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This Company now operate 526 miles of Railroad, as follows : Chicago to Toledo (old line). 243 miles.
Elkhart to Toledo, (air line) 132
Toledo to Detroit,. 59 Adrian to Monroe, .. 36 66 White Pigeon to Three Rivers, 12
Jackson Branch,. 44 66
(Distance from Chicago to Detroit, 277 miles.)
This entire Road is under the immediate supervision of Jno. D. Camp- bell, Esq., one of the most able and efficient superintendents, having adopted a thorough system of Telegraphing along the entire line, for the purpose of safety and regulation, with a view of expediting business. The Rolling Stock for business consists of 90 Locomotives.
66
81 Passenger Cars, 1st Class.
34 2d
66
25 mail and baggage, do
2,600 freight, do
There are upon the Road 82 Stations, as follows :
Main Line,. 41 | Jackson Branch,. 7 Air Line,. 18 Monroe to Adrian, ... 4 Detroit and Toledo, 10 Three Rivers Branch,
OFFICERS :
GEO. BLISS, President, Springfield, New York. JNO. D. CAMPBELL, General Superintendent, Toledo. J. G. WEBSTER, Division Superintendent, Toledo. CHARLES PAINE, Division Superintendent, La Porte. J. NOTTINGHAM, General Freight Agent., Chicago. D. P. PHELPS, General Ticket Agent, Toledo. WM. SAVAGE, Cashier, Toledo.
GEORGE M. GRAY, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. 47
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602
G. W. HAWES' INDIANA STATE
NEW ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD.
This Road runs from New Albany, on the Ohio river, opposite Louisville, Ky., to Michigan City, on Lake Michigan, 288 miles.
The principal towns on the line are Salem, Orleans, Mitchell, Bedford, Bloomington, Gosport, Greencastle,. Crawfordsville, Lafayette, passing the Tippecanoe Battle Ground, through the towns of Brookston, Bradford, Francisville, and Westville, through an open prairie, and across Kankakee Marshes on an air line of sixty-five miles.
At Mitchell, sixty miles from New Albany, crosses the Ohio and Mississippi, form- ing the most direct line from Louisville to St. Louis; at Greencastle connects with trains east and west over the Terre Haute and Richmond Road; at Lafayette, with Toledo, Wabash and Western, and with Lafayette and Indianapolis, forming a through line over the Michigan Central from Cincinnati to Chicago; connects with trains on Southern Michigan, and at Michigan City with Michigan Central.
OFFICERS.
J. BROOKS, President,.
New Albany.
R. E. RICKER, Superintendent, .. Michigan City.
N. STEVENS, General Ticket Agent, ..
STATIONS.
Distance from
Distances from Michigan City.
Distances from
Distances from
New Albany.
New Albany
288
148
Bainbridge
140
10
Bennettsville.
278
158
Ladoga
130
18
Providence.
269
169
Crawfordsville.
119
30
Harristown
258
196
Indianapolis.
35
Salem
233
197
Lafayette
91
47
Saltillo
251
203
Battle Ground
85
56
Orleans.
231
210
Brookston
78
61
Mitchell
214
Chalmer's
74
63
Woodland
225
220
Reynolds.
68
71
.Bedford
217
228
Bradford.
59
85
Harrodsburg
203
237
Francesville
51
96
Bloomington
192
244
Medaryville
44
104
Ellettsville.
184
252
San Pierre
36
113
Gosport ..
175
267
Roselle
21
121
Quincy
167
276
Westville
12
127
Cloverdale
161
280
S. R. R. Crossing.
8
133
Putnam ville.
154
288
Michigan City
138
Greencastle
140
New Albany.
Michigan City.
603
GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPANY.
This road is seventy-three miles in length, runs through the center of Marion, Hamilton, Howard and Miami, and extending from Indian- apolis to Peru, passing through the flourishing towns of Noblesville, Cicero, Tipton, Sharpsville and Kokomo, connecting at Peru with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad east for Toledo and Detroit, and west for Logansport, Delphi, Lafayette, and towns in eastern Illinois. This is the most direct route from Louisville and southern- towns to Toledo, Detroit and Montreal. Freight and passengers are carried as low as by any other route. This is 62 miles shorter to the lakes from Indianapolis, than by any other road. This company have excellent facilities for transporting both freight and passengers, and the road is in good running condition, and a safe and reliable route.
DISTANCES.
STATIONS.
Miles. a
Indianapolis to.
James Switch.
6
Phipps'
9
Castleton
11
New Britton
17
Noblesville.
22
Cicero
28
Arcadia.
31
Buena Vista
34
Tipton
39
Jackson's Mill
42
Sharpsville.
46
Fairfield
50
Kokomo
54
Cassville
59
Miamitown
63
Leond
68
Peru
73
Fort Wayne.
120
Toledo
223
OFFICERS.
DAVID MACY.
General Agent and Superintendent.
C. B. ROBINSON
Assistant Superintendent.
THEO. P. HAUGHEY
Secretary, Treasurer, and Gea. Ticket Ag' t.
L. N. ANDREWS
General Freight Agent.
F. GILMON
Master Machinist. (Peru, Ind.)
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604
G. W. HAWES' . INDIANA STATE
PITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD.
This new and direct route, now open to New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Philadel- phia, Baltimore and Washington City, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and all Eastern Cities; Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Springfield, Urbana, Zanes- ville, Steubenville, Newark and Wheeling, and all the interior towns of Ohio, Penn- sylvania, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, &c., &c.
Making one grand unbroken Railroad Line between Chicago and the East.
Trains leave Chicago daily with but one change of cars to Pittsburgh.
Checking Baggage through to Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York, connecting directly with trains on the Great Pennsylvania Central Railroad to all Eastern Cities.
Also, with Cleveland and Columbus Railroad to Cleveland. Dunkirk, Buffalo, Ni- agara Falls, via New York Central and New York and Erie Railroads to New York and Boston.
Persons going East will find this route by far the most desirable, both from the advantages in point of distance, variety and beauty of the country through which the roads pass, as well as the less frequent changes of cars, and the annoyances of rechecking baggage, required by other routes.
Facilities for the transportation of Freight and Live Stock by this route, are unsur- passed.
Rates as low as by any other route, and with equal dispatch.
OFFICERS.
J. EDGAR THOMPSON
Pres't and Chief Engineer, Philadelphia.
T. HASKINS DU PUY
.President pro tem., Pittsburgh.
J. K. EDGERTON Vice President and Financial Ag't, N. Y.
T. D. MESSLER Auditor, Pittsburgh.
A. BRADLEY
Secretary, Pittsburgh.
JOHN P. HENDERSON .Treasurer pro tem., Pittsburgh.
Jos. H. MOORE Superintendent, Crestline.
J. J. HOUSTON. Gen. Freight and Pass. Agt., Pittsburgh.
D. W. Boss General Western Agent.
STATIONS.
MILES.
MILES.
Pittsburgh
465
Millbrook .. 325
Courtney's
459
Clinton 322
Haysville.
.455
Loudonville. 310
Sewickley
453
Perysville 305
Shousetown
451
Lucas 298
Economy. 448
Mansfield. 291
Freedom. 442
Richland.
282
Rochester 440
Crestline. .278
New Brighton 437
Bucyrus .266
Darlington
427
Upper Sandusky 249
Enon
421
Forest. 237
Johnstown 220
New Waterford
411
Lafayette
213
Columbiana
406
Lima.
206
Salem.
396
Delphos
192
Damascus
391
Van Wert
179
Smithfield 388
Dixon
166
Alliance.
383
Maples 157
Strasburg 377
Louisville 871
Columbia
127
Canton 865
Massillon
357
Plymouth 82
Orville
342
Chicago
Wooster.
331
Fort Wayne 147
Warsaw 107
Palestine
416
GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD. FROM TERRE HAUTE TO INDIANAPOLIS. Length, 73 Miles.
DIRECTORS.
E. J. PECK, Indianapolis
C. ROSE, Terre Haute.
JAMES FARRINGTON, .Terre Haute.
D. DEMING,
Terre Haute.
H. MCGREGOR,
Terre Haute.
CHAS WOOD,
Terre Haute.
H. Ross,
Terre Haute.
W. K. EDWARDS, .Terre Haute.
W. H. THORNBURGH, Terre Haute.
OFFICERS.
E. J. PECK. President and Superintendent.
CHAS. WOOD, .Secretary and General Ticket Agent.
JOHN SCOTT, .Treasurer.
AGENTS, &c.
CHAS. PEDDLE,
Master Machinist. 1
JOHN HILL, . .Road Master.
C. W. MANCOURT, Freight Agent, Terre Haute.
SAM'L CATHERWOOD, .Freight Agent, Greencastle.
M. M. LANDIS, Freight Agent, Indianapolis.
R. A. MORRIS, .. Ticket Agent, Terre Haute.
W. N. JACKSON,
Ticket Agent, Indianapolis.
C. O. WOOD, Assistant General Ticket, and Lost Baggage Agent,.Terre Haute.
CONDUCTORS OF PASSENGER TRAINS. ROBERT MCEWAN. P. A. MCANULTY,
CONDUCTORS OF FREIGHT TRAINS.
E. JONES.
STATIONS.
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STATIONS.
Distance from Terre Haute. MILES .. 8
Wood's Mills,
Cleveland,
10
Staunton,
12
Brazil, 16
21
Reel's,.
Putnamville. 31
34.
Nicholsonville,
40
Coatesville,
44
Cincinnatus,
46
Amo
4S
Pecksburgh,
.50
Clayton, 52
Bellville,. 54
Cartersburgh, 56
Plainfield,
59
Bridgeport,
64
Indianapolis,
At Greencastle, connects with the New Albany and Salem Railroad.
At Terre Haute, with the Terre Haute, Alton and St. Louis Railroad, and Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad.
At Indianapolis, with the many Railroads that center there.
The distance from Indianapolis to St. Louis by the Terre Haute Railroad, and Terre Haute, Alton and St. Louis Railroads, is 260 miles. Trains leave Indianapolis three times Daily, (Sundays excepted. )
Principal Office of the Company, is at Terre Haute.
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B. HUBBS,
A. BECK, -
Croy's Creek,
.25
Greencastle,
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606
G. W. HAWES' INDIANA STATE
Toledo, Wabash and Great Western Railroad Line. CARRYING THE GREAT U. S. EXPRESS AND MAIL.
A very direct, pleasant and reliable route to Fort Wayne, Lafayette, Peru, Logans- port, Wabash, Attica, Indianapolis, Louisville, Jeffersonville, Decatur, Springfield, Jacksonville, Naples, Peoria, Bloomington, Galesburgh, Burlington, Alton, St. Louis, Kansas City, Ft. Leavenworth, Jefferson City, Cairo, and all points West and South- West.
CONNECTIONS.
Four daily trains leave Union Depot, Toledo, making the following direct and relia- ble connections.
At Fort Wayne with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad for Colum- bia. Plymouth and Chicago.
At Peru with the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad for Indianapolis, and all Roads leading from this point.
At Lafayette with the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, and New Albany and Salem Railroad, for New Albany, Terre Haute, Vincennes, and Evansville.
At Toledo with the Chicago branch of Illinois Central Railroad, for all points north and south.
At Decatur with the Illinois Central Railroad for Peoria, Bloomington, Galesburgh, Burlington, Rock Island, Galena, Dunleith and Cairo.
At Springfield with the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad for St. Louis, thence by the Pacific Railroad to Jefferson City, Kansas, and all points on Missouri River, also, with the Missouri River Steamers direct for St. Louis.
At St. Louis with Steamers down the Mississippi River for Memphis, Vicksburg and New Orleans.
Through Tickets can be obtained at all principal Railroad and Steamboat offices, and at the Company's Ticket Office, Union Depot, Toledo.
OFFICERS.
HON. A. BOODY, President,
New York.
W. COLBURN, Vice President, Toledo.
GEO. H. BURROWS, General Superintendent, Toledo.
E. WHITEHOUSE, Treasurer, New York.
J. R. OSBORNE, Assistant Treasurer, Toledo.
JOHN E. CARPENTER, Cashier,
Toledo.
W. F. ROY, Master Machinist, ..
.Ft. Wayne.
J. E. BAKER, Assistant Superintendent,
Lafayette.
GEO. W. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent,.
Toledo.
CHAS. KNOX, General Freight Agent,.
EDWIN EVANS, Superintendent Track, Eastern Division,
JAMES H. STEWART, Superintendent Track, Western Division, ..
STATIONS.
Miles.
Miles.
Miles.
Toledo,
0
Logansport,.
166
Sidney, .
275
Maumee City,.
9
Clymers,.
170
Tol .no ..
.
Whitehouse,
16
Rockfield,
179
Sadorus,
690
Washington,
25
Delphi,
186
Bement, 302
Napoleon, 35
42
Lafayette .. 203
Oakley,
314
Defance,
50
W'ea W. S. 210
Sangamo,
317
Emerald,
60
"est Point ..
212
Decatur,
32.3
Antwerp.
71
Nebraska,
217
Wycles .. 327
335
New Haven.
Attica ..
224
Iniopolis,
339
Fort Wayne,
Williamsport,
927
Lanesville,
344
Roanoke,
169
232
Mechanicsburg. 348
350
Huntington,
118
State Line, Illinois,
Jamestown ..
355
Antioch,
124
Danville,
249
Springfield,.
365
Lagro ..
13
Catlin,
Wabash,
136
Salina, 262
Jacksonville,
395
Peru, ...
15)
Ilomer, 269
Naples,.
417
Lewisburg,
153
Buck Creek 195
Cerro Gordo, 310
State Line ..
.5
Independence,
219
Longpoint,
West Lebanon,
Mahon, .
Marshfield. 236
St. Louis,. 460
JOHN N. DRUMMOND, Secretary,
Lafayette.
585
Adama,
607
GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The following List of Business Firms and Manufacturing Establish- ments are among the best and most prominent in their . respective lines of business.
Advertising Agents.
C. H. SCRIVEN, 63 Dearborn street. Bags, Manufacturer's Agents. CHASE & CO., No. 14 South Water street. Dental Depots. S. K. BINGHAM, 102 Randolph street.
Druggists, Wholesale.
THOMAS LORD, 43 Lake street. French Burr Mill Stones, Mill Ma- chinery, &c., manufact's of
T. W. BAXTER & CO., West Water st .. bet. Ran- dolph and Madison sts. Post office box 274.
Leather and Findings, JAMES KELLY & CO., 243 Lake street.
Railroad Cars, Engines, Boilers, Scales, &c., manufacturers of P. W. GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS & FRA- SER. Mark Goods "Gates & Co." (See card.)
Mills and Mill Machinery. Noye's Patent.
CHICAGO BRANCH OF JOHN T. NOVE'S OLD BUFFALO MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISH- MENT, office 28 Market street, Lind's block. (*ee card.)
Saddlery Hardware.
HAYDEN, KAY & CO., 238 Randolph st.
Smut Separating Machines, and Grain Warehouse Cleaners.
G. E. THROOP, cor. Canal and Carroll sts.
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, importer of THOMAS S. DICKERSON, 45 Wabash avenue, Burch's iron buildings.
Wines ano Liquors.
W. T. SHUFELDT & CO., 51 South Water st., cor. Wabash avenue.
P. W. GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS & FRASER, Manufacturers of Railroad Cars, Portable and Stationary Steam Engines
AND BOILERS. Weighing Scales of every description, Burr Mill Stones and Mill Furnishings. Portable Circular Saw Mills, Gates' Patent Screw Cutter ; and agents for the sale of Portable Flour and Corn Mills and Bolts, Engine and Hand Lathes, Upright Drills, Wood Machinery generally, Shingle Mills, Slide Rests, Steam and Water Guages, Finished Brass Work, Power and Hand Planers. etc., etc .- Castings and Mill Gearing made to order .- Eagle Works, Chicago, Ill. Mark Goods, "Gates & Co "
CHICAGO BRANCH OF JOHN T. NOYE & CO'S, OLD BUFFALO MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. JOHN T. NOYE & CO., Importers of Extra Heavy BOLTING CLOTITS, manufacturers of Burr Mill Stones, Noye's Im- proved Flour Packer, Mill Castings and Machinery, &c., and dealers in Plaster and Water Lime, Steam and Water Mills erected on contract. Office 2S Market street, Lind's Block.
Also, Commission and Forwarding Merchants. Liberal advancements made on consignments, with privilege of either Chicago or Buffalo markets on one commission. ISAAC B. HYMER, Resident Partner. P. O. Box 3,608.
Late Millwright at P W. Gates & Co.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
The following list of Business Houses and Manufacturing Establish- ments, are among the best and most prominent in their respective lines of business.
Agricultural & Seed Warehouses, COLEMAN J. & CO., Eighth, east of Broadway. DAIR JOILN F. & CO., 40 and 42 Lower Market. MBCULLOUGHI J. M. & Son, 200 Main st.
Alcohol & Pure Spirits, Manufac- turers,
FLETCHER LOWELL, cor. Frout and Vine sts. JENKS L. B. & CO., No. 56 East Columbia st. OLIVER D. W., 6- and 70 Water st.
Architectural Iron Works. MACY, RANKIN & CO., s. w. cor. Elm and Pearl. I Bell and Brass Founders, HANKS GEO. L., No. 120 and IN East Second st. Boots and Shoes, Manufacturers, PHARES, TAYLOR & CO., 49 Pearl st. THORNE W. F., 142 Walnut st.
Boots and Shoes, Dealers in,
BURNET JACOB W., 92 Pearl st. EICHBERG LEWIS. 12 Pearl st. PHARES, TAYLOR & CO., 49 Pearl st. THORNE W. F .. 142 Walnut st.
Broom Manufacturers, CONKLIN & BACON, cor. Front and Walnut sts. CABINET MAKERS' HARDWARE. MeALPIN, HINMAN and CO., 103 Walnut ss. Candy Manufacturers, DEMAND M., 224 Walnut st.
Carriage Trimmings,
CLARK S. & S. S., (Importers,) 180 Main st. HUNTER, EDMESTON & CO., 108 Main st.
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China. Glass and Queensware,
ANDERSON WM .. 92 Main st. HUNTINGTON & BROOKS, 47 Pearl st .. MELLEN F. & C., 91 Main st.
Cloths, (Importers,) FECHHEIMER MARCUS, 71 Walnut st.
Clothiers,
AUB, BLOCK & FRENKEL, 30 Pearl st. FECHHEIMER MARCUS, 71 Walnut st. HEIDELBACH, WERTHEIMER & CO., 86 Pearl st. HYMAN, BROTHER & CO., 54 Main st. MACK & BROTHERS, 78 Pearl st.
Confectioners,
AUSTIN, CARLETON & SMITHI, 8 East Colum- bia st. MYERS & CO., 40 Main st. MYERS E. & CO., 52 Main st.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron, LAWSON F. H. & CO., 178 Main st.
Corn and Sugar Canc Mills. HEDGES, FREE & Co., cor. Main and Water sts.
Curers of Pork, Bacon, &c., DOMINICK GEO. & BROTHER, 25 and 27 Water street.
Druggists.
KUMLER NOAH W., 41 Walnut st.
REAKIRT J. & C , 52 Second st., bet. Walnut and Vine.
Dry Goods.
DAY & MATLACK, 89 Pearl st.
SHAW. BUELL & BARBOUR, (Importers,) 55 Pearl st. WYNNE. HAINES & CO., (Importers.) 101 Pearl street. WYNNE J. E. & CO., (Importers,) 91 Pearl st.
Fancy Goods, (Importers.)
WHITE & ANTRAM. 47 Pearl st.
Furnishing Goods and Notions. KUHN, NETTER & CO., 34 Pearl st.
Gents' Furnishing Goods. SHOHIL SIMON & CO., $2 Pearl st.
Gun Powder, (Dealers in,) AUSTIN, CARLETON & SMITH, 8 East Colum- bia st.
Gutta Percha Belting, &c., SEYMOUR JEFFERY, 102 Main st.
Groceries, Produce and Commis- sion.
CLARK and CARR, No. 29 Walnut st.
CLARK GEO J. and CO., 37 Walnut st. CONKLIN and BACON, cor. Front and Walnut sts. DENNY and MINOR, 131 West Columbia st. FRAZER JAS. A., 66 and 68 Walnut st. GERARD and CO., northwest corner Pearl and Syca. more sts.
GLENN WM. and SONS, N. E. cor. Walnut and Co- lumbia.
HOLT and CLARK, 127 Walnut st.
HORD OEO. M. and L , 32 Vine st.
JENNINGS, BUTTERFIELD and CLARK, 251 Main street.
McGECHIIN and HAMILTON, S. E. cor. Main and Sixth sts.
MINOR and ANDREWS, S. E. cor. Main and Co- lumbia sts.
MOSLEY W. C., 32 East Pearl st.
POOR and CO. 2.5 Walnut st. SOMMER and MEYER. 36 East Pcarl st. SPINNING and BROWN, 49 West Second st. STEM A. M. and CO .. 49 Waluut st.
[ SWASEY M., cor. Broadway and Columbia sts. TWEED and SIBLEY, 40 Walnut st. WEST and McDOUGAL, 23 Walnut st.
Hams, Bacon and Dried Fruit, JACOB LOUIS and CO., 223 Walnut st. Hardware.
GANO, HOWELL and CO., 132 Walnut st. WAYNE J. L. and SON, 124 Main st. and 23 Ham- mond st.
Hardware and Cutlery, PAPPENHEIMER, DREYFOOS and Co., (Import- ers,) 36 Pearl st.
Hardware, Metals and Tools, HAUSER and MERNA, 192 Main st. WAYNE JOS. W., 196 Main st.
Hats, Caps and Furs,
BAKER D. F., 144 Walnut st. ERWIN S. C. and CO., 149 Main st. WHITCHER W. C. and CO., 139 Walnut st.
Hats, Caps and Furs, Manufactu- rers,
THOMPSON M. F. and CO., 71 Pearl st.
Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods, MEYBERG and HELLMAN, (Importers,) 38 Pearl street.
Hides, Leather, etc.,
BEITMANN CHARLES, 238 Main st. EASTON S., 232 Main st. WOOLLEY, HILL and GERRY, 166 Main st.
Hosiery, Manufacturers, BROWN D. and R., 253 Main st.
House Furnishing Goods, HAUSER and MERNA, 192 Main st.
Hotels,
HENRIE HOUSE, James Watson proprietor. SOUTHGATE HOUSE, F. F. Watson proprietor.
Ink Manufacturers,
JAS J. BUTLER, Agent.
Iron Manufacturers,
CAMPBELL HI. and CO., 19 East Second st.
Jewelry, Watches, etc.,
ALLEN C. and W. H., (Importers,) 117 Main st. HUGHIES and DORLAND, (Importers.) 19 Main st. OSKAMP CLEMENS, (Importer, ) 02 Main st.
Lead Pipe Manufacturers. KEMPER WASHIINGTON, 198 Main st.
Liquors, Manufacturers. STILLE D. P., 32 Columbia st.
Looking Glasses. MELLEN F. and C., 91 Main st.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
DOHERTY CHAS. C. and CO., 56 Pearl st. HAYNES, ANTRAM and CO., 13G Walnut st.
Newspapers.
CINCINNATI DAILY AND WEEKLY GAZETTE, northeast cor. Fourth and Vine sty. CINCINNATI ELEPHANT, (comic,) 140 and 142 Vine st.
... Notions, Importers.
BROWN D. and R., 253 main st
Paints, Oits, Glass, etc. GIBSON ROBERT, 176 Main st.
Paper Hangings.
HOLMES S. & SON. (importers,) 189 Main at. WILLIAMS O. CURRY, (importer) 25 Main st.
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Patent Agents and Inventors. BUSSELL & SMITH.
Pearl Starch, La Boiteaux's. TWEED & SIBLEY, 40 Walnut st.
Plumbers. KEMPER WASHINGTON, 198 Main st.
Portable Flouring Mills, Manu- facturers.
HAMER W. W. & CO., cor. Western Row and Sec- ond sts.
Publishers, Books.
RICKEY, MALORY & CO , 145 Main st.
Publishers, Newspapers! DORY.P., 140 and 142 Vine st. GAZETTE COMPANY, North-east cor. Fourth and Vine sts.
Real Estate Agents.
HUGGINS H., No. 30 W. Third st. RICE and BENEDICT, Vine, near Sixth st.
Rectifying Charcoal. OLIVER D. W., 68 and 70 Water st.
Rolling Mills.
SECHLER & PORTER, agents, 54 West Second st. Saddlery Hardware.
CLARK S. & S. S., importers, 180 Main st. HUNTER, EDMESTON & CO., importers, 168 Main st.
Safe Manufacturers.
1 HALL, CARROLL & CO., 39 West Columbia st. Saw Manufacturers.
FULLERTON W. R., agent. 49 Walnut st. GAGE, PORTER and CO., 49 Walnut st. WOODROUGH and McFARLIN, 15 Walnut st.
Saw Manufacturers, Circular, and Agents for N. S. Norcross' Cireu- Jar Saw Mills. LEE and LEAVITT, 15 Walnut st.
Saw Mills. -
N. G. NORCROSS' patent Circular Saw Mills, 15 Walnut st.
Scale Manufacturers.
HUDDART W. and CO., 6 west Second st. WRIGHT T. W. and CO., 10 west Second st.
SEAL PRESS ENGRAVERS AND MANUFACTURERS. EVANS PLATT, 187 Walnut st.
SHIRT FURNISHING.
LEWIS FREDERICK, (Importer.) 97 Walnut st. SHIRT MANUFACTURERS. LOWMAN J. and BRO., 198 Main st. Sign Painters. RUFFNER H. W., 75 West Third st.
Smut Machine Manufacturer.
HAMER W. W. and CO., cor. Western and Second streets.
Stoves and Holloware.
BAXTER W. D., north-west corner Main and Col umbia sts. VAN and BARRINGER, 179 Main.
Table Cutlery.
MELLEN F. and C., 91 Main st
Tanners and Curriers.
EASTON S., 232 Main st.
Tinware Manufacturers.
STALL and McMEEKIN, 40 West Second st. Tinners' Tools, &c. LAWSON F. H. and CO., 178 Main st.
Tobacconists.
NUELSEN FRANCIS, 233 Main st. OTTEN HENRY, 183 Main st.
Tobacco Agencies.
GRAFFLIN and NORVALL, 46 Walnut st.
Toys and Fancy Goods. SCHULTZ F. and CO., importers, 120 Main st.
Type Foundries.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY, L. T. Wells, Agent. cor. Vine and Longworth sts. FRANKLIN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUN. DRY, R. Allison, Supt., 168 Vine st.
Wash Boards, Rice' Patent. WAYNE JOSEPHI W., 196 Main st.
Water Wheels.
TYLER WATER WHEEL, W. R. Fullerton, ag't, 49 Walnut st.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
ENYART D. A., 42 Walnut st. LABROT A., Importer, 30 Main st. LEVI S. and BROTHERS. 228 Main st. SOMMER and MEYER, 36 East l'earl st.
Wire-Cloth Manufacturers.
BURNET S. G. and CO., 27 Walnut st.
Wood and Willow Ware. TYLOR and BARRETT, cor. Walnut and Front sts., and 51 Columbia st.
Butler's Mercantile, Record, and Copying EXCELSIOR FLUID INKS,
Manufactured by
JAMES J. BUTLER, Agent,
No. 39 Vine St., 2 1-2 Squares South of Burnet House, Cincinnati, O.
ma I make three distinct varieties, differing one from the other only in their degree of fluidity, and designated by the label : Record, for Ledgers and Re- cords only; Mercantile, for Books, Letters and general purposes; Copying. for Letter Press only. These Huids change from a greenish blue to a deep and permanent black color, which no length of time will fade or destroy. These fluid Inks were first of- fered to the public in 1854, since which time there has been awarded them eighteen Diplomas, three Bronze and one Silver Medal. An enumeration of them is deemed unnecessary, as they may be seen at my office. They are largely used in the promi- nent cities and towns of the west and south, and to some extent in eastern cities.
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LANE BODLEY, MANUFACTURERS OF WOOD WORKING MACHINERY CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, 4 AND STEAM ENGINES, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
All kinds of Sash Machinery, Furniture & Chair Maker's Machinery, Hub, Spoke, Felloe, and Wheel Machinery.
LANE & BODLEY'S CIRCULAR SAW MILL combines many improvements of detail and convenience found in no other Mill,- among which may be enumerated the "Elag- tic Cushions " for restricting and controling the lateral motion of the saw, the simultaneous and independent Head Blocks, and the new and unequalled " Friction Feed," which gives the sawyer the most. perfeet control of his mill. These improvements, together with the unusnal strength ' of its parts, beauty of design and excellence of workmanship, are its recommenda- tions.
Also, Shafting and Pullies, bored and turned, accurately, to standard guages, pullies balanced, $8 to $10 per 100 lbs. For detailed description of the above Machinery and prices, address
LANE & BODLEY, Corner John and Water Streets, Cincinnati
610
G. W. HAWES' . INDIANA STATE
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GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
D. B. STILLE, MANUFACTURER OF Domestic Liquors,
NO. 32 COLUMBIA STREET, CINCINNATI, O., i
COMPRISING Port Wine, Madeira Wine, Muscat Wine, Malaga Wine, Ginger Wine, . N. Y. Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Catawba Brandy, Rum, Gin, and East India Bitters. ALSO, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BOURBON, RYE, MONONGAHELA AND RECTIFIED WHISKEYS.
H. CAMPBELL & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
BAR IRON, SHEET IRON, PLOW SLABS, ANGLE IRON, &c., Wareroom No. 19 East Second $1., Cincinnati, O.
WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut Street, between Sixth and Seventh, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
J. W. SWENEY, PROPRIETOR.
J. D. MINOR. ALEX. H. ANDREWS.
MINOR & ANDREWS, WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. S. E. Corner Main and Columbia Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
FRANKLIN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY, 168 Vine Street, bet. Fourth and Fifth,
(R. ALLISON, Supt,) CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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