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GEORGE W. SILCOX, Engraver and Printer. 67 South Salina Street, Syracuse, N. E.
Charles Dieckow,
MANUFACTURER OF
SUPERIOR RININ & SHOT GUNS, No. 11 BROAD STREET,
UTICA, N. Y.
SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS WANTING FIRST CLASS GUNS,
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Will find it to their interest to call on me before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing in all its Branches, Promptly and Skillfully Attended to.
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GRIFFIS, JOHN HI., (Stanwix.) farmer. Hale, William, ( Whitestown,) lot 3, farmer 10.
Haliday, James, (Whitestown,) lot 6, far- mer 83.
Hall. Julius A., (Ctica,) (Pierce, Huntley & Hall.)
Hall, Luther, (Whitestown,) lot 1, farmer 110.
HALLECK MILLS CO .. (Walesville.) (Rob- ert B. Soules. Benjamin Stevenson and Ebenezer R. Fitch,) wadding factory, capital $30.000.
Halleck, Samuel P., (Oriskany,) ( Coleman & Halleck.) · Halleck, William C., (Oriskany,) (Buel, Banks & Co.)
Halsey, Albert, (Oriskany,) lot 6, farmer 49.
Halsey, Edward. (Walesville,) lot 2. presi- dent of Walesville Cheese Factory Co. and farmer 30.
Halsey, Ira. (Oriskany,) lot 4, farmer 70.
Halsey, John, (Walesville,) lot 3, farmer 100.
Halsey, Stephen, (Walesville,) lot 2, far- mer 90.
Hannerin. Martin, (Whitestown,) lot 4, farmer 81.
Hart, Henry R., (Whitestown,) lot 4, far- mer 70.
Hawkins, Edward S., (Oriskary,) saloon keeper.
Henly, William. (Walesville,) lot 1, farmer 4. Henderson, Frederick B., (Whitestown,) allop. physician.
Hennesey, John, (Oriskany,) lot 2, farmer 120.
HICKS, DANIEL A., (Stanwix,) lot 6, far- mer 93.
Hinkston, Albert, (Whitestown.) lot 6, far- mer 41.
Hitchcock, Julius P., (Oriskany,) lot 3, far- mer 137.
Hoag, Newcomb H., (New York Mills,) general merchant and post master.
Hoag, Sylvanns. (New York Mills,) groce- ry and provision store.
Hoffman, George, (Whitestown,) lot 11, far- mer leases 25.
Horst, Patrick, (Stanwix.) lot 8. farmer 16. Horton, John, (Walesville,) lot 7. farmer 6. | MAGGISON, GEORGE, (Whitestown.) (H. Hovey, Calvin, (Oriskany,) lot 3, farmer 33. S. Allyn & Co.,) ( Allyn & Co.) Hoyt, James, (Walesville.) lot 2, fariner 10. Malone, Patrick, (Walesville,) lot 2, black- smith and farmer 8. Hughes, William H., (Oriskany,) lot 2, far- mer 85.
Hugill, Thomas, (Oriskany.) lot 6, farmer 62. HUGILL, WILLIAM, (Westmoreland,) lot 3. farmer 52.
Humphrey, John, (Whitestown,) carpenter and joiner.
HUMPHREYS, HUMPHREY, (Whites- town,) iot 1. farmer 100.
Hunt, James. (Oriskany.) lot 4, farmer 50. Huntley, Porter S., (Utica,) (Pierce, Huntley & Hall.)
Hurthum, Andrew, (Oriskany,) lot 4, far- mer 10 .
James, William M., (Oriskany,) allop. phy- nician.
Jones, Andrew, (Whitestown,) lot 3, far- mer 133.
Jones, Andrew, (Whitestown,) lot 1, far- mer C6.
Jones, Edwin W., (Oriskany,) lot 10, far- mer 80.
Jones, Evan, (New York Mills,) carpenter and joiner.
Jones, Robert A .. (Whitestown,) lot 3, far- mer 133.
Jones, Silas, (Whitestown,) Cox Patent, farmer 3.
JOY, WILLIAM H., (Whitestown.) farmer. JUDD, JAMES E., (Oriskany.) lot 4, far- mer 100.
Judd, James E., (Oriskany,) lot 3, farmer 50.
Kellog, Charles C., (Utica,) (with Charles (. Downer.) lot 1, prop. lumber yard and farmer 37.
Kenney, Lloyd, (New York Mills,) meat market.
KERNAN, EDWARD, (Whitestown,) Cox Patent. farmer 84.
Kernan, Francis. (Whitestown,) Cox Pat- ent, farmer 65.
Killeen, Patrick, (Whitestown,) black- smith.
Kimball, Phelura Mrs., (Whitestown,) lot 7, farmer 12.
King, Alonzo I., (Oriskany,) lot 2, farmer 18.
King, Ebenezer, (Oriskany,) lot 6, farmer 1. Kirk, Mathew, (Walesville.) lot 7, farmer 4. Ladd, Shubacl, (Clark's Mille,) lot 3, farmer leases 110.
Lanfear, David, (Oriekany.) lot 3, farmer 50. LAW, GEORGE C. & Co., (Whitestown.) (Robert Gibson,) coal and lumber deal- ers.
LEWIS, MORGAN E., (Whitestown,) lot 7, - farmer 70.
LOUCKS, WILLIAM. (Whitestown,) mil- ler, Coleman's Mills.
Lowery, Robert & James, (Oriekany.) lot 4. farmers 40.
Luman, Andrew, (Whitestown,) carriage manuf.
Lumbard, Horace, (Utica,) hotel keeper, Yorkville.
Lunn, Benjamin, (Oriskany,) lot 3, farmer 37.
Lynch, Patrick, (Westmoreland,) lot 16, farmer 75.
Lyon. Ziba. (Utica, ) lot 1, farmer 6.
MANUEL, ROBERT, (Oriskany,) lot 3, farmer leaves 128.
MARRA. William, (Oriskany,) lot 8, far- mer 55%.
Martin, James, (Whitestown.) lot 1, far- mer 15.
MARVIN. JOHN II., (Whitestown,) ( Wat- son, Ellis & Co.)
McCann. John, (Stanwix.) lot 6, farmer 20. McCormick, John, (Oriskany,) lot 3, far- mer 100.
MCENTEE, PHILIP, (Clark's Mills,) lot 3, farmer 110.
MCENTEE, PHILIP, (Clark's Mills,) lot 3, farmer 15.
McGarrity, Thomas, (Walesville,) lot 1, far- mer 20.
McGuire, Thomas, (Oriskany.) lot 8, far- mer leases 90.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
C. C. Shaver, Manufacturer of Solid
Miss Nettie M. Miller, mannfac- Silver Ware and dealer in Plated Ware of | turer of Hair Jewelry and Ornamental Hair Work. No. 130 Genesee Street, Utica. N. Y .. publishes a card on page 150. Miss Miller is prepared to execute all work in- trusted to her care in the best style of the art ; she will also give instruction when de- I sired.
all kinds, No. 9 Broad street, Utica, N. Y., advertises on colored page 134. Mr. Shay- er keeps a splendid assortment of first class goods which he sells at prices which can- not fail to satisfy. Cash paid for old sil- ver. Call and see his splendid Tea Sets, and other elegant goods.
Claesgens Horse, is located oppo- site Barry's Hotel, Utica. N. Y. It has recent- ly been repaired and travelers will find comfortable quarters and reasonable terms. P. Claesgen-, the proprietor, will spare no pains to make his guests feel at home .- See card, page 150.
R. A. Barton, Carriage Maker, Rome, N. Y., gets up some of the best Top Buggies and carriages to be found in these parts. Great pains are taken in the selec- . tion of the materials, and the style is made to suit the purchaser. A general assort- ment of Carriage materials constantly on hand. Ilis card appears on page 150.
Wood Brothers, proprietors of the Camden Foundry and Machine Shop. are prepared to do all sorts of machinery job- bing. They manufacture Turbine Water Wheels, Grist and Saw mills and Circular mills which will be delivered to order at short notice. See card, page 154.
F. Oriel, at No. 34 Dominick street. Rome, N. Y., keeps one of the best a-sort- ments of Furs, Robes, Hats. Caps, Gloves, &c., to be found in Central New York. Ladies or gentlemen can hardly fail to find something to suit their taste and their purse by calling on Oriel, the Hatter. See card on colored leaf, opposite page 117.
Henry S. Miller, Real Estate Agent, corner of Genesee and Columbia streets, Utica, N. Y., buys and sells Real E-tate, collecte rents and attends to all business intrusted to his care with promptness .- Persons wishing information upon thait subject will do well to give him a call. See card on colored leaf, opposite page 117.
Henry W. Pell, Wholesale and Re- tail dealer in Hardware, Iron, Steel. Nails. &c., Rome, N. Y., advertises on colored page 183. Mr. Pell keeps a very large as- sortment of everything kept in a first class Hardware Store. a good idea of which may be had from reading his advertisement .- He is agent for W. A. Wood's Prize Mower and Seif Rake Reaper, and manufacturer of Pell's Patent Draught Attachment, which is far superior to anything of the kind be- fore introduced to the public. Give him a call at the corner of James and Dominick streets.
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J. F. Forgham, proprietor of Flor- ence Lumber and Shingle Mills, West Cam- den, is prepared to supply all orders at short notice and ou reasonable terms, The best always on hand. See card, page 150.
M. C, West, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, No. 60 Dominick Street, Rome, N. Y., will attend to all professional calls by day or night. Those who require the services of a physician will do well to pat- ronize Dr. West, His residence is 45 George Street. See card, page 194.
William York, agent for Weed Sew- ing Machine, Camden, N. Y .. advertises on page 146. This Machine, with the latest improvements, is one of the best in use. It has received several Firet Premiums at State and County Fairs, as well as at the Paris Exposition. Mr. York keeps the Wheeler & Wilson and other first-class Machines on hand. Call and select for yourselves.
Frank Bickley, proprietor of the Rome Clothing Emporium, No. 77 James Street, keeps an excellent assortment of everything for men's and boys' wear, made np especially for his own trade. Persons purchasing goods at this Emporium may rely ou getting good work. A general as- sortment of furnishing goods always on hand. See card, page 140.
George B. Cady, manufacturer of Woolen Cloths, at Lenox Furnace. sets forth the advantages of trading with him in a neat circular on colored page 1SS. Mir. Cady has gained an excellent reputation as a manufacturer, and his Clothes are quivers- ally conceded to be very serviceable by those who have worn them. His mills are extensive, are supplied with the best mod- ern machinery, and are equaled by but few in the State. Farmers, as well as business men and mechanics, will find it greatly to their advantage by purchasing their goods at the factory, as Mr. Cady will sell them only such goods as he can warrant to be durable and well made. He makes no other.
Hoyt & Butler, General Insurance Agents, No. 90 Genesee street, Utica, N. Y., advertise on colored leaf opposite page 116. They represent some of the best companies in existence, and will attend to insurance of all kinds on as favorable terms as is consistent with safety. The aggre- gate assets of the companies which they represent amount to abont $10,00 ,000 .-- The assets of the North British & Mercan- tile amount to $13,000,000, and that of the Mutual Benefit Life to $14,000,0 0. The writer of this notice has held a policy in the last named company for eighteen years, and has just taken out another, believing it to be one of the best companies in the United States. Persons wishing any kind of insurance will do well to call on Mesats. Hoyt & Butler.
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MCMULLEN. ADDIE V. MISS. ; Oriskany.) | Parks, William J., (Oriskany,) lot S, far- telegraph operator N. Y. C. R. R. mer 30.
Merriman. James. ; Off-kany. ; lot -. assist- ant assessor internal revenue and far- mer 20.
Merriman, James. (Oriskany.) lot 4. farmer 55.
METCALF. EDWIN W., (Oriskany.) lot 7, farmer 145.
Midiam. George H .. (Walesville.) Cox Pa- tent. carpenter and joiner and farmer 7. Miller, Elizabeth Mrs., ( Whitestown.) lot 1, farmer co.
Miller, John. New York Mills tailor.
Miller, Mike, ( Whitestown. lot 4. farmer 25. Mills. John, (Whitestown.) boot and shoe manuf.
Morgan, David, (Walesville.) lot 2, farmer
Morris, Elizabeth Mrs., (Oriskany,) lot 3, farmer 126.
Moseley, John, (Whitestown,) int 4. farmer Su.
Mann. John B .. ( Westmoreland.) lot 6, far- mer 114.
Mann, John B., (Westmoreland,) lot 1, far- mer so.
Mann. John S., (Westmoreland.) lot 6, far- mer 74.
MURPHY. THOMAS, (Stanwix.) lot 6, far- mer ts.
MURPHY. THOMAS. (Oriskany,) lot 12, farmer 1.
National Bank of Whitestown. (Whites- town.) Hiram P. Potter, president; Is- rael J. Gray. cashier.
Netscher. John, ( Whitestown.) lager beer saloon.
Newhouse. Ellen Miss. (Whitestown.) lot 4. farmer 2t.
NEW YORK MILLS. (New York Mills,) capital g1.5www. manof. chirtings. Cottonades and camler jeans; Walcott & Campbell. proprietors.
Niles. Addison M., (Oriskany.) carriage manuf.
NILES, ANDREW J., (Oriskany.) general merchant.
OLMSTED. WALTER H., (Walesville,) (Sites & Olineted.)
Olmsted. Walter H .. ( Walesville.) lot 7. far- mer 1.
Owen, John C., (Stanwix.) lot 6. farmer leases 100.
Page. Joseph. (Oriskany,) butcher and prop. of mest market.
PALMER. EBER, (Stanwix.) lot 6, farmer
Palmer, William. (Whitestown.) Cox Pa- leut, prop. of batting factory and far- mer 3.
Parke. John, (Walesville.) secretary and treasurer of Walesville Cheese Factory Co.
Parke, William. (Oriskany,) lot S. farmer 1%.
Parkhurst. George W., (Oriskany.) lot 3, farmer 50.
Parkhurst. Jabez, (Oriskany.) lot 7, farmer 100.
Parkhurst. Jabez, (Oriskany.) lot 2, far- mer 140.
PARKHURST, THOMAS, (Oriskany,) lot S, farmer 40.
Patterson, Robert, (Oriskany,) lot 13, far- mer 35.
Patton, Shurburne W., (Whitestown, ) lot 5, farmer to.
Panl, Thomas. (Oriskany.) lot 4. farmer 18. *PAYNE, LEVI C., (Oriskany.) lot 6. nurseryman, fruit grower and farmer 25.
Peck. Hawley V .. (Walesville.) lot ?, post- master and farmer ?.
Peck, Hawley V. Mrs .. ( Walesville,) tailor- ess and dressmaker.
Penntield, William, (New York Mills.) meat market.
Phelps, Cornelins; (Oriskany,) lot 2, farmer 150.
Philips, John, (Oriskany.) lot 4, farmer 27. Philips. John, "Stanwix.) lot s. farmer (s. PHILIPS. THOMAS, (Oriskany,) lot 6, far- mer leases 00.
Philips. William D., (Oriskany,) lot 2, far- mer 100.
Pierce. Huntley & Hall. (Utica,) ( Walter B. Pierce, Porter S. Huntley and, Julius A. Hall.) tobacco manufacturers.
Pierce. Nathaniel H., (Whitestown,) lot 1, farmer 50.
Pierce, Walter B., (Utica,) (Pierce, Huntley : Hall.)
Pierce, William B., (Oriskany,) hotel keep- cr.
Pitcher, Chauncey, (Whitestown,) saloon prop. Plunkett. Hugh, (Clark's Mills.) lot 1, far- mer 22.
Poole, Jesse R., (Oriskany,) lot 3, farmer 50.
Porter, Elias D., (Oriskany.) lot 6. farmer 90.
Potter, Hiram P., (Whitestown,) president of National Bank of Whitestown.
POWELL, LIBERTY, (Whitestown,) Cox Patent, farmer 100.
Power, Daniel, (Whitestown,) lot 4, far- mer 6.
Putle. Ransel, (Utica.) lot 1. farmer 28.
RAINE, WILLIAM, (Oriskany,) lot 4, far- mer 53.
Redmond. Patrick, (Walesville.) lot ?. far- mer 10.
Reed. John J .. (Whitestown,) prop. of livery and express.
Reese. Morgan, ( Whitestown,) lot 2, farmer 110.
Rehn, Henry, (Whitestown,) boot and shoe mannť.
Rice. Jerry B., (Ctica.) lot 1. farmer 46. Rice, John K .. (Oriskany,) blacksmith.
RINGROSE, WILLIAM, (Oriskany.) lot 3, farmer 80).
Roberts, Robert, (Oriskany,) lot 4, farmer 85.
Roberts, Robert J., (Oriskany,) lot 6, far- mer 15.
(Whitestown.) ROBERTS, WILLIAM, ( Watson, Ellis & Co.)
Robinson, John. (Whitestown.) (with Charles Gibson,) lot 1. farmer leases 60. Robison. Mathew, ( Whitestown.) lot 1, farmer # .
ROBSON, ISAAC. (Whitestown,) Cox Pa- tent, farmer 150.
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Robson. Mathew. (Whitestown.) lot 3, far- | Teal. William, (Walesville,) lot 2, farmer mer 257.
Robson. Mathew. (Whitestown. ) Cox Pa- | TIBBITS, HENRY, (Oriskany,) lot 3, far- tent. farmer 230.
ROGERS. STEPHEN B., (Walesville.) lot 3. farmer 95.
Root. Lewis B., (Oriskany.) lot ". farmer 70.
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Root, Porter R., (Ctica.) lot 6. farmer 10). Rose, Amos. (Whitestown.) blacksmith. Rowland. Joseph. (New York Mills.) gro- ceries and provisions.
Seelye, William. New York Mills.) grocery and provision store.
Sessions. Jeremiah, ( Walesville,) lot 7, far- mer 18.
Sessions. Vanrensselger, (Walesville.) lot 7. farmer 13.
Shaw. Daniel A., (Oriskany.) tobacconist and cigar manuf.
Simmons. Samuel. (Whitestown, ) lot 4, far- mer 56.
Simonde. James. (Whitestown.) grocery and provision store.
Singleton. William H .. (Whitestown.) lot 4. farmer 10.
Smith, Adrian B., (Whitestown,) prop. of | WALCOTT, WILLIAM D., New York livery stable.
SMITH. ANSON, (Walesville,) lot ?, far- mer 145.
Smith, Charles E .. (Whitestown.) allop. physician and post master.
Smith, Henry, (Walesville.) lot 1. farmer 14.
Smith, James, (Whitestown.) boot and shoe manuf.
Smith. Mark H., (Whitestown,) lot 8, far- mer 124.
Smith, Mrs., (Whitestown,) lot 3. Par- - mer 14.
Smith. Roswell B., (Ctica,) lot 1, farmer 20Ml
SOULES & OLMSTED. (Walesville.) ( Ros- ert B. Soules and Walter H. O!material props. of paper mill. capital $15.000 ..
SOULES. ROBERT B .. (Walesville.) ( Hul- leck MU'l& Co .. ) (Souter & Oumustei.)
Soules. Robert B., ( Walesville,) lott. far- mer :).
Spink, John, (Whitestown.) lot 1. farmer 5. Spink, John. ( White-town. ) lot 3. farmer 5. Springs, Thomas, (Whitestown,) lot 5, far- mer 47.
Spriggs. Thomas, (Whitestown,) lot 5. far- mer 52.
STEVENSON, BENJAMIN. (Walesville,) ( Halleck Mills Co.
Steves. Samuel P., (New York Mills.) tin. copper. sheet iron and store dealer.
Stiles, Ezra M., (New York Mills.) general merchant.
Stillman. Nelson F., (Walesville.) lots 1 and 2, farmer 288.
Stillman. Sarıh E. Mrs., (Walesville,) lo: 2, farmer 3. Storv, Alvin, ( Whitestown,) lot 7, farmer 89.
SCTLIFF, EDWARD G., (Oriskany,) lot 8. farmer 58.3.
SWEENEY: JOHN, (Whitestown.) lot 4. farmer 9216.
Sweet, Eddy A., (Whitestown.) grocery and provision store.
mer 150.
TIBBITS, TRUMAN II., (Oriskany.) lot 3, farmer 65.
Tisdale. Dewitt C .. (Ctica.) lot 1. farmer 4. Tozan, Martin, (Wificestown.) lot 7, farmer 1. Torgan. Thomas, (Whitestown.) lot 7. far- mer S.
Traffren, Mark, (Ctica.) (with John S. C'apron.) lot 1. farmer 25.
Trenham. John, (Oriskany,) carpenter and joiner.
Tueker, Mark, (Whitestown,) Jot 7, farmer 30. Tyler. Job, (Whitestown.) lot 1, farmer leases 40.
WALCOTT & CAMPBELL, New York Mille.) ( William D. Walcott and & m- nel Campbell.) props. New York Mills. manufs. of fine cotton shirting -. cot- tonades and camlet jeans, also breeder- of Ayrshire cattle and Lincoln = heep and farmers 350.
Mills.) ( Walcott & Campbell.)
Walesville Cheese Factory Co .. (Wales- ville.) Edward Halsey, president : John Parke, secretary and treasurer.
Warden. Richmond, (Whitestown.) Cox Patent, farmer 30.
Waterman, Dwight B., (Whitestown.) boot and shoe manuf.
WATSON. EDWIN. (Whitestown.) ( Wat- son. Ellis && Co.)
WATSON. ELLIS & CO., (Whitestown.) ( Extrin Watson, Thomas Elis. Wiliun Roberts and John H. Martin. tub, pail and churn factory, capital $20.000.
WEATHERELL, BAILEY N .. (Westmore- land.) farmer.
Welsh, John, (Oriskany,) boot and shoe manuf.
-F West. Hezakiab Rev., (Walesville.) Baptist dlerryman.
Wetherell, Thomas, (Whitestown.) lot 7. farmer 106.
Wetherell, Thomas, (Westmoreland.) lot 3, farmer 132.
Wharrum, Thomas, (Oriskany.) lot 3, far- mer 90%.
WHARROM, WILLIAM, (Oriskany.) lot 3. farmer 30.
WHITE, J. ANTLE.(Whitestown.)Cox Pa- tent, farmer 105.
Whitten, Daniel C., (Whitestown.) cabinet maker and undertaker.
WHORROM, JOHN B., (Oriskany,) far- mer.
WIGHT, LYMAN L., (Whitestown.) lot 1, farmer 220.
Wight. Lyman L., (Whitestown.) prop. cheese factory.
Wilcox. Wells D., (Oriskany,) cheese fac- tors.
WILLIAMS & ASHBY, (Oriskany.) gen- eral merchants.
Williams, Benjamin E., (Oriskany,) lot 15. farmer 70.
Williams, John, (Whitestown,) lot 2, far- mer 140.
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WILLIAMS, LUTHER G., (Oriskany,) general merchant and post master. Williams, Robert, (Whitestown,) lot 1, far- mer 3. Wilmot, Isaac, (Oriskany,) lot 7, farmer 33. WILSON, EDWARD F., (Whitestown,) farmer.
Wilson, Henry W., (Whitestown,) lot 3, farmer 72.
Wilson, James H. & Co., (Whitestown.) (Leiris Babcock,) lumber wagon manuf. WILSON, JOHN, (Oriskany,) boot and shoe manuf.
Wilson, John, (Whitestown,) (with Oliver,) Cox Patent, farmer 100.
Wilson, John; (Whitestown,) lot 7, farmer 42. Wilson, Oliver, (Whitestown,) (with John,) Cox Patent, farmer 100.
'Wood, Cornelius H .. (Whitestown.) lot 1, farmer leases SO.
Wood, John, (Walesville.) lot 1, farmer 46. WOODWARD, JAMES. (Whitestown,) justice of the peace and police justice. WOODWARD, JAMES, (Whitesto wn, boot and shoe manuf.
CITY OF UTICA.
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ABBEY, STEPHEN, groceries and provisions, 16 Columbia.
ABEEL, EDGAR D., proprietor Catherine St. House, 8 Catherine.
Abram, Richard, boarding house, 13 Hamilton.
Adams Bros., rope and twine manufacturers, 43 Oneida.
Adams, Chas., U. S. gauger, house 55 W. Bridge.
Adams, Levi H., proprietor Adams house, 26 Broadway. Adams, Maria Mrs .. tailoress, 34 Washington.
Adams, Rowley & Ney, (Stephen Adams, Alonzo Rowley and Henry Ney.) wholesale gro- cers and dealers in flour, feed and grain, 13, 15 aud 17 Liberty.
Adams, Stephen, (Adams, Rowley & Ney.) Agne, Peter, saloon, 11 Generec. Aland, George, file cutter, corner Franklin and Fulton.
Aldrich, Calvin, farmer leases 2, corner Pleasant and East.
ALLEN, B. & SON, stone dealers, Bridge, corner Catherine.
Allen, George E., manager W. U. Telegraph office, corner Liberty and Genesee.
Allen, George F., ( Lennebacker & Allen.)
Allen, I. C. Mrs., boarding house, 83 Court.
Allen, Orville P., lawyer and notary public, 92 Genesee.
American Journal of Insanity, published quarterly and edited by the medical officers of the New York State Lunatic Asylum.
A. M. U. Express Co., 16 Genesee, Thos. VanAmbergh, agent.
Anderson, John, saloon, corner Albany and Elizabeth.
Anderson, Mary A. Mrs., laundress, 15 John.
ANDREWS, GEO. N .. organ manuf., 17 Seymour Avenue.
ANDREWS, GRANVILLE P .. ticket agent, N. Y. C. R. R.
ANTHONY, WM. R., lawyer, 3 Exchange Building. Arnott Benjamin, (James G. French & Co.)
Assessor's Office, Internal Revenue, 88 Genesce.
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO., David W. McAneeny, manager, office 123 Genesee.
AVERY, ELI, vice president National Savings Bank, Utica.
B.
Babbatt, Miller. (Buswell & Babbatt.) Babcock, George K., (Utica Agricultural Works.)
Babcock, Henry H., (Utica Agricultural Works.) Babcock. Lewis H., lawyer, Devereux Block. BACH, ADAM, meat market, 119 Court.
Bacon. Wm. J , Judge of the Supreme Court, vice-president Utica Gas Light Co.
Bagg, M. M., M. D., physician, 256 Genesee, corner Court.
Bagg's Hotel, Genesee, near depot. Southworth & McClasky, proprietors. BAILEY, E. PRENTISS, (Groce & Bailey.)
Bailey, Lawrence, groceries and dry goods, 63 Varick.
BAKER, RUFUS C., (W. & R. C. Baker.)
BAKER, WILLIAM, (W. & R. C. Baker.)
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
The Rome Sentinel, published by Beers & Kestiuger, No. 5s James Street, is the oldest paper in Rome, has a large cir- culation and is a good advertising medium. The Job department is provided with a Hoe press and steam power for large work. and improved power pre ses for small work. The office was never in better con- dition than under the management of the present proprietors, and justly merits the patronage it receives. Messrs. Beers & Kessinger are young men. and will spare no pains to make their paper. worthy of public patronage, and their job work first class. See card. page 142.
The Reynold's Steel Temper- ing Works, Reynolds, Barber & Co., Proprietors, at Auburn, are largely engaged in the manufacture of Reaper and Mower Knives, Plane Irons, Chisels, &c. The process by which they temper steel is a pe- culiar one, and as patented by Mr. Rey- nolds, is the result of over forty years labor. This gentleman always worked on the plan that tempering steel was simply changing it from a fibrous to a granular etate. He certainly has succeeded in pro- ducing a finer granulation (temper) than has ever before been produced. Messrs. Reynolds, Barber & Co., control the parents for these processes, and are applying them successfully in all their mannfactures .- Their establishment is capable of turning ont an immense amount of work, vet their orders are now, and have been for some months, accumulating far in advance of their present ability to supply : a circum- stance which they will not long allow to be the case. We prediet that the time is not far distant when all Mower and Reaper Factories and farmers will use their im- proved sections. See their advertisement on page 270, fronting the Introduction.
Russ & Tibbits, No. 56 James Street, Rome, N. Y., represent a New York Branch Wholesale and Retail Paper Hanging and Paint Warehouse. Paints of all kind- are prepared in quantities to suit parc .. asers. Orders for work or for materials are prompt- ly attended to. Those who wish a fresh coat of paint upon their houses or new pa- per upon their walls will find it for their advantage to call on Russ & Tibbits. See
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card, page 176.
I. Pryor Tapping, No. 316 Colum- bia Street, Utica, N. Y., Keeps a general Va- riety Store, at which may be found a great assortment of nsetni and fancy articles, which are constantly offered at low prices, and their places filled by the latest novel- ties out. See card. page 138.
Aldridge & Carroll, No. 23 James St., Rome, N. Y., are prepared to furnish the lovers of the weed with the choicest va- rieties, either for smoking, chewing or suntuing. Call at the sign of the Turk, al! ye lovers of a choice Havana or of the de- licious fine cut, and decide for yourselves upon their merits. See card, page 180.
Dodge & Lord, manufacturers of Melodeons and Reed Organs, at Ithaca, N. Y., were formerly connected with Syra- cuse mannfactories. They have since moved their business where lumber is cheap, and expenses less than in the larger cities, like New York, Boston, Albany or Syracuse. The styles of their organs are particularly their own, posses-ing ail modern improvements, and some nnknown to other manufacturers. They have found market for their instruments in every county of the State, and in Northern Peim- sylvania and New Jersey, and have an in- creasing trade with the West. in all of which places they are brought into success- ful comipetition with the first Eastern manufacturers. They are both practical men. and have secured workmen of long experience and tried abilities. Situated midway between the Erie and N. Y. C. railroads, they can ship conveniently to all parts of the country. See card, page 330.
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