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FARMERS' HOTEL, 39 Bleecker. Oscar F. Hulser, prop.
Farwell, William IL., merchant tailor, 80 Genesee.
Fass. Louis, saloon. 106 Fayette.
FAULKNER, CHANDLER D. (Jones & Faulkner.)
FAXTON, THEODORE S., president Globe Woolen Co., also president Second Na- tional Bank of Utica.
FAY. GAIN L., general ticket office and operator Atlantic and Pacific line, 16 Main. Fayette St. House. 117 Fayette, Geo. Bryant. prop.
Felch, Mary A. Mi-e, millinery and dress making, 32 Columbia.
Fermaon. Gustan, shoemaker, 275 Whitesboro.
Ferriss. George H., gunsmith. 9 John.
Fifth Ward Hotel, corner Bleecker and Third. Edward MeTarey, proprietor.
Fink. Charles, Albany, near toll gate. farmer 15.
Finkle. James, sewing machine agent, coruer Genesee and Columbia.
Finn. Francis, meat market, 60 South.
First National Bank of Utica, 91 Genesee ; Benjamin N. Huntington, president; Ed-
ward Huntington, vice president : Publius V. Rogers, cashier : John A. Goodale, assistant cashier ; Frank. M. Bonta, teller ; Chas. H. Bronk, assistant teller.
Fish, E. H., dealer in men's furnishing goods, 162 Genesee.
Fish, Francis D., agent for Warren Roofing Co., 53 Jny.
Fish, Henry IL., treasurer and general manager of Ctica Gas Light Co.
Fisher, Richard IL .. ( Fisher ( Vibber.)
Fisher. Samuel W. Rey., pastor Westminster Presbyterian Church, house 36 Rutger. Fisher & Vibber. (Richard H. Fisher and Charles M. Vibber,) saloon, 14 Bleecker.
Fisher, William H .. lawyer. 182 Genesec.
Fitch, James H., gaiter button hole maker, 31 Fayette, and boarding house, 6 Mary. Fitchard, James E., Welsh Bush road, mason.
Fitzsimons, Jane, (P. Fitzsimons & Co.)
Fitzsimons, John, wholesale liquor dealer, corner Columbia and Seneca.
Fitzsimons. Patrick, (P. Fitzsimons & Co.)
Fitzsimons, P. & Co., (Patrick and Jane Fitzsimons. Charles Gaffney and Michael Gulligan. ) domestic commission merchants, 52 Franklin Square, Utica, and 46 Walk- er St. New York.
Folger. Frank. grocer and saloon keeper. corner Mohawk and Rutger.
FOSTER, CHARLES B. (G. A. Foxter & Son.)
FOSTER, GILBERT A .. (G. A. Foster & Son.)
FOSTER. G. A. & SON, (Gilbert A. and Charles B.,) dentists, 169 Genesee, entrance 171 Genesee.
FOSTER, GEORGE D. JR., ( Geo. D. Foster &; Son.)
FOSTER, GEO. D. & SON, ( Geo. D. Jr .. )general insurance agents, 4 Tibbitts Block.
Foster, Thomas, hardware, iron and nails, 135 Genesee.
Fowler, C., steam wood and lumber mill, near Court St. Bridge, Chenango Avenue.
Fowler, Geo. F., botanic physician, 34 Erie.
Fowler, Philemon H. Rev .. D. D., pastor First Presbyterian church, house 2 Rutger Place.
Fox, Chas. J., M. D., oculist and aurist, 1 Gardner Block.
France. Frank. saloon, 131 Genesee.
FRANKLIN IRON WORKS, office S Gardner Block, O. B. Matteson, president.
Fredericks. John S. (Stewart & Fredericks.)
Freeman, Peter, hair dresser. Washington.
Freeman, Theodore H., ( DeNika & Freeman.)
Freistedt, Ferdinand. painter, il Warreu.
French, James G., (James G. French & Co.,) lawyer, 115 Genesce.
French, James G. & Co .. ( Benjamin Arnoft,) insurance agents, 113 Genesee.
Frenett, John W., bonnet bleacher, 28 Fayette.
FRINK, ALEXANDER H., tobacco and cigars, Central Hotel, Genesee, corner Eliza- beth.
Frink & Bradish, (Charles G. Frink and James P. Bradish,) maltsters, 59 Columbia. Frink, Charles G., ( Frink & Bradich.)
Froeligh. Charles, variety work, 131 Genesee.
Fry. Jane Mrs., proprietor Flower Pot Inn, corner Oneida and Walker.
Fuller, Samuel P., millwright and carpenter, 4 Hobart.
G. Gaffla & Conroy, (David H. Gafin and John F. Conroy,) merchant tailors and dealers in ready made clothing, 64 Genesco.
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Gaffin. David H .. ( GaEn & Conroy.)
Gaffney. Charles. (P. Fitzsimons & Co.)
Gaffhes. Michael, dry goods. 44 Genesee.
.aHner. Patrick. grocer. 49 Mixer. corner Eagle.
Galligan, Michael. ( P. Fitzsimmons & CO.)
Gaminel. Robert. saloon. 19 Liberty.
Gardiner. Abner, agent for Etna Life Insurance Co., 132 Genesee.
Gardner. J. V. P .. treasurer Uttes and Herkimer Gold and Silver Mining Co. of Nevada. Gardner. Marcello M .. Homeop, physician and surgeon, 37 Columbia.
Garrett & Denison. (Ju Garre't and Albert R. D-hison,) boots and shoes, 140 Genesec. Garrett, Jane Miss, dress and cinak maker. 30 Columbia.
Garrett. John. (Garrett & D. Bon.)
Garrigan, James, brass founder. plumher. gas and steam fitter, 8 Blandina.
GAZZAM. ACDLEY W .. . Grsom & Jones.)
GAZZAM & JONES. (Andky W. Guzzam and Robert O. Jones,) lawyers, 7 Gardner Block.
Geiersbach, Christian, (C. Geier,bach & Sons.)
Weiersbach. Christian Jr .. (C. Griersbuch & Sons.)
Geiersbach. C. & Sons. ( Christian Sr. and Jr. and John,) tin, copper and sheet iron, 100 Farette.
Geiersbach. John. (C. Geleribach de Sons.)
General Advertiser. imonthly. 129 Genesee, John Tillinghast, publisher.
Gerbhardt. Edward. saloon. 9 Liberty.
German, Annie Miss. mu-ic teacher. > Devereux.
German. Mary Mrs .. boarding house. s Devereux.
Gilbert. Benjamin D .. ( Diriz, Gilbert & Plant.)
Gillett. Laura Miss. dress maker. 3 Whitesboro.
CHILLMORE. DEXTER. lawyer and justice of the peace, 8 Exchange Block. Gillmore. James B., hat and bonnet bleaching, 19 Broad.
Gilmore, Harrison. coal and wood vard, 3 Pine.
Gilmore, Hiram. ( W. K. Gilmore & Co.)
Gilmore. Wm. K .. ( W. K. Gilmore & Co.)
Gilmore. W. K. & Co., ( Win. K. and Hiram Gilmore.) coal and wood yard, corner Fay- ette and State.
'Ginther. W'm .. gardener 13 acres. Mohawk. opposite St. John's Church Cemetery.
GLOBE HOTEL. Whitesboro and Division. John P. Grupp, prop.
GLOBE WOOLEN CO., capital 3mdr: manuf. fancy cassimeres : Theodore S. Fax- ton. president : Wm. W. Coffin. treasurer : New York office 198 and 200 Church St .; Mills corner Court and Varick. Urica : Robert Middleton, agent.
Gochwind. F. & J., -hoemakers. 33 Second.
GOLDIN & COLE, (Darit V. W. Goldin and Park Cole, ) dry goods, &c., 81 Genesee and 13 Catherine.
GOLDIN. DAVID V. W .. (Gowin & Cole.)
GOMPH. JEREMIAH. (J. & L. Goinph.)
*COMPH. J. & L .. . Jera; ich and Lewis.) manufacturers of plain and ornamental silver ware and jewelry. 5 Liberty.
GOMPH. LEWIS. (J. & L. Gomph.)
Goodale, John A .. assistant cashier of The First National Bank of Utica.
Goodenow. Albert. stoves, tin. copper and sheet iron works, 12 Catharine.
Goodenow. Wm. C .. grocer, corner Seymour Avenue and Morton.
Goodrich. A. B. Rev .. rector Calvary Charch, house 78 South.
Goodrich. Bradner N .. (Like & Gombrich.) .
Gordon. Annie E. Mrs .. dre-a maker. 11% Fayette.
*GORMAN. THOMAS H .. intelligence office andi boarding house, 65 Catharine.
GOSPEL MESSENGER. Grove & Bailey publishers, issued every Thursday, 113 Gen- esee.
Gongh,- -. (Luc & Gough.)
*GOCLT. JOHN H., painte: and glazier. corner South and Brinkerhoff Avenue.
Gonlt. T. Jr .. city point -hop, 19 Broad.
Grace. Richard, boots and shoes, 13 Bleecker.
Graham, E. A .. president Utica Steam Cotton Mills.
Grannis. Charles K., cashier T. O. Grannis & Co's Bank.
Grauni -. Timothy O .. president T. O. Grannis & Co's Bank.
Grannis. T. O. & Co's Bank. 135 Genesee. Timothy O. Grannis, president ; Charles K. Grannis. Cashier.
Grattan. Bartholomew B. Rev., assistant pastor St. John's Roman Catholic Church, boards 58 Mary
GRAY. I. J., vegetable garden. 30 acres, and dealer in country produce, 22 Bleecker. Gray. John C. (Lincoln & Gray)
Green, C. M. Mrs .. boarding house, (Clarendon.) 219 Genesee.
Green, Chee. S .. boarding stables. 26 Catharine, near John.
Green. Henry, lawyer. mot practi-inza da Genesee.
GREER, DAVID, boots and shoes, lo Blaudins.
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The Waterville Times, published | Mrs. J, B. Smith, manufacturer and at Waterville. Oraria Co .. N. Y .. was com- dealer in Ladies' Ornamental Hair Work menced about a dozen years ago and has and Hair Jewelry, Marble Block. Gezeres been gradually working its way to the Street. Utica. N. Y. Persons wishiter ans- hearts and homes of the community. It ' thing of this kind will find Mrs Smith has been under the mansement of the ; competent to give satisfaction in all debart- present proprietor. R. S. Banard. for about ments of ber work. Those who wish for a three years, and wa- Lever more worthy of beautiful memento of their friends can have patronage than at present. As a local pa- lit by bringing their hair to Mre. S. See per it supplies a want thet its patrons duly card, page 254. appreciate. As an advertising medium it will convey to hundreds the information which merchants and others having coode to dispose of wish to have scattere. broad- cast through the country. Sce advertise- ment on page far.
Weld & Scripture, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, No. 3s Dominick Street. Rome. N. Y .. publish a card on pare 202. Messrs. W. & S. are prepared to lend their services to all in need of the service- of able and efficient counselors. Persons de- siring Patents for new inventions will nad in Weld & Scripture prompt and reliable agents.
Murray House. Carville. N. Y .. under the proprietor-sip of W. s. Hickox. is a good place for the traveler to stop .-- Persons traveling with their own teams. will find good stabling for their horses and every needed sttention from the gentle- manly landlord. Being near the depot. it is convenient for Railroad passengers .- See card. pare 2:0.
F. W. Klages, M. D., No. 1? Co- lumbia St .. Utica. N. Y .. is General Agent for several Insurance companies and for several of the most important vessels and steamers plying between New York and various parts of the old world. Mr. Klages Joseph Wicks, No. 12 Blandina St .. I will send packages to all parts of Europe. Ctica, N. Y .. keeps a general assortment of , make collections and furnish Drafts: in House Furnishing Goods which he will , short will do almost anything that can be dispose of on reasonable terme. Tin. Cop- , done by any agent. here or elsewhere. See
per and Sheet Iron work, and Tin Roof- ing. executed to order in any part of the city or county. See card. page 250.
George Windheim, wholesale and retail dealer in sendiery Hardware, No. 11 | Broad Street. Utics. N. Y .. advertises on | Smith is prepared to furnish all the various page 242. Mr. Windheim is prepared to ex- . ecute to order Silver Pistiny. and will fur- nish Door Plates of the most fashionable Etyles at short notice. Call and see.
Wm. H. Parker, manufacturer of Carriages at Hampton. Oneida Co .. pub- lishes a card on pare 350. Mr. Parker on- derstands his busines and will do justice to all who may favor him with their patron- age. Call and test his work.
Paris Furnace Company, Clay- ville, Oneida Co .. N. Y .. pabuen a card on page 250. A great ivariety of Agricultural Implements is manufactured at this estab- lishment suited to the farm and garden. Scythes, Forks. Hoes. &c .. of various kinds always on hand. and warranted. Call and see their stock.
The Rome Academy is advertised OG page 246. This Istitution is now in a . flourishing condition, and underits present able Faculty is doing a work for Oneida County that cannot well be overestimated. The surroundings are besatiful. and every- thing conspires to make it a delightful re- sort for those who seek to drink from the fountain of learning.
Mrs. R. & J. Wicks, No. 14 Blan- dina street. Utica, N. Y., are prepared to do Thomas H. Gorman has +-tabli-h- & Yenieral Millinery business. They keep a jed an Intelligence Office at No. 65 Catharine rood assortment of Ladies' Furnishing | Street. Utica. N. Y., where he will supply Goods. and perform all work in the best employers with help and secure employ- w'yle and at low prices. Their card sp- Peuts ou pago 250.
advertisement on page 242.
Smith's Gallery of Art, Merble Block. No. 56 Genesee Street. Utica. N. Y .. is one of the most extensive and best fitt-d up galleries in Central New York. Mr. sizes and styles of pictures taken at any first-class establishment. Persons wish- ing out-door views will be accommodated at short notice. Call at the Gallery and ex- amine the specimens on exhibition. See advertisement, page 254.
Howe Sewing Machine .- Among the legion of sewing machines with which our country has been flooded during the Inst few years. the New and Improved Elias Howe Family Sewing Machine. main- tains a front rank. It received the Cross of the Legion of Honor and Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition, and has received the First Premium at many State and County Fairs throughout the country. Ell Over- ton is the General Agent. No. 193 Genesee street. Utica, N. Y. See card. page 24.
W. Perkins, has fitted up accommo- dations for about sixty boarders, at Pros- pect. Oneida Co., where those who seek the repose of rural life and freedom from business cares can enjoy nature in all her loveliness, and at the same time promote both health and happiness. Those who wish for a few days or few weeks recres- tion will find this a delightful retreat. see advertisement on page zuS.
ment for those in want. Let all interested give him a call. See card, page 255.
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GRIES & HIEBER, (Wm. Gries and John C. Hieder,) wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods and cloaking. 55 Franklin Square.
GRIES. WILLIAM, (Gries (& Hieber.)
Gritlin Bros., ( Patrick and .John M.,) tobacconiets, 196 Genesee and 45 Bleecker.
Griffin. John M., (Griffin Bros.)
Gritlin. Patrick. ( Griffin Bros.)
Griffith, Mathew M .. ( C. A. Yates & Co.)
Griffith, Owen, ( Orten & Griffith.)
Griffiths, David G., ( Ouen & Co.)
Griffiths, James Rev., pastor Columbia Street Welsh Congregational Church, bouse 46 Spring.
GRIFFITHS, JOHN, vice-president National Savings Bank of Ctica.
Griffiths, John, coffee and spice manuf., 20 Fayette.
Griffiths, Thomas J., job printer. Exchange Building.
Griffiths, Timothy, lawyer, ri Genesee.
Groesbeek, Abram. cigar maker, 54 South.
Groman; Alexander, groceries, 112 Columbia.
*GROVE & BAILEY, (De Witt C. Groce and E. Prentiss Bailey,) proprietors of the Tti- ca Daily Observer and Observer & Democrat, (weekly.) issued every Friday, and pub- lishers of the Gospel Messenger, (weekly.) issued every Thursday, 113 Genesee.
GROVE, DEWITT C .. (Grore & Bailey.)
GRUPP, JOIIN P., prop. Globe Hotel, Whitesboro and Division.
Guelich, Oscar W., East, near Bleecker, farmer 67.
Gulf Brewery, Jay, corner Third, Michael McQuade, president and agent.
GYGAX, JOHN, allop. physician and surgeon, 122 Columbia.
Habern, Daniel, undertaker, 51 West. Hackett. Corden, baker and confectioner, 178 Genesee.
Haenl, George, groceries and dry goods, corner Variek and Garden.
Hahn, J. F., ( Capron & Huhn.)
Hahn, John M., ( Young && Huhn.)
Haley & Huges. (James Haley und Dennis Huges,) blacksmiths, 14 Main.
Haley, James, ( Haley & Huges.)
Haley & Moore, ( Win. Huley and Phineas A. Moore,) horse shoers and blacksmiths, 18 Jay.
Haley, William, (Haley & Moore.)
Halleck. Neh miah, (Oatley & Halleck.)
HAMER, PHINEAS, farmer 3 and leases 60.
HAMILTON. CHARLES. (Butler & Hamilton.)
HAMILTON, IRA E. L., lawyer, 166 Genesee.
Hamilton, M. S. Mrs., manufacturer Life Invigorating Syrup, 166 Genesee.
Hamlin, Jacob J., boots and shoes, 96 Columbia.
Hamlin. William D., vice President Second National Bank of Utica.
Hammond, Erwin A .. ( Hammond and Hill.)
Hammond & Hill, (Erwin A. Hammond and John S. Hill,) hats, caps and furs, 76 Gen- esee.
Hannas, LaFayette, stationery, fancy goods and engraver, 46 Genesee.
Hanusch, William, locksmith, 44 John.
Hardaway, Susan Miss, tailoress, 13 Mary.
HARDEN, THOMAS, tailor. 2 Columbia.
Hargraves, M. R. Mrs., agent for Dr. Morrison's hygeian pille, 70 Varick.
Harrer, Charles, (C. & W. Harrer.)
Harrer, C. & W., (Charles and William,) boots and shoes, 7 Bleecker.
Harrer, William, (C. & W. Harrer.)
Harrison. Henry, agent Connectient Mutual Life Insurance Co., 129 Genesee.
Hart, A. C., (Johnson & Co.,) (Hart & Munson.)
Hart & Munson, (1. C. Hart and F. Muason.) prop. Utica French Burr Mill Stone Man- afactory and Machine Shop, Broadway and Erie Canal.
HARTER, EDWARD M., (J. Harter & Son.) 1
HARTER, J. & SON. ( Edicard M .. ) leather and findings, 41 Genesce.
Hastings, Eugene B., lawyer and justice of the peace, 131 Genesee. Hastings, Herbert, physician, 365 Genesee.
Havens, James HI .. paper hanger, 56 Miller.
Hawley, MeClure & Co .. ( Wm. H. Hawley, Warren O. Mc Clure and Geo. W. Head,) cus- tom iron founders, Broad, corner Mohawk.
Hawley, Wm. I. (Hockey, MeCture & Co.)
HAWORTH, WM., builder, 22 West.
Haynes, Win., blacksmith. Madison Lane.
Head, Geo. W .. ( Harley, Meciure & Co.)
Head. George W. & Co., (Geo. W. Head, Dwight D. Winston, W. H. Royce and Jno. E. Down,) commission merchants aud dealers in flour, feed, water lime, &c .. 48 Hotel.
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UTICA ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS !
DEAN.
Manufacturer of Iron Fences and Railing for Cemetery and Yard Enclosures. Flower and Monumental Vases, Urns. Settees, and a general assortment of Bronzed Iron goode, Builders' Materials, &c., dc. Office. 182 Whitesboro' Street.
BIEDERMAN & FABER, MANUFACTURERS OF
Saddles, Marmess, Trunks,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Trunks, Ladies' & Gents' Traveling Bags, WHIPS, HORSE CLOTHING, &C., No. 27 Genesee St., Utica, N. V. (BAGG'S SQUARE.)
J . LOUIS, CUTLER, TOOL AND SAW MAKER Saws Filed.
SURGICAL LASTRULLALS REPAIRED :
RAZORS AND SHEARS GROUND, Umbrellas and Parasols Repaired. Locks Sold antl Repaired.
J. LOUIS CUTLER.
No. 18 Liberty St. UTICA, N. Y.
An assortment of
Cutlery and Shears on hand, Amounting to $10,000
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Headcock. Alexander H .. (H. Yotes & Co .. ) conductor N. Y. C. R. R. Heath. Hawley E. (Nettleton. Health de (.o.)
Heidel. Ignatius, baker and confectioner. 204 Genesee.
Hrunberger. John. saloon. 104 Fayette.
Heinrich. Gottfried. farmer 2. Stenben. South end.
Hemmens. James. (Sherwood. Hennes & (0.)
Heunenge. Jacob F .. grocer and saloon keeper, 94 South, corner Tibbitts.
Henry. Jamies, boots and -uves. 2 Bleecker.
Henry. Thaddeus, hairdresser. le Fayette.
Hecry. Wm. E .. stoves and tinware. 1fs Court.
Herbert. John, meat market. 55 JJohn.
Herbert. Philip. meat market. 19 Bleecker.
HIEBER. JOHN C .. ( Gri-s & Hier.)
HILL. C. JCDSON. homeop, physician and surgeon, 4 Columbia.
Hill. Francis, boot and shoe maker, 43 John.
Hill, John S .. ( Hanonond & Hill.)
Hill. Maria P. Miss. dress and cloak maker. 141 Broad.
Bill. Thomas Rev .. pastor Ebenezer Baptist church, house 14 West.
"HILLIARD, H. J. MISS. agent for sewing and knitting machines, 195 Genesee.
HIRT. JOHN W .. groceries and provisions 11 Columbia.
*HOERLEIN. JOHN G .. merchant tailor. 2 Catherine.
Hoff. George W .. watches and jewelry, ss Genesee.
Hoffman. Peter, farmer 40. Pleasant.
Hogues. Thos .. Welsh Bush road. farmer leases 40.
HOLDEN. WM. R .. ( Ren & HOWERA
*HOLLINGWORTH, GEO. T. & BRO,. (.John H .. ) wholesale and retail dealers in all first class fertilizers, agents for agricultural implements and farmers 70, East, corner Albany.
HOLLINGWORTH. JOHN H .. (G.o. T. Hollingworth & Bro.)
Hollingsworth. Thos .. manuf. wooden water pipe and pumps. 61 Catharine.
*HOLLISTER. NATHAN, book- and stationery, 131 Generce.
Holstein. Caroline Mrs .. groceries and liquors. 73 White-boro.
Holzworth. A. Rev .. pastor Evangelical Association Church.
Homes & Clark. ( Zenas M. Hoines and Benjamin A. Clark,) insurance and real estate agents. 102 Genesee.
Homes. Zenas M .. ( Hommes & Clark.)
Hone. James F., ( Brooks & Hons.
Hopkins. C. H .. postmaster. Hotel. correr Liberty.
Hopkins. Charles H .. ( Hopkins & Lane.)
HOPKINS, IRA D. (Hopkins & JARO.)
HOPKINS & JENKINS. (rt D. Hopkins and John A. Jenkins,) allopathic physicians and surgeons. 150 Genesee.
HOPKINS & JONES. (Noble Hopkins and David Jones,) dealers in rags and wrapping paper. 23 Liberty.
HOPKINS & KINSELLA. (fichadl Hopkins and John P. Kinsella.) dry goods, 174 Gen- este.
Kopkins. LaFayette W .. deputy postmaster.
Hopkins & Lane, ( Charles H. Hopkins and Samuel Y. Lone.) proprietors Utica City Mills. office 11 Liberty.
HOPKINS. MICHAEL. (Hopkins d. Kinsella.)
HOPKINS. NOBLE. (Hopkins & Jones.)
HOPSON. HENRY. (Sheriroot & Howson.)
Hor-burza. Alex .. baker. 90 Bleecker. cor. Second.
HOTCHKIN. C. M .. (J. 1. Williams & Co.) HOWARTH, JOHN. (Jones & Howarth.)
*HOVEY. E. O., general arent Globe Mutual Life Insurance Co., 122 Genesee.
HOWE, JAMES IL .. ( Mooney & Howte.)
*HOYT & BUTLER, (John C. Hoyt and Charles A. Butler,) general insurance agents, 90 Genesee. HOYT. JOHN C., (Hoyt & Butter.)
HUBBELL. ALRICK, vice president U. C. & B. R. R. and vice-president Utica Bullion Mining Co.
Hures. Deanis, (Marley & Eyes.)
Hughes, Inke, grocer. cor. Mohawk and South.
Hulbert. Heury L .. drowrist, 44south.
HULBERT. JOHN, secretary and treasurer Central City Savings Institution. Hull. Marquis W .. groceries and provisions, corner John and Mary.
HULSER. OSCAR F .. chief of police and prop. of Farmers' Hotel, 39 Bleecker. Humphrey, Chas. B., baker and confectioner. 55 South.
Humphreys. Aun Mrs .. confectionery, co Whitesboro.
Humphey, William, baker and confectioner, 10 Columbia.
Hunt. Deless H .. ( Hunt & White.)
HUNT. ISAAC J., a lopathie physician and surgeon, 3 Gardner Block.
Hunt, Ward, judge court of appeals, 71 Genesce.
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Black River Herald, published by H. P. Willard, Boonville, N. Y., is adver- tised ou page 158. It is an independent journal, devoted to local interests. Those acquainted with the paper know its merits. and to others we. would say if you want a good local paper take the Herold. Ity circulation renders it a valuable adver- tising medium, and its Job Printing de- partament is furnished with all the facilities for doing a good business.
Eagle Foundry and Machine Shop, Camden, N. Y., Tripp d; Fifields, proprietors, advertise on pare 154. Agreat variety of mill and other machinery is man- ufactured at this establishment. Those who are about to build or repair their mills will do well to call and see patterns and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
J. & F. B. Garrett, Wholesale and Retail dealers in Printing, Writing. Wrap- ping, Tissue, Roll and Fancy Papers, Prin- ters" Supplies, Shipping Cards, Blank Booka, &c., at No. 3 West Fayette street, Syracuse, have built up a heavy trade in their line, extending from Harrisburgh, in Pennsylvania, to the Canadian border. We have dealt considerably with this establish- ment, and have invariably been gratified in having our orders promptly filled, and al- ways with just the article required. See card, page IS4.
The Camden Chair Factory of F. H. Conant & Son, is one of the most important in this region. They employ 90 men, and turn out about 4.500 chairs per month. No better chairs are made than those coming from the establish- ment of Conant & Son. Men are perma- nently employed in Syracuse finishing them, and few houses are without them. See eard, page 1:0.
W. C. Orcutt, General agent for Cen- tral New York for the celebrated Florence Sering Machine, prints a well di-played ad- vertisement on colored page 15. The Florence Machine make- a beautiful piece of furniture, and, as a Sewing Machine, is capable of taking a gretter variety of stitches than any other. It- work is equal to other first-class Machines, and it- price as low. Better call and are the Machine operate when you visit Syracuse. W. C Orcutt, agent, No. 2 Yates Block.
L. C. Payne, proprietor of the Orie- kany Nursery and Fruit Farm, publishes a card on page 300. Mr. Payne has a choice variety of the most hardy trees and plants which can be procured at re isutalde rates. Purchasers may rely ou getting; just what they bargain for. This is more than can be said of some nursery men.
Morgan & Lewis, dealers in Ladies' Furnishing and Dry Goods, No. 170 Gene- see street, Utica, N. Y., have an excedent assortment of all goods in that fine and are constantly receiving accessions, so that the most fastidious caunot fail to be suited .- See card, page 262.
Mothers, Read This !- So says Dr. G. T. Taft & Co., of Seneca Falls. in their advertisement on page 20, they desire to inform you of the wonderful qualities of their .. Oriental Syrup," for children. We have heard of many cases where this valu- able medicine has given great relief. They ure also proprietors of " Rosenberger's Balm of Gilead Ointment," for old. sores, ulcers, rheumatism, burns, chillduine," piles. &c., and for galls, or wounds on horses, it is unsurpassed.
George Payne, Silver Plater, Stencil Cutter and Bell Hanger, No. 64 James Street, Rome, N. Y., will execute all orders promptly and in the best manner. " A stitch in time saves nine," so a little job of repairing will make an article last almost as long as a new one. Give him a call. His card appears on page 166.
Selden & Sanford, Lumber dealers, and proprietors of Steam Planing Mill, Rome. N. Y., advertiser on colored pare 107. Their stock of lumber embraces everything that is wanted for building purposes or other uses. They also manu- facture Doors, Sash, Blinds and Molding-, Brackets and all work usually found at a first-class establishment. Window glass of all kinds on hand. Messrs. Selden & Sanford are determined to supply the wants of the public at any cost. Give them a call.
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