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Hendrick Jabez, farmer, h 2 Court st Herington Alfred G. gunsmith. bds 3 Center st Herrick John, size maker, h 16 Front st Hill Alban, machinist, bds 12 Front st Hitchcock Miner, farmer, Springfield road Holcomb E. V. B. clerk Mass. Arms Co. h West st Holloway Benj. laborer, h East st
Horrigon Arthur, teamster, bds 21 Market st Hoskins Rufus, emp No. 4 card room, h 12 West st Howard George E. 2d overseer No. 4 dress room, bds 21 Front st Hubbard Andrew, boot & shoe store Front street, h Church st
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DIRECTORY.
Hubbard Charles R. blacksmith, bds 24 Front st Humphrey John, machinist, h 5 Market st
Huntington Eliphalet, physician Front. st, bds 22 Front st
Hurley William, laborer, h East st
JEWELL Henry H. book store Front st, h Front st Jenks Lyman, machinist, h Springfield st
Jones Amos B. overseer No. 3 card room, h 33 Center street
Jones Henry, pedler, h 20 Market st Johnson E. F. farmer, Springfield road Johnson R. D. farmer, Springfield road Judd Samuel A. emp market Center st, bds Church st
KELLY Miner, machinist, bds Center st Kelly Luther C. machinist, h Springfield st Kelly Jarvis P. machinist, bds No. 3 Center st Kelly Joseph, machinist, bds Center st Kelly Harvey, machinist, bds 18 West st Kelly Forester, h 18 West st Kelly Mrs. Margaret, h 7 South st Kelly John, bds 7 South st Kent C. F. druggist Front st, h Chicopee st Kentfield William R. mason, h Front st Kentfield Jonathan, laborer, h 26 West st Kentfield Edmund R. clerk, bds 26 West st Kenedy Michael, emp No. 3 card room, h North side Keyes Lemuel H. farmer, Jenksville road King Peter, emp No. 1 card room, h North side Kimball Luther W. bds 22 Center st Kimball Lucy W. boarding house 22 Front st Kilbride Philip, emp paper mill, h North side Knox Joseph C. 2d overseer No. 1 card room, h 21 Front st
LANDERS John, machinist, bds 0 South st Lathrop Oliver, 2d overseer No. 4 spinning room, h 18 Center st
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DIRECTORY.
Lathrop Erastus, emp No. 1 card room, h 20 West st Lazell Davenport, machinist, h North side Lazell A. E. machinist, h 11 Market st Leach Alpheus, molder, h Front st
Lemon Mary, boarding house 18 Market st Leonard C. S. gunsmith, h 9 Market st Livermore Rachel, bdg house 22 Market st Loverage Daniel, laborer, h 18 Front st
Loverage Benj. 2d hand No. 1 spinning room, bds 18 Front st
Longdike John, laborer, h 5 South st
MAHANY Mrs. Ellen, bdg house 43 Center st Mahany Wm. machinist, bds 43 Center st
Marsh John E. overseer wood repair shop, h 51 Cen- ter st
Mailey John, farmer, h North side
Mailey Michael, emp No. 2 card room, h North side Mallary Obadiah, farmer, North side
Matoon George, power loom harness manuf, h 17 Market st
Matherson Alexander, emp No. 3 card room, bds 23 West st
Maxfield Arthur L. overseer No 2 weave room, h 25 West st
Mc Annany Philip, laborer, h North side
McComber Elijah, watchman, bds 14 West st
McFarland James, dresser No. 2, bds 37 Center st McFarland Mathew, dresser No. 2, h 37 Center st McIlvanan William, emp paper mill, h North side McIlvanan Patrick, emp paper mill, h North side McKegan Cornelius, plow maker
Merrill John A. overseer No. 4 dressing room, h 25 Center st
Metcalf Mrs. bdg house 14 West st
Miller William, gunsmith, h 19 West st Miller Wm. H. gunsmith, h Church st
Miller Charles, gunsmith, bds 4 South st
Miller Edwin, gunsmith, bds 12 Front st
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DIRECTORY.
Miller John P. machinist, bds 3 Center st Moore Henry, farmer, h 13 Front st Moore William Jr. millwright, h North side Moore Wm. B. 2d, farmer, East st Moore Wm. B. ticket master C. R. R. h West st Mooney Patrick, laborer, h North side Morley Dayton, emp No. 1 card room, bds 11 West st Morgan John S. machinist, h 17 Center st Morton Morton, livery stable, h Church st Munn Mrs. Francis, h 11 Front st Munn George, machinist, bds 11 Front st Munger Hiram, miller, h Front st Munger Stilman, miller, h Front st Mulvanan James, laborer, h North side Murphy William, dresser No. 3, h 1 South st
NELLIGAN Thomas H. h North side Nelligan Michael, emp No. 2 card room, h North side Nickerson Joshua, overseer No. 2 dressing room, h 3 West st
Noble Rev. Charles, methodist, h Springfield st
OSGOOD Josiah W. overseer cloth room, h 55 Center st Ordway John, pedlar, h East st O'Neil Eugene, laborer, h 21 Front st
O'Neil Wm. watchman, bds 21 Front st
PARSONS Mrs. Betsey, bdg house, 20 Center st Parkhurst Cyrenus, overseer No. 3 lower weave room, h 4 Front st
Patterson Wm. watchman, h 3 Front st
Pierce Henry G. overseer, No. 2 spinning room, h 41 Center st
Pinkham L. M. overseer, No. 1 weaving room, h 53 Center st
Perry E. D. landlord Chicopee Falls Hotel, cor Front and Church sts Perry M. L. emp market Front st, h Church st Pease Asa A. ostler, bds hotel, Front st
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DIRECTORY.
Perkins Daniel B. carpenter, h 20 Front st Philbrick George W. pediar, h 12 Centre st Pomeroy H. F. machinist, h Cabot road Powers Benjamin, laborer, h North side Powell Patrick, emp No. 4 spinning room, h N side Plunkett Patrick, laborer, h North side
RATHBONE David, farmer Renney Mrs. Elizabeth, h 29 Center st Renney James, machinist, bds 29 Center st
Reed Abisha, farmer, h Center st
Reed Hórace, h 14 Center st
Reed Harvey, emp in mill
Rhodes William, emp cloth room, h 7 West st Rhodes Richard, emp plow shop, bds 18 Market st Robinson Harvey, overseer No. 1 spinning room, h 7 Front st Robinson H. L. clerk, bds North side
Roberts Hiram, pedlar, h East st
Ross Martin, emp in mill, bds 24 Front st Rowley Harmon, h Church st
Rumrill George, mason, h Church st Rulison, Daniel, watchman, h 10 West st
Russell Horace N. machinist, h Front st
Russell Mrs. H. N. millner, Front st Ryan John, dresser, bds 0 South st
SCOTT Abel, emp in furnace, h 8 Front st Scott Horace W. overseer No, 3 spinning room, h 6 Front st
Scammon S. F. gunsmith, h Church st
Shackford S. A. (& Taylor,) dry goods and groceries, Center st, bds Front st
Shaw Henry S. shoemaker, Front st, h 12 Center st Shepard Ransom, physician, h cor Front and Bridge sts Shea Daniel, farmer, h North side
Smith Samuel P. laborer, h 11 Center st
Smith Joel B. livery stable, h 7 Center st
Smith John H. overseer No. 4 card room, h 1 West st
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DIRECTORY.
Smith George P. dresser No. 2, bds 11 Center st Smith Andrew, emp No. 3 card room, h East st Snyder Jesse, plow maker, bds 12 Front st
Soule H. N. 2d overseer No. 3 card room, bds 2 West street
Spaulding Franklin, machinist, h East st Spaulding Cyrus, blacksmith, h 1 Market st Spaulding Benj. F. blacksmith, bds 1 Market st Spaulding Cyrus G. blacksmith, bds 1 Market st Spring Mylo, painter, h 2 Front st Sprout Clarinda, h Market st
Spoors Almon, emp market Front st, h North side Spywood George, barber, bds hotel
Stanford Charles B. painter, bds 5 Center st Starkweather Alexander S. h North side Steele Benj. W. blacksmith, h Church st Steele Aaron, machinist, h cor West and South sts Steward James, emp factory, h 11 South st
Stevens Joshua, gunsmith, h East st Stebbins Marcus, plow marker, h East st
Stiles Chas. S. overseer No. 3 upper weave room, h 19 Center st
Stocking Lyman, emp No. 4 card room, h 17 West st Sullivan Mrs. Ellen, h 9 South st
Sullivan Eugene, emp No. 3 card room, h Spfgd st Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h North side Sullivan James, teamster, bds North side
Swetland Ely, laborer, h 31 Center st
Squires George L. (Whittemore, Squires & Co. plow manufacturers,) bds hotel
TAYLOR Sylvester, farmer, h Church st Taylor George S. (Shackford & T.) dry goods and groceries, Front st, h West st Taylor Anson C. market Center st, h Church st Taylor Charles A. market Center st, bds Church st Taylor Varnum N. dry goods and groceries, Center st, h Church st
Taylor David E. clerk, bds Church st
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DIRECTORY.
Taylor Oliver, 2d overseer, No. 3 dressing room, h 27 Center st
Temple Reuben, machinist, bds 24 Center st
Thayer Carlton, teamster, h 21 Market st Thayer Daniel, teamster, bds 21 Market st
Thaver Hollis, teamster, bds 21 Market st
Thayer William, overseer No. 2 eard room, h 57 Cen- ter st
Thayer George, emp cloth room, bds 22 Center st
Thurston Chas. F. plow maker, h East st
Thompson Ezra, 2d hand No. 4 card room, h 6 West st
Tilley Orrin, laborer, h 26 Center st
Trembly Eucher, carriage maker, h 16 Center st
UNDERWOOD Francis H. 2d overseer No. 2 weave room, h Center st
VALENTINE Mrs h 13 West st
Valentine John, paper manufacturer, h East st Valentine Frederick, machinist, h 5 West st
WADE Samuel, bdg house, 12 Front st Ward A. H. clerk, bds Center st
Wallace George, tin, copper and iron ware, Front st, h Belcher st
Warner Thomas, gunsmith, h Front st
Warner Henry F. farmer, h Jencksville road Warner Anson, fariner, h Jencksville road
Wandall William, works mill, bds North side
Webster Edward H. emp No. 2 card room, bds 22 Market st
Wells John attorney, h Grove st Wells J. H. farmer, h Market st Welch Garret, laborer, h Bridge st Weeks Sophia D. bdg house, No. 23 Market st West Baily, hay cutter manf, h Church st Whittemore Jonathan R. plow manf, h Church st Whittemore John, plow manf, bds hotel Whittemore David H. plow manf, bds hotel
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Whiting Calvin, h North side Whittiker M. D. attorney, bds hotel, Front st Whitmore George, carriage manf, h Front st Whitehouse James, gunsmith, h East st Wilbur John R. physician, market block, bds Center st Wilbur Alva, laborer, h 12 South st Wilbnr Isaac L. bds 23 West st
Williams Theodore, farmer h East st Williams Robert, works in Chicopee, h East st Winn Albert J. machinist, bds 3 Center st Woods John, watchman, h 27 West st Woods George H. machinist, bds 27 West st
Woods Henry, shoemaker, h 7 Market st
Woolson J. D. 2d overseer, No. 3 upper weave room, h 9 West st
Worden Dexter M. machinist, bds 12 Front st Wright Rev. William, congregational, h Oak st
CHICOPEE ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. B. JOHNSON & CO
Manufacturers of and dealers in all kinds of Sale and Custom
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Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Gents Furnish- ing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c. CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CHOICE SELECTION OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VESTINGS,
Which will be made up to order, on the most reasona- ble terms. No. 3, Exchange Street, Chicopee.
J. P. BUCKINGHAM,
MERCHANT TAILOR, And dealer in Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vest- ings, Ready Made Clothing, and Gents Furnishing Goods,
No. 2 Exchange Street, Chicopee, Mass. Clothing made to order in superior style, and war- ranted to fit.
LANE'S
CLOTHING, AND GENTS' FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 6 Exchange Street. N. B .- Garments made to order in the latest styles, workmanlike, and at short notice.
255
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM MURRAY
BOSTON ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE,
No. 5 Merchant's Row, Chicopee, near the Post Office. Purchasers will always find here a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c., Carefully selected from the immense stock in my wholesale and retail warehouse No's 46 & 48 North Street, Boston. NO SECOND PRICE !- NO CREDIT GIVEN !
MRS. A. M. LYON, Dress Maker, No. 35 1-2 Exchange-st.
CHICOPEE, MASS. Dresses made in a superior manner, at short notice.
L. JENKS, DEALER IN DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY, NO. 26 EXCHANGE STREET, Bonnets repaired, bleached and pressed, to order.
LOY,
DEALER IN
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS, NO. 35 EXCHANGE STREET. Bonnets bleached and pressed, and all kinds of Millinery work done to order.
MRS. A. D. SNOW, DEALER IN EMBROIDERIES, MILLINERY, and Trimming Goods, NO. 24 EXCHANGE STREET.
256
ADVERTISEMENTS.
D. F. RANDALL,
ENGRAVER, DIE SINKER, AND MANUFACTURER OF
BRANDS AND STAMPS
Of all kinds ; Stencil Plates; Notarial and Desk Seals ; Letters for Pattern Makers; and in fact every species of lettering generally execu- ted by Engravers. -ALSO-
Manufacturer of every variety of trimming used by Joiners Tool Makers, such as Plow Filister and Dadoe Stops, both screw and side; Side Screws for Plow Stops, Plow Plates, &c. &c.
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Important to Inventors.
Mr. Randall is prepared to manufacture a great va- riety of small machinery, in a superior manner, and with dispatch. Particular attention paid to preparing Models for the Patent Office. Drawings and specifica- tions made if desired.
Mr. R. would call the attention of manufacturers and the public generally, to his improved
Steel Tipped Oil Drippers,
made of cast iron and steel, which, for durability and convenience, cannot be surpassed by any other can in use.
Orders respectfully solicited, and promptly at- tended to.
Shop in Taylor, West & Co's Grist Mill, (up stairs), Chicopee Mass.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. LE B. STICKNEY, M. D., CHICOPEE, MASS.
G. W. DENISON, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Centre Street, Chicopee, Mass.
J. E G. E. LOVEJOY, DENTISTS, CORNER CABOT AND EXCHANGE STREETS. Operations in all the various branches of Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry performed with neatness and skill.
ALBERT A. WAIT, LIVERY STABLE, PERKINS STREET, (NEAR EXCHANGE.) The best of Horses and Carriages at liberal prices.
A. DOOLITTLE 9 CONSTABLE, AUCTIONEER, AND SEALER OF WEIGHTS & MEASURES. OFFICE NO. 6 1-2 EXCHANGE-ST. Mr. D. will give special attention to his business. 17
258
ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. C. SMITH, M. B., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, CABOT STREET, CHICOPEE, MASS.
C. F. KENT,
-DEALER IN-
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. Also - Agent for all the popular Patent Medicines of the day. Apothecaries' Hall, No. 20 Exchange-st., Chicopee, and Front-st., Chicopee Falls, Mass.
ARREN SMITHI, Druggist & Apothecary,
AND DEALER IN CHOICE
Family Groceries, Paints, Oils & Dye Stuffs. All orders promptly attended to. 0 Prescriptions put up at all times with correctness, neatness and dispatch.
No. 9 Exchange Street, Chicopee, Mass.
H. CHURCHILL, Douse, Bigu, & Ornamental Wainter, Graining, Glazing and Papering. Shop on Market Square, opposite Cabot Hall, Chicopee, Mass.
259
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WIR. P. CROSS, MA.
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Office and residence No. 1
LEAVITT'S BLOCK, EXCHANGE STREET, (Opposite Cabot Hall,) Chicopee, Mass.
H. H. PHETTEPLACE, -DEALER IN- GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, No. 18 Exchange, cor. Cabot-st., Chicopee, and Front Street, Chicopee Falls.
HUGH MALOY,
-DEALER IN-
CHOICE ROCERIES,
Sold at the lowest prices at No. 205 Union Provision Store, Cabot-st., Chicopee.
B. E. BAŁLORD.
-DEALER IN- Family Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Patent Medicines, Earthen, Stone and Wooden Ware. No. 37 Exchange Street, corner of Dwight. Farmers Produce taken in exchange. 0
260
ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. MORGAN, DENTIST , Office and House, South Street, CHICOPEE, MASS. Office hours from 9 o'clock AM. to 5 PM.
CABOT HOUSE, BY
M. KEND.
ROD. C. TUTTLE, Assistant. Chicopee, 1853.
SILAS MERRILL LIVERY STABLE, School Street-near Centre. Good teams provided at liberal prices. Chicopee, 1853.
B
-DEALER IN ---- FISH AND OYSTERS, Exchange-st., opposite Miller. Families and Stores supplied with Ice on liberal terms.
GILES S. CHAPIN, Jr. . -DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS, NO. 21 EXCHANGE STREET. Always supplied with the largest stock to be found in town, at extremely low prices.
261
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. L. & J. W. HITCHCOCK,
Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS, A good assortment of which may be found at the Sign of the Big Boot, No. 27 Exchange-st., Chicopee, Mass.
N. B .- Repairing done at all times with neatness and dispatch.
EDISON
BUTCHERS & PROVISION DEALERS,
IN BULLENS' BUILDING, Corner of Cabot & Exchange sts., Chicopee, Mass.
STREETER, -DEALER IN-
Cooking, Hall, Parlor, and Air Tight STOVES, STOVE PIPE, Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Pumps, Oven Mouths, Sad Irons, Tin, Japan and Britannia Ware. Also, Cotton Cans, Oil Cans and Tin Work, for Factories, made to order, at the lowest cash prices. No. 29 Exchange Street, Chicopee, Mass.
C. ROBERTSON'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, CENTER-ST., Where can be found a good assortment of light Car- riages constantly on hand, or manufactured to order. Chicopee, 1853.
GEORGE J. ALDEN, Power Loom Harness Manufacturer, AT THE CABOT JUNCTION, Chicopee, Mass. All orders promptly executed. 0
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN S. ROBBINS, -DEALER IN- Boots & Shoes,
And keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of fine Calf and Patent Leather Boots, Congress Boots and Shoes, Fancy and Plain ; Ladies and Misses Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers. N. B .- Also fine French Calf Boots made to order in the neatest possible manner, and the best style.
Repairing done at short notice, and in work- manlike manner.
No. 16 Exchange Street, Chicopee, Mass.
MOSMAI 09 REED MANUFACTURERS,
(SUCCESSCRS TO J. ALDEN.)
Weavers Reeds of every description made and re- paired at short notice.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. At the old stand, over the Ames Co's Saw Mill. G. MOSMAN. D. F. MOSMAN. Chicopee, Mass.
ALLEN JOHNSON, -DEALER IN- Wood & Hard Cont,
FOR FAMILY USE. -ALSO- [ Teaming done on short notice. Chicopee, Mass.
263
ADVERTISEMENTS.
RINGGOLD'S Hair Cutting, Shaving, and Shampooing SALOON,
At the old Stand, No. 6 Merchant's Row, Chicopee.
Ringgold respectfully informs his friends and pat- rons, and the public, that he still continues the above business in all its branches, at the said place, where all wishing to employ him in his line will find him ever ready to attend upon them.
S. B -DEALER IN-
BROWN FREE STONE,
At the East Longmeadow Quarrries, All kinds of Building Stone furnished to order. Also Monuments, Socket Stones, &c. N. B .- All orders addressed to A. S. DWELLY, Chicopee, Mass.
VARNUM N. TAYLOR,
-DEALER IN-
Dry Goods, Groceries, Grockery, CLASS WARE.
Agent for the sale of Carhart's Patent Melodeons, American Porcelain Ware; Putnam's Self-adjusting Curtain Fixtures, &c. Also, for sale several Valuable Patent Medicines. Chicopee Falls, Mass.
264
ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. E. MOORE
Nursery Man,
11-2 Miles from Chicopee & 2 Miles from Springfield. Offers for sale a choice and well selected assortment of more than 100 varieties of Selected Fruit :- Apple Trees, Standard and Dwarf.
Pear Trees, Standard and Dwarf.
Standard Cherries, Peaches, Apricots and Necta- rines ; Raspberries, Strawberries, Grape Vines, Ever- greens, Ornamental Trees of various kinds ; Hardy Roses, Herbaceous and Climbing Plants.
WM. H. GILMORE, Carriage Manufactory, Summer-st., Chicopee.
The subscriber, thankful for past patronage, would inform his customers and the public, that he has been enlarging his premises, better to facilitate business, and is now ready to receive orders for all kinds of
Light and Heavy Carriages, Carts, Sleighs, &c., which will be warranted to be of as good style and workmanship as can be obtained in this vicinity, and at as cheap rates.
Particular attention will be paid to Horse Shoe- ing, and Blacksmithing in general.
O. S. 40
9 21 1-2 Exchange-St., Chapin's Block, CHICOPEE, MASS.
HAYNES & COMPANY'S MAMMOTH Clothing, Cloth, & Outfitting HOUSE, OAK HALL BUILDINGS.
The above establishment, although having been in exist- ence but about four years, has already taken a position en- tirely in advance of any similar House in New England, and by the rapidity of its growth and the great extent of its business, has created no little astonishment among the Slow Coaches of this heretofore quiet valley. And when we con- sider this gigantic establishment of to-day we cannot but ad- mire the perseverance, shrewdness and judgment, as well as desire to learn the system which has produced such happy results and so generously rewarded the enterprise.
Mr. Haynes has for one of his first maxims, the great principle that no trade is permanent, but that which is ad- vantageous to the buyer as well as the seller; and conse- quently, whether the customer knows the value of goods or not, he takes pride in giving him a full equivalent for his money, thereby gaining the confidence of every one with whom he comes in contact. Every article sold is guaran- teed to be precisely as recommended or the money refund- ed, and no customer is allowed to retain any garment un- less it shall give perfect satisfaction ; a system pursued by no other House. These things, together with their Low Price, Cash Plan of Small Profits, and No Losses, has given them a trade that is permanent and continually increasing. No man better knows the value of the Press. Printers' Ink has invited his customers, good treatment and great bar- gains have induced them to send their friends. H. & Co. devote themselves entirely and exclusively to this trade, and the result has been that they are continually enlarging the house for their legitimate business, instead of monopolizing a dozen different trades to support one establishment conduct- ed on the jockeying system. We are glad to record the re- sult of H. & Co.'s system, as it not only assures us of what a judicious system of advertising will do, but also urges the importance of an honorable system in order to give busi- ness permanence,
DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE.
Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, MILLINERY AND EMBROIDERIES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in E & CO.
WIL S
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NOSTIMA
CHUBBYOK. SC. - SPRINGFIELD
House Furnishing Dry Goods, Carpetings, Paper Hangings, Feathers and Matresses, New Store, West side Main Street, opposite Ilampden Hall, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CITY CLOTHING HALL. WILSON & CO., Proprietors.
Extensive Stock of CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS Entrance from North door of our New Store, op. Hampden Hall, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CITY CASH STORE.
HORACE C. LEE,
DEALER IN
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HORACE CLEE
HC WA
T. CHUBBUCK
SPRINGE DA-
Embroideries, Gloves and Hosiery.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Of all kinds, always on hand at the lowest prices, for CASH ONLY.
RESS MAKING, By Miss COLTON, an experienced Dress Maker from New York, connected with our business. IF Entrance through the Store. Nen Store, Blake's Building, directly opposite Court Square.
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E. F. BROWN'S LITERARY DEPOT
NO. 4 MERCHANT'S ROW. CHICOPEE, MASS.
ESTABLISHED IN 184 1.
The subscriber continues, as usual, to supply all t CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS, sued in any part of the Union, on the earliest day publication, and at all times free of postage.
Letter, Envelope, Cap, Post Office, amut Bull Pipe Ink, Wafers, Quills, Peua wil Bolorks Carls, and every varity ut
Also Bibles, Testaments, Andnate, Hymnu, School Juvenile, Miscellaneous Song and Music Books constantly vor hand. -TOGETHER WITH- Fruit and Confectionery, Lithographic Prints,
PICTURE FRAMES, CHOICE CIGARS,
[C>> Book Binding of every description neatly e; cuted, and warranted to give satisfaction.
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