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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TIME TABLE,
OR DIFFERENCES OF TIME BETWEEN PORTLAND, ME., AND OTHER PLACES. FURNISHED BY LOWELL & SENTER, DEALERS IN CHRONOMETERS, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY, 64 EXCHANGE ST.
FASTER THAN PORTLAND.
H. M. S.
H.
M. S.
Augusta,
Me.
1 39
Houlton,
Me.
9 32
Bangor,
66
1
42
Liverpool,
Eng. 66
4 40
40
Brunswick,
1
18
Machias,
Me
11
18
Bucksport,
66
11
52
Nantucket,
Mass.
38
Camden,
4
44
Paris,
France,
4 50
21
Cape Cod,
Mass.
30
Richmond,
Me.
1
52
Cape Elizabeth,
Me.
13
Rockland,
66
4
36
Castine,
5
44
Rome,
Italy,
5 30
55
Danville,
13
10
St. John,
N. B.
17
00
Frankfort,
66
5
40
St. John's,
N. F.
1
11
44
Frederickton,
N. B.
14
00
Waldoboro,
Me,
3
28
Freeport,
Me.
32
Waterville,
2
16
Gardiner,
66
1
44
Winthrop,
$
2
20
Halifax,
N. S.
26
35
Yarmouth,
16
SLOWER THAN PORTLAND.
п.
M. 8.
H. M. 5.
Acapulco,
Mex.
1 58 14
Mt. Washington,
N. H.
4 00
Albany,
N. Y.
14
00
New York,
N. Y.
15
00
Amherst,
Mass.
9
06
New Bedford,
Mass.
2
41
Augusta,
Ga.
46
36
Newport,
R. I.
4 14
Astoria,
Or.
8 85
40
New Haven,
Conn.
10
43
Boston,
Mass.
3
15
Newburyport,
Mass.
2
28
Bridgeport,
Conn.
11
45
New Orleans,
La,
1 19
00
Baltimore,
Md.
25
25
Norfolk,
Va.
24
15
Cincinnati,
Ohio
56
48
Niagara Falls,
N. Y.
35
16
Cambridge,
Mass.
3
31
Paris,
Me.
1
00
Cleveland,
Ohio
46
00
Pleasant Mount'n,
2
00
Concord,
N. H.
56
Providence,
R. I.
4
35
Canton,
China
11
46
00
Panama,
C. A.
37
00
Cape Ann,
Mass.
1
15
Portsmouth,
N. H.
2
03
Calcutta,
E I.
10
34
20
Philadelphia,
Penn.
19
40
Chicago,
Ill.
1 09
20
Charleston,
S. C.
38
42
Pensacola,
Flor.
1
07
05
Dubuque,
Iowa
1 22
00
Prairie du Chien,
1 23
37
Dover,
N. H.
2
39
Quebec,
C. E.
4
04
Detroit,
Mich.
51
10
Rochester,
N. Y.
30
24
Exeter,
N. H.
2
40
Raleigh,
N. C.
34
12
Frankfort,
Ky.
57
40
Salem,
Mass.
2
34
Gorham,
N. H.
3
50
St. Louis,
Mo.
1 20
00
Gorham,
Me.
30
Springfield,
Mass.
9
23
Galveston,
Texas,
1
88
Savannah,
Ga.
43
31
Havana,
Cuba,
48
25
Saco,
Me.
44
Indianapolis,
Ind.
1
03
20
San Francisco,
Cal.
3
28
47
Jackson,
Miss.
1
19
33
Santa Fe,
N. M.
2
23
05
Kingston,
C. W.
25
40
Toronto,
C. W.
36
26
Kennebunk,
Me.
55
Trenton,
N. J.
17
36
Louisville,
Ky.
1
01
00
Vera Cruz,
Mex.
1 43
34
Milwaukie,
Wis.
1
10
48
Washington,
D. C.
27
02
Mobile,
Ala.
1 11
06
Williamstown,
Mass.
11
53
Mexico,
Mex.
1 55
20
Montreal,
C. E.
13
20
Worcester,
6
14
1
5
50
Lewiston,
Bath,
4 29
00
Belfast,
66
5
00
London,
66
40
Calais,
5
48
Mt. Desert,
Seguin,
Me.
1
56
Eastport,
Greenwich,
Eng.
4 41
00
Wiscasset,
52
4
Pittsburg,
39
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ADDITIONAL NAMES
Of Subscribers for the Map, obtained since the foregoing were printed.
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
GREENE.
Moses Wadsworth,
Aqueduct Layer
LEEDS.
Benj. Hodsdon,
Farmer & Teacher
Jonas Pierce,
LIVERMORE.
Broom-maker
MECHANIC FALLS.
O. W. Hawkes, Prop. of Wheeler's Patent Water Drawer for Androscoggin & Oxford Counties, and Dealer in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Window Glass.
TURNER .
Henry Turner, Engineer And. R. R.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
HOULTON.
W. H. Carey,
Lumberman
MARS HILL. Farmer | Edwin G. Silsbry, Farmer
Samuel E. Meek,
PRESQUE ISLE.
Franklin M. Drew,
Attorney at Law
SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
James Welch, Jr.,
CASCO. Hoop Man. and Dealer, (Webb's Mills).
FALMOUTH.
John Williams, Farmer & Dealer in Wool Albert G. Cook, Farmer & Tin-plate Worker Roland York,
Ship Master
-
PORTLAND.
F. O. J. Smith, Coun. at Law
Thomas H. Weston, Com. Merchant & Flour Dealer, Willis' Block, 103 Com'l st., also agent of Westmoreland Free Stone Quarry. G. L. Stevens, Dentist, No. 8 Clapp's Block, Congress st.
A. D. Reeves, Tailor & Draper. 98 Exch. st.
Edward Mason, Apothecary, Middle st. D. B. Ricker & Co., Com. Mer., & Dealers in Flour, Grain, Feed, Pork, Lard, Butter, and Western Prod., No. 2 Galt Block, Com'l st. Heald & Kimball, 241 Congress st., next door to First Parish Church. Henry L. Taylor, Livery Stable
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
AVON.
Sewall Vining, Israel Vining,
Farmer
Sumner Russell,
Lumberman
CARTHAGE.
Dennis Brown,
Farmer and Mason Merchant
-
Charles Pratt, Charles Cary,
Farmer 66
CHESTERVILLE.
Mason & Parker, English Dyers, and Man. of Black, Red, and Blue Inks.
Eugene Sewall, Door, Sash & Blind Man.
Cyrus Waterhouse,
Farmer & Dairyman Farmer
Wm. Whittier, Groc., &c. Jesse Soper, Robert Paul, J. M. Pulcifer,
Farmer & Money Broker Farmer & Trapper Car. & Sleigh Maker
FARMINGTON.
Dana Goff,
G. L. Foss,
Conductor And. R. R. Local Agent, And. R. R. Engineer Baggage-Master Farmer
Cyrus A. Thomas, Brick-mason and Plast'er W. A. Brainard, Produce Dealer Wood & Laughton, Man. & Deal. in Stoves, Sheet-Iron, and Tinware.
W. E. K. Fowle, Jailer and Shoe Man.
W. F. Ballard,
Wm. Morrison,
Man. & Deal. in Lumber
T. B. Smith,
Merchant Holley, Farmer and Mason
Moses Perham,
John B. Daggett, Farmer, (Falls) 6
Benjamin Adams,
Increase Blake, P. M. & Drum-maker, Manson Woodman,
R. E. Mace,
Lewis Davis, Farmer & Mechanic, Farmer, Thomas C. Rice,
Thomas M. L. Davis, Iron, Steel, Coal, Plas- ter, &c., (near depot).
John Yeaton, Eclectio Physician, 66 Wm. H. Tibbets, Painter & paper-han'r, John Knowlton, Carriage Man. Warren Weeks, Stock, Wool, & Dried Apples
James Allen, Fancy Horses & Farmer
NEW SHARON.
Elbridge Cox, John Crowell, Nath'l Potter, Elisha Small, John C. Webster,
Baptist Clergyman Farmer & Granite Quarry Farmer & Pump-maker Post Master and Farmer
Nath'l Prescott, Abel Russell, B. F. Allen, Starling Clark, Geo. Hopkins, D. C. Saunders, Jesse Gordon,
Farmer
66
E. M. Bowley,
Daniel Bailey, =
L. B. Robinson,
Mrs. Maria Wright, Healing Medium R. A. Davis, Steam-power, Door, Sash, Blind, Grist Mill, also Master Builder.
Silas H. Brown, Confectionery, Cigars, Fruits, Oysters, Pies, Cakes, Boer, Groc., &c.
For. & Dom, Dry Goods,
Enoch Blake,
C. J. Parker,
Luther Jones,
N. C. Greenwood,
Richard R. Norton,
Wallace Clark,
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TEMPLE.
A. K. P. Greene, Ezekiel Tollman, James S. Scales,
Dry Goods, Groc., &c. Farmer & Stock Dealer Farmer
Brackett A. Wyman, Paul Prince,
Farmer
V ELD.
Farmer
66
66
66
Wm. M. Holden, Mills. Albert Perkins, Wm. H. Cutting, Sylvanus Rowell, Seth Lawrence, Cassander Brown,
Prop. of Saw and Shingle
Cabinet & Car .- maker F. W. B. Clergyman Farmer and Mechanic Bap. Clergyman Farmer & Selectman
HANCOCK COUNTY.
AMMERST.
Farmer "
A. Backus, Francis B. Foster,
Physician Farmer
Blacksmith
ELLSWORTH.
Sewall Tenney,
Clergyman
-
Eugene Hale, Joseph T. Grant, P. W. Perry,
Att'y at Law Lumberman Clerk of Courts
FRANKLIN.
'A. C. Wakefield, Wm. D. Moore,
Innkeeper Merchant
-
John T. Scammon, Dudley Scammon,
Farmer & Lumberman
FRENTON.
Wm. M. Young,
Farmer
Ship Master
M. C. Austin,
Edw. S. & D. S. Foster, Farmers & Fisherm.
Leonard Y. Desisles,
66
66
Isaiah Young,
66 66
Farmer
Isaac Hodgkins,
Farmer & Ship Builder Merchant
Henry G. Salisbury, Furnisher of Stave and Box Lumber.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
John S. Mudgett,
Farmer
AUGUSTA.
A. Mckenzie,
Wm. H. Libby,
Oscar Holway,
A. B. Williams, Supt.
66 4 Chester S. Smith, Job Printer Journal Office B. F. Barrows,
66 66
T. A. Chick, Job Printer Age Office D. H. Davis, Master Mechanic, K. & P. R. R. Edwin Hartshorn, Car Painter, John Ellis, Machinist, 66 66
M. Cunningham,
Daniel G. Baker & Co., Man. and Deal. in all kinds of Lumber.
C. H. Whittier, Hor. Shoeing & Car. Work
D. Williams, Agt. Kennebec Co.
Cong. Clergyman City Marshal Groc. & Prov. Dealer Gilbert Baker, House Painter C. A. Smith, Machinist and Man. of Greene's Planers &c. Alvan Fogg, Vose & Vose,
Ho. Carp. & Mast. Builder Attorneys at Law
Wm. Gaslin, Jr.,
66 66
John Fifield, Jr., Alfred P. Fifield, Levi Hicks,
St. Commissioner Farmer Brick Man.
Rufus A. Libby, Wendall Silsby, S. B. Foster, Joseph W. Foster,
66
--
Roswell Silsby, Nathan Jewett,
Isaac H. Thomas, Collector Frenchman's Bay
Jeremiah Shackford,
Farmer
F. D. Hodgkins, Stephen L. Clark, John K. Whitaker, Warren P. Haynes, Hosea Tinker,
Edmund Higgins,
ALBION.
A. N. Jones, Freeman Scammon, E. G. Scammon, Harrison Morgan, Wm. S. Robertson, James Snowman, Isaac Frost,
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John H. May,
BELGRADE. Horse Dealer and Farmer | Zenas Yeator
Farmer
CHINA.
Zalmuna Washburn,
Farmer
A. W. Chadwick, Eggs, Wool, Skins, & Drov. G. W. Wright, Farmer, (W'ks Mills)
C. H. Shaw, S. E. Sewall,
Farmer
J. K. Reed,
Nathan Breed,
Alden Mclaughlin,
Boot-maker,
Caleb Jones,
David Malcolm,
Speculator, 66
Jacob Hanson,
3
Job Giddings,
Carpenter,
Edward C. Dudley,
Wm. Percival, Dry G'ds, Groc., &c.,
F. Crummett,
John Hammon,
Farmer & Saw Mill Prop.
FAYETTE.
Moses Sanborn,
Drover and Farmer
LITCHFIELD.
Daniel Bartlett, Shoes, &c.
Enoch Adams,
Physician and Surgeon Farmer and Selectman Farmer & Carriage-maker Cabinet-maker Shoemaker
K. S. Niles, David S. Springer,
L. P. True,
J. E. Latham,
O. A. True,
David Billings,
Prop. Litchfield House
Thomas H. Springer, Anthony C. Ashford,
J. H. & T. Holmes, Dry & W. L. G'ds, Groc., Crockeryware, &c.
Andrew Stevens, J. L. Merrill.
David Thurston,
Cong. Clergyman
MONMOUTH.
D. E. Marston,
Physician & Surgeon Post Master
Jonathan Gove,
Farmer
John E. Cochran,
Daniel W. Folsom,
Jacob Shorey,
Brown, Andrews & Co., Dry G'ds, Groc., &c. Simon Clough, Sash, Door, Blind, Be .- made Coffins, and Lumber Dealer.
Ivory Ricker,
Benj. Richardson,
66
Charles J. Moore,
G. P. Kimball,
Charles W. Warren,
J. P. Johnson,
Joseph A. Basford,
Howard Stetson,
Carpenter House Painter
D. H. Dearborn,
Daniel Allen,
Rufus K. Woodbury,
Mrs. Ann E. Hall.
Col. Rufus Marston,
Wm. S. Woodbury, Farmer & Fire Ins. Agt.
B. F. Marston,
Geo. M. Clough,
O. W. Andrews,
Farmer and Teacher
66
S. Kingsbury,
John Kingsbury,
MT. VERNON.
Jabez K. Morse, R. M. Mansur,
Blacksmith'g & Car .- work P. M. and Merchant
-
Cyrus Roberts,
Farmer and Butcher
ROME.
Farmer
Joseph Tracy,
Farmer
Benj. Hersom, Elijah Blaisdell,
SIDNEY .
H. A. Baker,
Farmer and Butcher | C. E. Bailey,
Farmer and Drover
VIENNA.
Obadiah Whittier, Breeder of Red Durham
Cattle, and So. Down Sheep.
Freeman Brown, Boot, Shoe & Harn .- maker J. C. Gordon, Sewall B. Gordon,
Car. and Sleigh Man. Mill Proprietor Thomas C. Norris, Steam Mill Shoe Peg Man.
Moses W. Berry, Alfred Neal, Henry King, John Berry, Sewall Kimball,
House Carpenter Farmer
66
Dry Goods & Groceries Farmer and Teacher Farmer
Dry Goods, Groc., Boots,
John Perry,
M. S. H. Rogers, J. Cushing Bartlett,
Nath'l Dennis,
N. J. Libby,
John Tucker,
B. L. Randall, Car. & Sleigh Man. & Painter
H. W. Judkins,
Ephraim Wilson, Watchmaker & Jeweler John M. Turner, Station Master A. & K. R R. Samuel Robinson, Boot & Shoe Peg Man. Tanner and Currier
Isaiah Dunnel,
66
G. W. Randall,
E. K. Blake, Agt. for Dunn's Edge Tool Co., West Waterville.
J. M. Safford, Man. of all kinds of Earthen Ware.
Geo. W. Fogg,
Henry Day,
J. A. Pierce, John G. Thurston,
-
S. C. Jones, Harn .- maker and Car .- trimmer
Arthur W. Hall,
Russ & Fletcher, Man. of Tinware and Stove Dealers, (Weeks' Mills).
Cyrus Bosworth,
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WATERVILLE.
N. G. H. Pulsifer, Geo. F. Waters, Dentist Geo. A. L. Menifield, Boot & Shoe Dealer Orin T. Gray, Coun. at Law, Books, Station- ery, Fancy Goods, Paper Hangings, &c. Hill & Savage, House, Sign, & Car. Painters. Graining, Glazing & Paper Hanging done C. K. Mathews, Bookseller & Stationer to order. M. C. Hatch, Billiard Saloon
Blunt & Coffin, Whole. & Ret'l Deal. in Hard- ware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Building Mate- rials, Paints, Oils, Stoves, &c.
Furbish & Drummond, Man. Doors, Sash, Blinds and Window Frames.
G. P. Lasselle, Oyster Saloon, Whol. & Ret'l Fruits, Confec., Nuts, Cigars, &c.
Geo. H. Atkins, Oyster Saloon, Nuts, Confec., &c., and agent for Jones' Ale.
C. Williams, Williams House
E. R. Emerson, Civil Engineer
Wm. J. Morrill, Photographic Artist
A. G. Muzzey, Baker Peter DeRocker, Jr., Meat & Fish Market W. & W. Getchell, Lumbermen, Steam-boat Prop. and Grocers.
M. P. Getchell, Lumberman
Higgins & Lewis, Groc. & Prov. Dealers
WEST GARDINER. Farmer | Hannah Tucker.
Sherbarn D. Smith,
WINDSOR.
Sumner Barton, Eggs, Wool, Skins, & Drover
WINSLOW.
Barnum Hodgers, Jr.,
Farmer
E. M. Patterson,
Farmer 6
H. L. Crosby,
James B. Furber,
Simon Guptill,
Lorenzo Abbott,
66
Samuel Warren,
66
David F. Guptill,
J. H. Lunt,
Edward S. Abbott,
David C. Ellis,
Watson Nowell,
66 Painter
Isaac W. Britten,
Wm. S. Elwin,
Wm. C. Bassett,
Jacob Hamlin,
H. W. Priest, Grist Mill Prop. and Man. of
Arnold Palmer,
Shoe Pegs.
Edwin Hodges,
R. W. Underwood,
Spinner
Sydney Howard,
WINTHROP.
Shoemaker | G. H. Folsom, Student
LINCOLN COUNTY.
James Austin,
EDGECOMB. Clergyman
OXFORD COUNTY.
Daniel Jacobs, Oyster Saloon, also Dealer in Confectionery, Nuts, Fruits, Cigars, Drugs and Medicines, (Hill).
BYRON.
Teacher
John Shaw, Richard Taylor, Reuben Richmond,
Farmer Peter G. Knapp,' John H. Ellis, 66 Farmer and Sup. of Schools H. Gilcrease, Hotel-keeper
Phineas S. Gibbs,
66
Joseph G. Reed, Farmer
Joshua M. Merrill,
66
Wm. Bosworth,
DIXFIELD. Millman HARTFORD .
Isaac Saunders,
Blacksmith & Car .- work.
Butcher Bap. Clergyman Farmer ¥
BETHEL . V. V. Twitchell, Photographic Artist, (Hill)
Alfred W. House,
Homeo. Physician
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ROXBURY.
Farmer
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
George F. Bourne,
BANGOR. Merchant
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
PERKINS.
Gustavus Holman, Prop. Saw, Shingle, Clap- -
P. Merchant, Farmer
board and Lathe Mills, & Deal. in Lumber.
PHIPSBURG.
Charles A. Clark,
Merchant Lyman Oliver, Mason & Cranberry Cultiva
John Marr,
Farmer -
SOMERSET COUNTY.
ANSON.
J. C. Metcalf,
Merchant FLAGSTAFF.
Myles Standish,
Lumberman HARTLAND.
H. A. Bachelder & Co., Man. of Patent Clothes Dryers. MERCER.
George Gower,
Farmer
STARKS.
Edward Snell, House Carpenter and Master S. D. Greenleaf, Farmer, Stoves, and Light- Builder. ning Rods.
YORK COUNTY.
BUXTON.
Henry Harmon,
Farmer
SACO.
E. C. Staples, Old Orchard House & Summer Resort, (Orchard Beach). SOUTH BERWICK.
Abner C. Stockin, A. M., Prin. Berwick Academy.
WALDO COUNTY.
WINTERPORT.
Tristram Ricker,
Farmer & Stock Dealer
R. K. Bunker, S. M. Locke, C. Y. Staples, Mansfield Gower, -
Farmer and Justice Peace 66 Sup. of Schools
4 Drover Farmer
Mckenzie A. Huston,
! Benjamin P. Huston, C. H. Philbrick,
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SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON.
R. S. Davis, Publishers and Booksellers, 45
Wash. st.
Swan, Brewer & Tileston, Pub. & Booksellers, Wash. st.
Brown & Taggard, Pub. & Booksellers,
Cornhill.
Bazin & Ellsworth, Pub. & Booksellers,
No. 1, Cornhill.
Crosby & Nichols, Publishers & Booksellers, Washington st.
Chase, Nichols & Hill, Pub. & Booksellers, Wash. st.
Geo. Fabyan, Physician and Surgeon,
191 Salem st.
E. Russell & Co., Mero. Agency, 47 Cong. st. Seth E. Pecker & Co., Imp. of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c., 31 & 41 Comm'1 st.
Redding & Co., Periodical Depot, 8 State st.
Sylvanus Cobb, Elijah Kellogg,
Univ. Clergyman Cong.
Geo. W. Fields,
Chas. T. Dillingham,
Bookseller
Geo. W. Allen,
Sash, Door, & Blind Man. Planing & Moulding Mill
Hiram Curtis,
E. C. Rolfe, Surgeon Dentist
Chas. V. Whitten,
Clothing
H. W. Paine,
Paine & Herrick, T. Frank Turner, Geo. Nason,
Broker
Albion P. Ham,
Carriage Man. Refreshment Saloon
Curtis Trask,
Jethro Goodwin,
Wines and Liquors Provisions
Edward Sands,
James W. Roberts,
Grocer Clothing
John H. Shapleigh & Co., Wholesale Grocers
James M. Bean,
Jesse H. Doane,
Saloon
Joseph H. Hamblin,
Gents' Furn. Goods
Eliphalet Gilman,
Provisions
D. L. Bean,
CHARLESTOWN.
Caleb Emery, Teacher, 48 Bowdoin st., Boston
IPSWICH.
Robert Southgate,
Cong. Clergyman
ROXBURY.
Byron Stroute, Eben Hitchcock,
Provisions Policeman
- Hawley Folsom, Jeremiah M. Swett,
Police Officer
-
John V. Noyes,
Policeman
Chas. Dean,
Commission Merchant
Levi G. Clark, Wholesale Liquors
Joseph E. Merrill, Periodicals & Newspapers
Seth Whittier, Hay, Wood, and Coal
Silas W. Merrill, P. W. Chandler,
H. D. Parker, Parker House
G. S. Hillard, Counsellor, 9 Niles blk.
J. J. Durham, Com. Merchant, 205 Com'l st. James Ayer, Physician, 9 Stamford st.
Chas. E. Allen, Counsellor, 27 Court st.
S. B. Ball, Music Teacher, 32 1-2 School st. Horace Stacy, Physician, 103 Court st.
Provisions, Faneuil Hall
Oliver W. Jordan, Market. Benj. J. Gerrish, Counsellor, Court Square John P. Hilton, Butter, Cheese, Eggs & Lard, Faneuil Hall Market.
Wm. Banks,
G. B. Grinnell,
L. A. Guerney,
H. P. Blackman,
Piano-maker
Chas. H. Brooks,
Seth E. Broom,
No. 6 Dock Square Jeweler, 226 Wash. st. Counsellor, 30 Court st. 23 Physician «
Humphrey Chadbourne,
Flour
Luther A. Ham,
Policeman
Wm. A. Ham,
John E. Bartlett,
Policeman
Wm. Ellis, Jr.,
Henry Colburn, Boarding House
Hubbard Dolby, Provisions
Chas. Gowen,
James M. Beckett, Henry G. Clark, Physician
Fancy Goods
Isaac Emery. James Edward,
Commission Merchant Baker
Tea, Central Wharf Wholesale Dealer in Furs Grocer
Builder, 160 Brooklyn st.
Counsellor, 4 Court st.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A. J. H. Buzzell,
DOVER. Physician | T. J. W. Pray,
Physician
EXETER.
Chas. Dame, Daniel Melcher,
Carriage Man.
Cong. Clergyman 1 Woodbridge Odlîn, Atlantic Insurance Company.
Dealer in Wool
FRANKLIN.
William Bragdon, Farmer and Teacher
HAMPTON.
Jolm Colby, Cong. Clergyman
SOMERSWORTH.
Great Falls Fire Ins. Company. - Rufus W. Stevens, Apothecary
Samuel Shapleigh, Att'y & Coun, at Law -
RHODE ISLAND.
Chas. W. Fabyan, Physician & Surgeon | C. H. Colson,
Upholsterer
VERMONT.
G. G. Waterhouse,
ISLAND POND. Island Pond Hotel
CANADA.
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Henry Atkinson,
QUEBEC . - Eichmere Mills, Lumberman
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WILLIAMS & ORVIS'S
UNEQUALED DOUBLE-THREAD
$25
FAMILY SEWING-MACHINES.
No. 323 Washington Street, BOSTON.
The superiority of our Sewing-Machines consists in combining CHEAP- NESS with EXCELLENCE, DURABILITY with SIMPLICITY, and NOISELESSNESS OF ACTION to a degree not approached by any other Machines.
The best proof of this superiority is the reduction in prices which our Machines have compelled all other manufacturers to make. During the three years that we have been in business, the Grover & Baker Co., Wheeler, Wilson & Co., Singer & Co., and all other responsible manufac- turers, have reduced the price of their cheapest warranted Machines from $75 to $40. Here is a reduction of $35 on the cost of their cheapest Machines, notwithstanding their constant prior assertions, that a good and reliable Sewing-Machine could not be made for less than $75.
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$30
Silver-plated, on plain table, Silver-plated, on carved table, Silver-plated and pearled,
$35 40 45
Pearled, in plain cabinet,
$60
Pearled, in carved cabinet, 65
In Mahogany and Rosewood the cost will be from $75 to $87.
We have demonstrated to the public that as good a Machine, for all practical uses, can be made for $25 as for $150 ; and the aforesaid manufacturers have been compelled to take the hint.
Now, had our Machines been inferior to any in the market, they would not have met the public want, and consequently would not have compelled such a reduction of prices.
Then let the public remember, that it is the WILLIAMS & ORVIS Machines which have done this good service. Let it remember, too, that our Machines are still the BEST, and are $15 cheaper than the cheapest of any other responsible manufacturers.
Let it remember that if costly Machines are wanted, we make them,-equal in style and finish to those of any other makers. But good faith requires us to say, that so far as respects the practical uses of a Sewing-Machine, our $25 Machines are just as good, and just as reliable, as any Machines, which either we ourselves, or anybody else can make. We have just brought out new patterns and styles, with important improvements, to which the attention of purchasers and dealers in Sewing-Machines is invited.
Machines are put up on plain tables, in half case, or in full cabinet, in walnut, mahogany, and rosewood, as shown in the accompanying cuts.
Our Machines make the " double-loop stitch," sometimes called the " Grover and Baker stitch," which is preferable for family use to the "double-lock stitch," "shuttle stitch," or "Wheeler and Wilson stitch," as it is sometimes called,-
1. Because it is stronger and more durable.
2. Because its right or face side is incomparably handsomer than that of the lock- stitch, while the reverse is fully as handsome as the reverse of that.
3. Because it is elastic, yielding or giving with the material sewed. The lock-stitch is non-elastic and non-yielding.
4. Because it is a fast stitch, and will not rip, though every fourth stitch be cut. The lock stitch will rip if once broken.
5. Because, while it is a fast stitch, it is also susceptible of being taken out with great facility, in case it is required, as in altering garments.
6. Because it is the only stitch which dressmakers can use, in running up the skirtz of dresses, and is universally used by them.
7. Our Machines will run, gather, fell, hem, tuck, and embroider, and will do all that any other Machines do.
All Machines warranted, and kept in repair one year without charge.
The attention of Shippers is specially asked to our Machines. Agents wanted for the United States, Europe, and South America.
Salesrooms at 323 Washington St., Boston, & 164 Race St., Cincinnati.
WILLIAMS & ORVIS.
ALLEN
$50
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CARRIAGE & REPOSITORY.
WINGATE, LITT.LE& Co
PAINT SHOP.
PORTLAND
WINGATE, LITTLE & CO.,
(Successors to Collins, Wingate, Little & Co.,)
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHAISES
WAGONS AND SLEIGHIS,
UNION, MAINE.
E. M. WINGATE. J. M. LITTLE,
Z. SIMMONS,
W. M. ROBBINS, D. G. PILLSBURY.
CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS BUILT TO ORDER AND WARRANTED. 18
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H. WARREN LANCEY,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
HARD
WARE, CUTLERY AND WINDOW GLASS, 147 MIDDLE STREET, - - - - PORTLAND, ME.
HAY TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
CHARLES D. BROWN, SUCCESSOR TO MANNING & BROWN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FLOUR, PRODUCE, PROVISIONS & GRAIN, Brown's Block, Union Street, PORTLAND.
WOODMAN, TRUE & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of Clothing, Nos. 54 and 56 Middle Street, Geo W. Woodman, } Seth B. Hersey, PORTLAND. Alfred Woodman, Charles Bailey.
KENDALL & WHITNEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
WOODEN WARE,
SEEDS, & C.,
Nos. 7, 8, 9 and 10, City Hall Building, Market Square, Hosea Kendall, Ammi Whitney, PORTLAND.
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YWTA
PREBLE HOUSE, 1
PORTLAND, ME.
This New Hotel, situated on CONGRESS STREET, Corner of Preble, is now completed and open for the accommodation of
Transient and Permanent Boarders.
This is the Largest Hotel in the State,
Possessing all the Modern Improvements, and
FIRST
CLAS3
IN EVERY APPOINTMENT.
CHARLES H. ADAMS, - Proprietor.
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JAMES BAILEY & CO., Importers of and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
SADDLERY HARDWARE AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
Common and Patent Axles, Malleable Iron, Shafts, Hair Seating, Carriage Bands, Enameled Cloths, Car- riage Bolts and Rivets, Enamelled Hides, Bent Rims, Axle Clips, Hubs and Spokes, Curled Hair, Harness Leather, Turned Iron Collars, Bows, Sawed Felloes, Picked Moss, Patent Leather, Eng. Steel Springs, Varnish.
No. 169 MIDDLE T., PORTLAND, ME.
JOSIAH H. DRUMMOND, Counsellor at Law,
JOHN G. STETSON, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, OFFICE OVER CASCO BANK, PORTLAND, ME.
C. W. ROBINSON & CO., DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
Cor. of Congress & Preble Sts., Portland, Me. They have one of the largest and most conveniently arranged stores in the State, with a full stock of Foreign and American Goods at very low prices.
J. W. C. MORRISON & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Picture, Portrait, and Looking-Glass Frames, No. 26 Market Square, Portland, Me. Plain and Ornamental, Gilt, Black Walnut, and Rose Wood Mouldings. Also, a complete assortment of Photographic Materials constantly on hand.
HUNT & JEWETT,
Grave Stones, Monuments & Marble, At Wholesale and Retail, 310 CONGRESS ST., PORTLAND, ME.
Commercial house,
Corner of Willow and Fore Streets,
Opposite the Old Custom House,
Portland,
Maine.
N. J. DAVIS,
PROPRIETOR.
A. S. DAVIS, Photograph & Ambrotype Rooms, No. 80 Middle Street, PORTLAND, MME.
Celebrated Furniture Polish,
For removing white spots from Furniture, and restoring it to its original polish. For sale whole- sale and retail by
J. B. HUDSON, At WALTER COREY'S, - - Portland, Me.
Mrs. E. T. CUSHMAN, DEALER IN Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Burial shrouds of all descriptions constantly on hand. No. 2, Deering Block, Congress St., PORTLAND, ME.
Maine Sab. Sch. Depository, No. 61 Exchange St., Portland. The Best Stock of SABBATH SCHOOL AND . Question Books 4
To be found in New England.
ORDERS SOLICITED. H. PACKARD.
Dr. JOHN HEALD,
DENTIST,
175 MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND.
Artificial Teeth set on Gold. Vulcanite Rubber and Silver, At greatly reduced prices to suit the times. All Work Warranted.
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Corner of Federal and Temple Streets, Portland, Me.
This House is the best situated of any Hotel in Portland, for Business or Pleasure travel. It has been entirely refitted, and is in excellent keeping.
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