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Moaw. Robert, farmer leases 100. MOAW, THOMAS. farmer 100.
Monroe. Geo. D .. farmer 90.
MOORE, DANIEL E., sash, blinds and doors. 30 Castle. Moore, Geo. C .. (Phelps.) farmer 142.
MOORE. HARRY G .. farmer 2 and agent for 150 acres owned by Nehemiah Den- ton,
MOORE, JOHN B .. farmer 15. . Moore, Samuel: former 25.
Men. Clarendon, books and stationery, 4 Seneca. W Mender. Mrs. Catharine S., farmer 66.
Mun-of Female Seminary, Mrs. K. Corne- ha Munson, principal. 3 Park Place. Mun-on. J. S. Prof., music teacher, Park Place.
Man-on. K. Cornelia Miss, principal Man- son Female Seminary.
MURPHY, JJOSEPH. farmer 5. Murphy. Win., farmer 1.
Mvers. Gro., constable. VARAGON. CHARLES S., farmer 5.
Nares, tieo. W., canal collector, office Ca- cal Bridge.
Nelder. John, boots and shoes, Water.
*NELSON, DAVID P., harness and trunks, Water.
NESBITT. ALLEN. laborer. Newell, Bertine, dentist. over 20 Seneca. NEWKIRK. WILLHELMAS V. B., fariner
Newwon, Amos A. (Hammond & Newson,) NICHOLAS. GRO. W., (Nicholas & Neu- echt.) superior of town, farmer 317.
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GEORGE ADAMS,
Naples, Ontario Co., » - N. Y.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
VINES,
ONE AND TWO YEARS OLD.
WARRANTED GENUINE VARIETIES,
And of Good Size and
VIGOROUS GROWTH.
My Roots are grown in a Sandy Loamy soil, and out of doors, and are hardy enough for any locality.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW,
And liberal deduction to the trade, to purchasers of Large Quantities.
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" I HAVE A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF ONE AND TWO YEAR OLD
Isabella Roots, Particularly adapted to this Section. "CREDIT GIVEN ON GOOD APPROVED NOTES.
H. M. BOARDMAN, BREEDER OF PURE
SPANISH MERINO SHEEP AS
Also, Propagator by Layers, of all the New and Choice Varieties of
GRAPESS.
RUSHVILLE, ONTARIO CO., N.T
E. W. Gardner, Attorney and Coun- selor at Law, Atwater Block, Canandaigua. | See card, page 128.
Underhill, Dorchester & Bro. We take pleasure in noticing this water- receive a liberal patronage. See card, page
prising hardware firm, located on Senees street, Geneva. Their stock is very com- plete, and comprises full lines of Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Agricultural Tool- of the most improved patterns, House Furnishing Goods, Stoves, Furnaces, Table and Pocket Cutlery, &c. They are also manufacturers of tin, copper, and sheet iron ware.
Citizens of Ontario or Seneca Conntica, can here find an immense stock of fret class goods, from which to make their selections. See their advertisement page 136.
Cole & Bennett, Gunsmiths, Design- ers, and Model Builders, at Geneva, give strict attention to their business. They Are experts at their profession and should 132.
Gooding & Stark, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, and Claim Agents, 178 Main Street, Canandaigua. See card, page 128.
J. P. Faurot, Attorney and Counsel- or at Law, Atwater Block, Canandaigua .- See card, page 123.
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GENEVA.
Nicholas & Newson, (Geo. W. Nicholas, Amos A. Newson and Phineas Prouty,) nurserymen 50.
NICHOLAS. VIRGINIA MRS., farmer 416. Nivison, Nelson, M. D., Professor of Phys- iology and Pathology, and Microscopic Anatomy, Hobart College.
O'Brian, Michael, farmer 2.
O'Flaherty, Patrick, insurance agent, Wa- ter.
Olin. R. A., Hobart Professor of the Latin Language, Hobart College.
O'Malley. John, blacksmith. Water. Onderdonk, Alfred. farmer 55.
Onderdonk, Raymond, farmer 53.
O'Niel. John, boarding house. Water.
O'RIELY, PATRICK, grocer and liquor dealer. 163 Water.
Orman, Joli, carman.
Orman. Richard Captain, master tow-boat | Proudfit, Geo., ( Diefendorf & Proudfit.)
S. T. Arnot.
Ostrander, C., canal captain.
OSTROM, PETER, farmer 16.
Otis, Harrison G., farmer 50.
OWEN. THEODORE L., foreman Geneva Grain Elevator, fire and marine inen- rance agent.
Page, Clarence M., (John M. Page & Son.) *PAGE, JOHN M., (John M. Page d Nt.) manuf. of Arnica Oil and Mandrake Pills, 5 Senec1.
PAGE, JOHN M. & SON, (John M. and : Clarence M.,) confectionery, toy<, &c. , 5 : Senec .
PALMER, "ISTIN C., (Phelps.) fariner 54.
PARISH. JU 'I, (Phelps,) farmer 5.
PARK. ALEX. Armer.
PARK, RUSSEL, Mariner 106.
Parker. Chas, H .. ( Bullard & Co.,) clerk M. U. Express office.
Parker, Edward Mrs., music teacher.
Parker, Giles Jr. (Parker & Morrison.)
Parker, Ir, justice of the peace, over 6 Seneca.
. Parker & Morrison, (Giles Parker, Jr., and Archie Morrism.) masons.
*PARKER, STEPHEN H., steam book and job printer, editor and publi-her Ge- neva Gazette, issued every Friday, re-i- dence 31 Main.
PARLETT, JOHN A .. farmer 107.
PARRISH, DILLA MRS., (Phelps,) farmer 116. PATTON, GEORGE REV., Presbyterian ; clersvinan. 9 Church.
*PAYNE, JOHN, Jr., groceries and crocke- rv. 133 Main.
PENTONEY, MICHAEL L., blacksmith, Castle.
Perkins, Joseph, (Merrell & Perkins.) owns murserv. 12. PERRIN. FROSPER, druggist, cor. Water and Castle.
Perry, Samuel, meat market and flour and feed store, Water.
Por-ons, Saul, carpenter and builder. Main. PERSONS, SOLOMON F., builder, 55 Main .. Phelps, Henry, carpenter and farmer 1. Pickett, dame . H., hats, caps and fars, 17 : Richardson, Francie E., farmer 249. Seneca. Picot, H. Mitchell, M. D., allo. physician. Pierce. Edward, farmer 5.
PIERCE, WARREN A., (Phelps,) farmer 12,5.
Pinch, Helen M., Mise, dress and cloak maker. over 37 Seneca.
PIPE, SAMUEL, farmer 80,
Powell, William, farmer 30. Powers, Wm. R., farmer 100.
PRATT, A. D., nurseryman.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. A. A. Wood, D. D .. pastor.
Price, Benj., farmer 2.
Price, Wm .. farmer 67.
*PRINCE. FREDERICK W., real estate and general insurance agent, passenger tickets to and from Europe, also notary public, Seneca.
PRITCHETT, GEO. E., lawyer and justice of the peace, over 8 Seneca.
Probasco, Seth, carpenter,
Probasco. Christian, farmer 91.
PROBASCO, W.M. C., farmer leases 91.
Prouty, Phineas, (Nicholas & Neurson.) president Geneva gas light Co.
Raferty, John, groceries and bakery, 111 Main.
Raines, John, Rev., pastor M. E. church.
Raines, Thomas, late cashier First National Bank of Geneva. (now in Rochester.)
Ramsey, Henry, prop, St. Nicholas Saloon, Water.
Rankine. James, Rev., D. D., rector Memo- rial St. Peter's Church, (Episcopal.)
Raplee. John T., (Raplee & Townsend.) Raplee & Townsend, (John T. Raplee and Larmon G. Townsend.) Geneva Wood and Coal Co., Bradford near foot of Castle.
Rav. Moses. (Phelps.) farmer 4.
REA, EUNICE E. MRS., dress and cloak maker, north side Seneca.
Read, Jacob, farmer 20.
Road, Melancton S., farmer 100.
READ. NEWTON A. farmer 61.
REALS. CHARLES W., soda bottler, (P.O. address. Jamesville, Onondaga Co.)
REED. BARNEY, dentist. over 19 Seneca. Road, George N., (with Hiel B. Reed,) far- mer 30.
Roed, Hiel B., (with George N. Reed,) far- mer 30. Reed, Jolm. farmer 35.
Reed. Joseph. farmer 127.
REED, STEPHEN C., farmer 106.
REED. THOMAS C. REV., D. D .. princi- pal Walnut Hill School and farmer 35. REED, WARREN, potashery and farmer 65.
Reformed Dutch Church, Rev. Samuel J. Rogers, pastor.
Remington. C., agent, proprietor and manu- ficturer of Remington's Foot Rot Remedy for Fheep.
Renney. Win. T .. (rith Wm. L. G. Hardy.) farmer leases 307.
Rice, Charles, farmer 225.
Rice .; Edward H., farmer leases 225.
Rice. John L., produce dealer, residence William.
Richandte, Allen B., harnews maker, Water.
Richardson, d. B., Rev., Presbyterian cler- gyman, Agent American Bible Society. corner Paltney and High.
Richard-on. Means, farmer 32. I RICHARDSON, WM., live stock dealer.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
Coleman & Barnes, Proprietors Robert Mitchell, dealer in Boots and Manufacturers of spencer's Parent Self- | and Shoes, at No. 20 Seneca street, has the Sealing Fruit JJar. at Rochester. are build- ing up an extensive trade in this useful commodity. We recommend the attention of consumers. and those of the trade, who are not already supplied, to examine their | goods. See card. page 116. honor of being one of the oldest busi- ness men of Geneva. . During the 36 years he has been actively engaged in the boot and shoe trade here. he has earned by fair dealing, the lucrative trade he enjoys. W'e heartily recommend him to the patron- arre of all who desire neat, stylish and dnr-
Moses Twist & Sons, Conveyan- I able goods in his line. See card page 108.
cers. Real Estate. Insurance. Gremial Col- lecting Agent - Commission Merchant - . r.d. dealers in all kinds of House Fund-ping Good -. Yankee Notions. ke .. publisha Chia on page 122. We would recommend cus- tomers to call at their store in Canandai- gua, for almost anything they may want.
D. W Baird, Carriage Manufacturer. on Castle street. Geneva, can supply any kind of goods in his line. of the latest styles and best quality of workmanship, at price. to suit customers. See advertisement and cut of his manufactory on page 124.
Dr. Cline's Pain Exterminator. This popular remedy is said to be infallible in most cases for which it is recommended. Several astonishing cares by its we are on record. We cheerfully recommend stheted ones to peruse the Doctor's advertisement on page 130.
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D. P. Nelson, on Water Street. ( eva, manufactures Double and Singby A. ness of all styles, from Superior Lesther. He also deal- extensively in Saddlery Good- of all kind -. Whips. Trunks, Vali-de, Trav- eling Bars, Horse Nets, &c., which Le promises to sell reasonable as his ex-tom. ers could expect. See card, puse 152.
W. B. Dunning, Proprietor of the New York Central Iron Works, at Geneva, publishes a card on page 112. The long es- tablished reputation of these works makes a recommendation from us superfluous .- Mr. Dunning is prepared to fill orders for almost anything in the machinery line. with all reasonable dispatch. His works are Hear the Central R. R. depot.
Gordon & Benson, Grover- and Provisiond alera.publish an attractive card .on page 114. and we are assured by those W. P. Durrant, Repairer of Watch- Geneva, will attend promptly to all orders who know. that at their store. No. 39. cor-tes. Clocks and Jewelry, No. 30 Seneca St., ner Castle and Main street-, Geneva. may be found a very choice assortment of faily : ju his line. He will give special attention to engraving in all its branches. Give him
supplies, at the lowest market prices .- They are deserving of the liberal patronat'e : a trial; he is a skillful workman. See card, page 112.
they enjoy.
E. B. Holmes, M. D., who was for! ten years a Rematar phy-weinigand who has for twelve years been practicing Homeor- thy, publishes a card on page 116. Dr. Holmes resides in Canandaigua.
Is. W. Keyes, Manufacturer of Car- ringes and Sleighs, at Geneva, publishes a cardi, embelli-hed with a splendid cut. on page 158. Mr. Keyes studies to excel in his profession. He keeps supplied with the monthly styles from New York, and em- ploys none but first class workmen. We are informed he uses none but the best of stock in his work. No need of visiting James A. Hawley, Physician and Rochester or other cities for light carriages,
John Gillette, Jr., Attorney and Counselor at Law, Canandaigua, N. Y. See card, page 116.
Surgeon, at Canandaigua, will attend promptly to all professional calls. See card. Prize 116.
when such workmen reside at home.
C. A. Richardson. Attorney and
V. O. Hart, Justice of the Pesce, at . Couturelor at law, Main St., Canandaigua. Nides, will attend to the drawing of feeds. N. Y. Seccard. page 10%, Mortgages. Contracts, &c. He will attend promptly to the collection of accounts brit with him for that purpose. See card, page 116.
Avery Hemenway, Attorney and Comselor at Las.and Justice of the Peace, at Canandaigua. see card, page 128.
Walter II. Ellis, Jeweler and Deal- er in Fine Watches, Clocks, &c., at 163 Main street. Canandaigua, is prepared to offer rare inducement, to customers. in his line of trade. Ins stock is very complete and is comprised of all new styles.
His reputation for repairing and adjust- ing fine watches, should recommend him to those in want of such services. See card page 108.
D. Shafer & Co. Merchant Tailors. No. 4 Bank Block, Canandaigua, enjoy an enviable reputation for the elegance of style and finish of the garments gotten np at their establishment. No better snits or closer fits can be had anywhere.
They keep on hand at all times an assort- ment of superior cloths. cloakings, vesting, we. Give them a call. See advertisement, page 110.
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GENEVA.
Rickls. Thos., farmer 13. RILAND. GEO .. farmer 83.
Ringer, Elizabeth Mrs., (Phelps,) farmer 4136.
RINGER. MRS. ELIZABETH, farmer 100. Ringer, Mrs. Mary, farmer 160.
Ringer. sokannon, farmer 200.
Ringer, Wm .. deputy sheriff and constable. lippey. George J. Jr .. farmer 50.
RIPPEY. JOHN. farmer. 100.
Ripper, Joseph, farmer 165.
Roberts, George. milk dealer, farmer 83.
Roberta, Lade G., vegetable grower and firmor 6. Robson. John MI .. (Tuttle & Robson.) ROBSON, THOMAS R .. farmer 173.
Rogers. J. Clark, farmer 96.
Rogers, J. C., owns firm 26.
Rogers. Samiel J., Rev .. pastor Reformed "Dutch church.
Roger-, Thomas. grocer, Water.
ROOT. GEO. W .. farmer 188.
Rose, Arthur P., (Mc Donald & Ruke.)
Rose. Gavin L .. farmer 43.
ROSS. W.M., former 73.
Roval. L. Miss, dress maker. Sonera.
RUBERT, & CO., ( Win. B. Rubert, yeast factory. 20 Castle.
Rudd. F., Mrs., milliner. Sencea.
Ramibold. James. (Phelps)) farmer 11.
Rupert. Win. P., farmer So.
Russell, Francis T., Rev .. M. A., Professor of Oratory, Hobart College.
RYDER, WML. D., baggage master N. Y. C. R. R.
Sanders. Ann. Mrs., (Phelps, fum
SAVAGE, HENRY, merchant thit ready made clothing, 3 Seneca.
Savage, Jesse, boots, shoes and leat. se, 1 Seneca.
SCHELL & DALEE. (Henry C. Schell and Win. S. DaLico insurance, real es- tate and war claim agents. INt Water. Sches. Rury C., ochel u baler.aus farm 6. SCOON. JAMES L., farmor 16%. Schon. John T. (Singer, Scom & CO.) Scoon. Wm., farmer 164.
Scott. Byron W., manf. picture frames, 31 Seneca. Scott. Winfield. farmer 129. Segger. Horace, (Seager, Scoop & Co.)
SEAGER. SCOON & CO .. AHorace Soyer. John T. Scon and Gilbert Yourg. mest market. Seneca. Sears. James S., (Anderson, Sears & Hent i SEELY. ISAAC L., farmer 100. Selve, Geo. C., wool dealer, 10 Seneca. Seeive. Geo. E., dry goods. 10 Seneca. Solover, Edward C., (Bronson, Graves of
SHELDON, JAMES O., cattle breeder and farmer 300. Sheldon. Lucius M .. farmer 250. SHCLINGBARGAR, LOUISE E., MISS. oruumental hair work, Water. Sim'ar. Edward T., carpenter. Sizlar. Lumis, carpenter, residence Hish. Grupson, Robert, owns farm 10%. SIMPSON. W.M. G .. blacksmith, Lake. Sirr -. Timothy. farmer leases 38. SIMSON, THIOSLAS W., carpenter and far- nier 11,5.
Sinsahangh. James B., photograph gallery, over 19 Seneca. Skilton. Raphael M., (R. M. & T. J. Skulton (& Co.)
SKILTON. R. M. & T. J. & CO., (Raphael M. and Timothy J. Skilton, and John Lay Jr .. ) hardware. 149 and 151 Water. Skilton, Timothy J., (R. M. & T. J. Skilton & Co.)
SKUSE, CHARLES, (Phelps.) farmer 200. Sleeper. D. H. & Co .. grocers, 66 Seneca. SLOSSEN, BARZILLAI, lawyer and farm- er 50.
Small. Jerry, Captain, master and proprie- tor steamer A. L. Griffin. Smith. Andre, (Smith & Gaylord.)
*SMITH & GAYLORD. CAndre Smith and Philotos Gaylord, ) carpenters and build- rs. Bradford.
SMITH, GRO. A .. farmer leases 100.
Smith, Geo. X., farmer 108.
Smith, G. H., owns farm 51.
Smith, Greene. farmer 58.
Smith. John W., (J. W. Smith & Co.)
*SMITH, J. W. & CO., (John W. and Solo- mon' E .. ) dry goods. 28 Seneca.
Smith, Mary A. Mrs., Hamilton. Smith, Robert, carman.
Smith, Robert. carpenter.
Smith. Solomon E .. (.J. W. Smith & Co.) *SMITH, THEODORE E., manufacturer and dealer in cabinet ware. 32 Seneca. Smith. Thomas, blacksmith, Washington. SMITH, THOS .. (rith Win.,) nurseryman and farmer 300.
*SMITH, WILLARD N., druggist. life ins. and sewing machine agent, also agent for the Great U S. Tea Co., S Seneca. SMITH, WM .. (rith Thomas,) nurseryman and farmer 300. .
Smith, Wm. HI .. book store, 31 Seneca.
SMITH. WM. P .. farmer 32.
snyder. Richard, hardware, and proprietor ofbrich vard, 160 Water.
SNYDER. WALTER, brick maker. Slen, Charles. (Phelps,) farmer -1.
Southworth, Samuel, cashier Geneva Na- tional Bank.
SPARRON. JAMES, laborer and farmer 1. spengler, John, boots and shoes, Water. Sperry, Almeron, boots and shoes, cor. Wa- ter and Castle.
springstead. Benj. N., (with Russell ' G .. ) fariner 10. SPRINGSTEAD. BENJ. W .. agent Geneva & Watkins Steamboat Co., daily line between Geneva and Watkins.
Springstead, Russell G., (with Benj. ... ) farmer 10.
SQUIER. MARK A .. farmer 134.
Squier. Russel. farmer 70.
Squire, James H .. carriage maker, Castle. Sqaires, Gordon N., wholesale liquor deal- vr, traveling.) residence 36 Geneva.
Sommeert, Robert, canal captain.
Stapleton. Patrick, farmer 9.
Saadeten Walter. ( Phelps)) farmer 39. STEBBINS. JAMES H .. homeopathie phy- *[ ... a. Lee and residence 123 Main. STEELE, CHARLES A., freight agent, N. Y. c. R. K. Stein, Nathan, clothing; IS Seneca. Stiegelinaier, Win. H., operator W.U. Tel.,
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
M. C. Haight, Agent, at Geneva,
Cyrus Garlock, Lumber Dealer and manufacturer of Sash, Doors, Blinds, ideals extensively in Jewelry, Watches, Staves, Heading, Butter Tubs. &c .. at Port ' Clocks. Silverware and Plated Goods of Gibson, advertises on page 146. He planes every description. His stock is very large and complete, and being from the most cele- brated manufacturers, is nich sought after I by those who pride themselves in owning and re-saws lumber for customers, when desired. Mr. Garlock will fill all orders promptly, and at the lowest rates. Persons shout to build, will undoubtedly find it to first class goods. Repairing in all its their interest to select from his stock.
D. Leary's Old and Responsi- ble Dyeing and Cleansing Ertabe lishment, at Rochester, is represented on page 148. Mr. Leary advertises liberally. and does his work to the entire satisfaction of his customers, hence his well establish- ed success.
branches will at his hands receive prompt and careful attention. Persons troubled with weak eyes should not fail to select from his large stock of superior spectacles. See card, page 119.
Coleman & Carman, are Surgeon Dentists at Canandaigua. Their long and successful experience at the profession has gained them many friends. They guarantee to perform all operations in a most
For nearly 40 years this has been the : leading dye house in western New York. For further particulars we recommend the reader to the perusal of Mr. Leary's card. i thorough manner. Call and see them if assuring them that, if entrusted to his you are in want of any thing in the dentis- charge and keeping. they will receive back ; try line. See their cards, pages 142 and 200.
in due time, their old or soiled clothing, looking almost, if not quite as well as when new.
S. A. Whiting. Merchant Tailor, at Phelps, publishes a card on page 146. At this establishment may be found Ready
The Ontario Repository and Messenger, published by J. J. Matti- son, has nourished under varions names and proprietors, at Canandaigua, since 1799. Its present publisher has been connected Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gloves, &c, in | with the establishment for more than twen- abundance : or, if desired. Superior Grades ty years, during which time he has gained of Cloth, for Summer or Winter wear, from . a host of friends, and added very materially which suite can be furnished, made up by : t the improvement of his office and the ap- first class workmen, on short noti. e. The celebrated Grover & Baker Family sewing Machine may here be had on the most fi- vorable terms. Call and sce.
arance of his paper. The circulation of e " Repository and Messenger." is quite 'ge, thus affording an advertising me- im of great utility to those who are wise enough to accept the advantages it offers. C. E. Mattison the gentlemanly " local" is ever ready to attend to "matters 'round
Louis A. Ehrlich, wholesale and re- tail dealer in Yankee Notions, Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons. White goods &c .. at , home." The jobbing department of this Canandaigua, publishes a card on page fis. : office is kept fully supplied with material He manufactures quite extensively a supe- ; for first class printing. For further par- rior article of hoop skirts, and keeps con- ticulars we would refer the reader to page stantly supplied with a full assortment of | 144. white goods, trimmings. &c., which he will supply either to the trade or to retail customers at satisfactory figures. Expect- ant brides will scarcely fail of procuripe their outfit at this popular establishment . where they are certain of finding every thing they require of the latest patterns, and most exquisite mannfacture.
S. K. Bowker, Carriage maker at Phelps, although not the mo-t extensive mannfacturer in the country. prides him -. If npon the excellent quality of his work. He literary novelties. employs none but skillful workmen, either in the wood, iron, or painting departments. He is willing to rick his reputation on his production. We have no hesitation in re- commending all in want of light carriages or baggies to call and examine his styles and prices. Sce card, page 142.
Main street, Canandaigua, publishes a card on pire 140. . He is exclusive agent in this section for "Shuler's Patent Burial C'a -- ket." Those in want of his services will find him ever ready and prepared to attend to calls day or night.
Bates & Mcelt, Sell Books, Statione- rv &c., at 190 Main street, Canandaigua. Their stock is extensive, comprising stand- ard. miscellaneous and School Books, Sheet Mu-ic, Law Blanks. Blank Books, Wall Paper. Curtains. Wrapping Paper, Statione- ry. &c., which they will sell at the lowest market prices. Patrons .will find their I -heivos at all times supplied with the latest
They will also give prompt attention to I the binding of magazines, periodicals and. books of all descriptions. See card, page :131.
Oscar N. Crane, Undertaker, at 116 : is a favorite resort for all "epicures" in the
Louis Zimmerman's Barber Shop, in the Webster House Block. Candandaigua. "ensorial art." His stock of Gent's Fur- . mening Goods, Hair Oils, Perfumery, &c. ; is very complete. We hope he may continue !to "-erape an acquaintance" with many new customers all the days of his life. See card, page 124.
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GENEVA.
Stoddard. Geo., civil engineer and survey- or. Main. Storms, John, farmer 130.
Storins, Wm. H., farmer leases 130.
Stroup, Geo., city bill poster, and clothes cleaner, Water. .
*SUYDAM, HIRAM L., proprietor Inter- national Hotel, bakery and confection- ery, 174. 176. 178. 1-0 Water.
Swan, Austin. ( Phelps)) farmer 75.
Swift. Frank, ( Phelps, farmer 50.
SWIFT, FREDERICK, (Phelps.) farmer 110.
Taber, Otis, farmer 6%.
Taylor, George, (Phelps.) farmer 11.
Taylor. George, (luke & Taylor.)
Thomas, James G., (Ayres & Thomas.) Thomas, Lowell, canal captain.
Thompson, Milo, farmer 4.
THORN, JAMES, farmer 18.
Thornton. John, teamster.
TILESTON, C. H., MRS., millinery, 23 Seneca.
Tillon, Patrick, meat market, Water. Tilis. Wm .. farmer 100.
TOLL. DAVID P:, farmer leases ST.
TOMPKINS, BENJ. P., tinsmith and glass ware. also real estate agent, south side Seneca.
Tompkins, Chas., liveryman, near Franklin House.
TOMPKINS HOUSE, Ira G. Tompkins, proprietor. cor. Lewis and Water.
TOMPKINS, IRA G., proprietor Tompkins House, cor. Lewis and Water.
TORREY, REUBEN S., farmor 25.
Towler, John, Mrs., music toucher. ) n.
Towler, John, M. D., Prende:i .. Ł
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sor of Natural Philosophy, and ( .
Prof. of Mathematics, andofchemistry and Pharmacy, and acting Prot. of Mou-
ern Languages and Dean of the Medi- ! Webster. Samuel, (Phelps.) farmer 14.
cal Faculty, Hobart Coller ...
Townsend. Hiram, farmer It.
TOWNSEND, JAMES. farmer 100. 1 TOWNSEND, LAARMON G. RAMME & Tinraserot.) residence 52 Onthe- 4.
Trinity Church, ( Episcopal.) Rev. W. H. A. Bissell. . D. D., rector.
TRIPP. ROBERT II., brickmaker.
Tucker. Erastus, farmer 250.
Turk, Andrew, farmer 105.
Turck, Anthony B., farmer leases 50.
Turk. Geo. S., farmer 61.
Tuthill, Asa K., (Tuthill & Whiture' !. )
Tuthill & Whitwell, (Asa. K. Tuthill and . Whitwell. Wm., ( Tuthill & Whitwell.) ·
Wm. Whitwell,) merchant tailors, 32 Seneca.
Tuttle. Francis M., portrait artist, Maln. WERder, Elijah, farmer 150. Turtle & Robson. (Win. G. Tuttle and John ; Willer. Jonathan H .. farmer 50. H: Robam,) dealers in patent cross out, . WILKIE & BONNER. (David W. Wilkie and other saws. Water. and Hm. J. Bonner,) hats, caps and fura. 153 Water. Totale. Wm. G., ( Tuttle & Robson.)
*UNDERHILL, DORCHESTER & BRO .. (J. Limcard Underhill, Preston J. and Dr. Hierph Dorchester,) hardware deal- ! ers, 13 Seneca. . Underhill. J. Howard, (Underhill, Durches -;
I'nion Hall. Thomas Dann, proprietor. United Presbyterian Church, no regular
VAIL, CHAS. D., principal Geneva Gram- mar School.
| VAIL, JAMES G., photograph gallery over 6 Seneca.
Vanderwarkin, Jay, (P. O. address Castle- ton, Rens. Co .. ) butcher.
Van Duyne, Delbert. carpenter.
Van Duyne, John, builder, shop 1 William. VAN EPPS, ABRAM Y,, Ocith Franklin E. Van Epps and John B. Dixon,) nur- seryman and farmer 24.
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