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Kneis John, drayman, 113 Monroe.
Knight R., blacksmith, 75 Washington.
Knipfly, Geo., mason, 119 Hancock.
Knipfly Jacob, mason, 117 Hancock.
Knoebel John, carpenter, Harrison e. s.
Koch Job, laborer, 12 Jefferson Row.
Koch John, tailor, 37 Adams.
Koegele Michael, drayman, 89 Madison.
Koegele John, res. Warren es Koegele Louis, res. 8 Monroe.
Koegele Frank, foot of Adams s. s.
Kohler F., b. corner Tiffin Avenue and Washington.
Kouler R., laborer, s. x. Mills.
Koufls -. , corner Washington and Shelby.
Kramer D. T., physician, cand res. 56 Washington.
Kramer W., grocer, corner Tiffin Avenue and Jefferson. Kramer Henry, book binder, 109 Monroe.
Kramer B., 210 Jefferson.
Kramer Paul, mason, Putnam e. S.
Kramer Joseph blacksmith s. x. Shelby.
Krichbaum Per .. , laborer, 164 Monroe.
Kroem Joseph, laborer, s. x. Fulton.
Kronthall J., clothier, 183 Water, b. Townsend House. Krotz Peter, shoemaker, w. x. Monroe. Kruegen H., shoemaker, 14 Shelby ..
Kruep John, pattern maker, Warten e. S. Krupp Job, b. 198 Adams.
- Kubach F., 45 Jefferson.
Kubach Louis, drayman, 43 Jefferson. 11
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Child's Celebrated Patent PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Kept constantly on hand, and furnished to order at
POT, No. 000.JM
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH.
SANDUSKY AND CINCINNATI.
Dispatches sent to all the principal Cities & Towns in America.
Office -- rog Water St., Sandusky.
COOKE & BLOODH IELD,
MERCHANT TAILORS A
AND DEALERS IN FURNISHING GOODS. No. 1722 Water St ...
EdASROMA HUBBARD, SHEPARD & WILCOX, STAPLE & FANCY
Dry mars and Groceries , 140 Water Street,
SANDUSKY, OHIO.
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Kuch J. F., drayman, s. x. Columbus Avenue. Kugler George, laborer, 45 Jefferson. . Kuhl John, laborer, 52 Railroad. . Kuhn John, shoemaker, 217 Water. Kuntz Philip, barber, 191 Water. Kuss Rev. Charles, Pastor German Ref'ed Church, res. 109 Madison. Kutzbach H., tailor, res. 39 Camp. Laden Mrs. Catherine, 24 Fulton. Laden Thomas., b. 42 Fulton. Ladick Bernard, painter, b. A91 Washington. Laeb Henry, laborer, 8. Jefferson Row. .. Lager John, Monroe bt. Camp and Shelby. Lahr B., carpenter, 86 Decatur. Lahr Geo., barber, 191 Water. Laftus Wm., laborer, w. x. Market. . Lamann Christian, laborer, 148 Jefferson.
Lamb John, (L. & Eck, grocers,) res. 210 Adams. Land Henry, laborer, Harrison e. s.
Land Henry, laborer, Barker n. s. Landaw Henry, blacksmith, Barker n. s. Lane E., (L. Stone & Lane, atty's,) res. 9 Market.
Lane W. G., (L. Stone & Lane, atty's,) res. 14 Market.
Lane E. S., physician; res. 1 Huron Avenue.
Lange F. R., druggist. 16 Jackson.
Langendoerfer J. A., 30 Jefferson Row. Lansdown Joseph, engineer jes. 37 Lawrence. Lansdown Wm., tinner, b. 37 Lawrence.
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Lantz -. , tallow chandler, 78 Columbus Avenue. Lantz Samuel, carpenter, s. x. Harrison. Lanz, Mrs. Christiana, 167 Market.
Laosle Christian, carpenter, s. x. Harrison.
Larg John, boiler maker, 154 Adams.
Larken Patrick, res. 91 Camp. Larkins Thos., engineer, res. Miami Avenue, corner Jefferson. Larkins Patrick, b. Miami Avenue, corner Jefferson. . Larmer James, seaman, b. Raymond's Hotel .. .
Latham, W. V., merchant tailor, 154 Water, b. 75 Columbus Avenue. Laubster Wm., laborer, 11 Jefferson Row.
Laudenschlaeger Michael, res. Columbus Park Ro.w Laughlin Thomas, laborer, 111 Decatur.
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SPEED'S ERIE AND MICHIGAN TELEGRAPH LINE.
I. L. DOWNS, MANAGER. . Office --- No. 163 Water Street, Sandusky,, Ohio.
UNION TELEGRAPH, CONSOLIDATION OF THE HOUSE, O'REILLY AND WADE LINES, UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE
NEW YORK & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY PRINTING TELEGRAPH CO.,
H. E. DOOLITTLE, MANAGER.
Office --- No. 155 Water Street, Sandusky, Ohio.
Intelligence Blatt,
A GERMAN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY .
AUGUST RUEMMELE.
HERMANN RUESS.
No. 65 Market St., between Wayne and Hancock. . All kinds of Joy Printing executed with Heatness & Dispatch. In connection with the above Establishment is a COMMISSION AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
A well selected German Library may be found at their BOOK STORE. ALSO,,. YANKEE NOTIONS, GOLD MOULDINGS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c., &c., are kept constantly on hand ..
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Laurde J. C., carpenter, 104 Market. Lawrence Thos., stone cuttet, res. corner Water and Meigs. Lawrence Alexander, R .- R. employee, 63 Shelby. Lea J. D., lumber merchant, res. 97 Wayne. Leach Asa., chair maker, 156 Adams. Leach S. B., painter, Fulton Car shop, b. 75 Columbus Avenue. Leadka Charles, laborer, 14 Shelby. Learned Jonathan, seaman, 35 Clinton. Leang E., cooper, w. s. Harrison. Leang Morris, laborer, w. s. Harrison. Leathemar Wm., carpenter, b. 96 Market. Lebharte C., 91 Wayne. Lee Fred, R. R. employee, res. 178 Market. Lee M., machinist, 82 Railroad. Lehmann C., shoemaker, 142 Market.
Lehnnheer Coonrad, blacksmith, b. 175 Water. Lehr Henry, blacksmith, 98 Perry. Lehr Adam, carpenter, 134 Perry. Lei Mrs. Mary, h. Water, near corner Hancock.
Leibundgut John, laborer, s. x. Clinton. Leimgruber Mrs., 8 Tiffin Avenue. Leimgruber Joseph, carpenter, 144 Market.
Leimgruber F., Huron Avenue e. s. Leipsit Michael, moulder, b. 13 Meigs. Lemley D. F., machinist, b. Bao Washington. Lenk Martin, Madison bt. Columbus Avenue and Jackson.
Lenk John, R. R. engineer, Ir. 215 Market. Leonard Cuyler, (Camp & L., atty's,) res 101 Washington. Leser Charles, grocer, 301 Water. Leser Joseph, grocer, 298 Jefferson Leser C., grocer, b. 16 MeDonough. Lester Simeon, mason, 53 Railroad. Lew George, carpenter, b. 17 Jacksou. Lewis J. N., assistant P. M., b. 52 Columbus Avenue. Lewis L., b. 215 Market. Lewis Samuel, attorney, b. 56 Decatur.
Leibert Henry, laborer, 131 Franklin. Liebis Jacob, blacksmith, Tiffin Avenue, s. s. bihka Frederick, b. 17 Fulton. Lincoln John, Harrison s. x., e s.
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JOHN H. WILLIAMS,
West's Block, No. 15 Columbus Ave., Sandusky, O., MANUFACTURER'S AGENT AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE
CUTLERY, COACH & SADDLERY HARDWARE, NAILS, GLASS, FARMING TOOLS, &c. ALSO, TRAVELING AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
PATENT POWDER-PROOF BANK AND SAFE LOCKS, BANK VAULTS, STEEL LINED CHESTS, AND FIRE PROOF SAFES, In the States of Ohio and Indiana. A GOOD ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
J. FLOOD'S
COPPER AND TIN SHOP,
Water St., Sandusky, O ..
Manufactures and keeps constantly ou hand all articles in his line, such as
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &0., AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDER'S WORK Made from the different metals in use.
FLUES, STEAM, FEED AND ALL OTHER COPPER PIPES Made and fitted to order.
Repairing done on short notice in the best manner.
His Shop is entirely intended for Jobbing.
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Link Andrew, waggoner, Jefferson Row. Linker -. , laborersb. 92 Monroe. Linskey John, 49 elby. Linskey Mrs. Catherine, Madison bt. Camp and Shelby. Lioghling Mrs., s. x. Camp.
Littleton George, ship carpenter, Warren e. s. Lobstein John showmaker, 187-Adams,; Lochlaitner A., mason, 27 Camp. . Lockyer George, vertinary surgeon, w. x. Monroe.
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Laefler -. , laborer, s. x. Columbus Avenue. Long George, laborer, w. x. Monroe .. Long Bernhart, gardener, 24 Second st. Long W. H., carpenter, 211 Market. Longwick, A., shoemaker, 184 Water. Loomis L. C., employee, S. M. & N. depot, res. 16 Hancock. Lorch F., blacksmith, 222 Adams.
Larg Charly, 152 Adams.
Louis L. H., clerk M. R. & L. E. R. R. depot, 35 McDonough. Loupsher Jacob, laborer, 101 Meigs.
Lou John, machinist, n. x. Putnam. Luders Ludwig, carpenter, 64 Camp. Lughis Joseph, 27 Wayne. Lutz Jacob, mason, b. s. x. Shelby.
Lutz John, carpenter, b. 12 Decatur.
Lutz Henry, plasterer, 272 Jefferson. Lutz Mrs. Elizabeth, 47 Clinton. Lutz Henry, grocer, 107 Washington. Lyman L. A., blacksmith, res. 8 Miami Avenue. Lynch Thomas laborer, b. steamboat House Water.
Lynn C., laborer, Reese s. s.
Lytle A., (Porter & L., wholesale. grocers,) res. 54 Hancock.
Lytle I., tailor, 194 Water, res. A20 Washington. Mack Edward, laborer, h. railroad.
Mack John, carpenter, 153 Adams. Mackey John, (M. & McLouth, atty's) res. 90 Madison. Mackey Catherine, 67 Jefferson. Mader Martin, laborer, Division st. Mahan Nicholas, fish dealer, res. 56 Railroad. Mai Michael, laborer, 22 Monroe. Main S., plasterer, 43 Market.
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det bolesale and Retail Grocery Store &m. SHOP MERRILL, CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS-WARE, &rt.
OUR STOCK COMPRISES AMONG OTHER ARTICLES ALL KINDS OF
French China Vases and Fancy Ware; French China Dinner and Tea Setta; Stone China Dinner and Tea Setts; Common Crockery ; Rockingham and Queensware; Glassware and Window Glass; Looking Glasses; Looking Glass Plates; Planished Coffee Urns; Planished Chafing Dishes; Planished Oyster Stewers; Japanned Tollet Ware; Wire-Covers & patent Nutmeg-Graters; Chandeliers ; Table, Suspending and Hand Lamps; Signal Lamps and Lanterns; Girondoles and Candle-Sticks; Table Cutlery-Ivory and Common Handles ; German Silver and Silver Plated Ware; Castors -- Silver Plated and Common; Britannia and Japanned Wares; Parian Ware,. Ivory handled Nut Ploks; Table Mats; Walters and Trays; Feather Dusters, Brushes, &c .; Mouldings of all sizes.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS.
San Week's black, Water St., Sandusky. Reling Block
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Maloy C., block th, 194 Adams.
Maloy Mich er, 81 Camp.
Maloy Joh an, Mad River depot, res .. 199 Madison.
Malahay Pate woorer, Madison bt. Shelby and McDonough.
Malch Joseph, carpenter, Railroad.
Malder John, drayman, 120 Market. .
Malder P., b. 120 Market.
Malitor Joseph, carpenter, s. x. Jackson.
Maloney James, shoemaker, b. 96 Market.
Maloney John, laborer, 178 Jefferson.
Maloney Michael, 190 Market.
Maloney Wm., laborer, 6 Lawrence.
Maloney Patrick, laborer, 208. Jefferson.
Mann J., machinist, b. 96 Market.
Margerd George, provisioner, 158' Hancock.'
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Marquart Adam, pediar, 87 Madison.
Marquis Richard, miller, b. 7 Decatur.
Marran Thomas, laborer, Hancock s. Monroe,
Marran Patrick, laborer, s. x. Wayne.
Marshall Nicholas, laborer, 9 Second st.
Marshall Wm., painter 9 Wayne, 67 Franklin. Marshall A. M., treasurer S. M. & N. R. R., res. 54 Perry. Marshall George, mason, 85 McDonough. Marshall Charles, carpenter, Melville st.
Marshall Warner, laborer, 130 Railroad.
Marstin Robert, machinist, b. 91 Lawrence.
Martin Michael, carpenter, s. x. Clinton.
Martin M., laborer, s. x. Wayne.
Marokat George, laborer, 107 Perry. Marx Joseph, pedlar 106 Railroad.
Massey .J. B., (Kramer & Co., hom. physicians,) res. 56 Washington.
· Masser Nicholas, stone cutter, Barker bt. Clinton and Harrison. Massey S. M., conductor, M. R. & L. E. R. R., b. 37 Fulton. Masters Patrick, employee S. M. & N. R. R., res. Warren w. s. Matsker Charles, b. 17 Fulton. Matsker R., carpenter, Melville st.
Mattes Chris., plasterer, b. 46 Wayne. Matthews M., laborer, s. x. Perry. Maul Jacob, 93 Market.
Maxson J. P., b. 110 Adams. 12
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SANDUSKY CITY BAKERY & CONT ATIONERY
ADAM MILLE
No. 81 COLUMBUS AVE., Has an extensive establishment for the
MANUFACTURE : ALL KINDS OF CRACKERS
INCLUDING BOSTON, BUTTER, SUGAR AND SODA ; ALSO SODA BISCUIT, BREAD AND CAKES, Of the choicest quality, which he offers to the trade and to families on the most reasonable terms, at wholesale. or retail. Parties and families supplied on short notice.
GALE
TROY AND ALBANY STOVE STORE.
No. 139 and 141 Water Street.
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING COOKING STOVES :
.Union of the States, 4 sizes; Stewart's summer and winter: Universe:
Black Diamond; .
California; Irving Air Tight:
Uncle Sam:
King of Stoves: Elevated Oven; Hotel Cooking Stove; Golden State, 2 sizes; And a general assortment of
Empire State, 5 sizes; Mayflower, 4 sizes: Premium Stoves of various kinds.
PREMIUM, PARLOR, OFFICE AND HEATING STOVES.
ALSO,
Corn Planters:
Cistern Pumps: Chain Pumps :.
Bathing Tubs;
. Horse Rakes: Plows;
Beer Pumps:
Thermometer Churns: Refrigerators;
Cultivators; Gedde's Harrows;
Lead Pipe;
Coffee Burners; Tinners' Tools;
Corn and Cob Mille;
Vegetable Cutters;
Copper, Brass & Tin Ware:
Stalk and Straw Cutters; Meat Cutters;
Water Coolers; Tub Filters; Lard Lamps; Wardrobe Baths; Wire Meat Sieves;
Sausage Stuffers;
Shower Baths;
Japanned Ware, all kinds:
Children's. Baths: Marbleized Iron Mantles:
Sitts' Baths;
Fence Wire;
Boston Hats:
Coal Grates.
Plumbing and Bell Hanging done to order.
Tin Plate; Kedzie's Rainwater Filter; Tinners' Stock, all kinds;
Railroad Force Pumps; Machinists' Pumps; Deep Well Pumps;
Erie Mayflower:
Maxwell Wm,, Weiler maker, res, 142 Perry. Maxwell Pam Meborer, 20 Clinton. May Micha mith, b. corner, Jefferson and Jackson.
Mayer Josephine wer, Division st.
Mayer Coonrod, laborer, 129 Franklin,
Mayer John, laborer, 24 Railroad. Mayer, Joseph, mason, b. 6 Lawrence.
Mayer Adam, laborer, b. 151 Hancock,
Mayer Joseph, grocer, 67 Market, Mayer John, painter, 118 Adams. Mayer Bernhart, cabinet maker, 106 Market. Mayer Job, laborer, 174 Market.
McArtney Thos., laborer, 91 Decatur.
MeCabe Patrick, civil engineer, b. St. Lawrence.
McCall Henry, teamster, Harrison e. s.
McCann F., laborer, 14 McDonough.
McCann James, laborer, Wayne foot of Reese,
McCann H., laborer, Neil s. s. MeCausland David, bh., 327 Water.
McCarnan Michael, plasterer, s. x. Mcdonough,
McCarty Michael, boiler maker, s. x. Tiffin Avenue.
MeClolan George, b. 25 Market. MeCloghlin M., laborer, 269 Jefferson.
McComb B., engineer, 105 Lawrence.
McCormick Patrick, laborer, s. x. Miami Avenue.
McCormick D., laborer, 30 Lawrence.
McCormick James, laborer, corner Madison and Tiffin Avenue. McCoy James, laborer, Huron Avenue e. 8.
McCreary Byron, b. 56 Decatur.
McCullen John, mason, 144 Monroe.
MeCushen Wm., laborer, n. x. Harrison.
McDermot Henry, b.h., 237 Water. MoDermot Patrick, Mberel, 17 Wayne.
McDonald R. D., proprietor Townsend House, cor. Market & Decatur. McDonnel Alexander, laborer, 16 Camp. McDonnel -,, laborer, b. 57 Market.
McDowel Thos., b. 61 Shelby. McElroy James, laborer, Madison, bt. Camp & Shelby.
McElwain W. S., master machinist, b. 37 Fulton. McEwen T. C., conductor, S. M. & N. R. R., res. 16 Washington.
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FOR WHEAT. BARLEY. RICE. GRAIN AND SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
BRAMBLE'S NEW AUTOMATIC GRAIN SCALE,
SELF-WEIGHING, SELF-DISCHARGING,
SELF-REGISTERING,
AND
SELF-CALCULATING,
GRAIN SCALE
Apply to D. C. HENDERSON & CO., SANDUSKY OHIO. NO'S. 238 AND 885 WATER STREET.
THE GREAT LABOR-SAVING MACHINE OF THE AGE.
CONTINUED ON PAGE 9.1.
IN EXISTENCE.
2 - SELF-CALCULATING GRAIN SCALE
Self-Weighing, Self-Discharging, Self-Registering,
The Great Labor-Saving Zumy
THE ONLY
THE MOST CORRECT SCALE IN EXISTENCE.
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McGee Dennis, employee M. B. & L. E. R. R. depot, res. 151- Monroe. McGee Charles, cabinet maker, 94 Columbus Avenue McGee Mrs., 40 Lawrence. McGlochlan -, laborer, 79 Jackson. McGoldrick Wm., mason, 153 Monroe.
McGoldrick Mrs., 55 Market. McGraves John, chandler, e. x. Water.
McGurk Matthew, machinist, M. R. R. shop, res, Miami Avenue e. s. MeCay Wm., laborer, b. 57 Perry.
Mckay O., laborer, s. x. Wayne.
Mckean Michael, engineer, "S. M. & N. R. R., res. 68 Perry. MeKelvey M. T., b. 28 Washington, Mckinney Patrick, 141 Monroe. Mckinney F., blacksmith, b. 216 Market.
McKimmey Patrick, plasterer, s. x. Monroe, Mckinney Charles, sail maker, 41 Second st. McKinster John, res. 107 Hancock. McKruen Michael, laborer, 158 Adams: Mclaughlin Michael laborer 108 Decatur. McLeir John, carpenter, 175 Madison. MeLeir Charles, laborer, 198 Monroe. MeLouth O. C., (Mackey & MeL., attorneys,) res. 46 Jefferson. MeManu Barney, laborer, s. x. Wayne. McMannis Michael, laborer, b. 263 Water. McMeens B. T., physician, office and res. 34 Jackson ..
McMullin 4. R., 6. Verandah, McMullen -. , fireman, S. M. & N. R. R., b. 15 Franklin.
McNulty Thomas, laborer, 70 Railroad.
Meachem John, laborer, 159 Madison.
Meachem Charles, boiler maker, 107 Lawrence.
Meachem -. , butcher, b. Verandah,
Meagher J. S., mason, 68 Shelby. Meens Patrick, laboret, 188 Madison.
Meens James, laborer, b. 183 Madison. Meens Charles, laborer, 179 Madison.
Megle George, bh., 65 Water. Megle John, 59 Franklin, Meitzger Jacob, shoemaker, res. 75 Meigs.
Meloy, Charles, machinist, M. R. R. shop, b. 199 Madison. Meldowney Thos, laborer, 6 First st.
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BRAMBLE'S NEW GRAIN SCALE IN THE MOHT
PERFECT AND USEFUL AUTOMATON
In the world ! requiring to winding up; the power nied is the gravity of the grain Itself. No Clerk or attendant is required in weighing or calculating grain in any amount, from one pound to thousands of bushels.
10,000 Dollars Premium is offered
For a more accurate scale of any kind for the same purpose.
MILLERS, WAREHOUSEMEN, SEEDSMEN, Oil Millers and Brewers
Are invited to a critical examination, and the curious public to witness the op- eration of this
AUTOMATIC SCALE.
It has undergone the careful investigation of scientifto men. Among others, the late Commissioner of Patents thus writes:
MR. W. H. BRAMBLE-Sir? I have witnessed the exhibition of your weigh- ing machine with much pleasure. Its operation exceeded my expectations. It is expeditious, and so far as I could test it, entirely accurate, Its simplicity will recommend it, and I hopeyou will be rewarded for the pains and efforts attending its completion. I cannot but think if will be adopted by those deal- ing in grain, as the most efficient instrument to ascertain the quantity with the Jeast hazard of error. H. T. ELLSWORTH.
$5000 FORFEITURE!
As the claims of this wonderful invention appear so novel and extraordinary. some pronounce them incredible and impracticable. The proprietors back this assertion by a warrantoe and forfeiture 0 6000 that the machine will perform all that is represented. A working n-am will be exhibited
AT THE AUTOMATIC SCALE WORKS, SANDUSKY, And the U. S. Automatic Scale Office, Cincinnati, And at various points in the United States, of which due notice will be given.
For Territorial, State, County or Individual Rights,
Apply at the office of Bramble's Automatic Grain Seale, Cincinnati, Ohio, or to the Ohio Proprietors,
D. C. HENDERSON & CO., Sandusky.
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Meredith Francis, carpenter, 70 Railroad. Mergell A., carpenter, 46 Market. Merkard Geo., carpenter, Neil n. s. Merklin Wm., druggist, 109 Market, b. 38 Market. Merriam J. P., civil and mech, eng. 228 Water, res. 51 McDonough. Merrill H. P., crockery merchant, 169 Water, res. 110 Adams.
Merry H. F., master builder, res. 70 Adams.
Messeg Conrad, laborer, Fulton bt, Jefferson and Adams.
Messer Charles, machinist, b. 18 Meigs. Messer D. Y., manuf. agricultural implements, b. Townsend House, Messer Benjamin, cook Townsend House.
Metcalf Harmon, drayman, 215 Market. Meyer Henry, tailor, b. 46 Wayne. Meyer Wm. F., saloon keeper, 7 Wayne, res. 37 Huron Avenue.
Meyer George, laborer, s. x. Clinton.
Meyer Mrs. Mary, grocer, s. x. Tiffin Avenue.
Mikaning Joseph, laborer, 127 Hancock.
Milan Thomas, corner Railroad and Market.
Miles Joseph, tailor, b. 2 First st.
Miller A., baker, 21 Columbus Avenue.
Miller Abraham, book binder 83 Market.
Miller Adam, b. 127 Railroad. Miller Adam, mason, 7 Franklin.
Miller Christian, carpenter, 12 Second st.
Miller Charles, tailor, 115 Hancock. Miller George, employee, S. M. & N. depot, res. 88 Meiga.
Miller Henry, 113 Hancock. Miller John, sausage maker, 76 Meigs,
Miller John, mason, Clinton, w. s.
Miller John G., attorney, 263 Col. Av., res. 124 Market. Miller Joseph, laborer, s. x. Fulton.
Miller Wm., laborer, Division st. Miller Wm., tailor, 47 Jefferson. Millman J. G., physician, 171 Market, Mills Henry, res. 55 Washington. Mills Mrs. Sophia, res. 57 Columbus Avenue. Minor Timothy, carpenter, corner Water and Meigs. Minor S. atty, 26} Columbus Avenue, res. A52 Washington. Minrel Francis cabinet maker, res. 153 Adams. Mittler George, shoemaker, Clinton e, s.
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J. M. FRISBIE'S DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. 1553 WATER STREET.
HAVING /. BEAUTIFUL AND SPLENDID SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH 1. IMMENSE SKY AND SIDE LIGHT,
MO COMBINED AS TO GIV . EVER DASS LE DIANNAN OFMIT, AND POSSESSING THE PISI
VOIGTLANDER'S CAMERAS, SUPERIOR CHEMICALS, And other : toriale, is thereby able to produce
PICTURES : ANY DESIRABLE SIZE, .
TRUTHFULNESS & BOLDNESS OF EXPRESSION, DEPTH OF TONE, SOFTNESS OF LIGHT AND SHADE, And Beauty of Finish, CAN NOT BE EXCELLED!
PLAIN AMD KANGY DF
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And other fama- constantly ou hand.
Piotures of Siok or Deceased Persons Taken at their residence, if desired ..
. Office hours. from & A. M. w & P. M. .
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Mirs Jeremiah, engineer S. M. & N. R. R., b. 15 Franklin. Mischlar S., laborer, s. x. Tiffin Avenue. Mittsgee Peter, carpenter, 66 Perry. Mohen Thomas, laborer, 154 Monroe. Molyneaux Henry, gardener, n. x. Putnam.
Monat L., clothier, 185 Water, b. Verandalı.
Monks Robert, fireman, Tiffin Avenue 8. 8.
Monroe J. B., (M. & Peck, dry goods dealers,) res. 27 Columbus Ave. Monroe Jerome, clerk, b. 37 Fulton. Monroe Alexander, seaman, b. Verandah.
Moore D. G., engineer, M. B. & I. E. R., res, 45 Shelby.
Moore Neil, boiler maker, 212 Market.
Moore James, 88 Monroe.
Moore S. C., 39 Lawrence. Moore Miss. -. , teacher, 77 Columbus Avenue.
Moore Joseph, laborer, 109 Decatur.
Moore Stephen, laborer, 149 Monroe.
Moore Daniel, laborer, 147 Monroe.
Mooser Joseph, b. 157 Market.
Morehouse C. D., clerk N. Y. & E. R. R. office, res., 103 Wash'gton.
Morehouse P. C., tinner, b. 103 Washington.
Morein John, laborer, 62 Monroe.
Morgan Thomas b. 178 Jefferson.
Morrison M., s. x. Wayne. Morrancay John, laborer, 172 Market.
Morst L., cooper, corner Tiffin Avenue & Harrison.
Morton Geo., civil engineer, res. 49 Franklin.
Morton G. R., physician, res. 14 Adams.
Mosenback Jacob, 10 Decatur.
Moss A. H., (Moss Brothers', bankers,) res. 86 Wayne.
Moss H. O., (Moss Brothers') b. 86 Wayne.
Moss Wm. V., hardware mercht., 170 Water, res. 69 Washington. Moss Samuel, res. 50 Franklin.
Motry F. J., gardener, 110 Wayne. Mott John, cabinet maker, res. 76 Camp.
Motten Henry, tinner, b. 10 Jackson. Mowel Jacob, laborer, 97 Meigs. Muessig Job, drayman, 198 Adams. Mukanhern R., barber, corner Tiffin Avenue and Washington. Muldowney James, mason, 99 Decatur.
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GEO. B. HAY .NALEK 12
OYSTERS 0 ALL KINDS No. 150 Water Street.
D. S. HeGABES & SANBORN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
AMERICAN & FOREIGN BAR TRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS, &c., &c.
NET WARE ROOMS IN BETHEL BUILDING, ET Nos. 216 and 218 Water St., Sandusky.
B. W. ELLIE, COUNTRY Produce Commission Mlerchant, No. 32 Wayne Street, Corner of Market.
RECEIVES AND SELLS
Butter, Cheese,
Lard,
Tallow,
Barley,
Hops, Corn,
Oats,
Hemp, Bacon,
Feathers, Dried Truits, Rye,
C'lover, Timothy & Flax Seeds, and Produce generally. Will porelmen to order, every description of Merelundise.
"QUICK SALES AND QUICK RETURNS."A
H. N. BHL, S. T. THITCHCOCK,
REFERENCES. HUBBARD, SHEPARD & WILCOX. 4. 8. HUBBARD,
D. O. HENDERSON, EARL BILL.
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Muldowney John, laborer, n. x. Horison. Mullen Andrew, teamster, Tiffin Avenue 8, 8.
Mullen James, mason, 330 Madilon. Mullen Patrick, draymar 50 Market. Mullen Burnet, carpenter, 219 Market.
Mullen Frank, laborer, 67 Perry. Mullen John, laborer, 68 Railroad.
Mullen Frank, mason, 63 Jackson, Mullen P., mason, corner Tiffin Avenue & Harrison.
Mulvehen Henry blacksmith, 255 Jefferson. Mulvey Mrs. Ellen, 257 Jefferson. Murr -. , cabinet maker, 111 Market. Murphy Peter, laborer, Neil corner Perry, Murphy John, I. 75 Decatur. Murphy E., boiler maker, 75 Railroad.
Murphy Patrick, laborer, 28 Franklin. Murphy Wm., bricklayer, 3 First st. Murray John, laborer, Lawrence, bt. Market and Water.
Murray J. N., bowling saloon, Water, res. 123 Market. Mutz David, turner, 117 Market.
Myer Harmon, shoemaker, 193 Water, res. rear Water.
Myer John, farmer, Harrison e. s.
Myers William F., keeps saloon, 7 Wayne, h. 37 Huron Avenue.
Mylott Martin, laborer, 10 Madison,
Nauer John, drayman, 13 First st.
Nauhton Michael, laborer, 14 Camp.
Neil Mrs., res. 64 Franklin.
Neil Edward carpenter, Poplar st.
Nelandu Josoph, tinner, res, 175 Market.
Nelson George, upholster, b. Verandah.
Neola Louis, carpenter, 21 Camp.
Neumeyer J., baker and confectioner, 10 Jackson,
Newert L., mason, 37 Adams. Nevile Samuel, engineer, M. R. & L. E. R. R., b. 215 Market, Newton Mrs. Eunice, Melville st. Newton Francis, carpenter, 53 Shelby. Nichols Charles, captain "Smoothing Iron," s. x. Camp. - Nickel Conrad, laborer, 53 Camp. Nigelar G., laborer, 36 Lawrence. Niner Henry, Inborer, 223 Market.
WM. TILDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Elmo Motory Pablir. Office --- 32 Columbus Ave., Corner Market St.
JOHN IRVINE & CO.,
AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY. 3b. 196 Wirter Street.
JOHN B. NEUMEYER.
BAKER & CONFECTIONER Furnikhes his onstomints with the lost quality of BREAD, BISCUIT, CRACKERS, &c.
CHOIGE GANES & CONFECTIONERY
Kept on hand or made to order for familles and parties.
te" Dealers in Candies and Fancy Confectionery enn be supplied with a superior article at low heures. They are invited to call and examine his stock.
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Nixon Thomas, machinist, b. 15 Franklin.
Nolen M., tailor, s. x. Fulton.
Nolen L., watchman, 75 Shelby.
Nolty Richard, laboren Neil n. s.
Norcross Frank, machinist, b. 182 Market.
Norcross J. E., (Thorpe, N. & Thorpe, cab. manuf.,) res. 49 Col. Av.
Norman J. H., blacksmith, res. 55 Perry.
Norris N. G., shoe manufacturer, res. 31 MeDonough.
Norris John, laborer, 84 Railroad.
Norton Michael, laborer, 46 MeDonough.
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