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Tuttle John Mrs. h Appian Way
Tuttle Moses, (& Son,) farmer, h Tuttle cor Wyeth
Twist William, policeman, h 36 Pearl
Twist William H. driver Union R. R. bds 36 Pearl
Twomey Alfred, glass blower, h. Medford n Cambridge
Twomey Jeremiah, rope maker, Suffolk near Norfolk
Tyhan Timothy, laborer, h 9 North
Tyler Asa, b boots and shoes, 16 Tremont Row, h Sixth n Otis Tyler John M. clerk, h 29 Spring
Tyler Joseph H. (Marrett &) attorney, office Cambridge cor Second, bds 35 S. Second
W.S. Fritova, 117. 28 th Jeeast, 5g Susan Spra gue, 2. late Cells Copeland of Paplay
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UFFORD H G. b (S.N. & H. G. Ufford,) b stoves & lamps' h Prescott n Main
Ufford Samuel N. b (S. N. & H. G. Ufford,) stoves and Jamps, h Prescott n Main
Ullsch John, soap maker, bds Broadway n Davis Underwood Francis H. b 13 Winter, h Hilliard n Mt Auburn Upham George P. b flour dealer, h Winsor n Harvard Upham Henry, b editor Olive Branch, h River op Cottage Upham Mary and Catherine Misses, h Kirkland n Oxford Upton Hiram A. b laborer, h 76 School
Upton Patrick, pot maker at Union Glass House, h Lincoln cor Columbia
VALENTINE Henry C. (Stimson, Valentine & Co.) druggist, 36 India, h Harvard cor Prospect
Valentine Isanna Mrs. h Prospect cor Harvard
Valentine Lawson, h (Stimson, Valentine & Co.) 36 India, h Prospect n Harvard
Vanderwoerd Charles, telescopes, h Hampshire n Elm
Vandine Henry, nurseries, h Plymouth
Vanpel Louis, glass engraver, h 125 Spring
Vaughan Charles, b (J. J. Adams & Co.) 99 Washington, h Berkeley
Vaughan F. W. b attorney, 47 Court, bds Berkeley
Veazey William, brass finisher, h 117 Harvard
Veazie John, printer, Riverside, bds Dunster cor South
Venables George, laborer, h Franklin n Bay Venter John E. furrier, h Broadway op Boardman Very Samuel, Jr. mariner, h Franklin n Green Vickery William, carpenter, h Winsor n Washington Vigneron Charles, glass cutter, h Bridge n Fourth Vigneron John, glass cutter, h 84 Fourth
Vinal Albert, b (& Co.) coal, &c. foot of Poplar, h Harvard n Hancock
Vinal Francis F. b curtains, &c. h 371 Main
Vining David W. h 305 Washington, h 9 Cherry
Vogl Adolph, clerk, h 56 Spring
Vollintine Thomas, b shoe & leather dealer, h Williams cor Pearl
Vollmar C. shoe maker, 7 Brimmer Block, Harvard
Vose John, box maker, bds 36 Gore
WADE Asa, b flour inspector, State, h Broadway n Tremont Wade Eben, merchant, Havana, h Harvard n Ware
Wade Francis W. b bookkeeper, h Orchard cor Beech
Wade H. Louisa Mrs. h 17 Magazine
Wade J. Augustine, bookbinder, bds 17 Magazine
Wadleigh George A. b bds J. C. Lovejoy's Waite Charles, h 2 Oak
Wait Amos L. livery stable,301 Main, h rear 64 Washington Waitt Andrew, Superintendent College Buildings, h Ash n Mt. Auburn
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Waitt Edwin L. cement dealer, bds rear 64 Washington
Waitt Freeman C. expressman, 319 Main
Waitt Gilbert H. clerk, Main cor Winsor, bds 30 Winsor Wakeham S. painter, 293 Main
Wakeman Samuel, painter, h 23 Brooks' Building, School Walker Anna Mrs. h 17 Magazine
Walker Anna J. nurse, bds 17 Magazine
Walker Edward, provision dealer, h Linnæan n Bowdoin
Walker Ellen P. Mrs. h Harvard op Ware
Walker Frederick P. glass maker, h Fifth cor Winter Walker Horace, brick burner, h Kidder's lane
Walker James, President Harvard University, h Quincy Walker J. Dana, melodeon maker, h 51 Tremont
Walker Samuel, tailor, h 133 Bridge
Walker Sarah Miss, h 61 Gore
Walker Sarah Mrs. h rear Franklin n Pearl
Walko Martin, b (Walko & Barnum) furrier, 16 Summer, h Pine n Harvard
Wallace Alexander, clerk, bds 63 School
Wallace Charles G restorator, Columbia op Suffolk
Wallace James P. laborer, h Appian Way
Wallace James P. Jr. provision dealer, Brattle cor Palmer, h Everett. place
Wallace Silas G. provisions, bds 2 Prospect
Wallace William, cabinet maker, h 23 Washington
Wallace William Jr. b coal agent, 11 Doane, h Norfolk n Hampshire
Walmsley John H. b plasterer, h Union n Market
Walsh Edward, laborer, h Mt. Auburn n Lowell
Walsh Florence, laborer, h Brighton n Eliot Walsh James, gardener, at G. G. Hubbard's, Brattle Walsh James, laborer, h Lowell R. R. yard, Bridge Walter Richard, marble polisher, h Hastings n Moore Walton Nathan S. painter, Brattle cor Palmer, h Everett pl Walton Thomas, laborer, h Kidder's lane n Cedar Walworth John, mason, bds Park
Walworth J. J. & Co. manufacturers of steam and gas pipes, Main n Grand Junction R. R.
Ward Andrew A. provision dealer, 437 Main, h Western Avenue cor Kinnard
Ward Edward A. (Charlestown) lumber, h Sacramento
Ward Edward F. b clerk, bds Austin place
Ward George L. h manufacturer, 33 Union Building, State, h Brattle n Willard
Ward H. h Elm n Broadway
Ward Hannah Mrs. h Brighton n Brattle Square
Ward Henry B. h Dana cor Harvard
Ward Henry H. h telegrapher, h 15 Auburn
Ward Herbert D. conductor Providence R. R. h Washing- ton n Columbia
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Ward James, cabinet maker, h Hastings n Moore
Ward James, laborer, h North n East
Ward John, cabinet maker, h Hastings n Moore Ward John, laborer, h Dublin
Ward Jonathan W. architect, h Market n Winsor
Ward Joshua F. b, h Magazine n Walnut
Ward Samuel, h Kinnard cor Western Avenue Ward Simon B. b tailor, h 37 Cottage
Ward Winthrop A. provision dealer, h West. Av. n Kinnard Ware George A. printer, h Magazine cor Park
Ware Henry, b counsellor, 34 School, h Ware cor Broadway
Ware John F. W. clergyman, h Harvard cor Inman
Ware Sanford P. carpenter, h Pine n Harvard
Ware Wesley, carpenter, h 39 Columbia
Ware William Mrs. h Ware cor Broadway
Warland Altamont, h bookkeeper, 36 Friend, bds 39 Brattle
Warland Edward M. b clerk, bds Mt. Auburn n D'Wolf
Warland Francis, h clerk, bds Mt. Auburn n Bow
Warland Mary A. Mrs. h Mt. Auburn n D'Wolf
Warland William, h 39 Brattle
Warner Caleb H. b Cashier Bank of Commerce, h 20 Hancock
Warren John, laborer, h North n East
Warren Lydia C. Mrs. h 5 Auburn court
Warren Moses, h Fayerweather
Warren William, carpenter, h Suffolk n Norfolk
Washburn Emory, Professor of Law, H. U. h Quincy
Waterhouse Louisa Mrs. h Waterhouse cor Church Avenue Waters Eliza Mrs. h North Avenue n Everett
Waters Henry C. carpenter, h North Avenue n Everett
Watriss Oliver W. leather dresser, h Main cor Prospect Watson Abraham W. b clerk, h 23 Spring
Watson Alexander, cabinet maker. bds 123 Washington
Watson Nancy B. Mrs. h 34 Spring
Watts Benjamin S. bill poster and distributor, h 43 Auburn Watts Francis A. livery stable, Brattle n Harvard Square,
h Daniels' court
Watts Lawrence B. plumb and level maker, h Spring cor Fifth
Way. Alanson, b tohacconist, 3 Chatham Row, h Tremont cor Hampshire
Webb John W. ship carpenter, 35 Washington
Webb Michael, b clerk, h Dunster cor Mt. Auburn
Webber A. Carter, physician, h Pleasant cor Green
Webber Henry A. clerk, bds Jay
Webber John H. architect, Lamson's Block, Main, h Main op Irving House
Webber Norman A. h Norfolk cor Worcester
Webber William L. bds Pleasant cor Green
Webster Amos, clergyman, bds Williams cor Magazine
Ellen Henry Ware, m. Doc. 28Th 185g, Sophia, d. Blue, Hastings all of Cambridge-
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Webster Lydia Mrs. h 42 Fifth
Webster Theodore B. carpenter, h 102 Otis Webster William P. b expressman, h Harvard n Davis Weeden Henry, waiter, Columbia n Hampshire
Weeks Emmet, printer, h Pine Grove Weinzen -, b, h 1 Brooks Building
Welbasky Edward A. b broker, State, hds 251 Broadway Welch Albion K. P. (Metcalf & Co.) Holyoke n Harvard, h South n Holyoke
Welch Benjamin, trader, h Hampshire cor Norfolk
Welch Catharine C. Mrs. h Seventh n Otis
Welch Daniel D. variety store, 33 Main, bds 324 Main
Welch David, laborer, h Medford n Cambridge
Welch Edward, laborer, h Dublin n the railroad
Welch Elizabeth S. Mrs. h Washington cor Columbia
Welch Francis, laborer, h Franklin Alley n Bridge
Welch Henry T. carriage painter, Cambridge n Bridge, h Seventh cor Otis
Welch Hiram, constable and undertaker, h 103 Otis Welch John, laborer, h Dublin
Welch Patrick, b currier, h Hancock op Green Welch Richard, laborer, h Medford n Cambridge
Welch Thomas, blacksmith, h Palmer n Church
Welch Thomas J. painter, bds Fourth cor Gore
Welch Walter, stable keeper, h North cor Short Welch William, blacksmith, h South
Weld Benjamin C carpenter, h Winthrop n Brighton
Weld Horace N. boarding house, 34 Cherry
Welles Maria Mrs. h North Avenue cor Mellen
Welles Thomas R. b bds North Avenue cor Mellen
Wellington Charles W. W. b 33 Summer, h Cottage n River
Wellington George, b produce dealer, 33 North Market, h Columbia cor Broadway
Wellington Horatio, (J. C. Wellington & Co ) coal dealer, h at Charlestown
Wellington Isaac G. organ pipe maker, bds 95 Cambridge Wellington Jonas C. (J. C. Wellington & Co.) coal dealer, Bridge, h Broadway cor Prospect
Wellington Joseph A. (J. C. Wellington & Co. ) wood and coal, Bridge, h 33 Second
Wellington Joseph D. organ builder, h 137 1-2 Cambridge Wellington .Joseph V. b Boylston Market, h 13 Tremont Wellington William W. physician, h 4 Temple
Wellman Samuel E. pattern maker, h 8 Washington Wells Charles A. h 34 Brighton
Wells Charles F. b restorator, h Orchard n Beech
Wells Daniel Mrs. h Phillips place cor Mason
Wells Frances Mrs. h 24 Green
Wells George F. b bookkeeper, h 7 Harrison
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Wells George G. b clerk, bds 24 Green
Wells Peter F. b 23 Long wharf, h Green cor Magazine Wells James H. grocer, Broadway cor Clark, bds Hamp- shire n Tremont
Wells Lucia G. F. Mrs. h Hilliard n Brattle
Wells William, h Brattle n Fayerweather
Welsh John, laborer, h Charles n Fourth
Welsh John, laborer, h Short n Lowell R. R.
Welsh Maurice, laborer, h East n Bridge
Welsh William, blacksmith, h South cor Dunster Welts Enos, soap maker, h 118 Bridge
Wenborn Charles, pianoforte maker, h rear 77 School
Wenrich Mary A. Mrs. h Austin cor Essex
Wentworth Benjamin L. painter, h Franklin n Pearl Wentworth Elizabeth Mrs. h Sixth
Wentworth Jerome, baker, h 31 Clark
Wentworth John, mason, bds Park
Wentworth Nathaniel S. hatter, bds Sixth
Wentworth Thomas, carpenter, bds Franklin n Pearl
West Eben, expressman, h Winsor cor Broadway
West Catharine B. assistant teacher Webster Grammar School, bds Pine n Harvard
West John O. carpenter, h 79 Spring
West Levi H. car builder, bds Dunster cor Harvard
West Sarah P. Mrs. h Pine n Harvard
Weston Edward H. apothecary, Cambridge cor So. Third, h Otis n Fifth
Weston William H. clerk, bds Edward H. Weston's, Otis Wetherbee Jeremiah, h 25 Brookline
Wetherbee J. Otis, b clerk, bds 25 Brookline cor Franklin Wetherbee Levi, b produce dealer, 26 City wharf, h 40 Second
Whalen James, laborer, h Broadway n Grand Junction R.R.
Whalen John, lahorer, h Broadway Block
Whalen Martin, laborer, h Willow place
Whalen Margaret Mrs. h Franklin n Hancock
Whalen Thomas, tailor, h Charles court
Whealen Thomas, stereotyper, bds Pleasant cor Pierce
Wheaton Henry Mrs. h Brattle cor Sparks Wheeler Calvin, h Otis place
Wheeler Charles, (California) h Vine n Fifth
Wheeler Charles, painter, h rear 129 Spring
Wheeler Charles La. b clerk, bds 42 Austin
Wheeler Charlotte L. teacher Otis Middle School, bds 96 Otis
Wheeler Elijah, grocer, h 17 Gore
Wheeler George, (Pettengill &) blacksmith, Brighton, h Otis place
Wheeler George, shoe maker, bds Mrs. Fish's, Western Av. Wheeler James T. teamster, h Bridge n Craigie Bridge
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Wheeler John G. soap maker, h Lincoln n Winsor Wheeler Jonathan, dry goods, 125 Bridge, h at Concord Wheeler Lewis, b druggist, Broad, h 42 Austin Wheeler Margaret Mrs. h Dunster
Wheeler Margaret, dress maker, h Dunster n Winthrop Wheeler William A. lexicographer, h Shepard n Avon Wheelock Daniel K. painter, h Fourth n Winter Wheelock Edward, painter, h 90 Vine
Wheelock Samuel A. b clerk, h Elm n Broadway
Whidden Henry S. carpenter, h Leighton court
Whippen William, pump and block maker, h 86 Fourth Whipple Edward, b type founder, h Broadway n G. J. R. R.
Whipple John, fish dealer, h 132 Thorndike
Whipple John A. b daguerreotypist, 96 Washington, h Norton
Whipple William J. Mrs. h Putnam cor Green
Whirley James, glass maker, h North n Short
Whitaker Joseph W. clerk, bds 166 Cambridge
Whitcher Sargeant C. b (Tower, Whitcher & Co.) grain dealer, Haymarket Square, h Allen n Orchard
Whitcomb Actor J. P. iron fence maker, h 14 Auburn ct.
Whitcomb Henry G. clerk, h 84 Spring
White Charles W. b, h Fifth n Otis
White Chester, h Franklin n Pearl
White Dennis, laborer, h South n Dunster
White Edward, laborer, h Moore n Harvard
White Edward J. gardener, h Ellery n Broadway
White Francis H. clerk, bds Rice
White Frederick D. cabinet maker, h Gore cor Fifth
White George W. horticulturist, h Hollis n North Avenue White Honora Mrs. Bridge op Water
White James, laborer, h 3 North
White James, laborer, h Dunster n College wharf
White James H. b musician, h 129 Broadway
White John, cigar maker, Main n Norfolk, h 369 Main White John, stone cutter, h 8 Harrison
White J. Phillips, cabinet maker, h Willard
White Michael, laborer, h Spruce cor Sargent
White Mrs. millinery, 369 Main
White Ransom W. section master, Grand Junction R. R. hds Reed's Tavern, Bridge
White Ruth Mrs. h 83 Otis
White Stephen, stable keeper, h Rice
White Stephen A. glass cutter, h Fifth n Vine
White Thomas, laborer, h Dunster n College wharf
White Thomas, laborer, h Dublin
White Thomas J. shoe dealer, Harvard Row, h Brattle cor School court
White Thomas M. painter, Main n State h Austin n School White Timothy, laborer, h Dublin
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White William, laborer, h Brighton n Eliot
White William, teamster, h Sargent
Whiteley Edward, b warming apparatus, h Broadway op Boardman
Whiteley Eli, h 43 Washington
Whitemore Nathaniel G. machinist, bds Otis n Fifth
Whiten Nathan, b broker, h Amory n Summer Whiten William, saloon, Craigie's Bridge, h Third n Gore
Whiten John B. teamster, h 12 Auburn court
Whiting Hosea, b 100 Faneuil Hall Market, h Walnut cor Brookline
Whiting Thomas S. printer, h Cogswell Avenue
Whitman Alfred, b oil, Broad cor Milk, bds 28 Auburn
Whitman Edward S. b oil, Broad cor Milk, h 2S Auburn
Whitman Ephraim P. b (Wright &) merchant, Congress, h Kirkland
Whitman John, h travelling agent, h 4 Summer
Whitmore Nathaniel, gun and rifle maker, Cambridge n Third, h Otis n Fifth
Whitney Alvah, soap maker, 45 Gore
Whitney Amos, b engineer, h Sidney n Front
Whitney Augustus A. (& Brackett,) furniture dealer, Brattle Square, bds North Avenue n Porter's station
Whitney Benjamin D. h Ware n Broadway
Whitney Benjamin L. Mrs. h 44 Franklin
Whitney Benjamin W. attorney, Whitney's Building, Brat- tle Square, bds North Avenue n Porter's station
Whitney Charles E. b clerk N. E. Glass Co. bds Auburn cor Auburn Court
Whitney Edward T. surveyor, (office at Gale & Dudley's,) h Magazine cor Franklin
Whitney Fanny Mrs. h Auburn n Brookline
Whitney Henry, Jr. bookkeeper New England Glass Works, bds 35 Second
Whitney Joseph, surveyor, civil engineer and City Treas- urer, h 73 Fourth
Whitney Martin, baker, 5 Essex
Whitney Nathaniel R. assistant clerk, office Clerk Court, Court House, h Watertown
Whitney Richard, carpenter, bds North A7. n Shepard Whitney Susannah Mrs. h North Avenue n Porter's station Whitney Samuel, ladders, h 118 Thorndike
Whitney William L. office Whitney's Building, Brattle Sq. h Ash
Whitney William L. box maker, Broadway n Moore Whiton John P. b grocer, 24 Broad, h 563 Main Whittemore Amos, machinist, Brookline, h 40 Norfolk Whittemore Amos, Jr. expressman, h 56 Spring
Whittemore Benjamin B. b clerk, 37 Cornhill, bds Harvard cor Moore 12
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Whittemore George C. oakum manufacturer Brookline, h Williams n Pearl
Whittemore George W. b 27 Faneuil Hall Market, h Har- vard n Hancock
Whittemore John M. bds 99 Washington
Whittemore Joseph, clerk and messenger Cambridge Bank, h Front cor Sidney
Whittemore Samuel, expressman, h 97 Gore
Whittemore Thomas, b clergyman, 37 Cornhill, h 99 Wash- ington cor Cherry
Whittemore Thomas J. b clerk Custom House, h Garden n Appian Way
Whittemore William D. expressman, h 31 Clark
Whitten William, eating house, 1 Bridge, h No. Third n Gore
Whittier Henry C. Clerk, h Jay n Western Avenue Whittier True G. h Gardner n Prospect
Whoriskey John, stone cutter, 17 Winter
Whoriskey Patrick, stone cutter, bds 17 Winter
Whoriskey Richard, laborer, h 15 Winter
Wiggin Charles H. pianoforte maker, h Front n Village
Wiggin Daniel H. bookbinder, bds Eliot n Brighton
Wiggin Ira W. b, h 29 River
Wiggin James B. pianoforte maker, h Webster place, rear Webster School-house
Wight Henry, (Kimball & Wight,) b shoe dealer, 296 Washington, h 143 Cambridge
Wight Lydia Mrs. h 108 Thorndike
Wight Moses, b portrait painter, 223 Washington, bds 103 Thorndike
Wilcox David, h hatter, h 46 Spring
Wilcox Joseph B. shoemaker, Clark n School
Wilder Cyrus D. (& D. Wilder.) shoe store, Main cor Nor- folk, bds Washington n Norfolk
Wilder David, (C. D. &) shoe store, Main cor Norfolk, h Washington n Norfolk
Wilder Henry C. b machinist, h Jennings
Wilder James S. h wharfinger, Constitution wharf, h North Avenue cor Shepard
Wilder John, baker, h 41 Cherry
Wilder James C. painter, sexton and funeral undertaker, Main n Prospect, h Green n Pleasant
Wildes Moses 2d, b livery stable, 48 Devonshire, bds S. Willis's, Mt Auburn
Wildes William, b wine merchant, 40 Elm, h Bowdoin cor Linnæan
Wiley Abraham S. apothecary, Harvard Block, Harvard Square, bds Mrs. Belcher's, Mt Auburn n Bow
Wilkinson Arthur, b (Stetson & Co.) dry goods, 53 Milk, h Harvard n Dana
Wilkinson Thomas, glass maker, h Fifth n Gore
A. S. WILEY, Apothecary,
HARVARD BLOCK, OLD CAMBRIDGE.
Wiley's Glycerine Lotion,
For the cure of Chapped Hands, Cracked Lips, Dry or Rough Skin. Price 50c.
Wiley's Alkalescent Tooth Powder.
It whitens the teeth, while by neutralizing the acids it prevents decay ; it renders the gums firm and healthy ; it is not surpassed by any Tooth Powder in the market. Try it. Price 25c.
Wiley's Astringent Alkalescent Tooth Wash
Arrests incipient decay, gives great firmness to the gums, and imparts a pleasant fragrance to the breath Price 37c.
Wiley's Tooth Ache Drops.
In all cases of Tooth Ache arising from a cavity in the tooth, this preparation is warranted to produce an IMMEDI- ATE CURE. It contains no creosote or other poisonous sub- stance.
NOTICE .- The subscriber wishes to assure the inhabi- tants of Cambridge and vicinity, that they can obtain medicines of as good quality, and as carefully put up; that their physicians' recipes will be prepared with as great ac- curacy, neatness and promptness, as at the best stores in Boston or elsewhere.
LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
Per bottle.
Per bottle
Hennesey's Pale Brandy, $1 50 Pale Port Wine, $1 00
A. Seignette et Cie. Brandy
1 00
Dark .6
1 00
Uld Blackberry 66
Port Juice 4 1 00
(for diarrhæa)
1 50 London Madeira Wine, 66
10)
Cherry, (for diarrhæa) 44
75
Sicily
50
Real Bourbon Whiskey,
75 Brown Sherry
1 00
Old Scotch, 66
1 00 Pale
1 00
Monongahela,
50
Currant
75
Pure Holland Gin,
75
Cologne, in hock bottles, 75
Bay Rum, for bathing,
50
Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Tubes
Of all qualities and prices, from 25c. to $30 each. Havana and Domestic Cigars, by box and otherwise. Toilet Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Combs, and a general assort- ment of Fancy Goods ; German Cologne (true Farina).
Also-Syrups for cooling drinks in summer : Lemon, Raspberry, Orgeat, Sarsaparilla, Currant, Ginger, Orange, Coffee, Pine Apple, Vanilla.
A. S. WILEY,
OLD CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
[N. B .- PLEASE TURN OVER. ]
WILEY'S
CONET
S
OF FIGS, SENNA, D.
DELION &C.
FOR THE CURE OF
CONSTIP
That inveterate foe of human happiness. This Paste is composed only of the most approved vegetable cathartics and aromatics combined with the pulp of Figs, Prunes, &c., all forming an agreeable confection, thus enabling one to avail himself of a safe, gentle yet efficient aperient, and at the same time to avoid the disagreeable form and taste of Cathartic Pills.
Most cathartics contain either calomel or aloes, frequently both; in this there is neither.
It has received the sanction of several intelligent and experienced physicians, and is recommended with confi- dence to the citizens of Cambridge and vicinity. Price twenty-five cents.
A. S. WILEY, OLD CAMBRIDGE.
IG For sale by all the apothecaries of Cambridge.
Carriage and Bathing Sponges,
Of all qualities and in any quantity, from a single Sponge, Lo a bale.
Simes' Marshmallow and Lichen Pastes, And a good assortment of the best Confectionery. [SEE PREVIOUS PAGE. ]
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Wilkshire William, gas-fitter, h 49 Washington
Willard Abel, h Mt Auburn cor Ash
Willard Joseph A. b assistant clerk in Superior Court for Suffolk, h Charles cor Allston
Willard Joseph, b clerk Superior Court, bds J. Owen's Mt Auburn
Willard Lucy Mrs. h Mt Auburn n Dunster
Willard Lyman, keeper Fresh Pond House, Wyeth's lane
Willard Samuel L. carpenter, h Wendell
Willcomb Charles L. mariner, h 50 Thorndike
Willey John C. Chief of Police, office Third, h 85 Gore
Williston Lyman R. Principal High School, bds Main cor Prospect
Williams Edward F. stereotyper, h Brown n River Williams George H. mariner, h Washington n Main
Williams George S. sewing machine maker, bds 101 Cam- bridge
Williams Hannah Mrs. h Washington n Main Williams James H. soap maker, bds 7 Norfolk
Williams J. E. bookbinder, bds Washington cor Columbia Williams John, blacksmith, h Valentine n Pearl
Williams John, carpenter, h South n Brighton
Williams John M. S. b (Glidden &) 114 State, h Main cor Dana
Williams Joseph, b clerk, hds Hampshire n Prospect
Williams Mary Mrs. h Hampshire n Prospect
Williams Thomas, laborer, h Main n Broadway, L. P.
Williams William, organist Prospect street Cong. Church, h in Chelsea
Willis George E. tin plate worker, h 70 Fourth
Willis Stillman, h Mt. Auburn n Mt. Auburn Cemetery Williston John, civil engineer, h Inman n Cambridge Wilson Albert, engineer, h 22 Fifth
Wilson Alexander, engineer, h Winter n Third Wilson Charles F. bookbinder, h Essex n Austin Wilson Bridget Mrs. h Harvard n railroad crossing Wilson James, cabinet maker, h 23 Washington Wilson James P. pilot, bds at H. Hanford's Shepard Wilson John, tinman, h Vine n Third Wilson John, turner, h 133 Gore
Wilson John A. teamster, h Medford n Hampshire Wilson Joshua, printer, h 19 River cor Auburn Wilson Robert, h 2 Hastings
Wilson Royal, carpenter, bds Chapman place n Harvard Wilson William, rope maker, h Columbia n Somerville Winchell Rensalear, b clerk, h 39 Spring
Winchenbach Henry J. b grocer, h Kinnard n Western Av. Winchester Stephen S. (E. A. & W. Winchester) soap and candles, Water n Bridge, h at Boston
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Winchester Thomas B. (E. A. & W. Winchester) soap and candles, Water n Bridge, h at Watertown
Wing Leander J. b bookkeeper, bds Warland Winkley Swain, tailor, h Wright
Winlo Adam, glass maker, h Winter n Fourth
Winlock Joseph, superintendent of Nautical Almanac, h Brattle cor Mason
Winn Francis W. carpenter, Palmer, h Brighton cor Win- throp
Winnet Jason, b Traveller office, h 134 Harvard
Winship Cynthia Mrs. h Columbia n Harvard
Winslow John B. Superintendent Lowell R. R. h 53 Thorn- dike
Winslow Lewis R. overseer Boston and Lowell repair shop, h 166 Cambridge
Winter Charles, b freight agent, 168 State, h Pine n Har- vard
Winter Charles Jr. pianoforte tuner, bds Pine n Harvard
Winter William, author and lecturer, bds Pine n Harvard, address Gazette Office, Boston
Winters Charles H. bds Irving House
Winterbottom William, laborer, h 14 North
Wiseman Robert, laborer, h Harvard n Main, L. P.
Wiseman Edward, laborer, h Elm cor Hampshire
Witham Thomas, cigar maker, h 22 Jennings
Witherell Freeman C. (& Co.) fish market, 370 Main, h Douglass n Main
Witherell William, (& Co.) fish market, 370 Main, h Dou- glass n Main
Withey Simeon B. carpenter, Palmer, h Story cor Brattle
Wolfe Louis, b printer, h Kinnard n River
Wood Alfred, (& Hall,) grocer, Harvard Row, h Follen Wood Augustus Mrs. h 45 Sixth
Wood Caleb, (Denton &) blank book manufacturer Maga- zine, h 16 Tremont
Wood Charles, h 18 Tremont
Wood Charles P. b clerk, h North Avenue n Everett
Wood Charles T. b millinery store, bds Main n Pearl
Wood David H. carpenter, h Charles River n Mt. Auburn Wood Elizabeth Mrs. h 28 Winter
Wood Frederick, b tailor, 55 Washington, h Beech
Wood Jane Mrs. h Orchard cor Beech
Wood Jonas, shoe dealer, Harvard Row, bds North Avenue n Everett
Wood Richard S. stereotyper, bds Raymond's, Main
Wood Samuel, pedler, h Hampshire cor Amory
Wood Thomas, glass maker, bds 28 Winter
Woods Frederick, teamster, h Broadway n Davis
Woods George, b musical instrument maker, h Broadway n Pioneer
Jonas Wood, 17. 16 Feb. 1859, Sarah L. Lewthe, formerly of Hobuon.
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Woodbridge John, (& Co.) butcher, h North Av. n Spruce Woodbury Ebenezer, mariner, rear 21 School Woodbury Enos A. bds Prospect cor Main Woodbury Israel, teamster, h Winsor n School Woodcock Samuel H. machinist, h 35 Spring
Woodcock Vernal A. fireman Lowell R. R. bds Reed's tav. Woodland William, laborer, h Hancock n Green
Woodman Chas. pianoforte maker, h Columbia n Broadway Woodard Eleanor T. Mrs. h School n Winsor
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