Springfield directory 1854-1855, Part 9

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1854
Publisher: M. Bessey
Number of Pages: 204


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Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Work done to order. Nos. 2, 3, & 4, Market Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


E. D. ALLEN,


RN FACTURER, HARRISON AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


The best of Vinegar constantly on hand, and orders promptly filled.


SWAN & MARTIN, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Shop on West State Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


D. L. SWAN.


H. MARTIN.


157


ADVERTISEMENTS.


MEAT MARKET, BY


GOWDY & FISHER,


MASSASOIT ROW


MAIN STREET,


SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


H. A. COLLINS, M. D.


HOMEEMPATHIST & SURGEON,


ROOMS, MAIN ST., Over Rockwood & Co's., Store. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


D. J. BARTLETT, Manufacturer of and Dealer in every variety of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,


Embroideries, Laces, and Dress Trimmings. No. 3, State St., Springfield, Mass.


Old Straw Bonnets Bleached, Pressed and repaired in a superior man- ner, at short notice.


DR. S. BLISS,


SURGEON DENTIST. Office on North Main Street, near the North Church, 2d Door South of Leland's Music Store.


SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


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158


ADVERTISEMENTS.


OLEY'S HOTEL, - ยท BY


J. M. G O


Opposite Passenger Depot, North Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


O. A. SEAMANS, Counsellor & Attorney at Law, And Commissioner to take the acknowledgment of Deeds and Depositions for the States of Connecticut, Vermont, and Rhode Island. NOTARY PUBLIC.


V. L. OWEN, M. D., Physician and


Office, State Street, Two Doors West from the John Hancock Bank.


NG SALOON,


Lyman Street, opposite the Massasoit House. E. B. COLTON, Proprietor.


159


ADVERTISEMENTS.


SMITH, HENRY & CO., Livery and Feeding Stable,


Corner of Court In the rear of


and Market Sts. Hampden Hall.


SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


Single Horses, Saddle Horses, Carriages for Funer- als, Parties, &c. Passengers for the Cars called for in any part of the city. S. SMITH. T. HENRY. A. CLOUGH.


DAY & JOBSON, MANUFACTURERS OF


SASH. I OORS, BLINDS,


Window Frames, Columns, Caps,


BASES, &C. ALSO, ALL KINDS OF CASINGS, BRACKETS, CORNICE, &c., prepared from Dry Seasoned Lumber, at short notice. Shop adjoining Chase & Co.'s Planing Mill.


HENRY AVERY, MERCHANT TAILOR, French, German, English and American Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings of all qualities. Dealer in READY-MADE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS of every description.


No. 2, Burt's Block, SPRINGFIELD, Mass.


160


ADVERTISEMENTS.


AGAWAM FOUNDRY, HARRIS BIRNIE,


Proprietors. Emery Street, Springfield, Mass., NEAR THE WESTERN RAILROAD.


Manufacture all kinds of Railroad, Bridge, and Machinery CASTINGS, AND GENERAL CUSTOM WORK. D. L. HARRIS. WILLIAM BIRNIE.


Blanchard, Averill & Co.,


MAMUFACTURERS OF


LOCOMOTIVES,


STATIONARY ENGINES, And Machinists' Tools of every description. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


161


ADVERTISEMENTS.


DANIEL SACKETT'S


OYSTER & DINING SALOON, Corner of Main and Sanford Streets, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


Meals served at all Hours of the Day and Evening. Oysters by the Gallon, Quart and Pint.


S. J. MUNSON'S VICTUALING OYSTER SALOON


Opposite the Baptist Church, Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


N. B. Meals served at all Hours of the Day and Evening. OYSTERS BY THE GALLON, QUART OR PINT.


CUTLER & CO., DEALERS IN Chaire Gras, Groceries, and Bronisions, UNDER THE UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, (SOUTH DOOR,) MAIN STREET. L. CUTLER. J. W. MONTAGUE.


S. J. MUNSON'S VARIETY STORE. DEALER IN Toys, Confectionary, Fruit, &c., &c.


Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ice Cream and Refreshment SALOON. IG Wedding Parties and Families supplied with Cake, Ice Creams, Sherberts, & c.


OPPOSITE THE BAPTIST CHURCH, MAIN ST. 11


162


ADVERTISEMENTS.


HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE CO.


CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $400,000.


H. L. MILLER, Secretary. JAMES DIXON, President.


Insurance effected either on the Mutual or Stock plan, at the option of the applicant, and at rates as low as any well managed and responsible Company.


Insurance taken at this office for passage to and from, and residence in AUSTRALIA, CALIFORNIA and OREGON. LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED.


A. BURT, Agent.


Office at HUTCHINSON, CHAFFEE & Co.'s, opposite Hampden Hall.


FIRE INSURANCE effected in responsible Companies.


LIGHTNING RODS.


The Subscriber is prepared to furnish and put up SPRATT'S PATENT INSULATED LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, with improvements, (manufac- tured by Wilcox & Whitney, Hartford, Conn.,) and pronounced by scientific men, to be superior to any before offered to the public.


L. C. BURT, Agent.


RECOMMENDATIONS. - The Lightning Conductors on the plan of J. Spratt, of Cincinnati, appear to be very well devised, and in point of mechanical construction are the best I have ever seen .


It is to be hoped that the use of these rods may become general as an important auxiliary defense against a danger which must be regarded as of no ordinary magnitude, to which all buildings are liable.


B. SILLIMAN, JR.


Louisville, Jan. 27, 1851. Prof. Chem in the Univ. of Louisville. J. Spratt's Lightning Rod Conductor was submitted for examination, and the following certificate was given:


In the above recommendation by Prof. Silliman, Jr , we fully concur.


Yale College, Jan. 6, 1852. B. SILLIMAN, Sen. JAMES D. DANA:


We fully concur in the above recommendation .- EDWARD D. BANGS, Principal of Springfield English Classical Institute.


Rev. R. H. SEELEY, H. Foor, Esq., Hon. W. B. CALHOUN, Col. J. W. RIPLEY, Sup't U. S. Armory, CYRUS BUCKLAND, Master Mech. U. S. A. N. B. Orders left with A. Burt, at the Store of Hutchinson, Chaffee, & Co., will receive attention.


163


ADVERTISEMENTS.


American Soap Comp'y,


Incorporated by Act of the Legislature of the State of New York, and secured by Letters Patent under the Laws of the United States, A. D. 1851.


MANUFACTURERS OF


Amer. Cream Soaps,


LAUNDRY, MANUFACTURERS', TOILET, SHAVING CREAM, CREAM SOAP PREPARATION, TRANSPARENT SOAPS, AND OTHER VARIETIES.


WILCOX & CO., PROPRIETORS FOR WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS.


SPR


B. MASS.


Premium awarded at the late Fair of the Amer. Institue. 3 NOTICE.


Copy-right secured, A. D. 1851.


Time and Money saved, Labor lessened, and Fuel Entirely dispensed with. The advantage derived in the use of our Soaps, are too numerous to be given in this notice; these Soaps do the work of the Laundry without boiling, and in Cold Water, either Soft, Hard, or Salt, by rubbing the soap upon the clothes, when dry, and letting them soak for a short time, then rinse; thereby saving an immense amount of labor, fuel, wear and tear of clothes, bleaching, beautifying (im- proving, not injuring the fabric ) For removing grease, stains, ink, &c., it has no equal. As cosmetics, these soaps are invaluable, and will prevent and remove cutaneous erup- tions, curing chapped hands, imparting to the skin a soft, pleasant feeling, and appearance.


Every style warranted as represented.


TA


CO.


164


ADVERTISEMENTS.


JAMES D. BREWER,


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE, IRON & STEEL,


Joiners' Tools, House Builders' Trimmings, Fall Riv- er Nails, Window Glass, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Leather Belting, Cordage, &c., Corner of Main and State Streets, Springfield, Mass.


HOMER FOOT & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN


Hardware, Iron, Steel, Anvils, Vices,


Bellows, Window Glass, Pig and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Tin, Spelter, Sheet Zinc, Antimony, Cordage, &c., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


AGENTS for the sale of Fairbanks' Scales, Meneely's Church and Factory Bells, Old Colony Nails, Fire Brick, Underwood's Leather Belting, Lace and Picker Leather, Rub- ber Packing and Hose, and Portable Forges.


C . BIGELOW, MANUFACTURER OF


WIRE CLOTH SIEVES.


AND OTHER WIRE WORK, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Also, LOCOMOTIVE SMOKE STACKS, at the shortest Notice. NO. 3 SANFORD STREET.


TAYLOR & CRANE, Makers of all kinds of Heavy WAGONS, CARTS, PLOWS, &0.,


Also, Dealers in all kinds of HARD LUMBER. WAGON and CART HUBS constantly on hand.


165


ADVERTISEMENTS.


P. SCEERY, BLACKSMITH,


EAST COURT STREET, Rear of Hampden Hall, Respectfully informs the citizens of Springfield and vicinity, that he continues to carry on the


Blacksmith Business in all its branches. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO


HORSE SHO ING Having in his employment always First Rate Work- men.


ALPIN UBBARD.


MANUFACTURERS OF


Locomotive Sparkers, Switch Lamps, Oilers,


Factory Cans, Hot Air Pipe for Furnaces, and Every description of COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORK ; DEALERS IN Stoves, Cooking Ranges, Hot Air Furnaces, HOLLOW WARE, SHEET IRON, TIN PLATE, &c.


Springfield, Mass.


166


ADVERTISEMENTS.


S. C. BEMIS,


South End of City Hotel Block, near the Depot, Springfield, Mass , IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN


IRON AND STEEL


ANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUS L


By the Cargo or Tun. Manufacturer of the celebrated Steel


Dividers, Callipers, Compasses, &c.,


On which have been awarded Silver Medals at the American Institute, New York, and the Mechanics' Association, Boston.


S. Augustus Bemis, Miner & Co., CITY HOTEL BLOCK, SPRINGFIELD , MASS. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, IN GREAT VARIETY; MACHINISTS' TOOLS, BUILDERS' GOODS, Nails, Glass, Axles, Springs, Nuts, Washers, Glue, Belting, Lacing, Scales of all kinds.


All for sale on the best terms.


167


ADVERTISEMENTS.


SPRINGFIELD MARBLE WORKS.


MONUMENTS, TOMBS. AND HEAD STONES, Of all descriptions, furnished to order at short notice. ALSO -


Counter, Buren, Cable, AND STAND TOPS, And all kinds of work usually found in a MARBLE SHOP.


Shop on Main Street, a few rods North of the Baptist


Church.


GEORGE KEEP.


168


ADVERTISEMENTS.


R. B. CASWELL, Horse Shoeing & Jobbing. CARRIAGES & HORSE CARTS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. Emery Street, back of Cooley's Hotel.


HOPKINS & KING, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN


WOOL, FLOUR, OIL, BEEF, PORK, LARD, TRIPE, FISH, &c. Main Street, near the Railroad Depot.


T. STEARNS & CO., DEALERS IN FLOUR, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, VEGETABLES, Fruit and. Confectionery, Stone Ware, Wooden and Willow Ware, Nails, MATS, &c. N. B. We shall be supplied with BUTTER AND CHEESE, From the best Dairies in the County and State. NO. 4 BURT'S BLOCK, MAIN ST. Goods delivered free of charge. THEODORE STEARNS. JOEL S. MARSH.


169


ADVERTISEMENTS.


PHILIP C. ROWE, COPPER-SMITH AND PLUMBER,


Keeps on hand and manufactures to order,


All Articles usually kept in the above Business. Copper Boilers, Copper Gutters, Copper and Zinc Con- ductors, Pumps, Water Closets, Wash Bowls, Cocks of all kinds, Hatters' and Dyers' Ket- tles, Soda Fountains, &c., &c.


All orders executed at short notice. East Worthington Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


A. P. SHERMAN & CO.,


SUCCESSORS TO - LOUIS C. FIEDER, Manufacturers of elegant


CABINET FURNITURE,


And Dealers in all kinds of


Upholstery Goods and Curtain Trimmings.


Curtains Hung at short notice.


Nos. 4, 6, and 8, West State Street,


A. P. Sherman. ?


E. B. Sherman, S


SPRINGFIELD


170


ADVERTISEMENTS.


STEAM PLANING MILL.


HARRIS OLION


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF


UMBER 9 DRESSED AND UNDRESSED. Foot of Howard Street.


J. G. CHASE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRESSED AND UNDRESSED Pine & Spruce Lumber.


SOUTHERN PINE, FLOORING, CLAPBOARDS And Shingles ; Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry, &c. AT THEIR STEAM PLANING MILL, Near the Western Railroad.


DAVID WARNER, HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER,


PAPER HANGER AND GLAZIER.


All kinds of Imitation Painting will receive my particular attention. Glazed Windows always on hand.


Nos. 7 & 8, Market St., SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


a3 Keeps for Retail Trade, a good assortment of Paints, French and American Zine, White Lead, Paris and other Greens, Oils, Spirits of Turpentine, Cosch Furniture, Dammar Varnish, and a full assortment of French and American Glass.


171


ADVERTISEMENTS.


JOHN FOX & CO., Coffee & Spice Manufactory, Located North of Depot & West of W. R. R.


Having recently fitted up the above establishment, with Steam Power and extensive Machinery, they are now prepared to supply Merchants, upon the most favorable terms, with all kinds of


Roasted and Ground COFFEE, and Ground SPICES,


Warranted second to no article of the kind prepared in this country.


OSEPH PRA


DEALER IN WOOD, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, ALSO Rope and Twine Manufacturer, CORNER OF MAIN AND WORTHINGTON STS. coWood sawed and delivered when desired.


JAMES W. HALE & CO.,


DEALERS IN Groceries, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,


Flour, Grass Seed, and Superior Teas, No. 9 Fountain Row, Springfield, Mass.


172


ADVERTISEMENTS.


HUNTINGTON, AVERY & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,


TEAS, OILS, & c. Corner Main Street and Western Rail Road. A. HUNTINGTON, A. H. AVERY, S. S. DAY.


HUBBARD & HENDRICK,


CARPENTERS AND JOINVERS.


Shop on Union St., near the Catholic Church. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. C. W. HUBBARD. WM. A. HENDRICK.


DANIEL CROWLEY, HARNESS MAKER


AND DEALER IN


TRUNKS, V LISES, &C. Opposite Goodrich's Block, Main Street. N. B .- Repairing done with neatness and despatch.


DEALER IN RKER,


FLOUR, GRAIN, MEAL, FEED, OAT MEAL, SHIP STUFF, OIL CAKE, Newark Cement, Calcined Plaster, Lime, Sea Sand, &c., &c. Terms Cash. No. 5, Union House, SPRINGFIELD, Mass.


ADVERTISEMENTS. 173


N. ANGELL,


Bookseller and Stationer,


Goodrich's Block, Springfield, Mass.


McKIMMEY ARMSTRONG Buys, Sells or Exchanges all kinds of


NEW SECOND-HAND CLOTHING.


Also, Scouring and Repairing neatly Executed. No. 20 East State St., Springfield, Mass. McK. A. has been twenty years in the business.


JOHN M. STEBBINS, Attorney & Counsellor at Lam,


AND NOTARY PUBLIC. No. 6 Goodrich's Block, Springfield, Mass.


F. & J. W. RICHMOND, BOA RDING


- - AND LIVERY STABLE,


Sanford Street, Springfield, Mass.


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174


ADVERTISEMENTS.


C. T. ARTHUR, Attorney & Counsellor at Law,


Opposite Court Square, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


W. L. WASHBURN, ARCHITECTURAL & ORNAMENTAL CARVER, Market Street, Springfield, Mass. CAPITALS, CONSOLES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, &c., Executed to any design.


R. B. HILDRETH, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Opposite Exchange Hotel, Main St., SPRINGFIELD, HASS.


TRA HATCH, M. D.


Residence and Office on


Pynchon Street, nearly Opposite the Methodist Church.


175


ADVERTISEMENTS.


UNION HOUSE LIVERY STABLE, BY E. L. KINGSLEY & CO., REAR OF UNION HOUSE, SPRINGFIELD, HASS.


Horses and Carriages furnished for Balls, Parties, Pleasure Excursions, &c., &c. Passengers for the Cars will be called for, at any part of the town, by leaving notice at the office.


ARMORY HOUSE, BY A. JONES, OPPOSITE THE U. S. ARMORY. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


JOHN DINING,


DEALER IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.


North Main Street, Springfield, Mass.


BEACH & BOND,


COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Post Office Building, over Thompson & Co.'s Express Office, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


ERASMUS D. BEACH.


EPIIRAIM W. BOND,


Notary Public, and Commissioner for the State of New York.


176


ADVERTISEMENTS.


D. SCHOONMAKER Gold, Silver, Prince's Metal, and BRASS PLATER, And Manufacturer of Fine Brass and Silver Plated


DOOR PLATES, FIGURES, ORNAMENTS, ROSETTES, &c.


- ALSO


Fine Plated Carriage and Harness Trimmings, of vari- ous Styles and Designs, Electrotype Plates for Carriages, Safes, Pianos, Cars, &c. One Door South of the United States Hotel, Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


N. B. Particular attention paid to the Plating of Lock & Bell Trimmings.


RIBBE, CRANE


Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in every variety of


CONFECTIONERY AND SYRUPS,


SUPERIOR STEAM REFINED


LOZENGES, ACIDULATED FRUIT DROPS, GUM ARABIC DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE, &C.


Corner of Sanford & Market Streets, Springfield, Mass.


GEO. A. KIBBE, HORACE KIBBE, H. B. CRANE.


177


ADVERTISEMENTS.


B. ELDRIDGE, JEWELER & UMBRELLA MAKER.


Repairing done in the above branches. 0


Also, Gold Plate and Solder for Dental purposes, on hand and for Sale, Melting and Rolling out, done for the Trade as heretofore. No. 5 Market Street, near State Street.


VOSE & NORTON, Counsellors at Law,


SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


HENRY VOSE, LORENZO NORTON.


Commissioner in Insolvency.


HAMPDEN NURSERY


- AND -


CITY GARDEN.


D. CHAUNCEY BREWER, PROPRIETOR, DEALER IN Seeds, Fruits, Flowers and Bulbous Roots. ALSO FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREENS, FLOWERING SHRUBS, Roses, Grapes, Currants, Raspberries, Strawberries, &c., g.c.


100 Rods North Western Railroad. CHESTNUT STREET. 12


SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


178


ADVERTISEMENTS.


LIVERY AND SALE STABLE -


- BY


W. H. SYMONDS,


Rear of Cooley's Hotel, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


[Carriages always in attendance at the Railroad Depot, on the arrival of each train of cars. Carriages of all kinds furnished at short notice and on reasona- ble terms, on application at the Stable.


N. B. Horses kept by the Day, Week, or Month.


SWAN, BAILEY &CO. MANUFACTURERS OF


COURT ST. MASS SPRINGFIELD,


THOMPSON & CO., AMERICAN AND FOREIGN EXPRESS FORWARDERS AND BANKERS


OFFICE IN SPRINGFIELD, 3 and 4 Elm St.


179


ADVERTISEMENTS.


"PALMER'S PATENT" LEG.


MANUFACTURED BY


PALMER & CO., -


- AT -


No. No. 5 Burt's Block, Springfield, Mass., and 376 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.


Received the PRIZE MEDAL at the World's Fair, at London, 1851; and the FIRST PRIZE at every Fair in the Uni- ted States, and the SILVER MEDAL, First Prize, at the Crystal Pal- ace, New York.


"All concur in bearing practical testimony of its superior- ity, comfort and utility." "V. MOTT, M. D , Prof. Surgery. New York, 29th January, 1851.


"I consider it superior to any with which I am acquainted." W. PARKER, M. D., Prof. Surgery.


New York, January 29, 1851.


"I give my unqualified testimony as to its superior merits over all other inventions of the kind."


J. M. CARNOCHAN, M. D , Prof. Surgery. New York, April 12th, 1853.


"It is a beautiful contrivance; far better than previous ap- paratus of the sort." H. J. BIGELOW, M. D., Prof. Surgery. Boston, 1852.


B F. PALMER. A. S. CURRIER. E. D. HUDSON.


BOOTS & SHOES


Repaired with Neatness and Despatch by FRANCIS W. BARTLETT, NO. 5 STATE STREET, UP STAIRS, Springfield, Mass.


180


ADVERTISEMENTS.


BOOTS AND SHOES REPAIRED


BY


WOSES HANCOCK


Over Dunham and Bates' Grocery Store, MAIN ST.


J. HOOKER, Physician & Surgeon,


Office at his Residence on Elm St.


HOURS, from 11 A. M., to 2 P. M.


L. T. PORTER, BOOT & SHOE MAKER. REPAIRING NEATLY EXECUTED. OVER SMITH & CUTLER'S GROCERY STORE, State Street.


WORTHY & MOREHOUSE, Successors to Stebbins, Worthy & Co., . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Flour, Grain, Meal, Feed, &c., &c., GOODRICH'S BLOCK. Entrance on Hampden st., next door to Robert's Hat Store.


181


ADVERTISEMENTS.


PELION SOULE ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, Office, opposite the Depot, Springfield, Mass. T. D. PELTON.


A. L. SOULE, Commissioner for New York.


C. W. HUDSON, BAND AND FANCY PAPER BOX MANUFACTURER, Lombard's Building, opposite Chicopee Bank, Main-st., Springfield, Mass.


All kinds of Paper Boxes, Square or Round, made to order, at short notice, and in a style not to be surpassed, as our im- provements enable us to manufacture the best article at the Lowest Price. Particular attention paid to Glazed Paper Boxes for Store Shelves Orders respectfully solicited .- N. B. Hat and Band Boxes. by the Bale, constantly on hand, Also. Wedding Cake and Jewelry Boxes.


WHITE DENTIST


Office and Residence, NO. 2, FOUNTAIN ROW.


E. P. BROWN'S Livery and Feeding STABLE UNITED STATES HOTEL, Springfield, Mass.


182


ADVERTISEMENTS.


COLD


A. M. MACE'S


TROY CHEAP CASH


Stove Store,


Main, between Court & Pynchon Sts., Springfield, Mass.


DEALER IN COOKING, PARLOR & OFFICE STOVES, For Wood and Coal.


Brick and Portable Furnaces, BEST PATTERNS.


Metal Roofing of all kinds, done at the lowest rates. Tin Ware and Job Work done at short no- tice.


-


-


R. S. RUTAN, SILVER PLATER


AND MANUFACTURER OF


HARNESS TRIMMING, HARRISON AVENUE.


GREENLEAF & TAYLOR,


PAPER WAREHOUSE,


Main Street, opposite Massasoit House.


O. H. Greenleaf,


L. H. Taylor,


Springfield, flass.


Orders for paper of all kinds promptly attended to. Cash paid for Rags and all kinds of Paper Stock.


183


ADVERTISEMENTS.


Saddle, Harness and Trunk Establishment.


LLOYD MOORE,


Successors to Hubbard & Lyman,


Continue to Manufacture at Byer's Building, Main St., (Four doors south of Chicopee Bank, ) Springfield, Mass., The best articles of Saddles, Bridles, Harnesses, Collars, Traveling Trunks, Bags and Valises of all kinds and sizes : Also, Engine Hose, Fire Buckets, and Caps, together with a large assortment of other articles usually found in their store. Whips of all kinds constantly on hand.


URI BURT


Has constantly on hand, Albany, Pale, and Amber PORTER,


In Hogsheads, Barrels, and Half Barrels, for Shipping and City use. Brewery, cor. Montgomery and Colonie Streets, Albany.


Depots .- 153 Greenwich Street, New York; Corner Main and Front Sts., Brooklyn, New York ; 64 Com mercial Street, Boston; 3 Doors East of Depot, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


Also, Dealer in Corn, Rye, Oats, Meal, Feed, Flour, Salt, &c., all of which he is prepared to supply on the most favor- able terms, with promptness and dispatch.


WM. WHITNEY & CO .. MANUFACTURERS OF SOAPS AND CANDLES,


AND DEALERS IN TALLOW, SOAP STOCKS, &c. State Street, adjoining the County House, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


184


ADVERTISEMENTS.


J. PARKER & CO., MARBLE WORKERS,


(Successors to A. & S. Tomlinson,)


SPRINGFIELD, MASS., Corner of William and Main Sts., also, opposite North Church, a few rods South of the Depot, Main St. Will furnish at short notice,


MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, TABLE TOPS. AND ALL KINDS OF MARBLE WORK, Executed in the best and most approved style.


OUCH & JUDD


Carpenters & Joiners.


Cor. Main St. and Harrison Avenue.


H. A. GOUCH. S. JUDD.


CALVIN SHATTUCK'S LIVERY STABLE,


A fen rods East of the Eagle Hotel, STATE STREET, ON THE HILL.


185


ADVERTISEMENTS.


J. R. HEWETT, HARNESS MAKER


AND DEALER IN TRUNKS, VALISES, &c.


No. 2, Hampden Hall, Springfield, Mass. N. B .- Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.


PEASES' VARIETY STORE, DEALERS IN TOYS, CO FRUIT, &c., &c. Ladies' and Gents' Ice Cream and Refreshment Saloons. Wedding Parties and Families supplied with Cake, Ice Creams, Sherbets, &c.


Main Street, nearly opposite Chicopee Bank. A. S. & A. G. PEASE.


American Livery Stable, BY CYRUS NOYES.


THE BEST OF


HORSES & CARRIAGES FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. Located at the American House, . . Opposite the Depot. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


186


ADVERTISEMENTS.


W. C. STURTEVANT, STEAM BAKERY,


(Main Street, Opposite Pynchon,) SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


Keeps constantly on hand and for sale, all kinds of


To wit :- Boston, Soda, Wine, Butter, Picnic, Lemon.


J. D. C. CARPENTER, MANUFACTURER OF ENGINES & BOILERS SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


BROWN BRAVES,


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign & Domestic HARDWARE & CUTLERY, JOINERS' TOOLS, HOUSE BUILDERS TRIM- MINGS, FALL RIVER NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE, CORDAGE, &c. Directly opposite the Massasoit House, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


SPEAR'S


SPRINGFIELD


Daguerreotype Nos, 34, 35 & 36 Goodrich's Block.


The facilities of this GALLERY for producing PERFECT DAGUERREOTYPES, Are not excelled by any other Establishment in the State. The


THOUSANDS OF PICTURES


which we have sold during the past nine months that these Rooms have been open, and the great increase of business for the last few months, is a sufficient guarantee of the merits of our work.


Constantly on hand the largest and best assort- ment of


Frames, Cases, Gold Lockets, Pins, &c., &c., To be found in the City. J. H. SPEAR & S. M. ROBINSON, ARTISTS. .


188


ADVERTISEMENTS.


COOLEY'S HAMPDEN DAGUERREAN


Gallery,


AND STOCK DEPOT, No. 26 and 27 Foot's Block.


RECEIVING EVERY WEEK,


Plates, Cases, Chemicals, Lockets,


And everything used in the Photographic art, which we offer at New York and Boston prices.


Daguerreotypes made in the most Durable and Best Style.


This Gallery has been established since 1843, and is well known to the public. Its productions are its best recommend, and we respectfully invite all to ex- amine our Collection of Daguerreotypes. Among them may be found some of our most worthy citizens, and eminent men of the United States.


Yours respectfully,


H. COOLEY.


SPRINGFIELD, 1854.


189


ADVERTISEMENTS.


A. A. ADAMS & CO.,


CARPENTERS JOINERS.


Are prepared to take contracts for the erection and completion of Wood or Brick Buildings, either in this City or vicinity.


Shop on Main Street, 2d door North of Cooley's Hotel, SPRINGFIELD MASS.


AMASA A. ADAMS. ALBERT ADAMS.


A. S. & W. C. ELLIS,


Electro Silver Platers & Metal GILDERS, - OF German Silver and Britannia Ware, Brass, Copper, Iron and Steel.


Also, Manufacturers of PERPETUAL METALLIC CALENDARS-good for all coming time.


Particular attention paid to BUILDING MODELS OF MACHINERY, And small Job Work. RRE STREET,


Third & Fourth Doors from State St., Springfield, Mass.


190


ADVERTISEMENTS.


Ertter


HOUSE'S Printing Telegraph,


Western Railroad Office Building, Main Street, opposite the Depot and Massasoit House, SPRINGFIELD 2 MASS.


In the essentials of accuracy and rapidity, the Printing Telegraph is unrivaled. Errors in transmission are nearly impossible.


This line connects with the various lines traversing the United States and the Canadas, embracing some six hundred Stations, at the principal cities and towns.


Prices on this line are in some instances lower, in no case higher, than on other lines. (The printed card of prices is not now entirely correct.) Messages forwarded to this office by mail or express, will be promptly dispatched.


Celegraphy Office,


Main St., opposite Exchange Hotel.


Tariff of prices-25 cts. for first 10 words-each additional word 2 cents-To


Boston,


Pawtucket,


Norwich,


Fall River,


Newport,


New London,


Worcester,


Providence,


Middletown,


New Bedford,


New York,


Meriden,


Taunton,


Hartford,


Norwalk,


Woonsocket,


New Haven,


Stamford.


Bridgeport,


Messages forwarded to all parts of the U. S. and British Provinces.


CARR AGES.


D. SMITH


Keeps constantly on hand and for sale all kinds of Light Carriages. Will make to order all descriptions of Light and Heavy Carriages, at the lowest prices, at


No. 2 Park St., Springfield, Mass.


191


ADVERTISEMENTS.


CHAPIN, TREADWELL & CO., No. 1, Union House Block, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Gas Engineers and Builders of Coal GAS WORKS


Of all sizes, and every capacity. Contractors for Gas and Steam Fitting of every description.


A large stock of Wrought Iron Gas and Steam Pipe, Fit- tings, Valves and Cocks of every variety, constantly on hand and for sale in any quantity, at the lowest market prices.


GAS FIXTURES


Of the most recent styles, and of the very best manufac- ture. A stock of these goods, equal in style, finish, or variety of patterns, to any to be found in Boston or New York, is constantly kept on hand.


All Orders promptly executed, and on as favorable terms as any house in the country.


HENRY A. CHAPIN, NATH. TREADWELL .. GEORGE DWIGHT.


C. JJUDSON,


DEALER IN


Hats, Caps, Furs, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, and Umbrellas. Also, Buckskin Gloves and Mittens. Wholesale and Retail.


Corner of Main and Hampden sts., Springfield, Mass.


GEORGE ALAIS,


FANG


D ER,


Opposite U. States Hotel, Main Street.


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PARK


CLOTHING HOUSE.


HOWARD & AMSDEN,


Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in


CLOTHING,


Furnishing Goods, Boys' and Children's Clothing, India Rubber Goods, Oiled Clothing, &c. ALSO -Manufacture, to order, the finest CUST B


CLOTHING,


In the most Fashionable manner.


A large Stock of American and Imported Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Tailor's Trimmings, &c., &c., constantly on hand, and for sale to the Trade, or at Retail, on the most favorable terms.


The City or Country Trade will find it the cheapest and most desirable place to purchase the above Goods in Western Massachusetts.


NEW POPULAR ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,


Nos. 2 and 4 Blake's New Building, opposite Court Square,


0 The Cheapest, Best Lighted, and most Splendid Establishment of the kind in New England.


HOWARD & AMSDEN, Proprietors.


HAMPDEN AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE


ALLEN & MASON,


Have removed to Store under Hampden Hall, where they have a larger stock, both for the wholesale and retail Trade, of


Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, And all kinds of


GRASS, FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.


Garden and Flower Seeds neatly put up in packages from 50 to 500 papers.


PLOWS.


The largest assortment in Western Massachusetts, from the most celebrated manufactures, among which is the celebrated STUBBLE DEEP TILLER, which works admirably at any depth from 6 to 12 inches, and cov- ering completely all weeds, long manure, sods, stubble, &c., without clogging or choking under the beam - Also, the celebrated DOUBLE MICHIGAN, and new pat- tern SIDE HILL PLOWS.


PATENT YANKEE FFED CUTTERS. These Cutters are supe- rior to others now in use for st. ength, durability, and simplicity of con- struction. They are they only self-sharpening Hay, Straw. and Corn Staik Cutters now before the public. We also have the Ruggles Rol- ler and Lever Gate Cutters, for all that wish.


GUANO, PHOSPHATE OF LIME, BONE DUST, POUDRETE, &c.


HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES -We have an entirely new Stock : making our place the best in Western Massachusetts, for Ladies to se- lect almost any article for Housekeeping.


GRINDSTONES -Fifty tons of all kinds constant- ly on hand, from 25 to 1500 lbs. A liberal discount will be made to those buying to sell again.


A. A. ALLEN.


J.' W. MASON.


American Soap Comp'y,


Incorporated by Act of. the Legislature of the State of New York, and secured by Letters Patent under the Laws of the United States, A. D. 1851.


MANUFACTURERS OF


Amer. Cream Soaps,


LAUNDRY, MANUFACTURERS', TOILET, SHAVING CREAM, CREAM SOAP PREPARATION, TRANSPARENT SOAPS, AND OTHER VARIETIES,


WILCOX & CO.,


PROPRIETORS FOR WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS. SPRI KASS.


Premium awarded at the late Fair of the Amer. Institute.


NOTICE. { Copy-right secured, A. D. 1851.


Time and Money saved, Labor lessened, and Fuel entirely dispensed with The advantage derived in the use of our Soaps are too numerous to be given in this notice; these Soaps do the work of the Laundry withcut boiling. and in Cold Water, either Soft, Hard, or Salt, by rubbing the soap upon the c'othes, when dry, and letting them soak for a short time, then rinse; thereby saving an immense amount of labor, fuel, wear and tear of clothes, bleaching, beautifying (im- proving, not injuring the fabric.) For removing grease stains, ink, & c , it has no equal. As cosmetics, these soaps are invaluable, and will prevent and remove cutaneous erup- tions, curing chapped hands, imparting to the skin a soft, pleasant feeling, and appearance.


Every style warranted as represented.


W. & CO.





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