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Joseph Fox, No. 14 Lowell St., Cambridge, Mass.,
Will receive prompt attention.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
JAMES CONWAY, PRACTICAL TAILOR,
Whitney's Block, under Social Union Rooms,
Palmer Street, near Harvard Square, OLD CAMBRIDGE.
SANFORD H. DUDLEY, COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Harvard Square, And No. 40 Water Street, Boston.
CAMBRIDGE OFFICE HOURS .- 7 1-2 till 9 A. M., and 4 till 9. P. M. BOSTON OFFICE HOURS .- 9 1-2 A. M., till 3 1-2 P. M.
TROY LAUNDRY, N. Y. A. B. FURLONG, Agent.
COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRIED, 3 CENTS EACH. All other Soiled Goods sent to Newton Laundry.
Goods received SATURDAY, for Troy, N. Y., before 12 M., returned the following WEDNESDAY. For Newton, goods received MONDAY, and returned the following SAT- URDAY.
Parties wishing to have their goods sent for or returned, will please leave their address
At the Office, corner of Harvard and Holyoke Streets, HARVARD SQUARE, CAMBRIDGE.
Also, for sale, a varied and elegant assortment of GENTS' NECK WEAR, BRACES, SUSPENDERS, etc.
W. B. HOLT, HOUSE PAINTING, GRAINING & GLAZING. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Shop, 14 Church Street, Old Cambridge.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BRINE & CLARK,
Dealers in
Franklin, Lackawanna, Beechwood, and Shamokin
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Nova Scotia Hard Wood, Birch, Pine, and Slabs, Lime, Hair, Cement, and Skimming Sand, Hay and Straw.
Wharf, Bridge St., foot of Third, - EAST CAMBRIDGE. UNION SQUARE, SOMERVILLE.
THOMAS DEVENS, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER,
FURNISHES
Coffins, Caskets, Habits,
ROBES, &c., at short notice, by Day or Night.
414 Cambridge Street, cor. Elm, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Residence, 414 Cambridge, corner Elm.
WILLIAM C. BROOKS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
COAL, WOOD, HAY,
LIME, cc.,
Wharf, 221 Bridge Street,
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- EAST CAMBRIDGE.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to.
ISAAC W. BAILEY & CO., CARPENTERS & BUILDERS,
88 AUBURN STREET, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Particular attention paid to Jobbing and Re- pairing.
ISAAC W. BAILEY,
JOHN MCALONEY.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
WM. J. HANNA,
Plumber AND Gasfitter,
No. 448 Harvard Street, OLD CAMBRIDGE.
Jobbing Promptly attended to.
T. SULLIVAN,
Furniture Mover, and Express
AND Jobbing.
LUMBER HAULING.
Empty Barrels Bought and Sold. Stand, 127 Bridge St., EAST CAMBRIDGE, - MASS.
And 32 Cambridge Street, corner First Street. All Orders promptly attended to.
KELSEY BROS., Furniture Dealers & Upholsterers.
554 & 556 Main Street, CAMBRIDGEPORT,
MASS.
NEW WORK
Made to Order.
Mattresses, Carpet, and Shade Work PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
East Cambridge Orders taken at Blake's Periodical Store, Cambridge, cor. Third Street.
F. DRAPER & CO., Manufacturers of
BRITANNIA@STATIONERS' HARDWARE, And Metallic Shells for Breech-Loading Shot Guns, Otis St., between First and Second, East Cambridge, Mass.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
WOODBURY & COMPANY, Planing & Molding Mill,
AND BOX MANUFACTURERS,
Cor. First and Otis Sts., EAST CAMBRIDGE, MASS. HOUSE MOLDINGS of every description. ALSO, PICTURE FRAME MOLDINGS.
Kindling Wood for Sale.
ISAAC A. WOODBURY, GEORGE E. WOODBURY.
FRED. W. RIVINIUS & CO., DEALERS IN Furnaces, Ranges, Parlor & Cooking Stoves, Tin, Japanned, and Wooden Ware, Kitchen Furnishing Goods, &c., NO. 432 HARVARD STREET, - - CAMBRIDGE. Fred. W. Rivinius. All Orders promptly attended to. Lewis A. Rivinius.
A. W. STEARNS, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, Shop on Mill Street, foot of Holyoke Street, HOUSE, 26 WALLACE STREET, CAMBRIDGE. Personal and prompt attention given to Jobbing and Repairing. Rubber Moldings ap- plied at reduced prices.
SAMUEL M. COFRAN,
BRICK MANUFACTURER, Brick Yard, Concord Av., near Walden St., CAMBRIDGE. Residence, 70 Concord Av., near Catholic Church. All orders attended to with prompt- ness and dispatch. The past testifies to the superior quality of my brick. Order Box, Mechanic's Exchange, 17 Court St., Boston.
ALBERT NORRIS & CO., CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, 9 Western Avenue, near Central Sq., CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
FOR SILVER and PLATED WARE, NEWELL HARDING & CO.,
12 Court Square, - BOSTON.
ALEXANDER L. HAYES, SOLICITOR OF AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS, No. 17 Pemberton Square, room 12, BOSTON.
FULLER & WHITNEY, Civil Engineers & Surveyors, NO. 39 COURT STREET, BOSTON.
WILLIAM H. WHITNEY, Residence, 66 Auburn Street, Cambridgeport.
Established in 1831.
EAVITT
COURT IST HOSTON
No. 91 Court Street, BOSTON,
HAT AND FUR EMPORIUM. All the New Styles. Prices Moderate. GLOVES, UMBRELLAS & GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Open till 9 P. M.
COMSTOCK, GOVE & CO., Manufacturers of SODA & MINERAL WATER,
And Wholesale Dealers in
ALE, PORTER, LAGER BEER, and CIDER, in quarts, pints, and half-pints, for Shipping, Hotel, and Family Use. Sole Agents for East India Pale, and Milbank Bro.'s Croton Cream Ale, in hhds., bbls., and half-bbls. Soda in Fountains. Syrups, all flavors.
30 Canal and 27 Merrimac Streets, BOSTON.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Agricultural Warehouse -AND-
SEED STORE,
49 N. Market St., and 46 Merchants Row, BOSTON.
PARKER & GANNETT, Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PLOWS, HARROWS,
CULTIVATORS, Cylinder & Lever Hay Cutters,
Mowing Machines, Reaping Machines, Fanning Mills, Churns, Corn Planters, Seed Sowers, Corn Shellers, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Hay and Ma- nure Forks, Garden Rakes, Hay and Straw Knives, Picks and Mattocks, Bog Hoes, Post Spoons, Road Scrapers, Sugar Mills, Axes and Hatchets, Pa- tent Axe Handles, Sickles, Grass Hooks, Scythes, Snaths, Scythe Rifles and Stones, Horse Rakes, Hay Rakes, Ox Yokes and Bows, Grindstones, Anti- Friction Rollers, Wheelbar- rows, Iron Bars, Ox Balls, Bull Rings, Tree and Floor Scrapers, Clothes Wringers, Store Trucks, &c., &c.
THE CELEBRATED CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS.
The best and cheapest Wood Pumps in use. Also, Prindle's Patent Agricul- tural Steamn Boilers, Mott's Patent, and Farmer's Patent Furnaces and Cauld- rons, &c., Guano, Poudrett, Bone Meal, Bradley's Patent and XL Super Phos- phate of Lime, Agricultural Steamers, Cotton Seed Meal, and Grain, Field, Grass, Garden, and Flower Seeds.
Improved Buckeye Mowing Machines, Improved Bullard's Hay Tedders, Bay State Improved Horse Rakes, Excelsior Improved and Hill's Improved Ar- chimedean Lawn Mowers, Excelsior Horse Lawn Mowers, and Excelsior Water Drawer, &c.
Dr. E. D. SPEAR,
SO MUCH CELEBRATED FOR HIS REMARKABLE CURES. Office, 713 Washington Street, BOSTON.
The testimony of many persons who seemed fit tenants for the grave, and who now, happily, enjoy the best of health, is proof sufficient of the great efficacy of the treatment of Dr. E. D. SPEAR. Success has attended the ef- forts of Dr. SPEAR in a wonderful de- gree. "Consumption's ghastly form" has brought terror to many a stout heart, and defied the skill of many an excellent physician. That Dr. SPEAR has restored to perfect health many suffering from this obstinate disease, is an undoubted fact, and the sceptical should be convinced by investigation. - Watchman and Reflector.
A SKILLFUL PHYSICIAN .- We shall perhaps convey no fresh information to the reader when we state that Dr. E. D. SPEAR, 713 Washington street, is one of the most skillful physicians in our city. He has been in active practice for many years, and this in- cludes every variety of disease. He has been particularly successful where other physicians have seemed to fail. All who desire to procure the services of a physician who can be relied upon, should call upon Dr. SPEAR. ..- From the Congregationalist.
WELLFLEET, May 5, 1874.
DR. E. D. SPEAR-Dear Sir: It is with pleasure I acknowledge the great benefit I have received from the use of your medicine. In December, 1861, I was attacked with bleeding from the lungs. In June, 1862, I had another, and a much more severe attack. Í well remember the time I got my sis- ter to write to Dr. SPEAR for his inedi- cine. My bleeding was not any com- mon case. I assure you. After giving the medicine a fair trial it entirely cured me. From that time to this I
have had no bleeding. My health is good. I can work as long as the best of men. My weight is one hundred and fifty, the same as before my sick- ness. I know of no reason why I am not good for thirty years, for I have outlived a large number that thought I would die fourteen years ago.
JOHN G. HIGGINS.
KEENE, N. H., Dec. 8, 1873.
DR. SPEAR. Iam very much better. My lungs felt filled up, but now feel free and easy My appetite is good; I have gained ten pounds. I have been very punctual in taking the med- icine. I think I should have been in my grave but for you. My prayers shall go up to God that he shall bless you and yours.
Respectfully,
MRS. MIRA A. BAKER.
SAND LAKE, N. Y., March 2, '74.
DR. SPEAR,-Dear Sir: Last August you sent me a box of medicine for my son, for bleeding at the lungs. In six weeks he appeared like a new man. He said he would need no more med- icine, for since the first of September until the 20th of February he had not spit any blood. Two weeks ago he took cold, and has raised some blood. Please send, as soon as possible, a box of medicine, and he will pay on deliv- ery. ORLANDO HORTON.
EAST LYME, Conn., Nov. 5, '73. DR. SPEAR,-Dear Sir: Iam thank- ful that God has given you skill to re- lieve the afflicted. I am happy in the thought that I can do anything towards publishing your name to the world. To God be all the glory.
Yours truly, NANCY MANWARREN.
DR. SPEAR will also refer to James T. Croft, 97 Beverly street, cured of consumption.
John Ward, 787 Sixth street, cured of consumption.
Charles O. Doe, 689 Seventh street, cured of bleeding from the lungs. Mrs. Asa Ames, No. 5 Dover street, cured of consumption.
Mrs Erving, 35 Appleton street.
Mr, Win. B. Trask, Pond street, ward 16.
Mr. Russell Carruth, 18 East Cainden street, and many others, who have been cured of various diseases which had baffled the skill of other physicians.
DR. SPEAR may be consulted upon ALL Diseases, FREE OF CHARGE.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
J. WINNETT & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 5 Tremont Street, BOSTON, MASS.
J. WINNETT,
W. G. CUTTER.
Particular attention given to the sale and leasing of Cambridge property. Insurance effected in reliable Companies.
THE SUSPENSION
GIVES THE MOST COMFORT. IS NEVER OUT OF REPAIR.
Above cut shows about one-quarter of the Bed. The frame is of hard wood, 12x2} inches. There are from 40 to 50 of the best tempered steel springs, fastened by wire hooks, doing away with twine and webbing, which soon wear out and also make a great harbor for bugs.
MANUFACTURED BY
DRAKE & TOWNE, - - - 73 Kingston Street, Boston. GEO. T. CONNER, General Agent.
IF" A free trial allowed.0
KENDALL & FARMER,
TRADE
COPPER
JOHN G. LORING & CO.
SMITHS
MARK.
NOS. 65, 67, AND 69
MERRIMAC STREET,
JOHN T. KENDALL, } JESSE FARMER.
BOSTON.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
New England Homoeopathic Pharmacy. OTIS CLAPP & SON,
No. 3 Albion Building, Beacon St., - BOSTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES,
Books, Family Cases, Vials, Corks, and all other articles in the Homeopathic Line.
VETERINARY BOOKS AND CASES FOR STABLE USE.
Also, Publishers and Dealers in TACHYGRAPHIC AND PHONOGRAPHIC WORKS. Send for Catalogue.
CHARLES E. MEYER & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
Looking Glass Plates,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
MOLDINGS Picture Frames,
MIRRORS, CORNICES, BASE TABLES, &C.,
WAREHOUSE, HOLMES BLOCK,
Haymarket Square, near Washington Street Extension,
BOSTON.
Factory, Cambridgeport ..
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
LIVERY, BOARDING, AND SALE STABLE.
J. E. FABYAN, Prop'r. 282 BROADWAY, COR. ELM ST.,
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Horses, Carriages, and Good H ks, with careful Drivers, to let. Horses for Sale or Exchange. Nice Storage for Carriages, etc. Particular attention paid to Boarding.
All Orders promptly attended to.
PROCTOR & JONES, Dealers in
FLOUR, GRAIN,
MEAL, Hay and Straw, Leverett St., n. Craigie's Bridge, BOSTON. All kinds of Horse Feed constantly on hand.
C. H. PROCTOR, S. E. JONES.
R. W. PATTEN, 32 Avon St., Boston,
(opposite Temple Place, near Washington Street, between Hovey's and Jordan & Marsh's, Room 6), is one of the most ingen- ious mechanics-we might say artists in the city. He repairs broken glass, china, marble, alabaster, shell, pearl, fine jewelry, watches, clocks, musical boxes, bronze, indeed, al- most anything one can mention, in a per- fect manner. His history is as remarkable as his ingenuity, as interesting as a romance. He lived from youth to manhood with In- dians, and experienced all those remarkable vicissitudes characteristic of savage life in the forests of America.
Fans, Umbrellas, Parasols, repaired in the best manner. Gold and Silver Plating.
J. 38. ROB Y
Manufacturer of the Patent
Combination and Abdominal
CORSET,
NO. 437 MAIN STREET, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
CHAS. H. NORTH & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Live and Dressed Hogs,
Packers of Pork, Beef, Lard, Hams, and Bacon.
Also, Manufacturers of Extra Lard Oil and Animal Fertilizer. Office, 27 and 29 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston. Slaughtering and Curing Establishment, Medford St., Somerville. Chas. H. North, S. Henry Skilton, Luman E. Conant.
FIRE
TERRA - COTTA
BRICK,
STONE WARE
&c., &c.
DRAIN PIPE
VASES. Chimney Tops, &c., &c.
PORTLAND STONE WARE CO.
Have been awarded three MEDALS for the Best
3 FEET
Drain and Sewer Pipe in New England.
Office and Depot, 444 Federal Street, ) Down Town Office, 50 Kilby Street, )
BOSTON.
GEO. C. DUNNE, Agent.
ALSO, EARTHEN WARE, FLOWER POTS, SOLE TILE, &C. SEND FOR PRICE-LIST AND CIRCULAR.
JOSEPH LEWANDO & CO., FRENCH DYERS
Steam Scourers,
FANCY & PATTERN DYEING A SPECIALTY. Kid Gloves, Feathers,
And all kinds of Ladies' & Gentlemen's Garments Cleansed or Dyed, whole or ripped.
OFFICE, 59 TEMPLE PLACE, BOSTON. BRANCH OFFICES. New Washington St., two doors north of Hanover. No. 1844 Washington St., Highlands. No. 332 Broadway, So. Boston. No. 26 Market St., Lynn.
Dyeing Establishment at Watertown, Mass.
COBURN, LANG & COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF
Soda & Mineral Water, IN FOUNTAINS, SIPHONS, AND BOTTLES.
THE BELFAST GINGER ALE.
Dealers In MASSEY, COLLINS & CO.'S PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
Also, Agents for Frank Jones' Portsmouth Golden Ale; Pure Cider, and Burkhardt's Lager Beer, Bottled for Shipping and Family Use. &# All orders promptly attended to.
100 Worcester Street. Depot, Water Street, cor. Kilby, BOSTON, MASS.
WILLIAM S. LOVEJOY
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
DINING ROOM
No. 21 Court Street,
Near Washington Street,
BOSTON.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ROOSTER.
PIANOS! PIANOS !! PIANOS !!!
GUILD, CHURCH & CO. MANUFACTURERS BOSTON.
QUILO CITU AUN ACO BOSTON,
"THE PARLOR FAVORITE."-The immense demand for this popular instrument has in- duced us to make its manufacture a specialty, and we are consequently enabled to offer then at much lower rates than are charged for sim- ilar instruments by other makers. Are used in thousands of families and a large number of Public Schools and Conservatories of Mu- sic, throughout the United States, India, Sweden, Cuba, South America, and Peru, giving entire satisfaction.
Among a score of testimonials is a Gold Medal just received for our New Square Grande, which are justly called the best Pi- anos in the world by the leading musicians thoughout the country. Celebrated the world over for their remarkably pure and brilliant qualities of tone, thoroughness of construc- tion and finish. Inquire of resident dealers or send for Catalogne.
OF Pianos sold on monthly instalments and to let at very low prices. Stools and Cov- ers constantly on hand. #0
GUILD, CHURCH & CO., 881 Washington Street, BOSTON, MISS.
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