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Minor, Erauk, (Glens Falls,) (Minor, Trap- hagan & Co.)
Minor. Traphagan & Co .. (Glens Falls.) Frdak Minor. Geo. W. Trophogan and Martin Lanigen.) props. of Union Carriage Manafactory, West, near American Hot.1.
Monty, Charles. (Sandy Hill. Washington Ch .. ) engineer in saw mill.
MONTY, JOHN C .. (Saudy Hill, Washing- ton Co .. ) steam saw mill and stone qharry, and farmer gs.
Moore, Andrew, (French Mountain.)farmer
Moran. James, (Queensbury) farmer 9. Morgan, Carlos, (Gleus Falls,f port mas- t.r.
Morgan. Janes, (Glens Falls.) farmer 47%. Morris, John. (Heas Falls,) restaurant, opposite Depot. Mosher, C. A., (FRens Falls, ) hair dresser, Glen.
Mosher. Isaac. (Glen- Falls.) farmer 73. Mott. A Miss. (Glens Falls,) millinery,
(Gins Falei carriage Movin'An. Tu. Queensbury. ) farmer 1en.
Murphy. Daniel, (trions Falls,) saloon,
Marpay, John. (Glens Falls,) farmer 40.
.o arknowledged niegueled work Piano Fortes, to be found at Et. Eddiej', 12 Mansion House Block, Broadway, Troys
BUCKEYE
Adriance, Platt & Co. 165 Greenwich f. New York. Sve Card on Map. Mower and Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfect
Harvester in the World.
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Murphy, -, (Glens Falls,) ( Crow & Mur- [ Peck, M. R., (Glens Falls,) allo, piri - and surgeon.
Murray, Lewis. (Glen- Falls,) farmer 2. Murray. P .. (Glens Falls.) cider mill and farmer leases of Abraham Wing. 300. Nash. -- , Rev., (Glens Falls,) Baptist minister.
Nelson. John, (Glens Falls,) prop. Bay St. House.
NESBIT, JAMES, (Queensbury,) black- smith.
Newton. C. Mrs., (Glens Falls.) farmer 72. Norcross, Darius, (Glens Falls,) builder, Ridge.
Norris. D. G. & Co .. (Glens Falls,) (W. H. and G. E. Norris.) carriage makers, corner Warren and Lime. . Norris. G. E., (Glens Falls,) (D. G. Norris & Co.)
Norris. W. H., (Glens Falls,) (D. G. Norris & Co.)
Norton, Benjamin H., (Glens Falls,) lot 94, farmer 100.
Norton & Gilchrist, (Glens Falls,) lumber, shingles and grain, Glen.
NORTON, HEMAN R., (Glens Falls,) far- mer.
NORTON, WILLIAM D., (Glens Falls,) farmer leases of R. Kipp, 300.
NUMAN, ORANGE, (Glens Falls,) lot 1S, farmer 180.
O'Connor, Robert, (Glens Falls,) farmer lcases of Lime Co., 200. ODELL, BENJAMIN, JR., (Queensbury,) farmer 150.
O'DONNELL, THOS .. (Glens Falls,) whole- sale wines and liquors, West.
Ogden, R. R. Mrs., (Glens Falls,) millinery, Warren.
Ogden. 7. S., (Glens Falls, ) blacksmith and carriage miker, Glen. Oliver. Alvab, (Glens Falls,) shoemaker, West.
Orr. A. Jr., (Glens Falls,) photographer, Traphagan's Building, Ridge.
Orr. Daniel A .. (Queensbury.) farmer 150. PARDO, GEORGE. (Glens Falls,) prop. of American Hotel. corner Gien and West. PARKE & BLAKESLEE, (Glens Falls,) (Jus. C. Parke and A. H. Blakeslee,) groceries and provisions, dried and canned fruits, wooden and willow ware, crockery and glassware, &c., Gien.
PARKE. JAMES C., (Glens Falls,) (Parke « Birkes!pe.) PARKER, C. K., (Glene Falls,) (C. F. Erer- ext (& Co.) Parker, Sidney W., (Glens Falls,) brick muker and former 25. Par-ons, Charles, (Glens Falls,) lot 15, far- iner 83.
Pear-all. Augustus J., (Glens Falls,) ( White & Petroli.)
Pea -. Ambrose, (Glens Falls,) farmer 90. PECK. BENJAMIN, (Glens Falls, ) lot 1s, firmer #8. Peck & Barn, (Glens Falls.) (Daniel Peck and Frank Byrne.) wholesale gro- vers, Corner then and Ride.
Peck. Daniel, (Hens Falls, Wreck & Byrne.) Teck. D. E., (Glen- Falls.) merchant tailor and gents' furnishing goods, Glen.
Peck, R. E., (Glens Falls.) ( Hopli .* * Ir. s Peck, R. J., (Sandy Hill, Wastiluistes k. house painter.
Peer, John, (Glens Falls.) farmer 1'
Phelps, Andrew J., (Queenebar",; k .! ! farmer 95.
Philo, Isaac. (Glens Falls, ) farmer ;2.
Pierce, Frederick. (Queensbury. } fahrt
Pike, George S., (Glens Falls,) Lasoh, a farmer 55.
Platt, Harvey, (Glens Falls.) farmer.
Potter, Clark, (Glens Falls) carpet' s millwright and farmer +%.
Potter, Hiram, (Glens Falls,) farme: 13: Potter & Ides, (Glens Fally,) (John E. i ter, Benjamin and Charles H. : boote and shoes, Glen.
Potter, James, (Glens Falls.) farmer 's Potter, John E., (Glens Falls,) (Poter ) Ides.)
POTTER, JONATHAN W., (Glene Fa' lot 39, farmer 307.
Potter, Mattison. (Glens Falls, ) maillwe !! ' carpenter and farmer 20.
Potter, Nathan, (Glens Falls, ) lot 92, black sinith and farmer 55.
Potter. Thomas, (Glens Falls,) instru: pension and claim agent, and nots"; public. Ridge.
Powers, Edward, (Glens Falls, ) farmer 3 Powers, John H., (Sandy Hill, Ws-hits . Co .. ) farmer 116.
(Queensbury,) blues Pruyn, Samuel, (Glens Falle,) ( Glens FA", Company.)
PROSSER, J. smith.
PURDY. GEORGE, (Glens Falls,) black- smith.
Putnam, E., (Glens Falls,) supt. of Gh ... Falls, Lake George and Chester State Lines. office Glen.
Quinlan. T., (Glens Falls,) carpenter a: 1 builder, Glen.
Ramsey, Robert, (Glens Falls.) farmer ] "> Ransom, A. F., (Giens Falle,) (Ransom .C Crandell.)
Ransom & Crandeil, (Glens Falls.) (J. F Ransom and Isaac Crandell.) gardener, and florists, Glen.
Ransom, William, (Glens Falls,)fariner s' Ray, Franklin. (Queensbury.) farmer 15. Reridon, T., (Sandy Hill. Washington (') .. RHEUBOTOM, SAMUEL, (Glens Falls, farmer 5.
Rhoades, F. W., (Glens Falls.) mason. Richardson, John, (Glens Falls, farmer ;). RIPLEY, R. S., (Queensbury,) former 1h. Roberts, D. G., (Glens Fall-, lumber, flour, feed, grain and hay, Ridge.
Robinson, Alexander, (Glens Falls,) farnie: 176. Robinson, Alexander, (Glens Falls, ) farmer 130. ROBINSON, F. W., (Glens Falls,) (G .-* Falls Lime Co.) Robinson, Lyman, (Queensbury,) farspr Rockwell, William W., (Giene Falls, ic . lector internal revenue, 18th dist., Gh). Rosenkrantz, -- , (Sandy Hill, Wasti .. ton Co.,) farmer and county judge.
Before purchasing a Plano, Organ or other Musical Instrument. on 22. AL. klidley, 12 Mansion House Block, Broadway. Troy,
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Rothschild & Wartenburg. (Glens Falle,) | Stewart, Robert, (Glens Falls,) farmer 30. dry goods, Warren.
Russell, H., (Glens Falls,) general mer- chant, Glen.
Saults, John. (Glens Falls,) prop. of Canadian Hotel, West.
Schermerhorn, James, (Glens Falls,) stone mason and farmer 30.
Scott, Mary Mrs., (Queensbury.)
Seelye, David, (Queensbury,), retired far- mer.
Seelye, George & Frank, (Queensbury,) lot 21, farmer 30.
Seelye, L. C. P., (Queensbury.) farmer 200. Seelye. Renben, (Queensbury,) assessor and farmer 300.
SEELYE, WILLIAM A., (Queensbury,) farmer 207.
Shadric. Albert. (Glens Falls.) farmer 100. SHEFFER, ELIAS II., (Glens Falls,) blacksmith.
SHELDON, ALLEN, (Queensbury,) sum- Der resort on Lake George, and farmer
Sheldon, M. A., (Glens Falls,) (Brown & Sheldon.)
SHERMAN, AUGUSTUS, (Glens Falls,) (Sherman ( Lapham.) president First National Bank of Glens Falls and far- mer.
SHERMAN. D. W., (Glens Falls,) (Sher- man & Lavham, dry dock.
SHERMAN & LAPHAM, (Glens Falls,) Tinney, Asa, (Glens Falls,) farmer 150. (A. and D. W. Sherman and HI. G. | Titus. Abraham, (French Mountain,) far- Lapham.) manufs. of lumber.
SHERMAN & LAPHAM LIME CO., (Glens Falls.) (A. Sherman, D. W. Sherman and H. G. Lapham.) Williani A. Milier, agent.
*SHIELDS, LEWIS. (Glens Falls.) livery and sale etable, Exchange ..
Shields, Patrick. (Glens Falls,) eboe maker and farmer 2.
Shippey. D., (Glens Falls, farmer 160.
Si-son, D. H., ( Parten's Mills, Washington ('o.,) lot 7. farmer 135.
Smith, C .. . Glen- Falls,) farmer 70. Smith, Calvin, (Glens Falls,) farmer 42. Smith, -D. P., (Glens Falls,) clothing, fur- nishing good -. hats. caps. &c., Glen.
Smith, Edward. (Glens Fabs. ) farmer 102. Smith, Major F .. (Queensbury,) farmer 173. Smith, Oliver, (Giens Falls, farmer 84. Smith, Sharon, (Glens Falls, lot yo, far- mer $5.
Smith, Warren J .. (Queensbury .) farmer 45. Snedeker, Alfred Mre., (Glens Falls,) dress making, Glen.
SNYDER, ALBERT A., (Glens Falls.) mason and plasterer. Warren. Spyder, Albert II., (Glens Falls,) mason. Warren.
Suyder. Sarah A. Mra., (Glens Falls,) dress maker. Warren.
Spencer, J., (Glens Falls, ) farmer 55.
Staples, Andon R., (Glens Falls,) lot 11, farmer 135. Starbuck, D. C., (Glens Falls,) livery stable, Park.
STERNBERG. D. L ... (Glen- Fallso prop. of clans Falls Hotel, corner (den and Park. Stevens, J. D., (Glous Falls,) architect, Glen.
Stewart, Robert 2nd., (Glens Falls,) far- mer 30.
Still, Samuel. (Queensbury.) farmer 100.
Stone, Frauk S., (Gleus Falls,) telegraph operator, Glen.
Stone. S. I., (Glens Falls,) agent Common- wealth Life Insurance Co., Warren.
Streeter, B. G., (Glens Falls,) physician, Maple.
Suderly. F. J. (Glens Falls,) bakery, con- fectionery and toys, Gleu.
Swain, George A., (Glens Falls,) lumber dealer. Glen.
SWEET, JACOB, (Glens Falls.) (with Nel- son,) fruit and grape grower, and far- mer 170.
SWEET, NELSON, (Glens Falls,) (with Jacob.) fruit and grape grower and for- mer 170.
Taylor, A. Miss, (Glens Falls,) principal of Elmwood Seminary, corner Elai and ParK.
Taylor, Thomas, (Glens Falls,) farmer 40.
Thompson, Charles, (Glens Falls,) book keeper for S. Prine.
Thompson, D. W. Mrs .. (Glens Falls,) agent for Singer's Sewing Machine, dress maker and milliner. Fowier's Exchange Building, up stairs, Glen.
THOMS. PAUL. (Glens Falls,) lot 32, milk dairyman and farmer $00.
mer 120.
Traphagan, Geo. W., (Glens Falls, ) (Minor. Traphagan & Co.)
Traphagan. J. T. B., (Glens Falls.) agent for Aetna Sewing Machine, Ridge.
Traver, Gilbert, (Glens Falls.) farmer 107.
Traver. John. (Glens Falls,) farmer 150.
VAN ANTWERP. JOHN, (Queensbury.) carpenter aud builder.
Van Cott, Wm. H., (Giens Falls.) cigar manuf., corner Glen and Ridge.
Van Dusen, Abraham, estate of, (Gleus Falls.) cider mill and 365 acres.
Van Dusen, Charles, (Queensbury.) farmer 23.
Van Dien, D. C., (French Mountain,) far- mer 114.
VANDUSEN & FREEMAN, (Glens Falls,) prop. of saw mill, 230 gaws
Van Dusen. Halsey, (Glens Falls,) farmer 101.
Van Dusen, Harvey, (Queensbury,) farmer 20.
Van Dusen, John R. & Bethuel, (French Mountain. ) saw mill and farmer - 214.
Van Da-eu, Robert, (Glens Fulle.) saw and cider inili, and farmer 11.
VANDUSEN. ZENAS, (Glens Falls, ) ( Fan- duren d' I'. cen.an,) farmer owur Aj,r) acres forest land.
Van Hen-en. G. A., (Glens Falls. ) fariner. VAN HEUSEN, J. P., (Glens Falls, fir- mer.
Van Heusen, L. H., (Glens Falls.) farmer Van Honden. V. H., (Gileny Falls.) da -- or Von Taxael. John, (Glens Falls,) hair dress- er, Warre !!. Varney, Daniel, (Glens Falls,) farmer 200.
ATusical Goods of all kinds, Wholesale and Rerai, at B. 11. HEID- LEY'S, 12 Mansion House Block, Broadway, Troy, N. Y.
JOSEPH G. COOKE,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Dealer in HARDWARE And STOVES, PAINTy and OIL8, 106 Broadway,
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SARATOGA CO. & QUEENSBURY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ALLEN BURDICK,
PLANING MIL
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LUMBER YARD, Planing, Tongueing & Grocviny, AND Scroll Sawing Done to Order. ALL KINDS OF Mouldings MADE TO ORDER. All kinds of TURNING neatly & promptly done. Lumber, Sash, Blinds and Doors, on hand and for sale.
Very Street, GLEN'S FALLS, Warren County, N. Y.
B. P. Drake & Son,
MANUFACTURERS OF
E. P. Drake & Son. BOOT & SHOE STORE. Glen's Falls, N. Y.
BOOTS AND SHORT Only the best of Stock used.
"Best Quality of Work and Low Prices," is our Motto.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Executed.
EBEN P. DRAKE.
ERVIN A. DRAKE.
BUCKEYE
Clen's Falls, Warren County, N. Y.
O id Instrumentsofall kinds taken in exchange for New, at P. 1. . Bild Icy's Music store, 12 Mansion House Block, Broadway, Tro; , M.).
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Varney, Daniel Jr., (Glens Falls,) farmer | WILCOX, BRAZILAR. (Glens Falls,) stone 250.
Varney, Harrey, (Glens Falls,) farmer 30. Vaugban, James W., (Queensbury,) farmer 95.
VAUGHAN, Wy. M., (Queensbury,) sur- veyor, engineer and notary public.
Vermillia, Albert, (Glens Falls,) meat mar- ket, Warren.
Viel, Eugene, (Glens Falls,) general me- chanic.
Viele, Jonathan, (Glens Falls,) wagon ma- ker and farmer 23.
Viele. Myron, (Glens Falls,) farmer 115.
WALKUP, CHARLES MRS., (Glens Falls,) farmer 40.
Washburn, Robert. (Glens Falls,) farmer 160.
Weed, W. W., (Glens Falls, > farmer.
Welle, Benjamin, (Glens Falls,) lot 5, far- mer 100.
WELLS, BETHUEL, (Glens Falls,) farmer
WELLS, HENRY. (Glens Falls,) farmer 61 and leases of Mrs. Hackett, 100.
Wells. Hiram, (Glens Falls,) lot 12, farmer 100.
West, D., (Queensbury.) farmer 40.
West. E. (Queensbury, ) farmer 100.
White, Chas. H., (Glens Falls,) ( White & Pearsall.)
White. J. H., (Glens Falls,) (Joubert &
White & Pearsall, (Glens Falls.) ( Chas. Il. White and Augustus J. Pearsall.) mer- chant tailors, agents for Howe Sewing Machine, corner Glen and Warren.
Wick. Wm. A .. (Glens Fall-)) cashier Glens Falls National Bank, Glen.
Wiele, Duncan D., (Giens Falls,) farmer $1.
mason and farmer 40.
Wilkie, Elisha, (Glens Falls,) farmer 117. Wilkie, Martin, (Glens Falls,) saw mill and farmer 165.
Williams, E. B., (Glens Falls.) farmer 126. Wilmarth, M. L., (Glens Falls,) furniture dealer. Ridge.
Winchip, Ransom J., (Sandy Hill, Wash- ington Co .. ) lot 3. farmer.
Winchip, S. Mrs., (Queensbury,) farmer 2. Wing, Abraham, (Glens Falls,) retired far- mer 300.
Wing, Halsey R., (Glens Falls,) (Jointa Lime Company.)
Wing, H. Mckie, (Glens Falla,) secretary Glens Falls Transportation Co., Canal. Wing, H. R. estate, (Glens Falls,) Joel B. Green, agent, gang saw mill, west side Glen.
Wing, Nehemiah, (Patten's Mills, Wash- ington Co.,) lot 6. farmer 151.
Wing, -, (Glens Falls,) (Holley & Wing ) Winship. John F., (Queensbury.) laborer.
Winter. E. Mrs .. (Glens Falls,) dress maker, Park, corner Elm.
Witheral, S., (Glens Falls,) farmer. WOOD, MINARD (Queensbury,) manuf. of fancy row boats and farmer 50.
Wood, -- Mrs. & Son., (Queensbury,) (MMinard.) farmer 60.
Wooly. William, (Sandy Hill, Washington Co .. ) farmer S.
WRIGHT, FRED., (Glens Falls.) mason and plasterer, corner Delaware and Mechanic.
Wartenberg. (Glens Falls,) (Roths- child & Wartenberg.)
Younglove, John, (Giens Falls,) powder and nails, Glen.
The acknowledged unequaled Steck Piano Fortes, to be found at B. Hi. Hidley's, 12 Mansion House Bleck, Broadway, Troy, N. Y.
Adriance, Platt & Co. 165 Greenwich St, New York, See Card on Map. Mower and Self- Raking Kenper, the most Perfeet Harvester in the World.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
Howe's Never-Failing Ague IS. H. Hidley's Piano and of, Rooms, No. 13 Mansion House, Troy. Y., are advertised on page 1of ar lines. Mr. Hidley keeps a good as: rit !! of Pianos and Melodeons. from Mar the best manufacturers in the country. Cure and Tonic Bitters, and Howe's Concentrated Syrup, are prepared under the personal supervision of Dr. C. B. Howe, the proprietor, at Seneca Falls. N. Y., for ague and fever, and all periodic diseases, rheumatism, paralysis, | sells at prices as low as the times wi! ... . 4 ete. The "Ague Cure " bas produced won- derful enres. The " Syrup," for the blood, liver, skin, digestive and uterine organs, has cured many cases of scrofula, cancer, tumors, goiter, salt rheum, scaldhead, and many other diseases too numerous to men- tion in this place. See card. page 20.
George Y. Miller, Luzerne, Warren Co .. N. Y., Druggist and Chemist, keeps a full supply of Drugs and Medicines, Sta- tionery, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, &c. Lovers of the Weed will also find here a good assortment of smoking and chewing Tobaccos, Snuff. Pipes, &c., while those intellectually disposed can be supplied with anything wanted in the reading line at the shortest notice. See card on page 180.
Joseph L. Lucas, proprietor of the "Saratoga Boot and shoe Store," at Sara- toga Springs, keeps a fine assortment of Poots, Shoes and Rubbers, in all styles and prices, to suit customers. Mr. Lucas is also sole proprietor of the "Great Rus- sian Leather Preservative and Water Proof Dressing," which will effectually preserve the leather and keep out the water. If you want to see the Elephant, notice the card of Mr. Lucas, ou page 150.
G. R. Burrows, "Mine Host" of the Kerchants Hotel, corner of Caroline and Henry Streets, Saratoga Springs, makes his bow on page 126. Citizens of the County and others will find this house a pleasant place at which to stop.
Ralph Warriner, proprietor of the Pirenix Fonadry and Machine Shops, at Saratoga Springs, prints an advertisement on page 172. We cannot enumerate all the articles made at his Works, but would say, that a large variety of Agricultural Imple- Tents. Mill Gearing, Castings and Machin- ery. Iron Work for Buildings, &c., may be had of hin. He also manufactures a cele- brated Corn Husker, said to be the best in
the wild. Corn growers will do well to | tensive experience and koown skil! cottie examine this great labor saviay machine.
P. N. Viele, Undertaker, Ballston Spa, N. Y., advertises on page 190. He koops a fine assortment of Conins and Cas- ket constantly on Land; also a Refriger- stor for preserving corpses in hot weather. A good Hearse sent free of charge to attend Funerals. He gives bis attention to all branches of the busines and will attend Futerals at short notice.
Hull & Finch, Furniture dealers, at Saratoga Springs, advertise on page 174. Their store is stocked with a large variety of good- mailed to this market, and as their prins with a reasonable as the times will admit, our friends will doubtless pat- Polize them when wanting goods in their line.
He also keeps a general assortment of a sical merchandise of every derapa which he sells at wholesale and its Dealers and others will find this a place to purchase all kinds of mitter goods. Musical Instruments tuuey s' 3 repaired at short notice.
Elmwood Hall, Dr. O. Ford. pr ... prietor, is noted as being a pleasant B .: : ing House and home for those of 2 after health. The Doctor is & sucre -; ; practitioner. and will greatly aid piti. ... who may need his help. One of the $15:0- ga papers saye :
We have received a letter from the Re". A. J. Frost, from Hamilton, desiring a> ') return his thanks publicly to the kind friends who ministered to him during h's illness a few weeks since. We grote as fol. lows :
"My profoundest gratitude instinctively turns to Dr. Ford, who seemed providentiel. ly called in the hour of greate-t pung :, and under whose skill and vigilance I was so suddenly relieved. What might ixv. been the issue no human foresight con: t .11. Whilst God shall have all the glory of !! y restoration, still to him who hek! the disease in check, bringing the system lu- der such perfect control, and snatching a.c as it were from the jawy of death. my sin- cerest thanks are due. May the Great Physician of souls give to bim and to us all the Elixir of Life, and may our hearts mantle with Eternal bloom. Yours reset- fully, A. J. Frost." See card on page 111.
Bishop E. Page, dealer .in Fruit. Confectionery, Oysters &c., at Symtom Springs, exhibits a dish of choice Fruit on page 160. Lovers of good things in its line will find it an object to purchase iro .. him.
Alexander Deal, Builder and Cor- tractor, lives at Saratoga Springs. His of- him to the entire confidence of those who may wish to employ him. He advertises on page 100.
N. J. Goldsmith, manufacturer and dealer in Cigars, Tobacco &e., at Sara- toga Springe, priuts a card on page in !. He makes a specialty of selecting Ene tobaccos for his cigars. Smokers and Chew. ers will find him ever ready to give theal good bargains.
A. B. Barrett, "The Hatter," at Saratoga Springs, No. 145 Broadway, 18 sending out some of the most drab! . and stylish goods to be found in the country. All goods appropriate to the year. (all be found at his story. Call and we L. N when youare in town. He advertises vil pape 162.
·Vore purchasing a Pingo, Organ or other Musical Instrument, call on B. A. Hidley, 12 Mansion House Block, Broadway, Troy, N. i.
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saratoga Springs, N. V.
Doalor In HARDWARE and STOVES, PAINTS and OILS, 166 Broadway,
PUBLISHERS NOTICES.
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Business men will find it a good advertis- ing medium. All kinds of Job Printing is done at this office at City Prices. eral waters, and thousand- to-day are ready to testify to their efficacy in enring Saratoga has long been noted for, the wonderful medicinal qualities of its min- [advertised on pare 260. The Republican was established in 1842. and is a live news- paper. Its reputation is too wellestablish- disease and restoring health. Among the fed to require any commendation from us. more noted are the Pavilion and United States Springs, which are situated in the valley, a few rods east of i Broadway. between Lake Avenne and Caroline Street. The Glens Falls Republican is
Khos. Pierce, dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Hard- ware. Stoves and all goods usually kept in a first class country store.advertises on color- ed page 155. Mr. Pierce is located at Ganse- voort, and judging from the appearance of his store. he thoroughly understands the wants of the community, and is determined that no one shall be compelled to go out of town for goods. We commend him to the patronage of all interested, feeling assured that they will find goods at as low prices as at any other store.
Barnes & Ladow, Mechanicville, N. Y., keep on hand and manufacture to order, Doors. Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Window Frames, &c. They use the best of kiln dried lumber in the manufacture of their goo s, which they sell at liberal rates. Orders by mail receive promt attention. Builders will please take notice. See card, page 292.
G. B. Croft, Architect, 179 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., prints one of his designs in his advertisement on colored page 221. He furnishes Plans aud Draw- ings, with Bills of Material, for all descrip- tions of Buildings, on short notice, and superintend; their construction when de- sired. Pencil sketches sent free to any part of the country. Mr. Croff is the author of a work lately published, styled "Modern Suburban Architecture," giving desigi s from $1, 400 to $5.000, together with a varie- ty of Architectural features. If you wish to erect a building of any description, you would do well to consult Mr. Croff, either personally or by letter, before doing so.
S. W. Mcomber, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, and Licensed Auctioneer, Ballston Spa, N. Y., advertises on colored page 53, and on marginal lines in body of Directory. Those who have Real Es- tate to sell or those who wish to bay. will find it to their advantage to confer with Mr. Mcomber, who will give them any desired information. He buys and sells on com- mission, every description of property, whether real or personal. Or if you wish your Life or roar House insured, Sir. Mic- Omber is just the man von should see, as he represents first class companies. He will also attend Anction Sales in any part of the Country, on short notice and at reasonable rates.
Dix & Knox, proprietors of Furnace and Machine Shop, at Glen- Falls, adver- t.se on page 271. They manufacture all boris of Ma hinery, Mill Goarius, Turbine Water Wheels. Building things &c. A : work entrusted towhereare may be reb!
Meromber & Brewer, Albany, N. Y., pu dish au advertiscar at on page 30. jon being executed in a workmatlike mau- Lach - will please take notice. her.
T. Musical Goods of all kinds, Wholesale and Bemnil, at B. H. BID- LEY'S, 12 Mansion House Block, Broadway, Troy, N. Y.
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The location of PAVILION SPRING, he- ing remote from the bank, where it rose through an alluvial deposit of over fifty feet in depth. rendered the process of tubing it didicuit. But in 1839 Daniel Mclaren, at great expense of time and labor, succeeded in securing it. The Spring is now owned by " The Pavilion and United States Spring Co.," represented in Saratoga by G. A. Pickering, aud by whout the valuable improvements have been made. The shaft has been re-exca- vated ten feet deeper to the rock, the spring re-tubed, the course of the brook which dowed through the grounds changed, Well-arranged walks laid out, and a tasteful pavilion built over the fountains. The shaft of the Spring having been carried through the bard pan to the rock below, has greatis improved the water. Its minerals have been nearly doubled in strength and ineriesed in unmber, and the fountain now stands second to none for medicinal and commercial purposes in this justly cele- brated mineral valley. This deep tubing will therefore secure a uniformity in the strength and quality of the water, which cannot be obtained in springs which are tuhed near the surtace of the ground.
UNITED STATES SPRING .-- On arriving at the extreme depth of fity feet in the Pavilion shatt, a new spring flowed into the excavation from the east, on the op- i for dwellings of moderate cost. varying posite side from the ingress of the Pavilion fountain. This new vein of mineral water, on examination, was found to contain so many and such important mineral in- gredients, that it was decided to tube it in conjunction with the Pavilion Spring. It was carefully secured, and is now in full flow within ten feet in an easterly direction for: the original spring, and inclosed in the elegant colonnade recently built over the main fountain of the Park. It ha- been a source of great surprise to many who have drank from the two fountains fring so nearly together. to find them so sigually different in mineral properties. -- It should be borne in mind that mineral viver, obtain their peculiar qualities from the rock strata over which they flow, or :brough which they pass, and therefore, when they rise to the surface, they must exhibit their respective differences, which they have severaly obtained from the rocks doing their subterranean dow. There Waters retain all their medicinal qualities indeAritely when properly bottled, and are trt injured by transportation. See advertisemient on Map of County.
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