage owned in Maine in
1860, was 803,071, or about 17 per cent of the whole tonnage of the United States,
which in that year was 5,353,868 tons.
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The exports and imports for four years will, be seen by the following table :
1856, Exports, $2,903,041, Imports, $1,940,773,
1867, " 3,716,586, " 2,664,332,
1858, " 2,862,059, " 1,858,392,
1860, " 3,669,555, " 1,716,075,
The transportation of this merchandise employed from ten hundred to fourteen hun-
dred vessels annually, with an average tonnage of 214,000 ; giving Maine a high rank
among the States for commercial importance.
The annexed table shows the part which each collection district bore in the commerce
of 1860.
COMMERCE OF MAINE FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1860.
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Val. of.
Passamaquoddy,
13
25,270
3230
299
2632
5444
1590
1440
$906,720
$105,556
$365,061
Machias, - -
22
34,921
63
461
4
13
19020
1833
103,608
975
Frenchman's Bay
7
35,794
19
123
16
87
17888
10563
726
13,225
2,508
Penobscot, - -
13
49,414
24
137
9
68
12520
18960
1550
18,756
7,056
Belfast, - - -
16
80,785
37
251
11
73
40039
8523
84
50,462
384
^19,197
Bangor, - - -
12
36,302
97
742
38
229
19099
1534
197,579
40,125
Waldoboro, -
23
187215
21
130
18
97
99079
5456
875
11,758
Wiscasset, - -
15
28,167
20
152
3
29
8812
6886
56,923
3,784
Bath, - - -
22
165318
45
218
48
268
23341
2457
262
27,093
12,748
Portland, - -
17
131825
671
6996
520
5531
17620
2126
3304
1,950,030
239,189
1,252,819
Saco, - - -
2
5,956
1
4
1
4
2423
383
30
54
Kennebunk, -
8
20,421
1
24
1275
781
287
York, - - -
2
1,547
1296
149
101
Tonnage employed in steam navigation, — Portland 3969, Passamaquoddy, 1351.
No. of tons of shipping built in the United States in 1860, 212,892.
" " Maine same time, over one-fourth
of the whole,
57,868
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RAILROADS.
The length of railroads in the State is 492 miles, single track,"of which 230 miles is
on a guage of five feet eight inches, the remainder four feet ten inches. The Grand
Trunk Railway crosses Maine from Portland, a distance of eighty miles, then passing
across New Hampshire and Vermont, extends on through Canada to Lake Huron and
Detroit, a distance of nearly one thousand miles, where it connects hy steamers on Lake
Huron, and hy railways at Detroit with the great railways which intersect the valley
of the Mississippi.
The whole cost of the railways in Maine has been $20,000,000.
These roads extend 175 miles from the western border at Portsmouth, easterly to
Milford, and in the interior across the State northwesterly by the Grand Trunk, and
northerly to Farmington and Skowhegan by the Androscoggin, and the Kennebec and
Somerset roads — thus furnishing ample facilities for internal communication and traflSc
to the principal portions of the territory. They have greatly enhanced the value of
property through which they pass, and to which they extend. The following table
presents the statistics of these roads for 1860 :
Names of Roads.
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BUSINESS.
RECEIPTS.
For
Mails
&c.
No. of Pas- Tons of
sen. carr'd. Freight.
For Pas-
sengers.
For
Freight.
Androscoggin,
37
12
14,281
8,273
$ 15,073
$22,566
$2,586
" Extension,
36
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f
Androscoggin & Kennebec,
55 1
13
111,219
73,169
145,784
140,987
15,458
Penobscot & Kennebec,
55 j
12
*Atlan. & St. Law., (to Isl. P'd)
149
31
154,489
254,804
156,197
493,771
16,260
Bangor, Oldtown, & Milford,
13
4
53,992
15,088
19,710
203
Great Falls & South Berwick,
3
2
8,146
9,633
Total
Receipts.
9,625
Kennebec & Portland,
63"
17
Bath Branch,
9y2
3
113,649
30,674
86,994
57,626
24,548
Somerset & Kennebec,
37.
10
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth,
51
15
225,722
55,000
160,380
59,970
14,235
Boston & Maine,
8
York & Cumberland,
18
7
67,010
16,000
14,634
11,254
480
fMachiasport,
73^
Total
Earnings.
11,300
JCalais & Baring, & Lewey's Isl.
23
21,000
2,150
32,120
* In Maine, eighty miles.
t Feet of lumber carried, 7,833,648.
Number of laths " 9,715,000.
X Feet of lumber " 42,021,000.
Number of laths " 31,561,000.
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STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
Israel Washbuen, Jr.,
Jared Fuller,
Joseph M. Dennis,
Frederic Robie,
Benjamin D. Metcalf,
Washington Wilcox
eorge a. Frost,
Lewis L. Wadsworth, Jr.,
Cyrus H. Ripley,
Joseph B. Hall,
Lewis D. Moore,
James H. Cochran,
George G. Stacy,
Nathan Dane,
William Caldwell,
B.W. NORRIS,
Isaac R. Clark,
JosiAH H. Drummond
John L. Hodsdon,
GiLMAN Turner,
Edward P. Weston,
Wales Hubbard,
Augustus C. Bobbins,
Francis K. Swan,
Daniel Winslow,
Oliver S. Beale,
Jeremiah Maxwell,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 1861.
Governor,
Councillor,
Messenger,
Secretary of State,
Deputy Secretary of State,
Commission Clerk,
Librarian, v
Treasurer,
Clerk,
Land Agent,
Assistant Land Agent,
Attorney General,
Adjutant General,
Sup't Public Buildings,
Sup't Common Schools,
Rep. Dec. S. J. Court,
Bank Commissioner,
Inspector Gen. Beef and Pork,
Arsenal Keeper,
Orono.
East Corinth.
E. New Portl'd.
Gorham.
Damariscotta.
Monmouth.
Spring Vale.
Pembroke.
Paris.
Presque Isle.
Augusta.
Mopmouth.
Porter.
Alfred.
Augusta.
Skowhegan.
Bangor.
Portland.
Bangor.
Augusta.
Gorham.
Wiscasset.
Brunswick.
Calais.
Westbrook.
Portland.
Bangor.
Governors of the State since
William King,
1820-21
Albion K. Parris,
1822-27
Enoch Lincoln,
1827-30
Samuel E. Smith,
1831-34
Robert P. Dunlap
1834-38
Edward Kent ,
1838-39
John Fairfield,
1839-40
Edward Kent,
1840-41
John Fairfield,
1841-43
Edward Kavanagh (acting), * 1843-44
Hugh J. Anderson, 1844-47
its organization in 1820.
John W. Dana, 1847-50
John Hubbard, 1850-53
Wm. G. Crosby, 1853-55
Anson P. MorriU, 1855-56
Samuel Wells, 1856-57
Hannibal Hamlin, 1857 to March '57
Joseph H. Williams (acting), March
4, 1857-58.
Lot M. Morrill, 1858-61
Israel Washburn, Jr., 1861-
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
197
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate,
County Attorney,
Sheriff,
Clerk of Courts,
County Commissioner,
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate,
County Attorney,
Sheriff,
Clerk of the Courts,
County Commissioner,
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate,
County Attorney,
Sheriff,
Clerk of Courts,
County Commissioner,
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate,
County Attorney,
Sheriff,
Clerk of Courts,
Coimty Commissioner,
*t "
(I <(
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate,
County Attorney,
Sheriff,
Clerk of Courts,
County Commissioner,
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Edward T. Little,
George S. Woodman,
T. A. D. Fessenden,
Isaac M. Parker,
Josiah D. Pulsifer,
William S. Cotton,
Augustus Sprague,
Rufus Prince,
AROOSTOOK COUNTY*
Zenas P. Wentworth,
Lyman 0. Putnam,
John B. Trafton,
Benjamin Hawes,
Benjamin L. Staples,
Thomas J. Brown,
Albert W. Hoyt,
Joel Foss,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
William G, Barrows,
Eugene Humphrey,
Moses M. Butler,
Thomas Pennel,
Daniel W. Fessenden,
Nicholas L. Humphrey,
Jeremiah Jackson,
Charles C. Cobb,
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Phihp M. Stubbs,
Benjamin Sampson,
Sewall Cram,
Oren Daggett,
S. H. Lowell,
Abner Toothaker,
CUfford B. Horton,
Andrew Linscott,
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Parker Tuck,
Alvin A. Bartlett,
Eugene Hale,
Nathan Walker,
Parker W. Pray,
WilHam P. Spofford,
Barney S. Hill,
Samuel Leach,
Auburn.
Minot.
Auburn.
Lewiston.
Auburn.
Lisbon.
Greene.
Turner.
Houlton.
Houlton.
Ft. Fairfield.
Ashland.
Houlton.
Hodgdon.
Ft. Fairfield.
Weston.
Brunswick.
Portland.
Portland.
Harpswell.
Portland.
Cumberland.
Gorham.
Pownal.
Strong.
Farmingtoa.
Wilton.
New Sharon.
Phillips.
Rangeley.
Industry.
Jay.
Bucksport.
Ellsworth.
Orland.
Orland.
EUsworth.
Dedham.
Gouldsboro.
Penobscot.
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Judge of Probate,
Henry K. Baker,
Hallowell
Kegister of Probate,
Joseph Burton,
Augusta.
County Attorney,
Charles Danforth,
Gardiner.
Sheriff,
John Hatch,
China.
Clerk of Courts,
Wm. M. Stratton,
Augusta.
County Commissioner,
Nath'l Chase,
Sidney.
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Ezekiel Hubbard,
Hallowell.
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Nathaniel Graves,
KNOX COUNTY.
Vienna.
Judge of Probate,
Horatio Alden,
Camden.
Pcegister of Probate,
A. S. Rice,
Union.
County Attorney,
John A. Meserve,
Rockland.
Sheriff,
Edward Hills,
Thomaston.
Clerk of Courts,
Ezekiel Ross,
Rockland.
County Commissioner,
Oliver L. Kallock,
Warren.
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Wm. F. Morang,
Appleton.
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Robert Lang,
LINCOLN COUNTY.
St. George.
Judge of Probate,
Hiram Chapman,
Newcastle.
Register of Probate,
Erastus Foote,
Wiscasset.
County Attorney,
Jason M. Carlton,
Whitefield.
Sheriff,
James Erskin,
Bristol.
Clerk of Courts,
Edv?in Rose,
Thomaston.
County Commissioner,
Marshal Smith,
Boothbay.
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John R. Coffin,
Damariscotta.
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John A. Levanseller
OXFORD COUNTY.
Judge of Probate,
EUsha Winter,
Dixfield.
Register of Probate,
Josiah S. Hobbs,
Waterford.
County Attorney,
William W. Virgin,
Norway.
Sheriff,
Joseph E. Colby
Rumford.
Clerk of Courts,
Sidney Perham,
Woodstock.
County Commissioner,
Henry C. Reed,
Norway.
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Eli B. Bean,
Brownfield.
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Gilbert Barrett,
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
Sumner,
Judge of Probate,
John E. Godfrey,
Bangor.
Register of Probate,
Joseph Bartlett,
Bangor.
County Attorney,
Charles S. Crosby,
Bangor.
Sheriff,
John S. Chadwick,
Bangor.
Clerk of Courts,
Augustus S. French,
Dexter.
County Commissioner,
Thos. S. Ranney,
Union.
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Solomon Dunning,
Charleston,
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Jacob L. Barker,
Brewer.
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PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Judge of Pro"bate,
Thomas S. Pullen,
Dover.
Register of Probate,
Asa Getchell,
Dover.
County Attorney,
A. G. Lebroke,
Foxcroft.
Sheriff,
Calvin S. Douty,
Dover.
Clerk of Courts,
Ephraim Flint,
Dover.
County Commissioner,
Isaac Hutchins,
Wellington.
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George H. Wingate,
Sebec.
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Leonard Robinson,
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Foxcroft.
Judge of Probate,
Amos Nourse,
Bath.
Register of Probate,
Elijah Upton,
Bath.
County Attorney,
John S. Baker,
Bath.
Sheriff,
Josiah Merrow,
Bowdoinham.
Clerk of the Courts,
Andrew C. Hewey,
Bath.
County Commissioner,
Samuel Farnham,
Woolwich.
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Sumner Adams,
Richmond.
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John Raymond,
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Bowdoinham.
Judge of Probate,
James G. Waugh,
Starks.
Register of Probate,
Stephen D, Lindsey,
Norridgewock.
County Attorney,
William B. Snell,
Fairfield.
Sheriff,
Abner P. Powers,
St. Albans.
Clerk of Courts,
James W. Merrill,
Norridgewock,
County Commissioner,
Lewis Wyman,
Pittsfield.
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Benjamin F. Leadbetter,
Concord.
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John Woodman,
WALDO COUNTY.
Comville.
Judge of Probate,
Joseph W. Knowlton,
Liberty.
Register of Probate,
Bohan P. Field,
Belfast.
County Attorney,
William M. Rust,
Belfast.
Sheriff,
J. D. Tucker,
Lincolnville.
Clerk of Courts,
Seth L. Milliken,
Camden.
County Commissioner,
John P. Ames,
Belmont.
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R. W. Field,
Troy.
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A. Thurlough,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Monroe.
Judge of Probate,
Jotham Lippincott,
Columbia,
Register of Probate,
William B. Smith,
Machias.
County Attorney,
Geo. F. Talbot,
Machias.
Sheriff,
Benj. W. Farrar,
Machias.
Oierk of Courts,
Charles W. Porter,
Machias.
County Commissioner,
Isaac Wilder,
Cutler.
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James Sargent,
Baring.
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Hiram Bumham,
Cherryfield.
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Sheriflf,
Clerk of Courts,
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YORK COUNTY.
Edw. E. Bourne, Kennebunk.
Geo. H. Knowlton, Biddeford.
Bufus P. Tapley, Saco.
George Goodwin, Jr., Wells.
Caleb B. Lord, Limerick,
John Hemmingway, Sanford,
James M. Deering, Saco.
Asa Gowen, Elliot.
NEWSPAPERS m IVL^INE.
Age,
American Sentinel,
Aroostook Herald,
Aroostook Times,
Bangor Whig and Courier,
Bangor Courier,
Bangor Evening Times,
Bangor Jeffersonian,
Bath Morning Times,
Bridgton Reporter,
Brunswick Telegraph
Calais Advertiser,
Christian Mirror,
Chronicle and Record,
Democratic Advocate,
Democrat and Free Press,
Eastern Argus,
Eastern Mail,
Eastern Times,
Eastport Sentinel,
Eastern Farmer,
Ellsworth American,
Evening Courier,
Franklin Patriot,
Gem and Gazette,
Gospel Banner,
Hallowell Gazette,
Home .Journal,
Kennebec Courier,
Kennebec Journal,
Lewiston Falls Journal,
Maine Teacher,
Machias Republican,
Machias Union
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Piscataquis Observer,
Portland Advertiser,
Portland Monthly,
Portland Price Current,
Portland Transcript,
Progressive Age,
Republican Clarion,
Republican Journal,
Risiag Sun,
Rockland Gazette,
Somerset Farmer,
St. Croix Herald,
Union Advocate,
Union and Journal,
Young Folks Monitor,
Zion's Advocate,
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Portland.
SUNDAY SCHOOL STATISTICS,
From a report of the proceedings of the Sabbath School Teachers' Convention, held
in Portland in June, 1869, we glean the following items. The Convention was held in
the Chestnut Street Methodist Church, was very numerously attended by delegates from
every part of the State. The statistics given do not include all the schools of the
State — many not being represented or reported.
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Cumberland, - - -
726
5705
906
3777
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22
495
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Franklin, . - _
78
621
134
387
1
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59.20
Hancock, . _ _
104
709
72
606
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10
5
94.37
Lincoln, _ . -
353
2695
357
1880
1
3
306
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263.88
Oxford, _ . -
285
2051
537
1099
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168
5
242.00
Penobscot, . _ -
437
3611
507
2317
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327
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Piscataquis, _ - -
79
679
219
514
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216
1064
247
926
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188
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90
774
164
644
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Waldo,
186
1203
158
884
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233
1587
99
938
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162.00
York, _ _ -
403
2987
560
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266
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POPULATIOI^ OF SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS
OF THE UNITED STATES, 18G0.
Albany, N. T.,
New Bedford, Mass.,
22309
Baltimore, Md,
214037
New Haven, Conn.,
39277
Bangor, Me.,
16408
New Orleans, La.,
170766
Boston, Mass.,
177902
Newark, N. J.,
72055
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
273425
New York, N. Y.,
814277
Buffalo, "
84000
Philadelphia, Penn.,
568034
Cambridge, Mass.,
26074
Portland, Me.,
26342
Charleston, S. C,
40194
Providence, R. I.,
50669
Charlestown, Mass.,
25120
Richmond, Va.,
37958
Cincinnati, Ohio,
160060
Rochester, N. Y.,
48096
Cleveland, '*
43550
Roxbury, Mass.,
25137
Chicago, 111.,
Salem, "
22486
Detroit, ilich.,
46834
San Francisco, Cal.,
66000
Dayton, Ohio,
20132
St, Louis, Mo.,
162479
Jersey City, N. J.,
29256
Troy,N.Y.,
39653
Louisville, Ky.,
75196
Worcester, Mass.,
24963
Lowell, Mass.,
37069
Reading, Penn.,
23171
Milwaukie, Wis.,
46323
Washington, D. C,
61403
Nashville, Tenn.,
23715
POPULATION OF OTHER COUNTRIES AND PLACES.
Arizona, area,
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580000
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POPULATION OF OTHJIR COUNTRIES AND PLACE3.— (Continued.)
Canada,
New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia,
Prince Edward's Island,
Newfoundland,
Bahama Islands,
Virgin "
St. Christopher,
Antigua,
Dominica,
St. Lucia,
Barbadoes,
Grenada,
Trinidad,
British Guiana,
Australia,
Mexico,
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1852,
1842265
1851,
193800
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276117
1857,
71496
u
122638
1854,
27619
1859,
6053
1855,
20741
1856,
35408
1855,
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1858,
26050
1851,
135939
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1863,
1064832
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POPULATION OP THE GLOBE.
Africa, estimates from 60000000 to 200000000.
America, " 68896041.
Asia with Islands, '* 755000000.
Australia, « 1445000.
Europe, " 275806741.
Polynesia, estimate, no data, 1500000.
1301647782.
POPULATION AND VALUATION.
The population of Maine by the census of 1860, was 628801, being an increase over that of
1850 of 45574. The following table shows the population and valuation at different periods ;
1750, 10000.
1772, 29100.
1784, 56321.
1790, 96540.
1800. 151719.
1820, 298335.
1850, 583227.
1860, 628801.
Valuation,
$20000000.
100157613.
164755370.
The average property to each person is $262.
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TIM:E TA.I3LE
OR DIFFERENCES OF TIME BETWEEN PORTLAND, ME., AND OTHER PLACES.
FURNISHED BT
DEALERS IN CHRONOMETERS, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY, 64 EXCHANGE ST.
Me.
Augusta,
Bangor,
Bath,
Belfast,
Brunswick,
Bucksport,
Calais,
Camden,
Cape Cod,
Cape Elizabeth, Me
Castine, "
Danville, "
Eastport, "
Frankfort,
Frederickton,
Freeport,
Gardiner,
Greenwich,
Halifax,
Mass.
N. B.
Me.
Eng.
N. S.
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13 10
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26 85
Houlton,
Lewiston,
Liverpool,
London,
Machias,
Mt. Desert,
Nantucket,
Paris,
Richmond,
Rockland,
Rome,
Seguin,
St. John,
St. John's,
Waldoboro,
Waterville,
Winthrop,
Wiscasset,
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3
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Acapulco,
Albany,
Amherst,
Augusta,
Astoria,
Boston,
Bridgeport,
Baltimore,
Cincinnati,
Cambridge,
Cleveland,
Concord,
Canton,
Cape Ann,
Calcutta,
Chicago,
Charleston,
Dubuque,
Dover,
Detroit,
Exeter,
Frankfort,
Gorham,
Gorham,
Galveston,
Havana,
Indianapolis,
Jackson,
Kingston,
Kennebunk,
Louisville,
Milwaukie,
Mobile,
Mexico,
Montreal,
Mex.
N. Y.
Mass.
Ga.
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Mass.
Conn.
Md.
Ohio
Mass.
Ohio
N. H.
China
Mass.
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S. C.
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N. H.
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N. H.
Ky.
N. H.
Me.
Texas,
Cuba,
Ind.
Miss.
C. W.
Me.
Kv.
Wis.
Ala.
Mex.
C. E.
H. U. B.
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14 00
9 08
46 36
8 85 40
3 15
11 45
25 25
56 48
3 31
46 00
4 56
11 46 00
1 15
10 34 20
1 09 20
38 42
1 22 00
2 39
61 10
2 40
67 40
8 50
30
1 38 07
48 25
1 03 20
1 19 32
25 40
55
1 01 00
1 10 48
1 11 06
1 65 20
13 20
Mt. Washington, N. H.
New York,
N. Y.
New Bedford,
Mass.
Newport,
R. L
New Haven,
Conn.
Newburyport,
Mass.
New Orleans,
La,
Norfolk,
Va!
Niagara Falls,
N. Y.
Paris,
Me.
Pleasant Mount'n
U
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R. L
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C. A.
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N. H.
Philadelphia,
Penu.
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Flor.
Prairie du Chien,
Quebec,
C. E.
Rochester,
N. Y.
Raleigh,
N.C.
Salem,
Mass.
St. Louis,
Mo.
Springfield,
Mass.
Savannah,
Ga.
Saco,
Me.
San Francisco,
Cal.
Santa Fe,
N. M.
Toronto,
C. W.
Trenton,
N. J.
Vera Cruz,
Mex.
Washington,
D. C.
Williamstown,
Mass.
Worcester,
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15 00
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4 14
10 43
2 28
19 00
24 IB
35 16
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2 00
4 35
37 ao
2 03
19 40
39 OS
07 06
23 37
4 04
30 24
34 12
2 34
20 00
9 23
43 31
44
28 47
23 05
36 26
17 38
43 34
27 02
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ADDITIONAL NAMES
Of Subscribers for the Map, obtained since the foregoing were printed.
ANDUOSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Moses Wadsworth,
Benj. Hodsdon,
Jonas Pierce,
G R £ K N E .
Aqueduct Layer
Ja'El b d s •
Fanner & Teacher
lilVSIRMORB.
Broom-maker
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MECHANIC FAIiLiB.
0. W. Hawkes, Prop, of Wheeler's Patent "Water Drawer for Androscoggin & Oxford
Counties, and Dealer in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Window Glass.
TURNER.
Henry Turner, Engineer And. E. R.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
W. H. Carey,
Samuel E. Meek,
Franklin M. Drew,
H O U li T OX •
Lumberman
MARS HII.Ii.
Farmer | Edwin G. Silsbry,
P R E S Q, U E
Attorney at Law
ISLE.
Farmer
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
C A S C O .
James Welch, Jr., Hoop Man. and Dealer, (Webb's Mills).
FALMOUTH.
John Williams, Farmer & Dealer in Wool I Albert G. Cook, Farmer & Tin-plate Worke^
Roland York, Ship Master |
PORT
F. 0. J. Smith, Conn, at Law
Thomas H. Weston, Com. ]\Ierchant & Flour
Dealer, WiUis' Block, 103 Cora'l st., also
agent of Westmoreland Free Stone Quany.
G. L. Stevens, Dentist, No. 8 Clapp's Block,
Congress st.
A. D. Reeves, Tailor & Draper. 98 Exch. st.
li A N D .
Edward Mason, Apothecary, Middle st.
D. B. Ricker & Co., Com. Mer., '& Dealers in
Flour, Grain, Feed, Pork, Lard, Butter, and
Western Prod., No. 2 Gait Block, Com'l st.
Heald & Kimball, 241 Congress st., next door
to First Parish Church.
Henry L. Taylor, Livery Stable
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Sewall Vining,
Israel Vining,
Dennis Brown,
Wallace Clark,
AVON.
Farmer | Sumner Russell,
CARTHAGE.
Farmer and Mason I Charles Pratt,
Merchant | Charles Cary,
CHESTERVIIiliE.
Lumberman
Fanner
Mason & Parker, English Dyers, and Man. of
Black, Red, and Blue Inks.
Eugene Sewall, Door, Sash & Blind Man.
Cyrus Waterhouse, Farmer & Dairyman
Enoch Blake, Farmer
Wm.Whittier,
Groc, &c.
Jesse Soper,
Robert Paul,
J. M. Pulcifer,
For. & Dom, Dry GoodS;
Farmer & Money Broker
Farmer & Trapper
Car. &r Sleigh Maker
F ARMINGTON.
Conductor And. R. R.
Local Agent, And. R. R.
Engineer
Baggage-Master
Farmer
Dana Goff,
G. L. Foss,
C. J. Parker,
Luther Jones,
N. C. Greenwood,
W. F. Ballard,
T. B. Smith, "
Moses Perham, "
Benjamin Adams, "
Richard R. Norton, "
R. E. Mace, "
Thomas M. L. Davis, Iron, Steel, Coal, Plas-
ter, &c., (near depot).
Mrs. Maria Wright, Healing Medium
R. A. Davis, Steam-power, Door, Sash, Blind,
Grist Mill, also Master Builder.
Silas H. Brown, Confectionery, Cigars, Fruits,
Oysters, Pies, Cakes, Beer, Groc, &c.
Cyrus A. Thomas, Brick-mason and Plast'er
W. A. Brainard, Produce Dealer
Wood & Laughton, Man. & Deal, in Stoves,
Sheet-Iron, and Tinware.
W. E. K. Fowle, Jailer and Shoe Man.
Wm. Morrison, Man. & Deal, in Lumber
Merchant Holley, Farmer and Ma^on
John B. Daggett, Farmer, (Falls)
Increase Blake, P. M. & Drum-maker, "
Manson Woodman, " "
Lewis Davis, Farmer & Mechanic, "
Thomas C. Rico, Farmer, "
John Yeaton, Eclectic Physician, "
Wm. H. Tibbets, Painter & paper-han'r, "
John Knowlton, Carriage Man.
Warren Weeks, Stock, Wool, & Dried Apples
James Allen, Fancy Horses & Farmer
NEW^ SHARON*
Elbridge Cox,
John Crowell,
Nath'l Potter,
Elisha Small,
John C. Webster,
E. M. Bowley,
Daniel Bailey,
L. B. Robinson,
Baptist Clerf^yman
Farmer & Granite Quarry
Farmer & Pump-maker
Post Master and Farmer
Nath'l Prescott,
Abel Russell,
B. F. Allen,
Starling Clark,
Geo. Hopkins,
D. C. Saunders,
Jesse Gordon,
Farmer
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A. K. P. Greene,
Ezekiel Tollman,
James S. Scales,
A. N. Jones,
Freeman Scammon,
E. G. Scammon,
Harrison ^Morgan,
Wm. S. Robertson,
James Snowman,
Isaac Frost,
T E M P li E .
Dry Goods, Groc, &c. I Brackett A. Wymau,
Farmer & Stock Dealer Paul Prince,
Farmer
Farmer
-wr E li D .
Farmer Wm. M. Holden,
Mills.
Albert Perkins,
Wm. H. Cutting,
Sylvamis Rowell,
Seth Lawrence,
Cassander Brown,
Prop., of Saw and Shingle
• Cabinet & Car.-maker
F. W. B. Clergyman
Farmer and Mechanic
Bap. Clergj'man
Farmer & Selectman
HANCOCK COUNTY.
AMHERST.
Rufus A. Libbv,
WendaU Silsby,
S. B. Foster,
Joseph W. Foster,
Farmer
A. Backus,
Francis B. Foster,
Roswell Silsby,
Nathan JeweU,
EI^I-SWORTIl.
Sewall Tenney, Clerg^'man
Isaac H. Thomas, Collector Frenchman's Bay
Jeremiah Shackford, Farmer
Eugene Hale,
Joseph T. Grant,
P. W. Perry,
A. C. Wakefield,
Wm. D. Moore,
FRANKIilN
Innkeeper
^Merchant
John T. Scammon,
Dudley Scammon,
Wm. M. Young,
M. C. Austin,
Edw. S. & D. S. Foster, Farmers & Fisherm.
Leonard Y. Desisles, " "
Isaiah Young, " "
Isaac Hodgkins, Farmer & Ship Builder
Edmund Higgins, Merchant
T R E N T O W .
Farmer
F. D. Hodgkins,
Stephen L. Clark,
John K. Whitaker,
Warren P. Haynes,
Hosea Tinker,
Henry G. Salisbury,
Box Lumber.
Physician
farmer
Blacksmith
Att'y at Law
Lumberman
Clerk of Courts
Farmer & Lumberman
Ship Master
Farmer
Furnisher of Stave and
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
John S. Mudgett,
A li B I O N •
Farmer
A U Ct U iT A .
A. McKenzie, Cong. Clergyman
Wm. H. Libby, City Jtlarshal
Oscar Holway, Groc. & Prov. Dealer
Gilbert Baker, House Painter
C A. Smith, ^lachinist and Man. of Greene's
Planers &c.
Alvan Fogg, Ho. Carp. & Mast. Builder
Vose & Vose, Attorneys at Law
Wm. Gaslin, Jr., " "
M. Cunningham, " "
Daniel G. Baker & Co., Man. and Deal, in all
kinds of Lumber.
C. H. Whittier, Hor. Shoeing & Car. Work
'D. Williams, Agt. Kennebec Co.
A. B. Williams, Supt.
Chester S. Smith, Job Printer Journal Office
B. F. Barrows, " " "
T. A. Chick, Job Printer Age Office
D. H. Davis. Master Mechanic, K. & P. R. R.
Edwin Hartshorn, Car Painter, " " "
John Ellis, Machinist, " " "
John Fifield, Jr., St. Commissioner
Alfred P. Fifield, Farmer
Levi Hicks, Brick Man.
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BEIiGRADE
John H. May, Horee Dealer and Farmer
C H
Zalmuna Washburn, Farmer
S. C. Jones, Harn.-maker and Car.-trimmer
C. H. Shaw, Farmer
S. E. Sewall, * "
Nathan Breed, "
Caleb Jones, "
Jacob Hanson, **
Edward C. Dudley, "
F. Crummett, "
John Hammon, Fanner & Saw Mill Prop.
Zenas Yeator Farm«r
N A .
A. W. Chadwick, Eggs, Wool, Skins, & Drov,
G. W.Wright, ~
J. K. Reed,
Arthur W. Hall,
Alden McLaughlin,
David Malcolm,
Job Giddings,
Farmer, (W'ks MilU)
Boot-maker,
Speculator,
Carpenter,
Wm. Fercival, Dry G'ds, Groc, &c.,
Russ & Fletcher, Slan. of Tijiware and Stova
Dealers, (Weeks' Mill*).
Mosea Sanborn,
FAYETTE.
Drover and Farmer
lilTCHFIEIiD
Dry Goods, Groc, Boots,
Daniel Bartlett,
Shoes, &c.
Enoch Adams,
Nath'l Dennis,
John Tucker,
Cyrus Bosworth,
L. P. True,
0. A. True,
David Billings, Prop. Litchfiell House
J. H. & T. Holmes, Dry & W. L G'ds, Groc.,
Crockeryware, &0.
David Thurston, Cong. Clergyman
Physician and Surgeon
Farmer and Selectman
Farmer & Carriage-maker
" Cabinet-maker
Shoemaker
John Perry,
M. S. H. Rogers,
J. Gushing Bartlett,
N. J. Libby,
K. S. Niles,
David S. Springer,
J. E. Latham,
Thomas H. Springer,
Anthony C. Ashford,
Andrew Stevens,
J. L. MerriU.
Dry Goods & Groceries
Farmer and Teacher
Farmar
MONMOUTH
D. E. Marston, Physician & Surgeon
John E. Cochran, Post Master
Brown, Andrews & Co., Dry G'ds, Groc.,&c.
Simon Clough, Sash, Door, Blind, Re.-made
Coffins, and Lumber Dealer.
B. L. Randall, Car. & Sleigh Man. & Painter
Ephraim Wilson, Watchmaker & Jeweler
John M. Turner, Station Master A. «& K. R R.
Samuel Robinson, Boot & Shoe Peg Man.
J. P. Johnson, Tanner and Currier
Howard Stetson, Carpenter
G. W. Randall, House Painter
E. K. Blake, Agt. for Dunn's Edge Tool Co.,
West Waterville.
Mrs. Ann E. Hall.
Wm. S. Woodbury, Farmer & Fire Ins. Agt.
J. M. Safford, Man. of all kinds of Earthen
Ware.
0. W. Andrews,
J. A. Pierce,
John G. Thurston,
Farmer and Teacher
Jabez K. Morse,
E, M. Mansur,
Benj. Hersom,
Ely ah Blaisdell,
M T . V
Blacksraith'g & Car.-work
P. M. and Merchant
Jonathan Gove,
Daniel W. Folsom,
Jacob Shorey,
Ivory Bicker,
Bern. Richardson,
H. W. Judkins,
Charles J. Moore,
G. P. Kimball,
Charles W. Warren,
Joseph A. Basford,
Isaian Dunnel,
D. H. Dearborn,
Daniel Allen,
Rufus K. Woodbury,
Col. Rufus Marston,
B. F. Marston,
Geo. M. Clough,
Geo. W. Fogg,
Henry Day,
S. Kingsbury,
John Ivingsbury,
E R N O N .
Cyrus Roberts,
Farmer
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Farmer | Joseph Tracy,
SIDNEY
H. A. Baker,
Obadiah Whittier,
Farmer and Butcher
VIE
^cvvaic^xi ,, x...«v... Breeder of Red Durham
Cattle, and So. Down Sheep.
Freeman Brown, Boot, Shoe & Harn.-maker
J. C. Gordon, Car. and Sleigh Man.
Sewall B. Gordon, Mill Proprietor
Thomas C. Norris, Steam Mill Shoe Peg Man
C. E. Bailey,
N A .
Moses W. Berry,
Alfred Neal,
Henry King,
John Berry,
Sewall Kimball,
Farmer and Butcher
Farmei
Farmer and Drover
House Carpenter
Farmer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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WATERVIIiliE.
N. G. H. Pulsifer, Homeo. Physician
Geo. F. Waters, Dentist
Qrin T. Gray, Coun. at Law, Books, Station-
ery, Fancy Goods, Paper Hangings, &c.
G- K. Mathews, Bookseller & Stationer
Blunt & Coffin, Whole. & Ret'l Deal, in Hard-
ware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Building Mate-
rials, Paints, Oils, Stoves, &c.
Earbish & Dnimmond, Man- Doors, Sash,
Blinds and Window Frames.
G. P. LasseUe, Oyster Saloon, WhoL & Ret'l
Fruits, Confec, Nuts, Cigars, &c.
Geo. H, Atkins, Oyster Saloon, Nuts, Confec,
&&, and agent for Jones' Ale.
C. Williams, Williams House
Geo. A. L. Menifield, Boot & Shoe Dealer
Hill & Savage, House, Sign, & Car. Painters.
Graining, Glazing & Paper Hanging done
to order.
M. C. Hatch,
E. R. Emerson,
Wm. J. MorriU,
A. G. Muzzey,
Peter DeRocker, Jr.
Billiard Saloon
Civil Engineer
Photographic Artist
Meat & Fish Market
W. & W. Getchell, Lumbermen, Steam-boat
Prop, and Grocers.
M. P. Getchell, Lumberman
Higgins & Lewis, Groo. & Prov. Dealers
Sheibum D. Smith,
WEST a JL R » I M E R .
Farmer I Hannah Tucker.
IV I N D S O R
Smnofir Barton, Egga, Wool, Skins, & Drover
W I N S li O W .
Baa-num Hodgers, Jr.,
H. L. Crosby,
Simon Guptill,
Samuel Warren,
J. H. Lunt,
David C. ElUs,
Isaac W. Britten,
Wm. C. Bassett,
H. W. Priest, Grist l^Iill Prop.
Shoe Pegs.
R. W. Underwood,
Alfred W. House,
Farmer
E. M. Patterson,
Farmer
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James B. Furber,
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Lorenzo Abbott,
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David F. Guptill,
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Edward S. Abbott,
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Watson Nowell,
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Wm. S. Elwin,
Painter
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Jacob Hamlin,
Butcher
md Man. of
Arnold Palmer,
Bap. Clergyman
Edwin Hodges,
Farmer
Spinner
Sydney Howard,
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1VINTHROP.
Shoemaker | G. H. Folsom,
Student
LINCOLN COUNTY.
James Austin,
KDGECOMB.
Qergyman
OXFOED COUNTY.
B E T H E li .
Darnel Jacobs, Oyster Saloon, also Dealer in
Gcaifectionery, Nuts, Fruits, Cigars, Drugs
and Medicines, (Hill).
V. V. Twitchell, Photographic Artist, (HiH)
B Y R O X .
Farmer
Jdhn Shaw,
Richard Taylor,
Reuben Richmond,
Phineas S. Gibbs,
JoAhoa M. Merrill,
DIXFIELD .
Wm. Boflworth, Millman
HARTFORD
Isaao Saunders, Blaokamith & Car.-work.
Peter G. Knapp, Teacher
John H. Ellis, Farmer and Sup. of School*
H. Gilcrease, Hotel-keeper
Joseph G. Reed, Farmer
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R O X B U R Y .
R. K. Bunker, Farmer and Justice Peace I McKenzie A. Huston, Farmer
S.M.Locke, " " Sup. of Schools | Benjamin P. HuBton,
C. Y. Staples, " " Drover j C. H. Philbrick,
Mansfield Gower, Farmer
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
BANGOR.
George F. Bourne, Merchant
1 » ■ » >
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
PERKINS.
Gustavus Holman, Prop. Saw, Shingle, Clap- 1 P. Merchant, Farmer
board and Lathe Mills, & Deal, in Lumber. \
PHIPSBURG,
Charles A. Clark, Merchant ] Lyman Oliver, Mason & Cranberry Cultiva
John Marr, Farmer
SOMERSET COUISTTY.
ANSON.
J. C. Metcalf, Merchant
FL-AGSTAFF.
Myles Standish, Lumberman
HARTLAND.
H. A. Bachelder & Co., Man. of Patent Clothes Dryers.
M £ R C £ R .
George Gower, Farmer ~
ST A R K S .
Edward Snell, House, Carpenter and IMaster I S. D. Greenleaf, Fanner, Stoves, and Light-
Builder. " I ning Rods.
YORK COUNTY.
BUX TON.
Henry Harmon, Farmer
S A C O .
E. C. Staples, Old Orchard House & Summer Resort, (Orchard Beach).
SOUTH BERWICK.
Abner C. Stockin, A. M., Prin. Berwick Academy.
WALDO COUNTY.
WINTERPORT.
Tristram Ricker, Farmer & Stock Dealer
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON.
R. S. Davis, Publishers and Booksellers, 45
Wash. St.
Swan, Brewer & Tileston, Pub. & Booksellers,
Wash. St.
Brown & Taggard, Pub. & Booksellers,
Cornhill.
Bazin & Ellsworth, Pub. & Booksellers,
No. 1, Cornhill.
Crosby & Nichols, Publishers & Booksellers,
Washington st.
Chase, Nichols & Hill, Pub. & Booksellers,
Wash. st.
Geo. Fabyan, Physician and Surgeon,
191 Salem st.
E. Russell & Co., Merc. Agency, 47 Cong. st.
Seth E. Pecker & Co., Imp. of Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, &c., 31 & 41 Comm'l st.
Redding & Co., Periodical Depot, 8 State st.
Sylvanus Cobb, Univ. Clergyman
IHijah Kellogg, Cong. "
Geo. W. Fields, " "
Chas. T. DiUingham, Bookseller
Geo. W. Allen, Sash, Door, & Blind Man.
Hiram Curtis, Placing & Moulding Mill
E. C. Rolfe, Sm-geon Dentist
Chas. V. Whitten, Clothing
Humphrey Chadboume, Flour
Luther A. Ham,
Wm. A. Ham,
Albion P. Ham,
Wm. Ellis, Jr.,
Henry Colburn,
Hubbard Dolby,
James M. Beckett,
Henry G. Clark,
John H. Shapleigh & Co., Wholesale Grocers
Jesse H. Doane, Saloon
Joseph H. Hamblin, Gents' Furn. Goods
Eliphalet Gihnan, . Provisions
Policeman
Carriage Man.
Refreshment Saloon
Boarding House
Provisions
Fancy Goods
Phvsician
John V. Noyes, Policeman
Chas. Dean, Commission Merchant
Levi G. Clark, Wholesale Liquors
Joseph E. Merrill, Periodicals & Newspapers
Seth Whittier, Hay, Wood, and Coal
Silas W. Merrill, Builder, 160 Brooklyn st.
P. W. Chandler, Counsellor, 4 Court st.
H. D. Parker, Parker House
G. S. Hillard, Counsellor, 9 Niles blk.
J. J. Durham, Com. Merchant, 205 Com'l st.
James Ayer, Physician, 9 Stamford st.
Chas. E. Allen, Counsellor, 27 Coixrt st.
S. B. Ball, Music Teacher, 32 1-2 School st.
Horace Stacy, Physician, 103 Court st.
Oliver W. Jordan, Provisions, Faneuil Hall
Market.
Benj. J. Gerrish, Counsellor, Court Square
John P. Hilton, Butter, Cheese, Eggs & Lard,
Faneuil Hall Market.
Wm. Banks, Tea, Central Wharf
C. B. Grinnell, Wholesale Dealer in Furs
L. A. Guemey, Grocer
H. P. Blackman, Piano-maker
No. 6 Dock Square
Jeweler, 226 Wash. st.
Counsellor, 30 Court st.
" 23 " "
Physician
Broker
Policeman
Wines and Liquors
Provisions
Chas. H. Brooks,
SethE. Broom,
H. W. Paine,
Paine & Herrick,
T. Frank Turner,
Geo. Nason,
John E. Bartlett,
Curtis Trask,
Jethro Goodwin,
Chas. Gowen,
Edward Sands,
James W. Roberts,
James M. Bean,
Isaac Emery.
James Edward,
D. L. Bean,
Grocer
Clothing
Commission Merchant
Baker
CHARL.ESTOWX.
Caleb Emery, Teacher, 48 Bowdoin st., Boston
Robert Southgate,
Byron Stroute,
Eben Hitchcock,
IPSWICH.
Oong. Clergyman
R o X B tj R y .
Provisions I Hawley Folsom,
Policeman | Jeremiah M. Swott,
Police Officer
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NEW HAMPSHIHE.
A. J. H. Buzzel],
ChvM. Dnme,
Daniel Melcher,
William Bragdon,
Mm Colby,
DOVER,
Phjsician | T. J. W. Pray,
EXETER.
PhyefC&n
Cong. Clergyman I Woodbridge OdHn, Denier iii Wool
Carriage'Man. | Atlantic Insurance Company.
FRANKL.IN.
Farmer and Teacher
HAMPTON.
Oong. Clergyman
SOMERSWORTH.
Great Falls Fire Ins. Company. I Rufus W. Stevens,
Samuel Shapleigh, Att'y & Ooun, at Law |
Apothecary
RHODE ISLAND.
CKas. W. Fabyan, Physloian & Surgeon | C. H. Colstm,
Upholsterer
VERMOISTT.
G-. G. Waterhouse,
ISLAND POND
Island Pond Hotel
< <»»^ »- " —
CANADA-
Henry Atkinson,
Q, U E B E C • — Etchmere Mlllst
Lumberman
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WILLIAMS & ORVIS'S
UNEQUALED DOUBLE-THBEAD
ISTo. 323 W asliingtoii Street,
33 O S T03M.
The superiority of our Sewing-Machines consists in combining cheap-
KBSS with EXCELLENCE, DURABILITY with SIMPLICITY, and NOISELESSNESS OP
ACTION to a degree not approached by any other Machines.
The best proof of this superiority is the reduction in prices which our
Machines hare compelled all other manufacturers to make. During the
three years that we have been in business, the Grover & Baker Co.,
Wheeler, Wilson & Co., Singer & Co., and all other responsible manufao-
turers, have reduced the price of their cheapest warranted Machines from
675 to ^40. Here is a reduction of $35 on the cost of their cheapest
Machines, notwithstanding their constant prior assertions, that a good and
rehable Sewing-Machine could not be made for less than $75.
(see next page.)
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Silver-plated, on plain table,
Silver-plated, on carved table,
Silver-plated and pearled,
S35
40
45
$50
Pearled, in plain cabinet, $60
Pearled, in carved cabinet, 65
In Mahogany and Rosewood the cost will be
from $75 to $87.
We have demonstrated to the pubhc that as good a Machine, for all practical uses,
can be made for $25 as for $150 ; and the aforesaid manufacturers have been compelled
to take tlie hint.
Now, had our Machines been inferior to any in the market, they would not have met
the public want, and consequently would not have compelled such a reduction of prices.
Then let the public remember, that it is the Williams & Orvis Machines which
have done this good service. Let it remember, too, that our Machines are still the
BEST, and are $15 cheaper than the cheapest of any other responsible manufacturers.
Let it remember that if costly Machines are wanted, we make them, — equal in style
and finish to those of any other makers. But good faith requires us to say, that so
far as re3pects the practical uses of a Sewing-Machine, our $25 Machines are just as
ffoocl, and Just as reliable^ as any Machines, which either we ourselves, or anybody else can make.
We have just brought out new patterns and styles, with important improvementg, to
which the attention of purchasers and dealers in Sewing-Machines is invited.
Machines are put up on plain tables, in half case, or in full cabinet, in walnut,
mahogany, and rosewood, as shown in the accompanying cuts.
Our Machines make the " double-loop stitch," sometimes called the '' Grover and
Baker stitch," which is preferable for family use to the "double-lock stitch," "shuttle
stitch," or "Wheeler and Wilson stitch," as it is sometimes called, —
1. Because it is stronger and more durable.
2. Because its right or face side is incomparably handsomer than that of the lock-
stitch, while the reverse is fullj'^ as handsome as the reverse of that.
3. Because it is elastic, yielding or giving with the material sewed. The lock-stitch
is non-elastic and non-yielding.
4. Because it is a fast stitch, and will not rip, though every fourth stitch be cut.
The lock stitch will rip if once broken.
5. Because, while it is a fast stitch, it is also suscei)tible of being taken out with
great facility, in case it is required, as in altering garments.
6. Because it is the only stitch which dreaamakers can use, in running up the skirtt
of dresses, and is universally used by them.
7. Our Machines will run, gather, fell, hem, tuck, and embroider, and will do all
that any other Machines do.
All Machines warranted, and kept in repair one year without charge.
The attention of Shippers is specially asked to our Machines. Agents wanted for
the United States, Europe, and South America.
Salesrooms at 323 Washington St., Boston, &. 164 Race St., Cincinnati.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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WINGATE, LITTLE & GO,,
(Successors to Collins, Wingate, Little & Co.,)
MANUFACTURERS OF
UNION,
- MAINE.
E, M. WINGATE.
J. M. LITTLE,
Z. SIMMOKS,
W. M. BOBBINS,
D. G. PILL8BUKT,
CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS BUILT TO ORDER AND WARRANTED
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H. WARREN LANCEY,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
H^RD A^^RE,
147 MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND, ME.
. — .^ — •
HAY TOOLS OE ALLBESGRII»TIOFS.
CHARLES D. BRO^WISr,
SUCCESSOR TO MANNING & BROWN,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FLOUR, PRODUCE, PROVISIONS & GRAIN,
Brown's Block, XJiaion Street,
WOODMAN, TRUE & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY G-OODS,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of Clothing,
ISTos. 54 and 56 ]V[iddle Street,
Geo W. Woodman, ") Di/^ D)T?I1 A\ KT n\ i Alfml Woodman,
Beth B. Hersey, J ITV^IJI) !i feC^WiW^B t Charles Bailey.
KENDALL & WHITISIEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
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AGRICULTURAL ^^^^M IMPLEMENTS,
WOODENWAM.^^^B'SKEDS, &G.,
Nos. 7, 8, 9 and 10, City Hall Building, Market Square,
Hosea Kendall, ' . . - _
# Ammi Whitoey,
•"""^'"'•"' ' B^Q^mtm®.
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F»OIlTI.A.IsrD, ME
^ ♦ » ♦ »
This New Hotel, situated on Congress Street, Corner of Preble, is
now completed and open for the accommodation of
TraEsi@B.t mi Fen
mi Mmri^T''.
This is the Largest Hotel in the State,
Possessing all the Modern Improvements, and
IN EVEKY APPOINTMENT.
CHARLES H. ADAMS, - Proprietor.
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Importers of aud Dealera in Foreign and Domestic
SADDLERY HARDWARE AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
Common and I'atent Axles. Malleable Iron, Shafts, Hair Seating, Carriage Bands, Enameled Cloths, Car-
Ti»Ke Bulls and Kivets, Knamelled Hides, Bent Kims, Axle Clips, Hnbs and Spokes, Curled Hair. Harness
Leather,Turned Iron Collars,Bow8^awed Felloes, Picked Mos8,Fatent Leather, Eng. Steel Springs, Varnish.
JOSIAH H. DRUMMOND,
iKounsfUor at HatD,
JOHN G. STETSON,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
OFFICE OVER CASCO BANK,
PORTLAND^ ME.
C. W. ROBINSON & CO.,
)0)e;^x«)t:H;s XM oky tiooos,
Cor. of Congress & Preble Sts., Portland, Me.
They have one of the largest and most
conveniently arranged stores in the State,
with a full stock of Foreign and American
Goods at very low prices^ ^^
J, W. C. MOmilSON & CO.,
Manufacturers and Pealers in
Picture, Portrait, ind Looking-Glass Frames,
No. 26 Market Square, Portland, Me.
Plain and Ornamei.tal, Gilt, Black Walnut, and
Bose Wood Mouldings. Also, a complete assortment
of Photographic Materials constantly on hand.
HUNT & JEWETT,
G-rave Stones, Monuments & Marble,
At "IVliolesale and Retail,
aiO CONGRESS ST., PORTLAND, ME.
Corner of Willow and Pore Streets,
Opposite the Old Custom House,
jportlantr, == - = J«aine.
PROPRIETOR.
A. S. DAVIS,
Photograph 6l Ambrotype Rooms,
No. 80 Middle Street,
poRorx,Ai«)o, moe.
'■E^K TOIT :HC» 9^ CT X9 r«kJ 9 9SB
Celebrated Furniture Polish,
For removing white spots from Furniture, and
restoring it to its original polish. For sale whole-
sale and retail by
J-. B. KC TJ 3D S O IsT ,
At WALTER COREY'S, - - - - Portland, Me.
Mrs. E. T. CUSHMAN,
DEALER IX
Burial shrouds of all descriptions constantly on
hand.
No. 2. Deerincr Block, Congress St.,
POKTLAND, ME.
Maine Sab. Sch. Depository,
No, 61 Exchange St., Portland.
The Best Stock of
SA3838ATH: SeOQCGeOC
AND
Question Books
To be found in New England.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
H. PACKARD.
Dr. /OHN HEALD,
175 MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND.
Artificial Teeth set on Gold.
Vulcanite Rubber and Silver,
At greatly reduced prices to suit the times*
AU Work Warranted.
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Corner of Federal and Temple Streets, Portland, Me.
This Hou'se is the best situated of any Hotel in Portland, for Business or Pleasure travel.
It has been entirely refitted, and is in excellent keeping.
ISAAC BRACKETT, Proprietor.
(Successor to L. D. Hanson & Co ,)
DEALER IN BOOTS. SHOES, AND RUBBERS,
TJI=>T'E!I?/ <5c SOLE LEI^THEII?/,
SHOE TOOLS, THUJSTKS, & EI¥BI5f GS,
No. 146 MIDDLE ST., PORTLAND, ME.
BUER BROTHERS & CO.,
IMPOETERB AND WHOLESALB DBALEHS OP
TRIMMING GOODS,
Gloyes, Hosiery, Berlin "Worsteds, &c.,
Comer Franklin & Devonshire Streets,
BOSTON.
No 131 MIDDLE ST.,
PORTLAND.
GUNS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS,
and other PISTOLS.
FISHING TACKLE, and all kinds of &P.1MIT-
ING GOODS.
49 Exckange St., Portlanilv'Ke*
BUTLER & KING,
PHOTOORAPHISTS,
No. 84 1-2 MIDDLE STREET,
PORTLAND, ME.
G. W. Butler. M. F. King,
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JOHN L. SHi^AV & Co.,
MAFUFACTURERS OF
KNAPSACKS, CARTRIDGE BOXES,
Belts, Fire Caps, Spanner Belts, Flexible Pipes, &c.
ALSO, LEADING AND SUJTION HOSE.
87 Federal Street, - JPortland, JVIaiiie.
CCp* Old Hose Repaired.
C HARLES MORSE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN FOR
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS,
166 CONGRESS STREET, PORTLAND, ME.
Cold Medicated Inhalation, for the treatment and cure of
Consumption, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma. Enlargement of
the Tonsils, and all Chronic Diseases of the Throat k Lungs.
Dr. Morse's treatment is entirely different from that of
any other ever practiced in this or any other country, for
the cure of the above-named complaints. During three years
and a half past, Dr: Morse has treated a large nun'ber of per-
sons from almost every portion of the State, among whom
were several physicians, and liis great success is so well
known, that no comments are necessary. The system read-
ily commends itself to every iutelligens mind.
JOHN W. PERKINS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
]DK^
A^arnishes, Dyes,
KEROSENE OIL, CAMPHENE AND FLUID,
No. 86 Commercial Street, Thomas Block, - - Portland, Me.
MANUFACTURERS of HARNESSES,
Of all kinds, and dealers in
Saddles, B idles, Whips, Sole Leathes, Trunks, Yalises, &c.,
298 CONGRESS STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
J. F B. J. keep constantly on hand the largest and finest assortment of the above-named
goods, together with a full assortment of the different articles usually found in a Saddler's
store, made in the most workmanlike manner, and will be sold on reasonable terms, for Cash
or approved credit. All kinds of Horse Clothing on hand and made to order.
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Caloric Engine,
IS NOW IN FULL OPERATION AT
J8MOcJ 9SJ0H jnOj
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H. G. NEWTON, M. R,
Eclectic Physician & Surgeon,
Dr. N., who was formerly Editor of " The TForce.^ter Journal of Medicine;'' k\v\ has for sev-
eral yeans been engaged in the successful practice of liis])rofession, devotes liis attention
to, and solicits for treatmen^.the worst possible cases that can be found in the community.
He can if desired exhii>ii testimonials from people of undoubted truth and veracity,
certifying to liis perfect success in the most hopeless cases of disease, many of whom
had sought in vain for relief from others. Although so fortunate
As never to have lost a case of Fever of any kind,
yet his special attention for the last eight years, has been devoted to a
NEW, SAFE, AND NEVER FAILING MODE
«f treating diseases incident to the female system, by which he has acquired a high
reputation. There are niany cases of disease and suffering, which invalids suppose
they must bear, and which must soon lead to an early grave, if neglected, that might
be removed by a timely adoption of his rational and scientific mode of treatment. He
subjects liis patients to no injurious medication, using no preparation of Mercury,
Antimony, nor Arsenic, but making a judicious selection of such remedies as are both
innocent and sanative, and specifically adapted to each individual case.
All letters with a stamp enclosed will receive prompt and explicit answers, and be
regarded as strictly confidential. Boarding places procured for patients from a distance
if desired.
Office and Residence, No. 12 Wllmot Street, Portland, Me.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY,
Office, Corner Exchange & Milk Sts., Portland, Me.
. — ^ — •
HAMPDEX FIRE lA'SURANCE CO., Springfield, Masw.
Cash Capital, 3150,000. Surplus, $80,000.
COXWAT FIRE IXSURAXCE COMPANY, Conway, Mass.
Capital, $150,000. Surplus, $109,734.
CHARTER-OAK FIRE an«I MARINE INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conn.
Cusli Capital, $300,000. Surplus, $141,630.
XORTHERN ASSURANCK CO., London. Established in 1836.
Capital, $6,298,000. Annual Revenue, $1,200,00.
P1SCATAQ,UA FIRE and MARIXE INSURANCE CO., S. Berwick, Me.
Cash Capital, $300,000.
UNITY FIRE IJ»»¥RiLNCE CO., London. U. S. Branch, 58 MTall St., N. T.
Available Assets, $4,547,061.16.
^TlfA. jUFR INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn.
Cash Capital and Surplus, over $400,000.
PIIENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO., Bro-klyn, N. Y. September 1st, 1861.
Capital, $200,000. Surplus, $91,043.04. Assets, $291,043.04.
. — i^ — .
The above very successful Companies, having paid up Capitals, with a large and increasing surplua, con-
tinue to insuP' all classes of Iii«ural»lfl property at rates consistent with the laws of compensation.
All LoKHcg adjusted and paid at the Portland Agency, with promptness and dispatch. The best of aity
reference jrivi n. if required.
AuctiO'i business attended to an4 real estate bought, sold or exchanged.
Marine risks taken at this Office, and Policies issued on application.
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WHEAT,
HEMP,
GRASS
a^~er,
OAT^
BARLEY,
Seeds, &c.,
The Hand Machine sowg from f. >ur to eight acres per hour, and the TTorse-Power Machine, from ten to
fifteen acres per hour, doing the work in a very superi-T manner. This Machine is unquestionably to the
agriculturist, one of the most important and valuable inrentions of the day. It is made in a subst.^ntial
AND DURABLE MANNER, and by RECENT IMPROVXMENTS has been broUgl>t to the HIGHEST PERFECTION. It «aTe8
four-fifths of the lalj>r and time— enables any one. with a littli experience, to sow with perfect regularity
^-«nd in consequence of the evenness with which it distributes the seed, causes a saving of from one-
quarter to one-tliird of the seed ordinarily require i. Farmers who have used this machine for two seasons
say they would not be without one for five times its cost.
Liberal inducements to dealers. For Circulars and Terms to the trade, address
D. H. FURBISH, Proprietor.
OFFICE— Opposite Portland Sugar House, Portland, Me.
M. S- LIBBY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
joh::n^ b. SH.i^^w,
FASHIONABLE
EAT, SAP, AMB f TO ST®1
ISTO. ISe HNviTIIDIDLE STE,EET,
PORTLAND, ME,
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DEALER IN
PARLOR, CHAMBER, AND COMMON FURNITURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
€hj:na, crockery, and <jlass-ware,
AND A GESERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
138 and 140 MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND, MAINE.
The attention of purchasers is in-
vited to the Large and desirable
stock of Housekeeping Goods now
in store, as above, comprising as it
does nearly every article usually
needed in the Furniture and Crock-
ery department. Being one of the
largest stocks in the State, purchas-
ers can find almost any variety of
rich, medium, and low-priced goods,
suited to their different wants.
Those commencing Housekeeping can obtain a complete outfit at this establishment, without
the trouble and loss of time usually attending a selection of this kind; and the subscriber is
confident that, combining as he does tlie various branches of the House Furnishing businesp,
he cau offer goods at prices that will not fail of proving satisfactory on examination.
BERRY & SMITH,
Manufacturers, Wholesale an I Retail Dealers in
BOOTS, 8H0E8. ^ SUBBEflS*
CUSHMATTS NEW BLOCK,
No. 353 CONGRESS STREET, PORTLAND.
CUSTOM W3HOrlD^EPA!S!N8l0N¥lf SHORT NOTICE.
JAMES O'DONNELL,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Commissioner for United States Court of
Claims, and also for the several
States of the Union.
No. 122 Middle Street, Portland, Me.
William Willis, TT^nry Willii.
WM. WILLIS & SON,
Counsellors & Attorneys at Law,
No. 34; Exclianjs^e St., over Mercliants'
Bank, Portland, Me*
5:3"IIeDry Willis is Comniissiouer for Massachu-
setts, New llampshire, New York, Pennsylyania,
aad Texaa.
W. D. LITTLE,
General Insurance Agent,
rpIRE, LTFR AND MARIN?],)
OFFICE, No. 31 Exchaage Street,
PORTLAND, ME.
ALEX. D. REEVES,
TAILOR & DRAPER,
No. 98 Bxcliange Street,
(Between Middle and Federal Streets,)
PORTLAND, ME.
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Burgess Brotliers <fe Co.,
DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, ^ VARNISHES,
Manufacturers of Japan, White Lead, Zinc Paints, and G-round Oolors.
No. 80 COMIVIERCIAL ST., THOMAS BLOCK, PORTLAND, ME.
LOWELL & SENTER,
:^ H5
5^ w^i "^
And Dealers in
WATCHES, CHRONOMETERS, JEWELRY, AND FANCY GOODS,
64z Excliaiige Street,
Portland, Me.
9
Abner Lowell, )
William Senter. J
JAMES E. TERNALD,
JSl E R C JI ^ IST T TA.ILOR,
And dealer in Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
No. 87 Middle Street, . - . - Portland, Me.
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IMPORTERS OF
Lastings, Serges, & Elastic Gussettings,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, SHOESTODK& FINDINGS,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
-A. X. S O ,
PATENTED IN
AMERICA, ENGLAND, & FRANCE,
"We have the agency for the Lasts and Patent Stamps for the above. All these goods must
have upon them the accompanying "Patent Stamp," in guaranty of reliability.
Into, so "cnsrioisr sti^/EET,
llT^y. Portland. Me.
ySXJil^
fA/i.\J/
* \ I \ \
GEORGE H. BARRELL,
Comer Fore& Lime Sts., Portland, Me,
A. & S. SHURTLEFF & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SHOE MANUFACTURERS' <JOODS,
IsTO. 56 :M:IIDXDI_iE STE/EET,
Over Woodman, True & Co's,
iSylvan Sburtleff,
J. C. iSteveus.
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.CT^JTL^.^-g
9
Bangor^ -
- JVTaine
9
Horses and Carriages to let, on application at the Office.
Free Coaches to and from Cars.
0. M. SHAW.
HENRY MoLAUQHLXN,
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ESX-A-BLISKCEO liM 1821-
BYRON GREENOUGH & CO.,
MANUPACTUEEES OF
HATS, CAPS & FURS,
Particular attention is invited to our Stock of Goods as being bv far the largest and most
complete in our market, comprising every variety of style, made of* the best materials and in a
superior manner.
BYI^OIN" G-I^ElEIsrOTJG-H: cfe 00-,
148 & 150 Middle Street, Portland, Me.
Which for economy, purity of air, ease of management, has no equal. They can be regnlat -
ed so as to give any uimmnt uf heat required; and unlike all other Anthracite Coal Burners,
they ventilate the apartments quite as thoroughly as a wood fire, or open Franklin, /jroc/ucira^
a current of air at once moist, pure and agreeable. As none of the air wliich comes in contact
with the Fire-Pot is used for respiration, the tendency to produce H adaches, so mucli com-
plained of by those using Stoves and Furnrces, is entirely obviated. The fire may be continu-
ed throughout the entire season without once going out, and from one to four days without
replenishing. These Stoves are beautiful in design, and finished in the most perfect manner.
They give universal satistaction to all who have adopted them.
0". Hi. HIO'W^K.ID.
Also, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Furnaces, Ranges; Office. Parlor, Cooking Stoves, &c.
Also, Dealer in Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, all kinds of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron. Job
Work done to order.
No. 35 Exchange Street, Portland.
Dr. C. H. OS
^^^^ SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
JSTo. 8 Ciapp's Block, Congress Street,
(Between United States and Preble Hotels,)
AU kinds of Dentistry performed in the latest and most approved styles, and perfect satis-
faction given in all cases, or the money refunded.
Artificial Teeth Warranted to^ be Serviceable in all respects.
REFERFNCES: Hon. A. W. H. Clapp, T. A. Foster, M. D., E. Clark, M. D., Chas. Q.
Clapp, Chas. H. Adams, S. H. Tewksbury, M. D.,
CHARLES M. RI€E,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
the varieties of
Paper, Twine, & Paper Stock,
Also, Agent for Boston Patent Machine
Paper Bags.
No. 21 EXCHANGE STREET,
Portland, Me.
Brown & Perkins' Improved Card Matches
constantly on hand at Factory prices.
A. E. FELT,
Wholesale & lletail Dealer in
flocks, Watches Ucwelry
IvTO. 4 EIXGHA-ISrO-E ST..
PORTLAND, Me.
N. B. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
neatly repaired with fidelity and dispatch.
ALSO,
Gold and Silver Plating,
Done to Order.
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STATE STREET, AUGUSTA, ME. HARRISON BAKER, Proprietor.
4^" Porters are in attendance to convey passengers and baggige to the House, from all the Railroad
and steamboat stations, free of charge. Horses and carriages to let.
By U. M. THAYER,
Corner of Water and Winthrop Streets,
« ^m^ >
D^" This House has been new'y fitted up, enlarged, and elegantly furnished, and possesses
all the modern improvements for the convenience and comfort of its guests.
IS CONNECTED WITH THE HOUSE.
Passengers taken to and from the Depot and Steamboats FRE"^i OF CHARGE.
03^ Stages leave this House for all towns in the vicinity.
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MANUFACTUREK OF
No. 135 1-2 Middle Street, Portland, Maine.
Harmon iums with
two blinks of keys of
4 1-2 octaves each,
f. ur full sets of reeds,
ami 1 1-2 octaves in
pedals. It has ten
stops, or registers, and
includes all the va-
rieties of the $1000
Pipe Okgan.
The regular organ
swell is attached tx)
this instrument, by
which the etlects of
crescendo and dimin-
uendo can be render-
ed at the performer's
will. The case is
made of the best solid
black walrut, and
finished with oil.
TESTI3^03Sri.A.X.S
PoRTXANi). Feb. 4. 1861. Mr. J. D. Cheney: I take pleasure in commending to the public the BfTisical
Instrumi'iit niannlactuifd by you in this city, and called the •Harmonium." One of them has been in iiae
iu the "Second Universalist Societ}'." occupying the "Mechaaics' Uall," for nearly a year, and has given
entire satisfjiction to the congregation. The Instrument is finely adapted to all country churches, beiriff
preferable rn t"7ie and puicer to any small sized church Orgm of the common style, while the price is leea
than one-half as much. Z. TIIOMPSOX, Pastor of the 2d Univ. Society in Portland.
GoRHAM, Feb. 23,1861. From a personal acauaintance with the above described Instrument, I tatoe
pleasure in adding my testimony that all which is therein stated is strictly true.
JOSEPH COLBY, Pastor of the M. E. Church, Gorham, Me.
PoTRTL AND, March 2.5. IvSCl. Mr. Cheney: In aaswer to your inquiry, whether the Melodeon made by
yoTi for Masonic Hall gives satiefiiction, 1 am glad to be able to say, that so far as I have heard, all are
well salitified with it; and iu my own judgment it is one of the best instruments of the kind which I ha-r®
beard. Truly yours, IIIA BEURY.
P0RTLA?«D, January 10, 18.57. Mr. Cheney: Having been well acquainted with the Instruments from
your shop, I cheerfully give you my opinion of their merit. Thty are unquestionably of the first class of
Reed Instruments, both in quality oftone, and thoroughness oX manufacture. I am acquainted with those
made in most other shops in the country, and have devoted much attention to such matters; but I would
prefer one of your Instruments in my family to any others whatever. And I would say the same for
diurches. Yours truly,
A . WILLET.
/i.
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3- ^ K.
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u
^ rV^I O LI N S TIIIXGS. ^c ,(
mccoKDioNsff p^iNCY Articles;
i^OZOFXeHAlVGE STR.PORTLAND^
A.T "^VHOXjESA-XjIi; .A.TSrT> E.ET-A.IXJ.
Crockery, Glass and Cliina Wnre, Lamps, Spoons, plated and otliers, Plated
Forks, Cutlery, Britannia and Tin Ware, Fancy Goods, Kerosene Oil, d&e.
We import directly from the bett European Manufactories, and such goods as will prove profitable to the
conprmer. Country traders, hotel kffpers and others will find our assortment large and the prices sat-
teiactory. STEALS & HAYES, 110 Middle St., Portland, Me.
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AND
Female Collegiate Institute.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION:
REV. HENRY P. TORSEY, LL. D., President, and Professor of Mental Philosophy
and Natural Science.
REV. FRANCIS A. ROBINSON, A. M., Professor of Mathematics.
ALBER r A. SCOTT, A. M., Professor of Ancient Languages.
JOHN PERLEY, Professor in Commercial Department.
MISS SARAH H. PALMER, Preceptress, and Teacher of German and Music.
MRS. MARY F. SCOTT, Teacher of French.
MISS PHRONIE B. ROBINSON, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
< ^•^ >
A CoLLEGTATE CouRSE OF SxuDY FOR YouxG Ladies has been established, embracing
most of the branches taught in male colleges, requiring three years for its completion. Ycrang
ladies who complete the course will receive a diploma.
The Institution is situated on Kent's Hill, three miles from the Readfield depot, and on the
stage road from Augusta via Fayette to Farmington. A carriage is always in readiness on the
arrival of the cars at the depot to convey passengers to the Hill. (Price 25 cents.)
The location is uncommonly healthy, and free from vicious and disturbing influences, and
remarkable for its beautiful scenery. The Seminary and Collegiate Building is one of the
finest and most convenient in the country. The grounds are tastefully arranged, and afford
ample opportunity for healthful recreation. Physical, as well as moral and intellectual culture,
receives the special attention of the teachers.
Students, who choose it, board in the collegiate building with the teachers. The price of
board, including use of furnished room, fuel, lights and washing, is usually about $2.00 per
week for a term! The entire expenses are exceedingly low. Number of students during the
last year, 426. The academic year consists of three terms of thirteen weeks each.
The Fall Term commences the 2d Monday of August.
" Winter " " " last Monday of November.
" Spring " " " 2d Monday of March.
For particulars send for a circular. Post-office address, *' Kent's Hill."
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282 SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Greenleaf's Mathematical Series;
Permanent Electrotype Editions.
FOR DISTRICT SCHOOLS. For HIGH SCHOOLS & ACADEMIES*
National . rithmetic.
Tr-atise on Algebra.
Elements of Geometry & Trigfonometry.
Hew Primary Arithmetic
Intellectual Arithmetic.
Common School Arithmetic.
The Last of the Series, (just published), is a new edition of tne
ELEMLENTS OF GEOMETt^ Y, with the addition of a Com-
plete System of Plane and Spherical TBIGON METRY ,
analytically treated and practically applied.
Greenleaf^s Geometry has been adopted as a text-book in several of the STATE NORMAL
SCHOOLS, and in upwards of sixty Academies in New England alone.
These books, in their revised and improved form, have been pronounced, by an eminent mathematician ,
*' Standard and imperishable works of their kind,"
Being a consecutive series by one avithor, graded to the wants of Primary, Intermedia te, Grammar,
and High tichools. Academies, Normal Schools, and Commercial Colleges, now so extensively
used in the best schools of every State in the Union as to have become
A NATIONAL STANDARD.
This series, in its revised and improved form, surpasses all others, —
1. In the lucid, progressive^ and strictly philosophical arrangement of the several
parts and subjects.
2. In the clearness andconciseness of the definitions and rules, and in the com-
pleteness of the ILLUSTRATIONS.
3. In the logical strictness and simple elegance of its analysis.
4. In the variety and practical character of the problems ; which, from their na-
ture tend to interest the pupil, exercvse his ingenuity, and secure usejul mental discipline.
5. In the scientific accuracy of all its statements of facts.
6. In being a consecutive series, graded to the wants oj Primary, Interme-
diate, Grammar, and High Schools, Academies, Normal Schools, and
Commercial Colleges; it having been found that less than four books onArilh-
metic cannot be successfully used for four grades of schools ; and that the Algebra^
Geometry, and Iriyonometry in a mathematical course should be by the author of the
Arithmetics, in order to follow most advantageously as a part of the same system.
7. In the neat and durable mechanical execution of the several books, — an
important consideration, too ojten disregarded, — and in the cheap prices at which they
art sold.
Greenleaf's Arithmetics are now in general use, and vv^ith great satisfaction,
in all the Common Schools and Academies in Maine, so that uniformity, which is so
desirable in school text books, has been secured throughout the State. It is also about
the only Arithmetical series which is now used in Massachusetts and the other New
England States.
j|^ Terms of introduction liberal ; all interested are invited to correspond freely with us.
Cub DeBCEipttvb Catalogue furnished to Teachers and School Directors, on application by mail.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO., Publishers, Boston.
Sold by SANBORN & CARTER, Portland, Me.
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"IT HAS STOOD THE BEST OF ALL TESTS,
And has sustained its reputation for FORTY YEARS. Physicians of the highest respecta-
bility prescribe it, and thousands of families keep it on hand as a Standard Family Mmicine.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
prepared by the well known druggists, Messrs. Reed, Cutler & Co., is, we have good authority
for saying, one of the best remedies for
Coughs, Colds, and all Pulmonary Complaints,
ever offered to the public." — Boston Journal.
REV. DR. LYMAN BEECHER writes,— "Gentlemen: I have used your Vegetable Pul-
monary Balsam myself with benefit, and have known it to be used with good effect in fami-
lies around me."
The late REV. DR. LEONARD WOODS wrote,— "Gentlemen: From a long usf of your
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam in my family circle and among theological students, I have been
led to regard it as a safe and efficacious medicine."
"Gentlemen:— We, the undersigned, Wholesale Druggists, having for many year- sold your
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, are happy to bear testimony to its great efficacy in the relief
and cure of Pulmonary Complaints. We know of no medicine which has deservedly sustain-
ed so high a reputation for so long a term of years, or which more rarely disappoints the rea-
sonableexpectations of those who use it."— [Signed by many of the largest and oldest Drug-
gists in the U. States and Cana las.]
"Gentlemen : — In an extensive practice of myself~^-and sons, we have prescribed large quan-
tities of your Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, and are happy to say have found it an efficient
and reliable remedv. We consider it invaluable. D. T. PARKER."
Farmington, N. H., Dec. 16, 1859.
[X^Btw ire of Counterfeits and Imitations! ! ! Inquire for the article by its whole name,
"VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists, Boston, Mass., and sold by Apothe-
caries and Country Merchants generally. Price, large size, $1; small size, 50 cents. For sale
by dealers cenei'allv.
is. H. HAY, Portland, Wholesale Agent.
NEW ENGLAND TRUSS MANUFACTORY.
The Cheapest Establishment in Boston.
I?. I C 11 J^ IS/ D 1= .A. L 3v^ E K. ,
(Successor to J. F. Foster & Co.)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
Ladies and Grentlemen's
Trusses,Supporters&Shoulder Braces,
Room No. 4, over Boylston Market, Boston.
"W^^LTER COREY,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
CHAIRS AND FURNITURE,
Nos. 50, 52, 54 & 56 EXCHAIfGE ST., PORTLAND, ME.
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TBCDB »DEST XllXr TTSDB.
The bucket never tips, it receives the water by valve in bottom, and dis-
charges from the same by simply turning the crank.
SOLD WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, BY
^W. C. JBA^lElTiO^WS, Portland,
34 Portland Street.
R. J. D. ni^i^KRi^BEE & CO.,
Proprietors, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
JLr&ls' Slaterials, (gngrabings,|itfuu|rames,f oflking^tesses
A great variety of beautiful Engravings, Mezzotints, and Lithographs. English, French, and
American drawing materials of the most approved manufacture. Gilt, Rose-wood, and Walnut
Picture Frames, oval and square, of all patterns. Picture Frames made to order. Old
Frames and other articles re-gilt. Ship and House Mouldings gilt and furnished at short
notice. Also,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON HAND, AT
C. EDWARDS & CO.,
Manufacturers of
Next Door to Post Office,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
Nos. 13 and 15 UNION STREET, PORTLAND, ME.,
Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of
©(amis, sp^ijeis. mi Qmm imim.
Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks,
Watchmak3rs' Tools and Materials.
Watcliej-. Ciocks=^, and Jewelry Repaired.
74 £xchang:e Street, Portland, Maine.
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EAUMlJSTGTOJf, MAIJSTE,
S. F. STODDARD,
I=IiOI=E/IETO:E2/.
This Hotel, situated on Broadway, in the beautiful village of Farmington)
the shire town of Franklin County, and the terminus of the Androscoggin
Railroad, will be found a pleasant and attractive resort at all seasons of
the year. Mr. Stoddard, with an experience of twelve years as landlord
and proprietor, is competent and ever ready to attend to the call, wants,
and comfort of company in the beet possible manner.
Guests taken to and from the Depot
FREE OF CHARGE.
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While many are doing their utmost to promote dissension and discord,
is determined, by the aid of his friends, to do what he can to Sustain the Union! He has
opened a new Store, three doors north of the Post Office, Gardiner, Me., externally distin-
guished hy its colors, and ijiternaliy by its contents, as The Union Stoke! His stock con-
sists of Hats, Caps, Furs, and everything pertaining to a First Class Hat Store. In addition to
this, he has a fine assortment of
for Ladies', Misses' and Children's wear. He has the agency for the sale of the Best and Cheap-
est Watch Spring Skirts, Ladies', Misses' and Children's sizes. Also, Balmorals, Knit Skirts,
Jackets, under Vests and Corsets, Embroiilered Collars and Sleeves unusually chenp. Edgings,
Rufflings, Linen Hdkfs., vei-y ch'tip, Hosiery, Gloves, Combs and Brushes of all kinds. Pins,
Needles, Perfumery and a great variety of useful and ornamental articles for the toilet, &c.
^11) lElDIDlIll^i
Grentleiiieii's Fnrnisliing Groods,
Consisting of fine French Shirts, Collars and Bosoms, Under-sliirts and Drawers, very cheap;
Socks, Gloves and Mittens, Pocket Hdkfs., Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, Suspenders, &c. Also,
Trunks, Valises, Satchels, and Umbrellas. Having secured the services of Mr. Sylvanus
Hathaway, long and favorably known as one of the best furriers in this part of the country,
we shall manufacture and keep on hand all kinds of Fur <ioods, which will be sold at prices
to correspond with the times. Ladies having furs that they wish manufactured or altered to
the modern styles, can have them done in the neatest and best manner, and on very moderate
teims, at short notice. Mr. Parsons hopes in this new branch of business to merit that confi-
dence and patronage which has heretofore been so liberally accorded him in another branch
of trade, and which he does not leave from choice but necessity.
Don't forget the place, Paksoxs' Union Stoke, red, white, and blue front,
Three Doors North of the Post Oflace, Gardiner, Me.
iiiiiiiiii
Main Street, Rockland, Me.
ROBERT ANDERSON, Proprietor.
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HACKING TO AND FROM THE BOATS.
Jl. C, DEN IS ON & CO.,
MECHANIC FALLS, - - - POLAND.
Manufacturers of
Oasli paid for all kinds of Paper Stock.
A. C. Deni-ion, A. L. Denison,
E. W. Tyler.
ELMW66B HOTEL.
BY J. L. SEAVEY,
Cor. Main and College Sts., near the Depot.
H. W. BRYANT,
ANTIQUAEIAN BOOK STORE,
38 Excliange Street, Portland.
Agent for Libraries. Old Books, Pamph-
lets, and MSS bought and sold.
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AFSOF, MAIFE,
FROFRIETOR.
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This House, situated at the flourishing village of North Anson, in the
beautiful valley of the Kennebec, has been recently refitted and refurnieh-
ed for the accommodation of transient and permanent boarders. Every
attention will be given to the comfort and pleasure of guests.
Horses and Carriages constantly on
Hand, to Let.
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CHISAM & COBB,
MERCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN
L©T
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ALSO, MANUFACTUKEKS OF
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AND DEALEES IN
ACeoriLietrL :e-u.llca.lxis> 1-^7 v^^«,-t©r St.
ll'Sr- } AUGUSTA, ME.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
"WATER STKEET, AUGUSTA, MAINE.
-o<75-
HACKING TO AND FROM THE CARS AND BOATS FREE,
-e/3Q-
HCI^SES jf^l^lD C-A.IR.R.I-A^a-ES TO IjET,
MCE, HAYES & GO.,
FASHIONABLE
Opposite Stanley Hoase,
"SFT" jP^ T :E1 T<, ST-:,
AUQUSTA, MAINE.
Dealer in
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY^
Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, &:c.,
Ifo. 131 Middle Street, Portland.
All work warranted.
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SKOWHEGAN, MAINE.
,te;
roprietor.
(is
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Travelers through Maine will find at no place better accommodations
than at the Skowhegan House. It has recently been refitted and refur-
nished throughout.
Its location in the center of business is good, its surroundings pleasant
and agreeable. This Hotel is situated on the banks of the beautiful Ken-
nebec, at the head of Skowhegan Falls, and commands a fine view of the
river and its romantic scenery.
Guests taken to and from tlic Depot free of Charge.
Private Carriages in readiness to take visitors to any part of the sur-
rounding country, on Pleasure, Fishing, or Business Excursions. Also :
Skowhegan, at the terminus of the Somerset and Kennebec Railroad,
ia one of the most pleasant and flourishing villages in Maine. It is sur-
rounded by fish ponds and fine scenery, and offers all the inducements of
any summer resort in New England.
Good stage accommodation can be obtained to Moosehead Lake, th«
Forks, and almost any point in the State, by applying at the oflSce of the
Skowhegan House.
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-A. IT X>
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL for Sagadahoc Co.,
AT EICHMOND, MAINE.
ur^
ASSISTED BY A FULL AND EXPERIENCED BOARD OF TEACHERS.
c/ys
This Institution is located at a pleasant village on the Kennebec River, sixteen miles below
Augusta and forty from Portland. It is accessible by Railroad (Portland & Kennebec), and
except winters, by numerous steamboats running to Boston, Portland, &c.
The Academy Buildings are new, commodious, and fitted up with the various modern facil-
ities. Students will study at the School-rooms or at their own rooms, at the option of their
Parents or Guardians.
Two courses of Study have been adopted, either of which those desiring can complete, and
graduate on sntisfictory examination. The Scientific embraces a liberal course in Mathematics,
Natural and Moral Science; the Classical, a thorough fitting for College. Superior facilities
are offered those preparing to teach. Frequent Lectures will be delivered before the School,
as the studies pursued may dictate.
CALENDAR.
Fall and Winter Terms commence First Monda}' in September and December.
Spring and Summer Terms, Third Monday in February and May respectively.
Board in private families at reasonable rates. Ample facilities for self- boarding.
For further information address the Principal.
BOOK, JOB, CARD & ORNAMENTAL PRINTING!
J. WESTON SWIFT, PROPRIETOR OF THE
FRANKLIN BOOK, AND JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
MAIlSr ST., FAEMINGTON, ME.
This Establishment is furnished with new materials for all kinds of Letter-Press printing,
from a Mammoth Poster to the Smallest Label; Newspaper, Book. Pamph'et, Legal and other
Blank, Card and Ornamental Printing, &c., and offers superior facilities for agents of Exhibi-
tions, Concerts, &c., to procure all kinds of Printing used by them.
EOBINSON & MERRILL.
MANUFACTURERS OF
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES,
Packing Boxes, for Boots, Shoes, Hats and Soap ; also, Trunk Woods,
bridge: street, ......... cardiner, me.
CLAPBOARD PLANING, WITH WOODBURY'S PATENT PLANER AND JOINER.
Custom Plarung and Sawing done at short notice. Orders Solicited.
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REFERENCES
PATRONS.
Hon. GEORGE EVANS, Portland.
Hon. W. W. THOMAS, Mayor, "
A. SPRING, Esq., »
S. C. BLANCHARD, Esq., Yarmouth.
Hon. J. W. BRADBURY, Augusta.
JONES P. VEAZIE, Esq., Bangor.
Capt. C. H. vSOULE, Freeport.
LEVI YOUNG, Esq., Ottawa, C. W.
BY PERMISSION.
Pres. woods, and Faculty of Bowd. Col.
J. W. CHICKERING, D. D., Portland.
SANBORN & CARTER,
CHARLES A. LORD, Esq.,
Rev. WOOSTER PARKER, Belfast.
Hon. J. L. CUTLER, Augusta.
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F. "W^. KIZ^TSMA.:^,
IS'o. 7 XJnion ^M Block,
WATER STEEET, AUGUSTA, ME.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MSDIGIMS, CHEMICALS,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes, Perfumery, Surgical and Dentallnstruments,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS & SHOULDER BRACES,
Foreign Leeches, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal use,
New York Paper Hangings, Gilt Cloth Window Curtains, Bordering, &c. Kerosene
Oil and Lamps in great variety and at a low price. Physicians' Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded, and all orders correctly answered.
Medicines warranted genuine, and of the best quality.
OSGOOD & PEASE,
PROPRIETORS.
John Osgood,
A. S. Pease.
i
GAHBIMEB. ME
HORSES AND CARRIAGES TO LET.
— BY —
WILLIAM L. WHITE,
DAMARISOOTTA, ME.
Horses and Carriages to Let.
>ySm2
SEARSPORT, M£.
W. H. MATTHEWS,
PROPRIETOR.
LIVERY STABLE CONNECTED.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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BETHEL HOUSE,
-'^^EST SI3DE OJP COIvIlS^Ol^,
BETHEL HILL,
MAINE.
LOTEJOTc Proiorietorc
The subscriber has recently remodeled this well-known House, and refurnished it through-
out with new furniture, and rendered it a comfortable and desirable home for persons travel-
ing for business or pleasure.
A Carriage in Constant Attendance at the Depot to Convey Passengers.
Persons stopping at the House carried free.
Horses and Carriages to Let.
Mr. L. is agent for the British and American Express Co. ; also runs a Mail Coach from
Bethel to Erroll, N. H., via Newry, Grafton, Upton, Urabagog Lake, and Cambridge, on Tues-
day and Friday of each week, leaving Bethel at 8 o'clock, A. M., and reaching Erroll the same
day; returning, will leave Erroll Wednesday and Saturday mornings in season to connect with
the P. M. passenger train for Portland.
TTEEKS' ]Vr^aiO COMPOUjSTD,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, ASTHMA, BRONOHITIS,
WHOOPIi^G COUGH, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, INFLUENZA,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
Manufactured and Sold by
E. B. MAGOON & CO., St. Johnsbury, Vermont,
To whom all orders should be addressed. Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally.
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'viS«i-iw Tmmit MEW WEmiu
No. 135 Middle Street, Portland, Me.
OEIOICE TEA. A.2SriD FXJI^E COFFEE-
Those who want the very best Tea and Coffee, can get it at our Store and saA'e 20 per cent.
Our Teas are warranted to give the greatest satisfaction, or the money will be refunded. Try
a Sample. A good assortment of Sugars cheap.
CHIJ^A TEA COMPANY, 135 MIDDLE STREET.
OEORGE C. SHAW, Proprietor.
F. & C. B. Isr^SH,
Successors to Josejihus Nash,
Dealers in Furnaces, Ranges, Parlor, Cooking,
Air Tight and Ctiboose Stoves, Pumps, Sheet
Lead, Lead Pipe, Fire Frames, Ciildron Kettles,
Sinks, Oven, Ash, and Boiler Mouths. Also,
manufacture, and keeps constantly on hand, a
good assortment of Custom Tin Ware, Tin,
Sheet Iron and Lead Work, done at short notice.
174 Fore Street., Portland, Me.
We would call your attention to our new Gas Burn-
ing and Ventilating Stove. "The Leader," enibrac. ng
the celebrated M'Gregor Patents, which we confide'nf-
ly recommend as being superior to any other article
in the market, in beauty of design, style of finish, and
good working qualities, with and without extension
tops, for hot water reservoirs, and warrant thini.
WAL
TR
MANUFACTUEEBS OF
PREMIUM GROUND ROCK SALT,
AND DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN, MEAL, RYE, OATS, SHORTS, &c.,
N03. 4 and 5 UNION WHARF,
F. A. Waldron,
S. A. True.
p)Q)H(a]ndl* ffiB©,
MiilTmCilHillSE.
Milt:ii Plantation, Me.
This being a New England House, situated
at the celebrated Milton Mineral Springs,
surrounded by Ponds and Streams for Fish-
ing and Hunting. Also, surrounded by the
most beautiful and romantic scenery in New
England, renders it one of the most desirable
localities of summer resort, to be found in
the New England States.
D. D. W. Abbott, Proprietor.
WINTERPORT, ME.,
Head of Winter Navigation.
JOSEPH W.EYELETH,
PROPRIETOR.
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295
G. W. HODGES, Proprietor.
Corner of Maine and Sea Streets. The largest and most commodious House in the city.
WALDO HOUSE.
Frankfort Mills, Me.,
D. N. EWELL, Proprietor.
Livery Stable connected.
iSiillli iil!
BY
J. B. LEACH,
FRONT STREET, - - - BATH, ME.
COLUMBIAN HALL,
One of the best and most commodious halls
in the State, is connected with this Estab-
lishment.
PENOBSCOT HOUSE,
Hampden Corner, Maine,
G. JL. DELANO,
PROPRIETOR.
SURGEON DENTIST,
Rooms, No. 15 Union Block, Liberty Street,
BIDDEFORD, ME.
YORK HOTEL
uOiLXiLM vj Jj a
>o< XX
JASON HAMILTON,
PROPRIETOR.
Mr. H. has recently leased the above Hotel
and is prepared to accommodate his old
friends and the public generally.
WOODMAN & BURNHAM,
MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS
FOUNDERS.
Spring's Island, Biddeford, Me.
296 SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINTESS DIRECTORY.
THE
Progressive Series of Readers,
By SALEM TOWN, LL. D., & NELSON M. HOLBROOK.
CONTAINING OVER 100 PAGES MORE THAN ANY OTHER SERIES.
WHOLE MATTER ENTIRELY NEW,
UNEQUALED IN MERIT AND PRACTICALITY.
Postage Rate.
The Progressive Pictorial Primer, ------ 8
Tlie Progressive First Keader, Illustrated, - - » - 11
Tl»e Progressive Second iieader, do. ----- 15
Tlic Progressive Tliird Reader, do. ----- aO
Tlie Progressive Fourtli Reader, ------ a*
Tlie Progressive Fiftli Reader, ------- 30
Tlie Progressive Speaker and Common Scliool Reader, - 30
Tlie Progressive Speller and Deliner, - - - - - -10
Q^" We earnestly invite examination and desire comparison with any other Reading
Books before Committees, for which purpose we shall be pleased to forward^tlie entire Series
to School Committees and leachers, they remitting to us simply the amount of postage in
MampSy agreeably to the prices annexed.
Bazin & Ells^vortli, Boston.
JOSEPH: c. sisrcw,
OF
Greorge E. Rust & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
WINE AND SPIRITS,
64 Broad Street, Boston,
^Portland M!iatiial Fire Insiaraiice Co.
Incorporated February 21, 1828.
This old and well established Company continues to take risks on the better class of prop-
erty at reasonable rates. For information as to terms, and the advantages of insuring in this
Company, apply at their office. No. 102 Middle Street, (,up stairs).
CHARLES HOLDEN, President.
EDWARD SHAW, Secretary.
o I T "^ B JL ic E :r. :z- ,
By A. F. BLAKE, Four doors south of Gardinep Hotel, Gardiner, Me,
Constantly on hand Loaf, Graham, Brown, Soda, and Pilot Bread, Sponge and Silver Cakes
Tea Cakes, and pastries of all kinds.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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JOSEPH DITTO & GO'S
PATENT MICA AND FIBROUS
CEMENT ROOFING,
No. 207 Broadway, New York.
In view of the
favorable reputa-
tion which their
Improved Patent
Roofing has gain-
ed, and the e7ttire
satisfaction it has
given to all who
have adopted it,
we would with re-
newed confidence
offer it to the pub-
lic as a material
unequalled for
Durability,Beau-
ty,and Cheapness
by any composi-
tion in use. It
has been thor-
oughly tested in
New York city,
and various parts
of the United
States, the Cana-
das, and the Is-
land of Cuba, by
Architects, Buil-
ders, and others,
and is pronounc-
ed a most valu-
able improvem'nt
on any Roofing
yetinvented. The
experience of
years has proved
it to be a perfect-
ly reliable Fire
and Water-proof
article, and has demonstrated the fact that a Composition Roofing can be
made which will sitccessfully resist the action of the Weather and Elements.
We sell our Roofing Cement at eighteen dollars per bbl., containing about
40 gallons, and weighing 480 lbs. One barrel cement will cover 1200
square feet in making an entire (or new) roof, and the same when appHed
upon old shingle roofs ; but when applied to Tin, Zinc, or Iron, it will
cover from 2700 to 3000 square feet. We sell our prepared Mica at two
dollars per bbl., weighing about 230 lbs., and one bbl. of Mica to every
bbl. of cement is sufficient when applied to new roofs, or upon old shingle
roofs ; but when applied to Tin, Zinc, or Iron, two bbls. of the Mica to
every bbl. of Cement will be required. At the above named prices for
materials, it will cost (including also all the expenses for labor, etc., to
apply it) 4 1-2 cents per square foot upon new roofs ; 3 1-2 cents per
square foot upon old shingle roofs ; and about 3 1-4 cents per square foot
when applied to Tin, Zinc, or Iron.
JV". B, Also for salcy Territorial Rights for a portion of the United States,
No. 207 Broad^T^ay^ ISTe^v^ York.
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FISH and SALT.
Yovffty years our senior partner has been engaged in the purchase and
sale of the above named articles.
Supplying some 200 vessels v^^ith their outfits, we receive direct from
the Fishermen our stock of Fish, thus affording us an opportunity of offer-
jng the article to our customers at the lowest price.
We also purchase all our Salt by the cargo^ and for the better accom-
modation of this part of our business, we are now erecting a warehouse,
which will hold 100,000 bushels of Salt, and with such arrangements that
we can deliver car loads loithout charge of trucking. When purchased
from vessel, government measure will be given.
When discharging from ship, we send our customers who request it, a
circular.
Our usual stock in store is as follows :
300,000 lbs. Large Cod ;
100,000 lbs. Medium Cod;
200,000 lbs. Pollock ;
200,000 lbs. Hake ;
5000 boxes Herring ;
1000 bbls. Mackerel ;
Tongues and Sounds ;
Napes and Fins, &c., &e.
100 bbls. Tanners' Oil.
40,000 busb. Turks Island Salt ;
40,000 bush. Liverpool Salt ;
1000 bags Liverpool Salt ;
2000 bags Ground Butter Salt.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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LEATHE& CORE,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
suitable for shipment, manufacturers', or family use, and neatly put up in
all varieties of packages to suit the trade.
We Solicit your attention to our Goods before Purchasing.
For sale, "Wholesale and Eetail, by Grocers generally throughout the
State.
Works, Cor. of Summer and Canal Streets,
N. B.— Cash paid for Tallow and all kinds of Soap Stock.
300 SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAPER BOX MAJf UPAGTO RY.
•<jon-
0". IP . HiI B B^",
Manufacturer of
of every description, such as Shoe Boxes, Collar Boxes, Powder Boxes, Jewelry Boxes, Shelf
Boxes, Card Cases, Druggist Boxes, Conchological Boxes, Cigar Boxes, &c.
No. 144 Middle Street, up stairs, Portland, Me.
MORRILL'S CORNER, WESTBROOK.
3
JESSE A.]N'I^IS, Proprietor.
■fLCr>-
Parties entertained at all hours in the day and evening..S!F
CHANGE! CHANGE!! CHANGE!!!
TIEIIS IS -A. -^TTC^-E^TSr^ OF CH^^ISTCS-E I ! I
zjon
C. 'W. AT'WELL,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
&c., &c., &c., &c., &c., &c., &c.,
Deering Block, - ■ - Portland.
'oon-
We can't be undersold for Cash, but as it is the fashion now-
a-days to tell big stories, please give us a call, and if our prices do not
suit, " bless us and leave us."
SUBSCRIBEES' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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BIDDEPORD HOUSE, - - BIDDEFORD, ME.
FRANCIS ATKINSON, Proprietor.
ELMWOOD AND GROVE COTTAGE
Proprietors
RAMSAY & BELL,
Situated about 3-4 of a mile from the center of the City of Portland
on the road to Morrill's Corner.
[P. O. Address, Portland, IVEaine.
ALWAYS ON HAND, A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
WT ami ©IIAIIITAI* Till
H.GSDBS, SH:H.rr38S, vxiixrBS, &e.,
GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING-OUT PLANTS.
Gardens and Pleasure Grounds, and all kinds of Ornamental-
Work, contracted for on reasonable terms, and in the latest and most ap-
proved styles.
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M^GILVEEY, EYAN & DAVIS,
' AND DEALERS IN
Duck, Cordage, Chains, Paints, Oils, Naval Stores, &o.
No. lei COMMERCIAL STREET,
(HEAD OF UNION WHARF,)
M. DAVIS & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
Havana Segars, Campbell's Scotch Ale,
J. W. Bridges & Co.'s London Porter, in Qts. and Pts.
And Sole Agents, for the United States, of the Celebrated
Orange Gin, in Pipes, Casks and Bottles, sold only in bond
ALSO— New England and Medford RUM. XX and XXX ALES, in Bbls,
Half Bbls., (.-vnd 1-4 Bbls. expressly for family use.) SARATOGA EM-
PIRE SPRING WATER, Qts. and Pts., packed in boxes of single dozens
safe to be sliipped to any part of the country. This Water retains its freshness and medecinal
qualities after being bottled for years. We are receiving it every month direct from the Spring.
All Orders Promptly Attended to>
And any of the above Goods sold and packed in such quantities as purchasers may wish.
We would call the attention of purchasers to our fine Brandies, Old Bourbon Whis-
keys, Sherry Wines, and Burgundy Ports, as we feel confident tliey will give perfect
satisfaction. We are constantly receiving low-priced Corn and Rye Whiskeys, which we
shall always sell at the market* price.
Warehouse, Nos. 61 and 63 Blackstone Street,
WM. HENRY ANDERSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
TVo. 8/i}A J/Liddle Street,
IPortland, ------- nviaine.
oeabtree"&"sh6rt,
ilanufacturers of Monuments, Gravestones, and
Ornamental Marble Work,
No. 3 Preble Street, Portland, Me.
Every description of Marble Work executed in the
neatest manner, at the moet reasonable prices.
L. D. M. SWEAT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office, corner Middle and Temple Streets,
UUSSET'S ROW.
Entrance. No. 117 Middle Street.
DR. TRUxMAN M. GOWAN,
totwn
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Mercer, Maine.
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GORHAIVI, MAINE.
By an Act of the last Legislature, the " Maine Female Semintry" and " Gorham I^Iale
Academy" have become one Institution, now known by the above title.
The Seminary building will be, as heretofore, a boarding-house for young ladies, as the
union is to aflfect only recitations and other general exercises of the Institution.
Preparatory to this arrangement the Seminary has been thoroughly repaired — newly paint-
ed and papered, and put in the most attractive order.
The Building is heated entirely by furnaces, from which hot air is taken to each room sep-
arately, thus obviating the inconvenience of stoves, and securing a more equal and healthy
temperature.
The School Year of this institution is divided into four terms of eleven weeks each.
i^ii if iisfis'gfiii,
J. B. WEBB, A. M., Principal.
0. H. LOWELL, A. B., Teacher of Classics.
Miss HARRIET B. DOUGLASS, Preceptress.
Miss KATE B. L. McLELLAN, Assistant Teacher.
Miss MARTHA E. WESTON, Teacher of Music.
Miss HELEN M. LYON, Teacher of Fine Artsu
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PARKEK, SANNETT & OSGOOD,
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
gricttltnral Implements m)s p[ac|ines.
ALSO— DEALERS IN
Grass, Crain^ Field, Garden and Flower Seeds.
Coe's Improved Super-Phosphate of Lime, Ground Bone,
Bone Meal, Pure Peruvian Guano, Sodi Poudrette, &o.
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Our Stock embraces the largest and most complete assortment of Agricultural Tools and Machines, Seeds,
Trees, Fertilizers, &c., &c., to be found in the country, among which are the following :
Horse Power and Threshing Machines ; Mowing Machines ; Prindle's Agricultural
Caldron and Steamer ; Premium Greensward Plows ; Stubble and Small Plows ; Side-
hill, Sub-soil, Double mold and Michigan Plows; Cultivators ; Horse Hoes ; Harrows ;
Hay, Straw and Corn-stalk Cutters; Patent Self- sharpening Feed Cutters ; Seed-Sowers;
Corn Planters ; Corn Shellers ; Churns of every description ; Corn and Cob Mills ;
Grain Mills ; Smut Machines ; Vegetable Cutters ; Sugar Mills ; Field and Garden
Rollers ; Root Pullers ; Garden, Coal, and Railroad Wheelbarrows ; Chain Pumps ;
Cast Iron Pumps; Axes; Hatchets.^ Horse and Hand Rakes ; Scythes and Snaths ;
Hay and Manure Forks ; Scythe Stones and Rifles ; Grindstones ; Grain Cradles ; Ox
Yokes- Ox Bows; Road Scrapers; Draft, Trace, and Halter Chains; Cattle Ties;
Cheese' Presses ; Lard, Wine and Hay Presses ; Barn-door Rollers and Hangers ; Grind-
stone Hangings ; Garden Engines ; Cider and Wine Mills ; Fanning Mills ; Hoes ;
Shovels; Spades; Sausage-Meat Cutters and StufFers ; Potato Diggers; Post Hole
Augers ; Post Spoons ; Picks ; Bog Hoes ; Iron Bars ; Pruning Saws and Chisels ;
Pat'ent Turn-table Apple Parers— sole Agents for N. E. States; Tobacco Cutters ; Grass
Hooks; Sickles; Sheep Shears; Curry-Combs; Cards ; Horse Brushes; Flails, &c., &c,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Coe's ImproYcd Siipcr-Pliospliate of Lime.
The sale of this -valuablelFertilizer has increased from year to year, and durin;^ the pas'
season upwards of 300 tons have been sold in this market, 'its superior fertilizing effects, and
its adaptedness for the advancement of crops (particularly Com, Potatoes, and Garden Veg-
etables), render to it the merit of being the best and most economical manure used. It is
also highly beneficial for Grass and Grain Crops. Also useful in destroying Bugs and Worms,
which are hidden in the ground, and which so often prove destructive to crops. It is put up in
strong bags, of 125 pounds each.
Circulars containing numerous testimonials from practical and reliable parties, with full
directions for use, furnished on application to
PARKER, SANNETT & OSGOOD,
47 and 59 Blackstone St.)
Boston^ Mass.
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HOM(EPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Office in Wilson & White's Block. Resi-
dence on Water Street.
^W. a. FRYE,
Counsellor at Law,
BELFAST, ME.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
H. N. Lancaster, Proprietor,
Main St.^ Belfast, Me.
Stages to and from all parts of the countrv
leave this house daily, and their books are
kept at the office. First-rate Horses and Car-
riages furnished.
The customers of this well known House
are assured that the rooms are kept in the
best order, the table well supplied, and erery
attention given to guests.
High St., Belfast, Me.,
N. W. Holmes, Proprietor.
Stages leave this House for all parts of the
countrj'. Travelers will find this a very de-
sirable home. Its location is unsurpassed by
any in the city.
Horses and Carriages to let, and Coaching
to and jfrom the House.
ELDORADO HOUSE,
Freedom, Maine,
WILLIAM MURRAY, Proppiefop.
C. A. MILJLER,
Counsellop and Attopney at Law,
Rockland, Knox County, Me.
TURNER'S HOTEL,
By S. W. TURNER,
"Water St., - - - Skowhegan, Me.
Guests taken to and from the cars free of
charge.
T. L ESTABROOK, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Particular attention given to diseases of
the Eye and Ear.
Carriage PHnufHctcrji,
Freble Street, Portland, Me.
Carriages and Sleighs on hand, and made
to Order.
N. K. SAWYER,
TANNEft & GURMER.
And Dealer in
Belt, Harness, Wax, Grain, and
Trimming Leather.
Also, Wax-Calf, KoUer and Pocket-Book
Skins.
Stevens' Plains, Westbrook, Me.
E. N. JORDAN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
eGB.:ixr, aex,errB., oats,
Shorts, Fine Feed, Cotton Seed Meal, Red Top, Herds
Grass and Clover Seed, and all kinds of
Country Produce.
^Woodford's Comer, ^Wesfbroolc.
ALLEN HAINES,
Counsellor at Law,
Portland, Maine.
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Manufacturers of
Machine Cut Superior CastSteel Files,
^t Ballard A^ale, ]VIass-
Warehouse, 34 Kelly Street, Cor. of Central St., Boston.
Orders sent by Mail or Express will be executed immediately.
iff¥
SI
JOEL GMIA.Y, Proprietor.
The central location of this House makes it the most desirable of any
in the City for the travehng public.
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the City on business or pleasure will
find this Hotel well adapted to their wants, being located at the head of
"Washington, Tremont, and Court Streets, in the center of retail trade and
places of public interest and amusements.
^ The patronage of Maine is respectfully solicited.
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POUTLAHSTD to BOSTOjST
Passenger Trains leave Portland for Boston, via P. S. & P. & Boston & Maine R. R , and So.
Berwick Junction, via Salmon Falls, Great Falls, Dover, Exeter, Haverhill, Lawrence, and
Andover,
DAILY, at 8. 45 A. M. ; and 3 P. M., in Summer, and 2.30, in Winter.
THE STATION IN BOSTON IS ON HAYMA^KET SQUARE.
Trains leave Boston for all parts of Maine, daily.
At 7.30 A. M. ; and 3 P. M., in Summer, and 2.30, in Winter.
The 8.45 A. M. Train, from Portland, connects at Great Falls with the Cars of the Great
Falls and Conway Railroad, for Rochester, Milton, and Union Village, and Stages for Milton
Mills, Wakefield, Ossipee, Conway, etc. ; and at Dover, with the Cars of the Cocheco Railroad,
for Rochester, Farmington, Alton, and Alton Bay; and with Steamer Dover, in Summer, on
Lake Winnipiseogee, for Wolf boro', Center Harbor, and Meredith Village, with Stages from
Center Harbor for Conway and White Mountains.
The morning Train from Portland also connects, at Neivmarket Junction, with the Concord
and Portsmouth Railroad, and at Bradford, Mass., with the trains of theNewburyport Railroad,
at Lawrence, directly with trains for Manchester, Lowell, and Nashua, and all parts of New
Hampshire and Vermont; at North Andover, with trains for Danvers and Salem. The 3 P. M.
in Summer, and 2.30 P. M., in Winter, Train, from Portland, makes all the Railroad connec-
tions as above, but not direct with Stages for remote places. The 7.30 A. M. Train, from
Boston, connects directly with all the trains out of Portland, east, and runs directly into the
Grand Trunk Railroad Station, at Portland, avoiding all annoyance and expense of hack hire.
On Saturdays, passengers by the 3 P. M., in Summer, and 2.30 P. M., in Winter, Train, from
Boston, go as far as Augusta same night.
The following Eailroads connect with the Boston & Maine Eailroad, viz. :
The Danvers Railroad and the South Reading Branch at South Reading Junction ; the Salem
and Lowell Railroad at Wilmington Junction ; the Concord, Manchester, and Lawrence, and
Lowell and Lawrence Railroads, at Lawrence ; the Essex Raikoad at North Andover ; the New-
bury Railroad at Bradford ; the Portsmouth and Concord Railroac^. at South Newmarket June*
tion ; the Cocheco Railroad at Dover ; the Great Falls and Conway Railroad at Great Falls ;
the Portland, Saco, and Portsmouth Railroad at South Berwick Junction ; and the Grand Trunk,
Androscoggin and Kennebec, and Kennebec and Portland Railroads, at Portland.
WILLIAM MERRITT, Superintendent.
Boston, Nov., 1861.
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WM. B. D. SIMMONS & CO.,
tit
|M giiilifi^
NO. 1 CHARLES STREET. BOSTON.
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With steam machinery, and other facilities used in no other American manufactory, we are
enabled to produce superior Instruments at moderate prices, and refer to nearly three
HUKDKED Olganp, to be found in the principal cities and towns of the United States, British
Provinces, and West India Islands. Orders solicited.
J. L. TAYLOR
T. W. ADAMS.
Respectfully inform the business public generally, of the State of Maine, that they are
prepared to execute and furnish all orders for Illustrating Books, Newspapers, Pamphlets,
Circulars, Bill-Heads, Cards, &c., that may be used in every branch of trade, AT WAR
PRICES, and execute the same in the best style of the Art.
Particular attention given to Blocks for Colored Printing.
Orders by Express or otherwise will receive our personal attention.
29 JOY'S BUILDING,
81 AV^asliington Street, - - - - Boston.
BAY STATE BOX FACTORY,
105 TIaiiover Street, Boston.
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND:
HAT BOXES. DRUGGISTS' RECIPE BOXES. WEDDING CAKE BOXES
BONNET BOXES. DRUGGISTS' ROCHELLE BOXES. SHELF BOXES
BOXES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER.
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
The splendid new sea-going Steamers FOREST CITY, LEWISTON, and MONTREAL will,
until further notice,
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day and Friday, at 7 o'clock P. M., and Central Wharf, Boston, every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, at 7 o'clock P. M.
Fare, in Cabin, $1.25; on Deck, $1.00.
N. B. Each boat is furnished with a large number of state-rooms, for the accommodation of
ladies and families; and travelers are reminded that by taking this line, much saving of tune
and expense will be made, and that the mconveniencc of arriving in Boston at late hours of
the night will be avoided.
The boats arrive in season for the passengers to take the earliest trains out of the city.
The company are not responsible for baggage to an amount exceeding fifty dollars in value,
and that personal, unless notice is given and paid for at the rate of one passenger for every
$500 additional value. Q;^ Freight taken as usual.
L. BILLINGS, Agent.
)W lirt Steaaer!
'?»
The splendid and fast Steamship "CHESAPEAKE," Capt. Sidney Crowell, will until fur-
ther notice run as follows :
Leave Brown's Wharf, Portland, everv WEDNESDAY, at 4 o'clock P. M., and leave Pier
9 North River, New York, every SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock P. M.
This vessel is fitted up with fi^ne accommodations for passengers, making this the most speedy,
safe, and comfortable route for travelers between New York and Maine.
Passage, $5.00, including Fare and State Room.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Montreal, Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, East-
port, and St John.
Shippers are requested to send their freight to the steamer before 3 P. M., on the day that
she leaves Portland. For freight or passage apply to
EMERY & FOX, Brown's Wharf, Portland.
H. B. CROMWELL & CO., No. 86 West Street, New York.
BREWER HOUSE,
W estbrook, IVIe.
. <jOn —
BY ALEXANDER EOSS.
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Connected with the House are Billiard Booms, Bowling Alleys, &c.
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DAVIDSON'S
PATENT SYRINGE, ,
THE ONLY EELIABLE AETIOLE OP THE KIND IN THE MAEKET,
MANUFACTURED BY
DAYIDSOTv^ SYRINGE COMPANY,
No. 4 Warren Avenue, Charlestown, Mass.
THE CELEBRATED
MT. ZIRCON MINERAL WATER,
wi)esux.'ios OF >ar«>ax.TSXs.
This V ater is colorless and transparent ; it sparkles when agitated, and does not deposit any matter when
it is boiled. Its action is alkaline, and the dry salts found in one standard gallon weigh only 2 .043 grs.,
but in a moist state 4 .215 grs. This water lelongs to a class of waters almost pure, which act on the
human system in consequence of the slight alkaline constituent, and the change of habit induced. It
reseaiMes the Ben Khydding Water, Yorkshire, England.
In a standard gallon the following salts are present, considered as dry.
Sileate of Potash, 1 .110 grains.
Sulphate of Soda, 0 .490
Chloride of Sodium 0 .100 •*
Crenate of Iron, 0 .310 *«
2 .010 «
When crystalized, these weigh 4 .215 grains. None of the more active bodies could be found dissolved,
and the ga.seous matter is Atmospheric Air in part and Nitrogen in part: no Carbonic Acid. Waters of
this cliws do always affect tlie functions of the kidneys, in cases where the use of other water or food has
induced derangement, and they have the character of " lightness," which allows large volumes to be drank
freelv. The characteristic ingredient is the Sileate of Potash.
(Signed) A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Assayer.
The following is taken from a note accompanying the above :
Dear Sir : — I think much of the effect of this water, in cases of diseased digestion, is due to a remarkable
cleansing action it exerts, being, in fact a very weak solution of a kind of soap of natural origin. We
have too many cured cases to allow us to doubt that the use of this water freely relieves complaints having
their origin in tlie kidneys. (Signed) With high regard, A. A. UAYES.
The Proprietor of this Spring, D. D. W. Abbott, has recently erected
A FIRST CLASS SPACHOWS HOTEL,
Within a few rods of the Spring and at the foot of the ilountain, where the seeker of pleasure or health
\vlll find every convenience to promote either. The Spring, which is a boiling one, is 700 feet above the
level of thf' sea, and the water is of the purest quality, ciiusing some of the most remarkable cures in
cases of Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Salt Kheum, Gravel, Stone in the liladder, Scrofula,
Sick Head-Aclie, Costiveness, Indigestion, and all diseases arising from impurity of the Blood.
At some future day we shall publish a correct account of some of these cases, for the benefit of invalids.
.This Water, which retains its qualities for months, can be had in iJoston of
CHAS. J. F. EASTMAN, 89 Broad Street.
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MANUFACTURERS OP
The Celebrated PATENT GROUND Extra Fine CAST STEEL SAWS,
of every description, viz :
Circulars; Circular Broad Mill Saws; Circular Shingle, and Taper Shingle, and Clapboard
Saws; -with Mill, Pit, Cross-Cut, &c.
Also — Extra Fine Cast Steel— 10, 11, 12, and 13 Guage; Best Gang Mill Saws; and all the
usual varieties of Wood Saws or Billet Webs, Felloe, Turning Saws, «&c., &c.
The proprietors of this ;tim6-honored establishment would respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they conttnue to manufactme as heretofore, and are determined not to be surpassed in the
excellence of their Saws. Thirty years' practical experience, to which has been added every known im-
provement (up to the present time) in each process of the manufacture of tbe above useful implements, has
enabled them to produce an article combining more good qualities than any other Saw ever before offered.
WAREHOUSE,
No. 48 Congress Street,
BOSTON.
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GEORGE L. CADY/
LOWELL, MASS.,
Manufacturer of Loom Harness Hooks and Eyes5
STJ^EK.IOI^ BELT HIOOKIS,
Screw Eyes and Screw Hooks, for Picture Frames and Glasses ; Jack
Hooks, Strap Hooks, Thread Guides, Meat Hooks.
Gate Hooks and Eyes^ SfC.^ of bright Iron Wire. Hooks with Nuts or other
Patterns of any size or form^ made at short notice on very
reasonable terms,
FOSTER, WEEKS & CO.,
oo:m:]m:issio3^ :m:eii?.oi3:^itts.
And Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, EG&S, POTATOES,
Beans, Dried Apples, Flour and Country Produce.
Nos. 140 & 142 Blackstone Street, Boston.
R. B. Foster, H. Weeks, N. A. Foster.
Commission Merchants, and Wholesale Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, PORK, POULTRY,
BEANS, GRASS SEED, POTATOES, &C.,
Nos. 58 and 60, Blackstone Street,
B o s a? o ]sr .
G. W. King, T. G. Hovey, J. D. Mead.
DANA, FARRAR & HYDE,
Wholesale Dealers in
TEAS hum ©RGceeies,
And Sole Agents for
HORSFORD'S BREAD PREPARATION.
Corner Broad and Batterymarch Sts., Boston.
Luther Dana, ) Gpnrcrp r^^a S Washington Warren,
AbijahW.Farrar, } George Hyde, J Henry H. Chandler.
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(Specimen of Illustrationa designed and engraved expressly for the New England Farmer).
NO FARMER DAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT IT! I
THE ^^TV' E E3 IC L -Y"
NEW ENGLAND FARMER,
IS THCE BEST I»A.I>ER, rOE,
The Farm, the Field, and the Fireside.
It contains the largest amouxt and greatest variety of agricultural, reading, the
BEST Illustrations of Farm Buildings, Fruits, Implements, &c. The most careful-
ly prepared digest of the News of the Week, and best selection of Miscellakeous
AND Family Reading, of any paper in New England.
Besides this, it furnishes the only full and reliable Report of the
Cambridge and Brighton Cattle Markets,
Subscribers in Maine will receive this report the same week the market is held.
TERMS, invariably in advance. Single Copy, $2.00 for one year, or $3.00 for two years.
Two to five copies $1.50 a year each. Six to ten copies $1.40 a year each. Eleven to fifteen
copies $1.30 a year each. Sixteen copies and upwards, $1.25 a year each. Specimen copies
and circulars sent free at all times.
The Monthly New England Farmer, which we also publish, is the only Agricultural
Magazine in New England. Each number contains 48 large octavo pages, and the Magazine
is liberally illustrated. It is furnished to subscribers on the following terms, invariably in ad-
vance. Single copy, $1.00 for one year, or $1.60 for two years. Two to five copies, 80 cents
a year each. Six copies and upwards 75 cents a year each.
Address all orders for either publication to
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BOSTOIT, IwdC-A^SS-
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Testimony of Parties who have used it lor more than a Quarter of a Century.
I Registry of Deeds Office, )
Boston, Jamiary 10, 1859. }
Messrs. Maynard & Noyes — Gentlemen: I am glad that longer use of your Writing Ink
enables me to repeat the testimony given in its favor many years ago. I have used it in this
office thirty-seven years, and my oldest records are as legible and black as when first written.
This rare qiiality for permanence renders it invaluable for State and County Records, and all
mercantile purposes, where it is important that the writing should remain legible and un-
changed in color by the lapse of time.
HENRY ALLINE, Register of Deeds.
Maynard & Noyes' Copying Ink.
This Ink yields a cop}^ as distinct and perfect as the original. It also combines all the prop-
erties of our writing ink, for which it can be substituted.
Maynard & Noyes' Carmine Ink.
This article is a beautiful red or crimson color, and surpassingly brilliant and rich. It is
free from sediment, and will not mould, fade, or turn dark by exposure to the aii\
The above popular Inks, together with Blue, Red, Indelible, and Stencil Ink, Chemical Writ-
ing Fluid, Ink Powder, &c., is for sale by the Manufacturers,
Nos. 51 and 53 Water Street, Boston,
And by all Hardwai'e Dealers and Stationers.
HEYER BROTHERS
IMPORTERS OP
/anq danb, ^oi]3, nnii Hlnsital Srigtriinirnte,
Best Italian, German, and French Violin and Guitar Strings,
HAIE, AND TEETH BRUSHES, COMBS, PORTEMONNAIES,
LEATHER THA?ELMG BAGS, CHINA YASES,
POC/r£r ANO TABLE CUTLERY, SMOKING PIPES,
^VS^illoTv Baskets, cfec, &c.
The largest and best selected Stock of the kind in the country; all of which we offer to the
rade at a small advance on the (iost of importation.
76 and 78 FEDERAL STREET, at foot of Franklin St.,
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CARTEE, COLCOKD & PRESTON,
86 Hanover Street, Boston,
^Dealers in Every Variety of Goods sold ^y Apothecaries-
S At Rates as Clieap as can "be procured in tlie Market.
C. C. & p. make a speciality of supplying those who appreciate quality,
Avith articles of Materia I^Ibdica and Pharmaceutical Preparations
. , _ ., ^, of
tke U. S. Naval Laboratory, for whom they act as Agents
A.LSO— Essential Oils, Select Powders, Einglisli Extracts, New
Remedies, of flile quality and perfectly reliable.
Constantly on hand, an assortment of Thayer's and Tilden's
Fluid Extracts, Sugar Coated Pills, and Alkaloids. Drug-
gists' Glass "Wai-cy Flavoring Syrups, S\vedish.
Xieeclies, Shakers' Her1)s., &c., &c.
Having been educated as Practical Apothecaries, they profess to tin-
derstand and supply the wants of both the Medical and" Pharmaceutical
Professions.
Orders solicited and promptly filled, either for
CASH OR UNDOUBTED CREDIT.
69 & 71Blackstone St., Boston,
JOBBERS A>{D DEALERS IX
xxirits.
^
Its, eOye-
WINDOW GLASS,
Sole Agents for the
lie-wis, Boston, and Englisli "Wliite Licad,
Frencli and New Jersey Wliite Zinc
IP J^HsTTS,
MAMUFACTUREES OP
JAPAN AND COPAL VAENISHES,
H. & F. would solicit the attention of both City
and Country Trade to their large and well assorted
stock of goods of the above description, and would
rt quest buyers to call and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
JOHN C. HOWE.
JOHN T. FRENCH
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WILSON. HAMILTON & CO,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
►V<»
a, i
Ii
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LINENS,
TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., &C.,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
1^ \Jit
78 PKANKLIN ST., corner of Pederal and Devonshire Streets,
E. C. WILSON
A. HAMILTON
W. W. WILSON.
g@)ST@N]
F. E. MATNARD,
W. H. RICHARDSON,
J. P. GORDOM.
RICH & PITMAN,
(Successors to Cummings, Rich & Co.)
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Orders for Ship-
ping or Repairing
IXECUTBD SPEEDILY.
JOHN M. STAPLES,
6 STATE STREET, BOSTON, MASS.,
Will attend to Business and Prosecute Suits in all the Courts in the State of Massachusetta ,
and in the United States Courts of that District.
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A. CHRISTIAN & SON,
MANUFACTUEERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
^m
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Embracing over sixty different styles. Among which may be found those of the finest finish
of any in the market. Also more than twenty different styles of
im
If
BOYS' AND GIRLS' PROPELLERS unapproached by any other manufacturers in the trade
Perambulators of the most desirable patterns. Sleighs in yariety and finish to suit the
most fastidious. We have also constantly on hand a large stock of
BOYS' WAGONS, CARTS, WHEELBARROWS, &6., &G,
We use the best material and employ the best workmen in the manufacture of our Goods.
Our Patent Spring Horse
Is not surpassed by any toy in the market, dispensing pleasure and health in every household
where introduced, substantially made, cheap in price, need only be se'?n to be admired. Be-
ing located in the great emporium of the Neav World, we take pleasure in offering our goods
to the trade on the most favorable terms.
W areh-Oiase, 81 JVIaiden Lane,
Manufactory, 87, 89, and 91 Margin Street,
All orders faithfully executed and goods carefully packed. Being permanently located at
the above places, Ave hope to share a part of your patronage.
NEW YORK.
Sc soisr
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-A-TTiKllNrTZOIsr !
THE PINE TREE STATE!!
Prepared by Dr. J. W. POLAND & CO.,
at Dr. P's Laboratory.
MELROSE, M^SS.
This great and popular Remedy, originated by Dr. Poland in 1855,
at JGofistown Center, Kaw Hampshire, was at first designed only
for Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore-Throat, and Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs generally, for which complaints it is a certain cure. But
in a few months after it was first advertised, two persons, residing
thirteen miles apart, and using it for a Cough, discovered that it was
a wonderful spscific for KIDNEY INFLAMMATION. "This discovery
was reported to Dr. P. By him it was made known to the public, in
consequence of which a multitude of persons in every New England
State, in New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minne-
sota, and in Canada, have reported themselves as cured of Kidney
Complaints of the most aggi-avated character, including several cases
of Diabetes and one of Hydrocele. Hundreds of others have
doubtless been cured, from whom no direct report has been obtained.
This statement is strictly true, — that no person who ever uses the
Compound expresses any other disappointment than a happy one.
A fuU Circular, which Dealers have who sell the Medicine, will give a better account of it
than can be stated here. An autobiography of Dr. P. can also be had of them Gkatis, or of
the Doctor, who will cheerfully answer enquiries free.
The People of Maine especially, know how to value the medicinal qualities of White Pine;
and they may be assured (as hundreds of them already know) that Dr. Poland's Compound
is a happy combination of the White Pine Bark with a few other simples (all vegetable), which
forms the very best remedy known for complaints herein indicated.
GEORGE C. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, General Agents.
Sold by the Principal Medicine Dealers in Portland, Bangor, Lewiston, Saco, Bath, and in
all the larger towns in Maine. Price for the present, 37 1-2 cents per bottle.
DR. POLAND'S HEAD-ACHE KILLER, HUMOR DOCTOR,
and other Preparations, are still in the market and are doing good.
OF" SEE HIS BOOK.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEWING MACHINES.
F&TENTED FEBRUARY X4TH, 1850.
Salesroom, 510 Broadway, New York.
m .^ m
This Machine is constructed on an entirely new principle of mechanism, possessing
many rare and valuable improvements, having been examined by the most profound
experts, and pronounced to be
ilMPlIilTf iSD PIlFlCflCi iiiililli
The following are the principal objections urged against SEWING MACHINES :
1. Excessive Fatigue to the operator. 2. Liability to get out of order. 3. Expense,
trouble, and loss of time in repairing. 4. Incapacity to sew every description of ma-
terial. 5. Disagreeable noise while in operation.
IS EXEMPT FROM ALL THESE OBJECTIONS.
It has a straight needle, perpendicular action, makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE
STITCH, which will NEITHER RIP nor RAVEL, and is alike on both sides; performs
perfect sewing on every description of material, from Leather to the finest Nausook,
with cotton, linen, or silk thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the least possible friction, it runs as
smooth as glass, and ^
EMPHATICALLY A NOISELESS MACHINE.
It requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to drive it than any other Machine in
market. A girl twelve years of ase can work it steadily, without fatigue or injury to
health. Its dress and wonderful SIMPLICITY of construction render it almost im-
possible to get out of order, and is GUARANTEED by the Company to give entire
satisfaction.
We respectfully invite those who may desire to supply themselves with a superior
article, to call and examine this UNRIVALED MACHINE. But in a more especial
manner do we solicit the patronage of
MERCHANT TAILORS, DRESS MAKERS,
COACH MAKERS, CORSET MAKERS,
HOOP SKIRT MAKERS, GAIT^.R FITTERS,
SHIRT and BOSOM MAKERS, SHOE BINDERS,
VEST AND PANTALOON MAKERS.
^p" Religious and Charitable Institutions will be liberally dealt with.
Price of Machine Complete. — No. 1, or Family Machine, $45; No. 2, Small-
sized Manufacturing, $60 ; No. 3, Large- sized Manufacturing, $75%
Cabinets in Every Variety.
We want Agents for all towns in the United States, where Agencies are not already
established, to whom a liberal discount will be given, but w^e make no consignments.
T. J. McARTHUR & CO., 510 Broadway, New York.
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The above line of preparations are controlled by a perfect respect to all the true theo-
ries of medicine, and by their origin and si)lendid results, it is hoped tliat all readers
of this valuable work may overlook all prejudices of bad experience, and test them as
coming from those perfectly acquainted Avith the profession, and with perfect freedom.
The first is
■which performs its cures of Throat and Lung Complaints, by a trait not com-
mon to such preparation?, and so perfectly simple that the wish is that it be
made the Beiside and Pocket Companion of all, and used without restraint as
the enemy to all complaints of Throat and Lungs, from common Colds to actual
Consumption. The second is
UNIVERSAL
.^NNBWEL^;
^
one of the most perfect remedies for all complaints of a nervous, or spasmodic
J character, including every variety of Headache, JVeuratgia. Oout, Rheumatism,
Toothache, Earache,Distress after Eating, Bowel Complaints^ to that chief of
all causes of disease, Loss of Sleep. The third is,
These Pills are designed as a perfect substitute for Mercurials, as an assist-
ant to the Cough Remedy, and Tolu Anodyne, where complaints to which
they are adapted are aggravated by Costiveness, Biliousness, and Indigestion,
and to overcome a serious objection, namely, that of making Pill Boxes of the
Stomach, as seldom but one is required to perform all that is claimed for them,
and by their simplicity and ease of application to possess all the requisites of a
Perfect Family Fill.
^ TO :pi3:^s"sici.a.i^s,
I ask that they call for all evidence of the results of this study of the Anatomy of Medicine j
in the shape of 1 rial Bottles, Formulas, <^c.
TO .A-LIj IDE^A^IjEI^S,
That they correspond with the proprietor, and with good references that they be supplied on
commission, until they are as well known as at home, assuring them that terms are most lib-
eral, that prices are within reach of all, and that every attraction goes with the remedies.
TO 1 1^T "V" .A. Ij I ID S ,
I ask that they give me their confidence to make trial of the Remedies, to call for every evi-
dence they may require, and they will find that confidence, not abused, in real results, in price,
nor in what should be the work of medicine.
The preparations are for sale by all dealers throughout the United States and Canadas, or
will be supplied as above on demand, by
Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, and member of the American Pharmaceutical College,
Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass*,
To whom pl«ase address all communications.
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^NATIONAL STANDARD,
BOTH IN
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
ttu^
ittlmMU
consrsiSTinsra- oip
$0.38
75
1.12
1.75
3.50
7.50
Worcester's School Dictionary,
Worcester's Elementary Dictionary,
Worcester's Comprehensive Dictionary,
Worcester's Academic Dictionary,
Worcester's Universal and Critical Dictionary,
Worcester's Quarto Dictionary,
A Liberal Discount will be made to the Trade, to Teachers, and to Schools.
These Dictionaries have received the approval of the most eminent literary men, both in
England and America. The Royal Quarto Dictionary, although first published in January,
1860, has already become the standard work in many of the literary institutions in the country;
while the smaller works, especially the Comprehensive and the Primary School Dictionaries,
have been exclusively introduced into the best Academies and Common Schools in the United
States.
1854 Pages. 1000 Illustrations.
This is enth-ely a New Work, and all
the new words, synonymes, and illustra-
tions will be foimd ^in their proper places.
Specimen Pages sent on application.
A MANUAL OF AGRICULTURE;
OR, AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE,
Comprising the Principles and Practice of Agriculture, Including the Composition of Soils,
the Atmosphere, Water, Manures, etc., the Preparation of Lands, the Culture of Special
Crops, the Principles of Rotation, the Diseases and Enemies of Growing Plants, the Choice
and Management of Farm Stock, and the General Economy of the Farm and the Household;
prepared under the Direction and Sanction of the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
for the use of Schools, Families, and Farmers ; by George B. Emerson, for many years con-
nected with the Massachusetts Board of Education, and author of a valuable Report on the
Trees and Shrubs of Massachusetts, — and Charles L. Flint, Secretary of the Massachusetts
State Board of Agriculture, author of a Treatise on Milch Cows and Dairy Farming, Grasses
and Forage Plants, etc. Illustrated by many Engravings.
Price, 75 Cents. A liberal discount made to schools. Copies sent by mail, postage
paid, on receipt of price.
A Hand-Book of Classical Geography, Chronology, Mythology, and Anti-
quities* Prepared for the use of Schools, by T. P. Allen and W. F. Allen. 12mo.
pp. 181. Price 60 cents. A liberal discount to teachers and the trade.
This work wiU prove to be the most complete and useful hand-book in this department of
learning extant.
It is printed on beautiful paper, in the highest style of the Cambridge press, and contains;
Ancient Geography. Ancient Chronology, Grecian Mythology, Roman Mythology, Egyptian My^
thology, Grecian Antiquities, Roman Antiquities, Miscellaneous Tables, Genealogies, ^-c.
Copies will be sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of price.
SWAJ^, BREWER & TILESTON, 131 Washington St., Boston. ,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
n&m' (Jot, gats and (!{ap,
OPPOSITE THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH,
]Sro. 14:7 "Wasliiiigtoii Street,
■r O KT ■
Marcus C. Cook,
John L. Aldrich.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 323
THE
«i0
AND
Are the finest Instruments for Parlors andChurches now in use. A large
assortment can be seen at the New Warerooms, No, 481 Broadway, between
Grand and Broome Sts, which will be sold at extremely low prices. Pianos
and Melodeons from sundry makers, new and second-hand, to let, and
rent allowed, if purchased as per agreement. Monthly payments received
for the same. Sheet Music, Music Books, and all kinds of Music Mer-
chandise, at war prices. A Pianist in attendance will try new music.
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SABBxlTH SCHOOL BELL. No. 2.
70,000 copies issued the first four months of its publication. It is an entire new
work of nearly 200 pa^es. Many of the tunes and hymns were written expressly for
this volume. It will soon be as popular as its predecessor, (Bell No. 1) which has run
up to the enormous number of 515,0U0 copies, in 32 months, outstripping any Sunday-
School book of its size issued in this country. Also, both volumes arc bound in one to
accommodate schools wishing them in that form. Prices of Bell No. 2, paper covers,
15 cents, $12 per 100; bound, 25 cents, $18 per 100 ; cloth bound, embossed gilt, 30
cents, $22 per 100. Bell No. 1, paper covers, 12 cents, $10 per 100 ; bound, 20 cents,
$15 per 100 ; cloth bound, embossed gilt, 25 cents, $20 per 100. Bells Nos. 1 and 2
bound together, 40 cents. $30 per lOi) ; cloth bound, embossed gilt, 50 cents, $40 per
100. Mailed postage free at the retail price. HORACE WATERS, Publisher, No. 481
Broadway, New York.
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DAY SCHOOL BELL.
A new Singing Book for Day Schools, called the DAY SCHOOL BELL, is now ready
It contains about 200 pages of choice Songs, Solos, Rounds, Catches, Duets, Trios,
Quartetts, and Choruses, many of them written expressly for this work, beside 32 pages
of the Elements of Music. The Elements are so easy and progressive, that ordinary
teachers will find themselves entirely successful in instructing even young scholars to
sing correctly and scientifically, while the tunes and words embrace such a variety of
lively, attractive, and soul-stirring music and sentiments, that no trouble will be experi-
enced in inducing all beginners to go on with zeal in acquiring skill in one the most
health-giving, beauty-improving, happiness-yieldmg, and order-producing exercises of
school life. In simplicity of its Elements, in variety and adaptation of music, and in
excellence and number of its songs, original, selected, and adapted, it claims by much
to excel all competitors. It will be found to be the best book ever issued for Semina-
ries, Academies, and Public Schools. A few sample pages of the elements, tunes, and
songs, are given in a circular; send and get one. It is compiled by Horace Waters,
author of " Sabbath School Bells," Nos. 1 and 2, which have had the enormous sale of
585,000 copies in 32 months. Prices, paper covers, 20 cents, $15 per 100 ; bound, 30
cents, $22 per 100 ; cloth bound, embossed gilt, 40 cents, $30 per 100. Mailed free at
the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. 481 Broadw^ay, Nga^ York,
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^W^ H I PI^L E'B
i
?4
M©e W> Wiiltlnigtoi^t St.i, iQ)itanij, iyilg§§,
Few things are more wonderful than that we are enabled at a sitting of a few seconds to
produce mo'st perfect likenesses of person, feature, face, and form; the very feelings of the soul,
even, exactly pictured; that from the tiniest little Daguerreotype, so obscure as hardly to be
seen, there can be brought out in enlarged Photograph, every feature, lineament, and look.
These things truly are wonderful. But from early morn till shadowy eve we are doing just
tliis; making many hearts glad. I now have had twenty years' experience in this business;
employ the best artists to be obtained in the country; have every facility for making the most
perfect likenesses; attend to patrons in person, and'it is my delight to make pictures that are
well pleasing to them, as well as gems of the Photographic art.
Those wishing likenesses of themselves or their Children, Daguerreotypes copied, Views of
their residences, dim Daguei-reotypes copied, enlarged a» Photographs colored in oil like oil
paintings, the pleasing little Card Photograph, or
NEH^ STYLE LIFE-SIZE CRAYON PHOTOGRAPH,
If they call upon us at
IN"o. 96 ^Wasliiiigtoii St., Boston,
Are assured the most satisfactory results.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 325
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofula and Scrofulous Complaints, Eruptions and Eruptive Diseases, Ulcers, Pimples,
Blotches, Tumors, Salt Rheum, Debility, Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Erysipelas,
Rose, or St. Anthony's Fire, and indeed the whole class of complaints
arising from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
The Sarsaparilla Root of the tropics has long been celebrated as one of the best alteratives
we possess; but all physicians know that we have others as gooJ, which, in ski'lful combina-
tion with Sarsaparilla, are far more effectual than any one drug alone can be.
Hence this compound of Sarsaparilla, Dock, Stillingia, Mandrake, Iodine, etc., is found to
possess a far greater power over disease than any one of these drugs ever has, in any quan-
tity. It is a saturated extract from the freshly expressed juices of the vegetable alteratives
that compose it, combined with salifiable bases of great alterative power. The process of its
manufacture is such as to secure perfect uniformity of strength, and it is as rich in the vir-
tues that compose it as it can be made. Its composition has been determined by long-contin-
ued and careful experiment with remedial agents, upon the worst cases which we could find,
requiring an alterative cure. In order to determine what combination, and of what medicines
is most effectual for the cure of scrofulous complaints, we have advertised for such patients,
to be treated without charge, and have cured great numbers afflicted with the worst forms of
Scrofula and scrofulous diseases. Not a few who had given themselves up as incurable are
now abroad in perfect health, visible and indisputable evidence of what this remedy has
done. As the result of these experiments we offbr this remedy to the people, with confidence
that it will prove mora effectual than any which has hitherto been available to them.
For purifying the Blood, nothing has ever been offered which can compare with this Ex-
tract of Sarsaparilla. It is found a great promoter of health, when take 1 in the spring, to
expel the humors which rankle in the system at that season of the year. Many complaints
have their origin in the spring, and in the causes above mentioned, for which no better remedy
has ever been devised. By its use multitudes can spare themselves from the endurance of
foul eruptions and ulcerous sores, through which the system strives to rid itself of corrup-
tions, if not assisted to do this through the natural channels of the body by an alterative
medicine. Cleanse out the vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in pimples, eruptions, or sores ; cleanse it when you find it is obstructed and slug-
gish in the veins; cleanse it whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Even
where no particular disorder is felt, people enjoy better health, and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. Keep the blood healthy, and all is well; but with this pabulum of life disordered,
there can be no lasting health. Sooner or later something must go wrong, and the machinery
of life is disordered or overthrown. Medicines designed like this for public use, should be the
very best that it is possible to produce. As it has been the labor of our life to make such rem-
edies, and as these are all we have ever offered, ho p ublic can judge something of the
amount of toil they have cost. Our ambition has been to make each one more perfect, more
valuable, more effectual than its predecessor, and the indications from this sufficiently show
that its virtues will sustain any expectations which our preparations already before them
may lead the public to form of it. Being composed of vegetable products only, this remedy
is harmless as well as effectual — a fact of immense importance to those who take it ; for ma-
ny of the alteratives in market have mercury or arsenic as their basis ; and thus, although
they may sometimes effect cures, still they entail a countless train of evils upon their vic-
tims, often worse than the original disease.
Price, $1 per bottle, or six bottles in one package for $5. Although smaller than some oth-
ers, it is so much stronger as to be actually the cheapest as well as best preparation of Sarsa-
parilla ever offered to the American people. Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell,
Mass. Sold at Wholesale and Retail by all dealers in medicine every wnere.
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SgT'"gl:l ll:^'-B-'-'iil:M:^!:^-B.!B:i
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GEOEGE W. WARE & CO.,
12 Cornhill, and 25 Washington Street,
(ONE OF THE OLDEST STANDS IN BOSTON.)
DEALERS IN FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
DRAPERY CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES, FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES
LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES, LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, LOOKING GLASS FRAMES.
^itlt ^ ark Snits of ^os^foooir, Pajogaitg anbMaInttt>
Of Rosevood, Mahogany, Walnut, Oak, Chestnut, and painted in every variety of style to
suit the purchaser.
We have on hand a large stock of these goods of good style and thorough workmanship, and
offer them at a great reduction from former rates. We are also constantly manufacturing and
adding to our Stock, and are prepared to furnish in the best style, Dwelling Houses,
Churches, Ships, and Steamei;B.
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CODMAN & SHURTLEFF,
13 Treinont Street, Boston,
WHOLESALiE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
urgitEl ^
mixmmb,
Besides a complete assortment of articles intended for the exclusive use of the Medical and
Dental Professions, have always in store at lowest prices, a great variety of the following arti-
cles suited to the wants of the general public :
Every desirable style of most popular patterns. Particular attention, however, being directed
to the merits of a
iW SP11I€ Mill ¥MI
'2)
which has been proved by the experience of many wearers during two years past, to be the
BEST TRUSS yet invented, affording as it does a circular inward and upward lifting action, while
-worn with such comfort that the wearer after short experience is almost unconscious of its pres-
ence. A pamphlet description of this Truss will be seat to the address of any person enclosing
a blue stamp.
Tc-I '"■ ■*'
2i)<^9
for Varicose Veins, Swollen and Weak Joints. Of these goods we have several grades of Silk
and Cotton, at corresponding prices. The sizes are, full length, three-quarters, half or knee
Hose, Leggins, Knee Caps, and Anklets.
ALSO, ELASTIC AND ORDINARY STYLES
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER BRACES, &C.
Directions for measurements for Hose forwarded when requested. Also,
SYRINGES of every description.
Auricles, and Conversation Tubes for the Deaf.
A complete priced Catalogue of Dental and Surgical Instruments will be sent to those de-
siring it.
22
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HHO A.DES'
PATENT CLOTHES WRINGER.
This Machine is an improvement over all other Wringing
Machines yet invented.
ID , J' , T K/TJ E ,
Agent for Cumberland Co. 332 Congress St., Portland, iVIe.
CROSBY & NICHOLS,
117 "Washington Street, Boston.
C. & N. -would call the attention of Booksellers in New England and the British Provinces to
their facilities for supplying their wants promptly, and upon the best terms.
Having on hand a large stock of Miscellaneous and School Books, and being able to procure
the publications of other houses in exchange for their own, they can offer great inducements
to the Country Trade to send them their orders.
Trade Lists and Descriptive Catalogues will be sent when desired.
I^Ianufacturers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Furnisliing Groods, &c.^
Orders for Gentlemen's Clothing promptly executed in Custom Department, and perfect sat-
isfaction warranted.
Military officers and privates' uniforms, of every variety and in any quantity, furnished at
the shortest notice.
32 and 34 North Street, Boston, Mass.
O. "VT". "VSTHIITE
99 Oourt Street, Boston,
2d door from the Head of Hanover Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
IVORY, -WOOID,
AND
SOFT PAD TRUSSES,
Trasses from 4 to 20 dollars a dozen.
Abdominal Supporters " 12 " 36 " '*
Shoulder Braces " 6 « 12 "
Superior Bandages, Elastic, and Lace
Stockings, &c., &c.
Orders by Express or Mail promptly at-
tended to.
DEPOT FOR
Homeopathic Books and Medicines, Phono-
graphic and Phonoptic Works, Writings of
Emanuel Swedenborg, Theological and Phil-
osophical, for sale by
No. 3 Beacon Street, Boston.
E. H. COCHRAN,
FIRE, MARINE & LIFE INSURANCE
Berry Block, Eockland, Me.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 331
KEIEDY'S RHEUMATIC IfflMEl.
The attention of the public is called to the most excellent of all Liniments as a perfect and
speedy cure for all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
Rheumatism
Is caused by a stagnation of the fluids arising from checked perspiration— is cured by a few
bottles of KKNiJEDY's Rheumatic Liniment.
I¥euralgia
The king of all pain— is caused by an inflaramation of the nerves— is instantly cured by a
few applications of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
sprains
Are caused by an over-extension and a sudden reaction of the muscles— is cured by a few
bottles of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment — equally good for man and beast.
Pleurisy
Is an inflammation of the lining of the ribs— is cured by a few bottles of Kennedy's Rheu-
matic Liniment.
Bruises
Are caused by a sudden pressure of the flesh and smashing of the tissues— is instantly reliev-
ed by Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
Cramp
Is a contraction of the muscles caused by a sudden stoppage of the nervous fluid which pre-
vents animal life having a free flow — is cured by a few applications of Kennedy's Rheu-
matic Liniment.
Bilious Colic
Is caused by a neuralgia in the stomach and bowels. Take a teaspoonful of Kennedy's
Rheumatic Liniment in warm water every half hour until cured.
8ore Throat and Hoarseness
Are caused by an unnatural dryness of the glands— wet a piece of flannel with Kennedy's
Rheumatic Liniment, apply it on going to bed, and you will be well in the morning.
Headache and Throbbing^ of the Temples
Are caused by pressure from insensible perspiration — are cured by a few applications of Ken-
NK dy's Rheumatic Liniment.
^Weakness of the Back.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle.
It is good for TOOTHACHE, EARACHE, SWELLED FACE, and INFLAMMATION OF
EVERY KIND.
Qi^Every family should have a full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury, Mass. Price 50 cents.
Wholesale agents for Boston,— Geo. C. Goodwin, 11 Marshall street ; M. S. Burr & Co
Museum buildiag; Weeks & Potter, Washington street; Carter, Colcord & Preston
Hanover street.
332 SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
THEODORE C. WEEKS,
N. HAYWOOD & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Consisting in part of the following articles, viz :
W ater Pails, Fire Buckets, Spittoons, &c., &e.
MACHINIST'S ROLLS COVERED.
Coats, Caps, Pants, Capes, Ponchos, Leggins,
with and without Hoods.
WAGON AND SADDLE COYERS.
BLANKETS and CLOTHING
for the Army and Navy.
RUBBER GOODS,
of every description, in all their various branches.
70 Milk, and 75 Congress St.,
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Forward packages and parcels daily by every passenger train, over the different rail
roads from Boston for Portland and the east ; and steamboats for the Kennebec and
Penobscot rivers ; also to Eastport, Calais, and St. John ; and connecting with the
British and American Express Co., over the Grand Trunk Railroad to Montreal and
Quebec.
for forwarding money, and other valuables, with every description of merchandise,
Are ansnrpassed by any other Company,
as -we have ample accommodations for freight on all the roads ; and each express is
accompanied by a faithful and trustworthy messenger.
O IH^IFIO E S :
i. n
R. R. Exchange, Court Square, Boston. Fox Block, corner Exchange and Middle
Streets, Portland. Dow's Block, Bangor. Arch Row, Augusta. Biddeford, Saco,
Gorham, Bath, Brunswick, Gardiner, Hallowell, Skowhegan, Lewiston, Winthrop,
Waterviile, Livermore Falls, Farmington, Rockland, Camden, Belfast, Frankfort, Ells-
worth, Eastport, and St. John, ^vith agents in most of the towns on the line of the dif-
ferent roads.
JOHN R. HALL, Sup't.
PRANK W. CARR, Treas.
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MANUKACri:itEKS OF
©Pti^d!, P'aHap errand!, tad! Sq«afr© ^ImO) FaH©§
NEW WARE-ROOMS, 274: WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON.
H. D. & Co. have received 35 premiums within the last 12 years for the svpeo-iwity of their
Pianos, and have just perfected an entirely new Scale, which far exceeds any previously made.
"The Boston House of H\Lt.et, Davis & Co. have for years enjoyed the most enviahle repntation yet ac-
corded to American manufacturers, and we are pleased to see that they have now outstripped all their nu-
merous competitors, both in this country and Europe, by the perfection of their Netv Scale 7oct. instru-
ment, which, for superiority of tone, harmony, and power, fir exceeds all its rivals in the square piano
class. This Piano poss'^sses so much power And clearness of tone, that it is readily taken for a fidl Grand
when not seen by the audience ; besides which its construction is of the most substantial character, the
materials of which it is built being of the very best quality to be procured." — Newport Daily News.
Special attention invited to these instruments, also to new scale 63^ octaves, constructed on
same principles. Eveiy Piano fully warranted. Descriptive Pamphlets sent free to any ad-
dress, on application to us by mail.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
335
PAEKER, GANNEH & OSGOOD,
Manufacturers and "Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
m|!ements aA
ALSO— DEALERS IN
Grass, Grain, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds
Coe's Improved Super-Phosphate of Lime, Ground Bone,
Bone Meal, Pure Peruvian Guano, Sodi Poudrette, &c.
'(jor^-
Oar Stock embraces the largest and most complete assortment of Agricultural Tools and Machines, Seeda,
Trees, Fertilizers, Ac, &c., to be found in the country, among which are the following :
Horse Power and Threshing Machines ; Mowing Machines ; Prindle's Agricultural
Caldron and Steamer ; Premium Greensward Plows ; Stubble and Small Plows ; Side"
hill, Sub-soil, Double-mold and Michigan Plows; Cultivators; Horse Hoes; Harrows;
Hay, Straw, and Corn-stalk Cutters; Patent Self-sharpening Feed Cutters ; Seed-Sowers;
Corn Planters ; Corn Shellers ; Churns of every description ; Corn and Cob Mills ;
Grain Mills ; Smut Machines ; Vegetable Cutters ; Sugar Mills ; Field and Garden
Rollers ; Root Pullers ; Garden, Coal, and Railroad Wheelbarrows ; Chain Pumps ;
Cast Iron Pumps ; Axes ; Hatchets ; Horse and Hand Rakes ; Scythes and Snaths ;
Hay and Manure Forks ; Scythe Stones and Rifles ; Grindstones ; Grain Cradles ; Ox
Yokes; Ox Bows; Road Scrapers; Draft, Trace, and Halter Chains; Cattle Ties;
Cheese Presses ; Lard, Wine, and Hay Presses; Barn-door Rollers and Hangers ; Grind-
stone Hangings ; Garden Engines ; Cider and Wine Mills ; Fanning Mills ; Hoes ;
Shovels; Spades; Sausage-Meat Cutters and StufFers ; Potato Diggers; Post Hole
Augers; Post Spoons; Picks; Bog Hoes; Iron Bars; Pruning Saws and Chisels ;
Patent Turn-table Apple Parers— sole Agents for N. E. States; Tobacco Cutters ; Grass
Hooks; Sickles; Sheep Shears; Curry-Combs; Cards ; Horse Brushes; Flails, &c., &c,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Coe's Improved Super-Phosphate of Lime.
The sale of this valuable Fertilizer has increased from year to year, and during the past
season upwards of 300 tons have been sold in this market. Its superior fertilizing effects, and
its adaptedness for the advancement of crops (particularly Corn, Potatoes, and Garden Veg-
etables), render to it the merit of being the best and most economical manure used. It is
also highly beneficial for Grass and Grain Crops. Also useful in destroying Bugs and Worms,
which are hidden in the ground, and which so often prove destructive to crops. It is put up
in strong bags, of 125 pounds each.
Circulars containing numerous testimonials from practical and reliable parties, with fuU
directions for use, furnished on application to
PARKER, GA]¥I¥£TT & OSGOOD,
47 and 59 Blackstone St., .... Boston, M^sst
ggg BUSINESS SUBSCRIBERS' DIRECTORY.
SANBORN & CARTER,
55 Exchange St Portland, Me.,
Publish a complete course of Proprcsslvo Text Books for Academics and Common Schools, and keep con
Btantly in stock a full supply of Books in every department of Literature, including History, Biography
Poetry, Fiction, Philosophy, &c., &o- Professional men, Teachers, Traders, and the Public generally, fur-
nished either at wholesale or retail on liberal terms.
Of English, French, and American mamificture, we keep a large quantity in great variety. Paper and
Envelopes furniahed by the case, ream, or quire. Steel Pens we have made expressly for us in England.
Our connection with and interest in some of the largest factories in New York, give ns tmequaled facili-
ties in Paper Hangings and Curtains. This we make a permanent feature in our trade, and so situated,
can furnish largest and small dealers at same prices as they can buy of manufacturers direct.
Of all usual patterns and styles, on hand and made to order, of any pattern. Banks, Instirance Compa-
nies, and Business men furnished with Blank Books and Stationery of first quality.
After an experience ot nearly a quarter of a century, we feel confident we can give as good satisfaction aa
to terms as any hou&e in the country.
SANBORN & CARTER, 55 Exchange St., Portland.
CHASE, NICHOLS & HILL,
i0«bellcrs, ^tstimttrs,
and
nSTo. 43 W"asliiiigton St.,
(Between Cornhill and Court Street,)
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Booksellers, Country Merchants, Teachers, and all who buy in quantity, are invited to ex-
amine our Stock, which comprises all kinds of School Music, Juvenile and Miscellaneous
Books, Blank Books, School and Counting House Stationery, of every description, which we
oflfer at the lowest prices.
Blank Books for Banks, Insurance Companies, &c., made to order.
Orders intrusted to our care will receive prompt attention.
CHASE, NICHOLS &/ HILL,
43 Washington Street, Boston.
SUBSCEIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
337
CHAS. G. BREWSTER,
NATURAL HISTORY STORE,
No. 16 Tremont Street^ Boston^
Dealer in every variety of Preserved Birds,
Animals, and Skins. Also, American and
Foreign choice
Marine and Land Shells and Minerals,
Goldfish and Globes, Aquaria Tanks, Ar-
tificial Eyes for Birds and Animals, Feather
and Moss Work, Brilliant Feathers and Nat-
ural Curiosities. All kinds of Bird Seed,
Nests, Bath Dishes, &c., &c. Birds and
Animals preserved to order.
PALMER'S CELEBRATED ARTIFICIAL LEG.
This world-renowned invention stands unrivaled in England and America.
It is worn by nearly 4000 persons, including all trades, professions, and callings, by
gentlemen, ladies, and children. , n
This celebrated Leg received the award of the " Great Prize Medal at the
World's Fair, in London, over thirty-five competitors from all parts of the world, as
"The Best Artificial Leg ever Invented."
It is applied to the shortest and tenderest stump with entire success, and is
so NATURAL in its appearance as to defy detection. It is the lightest and most
durable leg ever made, and is furnished at the same price as the poorer substitutes.
The patient is enabled to walk at once upon its application. The " Palmer Arti-
ficial Leg " has no less than four patented improvements, and is regarded by the
most eminent Surgeons and Physicians as the only artificial worthy of the highest confidence.
General Office and Manufactory, 19 Green Street, Boston.
Pamphlets, giving a full description, sent free to all applicants. Address,
PALMER & CO., 19 Green Street, Boston, Mass.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
CITY OF BOSTON.
SISTGLE ROOMS 50 GEFTS PER BAT.
Court Square, .... Opposite City Hall.
Meals as they may be ordered in the spacious Refectory. There is a Barber's Shop and
Bath Rooms attached to the Hotel.
T .L. D. PERKINS, Proprietor.
D^* In many of the rooms are Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, large enough to put in
trunks and valuables.
Purely Vegetable Containing no Opium.
EXCELSIOR COUGH REMEDY,
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, DiflSculty of Breathing, and all Affections
of the Throat and Lungs, which have tendency to Consumption.
TRY IT! PRICE So CENTS.
Prepared by E. GODDARD, Druggist, 49 Main St., Charlestown, Mass.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
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GARDINER'S
RHEUMATIC
COM-
A certain, safe and
Eheflm'ism,
AND SALT
NEURALGIC
POUIVD,
permanent cure for
Neuralgia,
RHEUM,
It is an Internal Remely, driving out and entirely eradicating the Disease, requiring no
change in Diet or JBusiLBss, and may be taken by Children and persons of the most delicate
Constitution with perfect safety.
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TESTi3Nwfl:o2sriA.LS:
Portland, May 29, 1861. While suffering a severe attack of Neuralgia, I used two bottles of your Com-
pound, and experienced great relief. I cordially recommend it to the afflicted as a sure remedy.
J. SWETT.
I certify that my friend, Wm. T, Glidden, Esq., presented me with a bottle of "Gardiner's Rheumatic
Compound," in 1856, when I was suffering with a painful attack of Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and that it
proved to be of decided benefit. ALBERT SMITH, Ex-Member of Congress from Maine.
Having been afflicted with Rheumatism more or less for a number of years, causing me great annoyance?
as well as suffering, and after trying almost every remedy that could be imagined, a friend induced me to
try vour "Compound." One bottle entirely cured me, and I heartily endorse all that has been said in its
favoV. Respectfully yours, ROBERT COWDIN,
Colonel let Reg't Mass. Volunteers.
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The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been taken by hundreds of people for Scrofu-
lous Humors with great benefit.
Principal Depot, No. I Salem, cor. Hanover St., Boston, Mass.
For sale at retail by Apothecaries generally throughout the United States. None genuine,
unless signed by Chas. F. Gardiner. All orders should be addressed to
HENRY R. GARDINER.
WE OFFER THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENT MEDICINES,
Hair Dyes, Hair Preparations, Toilet Articles, Perfumery,
Druggists' Glassware, Cigars, and Apothecaries' articles,
States, and at the very lowest prices. We offer in part:
Soaps, Brushes, Rubber Goods,
to be found in the New England
100
gross
Brandreth's Pills,
20
gross
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
100
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Wright's "
10
" Sarsaparilla,
200
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Ayer's «
20
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Kennedy's Discovery,
TOO
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Moffatt's «
100
((
Brown's Troches,
100
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Herrick's "
50
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Mustang Liniment,
200
(<
Langley's Bitters,
20
((
Schenck's Syrup,
20
c<
Richardson's "
200
cases
Peruvian Syrup,
50
((
Burnett's Cocoaine,
500
((
Beninger's Liquors,
300
((
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
500
((
Wolfe's Schnapps,
50
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Marshall's Snuff,
50
gross
Fahnestock's Vermifuge
60
C(
Parsons's Rat Exterminator,
100
(c
Lyon's Kathairon,
30
«
Wood's Hair Restorative,
25
«
Hayues's Balsam,
100
((
Russia Salve,
30
((
Wi star's Balsam,
100
((
McLane's Ver. and Pills,
50
(C
Pin-worm Syrup,
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co., No. 11 Marshall Street, Boston.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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FRANCIS MORANDI;
PLAIN AND FANCY
Tin ^W^are JVIanTifacturei:*,
AND DEALER IN
Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Kerosene Oil and Lamps, wholesale and retail. Also — Manufac-
turer of all the various kinds of Paper Shaded for Lamps of all descriptions.
Constantly on hand — Bathing Tubs, Sitting and Foot Baths, Burning Fluid, Camphene Lard
and Sperm Oil, Tin and Britannia Ware, which he offers for sale at the lowest market prices at
Nos. 44 and 46 Union Street, Boston.
D^* All kinds Lamps altered to bum Kerosene Oil.
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS,
AND
Dr. S. W. PHELPS, celebrated
(throughout New England and the
West, as the inventor of various
kinds of apparatus for the cure and
correction of all kinds of deformities, keeps
constantly on hand at his establishment. No.
68 Tremont St., Boston, a full assortment of
Patent Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, Knee
Caps, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings, &c.
Dr. Phelps' Apparatus are used and rec-
coramended by the Faculty at the Massachu-
setts General Hospital.
BRIDGTON HOUSE,
MIAL DAVIS & SON,
PROPRIETORS.
JOHN S. & WM. A. ABBOTT,
BOSTON, MASS.
m. Z. S. SAMPSON,
99 Court street, Boston.
EOOMS 4 and 5.
Will attend to Office Practice particularly.
OFFICE HOURS,
9 to 12 A. M., 2 to 5 P. M.
DU. BROADBENT
Cures all Diseases of the Chest, Heart,
Lungs, and Throat. Also, Humors of all kinds.
All who are invalids should not fail to con-
sult him, and be sure to send two letter
stamps for his New Book on Consumption,
Catarrh, &c., which he sends free by mail
to all. Advice free. Office hours, daily,
from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Open until 8 o'clock
Tuesdays, Thursdays,and Saturday evenings.
99 COURT STREET,
[Room No. 1, up one flight of stairs,]
Boston.
R. L. KOIBNSON,
(Under Lancaster Hall,)
Cor. Congress and Center Streets,
PORTLAND, ME,
D^" Families and Parties supplied. Pub-
lic and Private Dinners, Collations, etc., got
up in the best Style, in any part of the State.
Wedding Cake of a superior quality, and
sent with safety to any distance.
PHILIP KELLEY,
Stucco vkTorSer
ND
PLASTERER,
No. 31 Bromfield St., Boston.
Where may be found an extensive assortment
of rich Center Pieces. Brackets, Cornice
Patterns, and other Ornamental Work,
for which all orders will be
pron^tly attended to.
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FRUIT TREES
10 ACRES PLANTED.
ESTABLISHED 1849.
JOHIS^ W^. A.I3-^M:S, Portland,
Cultivates for Sale, at his Nurseries, near Morrill's Corner, all the hardy
Varieties of lEUIT TEEES, both for Orchards and Gardens.
. — ^ — •
Black Hamburg, and other Foreign Vines for Graperies.
Pear and Plum Trees on their own roots. Apple Trees, grown and proved in Maine
tendtr sorts rejected. New Hardy Grape Vines, varieties which ripen one to six weeks
before the Isabella, suited to all parts of Maine and Canada; late sorts rejected. Vines of
extiasize. Vines of medium size. Vines of small size, with good roots. Delaware; Con-
cord; Hartford Prolific ; Allen's Hybrid White; Diana; Rebecca; Morthern Muscadine; Roger's
Hybrid Ncs; Black Cluster; Garrigues; Dracut Amber; August Pioneer, and many others.
Currants, the improved sorts, which, for size, strong growth, and exceeding fertility, are
displacing all other varieies. Fertile of Pallua; La Versailles ; Knight's Large Red;
White Grape; Fertile of Angers; Cherry; Victoria; White Gondoin.
Gooseberries, and other small fruits. Rhubarb and Asparagus. ,
Strawberries* — The new and most productive varieties are obtained and propagated for
sale as soon as offered elsewhere.
oi^isr.A.:M:EisrT^i_. tie^ees-
Horse Chesnut, Silver Maple, Broadleaf Elm, Norway Spruce.
Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple, American Elm, Arbor Vitse, Larch, &c.
Hardy Roses, over 200 varieties, covering an acre of ground. The natural fitness of the
soil enables us to supply clubs and dealers at very low rates.
Extra Fine Bulbs, of the new Japan Lilies.
Hedge Plants, Border Plants, Daisies, Pansies, Paeonies, Phloxes, Dahlias, &c.
« ■ » » — »
The Collection of Fruit Trees is the largest to be found in the State, and selections
can be made at any time. The Trees are not only vigorous and healthy, but grown with great
care to insure accuracy. In all cases, when desired, selections will be made with scrupulous
care by the proprietor.
Packing done by men of experience, for all parts of the Country.
[XP^" Passengers by Railroad stop at Westbrook Station. Cars and Omnibuses, from the
city, pass hourly. Catalogues sent gratis to applicants. Orders from a distance, if accom-
panied by a remittance or proper reference, shall have prompt attention.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 341
BAILEY & NOYES,
56, 58, and 68 Excliange Street, ^Portland,
Keep one of the largest and best selected Stocks of
BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND ROOM PAPERS,
In the State. Being largely engaged in
PUBLISHING SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
WE CAN SELL
As clieap as any House in Ne^w England..
Our papers comprise every variety of design, of dui'able texture, and character appropriate
for any style of room,
Which we ofiFer at the Lowest Prices.
We have a full supply on our shelves always, and manufacture to order every style and
kind BLANK BOOK now in use.
F. W. BAILET. JAKES NOYES.
Br~THURSTON'S
STEAM JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
79 Ifliddle and 8S Exchange Sts., Portland.
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After 29 years experience in the Art of Printing, has the largest Office
and most improved Machinery, and is able to do all kinds of Book,
Newspaper, and Job Printing in the best manner.
B. THXJRSTOjST, Fox Block, Fortland.
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VEGETABLE OINTMENT:
Is perfectly free from any mercurial matter or injurioas particles, and in no case will
its application interfere with the remedies that may be prescribed by a regular physi-
cian. The Medical Faculty, throughout the Union, are unanimous in its praise. It has
been used in the New-England &tates during the past fifty years, and the more its vir-
tues are known the greater is its demand. It may truly be considered an indispensable
article of household necessity, — being used alike by rich and poor. The length of time
it has been before the public is conclusive proof that it is no •'■catch -penny " prepara-
tion, put forth to have a fictitious popularity, and then sink to rise no more.
REDDiKGf's Rcrs&iA Sai*ve is one of the best and surest remedies for all those numer-
ous bodily afflictions as —
Barns, Scalds, Felons, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Piles, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Erysipelas, Sore Nipples, Frost-Bitten Parts, Sprains,
Corns, Wens, Cancers, Ulcers, Warts, Sties, Whitlows, Festers^
Bunions, Ringworm, Sore I/ips, Sore Eyes, Nettle Rash, Salt
Rheum, Mosquito Bites, Spider Stings, Flea Bites, Shingles,
Cuts, Boils, Ingrowing Nails, Einptions, Pimples,
Freckles, Tan, Sun-Burn Blisters, and all Cutane-
ous Diseases and Eruptions Generally.
BEDDING'S
RUSSIA SALVE
is prompt in action, removes pain at once, and reduces the most angry-loolsing swell-
ings and inflammations as if by magic, — thus affording immediate relief and a complete
cure. Many persons have received great benefit from its use during the Summer, as it
will remove Freckles and Simbum, and produce that soft appearance of the skin so much
desired.
This Salve is put up in metal boxes, three sizes, at 25 cents, 50 cents, and $ 1 , — the
largest size contains the quantity of six of the smallest boxes, — and is warranted to re-
tain its virtues in any climate. Each wrapper has a picture of a wounded soldier, with
an army surgeon stooping over him, — ^his horse standing by, and the signature of
" Bedding ^- Co." immediately above.
^^ Redding Sf Co. iviU send a box of the Russia Sahe, post-paid^ to
any 'part of the United States j on receipt of 25 cents.
Address
REDDING & CO.,
No. 8 State Street, Boston.
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 343
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
siisraEK & co.'s
Weil known to be the Best for Manufacturing Purposes.
^ar>
No. 1, Shuttle Machine, formerly sold at . . $90, Reduced to . . $70.
No. 2, Shuttle Machine, formerly sold at . . $100, Eeduced to . . $75 .
Singer's Letter ^ ]VIacliiiie,
Is th.e "best Mach.iue iii tlie AVorld for Family Sewii&g aiid liight Mauufactur-
ing^ Purposes. Price— witli Heumuer and beautifully or]iaiuented"$50.
We would ask for our liCtter A Machines, the special attention of Vest Makers and Dress Makers, and
all those who want Machines for light manufacturing purposes. They embody the principles of the
Manufacturing Machines, making, like them, the interlocked stitch, and are destined to be as celebrated
for Family Sewing and light manufacturing purposes as our Manufacturing Machines are for manufactur-
ing purposes in general. FAMILY SERVING MACHINES are valuable in proportion to the number of
things they can do well. See what ours can do before making a purchase.
There is no doubt as to the value of our Machines for manufacturing purposes, but it is only of late that
the public began to learn that the essential elements of a Machine best adapted to the heaviest work would
also be the elements to be embodied in a Family Machine. It is now well understood that our Letter A
Machine is the only Family Machine yet offered to the public which has simplicity, rapidity, durability,
and certainty of correct action. While, as a general thing, the Sewing Machine people are candid enough
to acknowledge that our machines are imequaled for manufacturing purposes, they are almost sure to
assert, in the same bi-eath. that Singer's Letter A, or Family Machines, are not as good as theirs ! This
is a mere trick of the trade, and we confidently invite those interested in the subject to examine for them-
selves, and see what our ZcUer A Family Machines, with all the recent improvements, are capable of
doing. While they will sew the most delicate material to perfection, as already stated, they are also
adapted to light manufacturing purposes, and this, be it remembered, cannot be said of any of the other
Family Machines yet offered to the public.
The Noe. 1 and 2 MachiHes are of great capacity and application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No. 3 Machines are especially adapted to all kinds of light and heavy Leather Work, in Carriage
Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making, etc.. etc. They are ol extra size, with an arm long
enough to take under it and stitch the largest sized dashes. There is scarcely any part of a Trimmer's
stitching that cannot be better done with them than by hand: so, too, the saving of time and labor is very
great. The table of these machines is 24 inches long, and the shuttle will hold six times as much thread
as the shuttle of those used for tailoring purposes. 'ITie large machints work as fast as small ones.
We have always on hand, Hemming Guages, Silk Twist, Linen and Cotton Thiead on Spools, best
Machine Oil in Bottles, etc., etc.
We manufacture cur own Needles, and would warn all persons using our machines not to buy any
others. We know that there are needles sold of the most inferior quality, at higher prices than we charge
for the best. The needles sold by us are manufactured especially for our machines. A lad needle may
render the working of the beft machine almost useless.
Our customei s may rest assured that all our Branch OfiBces arc furnished with the " genuine article."
In case of small purcha*^es, the money may be sent in postage stamps, or bank notes.
t^^ Correspondents will please write their names distinctly. It is all important that we should, in
each case, know the Post Office, County, and State.
5:^ All persons requiring information about Sewing Machine8,.their sizes, prices, working capacities, and
the best method of purchasing, can obtain it ly sending to us, or any of our Branch Offices for a copy of
*'I. M. Singer & Co.'s Oazette^
which is a beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted to the subject. It will be sent gratis.
1^=. We have made the above REDUCTION IN PRICES with the two-fold view of benefiting the public
and ourselves. The public have been swindled by spurious machines made in imitation of ours. The
metal in them, from the iron casting to the smallest piece, is of poor quality. Their makers have not the
means to do their work well. They are hid away in secret places, where it would be impossible to have at
their command the pioper mechanical appliances. It is only by doing a great business, and having
extensive manufacturing establishments, tliat good machines can be made at moderate prices. The best
designed machines, BADLY MADE, are always liable to get out of ordei-, and are sure to cost considerable
trouble and money to keep them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in a Machine, are : certainly of correct action at all rates of speed, sim-
plicity of construction, great durability, and rapidity ol operation, \rith the least labor. Machines to
combine these essential qualities, must be made of the best metal and finished to perfection.* We have
the ways and means, on a grand scale, to do this.
I The purchasers of Machines, whose daily bread it may concern, will find that those having the above
I qualities not only work well at lapid as well as sli/io rate? of speed, but last long in the finest possible
I working order. Our machines, as maf'e by us, will earn more monty with Itss labor than any others,
j whether in imitation of ours or not. In fact, they are cheaper than any other machines as a gift.
i I. M. SINGER & CO., 458 Broadway, New York.
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i=i?.ei:m:itj:m:
Constructed on correct Scientific Pri.:ciples— Proved by Experience— of
the best Materials, and in the most Fathful Manner.
These Scales have received more first class premtums than all others,
and what is of more practical importance, liave received tlie award of
SUPERIOR EXc^LENCE, by the VAST NUMBER who havc used them for many
years.
At our Warehouse may constantly be found a complete assortment of
Weighing Apparatus of every description, and adapted to all kinds of
business, as Kailroad, Hay, Coal, Ice, and Stone Scales ; Dormant, and
Portable Warehouse Scales; Store Scales, with and without wheels;
Counter Scales, with tin, brass, and copper scoops.
Butchers' Scales; Wheelbarrow Scales; Family Scales; Druggist-ft' Scales;
Apothecaries' Scales; Jewelers' and Bankers' Scales; Spring
Balances; Brass and Iron Beams; Brass, Zinc, and Iron
Weights; Copper, Tin, and Wood Measures;
and every article of Store Furniture.
FAIRBANKS & BROWN,
118 Milk Street, Boston.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
RICHMLIN&FIIAUIIEUINBS
ACRE 1 1
These Lauds are adjacent to the Raikoad. A
tract of EIGHTY ACRBS will make a good comfor-
table homestead. The purchaser may buy
ON LONG CREDIT !
paying interest at six per cent, annually, and if he
has one thousand dollars in money, he can this
year, at
THE LOW PRICE
of Lumber, contract for a convenient house, fenc-
ing and farming tools. The Company has sold
OVER ONE THOUSAND of such
TRACTS OF LAND
his season. It is well known that Chicago sends
more grain to market than all the Western lake
ports combined; this is the best proof of the rich-
ness and
GREAT VALUE OF
the Illinois Lands. The Illinois Central Railroad
was finished in 1856, built through a sparsely set-
tled country. It takes to market this year, up-
wards of
THIRTEEN MILLIONS OF BUSHELS
of Grain, besides cattle, hogs, and many other pro-
ducts. For further information, apply by letter or
in person to
Mdand CommiMtioner f
Ilxinois Ck-vtkal Raileoad, Chicago, 111.
g^ For names of Towns, Villages and Cities, situated upon the Illinois Central Rail-
way, see pages 188, 189 and 190, Appleton'a Railway Guide.
For description of Land, terms oi payment, and Map of the lUiuois Central Rail-
way, delineating the principal routes to and through the State of Illinois, see
back of large United States Railway Map, in front of Appleton's Railway Guide.
B. Thurston, Steam Piii.ter, Portland.
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