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Work done at short notice and in a neat and satisfactory manner.
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SPRING & CARNEY, SHING
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ERS
No.172 Bridge cor. Washington St.
SALEM MASS
MANUFACTURERS OF
COFFINS AND CASKETS, 172 Bridge St., cor. Washington St. A large assortment of Habits and Robes, of new and beautiful patterns, constantly on hand. Black Walnut Coffins and Caskets finished in Wax or Oil when ordered.
A. & D. LORD, Market Wharf, rear Ropes' Stove Store, Front St., Salem, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Marble Monuments, GRAVESTONES, Tablets, &c. ALSO,
SOAPSTONE WORK DONE TO ORDER. MICA SLATE constantly on hand.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
333
GEORGE L. HODGKINS,
DEALER IN
HYSON
TEA
CHOICE Family Groceries,
Crockery, Glass, and Earthen Ware. NO. 45 PLEASANT STREET, SALEM.
T. J. GIFFORD & CO., CARPENTERS and BUILDERS,
8 X10
18 X12
AND MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, Mouldings and Brackets, Of all Patterns, constantly on hand, or made to order from BLACK WALNUT, CHESTNUT,
Or other Fancy Woods, for House finish, in as good style, and cheap, as can be furnished by any other es- tablishment in the State. Also,
Turning and Sweep Sawing, STAIR BUILDING. Mill, rear of Carpenter Street, SALEM, MASS.
Bousley & Moulton, PHOTOGRAPHERS, Everything pertaining to the Photographic Art may be had at 256 1-2 ESSEX ST., opp. Barton Sq, Church. N. C. BOUSLEY. ' SALEM, MASS. J. S. MOULTON.
J. W. & J. S. MOULTON, PUBLISHERS OF STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, - AND - LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHERS, 256 1-2 ESSEX ST., opp. Barton Sq. Church, SALEM, Mass.
334 SALEM DIRECTORY. .
DANIEL B. LORD, JR., GAS,
Steam and Water Piping,
ALSO AGENT FOR
Miner's Patent Street Lanterns.
PLUMBING
In all its Branches.
ALSO DEALER IN
GAS FIXTURES, BURNERS, &c. Orders by Mail or otherwise promptly attended to.
Rubber Packings, Rubber Hose, Hose Pipe, Sprinklers & Couplings,
LAMP POSTS and LANTERNS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
All Work executed in a workmanlike manner,
And Warranted. DANIEL B. LORD, Jr., 12 SEWALL ST., SALEM, And Mil, opp. Symonds' Hotel, Peabody. Residence, 5 Andover St., Peabody.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 335
CHARLES A. ROPES,
DEALER IN
Flour, Grain, Meal,
Fine Feed, Shorts, Hen Feed, Provisions, Lard,
BEANS, DRIED APPLES, NEW-YORK REFINED SUGARS, CEMENT, POTASH, CODFISH, AND MACKEREL.
218, 220 and 222 Derby St., Salem.
ALSO, AGENT FOR
Regular Line of Packets
FOR NEW-YORK.
Vessels Procured for other Ports.
336 SALEM DIRECTORY.
JOSEPH S. FOSTER, DEALER IN
CHOICE GROCERIES,
FRESH
ALSO
TEAS.
Crockery, Glass, and Hardware, Together with a general assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS. 49 NORTH ST., SALEM, Mass.
NATHANIEL H. BROOKS, Dealer in WEST INDIA GOODS AND HYSON GROCERIES. TEA CHOICE TEAS, AND SUPERFINE FLOUR. No. 8 BROWN STREET, SALEM, Mass.
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Eben Jackson, DEALER IN BEEF PORK, LARD, .HAM, Poultry and Vegetables, 66 HARBOR ST SALEM.
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T. N. COVELL; PHOENIX Oyster House,
1 & 2 Phoenix Bldg., Cor. Front and Lafayette Street,
SALEM, Mass.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 337
AUGUSTUS T. BROOKS, DEALER IN
Flour, Grain, Meal, Feed, HARD and SOFT COAL, 117 Derby St., head of Central Wharf, Salem.
E. K. NOYES & CO., DEALERS IN
West India Goods and Groceries, TEAS, FLUID, KEROSENE, FLOUR and PRODUCE, ICKLE 6 and 8 Front St., SALEM, . . . MASS.
JOSEPH WALLIS, DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, FEATHERS, &c., OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, No. 23 CENTRAL STREET, SALEM, MASS .. EVERY ARTICLE IS WARRANTED TO BE AS REPRESENTED.
HENRY J. PRATT & CO., DEALERS IN DRUGS, CHEMICALS, HERBS, TRUSSES, AND PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, H. J. PRATT, 137 ESSEX ST., Corner of Liberty Street. G. F. ROPES. S MANUFACTURERS OF ROCHELLE POWDERS.
MISS A. E. LANE, FASHIONABLE Cloak & Dress Maker, No. 1 CENTRAL, cor. Essex St., SALEM, Mass.
S. E. HUTCHINSON, Ladies' Funishing Goods, 141 Essex St., SALEM, MASS,
Dresses and Outside Garments Cut, Made and Trimmed in the Latest Styles.
Special attention paid to the Fitting of SKIRTS and CORSETS.
338 SALEM DIRECTORY.
ANTON LIEBSCH, SAIL-MAKER, AND MANUFACTURER OF
Tents, Awnings, Wagon Coverings, &c. 7 DERBY WHARF, SALEM.
(EF ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
GILMAN ANDREWS, Express Wagon Manufacturer, 27 Beach St., opp. Carltonville Depot, SALEM, MASS.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Tires re-set with West's American Tire Setter, without removing the bolts or injuring the paint, and at one-half the old price.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT D. F. MCNEAL'S, REAR OF HUBON BLOCK, SALEM, MASS.
D. F. MCNEAL Is the Agent for this Pipe, and is prepared to execute the work at short notice and on reasonable terms. All orders left rear Hubon Hall; No. 7 Brown Street Court, or at I. P. HARRIS', 6 St. Peter Street, will be promptly attended to. RESIDENCE, No. 7 BROWN STREET COURT, SALEM.
J. M. ROGERS, Pattern & Model Maker. Sweep Sawing & Turning. 31 LIBERTY ST., SALEM.
HOYT
Also, Jackson's Saddle Trees.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 339
SALEM GLUE FACTORY.
501 Essex Street, SALEM, MASS.
Cash paid for all kinds of Hide Scraps.
J. PERLEY,
BOOKBINDER,
2 ST. PETER ST., SALEM.
D. T. CLIFFORD, MERCHANT TAILOR. Chambers: No. 182 ESSEX ST., opp. CENTRAL ST., SALEM.
T. MORGAN, Monuments and Gravestones, AND ALL KINDS OF Marble Work. 223 DERBY ST., SALEM.
JOHN NICHOLS, Shipsmith & Jobbing Blacksmith, 45 UNION STREET, SALEM. IF ALL WORK PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY DONE.
Salem Dye-House, No. 31 NORTH STREET, SALEM, Mass.
Ladies' and Gents' Garments, of all descriptions, dyed all colors, at short notice. Particular attention paid to dyeing articles of MOURNING. Bonnets and Hats bleached, colored, and pressed for Milliners, in the latest fashion. Gents' Clothing colored or cleansed without being ripped. Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, and Shawls, cleansed, and colors much improved. Also, Feather Beds cleansed and renovated. ** All orders left with the Agents punctually attended to. Goods taken from and returned to any part of the city. SAMUEL ROLES, Jr., Proprietor.
AGENTS FOR RECEIVING GOODS : M. D. Brackett, Swampscott; J. Bulfinch, Chestnut St., Lynn; B. Chase, Broad St., Lynn ; W. T. Webster, 9 Exchange St., Lynn; L. M. Austin, 164 Market St., Lynn; Wm. Chase, 4 Taylor's Building, Lynn; A. E. Woodley, Broad St., Lynn; R. F. Marden, 153 Wash- ington St., Marblehead; J. L. Morse, Beverly; Perley & Currier, North Danvers; E. G. Collins, 3 Water St., Haverhill; Mrs. Hyde, 36 Main St., Peabody; E. S. Howard, Washington, cor. Main St., Peabody ; Miss Freeman, 45 Harbor St., Salem.
340 SALEM DIRECTORY.
C. E. BROWN & CO. HOUSE, SHIP, AND SIGN PAINTERS, Glaziers, Grainers and Paper Hangers, Ceilings and Walls Colored or Whitened ALL KINDS OF WOOD FILLED AND POLISHED. DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS AND PUTTY, SLATE BLACKBOARDING for Schools and other purposes done at short notice and at reasonable rates. CHARLES E. BROWN. } 13 CENTRAL ST., Salem, Mass. DAVID A. KNIGHT.
IVORY QUINBY,
HAMS
DEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES, And Finest Grades of Tea. Fruit, Confectionery, &c. 239 ESSEX ST.
PHIPPEN & KELLEY, PLUMBERS, AND DEALERS IN Water Closets, Bath Tubs, Bath Boilers. BRASS COCKS, & PLUMBING MATERIALS GENERALLY. Also Galvanized Iron Pipe of all Kinds. NO. 71-2 BOSTON STREET, SALEM, Mass.
C. H. PHIPPEN.
JOHN KELLEY.
Work neatly and promptly executed and Warranted.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 341
BRUCE & COPELAND, ARCHITECTS,
Room 4 NORTHEY'S BUILDING, SALEM, MASS.
R. P. BRUCE. G. A. COPELAND.
EDWIN R. IDE.
DEALER IN Carpetings, Upholstery Goods, Window Shades, &c. No. 229 ESSEX ST., SALEM, Mass.
THOMAS GORMAN, CARPENTER
AND
BUILDER, 145 Derby St., Salem, Mass. Jobbing of every description promptly attended to.
342 CHAMBERLAIN & HARRIS,
DEALERS IN West India Goods, Choice Teas, Coffees, &c. Wholesale and Retail. 24 Front St., cor. of Derby Square.
Samuel Henderson, DEALER IN Sole Leather, Calf Skins, AND SHOE FINDINGS, Boot Uppers, Fronts, Backs, Footings, and F(X)KG. Also, Boots and Shoes made to order, and Repairing of all kinds. 37 Brown St., Salem.
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P. T. Ballard,
Clairvoyant Physician,
William C. Semons, manufacturer of CIGARS. Wholesale and Retail dealer in
NO. 3% NEWBURY ST., (Over Estes' Fruit Store, near the Common. SALEM, Mass. OFFICE HOURS Every Afternoon.
Tobacco, Pipes, Snuff, and Smokers Articles, 27 North St. SALEM.
Simon Stodder, DEALER IN BEEF, PORK, LARD, HAM, And Groceries of all kinds. 41 NORTH ST., NORTH SALEM.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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JAMES CLARK, HORSE SHOER, AT THE OLD STAND, WEST PLACE, SALEM.
KEF Particular attention given to Lame and Interfering Horses.
E. D. LORING & CO., CARRIAGE-MAKERS & WHEELWRIGHTS, 5 WEST PLACE, Entrance from Essex or Church Sts. SALEM, Mass.
CHARLES A. HOBBS, DEALER IN
FRESH TEAS.
CHOICE GROCERIES, 391 ESSEX ST., SALEM.
All Goods sold at this store warranted as represented. Goods delivered free of charge in any part of the city.
LILLIS & WHITE,
28 LIBERTY STREET, . . SALEM. HORSE SHOEING, MACHINE FORGING, AND CARRIAGE-SMITHS.
JOHN TUTTLE, Harness Maker, Manufacturer and Dealer in
CARRIAGE, EXPRESS, AND Light Harnesses, And everything usually found in a Har- ness Maker's Shop.
36 Boston Street, Salem.
J. A. & W. S. LORD, MANUFACTURERS
And Commission Dealers in UPPER LEATHER, AND INNERSOLING. Nos. 13 & 15 South St., BOSTON. Tannery at Salem, rear of 180 Federal St.
GEORGE STONE, MASON and CONTRACTOR, BRICKLAYING, WHITENING, PLASTERING, And Job Work of all kinds attended to. 22 GROVE ST., . . . SALEM.
344 SALEM DIRECTORY.
CHARES PERKINS, MASON.
Personal attention paid to all jobs of BRICKLAYING, PLASTERING, And WHITEWASHING. Also, special attention devoted to laying
Drain Pipe. SHOP, 79 WEBB ST. Residence, 30 Pleasant St.
JAMES A. SMITH,
House-Carpenter, BUILDER
AND
CONTRACTOR
ELM, cor. Derby St., SALEM. ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
MOULTON & GARDNER, CARPENTERS and BUILDERS, 32 Norman St., Salem. JOBBING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
J. H. MERRILL, 1
DEALER AND WORKER IN
GRANITE, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
25 PEABODY STREET, SALEM, MASS.
Orders executed with neatness and despatch.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 345
C. H. PULSIFER, HOUSE and SIGN PAINTER,
7 BECKFORD ST., SALEM.
GLAZING, GRAINING,
Paper Hanging, Oil Filling,
COLORING WALLS AND CEILINGS IN OIL OR DISTEMPER.
WILLIAM G. HAMOND, CARPENTER. CABINET WORK, And all branches of Hard Wood Work done in the best manner. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE FITTING UP OF BATH ROOMS AND WATER CLOSETS. WINDOW SCREENS made to order. JOBBING OF ALL KINDS DONE PROMPTLY. 32 ENDICOTT ST., SALEM.
AMES & MELCHER, House Painters, Glaziers, and Practical Sign Painters, Paper Hangers, Oil Grainers, and Gilders. HARD WOOD FINISH TREATED IN THE MOST AP- PROVED MANNER. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SIGN PAINTING. NO. 4 NORMAN ST., OPP. E. R. R. STATION, SALEM. Joseph Mansfield, Sign Painter, may be found as above.
BALCOMB BROS. & CO., HOUSE CARPENTERS,
Builders
AND
Contractors,
HOYT
No. 31 LIBERTY STREET, SALEM.
346 SALEM DIRECTORY.
Phillips & Farnham, MANUFACTURERS OF
CAST STEEL
Hand Cut Files and Rasps. Also, Anvils, Mowing Machines, Knives, Scythes, Axes, Edge Tools, and Machinery ground in the best style, at short notice. Essex House Yard, cor. Church St., SALEM, Mass.
All kinds of Files and Rasps Re-Cut and warranted to give satisfaction. Or- ders solicited and promptly attended to.
A. S. WATERS, COPPERSMITH, FOUNDER, AND
PLUMBER, 6 Franklin Street, SALEM.
B. ROWELL, House & Sign Painter, GRAINER AND PAPER-HANGER. FRESCO and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. 4 SEWALL STREET. Residence, 9 Appleton St., SALEM.
ROGERS & HAMILTON, CARPENTERS and BUILDERS, 19 Lafayette St., Salem.
7" All orders promptly attended to.
ALBERT J. LOWD, HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING, GLAZING, AND PAPER HANGING. 8 North St., Salem. Orders promptly attended to.
RICHARD HORTON'S LADIES' AND GENTS' DINING, ICE CREAM, AND OYSTER SALOON, 53 WASHINGTON ST., SALEM, MASS,
Meals served at all hours, Day and Evening. All kinds of Catering for Pic-nics and Parties done
at short notice. Boarding by the Day or Week.
ANDREW OBER, CARPENTER
AND
BUILDER,
J. A. FRISBEE, BUILDER, Shipwright and Sparmaker, AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF VESSELS' FITTINGS.
16 Mill St., Salem.
All orders promptly attended to.
Vessel Work in all its branches done with Neat- ness and Dispatch. Hunt's Wharf, Salem, Mass.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 347
GEORGE W. PEPPER, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN SALEM GIBRALTARS, BLACKJACKS, AND EVERY VARIETY OF FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CONFECTIONERY, AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. 4 ELM, COR. CENTRAL ST., PEABODY, MASS.
BENJAMIN B. PRICE,
DEALER IN
Dry & Fancy Goods,
SUCH AS
COTTONS, PRINTS, SHAWLS, FLANNELS, LADIES' AND GENTS' UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, RIBBONS, PINS, NEEDLES, THREAD, Etc., Etc.
No. 277 Essex Street, Salem, Mass.
WILLIAM E. ALLEN, Provision Dealer, BEEF, PORK, LARD, HAMS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c. 195 Federal St. . -
SALEM, Mass.
348 SALEM DIRECTORY.
CLARK & GIDDINGS,
House Carpenters, Contractors and Builders, Wallis Street, NEAR THE ESSEX DEPOT,
PEABODY, Mass.
All orders promptly executed.
ISRAEL R. PHELPS, SASH AND BLIND MAKER, AND MANUFACTURER OF
Phelps' Patent Blind Fast, The best in the market. BLIND HINGES Made to Order. 84 FEDERAL ST., SALEM.
CHARLES PHELPS, BELL HANGER, And Dealer in Bell Hangers' Materials, Speaking Tubes, Mouth Pieces, Whistles, Gongs, Foot und Door Bells, Levers, Cranks, &c. -ALSO,- Electrical Bells, Of the most approved Patents, with improvements as they come out, for Hotels, Houses, and Stables. 84 FEDERAL ST., SALEM.
MISS MARY E. CONNELL, Dealer in
SEWING MACHINES, and Sewing Machine Findings, 139 ESSEX ST., SALEM.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 349
THE SALEM REGISTER
WAS ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 1800,
AND IS PUBLISHED ON
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS, AT 193 ESSEX, CORNER OF CENTRAL STREET,
BY CHAS. W. PALFRAY AND EBEN N. WALTON.
Terms, $4.00 per year ; $3.50 if paid in advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
Advertisements of more than half a square, $1.50 for three insertions, once a week, or in three papers in succession, at the option of the advertiser; 16 2-3 cents for every additional insertion.
Advertisements not exceeding half a square, $1.00 for three insertions as above; 12 1-2 cents for every additional insertion.
Probate Notices of every kind, not exceeding a square, $1.50 for three insertions. Sixteen lines of Nonpareil type are equal to a square.
When advertisements are ordered to be continued on the INSIDE, fifteen per cent. extra must be paid for each insertion.
10 1-4 cents a line must be paid for notices for meetings for political, civic, and religious purposes, notices of societies, cards of acknowledgement from individuals, companies, &c., for one insertion. Business notes in minion type, fifteen cents per line.
The privilege of Annual Advertisers is limited to their own immediate business; and all advertisements for the benefit of other persons, as well as all legal advertise- ments, and advertisements of real estate, or auction sales, sent in by them, must be paid for at the usual rates.
IF All advertisements intended for this paper must be marked on the margin of the copy the number of insertions desired; otherwise they will be published till ordered out, and charged accordingly.
*** No paper will be discontinued till all arrearages are paid, except at the option of the publishers; and any person wishing his paper discontinued must give notice thereof at the expiration of the term at the office, whether previous notice has been given or not.
. JOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Executed with neatness and promptness at THE REGISTER Job Office.
350 SALEM DIRECTORY.
CALEB FOOTE.
N. A. HORTON.
BOOK, JOB, AND FANCY
PRINTING
EXECUTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
Salem Gazette, & Essex County Mercury,
In the best Style, and on favorable terms,
By FOOTE & HORTON, Hale's Building, 223 Essex Street.
THE SALEM GAZETTE,
Established Weekly, 1768 ; Semi-Weekly, 1796, 6
Is printed on TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, at $3.50 per year when paid in advance; $4.00 when not in advance. The length of time which it has been before the public, and the extensive circulation it has obtained for more than a century, render it unnecessary here to enter into a formal exposition of its character. The intention is that it shall always contain the most important foreign and domestic intelligence, political, moral, and literary; original communications upon all sub- jects connected with the public welfare; a full and correct shipping list; business advertisements; and, in short, everything that is usually found and expected in a family newspaper.
The large country circulation of "The Gazette " (including "The Mercury," in which all new advertisements of "The Gazette " are published), renders it particu- larly valuable as a medium for the publication of Probate advertisements, sales of Real Estate, and other notices of interest to the farming population. Every new advertisement, with its insertion in the weekly edition, is placed before three thous- and subscribers in Salem and the neighboring towns.
THE ESSEX COUNTY MERCURY, Or, Weekly Salem Gazette, ESTABLISHED A. D. 1832,
Is made up from the reading matter of "The Salem Gazette," and is one of the cheapest and most popular papers in New-England. The subscription price is $2.00 a year, when paid in advance. The quantity of reading afforded is much greater than is usually found in a newspaper; and, as it circulates extensively in all parts of the County of Essex, particular pains are taken to present all the local matters of the County. "The Mercury is published every Wednesday morning; the subscrip- tion price, when not paid actually in advance, is $2.50 per year. For strictly ad- vance payment we deduct 50 cents, leaving the price $2.00 per year.
NO. 223 ESSEX STREET ..
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 351
SALEM OBSERVER STEAM
Printing Establishment,
PEASE, TRAILL, & FIELDEN, Proprietors.
No. 226% ESSEX STREET, Stearns' Building, OPPOSITE THE EASTERN RAILROAD DEPOT.
This office being furnished with all the desirable modern improved
FAST PRESSES, -
Adapted to every description of work, from a Poster down to a general Visiting Card, together with an ample supply of well-chosen varieties of handsome
Plain and Fancy Job Type and Border,
The Proprietors believe that their facilities for executing every description of
PRINTING
Are such as to enable them to answer all orders to the entire satisfaction of those who may favor them with their patronage. They are prepared to execute promptly, and at as
Low Prices as any Office in the City,
POSTERS, SHOP BILLS, PROGRAMMES, CATALOGUES, BILL-HEADS, BLANKS, BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS, BUSINESS, VISITING, TICKET, AND CHECK CARDS, PLAIN AND FANCY LABELS, &c,, &e.
THE SALEM OBSERVER
Is published at the above office every Saturday morning. It is the design of the Publishers to give a condensed summary of the latest intelligence, and such local matters of importanc as will be found interesting to the public. Its large and in- creasing circulation, both in this city and country, renders it a most desirable me- dium for Advertising.
Terms, $2.00 a year in advance.
352 SALEM DIRECTORY.
THE
SALEM POST
AND
COUNTY ADVERTISER,
Published every Wednesday Morning, .
BY THE
WEBBER BROTHERS.
Subscription price, $2 per annum in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AT MODERATE RATES.
The " Newspaper Reporter " says: "THE SALEM POST" is a live, handsomely printed folio of thirty-six columns. It is made up in a beautiful manner, and print- ed on clear white paper, and has a large list of subscribers, among which are num- bered many of the most influential men of the city and the county. As an AD- VERTISING MEDIUM it offers superior advantages. It inserts its advertisements in a neat and attractive style, and at very reasonable rates."
It has a large and increasing circulation, both in this city and county.
OFFICE, 223 ESSEX ST., Hale's Building, SALEM, MASS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 353
STATE PRINTING OFFICE. WRIGHT & POTTER, PRINTERS.
Milk Street,
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Cor. of Federal,
BOSTON.
Every Description of Printing executed with neatness and despatch.
W. C. DONALD & CO.
Manufacturers of, and Dealers in Common and Superior
PRINTING INKS,
Lamp Black and Fine Dry Colors.
The largest and most complete stock of
BRONZE POWDERS,
To be found in the New Eng. States, at Lowest Rates.
Ofice, No. 20 Spring Lane, Boston. FACTORY AT ANDOVER.
WILLIAM C. DONALD. CHAS. H. INGALLS.
(ESTABLISHED 1847.) AARON R. GAY & CO., No. 130 State Street, Boston.
STATIONERS, AND Blank Book Manufacturers.
Account Books of any desired pattern, made to order for Manufacturing Corpora- tions, Banks, Merchants, and others, at short notice. Printing, Ruling, and Binding. WE HAVE NO BRANCH HOUSE.
354 SALEM DIRECTORY.
HUNT, TWITCHELL, & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF THE
OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTING AND HOSE. Dealers in Rubber Machine Belting, Steam Packing and Engine Hose, Linen, and Boyd's Patent Cotton Hose, Lace Leather, Hemp and Flax Packing, Belt Rivets, Hooks, Studs, and Cement.
Office and Salesroom, 45 Arch St. Manufactory, 37 & 41 Bristol St., Boston,
RISING SUN
STOVE POLISH THIS TRADE MARK PATENTED 129 1872
All Orders delivered in Boston free. Sold by Grocers, Stove Dealers & Druggists. For Beauty of Polish, Saving of Labor, Freeness from Dust, Durability, and Cheapness, truly Unrivalled. Beware of Worthless Imitations, under other names but resembling ours in shape and color of wrapper, intended to deceive. The Rising Sun Polish in Bulk, for Stove-Dealer's use, at 12 cents per pound, 25 and 50 pound boxes. Cheaper than any other Bulk Polish for Nothing.
THE RISING SUN BLACK-LEAD LUBRICATOR, To mix 3-41b. with one gal. oil, or with grease For Bearings, Axles, Machinery of all kinds, only needs to be tried and known to become universal. Twenty-five pound boxes-15 cents per pound.' NO MORE HOT BEARINGS.
THE RISING SUN LUMBER PENCIL. Stick Black Lead 1-8 inch square, 4 inches long. No sharpening ; Cheap, Durable ; supersedes all other articles for the purpose. MORSE BROS., Proprietors, - CANTON, MASS.
H. K. W. HALL,
PAPER AND TWINE,
114 Washington Street, Boston. Warerooms 7 Williams Court.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 355
A. ERICKSON, MANUFACTURER OF
ITALIAN AWNINGS, TENTS, and FLAGS, NO. 38 NORTH MARKET STREET, BOSTON. Water and Mildew Proof Cloth for Awnings and Tents. Canvas Signs, Awning Frames and Fixtures, Tent Poles, etc. Large Tents to Let, that will accommodate from 200 to 2000 people. Also, small Tents for Sale or to Let.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to.
ERICKSON
ERICKSON,
W. P. B. BROOKS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FURNITURE, CARPETINGS, Stoves, Feathers, Mattresses, Etc., 9 MARSHALL ST., 114 BLACKSTONE ST., -AND - No. 151 Hanover Street, corner Marshall Street, BOSTON.
LEVI WALBRIDGE. WILLIAM P. B. BROOKS. FRED. G. WALBRIDGE.
MARGOT BROTHERS, Watch Case Manufacturers, ENGINE TURNERS AND JOBBERS,
NO. 23 WATER STREET, {
UP STAIRS,
BOSTON.
Especial attention given to Watch Case Repairing. Springing, Re-Engine Turning, Engrav- ing, Polishing, etc. Jewelry, Silver Ware, Dies, etc, Engine Turned. Particular attention given to Orders from Expresses.
356 SALEM DIRECTORY.
Dwelling House Insurance Company,
OF BOSTON. Capital .... $300,000. All Paid in, and Invested. OFFICE 20 STATE STREET, BOSTON. This Company Insures only Dwelling House Property and Household Furniture.
HENRY F. PERKINS, SECRETARY. ARTHUR WM. HOBART, PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS : George C. Richardson, Otis Norcross, Henry P. Kidder, Avery Plumer, James H. Beal, Walter Hastings, Alexander Strong, N. J. Bradlee, A. S. Wheeler, James M. Beebe, James L. Little, Jolin D. W. Joy, Augustus Flagg, Charles Merriam, Arthur Wm. Hobart.
TRADE MARK. UNION STONE CO. NO. 16 EXCHANGE STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Emery Wheels, Emery Wheel Machinery and Tools, Emery Cloth, Emery, Millstone CEMENT, SOAPSTONE REGISTERS OR BORDERS. Artificial Stone and Artificial Stone Machinery, [E Send for Circular. At
GALEN COFFIN, Pattern and Model Maker, AND PRINTERS' JOINER, ORDERS FOR PATTERNS FOR MACHINERY OR BUILDINGS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Particular attention given to Patent Office Models ; ALSO, SMALL GEARS, RACK & PINION, &c., FOR MODELS, ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER. Estimates Given or Drawings Made.
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DR. E. D. SPEAR,
SO MUCH CELEBRATED FOR HIS
Remarkable Cures.
Office, 713 Washington Street,
BOSTON.
SOME patients, when they first call at Dr. SPEAR's office, have expected to find a full-blooded Indian, instead of the pure New-Englander that he is. This is not to be wondered at, as the term "The Old Indian Doctor" has been applied to him for many years, and grew out of his mode of treatment, based upon the Indian mode of using roots, herbs, and barks of trees, though with all the improvements which the light of civilization and science can throw upon it. Dr. SPEAR is the first educated physician to adopt and refine crude Indian remedies so as to make them available among civilized people. His great object in the treatment of diseases, and what distinguishes his practice from others, is the assistance of Nature by Nature's own remedies,-remedies amply provided by a beneficent Providence in the herbs of the field and the trees of the forest, seeking light and knowledge from every source possible, and acting in harmony with Nature's laws. But such has been the abuse of the name "Indian Doctor," Indian Physician," &c., of its use by unprincipled, uneducated "doctors," that it is the wish of the doctor to be known hereafter as Dr. E. D. SPEAR, so much celebrated for his remarkable cures.
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