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6 agent, low located in Hasbrouck's New Block, h. 22 Green.
Cook, Neil, dyer and scourer, is now located o corner Knox and State, h. 15 South Water.
Fee, John H.,dry goods, 19 Ford.
Havens, Davd W., gas fitter, is now located in udson's Row, Catherine St., h. 88 Morrz.
*HIGBEE, STIPHEN H., has re-purchased the interet of his partner, Clark Baker, an continues the business, dealer in soves, tinware, agricultural! implements feathers, bird cages &c., at the old sand, 32 and 34 Isabella, h. 34 Washingon.
*HOUSTON, RH., grocer, is now located on Water St h. 167 Ford.
KELLOGG, H. & Co., (Horace Kellogg and Geo. L. Simpson,) commission mer- chants, dealrs in butter, cheese &c., and agents fr Colman & Gouinlock's salt, now locked in Hasbrouck's New Block, Ford.
McGRUER & McTAVISH, (John McGruer and Allen McTavish,) boots and shoes, 26 Ford.
Morgan, James H., groceries, provisions, liquors &c., farmer in Oswegatchie and breeder of Ayrshire cattle, Berk- shire pigs &c., also seed dealer, 2 and 4 North Water, h. corner Green and Franklin.
Parmeter, Herbert C., agent Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co., 18% Ford, deceased since our canvass.
Rodee, Henry, (Rodee, Lynde & Nichols,) h. 147 State.
Rodee, Lynde & Nichols, props. Oswe- gatchie Mills, (flouring,) 1 to 11 Lake.
WHITE, ELIJAH, justice of the peace, now located in Hasbrouck Block, h. 74 Caroline.
Wing & Ballantine have bought out Chaun- cey P. Clark, tobacconist, corner Ford and State.
*WITHERHEAD, GEO., groceries and provisions, now located at 93 Ford, h. 40 Washington,
The Syracuse Northern Rail Road, completeda little more than a year ago, shortens ta distance for western bound travelers by bore than forty miles. By it passengers maarrive in Syracuse in season to transfer torestern hound trains on the New York Celral, that would have been missed by going hrough to Rome, as they were formerly obred to do. There are fourteen stations on his short cut of 45 miles, which makes it ;ry convenient and accommodating to the cal trade.
The road is under t, able superinten- dency of C. B. Morse, lg., whose pride it is to run trains on schule time, It is a noted fact that for nearl a year the trains on this road have not issed connection, except on occasions of sere snow storms. Advertisement on page 3.
The Rising Sun ad New York Recorder. published &Gouverneur by Miss M. M. Smith, is we worth the sub- scription price and we lieve enjoys a liberal patronage. Miss nith has been successful in establishing d maintaining a lively paper, and we h her success may be permanent. See dvertisement, page 378.
Otis Earle, General merchant at Her- mon, N. Y., advertises on page 382 that he has a general assortment of goods usually kept in a country store. His stock of Dry Goods is complete and prices low. In the line of Groceries, Hardware, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes &c., he is well supplied with best quality goods. Mr. Earle is a business man, and believes "a nimble sixpence is better than a slow shil- ling," hence his customers get their wants supplied at the lowest living prices.
W. B. Allen & Co., Hardware dealers, Brass and Copper Founders, at Ogdensburg, advertise on page 208. The business was established many years ago by Chaney & Allen, when a large trade was built up. The successors to the old firm have increased facilities, and can accommodate their customers as well as they can be served anywhere. Card on page 208.
Charles Marceau, Carriage maker and Boiler and Machinery repairer, at Ogdensburg, prints a card on page 246. Mr. Marceau is an ingenious workman, who will give good satisfaction to his custom- ers.
BUCKEYE
Adriance, Platt & Co., 165 Greenwich St., New York, See Card on Map. Mower and Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfect Harvester in the World.
12 GENERAL CONTENTS-INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
PAGE
Almanac or Calendar for 20 years.
.60
Brilliant Whitewash ... .57
Business Directory ..
.181-387
Capacity of Cisterns or Wells
.56
Census Report.
388-389
.57
Classified Business Directory.
391-429
County Officers
19
Courts in St. Lawrence County
.16
Discount and Premium.
.56
Distance Table
430
Facts on Advertising
.56
French Decimal System of Weights and Measures.
.51-55
Gazetteer of County
61-88
Gazetteer of Towns 89-180-xlvi
Government Land Measure.
50
How to get a Horse out of a Fire.
57
How to Judge a Horse ...
59
How to Secure the Public Lands
45-46
How to Succeed in Business.
43-45
Interest Table
55
Law Maxims .. 46-50
57
Measurement of Hay in the Mow or Stack.
59
Postal Rates and Regulations. (See also Errata,).
41
Post Offices and Post Masters
18-19
Rules for Detecting Counterfeit or Spurious Bank Notes.
42-43
Stamp Duties. (See also Errata,).
34-40
Table of Weights of Grain, Seeds &c.
.56
The States, their Settlement &c.
21-31
The Territories, their Area &c.
32-34
To Measure Grain in a Bin. .5%
U. S. Revenue Officers .. 16°
Valuable Recipes
58-59
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE
Brasher
181
Macomb
265
Canton
189
Madrid.
268
Clifton.
202
Massena .273
Colton . 203
Morristown 278
DeKalb 209
Norfolk 283
DePeyster 216
Ogdensburg City .357
Edwards
.218
Oswegatchie .291
Fine .221
Parishville 297
Fowler ... 222
Pierrepont .304
Gouverneur.
.227
Hammond.
240
Hermon ..
.379
Rossie .329
Hopkinton
.. 384
Russell.
.333
Lawrence .244
Stockholm
.339
Lisbon
.251
Waddington
351
Louisville
261
Pitcairn 309
Potsdam 311
PAGE
Leech Barometer
9-11
Errata ...
Chemical Barometer.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Academies, Schools Etc.
PAGE State Normal and Training School,
Agricultural Implements.
(See also Mowers and Reapers, and Hay
Rakes.)
Higbee, S. H., Ogdensburg.
.214
Lord, G., Watertown ..
..
inside first cover and 230, 327, 346 and 432
Architects and Builders.
(See also Carpenters and Builders.)
Chapman Bros., Norfolk.
.282
Barbers.
Lee, Norris, Ogdensburg.
.204
Moore, S. E., Ogdensburg.
.362
Bedstead Manufs.
(See also Furniture Dealers.)
Hamlin & Allen, Potsdam
.270
Blacksmith.
Denny, Israel, Ogdensburg.
.. 270
Blooded Cattle, Brahma Fowls
Etc.
Rutherford, J. T., Waddington. .. 180-xlvii
Boat Builder.
Bailey, W. P., Ogdensburg.
.208
Boat Livery.
Bailey, W. P., Ogdensburg.
208
Boiler Makers.
(See also Steam Engines, Boilers &c.)
Denny, Israel, Ogdensburg ..
.270
Marceau, Chas., Ogdensburg.
.246
Books and Stationery.
Lawrence, H. F., Ogdensburg
.208
Wood, C. V., Rossie ...
390
Boots and Shoes. (See also General Merchants.)
Stinson, S. B., Gouverneur
.232
VanBrocklin, J., Canton.
.220
Vilas, Alden, Ogdensburg.
.212
Woodside, Robert, Heuvelton.
286
Brass Founders.
Allen, W. B. & Co., Ogdensburg.
.208
Brewers and Maltsters.
Arnold & Co., Ogdensburg
Butterick's Patterns.
Overton, Eli Mrs., Utica.
2
Potsdam ..
.814
PAGE
Cancer Doctor.
Kingsley, W. J. P., Rome.
1
Carpenter and Builder.
(See also Architects and Builders.) McClennan, John, Stockholm Depot. ... 378 Carriage Makers.
Callaghan, A., Ogdensburg.
350
Crowley, P. M., Somerville ..
.328
Cutting, J. W. & Bro., Potsdam.
.326
Denny, Israel, Ogdensburg.
270
Lewis, H. D., Rensselaer Falls
234
Marceau, Chas., Ogdensburg.
246
McAlister, J. R., Rossie
336
Clothiers.'
Balcom Bros., Canton.
196
Paris, Chas., Ogdensburg.
204
Smith, A. M. & Co., Potsdam
362
Storrs, L. B. & Son, Canton
224
Coal and Wood.
Baldwin & Co., Potsdam
270
Cooper.
Buell, Ezra, Heuvelton.
286
Cutlery Works.
(See also Hardware.)
Putnam, Chas. D., Potsdam.
302
Druggists.
Clark, John R., Richville.
212
Floyd & Brinckerhoff, Norfolk.
290
Stacy, Isaac W., Somerville.
286
Dry Goods. (See also General Merchants.)
Austin, J. H., Ogdensburg.
433
Frank, Nathan, Ogdensburg
204
Gibbs, Calvin W., Ogdensburg
188
Hastings, J. W., Ogdensburg.
212
Wilson, J. W., Ogdensburg.
180-xlviii
Farm Gates.
Goodale, Wm. H., Colton
220
Flour, Feed and Grain.
(See also General Merchants, and Groceries
and Provisions.)
Baldwin & Co., Potsdam.
.270
Furniss, W. E., Ogdensburg.
358
Fork, Hoe and Broom Handles.
:246 |Proctor, Henry I., Ogdensburg.
.246
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mower and Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfect Harvester in the World. Adriance, I'latt & Co., 165 Greenwich St., New York. See Card on Map.
BUCKEYE
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+ Furniture Dealers.
(See also Bedstead Manufs., and Spring Beds.)
PAGE
Chapman Bros., Norfolk.
.282
Conley, Aaron B., Canton.
.188
McClennan, John, Stockholm Depot .... 378
Millard, H. F. & Co., Ogdensburg.
.228
General Agent.
Hurd, George W., Richville.
214
General Merchants.
[ Who keep a general stock of goods, such as
is usually kept in country stores.]
Clark, John R., Richville.
212
Daggett, H. M., Parishville.
294
Earle, Otis, Hermon.
382
. Fell, William, Wegatchie.
328
Knapp, Moore R., Knapps Station
.336
Stacy, Isaac W., Somerville.
236
Groceries and Provisions. (See also Generat Merchants.)
Bonney, O. E. & Son, Potsdam.
.286
Butrick, C. H. & Co., Ogdensburg.
208
Denny, Israel, Ogdensburg.
270
Houston, R. H., Ogdensburg
184
Mulligan, Thomas, Ogdensburg
254
Munro, George A., Ogdensburg ...
212
Witherhead, George, Ogdensburg
20
Hair Tonics.
Lee, Norris, Ogdensburg, (Lee's Exco- nomicator,) 204 Moore, S. E., Ogdensburg, (The World's Improved Hair Invigorator) .362
Hardware. (See also General Merchants.)
Allen, W: B. & Co., Ogdensburg.
.208
Chaffee & Palmer, Heuvelton.
362
Harness, Trunks Etc.
West, William P., Heuvelton ..
.286
Hats, Caps Etc.
(See also Clothiers, and General Merchants.)
Greene & Co., Ogdensburg.
.290
Hay Rakes.
(See also Agricultural Implements.)
Proctor, Henry I., Ogdensburg.
246
Hotels.
Bentley House, Massena Springs
302
Central House, Gouverneur
.232
Duntons Hotel, Stockholm Depot.
.345
Empire Exchange Hotel, Colton
220
Gibson House, Massena Springs.
.394
Harrowgate House, Massena Springs ... 282 Lawton Hotel, Keenes Station. .326 Snyder Hotel, Heuvelton. 290
Whites Hotel, Massena 366
Human Hair Goods.
Lee, Norris, Ogdensburg
204
Insurance Agents.
Lindsay & Foster, Colton ...
220
Wood, C. V., Rossie
.390
Iron Founders.
Allen, W. B. & Co., Ogdensburg.
208
Justice of the Peace. PAGE
Vance, John A., Potsdam
.294
Lawyers.
Tappan & Erwin, Potsdam
302
Vance, John A., Potsdam.
294
Leather Belting.
Bliss Bros., Potsdam.
294
Leather and Findings.
Stinson, S. B., Gouverneur
232
Vilas, Alden, Ogdensburg.
212
Livery Stables.
Chatterton, Hiram, Ogdensburg.
378
Dunton, L. H., Stockholm Depot.
.345
Lawton, E. M., Keenes Station.
326
Sanborn, C. C., Colton.
.220
Machinists. (See also Iron Founders.)
Denny, Irael, Ogdensburg
270
Glass, John, Ogdensburg.
.366
Marceau, Chas., Ogdensburg.
246
Milk Pans.
(See also Stoves, Tinware Etc.)
Hurd, George W., Richville.
214
Milliners and Millinery.
(See also Dry Goods,and General Merchants.)
Quackenbush, Jennie Miss, Gouverneur 234
Mineral Springs.
Shedden, John W., Massena Springs. .. 282
Moldings, Brackets Etc.
Parkhurst, George W., Potsdam ..
.845
Mowers and Reapers. (See also Agricultural Implements.) Adriance, Platt & Co., New York, .. on Map Lord, G., Watertown,. inside first cover and 230, 327, 346 and 432
Music & Musical Instruments.
Barbour, W. J., Ogdensburg.
.228
Dowling, G. B., Canton.
192
Nursery.
Clark, A. F., Raymondville.
282
Painters. (House, Sign, Carriage Etc.)
Robinson, Chas. H., Madrid Springs ... . 270
Sparks, John C., Gouverneur.
.232
Photographers.
Dow, James M., Ogdensburg.
.229
Olds, E. H., Ogdensburg
.254
Physician.
Kingsley, W. J. P., Rome.
1
Pictures and Picture Frames.
Parkhurst, Geo. W., Potsdam
. 345
Planing Mills.
246
Brownson, E. S., Ogdensburg.
Planing and Saw Mill Manuf.
Glass, John, Ogdensburg.
.866
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS ..
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Platform Scales.
PAGE
Baldwin & Co., Potsdam.
270
Printing Offices.
Advance, Ogdensburg ..
.366
Courier & Freeman, Potsdam.
. 826
Plaindealer, Canton
224
Rising Sun and New York Recorder,
Gouverneur . ..
378
St. Lawrence Republican, and Daily
Journal, Ogdensburg
354
Times, Gouverneur
236
Produce Dealers.
Bonney, O. E. & Son, Potsdam. 286 Munro, Geo. A., Ogdensburg. 212
Railroads.
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg R. R.431
Syracuse Northern R. R. .372
Real Estate Dealers.
Hurd, Geo. W., Richville
214
. Smith, Horace, Canton
188
Salt and Lime.
Baldwin & Co., Potsdam.
270
Saw Manuf.
Guilford, S. T., Potsdam.
.390
Saw Mills.
Brownson, E. S., Ogdensburg ... 246
Knapp, Moore R., Knapps Station.
.336
Sewing Machines.
Freeman, D. J., Canton
192
Overton, Eli, Utica
2
Stinson, S. B., Gouverneur
232
Warner, J. S., Ogdensburg
.200
Shingle Mills.
Knapp, Moore R., Knapps Station.
Sporting Goods. PAGE
Warner, J. S., Ogdensburg.
200
Spring Beds.
(See also Furniture Dealers.)
Goodale, Wm. H., Colton
220
Stallion Proprietor.
Dalzell, Robert, Waddington
.350
Steam Engines, Boilers Etc.
(See also Boiler Manufs.)
Glass, John, Ogdensburg.
.. 366
Stencil Plates.
Bell Bros., Ogdensburg
.. 234
Stone Cutter.
Congalton, Wm., Ogdensburg.
184
Storrs', Automaton Pressman.
Storrs, L. B. & Son, Canton.
224
Stoves and Tinware.
Allen, W. B. & Co., Ogdensburg
208
. Chaffee & Palmer, Heuvelton.
.362
Higbee, S. H., Ogdensburg ....
.214
Waugh, W. J., Brasher.
180-xlvii
Undertakers.
Conley, Aaron B., Canton ..
188
Millard, H. F. & Co., Ogdensburg.
.328
Watches and Jewelry.
Bell Bros., Ogdensburg.
234
Reynolds, J. M. Jr. & Co., Gouverneur.254
Short, W. A., Gouverneur
.229
Warner, J. S., Ogdensburg.
.200
Wines and Liquors. (See also Groceries and Provisions,)
Baldwin, F. B., Ogdensburg .. ....
... 200
Wood Turner.
336 Proctor, Henry I., Ogdensburg .. .
.246
Ogdensburg Advance, as at pres- ent managed by Chas. J. Hynes, is a suc- cessful Newspaper. Its circulation is largely increased and it is worthy the liberal support it receives at the hands of the Democracy. Mr. Hynes has added so much to the office in the way of new type, presses and other material, that for fine printing the office cannot be excelled. Mr. Hynes seems to have the good will of the people, and is the only successful publisher of a Democratic paper in St. Lawrence Co. for many years. This is no doubt owing to his excellent business management. See advertisement on page 366.
John Moclennan, Stockholm Depot, N. Y., prints a card on page 378, in which he informs the public that he will execute jobs and contracts of Carpenters' and Builders' work in a workmanlike man- ner. We fully endorse his statement and believe those who employ him will get satisfaction. He is also a Cabinet Maker, and in this branch of the business he can please his customers by doing nice work reasonably.
Higbee & Baker, Tin and Stove dealer at Ogdensburg, advertises on page 214. Mr. Higbee of this firm has been located here many years, and is well known as a successful tradesman. Mr. Clark Baker, though a new man at the helm in this business, is well known in the county as a popular School Commissioner. We wish the new firm abundant success, and from our knowledge of the men, can guarantee their customers entire satisfac- tion. Remember to call and see their large assortment of goods when you are in town, so that when you want to purchase you will know where to go. [Since the above was written, Mr. Baker has retired, leaving S. H. Higbee as sole head of the business he has so successfully managed in the past.]
C. H. Butrick & Co., Grocers, at Ogdensburg, have made many friends during the few years they have been in business here. They keep on hand at all times an excellent stock of fresh Groceries which they are prepared to sell at fair living prices, such as anybody will be willing to pay. Card on page 208. 1
BUCKEYE Mower and Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfect Harvester in the World.
Adriance, Platt & Co., 165 Greenwich St., New York. See Card on Map.
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U. S. REVENUE OFFICERS-COURTS.
List of Officers employed in the District of Oswe- gatchie in Collecting the Revenue.
CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
Seth P. Remington, Collector,
Ogdensburg
Orlando F. Partridge, Deputy Collector,
Charles Shepard,
66
Edwin W. Thomas,
Albert Chismore,
Peter Robertson,
60
William A. Forrester, 66
Chippewa Bay
Henry Hooker,
Morristown
Andrew O'Neill,
Lisbon
John T. Rutherford,
Waddington
Danford Britton,
.Louisville
William S. P. Garvin,
Massena
Horatio G. Goodno, Inspector,
Ogdensburg
Edward Reynolds,
66
Frank Johnson,
Andrew Richardson, in the District 66
Edward Burns,
Ogdensburg Ferry
Henry M. Maguire, 66
Ogdensburg, O. & L. C. R. R. Depot .Louisville
Stephen Sharp,
Francis Kiah,
Ogdensburg
INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS.
E. D. Brooks, Collector, 17th District, .. Potsdam
Michael Mallon, U. S. Gauger, Ogdensburg
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COURTS IN ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY,-1873.
TO BE HELD AT THE COURT HOUSE IN CANTON.
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Circuit Courts and Courts of Oyer and Terminer.
Third Tuesday in February POTTER, Justice
Third Tuesday in June ... BOCKES, Justice
Second Tuesday in October POTTER, Justice®
Special Terms.
By Justice JAMES, at Ogdensburg, on the First and Third Tuesdays of each month, when not otherwise assigned.
County Courts and Courts of Sessions. CHARLES O. TAPPAN, County Judge.
Third Tuesday in April. . Grand and Petit Jury
Fourth Tuesday in August. . Petit Jury Second Tuesday in December .Grand and Petit Jury
Geo. A. Munro, Grocer &c., at Ogdensburg, will be glad to see you when you visit town. He can sell at a low price any article in the provision line you may need, and is always willing to take your farm produce, at the best market rates. He adver- tises on page 212.
William L. Best,
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
John H. Austin, Dry Goods and Carpet Dealer, at Ogdensburg, is a " self- made man." Beginning at the bottom of the ladder more than twenty years ago, as clerk in a small country store, his only capital, good health, willing hands and an honest heart, he soon after came to Og- densburg, where he also spent several years as a clerk. Always frugal and observing, Mr. Austin saved money while he was storing his mind with a good, practical business education. Some years since he purchased an interest in the business of his former employer, C. W. Gibbs, Esq., when the business was conducted under the firm name of Gibbs & Austin. After a while this copartnership was dissolved and Mr. Austin moved up town and opened a store in his own name, since which time his bus- iness has steadily increased. He is a good judge of goods and a close buyer, and is thereby enabled to give his customers the benefit of good bargains at low prices. Mr. Austin has this spring enlarged his business by the addition of a stock of Carpets and Oil Cloths, and as everything he has in this line is " bran new," we expect his store will be filled to overflowing with the eager crowds who will gather there to secure something newer than their neighbors have. Mr. Austin's stock in all depart- ments is large, and his clerks are courte- ous and obliging to customers. Enter Mr. Austin's name on your memorandum book as one of the places to stop at when you visit Ogdensburg. See card, page 433.
State Normal and Training School .- We take pleasure in directing the attention of our patrons and others, especially the young and those who have children to educate, to the State Normal and Training School at Potsdam. Those residing in St. Lawrence County and vicin- ity will find no institution of learning in their locality better qualified to impart those sterling qualities of head and heart with which all parents wish to endow their children than this, and none more worthy of their patronage and fostering protection ; while those at a distance will find it fully abreast with its seven competitors in this State, and equally meritorious. Its cur- riculum embraces a thorough academic course, for which tuition is charged, and when the student has acquired proficiency in this department he may avail himself of the gratuitous advantages of the Normal course, in which didactics is the promi- nent feature. No one who contemplates making teaching his vocation can afford to ignore the immense advantages, derived from the thoroughness and completeness of intellectual, moral and physical culture aimed at in institutions of this character. They are, as their name implies, model schools, and their object is to perfect as nearly as is possible those who come under their influence, and constitute them model teachers. For further information we refer the reader to the finely illustrated adver- tisement on page 314, and to the historical | fashionable garments ; and, on application, portion of this work on pages 180-xx and 180-xxi.
The Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad, with its branches, forms one of the grandest in- ternal improvements in the State, and has proved a source of immense wealth and benefit to the counties through which it passes. It has given a ready market to our surplus productions, and added greatly to the comfort of traveling. In constructing the road, the projectors employed the best engineers to be found, and spared no expense to render the work substantial, and the road to-day will compare favorably with any in the country. The Company's machine shops at Rome are very extensive, giving employment to a large force of men. Much of the rolling stock of the road is built there. Since the completion of this road, passenger trains have in the aggre- gate traveled more than 3,000,000 miles, and, as yet, so perfect are the arrangements, only one accident has occurred to trains, resulting in the death of a single passenger. What other road of equal length, and tran- sacting so much business, has proved as safe ? In conclusion, we would say, that the Conductors are invariably courteous, and polite to passengers. The officers always arrange the running time so as to connect with routes at either end of the road. Travelers going East or West will find this route both pleasant and expedi- tious. See Company's advertisement, page 431.
The Courier and Freeman, under the management of Elliott Fay, has grown in favor. wonderfully. Its circulation has been largely increased, owing in a great measure to the large amount of local cor- respondence supplied to the paper. Country newspaper publishers are begining to learn that it is poor policy to rely too much on clippings from city papers. Far- mers and Mechanics prefer incidents of local history, or news items, and the Cour- ier and Freeman fully meets the demand in this particular. Politically it is a staunch Republicar representative of the people of "old St. Lawrence." Mr. Sweet has recently become interested in the business, and it is to be hoped that the usefulness of the paper may be still further increased. The Job Department of this office is fully equal to any demands that may be made upon them. Long life to the paper and prosperity to its publishers and patrons is our earnest wish. Published at Potsdam. See adv. on page 326.
Butterick Co's Patterns, which have gained so much celebrity all over the country, have worked a change in the art of dress making. Formerly a pro- fessional dress maker must be called if fashionable garments were to be made ; but now all that is necessary is to send your address to MRS. ELI OVERTON, No. 205 Gen- esee Street, Utica, who is the agent for these patterns in Central New York, and she will mail a pamphlet, containing sev- eral hundred cuts of various styles of will send the patterns for a very small sum. Card on page 2.
POST. OFFICES AND POST MASTERS.
Post Offices and Post Masters in St Law- 'rence County.
POST OFFICE.
TOWN.
POST MASTER.
Brasher Falls.
, Brasher.
Thomas W. Wells
Brasher Iron Works
Brasher ..
John F. Skinner
Brier Hill
. Morristown, ... Warren F. Fitch
Canton
Canton, Wm. R. Remington
Chases Mills.
Louisville . Levi E. Barnett
Clarksborough
Clifton Hugh M. Gordon
Colton ..
Colton Hawley S. Hepburn
Crarys Mills
Potsdam. Aaron Barrows
DeKalb.
DeKalb John D. Kingsbury
DeKalb Junction.
DeKalb . Israel D. Smith
DePeyster
DePeyster Geo. H. Fleetham
East DeKalb
DeKalb
James M. Smith
East Pitcairn.
Pitcairn. . Simeon Wells
Edenton.
DePeyster Benj. F. Partridge
Edwards.
Edwards
.Lawson M. Gardner, Jr.
Edwardsville
Morristown
John Brewer
Ellsworth
Pierrepont Fine.
Edwin H. Dowling
Flackville
Lisbon .Mrs. Margaret Mccullough
.G. W. Kelly
Fullersville Iron Works.
Fowler
C. G. Edgerton
Gouverneur.
Gouverneur. . G. B. Winslow
Hailesborough
Fowler .G. D. Morrison
Hammond.
Hammond
David Moyer
Brasher
Wm. A. Hamlin
Hermon
Hermon
Albert M. Spaulding
Heuvelton.
Oswegatchie
John Pickens
Hopkinton.
. Hopkinton.
.K. S. Chittenden
Lawrenceville
Lawrence
. Elihu M. Dana
Lisbon.
Lisbon
Chas. W. Dillingham
Lisbon Center
Lisbon.
.Robert Akin
Louisville
Louisville
.Lafayette Baker
Louisville Landing.
Louisville.
James Matthews
Macomb
: Macomb
.David Day 2d
Madrid
Madrid
C. E. Chamberlain
Madrid Springs
Madrid
Chas. A. Chandler
Massena
Massena
Ethan F. Taylor
Massena Center
Massena
Ira Goodrich
Morristown
Morristown
. Henry Russell
Nicholville
Lawrence
. Carrie White
Norfolk
Norfolk.
Joseph C. Mould
North Hammond.
Hammond
Asa T. Barber
North Lawrence.
Lawrence Christiana E. Bean
North . Russell
Russell James L. Clark
North Stockholm
Stockholm.
Ira Hale
Ogdensburg.
Oswegatchie Roswell G. Pettibone
Parishville.
Parishville D. Asa Moore
Parishville Center
Parishville Wm. S. Brown
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