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Alfred W. Adams, Captain; J. Bowers Kimball, 1st Lieutenant ; John Mack, 2d Lieutenant ; Sumner Hylar, 3d Lieutenant ; Thomas D. Bradley, 4th Lieutenant.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
COMPANY D .- LOWELL CITY GUARDS.
Armory, City Market.
Benson C. Hazelton, Captain; Ezekiel W. Eastman, 1st Lieuten- ant ; William H. Lamson, 2d Lieutenant; Rufus R. Stacy, 3d Lieu- tenant ; Charles Williamson, 4th Lieutenant.
COMPANY H .- WATSON LIGHT GUARD.
Armory, City Market.
Andrew Blood, Captain; Alfred H. Pulsifer. Ist Lieutenant ; B. W. Davis, 2d Lieutenant ; Francis E. Jewell, 3d Lieutenant ; Daniel D. Colby, 4th Lieutenant.
BOSTON AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
INI
· · BROWN
View of Depot in Boston.
William Parker, Agent. Office at the Depot in Boston.
Incorporated, June, 1830. Open for travel, June, 1835. New depot at Lowell, corner of Merrimac and Dutton streets. Superin- tendent, Silas Tyler, Jr., office at Freight Depot. J. M. Kimball, Ticket Master. E. Meserve, Depot Master.
Season tickets between Lowell and Boston, not transferable, and payable in advance, are given for three months for $24.60; six months, $45.10; and one year, $82; and are not to be used on Express business, and entitle the bearer to carry nothing but strictly personal baggage, or such parcels as may be taken in the hand, with- out incommoding other passengers. Other articles, or merchan- dise, are not to be taken as baggage, except at the discretion of the conductor, and by paying extra.
Season tickets may be used in any regular train, and allow any number of daily passages, and are half price for children under twelve years of age, and persons attending school.
Miles.
Fares.
Lowell,
Billerica Mills,
43
15
Billerica and Tewksbury,
7
25
Wilmington,
11
35
North Woburn,
14.
45
Woburn Watering Place,
16
50
East Woburn,
163
50
Winchester,
18
55
21
65
Medford, Boston,
26
75
No charge for children under 4 years of age. Between Boston and Lowell, second class fare 50 cents. The above rates are five cents less than the fare when taken in the cars.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
LOWELL AND LAWRENCE RAILROAD.
Incorporated, March 27. 1845. Annual meeting first Monday in January. Capital, $300,000.
F. H. Nourse, Superintendent and Treasurer. Office, Middlesex Street Depot.
William Livingston, Lowell, President. Sidney Spalding, Otis Allen, Frederick Parker, Horace Howard, Isaac Farrington, Abner W. Buttrick, Wm. Livingston, Directors. Frederick Parker, Clerk.1 From Lowell* to Prices.
Mace's,
Distances. 3
12
Tewksbury Centre,
5
18
Shed's Crossing, t or Alms-House Station, 6 20
Hagget's Pond,
10
30
Lawrence,t
13
40
Family Tickets between Lowell and Lawrence are sold at three- quarter price single tickets.
Season Tickets between Lowell and Lawrence, three months, $15 ; six months, $23; nine months, $33; twelve months, $47.
Season Tickets between Lowell and Tewksbury, three months, $7; six months, $13; nine months, $18; twelve months, $22.50.
SALEM AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
Incorporated in 1818. Opened August 1, 1850. Capital $400,000. Annual meeting on Tuesday after first Monday of January.
Stephen C. Phillips, of Salem, President. William Livingston, Low-Il, Sidney Spalding, Lowell, Josiah B French, Lowell, J. Wil- lard Peele, Salem, Jacob Coggins, Tewksbury, Charles F. Flint, Read- ing, Directors. Stephen H. Phillips, Salem, Clerk. Nathaniel B. Perkins, Salem, Treas. Francis H. Nourse, Lowel!, Superintendent.
This road connects at Salem with the Eastern Railroad; at South Danvers, with the South Reading Branch and Essex Railroads ; at Wilmington Junction with the Boston and Maine Railroad ; at Tewksbury Junction with the Lowell and Lawrence Railroad ; and at Lowell with the Nashua aud Lowell, and Wilton and Stony Brook Railroads. Trains are run in connection with trains passing in each direction on Boston and Maine Railroads, so that passengers may proceed between Lowell and intermediate stations on Salem and Lowell Railroad, and Boston and intermediate stations on Boston and Maine Railroad; and between Salem and intermediate stations on Salem and Lowell Railroad, and Andover, Lawrence and Eastern stations on Boston and Maine Railroad.
From Lowell to
Distances.
Fares.
Whipple's Crossing,
1
0
Tewksbury,
5
18
Shed's Crossing, or Alms-House Station,
6
2)
Burt's Mills,
8
20
Wilmington Junction,
9
25
Wilmington,
10
30
North Reading,
14
45
Paper Mills,
16
50
Phelps Mills,
18
55
Proctor's Corner,
20
60
South Danvers,
22
70
Carltonville,
23
75
Salem,
24
75
* Connects with Nashua and Lowell R. R.
t Connects with Lowell and Salem R. R.
# Connects with Boston and Maine R. R., and Manchester and Lawrence R. R.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
LOWELL AND BOSTON, NEW ROUTE.
View of Boston and Maine Railroad Depot, Boston.
By connection, at Wilmington Junction, of Salem and Lowell and Boston and Maine Railroads.
F. H. Nourse, of Lowell, Superintendent Salem and Lowell Rail- road.
Thomas S. Williams, of Boston, Superintendent Boston and Maine
Railroad.
Miles,
Fares.
Tewksbury Centre,
5
18
Shed's Crossing, or Alms-House Station,
8
20
Wilmington Junction,
9
25
Wilmington,
12
30
Reading,
15
44
South Reading,
17
52
Greenwood,
18
60
Stoneham,
19
60
Melrose,
20
60
Malden,
22
67
Edgeworth,
23
67
Somerville,
25
75
Charlestown,
26
75
Boston, Haymarket square,
27
75
NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
(Connects at Nashua with the Wilton Railroad, and with the Con- cord Railroad.)
Incorporated, June 23, 1835. Capital Stock, $600,000. Depot, Middlesex street, Lowell. Opened for travel, October 8. 1838.
Officers. Robert Read, President. Robert Read, Edmund Parker, William Amory, F. B. Crowninshield, William P. Abbot, Directors. George Stark, Superintendent. Office, passenger station, Nashua. William P. Ainsworth, Treasurer. Office, passenger station, Nashua. Abiel Rolfe, Freight Agent at Lowell. Benjamin F. Kendrick, Ticket Agent at Lowell.
STONY BROOK RAILROAD.
Connecting with the Nashua and Lowell Railroad at North Chelms- ford, and terminating at Groton.
Incorporated in 1845. Capital Stock, $300,000. Opened for travel, July 1st, 1848. Depot. Middlesex street.
Officers. Tappan Wentworth, President. Office, Wentworth's Block. George Stark, Superintendent. Office, Nashville. Charles Hovey, Clerk. George H. Carleton, Treasurer. Office, Carleton and Hovey's store. Tappan Wentworth, William A. Burke, John Wright, Sewall G. Mack, Lowell ; J. W. P. Abbot, Westford ; Ziba Gay, Nashua ; Samuel Lawrence, Boston, Directors.
23
6
20
From Lowell to
Burt's Mill,
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Lowell Daily Journal and Courier. Established in 1824; Whig. Office, 27 Central. Terms, $5.00 per annum. S. J. Varney, Editor and Proprietor.
Lowell Weekly Journal and Courier. Office, Publisher and Edi- tor, the same as the Daily Courier. Terms, $2.00 per year.
Lowell Advertiser, Democratic. Established in 1834; tri-weekly ; published, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Terms, $2.00 per year. Office, Spaulding's Building, 48 Central street. James J. Maguire, Publisher.
Lowell Patriot and Republican, Democratic. Established in 1834; weekly. Officer and Publisher same as the Advertiser. Terms, $1.50 per annum.
Daily Morning News. Established June 4, 1851. Independent. Published by J. T. Chesley, 21 Central st. Terms, $3.00 per annum.
Vox Populi, Neutral. Established in 1841. Published weekly, by J. T. Chesley, at 21 Central street. Terms, $2.00 per annum.
The Christian Era, Baptist. Published weekly, by J. M. Burtt, 48 Central street.
American Citizen. Established, May, 1854. Published every Sat- urday, by Z. E. Stone, Editor and Proprietor. An Independent Fam- ily Journal. Terms, $2.00 per year.
The World's Crisis. A Second Advent Journal, 27 Central street. Jonas Merriam, Editor ; S. J. Varney, Printer.
STAGES.
LOWELL, CONCORD, AND FRAMINGHAM LINE.
(Connecting with the Fitchburg Railroad at Concord, and with the Boston and Worcester Railroad at Framingham.)
The U. S. mail stage leaves Lowell at 93 o'clock, A. M., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, passes through Chelmsford, Carlisle, Con- cord, Acton Powder Mills, Assabet, Sudbury, Saxonville, Framing- ham, and arrives at South Framingham at 4 o'clock, P. M.
Returning, leaves South Framingham at 9 o'clock, A. M., Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives in Lowell at 3 o'clock, P. M. Books kept at the Stage Offices.
OLIVER W. INGALLS, Proprietor and Driver.
FROM LOWELL TO WINDHAM .- Fare 50 cts.
JOHN SLEEPER, Proprietor.
Leaves Lowell at 9 A. M., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and returns the same days, via Pelham and Dracut.
LOWELL AND BOSTON STAGE .- Fare $1. A. MARION, Proprietor. Leaves Lowell Sunday, at 4 P. M.
LOWELL AND NEWTON UPPER FALLS .- Fare $1. Accommodation Stage. John Sleeper, Proprietor.
Leaves Lowell at 83 o'clock, A. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, via Billerica, Bedford, Lexington, Waltham, to Newton Upper Falls.
Returning, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Stage Offices.
American House Stage Office, Ira Frye, Agent.
Merrimac House Stage Office, George P. Maynard, Agent.
OMNIBUS conveyance between the Northern Railroad Depot and Lowell Cemetery, six times daily. Fare 10 cents.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
EXPRESSES.
Tuck & Co.'s Lowell & Boston Express.
Stopping at Billerica, Wilmington, Woburn, Winchester, & Medford.
Run in connection with the Railroad, down and back three times a day. Express business in all its branches faithfully and promptly attended to.
Drafts, notes, bills of exchange, &c., may be confidently entrusted to their care, with the assurance that the business will be done in the most satisfactory manner. Goods called for and delivered at any part of the city free of extra charge. Also, run in connection with Adams & Co.'s California Express.
Office in Lowell, at the Boston and Lowell R. R. Depot. Office in Boston, Railroad Exchange, Court square.
Offices. - S. Mansur's, 138 Central street.
F. Coburn's, Central, corner Market street.
American House Stage Office.
Merrill & Straw's, 23 Central street.
S. Kidder, Jr., Merrimac, corner John street.
Carleton & Hovey's, Merrimac street.
Sargent's Lowell and Boston Express. From each place three times daily.
Offices in Lowell, at Nichols & Co.'s, Central, corner Green street ; B. H. Shepard & Co.'s, 77 Merrimac street ; Colby & Co.'s, 65 Central street.
Principal Office, in the Boston and Lowell R. R. Depot, Lowell. Office in Boston, 8 Court street.
Run in connection with Wells, Fargo & Co.'s California Express, and Harnden & Co.'s, and Kinsley & Co.'s New York and Southern Expresses. Also, with Thompson & Co.'s Western Express.
All orders entrusted to the care of Sargent's Express, will receive the most careful attention, and will be executed in an expeditious manner. Thankful for the generous favors the public have hitherto bestowed upon this line, it will be the aim of the proprietor to show his gratitude by endeavoring to merit a continuince of the same.
Goods called for and delivered at any part of the city.
Abel E. Conant's Northern Express .- Offices, at the Railroad Depots.
Rand's Lowell and Boston Express. - By the New Route.
Offices, No. 150 Merrimac street, and in the Middlesex Depot, Lowell. No. 10 Court Square, East side of Court House, Boston. Leaves Middlesex Depot at 7.50 A. M., 12 M., 2 and 4.15 P. M.
Leaves Boston from the Boston and Maine Depot, Haymarket Square, at 10.20 A. M., 12 M. 2.45 and 5.45 P. M.
Goods called for at any part of the city.
Harnden's New York Express.
Office, Merrimac House Stage Office.
C. Clapp's Eastern Express.
Office, Merrimac House Stage Office.
Cheney & Co.'s Northern and Canada Express.
Office, Telegraph Office, Boston and Lowell Railroad Depot. Morrill & Co.'s Nashua and Wilton Express.
Office, Telegraph Office, Boston and Lowell Railroad Depot.
Through Ticket Agency.
Charles C. Northrup, Agent. Office, Boston and Lowell Railroad Depot.
VALUATION OF ESTATES IN THE CITY OF LOWELL,
From 1842 to 1854, inclusive, with amount of Tax assessed, County Tax, number of Polls, and Rate of Tax on $100 Valuation.
1842.
1843.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850.
1851.
1852.
1853.
1854.
Real Estate, ...
8.284,062
8,446,820
8,759,290
9,406,104
9,695,346 10,790,108 11,286,718 11,769,894 12,300,860 13,066,968 13,708,730 13,340,012 13,694,184
Personal, ....
5,099,500 5,151,762 5,240,690 5,223,686 5,443 580| 5 886,854 6,071,778
6,2€8,758
6,391,029
6,723,297 6,749,526
7,018,510 7,382,888
Total Valuat'n,
13 383,612 13,596,582 13,999,980 14,629,790 15,138,926 16,676,962 17,358,496 18,038,652 18,691,889 19,790,265 19,853,256 20,358,522 21,077,072
Am't of Tax } Assessed, $
82,261.78 78,687 67 90,572,48 104,652.11 115,627.98 127,826.73 149,763 96 158,419.01 133,651.96 137,238.70 145,876.64 170,250.47 151,754.91
County Tax, ..
10,405.24
10,405.24
10,405.24
10,405.24
11,966.94 11,966.94 16,128.12 17,744.93
No. of Polls, ..
5,212
4,696
5,207
5,397
6,437
7,392
7,264
7,002
6,857
19,515.02 16,866.78 16,866 17 State tax, 7,054 7,249
16.866.98 8,604.00 7,636
16,806.31 8,604.00 7,663
Rate of Tax } on $100.
.55
.52
.58
.66
.70
.70
.80
.82
.66
.64
.68
9.78
.72
Population in May, 1840, ...... 20,981
Population in May, 1846, ... .. 29,127
1844, ...... 25,163
1850, ...... 33,000
Estimated Population in 1854, ...... 35,000
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
SAMUEL KIDDER, JR. APOTHECARY CORNER OF
Merrimac & John Sts.
LOWELL, MASS.
Family Medicines and Physicians' Prescriptions put up at all hours, Day and Night.
C. P. TALBOT & CO.
Manufacturers of
CHEMICALS
AND DYEWOODS,
And Wholesale Dealers in DYERS' DRUGS, and MANUFACTUR- ERS' ARTICLES.
City Market House, Lowell. C. P. TALBOT. THOMAS TALBOT.
A. B. FRENCH, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY & CAKE, 37 Central Street, Lowell.
Meals served at all hours of the day. Ball and Engine Suppers, Pic-nics, &c. fur- nished with every requisite, at short notice, and with punctuality. Terms Cash, for goods at wholesale.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE. JOSEPH T. JANES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in every variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Perfumery, &c. No. 146 Merrimac St., City Hall Building, Lowell.
Improved French Yoke Shirts made to order from measure, and warranted to fit.
BENT & BUSH,
FASHIONABLE
Hat, Cap, and Fyr
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 30 Central Street,
Opposite the Post Office.
OYSTER AND ICE CREAM SALOON.
A. W. LEONARD,
DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY AND CAKE, 130 Merrimac Street.
IG-MEALS FURNISHED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY. Particular atten- tion given to the manufacture of Ice Creams, Jellies, Wedding and other Cakes. "Parties supplied with OYSTERS-Scalloped, Stewed or Raw-on the most liberal terms. Orders promptly executed.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
BLANCHARD, WRIGHT & CO. Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN FLOUR,
170 COMMERCIAL ST., BOSTON,
1 Fletcher Street,
C. P. Blanchard, Walter Blanchard, George Wright.
LOWELL.
TAISEY & CLARK, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Country Produce, WESTERN AVENUE, DUTTON STREET, First building west N. Freight Depot. Orders for Commission respectfully 50- licited.
JOHN E. CRANE, No. 20 Middle Street, Lowell, Manufactures at short notice
PATTERNS FOR MACHINERY
AND OTHER PURPOSES.
ALSO, MODELS FOR NETV INVENTIONS.
PORTABLE SAWING MACHINES, with circular and upright saws with Moore's improved method of banding pulleys, by which 30 per cent. in power is gained. This is the most economical hand or foot power for Carpenters, Cabinet Makers and various other mechanics, ever invented.
EVERY VARIETY OF
B WORK
Neatly and Promptly executed.
J. E. C. is agent for Burt's Patent Horse Power, which has a decided preference to all others.
GOODS AT A BARGAIN. JACOB NICHOLS, DEALER IN
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
Stoves, China, Glass and Earthen Ware, and Housekeeping Goods of every description.
Dutton, Corner Lowell St. OPPOSITE R. R. DEPOT.
JOHN PETTENGILL, House Carpenter;
Also, Manufacturer of
CISTERNS, PRINT BLOCKS, Machine Frames, &c. MECHANICS' MILLS, Dutton St. Lowell, Mass.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
JOSIAH GATES,
BELT ANE
MANUFACTURER, No. 6 Mechanics' Building, Dutton St., Opposite Boston and Lowell Railroad Depot.
READY MADE BELTS, BELT CEMENT, All kinds of Factory Leather, Jacket and Roller Cloth of all kinds, Carpet and Baling Twines of all sizes, AND MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES, Of every description, constantly on hand.
ROBINSON & PEASE, Granite Dealers
AND CUTTERS. Monuments, Pattern Stone, Steps, &c., Furnished at short notice, AND ON REASONABLE TERMS, Middlesex, cor. Thorndike Streets,
LOWELL.
WILDER & HUNT, Wholesale Dealers in
BEEF, PORK, LARD, HAM, &C.,
No. 96 Market St.,
CHARLES II. WILDER, ? ELIHU S. HUNT, LOWELL.
Particular attention paid to putting up provisions for families.
ROBERT MELLEN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BEER, PORK, ZARD, HAMS,
VEGETABLES, &
Livingston Building, Thorndike St., Opposite Boston and Lowell Freight Depot, } Sign of the " Railroad Market," LOWELL, MASS.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
JAMES FARSON, PAINTER,
GLAZIER, AND PAPER HANGER,
And Dealer in Doors, Sash, Window Blinds, Paints, Oil and Glass. -ALSO- Paper Hangings. No. 200 Middlesex St. 6) All work donc in the most faithful manner.
S. J. FREEMAN, COACH, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Arch St ..... near Nashua Depot.
Varnishing and Polishing
Executed in the best manner, at rea- sonable prices. Carriages Painted and Varnished at short notice.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
NICHOLS & CO., Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
West India Goods
AND
GROCERIES, Cordage, Grass and Garden Seeds, Nos. 144 & 146 Central St. Corner of Green Street.
BLANCHARD & UNDERWOOD, Dealers in W. I. GOODS & GROCERIES Teas, Spices and Country Produce,
6 and 7 Savings Bank Building, Corner of Shattuck and Middle Sts.
oz Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge.
AMOS BLANCHARD.
M. D. UNDERWOOD.
CUSHING & MACE,
DEALERS IN STOVES & HOLLOW WARE, AND MANUFACTURERS OF
IRON
FENCE,
VERANDAS,
BALUSTRADES, &C. Basement Second Universalist Church, Market Street.
Personal attention given to putting up Furnaces, Ranges, Fences, &c.
M. HEMENWAY, DEALER IN W. I. GOODS, Crockery and Glass, Flour, Butter, Cheese, PORK, LARD, BACON, BEANS, Dried Apples, Oil, Teas, Spices, &c. &c., At Low Prices. 127 Market, cor. Shattuck.
Under the Universalist Church, next door to Cushing & Mack's.
Benj. F. Nealley, DEALER IN
W. I. GOODS AND GROCERIES, BUTTER, CHEESE, PORK, Lard, Wooden Ware, CORDAGE, &C. Lowell, cor. Worthen Street. JONATHAN PAGE, Clerk.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
FAIRBANKS'S
PATENT
PLATFORM, COUNTER, HAY, COAL, Railroad fand Ice SCALES. BURBANK, CHASE & CO., Agents, No. 5 Central Street.
BURBANK, CHASE & CO. Alerchant Tailors,
AND DEALERS IN Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. Also, Im- porters and Dealers in Foreign and Do- mestic HARDWARE, Cutlery and Agricultural Implements.
Samuel Burbank, John K. Chase, Fred. W. Sargent, H. B. Shattuck.
WYMAN'S EXCHANGE, 5 Central St. LOWELL.
GEORGE DARRACOTT, JR. ENGINEER FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF COAL GAS WORKS,
For Cities, Towns, and Factories. He will also attend to Fitting of Factories, Stores, Churches, Dwelling Houses, etc., with the necessary
PIPES, &C., FOR STEAM OR GAS. Office, 35 Market St., Lowell.
Steam and Gas Pipes, Cocks, Valves, etc., of all sizes, constantly on hand, together with a large assortment of Fittings, which will be put up in the most substantial manner, and on correct principles.
H. F. HOLT & CO.
DEALERS IN
West Undia Goods
AND Choice Family Groceries,
Nos. 2 & 4 Merrimac, corner of Prescott St.
Henry F. Holt. John C. Baker.
R. N. HAYDEN, DEALER IN WEST INDIA GOODS, GROCERIES, Crockery and Glass Ware, Thorndike, cor. Gorham St.
Flour, Grain and Meal, con- stantly on hand. Goods delivered to order without extra charge.
LUCIUS B. MOORE, MANUFACTURER OF
abana aud Principe Cigars,
Moore Street, near Lowell Bleachery, LOWELL, MAS8. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
(SUCCESSORS TO PUFFER & HOWE,) Manufacturers of
Machine Stripping and Diamond Pointed
CARDS,
NO. 92 MARKET STREET. E. B. HOWE.
JASON GOODHUE.
A. & S. STEVENS, Manufacturers of Power Loom
Harnesses and Reeds,
And every description of MACHINE BELTS & STRAPS, CORNER OF
Fletcher Street and Western Av. LOWELL.
ALPHA STEVENS, SOLON STEVENS.
W. BROWN & CO.,
Manufacturers of every description of
FACTORY LEATHER, AND DEALERS IN
Sole & Upper Leather, French Calf Skins, CALF AND LAMB ROLLERS, Kids, Bindings, and Findings, 94 MARKET STREET, LOWELL. WILLARD BROWN, WILLARD A. BROWN.
WILLIAMS, BACON & LUND, Manufacturers of PATENT AND ENAMELLED, POLISHED AND SMOOTH GRAINED
Calf Skins and Split Leather,
AYER'S NEW CITY.
EBENE'R WILLIAMS, LEVI BACON, CHAS. G. LUND. Store in Boston, No. 19 Fulton Street.
Cash paid for Slaughter Hides, at the Store and Lowell Tannery.
J. D. PUTNAM,
DEALER IN West India Goods, Groceries -- AND --
COUNTRY PRODUCE, Flour, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Pork, &c., NO. 38 CENTRAL STREET.
LUTHER J. EAMES,
-DEALER IN- BEEF, PORK, LARD,
-AND- PROVISIONS,
Thorndike St., Cor. of Gorham, LOWELL, MASS.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
TREADWELL & WALLINGFORD, (SUCCESSORS TO I. W. & D. BANGS,)
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
COOKING, PARLOR, AND
OFFICE
STOVES,
PENRHYN MARBLE
VICTOR
MANTEL-PIECES, Pumps, Lead Pipe,
Oven Mouths, Boiler Doors, Ash Doors, &c.
AGENTS FOR A. C. BARSTOW'S
CASTINGS,
NAMELY : Spiral Brick Furnace ; Hedenberg's Portable Furnace ;
PROV. R.h.
THE BANNER STOU Nº2
COOK STOVE ;
CAST-IRON SINKS,
Four Sizes.
Pump Work and Re- pairing done to order.
133 Central St., Opposite Washington House, 5
JOHN C. TREADWELL, LYMAN J. WALLINGFORD.
Bay State and Ban- ner Cook Stoves, For Coal & Wood;
OVEN PARLOR
A. C.BARSTOW &CO
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
J. A. BRABROOK, HARNESS MAKER,
No. 45 Market Street, LOWELL.
Harnesses, Whips, Fly Nets,
Horse Blankets, Brushes, Currycombs, Cards, Sponge, Neatsfoot Oil, &c.
GEORGE S. HATCH, CARRIAGE TRIMMER AND
Harness Maker,
15 MIDDLE STREET, Nearly opposite the Post Office.
A general assortment of Harnesses, Saddles Bridles, Nets, Coverings, Whips, &c., constantly on hand.
Howvell Carriage Atlanfactory.
SAMUEL CONVERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES,
Of every description, NO. 163 CENTRAL STREET.
Every Branch of the Carriage Manufacturing Business is combined in this Establishment.
Carryalls, Buggies, Chaises, and Wagons,
On hand for sale, or made to order at short notice. REPAIRING AND PAINTING
Done in the best manner, and on reasonable terms. All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
JOEL JENKINS, Manufacturer of ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGES, Carriage-Ironing and Horse-shoeing done at short notice.
Patent Ox-Yokes for sale, ARCH STREET, Near Nashua and Lowell R. R. Depot.
David A. Coburn,
Carriage Manufacturer, BLACKSMITH, AND HORSE SHOER, Arch St., near Nashua Depot,
All work in the above branches execn- ted in the most substantial manner, and promptly attended to on reasonable terms.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
DAVID DANA, Brass Founder, COPPERSMITH, Plumber and Tin Plate Worker, JACKSON STREET, OPPOSITE THE HAMILTON PRINT WORKS.
WM. ATHERTON, MACHINIST, 9
AND MANUFACTURER OF
STEAM ENGINES, LATHES,
Carpenters' Planing Wheels, Machines, Sash, and Wheels, Ship Screws, and all kinds of Machinery tor Carpenters' SHOPS. Howe Street, Belvidere. Orders promptly attended to.
JOSEPH HARDING, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
COLTS' PATENT.
RIFLES, Double and Single
FOWLING GUNS, Pistols and Revolvers of all kinds.
Atso, dealers in Sporting Apparatus, Fishing Tackle of every description, Powder, Shot, Percussion Caps, Balls, &c.
32 MIDDLE STREET. Old Guns Repaired at short notice.
BUTTERFIELD, LOVEJOY & CO.
Mill and Machine Forgers, BOLTS, SCREW BOLTS, AND NUTS, together with every variety of work usually included under the head of BLACKSMITHING. Also, all kinds of Cold Punching by power press attended to. Shop, Fletcher St., Mechanics' Mills, Lowell. G. F. BUTTERFIELD. LUND LOVEJOY. WM. AUSTIN.
SMITH & MEADOWCROFT, SCREW BOLT MANUFACTURERS, WHIPPLE'S MILLS, (Near the Lowell Bleachery,) LOWELL, MASS.
All kinds of Coach or Lag Screws, and Bridge Bolts, manufactured to order, at short notice.
ISAAC AUSTIN,
MANUFACTURER, O. Allen's Mills,
MIDDLESEX ST.
Strict attention paid to recutting Files and Rasps. Orders left at S. Mansur's, 138 Cen- tral St. will be promptly attended to.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
SMITH, LAWRENCE & CO., Woods & Nute's Building, Fletcher St., Lowell, Ms., MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINE AND HAND LATHES, PLANERS' DRILLS
AND MACHINISTS' TOOLS GENERALLY.
Also, Shafting and all kinds of Machinery Made to Order. Planing, Screw-Cutting, And all kinds of Jobbing and Repairing promptly attended to. Authorized to Manufacture and sell Weston's Dove-Tailing Machines. Orders solicited and promptly executed.
STINSON & POOLE,
Horse
Shoers,
No. 60 Middle Street, near Engine House, ALSO, BLACKSMITH WORK, Done in all its Branches, in the Best Manner. WM. STINSON. SAMUEL POOLE.
H. C. & J. F. HOWE, HOUSE CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS, Middlesex Street,
NEAR O. ALLEN & CO.'S MILLS.
Jobbing of all kinds will be promptly attended to.
COFFIN WAREHOUSE 9 NO. 23 PRESCOTT STREET.
AMOS HULL, Undertaker in Lowell for nineteen years, Keeps for sale .
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