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Merrill, John, receiving clerk at Freight Depot -h. 24 Thorndike.
Merrill, John W., Prof. at Biblical Institute-h. 161 State. Merriam, Joseph A., (Merriam & Merrill)-h. East Village. Merrill, Rufus, (Merriam & Merrill, publishers and booksel- lers, 226 Main)-h. 322 Main.
Messer, Philander, carpenter-26 West.
Messer, William-20 Thompson.
Mills, Charles, farmer-49 Pleasant. Minard, James T., wheelwright-b. D. C. Peaslee's.
Minard, Samuel, painter-12712 State.
Minot, George, cashier Mechanicks Bank-h. 16 Montgomery. Minot, Josiah, attorney at law-cor. Warren and Rumford. Miller, Edwin A., carriage maker at Downings' -b. S. E. Miller's.
Miller, James A., painter at Abbots'-h. 11 Thompson.
Miller, James D., musical instrument maker-b. Mrs. E. B. Robinson's.
Miller, Sally E., widow-55 Warren. Mitchell, Daniel R., harness maker-12 Merrimack. Mitchell, Francis A., tin plater-h. 3 Pleasant.
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Mills, John, farmer-37 West.
Mills, Nathaniel-83 South.
Mills, Seba H., stone cutter-1 State.
Mitchell, George, Fisherville express-b. John Cofran's. Mitchell, George W., painter at Downings'-h. 17 Spring. Moody, Charles-340 Main.
Morgan, Charles L .- 116 Spring.
Morgan, David G., harness maker-40 Rumford.
Morgan, Ezra, musical instrument maker-h. 134 Spring. Morgan, James, druggist, 103 Main-h. 101 State.
Morgan, John, fireman Montreal R. R .- h. 25 Union. Morgan, John, musical inst. maker-b. L. B. Morrill's.
Morgan, Rufus, wheelwright-b. F. C. Smith's.
Moore, Curtis, blacksmith-b. L. L. Mower's.
Moore, David-33 Franklin.
Moore, Ebenezer G., physician-84 Main. .
Moore, Eliza, widow-245 Main.
Moore, George H., clerk at Clark & Currier's-h. 18 Union.
Moore, Henry M., house builder-177 State.
Moore, Henry P .- b. Mrs. E. Moore's.
Moore, James, (Moore, Cilley & Co., hard ware, 212 Main) -h. 247 Main.
Moore, John C., reporter-b. American House.
Moore, John H., pastor of Universalist Church-h. 15 Green. Moore, Mary A., widow-15 Green.
Moore, Van R., carpenter-33 Franklin.
Moores, H. C. W., (Moores & Barker, meat market, 195 Main)-h. Fosterville. Mores, Dean T., clerk at Blanchard's-b. B. F. Gale's. Moores, Nathan W .- 237 State.
Moresett, Eli, laborer-rear 38 Main.
Morey, J. Holmes, teacher of music, 238 Main -b. D. Sy- mond's.
Morril, Samuel, (Savings Bank, 294 Main)-h. 282 Main. Morrill, Alpheus, physician-82 Main.
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Morrill, Elisha-31 Spring.
Morrill, Ephraim, carpenter-176 State.
Morrill, James, boot and shoe shop-310 Main.
Morrill, John, carpenter-227 State.
Morrill, Joseph H., confectionery and fancy goods, 194 Main -b. J. Munroe's.
Morrill, Lucius B., bookbinder-36 Green.
Morrill, Luther M., (Morrill & Silsby, 115 and 117 Main)- h. 35 School.
Morrill, Moses H., engineer Concord R. R .- h. 5 Monroe. Morrill, Oliver W., laborer-9 Spring.
Morrill, Samuel D., attendant at Asylum.
Morrison, Charles H., musical inst. maker-h. 264 Main. Morrison, Edward, laborer-Forrest.
Morrison, James, blacksmith at Abbots'-h. 45 Downing. Morrison, John, laborer-73 Warren.
Morrison, Patrick, machinist-48 Center.
Morrison, Peter, jr., pump repairer-22 Spring. Morse, Eliza A., widow-103 State.
Morse, Ira F., gas fitter-17 Green. Moseley, Franklin, (J. H. Pearson & Co.)-h. 14 Union. Morton, Isaac N., druggist, 178 Main-b. Mrs. Gault's. Morton, Wilson E., blacksmith at Abbots'-h. 19 State. Moiser, Frank, shoemaker-b. S. McCauley's. Mower, Lewis L., printer, 216 Main-h. 59 Main. Moulton, B. C., law student-b. Eagle Hotel. Moulton, Daniel L., last maker-b. W. H. Nye. Moulton, James, painter-25 Washington.
Moulton, James L., painter-b. G. W. Gault's. Moulton, Luther, clerk at Tucker & Co.'s -b. Mrs. Leaver's. Mugridge, John Y., attorney at law, 238 Main -b. Joseph Grover's.
Munroe, John-9 School. Munsey, Amos P., boots and shoes, 8 School-h. Prince. Murphy, Peter, laborer-91 Spring.
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Murphy, Thomas, laborer-Water.
Muzzey, Artemas B., pastor Unitarian Church-h. 81 Main. Myres, Joseph, blacksmith at Abbots'-b. D. Sanborn's.
NAYLOR, Charles, laborer-b. E. Moresett's.
Neal, Mary N., widow-75 Main.
Nealey, John F., stable keeper, rear Elm House -b. Elm House.
Nelson, George S., bookbinder at Merriam & Merrill's - h. 17 Union.
Nelson, Josiah, bookbinder at Merriam & Mcrrill's -h. 17 Union.
Nelson, J. H., bookbinder at Merriam & Merrill's -- h. 17 Union.
Nelson, Nathaniel C., machinist-17 Union.
Nevens, Phineas, teamster-Chapel Court.
Newell, Charles D., wheelwright at Abbots'-h. 31 Main.
Newell, Charles H., machinist-19 Fayette.
Newell, L. V. B .- b. 8 Main.
Newhall, Thomas F., trimmer at Abbots'-b. T. H Newhall's. Newhall, Thomas H., horticulturist-14 Monroe.
Nichols, Daniel, painter-b. J. Cofran's.
Nichols, John H., clerk at Hoyt's-b. Mrs. E. Moore's.
Nichols, William, stone cutter-86 Warren.
Norton, Charles H., stable keeper, rear Columbian -h. 131 State.
Norton, John D., bookbinder-4 Union.
Norton, John D., jr., carriage trimmer at Downings'-b. J. D. Norton's.
Norris, James S., baker and confectioner-85 Main.
Nourse, Benjamin, baker-83 Main.
Noyes, Charles H .- b. J. S. Noyes'.
Noyes, George, painter at Downings'-h. 27 Thompson. Noyes, J rson, mason -24 Union.
Noyes, J vmiah S., farmer-76 South.
Noyes, John W., (Brown & Noyes)-b. Phenix Hotel.
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Noyes, Mary A., widow-56 Warren.
Nutter, Eliphalet S., clerk at Edmunds'-h. 5 Montgomery.
Nutter, Enos G., bookbinder-b. Wm. Nutter's.
Nutter, William, laborer-27 Franklin.
Nutting, Charles, stone cutter-corner State and Thorndike. Nye, George S., carriage maker at Downings'-h. 11 Green. Nye, William H, printer, 216 Main-h. 165 State.
O'BRIEN, Charles, laborer-30 West.
O'Connell, Philip, laborer-85 Spring.
Odlin, Woodbridge, W. I. goods and groceries, 244 Main-h. 268 Main.
Oehme, F. G., homœopathic physician, Rollins' Block - b. American House.
O'Keefe, Arthur, harness maker-53 State.
O'Neal, Owen, laborer-33 South.
Ordway, Albert, mason-20 South.
Ordway, James-48 Spring.
Ordway, John C .- 19 Center.
Ordway, Moses, pump repairer-84 Spring.
Ordway, Richard M., mason-206 State.
Oren, Joseph, laborer-h. rear 56 Main.
O'Rielly, John, Catholic clergyman-h. 29 Pleasant. Orne, Sarah, widow-83 Spring.
Osborn, Daniel, molder-h. 15 Thompson.
Osgood, Betsey R .- 80 Main.
Osgood, Frank, blacksmith at Downings'-b. Union Hotel. Osgood, Joseph C., machinist-b. Union Hotel.
Osgood, Joseph C., mechanic-13 Wall.
Osgood, Robert C .- corner Main and Center.
Osgood, True, printer-30 Warren.
Otis, J. M., wheelwright at Abbots'-h. 29 State.
PACKARD, Z. S., mechanic-14 Green. Page, Eliza, widow-57 Pleasant.
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Page, Enoch, painter at Abbots'-h. 35 Thompson.
Page, George, carpenter-75 Warren.
Page, James D., wheelwright at Abbots'-h. Perley. Page, Jeremiah, farmer-Hall.
Paige, Benjamin F., laborer-b. L. C. Lull.
Paige, Cyrus W .- 265 Main.
Paige, James, blacksmith-b. S. Kincaid's.
Paine, John K .- 18 Walnut.
Palmer, Benjamin F., printer-b. B. Palmer's.
Palmer, Brackett-54 State.
Palmer, Charles W., printer-b. B. Palmer's.
Palmer, Dudley S .- 145 State.
Palmer, George H., machinist-b. Mary A. Palmer's.
Palmer, John-25 School.
Palmer, John B., printing office, 148 Main-b. B. Palmer's.
Palmer, Joseph, spring maker-18 Thorndike.
Palmer, Mary A., widow-Wall.
Palmer, Samuel-10 Thompson.
Palmer, Thomas N., printer-b. B. Palmer's.
Parker, Asa, carpenter-7 West.
Parker, Benjamin, land surveyor-10 Center.
Parker, Caleb, coach maker at Abbots'-h. corner State and Wall.
Parker, Henry E., pastor South Cong. Church-b. 47 Main.
Parker, Samuel F., key manufacturer-Elm.
Parker, William M., asst. supt. Northern R. R .- h. 77 State. Parker, Zebulon-Elm.
Parkhurst, Paul K., watchman Concord R. R .- h. 11 Wall. Pattee, Lemuel N., Secretary of State-b. Geo. Dame's.
Patten, David, Prof. at Biblical Institute-h. 202 State. Patten, John, mechanic-9 Walnut.
Patterson, George, clerk at Hutchins'-b. J. C. Duncklee's. Paul, Horace F .- 261 Main.
Peabody, Frank B., attorney at law, 176 Main-h. 10 South. Peacock, Lorenzo K., foreman at Abbots'-h 42 State.
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Pearson, Charles, watchmaker and jeweler, 122 Main-h. 21 Thompson.
Pearson, John H., (J. H. Pearson & Co., R. R. Store)-h. 263 Main.
Pearsons, Joseph H., printer-b. Columbian.
Pease, John, shoemaker-47 Pleasant.
Pease, Samuel, blacksmith at Abbots'-h. 14 State.
Peaslee, Cyrus, refreshment rooms, 140 Main.
Peaslee, Daniel C., clerk at S. Clark's-h. 20 Washington.
Peaslee, Ira, teamster-b. D. S. Webster's.
Pecker, Robert E .- 326 Main.
Pelmonty, Peter, laborer-west end Center.
Pender, John, laborer-R. R. Square.
Perkins, Edward, mechanic-6 Montgomery.
Perkins, H. E., attorney at law-Penacook.
Perkins, William, blacksmith-73 South.
Perkins, William W., painter-107 Spring.
Perley, Ira, Chief Justice Supreme Court-123 Spring.
Perry, Coolidge, pressman at McFarland's-b. J. S. McFar- land's.
Perry, Amos, laborer-west end Washington.
Perry, George W., shoemaker-52 Center.
Peters, F., baggage master-b. Columbian.
Pettingill, Charles B., cabinet maker - h. Claremont R. R. crossing.
Pettingill, George D., cabinet maker-12 Pleasant.
Pettingill, Jefferson, laborer-Franklin.
Pettingill, John W .- b. J. C. Ordway's.
Peverly, James-134 State.
Philbrick, Edward -- 22 Washington.
Philbrick, Joseph, laborer-b. A. P. George's.
Pickering, J. L., auction and commission store, 131 Main- -h. 47 State. Pierce, A. C .- 42 Main. Pierce, Albert P .- b. Elias Evans'.
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Pierce, Edward C., painter at Abbots'-b. L. L. Mower's. Pillsbury, George A., wood agent-33 Center.
Pillsbury, John C .- cor. Washington and State.
Pillsbury, John C., hard ware and medicine, 129 Main-h. 31 Green.
Pillsbury, Joseph J., blacksmith at Abbots'-b. S. H. Mills'. Pillsbury, Levi H., teamster-99 Spring.
Pillsbury, Parker-30 School.
Pillsbury, Thomas W., wood agent-10 Thompson.
Pilren, Oliver, painter-Turnpike.
Pinkham, Charles E .- 163 State.
Pinkham, Elias-22 Fayette.
Piper, Emory-Clinton.
Pollard, Daniel A., wheelwright-Court. Popple, Benjamin, shoemaker-18 Cross.
Porter, Edward G., printer-246 Main. Potter, John, carpenter-31 Cross. Powers, James W., laborer-b. L. Bell's. Prescott, Abraham-39 Main.
Pratt, Benjamin-31 South.
Prescott, Abraham J., (Prescott & Brothers, piano-fortes and melodeons, 176 Main)-h. 47 Main.
Prescott, Greenleaf, machinist-b. C. A. Blake's.
Prescott, James, stable keeper-h. 7 Center. Prescott, Joseph B., (Prescott Bros.)-b. H. B. Foster's.
Prescott, Joseph W., musical inst. maker-b. A. Prescott's. Prescott, William, physician-314 and 316 Main.
Prescott, Wm. H., wheelwright at Abbots'-b. J. Goodrich's. Price, James, shoemaker-Washington. Printabel, James, laborer-rear 56 Main. Proctor, Charles H., barber, 97 Main-h. 37 Cross. Proctor, Thorndike, carpenter-11 Fosterville. Proe, Gilbert, laborer-b. E. Moresett's. Puffer, Charles H., shoemaker-b. J. Glines'. Puffer, George, laborer-41 Center.
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Puffer, Warren, laborer-Sand Hill.
Purdy, Smith W., hair dresser, 147 Main-b. Columbian. Putnam, Nehemiah, city crier-68 South. Putnam, William T., gas fixtures, 105 Main-h. 111 Main.
QUAID, Thomas J., carpenter-10 Fosterville. Quimby, Enoch J., stone cutter-20 Walnut. Quimby, John, fireman Concord R. R .- h. Hall. Quimby, Stephen-23 Washington. Quinn, Sarah-East Pleasant.
RAND, Daniel, carpenter-9 Union. Rand, Hamilton L., painter at Abbots'-b. L. L. Mower's. Randall, Achsah H., shirt manufacturer-155 Main. Randall, Clarissa-Washington. Ranlet, Henry W., coal and ice dealer-b. Wm. H. Wyman's. Raymond, George, laborer-3 Union. Reed, George L., paper hanger-46 South. Reed, Hiram, stone cutter-26 Center. Reed, Orlin, carriage maker-21 State. Richardson, Charles W., capenter-28 Green. Richardson, Hiram, carpenter-7 Franklin. Richardson, John J., shoemaker-b. J. Morrill's. Riley, William, laborer-2 Main. Rines, Nathaniel P., pedlar-68 Warren. Ring, James, machinist-b. T. C. Campbell's. Rix, Albert W., machinist-b. H. A. Joslyn's. Rixford, Wm. H., (Rixford & Bunker, doors, sash and blinds,)-h. 185 Main. Robbins, George, painter at Abbots'-b. L. L. Mower's. Robbins, Charles E., machinist-18 Green. Roberts, Hall J .- b. R. H. Sherburne's. Robinson, Addison-Clinton.
Robinson, Edward B., plow maker-h. 34 Washington. Robinson, Eliza B., widow-47 School.
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Robinson, Ellis, teamster-4 West.
Robinson, Fernando S., architect-b. J. L. Foster's.
Robinson, George C., plow maker-h. 26 Union.
Robinson, George S., carriage maker at Griffin's-b. Union Hotel.
Robinson, H. M., house builder-corner Spring and School. Robinson, Isaiah S., blacksmith-24 West.
Robinson, J. L., plow maker (rear Moore, Cilley & Co.'s) -h. Pearl.
Robinson, John-rear 34 Main.
Robinson, Joseph, farmer-10 West.
Robinson, Joseph W., telegraph operator, 192 Main-h. Turner's Block.
Robinson, Paul-18 West.
Robinson, Thomas, gilder-b. L. A. Benson's.
Robinson, West, farmer-Hall.
Robinson, William, laborer-36 Cross. Roby, Luther, stone quarry-273 Main.
Roby, Luther, jr .- b. G. W. Ingalls'.
Roby, William, stone mason.
Rogers, Caleb S .- 38 State.
Rogers, Moses F., watchman at prison.
Rogers, Reynolds S .- b. C. S. Rogers'.
Rolfe, Albert, trimmer at Abbots'-h. 71 State.
Rolfe, Benjamin, watchman at Abbots'-h. 43 State.
Rolfe, Charles F., painter-145 Main.
Rolfe, Henry P., (Rolfe & Marshall) attorney at law-h. 25 Green.
Rolfe, Hiram, painter at Abbots'-h. 49 State.
Rolfe, Horace H., painter-b. Union Hotel.
Rollins, Edward H., druggist, 196 Main-h. 243 Main. Rollins, Eliphalet O., stone mason-h. 25 South.
Rollins, James, mason-b. C. D. Shaw's.
Rollins, John F., clerk at E. H. Rollins'-b. E. H. Rollins'. Rollins, John S., machinist-Prince.
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Rosebush, Moses, painter at Abbots'-b. Mary N. Neal's. Root, C. S., carpenter-51 Main. Rounsefell, James, painter-Jefferson. Rowe, Daniel, carpenter-16 Spring. Rowe, David B., carpenter-46 Warren.
Rowe, Lewis, blacksmith at Abbots'-h. 44 Spring. Rowell, Thompson, mason-18 Downing.
Rowley, Harvey, trimmer at Downings'-b. Columbian. Rownon, Richard, wheelwright at Griffin's-h. 257 Main. Runnels, John B., carpenter-7 Merrimack.
Runnels, Hazen-31 Union.
Runnels, Osmyn E., freight depot-b. R. Silver's. Ruslow, Alfred, painter at Abbots'-h. rear 38 Main. Russ, J. S., conductor Montreal R. R .- h. 8 Union. Rust, Asa, laborer-8 Thorndike.
SALTMARSH, Aaron H., stone mason-head Franklin. Saltmarsh, Andrew, molder-Chapel Court. Saltmarsh, Austin G., wood dealer-head Franklin. Sanborn, Abraham S., carpenter-20 Monroe. Sanborn, Benning W., bookseller, 175 Main-b. American House.
Sanborn, Charles H., machinist-36 South. Sanborn, Daniel, blacksmith-24 Downing. Sanborn, Henry C., news-carrier-105 Spring. Sanborn, Jacob, clergyman-166 State. Sanborn, James, carpenter-87 State. Sanborn, Jonathan, carpenter -- 108 State. Sanborn, George G., ticket master at depot-h. 84 State. Sanborn, Josiah, teamster-9 Main. Sanborn, Josiah B., clerk at B. W. Sanborn's-b. Eagle Hotel. Sanborn, Mary H., widow-15 Center. Sanborn, Newell, carpenter-42 Center. Sanborn, Perley, freight depot-b. R. Silver's. Sanborn, Peter, (Sanborn & Jackson)-h. 63 Main.
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Sanborn, Thomas W., clerk at Sanborn & Jackson's-b. P. Sanborn's.
Sanborn, True, freight depot-b. R. Silver's.
Sanders, George, (George Sanders & Co., 109 and 113 Main) -h. 45 Main.
Sanders, Clarendon M., (G. S. & Co.)-113 Main.
Sanders, George A., (G. S. & Co.)-h. Cooper.
Sanders, S. Luman, (G. S. & Co.)-b. 111 Main.
Sanger, C. Henry, (Sanger & Sons)-b. C. H. Sanger's. Sanger, Charles H., (Sanger & Sons, hats, furs, &c., 150 Main)-h. 9 Thorndike.
Sanger, George, (Sanger & Sons)-b. C. H. Sanger's. Sargent, Amos B., musical instrument maker-26 Green. Sargent, D. W., printer-58 South.
Sargent, J. W., cashier Concord R. R .- h. 86 State. Sargent, James F., physician, 216 Main-h. 8 Maple. Sargent, James G., mason-Cambridge.
Sargent, Jonathan, pattern maker-33 Warren.
Sargent, John B., painter at Downings'-h. Pearl. Sargent, Richard, laborer-23 Monroe.
Sargent, Philip, plane maker-184 State. Sargent, Sylvester F., mason-111 Spring.
Sargent, Wells, jr., blacksmith at Abbots'=h. Fulton. Savory, Charles E., clerk at G. Main's-h. 78 Spring. Savory, William F., register of deeds-b. Union Hotel. Sawtelle, Stephen E., engineer Concord R. R .- h. 65 State. Sawyer, John A., trimmer at Abbots'-h. rear 34 Main. Sawyer, Joshua-5 Center.
Scales, Mary, widow-Clinton.
Schenck, Jacob-b. Almira Batchelder's.
Scheuer, Adolph, (Scheuer & Kramer, dry and fancy goods, 240 Main)-b. American House.
Scott, Andrew, trimmer at Abbots'-h. 11 Thompson. Scribner, Frank B., clerk at G. Walker's-b. L. B. Morrill's. Seavey, Hiram, shoemaker-b. C. F. Caswell's.
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Seavey, Shadrach, carpenter-6 Washington.
Seavey, William H., harness maker-b. Mrs. Flanders'. Secomb, Daniel F., musical inst. maker-h. 1 Rumford. Sedgley, James, master mechanic-28 Pleasant.
Severance, A. F., piano-forte maker-b. J. B. Fellows'. Sewall, Stephen, truckman-54 Warren.
Shackford, William, millwright-188 State.
Shallies, Augustus D., harness maker-44 Rumford.
Shanks, Edward, blacksmith at Abbots'-h. 45 Downing. Shattuck, Henry S., conductor Northern R. R .- h. 42 School. Shaw, Augustus D., furnace and range manufacturer, 170 Main-h. 3 Merrimack.
Shaw, Charles C., machinist-b. H. Clark's.
Shaw, Clinton D., mechanic-104 Spring.
Shaw, Joseph E., wheelwright at Abbots'-b. 8 Main.
Shaw, Josiah C., attendant at Asylum.
Shaw, Nathaniel S., coach maker at Abbots'-h. 34 Warren. Shaw, Wentworth G., (Lincoln & Shaw, clothing, &c., 164 Main)-h. 44 School.
Sherburne, Henry C .- b. Mrs. L. B. Hackett's.
Sherburne, Lorenzo D., teamster-Fulton.
Sherburne, Robert H., clerk at A. B. Currier's - h. 34 Pleasant.
Sherman, Lovell J., carpenter-9 Fosterville.
Sheehan, William, trimmer at Abbots'-h. rear 14 Main. Shute, Samuel, farmer-28 West.
Sibley, Stephen, Esq .- b. C. P. Gage's.
Silver, Joseph B., barber, 132 Main-h. 53 Main.
Silver, Roswell, teamster-rear 72 Main.
Silsby, George H. H., (Morrill & Silsby, 115 and 117 Main) h. 27 Pleasant. Sinclair, Henry M., restaurant, 136 Main-h. 35 Center. Slader, Byron, printer-189 State.
Sleeper, J. C .- b. Union Hotel.
Sleeper, Jeremiah D., painter at Abbots'-h. 30 Main.
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Smart, Abial, truckman-15 Merrimack.
Smart, Charles-332 Main.
Smart, Herman F., baker-b. Wm. H. Smart's. Smart, Hiram F., printer-b. Wm. H. Smart's. Smart, Joseph B., mason-10 Maple.
Smart, William H., physician-73 Main.
Smart, William H., jr .- b. Wm. H. Smart's.
Smith, Alfred C., switchman-h. 33 Thompson. Smart, Calvin, section hand, R. R .- h. Pearl.
Smith, Christopher, laborer-7 Warren. Smith, Colmour J., laborer-b. W. H. Ford's. Smith, Dexter W., teamster-109 Spring. Smith, Eleazer, clergyman-203 State.
Smith, Everett E., carpenter-b. W. P. Dow's.
Smith, Ezra D., mason-77 South.
Smith, Franklin C., blacksmith-120 State.
Smith, Franklin S., molder-h. rear 221 State.
Smith, Henry, laborer-rear 20 Main.
Smith, James H., wheelwright at Abbots'-b. A. Estabrook's. Smith, Jeremiah, blacksmith-Myrtle.
Smith, Jeremiah, shoemaker-b. G. Puffer's.
Smith, John K., blacksmith-45 Spring.
Smith, L. A., (Smith & Walker, silver platers) -b. J. C. Ordway's.
Smith, Morrill B., groceries, 189 Main-h. Short.
Smith, Richmond-b. Eagle Hotel.
Smith, William, stone cutter-Winter.
Snowdon, William W., blacksmith at Abbots' -b. A. Esta- brook's.
Somersworth, Thomas, laborer-25 Cross.
Spain, Michael, laborer-275 Main.
Spain, Thomas, laborer-head State.
Spaulding, J. C., printer-b. W. E. Webster's. Speed, Leonard, hostler at Pavilion.
Spelman, John, baker-h. corner Cross and Beaver.
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CITY BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
THE subscribers have constantly on hand the greatest va- riety of
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS That can be found in the State, consisting of Cap, Demy, and Medium LEDGERS; Cap and Demy DAY-BOOKS, wide; Do. JOURNALS, wide ; Do. RE- CORDS, for Towns, Coun- ties, Corpo rations, &c., &c.
RECORDS, Svo., Cap, Demy & Medium. 66 Quarto, " 66 66
POCKET MEMORANDUMS, Of all Sizes, from 32 mo., Cap, to Svo., Demy, in PAPER, CLOTH AND LEATHER BINDING. TUCK MEMORANDUMS, IN ALL THE VARIETY OF STYLES, FROM VEST POCKET SIZE TO SVO., DEMY, On the best of paper, and Superior Styles of Binding. DIARIES,
OF ALL SIZES, CONTAINING BLANKS FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR, And published annually by the subscribers, in all the variety of styles.
MERRIAM & MERRILL.
Presentation Books
-FOR- ALL SEASONS OF THE YEAR.
THE subscribers have on hand a splendid assortment of BOOKS, of the most splendid styles of binding and finish throughout, among which are the following :
Rose of Sharon ; Book of the Boudoir; The Thought Blos- som ; The Home Annual ; The Diadem; The Souvenir Gallery ; Friendship's Token ; Ladies' Wreath ; The White Veil; A Bridal Gift; Birds of the Bi- ble ; Jerusalem and its Vicinity, illustrated ; Gem Book of British Poetry ; Lays of Ancient Rome, by Macaulay ; Gray's Elegy, illustrated ; Arthur's Advice to Young La- dies ; Do. to Young Men; Shaks- peare's, Ben Johnson's, Byron's, Burns', Cowper's, Hemans', Moores', Montgomery's, Scott's, Landon's, Milton's, Tupper's, Thompson's, Pollock's, Wordsworth's, Shelley's, Pope's, Kirk White's, Howitt's, Goldsmith's and Campbell's POETICAL WORKS, IN A VARIETY OF STYLES FOR
G BO 0 0 ALSO, A GREAT VARIETY OF STANDARD HISTORICAL -AND- MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
TOO NUMEROUS TO NAME. MERRIAM & MERRILL.
FANCY ARTICLES !
At the City Bookstore. Reticules, Dressing, Tourist and Cigar Cases ; Papier Mache and Morocco Portfolios, Ivory Tablets, Ivory and Dress Combs, Shaving Brushes and Boxes, Portmonaies, Pocket Books, Wal- lets, Bankers' Cases, Sew- ing Birds, Tea Bells, Fancy Box- es, Razor Strops, Pearl and Ivory Paper Folders, Needles and Hair Pins.
PERFUMERY.
Bear Oil, Verbena and Cologne Water, Hair Re- storative, Rosemary, Balm of Thousand Flow- ers, Musk, Lavender, Tooth Wash, Shav- ing and Fancy Toilet Soap, Smelling Salts, &c., &c.
CUTLERY
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 Bladed Pocket Knives, with Ivory, Pearl Shell and Horn Handles; Pruning, Hunt- ing and Dirk Knives; Razors, Scissors and Shears, a good variety ; Mathematical Instruments, a good assortment.
WRITING CASES AND DESKS. Rosewood, Mahogany and Ebony; Plain, Brass Band and Inlaid.
Children's Books.
MERRIAM & MERRILL,
-AT THE-
OKSTORE
OPPOSITE GASS' AMERICAN HOUSE,
HAVE THE BEST VARIETY OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS THAT CAN BE FOUND IN THIS STATE! AMONG WHICH ARE Uncle Frank's Boy's and Girl's Library ; VACATION STORY BOOKS; ROLLO BOOKS, BY ABBOTT ; THEODORE THINKER'S JUVENILES; ENGLISH TOY BOOKS; AMERICAN TOY BOOKS; ARTHUR'S BOOKS FOR CHILDREN ; THE LUCY BOOKS, BY ABBOTT ; THE JONAS BOOKS, BY ABBOTT ; BOY'S TREASURY OF SPORTS; THE GIRL'S OWN BOOK; COLORED PICTURE BOOKS; A, B, C, BOOKS, COLORED.
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