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MONROE, MAJOR, M., (Saratoga Sprire -. ) farmer leases of Win. Groesbeck, 71. MOREHOUSE, GEO. C., ( Wilton,) ( 1 24- burn de Morehouse.)
Marry, Cutler, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 60.
Myers, Francis, (Wilton,) farmer 100.
NEFF, HENRY. (Saratoga Springs,) car- penter and joiner.
Newion, Rutu, B., ( Wilton,) physician and farmer 162.
Norton. James H., (Saratoga Springs,) fir- mer 85.
Orr. Alexander. (Saratoga Springs,) foriner 76. Pear-all, Barney, (Saratoga Springs, fir- mer iences of Samuel.
Pearson. Samuel. (saratoga Springs, for. mer 155. J Perry, Demerick, (Wilton,) farmer 100.
BUCKEYE
fusion! Goods of all kinds, Wholesnie and Betall. at BB. IL, ILB LEY'S, 12 Mansion House Block, Broadway, Troy, N. Y.
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Perry, Elizabeth Mrs., (Saratoga Springs,) | Sherman, Martin, (Saratoga Springs,) far- farmer 80.
Perry, Freeman, (Wilton.) farmer 6.
Perry. Freeman M .. (Wliton.) laborer.
PERRY, GARDNER, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 138.
Perry, John F. W .. (Wilton.) farmer 40.
Perry, Kellogg, (Wilton,) saw mill and far- mer 116.
Perry, Thaddeus, (Saratoga Springs,) far- mer 245.
Perry, William, (Wilton,) farmer 84.
Perry, Wm. H., (Wilton,) fariner leases of Demerick, 100.
Perry, Wm. H., (Wilton,) lumberman and farmer 3 ?.
Peterson, Diana, (Wilton,) resident.
PETERSON, WML. M., (Wilton,) book agent.
PETERSON, WM. O., (Wilton,) carpenter and joiner and farmer 40:
Phillips, Beroth, (Wilton,) farmer leases of . Solomon, 75.
Phillips, Solomon, (Wilton.) farmer 75.
Phillips, Ziba, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 113.
PITTS, SOCRATES, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 2:3 and (with Isaac B .. ) 146.
Potter, H. E., (Wilton,) dentist and painter. Potter, John C., ( Wilton,) carriage maker and painter.
Potter, Jonathan. (Wilton,) deputy sheriff and wayon maker.
Powers, John, (Wilton,) laborer.
Pratt, John C., (Wilton,) farmer 177.
Price, James O., (Wilton.) farmer.
Quick, Lydia Mrs., (Saratoga Springs,) far- mer 1-40.
Reed, H. H., (Gansevoort.) farmer 170.
Rich, John G .. (Saratoga Springs,) (with Josiah.) grist mill and farmer 57.
Rich. Josiah, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 991, and (with John G.,) grist mill and 57.
ROBLEE, NORMAN, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 235.
Roods, Ira. (Saratoga Springs,) brick yard and farmer 140.
Rosa, Gilbert. (Gansevoort,) physician, cooper and farmer it. Ruggles, Catherine, (South Wilton,) farmer 117.
Ruggles, Samuel P., (South Wilton,) far- mer 207.
Ryan, Joan.Socth Wilton.) farmer 250 and (with Mores Miller, 195.
Sadler. James. ( Wilton.) farmer. Sawtelle, Jerome W., (Saratoga Springa.) SCHERMERHORN, ABRAM, (Wilton,) farmer 25.
See. Andrew, J., (Wilton.) prop. Wilton Hotel and former :5. See. Andrew M., ( Wilton.) laborer. See. Martin, (Wilton,) farmer 5. Seelye, Milan, ( Wilton.) justice of the peace and insurance agent.
SHAVER. C. C., (Sarten Spree) Or-
mer 3. Sherman, Sylvanus, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 5. SHERMAN, Wy. H., (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 80.
Shook, John W., (Saratoga Springs,) boat- man and farmer 75.
Slocum, James, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 14.
Smith. Harriet Mrs., (Wilton,) farmer 50. Sornborgor, Aaron Rev., (Saratoga Springs.) pastor M. E. Church.
Sprott, James, (Wilton,) farmer 23.
Staples, Abram, (Wilton,) farmer 185.
Stanton. Archibald, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 90.
STEENBURGH, DAVID Jr., (Wilton,) general blacksmithing.
STILES, JAMES D., (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 157.
Stiles. Lewis.(Saratoga Springs,) farmer 124 and (with Windsor B. French.) 60.
Stiles, Northrop D., (Saratoga Springs,) town assessor and farmer 146.
Stiles, Peter, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 100.
STILES. WARREN P .. (Saratoga Springs,) (rith Peter ) farmer.
STILES, Wa., (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 160.
Sullivan, Daniel, (Gansevoort,) farmer $1.
Sullivan, Murty, ( Wilton, shoe maker. Tallman. Nicholas A .. (Wilton.) hunter.
TAYLOR, DAVID R., (Gansevoort,) far- mer 140.
Taylor, Henry. (South Wilton.) farmer 14. Taylor, Joshua, ( Wilton.) farmer 101.
Taylor. Robins E., ( Wilton.) farmer leases of Joshua, 96.
Taylor, Samuel, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 135.
TAYLOR, SOBIESKI C., (Gansevoort,) (rith. Darid ROVfarmer.
Taylor. William H., ( Wilton.) farmer SO. ' Taylor, Wm. O., (south Wilton.) farmer 60. Threehouse, F. H., (Saratoga Springs.) carpenter, prop. saw mill and farmer 86.
Traver, Alfred, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 50.
Traver. Geo. H., (Saratoga Springs,) far- mer 2.5.
Travis, Joseph. (Wilton, ) farmer.
Twiss, Samuel W., (Gansevoort.) farmer,
Vandenburgh. Garrett C., (Schuylerville,) farmer 100.
Van Rensselaer, Abram, (Wilton,) farmer 46.
Varney. Della Mrs., (Wilton,) prop. Half Way Honse and farmer 40.
Varney, Philip, ( Wilton.) justice of the prace, postmaster and farmer. Vanzen. Joseph W., ( Wilton.) fermer 88%. Viele, Win. H .. (Saratoga Springs,) carpen- ter and farmer 4%.
WAGGONER. NORMAN, (Saratoga
Wat. Daniel. (husevoort, , farmer 7. Wancell. Theron E., (runt -: voort) farmer
Chois Mal farmer 139. Sherman, klijah. Gansevoort.) further 10. Sherman, Levi, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer ; WASHBURN, CYRUS. (Wilton.) ( Wash- 100.
Barn & Morehouse,) farmer 234.
Id Instruments ofall kinds token in exchange for New. az 2. X. 25d. ley's Music store, 12 Mausion Mouse Block, Broadway, Troy, N. J.
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Adrianes, L'init & Co ..
BUCKEYE
5 Greenwich st., New York. Bor Card on Map.
Mower and Self-Baking Reaper, the most Perfeet Harvester in the World.
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WARREN & TAYLOR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FARM IMPLEMENTS, MACHINES,: Pumps, Wooden Ware, Field and Garden Seeds, LOOHT GUANO AND OTHER FERTILIZERS. Also Grindstones As a Special Department, all Sizes and Varieties of Grit, for Manufacturers', Mechanics' and Farmers' Use. Agents for the Sale of Fayetteville Cement. HENRY WARREN. GEORGE M. TAYLOR,
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Washbare. Daniel, (Wilton,) towa clerk | Williams, Morgan M., (Gansevoort,) farmer and merchant. 16.
WASHBURN & MOREHOUSE, (Wilton,) Cyrus Washburn and Gro. C. More- house.) lomber mannfs, and dealers. Washburn. Stephen. ( Wilton,) farmer 55. Werherwax, Andrew, (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 40%.
W'estherwax. Henry, (Saratoga Springs,) farter 5.
Weatherwax, John, (Saratoga Springs,) tartier 60%.
Wicks. Nelson II .. (Wilton,) (with Wm. W. Comstock.) farmer.
Wilcox, Cyrenius, (Gansevoort.) farmer 40. Wilkinson, John, (Wilton,) farmer 5 and leases of Marvin Kingsley, 100. -
Williams, Peter, (South Wilton,) farmer 55.
Willson. E. S., (Wilton,) farmer 62.
Wood, Michael, (Gansevoort,) farmer 65.
Woodard, Harry, (Wilton,) farmer 100. Woodward, Andrew P .. (Wilton,) farmer leases of Melinda, 100.
Woodward. Benedict, (Wilton,) carpenter and farmer 6.
Woodward, Henry, (Wilton,) farmer 55.
WOOLLEY, EDMUND R., (Saratoga Springs,) farmer 87.
Woolley, Nelson, (Saratoga Springs,) re- tired farmer.
Cohoes Lline, Cement & Plaster Walter A. Wood's Reaping and Mowing Machines, advertised inside first Co .. Cohoes. N. Y., advertise on nage 242. The proprietors of this establishment are ! cover. have been before the country for sev- Frepsred to furnish Lime, Cement, Plaster, \Veite Sand. &c., in any desirable quantity. at short notice and at prices to suit the times. Let those in want of any of these articles call on them.
Elliptic Lock Stitch Sowing Machine is advertised on page 87. The Sewing Machine has become an indispon- sable article of household forniture, and the only queation with the ladiesis, "what n.achive shall I bay?" This machine ap- pears to possess some advantages over oth- ers and deserves an examination by those about to purchase. Simple in construction and not liable to get out of repair ; easy of management and noiseless in action, are some of the goatities which recommend it. Those interested will receive all needed in- formation by calling on S. V. Trull, General Agent, No. 10 Mansion House Block. Broadway, Troy, N. Y. Mr. Trull is also arent for the celebrated Florence Revers- ible Feed Sewing Machines.
eral years. These machines have been brought to a great degree of perfection, and the immense sales have compelled the manu- facturers to enlarge their works from time to time, until they have become the largest in the world. The demand for this and for- eign countries is constantly increasing, and the Medals and First Premiums that have been awarded these Machines in England. France and America, far surpass those re- ceived by any other machine. Over 120.000 of them have already been sold. They are manufactured et Hoosick Falls, N. Y., by the Walter A. Wood Mowing and Reaping Machine Company. Their manufactory was destroyed by fire in March 1870, and before the remains were cold, the plan for a new building was arranged, and in less than two weeks, work was commenced in the new building. The facilities for manufac- turing are such that one hundred machines can be made daily.
The Reynolds Steel Temper- Jerome BB. Nice, proprietor of the Cambridge Valley Seed' Gardens. Com- bridge, Washington Co., N. Y., advertisea on page 206. We take pleasure in calling theattention of farmers and gardeners to a place where they can procure penning Feeds of all kinds, and where they may depend on Ketting what they bargain for. "By their fruity ye shall know them." but weare b.p- py to be able to say that Mr. Rice will give jod seed- which wht bring forth good fruit. Call ou himn. 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 Inbor. Thi- gentleman always worked on the plan that temipering steel wia simply changing it from a fibrous to a grandeur state. He certainly hne succeeded in pro- ducing a finer granulation (tomper) than has ever before been produced. Mes-r4. Dr. Kingsley, of Rome. justly cele- hrated for the maus cores he Les effected of fot most distressing disease, Cancer, pub- lichee a notice on page 1. He is prepared io treat all scrofahets diseases. and others of long standing, and assure- his patients that they will not be charged a heavy bill an I dismissed wirhont receiving any bene- Reynolds, Barber & Co. control the patents for these processes, and are applying them successfully in all their mannfactures .- Their establishment is capable of turning out 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 circnm- At. Persons who cannot conveniently call | stance which they will not long allow to be nyon him in >>>-on. can address him by the case. We predict that the time Is not Inter, and will receive protupt an tion. ifar distant when all Mower aud Reaper Dr. K. is nyadinge. with an experience of ! Factories and farmers will pro their im- over fourteen years in the practice of medi proved rections. See their advertisement cine. Let the a Mete i give himt a ca.l.
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The acknowledged unequaled Steck Piano Fories, to be found at B'. IL. HEidley's, 12 Mansion House M'vel, Broadway, Tres, N. K.
JOSEPH G. COOKE,
Saratoga Springs.
Dealer in HARDWARE and STOVES, PAINTS and OILS, 100 Frondway,
274 SARATOGA CO. & QUEENSBURY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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SUN
. A. S. PEASE, Editor and Publisher, NEWSPAPER,
Book and Job. Printing Office, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. K.
THE SARATOGA SUN is a popular Newspaper, bas a Large Circulation, and is s good medium for Advertising.
Of every description done in good style and at short notice. Office on Broadway, in the American House Blook,
DIX & KNOX, PURNAGZ AND MACHINE SHOP, GLEN'S FALLS, N. Y., MANUFACTURERS OF Mill Gearing & Machinery of all Kinds, Turbine Water Wheels, Building Castings, &c.
JOHN BAZINET,
Exchange Street, Glen's Falls, N. Y.
All work in his line promptly executed in a work- manlike manner. CZY" Give him a Call.
BUCKEYE
Before purchasing a Piano, Organ or other Musical Instrument. coil on B. H. Midler, 12 Mansion House Block, Broadway, Troy, N. Y.
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(Post Office Addresses in Parentheses.)
Abbott, A. B. Prof .. (Glens Falls, ) principal | Barber, Daniel, (Glens Falls,) meat market, Glen- Falls Academy. Warren. West.
Albany Peat Bed Co., (Glens Falls,) 400 acres.
Allen. Edwin, (Glens Falls,) farmer 70.
ALLISON. J. W .. (Glens Falls,) prop. Mansion House. West.
ALLISON. WILLIAM, (Gleis Falls,) prop. of Omaha Restaurant, opposite Ameri can Hotel.
ALSTON, GEORGE, (Queensbury,) farmer 2. ALSTON. JOHN, (Glens Falls,) farmer S3.
*AMER. E. E., (Glens Falls.) bill poster and distributor, Opera House, Gien.
*AMER. M. W., (Gleus Falls,) (Keefe & Amer,) harness, trunks. &c., under Cosgrove Opera House, Glen.
Anderson, Cou.tany S., (Queensbury.) farmer 72.
Anderson, Rufns. (Queensbury.) farmer 56. ARMSTRONG. A. JR .. (Glens Falls.) (Armstrong & Keeffe.) school commis- sioner.
ARMSTRONG & KEEFFE, (Glens Falls.)
(E. Armstrong Jr. and D. F. Kcafe. attorneys and counselors, life and fire insurance agents and publishers of the Phonis. office in Cosgrove Opera House Baikting, Glea.
ARNOLD, E. W., (Giens Falls,) (Mf. IF. Arnold de S.n.)
*ARNOLD, M. W. & SON. (Glens Falls,) (E. IT' .. ) props. of steam saw mill, located on Lake George.
Auckland, Charles, (Glen- Pails.) farmer 60. AUSTIN. CHARLES, (Hons Falls,) lot 38, ini k dairymen and farmer 120.
Austin, F .. (Queensbary.) farmer.
Anstin, Frank 2d. (filous Fall-,) farmer 13. Austin, John D., (Queensbury,) lot 27, far- mer 40.
Austin. P. G., (Glens Falls.) farmer 110. BAILEY. NOAH, Sandy Hill, Washington Co .. ) laborer and farmer 1%.
BAKER, ALMON J., (Glens Falls,) farmer 1元け、
Baker. Howgil, (Glens Falls,) lot 39, far- mer 48.
Baker, Lewis. (Glens Falls.) farmer 206. Baker, R .. (Glens Falls,) boatman aud far- mer.
Paldlwin. O .. (Glens Falls,) farmer 45. Ind. George. tien- Folk. farmers. Bantan. William, (Chus Falls, sdloon, Maggie. Barber. Benjamin, (Glens Fills,) farmer 100.
Barber. G. T., (Glens Falls,) foreman of saw mill.
Barber, H. D., (Glens Falls,) livery and ex- change stables, West, opposite Man- sion House.
Barber, Hiram, (Glens Falls.) farmer 10. Bardin, Almon G., (Glens l'ails.) farmer.
Bardin, Lyman A., (Glens Falls,) lot 5, farmer 67.
Barker, Henry, (Sandy Hul, Washington Co,,) lot 4, farmer.
Barnes, L. B., (Glees Falls.) U. S. guager, 16th dist., Warren.
Barrett, Isaac S., (Glens Falls,) carpenter and millwright.
Bassinger, G. H .. (Glens Falls,) watch maker and joweler, Glen.
Bates, Abial & Royal, (Giens Falls,) far- mers 100.
Bates, Cornell, (Glens Falls.) farmer 100. Lates, William, (Glens Falls)) farmer 75.
*BAXTER, R. T .. (Gleus Fails,) marble shop, Notre Dame.
*BAZINET, JOHN, (Glens Falls,) black- smith, Exchange.
Bell. James B., (Queensbury.) sea captain, prop. of saw mill and farmer 230.
BELL, WILLIAMI, (Queeasbury,) carpen- ter.
Belstou, Jonathan, (Clens Falls,) former 56.
Bennett, Thomas. (Glens Falls.) farmer 40. Benson, J. W., (Glens Falls.) dentist and agent for Weed Sewing Machine,. Glen.
Bentley, John, (Queensbury,) lot 13, farmer Bentley, Nora Mrs., (Queensbury,) farmer 75. Bentley, Warren, (Glens Falls,) lot 23, farmer 85.
Bibbey, George, (Giens Falls,) domestic wines and ales.
*BITELY, M. II., (Glene Falls,) prop. New Hall Honse, Gien.
*BITLEY, M., (Glens Falls.) auctioneer, Glen.
Blackburn, Robert, (Glens Fails,) fariner 114. BLAKESLEE, A. H., (Glers Falls,) (Parke & Blakesve.) Blv, Dewitt, (Glens Falls.) farmer 4.
Boyd, S. G., (Glens Fall-, books, station- viy, wall paper &c., fleu.
Doyl, John. (Queensbury. ) farmer. Bratman, J. & Co., (Glens Falls,) Arcade Salmon, Glu. Brayton, Asa, (Queensbury, ) farmer 225.
TuAustral Goods of all kinds, Wholesale and Metall, at B. M. MID- LET'S, 12 Mansion House Block, Broadway, Troy. N. 3.
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Brayton, George W., (Queensbury,) farmer | Butler, Henry. (Glens Falls.) farmer 100. 190.
Brayton. Ira H., (Queensbury.> farmer.
BRAYTON, WELLINGTON, (Queens- bury.) summer resort, on Lake George, and farmer 60.
Breen, Edward, (Glens Falls.) farmer 94.
Breen, Patrick, (Queensbury.) farmer 100. Broeffe, L. (Queensbury,) farmer.
Brooks & Cusson, (Glens Falls,) boots and shoes, Glen.
BROWN, A. C., (Glens Falls.) farmer 100. Brown, Charles C., (Queensbury,) lot 20, farmer 13.
Brown & Conery, (Glens Falls,) saloon, Glen.
BROWN, DANIEL V., (Gleus Falls,) sher- itf of Warren County.
Browu. E. (Sandy Hill, Washington Co.,) retired.
Brown, George, (Glens Falls.) farmer 18.
Brown, George, (French Mountsio,) post master, prop. of Half Way House, saw mill and tannery, and general mer- chunt.
Brown, J., (Glens Falls.) boatman.
Brown, Jonathan, (Glens Falle, ) farmer. Brown, Lewis. (Queensbury,) farmer 93. Brown, Richard, (Glens Fatis.) farmer 86. Brown, Roswell, (Glens Falls,) farmer 160. Brown & Sheldon, (Giens Falls.) (Stephen Brown and M. A. Sheldon,) lawyers, Glen.
Brown, Stephen, (Glens Falls,) (Brown & Sheldon.)
BROWN, TRCMAN F., (Glens Falls,) lot 39, farmer 96.
Brown, William A., (Queensbury,) lot 28. farmer 72.
Brommaghin, Andrew, (Glens Falls,) far- mer 42.
Brydon. M. J. Mrs., (Glens Falls,) milli- bery, Ridge. Buckbee, Ezra, (French Mountain,) farmer 150.
Buckbee, L., (Glen's Falls,) farmer 151.
Bullard, D. H., (Glen's Falls.) homeo. phy- sician, corner Exchange and Elm.
Bullard. J. P., (Glens Falls,) blacksmith, Pine.
*BURDICK, ALLEN. (Glens Falls,) plan- ing mill, sash and blind manuf. and lumber dealer, Very.
Burhans. B. P., (Glens Falls.) president Glens Falls National Bank.
Burnett, Andrew. (Gleny Falls,) farmer 60. Burnett, William, (Glens Falls,) farmer 2 .. Burpee, L. M., (Glens Falls.) livery stable. Glen.
BURT, JULIUS R., (Queensbury.) farmer lun-es.
BUSH, JOHN, (Glens Falls,) lot 99, farmer 225.
Bush. John W., (Glens Falls,) (Leggett & Bush.) BUSHORR, DORRICK. (Glens Falls,) sa- loon keeper and boat builder.
Burwell, James. (Glene Falls.) locksmith, Wert.
*BUSWELL, M. L .. (Glens Falls,gunsmith and dealer in sporting apparatus, &c.,
Butler. - Rev., (Glens Falla,) rector of Church of the Messiah, Glen.
Byrne, Frank, (Glens Falls,) (Peck & Byrne.)
Camp. James W., (Glens Falls,) stone mason and farmer 66.
Capon, Alphens. (Glens Falls, ) farmer 8.
Casavant, Stephen, (Glens Falls,) sboc maker, Gleu.
Champlain, David. (Glens Falls.) farmer 79. Champlain. Daniel M., (Glens Falls, toll gate keeper and farmer.
Chaniplain, Geo., (Glen: Falls.) shoemaker, dealer in leather and Lides, Glen.
Chapin, F. L. R., (Glens Falls,) physician and surgeon, Glen.
Chapman, John. (flens Falls.) farmer 66. Chapman, -. (Glen- Falls,) farmer 50.
Cheesebro, 1. Mrs., (Glens Falls,) farmer 130.
Chemutt, William, (Queensbury,) general mechanic and farmer 2%.
Cheritree, A. J., (Glens Falls.) attorney and counselor at law, Gleu.
CLARK, J. C., (Clens Falls,) ( Glens Falls Lime Co.)
Clements, Allen C., (Queensbury,) farmer 130.
Clements, Gilbert, (Queensbury,) general merchant.
CLEMMENTS, JOHN P., (Queensbury.) farmer SS.
Clemments, S., (Queensbury.) farmer 2.
Clendon. John, (Glets Falls,) farmer 200.
Codner, Henry, Jr., (Glens Falle,) farmer 256.
Codner, Titos, (French Mountain,) farmer 65.
COFFEN. MARTIN, (Glens Falls,) (Glens Falls Brick (o.)
COFFEN, SANFORD, (Glens Falls,) ( Glens Falls Brick Co.
Coffin, Wohn B., (Queenshary,) grist and cider mille, and farmer 10.
Coban. R .. (Glens Falls,) ready made cloth- ing, Ridge.
*COLE, NORMAN, (Glens Falls.) editor and prop. of Glens Falls Messenger.
Colvin. H., (Glens Falls, furniture, Gien. Conery & Hicks. (Glene Falls, ale manut's. Conery, -- , (Glen, Falls,) (Broun & Con- till.)
Conkey, George W .. (Glens Falls,) photo- grapher. Warren.
Connor, John, (Queensbury.) farmer.
COOL, K. P., (Glens Falls,) ( Glens Falls Lime Co.)
Coolidge, J. M., (Glens Falls.) ( Coolidge, Lee & Co.)
Coolidge, Lee & Co., (Glens Falls.) ( T'lios. S. Coolidge. George W. Lee und J. M. Coolidge,) general merchants, corner Glen and Exchange.
Coolidge. Thomas S., (Glens Falls,) ( Cool- idge, Lee & Co.)
Corey. C. H., (Glens Falls, millinery, fancy good4. pianos, melodvous, sewing mia- chines &c., Warr .u.
Cornell. David, (Ghus Falls, balsam aad liniment.
Batler, Chapman, (Queensbury.) supt. of Conch. C. H., (Glens Falls.) (G. B. Couch & L. C. P. Seelye's jurin and farmer 16. Brother.)
F. .. ABER, Bill Poster and Distributor. Orders solicited and promptly executed. Address, Opera House, Glen's Falls, N. Y.
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The Buckeye Mowing and
Clapp & Wilder, Broadway, corner of Second Street. Troy. N. Y., keep a large |Reaping Machine,-When the great and well selected stock of Gents' Furnish- ing Goods, a large part of which are of their | own maanfacture. "The Eureks Shirt" is made by this firm, and is one of the best fitting shirts to be found in the market. All of their goods are made from good stock and will give abundant satisfaction to all who purchase. They manufacture to order and warrant fils. Gentlemen will find it for their advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere. See colored page 70. 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- lencies, 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 and Reapers, made by the N. Y. State Agri- The New Light, -That anything new in the line of Cooking Stoves should be invented, that is really worthy to take the place of the many that have hitherto been before the public, is indeed a wonder. We have not the space to give the full de- scription of the many excellent qualities of the New Light Cooking Store, but from an examination of its new features and from the recommendations of those who have testedir. we are satisfied that it is destined to become a general favorite. It is manu- factured by Buawell, Durant & Co., Troy, N. Y., and is advertised on colored page 69. cultural Society in 1-06. 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 ubani- mons 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 sections supplied by Adriance, Platt & Co. In fact they increase so fuet, 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 Br. La Croix, No. 31 Maiden Lare, Albany. N. Y .. advertises on page 188. Dr. L. R. Herrick, formerly of Albany, having retired from business. has made arrange- ments with Dr. La Croix to attend to his correspondence and treat his patients. Dr. La Croix has had ar extensive practice and Mower, and has surpassed all others in the perfection of its operation. One great secret of the success of Adriance Platt & Co .. as manufacturers. has been in the con- ecientious manner in which they have built their machines, and the great dura- bility of the Buckeye machine has been his past success is a sufficient guaranty for | largely due to the excellence of the mate- the future. Those interested will find all rial used and the mechanical perfection of the workmanship. See advertisement on Map. needed information by referring to his ad- verti-vinent.
Harrington & Everson, Marble 5. B. Bushnell & Son's Carpet Ware Rooms. No. 196 Broadway. Saratoga Devers, at Saratoga Springs, publish an illustrated card on page 145. They keep a [ Springs, N. Y., are well stocked with a fine fine stock of Marble and other stone, and are prepared to execute any kind of Come- tery work in the best manner. Mantles. Ta- ble Tope, and other furniture is made to order. No better materiais or more compe- ! test workmen can be found for anything in their ithe. Call and see them. . assortiment of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mats. &c., which they are selling at prices which most astonish those who have been paying [ the high prices that are sometime- a-ked for those goods. Everything usually sound in a first class Carpet Store can be found here. Country dealers and others will find it to their advantage to call on S. B. Bush- nell & Son's before purchasing elsewhere. As enterprising and fair-dealing men, who are determined to do justice to their cus- tomers, we commend them to the patron- age of our readers. Their advertisement appears on page 130.
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