The Louisville directory to which are annexed lists of the municipal and bank officers, list of the various societies and corporations, of Louisville, 1843-44, Part 16

Author: Collins, Gabriel
Publication date: 1843
Publisher: [S.l.] : A.S. Tilden, printer
Number of Pages: 504


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Bells, and Brass Work, of every description.


Machinery of all kinds lifted up,


Anchors, Chain Cables, and every species of hea. vy or light Blacksmith work.


Gowans and McGee, while acknowledging for. mer favors respectfully solicit a continuation of pub- lic patronage to their extended establishment, as- suring those who may employ them that every exer- tion will be used to give satisfaction.


Foundry on Water street, between Eighth and Ninth.


GEO. GOWANS. JAS. McGEE. GEORGE AINSLIE.


Louisville, 1833.


N. B. All kinds of Scale Beams and weighing instruments made and repaired.


WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE.


KENTUCKY BRASS AND BELLE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.


On Mam, between 8th and 9th Streets.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


JOSHUA J. HAIR,


BLOCK AND PUMP-MAKER, AND BOAT-BUILDER.


Waterstreet, between Eight and Ninth,


Constantly on hand Blocks, Pumps, Oars, Spars, S.c. &c. Iron work done at the shortest notice.


PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON RAILING HOUSE WORK,


and all kinds of Blacksmith work done at the short-


est notice, by H. RUHL,


Shop on Main, above fifth street.


Iron Railing done at the Cincinnati prices or as low as any wrought Railing made this side of the Mountains.


Iron awning frames made and put up at the short- est notice. H. R.


W. H. DAVISON,


FANCY WINDSOR CHAIR MANUFACTURER.


Second street, between Main and Market.


Steamboats and Hotels furnished to order at the shortest notice, upon reasonable terms. Old Fur niture neatly repaired.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


EDWIN J. CLARK,


Sign, House, and Steam-boat Painter,


Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, over J. Patterson's Lock Factory.


P. ROTHMAN & J. RUPPEL


NEW DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,


SCOURING AND MENDING.


On Fourth treet between Market and Jefferson.


Dyers of all Fancy colors, of Silk, Cotton, and Woollen of every description, Merinos, Shawls, Veils, Cloth, Feathers, &c. &c.


Goods will be received by Nold on 5th between Main and Market street or at the office.


PETER SMITH: WM: BURKHARDT SMITH & BURKHARDT,


FLOUR AND WHISKEY STORE, AND DEALERS


IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,


Main, between 2nd and 3d-south side.


P. McCAHILL & CO.,


AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


No. 35 Market street, Louisville Ky. 28


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JOHN DIVEN,


(Successor to Martin, Hall, & Co.)


SADDLERY, HARNESS MOUNTINGS, AND COACH TRIMMINGS IN ALL THEIR BRANCHES.


Saddlery and Shoemaker's Leather, and manufac- urer of travelling Trunks, &c. &c, 1


Main street, five doors below Fourth.


WM. C. DODGE. JOHN HAWKINS. DODGE & HAWKINS.


MANUFACTURER OF FASHIONABLE CAB- NI TWARE, UPIIOLSTERY, CHAIRS, AND VENETIAN BLINDS.


No. 109, Fourth street, between Market and Jefferson.


JAMES W. GARRISON. SODA MANUFACTORY.


Bullitt street, near Main.


E. & J. TESCHEMACHER.


LITHOGRAPHERS.


Third street near Post Office. A


Maps, plans, and business cards, labels, checks, bill-heads, bills of lading, price currents, circulars, fac-similes and drawings of every description neatly executed.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


GEORGE W. RANSOM.


SIGN, HOUSE, AND IMITATIVE PAINTER & PAPER


HANGER.


Third street next to the Post Office.


J. R. HOLMES. 1


VENETIAN BLIND, UPHOLSTERY, CHAIR AND i


CABINET MANUFACTORY.


Third Cross street, betn. n Main and Market.


Venetian Blinds of the la 'st fashions : Matresses of Curled IIair, Moss and fusk, Pew Chair Cush- ions in Moreen, &c. Pews in Churches lined and Stuffed ; also, Steamboat Matresses made upon the most accommodating terms. '


S. GRIFFITH, DENTIST,


Office on Jefferson street, between 4th and 5th. *


Takes pleasure in informing the public that he is in possession of anewly discovered method for the cure of ToothAche, by destroying the nerve, with- out producing the least pain, and at the same time leaving the Tooth in so healthy a condition that it "can be preserved for years.


No other Dentist in the State is in possession of this remedy, and it is guaranteed to give entire sat- sfaction.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


T. & L. THOMPSON. 1


MARBLE MANUFACTURERS AND CABINET MAKERS


WHOLESALE & RETAIL FURNISHING STORE.


Fifth street, neur Main.


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CLOTHING EMPORIUM.


Corner of Market and Fourth streets.


Where at all times will be found a general assort- ment of clothing, cloths, cassimeres, of the latest style and fashion.


BOLTON & WHELAN.


DR. J, N. OVERSTREET.


Four doors north of Market on third street.


BOTANIC AND PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.


Where his old customers and the public generally may be accommodated with Thomsonian and Bo- tanic Medicines and Books.


Also-Dr. J. N. Overstreet's celebrated Stimula- ting Liniment prepared by himself, with a variety of other compounds of his own manufacture.


He invites his old customers to call on him when they may want articles in his line.


He also offers his Professional services to the citizens of Louisville and vicinity.


DR. J. N. OVERSTREET.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


CASSEDAY & RANNEY,


1 IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN QUEENSWARE, CHINA, GLASS, HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.


They keep constantly on hand, a / full assortment of the above articles.


Main, between 3rd and 4th streets.


ANDREW T. HETH. ISAAC N. HALBERT . HETH & HALBERT,


WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND COMMISSION


MERCHANTS.


Corner of Main and Third streets.


A. McBRIDE,


ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.


East side Preston between Greene and Walnut.


J. BROWN, 4


HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,


Imitator of Wood and Marble-Glazier and Paper Hanger.


East side 3rd, between Market and Jefferson.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


CYRUS H. BENT.


CLAUDIUS DUVALL'


BENT & DUVALL.


RETAIL DEALERS IN


FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL, CLOTHIS, BOCKINGS, &C.'


And Steamboat Goods generally.


Main, 4th door below 3rd street.



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WOOD CARVING,


JAMES GIBBS,


House, Steamboat and Ornamental Carver, Brook street, Louisville, Ky.


Country orders executed with neatness and de- spatch.


T. H. HARRISON.


!PAPER HANGER.


Respectfully inform his friends and the public that he is always prepared to execute orders in hi line upon the shortest notice and upon the most rea sonable terms.


He may always be found at Harrison's cigar store on 3d, between Market and Jefferson.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


OLD LIGHT HOUSE,


GEO. II. BLASS, PROPRIETOR. Lunches every day, and the best of Liquors.


LEWIS BEALS,


Second street opposite Galt House.


Where he manufactures varnish and keeps it con- stantly for sale, wholesale and retail.


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Ile also repairs and varnishes neatly old furniture at the shortest notice, and upon the most reasonable terms.


GEORGE S. HAMPTON.


CARPENTER & JOINER.


North side Market ncar 7th,


Where he would be pleased to see his friends call, as he is always prepared to do work in his line with neatness, despatch, and upon the most reasonable terms for cash.


JOIIN SPEAKER.


CARPENTER, JOINER & HOUSE MOVER.


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West side Ist between Market and Jefferson.


N. B. Always prepared to attend to business, in his line, with promptness and upon the most mod- erate terms for cash.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


NICIIOLAS O. TOY. HOUSE PAINTER, & GLAZIER,


South side Market between Ist and 2nd strects.


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WVM. W. CRAWFORD.


Saddle, Harness, and Trunk manufacturer.


North side Main between 3d and 4th.


JAMES HOBBS, GENERAL AGENT ..


No. 99, 4th street near Jefferson.


At Dr. B. Brandreth's pill office.


Also for-Dr. Samuel Newington's Pills, can be had at wholesale and retail.


LOUISVILLE SNUFF MANUFACTORY.


J. F. BAST.


South side Market between 2nd and 3d.


Where he keeps constantly on hand. Tobacco & Cigars of the best quality, Also, fine --


Maccabee, Holland Rappec,


French Course, St. Omer,


St. Vincent, Scotch,


All of the very best qualities, which he will sell at wholesale rates or retail, at lower prices than at any other manufactory in the western country,


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ADVERTISEMENTS. .


. H, GILL.


BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER, AND BLANK BOOK


MANUFACTURER.


Still continues to execute all orders in his line with neatness and despatch-Bindery, over Kellogg & Co, Paper warehouse No. 55 Wall street. Terms low.


SRS PATENT


CINTA VATI.O


FANIMENS.DAVIN


D. L. STILES.


NO. 62, Main, between 5th and 6th streets.


WHOLESALE DEALER IN STOVES, GRATES, COMMON HOLLOW WALD, AND TIN WARE.


A. large supply of the celebrated Cooking Stove, called Buck's Patent represented by the above cut. This stove has now become known and is used by 29


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


numbers of persons, in this and the neighboring cities, all of whom deelare themselves delighted with its operations: the construction of the oven is the great dissideratum gained by this stove, it is so con- structed as to give an oven the entire size of the body and hearth of the stove, with reverberatory flues, causing the sides, tops and bottom of the oven to become equally and uniformly heated, by which bread, without being turned, will bake on all sides alike, as perfectly as can be done in a brick oven.


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Also the latest patterns of the improved Premium Franklin,parlor and 10 plate stoves, and manufactur- or of Bosworth's Patent Heat Retainer, a new and much approved stove, on the Air tight principle, which is highly recommended.


EVARTS 4. BLISS,


MANUFACTURERS OF CABINET WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.


Third, between Main and Market streetz.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE LOUISVILLE PUBLIC ADVERTISER,


IS PRINTED AND PUBLISHED IN LOUISVILLE KY.


At No. 52 Wall street.


HI. C. POPE, EDITOR.


Wechly, on a double Royal sheet, at 93 per ann. six months. 1,50


Daily paper on an Imperial sheet, 5,00


By the week, 10 cts.


One month, 50


The cheapest penny paper in the Union. Circu- lation equal to any paper in the City.


DRAPIER & CO., PUBLISHERS.


JOB PRINTING.


Wm. II. Johnston at the above establishment, is prepared to execute every variety of Book and Job- Printing, upon terms lower than any other office in the city.


CHAS. C, GREEN.


BOARDING HOUSE KEEPER.


Market street, south side, between 3d and 4th streets.


Transient persons accommodated by the day or week.


BENJ. J. HARRISON.


BOARDING HOUSE.


South cast corner 2d and Jefferson.


His house is airy and comfortable and his table furnished with best the market affords.


Price: moderate to suit the times.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


W. C. BUCK,


No. 47, Wall street,


Publisher of Baptist Banner and Western Pion- cer-Price $2 per annum, in advance.


Also-Has on band a large lot of the Baptist Hymn Book and other Baptist Publications.


LOUISVILLE DAILY AND WEEKLY WHIG. .


Published by Hull Monsarrat & Co.


No. 47, Wall street,


Daily issued every morning at $5 per year .- Weekly every Saturday at $1,50.


N. H. WHITE,


BOOK AND FANCY JOB PRINTER. North side Market street. between 3d and th. (Three doors above the Bank,) Is prepared to execute every description of letter press printing, on the most reasonable terms.


0- Cards, Circulars, &c. executed in a few hours notice.


WM. COZENGER, 2


CIGAR MANUFACTURER.


North side Main, between 2nd and 3rd.


Ilas constantly on hand and for sale, upon the most reasonable terms, cigars of the very best qual- ities, also Tobacco and snuff of various descriptions and of good qualities and upon reasonable terms.


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SOLOMON HART'S. FASHIONABLE READY-MADE


CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 10, Market street,


Has constantly on hand a general assortment of ctothing of his own make, made and trimmed in the neatest manner, at prices lower than any establish- ment in the west.


Also,-Shirts, Hosiery, Hats, &c., &c, for cash only.


PUBLIC HOUSE.


BYM. LEACH.


On Market street, between 5th and 6th, North side.


A large stable is connected with the house, mak- ing it more desirable for Travellers. They may rest assured that every attention shall be paid to them and their horses and at as low rates as in the city.


Man and horse per day, $1,12 }


P. S. The subscriber keeps constantly on hand and for hire, saddle horses, horses and buggys and Carriages, in general at as low prices as at any oth- er establishment of the kind in the city. Stable on fifth between Main and Market streets.


M. LEACH. Proprietor.


J. V. W. SMITII, UNDERTAKER.


Corner of Market and Seventh streets.


Coffins, Shrouds, Hearses, Carriages and other Funeral appendages furnished at the shortest notice.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTICE TO FARMERS.


LOUISVILLE PLOUGH AND WAGGON MANUFACTORY. -


The subscribers most respectfully inform the farmers, that they still carry on the above business, on the south west corner of 8th and Main, where they will be happy to see their old friends and cus- tomers. The quantity of ploughs now on hand, and the superior workmanship, cannot fail to be worthy. the attention of all those wishing to purchase the Peacock and Rounder Ploughs.


' We have at this tfine a fine assortment, comprising Nos. 1 2 3 5 6 7 and 9, and continue to manufacture right and left handed ploughs-all of which are made with high Beams and warranted not to choke in grass or weeds.


Ploughs made to order, with or without coulters and cutters, old ploughs neatly repaired, new shares to old stocks, and shares laid and sharpened,


We would respectfully call the attention of all those wishing to purchase good ploughs to give us a call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere,


A liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers. All orders thankfully received and punctually attend- ed to. DUNN & HAMSLEY.


. JOHN M. MILBOURNE,


DRAPER AND TAILOR,


Fourth street, between Market and Jefferson, opposite the Me - thodist Episcopal Church.


Where he mayalways be found ready to attend to all orders the public may favor him with. His work shall be done as neatly. and as promptly, and upon as moderate terms as at any other establishment in the city. He is in receipt of all the latest fashions


INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.


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Page.


Abbott, J. P.


. vii


Ainslie, George,


. ix


Baker, B. F.


· iii


Bast, J. F.


xviii


Bent Cyrus H.


· xvi


Beals, Lewis


. xvii


Bettison; J. R.


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i


Blass, Geo. H.


· xvii


Bolton and Whelan


. xiv


Boone Foundry


ix


Brown, J.


XV


Burkhardt, Wm.


. xi


Buck, Win. C.


. xxii


Bent and Duvall


. xvi


Casseday and Ranney


.


XV


Chaffin & Co.


.


ii


Clark, Edwin J.


. xi


Collingridge, Wm.


ix


Cozenger Wm.


· xxii


Cragg, T. P. and T. Cragg


· vii


Crawford, Wm. W.


xviii


Davison, Wm. H.


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x


Dunn & Hamsley


. xxiv


Dodge, Wm. C.


. xii


Dodge and Hawkins


· xii


Diven, John


· xii


Drapier & Co.


· XXI


Duc, F Le


V


Duvall, Claudius


xvi


Emporium, Clothing


, xiv


Evarts & Bliss


. XX


Garrison, James W.


xii


Gibbs, James


. XVI


Gill, I.


xix


Cowans, Geo.


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ix


Grant, F. .


. iv


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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.


Page.


Green, Chas. C.


· XXI


Griffith, S.


. xiii


Gwathmey, B. H.


i


Hair, Joshua J.


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Halbert, Isaac N.


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XV


Hampton, Geo. S.


. xvii


Harrison, Benj. I.


· XXI


Harrison T. H.


· xvi


Hawkins. John


. xii


Heth and Halbert,


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XV


Heth. Andrew T.


.


XV


Heery, Charles


. iv


Hobbs, James


xviii


Holmes, J. R.


. xiii


Kendall, Mrs. E.


.


vi


Laviolette, Chas.


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vi


Leach. M.


· xxiii


McBride


XV


McCahill, P.


xi


McGee, Jas.


. 1x


McGrath and Smith


iii


Mead, H.J.


viii


Morris, A. and J.


vii


Nugent Eugene


iii


Overstreet, Dr. J. N.


. xiv


Patterson, John .


.


viii


Pierce & Co.


. iii


Ransom, Geo. W. .


xiii


Richardson, P. J. and J. F. .


i


Richey, Mrs. J. B. .


vi


Rothman P. &. J. Ruppel


.


xi


Root, A. W.


ii


Rust. John


vi


Ruhl II.


.


x


Smith and Burkhardt


xi


Smith, Peter ·


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xi


Sales, D. S.


. xix


Speaker, John


· xvii


Teschmacher, E. and J.


. xii


Thompson, T. and L.


. xii


White, N. H. ·


. xxii


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