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KIMBALL FUND.
Donated by David Kimball, of Boston, March 4, 1867. Amount $2,500. 5-6 income for relief of native-born citizens who have never been assisted by the town; 1-6 income for prize to meritorious scholars in public schools.
BEECH-GROVE CEMETERY. Under the supervision of the Selectmen. Caleb S. Choate, Superintendent.
ESTABLISHED IN 1846.
THE "OLD CORNER"
Book, Stationery, Printing, AND PUBLISHING HOUSE,
No. 123 Front, and Nos. 2, 4, and 6, Centre Street, PROCTER'S BUILDING,
Gloucester, Mass.
PROCTER BROTHERS, Proprietors.
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COURTS AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Reuben A. Chapman, Springfield, Chief Justice, Salary, $5,500
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
George C. Wilde, Boston, Clerk of Supreme Judicial Court,
Salary,
3,000
Horace Gray, jr Boston,
Seth Ames, Boston,
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5,000
James D. Colt, Pittsfield,
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5,000
Marcus Morton, Andover,
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5,000
Charles Allen, Boston, Attorney General.
Albert G. Browne, Boston, Reporter.
A. A. Abbott, Peabody, Clerk of the Courts for the County of Essex. (Office in the Court House, Salem.)
George R. Lord, Assistant Clerk.
This Court is held at Salem, on the third Tuesday of April, and first Tuesday of November.
Law and jury term, first Tuesday in November.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Lincoln F. Brigham, Salem, Chief Justice,
Salary, . $4,500
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
Julius Rockwell, Pittsfield,
Salary,
$4,200
Otis P. Lord, Salem,
4,200
Ezra Wilkinson, Dedham,
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4,200
John P. Putnam, Boston,
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4,200
Chester I. Reed, Dedham,
4,200
Charles Devens, jr., Worcester,
4,200
Henry A. Scudder, Boston,
4,200
Francis H. Dewey, Worcester,
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4,200
Robert C. Pitman, New Bedford,
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4,200
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This Court is held for civil business, at Salem, on the first Monday of June and December; at Newburyport, on the first Monday of Sep- tember; at Lawrence, on the first Monday of March; and for crim- inal business, at Salem, on the fourth Monday of January; at Newburyport, on the second Monday of May; and at Lawrence on the first Monday of October.
Edgar J. Sherman, Lawrence, District Attorney for Essex County. Masters in Chancery for Essex County. - George F. Choate, Salem; Edgar J. Sherman, N. W. Harmon, Lawrence; four vacancies.
COURT OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY FOR ESSEX COUNTY.
George F. Choate, Salem, Judge. A. C. Goodell, Salem, Register. E. D. Hines, Danvers, Assistant Register.
5,000
John Wells, Chicopee,
5,000
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The records are kept at the office of the Register, in the Granite Court House, in Salem.
The Probate Court sits as follows:
Salem, first Tuesday in every month; Ipswich, third Tuesday in March and September; Newburyport, third Tuesday in January, Febru- ary, April, June, July, October and December; Gloucester, second Tuesday in April and October; Haverhill, third Tuesday in May and November; Lawrence, second Tuesday in January, February, March, June, September, November and December.
The Court of Insolvency sits in the Insolvency Court-room, in the Granite Court House in Salem, on the second and fourth Mondays of every month except August; in Lawrence and Newburyport, on the same days on which the Probate Court is held in those cities respectively.
County Commissioners. - James Kimball, Salem, Chairman. Term expires, Dec. 1872. J. B. Swett, Haverhill, Term expires, Dec. 1870. Chas. P. Preston, Danvers. Term expires, Dec. 1871.
Special Commissioners. - D. W. Bartlett, Essex ; Amos Poor, jr., West Newbury. Term expires, Jan. 1872.
Clerk of County Commissioners. - A. A. Abbott, Peabody.
Their meetings are held as follows :-
At Ipswich, on the second Tuesday of April; Salem, second Tuesday of July; Newburyport, second Tuesday of October; Lawrence, last Tuesday in August; and, on the fourth Tuesday of December, at Salem, Ipswich, or Newburyport, as Court may determine.
County Treas. - A. W. Dodge, Hamilton. Office, Court House, Salem.
Reg. of Deeds. - Southern Dist., Ephraim Brown, Salem. Office, Court House, Salem. Northern Dist., Gilbert E. Hood, Lawrence. Office, Court House, Lawrence.
Sheriff of Essex County. - Horatio G. Herrick, Lawrence.
Deputy Sheriffs. - Joseph T. Clarkson, Amesbury; E. Kendall Jen- kins, Andover; Chas. H. Adams, Danvers; Ezra Perkins, jr., Essex; Otis Thompson, Geo. W. Boynton, Georgetown; George Lane, Gloucester; David Boynton, Fred. O. Raymond, Haverhill; Joseph Spiller, Ipswich; Chas. E. Goss, Methuen; Alanson Briggs, James M. Currier, Lawrence; Chas. Merritt, Lynn; John Akerman, Jas. W. Cheney, Newburyport; Daniel Potter, John D. Cross, Salem; Stephen Upton, Peabody.
John D. Cross, Jail-Keeper in Salem. John Akerman, Jail-Keeper in Newburyport. Y. G. Hurd, Keeper of House of Correction in Ipswich.
H. G. Herrick, Keeper of Jail and House of Correction, Lawrence.
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Dr. CARPENTER,
Late of Maine, has purchased the residence and located permanently for Practice at
No. 15 Rollins St., Boston. (Leading from No. 1132 Washington St.)
Dr. C. devotes his time and attention exclusively to the scientific treatment and cure of
CHRONIC CATARRH, SCROFULA, and all diseases of the EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS. OFFICE HOURS, from 10 to 4.
SPECIAL NOTICE .- Previous to locating in Boston - with the exception of a few weeks' prac- tise at Salem, Mass .- Dr. C. for the past six years, confined his practice to a few of the Icading cities of Maine; but many and earnest solicitations, from sufferers in Massachusetts and neighboring States, induced him to locate permanently in Boston, which is so situated as to be easily reached from any portion of New England. The Testimonials attached are GENUINE and received NOT from a great distance, but from where they can be easily investigated, as the names and addresses are attached in full. Hundreds of others can be seen at Dr. C.'s residence.
Testimonial of David Bugbec, Esq., of Bangor.
[From the Bangor Whig.]
BANGOR, Feb. 18, 1870.
Being severely afflicted with Chronic Catarrh, I applied to Dr. Carpenter at the Bangor House, in March, 1868, and in jus- tice to Dr. C., and that others may be benefited, I would inform those interested that a course of his treatment cured me of the complaint. No amount of money would induce me to remain in the condi- tion I was in when I consulted the Doctor. D. BUGBEE, No. 5 Kenduskeag Bridge.
Testimonial of Rufus Smith, Esq., of Newburyport, Mass, [From the Boston Journal.]
DR. CARPENTER-Dear Sir : Your treatment restored my hearing. My ears were diseased twenty years and had be- come very deaf indeed. I hear perfectly well now. RUFUS SMITH .. Newburyport, Mass., Jan. 10, 1870. .
From the Gospel Banner, Au- gusta, Maine.
We learn that Dr. Carpenter, the well- known Oculist and Aurist, who has prac- tised so successfully the past six years in this State, is about to locate permanently for practice in Boston. Persons troubled with blindness, deafness, or catarrh, will do well to consult him. We know him personally. He is a gentleman, is well read in his profession, is no humbug or deceiver, and will not as many do, tell the patient he can effect a cure without rea- sonable grounds for his declaration. He wrought many cures in this vicinity and essentially helped others who had suf- fered for years. This is written by the editor of the Banner without solicitatation from any one.
Testimonial of Mrs. Wyer, of Portland, Maine. [From the Portland Press.]
I consulted Dr. Carpenter in 1866, hav- ing been blind a year and a half. Was confined to my room, my health and ner-
vous system exhausted, and was com- pletely discouraged, for six eminent phy- sicians had pronounced me incurable ; but Dr. Carpenter's remedies cured me PER- MANENTLY. My sight was restored and remains good.
MRS. MARY E. WYER. Middle St., Portland, Jan. 2, 1870.
Testimonial of an old and well- known Citizen of Ipswich, Mass.
DR. CARPENTER - My Dear Sir : The course of treatment prescribed by you at Salem proved highly successful. I had been afflicted with Catarrh many years, and had gradually become hard of hear- ing, and my deafness was increasing, but your remedies have cured my deafness. I, can hear as well as before I had any trou- ble, and now I have very little trouble with Catarrh, and think that will soon be entirely cured. Am willing this should be made public, that others may be in- duced to employ you and become cured.
Very Respectfully, yours, JOHN PINDER. Ipswich, Mass., Dec. 19, 1869 .?
From "Boston Journal," Jan- uary 1, 1870.
Our readers will notice that Dr. Carpen-' ter, physician for catarrh and diseases of the eye, ear, throat and lungs, occupies our first page to-day with numerous evi- dences and proofs of his skill and success in practice, that must be convincing even to the most incredulous. Dr. C. is a new comer to Boston, having confined his prac- tice during the past five years mostly to the principal cities and towns of Maine, where the climate is favorable to the con- traction of the worst forms of those dis- eases to which he devotes his attention exclusively. We have examined the " Gospel Banner," of Augusta, the Ban- gor " Whig," the Portland "Press," and other equally reliable Maine papers, from whose columns these testimonials were copied, and have no doubt of their be- ing genuine and reliable, as these papers testify that Dr. C. is a gentleman, a skilful physician, and that his testimonials are genuine, they being personally acquainted
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Deafness, Blindness, Catarrh.
with persons whom he has cured after they have been pronounced incurable by other physicians.
Testimonial of Miss C. F. Cobb, of Augusta. [From the Gospel Banner.]
I was afflicted with diseased eyes scv- eral years, and was fast losing my sight- could see to read or sew a few minutes at a time only - was unable to see across the room in the evening, and my eyes were much inflamed. All I doctored for them was of no benefit, until, by the advice of friends, I consulted Dr. Carpenter, in July, 1867. A course of his treatment cured them perfectly. I have had no re- turn of the disease, and can now see as well as ever. C. F. COBB.
Augusta, March 12, 1869.
· Testimonial of Hon. Z. Collins, of Union, Me.
DR. CARPENTER,- Dear Bir : Learning you arc in Boston, I write for the pur- pose of informing you that the hearing of my son, Leroy Z. Collins, remains per- fectly good. In March, 1865, you cured him of deafness of fifteen years standing, which had increased to that extent that he was obliged to leave his studies and went to a trade. He has resumed his studies, which, without your assistance he never could have done. May you live long, prosper in your profession, and es- pecially cause the deaf to hear, is the de- sire of,
.Yours, very gratefully, Z. COLLINS.
Testimonial of Mr. B. F. Dennis, of Salem, Mass. [From the Salem Gazette.] TO THE PUBLIC .- As a testimonial to the skill of Dr. Carpenter, I would in-
form those interested, that in the year 1864, I placed my son Frank under his care for a dangerous and disagreeable chronic disease of the head, that he had long suf- fered from, and which had impaired both his health and hearing. But I rejoice to say Dr. Carpenter's remedies per- formed a perfect and permanent cure, he having had no return of the disease. The above, with a personal knowledge of many other cures performed, have in- spired me with confidence in Dr. C.'s skill; and I would recommend my friends and the public, who may be in need of medical treatment to apply to him at once. B. F. DENNIS. Salem, Mass., March 1, 1870.
Egy Mr. Dennis is a well-known Piano Forte 'Tuner, and can be seen by those in- terested, at the Book and Music Store of D. B. BROOKS & Bros., Essex Street.
Testimonial of W. F. Morrill, Esq., of Portland. [From the Portland Press. ]
I suffered from discharge of the ear thirty-four years, but I placed myself under Dr. Carpenter's care in 1865, and after applying his remedies two months, my ear was cured and remains so.
W. F. MORRILL, Cor. Congress and Exchange sts. Portland, Me., Jan. 2, 1870.
Testimonial of A. R. Greenough, Esq., Prop. National Hotel, Bangor, Maine. [From the Bangor Whig. ]
Dr. Carpenter cured me of Catarrh that was so severe as to threaten to speedily put an end to my existence, in the year 1865, and I remain cured to this date. Would recommend him to all similar suffercrs.
Bangor, Me., March 5, 1870.
REFERENCES. Dr. C. is kindly permitted to refer to the following persons :-
CAPT. WM. POUSLAND, No. 102 Lafayette Street, Salem, Mass., whom he cured of a very bad case of Catarrh, in 1869.
MRS. JOHN GOULD, of Topsfield, Mass., whom he cured of chronic Deafness, in 1869. MR. W. N. SOULE, of Augusta, Me. (formerly of East Boston, where he is well known), whom he cured of Catarrh in 1865, that was so far advanced as to have been pronounced Consumption. He remains permanently curcd.
MR. J. R. MANSFIELD, No. 11 Nursery st., Salem, whom he cured of Catarrheal Deafness, in 1869.
MR. D. H. SHAHAN (Printer,) 235 Essex st., Salem, whom he cured of Chronic Catarrh, and Inflamed Eyes, ofmany years standing.
CHAS. PERLEY, Ohio St., Bangor, cured of Deafness, from infancy.
HI. A. BROOKS, Esq., No. 22612 Essex St., Salem, of Chronic Inflamcd Eyes.
Dr. C. will upon application, forward free to any address, a copy of the " Boston Journal," which contains, besides six columns of Dr. Carpenter's cures, a full de- scriptive article upon Catarrh, its symptoms and consequences.
W. H. CARPENTER, M. D. .
Residence and Consulting Rooms, 15 Rollins St., Boston, Patients from a distance should take the St. James, Boston Neck, or Norfolk House Horse Cars.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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RICHARDSON SILVER MEDAL ICE CRUSHER FOR ALL WHO USE BROKEN ICE.
PATENTED JUNE 2, 1862.
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& MALLORY.
REFERENCES IN GLOUCESTER :
D. C. & H. BABSON & CO.
NEW ENGLAND FISH CO.
DAVIS HOUSE, JOHN S. ROGERS,
TARR BROTHERS,
PETER SINCLAIR,
STOCKBRIDGE & SMITH, WILLIAM M. PARROTT.
TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY.
PRICES OF MILLS, DELIVERED IN GLOUCESTER :
Largest Size, for Steam Power . $150 00
Common Size, with two wheels, ¿ in general use 60 00
Common Size, with one wheel, § see above cut . 50 00
Medium. a new size for medium business . 35 00
Smallest Size, for Bars, Soda Fountain and Family use 12 50
Manufactured for Richardson Mill Company.
D. W. LOW, Agent.
Improvement Patented June 3, 1868.
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GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
JOSEPH O. PROCTER, INSPECTOR, AND DEALER IN
Dry and Pickled Fish, - ALSO - Fishermen's Outfits & Ships' Stores, COMMERCIAL STREET, - GLOUCESTER, MASS.
B. MADDOCKS & co.
Wholesale Dealers in, and Shippers of,
Pickled and Dry Fish, COD OIL, &C. 10 Commercial Street, - Gloucester, Mass.
SMITH & OAKES,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY & PICKLED FISH,
'- ALSO - FISHERMEN'S OUTFITS AND SHIP STORES, COMMERCIAL ST., - GLOUCESTER.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
PETTINGELL & CUNNINGHAM,
Wholesale Dealers and Shippers in
DRY & PICKLED FISH,
COD OIL, &c., Ship Stores, and Fishing Outfits, FORT WHARF, C. D. PETTINGELL, Ins. of Fish. } N. D. CUNNINGHAM. GLOUCESTER, MASS.
WILLIAM H. WONSON & SON, DEALERS AND CURERS OF
SMOKED
FISH,
Head of the Harbor,
GLOUCESTER, MASS. Also Agents for the American Submerged Pump. WILLIAM H. WONSON. WILLIAM H. WONSON, 3D.
NEW ENGLAND FISH CO.
Successors to A. W. DODD,
Wholesale Dealers in and Shippers of
Fresh Halibut, Codfish, and Haddock,
DODD'S WHARF, DUNCAN'S POINT,
A. W. Bray, Agent. GLOUCESTER, MASS.
Lemuel Friend & Co. FISHERMEN'S OUTFITS,
ALSO DEALERS AND PACKERS IN
Fish of all kinds.
VINCENT POINT, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
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GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
S. STOCKBRIDGE & CO. Wholesale Dealers in and Shippers of FRESH HALIBUT,
COD & HADDOCK.
ORDERS SOLICITED
And promptly filled, and satisfac- tion guaranteed.
Gas Wharf, foot of Duncan Street, Gloucester, Mass. SETH STOCKBRIDGE.
WILLIAM T. SMITH.
SHUTE & MERCHANT
Curers of and Dealers in DRY AND PICKLED Fish, Smoked Halibut, &c. FISH OILS AND VESSELS' OUTFITS, (Head of the Harbor,) ASS.
GLOUCESTE M
TARR & BROTHER,
Wholesale Dealers and Shippers in
Fresh, Pickled, & Dried FISH,
PORGIE AND CLAM BAIT, FISHING OUTFITS,
Cod Liver, Bank, and Straits Oil, Smoked Halibut, &c., FORT HILL WHARF, GLOUCESTER,
JOHN T. HARVEY, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Fresh & Smoked Halibut,
-ALSO - DRY AND PICKLED FISH, AND COD LIVER OIL, FORT WHARF, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
DODD, TARR, & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Dry and Pickled Fish, SMOKED HALIBUT, &c., &c. Fish Oils, and Vessels' Outfits. - ALSO - Railways for Repairing, Painting and Calking Vessels OF ALL KINDS.
All orders promptly filled at the lowest market price the day the order is received.
JAMES G. TARR, DAVID TARR, STEPHEN DODD. $ EAST GLOUCESTER.
A. W. DODD & CO.
DEALERS IN
Straits, Bank & Shore Oils, PURE COD LIVER OIL,
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
CLAM AND PORGIE BAIT. ALSO FISH GUANO. Dodd's Wharf, Duncan's Point, Gloucester, Mass. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
SHERMAN J. CARTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
140 FRONT STREET,
SHERMAN J. CARTER, PROVISION, FRUIT, AND Vegetable Dealer, 140 FRONT ST.
Gloucester, Mass.
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Sausages, &c., &c.
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GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
B. HASKELL & SONS,
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DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR, GRAIN, &c.
HAMS
- ALSO - BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, POULTRY,
Lard, Hams, Eggs, Salt Fish, and Produce of all kinds. Crockery, Glass and Wooden Ware, Nos. 82 & 90 Spring street, - Gloucester, Mass.
JOHN Z. MOORE, LADIES' AND GENT'S Hair Dressing Saloon.
ALSO, DEALER IN Fancy Soaps, Hair Oil, Perfumery, &c. REAR OF POST OFFICE, EAST GLOUCESTER.
A. F. LINDBERG,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Cigars & Tobacco,
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, SNUFF, &c. No. 153 FRONT STREET, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
JOSIAH MAYO, Jr. & SONS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT FISHING LEADS,
AND DEALERS IN
Stoves, Tin Ware, Crockery, Glass and Wooden Ware, Cutlery and Kitchen Furnishing Goods. MATCHES furnished to order. Stove Repairing and Lining to order. Also, deal- ers in Junk, Paper Stock, &c. Pewter furnished to order. JOSIAH MAYO, JR.) 25 MANSFIELD STREET. JOSIAH W. MAYO, EZEKIEL MAYO.
GLOUCESTER.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
CHARLES A. STATEN, DEALER IN Gas, Steam, and Water Pipes. GAS FIXTURES
Of all kinds furnished and put up at short notice. No. 138 Front Street, Gloucester, Mass. All work neatly and promptly executed and warranted.
FALLET DAVIS IL
E. LANE,
Dealer in
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEWING MACHINES,
MACHINE SILKS,
THREADS, NEEDLES, OILS, &c. 104 Front Street, Gloucester, Mass.
WALD
NICHOLAS GANGLOFF, WATERMAN & TOWING.
GAS WHARF,
Foot of Duncan Street, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
Towing, Watering, and Steaming of Ves- sels promptly attended to.
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GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
KINNEAR & ROPPER,
House Ship Painters,
AND DEALERS IN Paints, Oil, Varnish, Window Glass, &c. Commercial St., - Gloucester, Mass. GEORGE KINNEAR. JOHN ROPPER.
DAVIS HOUSE,
150 & 152 Front St., opposite Bank, CAPE ANN, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
ROOMS TO LET BY THE DAY OR WEEK. W. P. DAVIS, . . Proprietor.
C. KARCHER, Fancy Bread & Pastry Baker, CAKES, PIES AND PASTRY, AND BREAD OF ALL KINDS. 9 COMMERCIAL & 150 FRONT, GLOUCESTER,
- MASS.
ALBERT MARCHANT & SON,
Manufacturers
of
SOAP AND CANDLES,
Water Street, Gloucester, Mass.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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J. L. ANDREWS & SONS, CURERS AND DEALERS IN
DRY & PICKLED FISH,
West India Goods and Groceries,
SHIP STORES, FISHING OUTFITS, &C.
STORE AT THE COVE,
LANESVILLE, - - MASS.
GERRING & DOUGLASS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY AND PICKLED
FISH,
OILS, &c., &c.
Also, Groceries and Fishing Outfits.
EAST GLOUCESTER, - - NEXT TO THE FERRY.
GEO. J. TARR, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
PURE COD OIL
FOR CURRIERS' USE.
Also, Cod Liver Oil, FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. ALSO, DEALER IN FISH AND MACKEREL, Fort Point, - Gloucester, Mass.
WILLIAM PARSONS, 2d, & Co., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FISH OF ALL KINDS,
Also Ship Stores, Groceries, &c., &c.
N. B. - We are also prepared to manufacture SAILS of all kinds, and old ones repaired at short notice.
EAST GLOUCESTER, MASS.
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GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
TARR & WONSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT COPPER PAINT.
EAST GLOUCESTER, MASS.
JOSEPH W. NORWOOD, Manufacturer of
FISH OILS
AND FISH GUANO,
POINT ROAD,
E. GLOUCESTER.
WM. N. WONSON & CO. TEAMSTERS.
Orders for all kinds of Teaming and Jobbing solicited, and giving our personal attention to our business, we can warrant satisfaction in all cases.
H. S. WONSON'S COAL WHARF, Near the Square, E. GLOUCESTER.
BENJ. K. STACEY, Painter, Plain and Decorative Paper Hanger,
AND DEALER IN
PAPER-HANGINGS, PAINTS, OIL, VARNISH, WINDOW GLASS, &C., &C.
Windows and Blinds on hand or furnished to order.
62 Front Street (up stairs), Gloucester, Mass.
GRIFFIN, CALL, & CO. House & Sign Painters & Grainers
Orders for Paper Hanging promptly attended to. DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, PUTTY, AND BRUSHES Of all kinds. SASHES and BLINDS constantly on hand, and furnished to order. Also, a large assortment of ROOM PAPER AND BORDERS.
Shop, 39 Washington St., opposite Washington Square, GLOUCESTER.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
W. F. HILTON, HORSE SHOER,
Mansfield Street, Gloucester.
Particular attention given to the Shoeing of Private Driving Horses.
DAVID M. HILTON,
Teaming & Boarding
STABLE, Rear of 157 Front Street, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
JAMES L. BOTT,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESSES, WHIPS, ROBES, Blankets, Nets, &c., Western Avenue, opp. Front Street, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
Harnesses made to order at short notice. Repairing done with neatness and despatch.
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DAVID H. LANE,
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND SWISS
Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, and Fancy Goods, 106 Front Street, GLOUCESTER, MASS. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired.
GLOUCESTER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE,
Under the Cape Ann National Bank.
CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000.
- This Company Insures against Fire, Marine and Inland Risks, not exceeding $5,000 on any one risk.
WILLIAM A. PEW, President. JAMES DAVIS, Secretary.
S. E. WILLIAMS & CO.
DEALERS IN
I C E
ICE
OFFICE,
144 Front Street, -
Gloucester.
ALL ORDERS LEFT AS ABOVE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
LEIGHTON'S
Boston and Gloucester
EXPRESS.
OFFICE IN GLOUCESTER, 162 FRONT ST. OFFICE IN BOSTON, - - 8 & 10 COURT SQUARE. no Goods forwarded to all parts of the country.
K. W. ELWELL, MANUFACTURER OF
GLASS ADVERTISING TABLETS AND SHOW CARDS.
GILDING, BRONZING, PEARL, AND GLASS WORK, DONE TO ORDER. Orders solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. 99 FRONT ST., GLOUCESTER, MASS.
EBEN H. LUFKIN, BLACKSMITH.
Horse Shoeing, Carriage Work, and Jobbing.
WESTERN AVENUE, GLOUCESTER.
F. S. ANDREWS, BOOT & SHOE DEALER,
At the Square, EAST GLOUCESTER.
Ladies' and Gents' Boots made to order, and repairing neatly done.
A share of patronage solicited.
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GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
DAVID G. ALLEN, DEALER IN
SOFT & HARD WOOD LUMBER,
Clapboards, Shingles, Laths, Cedar Posts, &c. DOORS, SASHES AND BLINDS. LIME, CEMENT, BRICKS, HAIR, HARDWARE, &c. WHARF, BEACH STREET, - - GLOUCESTER, MASS.
SWETT & CO.
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, BARRELS, HOOPS, HAY,
STRAW, BRICK, LIME, CEMENT, POTATOES, BEANS, &c.
Wharf on Commercial St., near the Fort,
GLOUCESTER, MASS.
PRINCIPAL HOUSE, No. 14 BROAD STREET,
J. A. SWETT, ) W. A. SWETT, S
BANGOR, Me. S D. W. SWETT, J. M. SWETT.
W. P. RUST, DEALER IN Beef, Pork, Mutton, LAMB, HAM, POULTRY & VEGETABLES, Front, cor. Washington St., AND Washington, cor. Orohard St., GLOUCESTER, MASS.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
SAMUEL K. FRIEND, JR.
A
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER AND WHEELWRIGHT. Carriages of every description made to order. SPRING STREET (Grover's Wharf), GLOUCESTER, MASS.
JOHN PROCTER,
DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Center's Block, 126 Front St.,
GLOUCESTER, Mass.
WILLM. P. DOLLIVER, AUCTIONEER
AND
Insurance
Agent,
45 FRONT ST., GLOUCESTER, MASS.
STEPHEN P. ANDREWS, MANUFACTURER OF GRANITE MONUMENTS, Tablets, &c. ALSO DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Rough and Hammered Granite, AND GROCERIES, Store land Office, Railroad Ave., near the Depot, GLOUCESTER, MASS. All orders promptly attended to, and at low prices.
SAIL
E. L. ROWE. MAKER. Sails, Tents, Awnings, WAGON COVERS, &c., MADE TO ORDER. Friend's Wharf, foot of Pearce St., GLOUCESTER, MASS.
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GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
E. L. COOK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
JAPAN, PUTTY, GLASS, SASHES, BLINDS, &c. No. 43 Spring St. & Duncan's Point. HOUSE, SHIP, AND SIGN PAINTING. GLOUCESTER, MASS.
ANTHONY DUCLOW,
ALLEN ST., GLOUCESTER,
Stevedore & Teaming.
All kinds of
-OR-
LIGHT TRUCKING,
-AND-
TEAM WORK
FAITHFULLY DONE.
McVARISH & WHITE, SHIP CARPENTERS & BOAT BUILDERS
All kinds of Boats built to order. Also, Job- bing and Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
4 Central Wharf, Gloucester, Mass. Daniel McVarish. Charles White,
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTIC HOUSE,
W. W. SHERBURNE, PROPRIETOR,
Corner of Washington and Front Streets,
- Gloucester,
WITHIN TWO MINUTES WALK OF THE BEACH.
The Proprietor, thankful for past favors, solicits a continuance of the same. Particular attention paid to excursionists. Four trains of cars daily from and to Boston.
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