Springfield city directory and business advertiser 1863-1864, Part 15

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1863
Publisher: Samuel Bowles and Company
Number of Pages: 218


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WILKINSON & FROST, Manufacturers of and Dealers in Harnesses, Saddles, Collars, Bridles, Whips, Horse Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Trunks, Valises, &c., three doors south of Chicopee Bank, Main street.


Wilkinson Cyrus K., (Wilkinson & Frost,) bds 308 Main st Wilkinson Edward, emp U S A, bds 137 E State st Wilkinson Richard, emp U S A, h 1 Maple st


WILKINSON & CUMMINGS, Manufacturers of all kinds of Military and Saddlery Goods, 109 and 111 Main street.


Wilkinson W. H., (Wilkinson & Cummings,) h 308 Main st Willard Henry M., time keeper W R R, bds Carew st Willard Justice, h Harrison ave


WILLIAMS A. S., dealer in Flour, Groceries, Provisions, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Confectionery, Yankee Notions, &c., corner of Walnut and Ashley streets. Goods delivered to any part of the City, free of charge; h Walnut st.


Williams Charles H., emp U S A, bds 20 Vine st Williams Edward emp U S A, bds 18 W State st Williams Edward M., emp U S A, bds 29 E Union st Williams Ephraim, emp U S A, h 81 E State st


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DIRECTORY.


Williams Frederick M., engineer W R R, bds 8 Gray's court Williams Henry, emp U S A, h Mill st foot Pine Williams Henry S., emp U S A, bds 14 Elm st Williams Isaac E., emp W R R, h 8 Gray's court Williams Jesse, emp U S A, h Mill st, foot Pine Williams Joel, emp W R R, h Gray's court Williams J. S. emp Smith & Wesson, h Gardner st [court Williams M. R., book-keeper, Pynchon & Lee, bds Gray's Williams O. B., emp Smith & Wesson, bds 9 Gardner st Williams Robert I., carpenter, h Carew st Williams Samuel emp U S A, bds High st


Williams Samuel emp Smith & Wesson, h 9 Gardner st Williams Sardine G., emp U S A, h Gray's court


WILLIAMS T. A., dealer in Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &c., 84 Main street, Massasoit Block. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and warranted; h Fort st


Williams Thomas, S .. h 34 Walnut st Williams Warren P., emp I O mills, bds 9 Ind Orch block Williams W. M., emp S. Bigelow, bds Hampden House Willis Aaron, emp U S A, bds 20 W State st Willis Calvin, farmer, h 16 acres


Willis Henry, mason, h cor Dwight and E Court sts Willis Henry, manufacturer of drain tile, Stockbridge st Willis Thomas emp U S A, h Hancock st Willis Thomas E., emp U S A, bds Hancock st


Williston John M., emp James Abbe, h Hancock st


Williston John T., emp U S A, h 163 Central st Wills Azro, carpenter, h 27 Franklin st Wilson Augustus, emp U S A, h cor Pine and Walnut sts Wilson Mrs. Charles, h 30 Pynchon st


Wilson Edwin R., emp W R R, h 16 Court st Wilson George, emp U S A, h 5 Oak st


Wilson George C., emp U S A, bds 30 Pynchon st Wilson James, emp linen mill, h opposite Jenksville Wilson John A., emp W. P. Hodgett, h 3 Morris st Wilson Norval E., emp U S A, h 14 Fremont st Wilson Thos. P., emp U S A, h Union ave Wilson William G., emp U S A, bds 14 Fremont st Winans Niles A., emp U S A, bds 11 High st Winans Stephen, M. D., h and office Dwight st


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DIRECTORY.


Winans William H., clerk H. N. Carter, bds 11 High st Winchell A. J., h 121 Main st


Winchell Volney, broker cor Main and Court sts, h 9 Pearl st Winchester Chas. A., (Morris & Winchester,) h 274 Main st Windship M. A., emp U S A, h cor E State & Terrence sts Wingate M., emp U S A, h Stebbins st


Wingate Mrs. N. J., h 5 Court st [8 Franklin st Winn Lewis A., harness maker cor Main and Ferry sts, h Winslow Mrs Fanny, h 16 Hubbard ave [Bridge st Winslow Preston W., emp Hampden Card Co., bds 38 E Wise Alfred M., emp A. P. Sherman, h Quincy st


Witt Mrs. A., h 37 E Worthington st


Witt Nelson, h Hubbard ave


Witherby George, engineer W R R, h 6 Emery st Witherby Samuel, emp U S A, bds 293} Main st


Woefler Louis, emp D. H. Ripley & Co., h York st Wolcott C. P., emp S. Bowles & Co., bds 14 Pynchon st Wolcott Jairus B., emp Wason M'f'g Co, h 47 Water st Wolcott James H., music store 221 Main st, h 14 Pearl st Wolcott Newlan J., emp U S A, bds 127 E State st Wolfel Simon, emp Olmstead & Dickinson, h Wilcox st Wood Albert H., emp U S A, h William st below Water Wood Albert H., bds 27 Auburn st


Wood Chester O., emp U S A, h E Worthington st


Wood Francis, painter, h 27 Auburn st


Wood D. A., emp U S A, bds Union House


Wood Edward N., emp U S A, h E Worthington st Wood George, bds 9 Washington st


Wood Homer J., farmer, h Hickory st [ton st


Wood James W., emp Smith & Wesson, bds E Worthing- Wood J. D., emp So Wilbraham M'f'g Co., bds 56 Spring st Wood John B., mason, h Liberty st


Wood John C., emp U S A, h 87 Walnut st


Wood John M., emp G. & C. Merriam, h 12 Court st


Wood Lyman, emp U S A, h 374 Main st


Wood Mrs. Mary, h 42 Pine st Wood Orrin, farmer, h Armory st


Wood Orrin N., emp U S A, h E Worthington st


Wood Mrs. Reuben, h 17 Walnut st


Wood Robert, machinist, h 9 Washington st


Wood Simeon M., emp US A, bds William st below Water


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DIRECTORY.


Wood William, emp U S A, h 42 Pine st Wood William S., emp U S A, h 24 Charles st Woodford B. B., emp U S A, h Byers st Woolson David B., emp U S A, bds 27 Hancock st Woodman Charles, inspector U S A, h 12 Walnut st Wooster B. A., emp U S A, h 39 Bliss st


Wooster Thomas F., emp U S A, h 80 E Worthington st Wooster W. H. H., clerk O. W. Wilcox, bds 122 Main st Woodward Erastus, emp F. S. Graves, h So Main st Woodward Henry E., emp F. S. Graves, bds So Main st Woodward John C., painter, h 31 Charles st Woodward Lewis N., mason, bds 72 Liberty st Woodward S. W., butcher, h 8 Margaret st Woodward William B., teamster, bds So Main st Woodworth Earle, h High st, near School [nut st Worden Horace W., emp S. C. Bemis & Co., h 43 N Chest- Worden John, carpenter, bds Main st, Indian Orchard Worhle Joseph, tailor, h Stockbridge st


Worthen Charles H., emp C R R, h No Chestnut st Worthington Henry, emp U S A, bds 63 Walnut st Worthington William, 10th Mass. Reg., h Main st I O Worthy J. L., flour store, Hampden st, mill & h W Sp'gf'd Wotton E. D., emp U S A, bds Pendleton ave


Wotton S. S., emp U S A, bds Pendleton ave


Wright Abbott, emp S. J. Talmadge, bds Goodrich block Wright & Co., foundry, Liberty st


Wright Benjamin W., (Wright & Co.,) bds 28 Bliss st Wright F., engineer So. Wilb'm M'f'g Co., bds Congress st Wright George, emp Thompson & Co., bds E Bridge st Wright Geo. F., emp F. & J. M. Richmond, h Dwight st Wright Miss Harriet, h Park st


Wright James A., emp U S A, h 13 Oak st


Wright James, farmer, h Plumtree road


Wright Josiah, (Wright & Co.,) h 28 Bliss st


Wright Lewis H., emp W R R, bds No Chestnut st Wright Noah, h E Bridge st


Wright Mrs. Ruth, h 29 Gardner st


Wright William H., emp C. L. Loomis, h 18 W Bridge st Wunsch Theodore, emp U S A, bds 6 Elm st


Wyatt Thomas, emp U S A, h Gardner st


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DIRECTORY.


YOUNG ALFRED, emp U S A, bds cor Water & W Union sts Young Frank R., emp US A, bds cor Main and Morris sts Young George A., emp Ind Orch mills, h Hampden st I O Young Horace, emp Smith & Wesson, h 61 E State st Young James R., emp U S A, h cor Main and Morris sts Younglove J. O., emp U S A, bds Water shop hill Yuler John A., (colored,) laborer, h Central st


ZOTT EMILLE, music teacher, h cor Cross and Willow sts


OMISSIONS.


ALTEMUS A. C., emp S. Bowles & Co., bds 14 Pynchon st Arms W. L., (Taylor, Olmstead & Co.,) h So Deerfield


Barnes Edward, emp W R R, h W Union st Butler John, clerk H & N H R R, bds 17 Pynchon st


Loomis H. G., emp J. S. Marsh, bds 37 Water st Rich Theo. G., emp S. Bowles & Co., bds 14 Pynchon st


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


MASSACHUSETTS


MUTUAL


Life Insurance Co.


INCORPORATED IN 1851.


Home Office, 8 Foot's Building,


SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


ASSETS, JANUARY 1st, 1863, $513,947.05.


CALEB RICE, President. FRANCIS B. BACON, Secretary.


DIRECTORS :


CALEB RICE,


SYLVANUS ADAMS,


E. D. BEACH,


E. F. MOSELEY,


H. FULLER, JR.,


JAMES KIRKHAM,


EDMUND FREEMAN,


CLARK W. BRYAN,


P. B. TYLER,


EPHRAIM W. BOND,


F. B. BACON,


SAMUEL BOWLES,


OTIS CHILDS,


E. C. COWDIN, N. Y.


R. W. HOLMAN, BOSTON.


ELAM STOCKBRIDGE, ALFRED LAMBERT, JOSEPH STONE,


W. C. STURTEVANT,


Persons desirous of insuring their lives in a sound, reliable Com- pany, are requested to make application to the Office of the Company, or to any of its accredited Agents, in all parts of the Loyal States.


Documents, explaining the utility and advantages of Life Insur- ance, can be had free of expense, at the Office, or of any of its Agents.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


HOMER FOOT & CO. Corner Main and State Streets, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN


HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,


Anvils, Vises, Bellows, FIRE BRICK, PIG AND SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE, BLOCK TIN, Spelter, Sheet Zinc. Antimony, Nuts and Washers, Window Glass, Chaln Pumps, Cordage, Grindstones, &c., wholesale and retail. AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF Meneeley's Church and Factory Bells, Fairbanks' Scales, Old Colony Nails, Lathe Chucks, Underwood's Leather Belting, Lace and Pick- er Rubber Packing and Hose, Iron Safes and Portable Forges. HOMER FOOT. J. B. STEBBINS.


S. C. BEMIS & CO. IRON AND COAL.


A large and extensive assortment of


TRONS, SHAPES, RODS, AND EVERYTHING IN THE IRON LINE, Is for sale on the lowest terms, at wholesale and retail, at their Iron Warehouse, near the corner of TAYLOR AND MAIN STREETS, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. -- ALSO, -- COALS of all kinds, by the CARGO or TON, Under Cover, and carefully Screened, at Lowest Prices.


JAMES D. BREWER, Importer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC


HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, IRON, STEEL, AXLES, ANVILS, VISES, FILES, Rasps, Carriage Bolts, Borax, Cut and Wrought Nails, Sheet Lead, Window Glass, Cordage,


LEATHER BELTING, Agricultural Tools, &c., &c.


Corner Main and State Streets, Springfield, Mass.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


CLARK & ELDREDGE, Successors to A. J. & J. C. McIntosh, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN


Furniture, Crockery, Glass and Colooden Colare, MATCHES, & c. Sales of Real Estate and Personal Property solicited, and all kinds of Merchandise taken for Auction or Private Sale.


Auction Rooms, Fountain Row, Opposite Court Square, Springfield, Mass.


SEWELL CLARK. J. A. ELDREDGE.


GEORGE DWIGHT, Jr.,


DEALER IN det rought Fron, Steam, and Bas Hige,


MALLEABLE AND CAST IRON FITTINGS, Steam and Force Pumps,


CONDENSERS, HEATERS, VALVES, COCKS, TOOLS, AND ALL ARTICLES IN THE Steam and Gas Fitting Line. ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF


LINEN AND RUBBER HOSE,


Hose Couplings, Rubber and Hemp Packing. Is prepared to fit Houses, Stores, Mills, and Public Buildings to · light with GAS, or heat by STEAM, in the most approved manner. I am Agent for FALES, JENKS & SONS' celebrated


ROTARY PUMPS. Orders solicited, and promptly attended to.


No. 1 Elm Street, Post Office Building, 16*


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


HAMPDEN CARD COMPANY, Sanford Street, Springfield, Mass. MANUFACTURERS OF


Machines. Gardo


Clothings


OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR COTTON AND WOOL. - -ALSO- Staples for Window Blinds. WM. E. MONTAGUE, President and Agent.


L. & S. CLARK, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN .


Stoves, Ranges, Hot Air Furnaces,


Iron Sinks, Oven, Ash, and Boiler Doors, Tin, Glass, and Wooden Ware, Table Cutlery, and a variety of


HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.


Every description of Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Work done to order, with promptness and despatch, and warranted.


Sole Agents for GAS-BURNING COOKING STOVES for Hampden County. No. 12 West State Street, opposite William Gunn & Co., SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


W. L. WILCOX & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN


Stoves, Ranges, Parlor Grates,


Iron Sinks, Furnaces, Farmers' Boilers, Hat and Umbrella Stands, Refrigerators, Fruit Cans, Garden Vases, Tin Ware, &c. -DEALERS IN THE- CELEBRATED COOKING STOVES, Stewart and Keystone Stoves. Sole Agents for McGregor's Parlor Stoves and Furnaces, and Boying- ton's Celebrated Hot Air Furnaces, the Best Brick Furnace now in use.


No. 16 State St., opposite Unitarian Church, Springfield, Mass.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


J. R. HEWITT,


J.R.HEWITT. SADOLE,HARNESS %TRUNK MAKER,


J.R. HEWITT.


L CHUBBUCK.5C.


Saddle, Harness and Trunk Maker,


DEALER IN


Valises, Carpet-Bags, Whips, &c.


Corner of East Bridge and Main Streets, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


TIM HENRY, dibery and Feeding Stable,


Corner of Court and Market Sts. In the rear of Hampden Hall,


SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Single Horses, Saddle Horses, Carriages for Funerals, Parties, &c. Passengers for the Cars called for in any part of the City.


J. W. McCULLOCH, AGENT FOR REED BROTHERS'


XXX AMBER, XXX PALE AND BURTON ALE AND PORTER, 97 Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


H. N. TINKHAM.


E. BRIGHAM.


TINKHAM & CO.,


SUCCESSORS TO WILSON & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in


Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Elillinery, EMBROIDERIES, MANTILLAS, CLOAKS AND TRIMMINGS, Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, Domestic Goods, Carpetings, and Paper Hangings.


SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


GOLDTHWAIT'S


NEW YORK CASH STORE,


NO. 191 MAIN STREET.


Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Cloaks and Mantillas, Carpets and Oil Cloths, Domestic Goods, &c., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


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HOWARD & KINSMAN,


(SUCCESSORS TO THE LATE J. C. HOWARD.)


Dealers in


HOSIERY AN YES


DRESS, CLOAK, AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, Zephyr Worsteds, Skirts, Corsets, And Thread Store Goods.


PYNCHON BANK BLOCK, 214 MAIN STREET,


SPRINGFIELD. MASS,


W. D. KINSMAN.


LUTHER G. HOWARD.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


G. H. ROBERTS,


RAIL ROAD HAT CAP & FUR EXPRESS


EXPRESS.


DEALER IN Hats, Caps, Furs, Umbrellas, & Gents' Furnishing Goods. Goodrich Block, Springfield, Mass.


. W. WILCOX, 199 MAIN STREET,


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of


MILLINERY GOODS,


Dress Trimmings, Laces, Embroideries, Alexandre and Jouvin's Kid Gloves, Real French Corsets, &c., &c. Also, Agent for the Sale of the Celebrated "IMPERIAL WOVEN SKIRTS," The best and cheapest Skirt in market, and the only one that gives entire satisfaction, Skirts made to order, and warranted.


collect SPRINGFIELD MARBLE WORKS.


No. 2 Burt's Block, Main Street.


The undersigned, having taken the extensive Marble Works owned by E. W. Bliss, now offers the largest stock of American and Foreign


MARBLE MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES AND MANTELS, AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.


Marble Work of Every Description furnished at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms. A large and splendid assortment of Monumental Designs can be seen at this Establishment. Call and satisfy yourselves be- fore purchasing elsewhere.


C. DARLING.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


BLISS & HAWES,


DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF MEATS, POULTRY, VEGETABLES, HAMS, LARD, SAUSAGES, &C., &c. NO.4 WEST STATE STREET.


KIBBE BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in every variety of


CONFECTIONERY, SUPERIOR STEAM REFINED LOZENGES, Gum Arabic Drops, Jujube Paste, &c., &c. 189 MAIN STREET UNION BLOCK, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


HORACE KIBBE. GEO. A. KIBBE.


E. C. BARR, Ladies & Gents' Ice Cream & Refreshment SALOON, AND FANCY CAKE BAKERY. Parties furnished with all kinds of Cake, Plain or Fancy, Ice Creams, Frozen Pudding, Sherbet, Pyramids, Fruit, Confectionery, &c., at short notice. 267 Main Street, Springfield, Mass.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


ROBERT E. COOPER, PLUMBER,


Manufacturer of and Dealer in


Water Closets, Hydrants FORCE PUMPS, Copper Pumps, Beer Pumps, BLOCK TIN PIPE, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, MARBLE SLABS, SHOWER BATHS, BATH TUBS, Wash Basins,


SILVER PLATED & BRASS COCKS, And other articles connected with the Plumbing business. 121 Main Street, opposite the North Church, Springfield, Mass. 2 All work warranted to give satisfaction. CA


C. SHEPARD.


Tactical


Architect


AND BUILDER, 3d Story Sargent's Building, Springfield, Mass.


HASKELL'S AMILY MARKET, Bridgman's Block, Main St., Springfield, Mass. HARLEY HASKELL, Proprietor.


The best assortment of MEATS and VEGETABLES always on hand. Families supplied at their residences.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


HOUSTON BROTHERS, Pynchon House Block, opposite Massasoit House, MEAT MARKET and GROCERIES. DEALERS IN Choice Teas, Coffee, Spices, Tobacco, Candles, Soap, Oils,


Molasses and Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Family Flour, &c. FRESH MEATS, SALT PORK, HAMS, LARD, SALT FISH, &c., &c.


GOULDING & CO., No. 3 Burt's Block, Main Street, DEALERS IN Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Flour, Lard, Teas, Coffees, And a fine assortment of Choice


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Which will be sold at the lowest possible Cash prices. J. I. GOULDING. S. J. LINCOLN.


WRIGHT & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF


CAST IRON RAILING,


OF SUITABLE DESIGN For Cemetery Lots and Public Buildings. ALSO, MAKERS OF


BEDSTEAD FASTENINGS of various patterns,


Columns, Steps, Window Weights, Sinks, Door Rolls, Track, AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING CASTINGS, Furnished to Contractors and the Trade at fair rates.


MACHINERY CASTINGS, Heavy and light, made to order at AGAWAM FOUNDRY, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


SMITH & DICKINSON, DEALERS IN PAPER STOCK,


AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOSTON COMPANY CARD MATCHES,


dat goden & Glass dolares, Brushes, it. MANUFACTURERS OF Brass, Tin, and Copper Wares, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ALL KINDS OF BARTER TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.


NO. 1 COMMERCIAL ROW, NEAR R. R. DEPOT,


HENRY SMITH. GEORGE R. DICKINSON. S


Springfield, Mass.


CASH PAID FOR PAPER STOCK AND OLD JUNK.


Paper Stock Warehouse.


TAYLOR, OLMSTEAD & CO,, DEALERS IN


COTTON & COTTON WASTE, Office, 84 Main Street, Springfield, Mass. LEWIS H. TAYLOR. JOHN OLMSTEAD. W. L. ARMS.


Cash paid for Cotton Waste.


J. WASHBURN,


NO. 10 FORT BLOCK, Springfield, Mass.


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Will furnish to order, PLANS, ELEVATIONS, SECTIONS, WORKING DRAWINGS, SPECI- FICATIONS, &c., for every description of Public and Private Building, together with the necessary superintendence. 17


ADVERTISEMENTS.


Hydraulic Cement Water Pipe, DRAHO E WER TUBING.


ORDERS RECEIVED BY MCELWAIN BROTHERS,


And at the Yard, nearly opposite the Pistol Shop, near State Street, also, through the Post Office, by addressing


HENRY WILLIS, Agent, Springfield, Mass. N. B. Extra charged for Cartage.


Also, Orders received at the office of the Springfield Cement Pipe and Tile Works, for laying Scrimspaw's Patent Concrete, Yard Walks, and Street Side Pavements.


HENRY WILLIS, Agent.


KIMBALL & BLODGETT, MERCHANT TAILORS,


AND DEALERS IN Ready-Made Clothing,


Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps. NORTH DEPOT, DAY & JOBSON BLOCK, MAIN STREET.


Samuel Bowles & Co. Printers,


BOOKBINDERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF


Photograph Albums,


REPUBLICAN BLOCK, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


PITTSFIELD ADVERTISEMENT.


MAPLEWOOD


young Ladies Institute. PITTSFIELD, MASS.


Rev. C. V. SPEAR, Principal.


THIS long established School numbers among its former and more recent patrons, many prominent families in the Valley of the Con- necticut. It has a corps of


Twelve Professors and Teachers,


Most of whom have occupied their respective positions several years. Its Cabinets and Apparatus are amply sufficient, and its Course of Study embraces a period of Four Years.


Its Grounds rival those of the Colleges most favored in this respect covering an area of Nine Acres, intersected by Gravel Walks and Avenues profusely shaded with Maples, Elms, and other Forest and Ornamental Trees, with Arbors, Fountains and Flowers, and all se- cluded from public gaze by a dense border of Shrubs and Trees.


ITS GYMNASIUM


The first of its kind in the country, is still unsurpassed in size and character, being ninety feet by fifty-five, and fitted up with the most complete arrangements for Calisthenic and Gymnastic exercises. The rings, wands and light dumb-bells of Dr. Lewis' system are in daily use, and afford an important aid for arranging a Course of exercises in which the pupils take the deepest interest, and which are most admirably fitted to give development and grace to the proportions and movements of the physical system.


Capacious and commodious vehicles are also furnished without charge for frequent excursions in the surrounding country.


FOR CATALOGUES, ADDRESS THE PRINCIPAL.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


UNION WHITE LEAD


MA "& COMPAN


No. 26 BURLING SLIP,


JAMES HOW, PRES'T. 3


THOS. LAIDLAW, SEC'Y. S


NEW YORK.


The attention of the Trade and Consumers is invited to this old established and


Superior Brand of White Head.


It is prepared with GREAT CARE, from


SELECTED METALLIC LEAD, AND WILL BE FOUND


Fully Equal to Best English Lead.


For Sale by the principal Dealers in Paints, Oils, &c.,


throughout the country.


Consumers should ask for


66 UNION WHITE LEAD."


Where it cannot be had, order direct from the Company.


Quotations Furnished for


"UNION"


"UNION"


"UNION"


PURE.


EXTRA,


No. 1.


LINSEED OIL, COLORED PAINTS, &c.





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