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SACKETT. HI. A., (Warsaw,) painter, grainer and paper hanger, Main. Summis, David, ( Warsaw,) lot 62, farmer 157.
Scott, Thos., (Warsaw.) lot 16. farmer 30. Scovel, E. O .. (Warsaw.) lot 49, farmer ty .. Scovel, E. W .. (Wareaw,) (with Volney Warren,) lot 30, farmer 78.
Scribner, Jay, ( Warsaw.) lot 41, farmer ?. Sceley. A. J., (Warsaw)) lot 42, farmer 50. Seely, Mary J., (Wir-aw,) lot 30, farmer 8. Selden, Flavel C., (Warsaw,) teacher.
Seyler, Peter, (Warsaw.) lot 56, farmer 50. Shader, Gilbert, ( Warsaw.) lot 60, mason. Shattuck, E. C .. ( Warsaw,) cabinet maker and undertaker. Main.
Sbay, Thos., ( Warsaw,) lot 34, track hand and farmer 284.
Shehan, James, ( Warsaw.) lot 48, farmer 60 Skinner, Edward, ( Warsaw,) lut 7, farmer 30.
Slocum, J. IL .. (Warsaw,) lots 4 and 5, fot- iner 69, and (with TV. C.,) 41.
Sloeuro, John D., (Warsaw,) lot 4, farmer 60.
Slocum, Nelson, (Warsaw,) lot 5, farmer 30. Slocum, W. C., ( Warsaw . Vlous 4 and 5, far- mer leases 69 and ( with J. If .. ) 41.
Smallwood, John, (Warsaw,) (will M. A. Atkins.) lot 4, farmer 103.
Smallwood, Michael, ( Warsaw.) lot 12, far- mer 300.
Smith. Caleb, (Warsaw.) lot 3, farmer 74.
SMITH, CHAS. B .. (Warsaw,) manuf. boots and shoes, Main.
Smith, E. B., (Warsaw,) retired fartner, Mechanic.
Smith, E. K., (Warsaw,) farmer 35. Smith, Geo., (Warsaw,) shoe maker, Main. SNITTEK, JACOR KK., : Warsaw:) phy- sician and surseon, Budsio St.
Staith, Philip, ( Warsaw., lot 60, dairyman, 30 cowe. and farmer 20.
Smith, W. T. & L. C., ( Warsaw,) props. of Bingham House, corner Main and Genesee.
SNYDER. D. D., (War-aw,) teacher of vo- (al minsie. Livingston.
SNYDER. GEORGE, ( Warsaw.) lot 53, far- mer lease- of John Stackweil. 6.
Spencer, A., (Warsaw.) (Spamicer & Dariz.) Spencer & Divis, (Warsaw,s .A. Spencer und W. W. Dacian livery and Stige prope, at Ardade. also farmers 82.
SPRACHE. J. W .. . Warsow,, Ettervitor. prop. of Warsaw Mills and Marmier Ix, foot of Court.
Spring, Alphous, (Warsaw,) lot 30, farmer 15. Standish, Orzemus, (Warsaw,) lot 17, far- mer 40.
Stearns. A. F .. (Warsaw,) lot 23, farmer leases of Willard Stearns, 117.
Stearns, Edwin, (Warsaw,) lot 50, farmer 50.
Stearns, Eugene, (Warsaw,) lot 25, far- mer 4.
Stearns & Fargo, (Warsaw.) (W. IF. Stearns and"S. T. Fargo,) dining sa- loon, Main.
Srearne, Geo .. (Warsaw.) lot 18. farmer 10). Stearns, Willard, ( Waresw,) lot 25, farmer 117.
Stearns, W. W., (Warsaw,) (Stearns & Furgo.)
Stears, Hiram, (Warsaw,) lot 43. farmer 100. Stevens, C. L., (Warsaw.) lot 42, farmer 30. Storz, George, (Warsaw,) lot 47, former 117.
Stortz, John, (Warsaw,) lot 43, farmer 1122%.
STRYKER, JOHN V. REV., (Warsaw,) rector of Trundty Church. Court.
Sturdevant. S. B., ( Warsaw.) lawyer, Main. Tuber, H. S., (Warsaw.) lot 35, farmer 117%. Talty. - -- , (Warsaw,) lot 31, former 50. Tanner, Ed., (Warsaw,) lot 4), farmer 49h. Tanner, Thos. W., (Warsaw,) lot 36, farmer 9).
Taylor, Joseph P., (Warsaw,) lot 49, farmer 203.
THAYER, L. W., (Warsaw,) attorney at law, corner Main and Gonesee.
Thayer, L. W. & L. L., (Warsaw,) attor- heys, Main.
THOMAS, G. W., (Warsaw,) manuf. of boots and shoes, Main.
Thorpe, Warren, (Warsaw,) farmer 51%, South Main.
Tibbits, John C., (Warsaw,) allo. phys :- cian and surgeon, Livingston.
Tinkhoan, Horace, ( Warsaw,) lot 25, farmer 1%.
Tormey, ---- Mrs., (Warsaw,) lot 39, far- mer 4.
Tripp, John. (Warsaw,) lot 48. farmer 71.
Truesdell. Edwin G .. (Warsaw.) constable and (with Philander Truesdell., farmer. Trucsdell, Blon G., (Warsaw, ) lot 25, fariner SO.
Truesdell, G. H., (Warsaw,) lot 42, fermier 30. Truesdell, John, (Warsaw,) lot 42, farmer 120. Truesdel!, John Jr., (Warsaw,) lot 43, far- mer 92.
Truesdell, Philander, (Warsaw, ) lot 25, Jus tice of the peace and farmer 170.
TULLER, C. L., (Warsaw)) mancf. of brooms and brushes, Brooklyn st.
Tunkr, R. M., (Warsaw, barnices maker and carriage trinuner, 2 doors south of 'post office, Main.
*TURNER, JOE BRAGG, (Warsaw.) horse shoving, manuf. of sheep shears, Jack
Turi ill. S. D .. ( War, swalot 56, former 11). Tyler. Henry. ( Warsaw, dlotti, resident. * UNITED STATES HOTEL. (WarSAW .: Main St., S. D. hchy . prop. Van Withuy, Martin, (Warsaw,) prop. of South Warsaw Hotel.
Vincent, Stephen G., ( Warsaw,) lot 41, far- mer 110%.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
PUBLISHERIS NOTICES.
The Wyoming Democrat, War- saw, N. Y., was started as a seven colnmin Democratic paper in the Spring of 1863. Its course has been steadily onward and upward, its circolation and advertising patronage increasing steadily year by year. It has been enlarged twice, is now printed on a first-class Cylinder Power Press, and is one of the largest papers in the County. It was started by the present proprietor, Mr. John Ransom, and is edited by him, in con- nection with Mr. L. N. Wilson, as asso- ciate editor. See advertisement on page 150.
Moses Dolheer, proprietor of Ferry Carriage Factory, Perry, N. Y .. advertises on page 146. Mr. Dolbeer has for some time riven his attention to the manufacture of all kinds of carringes and wagons, selecting the best of materials and employing good workmen, so that all work allowed to leave the shop will stand the test of service. Let those who want a good waron or carriage call and select from the assortment always on hand or have one made to order.
R. I. Wygant, dealer in Books, Stationery, Wall Paper. &c., Perry, N. Y .. is prepared to supply his customers with anything usually found in a store of this kind. In the line of Pictures, Frames and Fancy Goods, there is an almost endless variety to suit the tastes of all. Those in want of any article of that kind will find it for their advantage to call aud examine be- fore purchasing. See card, page 146.
John Karcher, Merchant Tailor, At- tica, N. Y., keeps a good assortiment of Cloths and Ca-simeres of good qualifies, which be will make up to order in the best manner. Mr. K's stock of Furnishing Goods is large and full, and Hars, Caps. Boots and Shoes, of all kinds and sizes, cro furnished to customers at low prices. Give him a call, West Side Market Street. His card appears on page 142.
Attlea Marble Works. - Mr. Julius Bauer keeps a fine assortiment of Ameri- can and Italian Marble at his vard on Mar- het street, which he is prepared to mann- Picture isto Head Stones, Monuments. Vases, U'rns, or any other form to suit cus- tomers. Those who are acquainted with Mr. Baner need not he told that they can procure first-class work at his shop. To others we say call and see the specimens always on exhibition. See card, page 130. I charges moderate.
Monroe House, Warsaw Depot, under the proprietorship of M. J. Monroe, offers convenient and comfortable accom- modations for the traveling public. Per- sons with teams will find good stabling and reasonable charges. Call and see. Card appears on page 120.
J. C. Pitts, F. D., U. S. Examining Surgeon and Practicing Physician, Warsaw, N. Y., publishes a card on page 138. Dr. Pitts will attend to all calls and spare Do pains to render bis services acceptable to the afflicted.
Joe Bragg Turner, Warsaw, N. Y .. bas a card on page 142, setting forth to the public the fact that he mannfactures Shears, Knives and various kinds of Cutlery to suit customers. Those who have tested his work pronounce it equal to the manufac- turer's recommend. If your Gun or your Revolver is ont of order, take it to Tarner and he will put it in order. Horse-shov- ing done in the best manner.
Mrs. Mary A. Sampson, Arcade. N. Y., advertises a Farm for sale. Judging from the description, we should say that this farm occupies a desirable location for any person who wishes to engage in the pleasant and healthy employment of farmi- ing. See advertisement on page 188.
A. J. White, Artist, proprietor of the Castile Picture Gallery, advertises on page 156. Mr. White carries on Photography in all its branches with all the modern im- provements, in all styles and sizes. Pic- tures finished in India Ink or Water Colors. Oll pictures enlarged and finished in the buststyle. A great variety of Frames are always on hand. His facilities for taking outside views are unsurpassed in this vi- cinity. Give him a call.
Mrs. C. V. Milion, fashionable Mil- liner and Dressmaker. Main Street. Ar. cadr. N. Y., advertises ou page :10. Mrs. K. keeps a choice assortment of Millivery stad Fancy Goods, and all articles usually Kept in a first class Military store. trave er a call.
II. P. Bellowe, Carrisgo Irone: Arcade, N. Y .. publishes a card on page 2hr He gives particular attention to Ho !: p Shoeing and all kinds of repairing. \ !! work done with neatnese and dispatch, and
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Walker, HI. F., (Warsaw,) lot 57, farmer | Wiggins, Geo., (Warsaw,) lot 7, farmer 48. 525.
Walker, John. (Warsaw.) lot 15, farmer 71.
*WALKER. L. E., (Warsaw.) dealer in books, stationery musical merchandise. pictures and picture frames, wall paper and decorations, also publisher of stereoscopic views, Main.
Walker. L. B .. (Warsaw,jeweler. Main. Warner. Linns, (East Gainesville,) iot 9, faruier 150.
Warner. Win. T., (East Gainesville,) lot 9, firmer 137.
Warren. Russell, (Warsaw,) lot 31, farmer 100.
Warren, Volnev, (Warsaw.) (with E. W. Scovel.) lot Su. farmer ts.
*WARSAW MANUFACTURING CO .. (Warsaw.) (Hon. Augustus Frank, Jus. E. Kitebu. J. W. Brown, Geo. W. Frank, N. B. ContMe, manuf's. of and dealers in lember and building materials, capi- tal $30.000.
Warsaw Omnibus & Coal Co .. (Warsaw.) ( T. H. Buxton, W. W. Diris and Mat
WATROUS, AUGUSTUS, (Warssw,) lot 32, farmer NO).
Webb, D. C., ( Warsaw,) sub agent C. S. Express Co .. Main. WEDSTER, GORHAM, (Warsaw,) master ! Woodward, N. S., (Warsaw,) lot 13, farmer builder, Court. Woodward, Samuel, (Warsaw,) lot 21, far- 511. mer 102. Webster. M. P., (Warsaw.) lot 26, farmer 73. West, John, ( Warsaw.) billiard room, Main. *WORKMAN. A. S., (Warsaw,) manaf. of cigars, Main. *WESTERN NEW YORKER, (Warsaw.) Dudley & Merrill. publ shers. W. U. Telegraph Office, (Warsaw,) A. T. Brown. operator, Main. Whitlock, Harry, ( Warsaw.) lot 81, farmer 200.
Whitlock, Samuel, (Warsaw,) lot. 22, far- mer 336. Whitlock, Samuel, ( Warsaw,) lot 31, farmer 300,
Whitlock. S. N .. ( Warsaw.) crockery, glass. stone and wooden ware, grocerie- and provisions. Main.
Young. Peter. (Warsaw,) lot 44, farmer 31. Wiesseman. C. A .. (Warsaw,) pastor of / Zahm, Joseph, (Warsaw,) (P. Zahm & Bro.) Evangelical Association Church.
WIGGINS, ANNEN. (Warsaw,) lot 8, far- mer 23 ..
Wilcox, Beman, (Warsaw,) lot 54, farmer 70.
Willie, Henry, (Warsaw.) lot 7, farmer 66, Wilkin, Jas., ( Warsaw,) police constable and collector, Liberty.
WILKINS, J. H., (Warsaw,) prop. of American Hotel and wholesale liquor store, Main.
Willard, Ferdinand L., (Warsaw.) lot 42, carpenter and joinet and farmer 2.
Willcox, J. Morgan, (Warsaw,) attorney, Main.
WILLIAMS, ALPHONZO C. REV., (War- saw,) pastor of 1st Baptist Church, Warsaw.
Williams, C. P., (Warsaw,) (Williams & Crippin.)
WILLIAMS & CRIPPIN, (Warsaw,) (C. P. Williams and D. A. Crippin,) carriage makers. Main.
Williams, E. E .. (Warsaw.) pastor of Con- gregational Church, Buffalo St.
*WILSON, L. N., (Warsaw,) associate editor of Wyoming Democrat and Ma- sonic Tidings.
Wolcott, Samuel P., (Warsaw,) lot 42, blacksmith and farmer 30.
Wyoming County National Bank, (Warsaw.) corner Main and Buffalo, Lloyd A. Hay- ward. president ; II. A. Metcalf, cashier.
*WYOMING DEMOCRAT,(Warsaw.) Jobn Ransom, editor and proprietor; L. N. Wilson, associate editor.
Zahm, P. & Bro., (Warsaw.) (Joseph.) ready made clothing, hats, caps, gente' fur- nishing goods, &c.
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WYOMING COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
VERANOUS CALEINE, Carriage Making and Ropairing!
OF ALL KINDS. HORSE SCOMING
And Custom Work of all kinds, by experienced workmen. All kinds of STENCIL PLATES Cut to Order. Varysburgh, - Wyoming Co., N. Y,
Masonic Tidlings is a Semi-Monthly Newspaper in octavo form. Is the organ of | stitution, advertised on page Ish, was es- the great fraternity of Free Masons and cir- culates extensively all over the United States. It was started in 1865. by John Ransom, who now owns it. The editorial corps is composed of Fast Grand Master, John W. Simous, of New York : John Han- som and LaBaum N. Wilson. It has twice been enlarged and is now printed on a sheet 28 by 42 in size. See card on page 163. tablished in 1835 as a Young Ladies' Semi- pary. it is now open for both sexes and offers rare inducements for all who wish to avail themselves of the advantages of a ischool where thorongh instruction is given and the morals and manners of the students are not neglected. Those wishing further particulars will address the principal, Dans Jenison, Gainesville, N. Y.
American Hotel, West side Market Street, Attica, N. Y., hader the proprietor- ship of Henry Van De Water, offers superior | furnish dairymou and dealers, in any quit- tity required. They are also the proprietors of a Saw and Planing Mill. where all work in that line will be executed in the best manner. See card, page 174.
inducements to travelers and others who wish for good comfortable quarters, a good table and reasonable charges. Those who travel with their own teams will find good stabling and attentive grooms. See card on page 13S.
J. I. GIbeon, Arcade, N. Y., adver- tises on page 130. We commend his estab- lishment to all who want anything inteo line of Books. Stationery. Pictures, Toys. Drugs, Medicines &c., feeling well assured that he who cannot find something to his taste at Gibson's, will have to go ontside of the County for it. Mr. G. is also pre- pared to do Plain and Ornamental Job Printing in good style. Call and see.
.Joseph Coty, Merchant Tailor, Castile, N. Y., pablishes a card on page 190. Mr. Coty keeps a good assortment of Cloths and will make garments to order in the best style. Those who wish for substantial and elegant suits will get fils by calling at Coty's. Call and see.
J. W. Joues, Johnsonburgh, N. Y .. manufactures Carriages and Wagons of va- rious kinds, which he will sell at the low- "At pos-ibie rates consistent with living. Those who wish anything in this line will consult their own interest by giving Mr. Joues their patronage. He is prepared to do all kinds of repairing in the best man- ner. See card, page 160.
Gainesville Seminary .- This in-
Stoele & Son, manufacturers of Cheese Boxes, Java Village, N. Y., are prepared to
Charles C. Palmer, Surgeon Den tist, Pike, N. Y., publishes a card on page 174. Those who are so unfortunate as to lose the teeth given them by nature, will be supplied with excellent substitutes by calling on Dr. Palmer. All work pertain- ing to the Dental profession will be per- formed in good style.
A. II. Royd, F. D., advertises on pare 174. He is located at Eagle Village. and gives his attention to the practice of his profession, giving special attention to Chronic diseases. Let the afflicted cive him a call. We believe he is worthy of the confidence of the community.
.T. A. Thomson, dealer in General Merchandise, Castile Station, N. Y., xdvertis- ve on page 151. His stack of Dry Good. Aire. varios, Hate. Caps, Boots, Shoes, and au articles usually kept in a country store. br2 been selected with reference to the want And bis customers, who will find it for their a. vantage to give him's call. Mr. Thomson also keeps the best brands of Flour, and buys and sells all kinds of Country Pro- dnee. Those interested in buying or selling will do well to call.
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(Post Office Addresses in Parentheses.)
Adams, Geo .. (WetherySeld.) lot 33, farmer [ Butler, Washington, (North Java,) (with leases of Cyrus Adams, 105.
Allen, Frank, (North Java,) lot 63, farmer lenses 31. Allen, Leaac E., (Hermitage,) lot 13, farmer 350.
Allen, Russell, (North Java,) lot 62, farmer 34.
Allen, Seth P .. (East Java,) lot 58, farmer 100.
Andrews, John, (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 16, farmer 317.
Anstin, Lemuel, (Hermitage.) lot 2, farmier 237.
Baker, Leonard. (Wethersfield,) lot 41, far- mer leases 105.
Baker, Nelson C., (Wethersfield,) lot 31, farmer.
Baker, Søinnel, (Wethersfield,) lot 25, far- mer 50.
Beadle. Elias, (Hermitage,) lot 19, farmer 110.
Beadle. E. Miss, (Hermitage,) milliner and dress maker. Belden, B. B. (Dermitage,), los 17, farmer 145. Belden, Horace, (Hermitage,) lot 18, farmer 80.
Blise. Frank E., (Wethersfield Springs,) physician and surgeon.
Blodget, James L., (Hermitage,) post mas- ter, couveyancer, broker and farmer 102.
Blodget, Lewis, (Hermitage,) lot 4, farmer 25.
Boddy, John, (Hermitage,) lot 20, produce dealer and farmer 240.
BODDY, WILLIAM.(Wetbersheld Springs,) deputy post master and general ter. chaat.
Bradley, Harvey, (North Jars,) lot G4, far- mer $1.
Brewer. Cornelius, (Hermitage,) lot 1, far-
Briges, Alfred, (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 15, farmer leases of Chauncey Doolittle,
Briggs. Chester. (Hermitage) (with Mason !'3.(.) lot 32, saw and rain de bal Bryant. Iemes : Wethersfield, ) lut 59, black- whith and farmer 105.
Bryant. James. Jr .. ( Wethersfield,) lot 58. farmer :PArc6 105.
Bryant, Spencer. (Wethersfield,) lot 50, root dryer.
Daniel B. Whipple.) lot 56, farmer 200. Canfield. Patrick, (Hermitage,) lot 53, far- mer leases 50.
Carpenter. Hiram E .. (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 39, farmer 119%.
Carpenter. Oliver A., (Wethersfield Springs.) lot 31, farmer 101}%.
Carpenter, Samuel, (Hermitage,) lot 53, far- mer 50.
Chandler, Eli. (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 16. farmer 20.
Chandler, Joseph A .. (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 16, farmer 112. Charles, Homer 8., (Hermitage,) lot 37, far- mer CS.
Charles, Joseph P., (Hermitage,) lot 21, farmer 114.
CHARLES, RICHARD L., (Hermitage,) justice of the peace and manuf. of boots and 8h008.
CHARLES, WM. HENRY,(Hermitage,) lot 08. farmer 180.
Charles, Willie R., (Hermitage,) shoe Maker.
Clark. Eliza Mrs., (East Java,) lot 52, farmer 100.
Clevland, Job, (Wethersfield,) lot 35, far- mer 90.
Clevland, Lorenzo D., (Wethersfield,) lot 34. farmer 90.
Cobb. Ira. (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 24, farmer 50.
COLBERN, OLIVER, (Wethersfield Springs,) boots and shoes.
Collins, Patrick, (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 48. farmer 50.
Conly, Jotin, ( Wethersfield,) lot 43, farmer
CONNOLLY, MICHAEL, (East Java,) (with Thomas.) lot 60, farmer 150.
CONNOLLY, THOS., (East Java,) (with Michael,) lot 60, farmer 150.
CONROY, JAMES W., (North Java,) lot 61, farmer 75 aud leases 90.
Coville, Reuben R., (Hermitage,) lot 21, farmer #23.
Crommell, James, ( East Java,) lot 61, black- smith and farmer 50.
Currier. Smith, ( Wethereffekt,) lot 49, far- iner 1 and has charge of C. W. Jewel's farin. 3.
Curtis, James, (North Java,) (with Mrs. Julia Baldo.ylot 61, prop. North Weth- eretield Cheese Factory and fariner 30.
Barr, Lyman, (Wethersfield,) lot 50, farmer | Curtis, Oliver P., 2(Wethersfield,) lot 43, 146 %. farmer 90.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICES.
PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
The Attica Atlas, published at At- tica, N. Y., by Silas Folsom, was started in 1851, and bas been served to its sub- scribere without interruption to the pres- ent time. It appeared in new type on the first of the present year and bids fair to disseminate the principles of the Democ- racy of the County for the remainder of the century. Each number contains a summa- ry of local and general news, and commqui- cations upon topics of interest. Job Print- ing in its various forms executed at all times. The paper is advertised on page 184.
John A. Hubbell, Merchant Tailor, Warsaw, N. Y., keeps a select stock of goods which he will make up to order for bis customers. Mr. If. thoroughly under- stands his business and will spare no pains to render his work equal to any in the State. His stock of Furnishing Goods is just such as his customers want, and he selle as low as his neighbors. Give bim a call. His card appears on page 156.
James O. MeChire, dealer in Drage, Medicines, Chemicals and Fancy Goods, Main Street, Warsaw, N. Y., is prepared to put up prescriptions and furnish all articles usually kept in a first-class Drug Store. A great variety of plain and fancy Stationery Is kept, and Mr. M. proposes to be sur- passed by none, either in the quality of the goods or the lowness of the price. Call and examine before making your purchases. His card appears on page 156.
Ernest Schaub!in carries on the Blacksmithing basiness at Varysburgh, N. Y., where he will show your horses or your oxen, and do any other kind of blacksmith. ing to suit bis customers. See card, page 100.
Johnsonburgh Hotel is kept by Lott Shaw, who takes pains to supply the wante of bis rue-ts, providing them with good comfortable rooms, clean beds and a table spread with the best the market af- fords. His stables are good and nothing is wanting to render this house a comfort- able home for the traveler. See card, page 210.
Eagle Hotel, Eagle Village, N. Y .. is one of the best country hotels to be found in this part of the State. Mr. Geo. B. MeCraley, the proprietor, is the prince of good fellows. and has the happy faculty of making his guests feel at home. Every- thing about the house is neat, clean and in good order, and the weary traveler need not fear when he lies down at night that he will be carried off piece-meal before morn- ing. See card, page 194.
Strykersville Marble Works .- Mr. Truman Royce, the proprietor of these extensive works, gives the public due notice. in an advertisement published on page 164, that he has a large stock of Mar- ble which his customers can have ent to order by calling on him. He buys hisstock directly from the quarries or importers and cannot be undersold. Granite of the best quality from different quarries can be pro- cured on short notice. . Call and see his de- signs and specimens of hie work.
Gien & Mall Manofacturing Co., of Rochester, manutecture superior Threshing Machines, Horst Powers and other agricultural implements. Their works have been established more than 40 years. during which time they have sup- plied machines to many thonsand custom- ers in all parts of the country. For further particulars of this worthy establishment, we refer the reader to their advertisement on page 206.
D. F. Bishop, NI. D., Lockport. N. Y., advertises on page 126. It is with pleasure that we are permitted to call the attention of those afflicted with Can- cer, to Dr. Bishop's mode of treatment .- Past success is the best recommendation that can be given in favor of his mode of treatment.
Tuproved Gerard .- Read the al- vertisement beaded " The celebrated Oroide Watch." The advertisers (Mesers. James Gerard & Co.,) are actually selling these Watches at twelve dollars, fifteen dollars. and twenty dollars each; and that they strictly RESEMBLE gold we isow -- that they Weer like gold, a friend of ours, who has WOW ONE SIX MONTHS, asSures HA; and that they are. therefore, (in the words of
S. Newcomb & Son, Carriage Mak. ers, Pike, N. Y., offer rate inducenients to those wishing any kind of Eight Carriage. |the advertisement) "as good as gold, in as they select the best of stock and make it fall respects, except intrinsic value." We up in & substantial and elegant manner. have reason to believe. Every watch is Their work has stood the test of wear and . GUARANTEED by special certificate .- 2/122- not been found wanting. Give them a call, beth (N. J.) Journal. Bee card on Map They advertise on page 182. of County.
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Done, Albert N., (Wethersfield Springe,) [ HAMMOND, ANSEL, (Hermitage.) lot 5, lot 16, farmer leases 170.
Doolittle, Channey, (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 15, farmer 125.
Doolittle, Eli P., (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 16, constable and farmer 40.
Doolittle, Ormus, (Wethersfield Springs,) post master and farmer 600.
Downing. Mason, (North Java.) lot 55, far- mer.
Dunbar, Jones, (Hermitage,) lot 45, farmer 60.
Dann, Justin, (Hermitage.) lot 1, farmer 3. Dunning, David, (North Java,) lot 63, farmer 117.
Eastman, Vincon D .. (Hermitage.) lot 36, justice of the peace and farmer 260.
Eddy. Edward, (Wethersfield Springs.) cooper.
Edmonds, L. D., (Wethersfield Springs,) (with --- Tan Vandenburg,) lot 31, far- mer 203.
Elwell, Everett, (Hermitage,) lot 30, farmer 25.
ELWELL, JOIIN F., (Hermitage,) lot 30, farmer 24.
Farman, Samuel A., (Hermitage,) general merchant.
Fisk, Chas. D., (Wethersfield.) Int 51, fer- mer leases of Betsy Barnard. 50.
FORNCROOK, CHAS. C., (Hermitage,) blacksmith and farmer S.
FRANKLIN. HENRY, (Wethersfield Springs.) farmer 221. Franklin, Philo. ( Wethersfield Springs, ) lot 18, farnier leases 21.
TREER, NILES, (Hermitage,) lot 20, far- mer 100.
French, Benjamin F., (Hermitage,) lot :. farmer 250. French, Martin M., (Wethersfield,) lot 42, farmer 120.
GALLEGAR, THOS., (East Java,) lot 53, farmer 100.
Galligan. Patrick, (Hermitage,) lot 45, far- mer 156.
Gardner, Abial, (Wethersfield,) lot 51, far- mer 75.
Gardner, Nathaniel. (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 46. farmer 113.
Gay. Benjamin F., (Wethersfield Springs,) lot 31, farmer 140.
Getty, Augustus, (North Java,) lot 62, far. mer 205.
Gleason. Hudson, (North Java,) lot 55, far- mer 10%.
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