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Williams Mrs. Mary, res Front opposite German Reformed Church.
Williams E. A., finisher, res S P Lane.
Williams L., engineer, res cor 3d and Gay.
Willis J., wire drawer, res S sd Mound bet 3d and 4th.
Willis Wm., livery stable, Fair al bet State and Broad sts. Willis C., works for Hayden, res Rich bet 4th and 5th. Wilson F. R., plow maker, Gill's foundry.
Wilson John, engineer, res Mound fifth house from Front. Wilson G. B., printer, res W sd 3d bet Friend and Mound. Wilson Robert, res Rich cor Scioto.
Wilson F., car builder, res S side Noble st bet Front st and Fair alley.
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Wilson Samuel, Warden of Penitentiary.
Wilson L. E., clerk, res S sd Oak bet 7th and 8th.
Wilson B., notary public and assistant insurance agent, office with Warren Jenkins, res E side 6th bet Friend and Mound.
Wilson O., clerk, bds at Capitol House.
Wilson James, Prison guard.
Wilson Henry, register in Treasurer's office, res NE corner Gay and Front.
Wilson W. A., works for Ohio Tool Co.
Wilson Charles, res on State av.
Wiltz F., works at Hayden's iron works.
Winn J., carpenter, res W sd 8th bet Broad and Long.
Winchester D. D., daguerrean artist, E sd High bet Exchange and City Banks, bds with F. Drake.
Winders John, mason, res E sd 7th bet Broad and Long.
Winders A. J., do res on alley bet 5th and 6th sts.
Windesdorfer L., boarding house, W sd Front bet Town and Rich.
Winbigler Jacob, carpenter, res N sd Rich bet 5th and 6th. Wing Charles F., clerk, bds with D. Stone.
Wing T. R., res S sd Friend bet High and 3d.
Wingler C., res N sd South bet 5th and 6th.
Winkler C., porter in Auditor's office.
Winterbotham R., res S sd North bet High and 3d.
Winterbotham J. H., merchant, W sd Front bet Spring and North.
Wirth F., res 6th bet Mound and South.
Wirth F. W., segar dealer, W sd High bet Rich and Friend, res Front bet Mound and South.
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Wirth Adam, clerk, res High near Canal st.
Witmer Fred., bds with Belcher.
Witmer Charles, do do.
Witenman X., res E sd High S of S P Lane.
Wittman P., laborer, res N side Franklin av bet 5th and 6th sts.
Witte A., language teacher, res W sd Front bet Mound and Scioto.
Wittenmeyer George, res E sd 6th bet Mound and Friend. Wise F., blacksmith, res Cherry al bet 4th and 5th sts.
Wise J., waiter in saloon at Neil House.
Wiswall George, sign painter, office N side Broad bet High and Front.
Woahele M., carpenter, res S sd S P Lane bet High and 3d. Wolf M., boarding house, 114 High.
Wolf David, saddler, bds with J. E. Bayler.
Wolf Carl, cabinet maker, res S P Lane.
Wolf F., instrument maker, W sd High S of S P Lane.
Wolf Charles, laborer, res S sd S P Lane bet High and 3d. Wolfeart B., res 6th S of S P Lane.
Woelfel Joseph, carpenter, bds with J. Woelfel.
Woelfel J., laborer, res E end New.
Worthington A. S., livery stable, Fair alley bet Rich and Friend.
Worthington S. H., res High bet Rich and Friend.
Worthington A. M., bds with Mrs. Crawford.
Worrel Samuel, saddler, bds with E. Spurgeon.
Wormley T. G., M. D., office E sd High, Museum building. Worllef C. A., works for Ohio Tool Co.
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Wood Thomas, carpenter, res N sd Rich bet High and 3d. Wood Julius J., pearl starch man'f, bds at Capitol House. Woods C., res High near South.
Woodbury D. T. & Co., merchants, No 6 Gwynne Block.
Woodbury D. T., bds with Mrs. Medbery.
Wooster David R., carriage painter, W side 3d bet Gay and Long.
Woolard Wm., res W sd Front bet Long and Spring.
Wotring S. P., clerk, bds at U S Hotel.
Wright A., mechanic, res N sd North bet High and 3d.
Wright G. H., Prison guard, bds the same.
Wright S. E., President C & X Railroad, res NW cor Rich and 5th.
Wright J., works for Ohio Tool Co.
Wyckoff A. & O., man'fs chain pumps.
Wyckoff A., res W sd Water bet Gay and Long.
Wyckoff W., do do do.
Wykes E. S., daguerrean artist, Penniman block, High, bds U S Hotel.
Wyley Andrew, laborer, res South second house from High.
Y ARLEY JOHN, laborer, res W side 4th N of Spring. Yarley M., mason, res Front near Mound.
Yenner J. J., shoemaker, res cor 5th st and Cherry al. Yocum John, tailor, res S sd Rich bet Front and Scioto. Youel J. R., teamster, res cor Lynn al and Water st. Youmans James, M.D., res S sd Rich near High. Young David, proprietor of El Dorado House.
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Young W. H., carpenter, res N sd Oak bet 4th and 5th. Young S., tinner, bds cor Friend and Town. Young J. F., Temperance House, SW cor Town and 4th. Yohantzen Peter, res Bank al bet Broad and Gay.
DEHNACKER M., boarding house, W sd High S of S P Lane.
Zettler J. & Co., grocers, cor 4th and Friend, res same.
Zeigler W., moulder, res 5th bet Broad and Gay.
Zeigler H., mechanic, do
do do.
Zeigler Jas., painter, do do do.
Zeigler Charles, do do do.
Zeigler Mrs., do do
do.
Zeigler D., laborer, res Cleve. av N of Broad st.
Zengler M., stone cutter, res S P Lane E of High.
Zinn Samuel, moulder, SW cor High and Spring. Zinn D., teamster, res S sd Long bet High and 3d. Zinn S., works for Ohio Tool Co.
Zimmerman F., brewer, N sd South bet High and 3d. Zimmerman John, works for Ohio Tool Co.
Zimmer J., laborer, res S P Lane bet 6th and 7th. Zipp Jacob, res cor S P Lane and New st. Zollinger C. W., livery stable, NW cor Fair and Sugar als. Zollinger J., hotel, S sd Broad bet Front and Water.
Steel, Copper and Wood Engraving.
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4TH DOOR NORTH.AMERICAN HOTEL HIGH STREET, COLUMBUS, O.
SEAL ENGRAVING, AND ELECTROTYPING EXECUTED IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART.
Business, Visiting, Wedding, and Professional Cards ; Maps, Diplomas, Certificates, &c., &c., neatly Engraved and Printed. Cards and Wedding Stationery always on hand. Seals for Lodges, Encampments, Divisions, Notaries Public, County Officers, Societies, Insurance Companies, Bankers, Merchants, &c., &c., with Felch's Improved Percussion and Lever Presses, fitted up on scientific principles, with his Improved Electrotype Counters, which will outwear ten of the ordinary counters, always yielding a sharper impression, to which the public attention is particularly directed. No extra charge for Electrotype Counters.
Portraits, Views of Buildings, Machinery, Book and Magazine Illustrations, and everything in the line of Wood Engraving, executed in the best possible manner. Ay Landscape and Machinery Drawing neatly executed. OFFICE 4th door North of the American Hotel, High-st., over Savage's Jewelry Store.
[COLUMBUS, January 1st, 1855.
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S. H. BURR & CO. Booksellers & Stationers,
No. 1 ODEON BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE STATE HOUSE COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Keep Constantly on Hand a Complete Assortment of
School, Medical, Miscellaneous,
THEOLOGICAL AND SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
Blank Books, in every Variety, Style, Size and Quality.
STAPLE & FANCY STATIONERY, WALL AND WINDOW PAPERS. Window Curtains and Fixtures.
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, ETC.
WRITING PAPER OF EVERY KIND. A DEPOT
FOR ALL THE NEW PUBLICATIONS OF THE DAY.
Orders Promptly and Faithfully attended to.
S. B. HANNUM, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
COPYIST
PRACTICES LAW IN THE SUPREME, COMMON PLEAS & PROBATE COURTS, AND BEFORE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Particular attention paid to the Collection of Claims, taking Depositions, and copying Lawyer's Briefs.
Every description of instruments legally drawn, and wri- ting done with accuracy and dispatch, at moderate prices.
REFERENCES :
SWAYNE & BABER,
BACKUS & GEIGER,
SWAN & ANDREWS, . GEORGE M. PARSONS.
Columbus, Ohio.
NEW FASHIONABLE
AND
SHOE STORE.
M. & F. FASSIG, Armstrong's New Building, High Street, Between Town and Rich.
By doing good work, in a fashionable style, and in a faith- ful manner, they respectfully ask for a share of the public patronage.
FITCH & BORTLE, forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS,
RAIL ROAD WAREHOUSE,
WEST END OF SCIOTO BRIDGE, BROAD ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO.
H. FITCH,
DEALER IN
FLOUR, SALT, WATER LIME, AND
All Kinds of Produce,
WEST END OF SCIOTO BRIDGE, BROAD ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO.
CITY BREWERY H. HOSTER & CO.
This old establishment has recently been very much en- larged and improved, and its business capacities increased. The public are invited to continue to extend their pat- ronage.
W. R. PARK'S
LIVERY STABLE.
REAR OF NEIL HOUSE, COLUMBUS, OHIO.
KILBOURNE, KUHNS & CO. DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND GERMAN HARDWARE.
SIGN OF THE GILT BROAD AXE,
NO. 159 HIGH ST., BETWEEN STATE & TOWN, A COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Leather Belting, Hace, Leather & Bum Dachikg, MULAY MILL, CIRCULAR, CROSSCUT AND OTHER SAWS, MECHANICS & FARMERS' TOOLS,
STEEL PLOWS,
LOCKS, NAILS, GLASS, SASH, BLINDS, PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES.
WM. ODRISCALL DEALER IN
Catholic & Miscellaneous Books, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, ETC. ALL CHEAP FOR CASH. South-East Corner Third and State Street, COLUMBUS, OHIO.
C. A. WAGNER & CO, OYSTER & FISH DEPOT.
DEALERS IN
PICKLED GOODS, PRESERVES, JELLIES, KETCHUPS, SAUCES, SARDINES. PURE WINE, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, STOMACH BITTERS, CIGARS, &c. &c. -- ALSO --- NATIVE OHIO SPARKLING CATAWBA, ISABELLA, AND ALL KINDS OF STILL OR DRY WINES.
Forwarding & Commission Elerchant,
AND DEALER IN PRODUCE, FISH, SALT, FLOUR, COAL AND PLASTER.
East End of National Road Bridge, COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Cash paid at all times for WHEAT, CORN, RYE, FLAX, CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
Will store or forward with dispatch, by Railroad or Canal, any amount of goods of reasonable terms.
DR. R. P. LITTLE,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
ORDOS
CREM GALS, Dental and Surgical Instruments,
WINDOW GLASS AND GLASS WARE, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, BRUSHES, SOAP, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, Patent & Family Medicines. West Side High-St., bet. State & Town, Columbus, Ohio.
STATE STREET LIVERY STABLE, East of the Post Office,
HORSES 9 BUGGIES
AND FAMILY CARRIAGES AT SHORT NOTICE. JOHN BAGSHAW, Proprietor. COLUMBUS, OHIO.
JOHN PIRRUNG, FURNITURE DEALER. South Side Friend-St. between 4th & 5th. COLUMBUS, OHIO. Keeps constantly on hand a great variety of Furniture, including COTTAGE, FRENCH & HIGH POST BEDSTEADS. -ALSO-
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER.
Remember the place, John Pirrung's, Friend street, be- tween 4th and 5th.
DAGUERREOTYPES.
D. D. WINCHESTER
WOULD most respectfully invite persons wishing DAGUER- REOTYPES of themselves or friends, to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere, as he is confident that the induce- ments offered at his Room
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
My patrons may rest assured that nothing of importance, in this art, has been overlooked by the subscriber ; he being posted in all its minute operations from its first introduction into this country ; and from the
VERY LARGE NUMBER OF PICTURES
he has sold in this city, he thinks he can confidently say that the Daguerreotypes taken at his Room are inferior to none, and very much better than many produced by others. Persons wishing
CRAYON DAGUERREOTYPES,
will distinctly understand that they are not to be obtained at any other place in this city.
He would also say to the Daguerrean Fraternity that he KEEPS A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
Assortment of
DAGUERREAN STOCK, CHEMICALS OF EVERY KIND USED IN THE ART,
and will sell as low as any one for the same quality. My stock is selected fron the very best manufactures, and
GIVES THE VERY BEST SATISFACTION TO ALL WHO PURCHASE OF ME.
His Rooms may be found on the East side of High street, between the Exchange and City Banks, where he will be happy to wait upon all who may desire anything in his line. D. D. WINCHESTER.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 1, 1855.
WORTHINGTON & COLUMBUS OMNIBUS LINE.
SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER.
Starting from Worthington at 8 A. M., and arriving in Columbus in time for all of the principal trains.
Leaves Columbus at 3 P. M., for Worthington.
This line is one of the safest and most reliable in Ohio, always up to time.
Packages carried and promptly delivered. All orders faithfully attended to.
E. LEWIS, Worthington, Ohio.
COLUMBUS MACHINE MANUFACTURING CO. WEST END OF THE SCIOTO BRIDGE, COLUMBUS, OHIO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS
ALSO, ALL KINDS OF
RAIL ROAD WORK AND MACHINERY.
Switches, Switch Stands, Wrought & Cast Frogs, Crossings,
Car Wheels,
" Pedestals,
" Oil Boxes,
Axles,
Water Station Pipes,
Pumps,
Iron Bridges and Roofs, Castings,
Mill Gearing for Saw and Grist Mills,
Shafting and Pulleys,
Machinists' Tools, Cast Iron Fronts, Window Caps and Sills, for Houses,
Cast and Wrought Gratings, Boiler Iron, Vaults & Tanks.
CHAS. AMBOS, Superintendent. [Address]
H. CRARY, Secretary.
LINDERMAN, RITZ & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TOYS, CIGARS, SHELL & CAN OYSTERS. HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE OF THE STATE HOUSE. COLUMBUS, OHIO.
D. FRASER & CO.,
BUCKEYE BLOCK, COLUMBUS, OHIO.
(Branch of the Establishment of Alex. Fraser & Co., Chillicothe,)
-DEALERS IN-
FAMILY ROVISIONS,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
LARD-OIL, SOAP, CANDLES, GLUE, STARCH, ETC.
The highest market price always paid, for rough or rendered tallow.
POTTERY, West side 4th st., bet. Mound and South. FREDERICK ABBE Keeps constantly on hand, a great variety, which he will furnish at the lowest price.
J. S. VINCENT, Bont and Shoe Store,
EAST SIDE HIGH STREET, ONE DOOR NORTH OF GAY STREET,
COLUMBUS, OXXXO.
J. S. V. respectfully solicits the patronage of the public. From his long experience in the manufacturing business in New York, he guarantees all his work to give entire satisfac- tion. Give him a call.
E. R. VANSICKLE, WHOLESALE GROCER -AND- PROVISION DEALER. -ALSO- foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Nos. 51 & 53, High St., bet. Broad & Gay, IMBUS,
SHOYES,
4th Street, Opposite New Market.
FISHER & SCHNEIDER
Keep constantly on hand, a great variety of Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Repairing and Jobbing done at reasonable prices and short notice. Pewter, Copper and Iron taken in trade.
J. J. HOFFMAN, JR., NOTARY PUBLIC,
OFFICE IN RECORDER'S OFFICE, W. side High, bet. Mound & South.
JOHN BUTLER. [GEORGE BUTLER. J. & G. BUTLER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND DEALERS IN
All Kinds of Produce.
N. E. cor. High and Gay sts., Columbus Ohio.
N. B. Liberal advances made on consignments. All articles in our line taken on storage for any length of time, or sold on commission, at satisfactory rates.
CAPITOL HOUSE SALOON.
Columbus, o. A. W. DOLSON, Proprietor. MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
P. B. DODDRIDGE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
STOVES, GRATES, FURNACES, TIN,
Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware ; House Furnishing Goods, &c. State street, Columbus, Ohio.
J. G. & F. HOWARD,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS. No. 2, Exchange Block, Broad Street, Columbus Ohio.
J. McNAMEE, Broadway Clothing Store.
Clothes cheaper than the cheapest. North side of Broad street, between High and Front, Columbus, Ohio.
Capital City Livery Stable. FAIRFIELD & BARKER, Proprietors. Fair Alley, rear of Capitol House, Columbus, Ohio.
ST. PAUL DEPOT SALOON, P. P. RICE, Proprietor. Depot Street, Columbus Ohio.
HANES & GEORGE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS,
East side of High Street, corner of Alley between Broad and Gay, Columbus Ohio.
HENRY EMRICH, CITY OIL & SOAP MANUFACTURER,
And dealer in Hides. West end of Friend Street, at Canal Dam.
BAVARIAN BREWERY. .
GEORGE SCHLEGEL, Proprietor.
I still continue to manufacture Ale, (Bottle and Draft,) of the best qulity. East side of Front street, South of South Public Lane.
JOHN LENNOX, Machinist.
CORNER STATE AND FRONT STREETS, COLUMBUS, O.)
LL kinds of Machinery Mill-Work, Steam Engines, Rail- road Work, Iron Fencing, Grating, Bell Hanging, &c. All kinds of Machinery repaired at the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms.
I have now up and running a New Steam Engine, of my own make, which for beauty of movement cannot be beat. All those in want of Engines are respectfully invited to call and examine it, as a specimen of my work.
H. LYNDALL
Still continues at his old stand,
OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL HOUSE.
TAKING THOSE
SPLENDID DAGUERREOTYPES.
If you don't believe it, just call in and see.
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