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Green, Isidor, dry goods and millinery, 237 Warren.
Green, Win. H., hair dresser and wig maker, 154 Warren.
Greenfield, Augustus, billiard rooms, west side Public Square.
Greenthal. M. ( Greenthal & Schattman.)
Greenthal & Schattman, (M. Greenthal and II. Schattman,) clothing stores, 323 and 341 Warren.
Griswold, John A. & Co., (of Troy.) prope. Colombia Co. Iron Works, Water.
tirnat. A. H., billard and bowling; enloop, roir Worth House, 9and 99 Union.
Groat & Allen. (R. F. Great and Gen. B. .. ) wholesale dealers in flour, groceries, clover and timothy eoeds, 334 Warren.
Groat, A. R., city bill poster and soloon keeper, 179 Warren. Grost, R. F., ( Gront & Allen.)
Groat, Wmn. A., (Southard & Groat.)
Guernsey, L. G., (Guernsey & Terry.)
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Guernsey & Terry, (L. G. Guernsey and Wm. H. Terry,) dry goods, carpets &c., 317 Warren. Guinan, Michael, grocer, 8 Chape !.
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*HAKES, WALTER B., carriage, sign and ornamental painting, South Fifth corner Union.
Hallenbeck. Allen T .. carpenter, 43 North Fifth.
HALLENBECK, DEWITT, carpenter, South Fifth corner Partition.
Hallenbeck, Harvey, restaurant, 95 Warren.
Ham, P. L., groceries and provisions, 1 Green.
Ham, Stephen W., sheriff, Court House.
Hamblin, H. M. Mrs., millinery show room, 63 Warren.
Hamilton. D. W. & Co., (Geo. M. Kirby,) props. Central Meat Market, Warren corner Fourth.
Hamlin, Horace, boot and shoe repairer, North Fourth near Warren.
HAND, DAVID, (Cheney, Hand & Co.)
Hand, Geo., carpenter, 122 Diamond.
HAND, URIAH, ( Cheney & Hand.) ( Cheney, Hand & Co.)
HANFORD, GEO. H., billiard parlors, 179 Warren.
HANNAH & JONES, (W. W. Hannah Jr. and Chas. F. Jones,) (successors to Wm. Hannah.) jewelry, clocks, watches, silver-ware &c., 223 Warren.
Hannah, Win. W., corner Allen and South Fifth.
HANNAH, W. W. JR., ( Hannah & Jones.)
Harder, W. H., (J. J. Martin & Co.)
Hardick, Mary, variety store, 291 Warren.
HARDY, JOILN, tailor, Third corner Diamond.
Harris, A., clothier, 77 Warren.
HARRIS, 8. W., supt. Hudson River Iron Works, South Bay.
HART, LOUIS S., saloon keeper and fruit dealer, Public Square.
*HART, WM. H., dentist, 225 Warren.
Haukes, Arthur M., lawyer and justice of the peace, 6 South Fourth.
HAVILAND, F. C., teller Farmers National Bank.
Haviland, John T., shipping merchant, west side Franklin Square.
HAVILAND, PHILIP W., ( Clark & Haviland.)
Hawkes, Arthur M .. justice of peace and lawyer, South Fourth near Warren.
Hawxhurst, P. R. Rev., pastor M. E. Church, house 69 Allen.
*IIEDGES & HERMANS, (Stephen Hedges and Geo. HI. Meermans,) furniture, picture frames &c .. 225 Warren.
HEDGES, STEPHEN, (Helges & Hvermans,) resides 174 I'nion.
HEERMANS, GEO. H., (Hedges & Hcermans,) resides $16 Union.
*HERBS. F. & M., tobacconists, 338 Warren.
Hermance, Edward B., soda and lemon beer, 24 Allen.
HERRICK, C, W. & SON, (Wm. C.,) manufe, and wholesale dealers in boots and shoes, Public Square.
HERRICK, DANIEL, restaurant, 334 Warren.
HERRICK, WM. C., (C. W. Ilsprick & Son.)
Hicks, E. P. & Co., (J. R. and P. R. Hicks,) bakers and confectioners, wholesale and re- tail, 320 Warren.
Hicks, J. R., (E. P. Hicks & Co.)
Hicks, P. R., (E. P. Hicks & Co.)
HILDRETH, CHAS. E., ( Avery & Hildreth.)
Hinsdale, C. W. & Co., (Silas W. Tobey,) wholesale and retail druggists and grocers, 803 Warren.
HODGE. P. S. Miss, dress and cloak maker, 127 Warren corner Third.
Hogeboom, John C .. ( Moore & Hogeboom.)
HOLDRIDGE, SIDNEY W., builder and jobber, 80 North Fifth.
Hollenbeck, Henry, shoe maker, 365 Warren.
Holley, Edmund, (Holley & Sheldon.)
Holley & Sheklon. ( Edmund Hokey and W. B. Sheldon,) wholesale confectioners and cracker manufacturers, 106 Warren.
Holsapple, Win. M., allo, physician, Public Square.
Hotaling, J. Miss, ( Blunt & Hotaling.)
*HOUTHITALING. 19.1.16. name. medicines, corner Warren and Public Square.
Houblon, Saint i, gents' furnishing goods, hair dressing and bathing, zis Warren. House, libry. (Ivan2 & Vix.)
House & Watties, (Henry House and Alfred Wattles) groceries and provisions, 322 War- ren.
Howard, John, groceries and saloon, South Third.
HOYSRADT, J. W., post master, prest. Columbia Agricultural and Horticultural Asso- ciation, agent Hudson Irca Co.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
The Buckeye Mowing and Reaping Machines-When the great U. S. Trial of Mowers and Reapers was held at Syracuse in 1857, this admirable machine, which had just been brought out, surprised every body by its novelty and many excel- Jencies, and won the highest awards. At that time the valuable patents under which it was built were secured for several States by the enterprising firm which now con- tinnes its manufacture, Adriance, Platt & Co. At the second great trial of Mowers aud Reapers, made by the N. Y. State Agri- cultural Society in 196, the Buckeye again carried off the highest honors, showing that in the years intervening it had not gone backward in the race for superiority. Every new suggestion is thoroughly weighed. improvements only are adopted. The verdict of the people is nearly as unani- mous as that of the learned and practical committees who made these awards, for its sales far exceed those of any other ma- chine in the evetions supplied by Adriance, Platt & Co. In fact they increase so fast, that the demand is almost always in ex- cess of the supply. The Self-Raking At- tachment on the Buckeye Machine has met with a success corresponding to that of the Mower, and has surpassed all others in the perfection of its operation. One great tecret of the success of Adriance, Platt & Co., as manufacturers, has been in the con- scientious manner in which they have built, their machines, and the great dura- bility of the Buckeye machino has been largely due to the excellence of the mate- rial used and the mechanical perfection of the workinguship. See advertisement on Map.
KI. Macy & Sou, dealers in Lime and Cement, No. 310 Union Street, Hudson, N. Y., are prepared to supply builders and others with a general assortment of Lum- ber at reasonable rates. They are agents for several Insurance Companies, Life, Fire and Accident, in which Policies can be obtained on favorable terins. Agenty also for the Anchor Line of Steamers. See advertisement on page 226.
Copake Carriage Works, Ccorge Langdon, proprietor, are advertised on page 226. Mr. Langdon has had several Years experience in the business, uses none but the best of materials and war- IAlt, all work done. If you want a good manlike manner, at a reasonable price, call ou Langdon, at Copake, N. Y.
Carriage, Wagon or Sleigh, built in a work- | ter, No. 213 Warten Street, Hudson, N. Y.,
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Juo, F. Ellsworth, manufacturer of Paper and Wool Machinery, Philmont, Alvertices on page 218. Manufac- Why, require machinery of this kind Mr. Ellsworth just the man for The improved Iron Beam Plow will alfly attract the attention of enter- Ing farmers. Let those interested call
Dr. Kingsley, of Rome, justly cele- brated for the many cures be has effected of that most distressing disease, Cancer, pub- lishes a notice on page 1. He is prepared to treat all scrofulous diseases, and others of long standing, and assures his patients that they will not be charged a heavy bill and dismissed without receiving any bene- fit. Persons who cannot conveniently call upon him in person, can address him by letter, and will receive prompt attention. Dr. K. is a graduate, with an experience of over fourteen years in the practice of medi- cine. Let the afflicted give him a call.
John I. Baringer, Painter, Ger- mantown, N. Y., publishes a card on page 234. Mr. B. thoroughly understands his business in all its departments, and if your House or your Carriage needs painting, he will do it for you, and if you want au elegant and tasty Sign, Barringer will get it up for you. Try him and see.
Skinner & Sanford, Merchant Tailore, No. 147 Warren. Street, Hudson, N. Y., advertise on page 231. They keep a good assortment of the most fashionable goods and make them up to order in the best manner. They are reliable business men, and by strict attention to the wants of their customers have gained an enviable reputation in this city. We commend them to all who want goods at fair prices.
George E. Drumna, Iron Founder, Chatham Village, N. Y., is prepared to furnish Castings of various kinds for Machinery, Agricultural Implements, and in fact everything usually required in this community. All orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed. See advertisement on page 212.
Wmn. Brocksbank, Nurseryman and Florist, Prospect Hill, Hudson, N. Y., keeps a general assortment of the most desirable Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flowering Shrubs, Green House Plants, &c. A casnal inspection of Mr. Brocks- bank's premises will convince the most incredulous that he is prepared to supply his patrons with just what they need. We advise our readers to call and see for them- selves. His advertisement appears on page 216.
Efron Parker, Gas and Steam Fit- is a good man on whom to call for any job in his line. He keeps a good assortment of Pumps and attends to calls with prompt- hess. . See card on page 230.
Della E. Tracy, Fashionable Mil- liner, School St., Chatham Four Corners, N. Y., keeps a fine stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods, and sells at prices to suit the times. Our lady readers will find it for their advantage to give her & call. Her card appears on page 230. 1
Mower and Helt-Baking Reaper, the most Perfect Harvester in the World.
CITY OF HUDSON.
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Hubbel & Chapel, (Chas. C. Hubbel and E. A. Chapel,) wholesale grocers and liquor dealere, Ferry corner Water.
Hubbel, Chas. C., (Hubbel & Chapel,) city treasurer.
Hubbell, Henry, secretary and treasurer Columbia Turnpike Co.
Hudton Academy, Academy Hill. intersection of Columbia and Union Turnpike, Rev. A. Mattice, A. M., and Rev. H. R. Schermerhorn, A. M., principals.
Hudson Aqueduct Co., 90 Warren, Benj. F. Deuell, prest. ; C. H. Evans, secretary and treasurer ; B. F. Deuell, genl. supt. ; R. 11. Moores, active supt. ; G. W. Carpenter, collector.
Hudson & Athens Ferry, every hour from foot of Ferry.
*HUDSON DAILY AND WEEKLY STAR, 327 Warren, Alex. N. Webb, editor and prop. *HUDSON EVENING REGISTER, (daily,) Central Square, M. Parker Williams, editor. Hudson Female Academy, 281 Union, Misses S. R. & C. Skinner, principals.
Hudson Gas Co., works, Water near Broad, O. Bronson, prest. ; J. W. Fairfield, supt., secretary and treasurer.
*HUDSON GAZETTE, (weekly) Central Square, M, Parker Williams, editor.
Hudson House, Franklin Square and Depot, Walter Rogers, prop.
Hudson Iron Co .. South Bay. J. W. Hoysradt, agent.
Hudson & New York Steam Transportation Line. Geo. H. Power, prop.
Hudson News Depot, 173 Warren, E. Faxon, prop.
Hudson Orphan and Relief Association, corner North Seventh and State, Mies Elizabeth Jones. matron.
Hudson City Savings Institution, 93 Warren, Darius Peck, prest. ; J. W. Fairfield, treae- urer.
Hudson Steam Flouring Mills, Franklin Square, J. J. Martin & Co., props.
HUDSON YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Misses Elizabeth and Sophia C. Peake, principals, 84 Warren.
Hull, John B., coal dealer, South Bay.
Hull, Wm. Rev., pastor St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, house 10 North Fifth. Hulme, Job, baker and confectioner, 277 Warren.
Hunt, Chas., (Storm & Hunt.)
Huut & Miller, (Z. Hunt and Win. J. Miller,) stove mannfs., Water.
Hant, Z., ( Hunt & Miller.)
Hyde, A. W., agent B. & A. R. R., Hudson Upper Station.
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Jessup. Fred., groceries and provisions, corner Fifth and State.
JOHNSON, B. S., wholesale and retail coal dealer, Public Square, also depy. collector internal revenue, division 9.
JOHNSON, JASON M., collector U. S. Internal revenue, 12tb dist., west side Public Square, also owns farm in Canaan. 278 acres.
JONES, CHAS. F., (Hannah & Jones.)
Jones, Elizabeth Miss, matron Hudson Orphan and Relief Association, corner North Seventh and State.
Jordan, J., saloon, 27 South Front.
Jordan, P. M., lawyer, 78 Warren.
Jordan, W'm. A., wholesale and retail flour, feed and grain dealers, 24 Columbia.
Kanstedt, Chas., tobacconiste, 215 Warren .. Keenan. Patrick, prop. Travelers' Home, 5 South Front.
Keenan. Patrick, groceries, 31 South Front corner Franklin, Keller, Walter T .. blacksmith, corner Green and State. Kelle. Robert, fruit, oysters, clams &c .. 41 Columbia.
Kendrick, David E., wholesale liquor dealer, 44 Columbia.
Kennady, Bernard, saloon, 109 Diamond,
KERTZ, HENRY, boot and shoe maker. MIX Warren.
Keyes. Wm., books and stationery, 104 Warren.
KIDNEY, RICHARD, ( Burger && Kidney.) Kiere, Geo., lager beer saloon, 28 and 30 Sonth Front.
KIERE, John V., sporting saloon, 26 South Front. Kimball, E. W., hardware, stoves &c., 146 Warren. Kinney, John, saloon, State Kirby, George 3., (D). W. Hamilton & Co )
Kirtland, Win. B., cipor maruf , 3 South First. Klein, John, hair dresser. 40 Front Klien, Henry, hair dresser, South Front coruer Union. Kritzman, Samuel, ready-made clothing, 326} Warren.
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Adrianee, Platt & Co,, 165 Greenwich St., New York. See Card on Map. Mower and Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfeot Harvester in the World.
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Lamasure, H. Mrs., toys and confectionery, 300 Warren. Lane, Michael, grocer, Water.
Lanigan, J. Mrs., groceries and liquors, South Front.
LANT, J. H., city directory publisher, house 227 Warren.
LASHER, E., saloon and boarding house, east side Public Square.
Lasber, G. I. (Lasher & Potts.)
Lasher & Potts. (G. I. Lasher and E. Potts,) grocers, corner Eighth and Columbia. *LATHAM, T. MRs., ladies' furnishing goods, 143 Warren.
Lawrence, Stephen, manager W. U. telegraph office, 171 Warren.
Lax, Morris, dry goods and notions, 24 South Front.
Lay, Eliza Mrs., inillinery, 266 Warren.
Leonard, John, saloon, corner Diamond and Third.
Leonard, L. A. Mrs., plain sewing, 157 Diamond.
Levison. Michael, taffor, 18 Columbia.
Lewis, James, grocer, corner State and Second.
Lewis, Patrick, groceries and feed. State.
Lisk, Solomon, constable, house 232 Partition.
Little, Geo. L., paints, oils and painting, 171%% Warren.
LITTLEWOOD, JOHN. piano fortes, 313 Warren.
LIVERMORE, CHAS. F., ( Belknap & Livermore.)
Livingston, Frank P., saloon, Diamond corner North Third.
Livingston, Win., physician, 146 Warren.
Lociller, P., lager beer saloon, 48 Columbia, and meat market, 818% Warren.
Loeffler, Stephen, (Uhrig & Loeffler.)
Longley, John B., lawyer and district attorney, 329 Warren, up stairs.
Lottridge, Chas. II., (Miller & Lottridge.)
Lyon, C. W., captain ferry boat G. II. Power.
MACY, CHAS. C., cashier Farmers' National Bank and secretary Columbia Agricultural and Horticultural Association.
MACY, CHAS. W., (H. Macy & Son.)
Macy. Cyrus, fancy goods, 133 Warren.
MACY, F. A. & G. H., dealers in tobacco, cigars &c., also dealers in all kinds of kind- ling wood, 206 Warren.
*MACY, H. & SON, ( Chas. W.,) lumber dealers, fire, life and accident Insurance agents. and passenger agents for " Anchor Line" of ocean steamers, 310 Union.
MACY, HIRAMI R., (with H. Macy & Son,) 309 Union.
Macy. Sylvester, carpenter, 9 Partition.
MACY, WM. II., fire insurance agent, 135 Warren.
Magoun. Edward P., lawyer, 324 Warren.
MAGOUN, STEPHEN L., attorney at law, 324 Warren.
Maisenbacher, Fred, saloon, 23 South Front.
Malcher, Chas. C., (Baker & Malcher.)
Mallery, James E., marble works, 275 Warren.
Mandeville, A. W., furniture, 165 Warren.
*MANSION HOUSE, 170 and 172 Warren, W'm. A. Bogardns, prop.
MARSHALL, JAMES W., prop. Hudson Meat Market, 231 Warren, resides Prospect near Short.
Marsher, A., clothing and millinery, 21 Warren.
Martin, J. J., (J. J. Martin & Co.,) agent Catskill & Albany Steamboat Co., north of Ferry.
Martin. J. J. & Co. (Geo. H. Power and Wm. II. Harder,) props. Hudson Steam Flour- ing Mill, Franklin Square.
Martin, John, saioon, 9 South Front.
Mattice, A. Rev., A. M., principal Hudson Academy.
McCallum, Finley, restaurant and ice cream saloon, Promenade Hill.
MCCLELLAN. HUGH W., lawyer and surrogate, South Fourth near Warren.
Mcclellan, J. Rev., pastor Reformed Church, bouse 176 Allen.
Mckinstry, Augustus, ( Rossman & M. Kindtry.)
Mckinstry, W'm., groceries, 403 Warren,
Mckinstry, Wm. HI., groceries and provisions, 103 Warren.
Mc Shane, Peter, blacksmith, 22 Allen.
Maikel, S. D., soloou. 309 Warren, Me ue, Ward, jelier and pound master. Hon, C. M., tobacconist, 25%% Warren. on. John S., bay and straw dealer, Water. Public Square. MEMBERT, ALLEN, jobber and builder, ty Union. Meblck Bros., dry goods and carpets, 300 Warren. Mesick, Wro. HI., cigar manuf., 355 Warren.
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Mettler, John, foreman H. R. R. R. repair shops.
Millard, B. R., (Millard & Waterbury.)
Millard & Waterbury, (B. R. Millard and E. Waterbury,) brewers, corner Second and Chapel.
Miller, Ada Miss, teacher, Hudson Academy.
Miller. Albert Mrs., dress maker, 43 Union.
*MILLER, CHAS. B., prop. Worth House, 81, 83 and 85 Warren.
MILLER, HENRY, asst. assessor internal revenue, division 8, and brick manuf., 305x% Warren.
ยท Miller, Jacob P., real estate agent and lawyer, 190 Warren.
Miller & Lottridge. (Peter A. Miller and Chas. HI. Lottridge,) merchant tailors, 130 War- ren corner Third.
Miller, Peter A., (Miller & Lottridge.)
Miller, Peyton F., lawyer, South Fourth near Warren.
MILLER, STEPHEN B., books, stationery. paper hangings and shades, 204 Warren. Miller, Wm., blacksmith, Columbia corner Green.
Miller, Win. J., (Hunt &. Miller.)
Mitchel, Edwin H., (R. H. Mitchel & Co.)
Mitchel, R. H., (R. H. Mitchel & Co.,) insurance agent.
Mitchel, R. H. & Co., (Edwin H. Mitchel,) iron founders and machinists, manufs. paper mill machinery, State.
MONELL, ROBERT B., (Monell & Van Fryck.)
MONELL & VAN WYCK. ( Robert B. Monell and S. M. Van Wyck, Jr.,) attorneys and counselors at law, 935 Warren.
Moore & Hogeboom, (Lucius Moore and John C. Hogeboom,) wholesale coal dealers, junction Hudson R. R. R. and B. & A. R. R.
Moore, L., ( Remington & Co.)
Moore, Lucius, (Moore & Hogeboom.)
Moore, M. P. & Co., (Geo. W. Beebe,) dry goods, 312 Warren.
Moore, Wm., cooper, Franklin Square.
Moores, R. H., active supt. Hudeon Aqueduct Co.
Morris, Wi. R., fancy and variety store, 4 Warren.
Mull, Isaac, ( Mull & Weed.)
Mull & Weed, (Isaac Mull and Harlow Weed,) carriage makers, 14 and 16 North Fourth. Myers, Chas., dye house, corner Diamond and Third.
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Nack, John, carriage trimmer and harness maker, 192 Warren.
National Hudson River Bank, 99 Warren, H. A. Dubois, prest. ; A. B. Scott, cashier. Newcomb, S. B., fish and oysters, 149% Warren.
Newkirk & Chase, (J. C. Newkirk and A. F. B. Chase,) lawyers, 305% Warren. Newkirk, J. C., (Newkirk & Chase.)
Nicholson, Wm., marble works, 20 Allen.
Nicholson, W'm., Jr., marble works, 29 Allen.
*O'CONNELL, W'M., plumber, eteam and gas fitter. 168 Warren.
Odd Fellows' Hall, 171 Warren ; Allen Lodge meets Monday evenings ; Hudson City Lodge, Tuesday eveninge ; Good Templars. Wednesday eveninge ; Sons of Tem- perance, Thursday evenings ; Odd Fellowe' Encampment, 2d and 4th Fridays of each month ; Degree Division S. of T., 1st and 3d Fridays of each month.
Ogrodoweky, Solomon, tailor, 18 Columbia.
O'Halloran, D., saloon, 15 North Front.
Osborn, P. M., book agent, head of Warren.
Osburn. Harvey J., boot and shoe repairer, esat side Public Square.
Ostrander, Henry, carriage maker, South Third.
Ostrander, L. Mrs., dressmaker, 218 Union.
Ostrander, W'm. A., carpenter, 248 Union.
O'Sullivan, J. S. Rev., priest St. Mary's Church, (Roman Catholic,) house Allen near Second.
Overbaugh. A. E. Miss, dress and cloak maker, 63 Warren.
Owens, Wm., shoemaker, 123 State.
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*PARKER. BYRON, ros and steam fitter and practical engineer, 213 Warren. Parkman, Henry D., jeweler and watch repairer, 104 Warren,
Parson & Geobard, (Sanford Person and Chaus. IF. Gebhard.) coal destere and insurance agents, south-east corner Seventh and state. Parson, Sanford, (Parson & Gebhard.)
Payn, C. N., (Payn & Cummings.)
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Isaac N. Mackey, Carriage and Sleigh Maker, Germantown, N. Y., adver- tises on page 238. We take pleasure in calling the attention of our patrons to this establishment, feeling that by so doing we are serving them as well as the proprietor. Persons in want of a good Carriage, made of the best materials and by good work- men. can procure the same by calling on Mr. Mackey. We congratulate the citizens of this part of the County in having so good a factory in their midst. Let it re- ceive the patronage it deserves. Mr. M. carries on a general Blacksmithing busi- ness and keeps on hard & supply of Hud- son Plow Castings.
E. B. Underbill, dealer in Groceries, Flour, Feed, dec., Ghent, N. Y., will supply his customers with anything in this line. as well ss Hardware, Farming Implements, &c., at as low rates as any establishment in the County. Let the farmers call and examine his stock and judge for them- solves. See advertisement on page 242.
I. A. Fish, Furniture dealer and Un- dertaker, Main Street, Chatham Village, V. Y., has had large experience in the business, Is a practical workman, under- stand- how to select goods so that he can Full them at as low rates as any other establishinent in the County. Ke keeps a large assortment of Undertaking Goods, aud attends to all calls in this line, in the most satisfactory manner. He advertises on page 246.
Giles 3. Brower, Saddle and Har- 1:06 Maker, No. 36516 Warren Street. Hud- ron, N. Y., deals largely in Trunks. Valises, Whips, and all goods usually found in such en establishment. All orders, whether for repairs or new work, are promptly attended to. Give him a call. See card on page 230.
Denegar & Lasher, Undertakers, near the Lutheran Church, Germantown, N. Y .. are prepared to furnish at short notice Rosewood and Black Walnut Caskets and Coffins, either plain or ornamental, and Shrouds of various styles to suit the purchaser. They have a good Hearse and rive strict attention to all branches of t'wir business. We heartily commend thein to the patronage of our dying friend -. " onfidently believing that full justice will be , one them. See card on page 222.
Win. W. Saxton, Attorney and Counselor at Law. East Chatham, N. Y., is prepared to enlighten you on the mysteries of the Law and will attend to all business in the line of his profession, in a way worthy of a disciple of Blackstone. His card appears on page 206.
The Chatham Courfer, published by Canfield & Woolhiser, Chathain. N. Y., is one of the largest papers in the County, replete with local and miscellaneous mat- ter, rendering it one of the best family papers in the State. It is a desirable medium for advertising. The Job Depart- ment is well supplied with presses and other facilities for doing first-class work. The publishers have established & Real Estate Agency in connection with their business, offering superior advantages to those who patronize them. See advertise- ment on page 210.
S. & J. W. Boright, dealers in Lumber and Timber, Chatham Village, N. Y., keep a good assortment of Doore, Sash and Blinds, which they sell at prices to suit customers. They also keep Lime and Cement. Give them a call. Their card appears on page 202.
Worth Konse, Nos. 81, 83, 85 and 87 Warren St., Hudson, N. Y .. is centrally situated and convenient for business men and others. Mr. Charles B. Miller, the proprietor, understands the requirements of a first-class Hotel and provides his guests with good accommodations at reasonable rates. We commend this House to the patronage of the traveling public. See advertisement on page 193.
Hedges & Heermans, at No. 225 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y., keeps a good assortment of Pictures and Frames, Music, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Toys, &c., where they give a cordial welcome to all customers and send them away aston- ished at the great variety of goods to be found here and the extremely low prices. Glaes Shades and imaterials for Wax Flow- ers are always to be found. See card, page 190.
James Edgar Canfield, Photo- grapher. No. 322 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y., is constantly " catching the shadows as they fly " and transferring them to paper in the most approved style. If you want & good picture of any style known to the art, call on Canfield. His card appears on page 190.
William O'Connell, Plumber, No. 16% Warren Street, Hudson. N. Y., does all work in the line of Plumbing, Gas Fitting. &c., in a manner not excelled by any in the city. Those who have jobs of that kind, and wish their work done promptly and in the best manner, will do well to call at O'Connell's. His card appears on page 190.
Mrs. E. W. Nanor, Milliuer. Main Street, Chatham Village, N. Y .. is prepared to supply the ladies with all goods in her line, of the latest etyles. The most farh- ionable need not go to the city, as Mrs. H. welects her goods with great care and with reference to the wants of her numberone customers. Miss Bell Pulver, at the rainy piace, attends to Dressmaking in all its branches. We advise all our readers to
Win. H. Macy, Insurance Agent, Warren Street, lindson, N. Y., a card on pare 194. Mr. Macy is ( man of enterprise and integrity, we Like pleasure in calling the atten- : in of our readers to his card, as they will | vive them a call before looking elsewhere. 4 Hitta ever ready to attend to their Try him and see.
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