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Jo Bill road. from Salisbury st westwardly to Sunny Side
Laurel st, from Summer st to Wilmot Leicester st, from New Worcester to Leicester Liberty st, from Belmont to Arch st Lincoln st, from Lincoln square northeast to Shrewsbury
Lincoln square is between the entrances of High- land, Lincoln, Main, Salisbury, Summer, and Belmont sts Lovell st, from May st to Mill st Lexington st, from Grove st. east
Madison st, from Beacon st to W. R. R. (private to Main)
Main st, from Lincoln Square southwestwardly to N. Worcester
Malden st, from W. Boylston st to W. Boylston line Manchester st. from Union st to Bridge st Maple st, from Main st to Walnut Market st, from 39 Main to Summer st
May st, from Main to Pleasant st Mechanic st, from Main st castwardly to Bridge Melrose st, from Burncoat st to Lincoln st Mill st. from N. Worcester to Tatnuck Millbrook st, from Burncoat to W, Boylston st Millbury st, from Green st to Millbury Millbury avenue, from Grafton st to Millbury Mountain st, from Shrewsbury line to Holden line Mower st, from Pleasant st to Paxton line Myrtle st, from Main st eastwardly to Orange st
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Nelson place, from Holden st to the Nelson farm Nixon st, from Mountain st to West Boylston line Oak st, from Elm st to Cedar st Olean st, from Mower st to Holden line Orange st, from Park st to Madison st Oxford st, from Pleasant st to Austin st, (thence private to Chandler)
Park st. from Main st to Franklin st Pearl st, from Main st west to Chestnut Plantation st. from Grafton st to Lincoln st Pleasant st, from Main st westwardly to Paxton Pleasant place, from Pleasant st to Pickford's factory, Tatnuck Plymouth st, from Green to Orange st Portland st, from Park st southwardly to Myrtle st (thence private to Madison) Pratt st, from Salisbury st to Grove st Prescott st, from Concord to North st Prospect st. from Summer st cast Prouty lane, from Pleasant st to house of E. Prouty Providence st, from Grafton st to Winthrop Ranks lane, from Pleasant st to Salisbury Rice court, from Mountain st to Nixon st Salem st, from Park st to Southbridge st Salisbury st, from Lincoln square to Holden School st, from Main to Summer st Shelby st, from Carroll to Wilmot st Shrewsbury st from Wash. square to Belmont st Smith lane, from Holden st west Southbridge st, from Main southwardly to Auburn Spring st, from Front to Mechanic st Stafford st, from Leicester st to Clappville State st, Trom Main st to Harvard st Stow place, from Chester st west Summer st, from Lincoln sq'r to Wash. sq'r Sutton lane, from Cambridge st to Sutton's Mills, and back (Hopeville) Tatnuck st, from May to Mill st Temple st, from Green st to Grafton st Thomas st, from Main to Summer st Tracy place, from Southbridge st west Trumbull st, from Front to Park st Union st, from Mechanic st northwardly to Lin- coln square
Upland st, from Greenwood st to College st Vernon st, from Green southwardly to Millbury st Waldo st, from Foster st north Walnut st, from Main to Chestnut st Ward st, from Vernon southwardly to Millbury st Washington st, from Park to Lamartine st, (thence private to Lafayette)
Washington square is located between the entran- ces of Front, Grafton, Pine and Summer sts Water st, from Grafton st to Vernon st Webster st, from New Worcester to Auburn Wellington st, from Main to Chandler st West st, from Pleasant to John st Westboro' st, from Harrington st to Shrewsbury West Boylston st. from Grove st to West Boylston William st, from Chestnut st across N. Ashland st Willow lane, from Prouty lane to Pleasant st Winthrop st, from Vernon st to Granite st Woodiand place, from Grafton st to Samuel Allen's
PRIVATE STREETS.
Abbott st, from Pleasant st to Border ÆEtna st, from Providence to Barclay st Agricultural st, from Highland st to Sunny Side Allen st, from Main st to Mt. Pleasant st Armory st, from So'bridge st westerly to Southgate Ash st, from Green to Washington st
Assonet st, from Plymouth st across Gold st Auburn st, from Catherine st to Harrington av. Auburn st, from May to King st Auburn place, north from Kendall st Barclay st, from Union av. to Grafton st Bartlett place, from Front st south Barton court, from 254 Main st west Beacon st, from Madison to Benefit st Beech st, from Winter to Pond st Belknap st. from Washington to Plymouth st Bellevue st, from Pleasant to Bluff'st Benefit st, from 375 Main to Beacon st Benefit court, from Benefit st west Benson court, from Cambridge st south Berkley st, from Millbury to Ward st Bigelow's court, from Front st north Blackstone st, from Exchange st south by Canal Bliss st, from Highland to Salisbury st Blossom st, from Russell to Hudson st Bluff st, from King st west Border st, from Chandler to Winfield st Bowdoin st, from Chestnut to N. Ashland st Bremer st, from Dryden to Whittier st Brown's block, cor. Salem and Myrtle sts Brown st, from Beach across Pond st Bryant st, from Bremer to Hemans st Burnside court, from 297 Main st east Burt st, from Grafton st to Temple Butman alley, from 252 Main to High st Byron st, from Nashua to Millbrook st Canal st, from Front st to Western Railroad Canterbury st, from Hammond across Goddardst Carbon st, from Belmont st north-rear of Gas works
Carlton st, from Front to Mechanic st Catharine st, from Lincoln st southeast to Belmont Central court, from Exchange st south Chandler court, from 25 Chandler
Chandler st, from Main to Irving st (thence pub- lic to Mason)
Channing st, from Catharine to Mt Vernon st Chapin st from Winthrop to ÆEtna st Charlton st from Beacon to Main st Chatham st, from Crown st to Newbury st Chatham st place, from Chatham st south Cherry st, from Bartlett place to Canal st Claremont st, from Main to Woodland st Clarkson st, from Providence to Barclay st Clinton st, from Pleasant to Chatham st Columbia st. from Water to Winthrop Columbian court, from Exchange st south Congress st, from Crown to Newbury st Coral st, from Providence to Grafton st Coral st, from Millbury to Ward st Cottage st, from West to Fruit st Crescent st, from Henchman to Nashua st Cross st, from Shrewsbury st to E. Worcester Cypress st, from Exchange st south Dewey st. from Pleasant to May st Dix st, from Harvard to N. Ashland st Downing st, from Main to Woodland st Dryden st, from Edgeworth to Hemans st Earle st, from Edward to Elizabeth st East st, from Belmont to Reservoir st Eaton place, from Front st south Eden st, from Sudbury st north Edgeworth st, from Milton to Byron st Elliot st, from Carroll st to Wilmot Elizabeth st, from Belmont st to Reservoir Florence st, from Beaver to Maywood st Forest Avenue, from 35 Lincoln st east Foundry st, from Franklin st, to Canal st
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Fountain st, from Belmont to Arch st Franklin court, north from 10 Shrewsbury st Freeland st, from Main to Tirrell (New Worcester) Fremont st, from Cambridge st to Sutton lane Fruit st, from Pleasant to Elm st
Fulton st, from Summer to Mulberry st Gardner st, from Main st to Western R. R. Gertrude av. from Main st west, opp. School st Goddard st, from Green st cast Goddard st from Main to Cambridge st Goddard place, from Pleasant at north Gold st, from Green to Southbridge st Gold court, from Gold st
Grosvenor st, from Lafayette to Lamartine st Hamilton square, east of Prescott st Hamilton st, from Grafton to Plantation st Hammond st. from Main to Kanzas st Hancock st, from Lexington to Garden st Harrington avenue, from Lincoln st east Harris st, from Jackson to Taylor st Harvard place, from Harvard st east Hawthorne st, from Main st to Woodland st Hemans st, from Dryden to Whittier st Henchman st, from Lincoln to Margin st Hermon st, from Main to Beacon st Hibernia st, from Washington square north High st court, from High st west Hill st, from E. Central to Shrewsbury st Hinds court, from Maple st north Holley st, from Austin st north Hollis st, from Kilby to Goddard st Home st, from N. Ashland st to Wachuset st Houchin avenue, from Chatham st south Howard st, from Summer to Blackstone st Hudson st, from Elm to Pleasant st
Jefferson st, from Vernon to Providence st John st, from Harvard across N. Ashland st Kanzas'st, from Southbridge to Cambridge st Kendall st. from Lincoln st to Oak avenue Kendall hill, from north end of Orchard st Kilby st, from Main to Gardner st King st, from Main to Chandler st Lafayette st, from Southbridge to Millbury st Lagrange st. from Main to Beacon st Lamartine st, from Lafayette to Washington st Langdon st, from Lafayette to Lamartine st Larkin st, from Shrewsbury st to E. Worcester st Laurel lane, from Laurel st to Shelby st Lee st, from Highland st to Sunny Side Linden st, from Elm to Pleasant st Linwood place, cast from Lincoln st Locust st, from Southbridge st to Railroad Lodi st, from Lafayette to Lamartine st Loudon st, from Main to Woodland st Lovell court, from S. Irving st Lowell st, from Main to Freeland st, N.Worcester Lucas place, from Central st south Lynn st, from Salem st to Orange st Lynde st, from Belmont to Kendall st Madison st, from Main to Beacon st Maple place, from Maple st west Margiy st, from Garden to Henchman st Mason st, from Pleasant to May st Maywood st, from Main st northwest Mendon st, from Union avenue to Grafton st Milk st, from Franklin st south, by Canal Milton st, from North st to Millbrook Mott st, from Penn av. to Barclay st Mt. Pleasant st, from Benefit to Allen st Mt. Vernon st, from Westminster st east Mulberry st, from Pine to Shelby st Mulberry court, east from 16 Mulberry st Nashua st, from Crescent to Byron st
Newbury st, from Pleasant to Chandler st Newport st, from Liberty to Edward st Newton st, from Pleasant to May st North Ashland st, from Highland across William North st, from Grove to Prescott st Norwich st, from Foster to Mechanic st Oak avenue, from Belmont to Catharine st Olive st, from Mason to Dewey st Orchard st, from Belmont across Arch st Otis st, from Prescott to Hancock st Oxford place, from Oxford st west Palmer st. from Liberty to Edward Parker st, from Winfield to Mason st Parsons lane, from Apricot st south Penn avenue, from Union avenue to Grafton st Piedmont st. from Main to Pleasant st Pink st, from Highland to N. Ashland st Pond st, from Green to Winter st Portland st, from Myrtle to Madison st (public from Park to Myrtle)
Prince st, from King to Queen st Quarry st, from Belmont st to stone quarry Queen st, from Chandler to King st Quincy st, from Chatham to Austin st Reservoir st, from Edward to East st Russell st, from Pleasant to Elm st Russell place, from Russell st weat Salem st, from Myrtle to Southbridge st (public from Park to Myrtle Seaver st, from Pleasant to Elm st Seymour st, from Millbury to Ward st Sigourney st, from North to Edgeworth st Siater's court, from Thomas st south So. Irving st. from Chandler to Wellington st Southgate st, from Cambridge st north Sudbury st, from Chestnut to Main st Suffolk st, from Bloomingdale road south Summer st court, rear of 99 Summer Summit st, from Gold st to Ash st Sunny Side, on the Jo Bill road Sycamore st, from Main to Beacon st Taylor st, from Millbury to Ward st Taylor st, from Main to Harris st Tirrell st, from Main to Freeland st. (N.Worcester) Tow Path, from Green near Millbury st southerly Townsend st, from Russell to Hudson st Tremont st, from Front to Mechanic st Troy st, from Belmont st north Union avenue, from Vernon to Grafton st Vine st, from Front to Cherry st Wachuset st, from Dix to Home st Waldo st, from Highland st to Salisbury Warren st, from Front to Cherry st Waverly st, from Providence to Grafton st Westminster st, from Catherine to Mt. Vernon st Whittier st, from Edgeworth to Hemans st White st, from Chandler to Bluff' st Willis st, from Bremer to Hemans st Wilmot st, from Reservoir to Shelby st Winfield st, from Border to May st Winter st, from Green st to the Canal Winter at court, from Winter st south Woodland st from King st across May to Down- ing st
Worth st, from Millbury to Ward st Wyoming Site, between Main, State, Harvard and George sts, entrance from Gertrude avenue
LEGAL HOLIDAYS IN MASS .- 22d of February, Fast day, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, and Christmas days.
$50
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
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DIRECTORY.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP, OR PROTECTED Solution of Protoxide of Iron COMBINED.
PER This well-known remedy has been used very extensively, and with great success, for the cure of DYSPEPSIA, or impaired and RRPUR imperfect digestion, and the consequent deterioration of the blood ; and for the cure of the 1854 following forms of disease, most of which originate in DYSPEPSIA :
Liver Complaint, Dropsy. Neuralgia and Nerv- (ous Affections, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Lan- (guor and Depression of Spirits, Carbuncles and Boils, Piles. Scurvy, Affections of the Skin, Con- sumptive Tendencies, Bronchitis, Diseases peculiar to Females, and all Complaints accompanied by General Debility, and requiring a Tonic and Alter- ative Medicine.
NOTE .- The failure of iron as a remedy for Dys- pepsia, a bad state of the blood, and the numer- ous diseases caused thereby, has arisen from the want of such a preparation of Iron as shall enter the stomach in a frotoxide state, and assimilate Sat once with the blood. This want the PERUVI- AN SYRUP supplies, containing, as it does, iron in the only form in which it is possible for it to enter the circulation. For this reason, the PERUVIAN SYRUP often radically cures diseases in which other preparations of iron and other medicines have been found to be of no avail.
Certificate of A. A. Hayes, M. D., of Boston.
It is well known that the medicinal effects of Protoxide of Iron are lost by oven a very brief exposure to air, and that to maintain a solution of Protoxide of Iron, without further oxidation, has been deemed impossible.
In the PERUVIAN SYRUP this desirable point is attained by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFORE UNKNOWN ; and this solution may replace all the proto-carbonates, citrates, and tartrates, of the Materia Medica.
It is also eminently adapted to take the place of any Protoxide of Iron which Physicians have used in scurvy or Scorbutic attacks; and to meet such cases the Syrup should be found in the med- icine-chest of every ship.
A. A. HAYES, Assayer to the State of Mass. 16 Boylston Street, Boston.
Certificate of James R. Chilton, M. D., of N. Y. It is well known, that it has been found very difficult to preserve in a palatable form, for a de- sirable length of time, compounds of the Protox- ide of Iron. The PERUVIAN SYRUP, I am pleased to say, will be found to have accomplish- ed this desirable end.
JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist. 93 Prince Street, New York, Aug. 8, 1859.
The following certificate is from well-known citizens of Boston :-
The undersigned, having experienced the ben- eficial effects of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, do not hesitate to recommend it to the attention of the public. Rev. John Pierpont, Peter Harvey, Thomas A. Dexter. James C. Dunn, S. H. Kendall, M. D., Samuel May,
Thomas C. Amory, Rev. T. Whittemore.
Testimonials from Clergymen.
The Rev. JOHN PIERPONT says :- " I have been cured of a troublesome cutaneous disease by the use of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and it affords me great satisfaction to find that it is making its way into the confidence of the medical profession, for my settled conviction is, that it deserves the con- fidence, not of that profession alone, but of the public."
The Rev. WARREN BURTON : "I do not hesi- tate to recommend the PERUVIAN SYRUP to any whose habits render them liable to Head- ache, Dyspeptic Complaints. Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, and General Debility."
The Rev. THOS. WHITTEMORE :- "I have been using, for some time past, the PERUVIAN SYR- UP. It gives me new vigor, buoyancy of spirits, elasticity of muscle. I have no doubt that in cases of Paralysis, like mine, Dyspepsia, and es- pecially of Dropsy, it may be administered with a greater prospect of success than any other medicine in use among us."
Testimonials from Well-known Physicians. Letter from S. H. KENDALL, M. D., Boston, Jan. 22, 1859. I was for many years afflicted with Liver Complaint, of which I was cured in 1854 by the use of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and have enjoyed perfect health ever since.
S. H. KENDALL, M. D.
Letter from FRANCIS DANA, M. D., Boston, June 7, 1859. I have been relieved of a Catarr- hal Affection, consequent on Bronchitis, by the use of the PERUVIAN SYRUP; and I would recommend it were a tonic and alterative effect is desired. FRANCIS DANA, M. D.
Letter from JEREMIAH STONE, M. D., of Pro- vincetown, Mass. Dec 30, 1858. I have used the PERUVIAN SYRUP in my practice for fif- teen months, and it has fulfilled my most san- guine expectations. It is the beau ideal of a pre- paration of Iron, and as such I feel it to be a du- ty to recommend it to all medical practitioners. I have used the Syrup in a remarkable case of Scrofulous Affection of the bones and periosteum combined, which effected a complete restoration to health. For such diseases as this, I consider the Syrup an invaluable medicine.
JEREMIAH STONE, M. D.
Letter from W. R. CHISHOLM, M. D. New Bed- ford, Dec. 25, 1858. I have employed the PERU- VIAN SYRUP successfully in cases of Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea, Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Boils, and Diseases of the Skin; also, Chlorosis, Leucorrhea, Prolapsus Uteri, and in Female Complaints generally. As an alterative tonic the Syrup ought to be used by clergymen, editors, cash officers, clerks, lawyers, and others who use their brains more than their muscles; as well as printers, operatives, tailors, shoemak- ers, seamstresses, and all those whose occupa- tion contines them in ill-ventilated and overheat- ed rooms, who are liable to suffer more or less from nervous debility.
W. R. CHISHOLM, M. D.
N. B. Pamphlets giving further information of the Syrup, can be had on application to the agenis, or to
N. L. CLARK & CO., Prop'rs, Codman Buildings, 78 Sudbury Street, BOSTON. Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
DIRECTORY.
The names printed in Capitals, are those of persons doing business which they think worthy of announc- ing to the public by means of Advertisements, to which the reader is referred. See Index, pages 8 and 9.
Aborn Frederic W. shoemaker, h 6 Newport Aborn Sam'l C. T. shoemaker, bds 11 Liberty Abbott Caleb F. painter, h 25 Central
Abbott E. E. real estate broker, 4 Bay State block h cor. Pleasant and Hudson
Abbott Ezra, bootbottomer, bds Apricot ABBOTT FREDERIC E. hat store, 4 Bay State block, bds at E. E. Abbott's, Pleasant Abbott Hubbard, bootbottomer, h Apricot Abbott James, fruit &c., 97 Main, h 251 Main Abbott Merrill, slater, h 45 Pleasant Abbott Ora S. attendant at Hospital Abercrombie Austin, farmer, Plantation Adams Asa B. printer at Howland's, bds 410 Main Adams Bentley F. machinist, bds 3 Maple
Adams Chas. B. machinist, bds Leicester, N. W.
Adams Edward W. silk dyer, bds Grove Adams Ephraim, clicker, h 12 Congress Adams Gabriel, laborer, h Oak hill
ADAMS HENRY B. silk dyer, Grove
Adams Henry C. manuf'r of Ind. Veg. Ointment, 263 Main, h 99 Pleasant
Adams Hezekiah, farmer, Millbury av. Adams James H. h 16 Chandler
Adams J. Henry, machinist, bds 6 Maple
Adams James M. machinist, bds 5 High
Adams John, saloon, h 6 Maple [h Salisbury Adams Rev. John G. pastor Universalist church, Adams John Q. Linc In Sqr Hotel
Adams John Q. h Mason
Adams John Q. book-keeper, h 32 Exchange
Adams John Q. h 19 Oxford
Adams John Q. boot crimper, h 16 Liberty
Adams Mrs. Mary H. physician, h 39 Summer
Adams Nathan S. bds Abbott
Adams Wm. supt. Washburn's foundry, h 6 Vine Adams Wm. shoemaker, bds
Adams Wm. sewing machines, h 17 Lamartine
Adams Wm. A. jobber, h Abbott [53 Summer Adams Wm. F. painter and grainer, 9 Central, h Adams Wm. H. wire drawer, h Vernon [Summer Adams Wellington W. carriage trimmer, bds 42 Adley Peter, wire drawer, bds Bloomingdale
Agan John, farmer, h Cambridge, N. W.
Agan Thos. laborer, h 4 Foundry
Ager John, paper manuf'r, h Leicester, V. F.
Agnew Peter, tailor, h 9 Bridge
Aiken Thomas, cleaner, h 5 Foundry Ainsworth George, h Grafton
Ainsworth H. L. music teacher, bds 41 Pleasant Ainsworth Mrs. M. N. h 41 Pleasant
Aitchison Geo. T. carriage manuf'r, 6 Bridge, h 18 1-2 Portland [ces. &c., h 11 Irving ALBEE AMOS P. manuf'r soluble blueing, essen- Albee Edwin, painter, h 17 Lamartine
Albee John N. overseer at Hopeville, h Cam- bridge, S. Worcester [Bay State House Albee Miss R. A. teacher, 6 Warren block, bds Albro Isaac, carpenter, h 19 Beacon Alden Addison F. painter, h 16 Seaver Alden Edward W. printer, bds 7 Carroll Alden John, painter, bd- 23 Exchange Alden Mrs. Persis, h 7 Carroll
Aldrich A. carpenter, h 44 Lafayette
Aldrich Cheney, h 11 Exchange Aldrich Cyrenus, manuf'r turn'g tables, h 10 High Aldrich Elbridge, carpenter, h 9 Providence Aldrich George W. clerk, bds 1 Goddard Aldrich Henry W. tin pedler, h Prescott Aldrich Horace, mechanic, h Stafford Aldrich J. M. musician, h 20 Thomas [3 Crown Aldrich Rev. Jonathan, Ag't Missionary Union, h Aldrich Luther, box maker, bds 36 Mulberry Aldrich Paine, manufacturer of turning tables, 8 High, h 1 High [change, h 38 Elm Aldrich P. Emory, Dist. Attorney, 1 Central Ex- Aldrich Pardon W. & Co. flour &c. 43 Front, bds 15 Main
Aldrich S. N. at E. B. Stoddard's, bds 20 Pleasant Aldrich Thomas P. carpenter, h 81 Chandler
Aldrich Mrs. Wm. D. h 1 Goddard
Aldrich Wm. H. clerk at Harvey's, bds 20 Pleasant Alexander Thomas, printer, bds 27 Mechanic
Alger Warren A. machinist, bds 51 Summer
Allen Alvin, piano forte dealers and music store, 263 Main, h 16 Trumbull [h 20 Portland Allen Albert S.organist & music teacher, 263 Main Allen Asa M. (Prouty & A.) h 2 Prospect
Allen Benj. D. organist and music teacher, 263 Main, h 8 Trumbull
Allen Charles, judge, 212 Main, h 39 Elm, cor West Allen Charles F. real estate trader, h 5 Oxford Allen Charles L. armorer, h 32 Newbury
Allen Dwight D. & Co., boot form manuf'rs, Cy- press, bds 2 Clinton
Allen (Ethan) & Wheelock, (T. P.) manuf'rs of fire arms, at Junction, h 320 Main Allen Fred'k, blacksmith, h 11 Lincoln Allen Rev. George, bds 83 Summer Allen G. F. (Austin & A.) h 20 High [Pleasant Allen Geo. L. boots and shoes, 176 Main, h 43 Allen Geo. P. baker, bds 115 Main
Allen Henry J. mason at Hospital, h 7 Cherry
Allen Hugh J. mason. h 9 Austin
Allen Ira T.grocer, cor Sum'r & Prospect, h 2Carroll Allen James E. bootmaker, h 24 Grove
Allen James F. acct. at Wheeler's, h 1 Everett Allen Jared, blacksmith, Pleasant, Tatnuck Allen John, harness maker, h 1 Chandler court Allen Joseph, chemist, bds 5 Oxford
Allen Joseph M. farmer, h Salisbury st. Allen J. W. mason, h 31 Myrtle
Allen M. D. milk dealer, h Dewey Allen Owen W. boot manuf'r, bds 6 High Allen Samuel, h Woodland place
Allen Thomas, roller, Quinsigamond
Allen Willard E. trunk and harness maker, Bank block, Foster, h 8 Sycamore
ALLEN WM. bookseller and binder, 275 Main, h 22 Providence
Allen Wm. form'n machinist at ct. mill,h 16 Grove Allen Wm. B. shoemaker, bds 2 Central
Allen Wm. T. clicker at Walker's h 13 Lincoln ALLIS PHEBE, tailoress, 1 Walnut Allison Wm. carpenter, bds 7 Myrtle
Allman John, cigar maker, bds 13 School
Allyn Wm. R. lumber yard, Central, h Elizabeth Alton Alphonzo A. carpenter, h 3 John
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Alton James E. mason, h Quinsigamond Allton James D. machinist, h Newport Ames Edwin, mason, h 2 Quincy Ames Hiram H. 13 Myrtle Ames John D.carriage painter, Thomas, h 18 Salem Ames Mrs. Sarah, h 19 Hanover Ames Thos. F. blacksmith, bds 83 Exchange Amidown Marcus M. machinist bds 45 Summer Amidown Martin, carpenter, h 88 1-2 Southbridge Andrews Chas. A. clerk, bds 27 Chatham Andrews Daniel F. pattern maker, 2 Harris Andrews Geo. B. milk dealer, h Lincoln Andrews Geo. C. mule spinner, bds 14 Webster Andrews John A. physician, office 105 Main, h 47 Summer
Andrews John A. Jr. brass moulder, bds 5 Laurel Andrews Michael, laborer, h Blossom Andrews Nahum H. (Gould & A.) h 59 1-2 Main Andrews Mrs. Persis H. h 6 Congress Andrews Wm. H. bds 42 Summer Anger Augustus, blacksmith, h 32 Thomas Angler John, wiredrawer, bds 60 Union Angier Miss Rosanna, h Cross
Anglum Daniel, laborer, h 3 E. Central Ano Israel, carriage maker, bds Exchange Anthony Arnold, teamster, h Quinsigamond Anthony Chas. J. h Cedar Apperson James, mason, h 15 Chandler Arbuckle Matthew, musician, 2 Lincoln House Armington Sam'l, clerk at B. S. & Co. bds 76 Main Arms Lathrop, overseer, h Webster Armsby Geo. A. plow maker, h 4 Reservoir Armsby (J. M. C.) &Co. agricultural tool manuf'rs, 12 Central, h 30 1-2 Lincoln
Armstrong James, moulder, bds 25 1-2 Main Arnold Charles H. truckman, h College Arnold Cyrus, soap maker, h 232 Pleasant Arnold Daniel, boot manuf'r, h Mason ARNOLD JAS. G. Mechanics Hall, h 7 Harvard Arnold S. A. machinist, bds 20 Summer Arrouquear Win. modeller, h 1 Shrewsbury Ash Patrick, laborer, h Central ct Atherton Chas. H. machinist, court mill, h 22 John Atherton David, carpenter, h 41 Washington Athy Andrew, bootmaker, h Mechanic cor Spring Atkinson Samuel, shoemaker, bds 8 1-2 Maple Auberton Augustus, grocer, h 2 Tremont AUSTIN (Alpheus B ) & ALLEN (G. F.) cabinet makers, 9 Southbridge, bds 27 Chatham Austin Andrew, carpenter, bds 15 Chandler Austin James, currier, bds Spring Austin James, wood sawer, Nor.R. It. h Burnside ct. Austin Morris, laborer, h 32 Winter Avery Andre, mason, h Woodland Avery Francis J. farmer, Salisbury Avery Joseph, farmer, Salisbury Ayer Geo. H. silversmith, bds 13 Main AYRES HORACE, grocer, 238 Main, h Corbett AYRES (Samuel.) & CHILDS, (Norman,) wire workers, 24 Front, h John Ayres, Warren, box maker, h 3 Thomas Ayres W. A. assessor, h 23 Hanover Ayres Wm. E. bds 59 Pleasant Ayres Wm. W. h 59 Pleasant Babbitt Harrison W. collector, h 91 Pleasant Babbitt Lewis, h 6 Charlton Babbitt Samuel F. carpenter, h John Babcock Chester K. building mover, h 266 Main Back Wm. machinist, h 32 Green Bacon Albert J. bootmaker, h 3 Central court Bacon Chas. A. clicker, bds 1 Lafayette Bacon Chas. L. box maker, h 20 Carroll Bacon Henry, law student, bds 22 Elm
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