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Brown Elijah, wheel whright, High'st. Brown George, W. I. goods, Washington st.
Brasier Benjamin, tool maker, h Hlowe's block, Mill st.
Bruce Dexter, yeoman, h High st.
Breed Henry K., teamster, Mansion House High st Square.
Burgess Silas, livery stable, bds at W. Blanchard's.
Ceavey Moses P., cordwainer, Water st.
BELVIDERE DIRECTOR'Y.
Chever Richardson, cordwainer, h Howe's block Mill st.
Channen James, h wright, h near High st.
Chudwick Samuel, hatter, h near High st.
Churdon William R., tailor, h High st.
Chamberlain Leonard, machinist, h High st.
Clark David, laborer, h Washington st.
Clough Levi, mason, h High st.
Clements Hale, wool dealer, bds at Bennett's.
Clement Rufus, machinist, h Howe's block Mill st.
Cornell James, laborer, bds at Blanchard's.
Colcord Wear, laborer, Water st. -
Coburn James, inventer and proprietor of the pa- tent fire and water proof cement, see advertise- ment, bds at Blanchard's.
Coburn Joseph R., laborer, h Howe's block, Mill street.
Colhath Hiram C., laborer, Washington st.
Corbishly Thomas, house wright, bds at Blanch- ard's.
Cram Jonathan, cordwainer, Water st.
Cushing Thomas, butcher, h Washington st.
Cutler Nathaniel, house wright, Washington st.
Derby Edward, High st.
Dodge Ezekiel, house wright, h How's block, Mill street.
Durant Nathan Capt., trader, Washington st, h Mill st.
Durant Thomas, blacksmith, bds at Kittredge's.
Durant Sarah, widow, boarding h, Washington street. , Ducker John, at factory, h High st.
Drake Eliza, widow, h High st.
Drew William C., hatter, Howe's block, bds at Ben net's.
Eastman Luke, attorney at law, Washington st, h High st.
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BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
Hastman Gardner K., stone cutter, h High st. Eagar William, laborer, bds at Blanchard's tavern. Enis Ebenezer, stone cutter, h High st. Evaus Abel, blacksmith, bds at Kittredge's.
Ferlong John, at factory, h Washington st. Fisk William, house wright, h High st. Flanders Christopher, butcher High st. Fletcher Joel, house wright, h Water st. Forster Joel, stone cutter, rear of Washington st. Folsom James, house wright, h High st. Francis John, teamster, h Washington st. French Sarah, h Fayette st.
Frost Leonard Rev., h Washington st, at the head.
Garland Samuel, turner, Washington st. Garland Jeremiah, turner bds at S. Garland's. Gilman Jonathan, printer, see Gilman, Central st, Lowell, h Water st.
Gove Samuel, house wright, Washington st. Gotham Joseph, stone mason, Fayette st. G. ffin Jonathan, stone cutter, rear Washington street.
Harris James, house wright, High st. Hart Newell, mason, bds at Blanchard's Inn.
Hard: Samuel, jr., house wright h Washington street.
Hardy Samuel P., house wright, h Washington st. Hardy Samnel, yeoman, h Washington st. Harding Mary, widow, h Fayette st. Harding Gamaliel, h Fayette st.
Hancock John, inu holder, Washington st. Haskell Perkins, blacksmith, bds at Kittredge's. Hersy Amos J .. laborer, bds at Abbot's. Hincheliff Thomas, h Washington st. Howe Jerehoam, clothier, h Howe's block, Mill st, Howe Harison G., manufacturer, Mill st.
Howe Wrinthrop, manufacturer, Fayette st.
BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
Howe Abraham, wheelwright, Mill st. Holmes David, card manufactory, Mill st, h Low- ell st, Lowell.
Holaen Daniel, laborer, at Howe's factory.
Holden Isaac, shoe store, see Isaac H., Lowell Directory, h High st.
Hallowell Samuel, gardener, h High st, removed from Lowell.
Hosmer Abel, wheel wright, h Howe's block, Mill street.
Horn Eliphalet, h Washington st, see Horn, clock maker, Central st, Lowell.
Hoyt Benjamin, h rear of Washington st.
Holbrook Abram, Water st, Abbott's building. Holt Luke, painter, High st square.
Hutchinson Benjamin, trader, h High st. Hurd Benjamin, laborer, h Fayette st.
Jenness Amos C., laborer, Washington st. Jolinson Jefferson, laborer, bds at Blanchard's inn. Johnson Jonas jr., cellar keeper, at Lowell, bds at Blanchard's inn. .
Jones Ambrose, see Jones, confectioner, at Lowell, Washington st.
Kendall Artemas, laborer, h High st. Kenneson Thomas J., rear of High st. Kelly Martha, widow, h Washington st. Kittredge Joseph G., blacksmith, h Washington st. see K., Lowell Directory. Kittredge William, bds at J. G. Kittredge's. Kimball Nathan, house wright, h High st. Kimball Daniel R., bds at Blanchard's.
Lawrence Lucy, widow, boarding h, High st. Lakin Abel teamster, h Fayette st. Larrabee Daniel, cordwainer, bds at F. Shattuck's. Leonard Lawrence, laborer, Water st, Cram's building.
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BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
Lewis Peter, hair dresser, Lowell, h Washington street.
Lewis Andrus, hair dresser, Lowell, h Washington street.
Livermore Edward St. Loe, h High st. Square.
Livermore Edward St. Loe jr., Mansion House, High st. Square.
Mansur Aaron, Washington st.
Mansur Joseph W., student at law in Lowell, bds at Aaron Mansur's.
Mariam Joseph, laborer, h Howe's block, Mill st. Marden Francis, house wright, h Washington st. Mardon Thomas, house wright h , Howe's block, Bili st.
Marshall Cyrus, mason, h Fayette st, Harding's building.
Malton John, laborer, h High st.
Marsh Samuel, house wright, i Washington st.
McLeaish Rev., bds at Frost's
MeCaffry John, at factory, h par Washington st.
McMullen, Andrew, dyer, h Washington st. Mitchell James, machinist, b fligh st.
Mory Samuel, at carpet, h, Washington st. 1
Newman George, bds at Blanchard's, see Newman, variety store, Centra! st, Lowell. Nealy E. T., blacksmith, bds at Kittredge's. Niles Charles, wheel wright, bds at Owen's. Nutting David L., stone cutter, bis at Blanchard's.
Ordway Samuel, at Lawr nce's factory, h rear High street.
Osgood Thomas T., laborer, bds at Dennett's. Owen William, wheel wright, High st.
Patten John, butcher, h Washington st. Phelps Jason, clerk at G. Brown's, h Washington street.
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BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
Pingry John, butcher, h Washington st.
Pinder Joseph, cordwamer, h Washington st. Peirce A. C., see Silver & P.
Pratt Lyman, painter, see Pratt & F., Lowell st., Lowell, h Mill st.
Prescott Charles, plane maker, see Central st, Lowell.
Purington Elijah, wheel wright, bds at Blanch- ard's.
Putney John, h High street, see P., Merrinac st, Lowell.
Richardson Rebecca, widow, boarding h, Wash- ington st.
Rion Rogers, mason, h High st, see R., Lowell Di- rectory.
Rogers Zadock, yeoman, High st.
Rogers Zadock, yeoman, bds at Z. Roger's.
Rugg Anthony, hatter, bds at _ lanchard's.
Sanders Phillip H., h High st.
Sawtell Josiah, house wright, Washington st.
Sawyer Wesley, laborer at Howe's factory, bds at Howe's.
Sawyer Zenas, laborer at Howe's factory, bds at Howe's.
Safford David H., house wright, h Washington st. Sherman Aaron H., mill wright, h High st Square. Shattuck Franklin, cordwainer, h Washington st. Smart John M., house wright, h Fayette st.
Smith Alpheus, hard ware, h High st. square, see Smith, Lowe I Directory.
Silver Isaiah & Peirce A. C., English goods, Wash- ington st. bds at Fred's tavern, Lowell.
Spaulding Haskell, Washington st. Stewart Joseph, Capi., teamster, house Ash st. Stewart Willato, Louse wright, h Vill st. Stanley prudence, widow, h Brown st.
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BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
Stone Elizabeth, school inistress, bds at A. Man- sur's.
3 mis Solomon G., whip maker, bds at Bennet's. Starr lector, post rider, h High st.
Taylor Franklin, cabinet maker, h High st.
Taylor George, batter, Washington st,
Tirstle Phillip, bdsat Owen's.
Thayer Henry P., brass founder, shop near Con- cord river.
Tooi John, laborer, h Water st., Cram's buiding.
Upion Joseph, flannel finisher and dyer, b Fayette street.
Upiam Abijah, house wright, bds at Owen's.
Warren Anson, house wright, h High st.
Warren Cyrus, tool maker, h High st.
Wheeler Anemas Capt., h Washington st.
Wilson John, reed maker, bds at F. Shattuck's. Wiła. John K., overseer at card factory, h Fay- ette st.
W". wins John, machinist, h Fayette st.
Wood Ephraim, Washington st.
Wright Nehemiah, stone mason, h High st.
Wright Edward G., teauster, High st.
York Levi, house wright, h water st.
BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
STREETS, &c.
Washington Street, from Concord River, north bridge, through the village, to Boston road.
High Street, opens on Washington st. south, and exiends to Boston road.
High Street Square, a short distance north east from the village tavern.
Fayette Street, from Washington st. near the tavern, south.
Brown Street, opens north, directly opposite the tavern.
Water Street, opens from High st. south, and ex- tends to Concord River, south bridge.
Howe Street, opens at south end of the village tav- ern, and extends by the factories to Concord river.
The houses near south bridge are denominate in or near Water st.
ERRATA.
The reader is requested to make the following corrections.
Page 9, name 1, for Chapel st., read Chapel Hill.
Page 11, name 8, for Worthing st. Hamilton, read Worthing st. Merrimac corporation.
Page 11, name 13, for Bascom jr., read Bascom Jonathan jr.
Page 11, name 13, for house 3 village, read No.3 Carpet block.
Page 16, name 12, for Wood's building, read wooden buildings.
For Pepper, in all cases read Piper.
Page 18, name 14, for Chapel st. read Chapel Hill.
BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
Page 18, name 18, for corner, read on Church and Green sts.
Page 18, name 19, for Bellorses, read bds B. Moore's.
Page 20, name 2, read Coburn Samuel A.
Pago 20, name 7, for Cobhet, read Corbhett.
Page 21, name 7, for Bethuel Cross, read Bethu- el T. Cross.
Page 23, name 18, for house on Lowell st., read house on Lowell & Dutton sts.
For Lawane, in all cases read Lawrence.
Page 25, name 19, for corner Lowell and Merri- mac st., read cellar Merrimac st.
Page 26, name Ist, for Mr. Wylie read Mrs. Wylie.
Page 27, name 2, for Fellows Benjamin, read Fellows Benjamin F.
Page 27, name 12, for Fitts John F., read Fitts Jolın L. ·
Page 28, name 5, for Fowler Richmond, read F. Richard.
Page 28, name 15, for Merrimac st., read Cen- tral st., house Merrimac st.
Page 29, name 1, for R., read Rev.
Page 29, name 16, for Dr. read D.
Page 30, name 23, for Hurd st., read Hamilton st.
Page 32, name 5, for M. Law's, read Mrs. Law- rence', Belvidere.
Page 33, name 24, for rear, read Merrimac st.
Page 35, name 6, for Central st., Frye's building, read Chapel Hill, Fry's building.
Page 35, name 2, for house No. 2 Prince st., read house No. 2 carpet block.
Page 37, name 7, for Knowles Jonathan, read Knowles John A.
Page 37, name 20, for watchmaker, read watek- man.
Page 39, name 5, for Law J. read Low J.
Page 40, name 4, for M. read Mr,
BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
Page 43, name 1, for M. Payson read Mrs. Pay- soh.
Page 50, Dann 2, for Robbins isaac, read Rob- bin Jarch.
Pays 50, name 5, for Rohhins, read Rollins.
Pa 61. name 17, for Scary, read Seavy.
P . 63, name &, for Prince st., Hanalion corpo- ration. Hai Primer st., Merrimac corporation. P.,. 58, name 9, for Ward, read Wangh.
Page . O, name 9, for Merrimac st., read Moor st.
Page 66, name 9, for Mrs., read Miss.
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OMISSIONS.
Charles Hubbard, physician, h Central st. [The above name ought to have been inserted under tl:", head of Physicians and Surgeons.]
Harriin Davis, counting room, Central st., at Rail Road Bank.
William C. Gray, variety store, Central st., 4 Ham- ilton Place, I Chapel Hill, Parker's building.
E. ward Page, house wright, corner of Green and George sts.
Horatio W. Hastings, &
Pan! R. George. H. bds at Blake's Hotel, G. at Frye's tavern. Crockery and hard ware dealers, Central st.
Aaron H. Safford, dry goods, Merrimac st., see Da- 'son & S.
Francis F. Bond, attorney at law, office Hamilton building, Central st.
THE
LOWELL
ANNUAL ADVERTISER.
ANNEXER TO THE
LOWELL DIRECTORY.
The utility of this sheet and the benefit to be derived by the advertiser, will, we believe, be acknowledged by those who reflect that the Direc- tory has an extensive circulation, not only in this, but in the adjoining towns. An advertisement in- serted in it is exhibited longer to public view than through the medium of any other publication. This mode of advertising has met the approbation of business men in the south, if we may be per- mitted to judge from the great number of adver- tisements, their Directories contain.
PUBLISHED BY BENJAMIN FLOYD.
1832.
Lowetl Annual Advertiser.
WARREN DYAR,
Central Street,
KEEPS a complete assortment of CROCKE- RY, GLASS and CHINA WARE-Beautiful TEA and DINING WARE, of the latest patterns and most desirable colours. GLASS LAMPS, WINES, TUMBLERS, &c. &c.
50 setts of elegant CHINA, from $2,75 to. $18,00.
CHINA and SEMI-CHINA PLATES.
A large number of CASTORS, with cut and plane BOTTLES. KNIVES & FORKS, WA- TORS, SPOONS, and BRITANIAWARE.
LOOKING GLASSES, and PICTURE frames, manufactured and sold, by wholesale and retail, at Boston prices.
CLOCKS and TIME PIECES, of brass, eight day movements, set up and warranted correct time- keepers. Prices from 9 to 25 dollars.
Lowell, Dec. 18th, 1831.
SHOE STORE.
ISAAC HOLDEN, informs the inhabitants of Lowell and vicinity, that he has on hand at his Store on Central Street, opposite Jackson Street, a large assortment. of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cus- tom Made
BOOTS & SHOES,
of superior quality, which he will sell very low for cash. Also he has them manufactured as usu- al, at short notice and in good siyle.
N. B. 100 pairs of prime OI.D RUBBERS.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
S. M. GALE & CO.
KEEP constantly for sale, a general assortment of IRON, STEEL & NAILS,
including the following, viz :
English, Sweedc, Old Sable.
New, do., American and Sheet Iron.
Naylor & Co.'s Double Refined Cast.
Halbach German, Common, do.
Swede, Tub, American and English Blister Steel.
Cut and Wrought Nails.
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Waggon and Cart Wheel Boxes, Barr Shapes, Iron Wire, Hoops, Plate, Rods, and other articles usually found in an Iron store.
LOWELL CLOTH STORE.
In the Rail Road Bank Building.
WHERE may be found a most splendid assort- ment of German, French, English, and American, Superfine, Mididling and Low-priced BROAD- CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c., all of which will be sold at the lowest Boston prices, by
CHARLES SANDERSON.
DRS. PILLSBURY & FELLOWS,
Office in Charles Green's building, directly op- nosite Simon Adam's Store, Merrimac Square.
JOHN D. PILLSBURY, BENJAMIN F. FELLOWS
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
HENRY JONES BAXTER, FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND
DRAPER,
CENTRAL, CORNER OF HURD STREET, AT RAIL ROAL BANK BUILDING.
S. & T. P. GOODHUE,
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS AND FEATHERS,
CENTRAL STREET.
BROAD CLOTHS.
F. FOLSOM & CO.
HAVE for sale, at very low prices, a most ele- gant assortment of superfine BROAD CLOTHS, of every shade, of the most fashionable and lasting colors.
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Middling and low priced Cloths and Cassimeres of all colors. Camblet, Plaid, Vestings, Shirtings, Sheetings, Linnens, Gloves, Hosiery, Bandamas, Choppas, Stocks, Cravats, Suspenders, Buttons, &c. &c. &c.
CROSBY & HASKELL'S BUILDING, CENTRAL STREET.
Lowell Annual Advertiser. DANIEL M. KNIGHT,
No. 21 Merrimac Street,
Has now on hand, and will keep constantly for sale, a complete assortment of rich, staple, and fancy
DRY GOODS,
Among which, are superfine, middling, and low- priced BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SAT- TINETTS, VESTINGS, &c. &c.
Also, a general assortment of Ready Made CLOTHING.
M. P. & D. KIMBALL,
Central Street, Lowell,
KEEPS a constant supply of English, Frenchi, and American
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of a general assortment of Silks, Super French and English Merinos, Plaids, Flannels, Cotton Cloths, Calicoes, Crapes, Berrages, Vails, English Thread Lares, Bobinett Laces, Wrought Cambric Inserting and Edgings, elegant Ribbons, Hosiery and Gloves, Thibet and fancy Hdkfs, Me- rino Shawls, &c.
A general assortment of
MILLIVERY GOODS,
Bonnets, Caps, &c. Cloaks and Dresses, prepared to meet the wishes of customers.
Lowell Annual Advertiser!
JAMES TOWER,
Central Street,
KEEPS a variety of FOREIGN, and a great variety of DOMESTIC GOODS. All kinds of trimmings for garments, of the best quality. A good assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Flannels, Vestings, Blankets, Bockings, Cotton Goods and Dark Silks-with a great variety of Gloves, Hosie- ry, Carpeting, Trunks, &c.
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Clothing of all kinds, on hand, and made by or- der at short notice. Cloaks, Coats, Vests, Panta- loons, Shirts, Dickeys, &c. &c.
HAZEN ELLIOT,
No. 16 MMerrimac Street, Lowell,
KEEPS constantly on hand and for sale, every description of Combs, Watches, Jewelry, Silver, Silver plated, Brittania Ware, and
D S.
English and French Hair Work, such as Puffs, Curls, Frizetts, and bands of long Hair of every shade and quality.
Silver and steel bowed SPECTACLES, with concave, convex, French grey, green and white glasses, suitable for all ages. And Manufactures all kinds of HORN COMBS, in a superior style, and sold wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
SHELL COMBS, mended in the neatest manner.
The highest price given for Shell, Old Gold, and Silver.
N. B. Watches, and Clocks, repaired as above, by an experienced workman,
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Lowell Annual Advertise ?.
BETHUEL T. CROSS, AUCTIONEER,
Lowell Street.
KEEPS a complete assortment of Crockery, Class, and China Ware, Hard and Hollow Ware, Soap Stone and Cast Iron Furnaces, Tin and Ja- panned Ware, Lamps, Time pieces, Looking Glass- es and furniture of all kinds.
Live geese and sea fowl Feathers, Trunks, Shoes, Boots, Hats, Floor Hearth Dust, Paint, Shoe Cloth and Whitewash Brushes, Whips, Books, Stationa- ry, &c.
A complete assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING.
ALPHEUS SMITH,
At the Town House, Lowell,
Has for sale an extensive assortment of
HARD WARE GOODS,
and can supply housekeepers with cooking utensils and other articles in that line.
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Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, and all kinds of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, made to order as above.
A. S. is also agent for N. E. Crown, and Keene Glass Companies, and for Holmes' & Barnes' Whip Factory.
He also manufactures all kinds of CARPEN- TERS' PLANES.
Lowell Annual Advertiser:
SHERMAN & FAY, Merrimac Square.
A general assortment of first quality
GROCERIES,
spirituous liquors excepted. The prime JUICE OF THE GRAPE, warranted free from distilled spirits.
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READY MADE CLOTHING, Gentlemen's BOOTS and SHOES, HARD WARE, &c.
LABAN TURNER,
HAIR CUTTER & DRESSER,
Joining James Tyler's Store, Central Street,
Where he would be pleased to wait on all who may favor him with their custom.
N. B. Ladies' PUFFS and CURLS repaired. Also-Raizors honed at the shortest notice.
ALFRED DURANT,
Merrimac Street, opposite Suffolk Corporation,
KEEPS constantly on hand, a general assort ment of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Viz :- Bureaus, Chairs, Beadsteads, Tables, &c. sold as low as can be purchased in the place.
Lowell Annual Advertises.
MANSUR, CHILD & CO,
DEALERS IN
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, AND HARDWARE, TIN, SHEET IRON, STOVES, &C. &C. Central and Gorham Streets, Lowell, Mass.
JOHN BENNETT,
SURVEYOR OF LAND,
Water-Leveler and Auctioneer, Belvidere Village, Tewksbury,
MANSION HOUSE, LOWELL, MASS.
THE Subscriber would inform the public gene- rally, and his friends in particular, that he has tak- en the Tavern Stand in Lowell, Mass., Known by the name of MANSION HOUSE, where he will endeavor by personal, as well as punctual, attend- ance, together with good ostlers, cooks, and other attendants, to wait on his friends and all who may favor him with their patronage, in such a manner as will give entire satisfaction.
WM. BLANCHARD.
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Lowell Annual Advertiser. -
GENERAL
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs the inha- bitants of Lowell and vicinity that he has opened a GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, in Lowell Street, near Frye's Tavern, where he will be happy to wait upon all who may call upon him for information respecting
Houses, Stores, &c. registered to sell or let,
Merchants wanting Clerks,
Clerks wanting employ,
Mechanics wanting journeymen or apprentices, Journeymen or Apprentices wanting employ, Men wanting Laborers,
Laborers wanting employ,
Families wanting Females,
Females wanting employ,
Stables wanting Ostlers,
Men wanting employ in Stables, Taverners wanting Bar Tenders,
Boarding houses wanting Boarders,
Boarders wanting situations, &c. &c.
He will also artend to buying Wood, Hay, &c., for those to whom it is not convenient to attend the market.
All business in his line entrusted to his care, will be promptly attended to. All favors grateful- ly received.
ANDREW JAMESON, Lowell, Mass. Nov. 19, 1831.
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Lowell .Annual .Advertiser.
NEW FIRM.
The Subscribers have formed a connexion in busi ess, under the firm of
WILLIAM DAVIDSON, & CO.
And offer for sale at the old stand, No, 14 Merri- mac Street, at the lowest cash prices, a general as- sortment of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, INDIA, AND AMERICAN GOODS.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON, AARON H. SAFFORD.
FREDERICK BRINSLEY,
COMMISSION STORE
Jackson Street, near Central Street,
KEEPS on hand a general assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, &c.
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Second Hand Clothes,
Of all kinds bought, and sold at the lowest price - .es, with a variety of other articles.
N. B. Gentlemen's Clothes Cleansed in the neat- est manner, and freed from spots.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
RICHARD FOWLER,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER,
Respectfully informs the inhabitants of Lowell and vicinity, that he continues to carry on the above business, in its various branches, at his shop in Hurd Street, near the Rail Road Bank, where he will be happy to wait on all who may favor him with their custom.
PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL SIGNS, of eve- ry description, furnished at short notice.
APOTHECARY'S WARE, neatly ornamented. IMITATIONS of WOOD and MARBLE, done in modern style, &c. &c.
R. F. keeps constantly on hand and for sale, a general assortment of PAINTS, dry or mixed, and prepared to suit purchasers.
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Window Glass of every size, Japan and Copal Varnish, Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Putty, &c. &c.
H. W. HASTINGS, & CO.
Livingston's Building, Central and Gorham Streets,
DEALERS IN
CROCKERY, CHI A, GLASS, & HARD WARE.
P. S. Persons engaged in building, will find a good assortment of HOUSE TRIMMINGS, and mechanics, &c. can always be supplied with the various kinds of FILES and TOOLS of first rate makers, at low prices.
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Lowell Annual Advertiser.
BOOKSTORE, BINDERY, AND PRINTING OFFICE.
MEACHAM & MATHEWSON, No. 5 Union Buildings, Centrrl Street, KEEP constantly on hand a large assortment of
BOOKS & STATIONARY,
which they offer at very low prices. Ruling and Binding,
executed in the est manner Book and Job Printing,
of every description, executed with despatch. Loweil, January, 1832.
DR. LA MOTT'S
VEGETABLE COUGH PILLS.
THE most valuable remedy that has ever been discovered for Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Inflamation of the Lungs, Whoop- ing Cough, and all Pulmonary Affections.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by the proprietors, E. A. WARD, Druggist & Apothecary, Central st., Lowell, LEADER DAM, 29 Prince st., Roston, and G. H. CARLTON and GEO. PIERCE, Low- el, and by Druggists generally.
Lowell Annual Advertise.
GLASS DOOR PLATES,
A rich and beautiful article, in gold or silver ground ; which need no cleaning-furnished com- plete at a low price, by GEO. HEDRICK & CO., Central Street.
DRY GOODS --- CHEAP.
THE Subscriber offers for sale at the lowest cash prices, a general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
At the store lately occupied by William C. Gray, under the Lowell Evangelist office, consisting of blue, black and olive Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Sartinetts, Petersham, Coating, Rob Roy, Tartan and Camblet Plaids, Flanne! and Surges, Jierinos, Circassians and Bombazetts, real red, Turkey red, French Prints, fine English and Amr. can do., Tickings, brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirt- ings, colored Cambrics, superfine Merino shawls, 3-4 square, Thibet, Cassunere, Raw Silk, Valencia and Cotton, do., Thibet Handkerchiefs, Fancy, do. Merino, Worsted, Printed, Random and Cotton Hose, Gloves, Ribrons, shell and horn Gombs, Lin- ens and Linen Lawi:, Pins, Needles, &c. French Baskets, Batting and Wadding, Band Boxes, Shoes, and Paper hangings. Also-
Ready Made Clothing.
N. B. With a great variety of SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
At low prices, by MOSES DAVIS, Central st., Lowell.
Lowell .Annual .Advertiser.
GEO. HEDRICK & CO.
MILITARY STANDARD. SIGN AND FANCY PAINTERS, Central Street, Lowell, nearly opposite Mixer's Hotel.
ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN SIGNS of every description.
APOTHECARY'S WARE, neatly ornamented. TIMEPIFCE DIALS and GLASSES.
DIALS, of every size furnished at short notice.
W. and MARBLE TABLETS for Look- ingira. . . &c.
C' ASS DOOR PLATES, in Gold or Silver Ground.
. .. Jon of WOOD and MARBLE.
All orders punctually attended to.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
GEORGE H. CARLETON, No. 1 Merrimac Street. in the Town House, two doors west of the Post Office, offers for sale a complete assortment of DRUGS & MEDICINES. Physicians supplied on the most reasonable terms. Particular atten- tion given to Physician's Proscriptions. Every ar- ticle used in preparing and compounding shall al- ways be the best the market affords. Medicines put up for family use of the very best quality and at fair prices. Every article usually found in an apothecary store may be found here. Patent Med- joines of all kinds, Lee's Billious Pills, Dean's
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