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We, the undersigned, are using D. C. BROWN'S PATENTED WIRE HEDDLE, and are satisfied that it is the best Wire Heddle that we have ever used : -
S. S. Fuller, Overseer of Weaving in Cloth Department, Middlesex Mills, Lowell, Mass .: II. Butterworth, Overseer of Weaving in Shawl Department, Middlesex Mills, Lowell, Mass .; O. W. Kenison, Overseer of Weaving, Pemberton Mills, Lawrence, Mass .; Thomas Clegg, Lawrence, Mass.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
HUNT & ELLIOTT, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS, ROOMS, PRESCOTT NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, 28 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL, MASS. Authorized Agents for the following Companies, with combined Assets of over
$50,000,000.
Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000.
SECURITY (Fire) Insurance Company of New York.
Capital and Surplus, $1,600,000 (Gold).
PACIFIC Insurance Company of San Francisco.
Capital and Surplus, $1,000,000.
GERMANIA Fire Insurance Company of New York.
Capital and Surplus, $675,000.
REPUBLIC Fire Insurance Company of New York.
Capital and Surplus, $375,000.
ATLANTIC Fire Insurance Company of New York.
Capital and Surplus, $800,000.
NARRAGANSETT Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Providence.
Capital and Surplus, $560,000.
CLEVELAND Insurance Company of Cleveland.
Capital and Surplus, $500,000.
NORTH AMERICAN Fire Insurance Company of Hartford.
Capital and Surplus, $350,000.
CONNECTICUT Fire Insurance Company of Hartford.
Capital and Surplus, $400,000.
HIDE AND LEATHER Insurance Company of Boston.
Capital and Surplus, $350,000.
HOWARD Fire Insurance Company of Boston.
Capital, $200,000.
FIRST NATIONAL Fire Insurance Company of Worcester.
Cash Assets, $275,000.
MERCHANTS' AND FARMERS' Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Worcester.
Cash Assets, $175,000.
MIDDLESEX Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Concord, Mass.
Cash Assets, $100,000.
CENTRAL Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Worcester.
Cash Assets, $60,000.
CITIZENS' Mutual Insurance Company, Brighton.
Cash Assets, $1,000,000.
STATE MUTUAL LIFE Assurance Company of Worcester.
Cash Assets, $1,000,000.
BERKSHIRE MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company, Pittsfield, Mass.
Assets, $26,000,000.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company of Hartford.
Assets, $18,000,000.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE Insurance Company of Newark.
Parties desiring Policies of Boston or other Companies, either Fire or Life, can pro- cure them through us at the lowest rates. Surveys and Estimates made for Insurance on Mills, Manufactories, and other prop- erty at short notice. LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID AT THE LOWELL AGENCY.
GEORGE F. HUNT. ( See opposite page.)
GEORGE M. ELLIOTT.
.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS.
INCORPORATED 1844.
THIS COMPANY IS PURELY MUTUAL.
It has no stockholders, as many falsely called Mutual Companies have, to take the lion's share of the income. All its assets and all its income are the property of the policy-holders alonc.
It has a Cash Fund of $1,000,000, aud a large surplus over and above all liabilities.
The Massachusetts Law gives perfect security to the policy-holders, and makes every policy issued absolutely NON-FORFEITABLE; securing to every person all the insurance he pays for. CH. 186, LAWS 1861.
IT IS BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK.
If for any cause the annual premium is not paid at the time when due, the Company will continue the insurance according to Massachusetts law; or, at the option of the assured, will cither pay back the surrender value of the assurance, or will give a PAID- UP POLICY for such proportion of the original policy as the assured has paid for.
Economy is the great feature of this Company. THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY uses in expenses less of every hundred dollars paid in than any other of the six Massachusetts Life Companies, and less than any one of forty- five Life Companies from other States doing business in Massachusetts. See Mass. Ins. Com. Rep., 1869.
All its surplus is divided among its policy-holders annually, on the contribution plan, beginning with the second premium on every policy.
THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE IS A CASH COMPANY.
The interest on the Invested funds of the State Mutual Life Assurance Company for the last fifteen years has more than paid all the losses by death during that period.
This fact shows the great prosperity and success of this Company, although it is not as large as many others, because its business has been restricted almost exclusively to New England, while that of other Companies has been extended almost over the whole country.
How shall I know which is the best Company ? By inquiring of the thousands of honest men who are insured in this, they will tell you that
The State Mutual Life Assurance Company,
OF WORCESTER, MASS.,
is one of the oldest, safest, and most economical Companies in the United States ; and, consequently, the cheapest in which to insure.
ACTIVE AND RELIABLE CANVASSERS WANTED.
HUNT & ELLIOTT, Agents, 28 Central Street, Lowell.
GEORGE F. HUNT. ( See opposite page.) GEORGE M. ELLIOTT.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
HENRY C. CHURCH, FIRE, LIFE, & ACCIDENT INSURANCE. 23 Central, corner Middle Street, Lowell, Mass.
ETNA Insurance Company,
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Hartford, Conn.
Capital and Surplus, $5,400,000.
HARTFORD Fire Insurance Company, - Hartford, Conn, Capital and Surplus, $2,300,000.
PHOENIX Insurance Company,
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Hartford, Conn.
Capital and Surplus, $1,600,000.
INTERNATIONAL Insurance Company, -
- New York,
Capital and Surplus, $1,200,000.
NATIONAL Insurance Company.
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Boston, Mass.
Capital and Surplus, $700,000.
PUTNAM Insurance Company,
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Hartford, Conn.
Capital, $500,000.
INDEPENDENT Insurance Company, -
- Boston, Mass.
Capital and Surplus, $400,000.
NORWICH Insurance Company,
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Norwich, Conn.
Capital and Surplus, $300,000.
ROGER WILLIAMS Insurance Co., Providence, - R. I.
Capital and Surplus, $200,000.
Policies written in the above Offices, on Churches, Dwell- ings, Mills, and Machinery, Stores and Merchandise, on the most favorable terms.
TRAVELLERS' Insurance Company, - Hartford, Conn. Capital and Surplus, $1,200,000. Incorporated for the purpose of effecting all kinds of Life & Accident Insurance.
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
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INSURANCE.
Traders' and Mechanics' INSURANCE COMPANY,
LOWELL, MASS.
MUTUAL AND STOCK.
CASH ASSETS, $290,000.
DIRECTORS.
C. B. COBURN.
L. G. HOWE.
D. S. RICHARDSON. EDWARD TUCK.
THOMAS NESMITH.
LEVI SPRAGUE.
H. HOSFORD.
ISAAC PLACE.
S. W. STICKNEY.
E. F. SHERMAN.
C. B. COBURN, Pres. E. F. SHERMAN, Sec. and Treas. Office, 27 Central Street, Lowell.
Home Insurance Co., of New York. CASH ASSETS, $4,243,234.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Company, of New York. CASHI ASSETS, $1,637,066.
Yonkers and New York Insurance Company, of New York. CASH ASSETS, $601,500.00.
Springfield Fire and Marine Ins. Co., of Springfield, Mass. CASH ASSETS, $926,450.00.
Merchants' Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn. CASH ASSETS, $454,286.00.
AGP Insurance effected to any desirable amount, in the best Companies, at current rates.
E. F. SHERMAN, Agent, 27 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
THE CONNECTICUT
utual
ife
nsurance
10.
ASSETS, OVER $26,000,000.
Numbering More than 60,000 Members.
Total Claims by Death paid to June 1, 1869, over .
.
$8,500,000
Total Dividends, $6
. 6,000,000
A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY.
Surplus divided equitably among its Policy-holders in Annual Dividends.
LAST YEAR'S PROSPEROUS BUSINESS.
11,960 Policies issued, insuring about $39,000,000.00
Income received and accrued, 9,064,068.02
During its last fiscal year, this Company paid in dividends to the living and on the policies of its deceased members, Two Million Two Hundred and Forty-Five Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty-Two Dollars, and at the same time added more than Five Million Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars to its accumulated capital.
The whole Record of this Company has been one of prudent management and prosperons advancement. Among the older and leading Life Insurance Companies, its average ratio of expenses to income has, through its entire history, been the lowest of any.
Over $10,000,000 of its Assets have been loaned to Policy-holders, amply secured by values of Policies, and its investments are all of unquestionable security, including NO COMMUTED COMMISSIONS, FANCY STOCKS, or other IMAGINARY or UNREALIZED Assets.
Ratio of Assets to Liabilities, as computed by Commissioner Sanford, 141.23 Surplus, Dec. 31, 1868, as computed by Commissioner Sanford, $6,456,887
BEYOND DOUBT,
The Strongest Mutual Life Insurance Company IN THE WORLD.
F. W. WHEELER,
General Agent for Middlesex and Essex Counties.
VIRGIL G. BARNARD, Soliciting Agent.
Ofice, Merchants' Bank Building.
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INSURANCE.
LOWELL MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.,
49 CENTRAL STREET. JAMES K. FELLOW'S, President.
JAMES COOK, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Jonathan Tyler, Benjamin Walker, A. R. Brown, John Nesmith, George Stevens, W. E. Livingston, William II. Wiggin, Abram French, Alden B. Buttrick, Charles A. Stott, Jacob Robbins, William P. Brazer, J. C. Abbott, E. B. Patch, J. K. Fellows, Amos B. French.
JAMES COOK, No. 49 Central St., Agent for
CITY FIRE INS. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN., Capital & Surplus, over
$600.000
MARKET NEW YORK,
650,000
NORTII-AMERICAN " 66 66 800,000
66 700.000 HANOVER
ALBANY-CITY ALBANY, N.Y., Authorized Capital, 1,000,000
Surplus, over 200,000 MERRIMACK M. F. INS. CO., OF ANDOVER, MASS., Cash on hand, over 70,000 CHARTER-OAK LIFE INS., OF HARTFORD, CONN., Assets, over 6,000,000
Annual Income, 2,500,000 CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN. Insurance effected in this Company, on either Stock or Mutual Plans, with or without notes, at the lowest possible rates.
New-England Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Accumulated Fund, December 31, 1868, 6,978,206.18. OFFICERS.
BENJAMIN F. STEVENS, President.
JOSEPH M. GIBBENS, Secretary.
W. W. MORLAND, M.D., Medical Examiner.
DIRECTORS. - Sewell Tappan, Marshall P. Wilder, Charles Hubbard, George H. Folger, James Sturgis, Francis C. Lowell, James S. Amory, Homer Bartlett, Benja- min F. Stevens, Dwight Foster.
S. W. STICKNEY, Agent.
FRANKLIN NICKERSON, Medical Examiner. S. W. STICKNEY & J. F. ROGERS, Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers. S. W. STICKNEY, Notary Public.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Life & Fire Insurance Agency
Massachusetts Mutual Life Ins. Co., Springfield, Mass. ASSETS, OVER $1,200,000. Home Insurance Company, of New Haven, Conn. CAPITAL, $1,000,000.
Niagara Fire Insurance Company, of New York. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, OVER $1,300,000. Manhattan Insurance Company, of New York. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, OFER $1,000,000.
Merchants' Insurance Company, of Providence, R.I. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $300,000.
Bay-State Fire Insurance Co., of Worcester, Mass. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $150,000. Commerce Insurance Company, of Albany, N.Y. CAPITAL, $400,000.
Western Insurance Company, of Buffalo, N.Y. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $590,000.
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Quincy, Mass. CASII ASSETS, OVER $260,000. Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co., of Dorchester, Mass.
Jeremiah S. Folsom, Agt., 21 Central St., Lowell, Mass.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEWARK, N.J.
JOSHUA MERRILL, Agent,
37 Merrimack Street, Lowell, Mass.
Total Receipts for 1868, - - $5,856,545 78
Total Assets, January 1, 1869, - 16,425,227 01
A Dividend of Return Premiums of fifty (50) per cent has been declared on the Life Policies issued prior to January 1, 1868, applicable to the premiums paid in 1867; on ordinary Endowment Policies of the same year, forty (40) per cent; and on Non-For- feiting Endowments, thirty-three and one-third (33}) per cent.
The Directors have also ordered the payment of the TWENTY-SECOND DIVIDEND (that DECLARED IN 1868), to the members entitled to the same, as their premiums be- come due, during the year 1869; those holding Scrip to be allowed the same as CASH in payment of Premiums, and where there is a Loan, the amount to be credited thereon
LEWIS C. GROTER, President.
EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary. BENJ. C. MILLER, Treasurer.
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MACHINERY.
GEORGE W. HARRIS, PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER OF
HARRIS'S PATENT LOOM HARNESS KNITTING-MACHINE. Also Manufacturer of all kinds of
LOOM HARNESSES. REEDS FURNISHED TO ORDER. LAWRENCE CORPORATION & BROADWAY, Cor. Mt. Vernon St., Lowell, Mass. Orders solicited and promptly attended to, and all work warranted.
CAREY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent Wood-Working Machinery,
Corner of Broadway and Mt. Vernon Streets, LOWELL, MASS.
Bed-Post Lathes, Roll Lathes, Baluster Lathes, and Bed- stead Machinery ; Chair Lathes and Machinery, Bob- bin Lathes und Machinery, Job-Turning Lathes, Shuttle Machinery, Boring Machines, Mortis- ing Machines, Corner Machines, Slut Round- ers, Jig Saws, Belt Saws ;
Tenoning Machines, Buzz Planers, Surface Planers, Glue Joint Machines, for long and short work ; Self-feeding Circular Saws,
Adjustable Hangers, Pulleys, and Shafting.
Our improved Adjustable Hanger, with Self-Oiling Box, was awarded the HIGHEST PRIZE
At the late MIDDLESEX MECHANICS' FAIR in this city. We are constantly making new and improved machines.
FOR CUTS AND CIRCULARS, ADDRESS AS ABOVE.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Nashua & Lowell Railroad.
United with the Boston and Lowell Railroad, connects at Nashua with the Wilton Railroad, and with the Concord Railroad.
Incorporated June 23, 1835. Depot, Middlesex Street, Lowell. Opened for travel, October 8, 1838.
STONY BROOK RAILROAD.
Connecting with the Nashua and Lowell Railroad at North Chelmsford, and terminating at Groton.
Incorporated in 1845. Capital Stock, $300,000. Opened for travel, July 1, 1848. Depot, Middlesex Street.
OFFICERS. - George Stark, Manager. J. B. Winslow, General Superintendent.
LOWELL AND LAWRENCE RAILROAD.
Incorporated March 27, 1846. Annual Meeting, first Monday in January. Capital, $300,000.
F. H. Nourse, Local Superintendent, Treasurer, and Clerk. Office, Middlesex- street Depot.
From Lowell* to
Distances.
Prices.
Mace's . .
3
10
Tewksbury Centre .
5
15
Shed's Crossing, t or Almshouse Station .
6 20
Hagget's Pond
10 30
Lawrencet .
13
40
* Connects with Nashua and Lowell Railroad.
+ Connects with Lowell and Salem Railroad.
# Connects with Boston and Maine Railroad, and Manchester and Lawrence Railroad.
Season Tickets between Lowell and Lawrence, three months, $18.00.
SALEM AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
Incorporated in 1848. Opened Aug. 1, 1850. Capital, $400,000. Annual meeting on Tuesday after first Monday of January.
OFFICERS. - George Stark, Manager. J. B. Winslow, General Superintendent. F. H. Nourse, Local Superintendent, Clerk, and Treasurer. Office, Middlesex-street, Depot, Lowell.
From Lowell to
Distances.
Fares.
Whipple's Crossing
1
0
Tewksbury . .
5
15
Shed's Crossing, or Almshouse Station .
6
20
Burt's Mills. . .
8
25
Wilmington Junction
9
30
Wilmington. .
10
35
North Reading
14
45
Paper Mills .
16
50
Phelps Mills .
18
55
West Danvers
183
60
Proctor's Corner
20
65
Peabody, (South Danvers)
22
70
Carltonville
23
80
Salem. .
24
80
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RAILROADS.
BOSTON AND LOWELL RAILROAD, AND NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
REVERE
View of New Depot in Boston, on Causeway Street.
The Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroads operate the Stony Brook and Wilton. Lowell and Lawrence, and Salem and Lowell Railroads. GEORGE STARK, MANAGER. JOHN B. WINSLOW, SUPERINTENDENT. Offices at the Depot in Boston. CHARLES E. PAIGE, FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENT. Office, Middlesex-street Depot, Lowell.
Incorporated June, 1830. Open for travel, June 1835. New Depot at Lowell, corner of Merrimack and Dutton Streets.
Season Tickets between Lowell and Boston, not transferable, and payable in advance, are given for three months, for $30; six months, $60; and one year, $120. They 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 without incommoding other passengers. Other articles, or mer- chandise; are not to be taken as baggage, except at discretion of the conductor, and by paying extra.
Package Tickets to Boston arc sold in packages of 10 for $7.50.
LOWELL TO
MILES.
FARES.
Billerica Mills .
15
Billerica and Tewksbury .
7
25
Wilmington
11
35
North Woburn
14%
45
Woburn Watering-Place
16
50
East Woburn
163
55
Winchester
18
60
Medford
21
65
Boston
26
80
No charge for children under four years of age. Between Boston and Lowell, second-class fare, 70 cents. The above rates are five cents less than the fare when taken in the cars.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
LOWELL DAILY COURIER,
The largest and most widely circulated daily paper in Middlesex County.
· Published every afternoon (Sunday excepted) by MARDEN & ROWELL,
MUSEUM BUILDING, MERRIMACK ST., (TIIREE DOORS WEST OF POST OFFICE.)
THE LOWELL DAILY COURIER
Ifas a circulation more than twice as large 'as any other daily paper in Middlesex County.
TERMS, $6.00 a year, in advance ; or $6.50, if not paid within three months of the time of subscribing.
Lowell Weekly Journal,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY
MARDEN & ROWELL, Museum Building, - Merrimack Street, (Three doors west of Post Office).
THE LOWELL WEEKLY JOURNAL
Is larger, and has a wider circulation, than any other paper in Middlesex County.
It pays particular attention to COUNTY NEWS (having correspondents in all the towns); and also to the AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, which gives a large amount of original and selected matter from some of the best agricultural writers in the State.
Terms, $2.00 a year, in Advance.
BOOK, CARD, AND JOB PRINTING,
Of every description, promptly executed. G. A. MARDEN. E. T. ROWELL.
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NEWSPAPERS.
Daily Citizen and News PRINTING OFFICE,
44 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL, MASS.
This Establishment is amply provided with all the means for executing ALL KINDS OF
Letter-Press Printing,
NEATLY, CHEAPLY, AND EXPEDITIOUSLY.
For PLAIN or COLORED POSTERS, it has the LARGEST sized HAND-PRESS in NEW ENGLAND.
THE DAILY
CITIZEN AND NEWS
IS PUBLISHED AT $5.00 PER YEAR, and is one of the best Advertising Mediums in Middlesex County.
The Weekly American Citizen IS ISSUED AT $2.00 A YEAR. KNAPP & MOREY, PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS.
No. 44 Central, nearly opposite Middle Street.
This paper has always made local and county matters a specialty, and has for many years held its rank among the best Massachusetts journals.
CHAUNCEY L. KNAPP.
GEORGE F. MOREY.
25
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
B. H. PENHALLOW'S
EXTENSIVE
Job Printing Rooms,
WYMAN'S EXCHANGE, LOWELL, MASS.
This Establishment, which was commenced in June, 1846, is one of the very largest and best in Massachusetts, for the rapid, perfect, and economical execution of JOB PRINTING, in its various branches. Its facilities are inferior to no other first-class office in New England.
Manufacturers, Merchants, Mechanics, Insurance Companies, Banks, Lawyers - in fact, all persons requiring Printing done neatly and promptly, on terms as low as any man can lire and pay his honest debts -are invited to call, and examine the numerous specimens (both plain and fancy) of the work of this Office, which the proprietor will take pleasure in showing them.
DENNISON'S TAGS for sale at Manufacturer's Prices.
"THE ART PRESERVATIVE."
STONE & HUSE, PRINTERS,
No. 21 Central Street, Lowell,
HAVE THE LARGEST BOOK, NEWSPAPER, AND GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE (outside of Boston) IN EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS.
VOX POPULI,
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
An independent Family Newspaper, commenced in 1840 :- STONE & HUSE, propri- etors and publishers Terms, $2.00 per annum, in advance. The circulation of Vox POPULI is larger than any other paper in Lowell.
no This office, which is the oldest and by far the LARGEST in Lowell, is kept thor. oughly supplied with every material necessary for the prompt, neat, and economical execution of LETTER-PRESS PRINTING. IJaving the most
MODERN TYPES AND PRESSES
in use, the proprietors feel assured that they can compete successfully with any other establishment in the prompt and neat execution of all work intrusted to them, and at as LOW PRICES as can be offered anywhere.
Special Attention given to Printing for Cotton and Woollen Manu- facturing Establishments, Mercantile, Banking, and Business Companies.
ALSO, PLAIN AND COLORED JOB PRINTING.
ALL KINDS OF COPPER-PLATE PRINTING.
Marriage and Visiting Cards, and Circulars, of the latest styles.
Z. E. STONE, } S. W. HUSE, Proprietors.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
ADAMS BROTHERS, Dealers in Fine Boots and Shoes,
NO. 45 MERRIMACK STREET,
GEORGE D. ADAMS. { DARIUS ADAMS. LOWELL, MASS.
A. W. LEONARD, (SUCCESSOR TO TAPLEY & LEONARD,) At the Railroad Wood-Yard, near the Round House, DEALER IN
WOOD OF ALL KINDS,
Which will be furnished when desired,
SAWED AND SPLIT,
READY FOR THE FIRE. Orders may be left at No. 25 George Street, Or at B. C. Sargeant's Book Store, CITY GOVERNMENT BUILDING.
GIBSON BROTHERS,
DEALERS IN
WEST-INDIA GOODS,
TEAS, FLOUR, PORK, LARD, & COUNTRY PRODUCE. Also, Kerosene Oil, &c., &c. Corner of Bridge and Paige Streets, Lowell, Mass. JAMES GIBSON. MOSES GIBSON.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Meadow River Manufacturing Co., JOHN McDONALD, Agent, MANUFACTURERS OF
DOOR-MATS, RUGS, CARPETS, ETC., Made of Coir, Sisal, Berlin, Manilla, and Wool. Mats of any pattern or size promptly made to order. NO. 10 HALE STREET, - - LOWELL, MASS.
LIVINGSTON, CARTER, & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF BEST QUALITY
--
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
FOR FAMILY USE, 7 THORNDIKE ST., LOWELL, MASS.
Chase, Sargent, & Shattuck, MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS, WYMAN'S EXCHANGE, 5 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL. JOHN K. CHASE. FRED. W. SARGENT. H. B. SHATTUCK.
Chase, Sargent, & Shattuck, Importers and Dealers in
HARDWARE
CUTLERY, TOOLS, AND MANU- FACTURERS' SUPPLIES ; SHEET-LEAD & ZINC,
Pipe, Pumps, Buckeye Mowing Machines, Agricultural Tools, &c., WYMAN'S EXCHANGE, NO. 5 CENTRAL STREET, - - LOWELL. Agents for Fairbanks' Scales.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
G. J. & D. BRADT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BREAD, CAKE, AND CRACKERS,
OF ALL KINDS. BAKERY, WHITING STREET, LOWELL, MASS, All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to. GERRITT J. BRADT.
DAVID BRADT.
ROBERT WOOD, Veterinary Surgeon, HIGH-ST. SQUARE, COR. BARTLETT,
Treats all diseases of Horses, Cattle, and the lower animals; performs Surgical Operations ; cures all curable cases of Spavin, Ringbone, Curb, Splents, and the like. Orders promptly answered. Address by mail or telegraph, as above directed. Refers to all well known horsemen in New England.
F. H. CHANDLER & CO., 201 Middlesex Street, Lowell, Mass., DEALERS IN
West-India Goods, Groceries, AND CHEMICAL SALT FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
D. M. PRESCOTT & CO., Plain and Ornamental Plasterers, AND
STUCCO WORKERS,
NO. 19 MIDDLE STREET, LOWELL.
Whitening, Coloring, and Whitewashing done at short notice. Orders through the Post-office promptly attended to.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
NICHOLS & FLETCHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WEST-INDIA GOODS,
FLOUR, CORDAGE, POWDER, &c. 144 & 146 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL, MASS. WILLIAM NICHOLS. E. D. FLETCHER.
SAMUEL HORN & CO., Manufacturers of Hard, Soft, Soda, & Ammonia Soaps AND TALLOW CANDLES; ALSO DEALERS IN HIDES, TALLOW, AND CALF-SKINS, Near Corner of Middlesex and School Streets, LOWELL, MASS.
SAMUEL HORN. ALFRED S. HORN.
STILES, ROGERS, & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, &c.,
NO. 23 MARKET STREET,
A. G. STILES.
JOHN G. ROGERS. S
LOWELL, MASS.
ALFRED SCOTT,
Livery, Boarding, AND SALE STABLE, Middlesex St.,
Near Northern Depot,
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LOWELL, MASS.
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Constantly on hand and for sale HORSES OF ALL KINDS; also, bought and sold on commission.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
MARTIN MORRIS, Manufacturer of BREAD, CAKE, CRACKERS,
PIES. c ., OF ALL KINDS. Bakery, 34 Paige Street, cor. John, Lowell, Mass. All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
DANIEL BRYANT, NO. 110 MIDDLESEX STREET, LOWELL, MASS., Dealer in Beef, Pork,
LAMB, MUTTON, HAM, POULTRY, And Choice Family Groceries.
S. N. PROCTOR, HOUSE CARPENTER,
183 Central, nearly opposite Tyler St. ESTABLISHED 1850. Contracts for New Buildings taken.
Repairing, Remodeling of Buildings, Stores, ¿c., attended to.
LOWELL GRANITE YARD.
OLIVER P. TRASK, MANUFACTURER OF
GRANITE WORK OF ALL KINDS,
Corner School Street and Nashua Railroad, LOWELL, MASS.
LEVI HAUVER, Lounge Manufacturer,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
All kinds of Furniture repaired in the most thorough manner. Mattresses, l'ew Cushions, and Cushions of all kinds, made over, or new ones furnished.
Upholstery done in the most thorough manner. CURTAIN HANGING. CARPETS FITTED AND PUT DOWN. No. 11 Middle Street, - - - LOWELL.
Work warranted, and prices low.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
E. P. McCOY, WHEELWRIGHT & CARRIAGE MAKER,
Rear of 200 Dutton Street, NEAR FLETCHER.
Wagons built to order, and repairing of all kinds done in a thorough manner.
FARSON & CROOKER, House and Sign Painters,
Grainers, Glaziers, and Paper-Hangers, and dealers in .
PAINTS, OILS, & GLASS, No. 151 Middlesex Street, - - Lowell. SASHES AND BLINDS OF ALL DIMENSIONS FURNISHED TO ORDER.
HERRICK & PEABODY, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Hard and Soft Wood,
SAWED OR UNSAWED. First Street, near Read,
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