THE l¥ORIiD'l$ FAIR PRIZE MEDAL,

AWARDED TO '

Chilson's Patent Air-Warming and Ventilating Furnaces.

The following are among the important improvements attained by
these Furnaces :

1st. An abundant supply of fresh, healthful, warm air, free from red
r hot iron htat, so injurious to health.

2d. The great power of these Furnaces in Warming Buildings, is a
conclusive proof that all the heat from the fuel is used in warming the
rooms, which accounts for their economy in fuel.

3d. By these Furnaces and the plan of setting the same, there is not
a possibility of setting the buildings on fire in which they are located.

4th. These Furnaces are completely adapted for burning any bind of
fuel, — Anthracite or Bituminous Coals, Wood, Sfc.

5th. The substantial material and plan of construction of these Fur-
naces, render them durable beyond a doubt for a life time.

6th. The facility and ease of management, and ready access for
cleaning out the Furnace, &c., are unsurpassed.

7th. The plan for making the joints of the Furnace proof against the
escape of smoke and gas, is in every respect perfect.

8th. Fire may be kept in these Furnaces from Fall until Spring, by
replenishing but once a day.

These Furnaces have been thoroughly tested in all parts of the coun-
try, and are now declared to be the best in the world. They have been
awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, (Gold and Silver Medals.)
at the principal FAIRS in this country ; which, with the unanimous
reports in their favor, by the different Committees of the State and City
Governments, (see their various printed reports,) together with the cer-
tificates and recommendations of more than eleven hundred persons who
have them in use, (many of whom are professional gentlemen, whose sci-
^MiinriiraiiMMi i iiiiiiiii III !■ entific attainments in such matters are well known,) have combined to

■»anMi—w— — iBMMMIMitnMaa»«m»M render these Furnaces unrivalled in this country. The WORLD'S
JURY AT THE LONDON FAIR have also declared them to be the BEST IN THE WORLD. The unparalleled success and
favor this Furnace meets with in this country and Europe is very gratifying to the inventor, whose practical experience and
personal attention to the subject of WARMING AND "VENTILATING BUILDINGS, is unsurpassed. All persons desirous
of having a pure, fresh, healthful, warm atmosphere in their Dwellings, Churches, School-Douses, Court-llouses, Hospitals,
Stores, &c., free from the injurious effects of red hot iron heat or coal gas so common to the Iron Heaters, will find an
Apparatus at our Store, in every way suited to their wants.

We are now fully prepared to erect in both Public and Private Buildings, every variety of our WARMING AND VENTILA-
TING APPARATUS. We give our personal attention, or printed directions, for the erection of the same in any part of the
World. Also, a full and extensive assortment of REGISTERS, HOT-AIR GRATES, EMERSON'S VENTILATORS, and every
variety of COOKING RANGES, including CHILSON'S PORTABLE RANGE, STOVES, GRATES, &c.

We have a splendid assortment of the various size.s of those beautiful Metallic or Mirror Marble CHIMNEY PIECES. Also,
an extensive assortment of the latest styles of European and American Patterns of PARLOR & CHAMBER FRAME GRATES.

THE TRIO V E N T I li A T I N O STOVE,

INVENTED BY

GARDIVER CHILSON,

Patented Sept 16, 1851.
The Stove can be used with or with-
out the Ventilating Cap.

The Cut of this wonderfully
operating Stove, will enable every
intelligent mind to comprehend
the great results which must be
accomplished by this invention.

It secures in the room the en-
tire heat from the fuel consumed ;
the heated smoke and gases are
confined directly over the fire, and
compressed into and forced to
impinge their heat against the
continuous tapering radiating
surface ; entirely exhausting ev-
ery thing combustible by a very
slow process of reducing the coal
to ashes. As soon as the fire is
kindled, close the damper in the
smoke-pipe wholly; the radiator
then becomes filled at once with
the heated elements, the pressure
being such as to cause the heated
smoke and gases to settle down
upon or in contact with the igni-
ted coal, thus entirely consuming
the smoke and gases. The floor
is warmed some eight or ten feet
around the Stove, yet the hand
may rest on the smoke-pipe, three
feet from the Stove.

No clinkers or cinders can be
formed In thin Stove. Fire may
be kept from Fall until Spring, by
replenishing once in from 2^ to
48 hours, according to usage.

When Ventilation is required,
(which should bo in every room,)
there is a Ventilating Cap, (see
Cut,) and Cold Air Pipe for the
introduction of Cold Air from out
of doors. From 50 to 75 per cent,
of the fuel commonly used is saved
by this arrangement.

We have four sizes of PORTABLE FUHNACES just
completed (1852) on this principle, which greatly sur-
passes all former inventions for Portable Furnaces.

Nos. 51 & 53 Blackstone Street, Boston.
0]¥, RICHARDSOIV & CO.

BLANK BOOKS, PAGED OR UNPAGED

AND SHEET CAED STOCK,

Wholesale and Retail.

J

ri 7) IT. ^

OLIVER HOLMAN,

No. 121 STATE STREET, . . OPPOSITE BROAD STREET,

CElstablislimeiit Commeuccd in 1S33.)

tifltent i^ccount iSoofe M^annUttmu,

AND GENERAL AGENT FOR

E. LAMSON FEREINS'SJUPERIOE CARDS.

Constantly for sale, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at the VERY LOWEST PRICES, a large and

Complete Assortment of

PAGED AIVD HEADED

BLANK ACCOUNT AND RECORD BOOKS,

For the use of CorporatioDS, Merchants, Towns, Societies, and Professional Gentlemen.

BLANK BOOKS, of every pattern, made to order with the utmost despatch, and warranted satisfactory.

PARTICULAR CARE taken m the manufacture of BOOKS to order for BANKS, PUBLIC OFFICES,
INSURANCE, RAILROAD, MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS. MERCHANTS, and others,
that they shall be of the best materials, and superior workmanship, and furnished upon the most REASON-
ABLE TERMS.

From the best sources, Foreign and Domestic manufacture, embracing superior WRITING PAPERS,
DRAWING & LETTER PAPER, Office and School STATIONERY, of every description, PROFILE
PAPERS, Cross Section and Phothactor Papers, DRAWING MATERIALS, and all articles for Engi-
neers and Surveyors, together with a full stock of every thing for the use of Schools.
Copying Presaea, Conuuercial and Laiv Blankg, Nautical Books, Cliarta and Stationery,

or AIL KIKSS, AT THE I.0WS6T PKICES.

E. LAHSON PEBKINS'S Superior Enamelled, Porcelain, &atin Enamelled, Satin Surface, PEOPLE'S Blank
and Colored CABSS, constantly for Sale, WHOLESALE OB RETAIL, at Manufacturers' Prices.

HERMAN'S

CELEBRATED

PREHIUM HOT.M_ FURNACES.

These celebrated Furnaces, which have stood the test of more
than fourteen years, are now offered to the public with very recent
improvements, which render them unrivalled in all the qualities
which constitute a perfect Furnace. The Fire Pot is cast with
elongated cones running into the Air Chamber, which insure its
durability and make it vastly superior to other pattern fire pots. A
new mode of retaining the heat in the Air Chamber, and securing
a larger radiating surface than formerly, has been invented, and an
arrangement to remove the ashes from the radiator, without entering
the Furnace or disturbing the brick work, has been adopted.

More of these Furnaces than of any other kind, have been put
up in this city and vicinity, and are giving unrivaHed satisfaction.
ALSO, FOR SALE, an extensive assortment of new and beautiful pattern Liverpool, Ber-
lin and other GRATES, together with an extensive variety of COOKING- R ANG-ES,
Parlor, Office and Cooking STOVES, VENTILATORS, &c.
AT l^HOrESALE AI^D RETAIL,

BIT LEOPOLD HERMAN,

(LATE BRYENT AND HERMAN,)

Nos. 61 & 63 €oiig:re§§ 8t., Boston.

BROWN & LAWRENCE,

WHOLESALE AND KETAIL

In the entire'' Basement of the

OLD STATE HOUSE,

Fronting State Street, Boston.

Strangers and citizens generally are invited to call
and examine the LARGEST STOCK OF FASH-
IONABLY MADE CLOTHING which can be
found in the city, consisting of every variety of Gar-
ments, manufactured from goods of the latest import-
ations, and in the best and newest styles.

~ We have also on hand a splendid assortment of

CLOTHS, DOESKINS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,

From the latest Importations, and eyery variety of goods^ suitable for Gentlemen's wear,

WHICH AVILIi BE MADE UP^ TO ORDER,

AND WILL BE BOLD AT PRICES AS LOW AS AT ANY OTHER
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNION.

HILL, LINCOLN & GEER,

IMPORTERS, JOBBERS & RETAILERS

swass

BBItelLllSElj ©SSiliaaifl

GOODS

M]© mmsi

ALSO, DEALERS IN AMERICAN FABRICS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Particular attention is given to the Selection of

Berages and Huslins, Hosiery and Glovea, White Gooda, &c.

OP ALL WHICU WE HAVE A COMrLETS ASSOIITMENT AT ALL TIMES.

N^'^^-^^w-^---

SMIRTING AIVD FRONTING LINENS, LINEN DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS,

NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TOWELLING, LAWNS, DIAPERS, &c., and in fact every article of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, constantly on hand.

A large assortment of Sheeting and Pillow Linens, of the best make; Blankets and ftuilts of every de-
scription; Domestic Goods of all kinds, viz. ; Flannels, Cottons, Tickings, Cambrics, Joans, Prints,
Patches, &/C. GOODS FOE BOYS' WEAR, in Woollen, linen, Silk, and Cotton Fairies.

o-MOURNlNG GOODS, ^3

A GOOD ASSORTMEKT ALVTATS OS UASD.

We are constantly receiving GOODS FROM AUCTION, and Purchasers will at all times find something
in the way of BARGAINS, at our Establishment,

Kos. 333 & 335 Washington Street, Corner of West Street,
JOHN GOVE & CO.

IMPORTERS,
'm- KEANUFACTURERS,

AND

i^ -^-=^ Wholesale Dealers In

AND

FURIVISniIVG

OF EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE
AND QUALITY.

Purchaycrs from any part of the
Union or British Provinces, -will find
oui Stock to be one of the most com-
plete and desirable to be found, having
the most extensive facilities for obtain-
ing everything connected with our
Trade at the very lowest rates. Our
Manufacturing being on an extensive
scale, vre are enabled to offer induce-
ments to purchasers worthy of their
attention.

Nos. 1 db 2, and over 3 & 4 Hichbom Blocks

JOHN GOVE.

CORNER OF ANN AND BARRETT STS., BOSTON.

CAfe-vr Doors Nortb ot Blaclcstone Street.) J. D. LELAND.

DR. T. HASKELL,

SURGEON DENTIST,

86 Court St., comer of Howard Street,

Nearly opposite the Head of ^
HanoTer Street,

B @ S T @ M«

Dr. H. is well supplied with Instruments of the
most approved construction, and materials of the best
quality. He will personally attend to all branches of
his profession, and endeavor, by careful treatment and
faithful workmanship, to ^ive perfect satisfaction in
all cases. TEETH EXTRACTED without pain or
unpleasant sensation, by administering pure ETHER.

1^^ Prices moderate, and all operations warranted.
Advice gratis.

Boston Medical & Surgical Journal.

This well known and long established Periodical,
the only weekly publication in the United States
devoted to the advancement of Medical Science, and
to the interests of the Medical Profession, is issued
EVERY' WEDNESDAY, from the Office of Publi-
cation, OVER 184 WASHINGTON STREET.

Each Number comprises 20 large octavo pages of
reading matter, and 4 of Advertisements. It is ed-
ited by J. V. C. Smith, M.D., and receives contribu-
tions from eminent members of the profession in every
part of the country. Its contents, though mainly of
a practical character, are intended to be sufficiently
varied to make its weekly visits interesting as well as
useful to the medical practitioner.

Volume XLVI will commence on the first Wednes-
day in February 18.52. The price is three dollars
a year, payable in advance. Orders by mail, with
subscription money enclosed, may be addressed as
above, to DAVID CliAPP, Publisher.

HATS AND CAPS

WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL.

I have in Store a large and valuable variety of the richest, as
well as common qualities of

HATS AND CAPS.

— ALSO —

Made up in every desirable form.

CUFFS FEOM $1.00 TO $50.00 PER PAIR,

OLD FURS Altered and Repaired by experienced workmen.

CHILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS

For all seasons of the ycnr.

Should any article not prove equal to its recommendation,

satisfaction will be promptly made.

IV. W, IS II 11 T E

Store & Chambers, 175 Washington St. Boston,

KIRMES <& CO.

(FROM PiEIS,)

WIG MAKERS

And Manufecturers of

Gossamer or Ventilating

[Cy Persons residing at a distanee can have Wigs made to
order, by taking a measure as here directed :

No. 1. Round the head, Inches.

" 2. Forehead to the nape, "■

" 3. From ear to ear across the head, "

" 4. From ear to ear across the forehead,- •• "

ALSO

im

Hair Dressers

^ And Manufacturers of

LADIES' IIAIR-WORE.

Ladies' VENTILATING WIGS,
Half-Wigs, Frizetts, Bands of
Long Hair, Curls & Braid?,

BRUSHES,
AND COMBS.

No. 251 Washington St.

(Over Daniell & Co's,)

IJ3 CE> ^ '?^ CE> KSfo

VTILKINS, RICE & KENDALL,

No. 16 Water Street, Boston,

MANUMCTURERS & DEALERS IN PAPERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

And Importers of Rags, Wires, Fellings, & Manufacturers' JIaterials & Chemieals.

\V., R. & K. keep constantly on hand, a full supply of rniNxiNO, Letter, Cap, News, Loo, Plate,
WuAPriNG, CoLOUED and Fancy PAPERS, all of which are sold at the lowest market rates. PAPERS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Manufactured to order, at Mill Prices.

I|^ Particular attention given to supplying BOOK PAPERS, and to the prompt and faithful execution
of special orders or contracts.

WORCESTER'S LARGE DICTIONARY,

THE BEST IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
Free from all Innovations in Orthooraphy, and containing upwards of 100,000 words, of which the pro-
nunciation is given. The Work is recommended by the highest authority in this country, and the public
.?P?1. -JA^J^J^iA^* ^Q*^ accuracy and comprehensiveneag, it is superior to any other Dictionary.

J. & W. McADAMS,

PATENTKES OP TUG NEW PAilliW AND HEADINli JIACIIINES,

Manufacture and sell at Wholesale and Retail,

PATENT PAGED AND HEADED ACCOUNT BOOKS,

Made of the best Paper, and bound in the most thorough manner. Dealers in
liCtter Copying:, Account^ 4c Record Books,

ON HAND OR MADE TO ANY PATTEHN, FOU ANY BUSINESS, AND I'AGED AND HEADED.

94 STATE ST., BOSTON, OPPOSITE BANK NORTH AMERICA.

O^VClNAt
^ON-OEN COAfe

-oWGINAi"
^OVOEN COMB,

COMB, TOILET AND PERFUMERY STORE.
A. S. JORDAN,

LATE OF THE FIRM OF J. U. BATES & A.S.JORDAN,

lias removed from the Stand of the Old Firm, to

No. 191 Washington Street,

(Corner of Norfolk Avenue, Nearly Opposite WasLiogton Coffee House,)
AND KEEPS A NEW AND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL

SOAPS, PERFUMERY, AND CHOICE TOILET ARTICLES,

TOGETHEK WrTH A NEWLY SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF

FAM©'^' ^©©BS F©K HQLtBAY PRiSEMTSo

SHELL COMBS of every description Manufactured; for the superiority of which he has received NINE
SILVER MEDALS. Ladies' & Gents' Dressing Cases, Odeur Cases, EXTRACTS of every variety.

Shaving and Toilet Soaps, Dentrifices, Hair Dyes in every variety, Razors and all Shaving Apparatus, Combs

and Brushes of all kinds, &c. Cosmetics for Complexion, Cologne Water, Knives and Scissors,

Cigar Cases and Porte Monnaies, Fans in great variety. Agent for the following Articles :

MAGIC POLISH, for Furniture and Paintings, GOURATJD'S PREPARATIONS, POUDRES, SUBTILE HAIB

DYE, ROUGE, &/C., Batchelers' INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE, Clirehugh's TRICOPHEROUS,

Deal's Hair Restorative, PILOSITOUS COMPOUND, (Warranted to Cure BALDNESS,)

And many other PREPARATIONS, with all Miscellaneous Articles connected with the Comb, Toilet, and Perfumery Trade.

REMEMBER TO CALL AT THE

]¥ew Store, No, 191 Washing^foii Street,

WHERE WILL BE FOUND ALL "NEW GOODS," — "NO OLD STOCK."

BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

MEN ARE WANTED TO CANVASS POR

Popular, Pictorial, Standard, and Religious Works,

WHICH ARE SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.

The popularity of the authors, and the superior manner in which these books are got up, both in Printing
and Binding, will warrant a quick and ready Sale throughout the United States. Exclusive right of county
is given in all cases, and no Agent is allowed to trespass on the territory of another. These books are sold
very low, and yet pay the Agent a good profit ; and as they are not put into Bookstores or Auction Rooms,
the Agent will not find the people supplied with them.

Persons engaging in this business will find it both pleasant and profitable, as the works are of a high char-
acter, and the Agent will feel proud in recommending them.

J^S" Those wishing for a Circular giving a full description of the works, prices, manner of disposal, &c.,
willplease address

HORACE WENTWORTH, PUBLISHER,

No. 86 Washington Street, Boston.

JAMES FRENCH,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,

No. 78 Washington Street, . . . Boston.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND,

Bibles, Hymn Books, Churcli Psalmody, Chant and Music Books, Prayer Books, Dlnstrated
Works, Annuals, School, Juvenile, and Miscellaneous Books, in great variety.

STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, TIZ. :

Letter, Cap, Demy, Medium, Bill, Sermon, Note, Printing, and Fancy Papers ; Envelopes; Valentines; Pl«dn,_ Fancy,
and Embossed Visiting and Ornamental Gift Cards ; Bristol Board ; Perforated, Drawing, and Tracing Papers ; Drawing and
Writing Pencils ; Gold and Silver Pencil Cases ; Pen Holders ; Black, Blue, Red and Indelible Inks ; Sealing Wax ; Wafers,
Plain, Fancy, and Motto ; FRENCirS, GILLOTT'S, and other STEEL PENS ; FRENCH'S GOLD PENS, with Gold or Silver
Cases ; Letter Folders ; Pen Knives ; Quills ; Pens ; Pen Racks ; Slates and Slate Pencils ; Account, Blank, Bank, Check, and
Memorandum Books ; Hotel Registers, Porte Monnaies ; Pocket Books, Wallets, Card Cases ; Portfolios ; Travelling and Wri-
ting Cases ; Fancy Goods ; Writing Books, made of Superfine Paper, with or without Copies ; Bill Heads, Marriage and Visiting
Cards Engraved or Printed in the best style, at short Notice.

All of the above Goods, together with every Description of

Books and Stationery, at Wholesale & Retail, on Liberal Terms, by

K8gSaiaS!E. aa[?©IBTSl

ALSO, PUBLISHER OF THE FOLLOWING WOBKS :

New Hampshire Festival ; The Massachusetts State Record, and Year Book of General Information for 1847, '48, '49, '60 and
'51 ; Art of Conversing ; Floral Gems ; Zion ; Triad ; Triune ; Sonnets ; Solace ; Two Mottoes ; Amethyst ; Sunshine and
Shade ; Maxims and Sayings ; The Sociable Story Teller ; The Vacation ; Lectures to Youth ; Consumption Prevented ; Pas-
sion, and other Tales ; The Dream Fulfilled ; One-Eyed Dick ; The Cooper's Son, or Prize of Virtue ; Foster's Book-Keeping,
by Double and Single Entry ; Life without Love ; French's System of Penmanship ; Beauties of Writing ; Boston Copy Book ;
Ladies' Copy Book; Elementary Copy Book; French's Practical Writing Book, in Three Numbers; Boston School Writing
Book, in Six Numbers ; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Writing Books, with Copies on each page, &c., &c.

[C7=" N. B. Country Traders, Booksellers, Stationers, Teachers, Clergymen, Railroads, Banks, Insurance and other Compa-
nies, furnished, AT VERY LOW PRICES,

NO. 78 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.

WARMING, VENTILATING & GOOEING.

H. & F. STIMPSON,

Corner of Congress &. Water Sts., Boston,

CONTINUE TO SET VT

FOX'S, JANES' & HEDENBERG'S FURNACES,

AND TO WARRANT THEM IN ALL CASES TO GIVB SATISFACTION.

•Oqjigjr PATENT COOKING RANGES, of a great variety of Sizes and Patterns, including their ORIGI-
NAL PATENT — the Best, most Convenient and Durable of any in the Market ; the UNION, or FIVE
SJOILBP, ^ANGE, warranted that the Back Boilers will heat; and the NEW PATTERN SIDE OVEN
S^^^^E.; ^-l of which i^l ibe put up with or without Hot-Air Fixtures and Bath Boilers.

ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP

Parlor Grcft^s & Storesi of New and Elegant Patterns, Cooking Stoves, &C.

-r

^S^^^:^^tm^^^.

MASSACHUSETTS , REGISTER ! ^-

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^v^ IM?C

FOR THE YEAR

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ir

CONTAINING A

USINESS DIRECTOR!

OF THE STATE,

WITH A

VARIETY OE USEFUL INFORMATION.

T

SERIAL NTIMBEE, LXXXVI.

BY GEORGE ADAMS.

BOSTON:

OFFICE, No. 91 WASHINGTON STREET.
1852.

PRINTED BT DAMREIL AXD MOORE, DEVONSHIRE STREET, BOSTON.

MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER AND RECORD.

The many material changes that have been made this year in the Massachusetts Eegister, or
Record, render the issue of this year's volume a very fitting occasion for giving a brief historical
account of this annual.

It was first issued in 1767 by its publishers, Mein & Fleeming, at the London Book Store,
North side of King street, (now State street,) under the name of " Mein and Fleeming's
Register for New-England and Nova-Scotia."

In 1769, Edes & GiU, in Queen street, and T. & J. Fleet, at the Heart and Crown, in Corn-
hill, published " Edes & Gill's North American Almanack and Massachusetts Register," printed
upon paper manufactured in this country.

In 1774, under the name of " Mills & Hicks's British and American Register, with an
Almanac, &c." it was published by Mils & Hicks, in School street, next door to Brackett's
Tavern, sign of Cromwell's Head.

In 1779, Thomas & John Fleet became the pubhshers, at the sign of the Bible and Heart,
at the corner of Cornhill and Water streets, and during the time of their pubheation, it was
called " A Pocket Almanack."

In 1801, John West, and Manning and Loring, commenced its pubheation, as " The Massa-
chusetts Register and United States Calendar," which they continued until 1813, when it
passed into the hands of West, Richardson & Lord, and James Loring. Mi\ Loring continued
its publication for forty-seven years, in small duodecimo volumes, the last issue under his care
being the volume for the year 1847.

In 1847, the Massachusetts State Record, in duodecimo form, was published by James French,
under the editorial management of Nahum Capen. The old Massachusetts _ Register was
merged into the State Record in 1848, and has been continued annually to this time by the
sama editor and publisher, — having been issued five years.

This year, 1852, the interest and good will of the Massachusetts State Record being pur-
chased by the present publisher, it appears in an enlarged form ; and it being the eighty-sixth
year of the annual pubheation of this work, although in different forms, it has been deemed
proper to give this volume its true serial number, 86.

The Record of this year, in much enlarged form, (octavo,) contains, besides its usual inter-
esting matter, a Business Directory of the entire State, thereby rendering it more valuable
to the business community.

It will be the ami of the publisher to make various improvements in the future numbers, in
order to make the work a fair exposition of the unequalled institutions which Massachusetts so
nobly sustains, and the important business enterprises which tend so essentially to the pros-
perity of the Commonwealth.

Our grateful acknowledgments are due to numerous friends who have very kindly furnished
valuable information. The interest evinced in the work by the pubUc, will serve as a power-
ful incentive to make it worthy of continued favor. Special acknowledgments are due to
Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M. D., Hon. Philo Leach, Hon. John P. Bigelow, Nahum Capen, Esq.,
Charles Hale, Esq., Charles Mayo, Esq., B. H. Currier, Esq., Chauncy Smith, Esq., of the
P. O. Department, Washington, D. C. ; Timothy Reed, Esq., Rev. Luther Bailey, J. H. Buck-
ingham, Esq., Ferrand F. Merrill, MontpcUer, Secretary of State, Vt. ; John G. Sawyer, Au-
gusta, Secretary of State, Me. ; Hon. Asa Potter, Providence, Secretary of State, R. I. ;
John P. C. Mather, New London, Secretary of State, Connecticut.

That errors have occurred in this volume, must be expected, when the great amount of
labor necessary to the remodelhng of the work is taken into consideration. For these unavoid-
able faults the indulgence of the public is asked, with the assurance, on our part, that future
numbers shall be as accurate as such works can be made with industry and zeal.

Having sold the copy-right of the " Massachusetts State Record and New England Register " to Mr. Qeorge
Adams, publisher of the " Boston Directory," I cheerfully recommend liim as my successor. His long experience and
thorough acquaintance with business of this kind, amply qualify him to produce a work that will unquestionably give
entire satisfaction to the public. NAUUM CAPEN.

Having sold Mr. Oeoroe Abamb the right to publish the " RIassachusetts State Record," 1 most cheerfully
recommend the work as containing a largo amount of valuable information, and its publisher as worthy of a liberal
patronage. JAMES EUENOII.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1852, by George Adams, in the Clerk's Office of the
District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

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TABLE

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OF CONTENTS.

Papte.

Advertjpomcnts • • 337

Academii's 277

Acts passed by General Court, 1851 14
Am. linptist Mis>ionary Union •• • 288

do. Bible Society 288

do. lio.ird of Foreign Missions- • • 289

do. Tract Society 289

do. Uiiitariau Association 289

Amiierst College 276

Andover Theological Seminary- •• 276

Anti-Slavery Societies 295

Aqueducts 261

Armory 321

Associations, Afrricultural 286

do. Charitable 291

do. Commemorative • • • • 285

do. Educational 281

do. Historical 285

do. Horticultural 286

do. Literary ■ 284

do. Medical 287

do. Musical 287

do. of Reform 295

do. Religious 288

do. Scientific 284

do. Sunday School 282

do. Temperance 296

AthenMum, Boston 284

do. Salem 285

Attorneys in Ma.ss. (See Counsellors )

Banks in Massachusetts 236-244

do. Savings 244

do. Dividends of 334

Baptist Massachusetts Convention 290

Barnstable Business Directory. •• • 56

do. County, Officers of- • • ■ 55

do. Clergymen 57

do. Commissioners of 55

do. Com'rs of Wrecks • - • • 55

do. (,'oroners of 56

do. Counsellor.s and Att'ys 57
do. Justices of the Peace of 55

do. Notaries of 56

do. Physicians of. . • 59

do. Probate Court of 55

do. Sheriffs of 55

do. Town Officers of 56

Benefit Society, Boston 291

Benevolent Society, Young Men's- 293

Berkshire Business Directory - • - 63

do. County, Officers of- •• • 60

do. Clergymen of 64

do. Commissioners of 60

do. Coroners of 61

do. Coun.sellors and Att'ys 64

do. Justices of 60

do. Notaries of 61

do. Physicians of 66

do. Probate Court of 60

do Sheriffsof 60

do. Town Officers of 61

Births in 1850 329

Blind, Perkins Ins'itutionforthe- - 279

Boston Busine.'^s Directory 182

do. City Officers 179

do. City Property and Debt- - - 293
do. Marriages and Deaths in- • - 329

Bristol Business Directory 71

do. County, Officers of 68

do. Clergymen of 73

do. Commissioners of 68

do. Commissioners of Wrecks- 68

do. Coroners of 69

do. Counsellors and Att'ys of- • 74

do. Justices of 69

do. Notaries of 69

do. Phvsiciaus of 78

do. Probate Court of 68

do. Sheriffs of 68

do Town Officers of 70

Page.

British Charitable Society 291

Business Directory. (Sec each Co.)

Business of Massachusetts 325

Calendar - • - 5

California, business with 2.39

Cambridge City, Officers of 130

Capital Punishment, Abol. Soc. of- 295

Cemeteries 261

Census, New England 306

Census, United States, 1850- - - -320-326

Charitable Associations 291

Charlestown City, Officers of 131

Church Statistics 326

Cincinnati, Massachusetts Society- 293

Civil Government, 1851 9

do. dO: 1852 317

Clergymen in Mass. (SeeBus.Dir.)
do. Aged, Soc. for KeUef of- 293

College of Holy Cross 276

do. Universalist 330

ColoniKition Society 295

Commissioners in different States- 53
do. resident in Mass.- - 51

do. of Insolvency 50

do. Boards of in Mass. 50

do. County. (See each Co.)

do. Foreign 316

Congress, United States 313

Connecticut, State of .... 305

Consuls residing in Boston 270

do. do. in New Bedford- • 271

Contested Elections 34

Convention, Mass. Congregational 190
Conventions, Autumnal, Unit.- - - - 289
Convention, Universalist, Ma.ss.- - - 290

Convicts, Society in aid of 296

Coroners. (See each Count}'.)
Counsellors. (See Bus. Directory.)
Counties. (See each County.)

Court, Supreme, in Mass. 48

do. Common Pleas, Justices of 48

do. Municipal, Boston 48

do. Police, Boston 49

do. do. New Bedford 49

do. do. Salem 49

do. do. Lowell 49

do. do. Lawrence 49

do. do. Worcester 49

do. do. Lynn 49

do. do. Pittsfield 49

do. Supreme, of United States- - 316
Courts, United States, in Mass.- - • 48
do. Probate. (See each Co.)

Criminal Statistics 330, 336

Custom House Officers 269

Daguerreotypes 327

Deaths 329

Dispensary, Boston 293

do. Salem 293

District Attorney."! 4.S

Divinity School, Cambridge 274

Dukes Business Directory 82

Dukes County, Officers of 81

do. Clergymen 82

do. Counsellors of 82

do. Physicians of 82

Eclipses of Sun and Moon 5-6-7

Education in Mas.sachusetts 274

do. Board of 279

Education, Statistics of 280

Election of Stat« Governors 8

Elections Contested 34

Emigration 336

Essex Business Directory 88

Essex County, Officers of 83

do. Clergymen of 93

do. Commissioners of 83

do. Coroners of 86

do. Counsellors and Att'ys of- - 94
do. Justices of 84

Page.

Essex Countyj Notaries of 85

do. I'hysicians of 101

do. Probate Court of 83

do. Sheriffsof 83

do. Town Officers of 85

Evangelical Miss. Soc, Ma-^g. 291

Expenditures and Receipts of the

State 44

Expresses 331

Eye and Ear Infirmary 292

Fatherless and Widows' Society ■ 291
Fire, Mass. Charitable Society - - - - 292

Fish, Inspectors of 3.35

Fisheries, Mass. ,3.35

Foreign Population 336

Franklin Co. Business Directory- - 109

do. Officers of 107

do. Clergymen 110

do. Commissioners 107

do. Coroners of 108

do. Counsellors and Att'ys of 110

do. Justices of 107

do. Notaries of- - - 108

do. Physicians of- Ill

do. Probate Court of 107

do. Sheriffs of 107

do Town Officers 108

do. Typographical Society 292

Gas Light Companies, 261

Government of Mass., 18.51 9

do. of United States 313

Governors of Mass., History of- • • . 45
do. list of, from 1620- • • 8

do. of the States 312

Hampden Business Directory 115

do. Clergymen of 116

do. County, Officers of 113

do. County, Town Officers- • 114

do. Commissioners of 113

do. Coroners of 114

do. Counsel'rs & Att'rys of- 117

do. Justices of 113

do. Notaries of 114

do. Physicians of 119

do. Probate Court of 113

do. Sheriffs of 113

Hampshire Bu.siness Directory--- 123

do. Clergymen of 124

do. County, Officers of • • • 121
do. County, Town Officers 122
do. Commissioners of - - - - 121

do. Coroners of 122

do. Counsel'rs & Att'rys of 125

do. Justices of 123

do. Notaries of 122

do. Physicians of 126

do. Probate Court of 121

do. Sheriffsof 121

Harv.ard University 274

Hospitals in Massachusetts 2S7

Howard Benevolent Society 292

Humane Society of Massachusetts- 292

Idiots, School for 279

Insurance Companies in Boston - - 245
do. do. Dividends of- ■ 334

do. do. out of Boston- 247

do. .Agencies in Boston 249

Irish ChariUible Society 292

Irish Emigrant Society'- 292

Iron Slanufactures 325

Judiciary, Massachusetts 48

Justices throughout Commonw'lth 49
Justieesof the Peace. (See each Co.)

Lands in Maine 37

Laws and Ke.*olves passed by Legis-
lature of Mas-sachusetts, 1861- • - 14

Law School, Cambridge, 244

Lawrence Academy 277

Lawrence Scientific School 275

Leicester Academy 278

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Page.

Legislative Proceedings, 1851 33

Lenox Academy 278

Libraries 285

Lowell City, Officers of 132

Lyceums in Massachusetts • 283

Lynn, City of 86

Mail Arrangements in Boston 364

Maine, State of ■ • • 293

Maine Lands 37

Marine and other Soc's for Seam'n 295

Markets 260

Marriages and Marriage Laws • • • ■ 329

Marshpee, Commissioner for 55

Masonic Institutions 294

Mass. Bible Society 290

do. Congre. Charitable Society- 293
do. Executive Council of, 1851 • 9
do. Executive Council of, 1852- • 817

do. Government of, 1851 9

do. Government of, 1852 817

do. Legislature of, 1851 9

do. Legislature of, 1852 317

do. do. Standing Com., 1851 11
do. do. Standing Com., 1852 320
do. Legis. Length of Sessions- • 33

do. MiUtia of 271

do. Population of 316

do. Representatives of, 1851- ■- - 9

do. Representatives, 1852 818

do. Senate of, 1851 9

do. Senate of, 1852 317

do. Soc. for Prom. Chris. Knov.l. 291
Mechanics' Charitable Asso. Bost. 292

do. Salem 293

Medical Institutions 287

Melrose Union Academy 278

do. Academy 278

Middlesex County, Bus. Directory- 134

do. County, Officers of 127

do. County, Town Officers- • 130

do. Clergymen ^- 140

do. Commissioners of 128

do. Coroners of 129

do. Counsel'rs & Attorneys 142

do. Justices of 128

do. Notaries of 129

do. Physicians of ■ • 149

do. Probate Court of 127

do. Sheriffs of 127

Militia of Massachusetts • • --^.T \- • Sf6

Milk, sold in Mass • • • • 824

Ministers at Large 289

do. Foreign 260

Missions, Episcopal Board of 289

do. Home 290

278
154
155
154
155

Monson Academy

Nantucket, Business Directory • •

do. Clergymen

do. County, Officers of —

do. Counsellors & Att'ys, ■

Page.

Nantuclvet, Phvsicians oi 155

New Bedford, City Officers of- 70

Newbury port City Officers 87

New England Non-Resistant Soc'y 295

do. Register 298

New Hampshire, State of 300

Newspapers in Massachusetts 262

Newton Theological Seminary 27G

Norfolk Clergymen 161

do. County, Bus. Directory- • ■ 159

do. County, Officers of 156

do. County, Town Officers • • • 157

do. Commissioners of 156

do. Coroners of 157

do. Counsellors & Attor'ys of 162

do. Justices of 156

do. Notaries of 157

do. Physicians of 165

do. Probate Court of 156

do. Sheriffs of 156

Normal Schools 279

Odd Fellows, I. 0. of 295

Officers of the Several States 3

Orphan Asylum, Boston 291

Palmer's Newspaper Agency 265

Parker Sam'l D., Report of 330

Pauperism, Soc. for Prevention of. 293

Paupers in Massachusetts 331

Penitent Female Refuge Society - - 295
Pettengill's Newspaper Agency- •• 261

Phillips Academy, Andover 277

Physicians. (See Bus. Directories)
Plymouth County, Bus. Directory- 170

do. County, Officers of 167

do. Clei-gymen 171

do. County, To'svn Officers • 168

do. Commissioners of 167

do. Coroners of 168

do. Counsellors fc Att'ys of 172

do. Justices of 168

do. Notaries of .... 168

do. Physicians of 174

do. Probate Court of 167

do. Sheriffs of 167

Population of Massachusetts S09

Post Office in Boston 311

Post offices in Massachusetts 266

Postage, Rates of 811

Prison, State, Mass 330

Probate Courts. (See each County)

Public Administrators 50

Railroad Corporations 250

Railroad Jubilee 333

Railroads, Statistics of- 332

Receipts and Expenditures of the

State 44

Religious Associations in Mass, ■ ■ - 288
Removal of Seat of Government ■ - 39
Representatives of Mass., 1851- - - • 9
Representatives of Mass., 1852 • - • 818

Rhode Island, State of 304

Roxbury City, Officers of 158

Safes, Fire-proof 326

Salem City, Officers of 87

Seat of Government, Removal of- - 39

Senate of Mass., 1851 9

Senate of Mass., 1852 317

Senator to Washington, Vote for- - 36

Schools, Common, Mass. 280

do. Normal 279

School, State Reform 331

Scots Charitable Society - • 293

Sheriffs. (See each County.)

Society for Prom. Christ. Knowl- • 291

do. among the Indians 291

Sons of Temperance in Boston 296

State Government, 1851 9

State Government, 1852 317

State Prison ^ 330

State Reform School 331

Stoves, Furnaces, &c. 325

Suffollc County, Bus. Directory- - - 182

do. County, Officers of 176

do. City and Town Officers ■ • 17&- 79

do. Clergymen 187

do. Commissioners to qualify

Civil Officers 176

do. Coroners of 178

do. Counsellors and Attor'ys of 190

do. Justices of 176

do. Notaries of 201

do. Physicians of 203

do. Probate Court of 176

do. Sheriffs of 176

Tailors, Charitable Association of - 291

Teachers' Associations 281

Teachers' Institutes 280

Telegraph Companies 260

Temperance Societies in Mass. • • • • 296

Thursday Lecture 289

Traders in Mass. (See Bus. Direct.)

Towns in New England 306

United States Government 313

Universalist College 330

A'ermont, State of 302

Vote for Senator 36

Wesley an Academy 278

Williams College 275

Williston Seminary 279

Worcester City, Officers of 220

Worcester County, Officers of 214

do. Clergymen 224

do. Commissioners of 214

do. Coroners of 216

do. Counsellors & Att'ys of 225

do. Notaries of 216

do. Justices of 215

do. Physicians of 230

do. Probate Court of 214

do. Sheriffs of 214

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ALMANAC. f)

JANUARY, 1852.

FEBRUARY, 1852.

MOON'S. PHASES.

MOON'S PHASES.

Full Moon, 7th day, Ih. 25m. morning.

Full Moon, 5th day, Ih. 8m. evening.

Last Quarter, 13th day, 8h. 31m. evening.

La.st Quarter, 12th day, 7h. 18m. morning.

New Moon, 21st day, 2h. 42m. morning.

New Moon, 19th day, 8h. 10m. evening.

First Quarter, 29tb day, 5h. 50m. morning.

First Quarter, 28th day. Oh, 47m. morning.

^

J>>J9 of

COXJRXS.

Bun

High

Moon

D.

Daji of

COCBTB.

Bun

5'"^

Moon

Mo
1

WMk.

B.*8.

Water,
h. m.
6 7

seti.

h. m.
1 17

Mo

1

week.

R.k a.

h. m. h
7 0 5

Witer.

b. m.

7 25

■etl.

b. m.

3 12

Thursday

h. m. h.

7 23 5

SUNDAY

2

Friday

7 23 5

7 10

2 18

2

Monday

6 59 6

8 37

4 14

3

Saturday

7 23 5

8 14

3 19

3

Tuesday

6 58 6

9 38

5 14

4

SUNDAY

[criminal.

7 22 5

9 12

4 20

4

Wednesday

6 57 6

10 30

6 15

5

Monday

C. C. P. Lenox,

7 22 5

10 2

5 21

5

Tiiursday

6 55 6

11 21

Oris

6

Tuesday

C.C. P. Boston.

7 21 5

10 47

6 29

6

Friday

6 54 6

eve

6 30

7

\Vediu;.<flay

7 21 5

11 32

{) ris

7

Saturday

6 53 6

0 40

7 42

8

Thursday

A total eclipse of

7 20 5

eve

6 17

8

SUNDAY

6 52 6

1 21

8 64

9

Friday

the Jloon, January

7 20 5

0 55

7 23

9

Monday

C. C. P. Spring-

6 51 6

2 1

10 6

10

Saturday

6 and 7, visible in

7 19 5

1 36

8 29

10

Tuesday

field and Cambridge

6 50 6

2 44

,11 28

11

SUNDAY

the U. S. Begin-

7 18 5

2 20

9 35

11

Wednesday

on Monday.

6 48 6

3 29

morn

12

Monday

ning Jan'y 6, lOh

7 18 5

3 5

10 51

12

Thursday

6 47 6

4 28

0 50

13

Tuesday

36m. P. M., and

7 17 5

3 56

morn

13

Friday

6 46 6

5 48

141

14

Wednesday

ending Jan'y 7, 4h.

7 16 5

5 3

0 18

14

Saturday

6 45 6

6 50

2 40

15

Thursday

15m. A. M.

7 16 5

6 13

1 27

15

SUNDAY

[ton.

6 44 6

8 28

3 38

16

Frid.ay

7 15 5

7 37

2 36

16

Monday

C. C. P. Northamp-

6 43 6

9 29

4 36

17

Saturday

7 14 5

8 49

3 45

17

Tuesday

S. J. C. Dedham,

6 41 6

10 17

5 38

18

SUNDAY

[ter, criminal.

7 13 5

9 45

4 54

18

Wednesday

Jury Term on Tues-

6 40 6

10 57

6 37

19

Monday

C. C. P. AVorces-

7 12 5

10 33

6 10

19

Thursday

day.

6 39 6

11 31

sets

20

Tuesday

7 12 5

11 16

sets

20

Friday

6 37 6

morn

6 9

21

Wednesday

A partial eclipse

7 11 5

11 55

5 11

21

Saturday

6 36 6

0 8

7 7

22

Thursday

of the Sun, Jan. 21,

7 10 5

morn

6 16

22

SUNDAY

6 .35 6

0 38

8 5

23

Friday

invisible in U. S

7 9 5

0 31

7 41

23

Monday

C. C. P. Lenox.

6 34 6

1 8

: 9 2

24

Saturday

7 8 5

1 0

8 56

24

Tuesday

6 32 6

1 38

10 0

25

SUNDAY

7 7 5

1 37

9 53

25

Wednesday

6 31 6

2 11

10 57

26

Monday

C. C. P. Salem,

7 6 5

2 10

10 50

26

Thursday J

6 30 6

2 45

11 59

27

Tuesday

criminal.

7 5 5

2 45

11 48

27

Friday

6 28 6

3 24

'mom

28

M'edne.sday

7 4 5

3 21

morn

28

Saturday

6 27 6

4 15

1 0 2

29

Thursday

7 3 5

4 7

0 18

29

SUNDAY i

6 26 6

5 19

1 1 17

30

Fiiday

7 2 5

5 1

1 9

31

Saturday

7 15

6 9

2 1

MARCH, 1852.

APRIL, 1852.

MOON'S PHASES.

MOON'S PHASES.

Full Moon, 6th day, Oh. 45m. morning.

FuU Moon, 4th day, 9h. 39m. morning.

Last Quarter, 12th day, 3h. 45m. evening.

Last Quarter, 11th day, 4h. 15m. morning.

New Moon, 20th day, Ih. 58m. evening.

New Moon, 19th day, 7h. Im. morning.

First Quarter, 28th day, 4h. 5m. evening.

First Quarter, 27th day, 3h. 18m. morning.

D.

Mo

1

Bays of
week.

COURTS.

Sun
R. 4 S-

High
Water.

h. m.

6 43

Moon
h. m.

3 22

D.
Mo

1

2

Days ot
week.

coimTS.

Sun
R.t S.

Hijh
Wlter.

h. m.

8 55

Moon
teu.

Monday

C.C.P.Worcesfr

h. in. b.

6 26 6

Thursday

b. m. h.

5 45 7

h. m.

4 15

2

Tuesday

S. J.C. Bost.,L.T.

6 24 6

8 4

4 12

Friday

5 44 7

9 52

5 3

3

Wednesday

6 23 6

9 16

4 58

3

Saturday

5 42 7

10 39

5 38

4

Thursday

6 22 6

10 12

5 46

4

SUNDAY

5 41 7

11 21

9"?!

5

Friday

6 21 6

10 58

6 34

5

Monday

5 40 7

eve

7 48

6

Saturday

6 19 6

11 42

Oris

6

Tuesday

C. C. P. Boston.

5 39 7

0 24

9 8

7

SUNDAY

6 18 6

eve

7 47

7

Wednesday

5 37 7

1 21

10 28

8

Jlonday

C. C. P. Concord,

6 17 6

1 0

8 47

8
9
10

Thursday

5 36 7

2 18

2 52

3 47

11 48

9

Tuesday

Taunton, & Spring-

6 15 6

1 40

9 48

Friday

5 35 7

mom

10

Wednesday

field, on Monday,

6 14 6

2 21

10 59

Saturday

5 33 7

0 53

11

Thursday

the 8th.

6 13 6

3 10

morn

11

SUNDAY

5 32 7

4 65

1 28

12

Friday

6 11 6

4 8

0 46

12

Monday

5 31 7

6 12

2 3

13

Saturday

6 10 6

5 25

1 23

13

Tuesday

C.C.P. Plymouth.

5 30 7

7 29

2 38

14

SUNDAY

6 9 6

6 45

2 19

14

Wednesday

S. J. C. Lowell,

5 28 7

S 0

3 13

15

Monday

C. C. P. Salem,

6 7 6

8 4

3 7

15

Thursday

Worcester & Green-

5 27 7

8 as

3 48

16

Tuesday

and Greenfield, on

6 6 6

9 8

3 54

16

Friday

field, J. T. ; 0. C.

5 26 7

9 22

4 23

17

Wednesday

Monday, the 15th.

6 5 6

9 57

4 44

17

Saturday

P., Barnstable, on

5 25 7

10 40

4 58

18

Thursday

6 4 6

10 35

5 28

18

SUNDAY

Tuesday, the 13th.

5 23 7

11 13

5 39

19

Friday

6 3 6

11 9

6 12

19

Monday

5 22 7

11 42

sets

20

Saturday

6 2 6

11 42

sets

20:

Tuesday

S. J. C. North-

5 21 7

morn

7 46

21

SUNDAY

6 16

morn

6 52

21

Wednesday

ampton and Taun-

5 20 7

0 13

8 46

22

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

5 59 7

0 9

7 51

22

Thursday

ton, J. T., on Tues-

5 18 7

0 52

9 48

23

5 58 7

0 40

8 52

23

Friday

day, the 20th.

5 17 7

1 17

10 49

24

5 57 7

1 9

9 53

24

Saturday

5 16 7

1 55

11 46

25

5 55 7

1 40

10 51

25

SUNDAY

5 15 7

2 36

morn

26

5 54 7

2 16

11 52

26

Monday

C. C. P. Dedham.

5 14 7

3 24

0 38

27

Saturday
SUNDAY

5 53 7

2 56

morn

27

Tuesday

S. J. C. Ipswich

5 13 7

4 25

1 22

28

5 51 7

3 44

0 50

28

Wednesday

and Springfield J. T.

5 11 7

5 47

2 6

29

Monday

5 50 7

4 49

1 42

29

Thursday

on Tuesday.

5 10 7

7 10

2 51

30

Tuesday

5 49 7

6 11

2 34

30i

Friday

5 9 7

8 2S

3 35

31

Wednesday

5 48 7

7 39

3 37

1

6 ALMANAC.

MAY, 1852.

JUNE, 1852.

MOON'S PHASES.

MOON'S PHASES.

Full Moon, 3d day, 51i. 38m. evening.

Full Moon, 2d day, Ih. 41m. morning.

Last Quarter, 10th day, 6h. 38m. evening.

Last Quarter, 9th day, lOh. 30m. morning.

New Moon, 18th day, lOh. 31m. evening.

New Moon, 17th day. Oh. 3m. evening.

First Quarter, 26th day, lOh. 54m. morning.

First Quarter, 24th day, 4h. 2m. evening.

D.
Mo

1

Eajs of
wtek.

coxniTs.

Sun
R.ft S.

b. m. h.

5 8 7

High
Water.

h. m.

9 27

Moon
sets.

h. m.

4 7

1).

Mo

1

D.iyj of
iieek.

COURTS.

Sun
R. ft S.

High
Water

Mooa
seta.

b. m.

5 35

Saturday

Tuesday

A partial eclipse

h. m. h.
4 41 8

b. m.
10 41

2

SUNDAY

5 7 7

10 16

4 36

2

Wedne.sday

of the Sun, June

4 40 8

11 25

Oris

3

Monday

5 6 7

11 0

5 3

3

Thursday

17, invisible in the

4 40 8

eve

9 18

4

Tuesday

S. J. C Barnsta-

5 5 7

11 42

Oris

4

Friday

United States.

4 39 8

1 2

10 3

5

Wednesday

ble, J. T.

5 4 7

eve

9 24

5

Saturday

4 39 8

1 32

10 50

6

Thursday

5 3 7

1 6

10 33

6

SUNDAY

4 39 8

2 17

11 39

7

Friday

5 2 7

1 48

11 42

7

Monday

C. C. P. North-

4 38 8

3 0

mom

6

Saturday

5 0 7

2 34

morn

8

Tuesday

ampton,Nan tucket.

4 37 8

3 47

0 21

9

SUNDAY

4 59 8

3 24

0 44

9

Wednesday

4 37 8

4 39

0 50

10

Hon day

4 58 8

4 21

1 14

10

Tliursday

4 37 8

5 43

1 12

11

Tuesday

S. J. C. Lenox &

4 57 8

5 29

1 44

11

Friday

4 36 8

6 44

1 40

12

Wednesday

Plymouth, J. T., on

4 56 8

6 42

2 11

12

Saturday

4 36 8

7 47

2 4

13

Thursday

Tuesday, 11th.

4 55 8

7 47

2 40

13

SUNDAY

4 36 8

8 45

2 35

14

Mday

4 55 8

8 45

3 11

14

Monday

C. C. P. Spring-

4 36 8

9 30

3 1

15

Saturday

4 54 8

9 28

3 42

15

Tuesday

field, Concord, and

4 35 8

10 12

3 25

16

SUNDAY

4 53 8

10 7

4 15

16

Wednesday

New Bedford., on

4 35 8

10 51

4 0

17

Monday

C. C. P. Spring-

4 52 8

10 50

4 45

17

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Monday, 14th.

4 35 8

11 30

sets

18

Tuesday

field, criminal.

4 51 8

11 19

sets

18

4 35 8

morn

8 30

19

Wednesday

4 50 8

11 49

7 41

19

4 35 8

0 8

9 18

20

Thursday

4 49 8

morn

8 38

20

SUNDAY

4 35 8

0 49

10 0

21

Friday

4 48 8

0 24

9 36

21

Monday

C. C. P. Worces-

4 35 8

1 28

10 47

22

Saturday

4 48 8

0 59

10 S3

22

Tuesday

ter and Ipswich.

4 35 8

2 11

11 30

23

SUNDAY

4 47 8

1 40

11 25

23

Wednesday

4 35 8

2 55

11 55

24

Monday

C. C. P. Worces-

4 46 8

2 23

morn

24

^Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY

4 35 8

3 46

mom

25

Tuesday

ter and Newbury-

4 45 8

3 11

0 13

25

4 35 8

4 46

0 29

26

Wednesday

port, criminal.

4 45 8

4 10

1 3

26

4 35 8

5 58

1 7

27

Thursday

4 44 8

5 15

1 48

27

4 35 8

7 19

1 45

28

Friday

4 43 8

6 38

2 33

28

Monday

C. C. P. Concord,

4 35 8

8 31

2 23

29

Saturday

4 43 8

7 64

3 18

29

Tuesday

criminal ; Lenox,

4 36 8

9 34

3 0

30

SUNDAY

4 42 8

9 1

3 59

30

Wednesdav

civil, both 28th.

4 36 8ll0 25

3 40

31 Monday !

0. C. P. Edgart'n.

4 41 8

9 55

4 45

JULY, 1852.

~

AUGUST, 1852.

MOON'S PHASES.

MOON'S PHASES.

Full Moon, 1st dav, lOh. 43m. morning.

Last Quarter, 7th day, 8h. 42m. afternoon.

Last Quarter, 9.h lay 31i. 22m. inorning.

New Moon, 15th day, 9h. 13m. morning.

Nt^w Moon, 16th iJav, llh. 31m. afterr.oon.

First Quarter, 23d day, 8h. 17m. afternoon.

First Quarter, 22d day, Ih. 17m. morning.

Full Moon, 30th day, 9h. 27m. afternoon.

FuU Moon, 29th day, lOh. 22m. morning.

B.

Dajaof

COURTS.

Sun

Moon

High

».

Days of

COURTS.

Sun t Moon

High

Ho
1

weok.

R.& S.

h. m,

rises

Water,
h. m.

11 4

Mo

1

week.

R. & S. sets.

Wat«r.
h. m.

A 16

Thursday

4 36 8

SUNDAY

h. m. h. h. m.

4 57 8 8 51

2

Friday

4 36 8

8 56

11 56

2

Monday

4 59 8

9 16

0 52

3

Saturday

4 37 8

9 35

A 38

3

Tuesday

4 59 8

9 41

125

4

SUNDAY

[criminal.

4 37 8

10 14

1 15

4

Wednesday

5 0 7

10 6

1 58

5

Monday

C. C. P. Lenox,

4 37 8

10 48

1 52

5

Thursday

5 17

10 31

2 31

6

Tuesday

C. C. P. Boston ;

4 38 8

11 17

2 29

6

Friday

5 2 7

11 8

3 7

7

Wednesday

S. J. C. Nantucket,

4 38 8

11 42

3 10

7

Saturday

5 3 7

11 50

3 49

8

Thursday!

J.T.jtwo last on 6th.

4 39 8

morn

3 51

8

SUNDAY

5 4 7

mom

4 38

9

Friday

4 40 8

0 7

4 39

9

Monday

C. C. p. Green

5 6 7

0 58

5 49

10

Satxirday

4 40 8

0 40

5 42

10

Tuesday

field and Plymouth.

5 6 7

2 0

6 59

11

SUNDAY

4 40 8

1 15

6 44

11

Wednesday

5 7 7

3 1

8 14

12

Monday

4 41 8

1 60

7 53

12

Thursday

5 8 7

4 3

9 19

13

Tuesday

4 41 8

2 25

8 64

13

Friday

5 9 7

5 4

10 13

14

Wednesday

4 42 8

3 0

9 45

14

Saturday

5 10 7

6 5

10 59

15

Thursday '

4 43 8

3 35

10 31

15

SUNDAY

5 11 7

sets

11 41

16

Friday

4 43 8

4 3

11 15

16

Monday

5 12 7

7 50

morn

17

Saturday

A total eclipse of

4 44 8

sets

11 07

17

Tuesday

5 14 7

8 32

0 20

18

SUNDAY

the Moon, July 1,

4 45 8

8 59

morn

18

Wednesday

5 15 7

8 59

0 59

19

Monday

invis. in the East-

4 45 8

9 32

0 37

19

Thursday

5 16 7

9 36

1 37

20

Tu(-sday

ern and Southern

4 46 8

9 59

1 15

20

Friday

5 17 7

10 0

2 9

21

Wednesday

States.

4 47 8

10 28

1 55

21

Saturday

5 18 7

10 46

3 1

22

Thursday

4 48 8

11 27

2 36

22

SUNDAY

5 20 7

11 29

3 55

23

Friday

4 48 8

morn

3 21

23

Monday

5 21 7

11 66

5 4

24

Saturday

4 49 8

0 49

4 16

24

Tuesday

5 22 7

morn

6 28

25

SUNDAY

4 50 8

1 27

5 28

25

Wednesday

5 23 7

0 38

7 53

2f

Monday

4 51 8

1 5,-

6 48

26

Thursday

5 24 7

1 40

9 6

2'

Tuesday

4 52 8

2 30

8 11

27

Friday

5 26 7

2 41

10 0

2f

Wednesday

4 53 8

3 2

9 19

28

Saturd.iT

5 27 7

3 44

10 46

21

) Thursday

4 64 8

3 35

10 16

29

SUNDAY

5 28 7

4 45

11 19

3(

) inday

4 55 8

4 14

11 0

30

Monday

5 29 7

5 48

11 55

3

L Saturday

|4 56 8

rises

11 41

31

Tuesday

6 30 7

6 50

A 36

ALMANAC. 7

SEPTEMBER, 1852.

OCTOBER, 1852.

MOON'S PHASES.

MOON'S PHASES.

Last Quarter, Cth day, Ih. SOm. afternoon.

Last Quarter, Cth day, 5h. 52m. morning.

New JIooii, 13th day, 5h. r)4m. afternoon.

New Moon, 13th day, 2h. 30m. morning.

First Quarter, 20th day, lOh. 33m. morning.

First Quarter, I'Jth day, 7h. 11m. afternoon.

Full Moon, 28th day, Ih. 40n]. morning.

Full Moon, 27th day, 7h. 10m. afternoon.

D.

Days of

COURTS.

Bun

Moon

HI h

i>.

!>>;■ of

COURTS.

Sub

Moon

Hl|»

Mo

week.

R. 4 8.

rises.

W»ler.

Mo

veek.

B.4B.

lira.

W»ur.

h. m. h.

ta. m.

b. m.

h. m. b.

h. m.

h. m.

1

Wednesday

5 32 7

8 28

A 66

1

Friday

6 11 6

8 10

A 57

2

Thursday

5 33 7

8 57

1 25

2

Saturday

6 12 6

8 42

1 28

3

Friday

5 34 7

9 30

1 58

3

SUNDAY

[and Springfield.

6 13 6

9 12

2 16

4

Saturday

5 36 7

9 55

2 31

4

Monday

C. C. P.Nantuclcet

6 14 6

9 45

2 42

5

SUNDAY

[Worcester.

5 37 7

10 25

3 10

5

Tuesday

C. (J. P. Boston;

6 16 6

10 19

3 27

6

Monday

C. C. I>. Lowell,

5 38 7

10 51

3 67

0

Wednesday

S. J. C. Worcester,

6 17 6

11 18

4 23

7

Tuesday

S. J. (;. Spring-

5 39 7

11 20

4 68

7

Thursday

L. T. on the 5th

6 18 6

morn

5 22

8

Wednesday

field, J. T. Barnsta-

5 41 7

morn

6 15

8

Friday

6 20 6

1 8

6 51

9

Thursday

ble, civil.

5 42 7

0 24

7 41

9

Saturday

6 21 6

2 0

8 27

10

Friday

5 43 7

1 22

8 56

10

SUNDAY

6 22 6

2 50

9 28

11

Saturday

544 7

2 20

9 53

11

Monday

C. C. P. Ipswich,

6 23 6

3 44

10 16

12

SUNDAY

5 46 7

3 27

10 48

12

Tuesday

criminal.

6 25 6

4 38

11 0

13

Monday

5 47 7

4 40

11 29

13

Wednesday

6 26 6

sets

11 41

14

Tuesday

S.J. C.Greenfield,

5 48 7

sets

morn

14

Thursday

6 27 6

6 28

morn

15

Wednesday

J. T. ; I,cuox, L. T.

5 50 7

7 30

0 2

15

Friday

6 29 6

7 12

0 20

16

Thursday

both, 14th.

5 51 7

7 59

0 39

16

Saturday

6 30 6

7 59

1 0

17

Friday

5 52 7

8 36

1 18

17

SUNDAY

[amp ton.

6 31 6

8 49

1 43

18

Saturday

5 54 7

9 16

1 59

18

Monday

C. C P. North-

6 32 6

9 38

2 30

19

SUNDAY*

5 65 7

9 50

2 46

19

Tuesday

S. J. C. Cam-

6 34 6

10 31

3 23

20

Monday

C. C. P. Newbury-

5 56 7

10 50

3 38

20

M'ednesday

bridge, L. T.

6 35 6

11 24

4 26

21

Tuesday

port and Dedham.

5 57 7

11 52

4 46

21

Thursday

6 36 6

morn

5 46

22

Wednesday

5 59 7

11 30

6 9

22

Friday

6 38 6

1 10

6 49

23

Thursday

6 0 6

morn

7 36

23

Saturday

6 89 6

1 59

8 12

24

Friday

6 16

1 40

8 48

24

SUNDAY

6 40 6

2 64

9 8

25

Saturday

6 3 6

2 38

9 39

25

Monday

C. C. P. Lenox.

6 41 6

3 46

9 51

26

SUNDAY

6 4 6

3 36

10 20

26

Tuesday

S. J. C. Taunton

6 42 6

4 37

10 25

27

Monday

g. J. C. Northamp-

6 5 6

4 40

10 56

27

Wednesday

L. T. for counties of

6 44 6

rises

10 52

28

Tuesday

ton, L.T. for Hamp.

6 7 6

rises

11 28

28

Thursday ,

Bristol, Plymouth,

6 45 6

5 46

11 31

29

Wednesday

Frank'n, Hampd'n

6 8 6

7 16

A 1

29

Friday

Barnstable, Dukes.

6 46 6

6 12

A 2

30

Thursday

co's: C. 0. P. Wor-

6 a 6

7 31

0 26

30

Saturday

6 47 6

6 48

0 32

cester, Edgartown.

31

SUNDAY

6 49 6

7 20

1 5

NOVEMBER, 1852.

DECEMBER, 1852.

MOON'S PHASES.

MOON'S PHASES.

Last Quarter, 4th day, 7h. oGm. afternoon.

Last Quarter, 4th day, 7h. 38m. morning.

New Moon, 11th day, llh. 5fni. morning.

New Moon, 10th day, lOh 47m. afternoon.

First Quarter, 18th day, 9h. 4Sm. morning.

First Quarter, 18th day, 3h. 55m morning.

Full Moon, 26th day, Ih. 54m. afternon.

Full Moon, 26th day, 8h. 25m. morning.

D.

Mo

1

Days of
week.

COURTS.

Sun

Moon

High
W»ter.

J).

Mo
1

week.

COURTS.

Sun
R.kS.

Moon

mcs.

h. m.
844

Hiih
W»iei.

Monday

h. m. b.
6 50 6

h. m.
•S 6

h. m.

1 41

Wednesday

A total eclipse of

b. m. h.

7 18 5

b. m.

2 7

2

Tuesday

S. J. C. L.T. Ded-

6 51 6

8 56

2 2:.

2

Thursday

the Sun, Decem. 10

7 19 6

9 34

2 49

3

fl'ednesday

ham.

6 52 6

9 48

3 6

3

Friday

and 11, inyisible in

7 20 5

10 24

3 39

4

Thursday

6 53 6

10 41

4 2

4

Saturday

the United SUtes.

7 20 5

11 14

4 37

5

Friday

6 54 6

11 30

5 11

5

SUNDAY

7 21 5

mom

5 50

6

Saturday

6 55 6

morn

6 29

6

Monday

C. C. P. Spring-

7 21 5

0 54

7 7

7

SUNDAY

6 57 6

1 9

7 49

7

Tuesday

field, criminal Wor-

7 22 5

2 23

8 22

8

Monday

C. C.P.Greenf 'Id.

6 58 6

2 17

8 58 1

8

Wednesday

cester & Plymouth

7 22 5

3 47

9 22

9

Tuesday

S.J. C. New Bed-

6 59 6

3 17

9 51 1

9

Thursday

on the 6th.

7 23 5

5 10

10 15

10

Wednesday

ford, J. T. ; Salem,

7 0 5

4 37

10 43

10

Friday

7 23 5

6 35

11 4

11

Thursday

L. T. Two last on

7 1 7

sets

11 26

11

Saturday

7 23 5

sets

11 49

12

Friday

the 9th.

7 2 7

5 37

morn

12

SUNDAY

7 24 5

5 52

mom

13

Saturday

7 3 7

6 33

0 2

13

Monday

C. C. P. Cam-

7 24 5

6 57

0 33

14

SUNDAY

7 4 7

7 30

0 47

14

Tuesday

bridge & New Bed-

7 24 5

8 2

1 17

15

Monday

7 5 7

8 26

1 31

15

Wednesday

ford.

7 25 5

9 7

2 1

16

Tuesday

S.J.C.Bos.,J.T.

7 67

9 22

2 18

16

Thursday

7 255

10 12

2 45

17

Wednesday

7 7 5

10 20

3 8

17

Friday

7 25 5

11 17

3 28

18

Thursday

7 8 5

11 15

4 3

18

Saturday

7 25 5

mom

4 18

19

Friday

7 9 5

morn

5 7

19

SUNDAY

7 25 5

0 25

5 20

20

Saturday

7 10 5

0 25

6 15

20

Jlonday

C. C. P. Dedham

7 25 5

1 14

6 19

21

SUNDAY

7 11 5

0 55

7 25

21

Tuesday

and I.awrence.

7 25 5

2 13

7 23

22

Mondaj'

7 11 5

1 25

8 20

221

Wednesday

7 25 5

3 15

8 21

23

Tuesday

7 12 5

1 50

9 11

23

Thursday"

A partial eclipse

7 25 5

4 16

9 13

24

Wednesday

7 13 5

2 20

9 52

24

Friday

of the Moon, Dec.

7 25 5

5 IS

9 57

25

Thursday

7 14 5

2 55

10 29

25

Saturday

26, the beginning

7 25 5

6 15

10 37

26

Friday

7 15 5

3 35

11 3

26

SUND.iY

of which only is

7 25 5

rises

11 16

27

Saturday

7 15 5

rises

11 37

27

Monday

Tisiblein New Eng-

7 26 5

5 35

11 58

28

SUNDAY

7 16 5

6 2

A 12

28

Tuesday

land. Beginning at

7 24 5

6 37

k 34

29

Monday

7 17 5

7 0

0 49

29

Wednesday

6h.30m. A.M., and

7 24 5

7 42

1 12

30

Tuesday

7 18 5

7 50

1 26

30

Thursday

ending at llh. 6m.

- 24 5

8 57

1 61

1

31

Friday

A.M.

7 24 5 9 S5l

2 32

GOVERNORS IN MASSACHUSETTS.

PREPARED BY NATHANIEL

1620
1621

1633
1634
1635

S H U R T L E F F , M.I;

Governors of Plymouth Colony, chosen annually by the People.
John Carver. 1636 Edward Winslow. "'"■■

William Bradford. 1637 William Bradford.

Edward Winslow. 1638 Thomas Prence.

Thomas Prence. 1639 William Bradford.

William Bradford.

1645
1657
1673
1681

Edward Winslow.

William Bradford.
Thomas Prence.
Josias Winslow.
Thomas Hinckley.*

* Mr. Hinckley was Governor till the union of the Colony vnth. the Massachusetts Colony in 1692, except during the
administration of Andros.

Deputy Governors of Plymouth Colony, chosen annually by the People.
*1680Thos. Hinckley. 1681Jas. Cudworth. 1682 Wm. Bradford, to 1686. 1689 Wm. Bradford, to 1692.

* Preyiously there was no Deputy Governor, a Governor pro tern, being appointed by the Governor to serve in his absence.

Governors of Massachusetts, under the First Charter.

*1628 John Endicott, clogen in 1640 Thomas Dudley

England. 1641 ~' " '

John Winthrop. 1642

Thomas Dudley. 1644

John Haynes. 1645

Henry Vane. 1646

John Winthrop. 1649

* On May 13, 1629, Matthew Cradock was elected Governor by the Company
Governor. They never camo to New England, and Mr. Endicott was elected
Winthrop in 1629.

1629
1634
1635
1636
1637

Richard Bellinghani.
John Winthrop.
John Endicott.
Thomas Dudley.
John Winthrop.
John Endicott.

chosen annually.

1650 Thomas Dudley.

John Endicott.

Richard Bellingham.

John Endicott.

Richard Bellingham.

John Leverett.

Simon Bradstreet.

1651
1654
1655
1665
1673
1679

in England, and Thomas Goffe, Deputy
Governor in England, as was also Mr.

Deputy Governors of Massachusetts, under the First Charter, chosen annually.

*1629 Thomas Dudley,. . .to 1634

1634
1635
1636
1637
1640

Roger Ludlow,.... "1635
Rich'd Bellingham, " 1636
John Winthrop,... " 1637
Thomas Dudley,... "1640
Rich'd Bellingham, " 1641

1671
1673
1678
1679

John Endicott, to 1644

John Winthrop,... " 1646
Thomas Dudley,... " 1653
John Endicott,.... " 1655
Rich'd Bellingham, " 1665
Francis Willoughby," 1671
* John Humphry was elected, but did not serve.

Deputy Governor of Massachusetts after the Dissolution of the First Charter
1689 Thomas Danforth, to 1692.

1641
1644
1646
1654
1655
1665

John Leverett,.... to 1673
Sam'l Symonds, to Oct., '78
Oct., Simon Bradstreet, '79
Thomas Danforth, to 1686

Governors of Massachusetts unde7- the Second Charter, appointed by the King.

I 1756 Sept., Spencer Phips.
1757 April, The Council.
1757 Aug., Thomas Pownall.
1760 June, Thomas Hutchinson.
1760 Aug., Francis Bernard.
1769 Aug., Thomas Hutchinson.
1771 March, Thos. Hutchinson.
1774 May, Thomas Gage.

1392 May, Sir William Phips.
1694 Nov., William Stoughton.

1699 May, Earl of Bellomont.

1700 July, William Stoughton.

1701 July, The Council.

1702 June, Joseph Dudley.
1714 Feb., The Council.
1714 March, Joseph Dudley.
11715 Nov, William Tailer.

1716 Oct., Samuel Shute.
1722-3 Jan., William Dummer.

1728 July, William Burnet.

1728 Sept., William Dionmer.

1730 June, William Tailer.

1730 Aug., Jonathan Belcher.

1741 Aug., William Shirley.

1749 Sept., Spencer Phips.

1753 Aug., William Shirley.

* Those whose names are printed in Italics, were acting Governors.

t In November, 1715, Elizeus Burgess was proclaimed Governor, he having had the appointment in March, 1714 ; but
he never came over to perform his duties, and resigned the office in 1716.

Lieutenant-Governors of MassacMisetts under the Second Charter, ap23ointed by the King.
1692 Wm. Stoughton, to July, 1701. I 1716 William Dummer. I 1770 Andrew Oliver.

1702 Thomas Povey, to 1706. | 1730 William Tailer. | 1774 Thomas Oliver.

1705-6 January, vacancy to Oct. 1711. I 1733 Spencer Phips. 1

1711 William Tailer. 1758 Thomas Hutchinson.

1774 October.

Since the Revolution.
.A Provincial Congress. | 1775 July.

.The Council.

Governors and Lieutenant-Governors of Massachusetts, under the Constitution.

Governors.

1780 John Hancock, to 1785

1785 James Bowdoin 1787

1787 John Hancock,. .Oct. 8, 1793

1794 Samuel Adams, 1797

1797 Increase Sumner, Ju'e 7, 1799

1800 Caleb Strong, 1807

1807 James Sullivan, Dec. 10, 1808

1809 Christopher Gore, 1810

1810 Elbridge Gerry 1812

1812 Caleb Strong, 1816

1816 John Brooks, 1823

1823 William Eustis,. Feb. 6, 1825
1825 Levi Lincoln, 1834

1834 John Davis 1836] 1802 Edward H. Robbins,.. 1807

1836 Edward Everett, 1840

1840 Marcus Morton, 1841

1841 John Davis, 1843

1843 Marcus Morton, 1844

1844 George N. Briggs,....1851
1851 Georges. Boutwell

Lieutenant- Governors.

1780 Thos. Cushing,Feb.28.1788

1788 Benjamin Lincoln,... .1789

1789 *Samuel Adams, 1794

1794 Moses Gill,.. .May 20, 1800
1801 Sam'l Phillips, Fcb.10,1802

* The Lt. Governors, whose names arc in Italics, were acting Governors also during vacancies in the office of Governor.
QT For Civil Government of Mass. in 1851, see page 9 ; in 1852, see page 317.

1807 Levi Lincoln, 1809

1809 David Cobb, 1810

1810 William Gray, 1«12

1812 AVilliam Phillips Tfes

1823 Levi Lincoln, ...Feb., 1824

1824 Marcus Morton, July, 1825
1826 Thomas L. Winthrop, 1832
1833 Samuel T. Armstrong, 1836
1836 George Hull 1843

1843 Henry H. Childs, 1844

1844 John Reed 1851

1851 Henry W. Cushman

CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

Johnson Gardner, Seekonk.
Isaac Emery, Boston.
George \V. Dike, Stoneham.

CIVIL GOVERNMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS.

His Excellency Geokge S. Boutwelt,, Groton, Governor.

His Honor, Henry W. Cushman, Bernardston, Lieut.- Governor.

COUXCIL.

Isaac Davis, Worcester. John B. Alley, Lynn.

Ilddolphus B. Hubbard, Sunderland. Edgar K. Whitaker, Ncedham.
Noah Gibson, New Marlboro'. Philo Leach, Bridgewater.

Amasa Walker, of North Brookfield, Secretary of the Co mmoiuoealth.

William Tufts, \st Clerk. Charles W. L^vett, 2^^ Clerk.
Charles B. Hall, of Haverhill, Treasurer and Receiver General.

William Williams, \sl Clerk. William Caldwell, 2d Clerk.
David Wilder, Jr., of Brookline, Auditor of Accounts.
Benjamin Stevens, Sen/eant at Arms to the General Court.
Timothy R. Page, Messenger to the Governor and Council.

SENATE.
Henry Wilson, President.
James M. Usher, Med ford.
Luke Wellington, Ashby.
John Boynton, Groton.

Worcester.
Alex. De Witt, Worcester.
Edw. B. Bigelow, Grafton.
Giles H. Whitney, Templeton.
Moses Wood, Fitchburg.
Francis Howe, Brookfield.

Hamjjshire.
Wm. A. Hawley, Northampton
William Hyde, Ware.

Hampden.
Erasmus D Beach, Springfield.
David Mosely, Westfield.

Franklin.
Whiting Griswold, Greenfield.

Suffolk.
David Sears, Boston, resigned
IMarch 11; place tilled March
20. by Cyrus Washburn, Boston.
Benjamin Seaver, "

John H. VVilkins, "

Geo. H. Kuhn, "

Charles T. Russell,
Charles Hubbard, Chelsea.

Essex.

Moses Newell, W. Newbury.

Robert S. Daniels, Danvers.

Edmund Kimball, Bradford.

Frederick Robinson, Marblehead,
resigned May 19 ; seat taken
May 21 by Albert Thorndike,
Beverly.

Daniel Saundeis, Jr., Lawrence.

Middlesex.
Jos. T. Buckingham, Cambridge.
John W. Graves, Lowell.
Henry Wilson, Natick.

Norfolk.

Edw. L. Keyes, Dedham.
Samuel Warner, Jr., Wrentham.
Alvah Morrison, Braintree.

Plymouth.

Edward Cnzncau, Hingham.
Wm. H. Wood, Middleboro'.

Bristol.

William C. Taber, New Bedford,
resigned Jan. 27; place filled
Feb. 3, by John Earle, Swanzey.

Lyman W. Dean, Altleboto'.

George Austin, Swanzey.

Barnstable.

Stephen Hilliard, Provincetown.
Zenas D. Bassett, Barnstable.

Nantucket and Dukes.
William Barney, Nantucket.

Berkshire.
Asa G. Welch, Lee.
Richard P. Brown, Egremont.
Chauncey L. Knapp, Clerk; Joseph H. Buckingham, Assistant Clerk. Rev. A. L Stone. Chaplain.
William M. Wise, Doorkeeper. James N. Toluian, Assistant Doorkeeper. Tilson Fuller, Page.

[When the Senate assembled Jan. 1, there were seven vacancies, viz., .3 in Middlesex, 2 in Hamp-
den, and 2 in Bristol. Another vacancy occurred Jan. 8, by the resignation of Mr. N. P. Banks, Jr.,
of Middlesex, who was also chosen a member of the House, and preferred to retain his seat in that
body. These vacancies were filled in accordance with the Constitution by a convention of the Senate
and House, Jan 9, when Messrs. Newell, Daniels, Kimball. Beach, Mosely, Dean, Austin and Boyn-
ton were chosen, and thev took their seats within a dav or two. Mr. Earle was chosen in Convention,
Jan. 29; Mr.-Washburn,"March 18; Mr. Thorndike, May 21.]

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Nathaniel P. Banks, Jr., Waltham, Speaker.

Boston.

Suffolk.

Sidney Bartlett,
John Bigelow,
Charles Boardman,
Billings Briggs,
Edward Brooks,
Isaac Carj',
Otis Clapp,
Calvin W. Clark,
Robert Colby,
Samuel F. Coolidge,
Benjamin R. Curtis,
Tisdale Drake,
William Eaton,
Thomas Edwards,
Henry H. Fuller,
Henry J. Gardner,
Junius Hall,
Samu 1 Hooper,
Benjamin James,

Boston.

Eliphalet Jones,
Isaac Jones,
Samuel Keitell,
Moses Kimball,
Ezra Lincoln,
Robert Marsh,
James Munroe,
Abel B. Munroe,
Charles C. Nutter,
John Odin, Jr.,
Julius A. Palmer,
John F. Pavson,
Silas F. Plimpton,
Benjamin Pond,
William Pope,
John P. Putnam,
William Schouler,
Nathaniel Seaver,
Thomas J. Shelton,
Jacob Sleeper,

John Spence, Jr., do., deceased
Feb. 8 ; his seat taken Feb. 14,
by J. Thomas Stevenson.
Elijah Stearns, Boston.

George Whittcmore, "

Joseph M. Wightman, "
Clement Willis, "

Azel Ames, Chelsea.

Edward Bassett, "

Edward Floyd, North Chelsea.

Essex.
Sam'l H. Batchelder, Boxford.
Nathaniel Peabody, Bradford.
Willi,m\ Walcott, Danvers.

Otis Mudge, "

Henry A. Hardy, "

Oilman P. Allen, Essex.
Henry H. Baker, Georgetown.
Jeremiah R. Cook, Gloucester.

10

MASSACHUSETTS STATE KECORD.

Wm. H. Haskell, Gloucester.
Moses Foster. Jr., Groveland.
Nalh'l R. Farley. Jr., Ipswich.
J;imes K. Barker, Lawrence.
Morris Knowle.s, "

George D. Lund, "

Israel Buffuui, Lynn.

Joseph Haines, "

John Q. Hammond, "

Isniiih Hacker, "

William Skinner, Jr., Lynnfield.
John Girdler, 2d, Mancliester.
Elisha P Hutchinson, Middle-
ton ; resigned Jan. 16; vacancy
not filled.
Caleb dishing, Newbury.
Jeremiah Oilman, Newburyport.
Edward Toppan, Jr., "

Isaac Stevens, "

Adilison Gott, Rockport.
Thomas E. Payson, Rowley.
Wm. Kimball, Salem.

Wm. F. Nichols, '«

Joseph B. F. Osgood, "

Chas. M. Richardson, "

Auuustus Story, "

Michael Shepard, do. ; resigned
F'eb. 13 ; his seat taken Feb.
18, by Thomas Trask.
John Q Evans, Salisbury.
Charles Sweetser, Saugus.
Nehemiah.B.ilch, Top.^field,
John Porter, Wenham.
Benj. Edwards, \V. Newbury.

' Middlesex.

James T. Woodbury, Acton.

Howard Gates, Ashby.

James Jackson, Ash.land.

Francis Coggswell, Bedford.

John Fletcher, Boxboro'.

David Collins, Brighton.

Wm. Winn, Jr , Burlington.

Stephen T. Fatwell, Cambridge.

Justin Jones, "

Willard Phillips, "

Franklin Sawyer, Jr., "

Charles Wood, "

John Jacobs, Carlisle.

R. Frothingham,Jr.,Charlesto'n.

James M. Stone, "

Oliver Smith, "

Edward Thorndike, "

John L. Taggard, "

Jabez Stevens, Chelmsford.

Aaron A. Kelsey, Concord.
\ Archibald O. Varnum, Dracut.

Ira Hall, Dunstable.

Carli'ton Parker, Framing'm.
Phineas G. Prescott. Gro.on.
Simeon Fisher, Holliston.
Wm. Claflin, Hopkinton.
Philip Russell, Lexington.
Daniel Weston, Lincoln.
Jacob G. Elliot, Littleton.
Jefferson Bancroft, Lowell.

Francis Bu-h, "

Joseph Bedlow, <<

James Dinsmoor, "

George Gardner, "

John Maynard, "

Hannibal Powers, •'

Silas Tyler, "

Wm, Ripley, '<

'I'appan Went worth, "

William .Fnhr.von, Maiden.
Ohadiah W All.ee, Marlboro'.
Thatcher It. R lymond, Medford.
John v. Payne, Meliose.
John I). P'i>k, Peppeyell.

Nathaniel Clark, Natick ; allowed

his seat Jan. 8. .
Marshall S. liice, Newton.

Joseph Barney, "

James S Campbell, Reading.
Leonard M. Parker, Shirley.
George O. Brastow, Snmerville.
Edward Mansfield, S. Reading.
George Cowdry, Stoneham.
Peter Fletcher, Stow.
Israel Haynes, Sudbury.
Benj. F. Spaulding, Tewksbury.
Henry A. Gerry, Townsend.
NathM P. Banks, Jr., Waltham.
Seth Beinis, Jr., VV'aiertown.
John B. Wight, Wayland.
David W. Horton, W. Camb'dge.
Nathan S. Hainblin, Westford.
Isaac Coburn, Weston.
Nathan Townsend, Wilmington.
Frederic 0. Prince, Winchester-

Worcester.
Ivers Adams, Ashburnham.
Nehemiah Ward, Athol.
Almerin L. Ackley, Auburn.
Luke Houghton, Bane.
Amos Snvyer, Berlin.
Caleb Thayer, Blackstone.
John Andrews, 2d, Boylston.
Alfred Rice, Brookfield.
Luther Litchfield, Charlton.
Horatio N. Bigelow, Clinton.
Leonard Doane, Dana.
Perley Gould, Douglas.
Henry H. Stevens, Dudley.
Charles Mason, Fitchburg.
Nathaniel Wood, "
John Edgell, Gardner.
Levi Rawson, Grafton.
Alvah South worth Hardwick.
George Gerry,' Harvard.
George W. Bascom, Holden.
Wm. Bennett, Jr., Hubbardston.
Anthony Lane, Lancaster.
Samuel Watson, Leicester.
George S. Burrage, Leominster.
Will.ird Porter, Lunenburg.

Francis E. Wheelock, Mcndon.
Hiram Hunt, Milford.
Alfred Bragg,

[Withdrew Feb. 4.]
Orville E. Thompson, Millbury.

Jona. G. Frost, New Braintree.

Samuel Cbirk. Northboro'.

Erastus O Benson, Northbridge.

Charles Adams, Jr., N. Bro'kfi'ld

James B. Ware, Oakham.

Albert A. Cook. Oxford

Sam'l D. Harrington. Paxton.

George White, Petersham.

Charles C. Bassett, Phillipston.

Ephraim Beanian, Princeton.

Joseph Raymond, Royalston.

George A. Gates, Rutland.

Lucius S, Allen, Shrewsbury.

Ijovftt Fay, Southboro'.

William Baldwin, S])cncer.

Luther W. Rugg, Sterling.

Emerson Johnson, Sturbridge.

Salem Chamberlih, Sutton.

Dexter Gilbert, Templeton.

Warren Lackey, Ux bridge.

Nathan Codv, Webster."

Elmer Brigham, Westboro'.

E. M. Ilosmer, W, Boylston.

WiUi.im Curtis, W. Biookfield.

John While, Westniinsier.

Alvah (inddiiiir, Winchendon.

John Milton Ivirle, Worcester.

Edward Earle, Worcester.
Benjamin Flagg, "
John F. Oleason, "
Charles Washburn, "

Hampshire.
William C Fowler, Amherst.
Leonard Barrett, Belchert(.wn.
Hudson Batts, Chesterfield.
Charles Shaw, Cummington.
John Wright, 2d, E isthampton.
Henry Fobes, Enfield.
William Tilton, Goshen.
Lucius Ferry, Gra by.
Luke E irle, Greenwich.
Dudley Smith, H-dlev.
Elij ih Bardwell, Jr.. Hatfield.
William Taylor, Norwich.
Nehemiah W. .Mdrich, Pelham.
Freeman Hamlin, I'lainfield.
Nelson B. Jones, Prescott.
Lorenzo G lylord, S. Hadley.
Chauncy Clapj), Southampton.
Ira P. Gould, Ware.
Daniel W. Clark, Westhampton.
Hiram Hill, Williamsburg.
Ethan Barnes, Worthington.

Hampden.
Justin Wilson, Blandford.

[Resigned May 10.]
Aurelius C. Root, Chester.
Giles S. Chapin, Chicopee.
Alpheus Nettleton, "
John Wells,

Vincent Holcombe, Granville.
Alexander Day, Holyoke.
Burgess Salisbury. Longmeadow.
William Squier, "Montgomery.
Joseph Brovvn, "2d, Palmer.
Roland Park-, Russell.
John Holcomb, Southwick.
Henry Adams, Springfield.
John Mills, "

Edw. F. Moseley, "
Thomas W. Wason, "
William E. Barnes, Tolland.
Arbey Squier, Wales.
James Noble, Westfield.
Daniel G. White, W. Springfield.
Roderick S. Merrill, Wilbraham.

Franklin.
Hos«a Blake, Ashfield.
John E. Burke, Bernardston.
Bartlett Ballard, Buckland.
Hart Leavitt, Charlcmont.
Horatio Flagg. Coleraine.
James S. Whitney, Conway.
Cephas Clapp, Deerficld.
P'ordyce Alexander, Eiving.
Eliphalet S. Darling, Gill.'
Lucius Niins, Greenfield.
George Lathrop, Havvley.
Joseph White, 2d, Heath.
Silas Ball. Leverett.
E. Wing Packer, Leyden.
Asahcl Gore, Monroe.
Erastus Andrews, Montague.
Alph's Harding, Jr., New Salem.
Rodney Hunt, Orange.
Noah Wells, Rowe. "
Ebenezer G. Lamson, Shelburne.
Hardin llemenway, Shutesbury.
Horace Lyman, Sunderland.
Ansel Davis, Warwick.
Samuel Brewer, Wendell.

Berkshire.
Stephen 1, Arnold, Adams.
John 11. Orr,

CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

11

William Millisan. Alford.
Nathan Banios, iJccket.
Silas Cole, Ctieshire.
Burr Chamberlin, Dalton.
Jaincs Baldwin, Ei^rcmont.
Ephraiin 'rower, Florida.
Noble B Picl<ptt. Gt Barrington.
Gardner Eldridst', Hancock.
Miinroe Emmons, liindsale.
Asahel Buck, Linesboro'.
Harrison Garfield, Lee.
M. S. Wdson, Lenox.
John Brannin'j, Monterey.
Norman G. Baxter, N. Ashford.
Benjamin Smith, X. Marlboro'.
Henry K. Spellman. Otis.
Zenas Watkins, Peru.
Samuel A. Churchill, Pittsfiekl.
Ensign H. Kello>;s, "

Samuel Bartlett, Richmond.
Francis Baxter, Sandisfield.
Robert Sturtevant, Jr., Savoy.
Rodney Sage, Sheffield.
Edward C. Carter, Stockbridge.
Ezra Heath, Tvringhanr.
Samviel Bell, Washington.
Andrew Fuarey, W. vStockbridge.
William White, Williamstown.
Reuben Pierce, Windsor.

Norfolk.
Martin Rnckwood, Bellinghara.
C ileb Stetson, Braintree.
William Aspinwall, Brookline.
Chailes Endicott, Canton.
Thorn IS Stoddard, Cohasset.
Ezra Wilkinson. Dedham.

[Took his seat Jan. 4.]
Edward Sharp, Dorchester.
Nathaniel ¥. Sattord, "
Ral|)h Sanger, Dover.
Martin Torrey. Fo.^boro'.
William Metc:tlf, Franklin.
Jonathan P. Bishop, Medfield.
Jason Reed, ]\lilton.
Henry Robinson, Needham.
Joseph W. Robertson, Quincy.
George Marsh, "

Ezra S. Conant, Randolph.

I Stephen M. Allen, Roxbury.
Josejiti N. Brewer, "
Theodore Dunn, "

James M. Keith, "

John Ij. Plummcr, "
John S. Sleeper, do. ; resigned

March 21: seat taken April 1

by Samuel H. Walley.
Albert .lohiison, Stoughton.
Palmer Morey, ^^■al()ole.
Elias Hunt. Weymouth.
Benjamin E. White, "

Bristol.

Lyman W. Daggett, Attleboro'.
Abicl B. Crane.' Berkley.
Francis D Bartlett, Dartmouth.
Jonathan Jones, Dighton.
Isaac Wood. Jr., F'airhaven.
Nathaniel B. Borden, Fall River.
Richard Borden, "

Richard C. French, "

James B. Luther, "

William Hall, F'reetown.
William B. Bates, Mansfield.
Thomas Kempton, N. Bedford.
Obed Xye,

Richard A. Palmer, "
Austin Messinger, Norton.
Cassander Gilmore, Raynhara.
Sylvester Hunt, Kehohoth.
John Gregory, Seekonk.
Benjamin Caitwright. Somerset.
William T. Chas", Swanzey.
John Andrews, Taunton.
Lewis R Chesbrongh, "
James M. Williams, "
Frederick Brownell, Westport.

Plymouth.
Isaac Hersev, Abington.

James W. Ward,

Asahel Hathaway, Bridgewater.

Matthias Ellis, Carver.

Joshua W. Hathaway, Duxbury.

Levi Churchill, E. Bridgewater.

Edwin Inglee, Halifax.

John S. Barry, Hanover.

[All of these members were qualified, and took their seats on the first or second day of the Session,
unless otherwise stated against their names.]

Lewis Josselyn, Clerk; L. E. Josselyn, Assistant Clerk, [appointed Feb. 3;] Rev. George M.
Randall, Chaplain ; Alexis Poole, Doorkeeper ; David Murphy, Messenf/er ; Joseph P. Dexter, .4ssistant
Messenger; Timothy Hayes, Postmaster; Silas H. Buckingham, Page; James N. Tolman, Jr.,
Assistant Page.

Elijah Damon, Hanson.

Charles W. Cusliinii, Hingham.

Martin Knight, Hull.

Nathaniel Fauncc, Kingston.

Luther Hatch, Marslidcid.

I'Aerett Robinson, Middleboro'.

Joshua Wood, "

Jesse Perkins, N. Bridgewater.

Joseph C"bb, Pembroke.

Samuel C. Baldwin, Plymouth ;
resigned Jan. Hi : place filled
Feb. 3 by Len)uel Brarlford, Jr.

William H. Bradford, Plymouth.
[Never sworn and did nut take

his seat.]

Joseph B. Xye, Plympton. Feb.
6, the House voted that his
election was informal and he
had no right to his seat. Feb.
11, this decision was reversed,
and he sat during the rest of
the session.

John 11. Clark, Rochester.

Elijah Jenkins, Jr., Scituate.

James Southworth, S. Scituate.

Lewis Kinney, Wareham.

Joseph Kingman, W. Bridge-
water.

Barnstable.

Josiah Seabury, Brewster.

Josiah Kendrick, Chatham.

Thomas Hall, Dennis.

Scotter Cobb, Eastham.

David Lawrence, Falmouth.

Nathaniel Doane, Jr., Harwich.

Leander Crosby, Orleans.

Joseph P. Johnson, Provincet'n.

Ebenezer Freeman. Wellfleet.

Nathaniels. Simpkins, Yarm'th.

Dukes.
Herman Vincent, Chilmark.
Sirson P. Coffin, Edgartown.
William S. Vincent, Tisbury.

Na7itucket .
James H. Briggs, Nantucket.
Reuben Maeder, "

i Obed Swain, "

STANDING COMMITTEES.
SENATE.

Judiciary. — Messrs. Griswold, Wood of Ply-
mouth, Russell.

Probate and (Viancery. — Messrs. Warner, Wood
of Worcester, Barney.

Treasury — Messrs. Sears, Tabor, Brown. [Feb.
3, Mr. Wood of Plymouth ajjpointed, Mr. Taber
having resigned his seat in the Senate. March
31, Mr. Washburn appointed, Mr. Sears having
also resigned.]

Monterey, Fuller of Boston, Prince of Winchester,
Robinson of Middleboro', Clark of Xorthboro',
Wells of Rowe, Earle of Greenwich. [Jan. 21,
Mr. Fuller excused and Mr. Plimpton of Boston
appointed ]

Finance — Messrs. Frothingham of Charlestown.
Wood of Fitchburg, Kellogg of Fittsfield, Hunt of
Orange, Brooks of Boston, Jones of Prescott,
Crane of Berkley.

Elections. — Messrs. Wood of Fitchburg, Leavitt
of Claremont, Schouler of Boston, Paine of Mel-

Bills

Third Reading. --Me^sr^. Saunders, ! ro^f. Story of Salem, Robinson of Middleboro',

Kuhn, Wood of Plymouth, Beach, Russell, and
Kimball.

Engrossed Bills. — Messrs. Hilliard, Whitney,
Graves, Hawley, Morrison, Wellington.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Judiciary. — Messrs. Cashing of Newbury, Mills
of Springfield, Curtis of Boston, Wilkinson of
Dedham, Wentworth of Lowell, Satlbrd of Dor-
chester, Xims of Greenfield. [May 6, Mr. Curtis
excused from further service.]

Probate and CJiancery. — Messrs. Branning of

Palmer of New Bedford.

Bills in Third Reading. — Messrs. Mason of Fitch-
burg, Haines of I^ynn, Pond of Boston, Albee
of Marlboro', Ames of Chelsea, White of West
Springfield, Chamberlain of Dalton.

Engrossed Bills. — Messrs. Claflin of Hopkinton,
Browmell of Westport, Cbeshrough of Taunton,
Emmons of Hinsdale, Clark of Wcsthampton,
Day of Holyoke, Briggs of Nantucket. [May 10,
Messrs. Claflin and Emmons excused and Messrs.
Ilorton of West Cambridge and Adams of -\orth
Biookfield appointed.]

12

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

County Estimates. — Messrs. Messenger cf Nor-
ton, Endicott of Canton, Ferry of Granby, Cole of
Cheshire, Maeder of Nantucket.

Pay Roll — Messrs. Leavitt of Claremont, Wood
of Fairhaven, Spellman of Otis, Sleeper of Boston,
Churchill of East Bridgewater. [.Jan. 16, Mr.
Leavitt excused and Mr. Hogg of Worcester ap-
pointed Chairman.]

Change of Names. — Messrs. Burke of Bernards-
ton, Allen of Shrewsbury, Seabuiy of Brewster,
Shaw of Cummington, Coburn of Weston.

Leave of Absence. — Messrs. Harding of New Sa-
lem, J. Munroe of Boston, Vincent of Chilmark,
Rucg of Sterling, Robinson of Needham.

Public Buildinys. — Messrs. Wason of Springfield,
Thompson of Millbury, Marsh of Boston, Butfum
of Lynn, Stoddard of Cohasset. [Jan. 16, Mr.
BufFum excused and Mr. Hammond of Lynn ap-
pointed.]

Printing. — Messrs. Baldwin of Plymouth, Jones
of Cambridge, Gerry of Harvard, Hall of Dennis,
Hemeiiway of Shutesbury. [Jan. 24, Mr. Ames
of Chelsea appointed, Mr. Baldwin having resigned
his seat in the House.]

JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Accounts. — Messrs. Howe and Boynton, of the
Senate. Messrs. Adams of North Brookfield,
Brewer of Roxbury, Packer of Leyden, Seaver of
Boston, Kelsey of Concord, of the House.

Agriculture. — Messrs. Wellington and Moseley,
of the Senate. Messrs. Brigham of Westboro',
Buck of Lancsborough, Barry of Hanover, Hunt
of Rehoboth, Russell of Lexington, of the
House.

Banks and Banking. — Messrs. De Witt and
Kuhn, of the Senate. Messrs. Stetson of Braintree,
Cowdry of Stoneham, Williams of Taunton, Hoop-
er of Boston, Kingman of West Bridgwater, of
the House.

Claims. — Messrs. Bigelow and Dean, of the Sen-
ate. Messrs. Bishop of Medfield, Nutter of Bos-
ton, Wilson of Blanford, Milligan of Alford, Pow-
ers of Lowell, of the House.

Education. — 'McsiiYs. Keyes and Hyde, of the
Senate. Messrs. Curtis of West Brookfield, CJoggs-
well of Bedford, Fowler of Amherst, Kettell of
Boston, Ward of Abington, of the House.

Fisheries. — Messrs. Cazneau and IsAmbaW, of the
Senate. Messrs. Coffin of Edgartown, Crosby of
Orleans, Gott of Rockport, Swain of Nantucket,
Johnson of Provincetown, of the House.

Libraries. — Messrs. Buckingham, Sears and
Robinson, of the Senate. Messrs. Parker of Shir-
ley, Earle of Greenwich, Sleeper of Roxbury, o/fAe
House. [April 9, Mr. Hyde appointed, Mr. feears
having resigned his seat in the Senate.]

Manufactures. — Messrs. Robinson and Hilliard,
of the Senate. Messrs. Whitney of Conway, Stone
of Charlestown, Wightman of Boston, Ackley of
Auburn, Fiumce of Kingston, of the House.

Mercantile Affairs and hisurance. — Messrs. Sea-
ver and Wood of Worcester, of the Senate. Messrs.
Raymond of Medford, Barker of Lawrence, Borden
of Fall River, Gardner of Boston, Jenkins of Scit
uate, of the Hou.se. [Feb. S, Mr. Borden excused,
and Mr. Freeman of Wellfleet appointed.]

Militia. — Messrs. Ilawley and Saunders of the
Senate. Messrs. Wilson of Lenox, Nettleton of
Chicopee, Brastow of Somcrville, Foster of Grove-
land, Hatch of Marshfield, of the House.

Parishes and Religious Societies. — Messrs. Welch
and Hubbard, of the Senate. Messrs. Wooil of
MiddleborouRh,' Elliot of Littleton, Wells of Chic-
opee, liaygettof Attleborough, Flagg of Coleraine,
of the Uouso.

Prisons. — Messrs. Beach and Keyes, of the Sen-
ate. Messrs. Thorndike of Charlestown, Kimliall
of Boston, Walcott of Danvers, Fuarey of West
Stockbridge, ILvll of Freetown, of the House. [Feb.

3, Mr. Hall excused and Mr. Wood of Middleboro'
appointed.]

Public Charitible Institidions. — Messrs. Graves
and Warner, of the Senate. Messrs. Earle of Wor-
cester, Lincoln of Boston, Toppan of Newbury-
port, Farwell of Cambridge, Bates of Mansfield,
of the House.

Public Expenditures. — Messrs. Buckingham and
Daniels, of the Senate. Messrs. Holcombe of Gran-
ville, Edgell of Gardner, Bancroft of Lowell, Cobb
of Pembroke, Sanger of Dover, of the House. [Jan.
23, Mr. Buckingham excused : next reappointed.]

Public Lands. — Messrs. Whitney and Morrison,
of the Senate. Messrs. Woodbury of Acton, Pay-
son of Rowley, Alexander of Erving, Gilmore of
Raynham, Arnold of Adams, of the House.

Railways and Canals. — Messrs. Wilkins and
Usher, of the Senate. Messrs. Payne of Melrose,
Bennett of Hubbardston, Simpkins of Yarmouth,
Conant of Randolph, Smith of Hadley, of the
House.

Roads and Bridges. — Messrs. Newell and Austin,
of the Senate. Messrs. Sturtevant of Savoy, Law-
rence of Falmouth, Sawyer of Berlin, Kimball of
Salem, Metcalf of Franklin, of the House

Totons. — Messrs. Basset and Brown, of the Sen-
ate. Messrs. Adams of Ashburnham, Dinsmoor
of Lowell, Parks of Russell, Keith of Roxbury,
Hathaway of Duxbury, of the House. [Jan. 15,
Mr. Adams excused and ]Vlr. Washburn of Worces-
ter appointed. Feb. 20, Mr. Brown excused and
Mr Wellington appointed. April 18, Mr. Keith
excused and Mr. Aspinwall of Brookiine appoint-
ed.]

SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

The following list embraces the principal spe-
cial committees which were raised on various sub-
jects during the session, except those for merely
temporary purposes, such as receiving and sorting
votes, &c.

SENATE.

1. On Re-charter and Incorporation of Banks. —
[Raised Feb. lo.] — Messrs. Robinson, Brown and
Dean.

2. On Compensation of Officers — [Raised Feb.
17.] Messrs. Seaver, Keyes and Dean.

3. On Commissioner to Industrial Exhibition. —
[Raised Feb. 22.] — Messrs. Griswold, Hawley and
Keyes.

4. To inquire whether the freedom of atu/ of the
inhabitants of Mtnsachiisetts has been endangered
through the rcinissness of the officers thereof, ^-c. —
[Raised April 9 ] — Messrs. Robinson, Wood of
Plymouth, Kuhn, Keyes and Griswold.

5. On further Safeguards to Personal Lihei-ty. —
[Raised April 19.]-^]SIessrs. Buckingham, Robin-
son and Barney.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

6. On Payment of Clerks — [Raised Feb. 6.] —
INIessrs. Nettleton of Chicopee, Fletcher of Box-
boro', Watson of Leicester, Heath of Tyringham,
and Maynard of Lowell.

7. On Intoxicating Drinks. — [Raised March 19.]
— Messrs. Taylor of Norwich, I'almer of Boston,
Chapin of Chicopee, Hunt of Milford, Batchclder
of Boxford, Barnes of Wellington, and Beanian of
Princeton.

8. On Railro.nl Bridges and Accide^tts caused
thereby —\\i,\\>ivA April 5.]— Messrs. Parker of
Shirley, Willis of Boston. Marsh of Quincy, Bax-
ter of New Ashf(Md, and Garfield of Lee.

9. On Free F.utrancc to all the Cntrts of the
Commoniccaltli. — [Raised April 18.] — Messrs.
Harding of New Salem, Ripley of Lowell, Andrews
of Montague, Jones of Prescott, Aldrich of Pel-
ham, and Frost of New Braintree.

10. On Alien frtsscwr/frs.— [Raised May 15.] —
Messrs. Taylor of Norwich, Payson of Rowley,

CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

Ri)ot of Chester, Fletcher of Boxboro', and Nye of
Plyiiipton.

JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

11. On Votes for Governor and Lieutenant Gov-
ernor.— [Raisecl Jan 1.] — Messrs. Saunders, Mor-
rison, Cazncaii, Hilliard, Usher, and Kuhn, of the
Senate. Messrs. Wilkinson of Dedliani, J. M.
liarle of Worcester, Wentworth of Lowell. Wood
of Fitchhiirg, Stone of Churlestown, Wliitney of
Conway, Chesbrou>{h of Taunton, of the House.

12. On Votes for Senators. — [Raised Jan 1.] —
Messrs. Warner, Wood, Welch, Howe, Welling-
ton and Hyde, of the Senate. Messrs. Frotiiingham
of Charlestown, Claflin of Hopkinton. Bennett of
Hubbardston, Bancroft of Lowell, Washburn of
Worcester, of the House.

l;5. On Joint Rules and Orders. — [Raised Jan. 3.]
— ^lessrs. Buckingham and Robinson, o/' the Sen-
ate. Messr.s. Parker of Shirley, Kellogg of Pitts-
field, Claflin of Hopkinton, Payson of Rowley,
Conant of Randolph, of the House.

14. On Homestead Exemption. — [Raised Jan. 13 ]
— Messrs. Robinson and Dewitt, of the Senate.
Messrs. Stone of Charlestown, Colnian of Newbury-
port, Allen of Shrewsbury, Plimpton of Boston,
Bartlett of Richmond, of the House.

1.5. On Amendmeiit of the Constitution to alter
the Apportionment of Senators and Representatives.
— [Raised Jan. 1.5.] — Messrs. Griswold, Keyes,
Kuhn, Wood of Worcester, Beach, of the Senate.
Messrs. Parker of Shirlpy, Branning of Monterey,
Brooks of Boston, Clark of Northboro', Root of
Chester, Payson of Rowley, Andrews of Montague,
Aspinwall of Brookline, Swain of Nantucket,
Bardwell of Hatfield, Vincent of Tisbury, Perkins
of North Bridgewater. Cartwright of Somerset,
Cobb of Eastham, of the House.

16. On Asylum for Inebriates — [Raised Jan.
\o.'] — Messrs. Dean and Russell, of the Senate.
Messrs. Kimball of Boston, Holcomb of South-
wick, Brigham of W'estboro', Ilobertson of Quincy,
Seabury of Brewster, of the House. [Feb. 10, Mr.
Russell e.xcused and Mr. Hilliard appointed.]

17. On Slaucnj. — [Raised Jan. 22.] — Messrs
Buckingham and Hawley, of the Senate. Messrs.
Whitney of Conway, Claflin of Hopkinton,
Churchill of Pittsfield, Bennett of Hubbardston,
Colby of Boston, of the House.

IS." On Harvard Co/%e.— [Raised Jan. 22.]—
Messrs. Whitney and Sears, of the Senate. Messrs.
Cashing of Newbury, Mills of Springfield, Bart-
lett of Boston, Nims of Greenfield, Phillips of
Cambridge, of the House. [March 17, Mr. Kuhn
appointed in place of Mr. Sears, who had resigned
his seat in the Senate.]

19. On the Ballot.— [Raised Jan. 22.]— Messrs
Saunders and Hyde, of the Senate ; Messrs. Wil-
son of Lenox, Lincoln of Boston, Gilbert of Tem-
pleton, Dunn of Roxbury, Brewer of Wendell, of
the House.

20 On Election of Representatives in Congress
by Plurality. — [Raised Jan. 22.] — Messrs. Warner
and Barney, o/' the Senate. Messrs. Wilson of
Lenox, Lincoln of Boston, Gilbert of Templeton,
Dunn of Roxbury, Brewer of Wendell, of the House.

21. On Abolition of Capital Punishinent -[Raised
Jan. 22.] — Messrs. Keyes and Howe, of the Senate.
Messrs. Mason of Fitchburg, Gould of Ware,
Pond of Boston, Gregory of Seekonk, Lawson of
Shelburne, of the House.

22. On Taxiny property of Corporations in Toivns
where it is situated. — [Raised Jan. 23 ] — Messrs.
Graves and Saunders, of the Senate Messrs. Ma-
son of F'itchburg, Cary of Boston, Toppan of New-
buryport, Osgood of Salem, Ackley of Auburn, q/'
the House.

23. On the Valuation. — [Raised Feb. 9 ]-Messrs.
Wood of Plymouth, Howe, Hawley, Beach, Kuhn,
Earle, and Graves, of the Senate. Messrs. Parker

of Shirley, Gilbert of Templeton, Clapp of Boston,
Colman of Newburyport, Clapp of Southampton,
llolcombe of Granville, Darling of Gill, Pickett
of Great Barriiigton, Reed of Milton, Brownell of
West port, Kingman of West Bridgewater, Doane
of Harwich, Vincent of Tisbury, Macder of Nan-
tucket, of the H(n(se.

21. Second Joint Committee on Railways and
Canals. — [Raised Feb. 13] — Messrs. Beach and
Morrison, of the Senate. Messrs. Woodbury of Ac-
ton, White of Williamstown, Lawson of Shel-
burne, Pond of Boston, White of Wfymouth, of
the House. [March 28, Mr. White e.xcused, and
Mr. Pierce of Windsor appointed.]

2o. On State Paupe)-s.-[li:uscdVeh. 19.]-Mes.srs.
Bassett and Graves, of the Senate. Messrs. Bruoks
of Boston, J. M. Earle of Worcester, Barney of
Newton. Baldwin of Egremont, Hill of AVilliams-
burg, of the House.

26 On Abolition of Police Courts. — [Raised Feb.
21.] — Messrs. Saunders, Hyde, Wood, of the Sen-
ate. Messrs. Paine of Melrose, Bartlett of Bos-
ton. Bush of Lowell, V^arnum of Dracut, Coffin of
Ed^arlown, of the House.

27. On Formation of a Xew County from parts
of Worcester and Middlesex. — [Raised Feb. 27.] —
Messrs. Griswold and Daniels, of the Senate.
Messrs. Wood of Fitchburg, Schouler of Boston,
Branning of Monterey. Johnson of Stoughton,

Lamson of Shelburne, of the House. [April 2, Mr.
Wood excused, and Mr.
pointed ]

Ackley of Auburn ap-

28. On Trespass on Groves and Orchards, and
Crimes on the Sabbath. — [Raised Feb. 27.] — Messrs.
Kimball and B^irney, of the Senate. Messrs. Rice
of Newton. Hall of Boston, Weston of Lincoln,
Godding of Winchendon, Allen of Ro.xbury, of the
House

29. On Removal of the Seat of Government to
some toion in the interior. — [Raised Feb. 28.] —
Messrs. Graves, Hyde, Brown. Austin, o/' the Sen-
ate. Messrs. Lyman of Sunderland, Putnam of
Boston, Carter of Stockbridge, Flagg of Worcester,
Stevens of Newburyport, Bemis of Watertown,
Orr of Adams, of the Hou.se.

30. Second Joint Committee on Towns. — [Raised
March 5.] — Messrs. Cazneau and Mosely, of the
Senate. Messrs. Taylor of Norwich, Colby of' Bos-
ton, Taggard of Charlestown. Ellis of Carver,
White of Westminster, of the House.

31. Third Joint Committee on Raihcays and
Canals. — [Raised March 6.] — Messrs. Hawlry and
Dean, of the Senate. Messrs. Hosmer of West
Boylston, Sawyer of Cambridge, Barney of New-
ton, Barnes of Tolland, Orr of Adams, of the House.
[March 17, Mr. Barnes excused, and Mr. Squier of
Montgomery appointed]

32 On Aid to the European and jVorth American
Railway. — [Raised March 27.] — Messrs. Wood of
Worcester, Griswold and Seaver, of the Senate.
Messrs. Gushing of Newbury, Curtis of Boston,
Paine of Melrose, J. M. Eaile of Worcester,
Wood of Fitchburg, Br.TStow of Somcrville, Bran-
ning of Monterey, Trask of Salem, of the House.

33. 0>i the Reform of Judicial Proceedings. —
[Raised March 19.] — Messrs. Griswold, Wood of
Plymouth, and Russell, of the Senate. Messrs.
Gushing of Newbury, Mills of Springfield, Curtis
of Boston, Wilkinson of Dedham, Wentworth of
Lowell, Safford of Dorchester, and Nims of Green-
field, of the House.

34. 0)1 Boundary between Massachusetts and
Rhode Island. — [Raised March 31.] — Messrs. Keyes
and Russell, of the Senate. Messrs. Gushing' of
Newbury, Walley of Roxbury, J. M. Earle of
Worcester, Branning of Monterey, Wentworth of
Lowell, Stevenson of Boston, and Claflin of Hop-
kinton, of the House.

3). On Fancuil Hall Market.— [Rrihcd April 14.]
— Messrs. Saunders, Washburn and Howe, of the

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Senate. Messrs. Wilson of Lenox, Jackson of
Ashhind, Fletcher of Stow, Eaton of Boston,
Hiynes of Sudbury, White of Heath, and Murey of
Walpolc, of the Ilmise.

36. On General Banking B//^.— [Raised April 22 ]
— Messrs. Warner and Devvitt, of the Senate.
Messrs. Frothinwham of Charlestown, Hooper of
Boston, KeUoi.'£;of Pittsfield. Whitney of Conway,
Clafliii of Hn|)kiiiton, of the House.

37. On Repairs of Lynti Beach. — [Raised April
2fi.]_Messrs, Woo'd of Plymouth, and Kuhn, of
the Senate. jSIessrs. Whitney of Conway, SehouF r
of Boston, Haskell of Gloucester, N. B Borden of
Fall River, and Coffin of Edijartown, of the House.

38. On Allegations of Incompetency against
Daniel Belles, justice of the Peace. — [Raised May

7.] — Messrs. Wood of Plymouth, and Warner, qfthe
Senate. Messrs. Branning of Monterey, Mason of
FitVhburg, Pond of Boston, Keith of Roxhury,
Clark of Northboro', Robinson of Middleboro',
0-good of Salem, qfthe House.

.39. On Reception of the President of the United
States — [Raided May 17.] — Messrs. Wilson (Pres-
ident,) Rus.sell, Keyes, Beach. Dewiit, Griswold,
WtLwXey , of the Senate. Messrs. Binks, (Speaker,)
Cushint; of Newbury, Walley of Roxbury, Kellogg
of Pittsfield, Mills of Sprinf.'field, AVbitney of Con-
way, Stevenson of Boston, Branning of Monterey,
Schouler of Boston, J. M. Earle of Worcester, N.
B. Borden of Fall River, Ackley of Auburn,
Robinson of Middleboro', Brastow of Somerville,
Coffin of Edgartown, of the House.

TITLES AND ABSTRACTS OF THE LAWS AND RESOLVES

Passed by the Legislature of 3Iassachusetts , at the Session of 1851.

We give below the full title of all the acts and resolves passed at the last session of the Massachu-
setts Legislature, accompanied by carefully prepared notes and abstracts, which will generally be found
to embrace all the information in regard to them which is likely to be desired.

The numbers placed before the title of the acts and resolves show the order of their approval by the
Governor, and correspond with the numbers of the chapter which each makes in the Code ot " Acts and
Resolves" for the year 1851. The date in the brackets after the name of the law shows the time
of its approval by the Governor. The letter [«] is placed before the titles of those laws which are
included by the Secretary of the Comnionwealtli in the list of " General " Laws and Resolves.

The letter [p] at the end of the abstract of an act shows that it is to take effect from and after its
passage, which is considered cotemporaneoiis with its approval by the Governor, as indicated by the
date in the brackets. All the other acts and resolves, in accordance with the general provisions of
the Revised Statutes, take effect on the thirtieth day after their passage, unless some other time is
expressly mentioned, in which case it ii here given.

All the acts of incorporation contain a proviso that none of the shares shallbe issued for less than
their par value ; the acts for the extension of wharves, a proviso that the legal rights of no person
shall be by such extension interfered with; the acts for increase of bank capital, provide that the new
capital shall be subject to the same tax, regulations, restrictions and provisions as the old; and there
are various other general provisions which, being common to all laws of a kindred nature, are not
included in the abstracts below. The par value of the shares in all corporations is ^100, unless other-
wise expressly stated.

ACTS.

1. An Act to change the name of The Coasters'
Mutual Marine Insurcmce Company. -^\¥ eh. 10.] —
Hereafter to be named The Commercial Mutual
Marine Insurance Company.

2. "An Act to change the name of The Revere Mu-
tual Fire and Marine Insurance Company — [Feb.
18.] — Hereafter to be named The Alliance Insur-
ance Company.

3. An Act to establish a Fire Department in the
town of Wobi(rn.—[Ye\i. 22.] [p.]

4. An Act further to extend the time for paying
in the capital stosk of the Columbian Fire and. Ma-
rine Insurance Company. — [Feb. 22.] — Time ex-
tended to Feb. 3, 18)2.

5. An Act to increase the eapi.tal stock of the
Lexington and West Cambridge Railroad Corpora-
tion -^[Fi b. 26] — Capit il inc'reased 1200 shares of
5100 preferred stock, for the redemption of tlie
corporation's l)ond.s — to take effect if approved at
a legal meeting by two-thirds in amount of the
stockholders present and voting

6. An Act to change the name of the Dorchester
and Milton Hank. — [Feb. 2i).] — Hereafter to be
named the Blue Hill Bank, [p.]

7. An Act to incorpor<ite the Trustees of the
Punchard Free Schonl in. tin: town of Andover. —
[Feb. 26] — Trustees arc appointed for the school
e-tal)lishod by the will of the late Benjamiti Han-
over Punch. ird, with authcn-itv to hold real estate
to ,^2),(I0(), and personal, to ,'?100,000 ; the town in
futuie to choose the trustees once in three years.

the first election being in 1853; the trustees to
make annual reports of the condition of the funds
and of the school, [p ]

8 An Act to annex a part of the toicn of Dracut
to the city of Lowell. — [Feb 28.] — Annexes " Cen-
tralville," so called, to Lowell. [Centralville con-
tains 355 polls and 5''^19. -524 valuation of property.
Dracut is left with 440 polls and ,j?700,182 prop-
erty.] [P ]

9. An Act to incorporate the Adams Mutual Fire
Insurance Company. — [Feb. 28 ] — Term, 28 years ;
no policy to be issued till ^100,000 is subscribed to
be insured.

10. An Act to incorporate the North American
Fire Insutnnce Company. — [Feb. 28.] — Term, 20
years; may hold real estate to the amount of
"i^iO.OOO; capital, 550.000; may be increased to
,'^2t)(),0!10 ; ^oO.OdO to be paid in within one
year, [p ]

11. An Act to establish a Fire Departtnent in the
toxon of Clinton. — [March 10 ]

12. An Act to establish a Fire Department in the
toion of Melrose — [March 13.]

13. An Act to authorize George II. Rogers to
extend his wharves in Gloucester. — [March 13] —
Extension authorized, 203 feet; to be completed
in two years.

14. [o.] An Act to enable the owner of Equit-
able L-ttates tail to convey the same in fee sim-
ple, and unite th- legal estate therewith. — [March
13] — Equitable Estates tail may be conveyed in
fee simple, and all remainders and reversions ex-
pectant thereon may be barred, in the same man-

TITLES AND ABSTRACTS OF THE LAWS.

lo

iier as Icfjiil csf.itcs tail, by the cxistiiip; laws; the
Supveiiu' .Judicial Court to have the jiu'isdiction in
etpiity necessary in cei;tain cases to carry into
eli'fct the provisions of this law.

lo. Ah Act in relation to the renewal of Bank
Charters. — [March 13 ]— Continues the Ma-sachii-
setis 15aiik, Boston, Atlantic Bink, Boston, and
Aitleborough Bank, Atlleborough, till Jan. 1,
1870. [!■ ]'

16. [ti.] An Act relatinci to returns for votes for
Coitnti/ Commissioners. — [March 13 ] — The exami-
ners of such returns shall file them in the clerks'
offices of the county courts within three days alter
they have been examined, under penalty of $50
lor every day after the third day. [p ]

17. An Act to chanc/e the name of Alexander Mc-
Caffcrfi/, J/-.— [March 13 ] [r ]

18. An Act to incorporate the Railroad Mutual
Fire Insurance Company — [March 22.] — Term, 28
years; to insure "railroad station and freight
houses and their contents and other property in
which railroad corporations mav have an insurable
interest ; " all railroad corporations under the laws
of Massachusetts, ]Maiiie, New Hampshire, Ver-
mont, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York,
may insure in said Company.

19. An Act to Incorporate the Chatham Marine
Railway — [Jlarch 22.] — May hold real and per-
sonal estate to ^4000.

2(1. An Act to continue in force the Act to in-
corporate the Commercial Insurance Compai^y in
Nantucket, and to increase its capital stock. —
[March 22.] — Company continued to June 7,
1871; capital increased by an addition of 5-'^>0f0-

21. An Act to authorize the Trustees of the Or-
thodox Conyreyational Society in Shirley to sell
certain real estate. — [March 22.] — The Society may
sell its old meeting-house and land, and apply the
proceeds to building its new meeting house.

22. An Act to incorporate the Quincy Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. — [March 22.] — Term, 28
years.

23. A7i Act relating to the Warren Institution
for Savings. — [March 22.] — May hold real estate to

,g;20,00!). ' [p ]

24. [g.] An Act relating to the Election of
Registers of Deeds and County Treasurers. — [March
28. J — Requires the Mayor and Aldermen of any
Hty, the mhabitants of which are required by law
to vote for Registers, &c., to cause meetings to be
held for that purpose in March or April, [p.]

2) An Act to ineorporate the Needle Woman's
Friend Society — [March 31.] — Incorporated "for
the purpose of providing employment for indigent
females : " may hold real atid personal property to
520,000; all officers may be married women, ex-
cept the Treasurer, if a female, shall be unmar-
ried, [p.]

26. An Act to ardhorize Donald McKay to ex-
tend his wharf. — [March 31.] — In East Boston:
extension authorized to the Commissioners' Line
of March, 1840 ; with certain restrictions and pro-
visos.

27. An Act to establish a Fire Department in the
town of Fifchburg.—[M:xvch 31.] [p.]

28. An Act authorizing Parker Burnham and
others to crteinl their wharf, and construct a marine
railway at Gloucester. — [March 31.] [p ]

29 [o] A?i Act authorizing Notaries Public to
administer oaths. — [March 31.] — May administer
oaths in all cases in which they may now be law-
fully, by justices of the peace.

30. An Act confirming the doings of the Nobs-
cusset Point Pier Company , and granting additional
privileges to the Corporation. — [March 31 ] — In
Uennis, for the construction of a safe harbor for
the miiorinj; of vessels in winter, [p.]

31. [Cr ] An Act concerning Probate Bonds. —
[Maich 31.] — When it appears to any judge of
piobate th.it the penal sum in atiy bond given to

him or any of his predecessors in office is not suf
ficieiitly large, he may order a new bond to be
given. [1-.]

32. [fij An Act in addition to an Art concerning
damages for defects in highways. — [.March 31.] —
Any person may recover damages in an action
brought before the Act of 18."/), to which this is an
addition, took effect, but may not recover double
damages, except in the cases provided for in that
Act. [p.]

33. An Act to mcorporaie the trustees of the char-
itable fund in the town of Lancaster. — [March 31.]
Five persons chosen at any town meeting, together
with the minister for the time being of the First
Congregational Society, are incorporated as trus-
tees of the charitable fund in the town of Lancas-
ter, to choose a clerk and treasurer to manage
and faithfully account for all moneys paid to such
fund.

34. An Act concerning the Fitchburg and Worces-
ter Railroad Company — [March 31.] — Authorizes
that company to locate and construct a track for
the use of their freight trains only, to connect with
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Com-
pany, according to agreement in writing with the
Fitchburg Railroad Company.

3o. An Act to authorize John Morgan and Henry
Morgan to extend their tcharf. — [March 31.] — In
Beverly ; extension authorized to the line of the
ends of the adjoining wharves as they now are.

36. An Act to incorporate the Oread Institute. —
[March 31.] — To be devoted exclusively to the ed-
ucation of females ; mav hold real estate to §60,-
000, and personal, to 5IO.OOO.

37. An Act to authorize John W. Damon to ex-
tend his ichaif — [April -5.] — In Charlestown ; ex-
tension authorized to the Commissioners' Line of
March 17, 1840, under certain restrictions,

38. An Act for the appointment of an Assistant
Clerk for the Courts of the County of Middlesex.
— [.\pril -5.] — To be appointed by the justices of
the Supreme Judicial Court, for two years, to act
under the direction of the regular clerk, to receive
not more than §800 a year salary, [p.]

39. .'l^ Act concerning the Hancock Free Bridge
Corporation. — [April .5.] — Stockholders shall con-
tinue to be members until the objects of the cor-
poration are accomplished, notwithstanding any
assignment and transfer of their shares to the
corporation.

40. [g.] An Act concerning the Election of Rep-
resentatives in Congress and Electors of President
and Vice President of the United States. — [April
•5 ] — Whenever there is a failure to elect a repre-
sentative in Congress, in any district, at the first
trial, the person having a plurality of votes at the
second trial shall be declared elected. In elections
for Presidential Elector*, the several persons hav-
ing the highest number of votes to the required
number, shall be deemed elected. If two or more
persons have received an equal number of votes,
so that a majority of the Electors are not chosen,
the Governor shall convene the General Court,
and that bodv by joint ballot shall choose the res-
idue of the Electors, [p.] If two persons should
have an equal number of votes at any second
trial for Representative in Congress, a new elec-
tion would be ordered under the existing laws.

41. An Act to itworporate the Hampden Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. — [April 14.] — Term, 28
years: guarantee capital, ^1(10,000; no person
eligible as an officer or director after the first elec-
tion, who is not the holder of a mutual policy.

42. [g.] An Act relating to accounts for the
support of State Paupera. — r..\pril 14.] — Ten per
cent, shall be deducted from tlie audited amount of
all such accounts which are not rendered within
the time prescribed by law (3d Wednesday of No-
vember); a penalty for delay; and a farther deduc-
tion of kvepercent. shall be made in case the return

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

is delayed beyond Dec. 1, and a further deduction
of 5 /ler cemt. for each succeeding); month. The
provision of the law of 1819, prescribinc; the forfeit-
ure of the whole amount as the penalty for delay,
is repealed.

43. An Act to incorporate the Seaman's Savings
Bank in Provincetown. — [April 14.]

44. An Act to authorize William Howes to build
wharves. — [April 14.] — In Dennis, on the west
side of Sesuet Harbor.

45. An Act to authorize Noah Sturtevatit to ex-
tend his wharf. — [April 14.] — In East Boston;
same provisions as No. 26.

46. An Act to authorize William F. Davis and
Joshua S. Sanborn to extend their icharf. — [April
14.] — In Gloucester; extension authorized to a
certain line, within two years.

47. An Act to authorize Samuel Higgins and his
associates to rebuild and extend their icharf. —
[April 14.] — In Wellfleet ; known as Enterprise
Wharf, on the east side of Duck Creek ; extension
authorized, 20 feet.

48. A7i Act to authorize Harvey Sparks to build
a wharf. — [April 14.] — In Provincetown Harbor:
may be extended to G feet water at low tide.

49. An Act to authorize Reuben A. Adams to
build a icharf. — [April 14.] — In Provincetown
Harbor ; may be extended to 6 feet water at low
tide.

50. An Act to authorize the heirs of Joseph Belcher
to extend their wharf. — [April 14.] — In. East Bos-
ton ; same provisions as No. 26.

51. An Act to authorize Joseph Mayheio to
construct a marine raihcay at Edgartoion. — [April
14 ]-[p.]

52. An Act to incorporate the Randolph Savings
Bank.— [April 14.]

53. An Act concerning the Mamifacturers' and
Mechanics' Insurance Company — [April 14.] — The
company may file a notice of the acceptance of their
charter with the Secretary of the Commonwealth
within thirty days from the passage of this Act, to
have the same effect as if it had been filed accord-
ing to existing laws, [p.]

54. An Act to annex apart of the town of Newbury
to the ioion of Newbury port. — [April 17. J — A cer-
tain described portion of Newbury [containing 677
polls and ^852,399 valuation] is set oft" to New-
buryport, to remain a part of Newbury, however,
for the purpose of electing representatives to the
Legislature until the next decennial census.
Taxes, paupers, debts, &c., to be assumed in just
proportion by Newbury port, and in case of disagree-
ment respecting the proportion, the Essex Court
of Common Pleas shall appoint three disinterested
persons to hear and award, whose award, accepted
by the Court, shall be final [p.]

55. An Act to establish a Fire Department in the
town of Natick. — [April 24.]

56. An Act to authorize Thomas Holbrook, 2d, to
build a icharf . — [April 2i.] — In Wellfleet.

57. [g ] An Act concerning mortgages of ships
or vessels. — [April 24.] — Such mortgages, &c.,
shall be valid, although not recorded by any city
or town clerk.

58. [g ] An Act to authorize Sheriffs and their
Deputies to administer oaths to Appraisers. —
[April 24 ]

59. An Act to incorporate the Milford Savings
Baw/c— [April 24]

60. An Act confirming the doings of the New
London, Willimantic and Palmer Railroad Corpora-
tion, inissuing bonds and plcdgin'/ their property for
securing the ])ay me nt of the same. — [April 24.] —
Makes certain acts of the corporation authorized
by the General Assembly of Connecticut as valid
as if authorized by the Legislature of Massachu-
setts. *

61. An Act in addition to the Act to incorporate the
Worcester Children's Friend Society. — [April 24.],

— Authorizes the Overseers of the Poor to bind
out children to the Society ; and authorizes the
Society to accept a surrender of an indigent child
from the mother in certain cases.

62. An Act to change the name, and in addition
to an Act to incorjjorate the Maiden Company. —
[April 24] — Hereafter to be named the Boston
Iron Tube Company ; authorized to manufacture
iron tubes and articles connected therewith.

63. An Act concerning the Boston, Barre and
Gardner Railroad Corporatioii. — [April 24.] — Time
for construction extended to July 1, 1853; line
described in the charter altered; new subscription
of stock to be had.

64. An Act to extend the time for paying in the
capital stock of the Mariners' Bank in Dennis. —
[April 24.]— Time extended to April 1, 1852. [p ]

65. An Act to authorize Anthony Reed to build a
wharf. — [April 24.] — In Dighton, westerly side of
Taunton Great River.

66. An Act to authorize Thomas Spaj-roio and
others to extend, their wharf. — [April 24.] — At
Jackknife Harbor, Monomoy Point, Chatham.

67. An Act to authorize Samuel Adams to extend
his wharf. — [April 24.] — In Beverly.

68. [g ] An Act in further addition to an Act
concerning Weights, Measures, and Balances. —
[April 24.] — In all cases of buying and selling,
where by the customs of trade the weights, &c., are
provided by the buyer, he shall be subject to the
same penalties for the employm.ent of illegal
weights, &c., as are enacted against the seller by
existing laws.

69. An Act to incorporate the Boston Society of
Civil Engineers — [April 24 ] — Incorporated " for
the purpose of promoting science and instruction
in the department of civil engineering ; " may hold
real and personal estate to ^20,U00 for this purpose
and no other.

70. [g.] An Act to authorize mcfnbers of City
Councils to hold other offices. — [April 24.1 — The
mayor, any alderman, or any member of the Com-
mon Council of any city, which shall adopt this act
by a vote of the City Council, may, at the same
time, hold any other office under the city govern-
ment to which he may be duly chosen, provided it
be not an office of emolument, [p.]

71. [g ] An. Act to provide for the taking of
depositions in criminal cases. — [April 24] — When
a witness who is ordered to enter into recognizance
with sureties is unnble to procure sureties, the
magistrate ma\', with the consent of the defendant,
cause his deposition to be taken a-'.d transmitted
to the court at which he was ordered to appear,
under certain provisions and restrictions.

72. An Act in addition to an Act to establish the
Waltham and Watertoivn Branch Railroad. —
[April 24.] — The company is authorized to alter
the location of their road so as to cross the Charles
River in Waltham, twice, and join the Fitchburg
Railroad near the upper Factory station in Wal-
tham ; time for filing location extended one year;
construction not to be begun till all the stock is
subscribed and tew per cent, paid in ; time allowed
for the Fitchburo; Railroad to purchase the branch
road v\so extended one year, [p.]

73. An Act to change the name of the Bensonville
Mamtfacturing Company. — [April 24.] — Hereafter
to be named the Greenville Manufacturing Com-
pany.

74. An Act concerning the Marlborough Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. — [April 24 ] — Author-
ized to insure stock, tools, furniture, merchandise,
and other personal property ; provided the act is
accepted by a majority of the members at a legal
meeting.

75. An Act to incorporate the Noi'th Bridgewater
Savings Bank. — [April 24.]

76. An Act to incorporate the Atlantic Wharf
Company. — [April 25.] — Authorized to purchase

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certain flats in Maiden and Chelsea, to build
whai'vns tticreon, under certain restrictions, and
to hold real and personal estate to S'200,000. [v.]

77. -in Art to protect the Mnttakecset Herring
Fis/ieri/ in the town of Rdijartown. — [April 2o.] —
No person shall set seines or weirs in Edgartown
Great Pond between the first daj's of March and
September of each year, under a penaltj- of fifty
dollars, [p.]

78. An Actio authorize the Fitchhurg and Wor-
cester Railroad Company to iasne preferred stock. —
[April 29.] — The company is authorized to issue
preferred stock, to the amount of 5100,000, and
guarantee the payment of three per cent, semi-
annually thereon, to be offered first to the stock-
holders, who may subscribe therefor in proportion
to their respective number of shares, and may
surrender for each new share one share in three of
their old stock. The act to take effect if accepted
at a legal meeting by a vote representing two-
thirds of all the shares, not less than three-fourths
of the proprietors holding less than three shares
each, voting in the affirmative.

79. An \Act to authorize the Trustees of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Pittsjield to conveij
certain property. — [April 29.]

80. An Act concerning the Charles River Branch
Railroad Company. — [April 30.] — Time for filing
location extended to May 1, 1852, and for con-
struction to May 1, 185.5 ; construction not to be
begun till the stock is subscribed and ten per cent.
paid in.

81 . An Act to incorporate the Mil ford Mutual Fire
Insurance Company. — [April 30.1 — Term, 28 years.

82. [Cr.] An Act relating to libels for divorce. —
[April 30.] — During the pendency of libels filed for
divorce, the husband may be required by the court
to pay money to the wife to enable her to maintain
or defend the said libel. The Supreme Judicial
Court at any law term held for two or more coun-
ties shall have jurisdiction of libels for divorce
arising in either of such counties, and may take
cognizance of libels now pending therein.

83. An Act to extend the time for driving piles
in the harbor of Dennis. — [April 30.] — Time ex-
tended to April 26, 1854.

8i. An Act to alter the north line of the general
field in West Springfield. — [April 30.] — Line ex-
tended to the line of the highway between
Springfield and Agawam bridges.

85. An Act to extend the time to locate and con-
struct the Fairhaven Branch Railroad, and to re-
duce the Capital Stock. — [April 30.] — Times
extended each one year ; construction not to be
begun till the stock is subscribed and ten per cent.
paid in : capital stock, 5200,000.

86. An Act to incorporate the Bridgewater Sav-
ings Bank. — [April 30.]

87. [g.] An Act relating to writs of error in
criminal cases. — [April 30.] — Whenever a final
judgment in any criminal case shall be reversed
by the Supreme Judicial Court, upon a writ of
error on account of error in the sentence, the
court may render such judgment therein as
should have been rendered, or may remand the
case for that purpose to the court before which the
conviction was had.

88. [g.] An Act to protect toicnsfrom injury by
the neglect of Railroad Corporations. — [April 30.] —
When damages are recovered against any town on
account of defect in the highway within the loca-
tion of any railroad, the town shall be entitled to
recover such damages, together with all the taxa-
ble costs of the plaintiff and defendant against
the railroad corporation, if liable, and reasonable
notice has been given so that the railroad might
have defended the original action, [p.]

89. An Act to authorize Benjamin Webb and
Joseph B. Webb to extend their wharf. — [April 30.]
— In Salem.

90. [o.l An Act in relation to Mutual Fire In-
surance Companies. — [April 30.] — No policy shall
be issued by any Mutual Fire Insurance Company
till 5100,000 has been subscriljed to be insured.

91. [a.] An Act in addition to an Act for the
better preservation of order at imister fields and
other places of jmblic gathcri7ig. — [April 30.] — All
the power for this purpose given to selectmen of
towns by the Act of 1850, is extended to the
mayor and aldermen of cities.

92. [g.] An Act concerning bail in cri?ninal
cases. — [April 30.] — Bail in criminal cases may
exonerate themselves by the surrender of their
principal to the proper jailer, wlio is authorized to
receive him ; and any person thus surrendered by
his bail may be admitted to bail anew.

93. [g.] An Act relating to Jail breach. — [April
30.] — Persons guilty of jail breach shall be punish-
ed by imprisonment in the State Prison not more
than five years, or in the County Jail or House of
Correction not more than three years, or by fine
not exceeding S1>000.

91. [g.] An Act concerning Constables. — [April
30.] — Any duly qualified constable, who has given
bond with sureties in 5'500, may serve within his
own city or town any writ or other process in any
personal action in which the damages are not
laid at more than 5100> ^nd also any process of
replevin in which the subject matter does not e;c-
ceed 5100. The election of all constables of towns
shall hereafter be by written ballots.

95. An Act to incorporate the Triton Muttuil
Marine Insurance Company. — [April 30.] — In
Boston. Term 20 years ; no policy to be issued till
550,000 is subscribed ; no division of profits to
subscribers until the expiration of the charter; no
one risk to exceed 55,000 till the funds or invested
capital amount to 5100,000.

96. [G.] A71 Act concerning prosecutions for the
maintenance of bastard children. — [April 30."] — The
proceedings in such prosecutions shall be accord-
ing to the course of proceedings in civil cases,
unless it is otherwise expressly provided in the
Revised Statutes. In counties where there are
separate terms of the Court of Common Pleas for
civil and criminal business, such prosecutions
shall be entered ac the civil terms only, and those
now pending at criminal terms may be transferred
to the civil terms.

97. An Act to incorporate the New England Tele-
graph Company. — [April 30.] — Incorporated to
construct and use lines of telegraph in Massa-
chusetts from Boston towards New York and
Albany, to be finished in two years ; capital,
5100,000. [p.]

98. An Act to protect the fisheries in the town of
Falnouth. — [April 30.] — No person shall set seines
or nets in ^\almouth Bay or any of the waters of
Falmouth, under a penalty of not less than 520
nor more than 5100. [p.]

99. An Act in addition to an Act to establish the
city of Cambridge. — [April 30.] — The City election
changed from "March to the first Monday in De-
cember; city clerk, city treasurer and collector of
taxes to be appointed by the City Council in Jan-
uary ; boundaries of wards and number of common
council-men each ward is entitled to elect, to con-
tinue fixed till October, 1856, at which time and
once in every five years, the City Council shall re-
vise them ; tire department authorized to be estab-
lished ; City Council to have exclusive authority to
lay out new streets and estimate the damage ; sub-
ject to appeal to the Middlesex County Commis-
sioners ; vacancies among the assessors, assistant
assessors, overseers of the poor or school commit-
tees may be filled by the City Council : no board or
committee of the City Council may make contracts
exceeding the specitied apnropriations ; the Act to
go into effect if adopted by ballot by the inhabi-
tants at a meeting duly called for the purpose. [/<

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was rejected when svbmittedto the people, and con-
sequently is not in force.]

100. [g.] An Act to rcffttlate the meas%irement of
marble. — [April 30.] — The municipal authorities of
cities and towns are authorized to regulate the
measurement of marble brought into their cities
or towns for sale, in such way as they from time
to time may deem expedient.

101. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Boston Belting Company. — [April 30.] — Increase
authorized to p00,000 ; not more than |75,000 may
be invested in real estate.

102. [g.] An Act relating to the annual reports
from railroad corporations!^— [April 30.] — Such re-
ports shall hereafter be transmitted to the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth under penalty of ^50 for
every day's neglect, by the SIstof December of each
year, who shall, as soon as may be, cause 2000_copies
of them to be printed as Senate Document No.
2, accompanied by a brief abstract of them, showing
the leading statistics in this form: — Name ; capital ;
capital paid in; cost; length; length of double
track ; length of branches ; speed of passenger
trains; speed of freight trains ; earnings ; expense
of working ; net earnings; dividends; debt; sur-
plus ; casualties fatal ; casualties not fatal.

103. An Act to authorize T. V. Loveland, Josiah
Hardy, Jr., and Anthony TJiacher to build a toharf.
—[April 30.]— At the head of Powder Hole Harbor,
M6nomoy Point, Chatham.

104. An Act concerning the Newbiiryport Rail-
road Company. — [May 7-] — Time for construction
extended to October 1, 1852.

105. An Act in addition to an Act relating to
Charles River and Warreii Bridge. — [May 7-] —
Authorizes a floating bath-house to be placed be-
tween "Warren bridge and the Fitchburg Railroad
bridge.

106. An Act grajiting certain poioers to the city
of Lowell. — [May 7.] — Transfers to Lowell all the
rights formerly possessed by Chelmsford with re-
gard to the bridge across the Merrimac, to Dracut.

107. An Act to authorize the Lotcell and Laio-
rence Railroad Company to construct branches. —
[May 7.] — In Lowell. Location to be filed within
one year, and construction finished within two
years, [p.]

108. An Act authorizing the proprietors of certain
tide meadotos in Salisbury to protect the same from
overflow. — [May 7-] [p.]

109. An Act further to extend the time for paying
in the capital stock of the Springfield Fire and Ma-
rine Insurance Company. — [May 7-] — Time ex-
tended six months, [p.]

110. An Act to autliorize William C. Barstoio
and others to build and extend their wharves. — [May
7.] — In East Boston.

111. An Act to change the name of the First Con-
gregational Society in Tyringham. — [May 7.]~
Hereafter to be named First Congregational Soci-
ety in Monterey, [p.]

7.] — The part of Dracut annexed to Lowell, shall
remain a part of Dracut for the purpose of elect-
ing representatives to the General Court, until the
next decennial census.

116. An Act in addition to an Act concerning
aleioives in Herring River in the Totcn of Barnsta-
ble.— [May 7-] — A town committee shall be a])-
pointed to regulate the taking of alewives, not
more than five days in each week, and thirty in
each year, &c.

117. An Act to incorporate the United German
Brethren. — [May 7.] — Incorporated " for the pur-
pose of affording mutual charitable relief;" may
hold real and personal estate to ^20,000.

118. An Act regidating the rates of toll on Haver-
hill Bridge.— [May 7.]

119. [g.] An Act to repeal the \2%th chapter of
the laws of 1849.— [May 7.]— The " Act for the pro-
tection and regulation of Lieutenants Island and
the flats adjacent in the' town of Wellfeet" is re-
pealed.

120. An Act to authorize Abraham H. Hotoland
to build and maintain a mai'ine railway in New
Bedford.— IMay 7.]

121. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act for sup-
plying vie city of Boston with pure ivater. — [May
7.] — Restricts the control over tide waters granted
to the city, to the line now occupied.

122. A7i Act to incorporate the Neio England
Conductors and Engineers Mutual Benefit Associa-
tion.— [May 7.] — Incorporated " for the purpose of
affording mutual charitable relief; " may hold real
and personal estate to ^30,000.

123. An Act to reneio the Charter, and extend the
time for locating and constructing the Agricrdtural
Branch Railrocid. — [May 7-] — To build "a railroad
from Northboro' through Southboro', to connect
with the Boston and Worcester Railroad in Fra-
mingham. Charter of 1847 revived. Location to
be filed within one year, and road completed within
two years. Construction not to be begun till the
stock is subscribed, and 20 ^je»' ce7it. of each and
every share paid in.

124. An Act to incorporate the Boston Musical
Hall Association. — [May 7-] — Incorporated " for
the purpose of erecting and holding a musical hall
in the city of Boston ; " may hold real and personal
estate to "g 150,000. [p.]

125. An Act to incorporate the Danvers and
Georgetoion Railroad Company. — [May 7.] — To
build a railroad from Georgetown through Row-
ley, Ipswich, Boxforu, Topsfield, Wenham, or any
of these towns, to North Danvers to join the Es-
sex Railroad. Capital, 1,300 shares, not more
than ^100 each. Construction not to be begun till
the stock is subscribed, and 10 per cent, on each
and every share paid in. Location to be filed within
two years, and road constructed within three
years, [p.]

126. An Act in addition to an Act to incorporate
the Pocha Pond Meadoic ayid Fishing Coinpany

112. [g]. An Act to increase the Massachusetts \Edgartoicn. — [May 7-] — Dukes County Commis

School 'Fund.—[%l3.y 7-] — The limitation of the
School Fund to one million dollars in the Revised
Statutes is repealed, and it is allowed to accumu-
late till it reaches ^1,500,000.

113. An Act to incorporate the Millbury S^ South-
bridge Railroad Company. — [May 7.] — To con-
struct a railroad from the Boston and ^'\'orccstcr,
in Grafton or Millbury, through Sutton and Au-
burn to Southbridge. Capital, 5300,000. Loca-
tion to be filed within two years, and construction
finished within four years. Construction not to
be begun till all the stock is subscribed and 20 per
cent, paid in.

114. An Act authorizitig the Town of Truro to
construct a Bridge. — [May 7.] — Across Pamct
river ; d; aw 28 feet wide.

115. A71 Act in addition to an Act to annex a part

sioners may estimate damages caused by the Com-
pany's operations, subject to appeal to a jury. Sec-
tion 4 of the charter of 1848 repealed, [p.]

127. [g.] An Act to establish a Board of Bank
Commis.iioners. — [May 8.] — Three bank commis-
sioners shall be appointed by the Governor June
1, 18.31, the first named to go out of oiSce at the
end of one year, the second at the end of two,
and the third at the end of three years, unless re-
appointed ; all the commissioners, however, to be
subject to the removal of the Governor at any
time; at least two of the commissioners shall, at
least once in every two years, visit and examine
every bank and Savings' Institution in the State,
and preserve a permanent record of their proceed-
ings, and of the condition of each bank. Any
Director or other bank officer refusing to give in-

ofthe Town of Dracut to the city of Loioell. — [May | formation under oath when examined by the com

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missioncrs, may be punished by fine not more than
jjf 1000, or imprisonment not more tlian one year.
The commissioners must also examine any bank
at any time when reciuested by any five persons
who are officers, stockhoklcrs, or creditors. In
ease of the apparent insolvency of any bank, the
commissioners may apply to some Justice of the
Supreme Judicial Court for an injunction, which
shall be issued, and after a hearing, may be modi-
fied or dissolved, or made perpetual, and receivers
may be appointed. The commissioners shall make
an annual report to the Secretary of the Common-
wealth, and at any time shall report to him if they
find any bank or any director or cashier has vio-
lated any of the existing laws, that he may cause
such law to be forthwith executed. No bank shall
discount any note or bill of exchange to which a
bank commissioner is a party, cither as principal,
surety, endorser, or otherwise. The commission-
ers shall each receive %C) for every day employed,
and $\ for every 20 miles' travel, and may appoint
a clerk and prescribe his duties, [p.]

128. An Act in relation to the Essex, and Salem
and Loioell Railroad Cotnjmnies, and the South
Readimi Branch Railroad. — [May 14.] — Certain
connections between these roads and the Eastern
llailroad are authorized under various restrictions,
and the track used in common is to be under the
care of a common superintendent, appointed and
paid by the three companies named in the title, and
not otherwise in tlie employ of either (except with
the consent of all) of them. The last named com-
pany is authorized to increase its capital ^100,000.
In case of the dissent of the Essex llailroad to
this Act, tlie other two roads are authorized to
build new roads from South Danvers to Salem,
south of the Essex road ; location to be filed, and
construction completed within two years, [p.]

129. [g.] An Act concerning malicious mischief.
— [May 15.] — The wilful and malicious injury by
the explosion of gunpowder, of houses, &c., shall
be punished by imprisonment in the State Prison
not more than 20 years, or County Jail or House
of Correction not more than () years, or fine not
more than ,5 1000 — the applying gunpowder with
the intent to injure, by imprisonment in the State
Prison not more than 10 years, or County Jail or
House of Correction not more than 5 years, or by
fine not more than ^500 — the injury by the appli-
cation of oil, tar, or any other noxious or filthy
substance, by imprisonment in the State Prison
not more than 5 years, or in the County Jail or
House of Correciion not more than 3 years, or by
fine not more than 5300.

130. An Act to incorporate the Female Mutual
Sewin// Society connected ioith the First Christian
Clnirch unci Congregation hi Lynn. — [INIay 15.] —
Incorporated " for the purpose of raising money
by their labor and other laudable means for charit-
able objects ; " may hold real and personal estate
to S5,600. [p.]

131. An Act to incorporate the Clinton Savings
Bank.—[^l&j 15.]— May hold real estate to 510,000.

132. An Act to incorporate the Proprietors of the
Commons or Sheep Pasture in Beverly. — [^lay
15.] — Authorized to hold the land so called at Bev-
erly Farms, containing about 135 acres ; to manage
and improve the same, and to sell it at public
auction, for the benefit of the proprietors.

133. [g.] An Act relating to Joint Stock Compa-
nies.— [May 15.] — Any number of persons not less
than three, who associate themselves together for
the purpose of carrying on any kind of manufac-
turing, mechanical, mining, or quarrying business
(except distilling or manufacturing intoxicating
liquors), and who comply with the provisions of
this Act, shall be a corporation under the name by
them assumed, not the name of any other corpo-
ration or company, and may hold real and personal
estate necessary for its purposes. The amount of

capital stock shall be fixed and limited by the
stockholders, and may be increased by them, but
shall not be less than ^5000 nor more than 5200,-
000. Before commencing business, an att(?sted cer-
tificate, stating the name of the corjioralion, its pur-
poses, amount of stock, par value of shares, stock
paid in, name and residences of stockholders, and
number of shares held by each, shall be published,
and filed with (he Secretary of the Commonwealth,
and the clerk of the town or city where the corpo-
ration is located. A similar certificate, stating in
addition, the amounts of capital invested in real
and in personal estate, and of property owned by
the corporation, of debts due to and from it, shall
be annually made in January, and deposited with
the town or city clerk, at whose office all transfers
of stock must be made. If the officers of the cor-
poration neglect these duties, they shall be jointly
and severally liable for its debts. The stockhold-
ers shall be jointly and severally individually liable
for debts due their laborers, for services within six
months preceding the demand for the same. No
shares shall be issued for less than their par value.
The Legislature may at any lime alter, amend,
or repeal this Act, and may by special act annul or
dissolve any corporation existing under it. The
Secretary shall annually prepare a printed abstract
from the certificates of corporations filed with him
as above.

134. Ayi Act in additiori to an Act to incorporate
the Southbridge and Blackstotw Railroad Company.
— [May 15.] — Times for location and construction
extended one year. Corporation authorized to
divide the road into three sections, to be separately
built, on the subscription respectively of 5150,000,
5300,000, and 5400,000 of the stock, and when 20
■per cent, thereof is paid in. Section 9 of charter
repealed, [p.]

135. An Act to incorporate the Worcester Mechan-
ics' Savings Bank. — [May 15.]

136. [g.] An Act to facilitate the settlement of
estates of deceased persons. — [May 15. J — Authorizes
the sale of outstanding debts of deceased persons
under the license of probate courts, subject to ap-
peals to the Supreme Judicial Court.

137. A^iAct in additio7i to an Act authorizing the
disposal of the piroperty of the East Parish in Ames-
bury. — [May 15.] — Directs the application of the
funds to the payment, 1st, of the debts ; 2d, of the
reasonable expenses of petitioners and remon-
strants in regard to the matter, to the Legislatures
of 1849 and iSoO; 3d, of 5100 lo Rev. Benjamin
Sawyer or his legal representatives, and 4th, the
remainder to be divided among three specified
societies.

138. [g.] An Act regtdating the publication of
Advertiseme7its issued under the authority of probate
judges and commissioners of insolvency. — [May 15.]
— Persons having business at the offices of these
officers shall have the right of selecting such
newspapers as they may prefer and name for the
publication of legal notices ordered ; provided that
if the newspaper thus selected be deemed by the
judge or commissioner insufficient to give due pub-
licity, he may order the publication in one other
paper, [p.]

139. An Act to nicorporate the Stoneham Branch
Railroad Company. — [May 15.] — To build a rail-
road from Stoneham to the Medford Branch of the
Boston iS: Maine Railroad in Medford, or to the
Boston & Lowell Railroad, between the 8th and
10th mile-posts. Capital, 5100,000. Location to
be filed within one year, and construction finished
within three years. Authorized to transfer their
franchise, &c., to the Maine or Lowell corporations,
if three quarters, in interest, of the stockholders
elect so to do. Construction not to be begun till
the stock is subscribed and 20 per cent, paid in.

140. An Act to incorporate the Berkshire County
Mutual Life Insttrance Company. — [May 15.] — In

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Pittsfield. Original guarantee capital stock,
5100,000. Twelve directors, (unless a different
number be established by a by-law) to be chosen,
half by the subscribers to the guarantee stock (until
its redemption), and half by the assured, to hold
office only so long as they are themselves either
stockholders or assured; stockholders entitled to a
seven per cent, dividend whenever the resources of
the company are sufficient. The company may hold
real estate to 510,000. Onequarter of the estimated
surplus funds to be set apart as a reserved fund for
the redemption of the guarantee stock. Every five
years the remaining three-quarters shall be reim-
bursed among the assured, in proportion to
premiums. The company annually to pay to the
Trustees of the Massachusetts General Hospital
one-third of the net profits, if any, arising from
insurance on lives.

141. An Act for the protection of the Harbor of
Beverly. — [May 15.] — Punishment for taking
gravel, &c., from Tuck's Point, fixed at a fine not
more than ^20.

142. An Act to change the name of the Second
Parish in Bradford. — [May 15.] — To be named
the Congregational Society in Groveland. [p.]

143. An Act concerning goats going at large on
the Island of Martha's Viiieyard. — [May 15.] —
Such goats, after Nov. 1, 1851, shall be deemed in
law, animals of a wild nature, and may be treated
by any person accordingly.

144. An Act to incorporate the Union Sugar
Woi'ks. — [May 15.] — Incorporated "for the pur-
pose of manufacturing and refining Sugar," in
Boston ; may hold real and personal estate to
5100,000.

145. — An Act in addition to an Act to incorporate
the Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Compamj. —
[May 15.] — The company is authorized to take, on
the issuing of every policy, such part of the deposit
note, or such cash premium, as the directors may
deem expedient.

146. An Act to incorporate the Proprietors of the
Second Congregational Society in Marblehead. —
[May 15.J

147. [g.] An Act concerning the effects of passen-
gers transported by Railroad Corporations and
other common carriers. — [May 15.] — Requires the
publication, by every railroad or steamboat com-
pany, once in six months, of a descriptive list
of all unclaimed baggage, in at least one newspaper
in every county in which the company has a
passenger station or office. If, six months after
such publication, any of the articles remain un-
claimed, the corporation may give notice to the
municipal authorities, who may either require
them to be sold forthwith at public auction, or to be
again advertised and sold at the end of six months.
The proceeds of articles thus sold, after deducting
expenses, shall be paid over to the Commonwealth.
Any corporation neglecting to comply with these
provisions shall be liable to an action for damages
from any person aggrieved, and to a penalty of
5100. Whenever any action is brought by a
passenger to recover damages for lost, missing, &c.,
baggage, or its contents, if the plaintiff has proved
its bailment to the common carriers and subsequent
loss through their fault, he may then put in as evi-
dence a descriptive list, sworn to by him, of so much
of the contents as may consist of wearing apparel
and other travelling equipage.

148. An Act to incorporate the Union Mutual
Marine Insiirance Company. — [May 15.] — In New
Bedford. Term, 10 years. No policy to be issued
till 550,000 is subscribed, and no division of
profits to be made till the expiration of the charter.
May hold real estate to 510,000. No one risk to
exceed $[)QQQ till the invested capital reaches
5100,000.

149. An Act concerning the First Parish in
Marshfeld. — [May 15.] — Trustees of the Minis-

terial Fund authorized to invest 52000 in real
es.tate.

150. A71 Act to establish a Fire Department in the
toion of Stoneham. — [May 15.]

151. [g.] An Act concerning the larcenij of real
property. — [May 15.] — Whoever, by trespass, with
intent to steal, takes away anything which is parcel
of the realty or annexed thereto, the property of
another of some value, shall be guilty of .such
simple or aggravated larceny as he would be if
the property were personal — and in general the
former description of property is put on the same
footing as the latter, by this Act : but nothing in it
can prevent any civil action which might have
elsewise been maintained.

152. An Act to incorporate the RoxburyAthenaum.
— [May 15.] — May hold real and personal estate to
550, OuO, to be appropriated exclusively to literary
and scientific purposes. To wholly take the place
of the Roxbury Athenaeum organized under chap.
41 of the Revised Statutes, if this Act is accepted
by a majority of the proprietors.

153. An Act in addition to an Act to incorporate
the First Evangelical Congregational Society in Ux-
bridge. — [May 15.] — Authorized to assess on pews
the money voted to be raised for the support of
public w-orship, other parochial charges, and repairs
of meeting house, [p.]

154. An Act concerning the East Hampshire Ag-
ricultural Society. — [May 15.] — Name changed, by
the omission of "East ; " authorized to receive the
bounty of the State on the same terms as other
agricultural societies.

155. An Act to authorize the Saugtcs Branch Rail-
road to extend the same. — [May 15.] — Extension
to Flax Pond in Lynn, and increase of capital by
540,000, authorized. Location of extension to be
filed within one year. Construction to be fin-
ished in two years, but not to be begun till all
the stock has been subscribed and twenty per
cent, on each and every share paid in.

156. [G.] An Act relating to shop-breaking and
aggravated larceny. — [May 15.] — Breaking into any
building in the night time with intent to commit
murder, rape, robbery, larceny, or any felony, is
made punishable by imprisonment in the State
prison not more than 20 years — and various less
degrees of criminality with less heavy punishment.

157. An Act relating to Mutual Fire Insurance
Companies. — [May 15.] — The Secretaries of such
companies shall give bonds, with sureties, faith-
fully to account for all moneys received by them
for their companies..

158. [g.] An Act in relation to the Clerks of
Courts. — [May 15.] — Whenever the clerk of the
courts in any county shall be unable to discharge
the duties of his office, the Supreme Judicial Court
may appoint a clerk pro tern., who shall give bonds,
be sworn and paid as provided by existing laws,
and shall serve till the standing clerk resume his
office or another is appointed.

159. An Act to incorporate the Worcester Gas
Liqht Compani/. — [May 15.] — May hold real and
personal estate to 5200,000. Shall assume all
liabilities of the present proprietors of the Gas
Light Works in Worcester, [p.]

160. An Act to incorporate the Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Company. — [May 15.] — In
Springfield. Number of Directors, eight. Other
provisions same as No. 140.

161. [q.] An Act for the better preservation of
Municipal and other Records. — [May 15.] — County
and Municipal officers must have their "books of
public record or registry " well bound, duly filed
and arranged for reference, and shall provide a
suitable place for their preservation and particular
security ; and in case any records become worn, mu-
tilated or illegible, they must be copied, and the
copies certified and carefully preserved. It shall
be the duty of each clerk and register to keep all

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records and documents in his sole custody, and not
to permit tlu^n to be removed under a penalty of
$10. All such records shall be open to jjublic
insiJCCtion under a penalty of $oO for removing
or for defacinf^ them. The custody of books of
record and other documents of ancient proprietors
of townships, or of common lands, in case such
proprietors shall have ceased to be a body corpo-
rate, or of any church or religious society which
has been dissolved, shall, if not otherwise provided,
be vested in the clerk of the city or town where
such lands, or most of them, or such church, are
situated ; and any person unlawfully holding them
shall be punished by a tine not more than ,?■'"■
County and town othcers are authorized to cause
old records and papers to be copied. Any coun-
ty, city or town refusing to fulfil the provisions
of this Act shall forfeit for each oft'ence ,j?20, and
any clerk so refusing, ^10.

162. [g.] An Act pvovidhuj for the appointment
of Police Officers. — [May LO.]— Municipal authori-
ties may appoint police oiKcers, to hold office dur-
ing their pleasure, with all the powers of constables
except serving and executing civil process.

163. An Act to incorporate the Bay State Mutual
Life Insurance Company. — [May 15.] — In Conway.
Original guarantee capital, ^50,000. Not less than
eight directors to be first chosen. Other provi-
sions same as No. 140.

164. An Act to authorize William Humphrey, Jr.,
and Ebenezei' S. Tioisden to extend their icharf. —
[May 15.] — In Marblehead, twenty feet; not to
obstruct the safe anchorage of vessels in the har-
bor.

165. \q.'] An Act relating to Insurance on Lives. —
[May lo.] — " Whenever any peison or corporation
shall be empowered to make insurance on lives upon
land, the right so to do shall be deemed subject
to the same obligations for the payment of a cer-
tain share of the profits accruing therefrom to the
Massachusetts General Hospital, as are imposed
on the Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance
Company by the laws now in force, unless express
provision to the contrary shall be made " in the
Act authorizing such insurance.

166. An Act to authorize Payne G. Aticood and
others to extend their tcharf. — [May 15.] — In Well-
fleet, near the head of Mayo's Beach, [p.]

167. [g.] An Act concerniny vacancies in Ward
Offices. — [May 15.] — At the "first election in any
city after a new division into wards, the ward offi-
cers shall officiate in the same municipal wards for
which they were originally chosen. All officers
chosen at a meeting after the new division shall
hold their offices till the next annual meeting, and
in both cases, until others are chosen and qualified
in their stead.

168. An Act to incorporate the Massachusetts
Universalist Home Missionary Society. — [May 17]
— Incorporated " for the purpose of giving and dis-
seminating religious instruction ;" may hold real
estate to '^20,000, and personal to ^25,000, to be
devoted exclusively to purposes of religious and
moral instruction and improvement.

169. An Act to increase the capitai stock of the
Bank of Commerce. — [May 17-] — In Boston. In-
crease, 5750, QUO, to be paid in on or before the
last day of April, 1852. [p.]

170. [g] An Act to allow corporations to he rep-
resejited in the election of officers of Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies. — ^'[May 17.] — The Directors
of any corporation which becomes a member of a
mutual fire insurance company, may appoint one
or more officers or stockholders to represent it,
who may vote and be eligible to the office of di-
rector in the insurance company, [p.]

171. .4m Act to incorporate the German Mictual
Society. — [May 17.] — Incorporated " for the pur-
poses of mutual assistance and instruction, and for
the promotion of knowledge in German literature.

by the establishment and maintenance of a library
and the employment of oilier means of education ; "
may hold real and personal estate to ,520,000.

172. A7i Act to iiuorporute the Tru.itces of the
IJollis Institute in Braintrce. — [May 17.] — Trustees
appointed and incorporated to exercise all powers
under the will of the late John II. IIollis,and tohold
the fund bequeathed by him to the South Parish
of Braintrce for the purposes of education. May
hold real estate to ,^25,000, and personal to ^oO.OOO,
to be applied to the purposes of education, [p.]

173. An Act 7'elatiny to the fund of the Sixth
District School in Weymouth — [May 17.] — Select-
men of Weymo\ith auth(U-ized to direct the trustee
of this fund, bequeathed by the will of the late Lois
Pratt, to expend part of the income for repairs of
the school-house and for apparatus, j^p.]

174. An Act to incorporate the Mernmack Insur-
ance Company. — [May 17-] — In Newburyport.
Term, 20 years. May hold real estate to ^20,000.
Capital, 5100,000, with liberty to increase it to
5200,000, provided that 5100,000 shall be paid in
within two years.

175. An Act to authorize Thomas H. Kitfield to
repair and maintain his wharf. — [May 17.] — On
Manchester river, in Manchester.

176. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Barnstable Bank.— [May 20.]— Increase, 510l),0O0 ;
to be paid in before 1st Monday of April, 1852. [p.]

177. An Act to itworpomte the Mariners' Mutual
Marine Insurance Company. — [May 20.] — In Bos-
ton. Term, 20 years. No policy to be issued till
applications have been made for marine insurance
to 5100,000; no division of funds till expiration
of charter.

178. An Act in addition to an Act for establishing
an academy in the toicii of Framingham by the
name of the Framingham Academy. — [May 20.] —
The Trustees of the academy are authorized to
convey all the property to the town, which shall
within one year establish a high school, to be under
the control of the School Committee, and may
apply the income of the funds of the academy to
its support. This Act to take effect when accepted
by the Trustees and by the town.

179. A71 Act to increase the capital stock of the
Milford 5rt«/t.— [May 20.]— In Milford. Increase.
556,000, to be paid in on or before April 30, 1852. [p.]

180. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Boylston Bank. — [May 20.] — In Boston. Increase,
550,000, to be paid in before May 1, 1852. [p.]

ISL A71 Act to change the time of holding the
annual meeting of the First Universalist Society in
Attleboro'. — [May 20.] — Hereafter to be holden in
December.

182. A71 Act to inco7porate the City Mutual
Marine a/id Fi7-e I7isu7-a7u-e Co77ipa7iy. — [May 20.] —
In Boston. Term, 20 years. No policy to be issued
till 550,000 is subscribed ; no division of funds
till expiration of charter. Company restricted to
<?5000 on any one risk till the capital reaches
5100,000.

183. A71 Act to i/icrease the capital stock ef the
Bay State Bank. — [May 20.] — In Lawrence. In-
crease, 5200,000, to be paid in before Mav 1, 1852.

184. A71 Act toi7icrease the capital stock of the
Laighton Ba7ik. — [May 20.] — In Lynn. Increase,
550,000, to be paid in on or before April 30, 1852.

185. A7i Act to increase the capital stock &f the
Agi-icultural BamA-.- [May 20.]— In Pittsfield.
Increase, 5-50,000, to be paid in on or before April
30, 1852. [p.]

186. [g.] An Act inad<iitionto an Act to authorize
toirns to take land for school-houses. — [May 20.] —
The provisions of the law of 1848 relative to taking
land for erection of school-houses thereon, are ex-
tended to taking land for the enlargement of any
school-house lot, to not more than 40 square rods.

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187. An^Act to authorize the First Congregational
Society in ^ Lynnfiehl to sell certain real estate. —
[May 20.] — Autliorized to sell the parsonage lot,
about five acres, [p.]

188. An Act relating to the Powow River Bank.
— [May 20.] — The renewal of the charter of the
Powow River Bank in Araesbury by the law of
1830 shall be construed and deemed to intend the
bank of that name in Salisbury, [p.]

189. [g.] An Act in further addition to the several
Acts for the relief of Insolvent Debtors and the more
equal distribution of their effects. — [May 20.] — The
creditor's oath required by the law of 1848 may be
administered by a justice of the peace when the
creditor is unable to appear before the commis-
sioner. If/any person whose goods or estate are
attached for ^100 or more neglects to dissolve the
attachment wilhin a prescribed time, any creditor
may proceed against him according to chap. 163
of the Laws of 1838. If he has failed through
mistake or accident, however, he may apply to the
commissioner, who, after notice, hearing, &c., if the
person prove himself solvent, may stay and suppress
the proceedings. [See Nos. 322 aiid 349. ]_

190. [g.] An Act for the appointment of a Land
Agent. — [May 20.] — When there is a vacancy, the
Governor and Council shall fill it by an appointment
of a land agent for three years, subject to removal
within that term. Salary, ^1000; bond required
for faithful performance of duties, ^550,000. It
shall be the duty of the land agent to superintend
the public lands in Maine, and generally to take all
necessary steps for their protection and security not
contrary to the laws of Maine, and to make and ex-
ecute contracts for the sale of timber and grass on
the lands, provided that the mode of selling, &c., be
approved by a board of commissioners, consisting
of the Secretary, Treasurer, and Auditor, and that
in no case the fee in the soil be disposed of. All
assistants of the land agent shall be sworn to the
faithful discharge of their duties, and be responsible
to him. [p.]

191. An Act to amend an Act incorporating the
Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Com-
pany.— [May 20.] — Company to insure on the
mutual principle. No policy to be issued until
applications for insurance have been made to
^100,000. No division of funds till expiration of
charter. Section 2 of charter repealed.

192. An Act better to establish the line between
the tow7is of Hancock and Neio Ashford. — [May 20.]
—Line to be considered to be : Beginning at
N.W. corner of Lanesboro', thence running N. 71°
W. 241 rods ; thence N. 19° E. to Williamstown
line.

193. [g.] An Act to prevent disturbances at
funerals. — [May 20.] — Every person who wilfully

interrupts or disturbs any funeral assembly or pro-
cession, shall be punished by imprisonment in the
county jail not more than 30 days, or by fine not
more than ,goO.

194. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Lee jBaH/c— [May 21.]— In Lee. Increase ^50,000,
to be paid in on or before April 30, 1852. [p.]_

195. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Mechanics' Bank. — [May 21.] — In Worcester.
Increase, ^150,000, to be paid in before May 1,
1852. [p.]

196. An Act to provide additio?ial Railroad
accommodations for the town of Wilmington and
vicinity. — [May 21.] — The provisions of the char-
ters of the Boston and Maine Railroad, prohibit-
ing the establishment of any station on tliat road
between Andovcr and Reading without the consent
of tile Boston and Lowell Railroad, and of the Salem
and Lowell Railroad, prohibiting the cars of that
company from slopping or delivering passengers
or freight within one mile of the Boston and Maine
Railroad, are repealed. Nothing in the Act to be
construed to allow cars to be drawn from the

Boston and Maine Railroad over the Salem and
Lo'well Railroad, or vice versd.

197. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Fall River J?«nA-.— [May 21.]— In Fall River. In-
crease, ^50,000, by making the par value of shares
^87.50 instead of ^75, to be paid in before May 1,
1852. [p.]

198. An Act to inci-ease the capital stock of the
Bedford Commercial Bank. — [May 21.] — In New
Bedford. Increase, ^200,000, to be paid in before
the 1st Monday in April, 1852. [p.]

199. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Freeman' s Bank. — [May 21.] — In Boston. Increase,
^50,000, to be paid in before the first Monday in
April, 1852. [p.]

200. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Lancaster Bank. — [May 21.] — In Lancaster. In-
crease, .§25,000, to be paid in on or before April 30,
1852. [p.]

201. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Rollstone Bank.—\lsl^.y 21.]— In Fitchburg." In-
crease, ,§? 100,000, to be paid in before the 1st
Monday in April, 1852. [p.]

202. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Granite Bank. — [May 21.] — In Boston. Increase,
^250,000, to be paid in before May 1, 1852. [p.]

203. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Worcester Bank. — [May 21.] — In Worcester. In-
crease, 550,000, to be paid in on or before April
30. 1852. [p.]

204. An Act exempting the members of the Aiicient
and Honorable Artillery Company from jury duty.
—[May 21.]

205. An Act to change the name of the proprietors
of the West Bradford Meeting-house. — [May 21.] —
Name changed by the omission of " West." [p.]

206. [g.] An Act to provide further reniedy for
Creditors. — [May 21.] — The Supreme Judicial Court
shall have jurisdiction in equity upon a bill by any
creditor to reach any property in this State of a
debtor residing out of the State, which cannot be
attached or taiien on execution in a suit at law
against such debtor, [p.]

207. An Act to incorporate the Scituate Savings
J3aw7c.— [May 21.]

208. [g.] An Act to authorize Judges of Probate
to take the proof of the execution of deeds in cer-
tain cases. — [May 21.] — The Judges of Probate in
their respective counties shall have concurrent ju-
risdiction with the courts of record in taking such
proof; and a certificate of such proof by the Judge
of Probate shall be endorsed upon or annexed to
the deed, [p.]

209. A71 Act to authorize John Gibson and others
to build a loharf m Lynn. — [May 21.] — On the
west side of Nahant Beach, near the middle
thereof ; the proprietors to have the exclusive use
of the water 150 feet wide on each side of the
wharf. This Act not to go into operation tinless
approved within si.x months by the City Council
of Lynn.

210. An Act to incorporate the Stockbridge Water
Company. — [May 21.] — Incorporated " for the pur-
pose of supplying the inhabitants of Stockbridge
with good water;" may hold real and personal
estate to ,^30,000. The water to be conveyed to
Plain street aijd the adjacent streets from the
spring on the land of Major Calvin Dewey, near
Rattlesnake Mountain, in Stockbridge ; also the
springs on the lands occupied by David C. Hull.

211. [g.] ,4;?. Act concerning illegitimate children.
— [May 21.] — Such children shall inherit from the
mother and any maternal ancestor, the same as if
born in lawful wedlock.

212. An Act to incorporate the West Newbury
Railroad Company. — [May 21.] — To build a rail-
road from the Newburyport Railroad in George-
town, through Grovcland to West Newbury, with
authority to enter upon and use the Danvers and
Georgetown Railroad, and to contract with that

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company for therunninn: of their railroad. Capi-
tal, ,y.50,'000. The West Newbury and Dan vers and
(jcor£!;etown companies may unite and form one
comjiany whenever so voted by each company. Lo-
cation to be filed within two years, and road con-
structed within three. Construction not to be begun
till all the stock has been subscribed, and 10 i^er
cent on each and every share paid in. [p.]

213. [g.] .4n Act conccrnituj the levy of execu-
tions.— [Jlay 21.] — If any execution against a cor-
poration shall have been satisfied by levy on a
member, and the property thus levied shall have
subsefiuently been recovered by the member from
the officer or judgment creditor, he may be en-
titled to a new execution for the sum remaining
due him.

214. [g.] An Act conccrninp the locatioyi ofhirjh-
toays. — [May 21.] — On application made by any
five inhabitants of a town who shall pay the ex-
penses accruing in the case, the county commis-
sioners may locate anew a road within that town,
after giving notice, &c., in like manner, as in the
case of laying out highways.

21.5. [g.] An Act to exempt Agj-icultural Societies
from Taxation. — [May 21.] — The property real and
personal of such societies is exempted from tax-
ation from and after the passage of this Act.

216. [g.] An Act providinn for rettirns of moneys
received by public officers. — [May 21.] — All offi-
cers receiving moneys which they are required by
law to pay over to the Commonwealth or any public
authority, shall, on or before January 15, annually
return to the Secretary, under oath, a true account
of all such moneys received by them during the
year ending on the first Wednesday of the same
month, under penalty of 5200 for neglect or omis-
sion to make the return.

217. [g.] An Act to jjrovide for the inspection of
Belt Leather. — [May 21.] — Belt leather is placed on
the same footing as sole leather, as regards inspec-
tion, &c.

218. [g.] An Act in relation to Easements. —
[May 21.] — The notice required by law to be given
by an owner of land to prevent an adjoining owner
from acquiring an easement therein, may, when the
latter is unknown, be served by posting a copy
conspicuously on the premises, and by serving it
on the person to whom they were last assessed,
and by recording it in the registry of deeds.

219. An Act in addition to an Act to incorporate
the Real Estate Mxitual Fire Insurance Company.
— [May 21.] — Authorized to insure personal prop-
erty, [p.]

220. A7i Act concerniny the Fi)-si Baptist Society
in Chelsea. — [May 21.] — Authorized to assess on
pews money voted to be raised for support of pub-
lic worship and other parochial charges and repairs
of meeting-house, provided no person not a pew-
holder shall be entitled to vote upon any question
relating to the settlement of a pastor, or raising
or appropriating moneys. This Act not to take
eflfect unless accepted by a vote of two-thirds of
the members present and voting at a legal meet-
ing.

221. An Act to authorize the Cape Cod Branch
Railroad Company to exteiul its Railroad. — [May
21.] — Extension authorized from Sandwich through
Barnstable to Yarmouth, and thence to tide water,
in Hyannis Harbor in Barnstable. Capital au-
thorized to be increased by ^240, 000 in shaies of
§60 each. Construction of extension not to be be-
gun till the stock is subscribed and 20 per cent, on
each and every share paid in. Par of the original
shares reduced to ,$60. Location of extension to
be filed within one year, and construction finished
within two years, [p.]

222. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company. — [May
22.]— Increase, 5300,000. Present stockholders
may subscribe for one new share for everv five shares

of old stock, and receive thereupon a certificate of
six sliares of preferred stock. Holders oflcss than
five shares may transfer their right to subscribe for
new stock. 'Die preferred stock to be entitled to
a dividend of G per cent, a year in preference to the
other. The Act not to take effect unless accepted
by a vote representing at least three-fourths of the
stock of the company, or until the written assent
of the holders of two-thirds of the stock be ob-
tained.

223. An Act to i7icrea.se the capital stock of the
Traders' Bank. — [May 22.] — In Boston. Increase,
5200,000, to be paid in before the first Monday of
April, 18.52. [p.]

224. [g] An Act to change the organization of
the Board of Overseers of the University at Cam-
bridye. — [May 22.1 — The Board, as now constituted,
shall continue till the first Wednesday in January
1852, and no longer. The Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, President of the Senate, Speaker of the
House, Secretary of the Board of Education, and
the President and Treasurer of Harvard College,
for the time being, with thirtv other persons, shall
then constitute the Board. [The Board now consists
of the Governor, Lieut. Gover7ior, the ni7ie Coun-
cillors, Speaker of the House, President of the Col-
lege, the 40 Senators ; and 30 permane7it 7nembers,
chosen by the Board itself, a7id holding office till
death or resignation.] The 30 permanent mem-
bers of the present Board shall be divided into
three classes of ten each, by lot or otherwise, as
they themselves may determine ; and the persons
of the first class shall go out of office on the first
Wednesday of January, 1852; the second class on
that day in 1853, and the third class on that day
in 1854, and their places shall be filled by the Legis-
lature in joint ballot of the Senators and Repre-
sentatives ; but the persons of each of these classes
shall continue in office two months after the days
mentioned, unless their successors shall have been
sooner chosen. When the Board shall have thus
been wholly renewed, each of the classes shall be
subdivided, by lot or otherwise, into two new
classes, making in all six new classes, of five each,
which shall go out of office in rotation, one each
year. If the legislature neglect to fill any vacancy in
the board within three months of its day of meeting,
it shall be filled by the remaining overseers. The
Board may choose a Secretary, and make by-laws,
&c. No member of the Legislature which elects
shall be eligible as an overseer ; and no person
shall be reeligible for more than one term imme-
diately succeeding that to which he shall have
been first elected. This Act to be in force when
accepted by the corporation and present Board of
Overseers, at meetings held during the present ses-
sion of the legislature. [It was so accepted, May
22, by the Co7po7'atio7i 7mani77iously, and by the
Oveiseers, yeas 51, nai/s 2, excused 4, abse/it 25.]

225. A7i Act to i7icrease the capiial stock of the
Cochituate Ba7ik, and to chanqe its location. — [May
22.]— In Boston. Increase, 5100.000, to be paid in
before May 1, 1852. So much of the charter which
requires the bank to be located south of Boylston
street is repealed, but it shall not be north of Sum-
mer street, [p.]

226. [g.] An Act for the better security of the
ballot. — [May 22.] — At all elections subsequent to
Xov. 1, 1850, the votes shall clearly indicate, in
writing or print, the office for which each person
voted for is designed, and shall all be deposited in
one sealed envelope, and no vote deposited in any
other manner shall be counted ; provided that in
trials for representative to the legislature, when
no other officer is voted for at the same time, the
indication of the office may be omitted from the
ballot. The Secretary shall provide " a sufficient
quantity of self-sealing envelopes, of uniform ap-
pearance, and of suitable size and quality for the
use of all the voters," to be distributed to the clerks

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of the cities and towns, so that each shall have six
times as many as the number of names oi: the
voting-list, and by them furnished at elections to
the selectmen of towns and wardens and inspectors
of wards in cities ; who shall appoint two persons
to take care of them and supply every person
claiming to be a voter ; and may count the envel-
opes deposited in the ballot-boxes from time to
time, and open them once in each hour; and if
more than one vote is found in one envelope, bear-
ing the name of the same person for the same
office, reject all but one, and if bearing different
names, reject them all ; and not count any envel-
opes "bearing any mark, impression, or device or
color designed to distinguish such envelopes from
others." " Each voter, when depositing his ballot.
shall hold it in such a manner that the inspecting
officers can distinctly see whether more than one is
placed in the ballot-box." Any person who fraud-
ulently obtains envelopes by claiming to be a voter,
knowing that he is not, shall be liable to a fine
from ^10 to ,^50. Any city or town officer neglect-
ing any duty imposed on him by this Act shall for-
feit not less than §100, nor more than Jg.5000.

227. All Act to provide for an additiotial term of
the County Commissioners for the County of Essex.
— [May 22.] — In addition to the meetings now re-
quired by law, they shall also meet at Lawrence
annually, on the last Tuesday of August.

228. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Merchants' Bank in New Bedford. — [May 22.]^ — In-
crease, .^200,000. to be paid in before the 1st Mon-
day of April, 1852. [p.]

229. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Quinsigamond Bank. — [May 22.] — In Worcester.
Increase, Jg50,000, to be paid in before May 1, 1852.

[P.]

230. An Act to iricrease the capital stock of the
Shoe and Leather Dealers' Bank. — [May 22.] — In
Boston. Increase, ^250,000, to be paid in before
May 1, 1852. [p.]

231. An Act to authorize Samuel T. DeFord to
extend his wharf in Newburyport. — [May 22.] —
Extension authorized, 125 feet.

232. A7i Act to increase the capital stock of the
Exchange Bank. — [May 22.] — In Boston. Increase,
^500,000, to be paid in before May 1, 1852. [p.]

233. [g.] An Actio amend some of the proceed-
ings, practice, and rules of evidence of the Courts of
this Commonioealth. — [May 22.] — [This is a very
long and important act, occupying thirty-one pages
of the printed book of laws. It was passed unani-
mously by both branches, through all its stages.
As it relates wholly to proceedings, etc., in the
courts, it abounds in technicalities ; and an abstract
of it would possess little interest to any one, since
the legal profession, whom it most concerns, will of
course always desire to refer to the act itself. It is
founded on the report of the Commissioners, ap-
pointed in accordance with a resolve of the Legis-
lature, April 4, 1849. The Commissioners were
Benj. R. Curtis of Boston, (now a judge of the
U. S. Supreme Court,) N. J. Lord of Salem, and
R. A. Chapman of Springfield.]

234. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Prescott Bank. — [May 22.] — In Lowell. Increase,
$50,im, to be paid in before May 1, 1852. [p.]

235. An Act to incorporcde tJie Chebacco Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. — [May 23.] — In Essex,
Term, 28 years.

236. An Act in 7-elation to the Grand Junction
Railroad and Depot Company. — [May 23.] — May
cross certain streets in Chelsea at grade. May lo-
cate, construct, and maintain a piece of Railroad
from their line in Somerville or Charlestown, across
the Boston and Maine Railroad, to their line
again, [p.]

237. An Act to incorporate the Salem Steam-
boat Company. — [May 23.] — Authorized to hold a
steamboat, to be employed in and about the

harbor of Salem, and real estate to ,g[1000. Capital,

^20,000.

238. [g.] An Act regtilaiing the measurement of
chestnuts aiid walnuts. — [May 23.] — They shall be
measured by the strike or level measure, the same
as cranberries and other berries, and flax-seed, by
existing laws. To take effect Aug. 1, 1851.

239. An Act to authorize the Auditor of Accounts
to employ a clerk. — [May 23.] — "At such times as
he shall think it necessary, at an expense not to
exceed ^600, to be paid out of the treasury."

240. An Act to incorporate the Agrindttiral and.
Mechanics' Hall Association. — [May 23.] — Incorpo-
rated " for the purpose of erecting and maintaining
in Springfield an edifice to contain library and lec-
ture rooms and halls suitable and convenient for
the exhibition and sale of articles connected with
agricultural, horticultural, and mechanical science
and industry ;" may hold real and personal estate
for this purpose to §35,000.

241. An Act concerning the Mount Pleasant
Branch Railroad Co?7ipany. — [May 23.] — Times
for location and construction extended one year.
Construction not to be begun till the stock is sub-
scribed and 20 per cent, on each and every share
paid in.

242. An Act to hicorporate the North Beverly
Branch Railroad Company. — [May 23.] — To build
a branch road from the Eastern Railroad in Bev-
erly to Wenham Pond, less than half a mile long.
Capital, ^40,000. Location to be filed within
one year, and construction finished within two
years. Construction not to be begun till all the
stock has been subscribed and 20 per cent, on each
and every share paid in.

243. An Act iii addition to an Act to establish the
Boston Lunatic Hospital. — [May 23.] — The City
Council of Boston may pass such ordinances as
they shall deem expedient for conducting the
business of the Boston Lunatic Hospital, and ap-
pointing such officers as in their opinion may be
necessary, [p.]

244. A7i Act to incorporate the Wilmington and
Cambridge Railroad Company. — [May 23.] — To
build a railroad from the Boston and Maine Rail-
road in Wilmington, across the Boston and
Lowell Railroad and the Middlesex Canal, through
Burlington and Woburn to the Lexington and
West Cambridge Railroad in West Cambridge;
or, leaving this line at the canal, at Gardner's
Locks, and intersecting the Lowell Road in Win-
chester ; also from that road in Medford or Som-
erville to the Fitchburg Railroad, near Porter's
Hotel, in Cambridge. Capital, ^2.50,000. Loca-
tion to be filed in one year, and road constructed
in three years. Construction not to be begun till
all the stock is subscribed and 10 per cent, on each
and every share paid in.

245. An Act to incorporate the Providetice and
Bristol Railroad Company. — [May 23.] — To build
a railroad from the Rhode Island line near Prov-
idence, at India Bridge, through Seekonk to the
southeast boundary line of that town. Capital,
5250,000. Location to be filed within one year, and
road completed within four years. Construction
iiot to be begun till all the stock is subscribed and
20 jyer cent, on each and every share paid in. The
company may be connected with the Rhode Island
company of the same name, if both companies
agree, and form one company, of which one or more
of the directors or other officers shall be inhab-
itants of Massachusetts. Separate accounts shall
be kept of the expenditures in each State, and two
commissioners shall be appointed, one by the
Governor of each State, to apportion the receipts
and expenditures of the road to each State.

246. [g.] An Act concerning arrests for offences
committed on the Lord's Day. — [May 23.] — Any per-
son discovered wilfully injuring fruit or forest trees,
or committing any kind ofmalicious mischief on the

Lord's day, niay be arrested by an officer or private
iiidividuiil, and lawfully detained not more than
twenty-four hours, till a complaint can be made
afjainst him and a warrant issued thereon.

247. [Ci.l An Art in additionto the Actroncerni7i(i
E/ccirir Tchiiraph Companies and electric tele-
ciraphimj. — [May 23.] — No enjoyment by any person
or corporation, for any lens^th of time, of the
priviles^c of having telegraphic posts, wires or
apparatus attached to tlie property of others, shall
be deemed to give a legal right tc the continued
enjoyment of such casement, or raise anypresump-
ti(m to its grant. When any injury is done by
telegraph apparatus, the proprietors shall be
licld responsible to the person or corporation
injured. No incorporated telegraph company shall
begin the construction of its line till three-fourths
of its capital stock is taken and unconditionally
subscribed for, nor owe debts to a larger amount
than half its ca])ital actually paid in. Telegraph
companies shall make attested annual returns to
the Secretary, on or before the 1st of December of
each year. The President and Treasurer shall be
jointly and seveially individually liable for all in-
debtedness of their company, in case of wilful
neglect to comply with ihe provisions of this
Act. [p.]

248. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Marine Bank.— [May 23.]— In New Bedford. In-
crease, ^200,000, to be paid in before the 1st Mon-
day in April, 1852. [p.]

249. An Act to change the names of the persons
therein mentioned. — [May 23.] — Changes the names
of 174 persons. [See Nos. 17 and 201.]

250. An Act to incorporate the town of West
Roxbury. — [May 24.] — The south-westerly portion
of the city of Roxbury is incorporated into a new
town by the name of West Roxbury, the inhab-
itants of which shall be holden to pay all arrears
of taxes assessed on them by Roxbury ; also their
proportion (to be ascertained by the last city
valuation) of all county and State taxes that may
be assessed on them before the next valuation, and
of all debts owing from Roxbury, and shall be
entitled to receive from that city their proportion
of the corporate property ; provided, that the city
shall incur no liability to West Roxbury after the
passsage of this Act. The city and town shall be
respectively liable for the support of paupers whose
settlement was gained within their respective
limits. In case of disagreement in respect to the
division of paupers, property, debts, and taxes, the
Norfolk Court of Common Pleas may appoint three
disinterested persons to hear and award, whose
decision shall be final. Forest Hills Cemetery and
the Brook Farm shall be assigned to the city of
Roxbury, and shall be free from taxation by VVest
Roxbury so long as occupied for a cemetery and
poor farm respectively. For the purpose of elect-
ing representatives, West Roxbury shall remain a
part of Roxbury till the next decennial census or
a new apportionment. Any justice of the peace of
Norfolk is authorized to issue a warrant to any
principal inhabitant of West Roxbury, warning
him to call a town meeting for the choice of town
ofRcers. [p.]

251. [g.] An Act axdhorizing the erection of a
second Hospital for the Insane. — [May 24.] — The
Governor and Council are authorized to appoint
three commissioners, who shall purchase an eligible
site in such section of the State as they deem ex-
pedient, and cause to be erected thereon a suitable
hospital for the caro and cure of the insane ; the
accommodations to be sufficient for 250 patients,
a superintendent and steward, their families and
necessary subordinate officers — the expenses and
liabilities not to exceed §100,000. To defray these
expenses, the Treasurer is authorized to issue scrip
in the name of the Commonwealth, to an amount
not exceeding S 100,000, bearing an interest of 5

per cent., payable seiniaimually on the first of April
and October, rodcriMabli- April 1, 18G5. Such
surplus of the A\'estern llnilroad Stock Sinking
Fund as may remain after the redemption of the
Commonwealth stock, t<igether with half the pro-
ceeds of such public lands in Maine as may Ijcsold
after 1856, shall constitute a sinking fund for the
redemption of this scrip, until this fund amounts
to ,S' 100,000.

252. [f;.] An Act relatinr; to Stockholders in
Corporations. — [May 24.] — The stockholders of any
company chartered since March 11, 1831, or which
may hereafter be chartered, or organized under a
general act, shall be jointly and severally individ-
ually liable for all debts that may be due their
employees for services within six months preceding
the demand for such debt, [p.]

253. [g.] An Act concerning judges of probate. —
[May 24.] — When a judge of probate is interested
in any case within his jurisdiction, it shall not be
transferred to a probate court of an adjoining
county, unless his interests in the case exceed
§100.

254. An Act in addition to an Act to preserve the
Harbor of Boston, a7id to prevent encroachment there-
in.— [May 24.] — More accurately defines the harbor
line, [p.]

255. [g.] An Act concerning Defendants in
actions on joint contracts. — [May 24.] — In such
actions, where there is more than one defendant,
the plaintiff may be entitled to judgment against
some of them, in certain cases, ifall are not jointly
liable.

256. [g.] An Act to p^'ovide for the change of
7iames of persons. — [May 24.] — No change of the
name of any person other than that of the wife in
case of marriage or divorce shall hereafter be made,
except for good reasons, by the judges of probate
of the several counties, who, after due notice, &c.,
may grant certificates under the seal of the court,
of the change of name ofpersons applying therefor,
subject to appeal to the Supreme Judicial Courts:
and shall make an annual return in December to
the Secretary, of all changes made by them under
this Act, which shall be published in a tabular form,
with the statutes of each year. [He)-etofore all
changes of names have beeti by Acts of the Leg-
islature.']

257. [g.] An Act concerning the appointment of
Appraisers in civil jjrocess. — [May 24.] — Such ap-
praisers shall be appointed, one by the creditor,
one by the debtor, and one by the sheriff or his
deputy, in whose hands is the process, and they
shall be sworn by him.

258. [g.] An Act requiring returns from the Trea-
surers of histitutionsfor Savings. — [May 24.] — The
Treasurers of all such institutions shall, between
the 1st and 10th of May, annually make returns
to the assessors of the cities and towns where they
reside, of the names of depositors having de-
posits amounting to more than 5'"'*^'% with the
amount standing to the credit of each, under pen-
alty of §50 for neglect or omission to make the
return, or falsification in it.

259. An Act to incorporate the Maiden Bank in
Maiden.— [Ma\ 24.1— To continue till Oct. 1, 1872.
Capital, S 100.000, to be paid in before May 1, 1852.

260. An Act to set off a part of the town of JTTn-
chendon, and annex the same to the town of Gardner.
— [May 24.] — Containing 89 acres, [p.^

'261. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act concerning
the Supreme Judicial Court and Court of Common
Pleas. — [May 24.] — Whenever exceptions are re-
fused to be allowed in the Court of Common Pleas,
the truth of the allegations contained in them may
nevertheless be established before the Supreme
Judicial Court, and the exceptions be allowed ac-
cording to the truth, under rules of proceeding to
be established by the latter Court. AVhenever a
motion for a new trial is overruled in the Court of

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Common Pleas, exceptions may be filed, at the
same term, the same as if no motion had been
made, [p.]

262. [g ] An jict to exempt 2}ews from attachtnent
and execution for debt. — [May 24-.] — A pew in one
house of public worship belonging to any debtor
and occupied by him or his family, shall be ex-
empted from attachment or seizure on execution ;
but pews may still be sold for non-payment of
taxes legally laid thereon.

263. An Act to incorporate the Faneuil Hall Bank
in Boston.— \}liiy 24.]— To continue till Oci. 1,
1872. Capital, ^-500,000, to be paid in before May
1, 1852. Not more than one-third of the directors
need be residents of Boston, but a majority shall
be residents and persons doing business in the
city.

264. An Act to extend the time loithin which the
Eastern Railroad Company may locate the exten-
sion of their road. — [May 24.] — Time extended to
May 24, 1852, and line altered.

265. All Act to set off a part of New Marlboro''
and annex" the same to Mo7iterey. — [May 24.] — A
certain tract of land in New Marlboro' is annexed
to Monterey, but the inhabitants thereof shall be
holden to pay all arrears of taxes, and for the pur-
pose of electing representatives shall continue part
of New Marlboro' till the next apportionment.
Monterey shall be holden to pay New Marlboro'
the just proportion of State and county taxes of the
portion set off", and shall be liable for the support
of paupers whose settlement was gained by a resi-
dence within its limits, [p.]

266. [Oioing to an accidental omission iti the num-
bering, at the State House, there is no chapter 266
of the laws, this year.']

267. [g.] An Act to authorize the btisiness of
banking. — [May 24.] — Any persons, not less than
fifty in number, may associate for the business of
banking, and be entitled to all the powers and
privileges, and be subject to all the restrictions
and liabilities set forth in the statutes relative to
banking, the capital stock to be not less than
S 100,000, nor more than one million of dollars.
The capital stock of the bank is to be divided into
shares of one hundred dollars each, transferable
only at its banking house and on its books ; and
to be paid in such instalments, in gold and silver
money, and at such times as the stockholders may
direct ; provided, that one half of the capital stock
shall be paid in before the bank goes into opera-
tion, and the v/hole within one year. A certificate
stating the corporate name, the place of location,
amount of capital stock, number of shares and
shareholders, and time when to go into operation,
is to be filed with the register of deeds and secre-
tary of the commonwealth. The capital stock
may be increased. The banks to carry on the
business of banking, at their banking house, but
not elsewhere. The auditor of accounts is required
to provide such circulating notes, in blank, as
may be necessary to carry out the provisions of
the act, and is required to countersign them on
delivery, and keep a proper record in his office. The
auditor is authorized to receive the public stock
in pledge of any city or town of this State, or
of Massachusetts, or of the other New England
States, or of New York, or of the United States,
at not above its par value nor under its current
market value ; and whenever any bank shall deposit
such stock to an amount not less than fifty thou-
sand dollars, and not more than twenty-five per
cent, above its capital, the auditor is authorized to
deliver an equal amount of bills, which are to be
labelled, " Secured by the pledge of public stock."
The auditor may change the notes and rates, provid-
ed that the amount standing pledged shall always
remain not less than fifty thousand dollars. The
auditor, unless the public safety requires the same
to be revoked, may deliver to any bank powers of

attorney to receive interest on the stocks deposited
as security for the notes delivered to such bank.
The banks, after signing such notes as required by
lav.' to make them promissory notes payable on
demand at their banking house, may circulate the
same as money : but may not issue any other cir-
culating notes. Provision is made for the redemp-
tion of such notes, out of the funds in his hands,
by the auditor, whenever any bank refuses to pay
specie for them. Such banks are excepted from
the provisions contained in sec. 4 and 8 of 36th
chapter of Prevised Statutes, and sec. 11 of 93d
chapter of the statutes of 1843. The auditor is to
keep the plates and dies used in making bills,
under his direction, although the banks using
them are to pay the expenses. The auditor is
subject to a penalty of five thousand dollars and
imprisonment, in case he wilfully delivers to any
bank a greater amount of circulating notes than it
has deposited stocks in pledge of their redemp-
tion. In addition to the returns now required
by law, such banks shall specify and describe
the amount of stock deposited with the auditor.
The Secretary of the Commonwealth is to prepare
a separate abstract of the returns of the banks
formed under this Act. The Bank Commissioners
to have the same power over the banks formed
under this Act as they shall have over the incor-
porated banks. When any bank desiring to relin-
quish its business, shall have redeemed and re-
turned at least ninety per cent, of the bank
notes it shall have received, and shall deposit the
remaining ten per cent., the pledged stock
shall be given up. Whenever any justice of the
Supreme Court shall be satisfied from the cer-
tificate of the auditor, or otherwise, that any such
bank is unsafe, the same proceedings may be had
as are now provided in reference to the incorpo-
rated banks, and the assets of such bank may
be transferred to the hands of the receivers, to be
by them applied to the redemption of the notes.
This Act may be altered or repealed by the legis-
lature.

268. An Act co7icer fling the Police Court of the city
of Worcester. — [May 24.] — The Governor and
Council shall appoint a clerk for this Court, who
shall hold office five years, unless sooner removed ;
and in case of his absence or death, the standing
justice may appoint a clerk pi'o tern. The clerk
shall be sworn, and give bond in the sum of $oQQ
with surety. The standing justice shall receive
a salary of not more than ^1200 annually, and the
standing clerk of ^500, out of the taxable fees,
provided that whenever the compensation to which
the special justices are by law entitled exceeds
5250, the standing justice shall pay the excess
pro rata from his compensation. The standing
clerk from his salary shall pay any clerk pro tern,
a. pro rata compensation.

269. An Act to incorporate the Essex Bank in
Haverhill.— \]si&y 24.]— To continue till Oct. 1,
1872. Capital, ^100,000, to be paid in before May
1, 1852.

270. An Act to incorporate the Blackstone Bank
in Boston. — [May 24.] — To be established in Han-
over street. T'- continue till Oct. 1, 1872. Capi-
tal, S250,000, to be paid in before May 1, 1852.

271. An .'ict to increase the capital stock of the
Tradesman's Bank. — [May 24.] — In Chelsea. In-
crease, §50,000, to be paid in before the first Mon-
day in April, 1852. [p.]

272. An Act concerning the Norfolk County Rail-
road Company. — [May 24.] — Authorized to con-
tract with the Woonsocket Union Railroad Com-
pany for the building of a branch Railroad from
Woonsocket Village to the Norfolk road in Bel-
lingham.

273. [g.] An Act concerning the poxoers and duties
of justices of the Peace. — [May 24.] — No justice of
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institution of any civil action returnable before
himself.

274. [g.'J An Act relating to the culling a Conven-
tion, of Delegates of the People for the purpose of
revising the Constitution. — [May 21.] — The people
at tlic November general election, IHoO, shall vote
on the question, " Is it expedient that delegates
should be chosen to meet in convention for the
purpose of revising or altering the Constitution of
government of this Commonwealth ?" The Gov-
ernor, some time before the first Wednesday of Jan-
uary, shall announce the result of the vote by public
proclamation. If it shall appear that the majority
of votes is in favor of thus choosing delegates,
they shall be chosen by the several cities and towns
on ihe first Monday of April, 18.52, not exceeding
the number of representatives to which each town
or city is entitled in the legislature, 18-51 being val-
uation-year. The delegates shall then meet at
the State House in Boston on the first Wednes-
day in September, 1852, — one hundred shall be a
quorum, — and shall proceed to organize, and " to
take into consideration the propriety and expedi-
ency of revising the present Constitution of gov-
ernment of this Commonwealth," or of amending
it, and how; and such amendments as are adopted
by the convention shall be submitted to the people,
and if ratified by them the Constitution shall be
deemed to be amended accordingly. The Conven-
tion shall establish the pay of its officers and mem-
bers. [At the election, the majority of votes was
against the Convention.']

275. An Act to reneic the chartei' of the Neponset
^rt,i/c._[May 24.]— Continued till January 1, 1870,
unless one fourth in amount of the stockholders
object in writing to the cashier before Sept. 1, 1851.

276. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Ada7ns Bank. — [Mav 24.] — In Adams. Increase,
550,000, to be paid in before May 1, 1852. [p.]

277. An Art to incorporate the Amherst and Bel-
chertoicn Railroad Company. — [May 24.] — To build
a railroad from Palmer through Belchertown, Am-
herst, Leverett, Sunderland, and ^Montague, to the
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad. Capital,
^600,000. Location to be filed within two years, and
road completed within four. Union with the Xew
London, Willimantic, and Palmer Railroad au-
thorized. For the purpose of construction, the road
is divided into two sections at Amherst, half the
capital to be applied to each ; and the construction
of neither shall be begun till all the stock thus
applied to it is subscribed and 20 per cent, of the
par value of each and every share is paid in. [p.]

278. An Act to incorporcUc the Worcester County
West Agricultural Society. — [May 24.] — Incorpor-
ated " for the encouragement of agriculture and
the mechanic arts by premiums and other means,"
in Barre.

279. An Act to incorporate the Cambridge Mar-
ket Bank in Cambridae. — [Mav 24.] — To continue
till Oct. 1, 1872. Capital, Jj 100,000, to be paid in
before May 1, 18-52.

280. An Act in addition to an Act to incorporate
the Maiden Steam Mills. — [May 24.] — Name
changed to Boylston Company. May hold real
and personal estate to 5200,000.

281. [g.] An Act concerning Mutual Marine In-
surance Companies. — [May 24.] — This a long act,
recapitulating, defining, and establishing the gen-
eral provisions of law in relation to mutual marine
insurance companies.

282. An Act to incorporate the Westfield Bank in
TKps(/?eW. — [Mav 24.]— To continue till Oct. 1,
1872. Capital, ^100,003, to be paid in before May
1, 1852.

283. An Act concerning the Dorchester and Mil-
ton Branch Railroad Company. — [May 24.] — Au-
thorized to issue five hundred shares of preferred
stock, subject to semiannual dividends of 3 per I
cent. This Act to take effect when accepted by a j

vote of threc-fourtha of the stock repre.scnted at
a meeting.

284. An Act to increase the capital stock of the
Warren Bank in Danvers. — [May 24] — Increase,
^60,000, to be paid in before the first Monday of
April, 1852. [r.]

285. A7i Act to incorpjorate the Great Barrington
Mutual Fire Insurcmce Company. — [May 2-t.] —
Term 28 years. No policy to be issued till $H)0,-
000 has been subscribed to be insured.

286. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act relating to
the enlargement of the State Prison. — [May 24.] —
Additional enlargement of twenty cells in the east
wing of the old prison authorized, the expense not
to exceed 5'5000. The inspectors of the prison
authorized to contract for laying a pipe from the
city square in Charlestown, for the purpose of car-
rying the Cochituate water into the prison, and to
erect workshops on the prison premises: the ex-
pense of these improvements, also, not to exceed
5.5000. [p.]

287. An Act concerning the poicers of the Police
Court of the City of Worcester. — [May 24.] — May
exercise all the powers of trial justices, [p.]

288. [g.] An Act for the quietitig of titles to
mortgaged real estate transferred by executors or
administrators. — [May 24.] — Transfers of mort-
gaged real estate, although made without license
of court, in certain cases, shall still be valid and
effectual.

289. [g.] An Act concerning the recovery of dnm-
ages against aqueduct corporations. — [May 24.1 —
County Commissioners may issue warrants of dis-
tress for payment of damages caused by aqueduct
corporations within three years, the same as in
the case of railroad corporations.

290. [g.] An Act inrelation to damages sustained
by the laying out of hightcays. — [May 24.] — When
such damages are sustained by several persons,
they may be paid over to one trustee appointed by
them, or, in case of their disagreement, by the
judge of probate.

291. An Act to change the name of the persons
therein mentioned. — [May 24.] — Changes the names
of 31 persons. [See "Sos. 17 and 249.]

292. An Act to incorporate the proprietors of the
Catholic Cemetery in Dorchester. — [May 24.] — In-
corporated "for the purpose of establishing and
perpetuating a place for the burial of the dead;"
may hold real and personal estate to 52500.

293. An Act to set off a paH of the town of Rut-
land, and annex the same to the town of Pa'xton. —
[May 24.] — Containing about 736 acres : to remain
a part of Rutland for the purpose of electing the
representative until the next appointment : the
inhabitants and estates set off, to be liable for their
taxes, and Paxton shall be liable for the support
of paupers whose settlement was gained by a resi-
dence within the limits of the part set oft', [p.]

294. An Act to incorporate the Mcdford Lyceum
and Library Association. — [^lay 24.] — May hold
real and personal estate to §20,000.

295. [g] An Art concerning intercourse with
convicts in the State Prison. — [May 24.] — The in-
spectors and warden are authorized to make regu-
lations in regard to interviews between the convicts
and their friends from without the prison, which
shall be under the eye of the warden. The war-
den may with the consent of the inspectors com-
municate between the prisoners and their friends.

296. An Act to establish the city of ^ewburyport.
[May 24.] — The town of Newburyport is made a
city. A Mayor, six Aldermen, a Common Coun-
cil of eighteen members, shall make the City Coun-
cil. City to be divided into six wards, the division
to be revised at least once in every five years. City
election, second Monday of December, annually.
All officers to be chosen by ballot, and shall hold
their offices for one year from the first Monday in

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January, and until others are elected and qualified.
All laws and regulations of the town, to continue
in force till they expire or are revised or repealed
by the City Council. The city government to go
into operation the present year. Act to be void
unless accepted by a majority of the voters of the
town at a legal meeting', by ballot, [p.] [See No.
333]

297. An Act to incorporate the Charles River
Railroad Company , and concerning the Medway
Branch Railroad Company. — [May 24.] — Charles
River Railroad Company incorporated to build a
railroad from the Charles River Branch Railroad
in Dover, through Medford, Medway, and North
Franklin, to Bellingham. Capital, ^300,000. Lo-
cation to be filed within two years, and road con-
structed within four. Authorized to unite with the
Charles River Branch Railroad Company, when-
ever a majority of each of the companies elects so
to do. Construction not to be begun till the stock
has been subscribed and 2Q per cent, paid in. Time
for the Medway Branch Railroad Company to lo-
cate their road, extended to May 1, 1852; capital
to be goO,000. Construction not to be begun till
the stock has been subscribed and 20 per cent.
paid in.

298. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act coyicerning
Haiokers and Pedlars. — [May 24.] — Any tax-pay-
ing resident, a legal voter of any city or town, may
sell goods, &c., therein, upon obtaining a license
therefor, pursuant to the law of 1846. Any town
treasurer, town clerk, constable or police officer is
authorized to demand to see licenses of hawkers
and pedlars, in addition to the officers now so au-
thorized.

299. An Act to incorporate the New Englatid
Coal Mining Company. — [May 24.] — May hold real
and personal estate to ^50,000. Capital, ,^250,000,
in shares of ^2o each. Place of business, Wor-
cester.

300. A71 Act relating to cotiveyances to and by the
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the West-
ern Railroad Corporation. — [May 24.]-^These com-
missioners are declared, for the purpose of taking
and holding land as such, to have perpetual suc-
cession in law in their capacity of commissioners,
&c. [p.]

301. [g.] An Act to provide for the inspection of
Foreign Sumac. — [May 24.] — An Inspector General
of Sumac to be appointed by the Governor and
Council, to hold his office for five years unless sooner
removed, who shall be sworn, and give bonds with
sureties in ^5000; he may appoint deputies. Their
duties shall be to inspect any Sumac, the growth of
places out of the United States, and assort into
three classes, to be denominated on the bags,
good, damaged, bad, with the addition of the
name of the inspector, the place of inspection,
" Mass.," for Massachusetts, and the year of in-
spection. Fees, four cents for each bag. Any
person who mixes or alters the Sumac in bags thus
marked, shall forfeit not less than j?300, nor more
than 5500, and any person who empties a bag, and
puts in other Sumac, without erasing the marks,
^300, and any person who counterfeits or alters
the marks, shall forfeit the Sumac, and be liable to
a further penalty of ^lOO- If ^i^y inspector neg-
lects his duty, he shall forfeit ^20. If any per-
son sells any Sumac not inspected, the growth of
places without the United States, he shall forfeit
j^5 for every bag sold.

302. [g.] Ail Act to aynend an Act concerning
the Militia. — [May 24.] — Commanders of Divisions
shall designate the time and manner of holding the
encampments in their Divisions ; the place to be
designated by the commander of the body of
troops to be assembled.

303. [g.I An Act in addition to an Act in rela-
tion to School Districts. — [May 24.] — Towns may
be districted anew for School purposes once at any

time within the ten years next subsequent to the
passage of Ch. 206 of the Laws of 1849.

304. An Act to incorporate the Hadley Falls
Bank in Holyoke. — [May 24.] — To continue till Oct.
1, 1872. Capital, gIOO,000, to be paid in before May
1, 1852.

305. [g.] An Act to authorize cities and tokens to
establish and maintain Public Libraries. — [May 24.]
— Any city or town may establish and maintain a
Public Library, and appropriate for its foundation
a sum not exceeding gl for each of its ratable
polls; and for its increase and maintenance, annu-
ally, one-quarter of such sum, and may receive and
manage in its corporate capacity any bequest for a
Public Library.

306. An Act concerning the Saugus Branch Rail-
road.— [May 24.] — May change location already
filed, and file the new one within three months.

307. [g.] An Act relating to notices of Pro-
ceedings before Judges of Probate and Commission-
ers of Insolvejicy. — [May 24.] — Written notices of
such proceedings must be sent by mail or other-
wise to interested parties residing out of the coun-
ty, whose residences are known.

308. [g.] A71 Act repealing an Act providing for
Toivn Meetitigs in certain cases. — [May 24.] — The
act of 1850, authorizing Town Meetings to be held
in May in certain cases, is repealed.

309. [g.] An Act concerni^ig Vacancies in School
Co7nmittees. — [May 24.] — When vacancies occur in
any School Committee from any cause, they may
be filled by the remaining member or members with
the selectmen.

310. An Act to unite the Vermont and Massa-
chusetts Railroad Company with the Brattleborough
and Fitchburg Railroad Company, and to increase
the Capital Stock of the former Company. — [May
24.] — The second named Company being establish-
ed by the Legislature of Vermont. The former
Company may issue ^600,000 additional stock.

311. An Act to incorporate the Crystal Ice Coni-
;j«n?/.— [May 24.]— In Boston. Capital, g 100,000.
All the privileges and powers of this Act to be
" forfeited, if and whenever any of the members or
agents of this company shall engage in cutting,
storing, or in any way manufacturing ice on the
Lord's day."

312. An Act to incorporate the Shelbur7W Falls
Manifactu7-ing Company. — [May 24.] — Incorpo-
rated for the manufacture of cutlery, hardware, ar-
ticles of iron, other metals and materials, mill
work and machinery. May hold real estate to
g 150,000. Capital, ^300,000. [p.]

313. A71 Act 171 addition to an Act to establish a
Fii'e Department i7ithe Toicn of Nantucket. — [May
24.] — Any one of the general directors, in the ab-
sence of the others, with the concurrence of two
of the fire wards, may exercise at fires all the
powers given to the board of directors.

314. A71 Act to incorporate the Swift River Rail-
7-oad Co7npany. — [May 24.] — To build a Railroad
from Palmer up the valley of Swift River, through
Palmer, Ware, Belchertown, Enfield, Greenwich,
Dana, Petersham, New Salem, to the Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad in Orange or Athol. Cap-
ital, ^500,000. Location to be filed within two
years, and road constructed within four. May
form one company with the New London, Wil-
limantio, and Palmer Railroad Company, with the
assent of both companies. For construction, the
road is divided into two sections at Enfield, half
the capital to be set apart for each ; and the con-
struction of neither section shall be begun till all
the stock set apart for it is subscribed and 20 per
ce7it. on each and every share paid in. [p.]

315. [g.] An Act c07ioer7ii7ig Stockholders in Man-
ufacturi7ig Corporations. — [May 24.] — The person
or property of any such stockholder shall not be
taken on execution, unless a summons in the ac-

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tion was left with him. Any stockholder with
wlioin sucli summons was left, may defend in any
such action, 5ind if it appears that he is not liable,
judgment shall be entered for him, and for his
costs, and may be entered against the corporation
in the same action, &c.

316. An Act in addition to an Act to incorporate
the Lowell Equitable Life Lisurance Company. —
[May 24.] — Time for paying in capital extended to
June 1, 18o'2. The first meeting may be called
when 100 persons have subscribed to be mem-
bers.

317. [g] An Act relatinc/ to Railroad Crossinr/s.
— [May 24.] — Two or more inhabitants of Boston
may make the legal application to a railroad cor-
poration in the matter of a crossing by its railroad
within the city, and if the corporation refuse or
neglect to comply therewith, may apply to the
Mayor and Aldermen to decide upon tlie reason-
ableness of their request, when a hearing shall be
had.

318. An Act in addition to an Act for incorporat-
ing certain per sotis for the purpose of buildinrj a
bridge over Acuishnet River in the toicn of Neio
Bedford. — [May 24. J — A new draw, 60 feet wide,
in "place of the old one, must be constructed,
within six months, to the approval of a Commis-
sioner, to be appointed by the Governor at the
expense of the bridge corporation.

319. [g.] All Act relating to the erection and icse of
buildings for stables and bowling alleys. — [May 24.]
— No person shall erect or use in any city or town
which accepts this Act within 60 days, any stable
for more than four horses, or any bowling alley,
except in such parts as the municipal authorities
shall direct, under penalty of ;?50 for every month
the building is thus used: and the Supreme Judi-
cial Court may issue injunctions to prevent such
illegal erection, [p.]

320. An Act in further additioti to an Act to
amend the charter of the city of Lowell. — ["May 24.]
— One alderman to be elected from and in each
ward, if the Act be accepted by the inhabitants
within two months.

321. An Act to amend the charter of the Worcester
Medical Institution. — [May 24.] — The trustees and
officers of this institution, in conferring the degree
of Doctor of Medicine, are restricted to the same
rules required in the University of Cambridge and
the Berkshire Medical Institution ; and the title
of the degree shall be designated by some appella-
tion to distinguish it from those of graduates of
other modes of practice.

322. [o.] Ati Act in addition to the several Acts
for the relief of Insolvent Debtors and the more eguul

distribution of their effects.. — [May 24.] — The
Governor ani Council may appoint additional
commissioners of insolvency, not to exceed three
in any one county, to hold office seven years, unless
sooner removed, [p.] [."^ee Nos. 189 aiid 349.]

323. An Act to to set off certain farms from the
toion of Auburn, and annex the same to tfie town of
Millbury. —[M^y 24.] [p.]

324. [o.] An Act to provide for the adoptionof chil-
dren.— [May 24.] — Judges of Probate may issue de-
crees authorizing the adoption of any child (with
the consent of his or her next friend, and with his or
her own consent, if above the age of 14) by any per-
sons applying to him therefor, if it seems fit to him:
and a child so adopted shall be to all legal intents
and purposes the child of the persons so adopting
him, except for the inheritance of property ex-
pressly limited to the heirs of the body, and shall
be freed from all obligations to his natural parents,
and they from all rights as respect him or her.
Appeals from the decision of the probate judge may
be taken to the Supreme Judical Court.

32o. [g.] An Act concerning proceedings and
practice in civil actions before Justices' Courts,
Police Courts, Justices of the Peace and Trial

Justices. — [May 24.] — This Act points out what
parts of No. 233 shall apply to these lower courts
and magistrates.

326. An Art to incorporate the Ware River Rail-
road Company. — [May 24.] — To build a railroad
from Palmer, through Ware, Ilardwiok, New
Braintrce, West Brookficld, Barre, Oakham,
Ilubbardston, Philli])ston, Templeton, (crossing
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad near
Baldwinsville andWinchendon,) to the New Hamp-
shire line, to connect with the Monadnock Railroad
in that State. Capital, 5800,000. Locution to be
hied within two years, and road constructed within
three. Road may be divided into four sections at
Ware, Barre, and Baldwinsville ; the capital for the
two middle sections to be JiJ2o0,000 each, and for the
others ,i^ 150,000 each: and the construction of
neither shall be begun till the stock set apart for
it is subscribed and 2Q per cent, on each and every
share paid in.

327. [g] An Act to secure the equal distribution
of the properly of Insolvent Corporations amongst
their creditors. — [May 24.] — This is a long act, ex-
tpjrding the general principles of the insolvent
laws of the State, to corporations, except railroad
and banking corporations.

328. [g.X An Act to repeal an Act for the
appointment of Trial Justices. — [May 24.] — The
trial-justice act of 1850 is repealed, and all provi-
sions of law which were repealed by that act are
revived. Cases begun or pending before trial jus-
tices are not to be affected by this repeal.

329. An Act authorizing the Fitchburg Railroad
Corporation to alter the construction of their bridges
over 2Iiller's River in Somerville. — [May 24.] —
Alterations to be made within one year.

330. [g.] An Act to increase the number of justices
of the Court of Common Pleas. — [May 24.] — The
number shall be seven instead of six. Two ses-
sions of the Court may be held at the same time at
different places in one county, [p.]

331. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act toprovide
against loss from insurance by foreign corporations.
— [May 24.] — Every insurance company not incor-
porated by the Massachusetts Legislature, before it
can insure in the State, must appoint some resident
of the State as its attorney, on whom service
of process shall be deemed sufficient service on
his principals ; otherwise, although the insurance
shall remain valid, the agent effecting it shall
forfeit not less than ^1300 nor more than S^OOO,
and the company cannot recover premiums or as-
sessments. The agents of external insurance
companies shall annually, on the 1st Monday of
October, make returns to the Secretary, and pay to
the Treasurer a tax of one/je?' cent, on the amount of
premiums and assessments received and collected
during the year, under penalty of not more than
^1000. Such agents shall give bond with sureties
in 5-5000 for the payment of this tax. This Act not
to apply to companies incorporated in States where
Massachusetts companies are not taxed.

332. An Act to incorporate the Bay State Screw
Company. — [May 24.] — In Taunton. Incorporated
for the manufacture of wood screws. May hold
real estate to i'lOO.OOO. Capital, ^250, 000.

333. An Act in addition to an Act to establish the
City of Neu'buryport. — [May 24.] — The Aldermen
shall be elected, one from and in each ward, if this
Act be accepted bv the inhabitants. [See No.
296.]

334. An Act authorizing the construction of the
Longmeadow Plank Road. — [May 24.] — Corpora-
tion formed to build a plank road, on the route
of any highway, without making compensation
therefor, if the county commissioners assent, from
Longmeadow through Springfield to Cabotville,
and a branch from South Wilbraham ; and
authorized to erect gates and take tolls, subject to
the approval of the Court of Common Pleas of

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Hampden. Capital, g25,000 in shares of g2.5.
Term, 25 years. Restrictions and liabilities, same
as turnpike corporations.

335. An Act concerning the Midland Railroad
Co7npany. — [May 24.] — Authorized to build their
road in sections of five miles or less, with certain
provisos.

336 An Act to authorize the County Co?nmission-
ers of Middlesex County to exercise certain powers in
Chelsea and North Chelsea in Suffolk County. —
[May 24.] — These powers are the same as to high-
ways that the commissioners have in their own
county, and those granted to the Suffolk Court of
Common Pleas by the Revised Statutes, and by
the Act authorizing the construction of a bridge
over Green's Creek. The commissioners are also
authorized to cause a draw to be built in any bridge
or bridges across Chelsea Creek.

337. An Act in relation to the organization and
pmoers of the City Council of the city of Boston. —

[May 24.] — Orders for laying out, altering, or dis-
continuing streets, etc., shall not take effect until
the Common Council concur therein with the
Mayor and Aldermen; nor shall orders for the
erection or repair of county buildings when the
estimated expense exceeds §5000. " The Board of
Aldermen of the city of Boston shall, commencing
with the ensuing municipal year, consist of twelve
persons, one alderman, and two assistant assessors
\_makini] thirty-six in all 11 from and in each ward."
Act not to go into effect until accepted by a ma-
jority of the legal voters, by ballot, at the State
election in November. \_It was not accepted.']

338. An Act concerning the Weir Bridge in Taun-
ton.— [May 24] — Town of Taunton required to
construct the bridge anew, [p.]

339. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act concern-
ing Banks and Banking. — [May 24.] — Any bank
refusing to comply with the conditions of the bank
law of 1838 shall forfeit not more than ^500. Act
to take effect Oct. 1, 1851.

340. [g.] An Ayit to exempt from levy on execution
the homestead of a householder having a family. —
[May 24.] — In addition to the property already by
law thus exempted, there shall be exempted the
lot and buildings thereon occupied by the debtor as
a residence, or buildings on land not his own, to
the value of ^500, he being a householder having a
family ; and after his death the exemption shdl con-
tinue to his widow and children, till her death and
till the youngest child becomes twenty-one years
of age, if some one of them continues to occupy the
homestead. To entitle any property to this ex-
emption, it must be set forth in the deed of pur-
chase that it is designed to be held as a homestead
under this Act : or, if already purchased, this design
must be recorded in the registry of deeds. No
property shall be thus exempted from a levy for
taxes, or for a debt contracted in its purchase, or
contracted before the record of the design in
writing, as above. No conveyance by th'e husband
of any property thus exempted shall be valid,
unless the wife join therein. In case the creditor
insists that the property claimed to be exempted is
worth more than ^500, appraisers shall be ap-
pointed, and if they value the premises at more than
Jj?500, they may set off a part if they can be con-
veniently divided ; otherwise, the debtor may pay
the creditor the excess of their valuation over
^500, or the property shall be sold at public auc-
tion, if more than §500 be bid, and of this money
5500 be paid to the debtor to be exempted from
liability for his debts for one year.

341. An Act to authorize the Essex Railroad
Cotnpany to issue bonds. — [May 24.] — To an amount
not exceeding ^350,000, in sums of not less than
^100, payable in ten years, with interest semian-
nually ; and for security, may mortgage their road,
franchise, etc., to three trustees elected by the bond-
holders ; the mortgage not to be valid till bonds

to ^80,000 have been disposed of and every credi-
.tor has had an opportunity to take bonds. The
trustees shall appropriate the money received
from the bonds, to the payment, first, of land
damages; second, expenses of second track, and
Salem depot; third, present mortgages; fourth,
other debts.

342. [g.] An Act to appoiyit a hoard of commis-
sioners in relation to alien passengers and State jjau-
pers. — [May 24.] — The Governor, annually, in
January, shall appoint a member of his Council,
who, with the Auditor and the Boston Superinten-
dent of Alien Passengers, shall constitute a board
to superintend the execution of the laws con-
cerning alien passengers and State paupers. The
board may appoint persons to visit at least once
in every year all the places in the Commonwealth
where State paupers may be, and report ; and
to ascertain the names of foreigners landed, and
identify them if they become a public charge.
Officers of railroad corporations, and of other
lines of conveyance are required to furnish in-
formation as far as in their power, under liability
to a line of ^20. Aliens brought into the State by
such lines, if they become a public charge, shall be
chargeable to the corporations. Conrmissioners
shall make annual reports, and have such compen-
sation as the Governor and Council allow, not to
exceed %?> a day, and travelling and board ex-
penses, [p.]

343. [g.] An Act to secure to mechanics and labor-
ers their payment for labor by a lieti on real estate.
— [May 24.] — Any person actually performing labor
on a building shall have a lien, to secure the pay-
ment of his wages, on the building and the lot of
land on which it stands, and on the right of re-
deeming it when under mortgage ; which lien shall
be dissolved unless he files an account of his
demand in the registry of deeds within sixty days,
and commences a suit for enforcing it within sev-
enty days from the time the labor is performed.

344. An Act to incorporate the Neio Enqland Ice
Co.— [May 24.]— In Boston. Capital, §60,000.

345. An Act authorizing the County Cotnmissioti-
ers for the county of Essex to locate a way over
Parker River. — [May 24.] — The Commonwealth
surrenders to the county all its right to the bridge
of the Parker River Bridge Corporation ; and the
inhabitants of Newbury may collect the same tolls
which were allowed to the corporation, for ten
years. [.See Resolves, No. 51.]

346. [g.] An Act relating to the punishment for
offences ynentioned inthe lAod chctpitei- of the Revised
Statutes.— [}ila.y 24.] — Authorizes committal to the
House of Industry, in certain cases, instead of
House of Correction, [p.]

347. An Act to incorporate the trustees of the
Atkinson School Fund. — [May 24,] — In Newbury-
port. May hold real and personal estate, of not
more than jjflOOO income, to be applied exclusively
to the purposes of education, in conformity with
the will of the late Moses Atkinson. Mayor and
Aldermen of the city may fill vacancies, and be
visitors of the fund, [p.]

348. [g.] An Act concerning the indictment of
Corporations. — [May 24.] — Default may be record-
ed of any indicted corporation which has failed to
appear, and judgment rendered, and warrant of
distress issued to compel the payment of the law-
ful penalty and costs, with interest, [p.]

349. [g.] An Act in addition to the several Acts
for the relief of insolvent debtors, and the moreeqtial
distribution of their effects. — [May 24.] — When the
creditor of an insolvent debtor resides abroad, the
oath to the validity of the claim may be made by
his consignee or agent. The commissioner may
dismiss any assignee neglecting his lawful orders,
and appoint another. Limit of the fees of com-
missioners to ;^1500, repealed. [_See Nos. 189 and
322.]

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RESOLVES.

1. Ratal vca prori ding for the dlstrilmtion of the
rcjiort of thi: Saiiltari/ ('ui»i»>.s.sinti. — [Feb. 1.]

2. Ri'.solco to pay the lata Actiw/ C/er/c of the
Jlouae of Representatives. — [Feb. 8.] — Allows $'60
to Charles "W. Storey.

3. Resolve authorizinc/ the Treasurer to horroio
7noney in anticipation of the reve)iue. — [Feb. 10.] —

To ,'j;2no,oo().

4. Resolve for the pa;/ of the Cotan'il, Senate, and
House of Representatives. — [Feb. 12.] — Allows to
each member of the Council, Senate, and House,
52 for each day's attendance, and ^2 for every ten
miles' travel once in each session ; and to the
President of the Senate and Speaker of the House,
52 for every day's attendance, additional.

5. Resolve on tJte petition of the Gloucester Mu-
tual Fishing Insurance Company. — [P'eb. 26.] — Re-
mits penalty for delay in making return.

6. Resolve in aid of a monumerd to Captain
Isaac Davis. — [Feb. 26.] — Appropriates 5-000 for
a m')nument of marble or s^ranite to Capt. Isaac
Davis, to be erected in Acton, under the direction
of the Governor, in connection with a committee
of that town, provided the citizens raise %oQQ for
the same purpose.

7. Resolve in favor of the Gtiardian and Overseers
of the Chappequiddic Indians and people of color in
Dukes County.— [Yeh. 28.]— Allows theni $12,2 for
dividing lands.

8. Resolve in favor of Thomas Sfanwood. — [Feb.
28.] — Of Newburyport. Allows him $50 annually
for revolutionary services.

9. Resolve for the pay of the Legislature and its
Officers monthly.— [l^eh. 28.] [.See No. 48.]

10. Resolve concerning certain military documents.
— [Feb. 28.] — Authorizes and directs the Secretary
to obtain from the United States Government at
Washington, the muster-rolls and other docu-
ments and vouchers relating to the service of the
Massachusetts militia in the last war with Great
Britain, or copies of them; the expenses not to
e-vcced S200.

11. Resolve in favor of Augusttis C Frissell of
P«-i/.— [March 10.]— Allows him 5102.70 for ex-
penses of sickness while a member of the Legisla-
ture of I80O.

12. Resolve on the petition of William B. Bannis-
ter and Sarah IF. Hale. — [March 10.]

13. Resolve on the petition of Ward Poole and
o</?«-s.— [March 10.]

14. Resolve on the petition of Abi'aham Wilcox.
— [March 10.] — Allows him 558.76 for expenses
incurred in the detection of Thomas Loyd, and the
discovery of stolen property.

15. [g.] Resolve granting taxes for the several
counties. — [March 13.] — Taxes are granted to the
counties as follows : Essex, 555,200; Middlesex,
583,264: Worcester, 550,000: Hampshire, 514,-
000; Hampden, 529,000; Franklin, 510,000; Berk-
shire, 518,000; Norfolk, 540,000 ; Plvmouth, 5I6,-
000 ; Bristol, 530,000 ; Barnstable, 57,500 ; Dukes,
52,500.

16. Resolve in favor of William H. Luce. —
[March 22.]— Of tisbury. Allows him 516.37 for
medical attendance on Recall De Grass, a Chris-
liantown Indian.

17. Resolve in favor of Knoicles Butler. — [March
22.] — Of Falmouth. Allows him 5^0, as member
of the Legislature of 18.50.

18. [g.] Resolve on the petition of Fra7icis Tuttle.
—[March 22.]—" Resolved that a reward of 5IO,-

■ 000 be ofi'ered to any person within this common-
wealth who shall satisfy the Governor and Council
that by a test of at least five years, he has discov-
ered a sure and practical remedy for the potato
rot."

19. Resolve on the petition of the Selectmen of the

town of West Newhury. — [March 22.] — Allows that
town its portion of the school fund for 18.j0, for-
feited for delay in making returns.

20. Resolve for defraying the expenses of receiving
and foruHLrding articles for the Industrial Exhibi-
tion in London. — [March '•'A.\ — Allows $W)0.

21. [g.] Resolve for priuttng the annual reports
of the State Reform School and State Prison. —
[March 31.] — These reports are to be printed in
anticipation of the meeting of the legislature, as
Documents Nos. 2 and 3 of the House; and 1-500
copies of the latter furnished to superintendent of
the school.

22. Resolve concerning the United States Census
of this State. — [March 31.] — Directs the Secretary
to cause the manuscript census returns of 1850 to
be bound and placed in the State Library.

23. Resolve on the petition of the Overseers of the
Poor of Gay Head. — [April -5. J — Allows them '5104
for the support of two aged Indian paupers, in
1850, and 5IOO a week from Jan. 1, I80I, during
their lives.

24. Resolve 17) favor of Joshua Owen. — [April 14.]
— Allows him $75 per annum from May 1, 18-51.

25. Resolve 071 the petition of Benjumi7i Wheeler
and another, executors. — [April 14.]

26. Resolve on the petitio7i of the Overseers of
the Salem Monthly Meetiiig of Friends . — [April 14.]

27. Resolve on the petition of Elijah Clai'k, ad-
7ninistrator. — [April 14.]

28. Resolve in favor of Charles King. — [April
14.] — Of Barre. Allows him 51'-2, ^s member of
the legislature of 1850.

29. Resolve on the petition of Fanny W. Redding.
—[April 14.]

30. Resolve in favor of the Fra7iklin County Agri-
cultural Society. — [April 24.] — Allows it the State
bounty for this year, the same as other agricul-
tural societies.

31. [g.] Pcesolve authorizing the Board of Educa-
tion to appoint agents. — [April 24.] — Authorizes
the board to appoint two or more suitable persons
to visit the towns and school districts, for the pur-
pose of inquiring into the condition of the public
schools, giving lectures, Skc. ; the expenses not to
exceed $2,500 per a>inum for two years.

32. Resolves on the pietiti&a of John M. Forbes and
Oi;/(e?-s.— [^April 24.]

33. [g.] Resolve for the payme?it of the accounts
of the State Lunatic Hospital. — [April 24.] — Allows
the hospital 5517.08 for the support of lunatic
paupers previous to December, 1849 ; and authorizes
the Auditor to pay the accounts of the hospital
hereafter, when due, although not presented within
the time prescribed by law.

34. Resolve on the pet it io7is of the foirns of Wei/-
7nouth a7id Abington. — [Aprir24.] — Allows 5522.32
to each, for expenses incurred in running the line
between Norfolk County on the north, and
Plymouth and Bristol Counties on the south.

35. Resolve in aid of the American Institute of
Instruction.— [April 24.]— Allows it §300 for 1850,
and 5300 annually for four years.

36. Resolve on the petition of Alexander Kenrick.
—[April 24.]— Of Orleans. Allows him 5269, for
expenses and services in detecting burglars robbing
the safe of the Union Wharf Company, Province-
town.

37. Resolve on the petition of Bridget He7iry and
another.— [hT^xW 24.]

38. Resolve for the pay of the Clerks of the Legis-
lature.— [April 24.] — Fixes the pay of the two
clerks of the Senate and House at 5 10 a day, and
5150 for copying the journals for the State Library ;
and of the two assistant clerks of the Senate and
House, at 56 a day during the session.

39. Resolve in favor of Bafhsheba J. Holland. —
[April 30.] — Of Bangor, Maine, daughter of Park
Holland. Allows her 5300 for services rendered
the State bv her father.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECOKD.

40. Resolve on the joetition of Josiah Brown. —
[April 30.]

41. Resolve in favor of Lyman Webster. — [April
30.] — Of Tyringham. Allows him %^Q per annum
for three years, on account of injuries received by
him in the performance of military duties.

42. Resolve on the jxtition of Jacob H. Kent and
others. — [April 30.]

43. Resolve on the ■petition of TLliakim Buckman
and others. — [April 30.]

44. [g.] Resolve concerninq idiotic children. —
[April 30.]— Allows 5-5000 annually to the Massa-
chusetts School for Idiotic and Feeble Minded
Youth, to be devoted to teaching and training
idiotic children belonging to this Commonwealth,
provided that four of the twelve trustees of the
Institution be appointed by the Governor and
Council ; the Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State, Presidentof the Senate, Speaker
of the House, and the two Chaplains of the Legisla-
ture, constitute a board of visitors ; and the institu-
tion gratuitously receive and educate thirty idiotic
persons, to be designated by the Governor; other
applicants to be received at a charge not exceeding
the actual average cost of the inmates.

45. Resolve on the jjetition of the Selectmen of the
town of Norwich. — [May 7.]— Two commissio'ners
shall be appointed by the Governor and Council,
after notice to the town clerks of Norwich and
Chester to establish the boundary line now in
dispute between those towns.

46. Resolves on the petition of Daniel Austin and
others.— [hla.y 7.]

47- Resolve on the pjetition of Samtiel Jennison,
Jr., Guatdia?). — [May 7.]

48. Resolve in addition to a Resolve for the monthly
payment of the members of the Legislature. — [May

10.] — An additional appropriation. [See No. 9.]

49. Resolve relating to the Land Office. — [May
10.] — Repeals the resolve of June 17, 1820, so far
as it related to the appointment of George W.
Coffin as Land Agent. [He resigned. See Acts,
No. 190.]

50. Resolve on the jjetition of Persis Dickinson
and others. — [May 10.]

51. Resolve in relation to Parker River Bridge.
— [May 13.] — The CommonweaUh accepts the sur-
render of the charter of the Parker River Bridge, in
Newbury. [See Acts, No. 345.]

52. Resolve on the petition of Silas H. Holland
and Dane A. Marrett. — [May 15.]

53. Resolve for the distribution of the Report on
the Insects of Massachusetts which are injurious to
vegetation. — [May 15.]

54. [g.] Resolve concerning the State Normal
Schools. — [May 15.] — Appropriates ;gl200 annually
for 1851 and 1852, for the support of the State
Normal Schools, iwhich, together with the sums
appropriated bv former resolves, shall be in full
therefor till 1853.

55. Resolve in favor of Norman G. Baxter. —
[May 15.] — Allows him ^87, expenses of sickness,
while representative from New Ashford during the
session of 1851.

56. Resolve on the pieiition of John Scolley. —
[May 15.]

57- Resolve on the jKtition of Edward Lamb and
others. — [May 15.]

58. Resolve on the petition of Benjamin' C. Clark
and Edward D. Clark. — [May 15.]

59. Resolve for the pay of the Sergeant-at-Arms,
for Extra Services. — [May 15.] — Allows him ^100

for attendance and extra services during 99 days'
session of the Valuation Committee in 1850.

60. Resolve on the petition of Josiah H. Carter. —
;[May 15.]

61. Resolve in favor of Daniel Herring. — [May
15.] — OfNeedham. Allows him $50 per annum
for injuries received while doing military duties,
March 12, 1848.

62. Resolve for the relief of Harrison Wingate,
Moses Wi7igate, and Samuel' Poor. — [May 15.]

63. Resolve in favor of the town of Newburyport.
— [May 15.] — Allows that town 53^.04 for support
of foreign paupers

64. Resolve on the petition of the Primary School
District No. 7 in Roxbury. — [May 15.]

65. Resolve in favor of Eliphalet S. Darli^iq. —
[May 17.]— Allows him ,^60.50, expenses of sick-
ness, while representative from Gill, during the
session of 1851.

66. Resolve in favor of Franklin Ruggles. — [May
17-] — Allows him ;^8, for mistake in making up the
pay-roll of 1850, being his travelling fees as repre-
sentative from Hardwick.

67. Resolve for the payment of incidental expenses
of the State House.— [Msij 20.]-^Appropriates ,g5000
for incidental repairs and purchase of the necessary
articles of furniture the present year, and for the
paymentof expenses incurred in making alterations
in the Representatives' Hall, and introducing gas
into the Senate Chamber.

68. Resolve in favor of the Chappequiddic In-
dians.—[May 20:] — Allows ,g2000 for building
fences on their lands.

66. Resolve in favor of Samuel Adams. — [May
20.] — Of Boston. Allows him ^100 for services dur-
ing Shay.'s rebellion, 1787.

70. Resolve on the Petition of Daniel J. Searle.
—[May 21.]

71. Resolve on the Petition of Huldah Brett, ad-
ministratrix.— [May 21.]

72. Resolve on the Petition of Elisha Haskell. —
[May 21.]

73. Resolves on the Petition of John Hecktor and
Harry Arnold ; and in favor of Ancheio C. Brown.
— [May 21.] — Of the Hassanamisco tribe of In-
dians. Appropriates §325 as a trust fund for the
first two, and allows §30 to the last in consideration
of repairs on his buildings.

74. Resolve for the pay of the Chaplains of the
Legislature. — [May 23.] — Allows them ,{^100 "each
for services during the present session.

75. Resolve for paying the current expenses of
the State Reform School— [Mz.y 23.]— Allows 522',-
500 for the present year.

76. Resolve in favor of Zebulon Paine. — [May
24.] — Of Conway. There shall be paid to the Se-
lectmen of that town, 5'^00- 'o be by them and their
successors held in strict trust for Zebulon Paine,
and paid out by them to him and his family, as
they shall deem for his interest, as remuneration
for the time spent by him in the State Prison,
under sentence for an offence of which it appears
he was not guilty.

77. Resolve for the paymetit of the contingeiit
expenses of the Legislature, and Valuation Com-
mittee of the year 1850. — [May 24.] — Appropriates
51000 therefor.

78. Resolve to provide for the contingent expenses
of the Legislature, and the various offices in the
State House for the year 1851. — [May 24.] — Appro-
priates 51,060 therefor.

79. Resolve to compensate the Auditor of Ac-
counts for Expenses incun-cd in his office. — [May
24.] — Allows him 5^00, for clerical services during
the past two years, not in addition to the salary of
a clerk allowed by the act of this session. [See
Acts, No. 239.] So that the whole amount for 1851
shall not exceed 56OO.

80. Resolve alloioing further time to the Com-
missioners on Boston Harbor a»d Back Bay to
make their final report. — [May 24.] — Authorized to
report in print on or before the first Wednesday of
January, 1852.

81. Resolve in favor of Hoynan Vincent. — [May
24.] — Allows him 512 as a member of the House,
from Chilmark, session of 1851, on account of a
mistake in the pay-roll.

82. Resolves on the Petition of Nathaniel Lam-

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son, Ehcnczer G. Lamsoti, and Abel F. Goodnow.

— [Mav 24.]

83. lic.iolve on the Petition of the Selectmen of the
toion of Norwirh — [May 2i.']— [^Identical loitk No.
4o, approved Ma;/ 7. J

84. Resolve on the Petition of Satnuel Gilman,
Jr., and Janet Cameron Gilman, in behalf of Mary
Cameron, a minor. — [May 24.]

8o. Resolve concerning the Draw in the Bridge
over Ml/stir River. — [May 24.] — The Draw in the
Bridge of the Grand Junction Railway Company
over Mystic River, to be made not less than 46
feet wide.

86. Resolve in favor of Gilman P. Allen. — [May
24.] — Allows him g40, as member of the House,
from Essex, the present session, on account of mis-
take in the pay-roll.

87. Resolve concerning Quartermaster- General's
Department. — [May 24.] — Appropriates ,^4,650 to
defray the expenses of this Department in 18-51.

88. [g.] Resolves providinc/ for the Reception of (he
President of the United States.— [MTiy 24.]— The
Governor is requested to tender the hospitalities of
the State to the President of the United States,
should he visit the Commonwealth as contem-
plated; and a committee, consisting of the Presi-
dent and six members of the Senate, and the
Speaker and fourteen members of the House, shall
be appointed to make all suitable arrangements,
in the name and on behalf of the State, for the
proper reception of the Chief Magistrate of the
Republic. The Governor is authorized to draw his
warrant for such a sum as may be necessary for
these purposes. [For the names of the Commit-
tee, see above. Special Committee, No. 39.]

89. Resolve in favor of Thomas IF. Tattle. —
[May 24.]— Of Boston. 'Allows him 5362 on ac-
count of injuries sustained by him in consequence
of defects in Charlestown Old Bridge.

90. Resolve to authorize the Treasurer to bor-
row money to meet the deficit in the revenue
for the years 1850 arid 1851.— [May 24.]— The

Treasurer is authorized to issue scrip to the
amount of 5100)000) bearing interest at 5 per cent.
a year, payable semiannually ; redeemable within
two years from July 1, 1851.

91. Resolve on the Petition of John Delahanty
for leave to hold real estate. — [May 24.]

92. [g.] Resolve concerning Education. — [May 24.]
— The Secretary of the Board of Education is au-
thorized to publish, for general distribution, a
pamphlet, containing portions of his annual re-
port, and other matter adapted to promote the
interests of common school education. The e.x-
pense not to exceed 5200 in any one year.

93. Resolve in favor of William 11. Bradford. —
[May 24.] — In consideration that Wm.H. Bradford,
a member of the House, from Plymouth, has by
accidental injury to his person and providential
insanity, been prevented from attending during
the session, he is allowed the full pay and mileage,
the same as if he had attended as a member during
the whole session.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

The Massachusetts Legislature, or " General
Court," assembled at the State House in Boston,
for the session of 1851, in accordance with the
Constitution, on the first day of January, — the
first Wednesday of the year falling on the first of
the month — at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and
were prorogued on Saturday, May 24, at eleven
o'clock, P. M. The session accordingly lasted
144 days.

By the following table it appears that this ses-
sion of the Legislature was longer than any other
t'nat has been held for twenty years, or since the
amendment to the Constitution, by which the ses-

sions have been annual and have commenced in
January.

Table shoioing the dates of the beginniiig and end of
the sessions of the Massachusetts Legislature, arid
their length.

First day. Last day. Length.

1831 January o March 19 74 days.

1832 " 4 " 24 81 "

18.33 " 2. " 28 86 "

1834 " 1 April 2 92 "

1835 " 7 " 8.*.... 92 «

1836 " 6 " 16 102 "

1837 " 4 " 20 107 "

1838 " 3 " 25 113 "

1839 " 2 " 10 09 "

1840 " 1 March24 84 "

1841 " 6 " 18 72 "

1842 " 6 " 3.t-... 58 "

1843 " 4 " 2-5 81 "

1844 " 3 " 16 74 "

1845 " 1 " 26. 85 "

1816 " 7 April 16 100 "

1847 " 6 " 26 HI "

1848 " 5 May 10.+ .. ..127 "

1849 " 3 " 2 120 "

1850 " 2 " 3 122 "

1851 '< 1 " 24 144 "

* Also Extra Session, Sept. 2 to Nov. 4, making 125 days.
t " " '• '• 7 to Sept. 16, " 68 "

t " " " Nov. 23 to Nov. 25, " 130 "

The length of individual day's sessions, in sever.il
instances, was quite unprecedented. On one occa-
sion, the House sat from 11 A. M. (Feb. 10,) to
3.^ A. M. of ttie next day, — 16.j hours withotit any
recess. April 23, the House sat from 9 A. M. to
8,-^ P. M., likewise without any recess. On several
other occasions the sessions were protracted to an
unusually late hour. The yeas and nays were
called in the House forty-one times during the
session, from forty to a hundred minutes being re-
quired for the operation each time.

The Senate began its daily sessions at 11, till
May 5, when 10 was adopted as the hour. After-
noon and evening sessions were held during the
last week.

The daily sessions of the House were begun at
11 A. M. till March 10, when the hour was changed
to 10, and so continued till April 15, when 9 was
adopted. Afternoon sessions beginning at 3, were
held daily from and after May 1, and evening ses-
sions during the last week.

Neither House was in session on Sundays, nor
on Saturday and ^Monday, Jan. 18th and 20th, (on
account of the Congressional Election on the lat-
ter day.) — nor on Saturday and Monday. March 1st
and 3d, (on account of the various town meetings
on the latter day,) — nor on Monday, April 7, (for
the same reason.) — nor on Thursday, April 10,
(that being Fast Day.)

This session of the Legislature was one of the
most important that has been held for many years.
The abstracts of the laws passed, above, will show
what was actually accomplished in that way. We
give below some account of the proceedings in
other respects, embracing the elections of public
officers, notices of unsuccessful bills, and some
statistics collected from reports made to the Legis-
lature.

Organization of the tico Houses. — The Senate was
called to order Jan. 1, by Hon. David Se.\.rs, the
Senior member present, and organized by the
choice of Hon. Hexry Wilson as President, he
having 18 votes out of 2S, and Chauncy L. Knapp
as clerk, he having 20 votes against 12 for Charles
Calhoun.

The House was called to order by Hon. Leonard
M. Parker, of Shirley, the Senior member, and
organized by the choice of Nathaniel P. Banks.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Jr., of Waltham, for Speaker, he having 212 votes,
against 174 for Ensign H. Kellogg, of Pittsfield;
andof Lewis Josselyn, of Lynn, for Clerk, he having
198 votes against 185 for Charles W. Storey, of Rox-
bury.

Jan. 3. Rev. A. L. Stone was chosen chaplain of
the Senate, having 18 votes out of 29. Rev. Hosea
Ballou had 6; Rev. Artemas B. Muzzey, 4 ; Rev.
Henry M. Dexter, 1. The same day Rev. George
M. Randall was declared elected chaplain of the
House, he having 121 votes out of 353, there being
twelve other persons voted for. It was voted that
the person having the highest number should be
declared elected.

Jan. 7. Benjamin Stevens was chosen Sergeant-
at-Arms, on the part of the House, he having 331
votes out of 333; and the next day he was chosen
on the part of the Senate, having 28 votes, all that
were thrown.

The Election Sermon was preached to the Gov-
ernor and members of the Legislature, at the Old
South Church, by Prof. E. A. Park, of Andover, on
Jan. 2d.

Organization of the Executive. — The whole
number of votes thrown by the people for Gover-
nor was 121,372. George N. Briggs had 56,778;
George S. Boutwell, 36,023; Stephen C. Phillips,
27,636; Francis Cogswell, 689; Scattering, 239.
There being no choice of Governor and Lieutenant-
Governor by the people, the House proceeded, Jan.
10, to elect from among the four persons having
the highest number for each office, two to send to
the Senate.

The constitutional candidates for Governor were
George N. Briggs, Geoorge S. Boutwell, Stephen
C. Phillips, and Francis Coggswell. From these,
Messrs. ISoutwell and Phillips were selected to be
sent to the Senate, the former having 218, and the
latter 216 votes, against 171 and 170, respectively,
for Mr. Briggs.

The constitutional candidates for Lieutenant-
Governor were, John Reed, Henry "W. Cushman,
Amasa Walker, and Henry C. Cushman. From
these, Messrs. H. W. Cushman and Walker were
selected, having each 214 votes against 166 and
154, respectively, for Mr. Reed.

On the 11th of January the Senate proceeded to
elect from the candidates thus presented to them.
George S. Boutwell was chosen Governor, having
32 votes, all that were thrown, except three blanks
not counted. Henry W. Cushman was chosen
Lieutenant-Governor, having 29 votes, likewise
all that were thrown, except five blanks not
counted.

Jan. 13. The organization of the Executive part
of the Government was completed by the choice of
nine Councillors by joint ballot of the two Houses
in Convention. Six of them were qualified in
Convention, on Jan. 15, two Jan. 21, and one
Jan. 29.

The same day, Jan. 13, the Governor and Lieu-
tenant-Governor were sworn to the faithful dis-
charge of their duties, and to support the Con-
stitution of Massachusetts and of the United
States.

The Governor delivered his message in person,
on Jan. 16th.

Jan. 14. Amasa Walker was chosen Secretary of
the Commonwealth, receiving 230 votes out of
413, and Charles B. Hall was chosen Treasurer and
Receiver-General, receiving 230 votes out of 414.
Feb. 28, David Wilder, Jr., was chosen Auditor
of Accounts, receiving 251 votes out of 279.
These elections were made by joint ballot, in con-
vention.

Contested Elections. — By the Constitution, each
House of the Legislature is the judge of the elec-
tions, returns, and qualifications of its own mem-
bers. During the session, eight cases of con-
tested seats were settled in the House, which. On

account of the evenness of parties in that branch,
e'xcited particular interest.

1. The first case brought to the attention of the
House was that of Nathaniel Clark, claiming a seat
as Representative to the General Court from Na-
tick. At the election, in the box for votes for
Representative to the General Court, there
were found nine printed votes, bearing the des-
ignation " for Representative in Congress," six
with the name of " Horace Mann, of Newton," and
three with that of " Samuel H. Walley, of Rox-
bury," neither of whom were eligible as represent-
atives to the Legislature from Natick. All the
other votes for representative to the Legislature
were written. There was another box for votes for
Representative in Congress. The Selectmen in-
cluded these nine votes, and returned "no choice"
as the result of the election. Jan. 8, the Commit-
tee on Elections reported that the nine votes
should not have been counted in making up the
number for Representative to the General Court,
but should have been excluded, making the whole
number of votes 463, necessary for a choice 232 ;
and as Mr. Clark had 233, he was duly elected, and
was entitled to a seat. The report was accepted
the same day without much opposition.

2. The next case settled was that of Mr. Bragg, of
Milford. By the State Census of May, 1850, on which
the apportionment of representatives for the next
ten years was based, Milford was entitled to but
one representative. At the election, however,
after the choice of one representative, it was voted
to send another, and Mr. Bragg was then elected
as the second. The ground for this proceeding
was the belief that the assessors in making up
their returns had committed some errors, and that
the population was really enough to entitle the
town to two representatives. The Committee on
Elections reported, Jan. 31, that they had voted to
give Mr. Bragg an opportunity to prove these
errors ; but he subsequently informed them that he
apprehended he should not be able to make out so
clear a case of errors as to warrant him in urging
the propriety of going behind the census returns,
and accordingly he should withdraw from the
House forthwith. The Committee were thus re-
lieved from a case of considerable embarrassment,
and reported that the election of Mr. Bragg " was
null and void, and that he is not entitled to a
seat in this House." This report was accepted,
Feb. 5.

3. The right of Mr. Barry, of Hanover, to his
seat was disputed on the ground, that the election
on Nov. 25, 1850, when he was elected, was null
and void, because the warrants therefor were dated
Nov. 16, 1850, and warned the inhabitants to meet
on the " 25tK day of November next," which would
strictly mean Nov. 25, 1851. Feb. 20, the Com-
mittee reported that the remonstrants had failed
to make out a case, and that they have leave to
withdraw. Feb. 28, this report was accepted.

4. The next case settled was that of Mr. Rugg, of
Sterling. Feb. 19, the Committee reported that in
their opinion, the decision of the case turned on
the question whether the polls, at the third and
final ballot, when Mr. R. was elected, were opened
after five o'clock, P.M. After a careful examina-
tion and detail of the best of the contradictory
evidence, they were of opinion that it was before
5 ; and accordingly reported that the remonstrants
had failed to make out their case, and that the sit-
ting member, Mr. Rugg, was duly elected, and was
entitled to his seat. Feb. 27, this report was ac-
cepted; March 4, amotion to reconsider its accept-
ance was lost, 54 to 119.

5. The right of Mr. Edwards, of West Newbiirg,
to his scat was disputed, on the ground that he
did not have a majority of the whole number of
votes, including two ballots found in the box for
votes for Representative to the General Court,

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bearing this designation, " for Representative to
Congress for District No. 3, James II. Duncan, of
Haverhill." The Selectmen had excluded these
votes. Tlie Committee reported that these two
votes ought not to have been included in counting
the whole number of votes for Representative to
tlie General Court ; consequently Mr. Edwards had
a majority, and was legally chosen, and that the
Selectmen did right in giving him a certificate of
his election, and that he was entitled to his seat.
March 4, this report was accepted.

6. The right of Mr. Robinson, of Necdham, to
his seat was disputed, on the ground that the names
on the voting list were not checked at the third bal-
lot, at which he was chosen. It was proved that the
names were checked at the first ballot, but not on
the other two ; at which, however, the list was
held by one of the Selectmen, who permitted no
peison to vote until it was ascertained that his
name was on the list. This had always been the
custom in Needham. There was no evidence of any
fraud or double voting at any of the trials. The
Committee reported that in their opinion the neg-
lect of the Selectmen to check the voters' names
according to law, ought not to operate to disfran-
chise the town, but that the penalty of S200 should
apply to them as the only offending parties, and
was a sufficient guaranty for the enforcement of
a due observance of the law. Accordingly they
reported that Mr. Robinson was duly and legally
elected, and was entitled to his seat. April 18, an
amendment that he was not entitled to his seat,
was rejected, and the report, as above, was ac-
cepted.

7. The case next decided was that which ex-
cited most interest, and on which opinions most
differed, viz., that of Mr. Nye, of Phjmptoa. At
the election, the first ballot for representative re-
sulted in no choice. Motions to adjourn and to
dissolve the meeting were made, put, and lost.
The Selectmen then called for the votes for a
second trial. About the same time a motion was
made not to send a representative, but the evi-
dence was very contradictory and conflicting,
whether it was made before or after the second
balloting had actually begun. The Selectmen ruled
this motion out of order, on the ground that there
was no article in the warrant for the meeting au-
thorizing it to be put, and they refused to entertain
it. The second balloting was proceeded with, and
resulted in the election of Mr. Nye. The ground
on which his right to his seat was disputed was,
that this decision was wrong — that the motion not
to send was proper, legal, and was made at a sea-
sonable time, and ought to have been entertained ;
— that as the presiding officer refused to entertain
it, all subsequent proceedings in electing a repre-
sentative were illegal and void. On the other
side, it was admitted that the reason given by the
Selectmen for ruling out the motion was not suffi-
cient, and that the motion was proper and legal, if
made at the right time ; but that it was not so
made, if made after the balloting had begun, on
which point the evidence was conflicting. It was
urged that the testimony that it had begun, being
positive, while that on the other side was negative,
gave the former greater weight. Moreover, even if
the motion was reasonable, and the Selectmen were
wrong, their wrong decision honestly made, with-
out fraud, ought not to invalidate the election and
disfranchise the town ; and, finally, that presump-
tions were in favor of Mr. Nye's right to his seat,
so that it must be proved that there was suf-
ficient informality to unseat him beyond a rea-
sonable doubt — that any doubt should be in his
favor. The testimony and arguments in the case
were very voluminous. Jan. 30, the original
report of ttie Committee was made, that the elec-
tion was void, and declaring Mr. Nye's seat vacant.
Feb. 5, the question was debated, and the next day, |

when the previous question \vas applied, 169 to
lt55, the report was accepted 179 to 164. Feb. 10,
a motion to reconsider thi.s vote occupied the at-
tention of the House sixteen hours, and the next
day it prevailed 194 to 179. The report was re-
committed, with instructions to report additional
evidence and the conclusions of fact and legal
principles. March 27, the Committee reported
again, adversely ; a minority report being made at
the same time on the other side. April 17, after
some debate the previous question was applied ;
the report was amended, 162 to 1.04, by the substi-
tution of the minority report, declaring Mr. Nye
entitled to his seat, and in this form, was adopted,
loo to 141. April 19, a motion to reconsider this
vote was debated, till the previous question was
applied, and rejected 135 to 172. So Mr. Nye re-
tained his seat.

8. The case of Rev. Mr. Baker, of Georgetown,
turned on the question whether he had been a res-
ident of Georgetown for one year previous to his
election. He removed with his family from Essex,
wtiere he formerly resided, to Georgetown, just
about a year before his election. The testimony
was conflicting and uncertain, which town he ac-
tually resided in at election time. One member of
the Committee being absent, the remainder were
equally divided as to his right to his seat, and
made two reports, April 11, to the House, one on
each side. April 22, a motion to recommit these,
with instructions to take the testimony of Mr. B.
himself was lost, and after much discussion, at
the suggestion of a member, he stated to the
House his own opinion. He said that he had a
very strong impression that he had begun his resi-
dence in Georgetown, Nov. 11, 1849, and that he
did not vote, as was alleged, in Essex at the elec-
tion of that year. Upon this, a motion to accept
the adverse report vrixs rejected, 141 to 153, and
the other report, that he was entitled to his seat,
was accepted, 156 to 139. April 24, amotion to re-
consider this vote was lost, 142 to 173.

Decease of a Member. — But one member of the
Legislature died during this session ; Dr. John
Spence, Jr., of Boston, died Feb. 8. This sad
event was appropriately announced to the House,
by his colleague, Mr. John P. Putnam, the same
day ; and that branch, after passing resolutions, ad-
journed, in respect to his memory. In the Senate,
upon the receipt of the intelligence by message,
Mr. Seaver made a few remarks, when that branch
also adjourned.

Washington's Birthday. — The House, Feb. 22,
after listening to some patriotic remarks from
Gen. Gushing, of Newbury, at 12 o'clock, voted to
adjourn " as a manifestation of veneration for the
memory of the Great Founder of this republic — of
respect to the Constitution — of profound and une-
radicable attachment to the Union — and of devo-
tion to the principles of lofty regard for liberty,
joined to order, which are consigned to us in the
farewell address of the Father of his country."

Limitation of length of Speeches. — In the House,
April 18, an order was submitted, that on and after
the ■24th, no member should speak more than ten
minutes ; which was laid over under the rules till
the next day, and then rejected. May 15, a sim-
ilar order, limiting the time to fifteen minutes, was
adopted. 111 to 53, — but after trying its practical
operation a few hours, this vote was reconsidered,
133 to 62, and the order was laid on the table.

Pay-roll. — The pav-roll of the Senate amounted
toSl2,158: and that of the House to <;US,1'24;
and there was allowed to "Wm. H. Bradford, of Ply-
mouth, his full pay and mileage, ^300 ( Res. Xo. 93),
and to two members 5147.50, on account of expen-
ses of sickness (iZes. Nos.bo. and 65), making the
total pay of members of the House SI 18,571.50. In
addition to this, §200 was paid to the Chaplains
{Res. No. 74), S4,S04 to the Clerks, $i,A'2\ to Mes-

36 MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

sengers, Doorkeepers, &c., and ^50 to Preacher of
the Election sermon — making the whole compensa-
tion to the members and officers of the Legislature,
for the session, ,^139,204.50; there was also allow-
ed to sundry members of the legislature of 1850
5264.70, on account of sickness, &c., making the
total g 139,469.20.

Massachusetts State Record. — In the House,
May 13, it was "Ordered, that the Sergeant-at-
Arms furnish to each member of the House, a copy
of the Massachusetts State Record for 1851." A
subsequent motion to reconsider this vote was lost.

Elections of Senators in the U. S. Congress. — In
the House, Jan. 10, a motion was made " that 11.^
o'clock the next day be especially assigned for the
election of a Senator in the Congress of the United
States for six years from and after the 4th day of
March next." A motion to amend this by adding
the words: "and in the election the roll of the
House shall be called and each member shall give
his vote viva voce," after a long debate, was lost,
129 to 181. The next day, the original motion was
amended by substituting the 14th for the day of
the election, and it was then adopted.

Accordingly, Jan. 14, two ballots were had for a
Senator, but no choice was effected and the assign-
ment was laid on the table, 189 to 157. Jan. 15, it
was taken up, and a motion to postpone it to the
next day being lost, 167 to 215, another unsuccess-
ful ballot was had, when the House adjourned, 187
to 179. Jan. 16, two more ballots were had, and

the further execution of the order was postponed
for one week, 189 to 178. Jan. 23, three more bal-
lots were had, and the House adjourned, 174 to
150. Jan. 24, two more ballots were had, and the
further execution of the order was postponed two
weeks, 188 to 182. Feb. 7, three more ballots
were had, and the matter was postponed four days,
202 to 126. Feb. 11, it was postponed to the ne.xt
day without discussion or opposition, the House
then being engaged in the " Nye " election case.
Feb. 12, a ballot was had, and the matter was post-
poned two weeks. Feb. 26, two more ballots were
had, and the matter was postponed two weeks,
189 to 182. March 12, two more ballots were had,
and a motion to postpone four weeks being lost,
182 to 195, the matter was postponed one week.
March 19, a ballot was had, and the matter was post-
poned two weeks, 196 to 151. April 2, a motion to
postpone four weeks was lost, 164 to 201 ; one to
postpone two weeks was also lost, 162 to 180; a
ballot was had, and the matter was postponed
three weeks, 175 to 133. April 23, four ballots
were had, the House remaining in session eleven
hours. The next day, April 24, the consideration
of the matter was resumed, when two ballots were
had, at the latter of which, (being the 26th from
the beginning.) Charles Sumner, of Boston, having
received exactly the number of votes necessary to
a choice, was declared elected on the part of the
House. The following is a statement in a tabular
form of all the ballots :

1-1

r-l

CO

T-l

a

1-5

CO

>^
CJ

1-5

3
1

3

i

s

(6

IN

a-

1

1

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1

0.
<

?5 ^
t t

Ballots ....

1| 2

3

4 1 5 1 6 1 7 ) 8

9 [10

11 1 12 ] 13

14

15

16

17:18

19 i 20 i 21

22

386
194

193
166

2

1
4
1

1
14

4

"27
1

23

384
193

191
166

3

2
4
2

1
11

4

I7
3

24 i 25 1 26 1

Whole No. of Votes
Necessary for a choice

381 383 387 378 374 382 382 378 382 381 381 380 380 382 388
191 192,194,190188 192'l92|190 192 191,191|191,19l'l92 195

388 390
195196

390 386 380
196 194 191

388
195

377 386
189194

384
193

193
166

1

3

4
1

1

3
11

1

"25
2

Chas. Sumner, Boston
R. C. Winthrop, "

H. H. Childs, Pittsfield
PUny MerrickjWorces'r
Isaac Davis, "
R. Rantoul, Jr., Bev'ly
G. S. Boutwell, Groton
S. C. Phillips, Salem
Benj. F. Hallett, Boston
G. N. Briggs, Pittsfield
John Mills, Springfield
Samuel Hoar, Concord
J. H. Briggs, Nantucket
Caleb Gushing, Newb'y
Fr. Coggswell, Bedford
H. W. Bishop, Lenox
Isaac 0. Barnes, Boston
D. Henshaw, Leicester
S. A. Eliot, Boston
S. D. Bradford, Roxb'y
A. Walker, N. Brookfi'd
N.P.Banks, Jr., Wal'm
G. P. Osgood, Andover
A. Nettleton, Chicopee
Chas. Allen, Worcester
Horace Mann, Newton

186
167

6
5
5
4
2
2
1
1
1
1

186
168

5
8
8
8
2
3
1
1
1
2

185
172

7
4
2
5
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1

182
165

7
3
8
8
3
3
1

1
2

180
166

8
8
4
6
8
2
1

1

187
169

9
1

2
4
4
2

1

1

1
1

18S
168

7
1
4
5
2
2
1

1

1

1
1

'26
1

185
168

9
1
4
3
2
2
1

1

1
1

"25
2

184
171

9
1
2
2
7
2
1

2
1

"27
2

186
168

9
1

2
1

7
3

1

2
1

"27
1

188
168

5
1

2

4
2
1
1

7
1

1

"25
3

189
167

8
2
1

3
3
2

7
2
1

"ii
2

188
168

8
1
1

3
1
2

1

9

1

1
1

"24
1

183
169

3
1
3
1
2
3
1

10
1

1

4

193
169

5
2
4

1
8

1

6

1

1
2

193
168

4

I

1
8

1
1

8
1

1

1
1

189
170

3
2
2
1
1
3
1

2

9

1
1
1

8
1

188
168

3

1
1
1
2
4
1

8

8
1
1

1
1

2
1
2
1

~S4

1

185
166

2

1
4

-
21

2
8
2

"35

1

179
169

2

8
4

1
5

"
11

6

"
"32

194
167

2

1
2
5
1
2

10

4
I7

185
166

2

1

2

4
1

2
18

1

192
168

1

2

8
4
1

1

2
10

2

Total of Scattering
Blanks, not counted

28
3

29
4

30
1

31

1

28i 26
2 3

30: 26

1! 3

27 31
3 2

26 26

- 1 1

As is stated above, a proposition that the voting
should be vivA voce was rejected, before the ballot-
ings began. The first three were conducted in the
usual manner, by passing boxes round among

the members of the House. Jan. 16, however, it
was ordered that thereafter the members should
deposit their votes at the table in front of the
Speaker's desk, in presence of the House and under

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37

the inspection of a committee, marchinsj thereto,
in order, by forms. This mode of conducting the
ballots was used from the fourth to the thirteenth,
inchisive ; but after the eleventh ballot, Feb. 7, it
was ordered that during the voting the floor should
becleared of all persons except members. Feb. 12,
as an additional precaution, it was ordered that the
Clerk call the names of the members in order, and
check them as they deposited their votes ; this
was done from the fourteenth to the twenty-fifth
ballot, inclusive. April 24, it was ordered that the
votes should be enclosed in sealed envelopes before
being deposited, and this mode was used at the
twenty-sixth and final ballot.

Meanwhile, the Senate, Jan. 17, assigned the
22d for the election on tbeir part of a Senator for
six years from March 4, 1851. On that day it was
ordered, 23 to 14, that the vote be taken vivd voce,
and the result was as follows :

For Charles Sumner — Messrs. Austin, Bucking-
ham, Cazneau, Dean, Dewitt, Graves, Griswold,
Howe, Kimball, Keyes, Morrison, Mosely, Robin-
son, Saunders, Taber, Usher, Warner, Welch, Wel-
lington, Whitney, Wood of Plymouth, Wood of
Worcester, Wilson [President], — 23.

For Robert C. Wtnthrop — Messrs. Barney, Bas-
sett, Boynton, Daniels, Hawley, Hilliard, Hub-
bard, Hvde, Kuhn, Newell, Russell, Sears, Seaver,
Wilkins— 14.

For Henry W. Bishop — Mr. Beach — 1.

Absent — Messrs. Bigelow and Brown — 2.

And accordingly Charles Swnner was thereupon
declared elected, on the part of the Senate.

In the Senate, April 25, their Clerk was directed
to notify His Excellency the Governor that Charles
Sumner had been elected, by concurrent vote of
both Houses, to be Senator in the Congress of the
United States for six years from and after March 4,
1851. May 14, a communication was received from
Mr. Sumner, signifying his acceptance of the office.

Election of Senator for the unexpired term. — In
the House, Jan. 21, a message was received from
the Governor, communicating the facts of the res-
ignation of Hon. Daniel Webster, July 22, 1850,
and the appointment, by Gov. Briggs, July 27, of
Robert C. Winthrop, to be his successor "until
the meeting of the Legislature," in accordance
with the Constitution. A similar message was
received by the Senate, Jan. 27, when that body
proceeded to assign the next day for the choice of
a Senator to fill the vacancy, the term expiring
March 3, 1851 ; and it was ordered, 16 to 15, that
the vote should be viva voce.

Accordingly the Senate proceeded to a ballot.
Jan. 28, when Robert Rantoul, Jr., received 21
votes, Robert C. Winthrop 13, and Stephen C. Phil-
lips 2; Messrs. Bigelow, Bassett and Robinson be-
ing absent, and there being also then a vacancy in
the Senate, caused by the resignation of Mr. Taber,
Mr. Rantoul received the vote of all the Sena-
tors present who voted for Mr. Sumner on the22d,
except Messrs. Buckingham and Morrison, who
voted for Stephen C. Phillips, and also that of Mr.
Beach, who before voted for Henry W. Bishop,
and Mr. Brown, who was before absent. Mr. Win-
throp received the votes of all the Senators present
who voted for him on the 22d.

In the House, Jan. 29, the next day, was assigned
for the choice, on the part of that body, to fill this
vacancy. Jan. 30, the ballot was had, and resulted
as follows: Whole number of votes, 372; necessary
for a choice, 187. Robert Rantoul, Jr., had 187;
Robert C. Winthrop, 173; George S. Boutwell,
H. H. Childs, Josiah E. Abbott, Henry AV. Bish-
op, 2 each; Charles Sumner, Stephen C. Phillips,
Benjamin F. Hallett, Samuel D. Bradford, 1 each;
and two blanks, not counted.

Accordingly Robert Rantoul, Jr., of Beverly, was
elected by the concurrent vote of the two Houses.
His credentials were presented in the U. S. Senate

Feb. 7, but he did not take his seat there till Feb.
22. Hi.s term cxi)ircd March 4.

Time, place, and manner of elections of U. S. Sen-
ators.— In the House, May 19, a bill was reported
" to define the time, place, and manner of holding
elections for Senators in Congress," providing
that whenever a U. S. Senator is to be chosen, the
time shall be prescribed by joint resolution of the
two branches of the Legislature ; that he shall be
chosen by concurrent vote of the two Houses, each
voting separately, hy vivd voce vote; and in case
of disagreement between the two Houses, the same
proceedings to be repeated. May 22, this bill was
refused a third reading, 51 to 57, and thus rejected.

Western Railroad Directors. — In convention of
the two Houses, Feb. 14, J. S. C. Knowlton of
Worcester, and Edward L. Keyes of Dedham, were
elected Directors in the Western Railroad on be-
half of the Commonwealth, the former receiving
203 and the latter 202 votes out of 391.

Preacher of the next Election Sermon. — The
choice of this officer, by usage, rests with each
branch of the Legislature in alternate years. Feb.
25, the House proceeded to his election for the
year 1852. The whole number of votes was 320, of
which Rev. Abel Stevens (Editor of the Zion's
Herald and Wesleyan Journal) had 179, and was
accordingly elected. The ne.xt day a note was re-
ceived from him declining the office, and the House
proceeded, March 5, to another election, when
Rev. RoUin H. Neale received 106 out of 283 votes,
and it was voted that he be declared elected.

Change in Election Day. — A proposed amend-
ment to the Constitution, to change the day of the
election for Governor, &c., to the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November annually, so
as to correspond with the day required by the U.
S. Law for the election for "Presidential Electors,
received the assent of the Senate, 24 to 8, on May
7, but was indefinitely postponed in the House,
May 22.

Connty Officers. — In the House, Feb. 21, a bill
was reported providing, as a uniform day for the
election of all county officers, except in SufTolk and
Nantucket, the first'Monday in March. Feb. 28,
a motion to amend by substituting for the day the
second Monday in November was lost 26 to 114, and
the bill was then indefinitely postponed, 100 to 41,
and thus rejected.

Valuation of the State. — The valuation of the
State, as made by the Valuation Committee of 1850,
appointed to sit during the recess, was slightly
amended, and adopted in the Senate, April 23, and
in the House April 28. As finally established, the
number of polls in the State is estimated at 245,-
142, and the property is valued at §597, 936,995.46.
Of this, 33,705 polls and 5217,587,172.00 are in
Suffolk County.

Taxation of property of Corporations iti the cities
and toions ichere they are located. — In the Senate,
Jan. 23, it was ordered that a joint special com-
mittee (No. 22) be raised to consider the expediency
of providing by law so as to secure this object.
March 28, the Committee reported a bill for the
purpose, which was refused a third reading, April 1,
13 to 21, and thus rejected.

Taxation of Mortyaged Real Estate. — In the
Senate, Jan. 23, the Committee on the Judiciary
were instructed to inquire " if some legislation
may not be necessary in relation to taxation on
mortgaged property, requiring the mortgagee to
pay the tax on the amount mortgaged." Feb. 1, a
bill was reported in conformity with the plan of
this order, which was somewhat amended, and
passed through its several stages in that branch.
In the House, April 12, the Committee to which
it was refused reported that it ought not to pass ;
and May 16, the bill was laid on the table.

Lands. — The whole number of tracts of land held
in common and undivided, bv Massachusetts and

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD,

Maine, which have been sold since the separation,
amounts to eighty-five ; and they are of various
dimensions, amounting, in the aggregate, to 884,341
acres, equal to thirty-eight and one-third full
townships of 2-3,040 acres each. The amount for
which they have been sold, is ^833,352.

The whole number of tracts of land which have
been divided by the two States, and set off in
severalty to this State, are 11.5, containing in the
aggregate 2,486,038 acres, equal to about 108 full
townships of 23,040 acres each. The ssle of a
portion of these lands, down to, and including the
year 1850, amount in the aggregate to 1,589,491
acres, and were sold for the sum of ^876,502. The
number of acres of lands held in common and
undivided, remaining unsold, is about 1,876,000.

In the conveyances of townships, there were
reserved for public uses, in each township, 320
acres. In addition to the amount of lands set off
to this State, as beforenamed, a considerable num-
ber of the reserved lots fell to the share of this
Commonwealth, also many islands along the
seacoast of Maine.

There have been taken from the Massachusetts
share of lands, several townships granted to acad-
emies, to soldiers of the revolutionary war, and
to the settlers at Madawaska.

Since 1820, the number of acres sold has been
2,412.527 ; grants and reservations, 468,364 acres ;
receipts for sales, timber, &c., 51,998,226.55 ; paid
for surveys and explorations, ^72,337.97 ; paid for
making roads, &c., 570,676.04 ; current e.xpenses of
land office, ^39,083.78. Balance handed over to
the treasury, in money and securities, ^1, 816,128.76.

The quantity of land owned by and strictly in
the possession of Massachusetts, either in severalty
or jointly with Maine, is now about 14,009,000 acres.
Besides, she still retains the fee of some townships,
upon which the right to cut timber has been sold,
either for a time limited or in perpeticum. With
the exception of a few townships which lie upon
the extreme head waters of the Kennebec and
Penobscot Rivers, these lands are all located upon
the River St. John and its tributary streams. This
fact materially affects their value, for the timber
upon the waters of this river, whether within the
State of Maine or in the province of New Bruns-
wick, has but one avenue to market, and that is
furnished by the river itself. Whenever it reaches
tide-water, it is within the territory of Great
Britain, and if shipped to a port of the United
States, is subject not only to the export duty of
the province, but also to the payment of such
duties as our own tariff imposes. Whatever be-
comes of it, it is burdened with the impost of the
province. The consequence is, that all or nearly all
the timber which goes down this river, is shipped to
England or the Continent. Another consideration,
which ill some measure affects the value of the
largest part of it, is its distance from market.
These considerations cause lands upon the River
St. John to be much less valuable than are lands
no better timbered and no better watered, which
lie upon the Penobscot.

In the House, Jan 30, a resolve was reported
providing for a division of the public lands in
Maine, in accordance with the act of 1819, relating
to the separation of the District of Maine from
Massachusetts proper. This was laid on the table,
Feb. 3, 145 to 67. May 22, the bill, having been
taken from the table was refused a third reading,
and thus rejected.

Monuments. — The resolve {No. 6) in aid of a
monument in Acton to the memory of Capt. Isaac
Davis was so successful (being ordered to a third
reading in the House, Feb. 3, by the decisive vote
of 190 to 31, and all motions to refonsider, &c., being
lost) that several other projects for " monuments "
were started. In the House, Feb. 13, the Committee
n t he Library were instructed to consider the e.\.-

pediency of a State appropriation of §2000 in aid
of a monument to John Eliot, the apostle to the In-
dians, to be erected in Forest Hills Cemetery. On
March 6, the Committee reported that it was inex-
pedient to make such an appropriation. March 28,
a motion to amend this report by substituting a bill
appropriating ^2000 for the purpose, was rejected,
91 to 121, and the reportwas accepted, 181 to 93.
March 31, a motion to reconsider this vote was lost,
53 to 124. In the Senate, April 14, a like motion to
amend was lost, and the report was accepted. In
the House, a petition was presented for State aid
to a monument to Crispus Attuck, who fell in the
Boston Massacre, March 5, 1770, and referred.
The Committee reported leave to withdraw thereon,
and the report was accepted by the House, May
1, and soon after by the Senate.

Commissioner to the Industrial Exhibition. — In
the Senate, Jan. 23, a resolve was reported, pro-
viding for the appointment of a Massachusetts
Commissioner to attend the industrial exhibition in
London, and appropriating §3000 for his expenses
and those of the State Committee who have had
contributions in charge, which was forthwith passed
to be engrossed. In the House, Jan. 28, this
resolve was refused a third reading, 84 to 164, and
thus rejected. Jan. 30, this vote was reconsidered
150 to 118, and the resolve was recommitted. Feb.

5, it was reported in a new draft. Feb. 15, this
was amended, 45 to 45, by striking out all relative to
the appointment of a Commissioner, so as to ap-
propriate 5800 to defray the expenses of the State
Committee who had had the Massachusetts
contributions in charge, and was ordered to a third
reading, 133 to 40. In this form, it was finally
passed by both branches as above, (Resolves, No.
20.)

Co7npensation of the Clerks. — In the House, Feb.

6, a Committee was raised to consider this subject.
Feb. 18, they reported a resolve which was finally
passed. {Resolves, No. 38.) At the same time, how-
ever, Mr. Heath of Tyringham submitted a minor-
ity report, expressing the opinion that there is too
great a difference between the compensation of the
clerks and members, with a resolve which he sub-
mitted as an amendment, allowing the clerks from
$5 to $7 a day, with 5IOO for copying the journals
in duplicate, and to the Assistant Clerks, from
52 to 54 a day. March 11, the latter resolve was
amended so as to make the Clerk's pay §8, and
the Assistant's $i. The question on this was
divided; the first branch was rejected, 114 to 168,
and the second adopted, 94 to 65. April 5, this
last vote was reconsidered, and the resolve was
ordered to a third reading, the same as it was origi-
nally reported, and in this form it was passed by
botli branches, as above.

Pauper Accounts. — In the House, Feb. 17, at the
same time that the bill was reported, which was sub-
sequently passed and became a law, {Acts, No. 42,)
providing as a penalty for delay in returning pau-
per accounts, the forfeiture of a certain percentage
instead of the whole amount, the Committee on
Claims reported a resolve for the payment of all
the back accounts since 1848, heretofore forfeited
for delay, 48 in number, (28, forfeited under the
same circumstances, having been allowed from time
to time by special resolves,) amounting in all to
51,581.66. Feb. 20, this resolve was laid on the
table, and subsequently recommitted. March 12,
it was reported in a new draft, allowing to 61 towns
52,372.83. March 31, a motion to recommit the
resolve, with instructions to report a general re-
solve, embracing the principle of paying all the
towns wtiose accounts have been refused payment
for'delay, was lost, and the resolve was refused a
third reading, and thus rejected. April 1, this vote
was reconsidered, and the resolve (in the first
draft) was ordered to a third reading. May 3, the
resolve was amended by substituting the new

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draft and inserting a general provision for the pay-
ment of all pauper accounts which have been dis-
allowed on account of delay, and was passed to be
engrossed, 112 to 63. In the Senate, however.
May 6, the resolve was refused a third reading, 11
to 20, and thus rejected. May 21, a motion to re-
consider this vote was lost.

Increase of Sakiri/. — In the House, April 11, the
Committee on the Judiciary was instructed to con-
sider the expediency of increasing the salary of the
Hampden Judge of Probate. April 19, a bill was
reported establishing this salary at 53-i0pe;'a»7i!</n.
May 19, this bill was indefinitely postponed.

Apportionment of Senators and Representatires. —
In the House, Jan. 15, it was ordered that a joint
special Committee, {No. \o,) be raised, " to con-
sider the expediency of so amending the Constitu-
tion, as may secure to all the towns and counties
a more equal and just system of representation for
the House of Representatives, and also for the
Senate." In the Senate, March 26, this Committee
roported apian, which was agreed to by all of their
number but one, proposing to amend the Con-
stitution in two respects : first, as regards the
House, to give one representative annually to
every town or city having 1000 inhabitants, two to
5000 inhabitants, and to every town or city having
more than 5000 inhabitants, one additional rep-
resentive for every 5000 ; thus, three to 10,000,
four to 15,000, &-C., provided that no town or city
have more than 30 representatives ; towns of less
than 1000 inhabitants, to have one representative
as many times in ten years as 100 is contained in
their population : all of these numbers to be in-
creased one-tenth, whenever the population of the
State has reached 1,100,000, and by an additional
increase of one-tenth for every 100,000 above that
number. The second proposed amendment, pro-
vided that the Commonwealth be divided into forty
single senatorial districts, according to population.
April 3. Mr. Aspinwall of Brookline submitted his
minority report, dissenting from the proposed
amendments, and recommending a change only in
the Senate. April 16, the first proposed amend-
ment was adopted in the Senate, 23 to 13, and the
second, 29 to 8. May 6, the first was rejected in the
House by a vote of 180 to 151 (not two-thirds,) and
the second, 118 to 181. In order to have become
part of the Constitution, these amendments must
have received the votes of a majority of the Sena-
tors and two-thirds of the Representatives, present
and voting, for two successive years, and then have
been submitted to the people and accepted.

The subject was then recommitted to the same
Committee, with instructions to consider the ex-
pediency of amending the Constitution in some
other way than that thus rejected by the House.
In the Senate, May 10, the Committee asked to be
discharged from the further consideration of the
subject, being unable to agree upon any plan.
This report was accepted, in the Senate, May 12,
in the House, May 13.

Single Representative Districts. — In the Senate,
May 14, a bill was introduced on leave, for the di-
vision of cities and large towns into single repre-
sentative districts, and referred. May 16, it was
reported back to the Senate. May 19, it was
ordered to a third reading, 16 to 5. May 20, it was
passed to be engrossed, 23 to 14. In the House,
May 24, the bill was referred to the next General
Court, 126 to 71 ; and was thus lost.

Removal of the Seat of Government from Boston.
— In the House, Feb. 28, it was ordered that a
Joint Special Committee (.Yo. 29,) be raised to con-
sider the expediency of removing the Seat of Gov-
ernment to some town in the interior of the Com-
monwealth. March IS, the Senate concurred in
this order. April 30, in the Senate the Committee
made a detailed report in favor of the proposed re-
nioval, and reported a " resolve concerning the

removal of the Seat of Government to some town
in the interior," providing for the appointment of
five commissioners to examine sites for a new seat
of Government, and to estimate the expense of
new public buildings. On the 19th of May, an
amendment to authorize the commissioners to fix
definitely the site of the New State House, was
rejected. Another amendment, to submit the ques-
tion of removal to the people at the November
election, was also rejected. An amendment, author-
izing the commissioners to inquire into the title of
the land on which the present State House stands
was adopted, and the resolve was ordered to a third
reading, 24 to 12. The next day, May 20, it was
ordered to be engrossed, 24 to 14.

In the House, May 23, the resolve as it passed
the Senate was ordered to a third reading, 131 to
109. But subsequently, during the same day, this
vote was reconsidered, 127 to 120, and the resolve
was laid on the table, 141 to 119. The next dav,
which was the last day of the session, a motion to
take it from the table was lost, 131 to 139, and
thus the resolve was lost.

Enlargement of the State House. — In the House,
May 10, the Committee on Public Buildings were
instructed to consider the expediency of providing
further accommodations for the State Library, and
for Committee rooms, and the expense thereof.

May 12, the Committee reported in favor of a
plan for the extension of the State House, by G. J.
F. Bryant, the main features of which are as
follows :

The extension to consist of a building measur-
ing 58 feet in length, and 41 feet 6 inches in width,
and to be four finished stories in height; to be
located immediately north of the one story portion
or hall of the building now containing the statue
of Washington, and to be attached to the north
wall of said hall, extending therefrom to Mt. Ver-
non street, and to be built in conformity with the
present structure. The lower or basement story of
the extension will be wholly above the surface of
the sidewalk in the street. The second or princi-
pal story will be on a level, and of uniform height
with the Rotunda or Doric Hall of the present
building ; will contain the Library, to be fitted with
alcoves, &c. The third story, tne floor of which
will be on a level with the lower part of the House
of Representatives, will contain two large Com-
mittee rooms, so arranged that they can be thrown
into one room for important hearings. The fourth
story is to be finished with four Committee rooms.
There will be one entrance to the extension from
Mount Vernon street, and another from the east
side of Doric Hall through an entry at the side of
two of the fire-proofs, east of the statue of Wash-
ington. An accurate estimate, prepared by me-
chanics of ability, of the cost of the proposed
extension, amounts to the sum of 515,000.

A resolve authorizing the Sergeant-at-Arms un-
der direction of a Committee of the legislature, to
cause an extension to the State House to be con-
structed in accordance with this plan, and appro-
priating gl5,000 to cover the expenses, was
reported at the same time, which was refused a
third reading. May 24, and thus rejected.

Gas in the State House. — The Representatives'
chamber has been for several vears lighted, in the
evening, with gas. In the Senate, Feb. 15. the
Sergeant-at-Arms was directed to cause the Senate
chamber to be lighted with gas. In the House,
Feb. 20, a similar order was passed with regard to
the Clerk's room. Feb. 21, a similar order with
regard to all the Committee rooms was submitted
and referred to the Committee on Public Expendi-
tures. In the Senate, Feb. 23, this Committee
reported an order for the introduction of gas into
the Committee rooms, and Secretary and Treas-
urer's offices, the expense not to exceed 51000,
which was rejected.

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Slavery — The joint special committee {No. 17,)
on this subject, reported a series of resolves, in
the Senate, March 28, which, after being variously
amended, were passed to be engrossed in the Sen-
ate, May 16, 33 to 5. In the House, May 23, they
were laid on the table, by the close vote of 167 to 165.

Personal Liberty. — The joint special committee
on slavery {No. 17,) reported in the Senate, March
28, a bill "in addition to the act [of 1843] for the
better security of personal liberty," extending the
authority to issue writs of habeas corpus to justices
of the peace, &c. In the Senate, May 21, this bill was
refused a third reading, 13 to 16, and thus rejected.

Inquiry whether the freedom of inhabitants^ has
been endangered. — The select committee of the
Senate {No. 4,) made a detailed report, April 22, of
the hearings and investigations had by them, and
reported t\vo bills, one " concerning calling out
the militia," vesting in the governor the sole
power to call out the" militia during any session of
the General Court or Executive Council in Boston,
or at any time when he is in Boston or in any
other city, instead of in the majors of such cities ;
the other " to punish disobedience to the laws by
public officers," extending the prohibitions of the
personal-liberty act of 1843 to all persons holding
any office under the statutes of the commonwealth,
under penalty of ^100, "to be recovered by indict-
ment or information, or by action of debt on the
part of any person choosing to sue for the same."
The report and bills were laid on the table, and
ordered to be printed; and no further action was
had with regard to them.

Anatomical Diagrams for Schools. In the

House, March 18, the Committee on Education
reported that the several petitioners that anatom-
ical diagrams be furnished by the State to the
schools have leave to withdraw. At the same time
a minority report was made in accordance with
their prayer. May 1, an amendment to substitute
for the former report a resolve authorizing each
district to be supplied with eight diagrams at 2oc.
each was rejected, and the report was accepted.
May 3, a motion to reconsider this vote was lost;
May 6, the report was also accepted in the Senate.

Exclusion from Public Schools. — In the Senate,
May 6, a bill was reported in these words : "No
applicant for admission to any of the public schools
in this commonwealth shall be excluded therefrom
on account of color or race," and was subsequently
passed throuah all its stages in that branch. In
the House, May 20, this bill was refused a third
reading, and thus rejected. May 22, a motion to
reconsider this vote was lost, 122 to 120.

School Districts. — In the Senate, April 22, a bill
was reported " to authorize school districts to raise
money for the support of schools," for a longer
time, and of a higher character than the towns of
which they are a part may be disposed to main-
tain, which passed through all its stages in that
branch. In the House, May 23, it was refused
engrossment, unanimously, and thus rejected.

Truant Children. — In the Senate, May 17, a bill
was reported, "in addition to an act concerning
truant children and absentees from school," au-
thorizing the commitment of such truants to the
houses of correction, jails, &c., in default of the
payment of the fine provided for in the existing
law. May 20, this bill was ordered to a third read-
ing, 23 to 3. May 22, it was passed to be engrossed.
In the House, May 23, it was refused a third read-
ing, and thus rejected.

State Reform School for Girls. — In the House,
March 5, was received the report of the Commis-
sioners, (William Appleton, Joseph H. Billings,
and George W. Campbell,) appointed the pre-
ceding year to consider the subject of a State Re-
form School for Girls. We give two extracts from
this report.

" There are two distinct grounds on which chil-

dren may be confined in such an institution.
First, — simply as a punishment, on conviction of
some ofl'ence known to the law, in which case, it
would seem that the term of confinement should
bear some relation to the gravity of the offence,
and the prisoner at the end of that term be dis-
charged; or secondly, — by virtue of the right of
the State to assume the guardianship of minors,
whose natural or actual guardians encourage or
permit them to pursue a course of life detrimental
or dangerous to society, in which case the mana-
gers of the institution should have the complete
power of guardians over the inmates, including
that of binding them as apprentices during minor-
ity. So great is the reluctance among us to pros-
ecute young girls for a first offence, or for any but
very grave offences, that commitments on the first
ground would probably be very few, and those of
the most incorrigible character. But it is esti-
mated that in Boston alone, there are three hun-
dred girls, under seventeen years of age, who on
the latter ground would be fit subjects for such an
establishment, and twelve hundred boys."

" It is therefore the impression of your commis-
sioners, that if any such action over female chil-
dren be assumed, it should be understood to be a
mere guardianship, or agency, to place them in
reputable families and under private domestic pro-
tectors, as soon as possible. They are aware that
these views differ from any which have been hith-
erto acted on, either in Europe or America ; but
they respectfully submit, that they are not there-
fore the less adapted to our state of society, the
less worthy of Massachusetts, nor the less likely
to promote the usefulness and the happiness of
her native or adopted children."

The subject was referred, and the Committee
reported in the Senate, May 17, that it be referred
to the next General Court. This report was ac-
cepted by both branches.

Aid to the Female Medical Education Society. — In
the Senate, April 3, a resolve was reported, allow-
ing ^5,000 from the State treasury to this society,
provided a like sum be obtained from individual
donations, which was rejected, 13 to 18, April 24.

Lotteries. — In the Senate, Jan. 21, 18ol, the Com-
mittee on the Judiciary were instructed to inquire
whether any further legislation be expedient to
prevent imposition on the public by means of lot-
teries, allusion being made to Gift Concerts, Art
Unions, &c. Feb. 21, the committee reported
that in their opinion the present statutes arc suf-
ficient, and that no further legislation is necessary
— which report was accepted.

Intoxicating Liquors. — In the House, April 8, a
bill was reported by a special committee {No. 7),
" regulating the sale of intoxicating liquors,"
absolutely prohibiting their sale by persons not
tavern or grocery keepers appointed by the munici-
pal authorities, except for medicinal or mechanical
purposes, under penalty of fine and imprisonment,
authorizing search under the warrant of any jus-
tice of the peace of premises where any three legal
voters affirm under oath they have reason to sus-
pect such liquors are kept or deposited intended
for sale, and prohibiting any person engaged in the
traffic from sitting on any jury. May 14, this bill
was ordered to a third reading, 103 to 68. May 21, it
was passed to be engrossed, 123 to 106. In the
Senate, May 23, however, it was indefinitely post-
poned, 23 to 13, and subsequently a reconsidera-
tion of this vote was refused.

Asylum for confirmed Inebriates. — The Joint
Special Committee {No. 16) on this subject, made
a detailed report in the Senate, April 14, accom-
panied by " resolves concerning an Asylum for
Inebriates." providing for the appointment of three
commissioners to consider the expediency of estab-
lishing such an asylum, to report a plan for its
organization and government, to suggest a loca-

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tion, and to estimate the cost; which were passed
in the Senate. In the House, May 19, they were
ordered to a. third reading, 6G to (il). May '2'i, they
were laid on the tahle. A suhscqiient motion to
reconsider this vote was Inst; and thus the re-
solves failed to receive the assent of the House.

Clamhlhui. — In the Senate, May 5, a iiill was in-
troduced " more effectually to prevent {^amblinf;,"
with very stringent provisions. May 17, it was
passed to be engrossed in the Senate. In the
House, May 22, the Committee to which it had
been referred, reported that it ought not to pass ;
and May 23, it was rejected.

Abolition of Capital Punishment. — The Special
Committee (A'o. 21,) on this subject, made a long
report to the House, April 24, accompanied by a
bill, providing as the punishment for treason,
murder, rape and arson, imprisonment for life, in-
stead of the death-penalty required by the existing
laws. May 19, this bill was refused a third reading,
97 to 172, and thus rejected.

Abolition of Police Courts. — A number of peti-
tions were presented for the abolition of the police
courts in Lowell, Newburyport, &c.. wliich were
referred to a joint special committee (No. 26,) which
reported in the Senate, May 24, that the petitioners
have leave to withdraw, which report was accepted
the same day by both Houses.

Bounty to Horticultural, and further bounty to
Agricultural Societies. — In the House, April 23, a
bill was reported, allowing from the State Treas-
ury to any Agricultural Society embracing a pop-
ulation of 510,000, 5200 annually, on a capital of
glOOO, andin the same proportion for a greater
capital, but not more than §600; and to any Hor-
ticultural Society covering not less territory than
a whole county, 5 100 annually on 51^'*^*^> ^"^^ ^"^
the same proportion for a greater capital, and re-
quiring annual returns from Horticultural Socie-
ties. May 19, this bill was refused a third reading,
and thus rejected.

State Board of AyricuHure. — In the House, April
4, a bill was reported " to establish a State Board of
Agriculture," to be composed of the Governor,
Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State ex
officio, and delegates from the various county agri-
cultural societies, to take the general supervision
of all matters relating to agriculture in the Com-
monwealth ; to receive, hold in trust, and ex-
ercise control over any donations or bequests from
private sources, made to advance agricultural edu-
cation ; appropriating one-fourth of the income of
the public lands, when the school fund shall have
reached ,51,000,000 and the Western Railroad Stock
Sinking Fund shall have reached §700,000, as an
agricultural fund, to be expended at the discretion
of the Legislature, for the encouragement and
support of institutions for instruction in the sci-
ence and practice of agriculture. INIay 12, this
bill was refused a third reading, and thus rejected.

Canada Thistle. — In the Senate, Feb. 1. the
Committee on Agriculture were instructed to con-
sider the expediency of providing by law for the
extinction and prevention of the further spread of
the Canada thistle within this State. March 2J. a
bill was reported to this effect, which was refused a
third reading, April 2, 6 to 12, and thus rejected.

Railroads — occupied the attention of the Legis-
lature largely, as usual. A number of laws were
passed incorporating new companies, and extend-
ing the privileges of old ones, as will be notiixd in
the abstracts of the Acts above. The general legis-
lation proposed with regard to them, however,
with some exceptions, {see Acts, Nos. 88, 102, 147,
317,) did not receive the support of majorities of
the Houses, and most bills of this kind failed.

In the House, Feb. 13, and Senate, Feb. 14, an
order was passed, directing the Railway Committee
to consider the expediency of providing by law tor
the establishment of a Board of Railway Commis-

sioners. April 19, in the Senate, a bill was re-
ported providing for the appointment by the Gov-
ernor, of three Commissioners for terms of three
years, one going out of office annually, whose du-
ties sliould be to visit and ins|)ect every railroad,
at least once a year, and also at any time when
requested by five stockholders; also to investigate
the causes of accidents immediately after their oc-
currence, and with authority to apply to the Su-
preme Cotirt for an injunction to restrain any rail-
road corporation from further proceeding, if they
think the safety of the public endangered. April
2'), it was ordered to a third reading, but subse-
quently this vote was reconsidered, 23 to 2. The
next day it was laid on the table, and it did not re-
ceive any further favorable action.

In the Senate, March :'), a bill was introduced
" concerning Railroad Corporations," providirig
that no Railroad Corporation shall hereafter begin
to build its road, till all its stock has been sub-
scribed by responsible parties, and ten per cent, of
the par value of each and every share has been
paid in ; also prohibiting the issue of shares at
less than their par value. March 7, this bill was
ordered to a third reading. March 10, it was
amended by substituting twenty for ten per cent.,
and passed to be engrossed. In the House, April
1, it was laid on the table, and received no further
favorable action, although its provisions were sep-
arately inserted in nearly all the bills concerning
railroad companies.

In the House, Feb. 24. a bill was reported
"concerning Railroad Corporations, and granting
charters for the same," containing a number of
provisions regulating the form and conditions of
applications for railroad charters, &c. April 1 was
assigned for its consideration. It was then taken
up and discussed for several days, when it was laid
on the table. May 23, it was taken up, and indefi-
nitelv postponed.

Inthe House, May 16, a bill requiring that all
railroad bridges should be so built as to leave a
space 6^ feet, in the clear, between the tops of all
cars and the bridges, was rejected, •5<S to 101. May
23, this vote was reconsidered, and the bill was
again rejected, 74 to 89.

"in the house May 16, another bill, requiring
that barriers shall be erected to prevent the cars
from running off bridges into the water, was also
rejected, 54 to 85.

"In the House, May 17, a bill was reported,
" relating to signs at Railroad Crossings," author-
izing the municipal authorities to cause such signs
to be removed at their discretion. May 20, this
bill was ordered to a third reading. May 21, it
was ordered to be engrossed. In the Senate, 3Iay
23, it was refused a third reading, and thus rejected.

In the Senate, May 19, a bill was introduced on
leave, and referred, '' concerning the manner of
voting at meetings of Railroad Corporations."
restricting the number of votes to be thrown by
any one individual at such meetings to thirty votes
when the capital is 5 100,000, or less, sixty votes
when it is §500,000, one hundred votes when it
is §1,500,000, and two hundred vote^ when it is
§3,000,000. It was reported back, and was passed to
be engrossed May 22. In the House, May 23, it
was laid on the table.

Iloosac Tunnel. — In the Senate, March 28, a bill
was reported, "to enable the Troy and Greenfield
Railroad to construct a tunnel through the Hoosac
^Mountain," authorizing the treasurer of the com-
monwealth to issue scrip in the name of the
commonwealth, for §2,000,000, payable to the
bearer in London, or in Boston, and bearing inter-
est of five percent, per annum, payable semiannu-
ally, if made payable in London, redeemable in
twenty years from date, or twenty-five years from
Oct. i, 1851. This scrip to be "delivered to the
Troy and Greenfield Railroad Corporation for the

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purpose of enabling that corporation to construct
a tunnel under and through the Hoosac Mountain,
between the "great bend" in Deerfield river in
the town of Florida and the village of North Ad-
ams, in instalments as follows : — §100,000 when
the Governor and Council were satisfied that suffi-
cient provision had been made for the completion
of the road except the tunnel, and that §300,000
had been spent thereon ; §100,000 scrip more when
§200,000 more has been expended ; §100,000 scrip
more when §200,000 more has been expended ;
§150,000 scrip more when §300,000 more has been
expended; § 150,000 scrip more when §300,000 more
has been expended; and the residue of scrip when
the whole road is completed except the tunnel.
On the receipt of scrip b)' the corporation, ten per
cent, on its amount to be paid into a sinking fund,
and when the road is open for use, §50,000 annu-
ally to be added to this fund. The corporation to
give the State as security a mortgage of its entire
road, income, franchise, and property ; also all its
interest in the Southern Vermont Railroad, and a
guaranty from tlie Vermont and Massachusetts
Railroad Corporation, secured by a like mortgage
on that road. April 12, this bill was ordered to a
third reading, 21 to 11. April 17, it was passed
to be engrossed, 23 to 11. In the House, May 13,
after an amendment referring the matter to the
people had been rejected, 123 to 178, the bill was
refused a third reading, 108 to 237, and thus re-
jected. May 16, a motion to reconsider this vote
for the purpose of amending the bill, was lost.

Aid to the European and North American Rail-
way in Maine. — The joint special committee to
whom this subject was referred, reported in the
House, May 22, that it behoves the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts to aftbrd some counte-
nance to this enterprise, on account of therelations
of the railway to her commercial interests, and be-
cause she is the proprietor of so considerable a
part of the soil of Maine ; but not considering it
expedient to engage thereto, as proposed at first,
a portion of the proceeds of the public lands in
Maine, they reported a bill granting a loan of the
State credit to the amount of §500,000, in scrip, re-
deemable in twenty years from Jan. 1, 1852, bearing
interest five /le^ cent, a year, payable semiannually,
under guaranties to guard against the possibility
of loss to the commonwealth ; the scrip to be
delivered in instalments when §1,000,000 is sub-
scribed to the company, half of that paid in, and
the State of Maine has advanced §500,000. May
24, this bill was referred to the next General Court.

Privileges of Expressmen — In the House, April
21, a bill was'reported, "regulating the privileges
of expressmen on railroads," prohibiting railroad
corporations from aflFording exclusive or special
privileges to any expressman except under gen-
eral rules. May 10, this bill was recommitted.
May 23, the committee reported that it be referred
to the next General Court ; which report vfas
accepted by both branches.

Banks and Bankinc/. — The special and general
laws connected with banks and banking, which
were passed by the Legislature, are noticed above
in the Abstracts of the Acts. In the House, March
14, a bill was reported " concerning banks and
banking," providing for annual and bi-monthly
returns from the cashiers of all banks ; that the
rate of interest on future loans for the use of the
Commonwealth, shall not exceed Qi per cent. ; pro-
hibiting banks from borrowing money or paying
interest on debts due ; that no dividends be declared
unless earned in the preceding six months, or
unless the bank has sufficient surplus exclusive of
doubtful debts; that the stockholders atmually
appoint investigating committees ; that of the
directors of Boston Banks not more than one-third
need be residents of the city, provided a majority
be residents or persons doing business in the city ;

that no bank receive or pay bills except at its own
.counter ; the general penalty for neglect of any of
these provisions being §1000. April 9, this bill was
refused a third reading, 74 to 92, anxi thus rejected.
April 12, a motion to reconsider this vote was lost.

In the Senate, March 25, the Special Committee
(A'b. 1,) reported a bill "concerning banks' and
usury," prohibiting banks from issuing paper
money when they have not on hand 20 per cent, of
their capital in specie ; from loaning more than 5
per cent, of their capital to one person ; from issu-
ing bills of a less denomination than §3 after July 1,
1861, §6 after January 1, 1852, §8 after April 1,
1852, §11 after April 1, 1853; and from receivings
per centage as exchange in addition to interest on
any loan. It also provided that all usurious con-
tracts should be void, and money paid thereon be
refunded, and that in actions relating to usury, each
party might use the other as witnesses. May 22, this
bill was refused a third reading, and thus rejected.

Increase of Bank Capital. — It will be seen by
reference to the acts passed, that quite a number
of banks were authorized to increase their capitals.
All those which applied were not so successful. In
the House, April 15, the bill to increase the capital
stock of the Grocers' Bank was refused a third read-
ing, 80 to 95, and thus rejected. April 23, this vote
was reconsidered, and the bill was ordered to a third
reading, 134 to 112. May 7, the bill was refused,
engrossment, 68 to 88, and thus again rejected.
May 10, a motion to reconsider this vote was lost,
70 to 97. In the Senate, May 14, the bill to increase
the capital stock of the Eagle Bank, which had
passed the House, was rejected. May 22, the bill
to increase the capital stock of the Hampden Bank,
which had also passed the House, was rejected.

Alterations in Towns, ^c. — One new town was
incorporated, one town was made a city, and boun-
daries were altered in several instances, a.s may be
seen in the lists of acts passed. [See Acts, Nos.
250, 296 ; 8, 54, 192, 265, 293, 323.] There were
some other propositions of the same kind which
were not carried out. In the House, May 15, a bill
to incorporate the town of Hamburg, at Chester
Village, from parts of the five towns of Chester,
Montgomery, Blandford, Russell, andNorwich, was
indefinitely postponed; two bills to incorporate the
two towns of Sippican and Mattapoiset from parts
of Rochester, which had passed the Senate, were
rejected ; and a bill to annex Charlestown Poor
Farm in Maiden to Charlestown, proposed as an
amendment to the reference of the matter to the
next General Court, was rejected, and that reference
was adopted. May 17, a reconsideration of this
last vote was refused, 100 to 50. May 21, the bill
to annex a part of North Brookfield to Brookfield,
which had passed the Senate, was rejected. May
22, the bill to annex part of Dedham to Walpole,
which had passed the Senate, was rejected, 61 to 86.

Formation of a New County. — A large number
of petitions for and against the establishment of a
new county from parts of Worcester and Middlesex,
were presented and referred to a special committee,
{No. 27,) who reported in the Senate, May 7, that
the subject be referred to the next General Court.
This report was accepted. In the House, May 12,
a motion to reconsider its acceptance was lost.

Rhode Island Boimdary. — In the House, April 1,
a message was received from the Governor, trans-
mitting the report of the Commissioners appointed
under the Resolves of May 10, 1848, "concerning
the boundary line between the States of Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island." From this report it
appears that the effort so often renewed to settle
the line between Massachusetts and Rhode Island
has failed. The Governor was authorized by the
resolves, if the line was not ratified before May 1,
1849, to institute such process as he might deem
proper in the Supreme Court of the United States
for a final adjudication. Gov. Boutwell remarked

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in his message that if there should be no legislation
on the subject duritig the session, he should con-
sider it his duty to institute such process as may
lead to a judicial decision, and that he could not
advise any further delay. The Committee (iVo. 34,)
to whom these communications were referred, re-
ported in the Senate, April 2i), that it is inexpedi-
ent to legislate on the subject at present, and this
report was accepted in the Senate, April 30, and in
the House, May 2.

FllUncj of Flats. — In the Senate, May 3, a bill
was reported, "to authorize the Boston Wharf
Company to complete and maintain their wharf,"
authorizing an extension thereof of 150 feet. May
7, it was passed to be engrossed. In the House,
May 20, it was refused a third reading, and thus
rejected ; but. May 22, this vote was reconsidered,
the bill was ordered to a third reading, 144 to 99,
and under a suspension of the rules by u vote of
160 to 48, was forthwith passed to be engrossed.
May 23, it was passed to be enacted in tVie House,
and May 24, in the Senate. The same day the
Governor returned it to the Senate, the branch in
which it orie:innted, with a message, stating that
he entertained objections to its passage, and con-
sequently withheld his approval, because the bill
contemplated not only a grant of flats, the prop-
erty of the Commonwealth, to the company, but
necessarily implied " the extension of this grant,
along a line of more than 3000 feet towards South
Boston, thus involving a surrender of about 500,-
000 feet of flats, in which the State has a valuable,
vendible interest. If this portion of the public do-
main, over which the tide now ebbs and flows, is
to be converted into land, it seems just that the
proceeds should be applied to the improvement of
the harbor, or in some other way made serviceable
to the commerce of the State, in which all the
people are interested. But I am induced to with-
hold my assent to this bill, by a consideration
more important than any to which I have referred
— the preservation of the harbor of Boston. Its
main channel has diminished several hundred feet
in width, and from three to five in depth, within
thirty years, and vessels of a large class have re-
cently grounded at low tide. Scientific and practical
men may difi'er as to the cause, but the fact of a
gradual and fearful shoaling of the water is cer-
tain. This result may be traced to a variety of
causes, some more important than others; but I
cannot doubt that a serious one is the conversion
of large tracts of marshes and flats, over which
the tide once flowed, into solid land." The Senate,
in accordance with the Constitution, proceeded to
reconsider the bill ; but two-thirds did not agree to
pass it, notwithstanding the Governor's objections.
But three Senators voted in its favor, viz., Messrs.
Bigelow, Daniels, and Seaver.

In the Senate. May 8, a bill was reported, to
" establish the Eastern Avenue Corporation," au-
thorizing the construction of a pile bridge, 40 feet
wide, with draws, from the foot of Summer Street
in Boston, across Fore Point Channel, to the " ex-
treme line of solid filling," established hy the Com-
missioners of 1859, and an " ave/iue" thence, to be
a solid structure 100 feet wide, for a street and side-
walks, with draws and sluiceways, to L street. South
Boston ; also the construction of a sea-wall along
the Commissioners' Line ; the bridge, street, and
avenue to be open for free travel to the public,
without toll, and to be completed in five years.
May 20, this bill was ordered to a third reading, 20
to 10. May 22, it was passed to be engrossed, 29
to 9. In the Hovise, May 23, it was ordered to a third
reading, 133 to 72. May 24, it was ordered to be
engrossed. The same day it was passed to be en-
acted by both Houses, and was submitted to the
Governor for his approval, ile returned it to the
Senate, where it originated, with his objections, be-
ing unwilling to give his assent to its passage.

The effect of the proposed structures, he said,
would be to enclose and partially separate from
the harbor, a large tract of flats, the property
either of riparian owners or the Commonwealth.
" By the operation of natural laws this basin
would finally become unfit for commercial pur-
poses, and in time would be above the flood of the
tide. A large portion of these flats are the prop-
erty of the State, subject only to the right of the
shore owners to pass over them," Ijut the natu-
ral accretion by deposit would ultimately extend
the rights of the riparian owners to the solid struc-
ture, " and thus ultimately convert valuable public
interests to private use, without any compensation
whatever." The interest of the State in the lands
enclosed in the basin, is estimated to extend to
several thousand feet. Another objection to the
bill was that it contained no provision for the com-
pensation of the owners of the wharves, which
would be deteriorated in value by effects of the
structures. The message concludes, " It is likely
that another avenue to South Boston may at some
future time be constructed, but it should have re-
siard to the rights of individuals, the rights of the
Commonwealth, and above all, to the safety of the
harbor. The bill to which I have made these ob-
jections, appears to me to be essentially defective
in all these particulars." The Senate proceeded to
reconsider the bill, but two-thirds did not agree to
pass it, notwithstanding the Governor's objections.
The vote was 7 in favor to 15 against.

In the Senate, May 19, a bill was reported to
•■' authorize the City of Charlestown to fill up cer-
tain flats in Mystic lliver," authorizing the city
and other proprietois of certain described flats to
fill them up, under the name of the Mystic River
(Corporation, with a capital of ^200, 000, the filling
to be begun within three years, and completed
vv-ithin eight. The bill was reported by a minority
of the Committee, the majority report being ad-
verse to the project. May 21, a motion to refer
the matter to the next General Court was lost, 25
to 10; the majority report was amended by the
substitution of the bill, 22 to 13, and it was ordered
to a third reading. May 22, it was passed to be
engrossed, 25 to 9. In the House, May 23, it was
ordered to a third reading, and under a suspen-
sion of the rules by a vote of 112 to 42, was passed
to be engrossed, and a motion to reconsider this
vote was lost. May 24, the question being on its
final passage, the Governor having already vetoed
two bills of a somewhat kindred nature, a motion
was made for its indefinite postponement, which,
after debate, was cut off by the application of
the previous question, and it was passed to be
enacted, 52 to 14. In the Senate, however, the
question being on its final passage, it was rejected,
8 to 13, and a recon'^ideration of this vote was
refused, 7 to 12. So the bill was lost.

In the Senate, Mav 13, a bill was reported " to
incorporate the Suff'olk "Wharf Company." May
14, it was ordered to a third reading. May 15, it
was passed to be engrossed. In the House, May
22, it was laid on the table, and several subsequent
motions to take it up were lost.

Alien Passeiir/irs. — During 18)0, 1,007 vessels,
(213 American, 786 English 6 Swedish, 1 Prus-
sian, 1 Russian,) arrived at ports in Massachusetts,
bringing 30,075 alien passengers.

Arsenal and Arms. — The military property
belonging to the State, March 14, 1851, was report-
ed as follows : — Cannon bronze, 12-pounders. 3;
9-pounders, 2; 6-pounders, 12; 24-pounder5,
2 (howitzers); 12-pounders, 4 (fifld); iron, 32
pounders, 2; 9-pounder. 1 ; 6-pounders, 2 ; eprou-
vettes, 2; muskets, 8,45'>; pistols, 197; rifles,
Holfs Patent, 330; common, 892. Whole numbfr
of cannon issued and in use, 40 ; muskets, 3,909 ;
rifles, 51'2.

Charles River and War>-en Bndges. — Number of

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

vessels that passed the draw of Charles River
Bridge, upwards, in 18q0, 2,954, of which 2,48a
passed the draw of Warren Bridge. Expenses of
the bridges, in 18.50, §7,032.90.

Children siqiported at the ptiblic charge. — The
number of children under fourteen years of age
supported at the public charge for 1850, was 3,664,
of which 2,158 were boys and 1,50G girls.

Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Hartford, Ct. — Num-
ber of pupils, beneficiaries of Massachusetts, in
1850, 74. Expense to the Commonwealth, ^8,205.58.

Discharged Convicts. — The State Agent for
discharged convicts reports that of the 118 persons
discharged from the State Prison during the year
ending Sept. 30, 1850, 114 claimed his attention.
50 were assisted to leave the city. About 25 ap-
plications were for board, clothing and employment,
9 for employment alone, 18 for clothing alone, 12
for board and clothing ; 28 were furnished with
board, and 12 with tools. " All received the best
advice in the power of the agent to give, and the
assistance as tar as possible which the unnumbered
wants of men so circumstanced demanded."

Indians. — The expenditures by the Treasurer for
the Marshpee Indians, in 1850, for their benefit,
amounted to §1,286.32. The Commonwealth paid
§689.40 of this, the rest was received from rents of
land, sales of permits to catch trout. &c. The ex-
penditures for the Herring Pond Indians in 1850,
were §537.20.

Land Office Accounts. — Acres of land sold in
Maine, in 1850, 332.331 ; amount received therefor,
and for timber, in cash, §56,169.98 ; in notes, with
interest, §1.50,148.96.

Militia. — Number of enrolled militia in Massa-
chusetts, 1850, 110,050, being 12,8.50 increase from
the preceding year. Number of active militia, 4,791,
of which 41 are included under a;eneral staff, 158
cavalry, 1,106 artillery, 2,940 light infantry, 346
riflemen, 200 regimental bands.

Receipts and Expenditures of the Commomcealth.
— The whole ordinary revenue of Massachusetts
for 18-50 was §492,810.64, received from the follow-
ing sources : bank tax, §354,742.22; auction tax,
§12,958.93; alien passengers (eightmonths), §35,-
136.08; attorney of Suffolk county, §4,131.80;
balances of alien estates, §251.54 ; hawkers' and
pedlars' licenses, §2,082.00 ; interest, &c.,§ 2,891.-
89; dividends on 10,000 Western Railroad shares,
§80,000.00; over-payments refunded, §371.93;
miscellaneous, &c., §244.25.

The ordinary expenditures, in 1850, were §566,-
055.54, the principal items being ; council, §4,918.-
00 ; legislature, §90,912.00; salaries, §76,108.66;
state house, fuel, repairs, furniture, &c., §6,001.42;
stationery, §2,2.55.40 ; state library (two years),
§600.00 ; newspapers and advertising, §3.847.32 ;
state printing, §19,465.05; postage, §626.43;
legislative journals, §1,347.00; sheriffs, for dis-
tributing documents, ikn., §926.58; contingent
expenses of legislature, §1,000.00; international ex-
changes, §300.00 ; copying documents in London,
§340.25; commissioners, viz.: bank, §3,668 60;
Rhode Island boundary, §527.69 ; Boston Harbor,
§1,788.10: railroad crossings, §500.00; Boston
Corner, §50.00 ; public property, §630.80 ; public
lands, §875.46; Herring Pond Indians, §430.00;
amounting in all to §8,470.65 ; legal counsel, (Hon.
John Davis,) §1,500.00; bountvto agricultural so-
cieties,§7,450. 00 ; asylum for bfind, §14,000; school
for idiots, §2,500.00 ; asylum for deaf and dumb,
§8,205.58; eye and ear infirmary, §7,000 00; state
lunatic hospital, §3.200.00; state paupers, §110,319.-
70; Indians, §1,945.65; coroners" inquests, §2,773.-
44; pensioners, §1.552.67 ; Adjutant and Quarter
Master General's Department, §3,000.00 ; militia
bounty, §22,552.50 ; State reform school, §22,600 ;
interest on loans, §58,082.65. Actual deficit for
the year 1850, §.59,190.78.

Registries of Deeds. — Number of deeds recorded,

at the various offices, in 1850, 41,660; other in-
struments, 7,620. Fees received by the registers,
for deeds, §19,499.52; for other instruments, §4,-
299 80. Number of legal pages covered, 140,221.

Schools. — The school fund amounted, Dec. 1,
18.50, to §958,921.19, of which §740,361.46 is pro-
ductive, and so invested as to yield an annual rev-
enue of about §40,000. The charges for educa-
tional purposes on the proceeds of sales of land in
18-50 were §25,668.61. June 7, 18-50, the executor
of the late Henry Todd of Boston, paid into the
hands of the treasurer of the commonwealth §10,-
797.72, the amount of his bequest in aid of the
Normal Schools.

The number of school districts in the 321 towns
of the State, Jan. 1, 1851, was 2,818; number of
schools (public), 3,878. Number of persons be-
tween 5 and 15 years of age, 193,232; of scholars
in summer, 176,344 ; in winter, 194,403. Average
attendance in summer, 128,815 ; in winter, 149,609.
Number of teachers in summer, male, 325, female,
3,801, total 4,126; in winter, male, 2,117, female,
2,187, total 4,304. Number of different persons em-
ployed as teachers during the year, male 2,167,
female 4,568, total 6,735. Average duration of
schools, 7 months 12 days. Average wages of
teachers, per month, including board, males, §34.-
89; females, §14.42. Amount of money raised by
taxes by the towns, for support of schools, §864,-
667. 85. Amount of voluntary contributions, §34,-
704.31. Aggregate expended on public schools,
for wages, fuel and superintendence, §958,501.33.
Amount raised by taxes for the education of each.
child in the State between 5 and 15 years, per
child, §4.52 ; amount reqxnred by laio to be raised,
only §1.50. Number of incorporated academies
returned to board of education, 67 ; scholars there-
in, 3,717; paid for tuition therein, §57,444.30.
Number of private schools returned, 845 ; scholars
therein, 19,534 ; paid for tuition therein, §261,241.-
92. Amount expended on public and private
schools and academies, exclusive of cost of repair-
ing and erecting school edifices, §1,277,187-55.

State Library.— F aid for books in 1850, §561.75.
Received by purchase in 1850, 187 volumes ; by
exchange through State department, (laws, jour-
nals, &c., of the United States and of other States)
127 vols., 22 pamphlets ; by donation, 15 vols., 12
pamphlets ; by international exchange, 52 vols., 2
pamphlets ; from other sources, 23 vols. Whole
number of volumes added in 1850, 364; of pam-
phlets, 36. Books lost in 1850, 2; recovered in
1850, before reported as lost, 1.

State Lunatic Hospital. — The number of patients,
Dec. 1, 1850, was 441 ; admitted during the pre-
ceding year, 241; discharged, 229. Of the 441,
State paupers, 181 ; foreigners, 169. Rate of
board established for 1850 and 1851, §2.25 per
week. Of those discharged 125 were recovered,
15 improved, 28 incurable and harmless, 4 incur-
able and dangerous, and 57 died. The Hospital
has been in operation 18 years, in which time 3,598
patients have been admitted, 366 have died, 6 have
eloped; 1,691 have been discharged, recovered,
456 improved, 648 7iot improved, mostly incurable.
Current expenses for 18 years, §-544,967.52, aver-
aging §118.75 annually for each patient.

State Prison. — During the year ending Sept. 30,
1850, 221 convicts were received, and 130 discharg-
ed, viz.: 108 by expiration of sentence, 10 by remis-
sion of sentence, 3 by removal to State Lunatic
Hospital, 3 escaped, 3 died. Number in prison
Sept. 30, 18.50, 440.

State Reform School, Westboro' . — During the
year ending Nov. 30, 1850, 418 boys enjoyed the
benefits of this institution; 108 were admitted, and
94 discharged ; average number, 309.

WestiTn Railroad Sinking Fund. — The value of
this fund, Dec. 31, 1850. was §620,320.73; value
Dec. 31, 1849, §541,841.00.

GOVERNORS OF MASSACHUSETTS.

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GOVERNORS OF MASSACHUSETTS.

In our first volume, we gave a coinplote list of the Governors of Massachusetts, from 1620 to 1847,
with a brief sketch of Gov. Carver. In the second, we p;ave sketches of the Governors under the
first Charter, which were continued in the third, fourth and fifth volumes. We shall continue in
this and future volumes, brief sketches of each, in chronoloc;ical order. We give also /wc similes of
their autop;raphs, faithfully taken, by N. B. ShurtlefT, jM. D., from original documents. In pre-
paring the following notices, we have drawn chiefly our materials from the Biographical Works of
Thacher, Allen and Herring, and the "American Whig Review."

ELBRIDGE GERRY

Was born at Marblehead, Mass., 17th July, 1744.
After receiving the rudiments of education at the
common town schools, he entered Harvard College
before he had completed his 14th year, and received
its first honors in 1762.

He devoted himself for several years to commer-
cial pursuits. Being a member of the legislature
in 1772, he was appointed on the important com-
mittee of inquiry and correspondence. The pro- j
vincial Congress of 177o appointed him on the
Committee of Public Safety and Supplies. The
Committee had been in session at Menotomy, then
a part of Cambridge. Mr. Gerry and Col. Orne \

were in bed, when the approach of the British
troops induced them to flee, half dressed, to a neigh-
boring cornfield, where they remained, while the
troops searched every apartment of the house in
order to find them. In 1776, he was sent to the
Continental Congress, and continued at times a
member till 178-5. He was a member of the Con-
vention which framed the present Constitution of
the United States. He was a member of Congress
four years. In 1797, he was appointed a minister to
the French Republic. He was Governor of Mass.,
1810, 1811. March 4, 1813, he was inaugurated
Vice-President of the United States. He died,
1814, aged 70.

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JOHN BROOKS

Was born in the town of Medford, Mass., in the
year 17'52. His family had been established in this
place from the earliest settlement of the country,
employed from one generation to another, in the
cultivation of the soil. The father of Governor
Brooks was a respectable farmer, and he himself
passed the early part of his life in the usual occu-
pations of village husbandry. The circumstances
of the family prevented his acquiring an academi-
cal education ; but he attained in the school of
Medford, sufficient knowledge of the learned lan-
guages to enable him to engage to advantage in the
study of medicine, — the profession of his choice.

While at school in Medford, the celebrated Count
Rumford, a native of the neighboring town of
Woburn, was his associate and friend; and the
intimacy then formed was kept up by correspond-
ence, till the death of that distinguished philoso-
pher and friend of man.

Having completed his medical studies, he estab-
lished himself in the practice of his profession in
the adjacent town of Reading, and there he was
found at the commencement of the revolutionary
war. A company of minute-men was raised in the
town of Reading, and young Brooks, a stranger,
just established in the town, and but 23 years
of age, was chosen its commander. He was inde-
fatigable in drilling and disciplining the men, and
prepared himself for this duty by carefully observ-
ing the military trainings of the British soldiery
in Boston. In the organization of the army.

which immediately took place. Brooks was ap-
pointed a Major in Col. Bridge's regiment.

In the campaign of 1777, Major Brooks was ad-
vanced to the rank of Lieut. Colonel, and attached
to the 8th regiment of Mass. tr.-ops, recruited prin-
cipally by himself. Col M. Jackson, of this regi-
ment, having been severely wounded in 1776, the
command of the field devolved principally upon
Lt. Col. Brooks during the campaigns of 1777 and
1778, and till he was promoted to the command of
the 7th regiment, with the rank of Colonel, on the
death of Col. Alden, in 1779.

When the British army retreated from Phila-
delphia, in the spring of 1778. Washington left
his encampment at Valley Forge, and marched on
its rear. At Monmouth, the two armies came in
conflict, and Col. Brooks, as adjutant-general to
General Lee, performed a very conspicuous part
in the events of that important day. After the
troops had again taken post on the banks of the
Hudson, Col. Brooks was employed under Baron
Steuben as inspector of discipline, and rendered
valuable services. In these various positions of
duty, he acquired the confidenceof Washington and
established a high reputation as a military offi-
cer. Col. Brooks, like most of his brethren in
arms, retired in poverty from the service of his
country. He immediately resumed the practice of
his laborious profession in Medford and the neigh-
boring towns. The kindness of his heart, and the
gentleness of his manners, procured him the love
and confidence of all around him.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Immediately after the close of the war, he was
appointed Major General of the 3d division of the
Mass. Militia. He was frequently chosen a repre-
sentative of the General Court of the Common-
wealth. He was delegate to the Convention of
1788, by which the Constitution of the United
States was adopted. He was for several years a
senator for the county of Middlesex, and a member
of the E.xecutive Council.

During the administration of Governor Strong,
he was appointed Adjutant General of the Cotn-
monwealth of Mass., and on his retirement from
the chief magistracy, was called to the chair of the

state, which he filled with dignity and ability from
1S16 to 1822.

After his voluntary retirement from tlie chair of
state. Gov. Brooks still continued to serve the
community in various important capacities, and to
manifest his sympathy in the public spirited
objects which were presented for his approbation.

On the 11th of February, 182.5, he a. tended the
funeral of his revolutionary associate and suc-
cessor, Gov. Eustis. He died March 2, 182o, aged
73, leaving an only surviving child, Lt. Col. A. S.
Brooks of the United States armv.

WILLIAM EUSTIS

Was the second son of Benjamin and Elizabeth
Eustis, Boston. He was born on the 10th of June,
1753. At the age of 14 he entered Harvard College,
where he was distinguished as a good classical
scholar, and graduated with honor in 1772. After
his graduation at college he commenced the study
of medicine in Boston under Dr. Joseph Warren,
the revolutionary patriot.

At the commencement of the glorious struggle
between the mother country and her colonies, Mr.
Eustis was a student. On the 19th of April, 1775,
the day of the battle of Lexington, an express ar-
rived in Boston communicating the intelligence;
on which occasion Gen. Warren mounted his horse,
called Mr. Eustis, and directed him to take care of
the patients during his absence, and departed for
the scene of action. About one o'clock on the
same day Dr. Eustis rode to Lexington and Con-
cord, where he liad an opportunity of dressing the
wounds received by some of our militia from the
fire of the British. Gen. Warren proposed to him
that he should receive the appointment of surgeon
to one of the regiments of the American army,
observing that he had seen more practice than
most of the gentlemen from the country. He was
accordingly appointed surgeon of the Regiment of
Artillery, then at Cambridge. From thence he
removed with the army to New York, and soon
after received the appointment of hospital surgeon.
He was subsequently offered a commission in the
line of the army as Lieut. Colonel of Artillery, by
Gen. Knox, but he preferred the medical depart-
ment, where he might improve his mind in the
knowledge of his profession. In 1777, and during
most of the war, Dr. Eustis occupied as a hospital

a spacious house and outbuildings belonging to Col.
Robinson, a royalist who had joined the British,
situated on the Hudson river, opposite to West
Point.

In all the duties pertaining to his office Dr.
Eustis was found faithful, humane and indefatiga-
ble. His urbanity and social qualities rendered him
popular. When the number of the medical staff
was reduced by anew arrangement by order of Con-
gress, he was among those who were selected to
remain in service ; and in March, 1783, he was pres-
ent at the meeting of the officers at Newburg, called
by Washington in consequence of the excitement
occasioned by theinflammatory anonymous letters.

At the termination of the revolutionary war, Dr.
Eustis commenced his professional labors in
the town of Boston. In 1788, he was a member of
the General Court for Boston, where he was on
many committees, and took a conspicuous part in
the debates during six or seven years in succession,
pursuing still his professional calls and duties in
town. During the administration of Gov. Sullivan
he was chosen a member of the Executive Council.
In 1800 he was elected member of Congress for
Suffolk district. He was an ardent supporter of
the administration of President Madison. It was
under this administration that he was appointed
Secretary of War. In 1815 he was appointed Am-
bassador to Holland. In 1821 he was elected
member of Congress for Norfolk district, which he
continued to represent with ability for four succes-
sive sessions. In 1823 he was elected Governor of
Massachusetts.

He died after a short illness in Boston, during
his attendance on the General Court in their ses-
sion in February, 1825, in the 72d year of his age.

LEVI LINCOLN

Was born in Worcester, Mass., October 25, 1782.
He graduated at Harvard College in 1802, and
immediately commenced the study of law. He
commenced as an attorney in Worcester in 1805.
He soon distinguished himself as a lawyer, and
was regarded as at the head of hia profession in
Worcester County.

In 1812 he was elected to the State Senate. In
1814, 1815, and 1816, he was a member of the
House of Mass. Representatives from Worcester.
In 1822 he was again chosen Representative by the
people of his native town, and elected Speaker of
the House ; and on the following year he was elect-
ed Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth. In
1824 he was appointed one of the Judges of the
Supreme Court of Massacluisetts, b\it was soon re-

moved from the bench by the voice of the people
and placed in the chair of state. He was elected
Governor in 1825, and continued in this highly
responsible office till 1834. In 1835 he was elected
member of Congress, and continued till 1841. In
1842 he was appointed Collector for the Port of
Boston. In 1845, after a period of 33 years, he
was again elected a member of the State Senate,
for Worcester County, and chosen its President.
He has been twice elector of President and Vice
President of the United States, and has been
honored with numerous other responsible trusts,
which the historian will find detailed upon the
pages of the State and United States Records, and
in the journals of our most useful public institu-
tions.
To speak of the public life of Gov. Lincoln would

GOVERNORS OF MASSACHUSETTS.

47

require a line of investigation and a course of
remark not suited to the limits and objects of our
work. But few men have served the public so long

and so well. Biit few men have blended more
happily true dipiiily and courtesy of manners with
the performance of public duties than Gov. Lincoln.

JOHN DAVIS

Was born at Northboro', Mass., Jan. 13, 17S7.
He graduated at Yale College, in 1812, and pre-
pared for the profession of law. He commenced
practice as an attorney in the town of Worcester,
and soon commanded the confidence and esteem of
the people by his plain common sense and sterling
integrity. He was not only regarded as an able
lawyer, but as the faithful friend ; — and while he
responded to numerous calls for professional ad-
vice— he was invariably true to the higher duties
of the citizen and of the man.

In 182o he was elected member of Congress, and
continued five successive Congresses. In 1834 he
was elected governor of Massachusetts, and again
in 1835. In 1835 he was chosen United States Sen-
ator. In 1841 he was again elected Governor, and
continued to hold the office till 1843. On the death
of Senator Bates, he was again returned to the

United States Senate, for the residue of his term,
at the expiration of \-hich he was elected for the
term to expire in 1853.

Gov. Davis has ever manifested a livfly interest
in the literary and scientific associations of the
Commonwealth. He has been an active and effi-
cient member of the American Antiquarian Society,
Yv'orcester, of which, he is at the present time,
the first Vice President; and he is a member of
the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

It is not within our province to speak of the pub-
lic acts of Gov. Davis, for these will be noticed
and recorded by the future historian. He is a
gentlemen of great sincerity of motive, and averse
to useless parade and public notoriety. He is
happy in being useful to his fellow citizens, and
his pride consists in having always acted from the
noblest purposes, with a proper self-respect, and
for the good of others.

^^T^it^c/^zx/rJi^ Ccj^^^f^-'OO

EDWARD EVERETT

Was born in Dorchester, Norfolk County, Mass.
in April, 1794. He received a greater part of his
schooling at the public schools of Dorchester and
Boston, to which town the family removed after
his father's death. He attended, for about a year,
a private school in Boston, kept by the late Hon.
Ezekiel Webster, brother of Daniel Webster. He
passed the two last terms of the year preceding
his entrance into College, at the Academy at Exe-
ter, N. H. He entered Harvard College in 1807,
when he was a few months more than 13 years old,
and graduated with the highest honors, in 1811.

Although he was inclined to prepare for the pro-
fession of the law, he was persuaded by President
Kirkland, to turn his attention to the study of
divinity. He spent two years in preparing for the
ministry, and in 1813 was settled as the pastor of
Brattle Street Church, Boston.

In 1814 a professorship of Greek Literature was
established at Cambridge, and Mr. Everett was in-
vited to accept an appointment as the first pro-
fessor. This proposal was rendered more tempting
by permission to visit Europe, with a view to re-
cruit his impaired health. He was inducted into
office in the spring of 1815, and i before he had at-
tained the age of twenty one years.

Before commencing his duties at Cambridge,
Mr. Everett embarked at Boston for Liverpool, in
one of the first ships that sailed after the peace.
From London he went by the way of Holland, to
GOttingen, the seat of a University at that time
the most famous in Germany, where he remained
more than two years. The winter of 1817-'I8, he
passed in Paris, devoted to the studies subsidiary
to his department, and especially tolhe acquisition
of the Romaic, as a preparation for a tour in mod-
ern Greece. In the spring of 1818, he went from
Paris to London, passed a few weeks at Cambridge
and Oxford, and made the usual tour tiirough
Wales, the Lake country and Scotland. In the
autumn of 1818, in company with the late General
Lyman of Boston, he commenced an extensive

tour in the east of Europe. After an absence of
four and a half years, he returned to the United
States, and entered at once with diligence upon
the duties of the professorship at Cambridge.

Up to the year 1824, Mr. Everett had taken no
active interest in politics. In this year, the late Mr.
Fuller, who had represented the Middlesex district
in Congress for eight years, declined a reiMection.

Under these circumstances, and without having
been himself previously consulted on the subject,
his name was brought forward at a volunteer con-
vention of the young men of the district. The
nomination was received with great favor, and he
was elected by a handsome majority over the regu-
lar candidate. He was reelected four times suc-
cessively, by large majorities. On reference to the
transactions of the ten sessions for which he was a
member, it will be found that he took part in
almost every debate of importance. He served on
several important Committees, with signal ability.

In the autumn of 1834, Mr. Everett had an-
nounced his intention of retiring from Congress.
In the winter of 1835, he was nominated as a can-
didate for Governor of Massachusetts, and he was
chosen in the autumn of that year. He held the
office of governor till 1840, which he filled with
honor to himself, and usefulness to the public.

Relieved from public duty, Mr. Everett was led
by domestic reasons to visit Europe a second time.
In 1841 he was appointed United States Minister
at London, and entered upon his duties at the close
of the year.

Immediately after the accession of Mr. Polk to
the Presidency, Mr. Everett was recalled. He re-
mained in London, however, until the arrival of his
successor. He returned to Boston in the autumn
of 1845, and in Jan., 1846, was elected President of
Harvard University. He held this office three
years, and then resigned on account of ill health.

The public career of Mr. Everett has been a
brilliant one. Whatever he has attempted, has
been accomplished with much ability, learning,
dignity, and elegance.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECOKD.

JUDICIARY OF MASSACHUSETTS.

UNITED STATES COURTS.

Benj. R. Curtis, of Boston, Circuit Judffe.
Peleor Sprague, of do. District do.

George Lunt, of do. District Attorney.

Chas. Devens, Jr. of Greenfield, Marshal.
Patrick. Riley, of Boston, Deputy Marshal.
Isaac O. Barnes, of Boston, Clerk of Circuit Ct.
Seth E. Sprague, of do. Clerk'of Dist. do.

Commissioners of the Circuit Court of the United
States, for the first Circuit, and district of Massa-
chusetts : George S. Hillard, George T. Curtis,
Edward G. Loring, Charles L. Woodbur}'. Benj. F.
Hallett, of Boston, R. A. Chapman, of Spring-
field, Oliver Prescott, of New Bedford, J. M.
Bunker, of Nantucket.

Reporters for First Circuit, Chas. L. Woodbury
and Geo. Minot.

Circuit Courts, holden loth of May, and li5th of
October, in each year.

District Courts, holden at Boston, third Tuesday
in March ; 4th Tuesday in June ; '2d Tuesday in
September, and first Tuesday in December — and
Special Courts are holden at the discretion of the
Judge.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Lemuel Shaw, of Boston, Chief Justice.

Charles A. Dewey, of Northampton, ")
Theron Metcalf, of Boston, I Associate

Richard Fletcher, of do. | Justices.

Geo. T. Bigelow, of do. J

Luther S. Cushing, of do. Reporter.
John H. Clifford, of New Bedford, yltt'y General.
Geo. C. Wilde, of Boston, ) Qig.y.j.^

Joseph Willard, of do. \
Law Terms.

At Boston, for the Counties of SufFolk and Nan-
tucket, 1st Tuesday of March.

At Lenox, for the County of Berkshire, 2d
Tuesday of September.

At Northampton, for the Counties of Hampshire,
Franklin, and Hampden, on Monday next preced-
ing 4th Tuesday of September,

At Worcester, for the County of Worcester, 1st
Tuesday next after 4th Tuesday of September.

At Cambridge, for the County of Middlesex, on
the 3d Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday of Sep-
tember.

At Taunton, in the County of Bristol, and at
Plymouth, in the County of Plymouth, alternately ;
beginning at Taunton for the Counties of Bristol,
Plymouth, Barnstable, and Dukes County, on the
4th Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday of Sep-
tember, 18-52, and at Plymouth, for the same
counties, on the 4th Tuesday next after the 4th
Tuesday of September, 1853.

At Dedham, for the County of Norfolk, 5th
Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday of September.

At Salem, for the County of Essex, 6th Tuesday
after 4th Tuesday of September.

Terms for the Trial of Jury Cases.

At Dedham, for the County of Norfolk, 3d
Tuesday of Fetsruary.

At Lowell, for the County of Middlesex, 2d
Tuesday of April.

At Worcester, for the County of Worcester, 6th
Tuesday after 1st Tuesday of March.

At Greenfield, for the County of Franklin, ditto.

At Greenfield, for the County of Franklin, 2d
Tuesday of September.

At Northampton, for the County of Hampshire,
7th Tne*day next after 1st Tuesday of March.

At Taunton, for the County of Bristol, ditto.

At New Bedford, for the County of Bristol, 2d
Tuesday of November.

At Ipswich, for the County of Essex, 8th Tues-
day after the 1st Tuesday of March.

At Springfield, for the County of Hampden, ditto.

At Springfield, for the County of Hampden, 1st
Tuesday of September.

At Barnstable, for the Counties of Barnstable
and Dukes, 9th Tuesday next after 1st Tuesday of
March.

At Lenox, for the County of Berkshire, 10th
Tuesday next after 1st Tuesday of March.

At Plymouth, for the County of Plymouth, ditto.

At Nantucket, for the County of Nantucket, 1st
Tuesday of July.

At Boston, for the County of SufFolk, 7th Tues-
day next after the 4th Tuesday of September.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Daniel Wells, of Cambridge, Chief Justice.

Edward Mellen, of Wayland, ")

Jonathan C. Perkins, of Salem I ^..^^^-^^^

Horatio B>ungton, of StocKbridge, ^ ^ •
Eben R. Hoar, of Concord,

Henry W. Bishop, of Lenox, J

Joseph Willard, \

District Attorneys.
Asa W. Farr, of Lowell, Northern District.

Horatio Pratt, of Taunton, Southern District.

Ezra Wilkinson, of Dedham, Middle District.
Increase Sumner, Gt. Barringt'n, ire5<e?-« District.
Stephen H. Phillips, of Salem, Eastern District.

MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON.

The Justices of the C. C. Pleas, ex officio, are
Judges of this Court.

Samuel Dunn Parker, Commomcealth' s Attorney.

Thomas W. Phillips, Clerk.

Henry Homer, Crier.

This Court is holden the first Monday in each
month.

The Court of Common Pleas is holden.

At Boston, for the County of Suffolk, 1st Tues-
days of January, April, July, and October.

At Salem, for the County of Essex, 4th Monday
of January. {Criminal.)

At Salem, for the County of Essex, Sd Monday
of March. {Civil.)

At Newburyport, for the County of Essex, 4th
Monday of May. {Criminal.)

At Newburyport, for the County of Essex, 3d
Monday of September. {Civil.)

At Ipswich, for the County of Essex, SdMonday
of June. {Civil.)

At Ipswich, for the County of Essex, 2d Monday
of October. {Criininal.)

At Lawrence, for the County of Essex, Sd Mon-
day of December. (Civil.)

At Concord, for Middlesex County, 2d Monday
of March and June. {Civil.)

At Cambridge, for Middlesex County, 2d Mon-
day of December. {Civil.)

At Concord, for Middlesex County, for criminal
business, 4th Monday in June.

At Lowell, for Middlesex County, 1st Monday in
September. {Civil.)

At Lowell, for Middlesex County, 3d Monday in
October. {Criminal.)

At Cambridge, for Middlesex County, for
criminal business, 2d Monday in February.

At Northampton, for Hampshire County, 3d
Monday of February and of October, and Ist Mon-
day of June.

JUDICIARY OF MASSACnUSETTS.

49

At Greenfield, for Franklin County, 3d Monday
of Murch, and 2d, Mondays of August and
November.

At Springfield, for Hampden County, 2d Mon-
daysof March and June, and 1st Monday of October.

At Springfield, for Hampden County, 3d Monday
of May, and 1st Monday of December. (Criminal.)

At Lenox, for Berkshire County, 4th Mondays
of February, June, and October.

At Lenox, do., 1st Mondays of January and July.
(Criminal.)

At Dedham, for Norfolk County, 4th Monday of
April, .Id Mondays of September and December.

At Plymouth, for Plymouth County, 2d Mondays
of April and August, 1st Monday of December.

At Taunton, for Bristol County, 2d Mondays of
March and September.

At New Bedford, for Bristol County, 2d Mondays
of June and December.

At Barnstable, for Barnstable County, 1st Tues-
day next after 1st Monday of April, and 1st Tuesday
of September.

At Nantucket, for Nantucket County, 1st Mon-
days of June and October.

At Edgartown, for Dukes County, lastMondays
of May and September.

At Worcester, for Worcester County, 1st Monday
of March, 3d Monday of June, Monday next after
4tli Monday of August, and 1st Monday of Decem-
ber. For criminal business, 3d Monday of January,
the last Monday of May, and 4th Monday of
September.

POLICE COURTS.

Abel

I'oUcc Court of Bos/on.
John Gray Rogers, James C. Merrill
Cushiug, Justices.

JUSTICES THROUGHOUT THE COMMONWEALTH,

Thomas Power, Clerk. Wm. Knapp, Scth

Tobcy, Assistant Clerks.

The Police Court sits every day at 9 o'clock, A.
M. and at 3, P. M., for the trialof criminal causes.
The same is also a Justices' Court, for the trial of
civil causes under 20 dollars, and is held every
Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, A. M.

Police Court of Lawrence.
William Stevens, Justice. Daniel Saunders, Jr.,
Geo. W. Benson, Special Justices.

Police Court of Lowell.
Nathan Crosby, Justice. Joel Adams, Special
Justice.

Police Court of Lynn.

Thos. B. Newhall, Justice. James R. Newhall,
Benj. F. Mudge, Special Jmtices. F. B. Newhall,
Clerk.

Police Court of New Bedford.

Oliver Prcscott, Justice. H. H. Crapo, Special
Justice. John B. Baylies, Clerk.

Police Court of Pittsfield.
M. R. Lanckton, Justice. Phineas L. Paige,
Sjiecial Justice.

Police Court of Salem.
J. G. "Waters, Justice. S. P. Webb, Sjoecial
Justice.

Police Court of Taunton.

Chester I. Reed, Justice. James P. Ellis, Special
Justice.

Police Court of Worcester.

Wm. N. Greene, Justice. J. W. Wetherell,
Elisha Fuller, Special Justices. Calvin E. Pratt,
Clerk.

SUFFOLK CO.

Boston.

Allen, Frederick H.
Austin, Jas. T.
Bigelow, Geo. T.
Bigelow, John P.
BoUcs, John A.
Choate, Rufus
Crocker, Henry
Crowninshield, B. W.
Crowninshield, F. B.
Emery, Isaac
Fletcher, Richard
Gray, Francis C.
Gray, John C.
Greenleaf, Simon
Hall, Jacob
Hallett, Benjamin F.
Hopkinson, Thos.
Jackson, Charles
Lawrence, Abbott
Metcalf, Theron
Minot, William
Morey, George
Mudge, Ezra
Parker, Samuel D.
Phillips, Jonathan
Putnam, Samuel
Quincy, Josiah
Quincy, Josiah, Jr.
Savage, James
Shaw, Lemuel
Sprague, Peleg
Sullivan, Richard
Tolman, Thomas
Welles, John
Wilde, Samuel S.
Williams, J. M.
Winthrop, R. C.

BARNSTABLE CO.

Barnstable.
Marston, Charles

Falmouth.
Swift, Elijah

Truro.
Davis,' Solomon

BERKSHIRE CO.

Lee.
Porter, William
Loiox.
Walker, AVm. P.

New Marlboro'.
Gibson, Noah

Pittsfield.
Childs, Henry H.
Hubbard, Henry
Newton, Edward A.
Rockwell, Julius
Willis, Nathan

Richmond.
Gates, Samuel

Sandisfield.
Hull, George

WilUamstown.
Dewey, Daniel N.

BRISTOL CO.

Attleboro'.
May, Lemuel

Easton.
Lathrop, Howard.
New Bedford.
Arnold, James
Clittord, J. H.
Colby, H. G. 0.
French, Rodney

Grinnell, Joseph
Rodman, Benjamin

Pawtucket.
Starkweather, J. C.

Seekonk.
Gardner, Johnson

Swanzetj.
Mason, John

Taunton.
Crocker, Samuel
Holmes, Charles J.
Morton, Marcus

DUKES CO.

Edgai-toicn.
Leavitt, thaxter

ESSEX CO.

Amesbury.
Colby, Joshua

Andover.
Aiken, John

Beverly.
Rantoul, Robert, Jr.

Danvers.
Daniels, Robert S.

Gloucester.
Person, William
Haverhill.
Duncan, J. IL
Hall, Chas. B.
Lynn.
Alley, John B.

Marblehead.
Robinson, Frederick

Newburyport.
Gushing, Caleb

Merrill, John
Wildes, A. W,

Salein.
Chapman, John
Foote, Caleb
Huntington, Asahel
Perkins, Jona. C.
Sprague, Joseph E.

FIIANKIJX CO.

Bucklaiul.
Porter, John

Heath.
Hartweli, Jonathan
Hastings, Ephraim

Sunderland.
Hubbard, R. B.

HAMPDEN CO.

Sprinfifield.
Ashmun, George
Bliss, George
Calhoun, William B.
Howard, Charles
Mills, John

Westfeld.
Bates, William G.
Boise, Patrick
Fowler, James

HAMPSHIRE CO.

Amherst.
Dickinson, Edward
Gridlev. Timothy J.
Mack, David, Jr.

Belchertown.
Doolittle, Mark
Lawrence, Myron

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Northampton.
Dewey, C. A.
Joy, David

MIDDLESEX CO.

Cambridge.
Everett, Edward
Fay. S. P. P.
Palfrey, John G.
Willard, Sidney

Charlestoum.
Austin Nathaniel
Thompson, A. R.
Thompson, Charles

Concord.
Brooks, Nathan
Hoar, Samuel

Framimjham.
Adams, Josiah

Lexington.
Hudson, Charles

Lowell.
Locke, Joseph

Natick.
Wilson, Henry

Somerrille.
Bell, Luther V.

Stoiie/iam.
Dike, Geo. W.

WcM/icnn.
Banks, Nath'l P.
U^a gland.
Mellen, Edward

West Newton.
Bradbury, E.
Mann, Horace

KOIIFOLK CO.

Braintree.
French, Benjamin V.

Canton.
French, Thomas

Dedham.
Endicott, John
Keyes, E. L.
Richardson, James

Dorchester.
Cummings, David
Loud, S. P.

Tileston, Edmund P.
Wilder, M. P.

Medway.
Lovering, Warren

Need ham.
Whitaker, Edgar K^

Quincy.
Greenleaf, Thomas

Roxhwy.
Copeland, Bcnj. F.
Lelind, Sherman
Simmons, David A.
Walley, Samuel H.

PLYMOUTH CO.

Briclgeioater.
Leach, Philo
Reed, John

Carvei\
Murdock, Jesse

East Bridgemater.
Hobart, Anron
Mitchell, Nahum
Marsh/ield.
Webster, Daniel

Scitimte.
Jacobs, E. F.

West Bridgetcater.
Baylies, William

WORCESTER CO.

Neio Braintree.
Mixter, Samuel

Leicester.
Henshaw, David

Leominster.
Strong, Solomon
Wilder, David

Princeton.
Russell, Charles

Soxcfhbridge.
Marcy, Jedediah

Worcester.
Davis, John
Davis, Isaac
Foster, A. D.
Kinnicutt, Thomas
Lincoln, Levi
Merrick, Pliny
Washburn, Emory

COMMISSIOiNERS.

COMMISSIONERS OF INSOLVENCY.

Fred. H. Allen, of Boston, for Suffolk County.

John M. Williams, of Boston, for Suffolk County.

John Glen King, of Salem, for Essex County.

Daniel Saunders, Jr., of Lawrence, tor Essex Co.

Bradford Russell, of Groton, for Middlesex Co.

Asa F. Lawrence, of Pepperell, for Middlesex Co.

Shubael B. Adams, of Lowell, for Middlesex Co.

Haynes H. Chilson, of Northampton, for Hamp-
shire County.

Henry Chapin, of Worcester, for Worcester Co.

Myron Lawrence, of Belchertown, Hampshire Co.

Daniel W. Alvord. of Greenfield, for Franklin Co.

Amos W. Stockwell, of Chicopee, for Hampden Co.

Thomas Robinson, of Adams, for Berkshire Co.

Jonathan E. Field, of Stockbridge, for Berkshire.

Francis Hilliard, of Roxbury, for Norfolk County.

Welcome Young, of E. Bridgewater, for Plymouth

Perez Simmons, of Hanover, for Plymouth Co.

Elnathan P. Hathaway, of Freeto^yn, for Bristol
County.

Zeno Scudder, of Barnstable, for Barnstable Co.

George Cobb, of Nantucket, for Nantucket Co.

Leavitt Thaxter, of Edgartown, for Dukes County.
These Commissioners hold a Court of Insolvency,

at the shire towns of their respective Counties, on

the 1st Tuesday of each month. Salary, fees not

exceeding the amount of Jji 1,-500 each.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS.

[Appointed under Act of April 9, 1839.]
Public Administrators are authorized to administei'

on the estates of persons, aliens cmd others, dying

without legal heirs in this State.

J. P. Bigclovv, Boston ; Charles Marston, Geo.
Marston, Barnstable; Solomon Davis, Truro;
William Whitney. Stockbridge ; Thomas Bradley,
Tisbury ; Nathan Brooks, Concord ; Moses Edgell,
Framingham; Ira Cleaveland, Dedham ; Jos. S.
Beal, Kingston ; Fiederic Robinson, Marblehead ;
Nathan Millet, Salem ; Henry H. Crapo, New
Bedford; Thomas Necrlham, Salem; Dan Weed,
Lawrence ; Samuel G. Mitchell, Nantucket ; Wm.
Jennison, Worcester ; Adam Harrington, Shrews-

BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS.

Bank Comm issioiicrs.
Solomon Lincoln, Hingham, Chairman ; Joseph
S. Cabot, Salem ; Samuel Phillips, Newburyport.

Cotnmissioner concerning Wharves in Boston

Harbor.

R. H. Eddy.

Commissioners concerning Harbor of Boston and
Flats.
Simon Greenleaf, Chairman ; Joel Giles, Ezra
Lincoln, Boston.

Commissioners concerning Alien Passengers.
I<aac Emery, of Boston ; J. B. Munroe, Boston ;
David Wilder, Jr., Brookline.

Superintendents of Alien Passengers.
JothamB. Munroe, No. 59 Long Wharf, Boston;
A. C. Orne, Marblehead ; Samuel Foye, Salem ;
Jesse Mann, Fall River ; S. G. Edwards, New
Bedford.

Commissioners for Revising and Reforming Pro-
ceedings in Coitrts of Justice.
Benjamin R. Curtis, Boston'; Nathaniel J. Lord,
Salem ; Reuben A. Cliapman, Springfield.

Commissioner on Railroad Crossings.
R. Sylvester Cheesbro, Newton.

Commissioners co7werning a Reforfn School for
Girls.
Wm. Appleton, Boston ; Joseph H. Billings,
Roxbury ; George W. Campbell, Pittsficld.

Commissioners concerning the Enlargement of the
State Prison.
Jonathan Preston, Boston ; Edward Thorndike,
Charlestown.

Cotnmissioners of Pilots, Boston.
Caleb Curtis, Samuel Quincy, Henry K. Loring.

Co7nmissioners to Locate and Construct 2d Lunatic
Hospital.
Geo. N. Briggs, Pittsfield, Chairman ; James D.
Thompson, N.' Bedford; John W Graves, Lowell.

COMMISSIONERS.

COMMISSIONERS,

Resident in Mdxsaihu.seds, ap-
pointed by other States, to take
testimony to be used, and Ac-
knowledgment of Deeds to be
recorded, in said States.

M.VINK.

Abbott, James A. Bosloti.

Adams, Charles 13. F. "

Allen, James B. "

Atkinson, Jacob "

Austin, Ivers J. "

Betton, Ninian C. "

Bigelow, John P. "

Bolles, John A. "

Brooks, Francis A. "

Buck, Edward "

Buckingham, Joseph II. "

Burbauk, Robert I. "

Chandler, Lucius II. "

Chandler, Peleg W. "

Chandler, Theophilus P. "

Cooke, Benjamin F. "

Cooler, George W. *'

Currier, Benjamin II. "

Dana, Edward A. "

Deraond, Charles "

Dexter, Thomas A. "

Dodge, John C. "

Dudley, Elbridge G. "
Ely, Alfred B.

Fiske, Augustus H. "

French, J. J. **
Fuller, H. Weld

Giles, Alfred E. '<

Gooch, Diiniel W. "

Harlow, Thomas S. "

Hale, George S. "

Haves, Francis B. "

Hodges, Edward F. "

Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "

Jewell, Harvey "

Joy, Albion K. P. "

Kent, George "

Kettelle, Jacob Q. "

Lynde, Alonzo V. "

Mayo, Charles "

Minns, George W. "

Nichols, John P. "

Nutter, Charles C. "

Nutter, T. F. "

Parmenter, Wm. E. "

Phillips, Thomas W. •"

Pond, Benjamin "

Rantoul, Robert, Jr. *'

Rice, George E. "

Smith, Henry W. "

Stevens, Oliver "

Thacher, George M. "

Thornton, J. Wingate "

Washburn, Alexander C. "

Washburn, Frederick L. "

Watts, Francis O. "

Walker, William L. "

Wheelock. Peter S. "

Willard, Paul, Jr. "
Webber, John, Gloucester.
Briggs, George P. Laicrcnce,
Weed, Dan "
Brown, Samuel A. Lowell.
Caverly, Robert B. "
Chilson, H. H. Northampton.
Holbrook, Amory, Salem.
Fields, Jona. E. 'Stockhridge.
Leonard, N. T. Westfield.
Hall, Elijah F. Weymouth.
Goodrich, Jesse W. Worcester.
Hill, J. Henry "
Prentiss, Addison «'

NEW HAMI'SIIIUE.

Abbott, James A. Boston.

Adams, Charles B. F. "

Allen, James B. "

Austin, Ivers J. "

Barker, Lemuel M. "

Barnes, Isaac O. "

Betton, Ninian C. "

Bigelow, John P. "

Bigelow, George T. "

Bolles, John A. "

Bradley, Joseph D. "

Buckingham, Joseph II. "

Burbank, Robert I. "

Butler, Benjamin "

Butters, William "

Chase, Cyrus "
Colby, II.

Currier, Benjamin II. "

Dana, Edward A. "

Dexter, Thomas A. "

Dow, Nathan T. "

Dudley, Elbridge G. ••«

Duncklee, Mark F. *'

Dyer, M , Jr. "
Ely, Alfred B.

Emerson, J. W. "

Fiske, Augustus II. "

Gilchrist, 'D S. "

Griswold, Alraon W. "

Hale, George S. "

Hayes, Francis B. "

Hazelton, Horace L. "

Healcy John P. "

Hubbard, Nathaniel D. *'

Hutchins, Horace G. "

Jewell, Harvey, "

Joy, Albion K. P. "

Kent, George, *'

Kimball, John S. "

Lord, Henry C. "

Lynde, Alonzo V. "

Jlason, David H. "

Mayo, Charles "

Morton, Marcus, Jr, "

Nash, Stephen G. "

Nutter, Charles C. "

Nutter, Thomas F. "

Oliver, Peter "

Parker, Henry M. "

Peirce, Roger N. "

Pike, Charles E. "

Plumer, AVilliam "

Pond, Benjamin "
Price, E. Sewall

Rogers, iWilliam "

Smith, Henry W. "

Thacher, George M. "

Thornton, J. Wingate "

Wheelock, Peter S. "
Clark, Joseph F. Andover.
Kittredge, Alfred, Haverhill.
Jones, J. P. Georgetown.
Boardman, Benjamin, Lawrence.
Briggs, George P. "
Clark, David T.
Weed, Dan "
Dinsmoor, James, Lowell.
Beard, I. W.

Brown, Alpheus R. "

Liidd, Jona. "

Richardson, Wm. A. "
Martin, Nathan C. Milton.
Walker, George, Sprinafield.
Leonard, N. T. Westfield.
Hall, Elijah F. Weymotdh.
Hill, J. ilenry, Worcester.
Mornl, David' L. Winchcndon.

VKllMONT.

Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.

Allen, James B. "

Austin, Ivers J. "

Barrett, James "

Helton, Ninian C. "

liigelow, John P. '<

Holies, John A. "

Buckingham, Joseph H. "

Currier, Benjamin 11. "

Ely, Alfred 15. "

Griggs, George "

(Jriswold, Almon W. "

Hale, George S. '<

Hayes, Francis B. "

Hodges, Edward F. "

Isham, Thaddeus D. "

Jewell, Harvey "

Keith, James M. "

Kent, George "

Mason, Lyman "

Pond, Benjamin "

llanney, Ambrose A. "

Richardson, Nathaniel "

Smith, Henry W. "

Smith, William H. L. "

Thornton, J. Wingate "

Wheelock, Peter S. «'

Wakefield, Thomas L. "

Wellington, Hiram "

Webb, Seth, Jr. "
Briggs, G. L. Lawrence.
Ladd, Jonathan, Loicell.
Webster. Wm. P. "
Crafts, William A. Roxbiiry.
Holbrook, Amorj', Salem.
Fields, Jona. E. Stockbridge.
Seamans, Otis A. Spriw/field.
Hall, Elijah F. Weymotdh.
Tyler, B. O. Winchendon.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

RHODE ISLAND.

Adams, Charles B. F. Boston,

Ames, Isaac "

Austin, Ivers J. "

Buck, Edward "

Buckingham, Joseph H. "

Currier, Benjamin H, "

Dexter, William S. "

Grisgs, George "

Hil'liard, William «

Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "

Keith, James M. "

Mavo, Charles "

Smith, Ilenry W. "

Washburn, Alex. C. "

Webb, Seth. Jr. "

Wheelock, Peter S. "
Train, Charles R. Framingham.
Briggs, G. P. Lawrence.
Martin, Nathan C. Milton.
Gaston, W. Ro.rbury.
Hill, J. Ilenry, Worcester.

CONNECTICUT.

Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.

Allen, James B. "

Austin, Ivers J. "

Bolles, John A. "

Browne. George M. "

Buck, Edward "

Buckingham, Joseph H. ''

Bulfinch, George S. "

Burbank, Robert I. "

Cady, Ebenczer E. "

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Demond, Charles "

Dexter, Thomas A. "
Ely, Alfred B.

J

52

MASSACHUSETTS STATE EECORD.

Hale, GeorseS. Boston.

Holmes, John S. '"

Mayo, Charles "

Minns, Georee W. "

Nutter, Charles C. "

Plimpton, Silas F. "

Putnam, John P. "

Smith, Henry AV. "

Thornton, J. Wingate "

Bryant, Walter A. Barre.
Briggs, G. P. Lawrence.
Gaston, William, Eo.vhuri/.
Seamans, Otis A. Spn'nnfJeld.
Palmer, Billings, Sh'-fl'tcid.
Leonard, N. T. Wcstjietd.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

NEW YOF.TC.

Buckingham, Jos. H. Boston.
Colby, Robert

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Hillard, George S.
Watts, Francis 0. "

Mitchell, AValter, Bradford.
Soule, Augustus L. Vhicopee.
Hill, Henry J. Great Barrington.
Kimball, Alfred, Ipswich.
Brainard, Almon, Greenfield.
Tucker, George J. Lotox.
Caverly, Robert B. Loivell.
Richardson, W. A. "
Bunker, James M. Nantucket.
Jennison, Samuel, Jr. Netoton.
Hinckley, Sam'lL. Northampton.
Cobb, Ezekiel R. Pittsjield.
Phillips, Stephen H. Suhm.
Palmer, Billings, SheJ/ield.
Bond, Ephraim W. i-prinajield.
Walker, George
Pearson, Eliphalet, WaltJiam.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Dewey, Daniel N. Williainstown.

NEW JERSEY.

Bolles, John A. Boston.

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Ely, Alfred B.

Phillips, George W. "

Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Austin, Ivers J. Bostoji.

Bolles, John A. "

Buck, Edward "

Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Burbank, Robert I. "

Chandler. Theophilus P.
Colby, Robert "

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Dexter, Thomas A. "

Ely, Alfred B.

Griswold, Almon W. "

Hodges, Edward F. "

Hubbard, Nathaniel D. "

Minns, George W. "

Morton, Marcus, Jr. "

Nutter, Charles C. "

Prince, Frederic O. "

Smith, H. W.

Story, Isaac, Jr. "

Story, William W. "

Thornton, J. Wingate "

Newell, Charles S. Laun'e^ice.
Whitman, Chas. K. Nantucket.
Gaston, William, Roxbit/ry.
Hinckley, S. L. Northampton.
Chilson, H H.
Leonard, N. T. Westfield.
Goodrich, Jesse W. Worcester.
Hill, J. Henry

DELAAVAKE.

Currier, Benjamin H. Boston.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

MARYLAND.

Boston.

Austin, Ivers J.

Ball, Joshua D. "

Buckinuham, Joseph H. "

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Ely, Alfred B. "

Griggs, George, "

Fiske, Augustus H. "

Guild, Samuel E. "

Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "

Smith, Henry W. "

Washl)urn, Frederick L. "
Newell, Charles S. Lawrence.
Leonard, Norman T. Westfield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

VIRGINIA.

Adams. Charles B. F. Boston.
Austin, Ivers J. "

Bolles, John A. "

Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "

Hale, George S. "

Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "

Oliver, Peter "

Thornton, J. Wingate "

Tilton, Warren "

Aldrich, P. Emery, Barre.
Leon rd, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

NORTH CAROLINA.

Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.
Austin, Ivers J. "

Bu'Aingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "

Thornton, J. Wingate "

SOUTH CAROLINA.

Currier, Benjamin H. Boston.
Adams, Charles B. F. "

Dexter, Thomas A. "

Egan, James "

Ely, Alfred B. "

Griggs, George, "

Hilliard, William
Minns, George W. "

Hinckley, S. L. Northampto7i.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

GEORGIA.

Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.
Allen, James B. "

Buck, Edward "

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Dexter, Thomas A. "

ALABAMA.

Austin, Ivers J. Boston.

Buck, Edward "

Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "

French, J. J. "

Healey, John P. "

Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "
Smith, Henry W. '|

Fields, Jonathan E. Stockhrideje.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

MISSISSIPPI.

Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.
Austin, Ivers J. "

Currier, Benjamin IT. "

Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "

Thacher, Georsre M. Boston.
Thornton. J. Winirate "

Hinckley, S. L. Northampton.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.

LOUISIANA.

Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.

Bt'tton, George E. "

Buck, Edward "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Dehon, William "
Ely, Alfred B.

Hall, Junius "

Hilliard, William "

Minns, George W. "

Minot, George "

Morse, Nathan "

Nutter, Charles C. "

Prince, Frederic O. "

Rice, George E. "

Sanger, George P. ''

Smith, William H. L. "

Thornton, J. Wingate "

Webb, Seth,Jr. "
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

ARKANSAS.

Smith, Henry W. Boston.

TENNESSEE.

Austin, Ivers J. Boston.

Bigeluw, George T. "

Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "

Otis, Edmund B. "

Smith, Henry W. "

Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

KENTUCKY.

Boston.

Austin, Ivers J.

Buck, Edward "

Buckingham, Joseph H. "

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Dickinson, F. W. "

Ely, Alfred B.

Harlow, Thomas S. "

Pond, Benjamin «'

Thornton, J. Wingate "

Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

OHIO.

Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.

Austin, Ivers J. "

Bolles, John A. "

Buck, Edward "

Buckingham, Joseph H. "

Burbank, Robert I. "

Cadv, Ebenezer E. "

Choate, Frederic W. "

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Egan, James "
Ely, Alfred B.

Gray, Horace, Jr. "

Havward, Charles "
Hodges, Edward F.

Isham, T. D. "

Lynde, Alonzo V. "

Mason, David II. "

Minns, George W. "
Otis. Edward B.

Parker, Francis E. "

Parker, Henry M. "

Pond, Benjamin, "

Ranney, A. Ambrose "

Rice, George K. "

Smith, Henry W. "

'I'liornton, J Wingate "

Webb, Seth, Jr. "

COMMISSION ICIIS.

Whcolofk, PetorS. Boston.
BiiSSTs, (r. 1'. Law r cure.
Piiliiier, Hillings, S!icffict<I.
Walker, Go 'ij^f, S/jn'iii/Jifld.
Field-i. Jonathan K. Siorkbridijc.
Hill, J. Henry, \\'orca>t.cr.

INDIANA.

Austin, Ivers J. Boston.

Rnlles, John A.
Piuck, El ward "

13ii.kin,i;hani, Joseph 11. "
('iiriiiT, Bcnjaniiii li. "

Kly, Alfred B.
Kent., (j("ora;e "

M(ir>p, Nathan "

Siiiilli, Henry \V. "

TliachfT, Georpce M. "

Thornton, J. W. "

Webb, Scth,Jr.
Leonard, X. T, Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

ILLINOIS.

Auslin, Ivers J. Boston.

Buukiiigh ini, Joseph H. "
Currier, benjamin H. "

Ely. Alfred L5. "

Hubbard, Nathaniel D. "
Jacksun, A., Jr. "

Mayo, Charles "

RriijKs, Georjre P. Lawrence.
Palmer, Billings, Sliefficld.
l.conaid, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J ^ Henry, Worcester.

MISSOUllI.

Austin, Ivers J. Boston.

Bi2;elow, Horatio
Buckingham. Joseph H.
Carrier, Benjamin H.
Jackson, A., Jr.
Woodman, Horatio
Brigi^.s, George P. Laicrence.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

MICHIGAN.

Austin, Ivers J. Boston.

Buck, Edward "

Buckinsjham, Joseph H. "
Cady. El)en(zer E. "

Currier, Ueiijamin II. "

Colby, Robert "

Dickinson, Frederic W". "
Ely, Alfred B.

Hubbard, Nathaniel D. "
Kent, Gcorsje "

Kettelle, Jacob Q. "

Kintrsburv, George H. "

Morton, M., Jr. "

Palmer, Billings, Sheffield.
Field>, Jonathan E Stnckhridqe.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.

FLORIDA.

Anstin, Ivers J. Boston.

.'Mien, James B. "

Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benjamin li. "

Dexter, Thomas A. "

Parker, Francis E. "

Smith, Henry W. "

Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.

WISCONSIN.

-Austin, Ivers J. Boston.

Brooks, Fianeis A. "

Burbank, Robert I. "

Buckingham, Joseph H. Boston.
Cady, Ebeiiczer K. "

C'odman, Robei t "

Currier, Bfujamin II. "

Danforth, Jotiii C. "

Hubbard, Nalliauiel D. "
Mayo, Coarles "

Parker, Francis E. "

Plimpton, Siliis F. "

Pond, Benjamin "

W .shburn, Al xander C. "
Webb, Seth, Jr. "

Woodman, Horatio "

Ladd, Joruithan, Lowell.
Wilcox, Marshall, Otis.
Fields, Jonathan E. Stockbrid(/e.
Leon.ird, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Ilenry, Worcester.

IOWA.

Austin, Ivers J. Boston.

Buckingham, Joseph II. "
Currier, Benjamin H "

Dickinson, Frederic W. "
Mayo, Chailes "

Pond, Benjamin "

Tilton, Warren "

Webb, .Seth, Jr. "

Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.

TEXAS.

Aspinwall, Wm. Boston.

Briiiley, Francis, "
Buckingham, Joseph II. "

Cooke, Benjamin F. '.'

Currier, Benjamin H. ''

Hale, George S. "

Wyiuan, Oliver C. *'

CALIFORNIA.

Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.
Austin, Ivers J. "

Burbank, Robert I. "

Currier, Benjamin H. "

Dana, Richard IL, Jr. "

Thacher, George M. "

COMMISSIONERS,

Resident in other States, who have
been appointed by the Govern-
ment of Massachusetts, to take
testimony and depositions to
be read in the Courts of Mas-
sachusetts— also to administer
Oaths, and to take the Ac
knowledgmcnt of Deeds, Pow-
ers of Attorney, and all instru-
ments under seal to be record-
ed in said Commonwealth.

MAINE.

Aur/usta, James L. Child, New-
ton Edwards, A-aph R. Nichols,
Wm. Woart, Jr.

Bangor, Jonas Cutting, Sam'l
P. Diiisniore, Chas. Oilman, Jas.
E. Godfrev, Geo. B. Moody ,'John
A. Poor. "

Bath, John II. Kimball, Jacob
S. Sewall, F K.Sewall.

Brunswick, Moses Titcomb.

('ala/s, Bion Bradbury.

Castine, Charles J. Abbot.

Eastport. Daniel T. Granger,
.Aaron H ivdeii, Jr.

Gardiner, David Nutting.

Houlton, James Godfrey.

Machias, Charles A. Porter.

Munroe. George Thatcher.

Newcastle, John C. Dodge.

yoble'ioro', John U. Coflin.

Norridjewock, James Adarns.

North Berwick, Horatio O.
Ileirick.

Oioiio, Nathaniel Wilson.

Portland, Samuel J. Anderson,
Amos Nichols, Edward II. Da-
vies, Daniel W. Fessenden, Wm.
Willis, O'Donnell.

Saro, Joseph W. Leland.

iS Berwick, John Hubbard.

'J'htt/nHslon. David O'Brien.

Rdck'and, John C. Cochran.

]\'ul<iohoro' , Isaac G. Read.

Winthrop, Samuel P. Benson.

Wiscasset, Ilenry Ingalls.

NEW HA5IPSHIRE.

Auburn, David Currier.

Barnstead, Jeremiah Elkins.

Concord, Wm. H. Barllett,
Ephm. Eaton, John II. George-

Dcrry, Wm. Anderson.

Ducer, Chas. W. Woodman.

Exeter, Horace C. Bacon.

Keenc, Levi Chamberlain.

Manchester, Herman Foster, G.
A. French.

Neio Ipswich, John Preston.

Ports/nonth, Hampden Cutts.
Wm. H. J. Ilackett, J. L. Hayes,
Wm. B. Parker, Samuel Storer.

Tamworth, Obed Hall.

YERMONT.

Brattleboro', James Elliot.
Burlinc/ton, Edw. R. Stans-
bury.

Chelsea, Levi B. Vilas.
Lndlow, Daniel A. Heald.
St. Albans, Geo. F. Houghton.
Woodstock, James Barrett.

RHODE ISLAND.

Newport, Christoph. E. Robins.

Procidence, Wingate Hayes,
Joseph Pitman, Henry Martin,
Wm. H. Smith, Nathan Porter.

CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, James Grant Belles,
Richard G. Drake, W. Pardee
Dwiaht, Erastus Smith.

Middletown, Jonathan Barnes.

New Haven, Jas. M. Wood-
ward.

New London, John Danforth.

Norwalk, Geo. R. Cowles.

Norwich, Eben. Learned, John
T. Wait.

Waterbnr}j,YxeA. J Kingsbury.

Hartford, Henry Perkins.

Norwich, Levi H. Goddard.

Briuyeport, Wm. H. Noble.

NEW YORK.

Citii of N. York, William B.
.\cklev, Thomas Allen, Jos. N.
Rallister, William C. Betts, John
iJisscll, William Bliss, Joseph
Bridgham. Chailes I. Bushnell.
l-ldw. De Laucey, Zebedee Cook.
Jr., Henry (t De Forest, Samuel
F. Dunlap, Wm. P^merson, Wm.
M Evurts, Amos H.~ Earns worth,
Stephen J. Fields, Gordon L.
Ford, George Gibbs, Wm. Gracie,
.\ndrewH. Green, John Livings-
ton, Francis A. March, Moses
B. Maclay, Wm. H. Maxwell,

54

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

John W. Mitchell, Joseph W.
Moulton, Samuel Osgood, Guy
R. Pelton,Wm. C. Russell, John
O. Sargent, John Stark, Henry
D. Sedgwick, Gaspard Tochman,
Andrew Warner, David E.
Wheeler, Thomas White.

Albany, Otis Allen, Lucian
Birdseye, Joseph S. Colt, John
S. Perry.

Atiburn, Christopher Morgan.

Angelica, Alleghany Co., Thos.
C. Rogers.

Brookbjn, Wm. G. Hammond.
Amasa U. Lyon, Charles H.
Thompson.

Buffalo, Jas.S. Gibbs, Chas. R.
Gold, Nelson K. Hopkins, Wm.
W. Mann, Isaiah T. Williams.

Canandaigica, Orson Benjamin.

Cayuga Co., Tiberias J. Bry-
ant.

ElUcottville, Anson Gibbs.

Fredonia, Chas. F. Matteson.

Hillsdale, Columbian Co., Rus-
sell G. Dorr.

Hxidson, John W. Fairfield.

Little Falls, Wm. C. Churchill,
Powers L. Green.

Madison, John M. Rockwell.

Neio Lebanon, Geo. G. Bull.

Remsen, Francis W. Bucking-
ham.

Ogdensburg , Jas. G. Hopkins.

Rochester , Henry A. Brewster,
Geo. F. Danforth.

Rome, Oneida County, Wm. S.
Parkhurst.

Schenectady, Jas. M. Bouck.

Syracuse, i. Lawrence Bogg.

Troy, John B. Gale, fieorge
Gould, Job S. Olin, Jos. White.
P. T. Woodbury.

Utica, Sam'l Churchill, Dexter
Gilmore.

Warsaw, E. W. Andrews.

West Troy, John Hastings.

NEW JERSEY.

Jersey City, Geo. W. Cassidy.
Netvark, William Capser.
Paterson, Simeon Hart.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, David B. Binney,
John Binns, John Brodhead, Jos.

A. Clay, John Devereux, Benj.
Gerhard, Henry T. Grout, Henry

B. Hirst, James W. Paul, J. T.
S. Sullivan, A. De Kalb Tarr,
John Tyler, Jr.

MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Wm. M. Addison,
Daniel H. Dustin, John M. Ed-
gar,Wm. F. Frick, Chas. Gilman,
James B. Lattimer, H. Allen
Taylor, Joseph B. Varnum, John
Wade, Jr., Joseph B. AVilliams.

VIRGINIA.

Charlestown, Wm. Lisle Baker.
Norfolk, Harrison Robinson.

Richmond, A. Judson Crane.
Alexandria, Wm, C. Yeaton.

NORTH CAROLINA.

Fayetteville, Gurdon Deming.
Wilmington, Geo. Davis, Jere-
miah Lippitt.

SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charlestown, Henry H. Baker,
Geo. W. Eggleston, E. R. New-
hall, C. B. Northrop, Lewis F.
Robinson, Joseph Whaley.

GEORGIA.

Augusta, Jas. Gardner Gould.

Macon, Charles A. Higgins,
David Reid.

Savannah, 'Wm.. Crabtree, Alex.
R. Lawton, M. H. McAllister,
Robert Raiford, George Schley.

ALABAMA.

Mobile, Henry Chamberlain,
Thos. A. Hamilton, Theodore L.
Moody.

Montgotnery, Jefferson F. Jack-
son.

Tuscaloosa, William Garrett.

MISSISSIPPI.

-, Giles M. Hillyer.

Holly Springs, George West.
Natchez, R. N. Wood.

LOUISIANA.

N. Orleans, Albert C. Ains-
worth, Lucius C. Duncan, Edw.
H. Durell, John McLean Hal-
sey, Wm. Monaghan, Thomas
Nelson Paine, Daniel C. Pool,
William Shannon, Wm. W, W.
Wood.

TENNESSEE.

Memphis, Hume F. Hill, J. B.
Thornton.

KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Simeon S. Goodwin,
Jos. B. Kirkhead, T. P. Shaffner,
Hamilton Smith, Ballard Smith.

Lexington, Benj. F. Graves,
Chas. H. Moar.

Cincinnati, Joshua H. Bates,
James Birney, Samuel S. Car-
penter, Edward P. Cranch, Jos.
B. Fenton, Shattuck Hartwell,
Frederic D. Lincoln, Alex. H.
McGufTey, Henry W. Smith.

Cleaveland, James A. Briggs,
E. B. Fisher.

Dayton, Wm. M. Kirk.

Elyria, Sylvester Bagg.

Painesville, Geo. E. H. Day.

INDIANA.

Fort Waytie, Ellis Worthing-
ton.

Lidianapolis, Wm. T. Otto.

Nctv ^l(f5a«2/. Rand all Crawford.

Wayne County, Oliver Rich-
mond Buller.

Vincennes, Abner T. Ellis.

Alton, Wm. F. De Wolf, Wm.
S. Lincoln.

Charlestown, Charles Kettelle.

Chicago, Cyrus T. Bentley,
Henry A. Clark, John Stark.

Galena, E. B. Washburn.

Peoria, Geo. T. Metcalf.

Q««Mcy, Charles Gilman, David
L. Hough, John Tillson, Jr.

Rochford, Wm. Hulin.

Tremont, Benj. F. James.

MISSOURI.

St. Louis, John Davis, Andrew
J. Davis, John M. Eager, Wm.
Furniss, C. Harding, Jr., John
R. Shepley, Pardon D. Tiffany,
Chas. H. Tillson.

MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor, Wm. J. Maynard.

Detroit, Thornton F. Brod-
head, Gleason H. Lewis, Levi B.
Taft, Chas. I. Walker, Daniel F,
Webster.

Jackson, Francis Woodbury.

Lansing, Oliver C. Wiswell.

Marshall, Robert Cross.

Munroe, T. E. Wing.

■WASHINGTON, D. C.

John F. Callan , Charles De Seld-
ing, David A. Hall.

FLORIDA.

Appalachicola, Geo. F. Baltzell.
Tallahasse, Geo. W. Hutchins.

WISCONSIN.

Jefferson, John E. Holmes.

Kenosha, Isaac W. Webster.

Milwaukie, James B. Cross, F.
Ripley, Jr., Samuel E. Baldwin.

Racine, Horace Chapman,
Henry Marsh.

Southport, John D. Kinsman.

IOWA.

Du Buque, E. M. Bissell.
Ashaloosa, Mahasca Comiiy,
Enoch W. Eastman.

TEXAS.

Galvestoyi, Robert D. Johnson,
Andrew J. Yates.

OREGON.

Astoria, George Gibbs, Amory
Holbrook.

Oregon City, Chas. P. Culver.

CALIFORNIA.

San Fra7icisco, Elbridge G.
Austin, Fred. Billings, Otis L.
Bridges, Lucius H. Chandler,
Levi Marble, Benjamin B. Gore,
Louis R. Lull, George F. Noyes,
Jonas R. Perkins.

Montej-ey, Wm. R. Longley,

MINESOTA.

Stillwater, Geo. F. Chester.

BARNSTABLE COUNTY.

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BARNSTABLE COUNTY.

Barnstalile County was incorporated June 2. lOSo, having previously formed a part of Plymouth
County. It includes all of Cape Cod, which is (>•) miles Ions. It contains about ."507 square miles, and
numbers thirteen towns. The population in 1S40 was 32, il^, lieing about 8!l to a square mile.

The i)op\ilation in l.SJO.was .■5),27!), or i)R to a sipiare mile The sliire town is IJarnstable.

Most of the inhabitants are cngui,'cd in the fisheries; also many of them in the manufacture of
salt. ConeerninR these important branches of business, we had intended to give some interesting
statements, but we have been unable to prepare them in season for this number. We shall endeavor
to do them jiistice next year.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Jndqc of Proha/r-, Xymphas Marston, Barnstable.
Rfi^/ixfcrnf Probate, 'Vimoihy Reed, do.

Cfrrk ofilie Courts, Timothy llced, do.

llrfiint'i-r of Deeds, f.othrop 'D.ivis, do.

Coinitij Treasurer, Charles V. Swift, do.

Crier of Courts, George Hlish.
Jailer and Master of II. of Correctinn, Chas. Lewis.
Sherijf, Charles Marston, liarnstnble.
Depvt]i Sheriff's.

Barnstable. liUther Hinckley, Charles Lewis.

lircwstcr, Strabo Clark.

Falmouth, (ieorge AV. Donaldson.

Orleans, Ale.vander Ivcnrick.

Proviwelotrn, Thomas Ililliard.

Saudieicli, .Joseph Hamblin.

Yur/iiout/i, Ch irles Sears.

Wellfleet, Charles Gorham.

Probate f'ourt, holden in Banistahle, on the 2d
Tuesd;iys of .lanuarv, March, September, and De-
cember, and on the .3d Tuesdays of May and .June.

At Saiidivieh, on the 2d Tm sday of November.

At Fa/mouth, on the Wednesday next after the
2d Tuesday of November.

At Ynrwouth, on the 2d Tuesday of Auijust.

At llarwir/i. on the 'id Monday of April, and
on the last Monday of October.

At Brewster, on the Tuesday next after the 3d
Monday of April, and on the Tuesday ne.xt after
the last Monday of October.

At Orleans, on the Wednesday next after the
3d Monday of April, and on the Wednesdaj' next
after the last Monday of October.

At M'ellfeet, on the Thursday next after the
last Monday of October.

At Truro, on the Thursday next after the 3d
Mond:iy of April.

At Proeineetown, on the Friday next after the 3d
Monday of April, and on the Friday next after the
last Monday of October.

County Commissioners.

Seth Crowell, Dennis, Chairman ; John Doane,
Orleans ; David K. Akin, Yarmouth.
Speeial Commissioners.

Nathan Jenkins, Barnstable; James H. Knowles,
Eastham.

Times of Meeting.

At Barnstable, on the 2d Tuesday of April, and
2d Tuesday of October.

Commissioners of Wrecks.

Chatham, Josiah Hardy, Jr.

Enstham, Obadiah Doane, Jesse Collins, Myrick
C. Horton.

Harwich, Anthony Kelly.

Orleans, Daniel Comings, Geo. W. Comings.

Provineetonvi, Isaiah Gittord, Godfrey Ryder, Jr.

Sandwich, Melatiah Tobey.

Truro, Thomas Cobb, Levi Stevens.

Wellfleet, Isaiah Hatch, John Newcomb, Thos.
Ilolbrook, 2d, Robert Holbrook.

Commissioner of Marshpee.

Charles Marston, Barnstable.
Pilots.

Harbor of Provincetown. — James Cowing, Xa-
thaniel Covell, Jr.. John Le Count, Simeon Nicker-
son, Wm. Cook, K. W. Freeman, Philip S. Rich,

Stephen Atwood, J. Gallagher, Reuben C. Case, J.
H. Ililliard, A Crowell.

Sandwich ( Wimfs Neck.) — Joseph Hathaway.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.

Aaron Cornish, Kbenezer Bacon, George Cope-
land, Lothrop Davis, Thomas Holbrook, 2d, Na-
thaniel Lewis, Nymph IS Mirston, Jacob Mitchell,
S. P Bourne, Seth F. Nye, Elisha Pope, Timothy
Reed, James Berrv, Richard Baker, Jr., Winslow
L. Knowles, Frederick Davis, Jeremiah Mayo.
Justices of the Peace and Quorum.

Barnstable. Nymphas Marston, Zeno Scudder,
Timothy Reed, Lothrop Davis.

Brewster. Geori^e Copeland.

Falmouth, F^lijah Swift.

Harwich, Richard Baker.

Orleans, John Doane.

Sandtnich. Elisha Pope.

Yarmouth. Gorham Lovell, David K. Akin.
Justices of the Peace.

(See also ,/usti' es of the Peace and Quortun.)

Barnstable, Et)enezer Bacon, Daniel Bassett,
Zenas D Bassert, Charles H. Bursley, Seth Hal-
lett, Nathaniel Hinckley, Henry Lawrence, George
Lovell, Ferdinand G. Kelley, Freeman Marchant,
George ^Marston, Josiah Sampson, Zeno Scudder,
Asa Youn<r, Frederick Parker.

Brewster, Dean Banss, Freeman Foster, Solomon
Freeman, George W. Higgins, David Mayo,
Jeremiah Mayo, Anthony Smalley, Moses Small.

Chatham. Joseph Atwood, Daniel P. Clifford,
Rlij ih W. Carpenter, Hiram T. Eldridge, Josiah
Mayo, Josliua Nickerson, Thatcher Ryder, War-
ren Rogers, Nathaniel Snow. Thomas Sparrow,
Ephraini Taylor, Oliver A. Nickerson.

Ddunis, Ohed Baker, 2d, James Berry, James
Chase, Nehemiah Crowell, Joseph Hall, Stephen
Homer, 0!)ed Howes, Zebina Howes, Jonathan
Nickerson, Miller W. Nickerson, Marshall Under-
wood, Joshui Wixon, Jr.

Eastham, Myri'k Clark, Michael Collins, Bar-
nabas Freeman, Elijah E. Knowles.

Falmouth, Samuel P. Bourne, Sylvester Bourne,
Aaron Cornish. Frederick Davis, Nymphas Davis,
G. W. Donald-ion, William Green, Jolin Jenkins,
Ebenezer Nye. John C. Parker, Asa Phinney, John
Robinson, Richard S. Wood, James D. Lewis.

Harwich. Richard Baker, Isaiah Baker, Obed
Brooks, James Chase, Nathaniel Doane, Samuel
Eldridge, .Tos. P. Nickerson, Nathan Underwood,
Ephraim Doane, James S. Paine, Cyrus Weeks.

Or/cans. Nathaniel Freeman, Alfred Kenrick,
John Kenrick, Wm. P. Myrick, Solomon Rich.

Procim-etown, Godfrey Ryder, Rufus L. Thatcher.

Sandwich, Benjamin bourne, Melatiah Bourne,
Jesse Boyden, John B. Dillingham, C. B. H. Fes-
senden, Shadrach Freeman, Zenas R. Hinckley,
Solomon C. Ilowland, Zenas Nye, Seth F, Nye,
Howard Perry, Mason While.

Tiuro, Samuel Dyer, Allen Hinckley, John Ken-
nev, Jededi.ih Shedd.

Wellfleet. llewhan Arey, Collins S. Cole, John
W. D.ivis, Ebenezer Freeman, Thomas Holbrook,
2d, John Newcomb, Nathaniel P. Wilev, Jacob
Mitchell, Caleb Lombard, Nathaniel H. Dill.

Yarmouth, James Crocker, Joseph Eldridge,
John Larkin, Amos Otis, Nath. S. Sirapkins, Elisha
Taylor, Simeon N. Small, Chaides Thacher.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Notaries Public.

Barnstable, Daniel Bassett, Zenas D. Bassett.

Brexoster, Preeman Foster, Isaac Foster.

Chatham, Jos. Atwood, Elijah W. Carpenter,
Isaiah Lewis.

Dennis, Nehemiah Y. Hall.

Eastham, Samuel Knowles, Michael Collins.

Falmouth, Knowles Butler, Frederick Davis,
John C. Parker, Reuben E. Swift.

Harioich, Anthony Kelly, Cyrus Weeks.

Provincetown, Thomas liilliard, Thomas Loth-
rop, Godfrey Ryder, Jr.

Sandwich, C. B. H. Fessenden.

Truro, Levi Stevens.

Wellfleet, Samuel W. Holbrook.

Yarmouth, David K. Akin, James B. Crocker.
Coroners.

Barnstable, Seth Hallett, L. Hinckley, Asa Young

Brewster, Benj. T. Berry, Benj. Foster, Jr., Free-
man Foster.

Chatham, Wm. Hamilton, I. Lewis, Thos. Smith.

Dennis, Jonathan Nickerson.

Eastham, Joshua Cole.

Falmouth, Geo. W. Donaldson, Thomas Lewis.

Harioich, Amasa Nickerson.

Provincetoum, Philip Cook.

Sandwich, Joseph Hamlin.

Truro, Daniel Paine.

Wellfleet, Thomas Holbrook, 2d.

TOWN OFFICERS.

BARNSTABLE.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Charles Lewis, Robinson Weeks, Daniel Bassett.

Toion Clerk and Treasurer. — F. G. Kelley.

Collector. — David Bursley.

Constables. — Eli Hinckley, David Bursley, Ed-
mund Croweil.

BREWSTER.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Jeremiah Mayo, Sol. Freeman, Nathan Winslow.
ToiD7t Clerk and Treasurer. — Samuel H. Gould.
Collector. — Heman Griffith.
Constable. — Strabo Clark.
Undertaker. — Theodore Berry.

CHATHAM..

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessoj-s. —
Nath'l Snow, N. Doane, Z. Nickerson.

Town Clerk and Treasurer. — Josiah Mayo.-
Collector and Constable. — I. Ryder.

DENNIS.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, a?id Assessor's. —
Thomas Hall, O. Baker," 2d, David Howes.
Town Clerk and Treasurer. — Watson Baker.
Constable. — Isaiah Nickerson, Jr.
Co^^ec<or.-=-Nathan Stone.

EASTHAM.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Z. Higgins,
Noah Doane, Henry Harding.

Assessors. — Noah Doane, M. C. Houghton,
Joshua Knowles.

Town Clerk and Treasurer. — Heman Doane, 2d,
Collector and Constable. — Noah Doane.

FALMOUTH.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Knowles Butler, Wm.
Nye, Jr., P. G. Moore.

Town Clerk. Treas. and Collector. — Wm. Nye, Jr.

Overseers of Poor. — Geo. W. Donaldson, Arnold
GifFord, Timothy Nye.

Constables. — Charles C. Nye, C. H. Bearce,
Dean Winslow.

HARWICH.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — Na-
than Underwood, Isaac Kelley, Danforth S. Steele.

Town Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — B. W.
Eldridge.

Constables. — Thos. Allen, Seth Cahoon, N. Hard-
ing, S. H. Hill.

ORLEANS.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assesso7-s. —
Thos. S. Snow, Wm. P."Myrick, Joseph G. Sloan.
Toxon Clerk and Treasurer. — John Higgins.
Collector and Constable. — Thomas A. Hopkins.

PROVINCETOWN.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Joshua Paine, John Adams, Ephraim Cook.

Town Clerk and Treasurer. — Elisha Dyer.

Collector. — James Emery.

Constables. — Godfrey Ryder, Josiah S. Fuller,
Robert Knowles.

The town meeting for choice of town officers is
held in February.

SANDWICH.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — C.
B. H. Fessenden, Edw'd W. Ewer, Geo. Giddings.

Town Clerk, aiul Treasurer. — David C. Freeman.

Collector. — Isaiah Fish.

Constables. — Abram Nye, P. McGirr, Joseph
Hamblin.

TRURO.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
John Kenney, James Hughes, Atwood Rich.

Toion Clerk and Treasurer. — Samuel C. Paine.

Constables. — Josiah Wilder, Samuel Dyer, John
Knowles,

WELLFLEET.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Edward Hopkins, B. Wi'ley, E. AV. Smith.
Toivn Clerk and Treasurer. — NathT H. Dill.
Cellettor. — E. L. Collins.
Constable. — Robert H. Holbrook.

YARMOUTH.

Selectme7i, Overseers of Poor, and Assessor's. —
Samuel Thacher, Thacher Taylor, Silas Baker.

Toivn Clerk and Treasurer. — Wm. P. Davis.

Collector. — Eben. Howes.

Constables. — David Wood, Geo. Croweil, Eben.
Howes.

BARNSTABLE COUNTY BUSINESS

Apothecaries.

Carpenter E. W., Chatham

Chase G., (West) Harwich
Cornish & Rogers, Fahiiouth
Gifford Benj., [botanic] Provincetown
Harper J., Sandwich
Hinkley 0. M., Barnstable
Hough H. C, [botanic] Provincetown
Lothrop .John L., Provincetown
Paine Stephen A., Provincetown
Stickney B. W., Provinceto\vn
Stone .Jeremiah, Provincetown
White Josepli, Yarmouth (Port)

Auctioneers.

Bearsc Crocker H., Fahnouth
Bowley Asa S., Provincetown
Brooks Obed .Ir., Harwich
Bursley David, Barnstable
Cole Collins S., Wellfleet

Conk AVm., Provincetown
Cdti'll .lames P., Dennis
Cnnvcll Nehemiah, Dennis
llavis Solomon, Truro
Uicliinson M. W., Dennis
Donaldson Geo. W., Falmouth
(iilToid Isaiah, Provincetown
liilliard Stephen, Provincetown
Hinckley Ijuther, Barnstable
Hinckley Z. K.. Sandwich
Holbrook Thos'. 2d, WeUfleet
Howes Z., Dennis
Kenney .lolin J., Truro
Kndwles K. K., Kastham
l/cwis (Jharles, Barnstable
JIayo .Icrcmiah, Brewster
NieUorson .Joshua, Chatham
Parker F., Barnstable
Snow E., Oi-leans
Snow Nath'l, Chatham

DIRECTORY.

Sparrow Thos., ('hatham
Thacher tJhas., Yarmouth
Wood Richard S., Falmouth
Young Asa, Barnstable

Bakers.

Higgins John S., WeUfleet
Kahn John, Sandwich
Smith Sabin, Provincetown

Blacksmiths.

Baker John K.. (\\est) Dennis
Baxter .lohn, (Cotuit) Ilanistable
Benson David, (West) Sandwich
Benson Howard. Saudwioli
Bodfish ^\^. T., (Uyannis) Barnstable
Burgess Aaron L.._ Sandwich
Crocker Isaiah, (Osterville) Barnstable
Hallett Benj. 2cl, Yarmouth (Port)
Hallett Edward D., Yarmouth (Port)

BARNSTABLE COUNTY.

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Hallctt (}., nnrnstablo
ll.utt'oril Uiohard, I'rovincftowu
ll:i(cli Nathan, Eastliani
lli^^'iiis Saiiuiul, (Jliathani
lli}.'niii,s Siiiicciii, Orleans
lldWcM llcrvcy, Dennis
.liiiics Wni., liarnst ililo
.limes Wni. v.. (West) liarnstable
lyCdiiard Simeon, (OsUu-ville)' Barnstable
J>ineoln Clark, (Ceutreville) Itarnstable
l;iiiell Solomon, (iXstj'.OrleanS
LiiincUs Charles, U'ell'lleet
I,i.vell liobt., (Osterville) I'.arnstalile
Matthews IJenj. II., Yarmouth (I'ort)
-Mayo D.iviil, Itrewster
Niekerson Freeman. Ilarwioli (I'ort)
Kaymonil lOlK'ne/.er, ( I'oeasset) Sand'cb
.*<ealmry Clia|iman, (lOiist) Orleans
Sherman Samuel, (South) Orleans
Small Geo. W., Harwich (Port)
Small Isaiah, Tniro
Small .Tesse 0., (South) Harwich
Snow Atkins, I'rovincetowu
Snow Zohoth Jr., Brewster
Swift Daniel, (West) Falmouth
Thacher IJeuj. Jr., (South) Dennis
Thaeher Samuel, Yarmoutli
Ward & Alexander, [shipsmiths] Pro-
vineetowa [stable

Weeks lioliinson, (Marston:Mills)15aru-
■\Vood David, (South) Yarmouth

Boatbuilders.

Godfrey Z. H., (South) Harwich
Hallett Solomon, Chatham
Lorins Jose)ih 0.. Harwicli (Port)
Nye .labez, IJarnstable
Smith W., Provinccto^Tn
Snow ObatUah, Provincetown
Snow Robert, (East) Brewster

Booksellers.

Carpenter E. W.. Chatham
Hinkley O. M., Barnstable

Boot and Shoe Dealers.

Atwood B. v., \\-ellt1eet

Bartlett Chas^ J., [ladies'] Brewster

Buck J., (.South) Harwich

Coates John. (Hyannis) Barnstable

Cro.sby Joseph ('.. Brewster

Crowell Daniel, (Hyannis) Barnstable

Edwards Watson, i'almouth

Eldridge C. F., Sandwich

Ewer Henry, Barnstable

Gibbs F. P., Sandwich

(iorham Bonj., Welltleet (Port)

Haley Ephraim. Provincetown

Hall Lott, WoUfleet

Hallett Nathan, 'W'ellfleet (Port)

Hamblinton Nath'l, Chatham

Jenkins E., (South) Yarmouth

Keith & Childs, Sandwich

Knowles Joseph, Provincetown

Niekerson Phineas, Harwich (Port)

Shiverick W., Falmouth

Snow Hervey, Welltleet (Port)

Wateniian C. C. P.. Sandwich

Young Lawrence, Provincetown

Boot and Shoe Makers.

Chase Daniel, (Centreville) Barnstable
Giddings George, Sandwich
Jones Benj. S., Brewster
Jordan John, Welltleet [ble

Kelley Randall, (Cotuit Port) Barnsta-
Sparrow Dean, (South) Orleans
Sparrow Jesse Jr., (East) Orleans
Vose George, (East) Orleans

Brick Dealers.

Hills Jon.athan, Provincetown
Hinckley Josiah, Barn>table
Thompson Seth, Satuhvieh

Cabinet Makers.

Allen Sam'l II.. Sandwich
Atwood & Hopkins, Welltioet
Pope J. W.. Sandwich
Stetson Calvin. Barnstable

Carpenters.

Davis Benj., Truro
Davis Solomon, Truro

Dyer John, Provincetown
Knowles Robert, Provincetown
I'aine .Icremiah, Truro
Itich Z., Truro

Ryder E. H., Yarmouth (Port)
Sellew Li'wis L., (North) Truro
Small Alfred, Provincetown
Smith B. A., Provincetown
Smith John, Provincetown

Caulkers and Gravers.

Diilliver & Parson-:, Provinc'etowa
Garran & Stanford, '■

Jlott Stephen, "

Clergymen.

Tlif letters in brackets below denote
til' Denominations as follows: — C.T.,
Congregationalist ( Trinitarian) ; B.,
Baptist; F. B., Freeioill Baptist; M,
Mlhodist; M. P., Methodist Protes-
tant ; M. E.J Methodist Episcopal; E.
M..Eian. Methodist ; E., Episcopalian ;
C. U.. Congregationalist (Unitarian);
Uv., Universalisl ; Ch.' Christian ; k.
C, Roman Catholic ; N. J., Neiv Jeru-
salem; Me., Millerite; 3In., Mormon.
Bacon Elisha, [C. T.] B.arnstablo
Bailey Stephen, [C. T.] Eastham
Barden S., [Uv.j Orleans
Barnaby James, [B.] Harwich
Beaman Chs. C, [C. T.] Wellflcet
Beard S. F., [C. T.] Falmouth
Bellows John N., [C. U.] Barnstable
Blake T. D., [M. E.] (South) Truro
Br.adley Alfred C, [Uv.] Brewster
Chandler Joshua, Dennis
Crafts Eliph. P., [C. U.] Sandwich
Damon Franklin, Brewster
Davis James, '•

Davis Lothrop, Orleans
Fish C. T., [0. T] (Cotuit) Fahnouth
Fish Phineas, Marshpee [^vich

Garland J., [C. T.] (Monument) Sand-
Ilaines Benj., [M. E.] Sandwich
Haynes D. C, [B.] Barnstable
Hinkley Edward B., [M. E.] (Hyannis)

Barnstable
Hooker H. B., [C. T.] Falmouth
Howson John, [M.] Wellfleet
Hunt John B., [M. E.](South) WeUfleet
Kenney P. T., [M. E.] Provincetown
Latham Alanson, [M.] Dennis
Leonard Wm., [M. E.] Eastham
Livescy John Jr., [M. E.] Provincetown
Livesey Wm., [JI. E.] Chatham
Lord J. M , [M. E.] (North) Truro
Moran James, [R. C] Sandwich
Myrick Osborn, [C. T.] Provincetown
Newell Fred. R.. [C. U.] Brewster
Noble E. W., [0. T.] Truro
Palmer Anthony A., fM. E.] Truro
Pease Giles, [C. T.] Sand^vich
Pope R. S., [Uv.] (Hyannis) Barnstable
Sanger G. J., [Uv.] Sandwich
Sargent — , [B.] Barnstable [Sandwich
Stebbins Dixon, [M. E.] (.Alonumeut)
Stet.wn Wm., [M. E.] Falmouth
Talbot M. J Jr , [M. E] Sandwich
Tasker J., [M. E] Orleans
Tisd.ale — , [M.] Dennis
Tolman Richard. [0. T ] (South) Dennis
Tubald Wakctield.[B.] (Osterville)Ba'n-
Tuoker Elijah. [C. T] Chatham [stable
■Washburn J. B., [M.E.](Osterv'e) Barn-
Wells Elias. [C. T.] Sandwich [stable
^\'hite Jacob, [C. T.] Orleans
AVinchcster Geo. U., [JI.E.] (W.)Sand-
Woodburv — , [Uv.] Uarnstable [wich
M'oodiuan — , [C. T.] Welltleet

Clotiiiag.
Bowley J. E. & G., Provincetown

Fuller J. S., "

Howard .T. D., Sandwich

Miller F. G., Provincetown

Niekerson Chs., "

Packard E., Falmouth

Small D. F . Provincetown

Smith Atkins & Co., Provincetown

Coal.

[See Wood and Coal.]

Coopers.

Baker F. P., (South) Yarmouth
• Jhasc Job, (South) DcniilM
DeW'olf (Jeortfo, Provincetown
Doanc E. tJ., Harwich (I'ort)
HowcH & Taylor, Yannouth (Port)
Kellev A. & Co., (South) Dennis
Phillips Braddock G., Harwich (Port)
Snow Caleb, Harwich (Port) [wich

Tuttle Jesse & Brothers, (South) Har-

Counsellors.

Copeland Geo., Brewster
Davis John W., WeDHect
Doane John, Orleans
Fes.senden C. B. II., Sandwich
Lewis Jas. D., FaIn:outh
Marstoa Geo.. Barnstable
Marston Nymph.'i.s, "
Ny(^ Seth F , Sandwich
Scudder Zeno, Barnstable
Small Simeon N., Yarn.outh (Port)

Country Stores.

Where are kept Dry Goods, GronriM

Crockery, '^c, ^c, Ifc.
Aiken David K. & Co.. (South)Y«n»Ti
Atwood Harding, (South) Wellfleet
Atwood John, I'rovincetown
Atwoo<l Levi, Ciliatham
Atwood Nath'l, Orleans
Bacon Ebenezer, Barnstable
Baker Braddock, (South) Yannouth
Baker John, (South) Dennis
Baker Joseph, " '•

Baker Timothy, (Hyannis) Barnstable
Baker Watson, '• ••

Boiu-ue Chas., (North) Sandwich
Boyce Gilbert R., (West) Falmouth
Brooks Obed Jr., Harwich
Burgess Aaron li., (Pocasset)Sandwick
Burpee Hiram, Sandwich
Cahoon Seth, (West) Harwich
Chapman Howes, Dennis
Chase G. AV. & Co., (South) Dennis
Chase Job, (West) Harwich
Central Trading Company, Wellfleet
Childs Daniel, (Cotuit Port) Bamstabl»
Clark Chas. A., Falmouth
Coleman John, (Cotuit Port) Bamsta'e
Cole Collins S., (South) Welltleet
Cook E. & E. K., Provincetown
Cook H. & S., Provincetown
Cook Philip, "

Cook Stephen .Tr., '•
Covell Nath.-uiiel, "
Crocker Daniel. Y'armouth (Port)
Crosby D. H , Orleans [stable

Crosby W. & Son, (Centreville) Barn-
Crosby & Lewis, (Centreville) Bamst,i-
Crowell A., Provincetown [ble

Crowell Divvid. "
Crowell F. H., (West) Yarmouth
Crowell John F., (West) Dennis
Crowell Paul Jr., (West) Sandwich
Crowell S., (West) Dennis
D.avis Frederic, (West) Falmouth
Dillingham Stephen, (West) Fahnouth
Do.ane Ephm., Harwich (Port)
Doane Ezekiel, Eastham
Doane Freeman. (East) Orleans
Doane V., Harwich (Port)
Dunbar Frederic. (South) Yarmouth
Dyer c<t Atwwd, Wellfleet
Dyer Sam'l. Truro
Edson E.. Orleans
Eldredge Benj. W.. Ilarwich (Port)
Eldridge Hiram T.. •• '•

Eldridge Kimball, (West) Chatham
Ellis Alden N., (North) Sandwich
Freeman E.. Provincetown
Freeman Wat.son, (Ej\st) Sandwich
Giddings Geo., Sandwich
Gould James, Chatham
Gurnev David, (West) Sandwich
Hall Abijah. Dennis
Hallett N, Y.. Yarmouth (Port)
Hallett Warren. (Hy.innis) Bamstc^jle
Hamblintou Wm.. Chatham
Hammond A.. Chatham
Harding Stejilien, Chatham
Hardy Josiah Jr., ••

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Haughton A., Eastham

Heard Davis, Orleans

Ilitisins Geo., (East) Brewster

Ilist^ins Jos.. Truro

Ili;?i;insP W., \Vellfleet

Ili^rjjins Samuel, "

Ili^jlins Sam'l Jr., "

llilliarJ T. & S. & Co., Provincetown

Hinckley & Stutson, Sandwich

Holbrook Benjamin, Wellfleet

Holway A., Sandwich

Howes (Jrowell & Co., Dennis

Howes Collins, Chatham

Howes Daniel, "

Howes David, "

Howes Elisha, "

Howes James S.. (East) Dennis

Howes James & Co., "

Howes Samuel, "

Howes Shubael, "

Howland Jason, (West) Barnstable

Huckins Joseph, "

Jones Ezra, { VVaquoit) Falmouth

Kelley J. & Sons, (Centreville) Barn-

Kenney John, Truro [stable

Kenrick Alfred, Orleans

Kuowles Elijah, Eastham

Knowlcs James, Barnstable (Port)

Knowles Joshua, (North) Truro

Knowles Joshua Jr., " "

Laha D. Mrs., Wellfleet

Lancey Benj., Provincetown

Laphara Wm. F., Sandwich

Lewis Frederic, Barnstable

Loring Wm., Sandwich

Matthews David, (South) Yarmouth

Mayo Albert, Brewster

Mayo Jeremiah, "

Mayo John Jr., Truro

Mayo Josiah, Chatham

Myrick Isiiac, Yarmouth (Port)

Myrick Nathaniel, Brewster

Nicholson L., (Cotuit Port) Barnstable

Nickerson Abner, (South) Harwich

Nickerson Charles, Provincetown

Nickerson E., "

Nickerson John, "

Nickerson Joshua, 2d, (North) Chatham

Nickerson Joseph P., (South) Harwich

Nickerson Silas, (West) Dennis

Nickerson S. L., [ship stores] Province-

Nye F. 6., (North) Falmouth [town

Packard E., Falmouth

Paine E. & Co., Truro

Paine Joshua, Provincetown

Paine Solomon & Co., Truro

Parker Seth Jr., (West) Barnstable

Peirce Joshua Y., Wellfleet

Percival Azariah, Barnstable

Perry H. & Co., (Pocasset) Sandwich

Phinney Asa, ( W^aquoit) Falmouth

Phinney Ehsha, (Cotuit Port) Barnsta-

Pitts Thomas, Truro [ble

Pope 0. E. & E. T., Sandwich

Proctor Chas., (Monument) Sandwich

Ransom Benj., (North) Sandwich

Raymond Asa (3., (Pocasset) Sandwich

Rich Atwood & Co., Truro

Rich Benj., Wellfleet

Rich E. & Co., Truro

Rich Nehemiah, "

Rider C, Chatham

Rider Thacher, (North) Chatham

Rider Samuel, Truro

Robinson John, (East) Falmouth

Rogers John F., (West) Harwich

Rogers Prince, Orleans

Ryder Godfrey Jr., Provincetown

Scott M., Sandwich

Scudder E., (Ostcrville) Barnstable

Scudder Josiah, " "

Scudder N. & D., "

Sears E. B., {\\\-M) Brewster

Shiverick fc Wdcil, (West) Valmouth

Small Caleb, (Soutli) Harwich

Small Daniel, Provincetown

Small David H., (West) Harwich

Small Francis, (North) Truro

Small Jesse, Provincetown

Small Zebina, Harwich ( Port)

Smith D. D., (North) Truro

Smith John & Co., Truro

Snow Laban, Harwich (Port)

Snow S. Mrs., Provincetown

Sparrow S. Jr., (South) Orleans

Stevens Levi, Truro

Swift EUis M., (Monument) Sandwich

Swift & Ellis, (North) Sandwich

Taylor N. Mrs., Chatham

Taylor Washington, Chatham

Thacher JL Miss, (Hyanuis) Barnstable

Thacher Paddock, Yarmouth (Port)

Tobey F. C, " "

Union Wht. Co., Wellfleet

Union Whf. Store Co., Provincetown

Wales & Conant, Barnstable

Weeks Cyrus, (South) Harwich

We.xon Benj., (South) Dennis

Wexon Joshua Jr., " "

Wliitman Isaac, ( VVest) Barnstable

Whorf J., Truro

Whorf N., "

Whorfe Thos. R., Provincetown

Wilder Josiah, Truro

Willard H. H., Provincetown

Winslow Nathan, (West) Brewster

Young J., Orleans

Dentists.

Allen Wilkes, Sandwich
Whitney Geo. R., Provincetown

Dry Goods.

[See also Coitnlnj Stores-I
Arnaud R. C, Wellfleet
Cook Ephm., Provincetown
Hallett Solomon, Chatham
HigLfins Lewis, Wellfleet
Hoi brook Lucy, "
Newcomb M. Mrs., (South) Wellfleet
Nickerson Ann Mrs., Provincetown
Shedd Wm. M., "

Small D. F., "

Fancy Goods.

Eaton James B., Provinceto^vn
Hopkins Joshua F., "
Lovell A. AY., (Hyannis) Barnstable
Small M. M., Provincetown
Willard H.H., "

Farniture.

Edson Eliphalet, Yarmouth (Port)
Pope J. AV., Sandwich

Grain and Flour.

Burpee Hiram, Sandwich
Cobb & Smith, Barnstable
Crocker J. B., Yarmouth (Port)
Foster .Jonathan, Brewster
Howes & Taylor, Yarmouth (Port)
Kenrick Alex., (East) Orleans
Sears & Howes, (East) Dennis
AV'aterman C. C. P., Sandwich

Grist Mills.

Anderson Wm., Yarmouth
Baker Benson, "

Baxter & Baker, (West) Yarmouth
Collins A. & Co., (North) Truro
Farris Reuben K., (South) Yarmouth
Hinkley N.,(Marston's Mills) Barnsta-
Howes James & Co., Dennis [ble

Howes Rufus & Co., Yarmouth
Jones Silas, (West) Sandwich
Nye Samuel, (East) "
Robinson John, (\Vaquoit) Falmouth
Robinson Joseph, (East) Falmouth
Rogers Samuel, (North) Truro
Ryder Isaac, Wellfleet
Small James, (North) Truro
Smith Warren, Provincetown
Spriiigliill Corn & Saw >Iill,(East) Sand-
Wing Stephen, Sandwich [wich

Hair Dressers.

Armstrong Wm., Sandwich
Small M. N., Provincetown

Hardware.

Atwood Simeon, Wellfleet
Higgins & Stubbs, "
Holway A., Sandwich
Snow N. A., Provincetown

Harness Makers.

Arnaud R. C, WellHoct
Childs B. R., Sandwich

Farris Russell D., (South) Yarmouth
Fish Rufus, Falmouth
Freeman Watson, (East) Sandwich
Hallett Benj. 1st, Yarmouth (Port)
Hatch Francis, "

Holmes Wm. D., Barnstable
Lovell Eldridge, Yarmouth ( Port)
Rogers Abner, (East) Brewster
Shiverick Wm., Falmouth

Hats and Caps.

Atwood B. Y., Wellfleet
Chipman Isaac, Barnstable
Fuller J. T., Provincetown
Gibbs F. P., Sandwich
Hamblinton Nath'l, Chatham
Howard J. D., Sandwich
Lothrop Joseph IL, Barnstable
Miller F. G., Provincetown
Small D. F., "

Livery Stables.

Bartlett & Winsor, Barnstable
Boyden Wm. E., Sandsvich
Chandler .lames, Provincetown
Higgins Simeon, Orleans
Howland Albert, (West) Orleans
Keith & Childs, Sandwich
Lane Dennis, Wellfleet
Sears Chas. Jr., Yarmouth (Port)

Lumber.

Cobb & Smith, Barnstable

Cook H. & S., Provincetown

Crosby Joshua & Co., Orleans

Foster Jonathan, Brewster

Freeman E., Provincetown

Hallett M. C. & Co., Yarmouth (Port)

Hilliard T. & S., Provincetown

Hills Jonathan, Provincetown

Hinckley Josiah, Barnstable

Mayo J. & D., Brewster

Nickerson & Emery, Chatham

Pepper Bangs. Brewster

Smith David, Provincetown

Thayer H. H., Sandwich

Union Whf. Store Co., D.Fairbanks, ag't

Marine Eailways.

Provincetown Marine Railway, F. At-
kins, agent I Fairbanks, agent
Union Marine Railway, Provincet'n. D.

Manufactories.

Cotton Mill, Sam'l Wing, Proprietor,
Sandwich [Falmouth, A. Clark, ag't

Pacific Cotton & Woollen Mau'ory (East)

Falmouth Glass Co., Falmouth, John
Jenkins, agent

Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Sandw'h,
Deming Jarves,agt., Federal st.Bost'n

Manomet Iron & Machine Co., (North)
Sandwich, Z. R. Hinckley, agent

Perry H. & Co.,Manuf. Hollow & Iron
Ware, ( Pocasset) Sandwich

Satinet Manufactor}', (Waquoit) Fal-
mouth, John Robinson, agent

Millinery.

Crocker II. P., Yarmouth (Port)
Fisher Ann, " "

Lancv H. Mrs., Provinceto^vn
Shedd Wm. M.. "

Ming L. W. Miss, Sandwich

Marble and Stone Cutters.

Fisher Jabcz, Yarmouth
Holmes Nath'l, Barnstable
Hopkins T. A., (East) Orleans
Linell Geo., (South) Orleans
Winslow G. D., Brewster

Oysters and Eefresbments.

Ballard Allen, Provincetown
Fish Rus.sell, Sandwich
Smith Samuel S., Provincetown
Smith Simeon, [fish] Sandwich

Painters.

(House, Sisn and Fancy.)
Ames Franklin, (Hyannis) Barnstable
Atwood Timothy, Wellfleet
Baker Joseph, (South) Yarmouth
Bates 0. W., Provincetown
Chase Francis W., Barnstable

BARNSTABLE COUNTY.

Cook Caleb, rrovincotnwn

Ki-pcniau Nath'l, (!h»thain

(Jeer Thos. li., Kalmoutli

IlDwarJ .(. \V., (Ilvaniiis) Bamstablo

Mcailor & (^ha-^o, (West) Harwich

Nickcrson Doaii, WcllfltH't

I'crrv & Spiiiii;, Sandwicli

Kobfiins .loscpli, (Ostcrville) Barnstable

Kobliins .lusluia, Harwich (Port)

Siiiitli Ilcnuiii, Cliatliaiii

Taylor Kdwin, (West) Harwich

Taylor Eihvin E., (South) Dennis

M hittemoro David D., Dennis

^Vhittemore Daviil, ''

Whittoniore J., Barnstable

Wiley Freeman A., Truro

Physicians.

Allen Taiil W., Barnstalilo

Bacheliler John, Sandwich

Bassett Moses, Falmouth

Carpenter E. \\'., Chatham

ClilTord D. 1'., "

Cornish Aaron, Falmouth

Danforth Nath'l, Chatham

Doane O. W., (Ilyannis) Barnstable

Dodge FrankUn, Harwich

Ford Oliver, Barnstable

Gifford Benj., [botanic] Provincotown

Oooch \Vm. K., (South) Dennis

Gould S. H., Brewster

Greene Wni. N., Falmouth ■

Harper John, Sandwich

Houfih H. C, [botanic] Provincetown

Jenkins Freeman, Barnstable

Jones Luther S., Yarmouth

Knight N. J., Truro

Knox T. P., (Hyannis) Barnstable

Leonard Jona., Sandwich

Lord W. E., (North) Dennis

Lothrop John L., Provincetown

McCallum H. H., Barnstable

Mitchell Jacob, Wellfleet

Newton A. H., Truro

Paine Stephen A., Provincetown

Phillips John, Eastham

Pineo P., Barnstable

Pitcher S. Jr., (Hyannis) Barnstable

Pratt G. J., Harw"ich

Rogers Moses, Falmouth

Seabury Benj. F., Orleans

Shove George, Yarmouth (Port)

Stetson John, Harwich

Stickncy E. Vi'.. Provincetown

Stone Jeremiah, "

Stone Thos. N., Wellfleet

Swift Alfred, Dennis

M'ilson T., Orleans

Whitney Isaiah, Provincetown

Printers.

Phinney S. B., Barnstable
Swift 0. F., Yarmouth (Port)

Provisions.

Chandler James, Provincetown
Crocki^r & Gifford, "

CrowcU C, (Hyannis) Barnstable
Knowles Butler, Falmouth
Merchant AVm.. Sand^vich
Nickerson Chas., Provincetown
Small Daniels., '■

Smith Elijah, "

Smith Wm., '•

Public Houses.

Bartlett & Winsor, [Globe Hotel] Barn-
stable

Bursley Washburn, (West) Barnstable

Chandler James, [Union House] Prov-
incetown

Dill Hann.ah. Wellfleet [town

GilTord Jas.. [Pilgrim House] Province-

Goodsjieeil Chas.", ( 1 lyannis) Barnstable

Hiirgins Simeon. Orleans

Holbrook Thos.. Welltleet

Howes Isaac, Dennis

Rowland Albert, (West) Barnstable

Pope Elisha, Sandwich

Sears Chas. Jr., Yarmouth (Port)

Tisdiile Wm., Sandwich

Webster John, ( \\ood"s Hole) Fahuouth

\\'ilder Josiah, Truro

Pump and Block Makers,

Hardi' g -T ihn, WellHeet
HolimsO B., Provincetown
.Mayo 'I nomas, "

Young Joseph & Co., Chatham

Rigger.
Roberts David, I'royincetown

Sail MakTS.
Adams Alfred, Provincetown
Allstrum B., "

Atkins P., "

Baker Timothy, Harwich (Port)
Bates Henry, Chatham
Braddock \\illiam F., (West) ILarwich
Crowell David, Y'armouth (Port)
Hall Joseph, Provincetown
llannum (Miarles A., I'rovincctown
K'elley k Dnane, Har\yich (Port)
I'eak'jc.lin, Welltieet
Sniitli Gilliert, ll.arwich (Port)
Southard Kli, Wellfleet

Sash and Blind Makers.

Chipman W. C. & J. K., Sandwich
Hopkins & Mayo, Harwich (Port)
Hopkins Moses, Brewster

Ship Chandlers.

Bowley J. E. & (!.. Provincetown
Chase Geo. W. & Co., (South) Dennis
Chase Job, " "

Crocker J. B., Y'armouth (Port)
Howes & Taylor, '• "

Kelley A. & Co., (South) Dennis
Loveland Timothy V. & Co., Chatham
Small Daniel, Provincetown
Smith Atkins & Co., "
Sparrow, Ueed & Lewis, Chatham
Thatcher, Cook & Co., Provincetown
Union Wharf Store Co., D. Fairbanks,
agent, Provincetown

Shipwrights.

Loring & Smith, Provincetown

Kogers , Welltieet

Shiverick Asa & Sons, (East) Dennis
Sleeper Bradley, Provincetown

Spar Maker.

Smith Lewis L., Provincetown

Stoves and Tin Ware.

Atkins Caleb W., Provincetown
Atwood Simeon, Wellfleet
Burbank S. C. & Co., Sandwich
Crocker Edward, Y'armouth (Port)
Forster Josiah, Sandwich
Howes & ITallett, Yarmouth (Port)
lluckins Nelson, Brewster
Jenkins E., (West) Barnstable
Linell Geo.W'., (West) Harwich
Rogers Sullivan, Chatham
Rogers Geo. W., Provincetown
Small Geo. W., Harwich (Port)
Snow N. A., Provincetown
Snow Benj., (Hyannis) Barnstable
Starbuck Joseph II., Falmouth

Tailors and Drapers.

Allen Joshua M., Sandwich
Backus J., Barnstable
Burgess E. G.. Falmouth
Duffee Andrew, Sandwich
Hale Joseph, Y'armouth (Port)
Ilallett A. C, (Hyannis) Barnstable
Higghis.I. K., W'ellHeet
Howard Edward, Chatham
Howard J D., Sandwich
McMuUen Joseph, "
Peirce Harvey, '•
Taylor Isaac," Y'armouth (Port)
Turner Joseph H., Brewster

Tanners and Curriers.

Freeman IClisha, ^\"ellt1eet
Winslow \Vm., (West) Brewster

Trunks.

Fuller J. S., Provincetown
Miller F. G.,
Small D. F.,

Watches and Jewelry.

Eldridgc Geo.. Chatham

Mit<hell Augustus, Provincetown

•Munroe John, Barnstable

Nurse Keulnii H , (South) Yannouth

West India Goods.

[Sfffxtso Country Stores.]
Bowers .Smith, ( Wood's Hole) Falmouth
Bowley J. E. & (I., Provincetown
Chase Job, (South) Denniii
Clark Cha.s., Falmouth
Cobb & Smith, Barnstable
Collins Patrick, Sandwich
Cr(H:ker J. B., Yarmouth (Port)
Criicker &. (iillord, Provincetown
Crowi'll C, (llyainiis) Barnstable
Freeman Prince, Provincetown
Iliggins Simeon, Orleans
Howes & Taylor, Yarmouth (Port)
Ilii\yes Wm. C, (South) Dennis
Johnson Timotliy P., Provincetown
Keith & Childs, .Sandwich
Kelley A. & Co., (South) Dennis
Knowles Butler, Falmouth
Loveland Timothy V. & Co., Chatliam
Merchant, \\'arren & Co., Sandwich
Reardon Titus P., "

Scott M., "

Sears & Howes, (East) Dennis
Smith Atkins & Co., Provincetown
Smith Elijah, '"

Smith Wm., "

Sparrow, Reed & Lewis, Chatham
Thatcher, Cook & Co., Provincetown
Waterman C. C. P., Sand^yich

Wheel'WTights.

Burgess & Jones, Sandwich
Crocker — , (West) Barnstable
Hallett Eben Jr., Yarmouth (Port)
Hopkins Elisha Jr., Orleans
Keith Is;i<ac, [car maker) (West) Sand-
Mallard Geo., Brewster [wich
Phinney Nelson, (Centrcville) Bamsta-
Rogers Jona , Orleans [ble
Sparrow Reuben C, Wellfleet
Thacher Watson, Y'armouth
Thatcher Jaseph, (South) Dennis
Weeks Hiram, (Ostcrville) Barnstable
White Rufus, (South) Y'armouth

Wood and Coal.

Atwood John, Provincetown

BoNvley J. E. & G.,

Cobb & Smith, Barnstable

Cook E. & E. K., Provincetown

Cook H. & S., "

Cook Stephen Jr., "

Crowell A., "

Freeman E., '"

Ilallett M. C. & Co., Y'.armonth (Port)

Hilliard T. & S.. Provincetown

Hills Jonatha.n, "

Hinckley Josiah, Barnst.ible

Small Daniel. Provincetown

Smith Atkins & Co., "

Thatcher, Cook & Co., " [Provincefn

Union Wf. Store Co., D. Fairbanks, ag't,

Whorf Thos. R., Provincotown

Miscellaneous.

Ballast.— T'mw. V. John.son, Province-
to^^Ti [ton's Mills) Barnstable
Carriage Builder.— E. Crocker, (Mars-
Cniifertioner. — ls.aac Quincll. Sandw'ch
Earthen Ware MittD'fac'ry. . Brad-
ford. (West) Barnstable
Insurance Agent. — Godfrey Ryder Jr.,
Provincetown [Harwich
Lamp BlarJc Mnnu/ac. — Sam'l Small,
Lard Oil Manufac. — Wm. Nye Jr. &
Co.. Falmouth [Yarmouth (Port)
jllii;«e.sia Manuf. — George D. Shove,
Mu.^ic Teacher. — George R. Whitney.
Provincetown [Provincetown
Oil for WatchtsSf Clocks.— Ca\eb Cook,
Pirino Manuf.— E. Ryder Jr., Yarm'th

(Port)
Planing Mill.—W. Smith, Province-
town. H. H. Thayer, Sandvvich
Screxcs ^' Levers for raising vessels, Ifc.

— .lohn Dyer & Co., Provincetown
Wool Carrf/jiff.— A. Marston, (Mars-
ton's Mills) Barnstable

60

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD,

BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

Berkshire Countj', formerly part of Hampshire County, was incorporated April 21, 1761.

It is the most western county, and extends entirely across the Slate.

In the eastern part of this county lie the Hoosac Mountains, and in the western the Taconic.

The population in 1840 was 41,680 : number of towns, 30 ; square miles, 952 ; population to a square
mile, 44. Population in 1853, 4i),o36 ; towns 32 ; population to a square mile, 52. Lenox is the county
town.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge of Probate, Daniel N. Dewey, Lenox.

Ref/ister of Probate, John Brannin^, Monterey.

Clerk of the Courts, Charles Sedijwick, Lenox.

Re(/ister of Deeds, North District, llicharcl Whit-
ney,'L«He*'6oro?<yA ,• Middle District, George J.
Tucker, Lenox; South District, Isaac Seeley,
Great Barrington.

County Treasurer, Geo. J. Tucker, Lenox.

Crier of Courts, Joel Davis.

Jailer, Isaac C. Ives.

Ocerseers of House of Correction, Geo. J. Tucker,
Chailes Sedj^wick.

SSheriJf, Thomas Twining, Lenox.
Deputy S/ieriffs.

Adams, Z^lotes H. Richmond.

Adams, (North,) John Holden, Jabez Hall, Jo-
«iah Q. Robnson, 2d.

Charlemont, Samuel Potter.

Cheshire, Gilbert W. Dresser.

Great Barrington, Calvin C. Crane.

Hi?>sdale, John M. Tuttle.

Lanesborough, Lyman Hall, Jr.

Lee, A. H Pease.

Lenox, Isaac C. Ives.

New Marlborough, Samuel A. Turner.

Monterey, John G. Mansur.

Otis, Moses Day.

Pittsfield, A. W. Kellogg.

Sandisfeld, E. Bosworth.

Sheffield, Augustus F. Brown.

Stockbridge, Daniel B. Fenn.

West Stockbridge, William Jones.

Williamstown, John R. Bulkley.

Probate Court, holden at Lenox, on the 1st
Tuesday of every month, and Wednesday, except
in February, May, August, and November.

At Adams, on the Wednesdays ne.xt after the
2d Tuesdays of January, April, July, and October.

At Gt. Barrington, on the Wednesdays next after
the first Tuesdays in Feb , May, Aug., and Nov.

At Lanesborough, on the 2d Tuesdays in Jan-
uary, April, July, and October.

County Commissioners.

Asahel Foote, Williamstown, Chairman ; Seth
Norton, iV^ew Marlboro' ; John Nye, Lee.

Soecial Commissioners. — Elisha Rockwell, Peru ;
Edw. P. Woodworth, Great Barrington.

Times of Meeting . — At Lenox, on the 1st Tues-
days in January, April, July, and September.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.

G. N. Briggs, W. E. Brayton. Horatio Byington,
Ezekiel R. Colt, Daniel N. Dewey, Bartlett Dolen,
Stoddard Hubbell, Calvin Martiii, Chas. M. Owen,
J. Q. Robinson, Charles Sedgwick, Increase Sum-
ner, Henry L. Sabin, Wm. S. Tucker, Ralph
Taylor, William P. Walker, George J. Tucksr,
Billings Pahner.

Ju'itices of the Peace and Quorum.

Adams, Benj. F. Robinson, W. H. Tyler, E. D.
Whittaker.

Egrcmont, Wilbur Curtis.

Gt. Barritigton, Increase Sumner.

Lee, William Porter.

Lenox, Henry W. Bishop, Chas. Sedgwick, Geo.
J. Tucker, Wnii. S. Tucker, Thos. Twining, Wra.
P. Walker.

Monterey, E. B, Garfield.

New Marlboro', Edward Stevens, Seth Norton,
Noah Gibson.

Otis, Lester Filley.

Peru, Cyrus Stowell.

Pittsfield, Phineas Allen, George N. Brings,
Henry H. Childs, Ezekit-l R. Colt, Henry Hub-
bard, Ensign H. KfUotrg, C^ilvin Martin, Edward

A. Newton, Thos F. Plunkett, Julius Rockwell.
Sandisfeld, D:iniel Sears.

Slicjii^'ld, Edward F. Ensign.

Stockbridge, J. Z. Goodrich, Wm. Williams.

Williamstown, Henry L. Sabin.

Justices of the Peace.
(See also Justices of the Peace and Quortim.)

Adams, E. Bailey, Samuel Bowen, Samuel M.
Bowerman, H. J. Bliss, Isaac Dean, Charles
Marsh, Wm. C. Plunkett,' F. 0. Sayles, Wm. H.
Tyler.

Adams (North.) 0. Arnold, W. E. Brayton, H.
L. Dawes, Daniel Jenks, Andrew A. Richmond,
Thomas Robinson, James T. Robinson, L. C.
Thayer, W. H. Warner. George Millard, Abel
Wetherbee. Almond B. Cole, Isaac Hohuan.

Atford, Reuben C. Fitch, E. C. Ticknor, E. K.
Williams.

Becket, Wm. O. Bell, Gains Carter, Mark P.
Carter, Charles O. Perkins. Timothy Snow.

Cheshire, Russell C. Brown, James Brown,
Richmond P. Brown, L. G. Cole, HoUis Mansfield,
Ira Richardson, James N. Richmond, INathan
Sayles, John Welles, John C. Wolcott.

Clarksburg, Salah Clark.

Dalton, Alpheus Brown, John C. Chase, John
Chamberlin, Henry Ferre, Granville D. Weston,
Charles ¥. 13ennett.

Egrcmont, James Baldwin, Samuel Bacon, R.
P. Brown, S. B. Dewey, Nathan Benjamin, S. C.
Newman, J. H. Rowley, Geo. W. Lester.

Florida, Nahuni P. Brown, Dennis Thayer,
Israel Whitcomb.

Gt. Barrington, Charles N. Emerson, A. Gid-
dings, Charles Hudson, Samuel Newman, Isaac
Seeley, Henry Wheeler, Increase Sumner, Edward
P. Woodworth, Rowland Wharfield, Almon I.
Loring, Rodney Hill.

Hancock, Leonard Doty, Silas H. Gardner,
Joshua Gorton, Calvin P. Lapham, Augustus L.
Smith, Jason White.

Hinsdale, John Cady, O. P Colt, Chas. J. Kit-
tredge, Charles H. Plunkett, Charles K. TriJ^cy.

Lanesborough, Sherman Curtis, W. T. Filley,
Lyman Hall, Socrates Squires, Alden Worden,
Richard Whitney, Asahel Buck, Nathaniel B.
Williams.

Lee, Hubbard Bartlett, Caleb Belden, Lewis
Beach, Lawson D. Bidwell, Jonathan F. Cook,
Leonard Church, Franklin Chamberlin, Harrison
Garfield, John Nye, George W. Platner, Franklin
Sturgis, Samuel Gates, Frederick N. Lowry.

Lenox, Henry W. Bishop, Oliver Dewey, James
Collins, Chas. Matoon, Thomas Sedgwick, George
J. Tucker, William S. Tucker, Thos. Twining,
Charles Sedgwick, William P. Walker.

Monterey, John D. Bidwell, James Freeman. E.

B. Garfield, Milton Judd, Amos Laugdon, Wilbur

C. Langdon.

Mt. Washington, John Campbell, Stanton A.
Campbell, Bela N. Clark, Ira Schutt.
New Ashford, Phineas Harmon.

BEUKSIIIllE COUNTY.

Gl

New Mnrlhorouf///, Edwin Adams, J. N Cullur,
Noiih Gibson, Srih Norton, Levi L. Smith, Loren
Sinitti, I'ldwiwd Stfivens, Auijiistus Turner, Flarlow
S. Underwood, 15pnjiimiii Wheeler, Joseph W.
llowp, Animi Warr.er.

(His, Anion Jiidd, Elam P. Norton, Bavil Sey-
mour, Ilcnry Seymour, ^Marsliall Wilcox, Lester
Filley, Alanson Crittenden, Norman Strifkland.

Peru, Ebenczer Haskell, Henry Pierce, Milo
Stowell, Cyrus Stowoll.

nttsjlcld, Arnoa Barnes, Henry S. Briggs, Eze-
kiel R. Colt, James D. Colt, 2d, Kic-hard C.
Cogswell, James H. Dunham, N. S. Dodge, L
H. Gamwell, Levi Goodrich, Thomas A. Gold,
Thomas G. Gold, E. H. Kellogg, Thco. Hinsdale,
Jared Ingersoll, l\Litthias R. Lanckton, Calvin
Martin, Hosea Merrill, Jr., Phincas L. Page,
Robert 'W. Adam, Geo. S. AVillis, Jonathan Allen,
2il, Jasr Boehe, John S. Noble, Abel West, Joel S.
Paiijc, Levi Beebe, J. C. West, Pliineas Allen, Jr.

RIchinnnd, Win. Bacon, Erastus Rowley, John
Sliprrill, Eleazer Williams.

Sandisfield, Henry Abbey, John 11. Allen,
Erastus Beach, Ed\vin?Bosworth, Samuel C. Par-
sons, Joshua M. Sears, Uriel Smith, Lyman
Webster, Josiah Wolcott, L. K. Strickland.

Savoy, Bradish Dunham, Harmon Snow.

SJu'ffidd, James Bradford, Jr , Ira Curtis, Bart-
Ictt Doten, Elijah S. Deming, John A. Laffargue,
Oliver Peck, Billings Palmer, Lovett Taft, Edward
F. Ensign.

Stockhridge, Alanson Bennett, Calvin Dewey,
Jonathan E. Field, Robert E. Galpin, John Z.
Goodrich, Cl-.arles M. Owen, Jabez Lane, Marshall
Warner, Wm. Whitney, Edward C. Carter, Giles
Kellogg, Billinss Palmer, Norman Sheldon.

Tiinnciham, Eli Hale, J. W, Sweet, Eli G. Hale.

Washi»fffo?i, Wm. F. Bell, Philip Earaes.
FTIFVrf Stoc/cbridqe, George G. Foskett, Norman
Sheldon, Henry W. Taft, George W. Kniffin, Cyrus
H. Woodruff.

WiUiamstown, James Corbin, Daniel N. Dewey,
Franklin E Foster, Stephen Hosford, Thomas C.
Phelps, Henry L. Sabin, Samuel Smith, Augustus
Starkweather, Nathaniel G. Waterman.

Windsor, William A. Bates, Reiiben Pierce,
Philo Wright, Levi M. Winslow, Ellison Axtell.
Notaries Public.

Adams, William E. Brayton, Franklin 0. Sayles.

Gt. Barrington, C. N. Emerson, Henry Wheeler.

Laneshoroiif/h , W. T. FiUey.

Lee, Franklin Chamberlain, William Porter.

Pittsjield, James Buel, James D. Colt, 2d.

Stockhridge, Junius D. Adams, D. R. Williams.

West Stockhridge, Henry W. Taft.
Coroners.

Adams, John Holden, B. F. Robinson, Reuben
Whitra.m.

Alford, Stephen M. Church.

Great Barrington, Isaac Avery.

Hinsdale, Chas. P. Tracy.

I^ee, Samuel D. Sturgis.

Neio 'Marlboro' , Emmons Arnold.

Peru, Eli Pierce, David Watkin-;.

Pitfsfield, I. S. Cole, Jared Ingersoll, N. Strong.

Sandisfield, ErasUis Rice.

Sacog. Melvin Bowkcr.

Sliejjicld, Sidney Jones.

Stockhridge, Daniel B. Fenn.

Tgringham, Elijah Garfield.

West Stockhridge, Wm. Jones.

Williamstoicn, J. R. Bulkley, Solomon Bulkley.

TOWN OFFICERS.

AD.VMS.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Thomas A.
Brayton, John Holden, Arnold Bowen.

Assessors. — Joel Bacon, Charles Marsh, Horatio
N. Dean.

Treasurer ami Cotlertor. — Wm. G. P'arns worth.

Clerk.— WWnun P. l5rayton.

Constuh'e — John Holden.

ScIiodI Committee. — Henry L. Dawes, Thomas
Taylor, A. A. Richmond, D. B. Briggs, F. E. Pat-
rick.

AT,1'0UI).

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Hugo Dewey,
S. Mason Church, William' Stoddard.

A.ise.ssors.—'Sl. R. Van Deusen, William Stod-
dard, James Shedd.

Constable and Collector.— VranUin Calkins.

Treasurer — Harlow Pease.

Clerk.— 'M. R. Van Deusen.

School Committee. — Gardner Hayden, M. R.
Van Deusen, D. F. Calkins.

BIXKKT.

Selectmen and Overseers of Pom-. — Elias Ballou,
Prentiss Chaffee, George H. Huntington.

Assessors. — Henry A. Bidwell, Elias Ballou, P.
Chaffee.

Clerk — Isaac S. Wadsworth.

Treasurer. — Nathan W. Harris.

School Committee — D. T. Shailer, Chas. 0. Per-
kins, Timothy F. Snow.

CHESiriEE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Henry J. In-
galls. R. M. Cnle, John Burt.

Assessors. — Luther H. Brown, Luther B. Lum-
mis, Charles Bliss.

Clerk. — Jerome Sweet.

Treasurer. — Joseph G. Northrup.

Constable. — Daniel D. Foster.

CLAKKSBURG.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — H. Brown,
John Page, Aaron D. Cook.

Assessors. — Richard Shattuck, E. T. Clark, "W.
Whitcomb.

Clerk. — Joseph Smith.

Treasurer and Collector. — Dennis Thayer.

DALTOX.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — John C. Chase,
David Smith, Joel W. Barden.

Assessors. — Burr Chamberlin, Henry A. Barton,
John W. B-irden.

Clerk. — Henry Ferre.

Treasurer, Collector, and Constable. — Grove W,
Branch.

School Committee. — Oliver M. Sears, Henry
Ferre, Geo. W. Boardman.

egiit;moxt.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Wilbur Cur-
tis, Cyrus Baldwin, James Rowley.

Assessors. — Norman K. Bills, R. N. Karner,
Edwin R. Joiner.

Constable and Collector. — John M. Joiner.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Loom is Austin.

School Committee. — Josiah Bacon, Norman R.
Bates, S. B. Dewey.

FLORIDA.

Selectmen, Overseers, and Assessors. — J. Thacher,
Chester Ti wer, Jesse H. Kemp.
Clerk. — Edward Knowlton.
Treasw-er. — Ephraim Tower.
Constable. — Luther Clark.

GREAT ISARUINOTOX.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Ralph Tay-
lor, Jonathan Baldwin, Edmund Pi.\ley.

A.isessors. — Augustine Giddings, Hugh Com-
stock, Samuel Newman.

Constable and Collector. — A. AV. Kellogg.

Treasurer. — George Pynchon.

Clerk. — Isaac Seeley.

School Committee. — Chas. N. Emerson, Samuel
Newman, Lewis Green.

H.VNCOCK.

Selectmen and Overseeis of Poor. — Henry "UTiit-
man, Thomas J. Hazard, Silas G. Dawley.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Assessors. — Thomas J. Hazard, Hiram S. Smith,
James R. Whitman.

C/erZ;.— Charles B. Wells.
Treasurer. — Henry Whitman.
Constable. — Russell Grant.

HINSDALE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — William Hins-
dale, William W. Adams, Monroe Emmons.

Assessors. — Gordon Parrish, G. K. Tracy, L. M.
Francis.

Clerk. — Gordon Parrish.

Treasurer. — Geo. W. McAlwain.

School Committee. — I. N. Lincoln, H. S. Beals.

Constable. — Franklin W. Hinsdale.

LANESBOEO'.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Ira Jenks,
Samuel W. Dow, Amos Shepardson.

Assessors. — Henry Mead, James McCleary, Har-
vey Chase.

Cfer/c— Richard Whitney.

Treasurer. — Luther H. Washburn.

Constables. — William H. Mead, Willard Bur-
lingham.

LEE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — William P.
Hamblin, Eli Bradley, William G. Merrill.

Assessors. — Lewis Beach, Wm. Blake, Edward
P. Tanner.

Constable and Collector. — Edwin Sturgis.

Treasurer. — William Taylor.

Clerk. — Ransom Hinman.

School Committee. — Ransom Hinman, Franklin
Chamberlin, F. Moore, S. A. Hulbert, A. Hyde.

LENOX.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — M. S. Wilson,
William 0. Curtis, Henry M. Dewey.

Assessors. — Henry H. Cook, Charles Bangs,
Horatio N. Sears.

Constable and Collector. — Daniel F. Dunbar.

Treasurer. — George Wells.

C/erA:.— William S. Tucker.

School Committee. — Henry H.Cook, Geo. Fitch,
Timothy A. Hazen.

MONTEREY.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Ebenezer
Rewee, A. G. Freeman, Lyman Thompson.

Assessors. — Samuel Thompson, Norman S. Sears,
Cornish Hitchcock.

Constable and Collector. — Lyman Thompson.

Treasurer . — Lucius Gibbs.

C^er/t.— Wilbur C. Langdon.

School Committee. — A. B. Bidwell, J. Rewee, S.
Wright.

MOUNT AVASHINGTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Chas. Schutt,
Bela N. Clark, Gilbert Race.

Assessors. — Coonrod Mclntyre, Samuel Slater,
Bela N. Clark.

Clerk. — Horace W. Lamson.

Treasurer. — Ira Schutt.

Constable. — Horace W. Lamson.

NEW ASHFORD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Phineas Har-
mon, N. F. Rice, Hosea Beach.
Assessors — P. Harmon, A. Jordan.
Clerk. — P. Harmon.
Treasurer. — Otis Cole.

NEW MARLBORO'.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — James Hyde,
Ammi Warner, O. O. Gibson.

Assessors.— ]Sia.tha.n A. Chapin, O. Smith, S. G.
Keyes.

Constable and Collector. — H. S. Underwood.

Treasurer. — Henry A. Sheldon.

Clerk. — Augustus Turner.

School Committee. — Edwin Adams, S. H. Clark,
Daniel D. Taylor.

. Selectmen and Overseers. — Lyman J. Strickland,
Lorenzo Webb, Newton Mather.

Assessors. — Isaac I. Norton, Samuel A. Jones,
W. Judd.

Treasurer. — Charles J. Carter.

Clerk.— n. R. Spellman.

School Committee. — James Breckenridge, Henry
R. Spellman, Byron Judd.

PERU.

Selectmen, Overseeis of Poor, and Assessors. — S.
S. Bowen, Isaac S. Pierce, Warren Pierce.
Clerk.— Milo Stowell.
Treasurer. — Ebenezer Haskell.
Constable. — John M. Stowell.

PITTSFIELD.

Sclectme7i and Overseers of Poor. — G. S. Willis,
Henry Colt, Amasa Rice.

Assessors. — R. C. Cogswell, N. Strong, M. Ross.

Clerk and Treasurer. — James Warriner.

School Committee. — 0. S. Root, O. E. Brewster,
Henry Clark.

RICHMOND.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Lewis C.
Sherrill, Martin Slosson, AsaPerry.

Assessors. — Henry W. Nichols, Elias I. Warden,
John Sherrol.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Eleazer Williams.

School Committee. — Eben. L. Clark, H. W.
Nichols, H. B. Stevens.

SANDISFIELD.

Selectmen a7id Overseers of Poor. — L. K. Strick-
land, W. H. Brown, 0. Northway.

Assessors. — Joshua M. Sears, Chester Claflin,
James J. Smith.

Constable. — Lewis Shepard.

Treasurer. — Vacant.

Clerk. — Edwin Bosworth.

School Committee. — Aaron Pickett, J. T. Smith,
Henry S. Atwater.

SAVOY.

Selecttneti, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Robert Sturtevant, Jr., Daniel D. White, Eber
Maynard.

Clerk. — David Ingraham.

Treasurer and Collector. — Calvin Bowker.

Constable. — Lorenzo Reed.

SHEFFIELD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Lovett Taft,
Charles Spurr, Leonard Tuttle.

Assessors. — E. F. Ensign, A. F. Brown, A. Taft.

Constables and Collectors. — A. F. Brown, John
Crosby, Jr.

Clerk and Treastcrer. — Graham A. Root.

School Committee. — Sam'l H. Bushnell, Roderick
Cook, John Burch.

STOCKBRIDGE.

Selectmen atid Overseers of Poor. — Marshall
Warner, Russell White, JohnHufnagle.

Assessors. — Edward C. Carter, D. B. Fenn, Carl-
ton Curtis.

Collector. — Marshall Heath.

Constable. — Daniel B. Fenn.

Clerk and Treastcrer. — Henry J. Carter.

School Committee. — Spencer Byington, M. War-
ner, Henry J. Carter.

TYRINGHAM.

Selectmen. — Elbridge G. Tyrrell, Solomon Gar-
field, John Cannon.

Assessors. — Daniel Clark, Ebenezer Beets,
Jerome Crittenden.

Toivn Clerk. — Riley Judd.

Town Treasurer. — Asa Judd.

Constable. — Walter Hubbard.

WASHINGTON.

Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. —
Darius W. Dunham, H. Savery, J. M. drane.

BEUKSIIIIIE COUNTY.

G3

Clerk and Ticasvicr. — William V. Bell.
School Voniniittee. — Fiaucis Norwood, Samuel
Chapel, J. S. Clark.

WF.ST STOCKHUIDGE.

Selectmen and Dveisecrs of Poor. — Samuel C.
Buel, Orlando Edwards, St-t'h A. Barnes.

Assessors. — Nathan Kinne, Simeon Heed, M. 11.
Kellogg.

(Umstitble. — William Jones.

Collector. — .James Dcrell.

Clerk and TreasKrcr. — Henry W. Taft.

School Coiniiiittvi Nathan Shaw, Cyrus E,.

AVoodruff, Simeon Heed.

AVILLIAMSTOWN.

Selectmen and Ocersccrs of Poor. — Wm. Dan-
forth, Stephen V. It. Hoxsey, Henry Blair.

Assessors. — Myron Torrey, Lyman Bennett,
.Joshua B. Hall.

Treasurer. — Harvey G. Cole.
Clerk. — .Jackson Waterman.
Constable. — John 11. Bulkley.

WINDSOU.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Timothy
Thayer, Reuben Pierce, Jafob J. Walker.

Asse.s.sors — Almon T. Pierce, Norman Miner,
George Hathaway.

Clerk — Philo "Wright.

Treasurer and Collector. — Ezra G. Chapman.

Constable. — David I. Prmce.

School Committee.— V\u\o Wright, George Hath-
away, John Jordan.

BERKSHIRE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agricultnral Stores.

Bulkley & IkMijaiuin, I'ittstield
Heed S. & i'o.,

Apothecaries.

Bartlott llulil.ard, Lee
Uuiliii.ir.imo & liny, (North) Adams
CampSiimucl. New Mavlborougll
Cluuvh .loii:itlKin, Slu'lTu'ld
Colo Sylvester, I'ittslield
Ilarriiifctoii S. 0., Li'e
Harvey A., [botanicj (N'ortli) Adams
Noniian E., "

Nutting .lonathan E., W. Stockbridge
Parks \V. 11., Hreat Barrington
Perkins J. P., New Marlborough
Plumb Henry L.. Stockbridge
Sandv.s E., I'ittofield
Van beusen Miuk R., Alford
WheMen & Kveleth, Pittstield
Whiting F. T., Great Barriugtou
Williams Eleazer, Hichuioud
Worthiugton liobert, Lenox

Auctioneers.

Ball William. Lee

Feiin Daniel B.. Stookbridga

Fenn William H., Alt'ord

Fields .Joseph. Sheffield

Ilall T., Pittstield

.7udd Milton. Monterey

Perry Charles C. P., Lenox

Strickland Norman, Otis

Underwood II. S., New Marlboro'

Axe Manufacturers.

Murray & Dowd, (East) Lee

Bakers.

Daniels & Co., Pittstield
Parker & Teeling, "
Van Deusen George J.. Lee
Warner ^^'illiam 11., (North) Adams

Blacksmiths.

Andrews David, Kiehmond
Baliliitt Andrew.!., Windsor
Babliitt AVilliamS., Savoy
Ball William. Lee
Barnes William, Pittstield
Barry & Dowd, Lee
Bartlett Allen, Hancock
Bentley G. A., Dalton
Bliss Hiram, Lee
Bowen Daniel, .\dams
Bradley Abner B., Windsor
Brown E. T.,(N.) Becket
Bryant A., Florida
Catlin Linus, New Marlborough
Clark Alexander, (W.) Beeket
Cook Lemuel, " "

Cone Seldon, Williamsto^vn
Cooper William, Peru
Cowley P., Dalton
Crofut 0. B., West Stockbridge
Dawley John, Lanesborough
Dewey William, New Ashford
Dickinson T. E., Windsor
Dorman H. S., Tyringham

Dow Samuel W., Lanesborough

Drake S.. I'ittstield

Eilnumds .loseph, Ad.ams

Fielil )»Iartiii. Washington

Fileim Abraham, (N.) Becket

Finney Lenian, Lee

F'itcU "W'illinm, I'ittstield

Fitch William 1... Beeket

Glover Uufus, Chesliire

Graves Theodore & Co., (North) Adams

Griffith Grove, Sheffield

Hathaway George W., Hinsdale

Himes K. T., Piftslield

Hobbs Penuel, .Monterey

Hunter John S., Williamstown

Ingram Milliam, Piichmond

Jackson Ezra, Otis

Kelsev James, Egremont

Lusk"(ieorge, l!iehniond

Lyman Isaac. Hinsdale

Miller C, Stockbridge

Jliller Robert, (North) Adams

Nichols Abial, Windsor

Nye Ijcvi S., Alfnrd

Noble James, Williamstown

Noxon John D., (ireat Barrington

O'Connell William, Egremont

Palmer P. & Son, Hancock

Patterson C, Stockbridge

Pease Levi, Sandisfield

Pepoon L., Stockbridge

Perkins Lorenzo E., Otis

Pettibone F. J., Cheshire

Potter L., New Marlborough

Powell J. " "

Rice Oliver. (North) Becket

Kiehar.ls Alfred, Hinsdale

P.obbins Winthrcip, Great Barrington

]{oliinson W illiam, I'ittsfield

Smith Charles, Williamstown

Smith William, Dalton

Snow Seth, Windsor

Stephens Joseph, Sheffield

Stevens , (North) Adams

Strafford X. A. & A. B., Stockbridge

Talmage Edward, Williamstown

Thaeher Eiial, Lee

Thompson & Comstock, W. Stockb'ge

Tobev E. P.. Great Barrington

Tracy Nelson, Pittstield

Tryon Albert, Monterey

Turner John D., (North) Becket

Tyrrell E. G., Tyringham

Vaughn John. Lanesborough

Washburn Luther W., "

Washburn Samuel & Sens, Lenox

Waters A\illiam. Otis

Wetherell 0. & Son, (North) Adams

Whipple T, T., Cheshire [field

W hitney John H. & Hrother, Sandis-

Wilcox James 11.. Sheffield

Witt Ivory , (North) Adams

Bookbinders.

Koon II. R.. Pittstield
WardweU S., "

Booksellers.

Allen P. & Son, Pitt.sfleld
Dodge & Hubbard, ■'

Fish W illium T., Leo
Lapluim Gcorg(- A., Adams
Wells Geoi-gc. Lenox
Werdeii E.. Pittsfield
Whitaker E. D,, (North) Adams

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

Ames /ephaniah, (North) Becket
Barnard Joshua, " '■

Barnard Joshua Jr., " "

Barnes Kli, Kiehmond
BartUt Samuel. Richmond
Hatch N. W . Itichmond
Haskins Silas M., Windsor
Stetson Judson.
Miller JIareus, Sheffield

Boot and Shoe Dealers.

Arms L., Adams
Brown John, Pittsfield
Chapin A. B. & Co., Pittsfield

can F. D.. Adams

idurd Willard, [manuf.] Lanesboro'
Holden WiUiam, I><'nox
Howard W. S., Pittsfield
Hubbard George S., (North) Adams
Lapham G. A.. Adams
Malilbie J. & Co.. Sandisfield
Mason RvifusL.. [manuf.] Hancock
Jlillard & Co.. [manuf] Adams
Roberts T. M.J Pittsfield
Rogers Edwin, Adams
Stevens Darius, Lenox
Tanner Joseph. Adams
Trullcr A. A. & Co., S.andisfield
AVeller & Brother. Pittstield
West J. C. & Brother, "•

Brick Kilns.

Canfield M. R., Sheffield
Savage Norman, "

Brooms, Pails, Tubs, &.c.

.Vllen Gideon S.. Kiehmond
Society of Shakers, Hancock
United Soei.'ty of Shakers, Tyringham

Cabinet Makers.

Barnes Amos & Son. Pitt.sfleld

Bennett & Warner, [bedsteadsj Dalton

Bigelow H.. Lee

Brinton E C Stockbridge

Clark .lames M.. Sandisfield

Crippen Silas, Sheffield

Foot Salmon. New Jlarlborough

Hitchcock Augustus, (ireat Barrington

Ingnihiuu & Adams, W illiamstown

Ingraham & .\dams. Adams

Isiiell Cvnis P.. Adams

Lansdortfe Frederic. Great Barrington

Mason Darius, Sheffield

Porter & tarter. Otis

Sanford Stephen. Egremont

Shattuck Amasa. Williamstown

Staples William J., Monterey

Taylor Abner, Lee

Carpenters.

Andrews Dennis. Richmond
Ashley David, Pittsfield

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Atwood Thomas G., Pittsfield
Ball Isaac, Lee
Bart'ett Lloyd, Hinsdale
Bingham Silas, Hinsdale
Bird (.'yrus, Windsor
Bousrhton JL L., West Stockbridge
Brague Iiewis, Hinsdale
Brown AVilliam L., (North) Adams
Burbank Abraham, Pittsfield
Carev Avery, Pittsfield
Chatfield John, Great Harrington
Childs William, (North) Becket
Church Jarvis, Adams
Clark Ethan, Windsor
Crittenden Alanson, Otis
Crozier Charles H., (North) Adams
Dclacd E. A., Great Barring-ton
Doty Isban & Brother, Egremonfc
Everett Horatio. Hinsdale
Fuller William N., Dalton
Gallop Benadan, Great Harrington
Gilford Bethuel, Tyringham
Goldthwaite Eiias. Peru
Goodrich Alonzo E., Pittsfield
Goodrich H., Stockbridge
Gunn Calvin, Pittsfield
Hart Edward, Sheffield
Hawkins A., Stockbridge
Ilorton AnPel, Savoy
Hubbard Edmund, Windsor
Hull Abel, Egremont
Ives John H., West r^tockbridge
Jackson Edwin A., Lee
Jacobs Richard F., AViudsor
Jenkins William, Lee
Jordan Alfred JI^, Windsor
Jordan John, "

Lemley Charles, Hinsdale
Lombard E., Stockbridge
Loomis Ensign, Lenox
Marsh Charles, Adams
Marsh Linus, (North) Adams
Nettleton A., Stockbridge
Nettleton G., '■
Northrup Nicholas, Lee
Oatman E.. Adams
Pettes Benjamin, New Marlborough
Phelps E.N., Dalton
Pierce Isaac S., Peru
Pitt Charles H., Pittsfield
Porter & Carter, Otis
Prindle G., Stockbridge
Prince David J., Windsor
Reed William, "•

Scott N., Stockbridge
Shepherd Daniel, New Marlborough
Smith Meritt, 2d, Washington
Smith AVilliam S., Lenox
Sturtevant Daniel, (North) Adams
Thompson Albert B., Tyringham
Thompson Thomas D., Dalton
Thompson Horace, AVindsor
Torrey Ira, Hinsdale
Tower Stevens D. & Son, ATindsor
Tracy Silas H., New JIarlborough
Underwood H. N., Monterey
Tidetto Charles J., Pittsfield
AVashburn AA'illiam I., Lenox
AA'hite Lansford, (North) Beckefc
AVhitman John, Lee
AA'ilner Thomas, Dalton
AAilkes Thomas, AA'indsor
AA'ebster Henry, Tyringham
AVebster Orson, "

AA'orthington David, Peru

Carpets.

Chapin A. B. & Co., Pittsfield
Fenn & Carter, "

Carriage Builders.

Adams Henry, New Marlborough
Barker John, Sheffield
Bliss & Day, Savoy ,

Bowerman P., (North) .\dams
Bray ton & Ci-andell. Adams
Brown ]{alph D., (North) Adams
Brown S., " "

Buckley Abel P., New iMarlborough
Carrier & Scott, Hinsdale
Claflin Alden, Tyringham
Olapp Jason & Son, Pittsfield

Clark Chester, Hinsdale
Couch F. M., (East) Lee
Dunham Ebenezer, Pittsfield
Dorr H. P., AVest Stockbridge
Ely Henry L., AA'illiamstown
Field Russell N., Adams
Flvnn Edward, AA'illiamstown
Foote Miles M., Sheffield
Groot & Potts, Pittsfield
Hinckley Luther T., Stockbridge
Jackson Jonathan C., Otis
Merry H. N., Pittsfield
Miles Richard, Lenox
Morse Roswell, Monterey
Oatman & Parsons, Samlisfield
Sears P. H., Hinsdale
Stevens AA'illiam, [sleighs] Richmond
Stewart J., Hancock
Thayer E. E., (North) Adams
Ticknor Ahnon, Richmond

Chair Manufacturers.

Blodgett James, Stockbridge
Busghardt John, •'

Cliarooal Burners.

Chaffee, Rudd, & Co., (North) Becket
Clark James & Charles, Otis
Cornwell Chester, '■

Jones Samuel A., "

Clergymen.

Explanation of the Abbreviating. — C.
T Co7i^regatinnalis' ( Trinitarian) ;
B., Ba/dist; F. B .Freewill Baptist;
M., Methodist; M. P., Methoriist
Protestant; M. E., Methodist Epis-
copal; E. M., Evan. Methodist ; E.,
Episcopalian; O. U., Cnngregation-
alisl ( Unitarian) ; Uv., Unirirsalist ;
Ch., Christian; R. C, Roman Catli-
olic ; N. J., New Jerusalem ; Me.,
Millerite; Mn., Mormon.
Ambler John V., [B.] Lanesboro'
Bannard AA'. AV., [M. E.] Dalton
Blanchard Jesse, [Ch.] Florida
Bowen AV^., [B.] Hancock
Bradford James, [C. T.] Sheffield
Bro^rn 0. E., [M. E.] Lenox
Bryant Sidney, [C. T.] AA'. Stockbridge
Bushnell N. Y., [B.] Cheshire
Capron 0. H.. [B.] Tyringham
Chapman George T., [E.] Pittsfield
Clark E. L., [C. T.] Richmond
Clark Sereno D., [C. T.] Lee
Clark M., [C. T.] Egremont
Crawford R., [C. T.] (North) Adams
Dana J. J., [C. T.] Adams
Dashiel A. II. Jr., [C. T.] Stockbridge
Daton D. AV. [M. E.] Hinsdale
Deming Amos, [B.] Savoy
Ellis Thomas, [M. E.] Grt Barrington
Fitch Chester, [C. T.] New Marlboro'
Gale Amorv, [B.] Lee
Garvin E., [M. E.] Adams
Garvin A W.. [M. E.] Cheshire
Grant S. B., [B.] Adams
Gray AV. H., [M. E.] (North) Adams

Green , [E.] Groat Barrington

Greene John. [B.] Florida

Halbert Sanford, [M. E.] Williamstown

Harris Samuel, [C. T.] Pittsfield

Harrison , Rev., [C. T.] Pittsfield

Haslom John, [M. E.] New Ashford
Hayden G., [C. T.] Alford
Ilazen J. A., [C. T.] Williamstown
Ilodgkin John, [C. T.] Ijinox.
Hopkins Mark, [C. T.] AVilliamstown
Howe Samuel, [C. T.] Monterey
Keeler R. AV., [M. E.] Stockbridge
Keeler Richard AV., [M. E.] Tyringham
Knight Joseph, [C. T.] Peru
Lasel N., [C. T.] AV. StocUbridge
Lee J., [C. T.] Mount AVashington
Lewis Zephaniah, [M. E.] Lee
Lombard 0., [C. t.] New Marlborough
Love II. T., [B.] (North) Adams
Lyle George. [B.] AVilliamstown
Lvni.an J., [C. T.] Monterey
iNIason A. AV., [Uv.] Cheshire
Merrill S., [M. E.] AVashington
Mcrritt D. N., [C. T.] Great Barrington

Jlitchell Randall, [M. E.] Savoy
Moore Forris, [B.] (South) Lee
Neill H., [C. T.J Lenox
Norton Charies H., [C. T.] Becket
Norwood F., [C. T.] Washington
O'Cavanagh B. 0., [B. C] Pittsfield
Park F. S., [B.] Cheshire
Parks S., [M. E.] Pittsfield
Peabody Charles, [C. T.] AVindsor
Peters Absalom, [C T.] Williamstown
Phelps AV. H., [C T.] Stockbridge
Pickett A., [C. T.] Sandi.sfield
Pomroy Mr., [B.] Egremont
Porter Lemuel, [B.] Pittsfield
Pvnchon Thomas. [E.] Stockbridge
Sears 0. M., [C. T.] Dalton
Shailer Mr., [B.] (North) Becket
Shaw Samuel B., [E.] Ijanesboro'
Smith J. T., [B.] SancUsficld
Todd John, [C. T.] Pittsfield
Tupper Martin, [C. T.] Lanesboro'
AA'hitmore Tolva, [C. T.] Becket
AA'hitcher AV., [C.T.] Monterey
Woart John, [E.] Great Barrmgton

Clothing.

Brad'ey & Twining. Lee

DooUttle Elisha, Pittsfield

Dunham James H., "

Golden 0. B., "

Granger, Hill & Co., Great Barrington

Hastings & Chapman, Pittsfield

Iligginbottom T. H., "

Hisginbottom T. H., (North) Adams

Higginbottom AV. H., Pittsfield

Kelley P., "

Langdon Gordon B., Monterey

Pease Harlow, Alford

Stevens & Harrington, Pittsfield

Twining & Bradlee, Lee

AValsh Patrick, Pittsfield

Comb Manufacturers.
Bishop E. T.. Monterey
Taylor Augustus, "

Confectionery.

Parker & Teelin, Pittsfield
Sparks AVilliam, "

Coopers.

Cole Porter R., Williamstown
Weston Augustus A., Savoy [Adams
McLoud Joseph R., [nail kegs] (North)

Counsellors.

Bennett Chas. F., Dalton
Billings & Palmer, A.shfield
Bishop Henry AV., Lenox
Bliss Henry J., Adams
Bowerman S. AV., "
Bradford Jas., Sheffield
Branning John, Monterey
Briggs George N , Pittsfield
Briggs 11. S., ."

Dawes H. L., (North) Adams
Dewey Daniel N., AA'illiamstown
Ensign & Price, Sheffield
Field Jonathan C, Stockbridge
Filley AA'm. T., Lanesboro'
Gamwell & Adam, Pittsfield
Gardner Silas H., Hancock
Gold T. A. & Son, Pittsfield
Hodge N., (North) Adams
Hubbard H., Pittsfield
Jones Samuel, Stockbridge
Kellogg E. H., Pitt.sfield
Keves Danforth, AVilliamstown
Lancthon M. R., Pittsfield
Loring Thos. AA"., Sandisfield
Martin Calvin, Pittsfield
Merwin E., "

Paige P. L. & J., "
Richmond A. A., (North) Adams
Robinson Thos., " "

Robinson J. T., " "

Rockwell & Colt, Pittsfield
Sayles F 0., Adams
Strickland L. K., Sandisfield
TaftH. AV., AA'cst Stockbridge
Thayer L. C., (North) Adams
Tucker G. J., I^encx

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Tucker Wm. S., Lenox
Turner A., New Mnrlborough
Wolcott John C, Cheshire

Country Stores.

[In which arc kept a general assort-
ment of Groceries, Dry (!oi)ds, Croek-
eryware, etc., etc. Those traders
who deal exclusively in one kind of
goods will not be found in this list,
but under their appropriate heads.]

Adams & Davis, Hinsdale

Allen Gideon S., llichmoud

Allen & Eldridge, Williamstown

Arnold L. & S. H., Adams

Arnold 0. & Co.. (North) Adams

Baird Kendall, (North) Beeket

Ballou M., (North) Adams

Bates N. K., Egreuiont

Beach & Koyce, Lee

Beals II. S., Hinsdale

Benson John & Co.,(West) Stockbridge

Benton & Garfield, (East) I^e

Bidwell H. A. & Co., (North) Becket

Blackington 8. & Co., (North) Adams

Brayton T. A., "

Briggs Iron Co., Lanesboro'

Brown R., Adams

Brown K. C, Cheshire

Buel, Edwards & Co., West Stockbr'ge

Buel & Fargo, Great Barrington

Burrill Henrv M., Stockbridge

Carson T. G. & W. W., Daltoa

Chamberlain Edward.

Chapman Ezra, \\'indsor

Chencv W. K., Tyringham

Cheshire Iron Works, Cheshire

Cole Harvey T., WilUamstown

Cole R. M., "Cheshire

Curtis Chauncy, Stockbridge

Curtis II. G.. Egroniont

Darling A. B.. (Nnrth) Adams

Dean J. B.. Cheshire

Deming & Emmons. Sheffield

Dewev S. B.. Egremont

Duraiit, Hollister & Co., Great Barnng-

Eldridge & Taylor. Lee [ton

Emmons M. & N., Hinsdale

Ensign & Jones, Sheffield

Fargo & ^Mlson, Otis

Fargo & Wilson. Tyringham

Fish Wm. T., (North) Lee

Geer WilUam M.. (North) Becket

Gibbs Reuben B.. Otis

Granger. Hill & Co.. Great Barnngton

Hamblin Wm. P.. (Kast) Lee

Hoomer John B.. Stockbridge

Hull S. M.. Sandisfield

Ingalls & Tyler, (North) Adams

Jenks Elisha, Cheshire

Johnson & Hathaway, (North) Adams

Kellogg M. H.. (rt'est) Stockbndge

Keves^Wi-shiugton, Savoy

Kittridee C. J. & Co., Hmsdale

Langdon E. A. & W. W., Monterey

Langdpn W. C,

Lapiiam C. P. & Co., Hancock

Lester G. W., Egremont

Little Lucius, Sheffield

Mather Beuj. F., Williamstown

.McAuley & Ballou, (North) Adams

Merrill John T. & Co., (South) Lee

Mills John. Otis

Morev W. A., Williamstown

Nash" Edward T., Hinsdale

Nash Oliver. Peru

Northrup J. G.. Cheshire

Norton & Bosworth. Sandisfield

Orman Thomas A., (East) Lee

Perry D. J., Stockbridge

Phelps & Saverv, (North) Becket

Plumbe Henry L., Stockbridge

Pontoosuc Manufactory, Pittsfield

Pynchon George, Great Barrington

Rice & Hodge, (North) .Vdams

Richards Hiram, Hinsdale

Richards William, Richmond

Richmond & Tyler. Adams

Richmond Iron Works, Richmond

Rockwell George R., Umesboro'

Boot & Dotcn," Sheffield

Sabin & Iliggins, North Lcc
Sandford J. F. & F. T., Gt. Barrington
Sccley J, M. & Co., Adams
Seymour Henrv, Otis
ShawC. T., Stockbridge
Shepardson George. Cheshire
Sheldon Henrv, New Marlborough
Sheldon Norm'an & Co., Stockbridge
Smith A. & Son, (Nfirth) Adams
Smith J. K., " " ^

Smith, Rogers & Mills, (North) Leo
Southworth, Wallev & Co., William.'i-
Ptrong T. B., Sheffield [town

Taft C. K. & Co., Williamstown

'I'aft & , New Marlborough

Taft & Scoficld, Sheffield

Tavlor & Cook, .\dams

Taylor & Eldridge, Lee

Taylor Wm., Lee

Thurston It. C, Shcffiel

Tracy R. H., Hancock

Warren C. S.. Dalton

Wells, Bravton & Co., (North) Adam3

Wells Wm.' S., Pittsfield

Western F., Dalton

Williams Eleazer, Richmond

Williams & Parsons, Sandisfield

Wheeler & Freeman, Ad,am8

Whipple & Cady, (North) Adams

■\Miite, Rice, Richardson & Co.,(North)

Whitman & Perry. \rilliamst'n [Adams

Wood & Sayles, Adams

Crockery.

Buckley & Benjamin, Pittsfield
Chapin A. B. & Co., ';

Morlev & Smith, "

West J. C. & Brothcr.J •'
White & Murray, "

Daguerreotypes.

Ruel E. W., Pittsfield
Hirst J. W., '•

Dentists.

Clough Aaron, Pittsfield
Clough Willard,
Lcavitt Joseph, Lenox
Piper Wm. H.. (North) Adams
Root 0. S.. Pittsfield
Williams Avery, Pittsfield
Wilson G. 11., (North) .\dams
Wilson N. J., Pittsfield

Distiller.

Curtis Orin, Great Barrington

Dry Goods.

[See also Country Stores.]
Bangs David E., I^nox
Buckley & Benja-uiu, Pittsfield
Chapin A. B. & Co., ';

Clark & Landers, '■

Clark W. M. & Co., Lenox
Davis H. G., Pittsfield
Martin William, (North) Adams
McU'Uen R. W. B.. " '•

.Morev & Smith, Pittsfield
Plunkctt & Tavlor, "
Sperry L. F., Pittsfield
Taylor 11. S., Lenox
Warriner James. Pittsfield
West J. C. & Brother, "
White & Murray, "

Flouring Mills.

Carter William, Otis

Chatfield, Stowell & Co., (West) Stock-

Goodale & Brown, Egremont [bridge

Hunt Joseph, Otis

Owen & Hulburt, (South) Lee

Thompson & Cole, West Stockbridge

Flour Stores.

Bonney E. Jr., Pittsfield
Cogswell E. L., "
Daniels & Co., "
Laue John, '"

Glue Manufacturer.

Wilson Richard. Richmond

Grist Mills.

Abbott William. New .Mariborough
Hnrber Asa. Hancock
llrown I». B., Cheshire
I'liaiiilwrlain B. & A. S., Dalton
Darling I). H.. I/inesboro'
i;st<-s I-;.. (North) Adams
(idodale & llrown. Egremont
Hall Willard, Williamstown
Ingrahani Obadinh. Savoy
Jenks William & D.. AdaniB
Parrish G. & P. IL. Hinsdale
Royce Edward & Co., l-ee
Ru's.sell A. (,'.. Great Barrington
Town (;harles. Williamstown
Van Deusen Brothers. .New MarlboTO'
White & Ballou, (North) Itccket

Hair Dressers.

Bowen & Quincy, Pittsfield
FoNvle C, Lee

Levy James, Great Barrington
Sisco George. (North) Adams
Thomas D. S. & Co.. Pittfield

Hardware.

Bulklcy & Benjamin. Pittsfield
Burlingame & Ray, (North) Adam*
Messer Nathaniel, Pitt-sfield
Southwick E., (North) Adams
West J. & Brother, Pittsfield

Harness Makers.

Adams — , Dalton

AlfordGeo. W.. AVilliamstown

Butler M-, Pittsfield

Chapman C. A., •'

Gardiner James, Washington

Hall J., .\dams

Pease F. W., Pittsfield

Salmon I,uther & Son, Richmond

Spencer Edmund, Iicnox

Stearns & Brother. (North) Adam*

Wells C. B. & M. D.. Hancock

Wtjod A , Tyringham

Hats and Caps.

Dodge D. J., Pittsfield
Piatt C. B. & Son, •'
Roberts T. M., "

Smith L. T.. (North) Adams

Hoe and Fork M«nufacturer.

Gates William K.. (East) Leo

Lime Burning.

Benton Loring. (North) Adams
Brooks C. Lenox
Pullard Lemuel. Hinsdale
Cady Daniel, Hinsdale
Cole John R., Richmond
Cole Solomon, Lenox
Cole Solomon, Richmond
Cross & Peck, Richmond
Dewy C. A.,
Doolev Peter, Cheshire
Fratfcis Lysander M., Hinsdale
Griswold Wm.. Hinsdale
Herrick L. W., Dalton
Hinsdale Wm., Hinsdale
Hutchinson & Co., I..enox
Pierce Marshall, Hinsdale
Watkins R.. Hinsdale
A\'arner George, Stockbridge
AVinchell Homer, Lanesboro'

Livery Staples.

.\mold & Carpenter. (North) Adams
Brown N. G., Pittsfield
BuHingham L. J. & L. B., Pittsfield
Chappell K. K., "

Curtis W. 0.. Lenox
Howland John, (North) .Kdams
McAlwain & Kimball. (North) Adams
Rockwell J. P., Pittsfield

Lumber.

Bradlev Eli & Son. (North) Lee
Darhng A. B. & Co.. (North) Adams
Hunter. Thaver & Co.. '•
Mc.Vlwaine O'., Pittsfield

QQ

MASSACHUSETTS STATE KECORD.

Rudd Jones, (North) Beckct
Stevens A. I)., Pittsfiokl

Machinists.

Aljjar & Lincoln, New Marlborough
Chickering Jonas, Adams
Clary & Grey, Pittstield
Jordan John, Windsor
Jlartiu & Curtis, Stockbridge
McKay & Iloadley, Pittsfield
Mcliauglilin J. & A., Lee
Royce & McLaughlin, (East) Lee
Tanner & Perkins, Lee

Manufactories.

Cotton Cloth, t)-c.
Arnold 0. & Co., (North) Adams
Arnold S. L. & S. H.,
Arnold & Jackson, [prints] (North) Ad-
Beach & Rovce, Lee [ams
Brayton T. A. & Co., (North) Adams
Cain Ansel, " "
Curtisville Cotton Manuf. Co., Elasfield

& Pierce, Stoekbridge
Dean D. J., agent, (North) Adams
Jenks Elisha, Cheshire [Stoekbridge
Monument Mills, John II. Coffing, ag" t,
Munson & Peabody, Great Barrington
Peck J. & E. & Son, [warp] Pittsfield
Plunkett Wm. C, Adams
Pollock Wm., agent, [warp] Adams
Russell S. L., [wadding] Pittsfield
Taylor ft Cook, Adams
Walley D., [yarn] \VlUiamstown
Wallef S., •'

AVasliington, Adams & Co., Adams
White, Rice, Richardson & Co.. (North)

Adams

India Rubber.
Culb»r* C. B., Great Barrington

Iron.
Cold Spring Iron Works, Henry A.

Dennie, agent, Otis [Lenox

Lenox Iron Works, W. H. Phelps, ag't.
Mills John, Otis
Richmond Iron Works, Samuel Gates,

agent, Richmond
Stoekbridge Iron Co., Stoekbridge
Tinker E. R., (North) Adams
A'an Deusenrille Iron \\'orks, Samuel

Gates, Great Barrington
Caslini;s.
Hodgkins Wm., (North) Adams
Hunt«r, Thayer & Co., (North) Adams
Lapham C. P. & Co., Hancock

P/g- Iron.
Briggs Iron Co., Lanesboro'
Cheshire Iron Works, Cheshire
North Adams Iron Co., (North) Adams

Paper.
Ball«rd Charles, Lee
Benton & Garfield, (East) Lee
Brown L. L. & Co.. Adams
(!arson T. G. & W.' W., Dalton
Carriel John C, New Marlborough
Chamberlin E. H., Dalton
Comstock P. G., West Stoekbridge
Cone & Sabin, (North) Lee
Crane & Co., Dalton
Crane & Wilson, "
Doten & Root, Sheffield
Face Paul C, New Marlborough
Gibbs & Colt, Pittsfield
Heath Orton, (East) Lee
May E. & S. ft Co., Lee
McDowell R. L., Monterey
Owen & Ilulburt, (South) Lee
Plainer & Smith, Tyringham
Platner & Smith, Lee
Sabin George & Co., Lee
Thacher Stephen, "
West & Brothers, Tyringham
Wheeler, ^Varren & Co., New Marlbor-
Whyte & Uulbert, (North) Lee [rough
Woollen.

Barker & Hubbard, IIancock[North Lee
liassett, I'errin & Leonard, [satinets]
Berkshire Woollen Co., A. C. Russell,
agent, Gt. Barrington

Blackinton S. & Co., (North) Adams
Dean fc Phillips, " "

Glendon Woollen Co., Norman Sheldon,

agent, Stoekbridge
Ingalls & Tyler, (North) Adams
Johnson & Hathaway, [warps] (North)
Nichols S. E. & Co., Dalton [Adams
Platencr, Smith & Holmes, Lee
Plunkett ('has. H., Hinsdale
I'ontdDsiic Woollen Co., Geo. Campbell,
Kiohards Hiram. Hinsdale [ag't,Pittsfi'd
Tanner & Perkins, Lee
Tavlor & Smith, Hancock
Wells, Brayton & Co., (North) Adams

Marble Workers and Sawyers.

Allen L. & Co., (North) Adams
Baker W. T.. Lanesboro'
Bradie Franklin, "
Brown Richard P.. Egremont
Clark H. S. & Y., Pittsfield
Fitch Frederick, Alford
Goodale Chester, Egremont
Hamlin & Savage, Sheffield
Linn W. D. B., Pittsfield
McAuley Wm., (North) Adams
Milligan M., Alford
Piatt Abiel, Lanesboro'
Shears Samuel, Sheffield
Sperry Stephen, Alford
Volk John, Pittsfield
Whipple David, (North Adams

Masons.
Brooks Henry H., Pittsfield
Clapp A. B., "

Stoddard Lewis, "

Musical Instruments.

Barr & Walker, [pianos] Pittsfield
Cox & Pierce, [seraphines & molodeons]
Dodge & Habliard, Pittsfield [Pittsfield
Stevens Wni. .M.. [drums, banjos, tam-

borines] Pittsfield
Stewart A. & Co., (North) Adams

Oysters and Refreshments.

Beckwith R. J., Pittsfield
Briggs & Olds, (North) Adams
Burns J., Pittsfield
Tucker Allen, "
Waters II. 0., "

Painters.

Babcock Ezra, [house] Lenox
Bingham Theodore, Williamstown
]5rinton E. C, Stoekbridge
Bussett J., "

Childs & Hart, (North) Adams
Crosby Wm., Sheffield
Cole & Powell, (North) Adams
Fuller J., Stoekbridge
Hastings 0. A\^., [house, sign, and car-
riages] Lenox
HoUand J. M., Pittsfield
May Charles, "

Mead G. H., [sign and fancy] Pittsfield
Root J. B., Pittsfield
Wentworth E., Stoekbridge
Wickham George E., Adams

Faints and Oils.

Bulkley & Benjamin, Pittsfield
Chapin A. B. & Co., '"

Mead G. H., "

AVest J. C. & Brother, "

Paper Hangings.

Chapin A. B. & Co., Pittsfield
Fenn & Carter, "

West J. C. & Brother, "

Physicians.

Adams Lucius S., Stoekbridge
Babbitt N. S., (North) Adams
Babbitt Snell, Adams
Bailey Clmrles, Pittsfield
Barker .hilin Ij., Adams
lialeli Kbenezer, Sandisfield
Heaeh Knistus, Sandisfield
Beard William, Otis
Bell William 0., Becket

Bliss Albertus, Cheshire

Bourne S. T., Richmond

Bowker Alonzo, Savoy

Brewster J. M.. Pittsfield

Brewster 0. E., "

Briggs S. N., [botanic] (North) Adams

Bulkley J. W., M'illiamstown

Cady F. A., Pittsfield

Campbell Robert, '•

Camp Samuel, New Marlboro'

Chapman H. D., Egremont

('ham])lin II. C.. Otis

ChiMs llenrvH., Pittsfield

("hiMs Timothy, "

Church Allen, Great Barrington

Clough Aaron. Pittsfield

Clough WillarilJr., '■

Collins C. T., Great Barrington

Cole Alanson ,T., (Cheshire

Cole Harvey, Pittsfield

Cole Isaac S., ■'

Coleman William, "

Dewey Luke, Stoekbridge

Duncan S., [dentist] Williamstown

Ferre Henry, Dalton

Foster George T., Windsor

Fowler J. C, Tyringham

Gifford John B., Lee

Griswold R. R., Lanesboro'

Guiteau Corydon, Lee

Hall Clark F., Pittsfield

Harrington S.amuel G., Lee

Harvey A., [botanic] (North) Adams

Hawkes E. S., " "

Haywood , Lee

Iloilingbeck E.R., Great B.arrington

Hubbell Charles, WiUiamstown

Jackson William L., Pittsfield

Juild Judson, Lee

Judson Adonijah, Tyringham

Kellogg S. R., Sheffield

Kittredge B. F., Hinsdale

Kittridge John, Pei-u

Lawrence G. C, Adams

Lcavitt Dudley, Stoekbridge

Leavitt Natha\iiel, Stoekbridge

McAllister Geo., Great Bariington

Norton II. J., Lanesboro'

Parks W. IL, Great Barrington

Parsons Samuel C, Sandisfield

Peck Oliver, Sheffield

Perkins J. P., Marlboro'

Pickett N. B., Great Barrington

PhiUips H. P., (North) Adams

Pierce Enoch, Pittsfield

Root 0. S., Pittsfield

Sabin Henry L., Williamstown

Sabin M., Lenox

.Sabin Mellen, Sandisfield

Scovil John, Sheffield

Selden Jennings, Richmond

Sheppardson Noah, Adams

Sherman T. B., Sheffield

Smedley James, Williamstown

Smith Andrew M. "

Smith Justin, Hinsdale

Smith Samuel, Williamstown

Spelman H. R., Otis

Taylor Thomas, (North) Adams

Turner H. A., Monterey

Tyler WUliani H., (North) Adams

VanDeusen , Egiemont

Walcott James, Tyringham

Wav , Lee

White v., Stoekbridge
Williams Avery, Pittsfield
Wilson G. H., (North) Adams
Wilson N. J., Pittsfield
Wing Levi, [botanic] Hinsdale
Worthington R., Lenox
M'right Eliphalet, Lee

Printers.

Ackers Andrew J., [North] Adams
Allen P. & Son, Pittsfield
A.\tel & Marsh,
Cliiekering II., (North) Adams
I'usliiiig & Itrvan. Great Barrington
Dodge & Hubbard, Pittsfield
French & Koyce, (\orth) Lee
Montngue C, Pittsfield
Wilson E. F., Lenox

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Provision Dealers.

r,arkor Win. 0., Pittsfield

Hulkloy & Benjamin, "

Carpill & IJlackman, "

('ooley Samuel, "

Manning J. C, "

Kecd N., "

Itockwcll J. P., "

Public Houses.

IJainl Kendall, (West) liocket
ISaneroft (jco. C, Stockbi'idi^o
Itarnes F. A., Great UaiTint;ton
Hi-own N. G., Pittsfield
t'ampliell I). 15., \V. .Stockbridgo
Cliapix-lle R. K., Pittsfield
Cooley Win. B., PitLstield
('raits .lo.sephus, Lee
IJailey Elijah, Adams
Jiaird Kendall, (\Vest) Beoket
liaker William Y., Lancsboro'
IJowcu ?. S., Peru
JJowker IJalvin, Savoy
Burlingame A. V., Lanesboro'
IJrauch G. W., Dalton
Cone P., (North) Adams
Dresser G. W., (Cheshire
Goodwin F. & C, Stockbridge
Hall A., Savoy
Hasford .1. H., Williamstown
Heaton H., Pittsfield
Holcomb I£ora<"e, Hinsdale
Ives Isaac C, Lenox
•Jordan John P., Williamstown
Karner S. H.,Egremont
Ix!mont William, Williamstown
Mansir Henry, Monterey
Merrill Wm., Lee
Millard .Joshua, Egremont
Owen .John, Sandisfield
Kice Erastus, Floriila
Strickland Norman, Otis
Ticknor Horace, Great Harrington
Tower Stephen D., Windsor
^Vhite Alanson P., Hancock
W.lson M. S., Lenox

Bakes and Cheese Boxes.

Barker John 0., Sandisfield
Borga, Bristol & Co., [rakes] Otis
Broga W. C. fc Co., (West) Becket
Heath H. & Brother,[rakes] Tyringham
Ingraham Samuel, Sandisfield
McCuUom Daniel, Tyringham
Northrup Gilbert D., "
Stedman William, "

Wilson Egbert, "

Whitney Alonzo S. C, Sandisfield

Sash and Blind Manufacturers.

Couch Bradford M., Lee
Darling A. B. & Co., (N.) Adams
Morey .losse, Adams
Stevens S. D., Pittsfield

Saw Mills.

Adams Daniel, New JIarlborough
Aibims D. R., [steam] Hinsdale
Allen Isaiah, Windsor
Ames J. M., (North) Becket
Ames Philip, Washington
Ames Putnam, Becket
Anthony A. T. H., (2 mills) Adams
Anthony H., Savoy
Bacon S., Egremont
Bacon Stephen, Williamstown
Barden Daniel, Windsor
Bates Wm. G., Sheffield
BellW. F.,Wa.shington
.Bell Lyman, (North) Becket
Benton Asa, Otis
Bingham Silas, Hinsdale
Bottom W. R., Peru
Bradley Joel, Lee
Brewer John, New Marlboro'
Bridges Caleb, Savov
Broga W. C. & Co., "(West) Becket
Brown D. B., Cheshire
Brown, Kemp &. Vincent, Florida
Brown Grin, Peru
Cady Eleazer, Windsor
Carlin James, Williamstown

Carlisle & Hay den, Otis

(.'arter Wm. & Jo.M'pli, .Savoy

Chapman Tli<M>ili)rc, (North) Becket

Chappeilo .lames, Washington

Cliee.seman E., Hinsdale

Clark David, Sheffleld

Clark S., Florida

Cleveland (!yrus, Dalton

Cleveland W. H., Dalton

Conklin John, Hancock

Cottrel John N., Otis

Ciittiiii N., Cheshire

Conch & .lenkins, Lee

Crosier (Jharles, Washington

Cushman H. II., Otis

Dabsell David, Kgreinont

Davis Colbnrn, Lanesboro'

Day Alvin, I'eru

Dean Hiram, Dalton

Dimmock Thomas L.,0ti3

Dunnavan & Ballantine, Washington

Frissell Franklin, Peru

Ensign & ('„., Sheffield

(Jarfield Klijah, Tvringh.am

(ieer David, Washington

(ioldthwaite Austin, Savoy

Green J. B., Cheshire

Groton Joshua. Hancock

Goodman W. W., Pittsfield

Hadsell Wm., Hancock

Hall Williamj Williamstown

Harwood Nathaniel, Windsor

Haskins Ira, Savoy

Heath Amos, Tyringham

Herrick ijevi W., Dalton

Hijgins Ira, Washington

Hodge & Hclden, (North) Adams

Hoyt Joseph, Richmond

Hunt Curtis, Otia

Ingraham A., Lee

Ingraham 0.. Savoy

Jenks W. & D., Adams

Johnson Billings, Lenox

Johnson Myron, Tyringham

Jones Timothy, Otis

Jordan John P., Williamstown

Kingsley 15. L., ISecket

Knowlton & Bailey, Florida

Lamson Ira, Washington

Law M. B., Florida

Manna Thomas, (West) Becket

Mather Newton, Otis

McAlpin James, New Marlborough

Merrificld 0. L., Becket

Millard Orin, (West) Becket

Miner Damon, Peru

Mitchell P., Dalton

North Adams Iron Co., (North) Adams

Norton Jonathan. Otis

0" Brine Timothy, (North) Becket

Olin Thomas, Cheshire

Owen & Hurlburt, Lee

Parrish G. & E. H., Hinsdale

Parker Samuel I., Dalton

Perkins & Carter, Becket

Pettit Stephen, \\'illianistown

Phelps & Barnes, (North) Becket

I'ierce Christopher, Hinsdale

riatner & Smith, Tyringham

Policy Asa, Savoy

Porter & Carter, Otis

Post Eldad, Lenox

Prince David J., Windsor

Richards William, Richmond

Royce Edward A. & Co.. Leo

Rudd & Chapman, Washington

Russell X. C, Great Barrington

S.mders Moses, Savoy

Schutt Charles, Washington

Scelev Thomas B., Otis

Shakers' Mill, Tyringham

Short Charles, Becket

Slater Samuel, Washington

Smith D.. Dalton

Smith Reuben. (North) Becket

Smith T., Florida

Snow Solomon, Wintlsor

Squier S., Lanesboro'

Staples Daniel, Adams

Stedman Robert, Lee

Stevens A. D., Pittsfield

Stone P.. Williamstown

Sturtevant R., Savoy
Talcolt William, lanesboro'
Tliatclior & Tower, Florida
Tliom.is Dwight, Williamstown
Thompson <!harles ('., Peru
Thomp.son T., Becket
Torrey (iil)liH, Williamstown
Torrey Hiram P., Windsor
Tower C. Florida
Tower William, Florida
Towne Charles, Williamstown
Tracy Charles K. & Brother, IllnsdmU
Walbridge ix)ring, (West) Iteckct
W'alley Stephen, Williamstown
Webb John, Washington
Weston A. A., Savoy
AVeston Franklin, Dalton
Westover William, (West) Becket
Wheeler J. W. & Co., (North) Becket
Whipple Stephen T., Lanesboro'
Whitccmb Levi N., Florida
Whitcomb S.. Florida
White Horace, (West) Becket
Williams Nathaniel D., Lanesboro'
Yaw M. B., Florida

Screws.

Co wen J. 51., Windsor
Jordan A. M., '•

Loomis L. A., "

WharfieldW H., "

Shingle Mills.

Richards William. Richmond
Kice & Hodges, (North) Adams

Stoves, Tin Ware, &/C,

Backus Wm. G., Pittsfield

Baker George, Lee

Browi\ A., Adams

Butler J. B. & Son, Pittsfield

Cook J., Williamstown

Cotton S. B., (North) Adams

Decker & llolden, (North) Adams

Howe S. D., [Troy Stove store] Pittsfield

Low Daniel, [stoves] Cheshire

Patterson B. W., Great Barrington

Phelps Geo. H., I.ee

Van Deusen Mason, Stockbridgo

Wilbur James A., Adams

Winslow & Henry, Pittsfield

Woodworth Charles, New Marlboro'

Woodwortli Cyrus H.,A\'e3t Stockbridge

Tailors and Drapers.

Bailey Alfred, Lee

Bliss E. L., (North) Adams

Browning S. F., (North) Adams

Butler C. B., (North) Adams

Caffrev John, Egremont

Clark "& Pratt, Lee

Collins Isaac, Adams

Colman George, Sandisfield

Cranston H. C., Lee

Davis W. L., Lee

Dibble Moses, Hinsdale

Dunham J. II., Pittsfield

Gardiner Ilo.sea, Sheffield

Granger, Hill & Co., Great Barrington

Golden C. B., Pittsfield

Gulliver J. T., Williamstown

Hodgkins F. R., Otis

Harrington & Stevens, Pittsfield
I Houston Robert, Monterey

Jones Jarvis, Egremont

Kellogg A. S., Great Barrington

I.ivermore W. C, Hinsdale

Mansir Henry, Monterey

McCoy J., Windsor

Mole John, Adams

Noll N., Pittsfield

Pierce J. M., Windsor
! Pilling B., Stockbridge

Pixlev Edwin, New Marlboro'

Pratt & Clark, I.ee

Putnam E. K.j Great Barrington

Rollett F., Hinsdale

Stevens D. W., (North) Adams

Talmadge Henry, Williamstown

WarrenO. S., Dalton

Waters N. A., Stockbridge

Worthly T. G., AVest Stockbridge

Tanners.
Baker Timothy, Savoy
Benton Stephen R. & Bro., Richmond
Brown, Kemp & Vincent, Florida
Butler A. P., (North) Adams
Curtis Edwin, Lenox
Dean H. N., Adams
Dean & Richardson, Cheshire
Dean & Richardson, Dalton
Hall George & Son, Sandisfield
Knights Asher, Hinsdale
Mason Joshua, Cheshire
Mason Rufus L., Hancock
Neal Dennis, Otis
Nelson Isaiah D., AVindsor
Osborn & Cogan, Pittsfield
Olds A., (North) Adams
Parsons P. & Brother, Sandisfield
Sawyer Aaron, Hinsdale
Watson Spencer C, Otis
Wheeler J. W. & Co., (North) Becket

Twine.

Brovm N. Q., Pittsfield
Gibbs & IngersoU, Monterey

Veneering.

(Birdseye Maple.)
Dresser Amos, Stockbridge
Dresser John, "

Watch Makers.

Mitchell W. M., (North) Adams
Munn Charles, " "

Nichols N., AVilliamstowa

Osborne David, Lenox
Porter Eli, AVilliamstown
White J. J., Adams •

Watches, Jewelry, and Silver
Ware.

Root W. M. & Bro., Pittsfield
Walker W. M., "

West India Goods.

[See Country Stores.]
Bonney E., Jr. Pittsfield
Brown 0., ^'

Bulkley & Benjamin, Pittsfield
Cady Joel P., (North) Adams
Carter C. H., Lee
Chapin A. B. & Co., Pittsfield
Cooley Samuel, "

Doane & Butler, (North) Adams
Gallop M. M. & Son, (N.) "
Garry Michael, Pittsfield
Hagar S. M., (North) Adams
Moore & Bailey, Lee
Morey & Smith, Pittsfield
Parrish J. & E. H., Hinsdale
Plumb A. G., (North) Adams
Smith John W., Pittsfield
Van Deusen George, Lee
Warriner James, Pittsfield
West J. C. & Brother, Pittsfield
White & Murray, "

Miscellaneous.

Arm f for Rocking Chairs. — S. P.Burt,
Stockbridge

Axle Manufacturers. — L. Pomroy &
Son, Pittsfield

Sent Fdlows Manufacturers. — Justus
Tower and Ja.son Newton, Lanesboro'

Brad and Tack Manufacturer. — J.
Chamberlin, Stockbridge

Carding.— C. Goodrich & Son, Pitts-
field ; George W. Clark, Hancock

Coach, Lace Manufacturer. — Wooley
& Hillenbrant, Pittsfield

"Edge Tools. — Henry Murray, Lee

Glass Sand. — Truman Cooman, Che-
shire

Gunsmith. — John Hogan, (N.) Adams

Leather and Findings. — John Brown,
Pittsfield

Millstones. — Parker Barnard, Pittsfield

PatternMaktr. — J. P. Merriam, (North)
Adams

Fitchforlfs, Hoes, ^-c— Wm. K. Gates,
Lee ; W. & H. D. Lyman, Hinsdale

Flough Maker. — A. Wetherbee, (North)
Adams

Pumps and Lead Pipe. — J. B. Butler
& Son, Pittsfield

Sporting Apparatus. — H. R. Groot,
Pittsfield

Silver Spoons. — J.B. Scott & Co., Pitts-
field

Soap Manufacturer. — F. Warren,Pitts-
field

S'one Cutter. — J. L. Lathe, (N.) Adams

Turner. — E. L. Wilson, Tyringham

IVuatxTi' Harness Manufac'r. — John
H. Orr, (North) Adams

Wool Carding. — Reuben Smith, (North)
Becket

BRISTOL COUNTY.

Was incorporated June 2d, 168-5, having previously formed a part of the old colony of Plymouth.
In King Philip's time this section of the country was called Pawcumnawcutt.
Iron ore of an excellent quality abounds in Bristol County.
The County towns are Taunton and New Bedford.

Whole number of towns, 19. Population in 1840, 60,165; number of square miles, 667 ; population
to square mile, 90. Population in 1850, 76,207 ; population to square mile, 114.

At Freetown, on the 1st Tuesday of January.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge of Probate, Oliver Prescott, Neio Bedford.

Meffister of Probate, Henry AVilliams, Taunton.

Clerk of Courts, James Sproat, Taunton.

Register of Deeds, (N. District.) Joseph Wilbur,
Taunton; (S. District,) Benjamin K. Sayer, ISew
Bedford.

County Treasttrer, James P. Ellis, Taunton.

Crier of Courts, Oliver Soper, Taunton.

Jailers, Elias A. Morse, Taunton; Jacob L. Por-
ter, New Bedford.

Sheriff, Lyman W. Dean, Attleborough.

Deputy Sheriffs.

Attleborough, Geo. B. Richards.

Berkley, Dean Burt.

Dartmouth, Wm. Barker, 2d.

Boston, Edward AV. Dean.

Fall River, W. A. Waite.

Mansfield, Conrad Spraker.

Neio Bedford, John Baylies, John D. Hathaway,
Henry S. Packard, Chas. D. Burt, Jacob L. Porter.

Norton, Austin Messenger.

Pawtucket, Robert Sherman.

Taunton, Elias A. Morse, Geo. H. Babbitt, Jas.
C. Brown.

Probate Cotirt, holden at Taunton, on the Friday
ntxt after the 1st Tuesday of January, on the 1st
.Tuesdays of March and November, on the first
Friday next after the 1st Tuesday of June, and on
the Friday next after the 1st Tuesday of August.

At New Bedford, on the 1st Tuesdays of Feb-
ruary, June, and December.

At Rehoboth, on the 1st Tuesday of April.

At Pawtucket, on the 1st Friday next after the
1st Tuesday of April.

At Dighion, on the 1st Friday after the 1st Tues-
day in October.

At Norton, on the 1st Tuesday of July.

At Westport, on the 1st Tuesday of August.

At Seekonk, on the 1st Tuesday of September.

At Fall River, on the 1st Tuesday of October.

At Attleborough, on the 1st Tuesday of May.

County Commissioners.
John Baylies, JVeio Bedford, Chaii-man ; James
W. Grossman, Taunton ; Lemuel Perry, Norton.

Special Commissioners.

Joseph E. Read, PaW ili'rcr; Wooster Carpen-
ter, Seekonk.

Times of Meeting. — At Taunton, on the 4th
Tuesdays in March and September.

Commissioners of Wrecks.

Dartmouth, Thomas Almy, Prince Sears, Jr.

Neto Bedford, Charles Grinnell.

Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.

Ephraim Atwood, Hez. Battelle, Samuel Crocker,
ApoUos Cushman, James P. Ellis, James Ford,
Rodney French, Eli Haskell, Elnathan P. Hatha-
way, Charles J. Holmes, Foster Hooper, Phineas
W. Leland, J. H. W. Page, Horatio Pratt, James
C. Starkweather, James Sproat, William A. F.
Sproat, William H. Taylor, James D. Thompson,
Amos A. Tillinghast, Joseph S. Tillinghast, Jos.
Wilbur.

BRISTOL COUNTY.

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Justices of the Peace mid Quorum.
Attlclmrouqh, Elkanah Brigga, Noah Claflin,
Lyman W. Dean, ]'',lis}ia G. Mny.

Dartmouth, Joseph Giffortl, Elihu Slocum.
Fairhaven, Nath. S. Spooner, Joseph Tripp.
Fall River, IIcz. Battelle, JSiineon 13orden, Wm.

B. C'anedy, Jas. Ford, John Godfrey, C. J. Holmes,
l''o8ter Hooper, Phincas \V. Leland, Joseph E.
Kead, Eliab Williams.

Freetown, Elnathan P. Hathaway.

Ncto Bedford, James Arnold, Time. G. CoflBn,
Henry H. Crapo, Benjamin Coombs, Eli ILiskell,
Abraham H. Howland, J. H. W. Page, Oliver
Prcscott, Paul Spooner, Joseph S. Tillinghast.

Norton, Jacob Shepard.

I'aictucket, Apollos Cushman.

Rchoboth, Samuel Bullock.

Seekonk, Johnson Gardner, Seth 'Whitmarsh.

Sicanzcy, John Mason.

Taimton, Anselm Bassett, Francis Baylies, S.
L. Crocker, James P. Ellis, Ichabod Lincoln,
James Sproat, Wm. A. F. Sproat, Benjamin F.
Williams.

Justices of the Peace.
[See also Justices of the Peace and Quorum. '\

Attlehorough , Thos. A. Bardon, Ellis Blacking-
ton, Harrey Claflin, Joseph W. Capron, Elihu
Daggett, H. N. Daggett, John Daggett, Lyman W.
Daggett, Abijah M.lde, Abiiah M. Ide, Jr., Hart-
ford Ide, Hfirvcy M. Ilicharas, Jesse F. Richards,
Geo. B. Richards, Peter Thacher, Dan Wilmarth,
Moses Wilmarth.

Berkley, Geo. Babbitt, Chae. D. Burt, W. S.
Crane, Jabez Fox, Edwin French, Sam. French,
Eph. French, Walter D. Nichols, Nath. Townsend.

Dartmouth, Thos. Almy, Francis D. Bartlett,
E. S. Crapo, Elisha H. Crapo, Shadrach Davis, Jr.,
Joseph Gifford, Wm. Mason, H. S. Packard, Jas.
T, Slocum, Hiram Whalen.

Dighton, Crocker Babbitt, Leonard Gooding,
David Hathaway, Joseph Pitts, Bradford Pratt,
Seth Talbot, Alfred Wood.

Eastoti, Oliver Ames, Jr., Jos. Barrows, Moses

C. Dunbar, Alvan Gilmore, Tisdale Harlow, Sebea
Howard, Cyrus Lothrop, Howard Lothrop, Hiram
T. Mitchell, John Pool, Wm. Reed, John Seele.

Fairhaven, Rufus Allen, Cyrus E. Clark, Thos.
Davis, John A. Hawes, Levi James, Geo. Mandell,

E. G. Morton, Alfred Nye, Abiel P. Robinson,
Jones Robinson, Ezekiel Sawin, Geo. H. Taber,
Pardon Taber, Isaiah F. Terry, John Terry, Ansel
White.

Fall River, David Anthony, Israel Anthony,
Cyrus Alden, Wm. H. Ashley, Josiah C. Blaisdell,
Nath'l B. Borden, Richard Borden, Benj. Earl,
C. J. Holmes, Louis Lapham, Job G. Lawton, Jr.,
James M. Morton, David Perkins, Eliab Williams,
Benj. F. Winslow.

Freetown, E. Atwood, Bradford Brayley, Charles
A. Morton, Nicholas Hathaway, Thos. G. Nichols.

Mansfield, Wm. B. Bates, Darwin Dean, Thos.
:M. George, Heman Hall, Elijah Hodges, Edward
Kingman, Charles Pratt, Schuyler Shepard, Otis
Sweet.

New Bedford, Edmund Anthony, Abraham Bar-
ker, Edwin L. Barney, Alanson Borden, Lincoln

F. Brigham, Thos. B. Bush, Isaac Case, J. H.
Collins, Timothy G. Coffin, Benj. Coombs, Chas.
T. Congdon, Jas. B. Congdon, John Davis, J. F.
Dearborn, Thomas D. Eliot, J. L. Ferguson, Thos.
A Greene, Edward W. Greene, Isaac D. Hall,
Albert D. Hatch, Luther G. Hewins, James How-
land, Thos. H. Howland, Seth H. Ingalls, Ephraim
Kempton, Benj. Lincoln, Thos. Mandell, Adam
Mackie, Samuel S. Packard, John A. Parker, J.
H. W. Page, Wm. Phillips, Isaac Richardson,
William R. Rodman, Benj. King Sawyer, Calvin
Staples, Silas Stetson, Joshua C. Stone, Wm. C.
Taber, Jaraei D. Thompson, Wm. H. Taylor,
Ambrose Vincent.

Norton, Daniel S. Cobb, Geo. B. Crane, John
Crane, Earl Hodges, Leonard Hodges, Cromwell
Leonard, Eddy l^incoln, Henry Ncwccmb, Lemutl
Perry, Jacob Shepard, J^aban M. Wheaton.

Pawtuckct, Simpson Chase, John Crane, Clau-
dius B. Farnsworth, Jabel Ingraliam, Washing
ton Kent, Geo. Mason, Lewis Pierce, AWin O
Reed, James C. Starkweather.

Raynham, Eliab B. Dean, Cassander Gilmore
Abisha Lincoln, Chas. Robinson, Godfrey Kobin
son, p:ii K. Washburn, S. D. Wilbur.

Rchoboth, James Blanding, Asaph L. Bliss, Syl
vester Hunt, Lemuel Morse, Oliver C. Peck
M. R. Randall, E. J. Sandford, Cyrus M. Wheaton

Seekonk, Samuel Allen, Tristram Burgess, Jr.
Raymond H. Burr, Davis Carpenter, Wm. Ide
Viall Medbury. <

Somerset, Philip Bowers, John D. Cartwright
Joseph Marble, Isaac Pierce, Jonathan B. Slade
Daniel Wilbur.

Swanzey, George Austin, Mason Barney, James
Brown, John Earle, John Mason, Thomas Peck,

E. P. Short.

Taunton, George B. Atwood, Jonathan Downes
Austin, Geo. H. I5abbitt, Anselm Basset!, Edmund
H. Bennett, James Brown, Benj. Caswell, Geo.
A. Crocker, Wm. A. Crocker, Benj. R. Dean,. Jos.
P. Dean, Joshua Drown, James P. Ellis, Andrew
H. Hall, William Haskins, Samuel B. King, Aru-
nah Leach, Ichabod Lincoln, Theodore L. Lincoln,
Willard Lovering, Nath! Morton, Joseph M. Otis,
Allen Presbury, Horatio Pratt, Chester I. Reed,
Wm. Seaver, Hodges Reed, Wm. A. F. Sproat,
Wm. Sekel, Silas Shepard, Stephen L. White,
Henry Williams, Benj. F. Williams, James M.
Williams, Sidney Williams, Joseph Wilbur,
George Walker, George M. Woodward.

Westport, Nathan C. Brownell, Geo. H. Giflford,
Andrew Hicks, Benj. B. Sisson.

Notaries Public.

Attlehorough, Lyman W. Dean, Elias Fuller.

Fairhaven, Cyrus E. Clark, Philemon Fuller,
Nath'l S. Spooner, Isaiah F. Terry, John Terry.

Fall River, Cyrus Allen, Ilez. Battelle. Morton
Eddy, Henry H. Fish, James Ford, Louis Lapham,
David Perkins, Eliab Williams.

New Bedford, Lincoln F. Brigham, Charles D.
Burt, J. H. Clifllbrd, T. G. Coffin, H. G. O. Colby,
Chas. T. Congdon, Henry H. Crapo, T. Dawes
Eliot, J. H. W. Page, Robert C. Pitman, William
H. Taylor, Borden Wood, Augustus L. West.

Paictucket, Apollos Cushman, Claudius B.
Farnsworth.

Taunton, C. J. H. Bassett, Jas. P. Ellis, Benj.

F. Presbury, William A. F. Sproat.

Westport, Nathan C. Brownell, Benj. B. Sisson.

Coroners.

Attlehorough, Lemuel Bishop, Peter Thacher,
Samuel Tyler.

Berkley, Dean Burt.

Dartmouth, Samuel Barker, Lemuel Mosher,
Stephen Taylor.

Dighton, Crocker Babbitt.

East07i, Daniel Macomber.

Fairhaven, Jonathan Wilbur.

Fall River, Seth Darling, Rieh»»nd Davool,
Samuel L. Thaxter.

Mansfield, Simeon Green.

Norton, C. Leonard.

New Bedford, Benj. Coombs, Shubael Q. Ed-
wards, Wni. O. Russell.

Pau-tuckct, R. Sherman, N. A. Pott»r.

Raynham. Amyntas Shaw.

Seekonk, Ezra French, William Id«, Ti»ll Med-
bury, John Miller.

Somerset, Philip Bowers.

Swanzey, Israel Gardner.

Taunton, Geo. H. Babbitt, James Woodwtrd.

Westport, Frederick Brownell, P. T.'. Feckham.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

TOWN OFFICERS.

ATTLEBOROUGH.

Selectmen, Assessois, and Overseers of Poor. —
Elkanah Brings, L. W. Daggett, J. W.'Capron.

Clerk.— n'^ 'N . Daggett.

Treasurer and Collector. — S. L. Carpenter.

School Committee. — J. S. Dennis, Jonathan
Crane, G. Clark, Henry Rice, Joseph Cushman.

Constables. — Lemuel Bishop, Artemas C. King,
Geo. B. Richards, Virgil H. Capron, E. R. Reed.

Money raised for schools, g4,000.

BERKLEY.

Selectmen, Assessors, aiid Ooerseers of Poor. —
Thomas Strange, Thomas C. Dean, Nath'l G.
Townsend.

Treasurer. — Asa Shove.

CferA.— Walter D. Nichols.

School Committee. — W. D. Nichols, Benj. Crane,
Jr., Thomas C. Dean.

Constable. — John Dean.

Co//ec<or.— Philip H. Fletcher.

Money raised lor schools, gSOO.

DARTMOUTH.

Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor. — "William
Barker, Jireh Sherwin, Holden W. Brownell.

Assessors. — Theodore Wilbur, Abner Potter, Jr.,
James T. Slocum.

TotoH Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — William
Barker, Jr.

School Committee. — Theodore Wilbur, James N.
Macomber, Jesse Tucker, Abner Potter, Jr., John
Gray.

Toion Agent. — William Barker.

Constable. — Jonathan Collins.

Money raised for schools, ^2,500.

DIGHTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Anthony
Shove, Chas. Green, A. Walker.

Assessors. — L. Goodwin, J. Williams, Weston
Earl.

Toicn Clerk. — Leonard Goodwin.

Treasurer and Collector. — Benjamin Goff.

School Committee. — Bradford Pratt, Joseph
Wright, George Goodwin.

Constable. — Benj. P. Jones.

Money raised for schools, ^1,000.

EASTON.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Daniel B. Wheaton, Horace D. Howard, Geo. W.
Hay ward.

'Toivn Clerk, Treaswer, and Collector. — Joel S.
Drake.

School Cotnmittee. — Amos Pratt, Erastus Brown,
Guilford White.

Constable. — Edward W. Dean, William Savage.

Money raised for schools, 51,500.

FAIRHAVEX.

Selectmen. — Isaac Wood, Jr., George H. Taber,
Cyrus E. Clark.

Town Clerk and Treasurer. — Eben Akin, Jr.

Overseers of the Poor. — Nath'l Church, C. E.
Clark, Henry Vincent.

As.sessors. — Abial P. Robbins, Davis Collins, G.
H. Taber, John Perry, Isaac Wood, Jr.

School Committee. — Samuel L. Ward, James L.
Humphrey, John Perry, William Payson, Walter
A. Davis.

Constables. — JohnL. Kennison, Chas. D. Capen,
James Tabor.

Money raised for schools, j^5,.500.

FALL RIVER.

Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor. — Thomas
J. Pickering, Daniel Brown, James Buffinton.

Assessors. — Guilford H. Hathaway, Horatio N.
Gunn, Charles Almy.

Clerk, Collector and Treasurer. — Sam.B. Hussey.

Constables. — Ebenezer Luther, Richard S. Peck-

ham, Gideon Manchester, Jacob Hix, William
Sisson, Apollos Dean, Chester W. Greene, Danitl
Child.

FREETOWN.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Alden Hath-
away, Jr., Samuel F. Dean, Bradford Braley.

Assessors. — Prentiss J. Tripp, Alden Hathaway,
Jr., Alden Lawrence.

Toion Clerk. — Thomas G. Nichols.

Treasurer and Collector. — Guilford Hathaway.

School Committee. — Nicholas Hathaway, R. P.
Strobridge, William B. Staples.

Constables. — Guilford Hathaway, R. P. Stro-
bridge, Wm. B. Staples.

Money raised for schools, ^ 1,000.

MANSFIELD.

Selectmeti, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Edward Kingman, Herman Hall, Otis Sweet, Jr.
Clerk and Treasurer. — Wm. Robinson.
School Committee. — M. Blake, Samuel J. Carr.
Constables. — A. Robinson, Jr., Jason H. Cobb.
Money raised for schools, j?900.

NEW BEDFORD.

Mayor. — Abraham H. Howland.

Aldermen. — Joseph Clark, Isaac M. West, Jona.
R. Ward, Mark B. Palmer, Jonathan Bourne, Jr.,
Henry H. Crapo.

Common Council. — Lineas Wood, President.
Ward 1. Lineas Wood, Warren Ladd, Jas. Beetle,
Jas. R. Bassett. Ward 2. John Bryant, Francis W.
Hatch, Edmund Maxfield, Ebenezer L. Foster.
Ward 3. Wilmot Luce, Thomas C. Allen, Gideon
T. Sawyer, Squire Sanford. Ward 4. Nathan
Chase, Joseph Brownell, James S. Barney, James
Munroe. Ward 5. Oliver Swain, Matthew How-
land, Isaac D. Hall, Lucien B. Keith. Ward 6.
Amasa T. Thompson, Marshall G. Sears, Willard
Mason, William Miller.

City Clerk. — Isaac M. Richardson,

Clerk of the Comtnon Council. — Luther G.
Hewins.

Treasurer and Collector. — Frederick Bryant.

Assessors. — Ward 1. Isaac Case. Ward 2. Geo.
M. Bunker. Ward 3. Ezra K. Delano. Ward 4.
Isaac M. Richardson. Ward 5. James Cannon.
Ward 6. Wm. H. Reynard.

City Marshal. — Timothy Ingraham.

Assistant Marshal. — Shubael G. Edwards.

Constables. — Eliphaiet Robbins, Lewis G. Allen,
Chas. W. Underwood, Joshua P. Dunbar, George
W. Sherman.

School Committee. — Ward 1. Lineas Wood,
Calvin Staples, Daniel C. Burt. 2. Horatio A.
Kempton, Henry R. Wilcox, Charles D. Burt.
3. Luther G. Hewins, Amasa L. Gleason, Wm. G.
White. 4. Robert C. Pitman, Charles Haffi\rds,
Alexander H. Seabury. 5. Oliver Prescott, Joshua

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-Lyman Claflin, James

C. .''tone, William Howe. 6. William Penn How-
land, Henry T. Wood, Bradford G. Hathaway.

NORTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Daniel S.
Cobb, Eli Wood. Benjamin S! Hall.

Clerk and Treasurer. — John Crane.

Assessors. — Daniel S. Cobb, Augustus L. Pratt,
J. B. Newcomb.

School Connnittee. — Wm. Reed, John C. Crane,
S. P. Snow.

Constables.— II. H. Witherell, T. H. Copeland.

Money raised for schools, ^1,200.

PAWTUCKET.

Selectmen.— kUen. Sibley, N. A. Potter, B. L.
Pitcher.

C7e//c.— Alvin 0. Reed.

Treasurer. — Ira D. Ellis

Overseers of the Poor.-
Lord, Philander Baker.

Assessors. — Alanson Thayer, Richard Carrique,
Nathan P. Towne, Willington Kent, Charles
Pratt.

Collector. — Lamed Kent.

School Committee. — C. Blodsrett, Lewis Pierce,
George Brown, Alvin D. Williams, William W.
Blodgett, Edward Stowers, Samuel Lord.

Constables. — Robert Sherman. Freeman Berry,
Alexander B. Chace, Philander Baker, Alfred L.
Fiske.

Money raised for schools, g2,750.

RAYNHAM.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Charles Robin-
son. Nalh'l B. Hall, Philo" Leonard.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Soranus Hall.

Collector. — Enoch King.

Assessors. — E. B. Dean, Benj. F. King, L. W.
Field.

School Committee. — Robert Carver, E. K. Wash-
burn, Frederick Wiley.

Constables. — Otis R. King, S. H. Britlain.
Money raised for schools, ^900.

REHOBOTH,

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
George H. Allen, John Davis, 3d, George C. Cole.

Clerk.— Cyrus M. Wheaton.

Treasurer and Collector. — John C. Marvel.

School Committee. — S. A, Collings, Lemuel
Morse, G. C. Cleavcland.

Constable. — John Earl.

Money raised for schools, 51,200.

HEEKONK.

Selectmen, Overseers of J'oor, and Assessors. — Vi-
all Medbury, Oliver Chaflce, John Shorey.

(^lerk. — Oliver Chaflee.

Treasurer and Collector. — Ephraim Ide.

School Committee. — I. Wilkinson, A. N. Med-
bury, John Hunt.

Constables. — J. A. Hammond, Samuel Short, A.
E. Medbury.

Money raised for schools, ,91,200.

ROMEHSin'.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessor*. —
Elisha Slade, Benj. Cartwright, George Reed.

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — J. D. Cart-
wright.

School Committee. — Joseph Shove, John L.
Slade, John Q. Pierce.

Constables. — Wm. A. Bowers, Benj. Cleavcland,
Edward J. Slade.

Money raised for schools, §600.

SWANZEY.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — Lil-
ly GifFord. Ezra P. Short, John Young.

Clerk, Treasxirer, aiid Collector. — John Mason.

School Committee.— -J ona.tha.n Thompson, B. H.
Chase, John E. Gray.

Constable. — George Austin.

Money raised for schools, gSOO.

TAUNTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — J. M. Wil-
liams, Andrew H. Hall, Edwin Keith.

Clerk. — James P. Ellis.

Treasurer and Collector. — Charles Porter.

Assessoj-s. — Chrts. H. Stevens, Bradford Macom-
ber, Joseph Dunbar.

School Committee. — Erastus Maltby, S. H.
Emery, T. W. Snow, C. H. Brigham, G. W.
Quinby, Andrew Pollard, Alvan Cobb.

Constables. — P. L. Frazier, James Woodward,
Geo. H. Babbitt, Thos. R. Drake, Henry F. Cobb,
I. G. Currier, D. A. Weston, Jr , David Monroe,
Horatio Leonard, 3d, Harrison Thrasher.

Money raised for schools, §9,800.

AVESTPORT.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Frederick Brovvnell, George H. Giftord, Perry
Davis.

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Geo. H. Gif-
ford.

School Committee. — J. B. Parris, G. E. Brownell,
E. P. Brownell,

Constables. — Isaac Francis, E. B. Gifford.

Money raised for schools, ,!J2,281.13.

BRISTOL COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Apothecaries.

Anthony 3. M., Fall River
Atwood Ephraim, Freeto\ni
Barker A. .1., Taunton
Brown Philip S., Fall Kiver
Oadwell Wm. P. S . 49 Purchase,N. B.
Chase Edward S., Fall Kiver
Clark Charles A. 73 Purchase, N. B.
Clark AVm. F. 74 Purchase, N. B.
Dunbar Samuel 0., Taunton
Gaylord William, Pawtucket [N. B.
Gifford Albert, Union, c. N. Water,
.Tennings .John H. 48 Purchase, N.B.
Luther Gardner, Seekonk.
Monroe F. S., Taunton
Nichols J. I)., (Weir Vill.) Taunton
Osborne Eben, Fall River
Otis Thomas, 40 South Water, N. B.
Payne Sylvanus S., Freetown
Potter Warren B., County, c. Kemp-
ton, N. B.
Richmond H. W., Fairhaven
Russell .John, Fall River [N. B.

Thornton Dan. 13S Union, c. Fourth,
Thornton Elisha Jr. 67 Union, N. B.

Tompkins S. & Co. 58 Middle, c. N.

Second, New Bedford
Wilbur Amos C, Fall River
Willard L. A., (Weir A'ill.) Taunton

Auctioneers.

Abell P. T.. Seekonk

Almy & Bourne, 5 N. Water, N. B.

Austin George, Swauzey

Babbitt George II., Taunton

Baylies J. & Co. 66 Purchase and20

N. Water, New Bedford
Bishop lieuiucl, Attleboro'
Bosworth & Godfrey, Fall River
Bowers Philip, Somerset
Bris^ss Elkanah, Attleboro'
Brittain James, Easton
Brownell Jireh, Westport
Burt Dean, Berkley
Capron J. W., Attleboro'
Dean E. P.. Raynham
Gifford II. George, Westport
Greene C. W., Fall River
Hodges Earl, Norton
Horfon Danforth G.. Rchoboth

Ilorton George L., Rehoboth
King Jo.siah B. 12 N. Water, N. B.
Lincoln Eddy, Norton
Jledbury Viall, Seekonk
Price George, Attleboro'
Short Samuel, Seekonk
Washburn E. H., Raynham
M'atornian N. 50 Union, N. B.
Williams G. E. M. & Co., Taunton

Bakers.

Buttrick Joiia. & Son, Fairhaven
Dean M. L.. Pawtucket [N. B.

Denham Tillson B.. First, c. School,
Gerrish Benjamin, Taunton
Iladley Jacob B. 51 S. Water, N. B.
Howard G. W., Swanzey
Lane Elias M., Taunton
Runnells H. L., Fall River
Waldron Francis N., Dighton
Ward J. R. 72 N. Second, N. B.
Ward Samuel L., Fairhaven
Watson & Manchester, 173 Uni»n,

and 18 Centre, [ship]
Wilcox Edward, Taunton

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Blacksmitlis.

Allen Rich, Somerset

Babbit Isaac N., (South) Dartmouth

Baker I^vi, Somerset

Baker Mason, Swanzey

Barney Daniel B., Swanzey

Barney Mason, Swanaey

Bourn Z. W., Seekonk

Braley — , Freetown

Briggs Alsom, Mansfield

Briggs Matthew, Dighton

Brittain James, Easton

Brown John, Taunton

BrowncU Joseph, 16 Fourth, N. B.

Bruce Samuel, Attleboro'

Burlittgame R. H., Pawtucket

Butts & Smith, Hazard's wf. N. B.

Carpenter Edmond, Seekonk [N. B.

Carpenter Lewis G., Mechanic's lane,

Carver Nathan, Taunton

Chaffee Ira, Seekonk

Chase Bradford, Taunton

Crane William S., Berkley

Crowley Jacob, Mansfield

Cushman Barker, (S.) Dartmouth

Cushman Obed, (South) Dartmouth

Damon Barnard, Fairhaven

Davis James, Rehoboth [wf. N. B.

Dean & Driggs, [shipsmiths] Merrill's

Durfee James, 192 N. Water, N. B.

Elliot Henry, Taunton

Fillebrown H.. RodolphuB, Mansfield

Fisher Paul, Westport

Fisher Samuel P., Attleboro'

French George W., Seekonk

Goffll. S., Rehoboth

Goff Otis, Rehoboth [N. B.

Hanlon Thos. 23 Mechanic's lane,

Hathaway Braddock D. 114 Ray,N.B.

Hathaway Dean, Fall River

Hix Samuel, Swanzey

Howard John, Fairhaven

Ingalls A. II., Dighton

Jayne Anthony, Attleboro'

JudUins N. T., Seekonk

King Isaac, Dartmouth

Leonard Amasa, Raynham

Lems Martin J., Easton

Lawton Eli P., Westport

Little Nathaniel 2d, Westport

Macomber Abraham, W'estport

Macomber Allen "

Macomber Zachary, Norton [N. B.

Macy Josiah, [ship] Commercial wf.

Macy Josiah Jr., City wharf, N. B.

Merrihew Phineas E., Fairhaven

Morse Jason, Taunton

Nickerson J., Dartmouth

Packard Gideon, Fall River

Peck J. A., Taunton

Perrin Henry, Pawtucket

Pierce Nathaniel, Fall River

Porter Henry, Freetown

Pratt Amasa, Mansfield

Rugg Luke F., Taunton fN. B.

Russell Lewis, [ship] Steamboat wf.

Sherman Wm. D., Westport

Simpson Samuel, Easton [N. B.

Sisson Job Jr. 27 Mechanic's lane,

Skinner Homer, Mansfield

Smith Thomas, Dartmouth

Snell & Dean, Rodman's whf. N. B.

Snow & Purrington, Kempton's wf.

New Bedford
Sommes S. M., Attleboro'
Staples Joseph, Freetown
Strange Thomas, Berkley
Stubbins T., Dighton
Terry Isaac, Fairhaven
Terry T. P., (head of river) N. B.
Vickery William C, Dartmouth
AVales Atherton, Attleboro'
Westcoat Maxwell, Dighton
Wilbur Ziba & Son, Raynham
Witherell J. A., Attleboro'

Boat Builders.

Allen Thomas N., City wharf and

Kempton's wharf, N. B.
Bosworth C. C. 61 S. Water, N. B.
Beetle James, 214 Purchase, N. B.

Coffin Fred. & Co., Hazlewood,N. B.
Coffin Shubael C, Rotch's whf. N. B.
Cornell Joseph, 133 Ray, N. B.
Cranston John, 122 Ray, N. B.
Durfee T. & J. 4 Hamilton, N. B.
Delano Joshua Jr., Fairhaven
Eldridge L., Fairhaven
Holmes E. & J., Attleboro'
Norton Isaac D., Fairhaven
Parker & Tripp, Rotch's whf. N. B.
Smith W. H., Russell, N. B.
Topham Robert C, Rotch's wf. N. B.
Warren Joseph, 140 Ray, N. B.

Bookbinders.

Adams R. & J., Fall River
Fraprie G. W., "

Perce & Parsons, 105 Union, N. B.
Warren James, (South) Dartmouth

Booksellers.

Adams R. & J., Fall River
Barker A. J., Taunton
Dunbar Samuel 0., Taunton
Earl Benjamin, Fall River
Howe William, 47 Purchase, N. B.
Munroe F. S., Taunton
Payne S. S., Freetown
Perce & Parsons, 105 Union, N. B.
Taber C. & A., 45 Union, and 2 and
87 Purchase, N. B.

Boot and Shoe Dealers.

Bourn & Sanford, 57 Purchase, N. B.

Bryant T. R. 14 Purchase, N. B.

Childs Henry, 95 Union, N. B.

Colby D. & Co., Taunton

Cook G. D., Fall River

Crane E. C, Taunton

DevoU Pardon, 26 Purchase, N. B.

Ellis Ira D., Pawtucket

Emery Joseph, 19 S. Water, N. B.

Freeman E. P. 3 Purchase, N. B.

French J. B., Fall River

French S. L., Fall River

Gilbert Horatio & Co., Taunton

Groves G. & Co., Fall River

Hoard N. S., Taunton

Keith L. B. 127 Union, N. B.

Lothrop Asa, 12 Purchase, N. B.

Loud Daniel, Fall River

Pratt A. H.17 Cheapside, N. B.

Prouty Artemas Jr. 42 Purchase

Raymond S. E. 183 Purchase, N. B.

Richmond N. W. & J. T. & Co.,

Taunton
Spinney Benjamin, Taunton
Swain OUver, 82 Union, N. B.
Taber Edw. A. T. 79 Purchase, N. B.
Tripp James F. 3 Cheapside, N. B.
Union Store, 20 Cheapside, N. B.

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

Allen S. B., Berkley
Atwell J. & B., Swanzey
At wood Hiram, Berkley
Austin George, Swanzey
Babbitt Newton, Dighton
Barker Wm. Jr., Dartmouth

Booth , (South) Dartmouth

Bosworth Henry L. 59 Sixth, N. B.
Bowen Caleb, Seekonk
Briggs George, Berkley
Briggs Sylvester, Freetown
Brightman Job A., Westport
Buck Jeptha, Easton [N. B.

Burbank Stevens M. 34 N. Second,
Chase James, Swanzey
Chase W. G., Fall River
Coughlin M. " "
Davis Adrian, Westport
Davis Philip, Somerset
Ewer Paul, 11 S. Water, N. B.
Gammons Lem. .Ir., Jessyville, N. B.
Gifford Shubal H.. (head river) N. B.
Gilmore A. A. & Co., Easton
Gilman Edward E., Westport
Gilmore C. & H. T., Raynham
Groves G. & Co., Fall River
Gushee AVilliam A., Raynham
Hodges G. C, Attleboro'
Houghton Wm. M., Fall River

Howard & Co., Easton

Ide Henry, Seekonk

Kent William C, Attleboro'

King George, Dighton

Knowles E. W., Attleboro'

Lasure Horatio, Seekonk

Macomber Ezra, Westport

Macomber Varnum, AVestport

Makepeace L. 0., Norton

Martin E. M., Freetown

Mason James, Attleboro'

Mason Moses, "

Phillips Pierce, Freetown

Pierce J. N 30 School, N. B.

Raymond Nathan, Dartmouth

Read Joseph, Freetown [N. B.

Robbins Freeman P. 60 William,

Roth John H., Fall River

Rounds & Brother, Rehoboth

Shaw Nathan B., Mansfield

Slade Levi, Somerset

Slade & Pierson, Somerset

Smith Timothy, Norton

.Sweet William, Pawtucket

Snow Solomon, Raynham

Thayer Charles, (South) Dartmouth

Valentine Edward, Taunton

Valentine John, "

Walker Richard N., Dighton

Walter John, Fall River

Webb John, Mansfield

West Joseph, Seekonk

White Guilford, Easton

Whiting Joel, Seekonk

WUbur & Mason, (Weir Village)

Taunton
Williams Isaac, Dartmouth
Willson William, Pawtucket

Botanic Medicines.

Learning Philip S. 129 Purchase,

N. B. (N. B.

Stow Sam'l F. 101 Third, c. Bedford,

Box-board Mills.

Goodwin Lewis B., Norton
Lane & Co., "

Lincoln Eddy, "

Box Makers.

Giles James R., Attleboro'
Goodwin Lewis B., Norton
Lewen & Fisk, Pawtucket
Reed H. N., Attleboro'
Richards Ira & Co., Attleboro'
Stone Jlason, Norton
Young L. C, FaU River

Brassfounders and Copper-
smiths.

Bush 0. & C, Fall River fN. B.
Gifford & Topham, 77 N. Water,
Richmond A. D. & Co. 103 North
Water, N. B.

Brick Makers.

Brown .T. C, Taunton
Draper H. N. & B., Attleboro'
EkUedge Nathan, Taunton
Eldridge Eli, "

Eldridge Jacob, "

Eldridge Joseph, '•
Godfrey Geo. F., "

Godfrey Geo. W., "
Hood William, "

Macomber Joseph L., "
Macomber P. F., "
Macomber Wm. F., "
Pierce George S., "
Staples A. B., "

Wheeler Dexter, "

Williams Ebenezer, Berkley
Williams Francis, Taunton
Williams Philip, "

Britannia Manufacturers.

Turner Epliraim J., Taunton
Reed & Barton, "

Button Manufacturers.

Draper & Sandland, Attleboro'
Emmons D. & Co., "

Robinson W., "

LIUSTOL COUNTY.

Cabinet Makers.

DouKlnss Charles, Fall liivor
Ellis Watson, 53 S. Water, N. B.
Ellis Watson .Ir. r,:i S. Water, N B.
Shove Josojih, SniniTsot,
ShoTC Joshii:i. (''ri'i'tuun
Shove Theopliilus, Uerliley
Traov Asa, KaynUam
A\'cstVate & lionlen, Fall River
Wood Philiji, .Seekonk

Carpenters.

Allien John, rairhavcu

Allen .John, ^\\•stport

Andrews Stephen, [ship] Jlcrrill's

wharf, N B.
Andrews Wm., AValnut street wharf,

N. B., [ship]
Bates M'illiani, North, [ship]
Bliss E/.ra, I'awtueket
Bliss & Green, Itussell, N. B. [N. B.
Booth & Itatluiway, 157 N. Water,
Boyee AVilliani, Berkley
Bralie John S., (S.) Dartmouth
Bray Wm., Parker's whf. [ship] X.B.
Bro\Tn Samuel K., Spring, X. B.

BrowncU , Midille, N. B

Cannon & Lewis, EUdy"s whf. N. B.,

[ship]
Capron V, H,, Attletporo'
Chase A. K., "

Claflin Rufus, "

Clark Ezra, Foster, N. B.
Cobb Samuel C, Mansfield
Cobb AVillard, "

Codilins; John 0., "
Cook Timothy D., Ehu, N. B,
Crowell Charles, Attleboro'
Cushing John, Pleasant, N. B.
Davenport A. 55 First, X. B.
Davis J. & Brothers, Swanzey
Davis Samuel li., (S.) Dartmouth
Drake Abner, Easton
Durfee A\'ni., Meehanic's lane, N. B.
Ferguson J. L. 24 S. Second, N. B.
Fish Reuben, Fan-haven, [sliip]
Ford James, 2d, & Co., Fall River
Freeman EUsha, ISaynliam
{■reeman Isaac, Pleasant, N. B.
Gardner David, Mansfield
Gibbon & Dean, Fairhaven
Oifford Wm. 19 Spring, N. B.
Harding Almond 0., Mansfield
Harlow Calvin, (North) Dighton
Hathaway Lewis, William, N. B.
Higgins Nathaniel, Fairhaven
Hillman J. & Z. & Co. G. Howland's

wharf. N. B.
Hodges Earl, Norton
Hodges Iliram, '■
Homer Daniel, Fish Island. N. B.
Homer George & Co. 203 N. W^ater,

[ship]
Hunt Henry, Norton [N. B.

Leaeh Chas. n. Planing Mill, Water,
Leach .ledediah. Knynham
licwin & Fisk, Pawtucket
Luther James. Fall River
Maxlield & Tripp. Bedford, N. B.
Mendall & Kelley, 175 N. Water, N.B.
Munroe Jonas, Attleboro'
Peirce 0. N. 43 Sixth, N. B.
Peirco David R. 138 N. Second, cor.

Hillman, N B.
Peirce Samuel P., Taunton
Phillips Franklin, Berkley
Pierce Alfred. Rehoboth
Pierce AUcn, Freetown
Pierce E. M.. Fall River
Read Erastus 1!.. Freetown
Reed Anthony, Dightou
Rider E. E., Taunton
Rigley Wm! II., Norton
Robinson D. S., Mechanic's lane,

N. B.. [stair builder]
Rogers Albert, Mansfield

Sanford -, Taunton

Sherman & Co.. ••
Short Samuel. Seekonk
Shove Benjamin. Fall Itiver
Sisson Abner, Westport
Shove David. Dighton

Swift Thomas, Mill, N. B.
Sniitli Benjamin W., Dighton
Starkcy Augustus, Attleboro'
Thraslii'r Henrv, Freetown
Vinal .lohn F. m Willi.ani, N. B.
Ward David B., Mechanic's la., N B.
A\'alker Henry, County, c. A\illiam,

N. B.
Walker & Sherman, Taunton
West Nathan M., Seekonk
Wilber (). K., Norton
White AkmsoM, Easton
\\ilbur Marshall, l-'airhaven
'\\'oud Benjamin W., Somerset

Carpetings.
Eddy George JI. 1 10 Union, N. B.
Ellis Thomas, 55 Purchase, N. B.
Little & Allen, 9 Purchase, N. B.
Page Bilsoii, Fall River
Reed Edgar IF., Tiiunton
Wood & Washburn, Taunton

Carriage Builders.

Allen Horatio P., Mansfield
Blake John B., Fall River
Brown E. C, Fall River
Brown & Shepherd, Mansfield
Bi'ownell Geo. L. 44 Third, N. B.
Doty Eibnund, 20 Fourth, N. B.
Eames Asa. Fall River
Eaton A. G., Fall River
Everett George AV., Pawtucket
Gray & Barker, 51 Elm, N, B.
Ilayward Albert, Easton
Howard An^el, Taunton
Leonard D. H., Seekonk
Mason'& Hoyt, Taunton
Makepeace Sylvanus, Raynham
Nash Wm. A., Mechanics lane, N. B.
Randall Andrew B., Norton
Roberts B. H., Fall River
Sinunons Robert M., Fairhaven
Steele Isaac, Taunton
AA'hite A\"m. G. 84 Purchase, N. B,

Carriage Trimmers.

Newell A. S.. |-;ill Kivcr
Schirer Charles .1 . Seekonk,

Caulkers.

Drew James N. AVatcr, c Kempton,

New Bedford
Gage Benjamin, Botch's whf. N. B
Stowell Daniel, Parker's whf. N. B.

Chronometers, Soc.

Munroe James. 98 Union, N. B.

Cigars.

Anthony D. R., Seekonk
Fuller Timotliy, Taunton
Oldridge AVilliam, Rehoboth
Pierce C. R., Ta\inton
Tildeu Niles, 28 N. Second, N. B.
Tillinghast C. AV., Fall River

Civil Engineer.

Gotlfrey John, Fall River

Clergymen.

Adams Arnold. [Al. E.] Mansfield
Allen R. AV., [M.] fall River
Atwater H. C New Bedtnr.l
Barrows E. AV.'. [Ch.] Dighton
Batchelor T. H., [F. B.] Tauufcon
Blake Mortimer, [C. T.] Mansfield
Blodgett Constantiue, [C T.] Re-
hoboth
Bodfish Asa, [M. E.] Dighton
Brigham Chas. II., [C. U.] Taunton
Bronson Asa, [B.] Fall liiver
Burt Dan. C, [C. T.] New Bedford
Cannon Ed. S., [C. T.] NewlSedfoud
Carr Samuel J., [B.] Mansfield
Carver ]!obert. [C. T.] liaynham
Chase Moses, [M. E.] New Bedford
Clough John AV.. [M. E.] F,;iston
Clark — , [F. B.] Reholtoth
Cobb Alvan. [C. T.] Taunton
Coleman Aloses. New Bedford
Collins B., [Ch.] Freetown

(!ollins BurnubaH, [B.] Dartmouth
Collins Samuel A., [B.] ItehobotU
Cruigg — , N(w Jtedford
Cushman Bartlett, Freetown
Crane Jona.. [C. T.](.S.) Attleboro'
Davis—, [U.]Fall River
Dawea Thomas, [('. U.] Fairhaven
Danfortli (}. F., [B.] (S.) Dartmouth
Dennis J. S., [Uv.] (North) Attleboro'
Ea.stnian L R., [C. T.] Berkley
Eldridgo Azariah, [C. T.] N. Bedford
Elliott J. S., [AI. P.] Taunton
Emery S. H., [C. T.] Taunton
Fellows Stephen, [Ch.] Fall River
Fullers. O.. [Ch.] Dighton
Canimons AI. E., [Ch.] AVestport
Ganhur Peter, New Bedford
Ginlwc.Ml .Idlm, [B.] New Bedford
Goocliich N<lson, [il. E.] (South)

Dartmouth
drosvi^nor C. P., [C. T.] Rehoboth
(iushee Abraham, [C. U.] Dighton
Hazard C. S. [JI.E.] Westport (Point)
Horton — , [15.] Taunton
Houghton H. AV., [AI. E.] Fau-haven
How Moses. [Ch.] New Bedford
Huse Obadiah, [AI.] Somel'.set
Kelley Edmund, [B.] New Bedford
Kelton Geo. AV., [Ch.] Rehoboth
Lovell Stephen, [AI. P.] Easton
Luther Childs, [Ch.] Rehoboth
Alaltby Erastus, [C. T.] Taunton
Mandell AVm. A., [C. T.] Dartmouth
Mason A. P., [B.] Fall River
SlcNulty Thos.. [R. C] New Bedford
Alorton Albert CT.,[Ch.] New Bcdlbrd
Moseley Sardin,[C. T.] (S.) Attlebcro'
Paine Natltan. [AI. E.] Fairhaven
PaiTis J. B., [Ch.] AVestport
Plummer Frederick, [Ch.] Somerset
Pollard Andrew, [B.] Taunton
Porter E. 51., [Epis.] Fall River
Pratt — , [C. T.] Seekonk
Quinby G. AV,, [Uv.] Taunton
Randall Charles, [B.] Somerset
Read AVilliam, [B.] Norton
Relyea Benj. J„ [C. T.] Fall River
Rich—, [AI.] Attleboro'
Richardson N., [C. T.] Berkley
Richmond John B.. [Epis.] Swanzey
Roberts Jacob. [C. T.] Fau-liaven
Sheldon Luther, [C. T.] Easton
Snow S. P., [AI.] Norton
Snow T. AV., [E.] Taunton
Stevens D. AV., [C. U.] Alansfield
Stewart Henry G., [B'.] Seekonk
Sullings Hervey, [Ch.] Neu Bedford
Taylor James, '• "

Taylor AV. II.. [B.] Dartmouth
Thatcher James, [B.] Swanzev
Thomas Aloses Ci.. [C. V.] N. Bedford
Thomp.son Jona.. [Ch ] Swanzey
Thurston Eli. [C' T.] Fall River
Townsend Paul. [AI. E.] Taunton
Tripp G. AV., [Ch.] AVestport
Tripp II.. [Ch.] Dartmouth
Upiiam Fred.. [AI.] Fall River
A\allace — , [AI.] Rehoboth
AA'allace G. .AV, [F. B.] (Uebronville)

Attleboro'
Wallen J. K.. [M. P.] Alansfiold
AVeeks Jas. B.. [AI. E.] Fairhaven
Whittemore J. L., [B.]
Whitwell AVm. A.. [C. U.] Ejiston
AViess John. [C. U.] New Bedford
Wiley F.. [B.] Raynham
AVilliams C. A., [F. B.]Pawtucket
AVise Daniel, New Bedford
AVood Israel A., [Ch.] F'airhaven
AVoodbury Siunuel, [C. T.] Freetown
AVooding G. AV., [AI. E.] (North)

Fairhaven

Clothing.

Bourne Elisha. 15 S. AVater, N. B.
Bradford AA'illiam. 125 L'nion, N. B.
Brown 0. H. P. & Co. 6 N. Second
Chapman C. W. & Co. 27 North
AVater. New Bedford [N. B.

Chase David K. & Co. 44 S. AA'ater.
Cobb AV. S. & Co. 20 S. AAater, N. B.
Colby Samuel, Taunton

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Dix Andrew N., Fall liiver
Dow W. F. 10 South Water, N. B.
Ellis N. S. 17 Comnieroial wf. N. B.
Gibbs R. S. & Co., Fall Kiver
Hall Wm. 129 Union, N. B.
Harris Heurj', 15 North Water, N. B.
Harris Heni-y, 62 Union, N. B.
Hathaway Joseph R., Fall River
Hicks Jos. & C0.25N. Water, N. B.
Humphrey James L. 97 Union, N. B.
Kenney John, 101 Union, N. B.
Knowles Tho. & Co. 24 Union, N.B.
Lobilell & Doane, 22 S. Water, N. B.
Mason Jeremiah B. 24 North "Water,

New Bedfonl [48 Union, N. B.

Mead & Co. 2. 4 & .5 S. Water, and
Mitchell Charles A. 5 S. Water, N. B.
Morse Leopold, 76 Union, N. B.
Parkhurst John, 28 S. AVater, N. B.
lliehmond & Wood, 31 North Water,

New Bedford
Rodman & Simmons, Fall River
Seabury Franklin P.18 S. Water,N.B.
Sisson J. P., Fall ICdver
Skolney M. 72 Union. N. B
Ward B. C. Go Union ^ N. B.
Wing J. & ^Y. R. 6S. Water, N. B

Coal.

Chase James S., Fall River
Cook V. & W. M., Fall River
Fish & Robinson, Fairhaven
Kempton Alfred, 90 N. Water, N. B.
Perry John H. & Co., Water, corner

Walnut, New Bedford
Russell Abraham, 46 S. Water, N. B.
Salisbury & Doane, 37 Union, N. B.
Sawin E., Fairhaven
Simmons Jos. 2d, Somerset
Taber Francis Jr. 88 S. Water, N. B.
Tripp James, Fairhaven

CofSa Warehouses.

Allen Benjamin, Seekonk
Baker Philander, Pawtucket
Davis James, Swanzey
l)nu-liiss Cliarles, Fall River
Pierce William F., Taunton
Sherman Geo. H. & Co., Taunton
Shove .Joseph, Somerset
Tabor & Tobey,48 N. Second, N. B.
AVasliVmru Philo, Taunton
Wilson B. (;. 62 William, N. B.

Commission Mercliants.

Anthony J. M., Fall River
(irinnell Charles, Rotch's whf. N. B.
Haskell John, Fall River wf. N. B.
Newcomb Levi & Co. 1 Merchants'
Remington K. IC, Fall River [N. B.
Ricketson Joseph, 2d, 8 Com'l whf..

Coopers.

Almy Benjamin, Hamilton, N. B.
Babcock John H. rear 26 Centre, N.B.
Bly Isaac, 115 North Water, N. B.
Chace Baylies. Fall Itivor
(Uavk Thoma-:, t'aii'haveu
Churchill S\ Ivanus, Russell, N.B.
Elilred)i;e & Morton, Fairhaven
Ellis Caleb L. 40 Sixth, N. B.
Hart George, rear 94 Water, N. B.
Howland John M., Fairhaven
Lawton W. & N., Fairhaven
Parker Charles, 28 S. Second, N. B.
Peck & Co. 16 Elm, New Bedford
Pierce David, Pierce. New Bedford
Pierce .John W. 99 Water, N. B.
Pierce Lloyd N., AVater, near Grin-

nel. New Bedford
Pierce Lorenzo, City whai'f, N. B.
Roper John, Seekonk
Taber Henry H., Faii'haven
AVilcox John, r. 199 N. Water, N. B

Confectioners.

Barnes Maria F., Taunton

Blake Griiifell, "

Cables Harvey, 27 S. AVater, N. B.

Cheev(^r W. K., Attleboro'

Cobb Cephas, 85 Purchase, N. B.

Coggeshall .(osiah, 8 S. Second, N. B.

Cushman Ephraim, Taunton

Devon Edward S. 166 Purchase, N.B.
Hathaway & Co., Fall River
Hawes Jona. 411 Purchase, N. B.
Ilawes Levi, 37 " "

Manage John, 131 Union, N. B.
Martin George W., Tiiunton
Metcher George, 1'25 Purchase, N.B.
Nowell G. AV., Fall River
Shei-man Paul AA'. 75 Purchase, N.B.
Sullings AV. P, 21 Purchase, N. B.
Taylor Thomas, 98 " "

Tilden Robert, 14 Cheapside, "
AVashburn B. A., Taunton

Cotton Batting.

Cummings John, Dartmouth
Fuller Levi S., Attleboro'
Goff & Bro^ra, Rehoboth
Shove & Anthony, Fall River
Sawyer & Parady, Taimton

Counsellors.

Alden Cyrus, Fall River
Barney Edw'dL. 40 N. Water, N.B.
Bassett Ansehn, Tavmton
Battelle H., Fall River
Bennett E. H., Taunton
Blaisdell Josiah C, Fall liiver
Blodgett Wm. AV., Pawtucket
Borden Alanson, 26 N. AA'ater, N. B.
Brighani Lincoln F. 35 N. AA'ater, '
Clifford John H. 35 N. AVater. '
Clifford & Brigham,35N. AVater,"
Coffin Timothy G. 40 "
Coffin & Barnev. 40 "

Colby H. G. 0." 35 "

Congdon Charles T., "

Cu.shman Apollos, Pawtucket
Daggett John, Attleboro'
Dean Joseph P., T.aunton
Dearborn Jos. F. 7 N. AA'ater, N.B.
Farnsworth Clavidius B., Pawtucket
Ford James, Fall River
Hathaway Elnathan P., Freetown
Hathaway Nicholas, "

Hawes John A., Fairhaven
Holmes Charles J., Fall River
I^apham Iiouis, "

Lathrop Cyrus, Easton
Lawton CJeorge H., Fall River
Lawton Job G., "

Lindsey John, "

Mackie Adam, 88 Union, N. B.
Morton Nathaniel, Taunton
Page John H. AV. 42 N. AA"ater,N. B.
Page & Stone, 42 N. AVater, N. B.
Perkins David, Fall River
Porter Francis L. 35 N. Water, N. B.
Pratt Horatio, Taunton
Prescott OUver, 26 N, Water, N. B.
Reed C. I., Taunton
Spoouer Nathaniel S., Fairhaven
Sproat AV. A. F., Tauuton
Stone .losliua C. 42 N. AA'ater, N. B,
Townsend Samuel R., Taunton
AA'atkins John D., "

AVilliams Eliab, Fall River
AMUiams Henry, Tauntou
\\ illianjs Siibiey, "

Country Stores.

Allen Benjamin F., Dartmouth
Almy Edward, Dighton
Ames 0. & Son, Easton
Anthony J. L., AVestport
Armington AA'illiam, Seekonk
Atwood Ephraim, Freetown
Barden T. A., Attleboro'
Barney JMason, Swanzey
Barrows Davis .J., Freetown
Bates Nahum & Co., Pawtucket
lirailey M. N., Manstield
Brown Seth AV., Somerset
Brownell E. P. & Co., AVestport
BrowuoU George R., "

Brownell Frederic, "

tiartwright John D., Somerset
Chaco Alexander B., Pawtucket
Chace .loseph F., Swanzey
('haceM. & A., Somerset
Church C. A. & Co., AVestporc
Cole Nathaniel; Jr., Seekonk

Cooper John, Attleboro'
Copeland Horatio, Easton
Corey Alexander H., AVestport
Cotton AV. D. & Co., Attleboro'
Cummings .lohn & Co., Dartmouth
Dunbar B. C, Easton
Doggett H. M. & H. N., Attleboro'
Dodge J. C. & Son, "

Davidson Thomas F., Easton
Day J, S., Attleboro' [Fairhaven
Davis John R., (head of the river)
Draper Ira, Pawtucket
Dunbar Geo., Dighton
French Ephraim, Berkley
Green G, AV. P., Seekonk
Hayward Abr.aham, Attleboro'
HaiidySebraP., "

Havens AA'illiam, Pawtucket
Higginson AA'illiam, Pawtucket
Hood Geoi'ge B., Somerset
Horton Edward H., Rehoboth
llorton G. M. & Co., Attleboro'
Ingrabam John T., Seekonk
Ingraham Nathaniel P., Seekonk
Kenyon Lewis, Seekonk
Kimball John, Easton
Kingsbury 0. S., Mansfield

Lawrence , Freetown

Lincoln Abisha, Raynham
Lincoln James B., Norton i

Luther G., Seekonk
Luther J. G., Swanzey
Macomber R. & Co., AVestport
Marvel AVm. 2d & Son, Rehoboth
Mason George, Pawtucket
Mason John, Swanzey
Mason Nathaniel, Somerset
Miller Daniel, Pawtucket
Mayhew Thomas AA'., AVestport
Monroe Nathan, Seekonk
Mowry S. B., Pawtucket
Nye Obed, (head of the river) N. B.
Pavne S. S., Freetown
Peck Cyril C, Rehoboth
Peck Philip AV., "
Pickett J., Freetown
Pierce Daniel, Rehoboth
Pierce Isaac, Somerset
Pierce & AVilson, Freetown
Pope Lewis S , (head of river) Fair-
haven
Potter AA^iUiam, 2d, (S.) Dartmouth
Price Edward, Attleboro'
Protective Union, No. 19, John Dar-

hng, Pawtucket
Reed Anthony, Dighton
Robinson AA'illiam, Mansfield
Rounds .Toshua, Swanzey
Sanford Seneca, Norton
Schenck Samuel B., INIansfield
Seabury Oliver H., Dartmouth
Sherman Jireh, (S.) "
Spi-ague C. C, Raynham
Stevens Granville, Rehoboth
Tucker Abner K., (S.) Dartmouth
Tucker Charles, "

AVashburn Ruel, Freetown
AVhalon Ilu-am, Dartmouth
AVheaton L. & Co., Norton
AVhite George Jr., "
AA'hitmarshCharles, Dighton
AVood George B., Somerset
AA'ood John, Swanzey
AA'right G. C, Attleboro'

Crockery.

Bennett Samuel, 41 Purchase, N. B.
Bronson R., Fall Kivor
Crawford A\'ilUam, Taunton
Gager 0. A. & Co., Fall River
Reed Edgar Jl.. Taunton
Tappan Geo. 113 Union, N. B.
Thayer Alanson Jr., Pawtucket
AVashbui-u Sahna, Taunton

Curriers.

Mason Benajab, Swanzey
Potter Lutlicr, Dartmouth
Slade Abner, Swanzey

Daguerrian Artists.
Hamilton G. 1)., F'all River
Hathaway AVm. 30 Purchase, N. B.

JJRISTOL COUNTY.

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Umwom Chiirli'S E. & Uro., Liberty

Kail, I'urcli.isc, N. B.
Kiimll. )!.. Taunton
Siiiitli ^Ion-is, 131_l Union, N. B.
Tabor James ] [. 22 CheapsiJo, N.B.

Dentists.
Aiifrcll A. F., Taunton
Dickcrman Daniel S., Taunton

KairbanUs , Fall Uiver

Colbv Klijah, o5 Kcnipton, N. B.

llam'nioM.'l Caleb, 30 I'urchase, N. B.

Harris .lohn T., Tainiton

Mara James 0. 22 CheapsiJc, N. B.

IMartin Alfred, Attloboro'

Plant Ebenczer, lo4} Union, N. B.

Tiibey A. II. IDj I'urchase, "

\Vard E. G. lljo Union, "

Dress Makers.

r.isUop Sarah W'., Seokonk
Cone Matil.kiX., Kail Uiver
1lai;;;ett Kanny, Scekonk [N. B.

Donovan Catharine, 78 Purchase,
I'aul Jlaria W. 130 Purchase. X. B.
Poole & \Vmiams. Fall River
Kieketsou L. A. 0 Cheaiiside, N. B.

Dry Goods.

Almy Oh.irles, Fall Uiver
AUny Eben U., Fairhaven
Baker Wells S. 6 Purchase, N. B.
BayUos J. & Co. 20 N. Water, and
m Purchase, N. B. [X. B.

Brown O. H. P. & Co. 5 N. Second,
Brvant Caleb, Taunton
Buffinnton James, Fall River [N. B.
Ihickniinster & Macy, 112 Union,
Chandler Clvis. 4G Purchase, N. B.
Chase Kri'deric P. 158 " "

Chase Nathan, 32 " "

Chase William, Fall Kiver
Clark Albert S., " "
ColUns J. W. 2;') Purchase, X. B.
Cook & Snow, 39 X. Water, X. B.
Crane A. 11., Taunton
Crajio S: Strum;, 22 Pm-chase,X. B.
Dean Charles II., Fall Kiver
Dexter Josiah, 8 Purchase, N. B
Dow Wm. F. 16 S. Water, "
Eddy Geo. M. 108 Union, "
Ellis J. W. 13 X. Second, "
Ewer Barnabas Jr., Fairhaven
Fisher James, 40 Purchase, X. B.
Giffordll. A. Jr.28 •' '■

(tilTord Perry, Fall River
Godfrey Charles, Taunton
Goodman II. & Co. 19 and 81 Pur-
chase, X. B.
Greene Lvdia B. 38 Purchase, X. B.
Ilanimett Albert, 10 " "

Ilannnett James, 44 " "

Ilammett Natlian E. 16 " "

.lones John .1.. Taunton
Marvel J. 1!.. Full l;iver
Wa.s-nn William If.. Fall River
Mentz .X. 77 Purchase, X. B.
Orr George S., Fall River
Pa ire ]iil.son, " '■
P.uil J. C. :>Irs. 27 Purchase, X. B.
Uced Hodjros, Taunton
Ueed .lohn, "

Roimds J. S.. "
Smith Tram & Co., FaU River
Southsate Samuel, Taunton
Taher E. & Co. 21 X. Water. X. B.
Tisdale Sam'l, (Weir A'ill.) Taunton
'i'ri|>p Georcce F"., Fairhaven
AVaite Uenj II. 20 Purchase, X. B.
Whiteon\b (Uiver 11. 29 Purchase,
White Dennis, Fall JUver [X. B.
Wijcains J. M., "
A\'ilcox A. B. & Co., Fairhaven
AA'oodward Solomon, Taunton

Dyers.

Bittner J. G., Taunton

Clark James, 120 Ray. X. Bedford

Fancy Goods.

Church P. S. B.. Fall River
Green Sarah A. 153 Pm-chase, X. B.

llorr Barney D., Taunton
Stevens George W., Fall River

Fish.

Baker & Young, Steamboat wharf,

X. B.
Bartlett Aimer, Comm'I whf , N. B.
(JihltVey FJiiihalet, 182 County, X.B.
Ilinikley >b'-es, Taunton
Reynolds ji, Voaii};, Fall River
Slo"cum Willet >I., '■ "

Flour and Grain.

Atwood & Dean, (Weir Villa;2;e,)
Taunton [ton

Boswortli A. .T., ( Weir Tillage) Taun-
Brayton I). A., Fall Uiver
Briggs Artemas, (Weir Vil.) Taun'n
Brown .S: Durfee, FaU River
Church II. W. & Co., (U'eir Tillage)
Colli) Wm. & Co., Dighton [Tauu'u
Davis Xathan. 2d, Somerset
Hunt Hiram J., Norton [X. B.

.Maeoiuber Perry G. 6. "Merchants' wf.
Shaw .t Whiti-idge, 8 Merchants'

whf X. B.
WilUams J. P., (Weir Til.) Taunton

Fruit.
Andrews M.anuel, 33 S. Water, X. B.
Bl.ake Grinfell, Taunton
Ilorr B. L., '•

Luscombe .Jas. 97 Purchase, X. B.
Martin George W., Taunton
Nowell G. W'., Fall Uiver
Xye Eben Jr. 63 Union. X. B.
Uawson William, Pawtucket
Ricketson G. B. 65 Union, X. B.
Ryder L. W. 13 Cheapside, "
Worddell Jctlu'o, F'all River

Furnaces and Ranges.

(Hoc Air.)

Lewis X'athan, S3 X. Water, X. B.
Palmer Mark B. 28 Centre, '•
Taber & Co. Ill Union, X.B. (man.)
Tripi). Brightman & Clapp. 16 X.

Water, X.B. [X.B.

Wing Wm. G. & Co. 11 X. Water,
Wood, Brishtnian & Co. 17 Xorth

AVater, X. B.

Furniture and Feathers.
Baker Philander, Pawtucket
Borden & Almy, Fall River
Never Walter I., Fah'haven
Howard Wm. II. 73 AAilliam, X. B.
Kni','hts Wm. 23 Purchase, "

Maxlield Caleb. 1.30 Union, '•

Xve Tristram, 43 Purchase, "

Peck & Denliam, FaU River
Taylor Wm. (H William. X. B.
Washburn Albert J., Taunton
Mashburn Salmon, "
Westgate & 15orden, Fall River
AVood & Washburn, Taunton

Grist Mills.

Aldrich John. Seekonk
I!aker Michael. (So\itli) D.artmouth
Baker Sanuiel, Rehoboth
Rarstow Charles, Taunton
Borden L. & Z., Fall River
Briggs & "Washburn, Wcstport
Buffington Jonathan, Somerset
Burr U. H.. Seekonk
Carpenter F. H.. Uehol>oth
Carju'iiter Sanuiel. .Vttleboro'
Chalfee Dexter. Seekonk
Chase Ui'uben, Swan/.ey
Cunnnings Benjamin. Dartmouth
Cunnnings John. Dartmouth
Cunnnings & Maeoinlier, Wcstport
Dean Paddock. Taunton
Dean Thomas H.. Easton
Dodge J. C. & Son. Attloboro'
Drake Lincoln. Easton
Dunlap T. L., (North) Dighton
Fisher Daniel .Ir., Mansfield
Gifford Anthony, Wcstport

GilTord Tmuie, WcHtprrt
Hall Ellis n., liaynham
H..v,lanil Allen, Dartmouth
Hunt Hiram .1., Norton
Lawlon Gi'orge, Seekonk
Lawton George, Wcstport
Martin Ambrose, ReliobotU
.Martin Benjamin, "
Peck Benjamin, '•

Pc'rry Otis, " [Taunton

I'hoenix Manuf. Co., (Weir Village)
Pierce Job, F'rcetown
Porter Henry, F're<;towu
Uing Daniel, Xorton
Sherman John, Swanzey
Simmons Hiram, Dighton
Smalley .Alulford, (S.) iJartmouth
Thomas Calvin, Man.-ifield
'J'hurber J. A., Reholiotli
\\arren Henry, Swanzey
AVilliams Martin 6., Raynham
Wing David, Wcstport
\\'inslow Gilbert, Freetown
Wood Wanton, Swanzey

Gunpowder.

Parker Jacob, 10 Centre, X. B.

Gunsmith.

Foster, George P. & Co., Taunton

Hair Dressers.

Berry V.illiam, 10 N. Water, X. B.
Boyer James .1., Pawtucket
Buekor D. C. 57 W illiam, X. B.
Dobson John X., Taunton
Dowaire Edward, '•
Ellis S. G. F. 24 South Water, N. B.
tireenman Jeremiah,80| Union, X.B.
Lyon ;\larc\is J. 140 IHirchase, X. B
Parker & Hattou, 124 Union, "
P<'rrv B. C. 56 ' '• "

Smith.lohn Vv'. A.105 " "

S(r,vleHuniphrev 11.61 " "

Stowell Otis, ( Wicr Tillage) Taunton
Sweet Albert, Taunton
Thompson J. W., Fall River
Tesev (Jeorge, "

Tincent H. F.. Citv Hotel. X. B.
ATest John E. 3 S.'Water, X. B.
Woods Wm. H. SO Purchase, X. B.
Young Russell. Fall Uiver

Hair Workers.
Jourdain II. Mrs. 68 Union, N.B.
Perry P. M. Mrs. 7 Cheapside, X. B.

Hardware and Cutlery.

ColHns James 11. 55 Union. X'. B.
Stillwell D. & Son. Fall Uiver
SuUinsrs & Kingman. 123 Cnion.X.B.
Taber'& Co. Ill Union, X. B.
Tallman Wm. .Tr. 120 Union, X. B.
AVashburn Salmon, Taunton
Westixate & Brisham, FaU River
Willard & Mason, '■

AVood & AA'ashburn, Taunton

Harness Makers.

Allen TC 7 Purchase. N.B. [trjnks]

Bacon William. .Mansfield

Barber .lames. Fall Kiver

Briggs lieorge. Berkley

Coburn & Fenno. FaU River

Doty James It. 66', AVilliam, X. B.

Evans Isaac. 20 Fourth. X. V.

Everett G. AV. & Co.. I'a.vtucket

Hack N. E., Taunton

.laekman X., Attloboro'

Kanurse Benjamin S.. Fairhaven

Ki'Uogg Thomas. Taunton

I.ovell Wm. H. 68)'urcha.'e [trunks]

Potter & Burrcll. Fall River

Sehirer Charles J ,, Seekonk [X*. B.

Sturtevap.t Zachariah. 84 Purchase,

Taylor R. II., Mechanic's lane, X. P»

Washburn Philo, Taunton

A\illis II. P. & Sou. 126 Inion, X.B.

[trunks]
AA'inchester John P., Fall River

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Hats and Caps.

Cannon E. S. & Co. 96 Union, N. B.
Davenport Cornelius, 128 " "
Gilbert Horatio & Co., Taunton
Hathaway Joseph R., Fall River
Haslau William, Taunton
Jennev John, Fairhaven
Read Nathan & Co., Fall River
Reeil Charles L. 70 Union, N. B.
Wolff amuel, 107 '• "

Hatter.

Pedro Jos.'137 Water, N.B. [covered]

Inspectors and Gangers of Oil.

Delano & Case, 17 Middle, N. B.

Insnrance Agents.

Bartlett Francis D., (S.) Dartmouth
Bates William B., Mansfield
Bosworth & Godfrey, Fall River
Eddy -Morton, Fall River
Gifford George H., Westport
Goff Otis, Rehoboth
Green C. W., Fall River
Hunt Sylvester, Rehoboth
Ide William, Seekonk
James Thomas M. 58 N. Water, N.B,
Marble Joseph, Somerset
Mason John, Swanzey
Mosher Lemuel, Dartmouth
Reed P. W., Seekonk
Rotch Albert A., Easton
Robinson Wilham, 3Iansfield
Tillinghast Joseph S. 58 N. Water
Wheaton Laban M., Norton
WiUiams Sidney, Taunton _,

Jewelry.

(Manufacturers of.)
Aldrich C. H. & Co., Attleboro'

Barrows Henry, "

Capron & Day, "

Draper, Tift & Bacon, "

Draper & Sandland, •'

Everett Dennis, "

Freeman & Brother, "

Guild & Blackinton, "

Blorse George, "

PhiUips Samuel, "

Price George, "

Richards H. M., "

Richards Ira & Co., "

Richardson & Miller, "

Robinson L. 0., "

Robinson William H., '■

ShophardsonGeo. W., "

Sturdy & Peek, "
Thompson & Carpenter, "

Thorpe & Sturdv, "

Tift Horace & Co., "

Tift & Whiting, "

WithereU Shepherd A., "

Joiners.

Bowman Francis 145 N. Wa'ter, N B.
Brown Benj. C. 143 " "

Davis & Damon, City wharf, '•
AVoodbridge AV. H., Steamboat whf.,
New Bedford

Junk Dealer.

AVhiton Francis, 19 Orange, N. B:

Laces and Embroideries.
Barton AVm. H. 15 Purchase, N. B.
Haskell Edward, 11 '■ "

Lowder J. & A. 2| '• «

Lamps.
Allen J. A. P. 121 Union, New Bed-
ford [camphene]
Tappan George, ll3 Uniohj N. B.

Laundries.

Coggoshall H. AV., Taunton
Prentiss George J., Fall River

Leather.

Ewor Paul, M South Water, N. B.

Lime and Bricks.

Paine Samuel S.,naza,rd's wf. N. B.

Livery Stables.
Adams A. H., Pawtucket
BUss Henry, Norton
Bullock J. & J., Mansfield
Burr & A'arnum, Fall River
Cole AVilliam, Fall River
Cook Henry, Attleboro'
Davis S. M., "

Dunham Ruftis A., Fairhaven
French Ephraim, Berkley
Gibbeus Daniel, 13 S. Second, N. B.
Gibbs Joshua, 3d, 9 Fourth, N. B
Gifford David M. 170 Pui-chase, N. B.
Gray, Packard & Co. 119 Union,

New Beclford
Green James, Mansfield [N. B.

Hathaway & Sherman, 24 Fovirth,
Hathaway John M. 54 Elm, N. B.
Holbrook Caleb, Pawtucket
Hood George B., Somerset
Huntington & Lane, Taunton
Jones Gardner, Taunton
Luther Daniel, Dighton
Peterson Howard, Somerset
Raynsford Joel F., Fall River
Reed David, Attleboro'
Reed John, Taunton [N. B.

Remington EUery, 20 & 22 S.Sccond,
Rhodes Stephen "C, Taunton
Riley J. AV., Attleboro' [N. B.

Sparrow H. A., William, n. Water,
Thomas James, 50 Ehn, N. B.
Tilden AA'illiam, Easton [ton

Tisdale Samuel, (AYier A'illage) Taun-
AA'ildes Samuel, Taunton

Looking Glass and Picture
Frame Manufacturer.

Shaw Albert, 15 Purchase, N. B.

Lumber.

Anthony .Tames H., Taunton

Babbitt William, Berkley

Barney Mason, Swanzey [N. B.

Booth & Hathaway, 157 N. AA'ater,

Brown David, Somerset

Burt Tamerlane, Berkley

Carday David B., Steamboat wharf,

N. B. [oars]
Cook, Borden & Co., Fall River
Cook V. & AA^ M., "

Crane J. A., "

Coggeshall H. AV., Taunton
George T. M. & Son, Mansfield
Green & AVood, Rotch's whf. N.B.
Hathaway Welcome, Freeto^vn [poi-t
Macomber, Restcombe & Co., AV'e.st-
Peirce David R. 138 N. Second, cor.

Hilhnan, N. B.
Sisson Abner, Westport
Sisson Isaac & Co., Dai-tmouth
AVilliams Abiathar K. & Bro., (Weir

A'illage, Taunton
ATiUiams B. F., (Weir All.) Taunton

Machinists.

Hathaway & Arnold, 148 N. Water,
Reed Daniel, Attleboro' [N. B.

Schcnck Samuel B., Mansfield
Sisson Luthei', Easton
Stanley Oliver, Attleboro'
Strange Elias AV., Taunton
Warren Admu-al J., Fall River
AVoodward & A'aughn, Taunton

Manufactures.

[For the statistics concerning the
Manufactures in Fall River, we
are indebted to a little sheet called
" The Fall River Register," print-
ed by Almy & Milne, of that
I place.]

Black Lead Crucibles.

Chaco B. G., Somerset

Phoenix Blanulacturing Co., (AA'eir

Village,) Taunton, George B. At-

wood, agent.

Cordage.
New Bedford Cordage Co., William
J. Rotch, a<»ent ; office, Rotch's
square, South side.

Copper.
Taunton Copper Manufacturing Co.,
incorporated 1831, capital $300,-
000 ; Crocker, Brothers & Co.,
Taunton.

Cotton Batting.
Newcomb Nathaniel, Norton.

Cotton Cloths, ^'c.

Anawan Cotton Mill, Fall River,
Richard Borden, agent. Number
of spindles, 7,704 , number of
looms, 193 ; number of males em-
ployed, 64 ; number of females
employed, 70. Consume 696 bales
of cotton per year. Produce 139,-
SOO yards per month, or 1,671,600
yards of 30 inch 74 x 76 printing
cloth per annum. AA'ater power

City Mills, Attleboro', H. F. May,
agent

Cove Manufacturing Co., Seekonk,

A. F. Potter, agent

Daneville Manufacturing Co., At-
tleboro', H. N. & H. M. Daggett

Dean Cotton and Machine Co.,
Taunton, R. S. Dean, agent.
Incorporated 1848, capital SlOO,-
000

Dodgeville Factory, Attleboro', J.
C. Dodge & Son

Fall River Cotton Mill, Jefferson
Borden, agent. Number of .spin-
dles, 9,240 ; number of looms,
209 ; number of males employed,
74 ; number of females employ-
ed, 69. Consume 828 bales of
cotton per year. Produce 145,-
200 per month, or 1,742,400 yards,
30-inch, 74 x 76, printing cloth
per year. AA'ater power

Falls Factory, Attleboro', H. N. &
H. M. Daggett

Farmers' Jlauufacturing Co., Attle-
boro', H. N. & H. M. Daggett

French & Keed, Pawtucket

Hale AVilliam, Mansfield

Hebronville Manufacturing Co., At-
tleboro', AA'. A. Caldwell, agent

Hopewell Cotton Manufacturing Co.,
Taunton, C. Lathrop, proprietor

Jerauld Henry & Son, Pawtucket

Lanesville Factory, Attleboro', Gid-
eon L. Spencer

Massasoit Steam Cotton Mill, Fall
River, David Sisson, agent. Num-
ber of spindles, 14,448 ; number
of looms, 376 ; number of males
employed, 107 ; number of fe-
males employed, 112. Consume
1,410 bales of cotton per .■iiiiunn
I'roduce 314,000 yards per moiitli,
or 3,768,000 yards G4.s printing
cloth per year. Driven by au en-
gine of 225 horse power

Mechanics' Manufacturing Co , At-
tleboro', Sam'l Carpenter, agent

Metacomet Cotton Mill, Fall )iiver,
Richard Borden, agent. Number
of spindles, 21,600 ; number of
looms, 528 ; number of males
employed, 146 ; number of fe-
males emplojed, 147. Consume
8 bales of cotton per day, or
2,472 per year. Produce 17,500
yards printing cloth per day, or
5,407,500 per year. Jlotive power
2 breast wheels of 19 feet diame-
ter, and 1 steam engine of 160
horse power

New Bedford Steam Cotton Slanu-
facturing Co., John L. Rodman,
agent; office Rodman's wharf, N.

B. Incorporated 1847 ; capital
$;100,000. Number of spindles,
7,796 ; number of looms, 202 ;
number of males employed, 50 ;

BRISTOL COUNTY.

77

number of females employed,
loo. When in full operation,
niiinufacture TiOOO yards of sheet-
ing daily. Motive jiower two 20-
ineli cylinder engines, 4 feet
stroke
I'ocasset Cotton Mill, Fall River,
Micah 11. lluggles. agent. Num-
ber of spindles, 18,018 ; number
of looms, ol>0 ; number of mules
oni)iloyed, 'J'Z ; number of fe-
males, IGO. Consume 3,000 bales
(if cotton per year. Produce
"50,01X1 yards 39-inch sheeting
per month, or 3,000,000 yards per
year. Water power — the great-
est capacity of the stream
Pope \Y. Q. & Co., I'airhaven
Potter J. U. Hi N. A., Pawtucket
Orleans Manufacturing Co., Ke-

hoboth, Benjamin Pock, agent
Quequechan Cotton Mill, Fall
Iviver, Micah 11. Ruggles, agent.
Number of spindles, 15,168 ;
number of locms, 400 ; number
of males employed, 129 ; number
of females employed, 122. Con-
sume 1320 bales of cotton per
vear ; produce 240.000 yards per
month, or 2,880,000 yards 29-iuch
printing cloth per annum. Water
power
Shove Samuel & Co., Dighton
Stafford, Pierce & Co., Pawtucket
Starkweather J. C, Pawtucket
Thayer & Pitcher, Pawtucket
Troy Cotton Mill., Fall River,
Stephen Davol, agent. Number
of spindles, 6,4GS : number of
looms, 175 ; number of males
employed, 35; number of fe-
males employed, 77. Consume
720 bales of cotton per year;
produce 123,000 yards 28-incli
printing cloth per month, or
l,47t;,OW) per year
Walcott Manufacturing Co., Paw-
tucket, Edward ^Valcott
AVamsutta Mills, New Bedford,
Joseph Grinnell, Pres. Edward L,
Baker, Treas. Thomas Bennett Jr.,
agent ; office at the mill near the
Railroad Station. Incorporated
184G; capital .'g300,000. Males
employed, 80 ; females employed,
170 ; 5000 yards of cloth manu-
factured daily
Watuppa Cotton Mill, Fall River,
Andrew Robeson, agent. Num-
ber of spindles, 10,392 ; number
of looms, 280 ; number of males
employed, 49 ; number of fe-
males employed, 116. Consume
9G0 bales of cotton per annum ;
produce 183,085 yards, 64 x 66,
28-inch printing cloth per month,
nr 2,197,020 per year. Water
power
WlieatoD Manufacturing Co., Nor-
ton. Albert Barrows, agent. In-
corporated 1844 ; capital ®50,000

Colton Cnrd.
Morse S. W. & Co., Easton

Cotton Thread.

Chacc 0. Jr., Fall River. Spindles,
1,544: males employed, 2G ; fe-
males employed, 56

Keith, Koteh ii Co., Easton

Morse Charles & Co., "

Morse E. J. & Co., "

Buffinton N., Fall River. Spindles
600 ; males employed, 11 ; fe-
males employed, 9

Cotton Warp.
Ilartwell David, JIansfield
Goff & Brown , [carpet warp and
twine] Rehoboth

Print Works.
.\merican Print Works, Fall River,
Jefferson Borden, agent. Num-

ber of yards printed per annum,
11,421,900 ; number of males eni-
ijUyi'd, 225; nuniber of leniales
ciiipkjyed, 20. Water power, and
an engine of 75 horse power

Globe I'rint Works, Fall River
(Tivrton, R. I. side.) Theso
A\'urks arc of about the same
c.iiKicity as the American Print
Works

Robeson's Print AVorks, Fall River,
Andrew Robeson, agent. Number
of yards printed in 1849, 5, 000,-
000 ; number of males employed,
120 ; number of females employ-
ed, 5. Driven by water and
steam power. This establish-
ment, previous to the suspension
of the firm in 1848, produced
13,000,000 yards per annum

Iron.

Acushuet Iron Foundry, Fish Isl-
and, New Bedford, Silas Sisson,
agent

Belcher Daniel, Easton, [malleable
iron]

Drake L., Easton

Eddy Laban ,( Weir Tillage) Taun ton

Fall River Foundry Co., Fall River,
Henry J. Coggeshall, agent

Fall River Iron Co., Richard Bor-
den, agent ; one of the most ex-
tensive in the country. Length
of rolling mill, 412 ft. ; breadth,
100 ft. ; length of nail mill, 226
ft ; breadth, 44 ft. A large foun-
dry. 1 air, and 2 cupola furna-
ces ; 24 puddling furnaces. The
whole works are driven by 1
water wheel, and 5 steam engines
of about 100 horse power each.
Year ending July 1st, 1849, they
consumed 13,782 tons of coal ;
6,839 tons of pig iron ; 3,415 tons
of scrap iron ; 490 tons of bloom
and billet iron. Produced 111,000
casks of nails ; 1,500 tons of
castings ; 1-,800 tons of hoop and
bar iron ; employ 320 workmen

Foundry and Machine Co., Taunton,
S. M. Tinkham, agent

Hathaway \\"m. L. & Co., Dighton

Leonard L. & Sons, Taunton

New Bedford Iron Foundry, and
Butt Hinge Factory, Taber &
Co., prop. ; office. 111 Union

Old Colony Iron Co., Taunton,
Crocker & Co., agents. Incorpor-
ated 1844 ; capital §150,000
Linseed Oil.

New Bedford Linseed Oil Co., incor-
porated 1846; capital .iJl5,000.
Wm. R. Rodman, Pres., Pardon
G. Seabury, Treas.

Loiomotives.

Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing
Co., Taunton, W. AV. Fairbanks,
agent. Incorporared 184G; capi-
tal 875,000

BlachinerT/.

Dean Cotton & Machine Co., Taun-
ton, R. S. Dean. agent

Foundry- & Machine Co., Taunton,
S. M. Tinkham, agent

Ilawes, Marvel & Davol, Fall River,
(105 h.nnds employed)

Mason William fc Co., Taunton

Kilburn & Lincoln, Fall River
Aails, Tacks. ^T.

Field Albert, [tacks, brads & shoe
nailsj Taunton

King George W., Raynh.am

Morse L., Taunton

Rhodc< S. & Son, [steam tack fac-
tory] Taunton

AVhite A. J , [tacks] Mansfield

White F. A., [shoe nails] Mansfield

Potter]/.
Somerset Potters' SVorks, incorpo-
rated 1S47. Leonard Chase, agent

Rivets.
New England itivet Co., Taber &
Co, proprietors, ofllce 111 Union
Ht, New Bedford

.S'crctt'.t.
Bay State Screw Co.,Taunton.Crock-
cr, Bro'B & ("o. ; incorporated
1851, capital !j.250,000

Sliovfh, tfc.
Ames Oliver & Son, Kaston
King J. S., Kaynham
King G. W., "

Woollen Goods.

Dunlap T. L., Dighton

Downes John, Manifleld, [satinet
factory]

Womsetta Steam AVoollcn Mill, Full
River, Jesse Eddy, agent : 4 set.'J
machinery ; males employed, .50 ;
females emplojed, 20; consume
190.000 pounds of wool, and pro-
duce 90,000 yards fancy cassi-
meres per year ; driven by one 40
horse power engine.

Marble Workers.
.\llcn Jos. Jr. & Co. rear 13 North

Second, N. B.
Col)b H. & AV., FaU River
French Benjamin S., Pawtucket
Hathaway J. A. C, Taunton
Lincoln Samuel 11., Morton
Taylor John, Mechanic's lane, N. B.
Titus Moses S., Somerset

Masons.

Baker Hale, Swanzey
Bryant Henry, Rehoboth
Bushce Levi, Swanzey
Blanding Sumner, Norton
Bosworth Gardner L., Taunton
Chaffee A.sa, Seekonk
Chase Pliilander, Berkley
Chase AA'esley, Fairhaven
Davis D. B., Somerset
Fobes Shepard; Taunton
Green Burrell, Berkley
Hale Ijevi, Taunton
Hamilton James, Attleboro'
Horton Bradford, Dighton
Horton Hiram, Fall River
Horton Horace, Dighton
Horton Nelson, "
Horton Otis, '•

Horton & Earle, Fall River

Howard , Mansfield

Johnson Henry, Norton
Lawson James, Attleboro'
Lawton James, (S.) Dartmouth
■Leonard Abiathar, Raynham
Leonard Cyrus,
Lothrop Darius, Easton
Lothrop Solomon, Norton
Luther Samuel, Fall River
^hixfiolil AA'arren, Fairhaven
Paul Alfred, Dighton
Peck Asa, Seekonk
Peckham Giles, Rehoboth
Pierce Abel F., "

Pierce Reuben, Seekonk
Reckliords & Westgate, Fall River
Richmond John E., Taunton
Tucker Albert S.. Norton
Tucker Almond E.. "
Walker layman. Seekonk

Masters in Chancery.

Barney Edwin L. 40 N. Water. N.B.
Holmes Charles J.. Fall River

Merchants.

Ntw Bedford.

-VUen G., Hazard's wharf [wharf
Bartlott Ivory II. & Son. 2 Merch's
Bourne Jonathan, 3 Merrill's wharf
Browniell AVm. 0., Central whf.
Cook & Snow. 39 N. AA'atcr
Crocker Oliver & G. 0. 7 Com'l wf.
French Rodney. 203 N. Water
Gibbs & Jcnney, Fairhaven

78

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Gieford Wm. 7 Tcaber's wharf
Greene D. K. & Co. 9 Taber's whf.
Griunell Chas., llotch's whf. [com'n]
Grimicll Lawrence, Rotch's sq.
Haskell Edw'd P., Fish Island, [coal]
Hathaway & Luce, Walnut st. whf.
Haskell John C, Fish Island
Howard lienjamin B. 175 N. Water
Howlanil AbValiani H., City whf.
Howl.-iiid ('(iniclius, 1 Merrill's whf
Howland KdwM W., 1 " "

Howlaud Geo. & Sons, 122 N. Seo'd
Howland I. .Jr.& Co. 3 Comm'l whf.
Howland Wm. P., Walnut st. "
Hussoy Geo., Middle, c. N. Water
Jones E. C. 3 Centre
Kempton Alfred, 90 N. AVater, [coal]
Lucas Allen, 9 Commercial whf.
:\Ierrill Edward, Merrill's "
Mor.!,'an C. W., Rotch's whf.
Parker John A. 7 Middle
Perry Daniel & Son, 9 Oi'ange
Perry Eben, 11 Middle
Pope William G., Rotch's whf.
Randall & Stead, 33 Rotch's sq.
Richmond & Wood, 31 N. AVater
Ricketson Barton, 31 Centre
Rodman Samuel, 203 "
Rodman Wm. R., Rotch's square
Rotch AVm. J., Rotch's whf.
Swift Wm. C. N. 11 Middle
Taber Henry & Co. 11 Centre
Thomas Henry F. 9 Middle
Thompson James D. 88 Union
Thompson & Son, 7 Taber's wharf
Thornton John R. 6 Comm'l "
Tucker Chas. R. & Co. 1 " "
AVatkins >Villiam, 13 Centre
AVilcox & Richmond, 175 N. AA'ater
AVood J. B. & Co. 7 Comm'l wharf
Wood & Nye, 6 Commercial "
AYordell Alden, 19 " "

Millinery.
Briggs A. S. 21 Cheapside, N. B.
Chadwick Elizabeth, 179 Purchase,

New Bedford
Church L. L. 6 Cheapside, N. B.
Copcland Elisha, Taunton [N. B.
Copeland H. M. Mrs. 5 Cheapside,
Crane J. G. Mrs., Taunton
Dodge Martha Mrs., Fall River
Godfrey J. Mrs., " "

Greene F. II. 4 Cheapside, N. B.
Hari'is Mary, 9 " "

Holman David E., Attleboro'
Houghton W. 1. 2 Cheapside, N. B.
Jones John J., Taunton
Keith B. Mrs., Fall River
Kempton Mai-y T. 38 Purchase, N B.
Leonard E. AV. 10 Cheapside, '•
Meader Lydia P. Mi.ss, Fall River
Mentz John, 103 Purchase, N. B.
Morey S. C. Mrs., Taunton
Newton Hartwell, Fall River [N. B.
Ottiwell Rebecca A. 1 Cheapside,
Perkins C. Mrs., Taunton
Porter & AVilsnn. Freetown
Rogers John, 11 Chcaiiside, N. B.
Swasey E. B. Jlrs., Fall liiver
Swift Mary AV. bh Purchase
Taber Abby, 113" "

AA'ilbour D. C. Mrs., Fall River
Woodward Betsey Mrs., Taunton
AA'right L. J. 18 Cheapside, N. B.

Music Stores.

Arnzen Niels, Fall River
Hopkins John, 5 J'urchaso, N. B.

Nautical Instruments.

Baker D.-ivid, 14 N. AVater, N. i?.
ICchew .lohn, 09 N. AVater, N. B.

[manuf ]
Taber C. & A., 45 Union, N. B.
Nautical and Commercial Institute.
Noyes Wm. R. 110 Union, N. B.

Nurseries.
Crapo Henry H., 106 Wash'n. N. B.

Hall , Raynham

AVood Alfred, Dighton

Oil and Candles.

Neiv Bedford.

Baker Geo. T. & Son, 50 S. AVater
Crocker Oliver & Co., South
Crocker Oliver & Goo. 7 Com'l wf.
Gardner Edmund, 16 CofRn
GrinneU Lawrence, Orange
Hathaway & Luce, AVahiut St. wf.
Howland James H., Bridge [Second
Howland George & Sons, 122 North
Howland I. Jr. & Co. 3 Com'l wf.
Leonard Charles, AVater
Leonard Nehemiah, Rotch's S. wharf
Leonard Samuel, " " "

Leonard Sturtevant & Co., Third,

corner Russell
MiUiken E. C. & Co. 128 Ray
Morgan Charles W., Rotch's wharf
Palmer & Ricketson, 49 N. AVater
Robinson Edward M. 3 Com'l whf.
Sanford & Howland, 13 Middle

Oysters and Kefreshments.

Anthony Bcnj. 65 AVilliam, N. B.
Bean Albert J ., Union, c. First, N.B.
Crapo E. B. 26 Sixth, New Bedford
Davis Squire, Fall River
Dean Joshua, Taunton
Green Benj. H. 83 Union, N. B.
Lincoln H., Taunton
Negus Adonirani, Fall River
Nye AA'illiam G., Fall River
Richards George, 61 AVilliam, N. B.
Shields P. 189 Purchase, N. B.
Taber & Reed, 37 ^V AVater, N. B.
Thurston Varnuni,Fall River
Tillinghast H. C. 67 AVilliar^i, N. B.
AVarner Roswell, 9 S. AVater, N. B.
AVilbur Simeon, Taunton
Wing Edward, 149 Union, N. B.

Painters.

Adams Ralph, Attleboro'
Allen Charles H., FairhavDn
Barrows E. AV., Dighton
Bates & Co. 26 Union, N. B.
Brightman Rufus AV., AVestport
Covell Benj. V. 1 Parker's wf N. B.
Crowell Asa, Attleboro'
D'Orsay J. S. 32 N. Second, N. B.
Darke James, Taunton
Dunham AVm. L. 68 S. AVater, N. B.
Eldridge & Jlanley, {S. ) Dartmouth
D' Wolf J., Third, n. Howland, N. B.
Everett P. F., Pawtuckct
French .1. T., Taunton
XJoff Samuel, Rchoboth
Guild Samuel, Eastoa
Hall S. L., Taunton
Haskell John, Fall River
Hathaway Dan. K., Fairhaven
Higgins & AVest, 98 N. AVater, N.B.
Humphrey Horace, 24 Centre, N. B.
Huntsman AVm A'., Fall River
Keene S. II., Taunton
Leach Eliliu, Raynham
Ijconard Daniel, Fall River
Leonard D. H., Seekonk
Lord Henry, Seekonk [N. B.

Lucas & Crittenden, 14 Com'l whf.,
Maxfield AVilliam, 4 Centre, N. B.
Blessenger Atistin, Norton
Messenger James 0., Norton
Owen Alonzo AV. 159 N. Water, N. B.
Nixon Thomas, Taunton [N. B.
Parker AVilliam C. 49 N. Second,
Peckham Charles B., Somei-set
Peckham G. AV., Fall River
I'ei-ry .lona. P.. Ka.stou
I'liiliips Aniasa.fr., Kaston
Pitman Samuel, Fall Uivcr
Purrington & Taber, Fairhaven
Rand Nathan, Taunton
Richardson J. R., Taunton
Sanforil Thomas. 62 Kim, N. B.
Sinilie William. Kastim
Stearns (ieoi-ije N., Taunton
Sweet AVillian\ J., Norton [wf N.B.
Sturtevant AV. H. & Co. 11 Clom'l
Taber Constant, Pawtucket
I'homas J. S., Fall River

Tobey Elisha .Tr. 21 Centre, N. E.
Tobey & Bradford, 36 N. AA'^ater, N.B.
Tripp Alexander, Fairhaven
AA'arren J., (head of river) N. B.
AA'heeler Nathaniel J., Mansfield
AVood Lineas, 44 S. AVater, N. B.

Paints, Oil, and Glass.

Davis U. V. & Co. 45 N. AA-'ater, N. B.

Leonard Daniel, Fall River

Perry John H. & Co., AVater, cor.

AA'^ahiut, New Bedford
AVashburn Albert 6., Taunton
Parker AVm. C. 49 N. Second, N. B.
Washburn Salmon, Taunton
AVood & AVashburn, Taunton

Paper Hangings.

Leonard Daniel, Fall River
Perkins, Smith & Co. 141 Union,

New Bedford [manufacturers]
Tajjpan Gerry, 113 Union, N. B.

Paper Manufacturers.

Lincoln C. M. & L., Dighton
Lund J. P., (head of river) N. B.

Patent Medicines, &/C.

Howland B. F 8 N. AA'ater, N. B.

Periodicals.

Perce & Parsons, 105 Union, N. B.
Pope I. P., Fall River
Seaver AVilliam p., Taunton

Physicians.

Ad.ams A. M., Taunton
Aldrich James, Fall River
Archer James H., Fall River
Aspinwall Thomas AV., Seekonk
At wood George AV., Fairhaven
Barrows .7., [homoeo.] Taunton
Bartlett F. D., Dartmouth
Bartlett Lyman, 88 Union & 150

County, New Bedford
Batchelder Calvin, Taunton
Baylies Alfred, Taunton
Braley Bradford, Freetown
Bronson J. R., Pawtucket
Brown A. Z., Swanzey
Brown Philip S., Fall River
Bump Thomas, Freetown
Carpenter Benoni, Pawtucket
Cai'penter Seba, Attleboro'
Chace .Tohn B., Somerset
Colby Elisha, 35 Kempton, N. B.
Clark J. 76 Purchase, New Bedford
Davis Robert T., Fall River
Dawes Ebenezer, Taunton
Dean J. B., "

Deans Samuel, Eastou
Dow J. F., Fall River
risk Isaac, Fall River
Folsom Levi, 931 MidtUe, N. B.
Fuller Lemuel, Attleboro' [konk
Gardner Johnson, (A'eu de I'Eau) See-
Gavlord AAlUiam, Pawtucket
Gifford A. A. 83 Purchase, N. B.

[Physopathic]
Gordon AV. A. 121 William, N. B.
Glazier Amorv, Fall Fiver
Greene Edward AV. 1 S. Second, N. C.
Handy James H., AVestport
Hatch B. F. 24 Pm-chase, N. B.

[eclectic]
Hatch J. IL, (Nortli) Attleboro'
Hathaway Shadrach, Berkley
Haywaril Elisha, Jiaynham
Hooper Foster, Fall River
Hubbard H. B., Taunton [ton

Jenniugs.lohn II., County, c. Kemp-
Kont J. Emerson, Pawtucket
Learning I'hilip S. 138 Purchase, N.

B. [botanic]
Learned Eben. T., Fall River
Li^oiiard (Seorge. Taunton
Mackie Andrew. 60 rurchase. N. B.
Alason William !>., Dartmouth
Matthes F.l(l4 I'nion. X. B. [homoeo.]
Aiayhew John S. 49 School, N. B.
Miller Jeremiah, Fairhaven
Nichols J. D., Taunton
Nichols Thomas G., Freetown
Palmer Horace, Mansfield

BRISTOL COUNTY.

79

I'MVKon \Villiani, Fairhavcu

l'(-rrv W. h\, MansllclU

i'liclps Thiuldciis, (t^outh) Attlcl)oro'

J 'rati , Taunton

Itandall , Norton

Jtandall M. U., KeUoboth
Itanaall Z., Easton [Fifth, N. B.

Koche Manning B., [honiao.] 3'J
Hounds ]{. M.. Norton
Sampson Ira, bi^hton
Sav(^rv I'liincas, Attlcboro'
Sawvor Siiimicl, Fairliaven
i^iss(lll BcMijaiiiin B., Taunton
Snivth Dr., Mansion House, N. B.
Spare J. V.. KriM^tcjwn [N. B.

Si)encer('. L. |lu>!iKi'o.](i2 Purchase,
Spooiior I'aul. 77 Siirinp;, N. B.
Sunnier K.-ck I'., Seokouk
Swan Caleli. lOaston
Talbot Charles, Difchton
Tompkins Silas, 58 Middle, N. B.
j Tripp (Joorgo, Berkley
AVales Ephraim .Ir.. Kaston
■Wellington .J. Lloyd. Swanzcy

AVlieaton , I'awtucket

AVhittrid-c Mm. ('. 117 Elm, N. B.
Wilbur Amos. Fall Kiver
Wilbur Thomas. Fall Itivcr

Wilder , 108 Elm, N. B.

Williams Seth P., Ki-eetown
Wood Alfred, Dighton

Plane Maker.

'J'abor John .^I. 20 Elm, N. B.

Plumbers.

Uiehardson A. D. & Co. 103 North
Water, N. B.

Printers.

Almy & Jlilnc, Fall Biver
Antliony Edmund, 7 N. Water, N.B.
Bowcn Abraham, Fall Kiver
ITack C. A., Taunton
Ide A. M. Jr., Taunton
llallj. W. 1)., Taunton
IJudsey Benj. 35 N. Water, N. B.
I'ratt Henry, Fall Kiver
^V■ilUams B. W., Taunton

Provision Dealers.

Anthony .lohn, Fall Kiver
Austin George M., Mansfield
Barker J. ^V. & J. 1>. 7 City Mar-
ket, N. B. [N. B.
Bennett Sylvanus, C City Market,
Bourne Edward, 155 Purchase, N.B.
Bravton ]). A., Fall Kiver [N.B.
Brett & Gifford, 4 City Market,
BrONvnell Pardon, Fall Kiver
Buffington E. P. & Co., Fall Kiver
Carver & BUss, Pawtuoket [N. B.
Chadwick Wm. J. 1 City Market,
Child Dyer, (N. E. W. Div". 22) FaU

Kiver
Cook John S., Bedford, c. Third,

New Bedford
Davenport Kichard, 10 City Mar-
ket, N. B.
Davis Nichols, 2 S. Second, N. B.
Eddy James, Fall River [N, B.

Froneh (Justavus F. 249 Purchase,
Gilford Edwin 1!., Westport
(iilford Wm. llH) Purchase, N. B.
Gilford & Kiik, 220 " "

Holt & Bennett, Fall River
Howard A. N. 99 Middle, N. B.
Lure Ambrose E. 176 County, N. B.
Luther Ebenezer, Fall Kiver
Mason L. K. &Co. 92 Purch., N. B.
McNauuira John, Taunton
Miller Ira K., Pawtucket
Mills J,ames, 2 City Market, N. B.
Packard Geo. 1(X) Purchase, N. B.
Keed Allen, 34 S. Second, N. B.
Richardson Jos. ISO County, N. B.
Smith Cornelius, (jO S. Second, "
Tripp Ira P. 218 County, N. B.
Union Store, No. 87, — UiUman, cor.

Purchase, N. B.
Weaver Wm. H. 85 Third, N. B.
White Anthony, Taunton

White A. & Oc, Taunton

Wliife Wm. L. & Co., ( Weir Village)

Taunton
Willi ing Comfort, 3 City Market,

New Bedford
Wilmot L. .1. & Bro., T.aunton
Wood Stephen, 5 City Mar't, N B.

Public Houses.

Bittner .loliii G., 'I'auuton

iilissJoii.-itban, Norton

Boiitell lycwis, [.Mansion lie] Union,

c. N. Second, N. li.
Dean 1>. W., [R. |{. House] Attleboro'
D('an Zcph., [Weir Bridge Hotel]

Taunton
Exchange Hotel, Fall River
(iilfurd Thomas, Westport
(!ray .loliti, Swanzcy
1 1 iildcnW.,[ Union Hotel] Attleboro'
Jcwctt Albert P., Taunton
iCendall H. A., [Mechanics' Hotel]

I'awtucket
Monroe N., Seekonk
Newell S., Attleboro'
Patten Sihon, [Parker House] Pur-
chase, c. Middle

Pease , [Taunton IIo'l] Taunton

Peck Wm. P., Dartmouth

Perley A\'m., [ City Hotel] Union, c.

Fourth, N. B.
Pool Harrison, Easton
Rhodes S. C, [Marine Ho.] Tann'n
Robinson Geo. A., [Mulbury Hotel]

Mansfield
Sprague , [Vue de 1' Eau Hotel]

(Yue de 1' Eau) Seekonk
Rounds S. B., [National House] FaU

River
Shepherd .Toseph, !Mansfield
Stowe Dwight, [Mt. Hope House,]

Fall River

Pump and Block Makers.

Clark Joseph & Co., City wharf,

and Hazard's whf. N. B.
Foster James S.. Attleboro'
Mason & S\>-ift, 17 Orange, N. B.
Oman & Boone, 10 Com'l whf. N. B.
Taber J. & T. R. 13 Orange, N. B.
Wood Elkanah, Norton

Riggers.

Baker A. C. 197 N. Water, N. B.
Jenney & Searell, Merrill's whf. 175

N. AVater
King James, Parker's whf. N. B.
Moore James, Parker's whf. N. B.
Thompson James, Fall River

Sail Makers.

Almy & Bmnpus, Fish Island, N.B.
Chapman & Bonney, 3 Com"l whf.

New Bedford
Church James, 17 Middle, N. B.
Cushman Zaccheus, Merrill's wharf,

N. B.
Haffards ("has., Rotch's whf. N. B.
Hart S. 33 Commercial whf. N. B.
Hitch Chas. & Son, Taber's wf., N. B.
Hitch, Taber & Co., Fairhaven
Hudson & Sanford, Parker's whf. &

17 Middle. N. B. [N. B.

Hunt & Chapman, Walnut st. whf.
Peckam Jonathan, F'all Kiver
Ricketson John A., Fall River

Salt Works.

Aiken Scth K., Rotch's whf. N. B.
Leonard Sam'l. (on the Point) N. B.

Sash, Blind and Door Makers.

Brown S. R. 26 Sprinir. N. H.
Cleveland Fisher A.. Freetown
Conant P. D., Fall River
Waldron David A.. Taunton
Waterman Asa, Fall River
WUcox & Pierce. 144 N. AVater, N. B.

Saw Mills.

Baker Samuel, [shingle] Rehoboth
Barker William, Dartmouth
Bowen Darius, Rehoboth

Briggs .loseph, Dighton
liriggs & WaHhImrn, Westport
Burr lOiynioud II., [.sliingle] See-
konk
<'.irp.iiter J. W., [shingle,] Jteho'th
CiiiMiiiiiigs Benj. " Dartmouth
Ciiiiimiiigs John, " '■

Cuniiiiings & .Maeomber, Westport
Doggctt If. N. & II M., Attleboro'
Dean .lames J5., Attli-boro'
Ellis \\illi;im, Seekonk
<;oir liirli;,,-,!. |{,.b.,l,„th
(iillord .\nthony. \\i-..tport
Gilford (Jeo. IL, [shingle] Westport
Hall EllLsB., Kaynhani
Ifood James .M., Somerset
Howland Allen, Dartmouth
Kent Sam'l, [shingle] Seekonk
Lane & Co.. [shingle] Norton
liiiicoln Eddy, [sbiiiglc] Norton
Lincoln Seneca, [sliiiigle] '•
Pierci- Job. Freetown
Smith D.-inicl. [shincle] Norton
Sweet Otis, .Manstiei.l
Tracy .lohn, Raynliam
^\'illiauis Lewis, Easton
Williams M. G., Raynham

Sawing and Planing Mills.

Green & Wood, Koteh's whf. N. B.
Cook, Borden & Co., Fall liiver

Ship' Chandlery and Stores.

Burt Chas. D. & Co. 199 N. Water,
New Bedford [N. B.

Howland Weston, Walnut st. wharf,

Kirby Humphrey S. 8 Comm'l whf.
N. B

Nve & Phillips, 19 Middle, N. B.

Swift & .Vlleii, 5 Middle. N. B.

Shipping OfiBces.

Bourne Elisha, 15 S. Water, N. B.
Bro^vn 0. H. P. & Co. 5 N. Second,

N. B. [N. B.

Cobb Wm. S. & Co. 20 S. Water,
Lobdell & Doane, 22 S. Water, N. B.
Mason Jeremiah B. 24 N.Water.N.B
Mead & Co. 2, 4 & 5 S. Water, and

4i^ Union, N. B.
Parkhurst .'(ohn, 28 S. Water, N. B.
Randall & HarrLs, 19 Hamilton, N.B.
Seaburv Franklin P. 15 Commer'l wf.

and is S. Water, N. B.
Wing J. & W. R. 6 S. Water, N. B.

Ship Yards.

Barney Mason, Swanze.y
Crandall Joseph, Fall River
Hood James 31., Somerset
Matthews, Masheen & Co., (South)
Dartmouth

Soap Manufacturers.
Batchelder B. A., Taunton
Belcher Jason, Norton
Mason Wm. 2d, Fall Itiver
Remington Joshua, FalllRiver [B.
Whittemore Zenas, 14 S.'^econd, N.

Spar Makers.

Beetle Wm. 1.^3 N. Water, N. B.
Bliss Alex'r, Steamboat whf. "
l!rightman I'ardon. Fairhaven [B.
Carday David B.. Steamboat whf. N.
Uutchins Portcrtield, Fairhaven

Stone Cutters.

Bryant & Gooding, North, c. Coun-
ty, N. B.

Hathaway Anthony. Sixth, cor. Me-
chanic's lane. N. B.

Stove Linings and Fire Brick.

I'resbury ^^■illiara, Taunton
Williams John K..

Tailors and Drapers.

Allen A. D.. Mansfield
Almv Charles, 53 Union
Bank C. F.. Fall River
Bhss James L.. Fall River

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE EECORD.

Brown & Crossman, Taunton
BuUard Amasa. 42 S. AVatcr
Chase Frederick P. 158 Purchase
Chedell Timothy B., W(?stport
Crane Levi L. 11 Union, N. B.
Davis & Allen, 51 Purchase, N. B.
Dean Henry H., Easton
Dexter F. & Co. 21 Union, N. B.
Earle James W., Attleboro'
Edwards Charles, "
Foster & Lawton, Taunton
Foulds Robert J. "

Gibbs R. S. & Co., Fall River
Grabrant Isaac, Taunton
Gray John, (South) Dartmouth
Ilardon A., Attleboro'
Hisgins & West, 98 N. Water, N. B.
Hodges William G., Taunton
Hood George B., Somerset
Humphrey Horace, 24 Centre, N. B.
Jones Thomas R., Attleboro'
Kelley H. C. & Co. 106 Union, N. B.
Kenney John, 101 " "

Maxfield WilUam, 4 Centre, N. B.
King, Brown & Co. 102 Union, N. B.
Langley ^Y. C, Fairhavcn
McGinney John, Taunton [ton

Nichols W. 0., (Weir Tillage) Taun-
Mitchell Richard, Fall River
Patten Morris, Mansiield
Plummer David L., (S.) Dartmouth
Sisson C. H. D., Fall River
Swasey Alfred, Dighton
Swift iloses C. 84 Union, N. B.
Taber, Reed & Co. 86 Union, N. B.
Tobey & Bradford, 3CN. Wat., N.B.
Tobey Elisha Jr. 21 Centre, N. B.
Tobey & Doane, 93 Pvirchase, "
Wilson Jared, Dighton

Tanners and Curriers.

Balcer Thomas W., Westport

Briggs S., Freetown

Chase E. & Son, Fall River

Copcland Thomas, Norton

Draper Isaac, Attleboro'

French Asa P., Fall River

Mason Benajah, Swanzey

Paul Frederick, Berkley

Potter Luther, Dartmouth

Phillips Pierce, Freetown

Read Joseph, "

Sears AVillard, r. 29 Purchase, N. B.

Teacher.

Keene P. E. 104 Union, N. B. [pen-
manship and bookkeeping]

Tin Plate and Sheet Iron
Workers.

Almy James, 148 Union, N. B.
Bisbee J. B., Fairhavcn
Briggs Isa;io B., Taunton
Bryant P. 59 William, N. B.
Chace William, Fall River
Cook & Johnston, Fall River [N. B.
Crane Charles & Co., (head of river)
Cunningham B. P. & Co., Fall River
Field H. W., Taunton
Fificld Sumner, Pawtucket
Foster Joseph 11., Man.sfield
Hutchinson William, Taunton
Irish & Towner, (WeirVill.) Taunt'n
Lewis Nathan, 83 N. Water. N. B.
Lund J. P., (head of river) N. B.
Palmer Mark B. 28 Centre, "
SuUings & Kingman, 123 Union, N.

B. [stoves]
Taber & Co. Ill Union, N. B.
Thompson & Leach, Attleboro'
Tripp, Brightman & Clapp, 16 N.

Water, N. B.
Wlieeler G. & G., Taunton
AVilcome & Slade, AttleVioro'
Wilson & Sawyer, 15 Orange, N. B.
AVilcox T. & Son, Fall River [N. B.
Wing William G. & Co. 11 N. Water,
AVood, Brightman & Co. 17 N.

Water, N. B.

Truckmen.

Ford William C, Fairhavcn
Gammons A. & Co. 14 Elm, N. B.

Lawrence James, Fairhaven
Wilson Geo. & Co., Water, c. Wal-
nut, N. B.

Turners.

Brightman H. N., Fall River [N. B.
Kempton Ezra S. r. 81 Purchase,

Umbrella Bealer.

Hopkins Samuel, 20 N. Second, N. B.

Undertakers.

Bliss Samuel, Dartmou th Road , N. B .
Taber & Tobey, 48 N. Second, N. B.
Wilson B. C. 62 WiUiam, N. B.

Upholsterer,

Merrick Joha P. 39 Purchase, N. B.

Watch Makers.

Almy .Tames T. 136 Union, N. B.
Babbitt C. Z., Taunton
Brownell A. P. 94 Union, N. B.
Chase James H. 136 " "
Davis John 11., (head of river)

Fairhaven
Dexter Benj. 33 Purchase, N. B.
Fales James, 95 N. AVater, "
Gifford EUis, FaU River
Hatch George D., Attleboro' [B.
Jordan Stephen D. 17 Purchase, N.
Kellev Allen, 4^ S. Water, N. B.
Kelley E. & Son, 122 Union, "
Kelley Zeno, 51 Union, c. N. Water,

N. B.
Pitman Benj. 80 Union, N. B.
Pitman AVm. R. 13 Purchase, N. B.
Pitts Albert, Taunton
Shove Stephen, Fall River ■
Standish Elias E., Taunton
Stevens George W., Fall River
Tisdale E. AV., Taunton

West India Goods.

Allen John, County, c. AVing, N. B.
AUen Kufus, Fairhaven
Andrews Abel, 130 Middle, N. B.
Andrews Christopher, 32 S. AA'ater,
Arnold I^ewis L., Fall River [N. B.
Atwood & Dean, (AVeir Vil.) Taunton
Atwood G. T., Taunton
Barker George F. 117 Union, N. B.
Barnard Louis L., Fall River
Barrows & Corey, 30 Union, N. B.
Bliss Hiram, Fail River
Beetle Chas. U. 90 N. Second, N. B.
Benson Elijah P., Fall River
Borden N. B. & Co., "
Bowen A., "

Brackctt Sewall, "

Brayton David A., "
Briggs Artemas,( Weir Yill.) Taunt'n
Briggs B. F., Fall River
Brouson R., " [River

Brown Parley, (N. E. P. U. 22) Fall
Brown AV^ F. & Co. 23 Union, N. B.
Brown & Durfee, Fall River
Brownell Isaac, 176 County, N B.
Brownell Pardon, Fall River
Chace Joseph E., " [Taunton
Church H. W. & Co., (AVeir A'illage)
Coleman Hezekiah, 32 S. Second,

N. B.
Collins John, Fall River
Damon Tucker Jr., Fairhaven [B.
Davis Howard, County, c. Allen, N.
Dennis & Hall, 59 Union, N. B.
Dvcr David, Fall River
Estes Geo. AV. 305 Purchase, N. B.
Galligan Patrick, Taunton
Gardner George, Fall River
Gifford C, Middle, c. N.Second, N. B.
Hall Abiathar, Fall River
Hall I. D. & Co. 60 Union, N. B.
Hall Nath'l B. 216 County, "
Hamlin & Perkins, Centre, corner

Or.ange, N. B.
Hathaway J. B., Fall River
Heath John R., " [N. B.

Hcwins Luther G. 134 Purchase,
lUbbs Elias, 19 Sixth, N. B.
Howland Geo. AV. 85 Union, N. B.

Howland Reuben, 122 Kempton,

N. B.
Howland Stephen, 93 Third, N. B.
Hoye Thomas, Taunton [N. B.

Independent Union Co. 92 Third,
Hurl Wm., Bedford, c. County, N. B.
Irish Otis, 81 William, N. B.
Jenney Dexter, Fairhaven
Jenney Levi, " [N. B.

Johnson R. C. & E. R. 25 S. Water,
King L. 115 N. Second. N. B.
Knowles Thos. & Co. 24 Union, N. B.
Lawton Jas. M. 185 Purchase, N. B.
Lawton Perry G., Kempton, "
Leonard George, 2d, Taunton
Macomber Geo. 1 Pxirchase, N. B.
Macomber John, 101 Purchase, "
McFarland Stephen, Kempton, "
Mendall ElUs, 111 Purchase, "
JMillett & LoveU, 296 * "

Mitchell Richard, FaU River
Nash & Pierce, Elm, c. Sixth, N. B.
Nye Eben Jr. 63 Union, N. B.
Nye S. G. 25 " "

Newcomb Levi & Co. 1 Merchants'

wharf, N. B.
Parker AVilliam 6. 14 Union, N. B.
Packard Henry S. 15 N. Sixth, "
Paul & Godfrey, 83 AA'iUiam, "
Pettey J. B., Fall River
Pettey & Adams, Fall River
Pierce Chase R.,' Taunton [E.

Potter, Moshur & Co., Kempton, N.
Rand Samuel C, Fairhaven
Reed AV'illiam, Taunton [wf. N. B.
Seabury A. II. & Co. 3 Merchants'
Seabury John AV., Taunton
Shaw Edwin, Fall River
Shaw Job L. 229 Piu-chase, N. B.
Sherman Isaac C. 19 Bedford, N. B.
Smith Horatio, 89 Middle, "

Smith Jesse B., Taunton
Snow S. AV. & Co. 35 Union, N. B.
Staples Benjamin F., Taunton
Stoddard Noah, Fairhaven
Sullivan P. R., Fall River
Taber B. & Son, (Point) Fairhaven
Thompson & Co. 36 S. AVater, N. B.
Terry Isaac F., County, c. Smith, "
Tobey Franldin, 150 Union, N. B.
Tripp Hervey, Fairhaven [N. B.
Turner C. K. & C, (Perry's Neck)
Union Store, No. 87, — ^Hillman, cor.

Purchase, New Bedford
Union Store, bpp. City Hall, N. B.
Union Store, J. AV. Fl'ost, agent,

Taunton
A'ickerv C D., Fall River [N. B
AVait Stephen & Co. 86 Purchase,
AVhite. Jackson & Child, Taunton
A\'illurd Samuel, (W. A'iU.) Taunton
AVillcox Thomas B. 22 Union, N. B.
AVilliams B. F., (W. A'iU.) Taunton
AA'illiams G. E.^M., Taunton
AA^illiams J. P., (AVeir Till.) Taunton
AA^inslow Benjamin F., Fall River
AVood & Bromiell, 118 Union, N. B.
AA'oodward Calvin, Taunton
AA'oodward E., "

Wharfingers.
Ballard Alvau, Fall River
BroT\Ti & Durfee, "
Cobb AA'illiam, Digliton

Crane , Berkley

Hathaway Barzillai, Berkley
Perry Daiid, Dighton
Spoouer Joshua, Dighton
AVhitmarsh Charles, Dighton
AVarren James, (South) Dartmouth

Wheelwrights.

[See also Carriage Builders.]

Anthony .Tohn. Somerset
Bcntloy'l'lionias I'.. Seokonk
Briggs'Cbiirles 11., Norton
Carpenter Sylv.'inus, ,<eekonk
Clark .James, Frceto\ni
Cowin H. Isiiac. Dartmouth
Drake Charles A., Taunton
Ellis AVilliam, Seckonic

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Gifford Ooorgo II., Westport
Horton Stephen L., Ifchoboth
Howard Ansel, Taunton
Maooiiilier Daniel, Dartmouth
Makepeace S., lUynhaiu
Palmer J. W., Dighton
Pierce .Tolm, Freetown
Pierre lliiwland, Freetown
Itaiid NatlKiii, Taunton
Uouiiils Strphen M., Swanzey
Snow Otis, Dartmoutli
Staples Saiii'l, (South) Dartmouth
Staples Siiin'l ,Ir. " •'

Still \Vm. N. 144 Purchase, N. B.
TliompSDM .k'reniiali T., Westport
Tliurstiin Samuel, Kail Hiver
WaUUon Hiram, Taunton
W'aldron 1'. H., DiRliton
\Vashhurn John, Westport
White Holden Jr., Westport
Winn Marcena, Seekonk

Wines and Liquors.

Ashley T. & Co. .38| S. Water, N. «.
(Jables Harvey, 27 " "

I'aine Samuel K. 10 " '•

Wood.

Bo.sworth A..T.,(\\'eirVill.) T.-iuiiti'U
Packard Henry S. 15 X. Sixth, .\. I!.

Wool Carders.

Oummings & Maconiber, Westport
Lincoln .Seneca, Norton

Miscellaneous.

Attchors. — Theodore Dean, llaynh.'im
Bnsktts (manuf.). — White & Cook,

Mansfield
Bnbbhis (manuf.). — N. P. Town,

Pawtucket. [!*awtuckct

Black'nis; (manuf.). — Edwin Leach,
Dagutrreotyfin Mntetials. — Holmes

& Co., Attleboro'

Faiw.ts. — GilTord, Cha-sc & Co,

Fall Itiver (& (V.., Taunton

Gun Manufar.lcry. — Geo. P. KosUfr
liiir. unit Tool Fartonj. — JMv.ard S.

<;illVird. Westport
Locomotive and Car Iltpair Shop. —

.N. li. & T. & T. 15. K. U., Jamerf

M. Ojok, aK«nt
Pfwsian Blue nml Prussiafx of

Potash (»ianu/.).—U. V. Davifl &

Co. OfTiee. l.j .\. Water, N. Bedford
Rule Malcer. — Anthony Gifford,

Westport
Shoe Knives (mniiuf.).— Gloria &

Fulton, Jlansficld
Shutllea.—V,'. Blackman & Sona,

Attleboro' [Westport

Spoke il/afar.— GeorKU H. GifTord,
Sione Water Pumps and Pipes. —

B. G. & C. Chace, Somerset
Violins and Bass Viols. — F. Smith,

Seekonk

DUKES COUNTY

Comprises Martha's Vineyard, Chappequiddick, Elizabeth Islands, ard Noraan's Land; lyintj south
from Barnstable County, containing about 130 square miles. These islands were discovered by Bar-
tholomew Gosnold in 1602.

Martha's Vineyard was first settled by whites at Edgartown in 1641.

From 1614 to 1664, these islands were under the jurisdiction of ^lassachusetts ; afterwards under
the jurisdiction of New York for some twenty years. In 169.5, Dukes County was reincorporated.

The siiirc town is Edgartown, containing in 1840, a population of 1736, and in 1850, a population of
1990. The two other towns of the County are Chilmark, — population in 1840, 702; population in
1850, 747, — and Tisbury, population in 1840, 1.520; in 1850, 1803. There is one newspaper in the
County, printed at Edgartown, called the " Vineyard Gazette." It is a weekly journal, edited by E.
Marchant. Terms, §1. 00 per year.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Jiulcfe of Probate, Theo. G. Mayhew, Edgartown.
Register of Probate, Barnard C. Marchant, do.
Clerk of the Courts, Daniel Fellows, do.

Register of Deeds, J osia.h H. Smith, do.

County Treasurer, Frederick Baylies, do.

Crier of Courts, Samuel S. Daggett.
Jailer, Samuel S. Daggett.
Sheriff, Isaiah D. Pease, Edgartown.

Deputy Sheriff's.
Chilmark, Thomas II. Lumbert.
Tisbury, Jonathan Luce, Jr.

Probate Court, holden at West Tisbury, on the
third Monday of January.

At Ilohnes's Hole, on the third Monday of April.
At Edgartoion, on the third Mondays of July
and October.

Cmmty Commissioners.
Hermon Vincent, Chilmark, Chairman; Jere-
miah Pease, Edgartown.

Times of Meeting. — At Edgartown, on the "Wed-
nesday next after the third Monday in May, and on
the Wednesday next after the second Monday in
November.

Commissioner in Charge of Itidians in Dukes Co.
Leavitt Thaxter, Edgai'ioion.

Commissioners of IVrecks.
Edqartoicn, William P. Chadwick, E. G. Pease,
Ira Darrow.

Chilmark, Thos. H. Lumbert, Ephraim Mayhew.

Branch Pilot.
Aaron Norton, Edgartown.

• Co?nmissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Thomas Bradlee, Thomas Cook, Theodore G.
Mayhew, Jos. T. Pease, Jeremiah Pe se.
Justices of the Peace and Quorum.
Edgnrloirn, Theodore G. Mayhew, Daniel Fel-
low."!, Joseph T. Pease.
Tisbury, John P. Norton.

Justices of the Peace.

Chilmark, Smith Mayhew, W. W. Swain, Sam'l
Flanders.

Edgartown, James H. Beetle. Henry A. CofBn,
David Davis. Hiram Jernegan, Harrison P. May-
hew, John Mayhew, Joseph Mayhew, Jeremiah
Pease, Elijah B. Vincent, Hebron Vincent, John
Waight, Archibald Mellen.

Tisbxiry, Charles G. Athearn, Bartlett Allen,
Thomas Bradlee, Wm. A. Mayhew, Alfred Nor-
ton, Wm. S. Vincent, Charles Smith.

Notaries Public.

Chilmark, Tristram Allen, Jr., Sam'l Flanders.

Edgaiiown, James H. Beetle, David Davis, Dan-
iel Fellows, Joseph Mayhew, Theo. G. Mayhew,
ShawNorris, Joseph T. Pease, John W;:ight.

Tisbury, George Dunham, John Holmes, Asa
Johnson.

Coronet's.

Chilmark, William !Mayhew.

l'ldgartoiC7i, Samuel Kenniston.

Tisbury, James Cottle.

TOWN OFFICERS.

EDGARTOWN.

Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. —
John Vinson, Joseph T. Pease, Benjamin Davis.

Clerk. — Barnard C. Marchant.

Collector. — David Davis.

Treasurer. — John Vinson.

Constables.—^. L. Pease, Archibald Mellen, Ed-
ward M. Jennings, Orlando P. Davis, Thomas
Huxford.

School Comynittee. — Harrison P. Mayhew, He-
bron Vincent, Constant Norton.

TisurRY.
Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. —
Thos. Barrow."?, Bartlett Mayhew, Edmund Cottle.
Clerk.— J. D. Pvotch.
Treasurer. — Henry Bradley.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Constables. — Matt. N. Butler, James D. Peakes.
School Committee. — Wm. Stow, Davis Cottle,
Wm. H. Luce.

CHILMARK.

Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. —
Smith Mayhew, Samuel T. Hancock, Ephraim
May hew, Ji\

Clerk. — Josiah Tilton.
Treasurer. — Smith Mayhew.
Constable. — Osborn E. Tilton.
'School Committee. — Ephraim Mayhew, Jr., Chs.
Weeks, George W. Stewart.

DUKES COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTOSY.

Apothecaries.

Bro^vn Moses, Tisbury
.Tones R. K., "

Luce William H., (West) Tisbury
' Kuggles Nathaniel, Tisbury

Auctioneers.

Dunham George, Tisbury
Mellen Archibald, Edgartown
Peakes James D., Tisbury
Pease Isaiah D., Edgartown
Shute Charles II,, "

Bakers.
Cornell G. T., Edgartown

Blacksmiths.

Baxter , Tisbury

Chadwick William P., Edgartown
Daggett Lloyd, "

Dunham Charles F., "

Look Charles C, Tisbury
Lovell T. B., ( West) Tisbury
Koulstone A. J.," "

Boatbuilders.

Cleavcland William, Tisbury
Dunham Jos., Edgartown
Morse Uriah, "

Pease Isaiah Jr., "
Smith David, Tisbury

Boot and Shoe Dealers.

Ileald William, (West) Tisbury
Luce Timothy, "

Stuart Zalmon, Edgartown
Vinson WiUiam, "

Boot and Shoe Makers.

Branscomb 0. P., Tisbury
Crowell J., "

Ileald \Vm., (West) "
Heald Z. N., "

Luce Leandor, (West) "
Luce Timothy, "

Stuart Zalmon , Edgartoivn

Cabinet Makers.
Peakes James D., Tisbury
Pease Henry, Edgartown
Pent Francis, '•

Carpenters.

Baylies Edgar M., Edgartown
Coffin Sirson P., "

Dunham Edward R., "
Rowland J. AV., Tisbury
Look Davis, ( West) Tisbury
Pease Daniel C, Edgartown
Pease Samuel N., ( West) Tisbury
Ripley Henry J., Edgartown
Robinson John F., Tisbury
Robinson William, "
Vincent Moses C, Chilmark
Vincent Samuel G., Edgartown

Clergymen.

Crocker Geo. G., (]$.] Edgartown
Demond Elijah, [(J. T.] Chilmark
Slater Tbonia-f, [M. E.] Chilmark
Stearns (ioorge JI., [M. E.] Tisbury
Stow William, IB.] "

Titus Charles H., [M. E.] Edgarto^m

Commission Merchants.
Jennings E. W., Edgartown
O.sborne Samuel Jr., "
Shute Charles II., "

Confectioner.

Cummings WiUiam, Edgartown

Coopers.

Barney Charles K., Edgartown
Butler Tristram, "

Smith S. D., Tisbury

Counsellors.
Mayhew T. G., Edgartown
Thaxter Leavitt, "

Dentist.

Dillingham J. R., Edgartown
Fruit.

Cummings William, Edgartown
Pease Benj. F., "

Vinson A\'illiam, "

Furniture, &/C.
Sim.pson James B,, Edgartown

Grist Mills.

Athearn P. D., Tisbury
Look Hannah, "
Norton C, "

Mayhew H. P., Edgartovm
Mayhew Joseph, "
Nye Francis, Chilmark
Huxford William, Edgartown
Thaxter Leavitt, '•

Tilton Samuel, Chilmark

Dry Goods.
Adams Martha, Chilmark
Barrows Peleg, Tisbury
Baylies Fred., Edgartown
Baylies John A., "
Bradley Thomas & Sons, Tisbury
Coffin Henry A., Edgartown
Coffin Jai'ed W., "

Crocker W. & Co., Tisbury
Fisher & Coffin, Edgartown
Mayhew Ephraim, Chilmark
Munroe AV'illiam H., Edgartown
Worth Benj.,, Edgartown

Hardware.

Chadwick William P., Edgartown

Hats, Caps, &/C.
Coombs James M., Edgartown

Insurance Agent.

Pease S. L., Edgartown

Livery Stable.

Baylies & Pease, Edgartown
Lumber.

Coffin Thomas M., Edgartown
Darrow Ira, "

Dunham & Baylies, "■
\ Ilowland J. W., Tisbury

Manufactory.

Tyeaquin Mills, Thomas Bradley,
propi'ietor, [cotton and wool, ker-
seys and satinets] Tisfcury

Masons, &/c.

Coffin Richard W., Edgartown
Coffin Thon .^s, "

Coffin Thomas Jr., "
Huxford B. D., "

Merry William, Tisbury

Millinery, &c.

Humphrey Fidelia, Tisbury
Norton Caroline, Edgartovni
Parlow Jane, Tisbury

Painters.

Cornell E. C, Edgartown
Fish Jame.s, "

Nye Hiram, Tisbury

Physicians.

Brown Moses, Tisbury
Jones R. K., "

Lucas Ivory II.. Edgartown
Luce William H., (W.) Tisbury
Pierce John, Edgartown
Ruggles Nathaniel, Tisbury
Shiverick C. F., Edgartown

Printers.

Marchant Edgar, Edgartown

Public Houses.

Gibbs Andrew, Edgartown
Gifford John, Chilmark
AVest Leander, Tisbury

Pump and Block Makers.

Kelley Joseph V., Edgartown
Pease William A., "

Riggers.

Collins Palfrey, Edgartown
Godfred Albert, ' "
Ripley Jethro, "

Sail Makers.

Marchant P. R., Edgartown
Mayhew J. N., "

Shipwrights.

Cannon J. C, Tisbury
Nye Benj., "

Spar Makers.

Cannon J. C, Tisbury
Coffin John, Edgartown
Kelley Joseph, Edgartown

Sperm Oil.

Importers and Manufacturers.
Fisher Daniel, Edgartown
Gorham Josiah, "

Tailors and Drapers.

Andrews J. K., Tisbury
Anthony Abraham, Tisbury
Fisher & Coffin, Edgarto\vn

Tanners.

Cottle Charles, Tisbury

Tin Plate and Sheet Iroa
Workers.

Coleman Robert, Edgartown
Barrows Peleg, Tisbury

Turners.

Pease Henry, Edgartown
Pease William A., "
Kelley Joseph V., "

West India Goods.

Barrows Peleg, Tisbury
Baylies & Dunham, Edgartown
Bradley Edmund, "

ESSEX COUNTY.

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IJraJlcy Thomas & Sons, Tisbury
Ihush (iilbcrt, "

('Ipvulaiid Kalph, Edg.irtowu
(Jlevelar.il Setli, "

(Jrocktr \V. & Co., Tisbury
Oorham & Uillniau, (W.) Tisbury
ricaia Z. N., "

Luce Jaiic, " "

Luce \\'illiam C, "

May hew Ephraim, Chilmark
Mayhew AVilliani A., (West) Tisbury
Marchaut 0. B., Edgartown

Pcaso E. Q. & J. II., Edgartown
l'ca.sc John A., "

Shuto diaries II , '•

f^iiiith Kilborn, "

Weok.s William, "

Wharfingers.

Barrows Thoiuas, Tisbury
Lure William C, "
Fisher D., Kdgarto^iTf
Mayliew Jos , "
Morse S., "

I Norton 0., Ednartowii
OBborn A , "

Wheelwright.

I'easo Henry, Kdj^artown

Wood and Coal.

Darrow Ira, Edgartown
Milton & Kc.lley, "

Wool Cardei-.

l*radley Th<ima.i, Tijtbury

ESSEX COUNTY

Was incorporated May lOtli, ICio, and is more densely settled than anv tract of its size in the
United States.

Its extensive seacoast has numerous bay.";, inlets and harbors, and the commercial enterprise and
industry of its citizens have long been celebrated. Population in 1840, 94,'J87; number of towns, 28;
number of square miles, 400 ; population to a square mile, 237. Population in 1850, 1.31,307; number
of towns, 30; population to a square mile, 328.

Shire towns, Salem, Newburyport and Ipswich.

COUNTY OFFICERS.*

Judge of Probate, Daniel A. White, Salem.
Reg. o/'ProAflYe, Edwin La\vrence, Neicbiiryport.
Clerk of Courts, Asahel Huntington, Salem.
Register of Deeds , Ephraim Brown, Jr., Salcjn.
County Treasurer, Dan Weed, Laicrenee.
Crier of Courts, Theodore Andrews, Ipsicich.
Jailers, Ira Worcester, Ipswich ; John Akcr-
man, Neichuryport ; Moses Hill, Salem.

Keeper of the House of Correction, Ira Worcester.
Sheriff, "Frederick Robinson, Marblehead.

Deputy Sheriffs.
Amesbnry, Ichabod B. Merrill.
Andover {North,) Moody Bridges.
Danvers, Stephen Upton, William Walcott.
Ocorgetoton, Otis Thompson.
Groveland, Edward C. Peabody.
Haverhill, Jacob Howe.
Ipsicich, John D. Cross.
J.ynn, Charles Merritt.

Lawrence, Joseph N. Gage, Chas. W. Saunders.
Marblehead, Adoniram C. Orne.
Newburyport, John Akerman, Chs. Peabody, Jr.
Rockport, Henry Dennis.
Roicley, Gorham Smith.
Saleiii, Nehemiah Brown, Henry Derby.

Probate Cotirt, holden at Andover second Tues-
day in February, (North Parish,) and second Tues-
day in August, (South Parish.)

At Glottcester, third Tuesdays in Jan. and July.

At Haverhill, third Tuesdays in April and Oct".

At Ipswich, first Tuesdays in February, March,
May, June, August, September, November and
December.

At Laicrence, second Tues. in June and Dec.

At Lynn, "Wednesdays following first Tuesdays
in January and July.

At Marblehead, Vv'ed^.esdays following first Tues-
days in April and October.

At Neivburyjjort, last Tuesdays in March, June,
September and December.

At Salon, first Tuesday in January ; third Tues-
day in February ; first 'Tuesday in April ; third

* The office of the Clerk of the Courts is in the Court
House, Salem, second room on the right.

The Registry of Dends is in the Court House, Salem,
third room on the right.

The County Treasurer's o£5ce, and the Probate Office,
are in Ipswich, eleven miles from Salem by the Eastern
Railroad. The Probate Courts in Salem, are held in the
Court Room.

Tuesday in May ; first Tuesday in July ; third
Tuesday in August; first Tuesday in October;
third Tuesday in November.

County Cot7i7nissio7iers.
Asa W. Wildes, Newburirjjort, Chairman ; John
I. Baker, Beverly; Benj. Mudge, Lynn.

Special Commissioners.

Lewis Allen, Danvers ,■ Wm. Poole, Rockport.
Times a^id Places of Meeting.

At Ipsivich, on the second Tuesday of April.

Salem, on the second Tuesday of July.

Neicburyport, on the second Tuesday of October.

On the fourth Tuesday of December, at Salem,
Newbury^jort, or Ipsicich, as the Court may deter-
mine at the term next preceding.

At Laicrenee, on the last Tuesday of August.

Commissioners of Wrecks.
Gloucester, Dan Robinson.
Ipsicich, Theodore Andrews, Stephen Baker, Jr.

Pilots.

Gloucester, Daniel S. Webber, Moses Parsons, Jr.

Marblehead, Peter Dixey, Jr.

Newburyport, Mayo Gerrish, Joseph Lunt, Ben-
jamin Lunt, Wm. Lunt, Wm. T. Colby, Joseph
Som.erby.

Salem, Joseph Perkins, I. Perry, Francis S.
Wallis, S. A. Porter.

Salisbury, Thomas Young.

Gloucester, Charles P. Wood.

Commissione^rs to qualify Civil Officers.
Asa Andrews, Nathan W. Hazen, Wm, B. Ban-
nister, John Cook, James H. Duncan, William
Person, Charles B. Hall, N. AV. Harmon, George
Hodges, Asahel Huntington, John Hooper, Chas.
Kimball, John G. King, Rufus Longley, Nath.
Lord, Jr., Samuel Merrill, .Stephen Minot, Lonson
Nash, Moses Pettingell, John Porter, JohnPunch-
ard, Robert Rantoul, William Taggait, Samuel S.
Trefry, John Tenney, Charles White, Daniel A.
White, Nathan White, George Wilson, George
Wheatland, Henry Whipple.

Justices of the Peace and Quorum.

Amesbury, Joshua Colby.

Andover, Samuel P'arrar, Nathan W. Hazer,
Samuel Merrill, Mark Newman, Hobart Clark.

Beverly, Franklin Dexter, Robert Rantoul, Rob-
ert Rantoul, Jr.

Danvers, John W. Proctor, Jos. Shed.

Essex, David Choate.

Gloucester, Wm. Person, Lonson Nash, Henry
Phelps, Wm. Saville, Joshua P. Trask.

Groveland, George Savary, Jeremiah Spofford.

Haverhill, J. H. Duncan,' Chas. B. Hall, Alfred
Kittredge, Stephen Minot, Moses Wiugate, Chas.
White.

Ipswich, Josiah Caldwell, Wm. Conant, Charles
Kimball, Xathaniel Lord, Jr.

Lawrnwe, Nathan W. Harmon, Dan Weed,
Nath'l White.

Lynn, Isaac Brown, George Hood, Benjamin F.
Mudge, Asa T. Newhall, Thomas B. Newhall, Jer.
C. Stickney.

Marhkhead, William Fabens.

Metlntcn, John Tenney.

Newbury, Daniel Adams.

Neivhuryport, Horace Cickford, John Cook, Ca-
leb Cashing, Henry W. Kinsman, Stephen W.
Marston, John Merrill, Ebenezer Moseley, Moses
Pettingell, Edward P. Rand, Edward S. Hand,
Geo. Titcomb, Asa W. Wildes.

Salem, Benj. F. Brown, Joseph S. Cabot, Ralph
H. French, Frederick Howes, John G. King, Eli-
sha Mack, E. F. Miller, Stephen C. Phillips, Ste-
phen H. Phillip.'^, John Punchard, David Roberts,
Nathaniel Silsbee, Larkin Thorndike, Stephen P.
Webb, Daniel A. White, Joseph G. Waters.

Topsfield, Royal A. Merriam.

Wenham, Edmund Kimball.

West Newbury, John Moody, Moses Newell,
Dean Robinson."

Justices of the Peace.

Atnesbtiry, Lowell Bagley, Wm. C. Binney,
Joshua Colby, Amos Currier, David French, Wm.
H. Haskell, Joseph Merrill, Jr., Jonathan Morrill,
John S. Morse, Wm. Nichols, Jonathan Nason,
Robert Patten, Patten Sargent.

Andover, Amos Abbott, J edediah H. Barker, Jed-
ediah Bart, Isaac Carruth, Herman P. Chandler,
Francis Cogswell, Moses Foster, Jr., Enoch Frye,
yd, John C. Farnham, John Flint, Abr. J. Gould,
Samuel Gray, George Hodges, Jas. M. Hubbard,
Samuel Johnson, Wm. Johnson, Jr., Isaac O.
Loring, Henry Osgood, Wm. Pierce, James
Stevens.

Beverly, John I. Baker, Stephens Baker, F. W.
Choate, Charles Davis, Hez. Foster, J. E. Ober,
John Porter, Edw. Pousland, Chas. Stephens,
Thomas Stephens.

Boxford, M. Dorman, Jr., Solomon Lowe, Geo.
W. Sawyer.

Bradford, Geo. Coggswell, Benj. Greenleaf, Jos.
Hall, Edm. Kimball, Eliphalet Kimball.

Danvers, Alfred A. Abbott, Lewis Allen, Moses
Black, Jr., Asa Gardner, Alfred Fellows, Ebenezer
Hunt, Andrew Nichols, Chas. Northend, George
Osborne, George Osgood, Joseph Osgood, Benj.
C. Perkins, Israel Porter, Fitch Pool, P. Putnam,
E. Sutton, Stephen Upton.

Essex, Ezra Perkins, Jr., A. L. Burnham.

Georgetown, Paul Doane, Jeremiah P. Jones,
Jeremiah Russell, Charles S. Tenney.

Gloucester, John J. Babson, Theo. Herrick,
Gideon Lane, John W. Lowe, Nath'l Pierce, Al-
fred Presson, Leonard J. Presson, Joseph Rey-
nolds, Charles Sawyer, Jr., John Webber, Samuel
L. Young.

Groveland, Wm. S. Balch, Geo. Hudson, Nath'l
Ladd, Benj. Parker, Amos Parker, J. W. Reed,
Geo. Savary, Jeremiah SpofFord.

Haverhill, John Brickett, Wm. Caldwell, Thos.
N. Chase, W. D. S. Chase, Jesse Clement, Eph.
Corliss, John R. Easterbrooks, Orenzo T. Emer-
son, M. G. J. Emery, James Gale, Samuel E.
Greenleaf, E. J. M. Hale, Ensign S. Hunkins,
Chas. B. Hall, Isaac R. Howe, Nathaniel S. Howe,
Thos. M. Hayes, Rufus Longley, Moses Merrill,
John James Marsh, Wm. Taggart, Thos. West,
Chas. White.

Hamilton, Oliver S. Cressy, Temple Cutler,
Allen W. Dodge, Joseph Knowlton, Nathaniel A.
Lovering, Asa Smith.

'Ipswich, Asa Andrews, Timothy Appleton, Aaron
CogSAvell, Gilbert Conant, Geo. Haskell, Alfred
Kimball, George R. Lord, Timothy B. Ross, Aaron
Wallis, Asahel H. Wildes.

Lawretice, Enoch Bartlett, Geo. W. Benson, A.

A. Blanchard, Benj. Bordman, George P. Briggs,
Charles H. Bigelow, George D. Cabot, Perley S.
Chase, Albert P. Clark, J. F. Clark, Jos. Couch,
Robert Cross, Andrew Foster, Nathan W. Har-
mon, Leonard Hoyt, Wm. M. Kimball, Charles S.
Newell, C. G. Newton, H. K. Oliver, Daniel Saun-
ders, Daniel Saunders, Jr., Charles S. Storrow,
Ivan Stevens, Thomas A. Parsons, Wm. Stevens,

B. F. Watson, Nath'l White, N. G. White, Thos.
Wright.

Lynn, James Babb, Daniel C. Baker, William
Bassett, Andrews Breed, Isaac Breed, Isaiah
Breed, Isaac Brown, Oliver B. Coolidge, Edward
S. Davis, George Foster, John Hilton, Nath'l In-
galls, Jr., Lewis Josselyn, Welcome W. Johnson,
Aaron Lummus, Alonzo Lewis, Thomas J. Marsh,
Benj. Mudge, Ezra W. Mudge, Benj. F. Mudge,
Asa T. Newhall, Jr., Francis S. Newhall, James
R. Newhall, Josiah Newhall, Dean Peabody, Daniel
Perley, Francis Porter, Robert M. Richardson,
Amos Rhoades, Jos. N. Sanderson.

Lynnfield, J. Hewes, Andrew Mansfield, Josiah
Newhall, Geo. F. Whittredge.

Manchester, John P. Allen, Jos. Hooper, Benj.
Leach, 2d.

Marblehead, Samuel Bowdoin, Samuel Goodwin,
James Gregory, William Hawks, John G. Hooper,
Joshua Prentiss, John Sparhawk, Jr., Joseph P.
Turner.

Methuen, Stephen Barker, Jos. W. Carlton, John
Davis, Jos. How, Jos. F. Ingalls, John Low, Jo-
siah G. White.

MidcUeion, Ebenezer S. Phelps, Reuel A.Phelps.

Newbury, Richard Adams, David S. Caldwell,
Joshua Coffin, Joseph Little, Daniel Noyes, Sam-
uel Poor, Jr.

Netvbnryport, Daniel D. Akerman, Jacob Atkin-
son, Charles 11. Balch, Wm. B. Bannister, Hor.
Bickford. Wm. Bradstreet, Daniel Coleman, Tris-
tram Coffin, Jr., Jer. Coleman, Solomon H. Currier,
Geo. L. Colby, Wm. Davis, Thos. Davis, Chas. C.
Dame, Henry Frothingham, Nathaniel Foster,
Jos. G. Gerrish, Benj. W. Hale, John Harrod, Ja-
cob Horton, Nathaniel Hills, Stephen Jackman,
Eleazer Johnson, 3d, Josiah Little, Moses Little,
Nathaniel Little, Edwin Lawrence, Micajah Lunt,
Orlando B. Merrill, Andrew W. Miltimore, W. A.
Marston, Edward S. Mosely, Horace Plumer, John
Porter, Samuel Phillips, £dmuud Smith, William
Stover, Eben F. Stone, John B. Swasey, E. T.
Winkley.

Rockpoit, James Dennison, George D. Hale, Jas.
Haskell, Joseph B. Manning, Wm. Pool, Wilhara
Whipple.

Rowley, Richard Herbert, Thomas E. Payson,
Edw. Todd.

Salem, Nath. K. Allen, Joseph Andrews, Nath.
Appleton, John Ball, Benjamin Barstow, Robert
Brookhouse, Neh. Brown. Nch. Brown, Jr., Eph.
Brown, Jr., John T. Burnham, Oliver Carlton, Geo.
F. Cheever, Geo. F. Choate, Joseph Cloutman,
Horace L. ConoUy, E. Hersey Derby, Humphrey
Devereux, George H. Devereux, Charles M. En-
dicott, Wm. H. Foster, Daniel P. Grosvenor, Ja-
cob Hood, Hen. L. Lambert, Nath. J. Lord, Otis
P. Lord, Thomas Needham, Abijah Northcy, John
H. Nichols, Wm. D. Northend, Joseph B. F. Os-
good, Francis Peabody, George Peabody, Robert
Peele, Jairus W. Perry, David Piugree, Thomas P.
Pingree, David Putnam, Perley Putnam, David
Roberts, Augustus D. Rogers, John Russell, Is-
rael D. Shepherd, George H. Smith, Joseph G.

ESSEX COUNTY.

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Spr.iRue, Wm Sutton, Augustus Story, John W.
Treadwell, Charles W. Upham, Nathaniel West,
(>(>()it?e Wheatland, Henry Whipple, Jonathan F.
Worcester.

Sa/isburi/, Wm. Carruthers, Thomas I.Clark,
Cyrus Df-arliorn, John Evans, Dudley Evans, Benj.

E. I'ificld, Enoch Fowler, Ellas French, Daniel
M. Gcrrish, Timothy S. Morrill, George Turner,
Azor O. Webster, Daniel Webster.

Saw/us, Wm. II. Boardman, Wm. W. Board-
man, Benj. F. Newhall.

Topsficid, Jos. W. Batchelder, Nelson Bodwell,
William N. Cleaveland, Zaccheus Gould, Andrew
Gould, Charles II. Holmes. John G. Hood, Joel
Lake.

Wenham, Andrew Dodge, Nich. Dodge, Moses
Foster, Edmund Kimball, John I'orter.

West Ncwhurij, John C. Carr, Eliph. Emery,
George Emery, Edm. Hills, John Moody, M.
Newhall, Thomas S. Ordway, Dean llobinson,
Samuel Rogers.

Notaries Piihlic.

Andor)er, Samuel Merrill, Wm. Pierce.

Beverly, Stephen Baker, Frederick W. Choate.

Danvers, Samuel Preston, John W. Proctor,
Jos. Shed.

Georgetown, George Foot, Jeremiah Russell.

Gloucester, Wm. Ferson, Wm. Saville, Joshua
P. Trask, Chas. A. Johnson.

IlnverhUl, John James Marsh, Wm. Taggart,
Charles White.

Laicrence, Benj. Boardman, N. W. Harmon,
Dan Weed, Nathaniel G. White.

Marblehead, Samuel Bowden, Wm. Fabens, Jas.
Gregory.

Lynii, Edward S. Davis, James R. NeAvhall, Benj.
Oliver, Amos Rhoades.

Ncicbiiryport, William Bradstreet, John Cook,
Nath. Foster, Samuel Phillips, John Porter, Wm,
Stover, John B. Swasey, Asa W. Wildes.

Eockport, James Haskell.

^alem, Oliver Carlton, Juseph Cloutman, Eph.

F. Miller, Jos. F. B. Osgood, John Punchard,
John Russell, Larkiu Thorndike, Jos. G. Waters,
Stephen P. Webb.

Salisbury, Henry F. Brown, George Turner.

Coroners.

Amesbury, Jonathan Morrill.

Andover, Joseph Rice.

Bradford, Jonathan Kimball, Jr.

Danvers, William Walcott.

Essex, Caleb Coggswell.

Gcorgeloicn, Charles S. Tenney.

Glmwestcr, William Ferson.

Groveland, Nathaniel H. Griffith.

Haverhill, Truemau M. Martyn.

Ipsicich, Theodore Andrews, Stephen Baker, Jr.

Lynn, Hirara N. Breed, Plumer Chesley, Wm.
Rhoades, Eleazer C. Richardson, Samuel Yial.

Lawrence, Julius H. Morse.

Marblehead, Samuel Bowden, James Gregory.

Newbury, Orlando B. Merrill.

Ncicbtiryport, John Cook, Jr.

West Newbury, John Moody.

Salem, Nehemiah Brown, N. D. Symonds, Wm.
Brown.

Salisbi(ry, Edward Dorr, Elias French.

Topsjield, Richard Phillips, Jr.

TOWN OPFICERS.

AMESBURY.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
William J. Boardman, William Nichols, Moses
Sawyer.

Clerk. — Joseph Merrill, Jr.

Treasxirer and Collector. — Daniel Worthen.

Constables. — Enoch Currier, John Rowell.

ANDOVBll.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Hen. Osgood, Joseph lllcc, P. P. Pillsbury, Wm.
Chickering, lieiij. F. Jenkins.

Clerk. — Henry Osgood.

Treasurer. — Samuel Johnson .

Collectors. — Moody Bridges, Charles Abbott, Jo-
nas Holt, Jacob S. Phelps.

Co}istablcs. — M. Bridges, Chas. Pray, Abraham
Foster, A. N. Bean, James P. Buriihaiu, John T.
Bailey.

ItEVEKI.Y.

Selectmen. — William H. Lovett, John I. Baker,
Ilaskett D. Whitney, Joseph E. Ober, Andrew C.
Baker.

Ovci-sccrs of Poor. — Robert Rantoul, John Saf-
ford, Stephen Baker, Henry Larcom, S. D. G.
Stanley.

Assessors. — John Porter, Francis Lamson, James
B. Hill, Samuel Foster, Jefferson Perry.

Clerk. — John I. Baker.

Treasurer. — Robert G. Bennett.

Constable and Collector. — Jacob Lunt.

BOXFORD.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — W.
R. Colo, Ansel Dormaii, Benj. S. Barnes.

CVe;-/;.— John F. Kimball.

Trcastircr and Collector. — John Brown.

Constables.— Geo. Perley, Jonathan J. Porter,
John F. Kimball.

BRADFORD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Joseph Hall,
Gage Day, James A. Gilraore.

Assessors. — Richard Hazeltine, Jacob Kimball,
Samuel Jenkins.

CTerA.— Daniel Fitts.

Treasurer and Collector. — Alfred Taylor.

Co7istable.— William Tenney.

DANVERS.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Lewis Allen, Richard
Osborne, Samuel Preston, Kendall Osborne, Fran-
cis Dodge. ■

Overseers of Poor. — Wingatc Merrill, Levi Pres-
ton, Ebon G'. Bcrrv.

Collector.— WiWmm Wolcott.

Clerk. — Joseph Shed.

Treaszirer. — Francis Bpker.

Constables. — William Wolcott, Andrew Torr,
Morris C. Obey, Elijah Pope, Benj. Upton, P. R.
Basford, Thomas Bowen.

ESSEX.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Caleb Cogswell, 0.
Burnham, 2d, John J. Burnham.

Overseers of Pocr. — John Choatc, William Burn-
ham, 3d, Nehemiah Dodge.

Clerk.— Aaron L. Burnham.

Treasurer. — Grovcr Dodge.

Constables. — Robert W. Burnham, O. H. P.
Sargent, Warren Andrews, Norman Story.

GEORGETOWX.

Selectmen.— John Kellam, W. II. Harriraan,
Moses W. Howe.

Overseers of Poor. — Moody Cheney, David P.
Holmes, Moses Spofford.

Clerk. — Otis Thompson.

Treasurer and Collector. — Caleb G. Tyler.

Constables. — E. Ct. Dresser, G. W. Boynton,
Otis Thompson, Caleb G. Tyler.

GLOUCESTER.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Wm. Ferson, Joseph
Friend, Henry Haskell.

Overseers of Poor. — Elbridgc D. Friend, Aaron
D. Wells, George Norwood.

Clerk.— Joshua. P. Trask.

Treasurer. — T. S. Lancaster.

Collectors. — Bartholomew Ring, Joseph Proctor,
Ira Saville, W. R. Robinson.

Constables. — George Lane, John Clarke.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE EECORD.

GROVBLA.ND.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Charles Peabody, Eli-
jah Clark, Jr., Geo. Hudson.

Overseers of Poor. — Phineas Hardy, Paul Page,
Enoch Harriman.

Clerk. — Ira Hopkinson.

Treasurer and Collector. — Charles G. Savary.

Constable. — John I. Ladd.

HAVEKHILL.

Sehcfmen.— Robert G. Walker, Caleb Hersey,
Jesse Clements.

Overseers of Poor. — Jacob How, Rufus Slocomb,
Roger Butrick.

Assessors.— U. G. Walker, J. B. Iloyt, William
Merrill, E. W. Chase, Moses Marsh.

Clerk. — A. B. Jaques.

Treasurer and Collector. — A. B. Jaqnes.

Constables. — Jacob How, J. Edwards, W. J. M.
Steele, R. H. Ayer, P. E. Davis.

HAMILTON.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
John Whittredge, Benj. W. Patch, Geo. Norris, Jr.
Clerk. — Joseph Lovering.
Treasurer. — George Appleton.
Collector.— D^y'id Tibbets.
Constables. — J. K. Davenport, Ira P. Knowlton.

IPSWICH.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — John
D. Cross, Joseph Farley, John A. Newman.

Clerk.— Alhed Kimball.

Treasurer aiid Collector. — William T. Averill.

Constables. — John Pinder, Joseph Spiller, Ste-
phen Baker, Jr.

LAWRENCE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor.— Vim. R. Page,
Levi Sprague, James Norris.

Assessors. — Ben Osgood, Elisha Williams, II. P.
Chandler.

Clerk.— G. W. Benson.

Treasurer and Collector. — G. W. Sanborn.

ConstcMes. — ^N. Ambrose, B. Bartlett, Moses
Perkins, H. L. Fuller, George W. Potter.

LYNN.— 1851-2.
City Election 2d Monday in March.

Mayor. — George Hood. Salary, ^400.

Aldermen. — Jona. Blaney, Jos. M. Fuller, Chas.
Merritt, Thomas Raddin, Jr., John B. Alley, Isaac
Newhall, Jr., John C. Vennard, Hiram N. Breed.

Common Council. — James R. Newhall, Presi-
dent. Ward 1. Henry J. Thing, Thos. Stone, Jr.
Ward 2. Asa L. Breed, Jacob A. Graves, Thomas
S. Bates, John Mailey. Ward 3. Oliver Ramsdell.
Ward 4. Augustus B. Ingalls, Valentine Meader,
Abner Newhall, Andrew Kelty, James R. New-
hall. Ward 5. Isaiah Hacker, Daniel C. Baker,
John W. Blaney, Thomas P. Richardson, William
N. Spinney. Ward 6. Thomas B. Newhall, Isaiah
Walden, John Nourse, Jesse Rhodes, Joseph M.
Rowell. Ward 7. Elijah Holmes. WardS. Wm.
R. Johnson. Ward 9. Jeremiah C. Bacheller.

City Cle>'k and Clerk of Board of Aldermen. —
William Bassett. {Office, City Hall, 50 South
Common Street.) Salary, ^400 and fees.

Clerk of Common Council. — Joseph Breed, 2d.
Salary, iifoO.

City Messenger. — Wm. H. Lewis. Salary, ^200.

Treasurer.— EzYo. W. Mudge. Salary, ^100.

Collector.— Wm. Bassett. Salary, ^300 and fees.

Overseers of Poor. — John Norwood, CJmirman ;
Philip Short," Israel Buffum, Jesse L. Lewis, Den-
nison Gage.

City Physician.— J . M. Nye, M. D. Salary, gfSO.

Superintendent Almshouse. — Sylvester Goodwin.

Chief Engineer Fire Department. — James Stone.
Salary', S50.

City Marshal.— Ca.leh M. Long. Salary, S300.

School Committee. — Parsons Cooke, Chairman;
Theodore Attwill, Secretary.

At Large. — Gen. Hood, Mayor ; James R. New-
hall, President of the Commo7i Council, ex officio.

Elected in Wards. — Wardl. Jonas Bowen Clark.
Ward 2. James M. Sargent, Albert Needham.
Ward 3. Timothy T. Crane. Ward 4. Philip C.
Knapp, Jos. Haines. Ward 5. James Clark, Amos
S. Adams. Ward 6. Parsons Cooke, AVilliam C.
Richards. Ward 7. Theodore Attwill. Ward 8.
Walter Johnson. Ward 9. John Allen, Jr.

Ward Officers.— Ward 1. Fitzwilliara Griffin,
FFarrfc/i ; Philip L. Seger, Clerk; Otis Ingalls,
Waldo Thompson, Wm. 13, Brackett, Inspectors ;
John Chapman, Jr., Assessor. Ward 2. Benj.
Courtis, IT?/rffe'i; Benj. A. Ward, Clerk; David
Warren, John Gibson, Orin B. Mudge, Inspectors ;
Joseph Ingalls, Jr., Assessor. Ward 3. Isaiah H.
Parrott, Warden; Robert Sisson, Clerk; James
S. Parrott, Jas. M. Prescott, Jos. B. Goodridge,
Inspectors ; .James M. Buckman, Assessor. Ward
4. James Wheeler, Warden; Wm. P. Buffum,
Cle7'k ; E. G. Pearson, Benj. W. Putnam, Thomas
J. Pinkham, Inspectors; John C. Gove, Assessor.
Ward 5. Roland G. Usher, Warden; Jas. P. Oli-
ver, Clerk; James W. Ingalls, AVm. F.Parker,
Wm. T. Gale, Inspectors ; Benj. Mudge, Assessor.
Ward 6. Edward S. Davis, TFarc^e?;; Otis Newhall,
Clerk; Harris 0. ChadwcU, Micajah Cutler, Jo-
seph L. Pratt, Inspectors ; Cyrus Houghton, As-
sessor. Ward 7- EliasClough, irarrfew; Theodore
Attwill, Clerk ; Samuel Blair, Sylvester Oliver,
John Patch, Inspectors; Benj. Shaw, Assessor.
Ward 8. William F. Johnson, Warden ; Daniel
A. Johnson, Clerk; Artemas Murdock, Alonzo
Colby, Dexter Stetson, Inspectors; William F.
Johnson, Assessor. Ward 9. Barnes Short, War-
den ; Benj. Bacheller, Clerk; Samuel 0. Rhodes,
Wm. B. Gilraan, David Hardy, Inspectors ; Breed
Bacheller, Assessor.

LYNNFIELD.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — Jno.
Perkins, Jr., Aaron Newhall, Jno. Danforth, Jr.
Clerk — John Perkins, Jr.
Treasurer. — Joshua Hewes.
Collector. — Orren Russell.
Constables. — Peter Forrester, Orren Russell.

MANCHESTER.

Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. —
John C. Long, Luther Bingham, Isaac S. West.

Clerk. — John Lee.

Constables. — John Price, Samuel Crowell, Rich-
ard C. Dennis.

Collector and Treasurer. — Luther Bingham.

MARBLEHEAD.

Selectmen. — William Hammond, Henry Hooper,
Henry F. Pitman, Thos. Garncy, Jos. Gregory.

Assessors. — John Thompson," Peter Brown, J.
Goodwin.

Overseas of Poor. — Geo. Knight, W. Stevens,
Geo. Cloutman, E. Graves, Wm. Humphries, Jr.

Treasurer. — Geo. Wilson.

Collector.— GeorgQ W. Shepard.

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Constable. — John S. Atkins, John Hanson, Jr.,
Thos. Adams, Sam'l Sinclair.

METHUEN.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — J.
W. Carleton, Samuel H. Harris, David Clark.
Clerk, Treas., and Collector. — Josiah Dearborn.
Constables. — John Low, Jerome Cross.

MIDBLETON.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Jonathan Berry, Sam'l
"W. Weston. Geo. P. Wilkins.

Ooerseers of Poor. — Jeremiah Richardson, Geo.
P. Wilkins, Samuel P. Ilichnrdson.

Clerk. — Joseph A. Batchelder.

Treasurer. — M. A. Phelps.

Collector. — Joseph P. Gould.

Constable. — Ezra Richardson.

NEWliURY.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Stephen W. Little,
David S. Caldwell, Benjamin Pearson.

Overseers of Poor. — David S. Caldwell, Paul
Titcomb, Joseph Little.

Clerk. — Joshua Coffin.

Treasurer and Collector. — Nathaniel Little.

Constahlc. — Jeremiah C. Young.

NEWBURYPORF.

City Government chosen 2d Monday in Dec, aiid
07'ganized \st Mo7iday in Jan.

Mayor. — Caleb Cushiiig.

Aldermen. — Ward 1. Thomas Huse. Ward 2.
Philip Johnson. Ward 3. Moses Davenport. Ward
4. Nathaniel Horton. Ward 5. John M. Cooper.
Ward 6. Joseph Roberts.

City C/ej-A-.— Eleazer Johnson. Salary, g300.

Messengei . — David E. Cutter. Salai-y, ^250.

Common Council. — Eben F.Stone, President. —
Ward L Geo. W. Knight, John Wood well, Z. P.
Thurlo. Ward 2. Mark Symons, Rufus Smith,
Edmund Pike. Ward 3. Isaac H. Boardman,
Samuel T. Payson, Moses Hale. Ward 4. AVil-
liam C. Balch, Philip K. Hills, Eben F. Stone.
Ward 5. George W. Hills, Silas E. Sherman,
Enoch G. Currier, Ward 6. John Currier, S'r.,
John Colby, George W. Jackraan.

Clerk Conunon Council. — Edw. Burrill. Salary,
SoO.

Treasurer and Collector. — Jonathan Coolidge.
Salary, S300.

City Marshal. — James Carey. Salary. SV^Q.

Constables. — Jno. Akerman, Stephens Dockhara,
David E. Cutter, David Brown, Samuel Caswell.

Assessors. — Eleazer Johnson, Daniel Granger,
John Stone. Salary, glOO each.

Assistant Assessors. — Dan'l Colman, Andrew W.
Whittlmore, Moses Pettengill. Salary, $50 each.

Overseers of Poor. — Ward 1. Charles W. Ire-
land. Ward '2. Daniel Colman. Ward 3. Rich-
ard Stone. Ward 4. Daniel P. Pike. Ward 5.
William Pritchard. Ward G. John Colby.

School Committee. — Ward 1. Hervey Kimball.
Ward 2. William Graves, Mark Symons. Ward
3. Reuben S. Curtis, R. Campbell. Ward 4. Dan'l
P. Pike, J. H Sawyer. Ward 5. Henry W. Kins-
man, Benj. I. Lane. Ward 6. Henry Merrill,
Jr-, E. J. Grosvenor.

Ward Officers. — Ward 1. Major Goodwin,
Warden; "Matthew Merriam, Clerk; David T.
Woodwell, Henry A. Lander, Cutting Pettingell,
Inspectors. Ward 2. Philip Johnson, Warde^i;
Moses H. Sargent, Clerk; Charles U. Bayley,
George Greenleaf, Nicholas Varina, Inspectors.
Ward 3. Nath'l S. 0^go)d, Warden; Jos. H.
Bragdon, Clerk ; Dan'l S. Blake, Chas. W. Daven-
port, Rufus S. Griffith, Inspectors. Ward 4. Wm.
Thurston, Warden; Daniel Granger, C'fe/-/; ; Wm.
A. Marston, John Buntin, Eleazer R. Walker, In-
spectors. Ward -5. Edward Burrill, Warden; Jos.
N. Mace, Clerk; William H. Brewster, Robert
Sherman, John Newman, Inspectors. Ward 6.
George W. Jackman. Jr , Warden; John M.
Tukesbury, Clerk; Amos Wood, S. II. Currier,
Dan'l T. Colman, Inspectors.

EOCKPORT.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
David Babson, Wm. Boynton, James Manning.

Cto-A-.— William Poole.

Treasurer. — Addison Gott.

Collectors. — Thos. 0. Marshall, Abraham Lur-
vey.

'Co7istables. —WWWvim Caldwell, Daniel Stafibrd,
Samuel York.

ROWLEY.

Selectmen and Assessors. — JohnS. Prime, J. M.
Phillips, B. H. Smith.

Overseers of Poor. — E.zekiel P. Bailey, Gorham
Smith, Davicl E. Perley.

Clerk. — Thomas E. Payson.

Treasurer. — Thomas B. Cressey.

Constable. — Edward C. Smith,

SALEM.

Mayor. — David Pingree. Salary, 5800.

Aldermen. — Thomas Trask, Aaron Perkins, Na-
thaniel Silsbee, Elijah A. Hanson, David Roberts,
George L. Newcomb.

Conunon Council. — Ward 1. John Whip-
ple, President ; Eben K. Lakeraan, Lemuel B.
Hatch, Simon O. Dalrymple, Samuel B. Walcott,
Franklin T. Sanborn. Ward 2. Augustus Story,
Henry B. Smith, Augustus T. Brooks, Wm. S.
Roberts, Nehemiah Brown, Jr., John C. Howard.
Ward 3. Nathaniel K. Allen, Andrew M. Chip-
man, John B. Shep.ird, John Jewett, Geo. C.
Ilodgdon, Timothy Ropes. Ward 4. Benj. Wheat-

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

land, Joseph B. F. Osgood, Edward H. Dalton,
Edward B. Arnold, Thomas Nichols, Jr., John H'.
Mclntire.

City Clerk.— Sose^h. Cloutman. Salary, ,?600.

Clerk of Common Council. — Nathaniel Cleaves.
Salary, ^100.

Treasurer arid Collector. — Joseph Felt. Salary,

City Marshal. — Joseph Winn. Salary,

Commissioner of Sti'eets — Wm. Roberts. Salary,
,?300.

Messenger. — "William Mansfield. Sahiry, %2>Q<).

Ward Officers. — Ward 1. Jonatlian Tucker,
Warden; Edward B. Lane, Willinm Leavitt, As-
sistants ; H. J. Pratt, Clerk. Ward 2. Georse
Kimball, Warden ; I. D. Shepnrd, Stephen B,
Ives, Jr.. Assistants; John H. Batclielder, Clerk.
Ward 3. R. H. Farrant, Warden; J. A. Newcomb.
W. H. Farnham, Assistants ; John S. Jones, Clerk.
Ward 4. Stephen Daniels, Warden; A. Draper,

A. Hardy, Assistants; W. A. Purbeck, Clerk.
Overseers of the Poor. — The ]Mayor and Alder-
men, and Messrs. Lemuel B. Hatch, Henry B.
Smith, Nathaniel K. Allen, Edw.B. Arnold.

Physician to Alms House. — George A. Perkins.

Chaplain. — John Carlton.

Keeper. — Benjamin Scott.

Assessors. — Jonathan Perley, Nathaniel Apple-
ton, Jonathan Tucker. Salary, $2-')() each.

Assistant Assesso7-s. — George West, William
Goodhue, William Hunt, Thomas M. Saunders,
Luther Upton, Nathaniel B. Mansfield, Leonard B.
Harrington, and James Chamberlain.

School Committee. — David Pingree, John Whip-
ple, ej^o^c/o, Geo. F. Brown, Tbos. Cole, Geo. C.
S. Choate, Joseph Chisholm, Octavius B. Fiothing-
ham, Win. R. Gavett, James M. Hoppin, Stephen

B. Ives, Jr.,Wm. Kimball, Thos. H. Lefavour, W.
F. Nichols, Joseph H. Phippen, W. H. Prince,
George A. Perkins, Thomas Symonds, Jr., Jona^
than Tucker, Daniel Varney, Henry Wheatland,
Stephen Whitmore, Jr.

Constables. — Nath'l D. Symonds, Joseph Winn,
Wm. Mansfield, Thos. B. Perkins, John JeflVies,
Ezra Osborn, George T. Cook, Charles Creesey,
Bradstreet Allen, Nathaniel Reed, Thomas Saul,

Thomas Brooks, Alfred H. Brooks, James Beaver,
Joel Abbott, Rufus L. Gordon, Amos Henfield,
J. P. Allen, Moses A. Shackley, Joseph Peterson,
Joshua Foster, James Dalrymple, H. D. Leavitt,
George F. Thomas, Joseph S. Buxton.

SALISBURY.

Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. —
Thomas J. Clark, Daniel Webster, Cyrus Dear-
born, Jr.

Clerk. — Azor O. Webster.

Treasurer, Collector, and Constable. — Cyrus Dear-
born, Jr.

SAUGUS.

Selectynen and Assessors. — John B. Hitchings,
Samuel Hawks, Geo. H. Swcetser.

Overseers of Poor. — Seth Heaton, Thomas Tat-
tle, WilliamM. Newhall.

Clerk. — Harmon Hall.

'Treasurer. — Charles Sweetser.

Collector. — Thomas Tuttle.

Constable. — Richard Mansfield.

TOPSFIELD.

Selectmen. — John Wright, Thos. Gould, Joshua
Wildes.

Overseers of Poor. — Samuel Todd, Josiah Brad-
street, S. P.'Mundy.

Assessors. — R. D. Perkins, A. S. Peabody, J. G.
Hood.

Clerk.— 3. P. Towne.

Treasurer. — John Wright.

Collector. — S. S. McKenzie.

Constables. — Andrew Gould, I. M. Small.

"WENHAM.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Rufus A. Dodge, Augustus Dodge, Harvev Pierce.
Clerk.— Ste-phen Dodge.
Treasurer and Collector. — Samuel Porter.
Constables. — Jos. Beckford, John A. Putnam.

WE.ST NEWBURY.

Selectmen, Assessot's, and Overseers of Poor. —
Moses Newell, John L. Plummer, Geo. Emery.
Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — J. C. Carr.
Constables. — George W. Carr, John. B. Parker.

ESSEX COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTOHY.

Apothecaries.

Arnold Edward, Marbleliead
Barton Gardner, Salem
Batcman I;. IC, Georgetown
Blackington Oliver. Knckport
Blatchford Ebenezer Jr., Itockport
Brown .John .J., Andover
Brown & Price, Salem
Caldwell William W., Newburyport
Chamberlain J. A., Haverhill
Clark A. N., Beverly
Coburn Stephen, Ipswich
Curtis Francis, Newburyport
Dearborn S. F., Lawrence
Bearing Roger M., Lynn
Dickins Job T., Newburyport
Endicott William, Beverly
Emerton James, Salem
Farriiigton Geo. P., Salem
Greer Charles K., Gloucester
Harmon William L., Lynn
Harris Nathaniel B., Salem

Harris , Rockport

Harris S. II. Jr., Methuen
Hodge ('harles M., Newburyport
Holden Aaron, Lynn
Ilolman J. F., Ipswich
Hooker & Blanchard, Lawrence
Howe .1. S., Methuen
Jones Anthony S., Newburyport
Kimball G. A., Ijawrenco
Liuld William M., Lyim
Lane George, Ibivcrliill
Lathrop Sc (Jo., Salisbury
Lummus (.Jeorgo, r<yiui
Ltimmus Thomas J., Lynn

Merrill I). J., Newburyport
Millett N. C, Salem
Moore & Field, Lawrence
Nason Jonathan, Amesbury
Nichols J. It., Haverhill
Pearson Thomas, Newburyport
Perry A. F., Lawrence
Phillips Walter A., Newburyport
Pierce J. C, Lynn
Pinkham Charles H., Salem
Pratt Henry J., Salem
Prince Asa, Beverly
Proctor & Ivhodes, Lynn
Putnam George, Salem
Reynolds Joseph, Gloucester
Rogers Robert S., Lynn
Roundy John, Marblehead
Sargent S. & Son, Lawrence
Smith Horatio, Lawrence
Soule Samuel, Lynn
Stone James Jr., Salem
Sweetser T. A., Danvers
Swift Jonathan, Andover
Towne Augustus, Danvers
Trask Hervey, Beverly
Wallace T., Salem
Webb William, Salem
Webster Stephen, Salisbury
AVhitney II. M., Lawrence
Wiley Caleb W., Lynn

Architects.
Coffin Frederick J.. Newburyport
Conner H., Salem
Foster Francis, Lynn
Lewis Alonzo, Lynn
Sargent Rufiia, Newburyport

Auctioneers.

Allen .Toseph F., (North) Andover
Alley Timothy Jr., Lynn
Andrews Theodore, Ipswich
Baker Samuel N., Ipswich
Baker Steplien, Beverly
Baker Stephen, Ipswich
Bartlett J. C, Haverhill
Bassett William, Lynn
Bateman L. II., Gecargetown
Bridges Moody, (North) Andover
Clough Daniel P., Danvers
Colman Benjamin, Salem
Currier Enoch Jr., Amesbury
Davis Phineas E., Haverhill
Decker J. M., Ipswich
Dockham & Carey, Newburyport
DoUiver William P., Gloucester
Emes Lvicius, Lynn
Fitield Benjamin E., Salisbury
Forrister Peter, Lynnfield
Foster Ilczekiah, Beverly
Foster S. ('., Andover
Gilley John, Marblehead
Girdler D. C, Haverhill
Qreenleaf George, Newburvport
Griffin B. F. S., West Newbury
Hood John G., Topsfield
Hubbard William, Topsfleld
Innis John A., Salem
Johnson S. S., Salem
.Topliu William D., Lawrence
Kimbnll I'Mmund, Bradford
Ladd Jolin P., Grovcland
Lane Thomas L., Topstield
Long Caleb M., Lynn

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Low John, Metlinou
Miircliant John W., Hookpovt
Mcrritt Oharles, (West) Lynn
Morpan Williiun l!.,iM:incl\cster
Morrill T. B., Amcsbury
Morrill S. (J. & Co., Newburyport
Needliani T.. Salem
Nowhall H. 1''., SauRiis
Nichols Ooorgc, Saloni
Nichols II. I'.. .Saunus
I'oarl llorafici, l!ni(ll'or(l
i'odrick & Clnssoii. LawTonco
I'orim- Dudley, llainilton
I'ousiaml Kdward, Ueverly
Proetcir (Jeorije, Manchester
I'utnaiii lienjamin (!., Wcnham
Kussell Orin, Lynnlield (Centre)
Shepard Israel D., Salem
Smith Edmund, Newburyport
Smith Oorham, Uowley
Sparhawk John Jr., Marblchcad.
Steele W. J. M., Haverhill
Story Norman, Essex
Tappan Joseph, Newburyport
Tewksbury William, Ame.sbury
Tra.sk Joshua P., Gloucester
Trask Thomas, Danvers
Tuck John, Beverly

Bakers.

Allen Ambrose, Jlarbleheaii

Ball William, Salem

Batten 11., Salem

Boardman Thomas, Marblchcad

Brown Daniel. Salem

Bnlloik I'.eiijamin, Manchester

Butler J. W. & T., Newburyport

Clark Amos, Newburyport

Colburn & Co., Haverhill

Currier William, Newburj-port

Damsell .h'reniiah, Amesbury

Dennis D., Marblehead

Podpo Charles 'P., Beverly

Dowst David, Salem

Estes James, Ipswich

Fitz, Eldred & Co., Lynn

Gardner Simon, Salem

Goodwin Samuel, Marblehead

Greer & Kelt, Gloucester

Hall J., Ipswich

Hardy T., Salem

Uoyt & Marston, Lawrence

Johnston John S., Gloucester

Knowlton Eben, Kockport

Munroe George H., Salem

Noyes I. G., Ipswich

Parsons Jonathan Jr., Gloucester

Payson S. T., Newburyport

Pearson John, Newburyport

Pearson H. & T. C, Newburyport

Pease & Price, Salem

Pratt L., Danvers

Pratt liconard, Salem

Preston John, Salem

Prime John B., Lynn

Putnam Alfred, Andover

Khodes Jesse & Co., Lynn

Kogei-s E. C. & F. J., (West) Lynn

Sawyer Edward, Salem

Skinner , (North) Danvers

Sticknev George, Beverly
Stow &"Tibbetts, Salem
Turell B. F., Salem
\\'hitney, Fraser & Co., Lynn
Wilson A. & J., Lawrence

Bark Mills.

Frye Joseph S., Salem
Frye William, '"
Jacobs Joseph, Danvers
Little W. W., "

Osborn Miles & Co. "
Pool Leonard, "

Plummer Hiram, "
Southwick James, "
Upton Franklin, "
Meston Charles, Salem

Bedstead Manufactnrors.

Duraut Brothers, Newbury
Piereon Michael, (Belvilloport) New-
buryport

Blacksmiths.

Abbott .Joseph, Newburyport

Adams Jos(!ph (!., '■

Allen Nathaniel I'., Beverly

Anilers(]u Robert B., (West) Boxford

.\ndn'ws \Villi;im H., Topsfield

.\nnalile Nathaniel, Danvers

Annis (ieorge S., .M(>thuen

.\pi)leton Gi'orge, Hamilton

Bailev Dani<'l, West Newbury

li.i-s.^tt K.H., Salem

ISnlcheldiT Ezra, Beverly

liaNley Uiohard L., (West) Amcsbury

lieiit .l.ames, Lynnfiild

r.radliury Daniel, Wenh.am

Itragdon Barak. Grovelaud

Brown Stephen D., Lynn

Bryant Ainasa, Lawrence

Bryant Jonathan, Lynnfield (Centre)

Burnhani \\'arren, Gloucester

Calley Willi.im, Salem

Canney Hiram, Newburyport

(Uiapman t!harles W., Ipswich

Cochran .Tames, Andover

CofRu & Jewctt, Newburyport

Cole Warren, Kockport

Collins Oliver, Lawrence

Cutts Benjamin, Salem

Cutts Kichard, "

DalcE G., Haverhill

Dane John, Hamilton

Davis Stephen L., Gloucester

Dooris James, Andover

Ellis Arno P., (Sutton's MiUs)Andover

England D. B. & J. J., West Newbury

Ervine Asa, Lynn

Evans E., Marblehead

Foster Robert, Beverly

Gale William, Amesbury

Gamage Gideon L., Lynn

George E. H. & G. J., Newburyport

George Joseph M., Newburyport

Gilbert WilUam G., Essex

Goodell A. C, Salem

Goodhue Abel, Essex

Goodhue J. B., Salem

Goodridge Wm., (New Mills) Danvers

Goss C. P., Methuen

Gregory S. B.. Marblehead

Guilford Samuel P., Ipswich

Iladlock John, Kockport

Hale Albert, "

Haseltine AViUiam, Haverhill [cester

Haskell Benjamin, [shipsmith] Glou-

Haskell Francis, Essex

Haskell Lntlier, Rowley

Haskell Perldns, Beverly

Hilton Francis, Gloucester

Hobbs David, Topsfield

Howe Augustus M., (iloucester

Howe A. M., [shipsmith] Gloucester

Howe Charles, Methuen

Howe & Dodge, (North) Danvers

Johnson John, West Newbury

Johnson AVashington, Haverhill

Kenney George, Salem

Kimball Jefferson, Boxford

KimbiiU Thomas H., (North) Andover

Knight Enoch, Nevi'bury

Knowlton George, Kockport

Long Henry, Topsfield

l/vuamus George A., A\'enham

Slack James, (North) Danvers

Manning George W., Newburj'port

McGlew H., "

JIarsh Richard, Amesbury

Merrill Jonathan, Andover

Moody Henry, New luiry port

Morse Samuel, West Newbury

Ne.ll Ebenezer.(West) Lynn

Neal James M., Saugus

Neal Samuel & D.avid, Lynn

Nichols John, Salem

Osgood Benjamin, Lawrence

Page Ebenezer P., (West) Amesbury

Page John T., Newburyport

Palmer Charles II., (West) Amesbury

l^rsons John J., Salem

Patten George, Salisbury

Peaboily J. & N., Bradford

Pearl J. B., (North) Danvers

Peirscm George H., Salem

Perry Kranci.s Jj., Sulcm (buryport
I'ettigrew .Mark, (Belvilloport) New-
I'ctteiigill Henry, Georgetown
Plic'lps Henry, (Sutton's Mills)Andovcr
I'iiTce tk, (,'larke, Essex
I'luniiner .Moses, Salem
^'oland Daviil, (Halhird Vale) Andover
Pollard Dustiti .M., (North) Andover
Poor Melzard, Ipswich
Potter Daniel, .Silem
I'rcietor Eben, Gloucester
I'utti.im Joseph, Newburyport
I'.ich.irilson A. & N., Manchester
Kiggs James .M., Lynn [dover

Sanders Timothy, (Ballard A'ale) An-
Sargent, Gunnison & Co., (West)

Amesbury
Sargent Jonathan B., (West) Amesbury
Sawyer Leonard, " "

Sawyer Thomas C, '• "

Sheldon S.amuel, ll.averhill
Staekpole C. P., Lawrence
Starr Wilham H., Lynu
Stewart — ., Andover
Stiles David Jr., Midilleton
Stoddard D. & B., Salem
Story Abel Jr., Essex
Symonds Dean C, Salem
Thomas Joseph, Lynn
Thompson Isaiic, Georgetown
Todd Charles L., Rowley
Very Nathaniel, Salem
Wadleigh Jonathan, Salisbury
Walton Josiah Jr., Salem
Waterhouse G. II., Topsfield
Webber Seba, Saugus
Wheeler & Marine, Gloucester
Wilkins Charles, Salem
Winslow & Randall, Marblehead
Woodbury Benjamin, (West) Boxford
Woodbury & Giles, Beverly

Boat and SMp Builders.

Beadle Joseph, Salem

Becket & Fellows, Salem

Boyd Adam, Essex

Burnham Aaron, 2d, Essex

Burnham Eben & Brothers, Essex

Burnham Jeremiah, "

Burnham Luke, "

Burnham Oliver, , "

Burnham W. R. & D. A., "

Choate Lewis, Ipsmch

Courtney Benjamin, Essex

Ewell Edward, Jlarblehead

Gerry Elbridge, Lynnfield

Hardy Thomas, Essex

James & JIcKenzie, Essex

Leach William, Salem

Lowell Brothers, [wherries] Salisbury

Orne & RoUe, Newburyport

P.arkhurst Charles, Essex

Perkins Edward, Gloucester

Pickett & Ladd, Newburyport

Piper & Lunt, "

Prescott George H., Rowley

Story Abel. Essex

Story Andrew & Co., Essex

Story Epes, "

Topham James, Slarblehead

Bookbinders.

Bre.are Thomas. Marblehead

Crafoot H. T.. Newburj'port

Herbert Thoni.as, Lvnn

Ives W. & S. B., Salem

Perley J. Jr. & Co.. "

Tilton J G. & Co., Newburyport

Booksellers.

Barnes .T. H., Lawrence
Breare Thomas. Marblehead
Brooks D. B., Salem
Burnham James P., Andover
Call A. A., Newburyport
Cloon Wiltiam F., Marblehead
Cogswell Daniel, Ipswich
Colby J., Lawrence
Creameu George, Salem
Dow John C, La\vrence
Draper AV. F., Andover
Ford George L.. Gloucester

90

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Grant Franklin, Ijawrenco
Herbert Thomas, Lynn
Hersey Caleb, Haverhill
Ives W. & S. 15., Salem
Jaques B. A., Haverhill
Mayo Amory, Gloucester
Munroe J. M., Lynn
Newman Mai-k, Andover
Proctor Francis, Gloucester
Putnam Francis, Salem
itichar'lsim Alpheus, Methuen
Samls Michael, Andover
Sargent Moses H., Newburyport
Tiltou John G. & Co., "
Tuck Joseph D., Beverly
AVhipple Charles, Newburyport
Whipple Henry & Son, Salem

Boot and Shoe Dealers.

Averill & Law, Saiem
Averill E. P. & Co., Middletown
Bancroft Thomas F., Danvers
Barlow John, Salem
Barry William H., Lynn
Bartlett B. F. & Co., Newburyport
Bennett 11. P. & Sons, Haverhill
Bosson & Glover. Salem
Brown Asa, Ipswich
Brown John, Lawrence
Burnham & Gentlee, Manchester
Burrows Egbert, Lynn
Bus well Eben, Salem
Caldwell A. & Co., Ipswich
Cheney A. P., (North) Andover
Colby Harris, Lawrence
Cram M., Lawrence
Dalton J. & Son, Salem
Davis L. B., Newburyport
Dike Samuel, Beverly
Dodge William, Manchester
Driver S., Salem
Elliott W^illiam, Haverhill
Ferguson T. B., Salem
Flint William, Gloucester
Ford George L., Gloucester
Footman & Currier, Lawrence
Foss Thomas, Marblehead
Foster Moses, Groveland
Frye T. C, Andover
Fuller John S., Haverhill
Fuller Nathan, Haverhill
Gomes Joseph, Salem
Greeley Joseph, Newburyport
Green S. A., Newburyport
Hale George D., Rockport
Harmon George 0., Haverhill
Haskell John W., Gloucester
Haskell William H., Gloucester
Henderson S. Jr., Salem
Homer John, Lynn
Horton Nathaniel, Newburyport
Hovey B. K., Lawrence
Howe Nicholas, Andover
Hoyt & Whittier, Lawrence
Jordan Simon, Newburyport
Jordan AViUiam W. & Co., Salem
Larrabee S. N., Salem
Lee George W., Salem
Low John, Methuen
Mason Horace, (North) Andover
McCombe John, Gloucester
Merriam F. P. & Co., Middletown
Morss William B., Newburyport
Nourse A., Salem
Nutting William Jr., Marblehead
Osgood Joseph, Haverhill
Palmer Charles & Co., Salem
Parsons Gorham, Gloucester
Peabody Charles, Newburyjiort
Pear.son S. & Co., Newburyport
Perkins D. & C, Gloucester
Perkins George, Amesbury

Perkins , Amesbury

Perley John, Sak'ui
Pcttiogill William, Amesbury
Phelps Joel, Andover
I'ingry Daniel, Newburyport
Plummer M. J., Salem
Plummer Z. H., Salem
Khodes C, Salem
Richardson Jeremiah, Salem
Robinson R. Jr., Newburyport

Rowell Samuel, (North) Danvers

Sander.soa John C, Lynn

Sargent E. A., Haverhill

Simonds S. Jr., Lawrence

Slater Edward, Gloucester

Smith E. W., Newburyport

Stickney John, Lynn

Ta3 lor John & Henry, Amesbury

Thompson E., Georgetown

Trask John, Lynn

Tufts Eli G., Rockport

Wait Joseph & Sons, Ipswich

AA'allis & Perkins, Beverlv

Webster William, [rubliers] (W.) Lynn

Wellington & Daniels. Ipswioli

Wetherbee & Webster, Lawrence

\V'hittredge AVilliam A., Lynnlield

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

[See also Shoe Mamifactiirers.]
Allen Francis R., Hamilton
Annis J W., Newburyport
Armitage George, Newburyport
Ashby R. R., Salem
Atwood George, Groveland
Averill E. P. & Co., Middletown
Babeuf Eugene, Lynn
Balch W. H., Groveland
Bartlett Benjamin, Newburyport
Bartlett George AV., Newburyport
Bassett J. R., Marblehead
Bishop Benjamin, Rowley
Blanchard ,1., Haverhill
Boardman Sewell, Saugus
Boardman AV. AA'., Savigus
Boynton Henry, Rowley
Boynton 0. G. & Co., Haverhill
Bradley & Tyler, Haverhill
Brown Addison, Haverhill
Brown J. & Son, Marblehead
Brown Josiah, Ilaverhill
Buifum D. C, Salem
Buffum Edward S., Salem
Caldwell A. & Co., Ipswich
Cameron John II., Gloucester
Carleton George Jr., HaverhiU
Carleton George P., Groveland
Chamberliu Asa AV., Newburyport
Chaphn George AA^., Georgetown
Chaplin Henry P., Georgetown
Chapman Samuel, Marblehead
Chase & Emerson, Haverhill
Chase Russell S., (East) Haverhill
Chase S. & C. AV., Haverhill
Clark & Dearborn, Methuen
Clement Stephen, (AA'est) Amesbury
Coburn S. M., HaverhiU
Coker John B., Georgetown
Colby Samuel, Manchester
Cross Benjamin, Newburyport
Currier & Co., HaverhiU
Currier Daniel, Methuen
Currier David, Newburyport
Currier Thomas, Newburyport
Daland B., Salem
Davis L. B., Newlmrvport
Davis AViUiam, Knckport
Dodge Aaron, Hamilton
Dole Lewis II., ]{owley
Downer J. R., AVest Newbury [ladies']
Dresser T. N., Haverhill
Drown John 0., Rockport
Duty N. P., HaverhiU
Elliott J C, (East) Haverhill
Emerson Benjamin, 2d, HaverhiU
Farnsworth T. H., Ilaverhill
Farlev Nathaniel R. & Sons, Ipswich
Fittsb. F., HaverhiU
Fitts Joseph, Haverhill
Flowers & Goodhue, Salem
Foster AVilliam H., Rockport
Frye T. C, Andover
Gardner D, & J, AV., HaverhiU
Garney Thomas. Marblehead
George Frederick, Mctlmen
George & Little. Haverhill
George & AVhittier, HaverhiU
Giles Elien. Rockport
Gould .Viiio.s vt .'<on, AVenham
Graves William H., Ipswich
Greeley Joseph, Newburyport

Green J. C, Haverhill
Green S. A., Newburyport
Greenleaf S. & Co., HaverhiU
Greenough E. & T., Groveland
Gregory & Smith, Marblehead
Griffith N. H., Groveland
Guild EH T., Lynn
Hale George D., Rockport
Hale John, Boxford
Harris James, Marblehead
Harris Joseph & Son, Marblehead
Haseltiue Charles, Ilaverhill
Haskell AVilliam T., Marblehead
Hawks Benjamin, Marblehead
Ilerriek Charles, Topsfield
Ilewes & Hunking, HaverhiU
Hidden S., Marblehead
Ililliard Timothy, Newburyport
Hitchcock & Appleton, Hamilton
Hitchings Benjamin, Saugus
Hitchings Edward, Saugus
Hitchings Otis M., Saugus
Hobson Daniel, Haverhill
Hobson John H., HaverhiU
Holmes D. P., Georgetown
Holmes Samuel, Georgeto^vn
Holt Thomas, Andover
Homan John, Marblehead
Homan John. Lynn
Horton Nathaniel, Newburyport
Hosmer Charles E., Georgetown
Howe A. S., Ips^vich
Howe Moses, Haverhill
Howe Nicholas, Andover

Howe , Boxford

Hunking Ehhu, Haverhill
Hutchinson E. & AA'. A., Ilaverhill
Jackson P., Saugus
Johnson D. AV., Haverhill
Johnson L. & Co., HaverhUl
Jordan S., Newburyport
Kaultfort WUliam, Rockport
Kimball Albert, Ilaverhill
Kimball Alfred R., (West) Amesbury
Kimball Benjamin, Topsfield
Kimball George, Rowley
Kimball AV. N. & J., Haverhill
Kimball AV. R., (AA'est) Boxford
Knight George & Co., Marblehead
Knight Jloses C, Newburyport
Knight AA'illiam A., Salem
Lake Calvin H., Marblehead
Lancaster T & J. P., HaverhiU
Lane Thomas L., Topsfield
La^vrence Emanuel, JIarblehead
Lee George AV., Haverhill
Lefavour James, Marblehead
Lefavor James 0., Marblehead
Little & Noyes, GeorgetoM'n
Little AA'ilUam A., Newburyport
Long John, Marblehead
Lovering John A., Georgetown
Lucy AVilliam, HaverhiU
Mason J. B. & Son, Marblehead
Merrill John F., Haverhill
Merriam F. P. & Co., Middleton
Montgomery & Co., Haverhill
jMorrison Daniel, Rowley
Morss AVilliam B., Newburyport
Jloulton Daniel E., Georgetown
Newhall Charles AA^., Saugus
Newhall David, "

Newhall John AV., "

Nichol J. B., (East) HaverhiU
Nichols Moses, Haverhill
Ordway AA'arreu, HaverhiU
Page Paul, Groveland
Page Rufus H., Groveland
Palmer Asa, Lynnfield
Parker Stephen, Groveland
Parker AVoodbridge, Groveland
Patch Abraham Jr., AVenham
Peabody A. S., Topsfield
Peabody Charles, Newburyport
Peabody D. R., Salem
Peabody George, AVenham
Perkins Ezra, 3d, Essex
Perkins & Jones, AVenham
Perkins R. D., Topsfield
Perley & Drew, Rowley
Perley Samuel, HaverhiU
Pettingill B. F , Newburyport

ESSEX COUNTY.

Ul

I't'ttinRill llcnry A., Nowburyport
I'helps Jool, AndoYcr
l'liilli|is Kiohanl Jr., Topsficld
l'iii.u;ry Haniel, Nowburyport
I'latts Colinan, (icorcfctowu
Tool Iliirvey, Uockport
I'rime Daniel N., Ki)\vley
I'nK-tor Thomas, Ksscx
I'miclianl .1. P., Salem
liiiMisdcU Daniel S., Lynn
llauil l.oonanl, llaveriiill
IteViioMs .IcM'pli, Marhlehcaa
H.'vnolils Jliohael, .Marblehcad
lihdilcs Edwax'd, (West) Lynn
Itobinson H. Jr., IS'ewburyport
Itoliinson Samuel, Newburyport
I'oss John, Newburvport
Koundy (ieorKe, lieverly
Itoundy Neheiuiah, Ucverly
Sargent W. 11., Essex
Savary George & Son, Grorcland
Sawyer Aaron, Amesbury [boots]
Sawyer & \Vheclcr, Groveland
Sparhawk John Jr., Mai-blehead]
Sparhawk Samuel, Marbleheadj
Smith K. W'., Xewhuryport
Smith Thomas B., Beverly
Snow Thoma.s, Marblehead
Stevens J., Haverhill
Stevens Robert, Mai-blehead
Stevens M'illiam, Marblehead
Stiokney D. B. & Sons, Groveland
Storj' Stephen & Son, Manchester
Stew"art & Tibbetts, Haverhill
Symonds & Brothers, Salem
Tonney George J., Georgetown
Tilton"j. C, Haverhill
Todd Henry B., Rowley
Todd Nathan, Rowley
Wait Joseph & Sons, Ipswich
AValkcr Franklin, Danvers [boots]
Wallingford Charles, Groveland
Watson D. S., Haverhill
^^■ebste^ N. & Co., Haverhill
Webster P., Haverhill
Wvlliugton & Daniels, Ipswich
■West Isaac S., Manchester
Wliite J. G. & Son. Methuen
AVhite T. ^Y., Methuen
Whittier A. G., Haverhill
Mliittier Leonard, Haverhill
Whittredge Wm. A., Lynnfield (Centre)
Wilbor Daniel N., Rowley
Winter David JI., Georgetown
Woodbury George, Hamilton
Woodman B. P. & Co., Haverhill
Wooldridge Thomas Jr., Marblehead
Worthen George AV., Haverhill
Wright John, Topslield

Botanic Medicines.

Burnham J., La\vrence
Knight \Villiam M., Marblehead
Iiummus George, Lynn
Rogers R. S., Lynn
Smith N. J., Lawrence

Botanic Physicians.

.■\d:ims John Q., IlavcrhiU
.\nies Seth C. Lawrence
liurnham Josiah, Lawrence
Jenkins Jacob, Andover
Ordwa)- Aaron, Lawrence
Patten J. R., Salem
Russell Charles, Methuen
Russell Jonathan F.. Methuen
Smith X. J., Haverhill

Box Makers.

Roberts Isaac, (New Mills) Danvers
Taylor J. & A., Danvers

Brass and Copper Founders.

[See also Coppersmiths.]
Davis Edjnund & Son, (N.) Andover
Essex Company, LawTcnce
Jackman & Goss, Salem
AVaters Andrew S., Salem

Brewers.

Frost Samuel, Newburyport
Littlefield Josiah, Newburyport

Powers Tliomas, Newburyport
\\'inn Benjamin L., Sulcm

Brick Makers.

Berry David, liiswich
Putnam Joseph, .Salem

Britannia Ware Manufacturers.

Smith K))en, Beverly
Trask Israel,

Brokers.

Joplin W. D., Lawrence
Nichols George, Salem
Pierce N., Salem
Shcpard 1. D., Salem

Butchers.

Abbot Enoch, Andover

Abbott J. 51. , Andover

Abbott Milton, Andover

Abbott Moses, Lawrence

Adams Richard, Newbury

Akerman Benjamin, Araesbur)'

Bailey C. P. & Co., (North) Andover

Barnes P W., Boxford

Bray Silas, Gloucester

Chapman E. L., Lawrence

Churchill & Co., Lawrence

Cressey & Bray, Gloucester

Cross John D., Ipswich

Davis George G., Haverhill

Gordon George, West Newbury

Gordon Joseph Z., AVcst Newbury

Gould J. P., Topsfield

Green Samuel U., Ipswich

Greenleaf M. H., West Newbury

Hardy John B., Groveland

Hill & Sawyer, Lawrence

Hoyt Aaron, Haverhill

Huntington P., Haverhill

Low Micajah, Essex

Marshall & Witham, Gloucester

Merrill Daniel, 3d, Methuen

;Merrill .lohn S., M'cst Amesbury

Messer Darius, Methuen

Jlillet Joshua, Rowley

Monday William & Son, Topsfield

Moore Thomas, Topsfield

Morse & French, Lawrence

Jloulton Daniel, Bradford

Osgood Nahuni, Salisbury

Pierce L. B., Haverhill

Porter Oliver, Topsfield

Proctor Thomas M., Essex

Robinson Alfred, (New Mills) Danvers

Rogers Philip K., Xewburj-

Sargent Richard, (West) Amesbury

Sawyer Asa, Danvers

Shepherd George H., Gloucester

Sheldon Charles, Manchester

Sheldon Jesse, Beverly

Stark W. D., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Tcnney Charles, Newburyport

Tenney John, Groveland

Tewksbury William, Amesbury

Titcomb Brothers, Rowley

Valpv S. G., Andover

AValdo L., Bradford

AVliceler & Tonney, Manchester

Whipple John S., Topsfield

Woodbury Tristram, (North) Danvers

Woodman Stephen, Salisbury

Cabinet Makers.

Abbot n. & Co., Andover
Allen & Decker. Bererlv
Allen H. P. & S. P., Manchester
Attwell Jesse L.. Lynn
Barnard H. F.. Andover
Bayley Thomas S., Newburyport
Boynton Henry, Rowley
Boynton AVilli-am, (Georgetown
Brown & Fuller, Manchester
Brown James, Newburyport
Cole Weeden, Beverly
Cook Thomas, Lawrence
Currier S. 0., Salisbury
Danforth & Co., Jlanchester
Dodge Cyrus, Manchester
Dole Elam, Methuen

JMKon Elijah, Lynn

Ellenwood & Montier, Beverly

Ellery Benjamin, (Jlouccster

Eufltis Ehone/er, DanverH

Flint David. Marblehead

Foster David (.".. BeviTly

Giles Alfred, l{ock|iorl

(iodsoe John, Manchester

Ilciiilersnii S: Kindi.'ill, Salem

Hildreth liinjamiii, .Manchester

Hilton Aaron S., Salinbury

Hubon Henry, Salem

Hunt William, Lynu

Kelham & Fit;^, Manchester

Lambert Porter, Salem

L.amson John I!., Ipswich

Lee Charles, Manchester

Lord Josiah, Ipswich

Mann John, Lynu

Moody Moses. Newbim-port

Newman Mark, Ipswich

Ne^vman .Mark, 2(1, Andover

Nye Joseph W., (West) Lynn

Pickett Thomas, [reed organs] Beverly

Poor Nathan, Newburyport

Proctor Charles, Gloucester

Rogers Eben, Newburyport

Rolfe Eben, Newburyport

Russell Andrew, Ipswich

Russell Porter, Newburyport

Safford Samuel, Newburyport

Sanderson John, Salem

Seidenburg Henry. Newburyport

Severance & Jcwett. Manchester

Smith J. F., Marblehcad

Yalpy S. G., Andover

A'ery Nathaniel, 2d, Salem

Wallis Joseph, Salem

AVebb John C. Manchester

■vniipple & Fellows. Salem

AVilliston S. P.. Salem

Woodbury Larkin. Manchester

Carpenters.

Adams Dudley, Rockport
Adams Giles, Newbury [port

Adams Joel, (Belvilleport) Newbury-
Allen Isaac, Essex
Anderson John, Methvien
Aycr Samuel N., Boxford
Babson Aln-am, Newburyport
Bagley William, (West) .Vmesbury
Bailey Ezekiel P. & Sons, Rowley
Bailey H. & C, Lawrence
Bailey John, Newburyport
Bailey John Jr., Newburyport
Bailey J. N.. AVest Newbury
Bartlett George AV., Newburyport
Bartlett Joseph. Amesbury
Bassett J. R.. Marblehcad
Batchelder Edmund. AVenham
Batchelder Sewall, Newburyport
Batchelder T. L., Newburyport
Batchelder AVilliam Jr., Salem
Bennet Josiah H., Lynn
Berry Henry, (North) Andover
Bowden Thomas, Marblehead
Breed Samuel 0.. Lynn
Brooks John, Salem
Brown A. & J., Manchester
Brown Charles. F^ssex
Brown George. Salem
Browni G. A., Salem
Brown Ira P., Lynn
Brown Jonathan & Son, Salem
Brown & Upton, Salem
Browne Nathan, Ipswich
Bryant Benjamin, Lynnfield (Centre)
Burnham Edward, Gloucester
Butler John. Ija^vrence
Caldwell Daniel A., Lynn
Carlton James. (West) Boxford
Carleton J. F., Salem
Carleton J. P., Brailford
Chapman James. Marblehead
Chapman John, Marblehead
Chapman John Jr.. Lynn
Chickering Jacob, Andover
Chickering AA'illiam. Andover
Choato A.^B., Salem
Choate ApoUos, Rockport
Choate Caleb S.,

92

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Choate David, Rockport

Choate John, Essex

Choate John S., Rockport

Choate Prentice, "

Churchill Ivory, Lynn

Clairbourne George C, Essex

Clark Allxn-t, Rockport

Clark Samuel, Topsfield

Clement II. D., Lawrence

CUfford Philo, Lynn

Coffin C, Salem

Cofiiu Emery, Newbnryport

Coffin Joseph, (Belvilleport) Ncwbury-
port [ship]

Cogswell Caleb, Essex

Colby Benjamin, Haverhill

Collins W., Newbnryport

Cooper Charles, Newbnryport

Cooper James M., Newbnryport

Cooper John, Newbnryport

Conrtney Benjamin, Essex

Cresscy Bradstreet, Rowley

Cross John H., Beverly

Currier John Jr., (Belvillcpor t) N w-
buryport [ship]

Currier & Townsend, (Belvilleport)
Newburyport [ship]

Curtin A. L., Lynn

Danforth J. A., Salem

Danforth S. G., Salem

Darwell Hezekiah, (North)I)anver3

Dearborn C. L., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Dennis Dcvereux Jr., Salem

Dickson Augustus, Salem

Dickson Thomas Jr., Salem

Dodge Azer Jr., Beverly

Dodge Greenleaf, Newburyport

Dodge Jacob Jr., Wenham

Dodge Rufus A., Wenham

Dodge Timothy P., AVenham

Dodge William L., Newburyport

Dodge William S., Newburyport

Duggan Patrick, Beverly

Dunn J. II. & Co., Saugus

Dvxtton Benj., (Belvilleport) Newbury-
port [ship] [vers

Dwinell Hezekiah, (New JNIills) Dan-
Edwards J. B., Salem

Edwards John S., Salem

Ellis Israel D., Topsfield

Elwell & Day, Salem

Eveleth Aaron, (New Mills) Danvers

Eveleth Francis, (New Mills) Danvers

Fears Samuel P., Gloucester

Felch Daniel M., Groveland

Fellows Ephraim, Ipswich

Fisher Joseph, Lawrence

Fitz J. L., Salem

Flanders George W., Lynn

Foster Jacob, Topsfield

Francis Wm., Danvers, [shoe-benches
and clamps]

French Curtis S., Newburyport

Friend Daniel AV., Manchester

Gage Alfred, Haverhill

Gage George, Bradford

Gardner & Walker, Salem

George William, Georgetown

GiffordT.J. & Co.. Salem

(Jilman Hiram, Lynn

Gibson Samuel, Newburyport

dilman Joseph, Lynn

(ioldthwait & Da}', Salem

Goodhue M., Salem

fioilsoe Benjamin, Salisbury

Goodwin 11. K., Marlilchead

(ioodwin Joseph, Marlilchead

Goo.hviu Philiji. Murblchead
Goodwin Samuel. I., Lynn
Goodwill William, ^larblehead
Grant John S., D.nivi-rs
Granville Stephen, (North) Danvers
Green Ai>roti, Ijynn
Green Israel, licverly
GrifUn Bennett, Gloucester
Guilford S.'iniucl A., Lynn
Hale Peiiiberton, Salem
llaminoiid .lolin Q., Lynn
Hardy Aimer, Groveland
Hardy Cliiirle.'f, Groveland
Harris (J., Marldehead
Hastings Nathaniel, Methuen

Hayden William H., Lyrmfield

Heath A. C, Haverhill

Heath W. D., Ilaverliill

Heavey Thomas, Newburyport

Hill Henry, Groveland

Hill & Kehew, Salem

Hill Parsons C., Lynn

Hilton Andrew J., Lynn

Ilolison Moses, Lyrmfield

Ilodgkins Daniel L., Ipswich

Holt Peter, (North) Andover

Honeycomb Thomas P., Salem

Honeycomb AVilliam H., Salem

Hooper John, Rockport

Hooper Robert Jr., Rockport

Ilopkiiison William, Groveland

llo))kinson Uriah, Groveland

Howe Edward, (East) Boxford

Iloyt Edward, Gloucester

Hoyt Moses B., (West) Amesbury

Huse Timothy S., Haverhill

Ilutchins B. B., Lawrence

Hyde Daniel, Lynn

Ilsley Joseph R., Newburyport

Jackman George W. Jr., Newburyport

[ship]
Jewett Mark R., Rowley
Jillson George, Lynn
Jillson Samuel, Lynn
Jones AVilliam, Salem
Kelham Augustus, Manchester
Kelley Joseph B., (West) Amcsbury
Kenniston & Sons, Salisbury [ship]
Killam John, Georgetovm
Kimball Humphi'ey, Rowley
Kimball John, Georgetown
Kimball Joseph, Georgetown
Kimball Josiah, Ipswich
Kimball & Richardson, Newburyport
Knight Thorndike, Salem
Knox Eli, Groveland
Lakeman WiUiam, AVenham
Lancaster Thomas, Newburyport
Lane AA'illiam Jr., Rockport
Larkin Benjamin, Beverly
Lawrence George, Lj'nnfield
Leavitt H. D., Salem
Leavitt AValter, Salem
Lewis James S., Lynn
Lewis Samuel, Salem
I>ittle George, Lynn
Long William, Salisbury
Lord Josiah Jr., Ipswich
Lord Samuel , Lynn
Lovejoy John, Salem
Lowell Daniel & Co., Salisbury
iNIansfield Daniel Jr., Lynnfield
Blartin J. S., Slarblehead
Martin Samuel, Marblehead
Martin AA'illiam, Marblehead
Masury James, Beverly
Masury John, Salem
Blayo Solomon H., Lynn
McTntire, Nathaniel, Essex
Mcacom John, Beverly
Jlcleher Edward, Salem
;\Ierriani J. V. & T., Lawrence
?.[errill Franklin A., Danvers
Merrill Samuel B., Lynn
Millitt David K., Lynn
.Alorg.an ^\'illiam B., Manchester
Morrill B. E., Groveland
Morrill Robert, Salisbury
Morrill AA'ilham E., Newburyport
Morse Edmund, Haverhill
Morse AVilliam AV^., Lynn
Morss Joseph, Newburyport
Moulton N. P., Salem
Munroe I'hipps, Lynn
Nash l''rinicis J., Newburyport
Ncweoiiili Samuel N., Lynntield(Ccntre)
Newliiiil Allen A., Lvnnfield
Nnn-is \V;ilter, Salem
Nourse Kiissell. Ijiswich
Noves Samuel C, AVest Newbury
XoVes A\'ard, (Xorth) Am lover
Oakes Frederick G., ]{ockport
Ober J. & J. E., Beverly
Osgood & McKay, Amcsbury [ship]
Page John 11., Newburyport
Page William R., Lawrence
Palmer Charles, Salem

Palmer S. D., (AA^est) Lynn
Parker AA^ L., Groveland
Parsons S. S., Danvers
Patch William, Beverly
Peabody James M., Salem
Perkins Edward, Gloucester [boats]
Perkins E. B., Salem
Perkins Henry, (North) Danvers
Perkins & AVoodbury, Salem
Pettingill Amos, Salisbury
Pettingill & Colby, Newburyport
Phelps Augustus, Middletown
Phelps AVilliam A., Middletown
Plumer H., Lawrence
Pool Eben., Rockport
Pool Eliphalet, Rockport
Poor Isaac, AA'est Newbury
Porter Benjamin, Hamilton
Porter George, (New Mills) Danvers
Porter Joshua, Hamilton
Porter Jonathan J., (AA'est) Boxford
Potter John S., Topsfield
Preston R. J., Beverly [ship]
Prince AA'arreu, Beverly

Proctor , Saugus

Raddin John, Lynn

Roberts 0. H. & S., Haverhill

Ross Josiah, (New Mills) Danvers

Rossiter & Daley, Lawrence

Ruddock Thomas, West Newbury

Russell Mood}', Andover

Sargent Abel, (North) Andover

Sargent Thomas Jr., (AA'est) Amesbury

Sawyer Joshua, Salisbury

Shapleigh Charles, West Newbury

Shaw Charles G., Groveland

Shorey Joseph G., Lynn

Small I. M., Topsfield

Smith Aaron Jr., Salem

Smith Benjamin H., Rowley

Smith David, Rowley

Smith David, Gloucester

Smith James A., Salem

Soule Enoch, Lynn

Southwick J. AA'., Lynn

Southworth A., Lynn

Spaulding Levi, Danvers

Spiller AVilliam T., (North) Andover

Spofford U. G., Essex

Stearns Daniel, (North) Andover

Stevens L. D., AA^est Newbury

Stickney Charles T., Salem

Stickney R., Salem

Stiles Dean, Salem

Stoddard Leonard, Lawrence

Taylor Carr L., Lynn

Taylor Joseph D.," Lvnn

Tewksbury & Caldwell, (West) Lynn

Thompson S. I., Lawrence

Thurston Nichols, Bradford

Tilton Samuel D., Salem

Titcomb Alfred, Salisbur'y

Toild Charles W., Lynn

Todd Frederick, Lvnn

Todd J. S.. Rowley

Toz/.er Samuel M.. Lvnn

Trefethen B. 15. . Lyrn

True Jtoses, Salisbury

Tufts Henry, Lynn

Tucker Eliom. S., Newburyport

Tucker A\"illiam, Newburyport

AVade John, Ipswich

A\';idi' William, Ipswich

AValdron (iilbert, Saugus

AA'.illis David, Rockport

AVallis John, Rockport

AValton James K., Newburyport

AA'arren G. IL, Salem

AA'ebber AA'illi.im, Beverly

AVhile & AViiieliester, Gloucester

AVhitt:iker AVilliam, Salem

AVhittier George, (Xew Alills) Danvers

AA'hittier Isaac, (West) Amesbury

AVhittier James J.. (West) Amesbury

AVillev Daniel, Toiisfield

AVillistoi, S. I'.,,'^alcm

AVitheni Wiil-'tm Jr., Rockport

AVithiiigton Henry, LawTcnce

AA'oodlniry Nehemi.ah, Hamilton

AVooiliii.'iii Albert L., Newburyport

Woodman Azel ((..Amesbury

AA'oodwell Brothers, Newburyport

ESSEX COUNTY.

03

Carpet Manufacturers.

Naylor (Icorfto, (North) Danvcrs
Tajilcy CiilljtTt, ('J'ai)li'yville) Dauvcrs

Carpetings.

Amps James K., Ilavciliill
Carlcton J. II., llavcrliiU
(ioMUiwaitiM. ,Ir. & Co., Salem
(idldthwait Willard, Salem
rulsilVr D. & .1., Salem
I'ulsiforN., Salem
Stearns A. \V'., I.awrenco
Swcctsor S. & Sou, Newburyport

Carriage Builders.

Atkinson .lohn, (ilouccstor

Bailey Kiioch, West .Newbury

R'lrtlett .lolm, Ne\vl)urv))()rt

lloyes Robert, (iiM.r;i:etown

lirown Anins, ( North jDanverS

Urown t'liarle.<, Ncwlnxryport

Chamberlain .lohn, ilavei'hill

Chamberlain 11., Salem

CIia.se William, (West) Ajnesbury

Coffin John, Salisbury

Cushin;; .1. '!'., Beverly

KUiot i'v Fol.-iom, (West) Amesbury

Gerry Mlbriil^e, Lynntic-ld

(iooilwiii K]ihraim. (\Vest) Amesbury

(ioodiiii;-. Sar^-ent i*^ Co..(\V.)Ajaiesbury

IlaiUey Franklin, AN'eiili.am

llawkes Adam, liynntield

Ilenlield Amos, Salem

Ilod^kins John Jr., Ipswich

lloyt Leonard, Lawrence

Lane John, Ip.swieh

Leaeh Thomas K., Topsfield

Lord A. v., Ipswich

Lorini; Edward 1)., Salem

Melntire H., Salem

Nichols Alfred. (West) Amesbury

Nichols William U., Salisbury

Noyes Charles IL, (West) Am'csbury

Palmer Charles, (West) Amesbury

Patten George, Salisbury

Peek Natlian, Lynn

Perkins Edward, Gloucester

Perrj- Felix, (West) Ame-sbury

Poor William & Co., Andover

Pressy Frank, (West) Amesbury

Rice Joseph, Andover

Richardson J. C, Newburyport

Sargent, Gunnison& Co.,(W.)Amesb'y

Sargent John P., (West) Amesbury

Sargent Jonathan B., (West) Amesbury

Sargent Tappan, "

Sargent Thomas, "

Sargent 'Willis P., "

Small Amos T., "

Smiley Francis, "

Smiley William, "

Stevens Samuel, '•

Stocker John W., Salem

Tuckwell Samuel S., (\\'cst) Amesbury

A"arum)i Corliss, Methuen

IVailleigh .Tonathan, Salisbury

^^aldron E. S., (New Mills) Danvers

U'rtllis Charles N., Beverlv

Whittier .lohn P., llaverliiU

Wliittier Moses, Rowley

Whitney & Tuttle, Salem

Wilkins Charles N., Danvers

Wood WiUiam, Lynn

Carvers.
Burnham Aaron L.. Essex
Decater Paul, Lynn
Rossiter Charles IL, Manchester
True Joseph, Salem
^Vilson & Son, Xcwburyport

Caulkers.

Burnham Noah. Essex
Burnham & Quimby, Essex
Chipman C. D. & Co., Newburyport
Church L., Newburyport
Duggan Patiick, Bevei'ly
I'landers Epoch, Newbur3T5ort
Knapp William, Newburyport
Mott F. & Co., Newburyport
Robinson David, Lynn

Tompson . Lynn

To]iham James, Marblehead

Chair and Sofa makers.

Ayers Isiuic, Manchester
Dane & Co., Manchester
Daiiforth & Co., Manchester
Doilge Cyrus, Manchester
lloyt William, .Manchester
.lolinson Wilii.'im, Manchester
Kimball .L, Salem
Standley Kufus, Alanehester
Tajijian S.'imuel, Manchester
VennardE. S., .Manchester

Cigar and Snuff Manufacturers.

Bartlett Freilerick B., Salem
Battis & Brown, i<alem
Bond Charles !M., Saugiw
Bond Jlilton, Saugus
ClilTord & Ross, Newburyport
Coiip James M., Saugus,
Copp John, Saugus
Copp WiUiam, Saugus
Fisk Francis, Saugus
Iluse Enoch, Newburyport
Jafjues Amos F., Newbm-yport
Laskey & Richards, Salem
Jlerriil W. W., Newburyport
Noble William, Saugus
Parker William, 2d, Saugus
Pousland T. D., Salem
Proctor Thomas B., Marblehead
Raddin Charles, Saugus
Raddin Hiram, Saugus
Raddin .Milton. Lynn
Sherwin A\'illiam, Salem
Skinner R. & Son, Salem
Smith Wilham R., Salem
Sweetser C. & Son, Saugus
Zimmerman J. A., Salem

Clergymen.

Explanation of the Abbreviations. — C.
T. , Con^regationalist ( Trinitarian) ;
B., Baptist; F. B.. Freewill Baptist;
ilf., Methodist; M. P., Methodist
Protestant; M. E., Methodist Epis-
copal; E. M., Evan. Methodist ; E.,
Episcopalian; O. U., Congregation-
alist ( Unitarian) ; Uv., Unirersalist ;
Ch., Christian; R. C, Roman Cath-
olic ; N. J., New Jerusaleyn ; Me.,
Millerite ; Mn., Mormon.
Abbott Joseph, [C. T.] Beverly
Adams I., [C. T.] Georgetown
Adams John, [M. E.] Lynn
Aiken J., [C. T.] Gloucester
Appleton Frank P., [C. U.] Danvcrs

Austin , [M. E.] :\Iarblehead

Babcock WiUiam R., [E.] Salem
Bacon J. M., [C. T.] Salisbury
Bailey A. F., [M. E.] Gloucester
Baker Abijah R., [C. T.] Lynn
Baker Henrj', [Uv.] Georgetown
Banister Daniel K., [M. E.] Saugus
Barrows F. Q,, [M. E.] Marblehijad
Bower Charles J., [C. XJ.] Newburyport
Boyden Luman, [M. E.] Salem
Braman Is,aa,c, [C. T.] Georgetown
Braman Milton P., [0. T.] Danvers
Brigham Levi, [C. T.] Saugus
Briggs W. T., [C. T.] (North) Andover
Brooks Eldridce S., [Uv.] Lynn
Bronson B. F.^ [B.] Methuen
Brown Addison, [B.] Haverhill
Brown WiUiam B.. [C. T.] Andover
Butler James D., [C. T.] Danvers
Burnham E., [Uv.] Essex
Byram R. P., [B.] Salisbury [port

Campbell Randolph. [C. T.] Newbury-
Carlton Michael, [B.] Salem
Carey John G., [M. E.] Topsfield
OarrA. W., [B.] Rowley
Chadwick Nicholas S., [Ch.] Lynn
Chaffin A. W., [B.] Danvers
Clark Jonas B., [C. T.] Lynn [cester
Coffin E. W., [Uv.](Annisquam) Glou-
Cogcin WiUiam S., [C.T.] Boxford
Cole Timothy, [Ch] Haverhill
Condit UzalVv., [C.T.] Lynnfield(Cen'r)
Comings E. J., [C. T.] Haverhill
Conway .Tames, [R. C.] Salem
Cuoke Parsons, [C. T.] 1-ynu

Cnrns Abijah, [C. T.](West) lluverhill
Crowell Robert, [(;. T.] Essex
Cusliing Stepli<-n, [M. E.] Lynn
Cutting II. P., (IJ,| AuieHbury [port
Dimmiek Luther F., [(;. T.J Ncwbury-
Dutton C. II., |i;v.] Essex
Dwincll Isra.O E., (C. T.j Salem
Katon William IL, [It.] Salem
Flddv Edwin B., [B.] Beverly
Edgidl .1. (J. A., [C. T.] WcstXewbury
I'/dls W. W., fC. T.] Newburyport
Kldredgi' George II., fCb.l .Salisbury

V. rson Brown, (('. T,| Salem

Kmerson R., [C. T.J Anilover
Fislier EbeneZer, [Uv.] Salem
Fisk Daniel T., [0. T.] Newburyport
Fitz Daniel, [C. T.] Ipswich
Fletcher James, [C. T.] Danvers
Flint James. [C. U.] Salem
Frothingham 0. B., [C. U.] Salem
Fuller Samuel, [E.] Andover
Gale Wakefield. [C. T.] P.oekport
Gannett All<-n, [C. T.] Beverly [port
Gordon William C, [M. E.] Newbury-
Greene H. S., [C. T.] (Ballard Vale) An-
Hallam Isaac W., [E.] Lynn [dover
Harrington Ilenrv F'.. [C.U.] Lawrence
High WiUiam CtJI.E.] Danvers
Hinckley I'rederick, [C. U.] Haverhill
Holbrook WiUard, [C. T.] (Line Brook)

Ipswich
Holbrook Willard, [C. T.] Rowley
Hood J. A., [C. T.] Middlcton
Iloppin J. M., [C. T.] Salem
Hosford B. F., [C T.] Haverhill
Howe 0. S., [M. E.] (Ballard A'ale)An-
Iluntoon B., [C. U.] Marblehead [dover

Johnson , [Uv.] Marblehead

Johnson .1. R., [Uv.] Lynn

Keeley Josiah, [B.] Wenham

Kelley Samuel, [.M. E.] Lawrence

King Rufus, [C. T.] Amesbury [head

LawTcnce Edward A., [C. T.] Marble-

Lennon Henry, [R. C] Newburyport

Lewis Wales, [C. T.] (East) Haverhill

Lincoln N., [Uv.] Andover

Lindsey John, [M. E.] Lj-nn

Lyle George, [B.] Rockport

Marcy Ichabod, [M. E.] (N.) Andover

Marvin .Tosiah, [Uv.] Saugus

Mason David, [M.] Rockport

JIa.son L. B., [Uv.] Haverhill

Mayo A. D., [Uv.] Gloucester

McDonald , [R. C] Lawrence

McLoud Anson, [C. T.] Topsfield
Medbury Nicholas, [B.] Newburyport
Merrill Wilham P., [I". B.] Amesbury
Mills Roliert C, [B.] Salem
Mordough J. H., [C. T.] Hamilton
Morse Bryan, [M. E.] Methuen
Mountford AVilham, [C. U.] Gloucester
Munroe Nathan, [C. T.] Bradford
O'Donnell James, [R. C] Lawrence
Oliphant D., [C. T.] (North) Uaverhill
Osier Leonard, [M. E.] Salem
Paine Albert, [C. T.] (West) Amesbury
Park Calvin E,, [C. T.] (West) Boxford
Patch George W., [B.] Marblehead
Pcirce Chas. IL, [C.T.](West) Andover
Perkins John W., [M. j;.] Newburyport
Pern- Gardner B.. [C. T.] Groveland
Philhps John C, [C. T.] Methuen
Pike Daniel P., [Ch.] Newburjport
Pike John. [C.T.] Rowley
Pinkham Nathaniel J.. [B.] jVmcsbury
Plumb D. IL, [Uv.] Gloucester
Plummer Henry, [Mn.] Haverhill
Prince .Tohn M., [C. T.] Georgetown
Putnam J. W., [Uv.] Danvers
Putnam Simeon. [M. E.] Lvnn
Redding C. W., [B.] Beverly
Richards Daniel, [M. E.] Lvnn
Richards William C, [B.] Lynn
Richardson .1. G., [B.] L;iwrcnce
Robinson Edwin L., [Ch.] E.ssex
Sanford Miles, [B.] Gloucester
Sawyer Benj.amin. [C. T.] Salisbury
Seabury Ed%nn. [C. T.] Gloucester
Shackford Chas. C. [C. U.l Lynn
Shahane Thomas IL, [R. C] Salem
Shepard James, [M. E.] Ipswich
Southg;ite Robert. [C. T.] Ipswich

94

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Spaulding Sam'lJ., [C. T.] Newb'yport
Spauldincr \V'.,[Uv.] (West) Haverhill
Stone T. T., [0. U.] Salem
Sweatland I. A., (M. E.] Salisbury

Sweet , [Ch.] Lawrence

Tavlor Jeremiah, [C. T.] Wenhami
Taylor J. L. , [C. T.] (South) Andover
Taylor 0. A. , [C. T.] Manchester
Tenuey i". V., [0. T.] Newbury
Thayer C. T., [C. U.] Beverly
Thompson J. W., [C. U.] Salem
Train Arthur S., [B.] Haverhill
Van Oampen H., [Uv.] Rockport
Vermilye A. G., [C. T.] Newburyport
Very .Tones, Salem
Wajigoner W. H., [Uv.] Methuen
■\Vassou David A., [C. T.] Groveland
AV'hoaton Levi, [C. T.] Gloucester
Willard F. A., [B.] Danvers
Williams Francis C., [C. U.] Andover
Wilson Jarvis, [M. E.] Gloucester
AVithington L., [C. T.] Newbury
Woodman Jonathan, [F. B.] Lawrence
Worcester Samuel M., [C. T.] Salem

Clothing, &/C.

Allen Edward, Salisbury

Alley John, 3d, Lynn

Baker S. N., Ipswich

Ballou C. N. & J. W., Newburyport

Bartlett Charles A., Marblehead

Batchelder Oliver F., Danvers

Bates & Perkins, Salem

Bott S. R., Newburyport

Boyd Joel, Essex

Brown Joiin, Marblehead

Campbell George W., Newburyport

Cantillon J. 0. H., Lawrence

Carlton & Merrill, Salem

Carpenter D. P., Salem

Chamberlain George, Marblehead

Chancy James, Salem

Cheeney Charles, Newburyport

Conway John, Marblehead

Currier A., Haverhill

Dane, Dole & Co., Danvers

Day Luther, Lawrence

Dean II. A., Lawrence

Dean AV'illiam II., Rockport

Dike Samuel, Beverly

Edwards Benjamin, Salem

Elwell & Dann, Gloucester

Fairfield J. M. & Co., Lawrence

Fletcher Edmund, Haverhill

Eraser John, Salem

Griffin E., Salem

(irffith.s Rufus S., Newburj'port

Harvey George B. & W. H., Lynn

Haskell AVilliam H., Gloucester

Hill iieorge W., Lawrence

Keith Nathaniel, Lynn

Kimball & Treab, Haverhill

KimbainVilliam R., (West) Boxford

Linn H. P.j (Ballard Vale) Andover

Loguc Daniel, Andover

Lord William, Beverly

Martin Dean il., Newburyport

Merchant Henry E., Gloucester

Millett William P., Andover

Nason S. F., Lawrence

Newcomb T. & J., Haverhill

Palmer William H., Salem

Pock J. & F. S., Salem

Pi^rkiiis S: Brown, Salem

ItosN 'I'iiiiiithy B., Ipswich

Siavernsi George W., Salem

Shaw Mofios H. Jr., Gloucester

ShowcU Alfred, Lawrence

Sibley G. N., Salem

SiiMiuonsA. K., Salem

Smith Foster, Newburyport

Smith Foster W., Newburyport

Smith Gccirgo II., Salem

Sii.uihliiig William R., Lawrence

Stacy Khrii 11., Gloucester

Sweetscr Moses, Newburyport

Tappan John S., Gloucester

Taylor Levi, Haverhill

Tuck .losoph T)., Beverly

Tufts di-oi-go. Rockport

Tiinici' (icorge. Salisbury

Usher Roland (i.. Lynn

Wade Frank, Marblehead
Willcomb Daniel L., Ipswich
Williams James, (West) Lynn
Woodbury Henry, Lynn

Cloths and Cassimeres.

Henfield John, Salem

Coal and Wood.

Appleton Thomas, Marblehead

Black Moses & James, Danvers

Breed Daniel, Lynn

Breed & Fowler, Lynn

Brooks A. T., Salem

Brown Jacob, Ipswich

Brown Ne\vman, Newburyport

Clifford & Neal. Lynn

Coffin William, Newburyport

Dike John, Salem

Dol liver & Stacy, Gloucester

Dodge J. L., Salem

Fowler & Kingsbury, Salisbury

Fowler Richard & Son, Newburyport

Grover John, Salem

Hale Samuel, Newburyport

Haskell & Marshall, Rockport

Hatch L. B., Salem

Ileeney & Clark, Salem

Ilodgkins J. B., Rockport

How Moses, Haverhill

Humphrey & Twisden, Marblehead

Hunt Joseph, Salem

Kitfield Thomas H., Blan Chester

Knight George W., Manchester

Newhall William M., Lynn

Patch Joseph, Newburyport

Pattce, Brown & McGregor, Lawrence

Pearson W. M. & J. L., Newburyport

Pettingill J. S., Newburyport

Pickering William, Salem

Pickett R. & J., Beverly

Pierce Edwin, Lawrence

Pitman John, Marblehead

Richardson Joseph, Andover

Sanborn S. & F. T., Salem

Sanborn John S., Gloucester

Safford John, Beverly

Simpson David, JIarblehcad

Smith George, Gloucester

Sullivan , Lawrence

Swan D. S., Lawrence
Swazey Thomas, Lynn
Trull Elijah, Lawrence

Coffee Factory.

Raddin G. W., Saugus

Coffin V/arehouses.
Abbott I-I. & Co., Andover
Barnard H. F., '•

Ilubon Henry, Salem
Girdler D. C, HaverhiU
RandaU J. P., "

Comb Manufacturers.

B.ailey S. N.. West Xewburv
Chase II. G. 0. & T. M., West Newbury
Chase John, "

Chase J. S., "

Emery C. II., "

Emery L. A. & Co., "

Marshall John, "

Noycs An.son W., "

Noyes S. C. & Co., "

Smith David, "

Commission Merchants.

Bartlett J. ('., Lawrence

Joplin W. D., "

Pedrick & Clossou, Lawrence

Confectioners.

Allen John II., Andover

Carter Charles W., Ncwburyijort

Carter Luther, Newburyport

Crocker S. P., Salem

Estes G. W., "

Lane E. A., Newburyport

Lucy N. T. & C. W., Newburyport

McLavin .1., Lawrence

Mideros D. A., "

Parsons J. D., Newburyport
Proctor & Rhodes, Lynn
Rogers F. D., Marblehead
Sayles Alfred S., Lawrence
Simon J., Salem
Stackpole Nathan, Lawrence
Steele M. Mrs., '■

Wood Thomas, '•

Wymanll. B., Salem

Coopers and Packers of Fish.
Allen David, Manchester
Arrington Joseph A., Salem
Averill Warren, Ipswich
Bacon Jacob, Gloucester
Bradley William H. & Sons, Rockport
BroNvn Samuel, Marblehead
Burnham Alfred, Essex
Burnham Amos, "
Burnham Wm. 2d, "
Cone Henry, (West) Lynn
Dalrymple Simon 0., Salem
Florence, Farley & Co., "
GeteheU Benjamin AV., "
Goodwin A. E., Newburyport
Goodwin John, '•

Goodwin Robert, Beverly
Goodwin & Rowell, Salem
Hale Charles AV., Newburyport
Kehew Samuel, Salem
Kimball John, Ipswich
Low Richard, Salem
Merrill J. & Son, Salem
Nichols AA'illiam H., "
Parsons J. & AV. AV., Rockport
Perkins William H., Gloucester
Patten Thomas, Newburyport
Roundy Thomas, Salem
Savory Robert, Beverly
Story Daniel, Salem
Swett Henry, Marblehead

Coppersmiths.

[See also Brass Founders.]
Currier & AVait, Haverhill
Dana J. H. & Co., Lawrence
Knapp B. R., Newburyport
Le Casquet & Ames, Haverhill
Richardson M. II., Andover

Cord and Line Manufacturers.

Chisholm Joseph, Salem

Davis Samuel, Newburyport

Gwinn James, Salem

Luut Paul, Newburyport

Pearson Ariel, "

Smith Samuel, "

AV^ormsted Michael, Newburyport

Cordage Manufacturers.

Boynton Eleazer, Rockport
Chisholm Thomas, Salem [patent]
Coker Stephen N. Jr., Newburyport
Corliss Benjamin II., Gloucester
Essex <,^ordage (!o.. [Henry AA'hitman,

agent,] Marblehead
Giles Matthew S., Rockport
AVilson John, Beverly

Counsellors.

Abbott Alfred A., Danvers
Andrews George, Salem
Barstow Benjamin, "
Bartlett Enoch, Lawrence
Benson C!oo. AV., "
Bickford Horace, Newburyport
Binney William C., Amcsbury
Blanchard A. A., Lawrence
Bordman B., •'

Briggs George P., "
Brown N. Jr., Salem
Chase I'crley S., Lawrence
Chcver George F., Salem
Choate (ioorge F.,
Clark Joseph F., Lawrence
ConoUy II. L., Salem
Couch Joseph, Lawrence
Cross R., "

Dodge Allen AA'.. Hamilton
Duncan James H., Haverhill
Ihulicott AVilliam C, Salem

ESSEX COUNTY.

95

Kabins William, Marblehead
FostiT Moses Jr., Atidovor
(loi-rish .loscph (1., Xcwliuryport
lIiiniKiii N. \V., Lawniiicu
Haskell (ieorge, Ipswieli
llazcn N. W., Aiulovcr
llevward \i. CI., Lynn
Hills Nathaniel, Newburyport
Holmes Charles H., Topsfield
Howo Xathan S., Haverhill
Ives .S. 15. Jr., Salem
.Tones Jeremiah P., Georgetown
Kimball K. W., Salenv
King John CUen, 8aloni
Kittredgo Alfred, Haverhill
Lord George K., Jiiswich
Lord Nathaniel J., 8aleni
Lord Otis P., Salem
Manning J. B., Kockport
Marsh John J., Haverhill
Marston Stephen 'VV., Newburyport
Marston W. A., '"

Merrill Samuel, Andover
Mudge Benj. ¥., Lynn
Nash Lonson, Gloucester
Newell Charles S., Lawrence
Newhall Jann's U.,Lynn
NewhallTliciiiiasB., "
Newton (.!hristupher G., Lawrence
Northend William D., Salem
Osgood J. B. F., "

Parsons Thomas A., Lawrence
Pay son Thomas E., Rowley
Peabody Dean, (West) Lynu

Perkins B. C., Dauvers

Perry J. W., Salem

Phillips Samuel, Newburyport

Phillips Stephen H., Salem

Pierce Nathaniel, Gloucester

Prescott William C, Salem

Proctor John W., Danvers

llantoul Robert Jr., Beverly

Reed Jacob W., Oroveland

Roberts D., Salem

Rogers Augustus D., Salem

Russell Jeremiah, Georgetown

Safford Daniel E , Hamilton

Saunders Daniel Jr., Lawrence

Stephens Thomas, Beverly

Stevens Ivan. Lawrence

Stevens William, "

Stevens William O.,"

Stickney Jeremiah C, Lynn

Stone Eben F., Newburyport

Story Augustus, Salem

Taggart William. Haverhill

Tenney John, Methuen

Thorndike L., Salem

Waters Joseph G., Salem

Watson B. 1'., Lawrence

AVebb Stephen P., Salem

Weed Dan, Lawrence

Wheatland George, Salem

Wheatland Stephen G., Salem

White N. G., Lawrence

Wright Thomas, "

WrightWm.H.P., "

Country Stores,

[Wliere are kept Dry Goods, Groceries,
Aixriculliiral Instruments, Ifc. ^'c. §'c.
Those iclio deal in but one kind of
goods will not be found here, but un
der their appropriate headings.]

Abbot H. AV., Andover

Abbot & Hidden, Andover

Adams B. P., Topsfield

Adams Samuel, Beverly

Allen William, Salisbury

Atwood M. P., Groveland

Averill E. P. & Co., Midd'.eton

Babson David & Gorham, Rockport

Bailey George E., (North) Danvers

Bancroft Thomas i\, Danvers

Bartlett T. C, Haverhill

Batoheliler Oliver F., Danvers

Bayloy ."-tephen, (W.)Amesbury

Blaokinton Oliver, Rowley

Boyuton David P., Rockport

Boynton Henry, Rowley

BoyntonJohn, "

Boynton William, Rockport

Bradley & Tyler, Haverhill
Brooks Reuben, IJockport
Brown B. & Son, West Newbury
Brown James, Rockport
Brown Leonard, Salisbury
Brown S. W., Gloucester
Burnham George W. Jr., Essex
Burnham Leonard, Gloucester
Burnham & Gentleo, Manchester
Burtt & Dearborn, (Ballard Vale) An

dover
Cantillon Joseph 0. II., Lawrence
Carlton ¥. D., West Newbury
Carlton Guy, Methuen
Carr .1. C, West Newbury
Carruthers & Brown, Salisbury
Choate Benjamin, Rockport
Clary John, (West) Aniesbury
Clark Augustus N., Beverly
Clark Henry, Rockport
Coburn Stephen, Ipswich
Cogswell Daniel, "
Cogswell H. C, Essex
Cogswell Ebenezer, Ipswich
Cole Gideon, Beverly
Courtney Benjamin, Essex
Dane, Dale & Co., Danvers
Davis James, Gloucester
Dearborn Cyrus Jr., SaUsbiu-y
Dodge M., Ipswich
Dodge William, Manchester
Dooley Michael, Gloucester
Eames & Hale, Rockport
Elwells Henry, Gloucester
Endicott William, Beverly

Fairbanks G. W., Saugus
Fifield Benjamin E., Salisbury
Flint E. S., Glovicester
Foster John, (North) Andover
Fowler & Kingsbury, Salisbury
French & Tapley, ( Js'orth) Danvers
.Friend George & Co., Gloucester

Garland George, "

Griffin Gustavus, "

Grover C. E. & E., "

Gutterson B. G., Methuen

Harris James, Rockport

Haskell, Marshall & Co., Rockport

Haskell, Stimson & Co., "

Haskins J. S. & Co., (Ballard Vale)

Haskins Jloses, Rockport [Andover

Hathaway & Ellis, Georgetown

Henderson Daniel S., Hamilton

Ilerrick Samuel D., Beverly

Higgins & Abbot, Andover

Hill Albert, Ipswich

Holt S. P., Andover

Hood Francis G., Boxford [bury

Hosum, BaUey & Durgin, AVest Xew-

Howe J. S., Methuen

Iloyt John, Rockport

Jewett Israel K.. Ip.swlch

.loplin AV. D., La^vrence

Kidder AV. AV. & Co., Lvnnfield

Kimball & Gould, Topsfield

Kimball John, Salisbury

Knights Thomas P., Rockport

Knights AA'inchester, Salisbury

Lambert & Merrill, Danvers

Lane Gideon, Gloucester

Larcuni Cornelius, Beverly

Lathrop & Co., Salisbury

Lawrence J. D., Saugus

Le F'avor Thomas, Beverly

Lord Asa, Ipswich

Lowe Daniel, Rockport

Mansfield & Sons, Gloucester

Merchant A. & Co., "

Marchant & AA'ells, "

Marshall Thomas 0., Rockport

McNeal C. G., Andover

Merriam F. P. & Co., Middleton

Merrill Ezra, Salisbury

Montgomery & Co., Haverhill

IMorgan Luke, Beverly

Munroe L. S.,Lynnfield

Oak Joseph. (West) Aniesbury

Page A. J., Danvers

Page Rufus II., Groveland

Parker Amos, "

Parker Benjamin, "

Parker Peter, "

Parker S. H., (Sutton's Mills) Andover
Parsons Benjamin & Sons, Gloufester
Pay.son John S.,( West) Amesbury
Pedrick & Closson, Jjuwrenco
Perkins & Jones, VVcnham
I'erley & Currier, (North) Danvers
Perry James, Beverly
Pickett K.J. , Beverly
Pool John, Rockport
Porter Samuel & Co., Beverly
Pressy E. G., Bradford
Prince A.sa, Bcrverly
Prince Daniel N. & Son, Rowley
Proctor .1. 0., Gloucester
Putnam B. C. & J. A., AVenham
Jiiehards Daniel, (North) Danvers
Richards H. Vj., Ipswich
Richardson J. M., Essex
Richardson T. .!., Jlethuen
Ru.ssell Levi H., Lynnfield (Centre)
Rust John P., Hamilton [bury

Sargent, Gunnison & Co., (AA'est) Ames-
Sargent Jes.se, (Sutton's Mills) Andover
Sargent & Danforth, (North) Andover
Sargent & Story, Essex
Savary George & Sons. Groveland
Saville George, Gloucester
Savory AV. H., Georgetown
Sa\vyer E., Methuen
Sawyer Moses, (AVest) Amesbury
Sayward Epes & Co., Gloucester
Smith Eben, Beverly
Spinney Charles, Lynnfield
Spofford II. A., Groveland
Squires James, Amesbury
Stacy & Babson, Amesbury
Stevens AA'arren, (North) Andover
Stickney D. B. & Sons, Groveland
Stone William, Amesbury
Story Andrew, Essex
Story Cyrus, Gloucester
Swift Nathaniel, Andover
Tappan Israel F., Manchester
Tarr AVashington, Rockport
Todd & Johnson, Rowley
Tuck & Appleton. Hamilton
Tyler Caleb G. & Co., Georgetown
AVait Joseph & Sons, Ipswich
AVales Abiel, Beverly
Wales Andrew F., Beverly
Wallis Caleb, " " [vers

AVarren A. AV. & Co., (New Mills) Dan-
AA'ebster Stephen, Salisbury
A\'est Luther, Beverly
AVhite Charles H., Amesbury
AVhite & Hodges. (North) Andover
AAhittier Leonard. Haverhill
Willard George. Ipswich
AA'illcomb Daniel L., Ipswich
AA'illcomb AVilliam, "

AA'inter & Johnson, Gloucester
AVonson Samuel & Sons, Gloucester
Young Epes, '•

Crockery.

BassettN. 6., Newburyport

Bowditch AV. A., Salem

Breed & Childs, (AVest) Lynn

Brooks Asa, Salem

Carlton J. H., Haverhill

Churchill H., Lynn

Foster N. & T.. Newburyport

I'rye & Aver, Haverhill

Gordon Enos H., Lvnn

Holden A.,

Kimball L., Haverhill

Loring & Clark, Lawrence

Mead D. & Co.. Lynn

Moulton Joseph, Newburyport

Piopes Timothv. Salem

Simonds S. C. "& E. A., Salem

Smith Eben, Beverly

Union Store. Lynn

A\'ells Francis I'., Lawrence

Curled Hair Factory.

Lord E. & Co.. Salem

Curriers.

[5i?e Leather Dressers and Tanners ]
Adams Thomas II.. Rowley
Allen Ephraim, Salem

96

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Austin William, Salem

Blotlgett & Turner, Haverhill

Bott James, Salem

BottJohn 0., "

Boynton D., Haverhill

Brayden James, Salem

Brewster Ira A., "

Butters 11. A. & Co., Haverhill

]!utt(>rs .lames, "

Burnham Francis, Essex

Caldwell Thomas M., Methuon

Carrol Edward, Lynn

Carter & Riley, Salem

Coffin Isaac, Georgetown

Conrey James H., Salem

Conway Hugh, "

CulUton John, "

Dale Joseph, "

Davis Warren P., "

Elliott L. W., Danvers

Emerson Oliver, '•

Evans Alvah, Salem

Farley J., Danvers

Farrar Kimball, Bradford

Fernald Stephen, Danvers

Frye Daniel, Salem

Giddings J., Danvers

Gillion John W., Danvers

Gould C. P., Salem

Harrington Charles, Salem

Haskell Daniel C, Salem

Hegarty Jeremiah, Salem

Herriman J. P., (New Mills) Danvers

Hodgdon George C, Salem

Hodgdon S., Salem

Ilodgkins J. S., Danvers

Ilorton Nathaniel, Salem

Hoyt & Harding, Haverhill

Huse John, Salem

Jetfers William, Haverhill

Jewett George, Rowley

Johnson Samuel. Salem

Keazer Albert, Salem

IveiMicy AVilliam, Salem

Kiinliall Moses, Danvers

KiiiilMill obadiah, Danvers

Knights John Jr., Jlanchester

Ijcaroyd J. A., (North) Danvers

Looby Thomas, Salem

Lord John A., Danvers

Lord AVilliam N., Danvers

Lovejoy Elbridge, Lynn

Low Benjamin, Georgetown

Mahoney Jeremiah, Salem

Martin AVilliam P., Salem

McCarty Michael, Salem

McGeary James, Salem

Jlerrill Joseph, (New Mills) Danvers

Morse William T., Salem

Moulton Joseph, (West) Lynn

Nelson & Merrill, Danvers

Newton John H., Salem

Nichols Thomas, Salem

Noah Samuel Jr., Salem

Oliver A., Lynn

Osborn Franklin, Danvers

Osborn Miles & Co., Danvers

O'Shea Timothy, Danvers

Parker Nathaniel, Groveland

Parker Stephen, Groveland

Perry & Smith, Lynn

Povear & Co., Lynn

Pinder & Brown, Danvers

Pitman J. C, Salem

Pitman N., Salem

I'louff Edward, Ipswich

Phininicr I liram, Danvers

I'oor George, Danvers

I'cjor Nathan H., Danvers

Porter Andrew, Danvers

I'ortcr Benjamin P., Salem

I'l'iitt Klisha, Salem

rutnani Jacob, Salem

Rood Stciihen F., (New Mills) Danvers

Richardson & Coolidge, (N.) Danvers

llobin.son Levi, (AVest) Lynn

llupp Andrew, Salem

Sanborn James. Salem

Sawyer M. K., Danvers

Smith Richard, Danvers

Souther & Blaney, Lynn

Bouthwick James, Danvers

Stimpson J. C, Salem
Tapley Philip, Lynn
Temple J. M., Ipswich
Thorndike AVilliam D., Salem
Tibbotts Horace, Danvers
Titcomb Paul, Newbury
Todd Jonathan, Rowley
Treadwell Nathaniel R., Salem
Turner Charles AV., Salem
Turner James, Haverhill
Tuttle Nathaniel, Salem
Tuttle AA'illiam, Salem
Upton Franklin, Danvers
A'arney AVilliam D. & S., Salem
AA'alden Joseph F., Salem
AV'allis Aaron, Ipswich
Webb Putnam, (New Mills)^Danvers
AVelcli Thomas S., Danvers
AVeston (Charles, Salem
AA^orthen Lyman, Haverhill

Daguerreotypes.

Batchelder Nath'l, (New Mills) Danvers

Bent Israel, Newburyport

Bowdoiu D. AV., Salem

Cole Charles, Lawrence

Guilford E. R., Amesbury

Hardy Jason, Lawrence

Miller K. A., Lawrence

Moulton J. W., Salem

Newberts A., Lawrence

Perkins Elijah R., Topsfield

Snell AVilliam, Salem

AVhittemore S. H., Lynn

Dentists.

Appleton J., Geoi-getown
Batchelder J. H., Salem
Blake D. S., Newburyport
Bowdoin W. L., Salem
Buckmlnister Isaac, Lawrence
Colby J. L., Manchester
Collins Hiram, Salisbury

Cutler , Marblehead

Elliott S. H., Lawrence
Farnnm Joseph Jr., Salem
Fisk Joseph E., Salem

Harris , Roekport

Hayes Elijah D., Danvers
Ilurd AV. W., Salem
Kennison G. W., Newburyport
Manley H., Lawrence
Martin T. M., Haverhill
Mumford M. M., Newburyport
Northell Henry, Gloucester
Robinson J. A., Salem
Sanborn Eastman, Andover
Sanborn J. F., Beverly
Smith Justin E., Newburyjjort

Stearns , Andover

Whitney C. H., Haverhill

Distiller.
Caldwell Alexander, Newburyport
Caldwell John, Newburyport
Hodges S. R., Salem
Stone B. AV., Salem

Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.

Anderson' Silas, Haverhill
Bullum (Uarke, Danvers
Colby Benjamin, Haverhill
Cross John, (North) Danvers
Newell .Toseph, Salem
Perkins Abram, Essex
Phelps VVilliam & Sous, Salem
Pickering P. R., Newburyport
Shepard Joseph, Marblehead
AVilsou, Allen & Co., Lawrence
Tewkesbury & Caldwell, (West) Lynn

Dry Goods.

[See also Country Stores.]

Abbott E AV., La^vrenco
Adams B. P., Topsfield
Ames J. E., IlaverhlU
Averill E. P. & Co., Middleton
Bachmau Solomon, Newburyport
Batchelder H., Salem
Batchelder Jonathan, (AVcst) Lynn
Batchelder Oliver F., Danvers

Bernhard & Block, Newburyport

Battis & Palfray, Salem

Baker Samuel N.. Ipswich

Brackett AA'Uliam D., Lynn

Bray Ann R., Salem

Brooks Reuben, Roekport

Brown & Bartlett, Newburyport

Brown John H., JIarblehead

Brown AA'm. B. , Marblehead

Bunker A. F., Salem

Buntln John, Newburyport

Calder AVm., (Ballard A'ale) Andover

Caldwell James, Newburyport

Calef John C, Gloucester

Chamberlain R. K., Salem

ChamberUn George, Marblehead

Chase Blaney, Lynn

Chase S. H. AV., Haverhill

Chase William, (AA'est) Lynn

Choate Harvey, Beverly

Choate F. & Co., Salem

Clark Augustus N., Beverly

Colman B., Salem

Conley J. S. & Co., Newburyport

Dane, Dole & Co., Danvers

Daniel R. S. & Co., Danvers

Davenport Charles W., Newburyport

Dick.son H. & Co., Lynn

Dix Asa C, Salem

Dodge Benjamin P., Beverly

Dougan, Kerr & Co., Lawrence

Downer Thomas & Co., Salem

Endicott AVilliam, Beverly

Evans Thomas, Marblehead

Fairfield J. M., Lawrence

Flanders S., Amesbury

Foster & Price, Salem

French David, Ame.sbury

French & Tapley. (North) Danvers

Frothingham J. A., Newburyport

Gavett Charles, Salem

Gavett AA'illiam B., Salem

George & Little, Haverhill

Goldthwait M Jr. & Co., Salem

Goldthwait AVillard, Salem

Griffin Eliphalet, Newburyport

Hale S., Rowley

Hardy Jason, Lawrence

Harrod M. & P. , Newburyport

Hosklns Moses, Roekport

Hathaway & Ellis, Georgetown

Herbert H., Rowley

Hesseltine Charles, Newburyport

Hill George C, Salem

Hill AV. & R., Salem

Holmes (Uiarles B., Lynn

Hood Francis G., Boxford

Horton Edward B., Newburyport

Howard John B., Lawrence

Hunt M. J. Mrs., Methueu

Hutchinson AVilliam, Lawrence

Ireson N. H. P., Lynn

Jones & Parsons, Gloucester

Keith J., Haverhill

Kidder AV. AV. & Co., Lvnnfield

Kimball & Gould, Topsfield

Lambert & Merrill, Danvers

Lancaster T. S., Gloucester

LeJIaster Polly & Sarah, Marblehead

Lord A. P., Ipswich

Luscomb George A., Marblehead

Macy R.B., Haverhill

Marchant Henry E., Gloucester

Martin II., Danvers

Merrlam F. P. & Co., Middleton

Merritt T. H.. Haverhill

Moore & Field, Lawrence

Mudgo George AV., Lynn

Munroe L. S., Lynnfiold

Murray & Shattuck, Lawrence

Newman S. A., Ipswich

Paine .T. A., Salem

Page Abel, Haverhill

Palmer William AV., Salem

Perley S: Cinrier, (North) Danvers

Plumnu-r Kii'h;ird. Newburyport

Porter IClicn, Ilavorbill

Prentiss (leorge. (North) Danvers

Kand.-ill William T., Lam-cnce

Richar.ls Daiiii^l, (North) Danvers

Ropes K. <!., S.alem

Ross Timothy B., Ipswich

ESSEX COUNTY.

97

llussell Levi H., Lynnfii'lJ
Hunt Jk'iijaniin T., Salem
Savory William II., (icovgeto\vn
Scavoy Isiuic P., Ncwburypoit
Shcpard ICli-iSabeth, Saleui
Shc|ianl,l. IJ. & S. D., Salem
Shillabur 8., Salem
Smith & SfanwooJ, LawTonce
Spinney Charles, Lynnfield
Stacy & IJabson, Amesbury
Stearns A. \\'., Lawrence
Stevens Samuel & Co., Gloucester
Strain J. & Co., Newburyport
Sweetser S. & Son, Newburyport
Titcomb Charles K., Newburyport
Tdlman (!. B., Lynn
I'owno S., Lawrence
Trow & I!u.shby, (New Mills) Danvers
Tufts Richard, Kockport
Tyler C. G. & Co., Georgetown
Union Store, Lynn
Valpey Samuel B., (West) Lynn
Walker & Bolkcom, Lawrence
Wallace II., Salem [vers

Warren A. W. & Co., (New Mills) Dan-
Webster Samuel, Methuen
White C. II., Amesbury
MTiitteu U., Lynn

Dyers.

Dodge George R., Newburyport
Iloworth & Ilaserick, Danvers
Koles Samuel Jr., Salem
Trees John. Lawrence

Fancy Goods.

Babcock & Rcmond, Salem

Badger Charles F., Newburyport

Ballard M. Jliss, Saugus

Barker M. Mrs., Methuen

Barnes J. II., Lawrence

Bodwell William, Lawrence

Call A. A., Newburyport

Carlton James II., Ilaverhill

Chase & Laubham, Haverhill

Cheever 11. Mrs., Saugus

D:Ue E. Jlrs., Methuen

Frye & Aycr, Haverhill

Uale Moses, Newburj'port

Ilodgkins Jacob F., Newburyport

Jaques A. B., Haverhill

Johnson H. G., Newburyport

Kimball L.. Haverhill

I^awrence Jolm, Lawrence

Mumler S., Lawrence

Newhall B. M., Saugus

Potter Sarah C, Salem

Ramsdell C, Lawrence

Uichardson E. P., Lynnfield (Centre)

Rogers S. F., Salem

Skerry Francis Jr., Salem

Smith & Chamberlain, Salem

Smith E. W., Newburyport

Stackpole Nathan, Lawrence

Stevens P. A., (North) Andover

Stimpson M. A., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Thompson J. Miss, (Ballard Vale) "

Tilton J. G. & Co., Newburyport

Webster Samuel, Methuen

Fisheries.

Abbott Eben. G., Rockport
Abbott William T., Rockport
Adams Samuel, Beverly
Babson D. & G., Rockport
Bamford J. A. & Co., Newburyport
Barker George, Marblehead
Blatchford John, Rockport
Blatchford William, Rockport
Bowden J. 0. & Co., Marblehead
Bowler WiUiam, Marblehead
Boynton David P., Rockport
Boynton Eleazer, Rockport
Boynton William, Rockport
Brown Samuel, Marblehead
Brown Sam'l N., Gloucester [curer]
Carver Philander, Rockport
Cloutman George C, Marblehead
Cloutmau P. D., Marblehead
CroweU David, IJeverly
Curtis Robert, Marblehead
Dennis Amos, Newburyport

Dill & Pratt, Salem

Doyle Abraham T., Beverly

Dodd Andrew, Rockport

Dodd Stephen, Kockport

Dow /,., Newburyport

Endicott & 'I'liorudike, Beverly

Fit/,, Riggs & Co., Gloucester

Foster & Lovett, Beverly

Friend Chas. & Co., Gloucester [cur's]

Friend Geo. & Co., Gloucester [curers]

Friend Joseph & ('c, '' [curers]

Garland George, Gloucester

Gills John S.. Kockport

Glass Josejih & Co., Marblehead

Goodwin AVilliam, Marblehead

Gregory John H., Marblehead

Griflin James. Rockport

Hale E. & W., Newburyport

Hale Samuel & Bro's, Newburyport

Hidden Samuel, JIarblehead

IIumi)hrey & Twistlen, Marblehead

Knight George & (!o., Marblehead

Lovett & Davis, Beverly

Mann William, Rockport

Mansfield J. & Son, Gloucester [curers]

Marehant Addison & Co., " [curers]

Marchant Henry, Gloucester

Marehant Richard & Co., Gloucester

Marshall Thomas 0. Rockport [curers]

Morgan J. & H., Beverly

Noble Francis, Rockport

Ober Samuel & Sons, Beverly

Parkhurst Charles, Gloucester

Parkhurst David, Gloucester [curer]

Parsons Benjamin & Co., Gloucester

Parsons Daniel W., Rockport

Pettingill S. & Sou, Newburyport

Pew John, Gloucester

Pickett R. & J., Beverly

Pitman Henry F., Marblehead

Pool John, Rockport

Pool Moses Jr., Rockport

Pool, ATllliam Jr., "

Poole James, Gloucester [curer]

Preston & Co., Salem

Proctor J. 0. & Co., Gloucester [curers]

Ramsdell Richard, Marblehead

Sayward Epes & Co., Gloucester

Short Henry, Newburyport

Standley S., Marblehead

Stone Edward, Beverly

Stone I. & J., Beverly

Tarr David, Rockport

Tarr Francis, "

Tarr Jas., Jr., "

Tarr Moses, Jr., Gloucester [curer]

Tarr Washington, Rockport

Topham James & Co., Marblehead

West J. A. & B. A., Salem

White John & Co., Marblehead

Wonson John F., Gloucester

Wonson Samuel & Sons, Gloucester

Woodbury Elliott, Beverly [curers]

Woodbury John & Son, Gloucester

Wright David, Salem

Young John, Rockport

Flour and Grain.

Ball William, Salem

Bayley Robert & Son, Newburyport

Breed Asa, Lynn

Brewster A. R., Lawrence

Brooks A. T., Salem

Burnham & Gentlee, Manchester

Chandler J. T., Salem

Courtney Benjamin, Essex

Dodge E. & Co., Salem

Dodge William, Manchester

Dow Benjamin & Co., Haverhill

Fowler & Kingsbury, Salisbury

Furness W. P., Lawrence

Green John A. & Co., Beverly

Gunnison William & Son, Newburyport

Hale D. & I., Newburyport

Harvey Samuel, Methuen

Higgins & Abbott, Andover

Johnson John S., Gloucester

Knapp J. J., Newburyport

Knight Joseph, Newburyport

Knight WiUiam M., Marblehead

Lamper J. B., Lynn

Lunt Charles, Newburyport

Newhall William M., (West) Lynn
Phillips, Goodhue & Bowker, .Salcia
Pitman Henry F., Marbleheail
Prime, Kenney & Co., Sttlcm
Rhodes John, Marblehead
Richard.1 Daniel, (North) Danvers
Ropes R. W. & Co., Salem
Rust John P., Hamilton
Sanger & Reynolds, Salem
Stacy Samuel A., (iloucystcr
Standley S. S., Salem
Swift Nathaniel, Andover
Tarr Benjamin, Rockport
Tasker & Marshall, Rockport
Tuck & Appleton, llamilton
Tuck John C, ( West) Lynn
M'arren Jonas, (New Mills) Danvers
Mood John & Son, Newburyport

Fruit and Produce.

Chase & Laubham, La\vreuce
Clement I. C, Newburyport
Colburnll. F., Lawrence
Crocker S. P., Salem
Davis W. R., Newburyport
Dodge Thomas P., Newburyport
Dyer E. H., Newburyport
Fletcher Edwin, Lawrence
Johnson Samuel 0., Newburyport
Kendall William H., Newburyport
Marks John & Son, Salem
McKusker John, Newburyport
Mooney A. W., Newburyport
Needham & Hawkes, Salem
Nourse Ebenezer, Salem
Peckham J., Salem
PhUbrook John D., Salem
Rogers S. F., Salem
Stevens William, Salem
Vickary Otis, Lynn

Furniture and Feathers.

Abbott Herman & Co., Andover
Barnard H. F., Andover
Bassett N. G., Newburyport
Bean & AVhittier, I^awrencc
Boynton Williiun, Georgetown
Bundy E. G., Lawrence
Dole Elam, Methuen
DoUiver Edward S. L., Gloucester
EUery Benjamin, Gloucester
Grover 0. E. & E., Gloucester
Henderson & Kimball, Salem
Henderson Samuel, Lynn
Jewett John, Salem
Lamson John B., Ipswich
Lord Josiah, Ipswich
Manning & Sargent, Salem
May C. W., Salem
New^llau Mark, Ipswich
Newman Mark, 2d, Andover
Pedrick & Classen, Lawrence
Poor Nathan, Newburyport
Randall J. P., Haverhill
Russell Porter, Newburyport
Seidenburg Henry, Newburyport
Trask Thomas, Danvers
AV'allis Joseph, Salem
AMiipple & Fellows, Salem

Gas Pipes and Fixtures.

Barnes William, Salem

Gents. FurnisMng Stores.

Ballou C. N. & J. W., Newburyport
Blake I. W., Lawrence
Currier Alpheus, Haverhill
Day Luther, Lawrence
Fairfield J. M. & Co., Lawrence
Fletcher Edmund, Haverhill
Griffith Rufus S., Newburyport
Hill George W., Lawrence
Kunball & Treab, Haverhill
Knight & Fierce, Newburyport
Martin D. R., Newburyport
MUlett WiUiam P., Andover
Newcomb T. & J. D., Haverhill
Spalding WUliani R., Lawrence
Sweetser Moses, Newburyport
Taylor Levi, HaverhiU

98

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Gilders and Picture Frame
Manufacturers.

Shaw Xenophon H., Salem
Stromberg F. E., Xewburyport

Glue Manufacturers.

Anderson .John, Marblehead
Brown Thomas, "

Walker & Upton, Danvers
Wyman ilufus & Sanger, Dauvcrs

Grist Mills.
Adams Asa, Newbury
Alley John, Lynn
Berry Nehemiah, (West) Lynn
Bickford .Josiah, (New Mills) Danvers
Brackett & Brown, Gloucester
Breed Theophilus N., (West) Lynn
Chase H. & Son, (West) Lynn
Dodge Aaron, Beverly
Doane Paul, Georgetown
Dodge Brothers, Rowley
Dummer Brothers, Rowley
Emerson D., Middleton
Essex Mill Corporation, Esses
*'oster Israel, Manchester
Fowler Samuel, Beverly
Hodgkins William, Beverly

Knight , Newbury

McKenzie John, Topsfield
Manning James, Rockport
Newhall B. F., Saugus
Ober Jacob L., (New Mills) Danvcra
Pearson Benjamin, Newbury
Pearson Elisha, Ipswich
Pearson Joseph, Newbury
Pearson T., Newbury
Perkins John P., Topsfiold [bury

Powow Iliver Manufacturing Co., Salis-
lladdin G. W. Jr., Saugus
Smith Ammi, Hamilton
Smith. Dorr & Co., Andover
Spofford William, Georgetown
West Amesbury Manufacturing Com-
pany, (West) Amesbury
Wilson & Allen, La^vrouce
Whipple Daniel, Ipswich
Wood bridge William, Audover

Gunsmiths.

Fairbanks & Hodges, Newburyporfc
Perry H. B., Salem
Rogers William G., Lawrence
Sargent Charles R., Newburyport
Thompson & Knowles, UavorhiU

Hair Dressers.

Alley W. II., Salisbury
Anderson Henry, Lawrence
Babcock .Tames, Salem
Bean Castor, Haverhill
Bond Thomas H., Lynn
Cassell John, Salem
Cooper D. J ., Salem
Curtis W. d:, Haverhill
Edwards K. A., Andover
Fountain .James, Marblehead
Gardner B., Salem
Gilliard Otlio, Lynn
Girdler Benjamin, Lawrence
Gordon John, Newburyport
Hill Joseph P., Lynj
Uovey George H., Salem

Jackson , Haverhill

Johnson Francis, (West) J>ynn
Jones John, Manchester
Lander B.j Salem
Lang David, Newburyport
Loyd John, Gloucester
Lydston Weymoutli, Newburyport
Midoros Andrew, Lawrence
Noyos Isaac P., Newburyport
Orrell John Jr., Andover
Osborn John, Newburyport
Pope Orlando E., Danvers
Putnam .1. H., Salem
Quiinby James Jr., Salisbury
ICiymond Andrew, Newburyport
Kayniond .lohn, Gloucester
Kayinond Thomas, Gloucester
Koss Nathaniel, Salem

Howe .1. S., Salem
Salter Abel, Newburyport
Saul James B., Salem
Simp.'ion A. C, Haverhill
Stewart William IL, Lynn
Symonds JI. 0., Marblehead
Turner John, Danvers
AVardwell Hiram H., Lynn
\Vlute Robert M., Lawrence
WiUiams A., Salem
Wood T., Haverhill
Young J. C. II., Newburyport

Hair Manufacturers.

English Philip, Beverly
English William, '•
Wilson John, "

Hair Work, Wigs, &/C.

Foster N. & T., Newburyport
Mosley R. E., Newburyport
Potter Sarah C, Salem
Putnam ('.E., Salem
Remond & Babcock, Salem
Skerry- F. Jr., Salem

Hardware.

Abbott H. W., Audover

Adams & Richardson, Salem

Appleton J. A. & G., Haverhill

Boardman Samuel, Newburyport

Breed Theophilus N., Lynn

Brooks Asa, Salem

Chase ^Villiam, Salem

Cloon William F., Marblehead

Currier A., IlaverhiU

Currier & Wait, Haverhill

Goldsmith, Newcomb & Farlcss, Salem

Hale Henry, Salem

Knapp Charles, Newburyport

LeBosquet & Ajues, Haverhill

Lirennore H.J. & Co., Lawrence

Mirrick N. II., Lynn

Noyes David, Newburyport

Peele ftobert, Salem

Ropes Timothy, Salem

Simonds S. C. & E. A., Salem

Tappan Amos, Newburyport

Tufts Samuel & Co., Lynn

Wills William T., Newburyport

Harness Makers.

Ames , Lawrence

Ash George, Newburyport

Atherton Albert, Lyun

Barr John S., (North) Danvers

Barr William, Beverly

Bartlett John, Newburyport

Bennett Charles F., Salem

Bennett G. W., Salem

Bott James L., Gloucester

Buffum Edward, Salem

Bus well D., Haverhill

Burding \\'illiara, Danvers

Burtt Henry, [truulis] Andover

Carter Kendall, (New Mills) Danvers

Cochran Silas, Topsfield

Coffin .John, Salisbury

Connell Martin, Salem

Cooni))s F., Salem

Cross Isaac, Mcthuen

Currier Ephraira, (West) Amesbury

Durney INlichael, Georgetown

Forsct Samuel H., (West) Amesbury

Foss Edwin, Salisbury

French George, (North) Andover

(fillord John 11., Wenham

(ioulii I).unel,( West) Amesbury

Gould W. A., Haverhill

Gurn(!y John G., Newburyport

Jones Sewall, Newburyport

Lakyman D., Newburyport

Manning B. W., Ipswich

Maynes \\'il!iani, Salem

M()rK(! Isaac, Bradford

Morse .lohn, Bradford

Ni(0io1s Rufus, (West) Amesbury

Osgood 'J'haddeus, Salem

Perry Felix, (West) Amesbury

Plumstcad Matthew, Lynn

Price Eben N., Salem

Robinson H. L., Essex

Savary Robert, Georgetown

Shaw , (North) Danvers

Stowell Joseph, Lawrence
Tufts Palmer, Salem
Tut tie H. G., Salem
A'arnum Corliss, Andovei?
Watson Fenton, Salem
Whitney & Tuttle, Salem

Hats, Caps, and Furs.

Adsit Leonard, Lawrence
Appleton Benjamin, Newburyport
Carlton Isaac, Lawrence
Cook Humphrey, Salem
Currier A., Haverhill
Day Luther, Lawrence
Foss Thomas, Marblehead
Geary George W., Newburyport
Gleason David, Methuen
Hall R. H., Lawrence
Horton Daniel, Newburyport
Kimball William, Salem
Lancaster T. & J. P., Haverhill
Lanson William, Beverly
Maynes William, Salem
Jlillett William P., Andover
Nutting Wilham Jr., Marblehead
Osborne Stephen, Salem
Piper J. E. & W. H., Newburyport
Spalding W. R., Lawrence
Taylor Levi, Haverhill
Webster C. & Son, Salem

Hatters.

Ayer John, Haverhill
Baldwin Philo, Methuen
Crowell Jonathan, Haverhill
Gleason & Brown, Methuen
Gleason David, Methuen
Gleason K. C, Methuen
Howe P. B. & Co., Haverhill
Ingals Charles, Methuen
Lancaster T. & J. P., Haverhill
Merrill Washington, Methuen
Misser M. & Sons, Methuen

Hay.

Brown S. Jr. & Sons, Salem

Horse Shoers.

Clark James, Salem
Harding David, Salem
Wilkins Charles, Salem

Hosiery, Shirts and Drawers.

Manufactwers.
Glover James S., Ipswich
Mann Jabez, "

Ice Dealers.

Smith C, Newburyport
Wenham Lake Ice Co., (P. KlDgmon,
agent) Wenham

India Rubber Manufacturer.

Upton Samuel, Beverly

Inspectors of Fish.

Goodwin A. E., Newburyport
Goodwin John, '•

Hale Chas. W., "

I'atten Thos., "

ThurloJohn, "

Insurance Agents.

Abbott David Jr., Salem

Allen N. K., Salem

Bassett \Vilham, Lynn

Burgiss B. F., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Davis Jolin, Methuen

Hayes Thomas M., Haverhill

Hall Harmon, Saugus

Jopliii W . !>., Lawrence

Mitilge Hciijamin, Lynn

Mudge Benjamin F., Lynn

NewhaU B. F., Saugu.'j

Newhall George, Saugus

Newhall James R., Lynn

Nichols .lohn H., Salem

Robinson J. L., Lynn

Russell Levi H., Lynnfiold (Centre)

ESSEX COUNTY.

99

Sandborn A. T., Lawrcnco

Sargent John J., Sau);uM

Solinaii licnjiimin, Marblohcad

Sliepard I. D., Hiilcm

Tenney Jolin, Methuon

Weed Dan, liawivnre

Whipple Ilenry, Salem

White George N., (North) Andovcr

Iron, Steel, &/C.

Ashby .Tames T., Newbury port
Coleman Alfred II., "

Iron Founders.

Davis Kdinvind & Son, (North) Andovcr
Essex (!oiTi]i;uiy, Lawrence ■
Kussell .t Walker, Newburyport
Smith .1. R. & S., Salem

Iron Manufacturer.

Iloopcr Matlliew, (New Mills) Danvers
[iron hoops, nailrods. eastings, &c.]

Joiners.

House anil Ship.
Carey William B., Essex
Horsfield .lohn, Essex
Homes A. & C., Essex
Sinett W. .J., Essex

Last Factories.

Brown & .'Stanley, Danvers
Goodricli S. P., Haverhill
Goodwin Albert T., Lynn
Jtoman Joseph, (\Vest) Lynn
Kelley Ezra, Haverhill
AVadleigh L. C, Haverhill

Lamps and Camphene.

mil Henry, Salem

Lead and Pipes.

Newcomb B. & G. L., Salem
AV'aters Andrew S., Salem

Lime Dealers.

Dolliver & Stacy, Gloucester
Marston David, Danvers
Warren J., (New Mills) Danvers

Leather and Morocco Dressers
and Colorers.

Arnold Edward B., Salem
Draper William, S.aleni
Black William, (North) Danverg
Blaney Stephen, Danvers
I'erley Jacob, Danvers
Pool & Jacobs, Danvers

Livery Stables.

Ayer R. H., Haverhill

Bagley David, Amesbury

Batchelder E. & Co., Beverly

Bean A. N., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Beckford & Vincent, Lynn

Bickford H. M..(Sutton'"s Mills) Andov'r

Blackinton Oliver A., Rowley

Boardman Greenleaf, Newburyport

Bodwell & Sprasue, Lawrence

Boynton John, Kowley

Boynton & Richards, Georgetown

Brown J. D., Haverhill

Brown Thomas, Salisbury

Burt Henry, Andover

Chaplin Charles, (New Mills) Danvers

Chapman La Layette, Ipswich

Chase Luther, Newburyport

Church Samuel. Salem

Colman Moses, Newburyport

Dresser E. G., Georsetown

Dow Moody. (West)" Lynn

Downing E P., (West) Amesbury

i-loyd George W., Gloucester

Foster .lohn P., (North) Andover

Goldthwaite & Mower, Lynn

Goss Allen H., Groveland

Gunnison Ts;iac, Amesbury

Ha<:keH Henry, Manchester

Hildreth & lirooks, Lawrence

Johnston Edward, West Newbury

Leavitt J. S., Salem

Littlefield Edson L., Salciu
f/ow .lohn, Methuen
Mclntirc .S. J., Salem
Pcabody Henry, Wenham
Peniberton .lohn, Groveland
Pendar Simon, Salem
Perkins Daniil, Tupsfield
Potter William. Dimvcrt)
Potter William, S.ileni
I'ray Charles, Andover
I'reston Daniel J., Danvera
Price .lohn, SaU.'m
I'roctor Thomas, SlarVilehead
Remic.k John E., Newburyport
Uoundy William R., Lynntield
Sargent H. P., Newburport
Scarborough William, Lynn
Shaw K<hvard H., Gloucester
Shaw William, Newburyport
Simonds (Charles, Danvers
Smith .lohn. Andover
Smith & iMaiiiiing, Salem
Spalding Samuel W.,(N.) Danvera
StockcT Krc'diTiok, Saugus
Stoeker Willi.im, "

Tenney .lacob 1!., Ipswich
Thompson ,t Barker, Lynn
Tuck John, Haverhill
Tuttle John, Salem
Varnum Corliss, Methuen
Walker & Young, Beverly
W.alton W. J., Lawrence
Webster Charles E , Bradford

Lumber.

Appleton Thoma.s, Marblehead

Austin Eleazer, Salem

Bassett J. R., Marblehead

Boyd N., Salisbury

Breed S.N. & Co., Lynn

Buffum & Clarke, Danvers

BulTum David, Salem

Caldwell Sylvanus. Ipswich

Chase & Harmon, Haverhill

Chickering Jacob, Andover

Choate .John, Essex

Clifford & Neal, Lynn

Courtney Benjamin, Essex

Crosby Stephen S.. (Ea.st) Haverhill

Dockham & Co., Newburyport

Dodge Wm. S. Jr., Newburyport

Dolliver & Stacy, Gloucester

Dow Benjamin & Co., Haverhill

E.ssex Co., Wm. M. Kimball, agent,

Lawrence
Farnum J. M., Salem
Feavo Wilham, Gloucester
Fiske & Norcross, Lawrence
Goodhue William, Salem
Granger George T., Newburyport
Grecnough E. & T., Groveland
Haskell & JIarshall, Rockport
Hathaw.ay Benjamin G., Marblehead
Hodgkins J. B., Rockport
Kimball II. & E., Newburyport
Knights George W., Manchester
Newhall William, Lynn
Pickering William, Salem
Potter & Co., Marblehead
Pulsifer W., Rockport
Putnam Calvin & Co., Danvers
Proscott (J. H., Rowley
Raddiu John, (West) Lynn
Sanborn J. S.. Gloucester
Smith Amos, Salem
Smith H. B., Salem
Spofford U. G., Essex
Thayer Oliver, Salem
Thurston William, Newburyport
Tufts S. & Co., Lynn
Ward H. B., Salem
Woodbury J. P. & Co., (West) Lynn
Willcomb Daniel L., Ipswich
WilUams & Bartlett, Newburyport

Machinists.

Brainard & Sheldon, Haverhill
Day John Jr., (West) Boxford
Emery E. R., West Newbury
Essex Co., Lawrence
Fairbank.s & Hodges, Newburyport
Goodell A. C, Salem

Gleawon, DavlM & Co., (N.) Andovor
Hawley Isaac, W., Lynn
Ingraham L. P.. Newburyport
Ix'slcy Eilward S., Newburyport
Newcomb George L., .Salem
Norfolk Edward L., Salem
Itaymond N. H., Lynn
Richardson Nathan, Manchester
Ross .losiah, (New Mills) DanvoM
Sargent Charles I!., Newburyport
Savag.. Klias, {\<w .Mills) Danvoni
Tompson .lohn, Marblehead
Tnisk Benjamin, Salem

Mahogany Dealers.

Allen John P., Manchester
Burnham & Gentlei'.Manohfdter
Prime, Kenney & Co., Salem

Manufactures.

C/iemicals.

Salem I,aboratory Co., Salem, (Jcorn^

Nichols, agent "

Cotton.

Atlantic Cotton Mills, L.awronce, H. K.
Oliver, agent

Bartlett Mills, Newburyport, Micajah
Lunt, pres. ; Ebenezer Stone, treas. ;
.Tohn Balch, .agent

Dane Manufacturing Co., IpHvrich,
George W. IleArd, pres. ; Thomas
Lord, treas. ; John Hobbs, agent

Essex Mills, Newburyport, Geo. Gard-
ner, pres. ; James Reed, troas. ; Wm.
C. Balch, agent

Globe Mills, Newburyport, J. Hatha-
way, pres. : John Porter, treas. ;
Daniel D. Crombie, agent

J.ames Mills, Newburyport, Robert
Bayley, pres. ; (Jharles J. Brockway,
treas. ; D. D. Tilton, .agent

Methuen Manufacturing Co., John
Davis, agent

Newmarket Manufacturing Co., Salem,

B. Wheatland, treas.

Ocean Mills, Newburyport, Josiah Lit-
tle, pres. ; James Reed, troas. ; Benj.
Saunders, agent

Rockport Steam Cotton Mills, Ilock-
port, J.ames Haskell, supt.

Co'tnn Blenchery.
Walker & Upton, Danvers

Durk.
Powow River Manufacturing Co., Salis-
bury, David L Dearborn, agent
Machinery and Loromotives.
Essex Co., Ltiwrence, Ch.T-i. S. Storrow,
treasurer and agent, Caleb W . Marvel,
supt.

White Lead.
Forest River Lead Co., Salem, G«orge

C. Chase, agent

Woollen.

Amesbury Flannel Manufacturing Co.,
Amesbury, Joshua .\uber, agent

Ballard Vale Co., [flannels] Andover, J.
P. Bradlee, agent

Bay State Mills, [shawls, etc.] Law-
rence, O. H. Perry, agent

Ilale's Flannel Factory. Haverhill, E.
Hale Jr.. prop.

Manning Milks, [yarn] H.amilton

M.arland >Ianufacturing Co., Andover

North Andover Mills, [flannels] North
Andover, Hodges ■% ."^utton. prop.

Pilling .lonathaii, [flannels] Lyniifield
(Centre)

Pnmker Edward, [flannels] Saugus

S;vlisbury Manufacturing Co., Salis-
bury, J.ames Haughton, agent

Scott & Faulkner, iflaniiels] Saugus

Stevens' Mills, [flannels] (North) An-
dover, Nathaniel Stevens, prop.

Sutron's Mills, [flHnti<ls] (North) An-
dover, Ebenezer Sutton, prop.

Worsted Mills, [De L.iines) (Ballard
Vale) Andover, J. S. Young, agent

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Maps, Charts, &/c.

Whipple n. & Son, Salem

Marble Workers.

Brown F. A., Haverhill
Brown Henry, Salera
Davis Ira I;., Newburj'port
Fleloher & (iowan, Ijawrence
Jackson N., Salem
Lord A. & D., Salem

Masons,Colorers, andWhiteners.

Adams Saniiiel P., Lynn
All(in William, Marblehead
Atkins lienjamin, Lynn
Bond William, "

Burnham .John H., Essex
Carleton & Sargent, Haverhill
Caswell K., Topsfield
Chesley Plumer, (West) Lynn
Clark Edward, Kowley
Cleaves William, Beverly
Cloutnian .Tacob, Marblehead
Colby & Bird, Lynn
Coombs I'erez, '•
Currier Albert, Newburyport
Currier Samuel, "

Cushman & Flint, Salem
Dod);e .John Jr., Newburyport
Dodge Nathaniel, "
Elliott Andrew, (New Mills) Danvers
Friend Elbridge G., Gloucester
Friend Samuel, "

Giddings J.ames, Essex
Grant Benjamin, Beverly
Grcenleaf J. Jr., Newburyport
Griffith William, Groveland
Harris & Farmer, Salem
Ilayward Aaron, "
Hay ward Josiah, "
Iferdy Charles, Groveland
Hovey John, Ipswich
Ireland Jeremiah R., Newburyport
Iresoii .!olin D.., Marbleliead
Kiiiiliall Khenezer, Ipswich
Kimball Stephen, Newburyport
Ixird (!eoi-ge W., Lynn
Lunt Mooily, Newburyport
Mansfield Kic-hard, Lynn
Merrill Haskell B., "
Oher I'hllip. Beverly
raliiiiT liaiiiel, Haverhill
Patterson .). C, Danvers
Perley & Tattle, Haverhill
Plummor \Vm., (Belville) Newburyport
Pool .lames, (West) Lynn
Pool .lames .Tr^, " "
Pnuarir George, " "
Preston David, Essex
Preston William, Manehegter
Eeynokls Joel, Jlarblehead
Reynolds Wm. H., "
Klpley Thomas, Lynn
Biplcv Thos. Jr., "
Roberts William S., Salem
Hue .lohn A., (West) Lyn«
Russell George, Ipswich
Russell & White, Salem
Sargent H^arren, Groveland
Slocum E., Salem
Smith Enoch, Newburyport
: Standlcy Ezra,' Manchester
Stone .lames, Salem
Tibhctts Eli, Lynn
•Tibhetts K/ra R., Lynn
AVuircni ('liarles, (West) Lynn
Whipple M. W., Haverhill
Wood Joseph, (West) Lynn

Merchants.

Bertram .lohn, Salem
Brookli.mse I!., «
BrookliMusi'R.Jr.,"
CheverJ. W., "
Cotfln Charles 11., Newburyport
Gushing Isiuic, Salem
Cushiiig .1. N., Newburyport
Cushing Willi.am, "
Davenport Mo.ses, "
Fallens lienjamin, Salem
HodgcM .luhn, "

UolTtuau Charles, "

Horton Jacob, Newburyport

Howard John, Salem

Howard J. C. & Co., Salem

Iluse lUlph & Co., Newburyport

John.son Nicholas, "

Kimball E. D., Salem

Lunt Charles, Newburyport

Lunt M., "

Merrill D., Salem

Moore David, Salem

Nichols Isaiah, "

IVabody George, "

I'celeJ.W., "

Phillips, Goodhue & Bowker, Salem

Pickman AVilliam D., Salem

Pingree T. P., "

Putnam Edward, "

Quarles Samuel, "

Savory George, "

Shatswell Joseph, "

Shepard Michael, "

Shcpard M. W., "

Silsbee B. H., "

Silsbee John B., "

.Silsbee John H.. "

SpofTord N. G., Essex

Stevens Samuel, Newburyport

Stone B. W., Salem

Upton Benjamin, Salem

Upton Benj. Jr., "

Upton H. P., "

Upton James, "

Upton Luther, "

Upton Robert, "

Ward A., "

Webb B., "

West George, "

West John A. & B. A., Salem

Wood John & Son, Newburyport

Millinery.

Allen Elizabeth, Essejc

Bacon Anna C. & Grace J., Lynn

Barnes Mary, Wenhara

Barker N., Methuen

Bartlett S., Ame.sbury

Bennet Sarah, Marblehead

Bigelow & Herrjck, Salem

Boardman R. A., Newburyport

Boynton A. C, Georgetown

Buxton Thomas, Salom

Caswell J., Gloucester

Chesley Mary N., Newburyport

Clement M., "

Collins PameUaM., (West) Lynn

Conner Jane, Lynn

Cx'ane Rebecca, Salom

Grossman C. B., Lynn

Dole Elam, Methuen

Dougan, Kerr & Co., Lawrence

Draper A., Salem

EUery A. M., Gloucester

Ellis William R., Newburyport

Emerson Eliza, (West) Lynn

I'arnsworth D. M., Gloucester

Felt M. D., Salem

Fletcher R. C, Sfilem

B'oster M. L., "

Foster & Price, "

French H. 15. & A. D., Amcsbury

Frye Sui^an, Andover

Fuller .lulia A., (West) Lynn

Gilbert S. E., (Jloucester

Glover M. F., Marblehead

Greeley A., Georgetown

Greeley D., Newburyport

Griffin Nancv, Andover

Grillin W., Haverhill

Hardy J., Lawrence

Hawks Misses, Marblehead

Holder Mary M., (West) Lynn

Hooper Hannah & Co., Manchester

Hunt M. J., Lawrence

Keith J., Haverhill

Liingdell S. A. & L. J., La\Trcnco

Lc Master S. E., Salem

Lord A. P., Ipswich

Lyon John, Newburyport

Mann Ann E., Lynn

Merrill O. A., Gloucester

Moody S., Newburyport

Morse L., Salem-

Motley M., Haverhill

Mumler S., Lawrence

Newm.an S. A., Ipswich

Noyes P. H., Newburyport

Paine J. A., Salem

Patten M. E., Amesbury

Perley Lucy Ann, Salem

Putnam H. P., Salem

Putnam Huldah, Beverly

Ramsdell M., New'burjport

Randall William T., La^Yrence

Richardson T. J., Methuen

Richardson S., Newburyport

Ropes M., Danvers

Russell L. G., Haverhill

Sawyer S. J., Lawrence

Smith J. P., Haverhill

Smith L. W. H., Gloucester

Smith & Stannard, Lawrence

Stacey Rebecca 0., Lynn

Stanwood L. M., Newbu.-yport

Stevens P. A., (North) Andover

Stimpson M. A., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Strickland 3eorge W., Beverly

Thompson J., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Valpey Laura M., ( West) Lynn

Webster S., Methuen

Welsh Margaret & Agnes, Lynn

Wingate M. & P., HaverhiU

Works S. H., Haverhill

Wyman M F., Salem

Morocco Dressers.

Alley, Tapley & Co.. Lynn

Ajnes Adam, Saugus

Ames Joseph, Saugus

Barry Darius, Lynn

Black William, (New INlills) Danvers

Blaney Stephen, Danvers

Carroll Edward, Lynn

Keltv & Brown, "

Kimball E. & B., HaverhiU

Lovejoy Elbridge, I-ynn

Moulton Joseph, "

Oliver Albourne, "

Perley Jacob, Danvers

Pool & Jacobs, "

Roberts, Pevear & Co., Lynn

Souther J. Jr. & Co., "

Music Stores.
Bayley A. W., Newburyport
Caldwell W. W., ""

Emerson & AVhitmore, Salem
Moseley R. E., Newburyport
Nichols A. P., H.averhill
Tilton John G. & Co.. Newburyport
Willey Geo. F., L.iwronce
Williams Rufus, Haverhill

Mustard Factory.

Webber John 1'., Beverly

Nautical Instrument Maker.
Emery Samuel, Salem

Nurseries.

Lake William G., Topsfield
Manning Robert, Salem
Putnam C. F., •'

AVood Ephraim, "

Oil and Candles.

Cook & Briggs, Salem

Goldsmith. Newcomb & Farless, Salem

Smith C. A. & II. W., S ilem

Organ Builclers.

Alley .!., [enharmonic] Newburyport
Nichols A. P., [reed orgjnis] Haverhill
Pickett Thos., " '' Beverly

Oysters and Refreshments.

Allen Geo. F., Manchester
Allen .lohn 11., An(iover
Bixby Daniel, H.aerhill
Burnham J. P., .Anuover
Ch.ase & Laubham. HaverhiU
Dyer J. R., Ne\vliur\ port
Estes G. W., .Salom'
P'ariner P., Salem
Gardner D., "

ESSEX COUNTY.

101

Ilolbrook & Wiley, Lawrence

Johnson J. F. & A. G., Lawronco

l/cwis A., Haverhill

Martin John N., Salem

MorriH J. 15 , "

Nciily .lanips, Lawrence

Ncwi'oinli Hi llolbroolt, Salom

Packer William I)., Nowburyport

Pai.n-e J. S., Salem

Kyder Jd.slm.i, N'ewburyport

Kyiler lieuben, "

Sliparman James L., Salom

Shutc Alon/.o Sc William, Haverhill

Painters.

House, Carria^), and Sign.
Abbot IMiilip Jr., Salom
Ames I'MwarJ It., ''
Ashtciu Samuel U., Lynn
liabsiiii Daniel T., Gloucester
J!,ibs(m .\ath., "

Hasley John, Georgetown
liaker William, (West) Amesbury
Uaker William, Ijiswieli
Ualch Leonard, (iruvelaud
IJanies T. P., Lawrence
Hartlett John, Kssex
Barlol John, Marblehead
Bartol Williiini, M;ii-blehead ,

Batcbelder H. I,., lliverhiU
UlaiK'y Philip. O.mvers
Blunt J. 0., Andover
BorJman William J., Amesbury
Bowdeu J. 0. Jr., Marblehead
Boynton Henry, Kowlcy
Brown William, Newburyport
Brisham S. T ., .\iulover
Buckman T. M., [carriajre] Lynn
Burbank Gardner, Newburyport
Burbank E G., [eai'riage] Salem
Burbank Nathan, Amesbury
Burbank S., [carriage] Salem
Burnham Kufus, Essex
Burrill Henry M , Newburyport
Bnrrill J & Co., "

Butman John, "

Calley Samuel, Salem
Carey Joseph W., Salem
Carpenter Elis'.a, .Methuen
Cha.so Jacob, L.\nn
Chase L. U. & G W., Newburyport
Chase Philip Jr . (West) Lynn
Choate Addison, lloekport
Clark S. C, Salem
Clarke Thomas. .Vndover
Cloutman Petoi- D., Maiblehead
Copeland Geortri ^i'., Salem
Creasy J. B & tV. J., Newburyport
Crowell Chailes, Manchester
Cutter Thomas IL, Newburyport
Davidson .Moses, [caj-riage] Salem
Diagneau Loui.^^, Lynnfield
Dodge buke E.. [oariiige] Salem
Edwards lUchard i.i., Beverly
Ellis N., Andover
Evans John Q., Sali.<bury
Falls John Q.. bvnii
Fellows Isaac, (Ne.v Mills) Danvers
Felt John G., fsigu and fancy] Salem
Ferguson .1. 15., S.ikMu
Ferguson S. & Son. F'alem
Foster A. & N. H., Beverly
Fowler .lonathan, .Salisbury
Fowler 0 I!., ILiverhill
Gage & Siniovds. Salem
Gibbs Allen, ('.Vest) Lynn
Goff Henvv. Andover
Gould ci. \V., (Noitii) Andover
Hardy Augustn^. S.ilem
Hardy & Sl.irslvill, Lawrence
Henderson Josepli. Salem
Uildretli .1. C. Lawrence
Hill Beiijimiii 1) .Jr.. Danvers
Hunnewell Fr.inklin. Lynnfield
Huse C. L.. Newburyport
Huse & Kimball, (ieorgetown
Hutchinson Niithuiiel i:., (West)Lynn
Jewett ,lohn .";.. Dinvers
Jewett ,t Se,i:-1. Dinvers
Johnson .\!bert. b. nn
Johnson is:i:;c. N'e.vburyport
Johnson ft Jordin, (West) Lynn

.Jolinson & ooil, Newburyport

Ivenrick A. C, Hav<;rhill

Kimball Alfred, Haverhill

Kimball & Skerry, Salem

lyowd Mark, Salem

Lunnnus James. (West) Lynn

Luscomb Benj. & Samuel, (West) Lynn

Lu.scomb William H., [sign and fancy]

Salem
Mansfield Jo.scph, Salem
Mathes J. W. & Co., ijawrence
Mosservy .rohn, Salem
Millett Lewis, Gloucester
Morris W. H. & Co., I/awrcnce
Morley Thomas, Ipswich
Morse Moses D., Grovoland
Mo.sely C. C, VVest Newbury
Newman Benjamin, Ipswich
Newman John A., Ipswich
Newhall J. H., Saugns
Nichols & Pubsifer, S.alem
Nichols William II., Salisbury
Norris George Jr., Ibunilton
Osborn II. M., Marblehead
Parker Charles, Andover
Pearson Isaac, Newburyport
Plummer John, Haverhill
Pool John, Rookport
Punchard J. S., Salem
Pulsifer D. & J., [carpet] Salem
Pulsifer N., [carpet] Salom
Putnam Eben, (North) Danvers
Kcmmonds John, Beverly
Rhodes J. W., [carriage] Salem
Rollins D. C, Methuen
Rogers S. W., Glouccsfer
Russell L. Q., Haverhill
Rowe Anselot, Rockport
Short Joseph, Lynn
Stevens C. H., Bradford
Stickney Uichai-d H., (W.) Amesbury
Symonds J. Shove, Salem
Tarr James P., Rockport
Todd Samuel, Newburyport
Tucker George, Manchester
Walker S., Topsfield
Watson & Damon, lawrence
Wells James, [carriage] Salem
Whielden Micliael L., Danvers
W^illiams David, Sangus
Wood J. C, Bradford
Whittier Moses, Rowley
Portrait.
Osgood Charles, Salem
Southward George, Salem

Paints, Oils, and Glass.

Boardman Samuel, Newburyport

Buffum Jonathan, Lynn

Burrill J. & Co., Newburyport

Chase Jacob, Lynn

Cutter Thomas H., Newburyport

Felt John G., Salem

Goldsmith, Newcomb & Farless, Salem

Knapp C, Newburyport

Pulsifer D. & J., Salem

Simonds S. C. & E. A., Salem

Wills William T., Newburyport

Paper and Paper Stock.

Weston P. R., Salem

Paper Hangings.

Bigelow Joshua R., (West) Lynn
Call A. A., Newburyport
Charter Paper Co., Lawrence
Creamer George, Salem
Herbert Thomas, Lynn
Ives W. & S. B.. Salem
Munroe James M., I.iynn
Sargent M. II., Newburyport
Simonds S. C. & E. A., Salem
Tilton John G. & Co., Newburyport
Whipple Henry & Son, Salem

Paper Mill.

Crane & Martin, Middleton

Patent Mtdidnes

Atwood Moses, [Atwood's Bitters]
Georgetown

Calder Wm., (Ballard Vale) Andover
Hooker & lllanehard, l/iwrenee

Periodical Depots.

Babson Joseph E., Newburyport
Bailger Charles K., "

Chandler L. & Co., Salem
Edson Nathan W., "
MeOusken — ., Newburyport
Moody William II., Salem
Whipple Henry & Son, Salom
Wales Andrew F., Beverly

Physicians.

Abbott 0. D., Newburyport

AfLams A. S., Lynn

Allen D. S., S.augn8

Allen E. B., Lawrence

Ames J. N., Ipswich

Appleton T., (ieorgetown

Atkinson Benj., ( West) Amesbury

Atkinson John, Newburyport

Atkinson M. L.. Lawrence

Baleh Israel, Amesbury [cester

Barber Joseph S., (Annisquam) Glou-

Bartlett K., Haverhill

Bluisdell Clark. .Marblehead

Bonier .losejib E., Ijiswich

Boyden W. C, Beverly

Briggs (Jalvin, Marblehead

Briggs James C, "

Brown Charles 11., Ipswich

Burgess B. F., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Choate George, Salem

Clarke James, [eclectic] (West) Lynn

Clark M. P., Lawrence

Cogswell George, Bradford

Cogswell William, Bradford

Colby Isaiic, Salem

Colby J. L.. Manchester

Cox A. D., Ijawrence

Cox Benjamin Jr., Salem

Couch H. M., Georgetown

Cressy Oliver S., Hamilton

Cross Enoch, Newbiu-yport

Crowell J. Jr., Haverhill

Dana David Jr., Lawrence

Davidson H. E., Gloucester

Dickins Job F., Newburyport

Dearborn Cyrus, Salisbury

Dinsmore J. B., [homoe.] Ilaverhill

Dyer — ., (Anni.squam) Gloucester

Eastman E. P., Lynn

Flint Kendall, Haverhill

Floto Henry, Salem

French A. J., Methuen

French C. P., Topsfield

Gale J. B., Salisbury

Gale Stephen M., Newburyport

Galloupe Isaac F., (West)"Lynn

(iarland Joseph. Gloucester

Gill Daniel, Marblehead

Gould Abraham, (\rest) Lynn

Gott Lemuel, Rockport

Grosvenor David A., Danvers

GrosvenorE. P., Newburyport

Grosvenor E. P., West Newbury

Grosvenor .lohn M., Methuen

Haddock Charles, Beverly

Harmon William L., (West) Lynn

Harris Jerome, [homoe.] LawTenco

Haskell Benj., Kockport

Herbert Richard, Rowley

Holden Joseph B., (Swampscot) Lynn

Holyoke E. A., Salem

Howarth James, .\ndover

Hunt Ebeuezer, Danvers

Huse Stephen, Methuen

Jones Nathan, Wenham

Johnson 1). A., [homoe.] Lynn

Johnson Jona. G., Newburyport

Johnson William O., Lynn

.Johnson Samuel, Andover

Johnson Sjimuel, Salem

Keenan Thoma.s,' Lynnfield

Kenison Timothy, Haverhill

Kimball W. H., Andover

Kittredge Ingalls, Beverly

Kittredge Ingalls Jr.. "

Kittredge J., (North) Andover

Lamb W. D., Lawrence

Lamson Josiah, Essex

102

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Loagley Rufus, Haverhill
lord Samuol A., Dauvers
Mack William, Salem
Manning John, Rookport
Manning Thomas, Ipswich
Merriam R. A., Topsfield
M(Trill .John, Newburyport
Moody George, Oeorgctowa
Morse J. 11., La^T^ent■e
Newhall Asa T., Lynu
Newhall Edward, "
Nichols Andrew, DanverH
Nye .lames M., (West) Lynn
Osbonic George, Danvcrs
Osgood George, "
Osgood Joseph, "
Packer II. T., Newburyport
Peirson A. L., Salem
Peirson E. 15., ''

Perkins Henry, Newburyport
Perkins George A., Sulcnii
Perley Daniel, Lynn
Phelps E. S.,Middleton
Pluninier Dan T., Newbury
Prince William II., Salem
Proctor Charles, Rowley
Quiniby Elisha, Salem
Renton John, (West) Lynn
Reynolds Joseph, GloueesU^r
Robinson D., West Newbury
Rogers R. S., (West) Lynu
Root Martin, Newbury
Sanborn G. W., Lawrence
Sanborn J. B"., [dentist] lieverly
Sargent S., Lawrence
Sawyer George W., Roxford
Sawyer J. II., Newburyport
Skinner George W., West Newbury
Smith Dryden, Lynn
Smith Isaac P., Gloucester
Sparbawk Thomas, Amesbury
SpofTord .Icreiiiiah, (jtroveland
Spofford Richard S., Newburyport
Stone James Jr., Salem
Ston^ Asa, Manchester
Strong S. E., (North) Andovcr
Swift George IL, Lawrence
Tilton James, Amesbury
Torrey Augustus, Beverly
Tre;ulwell J. G., Salem
Tuttle H. C, "

Wa<Ileigh J. B., Haverhill
Weeks (Jharles, Lynn
Wheatland H., Salem
Wilder A. H., Ipswich
Williams William, Salem
Wyman Samuel W., Newburyport

Piano-forte Frame Manufac-
turer.

Stevens Abel, Lawrence

Pilots.

[See pa^e 83.]

Potters.

Mann & Kenrick, ( West) Amesbury
Osborn Riehard, Danvers
Reed J. W., "

Printers.

Bellows S. M., Lawrence
Butt<_'rlield & Kellogg, Lynn
Chapman & I'alfray, Salem
(Joftin Edward D., Marblehead
Coffin .lames, "

FlaggJohn D., Andover
Foot<; (!aleb, Salem
Frothiiigham E. O., Haverhill
Oilman .lohn, Newburyport
Green E. I)., Georgetown
Hayes. I. F C., Lawrence
Huse & Nason, Newburyport
Hutchinson T .1., Salem
Ives William Sc Co., "
JoHselyn Lewis, Lynn
Kimball Josiah K., Lynn
Mor.se it Brewster, Newburyport
Porter Willi.im, Halem
Rogers .1. S. K., Gloucester
Sallord E H., Haverhill
Tilton J. 0. & Co., Newburyport

Printers' Ink Manufacturer.

Morrill Samuel, Andover

Provisions.

Abbott Enoch, Andovcr

Abbott Moses, Lawrence

Akerinan .Joseph, Newburyport

Baker Sti'phen Jr., Ipswich

Biirrill N. II. & Co., Lynn

Clia|)iiian E. L., Lawrence

Churchill & Co., "

Ciilford Hiram, Lynn

Craig & Grinin,, Salem

Daniels Stephen, "

Davis George G., Haverhill

Dodge Manning, Ipswich

Dow Perkins 11., Lynn

Elliot Isaac, Salem

Kreneh & Morse, Lawrence

Goodrich Moses R. G., Lynn

f ioldthwait Benj., Marblehead

• I'oldthwait Moses, "

Green G. W., Newburyport

Gn'en Samuel H., Ipswich

Hill & Sawyer, Lawrence

Howard & Rickcr, Salem

Huntington P., Haverhill

Ireson S. S., (West) Lynn

Lawrence Daniel S., Salem

Lumnius Edward A., (West) Lynn

M;ird<'n Eben W. & Co., Salem

Merrill Danl..3d, Mcthuen

Merrill Elbridge, Newburyport

Melxe.ird T., .S;ilern

Messer Darius, Methuen

Millet D. Jr., Salem

Nesvell Jo.seph, Newburyport

Obcr Samuel, Salem

Orne John, Marblehead

Pickering & Holden, Salem

Pierce L. B., H.-iverhill

Pinkham Isiuie, Lynn

Plander John G., Salem

Read .lohn, "

Remick. Thomas, Lynu

(lose J. Jr., Salem

Sawyer Asa, Lynn

Sheldon Edwin, Lynn

Sheldon Charles, Manchester

Smith Robert, Salem

Stickney John, (West) Lynn

Stone Benj. J., Lynn

Sweet Moses, Marblehead

.Sweet Thomas, "

Tibbetts James, Lynn

Tucker George I!., (West) Lynn

Tufts S.C, Salem

Valpy S. G.. Andover

Ward Alfred A., Salem

Wlieider Asa, "

Wheeler B. S., "

Wiggin Levi, "

Public Houses.

Agawam House, J. M. Docker, Ipswich
American House, Wm. Poor, Lawrence
Berry Eben G., (North) Danvers (ford
Bradford Hotel, D. 0. Knowles, Brad-
City Hotel, Sam. Spear, (West) Lynn
D.invers Hotel, I). J. Preston, Danvers
Dunbar's Hotel, J. T. Dunbar, George-
town
Eagle Hotel, E. S. Merrill, Andover
Eagle House, Wm. Brown, Haverhill
Essex House, J. S. Leavitt, .Salem
Essex House, Chas. Simonds, Danvers
Franklin House, J. L. Huntress, Ijiw-
rencc [port

Franklin House, L. Y. Lang, Newbury-
Georgetown Hotel, Geo. Going, George-
town [cester
Gloucester House, Abij. Peabody,Glou-
Johnson Hou.se. ./. Jolinson, Nahant
La Fountatnc, W. D. Packer, Newbury-
port
Lynn Hotel, Moody Dow, (West) Lynn
Lynnlleld Hotel, C, K. Hand, Lynniield
Manchest'r Ilot<'l, Henry Haskell, Lynn
Mansion House, Asa Lamson, Andov(!r
Mansion House, I. A. Merriam, Salem
Manufacturers' Hotel, I. B. Merrill,
Amesbury

Marshall House, W. Marshall, (Swamp-
scot) Lynn
Merrimack House, J. B. Cameron, Har
verhill [port

Merrimack House, E. Tilton, Newbury-
Mcthuen Hotel, H. Hamblet, Methuen
Montezuma House, A. D. Pillsbury,
Lawrence [port

Mt. Pleasant Hou.se, — . Wyatt, Roek-
Nahant Hotel, P. Drew, Nahant
Naumke.-ig House, L. Dearborn, Salem
North lliver House. L. Putnam & Co..
Norwood Caleb. Rockport [Salem

Norwood William Jr., liockport
Oak St. House R. E. Hunt, Lawrence
Oce.an House, Wm. F. Davis, Beverly
Ra.ilroad Hou.se, Isaac 0. Hudson, Lynn
Rice's House, Jesse Rice, Nahant
Shawshaw House, J. Holt, Lawrence
Smith Edward, Rowley [Newbury

Thompson's Tavern, W. H. Thomi).son,
Union House, Lucius Bumham, Glou-
cester
Union House, Benj. Rivers, Marblehead
W.'ishington House, Thomas Brown,

Newburyport
Washington Honse, Geo. Rickcr, Lynn
Whitney's Hotel, Albert Whitney, Na^
hant

Pump and Block Makers.

Bray William, Beverly
Burnh.am P.arker Jr., Essex
Carrol John, M.arblehead
Currier Nathaniel. Newburyport
Donald.son A., .Salem
Felt Benjamin J., "
.lones Samuel, Gloucester
Knight Thom.as, Essex
Pickard Nathaniel, Kowley
Pike Elias, Newburyport
Rus.sell J. Jr., Salem
Stickney Caleb, Newburyport
Stockman Moses, "

Todd Elias, "

Eestorators.

Allerton AVilliam, Glouci^ster

Baker S., Ipswich

Barkis- Williimi. Mefluien

Parr liobert, .Marblehead

Bixby Daniel, Haverhill

Brockway Thos. B., (Swampscot) Lyrin

Buchanan George, .Salisbury

Hurbank Moody, Newburyport

Burnh.am J. P., Andover

Caldwell John, Lawrence

Chiise & Laubham, Haverhill

(Jolburn H. K., Lawrence

Comer Samuel, Newburyport

Crosby George, Danvers

Danforth Rufus, Newburyport

Dennett A., Amesbury

Dennis Humphrey, Marblehead

Dowding I. W., Newburyport

Downing Pet(!r C, (West) Lynn

Fletcher Edwin, Lawrence

Frye Mrs., Methuen

Garland F. A., Newburyport

Gilm.an W.; (Balljird Vale) Andovcr

Hill J. B., Ipswich

Huntington Charles, Gloucester

Jackson Luke, (West) Amesbury

Jacobs George IL, Lynn

Lane Albert, Kockpnrt

Lang James. Ipswich

Lewis A., Haverhill

Lord .lacob. Danvers

Marston IJ. I"., Lawrence

Masury George, Beverly

Merrill lx!vi. (North) Danvers

Nelson Steplien (!., Gloucester

Norwood Ephraim F., Amesbury

Noyes William II., Gloucester

Packer William D., Newburyport

Page A. .(., Danvers

Heed John, Lynn

Sliute Alonzo & William, Haverhill

Smith D. Franklin, Lynn

Stimpson John, (Gloucester

Stocker E., Lynn

.Sw»!ctser Moses, Lynn

ESSEX COUNTY.

103

Townsond J. A., Ljiin
Wales Andrew K., Hoverly
VVoiisou L. S., Clloucostcr

Biggers.
Horry ("Imrlcs II., Siili'iii
Hoyil & I'rdotor, Kssox
Itromln'i'k TiilUir, Nowburyport
Fisher k lialiHon, (Jli>ucesU;r
l'liilli|is (ledrfie, Suleiii
I'rilelianl .1. It., Nowburyport
I'ritcliaril William T., "
Wooihiiaii William H., "
Woods William W., "

Bope Makers.

Swott Itrolhera, Newburypnrt

Bubber Goods.

Olunuiuui AVilliam H. & Co., Sakm

Sail Makers.

Allen Daniel, Koekport

Allen David, '•

Olanin & Cioodwin, Newburyport

Oroeker .losiah, Salem

Currier t'harles, Nowburyport

Davis 11. & Son. * "

Davis. Trindlo & Swift, Gloucester

Fears Kobort, "

Felton James, Salem

FLsher & liabsoa, Gloucester

Foster Isaac \Y., lioverly

Friend tieorgc .Ir., Gloucester

Friend Richard .Ir., "

Gilbert Thomas, Marbleheiid

Graves Elizur, "

llaiues Andrew, Nowburyport

Hale George W.^ "

liolduu N. & Co., Salem

Kemp S., "

iMie K. B., "

lx)rd U'illiam, Ipswich

l>you Samuel, Marblchead

J.yons Thomius, Lynn

Parsons John, Koekport

Pickett R. J., Beverly

Steele George & Son, Gloucester

Steele William II., "

Sash and Blind Manufacturers.

[See Doors, Bliniis, and Sashes.]

Sawing and Planing.

Allen John P., Manchester

Andi-ews I). & D., Uoxford

Baker .lolin, Manchester

Bateheldor 8. II. & Co., Boxford

BulVum Daviil, Salem

Buffum & Clark, Danvers

Burnhivm & Gentlee, Manchester

Currier John Jr., (Belvilleport) New-

Danforth & Co., Manchester |buryport

Day John Jr., (West) Boriford

Doane Paul, tieorgetowu

Dodge Aaron, Beverly

Dodge Brothers, Rowley

Dodge Cyrus, Manchester

Dodge W. S. .Ir., Newburyport

Kmorson Darius, Middletou

Essex Co., Lawrence

Kssex Mill Corporation, Kssei

Fowler Samuel, Beverly

Fiske & Noreross, Lawrciico

Friend John, .Manchester

Harmon & Jewett, Haverhill

Hay ward Augustus, Boxford

llusse>- E., Andover

Ingrahani L. P., Newburj'port

Jenkins Kben, Andover

Jenkins William, "

Kelhani & Kit/., Manchester

Kimball W. .M., liawrence

Pearson lii.'nj., Newbury

Nichols & lloyt, Ipswich

Patch, Breed & Co., Lynn

Page W. E., Lawrence

Pearson Tappan, Newbury

Perkins Elislia, Ipswich

L Perkins Nohemiah, Topsfleld
PettingiU & Co., Gloucester

Porter J. J., (West) Boxford
Potter & Co., Marblchead
Powow River Manuf. Co., Salisbury
Prime, Kenney & (^o., Salem
Sargent J., (West) Amesbury
Shannon I. W., Salem
Smith Anin\i, Hamilton
Smith, 1)(UT & Co., Andover
SpolTord Solomon, Boxford
Spolt'ord William, Georgetown
Story's Mill, Es.scx
Svn\onds Samuel, Midilleton
■|V«ksburv I). M.. (West) Amesbury
West Amesburv Manuf. Co., Thou. T.

Merrill, (\Vest) Amesbury
Wilson & Allen, Lawrence
Woodbury Jeptha P. & Co., (W.) Lynn

Scraphine Manufacturer.

Bradley Isaac, Nowburyport

Ship Chandlery and Stores.

Hoardman S., Newburyport
Howard .).('.& Co., s'aloni
Knnpp Cliarlis, Ncwburvi.ort
Phillips, (iorham & Bowkor, Salem
Wills \\ illiam 'i'., Newburyport

Ship Smiths.

Goodwin W., (Belvilleport) Newb"yport
Kenniston & Sons, " "

Pettigrew Mark, " "

Ship Wheel Maker.

Pearson Miohaol, Newburyport

Shoe Boxes.

Faulkner A., Lynn
Patch & Co., "
Straw Kleazor, "
Woodbury .leptha P., Lynn

Shoe Finding Stores.

Montgomery & (Jo., Haverhill
NewoonibT. & J. D.,

Smiley William, "

Shoe Manufactures.

[See Boot and Shoe Ma7iufaclurer.f.]

Adams David, Lynn

Adams James, "

Allen Albert G., (North) Danvox's

Alley Nathaniel, Lynn

Arrington L. Jr., "

Atherton Artemas, Lynn

Atkins Samuel, "

Atwell Guptavu^, "

Babb Nathan, "

Bachellcr John T., "

Bacheller Thos. W., "

ISaker Ezra, "

Bancroft Thomas F., Danvers

Bancroft Thomas F., Lynn

Hates Thomas S., "

Bo.anlnian & (.iould, (North) DanTCrs

Bowler Thomas, Lynu

Boyee .lames P., "

Boyce Sam. & (iilbert, Lvnn

Breed Bartlett B., '"

Breed George K., "

Breed Lsaiah, "

Breed Isaiah C, "

Breed James A., "

Breed .loseph, "

Breed Moses S., "

Breed Nathan, "

Breed Nohemiah A., "

Breed & Purinton. "

Brown A.sa, Ipswicii

Brown Ebenezer, Lynn

BrowTi Nestor, "

Bubierllinrv M., "

Bubier.^am'i M., " '

BulTuni Charles & Co., Lynn

Burrill Alanson, "

Burrill John B., "

Burrill Micajah, "

Burrill Micajah E . "

Butler J. C, (North) Danvera

Galley Benjamin F., Lvnn

Carlton W'm. P., ""

('hose Charlen W., Lynn

('hiuie Daniel, "

Chii.se Danii'l F., "

Chnse George H., "

Chnse James B., "

Chase William A., "
Cheiv.r.lri>,.ph, "

ClillMnl ilani.son, "

Clougli Jo>Jali It., "

Coffin ('harles K., "

(!ole Gideon, Beverly
Dane Francis, Danvers
Daniels David, " [bury

Downer . I. R., (Indies' shoes] W. New-
Downing Wni., Lynn
Durgin Samuel, West Newbury
Edwards Benj., " "

Ellis David, Lynn
Emerson Daniel, (North) Danvers
Ftrlt W. F. I)., Lynn
Fraser Lyman B., Lynn
Fuller Edward, Danvers
Fuller Jcwiih M. & Co., Lynn
(iale Samuel, Lynn
Gallop 1). B., Danvers
Graves Burrill, Lynn
Graves James, "
Graves Zaehariah, Lynn
Grecly Isaac W., [ladies' shoes] S&llsb'y
Gunnison Isaac, Amesbury
Hallowell Benjamin A., Lynn
Harnev Marlin D., "

Haskeil Williwu "

Hawkes Elbridge G., "

Hitchings Albert, "

llosum, Bailey & Durgin, ^V. Newbury
Houghton <;. W., Lynn
Howe FJdward, (East) Boxford
Hutchinson Beuj. P., Lynn
Hyde Henry, "

Iroson Nathaniel "

Ireson Samuel J., "
Johnson Chri.stopher Jr., Lynn
.lohnson Jacob A., "

.lohnson John B., "

Keene George W., "

Lakeuiaii Joseph, "

IjO Favor David, J?cvcrly
Mansfield Matthew, Lynn
Massey George ^\^, "
More & Alley, "

Mudgc Daniel I,., "
Mudge Nathan A., "
Neal Jo.<ieph W., "
Needham Albert, "
Newhall Dan'l W., "
Newhall Elbr'ge G., "
Newhall lieorge, "
Newhall Harrison, "
Newhall Isaac Jr. "
Newhall J luncs Jr., "
Newhall J. M.. "

NewhallJ.P. &Co., "
Newhall Luoian, "
Newhall Paul ft Sons, "
Newhall Timothy, "
Newhall Timothy A., "
Newhall Wm. P., "
Noyes, Brown & Edwards, W. Newbury
No^es Francis, (North) Danvers
Nve.loseiih M., Lynn
oiler Kimball, Beverly
Oliver Uiiijaniin F., Lyuu
Oliver J.imes P.. "

Oliver Stephen Jr., "
Oliver Wm. B., "

Parker Wm. F., "

Parrott Tyler, "

Perkin.< A., (North) Danvers
Perkins (ieorge, Amesbury
Perley Frederick, (North) DouTers
PhiUips A. P., Danvers
Phillips M. G., Lynn
Pinkham Thomas J., Lynn
Plummer Robert, "

Plunmier William, "

Pope Ira P., (North) Danvers
Porter William, Beverly
Pratt George 0., Lynu
Pratt John, ""

Pratt Micajah C, "
Purinton Jos. Jr., "

104

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Putnam Aaron, (North) Danvera
Putnam & Black, " "

Putnam & Fellows, " "

Putnam Oforge A., " "

Putnam I. H., " "

Putnam John, Lynn
Putnam Moses, (North) Danyers
Quinby Enoch K., Lynn
Kaddin George W., "
Iladdin & Hall, "

liiiddin 'J'homas Jr., "
Itomsdell Daniels., "
Ilamsdi'lllJan.S. Jr., "
Ramsdell Itobert, "
llavell Benjamin B., "
Kavell John B., "

Reynolds George, "
Ilhodes Jacob, Lynn
Richardson James N., Lynn
Richardson Stephen N., "
Richardson Thomas P., "
Robinson ChristoiJher, "
Robinson J. L., "

Sanderson John C, "

Sargent James M., "

Sargent Samuel, '•'

Scribner Amos, "

Shaw Benjamin P., "

Spinney Charles E., "
Spinney John, "

Spinney William N., "
Stacey Oliver M., "

Stacey Thomas, "

Story Henry E., Beverly
Story John, (Swampscot) Lynn
Story John D., "

Swain Joseph H., "

Swain Oliver H., "

Sweetser Ephraim, "

Taylor David, "

Taylor J. & U., Amesbury
Thurston John A., Lynn
Tolraan John B., Lynn
Trask Eben & John, Lynn
Trask Elbridge, (North) Danvers
Trufant David B., Lynn
Valpy Richard, "

Vickary David. "

Waldron & Galley, "
Wheeler Augustus E., "
Wilson William K., "
Winslow Charles, "

Wooldredge John, "

Shoe Peg Manufacturers.

Batcheldcr Samuel & Co., Bo.xford
Bentley John, '■

Kimball & Sawyer, "

Slioe String Manufacturers.

Le Bosquet & Slocomb, Haverhill
Spofford Moses, Cieorgetown
Tonney Richard, "

Shoe Thiead and Twine Manu-
facturers.

Smith, Dove & Co., Andovor
Oroveland Thread Factory, Alvan Per-
ry, agent, Grovcland

Silver Spoon Manufacturers.

Carlton James U., Haverhill
Kimball L., "

Snuff Mills.

Howlett John, (North) Saugus
Sweetser C. & Son, "

Soap, Candles, &/C.

Beach & Son, Lawrence

Boardman CofUn, Salisbury

Hale & Coulcy, [Floral washinji soap]

Rowley
Hildreth J. W., Danvers
Hildreth Samuel, T..ynn
Hildreth D. & 1'., Beverly
Jefferson P. JL, Jliddleton
Lord Bracket, (West) Lyuu
Palmer J. V., Ipswich
Pearson William, Newburyport
Pool Story, Uockport
Robertson S. W. & Co., Salem
Rundlett J. D., Newburyport

Shaw Joseph, Danvers
Shepherd Joseph, Gloucester
Skeels Amos, Newburyport
Skeels John & W., Newburj-port
Smith James, Saugus
Stackpole & Sis.son, (West) Lynn
Stanton John, Salem
Stanwood Atkins, Newburyport
Wentworth C. W., Haverhill

Sole Dealers.

AtweU Thomas H., Lynn
Estes David, "

NewhaU Perry, "

Spar Makers.

Cook William, Newburyport

Titcomb & Lunt, "

Young & Trcfethen, Newburyport

Spice Mills.

Breed Theophilus W., (West) Lynn
Chase H. & Son, Lynn
Raddin G. W. Jr., Saugus

Stair Builder.

CoUins Stephen, Newburyport

Stone Cutters.

Babb S. & Bro., (West) Lynn
Beede Valentine M., Lynn
Bisbee Noah, Lynn
Blake Jonathan, Newburyport
Clifford & Wetherbee, Rockport
Coburn IJ., Rockport
Davis Nath. & Sons, Newburyport
Dow Thomas W., Lynn
Durrell Oren A., "
Eames Ezra, Rockport
Eaton Thomas M., Lynn
Fisher John E., Salem
Hale Benjamin, Rockport
Haley Michael, Lynn
Hunt David S., "
Knowlton & Webster, Rockport
Knowlton W. H., "

Lord Moses, Lynn
Lord Moses B., Lynn
NewhaU Joseph, "

Page John S., " [port

Preston, Fernald, Sewall & Co., Rock-
Richards John, Lynn
Tavener Jacob, "
Toomey D. & M , "
Webber Jehiel, "

Tailors and Drapers.

Allen John P., Manchester
Alley WilUam, (New Mills) Danvers
Atkinson J. B., Lawrence
Bartlett Charles, Marblehead [vers
Batcheldcr Nathaniel S., (North) Dan-
Bates & Perkins, Salem
Brigham William, Manchester
Blake I. W., Lawrence
Brown Bailey, Amesbury
Brown EUjah, (West) Amesbury
Burchmore John, (North) Andover
Burnham Edward, Essex
Burns John, (North) Andover
Chamberlain S., Salem
Colby Joseph S., Salisbury
Colby & Robie, iVewburyport
Conway John, Marblehead
Cook George C., Danvers
Cook Ilufus, Newburyport
Cornelius & Lefavor, Salem
Currier Chai-les Jr., Newburyport
Davidson Richardson, "
IX'.ui n. A., Lawrence
Dean AVilUam II., Rockport
Denny Timothy, Mcthuen
Ucrby Henry, Salem
Diiwiuuij; Smith, Lynn
Downie William, Grovcland
Drew J. D., Lawi'cnco
Edgcrton J., Georgetown
Edwards Benj;unin, Salem
El well & Dann, Gloucester
Evans Reuben Jr., Salisbury
Fletcher E., Haverhill
F'linu John, Lynn

Eraser John, Salem

Furrell John, Danvers

Gardner Charles, Gloucester

Hale Zebulon, Beverly

Hart James S., Newburyport

Janes Henry, Lynn

Jones S. G., Salem

.Tordan Robert, Ipswich

Keiley .fohn. Lawrence

Kimball & Treab, Haverhill

Knight & Pierce, Newburyport

I/angley Levi, Marblehead

Linn H. P., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Logue James, Andover

Lord Ephraim, Danvers

Lord William, Beverly

Marchaut Henry E., Gloucester

Melcher J. A., Salem

Millett N. A., Ipswich

MiUett W. P., Andover

Nason S. V., Lawrence

Nelson John B., Newburyport

Noble Benjamin, "

Parkinson John, Topsfield

Parsons Epliiraim, Ipswich

Perkins J. S. & Son, Salem

Pierce Benjamin, Newburyport

Pike Charles S., ' "

Plummer Samuel, Georgetown

Poole John, Newburyport

Purbeck ^Villiam A., Salem

Quinn Thomas, Salem

Rogers Peter, Marblehead

Ropes Joseph, Methuen

Showell A., Lawrence

Sibley Moses H., Salem

Smith & Cole, "

Smith Richard R., Lynn

Smith Samuel A., Ipswich

Smith AVilUam, Lynn

Spiller Henry, Newburyport

Stevens Isaac, "

Sweetser Moses, "

Thacker John, Saugus

Thompson GamaUel B., DanTen

Todd & Johnson, Rowley

Truland Hugh, Andover

Tuck Joseph D., Beverly

Tufts George, Gloucester

Webb John K., Salem

Williams James, Lynn

Tanners.

Balch John, Newburyport
Bond Le^vis, Salem
Bott James, "
Brewster Ira A., Salem
Bushley William, Danvers
Buxton Joseph, Salem
Carlton Edward, Salem
Carlton Frazier, Salem
Clark Joseph N., Salisbury
Cressey ,Tohn, Rowley
Cressey Nathaniel, Rowley
Culliton John, Salem
Dalton J. A., Salem
Davis John, 3d, Salem
Elhot L. W., Danvers
Flanders Ezekicl, Salisbury
Fowler Augustus, (North ) Danvers
Fowler Harrison B., Sahsbury
Fowler Samuel P., (North) Danvers
Frost Caleb, Danvers
Frye Joseph S., Salem
Fryo Stephen N., Salem
GibneyJohn, Salem
Gillion John W., Danvers
Hanson E. A., Salem
Hardy Isaac Jr., Dauvers
Harrington William, Salem
Harris Samuel, Dauvers
Hart William, Danvers
Hazelton John, Salem
Henderson Joseph, Danvers
Higby ('harles, Salem
llilli:"u-d II. P., Georgetown
Hills & Smith, Salisbury
Ilodgkins J. S., Danvers
Jewett George, Rowley
Johnson Samuel, Salem
Keimcy WilUam, Salem
Kimball Obadiah, Danvers

ESSEX COUNTY.

lO.G

Little VV. W., Danvers

liOdliy Thomas, Salem

Lonl .lames, Salem

Lonl .lames A., "

Jlalocm William, Salem

MiirstDU Asa, "

MeCaity Michael, "

MiLau^liliii lieiijainin, rjoorgetown

Moore N. (!., (!eorp;e(,owu

Miiiiroc Isaac, Danvers

Nelson ^VilliaIn, (lenrjieto^vn

Nichols Daniel K., Salem

Nichols Daviil, Salem

Nichols (leoix'c Jr., "

Nichols Sanuiel, "

Nicliols William F., "

Noah Samuel Jr., "

Osborn li. U., Salem

Osborn (!. ^Y., Danvers

Osborn Dennison W., Danvers

Osborn F., Danvers

Osborn Richard S., Salem

Osborn Miles & Co., Dauvcra

Osgood N. AV., Salem

Osgood N. AV. Jr., Salem

Parker Nathaniel, "

Parker Stephen, Groveland

Patten 0. S. & K. AV., Araesbury

Peirco William, Danvers

Perry Jacob, (North) D.anvers

Plouff Hdward, Ipswich
Plummer Hiram, Danvers

Pool Leonard, Danvers

Poole & Jacobs, Danvers

Pope Eleazer, Salem

Poor Kuoch, Danvers

Poor Joseph, Danvers

Poor William, Salem

Poor George, Danvers

Poor Henry. Danvers

Porter Ucnjamin P., Salem

Porter & Fryc, S.alein

Putnam Jacob, Salom

Putnam James S., Salem

Kowell & Iloyt, (West) Amesbury

Kupp Andrew, Salem

.Searles Joseph, Danvers

Smith Ilichard, Danvers

Southwick James, Danvers

Stirapson J. C, Salem

Stevens John V., Danvers

Straw Isaiah, Salem

Temple J. N., Ipswich

Titcomb Paul, Newbury

Torr Andrew, Danvers

Turner Calvin, Salem

Upton Franklin, Danvers

Varney W. D. & S., Salem

AVallis Aaron, Ipswich

Weston Charles, Salem

Willcins Albert, Salem

Wilson Warren, Danvers

Worthen Lyman, Uavcrhill

Tarpaulin Manufacturer.

Swasey II. S., Nowburyport

Taxidermest.

Mann James, Newburyport

Thread Score.

Firth & Clark, Salem

Tin Cap Tube Manufacturer.

Atkinson M., Newburyport

Tin Plate and Sheet Iron "Work-
ers and Stove Dealers.

Arthur C. M., Ipswich
Darnctt William, Andover
Ba (lett Wm. D., Amesbury
Uennett A., Lawrence
BoyntonjWm., Georgetown.
Brock & Chase, Metiiueu
Brock & Stratton, Ljiwrence
Brown Edmund, Lynn
Cartwright J., Georgetown
Chamberlain John, Newburyport
Chamberlin C, ''

Chase Wm., Salem
CUipman A. M. & E. M., Salem
Chipman Uichard M., Salem

Cook Samuel, Newburyport
Currier & \V'ait, Haverhill
Dana J. H. fc Co., Lawrence
Dearborn Cliarl(!S A., Salem
Dodgo Samuel, Newburyport
Frothingham N. & T. II., Salem
Fuller K., "

Kiiller William P., "

Hale .lacob, Newburyport
lliile .Moses H., "
Haskell C. N., "
Hinkley William, Beverly
Hobbs Si Jelli.son, Salisbury
Horton Wm. H., Newburyport
LeBosquet & Ames, Haverhill
Lord Wm. A., Danvers
Loring F. JI., Gloucester
Lunt Benjamin S., Beverly
Morton Wm. AV., Lynn
Paul Jolin N. & Co., Lynn
Pease Sam'l W., Salem
Preston Jonathan, Salem
Richardson M. S., Andover
Robinson & Brock, Lawrence
Ropes John T. & Co., Salem
Ropes Joseph AV., (North) Danvers
Rust Samuel, Lynn
Sargent Horace, Newburyport
Sargent P., "

Sawyer & Littlefield, Salisbury
Silver Harris, Marblehead
Sumner John, Newburyport
Woodbury AVilliam, Gloucester

Tohacco and SnufiF.

ClilTord & i;n.<s, Newliuryport
Dodge Brothers, [snutl] jtowley
lluse Enoch & Co., Newburyport
Jaqucs Amos F., "

Merrill AV. AV., "

Turners.

("lapp L. & A., Salem

Parker John H., "

Peirson jVlonzo, Newburyport

Tlmbrella Manufacturers.

Butler Enoch, Haverhill
Hobbs David, Lawrence

■Undertakers.
Dame .lohn, Salem
Larrabee Bcnj. F., Salem
Neal John H., "

Stone S., "

Upholsterers.

F.arrant R. 11., .Salem

Lord T. H. & A. AA'., Newburyport

Topham Amos, ''

Veterinary Surgeon.

Saunders AA'm., Salem

Watches, Jewelry, &.c.

Bailey John, I^ynn

ISalch Daniel, Newburyport

Barker William, Methuen

Blake , Ipswich

Drainard Joseph M., Amesbury
Brooks E. C, Lawrence
Ihown John J., Andover
Ihu'gess S. G., Lawrence
Burns Joseph, Rockport
Carle ton Jas. U., Haverhill
Cogswell J. C. & U., Salem
t.'urrier Edmund, "

Drown C. L., Newburyport
Foster N. & T., •'
Frye & Ayer, Haverliill
(ioodhue John, Salem
Greeiiough N. C., Newburyport
HUl John B., Beverly
Ilodgkins Jacob F., Newburyport
Homan Sam., Marblehead
Kimball L., Haverhill
Lakeman E. K., Salem
Lamson Chis., "
Lefavour Chas., (AVest) LjTin ;
Luscomb John G., Salem
McKenide Samuel S., Topsficld
Moscly R. E., Newburyport
Moulton Joseph, "

Prevear Edward, Lynn
Roberts Josepl), Newburyport
Rowell Jolin, .'Salisbury
Sandborn Asa T., I.«iwrcnco
Sherman S<-tli, Andover
Smith Ik, (Miamberlain, Salem
Smith .Jesse, "

Stearnes A. \V., La\VTenco
Tappan Israel F., Manchester
Tibbetts Robt. A., Gloucester
AVarner ('alcb, Sal<.-m

West India Goods.
[See also Country Storei.\

Ad.ams A. B., Newburyport

Ad.ams .1., Marl)leheail

Adams AV;ishingtou, Newburyport

Alley Daniel, Lynn

Alley Reuben, "

Bailey G. F., (North) Danvers

Balch J. A., Newburyport

Balch J. H., "

Bachelder 0. II. & Co., Lawrence

Bartlett A., Salem

Barton AVm. C, ''

Bassett J. R., Marblehead

Battis & Brown, Salem

Bayley D. AV., Newburyport

Berry George E., Salem

Bickibrd J., Newburyport

Bicktord T. F., Salem

Blumpey P. II. Newburyport

Boardm.an D., Salem

Bowler AVilliam, Marblehead

Bowley Edwin, Haverhill

Boynton .lolin, Rowley

Brackett AVm. D., (Swampscot) Lynn

Breed Joseph, Lynn

Breed & Childs, "

Bridgman AV. II., Lawrence

Bright AA'illiam M., Marblehead

Brooks Luke Jr., Salem

Brooks & Webster, "

Brooks N. 11., "

Brookins Albert, Newburyport

Brown Jacob, "'

Brown Jenness, "

Brown J. 0. AV., "

Brown Nathan-1 P., "

Buell 0. M. & Co., Lawrence

Bullock Isaac S., Salem

Bunker E. G., Boxford

Burke I. II., Salem

Burrell N., Haverhill

Calef John, Salem

Caverly L. J., Bradford

Chamberlain J. A., Haverhill

Chamberlain S. & Son, Salem

Chandler J. D., Salem

Chapman E. L., Lawrence

Ch.ase Tristam, Newburyport

Cheevcr Thomas B., Lyuu

C:hesley & Co., Newburyport

Churciiill D. & Co., Lawrence

Clark B. U., Lawrence

Cliflbrd & Co.. Lynn

Cloutman P. D., JIaiblohead

Coburn Stephen, Ipswich

Coburu S. M., Haverhill

Cogswell D.avid, Ipswich.

Cogswell Ebenczer "

Cole John, Lawrence

Collins Robert, Lynn

Curtis i;. S., Newburyport

Daey Jeremiah, Ijiwrcnce

Diiggett & Co., Haverhill

Damon Converse. Lynn

Daniclls & Co., Danvers

Davis John, Haverhill

Davis Thomas, Lawrence

Dodge George, Salem

Dodge John, Salem

Dorrill Theodore. Newburyport

Dowd Thomas Marblehead

Emery David, Haverhill

Fletcher Nathan, Brailford

Flynn John, Lawrence

FoUansbee Nathan, Newburyport

Foster I. P.. Salem

Foster AVilliam, Danvers

Fowler Moses II., Newburyport

Fowler & Kingsbury, Amesbury

lOG

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Garduer D. 15., Salem
Giles Matthew S. liockport
Goodhue Joseph, Newburyport
Goodwin D. A., Newburyport
Good\viu J. K. & Co., Newburyport
Goodwill George, "

Goodwin Major, "

Goodwin S. J., Marblehead
Goldthwait J. E., Salem
Goldthwait Mo.ses, Marblehead
Gordon Enos, Lynn
Grant John, Salem
Graves Amos E., Marblehead
Graves Samuel, Marblehead
Gray William B., Salem
Green Jo.=!eph G., Marblehead
Green Otis II., Lynn
Greenleaf llichard 0., Newburyport
Greonough E. & T., Groveland
Grindal J. L., Newlauryport
Gwinn T. W., Salem
Hall D. ir., (East) Haverhill
Hallowell Samuel, ( West) Lynn
Hardy T., Salem
Harris Kichard, Marblehead
Harris & Saunders, Salem
Haskell Thomas, Jlarblehead
Hastings M., Lawrence [head

Hathaway Stephen Jr. & Co., Marble-
Hawks William, Marblehead
Hidden Samuel, Marblehead
Hobbs S. F., Lawrence
HomauJohn, "
Howard John B., La^vreuce
Howard John C. & Co., Salem
Hoyt J. B. & Co., Haverhill
Hudson George, Groveland
Hudson John, Lynn
Hutchiuson A. F., Lynn
Ingalls Otis. (West) Lynn
Ireson G. W. & S. S., Lynn
Janorin J., Newburyport
JewettS. K., Ipswich
Johnson Frederick, Bradford
Johnson II., Newburyport
Johnsou John, Marblehead
Johnson J. F. & A. G., Lawrence
Johnson Ileuben & Co., (W'est) Lynn
Johnson Welcome W., (Nahant) "
Jordan A. S. & Co., Lawrence
Kimball E. D., Salem
Knight George & Co., Marblehead
Knight & Lunt, Newburyport
Lambert Nathaniel, Georgetown
Lamsou Asa Jr., Salem

Lane Allen, Rockport

Lawrence Emanuel, Marblehead

Lawrence D. S., Salem

Lehy & Kelly, Lawrence

LeMaster George, Marblehead

Lindsey Richard, Salem

Lord Asa, Ipswich

Loring & Clark, La^vrence

Lummus A., (West) Lynn

Lummus E. A., (West) Lynn

Lunt Henry Jr., Newburyport

Lunt Tristan! , "

Mann J. B., Salem

Marks John & Son, Salem

Maynard S. D., (East) Haverhill

McCarly John, Lawrence

McGowan A., Lawrence

Mead D. & Co., Lynn

Merriam .Matthew, Newburyport

.Men-ill .\biier L., "

Merrill David J., "

Merrill W. S., Danvers

Millet U. Jr., Salem

Millet J. K., Andover

Moscly George (J., Lynn

Mutual Bon(t(Jt Association, Lynn

N. E. Protect. Union, Div. No. 4, Lynn

N. E. Protect. Union, Div. No. 20. "

N. E. Protect. Union, Div. No. 25^ "

N. E. Protect. Union, Div. No. 28, "

Nowhall B. F., Saugus

Newhall George, "

Nichols Reuben, Marblehead

Nicholson Thomas, "

Noyes Enoch K., Salem

Noycs B. H., Newburyport

Oliver Stephen, Lynn

Paine H., Marblehead '

Parker Stephen, Groveland
Patch William H., Xlockport
Payne Samuel, Salem
Payson Carlton, Lawrence
Pepperell E. F., Lynn
Perley & Currier, (North) DauverS
Perley Frederic, '• "

Perley Joseph G., (West) Lynn
Pierce Edwin, Lawrence
Pillsbury S. M., Newburyport
Pitman Henry F., Marblehead
Pitman John, "

Plumer Joseph E., Newburyport
Poor Isaac, "

Prentiss George, (North) Danvers
Prime James M., Salem
Purbeck Aaron Jr., Salem
Putnam W. II,, (Ballard Vale) Andover
Quarles Samuel, Salem
Uaddin George W., Saugus
Ranisdell Oliver, Lynn
Reed E. M., Newburyport
Rich Stephen, Lynn
Richardson Edward, Lynn
Richards & Co., Salem
Roberts Parker, Newburyport
Robinson J. L., '•

Salem Independent Protective Associ-
ation, Salem
Sanger & Reynolds, Salem
Sargeut T. W., Newburyport
Selman Joseph, Lynn
Shattuck Joseph, Lawrence
Shaw J. N., Salem
Sible,y Joseph, Salem.
Simonds S. & Son, Salem
Simpson D., Marblehead
Smith Robert, Salem
Smith Rufus, Newburyport
Smith fc Co., Lawrence
Snow J , Marblehead
Snow Nathaniel, Salem
Snow Thomas, Marblehead
Snow Thos. 2d, "

Southwick & Co., (Ballard Vale) Ando-
Sparhawk John Jr., Marblehead [ver
Spiller R. 0., Danvers
Standley S., Marblehead
Stevens William, Salem
Stevens A. W., Newburyport
Stickney John, (West) Lynn
Stickney M. A., "

Stone J. W., Marblehead

Stone William L., Ainesbury

Stover George, Newburyport

Strong Elisha, "

Sumner & Swasey "

Sweetser C. & Son, Saugus

Swindles Cliarles, Salem

Symouds Benjamin R., Salem

Symonds Thomas Jr., "

Symonds Samuel Jr., "

Tarbox John, ( West) Lynn

Tarbox James M., "

Thompson Waldo, (Swanipscot) Lynn

Thrasher John, Marblehead

Thrasher Wm., "

Thurlow Samuel, Georgetown

Tilley AVilliam, Marblehead

Tillon Daniel, Lynn

Tilton Albert, Newburyport

Tilton Daniel G., "

Tilton William, Lynn

Toppan & Pingry, Newburyport

Tret'ren James, Salem

Trow & Bushby, (New Mills) Danvers

Tuck William, (Swampscot)Lynn

Tucker G. B., (West) Lynn

Tufts S. C, Salem

Tuttle & Parker, Newburyport

Tyler William M., Lawrence

Union Store, Lynn

Very John, Salem

Vickary Jo.seph Jr., Lynn

Warren Jonas, (New Mills) Danvers

AVard Thomas B., Salem

Walton ICl)enozer, "

Waters Thomas S., "

Welister E.. Haverhill

Welch R., Newburyport

West Isajic W., Manchester

Wheeler John, Salem

Wile3' Caleb, Lynn

Willcomb D. L., Ipswich

Willey J. G., Haverhill

Williston S. S., Salem

Wills Daniel, Newburyport

Wilson J. 0., Salem

'rt'ood Hiram, Newburyport

Working Men's Protective Union, Lynn

Working Men's Protective Union, No.

37, Andover
Wormstead Benj., Marblehead
Wright John, Lynn
Wright Peter E., Salem
Young Jacob, Newburyport
Young James, "

■Wheelwrights.

Anderson Joseph M., Lynn

Atwood Jlorrison, Georgetown

Barker Joseph W., Salem

Batchelder George, Groveland

Bean Ira G., Haverhill

Bennett L. S., (Ballard Vale) Andover

Boyes Robert, Georgetown

Bradley George, (North) Andover

Bucknam Thomas J., Lynn

Butters E. G., Methuen

Cozzens James, ( Ballard Vale) Andover

Currier Joseph J., Georgetown

Dodge Jolm W., Salem

Dodge Simeon, Marblehead

Dorman Jesse, Newburyport

Ellis A. P., (North) Andover

Farnham J. W., Lawrence

Foster Ambrose, "

Gage C. S., Essex

Gurney Nathaniel, Newburyport

Hadley Franklin, Wenham

Haines James, Hamilton

Haines & Marshall, Newburyport

Harding Samuel, Lyuntield (Centre)

Hawkes Adam, Lynnfield

Ilenfield Amos, Salem

Herrick Benj., Topsfield

Ilodgkins John Jr., Ips\vich

Hovey 0. D.,(West) Boxford

Hoyt Leonard, La^vrence

Jackson William B., Hamilton

Lane John, Ipswich

Leach Thomas K., Topsfield

Margeson J. B., Lynn

Noah S., Salem

O'Connell John, Andover

Pardy Charles, Salem

Patch J. H., "

Peck Nath. & Lucius, (West) Lynn

Ploof John, Lynn

Preston H. D., Methuen

Poor William & Co., Andover

Reed James, (West) Lynn

Rice Joseph, Andover

Roberts J. M., Saugus

Sheldon Samuel, Haverhill

Spofford Solomon, (West) Boxford

Tibbets Aaron, Hamilton

Varnum Corliss, Methuen

AVard G. W., Newburyport

Wines and Liquors.

Gardner D. B., Salem
Haraden S., '•

Pierce Edwin, Lawrence
Remond John, Salem
Walker Abbott Jr. & Co., Salem
Wilson J. 0., "•

Wood and Bark.

Alden Lott, Salem

Ames Peter, "

Brown S. Jr. & Sons, Salem

Dike John,

Khnball N. A.,

Prime, Kenney & Co.,

Parshley C,

Putnam Nathan,

Stanley S. S.,

Wool Dealer.

Merrill H. Jr., Newburyport

FRANKLIN COUNTY.

107 I

Miscellaneous.

A:;riridtural Tools. — lidld.smith, Ncw-
i-diiib k, Fai'lcss, Salom

Aivl and Tack Maniifuctttrer. — W. S.
Crownin, Uavorliill

Brick Kiln. — Smith Brothers, Now-
buryport

Cord Manufacturer. — Smith, M'alker
& Co., Lawrence

Cotton Wtc/cing. — John Beatley, Box-
ford

KiiamdUd Leather Factory. — II. A.
Butters & Co., Haverhill

File Manufacturers. — J. & F. Butler,
Lawrence

Gol'l B-ail Manufacturer. — J. llorton
Jr., Newbury port

Gohhmitk. — J'Mw. Ba-ss, Newburyport

Gum Cnpil Works. — S. Whipple &
Brother, Salem

Hermttical Sealer. — A. Caldwell, New-
buryport

Leather. — David 11. Nelaou, Newbury-
port

Surveyor of Land. — Edmund Smith,
Newbury

Leather Cutting Machine. — Brainard
& Sheldon, Haverhill

Wheels.^ Sawini;, i(c. — West Ame.sbury
Manufacturing Co., Thos. T. Merrill,
agent, (West) Anienbury

WinUow Sa.\k and Shade Fixtures. —
Bray & Ilaymond, Beverly

FRANKLIN COUNTY,

Formerly part of Hampshire County, was incorporated June 24, 1811. Connecticut River divides the
County from North to South. Miller's River flows through the Eastern portion, and Decrfield River
through the Western. The population of Franklin County in 1310 was 28,812 ; the number of towns,
2(5 ; square miles, 723; population to a square mile, 40. Population in 1850, 30,869 ; population to a
square mile, 42. Shire town, Greenfield.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge of Probate, George Grennell, Greenfield.

Rer/ister of Probate, Samuel 0. Lamb, do.

Clerk of Courts, Henry Chapman, do.

licf/ister of Deeds, Almon Brainard, do.

Conntij Treasurer, Almon Brainard, do.

Crier of Courts, David Wright.

Deputy Jailer, Charles H. Munn.

Overseers of House of Correction, Franklin Rip-
ley, H. G. Newcomb.

Sheriff, James S. Whitney, Conway.
Deputy Sheriffs.

Ashfield, Anson Bement.

Colerdi^ie, Thomas R. McGee.

Greenfield, William Keith.

Montague, Samuel C. Wells.

Neic Salem, Wilson Andrews.

Northfield, Charles Pomeroy.

Oraiiije, Benj. G. Putnam.

Shelburne, William Cliristie, Jr.

Probate Court, holden at Greenfield, 2d Tues-
days of February, March and May, 4th Tuesday in
August, 2d Tuesday in October, 1st Tuesday in
November, and 3d Tuesday in December.

At Conway, 1st Tuesday in Feb. and 3d in July.

At Charleniont, 3d Tuesdays in May and Oct.

At Orange, last Tuesday of April and the 3d
Tuesday of September.

At Northfield, on the "Wednesdays next after
the last Tuesday of April, and the 3d Tuesday in
September.

AH processes and matters returnable to the
Courts at Wendell, on l\\e last Tuesday of April
and 3d Tuesda)' of September may be acted upon
at the Courts holden at Orange ; and all processes
and matters returnable to the Courts at Wartcick,
on the Wednesday next alter the last Tuesday of
April and the 3d Tuesday of September, may be
acted upon at the Court at Xorthfeld.

At Lock's Village, Shutesbury, on Friday next
after the last Tuesday of April, and the Friday next
after the 3d Tuesday of September.

(All Acts providing for holding Probate Courts
in Warwick and Wendell were repealed in 1850.)

County Commissioners.
Josiah Goddard. Orange, Chairman ; Lucius
Xims, Greenfeld ; Hart Leavitt, Charleniont.

Special Commissioners.

Gardiner Dickinson, Conway; R. B. Hubbard,
Sunderland.

Times of Meeting. — At Greenfield, on the 1st
Tuesdays in March'and September, and 2d Tues-
days in June and December.

Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
D. W. Alvord, Almon Brainard, Ktenry Chap-
man, R. H. Leavitt, Sylvester Maxwell, Horatio
G. Newcomb, Rich. E. Newcomb, Horace W. Taft.

Justices of the Peace and Quorum.

Bernardston, Henry W. Cushman.

Charleniont, Sylvester Maxwell.

Coleraine, Charles Thompson.

Deerfield, Pliny Arms.

Greenfield, David Aiken, Almon Brainard, Hen-
ry Chapman, George T. Davis, George Grennell,
Horatio G. Newcomb, Franklin Ripley.

Orange. Wm. B. Washburn.

Sunderland, Horace W. Taft.-

Justices of the Peace.

Ashfield, Wait Bement, Chester Sanderson, Nel-
son Gardner, Samuel W. Hall, H. A. Ranney, A.
Perry.

Bernardston, John E. Burk, Aretas Ferry,
Timothy K. Horton.

Buckland, E. D. Bement, J. W. Griswold, Ezra
Howes, Thomas B. Montague, John Porter, Rufus
Trowbridge.

Charleniont, Stephen Bates, Luther Bodman,
Hart Leavitt, Roger H. Leavitt, Alexander P.
Maxwell, Elias Taylor, A. B. Yining.

Coleraine, Amos Bardwell, Samuel Coolidge,
John Drury, Jonathan Johnson, William Laufair,
Calvin W. Shattuck, Stephen Shepardson, Amos
Stewart, Erastus Taylor, Jonathan Totman, John
Wilson, N. P. Merri'tt.

Conway, Phineas Bartlett. Chester Bement,
Stephen Whitney, Horace B. Child. Asa Howland,
Austin Rice, Gardiner Dickinson, E. P. Burnham.

Deerfield, Isaac Abercrombie, Jr., William Chap-
man, H. Hawkes, Jonathan Hawkes, Henrj' K.
Hoyt, Jonathan A. Saxton, R. Saxton, Artemas
Williams, John Wilson, Samuel Willard, Jr.

Erving, Fordyce Alexander, John G. Barton.

Gill, Eliphalet S. Darling, Joel Lyons, John A.
Tenney.

Greenfield, D. "W. Alvord, David N. Carpenter,
Wendell T. Davis, Richard E. Field, AVhiting Gris-
wold, David S. Jones, Samuel O. Lamb, Harvey
C. Newton, Lucius Nims, H. G. Parker, Ansel
Phelps, Alfred Wells, David AVillard, Geo. D.
Wells.

Hawlcy, Calvin S. Longley, John Vincent.

Heath, Winslow Buck, Luther Gale, Joseph W.
Hunt. A. H. Taylor.

Leverett, Alden C. Field, Zebina Field, Francis
Frary, Elijah Ingraham, Timothy B. Rice.

Lei/den, Fernando W. Carlton, John Mowry, 2d,
Eli W. Packer. i

Montague, S. D. Bardwell, Apollos Gunn, Harri-
son F. Root, N. F. Henry, Elisha M. Hatch.

Monroe, Asahel Gore.

New Salem, Robert Cook, Emerson Fay, Sam'l
Giles, Alpheus Harding, William Smith, Jabez E.
"Wliipple.

Northfield, Zebulon Allen, Richard Colton,
Alfred R. Field, Timothy Field, Charles Mattoon,
S. A Field, James White, Charles Osgood.

Orange, H. Baker, Otis Brooks, Stephen Emery,
Josiah Goddard, Zina Goodell, D. Goddard, Dan'l
Frost, Rodney Hunt, R. D. Chase, John R. Whip-
ple, Hiram Woodward.

Roxce, Humphrey Gould, William Taylor, Noah
Wells.

Shelburnc, Charles M. Duncan, Zebulon W.
Field, Elam Kellogg, Eben G. Lamson, A. Max-
well, S. J. W. Tabor.

Shutesbury, Hardin Hemmenway, J. L. Small-
edge.

Sunderland, Charles Cooley, William Delano,
Ashley Hubbard, Clark Rowe, Emmons Russell,
Wm. W. Russell.

Warioick, Jona. Blake, James Goldsbury, Chas.
Pomeroy, James Stockwell.

Wendell, Thos. D. Brooks, Lucius Cook, Jabez
Sawyer, Jr., Jonathan Whitaker.

Whatehj, Josiah Allis, Chester Bardwell, 2d,
Daniel Brown, James M. Crafts, Samuel Lesure,
Daniel F. Marston, Justice White, S. B. White.
Notaries Public.

Gi-eenfield, Wm. H. Allen, Charles K. Grennell.
Coroners.

Charlemont, Samuel Potter.

Coleraine, Thomas R. McGee.

Comuay, Chr. Arms.

Deerfield, Isaac Abercrombie, Jr.

Leverett, Sylvanus Field.

Ch-eenjield, D. N. Carpenter, David S. Jones.

Northfield, PLiohard Colton, Simeon A. Field.

Sunderland, William Delano.

Warwick, William E. Russell.

TOWN OFFICERS.

ASIIFIELD.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Henry Paine, Alvin Perry, Nathan Knowlton.
Clerk. — Nelson Gardner.
Treasurer. — Chester Sanderson.
Collector and Constable. — H. Gilford.

BERNARDSTON.

Selectmen and Assessois. — John E. Burk, Ed-
ward H. Snow, Samuel J. Green.

Overseers of Poor. — D. P. Temple, J. E. Burk,
Edward H. Snow, Samuel J. Green.

Clerk a7id Treasurer. — Henry W. Cushman.

Collector and Constable. — Samuel J. Lyons.

BUCKLAND.

Selectmen and Overseeis of Poor. — Ansel Taylor,
N. D. Williams, H. Ward.

Assessors. — T. B. Montague, Franklin Ballard,
G. K. Ward.

Clerk and Treasurer. — J. W. Griswold.

Collector. — Samuel Ward.

Constable. — Samuel Perkins.

CirAllT.EMONT.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Asahel Judd, Jr., Samuel Upton, R. L. Bishop.
Clerk.— K. L. Tyler.
Treasurer. — Luther Bordwell, Jr.
Collector and Co7istable. — Joseph Sears.

COLEllAINE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Morris Pierce,
A . W. Snow, G. W. Glcasbn.

Assessors. — H. McLellan, David L. Smith, O. H.
Wilson.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Horatio Flagg.

Collector and Cotistable. — Thomas R. McGee.

CONWAY.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — AV. C. Camp-
bell, Asa Howland, George "Stearns, Jr.

Assessors. — Wm. Avery, G. Daniels, G. Dickin-
son.

Clerk. — E.F. Ames.

Treasurer. — G. Edgerton.

Collector and Constable. — Wm. C. Campbell.

DEERFIELD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Ephraim
Williams, Allen Mansfield, Ralph Cfapp.

Assessors. — Horace Williams, E. Stebbins, H. K.
Hoyt.

Clerk. — Charles Williams.

Treasurer. — Aaa Stebbins.

Collector and Constable. — Austin Ware.

ERVING.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
H. Holbrook, F. Alexander, David Blackmer.
Clo'k and Treasurer. — John G. Barton.
Collector aiid Constable. — Albert R. Albee.

GILL.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Leonard Barton, J. S. Purple, L. Cushman.
Clerk and Treasurer. — E. S. Darling.
Collector and Co7istable. — Abel Bliss.

GREENFIELD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Wendell T.
Davis, Peleg Adams, George W. Potter.

Assessors. — Robert Wiley, George Adams, R. W.
Cooke.

Clerk.— David Willard.

Treasurer. — Rufus Howland.

Collector. — Henry Frink.

Constables.— 'SNva.. Wilson, C. H. Munn.

HAWLEY.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Clark Sears, Otis Longley, Milo T. Carter.
Clerk and Treasurer. — Calvin S. Longley.
Collector and Co«5i!a6fc.— Elijah F. Longley.

HEATH.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Joseph W.
Hunt, Edward Tucker, David Gould.

Assessors. — David Temple, Luther Buck, John
Reed.

Clerk. — Aaron Dickinson.

Treasurer. — John F. Temple.

Collector and Constable. — George Temple.

LEVERETT.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Silas Ball,
Horatio N. Watson, H. O. Field.

Assessors. — Timothy B. Rice, Alden C. Field,
Harrison Field.

Clerk. — Jefferson Moore.

Treasurer, Collector, and Constable. — H. Field.

LEYDEN.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Edward Denison, Joseph Green, Chester Sever-
ance.

Clerk and Treasu}-er. — E. W. Parker.

Collector and Constable. — Robert S. Nash.

MONROE.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
James H. Sheldon, Ashel Gore, Riley Boyd.
Clerk.— llosea. G. Ballon.
Treasurer. — Martin M. Ballon.
Collector and Constable. — Walter A. Phelps.

MONTAGUE.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
R. N. Oakman, Alpheus Moore, Lucian H.
Stone.

Clerk and TVereswer.— Jonathan Hartwell.

Collector and Constable. — E. L. Delano.

NEW SALEM.

Sclcettnen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
E. F. Porter, Samuel Aclams, Joseph F. Packard.

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Clerk and Treasure)-. — Alplicus Hardinp;, Jr.
Collcetor and Constable. — W. P. Freeman.

NORTHFIELTI.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
S. A. Field, Samuel llolton, Franklin Barber.
Clerk and Treasurer. — Samuel W. Button.
Collector and Constable. — Sam'l S. llolton.

ORANGE.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Rodney Hunt, John D. Flagg, H. Baker.
Clerk. — Davis Goddard.
Treasurer. — Thomas II. Tenney.
Collector and Constable. — H. N. Moore.

ROWE.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, % and Assessors. —
Elias Keith, Ilezekiah Brown, Horace Browning.
Clerk and Treasurer. — John C. Drury.
Collector and Constable. — Norman Goodnow.

SHELDURNE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Isaac J.
Hawks, Henry Wells, Samuel L. Bardwell.

Assessors. — R. B. Bardwell, James Bishop, Fran-
cis A. Fisk.

Treasurer and Clerk. — C. M. Duncan.

Collector and Constable. — J. A. Andrews.

SHUTESI5URY.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Albert Has-
kins, D. Adams, Samuel Dudley.
Assessors. — H. Davis, H. Stowell, E. Kellogg.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Henry D. Fierce.
Collector and Constable. — A. S. Howe.

SUNDERLAND.

Selectmen, Overseers of J'oor, and Assessors. —
Nath'l Smith, Erastus I'omrey, Moses Hubbard.
6V«-/l-.— Horace W. Taft.
Treasurer. — E. Smith.
Collector. — George Graves.
Constables. — George Graves, Wm. Russell.

AVARWIC.'K.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Hervey Barber, George W. Moore, John G. Gale.
Clerk. — Ira Draper.
Treasurer. — James Goldsbury.
Collector and Constable. — H. Barber.

■WENDELL.

Selectmen. — Luther Stone, Wm. Eutnam, Eras-
tus S. Orcutt.

Overseers of Poor and Assessors. — Aaron Chand-
ler, Ruggles, Wm. Davis.

Treasurer. — Otis Chittenden.

Clerk. — George B. Richardson.

Collector and Constable. — George B. Armes.

WHATELY.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Arnold Mor-
ton, Seth Bardwell, Asa Parker.

Assessors. — Hiram Smith, Chas. D. Stockbridge,
Rufus Graves.

Clerk. — Samuel Lesure.

Treasurer, Collector, a?id Constable. — J. White.

FRANKLIN COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORy.

Apothecaries.

Hovey Daniel, Greenfield
Ilowland I?., "

Taylor G. II., Shelburne
AVado Thomas S., Greenfield

Auctioneers.

Barber 11., Warwick
BardwollJ. B., Shelbumo
Bennett A., Ashfield
Brigham C, Montague
Graves H., Sunderland
McGce Thomas R., Coleraine
Owen Willard C, Bernardston
Smith Seth C, New Salem
Whitney James S., Conway
Woodward Hiram, Orange
Wright David, (South) Deerfield

Axe Manufacturers.

Alinot .Tonathau E., Warwick
Pratt J. & Sou, Shelburne Falls

Blacking Makers.

stockbridge & Sullivan, Whately

Blacksmiths.

Alexander Charles, Northfield

Alexander George, Northfield

Ames E. & E., Conway

Blodgott Nathaniel, (North) Orange

Brig{;s Henry, Greenfield

Carroll Nathaniel, Heath

Clark John, Gill

Colton Aaron, Conway

Cooley M. B., New Salem

Davis Aaron U'., Wendell

Dewey Joel N., Bernardston

Dewey Robert, Coleraine

Elmore Horace. Hawley

Field Albert, Leyden

Fisher Barnard, Warwick

Foster & Hunter, Shelburno

Fox Horace B., Whatel}'

Goddard Elisha, Orange

Gould I. C, Shelburne

Graves John J., Greenfield

Green Charles, Coleraine

Gunn Levi, Conway

Hunter Warren, Montague

Leonard William, Ashfield
Lyman Samuel J., Warwick
Marsh John C, Leverett
Morgan Elisha, Northfield
Morse John U., Montague
Morton E., Buckland
Palmer — ., Deerfield
Porter P. S., Coleraine
Pratt & Rogers, Greenfield
Sackett Abner, Rowe
Sanderson H. F., Sunderland
Shaw Elbridge, New Salem
Shepard Henry F., Montague
Shofner S. M., Charlemont
Sibley Peter P., Rowe
Sibley Philo, "

Smith Seth C, New Salem
Snow Barne}', Gill

Southwick , Shutesbury

Spear Isaac, Orange
Stevens Darius, Ashfield
Tcmney Danvers, Erving
Underwood Alpheus, Orange
Upton Sylvester, Charlemont
Weller Henry, Hawley
Wells Horace, Charlemont
■\Vhcelock Joseph, Conway
Whitney Lewis, Rowe
Mise M., Leyden

Boots and Shoes.

Bodman A. H., Greenfield

Dewev E., "

Elbridge Thos. B., "
Ortt John, "

Spraguo Peter S., "

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

Adams Hufiis. Conwav
Badger Benj., Wendell
ISrewer Natliau C, Montague
Caswell William B., Buokiand
Chamberlain E., Bcrnanlston
Hale William B., '•

Kellogg B., Montague
Messenger AVilliam, Coleraine
Paine .fohn F., Montague
Spear Silas J., [boots only] Orange
Wait Moses, Bernardston
Willard S. Jr., Deerfield
AVintcr Jonas H., Shutesbury

Bookhinder.
Rice Levi W., Greenfield

Booksellers.

Gunn D. B., Shelburne
Merriam L., Greenfield

Phelps Ansel, ''

Taylor M. H., [periodical, &c.] Greenfi'd

Bows and Shafts Manufacturer.

Perkins J. H., Coleraine

Broom Makers.

Belding E., Whately
Brown William, Northfield
Fish A., Sunderland
Fish L., "

F'rary George, Whately
Munn 0., "

Reed B. F., "

Russell Austin, Sunderland
Swift Carlos, A\'Tiately
Watriss Elijah, Northfield
Wood E. H., Whately
AVoods W. & J., "

Cabinet Makers.
Aiken George C, Montague
Baker Jacob, Shutesbury
Clark Horace B., Erving
Elmer Daniel F., Conway
Keith Elias, Rowo
Lyons David, Conway
Lyon Lvicius, Coleraine
Lyons & Waterman, Shelburne
Miles & Lyon, Greetifield [Orange

Pierce & Mavo, [stands and tables] (N.)
Wells & Fisher, Greenfield

Cane Maker.

Day Herman S., Ashfield
Carding.

Wool.
Field E„ Ashfield
Shattuck Truman, Coleraine

Carpenters.

Avery .Tames, Greenfield
Barnard A. L., Charlemont

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Bartlett Z. W., Whately

Chapin , Ashfield

Chapiii Julius, Leyden

Cobb Lewis, Hawley

Collon A. M., Leydea

Cook J., Ilawley

CooliJge N. B., New Salem

Darling Benjamin C, Sunderland

Davis Prentiss, Orange

Fox Edward, Montague

Frost & Tilson, Shelburne

Goddard Jonas, Orange

Graves , Greenfield

Graves Franklin, Whately
Howe Lewis R., Orange
Hunt William, Sunderland
Lamb A. W., Greenfield
JLaxweU G., Sunderland
McGee Horace, Coleraino
Miller Joseph, Greenfield
Nettleton Edward, Montague
Peabody George, Conway
Pelton Charles, Shelburne
Pratt James, Leyden
Smith Uoyt, Buckland
Smith Silas, "

Spring John C, Greenfield
Stearns George A., Northfield
Thomas J. & R., Charlemont
Tilton Emery, Conway
Wells Jairus, Leyden
Woodward Hiram, Orange
Wright Samuel S., Bernardston

Carriage Builders.

Alexander E. D., Leyden
Battles Ichabod D., Erving
Billings Ira, (South) Deerfield
Blake Nelson, Bernardston
Clapp Aver.y, Montague
Elmer Harrison, Ashfield
Foster D. P., Shelburne
French Richard, Orange
Hocomb Horace, Conway
Howland John, "
Phillips & Pickett, Greenfield
Richmond Charles, Greenfield
Swain Wm. D., Rowe
AVhitman J. W., Charlemont

Wright , Buckland

Wright Elisha Jr., Montague

Castings.

Nodean & Nutting, Orange
Thomas A. L., Coleraine

Chair Makers.

Baker Isaac. Irving

Cole H., Ashfield

Davis & Kilborn, Orange

Lyon Lucius, Coleraine

Wheclock A. P. & C. E., Orange

Williams Royal, Conway

Wood E. W., Greenfield

Clergymen.

The. letters in brackets below denote the
Denominations as follows: — C. T.,
Con^regationalist ( Trinitarian) ; B.,
Baptist; F. B., Freewill Baptist;
M; Mi-tkodist; M. P.. Methodist
Protestant ; M. E., Methodist Epis-
copal; E. M., Elian. Methodist; E.,
Episcopalian; C. U., Congregation-
alist ( Unitarian) ; Uv., Universalist ;
Oh., Christian ; R. C, Roman Cath-
olic; N. J., New Jerusalem; Me.,
Millerile; Mn., Mormon.

Adams George, [C. T.] Conway
Allen Cyrus, [C. T.] Coleraine
Andrews laastu.s, [B.] Sunderland
Angier .Marshall B., [C, T.] Orange
Ballon Levi, [Uv.] (North) Orange
Barber StiUnian, [C. TI.] Rowe
Bradford W., [C. U.] New Salem
Bronson G. F., [C. T.] Slielburuc (Falls)
Brooks E. F., [C. T.J Gill
Butler William, [M. E.] Shelburne
Byrene Martin, [B.] Conway
Canning J. W., [0. T.] Gill
Carpenter George, [B.] Rowo
Chandler A., [C. '£.] Greenfield

Chapin M. C, [M. E.] Rowe

Clark , [M. E.] Buckland

Clark George F., [C. U.] Warwick
Cross Marcus E., [C. T.] Deerfield
Cushman H., [M. E.] Leyden
Davenport Edward, [B.] Coleraine
De Wolf Daniel, [M.] Leyden
Dickinson N. S., [C. T.] Wendell
Eastman David, [C. T.] Leverett
Eastman John, [C. T.] (West) Hawley
Eggleston A. B., [B.] New Salem
Foster Aaron, [C. T.] Charlemont
Flagg A. S., [M. E.] Buckland
Fuller Geo. G., [B.] Bernardston
Gilbert William H., [0. T.] Ashfield
Graves A.. [C. T.] Heath
Gray Edgar H., [B.] Shelburne
Griggs C. R., [M.] Northfield
Hatch J , [C. T.] "

Hatch Roger C, [C. T.] Warwick
Hayward Charles, [M. E.j Greenfield
Hayward William H., [0. T.J New Salem
liosford H. B., [C. T.] Sunderland
Hubbard William, [M. E.J Coleraine
Ives Alfred E , [C. T.J (North) Deerfield
Jones Willard, [C. T.] (North) Orange
Jordan J. W. P., [M.J Gill
Judd J. S., [C. T.J Whately
Kendall Charles, [C. T.J Bernardston
Lacount Wm. F., [M. E.J (South) Deer-
Leach William, [B.J Wendall [field
Leland William, [C. U.J Charlemont
Merrill D. K., [M. E.J Charlemont
Merrill James H., [C. T.J Montague
Moors John F., [C. U.J Deerfield
Newton Baxter, [B.J Leverett
Packard T., [C. T.J Shelburne
Packard T. Jr., [C T.J Shelburne
Partridge Geo. C, [C. T.] Greenfield
Paulson John, [M. E.J "
Seymour Henry, [C. T.J (East) Hawley
Smith Asa B., [C. T.] Buckland
Smith Davis, [C. U.] Montague
Smith JohnD., [C. T.J Charlemont
Strong D. A., [C. T.J (South) Deerfield
Strong Titus, [E.J Greenfield
Temple J. H., [C. T.] AVliately
Tenney W. C, [C. U.J Northfield
Tisdale James, [C. T.J Shutesbury
Trask Geo., [C. T.J Erving

Weston , [C. U.J Bernardston

•\Vlieaton Jas., [C. T.J New Salem
Willis Lemuel, [Uv.J Orange

Clothiers.

Bagg R. & Co., Bernardston

Clothing.
Merrick Henry A., Orange

Cotton Cloth and Batting.

[See Manufacturers.]

Cooper.

Marsh Amos, Sunderland

CounssUors.
Aiken David, Greenfield
Allen Chas., "
AlvordD. W., "
Arms Pliny, Deerfield
Brainard A., Greenfield
(Jhase II. D., Orange
Davis Geo. T., Greenfield
Davis W. T., "

Drury John, Coleraine
Emery Stephen, Orange
Grennell Geo., Greenfield
Grcnnell Jas. »., "
Griswold W., '•

HartwcU Jonathan, Montague
Lamb S.aniuel 0., Greenfield
Lanfair William, Coleraine
JIattoon Chas., Northfield
Maxwell Arthur, Shelburne
Maxwell Sylvester, Charlemont
Newcomb H. G., Greenfield
Parker H. G., "

Paulston .Tohn, "

Saxton Jonathan A., Deerfield
Taft H. W., Sunderland
A'ining A. B., Charlemont
Wells George D.,. Greenfield
Willard David, '■

Country Stores.

[ IVJiere are kept Dry Goods, Groceries,
Agricultural Instruments, ^c. tj'c. i^'c.
Those ivlio deal in but one kind of
goods will not be found here, but un-
der their appropriate headings.]

Adams Amos, Montague

Alexander F. & L. L., Erving

Allen & Sons, Greenfield

Allen T. S., Hawley

Ames E. F. & J. M., Conwav

Arms W. S. & J. C, (South) Deerfield

Ballard G. H. & Co., Shelburne

Bates Erastus A., Gill

Bates James W., "
.Benient Joseph, Ashfield

Blackmer David, Erving

Blake Charles B., Ashfield

Bodman L. Jr., Charlemont

Carpenter Abel, Leyden

Cook Richard, Ashfield

Cooley C. L., Coleraine

Cooley Pinder F., Buckland

Cowing & Park, (South) Deerfield

Curtis & Walkup, Coleraine

Davis & Kilborn, Orange

Dexter Foster D., New Salem

Dickerson, Wells & Edgerton, Conway

Elliott William, Greenfield

Fay Winsor L., Northfield

Ferry Aretas, Bernardston

Frary & Field, Leverett

Gleason & Griswold, Coleraine

Goddard & Ward, Orange

Guild Asa, Heath

Hall & Itanney, Ashfield

Harding Alpheus Jr., New Salem

Hastings & Fay, Northfield

Hatch E. M. & Co., Montague

Hatch Williams, Leverett

Hawkins Daniel A. Jr., Warwick

Ilemenway James P., Shute.sbury

Horton Timothy K., Bernardston

Howe A. S., Shutesbury

Johnson Nathan L., Orange

Kelley A., Hawley

King Joseph, Orange

Lamson, Goodnow & Co., Shelburne
(Falls)

Lesure Samuel, Whately

Matthews, Bond & Childs, Conway

May hew F. L., Charlemont

Merritt N. P., Coleraine

Morgan Elisha, Northfield

Newcomb Z. C. & Son, Bernardston

Orcutt Hiram, Orange

Osgood Charles, Northfield

Pease L., (South) Deerfield

Pomroy & Bigelow, Orange

Putnam William, AVendell

Root J. H. & Co., Montague

Root & Potter, Greenfield

Root S. B., '•

Selden & Perkins, Ashfield

Shattuck Simon L., Leyden

Shepard Anson, Conway

Strong & Ripley, Greenfield

Tyler & Avery, Charlemont

Union Store, Montague

Ward L. M., Greenfidd

Ware Edwin, Deerfield

Warner Sidney S., Sunderland

Warwick P., (North) Orange

Wells & Co., Sunderland

Wells & Parker, (South) Deerfield

Wheeler Chas. AT., New Salem

AVhiliple Geo. A. & Co., Orange

AMiite K. & Co., Shelburne

Williams .lohn, Ashfield

Williams John G., Deerfield

W(jod & Cu.shman, Greenfield

Wood E. H., Whately

Daguerreotypes.

Popkins Benjamin F., (ireenfield

Dentists.
Bcals J., Greenfield
Morse S., Shelburne (Falls)

Dry Goods.
Eddy George S., Grccufiold
Goldsmith S., ''

FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Ill

Friction Match Sticks.

TrisU Jiuiipj T., Ervini,'

Glue Maker.
Fisher Keuben, 'W'aiwick

Gribi Mills.
Amis John, (Jill
Averv Daviil, Charloniont
Bii'.'^' K. & 0., Boriiiirdstoa
l}:ill:\r(l & .lanes, Ciill
liunmii Abijah, Kowe
Coatos Ciilvin, ilcath
Cole Samuel, Coleraine
Oomin.s .1., Northfiekl
Conway Orist Mill, Conway
Crittenden David, (Jharlemont
Davis Si Kilborn, Orange
Dennison 1). & II. I/., Coleraiie
Ferry Aretas, Bernardston
Fitts .lames, Leverett
Harrington Simon, (North) Orange
lloyt Anor. (Jreentield
Keet Uoswell, Leyden
Marcy Andrew H., Leyden
Merrill Ira, Shelburne
Moore Gerry, Leverett
Moore Lyman E., New Salem
Orcutt .lonathan, Orange
Priest Calvin Jr., Erving
Putnam William, AVendell [Depot]
Richard.ion Joseph, Shutosbury
Sanderson A. W., A\'hately
Smith .losei>h, Coleraine
Thorn Ueni-y. Leyden
Tyler Daniel, Mont;xgue
Wait & Wells, M'hately
Ward Elisha, Shutesbury
AV'ard John C, Charlemont
Warner fc Sanderson, Whately
Warner S. F., Greenfield
Webster Arad, Northfiekl
Whitniore D. W. & J., Sunderland
Wilson John, Coleraine

Hair Dressers.

Doty J. E., Shelburne
Green Francis, Greenfield
Putnam J., "

Hardware.

Allen's Sons, Greenfield

Harness Makers.

Abbott Kendall B., Jlontague
Atkins Benjamin F., Northfield
Ballard Jonathan, Charlemont
Bartlett Phineas, Conway
Coleman R. L., Ashfield
Flint A., Coleraine
Gage Levi Jr., Orange
Graves Walter, Leverett
Hastings Charles W., Orange
Hoyt T. B. & J. K., Bernardston
Megrath A. AV., Greenfield
Pond A. & Co., "
A\'ilder Peter 2d, Charlemont
Wilkinson W. & S., Greenfield

Hats and Caps.

Alden Luther P., Orange
Bodman A. H., tireeulield
Pond A. & Co., "
Wilkinson W. & S., "

Hoe Makers.

Booth & Upton, Charlemont

Livery Stables.

Alexander Arad, Northfield
Allen Elijah, Conway
Christie A. B. & Co., Shelburne
Coleman Z. & W. B., Gi-eenfield
Jennison Otis, (South) Deerfield
Joslyn & Eldredge, Greenfield
Pvussell M'm. Vt'.. Sunderland
Tenuy Lyman, Orange

Machinists.

Lamson, Goodnow & Co., Shelburne

(Pais)
Morse Eliphalet, Conway

Munson James M., Greenfield
Naileaii & Nutting, Orange
I'cnncy Dai. vers, Erving
Wheelock Ji scph J., Couway

Manufacturers.

('oUon.
Allen Elijah C, [sheetings] Conway
Cotton Cloth Mill, [prints] "
Griswold Manuf. Co., (printing cloths]

Jos('i)h (iriswoM, Coleraine [land
Monscm 'I'lionias E., [batting] Sunder-
Thonipson .Mill, Coleraine
Whitney, AVells & Co., [cotton duck

and seamless bags] Conway
Cutlery.
Burk E., ag't South River Co., Conway
Cleary Henry, agent, Conway [Falls
Lamson, Goodnow & Co., Shelburne
Russell J. & Co., Green River Works,

Deerfield

Iron.
Coleraine Iron Foundry ,'A. L. Thomas,

[castings] Coleraine

Woollens.
Bardwell Seth, [satinets] Whately
Conway Manufacturing Co., E. Burk,

agent, [satinets] Conw.ay
Day Stephen P., [satinets] Rowe
Field & Hubbard, [satinets] Leverett
Greenfield Manufacturing Co., Theo-
dore Leonard, agent, [doeskins and

cassimcres] Greenfield
Holden George C, [yarns] Whately
Kellett John, [satinets] Shelburne Falls

Millinery.

Kellogg Sophia W., Orange
Taylor R. R., Greenfield

Til'ley C, "

Pail Manufacturers.
Bacon, Day Sc Co.. [staves] New Salem
Ballard & Jones, Gill
Bills & Taylor, Orange
Carpenter R. E., "
Davis & Kilburn, "
Murdock & Johnson, Northfield
Putnam William, Wendell
Thompson C. H., Orange
Washburn Wm. B. & Co., Erring

Painters.
Crafts L., Whately
Edwards P., Shelburne
Fairfield E., Charlemont
Gilligan George, Greenfield
Jones Isaac, Ashfield
Kendall George, Montague
Mark George W., Greenfield
Phelps George H., Northfield
Ramsay Luther P.. [carriage] Orange
Rice L. G., Montague
Taft Fi-ancis L., Sunderland
Turner John, Orange

Palm-leaf Hats.

Hildreth P., Greenfield

Physicians.
Andrews Robert, New Salem
Bardwell Chester 2d, Whately
Barton Edward, Orange
Barton John G., Erving
Bates Stephen, Charlemont
Beals D. S., Sunderland
Bemis Lewis, Shutesbury
Bradford David, Montague
Brooks John, Bernardston
Brooks Sidney, Ashfield
Bull George, Shelburne
Carpenter E. W., Bernardston
Cobb Anson, [botanic] Montague
Collins Henry A., Couway
Cook Lucius, Wendell
Deau A. S., Orange
Dean A. Calhoun, Coleraine
Dean Christopher, "
Deane James, Greenfield
Duncan C. M., Shelburne
Dwight William, (South) Deerfield
Fisk D. D., [botanic] Greenfield
Gould H., Rowe

Green F. V,., Orange
Hall Philip, Northtield
Hamilton E. D., Conway
Hamilton (i. \V., "
Harwoiid Myron, Whately
Hawks D. B., Burkland
Haynes IMwin, 1/,-ydeii
Ilovcy Daniel, Greenfield
Knowlton Charles L., Anhflcld
Lyons Joel, Gill
M'ead .Marshall S., Northfield
Potter .M. F., Charlemont
Puffer ('., Coleraine
Revere E. H. K., Greenfield
Rice David, Leverett
Rogers Geo., Conway
Seymour L. D., Greenfield
Stearns S., Greenfield
Stratton Elijah, Northfield
Strong Asa B., [botanic] licverctt
Tabon S. J. W., Shelburne
'I aylor Amos, \\'arwick
T.aylor A. II., Heath
Thomas Chester, New Salem
Trow Josiah, Bucklaud
Trow N. G., Sunderland
Williams E. G., New Salem
Williams Stephen W., Deerfield
Wilson Milo, Shelburne
Wright Geo., Montague

Planing Mills.
Bacon, Day & Co., New Salem
Crittenden David, Charlemont
Davis & Killiurn, Orange
Merrill Ira. Shelburne
Thompson Clark, New Salem
Wait \\'illiani. Conway
Washburn AVm. B. & Co., Erving

Pocket Books, Wallets, 6^0.

[ These articles, tofjdke.rwith Porte Ulnn-
naies. are extensively mawi/actured
in the townsnamed beloiv. In South
Deerfield, alone, more than tico hun-
dred persons are employed in the
business.]

Arms W. S. & J. S., (South) Deerfield

Belding Stephen, AMiatelv

Brown C. C, (South) Deerfield

Brown Orin, " "

Edwards Asa C, " "

Edwards AV. F., " "

Graves Lemuel, Whately

Harwood R. D., "

Rudduck Eli, (South) Deerfield

Potteries.

Belding & Hastings, [stone ware] Ash-
Wells, Crafts & AVells, Whately [field

Printers.
Eastman S. S. & Co., Greenfield
IngersoU C. J. J., "

Mirrick Charles A., "

Public Houses.

Alexander Arad, Northfield

Baker Is.aac, Erving

Barber Samuel, Heath

Bates E. A., Gill

Brewster W. E., Deerfield

Clement AV. A. (Grout's cor.) Montague

Cobb Joseph, Orange

Comee Charles. AVarwick

Cross L., Ashfield

Dalrymple D. A. & L., Ohtirlemont

Farrar George H., Shutesbury

Field George, Greenfield

Foy N. & il., Ilawley

Gibbs Mixtcr, Orange

Ilayden L., A\"hately

Henry B., Montague

Uoyt'D., Deerfield

Jennison Otis. (South) Deerfield

Keith William, Greenfield

Merrick F. T., Conway

Mcnill Joseph, Shelburne

Nelson M. E., Coleraine

Newcomb Alexander II., Leyden

Owen AA'illard (".. Bernardston

112

MASSACHUSETTS STATE KECORD.

Pierce William AV., New Salem
Putnam Benjamin G., Orange
Richards & Stevens, New Salem
llussell William W., Sunderland
Stratton R. W., Montague
A\'hittamore William, New Salem
Wilson John, Coleraine

Bake Makers.

Hall Samuel, Rowe

I't'cler M. D. & Co., Montague

Rugg Amos, "

Sashes and Blinds.

Hanson & Shaw, New Salem
Johnson A., Northfield
Spooncr & Amsden, Orange
Wilson Joel, Greenfield

Saw Mills.

Adams D., Shutesbury

Adams Joseph B., (South) Deerfield

Alexander F. & L., AV'endell

Amidon Joseph, Rowe

Arms John, Gill

Avery David, Charlemont

Ayers Aaron, Hawley

Ayers & Co., Warwick

Bacon, Day & Co., New Salem

Kaggs R. & C, Bernardston

Balier John, Shutesbury

Baker Smith, "

Ball 0., Leverett

Ballard B. & Co., Buckland

Ballard & Janes, Gill

Bates Nahum, Heath

Eemis E. G. & J. G., Rowe

Bills & Taylor, (North) Orange

Blako D. & M., Ashfield

Blanden AVilliam, Coleraine

Bliss Milton, (North) Orange

Boutwell Calvin S., Montague

lloydeu Whitney, Couway

Brown Russell, Warwick

Callar H. B., Northfield

CasweU & Co., Montague

Chapiu Joseph, Rowe

Coates Calvin G., Heath

Collier R., "

Conant Josiah, Warwick

Crittenden A., Buckland

Crittenden David, Cliarlemont

Crosby C. F. & J., Charlemont

Crowley C. & J., New Salem

Cudworth & McCulloch, Charlemont

Davenport John, Heath

Davis Asa, Buckland

Davis & Kilborn, Orange

Dcnison D. & H. S., Coleraine

Drake Noah, Shutesbury

Dudley Aaron, Leverett

Dudley Isaac, "

Dudley Luther, "

Dwight, Sanderson & Co., Sunderland

Eaton Alfred P., New Salem

Eldridge Levi, Hawley

Elmer Charles, Ashfield

J'iiy \\'illiam, Conway

Fcifiin Charles, Shutesbury

iMTry A., Montague

Kitts Roltort, Leverett

I'iske Tjvnian, Wendell

Fiske Stephen, "

Flagg J. & E., Heath

Fleming S. L. & Co., Erving

Gale Jacob R., Warwick

(iardncr N. & L., Ashfield

(lore Stephen, Bernardston

Gniliani Uoswell, Orange

fiicin Joel G., Bernardston

Ilal<' Increase S., "

Hall C., Monroe

Hamilton D., Shutesbury

Haskell Jacob, New Salem

Hawks E. D., Charlemont

Hawks James, ''

Ililliiim 1'. S., Coleraine

I limes Mir.anda, Monroe

llollirook Andrew, Ashfield

Howard George W., Waruick

Howes Jonathan, Ashfield

Ingham John, Conway

Keet RosweU, Leyden
Kelley, Boice & Bemont, Ashfield
Lawrence C, Montague
Locke Z. L., Wendell
Lyon G. W., Coleraine
Lyon & Perldns, "
Marcy Andrew U., Leyden
Mattoon II., Northfield
Maxwell A. P., Charlemont
Merrill Ira, Shelburne
Moore & Gleason, AVendell
Moore George W., Warwick
Morton Dexter, Whately
Mowrey W., Leyden
Murdock & Johnson, Northfield
Nash Eber, Greenfield
Nelson Jesse, Coleraine
Newcomb Z. C, Bernardston
Newton H., Hawley
Newton James, Greenfield
Nims Lemuel. Heath
Orcutt Jonathan, Orange
Phelps Charles, Monroe
Phelps Cyrus, "

Phelps WilUam H., Wendell
Porter W., Ashfield
Pratt Noah, Shutesbury
Pratt v., "

Priest Avery, Erving
Priest Calvin Jr., Erving
Purrington E. S., Coleraine
Putnam WiUiam, Wendell
Reynolds George, Shutesbury
Rice Dennis, Charlemont
Rice I. B., Leverett
Richardson Joseph, Leverett
Richardson Z., Shutesbury
Richardson 0., Ashfield
Robbins Lewis, Orange
Rugg Reuben, Heath
Sanderson A. W., Whately
Scott E. H., Hawley
Shattuck Abel, Bernardston
Smith Joseph, Coleraine
Smith & Sanderson, Whately
Sprague .Tohn, Ashfield
Stafl'ord Emerson, Monroe
Stafford Thomas Jr., "
Stanford D. R. & J. A., Rowe
Stetson Gideon, Shutesbury
Stone Luther, Wendell
Sumner Amasa, Coleraine
Swan Calvin T., Northfield
Thaine John, New Salem
Thaver Alonzo, Charlemont
Thomas J. & R., "

Thompson , Leyden

Thompson Clark, New Salem
Thorn Henry, Leyden

Upton , Hawley

Vincent D., "
Vincent ,T., "
Wait William, Conway
Ward Austin, Buckland
Ward Elisha, Shutesbury
AVard Ilezekiah, Buckland
AA'arner & Sanderson, AVhately
AVarren AVilliam, Conway
AVashburn AVilliam B. & Co., Erving
AVashburn AVilliam B. & Co., AVendeU
A\"atson H. N., lievcrctt
A\'li(-elor John, Conway
A\'liituiore Charles, Sunderland
Williams Daniel, Ashfield
AVilson .lohn, Coleraine
AVood Joel, Heath

Scythe Snath Manufacturers,

Bodwcll L. Jr., Charlemont

Cla|ip E. S. & Co., Montague [(Falls)

Lanison, Goodnow & Co., Shelburne

Nutting L., Leverett

Temple & Green, Bernardston

Sleigh Maker.
Ramsey John, Orange

Soda Manufacturers.

Fox E. C. lS;. S. a., Bernardston

Shingle Mills.

Priest Calvin Jr., Erving
AVashburn AVm. ti. & Co., Erving

Stave Mills.
Bass William H., AVarwick
Delvee Calvin AV., Kendell

Stocking Manufacturer.
Wallace Samuel. Shelburne Falls

Stoves and Tin Ware.

Chapman George, Shelburne
Cloyse B. F. & J., Conway
Jones, Mitchell & Co., Greenfield
Miles Nathaniel, Charlemont
Moore Alpheus & Co., Montague
Pierce James D., Greenfield
Washburn Enoch, Orange
AViley Robert, Greenfield

Tailors and Drapers.

Dickinson T. S., Conway
Dow Joseph T., Shelburne
Foster EdwisiAV., New Salem
Houston C. F., Conway
Lagen Jlichael, Orange
Merrick Henry A., Orange
Miller David P., Ashfield
Montague T. B., Shelburne
Pierce Charles A., (South) Deerfield
Rust & Clark, Greenfield
Sanderson A. H., Orange
Smith Charles AV., Couway
Stebbins Charles C, Montague
Stratton AA'., Northfield
Thayer & Jones, Greenfield
Williams F. D., Montague

Tanneries.
Barber Samtiel, Ashfield
Bardwell A. & Son, Shelburne (Falls)
Bates Nahum, Heath
Billings Samuel D., (South) Deerfield
Caswell AA'm. B., Buckland
Clapp Z., Montague
Clapp William T., Conway
Cudworth & McCulloch, Charlemont
Frary Dexter, AA'hately
Holmes Henry, Rowe,
Howard Moses, Coleraine
Sloore & Parker, Orange
Nutting Ransom, Leverett
Osgood George, New Salem
Parsons Albert C, Northfield
Parsons John, Coleraine
Pond B. v.. Montague
Richards Charles, Charlemont
Sanderson Asa, Ashfield
Sanderson J. C, AVhately
Scott Thomas, Rowe
Smith Amos K., New Salem
Stratton Samuel, Gill

Tool Factories.

Browning Horace, Rowe
Kelley, Boice & Bement, Ashfield
Parker Luther, Charlemont
Smith, Bigelow & Co., Conway

Turners.
Ayers A., Hawley
Packard E., "
Scott E. II., "
A'incentira, "
A'incent J., "

Watch Makers.

Brown & Firman, Shellnirne
Day Josiah. Groenfiold
Ilollister J(>sei>h H.. Gi-ecnfield
Sherwiu William, Shelburne

West India Goods.
Gaines 0. M., Coleraine
Howe A. S., Shutesbury
Howe Levi, Northfield
Keith George, Greenfield
Reed A. E., " [Montague

Stearns James C, (Grout's Corner)
Temple S. AV., Bernardston
Tennev T. A. & J. W., Orange
AVait tlioni.as & Co., Greenfield
AVclls Charles, Shelburne
AVillard Sanuiel Jr , Deerfield

Whip Maker.

Graves AA'alter, Leverett

HAMPDEN COUNTY.

11?.

HAMPDEN COUNTY,

Formerly the southern section of Ilampsliire County, was incorporated February 20, 1812.

The Connecticut River crosses the County from nortli to south nearly in the middle; the Chicopee
flows through the eastern, and the Westfield througli the western part. The population in 1840 \yas
37,336; the number of towns, 18; number of square miles, 65; population to a square mile, 57. The
population in 1850 was 51,285; number of towns, 20; population to a square mile, 79. The shire
town is Springfield.

Brinvfield, Henry F. Brown, Ebenezcr Knight,
Asa Lincoln, Samuel A. Hitchcock, P. Allen.

Chester, John J. Cook, Forbes Kyle, Jabin B.
Williams, T. K. D'Woltf.

Chicopee, Sylvanus Adams, Robert E. Bemis,
Edmund Kelsor, Aurclius C. Root, Bcnning Leav-
itt, Otis Chapman, Casson Pendleton, AVm. L.
Bemis, Pliny Cadwell, Timothy W. Carter, Chas.
R. Ladd, Alpheus Nettlcton, Amos W. Stockwell,
John Wells.

Granville, Charles F. Bates, Aaron L. Curtis,
Vincent Holcomb, Samuel Root, C. C. Holcomb.

JJohjoke, C. H. Branscomb, Harvey Chapin, Hen-
ry Ely, Cyrus Frink, E. L. Miller, Lester Newell,
A. S. Peck, Favette Smith, Geo. C. Erving,

Holland, David B. Dean, John Wallis.

Lonf/meadoic, G. O. Bliss, Lorin Burt, John F.
Crooks, Wm. AVhite.

Ludlow, Chas. Alden, Geo. Booth, Theo. Sikes,
Eli M-. Smith.

Monson, Austin Fuller, Hiram Newton, Timothy
Packard, Joseph L. Reynolds, Walter Smith, John
W. Smith, JacobThompson, Warren Fuller, Sam'
D. Greene.

Montgomery, David Allen, Oren Parks, Edward
Taylor.

Palmer, Moses Barnes, Alonzo Y. Blanchard,
Rufus Brown, Gamaliel Collins, Aaron King,
Jacob B. Merrick, A. R. Murdock, Marcus M.
Shearer, Calvin Torrey, Frederic T. Wallace, John
Ward, SamT T. Spalding.

Ihisaell, James Bishop, Newman Bishop, Jr.,
Rowland Parks, Theron Warner, N. D. Parks.

SoidhwicJx, Homer M. Forward, Amasa Holcomb,
Carmi ShurtletF, Theron Warner.

Sprinnjield, David Ames, Allen Bangs, Frederic

A. Barton, John J. Bassctt, E. W. Bond, Walter
H. Bowdoin, William Bridgman, Rufus Chandler,
Chester W. Chapin, SamT S. Day, Waitstill
Hastings, Solomon Hatch, Josiah Hooker, John
Hooker, Joseph Ingraham, Eliphaz Jones, Daniel
Lombard, Roger S.Moore, Henry Morris, Richard
D. Morris, George B. Morris, James H. !Morton,
Simeon Newell, Joseph W. Newcomb, Lorenzo
Norton, Ansel Phelps, Wm. Rice, Otis A. Sea-
mans, Heman Smith, Benjamin Sikes, \Yellington
Thompson, Henry Vose, Solomon Warriner, Geo.
Walker, Leonard B. Wight, Charles T. Arthur,
Harvey Chapin, Chas. a" Winchester, William L.
Smith, Richard Bliss, Lorenzo H. Gamwell. Tim-
othy D. Pelton, Henry B. Judkins, Augustus L.
Soule.

Tolland, George W. Granger, Joseph D. Slo-
cum. Philander 'Twining, Clitibrd C. Holcombe,
Hiram C. Brown, Henry A. Bills.

Wales, Absalom Gardner, Cornelius Miller, A.
Needham, John Smith.

Westfield, Jehiel Abbott, Patrick Boies, Edward

B. Giilet, David Moseley. Silas Root, Asa B.
Whitman, Henry Fuller, Lucius Rice, Matthew
Ives.

West fij^rindfield. Homer Ely, Samuel Flower,
Alfred Flower, Spencer Flower, Newbury Norton,
Wells Southworth, Daniel G. White, Lester
Williams, Edward Parsons, R. Palmer, Wm. J.
Walcott.

Wilbraham, Samuel Bebee, Marcius Cady, John

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judfie of Probate, Oliver B. Morris, Springfield.

Register of Probate, William L. Smith, do.

Clerk of Courts, Richard Bliss, do.

Register of Deeds, William Rice, do.

County Treasurer, William Rice, do.

Crier of Courts, William Hatfield.

Jailer, Rollin Parks.

Overseers of House of Correction, Stephen C.
Bemis, John B. Kirkham, Elijah Blake.

Sheriff, Justin Wilson, Blandford.
Depidg Sheriffs.

Chester, Charles W. Knox.

Chicopee, C. Churchill.

Chicopee Falls, Jeduthan Gleason.

Granville. Timothy M. Cooley, 2d.

Hobjoke, Robert G. Marsh.

Ludlov, Jesse Miller.

Palmer, Parker N. Webster.

Sprinnfield, Edward T. Moseley, Abijah Chapin,
RoUiu Park.

Westfield, George T. Moseley.

Probate Court, holden at Springfield on the first
Tuesdays of January, February, March, April,
June, July, November, and 4th Tuesdays of April,
August, and September.

At Westfield, on the 3d Tuesdays of March,
June, September, and December.

At Monson, on the 2d Tuesday of June ; and
at Palmer, on the 2d Tuesday of September.
Count g Co7nm issioners.

Norman T. Leonard, Westfield, Chairman;
Melvin Copeland, Chester ; William V. Sessions,
Wilbraham.

Special Commissioners.

Elizur Bates, Springfield; Lucius F. Norton,
Monso?i.

Times of Meeti7ig. — At Springfield, on the 2d
Tuesday of April, and 1st Tuesday of October, and
4th Tuesdays of June and December.

Co?nmissiotiers to qualifg Civil Officers.

William G. Bates, George I51iss, Richard Bliss,
Reuben Boies, Wm. B. Calhoun, Jas. W. Crooks,
James Fowler, Oliver B. Morris, Norman T.
Leonard, Erasmus D. Beach, George B. Morris,
Justice Willard.

Commissioner concerning New London, Willi-
mantic and Palmer Railroad.

Calvin Torrey, of Palmer.

Justices of the Peace and Qtiorum.

Chicopee, John Wells.

Holyoke, Chauncy B. Rising.

Lonr/meadow, Wm. White.

Springfield, George Ashmun, Erasmus D. Beach,
Reuben A. Chapman, James W. Crooks, Josiah
Hooker, John Hooker, Henry Morris, Solomon
Warriner, Justice Willard.

West Springfield, Reuben Champion.

Westfield, Matthew Ives, N. T. Leonard.

Wilbraham, Abel Bliss.

Justices of the Peace.

Blandford, Enos Boie"^s, Lyman Gibbs, Eli Pease,
David P. Robinson, Albert Knox. David Boies,
Wm. H. Gibbs.

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114

MASSACHUSETTS STATE KECORD.

M. Merrick, John B. Morris, Jesse W. Rice, Wal-
ter Stcbbins, L. B. Bliss, R. S. Merrick, Solomon
C. Spellman.

Notaries Public.

Chiccpee, John "Wells.

Ilolyoke, Lester Newell.

f<prinafiel(l Ephraini W. Bond, T. D. Pelton,
James M. Thompson, Henry Vose, Geo Walker,

A. L. Soule, James W. Crooks, Otis A. Seamans.
Westjjeld, AVni. G. Bates, Henry Fuller, James

Holbrook, E. Gillett.

Coroners.
Brimjield, Alvan James.
Holyoke, Robert G. Marsh, Addison Peck.
Monson, Hiram Newton.
Palmer, Elias Turner, Frederick T. Wallace.
Soufhwick, Gideon Styles.
Sjirincijidd, Elijah Blake, Harvey Chapin, John

B. Kirkiiam.

West/iekl, Jehiel Abbott, Edward B. Gillett, Jas.
Holland.

Wilbraham, Solomon B. Brewer.

TOWN OFFICERS.

BLANDFOUD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Albert Knox,
John Parks, Augustus Bartholomew.

Assessors. — Charles B. Gibbs, David ShurtlifF,
Elihu Brown.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Justin Wilson.

Collector. — Franklin W. Knox.

Constables. — F. W. Knox, L. A. Bartholomew,
Wra. S. Tinker.

BRIMFIELD.

Selectmen. — Sumner Parker, Lemuel Allen, P.
Parker, Calvin B. Brown, Ezra Perry.

Overseers of Poor. — Nathan F. Robinson, Aimed
Homer, Cheney Solander.

Assessors. — Calvin Baker, Geo. Puffer, Solomon
Homer.

Clerk and Collector. — Henry F. Brown.

Treasurer. — Alfred L. Converse.

Constable. — James Brown.

CHESTEll.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Samuel Steb-
bins, Alvan Reed, A. Sampson.
Clerk. — Otis Taylor.
Treasu7'er. — David Cannon.
Collector and Constable. — R. L. T. Pomeroy.

CHICOPEE.

Selectmen. — Geo. S. Taylor, Charles R. Ladd,
Giles S. Chapin.

Overseers of Poor. — T. Williams, Clark Albro,
Sidney Chapin.

Assessors. — Lysander Chapin, Ira M. Bullens,
B. B. Belcher.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Wm. L. Bemis.

Collector. — Austin Chapin, 2d.

Constables. — Amory Doolittle, Andrew Hubbard,
Wm. Kentfield, Simeon B. Fairbank.

GR.\NVILT,E.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor . — Elisha Brown,
Joseph F. Miner, Wm. W." Bacon.

Assessors. — D. W. Whitney, H. V. C Holcomb,
Charles Stow.

Clerk. — Ralph Brown.

Treasurer. — Elijah Seymour.

Collectors and Constables. — Samuel Callon, David
Kellogg.

HOLLAND.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — John Wallis,
Benj. J. Wilson, Alvin Goodell.

Assessors. — Warren A. Wallis, Horace Wallis,
Harrison Allen.

Clerk. — William A Robbins.

Treasurer. — William A. Webber.

Collector and Constable. — William S. Wallis.

HOLYOKE.

' Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Alex. Day, Jo-
seph M. Morrison, Amos Allen.

Assessors. — Jared P. Searl, L. B. Bosworth,
Willard Ely.

Clerk. — Joseph N. Cavis.

Treasurer. — Henry S. Babbit.

Co/^ertor.— Chester Crafts.

Co7i.stables.—J. W. Davis, E. N. Boston, S. S.
Hitchcock. H. R. Day, William G. Emerson, P.
Gilmore, C. Crafts.

LOXGMEADOAV.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Alford Cooley, Randolph Stebbins.
Clerk. — David Booth.
Treasurer. — William White.
Collector. — Henry B. Coomes.
Constables. — H. B. Coomes, Nath. P. Newell.

LUDLOAV.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Jerre Miller,
A. H. Whitney. Henry Fuller.

Assessors. — Chas. Alden, William Ray, John P.
Hubbard.

Clerk and Treasurer. — John P. Hubbard.

Collector and Constable. — W. B. Alden.

MONSON.

Selectmen ajid Overseers of Poor. — Walter Smith,
Rufus M. Pease, Daniel G. Potter.

Assessors. — James M. A. Squier, Daniel Carpen-
ter, Philip Gage.

Clerk. — Austin Fuller.

Treasurer. — William N. Flint.

Collector. — Daniel G. Green.

Constables. — Hiram Newton, Francis S. Smith.

MONTGOMERY.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
E. P. Parks, H. Clark, N. P. Bartholomew.
Clerk. — Oren Park.
Treasurer, Collector, § Constable. — N. S. Moore.

PALMER.

Selectmen. — Marble K. Turrell, Cyrus Knox, A.
V. Blanchard.

Overseers of Poor. — M. K. Turrell, Cyrus Knox,
John Ward.

Assessors. — Jonathan Webber, A. R. Murdock,
John Foster.

Treasurer and Clerk. — Theophilus Knight.

Collector. — Chester Strong.

Constables. — Parker W. Webster, C. Strong,
Geo. Moors, A. R. Murdock, John M. Converse.

RUSSELL.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
H. K. Loomis, N. D. Parks, B. W. Palmer.
Clerk and Treasurer. — J. E. Loomis.
Collector and Constable. — T. T. Curtis.

SOUTH-WICK.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
P. W. Stevens, T. Rockwell, E. Q. Rising.
Clerk. — Joseph M. Forward, Jr.
Treasurer. — Homer M. Forward.
Collector. — Moses White.
Constable. — Jarvis Stiles.

SPRINGFIELD.

Selectmen. — Wm. B. Calhoun, Eliphalet Trask,
T. Stebbins.

Overseers of Poor. — Elijah Blake, John B. Kirk-
ham, D. Hitchcock.

Assessors. — John B. Kirkham, Samuel S. Day,
Marvin Chapin.

Clerk and Treasurer: — Joseph Ingrahara.

Collector. — Roderick Norton.

Constables. — R. Norton, R. Sikes, Ilcrvey Hills,
Geo. Ainsworth, Waitstill H. Allis, I. Rinsjold, Jr.,
Wm. Hatfield, H. D. Braman, Chas. L. Shaw.

TOLLAND.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor,' — Daniel Spring,
Noah B. Nye, Edward L. Tinker.

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As.iessors. — Daniel Spring, Hiram C. Brown, E.
D. Moore.

(Vcrk. — AVilliam W. Harrison.
Treasurer. — Hiram C. Brown.
Collector and Constable. — Lucius Thompson.

■WALES.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Absalom Gar-
diner, Warren Shaw, Silas Perry.

A.^se.isors. — Absalom Gardiner, Warren Shaw,
Orcn Ncedham.

Ctcr/c. — B'erdinand L. Burley.

Trciisnrcr. — Jonathan ''t. Roycc.

Collector. — Georf^e H. Necdham.

Constable. — William A. Shaw.

ATBST SPUING FIELD.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessor's. —
Daniel Q. White, J. O.'Moseley, Samuel Smith,
Wm. S. Bown, Jonathan W. Freehand.

Clerk and Treasurer. — E. N. Smith.

Collectors.— li Brooks, W. H. Miller, C. Flower.

Constables.— Char]ai VVliite, William H. Miller,
Charles C. Dwiglit, Andrew Bartholomew, A. D.
Bagg.

"WICSTI-IELD.

Selectmen, Ove7-seers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Dennis Hedges, Geo. Noble, Wm. Moscley, Eben.
W. Cook, Silas Root.

Treasurer. — Wm. O. Fletcher.

Clerk. — Henry C Moseley.

(Jollector. — Leicester Loomis.

Constables. — L. Loomis, George A. Gibson, E.
Hubbard, P. D. Sibley.

WILBRAIIAM.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Samuel Beebe,
Joel !^L Lyman, Robert O. Sessions.

Assessors. — Marcus Beebe, Dennis Knovrlton,
Roderick S. Merrick.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Luther B. Bliss.

Constables and Collectors. — V/illiam B. Morgan,
Harlow Langdon.

HAMPDE^T COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agricultural Stores.

Alien & UrifCgs, Sprin^eld
Bliss & llaven, "

Apothecaries.

Uagg Joseph S., (Cabot) Chicopee
Belcher Benj. B., Chicopee (Falls)
Bipelow Eiluiund, [teeth and surgical
instruments] Si>riiii;1ield [field

Bliss B. R. & Iliiven, [wholesale] Spriug-
Boiitccou Daniel, Springfield
Brewer 11. & J., "

Bunker II. L., "

Clark Asa B.. Westfield
Ford B. BI. & Co.. Sprinfrfielrl
Gardiner Henry F., [botanic] Springfield
lloUirook AVilliam, Palnier (Depot)
Holland Henry, Westfield
Hooker Wm., Jr., "
Kent C. F., (Cabot) Chicopee
Lombard & Cundall, Springfield
Moffatt J. L., Holyoke
Packard Timothy, Monson
Peck Addison S., Holyoke
Sheppard Thos. B., "
Smith Warren, (Cabot) Chicopee
Segur Gideon C, Springfield
Stebbins Edw. C, '•
Taylor AViUiam B., (Cabot) Chicopee
Worthington AmosII., " "

Artists' Materials.

Bliss B. 11. & llaven, Springfield

Artificial Legs.

Palmer & Co., Springfield

Auctioneers.

Cady Henry S., [dry goods] Springfield
Emerson Daniel C, [fvirniture] Holyoke
Hatfield William, Springfield
Hiissey Xathan, [general] Springfield
Killee & Co., [general] "

Axe Manufacturer.

Ilannum C. W., Chester

Bakers.

Bloomingdalo William, Springfield
Kateley Oscar, Holyoke
Sturteyant Warner C, Springfield

Baths.

Brown George W., Springfield
White Alfred J., "

Bedstead! Manufacturers.

CopeUiid Alfred, Chester (Tillage)
Little Benjumin. " "

Miller Cliarles, (North) Chester

Blacksmiths.
Alden 5Iarcus, Monson
Aldridge Hiram, "
Alexander Jesse, Granville
Averill & Watts, Springfield
Axtell A., Chester
Barber Benjamin, Wcstford
Bixby John, Brimfield
Bowker Amos G., Blandford
Carter L., Chester
Camiibell S. G., Russell
CunniiiL'ham .Ins., (South) Wilbraham
Clark {';ilviu W., " '•

Chamlierlain Lyman, Palmer (Depot)
Chandler Levi C., Monson
Colman E., Chester
Fitz & Chandler, (Cabot) Chicopee
Gates Israel, Longmeadow
Gates & Hosmer, Holyoke
Goodrich W., Chester
Gormley .Tames, Pahner (Depot)
Granger Heaton, Southwiek
Holcomb N. A., "

Holcombe Augustus, Granville
Knox William, Blandford
King Stephen, Granville
Moulton Xeedham, Holland
Mills Frederick, Longmeadow
Munn Dennis L., Tolland
Parker Luther, Wales
Parsons Levi, Granville
Phelps Wm., Westfield
Pratt Silas, Tolland
Reynolds Daniel, SpringfieM
Rice E., Chester
Richardson Lorenzo, Westfield
Robinson Nathan G., Brimfield
Sceery Patrick, Springfield
Sherman P., "

Shaw Solomon, Wales
Shaw Warren, '•
Smith Curtis, Southwiek
Smith Jolin, (North) Wilbraham
Street Benjamin W., Chicopee^(Falls)
Twing Rufus (North) Wilbraham
Wyman Horatio, Blandford

Bobbin and Shuttle Manufac-
turers.

LeavittB. & Co., (Cabot) Chicopee

Bonnet Manufacturers.
Jlerrick & Fay, Monson

Bookbinders.
Wilson Geo. W., [blank hook factory]
Springfield

Booksellers.

Baker John K.. Ilolvoke
Bessey Marshall, Springfield
Brown EUsha F., (Cabot) Chicopee
Bullens Ira M., " "

Hutchinson II. W. & Co., [publishers]
Springfield [field

Merriani, Chapin & Co., [pub.] 'Spring-
Merriam G. & C, [publish's] Springfield
Smith II. B., Westfield
Taylor Horace S., [stationer] Springfield
"Wright & Burt, (North) Wilbraham

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Man-
ufacturers.

Avery Solomon, Westfield

Ball A. L., [ladies'] Springfield

Bliss Ebenezer, Longmeadow

Blodgett Edward P., Holland

Bowles John, Palmer (Depot)

Brewer Chauncy D., Wales

BuUen Ira M., [ladies'] ( Cabot) Chicopee

Butler Joseph, Holyoke

Butterfield A. M., Palmer (Depot)

Campbell H., Southwiek

Chapin John M., Holyoke

Chapin G. S. Jr., Holland

Converse Edwin, "

Converse Henry, "

Culler N., (Cabot) Chicopee

Davis Alvah S., Springfield

Dewey C. A., Chester (Village)

Dunnels A. & Co., Springfield

Eager Otis, Wales

Elmer Nelson L.. Springfield

Elmer Rufus, [rubbers] Springfield

Elmer '\\illard, '■

Ely Jonathan D., (North) Wilbraham

Finney John, Springfield

French Lewis, Granville

Green AA'illiam, Springfield

Hale David, Longmeadow

Harger David, Tolland

Hitchcock Calvin, Pahner (Depot)

Hitchcock W.L. & J. W., (Cabot) Chi-

Hixon John K., Springfield [copee

Hodge Silas, Granville

Howard W., Chester

Hubbard Andrew, Chicopee (Falls)

Kendall .Toel, Sprinprfield

Kilborn Samuel, Ix>ngnieadow

Leland John P., Springfield

Leonard Lewis, (AVest) Springfield

I^wis B. F. & Co., Westfield [opee

Mixten Jos. A., [Ladies'] (Cabot) Chic-

Moulton Horace, Wales

Moulton Solomon, "

Dies J. W., Holland

Orcutt Bela, (West) Springfield

Osborne Jarvis. Russell

Pepper Foster, Monson

Rider Franklin F., Springfield

Rice John B., >'

Kice Moses, Holyoke

Robbins John S.. (Cabot) Chicopee

Roberts George H., Springfield

Royce Jonathan G., Wales

Smith Sherman B., Chicopee (Falls)

Spellman E. C, Granville

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Stewart Austin, Springfield
Stowell Jonathan, Holland
Talcott & Smith, Springiit'ld
Tinker David, Chester
Townsley G. U., Springfield
Tuck Isaac A., lloljoke
Vailillliram, Tolland
^'izzard I'hilip, Wales
^V^ak•ott & Brother, llolyoke
IVeaver Thomas J., Wales
Wellman Marvin, Springfield '
^rcntworth Benj., IloUaud
^Vhito Ezra^ (North) Wilbraham
Wilson & Pike, Springfield
Young Kdward, llollaud
Young AViUiam, "

Brass'Founders.
Ames Manufacturing Co. J (Cabot) Chic-
opee [Springfield

Burnham E. Gr. & Co., [car lamps]
Bruce George, [platei ] Springfield
Dale Lombard, "

Kutan R. S., [plater] "

Brew .

Hooker John, Springfield

Bridge Builders.

stone & Harris, [Howe's patent truss

bridge] Springfield
Stone & Maxwell, [Howe's patent truss

bridge] Springfield

Brokers.

Case H. N., [real estate and money]

Spring-field
Moore R. S., [real estate] Springfield
Kowe Alfred, " "

Broom Makers.

Booth Samuel C, Lougmeadow

Brush Manufacturer.

Chapman George H., (Cabot) Chicopee

Builder and Contractor.

McClallan Charles, (Cabot) Chicopee

Button and Buckle Manufac-
..turers.
Chandler D. & Co., Longmeadow
Hollister & Bradley, "

Cabinet Makers.

Dewey George, Springfield
Dickinson S.W. & Co., (Cabot) Chicopee
Douglass Charles F., Westfield [field
i'ieder Louis C, [upholsterer] Spring-
Grant John, Westfield
Ilayward & Ashley, Springfield [field
Kirkham A. H., [upholsterer] Spring-
Parker Jeremiah, Brimfield
Parker Charles, Springfield
Phay William, Chester
Strong Ely, (Cabot) Chicopee
White J. L., Westfield
White Otig,Monson
Whitney J., (Cabot) Chicopee

Card Board Manufacturers.

Dwight & AVilcox, Chester (Factories)

Carpenters.

Atchinson James, Longmeadow
Adams A. L. & Co., Springfield
liMkiT Luther, Wales
Parlcm Klhriilge, Springfield
l!.'irii('S Cliiirles, Wales
Boyileii .lohn, Russell
Butterswortli Dwight, Holland
Burt Lucius C, Longmeadow
Cady H. B., Southwick
Cooley Cyrus, Springlicld
(h'oss Porter (Nortli) Wilbraham
Ellis M. M., (Cabot) Chicopee
I'Msk Asa, Springfield
Gardner Charles, Walca
Gipson A., Chester
Gouch George, Springfield

Green George, Westfield

Gridley Joseph, RusstU

Hamilton Paralta, Tolland

Johnson C. M., [stairbuilder] Holyoke

Jones Edmund, (North) Wilbraham

Kent William Jr., " "

Knight Milton, Chester

Luke James, (North) Wilbraham

Marks Samuel, Blandford

Marshall Lyman, Tolland

Miller William H., Montgomery

Newell Austin, Monson

Newton Lvicius J., "

Page George, Springfield

Peas Chester M., Monson

Pickering Samuel F., (N.) Wilbraham

Robbins William A., Holland

Rogers Joel, Wales

Scripture Ralph, (North) Wilbraham

Shaw William A., Wales

Shepard & Crary, Westfield

Snow C, Chester

Stanton James, (North) Wilbraham

Taylor George, Longmeadow

Taylor Levi E., "

Tupper Edwin, (North) Wilbraham

Watson J. XL, Westfield

Webber Alfred, Tolland

West John R., (South) Wilbraham

Whitney Marcus'!., Southwick

Wilson Benj. F., Holland

Carriage Builders.

Adams Edward, (South) Vy'ilbraham

Bush David A., Springfield

Child Charles, "

Clough Jos., [wheelwright] Chicopee

(Falls)
Fay Lark in, (North) Wilbraham
Fowler Charles, Westfield
Loomis J. & W., Springfield
McdcaLf Edwin, Springfield
Norris George F., Monson
Rising E. Q., Southwick
Robertson Robert E., (Cabot) Chicopee
Shaw Eden D., Wales
Shaw Salem, "

Shaw Warren, "
Smith David, Springfield
Strong W. H., Chester (Factories)
Smith G. K. & Co., Palmer (Depot)
Taylor & Crane, [ploughs] Springfield
Webber W. A. & G. L., Holland
AVilson George C, Monson

Chair Maker.
Lee Horace, Springfield

Church Organ Builder.

Johnson AYilliam, Westfield

Cigar Makers.

Birge Sidney, Southwick
Brown Wm. R., " [field

Graham John, (Mitteneaguo)W. Sxjring-
Holcomb John, Southwick
Kneil I. & T., Westfield
Margerum George S., Springfield
Morso Charles T., Westfield
Welcome Joseph, Southwick

Clergymen.

Explatialion of the Abbrfvintinns. — C.
T., Ci>nL;regationalht ( Trinitarian) ;
i>., Baptist ; F. i>., Freewill Baptist ;
Jll., Methodist; M. P., Methodist
Protestant; M. E., Methodist Epis-
copal; E. M., Evan. Methodist ; E.,
Episcopalian; O. U., Congregation-
alist ( Unitarian) ; Uv., Unii'eTsalist ;
Ch., Christian; R. C, Roman Cath-
olic ; N. J., New Jerusalem; Me.,
Millerite; I\Tii., Mormon.

Aldcn , [B.] M'cstfiold

Atkins D;iniel, [JL E.] Wales

Barrows Svlvoster, [B.] "

neliee II., '[('■ T.] (South) Wilbraham

Bclhmiv I!. K., [B.] Chicopee (Falls)

licnnctt Alvin, [B.] (North) Wilbraham

Best ,[B.] Westfield

Blenkinsop W. A.. [R. C] Chicopee

Bowers J., [C. T.] (North) AVilbraham

Brande Nichols, [B.] Longmeadow
Bridge Henry M., [M. E.] Blandford
Bridge J. D., [M. E.] Springfield [field
Buckingham Samuel G., [C. T.] Spring-
Cadwell John, [M. E.] West Springfield
Case Ira. [C. T.] Chester
Carpenter Mark, [B.] Holyoke
Chapin Asahel, [B.] Holyoke
Chapman (Jeorge, [M. E.] Chester
Chile William S., [E.] Springfield
Clapp W. A., [M. E.] (Feedmg Hills) W.

Springfield
Clark E. B., [C. T.] Chicopee
Cooley Henry, [C. T.] Southwick
Cooley Timothy M., [C. T.] Granville
Cumniings E. E., [B.] Springfield
Cusliing John, [M. E.] Wilbraham
Dadman J. W., [M. E.] Monson
Davis Emerson, [C. T.] Westfield
Edward Henry, [E.] Palmer (Depot)
Ely Alfred, [C. T.] Monson
Felton G. D., [B.] Granville
Field Henry M., [C. T.] West Springfield
Field Levi A., [C. T.] (Mitteueague) W.

Springfield

Ford , [Uv.] Springfield

Gates Alfred, [B.] Southwick
Griswold E., [M. E.] Springfield
IIari_lingJohn W., [C. T.] Longmeadow
Harrison Roger, [C. T.] Tolland
Hinsdale Charles J., [C. T.] Blandford
Kenney Joel, [B.] West Springfield
Kittredge Charles B., [C. T.] Monson
Lamberton SewaU, [M. E.] Southwick
Lester AVilham J., [B.] RusseU
Miller Simeon, [C. T.] Holyoke
Morse Jason, [C. T.] Brimfield
NuteE., [C. U.] (Cabot) Chicopee

Noble , [M. E.] Chicopee (Falls)

Osgood S., [C^ T.] Springfield
Oviatt G. A., [C.U.] (Cabot) Chicopee
Page Alvah C, [0. T.J Holland [Rivers)
Parker Addison, [B.] Pahner (Three
Perry Ralph, [C. T.] (Agawam) West

Springfield
Rand T., [B.] West Springfield
Robinson Asa A., [B.] West Springfield
Sanderson Alonzo, [C. T.] Holland
Seeley Raymond H., [C. T.] Springfield
Smith C. B., [B.] Chicopee
Smith H. B., [C. T.] Granville
Stoddard Moses, [M. E.] Ludlow
Stone AVm. R., [M. E.] (S.) Wilbraham
Strong H., [C. T.] Chester
Strong Samuel AT., [C. T.] Springfield
Spywood G. A., [M. E.] Springfield
Thayer L. R., [M E.] (Cabot) Chicopee
Tuck J. W., [C. T.] Ludlow
Twombly J. H,, [M. E.] AVestfield
^Vilhams Lester Jr., [B.] Russell
Wilson Thomas, [C. T.] Palmer (Depot)
AVood Phny, [M. E.] (North) Blandford
AVright Ebenezer, 1 <J. T.] Ludlow

Clothia Stores.

Brigham Dexter H., Springfield
Colby Samuel, "

Gorman Patrick, (Cabot) Chicopee
Haynes, Tilly & Co., Springfield
Johnson Robert B., Holyoke
Law George M., Springfield
Levy Jlarlc, ''

MoKcugc & Lafllin, (Cabot) Chicopee
Kich William H., " "

Stiiwo .lohn H. Jr., AVcstfield
AVait Nathaniel L., Palmer (Depot)
AVintworth AViUiam E., [hats, caps,
&c.,] (Cabot) Chicopee

Clover Mill.
Clark Lorenzo, Montgomery

Coal.

Bemis Stephen C, Springfield
Clapp S. AY., Westfield
Pahiier & Asliley, Springfield

CoflBn Warehouses.

Barbour F. A., [patent metallic] Spring-
Boston E. N., Holyoke [field
Hodgett W. P., Springfield
Strong Ely, (Cabot) Chicopee

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Vonliorn .Inhn, S|)riii!,'(iekl
White .1. li., WfnUii-M

Coffee and Spice Factory.

l''ox Johu & Co., 8priii!j;fu-lil

Confectioners.

Cowles & L()mb:krJ, [tuys] Sprinpfielil.
Kibbe Si Oranc, [whuli'stilu mau.] ''
I'oasc A. 8. & A U., [toys] "

Wallace George, Si)riuj;tiel(l

Coopers.

Brown Elisha, GrauvUlo

Brovm Levi, "

Cooley ¥., "

Poniroy U., "

Shelly A., "

Tryon 1!., "

Tryon U., "

Cotton Manufacturers.

[See Manufactures.]
Counsellors.
Arthur C. T., Springfield
Ashmun George, "
Bangs Allen, "

Bates Charles F., (West) Granyille
Bates William G., Wcstticld
Beach E. D., Springfield
Boies Patrick, Westficld
Branscouib Charles II., Ilolyoke
Bond E. W., Springfield
Cavis Joseph M., Ilolyoke [field

Chapman, Ashmun & Norton, Spring-
Crooks .lames W., Springfield
Fuller llourv. Westfield
Gilli'tt KdNvardB., AVcstfield
Il.ayw.inl Cliarles C, Springfield
Hooker .lofiah, Springfield
.ludkins Henry B., Springfield
Ladd Charles K., Chicopeo
Leonard N. A., Springfield
Leonard X. T., AVestfield
Miller E. L., Holyoke
Morris Henry, Springfield
Morris George B., ""
Morris 0. B., "

Morton James H., "
Newcomb J. Warren, Springfield
Newell L., Holyoke
Norton L., Springfield
Pearsons William B. C Holyoke
Pclton Timothy D., Springfield
Phelps An.sel, "

Kising Chauncy B., Ilolyoke
Seamans Otis A., Springfield
Senter & Ball, "

Smith Fayette, Holyoke
Soule Augu.stus L.," Springfield
Squiers George L., Chicopee (Falls)
Stebbins John M., Springfield
Stockwell Amos W^, Chicopee
Thompson AVellington, Springfield
Torrey Calvin, Palmer
Yosc Henry, Springfield
Walker George, "
A\aUace Frederic T., Palmer
Wells John, Chicopee

"Wilcii.x , Chester

Willard .!., Springfield
Winchester Charles A., Springfield

Country Stores.

[ Where are kept Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery ware, etc., etc., etc. Those
who deal txclusively in one kind of
goods tvill not be found here, but
under their respective headings.]
Adams F. A. L., Springfield
Albro C, (Cabot) Chicopee
Alden- & Kockwell, Westfield
Atwood Samuel, Palmer
Ballard Benjamin E., (Cabot) Chicopeo
Barrows \Vm., (Mitteneague) AVest

Springfield
Beach William, West Springfield
r.olchcr Benjamin H., Chicopee (Falls)
Belminiham F.dw.ard. (Cabot) Chicopee
Bliss Luther B.. (North) Wilbraham
Blood Lemuel B.. U'cstfield

Brown J. T. & 0. A.. Brimlield

Brown L. & Son, Granvillo

Bullens Isiuvc, (Cabot) (.'hicopee

Butler Benjamin, (North) Wilbraham

Calkins Dickinson A., I'ahner (Dc'pot)

Callcnder (Jcorge \V., Lnniririeadow

Carson Daniel B., Westfield

Chadwick & Gillette, "

Chapin C. & J., Holyoke

Chapman Albert P., Palmer (Depot)

Collins A. C, " "

Collins & Newton, (Thorndike) Palmer

Conchin J. T., Ilolyoke

Converse William B.. Monson

Cooley S. F. & Co., Springlield

Cook J. J., (North) Chester

Cowles Market, Westfield

Crafts Chester, Ilolyoke

Curti.ss A. L., Granville

Davis Philip C, Chicopee (Falls)

Dimock Lyman, Chester (Village)

Drake C. B., Holland

Dunbar & Ely, Ilolyoke

Emerson M. J., Springfield

Flagg & Brother, Ilolyoke

Fletcher & Co., Westfield

Forward & Co., Southwick

Fuller E. A., (North) Wilbraham

Fuller E. G., Holland

Gallaudet & Co., Ilolyoke

Gihbs G. C, Blandford

Gibbs J. W. & D. B., Russell

Gibbs & Avery, Westfield

Gibbs Wm. H. & Bro's, Blandford

Gleason J. & Co., Chicopee (Falls)

Gorman Patrick, (Cabot) Chicopee

Green G. W., (Feeding Hills) West

Springfield
Ilannum H., Chester (Tillage)
Ilarvy Luke, Springfield ,

Hitchcock Hiram, Chicopee
Hooker WilUam Jr., AVestfield
Hubbard & Lebanon, Brimfield
Johnson & Brother. AVestfield
Kimball Elijah P., (Cabot) Chicopee
Kimbcrly E. & Co., Springfield
Kinny Elisha, Holland
King Lyman, Springfield
Knowlton Seth, (North) Wilbraham
Lyon J.ames L., (Cabot) Chicopee
McKeag John, " "

Miller Jerre, Ludlow
Murdock E. G., Palmer
Nelson & Cone, Chicopeo
Newton & Co., Monson
Norton & Ely, Blandford
Packard 0. F. & Co., (Three Rivers)

Palmer
Packard AVm. N., (Thorndike) Palmer
Palmer Reuben, AA'est Springfield
Parker AA'illiam L., Pahiier (Depot)
Perkins & Purple, Springfield
Perry Ezra, Brimfield
Phetteplace II. H., (Cabot) Chicopee
Reed & Monson, Chester (A'illage)
Rand & Co., AVestfield
Root L. M. & A. C, Chester (Factories)
Ripley, Noyes & Co., Springfield
Robinson D. P., Blandford
Rogers Joel H., AVales
Rogers N. F. & Co., Monson
Rovce J.ames C, AVales
Sevniour Elijah, GranYillo
Shackford & Taylor, Chicopee (Falls)
Shepard Lucius B., Bl.andford
Shepard & Barber, Chester (Factories)
Shumway Asa, Palmer (Three Rivers)
Shurtlelf Carmi, Southwick
Shurtleff David, Blandford
Smith Lucius, Tolland
Smith Lyman, Granville
Smith & Palmer, (Feeding Hills) AVest

Springfield
Spellmau Solomon C, (S.) AVilbraham
Spellman AViUiam P., " "

Taylor Jonathan, AAestficld
Taylor Aarniun N., Chicopee (Falls)
Taylor AV. B., (Cabot) Chicopee
Torrey & Chandler, Springfield
Tr,ask Eliphalet, "

AVard T. & Co.. Palmer (Depot)
AAclhnan Marvin, Springfield

Wi-lls Jerome, (Oabot) Chicopeo
White William, I/)ngmeadow
AVIiitman Lyman, (Aguwam) Springf' d
WjUianis I. I!. & D. B., (AVest) Chester
AVright & Burt, (.North) AMlbraham

Crockery, China and Glass.

Bullens Amaziah, [Imp.] (Cabot) Chic-
BuUis & Co., [groceries] Holyoke [opeo
Hamilton & (;hapin, Sprinj^uld
Hatfield William, Springfield
Miller & Newell, Ilolyoke
Miles E. B. & Co., Pahiicr (Depot)

Daguerreotypes.

Bostwick William K., Springfield
Collins T. P., Westfield
Cooley Otis H., Springfield
Swift It. R., (Cabot) Chicopee
AA'alker Sheldon H., Ilolyoke
AA'ard C, Springfield
AV.ashburn J. H. & D. E., Chicopee
AA'hite Luther, Springfield

Daguerreotype Materials.

Cooley Otis H., Springfield

Dentists.

Bliss Silas, (North) AVilbrahan
Clark E. L., AVestfield
Lawrence J. AV., (Cabot) Chicopee
Morgan Ralph, " "

Morgan R. M., Springfield
Perkins Cyrus, "
Perkins J., "

Post 0. R., Holyoke
Searle Flavins, Springfield
Sweetser A. A., (Cabot) Chicopee
AVhite George H., Springfield
AA'oolworth Isaac, AVestfield

Dentists' Gold Plate.

Bigelrtw Edmund, Springfield
Eldridge Benjamin, "

Dry Goods.

[See also Country Stores.]
Cady Henry S.. Springfield
Chadwick & Gillette, Vestfield
Claggett James P., (C.abot) Chicopee
Cutter Lewis, (Cabot) Chicopee
Davis Phihp C, Chicopee (Falls)
Holt & AVest, Springfield
Hutchins Ilczekiah," Ilolyoke
Jenks George AV., Springfield
Jenks Liberty, (Cabot) Chicopee
Johnson & Brother, AA'estfield
Lee Horace C, Springfield
Lincoln Amasa AV^., "
Mills E. B. & Co., Palmer (Depot)
Palmer & Shurtleff, Springfield
Ray E. A. & Co., AA'estfield
Ripley Daniel II., Springfield
Rockwook .7. P. & Co., '"
Shackford & Taylor, Chicopee (Falls)
Shoals Lewis, Palmer (Depot)
Taylor & Fiske, [carpets] Springfield
Thorndike Timothy, Ilolyoke
AVells Jerome, (Cabot) Chicopee
AA'illianis Seth & Co., (Cabot) Chicopee
AA'illard & Rollins, [carpets] Springfield
Wilson & Co., " "

Dyer.

Alais George, Springfield

Engineers and Surveyors.

Butler AVm. II. & II. M., Springfield

Engraver and Lithographer.
Chubbuck Thomas, Springfield

Fancy Goods.
Alden F. E., Chicopee (Falls)
Cook Joshua, " "

Ferre John P., AA'estfield
Jewell Henry H.,[books] Chicope€(Falls)
Rogers AVillard C., (Cabot) Chicopee
Tuck lsa.ac A ., " "

Tuck I. A., Holyoke
AA'iley M.adison E., (Cabot) Chicopee

Feed Cutter Manufacturers.

Plimpton II. R. & J. L., AVestfield

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Fire Arms.

Ames Manufacturing Company, James
T. Ames, agent, (Cabot) Chicopee

Massachusetts Arms Company, T. W.
Carter, agent, Chicopee (Falls)

Springfield Arms Company

Fish Rod Manufacturer.

Mallory Simeon, Russell

Flour and Grain.

Bangs John, Springfield
Punham & IJates, "
Hall & Valentine, Palmer (Depot)
Houghton M. A., Springfield
Ingersoll, Doolittle & Co., Springfield
Lathrop ]3enjamin, "

Parker, Harris & Co., Holyoko
Taylor, West & Co., (Cabot) Chicopee
AVells J. & Co., " "

Wilson 0. P., Springfield
Yeamans Ira, Westfield

Fork Manufacturer.

Brown Hiram C, Tolland

Furnishing' Goods.

Fowler George W., Westfield
Haynes, TiUy & Co., Springfield

Furniture Dealers.

Baker Andrew, Ilolyoke

Loomis James S., Palmer (Depot)

Grist Mills.

Bangs John, Springfield

Bradley Marcus, Russell

Brimfield Factory Co., Brimfield

Butler Benjamin, (North) Wilbraham

Buttersworth John C, Holland

Chaffee Norman, (South) Wilbraham

Colton Newton, Longmeadow

Conant S. F., Monson

Dickinson Bevil, Granville

Drake C. B., Holland

Fisk Glacious, (Jenksville) Ludlow

Gleason J., Chicopee (Falls)

Homer Linaju.", Brimfield

Ingersoll, Doolittle & Co., Springfield

Morgan Thomas, Brimfield

Nichols Abner, "

Palmer Co., Pahner (Three Rivers)

Parish J. B., Chester (Factories)

Phetteplace Smith, Wales

I{ice Charles G., Springfield

Rice Levi A., Biimfield

Runnels H. S. & Co., Brimfield

Stebbins H. & Co., AVest Springfield

Stebbons Milton, (South) Wilbraham

Stow Volney, Granville

Taylor, West & Co., (Cabot) Chicopee

Thorndike Co., Palmer

Wallis Hiram, Holland

White Hervey, Monson

White 0. & Son, "

Yeomans Ira, Westfield

Hair Dressers.

Adams William, Springfield
Bacon H. D., Holyoke
Brown George W., Springfield
<'h:i|]iiian James, (Cabot) Chicopeo
F<'n.liTson B. II., Springfield
Glcas(,n Girard F., Westfield
Ilrill ("harlcs W., Springfield
lIci-torT., (Cabot) Chicopee
Ib.lrnmb Walter V,., Westfield
Ibiward Stophcn P., Springfield
(.riMirop Sauiiiel P., "

bisliciii .li'iTiiiiah, Palmer
IMillrr 'riioiiias Jr., Springfield
Mdiita-ui' William H., "
Itinu'noM I'liomas H., (Cabot) Chicopeo
AVhite Alfred J., Springfield

Hardware.

Brmis S. C, Springfield
Hnwcr James D., " fiT (Depot)

liniwii KIpcnozer [paints and oil] Pabn-
Brown & Graves, Springfield

Call Amos, [manufacturer] Springfield
Fletcher & Co., Westfield
Foot Homer & Co., Springfield [field
Howard & Brother, [saddlery] Spring-
Snow & Doubleday, [paints and oil]

Holyoke
Wells Jerome (Cabot) Chicopeo

Hamesa Makers.

Ammidown E. T., Springfield
Ballard James W., [trunks] Springfield
Couch Stephen C, [trunks] Holyoke
Crane J. E., Palmer (Three Rivers)
Hubbard & Lyman, Springfield
Johnson Thomas M., (Cabot) Chicopee
Montague William B., Springfield
Russell John K., Palmer (Depot)
Searle Julius P., (Cabot) Chicopee
Smith Benjamin D., Monson
Talmadge Elisha O., Westfield
Tarbell William & Son, Brimfield

Hats and Caps.

Chalker James E.. Springfield

Cole Cyrus, [manufacturer] Springfield

Gafl[ield Charles M., [manufacturer]

Palmer (Depot)
Judson Gurdon C, Springfield
Norton Roderick, "

Parshley Samuel W., [boots and shoes]

(Cabot) Chicopee
Pettes William B., 'Westfield
Roberts George H., Springfield
Sanderson & Gay, "

Hosiery and Gloves.

Waterman & Mayer, Springfield

Implements of "War.

Ames Manufacturing Company, James

T. Ames, agent, (Cabot) Chicopee

India Suhher.

India Rubber Webb Maufactur'g Com-
pany, Springfield

Ink Manufacturer.
Burt Roderick, (North) Wilbraham

Insurance Agents.

Burt R. S., Springfield
Priest Samuel G., "
Rand Asa P.. Westfield
Ray Edwin, Springfield
Ray Minor L , "
Rice Charles W., "
Thayer E. W., Springfield

Iron Foundries.

Squier .John M., Palmer (Depot)
Trask Eliphalet, Springfield
King & Meacham, "
Bullard Ancel, "

Iron and Steel.

Ecmis S. C, Springfield

Brewer James D., [importer] Springfi'd

Foot Homer & Co., " "

Lath Manufacturers.

Allien Charles, Ludlow
Wilcox John H., "

Livery Stables.

Baber .Toaeph & Brother, Holyoko
Bowers Grosvcnor B., Springfield
Brown E. P., ''

Converse Elisha, Palmer
Fuller & Richmond, Siiringfield
Green & Co., Monson
Hastings Chester, IMonson
Keith A. C, Palmer (Depot)
Kendall M., (Cabot) Chicopee
Kingsley E. L. & Co., Springfield
Lester Daniel, "

Merrill Silas, (O.abot) Chicopeo
Novcs Cyrus, Springfield
l>atch Eli H., "

Pi'ik .\l:inson. Palmer (Depot)
Scolt Horace, Springfield
Smith lleury & Co., "

Smith John C, Springfield
Smith Leveret, "

Strong Chester, Holyoke
Symonds WilHam H., Springfield
Wait Alonzo & Co., (Cabot) Chicopee
Waite Alonzo, West Springfield
Wells Noah G., Sprinpfield
Winkley & Ingraham, (Cabot) Chicopee

Looking Glasses and Picture

Frames.
Goulding John, Springfield
Holcomb E. M., "

Loom Harness.

Dodge J S., (Cabot) Chicopee

Lumber.

Decreet, Boyington & Co., Springfield
Harris & Colton, "

Robinson Henry A., "

Machinists.
Bacon & Harris, Springfield
Burt Timothy, "

Carpenter J. D. C, "
Colton Jose M., " [field

Littlefield Levi, [force pumps] Spring-
Perkins Draton, Springfield
Stebbins Erastus, (Cabot) Chieopee
Yeomans Ira, Westfield

Manufactures.

Ootton.
Agawam Canal Company, Chester W.

Chapin, Treasurer, (Mitteneague)

West Springfield
Bard Leander, Holland [Brimfield

Brimfield Factory, Ezra Perry, agent,
Cabot Manufacturing Company, Robt.

E. Bemis, agent, (Cabot) Chicopee
Chicopee Manufacturing Co., Ezekiel

Blake, agent, Chicopee (Falls)
Dwight Manufacturing Company, S.

Adams, agent, (Cabot) Chicopee
Hadley Falls JIanufacturing Company,

William Melcher, agent, Holyoke
Monson & Brimfield Cotton Manufac-
turing Company, A. W. Porter, ag"t,

Monson
The Perkins Mills, Rufus WMttier,

agent, (Cabot) Chicopee
Thorndike Company, Jacob B. Mer-
rick, agent, (Thorndike) Palmer
Calico Printine-
Palmer Company, Joseph Brown, ag't,

(Three Rivers) Palmer
Machinfry.
Ames Manufacturing Co., James T.

Ames, agent, Chicopee
Woollens^ Broadcloths, Satinets, ^e.
Hampden Manufacturing Co., Cyrus

W. Holmes, agent, Jlonson
Monson Woollen Jlanufacturing Co.,

Horatio Lyon, agent, Monson
Norton & Ely, Blandford
Ripley, Noyes & Co., [Thibet cloths]

Sprinprfield
Scripter, Gaoie & Co., E. Scripter, ag't,

(South) Wilbraham
Shaw Elijah, Wales
Wales Woollen Manufacturing Co.,

[satinets] Royal P. Wales, ag't, Wales

Marble Workers.

Tomlinson 9., Springfield
Keep George, "
Parks Levi W., "

Mechanics' Tool Manufacturers.
Hill Harvey, Springfield

Millinery.

.\(lanis G;irilner, Springfield
An cr Harriet, "

Bnrtlett D.'iMiclJ., "
Blake liCwis, "

Blodgett M. M., Palmer (Depot)
Brown Mary, (Jlitteneague) West
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HAMPDEN COUiS'TY.

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(Uiajiin .1. 1\I., (('al)nt) Cliicopeo

Oliapiiian L., Wostliclil

Colton Irinda, Spriii^lield

('ooley L. W., Cliicopce

Hubbard K. M., Spiiugfleld

lliitphings II., V.h\vo\H'0

Lord Aaron C, Spriii)j;fiold

nice Horatio, (straw jjoods.) Chicopee

Kipley Daniel 11., Springliold

Howe A., "

Ilussell H. M. .Tr., Cliicopce (Vails)

Stoddard & Uuttorfield, Sprini^lield

Tucker A. H., "

Wait A., Holvokc

AVait Sarah, Chicopee

Wilcox 0. W., Westfield

\\ilcox Obatliah ^Y., Springfield

\Valcutt , "

Millwright.

HowellJulius U., Springfield

Molasses Gate Manufacturer.

Stobbiiis Erastus, (Cabot) Chicopee

Moulding Manufacturer.

Clapboards, Brackets, and Ornamen-
tal Work.
Decreet, Boyington & Co., Springfield

Musical Instruments.

Oemunder A., Springfield

Leland Aaron, "

Hose George W., Westfield [copee

Washburn J. N. & D. E., (Cabot) Chi-

Music Stores.

Chubbuck Thos., [pianos] Springfield
Lelaud A., "

Nurseries.

Bliss B. K., Sprinirfiold
Brewer D. C '"
Morse Robert E. '•

Oils.

Wholesale.
Hastings & Co., Springfield
Huniiugton, Avery & Co., Springfield

Oysters and Eefresliments.

Allen Lambert, Palmer (Depot)

Adams Henrv G., Springfield

Butterlield Gideon P., "

Bromley John, (Cabot) Chicopee

Cavanaugh John, Holyoke

Chandler Norris, (Cabot) Chicopee

Church & Ido, " "

Cdlton Henry, " "

Cowan P., Chicopee (Falls)

Crawford James, Ilolyoke

Delane James, Chicopee (Falls)

Fenton Austin K., Palmer (Depot)

Garland A., Springfield

(Ubbs & Avery, Westfield

Hendrick & Stebbins, Springfield

Ilutchins Hezekiah, Holyoke

Judd Zcbina, '"

Kellogg Leonard F., Springfield

Leach II., (Cabot) Chicopee

Low Francis K., Springfield

Manchester & Spear, "

Pease A. S. & A G., "

Pierce & Bannon, "

Rockwell Philo A., "

Rowe Willis, "

Sacke U. Ueman, Westfield

Sheldon AsaO., Springfield

Smith Levi, AVestfield

Spalding A. D.. Holyoke [pee

A\'iutwo"rth William E., (Cabot) Chico

Pail Makers.

Richardson Moses, Tolland

Painters.

Allen Alanson C, Holland

Barnes George J., (Cabot) Chicopee

Churchill Henrj', " "

Clark Luther, Springfield

Crocker Ebenezer, (South) Wilbraham

Durkee Henry S., Springfield

Kstes L. J., Springfield

llaiiiilton P., Tollund

Hitchcock Simeon A., Chicopee (Falls)

Houghton & Bennet, Springfield

Lydston Francis A., "

Marshall Lyman, Tolland

Mills J. L.,' Springfield

Skhiuer John 1j., "

Snow & Hastings, Westfield

Spring Milo. Southwick

Stock .lo.-eph W., [portrait] Springfield

SuUing Jasi)tT, "

AValUcr & Haucos, "

W;inu'r I)., "

Wcliber Alfred, Tolland

AVhitnc^v .losiah, (Cabot) Chicopee

Woodward .1., West Springfield

Paints and Oils.

Hale James W. & Co., Springfield
Keith S. G., [zinc paint] "

Paper Hangings.

Greenleaf & Co., Springfield

Paper Mills.

Ames D. & J., Springfield

Bemis C. J. & Co., (South) Wilbraham

Jcssop & Latiin, Westfield

Smith John R. & Co., Russell

Southworth Manufacturing Co., (Mit-

teneague) West Springfield, Edward

Southworth, agent

Paper Stock.

Greenleaf & Co., Springfield

Percussion Cap Manufacturers.

Chattaway James, Springfield
Hollister & Bradley, Longmeadow

Physicians.

Abbott Jehiel, AVestfield

Adams Nathan, Springfield

Allen E. C, (Cabot) Chieopeo

Alden W. B., Ludlow

Barron Reuben, Palmer

Bartholomew II., Montgomery

Bartholomew Hiram, West Springfield

Basset J. J., Springfield

Bartlett N. S., Chester

Bell Cyrus, West Springfield

Bemis David, (Cabot) Chicopee

Bottom Abiel, (South) WObraham

Breck W. G., Springfield

Burns Edmund A., Holyoke

Bridgman William, Springfield

Burke George W., Palmer

Cady Henry, Jlonson

Cady Marcus, (South) Wilbraham

ChatTec C. C, Springfield

Champion Reuben, West Springfield

Cliapman Thomas G., Longmeadow

Chapman Solomon, Holyoke

Church Jefferson, Springfield

Colton Francis P., Springfield

Corkins David, Monson

Cross W. P., (Cabot) Chicopee

Davis Amasa, Palmer

Dean David B., Holland

Denison G. W., Chicopee

DeWolf T. K., Chester

Don-ncs Nathaniel, West Springfield

English R. W. G., Springfield

Fitch W. L., "

Foster George I., (Cabot) Chieopeo

Gardner H. F., [botanic] Springfield

Graves S. \Y., '•

Grar James 11., "

Ilolbrook William, Palmer

Ilolcombe C C, Granville

Holcombe H. \. C, "

Ilolcombe A'incent, "

Holland J. G., Springfield

Hooker tieorge, Longmeadow

Hooker John, Springfield

Holland H., Westfield

Holland James, "

Hubbard S. P., Palmer

Huntington Eliphalet. Chicopee (Falls)

Jacobs Horace, [botanic] (Cabot) Chic-

Kibbe Charles P., Springfield [opee

Kible Gideon, (North) Wilbraham

King Aaron, Palmer

King John, "

Knights Kbi'nezcr, Brinifield

Lambert Alfred, Springfield

Lincoln Asu, Brimtleld

Long A L., Holyoke

Long I,., (Ireland) Holyoko

Lucas li. S., Cliester

McClean A. S., Springfield

McCray Edwin, Hul)oko

McKinstry 0., Monson

Miller William H., lilandford

Pearsons D. K., (Caliot) Chicopee

Perkins D. C, Springfield

Pierce E. G., Holyoke

Ramsdell George T., Springfield

Itobin.son M. L., Westfield

Rice John W., (North) Wilbraham

Rockwell J. W., Southwick

Secger Edwin, Springfield

Shurtlefi' S., We.^tfiekl

Shearer Marcus M., Palmer

Smith Alvin, Monson

Smith James M., Springfield

Smith John, Wales

Smith Samuel M., Ludlow

Smith W. G., (Cabot) Chicopee

Snell Ebenezer, Springfield

Stickney P. L. B., Holyoke

Strickland R., Longmeadow

Swazey Geo. W., [honioco.] Springfield

Thomas J. B., Palmer

Tullv William, Springfield

Vailie H. R., "

WhitwellB., Ilolyoke

Willmr J. R., Chicopee (Falls)

Williams Arthur B., Holyoke

Wood (;. C. Si.rinirfield

A\'rigllt L.. Wcstfirld

Wright Silas P., Blandford

Planing Mills.

Harris & Colton, Springfield

Plaster, Lime, and Cement.

Freeman & Matton, Springfield

Plough Manufacturers.
Beebe Marcus, (South) AVilbraham
Whittemoru J 11. & Co., Chicopee
(FaUs)

Plumbers.

Knight & Cooper, Springfield
Rice Charles G., [lead pipe] Springfield
Rowe & Emery, "

Rowe & Emery, Ilolyoke

Powder Manufacturers.

Rockwell T. & Co., Southwick

Powder Flask Manufacturers.
Battes & Co., Springfield

Printers.

Andrews Francis C, Springfield
Bowles Samuel, "

Fisk G. M.. Palmer (Depot)
Guernsey Lucius N.. Springfield
Morgan William S., Holyoko
Stoever J. C, (Cabot) Chieopeo
Taylor Horace S., Springfield
AVilson George AV., "

Provisions.

Allen Lvman, Springfield

Allvn a". & S. B., Holyoke

Bliss cSc Ellis, Springfield

Collins Daniel, "

Crooks Russell, "

Davis John L. & Son, nolyoko

Dennison J. A. & Co., Chicopee

Ely Daniel, Springfield

Fav Benjamin, •'

Fox S. & Son, Westfield

Gowdy Albert, Springfield

Holmes John W. & Son, Springfield

Johnson William W"., (C-ibot) Chicopee

Lawrence S. R. & Co.. Palmer (Depot)

Loomis Haswell, Westfield

Stowell Eilward T., Springfield

Taylor A. C. & Co., Chicopee (Falls)

Turner James, (South) Wilbraham

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Public Houses.

Allen's Ilotel, J. Allen, Palmer (Depot)
American House, Thomas D. Winches-
ter, Springfield
Armory House, William Grossman,

Springfield
Bartholomew's Ilotel, H. & H. Bar-
tholomew, West Springfield [field
Brown's Hotel, Henry F. Brown, Brim-
Brown Levi, Granville
Cabot House, Madison Kendall, (Cabot)

Chicopee
Chaffee T. S., Elandford
Chicopee Factory Hotel, John Dickin-
son, Chicopee (Falls) [Chicopee
Chicopee House, 11. Masher, (Cabot)
City Hotel, H. McKinney, Springfield
Cooley'sHotel, J.M. Cooley, Springfield
Craft's Hotel, Chester Crafts, (Ireland)

Ilolyoke
Eagle Hotel, Lyman Orcutt, Springfield
Eagle Hotel, Horace Adams, (Cabot)
Chicopee [Springfield

Exchange Ilotel, D. D. Winchester,
Franklin House, M. M. Talmadge,

Springfield
Globe Hotel, John Ilolroyd, Springf 'Id
Gleason's Ilotel, J. B. Gleason, Palmer
(Three Kivers) [field

Hampden House, C. R. White, Spring-
Hayden A., Southwick
Ilolyoke House, Ross & Dillon, Holyoke
Kinney Elisha, Holland
Lazell Joseph, Chester (Factories)
Mansion House, Elisha Converse, Pal-
mer (Depot) [Springfield
Miissasoit House, M. & E. S. Chapin,
Mead's Ilotel, Charles Mead, (Cabot)

Chicopee
Mechanics' Hotel, Freeman Perkins,

West Springfield
Merwitt David, Granville
Monson Ilotel, C. Hastings, Monson
New England House, John M. BUss,

Springfield
Nye Gilbert, Blandford
Pember's Coffee House, Elijah Pember,

Springfield
Pontoosuc House, M. Taylor, Westfield
Rail Road House, L. Johnson, "
Rail Road House, A. M. Butterfield,

Palmer (Depot)
Samosett House, William Marsh &

Son, (Ireland) Chicopee
Springfield House, John Maddin Jr.,

Springfield
Stocking Alexander, Montgomery
Temperance Hotel, Elias L. Paul,

(Thorudike) Palmer
Ten Mile House, John Baldwin, North

AV'ilbraham
Truesdell WUliam H., Russell [field
Union House, Jeremy Warriner, Sp'ng-
United States Hotel, Reuben Cleave-

land, Springfield
Western Hotel, N. R. Bean, Springfield
AVheeler A. M., Chester (Village)
Woronoco House, Lewis Chapman,
Westfield

Eailroad Car Manufacturer.

Wasson Thomas W., Springfield

Reed &i, Harness Manufacturer.

Aldeu J., (Cabot) Chicopee

Rifle Manufacturer.

Hall Edwin h., Springfield

Rope Manufacturers.

Pratt ,losr]ili .Jr., Springfield
Church George, "

Sash and Blind Manufactur

Ald('n Charles, Ludlow
Cliamplin ft Harrison, Ludlow
Harris & Colton, Springfield
Day & Jobsou, "

Saw Mills.

Alden Jefferson, (Cabot) Chicopco
Androi Orin, BrimCcld

Babcock C II., Chester

Baker Calvin, Brimfibld

Beldin Andrew, Gr.anville

Blair & Son, Blandford

Blanchard & Brothers, Monson

Boynton George C, Holyoke

Bradley Lyman, Russell

Bradley Marcus, "

Bradley Sharon, Blandford

Brunfield Factory Co., Brimfield

Burt Lucius C, Longmeadow

Butler Benjamin, (North) Wilbraham

Buttersworth John C, Holland

Calkins Nelson, Monson

Chaffee Lathrop V., (South) Wilbraham

Chaffee Norman, (South) \\'ilbraham

Champlin & Harrison, Ludlow

Clark Benjamin, Granville

Clark Benjamin F., Granville

Clark Lathrop, Monson

Clark Lorenzo, Montgomery

Colgrave David, Brimfield

Colton Newton, Longmeadow

Conant S. F., Monson

Crouch Roman, Russell

CornweU A. & E., Granville

Dewy — , "

Dickinson Otis, "

Drake C. B., Holland

Eaton Jacob S., Ludlow

Foote & Gilbert, Southwick

Fuller E. G., Holland

Gibbs Lyman, Blandford

Gibbs & Sackett, "

Harger D,avid, "

Heath Jabea, Russell

Homer Linajus, Brimfield

Howe E. G., Chester

Ilosford David, Granville

Humphrey Loyal, Tolland

James Alvin & Harvey, Brimfield

L.ambrow & Wliitney, Southwick

Lane Artemas, Monson

Little Benjamin, Chester

Lombard L., Brimfield

Loomis J. E., Russell

Lewis W. M., Blandford

Mallory W. D., Russell

Merrick Ambrose, Brimfield

Mitchell Selden, Granville

Moore Elizur D., Tolland

Moore William C. & Lyman, Tolland

Morgan Thomas, Brimfield

Munroe ■ — , "

Nichols Abner, "

Noble & Merritt, Blandford

Osborne J., Russell

Phay J., Chester

Palmer Co., Palmer (Three Rivers)

Parks Sylvester, Russell

Paulk John B., Ludlow

Phelon Gad, GranviUe

Phay E., Chester

Phelon John, Granville

Preble Francis, "

Phelps William, Blandford

Ram.son — , Granville

Reed Samuel, "

Rice Charles 6., Ludlow

Rice Levi A., Brimfield

Ripley Frederick, Granville

Rising John, Southwick

Sessions Sumner, (South) Wilbraham

Shaw Daniel, Wales

Sliaw Elijah, "

Shepard .lames, Blandford

Siniiott AViley, "

Siiiitli Alfred, "

Siiiitli liiifus, Tolland

Siiiitli ^\altcr, Monson

Spi'lliii:in Cliarles, Granville

Stcbliiiis Luther, (North) Wilbraham

Stebbina Milton, (South) Wilbraham

Stevens R., Granville

Stow.art Wiley, Blandford

Stilrs .V ("lark, Russell

Stow \ Oliiev, Gr.an\illo

Stow Willia'm, Tolland

'J'aggart A. R., Blandford

Taylor Edward, Montgomery

Thorndike Co., Palmer

Tracy Avery, Blandford

Trumble John, Monson
Twining Elijah, Tolland
Waide & Alden, Ludlow
Wallis Hiram, Holland
Wells W. & C, Granville
White Harvey, Monson
White 0. & Son, Monson
Wilcox John H., Ludlow
Winchell Luke, GranviUe
Yeomans Ira, Westfield

Screw "Wrench Manufacturer.

Merrick Solander, Springfield

Shingle Mills.

[See also Saw Mills.]
Blanchard & Brothers, Monson
Butler Benjamin, (North) AVilbraham
Calkins Nelson, Monson
Chaffee Dan'l D., (South) Wilbraham
Clarke Lothrop, Monson
Clarke Lorenzo, Montgomery
Conant Seneca F., Monson
Taylor Edward, Montgomery
White Harry, Jlonson

Shirt Manufactui'er.
Burt Roderick, (North) AA'ilbraham

Silversmiths.

Huntoon Lemuel, Springfield
Kent John, Granville

Soda, Ale, and Porter.

Bigelow E., Springfield
Burt Uri, "

Lombard & Bush, "

Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
Cooley R. M., (Thorndike) Palmer
Lawrence Solomon R., " "

Sawyer John D., " "

Shumway 11. G., Springfield
Wilder S., "

Spectacle Manufacturers.

Colton Jacob, Longmeadow
Gates Sumner W., Longmeadow
Kent John, Granville
Moody Daniel D., Monson

Stoves and Tin Ware.

Albee Joshua, Springfield
Barton Nehemiali P., Monson
Bliss William G., Chicopee (Falls)
Bliss William G., (Cabot) Chicopee
Chapman Asahel, Westfield
Dowd Horace, Ilolyoke
Ensign Isaac, (Cabot) Chicopee
Galpin & Hubbard, Springfield
Hill James, [japanned ware] "
Lewis Thomas A., [foundry] Westfield
Mace A.M., Springfield
Spencer F. A. & Co., Westfield
Wallace George, Chicopee (Falls)
Wilcox William L., Springfield
Wilhams & Stevens, Chester

Tailors and Drapers.

Avery Henry, Springfield
Bailey Levi A., Palmer (Depot)
Bannan R. E. & C ^^., Springfield
Barnes Morgan II., Chicopee (Kails)
Cadwell Geoi-ge G., SpringlioUl
Churchill & Maxwell. (Cabot) Chicopco
('lark James W., Springfield
Calburt J. W., Ludlow
Dennecke Theodore C, Monson
Dewy Dwight J., ■\\'estfield
Dickinson J. II., (Cabot) Chicopco
Dillon Webster t., Holyoke
F.-iircliil(l Morris S., Springfield
Kii'M Mosos, liOiignicidow
l-'owlor George W., Westfield
Fuller Henry Jr., Springfield
Gates Henry C, Westfield
Johnson F., "

Ke.agh Peter B., Springfield
Lane Lorenzo, (Cabot) Chicopee
Law George W., Springfield
Levy Mark, ''

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

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MoLanc N. & D. S., SpriiifrCcld
Moiriclc Will. U'., (Niirth) Wilbraham
Xociili.iii, Iloiiry, Monsmi
Pierce & Mitchell, llolyoko
I'inuroy William, Russell
I!ay .Samuel 0., SprinRfield
lUcli William 11., (Cabot) CUicopco
Rvan John J., .SiiriiipficKl
Smithcrs David, Hlaiidford
Stowo John n., Westfield
Stowo .lohn II. Jr., "
Strong Daniel, Springfield
Taylor John, (North) Wilbraham
Taylor Kufiis, Lonfrmeadow
Tumor Milton, (South) Wilbraham
'Hnker William, Chester (Village)
Tinker (l(M)r'j;e, " "

lip-ioii Arliiiu'tnn E.. Westfield
Willcut II., Che.sUT (Factories)
Waite Nathaniel L., Palmer (Depot)
Weblier .V., Palnn'r (Three Kirers)
White Homer, Southwick

Tanners and Curriera.

Bli,<!s & Adams, (West) Springfield
Wiss Elijah W., '•

Brigham & Nye, Blandfoni
Dwight Oliver, Longmeadow
Farrington Zeno, Wales
Howard Coolev, Chester
Howe Albert, Tolland
Hubbard E. Jr., Chester
Kellogg Lorenzo, Southwick
Little iienj., Chester
Marks Lvman, Granville
Norton & Ely, Blandford
Osborne Jarvis, Russell
Tinker E. L. & William, Tolland
Warner John W. & Son,Brimfield

Telescope Manufacturer.

Kolcomb Ainasa, Southwick

Tobacco.

Fine cut, for chewing.
Daniels Seth J., Southwick

russ Bridge and Eoof Manuf's.

Stone J'c Harris, Springfield
Stone & Maxwell,

Turners.

Clark Benjamin, (iranviUo
Dickerson Reuel, "
Root Enoch, "

Stevens Reuel, "

Watch Makers and Jewellers.

Bailey & Brother, S|>ringlield
Blodgett Arza, P.nlnicr (Dc^jiot)
Brooks Frederick 0., Palmer (Depot)
Eldridgc B., [manul.] Springfield
Fowle .lohn H., llolyoko
Kirkham James, S)iringfield
Knowlton Nathan .Ir., Palmer (Depot]
Morgan Theodore S., (Cabot) Chicopee
Morse James, Westfield
Pardon L., Springfield [Westfield

Rose George W., [musical instruments]
Russell Daniel N., Springfield
Shaw Chauncey I^, " [field

Skiff & Norton, [fancy goods] Spring-
Taber William A., Holyoke
Washburn J. H. & D. E., [fancy goods]
(Cabot) Chicopee

Water Cure Establishment.

Snell Ebeuezer, Springfield

West India Goods.

[See aho Country Stores.]
Cate Nathaniel, Springfield
Callender William,
Crooks Ru.ssell, "

Cutler & Smith, "

Collins Daniel, "

Daniels Samuel, "

Dearborn Peter, "

Dunham & Bates, "
Fisk Benjamin W., " [field

Gunn Elisha & Co., [wholesale] Spring-
Gunn Wm. & Co., [wholesale] Spring-
Hale Jas. W. & Co., Springfield [field

Harris Samuel, Spriiigfiidd
Harrison (JerMliom W.. Springfield
Hitchcock Uivi. [provisionii] Springfield
Holt fi West, ' "

Huntington, Avery & Co., "

Irfiw Philo, "

.Miller & Newell, Ilolyokc
N. E. Protective Union, 0. S. CowleB,

agent, (t'abot) Chicoi>ec
Pratt. loseph Jr., Springfield
Sanilerson, .Mcintosh & Co., [whole-
sale] SiiringtieM
Simons ('i<(rn, Springfield
Shaw Chauiicy ('., I'almer (Depot)
Smith Seth W ., (Thorndikc) Palmer
Stearns Theodore, Springfield
Stebbins John C, "

Stock J. Jr., [provisions] Westfield
Webster S., [wholesale] Springfield

Whip Manufacturers.
Dow L. & Co., Westfi .
Elj' Minor, "

Furrier Richard, "
Harrison Hir<im & Co. Westfield
Lewis Merrick, "

Noble James 2d, "

Provin AVilliam, "

R.and J. R., "

Seizor Ephraim, "

Wicking Manufacturers.

Beard Ixjauder, Hollaml
Butterworth John C. Holland

Wines, Liquors, &/C.

Sanderson. Mcintosh & Co., Springfield
Webster Sheldon, "

Wire Workers.

Bigelow Chenev. Springfield
^\■hite Henry, "West "

Wool Dealer.

Gould Edwin, Springfield

Woollen Manufacturers.

[See Manufaclurers.]

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY

Was incorporated May 7, 1662, at which time it included but three towns, Northampton, Springfield,
and Hadley.

The surface of this County is very uneven, the Hoosac Mountains bordering the County on the
"West, and the ransje of Mount Tom in the central part running South into Connecticut.

Population in 1840, 30,897 ; number of towns, 23 ; number of square miles, 590 ; population to square
mile, 52. Population in 1850, 35,714 ; population to a square mile, 60. The shire town is North-
ampton.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge of Probate, Ithamar Conkey, Amherst.

Re(j. of Probate, Sam'l F. Lyman, Northampton.

Clerk of Courts, Samuel "Wells, do.

Register of Deeds, Harvey Kirkland, do.

Countij Treasurer, Charles Delano, do.

Crier of Courts, Christopher Wright.

Jailer,' and Master of the House of Con-ection,
Hiram Ferry.

Overseers of the House of Correction, Samuel
Wells, Charles Delano.

Sheriff, Alfred L. Strong, Easthamptoji.

Deputy Sheriffs.
Amherst,

Belcherfotrn, Henry A. Longley.
Chester, Charles W. Knox.
Chesterfield, William L. Stetson.
Enfield, Rufus Church.
Northampton, Ansel Wright, G. F. Wright.
South Hadley, Joel Miller.
Ware, Ira P. Gould.

Probate Court, holden at Northampton, 1st Tues-
day in each month.

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At Amherst, 2d Tuesdays in January and August.

At Belchertoicn, 2d Tuesdays in May and October.

At Chesterfield, 3d Tuesday in May, and 3d Tues-
day in October.

County Commissioners.

Joseph Cummings, Ware, Chairman ; Joel Hay-
den, Williamsburg ; Haynes H. Chilson, North-
ampton.

Special Commissioixers.

George Allen, Hadley ; Elkanah Ring, Jr., Wor-
thington.

Times of Meeting. — At Northampton, 1st Tues-
days in March, April, September, and December,
and Tuesday next after the 2d Monday of June
annually.

Commissioners to qttalify Civil Officers.
Ithamar Conkey, Mark Doolitlle, Myron Law-
rence, David Mack. Solomon Stoddard, Samuel
Wells, Eliphalet Williams.

Justices of the Peace and Quorum.
Amherst, J. W, Boyden, I. Conkey, E. Dickin-
son, David Mack.
Belchertoicn, 'SldiT'k Doolittle, Myron Lawrence.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Chesterfield, Dyar Bancroft.

Enfield, Epaphras Clark.

GreenwicJi, Laban ]SIarcy.

Hadlpy, Charles P. Phelps.

Hatfield, Israel Billings.

Noii/tampion, Osmyn Baker, Chas. Delano, C.
E. Forbes, Charles P. Huntington, Samuel F. Ly-
man, Solomon Stoddard, Lewis Strong, Oliver
Warner, Samuel Wells.

Southatnpton, Asahel Chapman.

Worthimjton, Chauncy B. Ilising.
Justices of the Peace.
[See also Justices of the Peace and Quorutn?[

Amherst, Hiram H. Allen, Lucius Boltwood,
Elbridge G. Bowdoin, Ithamar F. Conkey, Simeon
Clark, Daniel Dickinson, Enos Dickinson, Baxter
Eastman, Leonard M. Hills, James Kellogg, Cy-
rus Kingman, Ferdinand Robinson, Horace Smith,
Luke Sweetser, Jas. H. Winter.

BelchertoiD7i, Leonard Barrett, Calvin Bridgman,
H. A. Bridgman, Wright Bridgman, James H.
Clapp, Justus Forward, Seth D. Griggs, Asahel
Goodell, Ralph Owen, Wm. Phelps, David Rice,
Mason Shaw, Israel Towne.

Chesterfield, Dyar Bancroft, Benjamin Bryant,
Oliver Edwards.

Cmnmington, Eleazer W. Hannum, Elisha Mitch-
ell, Nathan Orcutt, Wm. Packard, Eliphalet Pack-
ard, Wm. Swan.

EasthamjJton, Luther Clark, Moses Ferry, Eben.
Ferry, Samuel Williston.

Enfield, Oliver Bryant, E. Clark, Ichabod Pope,
Josiah B. Wood, Rufus D. Wood.

Goshen, Luther Stone, Benjamin White.

Granby, Rodney Ayres, Urban Carver, Philo
Chapin, Wm. J. Patrick.

Greenicich, Stephen Douglass, John Northum,
Andrew H. Sears, John Warner.

Hadley, George Allen, Simeon Dickinson, Chas.
P. Hitchcock, Stephen Johnson, G. C. Kellogg,
Dexter M. Leonard, J. A. Morton, Samuel Nash,
James B. Porter, Moses Porter, John B. Porter,
Ephraim Smith, Joseph Smith, Cotton Smith, Or-
lando Smith, Jason Stockbridge, Parsons West,
Perez S. Williams.

Hatfield, Israel Billings, George W. Hubbard,
Alpheus Longley, Austin Smith, Jos. Smith.

Middlefield, Uriah Church, John Smith.

Northampton, William Allen, Jr., Benjamin Bar-
rett, Justus Boies, Amos H. Bullen, John Clark,
H. H. Chilson, Charles Delano, Hiram Ferry, Wm.
O. Gorham, Joseph Haskins, James Hibben, Hor-
ace I. Hodges, Roswell Hubbard, Benj. S.John-
son, Jos. S. Kingley, Harvey Kirkland, Asahel
Lyman, Samuel Parsons, Theodore Sheldon, Milo
J. Smith, Daniel Stebbins, Oliver Warner, Elipha-
let Williams.

Nortcich, Aaron II. Dimock, Francis Harwood,
A. B. Kirkland, Samuel Kirkland, Joseph Stanton,
Washington Stevens, Horace Taylor.

Pelham, Cheney Abbott, David Abercrombie,
Calvin D. Eaton, Horace Gray, Henry Kingman,
John Parmenter.

Plainfield, Elijah Clark, Isaac K. Lincoln, Ja-
son Richards, Ebenezcr Snell, Geo. Vining.

I'rcscott, Samuel Henry, Horace Hunt, Stacy
Linzic, Nathan Vaughan.

South Hadleij, Wm. Bowdoin, S. D. Brooks, Ti-
tus Clark, Edwin Dickinson, O. P. Ingraham,
Alonzo Lamb, Wells Lathrop, Daniel Paine, G. A.
Smith.

Southampton, Asahel Birge, E. Edwards, Jona-
than N. Judd, Samuel Lyman.

Ware, John Bowdoin, Joseph Cummings, Ar-
thur L. Devens, Josiah French, Geo. 11. Gilbert,
Aaron Gould, Joseph Hartwell, William Hyde,
Joel Rice, Sam'l T. Spaulding, Chas A. Stevens.

Westhampton, Anson Chapman, Joel Cook, John
Fish, John A. Judd, Alnion B. Ludden, Jesse
Lyman,

WiUiamsburg, L. Bodman, S. H. Clapp, Bela P.
Clapp, Joel Hayden, Elisha Hubbard, Spencer
Root, Perez Smith, Samuel S. Wells, Addison H.
White.

Worthinqton, Hiram Bagg, Elisha H. Brewster,
Elkanah Ring, William Ward.

Notaries Public.

Amherst, Edward Dickinson.

Belchertown, Mark Doolittle.

Chesterfield, Dyar Bancroft.

Enfield, Epaphras Clark.

Northamjjton, Charles Delano, Hiram Ferry.
Jas. Hibben, Daniel Stebbins, Charles White, Jo-
siah D. Whitney.

Ware, Arthur L. Devens, Joel Rice, Samuel T.
Spaulding, C. A. Stevens.

Coroners.
Amherst, Solomon K. Eastman.
Belchertown, Ralph Owen.
Chesterfield, Francis Burnell.
Greenicich, Stephen Douglas.
Hatfield, Austin Smith.
Northampton, Ansel Wright.
South Hadley, S. D. Brooks.

TOWN OFFICERS.

AMHERST.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — A. C. !Mar-
shall, T. Nutting, A. Baker; S. Clark, L. M. Hill.

Assessors. — F. A. Palmer, A. Eastman, S.
Hammond.

Clerk, Treasurer, and. Collector. — J. W. Boyden.

Constable. — Isaac Gridley.

BELCHERTOWN.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Calvin Bridg-
man, H. T. Filer, R. Dornian.

Assessors. — H. Bridgman, C. Barrett, J. T.
Thurston.

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — H. A. Longley.

Constable. — J. T. Thurston.

CHESTERFIELD.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, a7id Assessors. —
Tim. A. Phelps, Chas. Cudworthy, John Pomeroy.
Clerk and Treasxirer. — Oscar Edwards.
Collector and Constable. — Joel Engram.

CUMMINGTON.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —

E. Packard, C. W. Mitchell, L. T. Cobb.
Clerk.— I.. M. Packard.

Treasurer and Collector. — William Packard.
Constables. — E. R. Brown, E. Whitman.

E.\.STHAMPTON.

Sclectmen^\Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Luke Janes, E. Ferry, H. G. Knight.
Clerk.— B. Ferry.

Treasurer and Collector.'— William N. Clapp.
Constables. — E. L. Snow, E. H. Rice.

ENFIELD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Daniel Ford,
Joseph Root, R. Wood.
Assessors. — D. Ford, B. Blair, E. H. Rockwood.
Cle7-k and Treasxa-er. — Oliver Bryant.
Collector and Constable. — Rufus Church.

GOSHEN.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —

F. Naramore, A. Billings, Geo. Abell.
Clerk.— B.. Washburn, Jr.
Treasurer and Collector. — E. Billings.
Constable. — E. Billings-

GRANBY.

Selectmen and 'Assessors — Medad Ferry, L. S.
Nash, Park Warner.

Overseer oftheToor. — Cyrus Stebbins.

Clerk. — AYm. J. Patrick.

Constable and Collector. — Philo Chapin.

IfAxMPSIIIRE COUNTY.

123

OllEENWICII.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Laban Marcy,
Luke Earl, John Warner.

Assessors. — Samuel Ilalc, Sylvester Lincoln,
Rufiis II. Miller.

Clerk. — Thomas Smith.

Treasurer. — Ira Haskell.

Constable. — Chas. Ilannnm.

IIADI.I-.V.

Selectmen and Overseers of I'oor. — Rodney
Smith, M. F. Cook, L. N. Granrrcr.

Assessors. — Joseph Smith, J. S. Bailey, Z. Cook.
Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Orlando Smith.
Constable. — John S. Bailey.

IIA.TFIEI-1).

Selectmen, Orerseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Wm. C. Bliss, Kufus Cowles, II. W. Field.
Clerk. — E. L. Hastings.
Treasurer. — Josiah Brown .
Collector. — Horace W. Field.

JIIDDLEFIEI.n.

Selectmen, Assessors, and Ooerseers of Poor. —
James Church, Samuel Ingham, Milton Combs.
Clerk. — John Smith.
Treasurer. — Solomon Root.
Collector and Constable. — Jesse F. "Wright.

XORTIIAMrXOX.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Chauncy
Clark, Wm. Clark, Samuel Day.

Assessors. — Henry Shepherd, W. Street, H. ICirk-
land.

Clerk.— Wm. F. Arnold.

Treasurer and Collector. — Ansel Wrisfht.

Constables. — Geo. F. Wright, J. Taylor, AVm.

E. Partridge, F. W. Clark.

NORWICH.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
H. Stanton, Seth Porter, B. Tinker.

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Edward Wil-
liams.

Constables. — Wm. Kyle, Henry Stanton, G.
Manson, E. Williams.

PELHAM.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — C. D. Eaton,
D. Abercrombie, N. Aldrich.

Assessors. — D. Abercrombie, Thos. Buffum, M.
Eaton.

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Lyman Jenks.

PLAINFIELD.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and. Assessors —

F. Hamlin, L. N. Campbell, W. N. Ford.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Levi Clark.

Collector. — Spencer (). Dyer.

Constables. — Leonard Campbell, A. Dyer.

I'REscorr.
Selectmen, Overseers of I'oor, and Assessors. —
Andrew Hyde, James W. Hunt, Ansel Oakes.
( 'lerk. — Samuel Henry.
Treasurer. — Girard Bushncll.
Constable. — C. Pierce.

SOI-TII IIADI.F.Y.

Selectmen and Occricers of Poor. — S. Moody,
A. Bradwell, E. G. Utford, Krastus T. Smith.

Assessors. — S. Moody, A. Bradwell, E. G.
Uttbrd.

Clerk and Treasurer. — David Turner.

Collector. — Lorenzo AV. Lyman.

Constables. — L. W. Lymaii, C. R. Stearns, C. L.
Bugbce, E. II. Pierce, B. Smith, H. Judd.

sorxiiAMPTox.
Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Wm. S. Rogers, T. P. Bates, E. A. Edwards.
Clerk. — Jonathan N. Judd.
Treasurer and CoWeci!o)-.— Stephen Lyman.
Constable. — N. R. Washburn.

AVARE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — S. T. Spauld-
ing, H. French, R. Tucker, J. Hartwell, S. Pierce,
L. McClintock.

Assessors. — J. Rice, L. Demond, J. Bowdoin.

C7e;-/t.— Francis De Witt.

Treasurer. — Joel Rice.

Collector. — J. W. Hartwell.

Constables.— S. R. Fletcher, J. W. Hartwell, W.
De watt, A. Blair.

■\VESTHAMPTOX.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Jared Bartlett, Medad King, Enoch H. Lyman.
Clerk. — John A. Judd.
Treasurer. — Daniel W. Clark.
Constables. — Eleazer Judd, Jr., Albert G. Jewett.

■WILLIAMSBURG.

Selectme7i, Overseers of Poor, a)id Assessors. —
Hiram Nash, E. Graves", S. S. Wells.
Clerk and Treasurer. — Otis G. Hill.

AVORTHIXGTON'.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Russell Bartlett, Milton Brewster, Ethan Barnes.
Clerk and Treasurer. — John Adams.
Collector and Constable.— L. W. Kingman.

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agricultural Tools.
Eartholomew II. & Co., Northampton
Clark C, '•

Apothecaries and Druggists.

Crakenbridi;e W. S., Ware

Cowles E., Amherst

Crafts & Field, Northampton

Curtis & Lester, South Uadley (Falls)

Fiteh Newton, Amherst

llillyer & Wood, Northaraptoa

•luilil J. N., Southampton

Miner D. W., Ware

Pa'-sons S. C, Northampton

Porter J. B., Uadley (Falls)

Wilson & Starkweather, Northampton

Auctioneers.

Clark A., Northampton
Injrraham A. T., South Uadley
Kellogg C. A., Hadley
Kirkland IT., Northampton
Longley H. A., Belchertown
Nims S., Amherst
Palmer F. A., Amherst
Parsons E., Northampton
Phelps Samuel II., Ware

Shaw George L., Enfield
Smith G. A., South Hadley
Stetson William L., Chesterfield
Warner Lewis, Williamsburg
Washburn E., Southampton
Whitney S. W., Amherst

Axe Manufacturers.

Gilbert S. AV. & Co.. [axe helves] Pres-
Uanuum Moses, Norwich [oott

Bakers.

Closson William, Northampton
Davis & Dewitt, Ware (Village)

Baths.

Fuller Walter, Amherst

Bedstead and Bench Screws.
Bartlett & Jones, Worthington

Blacksmiths.

Avery Asa, AVare
Barnard A., .Vmherst

Bartlett , Southampton

Blanden . Northampton

BridKiuan P., Belchertown

Bullard E., Ware
Chapman A., Hatfield
Chapman Linus, Westhampton
Cook David S., Amherst
Cook Edwin F., ^Vmherst
Cook Rufus, Hadley
Cooper L. S., Worthington
Cowles I. & Son, Belchertown
Cowles I. & S. D.,
Crain II. K., Chesterfield

Dickinson , North Hadley

Finch B., Southampton
Giflen James, Greenwich
Hadley M. C, South Hadley (Falls)
Hemenway Josiah, Prescott
Ilemenway Josiah Jr., "
Ilodjkins Joseph. "

Kellogg H., Amherst
Kellogg James D., Greenwich
King Elisha, Westhampton
Kiugsley E., Northampton
Lathrop Alauson, Middlefield
Leonard R., Worthington
Lewis L. W., Northampton
Litchfield A.. Chesterfield
Phelps Lewis, Northampton
Kice Lyman, Chesterfield

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Rust Benjamin E., Amherst
Searls E. 8., Norwich
Smith Chester, Granhy
Smith "W.-tltiT, Chesterfield
Sniitli M'ilhiiui, Hadley
Spencer Nelson, Middlefield
Stanley Henry, Granby
Stebbins & Palmer, Worthington
Stockwell S. A., Amherst
Underwood R., Enfield
Watt Henry L., Worthington
Weller & Stone, Northampton
^\ellman A. L., Amherst
^\'Uder B., Chesterfield
Winslow G. R. & Son, Ware

Books and Stationery.

Adams J. S. & C, Amherst
Chapman A., Easthampton
Cutler G. K., Ware

Hopkins, Bridgham & Co., [and bind-
ing] Northampton
Morton P., Williamsburg
Pease William W., Northampton
Spear M. N., Amherst
Warner C, WilUamsburg

Boots and Shoes.

Baxter S. R., [trunks] Northampton

Chapman S., Southampton

Clark C, Northampton

Curtis & Lester, South Hadley (Falls)

Cutter C. B., Amherst

Davis D. E., Ware (Village)

Gaylord John, South Hadley (Falls)

Himes Samuel, Belchertown

Howard Austin, "

Kellogg D. H. & H. C, Amherst

Merriam J. G., Enfield

Randall A., Enfield

Rice E. H., Easthampton

Sackett R., Northampton

Slate E., "

Slater Edwin, Ware (Village)

Smith S. A., " "

Tillotson Wilham, Northampton

Wage AVarren, Pelham

Watson Oliver, Amherst

Broker.

Thayer A. W., Northampton

Broom Makers.

Bardwell E., Hatfield
Bliss W. C, "

Brown .Tohn, "
Brown Josiah, "
Cook James Jr., Hadley
Curtis L., Hatfield
Graves J. B., Northampton
Graves M. B., "
Marsh 0., Hatfield
Shipman John & Son, Hadley
Shipman W. S., "

Smith R. & E. D., "

Smith W. D. & C, "

Wheeler Charles AV., '•

Broom Handles.

Bates M. A., Wortliington

Brush Maker.

Powers Cyrus, Greenwich

Brick Yards.

Ellsworth, Clark & Day, Northampton
Gibbs.rnhn 1., Ware
Hitchcock A., Ware

Buckle Maker.

Way M., Williamsburg

Buttons.

Crotlilow A., Northampton

Hill U. G., Williamsburg

Thayer W. & W. E., [steel pens and

hardware] Williamsburg
Way Marcus, [agent] "
U'illiston Saunici & (^o., Easthampton |

Cabinet Makers.

Briggs , Worthington

Carter Jacob, Belchertown

DeWitt William, AVare (Village)

Edson Noah, Hadley

Jordan John T., Greenwich (Village)

Moody B., Northampton

Smith S. M., Northampton

Strickland W. G., Amherst

Thayer W. & AV. E., Williamsburg

Tinkham Samuel, Enfield

AVight 0. B., South Hadley (Falls)

Oards.

For Cotton and Wool.
Woods & Brother, Enfield

Carpenters.
Abell Asa, Northampton
Bartlett R., Worthington
Bartlett T., «

Bates L. E., Southampton
Bisliee Elisha, Chesterfield
Bonney S. S., AVare
Breck Moses, Northampton
Bryant Patrick, Chesterfield
Buck E., Ware
Carter A., Ware
Church E. S., Amherst
Churchill Elijah L., Middlefield
Churchill Ciiles, "

Clark Daniel AV., AVesthampton
Clark J., Easthampton
Cotrell F., AVorthington
Crossett Liberty, Prescott
Crossett Merritt, "
Cutler Robert, Amherst
Davis Lorenzo, Greenwich
Drury George B., AVesthampton
Engram N. W., Chesterfield
Ferry Lucius, Granby
French Jabez, Northampton
Goodell N. T., Amherst
Hannum A., Easthampton
Haskins J., Northampton
Holden Josiah N., Prescott
Holton Ellis & Co., "
Howland Warren S., Amherst
Kenney Galen, AA'orthington
Kingsley E. G., AVilliamsburg
Knight AV., Norwich
Loud Francis, AVesthampton
Meacham Ambrose, Middlefield
NashL., Hadley
Newton Ephraim, Greenwich
Newton Lyman, "

Norton Joseph D., Westhampton
Nutting J. H., Amherst
Nye J. N., Easthampton
Pomroy Thomas Jr., Easthampton
Pratt Charles, Northampton
Preston S., South Hadley (Falls)
Reed Simeon, Chesterfield
Robinson C, AA^orthington
Root L B., Greenwich
Sibley Solomon, Prescott
Smith AVyman, Hadley
Snow Almond, Greenwich
Tilson E., AVorthington
Upham L., Enfield
AVade Amasa D., Northampton
AA'arren Eli, Granby
AVarner S., Enfield
AVhite David, AVilliamsburg
AVhite R. A., Belchertown
AVitherell Lewis, Chesterfield
York AVilham, AVare

Carpeting.

Hawks E. K. & Co., Northampton
Stoddard, Lathrop & Co., "

Carriage Builders.

Itardwell William E., AVilliamsburg
Benton J. B., South Hadley (Falls)
Bisbce Orin, Chesterfield
Briggs Ebenezer, Amherst
Can- Allen, AVorthington
CarrC, "

C'owles T. & S. D., Belchertown
Davis Luther, Northampton

Day PUny E., Hatfield
Fairbanks L., AVare
Fisher H. T., Belchertown
Gregg Seth D. & Co., Belchertown
Hannum E., "

Lyman A. E., AA'iniamsburg
Lyman AV. J., Easthampton
Packard Joel & Co., Belchertown
Pepper S., "

Rus.sell E., Amherst
Spear Thomas, Enfield
Sprague J. G., Amherst
Stearns Isaac Jr., AVare
Trask Danforth, Greenwich
A'aughan Nathan P., "
AVood E. T., Northampton
AVright Enos, "

Chairs.

Colton C, Northampton

Children's Wagons, &«.

Dickinson L. & E., (South) Amherst
Hay ward C, " "

Ring E. & T., [sleds] AVorthington

Cigar Makers.

Holland & Smith, Northampton

Clergymen.

Explanation of the Abbreviations. — C.
T., Congregatio7mlist ( Trinitarian);
B., Baptist; F. B., Freewill Baptist;
M., MethodiH ; M. P., Methodist
Protestant ; M. E., Metlwdist Epis-
copal; E. M., Evan. Methodist; E.,
Epifcopalian; C. If., Congregation-
alist ( Unitarian); Uv., Univtrsalist ;
Ch., Christian; R. C, Roman Cath-
olic; N. J., New Jerusalem; Me.,
Millerite; Mn., Mormon.
Ames Daniel, [M. E.] Enfield
Ayers Rowland, [C. T.] Hadley
}ialdwin J. B., [C. T.] Cunimington
Beaman AVarren H., [C. T.] (North)
Bestor F., [B.] Chesterfield [Hadley
Billings L., [C. U.] AVare
Bisbee John H., [C. T.] AVorthington
Blodgett E. P., [C. T.] Greenwich
BuUard J. A., [B.] AVare
Burroughs Henry, [E.] Northampton
Capen H. D., [M. E.] Cummington
Chapman J. D., [C. T.] "
Clark T. J., [C. T.] "

Clarke Edward, [C. T.] Middlefield
Coburn David N., [C. T.] (AA'est) AA''are
Coggin David, [C. T.] AVesthampton
Colton A. M., [C. T.] Amherst
Colton T. G., [C. T.] AA'are (Village)
Cook George, [C. T.] (North) Amherst
Grain H. K., [F. AV. B.] Chesterfield
Crane D. M., [B.] Northampton
Crosby Judah, [M. E.] Pelham
Crossett Robert, [C. T.] Goshen
Cummings E. A., [B.] Amherst
Cunningham 0., [M. E.] Middlefield
Egglcston Alden S., [B.J Prescott
JOllis Kufus, [C. U.] Northampton
Galpin Charles, [C. T.] Prescott
Hitchcock E., [C. T.] Amherst
Marcy Thomas, [M. E.] Northampton
McKwen Robert, [C. T.] Enfield
Jlollen James, [Mn.] Cummington
Merrick J. L., [C. T.] (South) Amherst
.Alillen John R., [C. T.] Norwich
Mudgo Thomas, [M. E.] South Hadley
Nichols H. M., [M. E.] Williamsburg
Nichols .J.ames, [M. E.] lielchcrtown
Pentecost AVm!, [M. E.] Southampton
Root E. AV., [C. T.] AVilliamsburg
Sayer E., [M. E.] AVorthington
Smith John, [M. E.] Chesterfield
Stockman E. A., AVorthington
Stone R. S., [C. T.] Easthampton

Sweet , [B.] Plainficld

Sweet , [C. T.] AVilliamsburg

Ward , [M. E.] AVare (Village)

AVhite M. E., [C. T.] Southampton
AVolcott Samuel, [C. T.] Belchertown
AVou.lbrldgc John, [C. T.J Hadley
n'oodworth C.L., [C. T.J (East) Amherst
AVright B. AV.,[M. E.] Granby

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125

Coal Dealers.

Mclntiro & Burr, Northamiiton

Clothing.
Bi-idpham C ])., N(irthami)ti>n
Kiiislmry V,., Smith Iludlcy (Fulls)
liawtoii & lirakeiiriilso, Waro

Confectionery.
Felton \T. U., Northamiitoa
Stevens Josiah, "

Strong —
Whipylo

Coopers.

-, Southampton
— , I'elhaiu

Cotton Manufacturers.

GlasLcmv Coinpauv, .T. E. Smith, sup't,
Sdiith Ua.Ucy (Falls) [ginghams]

QreenvilU' Mamif. Co., Northampton,
.1. 1'. Willistoii, agent .

Ilayilon & Saunders, AVillianisburg

Joni-s Thimias, [Ki-ntucky jeans and
woollens] North Aniherst

Otis Company, A. L. Devens,ag't; Geo.
Draper, sup't, S. A. Whitney, pay-
master,— employ 650 hands. Capital
$5500,000, AVare

Wheclock D., [Kentucky jeans and
woollens] North Amherst

Counsellors.

Baker Osrayn, Northampton
Bancroft Dyer, Chesterfield
Billings Israel, Uatfield
Bowdoin Elbridge G., Amherst
Bowdoin William, South Hadley
Boyden .Tamos W., Amherst
Chilson II. II., Northampton
Clark E., Enfield
Conkcy I. F., Amherst
Del.ano Charles A., Northampton
Dickinson Edward, Amherst
Doolittle .Mark, Belchertown
Forbes Charles E., Northampton
Oorham William 0., "
Hubbard Elisha, WiUiamsburg
Huntington Charles P., Northampton
Kellogg Giles C, Hadley
Lawrence Myron, Belcherto'svn
Marcy Laban, Greenwich
Miller E. L., South Hadley
Spanlding Samuel T., Ware
White Addison H., Williamsburg

Court Plaster.

Uayward E. E., Hadley

Country Stores.

[Where are kfpt. Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, etc., etc. Those who deal
e.rcliisivelij in one kind of floods, will
not be found here, but under the ap-
propriate headings.]
Billings David P., Ware
Bodman Lewis, Williamsburg
Boise & Doten, Middlefield
Brewster S. & E. IL, Worthington
Bridgman C., Belchertown
Bridgman W., "

Bridgman W. & Co., Granby
Brown Josiah, Hatfield
Bryant B. & Son, Chesterfield
Chapman Anson, Westhampton
Church S. U. & Brother, Middlefield
Cole & Parish, AVorthinirton
Cooley B.T., (North) Hadley
Dickinson E., South Hadley
Dimmock A. D., Norwich
Eaton Calvin D., Pclham
Edwards 0. & Sons, Chesterfiela
Ferry Ebenezcr, Easthampton
Field & Leland, Enfield
Filer George, Belchertown
Fish & Lyman, AVestliampton
Goodman Edward, Hadley
Haskell Ira, Greenwich (Village)
Havward Charles F.. (South) Amherst
Havward E. E.. Iladlev
llills L. M., Amherst
Hill Samuel H., Northampton

Holland S., Amherst
Hunt H., (North) Proscott
Hunt & Powers, Prescott
Hyde, Warren !t Co., Williamsburg
.lames K., \yilli:«msburg
,lndd .lolm A., Westhampton
.Uuld L. S., South Hadley (Falls)
Kellogg C. A., Hadley
Kellogg .lamab, Amherst
Kellogg Wm. .)r., "
Ijane & Sanford, Ware
Lindsay Stacy, Prescott
Littlefield & Brothers, Williamsburg
Longley H. A. & Co., Jtelchertown
Lyman .le.ssie, Westham)it(in
Mclntire k Burr, Northampton
North Benjamin, "

Pierce E. ii. & F. A., Amherst
Porter E. ('., Worthington
Porter E. H., "

I'orter James B., Hadley
Robinson Asa, (West) Chesterfield
lloliinson 1'., (N.) Amherst
Sheldon J. K., Southampton
Smith F... Greenwich (Village)
Smith Hiram, South Hadley (Falls)
Smith ()., Hadley
Smith Thomas, Greenwich
Spellraan C. G. & Co., Williamsburg
Sweetser, Cutler & Co., Amherst
Thayer W. & W. E., Williamsburg
Thomas A., (North) Prescott
Vinton George, South Hadley
Wells J. II. & Co., Easthampton
Winter .T. II., Amherst
Woods & Hale, Enfield

Crockery Ware.

Arnold W. E., Northampton

Daguerreotypes.

Lowell John L., AVare
Shumway E. G., Amherst
Smith David, Enfield
Wells J. D., Northampton

Dentists.
Allen David, Northampton
Northam J . W., Enfield
Stratton C, Amherst
Walker Charles, Northampton
Wright , South Hadley (Falls)

Dry Goods.

[See also Country Stores.]
Allen Ezra, AVare (A'illage)
Hawks C. K. & Co., Northampton
Parsons E., "

Rogers & Ferry, Ware
Stoddard, Lathrop & Co., Northampton
West, Dickinson & Co., "

Edge Tool Makers.

Baker B. K., AVilliamsburg
Hitchcock Ileman, "

Express Office.

Ferry Hiram, Northampton

Fancy Goods, &/C.

Nutting F., South Hadley (FaUs)
Spear M. N., Amherst

Fire AmiihilatoTS, (PMlips's.)

Wells C. L., Northampton

Flour, Grain, and Salt.

Mclntiro & Burr, Northampton

Fork Maker.
Sibley B. B., Greenwich

Furniture.

Jennison George C, AVaro

Gimblet Maker.

Taylor II., AVilliamsburg

Grist Mills.

Ayres & Aldrich, Granby
Bailey E. & Son, AVare
Banister J. F., Williamsburg
Bisbee Elisha, Chesterfield
Buruell Erancis, "

Clapp & Lyman, EoMthampton
Clark IsrjU'l, (iranby
Cooml)S S. E., Middlefield
Cowles G., iU:W,hcTt/mn
Cutler Robert, Pelham
Damon David, Worthington
Ellsworth & ISartlett, Northampton
Gay lord C, Worthington
Hariling Jo.seph, Ware
Knight \V., Norwicli
Palmer F. A., Amherst
Peters George, (heirs of) AVaro
Pufler Stephen, (North) Amherst
Smith AWin, Enfield
Smith E. T., South Hadley
Smith & Bell, Hadley
Smith & Granger, (North) Hadley
Stevens L., AVorthington
Strong N. L., Southampton
Taylor E. B., Chesterfield
Warner John, Greenwich (A'illage)

Gunsmith.

Ad»nif< F. A., Northampton

Hair Dressers.

Cone H., AVare
Fuller A\'alter, Amherst
Harley T., Northampton
Ilenslow L., "

Hammers, Faucets, &c.

Dickinson P., Amherst
KcUogg J. D., Northampton

Hardware.

Arnold W. F., Northampton
DeAVitt AVilliam, AVare [liamsburg

Thayer W. & AV. E., [steel pens] AVJl-
AVashburn L. I., Northampton

Harness Makers.
Cowan Hiram, Amherst
Do^vns A. S., "

Dwight C. H., Belchertown
Eustis Joseph G., Northampton
Filer H. T., Belchertown
French Harrison, AA'are (A'illage)
Hancock E., Northampton

Hitchcock , Southampton

Hubbard AV. A., Hadley
Miller Edmond, Enfield
Packard Joel & Co., Belchertown
Smith II. P., Northampton
Stearns Henry, AVilliamsburg
Tinker A. J., Worthington
AVhitney E. P., Amherst
AA'hitney S.AV., "
AVUder Nathan A., Chesterfield

Hats and Caps.

Ames A. & Son, Belchertown
Dikeman & Son, Northampton
Merrick Leander, Amherst
Sheppard George, Northampton
Tillotsou AVilliam, "

Tolman J. & Son, AVare

Insurance Agent.

Wells C. L., Northamptou

Iron Manufacturers.
Hampshire Iron Foundry, Northamp-
ton, AV. R. Clapp
Litchfield & Moore, Chesterfield
Root & Kingsley, [iron and machine
shop] AVilliamsburg

Livery Stables.

Bosworth ?. J.. Northampton
Brown E. G., AVilliamsburg
Bugbee C. L., South Hadley (Falls)
Clapp Luther, Easthampton
Cook E. F"., Amherst
Cook James Jr., Hadley
CookL. V. B., Enfield
Cook M., Belchertown

Judd , South Hadley

Loomis Luther. AViUiamsburg
Marble C, Easthampton

McKeuney , Enfield

Morton L., Easthampton

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Nims S., Amherst

Pettis A. D., Williamsburg

Phelps Samuel II., Ware

Simmons Samuel, Northampton

Strong A., Belchertown

Strong & Lewis, Northampton

Sweetser AVarren, Ware

Tapley & Dickerson, Amherst

AVeoks S., Ware

Wellington & Bancroft, South Hadley

(Falls)
Wells E. B., Northampton
Williams C, Williamsburg
Wood A. & Son, Northampton

Lumber Dealers.

Adams Joseph & Sons, Iladley
Congdon, Weld & Co., South Hadley

(Falls)
Lamoureaux J. A., So. Iladley (Falls)

MacMnists.

Bailey , Ware

Carter John, "

Clark Nathan, (North) Hadley

Dimock L., Northampton

Fox S. W., "

Herrick AV., "

AVells Hiram, "

Marble Workers.

Clapp 0. M., Amherst
Cone S. W., Ware (Village)
Goodale Moses, Belchertown
Kenney C. M., Northampton

Millinery.
Bartlett D. Jr., Amherst
Beals M. Miss, Williamsburg
Clark Sarah Miss, Northampton
Dickinson R. B., "

Hamilton S.. Miss, Ware
Judd L. S., South Hadley (Falls)
Parsons Enos, Northamjiton
Smith E. A. Mrs., South Hadley (Falls)
Smith Mary Miss, Northampton
Squiers M. A. Mrs., Ware (Village)
Thayer 0. II., Northampton
Wilson George, Northampton

Painters.
Abbott E., Northampton

Carr , Worthington

Coombs C. B., Belcliertown
Ferry T. M., Belchertown
Glenn J., Ware
Graves George, Amherst
Hannum S., Williamsburg
Hicks G. B., Northampton
Howe A. P., Enfield
Kimball Edward, Ware
Little Edward II., Northampton
Marsh Z., AVare
Perry James, Amherst
Prentice W. C, Northampton
Preston J. S., South Iladley (Falls)
Sears Charles, Amherst
Tanner V., Northampton
Wetherell Charles, Ware
AVhitcomb D. B., Northampton

Palm Leaf Splitting and Press-
ing.

Ilawley S., Amliorst
Hills L. M., "

Paper Mills.

Aldrich Benjamin, South Iladley (Falls)
Carow Manufacturing Co., J. Carew,

agent. South Hadley (Falls)
Clark I. & S. T., Belchertown
Cl.ark William & Co., [writing paper]

Northampton
Cu.shman J. K., (North) Amherst
Fish & Lyman, Westhampton
Loud C, "

Roberts S. & Co., (North) Amherst
Smith & Bell, Iladley
Ward B., Middlclield
West W.,

Paper and Paper Stock.

Aldrich Bonj., South Iladley (Falls)
Arnold W. F., Northampton

Patent Wooden Bowls.

Everett A., Middlefiold

Physicians.

Allen David, Belchertown
Bell Artemas, Southam))ton
Bcmis N. 0., Cummington
Bonney Franklin, Iladley
Brewster J. M., Amherst
Brooks S. D., South Iladley
Chamberlain C. H., Granby
Chamberlain Levi, Greenwich
Chapman Solomon, Easthampton
Clark Atherton, "

Clark II., Northampton
Collins Daniel, AVilliamsburg
Denniston Edward E., [hydropathic]

Northampton
Dunlap James, Northampton
Fish Seth, (North) Amherst
Fish Samuel A., Northampton
Freeland C. I., Worthington
Gardner Benjamin, Cummington
Goodman Otis, South Hadley
Goodrich Horace, Ware
Gridley J. A., Southampton
Gridley T. J., Amherst
Hall C. A., [hydropathic] Northampton
Ilnmilton R. L., [botanic] "

Hillman Roswell S., AVilliamsburg
Hooker AVilliam, Westhampton
Joy Royal, Cummington

Knight , Hatfield

Lester W., South Iladley

Malona C. E., [botanic] Hadley

Meekins Thomas, Williamsburg

Minor D. W., AVaro

Munroe A. L. B., Granby

Orcutt Hervey, Westhampton

Pearson AA^., [homceo.] Hadley

PeckG. D., Northampton

Perry D. 0., Chesterfield

Pierce Daniel, Goshen

Richardson E. C, AVare

Rockwood E. II., Enfield

Shaw Samuel, Plainficld

Shaw AVashington, AA'illiamsburg

Smith A. M., Worthington

Smith B F., Amherst

Smith J. N., (North) Amherst

Smith N. A., Enfield

Starkweather Rodney, Chesterfield

Stratton Chester, [dentist] Amherst

Sumner A., [botanic] AVare

Taylor I. H., Pelham

Thompson Daniel, Northampton

Thompson Horatio, Belchertown

Thompson James, Northampton

Underwood P., [botanic] "

Ufford E. G., South Iladley

Underwood AV. E., Middlefield

AA'alkcr Charles, [horn.] Northampton

AVarren Joseph, Middlefield

A\iuslow Joseph, Enfield

AVoodman Geo. S., Amherst

Yale John, A\'aro

Plane Makers.

Ring E. 0., AA'orthington
Sanderson I. E., "

Planing Mills.

Abclls & Co., Northampton
Congdon, AVeld & Co., South Iladley

(Falls)
Lyman L. P., Easthampton
Thayer AV. & AV. E., AVilliamsburg

Printers.

Adams ,T. S. & C, Amherst
Gore Henry S., Northampton
Ilatliiiway'R. L., AVare
IlawU-v William A., Northampton
Metcaif J. & L., "

Provisions.

Allen & Co., South Hadley (Falls)
Hond H., A\are

Cummins .1. A., AA'are
Kingsley 0., Northampton
Thayer J., "

Public Houses.

Bissell Benj. P., Chesterfield

Brewster J., Northampton

Bridgeman E., AVilUamsburg

Brown E. G., "

Clark P. T., South Iladley (Falls)

Cook L. V. B., Enfield

Grain L., Iladley

Davis Otis, Easthampton

Earl L., Greenwich

Eaton Calvin D., Pelham

Frink Henry, Amherst

Gales A. L., Belchertown

Graves E., Southampton

Hamilton Paul, AVare

Howe A. P., Amherst

Kellogg David, Granby

Lyman Z. M., 'Hadley

Marsh 0., Hatfield

Morel Jolm, Northampton

Perry Aldeu, AVorthington

Pomeroy G., Southampton

Sears Haskell, Greenwich (A'illage)

Smith G. L., South Iladley

AVarner Oliver, Northampton

AVhitney S. AV., Amherst

Sash and Blind Makers.

Abells & Co., Northampton

Saw Mills.

Adams J. & Sons, Hadley

Allen D.avid, Greenwich

Bailey E. & Son, Ware

Bartlett Elihu & Co., AVesthampton

Bates & Culver, Chesterfield

Bisbee 0., •' [ton

Bridgman, Spencer & Co., Westhamp-

Browu Foster, Preseott

Burnell Francis, Chesterfield

Burt Levi, AA'esthampton

Church S. U. & Brother, Middlefield

Clark Israel, Granby

Clark & Jones, Easthampton

Coats Freedom, Middlefield

Conant , Northampton

Congdon, AVeld & Co., South Hadley

(Falls)
Coombs S. E., Middlefield
Cowan M. & P., Preseott
Cutler Robert, Pelham
Damon David, Northampton
Damon & Edwards, Chesterfield
Ellsworth George, Northampton
Gaylord C, Worthington
Gilbert S. AV. & Co., Preseott
Gray Horace, Pelham
Gross John L., Enfield
Hancock Z., AA'orthington
Harding Joseph, AA'are
Haskell Franklin, Preseott
Ilayden & Saunders, AA'illiamsburg
Hill Calvin, AVilliamsburg
Hill II., "

Hill 0. G., "

Holland Luther, Belchertown
Holmes AVilliam, Middlefield
Hyde & Rhodes, Chesterfield
Langdon Chauncy AV., AVesthampton
Loud C, "

Lyman Enos, "

Ljnian Jesse, "

Lyman L P., Easthampton
Manley AV. R., (Jreenwich
McElwain Oliver, Middlefield
Nutting T., (South) Amherst
Palmer F. A., Amherst
Parrish Hiram, Middlefield
Parsons Asa, AVesthampton
Pepper Jolin, AA'are
I'lielps .Jonathan & Co., AA''esthampton
Pierce Appletou, Preseott
Powers Rufus, "

I'resto.i Lanson, Granby
Reed & Tower, Chesterfield
Ring E. C, Wortliington
Robinson C, "

Root Harrison, Belchertown

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127

Sampson 1'., \VorthiDt;ton
Sliinv Ziioliuriiih, ('hcsterflclcl
Smitli & lioll, Hiullcy
Smith & Grantor, ( North )_irnaicy
Spciir Joliu, Ware
SU'iirns & t'uiiuniiiRs, Ware
Stebbius Austin, Graiiby
Stevens N. S. & A., Worthington
Strong \i. N., ■Southamiiton
Taylor E. 15., (Miostcrlicld
Taylor Henry, Williamsburg
Thavor .lob, Itclchertown
Walker K., '•

AVarner A., Williamsburg
Warner .Tohn, (Jroenwich
Watt John, Worthington
White Kills, I'resoott
Wrisht Nathan, Midaiefield
Wright S. S., Northampton

Scythe Manufacturers.

Allen Daviil, (iroeuwicU (Village)
Warner .lohn, '■

Shingle Machine Maker

Hoot Joseph, Enfield

Shingle Mills.

[See also Saw I^Iills.]
Holland Luther, Bekhertowu
Nutting T., (South) Amherst
Koot Harrison, Belchertown
Thayer Job, "

Walker E., "

Sieve Rims, &oc-

Stevens N. S. & A.. Wurthini^ton

Silk. {Sewing.)
Jlaromber & Parsons, Northampton
Nonotuek Silk Co., Northampton, S.

S. Hill, agent
Warner, Holland & Co., Northampton

Silver Platers.

Doak Albert L., (ireenwich
Douglass Stephen, '•

Stone Cutter.

Heald E., Amherst

Stoves, Tin Ware, &/C.
Arnold William A., Northampton
Boland Thomas, AVilliamsburg
Brooks & Mills. South Iladley (Falls)
Downing Daniel. Enfield
Ililhuan & Day, Northampton
Lee S. W., "

Morse 0. K., Amherst
J'epper N. C., Ware
Stebbins T. B., Williamsburg
Witherell S I!., Wan-

Straw Bonnets.

BartlcttD. J., Amherst
Blood 1. & Co., Ware
Clapp 0. M.. Amherst
Demond L., Ware
I'ievec E. S. & K. A.. Amherst

Suspender Manufacturers.

Nasliawannuek Manufacturing Co.,
Edward Smith, agent, Easthampton

Tailors and Drapers.

(Uapp (1. C, Williamsburg
Colton & llussell, Amherst
Crosby J. M., Enfielil
llii-kinson 0. 11., Enfield
I'ish Charles H., Amherst
Kimberly T., Amherst
Kingsley D., Norfliampton
Kneeland Isaae N., Northampton
Merrick L., Amherst
Metcalf J. H., Williamsburg
Preston L., Easthampton
Simpson John, Ware
Smith E. & Co., Northampton
Stewart William, Ware
Tinker G. W., Worthington
AVaterman W. L., S. Hadley (Falls)
AVells & Ilibbard, Northampton
AVillardAV. H., AVare

Tanners and Curriers.

Rardwell A.. South Hadley (Falls)
Bodmau E. & Co., Williamsburg
Cole Horace, AA'orthington
Cudworth Paul H., Chesterfield
Dickinson S. & E., Iladley
lliggius Jacob G., Chesterfield
Porter Seth, Norwich
Shoals J & Son, Easthampton
Snow S., South Hadley
Toluian John, [currier] ATnre

Tool Factories.
Bumham George Jr. & Co., Amherst
Kellogg James, "

Nutting E., (South) Albherst
Nutting T., '■

A\'ells Henry, Williamsburg

"Watchmakers.
Brainard E. L., Ware

I Cook Benjamin E., Northampton
Fowle J.ll., "

Hannnin & Brother, "

Harrington S., Aniherat
Kellogg N.-itlianiel, "
Lombard V. \V., Enfield
Partridge N., Worthington

Water Cure Eitablishments.
Denniston E. !•;., ^ortliampton
Hall C. A.,
Munde C, "

West India Goods.

[See also (Jounlrij Stores.]
Bartholoinen H. & Co., Northampton
lUu-iihani Ccurge J. & Co., Amherst
Clark ('., Northampton
Crafts & Fields, "

Day & Brainard, South H.adley (Falls)
Dunbar John, " '' "

Guild v.. Ware

Hillycr & AA'nod, Northampton
Jennison George E., AVare
Jones J. S., Enfield
Judd J. N., Southampton
Protective Union, No. 151, AA'are
Rust T., Northampton
Thayer J., [provisions] Northampton
AVilliams M., "

AVilsou & Starkweather, '•

AVright A. & Son, "

Wooden Screws.

Jones David, AVorthingtou

Woollen Manufacturers.

Abells v., AVilliamsburg

Ayers & Aldrich, [satinets] Granby

Blush Oliver, Middlefield

Church S. U. & Brother, [broadcloth

and satinets] Middlefield
Clark Israel, [satinets] Granby
Gilbert George U., AVare
Hunkmonk Manuf. Co., AV. S. Pierce,

agent, [satinets] Williamsburg
Minot Company, [satinets] Enfield
Northampton >Ianuf. Co., J. Musgrave,

agent, Northampton
Northampton AVooUen Manufac. Co.,

[broadcloths and shawls] Thomas

Musgrave, agent, Northampton
Sears N., AA'illiamsburg
Stevens Charles A., AVaro
Snow Ziba, Greenwich

MDDLESEI COUNTY

Was incorporated May 10th, 1643, and was named after that in England which includes the city of
London.

The population in 1840, was 100,611 : the number of towns, 48 ; number of square miles, 888 ; pop-
ulation to a square mile, 120. The population in 1850, was 161,385; the number of towns, 50 ; popu-
lation to a square mile, 182. Cambridge and Concord are the County towns.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge of Probate, Samuel P. P. Fay, Cambridge.

Rer/ister of Probate, Alonzo V. Lyndc, Stone/tain.

Clerks of the Courts, Seth Ames, Cambridge.

Register of Deeds, Caleb Hayden, E. Cambridge.

County Treasurer, Stedman Buttrick, Concord.

Crier of Courts, Levi Parker.

Jailers, , Cambridge ; Samuel

Staples, Concord ; Samuel Meserve, Lowell.

Overseers of House of Correction, William Par-
menter, Cambridge ; Samuel Chandler, Lexington.

Master of House of Correction, Nath'l Watson.

Sheriff, 'Fisher A! Hildreth, Lowell.

Deputy Sherifs.
CamhridgepoH, Josiah W. Cook.
Charlestotcn, Perez R. Jacobs, Richard Nichols.

Concord, Aaron A. Kelsey.

E. Cambridge, Levi Parker.

Framingham, John Clark, E. Wheeler.

Groton, A. S. Lawrence.

Hopkinton, Levi P. Coburn.

I^owelt, Wm. H. Clemence, Itham.ar A. Beard,
James Hopkins.

Medford, John AA'hitc.

jSeicton, Adolphus Smith.

Pcpperell, S. P. Shattuck.

South Reading, Daniel Norcross.

Townsend, Beiii- F. Lewis.

Waltham, E. W. Fiske.

IVoburn, Albert Thompson.

Wayland, H. B. Braman.

Probate Court, holden at Cambridge, on the 2d
Tuesdays of January and June, on the 3d Tues-

128

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

days of March, May, November, and December:
on the 1st Tuesday of September, and on the 2d
Tuesday of October.

At Co?icord, on the 2d Tuesdays of February,
April, August and November.

At Charlcstoimi, on the 3d Tuesdays of February
and August.

At Framingham, on the last Tuesdays of June
and October.

At Groton, on the 1st Tuesdays of May and
November.

At Lowell, on the 1st Tuesdays of March, June,
and December, and 3d Tuesday of September.

At Woburn, on the 4th Tuesday of April.

County Commissio7ie7's.

Daniel S. Richardson, Lowell, Chairman; L.
Huntress, Tewkesbury ; Ebenezer Barker, C'Aar^e*-
toion.

Special Commissioners.

"William Hastings, Framingham; John L.
Fletcher, Acton.

Times and Places of Meeting. — At Cambridge,
on the 1st Tuesday of January, and at Concord,
on the 1st Tuesdays of June and September.

Co7nmissioners to qualify Civil Officers,
Josiah Adams, Nathan Brooks, Alpheus R.
Brown, Caleb Butler, Christopher W. Bellows,
Benjamin P. Dix, Moses Edgell, Samuel P. P.
Fay, Isaac Fiske, John W. Graves, William
Livingston, Joseph Locke, John G. Palfrey,
Leonard M. Parker, Wm. Sawyer, Charles Thomp-
son, John Walton, Paul Willard, Nath'l Wright.

Justices of the Peace and Quorutn.

Acton, Francis Tuttle.

Ashhy, Luke Wellington.

Canibridge, Seth Ames, J. T. Buckingham,
Ephraim Buttrick, James D. Green, Abraham
Hilliard, Asa F. Lawrence, Isaac Livermore, Wm.
Parmenter, Nath'l Whitney.

Charlestown, Arthur W. Austin, James Dana,
James K. Frothingham, Wm. Sawyer.

Concord, Nehemiah Ball, Nathan Brooks, Fran-
cis R. Gourgas, Ebenezer R. Hoar.

Dractit, Wm. P. Webster.

Framingham, Moses Edgell.

Groton, Geo. S. Boutwell, Caleb Butler, Brad-
ford Russell.

Lowell, Josiah G. Abbott, Joel Adams, S. P.
Adams, Samuel A. Brown, Jefferson Bancroft,
Benj. F. Butler, Alpheus R. Brown, H. G. F.
Corliss, Nathan Crosby, Asa W. Farr, John W.
Graves, Elisha Huntington, Isaac S. Morse, Tap-
pan Wentworth.

Melrose, John T. Paine.

Natick, Chester Adams.

Newton, Amos Allen, Nathaniel S. Partridge,
Andrew H. Ward.

Pepperell, John Walton.

Shirley, L. M. Parker.

Stoneham, S. Dike, Enoch Fuller, Ira Gerry,
Alonzo V. Lynde.

Walt ham, Jarvis Lewis.

Watertown, Tyler Bigelow, Levi Thaxter.

West Cambridge, James Russell.

Westford, John Abbott.

Weston, Isaac Fiske.

Woburn, Leonard Thompson.

Justices of the Peace.

Acton, Nathan Brooks, Ebenezer Davis, Jr.,
Abraham Conant, Winthrop E. Faulkner, Alden
Fuller, Lyman Maynard, Daniel Wetherbee, Jas.
T. Woodbury.

Ashby, Ezekiel Colman, Martin Howard, Amos
Wellington, Luke Wellington, Francis W. Wright,
Stephen Wyman, Jr.

Ashland, William F. Ellis, C. ]■'. W. Parkhurst,
James Jackson, Benj. Homer, William Scaver.

Bedford, Reuben Bacon, P. W. Chamberlin.

Biilerica, John Baldwin, Jr., Henry Crosby,
Dudley Foster, Jonathan Hill, Isaac Holden,
Wm. H. Odiorne, George H. AVhitraan.

Bozboro', Cephas Hartwell, Samuel Hayward,
Oliver Wetherbee.

Bi-ighton, Elijah Clark, Charles Heard, David
Hart, John S. Kelly, Edward Sparhawk, William
Warren.

Burlington, Nathan Blanchard, Abner Shedd.

Cambridge, Henry M. Chamberlain, John B.
Dana, Abraham Edwards, Nathan Fiske, Thad.
W. Harris, Caleb Hayden, Ezekiel Hayden, John
Henshaw, Bela F. Jacobs, John S. Ladd, Charles
C. Little, George W. Livermore, Lorenzo jSIarett,
Charles R. Metcalf, Lucius R. Paige, Jonathan
Wheeler, Benj. W. Whitney, Thos. J. Whittemore,
William Wyman, Lebeus W. Smith, Ezra Ripley,
Chas. B. Stevens.

Carlisle, Calvin Heald.

Charlestown, Macon B. Allen, Henry D. Austin,
Benjamin Badger, Ebenezer Barker, Joseph F.
Boyd. Philander S. Briggs, Moses G. Cobb, Nath'l
W. Coffin, Samuel P. Croswell, Reuben Curtis,
Thomas M. Devens, David Dodge, Thos. J. Elliot,
Henry P. Fairbanks, George Farrar, Samuel M.
Felton, Jacob Foss, Jacob Forster, H. K. Froth-
ingham, Richard Frothingham, Henry Gardner,
Timothy Gay, Thos. Greenleaf, John Q. A. Griffin,
Philip B. Holmes, James Hunnewell, Ezra C.
Hutchins, Geo. H. Jacobs, Geo. P. Kettell, Nathan
Merrill, Charles W. Moore, Geo. B. Neal, Chas.
Poole, Chas. B. Rogers, George P. Sanger, Abra-
ham B. Shedd, Thomas Sumner, E. T. Swift,
Joseph F. Tufts, Benjamin Thompson, Edward
Thorndike, A. S. Tuttle, George W. Warren, Wm.
W. Wheildon, Paul Willard.

Chelmsford, Benjamin Adams, J. C. Bart-
lett, Samuel P. Hadley, Jonathan M. Reed, Jos.
Reed, Alpheus Spaulding, Eli F. Webster.

Concord, Nahum Ball, George M. Brooks, Simon
Brown, John M. Cheney, Charles B. Davis, Ad-
dison G. Fay, Phineas S How, John S. Keyes,
Daniel Shattuck, Elisha Wheeler.

Draczit, Daniel Abbott, C. Blood, Jr., D. Blood,
Asa Clement, Jr., Geo. W. Coburn, Abel Conant,
Ira Hall, Israel Hildreth, Peter Lawson, Perley
Parker, Wm. Smith.

Dunstable, Allen Cummings, Josiah Cummins,
Ira Hall, Henry Parkhurst, James Swallow.

Framinghajn, Joseph Ballard, Jonas Cloyes,
C. C. Estey, Charles Fiske, Joseph Fuller, Jon-
athan Greenwood, Lawson Kingsbury, Warren
Nixon, Carleton Parker, Henry Richardson, Lo-
renzo Sabine, Wm. L. Southwick, Ebenezer Stone,
Elias Temple, Charles R. Train, Simon Whit-
ney, John Wenzell.

Groton, Jona. S. Adams, George S. Boutwell,
John Boynton, Caleb Butler, Benjamin P. Dix,
George F. Farley, Calvin P'letcher, Joshua Gilson,
Welcome Lothrop, Daniel Needham, Jacob C.
Pollard, Phineas G. Prescott, Noah Shattuck,
Charles B. Train.

Holliston, Benjamin F. Bachelder, Elias Bul-
lard, Ebenezer H. Currier, Elihu Cutler, Abner
Johnson, Alden Lcland, Eliel Littlefield, Samuel
Pay son, Abel Pond.

ilopkinton, Wm. Claflin, S. D. Davenport,
Abijah Ellis, John A. Fitch, Enos King, Silas
Merrick, Augustus Phipps, Moses Phipps, Jeffer-
son Pratt, Jos. Valentine, Willard Woodward, 2d.

Lexinqton, Amos Adams, William Chandler,
Benj. l<'isk, William Plumer, Marshall Preston,
Simon W. Robinson, Christopher Solis, Royal B.
Willis.

Lincoln, Elijah Fiske, William Foster, Abel
Wheeler.

Littleton, Daniel Bolles, Benjamin Dix, Jacob
G. Elliot, Jonathan Hartwell, James Kimball.

Lowell, James C. Abbott, Julian Abbott, Edwin

MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

129

A. Alger, Otis Allen, John Avery, Daniel Aycr, J.
II. B. Aycr, nonj. W. Ball, Ilomor Bartlrtt,
Ithaniar A. Beard, Ithamar W. Beard, John
Bcnnptt, II. G. Blaisdoll, Arthur P. Bonney,
Artciuas L. Brooks, Ethan Burnap, Bpnjainin F.
liutlor, John A. Buttrick, George II. Carlton, II.

B. (^avcrly, Joshua Converse, Alanson (^rane,
Franklin Crosby. S. L. Dana, Wm. Davidson,
Benjamin Dean, Uobbins Dinsmore, James Dins-
more, li^rastus Douglas, Jesse E. Farnsworth,
.lames K. Follows, Cyril Freneh, Benjamin F.
French, Abraham French, Josiali B. French, Thos.
P. Goodhue, Andrew J. Gunnison, Asa IliUhcth,
Lorenzo G. Howe, Moses G. Howe, Anson Hunt-
ington, William Kittridge, Chauncy L. Knapp,
John A. Knowles, Jonathan Ladd, llut'us Lapham,
Samuel Lawrence. William Livingston, Sevvall G.
Mack, George W. Mansfield, Steplien Mansur,
Joshua Merrill, Willard Minot, Isaac S. Morse,
Thos. Ordway, Frederic Parker, Ephraim B. Patch,
Josiah G. Peabody, Henry D. Phelps, Benj. Poole,
Jr., Bushrod W. Poor, Peter Powers, James H.
Hand, Daniel S. Richardson, William A. Richard-
son, Wm. Roby, Isaac Scripture, S. S. Seavy,
Edward F. Sherman, Sidney Spalding, Samuel W.
Stickney, Joshua Swan, Geo. P. Waldron, Oliver
M. Whipple, John Wright, Nathaniel Wright.

Maiden, Leavitt Corbett, Francis J. Fay, Frank-
lin L. Fay, Joseph Gerrish, Gilbert Haven, Ben-
jamin G. Hill, Charles Lewis, J. W. Maynard,
William S. Stearns, John Sprague, Joshua
Webster, Solomon Corey.

Marlboro', O. W. Albee, Wm. Barnes, Lambert
Bigelow, Richard FarwcU, David Goodalc, Isaac
Ilayden, Stephen Morse, Nicholson B. Proctor,
Geo. S. Rawson, Solomon Weeks-, Jabez S. With-
erbee, AVm. H. Wood.

Mfclford, Jona. Brooks, Timothy Cotting, Alex.
Gregg, Aaron K. Hathaway, Edmund T. Hastings,
Judah Loring, Sanford B. Perry, Thatcher R.
Raymond, John Sparrell, James Zil. Usher.

Melrose, Wm. Bogle, Jona. Cochran, Samuel 0.
Dearborn, Elbridge Greene, Isaac Emerson,
Jeremiah Martin, Caleb Howard.

Xatick, Chester Adams, John W. Bacon, Moses
Eames, Stedman Hartwell, Edward Walcott.

Xeicton, Christopher C. Andrews, Joseph Bacon,
Joseph Barney, INlartin Collier, Edward J. Collins,
Scth Davis, Wm. Jackson, Timothy Jackson,
Samuel Jeunison, Jr., Wm. Kenrick, Marshall S.
Rice, J. St. Clair, William C. Strong, Stephen W.
Trowbridge, Horace R. Wetherell, Loring Wheel-
er, John Winslow.

]\-pperell, Christopher W. Bellows, Lemuel W.
Blake, Samuel Farrar, Arnold Hutchinson, Luther
Lawrence, Samuel P. Lewis, B. G. Robinson,
Samuel Tucker.

Ileadiiui, John Batchelder, Charles F. Flint,
Daniel Flint, Stephen Foster, Abiel Holden,
Chauncey P. Judd, Daniel Pratt. Jr., Thaddeus
B. Pratt, Alfred A. Prescott, Joshua Prescott,
Thomas Sweetser, Caleb Wakefield, Horace P.
Wakefield.

Sherburne, Jeremiah Butler, Amos Clark, Thos.
J. Morse.

Shirley, James Gerrish, John K. Going, Israel
Longley, John Park, Thomas Whitney.

Somerville, Henry Adams, Alfred Allen, George
O. Brastow, E. F. Cutler, John K. Hall, John C.
Magoun, Samuel Poor, Edward L. Stevens, Ed-
mund Tufts, Columbus Tyler.

Soxth lieadinq, Lilley" Eaton, Noah Smith, B.
B. Wiley, Wm. H. Willis.

S(oneha>n, William L. Brown, Geo. Cowdry,
Silas Dean, Geo. W. Dike, Solon Dike, Amasa
Farrier, Ira Gerry, Abel F. Hutchinson, Alonzo V.
Lynde, Edward Mansfield, AVilliam F. Stevens.

Stow, Seth Bass. Elijah Hale, Chas. Tower, Joel
Walcutt, Edwin Whitney.

SuMtcry, C. G. Cutler, Lyman Howe, Nahum
_

Thompson, Ephraim Stone, Drury Fairbanks,
Asahel Balconi.

Tewkesbury, Jona. Brown, Leonard Iluntress,
Thomas P. Kendall, Caleb Livingston, Horatio C.
Merriam, Elijah M. Reed, Wm. Rogers, Samuel
Thompson.

Townsend, Joel Adams, Noah Ball, Geo. Green,
Samuel Jenkins, Jr., Levi Shcrwin, Levi Stearns,
F. A. Worcester.

Tync[sborv\ Chas. Buttcrfield, John Farwell, Si-
mon Thompson.

Wdlthnni, Nath. P. Banks, Jr., Nahum Hardy,
Arad Moore, Eliphalet Pearson, Josiah Rutter,
Frederick M. Stone, S. B. Whitney.

Water/own, Chas. Bcmis, Isaac V. Bemis,
Francis W. Bigelow, Hiram Ilosmer, Isaac Rob-
bins, Wm. A. White, Grenville T. Winthrop.

Wayland, David Heard, Gustavus A. Somerby.

West Cambridye, David W. Ilorton, Jesse P.
Pattee.

Westford, Ephm. Abbott, John W. P. Abbott,
John B. Fletcher, Trueworthy Keyes.

Weston, Alpheus Bigelow, Samuel F. H. Bing-
ham, Nathan Hagar, Edwin Hobbs, Isaac Jones,
Benjamin Pierce.

Wilmington, Henry Blanchard, Charles H.
Carter, James Gowing.

Winchester, Cyrus Bancroft, Loring Emerson,
N. A. Richardson, Samuel S. Richardson, Benj.

F. Thompson.

Woburn, Joshua P. Converse, John F. Flagg,
Asahel W. Goodell, Albert H. Nelson, John Nel-
son, Stephen Nichols, Austin H. Perkins, Albert
L. Richardson, Abijah Thompson, Cyrus Thomp-
son.

Notaries Public.

Brighton, Charles Heard, John S. Kelly.

Cambridge, Benj.W. Whitney.

Charlestoicn, Moses G. Cobb, William Sawyer,

G. Washington Warren.
Concord, Nathan Brooks.

Framingham, Josiah Adams, Rufus F. Brewer.

Groton, Caleb Butler.

Loicell, James G. Carney, John A. Knowles,
David Hyde, S. W. Stickney.

Maiden, Benj. G. Hill.

Melrose, Samuel 0. Dearborn.

Ncicton, David Smith, {X. Corner,) Samuel
Jennison, Jr.

Waltham, Josiah Beard.

Woburn, Alpheus E. Thompson.
Coroners.

Acton, Luther Conant, Winthrop E. Faiilkner.

Ashby, Ezekiel Coleman, Alex. T. Willard.

Cambridge, Nathan Fiske.

Carlisle, Jonas Parker.

Charlestown, Thomas Sumner, Daniel J. Cobum.

Concord. Anthony Wright.

Dracut, David Blood, Jr.

Dunstable, Edmund Page, James Swallow.

Framingham, Eliph. Wheeler, H. Richardson.

Groton, Abel Farnsworth, Benj. Moore, Jacob
Pollard.

HoUistoji, Loammi Littlefield.

Hopkinion, Silas Merrick.

Littleton, Samuel Smith.

Lowell, Charles J. Adams, Jas. Fisher, Josiah
B. French, Zaccheus Shedd.

Maiden, Theodore L. Styles.

Marlboro', L. F. AVhitmore.

Medford, John T. White.

JS'atick, Alexander Cooledge.

Newton, Adolphus Smith, Henry M. Stimson,
Samuel Jennison, Jr.

PeppereU, Isaac Boynton, Jr., Luther Tarbell.

Reading, Abiel Holden.

South Reading, Jeremiah Bryant, Jr., Daniel
Norcross.

Tewkesbury, Thomas Clark.

Townsend, Ebenezer Rawson.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Tyngsboro\ Kufus Modgett.

Wcstfield, Solomon Richardson.
Waftham, Wm. Hobbs.
Wayland, "\Vm. Heard, 2d.

TOWN OFFICERS.

ACTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Ivory Keyes,
Luther Conant, James Tuttle.

Assessors. — A. Conant, Nathan Brooks, Jona.
B. Davis.

6Ve/7c.— Daniel Wotherbee, 2d.

Treasurer and Collector. — John Tenney.

Constable. — Peter Tenney.

ASHBY.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Gushing Burr,
Wm. Sheldon, F. AV. Wright.

Assessors. — M. Howard, Silas Rice, James Hay-
ward.

Cleric. — Francis Tinker.

Treasurer and Collector. — Nathaniel Adams.

Constable. — Martin Howard.

ASHLAND.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Elias Grout,
Willard R. Fames, William Fames.

Assessors. — Wm. Ellis, S. N. Cutler, Benjamin
Homer.

Clerk.— '^m. F. Ellis.

Treasurer and Collector. — Benjamin Homer.

Constable. — S. F. Thayer.

BEDFOItD.

Selectmen.— Thomas Stiles, P. W. Chamberlin,
Amos B. Cutler.

Overseers of Poor. — William D. Reed, Moses F.
Brown, Thaddeus H. Davis.

Assessors. — John P. Pteed, R. Bacon, Samuel
Sape, Jr.

C/er/c— Thomas Stiles.

Treasurer. — P. W. Chamberlin.

Collector. — D. Constantino.

Constables.' — D. Constantino, Joseph Phelps.

BILLEKICA.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Benjamin L. Judkins, Jeremiah Crosby, Caleb S.
Brown.

Clerk. — John Baldwin, Jr.

Treasurer. — George Bacon.

Collector. — William Blan chard.

Constables. — Wm. G. Alley, Wm. Blanchard.

BOXBORO'.

Selectmenand Overseers of Poor. — John Fletcher,
Wm. Stevens, Granville Whitcomb.

Assessors. — Varnum Taylor, S. H. Hayward,
Eliab Reed.

Clerk. — Cephas Hartwell.

BRIGHTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — William R.
Champney, Edward Chamberlin, David Collins.

Assessors. — Wm. R. Champney, G. Fuller, Geo.
Livermore.

Clerk. — AVilliam Warren.

Treasurer. — Henry H. Larnnrd.

Collector. — Jonathan Hastings.

Constable. — A. H. Cushman.

BURLINGTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Wm. Nichols,
Wm. Winn, Jr., Humphrey Prescott.

Assessors. — AVm. Nichols, Wm. Winn, Jr., Geo.
Gleason.

C/e/-/;.— Sam'l Sewall.

Treasurer. — Humphrey Prescott.

Collector. — Alfred P. Shaw.

Constables. — Stephen Skelton, Jr., Jos. Butters.

CAMBRIDGE. — 1851-52.

City Election \st Monday in March. City Govern-
ment organized \st Monday in April.
Mayor. — George Stevens. Salary, gSOO.
Aldermen. — Stephen Smith, Abraham Edwards,
Calvin Dimick, John Hews, Anson Hooker, Rich-
ard C. Joseph.

Common Council. — John S. Ladd, President.
AVard 1. David S. Buck, David B. Hadley, George
Meacham, Jonas AVyeth, Andrew S. AVaite. AVard
2. George T. Gale, Hiram Brooks, John Dudley,
J. Dana Hovey, Royal Douglass, Hosea Spencer,
Mason Davis, Z. L. Raymond, James Atwood.
AVard 3. John S. Ladd, Andrew Jones, Henry S.
Hills, Thomas P. Ayer, Luther L. Parker, Edmund
Boynton.

City Clerk.— ImciMiS R. Paige. Salary, 5700
and fees.

Clerk of Common Council. — ^Eben. M. Dunbar.
Salary, ^100.

City Treasurer and Collector. — Samuel Slocomb.
Salary, §700.

School Coimnittee. — His Honor the Mayor, ex
officio. AA''ard 1. Francis Bowen, Cornelius C. Fel-
ton. AA^ard 2. AVm. AV. AA^ellington, Artemas B.
Muzzey, Zelotes Hosmer. AA^ard 3. Moses Clarke,
Massena Goodrich.

Overseers of the Poor. — His Honor the ISIayor,
ex officio. AVard 1. Charles R. Metcalf, Joseph
H. Rice. AVard 2. Aaron Rice, Edward T. AVhit-
ney. AVard 3. Geo. AV. Fifield, Barnabas Binncy.
'Assessors. — AVilliam L. AVhitney, Chas. AVood,
Joseph AA''hitney.

Warden of Alms House. — George AA\ AAliite.
Salary, g406.
Alms House Physician. — M.Clarke. Sal., 5IOO.
Principal Constables. — Joseph Sanderson, Al-
mond Lawrence, Hiram AA''elch.

Constables. — Charles Adams, James G. Gibson,
Joseph G. Cannell, John Bryant, AA''illiam Lough-
rey, Amos P. Rollins, James B. Rice, John H.
Patch, John Nichols, Benjamin L. Mayhew, Jas.
C. Nutc.

Ward Officers.— W^rd 1. Stephen T. Farwell,
Warden; George S. Saunders, Clerk; Joseph IL
Pi-ice, Hen. R. Glover, Alex. H. Ramsay, Inspectors.
AA'ard 2. Josiah AV. Cook, Warden; Joseph W.
Annable, Clerk; Elijah H. Luke, Daniel H. Rich-
ards, John P. Gregory, Inspectors. AVard 3. Lu-
ther L. Parker, ir«rV/«j ,- Franklin llaU, Clerk;
AVm. A. Munroe, T. Nelson Hastings, Eli C. Kins-
lev, Inspectors.
'Sup't o/'.SYreefe.— Samuel Palmer. Salary, 5G00.
Superintendent of Burial Grounds. — AVai-d 1.
Joseph Bracket. AA'ard 2. Daniel Stone.

CARLISLE.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
John Jacobs, Thomas Green, Joel Boynton.
Clerk. — John Jacobs.
Treasurer. — Thomas Green.
Collector and Constable. — George F. Durcn.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

131

CirAULESTOWN.

Officers, 1852.
City Election 2d Hlonclai/ in December. Govern-
ment on/anized \st Monday in January.

Mayor. — Ilichard Frothingham, Jr. Salary, ^500.

Aldermen. — Edward Lawrence, Nathan A. Tufts,
George P. Sanger, Philander S. Briggs, Samuel S.
lieynolds, one vacancy.

Common Council. — II. P. Fairbanks, President.
Ward 1. II. P. Fairbanks. Araos Tufts, Solomon
Hovey, J. V. Fletcher, Andrew Sawtell, Caleb
Rand. "Ward 2. Ezra Brown, Isaac E. Brown, Jas.
Fogg, Jesse Gay, P. J. Stone, Foster Peirce. Ward
;5. Otis Clapp, Charles A. Barker, Elijah Bigelow,
Jesse Stevens, David C. Willis, Hiram P. Remick.

City Clerk. — Charles Poole.

Clerk of Common Council. — G; V. Hall.

Messenyer to Mayor and sUdermeii. — N. Pratt.

Messetiger to Common Council. — J. D. Gould.

C^ity Collector and Treasxirer. — Amos Stone.

Assessors. — J. F. Tufts, Thomas Greenleaf, J.
Adams.

Overseers of the Poor. — Joseph Souther, John
Wesson, Thomas Greenleaf, S. S. Reynolds, G. B.
Albee, John Sanborn.

Ward Officers. — Ward 1. Abraham W. Grant,
Warden; Darius Merrill, Clerk; Oliver Pratt, Sam.

F. Tufts, Jr., InsjKctors. Ward 2. J. A. D. Worces-
ter, Wardcyi ; John A. Sanborn, Clerk; Wm. C.
Lears, Samuel Palmer, Inspectors. Ward 3. J. K.
Frothingham, Warden; W. B. Shedd, Clerk; S.
R. Brintnall, A. W. Hovey, Edward T. Rand, In-
sjjecfors.

Fire Department. — Henry Conn, Chief Engineer ;
James M. Gardner, \st Assistant Engineer; S. P.
KcWey, 2d Assistant Engineer; R. Todd, 3d As-
sistant Engineer.

School Committee. — President of the Board, The
Mavor. Ward 1. William Tufts, James Adams,
O. C. Everett, Nathan Merrill. Ward 2. James

G. Fuller, Edward Thorndike, John Sanborn, Wm.
Williams. Ward 3. A. K. Hunt, C. D. Lincoln,
Lemuel Gulliver, George Bradford.

CHELMSFORD.

Selectmen and Assessors. — E. F. Webster, S. P.
Hadley, Ziba Gay, Jr.

Overseers of Poor. — Sherebiah Spaiilding, Jr., B.
F. Hodges, Sewall Parkhurst.

Clerk.— E. F. Webster.

Treasurer. — Joseph Manning.

Collector. — Moses Gritfin.

Constables.— R. B. Proctor, S. E. Drugin, P. P.
Perham, Marshall Moore.

CONCORD.

Selectmen. — J. S. Keyes, A. G. Fay, A. A. Kel-
sey.

Overseers of Poor. — F. E. Bigelow, G. Farwell,
S. Brown.

Assessors. — George Heywood, D. Clark, James
P. Brown.

Clerk. — F. R. Gourgas.
Treasurer. — Stedin;in Biittrick,
Collector. — C. W. Goodcnow.
Constable. — S. Staples.

DKACl'T.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — A.
O. Varnum, Daniel Atibott, C'olburn Blood.

Clerk. — Ilenry Richardson.

Treasurer. — Reuben Coburn.

Collector. — Prcscott Jones.

Constables. — Samuel Parker, E. E. Richardson,
Prescott Jones.

DUNSTAnT.E.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Andrew Spaulding, Ashiir G. Jewett, Freeman W.
Marshall.

Clerk.— I. N. Wright.

Treasurer and Collector. — Ashur G. Jewett.

Constable. — Ira B. Hall.

PRAMIXGHAM.

Selectmen. — Simon AVhitnev, Franklin Turner,
C. C. Esty, A. J. Parmenter, C. E. Horn.

Overseers of Poor. — Henry Richardson, Patten
Johnson, Charles Capen.

Assessors. — Warren Mixon, John AVensel, Sam'l
Warren.

Clerk.— 'EWa.s, Temple.

Treasurer. — Moses Edgell.

Collector. — Joseph Fuller.

Constables. — William Hastings, Theodore H.
Wheeler, John R. Clark, J. W." Tattle.

GUOTON.

Selectmen. — C. Fletcher, D. Lakin, C. Prescott.
Overseers of Poor. — J. Rugg, A. Wright, E.
Fitch, N. Shattuck, S. Willard.
Assessors. — J. Gilson. R. Lewis, W. Torrey.
Clerk.— Sohn W. Parker.
Treasurer. — Walter Shattuck.
Collector. — A. S. Lawrence.
Constables. — W. C. Lewis, John Park.

HOLLISTON.

Selectmen. — E. Cutler, Jr., John Claftin, Wm.
H. Blodgett.

Overseers of Poor. — Alden Leland, Luther Bel-
lows, Wm. S. Batchelder.

Assessors. — Luther Green, Gilbert Leland, Philip
Pond.

Clerk.— A. N. Currier.

Treasurer and Collector. — Edward W. Blood.

Constables. — Edward W. Blood, H. M. Johnson.

HOPKINTOX.

Selectmen. — Albert Wood, S. D. Davenport, E.
A. Bates, D. W. Fames, J. A. Bagley.

Overseers of Poor. — A. Wood, S. D. Davenport,
E. A. Bates.

Assessos. — Augustus Phipps, J. A. Fitch, Wm.
Adams.

Clerk. — Levi P. Coburn.

Treasurer and Collector. — A. C. Putnam.

Constables. — Jonathan Whittemore, C. M. Mel-
len, W. Woodward. 2d.

LEXINGTOX.

Select)ne?i. — S. W. Robinson, Joseph Hcwe,
Galen Allen.

Overseers of Poor. — Samuel Rice, J. C. Welling-
ton, P. P. Pierce.

Assessors. — Wm. Chandler, J. S. Parker, Silas
Cutler.

Clerk.— Albert V/. Bryant.

Treasurer. — Nathaniel MuUiken.

Collector. — John Beal.

Constable.— O. W. Kendall.

LIXCOLX.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Amos Hagar, Jr., J. AV.Farrar, Wm F. Wheeler.
Clerk. — Henry C. Chapin.
Treasurer. — Wm. F. A^Tieeler.
Collector and Constable. — James L. Chapin.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

LOWELL. — 1852.

City Election, 2d Monday in December.

Mayor.— EMsha. Huntington. Salary, S1200.

Aldermen. — William Fisko, Wm. North, Sam'l
Burbank, Joseph Bedlow, Joseph B. V. Coburn,
Jos. M. Bullens, Alpha Stevens, Sam'l J. Varney.

Common Council. — Ward 1. liufus Rogers, John
C. Smith, Jeremiah Clark, Paul Hill. Ward 2.
L. B. Caverly, Paul Perkins, Milton Bonney, AVil-
liam Hovey. Ward 3. D. C. Brown, Wm. Twichell,
B. C. Sargeant, Michael B. Caswell. Ward 4.
Holland Streeter, Eibridge Livingston, Abram
French, Willard Minot. Ward o. Edward Fifield,
Phineas Whiting, George W. Patterson, Jonathan
Kendall. Ward 6. Leonard W. Jaquith, Seth
Pooler, Caleb G. Weaver, William C. Parker.

City CVe;-;t.— Thomas Ordway. Salary, ^1000.

Messenycr. — Daniel G. Greenleaf. Salary, 5625.

School Committee. — The Mayor and Aldermen,
exoffciis. AVard 1. William G. Wise. Ward 2.
Alexander Wright. Ward 3. Gershom F. Cox.
Ward 4. WalteV Burnham. Ward 5. Noah M.
Gaylord. Ward 6. Theodore Edson.

Ward Officers.— \Vard 1. Daniel D. Hackett,
Warden; Charles A. Welch, Clerk ; Chas. French,
Charles Wilkins, John P. Huggins, Inspectors.
Ward 2. George F. Sawtell, Warden; John F.
Rogers, Clerk; George K. Paul, Otis L. Allen,
Alfred S. Saunders, Inspectors. Ward 3. Ira
Spaulding, Warden; H. H. Wilder, Clerk; Leon-
ard Brown, Benjamin F. Holden, George Crane,
Inspectors. Ward 4. Benjamin Goddard, IFrtrc/e?*,-
Alanson Nichols, Clerk; Hubbard Wilson, Joseph
S. Grush, Holland Streeter, Insjiectors. Ward 5.
Horatio Fletcher, Warden; Jesse Huse, Clerk;
David Hyde, Lyman P. Crown, John McLennan,
Inspectoi'S. Ward 6. Henry J. Baxter, Warden ;
Levi H. Straw, Clerk ; Alpha B. Farr, Philbrick
Cram, Charles B. Russ, Inspectors.

LITTLETON.

Selectmeti, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Amasa Sanderson, Thomas S. Tattle, B. Dodge.
Clerk. — Amasa Sanderson.
Treasurer and Collector. — Luther White.
Constables. — Luther White, G. A. Stevens.

MALDKN.

Selectmen. — Caleb Wait, Henry W. Van Voor-
his, Jesse Berry.

Overseers of Poor. — Daniel A. Perkins, Daniel
P. Wise, David Faulkner.

Assessors. — Wm. H. Richardson, Timothy C.
Edmcston, Reuben Atwood.

Clerk. — Benjamin G. Hill.

Treasurer. — John Sprague.

MAULKOUO'.

Selectmen. — David Goodell, Eber Howe, S. R.
Phelps, HoUis Loring, J. S. Witherbee.

Overseers of Poor. — A. Brown, L. Jewett, Wm.
Gibbon.

Assessors. — Wm. Barnes, A. Brigham, Dwight
Witt.

.Clerk, Treas. and Collector. — Lambert Bigelow.
Constable. — M. W. Woodward.

MEDFOKD.

Selectmen. — J. O. Curtis, Peter C. Hall, Geo. T.
Goodwin.

Overseers of Poor. — John T. White, B. R.
Teele, Alex. Grecrg.

Assessors.— B.. Withington, T. R. Peck, E. Teele.

<7/e;-A.— Joseph P. Hall.

Treasurer. — George W. Porter.

Collector.— io\in t. White.

Constables. — John T. White, S. Blanchard.

MELROSE.

Selectmen and Ovei'seers of Poor. — Jeremiah
Martin, Shubael L. Taylor, Jonathan Cochran.

Assessois. — Shubael L. Taylor, Anson Green, R.
H. Flint.

Clerk. — Jonathan Cochran.

Trea,surer. — Isaac Emerson.

Collector. — Shubael L. Taylor.

NATICK.

Selectmen atid Overseers of Poor. — Willard Drury,
J. D. Morse, E. P. Hollis.

Assessors. — John Travis, John Kimball, Stead-
man Hartwell.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Chester Adams.

Collector. — Benjamin F. Ham.

Constables. — James H. Dash, John E. Lane,
Horace Cate.

NEAVTOX.

Seleettnen and Overseers of Poor. — Isaac Hager,
John B. H. Fuller, Luther Paul, Edward J. Col-
lins, Wm. F. Ward.

Assessors. — Isaac Hager, John B. H. Fuller,
Edward J. Collins.

CVe;-/^.— Marshall S. Rice.

Treasurer and Collector. — Luther Paul.

Constables. — C. E. Allen, James L. Hamsted.

PEPPERELL.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Sam'l W. Farrar, Richard Pierce, Thomas J. Dow.
Clerk. — Samuel Farrar.
Treasurer and Collector. — Luther Lawrence.
Constables. — L. Lawrence, S. P. Shattuck.

READING.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Nathan P. Pratt, Isaac Flint, Joseph Eamcs.
C/e;-/t.— Daniel Pratt, Jr.
Treasurer ami Collector. — George Batchelder.
Constables.— YL. N. Cate, F. A. Upton.

SHERBURNE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Dalton Gould-
ing. Royal Stone, Warren Whitney.

Assessors. — Nathaniel Dowse, Jeremiah Butler,
Lyman Whitney.

Clerk, Trcastirer,and Collector. — Alpheus Clark.

Constables. — P. M. Bickford, Joseph Dowse, Jr.

SHIRLEY.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Andrew J.
Reed, James P. Longley, George Davis.

Assessors. — S. D. Benjamin, Lewis Blood, Nath'l
Hartwell.

Clej'k. — Zenas Brown.

Treasurer. — Thomas AYliitncy.

Collector.— Vcter TarbcU.

Constables. — Peter Tarbell, George Davis.

SOMERVILLE.

Selectmen. — J. S. Edgerly, John Runey, T. J.
Leland, Chas. Miller, Chester Guild.

Overseers of Poor. — C. Tyler, John Dugan.

Assessors.— John C. Magoun, Abel Fitz, Wil-
liam Bonner.

Clerk.— C. E. Gilman.

Treasurer. — Robert Vinal.

Collector. — Hugh Moore.

Constables. — Hugh Moore, William Higgins.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

SOUTir IIE.VDINQ.

Selectmen, Ovrrseers of I'onr, and Asscssom. —
Lilly Eaton, Samuol Gould, Peter Wiley.
( 'Irrk. — Edward Mansfield.
Treasurer. — Buirni^o Vale.
Collector. — James Oliver.
Constables. — John S. Eaton, James 0. BoswelL

STONEII.VM.

Selectmen and Assessors. — La Gerry, Amasa Far-
rier, Enoch Fuller.

Overseers of Poor. — Jonathan Hay, Solon Dike,
W. Richardson.

(7/C/7.-.— Silas Dean.

Treasurer. — George W. Dike.

( 'olleclor. — Etbridge Gerry.

Constables. — Osborn Ilichardson, Samuel Tidd.

STOW.

Selectmen and Assessors. — C. Tower, \V. E.
Clark, J. B. Brown.

Ocerseers of Poor. — I. Soper, Daniel Conant,
Chas. Parks.

Clerk.— J oc\ Walcott.

Treasurer. — John Gates.

Collector. — I. B. Brown.

Constables. — M. Davis, G. Rice.

SUDBURY.

Selectinen and Overseers of Poor. — James Moore,
Levi Dow, Elisha W. Haynes.

Assessors. — A. B. Jones, Uriah Moore, Samuel
A. Jones.

Clerk. — Ephraim Stone.

Treasurer. — Nahum Thompson.

Collector. — E. W. Haynes.

Constable. — S. A. Jones.

TEW'KSBURY.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors —
Leonard Huntress, Caleb Livingston, Samuel
Thompson.

Clerk. — Jonathan Brown.

Treasurer. — William Rogers.

Collector.— Zo\\-n. P. Taylor.

Constable. — Samuel Scarlett.

TOVVNSEND.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Charles Powers, Joel Emery, Aaroa Pressey.
Clerk. — H. A. Gerry.
Treasurer. — Joseph Adams.
Collector.— C. B. Barrett.
Constables. — B. F. Lewis, Eliab Gowing.

TYXGSBORO'.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, a7id Assessois. — E.
T. Blodget, Cyrus Butterfield, William Sher-
burne, Jr.

Clerk atid Treasurer. — W. B. Cummings.

Collector. — Jonathan Bancroft.

Constables. — Isaiah Davis, Reuben S. Coburn.

•W.4.LTHAM.

Selectmen. — Josiah Rutter, Sani'l Perry, Nathan
Sanderson.

Overseers of Poor. — Samuel Perry, A. Townsend,
N. Sanderson.

Assessors. — S. B. Whitney, Josiah Beard, Jonas
Clark.

Clerk.— F. M. Stone.

Treasurer. — D. A. Kimball.

Collector and Constable. — Ebenezer W. Fisk.

WATERTOWX.

Selectmen. — Seth Bemis, Leonard Stone, Denny
P. Hooker. •

Ovci'seers of Poor. — Antipas Jackson, Wm. W.
Russell, Josiah S. Clark.

Assessors. — Charles Bemis, Isaac Stone, E. Rob-
inson.

Clerk. — William H. Ingraham.

Treasurer and Collector. — Samuel Noyes.

Constables. — R. C. Rought, Wni. Tucker, Hor-
ace Keyes.

"WAYL.VKD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — W. C. Grout,
James D. Walker, Thomas J. Damon.

Assessors. — Eli Sherman, James S. Draper,
Lewis Jones.

<'.V«7,:.— Henry Wight.

Treasurer. — AV. C. Grout.

Collector. — O. B. Braman.

Constable. — Horace Heard.

■WEST CAMBRIDGE.

Selectmen.— Ma-nsuT W. Marsh, L. P. Brirtlctt,
Moses Procter.

Overseers of Poor. — Isaiah Jenkins, L. P. Bart-
lett, S. Symmes, Jr.

Assessors. — Wm. Dickson, Stephen Svmmes, Jr.,
W. J. Lane.

Clerk. — Moses Procter.

Treasurer. — Josiah H. Russell.

Collector. — Edward Smith.

Constable. — Luke Agur.

"SVESTFORD.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — J.
Cutler, Amos Haywood, L. H. Hildreth.

Clerk. — Joseph Hildreth.

Treasurer. — Ephraim Wright.

Collector. — Edward Prescott.

Constables. — E. Prescott, Marcellus H. Fletcher,
Joseph Bailey.

■WESTOX.

Selectmen. — Edwin Hobbs, Isaac Coburn, Wm.
Hastings.

Overseers of Poor. — Nathan Hager, Isaac Co-
burn, A. Johnson.

Assessors. — Nathan Hager, John Jones, Alpheus
Morse.

Clerk. — Nathan Hager.

Treasurer. — Marshall Jones.

Collector. — Benjamin Pierce, Jr,

Constables. — John Jones, Benjamin Pierce, Jr.

"WILMIXGTOX.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Caleb Eames, James Gowing, Simeon Jaquith.
Clerk. — Lemuel C. Eames.
Treasurer and Collector. — Samuel B. Nichols.

AVINCHESTER.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — N. B. John-
son, Charles Mclntire, Loring Emerson.

Assessors. — Cyrus Bancroft, Gardner Symmes,
J. O. Hutchinson.

Clerk. — David Youngman.

Treasurer. — S. B. White.

Collector.— S. S. Richardson.

Constables. — Seth Johnson, Asa Fletcher.

■WOBURX.

Selectmen. — Stephen Nichols, Jr., Horace Conn,
Samuel R. Duren.

Overseers of Poor. — Oliver H. Parker, Walter
Frost, James Brooks.

Assessors. — Joshua E. Littlefield, John Johnson,
Jr.. Moses J. Pearsons.

Clerk. — Nathan Wyman, Jr.

Treasurer. — G. R. Gage.

Collector. — Edward Simonds.

Constables. — Albert Thompson, T. J. Porter.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agricultural Stores.

Burbank, Chase & Co., Lowell
Clough Isaac S., VValthain
Rlansur Stoplien, Lowell
Rogers J. F. & J., "

Apothecaries.

Allen (Curtis L., Lowell

Angler Luther, Medford

Ayor James C, Lowell

Aycr James C. & Co. "

I'adjjer William M., Waltliam

liaillelt George, Charlestown

Wake J. H., Lowell

Hond William L., Charlestown

Carey John VV., (East) Cambridge

(yaillon & Hovey, Lowell

Cloutman John A. J., Charlestown

Colby M. D. & Co., Lowell

Cooper E. & Son, Wobuni

Cox William W. N., Maiden

Crafts Benjamin F., Charlestown

Crafts E., Jr., "

Davis Kendall, Reading

Eastman C. S. & Co.. Lowell

Eaton Lilley, South Reading

Gouch William B, Lowell

Gray E L., (East) Cambridge

Green Reuben, (West) Acton

Guild William A., Lowell

Hale B. S. & Co., "

Hayes Joseph R.. "

Howe James S. N., Pcpperell

Howe Jose|)h T., Natick [mingham

Johnson Abner R., (Saxonvrlle) Fra-

Kettell George P , Charlestown

Kidder Samuel, Jr., Lowell

Kidder Samuel & Co., Charlestown

Kinsley Eli C, (East) Cambridge

Lewis Jairus, Waltham

Lincoln Levi E.. Lowell

Manley J. H., Watertown

Mann D P., (West) Newton

Maynard John, Lowell

IMead Jacob, (East) Cambridge

Mead John, Lowell

Moore M. A., Waltham

Noyes Samuel, Watertown

Orne Joel S., Cambridgo'poit)

Parker J. M. G., Lowell

Potter & Gerrish, Groton

Potter William Francis, Concord

Ramsey A. H. & Co., Cambridge

Rogers Charles B., Charlestown

Scrihner Isaac W., liovvell

Shattuek W. Sl G., Groton

Sherman John P., Reading

Sisson R. W., Lowell

Smith S. O. & Co., "

Snow I. H., (West) Newton

Staniels Edward A., Lowell

Staniels Edward L., "

Sludley Joseph, Cambridgo(port)

'riiayer Henry, "

'J'oothaker Charles, Lowell

Trull E , Woburn

Vincent F., Waltham

Walker J. C., Charlestown

Warren William, Brighton

Webster William W , Lowell

Whitwell J. George, Framingbam

Willis William H., South Roading

Youngman David, Winchester

ArcMtects.

Bean Daniel G., Lowell

Davies George 11., (East) Cambridge

Esty A. R., Framingbam

Ilovey & Ryder, Cambridgo(port)

Jarvis John, West Cambridge

Merrick Joshua B., (East) Cambridge

Rand James H., Lowell

Stevens John, South Reading

Towlo Lyman, Newton (Centre)

Wiley John, 'M, South Reading

Wilson Walter M., Cand)ridge(port)

Auctioneers.

Adams Otis, Chelmsford

Abbott Joel Augustus, (North) Reading

Abbott J. VV. P , Wesiford

Allen C. E., (West) Newton

Allen J. M., Cambridge

Baker William, Marlboro'

Baldwin Francis, liillerica

Barber 'J'homas, Hopkinton

Battles Thomas B , Sudbury

Bellows C. W., Pepperell

Bellows Luther, Hollislon

Bigelow 11. H., Marlboro'

Billings & Newhall, (West) Newton

lilancbard S., Medfoid

Bolles Daniel, Littleton

Bradshaw S. C. Jr., Somerville

Brigbam William E., Marlboro'

Brown Charles, Lincoln

Brown and Brothers, Waltham

Brown J. B., Stowe

Brown William, Cambridge

Burnham E. U., Newton

Carter A. J., Charlestown

Chamberlain W., Sherburne

Chandler William, Lexington.

Chipman John, Marlboro'

Dana Benjamin, Watertown

Dean Silas, Stoneham

Emerson James G., Melrose

Euslis James, South Reading

Fosdick, Carter & Co , Charlestown

Fuller Alden, (West) Acton

Gay E. A., Marlboro'

Green Samuel S., (East) Cambridge

Hall Gustavus V., Charlestown

Hammond Thomas F., Natick

Handford Horace, Cambridge

Hardy, Dexter & Co , Lowell

Hart Joseph S., Charlestown

flartvvell Stedman, (South) Natick

Heald Cyrus, Carlisle

Heard Horace, Wayland

Hichborn George R , Brighton

Hill Benjamin G., Malderr

Hobbs William, Waltham

Howe Albert, Brighton

Johnson Horatio N., Holliston

Jones E. F., Pepperell

Jones John, Weston

Kimball William, Littleton

Kingman Ambrose, Reading

Knights Samuel C, Cambridge(port)

Lane William J., VVest Cambridge

Leslie M. F , South Reading

Lewis W. C, Groton

Longley James P., Shirley (Village)

Lovejoy Jeremiah, Reading

Manson Frederick, Cambridgoport

Mellen C. N., Hopkinton

Morse Royal, Cambridge

Munroe VVilliam A., (East) (Cambridge

Oliver Daniel S., South Reading

Parker Joseph, Lowell

Parkhurst Henry, Dunstable

Hatch E. B., Lowell

Philbrook John, Lowell

Pierce P. P., Lexington

Powers Charles, Townsend

Prescott Luther, AVestford

Pricbard Moses, Concord

Rawson G. S., Marlboro'

Raymond F. L., Somerville

Richardson Nathaniel A., Winchester

Robbins Isaac. Watertown

Sliupleigh & Farringlon, Lowell

Simonds George, Bedford

Smith S. P., Holliston

Staples Samuel, Concord

Tarbell Lutbur Jr., Pepperell

Tnrlicll I'flcr, Shirley

'J'honi|wiiii Samuol, Tyngsboro'

Weed Otis H., Maldeir

Wheeler E , Framingbam

Wheeler T. 11.,

White J. T., Mcdford

Whitney John A., Asblirnd

Winn William Jr., Burlington

Wright F. W., Ashby

Bacon Works.

Hovey E. & (Jo., Cambridge(porl)
Howo&Teel, "

Bakers.

Adams John, AVatertown

Bean D. S & VV., .Medford

Blood A. G., Lowell

Blood Sewell, Waltham

Bond Albert, Wilmington

Bond T. D.,

Bradt D. & G. J., Lowell

Brown & Co., Charlestown

Childs & Clark, Framingbam

Clark John VV., Charlestown

Conant Josiah A., (East) t;ambridge

Davenport Edwin, Charlestown

Fairlield William, "

Fitcbam E. A., "

Flannegan John O. "

Gardner John W., (East) Cambridge

Gates George, Groton

Gilmore Orin, Charlestown

Harlow Andrew B , Cambridge

Higgins John, Charlestown

Kennedy Artemas, Cambridge(port)

Leiand & Ellis, Holliston

Lewis S. W., Charlestown.

ftloody B , "

Patlee Jesse P., W^est Cambridge

Pierce Benjamin Jr., Weston

Prentiss A., Lowell

Sanborn J. C, "

Scripture I. & Co., Lowell

Sims N , "

Smith & Kenney, Cambridge

Smith Nelson, Cambridge(port)

Snow & Wilder, "

Sweetser Joseph, Lowell

Torrey & Weston, Newton

Waste E. P., Cambridge(port)

Willard J. H.&; Co .Charlestown

Withington, H., Medford

Bedstead Mnnufacturers.

Crosby E. & G , Lowell
Owen & Stratton, Waltham

ledtick Binding.

Huddleston VVilliam, Billorica

Bell Hangers.

Libby I. H., Lowell
Stevens Salmon, "

Belt and Roll Manufacturers.

Gates Josiah, Lowell
Stevens A. &. S., "

Blacksmiths.

Allen A. J., (West) Newton
Allen John P., Sudbury
Alley R. J , Burlington
Alley William G., Billerica
Angier Joseph, Framingbam
Armstrong & Wetberbee, Newton
Bacon William, Ashland
Bailey Charles, (South) Natick.
Barker T. VV., .Marlboro'
Bell & Keen, Medford
Bickford P. B. M., Sherburne
Bigelow F. E, Concord
Bishop Samuel, 'J'ownsend
Blake Darius, Cambridge
Blodgett Jonas, Acton
Blodgctt William H., Acton
Blood S. K., Shirley
Boyso Park, Weston
Bradt B. N., AVestford
Bridges S. R., Hopkinton
Brown James H., (West) Acton
Bryant Aaron, 'J'yngsboro'
Bryant A. W., (East) Lexington
liyanr Marcus D., Chelmsford
Bitrn John, Ashby
("aldwell Joshua, VA'ost Cambridge
(/allaban John, (East) Cambridge
(;arr William, Stow
Chamberlain P., VA'estford
('hilds Calvin, Groton
Coburn David A., Lowell
Conant G. II., Charlestown
Cook II. A., "

MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

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(.'orcornii Luko, ( Kiist) Ciimliridgo
Criifis Mosfis & AtiKisu, Nowton (('on-
Cuiiiinings VV. IJ., Tyn^ialioro' [irc)

Ciillor James !l., C:ifiiliriilyo
Diidiiinii N. 1'., (MxiltriffciKl
Diimon C, (Cocliiuiiitc) VViiyland
Diiinun Myron I)., Ueudinj;
Dane John, liilleiicii
Dano John, Wosltord
Duniuls John, VVuIiham
Diivia S. A , Lcxinylon
Diiy t'tc'phen, (lOusi) Cambridgo
Dod^e r<c\vard, Soniorvillo
Dow J. K., C'amhri(!gc(poit)
Drake Ira, Shorburno
Diirant &. Pahner, (North) Chelmsford
Dutton Alexander, liillurica
Dutton (Joorgo, liedford
DuUon L. L., Acton
Dwyer J. G., llopUinton
Eaines James H., (North) Heading
Kanies Joshua i\., South Reading
Easter Josiah, (Saxonville) Framing-
l^uton Henry, Tewksljury [ham

Eaton Warren, (North) Heading
Emery Darius, Shirley (Village)
Emery James, Charlestown
Emerson Daniel, ".Valtham
Farrar George, Shirley
Eennesscy James, Framingham
Finnegan Hugh, Cambrldgo(port)
Forbes licnjamin, Brighton
Freeman Oliver H., iSlelroso
French Leander, Pepperell
Frost John, West Cambridge
Frost riiineas, Newton (Lower Falls)
Gage & Wheeler, liowell
Garlield Hiram, Weston
Garland G. W., Ijowell
Goodhue William W., Westford
Greenwood Abner, Ashland [kinton
Greenwood Hiram, (Woodville) Hop-
Griffin Silas, (North) Tewksbury
Haley G. W., P,righton
Hall Ammi, (East) Eexington
Hall E & W., Concord
Hall J(din, Marlboro'
Ham &. Brother, (Miarlestown
Hanson Joel F., West Cambridge
Hasting E., Framingliam
Harris Daniel, Acton
Henderson Robert, Cambridge
Hill Amos, Tewksbury
Hill John, howell
Hill Eawrence, "
Hodgkins William, Charlestown
Hodgman Benj., (West) 'J'ownsend
Holbrook H. VV., Holliston
Holden Luther, Shirley
Holt Luther, Lowell
Hood John & Co., South Reading
Hovey George, Cambtidge(pon)
Hutchinson J. VV, Charlestown
Jackson A., VVatertown
Jellison John, Newton (Lower Falls)
Johnson R. B. & F., Winchester
Jones Andrew J , Cambridgo
Kelt J. W., Hollistim
Kilborn J. K., (South) Groton

Kimball , Boxboro'

Knowles J., Lowell
Laikin C, (Charlestown
Lawrence Daniel E., Pepperell
Leeds Joseph, Stoneham
Lchan D., (East) (Jambridgo
Lothrop John, Acton
Lovejoy L. & D., Lowell
ftlansur David, "

Marshall Ehen H., Chelmsford
Maynard Aaron, Billerica
Maxwell T. J., Lincoln
Melbourne Thomas J., Stoneham
Mennig George, Lowell
Merritt Benjamin, Watertown
Messenger H. C., Holliston
Moore H. F., Meillbrd
iMmpby John, (Easi) Cambridge
Nelson Avery, Slow
Ni.holsC., Lowell
Niiltii.gfc Prescott. Cambridge
O'l'rien I) , Franiingham
Orne Kbi-n H.. (.\oitb) Reading
(:>i;oo,l liichard II., Maiden

Pago Daviil, Berlford
Parker Cephas, Reading
Perry J. S., Wilmington
Parker Samuel, Dracut
Peters Edward, Framingham
I'etiingill & Wheeler, tjambridgo
Phelps & Durgin, Walibam
Pierce Elbridge, Shirley (Village)
Pool Joseph, nialilin
Powers Abijah, Sudbury
Priest S., Lincoln
Putnam J. 13., Wilmington
Rand James, Cambiidge
Ranger Henj., 'I'ownsend (Harbor)
Reed S. L., Watertown
Richards Lawrence, Waltham
Richards William R., Ho|)kinton
Richardson A. P., Lexington
Ricliardson John W., (,'barlestown
Richardson Wm. H., West Cambridge
Richardson Wm. S., Charlestown
Riloy Patrick, (East) Cambridge
Robbins John H., Acton
Itobinson Joel, (East) Cambridge
Rogers Joseph, Stow
Russell John A., (East) Lexington
Russell Milo, Groton
Scott Samuel E., Cailislo
Searles John, Townsend
Shaw & Neal, Natick
Simonds John, JMelroso
Skinner Joseph, Bedford
Smith A., Ashby
Smith Edwin, VValthnm
Smith & Meadowcraft, Lowell
Sopor Jacob, Stow
Spear S., Charlestown
Stevens G. A., Littleton
Stevens J., "

Stinson & Poole, Lowell
Stone Buckley, Framingham
Stowe Emerson, Marlboro'
Sutton & Vidito, VVayhind
Symnies Alexander S., Medford
Symmes George W., "

Symmes Marshall, VV'inchester
Taylor Samuel, Bedforil
Thwing Gardner H., (Camhridgeport)
Trowbridge Geo., (South) Framingham
Tucker Ebenezer, Weston
Tufts Edward, Maiden
Tuttle John, Cambridge
Upham Abijah, (North) Tewksbury
Upham George, Weston
Upham Joel, "

Walton Joshua, South Reading.
Warren Alden, Groton
Warren J. D., Littleton
Webster iMoses, (North) Reading
Weeman &. Chalk, Charlestown
Weston S. J. M., (Feltonsville) Marl-
Wheeler Artemas, Lowell [boro'
White Charles, Brighton
VVhite J. H., Littleton
Winchester Samuel, "
Wood M. VV. & Co., Shirley
VA'ood William, West Cambridge
Woodard James C, Dunstable
Wright George P., "
Wright T. B., (Forge Village) West-
Wright William H., Townsend [foid

Blind Fast and Sash Angle
Manufacturer

Bacon Jonathan, Bedford

Boat Builder.

Bowers Jonathan, Lowell

Bolil)in and Shuttle Manufac-
turer,

Fisk G. W., Lowell

Bonnet Bleacheries.

BradshawJ., Lowell

Flanders Peter Jr., "

Thompson Belhuel T., "

Bookbinders.

Dresser Edwin & Co., Cambridge(port)
.iordan .A., Waltham
Learned I>.S [blank books] Cambridge-
Learned S. D., Watertown [port

Marshall John J., Framingham
McDonald H., Cambridge
Merrill &. Straw, Lowell
Nourso &. Rcmick, (y'arnbridgo
Parker Sc Plymplon, HolliHtiin
Pearson James 1)., <-ariibiidge(port)
Snrgeunt B. C, Lowell
Sim.md S. B.,
Stacy John, Concord

BooksellerB.

■Mien Jonathan, Lnwill
Bartlett John, Cambridge
Blake Mrs. (J. M.,(;r(,ton
Blaiicbartl Rufus, Lowell
Butterfield VV. J., Lowell
Crown L. P., "

Davis John VV., "
Dayton N. ij., "
Fowlo-S. VV., VV„hurn
Howe J. T., Natick
Hunnewell William, Cambridgo
Jordan A , Waltham
Learned L. S., (Camhridgeport)
Learneii S 1)., Watertown
March Oliver, Lowell
Blarshall John J., Framingham
Merrill Nathan, Charlestown
Merrill & Straw, Lowell
Malloy George, "

Mnnroe James & Co., Cambridge
Parker & Plympton, Holliston
Pearson J. D., Caml)ridge(port)
Philbrick John, Lowell
Pratt Joseph, Cambriclge(port)
Rupp George, (East) Cambridge
Sargeant B C, Lowell
Simonds S. B., "

Stacy Albert, Concord
Walker James P., Lowell
Walton Amos, Natick
Watson Abijah, Lowell
Whitney Abel, "

Woodard W., 2d , Hopkinton
V'oungman David, Winchester

Boot and Shoe Dealers.

Adams Enos H . Lowell

Arnold & Co., Charlestown

Austin James, Lowell

Bacon R, "

Barr John, "

Bascom William, "

r^erry & Cochran, "

Blanchard Rnfiis, "

Boardman L mgley H. "

Boatdmnn S A., "

Bowker Luke I) , "

Chase Lorenzo. "

Cheney C. 11. R., «

Cook John C., "

Cox Samuel W., Maiden

Critchett Nathaniel, Lowell

Danforth Otis, Cambridge

Elston William, Lowell

Farr & Whitney, ''

Fetnald Lewis S., "

Gladwin P. A., "

Gleason H. C, "

Gleason & Fiske, "

Goodhue William P., Charlestown

Hale A., "

Hill Albert, Lowell

Hill Charles, Maiden

Hovey Joshua, Lowell

Johnson S. J., (East) Cambridge

Keyes James, Lowell

Kiltredgo Daniel, "

Knight & Poor, Charlestown

Leavitt William P., I.,owell

.Martin Newoll, Charlestown

Mason Stephen J., Lowell

McLanalhan II. L. S., "

.McLanatbnn S., "

.Merrill Joseph, "

.Miller Charles, Charlestown

Moore Sabiiliiel, Lowell

Murphy William, "

Nichols &. Wilder, ('ambridge(port)

O'Brien Luke, Lowell

Poor Charles, Charlestown

PritcbanI VVilliain IL, Charlestown

Reed Enos, ('Zast) Cambridgo

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE KECOllD.

Roberts William, Lovvoll
Russell Natlian, Caii)briclgc(port)
yampsiiri & Pear, "

Searles Charles, IjOwoII
S|iencer Michael, "
Stone Samuel, "

Wait James M., Maiden
Ware B. F. & Co.,Wuhurn
Webster William W., Lovvoll
Wellington & Rogers, "
White Khenezer, Charlestown
While T. J., Cambridge
^\'llitely Joseph, Lowell
Winchester AJark, Charlestown
Wood Jonas, Cambridge
Wright George, Lowell
Wright Hapgood, "
Wright N. iM., "

Voujig James, "

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

Abbott R. F., South Reading

Abbott Frederick (North) "

Abbott J. A., " "

Abbott Samuel, " "

Abbott Thomas R., " "

Adams A. D., Charlestown

Albee Abner Jr., Hopkiritori

Avery Ephraim, Melrose

Avery Kittredge, "

FJacon Reuben, Bedford

Baker Geor:;e F., Waltham

Baker William, & S. 1)., Marlboro'

Balcom E. S. & Co , Grolon

Biililwin Henry, Townsend (Harbor)

Baldwin Uriah, " "

Banker D. L., Newton

Barnard & Claflin, Hopkinton

Barrett Artemas, Melrose

Barrett James, "

Batchelder B. F., Holliston

Batchelder John, "

Batchelder Wm. S., "

Bate George, Cambridge

Bencefc Amsdame,(Feltonsville) Marl-

Bemis Royal, Waterlown [boro'

Bent William, (Cocbituate) Wayland

Bigelow C. 1)., Marlboro'

Blaisdell & Dulton, Carlisle

Blood Willard, Ashland

Bowers Charles, Concord

Bowers Charles R., (West) Acton

Bovvker & Phipps, Hopkinton

Bowker Uriah, "

Boyd & Corey, Marlboro'

Brigham Dennison, "

Brigham Ephraim, Natick

Brigham F. & Co., (Feltonsville) Marl-

Brigham George, Marlboro' [boro'

Bryant Joseph, Lowell

Brooks William, Reading

Brown Caleb D., "

Buckman D. & Son, Wohurn

Burnham D. D., Littleton

Burrell Edmond, Sudbury

Butterfield John, Bedford

Bultorworth John, Lowell

Caldwell S., Woburn

Campbell James S., (North) Reading

(Jarr John, Ashby

Chamberlain P. W. & Co., Bedford

Chapman S. H., Pepporell

(;hipmam John, Marlboro'

ClaHin John, Holliston

Clark Charles, Wallham

Clark Daniel, "

Clark Thomas, Cambridge

Coburn Abijah, Weston

(!oburn N. P. &. Co., Hopkinton

Coggin Gilman A., Heading

Cra^in F. IC, Woburn

Craigin E, Groton

Craigin I., "

Crooks S. &. A., Hopkinton

('roflsman A., Shirl<!y

C'limmings Haninl, Woburn

t'ullor Arnory, Holliston

(^"uiler & Leiand "

(y'utlcr Silas, Burlington

Cutter (^'aleb, Shirley

Davenport & Gibbs, Hopkinton

Davenport S. D. &, Son, "

Davis 1, Tyngsboro'

Davis John, Lexington

Davis S. H., Winchester

Daniels George T., Holliston

Dedinan William, Marlboro'

Deland William, (West) Townsend

Denton E , Canibridge(port)

Dickinson E. M., Marlboro'

Dike Lyman & Co., Stoneham

Douse Nathaniel, Sbolburno

Durgin H. P., Natick

Duraiit Reuben, (j'ambridge(pori)

J'uren Warren, Lexington

Eager William, Marlboro'

Eaton Timothy, West Cambridge

Edwardi Baker, Stoneham

Edwards J. P. & E., Lincoln

Ijlliolt Joseph, Somerville

Emerson & Barrett, Melrnso

Emerson Charles, Stoneham

Emerson Darius F., "

Emerson Thorna."?, South Reading

Emery William E., Lowell

Estes Joseph, (South) Groton

Fvans J. M., South Reading

Evans L. B., " "

Fairbanks J., Waltham

Farnsworth David, ( Feltonsville) Marl-

Farrar A. W., Shirley [boro'

Farwell Royal, Natick

Fay S. G., Marlboro'

Felch Isaac, Natick

Fisk John D., (East) Pepperoll

Fisk H. N., Weston

Fisk Lovett, Holliston

Flagg William, (West) Newton

Flanders H. H., Woburn

Flanders John, "

Flanders William, "

Fletcher John, Acton

Flint Frederick VVoburn

Foster Dudley, Billerica

Foster Joseph, "

Foster Samuel, "

Foster Stephen, Reading

Frost William W., Charlestown

Fry S. T., IMarlboro'

Fuller & Newhall, Melrose

Furbush E. A., Ashland

Gamage Joseph S., Hopkinton

Gates Seromus, Ashby

Gay & Proctor, Newton (Upper Falls)

Gleason Lewis P., Bedford

G rammer & Brother, Woburn

Gray William H , Acton

Green Aaron, Melrose

Green George, Stoneham

Green James, Melrose

Green Oliver, Woburn

Green Peter Jr. , Stoneham

Greenwood , Marlboro'

Iladley Timothy B., Stoneham

Hagar Walter, Newton (Lower Falls)

Hall J. D., (North) Townsend

Hanchelt Ebenezcr, Natick

Hanchell F. & Co., "

Ilanchott Wm. T., "

Harvey Patrick, Waltham

Hastings Jonas, Concord

Hastings Jonas, Weston

Hastings William, "

Hawkos Adam, South Reading

Hawks James &. Son, Holliston

Hawks & Perry, "

llawley George, Lowell

Hay Cyrus, Stoneham

llaydcn Isaac J., Lowell

Hayes Ephraim, Natick

Hayes Richard, "

Howes Auron T., (North) Reading

Ilildroth Joseph, Westford

Hill Brewer, Camhridgo(port)

Hill Charles, Maiden

Hill H. W., West Cambridge

Hill John & Co , Stoneham.

Hitchirigs George, Maiden

Hod^don John, Newton (("outre)

Hiililon Abiel & Sons, (loading

Holdon Luther, Woburn

llolyoko Wrn. W., Marlboro'

Hooper William, Tvngshuro'

llon-bton John, Marlboro'

Howard Ainos,,Stoiieluini

Howard Caleb, Melrose

Howe Abraham, Marlboro'

Howe & Brigham, Marlboro'

Hubbard Appleton, Hopkinton

Hubbard Jiickson, Ashby

Hudson William, l.e,\ington

Huntoon A., Lowell

Huntoon Moses ('., Lowell

Hyde Nathan, Woburn

Johnson Harris, "

Jones Abel, Littleton

Jones & Brown, Suilbury

Jones George VV., Brighton

Jones Sampson, Ashland

Kelsey A. A., Concord

Kidder Enoch, Sudbury

Kidder F. H , Medford

King Enos, Hopkinton

Kingman John, Stoneham

Kingsbury Benj. W., Newton (Centre)

Knowles David, (North) Chelmsford

Lamay Oliver, Charlestown

Langley S. T., Woburn

Lawrence A., Tovvnsend (Harbor)

Leath William, Woburn

Leighton Albert. Groton

Leiand Alden, Holliston

Locke Reuben, Jr., Stoneham

Lovejoy James A., Billerica

Lyon James, Brighton

Maguire Andrew, Lowell

Mann William, Maiden

Manning A. W., Woburn

Mansfield F. B., HopkingKm

.Marshall George W., Lowell

Mason A. A., South Reading

Mclntiro Abel, Peppnrell

Mclntire Levi, (North) Townsend

Mono John, Watertown

ftlerrill Darius, Lowell

Merrill Moses, Somerville

Mcsser Moses K., Stoneham

Morley Richard, Brighton

Moore A., Chelmsford

Moore J. N., Lowell

.Morris John, "

Morse E. C, Natick

Morse Freeman, Marlboro'

Morse Leonard, Natick

Morse Walton, "

Motion William, Winchester

Moulton Horace, Framingham

Nash O., (East) Lexington

Newell Elsworth, Ashby

Newhall George, Melrose

Newton H. R., Wayland

Nichols & Wilder, Cambridge(port)

Nichols VV. W., (North) Rending

Nichols, Winn & Co., Woburn

Nulling Eleazcr, (East) Pepperoll

Nnlting Vespasian, Dracut

Oliver T. IC, Stowo

Ordway A. O., (South) Natick

Parker Charles H., Billerica

Parker Edmond, VVinchester

Parker Guslavus (North) Reading

Parker Jerome, Reading

Parker Stillman E., "

Parks Jonas, Watertown

Perkins Jonathan, Mcdtord

Perry (Calvin H., Natick

I'crry William 2d., "

Piorce John, (Saxonvilln) Framingham

Phillips Ezekiel P., Natick

Pratt E.. (Feltonsville) Marlboro'

Puffer Elijah (Saxonville) Frnmingh.im

Purcell John, Cumbridge(port)

Ramsdell Thomas, West Cambridge

Rand Samuel, Cambridge

Raymond Wm. T., Cambridge(port)

Reed Enos, (East) Cambridge

Rhoades Alfred J., Stoneham

liico Abner, (South) Framingham

Richardson Alpha, Stoneham

Richardson Henry, "

Richardson H. G., Reading

Richardson Jedulhan, Woburn

Richardson O. VV. & Sumner, Stone-

llichnrdson Prestmi, Reading [ham

Robbins Asa, Grolon

Koiindy Augustus, Woburn

Itow Parker S.. (;amliri(lge(port)

liowo Allen &. Son, Slonehain

Sawyer John, Stow

MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

lot

Sawyer Josiali, Cnml)ri(l^o(port)

Flsko (Jeorgo, Ijowoll

Dana James, Brighton

Scolley M., Charlnstmvir

Harlow Charles, (;umbridgc(porl)

D:ivi< A. L , Concord

SeavcT Cliarles, llopkinloo

iMt'Sorvo W. iS., Hopkinton

\y.ivi-i (;arilner, Brighton

Seaver Willium, Asliliiml

Mitchell, L. D., Canibridge(port)

Davis II. D., "

Shiilliick Josiuli, (Kaat) I'epporcll

Osborn Dolphin, "

Diivis Samuel, Jr., "

Sliattuck I'ulnam, I'eppnioll

Pa^o George G., " "

Dyer Inaac, "

Sliattuck William, Attoii

I'riest Michael, .Ashland

Dyer Loreii/o, ''

Sherenaii I'rentiss, Waltliam

Priest v., Waterlown

Karnes E. H., Holliston

Slatterv Jiiliii, Lowell

Small A. H.,(West) Nowton

Brass Founder.

Eiitiies J. T., Wilmington
Fames L. C.,

Smith A., Somervillo

Dana l):nid, Lowell

Eaiii..s Willard R., Ashland

Smith A., VVallham

En;;lish John, Brighton

Smith James, Newlon

Brewers.

Fitts Nathan, Lexington

Smith Jusiah, Lexington

Donahoe Owen, Lowell

Fletcher Robert, "

Spraguo Daniel L., Sioneliam

Fowler William, Chailestown

Fletcher Gilman, Billerica

Sprnsue Henry, Melrose

Haley Nathaniel, "

French Volney, Stow

StaUord John, Caml.ridgn

Hancock Otis, Lowell

Fuller Ehenezer, Brighton

Stander Simeon, South Reading

Jones Joseph, Jr., Waltham

Giles Willard,

Steele James & John, Slonehani

Kent John, Charlestown

Goodenough J. B., "

Stevens Darins, "

Gowing James, Wilmington

Stevens John W., Marlhoro'

Brick Makers.

Graves J. J . Groton

Stoddard & Woodman, Nalick

Bennot Clark, Somerville

Hamlett William, Tyngsboro'

Stone Ahijali, Walertown
Stowe Jolin, South Reading

Blake & Hayes, Cambridge

Hapgood Cyrus, Bedford

Chick Horace, Somerville

Hariington C. D.. West Cambridge

Stratton L., (I'eltonsville) Marlboro'

Clark Joseph, "

Hildreth H.T., Natick

Sweetaer A. N. & A. G., So. Reading

Fisk Mark, «

Hill Stephen, Brighton

Sweetser Madison, "

George Obadiah, Cambridgp(port)

llolden Charles, Shirley

Sweetser Tliomas H., Reading

Hadley Benjamin, Somerville

Hollis J. W., Brighton

Sweetser Warren & Co., Stoneham

Holt C,

Hollis T. a.,

Tash J. II..Nallck

Hubbel Peter, Charlestown

Houghton J. C, Littleton

Taylor J. U., Woburn

Hubliel & Abbot, Cambridge

Howe & Brigham, Mailboro'

Temple Hiram, Ashland

Juques William, Somerville

Jackson N. & S., Brighton

Temple R. N., Reading

Kenniston Albert, "

Jackson S. M., Newton (Centre)

Thompson &, Barber, Hopkinton

Kinsley H. & C, "

Jenkins Thomas J., Billerica

Thompson Cyrus A., Reading

Kinsley Z., "

Johnson Benjamin, Brighton

Thorning John, Somerville

Knowllon Ira, "

Jordan Horace, "

Thwing C. H , Woburn

KingG.T., "

Keyes Marcus, (North) Chelmsford

Tidd John & Son, "

Sanborn «t Blair, "

Kingsbury Leonard A., (South) Natick

Tilion A. & Co., Ashland

Sands John, Cambridge

Larkin Selem, Sudbury

Tolman Elisha, Concord

Tufts & Boyden, Somerville

Leiand Ira, Westford

Trask M. C, West Cambridge

Mansfield Joel, Bedford

Tucker Joshua, Hopkinton [ham

Brokers.

Martin Nathaniel, Brighton

Tuttle Isaiah (Saxonville) Framing-

Brown William, Cambridge

McFarland C, Hopkinton

Upham Asa, Jr., Melrose

Brown S. U., Cambridge(port)

Mead A & O., (West) Acton

Upham Benjamin R., "

Fowler H, S,, Lowell

.Moore Abraham, (West) Townsend

Viles Nathan, Waltham

Hews John, Cambridge(port)

Nelson 1)., Holliston

Wait Joshua, [ladies] Maiden

Hovey Ac Ryder, "

Newcomb James, Brighton

Wail Samuel H., [ladies] "

Hyde David, Lowell

Nutter Charles, "

Walcott E. & S., Natick

Marvell Henry W, "

Parker C. L., Winchester

AValcolt George, "

Munroe William A , (East) Cambridge

Parker & Tuttle, Westford

Walcott John H., "

Olmstead E., Lowell

Parks John (South) Groton

Walton E. il.. South Reading

Peabody James, West Cambridge

Warren Isaac, Weston

Brush Makers.

Peabody John, "

Warn n Jonathan, Waltham

Fellows Charles F., Loivell

Phipps William G., Hopkinton

Warri.n Rufus, "

Fellows John, Cambridge(port)

Pierce B. F , Brighton

Washourn 1)., Natick

Hatvoy & Burton, (East) Cambridge

Pierce Horace, "

Washburn & Gurney, Natick

Stratton, Sheriff & Co., (E.) Cambridge

Pierce H. W., "

Washburn Thomas, Framinghara

Butchers .

Pierce Milo, Chelmsford

Wells H. B. & Co., Melrose

Ptatt E. R., Brighton

Weston Aaron, Reading

Abbott Jacob. Brighton

Prentiss James, West Carabridgo

Weston Luther, "

Ale.vander Oliver, "

Raymond C, Littleton

Whilcomb Lowell, Dunstable

Allen & Barber, (West) Newton

Reed George W., Brighton

White John, South Reading

Allen John. (North) Reading

Reed Isaac, (West) .Acton

^Vhite Luther, Littleton

Arnold M. V., Brighton

Reynolds & Derby, Concord

White Robert, Lowell

Arnold S., (Feltonsville) Marlboro'

Rice Edmund, Jr., Brighton

Whitney Joseph, Walthara
Whorlan J. S., Waltham

Baker George, Brighton

Robinson D., Hopkinton

Bates M.,

Russell B. F., West Cambridge

Wiley David, South Reading

Bates Otis, "

Saunders N., Brighton

Wiley E.E.,
Wiley Leonard, "

Bent Rufus, "

Sheldon & Buck, Wilmington

Boynton Isaac, Jr., Pepperell

Smart Richard, Brighton

Wilkins A. B., Stoneham

Boynton Joseph. Brighton

Smith Isaac, "

Wilkins & Ingalls, Acton

Boynton J. T., Bedford

Stevens R,, Pepperell

Wilson Asa, Newton (Upper Falls)

Brackett Chas., Newton (Centre)

Stewart James, Somerville

Wil,-(in John O., Natick

Bracketl Nathaniel, Newton

Stewart Robert, "

Withington Isaac, Brighton

Brewer Elish.i, Brighton

Stone J. F., Groton

Wood A. S., Woburn

Brooks Stephen, "

Stone James F,, Shirley .

AV'ood Elijah, Concord

Buck James, Wilmington

Swan Charles, West Cambridge

Wood William S., ( East) Pepperell

Rurnham Richard, Winchester

Swain N., Ashby

Woodard J. & W., Hopkinton

Butterfield Abel, Lexington

Swain Otis N., "

Woodbury John, (West) Acton

Butterlield S.,

Taylor J., Groton

Wyeth Hollis N., Stoneham

Carter & Gowing, Wilmington

Taylor Jacob F., Brighton

Wyman G. M., Winchester

Chamberlain N. & D. (South) Framing-

Thayer Luther, "

Clapp Moody, Brighton [ham
Clark Edward, Sherburne

Towne Albeit, "

Botanic Medicines.

Towne Amos, "

Cheover .John, Chatlestown

Claik James, Brighton

'I'ravis Clark, Holliston

Cheney William S., Lowell

Clifford E. iM., Holliston

Travis William, "

l>owse Amos W., Lowell

("oburn Edward, Weston

Tubbs , Brighton

Remick Hiram P., Charlestown

Cook Arnold, Somervillo

Upham Clement, Chelmsford

Thompson M. E., Lowell

Cook John, Brighton

Upton Alanson, (North) Reading

Cooledge J- F., (South) Framinghnm

Wethern Nathaniel, Brighton

Box and Trunk Makers.

("unimings N. F., Townsend (Harbor)

Wethern Thomas, "

Allen Otis &. Co., Lowell

Cutter I. D. & C. A, Sudbury

White Abijah, "

Brooks & Tyler, "

Cuzzens Eli, Sherburne

White Caleb, "

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138

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Wilds George VV. & Co., Medford
Woods & Warren, Marlboro'
Woodbridge S. F., West Cambridge

Cabinet Makers.

Adams James, Concord

Badger George, Heading

Badger William, "

Ballard Joseph, (East) Camlirldge

liancroft Joseph W. South Rea<ling

Batchelder George O., Reading

Bellis Matthew, Walthani

Bent Ebenezer, Chatleslown

Bent J. D., Reading

Bent Luther, Watertown

Blanchard Dexter, Groton

Buckley S., Charleslown

Burditt, Ball & Spear, "

Cheney John. Reading

Childs Otis, Framingliam

Clark Charles, (Noith) Tcwksbury

Cummings G., Waltham

Gumming Joseph, "

Damon John F., Stoneham

Delano, J., Charlestovvn

Dinsniore Samuel H., Reading

Dupee Geoige B., Westford

Fewkes Edward, Watertown

Forster, Lawrence & Co., Charlestown

Foster J. & E. & Co., Tewksbury

Francis Walter, (West) Waltham

French E. F., Hopkinton

French Gardner, Heading

Goodnow William, Waltham

Hancock Horace A., Cambridge(port)

Harnden Sylvester, Reading

Hart J. M., (North) Reading
Hixon Edward, Cambridge
Holmes E. & Co., Charlestown
Holmes F. M. & Co. "
Holmes & Fletcher, "
Kendall John, Framingham

Kiernan James, Cambridge

Kimball Stephen L., South Reading

Kingman Francis, Reading

Kingman Henry, "

Kingman Josiah A., "

Kite James, Charlestown

Lawrence William, Burlington

Leonard G. F. & E. A., Camhridgc(port)

Manning Ezra C, Reading

Masse Marcellas, "

Parker & Manning, "

Patten Aaron H., Billerica

Peitce F. & J. & Co., Charlestown

Periy Charles, "

Pevear Thomas, Reading

Pond Nelson, Holliston

Pratt Asa, Watertown

Robinson & Fifield, Charlestown

Ross Ozias, Lowell

Ruggles Samuel T., Reading

Sanfbrd A. W., (South) Natick

Simonds T. F., Waltham

Simonds William, Winchester

Smallwood E. A. & G. T , Newton

Skinner A. H., Cliarlestown

Sweet & Bayer, Cambridge(port)

Taylor Sewall, Sudbury

'I'horpe Thomas E., West Cambridge

Walker Francis, Waltham

Whall Geo. F., Brighton

Witrcdge William (North) Reading

Wood C. P., Watertown

Wright A. & G., Westford

Candles.

[See Soap and Candles.]
Cap Makers.

Bent & Bush, Lowell
Hopkinson A., "

Carpenters and Builders.

Adams Al)iiah, Ashliind

Adams & Alwood, (East) Cambridge

Allen & Co., Lowell

Armstead John, Charlestown

Atwood Benjamin E., Lowell

Bailey E. K., Ashland

Bailey Thomas H., (East) Cambridge

Baker A., Lowell

Baker K. W., Winchester

Balch James, (West) Acton

Bald Noah, Townscnd

Barber H., Holliston

Barker Josiah H., Melrose

Barker Samuel, "

Barnes Sylvanus, Marlboro'

Barrett J. O., (Wesfl Townsend

Batchelder Josiah, (North) Reading

Beaty & Bradley, Medfurd

Bellows Luther, Hollislou

Bellows S. A., "

Bemis C. W., Waltliam

Benson Samuel, Lowell

Bigelow Charles, Sherburne

Bigelow James, Ashland

Bigelow & Wight, Natick

Bird Charles, Jr., (South) Natick

ISIack Simon, Maiden

Blake C, Lowell

Blake John, Melrose

Blanchard Alanson, West Cambridge

Blood Luther, Groton

Boulton Stephen H., Natick

Boutell Calvin, Townsend

Bowker Samuel, Ashby

Bradbury & Tenny, Sometville

Bradley George, South Reading

Brasee M. P., (East) Cambridge

Brewster R. R., Ashland

Broad F. W., Brighton

Blown Abijah, Marlboro'

Brown Amos, Charlestown

Brown David, Marlboro'

Brown D. h..

Brown F. C, Lincoln

Bruce Adolphus, Weston

Bruce & Pettingill, Lowell

Bryant William, Tewksbury

Buck J. S., (East) Cambridge

Buck Silas B., (East) Cambridge

Bullaril Appleton, Holliston

Burbank William, Medford

Burns Jefferson, Melrose

Burr Gushing, West Cambridge

Burrell J. H., Charlestown

Buttrick F., Concord

Buttrick Francis, Waltham

Buttrick Isaac (East) Lexington

Caldwell Charles, Medford

Campbell Charles, Wayland

Campbell Warren A., (North) Readin;

Capel Curtis, (East) Lexington

Caswell Asa, Natick

Chamberlain John, Cambridge

Chapman Elias, Pepperell

Chapman & Porter, Charlestown

Cheney Henry, (Assabet) Sudbury

Childs S. A., (West) Acton

Clark Aaron 2d, Charlestown

Clark David, West Cambridge

Clark Jonathan, Maiden

Clark Joshua, "

Clark Ozias, Cambridge

Clark Simon P., "

Clement .Moses, Winchester

Clement William P., Hopkinton

Clisbee John, Marlboro'

Colbuin A., Hopkinton

Colburn D. G., "

Cole Samuel G., Lowell

Collins Hiram, Cliarlestown

Conant Bailey, Stowe

Corey George, Westford

Corson Jedediah V., Melrose

Cousens Horace, Newton (Centre)

Cousens Joseph E., " "

Cowdry N. VV., (East) Pepperell

Crawford John, South Reading

Creesy Daniel, Reading

Gushing & Bates, Charlestown

(.^utler Amos B., Bedford

Cutlei Isaac, ("ambridgo

Cutler Nathaniel C, Bedford

Cutler Thomas C, "

Cutting Ephraim, Weston

Dailey Lewis, (Cambridge

Dame W. W., Brighton

Damon John E., Ashby

Davies (Jeo. M., (East) Cambridge

Davis D. & B., Lowell

Day Ralph, Cambridge

Dow Daniel F., Pepperell

Dowser William, Lowell

Dudley F. K., Waltham

Dudley S. W. &l J., Cambridge

Dunham I. P., "

Dupee C. H , VVest Cambridge

Dupee W.T., "

Dwight Francis, Shirley

Fames Joseph H., (North) Reading

Eaton Ezra D., " "

Ellis John, Charlestown

Emerson Ik. Lamkin, Lowell

Emery Stephen, Melrose

Esty Dexter, Framingham

Fall Geoige H., Maiden

Fall Gershom L., "

Fall Sewall,

Fay fliram W., Marlboro'

Felch Andrew W., (South) Groton

Fernald E., Cambridge

Fifield & Peabody. Lowell

Fitzgerald Stephen, Lexington

Fletcher B. F., Camhridge(port)

Fletcher J. E., Littleton

Flint S. & B. K., Cambridge

Floyd Daniel, Billerica

Foss Darius W., Lexington

Francis Ebenezer, Cambridge

French & Fuller, Lowell

Frost Oren, Tewksbury

Gay J., Charlestown

Geoige James, Brighton

Giles & Noyes, Acton

Gilmore Metcalf, Holliston

Goodwin Charles H., Reading

Gowing Eliab, Townsend

Grant Elijah, Cambridge

Grant Job N., (East) "

Gray George, Waltham

Green Elislia, Stoneham

Green Jeremiah, South Reading

Grover Edmund, (North) "

Hall Ira B., Dunstable

Hamlin Cyrus, Westford

Hamlin Paiker W., (North) Tewksbury

Hammond Martin, Natick

Hart John, Townsend

Hart Samuel, "
Hapgood W. G., Marlboro'

Hardy Samuel, Billerica

Hartwell John B., West Cambridge

Haitwell J. C , Shirley

Haseltine G. W., Lowell

Haven George F., Marlboro'

Haven Isaac, "

Hayes Luther S., Cambridge

Haynes Nathan, (Saxonville) Fi'^ming-

Hayward Francis, Acton [ham

Hayward Matthew, Cambridge( ort)

Hay ward Moses, Acton

Hayward William, Lexington

Healey John P., Natick

Healey Joseph, "

Heath J. H., Watertown [mingham

Hemmenway Adam, 2d, (South) Fra-

Hemmenway A. H., Waltham

Hemmenway Dexter, (So. )Framingham

Hemmenway E., " "

Hemmenway J., " "

Hemmenway John, " "

Hersam Oren, Stoneham

Hill John, Somervillo

Hoar Daniel, Waltham

Hobson Moses, Concord

Hodgen Isaiah, Newton

Hodgman George. Ashby

Holden Jonas, Shiiley

Holmes Stephen, Newton

Holt Daniel, Lowell

Holyoke Edward, Marlboro'

Hood Abram K., Lowell

Horn George, Watertown

Horn William, Jr., "

Hosley A. J., (VVest) Townsend

Hosiner N. S., Concord

Hosmer D. W.. (West) Acton

Houghton Charles, Waltham

Houghton W. P., (VVest) Newton

Howard Calvin, (North) Chelmsford

Howe Elbridge, Marlboio'

Howe H. C. & J. F., Lowell

Huckins N., Lowell

Hunt J., Charlestown

Hurd & Cook, (West) Newton

Hutchins S., Charlestown

MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

139

Hutchinson Kfustus, Ciiinlirldgo
Jiicol)9 diaries S., Mndforil
Jiirvis John, West Ciiiiibridge
.r.iquoa H. »., ('hnrhsslown
Jii(|ii<!s John I'., 'IV'wkshury
.lonuinga Jeaso, llopkinton
Johnson A. S. (West) Nuwion
Johnson A. W., llopkinton
Johnson Elmore, VVinciiijstor
Johnson Gideon, Wallhiiin
Johnson P. H., llopkinton
Jones P., Acton
Jones J., Lincoln
Jones S. A., t^ti(ll)Liry
Jordan A., Newton ( l/0«rr Fall-i)
Jordan Thomas ( I'.asl) (^amhriiigo
Kendall Amasa, Franiingham
Kendall Jeremiah, Tj'iigsboro'
Kandall John,
Kendall S C, Waltham
Kendtick Samuel C, Maiden
Keyes George VV., Newton (Lower
^ Kimhall Moses, Melrose [Falls

Knapp E., Acton
Knowlton Edward, Ashland
Larcom Jonathan, Chelmsford
Lawrence A., Ashby
La\vrence David, "
Lawrence J. \V.. Peppcrell
Lawrence Levi, Ashby
La\vrence Lorini;, "
Lawrence 0. F., Shirley (Village)
Lawrence William J., Ashby
Libby Isaac H., Lowell
Lincoln G. & C. A., Cambridge
liimkin Jacob, Melrose
Litchtield R., Cambridge
LooUe Simeon, Melrose
Locke William, Lexington
Lougley E. D., Shirley (Village)
Longley Otis, " "

Loring Elisha B.', Maiden
liOthrop Amasa, Sherburne
Ldvett Thomas, Lowell
Lowell John, IVpperclI
Lucas Milo, (West) Xewton
Lyudc Anios P., Jlelrose
Lyon William, Newton (Lower Falls)
Mann Ebenezer, Sherburne
Manning J., (Feltonsville) Marlboro'
Marple John M., Charlestown
Mason S. L., "

Masse John, (South) Natick
Mathes A., Lowell
McCaren Terrenco, Lowell
McGaffery & Henry, "
Meeks Timothy, Concord
Merrill Ezekiel, Shelburne
Sleserve C, Hopkinton
Miller Jacob, Pepperell
Miller Samuel, "
Jlilton J. S., Charlestown
Moore Sumner, Wayland
Morse J. A., (South) Natick [ham

Moulton Chas., (Saxonville) Traming-
MuUiken Henry, Lexington
Mulliken Isaac, "

Ncwcomb 1. W., South Reading
Newton David, Marlboro'
Noble John, Maiden
Noycs Joseph, Lowell
O'Brien James, Charlestown
Orcutt Levi, SomerviUe
Orcutt Levi Jr., "
Packard Zenas, Holliston
Paine John, Charlestown
Page Asa, Billerica
Palmer A. C, Charlestown
Palmer Granville, (East) Cambridge
Parker Eli P.. Chelmsford
Parker William 2d. Reading
Parkhurst Edwin K., Chelmsford
Parride John, Weston
Patcli William, A\'altham
Payson Edwin, Holliston
Payson S. & W. L., "
Peabody & Woodward, Lowell
Pendexter C. & A., ( East ) Cambridge
Perkins Andrew C. South Reading
Perkins John. Wayland
Perkins Levi, Cambridge
Phelps Jonas, Hopkinton

Phelps Sylvester. IIopkinf/>n

l'licl)is fliniiias. (South) Natick

Pii-kclt Samuel, ('ainlirid.,'c

I'icn-r .t ISurnhani, Watertown

I'iiTce .lames, Medlurd

Picrci' Ncliemiali, llopkinton

l>ik(r S. E., Holliston

Platts P., Watertown

Polland Dawson, (West) Chelmsford

Pond J., Hopkinton

Poi)e & Pingree, Newton

Porter IL W., Heading

Pratt A. W., Charlestown

Pratt Edward, '"

Pratt , Maiden

Prentiss D. V.. Hoiikinton

Prcscott numiihrey, liurlington

I'ringle .lohn, South Reading

I'ritehard G. W., Littleton

Proctor James, Lowell

Purrington John, South Reading

Putnam J. B., Hopkinton

Randall Benj., Somerville

Reed S. A., Peppcrell

Reed William U., Bedford

Reeves Henry, Wayland

Richardson & Collamore, Winchester

liieker M. & J., Cambridge(port)

Rivers Isaac, "

Robbins & Law, Littleton

Robinson C. H., Stow

Rogers William R., Maiden

Rowe S. W., (iroton

Russell .Samuel C.,Carnbridge(port)

Salter Joseph, Billerica

Sanderson Henry, Townsend (Harbor)

Sanger Joseph, U'atertown

Sanger S. A. & Ambro.se, Sherburne

Saunders & Blodgett, Cambridge(port)

Saunders William, Cambridge

Sawtell .(osiah, Lowell

S.awtcll .losiah A., Lowell

Sawtell William. Shirley (Village)

Scarle William, Townsend (Harbor)

Shattuck Joseph, Winchester

Shaw I^wis, Cambridge

Shed Thomas R., Billerica

Sherwin Nero, (West) Townsend

SherwinT., " "

Smallidge J. W., (East) Cambridge

Smith & Hayward, Charlestown

Smith Josiah, Weston

Smith Micah, Stow

Smith Nathaniel, Natick

Smith Reuben, Stow

Smith Sidney, Marlboro'

Snell Orlando, Lowell

Spalding & Page, "

Sparrow Jas. H., Cambridge(port)

Spokesfield Joseph W., Reading

Stacy Rufus K., Lowell

Stevens John, West Cambridge

Stewart Eli, SomerviUe

Stickney Nathaniel, Dracut

Stickney & Shepard, Cambridge

Stiles Stephen, "

Storer & Blanchard, West Cambridge

Stone J. B., (Cochituatc) Wayland

Stone H. P., Winchester

Swallow B., Tyngsboro'

Swallow James, Dunstable

Sweet D. M., Lowell

Taylor Elbridge, Wilmington

Taylor Franklin, Melrose

Temple Timothy, Reading

Tenney Samuel, Townsend

Thomas W. B., Medford

Tower Charles, Stow

Tower J. L., "

Treffren Jonas, SomerviUe

Trow Francis R., Camliridgc

Trowbridge Otis, Newton

Turner J. Jr., Charlestown

Turner Luther. (West) Newton

Tuttle D. A., Lexington

Tuttle J. S. & J. W., SomerviUe

Tyler Edward. (East) Lexington

Underwood George. Franiingham

Underwood John. (East) Cambridge

Valentine Is.iac B., Hopkinton

Vickery Jonathan A.. \Vinchester

Wadleigh J. C , Brighton

Wait (;alel), Mnlden

Wait & StevenK, Cambridge

Waleott D. H., (KeltonHvilh;) Marlboro'

Ward George, (West) Newton

\VaterH D. G.. Shirley

Watson Edwiird F., liOWcU

Wavmouth (Jeo. W., "

W.i.lier .lohn 11., Cambridgc(port)

W.'llHigton Albert. Ashby

\\illiiigton I). K., West Cambridge

Wi'ston (ieorge, Lincoln

Wetlierbee Andrew, Wultbam

V\ etlicrbec Asa, Ijowell

Wetlierbee JO. C, Concord

Wetherljee Josiah Jr., Waltham

\\ etlierbee Oliver, Boxboro'

Wheeler Erastus 0., Ashby

Wheeler Jo.siah 1)., Acton

AVhipple Oren, Newton

Wliitclicr Ha/,en, Stoneham

Whitromb 0. W., Shiriey (Village)

^Vliite .lohn P., Cambridge

Whitman Kbcn W., South Reading

Wiggin William IL, Lowell

Wiley Adam, South Reading

Wiley I'eter, " "

Williams G., Charlestown

Willis S. A., Sudbury

Wilson J., Charlestown

Wilson J. B. & C, "

Wilson Nathan, Cambridge(port)

Windsor W. S., Brighton

\\'inn Francis, Cambridge

Winter Stephen, Billerica

Witt E., (FeltonsvUle) Marlboro'

Witt G. D., " "

AVorcester J. & F., Stoneham

Alright Alanson, Lowell

Wright Ephraim, Westford

Wright .lames M., Billerica

Wymau E., Charlestown

Carpetings.
Adam & North, LoweU
Hardy Thomas, "
JIcDonald John & John Jr., Lowell
AVeaver & Brother, "

Carpet Manufacturers.

Cowley J., Lowell

Knight & JIaynard,(Assabet) Sudbury

Lang Roger, Lowell

Lowell Manuf. Company, Alex. Wright,

agent, Lowell
Mather J., Lowell
Siner J., '"

Carriage Manufacturers.

Abbott Levi, WUmington
Adams Willi,am, Hopkinton
Allen & Mulliken, Cambridge
Arnold Edwin, Sudbury
Atherton Walter, Townsend
Bacon Isaac P., Bedford
Bispham Thomas, Natick
Blake Edwiird, (South) Natick
Blodgett 0. M., Billerica
Bogle E. B., Brighton
Bowers Jonathan, Lowell
Brigham William, (East) Lexington
Brigham A\'iUiam E., Marlboro'
Brooks Lawrence, Dunstable
Brooks Silas, Bedford
Brown Edward, Stow
Brown James, "
Buckman S. C, West Cambridge
Burt George E., Westford
Byam Stillman, Chelmsford
Caldwell Joseph, Brighton
Carr E.. Groton

Caulkin John, Newton (Lower Falls)
Chapman E. A. & F. L., Cambridge
Childs W. Ward, Stoneham
Cogswell & Fiske, Brighton
Cook Asa, Newton (Upper Falls)
Currier W. C, West Cambridge
Cutler James M., Holliston
Cutler Josephus W., "
Cutler Simeon, "

Dav & Converse. Lowell
Dcering & Prichard. Brighton
Dickson William, fl'est Cambridge

140

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Dix Joseph 0., South Reading

Dixon Joseph, Charlestown

Dudley \V. K., Wayland

Durant John, Pepperell

Durant John W., "

Eaton J. B., Lowell

Emerson Daniel, Waltham

Fisher Addison, Natick

Fisher Anson, Newton (Lower Falls)

I"rost Aaron Jr., Tewksbury

Frothingham Richard, Charlestown

Garfield George, Weston

Ilauson Joel F., West Cambridge

Harrington Edwin, Sudbury

Harnden Jonathan (North) Reading

Ilarwood E. & E. A., AVestford

Ilarmond E. Jr., Ashland

Hastings Hollis, (South) Framingham

Heard J. F., Wayland

Hitchcock George L., Ashby

Hemmenway Elliott, Marlboro'

Horn C. E., (South) Framingham

Howard Elbridge A., (North) Reading

Houghton N. S., Reading

Howe James, Marlboro'

Hunt Joshua, Carlisle

Hunnewell Charles, Cambridge

Jenkins Joel, Lowell

Joy N. T., (East) Pepperell

Kegan Patrick, (West) Newton

Kingman Ambrose, Reading

Kingsbviry Joseph, Waltham

Lapham D. K., Groton

Lapham L., Littleton

Lynde Nathan, Charlestown

Manning 0., Littleton

Martin William H., Cambridge(port)

JIaynard Oilman, Marlboro'

McDaniel James R., Groton

Mead Lyman, Boxboro'

Moore George R., Westford

Morrill C, Wilmington

Newhall Francis, Lincoln

Partridge Joseph, HoUiston

Pierce Abijah, Weston

Pratt & Perkins, Medford

Proctor Charles, Chehnsford

Puffer Reuben, Watertown

Piand Benjamin, Cambridge

Rand Willard, Weston

Rhoum , Watertown

Robbins , Dunstable

Sage Samuel, Bedford

Salisbury James C, Sherburne

Shed John, Charlestown

Smith A. J., Charlestown

Smith Dennis, Watertown

Spaulding Isaiah B., Chelmsford

Stearns Charles, AVayland

Stevens L. W., (West) Acton

Stevens Sampson, Westford

Stevens AVilliam, Townsend

Stickney Solomon, (East) Lexington

Stone J., Somerville

Sylvester Q. A., Townsend

Symmes L. R., AViuchester

Teele Elbridge, Medford

Thayer Isaac F., Concord [ham

Trowbridge George, (South) Framing-

Trowbridge Stephen AV., Newton

Tucker C. K., Lexington

Tufts Elias, Medford

Tufts Richard, "

Tufts F. H., (East) Cambridge

Twitchell J. A., AValthara

AVare V. 0., Sherburne

Waters J. J., (AVcst) Townsend

W;i(ts Francis A., Cambridge

Wliitc AVarren, AVatertown [ford

AA'hittomore & Hamilton (N.) Chelms-

AVilliams Emery, Shirley (A'illage)

AVilson Frederick, Dunstable [ing

AVinship John &, Brother, South Read-

AVoods M. AV. & Co., Sliirley

A'oung Alexander, Jlopkintou

Carriage Repository.

Tamplin James B., Charlcstuwu

Carvers.
Bent Everett, AVatertown
Brown F., Charlestown

Fewkes J. & E., AVatgrto^vn
Hyde James, Chai'lestown
Stevens George, Charlestown

Chair Factory.

Holt Asa, Ashby

Chemical "Works.

Newton Chemical Co., George Gardner

& Co., (Boston) agents, AValtham
Hollis Charles, Charlestown

Cigar Makers.
Bennett B. F., Billerica
Douglass & Greenwich, Camb'ge(port)
Fisher Joseph, AFaltham
Farrar James, Maiden
Fowler George D., Lowell
French AA'illiam S., Charlestown
Hammond N. 0., (East) Cambridge
Harvicker Henry, " "

Howlett AA'illiam, Cambridge(port)
Leonard C. AA'., "

LeFrancis Thomas, "
Mason Allen, Lowell
Mort J. AV., "
Morris Samuel, Maiden
Sylvester J. L., Cambridge
A'aneida John, Maiden
Valentine Isaac, Reading
AAHiitney H. A., Lowell
AA'itham Thomas, Cambridge(port)

Civil Engineers and Surveyors.

Abbot E., AVestford

Adams T. J., (North) Chelmsford

Apploton Edward, Reading

Bacon Austin, Natick

Bancroft Joseph, Reading

Barker E., Charlestown

Bennet John, Lowell

Blake J. B., Newton (Centre)

Dullard Otis B., Holliston

Butler Caleb, Groton

Butterfiekl & Swan, Lowell

Chase Josiah 6., "

Cloyes Jonas, Framingham

Crehore C. F., Newton (Lower Falls)

Davis Seth, (AVest) Newton

Doane T. & J. Jr., Charlestown

Dodge J. C, AA'est Cambridge

Eaton Henry L., South Reading

Farwell R., Marlboro'

Felton & Parker, Charlestown

Frost Abner, Lowell

Frost Jonathan, Reading

Grout AVilliam C., AVayland

Hathaway A. K., Medford

Haynes John AA'., Sudbury

Howe C. M., Marlboro'

Latham Cyrus, Lowell

Livingston S., Westford

Jlason AVilliam A., Cambridge(port)

Jloore Arad, AValtham

Newell J., Lowell

Nixon AVarren, Framingham

Pickcrsgill AV. C, Lowell

Priest J. A., Littleton

Rawson G S., Marlboro'

Kice Marshall S., Newton (Centre)

Richardson A. L., (East) AVoburn

Kichardson C. R., Lexington

S:inliorn I). A., Somervillo

S|.ai-rcll John, Medford

Stearns & Sanborn, ('harlestown

Stone F. M., AValtham

Synimos Edward, A\'estford

Tliorcau II. D., Concord

Tiiwcr Charles, Stow

Tuttic h'niiicis, Acton

A\ hitiiey Joseph, (East) Cambridge

AVilson Walter M., Cam bridge( port)

AA'ood William H., Marlboro'

AVoodward Ebenczer, Newton

AVyman Stephen Jr., Ashby.

Clocks.

Balcom A'arn\nn, Lowell

Krost Jonathan, [maker] Reading

Libby J. H., Lowell

Molloy George, "

Pratt Daniel & Sons, [makers] Reading
Stevens S., Lowell

Clergymen.

Thf. letters in brackets below denote the
Denominations as follows: — C. T.,
Congre^ationalist ( Trinitarian) ; B.,
Baptist ; F. B., Freewill Baptist ;
ill, Mi-thodist; M. P., Metliodist
Protestant ; M. E., Methodist Epis-
copal; E. M., Ei:an. Methodist; E.,
Episcopalian; C. V., Congregation-
alist (Unitarian); (Jr., Universal-
ist ; Ch., Christian; R. C, Roman
Catholic ; N. J., Neiu Jerusalem ;
Me., Millerite; Mn., Mormon.
Adams Charles, Cambridge(port)
Adams Dar\vin, [C . T.] Dunstable
Adams Geo. AV., [C. T.] Shirley (A'ill.)
Adams J. G., [Uv.] Maiden
Albro John A., [C. T.] Cambridge
Alden Seth, [C. U.] Lincoln
Alger Horatio, [C. U.] Marlboro' [ing
AUen Ephraim W., [C. T.] (No.) Read-
Allen John, [B.] Groton
Babbige Charles, [C. U.] Pepperell
Babcock Daniel H., [C. T.] Littleton
Ballard Josiah, [C. T.] Sudbury
Ballou H. 2d, [Uv.] Medford
Balfour AA'., Charlestown
Banister S. AV., [C. T.] Carlisle
Barrett Fiske, [C. U.] Lexington
Barry AVilliam, [C. V.] LoweU
Bates Reuben, [C. U.] Stow
Battell Allen E., [B.] Marlboro'
Blain John, Charlestown
Blanchard Amos, [C. T.] Lowell

Blodget , [M. E.] (North) Heading

Boomer J. C, [B.] Chelmsford
Brewster AA'illiam H., [M.] Lowell
Bridge AV. J., [C. U.] Lexington
Bronson A. C.,[B.] (North) Reading
Brown F. G., [B.] Townsend
Brown Jas. F., [C. U.] AVest Cambridge
Budington AVm. I., [C. T.] Charlestown
Bulklev Edward A., [C. T.] Groton

Burbank , [B.] (AVoodville) Hop-

kinton
Burnap Uzziah C, [C. T.] Lowell
Caldicott Thomas F., [B.] Charlestown
Chandler Seth, [C. U.] Shirley
Child AVillard, [C. T.] Lowell
Child AA'illiam C, [B.] Framingham
Clark Benj. F., [C. T.] (N.) Chelmsford
Clark Edward W.. [C. T.] Reading
Clark Stillman, [C. U.] Townsend
Cleverly A. P., [Uv.] AValtham
Coggin J., [C. T.] Tewkesbury
(Joolidge J. A., [IJv.] Lexington
Cook Theodore, [C. T.] Stow
Cookson John. [B.] Reading
Cox Leonard, [B.] AA'oburn
Cox S. AV., [M. E.] Lowell
Crane 0., [B.] Weston
Crudden Peter, [R. C] Lowell
Gushing AVilliam, [C. U.] Bedford
Cutler Lyman, [C. T.] Pepperell
Davis Hasbrouck, [C. U.] AVatertown
Day Henry, [B.] Ashland
Denham George, [C. T.] Marlboro'
Denison Joseph, [M. E.] Holliston
Doggett Theophilus P., [C. V.] Ashby
Ddw.ve Edniana,[C. T.] Sherburne
iHiiiliam II. ('., [.Al. E.] AVeston
DdUi^hcrty Alanasscs, [R. C] Cambridge
Duncan .l'., [B.] Lowell
Dwi^aiit Mo.'^ely, [M. E.] Watertown
Eaton Eilwin A., Cambridge(porl)
Eddy D. C, [B.] Lowell
Edson Theodore, [E.] Lowell
Edwards B. A., [B.] AA'atertown
Edwards Jonathan, [C. T.] AVoburn
Ellis George E., Charlestown
Emerson Alfred, [C. T.] South Reading
Emerson Brown, [C. T.] Dracut
Emerson Reuben, [C. T.] S. Reading
Farrelly Edward, [R. C] (Saxouvillc)

Framingham
Farrellv Edward, [R. C] Hopkinton
Fates f. F.. [E.] Waltham
Field .loseph, [C. U.] AVeston
Fisk Franklin, [M. E.] Marlboro'

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Flood Patrick, [11. C] Wiilthnm
Flood Patrick, [K. 0 ] Watcrtown
Francis (.'onvcr.i, [C. II.] Cambridge
Frost (Jcorgo \Y., Sudbury
Frost Barzillai, [C. U.] Concord
Furbor D. L., [C. T.] Newtou (Centre)
Fuller K. K., [15.] Modford

Gaylord ,[Uv.] Lowell

Gilbert Lyman, [C. T.] West Newton
Goodrich Massena, (East) (Cambridge
Guilford E., [Uv.] (North) Heading
Hackett II B., [B.] Newton (Centre)
Uanks Stedman W.. fC.T.| Lowell
liaskins D. G., [E.] Medtbrd
Hatch W. II., [M. K.] Melro.se [town
nemi>stead Henry E., [M. E.] Charles-
Hill tioorge, [rvj West ('.■inibridge
HiUTIioiims, lUv.l W:ilMi;ini
Hoppiu Nicholas, [E.] Cambridge
Horton Francis, [C.T.] W. Cambridge
Horton Jotham, [M. E.] Natick
Howe S., [B.] Lowell
Hutchings Hiram, [B.] Charlestown
Jackson W. C, [C. T.] Lincoln
Kendall IloUis, (M.) Woburn
Knapp A. L., [0. U.] (West) Newton
Latham Thomas M., [M.] Dracut
Lamson Samuel, [C. T.] Tewkesbury
I,ea,vitt William S., [C. T.] Newton
Ix'land Ira, [li.] Lexington
Lewis Willard, [JI.E.] Uopkinton [port
Lovejoy Joseph C, [C. T.] Cambridge-
Loveland J. S., [M. E.] Charlestown
Lyndon Patrick F., [R. C] "
Luce Leonard, [C. T.] Westford
Manning James, [Uv.] Concord
McClure A. AV., [C. T.] Maiden
McDermott J. T., [R. C] Lowell
Mellen C. W., [Uv.] Chelmsford
Merrill A. D., [M. E.] Medford
Merrill Joseph, Dracut [bridge

Merrill John W., [M. E.] (East) Cam-
Miles Henry A., [U.] Lowell
Moore John H., [Uv.] South Reading
Morse William, [C. U.] Tyngsboro'
Muzzey A. B., [C. U.] Cambridge(port)
Newell William, [C. U.] Cambridge
Nichols John, [Ur.] HoUiston
Northrop B. G., [C. T.] (Saxonville)

Framingham
Northrop I. U., [C. T.] Melrose
Noycs G. K., [C. U.] Cambridge
O'Brien John, [R. C] Lowell
Park H. G., [C. T.] Burlington
Parker Joseph W., [B.] Camb-ge(port)
Parkhurst John, [B.] Chelmsford
Parsons W. R., [M. P.] Melrose
Patteson R. E., [B.] Newton (Centre)
Pettes Samuel Jr., [C. U.] Billerica
Pettee J. T., [M. E.] (Saxonville) Fram-
ingham
Phillips Daniel W., [B.] South Keading
Phipps Joseph H.. [C. U.] Framingham
Pierpont John, [C. U.] Marlboro'
Pope A. R., [C. U.] Somerville
Pratt Francis G., [C. T.] Maiden
Prior John, Cambridge
Proctor George, [Uv.] Billerica
Putnam S., [M. E.] Newton (Up. Falls)
Richardson H., [B.] (West) Acton
Uiordan Geo. T., [R. C] (E.) Cambridge
Ripley H. J., [ B.] Newton (Centre)
Sears Edmond H , [C. U.] Wayland
Sewell Samuel, [C.T.] (North) Woburn
Shaw Linus II., [C. U.] Sudbury
Sheldon L. II., [C. T.] Townsend
Sikes Orin, [C. T.] Bedford
Smith Benton, [Uv.] Shirley
Smith J.W., [B.] Lowell
Smith S. F., [B.] Newton (Centre)
Stearns J. D. G , [C. T.] Billerica
Stearns Wm. A., [C. T.] Camb"ge(port)
Steele John M., [C. T.] Winchester
Stin.<on R., [Uv.] Acton
Stockbridge J. C.. [B.] Woburn

Stubbat , [B.] Maiden

Studley William S., [.M. E.] Maiden
Swallow Joseph E., [C. T.] Wilmington
Swazey Arthui-, [C. T.] Brishton
Talbot J. W., [Uv.] Melrose
Tappan Benj. Jr., [C. T.] Charlestown
Teuton W. F., [Uv.] (West) Newton

Thayer T.H., [Uv.] Lowell
Thayer W. M., [C. T.] Ashland
Thurston James, [C. U.] (South) Natick
Thomp.son (ieorge W., [(J. T.] Dracut
Topliff Charles H., [B.j Charlestown
Townu J. II., [C] Lowell
Townley R., [Uv.] Charlestown
Tucker Joshua T., [C. T.] Holliston
Tupper Samuel, [M. E.] Townsend
Vose H. C, [Uv.] Watertown
Walker J., [C. U.] Cambridge
Ware .lohn F. W., [(". U.] Cambridgep't
Warner A. B., [C. T.] Medford
Watson William II., [B.] Natick
Webster John C, [C.T.] Hopkinton

Webster , [15.] Newton ( Upp. Falls)

Whitcomb W. ('., [C. T.) Stoncham

AVhite W. H., [C. U.] Littleton

Whiting L., [C. T.] Reading

Whitney Frederick A., [C. U.] Brighton

Whitney John, [C. T.] Waltham

Wild Zenas, [B.] Billerica

Wood C. W., [C. T.] Ashby

Wood Horatio, Lowell

Woodbury James T., [C. T.] Acton

Clothing and Fumisliing Goods.

Belio Label, Lowell

Brine W., (East) Cambridge

Bugbee Amos, Woburn

Burbank, Chase & Co., Lowell

Burnap John, Lowell

Burnap William H., Lowell

Burnap & AN'oodward, Lowell

Caswell F., Lowell

Colby & Totman, Lowell

Connaughy I'atrick, (East) Cambridge

Evans Josiah F., Lowell

Farnsworth T. G., Waltham

Farrington D., Lowell

Farrington Isaac, "

Gilbert A. Jr., "

Goldsmith Thomas, Lowell

Hay ward Asa E., "

Heath William, Charlestown

Hill Charies, Maiden

Howe Willard, (South) Framingham

Irish Cornelius, Waltham

Jewett & Gates, Charlestown

Kelley A. S., Cambridgeporfc

Leslie E, C, Lowell

McEvoy Hugh, "

Nichols Hiram, "

Putnam Addison & Co., Lowell

Quinn John, "

Roaf N. R., Cambridge(port)

Rogers A. B., Watertown

Slain Thomas, Lowell

Stacy L. P., "

Tuxbury T. L., & Co., Lowell

Usher Henry W., Medford

Wait James 31., Maiden

White T. J., Cambridge

Coach and Car Trimmer.

Livcrmore Charles, (East) Cambridge

Coach Lace Manufacturer.

Wightman 'William J., Reading

Coal and Wood.

Aikin James, Lowell

Angler Luther, Medford [ton

Brackett C. H. & A., Newton & Brigh-

Brooks & Tyler, Lowell

Carleton A., Charlestown

Ca.swell William, Charlestown

Chaffee K. S. & Co., (East) Cambridge

Chase Jacob, Waltham

Cushing & Richards, Medford

DixJ.Jr., Charlestown

Edmands B. & Co., Charlestown

Fisher George, Cambridge

Fletcher Horatio, Lowell

Fuller James G., Charlestown

Gilkey Royal, M'atertown

Goodridge George, Charlestown

Gooch John, Cambridge

(ircgg Alexander. Jledford

Howard Horace, Lowell

Houghton A. & Co., (East) Cambridge

Kittredge W., Lowell

Knight's. & E., Charlestown

Livingston William, Lowell
Lord .lereniiah I'., Maiden
McKarlin W. & L., Lowell
Newcomh A. G., South Readini;
Oakman & Eldridge, Charlestown
Parmcnter J. W., Waltham
Parsons John, CharlcHtown
I'lMiiiuian D., Lowell
Phillips Ezekiel, [coal] Natick
l;i(hardson W. T., <'ambridgc
Rus.sell Josiah H., West Cambridge
Sanborn John, Charlestown
Shapleigh & Farrington, l.,owell
Smith M. L. & Co., Cambridge
Stone A. J., "

Tay R. L. & A. Hammond, Ch.arlesto'n
Taylor Oliver, (East) (Cambridge
Thompson Benjamin & Co., Charlcst'n
Tufts A. W., (Iharlestown
Tufts J. W., Maiden
Warner J. L., Waltham
Wiley Timothy Jr., Stoneham
Willard Emery, Brighton
Woods J. S., [coal,] Natick
Wood & Prescott, Concord
Wyman AVilliam, (East) Cambridge

Coffee Grinding.

Stuart & Humphrey, Lowell

Coffin Warehouses.

Clough Isaac S., Waltham
Litchfield Roland Jr., Cambridge(port)
Proctor James, Lowell
Prow Francis R., Cambridge
Rollins A. P., Cambridge(port)
Ross 0., Lowell

Commission Merchants.

Dewey George M., Lowell
Mixer, Pitman & Co., Lowell

Confectioners.

Bell Elizabeth, Lowell
Cassell W. C, Charlestown
Childs George H., Charlestown
Colby Sarah A., Lowell
Dickey Benjamin F., Lowell
Douglass & Greenwood, Camb'ge(port)
French A. B.. Lowell
Hobbs C. B., Lowell
Lum Isaac, Cambridge
Marshall Hubbard, Dracut
Oldham James, Ixjwell
Parmenter Harriet, Lowell
Ramsay A. H. & Co., Cambridge
Smith William E., Charlestovm
Wait D. S., Lowell
Wood Lydia, Lowell

Coopers.

Adams James E., (West) Townsend

Adams & Powers, Townsend

Bills Daniel, Townsend

Blood Nathan, Pepperell

Brooks S., Townsend

ChafRn Aaron, Acton

Cheney Thomas F.. Dunstable

Clough John, Medford

Cutting Levi, Framingham

Davis Elnathan, To\vnsend

Dole Reuben, Marlboro'

Evans Hosea, (West) Townsend

Fessenden Walter, To\vn.send

Giles Daniel, Townsend

Gilmore W. M., (West) Acton

Gilson John, Ashbv

Handley D. M.. Acton

Hastings Jonathan, Brighton

Heald Joseph, Carlisle

Ilolden Artemas, Lowell

Johnson Lewis, Charlestown

Realty & Garrity, Lowell

Knight 0. R., Charlestown

Locke C. A., Charlestown

Lund James, Charlestown

Osborn Eli, Weston

Parker Josiah, Ashby

Peacock F., Charlestown

Proctor Benjamin F., Cambridge(port)

Putnam S: Jewell, Cambridge(port)

Shattuck C, Pepperell

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Shattuck J., I'epperell
Smith Arad, Stow
Stewart W., Charlestown
Stockbridgc L. N., Charlestown
Tarbell Lampson, Cambridge(port)
Tuttle Francis, Acton
Upton Joseph, Tyngsboi'o'
AVoodward James, }5unstable
Wright Frauldin, Peppercll
AV'jman John, Tyngsboro'
Young JoseiJh, Heading

Comb Manufacturers.

Iloughton & Daniels, HolUston
Shcpard Calvin, Ashland

Coppersmith.

Hay-ward Henry L., Charlestown

Cordage and Twine Manufac-
turers.
Allen Hiram, SomerTille
Arkerson James, Cambridge
Arkerson Leonard, Cambridge
Butler Thos., [twine] Cambridge
Kdwards 6. W., Cambridgc(port)
Edwards John, Cambridge(port)
Galaty James, Somcrville
Hegney John, (East) Cambridge
Lockey John, Cambridge(port)
Scotchbum T., [rope,] Lowell
Sproul Francis, [twine,] Camb'ge(port)

Cotton &o Woollen Print Works.

Daily John & Co., Watertown
Schouler William, Acton [Cambridge
Schouler Robert & Brother, (West)

Cotton Eleacheries.

Boston Manuf. Co., Isaac W. MuUiken,
agent, Waltham [agent, Lowell

Lowell Bleachery, Chas. A. Babcock,
Somerville Bleachery, Somerville

Cotton Manufacturers.

[See Manufactures.]

Counsellors.

Abbott & Brown, Lowell
Abbott Julian, "

Abbott J. W. P., Wcstford
Adams Joel, Lowell
Adams John T. K., Lowell
Adams Josiah, Framingham
Alger n. A., Lowell
Andrews C. C, Newton (Lower Falls)
Bacon J. W., Natick
Ball B. W., Lowell
Banks N. P., Waltham
Beard & Howe, Lowell
Bcmis Charles, Watertown
Bemis I. V., "

Bigelow Alpheu.f, AVcston
Bigelow F. W., AV'atertown
Blaisdell & Abbott, Lowell
Bonney A. P., "

Brooks Geo. M., Concoi-d
Brooks N., "

Brown & Alger, Lowell
Brown William L., South Reading
Bullard Elias, HoUiston
Butler Caleb, Groton
Butler & Webster, Lowell
Butterficld Charles, Tyngsboro'
Buttrick & Marrett, (East) Cambridge
Cavorly & Adams, ].i0vvell
Caverly Z. B., "

ChamlHjrlain & Jacobs, Camb'ge(port)
Cobb M. G., Charlestown
Converse Joshua P., Woburn
Corliss H. G. F., Lowell
Crosby F., "

Dana .lames, Charlestown
Dean & Dinsmoor, Lowell
Edwards Abraham, Cambridge{port)
Esty C. C, Framingham
Farr A. W., Lowell
Farley George F., Groton
Farwcll John, Tvngslioro'
Farwcll Richard," Marlboro'
Kisk(^ I.^anc, Weston
Gcrrlsh James, Shirley (Village)

Goodnow C. W., Concord

Griffin J. Q. A., Charlestown

Heard F. F., Hopkinton

Heard F. F., Framingham

HilUard Abraham, Cambridge

Hoar S., Concord

Jackson B. F., Lowell

Jeunison S. Jr., Newton

Judd Chauncy P., Reading

Keyes I. S., Concord

Knowles John A., Lowell

Ladd John S., (East) Cambridge

Ladd Jonathan, Lowell

Lapham Rufus, "

Lewis Charles, Maiden

licwis Samuel P., Peppcrell

Livermore George W., Cambridge(port)

Lynde Alonzo V., Stoneham

Moore Arad, Waltham

IVIorse Isaac S., Lowell

Neal G. B., Charlesto\vn

Needham Daniel, Groton

Nelson Albert H., Woburn

Parker Frederick, Lowell

Partridge , Newton (Lower Falls)

Perry S. B., Medford
Poole & Sweetser, Lowell
Poor Bushrod W., Lowell
Potter & Gordon, South Reading
Prescott A. A., Reading
Prescott Joshua, "
Preston Marshall, Lexington
Plummer William, "
Randall James M., Wobnrn
Richardson D. S. & AV. A., Lowell
Ripley Ezra, (East) Cambridge
Robinson John P., Lowell
Robinson J. P., Dracut
Russell Bradford, Gi'oton
Russell James, West Cambridge
Rutter Josiah, Waltham
Sawyer William, Charlestown
Sherman E. F., liOWcU
Smith William, Lowell
Smith AV'm., Dracut
Somerby Gustavus A., Wayland
Spaulding John, Groton
Stearns William S., Maiden'
Stone J. M., Waltham
Train C. R., Framingham
Waldron George P., Lowell
Warren G. Vf., (Charlestown
Weutworth T., Lowell
AVhitman lieorge, Billerica
AVhitney B. A\'., Cambridge
AVhitney Edwin, Stow
AVillard Paul, Charlestown
Willard Paul Jr., "
AVorcester Frederick A., Townsend
AVright Nathaniel, Lowell

Country Stores.

[ Where are kept Dry Goorfs, Groceries,
Crockery, Agricultural Tools, etc.,
etc. Those who deal exclusively in
one kind of goods will not be found
here, but under their respective head-
ings.]

Adams Daniel, Townsend

Adams Sanford, AVilmington

Albee C. A., Hopkinton

Andrews & Tliomijson, HoUiston

Bacon Albert, Bedford

Baldwin J. Jr., Billerica

Barrett C. B., (\V>st) Townsend

Barrett James, Melrose

Barrett & AA'hitney, Shirley

Bartlctt Ira, Ashbv

Batchelder B. P., (South) Groton

Becker Andrew, Sherburne

Bennett William S., Woburn

ISigelow L. & Co., Marlboro'

Bigelow Lyman AV.. Boxboro'

Boutwell & Crosby, Groton

Bridge I., AVinchester [boro'

Brigham & Peters, ( Foltonsvillo) Marl-
Brown John Jr., Concord

Bullard & Nichols, HoUiston

Bunting (.!. A., Groton

Burbank Leonard, Dracut

('lapp Isaac J'c .'^anuK'!, Mai len

(,'lark Alplieus, Slierbiu-ne

Clark & Edwards, (South) Natick

Clark George, Sherburne

Clark, AYinch & Co., Natick

Cleland John & AViUiam, (S.) Natick

Coburn Augustus, Dracut

Cobum & Johnson, Hopkinton

Converse M. L., AVoburn

Cutting George AA'., AVeston

Damon Chas. R., (Cochituate) AVayland

Davis C. B., Concord

Dickinson F., Billerica

Drake & Evans, AA'ilmington

Dudley Benj. A., AA'aylaud

Dunn AA'illi.ara, Dunstable

Edwards B., Littleton

Elliot Samuel, Tyngsboro'

Ellis Samuel & Co., (Saxonville) Fra-
mingham

Emerson D. F., Stoneham

Everett Cyrus, Newton (Upper Falls)

Farnsworth & Boardman, Melrose

Fiske, Saunders & Co., (SaxouviUe)
Framingham

Fletcher S. & S. D., AVestford

Fletcher Simon T., Carlisle

Flint Rufus H., Melrose

Flint Simon, Dracut

Folsom John L., (South) Groton

Foster & Co., (North) Reading

Foster Enoch, Tewkesbury

Foster E. S. & Co., Shirley (Village)

Foster Stephen, Reading

Fuller & Newell, Melrose

Gardner M. T. Ss Co., Shirley (Village)

Gleason George, Burlington

Goodnow Asher, Sudbury

Gray AV. II., Tewkesbury

Green Reuben, Maiden

Grover AA^m. H., Newton (Centre)

Hartshorn Dennis, (Bragville) HoUiston

Hastings Benj. .Tr., Concord

Heard Newell, AVayland

Ilildreth A. A\^, AA'cstford

Ilildreth Geo. AV., Concord

HiU John & Co., Stoneham

Holden Nathan Vf ., Maiden

Holden Rufus & Co., Acton

Hooper AA'illiani, Tyngsboro'

Hosmer George, Weston

Houghton S. M., HoUiston

Houghton ElbriJge, Stow

How Phineas, Concord

Howard Amos, Stoneham

Howard C. P., (North) Reading

Howe Albert, (West) Townsend

Hunt C. & E. & Co., Sudbury

Hurd Uzziel, Littleton

Jennison AA'illiam, Ashland

Johnson & Bemis, HoUiston

Johnson & Carter, "

Jones E. F., Pepperell

Jones G. AV., Ashland

Kendall H. & Co., Ashby

Kimball A\'illiam, Littleton

Knowles Henry, South Reading

Leighton A., Groton

I.eland Albert, Ashland

Lentell J. A^, (AA'cst) Acton

Loring H. & Co., Marlboro'

Loring J.ames H., Pepperell

Lyman, Dike & Co., Stoneham

Jlace Sylvester, Dracut

Mansfield Edward, South Reading

Mead John, (West) Newton

Mellen C. N., Hopkinton

Motcalf S., HoUiston

Millikin E. T. & Co., Ashby

Morey & Ellis, Natick

Mor.se Hir.am A., HoUiston

Morse T. J.. Shorlnn-nc

Alonroe .Fonas, Itedford

Munroe A'arnum, Carlisle

Nichols S. B., AVilmingtoii

Nichols, ^Vinu & Co.. Woburn

Osgood & A\'hitney, Townsend

Page 0. L., Concord

Parker Artcmas, Carlisle

Parker J. S., Lexington

Parker Thomas '2d, Dunstable

Parkhurst S. S., Chelmsford

Phipps Benj., Hopkinton

Poor Samuel, Melrose

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143

I'ottcr & (lorrisli, (Initnn

I'owcrM Clnirlrs, (Sduth) Kramhijilmm

rr.-itt 'I'lK.inns, l!r,i<liiin-

I'l-csfott Asii, (iMiriri'villo) Westlbi-a

I'lvstdii II. K., Tcwkislinry I

I'litimm Frjinklin, KcadiiiK [boro'

Ifiiiuliill .loniilhan, (KoltniisTillo) Marl-

Kocd William II. II., JAxin^ton

Kice (}. & h\, (Kockbottoin) Stow

Kiel' II., Lincoln

Iticluircl.'i & Drake, Marlboro'

Kiihard.son Alpha, Stonehani [ford

Koby, Sawyer & Co., (West) Chelms-

Kowc, Allen & Sons, Stoncham

Seaward .Tolin M. & Son, JS'atick

Shackford John, .Maldiii

Shattuck \V. & (i., (Init.oii

.Sherwin Levi, ( West) Town.sond

Smith UcniuMiin, (.Vssabot) Sudbury

Smith ,*<. ]il(«l'.:e(t, (North) Chelmsford

Smith CJeor;;-!', Way land

Smith S: Hill. (Ivist) bcxinirton

Smith .lacoh, (Nortli) Itcadini;

Smith .lohn, (U'ooilvillc) lloiikinton

Smith William H. 2d. (Kast) Lexington

Snow I. II., (West) Newton

St<>vcns Darius, Stonehani

Stiles Lucius, Carlisle

Stiles Thomas, Bedford

Stone K., Sudbury

Symnics Edmund, I,exington

Sweetser Warren & Co., Stonehani

Taylor A. & Co., Winchester

T.aylor .lanvcs, Newton (Upper Falls)

Temple Ilirani, Ashland

Thompson fc Barber, Ilopkinton

Thompson Nahum, Sudbury

Thompson & Tidd, ^\'oburn

Tucker .J A.. (Kast) Pepperell

Tuttlc James & Co., Acton

N. K. Protective Union, Division No.
57, South Reading

ATait Thomas .Ir., Maiden

Walcott Hiram, Townsend (Harbor)

AValcott & Uolden, Concord

AValtou Amos, Natick

Warren E. H. & Co., Framrngham

Webster E. F., Chelmsford

Wells Ilenrv B., Melrose

Wetherbee D. 2d & Co., Acton

Wheeler & Co., Framinghara [ham

Wheeler T. H. & Co., (South) Framing-

Whiteomb Oliver, Townsend (Harbor)

Whitmarsh Charles, Stow

Wiggins S. W., Ashland

Wiley E. E., Heading

Wilson S. C, (North) Chelmsford

AVood A. Jr., Groton

AA'oodard AVilliam 2d, Ilopkinton

A\'ood William U., (Feltonsville) Marl-
boro'

AA'oodbury AVilliam, AYoburn

Crayon Manufacturer.

Brown Ciu-tis, Waltham

Crockery and Glass "Ware.

Bemis Nancy, Charlestown

Brown Ephraim, Lowell

Bruce & Gregory, Cambridge(port)

Dearden AVilliam, Lowell

Hunnewell AVilliam, (East) Cambridge

Hyde Edward, Cambridge(port)

Lesure Benj. F., liOwell

Little George AV. & Co., Charlestown

Mansur Stephen, LoweU

Otfutt George, '•

Page, i'ay & Co., "

Palmer John, (East) Cambridge

Kupp George, '• "

Sanborn, Hill & Co., Brighton

AVatriss AVilliam, Cambridge

AVhitney, BracUett & Co., Cambridge

Curriers.

Bcarrett S. & E., Shirley

Bucknam Stephen & George, Stoneham

Burr Levi, Ashby

Chase Samuel C, Charlestown

Cruse Solomon, Maiden

Dix Benjamin, Groton

Dix Benjamin, Littleton

Favor & IIolTman, Cambridge(port)

Fcrnald AV. H., Maiden

Fisk Oliver, IloUiston

Fletcher Peter, Stow

Fuller W. O., Stoneham

(inmimer .lohn G., Maiden

(iuild Chester & Sons, Charlestown

Hartshorn F. G., "

Hide Henry II., Framingham

Hobbs k I'lagcn, Wi'ston

Hurd William, I morocco] Stoneham

Lane George, Charlestown

Lee (U'lirgc, Tewkesbury

Mann Alexander, Charlestown

Mitclu'U I'atrick, (Hast) Lexington

Morrison David, Lowell

Packer , (West) Newton

Peabody John, Groton

Pollard Samuel, Charlestown [boro'

Uandall Philo A., (FeltonsviUe) Marl-

lUchardson Ira G., Westford

Smith John, Lowell

Thompson B. F., AVinchester

Tidd & Bloomer, Stoneham

Travis Randall, Holliston

Trull Herbert, (North) Tewkesbury

AVarren Isiwc, Framingham

AVebster & Co., Maiden

AVright B., Lexington

Cutlery.

Smith John, Lowell

Daguerreotypes.

Fogg C. A\'., AValtham
Gilchrest & Currier, LoweU
Gilchrest George C, "
Hazelton B. C, "

Howes Samuel P., "

Osborn Albert W., "

Simpson A. J., "

AVarren Andrew, AA'altham
AA'arren G. K., Lowell

Dentists.

Abbott Samuel, Lowell

Allen J., (North) Chelmsford

Coolidge ,7ohn B., Natick

Cowles J. II., (Saxonville) Framingham

Edwards Andrew, Concord

Field F., AValtham

Gladwin Silas ¥., Lowell

Iluckins D. T., AA'atertown

Johnson A. T., Lowell

Kidder C, Framingham

Knowlcs Calvin C, Lowell

Ladd Calvin B., "

Lawrence Ambrose, "

Lawrence Samuel, '"

Lewis J., AValtham

Manley U., Lowell

Mansfield George, LoweU

Rogers Z., Charlestown

Sherman N., A^■altham

Thompson C. E., Groton

Underwood Jos. Jr., AVest Cambridge

A'inal AVilliam D., LoweU

A\-ard S. L , "

AVetherbee Isaac J., Charlestown

AVhite E. Y., Littleton

AVTiitney H., Charlestown

Distillers.

Lawrence Daniel, Medford
Stratton & llowlaud, Charlestown

Doors, Blinds, and Sashes.
Arnold L., Soraorville
Benson S., Lowell
Brackett Cephas, Lowell
Brackett S. R., "

Clark Charles B., South Reading
Farson Samuel, Lowell
Fifield & Peabody, "
Fiske & Xorcross, '•
Goward Jason, Acton
Gould Joseph. AA'atertown
Guy C. v., Ashland
Ilyde Isaac, Cambridge
Johnson S. & F. H., AVinchester
Kellev AA'ilUam, Lowell
KendaU J. & G.. (North) Chelmsford

Lothrop (JharlcH D., Acton
Luke JaincH Jr., Cam bridgc( port)
Osboni Dalphon, "

I'helps S. \Y., (EaBt) PcppcrcU
Place Isaac, !,iiwell
Priest D. II., AVatertown
Rindge Daniel, (Fast) Cambridge
Siiwyer Joseph, Watertown
AVaterman & Litchfield, Medford

Door Plates.

Apploton J. P., Lowell

Door Springs.

Hill Orin F., Lowell

Dry Goods.

[See also Country .Storfs.]
Abbott C. F.. AA'est Cambridge
Abbott Theresa, Lowell
Adams Amos. (Kast) Lexington
Adams W illard. Waltham
Arnold A\'illiam. Ch.irlestown
Bacon George AV., Newton
Bates & Saunders, Cambridge
Battles A., LoweU
Baxter D. D., "
Ben thai & Hilton, Lowell
Bigelow & Newell, AValtham
Billings Albert, Newton (Upper Falls)
Bowers A. & L., AValtham
Bradt & Orange, LoweU
Brinnan Michael, "
Brown Joseph S., "
Bruce & Gregory, Cambridge(port)
Castles S. Jr., Lowell
Cobum Jonas & Co., Medford
Culbertson John, Concord
Cummings & Burt, LoweU
Cutler Samuel M. & Co., Charlestown
Curtis Helen, Stoneham [mingham
Danforth Samuel S., (SaxonvUle) Fni-
Davis William J., Lowell
Drew Charles AV., "
Farnsworth T. G., AValtham
Fosdick AVilliam, Charlesto\vn
Fowle John 2d, AVoburn
Flagg Hiram, "

F'lagg John P., Charlestown
Folsom Charles D., (East) Cambridge
Folsom J. P. & Co., Lowell
French Sanford B., Maiden
Frost .Jonathan, Reading
Fry Charles 6., AValtham
FuUerH. B., Lexington
Gove Luke. LoweU
Griffin A. J., «
Hall & Burnham, Newton
Hardy B. T., LoweU
Heath A. H. & Co., Charlestown
Hildreth C. & Co., Lowell
Hoogs Geo, AV., Newton (Lower Falls)
Hosmer Stephen, Lowell
Hyde Edward, Cambridge(port)
Ingraham W. H., AVatertown
Jordan Charles, (East) Cambridge
Kimball John H, LoweU
Kimball E. F., "

Ladies' P. U. Store, "
Lucas T., "

Maguire & Ca.ssidy, "
Mansfield Edward, South Reading
Jlesscr C. AV., Stoneham
Alorrison A.B., Lowell
Murdock Asa, (East) Cambridge
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Medford
Nichols (.'harles R., Lowell
Nichols Samuel, Reading
Osgood A. C, Lowell
Parker S., Reading
Peabody James M., Lowell
Phipps S. G.. Charlestown
Prescott & Proctor, AVest Cambridge
Priest H. W.. LoweU
Raymond F. L., Somerville
Read John & Co., Cambridge
Rosers A. B., AVatertown
Sanborn. Hill & Co.. Brighton
SkUton John. Charlestown
Smith John & Georire, LoweU

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Snow & Co., Oambriclge(port)

Sprague Phineas, MpJden

Stone C. J., Waltham

Stratton T. D., Waltham

Taylor James, Newton (Upper Falls)

Thurston John C, Cambridge(port)

Tower James, Lowell

Upham & Clark, AValtham

Usher J. G., Winchester

Ward & Thompson, Lowell

Watriss William, Cambridge

AVest Daniel & Co., Lowell

Wheeler Jonathan, (East) Cambridge

Wheeler & March, Watertown

Wilson John Jr., Lowell

Woodbury James, Charlestown

Wjman N. Jr., Woburn

Dyers.

Barrett & Brothers, Maiden

Chambers C, Lowell

Clifford Weare, "

Crowther Henry, "

Holt John, "

McGarry John, Waterto\vn

Page William, [agent] SomerviUe

Dye Woods, Drugs, ^^-c.

Talbot C. P. & Co., Lowell

Dye Wood Extractors.

Adams George, Watertown
Thayer F.F. & Co., "

Dye V/ood Grinding.
Freeman William F., Watertown

Edge Tool Manufacturer.

Barnard Granville, Watertown

Engineers and Surveyors.

[See Civil Engineers.]

Engraver.

Hedge Frank, Lowell

Fancy Goods.

Allen Otis L., Lowell
Bascom AVilliam, "
Berry & Cochran, Lowell
Brown M. M., "

Callender S. B., Cambridge(port)
Clark James, Lowell
Cokely Thomas, (East) Cambridge
Eastman Daniel, Lowell
Emerson Philip, "
Gordon Ellen, "

Maynard Charles, "
Maynard C. I. W., "
MeLanathan H. S. S., Lowell
McLanathan Samuel, "
Morrill N. W., "

Mowry N. B., "

Packard N., "

Pearson Henry, Cambridge(port)
Pratt Joseph, " "

Snow & Co., " "

Stone & To^vne, Lowell
Taylor S. G., Cambridge(port)
Thurston J. C, "

Feather Brush Manufacturer.

Davis Abbott K., (East) Cambridge

File Cutter.
Ashworth Sager, Lowell

Fish. {Fresh.)
Brown David, Charlestown
Fellows Cyrus, Cambridgc(port)
Smith William, Charlestown

Flannel Manufacturers.

[See Maniifarturcs, Woollen.]

Flour and Grain.

Bemis Nathaniel, (South) Framingham
Brackt'tt C. H. & A., Brighton
Brackett C. H. & A., Newton
Blanchard, Wright & Co., Lowell
Clark, Winch & Co., Natick

Coburn J., Lowell .

Corner Josiah, "

Daniels S. 0., (South) Framingham

Davis Hervey, Cambridge

Eames Benj., (North) Reading

Farrar & Harrington, Watertown

Fay F. M., (South) Framingham

Haselton H. B., Watertown

Hastings T. & Co., (East) Cambridge

Hill H. & S. P., Charlestown

Hills C. F., Lowell

Jones George W., Ashland

Livingston William. Lowell

Mackintire James, Charlestown

Morey & Ellis, Natick

Pierce H. C, Hopkinton

Quint Wilson, Maiden

Stearns & Colburn, Cambridge(port)

Stickney & Curtis, Cambridge

Train Edmond, (East) Cambridge

Tufts N. Jr., Charlestown

Wesson & Gai-y, "

AVinnek James P., Medford

AVood & Hall, Cambridge

AV'ood Samuel, Lowell

AA'oodbridge S., Charlestown

Fork Manufacturers.

Hay and Manure.
Pope & Parsons, Shirley (A'illage)
AA'heeler David, (West) Townsend

Fruit.
Fogg Luther, Lowell
Hunt Sarah, "
O'Connor J., "
Kichardson Nehemiah, Lowell
Smith John, "

Stratton E., "

AA'hitney H., '•

AA'ilson Daniel, "

Furniture and Feathers.

Adams & North, Lowell
Allen George AV., AV'oburn
Bates E. A., Hopkinton
Clark, AVinch & Co., Natick
Coburn & Johnson, Hopkinton
Clough Isaac S., AA'altham
Fosdick, Carter & Co., Charlestown
Forster, Lawrence & Co., "
Hancock Horace A., Cambridge(port )
Hardy Thomas, Lowell
Kieruan James, Cambridge
Morey & Ellis, Natick
Offutt George, Lowell
Russell Thomas, Cambridge
Shapleigh & Farrington, Lowell
Smith, Puffer & Co., "

AA'eaver & Brother, "

Whitney & Brackett, Cambridge

Furs.

Bent & Bu.sh, Lowell

Brazer William P., Lowell

Gammell John, AA'est Cambridge

Gilbert A. Jr., Lowell

Lewis Samuel Jr., AVest Cambridge

Merrill Joseph, Lowell

Gas Fixtures, &/C.

Darracott George .Jr., Lowell

N. E. Gas Pipe Co., R. Reed, Lowell

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

Kelley A. S., Cambridge(port)
Kimball A\'illiam, Cambridge

Gilder.

Seward Daniel, Charlestown

Glass and Britannia Manufac-
turers.

Bay State Glass Co., (East) Cambridge
Draper Francis, " "

N. E. Glass Co., " "

Glue Manufacturers.

Collins E. J., Newton (Lower Falls)
ColUns Frederick, " "

Green House Plants.

[See jS'Krseries.]

Grindstone Manufacturer.

Barrage J. & Co., Cambridge

Grist Mills.

Adams E., Chelmsford

Barrett Samuel, Concord

Benjamin W. 0., Lincoln

Bennett Jonathan, Pepperell

Blake Oilman, (East) "

Blood & Page, (North) Chelmsford

Bowers Micajah, Carlisle

Brinley Nathaniel, Tyngsboro'

Clark Jonas Jr., AValtham

Cutter Cyrus, AVest Cambridge

Cutter G., Medford

Button Solomon, Sudbury

Faulkner W. E., Acton

Fitch David, Bedford

Foster Joseph, Ashby

Gleason & Dall, Stow

Grout AV. C, AA'ayland

Harding M. E., Ashland

Hayward Otis, Concord

Hollingsworth I. M. & L., Groton

Howe !B., Sudbury

Jackson James, Ashland

Johnson P. E., Hopkinton

Kilburn Jonathan, Shirley

Lawrence John, Groton

Leland J. M., Sherburne

Lincoln William G., AA'atertown

Livingston AVilliani, Lowell

Moore Ephraim, Sudbury

N E. AA'orsted Co., Framingham

Page Thomas, Carlisle

Patten Aaron H., BUlerica

Pratt Nathan & Co., Acton

Richardson A. B., Sudbury

Richardson John, Billerica

Bobbins Cyrus, (South) Natick

Smith & Hill, Lexington

Southworth Charles, (North) Town.send

Stickney & Fitch, Cambridge(port)

Swallow Daniel, Dunstable

Trull Jesse, (North) Tewkesbury

Tufts N. Jr., Charlestown

Upton John, Tyngsboro'

A'arnum Daniel, Dracut

AA'arren & Tuttle, Littleton

Wesson & Gary, Charlestown

AA''etherbee D. 2d, Acton

AVhipple 0. M., Lowell

AA'ilson Daniel, Billerica

ATiison Francis, Bedford

Wood Georse S., Chelmsford [boro'

AA'ood AVilliam II., (FeltonsviUe) Marl-

AA'oodward James, Dunstable

Gunsmiths.

Babcock M., Charlestown
Hayues Joshua, AValtham
Pratt A., Concord
Richardson 0. A. & Co., Lowell

Hair Dressers.

Bannister Edward, Jlalden
Barth Daniel W., Lowell
Beal & Hadley, Charlestown
Benson H. J. it., (East) Cambridge
Bentley John, " "

Bixby Charles, Charlestown
Bootii Kohler, Lowell
Brinsley Frederick, Lowell
Brooks William F., "
Buck George AV., Hopkinton
(!admus J . Elias, Cambridge
Chamberlain J. M., Charlestown
Faves M. P., "

Gale A. E., Natick
Gardner & Lewis, Lowell
Gray John B., Charlesto^vn
Green Joseph, Cambridge
Crush Joseph S., Lowell
Gunnison E., Charlestown
Hadley E., "

Harran J. L., Lowell
Hilton John T.. Brighton
llodsdon A. II., South Reading
Ilolbrook — , Brighton

MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

14;

Howard M. P., Canil)ri(lKo(port)

•lacksou Mosvs II., CharlestoWQ

.lacksoi; William, <'oiiconl

JdliiisDii II. ,1., Chailcstowa

l.ciio.x .loliii, Watci-tcuvn

Ia'mox .loliii M., Waltham

l,cw IVtor li., Lowell

I.L'wis Duttfiii,

l.cuis .1. W., Canibriilf^e

.Mitcliril (ItMir^'c, Meilfortl

Mitchoil (liMirixo & W. P., Charlcstown

Nasoii Oliarlc.f, \Vost ('aiiibni.lge

Xeal C. II., Oliarlcstowii

IVak H. N., Mcilfonl

I'hipps Sannit'l, IjOwcU

rroctHi- II. H., •'

Kiclianlson KJwanI, Modford

Kusi; r. S., l/iwell

'I'ash Charles (i., Charlcstown

'n^Uord .lames T., (Ea.st) Cambridge

Toiiey U'illiaui, Lowell

AVallin Cliarles K., Cambridge{port)

\VeaTcr .lohn Q., Stonehain

Hardware, &'C.

Adams .Tames, Charlcstown
liurbank. Chase & Co., Lowell [port
Cliamlieri.ain D. \V. & Co., Cambridge-
Kde.^ U. ]?. Jr., Charlcstown
Hutchinson Bcnj., Lowell
Kimball & Ladd, Woburn
Mansur Stephen, Lowell
Nutting & Mason, Cambridgc(port)
Page li. P., Watertown
Palmer John, (East) C.ambridge
Kogers J. F. & J., Lowell
Todd Hcujamin I!., Cambridge

Harness Makers, ^c.

Adlington Thomas, Wavland

liisphaiii Thomas, Xatick

lilakc Edwanl, (South) Xatick

IJrabrook Josepli A., Lowell

liradley J. B., Brighton

Bridge Charles. Lowell

Brigliam (icorge, Groton

Burgess Ebenezer, Lowell

Buriress J. D., Charlcstown

Butterfield Charles M., Bedford

Busfin William H., Watertown

Carleton Noyes. Beading

Clark W. L., West Cambridge

Cogswell & Fisk, Brighton

(^ile L., Charlcstown

D.ay & Convers, Lowell

Di.xon J., Charlcstown

Dodge Temple, Maiden

Edstrom E. P., (East) Cambridge

Everett Asa C, Ashby

Everett William, Bedford

Farwell William, Waltham

Fisk Kliene/.er W., "

Fuller (lustavus, (West) Newton

Cay Edward A., Marlboro'

Hall Harrison. (North) Chelmsford

Hancock Belcher, Cambridge(port)

Hartshorn A. P., Medford

Hastings HoUis, (South) Framingham

Hatch George S., Lowell

Hcrrick Zenas, Billerica

Hobbs William, Waltham

Ho.smer E. & Co., Concord

Jenkins E. C, Newton (Lower Falls)

Jones Henry E., Holliston

Jones JI. & J., Weston

Kelley Dennis, Charlcstown

Kelt Francis, Holliston

King James H., Hopkinton

Kingsbury Joseph, Waltham

Knapp Orcn B., Maiden

Lawrence Aljcl, ^^'est Cambridge

Lawrence T. R., (West) Townsend

Livemiore Charles, Cambridge

Mace John. Pepperell

Mace William P.. "

McKce David, Lowell

Morris Christopher. Cambridge(port)

Mullett Charles T.,' Charlcstown

Ni.'hols Gooriie, Medford

Patten Thomas, Watertown

Philips Benj., Charlcstown

Phipps John, South Reading

Prentiss Jonathan ('., Cambridge

Robin.son , Stow

.'^argeant S. 8., Charlcstown

Smith H. N., Littleton

Smith Jonas Jr., Newton

Smith S. W., (East) I^xington

Smith William, lA-.\ington [mingham

Stt'arns Franklin, (Sa.xonville) Fra-

Taylor Z., Acton

Tinker Francis, Ashby

Trowbridge Geo., (South) Framingham

Tucker Ebenezer, Cambridge

Tucker William, Watertown

Watts Richard. Charlcstown

Woods M. W. & Co., Sliirley

Harness Plater.

Brooks Nathan W., Concord

Hats, Caps, &/C.

Adams John Q., Charlcstown

Bent & Bush, Lowell

Brazcr William P., Lowell

Critchett Nathaniel, "

Farrington Isaac, "

Gilbert A. Jr., "

Hopkinson A., "

Mason Stephen J., '"

Merrill Joseph, '■

Mitchell Hunt & Sons, Framingham

Peck John M., AValtham

Porter William, ••

Richardson Bartholomew, Medford

Simonds Stephen, Charlcstown

Smith Joseph C, Cambridge(port)

Stacy L. P., Lowell

Thomas John C, Charlcstown

Thurston J. C, (;ambridge(port)

Turner Henry, Charlcstown

Turner James, ''

Turner R. D , "

Whithed Diirius. Lowell

Wyre B. F. & Co., Woburn

Hat Felting Manufacturer.

Bacon John H., Winchester

Hosiery.

Brown .T. W., Lowell
Davis E. P. & Co., '•
Dopp Joseph, "

Fisher Cyrus, "

Knox Mary W., "
Sawyer & Stauwood, Lowell

Ice Dealers.

Bright H. 0., Watertown
Bright Samuel, Cambridge
Bright Winslow, "
Gage, Hittinger & Co., Charlcstown
Kenney M. C, (East) Cambridge
McFariin William & Luke, Lowell
N. E. Ice Comp.any, South Reading
Pierce George S., Lowell
Reading Ice Co., Reading
Richardson Josi.ah & Co., Cambridge
Ru.ssell & Harrington, Charlcstown
Stedman Augustus, Cambridge
Tolman John E., Waltham
Tudor Frederick, Charlcstown
■Wveth N. J., (Fresh Pond) Cambridge
Wyeth N. J.. (A.ssabet) Sudbury

Ink and Blacking Manufacturer.

Chambers Cyrus. Lowell

Intelligence Offices.

Davidson William, Lowell
Morgan Ebenezer, •'

Iron Founders.

Barden Frederick, [rolling mill] New-
ton (Upper Falls)

Cushing & Mack, Lowell

Johnson G. AV. & Co., Lowell

McDonald & Tapp, Cambridge(port)

Mirick Freeman H., Lowell

Prescott Jonas, [wrought iron] (Forge
Village) Westfonl

Waltham Iron Fountlry, [iron castings]
R. P. Davis, agent [ford

Williams, Bird & Co.. (North) Chelnis-

Iron and Steel.

Wheeler .\rt(iiiaK, Lowell

Iron Work.

Orniimfiital.
Jewell, A. S., W.ilHiaiii

Lace Stores.

Bebby J. H., l>owell
Fisher C, "

Hansconi E , "

Ladder Manufacturer.

Spare Elijah Jr., (Ea.st) Canitiridgc

Lamps and Burning Fluid.

Whitney Luther F., Cliarlc-lown

Lard Oil Manufacturer.

Jones C. L. & Co., Cambridge

Lard and Sausage Manufac-
turers.

Davis William & Son, Cambridge

Last Manufacturers.
Cox .Samuel & Sons, Maiden

Laundry-
Cox & Hastings, Cambridge(port)

Lead Pencil Manufacturers.

Fa}' Addison G., Concord
Monroe Francis, "
Snow Charles P., "
Thoreau J. S., '•

Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Manu-
facturer.

Stearns George L., Charlcstown

Leather Dealers.

Bixby Thomas, Lowell
Brown Willard, '•

Livery Stables.

Appleton Isaac, Lowell

Ayer W. W., Charlcstown

Bailey G., (South) Natick [ham

Bickford Jesse, (Saxonville) Framing-

Bickford P. M.. Sherburne

Bigelow Gorham, Lexington

Billings George, (West) Newton

Billings J. M., Concord

Blanchard S. & Son, Medford

Blood Amariah, Reading

Blood 1'-. W., Holliston

Boyd James, Natick

Brigham N., Marlboro'

Brigham Peter, Cambrldge(port)

Broad Oliver, Natick

Bruce Joseph A., Charlcstown

Buttrick William, Holliston

Cass Rufus, Charlcstown

Gate Horace, (South) Natick

Cate Stephen, Newton (Lower Falls)

Chamberlain W., Littleton

Cobleigh A. B., (West) Townsend

Council James, Concord

Colbum David & Jonathan, Natick

Covey C. C, Groton

Covey Charles C, Bedford

Cox Loring, (Feltonsville) Marlboro'

Craig A.. (West) Townsend

Crawford E. A. & S. N., Stonehani

Cushman A. U., Brighton

Daggett Samuel, Charlestown

Dailev & Holmes, (East) Cambridge

Dailey V. J., " "

Davis Harvey, Cambridge(port)

Davis George, Shirley (A'illage)

Downer B.T., Charlestown

Eames J. N., South Reading

Eaton Lilley, Reading

Eaton & Metcalf, Cambridge

Emerson John F., Lowell

Fessendcn S. G.. Sudbury

Flint Oliver AV., Lowell

Folsora J. L., (South) Groton

Foster S.. (North) Reading

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Frost George, Hopkinton

Gay & Dumkin. (\orth) Chelmsford

Gay S. H., Hopkinton

Gibbs Jackson, Hopkinton

Go(jilhue Charles S., Maiden

Hadley John, Lowell

Handley Reuben, (West) Acton

Harrington F. M., Lexington

Hemphill Amos, Medford

Hill H. & S P., Charlestown

Hill & Stearns, Cambridge(port)

Howe Albert, Brighton

Howe Gilbert, (South) Framingham

Kimball D. ll', Lowell

Larrabee Charles, Melrose

Latlirop Manley, Nev,'ton (Centre)

Lawrence Alden, Pcpperell

Leeds Joseph, Stoneham

Leonard Warren, Framingham

Monson & Alden, Waltham

Moore John, Marlboro'

Morse James 0., Hopkinton

Morse Moses, Reading

Bloulton John, Framingham

Newell Marshall. Newton (Upper Falls)

Norris G. W., Lowell

Noyes & Bean, Lowell

Orcutt & Luke, SomerTille

Page E. T., Waltham

Page M., Sudbury

Parker Artemas, Carlisle

Parker Gardner, Hopkinton

Parker J. D., Newton

Parker Thomas, Lowell

Pearl & Huntress, Lowell

Pierce Abel, Groton

Porter Joseph, Cambridge

Prentiss B. E., Lowell

Putnam William A., Bedford

Robbins J. P., Lowell

Rogers David, "

Richardson Alden, Billerica

Richardson Osborn, Stoneham

Russell Charles, Marlboro'

Russell George, West Cambridge

Sherman C. H., Waylaud

Smith Andrew, Watertown

Smith H. D., (East) Cambridge

Spofford George A., Natick

Stocker Frederick, Maiden

Stone Calvin, Charlestown

Symmes Joseph, "Winchester

S'weetser Stephen, South Reading

Taylor Samuel D., Melrose

Thayer S. F., Ashland

Thomas A., (Saxonville) Framingham

Thurston Benjamin, Lowell

Todd George W., Acton

Tuttle , Acton

Washburn T. W., Cambridge
AVelch Walter, (East) Cambridge
Wellman Asa, arlestowu
Wheelock L. S., AVayland
AVhipple Perley, Marlboro'
Whitney Charles, Watertown
Whittemore Wm.H., West Cambridge
Wiley B. B., South Reading
Wiley Leonard, " "

Winship Sani'l, " "

Wright Warren, Hopkinton

Lock Manufacturer.

Moulton Stephen, Lowell

Looking Glass Manufacturers.

Dyar W. H., Lowell

Fessenden Charles, Charlestown

Wearer & Brothers, Lowell

Loom Harnesses.

Stevens A. & L., Lowell

Loom Picker Manufacturer.

Goding William, Lowell

Lumber.
Allen Otis & Co., Lowell
Barnes O. & Son, Waltham
Bigelow & Wright, Natick
Hoynton & Doughty, Charlestown
Brewster R. U., Ashland
Brigham John, Watertown
Brooks & Tyler, Lowell

Buirage & Gale, Cambridge(port) I

Cottrell & Brooks, Charlestown
Cutler & Grossman, Cambridge(port)
Daniels S. 0., (South) Fi-amingham
Dix Joel Jr., Charlestown
Fiske & Norcross, Lowell
Fiske William, "

Fletcher Horatio, "
Foster F. E. & Co., Medford
Fuller & Banker, Brighton
Gouch John, Cambridge
Greenleaf Thomas & Co., Charlestown
Hannnond Martin, Natick
Hall J. & Son, (East) Cambridge
Hastings Oliver, " "

Howard Horace, Lowell
James Joseph, Medford
Johnson George, Charlestown
Johnson AVilliam, "

Joyce Samuel, Medford
Livingston William, Lowell [boro'

Monson George E., (Feltonsville) Marl-
Palmer AVilliam A., Charlestown
Priest S., Watertown
Richardson & Collamore, S. Reading
Rice Charles Jr., Newton (Lower Falls)
Smith & Gooch, Brighton
Smith & Hopkins, Charlestown
Smith M. L. & Co., Cambridge(port)
Thompson Benj. & Co., Charlestown
Warren Moses & Co., (East) Cambridge
Wiley Adam & Co., South Reading
Willard E., Brighton
Wood A., (Feltonsville) Marlboro'
Wood & Prescott, Concord
Young & White, Charlestown

Machine Card Manufacturers.

Kitson Richard, [for flax and hemp]

Lowell [Lowell

Puffer & Howe, [for cotton and woollen]

Machinists.

Aldrich, T.vng & Co., Lowell

Atherton William, "

Barney J., (Saxonville) Framingham

Reals William, Lowell

IJingham S. H. F., Weston

BlaKe Lemuel W., (East) Pepperell

BuUard George, Framingham

Butterfield William, Lowell

Damon Jonas B., Ashby

Davidson John, Charlestown [Falls)

Eaton, Moulton & Co., Newton (Lower

Flanders & Bartlett, (East) Cambridge

Gay, Silver & Co., (North) Chelmsford

Gage J. F., Lowell

George Samuel D., Lowell

Harrington L. & J. Q. A., Weston

Hill .lonathan, Billerica

HUtinger & Cook, Charlestown

Kimball N. G., Lowell

Lowell Machine Shops, Lowell, William

A. Burke, agent
Libby Nathaniel L., Weston
Parker James L., Shirley (AMlIage)
Pettee Otis, Newton (Upper Falls)
Prescott Luther, (Forge A^illage) West-
Sargent & Lane, Lowell [ford
Sawtell N. P., Shirley (Village)
Scott & Moody, Lowell
Sibley Nathaniel S., Weston
Simpson John, Lowell
Stevens B. T. & Co., Lowell
Stevens AVilliam, (West) To^vnsend
Stimpson George, Charlestown
Thorpe Thomas, AVest Cambridge
Tucker AVilham C, Shirley (A'illage)
AVIiitney Joel, Winchester
Wickcrsham , liOwell

Manufactures.

Cotton.

Appleton Co., Geo. IMotlcy, ag't, Lowell

P.oiilt Cotton Mills, Linus Child, agent,

Lf)well [Hobhs, agent, AValtham

Boston ManulVicturing Co., Ebenczer
Elliot Mills, Otis Pettee, proprietor,

Newton, (Upper Falls)
Hamilton Manufacturing Com'y, John

Avery, agent, Lowell
l/iwreuce jlanufacturing Com'y, Wm.

S. Southworth, Lowell

Longley & AValker, Shirley (A'ilage)
Lowell Manufacturing Company, Alex

Wright, agent, Lowell
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Joseph

AA'hite, agent, Lowell
Merrimack Manufacturing Company,

Issae Hinckley, agent, Lowell
Prescott Cotton Mills, Frank F. Bat-
tles, agent, Lowell
Putnam T. H., agent, HoUiston
Suffolk Manufacturing Company, John
A\'ri.:ht, agent, Lowell [Lowell

Tremont Mills, Chas. L. Tilden, agent,
Worcester Willard, Shirley (A'illage)
AVorcester & Longley, Shirley (A'illage)

Cotton Duck.
Pearson Blanufacturing Conip'y, Peter
Lawson, agent, Dracut

Woollen.
Baldwin Company, [worsteds for car-

petings] (North) Chelmsford
Chelmsford Co., John Nesmith, agent,

(West) Chelmsford
Damon C. C, [flannels] Concord
Faulkner James B. & Co.. [flannels]

Billerica [torn,) Stow

Gleason & Dale, [flannels] (Rockbot-
Knight AVilliam H., [carpetings, &c.]

(Feltonsville) Sudbury [Lowell

Lowell Manuf. Co., Alex. AV'right, agent,
Middlesex Company , [broadcloths, &c.]

Wni. T. Mann, agent, Lowell
New England AVorsted Co., [yams and

blankets] (Saxonville) Framingham
Stott Charles, [flannels] Lowell
Ward, Brooks & Co., Pepperell

Marble and Stone Workers.

Chandler & Colby, Medford

Chase J., Waltham

Clausen M., [marble] Charlestown

Cloyes Franklin, Framingham

Day Benjamin, Lowell

Gilmore & Swett, ( West) Acton

Hunt Thomas F., Concord

Jepson Asaph, Newton

Jepson J. B., "

Jones & Robinson, Lowell

Nichols David, '•

O'Conner James, Framingham

O'Donald AA'illiam, Brighton

Parker Artemas, (North) Chelmsford

Pierce Cyi'us, Concord

Powers J. S., Ashland

Runey & Stafford, Cambridge(port)

Sanborn A. C. & Co., (East) Cambridge

Simonds AVilliam, AA'althani

Tucker Hiram, [patent marble] Cam-

AVarreu Theodore, Lowell [bridge(port)

Masons.

Adams P. G., Pcpperell
Adams John, Lowell
Allen Amos, (South) Natick
Bates A\'illiam, Cambridge
Bean Joel A\'., Stoneham
Bennett AVilder, (East) Cambridge
Berry Jesse, Maiden
Beiijauiin Cyrus, Concord
Biam-hard Otis, West Cambridge
Jinwditch G.. (Soxith) Framingham
Bowditch Granville. Ashland
Bowers Walter, (South) Natick
Bowman Edwin, Billerica
Brigham George H., Marlboro'
Brooks E. D., Newton
Brown J. J., Framingham
Cady L., Lowell
Chase L., Medford
Colburn .fonas, Bedford
Colcord AV., Lowell
Conant Fr.ancis, Acton
Cummings A. J., AVatertown
Cunningham Simeon Jr., Marlboro'
Cushing T. R., West tianibridge
Cushman J. IL, (West) Newton
Damon B. D., " "

Dodge C. P., Groton
Dodge Ira, "

Dowling Martin, (East) Cambridge

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147

Danster Asaph, Melrose
Kllison SainiK'l, "
KiiuTson (ipoi-go, Wulth.im
INtilirnok S. 1'., Cambndge(port)
l-'itch Calvin, Oroton
i'lovd .1. (J., MiMlfoi-a
y\n\a TlicuiKis, Maiden
I'li'iicU .Iflt'crson, Hiillistnn
Kioncli 'J'liDiiias ],., Watertown
Kurbush Lewis, Marlboro'
(Jerrish .loseph, Maiden
lladlcv .lolin, Lexington
l[:in cSi Manning, Keading
Ilartwi'U Nathaniel, Shirley
llavnian Aliiel, llopkinton
llci-ni-k .t Tuttlc, Lowell
Unit ,Vc Hart, ('anibridge(port)
Uiilihanl 1'., Ilopkinton
Hunting ^L, Newton (Upper Vails)
.liilmsdn K. K., South Heading
.Jones Andrew, (K:ist) Cambridge
l/anison Kut'us, Cambridgc(port)
Littletield Knfiis, Somerville
Locke AVilliani, (East) Lexington
Ijovejoy .Joseph IJ., Pepperell
Mann James, Natick
Messer Abiel, Lowell
Morris L , Waltham
Jlullikin Alfred, Jlelrose
Nichols Stephen, Winchester
Nichols William, Maiden
Northey William, Medford
Norton Micliael, Cambridge
Noves Henry, Cambridge
Oleott .lohu E., Waltham
I'age Charles, Lowell
Parker Henjamin. Medford
Parker Dexter, Lowell
Perkins William K., South Reading

Pettee . Maiden

Pollard .lohn S., Oambridge(port)

Pratt Kalph, South Heading

Itecd Elijah M., (North) Tewkesbury

Heed & Powers, Ijowell

Hic'ker B. F., Somerville

liipley & George, South Reading

Hoss Henry, Newton

Itvau H. M., Waltham

Sampson Seth P., (North) Chelmsford

Sampson L. P., Littleton

Sanborn W. F., Lowell

Sanger S., Brighton

Sawyer Franklin, Cambridge(port)

Sawyer Samuel, Cambridge

Scott C, Newton (Upper Falls)

Seaver A. W., Towrisend

Soverns Stephen, Weston

ShattuckA., Pepperell

Shattuck Elijah, (East) Pepperell

Sharp Daniel, South Reading

Sherman D(>xter, Waylaud

Sinionds Mixter, Wilmington

Sloper Abnor, Natick

Smith Isaac .Ir., Brighton

Spaulding William, Pepperell

Spencer llosea, Camhridge(port)

Stevens William O., Cambridge(port)

Swan E. W., Holliston

Taylor .1. S., Stoneham

Titus Daniel, West Cambridge

Tufts .lames, Medford

Tufts .John A., (East) Cambridge

Tuttle (ieorge S., (North) Tewkesbury

Tuttle .John B., Lowell

Underwood Charles, Natick

Wakefield William, Reading

Wallis Oliver, Reading

Webster Charles, (North) Reading

Wentworth (ieorge W., Brighton,

Wcntworth Nathaniel, "

White .loel. Winchester

Willard Stedman. th'oton

Mast and Spar Makers.

P.lanchard & Caldwell. Charlestown

Melodeon and SerapMae Manu-
facturers.

Smith & Green. Townseud

Milliners.
Abbott Matilda U., Lowell
Abbott Olive, Waltham

Alley & .Iohnson,( East) Cambridge

Baciin K. P., South Heading

Bailey Mrs, (East) CamViridge

Bancroft S. A., \\inchester

Barton Silvia, Lowell

Bean Stillman P., Lowell

Higclow Olive >1., Marlboro'

Billings Miiry A., Ijowell

Billings S.M., Lowell [Falls)

Bosworth .losephine, Newton (Upper

Bradley H A., Lowell

Brainard,!.. Woburn

Bridge E., Newton

Brown .lane A., (West) Acton

Butler Sarah, Lowell

Calleniler S. B., Cambr)dge(port)

Capel Betsey, (irotnn

(jarey Ann, \Vatertown

Oarleton C, Charlestown

Caswell Mrs., Natick

Clement Charles ('., Lowell

Clifford Mary A.. Lowell

Cram A. D., Lowell

Crehore Susan, Maiden

Curtis Helen, Stoneham

Cunnniskev Hugh, Lowell

Dix Abba, "Waltham

Doane B. XL, Brighton

Dodge A. E., Lowell

Emerson Ehzabeth, South Reading

Evans E. B., '• '•

Ford Hannah, Charlestown

Farnham Caroline, Waltham

Fisk L.. Holliston

Frost M., Lowell

Gibbs U. H., Framinghara

Gleason Julia, Concord

Gordon J. II., Lowell

Gray Cynthia, Lowell

Hanson Mary P., AValtham

Harding S., Brighton

Hatch H. A. R., Charlestown

Hills Mrs., Natick

Hill Sarah, Lowell

Howe E., Marlboro'

Keer Ann, (East) Cambridge

Ladd Louisa, Lowell

Maynard D. & R., Lowell

M.ayuard M., (Feltonsville) Marlboro'

MeQuaid Catherine, Lowell

Messer C. W., Stoneham

Newell & Sherlaek. Canibr'idge(port)

Norton Sarah, Cambrid^e'port)

Patten Sarah B., Melrose

Peavey Mary A., Lowell

Peverley P. & E., Charlestown

Pollard J., Medford

Quimby & Griffin, Charlestown

Richardson S D., Concord

Robinson G. & B. W., Lowell

Roundy B., Woburn

Ross M. R., (Feltonsville) Marlboro'

Russell M. L., Lowell

Smith J. A.. Medford

Smith S. S., Wayland

Snow Hannah, Charlestown

Soper E., Stow

Stevens Mary, Lowell

Stockwell Mrs., (West) Acton

Stone Miiry, Framingham

Taylor S. G., Cambridge(port)

Tear M. A., Woburn

Temple Sarah, Reading

Thompson B. F,, Lowell

Tufts Eliza A. B., Maiden

AVait Martha T., Lowell

^Valdron JIary A., '"

Webster Mrs., "

Whitney L. E., "

Wight L. 0., "

Woods M. J., "

Wymau Eunice, Charlestown

Morocco Dressers &/ Colorers.
Binncy Moses, C,ambridge(port)
Brown & Jackson, Charlestown
Butterfield Wm. P., Cambridge(port)
Clark & Watriss, " "

Dean Charles, Charlestown
French A. S., Townsend
Gibbs George L., Charlestown
Green I. A., Cambridge(port)

I Hall (i. S.. Charlestown
Kimball H. Z., "
Leemaii N. I!., "
i.eemaii N. H. Jr., "
Orr .John, ( West) Townsend
Itevnolds & Waitt, Charle.stown
.S.wall K. C., '•

Sewall & Withington, '•
Swift .Insejih, "

Waitt James .M., "

Webster & Co., '•

Music Stores.

Dyar W. H., J,owell

Shepard B. IL,
Uhnan William V.. '■■

Mustard Manufacturers.

Stickney & Poor, Charlestown

Nail Manufacturer.

Ellis Joseph Chas., (North) Chelmsford

Nurseries.
Bell Robert G., Dracut
liigelow S., Brighton
Breck Jo.scph & Son, Brighton
Carter \\'illiam A., (-'ambridge
Clement .\sa, Dracut
Daven)iort John, Cambridge
Hide George, Newton
Hide J. F., Newton (Centre)
Hide S., Newton
Hovey & C^., Cambridge
Kenrick John A.. Newton
Kenrick William, "
Kiniliall .lohn H.. Dracut
Mar-hall Simeon M., Dracut
Vivso Tiionias. Waltham
Pood's, Cambridge
Hussell Philemon R., Cambridge
Salisbury Samuel, (East) "
Smith Edward, Brighton
Stimson Hoyal, (Janibridge
Towne Orr N., Somerville
Vandine Henry, Cambridge
^Valsh George, Charlestown
Winship & Co., Brighton

Oil Manufacturers.

Brown Oliver. Charlestown

Edmands David, "

Fisk H. F. & J. 0.. "

Fisk Wm. P. & Co., Cambridge(port)

Kidder J. G., Charlestown [bridge

Kingman, Henry & Rice, (East) Cam-

Optical Instrument Manufac-
turer.

Clark George B., (East) Cambridge

Organ Manufacturer.

SteTcns George, (East) Cambridge

Organ Pipe Manufacturer.

Pierce Samuel. Reading

Oysters and Refreshments.

Banks Miles, Waltham

Boutwell Thomas E., Stoneham

Bradley George W., Medford

Brown" H. F., Charlestown

Brown James, "

Butnian David, Maiden

Campbell Robert .M., (E.) Cambridge

Cheney H., Lowell

Clark Nehemiah. (East) Cambridge

ClilTopl Edward, Lowell

Conant James, Lowell

Cunniiings Cieorge, '•

Durgin &. Howard, Natick

Edwards J. M., Charlestown

Fisk F. A.,

Foster Charles, Cambridge

French A. B , Lowell

Galbraith John. Waltham

Gibbs Willian), Ilopkinton

Goodridge John, Cambridge

Gordon John, Charlestown

Hastings Henry William, Medford

Hazcltine J. B., Lowell

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Kelton J. P., Lowell
Kempton Albert, Lowell
Kimball C. \V., Cambritlgo
Kimball William IL, Lowell
Knapp & Walker, Lowell
I^ngley I. ^V., Stoneham
Leman & Atwood, Lowell
Marston J. M.. '"

Marston AVilliam ¥.. Brighton
Moore E. A., Lowell
Parmenter Jonas \V., Waltham
Proctor Elbridge, Lowell
Meeks Timothy Jr., Concord
Sawyer S., Charlestown
Metcalf John P., Cambridge
Smith Charles, Charlestown
Smith Kichard, Lowell
Stevens & Weil'iorton, Charlestown
Stone Daniel, (East) Cambridge
Streeter J. P., Lowell
Taylor George, t.;iiurlestown
Teague George M., Cambridge(port)
Witherell E. B., Charlestown
Woodward U., Lowell
Wright & Brown, Charlestown
AVright H. L.,

Pail Manufacturers.

Butrick John W., Acton

Loring George, Concord

Rand & Smith, Townsend (Harbor)

White & Kendall, Ashby

Wright F. W., Ashby

Painters.

Adams J. W., (East) Cambridge

Adlington T., Wayland

Allen Samuel M., Ashby

Arrington William M., South Reading

Bacon Charles, West Cambridge

Dacon Sardis, South Reading

Bailey James, Melrose

Balcom J.,Groton

Ballard George F., Framingham

Ball John M., Melrose

Barrett Joseph W., Stoneham

Barton J. IL, (North) Chelmsford

Bates Jacob H., Cambridge

Beddoe Thomas, Charlestown

Besse S. H., (West) Newton

Blake Seth Jr., (South) Natick

Blanchard Henry V. V., (Jharlestown

Billings & Priest, Shirley (Village)

Blood Joseph S., Townsend

Boardman James, Cambridge(port)

Bowers .Jonathan, Lowell

Bradford Henry, Chelmsford

Bragdon William, Charlestown

Brigham Asahel, Marlboro'

Brigham George D., Groton

Brown I. B., Concord

Burbank John, West Cambridge

Burnap Ethan, Lowell

Burton A. R.. Winchester

Burr Thomas, Ashby

Bumpus S. L.. Cambridge(port)

Butrick Nathan, Carlisle

Chapman Faulkner, Charlestown

Clark Charles, (North) Tewkesbury

Cogswell & Fiske, Brighton

Cobb Warren, I,ittlcton

Conant Oliver, Lowell

Conham William, Natick

Cook licnjiuiiin, (Kiist) Cambridge

Cook Jaiiios, llcailing

Cutting Edwin, Waltham

Cushing William, Melrose

Cutter G. A., Stoneham

Damon Isaac N . , Lexington

Danforth George 0., Cambridge

Danforth M. G., Winchester

Deland .1 nines ('., (Miarlestown

Edmatids Bcnjiiiiun, "

Elli.s & Dc.'irboni, Brighton

Emerson Nat1\iin, Lowell

Fairbanks Lewis, Soutli Heading

Farnsworth T. S., (irotun

Farrington Isaac .Ir., Brighton

Farson Samuel, Iiowell

Fielding .losiali It., l>oweH

Fish B. F., Charlestown

French E. F. & Co., Hopkinton

Freeman S. J., Lowell,
Fuller George, Charlestown [ton

Fuller Gustavus, [carriage] (W.) New-
Fulton John A., Cambridge
Gil.son Charles, Cambridge(port)
Glidden John, Lexington
Graham George, Framingham
Gregory A., Weston
Gunuis'on D. 0., Cambridge(port)
Hamblin William A., South Reading
H.-inson & Turner, Maiden
Hedrick George, Lowell
Hemenway F., llopkinton
Hildreth George B., Westford
Hill Aaron G., Maiden
llolden N., Charlestown
Howes & Harper, Lowell
Howes S. P., [miniature] Lowell
Hubbard Wm.C. Newton (Lower Falls)
Hutchinson E. M. & G., Waltham
Houghton Warren, (West) Acton
Ireland William II., Watertown
Jackson Z., (West) Townsend
Jennings Levi, Cambridge(port)
Kittredge Abner, Lowell
Kittredge Jcduthan, Lowell
Lawrence John W., (West) Cambridge
Lawson Thomas B., [miniature] Lowell
Lincoln Oshea, Charlestown
Lindlev Charles, AVatertown
Little S. B., Brighton
Locke Wm. G., (Feltonsville) Marlboro'
Loker Chas., (Saxonville) Framingham
McAuslin D., Marlboro'
Mclntire Ebenezer, (East) Cambridge
Merrill M. & Son, Medford
Merrill S. K., (South) Groton
Morey George C, Lowell
Morse Leonard, Holliston
Nichols I., (North) Reading
Newman William, Lowell
Page George II., Holliston
Page II. P., Watertown
Paine K. J., Charlestown
Park C. 0., "

Parks George, Lowell
Parlin Asher, Natick
Partridge Charles D., Billerica
Phelps J , (East) Pepperell
Phelps Jo.seph, Bedford
Phipps John. South Reading
Pennington William F., Lowell
Poole Franklin, South Reading
Porter Obed, (West) Newton
Pratt Wm. C, [portrait] Charlestown
Priestley Thos., (Saxonville) Framing-
Quimby Alonzo P., Westford [ham
Rand AVarren, Charlestown
Kandall A. II., Newton (Upper Falls)
Richardson James P., Cambridge(port)
Ricker William, Lowell
Roberts Wm. G., (South) Framingham
Rogers George, Reading
Russell Ileurv, Watertown
Sargent A. T. & Co., Maiden
Sawyer J. L. & G. E., C.ambridge(port)
Sargent George, (Forgeville) Westford
Sawin Joseph, Wayland
Shuttuck Jeremiah G., Pepperell
Silver, Howe & Mead, Lowell
Simonds William C, Charlestown
Spooner John W., Ashland
Smith I. M., Concord
Smith M., Weston
Smith William IL, Lexington
Stanton II. K., Winchester
Steam.-! C, Marlboro'
Stevens Joseph, Stoneham
Stevens & Copp, Medford
Stiles Ammi B., Waltham
Stowe William, Stow
Swazev N. G., Lowell
T('iii|ilc .lohn A., Natick
Thayer .liunes H , Cambridge
Thoinas .loseph, Melrose
Tilton Luke S., Lowell
Trefethcn & Locke, Medford
Tuck A. R., (South) Natick
Tucker Ebenezer Jr., ('aiiibr!dge(port)
Tucker Joseph, South KcMdiiig
Tufts Ebenezer T., (Kast) Cambridge
Tufts Francis H., '■ ''

Turner Henry W.. Lowell

Twist Daniel, Bedford

Twombly Joseph Q., Somerville

Vinton II. L., Newton

AValdron H. G., Charlestown

Walton Nathan S., Cambridge

Maters Samuel T., Lov.ell

West Charles, Churlestown

Weston C. E., Dunstable

Weston G. W., Groton

Weston & Mason, Charlestown

Williams A. II., Waltham

Winsor & Harrington, Brighton

Woodard 51. W., Marlboro'

Woodbury Charles, Somerville

Wheeler Aaron, Acton

White L. S., Hopkinton

Winter Obed, Framingham [boro'

AVorcester W. E. C, (Feltonsville) Marl-

Paiats, Oil, and Glass.

Beddoe Thomas, Charlestown

Boardman James, Cambridge(port)

Burnap E., Lowell

Conant Oliver J., Lowell

Cutter Si Otis, Woburn

Edmands Benjamin, Charlestown

Fielding J. B., Lowell

Fish Benjamin F., Charlestown

Gardner R. & E., Lowell

Hastings Thos. & Co., (E.) Cambridge

Holden N., Chai-lestown

Kittredge Jeduthan, Lowell

Mixer, Pitman & Co., "

Page H. P., Watertown

Thayer J. H., Cambridge(port)

Waldron H. G., Charlestown

Whitney John A., Ashland

Whitney Luther F., Charlestown

Palm Leaf Manufacturers.

Barrett & AVliitncy, [hats] Shirley
Kendall J. B., [mattres.ses] (E.) Cam-
bridge

Paper Hangings.

Boardman James, C.ambridge(port)
Burnap Ethan, Lowell
Farson Samuel, Lowell
Fielding J. B., "
Kittredge A., "

Kittredge Jeduthan, Lowell
Marsh Oliver, "

Merrill Bro's, Cambridge(port)
Merrill & Straw, Lowell
Newman William, '•
Page H. P., Watertown
Palmer John, (East) Cambridge
Pearson Charles S., Cambridge(port)
Pearson Henry, " "'

Pearson J. D., " "

Worcester James A. D., Charlestown

Paper Mills.

Crehore Lemuel, Newton (Lower Falls)
Curtis A. C. & Sons, Newton ,

Curtis A. C. & W., Newton (Lower Falls)
Foster Joseph, [binding board] Newton

(Lower Falls)
Hartwell & Butler, Groton
Ilartwell & Butler, (West) Groton
Harvey I. R., (East) Pepperell
HeartwellH. G., ■• "

Hoar J.N. , Groton
Hovey J. A., (East) Pepperell
llollingsworth J M. & L., Groton
HoUingsworth M. & L., Shirley
Marshall Z., Groton
Parker William T., Sudbury
Rice Thomas Jr., Newton (Lower Falls)
Rice & Garfield, " " "

Itichmond P. 0., Lowell
Kobcrts .lohn, Waltham
Shunnvav Elial, (West) Groton
Wales & Mills, Newton (Lower Falls)
Whitney Leonard & Son, Waterto«Tl
Whitney Samuel, Ashland

Paper Warehouse and Blank
Book Manufacturer.

Learned L. S., Cambridge(port)

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149

Patent Leather Manufacturers.

('inuiiiiii'j;.-; Cvnis, Wnlniiii
WlidrfS: lI.,"\Viiiclicstir

Pattern Worker.

("hambcrl;iiii Aamii, Lnwoll

Periodicals and Stationery.

Davis .Icilni \V., Lowell
iMcDuiiiilU Kilimuul, LowoU
MelTin.l. 15., Lowell
\\\n-\i. Thomas, t'aiuliriili;e(i)orl)

Piano-forte Manufacturers.

Ilamleii Charles 11. .1., Charlestowii
Uediick (ioor-e, Ixiwell
l.eoiianl Ira, '•

Stevens A. Jt S.. ••

We.iver & 15roHiers. ■•

Piano-forte Iron Work.

DoilL;e I'aul K., (Kast) l'aiiibii.l>;i"

Piano-forte and Organ Keys.

Abbott Zebediah, Wiiiehester

Pickle Manufacturer.

Underwood Wui. & Co., Ch,arlestown

Plane Manufacturers.

Drew & KolUiis, Lowell
Fish Ansel, "

Prcscott C, '•

Taber Wing II., '•

Plumber.

Dana David, Lowell

Pottery.

Ilewos Abraham & Sons, Weston
lluney James .S., (East) Cambridge
Kuney John, Somerville

Powder Mills.

Pratt Xathan & Co.. Acton
Whipple Oliver M.. Lowell

Power Loom Harness Knitting.

Whitney John .V.. Ashland

Press Die Manufacturer.

Alexandre Jack, Lowell

Physicians.

Adams Abel B., Bedford

Adams C. F. Waltham

Adams Horatio, "

Alcott James L., Lowell

AUlen Jonathan P., Cambridge! port)

Allen Cliarles II., " •'

Allen Nathan, Lo\Yell

Ames Ebenezer, AVayland

Andrew A., Lowell

AstleA., "

Baldwin Dexter, Marlboro'

Bancroft Amos B., Groton

Barnes Edward F., ilarlboro'

Barnes John, Ashland

Bartlett B. D., Lowell

Bartlett J. C, Chelmsford

Bartlett Josiah, Concord

Bartlett J. E., Somerville

Barrett Henry A., Concord

Bell L. v., Somerville

Bellows Albert J., Charlestown

Bemis Charles V., Medford

Bemis J. W., Charlestown

Bickford Hezekiali, Billerica

BigelowII., Newton (Corner)

Blake J. H., Lowell

Bootli Chauncey, Jr., Som.erville

Boynton Amos R., Lowell

Bradley Wm. H., Dracut

Braman Isaac G., Brighton

Braun Eugene E., Charlestown

Brown Jonathan, Tewkesbury

Brown J. II., (West) Newton

Brown P. B., Lowell

Brown Silas, WUmington

Bryant N., [botanic]'^Lowell

Buriihani Walter, Lowell

Buruham Z. P., "

Biirriap S. (',., IlnlliHton

Culviii I'honias, Tvngsboro'

('.iiiipliell Patrick"!'.. Lowell

(handler Herman, Stow

Chapiii Alon/.o. Winchester

Chapin H. C, Lincoln

Chaplin Charles 1'., (;ambridKc(port)

Chase lliram L., [homOLro.] Cambridge-

(port)
Chun-hill George W., Lowell
Clarke Moses, iEast) Cambridge
Cloiigh .lohn, Woburn
Cu-LTswell F., Bedford
Cole Iv L., [botanic] Lowell
Coleman J. S., "

Cowdrcy II., Acton
Craigue James, [botanic] Lowell
Currier William J., Lexington
Curtis W. W. Mrs., [botanic] Lowell
Culler G., Charlestown
Cutter Benjamin, Woburn
Cutter Nehemiah, Pepperell
Dalton J. C, Lowell
Davis Charles A., Lowell
Dearborn A. D., Newton (Upper Falls)
Die key Ilanover, Lowell
Dilliiiijham N. H., Concord
Dow Darius A., (Shirley) Village
Dowse John, [bot.anic] Lowell
Drew S. Watson, Woburn
Drinkwater Sidney, Westford
Edwards N. B., Chelmsford
Elliott J. G., Littleton
Everett Oliver. Sherburne
Fisk Tiraothy.HolIiston
Fitch V. H.. Lowell
Fletcher S., Holliston
Francis T. E., Newton (Lower Falls)
French Leonard, Ashby
French Nathan. Maiden
.Fuller .Milton. Medlord
Gardner H.. Charlestown
Gerry II. A., Townsend
Gooilcnough Levi, Sudbury
Gould Daniel, Maiden
Goulet Ambrose, Lowell
Graves, John W., "
Green .lohn 0., "
Green Joshua, Groton
Green R., (West) Acton
Grosveuor D. A., (North) Reading
Grosvenor J. F., " '•

(irosvenor L. II., " "

Hall AdinoB., Natick
Harmon J. M., Lowell
HarrisJonas C Ashland
Hayes Jacob, Charlestown
Hildreth Israel, Dr.acut
Hills Eben P., Shirley
Holmes Howland, Lexington
Holt Daniel, [homoco.] Lowell
Hooke Henry M., Lowell
Hooker Anson, (East) Cambridge
Hosmer Hiram, Watertown
Howard Levi, (North) Chehnsford
Howe A. W., Dunstable
Howe Estes, Cambridge
Howe James S. N., Pepperell
Hoyt Enos, Framingham
Hoyt George, '■
Hoyt John, Natick
Huckins D. T., AVatertown
Hunt Otis E., Weston
Huntingdon Illisha, Lowell
Iluntoon II. P., Townsend
Hard J. S., Ch.arlestown
Jenness L. W., Lowell
Jewett J. P., '■

Johnson I,., Charlestown
.iohnson Othello 0.. Sudbury
Kendall Davis, Reading
Kendall Navh, Medford
Kidiler Moses, Lowell
Kidder Walter, '•
Kimball Gilman, '•
Kittrodge F. C, "
Kittredge Paul, Stow
Kittredge Theodore, Waltham
Lake Hiram, Holliston
Leach J. T. G , Lowell
Leigh Edwin, Somerville
Lyon Henry, Charlestown

>L'uiiiiiig Liaac, [botanic] Lowell

.M.'irislield George, "

Alaiislield Joseph D., South lieading

.MarHli Austin, (.'arlixle

Marstoii Kphraini, (;nmbridge(port)

Mason Augustus, lliliericu

Mayiiaril.ii.hn P.. .Newton (LowerFalla)

MeDow('li Frederick A., Lowell

Mead A. )'., .Maiden

Miles J. .M., Acton

Montcalm A. W., [botanic] Lowell

Moor<^ Ira L., "

Morrill Frederick, "

Mor.se L. B., "

Mowe Daniel, "

Neilson J. C, [homoco.] Charlestown

Nelson John, ^V■oburn

Oleott James S., Lowell

Osgood lienjamin, Westford

Osgood. I. W.. (Saxoiuille)Framingliam

I'arker Charles K.. Pepperell

I'arker Daniel, I'.illciira

Parker Daniel, Bedford

Parker Hiram, Lowell

Parker Moses, Melrose

Parkhurst A., Waltham

Pcrham Otis, Lowell

Person John W., Lowell

Peterson H. M., "

Phinney E. 0., Melro.se

Pierce Augustus F., Tjngsboro'

Pierce George, Lowell

Pillsbury Ilarhu •'

Pillsbury John D.. LoweU

Pijier R. U., Woburn

Plympton Augustus, Woburn

Phmiiton Sylvanus, Cambridge

Poland Joseph, .^onth Reading

Porter 0. A.. AValtham

Pratt Jefferson, Hopkinton

Putnam Charles I., Somerville

Putnam Charles, Jiarlboro'

Reniick H. P., [botanic] Ch.arlestown

Richardson Samuel, Watertown

Richardson Solon 0., .South Keading

Rickard Truman, Woburn

Sanborn E. K., Lowell

Sanborn J. E., Jledford

Sawyer Benjamin E., Concord

Savory Charles A., Lowell

Scales T. S., Woburn

Scannnel Lucius L.. Hopkinton

Scribner Isaac W., Lowell

Seabury Benj.amin, Charlestown

Simpson Benjamin F., Dracut

Skelton Benjamin, Lowell

Smith Norman, Groton

Snow Charles, (West) Acton

Spalding Joel, Lowell

Spanlding Miles, Groton

Spaulding Stillman, Lexington

Spanlding S. U., Reading

Stearns George, Groton

Stevens Thomas J., Charlestown

Stevens William F., Stoneham

Stickney A. G., Townsend

Stickney J. M., Pepperell

Sullivan J. S., Jlalden

Swan Daniel, Jledfnrd

Taplin N. P., Lowell

Teulon W. F.. (West) Xewton

Thayer , Newton (Centre)

Thomas Calvin, Tyngsboro'
Thompson Abraham R., Charlestown
Thompson M. E., [botanic] Lowell
Toothaker Charles, "

Toothaker S. A., Wilmington
Townsend Georgw J., (South) Natick
Underwood Joseph Jr. .West Cambridge
Wakefield A. J., Hopkinton
\\akefield U. P., Reading
AValton John, Pepperell
Warren Edward, Newton (Lower Falls)
Warren R. S., Waltham
WashViuru Edwin, Framinsham
Wellington T., West Cambridge
Wellington W. ■»'., Cam bridge( port)
Webber A. Carter, " "

Mells David. Lowell
Whiting Augustus, Charlestown
Whiting Henrv. Lowell
Whittemore J." M., Brishton

150

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

A\liitney Allston, Framingham
Wliitnoy Simon, "

Wilder A. H., Groton
Willis E., (South) Groton
Willis \Vm. II., South Reading [(port)
Wright Ward E., [botanic] Cambridge-
Wyman Morrill, Cambridge
Youngman David, Winchester
York S. D., Lowell

Printers.

Atkinson John B., Lowell

Bellows Samuel M., "

BoUes & Houghton, Cambridge

Brown George H., Grotou

Brown Leonard, Lowell

De Costa & Williams, Charlestown

Ford John, Ciirabridge(port)

Hastings Josiah, Waltliam

Keach & Emery, Lowell

Kempton C, '"

Knapp Chauncey L., Lowell

Metcalf & Co., Cambridge

Parker & Phmpton, Uolliston [(port)

I'elton Oliver, [copperplate] Camb'dge-

Penhallow B. II., Lowell

Rand C, Charlestown

Robinson William S., IiOwell

Tolman & AVilcle, Concord

Tufts Edmund, Sonierville

Varney Samuel J., Lowell

Whekion W. W., Charlestown

York & Chase, Lowell

Produce.

Bradshaw Benjamin T., Charlestown
Staples & Whitney, Cambiidge

Provisions.

Allen David, Charlestown

Allen & Barker, (West) Newton

Austin Oliver, Charlestown

Bacon Horace, Newton (Upper Falls)

Baker & Co., Somorville

Bean & Currier, (East) Cambridge

Bell & Brown, Lowell

Betty Thomas, "

Bracket! Charles, Newton

BrackettE. W. & Co., Charlestown

Breed Henry IC, Lowell

Bright & Carter, ''

Brown Emerson, AValtham

Bryant D., Lowell

Buck & Sweetser, Stoncham

Bullard & Nichols, Uolliston

Burdakin & Herrick, (East) Camb'dge

Chamberlain & Co., Cambridge(port)

Clark .James, Brighton

Conants & Knights, Charlestown

(Converse Benjamin, Cambridge(port)

Cutter Amos, Charlestown

Chase W., Charlestown

Cristy W. C, Charlestown

Chapin Nalium, Charlestown

D.ane Mo.ses, Lowell

Downing D. R., "

Eaton Worcester, Lowell

Emerson James C, Melrose

Farnsworth & Stuart, Lowell

Frost Albert A., Charlestown

Gale II. C, Cambridge

Garland & Leathers, Lowell

Gay Suth W., Camliridgc(port)

(HlisoM .lames, Mi'dfurd

(iilbcrt (!. E., Lowell

Gray D. S., "

Green Patrick, Charlestown

Hancock & Waitc, Lowell

Hatch & Taisey, "

Hildreth II. T., Natick

Hunter & Bond, Watertown

Hurley William, (East) Cambridge

James H. & Co., Cambridge(port)

.lones James, (East) Cambridge

.lones & R\iss, ClKu-lestown

Kiiiiliall I'.eiij. .\., < 'li.'irlestown

Kiriilp.ill Cliiirles W,, <'aiubridgc(port)

Kingsbury Leonard, Newton (L. Falls)

Kuigsley Henry, (lOast) Cambridge

l.annan Heiniis, l,(iwell

Lannan Patrick, ''

Manuel H. J. 11., "

Manahan S. T., Lowell

Mclntire & Livermore, Camb'dge(port)

Monroe George S. & Co., Charlestown

Mooney John B., Lowell

Owen William N., ''

Page Ebenezer, "

Palmer Samuel, Charlestown

Palmer Ailcs & Haynes, Waltham

Parker James B. E., South Reading

Parks William H., Newton

I'inney Lorenzo, Lowell

Plumnier AVarren, (East) Cambridge

Rice H. M. & J., Lowell

Bobbins George, AVatertown

Shaw J. B. & F., Charlestown

Simonds Stephen, Medford

Smith Benjamin, Brighton

Smith, Nicliols & Co., Lowell

Smith Samuel, Cambridge(port)

Spalding Alpheus, Lowell

Sprague Henry E., "

Stanley, Whittier & Co., Waltham

Stearns Daniel, Lowell

Teel Edward L., Cambridge(port)

Trow & Co., Lowell

Tweed Charles, Reading

Tweed T. G., Lowell

Upton & Besse, Lowell

Wadleigh Chiirles J., Charlesto-svn

Wallace James P. Jr., (!ambridge

Wason Robert, Charlestown

A\'ay L., Lowell

Webster B., (!liarlestown

AVhite William F., Lowell

AVhitehouse M., Charlestown

Whitney George T., Lowell

M'ild George W. & Co., Medford

Wilder & Hunt, Lowell

Wilson James, "

Witherell & Field, Charlestown

AVood T. IL, (North) Chelmsford

Wood & Noyes, Lowell

Wright J. C. & H. F., Cambridge(port)

AVyman AVilliam, Medford

Public Houses.

Bailey G., (South) Natick
Baker Augustus, Medford [kinton

Barber Thomas, [Coffee House] Hop-
Baron A., [Franklin House] Lowell
Burns William R., Chelmsford
Bates Corporal, [Elm House] Cambridge
Bates E. C, West Cambridge
Bigelow Gorham, Lexington
Boyd James, Natick
Brownell Z., [Park House] Cambridge
Burlingame A. S., [Union] Brighton
Carr U. W., [JIansion House] Charles-
town [Cambridge
Callahan Wm. D., [Fresh Fond Hotel]
Chamberlain Wm., Littleton
Coblejgh A. B., (West) Townsend
('olburn I. M., Groton
Coolidge E. J., (Woodville) ITopkinton
Crawford E. A. & S. M., [Crawford
House] Stoncham [Charlestown
Currier & Button, [Russell House]
Cutler George, (East) Lexington
Cutter Oliver, West Cambridge
Davis Marshall, Stow
Davis Thomas, Waltham [Lowell
Donohoe 0. M., [Exchange Coffee House]
Emery Henry, [Merrimae House] Low-
ell [bridge(port)
Elm Cottage, [Thomas Hughes] Cam-
Falcs Edwin, [Railroad House] Shirley

(Village)
Fes,>;en(len S. G., Sudbury
I'landers Joseph, [Leehmere House]

Kast Cambridge
Fuller Joseph, (South) Framingham
I'rancis George II., [Winthrop House]

Holliston
Gill Moses, Groton
(iddiiig .lonas, Rrigliton
ll.vrdy W ni., |Tremont House] Lowell
Hill Artemas, [Central House] Billcrica
Ilolbrook Joseph, [Cioffee House] Con-
cord
Howe Lyman, Sndbuiy [Falls)

Hoogs George A\'. Jr., Newton (Lower

Ilutchins Joseph, [American House]

Lowell
Jones James, AVeston
Joslyn S., ( \A'est) Townsend
King Oliver, [Farmer's and Mechanic's

House] Lowell |Cambridge(port)

Knights Samuel C, [W'atson House]
Leonard AA'arren, Framingham
Litchfield Eli, Acton
Loker AA'm., [Cochituate] AA'ayland
Manning & Fay, [Colony House] Lowell
Melvin AVare T., [Eaglellotel] Charles-
town
Merrill S. K., (South) Acton
Moore C. H., [AA'averly House] Lowell
Moulton Andrew, Newton
Norcross Josiah, Hopkinton [boro'

Packard I., [Half-Way House] Tyngs-
Page E. T., AA'altham
Page M., Sudbury

Parker Artemas, Carlisle [town

Parker E., [Middlesex House] Charles-
Pike & Haynes. Cambridge(port)
Porter Z. B., [Cambridge Market Hotel]

Cambridge [rica

Potter J. C, [Rail Road House] Bille-
Pratt S. C, Sudbury
Putnam AA'm. A., Bedford
Reed Stephen, (East) Cambridge
Rice Henry. Lincoln
Russell G. C, West Cambridge
Scott AA'm. A., Ashland [bridge

Sherman J., [Telegraph House] Cam-
Snow J. P., (West) Newton
Simpson Reuben, [Adams Tavern]

North Chelmsford
Starkey Abel, [City Hotel] Lowell
Swift "William, [Bridge Hotel] Cam-

bridge(port) [South Reading

Sweetser Stephen, [Quanapowitt House]
Tuttle Daniel, Acton [ell

Thurston B., [Washington House] Low-
Union House, Lowell
AA'ales Nathaniel, Newton (Lower Falls)
AValker James, [National House]

Charlestown [cord

AA'esson T. D., [Middlesex House] Con-
AA'heelock L. S., Wayland
AA'hitcomb Oliver, Townsend (Harbor)
AA'hite Josiah, [Howard House] Lowell
AA'ilson George A., AA'atertown
AA'illard George, Townsend [bridge

AA'illard Lyman, [Brattle House] Cam-
AA'inch L. A., Pepperell
AA'ilson W. G., [Cattle Fair] Brighton
AA'right I. N., Dunstable [bridge

Wyeth J., (Temperance House) Cam-

Plaster Mill.

Brackett C, Brighton

Pulpit Manufacturer.

Miller Stephen, Cambridge(port)

Pump and Block Miikbrs.

Adams Sauford, AA'ilmington

Ash James M., Maiden

Bacon Oliver, (South) Natick

Caswell .laeob, Charlestown

t'lark Richard, Lowell

Cloves .lohn, Framingham

Coliiy & Pollard, Lowell

Baking E. .Ir., Concord

Fay Lowell, Concord

Hancock Samuel, Canibridge(port)

Hunting Asa, Brighton

Ingalls John D., Cambridgc(port)

Ingalls John R., " "

Kingman Hamblen A., Somorville

Miles .lohn. Stow

I'age Moses 2d, Bedford

Pinkh.am R. G., Jledford

AA'alcott T., AA'altham

AVilder Sidney & Co., Uolliston

Pyroteehnical Laboratory.

Hovey J. G., Cambridgc(port)

Kailroad Car Manufacturers.

Davenport & Bridges, Cambridge(port)

MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

151

Beal Estate Agenis.

DowiK'S Allx-rt, l,(i\vcU
lliinl.)., ('h;irlcst(i\vii
I'ati-h !■;. It.jl.dwill

Eeed Manufacturers.

Brown Diiriiis ('. & C-^., liOwoU
Gage Jcnatlian !•'., "

Safe Manufacturer.

Kichanlsoii .lolui W., (.'harlcstown

Sash and Blind Manufacturers.

[See Door, Sash^ aiirl Blind Manufac-
turers.]

Sawing and Planing.

Allen Otis & Co., Lowell

IJanies (i. & Smis, Jiilanini:! AValtham

liartlett li. N., (K;ist) Cainiiriil.'je

IJrackett Cephas, [iilaniiit;] Brighton

lirooUs &: Tyler, Lowell

Davenport Charles, Cambridgc(port)

Doilge Paul E., [sawing and turning]

\\'ost Cauihriilge
Fiske & Norcvoss, IiOwcU
Guy C. v., [planing] Ashland [ham
llaynes Xathan, (Saxonville) Framing-
Holmes E. & Co.. Charlostown
Uorr & Broad, [planing] Xatick
Uvde Isaae, Cauibridu'e [to-mi

.lenkins S: Williams, [planing] Charles-
Murdoek .Indsou. Charlestown
Nurse & Gil)son, Townsend (Harbor)
Osliorn Balphon, Cambriil'j-ediort)
I'riest Philemon, [planing] Watertown
Sanger Joseph, " "

Sherman A. P. & Son, (E.) Cambridge
AVhcelock \Vm., [planing] Ilopkinton
■\Villiams S. & G. & Co., Charlestown
Waterman & Litchfield, [planing] Med-

ford

Saw Manufacturers.

Griffith ('has. & Co., West Cambridge

Sales E. 0., Lowell

WoodruIT William, West Cambridge

Saw Mills.

Ad.anis E., Chelmsford
Adams & Powers, Townsend
Adams & Stickney '•

Adams Thomas, (Xorth) Townsend
I'arnes G. & Son, Waltham
Barrett Samuel. Concord
Bartlett Ira, Asiiby
Bennet .Jonathan, Pepperell
Blako Gilman, (East) "
Blood & Page, (North) Chehnsford
Bowers Mieajah, Carlisle
Burtt B., Tewkesbury
Brinlev Nathaniel, Tyngsboro'
Butrie'k 1. T., Action
Butrick Nathan, Carlisle
Conant Bailey, Stow
didder Sullivan, [veneering] AValtham
Cutler S. N., Ashland [ter

Cutter & Clark, [mahogany] Winches-
Cutter Cyrus, \\'est Cambridge
Cutter E., [mahogany] Charlestown
Cutter G., Medford [ter

Cutter II. & Co., [mahogany] Winches-
Dudley John, Weston
Egerton Henry, Shirley (Tillage)
Faulkner W. E., Acton
Fay Lyman, Ashby
Fessenden Benjamin, Townsend
Fitch David, Bedford
Fletcher Calvin, (South) Groton
Foster Abraham, Shirley (Village)
Foster Joseph, Ashby
Giles Daniel, Townsend
Glcason & Dale, Stow
Gilson R. D., Littleton
Goodwin G. T., Medford
Green James, Carlisle
Hamlet George, Dracut
Harding M. E., Ashland
Hart John, Townsend
llaynes Asahel, Sudbury
Haynes Joseph, Townsend

Hazen Samu<'l, Shirley

Hoar I. N., (South) Groton

llolliiigsworth L M. &. L., Groton

Holt A.sa, Asliby

.lackson .lames, Ashland

.lenkins Thomas, Lincoln

.lenkins & Williams, Charlestown

.lolmson P. E., Ilopkinton

Kendall E. & S., Tewkesbury

Kenilall .lames O., Ashby

Killiurn .lonathan, Shirley

Lawrence Horace, Ashby

Lawrence John, (West) Groton

Lawrence John, Groton

I,eland .1. M., Sherburne

Lincoln William G., Watertown

Littletield 1)., Ilopkinton

Lowell .lolin, Pepperell

!\lagoon T., Medford [send

IManning & Thompson (North) Town-

.Moore J'^phraim, Sudbury

N. E. Worsted Co., Framingham

Nurse &. Gibson, Townsend (Harbor)

Page Eli, Shirley

Parkhurst E., Dunstable

Parkhurst Jacob, '•

Patten Aaron II., Billcrica [ter

Parker Harrison, [mahogany] Winches-

Pingree J., Groton

Pratt Nathan & Co., Acton

Prescott A., Groton

Iteed Franklin, Stow

Richardson A. B., Sudbury

Richardson John, Billerica

Bobbins Elbridge, Action

Bobbins Cyrus, (South) Natick

Roby Otis, Townsend

Rogers L., (North) Townsend

Sawtell N., Pepperell

Sibley A. L., Weston

Smith Aaron, Ilopkinton

Smith & Hill, Lexington

South worth Charles, (North) Townsend

Swallow Daniel, Dunstable

Shcttield S., Ilopkinton

Stevens Curtis, (Xorth) Uopkinton

Tarbell F. F., Pepperell

Thwing Samuel, Lincoln

Trull Jesse, (North) Tewkesbury

Tuttle I. A., Littleton

Upton .Tohn, Tyngsboro'

Wetherbee D. 2d, Acton

AVhitcomb Granville, Boxboro'

Wilson Daniel, Billerica

Wilson Francis, Bedford

Wood Alon/.o (Feltonsville) Marlboro'

Wood George S., Chelmsford

■Woodward James, Dunstable

Scale Manufacturers.

Woods & Nute, Lowell

Screw Bolt Manufacturers.

Smith & Mcadowcraft, Lowell

Scythe Manufacturers.

Roby, Sawyer & Co., (West) Chelms-
fortl

Shingle Manufacturers.

[See Saw HIills.]

Ship Builders.

Curtis James O., Medford
Curtis Paul,
Delano Francis, "
Foster Joshua T., "
Ilaydcn & Cudworth, Medford
Magoun & Turner, Charlestown
Lapham Samuel, Medford
Stetson Jotham, '•

Ship Joiners.
Ellis Robert L., Medford
Gardner W. Geo., '■
Johnson & Tufts, "
l.oring Jud.ah. "

Mitchell J. W;, "

Teal U. F., "

\\'aterman Ebenezer, Medford

Ship Trunnel Manufacturer.

Morse Aniory, (.'^outli) Nali' k

Shirt, Drawers, &o Hosiery
Weavers.

Cooper H., WatiTto.vn
Dell.y Thomas, •■

Shoe String Manufacturers.
Jenkins & Inman, Newton (Upper

Falls)

Shoe Tool Manufacturer.

:\IoiHliouse .lolin, IJcdford

Silver and Brass Plating.

Barry J. Jr.. Charlestown

Silver Ware Manufacturers.

Holt & Ilovey, Lowell
Sanborn Amos, "

Slaters.

Waugh John, Lowell

Soapstone Manufacturers.

Fitch John, Groton

Soap and Candle Makers.

Abbott S R., Cambridge(port)
Brow 1 M. W., " "

Caswell Franklin, Lowell
Chancy Thos., [candles] Camb'ge(port)
Connor Maurice, Cambridge
Cooper & Holmes, Cambridge(port)
Cooper William, " "

Davis Eliphalet, [fancy soaps] Cam-

bridge(port)
Davis Isaac, Cambridge(port)
Davis Mason & Co., Cambridge
Dickinson Alexander, Cambridgc(port)
Ferrin & Noyes, Cambridge
French A. & T. T., Lowell
Herbert & Jones, Brighton
Hill Charles H., Charlestown
Horn S., Lowell

Jackson William, [candles] Newton
Jones C. L. & Co., Cambridge
Kemp & Dickinson, "
Idvermore Nath"l & Son, "
Lucy George, Cambridge(port)
McAllen James, " "

Norton Henry, " "

Putnam & Cin-ricr, Lowell
Rand A., Charlestown
Winchester E. A. & W., C.amb"ge(port)

Soda Manufacturers.

Eastman C. S. & Co., Lowell

Spice Mills.

Fessenden & Whittemore, (West) Cam-
bridge
Pcrrv i'ohn. (West) Cambridge
Smith & Hill, "

Stair Builders.
Marshall James, Charlestown
Jaqucs C, "

Stamp Manufacturers and Sten-
cil Cutters.

Dcwhurst R. J. & Co., Lowell
Gibby S. J., Lowell
Mason John A., AValtham

Starch Manufacturers.

Anuable .1 D. & Son, Cambridge(port)

Stocking Yam Manufacturer.

Cowley J., Lowell

Stone Ware Manufacturers.

Edmands & Co., Charlestown
Osborn Richard,

Spike Factory.
Bartlett & Page. Somerville

152

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Stoves, Tin Ware, S^c.

Bailey .7. J... (East) Cambrulge

Bailey Timothy, Maiden

Bancroft C. Jr., Wincliester

Bangs I. W. & D., Lowell

Bartlett J. W. & Co., Hopkinton

Bean Walter P., Lowell

Brown Charles H., Maiden

Burt F. C, (West) Townscnd

Carr Andrew, Framingham

Clark E. S., Groton

Clark John, Ashland

Clough Jas. M. & Co., (East) Camb'dge

Clark John, Ashland

Currier A. N., Holliston

Cushing & Mack, Lowell

Dana David, "

Donnell R. R. & E. A., Cambridge

Eberle & Pierce, Charlestown

Edmands William M., Charlestown

Frost Jas. L., (Saxonville) Framingh'm

Gerry G. W., Natick
Gibson Griffin, Charlestown
Gilmore & Swett, (West) Acton

Goddard Alonzo, Lexington

Haley Jesse, Cambridge(port)

Handy & McLoud, Charlestown

Hull Asa, Watertown

Hawkes Levi Jr., Cambridge(port)

Haynes Henry C, " "

Keith Seth, Concord

Kelley D. & Co., (East) Cambridge

Little George W. & Co., Charlestown

Littlefield D. G., Lowell

Littlefield Tristram, lleatling

Lovejoy J. A., Stoneham

Mancy W., Newton (Upper Falls)

Mead Matthias, Lowell

Mendum A. W., "

Merrifield J. A., West Cambridge

Miles T. M. & Co., Marlboro'

Mor.se & Cole, Bedford

Jlorse & Cole, Billerica

Nutting & Mason, Cambridge

Page & Church, Lowell

Parks Joseph & Co., Concord

Pope & AVilder, Lowell

Pratt Joseph, Maiden

Putnam James H., Maiden

Rowell H. fc Co., (West) Acton

Rowell n. & Co., Acton

Small J. D., Medford

Snow Stephen T. & Co., Lowell

Spooner Wm. A., Shirley (Village)

Stevens , Pepperell

Stickney Rufus, Waltham

Stiles 'William li., Watertown

Tufts Nathaniel, Maiden

Walls William, (North) Reading

Wheelock & Cartwright, Reading

Wells & Washburn, (West) Newton

AVliittcn Hapgood, Lowell

"Wincliester G. K., Cambridge(port)

Wood l>orcnzo, Iiowell

Yale Burrage, South Reading

Straw Bonnet Manufacturers.

Clark A. & N., (South) Framingham
Eames Edwin, " "

Gassett Archelaus, Holliston
Mon.son Franklin, (South) Framingh'm
Jlichardson George, " "

Slocum Lewis, Ilolli.ston

Tailors and Drapers.

Ames Philander Jr., Charlestown

Armstrong H. S., Gi'oton

Bates E. A. & Co., Hopkinton

Barnes H. H., Lowell

Barrows C. A., Watertown

Baxter Daniel, Brighton

Becker Andrew, Sherburne

Bennett William S., Lowell

Bigclow Charles, Charlestown

Bigelow L., Marlboro'

Blanchard S., Concord

Brinn John, (Saxonville) Framingham

Bri.-ik Simon, Natick

Burbank, Chase & Co., Lowell

Biirnluuu E. H., Newton

Burr Andrew, Lowell

Carlin ,lohn, (East) Cambridge

Casey M., Billerica

Chandler Benjamin, Ashland

Colby & Totman. Lowell

Cole A. M.. Framingham

Colo A. M.; Natick

Crosby Charles S., Reading

Damon William K., (West) Acton

Dean D. H., Lowell

Dean IL C, "

Denvir William, Charlestown

Derby Robert, Stow

Doyle E., Lowell

Everard John, (South) Natick

Flinn S. S., Winchester

Foster Isaac S., Charlestown

Fuller Perez, Lowell

I'urber George D., Chelmsford

Gage & Fowle, Woburn

Gordon James, Sudbury

Gordon S. F., Lowell

Grace John, Newton

Gray Ira, Reading

Greenwood W. D., Groton

Hall A F., (Feltonsville) Marlboro'

Hale Richard, Sudburj'

Hartford Edward, Cambridge

Hastings S. H., Lowell

Hervey George, Medford

Hill William Jr., \Vest Cambridge

Hull William, Natick

Irish Cornelius, Waltham

Janes Charles J., Charlestown

Jennings John D., Cambridge(port)

Jewett & Gates, Charlestown

Jones N. Jr., Marlboro'

Kellery & Heney, Lowell

Keyes .lohn, Tyngsboro'

Kimball J. B., Lowell

Kimball William, (East) Cambridge

Kingman Samuel, (South) Reading

Lesslie E. C, Lowell

Lothrop William R., Acton
Mann Elias, Waltham

Maynard L. A., (West) Townsend

McDonald John, Charlestown

McElroy William, "

McEvoy Hugh, Lowell

McGill Thomas, (East) Cambridge

McKenna M., Waltham

McKenna Peter, Lowell

McMaster Archibald, Watertown

McMaster William, >\'atertown

Meloy John, Lowell

Munroe H. A., Lexington

Nelson Neal, Charlestown

Pool L. H., Waltham

Quinn John, Lowell

Roaf R. N., Cambridge(port)

Robinson A^'illiam K., Holliston

Ross John R., Natick

Russell Amos B., Ashby

Sanderson George W., Shirley (Village)

Scanlan James, Cambridge(port)

Schnider , Holliston

Shattuck Sewall, Lowell

Silver Joseph, (West) Newton

Simons James F., Holliston

Smith A. J., Newton (Upper Falls)

Stevens Isaac, Framingham

Stewart R. S., Concord

Taylor J. P., Woburn

Taylor James, Newton (Upper Falls)

Tear Philip, Woburn [ham

Thompson Benj., (Saxonville) Framing-
Walker E. R., West Cambridge

Weir James, Concord

Weston I. N., Townsend

Wetherbce & Partridge, Hopkinton

Whijjple A. F'., Pepperell

Whiton James, Charlestown

Wyman Henry, Lowell

Tanners and Curriers,

Ayer Daniel, Lowell
Bond Si Tidd , Woburu
('unnnings John Jr. & Co., Wobum
Dow Joseph, "

Fox Warren, "

Guild Chester & Sons, Charlestown
iMunroe Harris, Woburn
Read A. H., ('ambridge(port)
Sewall & \\ithington, Charlestown

Shephard John, Wobnrn
Thompson Abijah & Co., Woburn
Tidd Charles & Co., "

Tidd Henry. "

Tidd William. "

Tufts Daniel, Charlestown
Winn J. B. & Co., Woburn

Teas and Coffee.

Sholes C. H. & Co., Lowell

Tin Koofing.

Hawkes Levi Jr., Cambridgc(port)

Trunk Manufacturers.

Allen Otis L., Lowell
Austin J., "

Barnes T. .T., "
Burgess Ebenezer, Lowell
Emerson James M., Waterto\vn
Hayward William P., Lowell
Horton R., Somerville
Howe John, Medford
McLanathan H. L. S., Lowell
McLanathan Samuel, "
Stone S., "

Turners.

Crosby E. & G., Lowell
White Daniel, '•

Umbrellas.

Shepherd B. II., Lowell

Undertakers.

Ash Jam.es M.. JIalden
Barber Elisha, Sherburne
Beal James Jl., Natick
Bennett Josiah, Marlboro'
Bonner William, Somerville
Bowers Jonathans., BiUerica
Braclvett H. G., Weston
lirackett Josepli, C!ambridge
Brooks Jacob, Medford
Bryant Aaron, Tyngsboro'
Buckman E., Stoneham
Bullard Joseph, Wayland
Butler J., Sherburne
Byram M. D., Chelmsford
Cassidy Michael, Lowell
Clark Peter, Tewkesbury
Cogswell James C, Brighton
Cook Asa, Newton (Upper Falls)
Dane Timothy, North Reading
Daniels William C, Cambridge
Day Amos, Wcstford
Deadraan William, South Reading
Duren G. F., Carlisle
Eames L., Lowell
Emerson Isaac, Melrose
Fisk Isaac J., Natick

Gay F., Somerville

Gleason Gilman C, Reading

Gragg Charles 0.. Bedford

Greenleaf John, Cambridge

Hammond Thomas F., Natick

Uanford Horace, Cambridge

Hartwell I. C, Shirley

Hartwcll J. B., West Cambridge

Haynes Z., A\'altham

Ileiiry Wm.. Newton (Lower Falls)

Hill t'harlcsi Maiden

Holdcn E. Jr., "

Hooker Z., Sherburne

Howard Nathaniel, Melrose

Hull Amos, Lowell

Hunt Thomas, (North) Tewkesbury

Jcnnison Benj., (West) Newton

Johnson J., Winchester

Kendall John, Framingham

Kendall 0. W., Lexington

Litchfield Roland Jr., Cambridge(port)

Manning Joel, (\Vest) Towusend

:\Ioore D. S., Sudliury

MorrcU Cadwalader, Wilmington

Nutting Peter, Groton

Pear John, Cambridge(port)

Perry Charles, Charlestown

Perry I. J., (South) Natick

Pierce Stephen, Chelmsford

Pratt Asa, AV'atertown

Pratt Nathaniel, Charlestown

MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

153

l'ii.«hcc T. I).. (West) Littleton
Kav Daniel, Sfnw
Iloa.li Micliarl, lx)well
llockwood Newell, Ilolliston
Scofielil D., Medford
Suaver T. F., Townsend
Shattuck J., Pcpperell
Shattuck Simon, "
Snow Levi, Westford
Spauliling nenjamin F., Tewkesbury
Swett Charles, (North) Chelmsford
Syiiimes Caleb, Charlestown
Tavliir Isaae, iJuustable
'J'eiiney I'eter, Ai'ton
TrowbVidjje N.. Newton (Ontre)
\\alker .lames 11., Honnington
\Veli'li I [Irani, Camliridge
Wetherbe.' S., llcixlxiro'
AVhitiiey .bihii A., Ashland
Whittomoro Jonathan, llopkinton
Wright Anthony, Concord

Upholsterers.

Ilixon Kdward, Cambridge(port)
Ilanccx-k Horace A., " "

Swett & IJayer, " "

Worcester James A. D., Charlestown

Varnisli Manufacturer.

Burridge , Urighton

Viaegar Manufacturers.

Daniels S. O., (South) Framinghaui
I^Kjlanii Daniel, Sherburne
Leland Joseph P., "
Paul Daniel, "

Wadding and Batting Manufac-
turers.
Richmond A. J. & Co., Lowell
Kichmond P. 0., '"

Watcli Case Manufacturer.

Thiexy Charles L., Cambridge

Watches and Jewelry.

Adams Henry D.. Lowell

Appleion Geo. B., "

Beard B. E., Heading

Brastow Addison, Lowell

Collier A. C, Concord

Donuallan J. W., (East) Cambridge

Fellows J. K. & Co., Lowell

Fitts D. B., HoUistou

Fogg C. W., AValtham

Gibbs Benjamin W., Cambridge(port)

Giiswold H. D. C, Lowell

Hale David Pv., "

Hampton Samuel, Cambridge(port)

Howe H. W'., Winchester

Johnson Jonathan, Lowell

Lamsou & Tarr, "

Lyman Roland, "

I'ierce George, "

Raynes Joseph, "

Kice P., Charlestown

Richardson Stephen, Natick

Roger.s W'., Watertown

Sanborn Amos, Lowell

Smith Edward H., Marlboro'

Stone G. H.. LoweU

Stone J., Charlestowa

Stowell A.Jr., "

Stowell Francis, "

Towne Horatio, Lowell

AVarren Andrew, Waltham

Weston Vf. M.,Woburn

Whitney Hiram, Matertown

West India Goods.

[Set also Country Stores]
Abbott Samuel & Co., Charlestown
Adams 0. E., Waltham
Albee G. B., Charlestown
Allen W. C, Brighton
Atwood James, Cambridge{port)

Atwood , Somerville

Bacon George W., Newton
Bancroft Selwyn, Lowell
Barker Charles A., Charlestown

__

Barker William S., Medford
Barker Stephen Jr., Lowell
Bean H. ('urrier, (East) Cambridge
Beers AVilliam, Woburn
Jlettinson Kichard B., Charlestown
Billings Henry, Newton (I'pper Falls)
Bowman & Fox, Cliarlestowu
Bradley & Willis, "

Bradshaw Benjamin T., Charlestown
Briggs P. S., "

Brown & Gardner, Cambridge
Bryant Daniel, I.«well [(port)

Burridge Joseph & Co., Cambridge-
Buttrick & Co., Lowell
Caldwell William, Cambridge
Carey & Goodwiu, CharU>slo\Tn
Carlton & Kneeland, Lowell
Carrig Thomas, (Uiarlestown
Chambcrlin William S., Lowell
Charlestown Workingmen's Trading

Association, Charlestown
Churchill Charles, LoweU
Churchill William, "
Clark William W., Waltham
Cloyd & Hunt, Lowell
Coburn Franklin, "
Colcord Willi.am, "
Cole Andrew, Newton
Conant E. D., Charlestown
Conants & Knights, "
Connolly B., (West) Newton
Cook C. C, " "

Coolidge George 2d, Cambridge
Currier J. P., Charlestown
Cutter Thomas M., "
Dana Benjamin, AAatertown
Davis L. P., Woburn
Danforth Daniel, Somerville
Dechan Thomas, Charlestown
Dempsey Patrick, Lowell
Dexter Joseph, Cambridge(port)
Douse & Brackett, Brighton
Downer Elisha, Charlestown
Downing Leonard, "
Downing Thomas, LoweU
Dudley Denison, '■
Dudlev W., "

Eaton" Job S., "

Edmands George E., Charlestown
Ellis J. C, •'

Ellis .r. S., AVoburn
Emerson & Neally, Lowell
Finagan & Connally, (East) Cambridge
Flanders A., Charlestown
Frauss Peter, Charlestown
Gay Seth W., Cambridge
George Harvey, Somerville
Gerry AA'illiam, Charlestown
Gilson & Curtis, «
Gline B. E., "

Goddard Benjamin, Lowell
Goldthwait Arnold, '"
Gray Joshua D., "
Gregg Alexander, Medfbrd
Iladlcy D. IL, " [bridge

Haggerty Dennis & Co., (East) Cam-
Hall Mo.ses B., Charlestown
Hardy Solon, West Cambridge
Harnden Albert, Lowell
Harris J. A., Charlestown
Harvev George, (East) Cambridge
Hart D., Brighton [bridge

Hastings Thomas & Co., (East) Cam-
Hayden Rufus N., Ix)well
Haynes David J., Charlestown
Hemenway M., Lowell
Higgins P". S., Charlestown
Hill H. & S. JP., "

Holmes J. A. & Co.. Cambridge(port)
Hopley >L & Son, Charlestown
Hovey Horatio N., {East) Cambridge
Hovey J. Dana, Cambridge(port)
Hovey Joshua, Lowell
Howl'and G. ^Y., Charlestown
Hughes Alexander, (East) Cambridge
Hunnewell William. •' "

Hunt D., Brighton
Hutchinson Hermon, Charlestown
Hyde James, Medford
James Sanniel, Cambridgc(port)
Jaquith H. H., Medford
Jenness Jacob, Lowell

.Idhnson & Rjchardson, Charlestown
Jm1mis(.ii S. T., "

Krves G. W., "

Leatlie J. B., Rcaiiing
Lord Jeremiah P., Maiden
Mackintire James, Charlestown
Jlagee Warren, \\'aterlown
Mahon Owen, Lowell
Mahoncy J. S., (.'hurlestown
Manley T. H., Watertown
Marshall Josiah N., Cambridge
Mason A. B., Medford
McAnulty John, Lowell
Mc(iuirk Patrick, '•
McKenney P., Charlestown
McLauglin & Conlan, Jyowell
Merritt D. A., Somerville
Mirick Henrv, Charlestown
Morrill .lohn"H., I^)wcll
Mullen E.,(East) Canibridt'c
Mullett & Bra<Jhury. Cliarlestown
Munroe & Evans, ('ambri<lge(port)
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

115, Chehiisford
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

1.39, Chelmsford
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

15, Tyngsboro'
N. E. Protective Union, Division Xo.

44, (Saxonville) F'ramingham
N. E Protective Union, Division No.

54, Medford
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

178, Winchester
N. ¥.. Protective Union, Division No.

31, AVoburn
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

102, (East) Cambridge
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

(U, Lowell
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

511, Lowell
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

07, Newton (Upper Falls)
Nichols & Co., Lowell
Noyes Samuel, AVatertown
Packard Samuel T., Charlestown
Page, Fay & Co., Lowell
Palmer John, (Ea.st) Cambridge
Parmenter A. J., (Saxonville) Framing-
ham
Pearson John. Lowell
Pickering Cyrus C, Lowell
Pinkham & Parker, Reading
Pope, AVhitney & Co., AValtham
Porter George AA'., Medford
Priest Jonas H., AValtham
Proctor Moses, AVest Cambridge
Puller A. D., Lowell
PuUen R. E., Newton (Lower Falls)
Quigley AVilliam, Charlestown
Read Robert, Lowell
Reed Daniel, Somerville
Reed Ransom, Lowell
liice E. 1\L & Co., Lowell
Rice J. S., Maiden
Richardson D. L., Lowell
Richardson F. E., Billerica
Robinson Edwin, A\'atertown
Runels & Co., Lowell
Rupp George, (East) Cambridge
Russ C. B. & Co., Lowell
Russell Abbott, Billerica
Russell S. S. & Co., Lowell
Russell T. J. & G. C, AVest Camb'ge
Sanborn G. A. & A. L., Somerville
Sawtell Andrew, Charlestown
Sawtell & Atwell, Cambridge
Simpson A. M. & J. >L, Charlestown
Smith Charles, Charlestown
Smith John, "

Snow Beiij. B., "

Spring AV. S., Cambridge(port)
Stearns & Colburn, '■ "
Stevens A. II. Jr., (East) Cambridge
Stewart Calvin, Charlestown
Stickney William, "
Stone Phineas, "

Stratton N., Brighton
Sumner Daniel, LoweU
Todd & Savage, Charlestown
Train Edmund, (East) Cambridge

154

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Trenton John, Charlestown

Tyler Jonas. "

AVadsworth Ira, Cambridge(port)

Wales & Mills, Newton (Lower Falls)

Wardwell Joseph. W., Lowell

Washburn Levi, Charlestown

Watson Benjamin, Lowell

AVaugh John Jr., Lowell

Webber & Hatch, Cambridge

Welch John, Cambridge

AVeller R. F., Cambridge(port)

AV^heeler Loring, Newton

AVheeler & Stickney, Lowell

White Thomas J., Cambridge

Wood Charles & Co., Cambridge(port)

AVood & Hall, Cambridge

Woodbury E., Charlestown

Workingmen's Protective Union, Divi-
sion No. 71, Lowell

Workingmen's Protective Union, Divi-
sion No. 16, Lowell

Worthen E. B.. Lowell

AVright J. C. & H. F.,'Cambridge(port)
Wheslwriglits.

Ames , Dracut

Bowers Jonathan, Lowell
Brown Daniel, Cambridge
Bryant John Jr., Charlestown
Burroughs David, Lowell
Dickson Oliver, Charlestown
Frothingham Isaac C, '"
Gallagher Michael, Canibridge(port)
Grames Elbridge G., Cambridge
Hadley David B., "

Heard A. D., "

Hunnewell T. & T. F., Charlestown
Jenkins Joel, Lowell
Jennings Joseph, Cambridgo(port)
Leavitt John B., Lowell
Muiiroe Enoch. (East) Cambridge
Pierce Benjamin, Cambridge(v>ort)
Smith A. J., Charlestown
Stone AVilliam, Cauibridi'e

Thwing James, Cambridge(port)
Tuttle John, Cambridge

Whip Manufacturer.

Barnes Thomas J., Lowell

Wines, Liquors, &/C.

Chamberlain John Jr., Lowell
Marston J. M., "

Wireworker.

Greenleaf Gorham, Lowell

Wooden Screws.

Aldrich Milton, Lowell

Woollen Manufacturers.

[See 3Ianii/actures.]

Worsteds.
Shute Jane, LowcU

NANTUCKET COUNTY

Was incorporated June 20, 169o. It is composed of five islands, the only one of any importance hemg
the one on which the town is built. This island contains about 30,000 acres of land, and is about 14
miles broad, averaging about three miles in width. It lies 30 miles southerly from the mainland, 60
miles S. E. from New Bedford, and 100 S. S. E. from Boston. The population in 1840 was 9,012, being
152 to a square mile. Population in 1850, 8,452.

Originally the island was occupied by Indians, and in 1641, that portion which embraces the to^vn
was purchased of them by Thomas Mayhew and others. The first Englishman who became a resident
was Thomas Macy, in 1659. He was from Salisbiny, in Essex County. He bought the island of
Mayhew for £30, in merchantable pay, and two beaver hats.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge of Probate, Samuel Mitchell, Nantucket.

Register of Probate, Coiinty Treasurer, and Clerk
of Courts, Geo. Cobb, Nantucket.

Register of Deeds, Asa G. Bunker, Naiitucket.

Crier of Courts, Caleb Cushman.

Jailer, William Randall.

Master of House of Correction, Benj. Lawrence.

Sheriff, Uriah Gardner.

Probate Court. Holden 1st Saturday of every
month.

Commissioners of Wrecks.

Nantucket, Frederic Arthur, Peter Folger, Philip
H. Folger, Thos. A. Gardner, Geo. Myrick ; Tuck-
anuck, Sam'l B. Swain.

Port Wardens.
Ariel Coffin, Reuben G. Pinkham, David Thain.

Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
James M. Bunker, Geo. Cobb, Timothy Hussey,
Chas. K. Whitman.

Justices of the Peace and Quorum.
Nantucket, George Cobb, Charles K. Whitman.

Justices of the Peace.
Nantucket, Frederic Arthur, Wm. Barney, John
W. Barrett, Jas. M. Bunker, Asa G. Bunker, Ca-
leb Cushman, Alfred Folger, Philip H. Folger,
Geo. H. Folger, Wm. C. Folger, Elisha P. Fear-
ing, Edward M. Gardner, Timothy Hussey, Wm.

Jenkins, Andrew M. Macy, Thomas Macy, James
Mitchell, Samuel Mitchell, Wm. Mitchell, Justin
Lawrence, Edward M. Gardner.
Notaries Piiblic.
James M. Bunker, Caleb Cushman, Philip H.
Folger, Sam'l Mitchell, C. K.. Whitman.
Coroner.
Elisha M. Hinckley.

TOWN OFFICERS.

XANTVCKET.

Town C/er/^.— William Cobb.

Selectmen and County Commissioners. — John H.
Shaw, William Barney, Charles G. Coffin, George
Fitch, George C. Macy, David Mitchell, William
R. Coffin.

Treasurer. — George Cobb.

Assessors. — Wm. Barney, Wm. Cobb, Asa G.
Bunker.

Collector. — Charles P. Swain.

School Committee. — John H. Shaw, Wm. Bar-
ney, Edward G. Kelley, Charles P. Swain, Henry
Coffin, Justin Lawrence, Benj. F. Riddell, John
B. Husted, Geo. W. Macy, Isaac Austin, Alex.
Macy, Asa G. Bunker, Wm. H. Gerry.

Constables. — Caleb Cushman, Joseph Hamblin,
Robt. Folger, Sam'l H. Winslow, Aaron Swain,
Benj. Lawrence, Alexander Ray, P'reeman Atkins,
Geo. Pollard, Wm. Cobb, Daniel Dunham, Isaac
Myrick, J. W. Tracy.

NANTUCKET COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Apothecaries.

Adams Orison
Lawrence (Icorgo A.
Mitchell Edward

Auctioneers.

Macy Gorliam

Bakers.

Cook Charles
Rand N. & D.

Blacksmiths.

Atwood George
Blagden James
Colman James
Fisher Elisha D.
Folger Charles A.
Folger Edward
Gardner Frederick C.
Gilford Gustavns
Hart William

ileader .John
Mitchell David
Parker Elisha
Sherman Freeman
Simmons B. T.
Smith Allen
Swain George

Boatbuilders.

Macy Edmund
Swain Alfreil

NANTUCKET COUNTY.

155

Booksellers.

K<"lli'y .Ian It's S.
aiitclii'Ul'Mwanl

Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Cliirk Cliiirlos A.

Ives i;. 1).
l/ivcll duirlcs
Stai-liiick ("liai'lcs II.
WiKHl Daviil

Boot and Shoe Makers.

Crocker flcniiiii
Kisl) Osiiioud
IlMinbliii A.
.Icines Leimiol St. Son
Mitchell Krincis
I'ieroe (Jeor;^> 11

Box Maker.

Folger Rowland

Cabinet Maker.

Folgcr Kcubi'ii (}.

Carpenters.

Coffin William N.
Kaston & Tlionipsou
Fisher Zenas
i\Iacy Robert
Macy Robert F.
Nyo Meltiah
Spragiie C. L.

Carpetings.

I'ratt Charles K.

Cigars.

Russell William

Clergymen.
Allen Ethan [¥..]
Rlakc Ebenezer [M. E.]
Clark Thomas W. [C. 15.]
Crawford James E. [B.]

Forman [C. U.]

llusted John [M. P.

Judkins (C. T.]

Washington George [M. E.]

Collector.

Parker George

Commission Merchants.

Crosby M. Jr.
Kelley, Coffin & Co.
Macy George C.

Confectioner.

Hooper L. A.

Coopers.

Dunham Joseph
Ellis B.
Fitch George
Gardner William R.
Lhomedieu Benjamin

Cotton Batting.

Field Benjamin & Co.

Counsellors.

Bunker James M.
Gardner Edward JI.
Whitman Charles K.

Crockery.

Adams Orison
Chase R. & Son

Dentists.

Gilman B. F.
Hussey David G.
Metcaif J. T.
Taft George H.

Dry Goods.

Bates, Cook & Co.
Caldor T. W.
Easton Alice II.

Gardner Frederick
Lawrence! Justin
I'icni- (ieorgo K. & Co.
I'ratt Charles K.

Flour and Grain.

Cartwrii^ht Alexander
('(illiii IVtcr
KolKcr I!. & T.
Kelley, Coffin & Co.
Russell Daniel & Son

Fruit.
Congdon Peter
Olin John

Furniture, &c.

Worth tJeorgc ¥.

Grist Mills.

Coffin .Tames F.

Folger R. G.

Nantucket Steam Mill Company

Hair Dressers.

Godfrey N. .\.
Xahar A. M.
Robinson

Hardware.

Bassett James N.
Macy George W

Harness Makers.

Coffin Eilward I'.
Jeuks George \V.

Hats, Caps, and Furs.
Geary William II.

Ice Dealer.

Winn John

Iron and Steel.
Kellej', Coffin & Co.

Junk Store.

Hosier Richard

Livery Stables.

Clark George
Hamblen .loseph
Kingsley Henry A.

Lumber.

Macy Peleg

Manufacturing Company.

Nantucket Steam Mill Co. [casks &c.]

Millinery.

Harris Samuel

Painters.

liOng George K.
Long Obed K.
Smith \Vm. P.
AValker Nathan

Physicians.

Fearing E. P.
Mackie J. II.
Parkinson J. II. '
Richtcr M. A.

Provisions.

Dunham Charles II.
Russell Daniel & Sou
Winn John

Public House.

Robinson Jervis [Ocean House]
Pump and Block Makers.

Bunker George F.
Farnham William II.
Gardner Timothy N.
'.Vbippey J. G.

Bigger.

ltalclilTcK..I.(Tt

Sail Makers.

lirown Hen jam ill
Ccely \V. I'.

Ship Chandlers.

(■ardner Edward W.
Kelley, Coffin & Co.

Shipwright.

Swain Alexander (;.

Spar Maker.

Crosby .Jesse

Sperm Oil.

Importers and Manufacturers.
Coffin C. & H.
Crosby Matthew & Son
Klkins & Mitchell
Folger George II.
Gardner Edward W.
(iardner Robert F.
Iladden & Barney-
Joy Moses
lu'lley. Coffin & Co.
.Macy Isaac & Phihp
Jlaey Thomas
Shaw John H.
Starbuck 0. & Co.
Swain Alanson

Stoves.

Kelley, Coffin & Co.
Macy George W.

Tailors and Drapers.

Allen Avery T.
Allen Eben. W.
Barnard Cromwell, Jr.
Congdon James C.

Tin Plate and Sheet Iron
Workers.

Goodrich Henry
Hussey Christopher C.
Hussey John A.
Mitchell & Austin
Starbuck James C
Swain S. B.

Watchmakers and Jewellers.

Easton James 2d

Hinckley H. A. [clock maker]

Swain Samuel

West India Goods.

Adams Orison
Bailey Charles H.
Chase R. & Son
Colbum Francis
Crocker Hcnian
FitzGerald Timothy
Gardner Alexander E.
Gardner John
Garfield Jones
Hussey Peter
Macy Joseph B.
Mitc'hell Moses
Nickerson Franklin
Potter Thomas
Sprague N. A. A. K.
Tallant Nathaniel
Yetman Jesse E.

Wheelwright.

Mitchell Robert

Wood and CoaL

Folger B. & T.
Gardner E. W.
Parker Joshua
Peiry Edward W.

Tallant Nathaniel

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

NORFOLK COUNTY

Was taken from Suffolk County, and incorporated March 26, 1793. The population in 1840 was
53,140; the number of towns, 22; number of square miles, 445 ; population to a square mile, 119. The
population in 1850 was 79,000. Population to a square mile, 177. The shire town is Dedham.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judf/e of Probate, Sherman Leland, Roxbut~>j.
liegiste'r of Probate, Jonathan H. Cohb, Dedham.
Clerk of Courts, Ezra W. Sampson, Dedham.
Ilet/ister of Deeds, Enos Foord, Dedham.
County Treasurer, John Bullard, Dedham.
Crier of Courts, George Alden.
Overseers of House of Correction, Martin Marsh,
James Richardson, E. W. Sampson.
Sheriff, Thomas Adams, lloxbury.

Deputy Sheriffs.
Canton, Charles Endicott.
Dedham, J. N. Mann, George Alden.
Medway {East), Nathan Jones.
Medivay, S. W. Richardson.
Quincy, George H. French.
liandolph, Alexander Dubois.
Weymouth, Silas Binney.
Wrentham, Bradford S. Farrington.

Probate Court, holden at Dedham, on the 1st
Tuesday of each month, and at the dwelling house
of the Judge in Roxbury, every Saturday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock precisely.

At Quincy, on the 2d Tuesdays of February, May,
and August.

At Roxbury, on the 4th Tuesdays of February,
May, August, and November.

At Wrentham, on the 3d Tuesdays of May,
August, and November.

At Medway, on the 3d Tuesdays of February,
June, and October.

County Commissioneis.

Samuel P. 'Londi, Dorchester, Chairman ; Nathan
Jones, Medicay ; James C. Doane, Cohasset.
Special Commissioners.

Abraham F. Howe, Roxbury ; Timothy P. Whit-
ney, Wrentham.

Times of Meeting. — At Dedham, on the 3d Tues-
day of April, and the 4th Tuesdays of June and
September, and on the last AVednesday of Decem-
ber.

Commissionm'S to qualify Civil Officers.

Daniel A. Cook, William Ellis, Melatiah Everett,
Enos Foord, Joseph Harrington, J'isher A Kings-
bury, James Richardson, John P. Robinson, Ezra
W. Sampson, Naaman L. White, Appleton Howe,
Edward Thomas.

Justices of the Peace and Quorum.

Braintree (East), Minot Thayer.

Canton, Ellis Ames.

Cohasset, James C. Doane.

Dedham, Ira Cleaveland, Jonathan H. Cobb,
Wm. Ellis, Ezra W. Sampson, Ezra Wilkinson.

Dorchester, Walter Baker, Henry Gardner, Jesse
Pierce, Robert Vose.

Medway, Artemas Brown, Luther Metcalf, Jos.
L. Richardson.

Milton, N. C. Martin, Nathaniel F. Safford.

(iui)irij, John M. Gourgas.

Randolph, Royal Turner.

Roxbury, Joseph Harrington, Sherman Leland,
William G. Lewis, Jonathan P. Robinson.

West Roxbury, Ij. M. Sargent, Wm. H. Sumner.

Weyinnuth, l-'isher A. Kingsbury, L.Humphrey.

Wrentham, Melatiah Everett.

Justices of the Peace.

Bellingham, Francis D. Bates, Elias Cook, Amos
II. Holbrook, Stephen Lewett, Savil Metcalf, R.
Scott.

Braintree, Charles M. Fogg, Asa French, David
Holbrook, Elias Hayward, Edward Potter, Amos
Stetson, Caleb Stetson, Judson Stoddard, William
L. Walker, Naaman L. White, Freeman White,
Jonathan Wild.

Brookline, William Aspinwall, James Bartlett,
Amos Cotting, H. Fay, Thomas Griggs, Artemas
Newell, Sam'l A. Shurtleff, Charles Pope, Sam'l A.
Walker, Charles Wild.

Canton. Ellis Ames, Francis W. Dean, Leonard
Everett, Samuel B. Noyes, Nathan Tucker, Elisha
White.

Cohasset, Solomon J. Beal, James C. Doane,
Paul Pratt, Henry J. Turner.

Dedham, Thomas J. Bagley, Ira Cleaveland,
Jonathan H. Cobb, W. Colburn, Colburn Ellis,
Richard Ellis, Merrill D. Ellis, Enos Foord, Mar-
tin Marsh, Curtis G. Morse, Thomas Motley, Henry
A. Penniman, E. G. Robinson, Thomas Shcrwin,
Jeremy Stimson, Samuel Swett, E. W. Taft.

Dorchester, Orin P. Bacon, Edmund J. Baker,
Joseph Bnllister, E. J. Bisphara, Darius Brewer,
Nahum Capen, Nathaniel R. Childs, Asaph
Churchill, Eben Eaton, Ebenezer Clapp, Jr., Oli-
ver Hall, Charles Howe, Edward King, S. P. Loud,
Erasmus D. Miller, Thomas L. Moseley, Nathaniel
F. Safford, Edward Sharp, EbenezerTolrnan, Elijah
Vose, Robert Vose.

Dover, Sherman Battel, Daniel Mann, Elijah
Perry.

Foxboro', Warren Bird, Otis Cary, Alfred Fales,
Henry Hobart, Joseph Kingsbury, George Sher-
man, S. S. Warren.

Franklin, Peter Adams, Paul B. Clark, Albert
E. Daniels, Willis Fisher, John H.Fisher, Willard
Fisher, Lewis Harding, William Metcalf, George
W. Nason, S. W. Richardson, Erastus Rockwood,
Saul B. Scott.

Medfield, Jonathan P. Bishop, Charles Hamant,
Walter Jones, Charles C. Sewalt.

Medicay, M. M. Fisher, Joel Hunt, John P.
Jones, Horatio Mason, Christopher Slocum.

Milton, Samuel Babcock, Charles Breck, Joseph
McK. Churchill, Jason W. Houghton, Geo. Pen-
niman, Jason Reed, James M. Robbins, George
Thompson, Ebenezer G. Tucker, Elijah Tucker.

Needham, Josiah H. Carter, William Flagg,
Daniel Kimball, Elisha Lvon, Charles Rice, E. K.
Whitaker, Joseph W. Wright.

Quincy, Seth Adams, G. W. Beale. Lemuel
Brackett, Josiah Brigham, W. B. Duggan, John
M. Gourgas, John A. Green, William S. Morton,
Israel W. Munroe, George Newcomb, Lysander
Richards, Solomon Willard.

Ratidolph, Eleazer Beal, Jr., N. C. Berry, Alex.
E. Duboise, Zenas French, Thomas Howard, Jos.
Linfield, Silas Paine, Benjamin Richards, Joshua
Spear, Jr., Isaac Tower, Erastus Wales, Bradford
L. Wales, Oramel White.

Roxbury, William Bacon, Linus B. Comins, John
J. Clark, "Wm. A. Crafts, Theodore Dunn, Charles
M. Ellis, JohnT. Ellis, Wm. Gaston, Francis Hil-
liard, W. Raymond Lee, James M. Keith, Allen
Putnam, Wm. J. Reynolds, James Ritchie, Peter
G. Robbins, Joshua Scaver, William Seaver, Thos.
Simmons, John S. Sleeper, Ebenezer W. Stone,
Joseph W. Tucker, S. C. Thwing, Samuel Walk-
er, John Webber, William Whiting, Jonathan F.
Woodside.

Sharon, Asahel S. Drake, Amasa Dunbar, Elijah
Hewins.

NORFOLK COUNTY.

157

Stoughton, Elijah Atherton, Lucius Clapp,
Charles A. Frrncli, Lennipl Gay, Clifl'ord Keitli,
Enos Talbot, Joel Talbot, ]']beii. W. Tolmau.

Wa/po/e, Francis W. Bird, I'^iilmund \V. Clapp,
Truman Clarke, John M. (juniu'tt, John A. Gould,
James G. Hartshorn, I'ahner Morey.

JVcst Roxbunj, Joseph IL IJillinp^s, Isaac F.
CoHin, Cornelius Cowinn, Joseph Curtis, Nathan'l
Curtis, A. W. Draper, John M. Fesscnden, Luther
M. Harris, George R. Russell, Michael Whitte-
more, Jr., Moses Williams.

Wo/mouth, E. S. Beals, Lovcll Bicknell, Quincy
Bicknell, Jr., Charles H.Emerson, Elijah F. Hall,
Appleton Howe, Elias Hunt, James Jones, John
W. Loud, Abner W. Fainc, Alvah Raymond,
Edmund Thomas, John W. Thomas, Benjamin
Tirrell, Jr., Noah Torrey, Noah Yining, Jr., Orin
White.

Wrentham, John A. Craig, Melatiah Everett,
Preston Day, Calvin Fisher, Jr., Silas P. Fisher,
Joseph B. Gerrould, Silas Metcalf, Benj. N. Shep-
ard, Joseph AV'. Tillinghast, Samuel Warner, Jr.
Notaries Public.

Cohassct, James C. Doane.

Dedham, Lewis H. Kingsbury, Francis W. Dean.

Dorchestci', Asaph Churchill, A. Noyes.

Milton, J. McK. Churchill, Nathan C. Martin.

Randolph, Seth Turner, Ebenezer Beal, Jr.

Quincy, Ibrahim Bartlett, Israel W. Munroe.

Roxbunj, William Bacon, Sherman Leland,
Joshua Scavcr, D. A. Simmons, James Russell,
William W'hiting, 1st.

Weymouth, T. R. Hanson, Elijah F. Hall, F. A.
Kingsbury.

Wrcntham, Melatiah Everett.
Coroners.

Bellinc/ham, Edward C. Craig, H. Metcalf.

Braintree, Jonathan French.

Cohasset, Henry J. Turner.

Dedham, Martin Bates, J. N. E. Mann.

Dorchester, Robert Vose.

Dover, William Cleveland, Hiram W. Jones.

Franklin, Saul B. Scott.

Quincy, Lewis Bass.

Randolph, Ezekiel French.

Roxhury, Thomas Adams.

Sharon, Elijah Hewins.

Sfourjhton, Lemuel Gay.

Weymouth, Silas Binney.

Wrentham, David A. Fisher.

TOWN OFFICERS.

BELLIXGHAM.

Selectmen. — Ruel Adams, Joel Crooks, A. A.
Bates.

Overseers of Poor. — Ellis Bullard, Martin Rock-
wood, Jr., George F. Wales.

Assessors. — E. Thayer, F. D. Bates, "W. Scott.

Clerk. — Amos H. Holbrook.

Treasurer. — Francis D. Bates.

Collector. — Andrew A. Bates.

Constables. — Jonas Fairbanks, James P. Thayer,
A. Cook.

BR.VINTREE.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Caleb Hollis, Elias Hayward, Joseph Dyer.

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Judson Stod-
dard.

BROOKLINE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — James Bart-
lett, J. Davenport, Wm. Dearborn.

Assessors. — Chas. Stearns, Jr., John N. Turner,
Wm. I. Bowditch.

Clerk. — William Aspinwall.

Treasurer and Collector. — Moses Withington.

Constables.— X. II. Clapp, 11. M. Sanborn, A.
Allen.

CANTON.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
John Endicott, Ellis Tucker, Abel Wentworth.

Clerk. — William Ilortcm.

Treasurer. — Samuel C'apcn.

Collector. — Charles Endicott.

Constables. — James Pitts, Peter Billings, Jas.
Wentworth.

COIfASSET.

Selectmen and Assesssors. — J. B. Bates, Charles
Pratt, Thomas Stoddard.

Overseers of Poor. — J. B. Bates, Charles Pratt,
A. II. Tower.

(-'lerk. — Ncwcomb Bates, Jr.

Treasurer and (,'ollecfor. — Levi N. Bates.

Constable. — DeWitt C. Bates.

DEDHAM.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — G.
Fuller, B. Weatherbee. Mason Richards, Thomas
J. Bagley, N. Smith, Jr.

Clerk. — Jonathan H. Cobb.

Treasurer and Collector. — Wm. Whiting.

Constables. — Edward H. Curtis, Reuben Guild.

DORCHESTER.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Oliver Hall, Wm. Tolman, Edward King.
Clerk, Ebenezer Tolman.
Treasurer and Collector. — Charles Howe.
Constables. — Geo. W'. Tuckerman, Peter Blake.

DOVER.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Aaron Bacon,
John P. Ford, Luther Richards.

Assessors. — Amos W. Shumway, C. Richards, L.
Richards.

r/eryt.— Noah A. Fisk.

Treasurer. — George Chickering.

Collector and Constable. — Timothy Bailey.

rOXBORO'.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — OtisCary, Job
Sherman, Albert Fisher.

Assessors. — James Capen, Warren Bird, F.
Guild.

C/erA-.— Nathaniel T. Shepard.

Treasurer. — Richard Carpenter.

Collector. — James Capen.

Constable. — Charles F. Howard.

ERAXKLIX.

Selectmen. — George W. Nason, J. P. Adams,
Elisha Hubbard.

Overseers of Poor. — Willis Fisher, Joseph T.
Bacon, AV. C. Whiting.

Assessors. — Cyrus Allen, S. "W. Richardson, Wm.
Metcalf.

Clerk.— T. C. Hills.

Treasurer. — Joel Daniels.

Collectors.— Paul B. Clark, Charles F. Daniels.

Constables. — George W. Nason, Paul B. Clark.

MEDFIELD.

Selectmen. — Jonathan P. Bishop, Dan'l Hamant,
Jr., Wm. Q. Fisher.

Oveiseers of Poor. — C. S. Hamant, M. B. H.
Bishop, Asa Clark.

Assessors. — Jos. Hartshorn, Jonathan "Wights,
S. Turner.

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Isaac Fiske.

Constable. — John E. Bullard.

MEDWAY.

Selectmen. — Elias Metcalf, H. Mason, Arnold
Smith.

Overseers of Poor. — S. Salisbury, J. L. Richard-
son, A. Thwing.

Assessors. — Gilbert Kingsbury, Asa Cole, A.
Partridge.

Clerk, Treasurer, Collector. — Daniel C. Fisher.

Constables. — John P. Jones, V. R. Coombs, Da-
vid Daniels.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

MILTOX.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Samuel Babcock, Samuel Cook, Timothy Tucker.
Clerk. — Jason Heed.
Treasurer. — Charles Breck.
Collector. — Simeon Emerson.
Constable. — John D. Bradlee.

NEEDHAM.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Wm. Peirce,
Geo. K. Daniell, Timothy 1^. Smith.

Assessors. — Wm. Flagg, S. Kingsbury, Josiah H.
Carter.

Clerk. — Solomon Flapig.

Treasurer. — Elisha Lyon.

Collector. — George E. Eaton.

Constable. — William Jones.

QUINCY.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — B.
B. Newcomb, Lewis Bass, N. Cummings.
Clerk.— George L. Gill.
Treasiirer. — Israel W. Munroe.
Collector. — John Hardwick.
Constables. — Seth Adams, George H. French.

RANDOLPH.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. — B.
L. Wales, Isaac Tower, Zenas French.
Clerk and Treasurer. — Eleazer Beal.
Collector. — John T. Jordan.
Constable. — Ezekiel French.

SHARON.

Selectmen, Oversee7-s of Poor, and Assessors. —
Mace Hixon, Charles Howard, Lewis Gould.
Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Otis Johnson.
Constable. — Lucas Johnson.

STOUGHTON.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Enos Talbot, C. Keith, Nathaniel Gay.
CVerA.— Jabez Talbot, Jr.
Treasurer and Collector. — Enos Talbot.
Constables. — Lemuel Gay, Ira May.

WALPOLE.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
John A. Gould, Lewis Allen, Wra. Bacon.
Clerk. — Palmer Morey.
Treasurer and Collector. — Samuel Gilbert.
Constables. — Wm. G. Gay, J. P. Leland.

WEYMOUTH.

Selectmen. — A. N. Hunt, Noah Vining, Jr., E.
Blanchard, 2d.

Overseers of Poor. — A. Raymond, James Tirrell,
S&muel Curtis.

Assessors. — H. Torrey, James Humphrey.

C/fr/c— Cran White.

Treasurer. — Thomas Nash.

Collector. — Cotton Bates.

Constables. — Silas Binney, Henry Loud.

AVRENTHAM.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Preston Day,
J. W. Wetherell, John A. Craig.

Assessors. — David Metcalf, Benjamin Rockwood,
S. Fisher.

C'lerk. — Edwin Ide.

Treasurer. — Hiram B. Fisher.

Colkctor. — Charles P'arrington.

Constable. — David A. Fisher.

WEST R0XI5URY.

Selectmen. — CorneliusCowing, Arthur W.Austin,
Stephen M. Allen, Theodore Dunn. Geo. Brown.

Overseers of Poor.—C. M. Weld, Cornelius Cow-
ing, Hosea B. Stiles.

Assessors. — Judson Chapin, John E. Williams,
Win. Winchester,

Clerk.— Wm. McCarty.

Treasurer and Collector. — E. M. Dudley.

ROXBURY.

il/ffyor.— Samuel Walker. Salary, ,^800. Office,
City Hall.

Aldermen. — George Curtis, Benj. F. Campbell,
Abr'm G. Parker, Alvah Kittredge, Hor. Williams.

Common Council. — Wm. A. Crafts, President ;
Ward 1. Daniel P. Upton, Simeon Litchfield,
John Parker. Ward 2. A. J. Cummings, John
M. Hewes. Jos. Houghton. Ward 3. Wm. Gaston,
John W. Parker, True Russell. Ward 4. Jos. N.
Brewer, Geo. Davenport, Geo. Lewis. Ward .5.
Wm. D. Adams, Chas. Hickling, Wm. S. Leland.

City Clerk, and Clerk of Board of Aldermen. —
Joseph W. Tucker. Salary, ,^600 and fees. Office,
City Hall.

Clerk of Common Council. — Joshua Seaver.
Salary, ^1-50. Chosen' by the Common Council.

City Messenger. — William N. Felton. Salary,
5200. Chosen by concurrent vote in April.

Treasurer and Collector. — Joseph W. Dudley.
Salary, jfl,100. Office, City Hall.

Assessors. — Abraham F. Howe, Joshua Seaver,
John Fowle. Salary, gl7o each. Clerk hire, ,§[75.

Assistant Assessors. — Ward 1. Joseph Bugbee.

2. GeraFarnham. 3. Moses Gragg. 4. Benjamin
Perkins. 5. Aaron D. Williams.

Overseers of the Poor. — The Mayor, Chairman,
ra-oj. Ward 1. Warren Marsh. 2. Ira Allen. 3. S.
Faunce. 4. Thos. Simmons. 5. Geo. Gregerson.

Almshouse. — 1. H. Meserve, Sujft. Salarv, ^700.
Benj. E. Cotting, M. D., Physician. Salary, ^200.

Surveyors of HigMoays. — Mayor and Aldermen.

Commissioner of Streets. — John R. Howard.

Board of Health. — The Mayor and Aldermen.

Constdtinq Physicians. — Henry Bartlett, M. D.,
Charles M.Winship, M. D., John S. Flint, M. D.

Superintendent of Burial Grounds, and Under-
taker.— John C. Seaver.

Ward Officers. — Ward 1. John Jones, Warden ;
Henry W. Farley, Clerk ; Ezra Morse, Jr., W. H.
Allen, Wm. Morse, Inspectors. Ward 2. Esdras
Lord, Warden; R. L. Hodsdon, Clerk; Oliver
Blake, J. C. Pratt, M. F. Hewes, Insjjectors. Ward

3. Dexter Dana, Warden; Wm. L. Hall, CV«-A: ,•
Charles H. Poole, J. R. Smith, True Russell, In-
spectors. Ward 4. Charles F. Bray, Wardtti;
E. B. Harrington. Clerk; Wm. J. Mathes, John
R. Hall, James Davenport, Inspectors. Ward 5.
Hiram Hall, IFn?Tte« ; Geo. P. K. Walker, Clerk;
D. S. Pevear, G. S. May, B. F. Ayers, Inspectors.

Fire Department.

Chief Engineer.— Khr'm S. Parker. Salary, ^200.

Assistant Engineers. — Jerahmccl C. Pratt, Sam'l
S. Chase, Daniel E. Page. Salary, g40 each.
Police Department.

City Marshal.— Ira. Allen. Salary, ^500. Ap-
pointed by the Mayor and Aldermen.

Constables. — Ira Allen, William D. Cook. Isaac
II. Meserve, Luke Jewett, Samuel S. Littlcficld,
John I. Hastings, H. J. V. Myers, Joseph Hub-
bard, Morrill P. Berry.

NORFOLK COUNTY.

100

NORFOLK COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Apothecaries.

Allen Irii, Koxliury
Itrosver I). & S(in, Dorcliestor
(yorilwcll & Uiimci, Koxbury
I)i.\<iii Ueor^n, Dedliiuii
(Jijorgo J. I'., Wrst Koxbury
lliiyil(>n E , tliiincy
Mursii t'liiirh's, Uoxliuiy
Uicliiirds L. S., Uuiiicy
Snow Zeniii), Randolpli
Siiicknmn William, Koxbury
SwiCi r). IM.. iMilion
Tliiivei F. \V,, Kiixhiirv
Wln'lc A. S., Wcvnionlli
While Khliii, DiiiV.lii'.Htur
Whito llojiiy, Koxbury
Woodward VV. Clliol, "

Architects.

l!on<l Richard, Koxbury
Hall Cliarles U., "

Auctioneers.

Adams Ebenozer, Clnincy

liiiker 'i'iinolby M , Koxbury

lialBS 1'., Cohu'spct

I'apen Asliel, Stoughton

Ciipen James, Foxboro'

Downes Josejib, Canton

Dii Itois A. C , liandolpb

10;ilon li., norohester

Fanning John, Canton

Fisher IJavid A , Wrenlham

[•'lencli George II., Ciuificy

French Zenas, (lOisl) Randolph

Ilewins Joel P., t'liaron

llixon Samnel f)., tsjiaron

Morton L. G , Clnincy

Howe Abraham F., Koxbury

Jones J(din I'., ftledway

Keith Clifford, (East) Stoughton

I.i'avitt Joseph, Canton

Metcalf Save!, (North) Bellingham

Nichols Caleb, Cohasset

Orr Gnlen, (East) Needham

I'erry Elijah, Dover

Keail &. Uronsdon, Koxbury

Rockwood E., Franklin

iStone Eliphalet, IJedham

Tucker E.G., Milton

Varney Samuel F., (West) Needham

Walker Samuel A., Krookline

Bakers.

Raker N., Milton

Raich VV. P., IMedfield

Rent & Co., Milton

Chase James M., Dedbam

Cox & Tavener, Dorchester

Drake A. S. & Co , Stougliton

Estabrook S. R., Ro.xburv

Estey Williani H., Jr., Randolph

Faxon J. & H. H , Qnincy

Frost George, Koxbury

Gorhatn C.I., "

Hildreth Samuel, Dorchester

Howo Joseph, (South) Weymouth

James B. F., Roxbury

Kennedy J. E., Milton

Kntr L. H., Roxbury

Kopes B. H.. "

Schoppe & Webber, Brooklinel

Scott E. G., Koxbury

Shepard Otis ic Co., Dorchester.

Smith J. R., Jr., Roxbury

Sutherland W.,

Taft Benj.imin D., Dedham

Tillsonb. F., Koxbury

Washburn G. W. C, "

Webster G., (East) Weymouth

Wentworth Edwin, Canton

Whitney Martin, Roxbury

Wyman David, Foxboro'

Balance Manufacturers.

Rurt E., Koxliury

Howard & Davis, "

Bell Founder.

Ilolbrook George H., (East) Medway

ury

Blacking Manufacturer.

Torrey 'J'., Weymouth

Blacksmiths.

Adam.s G. W., Kamlolph
Harry George, Dorche.Hter
Bennett & Crossman, Milton
Bergin Richard, Roxbury
Boydon I'., (Soullij Walpolu
I'.ullavd J., Sharon
Unrbank E., Cohasset
Chase George, Braintreo
Cheney N. H., Medtield
Chenery J. W., Roxbnry
Chenery Williani, Mc'dticld
Childs A., West Koxbury

Corbett Geo. W., " "

Cushing Benjamin, (East) Braintree
Davenport Oliver, Dorchester
Delano John, "

Dixon Alexander, West Koxbury
Drake Lyman, Stoughlon
Diiffee P., Brookline
Ellis Billings, Walpole
Fales Alvin, Foxboro'
Farrington Alfre<l, Medway
Fariington David, Wrentham
Feeland William, Randolph
Fisher George L., Dorchester
Ford George, "

Fold Harvey, Foxboro'

Ford , Brookline

Fuller Moses. Franklin

Goodhue M. C, Doichester

Grien Martin, Franklin

(ireenvvood Isaac II., Nocdhai

Guild Benjamin. West Roxbu

Hall John, Canton

Hankey A., Ro.xbury

Hartshorn Chailes P., West Ro.xbury

Hartshorn V\ arren, Mcdiield

Hewins Joel, Sharon

Hewins John C, Dorchester

Hill Henry, Bellingham

Hobbsi R. L., (spring maker) Roxbury

Holmes Edward B., Dedham

Hunt George, Canton

Lambert A. H., Brookline

Leonard H., Franklin

Leonard S. B., Fo.\boro'

iMc liitosh Thomas, Dorchester

Morritt Allen, (East) Randolph

Miinroo E. V., Dorchester

Newman A. W., Ro.xbury

Nichols F. M., Cohasset

Packard R., Dedham

Paine George S.,Stoughton

Paine Henry, "

i'alten John H., Needham

Poitee V\' illiam C. Wrentham

Poole Samuel, Roxbury

Prentiss J. F., Cohasset

Keed William, Weymouth

Robinson Joseph C, Dorchester

Rogers Caleb, Kandoliih

Rogers James B., Walpolo

Richards William F., (Rockville) Med-

Rudman J., Dover [way

Savil Josiah, Quincv

Silvester T. C, "

Smith Francis, Foxboro'

Smith Henry, l)e(lliam

Smith James H., Koxbury

Smith J(din, Bellingham

Smith J. T, Roxbury

Slraut (-harles, Milton

Stubbs S., Roxbury

Taber Joseph, Bellingham

Tilden A., Cohasset

Tucker Charles, Dorchester

Wadsworth Seth, (South) Franklin

Waite James, (East) Stoughlon

Webster Daniel, (West) Medway

Weeks Richard, Roxbury

Weeks & Brock, "

Weeman James, Canton

Wild Elislia, fSonth) Braintree

Woodward, R., Brookline

Blind Hinge Manufacturer.

Orr (;alen, iNcedbani

Boatbuilders.

Bacon James, Fimiklin
Cragin & Sheldon, Wrentham
Follott Luman, "

Frost Benjamin, Franklin
Grant Harvey, (South) Bellingham
Hawes Nalhaniel, Franklin
Nrwcll Arnold,
Ware Ellas,

Bobhin Manufacturer.

Clark , Dedbam

Bonnet Manufacturers.

Basseil U. M , Franklin
(,'arpenler Eraslns P., Foxboro'
Carpenter (). & W., "

Daniels David, .Meilway
Daniels fc Green, Franklin
Fales & Aldrick, Foxboro'
Hills T. C, Franklin
Ido Henry & ("o , V\'renthani
Moiso Aaion H., Franklin

MorsoG. W. & A. H., "

Noursn Gilbert, Medway
Perry Oliver, Foxboro'

Sumner Harvey H., "
'i'hayer Davis Jr., Franklin

Bonnet Bleachers.

Hawes A., Koxbury
Piescott Jane .\1 , '•

Bonnet Block Manufacturers.

Keed Charles J., Foxboro'
Palmer M. & S. G., "

Bonnet Wire Manufacturers.

Metcalf & Clark, Medway

Booksellers and Binders.

Backup John, Jr., Roxbury
Bieknell J. T. & Co., "
Gill Caleb &. Co., Ciuincy

Boot and Shoe Dealers.

[See uUo Bout and Shue .Makers and
Ma H vfaclurem.]
Allendorf Adam, Roxbury
Bird Charles G., "

Bigelow J., "

Childs George, "

Colburn Phineas, "
Field & Harris "

Giidley Oliver L., "
Noyes Benjamin S., "
Young Joseph B., "

Boot and Shoe Makers.

Barnard Jonas, West Roxbury
Battelle W., Canton
liigelow William A., Dover
Brooks John, 2d, Roxbury
Brooks William, "
Brown .Asa, "

Brown M., (Rockville) Medway
Clark Willard,
Coverly E. C, Roxbnry
Curtis .Adam &. Co., Ciuincy
("tirtis Nalinm, Roxbury
Donally iMichael, "
(Jay Ellis, Canton
Ilewes David F., Foxboro'
Hewins Otis W., Walpole
Mollis & Hates. Cohasset
Hooper Isaac D., West Ro.xbury
Johnson S. W., Milton
Jordan C., West Roxbnry
Jordan Sylvaiuis, Roxbury
Lang A., Roxbury
Lconaiil S. W., Dorchester
Lucas Joel, "

Merrill, C. S., Roxbury
Nightingale George B., Quincy
Paine Elijah, Roxbury
Pevear Bradburv, "
Pevear Charlrs'B., "
I'evear Daniel S., "

160

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Pond Joseph E., Dedhatn
Roberts Andrew J., Roxliury
s*mith John, (West.) iMeUway
Snell John D., Dedham
Thornton Tlioinus, "
Trc'jcotl Elijah, "
'I'ucker Sclh, Roxliury
Tolnian Cliarles VV.. Brookline
Underwood W. S., Quincy
Weiuleiniith H., Dorcliester
Whitney Dexter, riellingham
Wijgin Andrew, Dcdiiatii
Wood K. R., Roxbury

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

Abbot William, Randolph

Adams John, (East) "

AldoEi II. B,Jr. &Co., "

Alden Hiram, "

Alden Isaac, East Stoughlon

Alden John, Randolph

Arnold Barnabas F . [boots] Braintree

Arnold John, [boots] (South) ''

Arnold John b., " " . »

Arnold Stephen S., [boots] "

Atherton J. & W., IStoiighion

Bulter &. Kingman, Sharon

Bales & Keed, (South) Weymouth

Beals J. & Co., Stoughton

Belcher John, Jr., Randolph

Belcher L. & VV. S., Stoughton

Blanchard David, (East) Randolph

Blanchard David, Ji., " "

Blanchard I. & H., " Stoughton

Blanchard J., " "

Bradford & Frazier, [hoots] (South)

Bryant Benjamin, Randolph [Braintree

Capen J. L., Stoughton

Chilson Paul, (South) Bellinghara

("iapp A., Weymouth

CoEiwright (,'., Randolph

Cowing & Tarbell, Weymouth

Crane Joseph, Quincy

Currier John, Randolph

Curtis Adam & Co., Ciuincy

Curtis Benjamin, "

Curtis C. & L., "

Curtis Thomas, "

Daniels Francis P., [ladies'] Medway

Daniels Willard, (West) Medway

Derby A. & S., (East) Randolph

Dizer M., (East) Weymouth

Dyer & Hoilis, (Soulli) Braintree

Fairbanks E. & W., (North) Belling-

Faxon Daniel, (East) Itandolph [ham

Fogg & Burbank, (South) Weymouth

Fowler John, Randolph

Freeman Jamos M., Franklin

French Luther, (East) Randolph

French & Penniman, (South) Braintree

French & Ruynolds, Stoughton

French S., Jr., Randolph

Cay & Hewins, Sharon

Goldthwait L. & Co., Stoughton

Goldthwalt & Pettee, "

Hardwick Henry, tiuincy

Ha'dwick Joseph, "

Hardwick J. M., "

Haidwick Peter, "

Hardwick Wm. P., "

Hayden Albert, [boots] Braintree

Hayden Oliver, " "

Hayden Samuel, " "

Hayward Charles, " "

Hill &, Drake, Stoughton

Hill Thomas, Randolph

Hixon A. G. & C. D., Sharon

Holbrook & Arnold, [boots] (S.) Brain-

Holbrook C'. S,, (East) Randolph [tree

Holbrook E. N , " "

Holbrook James, Brainlrco

Ilidbrook V. W., Bellinpham [tree

Holbrook Wm. Jr., [boots] (S.) Brain-

Hollis Benjamin [boots] Braintree

llollis John A. &. Co.. [boots] Braintree

Howard Daniel, Randolph

Howard & French, "

Humphrey Albert. (East) Weymouth

Hunt A N. & Co., Weymouth

Hunt C. E. &. R. A., Weymouth

Hunting Wm. H., [ladies'] (East) Med-

Kcitli ClifTord, ( East) Stoughton [way

Kelly John. Randolph
Kingman E. E , Weymouth
Leeds Josf ph, Randolph
Leonard & Robbins, i. East) Stoughton
Lincoln Ephraim, (East) Randolph
Littlefield Charles, " Stoughton
Littlefield D. & C, " "

Loud Jacob, Weymouth
Loud R. A. & C, "
Maguire James & Son, Randolph
Marsh Charles & ('o., Quincy
JlcCarty Charles. Randolph
Mead John A., Stoughton
Alorton Nathaniel, "
iN'ash C, (East) Weymouth
iN'asli George, VVeymouth
Nash P. & G , Quincy
Nash Stephen W., Weymouth
Nash William, Quincy
Newton Lincoln, [boots] (East) Brain-
Niles Daniel 11., Braintiee [tree

Niles Isaac, Randolph
Niles & Thayer, "
Packard Francis, Stoughton
Paine George W., (East) Randolph
Paine Levi, " "

Paine Silas, " "

Partridge Clark, [boots] Medway
Penniman E. & A., [boots] (S.) Brain-
Pond, Cook & Co., Wrenthara [tree
Porter George E , Quincy
Pray Thomas, Weymouth
Richards Elias, "
Savels S. & W. E., Stoughton
Shaw Nathaniel & Co., (South) Wey-
Smith A., Randolph [mouth

Smith D., Weymouth
Smith George, Rand(dph
Smith I. T., (East) Stoughton [tree
Stetson Amos W.. [boots] (East) Brain-
Sloddard, A. A., [boots] (S.) Braintree
Stoddard A. & Co , " " "

Stoddard & Kimball, (South) Braintree
Swan James & Co., Stoughton
Taylor Lot, (West) Medway
'JMiayer C , Weymouth
Thayer Joel, Randolph
Thayer Jonathan E., Randolph
Thayor N., (South) Weymouth
Thayer Washington, Randolph
Thwing Albert, [ladies'] (East) Med.
Tilden F. IL, Weymouth [way

Tirrell & Bailey (South) W'eymouth
Titrell & Bates, (East) Weymouth
Tirrell &. Blanchard, (S.) Weymouth
Tucker Eben, (East) Stoughton

Viniug Samuel A., " Randolph
Wales Eraslus, " "

Wentworlh Wales &. Sons, "
VVhitcomb A. VV., «

Whitcomb Lewis, (East) "
VVhitcomli L. S., " "

VVhitcomb S. L., " "

Whitcher John D., Quincy
White David, (East) Randolph
While Freeman, (South) Braintree
White Jairus, (East) Randolph
White Jonathan, '' "

White Nathan H., Quincy
White Newton, (East) "
White Thomas, Jr., " "

VVildL. &Co., " "

Wild Nathaniel A., Quincy
Willelt George, "

VVindship & .lohnson, Sharon
Withinglon Nathan J., Stoughton

Box Makers.

Blake G.W., Roxbury

Merrill J. J., "

Sherman & Randall (Shoe) South VVey-

VVhito Oliver, Roxbury [mouth

Brewer.

Roesslo John, Roxbury

Brush Manufacturers.

Harding Nathan, Mcdiield
Smith George N., "

Brick Makers.

Ham A. &; J., Roxbury
Sharkey P. "

Cahinet Makers.

Adams Nathaniel, 2d, [coffins] Roxbury

Adams Stephen (\Vest) .Medway

Adams William, Dorchester

Adier John, Roxbury

Burt John, Dorchester

Clapp John J., '•

{'Iapp Joseph, Jr., "

Clapp Lewis J. & Co., Milton

(^lark George, "Dorchester

Cove James M,, Roxbury

Davenport James, Dorchester

Everett VV., (South) Dediiam

Fitton Abraham, Roxbury

Fisher Henry, Canton

French Washington M., Quincy

Fuller George. Medfield

Grant J. K., Wrentliam

Hall Oliver, Dorchester

Hazlewood Samuel, West Roxbury

Holmes Warien, Dorchester

Howe H., Dorchester

Houghton R., Randolph

Jacobs William T., Dorchester

Kelly John D., Brookline

Lilley Daniel, Needham

Myers John, Milton

Patten Asa, Roxbury

Pierce Daniel, Dorchester

Ribble Jam«s, "

Roskell J. & G., Roxbury

Ruggles Edward H. R., Dorchester

Russel & Baker, Dedham

Taylor H. R., Roxbury

Tucker Lewis, Milton

Wood Daniel, .Medway

Candles.

MorrillJoseph Jr., Roxbury
Card Manufacturers.

Fi.ske VVni. T., [playing cards] Dedham
Perkins E. L., Roxbury

Carpenters.

Adams William D., Roxbury
Allbright.John G., Dorchester
Allen & Meleher, Brookline
Armstrong Benj., West Roxbury
Bates Martin N.. Cohasset

Eeals , (East) Stoughtoa

Bean Alvah, Dedham

Bicknell & White, \\'ey mouth

Bicknell William, (Nortli) W'eymouth

Billings .Tames, Canton

Billings William, "

Bird Jacob, Dorchester

Bird Jacob Jr., "

Blackman William, Canton

Blanchard Hiram W., Dorchester

Bonncy L , Walpole

Broad "Wilder, Milton

Brown , (East) Stoughton

Burt J. II. & Co., Dorchester
Cass Henry, West Roxbury
Clark Nathaniel, Medway
Cousens 0., Brookline
Grossman N. W., Ro.xbury
Curtis George. Roxbury
Curtis Sanuicl, Weymouth
Curtis \\'illiani, Ro.xbury
Daniels James S., (East) Randolph
De Lesdernier G. F., Roxbury
Dickerman Benjamin, Randolph
Drake William, Stoughton
Drayton John, Dedham
Drew Samuel, Dorchester
Dunbar Leonard & Co., Randolph
D\ or John A., Roxbury
Emerson Ellis. Franklin
Ewell Charles, Dorchester

Fisher , Maiden

Flanders K., (East) Randolph
Follansbee Isiuic, Dorchester
Force Samuel P., Medway
Foye John 0., Weymouth
Fowler VV'illiam, Dedham
Fuller II., (West) Needham
Fuller & Sampson, Needham
(lav & Holmes, Stoughton
Gil'l .lohn W.,
Glidden D. W., Roxbury

NORFOLK COUNTY.

10 1

(ilovcr A. II., Dorchester
(irocn K., Dedhain
Hartshorn Asa, W'alpole
Hartshorn Lewis, '•
llawt'S Klisha, StouRhton
Ilavnes C. L., Uronklinc
Ilolbrook (icorL;o, IJrookline
Howard Charles I'., Koxboro'
Howe A., Dover
Howe William, Dover
Humphreys E. Jr., Koxbury
Hunt James, Uoxbury
Jenkins O., Dorchester
Jones Edward, "
Jordan Allen, Xeedham
Jossolyn J. H. Jr., Koxbury
Kent Isaac, Cohasset
L(^onard & Pond, Foxboro'
Lee Thomas, lirookline
Lesley & Hamilton, Milton
Lincoln Paul, West Uoxbury
Litchfield (!., Koxbury
Litchfield S., IIo.\bnry
LouK J D., IJrooklino
Loi-d Esdras, Uoxbury
Lord (Jeorfro J., Koxbury
Lyford & Delano, Brookhne
Alarshall William, Dorchester
Martin Charles, Dover
MOtcalf E. L. & O. P., Pranklia
Monks Samuel, Sharon
N'icker.son Seth, Koxbury
Ordway Moses, "

Park John, lirookline
Parker John. Quincy
Parker Uoliert W'., Koxbury
Paul L. II., Sharon
I'orry &; Marston, Uoxbury
Phillips Freeman, Dedham
Pike A. G., Koxbury
Porter A., (East) Kaiidolph
Porter K., " "

Pratt & Bailey, Quincy
Latliburn A. P., Wrentham
Kice Josiah C, (East) Weymouth
Kich Z., Cohasset
Kiehards Henry, Dorchester
Kichardson H. II., Koxbury
Itoliinson Asa, Dorchester
Kunuill William & Co., Koxbury
Kussell True, Koxbury
Scavey John E., Canton

Shepherd , Sharon

Shepard Nathaniel, Dedham
Simpson David, Koxbury
Smith George T., Koxbury
Sprague Samuel, Dedham
Stockman John, Koxbury
Sweat Thatcher, Koxbury
Thayer Hiram, West Koxbury
Thurston John N., Koxbury
Tilden Charles M., Dedham
Tildcn William A., Cohasset
Towle Ezra. Cohasset
Traverse Calvin, Dorchester
Varney L. II., West Koxbury
Vose Samuel, Stoughtou
Wade James, Quincy
AVallingford S. S., Koxbury
Washburn C, (East) Weymouth
Wason James W., West Koxbury
Weymouth AVilliam, Koxbury
Whitcomb David Jr., (East) Kandolph
AVhite Edward, Koxburv
AVhiting T. W., (East) Kandolph
Whittier Ilazen, West Koxbury
AVilburFi-ancis, Koxbury
Williams Till.son, "
■Witherell J. W., Wrentham
Wood II., Walpole

Carpet Manufacturers.

Ililliard John & Co., (South)Wrentham
McN'air David, agent, Koxbury
Koxbury Carpet Factory, Henry Pet-

tes & Co., proprietors, Koxbury
Sharp Joseph, Wrentham

Carriage Builders.

Adams James E., Koxbury

Anderson , Stou'j:litou

Baker J. II., Medfield

^— _

Battell KufuH, Dover
Bcmis Henry, Franklin
Bird Charles, Stoughton
Bird Charles 2d, (ICast) Walpole
Boyden Ellis, (South) Walpole

Brodrick , Kandolpli

Brown William II., Brookline

Bulkani Cyrus, Dorchester

Burrill Benjamin, Koxbury

Bnrrill Isaac S., "

Chamberlain Ebenezer. Koxbury

Cook Elias, (Ball Hill) Franklin

Corkins .T., Needham

Currier Ephraini, West Uoxbury

Cushnian Jacob K., Medlield

Delano John, Dorchester

Ellis Billings, Walpole

Fiirrington li. S., AVrentham

Fisher Anson, Needham

Fitts Cliarles, (Kockville) Meilway

Fuller E., Walpole

Gove & Pratt, Cohasset

Gove S. P., "

Grant George, (West) Wrentham

Guild Abner, West Koxbury

Hall Ijconard. Koxbury

Hammond William, Dorchester

King John, F'ranklin

Locke William, Braintrce [tree

Mansfield AVarren, [cars] (South) Brain-

MuUiken E. S., Koxbury

MuUiken Nathaniel, Brookline

Murray John, ''

Nash Jacob L., Koxbury

Policy Francis, Walpole

SavifS. K., Dorchester

Schlusemeyer John E., Medfield

Shepherd E., Walpole

Sherman Seth, {"oxboro'

Simpson F., Koxbury

Smith Henry, Dedham

Swan Wm. G., Dorchester

Talbot Jabez, Stonghtou

Talbot Peter, Canton

Talbot Solomon, Sharon

Thaver Willard. Bellingham

Tirrell Charles P., Quincy

Tuft Charles, Medway

I'phara C. A., Dorchester

\\hitney L., Quincy

Woodman , (A\"est) Sledway

Young Wm. H., Foxboro'

Carriage Smiths.

Hobbs R L., Koxbury
SmfthJ.T., '•

Carriage Trimmers.

Adams J. E., Koxbury
Carleton 11., "
Hovey E. A., "
Welsh William, "

Chemical Works.

Eatou R. K., Koxbury
Koxbury Color & Chemical Co., Hen-
ry Burdett, sup't, Koxbury

Chocolate Manufacturers.

Baker Walter, Dorchester

Preston John,

Ware J., Miltou

Webb & Twombly, Jlilton

Cigars, &/C.

Greenleaf Laban, Koxbury
Paine Joseph, '•

Civil Engineers.
Morris ApoUos, Koxbury
Poole Charles II., "
Whitney Charles, " ^

Clothing Dealers.

Dean A. J., Koxbury
Elliot & Powell, Koxbury
Kendrick J., Dorchester
Leavitt Joseph, Canton
Lennon Peter, Koxbury
Molineaux K. W., Koxbury
Tarbart Richard, "'

Umberland John, '"

Clergymen.

Til' If Hers in l/racktis htlow denote the
DmoDiinntionii a.1 fnUoua: — C. T.,
('onuri i^ationaiist { Trmitarinn) ; Jl.,
Jl'i/disC ; F. /?., Frt-ewiU Jifiptiit ;
Jl/., M'tlwiiist; HI. P., Met/iorJ,.il
Priiteitant ; M. E., Aht/ior/i.st Epm-
rnpnl; E. M., Evan. Mnho'Iisl; E.,
Efjiscopulinn ; C. U., ('oni;rfi;ation-
nlist (Unitarian); Uv., Univtr\al-
i>^t ; Cli., Clirislian ; H. C, Roman
Catholic : N. J., New Jerimaltm ;
Me., Miller ite ; Mn., Mormon.

Alger Wm. U., [C. U.] Uoxbury
Anderson Thomas D., [B.) ••
Babcock Samuel B., [E.] Dedham
Ballon M. B., [Uv.] Stoughton
Barnes William, [C. T.] Foxboro'
Barrows William, [C. T.] ((irantville)

Needham
Bigelow A., [C. T.] Needham
IJradford Elisha B., [M. E.] Quincy
Bright E., [B.] Koxbury
Burgess Ebenezer, [C. T.] Dedham
Burrill John T., [E.] Quincy
Clapj) Dexter, [C. U.] West Koxbury
Clark N., [C. T.] Quincy
Colburn A., [B.] Sharon
Crandon Philip, [M. E.] Stoughton
Curtis Silas, [F. B.] Koxbury
Daland George, [B.] (South) Braintree
Dean W. W., [Uv.] Quincy
Dwight John. [C. T.] ( North) Wrentham
Dver David, [C. T.] Dorchester
Emery Joshua Jr., [C. T.] (North) Wey-
mouth
Fairbanks George, [B.] Medfield
Ford David, [B.] Canton
Gould John B., [M. E.] (E.) Weymouth
Hall Nathaniel, [C. U.] Dorchester [ tree
Hammond Wm. B., [C. T.] (S.) Brain-
Harding William M., [C. T.] Weymouth
Harrintrton Tyler, [JL E.] Needham
Haskell John, [C. T.] Dover
Hemphill J., (Uv.) Weymouth
Ilorton AVilliam, [E.] Brookline
Hunt Samuel, [C. T.] Franklin
Ide Jacob, [C. T.] (West) Medway
James Horace, [C. T.] Wrentham
Kin.sman Atkinson, [M. E.] Dedham
Knapp Frederic N., [C. U.] Brookline
Laurie Thomas, [C. T.] West Koxbury
Lani.son Alvan, [C. U.] Dedham
Lesley J. P., [C. T.] Milton

Lothrop , [B.] Dorchester

Lunt Willi.im F., [C. U.] Quincy
Manning Edward A., [M. E.] AValpole
-^.assey Joseph T., [B.] Bellingham
Means James II., [C. T.] Dorchester
Merrick John M., [C. U.] Walpole
Messenger AVilliam, [B.] Medway
Jlorison John II., [C. U.] Milton
Newhall (ieorge II., [C. T.] Walpole
O'Beirue Patrick, [R. C] Koxbury
Osgood Joseph, [C. U.] Cohasset
Parker J. N., [Uv.] (South) AVeymouth
Partridge E., [Uv.] Walpolo
Partridse E., [Uv.] (East) Medwav
Peirce B. K., [M. E.] (Neponset) Dor-
chester
Perkins Jonas, [C. T.] (F^st) Braintree
Perrv Albert, [C. T.] Stoughton
Phillips L. K., [C. T.] Slmron
Pike Richard, [C. U.] Dorchester
Porter George W., [E.] "
Putnam George, (C. U.] Koxburv
Keed F. A., [C'^ T.] Cohasset
Richards U , [B.] Dorchester
P.ichmond T. T., [C. T.] Medfield
Kipley Silas S , [B.] Foxboro"
Roddan John, [K. C] Quincy
Kowrs Robert P., [C. U.] Canton
Uusscll E., [C. T.] Kandolph '
KviliT William H., [Uv] Uoxbury
Sauford David, [0. T.] Medway
Sanger Ralph, [C. U.] Dover
Sargeant Aaron D , [M. E.] Dorchester
Sh.ailer J. S., [B.] Koxbury
Shailer William H., [B.] Brookline
Slade Holmes, [Uv.] Foxboro"
Slafter Edmund F., [E.] West Koxbury

162

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Smith Isaac, [B.] (East) Stougbton
Smith M. M., [C. T.] Brooldiiie
Stone James L., [C. U.] Sharon
Storrs llichard S., [C. T.] Braiutree
Teele Albert H., [C. T.] Milton
Terry James P., IC.T.] Weymouth
Thompson Augustus C, [C.T.] Itoxb'y
Thompso'i E.. [llv.] (East) Walpole
TownsenJ George N., [B.] Bellinghara
Tozer William, [M. P.] Stougbton
Trafton Mark, [M. E.j Koxb ry
Wavland John, [E.] "

AVebb Daniel, [M. E.] Cohasset
White John, [C. U.J Dedhani

Clocks.

Dana Dexter, Roxbury
Howard & Davis, [manuforturers] Rox-
Taber E., Roxbury [bury

Thompson S. \., Roxbury

Coal and Wood Dealers.

Blanchard Isaac L., AV'eymouth

Caldwell J. I. Roxbury

Clifford Chas. S., "

Ellis J. T. & Co., "

Ham A. & J., «

Heath F. A., "

Loud Joseph & Co., Weymouth

Page James B., Roxbury

Preston Charles F. & Co., Dorchester

Prestou & Curtis, "

Putnam Alien, Roxbury

Reed Isaac, (East) 'Weymouth

Souther John, Quincy ,

Sutton David S., Cohasset

Todd R. M., Milton

Wales Hiram, Randolph

White & Dearborn, Quincy

Whiton & Adams, "

Wood Edwin, "

Wyman Asa & Son, Roxbury

Coffin Makers.

Adams Nathaniel 2d, Roxbury
Taylor H.R.,

Confectioners.

HentzF.AV., Roxbury
Hill James B., Dorchester
Ropes B. H., Roxbury
Williams Wm. II., "

Coopers.

Bates Z., Cohasset
Bower James, Dover
Holbert Augustus V., Roxbury
Parker John, Cohasset
Wilson James, "

Copal Varnish Manufacturer.

Burragc J., Roxbury

Coppersmiths and Plumbers.

{See also Plumbers]

Campbell Robert C, Roxbury
Gay & Allen,

Cordage Manufacturer.

New England Cordage Co., John Web-
ber, Jr , agent, Roxbury
Sewall, Day & Co., Roxbury

Copper Manufacturers.

Revere ('oppcr Co., F. S. Lincoln, agent,
Canton

Corn Starch Manufacturer.

Clark E. R., Sharon

Cotton Manufacturers.

J>aUini;.
Carey William H., Medway
Daniels A., Wrentham
Hurd & Danicl.s, [mattresses] Medway
Mcintosh M. & Son, Roxbury
Ray Francis B., Franklin
Sprague Thomas A., Sliaron
Stanley & Allen, Koxboro'
Stoncy Brook Factory, C. W. Sayles,

agent, Franklin]
Ware Benjamin B. fc Co., Franklin

Cloih.
Bates & Arnold, (North) Bellingbam
City Mills, Freeman Fisher, agent,

Franklin
Dedham Manufacturing Co., James

Downing, agent, Dedham
Neponset Manufacturing Co., Joseph

\V. Wattles, i-uperintendent, Canton
Norfolk County Manufacturing Co.,

Ezra AV. Taft, agent, Dedham
Wrentham Cotton Factory, Silas Met-

calf, agent, Wrentham
Duch.
Mann G. R. & W. R., Sharon

Flannel.
Medway Manufacturing Co.. Luther

Metcalf, agent, Medway
Frncking.

Bacon , Bellingbam

T/ireac/.
Blackington Wm., [spool] Walpole
Boutelle James, Wrenth:im
Boyd & Walker, (Rockville) Medway
Carpenter D., Foxboro'
Cary William H., \ValpoIe
Mansfield Wm., Canton
Sayles Ca^eb, VVrcntham
Southworth A., Stougbton
Southworth C. A. & A.. Stougbton
Stetson & BuUard, Walpole
Stoney Brook Factory, C. W. Sayles,

agent, Franklin
Wilson James B., Medway

Tickiuii.
Cotton & Iron Factory, II. Temple,

agent. Dorchester
Stetson Joshua Jr., Walpole

Knittins: Cotton atid Twine.
Mansfield Wm., Canton
Shepherd J. S. & Co., Canton
Shepherd & Kaley
Southworth C. A. & A., Stougbton
Stanley & Allen, Foxboro-

Wadding.
Boyd & Walker, (Rockville) Medway
WilsonJames li., "

Wickins;, ^c.
Bliss George, agent, (West) Medway
Ray Francis B., Franklin
Shepherd J. S. & Co., Canton
Ware Benjamin B. & Co., Franklin
Williams Nathan, Bellingham

Counsellors.

Adams Daniel, Medficld
Ames Ellis, Canton
Berry N. C, Randolph
Bishop Jonathan P., Medfield
Churchill Asaph, Dorchester
Clarke John J., Roxbury
Cleaveland Ira, Dedham
Cobb Jonathan H., "
Colburn Waldo, Dedham
Crafts William A., Roxbury
Emerson C II., Weymouth
Everett M., AV'rentham
Gannett J. M., Walpole
Gaston William, Roxbury
Gourgas J. M., Quincy
Griggs George, Brook line
Hall E. F., AV'eymouth
Ililliard Francis, Roxbury
Kingsbury F. A., Weymouth
Leland Sherman, Roxbury
Lekand William S., "
Loud S. P., Dorchester
Lovcring Warren, Medway
May John W., Roxbury
Morrill George, Roxbury
Morton William S., Quincy
Noyos Samuel B., Canton
Rood Jason, Jlilton
Kioliardson Jauio.s, Dodham
Sallord N. F., Dorohwtor
M'alkor William, (South) Braintreo
AVarner Samuel .Ir., Wrentham
A\arren Samuel S., Foxboro'
White Nahuni L., (East) Braintreo
Wilkinson Ezra, Dedhani
Woodside Jonathan F,, Roxbury

Country Stores.

[W/ierenre /cepl, Vru Goods, Groceries,
Hnrdtoare, etc., etc. Those who deal
exclusively in one kind of goods, will
not be found lure, but under the ap-
propriate headings]

Abercombie W. & H., Quincy

Arnold John B., Braintree

Babcock J., Milton

Bates & Arnold, (North) BeUingham

Bates Levi N., Cohasset

Bates P., "

Battelle W., Canton

Baxter D. & Co., Quincy

Real J. & Co., Stougbton

Beals Z. L., (Notth) Cohasset

Belcher 0., Stougbton

Flake E. P., Medway

Blanchard Nathan, (East) Stonghton

Boyden Benjamin, Dedham

Brie.sler & Whitney, Quincy

Capen E. & Co., Canton

Carpenter Edson, Foxboro'

Carpenter James E., (East) Foxboro'

Carpenter Nehemiah, '•

Cary Otis, Foxboro'

Chase A. M., Canton

Cheever David A., (West) Medway

Clark & Whitney, Medfield

Conlin P., Canton

Cook Daniel A. & Co.. Wrentham

Cotton and Iron Factory. Dorchester

Craigg Edward C, Bellingham

Craigg George, ( West) Wrentham

Day E., (Rockville) Medway

Dean Elien, (South) Dedham

Derby A. L., Dover

Diekerman Enoch, Sharon

Dowse & Noyes, AV'eymouth

Draper B., \Vest Roxbury

Eaton George E., Needham

Everett Ijeonard. Canton

Fales Elisha F., Wrentham

Faxon J. & II. II., Quincy

Fiske Isaac. Meddeld

Ford Richard, Randolph

French Thomas Jr., Canton

Fuller S., (West) Medway

Gay & Ballon, Stougbton

Gay Ebenezer F., (South) Dedham

Goldthwait J. & Co., Stougbton

Gordon D. W., Milton

Gilbert E. B., Coh.isset

Gilbert William A., Dorchester

Gleason R. & Sons, "

Harding A. S., Medway

Hartshorn J. G. & C. D., AValpolo

Hartshorn & Slorey, "

Iloogs George W. j"r., Needham

Howland J., Dorchester

Koith F. 11. & Co., (F.ast) Randolph

Kingsbury Dexter, Needham

Kingsbury Luther A., Needham

Lewis I. \V^., Randolph

Loud Henry, (East) Weymouth

Mann E. Jr., Randolph

Marden Jeremiah. Dover

Metcalf David E.,' Walpole

Morey B., (South) Walpole

Munroe Ezra W., Quincy

Nash Daniel C, (East) Weymouth

Nash William G., (South) Weymouth

N. E. Protective Union, Division No.
36, (East) R.andolph

N. E. Protective Union, Division No.
43, (East) Randolph

N. E. Protective Union, Division No.
90, (South) Bi-aintrce

Newcomb Peter W., Quinc}-

Nichols & Co., (East) Medway

Niles Jacob, Randolph

Nye Caleb, Franklin

Packard Caleb, Quincy

P.ickard E., "

Packard H. II. & Co., (East) Randolph

Perkins Oliver, Braintree

Pond Edmund, (AVest) Medway

Pond Nathaniel C, (West) Medway

Pratt Tlionias, Cohasset

Jtan.son II. & Co., Quincy

Raymond A. & Co., (East) AA'eymouth

Reed Thomas, Braintree

NOUFOLK COUNTY.

163

liiohards & Dowse, Weymouth

KicharJs Kdwnrfi, West Hoxhury

lliicUvvooil Asa & Son, Knuikliu

Ku.-K'que A. A. & ("o., Kranldin

Slicpiu-a Nelson, (South) Wrcntham

Stetson Amos. (Kast) Uiaiutrco

Stetson M. 1!., Coliassct

Stewart C. \V., I'ranklin

Stoihlnnl .Unison, (S(nUh) Braintrce

StoiUlai-a Z jCohasset

Stone KUphalet. DcJIiam

Sw.m K. & J., Stoujihton

Tarbell George K., Weymouth

Tirrell James, (South) Weymouth

Tohnan M. A., Canton

Trowbridge Henry, (North) Wrentham

Tuck & ilodges, Stoughtou

Tucker Aaron E., Canton

Tucker Robert, "

Turner Calvin, Sharon

Turner lioyal W., Uandolpli

Vinton T. 15., liraintreo

Wales Martin, Stoughton

Wales Nathaniel, '•

Wallace K., Coliasset

Ware A. L., (North) Wrentham

Whiton Si Adams, Quincy

Wood Thomas H., Foxboro'

Wriglit C. A., (South) Weymouth

AVymau David. (East) Foxboro'

Crockery and Earthen Ware.

Bird C, Koxbury

Callender George H., Koxbury

Faunce S. & G. D., "

Hunting Reuben, "

IMarsh (Jharles, "

Seaver U'illiam, "

Swain & Richards, "

Curriers.
Bryant 0. B., Koxbury
Colburn W., "

Decoene F., "

Guild, White & Co., Koxbury
Kennedy Donald, '"

Leach Ezra, AVeymouth
Maxwell Wm. M., Koxbury
I'lummer Thomas II., Quincy
Whicher & King, '•

Whiting Jo.seph W., "

^Villiams Stephen, Koxbury
Winslow Reuben, "
Young Lott,

Daguerreotypists.

Lancey & Co., Roxbury
Starkweather J.. "

Dentists.
Bartlett D. S.. Roxbury
Fogg D. S., (South) Dedham
Webber Cushiug. Roxbury

Distiller.

Bowman S., Roxbury

Drug Mill.

Hatch Wm., Dorchester

Dry Goods.

[See also Country Stores.]

Bacon W. & A., Roxbury
Barney .T. & T. L., "
Bispham E. .7r., Dorchester
Blackman Elizabeth, "
Damon N., Dedham
Dunbar C, Canton
Dnrell & Smith, Milton
Fearing & Co., (South) Weymouth
Field Edwin, Brookline
Field & Il.arris, Roxbury
Field William, Dedham
Fisher George L., Dorchester
Frost George, Roxbury
Harris J., Randolph
Houghton Mary, Dorchester
Hummel Moses, Randolph
James Thomas, West Koxbury
Johnson E. P., Ncedham
Lacey A. H., Koxbury
Lemist Edwin, "

Marshall .1. V., Dorchester
Mcl.ain Charles, Canton
Moore A. M., Roxbury
Packard Caleb, Quincy
Keuiolils Mary E.. Neponsct
Richards Mason, Doilliam
Sears William, Dorchester
Slii-rman D. S. & S. E., ly'anton
Spargo it Tucker, Milton
Spear Daniel, Doichester
Stodder A., Koxbury
Trescott Elijah, Dedham

Dyer.

Waterman .Melzar, Koxbury

Fire Engine Manufacturers.

Ilunncnian & Co., ltc).\bury

Fork Manufacturer.

H'ly und Manure.
Partridge Henry, Jledfield

Fringe &o Tassel Manufacturers.

Bainard & Wall, Roxbury
.lohnson J. 0 , iioxbury
Tilt B. B. & Co., "

Furniture Dealers.

Bird C, Koxbury

Briggs C. C. & J., [manufacturer of

extension tables] Koxbury
Dana D., Koxbur}'
Gilbert E. H., Cohasset
Gill W., Koxbury
Ileinenian Daniel, Koxbury
Packard Henry H.& Co., (E.) Randolph
Read & Bronsdon, Ko.xbury
Wales Nathaniel, Stoughton
Wood Thomas 11., Foxboro'

Gauge Manufacturer.

Briggs , Cautoa

Gentlemen's Famishing Goods.

Bates D. C, Iioxbury
Bullard D. W., Koxbury
Dean A. J., "

Munroe C. W., '•

Gold Beater.

Chamberlain Isaac, Koxbury

Grain and Meal.

Allen .\lfred, Dedham

Bates P., Cohasset

Belcher J. White, Randolph

Carpenter Tyler, Foxboro'

Faunce Calvin, Roxburv

Flags William, (West) Needham

French B. V., Braiutree

Green C. A., Roxburv

Hall W. L., •'

Houghton Joseph, Roxbury

Lane Peter, (Ea,st) Braintreo

Miller Jo.seph, INIedfield

Pratt J. & A., Cohasset

Stratton Chandler, Foxboro'

Sumner Calvin, Foxboro'

Ware L. 0., (North) Wrentham

Whitcomb .lacob, (East) Randolph

White Calvin & Co.. (East) Braintree

Glue.

Kingsbury Lemuel, Ncedham
Mills John, "

Mills M., "

Morton & Winslow, "
OrrT. &G., "

Grist Mills.

Bates & Arnold, Bellinghani

Blackington J. F., Wrentham

Bliss George. (West) Medway

Bullard Z., (North) Bcllingham

Cary Otis, Foxburo'

Chenery Seth, Jledfield

Fairbaiiks J. M., (North) Bellingham

Fis'.ier Lewis, Wrentham

French Thomas. Canton

Gay William, (Rockville) Medway

Harding S. & C, '

Kingsbury .loscph, Foxboro'

Leonard & Pond, "

l/inl J. k Co., (.South) Weymouth

Mardcn J., l)<-dliani

Metcalf A., Franklin

.Mcti-.ilf Luther, Medway

Morton Nathaniel, Stoughton

Rea.l A. & A. S .Ouincy

Smith Claik, Mellield

Smith Daniel, (.South) Walpole

Stetson Joshua, Waljiole

Webb & Twombly, .Milton

White James, Canton

Whiting William, Dedham

Gun and Locksmiths.

Pratt Henry, Roxbury
Stedman C, [gunsmith | .Mcdficld

Hair Dressers.

.\mbudy Alex. 0., Stoughton
Amos Charles B., West Roxbury
Bates D. C, Roxbury
Bounds Theodore, Dedham
Brooks John, Roxbury
Callender John M. L., Roxbury
DeGross J. H. D. JJ. 0., Cantoa
Fisher Amory, Dedham
Goodwin T. R., Roxbury
Hartman Christian, '•
Jackson Edward. Milton
Jones Wm., Dorchester
Lavton R. 11., Quincy
McAnalby B. A., Randolph
Patten Thomas T., Medway
Rider John Jr., Roxbury
Stodder Asa A., "
Toomey C. S., Brookline

Hank Manufacturer.

Tucker Edmand, Canton

Hardware.

Bird C, Roxbury
Brewer D. & Son, Dorchester
Brown J. P., Koxbury
Marsh Charles, ••
Richards Henry W., Dedham
Seaver WiUiam, Roxbury

Harness Makers.

Adams Charles, Dedham

.\dams James E., Roxbury

Bemis Henry, Franklin

Bcstwick F.'L.. Dedham

Bird Lemuel T., Stoughton

Brooks Kendall, Roxbury

Carleton Hiram, "

Cartwright Walter, Randolph

Cheney Joseph, (East) Walpole

Chenery James M., Medfield

Clapp George W., Jlilton

Floyd Thomas, (Rockville) Medway

Gray I#wis, Foxboro'

Hewins II. II., Brookline

Hixon Elias H., Medway

Hovey Elbridge A., Roxbury

Iloyt John, Dorchester

Keilogg T., Quincy

Lowe lialpli, "

May Bradford, Stoughton

May Ira, (F^ist)

Murphy James T., Dorchester

Park Charles, Weymouth

Peirce Elijah, '•

Richards Edward W., Roxbiiry

Shepherd E., AValpole

Smith .\sa, AVrentham

Tucker John A., Dorchester

Wasburn Charles W., "

Watson Nathan, Roxbury

^\"cblwr , (\\'est) Medway

Welsh William, Roxbury

Williams J. & 6. II., West Roxbury

Wiswell Timothy, Canton

Hats and Caps.
Bird Charles G., Roxbury
BuUard D. W., "
Dean A. J., "

Gill Ira, [manuf.] Walpole
Phelps Timothy, Dedham

164

MASSACHUSETTS STATE EECORD.

Hay.

B{in lie.

Green C. A., Koxbury
Houghton.).. "

Hoe Manufacturer.

Jlorse Loonaril, Foxboro'

Hosiery Blanufacturers.

Draper Thomas, [fancy] Canton
Sutton Samuel .(r., Iloxbury [ham
Turner .John [undershirts, &c.] Need-
India Rubber Goods Manufac-
turers.

Boston Belting Co., Dennis C. Gately,

sup't, Koxbury
Roxbury Rubber Factory, Roxbury

Ink, Lampblack and Varnish
Manufacturers.
Clark George .Jr. & Co., Roxbury

Iron Founders.
Gary Otis, [castings & iron fence] Fox-
boro'
Kinsley Lyman, [castings] Canton
Mechanics' Iron Foundry, Chase, Loop

& Co.. Roxbury
Milldam Iron Foundry, Leonard Fuller,

sup't, Roxbury
Plimpton C. G. & II. M., Walpole
Ranstead, Dearborn & Co., Dorchester
Roxbury Iron Foundry, Bowers, Pratt

& Co., Koxbury
Weymouth Iron Co., Nahum Stetson,
Agent, (East) Weymouth

Japan and Patent Leather
Manufacturers.

Boston .Tapan Leather Co., William D.

Scavei, sup't, Roxbury
Comins Linus B., Koxbury
Jackson Samuel, Roxbury

Jewelry.

Mnniifactiirer.i.
Bacon & Pratt, (South) Wrentham
Downes & Brothers, Foxboro'
Draper, TiHt & Bacon, (South) Wren-
tham
Hodges John, (South) Wrentham
McLain & F'r.ankUn, "

Wetherell Samuel, "

White Wm. B., "

Knives, Shoe Tools, &/C.

Adams James M., Canton

Britton Joshua Jr., Stoughton

Lothrop, Brother & Co., Sharon

Mann J. B., Stoughton

Reed Franklin, C.anton [Roxbury

Rycrson E., [leather splitting knives]

Lead and Pipes.

Bird Calvin, Roxbury
Boston Lead Works, Koxbury
Ellis J. T. & Co., '■

Ilow.ard K., "

Scott E. B., "

Leather and Morocco Dressers.

Hunt & Ramsay, Koxbury
Livingston Henry,
Packer George, "

Sumner Jabez, [morocco] Milton
Wliiton Moses, " "

Lime and Sand.

Ellis J. T. & Co., Roxbury
Putnam Allen, ''

Livery Stables.

Adams John, (West) Mcdw.ay
Barrows Edward W., Stoughton
Bartlett Aldon, Dodliam
Bennett & Crossman, Milton
Bicknell Thomas, (North) Weymouth
Bowditch G., Quincy
Carroll S., Dcdham
(Jarsoii Joseph, Mcdficld

Cass Aaron, West Roybury

Clark Peleg B., Roxbuyy

Gushing Peter II., Weymouth

Dean Calvin, Canton

De Witt Horace, Franklin

Farrington Charles \V., Wrentham

Franklin & ^Vilcox, Roxbury

Fuller AV'illiam. Medway

Gay John M., Stoughton

Guild Albert, Franklin

Hendry Milliam, Dorchester

Ilolbrook Nathan, "

Jerrold & Sumner, Canton

Johnson Samuel, Medtield

Joues George Jr., Quincy

Kimball E., Dorchester

Leonard George, Canton

Leonard WiUiani, Foxboro'

Long & Howard, Randolph

Lovell .Tames, (East) Weymouth

Lunn John II., (West) Medway

Maguire Andrew, Randolph

Mathes A. R., Roxbury

Mathes W. J., "

Nason George W., FrankUn

Norris Andrew, Dedham

Oakes Josiah, Gohasset

Oakes Levi, "

Partridge Stephen, (West) Medway

Pierce Mason, ^^'alpole

Richardson Samuel W., Medway

Rowe S., Quincy

Smith L., West Roxbury

Sprague Nathaniel, (East) Randolph

Stoddard W., (South) Weymouth

Stoddard Wm. H., Roxbury

Sumner Albeit, Stoughton

Thayer Daniel W., (East) Randolph

Tilden Thomas W., Weymouth

Warren Sc Brackelt, Brookline

Wellington William Jr., West Roxbury

White Anson F., Medway

Winship George W., Sharon

Lumber.

Abbott , BrookUne

Brackett J. G., Quincy

Clapp John P., Dorchester

Curtis Ira, Weymouth

Eaton Joel, Dedham

Ellis J. T. & Co., Roxbury

Heath Frederick A., "

Jackson Isaac, Weymouth

Jenkins James & Co., Dorchester

Jenkins James & Co., >Veymouth

Loud & Reed, "

Loud & Khines, "

Pope William Jr., Dorchester

Porter John W. & Co., "

Porter & Loud, Weymouth

Porter W., Quincy

Preston Charles F. & Co., Dorchester

Rice Charles Jr., Ncedham

Todd R. M., Milton

Turner Henry J., Cohasset

Wade S., Quincy

White & Dearborn, Quincy

Whitney S. D., Milton

Machinists.

Allen Samuel, Medway
Ashcroft Thomas, Dorchester
Bullock Lewis, Canton
Chubbuck & Campbell, Roxburv
Clark B. & E., (Kockville) Medway
Crooker & Richmond, Roxbury
Eaton, Moulton & Co., Needham
Fisher Cyrus, Canton
Hart William, AValpole
Hayden Michael, Koxbury
Holmes EilwMrd K., Dedham
T,ako Janu's, l)i)rcliester
Mcintosh M. & Son, Roxbury
Morse J., [printing presses] Canton
Parker S. A. W., Stoughton
Plimpton G. G. & II. M., Walpole
Pratt .1. C., Roxbury
Robbins L. W. & E., Walpole
Sherman & Mayall, Koxbury
Smith Henry, Dedham
Thayer A. P., (West.) Medway
Watt Robert, Koxbury
Wyman Anson, ''

Machine Card Manufacturers.

stetson E. & Son, Walpole

Marble and Fancy Paper.

Mann Samuel C, Dedham

Marble Workers.

Clark William A., Wrentham
Gallagher M., Canton
Johnson Lewis, Stoughton
Mulrey T. D., Roxbury
Ilawson S., Quincy

Masons and Colorers.

Brown Joseph D., Roxbury
Bullock James D., •■
Curtis Nelson, "

Felton Samuel, "

Marsh Warren, "

White William, "

Marble (^a'enf.)

Mirror Marble Co., Roxbury, Jeremiah
Farris, agent, Boston

Mathematical Instruments.

Costigan K. C, Roxbury

Milliners.
Brummett H., Quincy
Cook J. M., Foxboro'
Curtis J. T., Roxbury
Dunbar C, Canton
Fletcher Isabella, Roxbury
Frost George, Roxbury
Griffiths William, Koxbury
Guild S., Dedham
Harris J., Stoughton
Harris Josephus, Randolph
Holmes S. B., Dedham
Howard A., Randolph
Jones E., Roxbury
Lacy S. T., "
liow Emily W., Roxbury
Mason Lydia J., "
Pulsifer Rebecca H., "
Rice G. A., Wevmouth
Sherman D. S. & S. E., Canton
Springer J. S., "

Stodder A., Roxburv
Wales E., (East) Randolph
Weutworth M. E., Roxbury

Millwrights.

Eaton, Moulton & Co., Needham
Holmes Edward B., Dedham

Nail Manufacturers.

Perry Elijah, [rolling] Dover
Weymouth Iron Co., East WejTnouth,
Nahum Stetson, agent

Nuts and Washers.
Sherman D. S., Canton

Oakum Manufacturer.
Montgomery William, Roxbury

Organ Manufacturers.

Holbrook fc Mare, (East) Medway
Parkinson James, Roxbury

Oysters and Refreshments.

Atwood A., Roxbury
Gushing Benjamin, Weymouth
Drake & White, Stouglitoii
French Daniel, Quincy
Harvey James A., Roxbury
Jones E. & Co., Stoughton
Laha Thomas, Koxbury
Rich & Crosby, "
Shaw Samuel B., Randolph
Thayer Luther F., "
Tuck Edward, Roxbury

Painters.
Adams E., Franklin
Adam.s J. E., [carriage] Roxbury
Asquith Thomas, "

Ayers B. F., "

Uiiker & Farrington, Brookline
Barnes .T, R., Dorchester
Bass & FoUctt, Quincy

NORFOLK COUNTY.

165

Bates William, Weymouth
liclchor .). W., Uaiulolpli
lliril & Howe, Dorclioster
liiril Isniic \V., '"

Hrcck Ki.hvin, Miltnii
lirooks Lemuel A., Dcilhaiu
Itrown .7. L., lUiKlolph
ItiowiicU U. T., Koxlmry
Jiullard John E.„ JkHlfield
(Ihiise R. A., Hrookliiie
Cobb Elias, Koxboio'
Chase K. A., Urookline
Cushman & Dentiison, Dorchester
Davenport James, lloxbury
Davis (}. 1!., [carriage] Uoxbury
Dov- John, '•

Dove William, "

Drew & Talbot, AVest Roxbury
Kllis Oliver, Dedham
Erskinc (,'liarlcs, Uoxbury
Erskine .lohii, "

Eveleth C. II., Dorchester
Fairbanks J. E-, lioxbury
Fillebrown William A. M., Roxbury
Oove & Pratt, Cohasset
(iove S. P., '•

Gulliver Stephen, Dorchester
Henderson J. E., Dedham
Ilewins Benjamin Jr., Sharon
Ilewins II. H., Brookline
IIod:j;o Thomas S., Uoxbury
Ilouj^hton E., Canton
Houghton George, Canton
Ilowland Calvin & Co., Stoughton

Ingham , (East) Stoughton

Lincoln Samuel, (South) Weymouth

Little Charles, Cantou

Lopez Andrew, ''

l\Iay William D., (South) Weymouth

IMeilon George \Y., Dedham

Merrill Benjamin, Walpole

Munroe Charles D., Wrentham

MunroeJ. J., Roxbury

Myers & AYright, Medway

Nason Charles, [carriage] Walpolo

Nichols Caleb, Cohasset

NoyesCieorge W., Roxbury

O'GormandS., Randolph

Palmer C. L., Brookline

Peakes & Burrell, (East) Weymouth

Perry James P., Foxboro'

Policy AVilliam, Walpole

Polec'hio J., [carriage] Roxbuiy

Robinson Henry, (West) Needham

Robinson John, Franklin

Robley Robert C, Dedham

Small & AVesl, Weymouth

Stone N. Jr., Roxbury

Sutherland Alexander, West Roxbury

Thayer S. 0., Randolph

Vose & Chapman, Milton

■Ward & Chester, Stoughton

Weeks Joshua B., Dedham

White E., (West) Medway

Wiffgin J., Roxbury

Wilson G. W., Roxbury

Wiswall Richard II., [carriage] Roxb'y

Paint Factory.

Wood Henry, Needham

Paper Hanging Manufacturer.

Bumstcad J. F., Roxbury

Paper Mills.

Bird F. W. & Co., (South) Dedham
Bird F. W. & Co., Walpole
Campbell T. & G., Walpole
Campbell T. & G., AVrentham
Campbell T. & G., (Rockville) Medway
Curtis A. 0. & Sons, Needham
HoUingsworth John M., Braintree
Longfellow Nathan, Needham [ham
Mann Sam'l C. [fancy & marble] Ded-
Newell Benjamin, Needham
Rice & Garfield, "

Rice Thomas Jr., Needham
Tileston & HoUingsworth, Dorchester

and Jlilton
Wales & Jlills, Necdliam

Patent Leather Manufacturers.
Comins Linus B., Roxbury

Jackson Samuel, 'West Roxbury

Physicians-
Abbott E., Canton
Allien Eben, i'.andolph
Allen E. A.. "
Atwood S., Fi-anklin
Atkinson Josiah, Dorchester
Bacon A. D., Sharon
Bartlott Henry, Roxbury
Bell George L., [botanic] Roxbury
Bugbeo William B., Quincy
Brown Artemas, Medway
Clieever Joseph, [botanic] Roxbury
Clapp H. E., Wrentham
Cnmstock AVilliam W., Wrentham
Cotting Benjamin E., Itoxbury
Cummings A. I., Roxbury
Gushing Benjamin, Dorchester
Darling Elijah, Roxbury
Davi.s William A., Dorchester
Dexter William P., Brookline
Dickerman L., Medfield
Draper A. W., (West) Roxbury
Faulkner George, (West) Roxbury

(Plains)
Fifleld Noah, Weymouth
Fitield AVilliam, (F]ast) Weymouth
i'lint John S., Roxbury
F'ogg D. S., (South) Dedham
Foster Charles F., Roxbury
Foster F., Cohasset ^
Foster James W., Foxboro'

Fuller , Milton

Galloup J. S.Medtield

Goodnow L., [botanic] Quincy

Harris L. M., Roxbury

Haynes Aaron, Braintree

Iloimes Alexander, "

Holmes C. C, Milton

Howard Frederic, Randolph

Howe Appleton, (South) Weymouth

Howe F. F., Dedham

Jarvis Edward, Dorchester

Knight William, Medway

Larkin Lyman B., Wrentham

Leavenworth F., Dorchester

Mann Benjamin, Foxboro'

Mann C. S., Stoughton

Martin Henry A., Roxbury

Mighill Stephen, '•

Miller Erasmus D., Dorchester

Jlorse Horatio G., Roxbury

Nelson George, Bellingham

Nichols P. L., Roxbury

Noyes Josiah, Needham

Nute Timothy R.. Itoxbury

Palmer Simeon, Milton

Pattee William S., Quincy

Perry Ira, (East) Weymouth

Pratt E., Cohasset

Richards Jacob, Braintree

Robbins Peter G., Roxbury

Salisbury S., Medway

SpoonerJohn P., Dorchester

Stanley S. A., Franklin

Stetson James A., Quincy

Stimpson J., Dedham

Stone Ebenezer, Walpole

Streeter Joseph H., Roxbury

TaftC. S., Canton

Thaxter Robert, Dorchester

Tirrell N. Quincy, (North) Weymouth

Torrey D. H., (South) "

Torrey Noah, Braintree

Trainllorace D., Roxbury

Tucker Simeon, Stoughton

AVales Bradford L., Randolph

Wales Ephraim, "

Walker Joseph B., (East) Stoughton

Ware Jonathan, Milton

Warner Lewis E., (East) Weymouth

"iN'eld Jlinot G., Roxbury

Whitney S.S., Dedham

Wild Charles, Brookline

Wild Edward A., "

Wild Jonathan, Braintree

Wilder E. E., [botanic] Stoughton

Wight D. P., Dedham

\Vind.<hip Charles M., Roxbury

Wood T. E.. (Ea.st) Randolph

\A'ood«ard Eben, Quincy

Piano-forte Key Manufacturers.

BlacUman .lame.s H., Canton
Dunbar Nathaniel, "
Lord James L., . "

Lord Wni. P., "

Piano-forte Manufacturers.

Dunbar Amos .Jr., Weymouth
Parkinson James, lioxliury

Planing Mills.

Belcher E. &. Sons, I'.andolph

Cary William H , .Meihvay

Clark & Curtis, Dorrhcster

Crane & Damuii, .'^tciigliton

Curtis & M.-irden, Di'dham

Howard Henry, (North) Bellingham

Leonard & Pond, Foxboro'

Metcalf Alvah, Franklin

Morse Francis, (South) Dedham

Nightingale G. E., Dorchester

Noreross Wm., [and turning] Milton

Payson Albert S., Foxboro'

Pratt Henry G., Quincy [mouth

Rand T. J., (door, sash fc blind) Wey-

Richardson S. W., Franklin

Robie John, Milton

Stearns A. F., Dorchester

Plumbers.

Gay & Allen, Roxbury

Howard Reuben, "•

Loud Joseph & Co., AVeymouth

Reed A. & A. S., Quincy

Russell John R., Dedham

Scott E. B., Roxbury ,

Wales Peter A., Randolph

Printers.

Clark Charles E., Quincy
Mann Herman, Dedham
Prince Thomas, Roxbury
Robinson Elbridge G., Dedham

Provisions.

Betil ATilder, Roxbury
Copeland S., Quincy
Danforth William R., Roxbury
Everett George, Milton
Everett L., Dorchester
Frost Thomas, Dorchester
Fulton J, K., Roxbury
Hill & Clapp, Dorchester
Ilinrichs J. T., Roxbury
Homes William II., Dorchester
Hunting R. & J., Brookline
Josselyn J. H., Roxbury
Linfield A., (South) Weymouth
Marden W. & L., Quincy
McDonald David, Roxbury
Mcintosh \V. II., Roxbury
Newcomb John B., Dorchester
Newton Antipas. Roxbury
Nickerson & Fuller, Medway
Palmer William H., Roxbury
Pierce G. W. & H. W., "
Reed James W., ANest Roxbury
Richards A. & Co., Dedham
Richardson B. B., Dorchester
Seaver Joseph, AVest Roxbury

Stone , West Roxbury

Stone Nathan, "

Thompson G.^ Weymouth
Trescott Willi.am, Roxbury
AVhicher & Baxter, Roxbury
AViswall Samuel, '•

Public Houses.

Bacon Panuicl W., AValpole

Bates Martin, Dedham

Bates R., [City Hotel] Roxbury

Bates R., [Alechanics' Hotel] Roxbury

Brown Richard M., Randolph

Buzzell Otis C, (Norfolk House] Roxby

Capen James 2d, Stoughton

Carpenter E. P., Foxboro'

Carpenter AA'illi,am, (AA'cst) Medway

Cobb AAarren, Sharon

Earl & Noves, Franklin

Farrington Charles AV., Wrentham

Franklin Benjamin, [Franklin House]

Roxbury
French George H., Quincy

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECOKD.

Ilatliornc & FuUer, 5Ied\vay

Holbrook Nathan, Dorchester

Iloogs Gcorgo W. Jr., Needhara

Howard Caleb, [Union House] Medfield

Howe J. D., Dedham

Klain Conrad, [JIansion House] Roxb'y

Morey Thomas, Cohasset

Perry Charles D., "

Sanderson M., [Union House] Roxbury

Stetson J., [Massapoag House] Canton

Sturtevant , Canton

Taft Keed, H'est Koxbury
Thayer Minot, Dorchester
Thayer E., Bellinghanl
Tucker William, Canton
AV'ales Asa B., Weymouth

Pump Makers.

Bowdlear John, lloxbury
Cotton J. P., Dorchester

Refrigerator Manufacturer.

Patten A., Roxbury

Kevolving Clothes Drier.

Manufacturer.
I>eonard Lewis, Foxboro'
Sash and Blind Manufacturers.

Allen & Hatch, Koxbury
Cushraan Jacob Iv., Medtield

Fisher , Canton

Harlow G. & Co., Roxbury
Perkins William SY., "

Sawing and Planing Mills.

Hatison John L., Roxbury
Merrill John J., "

Page John B., "

Saw Mills.
Belcher John H., W^rentham
Blackington J. H., "

Bliss George, (West) Medway
BuUard Z., (North) Bellingham
Cary William H., (North) Bellingham
Chenery Seth, Medfield
Chilson Martin, (South) Bellingham
Clark Truman, (.South) Walpole
Cleaveland Nathan, Franklin
Comey Jason, Foxboro'
Crooks Joel, (South) Bellingham
Curtis & Marden, Dedham
Dewing Elijah, Bellingham
Ellis Joseph, (East) Walpole
Ellis Moses, (Roekville) Medway
Fisher Lewis, Wrentham
Harding S. & C, Medfield
Kingsbury John, "
Leonard & Pond, Foxboro'
Metcalf Alvah, Franklin
Metcalf HoUis, (North) Bellingham
Pratt J. & A., Cohasset
Bobbins L. AV. & E., Walpole
Rookwood Asa & Son, Franklin
Southworth Albert, Stoughton
Southwarth C. A. & A., Stoughton
Thayer Willard, (South) Bellingham
Thompson AVilli.uii, licllingham

Vinson , [shingles] (S.) Weymouth

AVhite Calvin & Co., (East) Braintree
AVhiting Daniel P., Franklin
Whiting Joseph B., (South) Franklin
AVhitins William, Dedham
AVhitney S., Dover

Sewing Silk.

Mcssingcr & Brother, Canton

Ship Builders.

Hall I. & G., Cohasset

Shovel Manfacturers.

Ames Oliver & Sons, Canton

Silver Plated, Brass and Brit-
annia Ware Manufacturers.

Oleason R. & Sons, Dorchester

Soap Manufacturers.

Bowltcr , (East) Uandolph

Hunt Charles, Dorchester [Chester

Pierce Wm. & Son, [and candles] Dor-

Starch Manufacturers.

Boston Refined Starch Co., lioxbury,

James Huckins. agent in Boston
Graham Alden, Koxlniry
Livcrsidge T. & H., Dorchester

Steel Trap, Hinge, and Key
Manufacturer.
Watkins John, Roxbury

Stone Contractors andQuarriers.

Fredericks fc Field, Quincy
Ilardwick Charles & Co., Quincy
IloUis Thomas, Milton
Mitchell Charles R., Quincy
Newcomb & Chapin, "
Newcomb Samuel, Braintree
Penniman George, [agent] Quincy
Richards, Munn & Co., ''

Rideout Luke, "

Rogers 0. T. & Co., '•

AVhichcr , "

Wright, Barker & Co., "

Tack and Brad Manufacturers.

Randall A., (South) Braintree
Raudall Dean, Braintree

Tailors.

Allison James, Dedham

Atwell Pickering, Roxbury

Bell George, "

Boos George, Medfield

Capen E. & Co., Canton

Carpenter Edson, Foxboro'

Clark B., Walpole

Coad John, Wrentham

Cashing John, (West) Medway

Dean A. J., Roxbury

Dean Luther, Franklin

DeWittA. F., '•

Dinegan John, Quincy

Earley John, Walpole

Elliot & Powell, Roxbury

Evans Lewis, Canton

Gherstle John J., Bellingham

Gifford P., Randolph

Harding A. S., Medway

Hill Caleb, Dorchester

Holden John A., Quincy

Hughes Robert & Co., (West) Medway

Jenesse James, Medfield

Johnson E. P., Needham

Lynch John , Dedham

May J. S., AVest Roxbury

McBeath Norman, Dedham

Molineaux R. \V., Roxbury

Munroe Charles W., "

Nichols & Co., (East) Medway

Northup S. , Stoughton

O'Brine John, Randolph

Patch David F., Dorchester

Pope William F., "

Reinstein S., Randolph

Richards & Dowse, Weymouth

Richards E., Sharon

Richardson John, West Roxbury

Rutledge B., Canton

Rolie John, Weymouth

Russell John, Quincy

Kussell & Co., Cohasset

Russeyue A. A. & Co., Franklin

Savil George & Co., Quincy

Tegrotonh\iis John, Dorchester

Waldock .lames, Roxbury

Wiswell Joseph, Dorchester

Wood Thomas U., Foxboro'

Tanners.

Adams .Tamos, Milton

Clapp William, Dorchester

I'Mske George, Medfield

Gibson William, Mcdfiebl

Guild, AVhite & Co., Roxbury

Howe Fiios. Dorchester

lIuiii]ihroy Thomas, (East) Weymouth

Rogers C, Quincy

Shaw Nathaniel, (South) AVeymouth

Smith & AA'inslow, (South) Dedham

AVilliams Frai;cis, Quincy

AA'inslow Reuben, Roxbury

Tinsmiths and Stove Dealers.

Baird Otis, Dorchester
Bates Samuel, Cohasset
Bird Calvin, Roxbury
Bird C. G. & Co., Roxbury
Cary Otis, [furnace] Roxbury
Clapp Timothy, Stoughton
Dillingham Isaac, AValpole
Fellows E. S., Quincy
French M., (East) Weymouth
Haynes George & Son, Dorchester
Hodges John, Medway
Hoisington Dennis, Medfield
Holmes Charles, Quincy
Kenrick A. Jr., Brookline
Kent & Lord, Roxburv
LittlefieldO. B. & S., Roxbury
Marden Charles AV., Canton
Pratt Aaron B., Dorchester
Pratt S. W. & Co., AVeymouth
Russell John R., Dedham
Smith Henry M., Roxbury
Sumner Charles Jr., Dorchester
Thompson JL E., Medway
Tileston Charles, Dorchester
Tolman James U., AA'est Roxbury
Tolman J. P. & C. P., Dorchester
Welcome A. P., Randolph

Trowel Manufacturers.

Bisbee Otis & Co., Canton

Turners.

Page John B., Roxbury
AA'ynian Justin M., "

Turpentine, Eosin, &/ Camphene
Manufacturer.

Simmons Thos., Roxbury

Twine Manufacturers.

Allen 0. AA'. & Co., AA'alpole
Hood J. C, Roxbury
Mansfield AA'm., [cotton] Canton
Shepherd J. S. & Co., "

Shepherd & Kaley, [knitting] Canton
Stanley & Allen, [cotton] Foxboro'

Varnish Manufacturers.
Burrage J., [copal varnish and japan]

Ro.xbury
Clark Geo. Jr. & Co., Roxbury

Watchmakers.

Barton A., Canton
Doane Samuel, Cohasset
Fuller M., (AA'est) Medway
Glover AVni., Milton
Grover Charles P., Foxboro'
Harlow George, Roxbury
Holden John Jr., Quincy
Learned AA'm. B., "
Shaw E., Randolph
Sutton P., Dedham
Thompson S. N., Roxbury

West India Goods.

Adams B. H., Dedham
Addy Charles, Roxbury
Alden George, Dedham
Allen AA'm. 1!., Roxbury
.\ndrews Wm., Dorchester
B.aldwin Thomas, "
Basford Henry, lioxbury
Bates John, Bellingham
Bates John, Cohasset
Real AVilder, Roxbury
Bent E. & N., Canton
Bixby C. S., Brooklino
Bowen Joseph T., Roxbury
lirown Daniel A., (AA'^est) Roxbury
Bullock K., " "

Calilwell Enoch, Dorchester
Callendcr George H., Roxbury
Clianipney John, "

Colburn Aaron, Stoughton
Colby & Clements. Brookline
(^oolidge & AV'oodsuni, Roxbury
Crooks .T,, (South) licllingham
Cunuinghani Charles, Ivoxbury
Drake & Co., Sharon
Durell Henry, Dorchester

PLYMOUTH COUNTY.

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Durell Henry G. & 0., Milton
Faiinco Calvin B., lloxbury
Fiuiiioo S. & (}. H., lloxbury
Field lsa;ic, Dorchester
Kisher Charles G., Koxbury
Fowler A. N., '•

Fulton .1. K., '•

Galucia A. ]?., Podham
Gardner Uobert, Koxbury
Glover Andrew, Dorciiester
Greenwood K. H., Necdhain
(Jiiild .). A., Itrooklitie
Haley Thomas, Koxbury
Hill A., Cohassct
Hersey L. G., Dorchester
Howe B. B., Uoxbury
Huiitinu' llfulien, lloxbury
James (leiir-rc. West Koxbury
.lenriins tJeoif^o, West (Needham)
.lohnson A. S., Koxbury
Keith William S., West Koxbury
Kendall John, Dorchcstor
Kent Samuel P., Koxbury
Lingham William, "
Lodge A., '•

Long William, '•

Lothrop Caleb, Cohasset
Lyon E. Jr., '•

Maguire William Jr., Roxbury
Manning M'illiam, '"

Alaron & Tower, Dedham
JIarshall Joseph, Dorchester
Marshall J. A".. "

McDonald & Kivelehen, Roxbury
McElroy John, "

McGettrick M., "

Minton Hernard, Roxbury

Morton William, "

Mullano Dennis, "

Mulligan Michael, "

Mulrcy Michael, "

N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

31). (N.) Weymouth [40, Koxbury
N. E. Protective Union, Divi.'iion No.
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

80, Weymouth [8S, Weymouth

N. E. Protective Union, Division No.
N. E. Protective Union, Division No.

179, Quincy [180, Quincy

N. E. Protective Union, Division No.
Nute Enoch, West Koxbury
Parker Caleb, Roxbury
Perry C. C, "

Reed Jason, Milton
Richards Edward, West Roxbury
Kich.'irds Henry W., Dedham
Roxbury Trading Union, Roxbury, C.

W. Newell, atjent
Savels B. F., Stoughton
Seaver Robert, (West) Roxbury
SeaverWm., '■

Souther Laban & Co., Cohasset
SnowE. Jr., '•

Spear Daniel, (Neponset) Dorchester
Stanton J. L., Roxbury
Sumner Calvin, Foxboro'
Swain & Richards, Roxbury
Talbot John, Dorchester
Tebbetts Enoch, Roxbury
Terrell E. G., AVeymouth
Tolman James, Dorchester
Tolman R. F. •■

Tower ThoniaH & Co., Cohasset
Trowbridge A., Roxbury
Upham A. & J. H., Dorchester
White Thomas, Koxbury
Withington Win., Stoughton
Wooii Samuel 0., Dorchester
Wright James N., Roxbury

Wheelwrights.

[See Cairiif^r. lUiil'Ifrs.]

White Lead Manufacturers.

Boston Lead Company. Daniel P. L'p-
toii, superintendent, Koxbury

Norfolk Lead Co., G. Merrill, superin-
tendent, Roxbury

Woollen Manufacturers.

Maverick Manufacturing Co., Thomas

1 u :, i-gea*:, 1.. dham
Union Factory, Wm. (look, AValpole

Frorhin'^.

Bacon , IScllicgham

Under Shirts.
Turner John, Needham

Yftr7t.
Clark Truman, (South) Walpole
Morrison Alvah, (South) Braintree
Tuck & Hodges, Stoughton

Wool Pullers.

Billings Joseph H . (West) Roxbury
Davis Wilham, Miltoa

PLYMOUTH COUNTY

"Was incorpor.atod June 2d, 1685. Plymouth Colony was not divided into Counties until 1G85, when
under Governor-general Andres, it was divided into the present Counties of Plymouth, Barnstable,
and Bristol. In lG92.the colony was permanently united to Massachusetts by the new charter of
William and Mary. The population in 1840 was 47,373; number of towns, 21; number of square
miles, 667 ; population to a square mile, 71. The population in 1850, was 55,699 ; number of tovrns, 22 ;
population to a square mile, 83. The shire town is Plymouth.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judr^c of Probate, Aaron Hobart, E. Bridgeicater.

Register of Probate. Jacob H. Loud, Phjmouth.

Clerk of Courts, Wm. IL Whitman, do.

Register of Deeds, AVm. S. Russell, do.

County Treasurer, William 11. Sever, do.

Crier of Courts, Nath'l Clapp, South Scituate.

Jailer, Putnam Kimball.

aheriff", William Thomas, Ph/niouth.
Dejnitg Sheriff's.

Ahington, Luther Glover.

East Bridgeicater, Bartlett R. Alden.

Kingston, Spencer Cushman.

Middlcbnro', Milton Alden.

North Bridgeioater, Sumner A. Hayward.

Plymouth, Benjamin H. Crandon.

Rochester, Daniel Hall.

South Scituate, Nathaniel Clapp.

Wareham, James F. Lincoln.

Probate Court is holden at Plynioiith, on the 3d
Mondays of January, February, and May ; on the
2d Mondays in April and August ; and on the 1st
Monday of December.

At Scituate, on the 1st Tuesday of June, and the
last Tuesday of November.

At East Bridgeicater, on the 1st Tuesdays of
April, July and October.

At Middleboro', on the 1st Tuesdays of May,
August and November.

At Rochester, on Wednesday next after the 1st Hobart, Welcome Youn
Tuesday of May, and Wednesday next after the ] Halifax, Jabez P. Thompson.
1st Tuesday in November. 1 Hin'gham, Edward Cazneau, Solomon Lincoln,

At Hingham, on the 1st Tuesday in June, and ! Marshall Lincoln,
last Tuesday of August. 1 Kinosfon, Thomas P. Beal. John Thomas.

At Hanover, on the last Monday of September, j Middleboro', Zachariah Eddy, P. H. Pierce.

At Ahington, on the 2d Monday of January. ' North Bridgeicater, Jesse Perkins, E. Whitman.

County Commissioners.
Ebenezer Pickens, Middleboro' ; John Ford,
Marshfeld.

Special Comjuissioners.
Theoph. King, Rochester ; Edward Southworth,
North Bridgeioater.

Times of Meeting. — At Plymouth, on the 3d
Tuesday in March, the 1st Tuesday of August, and
the 1st Tuesday of January.

Commissioners of Wrecks.
Duxhury, S. A. Frazer, G.'B. Weston.
Hull, Robert GouKl, Moses B. Tower.
Marshfield, Otis Baker, Elisha Kent.
Scituate, John Damon, Charles Vinal.

Branch Pilots.
Benjamin Delano, Samuel B. Besse, Wareham.

Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Wm. Baylies, John Beal, Joseph Haskell, Aaron
Hobart, Theophilus King, Solomon Lincoln, Thos.
Loring. Jacob II. Loud," Seth Miller, Jr., Hector
Orr, David Nye, Austin Packard, Peter H. Pierce,
Anson Bobbins, James Ruggles, Wm. R. Sever,
John B. Thomas, Eliab Ward, Wm. H. Wood,
Welcome Young.

Justices of the Peace and Quonan.
Bridgeioater, Artemas Hale, Nahum Stetson.
Duxhury, Seth Sprague, Gershom B. Weston.
East Bridgeicater, Bartholomew Brown, Aaron

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Plymouth, Gustavus Gilbert, John B. Thomas,
"William Thomas, Wm. H. Whitman.

Soiit/i Scituale, Samuel A. Turner.

Warcham, David Nye.

Went Bridgewater, Wm. Baylies.
Justices of the Peace,

Abinr/fon, Nathaniel Deal, Wrn. P. Cotherell,
Henry DuiiDar, James Ford, Jr., John King, Isaac
Ilersey, Benjamin Hobart, Jesse E. Keith, James
Noyes, Harvey Torrey, Ezekiel Thaxter, Spencer
ViriinEj, Jared Whitman, Elbridge Whitney.

r>ri(l(/eu'ate}\ Solomon Alden, .Jr., Sam'l Breck,
Isaac Fobes, Williams Latham, Philo Leach, Nich-
olas Tillinphast, Eli Washburn.

Carver, Timothy Cobb, Lewis Pratt, John Sa-
very, Samuel Shaw, Henry Sherman.

Duxburij, Benjamin Alden, Joshua Brewster, Jr.,
Wm. Ellison, Nath. Ford, Whittemore Peterson,
George P. Richardson, Wm. II. Sampson, Seth
Sprague, George B. Standish, Samuel Stetson, G.
B. Weston, Joseph F. Wadsworth.

East Bridgcrcuter, Solomon Ager, Henry Al-
den, Joseph Chamberlain, Levi Churchill, Benj.
W. Harris, William Harris, Ezra Kingman, Cush-
ing Mitchell, Isaac Pratt.

Halifax, Cyrus Morton, Jabez P. Thompson,
Staflbrd Sturtevant, D. C. Thompson, Zadock
Thompson.

Hanover, Thomas J. Gardner, Samuel Salmon,
Perez Simmons, Albert White, Alexander Wood.

Hanson, Josiah Bearce, Barak Osborn.

Hinghani, Henry Cashing, Jedediah Farmer,
David Fearing, Eben. Gay, Marshall Lincoln, Jas.
S. Lewis, Thomas Loring, James H. Wilder, Jo-
seph Wilder.

Kingston, Joseph S. Beal, Alden S. Bradford,
Peleg Bradford, Seth Drew, Alex. Holmes, Josiah
Holmes, John Sever, James N. Sever, Joseph
Stetson.

Marshjield, John Ford, Luther Hatch, Daniel
Phillips.

Middleboro', I. F. Atwood, Stillman Benson,
Abisha T. Clark, Jona. Cobb, Joshua Eddy, Reuben
HafFord, ApoUos Haskins, Paul Hathaway, Brad-
ford Harlow, A. T. Harvey, Nathan King, Bela
Kingman, Tisdale Leonard, Seth Miller, Job P.
Nelson, N. C. Perkins, Peter H. Pierce, Oliver
Pierce, Ebenezer Pickens, Zebulon Pratt, Everett
Robinson, Gamaliel Rounseville, George Sturte-
vant, James G. Thompson, Philander Washburn,
Eliab Ward, Andrew Weston, Asa T. Winslow,
Cornelius B. Wood, Benj. P. Wood, William H.
Wood, Josh. Wood, Geo. W. Wood.

North Brid{jeioater, Franklin Ames, George AV.
Bryant, George Clark, Perez Crocker, Isaac Eames,
Bela Keith, Eliph. Kingman, Isaac Kingman, Ed-
win A. Kingman, Perez F. Marshall, M. Packard,
Jesse Perkins, Eliab Whitman, Jonathan White.

Pembroke, Morrill Allen, Martin Bryant, Ho-
race Collamorc, David Oldham, Ambrose Parris,
Thomas Turner, James H. Whitman.

Plymouth, Moses Bates, Jr., Timothy Barry,
Wm. Bishop, George Bramhali, Jr., Wm. Clark,
Nath'l Clark, Roland E. Cotton, Allen Danforth,
Win. Davis, Timothy Gordon, Jason Hart, Benj.
Hathaway, Isaac L. Hedge, Thos. Hedge, Amasa
Holmes, Ezra Leach, Leandcr Lovell, Jacob H.
Loud, Jos. Lucas, Wm. Nelson, Thos. Pierce, Jr.,
Josiah Robbiiis, John J. Russell, Andrew L. Rus-
sell, Thos. Russell, Wm. S.Russell, S. Sampson,
Wm. R. Sever, Wm. II. Spear, Isaac N. Stoddard,
J. B. Thomas, James Thurber, E. C. Turner.

Plympton, Zcnas Bryant, Zenas Cushman, Jo-
siah S. Hammond, Zacheus Parker, Wm. H. Soule,
Isaac Wright.

Rochester, R. L. Barstow, Benj. F. Barstow,
Jos. W. Church, W. N. Ellis, A. B. Hammond, Da-
vid Hathaway, Joseph Haskell, C. Hooper, George
King, Thcophilus King, Lothrop Perkins, Free-
man Shaw.

Scituate, Geo. M. Allen, John Beal, Elijah Jen-
kins, Jr., Ezekiel Jones, George C. Lee, Dexter
Merritt, Shadrach B. Merritt, Elias R. Mungo,
Caleb W. Prouty, William Turner.

South Scituate, John CoUamore, Ebenezer T.
Fogg. Wm. James, I. R. Jacobs, Anson Robbins,
Samuel Tolman, Albion Turner, Sam'l A. Turner.

Wareham, Frederick Briggs, H. G. O. Ellis,
John Fearing, Darius Miller, David Nye, Thomas
Savary, Samuel Shaw, N. Sherman.

West Bridgewater, Jona. Ames, James Cope-
land, Dwelley Fobes, Zeph. Howard, John E. How-
ard, Joseph Kingman, Abiel Packard, Austin
Packard, Elijah Smith.

Notaries Public.

Abington, Isaac Hersey.

Bridgeioater, Samuel Breck.

Duxbury, Samuel Stetson.

East Bridgewater, Welcome Young.

Hingham, David Harding.

Plymouth, Gustavus Gilbert, Jacob H. Loud,
AVilliam H. Spear.

Marshjield, Luther Hatch.

Middleboro', Eliab Ward.

Rochester, Elijah Willis, Benj. F. Barstow.

Scituate, John Beal.

Wareham, Silvanus Bourne, David Nye.
Coroners. ,

Duxbury, Avery Richards.

East Bridgeumter, Ezra Whitmarsh.

Hanover, Levi Curtis.

Hingham, Samuel Hobart, William 0. Lincoln,
James Stevenson.

Hull, Moses B. Tower.

Kingston, Jedediah Holmes.

Marshfield, Wales Tilden.

Middleboro' , Ansel Benson, Joseph Jackson.

North Bridgewater, Thomas Wales, Jr.

Plympton, Abiel Washbu.in.

Rochester, David Lewis.

Scituate, John Beal, Abiel Cudworth, Elijah B.
Turner.

South Scituate, Josiah Cushing.

West Bridgewater, Thomas Ames.

WarehamlB.. G. O. Ellis.

TOWN OFFICERS.

ABINGTON.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Isaac Hersey, Wm. P. Corthell, Sam'l Reed, Jr.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Freeman P. Howland.

Collector. — Samuel Loud.

Constables. — Samuel Loud, Martin Ilansdell,
Nath'l S. Gross, Lorenzo C. Gilson, Merritt Nash.

BRIDGEWATER. •

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, a7id Assessors. —
Philo Loacli, Wm. Dunbar, Van Renselaer Swift.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Calvin B. Pratt.

Collector. — Alonzo P. Benson.

Constables.— WiW&Td W. Fobes, Philip D. King-
man, Alonzo B. Benson.

CARVER.

Selectmen, Overseeis of Poor, and Assessors. —
Thomas Southworth, Daniel Sha^v, Thomas Cobb.

Clerk. — Thomas Vaughn.

Treasurer and Collector. — David Pratt.

Constables. — Thomas Cobb, Thomas B. Griffith,
Alvin C. Harlow.

DUXBURY.

Selectinen and Assessors. — John Holmes, Joshua
Brewster, Barker Hunt.

Overseers of Poor. — Benjamin Alden, Joseph
Lewis, Benjamin Howland, Melzar Hunt, Stephen
Bradford, George Bradford, Richard B. Cushman,
Samuel Loring, 2d, Benjamin Cushman, Gideon
Harlow, Joshua W. Swift.

CVe/-/.-.— William Ellison.

Treasurer and Collector. — Sylvanus Smith.

Constables. — M. Freeman, Chas.W. Chandler.

PLYMOUTH COUNTY.

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EAST BRIDOEWATEn.

Selectmen, Ooerseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Isaac Pratt, Simeon Curtis, Martin Whiting.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Ezra Kingman.

Collector. — Martin Whiting.

Constables. — ,Tohn 0. Hudson, Isaac Hatch, Ze-
bina Johnson, Branch Byram, Grccnough Wood.

HALIFAX.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Chipman Porter, Sara'l
Churchill, E. G. Morton.

Overseers of Poor. — Jacob P. Thompson, Dexter
C. Thompson, George Drew.

Clei'k. — Edwin Inglee.

Treasiirer and Collector. — Chipman Fuller.

Constables. — And'w llichmond, Chipman Euller.

HANOVER.

Selectmen, Oveiseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Albert White, Perez Simmons, Oren Josselyn.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Joseph Brooks.
C ollector and Constable. — Robert Studley.

HANSON.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Barak Osborn, Heman Soper.
Clerk. — Isaiah Bearce.
Treasurer. — Isaac Thomas.
Collector.— G. T. Cook.
Constables. — John Willett, Zalmon Briggs.

HINGHAM.

Selectmen and Assessors. — James S. Lewis, Oli-
ver Gushing, Quincy Bicknell, Jr.

Overseers of Poor. — William O. Lincoln, Adna
Sprague. Charles Shute.

Clerk. — Hawkcs Fearing, Jr.

Treastirer. — Martin Fearing.

Collectors. — Bela S.' Hersey, B. F. Farrar.

Constables. — Elijah W. Lewis, Hussell Barton.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and As-wssors. —
Martin Knight, Joseph "Pope, John Reed.
Clerk. — Samuel Loring.
Treasurer. — Robert Goold.
Collectors. — John Mitchell, P. B. Worrick.
Constables. — Robert Goold, Jr., Joseph Pope.

KINGSTON.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Alden S. Bradford,
Nathaniel Faunce, Samuel Adams.

Overseers of Poor. — James N. Seaver, Horace
L. Collamore, Charles Everson.

Clark. — Nathan Brooks.

Treastirer and Collector. — Thomas Russell.

Constables. — Waldo A. Fuller, Wm. Cushman.

MARSHFIELD.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Geo. M. Baker, Dan-
iel Stevens, John Damon.

Overseers of Poor. — Charles S. Trouant, Solomon
Little, Luther Rogers, Jr.

r/er/t:.— Luther Hatch.

Treasurer and Collector. — Chas. W. Macomber.

Constables. — John Baker, Edward Ames.

MIDDLEB0R3'.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Asa T. Winslow,
Apollos Haskins, Zephaniah Shaw, SamT Thomp-
son, Jonathan Cobb.

Overseers of Poor. — Thomas Doggett, Peter
Vaughan, Jonathan Cobb.

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Geo. Pickens.

Constables. — Earle Sprout, Lemuel G. Pierce,
Samuel W. Rider, Milton Alden, Joseph Clark,
Cyrus P. Caswell, Oliver Harvey, Peleg B. Ford.

NORTH BRIDGEWATER.

Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. —
George Clark, Bela Keith, Marcus Packard.

19

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Franklin Ames.
Constables. — Horatio G. Alden, S. A. Hayward,
David P. Ames.

rEMiiuoKi;,

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Peter Salmond, Samuel Perry, John Baker.
<7&?-yt.— Nathaniel Smith.
Treasurer. — Morrill Allen.
Collector. — William II. Harrison Bryant.
Constables. — E. Bemis, W. H. II. Bryant.

PLYMOUTH.

Selectmen. — William Davis, John Russell, Tru-
man Bartlett, George Harlow, Geo. Branihull, Jr.

Overseers of Poor. — William Bishop, George
Simmons, Jr., Stephen Lucas, George Bramhall,
Jr., Josiah C. Ilovey.

Assessors. — Joseph Bradford, Bartlett Holmes,
Charles May.

Clerk. — Timothy Barry.

Treasure)- and Collector. — Samuel Sherman.

Constables. — John Perkins, Wait Wadsworth,
Nathaniel Brown, Samuel Cole.

PLYMPTON.

Selectmen and Assessors. — John P. Ellis, Joseph.
B. Nye, Alden Miller.

Overseers of Poor. — Zacheus Parker, Zacheus
Shei-man, Beta Bosworth.

C/er/,;.— William H. Soule.

Treasurer. — John P. Ellis.

Collector. — Jonathan Parker.

Constable. — Lemuel Bryant.

ROCIIESTEE.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Asse-'ssos. —
A. B. Hammond, William Sears, David Hathaway,
David Lewis.

«erA-.— Theophilus King.

Treasurer and Collector. — Samuel Startevant, Jr.

Constables. — Ansell Weeks, Elbridgo G. Per-
kins, Elisha Nye, Joseph S. Luce.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, a7id Assessors. —
John Beal, Paul Litchfield, George C. Lee.

Clerk. — Edward James.

Treasurer and Collector. — Moody B. Whiiing.

Constables. — Zeba Gushing, Anthony Chub-
buck, Moody B. Whiting, Turner Litchfield, John
Tilden, Jr.

SOUTH SCITU.VTE.

Selectmen and Assessors. — Horatio N. Gardner,
Lemuel C. Waterman, Alfred Litchfield.

Overseers of Poor. — Henry Merritt, llufus Far-
row, Nathaniel Turner, and the Selectmen.

Clerk. — Henry J. Curtis.

Treasurer and Collector. — E. T. Fogg.

Constables. — Nathaniel Clapp, Stephen Bartlett,
Joseph Litchfield.

"WAREH.VM.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, a7!d Assessors. —
Thomas Savery, Darius Miller, Jedediah Briggs.

Clerk. — Isaac S. I/incoln.

Treasurer and Collector. — Wm. S. Fearing.

Constables. — Lewis Churchill, James F. Lincoln,
Samuel T. Sherman, William Savery, Sylvanus
Besse, Jr.

■WEST BKIDGEAVATER.

Selectmen, Overseeis of Poor, and Assessors. —
Austin Packard, Jas. Cbpeland, Ward Richards.
Clerk. — Noah Whitman.
Treasurer and Collector. — Thomas Pratt.
Constables. — Thomas Pratt, Elijah Smith.

170

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Anchor Manufacturers.

l!atcs Sz Holmes, Uanorer
Curtis Gfioi-ge, Hanover
Holmes Alexander, Kingston
iiussell Nathaniel & Co., Pl.vraouth
Sylvester John, Hanover & Hausoo

Apaiiieoaries.
Bodfish p. N ., ^Vareham
33ump Jeremiah, ''
Cobb T^ler, North Bridgewater
Dyer N. M., (South) Abington
Holmes LewLs & Co., Bridgowater
Hubbard BenjamiD, Plymouth
Hunt C. & L., Hingham
Shaw J. B. & Co., Middleborough [tcr
Southworth N., (Mattapoisett) lioches-
Avarren M'in.slo^, Plymouth

Auctioneers.

Alden Benjamin, Duxbury

Aldeu Samuel G., Jilast Bridgewatcr

At.satt John, (Mattapoi.sett) Rochester

Barnes Levi, Plymouth

Bearce Isaiah, Haut-on

Cobb Tiiomas. Carver

Covbett John K., Hingham

Cushman Spencer, Kingston

Ford John, MarshCeld

Hall Lamed; (Mattapoisett) Kochestcr

Hinkley Sylvanus, Middleborough

Holmes Barnabas H., Plymouth

Howard Perez B., Wareham

Hoxe Abiathar, Plymouth

Hunt John, Abington

James WilliamJ South Scituate

Jones Nathan, North Bridsrewater

Joslyn E. H., " " "

King Theophiins, Pvochester

Prouty Caleb W., Scituate

Buggies James, Rochester

Tliompson Jabez P., Halifax

Vinal Tliomas, Scituate

Whiting Gilman C, Hanover

Willet J. W., South Scituate

Wright Isaac, Plympton

Bakers.
Bates & Roger.s, Abington
Dean George \V., Kingston
Dott Frederick, Kingham
Hunt & Wilder, North Bridgewater
Hunt N. C. & Co., Hingham
Talbot & Churchill, Plymouth

Balance Manufacturers.
Stephenson J. & L., Hingham

Blacksmiths.
Baker Daniel, Bridgewater
Baker Horatio, (Eist) Abington
Bartlett Judah, Plymoutli
Bates Moses, Bridgewater
Bent Isaac, VV'areham
Boles E. B., " [ester

Bowler & Wilcox, (Mattapoisett) Roch-
Bradford Waldo, North Bridgev.atcr
C'ahoon E., Wareliam
Chandler & Tolman, Scituate
Churchill Cyrus C, Duxbury
Churchill Spencer, Plymptoa
Clapp Elijah, Scituate
Cook Nathaniel, (South) Abington
Cuslimau George S., Kingston
Cushman .Jacob, Wareham
Daniou Calvin, Marslifield
Damon Istiac N., Hingham
Delano Nathaniel S., Duxbury
Dorr Hul'us B., "

Drew Job \Y., Kingston
Est(es William, Hanson
(•'auiice Zciias Jr., Duxbury
Fuller George, Plymouth
Gardner Horatio G., South Scituate
Gardner J., " "

Glover Martin C, " "

Hall Maitin, (Mattapoisett) Rochester
Hamblin Elkanah, Wareham
Harvey Sylvanus, Plymouth

PLYMOUTH COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTOHY.

Hitch Jaboz, Marshfield
Hayward Samuel A., N. Bridgewater
llohues Nathan II., Plymouth
Howard Edmund. Hingham
Howland Henry, West Bridgewater
Jennings Isaac, Pembroke
Lincoln L. & Son, Middleborough
l.ittU'john Orasmus, "

Ijucas Nathaniel, Plympton
Maguire James, East Bridgewater
McFarland John, ILanover
McNolty Daniel, Abington
Merritt Benjamin, South Scituate
Merritt Franklin, Pembroke
Merritt Henry, South Scituate
Merritt Joseph, " '•

Merritt & Turner, Hingh.om
Morton Henry, (Chiltonville) Plymouth
Morton Isaac, " '•

Nichols Otis, (Ponds) Plymouth
Perkins Ezra, Kingston
Perkins Josiah, Plympton
Perkins Tiiomas, Rochester ^

Perry Ijcwi--, Plymouth
Pool Elias C, Hanson
Pratt Seth, Bridgewater
Ripley H'iliiam Jr., Carver
Rogers Wales & Son, Marshfield
Sampson Aaron, Wareham
Shaw Ichabod, Plymouth
Sherman (Jharles, Plympton
Siddell James, East Bridgewater
Sprague L. & L., Hingham
Stephenson .J. & L., '•
Stoddard Caleb, "

Sturtevant Josiiua, East Bridgewater
Thomas Abiel, Wareham
Vaughan Adoniram, Middleborough
Vinal James B., Duxbury
Winship Isaac, West Bridgewater
Wright Warren, Hanover

Bookbinders.
Cushing Eiisha, Hingham
Gill Dixon L., ''

Booksellers and Publishsra.

Bishop WilUam, Plymouth
Gill Dixon L., Hingham

Boat Builders.
Holbrook & Brown, Scituate

Bonnet Manufacturers.
Briggs Ebenezer, Middleborough
Dearborn Ilari-ison, Bridgewater
W^hitehsad William, Hingham

Boz Board Hills.

[See Sjic Mills.]

Box Mannfaciurers.

Burr John, Hingham
Cushiiig Elijah, [trunks] Hanson
Jones John & Son, [trunks] Hanover
Keith Lewis, [shoe boxes] N. Bridge-
water
Washburn & Willis, East Bridgewater

Brick Manufacturers.

Hedge Barnabas, Plymouth
.(acoljs Laban, South Scituate
Mitchell, Hooper &, Co., Bridgewater

Boot and Shoe Dealers and

Makers.
Bartlett Ephraim, Plymouth
Bramliall Benjamin, "
Burr & Marsh, Hingham
Cobb Ileman Jr., Plymouth
Fuller .Josiah C, "
Holmes Epliraim B., "
Howard B. F., Wareham
May Thomas, Plynioutli
Wilder Calvin D , Hanover
Willis Nathan, Bridgowater

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
Bates Horatio G., East Bridgewater
Beal Benjimin, (East) Abington
Beal Thomas & Son, (North) Abington
Beais & Bates, (North) Abington
Blake Samuel Jr., (South) Abington
Blake Samuel 2d & Co.. Plymouth
Blanchard C. C, Hanover
Blaachard Daniel, (East) Abington
Blanchard J. F., " "

Blanchard L &T., " "

Bradford & Sampson, Duxbury
Brett Samuel, North Bridgewater
Bryant Seth, ( Joppa) East Bridgewater
Clark George, North Bridgewater
Ciark Robert, Middleborough
Cleverly Joseph, (North) Abington
Colson WiUiam, '• "

Copeland P. & N., West Bridgewater
Curtis Abner, (East) Abington
Curtis Isaac F., North Bridgewater
Curtis Leander, (East) Abington
Cushing Charles, Abington
Dunham Henry, [boot] Abington
Eaton Andi-ew, Middleborough
Eddy & Leach, (East) "
Edson Melvin, West Bridgewater
Faxon & Co., Abington
Ford James, (North) Abington
Ford Thomas A., North Bridgewater
Freeman Briggs, (North) Abington
French & Packard, North Bridgewater
FuUerton Noah, (South) Abington
Gardner Stephen, Marshfield
Hale Artemas Jr., Bridgewater
Hathaway Charles, North Bridgewater
Howard David. North Bridgewater
Howard Franklin , West Bridgewater
Howard Henry, North Bridgewater
Howard & Chessman, N. Bridgewater
Howard & French, " "

Jenkins George W., (East) Abington
Josselyn Stephen, Hanover
Keene '& Keunady, (Joppa) East

Bridgewater
Keith Martin L., North Bridgewater
King Joshua H., Abington
King P. C. & H., Bridgewater
Kingman Cyrus B., North Bridgewater
Kingman Hosea, Jliddleborough
Lane Daniel J., Plymouth
Lane Jenkins, (East) Abington
Lanman & Dunham, Plymouth
Leonard, Eaton & Co., Middleboro'
Leonard Jame.s A., "

Leonard Otis B. & C, "

Loring George & Co., N. Bridgewater
Loud & Shaw, [boot] Abington
Loud Joshua B., Abington
Loud A. S., [boot] "
Lyon Priam, HaUfax
Mills Henry, Plymouth
Jlorey William, "
Nash B. & T. & Co., Abington
Nash, Frencli & Co., Hingham
Nash Joshua L., Abington
Norton Samuel, (South) Abington
Noyes Ira, [boots] Abington
Packard Edward S., North Bridgewa'r
Perkins Elijah, Middleborough
Pratt George U., Kingston
Pratt & Ford, (North) Abington
KamsdcU Z. D., Abington
Raymond I., (North) Abington
Rogers A. & A., Marshfield
Sampson & King, Middleborough
Shaw M. C, (Joppa) East Bridgewater
Shaw Philander, (East) Abington i

Shaw Sumner, " "

Soper Jeremiah, Hanson \

Thatcher I. & Son, Middleborough
Tirrell Amoricus, (is^orth) Abington '
Vaughan Joseph, Abington !

Vaughan Stetson, "
Viuing Spencer & Son, (S.) Abington i
Vinton Josiah 0., East Bridgewater
Wales W. S. & S. R., (North) Abington '
Waterman & Cobb, Carver
Whitmarsh Joshua, Abington

PLYMOUTII COUNTY.

171

Botanic Medicines.

'.'cbrtov Ervin, I'lymouth

Brusli Manufaoiurer.
StoldarJ Cenj. 0., Nortli l!iiJgev/;itoi-

Buol:3t Makers,
rorthell Eobfirt .)r.,nicg;hain
Dvinli.ir .Tacol), '■

Horse}' Cnshiiig, '■

Horsey Isaiah, " .

Ilcisey .(osepli, '•

Waters John, "

iJabinot lilaliera.
r.i-own ?. p. & lirot.hcr, IMjmouth
French Uiuiicl. Jii.st Eri(};;f.vater
Uolbrook Loriiig, (South) Abiugton
Howard & Clark, North BriJgowatcr
Kincririaii Jofiah W., " •'

loavitt A. L., UiEgham [ester

Nelson & Gifford, (Mattapoifctt) lloch-
Itaymond Charles, I'lymouth
Itipley & Newhall, Hingliam
Soule George, j\IiJdleborough
Soule S. T., Warehain

Carpenters and luiHers.

AUen Bartlett R., East Eridgov/ater

Ames Elijah Jr., Marshfield

Bailey B. F. & J., Scituate

Bailey Job F., "

Bailey Samuel G., Hingham

Barnes Natlianiel C, Plymouth

Barnes AVilliam B., '"

Bartlett Thomas B., "

Bates Comfort, '•

Bates Cyrus, (South) Abington

Barrows Charles, Carver

Barrows Horatio, "

Barstow & Waterman, South Scituate

Beal James, Hingham

Bourne W. Ij.,(Mattapoisett)Rcchoster

Burbeck L. D., East Bridge'.vater

Churchill WilUam, Plymouth

Cobb Thomas, Carver

Cobb Charles, '• [ester

Connor Nathan, (Mattapoisett) licch-

Crossman David P., Wareham

Cushing Allen, IDngham

Cushing Alonzo, "

Cutter William P., Bridgewater

Dexter Eiisha, (Mattapoisett) liochestor

Drew William T. & Winslow, Plymouth

Dwelley Robert E., Hanover

Fiske James, Abington

Floyd Ira, "

Ford John, Pembroke

Fuller Amos, Plympton

<.!ray William, North Bridgevrater

Groce Jonathan J., Duxbury

Harlow Benjamin, Wareham

Ilarlow Ivory L., Plymouth

Hatch Benjamin, Marshfield

Healy Oliver J., (South) Abington

Holmes Stephen, Kingston

Howland llobcrt, Bridgewater

Hudson William, East Bridgewater

Josselyn Benjamin, Pembroke

Keene George R., Marshfield

Keith Ambrose, Bridgewater

Keith Bela, North Bridgewater

Kent Warren, Marshtield

King L. C, Plymouth

King Nathaniel, Rochester

Leach Franklin, Bridgewater

Leach James K., "

I«e George C, Scituate

Lewis John, Marshfield

Lincoln & Nelson, Hingham

Louden George, Duxbury

Lvon Yinal, North Bridgewater

Merritt A. & S. B., Scituate

Nash William, Abington

Oakman Christopher, MarshSell

Packard Marcus, North Bridgewatjr

Paulding William, Duxbury

Peirce J. W., Hingham

Peirce William S., Jliddleborough

Perkins Jason, North Bridgewater

Perkins Martin, Plympton

Peter:-nn Henry, Duxbury

Pratt Thomas. Hanxon

lUiud:ll Nathaniel K., Pembroke

Kicliard:;on Thoraaf, Scituate

Rider Daniel Jr., '•

Jvider Joseph, Plymouth

IMdland Noah, Abington

l!ipl(!3 Lewis, I'lingstou

Uobbiiii' George, South Scifuate-

Holicrts William, W'-jst l;ri<lgewater

Rogers Andrew, (East) Abii'gton

Samp.':on Eden S., i)uxbury

Seymcjr C. W., Uinghawi

Smith Joseph, (North) Abington

Smith & \Vin.=hip, [box u.iH] West

Brij,i.;;'ewatev
Snow lUitchins, North Bridgewater
Soule Cepha."', '■ "■

Sparrow James, South Stitiiato
Spragio Luther, Hingham
Steel Charles, ' "
Studley George, Hanover
Studley Gideon, (East) Abington
Studley Hiram, Hauover
Sturtevant Aldeu C, Plympton
Thompson Andrew, AViington
Torrey David Jr., South Scituato
Turner. Briggs & Co., Scituate
Turner S. S., HanOvcr
Yaughan Henry L., llochestcr
^Vade Judson, Scituate
^Veston Benjamin, Plyirouth
^\"eston Coomer Jr., "
Weston Henry, ^ "
Weston James, "

Weston Joseph, "

Weston Joseph F., "
Weston Joshua, Wr.roham
lYeston Lewis, Plymouth
Weston Luther F., Duxbury
Weston Rufus, '"

Weston William, Plymouth
Whitman Seth, Pembroke
Triiitmau Thomas. '•
Whitto.i Charles, Plymouth
Wilber George, \\'es; Bridgewater
Wilbcur Gardner, Bridgev.xiter
AVilder Edward Jr., Hicghaia
Winslow George, Duxbury
Wright William, Plympton
Young E. A., Scituate

Carriage and Coach Baildors.

[See Wheeitvrightx.]

Cijar ManufaetTirer.

Norwood B. Augustus, Plymouth

Clergymen.

Explanation of the Abhmialions.— C.
r., Congregaiionalist ( Trinitarian):
i>.. Baptist ; F. B., Fnewill Baptist;
BI., Methodist : M. P, Metlwdisi.
Protestant: M. E., Metlwdist Epis-
copal; E. jll., Ecan. Methodist; E ,
Episcopalian; C. XT, Congregation-
alist { C/iitarian): ZTv.. Univfrsnlist :
Ch.y Christian; R. C. Roman Cath-
olic; N. J., Ntto Jerusaletn ; Me.,
Millerite; Mn., Mormon,
Alden E., [C. T.] Marshfield
Aldrich Jonathan, [E.] Middleborough
Andem James, [B.] North Bridgewater
Babbitt Benjamin B., [B.] Plymouth
Benson Caleb, [B.] Il.alifax
Borden T. 2d, [C. U.] Rochester [ate
Breare Robinson, [C. U.] South Scitu-
Brett P., [M. P.] Rochester
Briggs George W., [C. U.] Plymouth
Briggs Isaac. [C. T.] "
Brigham David, [C. T.] Bridgewater
Bro\vn T., [M.] Middleborough [water
Carr Alexander W., [B.] West Bridge-
Case Albert. [Uv.] Hingham
Chapman Ji, [C. T.j ItUddleborough
Clark N. S . [M. E.] Rochester
Clark Sumner, [C. T.] Marshfield
Cobb Leander, [C. T.] "
Conant Thomas. [B.] Scituate
Couch Paul, [C.T.] North Bridgewater
Cutler Samiiel, [E.] Kanovcr

Day , [M.].Mai-shfleld

Duiiciin A. G., [0. T.] Hanover
Dunham Tssuic, [M ] Duxbirry
Dyer E. P., (C. T.] Hingham
Farrington O. P., [M.] Duxbury
Faunce Win., [Ch.] Plvmouth
Fifidd J. C, [M. E.l Hiin-'on
Fificld John C.,[M.l I'cmbroko
Gay Ebcr.ezer, [('. T.] Bridgewater
Ooddard Warren [N. J.] North Biidgc-

water
Gould Robert, [M. E.] Hull
Gunnison N., [Lv.] Abington
Gui-ncv G. 1!.. [E.] Marshfield
Hall Silas, [B.] Middleborough
Havdman Thos., [M. E.J West Eiidgc-

Ha.rhigton E. W.. [(!. T.] Ro<;hester
Ilarvey Adiel, [B.] Plymouth
Hatfield M., [M.] Wareham
Haynes Seldon, [C. T.] Abirg'nn
Hewitt Elmer, [Uv.] Plyniptou
llinks E.. [M. E.] lUnghani
Hinks E. F., [M. E] (South) Abington
Hunter E., [Ch.] Rochester
Huntington Daniel, [C. T.] North

Bridgewater
Keely Thomas E., [B.] Kingston
Kendall James, [C. U.] Plymouth
Leighton J. B., [tlv.] E:ist Bridgewater
Leonard George, [C. U.] Marshfield
Livingston Charles, [C. T.] Plympton
Mather Wm. L., [G. T.] Rochester
Mooro Josiah, [C. U.] Duxbury
Peckham Jos., [C T.] Kingston
Pettee Jos., [N. J.] Abirgton
PhilbrookN. P., [M. E.] South Scitua'c
Porter Charles S., [C. T.] Plymouth
Pratt Stillman. [C. T.] Carver
Putnam Israel W., [0. T.] MiJdleboro"
Raymond Stetson, [C. T.] Bridgewater
Richardson Joseph. [C. U.] Hingham
Roberts J. A., [C. T.] AYarchaui
Roekwood S.amuel L.. [C. T.j Hanson
Rodman Thos. P., [N. J.] Bridgewater
Sandford B., [C. T.] East Bridgewater
Severance George, [C v.] Duxbury
Slason Wm., [B.] Hanover
Smith Henry H., [M.] Scituate
Spilsted Thomas, [M. E.] Duxbury
Stearns Oliver, [C. U.] Hingham
Stearns V.'m. L., [C. U.] Pembroke
Sterihecson Benj. XJ., [C. U.] Hingham
Stetson Caleb, [C. U.] South Scituate
Thachcr Isaiah C, [C. T.] Middle-
borough
Tillson J.. [B.] Hingham
Tomlinsoii R., [Uv.] Plymouth
Tucker C. T., [B.] Marshfield
Tyler George, [Ch.] Middleborough
Wa'.ker Horace D., [C. T.] Abingtou
Ward J. W., [C. T.] '•

Wheeler A. B., [M. E.] N. Bridge-water
■\Yhite Isaac, [C. T.] Abington [water
■Whitman Nath"l, [C.U.] East Bridge-
MTiitmore Benj.amin, [0. T.] Plymouth
1\ight Daniel. [C. T.J Scitu.ite
AVilcox P. P.,[C. T.J EaH Bridiewatcr
Worcester James M., [M. E.J Eru't "

Clothing Stores.

Blarichard C. C, Hanover

Brett Z. F., Wareham

Deere Wm. Y., Hingham

Drew Atwood L., Plymouth

Hall Charles H., North Bridgewater

Harlow Justus, Plymouth

Wet ton & Atwood, "

Coal and Wood.

Allen AYm. P., Scituate
Clapp Rufus, "
Ford P. T.; Hingham
Hereey Ebed, "
Keith I.ewis, North Bridgewater
Marsh Caleb B.. Hingham
Simmons George Jr., Plymoutli
AMiittemore Nathaniel, Hingham

Confectioners.

Nash M. & S., Abiugton

172

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Coopers.

Braclford Samuel, Plymouth
('ole Winslow, "

Oorthell Robert Jr., [buckets] llingham
Dunbar .lacob, [buckets] "

Llariow Ausel H., Plymouth
[larlow I., W'areham
Hariow Nathaniel B., Plymouth
Hersev Cushing, [buckets] Hiii'^ham
ll-rM",- T-.-iiab, ^'•

Hci ■. y .ii.~..;,h. [buckets] "

!,arn' I'aifiis ,lr., "

Vv'a'.urrf Juhu, [buckets] '•

Cordag-e Mamifacturers.
Uingham Cordage Co , Hingham , David

Fearing & Co.
Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth,

Bourne Spooner, agent
Robbins Cordage Co., Plyiiioutji, Josiah

Robbins, agent

Cotton Manufacturers.

Ames Elijah & Co., [warp] Blarshfield
■Namasket Co., [cloth] Middloborough,

Job Pierce, agent [ton

Ncwcomb Tho?. & Co., [thread] Kings-
Plyrapton Cotton MadiTfactiiring Co.,

[cloth] Plymptoa, Jacob Chandler,

agent

Cotton Duck Manufacturers.

Old Colony Duck Co., (ChiltouTille)
Plymouth, Isaac Ilayden, agent

Cotton-Gin Manufacturers.

Rato-s, Hyde & Co., Bridgewater

(Carver E., East Bridge '.vater

Carver, Washburn & Co., Bridgewater

Counsellors.

Baylies William, West Bi-idgowator

Beal Thomas P., Kingston

Be&l Joseph S., "

Breek Samuel, Bridgewater

Da-pis 'William, Plymouth

Eddy John. Rochester

Eddy Z., Middleborough

Kogg Kbcnczer T., South Scituate

(Jay Ebenezer, Uingham

Gilbert Gustavus, Plymouth

Harris Benjamin W.. East Biidgewater

Hobart A., Bridgewater

Ilobart Benjamin, Abiugtoa

Hunt C. S., Bridgewater

Keith .Tcsse E., Abington

King John, "

liatham William, Bridgewater

Lincoln Solomon, Hingham

Loud Jacob 11., Plymouth

Miller S. Jr., Wareham

Packard Austin, West Bridgewater

Reed John, Abington

Robinson Everett, Middleborough

Russell John J., Plymouth

Simmons Perez, IlanoTer

Spear William 11., Plymopth

Stetson Samuel, Duxburj

Thomas John B., Plymouth

Thomas William, "

Wtird Eliab, Middleborough

White Jonathan, North Bridgewater

Whitman Eliab, " "

Whitman James 11., Pembroke

Wliitman .lured, Abington

Wilder James 11., Hingham

Wood Alex., Hanover

W(x>d William II., Middleborough

Young Welcome, Jlast Bridgewater

Country Stores.

[ Wiere are kept Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crorlciri/, Af^ricitUitrrrl Tools, etc.,
etc. Those who deal ixHusivdji in
one kind of s^oodx will not be found
here, but under their rtsprctive head-
ings.]

Abbot David II., Ilingham

Adams A. B. &. Co., (East) W'areham

Alden John, Duxbury

Allen George M., Scituate
Andrews \Ym. & Co., "Bridgewater
Bailey Job, Scituate
Barrows Abisha, Wareham
Barstow R. L., (Mattapoisett) Rochester
Bates J. B.& Co., Hanover
Beal Laban, Hingham [ton

Bean G. P., [Protective Union] Abing-
Belcher Charles W., Bridgewater
Bodfish P. N., W'areham
Boswn-th Daniel P., Dusbury
Boutne William H., Hanson
Boylstop George, Duxbury
Blanchard C. C, Hanover
Bradford & Sampson, Duxbury
Bramhall George Jr., (Chiitonviile)

Plymouth
Brett Samuel, Carver
Brett ^Villiam L., Rochester
Brett Zenas ¥., Wareham
Brett & Kingman, North Bridgewater
Brooks .Job Jr., Hanover
Bryant William H. H., Pembroke
Burr Fearing & Co., Hingham
Burr M. H. & J., "

Cain David, [N. E. P. V.] Hingham
Churchill Levi, East Bridgewater
Clapp Henry, Scituate
Clark Robert, Middleborough
Clark AVillard, Duxbury
Clark William, (Ponds) Plymouth
Cobb Joseph, Pembroke
Cobb Philander, Kingston
CoUamore Hor.ice, Pembrolie
Collamore Horace L., Kingston
Conant John A , East Bridgewater
Conaat Rufus, Marshfield
Cook Isaac, [W. P. U. 190] Abington
Cook Hobart, Abington
Cook Russell R., Scituate
Cook & V/yman, Scituate
Copeland Sidney M., Hanson
Cotton Roland E., Plymouth
Crane Joshua E., Bridgewater
Crosby Henry E., Marshfield
Curtis Abner, Abington
Curtis Leander, '■
Cushing Andrew, Hingham
Cushing Henry, "

Davis, Gurney & Co., (S.) Abington
Drew Cyrus, Hanson
Dunbar E., Uingham
Dykes & Ellis, AV^arehara
Eddy & Leach, Middleborough
Eddy Joshua, "

Ellis Benjamin, Carver
Estes & Brown, (East) Abington
Fairbanks & Norton, (South) Abington
Faxon & Co., Abington
Fearing Benjamin, Wareham
Fearing David & Co., Hingham
Finney Benjamin C, Plymouth

Ford Daniel, Scituate

Ford James Jr., (North) Abington

Ford Jas. Jr. & Co., " "

Ford James T. & Co., Duxbury

French Edmund, Hingham

French Edward C., North Bridgewater

Fuller Seth, Middleborough

Gardner Calvin, Hingham

Gardner Solomon, •'

Gibl.\s Alvin, AVareham

Grey Anthony. Scituate

Gurney & Dyer, Abington

Hall E. "W., Marshfield

Harrub Jameg M., Plympton

Ilayward George, West Bridgewater

Itersey Caleb. Hingham

Hersey George, "

Hersey G. & E., "

Hersey Isaac, "

Uers'y J. Jr. & Co., Ilingham

irersey Seth S., Hingham

Hersey Zadock, "

Hobart Bela, "

Hobart Seth L., "

Holmes Horace, Kingston

Holmes Lewis & Co., Bridgewatw

Howland Luther, Hanson

Ilowland Richard, "

Hunt C. & L., Ilingham

Ingleo Edward. Halifax

Josselyn Stephen, Hanover

Keene Nahum, Duxbury

Keith Henry K. & Co., Kingston

Kendriek James, Plymouth

King & Spooner, Rochester

Lane C. B. W., Ilingham

Lane Quincy, "

Lebanon, Harlow & Co., (Mattapoisett)

Rochester
Leonaid Theodore, Rochester
Lincoln Geprge Jr., Hingham
Lincoln & Caswell, Wareham
Loring Jacobs, "

Meigs L. & Co., (Mattapoisett) Roche'r
Mendall Charles A., Rochester
Mendall William P., "
Jlorton Alvin G., Plymouth
Morton Cyrus Jr., Halifax
Nash B. & T. & Co., Abington
Nash, French & Co., Hingham
Nash J. K., [N. E. P. U.] S. Scituate
Nash & King, Abington
Noyes Ephraim, North Bridgewater
Nye Joseph B., Plympton
Orr H. 0. A., East Bridgewater
Packai'd Sidney, (Campello)
Palmer G. W.. Rochester
Parker Zaccheus, Plympton
Parker & WilUams, West Bridgewater
Peirce Foster E., Scituate
Peirce Peter H. & Co., Middleborough
Perkins Elijah, "

Perkins Nathan, Bridgewater
Perkins & Hobart, "
Perry E. G., Hanover [ester

Perry Stephen D., (Mattapoisett) Roch-
Pool Caleb, Halifax
Proctor Bourne, Marshfield
Proctor N. E., "

Prouty & Webb, Scituate
Rider Charles, Carver
Bobbins Charles, Kingston
Robinson & Barry, North Bridgewater
Rogers Luther Jr., Marshfield
Savery WUliam S., Carver
Shaw S. D., East Bridgewater
Sherman & Ransom, East Bridgewater
Smith Chandler R., Middleborough
Soper Jeremiah, Hanson
Southworth Edward, N. Bridgewater
Spooner Nathaniel B., Plymouth
Sprague B. T., Hingham
Sprague Elijah, '•
Sprout James R., Wareham
Staples Harrison, Middleborough
Studley George, Hingham [ester

Sturtevant Sam'l (Mattapoisett) Roch-
Terrill William, (East) Bridgewater
Thomas Amos, Middleborough
Thomas Heman, Hanson
Thomas Hercules, Middleborough
Thomas Ira, "

Tilden Henry, Marshfield
Torrey George H., South Scituate
Tower William, Hingham
Turner Ezekiel C, Plymouth
Vinal Dexter, Scituate
Whitcomb E. B., Hingham
Whitmarsh J. & H. M., Abington
Whitmarsh Z. N., "

Whiton Royal, Hingham
Wilder A. J., "
Wilder 1. M., Uanovcr
Wood & Torrey, "
Worcester F. & Co., East Briilgewatcr
Wright Isaac, Plympton

Crockery.

.Jackson Salislmry, Plymouth
Curriers.

[See Tan)ier.<i and Curriers.]

Daguenectype Miniatures.

Delano Thomas B., Hanson
Lucas Stephen, Plymouth

Dentists.
Howe AVilliam J., Abington
Thompson J., North Bridgewater
Washburn N., Bridgewater

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173

Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &jO.

Prcw & King, Plymouth
) latch Israel, WarshlioM
I'lirkei' 15. & K. L-, Uiiigbam

Dry Goods.
Allen Samuel B., East Uridgevratcr
liarncs Southwoith, Plymouth
IJrett & Kingm-iii, North Bridgcwater
Burt K. "W. & Co., Plymouth
Kutea & Brov.Ti, (K;ist) Abington
Hammond Penjainiu F., Uhigham
Hart Jason, Plymouth
Hov.ard VVm. P., North Bridgewater
iCeith llonry K. & Co., Kingston and

Plymouth
Peirco Peter H. & Co., Middleborough
Perkins N. C, "

Purriiigton George Jr., (Mattapoisett)

Rochester
Kobinson & Barry, North Bridgewater
Bosentield N. & E., W'areham
A'aughau Georg-3, Middleborough

Edge T00I3, Shoe Tools, &/C.. &/C.

Cobb Tyler, North Bridgewater
Faxon \Vm., [awls] '•

Jacobs Joseph & Son, [edge] Hingham
Lincoln Charles & Son, [awls] North

Bridgewater
Whiton Charles, [edge] Hingham
Willis George, North Bridgewater

Fancy Goods.

Ellis Bartlett, Plymouth

Feathers, Bads, &/C.

Browji Stephen P. & Brotbcv, Ply-
mouth
Field Eastacc, Bridgewater
Soulo S. T., VVarehani

Fish.
Barnes Bradfor J, Plymouth

^lour and Grain.
Sherman Eleazsr C, Plymouth
Whiton Moses, Hingham

Fumitnra Dealars.
Brett Zenaa F., Wareham [mouth

Brotv-n Stephen P. & Brother, Ply-
Bush Frederick, East Bridgewater
FIstes & Brown, (East) Abiugton
Field Eustace, ]5ridge\,'ater
Holbrook Loring, (south) Abington
Howard & Clark, North Bridgewater
Keith Henry K. & Co., Kingston
King John A., Abington
Kingman Josiah W., Bridgewater
Soulo George, Middleborough
Soule S. T., Wareham

Grist Mills.
Ames Elijah, Jlarshfield
Bartlett George \V'., (Ponds) Plymouth
Carver Ira, Mcrshticld
Clapp Chandler, Scituatc
Clapp John, South Scituate
Gushing Elijah, Hanson
Drew & Bailey, Kingston
F'reemont Works, Wareham
Gardner T. & J., South Scituate
Gurney David B., Abington
Hatch J. &. P., Marshfieia
Hatch Samuel, "
Hedge Barnabr^, Plymouth
Hobart Benjamin & Son, Abington
Holmes Alexander, Kingston
Hooker George & Co., Bridgewater
Jacobs B. & M., South Scituate
Keith Lewis, Narth Bridgewater
IJttle Wm. e. & S., Marshtieid
Matfield Co., East Bridgewater
MendaU & Rounseville, Rochester
Niuuasket Co., Middleborough
Pockham Jonathan. Rochester
Plymouth Wind Mill Co.. Plymouth
Itichmond Micah, Plymouth
Salmond Peter, Pembroke
Shaw Joseph, Carver

Shaw S. 0.,Ea.st Bridgewater
Shepard Calvin, Pembroke
Sopor C!ad, Hanson
Tillson J. B. &. Co., Carver
Treniont Iron Work.*, AVareham
Whiton Moses, Hingham

Hair Dresiers.

Clary George C, Plymouth
Deere Wm. G., Hing!i;ini
Hall John T., Plymouth
Holmes Winslow S., " [ter

JIa.son John J., (Mattapoisett) Kochoa-
Ray Caleb Jr., Hingham
Sauuderson J. B., AV'areham
Stilwell Eliaa C, East Bridgewater

Hardware Dealers.
Atsatt John & Son, (Mattapoiist;) Ro-
chester
Drew Wm. R., Plymovith
Ripley AVilliam, Abington
Washburn John, Plymouth

Hat Manufacttu-er.
Whiton Elijah I-., Hingham

Hats, Caps, Furs, &jo.

Morton E. .!., North Eridgevrater
Peterson Reuben, Plymouth
Tilden Atherton, Hingham
Weston & Atwood, PI3 mouth

Hollow Ware.
Drew Wm. R., Plymouth

Insurance Agensiss.
Brewster Isaac, Plymouth
Hall John T., "

Hill Philip S., Bridgewater
Howla.nd I'reeman S. Abington
Josselyn Hervey, East Bridgewater

Iron Forging and Anohovi.

Bates & Holmes, Hanover
Curtis George, "

Holmes Alexander, Kingston
Russell Nathaniel, Plymouth
Sylvester John, Hanover

Iron FoiTnders.

Stoves, HoUoiv Ware, aii.t C.,s:i!ig?.

Barter Joshua, Hanover

Chapin E. & Co., Plymouth

Cobb B. & Co., Plymouth

Eddy AVm. S. & Son., Middleborough

¥A\is B. &, Co., Carver

F'orbesDwelley, [stoves & fence] Bridge-
water

Uolden A. H., Hingham

Lock LjTnan, Kingston

Matfield Manufactuiing Co., James
Brown, East Bridgewater

Pool C. C. & Co., Wnst Bridgewater

Pratt David, Carver

Pratt Lewis & Son, Carver

Ransom & Chase, "

Shaw Ebenezer D., Middleborough

Last Manufacturer.
Sprague Chandler, North Briigewatei'

Livery Stables.
Bocorney Joseph, Hanover
Chipman S., Wareham
Cole & Standish, Middleboro'
Curtis Leander, (East) Abicgtoa
Cushuian Josiah, Kingston
Dean Wm. L., Middleborough
Dralw A. B., North Bridgev.ater
Foster A. B., Kingston

F'ulsom , Abington

Gardner Granville & Co., Plymouth
Goodnow George ^V., Hingham
GritTJn Alfred, East Bridgewater
Hammond Leonard, (Mattapoisett) Ro-
chester
Hcrsey Jason, (South) Abington
Holbrook David, (East) "
Howard Lucius, "

Hudson John O., East Bridgewater
Joslyn E. U., North '■

Keitli Marshall D., (Wattapoisctt) Ro-
Lincoln James F., W'areham [Chester
Little Isaac, Hingham
McKcnney Hf n»}-, Abington
McLaughlin Franklin, Bridgewater
Mitchell & Wilbor, "

Morfe S. V., AVareham
Nutter Lsaac, East Bridgewater
Perkins J. Jr. & Co., W arehani
Ripley Ammi, (South) Abington
Rogers Harrison, North Bridgewater
TAbbs Fjrastus, Hansoij
W^jshburn George, Middleborough
Wilder E., Hingliam
Winsor Wm. W ., Duxbury

Lumher Doalers.

Battles John, Plymouth
Brown Nathaniel, '•
Gushing David 2d, Hingham
Dunbar & Soule, North Bridgev,'atcr
Heraey Ebed, Hingham
Ilov^ard Perez B., Wareliam
Keith Bela, North Bridgewater
Alatfield Manufactuiing Company, East

Bridgewater
Oti.<; H. & E., Scituatc
Reed Amos, Abington
Richardson Geo. P., Duxbm-y
Robbins Leavitt T., Plymouth
Webb Seth, Scituate

Machinists.

r,rauford Lewis G., Plymouth
East Bridgewater Iron Co., J. M. Leon-
ard, agent, East Bridgewater
Keen Samuel Jr., [shoe machinery]

East Bridgewater
Matfield Manufacturing Co., James

Brown, East Bridgewater
McLauthlin George T., [shoe machin-
ery and Rider's patent wheel] Ply-
mouth [Marshfield
Reed Jesse, [nail machines & pumps]
Robbing Cordage Co., [cordage machi-
nery] Plymouth
Whiting Adoniram, Plyicouth [mouth
Whiting Ephraim, (Chiltonville) Ply-

HarblG and Freestone.

Evcleth E!i?ha & Co., Bridgewater
Thompson Z. H., Rochester
Tribble Hiram, Kingstoa
Tribblc W'inslow M., Plymouth

Masons, Colorers, & Whiteners.

Barstow Eenjamiii, Duxbury

Battles D. & N., North Bridgewater

Bryant Gridley, Scituatc

Crocker M., Pembroke

Everson Barnabas, Hanson

Faunco Charles C, Kingstoa

Faunce Nathaniel, "

Faunce Seth, "

Fish John Jr., Pembroke

Gardner Jabez M., "

GiiTord Thaddeus, North Brislgewater

Harris Seth L., Hanson

Hcrsey Noah, Hingham

Horse}' AVanen A., '"

Howland Friend W., Hanson

Humphrey C. & W^., Hinghitai

Jones Andrew, North Bridgewater

Litchfield Davis, Scituate

Litchfield & Farrar, Uingham

Mann Reuben, Scituate

Mason David, North Bridgewater

Park John C, Hingham

Perkins Simeon, Bridgewater

Robbing Edmund, Plymouth

Standish Benjamin, Pembroke

St4indish George B., Duxbury

Standish Job, Bridgewater

Taylor Asa, Pembroke

Taylor AVilljam, '•

Trow F., North Bridgewater

Turner Samuel H., Scituate

Washburn L. & Co., North Bridgewater

Whiting J. A., East Ericlgewater

Whitman Marcena, East Bridgewater

Wood Isaac, Plymoutli

174

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Mast Makers.
Brown Natlianiel, Plymouth
Davis William, Hingham

Medicme3.
Hall John T., Plymouth
Harlow DaTid, '•

Merchant Tailors.

Alien Samuel E^ East Bridgewater
Brett & Kingman, North Eridgo.vater
Corbett .John K., Hingham
Damon C. A., Marshfield
Fuller C. & S. K., Micldleborough
Howard William P., North Brirlgcwater
Keith Henry K. & Co., Kingston
Leonard James M., Briilgewatsr
Perliins N. C, Middleborough
Pierce James G., Abington
Stewart James G.,East Bridge'watar
Todd John, Hingham
Vaughan George, Jiiddleborough

Millinory Goods.
Atwood John B., Pl.ymouth
Howard William P., North Bridgewater
Turner Deborah L., Plymouth

Millwrights.
Packard Lemuel, Marshfield
Packard Nahum, "
Eider Daniel Jr., Plymouth
S Prague James Jr., Marshfield
Wright William, Plympton

Kusio Teacher.
Harlow Mary M., Plj-niouth

Kails, Koops, &/.?.

[See also Tacks.]

Agawam Iron Co., S. T. Tisdalc, agent,

Waieham
East Bridgewater Iron Co., J. M. Leon-
ard, agent. East Bridgewater
Lazell, Perkins & Co., [iron for loco-
motives & sugar mill shafts] Bridge-
Parker Mills, Vv'areham [water
Russell Nathaniel & Co., Plj^mouth
Tremout Iron Works, West Warebam

Oysters and Ssfreshmenjs.
Barnes James, Plymouth
Besse Constant, ^V'arebam
Bullen Garrison S., Hingham
Bumpus B. B., Wareham
Davis John R., Plymouth
Eldridgc Reuben, Hingham
Gleason J. G. & J., Plymouth
Smith John II.. Scituate
Stickney Samuel, Duxbury
Stilwell Eliaa C, East Bridgewater

Painters.

Alden James S., Bridgewater

ISarrows Geo., (Mattapoisett) Rochester

Bean Hiiam, East Bridgewater

Ronncy George, Kingston

Brayman John, Bridgewater

Cliandler Alden, Duxbury

Cobb David, Hingham

CoUamore Frederick, Pembroke

Eldridgc 0. & J., Hingham

E!Ls John P., Hanover

French Daniel, F.ist Bridgewater

GiLson I.oren/.o, (East) Abington

Hall & >Vood, Middleborough

Harding Janicrt S., (South) Abington

Hathaway Henry, Duxbury

Hathaway Jo.ihua W., "

Her.scy John P., Hingham

Howard A. B., Wareh.am

Howe Edward C, (South) Abington

Hunt Judson, Scituate

Jone.H E., (M.att.ipoisett) Rochester

Jones Sctli & Son, Pembroke

Keith JL D., (Mattapoi.-jctt) Kochestor

Lanes & Kingman, Hingham

La^vrenrc Thomas, South Scitunte

Lucas lx;vi M., East Briilgewater

Marston Wm. G., North Bridgewater

Mott Joshua, Scituato

Murdock Jason F., Wareham

Prouty Thomas L., Scituate
Richmond Lucius, North Bridgewater
Rogers William, IMarshfield
Savery William T., Plymouth
Sparrow Jacob G., Middleborough
Sprague Joseph T., Hingham
Sweet Sylvester, Plymouth
Swift & Loring, Duxbury
Thomas Jerome, Bridgewater
Thomas William Jr., Hingham
Thompson (;harles, East Bridgswater
Tribble Gideon H., Plymouth
'J'ribble Hiram, Kingston
Tribble Isaac, Plymouth
Tribble William B., "
Young Edwin, Scituate

Paints, Oil, and Glass.

Bourne Proctor. Marshfield
Drew Atwood L., Plymouth
Lanes & Kingman, Hingham
Murdock Jason F., Wareham

Paper Mill.
Hooker George. Bridgewater
Patent Leather ManufajuUrer.

Stoddard Nathaniel, North Bridgewatc:

Pat. Tenant Cutter Mannfac'r.
Damon Lewis, Bridgewater
Physicians.

Alden Samuel. Bridgewater
Barker Bowen. Hanson
Blanchard H., Marshfield
Borden A. K.. North Bri igewater
Bryant Horatio, " "

Bumpus Charles, Carver
Chase A. P., Abington
Collamorc F., Pembroke
Doggett P. F., Wareham
Drake 11. A7.,'Middleborougli
Eddy H. H.. North Bridgewater
Ellis W. N., Rochester
Erland Henry. Carver
Fi.ske R. T. P.,' Hingham
Forbes .los. B., Hanover
F'oster P., South Scituate
Gage Thomas E., Rochester
Garatt Alfred C, Abington
Gordon Timothy, Plymouth
Hammond J. S., Pl3'mpton
Harlow J., Hingham
Haskell Joseph, Rochester
Hopkins Thomas, Scituate
Hubbard Benjamin, Plymouth
Jackson Alexander, "
James Elisha, Scituate
Jones Henry N., Kingston
King Charles A., Abington
King George, Middleborough
Kingman A. W., North Bridgewater
Mackie Peter, W'areham
Millet Asa, East Bridgewater
Morton Cyrus, HaUfax
Morton Loyd, "

Nichols Paul L., Kingston
Orr Hector. IX'^t Bridgewater
Orr Sam'l A., " "

I'aine Isaac, Marslilield
I'erkins John, Middleborough
Perry Nathan, North Bridgewater
Porter John, Duxbury
Pratt Calvin B.. Bridgewater
Robinson M., Middleborough
Shaw Samuel, Wareham
Snow George W , Middleborough
Southwortii N., Rochester
Sparrow William, Rochester
Stevenson Ezra, Hingham
Stetson A. E., South Scituate
Sturtovant George, Middleborough
Thaxter E., Abington
Thonia-s F., Scituate
Underwood J. M., Abington
Warren Wiuslow, Plymouth
Webster Ervin, "

Whitman Noah, West Bridgewater
Wliitwell Benjamin, Hanover
Wilde James, Daxbury
Wright 0., North Bridgewater

Planing Mills.
Benson & Smith, Middleborough
Cushing Nathan W., Hanson
Matfield Manuf. Co., East Bridgewater
Namasket Company, Middleborough
Parker B. & II. L.. Hingham
Reed Samuel & Co.. Abington
Tilson J. B. & Co., Carver

PlESter Mill.
Holmes Alexander, Kingston

Printers.
]5Iossom Thomas D., Hingham
Farmer Jedediah, '•

Hatcli George U., Plymouth
Perkins Charles A. S., Plymouth
Thurber James, "

Provision Dealers.

Bradford Lemuel Jr., Plymouth

Brown E. G., North Bridgewater

Field Charles C, " "

Holmes Amasa & Co., Plymouth

Nelson Elisha, Plymouth

Olney Zaben, "

Ripley Henry, Hingham

SnowL. & M., (Mattapoisett) Kcchest^

Public Houses.

Abington Hotel, Alfred Pool, (East)
Abington [poLsett) Rochester

Barstow House, Sol. N. Eaton, (Matta- ■
Bradford John H., Plpnouth
Bridgewater Hotel, Mitchell & Wilbor,
Bridgewater [Duxbury

Commercial House, B. D. Winsor,
Ilalfway House, John Prouty, South
Scituate [Bridgewater

Hudson House, John 0. Hudson, East
King House, N. Hills, Abington
Mansion House, N. M. Perry. Plymouth
Morse's Hotel. S. F. Morse, Wareham
Namasket House, W. L. Dean, Middle-
borough [Hanover
North River House, Joseph Boeorney,
Old Colony House, Geo. W. Goodnow,

Hingham «

Plymouth County House, Ijconard
Hammond, (Mattapoisett) Rochester
Rogers U, Marshfield [Bridgewater
Salisbury House, A. S. Drake, North
Samoset House, Tribou & Gardner,
Plymouth ' [Bridgewater

Satucket House, E. H. Joslyn, North
Satuit House, T. J. Curtis, Scituate
South Shore House, John D. Torrey,

Scituate
Union House, Isaac Little, Hingham
Wanciuco House, S. Chipman, Ware-
ham

Pump and Block Makers.

Davis Willi.ani, Hingham
Soule Lot, Duxbury
TiTrner David, Plymouth

Riveli Manufactory.

Plymouth Mills, Jaincs Danforth,
agent, Plymouth

Saddle, Trunk, and Harness
Makers.
Chandler H. D., Hanover
Crocker W. N., Wareham
("ushing Henry, Hingham
Dorr Nathan B., Duxbury
Harlow H., (South) Abington
Hathaway Fldward, Plymouth
Ucrsey David A., Hingham
Jackson William H., Plj-mouth
Lazell Thomas, Middleborough
Leavitt A. M., North IJridgewatcr
Loring A\llliani, ^Varoham
Kipley Christopher B., Hanson
Severance James F., East Bridgewater
Stetson Joseph, Kingston
Stilwell Elias C, East Bridgewater
Swift .foshua W., Duxbury
Swift & Loring, "

Sail Makers.
Chiurchill lAjwis, Wai-eham
Drew David, Plymouth

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175

Miiyhew, Palmer & Nye. Iliosham
Morton Cliarles, Duxbury
Morton Of is, "

Piitersoii 'I'liomas, "
Siiuuious 1-omuel, Plymouth

Salt Works.
Burr Samuel, llingham
Sears Orin, "

Saw Mills.

AndrovrsManasseh,[bosboards]Bil:lge-

WXtCT

Benson & Smith, Middleborough

Bonncy Cepha.s, Marshfiekl

Bradford .Samuel, [staves] Plymouth

Cains & Co., Duxbury

Carver E. & Co., East Bridgowa'cer

Carver E. & Co., Halifax

Chandler Charles, Duxbury

Chandler .Simeon, Pembroke

Chandler Simeon, Duxbury

Church & ILa-skell, Rochester

Clapp John, South Scituate

Cox George, Middleborougii

Cashing Elijah, Hanson

Cushing Nathaniel W., Hanson

Ellis Thomas, Rochester

Fuller's Mills, Halifax

Gardner T. J., South Scituate

Gibbs William B , Carver

Hatch D. P., Marshfield

Hatch Elisha & Others, Marshfield

Hatch George F., [box mill] Pembroke

Hatch Samuel, Marshfield

Hobart Benjamin & Son, Abington

Hobart & Curtis, Hanson

Hooker George & Co., Bridgewater

Howard Martin, Plympton

Jacobs B. & M., South Scituate

Jones Amos, Pembroke

Lazell, Perkins & Co., Bridgewater

Matfield Manuf. Co., East "

Mendall, IlounseviUe & Co., Rochester

Nama3ket Company, Middleborough

Peirce Job, "

Peterson Stephen, Duxbury

Pteed Samuel & Co., Abington

ItiJer & Haskell, Rochester

Rogei-s M. F., Marshfield

Salmond Peter, Pembroke

Shaw Joseph, Carver

Shepard Calvin, Pembroke

Soule Otis, MiddleJ)orough

Sprague Parker & Co., Marshfield

Taber Wm. R. & Co., Rochester

Thomas Simeon, Middleborough

Thompson Amasa, "

Thompson Z., Halifax

Tilson J. B. & Co., Career

Ward EUab & Co., "

Screw Auger Manufaetursr.
Bailey Nahum, Kingston

Shingle Mills.

Gibbs William B., Carver
Naraasket Company, JlidiUeborough
Taber Wm. R. & Co., Rochester

Shoe Tool Manufacturers.

[See Edge Tools arid Shoe Tools.]

Shovel Manufacturers.

Ames 0. & Son, West Bridgewater
Eddy Wm. S. & Son, Middleborough
Parker 0. & T., Plympton
Peirce & Wood, Middleborough
Washburn Philander, ''

Soap Manufacturers.
Alger George P., Bridgewater
Kenney Edward & J., "
Willis Edward, Kingston

Stoves and Grates.

Atsatt John & Son, (Mattapoisettl
Bates Joseph I., Scituate [Rochester
Clark Willard, Duxbury
Doane George H., Middleborough
Drew William R., Plymouth [water
East Bridgewater Stove Co., E. Bridge-
French Phineas, Abington
Holbrook Loring, (South) Abington

Homer Joseph, Warehain
Hosmer Francis D., Bridgewater
.ludkins Wm. ^t., [agent] E. Bridgcw'r
Loring Eiios, Uiugham
Ripley William, Abington
Snnth & Horvey, North Bridgewater
Tuck Lorenzo, " "

Wa.shburn .John, Plymouth
M'itherell & Feuno, (East) .Vbington

Tack, Nail, and Shoe Nail
Manufacturers.

Bartlett Elijah, Bridgewater
Edes & Wood, Plymouth
Gurney David B., Abington [son

Hanson Iron Co., Is.aac Cushing, Ilan-
Hobart Benj. & Sou, (South) Abington
Howland Luther. Hanson
Howard Martin Jr., Plympton
Keith Zcbina, Bridgewater
Loring Samuel, Du.xbury
Matfield Manufacturing Co.. E. Bridge-
water, James Brown, agent
Perry E. G., Hanover
Phillips Ezra, Hansoa
Reed Hora,tio G.. Marshfield
Salmond Samuel, Hanover
.Sylvester John, Han.-^on
Walker Charles, Marshfield

Tin Plate and Shaet Iron
"Workers.
Atsatt John & Son (Mattapoisett)
Bates Joseph I., Scituate [Rochester
Clark Willard, Duxbury
Doane George H., Jliddleborough
Drew William R., Plymouth
French Phineas, Abington
Homer Joseph, Wareham
Hosmer Francis D., Bridgewater
Juilkins William M., [ag't] East Bridge-
Loring Enos, Hingham [water

Smith & Hervey, North Bridgewater
Tuck Lorenzo, " "

Washburn John, Plymouth
Witherell & Fenno, (East) Abington

Tanners and Curriers.
Church William, Hanover
Cushman Samuel E., Kingston
Ford Joshua H., Duxbury
Lincoln Robert W., [currier] Hingham
Loring Alfred, Hingham
Richmond Micah, Plymouth
Rose Seth. Hanover
Stetson AV'illiam, Kingston
Stoddard Laban, Hingham
White Joseph, Hanson

Toy Ware Manufacturers.

Hersey Caleb S., Hingham
Hersey E. L., "

Hersey Joseph Jr., "
Hersey Samuel, "

Truckmen.

Barnes Charles E., Plymouth
Baxter Josiah D., "

Hersey A. F., Hingham
Simmons George .)r., Plymouth

Twine and Line Manufacturers.

Cowen Robert, Plymouth
Dimon Benjamin, ''
Irish Charles B., '•

Umhrella Manufacturer.
Cazneau Edward, Hingham

Upholsterers' Trimming's.

Fringes and Tassels.
Baker J. & Son, Hingham
Farrar & Co., "

Undertakers.
Bates Clement, Plymouth
Beal George, Hanson
Bishop C. D., South Scituate
Brewster Nathan C, Duxbury
Cobb Thomas, Carver
French Brazard, Hingham
Hammond Frederick, Scituate
Keen Judah B., East Bridgewater
Lane Daniel S. M., Plympton

Pratt James, Kingston
Richmond Andrew, Halifax
Simmons Nathan, Pembroke
Wheeler John, Abington

Watch Makers.

Gooding John, Plymouth
Noyes Isaiah, Abington
Petts Joseph F., Wareham
Standi.sh G. W., Bridgewater
Studley D. F., North "
Studley W. B., (East) Abington
Swift IJenjamin, Plymouth
Thatcher & Butuiau, Middleborough
Thaxter Joseph, Hingham
Tinkham Roland, Middleborough
Tower Reuben, Hingham
Wilder Ezra, •'

West India Goods and Groceries.

Barnes L. I. & J., Hingham
Barnes Levi, Plymouth
Bradford Lemuel Jr., Plymouth
Bramhall Ellis B, Plymouth
lirett & Kingman, North Bridgewater
Churchill John D., Plymouth
Drew Atwood L., Plymouth
Erland Henry, Plymouth
Estes & Browu, (East) Abington
Finney ElkanahC, Plj'mouth
Harlow Sylvanus, "

Holmes & Scudder, "
Keith H. K. .t Co., Kingston
Keith Lewis, East Bridgewater
Kingman & Brett, North Bridgewater
Lane R. & C, Hingham
.Morton I. & E., Plymouth
Nye John, Hingham
Pickens George, Middleborough
Pixjbbins J. A. & F. W., Plymouth
Sherman S. & T B., "

Spnoner Nathaniel B. , "

Tinkham Enoch, Middleborough
Turner Ezekiel C., Plymouth
Waterman George, Jliddleborough
Wells Phineas, Plymouth
Whiting Peter L., Hingham
Whitmarsh E., East Bridgewater
Wood Nathaniel, Plymouth

Wheelwrights and Carriage
Makers.
Barnes Ellis Jr., Plymouth
Barrows H., Wareham
Brown B(da, Abington
Bryant John, Hanson
Cahoon E., Wareham
Clark Thomas, Hanson
Eells Robert, Hanover
Forbes Willard, \Vest Bridgewater
Gardner WiUiam, North "
Gifford D. A., Pembroke
Gilford Pardon, Rochester
House James, South Scituate
King Francis D., Bridgewater
Nelson A. 0. & Co., Plymouth
Parris Ambrose, Pembroke
Peirce Baile^v, Abington
Reed Abiel, (East) Abington
Rich John L., Plymouth
Richmond Ruel, North Bridgewater
Rogers Arthur, Marshfield
Shurtleft' Lothrop, Middleborough
.Siuimons Jonatha i, Slarshfield
Simmons JIason, Duxbury
Stetson Nelson, "

Tripp James M., Kingston
Turner Thomas, Hanover
Vaughn Daniel & Ezra, Carver
Waters Samuel, South Scituate
AVeutworth Horace, Bridgewater
WhitonBcla H., Hingham

Wooden Ware Manufacturers.

Corthell Isaac, Hingham
Corthell Nelson, '•
Hersey Cushing, "

Wool Fulling and Carding MUl.
Hatch D. P., Marshfield

Woollen Yarn.

Bradford John C, Duxbury

176

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

SUFFOLK COUNTY

Was incorporated May 10th, 1643, and then included Norfolk as well as Suffolk. It now contains only
the city of Boston, the towns of Chelsea and North Chelsea, and the islands in Boston Harbor. The
County was divided March 26th, 1793. .

The population in 1810 was 95,773 ; and the number of towns, 2.

In 1850 the population v/as 114, 520; number of towns 3, North Chelsea having been taken from
Chelsea and incorporated.

COUNTY OPFIOERS.

Judge of Probate, Edward G. Lorinj:^, Boston.

Register of Probate, Horatio M. Willis, Boston.

Clerks of Suprenis Court and Court of Common
Pleas, George C. Wilde, Joseph Willard, Boston.

Register of Deeds, Henry Alline, Boston.

County Trensurer, James C. Dunn, Boston.

Keeper of County Jail, Gustavus Andrews.

County 'Attorney, Samuel Dunn Parker, Boston.

Sheriff, JospphEveleth , House 73 Summer Street,
Office Court House.

Deputy Sheriffs.

Watson Freeman, House 78 Dover Street. Office

7 Court Square. i [5 Court Square.
Daniel J. Qohwvn, House 22 Leveo-et Street, Office
Silas P. Tarbell, Ho'use 7 Crescent Place, Office

8 (,'ourt Square.

Jabez Pratt, Office 8 Coui-t Square.
Joseph A. Willard, Court of Com7non Pleas.
Benjamin F. Bayley, House 13 Osborn Place,
Office Old State House.
Erastus Rugg, Chelsea.

Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Boston every Monday in the months of January to
May inclusive ; every Monday in June, except the
first and last; and every Monday, exc^ept the first,
in the months of August to December inchisive.
Commissio7iers to qualify Civil Officers.

John P. Bigelow, Wm. Tufts, John A. Bolles,
Charles W. Lovett.

Justices of the Peace in Boston.

Justices of the Peace
Atkins, John
Austin, Ivors J.
Barnes, Isaac O.
Bartlett, Sidney
Bassett, Francis
Betton, N. C.
Chandler, P. W.
Codman, John
Cooke, J. P. '

Curtis, Benjamin S..
Curtis, Charles P.
Gushing, Abel
Gushing, L. S.
Dame, A. A.
Davis, Charles G.
Davis, Isaac P.
Dexter, Thomas A.
Dimmock, J. L.
Draper, Moses
Eliot, Samuel A.
Fairbanks, Stephen
Field, Justin
Foster, William
Fuller, II. H.
Giles, Joel
Gorham, Benjamin
Gray, William
Guild, Benjami;!
Hale, Nathan
Hancock, Charles L.
llayward, Charles
Healy, J. P.
Hubbard, William J.
Lawrence, Amos
Lincoln, Ezra
Lincoln, Heman

a7id of the Quorum in Boston.
Loring, Charles G.
Loring, John J.
Lunt, George
McCleary, S. F.
Merrill, J. C.
Mitchell, Nathaniel
Parker, William
Perkins, T. H.
Phillips, Thomas W.
Power, Thomas
Hand, Benjamin
Revere, Joseph W.
Riley, Patrick
Rogers, John G.
Russell, C. T.
Sears, David
Shaw, Robert G.
Sohier, Edward D.
Sohier, "William D.
Sprague, Charles
Stearns, Jacob
Sturgis, William
Sumner, Bradford
Tilden, Joseph
Washburn, W. R. P.
Watts, Francis O.
Wells, Charles
Wilde, Geo. C.
Wilkins, John II.
Willard, Joseph
Williams, S. K.
Wright, Isaac II.

Chelsea.
Slack, Ruggles

N. Chelsea.
Stowcrs, Joseph

Abbott, James A.
Adams,C. B. F.
Adams, Charles F.
Adams, George W.
Adams, John C.
Adams, Joseph H.
Adams, Paul
Allen, Charles E.
Allen, C. J. F.
Allen, F. H.
Allen, James B.
Alline, Henry
Albree, John
Amee, J. L. C.
Amory, James S.
Amory, William
Amory, Thos. C.
Andrew, John A.
Andrews, Gustuvus
Andrews, William T.
Andros, Milton
Appleton, Nathan
Appleton, William
Appleton, W. C.
Atkinson, Jacob
Atvvood, Charles
Austin, Joseph
Avery, Edward
Bacon, Jacob
Bailey, Adams
Baker, James
Baker, James L.
Baldwin, Aaron
Baldwin, James F.
Ball, Nahum
Baker, James L.
Ballard, James M.
Ballard, John ^
Ballard, Joseph
Barker, James
Barnicoat, William
Batchelder, F. L.
Bartlett, William S.
Barrett, Jonathan F.
Bemis , George
Beal, Thatcher
Beals, William
Beals, William Jr.
Bell, Joseph M.
Benjamin, James
Bigelow, Horatio
Bigelow, Prescott
Bishop, Joel P.
Blake, Edward
Blake, George Baty
Blanchard, Andrews
Blanchard, Geo. D. B.
Blodgctt, Luther
Bolles, Matthew
Bowditch, Jonathan I.
Bowditch, N. I.
Bowker, Albert
Bradford, Wm. B.
Bradley, Joseph H.
Bradlee, Josiah
Bradbury, Charles

Briggs, Billings
Brigham, Elijah D.
Brigham, William
Brinley, Francis
Brooks, Benjamin F.
Brooks, Edward
Brooks, Francis A.
Brooks, W"illiam G.
Brown, Charles
Brown, George M.
Browne, Albert G.
Browne, John W.
Bryant, David
Bryant, G. J. F.
Buckingham, J. H.
Buck, Edward
Buck, Ephraim
Bullard, Francis
Bulfinch, Geo. S.
Bulfinch, Thomas
Burnham, George P.
Butler, Benjamin
Butters, William
Cabot, Henry
Cady, Eben. E.
Carruth, Nathan
Cartwright, C. W.
Gary, T. G.
Chadwick, Ebenezer
Chandler, G. W.
Chandler, L. H.
Chandler, T. P.
Cheever, James
Chase, Enoch
Chase, Cyrus
Chase, Theodore
Cheever, Tracy P.
Chickering, .Jonas
Child, Stephen
Clapp, William W.
Clark, Albert
Clark, Benj. C.
Clark, E. P.
Clark, Henry
Clark, James
Clark, John
Clarke, M. S.
Codman, Henry
Codman, Robert
Coffin, George W.
Colby, Robert
Cole, Ravmond
Cook, Chas. E.
Cooke. B. F.
Coolidge, S. F.
Cooley, George W.
Cowdin, John
Cowdin, Robert
Crocker Uriel,
Crockett, George K.
Crockett, George W.
Crosby, Frederick
Crowninshicld, E. A.
Cruft, I'^dward
Cummings, Cyrus
Currier, Benjamin H.

SUFFOLK

COUNTY.

177

Curtis, George T.

Gill, Thomas

Jewell, Harvey

Nickerson, Screno D,

Curtis, Thomas B.

Gleason, Horace

Jones, Samuel

Noyes, Daniel

Cnshing, Abncr L.

Goldsbury, John

Joy, Albion K. R
Kelley, William F. A.

Noyes, George F.

Gushing, Thomas P.

Gordon, George W.

Nutter, Charles C.

Cushmau, F. L.

Gordon, Solomon Jones

Kelley, Webster

Nutter, Thomas F.

Cutler, Pliny

Gooch, Daniel W.

Kelley, Daniel D.

Ober, John P.

Uana, Edward A.

Goodrich, Charles B.

Kendall, J. Henry

Oliver, Peter

Dana, llichard II.

(jove, Jolin

Kendall, Sewall

Osgood, Isaac P.

Danforth, Isaac

Gould, Benjamin A.

Kent, George

Otis, I'Mmund 15.

Darracolt, George

Gould, Benjamin T.

Kettelle, Jacob Q.

Otis, William F.

Davis, Adolphus

Grant, Moses

King, J. G.

Otis, George W.

Davis, Augustus B.

Grcele, Samuel

Kingsbury, George H.

Otis, Theodore

Davis, Charles G.

Grecly, Philip, Jr.

Knapp, William

Paige, James W.

Davis. Henry

Green, John, Jr.

Kuhn, George II.

Paine, Charles C.

Davis, Daniel

Greene, B. D.

Lamb, Thomas

Paine, Robert Treat

Davenport, Henry

Greenoiigh, Alfred

Lamson, John

Palfrey, William

Day, Joseph M.

Greenough, D. S.

Langdon, J. W.

Palmer, George IL

Dehon, William

Grcenoua;h, Wm. W.

Lawrence, Amos A.

Park, John C.

Denioud, Charles

Griggs, George

Lawrence, James

Parker, Aurclius 1).

Denny, Daniel

Griswold, Almon W.

Lawrence, Samuel

Parker, Charles Henry

Denton, William

Gregg, Washington P.

Lawton, John T.

Parker, Francis E.

Denton, William Pitt

Guild, SamuelE.

Leavitt, Benson

Parker, Henry M.

Derby, E. H.

Hahn, Silas B.

Leighton, Charles

Parker, Henry T.

Dexter, George M.

Hall, Adin

Leighton, John C.

Parker, Isaac

Dexter, William S.

Hall, Andrew T.

Lewis Joseph

Parker, Matthew S.

Dowe, Joseph

Hall, Franklin

Lewis, Winslow, Jr.

Parmentcr, Williani E.

Dow, James B,

Hall, James

Lerow, Lewis

Parsons, William

Dinglev, John T.

Hall, Henry

Libby, Richard

Perkins, Samuel S.

Dixwell, Epes S.

Hall, Samuel

Lincoln, Charles D.

Peabodv, Owen G.

Dodge, John C.

Hall, Thomas B.

liist, Charles

Peters,"Edward D.

Dorr, William B.

Hale, Moses L.

Loring, Benjamin

Pike, Charles E.

Dorrance, Oliver B.

Hale, Nathan, Jr.

Loring, Edward

Pickering, Edward

Dow, Nathan T.

Harlow, Thomas S.

Loring, C. W.

Pierce, Roger N.

Driscoll, Cornelius

Harris, George S.

Iioring, Ellis Gray

Pinkerton, J. M.

Drown, Thomas

Hart, Samuel R.

Loring, Francis C.

Phillips, George W.

1 Dudley, E. G.

Hartshorn, Eliphalet P.

Loring John A.

Phillips, James

Dunn, James C.

Harvey, Peter

Loring, John F.

Phillips, John L.

Dutton, Henry W.

Haskell, Benjamin

Lord, Henry C.

Phelps, Abner

Dwight, Thomas

Haskell, William

liovell, Michael

Piper, Solomon

Eaton, Willian^

Haven, Franklin

Lovett, Charles W, "

Plimpton, Silas F.

Eastburn, John H

Hazelton, Horace L.

Lovis, Francis A.

Plympton, Henry

Eddy, Caleb

Hawes, William T.

Low, Obed B.

Pond, Benjamin

Eddy, R. H.

Hayden, William

Lowell, John A.

Pope,T. B.

Edmands, B. F.

Hayes, Francis B.

Lyman, George Y/.

Pope, William

Egan, James

Hayward, Pelham W.

Lyman, Joseph

Potter, 0. B.

Eldridge, John S.

Head, E. F.

Maine, S. C.

Pratt, George W.

Ellis, Charles M.

Head, George E.

Mandell, M. J.

Pratt, John C.

Ely, A. B.

Heard, John T.

Marsh, Thomas J.

Prescott, F. W.

Emerson, Frederick

Healey, Mark

Martin, Enoch

Prescott, William H.

Emerson, John W.

Henchman, Daniel

Mason, David H.

Preston, George II.

English, James L.

Hildreth, Richard

Mason, George L*".

Preston, Jonathan

Erving, Edward S.

Hillard. George S.

Mason, Lyman

Prince, Frederic 0.

Eustis, William T.

Billiard, William

Mason-, William P.

Prince, Joseph II.

Eveleth, Samuel

Hinds, Calvin P.

May, Samuel

Proctor, George B.

Ewer, Charles

Hobart, A.

Mayo, Charles

Putnam, Charles A. V.

Farrar William H.

Hobart, Enoch

McCleary, Samuel F. Jr.

Putnam, John P.

Fairbanks, Drury

Hodges, Edward F.

Mears, Elijah

Rand, Edward S.

Fay, Richards.

Holbrook, Henry M.

Merrill, A. B.

Ranney, A. A.

Fearing, Albert

Holmes, John L.

Miller, Thompson

Raymond, Edward A.

Fenno, John W.

Homer, Charles

Mills, Charles H.

Raymond, Freeborn F.

Fiske, A. H.

Homer, Fitzhenry

Mills, James K.

Rayner, John

Flint, Waldo

Homer, Henry

Minns, George W.

Read, James

Flint, John

Homer, George F.

Minot, George

Reed, Benjamin T.

Foster, Archibald

Homer, George

Minot, William, Jr.

Reed, Caleb

Foster, William H.

Homer, P T.

Montgomery, Hugh

Reed, Edward

Francis, David

Hooper, Samuel

Moore, J. F.

Reed, Sam\iel G.

Francis, Ebenezer

Horton, D. W.

Moore, Abraham

Reynolds, William B.

Freeman, William

Howe, Edward W.

Moore, Edward N.

Rhodes, Daniel

French, Ebenezer

Hubbard, G. G.

Morgan, David

Rice, George E.

French, James J.

Hubbard, Nathaniel D.

Moriarty, J. M.

Rice, Henry

Frothinghara, Samuel

Humphrey, F. J.

Morris, Robert

Rice, James

Fuller, S. P.

Hunting, Thomas

Morse, John T.

Richards, J. Avery

Fuller, Henry W.

Hutchins, Henry C.

Morse, Nathan

Richardson, Nathaniel

Fuller, Richard F.

Hutchins, Horace G.

Morton, Marcus, Jr.

Richardson, William

Gale, Lucian

Inches, Henderson

Munroe, Edmund

Richardson, Jeffrey

Gibbens, Daniel L.

Jackson, Abraham, Jr.

Munroe, Jotham B.

Ripley, C. G.

Gibson, Kimball

Jackson, James

Nash, S. G.

Ritchie, Harrison

Gilchrist, Daniel S.

James, John W.

Newell, Charles S.

Robb, James B.

Giles, Alfred E.

Jenkins, Solon

Nazro, Charles G.

Robins, Richard

Girdler, F^icliard

Jenks, S. H.

Nichols, Lyman

Roelker, Bernard

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178

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Rogers, Henry B.
Rogers, William
Russell, Thomas
Russell, Thomas H.
Russell, William G.
Safford, Ephraim
Sanborn, Erastus W.
Sanderson, James G.
Sanford, Philo
Sargent, Ignatius
Savage, George
Sawyer, F. W.
Scudder, Henry A.
Searle, G. W.
Sears, Joshua
Seaver, Benjamin
Sever, James W.
Sewall, Samuel E.
Sewall, Benjamin
Sharp, Daniel, Jr.
Shaw, Nathaniel B.
Shaw, Southworth
Shattuck, Lemuel
Slielton, Thomas J.
Sheppard, J. H.
Shimmin, Charles F.
Shipley, Horatio
Shipley, Simon G.
Shurtleff, N. B.
Siders, Charles
Simonds, Artemas
Simonds, Alvan
Simmons, Charles F.
Smith, Benjamin
Smith, Ebenezer, Jr.
Smith, George A.
Smith, Henry
Smith, Henry B.
Smith, Henry W.
Smith, Horace E.
Smith, Jeremiah
Smith, John H.
Smith, Joseph
Smith, J. V. C.
Smith, Matthew H.
Smith, W. H. L.
Snelling, George H.
Snelling, N. G.
Sohier, William
Soren, John J.
Sparhawk, George
Spooner, Allen C.
Stany, William R.
Stanwood, Lemuel
Starbuek, William C.
Stark, John
Stearns, Edward
Stevens, Benjamin
Stevenson, J. T.
Stoddard, Lewis T.
Stone, Elisha
Strong, Isaac, Jr.
Storey, Charles W.
Story, William W.
S\muicr, Charles
Sumner, Frederick A.
Swallow, Asa
Swett, Samuel
Tappan, Charles
TarUell, John P.
TarbcU, Thomas
Tappan, John
Teniiey, Samuel
Thacher, George M.
Thacher, Thomas
Thaxter, Adam W.
xiia)cr, George W.
Thomas, Charles G.
Thomas, Seth J.
Phompson, N. A.

Thorndike, John P.
Thornton, J. W.
Ticknoi;-, George
Tilden, David
Tilton, Warren
Toby, Seth
Tolman, Samuel
Torrcy, Charles
Torrey, John G.
Townsend, David S.
Train, Enoch
Tudor, Frederick
Tucker, Alanson
Tucker, William
Tufts, William
Turner, Alfred T.
Tukey, Francis
Tuxbury, George W.
Tyler, George W.
Tyler, John S.
Tyler, John
Upham, Henry
Upton, George B.
Wadsworth, Alexander
Wakefield, Thomas L.
Wales, T. B.
Ward, Andrew H.
Ward, Joseph H.
Ward, Samuel D.
Ward, Thomas W.
Ward, William
Wardwell, David K.
Ware, Henry
Warren, John C.
Warren, J. Mason
Warren, J. W., Jr.
Washburn, Alex. C.
Washburn, Cyrus
Washburn, Fred. L.
Watson, Thomas A.
Webb, Seth, Jr.
Webster, Fletcher
Welch, Charles A.
Welch, Francis
Welch, John P.
Welch, W. J.
Wellington, Hiram
Wellman, William A.
Wells, Charles A.
Wells, John B.
Wetmore, Thomas
Wheeler, A. S.
Wheelock, Peter S. .
Wheelwright, George
White, Ferdinand E.
Whiting, William
Whitney, George A.
Whiton, James M.
Whitwell, Samuel
Wiggin, James S.
Wilbur, Asa
Wild, James C.
Wilder, David, Jr.
Willet, William
Willey, Tolman
Williams, John H.
Williams, Robert B.
Willis, Clement
Willis, Hamilton
Willis, Horatio M.
Winslow, Isaac
Withington, O. W.
Wright, John M.
Wright, John S.
Woodman, George
Woodman, Horatio
Young, Edward

Justices of the Peace in Chelsea.

Ralph Beatly, Francis B. Fay, David Gould,
Hosea lUsley, John Low, Ruggles Slack, Mellen
Chamberlain, Samuel Orcutt, Joseph Hockey, Ben-
jamin J. Gerrish, James P. Farley.

Justices of the Peace in North Chelsea.

Hamlet Bates, Nathaniel Coolidge, John F.
Fenno, Edward Floyd, Hiram Plumraer, Benjamin
Shurtleff.

Coro7iers.

Bostoji, Wm. Andrews, Jabez Pratt, Charles
Smith, Erastus W. Sanborn, Richard Shackford.

South Boston, Jacob Herrick.

Chelsea, Erastus Rugg.

North Chelsea, Edward Floyd.

TOWN OFFICERS.

CHELSEA.

Selectmeji. — Samuel Orcutt, Augustus Denton,
Edward Bassett, George W. Gerrish, David H.
Buck.

Overseers of the Poor. — Erastus Rugg, Edward
Bassett, C. Pratt.

Assessors. — Samuel Orcutt, Joseph Breck, Dana
Holden.

Clerk. — Samuel Bassett.
Treasurer. — John Low.
Collector. — Samuel Bassett.
Constables. — Jesse Atwood, Darius A. Martin,
William N. Merriam, Thomas G. Philbrick, Isaac
Pratt, Erastus Rugg, Charles White.

School Committee. — Isaac P. Langworthy,
Chairman. Charles Chase, Cte-A. Edward Othe-
man, Charles H. Leonard, George W. Otis, Jr.,
Mellen Chamberlain, Charles Hubbard.

Salaries of School Teachers. — Principal of High
School, glOOO ; Principal of Boys' Grammar School,
5750; Principal of Girls' Grammar School, §400;
Principals of Secondary Schools, each, §300 ; First
Assistant of High School, §300 ; Principal of No.
5 Primary, S^oO; Assistant of No. 5 Primary,
§150 ; Other Assistants, and Teachers of Primary
Schools, each, §200.

Surveyor of Hiahways. — George Clark.
Fence Vicioers.—T. G. Philbrick, C. White, D.
A. Martin.

Surveyors of Lumber. — S. Batchelder, George
W. Clark, Samuel Pratt, Noah Blanchard, James
M. Soule.

Field Drivers.— T. G. Philbrick, Charles White,
D. A. Martin, William N. Merriam, Isaac Pratt.
Pound Keeper. — Thomas H. Greeley.
Undertakers. — Allen Pratt, Stephen Smith,
Ralph Beatley, Charles White.
Sealer of Weights and Measures. — William Spade,
Public Weiyher. — George W. Milton.
Measurers of Wood and Bark. — John Low, S.
Batchelder, James iSI. Soule.

Engineers of Fire Department. — Augustus Den-
ton, Chief Engineer; William G. Clark, Sec'y ;
Bobert Davidson, John Roberts, Dana Holden.

Officers of the Wintiisimmet Company. — Charter-
ed, 1638. Incorporated, 1833. William H. Gardi-
ner, President; Thomas G. Cary, Charles Hubbard,
James W. Seaver, Oiis Daniel, W. P. Gregg, Na-
than Matthews, Directors ; C. G. Itiplcy, Treas-
urer, Office, Court Square ; W. P. Gregg, Clerk ;
John Fenno, Land Ageiit, Office at the Ferry,
Chelsea side ; Jesse (jould, Ferry Agent, Office
at the Ferry, Chelsea side.

NOUTH CKELSEA.

Selectmen. — William Hall, Ensign Kimball,
David Belcher.

Assessors. — John F. Fenno, John Floyd, 2d,
Abner Gay, Jr.

Clerk. — John F. Fenno.

Treasurer. — Edward Floyd.

Constables. — David Floyd, Jr., James M. Gross.

Collector.— Sohn Floyd, 2d.

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

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CITY OF BOSTON.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION, SECOND MONDAY IN DECEMBER.

MEETINGS

OF THE

BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

EVERY

MONDAY AFTERNOON.

MEETINGS

COMMON COUNCIL,

THURSDAY EVENING.

ELECTED.

18''2. -Tr.il n PliilUns

MAYORS

FROM

...1823
. . . 1829
...1832
...1834
...1836
...1837
...1810

1822 TO 1851.

ELECTED.

1840.. Jonathan Chapman, .

1843. .Martin Brimmer,

1815.. Thomas A. Davis,

184.5.. Josiah Quincy, Jr., ...

1848.. John P. BiKelow

18.51.. Benjamin Seaver.

...resigned,..
... do. ..

...died,

. . .resigned,..
... do. ..

..1843

1823.

..184.5

1823.
1832.
1834.
1830.
1837.

.Harrison Gray Otis, .

.Charles Wells,

.Theodore Lyman, Jr.,
• Samuel T. Armstrong
.Samuel A. Eliot,

.... do. .
.... do.
.... do.
,... do.
.... do. ,

..184.5
..1848
..18.51

CITY GOVERNMNT FOR 1851-2.

• ALDERMEN.

City Hall, Court Square.
Jacob Sleeper,
Lyman Perey,
Benjamin L. Allen.

Samuel

Ward 1.

" 2

" 3.

" 1

" 5

" 6

" 7.

" 8

" 9

" 10

" 11

" 12

BENJAMIN SEAVER, MAYOR. Salary, $2,500. Office

John P. Ober,

Sampson Reed,

Thomas P. Rich,

Benjamin James,
F. McCleary, Jr., City Clerk. Salary, §1,-500. Assistant Clerics, 51,500

COMMON COUNCIL.
Henry J. Gardner, President. Washington P. Gregg, Clerk. Salary, 5900.
Johnson Colby, Messenger. Salary, 59'JO.
— Elijah Stearns, Edward A. Vosp, Benjamin Fessendon, George Wilson.
— Cyrus AVashburn, William H. Calrow, James B. Allen, Andrew Burnham.
— Thomas Sprague, Andrew Abbott, Samuel A Bradbury, one vacancy.
. — Henry J. Gardner, James Lawrence, Asa Swallow, John J. Rayner.
— Abraham G. Wyman, Ezekiel Kendwll, Joseph G. Roberts, Harvey Jewel.
— Henry Lincoln, Paul Adams, William Thomas, Frederic H. Stimpson.
— David Chapin, Edward H. Eldredge, Samuel Nicolson, Farnham Plummer.
— Daniel N. Haskell, John M. Wright, George W. Warren, Amos Cutler.
— N. A. Thompson, Peter C. Jones, Edward S. Erving, John Odin, Jr.
, — Aaron H. Bean, Otis Kimball, Ezra Lincoln, John F. Banister.
, — Theodore P. Hale, David Hamblin, Aaron Hobart, Horace A. Breed.
. — Zibeon Southard, John Proctor, George N. Noyes, Samuel R. Spinney.

OiBce, City Hall.

Wardens.
1, — Moses Miller,

2.-

3.-

4.-

5.-

6.-

7.-

8.-

9.-

10.-

11.-

12.-

-Richard Libbey,
-Ephraim Nute,
-Geo. M. Browne,
-Eben H. Little,
-David Kimball,
-Charles H. Brown,
-Clement Willis,
-Wm. C. Eayrs,
-H.Nichols,
-Charles Mayo,
- John D.Ricliardson,

WARD OFFICERS

Clerks.

Charles A. Turner,
Harrison Finney,
Wm. B. Simpson,
R. C. BodBsh,
A. E. Johonnot,
J. Mason Parker,
H. W. Suter,
Stephen G. Deblois,
Francis G. Whiston,
C. H. Allen,
John A. Cummings,
W, II. Colburn.

Inspectors.
E. G. Ober, George R. Spinney, Charles G. Wells.

Mark Googins, Edmund Snow, James Nute, Ezra
Vinal, A. Weeks.

Hiland Lockwood, E. W. Danforth, William J. Stet-
son, James W. Russell.

G. T. Stearns. George W. Pratt, J. M. Clark, O. B.
Low, L. S. Cragin, Jr.

Edward H. Tftm'bs. John S. Pear, Geo. H. Wyman,
Geo. H. Ladd, Daniel Kimball, Jr.

Edward M. Carey, Sidney Bartlett. Jr., James C.
Dunn, Jr., H. Simmons, E. M. Holbrook.

W C. Merriam, H. E. Bayley, George Dickinson,
Geo. L. Pratt. H. R. Store'r.

R. B. Lincoln, I. S. Church, B. F. Baker, E.T. Rus-
sell, Jr., J. W. Lee.

Lewis Wentworth, Edward C. Wheelock, Wm. W.
Baker, F. S. Kettelle, D. B. Newhall.

Daniel Brown, Jesse Tirrell, J. H. Blood, Horace
Saunders, C. T. Tilton.

David W. Child, Charles Caverly, N. Crowell, Wm.
S. Bartlett, G. Parmelee.

Alvin Howard, S. A. Stackpcle, W. A. Sprague,
J. F. Whiitemore, Joseph P. Batson,

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

BOSTON CITY" OFFICERS.

CITY SOLICITORS.

Peleo W. Chandlek. Salary, g2,o00. Office,
4 Covirt Street.

TREASURER AND COLLECTOR.

James C Dunn. Oftic\ Citv Hall. Salary,
g2,400. Clerk hire, S4,500. 'Willard Clough,
James Pierce, Thomas Seward, Samuel Dunn,
Alexander Hopkins, James H. Pierce, ^Deputy
Collectors.

CITY AUDITOR.

Elisha Copelanu. Office, Citv Hall. Salary
and clerk hire, ;j?2,200.

ASSESSORS.

George E. Head, Samuel Norwood, George Jack-
son, Henry Sargent. Salary, ^1,300 each. Clerk
hire, ,^2;i00. Office, City Hall.

Per Diem Assessors, Win. H. Lane, Benjamin
Dodd, Clement Willis.

Assistant Assessors.
Ward 1 —John B. Wells. Thomas Mair.

" 2 — Daniel D. Kelly, Nathaniel Seaver.

" 3- — John Bacon, Osmyn Brewster.

" 4:. — William Denton, Jabez C. Howe.

" 5. — John Cowdin, Frederic Crosby.

" 6. — Charles F. Adams, John G. Davis.

" 7.— Joseph W. Merriam, Nath'l Mitchell.

*' 8- — Otis Rich, Samuel Millard.

" 9. — John G. Roberts, Greenleaf C. Sanborn.

" 10. — Fitz James Price, Henry Nichols.

" 11. — George Palmer, William Lincoln.

" 12. — Timothy Bedlington, W. B. Harding.
REGISTRAR.

Aktemas SiMONDS. Salary, 51,200. Clerk hire,
g850. Office, 21 Court Square.

BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Mayor and Aldermen constitute the Board
of Health. The execution of the health laws and
ordinances is committed to the City Marshal.

Considling Physicians, John C. Warren, M. D.,
George jFIayward, M. D , Jacob Bigelow, M. D.,
Geo. C.'Shiittuck, M. D., Zabdiel B. Adams, M. D.
CITY PHYSICIAN.

Henry G. Clark, M.D. Salary, §1,000. Office,
21 Court Square. Residence, 95 Salem street.
FORT PHYSICIAN.

John M. Moriakty, M. D. Salary, §1,200 and
board. Residence at Deer Island.

Assistant Physician. — Clement A. Walker, M. D.
Salary, §600 and board.

CITY MARSHAL.

Francis Tukey. Salary, §1,800. Office, Citv
Hall.

Deputy Marshal. — Hezekiah Earl. Salary. §800.

Supt. of Coaches, (Sfr.— Charles P. Philbrick.

Siqierintendent of Trucks, &;c. — Charles B. Rice.
POLICE OFFICERS.

Day Police. — S. G. Adams, John Boardman, A.
O. Butman, S. Curtis, Geo. Churchill, John Crock-
er, J. Dunbar, Wm. D. Eaton, Samuel B. Fuller,
C. P. V. Foster, J. Hook, L. A. Ham, S. Hinkson,
F. P. Ingalls, J. Jewctt, D. Johnson, A. E. Towle,
S. Warren, Geo. M. King, R. Leighton, H. Marsh,
R. P. Moore, A. Morrill, E. J. Newhall, J. IL
Osborn, J. C. Pattee, B. O. Pettingill, John L.
Philbrick, A. Richardson, E. G. Richardson, L.
Ripley, O. II. Spurr, J. F. Snow, A. Sleeper, E. H.
Savage, R. Taylor, Wm. B. Tarleton, W. J. Whi-
ting, A. C. Whitcomb.

Nifjht Police.— Ij. Chcslev, Captain, William O.
ChesMell, J. B. Currier, O.' Bingham, A. Dodge,
J. C. Batcheldcr, A. B. Downs, G. K. Gerry, A. S.
Drew, N. K. Hammond, M. F. Hinckley, C. B.
Harlow, S. B. Heustis, G. Johnson, Wm. W. John-
son, J. p. Jackson, J. S. Kimball, J. P. Lynch, J.
H. Norwood, G. W. Oliver, J. Pierce, J. W. Pren-
tice, G. R. Pichard, J. O. Rogers, F. G. Studley,

A. Sleeper, G. W. Trenholm, J. B; Weeks, J. C.
Warren.

Special Police. — R. R. Cook, J. Pierce, J. Reed,
T. Dolliver, S. Dillaway, E. A. Vose.

Officers to complain of School Truants and Ab-
sentees.— O. H. Spurr, F. P. Ingalls, R. Leighton.
CONSTABLES.

Gustavus Andrews, W^illiam P. Baker, Josiah
Baldwin, Silas Carleton, Derastus Clapp, Willard
Clough, George J. Cooledge, I. A. Cooledge, Thos.
Davis, George J. Dexter, Wm. Easterbrook, Elisha
V. Glover, J. C. Harrington, Alexander Hopkins,
Richard Hosea, Zaccheus Holmes, E. J. Jones,
Wni.K. Jones, Isaac B.Kimball, J.T.Lawton, John
C. Leighton, Joseph W. Leighton, Wm. Loring, C.
Judson Merrill, Wm. Munroe, A. F. Neale, David
Patterson, Geo. D. Phillips, Jas. Pierce, James W.
Pierce, Jona. E. B. Prescott, Edwin Rice,Erastus
W. Sanborn, Ira E. Sanborn, Ebenczer Shute,
Charles Smith, Thomas M. Smith, Jonas Stratton,
E. K. Spaor, Oliver H. Spurr, Jacob C. Tallant,
Henry Taylor, Samuel S. Vaille, Wm. Whitwell.

COCHITUATE WATER BOARD.
President, Thomas Wetmore.
Henry B. Rogers, James W. Sever, Samuel A.
Eliot. John H. Wilkins, Jonathan Preston, John
T. Heard.

Clerk, Samuel Holbrook, Office, 119 Wash'n st.
City Enginee)-. — E. S. Chesbrough, Office, 119
Washington street.

Assistant EnntJieer. — George H. Eailey, Office,
City Hall.

Water Registrar. — J. Avery Richards. Office,
City Building.

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC LANDS.
Stephen Tucker. Salary, §1,000. Office, City
Hall.

SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS.
Tnos. Hunting. Sal. §1,400. Office, City Hall.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
James McAllaster, Salary, §1,200. Office,
City Hall.
SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SEWERS.
Charles B. Wells. Salary, §1,200. Office,
City Hall.

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Nathan Bishop. Salary, §2,500.
SUPERINTENDENT OF BOSTON COMMON AND
PUBLIC SQUARES.
Joseph Sherburne.
SUPERINTENDENT OF ALIEN PASSENGERS.
Jotham B. Munroe. Salary, §1,500. Office,
59 Long Wharf.

HARBOR MASTER.
George P. Tewksbury. Salary, §1,200. Office,
Eastern Railroad Depot.

CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH.
James Barry. Salary, §600. Office, City
Building, 21 Court Square.

SUPERINTENDENT OF LAMPS.
James Barry. Salary, §600. Office, City
Building, 21 Court Square.

CLERK OF FANEUIL HALL MARKET.
Daniel Rhodes. Salary, §1,000.

KEEPER OF FANEUIL HALL.
Henry Taylor.

city crter.
George Hill. Residence, 1 Gray place. Order
Box, Post Office.

KEEPER OF COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
Daniel Merrill. Salary, §700.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SOUTH FREE BRIDGE

Auner J. Gaffieli). Salary, §300.
SUPERINTENDENT OF NORTH FREE BRIDGE.
Samuel Jenkins. Salary, §800.

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PUBLIC CHAniTABLE INSTITUTIONS.

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Office, City Hall.

Ward 1.— Alexander Wood; Ward 2.— Samuel Stinson ; \Vard 3.— Benj. T. Gould; Ward 4.— S.

Durkce; W:ird /j. — Daniel Henchman; Ward C>. — Thomas Ilaviland ; Ward 7. — J. W. Warren, Jr. ;

Ward 8.— Joseph Lewis ; Ward 9.— Calvin Whiting ; Ward 10.— John F. W. Lane; Ward 11.— Henry

11. Andrews; Ward 12 —Thomas Hill, Jr. James Phillips, Sccrcianj. Salary, §800.

The Board meet on the afternoon of the first Wednesday of every month, at their office, City Hall,

HOUSE OF INDUSTRY AND REFORMATION. Office, City Hall.
Directors. — Thomas Hollis, Chairman. Samuel Leeds, A. A. Wellington, William Dall, William
Freeman, William Willett, David Kimball, John Flint, Nathaniel Brewer.
The Board meet every Thursday, alternately at the House of Industry, and at their Office in City Hall.
William Willett, Clerk of Directors. Salary, §1,200.
Friend Crane, Sitperintendent. Salary, §1000. Bickford Lang, Assistant Superinteiident. Salary,
§360, and board in House. Rev. Henry V. Degan, Chaplain.
HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Office, City Hall.
Overseers. — Wm. T. Andrews, Chairman. George Darracott, Uriel Crocker, Jamesi Clark, Thomas
Restieaux. Charles Robbins, Master. Salary, §l,2ii0. R. W. Crossett, Clerk to Master. Salary,
§400. Rev. Shipley W. Wilson, Chaplain. Salary, §750. E. P. Hartshorn, Clerk. Salary, §700.

LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
Visiloi's. — Charles Edward Cook, Chair7na7i. Otis Clapp, George Savage, John P. Ober, Henry
Lincoln, Samuel S. Perkins, and Alexander H. Rice. Clement A. Walker, M. D., Superintendent and
Physician. Salary, §1,200. Sumner Crosby, S<e2oar<^. Salary, §600. Harriot Crosby, Jl/airon. Salary,
§200. Rev. Louis Dwight, Chajilain.

The regular meetings of the Board are held at their room. City Hall, on every Wednesday, at 5, P. M.,
except on the third Wednesday of each month, when the Board visits the Hospital.

SURVEYORS.

Surveyor General of Lttmber. — Charles Leighton. Office, 136 Milk Street.
Surveyors of Pine Lvmher. — (See Business Directory.)
Su7-veyor of Mahogany and Cedar. — Nathaniel Bryant.
Surveyors' of Oak, Hard Wood, fe. — Seth Brooks, Gad Leavilt.

Fence Viewers. — Romanus Emerson, Rolun Harts-
horn.

Inspectors of Lime. — Joel Wheeler, Robert Marsh.

Cutlers of Dry Fish. — Benj. Luckis, B. Abrahams.

Cullers of Hoops and Staves. — John K. Carlton,
Benj. Abrahams.

Measurer of Upper Leather. — William Bragdon.

Measurers of Wood and Bark brought by Land. —
John R Bradford, Amos Bates, William Shat-
tuck, Moses Hadley, Hollis Moore.

Measure) s of Wood brought by Water. — Warren
Bowker, Daniel A. Rogers, John Paul.

Weigher of Hay, <S,c. — John R. Bradford.

u'issay Master. ^Isaac Babbitt.

Field Drivers and Poimd Keepers. — Thos. Gerrish,

Tim. Mclntire, Ira E. Sanborn, David Briggs.
Weigher of Boats and Lighters. — Edward Loring.
Sealer of Weights and Measures. — Edward Loring.
hispectors and Weighei's of Bundle Hay — Joseph

Hockey, Elbridge G. Dudley, Azor Maynard,

Israel M. Barnes, Samuel Lane, Ebenezer H.

Redding, Samuel B. Livermore, Benjamin M.

Nevers, Wm. A. Lewis, John McCallum.

BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Nathan Bishop, Superintendent. Office, City Hall.

SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

The Mayor and President of the Common Council, ex officiis.

Ward 1. — Rev. Edward Beecher, Benson Leavitt ; Ward 2. — Wm. H. I'horndike, Silas B. Hahn ;

Ward 3 — Daniel P. Simpson, Isaac H. Hazelton; Ward 4. — Rev. S. K. Lothrop, Rev. H. Winslow;

Ward 5. — Frederick Emerson, Loring Norcross ; Ward 6. — J. T.Stevenson, Frederick U.Tracy;

Ward 7.— Le Baron Russell, Z. B. Adams ; Ward 8.— SamT Yv^. Bates, E. H. Clarke ; Ward 9.— N. C.

Keep, E. H. Derby; Ward 10.— Rev. Geo. M. Randall, Rev. Jos. B. Felt; Ward 11.— Wm. H. Foster,

George Eaton; Ward 12. — Alvan Simonds, Francis Alger.

PRIMARY SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Francis Brown, President. Alvan Simonds, Secretary.
Joseph M. Wightman, Chairman. Alvan Simonds, Secretai-y. Rev. Geo. M. Randall, T. Wilder,
Alex. H. Rice, James B. Dow, David Kimball, Albert Bowker, Francis Brown, Moses J. Gove, Geo.
W. Parmenter, Wm. H. Calrow, Benj. H. Greene, Luther Parks, Jr., Chas. E. Wiggin, S. F. McCleary,
Jr., Levi Tucker, Frederic W. Sawyer, Charles Demond, Oliver Ditson, Asaph B. Child, William H.
Learned, Jr., Executive Committee.

SALARIES.

Salaries of the Grammar and Writing Masters, §1,500 each ; Ushers, §800 each ; and all Assistants,
§300 each, except Head Assistants, who have §400 each.

Salaries of the Masters of Latin and High Schools, §2,400 each; Sub-Masters, §1,500 each; and the
Ushers in both schools have §800 each for the first year of service, with an annual increase of §100
for each additional year of service, until the salary amounts to §1,200, at which sura it remains fixed.

Teachers of Music receive §100 a year for instruction and the use of a piano-forte in each school.

Salaries of Primary School Teachers, §300 each, and §25 for care of room.

BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT.

William Barnicoat, Chief Engineer. Salai-y, §1,200. Office, City Building.
Assistants. — Charles S. Clark, Joshua Jacobs, George W. Bird, Elisha Smith, Jr., Anson Ellms,
Frederick A. Colbuin, Thomas Haviland, Lewis Beck, one vacancy. Salary, §250 each.

Henry Hart, Ctei-k. Salary,

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE EE-CORD.

BOSTON BUSINESS DIBECTOBY.

Accountants and Copyists.

Comer G. N. l."!t Wnshington
Payson & Ininioi], 101) Wash.

Agricultural Stores.

Breck "(.s. Sl Son, 51 & M N. :\Iarkct
Burr M. & F.. l.i M.rehimta' row
Hovey & Co. 7 iMercliaiits' row
Parker & Wliite, ID Gerrish block
Proiitv David & Co. 19 N. .Alarket
Euggfes, No' use. Mason & Co. Quin-
cy UaU, S. .^larket

Ale.

CSee Porter and Ale.]

Apothecaries.

Almv Sylviv^tcr, 'I'retnont.c. School
Applebcc .M. Central sq. E. B.
Atwoort Chas. IJ. Green, c. Leveret
B:aian Th ». S.. -Ji? llano. c. Coml.
Bartlett & Walsh, 211 Ann [Cedar
Baraabv Albert, Ca'Mbridge, n. W.
Betts T. W. LSI Ann [Dst.

Blasland & Kadlbrd, Broadway, c.
Boyden Afliel, Hancock, c. Myrtle
Brown Frederick. (iS Washington
Brown John I. * Son, 'tL'.5 Wash.
Brown J. T. 'I'M Washington
Brown William, 4H1 Wasliington
Bnrnett Joseph, ^v". Tremont row
Call C. 11. 1 Howdoin sc). [Portl'nd
Ca'ter, Colcord & Prest'm, Hano. c.
Colton Geo., Cambridge, c. Bridge
Cutter A. E. -CKi Washington
Darby RiUph H. 1)1 Broad
Bearing T. II. l.T! Broadway [ITn'n
Dingley Wm. II. & Co., Hanover, c.
Evans Jonas, Purchase, c. Pearl
Tales .1. J., .Maverick square
rarrington Thos. 1 Tremont House
Few e II. D. 8.1 Prince, c. Salem
Fowle Seth W. i;w Washington
French Chas., Hano. opp. Tilcston
Fuller D. 1). Hudson, c. Kneeland
Gage S. M. llarr. ave. e. Curve
Gcyer Andrew, Lowell, c. Causew.
Gleeson M. II., Federal, c. High
Goodhue S. W., «8 Broadway, c. E
Gordon .Tunes, III.'! Leveret
Greene Charles G. Wi7 Washington
llardini.Icsse, 12(1 Federiil
Heni:!inian Daniel. 41 Cambridge
Hollis.lnliii O.H' Salem
Hollis'riK.maa.:'0 Union
Howard Wm. P., Hano. c. Charter
Jenks T. L., Merrimac,c. Portland
Kelley Jos. .Ir., 6 Uichmond
Kennv William. Beach, n. Sea
Kent hobt. R., Maverick sq. E. B.
Kidder J.as.. I r., Maverick sq. E. B.
Kidder Joseph, Pil) ( Ourt
Leatherbt^ .Lis. W. Jr. (Ill Pleasant
Lincoln II. W. IKI Washington
Little Wtii. B., lll4Ilanovei,c. Sal'm
LittlcHeld A.in& II 11. S. Hotel
Ijudwig Warren, Fleet, c. Ann
Msgner Robt. ,\., llarr. av , c. Coach
IMcGowaii Dennis. Tur. c. Broadw.
Mead Chas.. 'I'linipike, e. Fourth
Mclzar A P., Siiflblk, c. Canton
JlilKr Ellis K. .% Wm. D.. Hay. aq.
Parinenter G. W. I7.S Hanover
Peabodv Nntlianiel C. l.'i West
Philb icl:,Carpenter&Co ICOWash.
Phillips II. M.SCo.Charle.s.e.Ches.
Powers J. P. KH Federal, c.Channing
Rcstieaiix Tho. I'^i' Hano. e. Cross
Ricker (Jeo. I). Kill Sdini
Kowland D. S. IHS Washington
Sbuvkey J. M. Federal, c. Purchase
Simmons V. II. Court c. Howard
Smith & Melvin.'L.'-. Washington
Siiiilb Win. F .Vll Washington
S.Mitlu'r F., Green, c. Lvnian pi.
Koiitbwiek John.-.M iTl-cnnmt
Ppuiildiiiir J. 11. ■.>:( Tremont row
Stceii Allrid I.., Carv .r, c. Eliot
Stevens /d Co., ;i,-. .Men, & .IKCause.
SimmidsJ. II. Ia'Wis. c. Sumner
Stevens J. & J. A. Fourth, c B
Teal Thos. G .'I B sf.
Thayer S. S., | and 1 Revere Honsc
Tompkins Driando, -.'71 Washing'u
Towi-r loiiis .M, Mvrtle, e. .lov
Tiiri,er T. I .i.rkin. i;.'l Cambridge
Wukelield r. Jr., 7.;i Washington
Walk.r IMirard F. 4i; ■ Washmgton
Weston F. II ..K| ci^.ri,..
While <;. I!. .-MM Washington
Whip JoHiph F., II. novcr,c. Fleet
While .IoImi.?1 Leveret
White H.. Broad, c. Purchase
V,'ill.or Alev", P.. l.-,i; Court
Willicir A,(;.c;p; WasbiiiL-lon
Wilbur, loMin.. ( I. s!i Cambridge
WilHoi, (;e,,r-,..N,,nlM-. liichmond
Willson J. W. v., Broadw., n. Dor.
Winslow 8. W.i'ilnrr.av.c. Bench

Woods Samuel IT., "9 Tremont row
Wright E.S.,»4Endieot

Architects.

Billings J. !•:. Lll Scollav's building
Bond & I'arkor, Suffolk building
Briggs Luther, Jr. 4 Court
Bryant G. J. 1- . 4 Court
Biigbee S. C. 2 Joy's building
Cabot E. C. l.j Tremont row-
Cabot J. E. 1.5 Tremont row
Dennison H. B. 21 Joy's building
Dexter Geo. M. Hi Tremont row
Esty Alex. R. 2 Change av.
Gilinan A. 11 Scollav's b.
Graves H. 11 Joy's building
Gray George W'. 6 Joy's building
Hall Charles G. IH T'lemont row
Hall John R lU Tremont row
Kirby C. K., .5 Congress
Melvin & Young, 15 Tr. row [E .B.
Pook S. H. (naval) Cunnin'm's wf.
Pr- ston Jonathan, <i Jov's building
Sehuize P.. 21 JIass. bl"c!<
Silloway & Harding, 11.5 Court
Sleeper C. F., 20 Stollay's building
Snell Geoiee, .",8 Tremont row
Sparrell Willi.am,.5 Exchange
Stevens & Muzzey, 8 Joy's building
Thorndike John 11. 29 Edinboro'
Towle John D. II Joy's building
Voelckers Theodore, S Mass. bl'k.
Washburn Wm., 7 Change av.
Young Ammi B., Bullinch, c. Court

Artificial Flowers.

Bedel S. 293 Wash. [& 22'2 Wash.
Mann •(. Tiemont row, opp. Han'v'r
Partridge A. & Co., 201 Washington

Artificial Limts.

Miller James & Co. 21 Bromfield
Phelps J. W. 74 Tremont

Artists' Materials.

Adams J. J. 99 Washington
Wheeler Asahel,.59 Union
Whipple M. J. .1.5 CornhiU

Auctioneers.

Baylcv S. K.Dl Federal
Beal Samuel H. 49 .% ,51 Pearl
Beck Gideon, 22 & 24 Federal
Brown Stephen & Sons. 40 State
Bucklev.<;!!ancroft.Beach,c.Linc'ln
ClarkX- Hatch. 1" Water
Cobb Henrv,7& 9 Fulton
Coolid[re.Gra>.'!:Fiirnes--,29.WlWat'r
Ezekiel J. W., .5,s Commercial
Goddard & .\dams,«.i Pearl
Hall David, .5 iMa ket sq.
Hall E. F, & Co. 19 .% 21 Kilby
Harris Horatio & Co. I.S India
Hart S. Rowland, li State
Hersev Danl. ,1i Co. ■>7.% 29 Exchange
Holt & Stockbridge, 24 Bromfield
King I). P. S2 Washington
JjConard & Pierce, 37 Tremont row
Lewis Marshall A. .'il Washington
Loring, T*orter & Co. 2.5 & 27 Water
Mallard Warren, 4.5 ,% 47 Pearl
Meredith H. 17 Congress
Murdock Wm.C. .'54 Fulton (leather)
Osgood k Frost, I .'.■! Milk
Phillips, Sampson * Co. 110 Wash.
Kiddle Ivlward, (L5 Fnion
Riley Si .Murta!rh,2 Diamond block
Thompson N. A., Old State House
Tucker Wales. 49 Pearl
Tvler John, 9 Central wharf
Tyler John. Jr. 9 Central wharf
Webb T. C. .<t Co. 77 & 79 Fulton
Wci-d O. II. (19 Hanover
White Ferdinand E. 22 T>ong wharf
Whitney li. D.. Old Custom Himse
Whitney T'rontiss, .'19 Washington
Whitwells & Seavcr,4.5 .Milk

Bakers.

Albert J. M. 7:i W. Canton [bread)

Austin T.Si Co. 20 Commercial (ship

Ileaman E. T. lU; Cambridge

lacker Wm , Harrison nv. c. Orange

Blood A. 7 U. .S. Hotel, Lincoln

Bond Thcuuas I), (i; I'ortlund

Bhmkenhorn J. K| Maverick

Brighiim iM. F. * J. A. Clifton place

Caslell S.,,5:ii Washington

Gaut Henry M. S(! Saletn

Gaiit Samuel N. ■Rill Washington

(;ibh« Lyninn,ri4 Court

Ore 'ley G V. On iihi. cor. Albany

Hniraii John, Bntndwav

Harper Wm .511 S. Ma.'gin [Prince

Hewes J. V.k Co. 191 Hanover &G

Howard Samuel, ,54 Mvrtle

Irvin Wm. J.. 218 Tremont

Kelt James, 50,3 Washington

Kurr L. IT. 494 Washington
Kurtz John E. .57 Warren
Lawniice L. 52 Pleasant [bread)
Lincoln & Beal, .57 Commerc'l (obip
Maynard Jesse, 07 Warren
Jlaynard Lambert, 99 Broad
Maynard & Gouid, 70 Leveret
Mitchell Jas B., Kneeland. n.South
Morse F. W. 84 Cambridee
Munroe Daniel, 90 West Cedar
Newmarch Joseph, .52 Cambridge
Newmarch S., Broadw. ,% -.'.SS Wash.
OrdwayJ. M.l'.H llanov.,%4S Beach
Ormsby James, 71 Mivcvick, E. B.
Parmelee R. D. 7'.i.i Washiiiirton
Parmelee Gilbert, 8IHI Waslungton
Parmelee A<hlev, '1 I.eno.x
Parmelee & Wile< 7lKi Wash
Pike Jona., Poplar, n. Spring
Pitman Thos. S.,7S Sumner, E. B.'
Rhodes J. & Co. ;« E R. R. wharf
Kich.ardson J.D.&C0.84 Fimrth.c.A
Robinson William, Ann, e. Clark
Russ Parker, 104 Cambridge
Sawtell Anms, .S West Centre
Schaflfrr Geo., (>il Wasbinaton
Shipley S. G., XTnion. n. Hanover
Smith J. B.jr , .5"« ^^ asbingtou
Smith J. G. 540 Wa^liiugton
Spring A., 181 Fourth
Spring E., Goueh, c. .Merrimac
Spring John, 10 East
Stephenson J. E. ,54 North Margin &
Stone E. 42 Prince [110 Salem

Taylor T. & J., r,4 Pleasant
Twombly W. J. M1.5 Washineton
Weld J. & Co. (ship bread) 95 Broad
Weller .1., Lucas place
Wright Samuel, Leveret, c. Cotting
Wriaht* Conner, S Green
AVyethNahum S.. Oneida.c.Albany

Band and Fancy Boxes.

Cometz J. H. B. xi; Hanover
DodjeJ. W. & Co. 4 Diamond Blk
Gardner O. G IU\ Hinover
Griflitbs W. & Son 11 \ isiioioirin
Goodrich M. M. II. Court e. Howard
Smith F. 0.. IIIJ lUaekstone
Wortliley Mark, l.si Washington

Bankers.

[See Forciu'ii Ex. &c.]

Baths.

American House. 42 Hanover
Blodgett C. rear .Marllioio' Hotel
Blodgett Henry, Lantern Ex. Hotel
Braman's, oppositi- tl>ot Chestnut
Cochituate, 14 Scboid
Cragie's Bridge, C. Bruce
Holland W. A.SIW Wash., basement
Keatiiiff J. I)., Qnimv House
Miles M.M. (medicateil)r23I Wash.
Tremont House
V. S. Hotel, Beach, c. Lincoln
Warren Bridge, \\. F. \'eazie
Western Aveuiie

Bedsteads.

Austin D..2Unimi ( I. indly patent)
Binder John. 2^ Albany blk ispring)
Guild G. H. 4 It. K. bliH'k, Lincoln
Pratt Isaac B. 19 Haverhill

Beer. ( SvkM »/ Knot. )
Beard Luke, Howard .AtheniEum
Burkhart G. Northampton
Hall J. (i.. Wash c, N.irtliampton
I'lummer J. P., 7M Washington
Scott M. E., 752 Wa-binu"...,
Tarr h. W. ,'i Co. IM Washington

Bell Founders.

BakerJ..bii, Ji.,.s Long wharf
Hooi)cr II. N. .'d Co. 24 ("miimercial

Bell Hangers.

Crane A. P., 41 IH Wasliington
Fuller S. \V. 17 f)ev..ushire
Harrington Geo E., 1 1 Devonshire

Blacksmiths.

Adams William .iCo.Cross.e.Fultoa
Bacon L. 24 Frieml
Battermaii J ,4."ill Tremont road
Bramhall Otis. 21 Atkiusim
Bhiin .t Kowi II ,SS Portland [mak'r)
Brewster C. W. .55 Sudbury (spring
Bryant J. R. .■HI Causeway
Buchanan John, 40 i Tremont
Cabahau T.. Sea.n the liriilge
Cnmmiugs C. W., 2 N. Grove

[Paul Adams, administrator.]
Craft James, T., Beverly
Clune Tho > as. Swan
Daniels Eben'r, .s llawley [Fiiend
Denio k Roberts, Causeway, cor.
I>ean Xr Haves, AlliQiiy
Dooris John, Beverly

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

183

Fosfl fi Irvin, Snmiier, E. Boston
FiTciiwiii -M.i.si's II., Anilover
FiiM.T.I. S.. Lewis, !■:. |{.
(iiU S.iMi.iil \V. .Mi I'ortlund
(ioopins Murk, StumitT, K. H.
CJr(!on Win., Iliirr. av., c. E. Castle
licit/. IJ. 711.' Wu.sliinirtDn
Hooker David S., Decatur, E. B.
Howe J. Jr. Tufts wf., EM. [Bovcrly
Jt'nniiiKS A. II. .Ir, Clmrlistown, i;.
Kclley ratrick, 4!H ILinisoii uve.
I/alley I'. First n. Turnpike
I/iiis(lell ,% I'upe, Broadway cor. I
Lewis .loel W. ■JTH Commercial
I.1OW Win. & Son, 4'J Uevonshire
Lunt A., 7',l Endicot
McCasky J. & II. Turnpike
Morgan J 11 , H E. Dover
Nute J., Riehiiiond
Onderdouk M C, iW Broad
I'arker Eber, ":! Sea
Patch .Sidney, 4i or 84 Mcrrlmac
Pike & Simpson, Beach, c. Cove
Hay Kuhei t, L'd, n. 1)
Reynolds O. II. & Co. (i Charlestown
Riley P., A st near Fourth
Riley 1'-, E. Orange c Albany
Sawyer W. \V., Beverly
Shepard Wni. Charlest'n, c. Medf' d
Smith & Fclton, Sea, c. Furnace
Smith & Lovett, .Tfi Devonshire
Summers John E. 2 Ilaymarket sn.
Thompson John B., Beverly
Twitchell & Libby, 2.H Causeway
Undeihill S. G., 17 Haverhill
Weeman Ehenezer, 2ii Merrimac
"Weenian Wm. E., VJ Sudbury
Welch Michael, Decatur

Boarding Houses.

Atkins John, 7 Winter
Adams Mary, 6 Kneeland place
AtwcU Ann, 7S7 Washington
Baldwin Mary, 41) Purchase
Barry Thos. P. N. .3.5 High
Bigelow H., 4.'-. Lowell
Blake Sarah, 17 Lynde
Brigham James M. 1 Bnmstead pi-
Brown George, 374 Commercial
Carlisle Sarah, 8 La Grange pi.
Colbv O. v., 10 Hanover
Crosby H. 48 Portland
Cushin" John S. T., 101 Summer
Cutter Ruth, til Somerset
Denley G. Jlrs. 5 Nashua
Dilloway Elizabeth Mrs. 8 Masoa
Dow Charlotte, iKJ Purchase
Ebert Francis, 7 Hanov., (German)
Farwell F. P. ;!4 Portland[Montg.pl.
Fay Jlary P. Jlrs. iO Brom. & 10
Fletcher A. K. ."(i Friend
Fletcher S., 1 Otis place
Griffln George, :il Brattle
Hall Sally, 7 Franklin
Harvey Sarah E..'?0 Pearl, cor. High
Huckins Stephen, 445 Washingtou
Hunt Charlotte, 18 Billerica
Jones Louisa, .5 Mason
Kendall S. B., S Morton place
Kent Lewis, 4-' High
Ladd D. P. 18 Hanover
Lewis David P. 71C Washington
Marble F., 12 Howard
May Catherine, Kil Court
May PamcUa, 4 AUston
Norris John, 18 Franklin place
Parker Caroline, 204 Hanover
Plimpton Alice, 22 La Grange pL
Randall H. U Nashua
Ripley Wm. Z. i>i Bedford
Shattuck Abel B. 11 Channing
Sanborn W. 4!) High
Sirovich Luigi, 408 Coml. (Italian)
Taft Samuel J. 17 Franklin place
Webb Jerusha, 2 Bowdoin
Welch F. G. 0 Morton pi.
Wentworth M. 30 Green
White Joseph, Bedford, c. Lincoln
White Ruth, 110 Hanover
Young WilUam, 30 Brattle

Boats.

Cragin D., Broad, c. Belmont
Gammon K Tobev, Foster's wf.
Holbrook S;iml. fi.. New, n. Mav'k
Mahonev & Horgan, Sumner
Winde & Clinkard, Battery wharf
Wiusor Edward 14 Commercial wf.

Bonnets and Straw Goods.

Austin David, 210 Washington
Austin Milton, 203 Washingtoa
Bassett I. M., 601 Hanover
Benner Henry J'r., 20 Hanover
Blair L., 18(1 Hanover
Bowkcr J. P. Jr. Ift3 Washington
Brigham J. B. 137 Court
Carpenter O. St W., 48 Jlilk
Driggs L. S. 24 Hanover
Ellis Francis D. & Co. 64 Kilby
Fales & Aldrich 38 Milk
Fish M. W. 48J & 49 Hanover
FoUet & Richardson, 67 Milk

Fullarton Jacob Jr., .'il} Hanover
Gav Thomas, 118 Hanover
(HiSrpe 1,. A. 170 Wash, (up stairs)
Harrington S. & J. & Co, 60 Milk
Heckle Win., .51 Hanover
Kellev /... Ill Milk
Knowltnii Win., 44 Milk
Lee Jinus W. Jk Co. (K Kilbv
Littleiiild A. A. 227 Washington
Partridge A. .t Co., LOl Washington
I'ine J. A. .V, Ilmiover
Prescott Brothers. 23 Milk
Reiniek N. J. 176 Hanover
Iteinick A. & (^o., :!01 Washington
King n. G. 17 Hanover
Ripley S. W. & Co. 10 Hanover
Roberts A. J. 140 Hanover
Ross G. F. 317 Washington
Springer J. S. & Co, 22 Hanover
Stone Wm. H. Tivm. opp. Con. Hall
Stowell Austin C. II Milk
Thayer J. S. 110 Hanover
Teiinev Brothers. 0 Milk
Walker H. W. .5.57 Washington
White's Bonnet Booms, .3y~Uanov'r
Wood C. T. 48 Cambridge

Bonnet Makers &/ Pressers.

Blake JiTc'iniah, 3(;o< Washington
Cutler J-uiio Jr. .5 Hanover
Claflin Vim. H. G7 Milk
Day Warren, r.I47Wash [hat pres'r)
Norton J. 17 Wilson's lane, (straw
Partridge A. & Co.. 201 Washington
Sh.iw & Blake .375 Washington
Thompson Lewis, 7 Hanover
Tittany L. H. 179 Washington
Warren Ralph, 92 Court

Bookbinders.

Abbott J. II. 10 Washington
Adams & White, 91 Washington
Bradley Benj. & Co. 57 Washington
Briggs George W. 376 Washington
Cl.aVfc Chas. B. 18 Harvard pi.
Copeland R. M. '7 Consress
Damrell .% Mnnir, IC Devonshire
Dean & Co. IJ \V:,t.r, p. Dovonsliire
Dean Jeremiili, 1 1 Water
Eavrs & Fairbanks, 1.36 Washinston
Goldsmith Seth, S6 Court, c. Howard
Gane H. A. 27 Cornhill
Guardenier John, 1"4 Washington
Hill W. H. & Co. 32 CornhiU
Kitfield Henry, 116 Wash.
Lillie Henry A. 24 Wilson lane
Long J. F. 21 Comhill
J^ow P., School c. Washineton
JIcAdams Brothers, 120 Wash.
Meston J. J. 6 Water
Roberts J. G. & Co. 8 Water, c. Dev.
Ripley J. W. CornhiU
Seidensticker J. Alhena!um,Beac'n
Simonds J. R. 75 Court
Stanwood W. F.&U. J. L., I5 Water
Stimpson Charles, 106 Washington
Strong Geo. F. 81 CornhiU
Ulman Wm. 1 Franklin avenue
Warner Geo., r. 39 Washington
Waterman J. H. over 362 Wash.
WiUiams G. W. G. 26 School

Booksellers & Publishers.

Adams George, 91 Washington
Bowles Leonard C. Ill Washington
Bradburv & Guild, 120 Washington
Briggs G'eo. W. 376 Wash.
Brodhead J. A. 3 CornhiU [Cornh'I
Burnhara & Brother (Antique) 60
Butfum J. 11 CornhiU
Clapp Ebenezer Jr. 184 Washington
Clapp Otis, 23 School
Colesworthy D. C. .54 CornhiU
Cottrell Geo. W. & Co.. 64 CornhiU
Crocker & Brewster, 47 Wash.
Crosby & Nichols. Ill Washington
Davis" Roht. S. S: Co. 120 Wash.
Dearborn N , 104 Washington
Donahoe I'atrick, 3 Franklin
Dow James B. i;!8J Washington
Drake S. G. (antiquarian) .56 Corn.
Fetridge & Co., 15 State & 72 Wash.
Farwell S. T. (Mass. Bible Dep.)15
Fisher .% Brother, 71 Court [Coruh.
Fitz & Hobbs, 120 Washington
Flinn Charles E. 473 Washington
Fowle Wm. B. 120 Washington
Fowlers * Wells, 142 Wash.
Francis .Joseph H. 128 Washington
French James, 78 Washington
Gay A. R. 1.30 State
Gill Caleb & Co., 145 Broadway
Gleason F., Museum bdg., Trcmont
Gould & Lincoln, ,59 Wash.
Greene, B. II. 124 Washington
Hickman J. E., llj School
Hill Wm. II. .<t Co. .32 CornhiU
Heath William, 79 CornhiU
Hiller Thomas Jr., 152 Hanover
Ide L. N. 13Si Washington (maps)
Jenks, Ilicklfng & Swan, 131 Wash.
Jewett John P. & Co. 17 & 19 CornhiU
Kidder & Cheever, 20 CornhiU
King David P. 82 Washington

IJttle k Brown, 112 Washington
Light Gen. W. 3 Comhill
Marsh Uila. 2/; Comhill
Marvin T. It 42 Congress
Ma«H. S. S. Dep., C. C. Denn,13Com.
Rlasree James 1'. 15 Wash. (Metho-
dist Book Depository.)
Mooney Patrick, 27 Franklin
Miinroe fc Francis. Dev. c. Spring L
Monroe J. & Co. 1.34 Wasbim.'ton
Mussey B. B. & Co., 2!) Comhill
New England S. S. Dep. 79CornhUl
Perkins Oliver L. 62 Comhill
Phillips, Sampson & Co., 1 10 Wash.
Rami (i. C. * Co. .3 CornhiU
Redding X- Co. 8 St.itc
Reynolds Wm. J. & Co. 24 CornhiU
Raymond Joseph P. I05 Hanover
SadUer D. & J. & Co. VJK Federal
Shattuck Brothers, l'_'7J Ilanovcr
Simpkins S. G. 124 Wa.shington
Soinerby R., 204 Hanover, n. Prince
Stimpson (Charles, 106 Washington
Strong C. D., 1 CornhiU [CornhiU
S. S. (Am.) Dopositorv, H. Hovt, 9
Sweeney Thomas, 3 Tj. S. Hotel
Tallis J. & Co.. 6!i Hanover,— U. A.

Brown, iigent
Tappan & Whittcmore. 114 Wash.
Tewksburv W. P. ,362 Wash.
Ticknor VVm. D. & Co., 13,5 Wash.
Tompkins Abel, 4iJConiiri [Cornh.
Tract (Am.) Rooms, Seth Bliss, 1!8
Usher James M. .37 CornhiU
Veazie William, 70 CornhiU
Waitc Charles, 56 CornhiU
Walker Thomas O. 68 CornhiU
Wentworth H. 86 Washingt'n (ag't)
W'hipple S. K. & Co. 100 Wash.
Whittemore Thomas. 37 CornhiU
Wilkins, Rice & KendaU, li; Water
Wood F. G. 17 State (commission)

Publications.
Adams & Symmes, "2.3 State
Adams J. A., 77 Cambridge
Berrv W. & Co. '23 State
FeK-iilge & Co., 15 State & 72 Wash.
Flinn C. E., 443 Washinaton
Hanscom S. S., 47 Cambridge
Hiller Thomas Jr., 152 Hanover
Hotchkiss & Co., 13 Court
Light Geo. W., 3 CornhiU
OchsKUian, fi"*! Washington
Palfrey & Co. 103 Wash.
Redding & Co., 8 State
Safford E.. Maverick sq., E. B.
Spencer Wm. V. 16 State
Skinner H. B., 11 Comhill
Watson Georae 64 Leveret
Woodward Geo. W. C51 Wash.

Boot, Shoe, and Leather
Dealers. ( ^nohsaie.)

Adams Aaron, 37 N. Market
Ager Solomon. 25 Shoe & Leather
Allen, Ilanis, & Potter, 57 & 59 Pearl
Alley John B., IS Blackstone
Atherton S. & Co. 25 Br'd &39 Cen'l
Baker B. F. & Co. 73 Pearl
Ball & Brigham. 34 Kilbv
Batcheller T. & E. 67 Pearl
BatcheUer B.L. 8 Ilitchborn Bl.
Beamis T. W. 21 Fulton
Beals S. H., 49 & 51 Pearl
Belcher L. & W. S.35 Central
Blake S. Jr.. 55 Pearl
Blanchaid L. & I., 14 Clinton
Boardman C. 40 Central [Leath.
Bowker & Phipps. 21 & 23 Shoe &
Boyd S. & Corev, 13 Elm
Bovd J. M. & T. 13 Elm
Br.idford H. S. & Co. II Central
Bragg A. & Co., 11 Fu'.ton
Bragg Fowler, 8 Blackstone
Brooks & Saunders. 7 Hichbom B.
Bryant Seth, 76 Pearl
Bucknam J. C. 52 Fulton
Bucknam & Converse, 33 N. Market
Burrage Wm. & Co. 96 North
Butters Albert H. 23 Shoe & Leath.
Carroll Chas. H. "1 Pearl
Chase, Gibson .% Co. 5 & 7 Doane
Cheney Ira, 3 Shoe & Leather
Childs, imis, & Rising, 41 & 43 Pearl
Chipman John, 2 Blackstone
Claflin A. & Co. 94 North
Claflin Lee. 19 Shoe & Leather
Claflin William, 19 Shoe & Leather
Cobb Baxter, 21 Elm
Cobb Henry. 7 Fulton
Comstock \\'m. H. 100 North
Cot C. * SI., 26 * 28 Central
Curtis Abner, 51 Pearl
Curtis J. B. 30 N. Market
Daggett K. L., 29 Kilhy
Darnels J. P. 2" Shoe * lyoather
Damon S. G. & Co., 77 & 79 Black'e
Davenport S. D. * Son, 92 North
Dowlev Levi A. & Co. 61 & 63 Pearl
Dunbar & Brothers, 23 Fulton
DuBois G. E. .50 Pearl [Pearl

Emerson, Cochrane & Co. 68 and 70
Estabrook J. A. Mer. row c. North

184

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Fairbanks, Drury & Co. 34 Broad
Faxon F. E., 53 N. Market
Fay F. L. 51 Fulton
Felt & Roed 27 Shoe & Leather
Field E. & I. 63 Fulton
Field Pearson H. & Co. 172 Wash.
Flint Charles P. 11 Central
Foeg & Burhank, 9 Central
Forbush & Fowle 9 Shoe & Leath.
Frost & Co. 10 Blackstone
Frye E. A., 87 Fulton
Gay Eben F. 41 Merchants' row
Gilmore, Harwood & Co. 77 Pearl
Goddard & Adams, 05 Pearl
Gould J. M., 71 Fulton
Gould T. R., 71 Fulton
Gross J. & Co. 8 Clinton
Guild C. & Sons, 16 Blackstone
Guild, White & Co. 40 N. Market
Hale Arteinas 7 Hitchborn Blk.
UarttJohn,32 Elm
Hill & Converse, 34 N. Market
Hobbs Isaac & Co. C.5 Fulton
Hodges, Hersey & Co. 12 Elm
Holbrook A. & Co. 44 Fulton
Hood George, 38 Fulton ' . ,,
Hosum, Bailey & Durgin, /3 North
Hunt David, 14 & 16 Central
Hunt & Lane, 12 Elm
Hunt Moses & Co. 33 Fulton
Hunt Thomas, 21 Central
Hutchins James R., 40 Central
Johnson Geo., 39 Shoe & Leather
Jones F., 74 Pearl
Jones L. S. 4 Blackstone
Jones N. & Co., 72 Pearl
Keen & Kennedy, 64 & 66 1< ultoa
Keith C. E., 7 Shoe & Leather
Keith H. R., 55 Pearl
Kimball J. B. & Co. 75 Pearl
King P. C. & H. 3 Shoe & Leather
Kinc Enos, 13 Shoe & Leather
Leeds Henry, 10 North
Lindslev & Shaw, 24 Central
Littlefield J. & Co., 59 Fulton
Mann L. & S., 53 Fulton
Manny & Weld, 67 Pearl ,

Massey S.T). 81 & 83 Fulton
Masury,Sterling&Co.,7 Uitchb'n bl'k
Moore John E. 39 Fulton
Montgomery & Co., 88 North
Morrison Daniel, 7 Hitchborn bl'k
Murdock Wm. C, 32 & 34 Fulton
Nash Ahner P. & Co., 95 FuUou
Nash, French, & Co. 42 Fulton
Newhall George, 6 Centi-al
Page Frederick A. 121 Clinton
Palmer, KimbaU & Co. 45 Slioe & L'r
Perkins V/m. R. 2 Blackstone
Poland & Converse, 33 & 36 N. Mark.
Porter Charles, .53 Pearl
Potter E. 81 Fulton
Baddin Thomas, Jr. 30 Broad
Reed & Bryant, 78 Pearl
Bhodes T. M. 67 Fulton
Richards & Hunt, 27 Central
Robinson R., 19 Fulton
Rogers John H. 11 Tremont row-
Russell Levi F. 6 Blackstone
Saunders F. W. 49 Fulton
Silvester N., 0 Blackstone (patterns)
Spaulding B. P. & Co. 102 North
Stoddard A. 32 N. M'ket, B't macuf
Stetson Caleb 25 Broad
Stone J. S. 13 Shoe & Leather
Strong A., 30 & 32 Central
Tapley Amos P. & Co. 15&]7Ccntl.
Taylor David & Co. 68 & 70 Pearl
Thayer E. B. 21 Central
Thayer E. F. E., 48 N. Market
Thayer George L. 40 Central
Townsend & Mallard, 45 ft 47 Pearl
Tucker James Jr., 40 & 48 Pearl
Tucker & Lester, 45 Fulton
Tucker ^Vales, 49 I^carl
Tyler C. M. 73 Fulton
Vaughn Joseph 32 Elm
Vaughn Stetson 32 Elm
Viall John, 19 Fulton
Vose & Southland, 2 Blackstone
Wales T. C. & Co., 19 Broad, e. Centl.
Warren .1. & Son, 15 Shoe Sl Leather
Walker S. & Co., 40 Fulton
Webb T. C. & Co. 79 Fulton
Webster & Co. 39 North Market
Webster Cliarles W. 32 Elm
Wcstcott J. & Son, 34 Kilby
Wheeler James H. & Co.«&8ContI.
Whitney Joseph & Co. .'IS & 40 Pearl
Whitney Ebenezer, 71 Fulton
Williams Isaac, 29 Kilbv
Willis George W., 34 S: 36 Central
Wymon Abel, 40 Fultou

Retail.

Allen Lewis E. 171 Wash.
Alden fc Norris, 121 Hanover
Alden k Mavo, V'V, Hanover
Allen Wm. VV. I Market sqimro
Allen Wm. H. .V.) Cambridge
Appleton C. 'I'. P. 5''. Hanover
Aycrs Oliver E. llannvcr. c. Union
Baker .Tohn, 10!t Hanover
Baker Joseph, Broadway, r. B

Bell Theo. H. 155 Washington
Benari J. 553 Washin^on
Blanev I). H. 2 Maverick sq.
Braekett R. 187 Hanover
Carlton D. F. 297 V/ashington
Caliill James, 266 Commercial
Carleton Robert H., 139 Hunover
Castle Alfred, 40 Cambridge
Clement Theodore, 54 Hanover
Coburn Charles, 55 Court
Colburn H.& Co. 40 Merchants row
Colrnan N. H. & Co. 52 N. Market
Cook C. W., 102 Commercial
Crocker Joseph, 3 Fleet
Crosby Anthony, 130 Hanover
Cummiskey M. 69 Mcrrimao
Curtis J. Fourth n. C
Darnon S. G. & Co. 77 Blackstone
Dvke Wm. 21 Union
Edney George P. 109 Cambridge
Eldriclge Elisha D. 4S N. Market
Ellrns Archibald, 94 Turnpike
Emerson G. & Son, 189 Broadway
Estabrook J. A. Mer. row, c. North
Farrington J. G. .397 Washington
Foson F. E., 53 North Market
Field Pearson H. & Co. 172 Wasli.
Field S. R. 3 Maverick square E. B
Folsom Frederick, 449 Washington
Goldthwait Joseph L. 198 Hanover
Goldthwait D. E. 132 Hanover
Greene J. H. 157 Court
Greenwood S. D. 585 Wash.
Groves Isaac, 202 Broad\yay, cor.

Dorchester
Haley Michael 101 Fourth
Hayden Charles, 545 Washington
Haynes W. F. 48 Hanover
Hobart J. 351 Washington
Holmes Richard, 142 Hanover
Holton Lemuel, 79 Court
Holton Samuel S.43 Court
HortonHenry, 12 Clinton
Houghton Wm. S. 93 Court
Hubbard J. Geo. & Co. 471 Wash.
Huntress 0. 5 North
Hyde Henry, 181 Hanover
KimbaU John, 43 Tremont row
Lamkiii & Co., 125 Court
Learnard Wm. H. 10 Marshall
Leeds Henry, 10 North
Lefler C. 152 Court
Mansfield & Kcmp,89 &91 Hanover
Martin & Robbins, 124 Broadv/ay
Marvin & Brewer, 45 Hanover
McDavitt J. N. 115 Court
Moore Jacob F. 25 Merrimac
Moseley T. E. 202 Washington
Nfwcomb Norton & Son, 114 Hanov.
Newell J. A. 401 Washington
Norton Chas. T. 2 & 4 Merc'ntile wf.
Odell Alvin V., 087 Washington
Perkins J. H. 5 Lewis
Persons A. A., 27 Cambridge
Poor Samuel, Jr. 35 Cambridge
Porter Warren, 182 Hanover
Pray John F. 107 Washington
Reed John, 261 Washington
Bice I. M. 10 School
Richardson Jackson. Mayerick sq.
Roundy John P. 3 Sea
Rogers John H. 11 Tremont row
Sibley Solomon, 7 Court
Simonds George, 45 W. Canton
Smith Geo. P. Purchase cor. Peart
Strong George 0. 619 Washington
Strong J. 477 Washington
Swett Silas, 372 Washington
Taylor Julius, 122 Broadway
Thayer E. F. E. 48 N. Market
TirrellE.C. 26 North
Topham John, Broadw. c. Turnp.
Trescott E. Jr. 413 Washington
Turner Chas. A. 218 Hanover
Turner Geo. E. 61 Merrimac
Tuttlc H. II. 31 Tremont row
Wallace & Sons 430 Wash. & 90 C'rt
Wallis Francis B. 79 Washington
Weld John, 412 Washington
Wenzell Henry, 180 Washington
White Charles G. G81 Washington
Whittredge T. J. 157 Federal and

103 Sea
Wiswell A. 77 Broad
Wiswell D. W. 33 Merchants' rotr
Young Charles, 4,10 Waehingtou

Boot and Shoe Makers.

Adams .Joseph K. 7 I'inckncy
Anderson II. M. 6 Theatre alley
Baker Nelson, Norfolk av.
Barker Charles, 24 Carver
Barrett Thomas, 9 Bedford
Bartholmesz (}. 545 Washington
Bisbce Randall, 29 School
Blake William, 6 Bedford
Brigham 1). 'JCt Green
Brown Augustus,! Winter
Colby M. L. 62J Myrtle
Cleary Wm. 647 Wash.
Colburn James F. jr., 17 Salem
Collier Wm. Suflblk.n. S. Williamj
Converse B. M; 69 Comhill
Crockett G. B. 18 Howard

Cummiskey M. 69 Merrimac
Dailey Thomas, Meridian
Desmond Michael, 132 Purchase
Donagan W. 105 North
Donalcy I'. 504 Washington
Doreev Jas. Broad, c. Batterymarch
Dowlinp E. 30 Sumner
Drake Geo., Allen, c. Blossom
Durand Benj. A'^ine c. Blossom
Eckert Valentine, 75 Summer
Edwards A. 75 Chambers
Ellms A. 94 Turnpike, near 4th
Field George, 9!t Sudbury
Flynn John, 86 Broad
Fortenbaeher F. 53 May
Foster R. & J., 7 Causeway
Garden John, 64 Harrison av.
Gallagher J. 8 Broadway
Gerrish Timothy, Stoddard c. Court
Goldthwait Jos. G.3 Brattle sq.
Harley Wm., 81J Hanover
Hargrave J. 293 Washington
Harlow Ivory, Meridian, op. Wesley
Hanington Solomon, 15 Water
Hill John, 155 Endicof
Hesz Andrew, 17 Franklin place
Holmes I. S. 220.V Washington
Howe Marcus, 41 Beach
Hoyt David K. 4 Belknap
Jenkins Wm. 80 Cambridge
Jordan Wm. Jr ,102 Harrison av.
Kareher Christian, 218 Broadway
Larabce John, 150 Broadway, n. C
Leach Eliab, 46 Devonshire
Learned Grant, 1 Jackson pi.
Leear Henry, .559 Washington
Loskey A. 1 Water
Lincoln Peter, 56 Turnpike
Marden David, 156 Salem
Marchant J. F. .52 Sumner E. B.
McCormack Patrick, .30 Merrimac
McDougall Janjes, opp. 57 Warren
McUueen;y D., 97 Federal
Mullen John, Turnpike, c. Silver
Murphy John, Sumner
Myers F., Sudbury, c. Portland
Nelson D. 4 Fleet
Parshley J. S. Broadway n. Tump.
PennimanJ.T.36Devonshire,n.Mill:
Pearce F. W.,143 Merrimac
Power James, 67 Pleasant
Richardson James, 227 Tremont
Rimbach John, 478 Washington
Roffe M. e Bedford
Ruby C. 851 Eliot
Schauls J., 'Broadway
Schayer John, 44 Congress
Sinnett Wm., 220 Ann
Tomlinson James, 532 Washington
Turner James, 303 Tremont
Tyler Asa, 16 Tremont
Vmal P. Carver, near Pleasant
Wade A. r. 204 Washington
Waitt Isaac B. 5 School
Waitt Jacob, 76 Cambridge
Wilson Wm., Green, c. Staniford

Ladies' S/ioe Makers.
Bateman & Williams, 3 Bromfield
Haskell J. C. 198 Washingt'n (boots)
Knott James, 29 Bromtield
Knott Robert, 16 School
Osborn J. J. & Son, 2 Bedford

Boot Counter Makers.

Dunham E. B. 121 Clinton
Hall A. J. 39 Ferry
Hall B. Y. 40 N. Market

Boot Crimpers.

Boos J. 5 Market sq.

Briesler G. M. 39 Fulton

Emerv John, 17 Haverhill

Read "J. M.5 Gerrish bl.(machin'ry)

Smith Charies, 33 E.RR. wharf (tr'r;

Staab Charles, 130 Federal

Tucker John E. 17 Haverhill

Botanic Medicines.

Abbot J. & B. F. (Thomp.) 140 Hnn-
Byrnes E. Mrs. 10 Howard [over
Chapman Jonas W. 6 Salem
Cheever Joseph, 78 Tremont
Clark & Crocker, 382 Washington
Humphrey H. 114 Fourth n. B
Jackson Joseph, 102 Court
Jenkins S. 2.50 Broad
Johnson Wm. r. 47 Hanover
Kellcy J. C. 271 Tremont
Mills F. 87 Pleasant
TttVlorT.K. 3 Hanover
AVrtson Geo. W. 18 Contral
Wilson B. O. & G. C. IS Central

Botanic Physicians.

Abbot J. & B. F. 1(0 Hanover
Chnpman Jonas W. 8 Salem
(Jhcever Joseph, 78 Tremont
Clork J. J. 6lv: Hanover
Clark Wm. ;W2 Washington
Darling E. I N. Margin
Huniphny H. 114 Fourth
Jackhon Joseph, 102 Court
Kclley J. C. 271 Tremont
Mo.son J. D. 114 Court
Porter Alfred R. 11 Washington

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

185

Skinner H. B. 11 Washington
Snow A. 1(1'! Pincknov
TiiylorT. ICSlluiiovVr

Brass Finishers.

Fcssendcn P. R. Andovcr
CJrundv & Brothers, •(•.' Devonshire
Morse & Fletcher, -14 Congress
Nolan Wm. S Heueli
Puller A. U. ',) Water & "I Devonsh.

Brass Founders.

I?Tram R. J. L'l Rlackstone
Gavett A.J. 1:3 Hawkins
Hooper H. N. & Co. 24 Commercial
Howard S. & J. W.. cor. H & Tth
Litchfield D., Lewis, E. B.
Locke & Cordwell, Uurrett n Fult'n
Morse & Fletcher, 44 Congress
Pierpont W. A. .* Co. Har-ison av.c.

Blake c!. — warehoise 4L' Water
Plant Robert, Albany cor. Curve
Revere Copper Co. ii" State
Robinson G. W. & Co. Richmond
Robinson T. P. (i Haverhill
Sinclair Thomas, 'J'M Commercial
Stevens & Josseljn, A street

Brewers.

Cox H. F. & Co., 2d, n. D
Boston Beer Co. 47 Broad
Cook Wni. W. 25 Central
Tremont Brewery, (i'J Broad

Brokers, ship.

Rartol Geo. J. oi)p. 51 India
Biiniey C. J. F. 25 Uoane
Brown Vernon 5 Merch. Exchange
Bruce Benjamin. 'JO India
Cabot Edward, 40 State
Cheney J. H.& Co. 4 India
navis. Dyer & Co. 5 Long wharf
Deslion James, 23 India
\ Dow John R. & Co. 130 State
■ Foster Robert & Co., 4S India
( Frnzar A. A. S Merchants' Ex.

Frothingham N. F. 25 Long wliarf
Gutman Joseph & Co., 2-5 Doane
Hamlen Nathaniel, 85 State
Haskell Thos. H. 22 Long wf.
Judson & Co. 3 Long wliarf
Mayhew Natlianiel, TO State
Merritt Jerome, 3 Long wharf
Peiikes W ni. & Co. Ihs s^tate
Savage Charles T. 3 Citv wharf
Sillowav, Calef & Co. 5 Commercial
Stinson S. G. 22 Long whart'
Winsor Nathan'l. Jr. State c Broad

Merc/tandise.
Alline 'Wm. 4(; Chatham
Aspinwali Augustus, (>S Broad
Bagnall Thos. 34 Doane
Bond George W. 55 Kilby
Bradford Wm.B.7Broad ,%34 Doane
Bnidshaw F. F. S City wharf
D'Wolf J. L. 2S India
Field Edward L. 5 Commercial
Fisk Josiah, 4 Liberty sq.
G.ige B. 5 Congress
Harris John S. 19 India
Hart S. Rowland, 5« Wash.* estate
Hartshorn J. & Son, 130 Jlilk (eott'n)
Hill, Sears & Co. 21 Com'l wf.
Hill I. S. !I2 State
McLellan & Emmons, li' India
Packard*: Freeman, .lOKilby (cot'n)
Pennii.iiin A. P. L'.s India
Scott Robert, 75 Kilby, (cotton)
Searle George & Co. 5I> Water
Seaver Georse, Gl Water, (cotton)
Sullivan J. %V. 23 Long wf.
Turell Brothers, 92 State
Wakefield C. 21 Commercial
W'eld Aaron D. 127 State
\v iMiams A. 4 Central wharf
Williams Robert, 4 Central wharf

Dnt.s:.
Barrett Samuel, 92 State
Edmands J. 1,. 23 India
Hamilton Edward, 3 Long wharf
W'ood A. 24 Broad
Wood C. A. S: Co., 5 Chatham row

Specie.
Burnett & Co. .SS State
Dodd J. M. 88 State
Ellis J. S. 16 State
Evans A. H. 7 State
Evans B. S. 6:3 State
Gooding & Co. 12 State
Hlotiey.
Baker Freeman, 11 Salem
Carley H. D. 1 l,jcenm Building
CummiuL'S J. R. iUJ Union
Ferdinand J. F. State, c. Exchange
Goo Iwin E. 17 Brattle sq.
Hill Calvin A. 14 Wilson lane
Jenkins A. 23 Sudbury
Jones Wm. 108 Sudliury
Kclley J. 1'5 Sudburv
Lanslev Wm. II Wilson lane
Lcland" J. D. 19 Salem

—

Merrill * Sarsent, IC. Brattle sq.
Mescrve II. '1\ (W Ilayinarkct «q.
Moore J L. 7 Brattle sq.
Peirce A. A. (iO Ulack^tonc
Kayner Jiicol) S. ICneeland.c.IIud'n
Rnsstll & Co., 4 Brattle sq.
Rolian F. Ii Uraltlc sip
Torrev & Sniitli, 1(1 linittle sq.
Wallace A. II Brattle siiuare

Rf.al E<itate.
Adams Seaver, 5 Exchange
Ba.\ter A. G. 5 Exchange
Beal Madison, 5 Exchange
Blake & .Vvcrv, 8 Congress
Blaucy Tlios K. 4 Wilson
Bowkcr D. 137 Hanover
Brett Charles. 4 Wilson lane
Clapp J. B. & Sou, Portland c. Sudb.
Clark U. J. 51 Court
Coverly S. 5 Exchange
I)awe8"iIenry,5A Exchange
Dudley (ieo. P. Winthrop blk. E.B.
Dunbar J. D. 5 Exchange
Eaton Ebeuezer, 5 Exchange
Eaton lA-muel P. 5 Exchange
Evans B. S. (J3 State
Ferniild II. B. 1 Joy's building ■
Ford J. E. 8 Congress
Francis C. T. 14 Xiles' building
Fuller Samuel 1). 4 Wilson lane
Gilley J. E. M.8Con",ess
Gooclnow & Davis, 4 Wilson lane
Goddard G. W. 4 Wilson lane
Greenwood Ira, 14 Exchange
Hall Adin.SConsress
Hammond J. 15 Congress
Hart S. R. (! State
Hassa(n John,5\ Exchange
Hawkes T. B. 10 Exchange
Ilolbrook D. 2i Scf»l lay's building
Hogins Asa B. 4 Wilson lane
Hyde II. N. 8 Congress
Jackson F. Brazer's build. 27 State
Lerow L. 31 State
May Wm. B.9State
Maynard J. W. 5 Congress
Sleacham Geo. 9 State
ileyer B. 8 Joy's building
Jlclntire Charles, 5 Exchange
Monroe N. 2 Devonshire
Nichols Henry, 60 State
Norris H. A. 9 State
Page Taylor, 17 Brattle sq.
Proctor George B. 218 Fourth
Porter J. L. 4 Wilson lane
ll;(ndall O. G. 59 State
Rice Samuel, 9 State
Ridgway Jol>n W. 9 State
Sargent Gilman, 4 Wilson lane
Severy iSI . 4 Wilson lane
Shattiiek William, 5 Exchange
Spear John I. 8 Congress
Starkweather E. C. 5 Congress
Stoddard L. T. 21 State
Toothill Wm. 70 State
Varnum Wm. 14 Exchange
Veazie Joseph A. 78 State
Wallace A. 11 Brattle square
Wellington J., 4 Wilson lane
Wheeler S G. 7 Change av.
Wliittemore B. F. 54 Exchange

Stock and Exchange.
Adams Ashur, 5 Exchange
Adams Seaver, 5 Exchange
Andrews Henry, rear4-s St.ite
Appleton J. Warren, 17 State
Ashley O. D. 47 State
Bancroft E. P. 9 Niles' building
Beck William,! Change ave.
Blake, Ward & Co. 4 State c. Wash.
BoUes .Matthew, 90 State
Brewster, Sweet & Co. 76 State
Brodhead D. D. 27 State
Brown B. Jr. ,5(i State
Brown C. S..5() State
Brown Joseph M. 92 State
Brown Stephen & Sons, 40 State
Center John, 2 Niles' building
Clark J. W. & Co. -4 State
D.avenport Beiiianiin, 15 Congress
Degrand P. P. (■". 9 Congress
Dodd J. M. s^ Sl-.ite
Farlev Robert, 24 State
Fillebrown H. R. 7 Exchange
Fiske J. N. 4 Coniress
Fletcher Geo. N. & Co. Merch'ts Es
Foote L. Si E.xchanse
Gill)ert & Sons, .36 State
Gorham F., 47 State
Grant E. B. 1 Change av.
Hall .\ndrew, 51 Exchange
Hay ward .* Dorr, 'i".! State
Head & Perkins, 45 State
Healey Mark, (iii State [Exchange
Henshaw Samuel & Son. 4 .Merch.
Hinklev Noali & Co. |(t Exchange
Ilomer'W. H. .'U Court
Hubbard A. D. 5 Niks' building
Jenuincrs Levi, j; Exchange
Johnson Benj. 4 Jov's building
Keith Wm. W. 24 State
Lee & Higdnson, 47 State
Libbey J."B. 51 E."cchange

Lobrlell Thoman J. .3 Merch- Ex.

.Martin Joseph G. 7 State

Mav John W.iKI State

.Mclntire.Ior:n. I" State

Al'iid Samuel 0. 1 Niles" buildiog

Mnnroe Edmiin<l.2X State

Pickering II. W. 48 State

I'ickerlng J. iH Suite

Pratt George W. 4 SufTolk building

Puoulull Otis G. 59 State

K'lV i: W. 39 Court

Kiel' 11,'nrv, -28 State

liichar-lson Royal, •J9t State

Sewall Thomas R. .V.) State

Sheafe C. C. rear 48 Stale

Solcv J. J. *S State

Stoddard L. T. 21 State

Stone Mil Cornhill

Tenncy B. F. 3 State

Thacher G. .M. over Mass. Bank

Thayer .John E. & Bro. 28 State

Torrev Charles, 4 Liberty sq.

Tvler"J. S. & W. C. 1 & 2 Suftolk b'ld.

W*aitt Ilenrv,4 State

Wetherhee John Jr. 29 State

■Wetheibee Wm. & Co. '29 State

Wheelock .1. B. 4 Devonshire

Wheeler Joseph, 2 Chanee avenue

Whitney & Peabodv. 47 State

Williams Eliiihalet",72 State

Williams S. G. 78 State

Willis & Co. 25 Stiite

Win slow Henj. rear 48 State

W'ood & Thompson, 14 Exchange

Brush Dealers.

Adams John J. 90 Washington
Doane Ilemau S. 49 Water
llar\ev & Burtons, 15 Exchange
McLaughlin & Colbi\m, 28 Exch'ge
Skilton George, 49 Water
Stratton, Sherrift'& Co. 22 Exchange

Building Materials.

[See Doors, Blinds, &c.]

Button Dealers.

Bumham, Welton & Co. 68 ICilby
Foster D. J.. % Co. 48 Milk
Uorton L. B. & Co. 5(1 Milk

Cabinet Makers.

Babhs J. S. L. (antiq.), 6.V Albany bk
Briggs Seth, 5 Province
Lord, Buist & 23 Merrimac
Crawford Henry, 79 Salem
Crosby Charles W. 7 Boylston
Delano Geo. II. Turnpike n Fourth
Dexter G. M. 81 Albany block
Doe John S. 9 Haverhill
Durant J. PtM Washington
Fullum Calvih.Charles.c. Pinckney
Greeiileaf James, T^ ler n. Hot. av.
JIalevJ. .1., 121 Fulton
Ham C. W. & Co. 57 Portland [r'ms
Hancock H.K.I167 Wash.fum. warc-
HubbardJ. C. (chairs & settees),.5N3
Ingram (ieo. Wash.c. Dover [Wash.
Jerters E. (antiq.) 3RR blk. Lincoln
Kenney H. .M. k Co., 3 Chambers
Loud Thomas J. 104 Court
Mackic R,, ,57(^ Court
McCloskey Geo. 31 Charlestown
MeCloskey J. 1 Sea
Nye & Billings, 90 Harrison av.
Paisons Wm. .\. 21 Harvard pi.
Perry 1,. M. II linil Road Block
Roberts John, 14 Water
Ross Joseph L. c. Hawkins & Ivers
Rugglcs Dan'l, KH Charles, c. Chest.
Saver .Mathias, Graphic court
Sniith Stephen, 44 Cornhill (desks)
Stevens G. W. 515 Washington
Thaver B., 31 Exchange
Treadwell J. •>:n Atkinson
Treadwell Samuel, Lewis. E. B.
WiUis & .Mitchell, 3 Adams

Cap Makers. ( Chth ^ Fw.)

Gould I.. 43 Merchants' row

H l<el.iisrh F. lS Friend

Klous S. ,<;Co. I_' DiK;k sq.&29Coiirt

Leavitt H., '_".» Hanover

R.av James, 30 Elm

Saroni .\. S. II Elm

Saroni & Co. 'JZ Elm

Shirpsir I.. 175 Washington

Taylor GeorgeM.95J Wash, (visors)

Cards.

Damrell * Moore, 16 Devonshire
Gav .Aanin It l.'Hi State
Haskell .Andrew W. 4 Washington
Holinan Oliver, 124 State
Perkins E. l,amson,124 State

Carpenters and Builders.

Ames .\zel & J. Richmond, n. Uan.
Ames S. .t H. rear VH Woshiugtou
Austin Henry, ftxit Wheeler's court
Aver Thom., Causew. opp. Mer'mac
Bailey Edwin, Wtb^ter

186

MASSACHUSETTS STATE KECORD.

Bagley P. H. River, c. Mt. Vernon
Baldwin Abel, 94 I'ortland
Barker Albion, 102 'I'.yleri
Barker .t Barries, 14 Cbarlcstown
Barker C. & G. HI Beverly
Barron B. F., 77 Charlcstown
Barllett II. Lime c. Kiver
Bartlett Theodore, 7 Hawley
Bates Hiram, (j4 Harrison avenue
Bates J. W., rear 53 Broad
Botes N. N. Broad, cor. I'earl
Bean & Hall, .Meridian, o. Havre
Benson C. T. Union n. Hanover
Boles Warren, Sudbury, c. Portland
Bonney P. HG Friend
Bourn & Leavitt, 7.'> Chailes
Eooyer Samuel, 9 Causeway
Bowers Alonzo, 92 Purtlarnl
Bowkcr A. J. .":irrii-iid
Bowker Dexter, Smith ct.
Bowlcer Kdmuiid, l.'il North
Bowker Thco. P. 70 Piuckney
Bowker & Huft', Tyler n. Ciirve
Brown J. E. & N. Piedmont
Brown Josiah, Beverly c. Travers
Brown S. J. G Odeon av.
Burnham Arthur, ILS Chambers
Burr Theophilus, 17 Blossom
Burr T. Jr. 17 Blossom
Canney Wm., 13 Causeway
Chamberlain David, .Maine wf.
Gary & JNIcDonald, 2d st.
Chandler Dudley, .32G Har. ave.
Chase Chauncey, Hobbs' whaif
Clark D. W., Hudson, c. Kneelnnd
Cotfin P. & Co. 303 Har. av. n. bridge
Collins Walter R. over 11 Moi-shail
Copeland T. 311 Har. av.
Corthell Hosea, 82 Portland
Cudworth S. S. Nashua, o. Causcw.
Cunningham G. H. r. ."iO Wash.
Gushing & Bailey, 273 Broad [Dev.
Gushing & Robie, Gharlestown, c.
Damon Calvin, 32 Tyler
Damon II. 4.3.3 Tremont
Davenport & Bodwell, 16 Hawley
Davies Daniel, Lime
Davis C. B., 7 Chapman pi.
Dearborn J. B. 1 Hawley
Dickson S. 9C.V Portland
Ditson H. 2 Kfawley place
Dockman Stephen, 13 Causeway
Dodd M. S. 1 Hawley place
Dow Daniel, 94 Portland
Drayton & Sanborn, 201 Har. av.
Dunbar M. foot of Pinckney
Dupee Chas. Lancaster
Easterbrook Isaac, G9 Charles
Emerson .Jonathan, Foster place
Emerson J. B. Old Road
Emerson Otis, Fulton court
Emerson Parker, Fulton court
Favor John, Lincoln
Fifield John, IS Haverhill
Fisk Edwin, Sumner
Fitch Jonas, opp. 42 Bedford
Folger J. W. Hudson c. Kneeland
Folsom James C. 12(1 Tyler
Ford D. B. 45 Rutland
French Benj. 22 Carver \

Frost J. O. & J. M. 32 Haverhill
I'uUer Hiram, 23 Exchange
Fuller L. L. Causeway c. Portland
Geary M., 2G5 Broad
Grows D. P., 1134 Cambridge
Graham A., 23 Exchange
Hanson Anthony, omi. .')2 Tyler
Ilartwell & Gillespie, Bumstead ct
Harris Jeremiah, 33 Friend
Haskell Thomas F. r. 7 Belknap
Hathaway Adonirani, foot Pinckn'y
llawkcs Benjamin, 32G Harrison av.
llayden J. AV. 16 Lancaster
Hathaway Nathan, Furnace
Hearsey Nathan, 42 Merrimac
Heath Dana, 20 Charlcstown
Hill Nathaniel, 122 Endicott
Hobart Peter, Jr. 2 Hawley
lloUirook& Morse, Second, n. E
Holland & Grover, 15 Merrimac
Holmes & Goodwin, r. 21 Union
Houston Wm. P. Alliens, n. B
Howard Curtis C, 12>; Tyler
llimhes J. A. 7 Harvard place
limit .lolui, Kneelnnd. n. Tvler
lii;';ills II. P. 35 Lincoln
JarkN.m K. S.,42 .Merrimac
James lieiij. Uioadw. n. Dorchester
Jeiison S. Ttl South Margin
.Tohnson Carver, 65 Friend
Johnson Charles, Cove, n. Beach
Johnson J. A. 17 llnrvard place
■(ohnson Joscpli C Beverly
Konnev H., L'.Vi ISroad
Kent 11. A., 1), c. Sixth
Lane Samuel, 94 Portland
L('»i« A., .Marginal
Lewis Ash, OS Portland
Lincoln Jared, rear 7 Helknap
Lincoln J. L. 17 Hawley
Lincoln L. 19 Hawley
l,ineoln .'!( Taylor, Cliarles, foot May
Litchfield Ira. 65 Friend
Lothrop Ansel, Curve, c. Hudson

Lyford Thomas, 7 Barrett
Mair Alexander, 96 Pdrtland
Slair Thomas, Robinson alley
Marble Jas. S. 217 Harrison avenue
Marshall Samuel, Hudson ii.IIarv'd
Marshall Wm. S Bedford
Marston Otis X. 655 Wash.
>Iason Juli:m (). Charlcstown
Afattiiews W.. 610 Washington
SlrAlrer l'atriek,3 Province
WeKav John, 5 Charlestowu
IMonili S. W. 32 Tvler
Morse & IIo]brook,"2d st.
Moviltcn D.. 00 Endicot
Morion E. 427 Tremont road
JIunroe Henrv, 7 Chapman place
Murray John tL H.iwkins.c. Ivors
Neal Samuel, P.iver, c. Chestnut
Nichols Wm. West Castle
Nonis J. AVest Cedar
Norris .M., Curve, c. Albany
Nowell Geo. Church, c. I'uUer
Oliver John, 33 Friend
Ordway F. J. r. 19 Sudbury
Parsons W. A., 8 Province
Patch F. Travers n. Charlestown
Patten & Moore, Newhein place
Patterson James, 10 Cliapman pi.
Paul & M'Nutt, 441 Tremont
Payson Edwin, 4.37 Tremont
Peiton Chas. B. 126 Tyler
Percy Calvin, Lime, c. River
Peterson & Goodwin, 12 Belknap
Pickett Wm. B., Marginal
Pickering L., Sumner n. Bremen
Pike E. W. Causeway, e. Portland
Pike Geo. S. W\ Portland
Poland D. E. 13 Hawley
Pond Cranston, 7 Harvard
PrattF. L. 16Averv
Pratt O. ,ir., 82 Portland
Pratt & .tudson, 84 Leveret
Prince N. S. 19 Hawley
Proctor John, 2d. n. D
Rankin David, Turnpike
Kaynes Francis, r. 28 Union
Rice Mason A. 14 Sudbury
Robertson John A •■" Albany
Robinson S. 19 Hawley
Rollins Charles, Tvler,n. Oak
Rollins N. F. 303 Commercial
Russell & Pollard, 17 Harvard pi.
Scott George, 847 Wash. n. Arnold
Sears Willard, 1 Joy's building
Seymour F. Charlestown, c.Beverly
Shelhammer A., Second, n. E
Simmons Levi «i Jas. 33 Atkinson
Simmons Seth, Lime, n. River
Slade W. J. 81 Portland
Smith Jeremiah, foot Mt. Vernon
Smith & Gould, 15 Harvard jilace
Sprague M. Second st.
Standish Francis, Albany o. Curve
Standish Moses, 424 Tremont
Starrett John 122 Endicot
Steele A. E. 7 Chapman place
Stimson J. & Co. 35 Portland
Stone Geo. Blossom ct.
Stone jMarshall S. 104 Harrison av.
Stone P. A. 14 Charlestown
SwiftW. A. Hudson, n. Harvard
Tarr & Hall, Creek square
Tate & Robinson, 441 Tremont
Tobey Joseph, Second n. E
Townsend T. 30 Avery
Travers Calvin, 13 Causeway
Tripp & Stevens, 11 HaveriiiU
Turner Job A. & Co. 64 Portland
Vannevar & Lund, 267 Coramerc'l
Vaughn Samuel, Harri'n av. n. the
Virgin Samuel, 57 Union [bridge
Waldron H. 751 Washington
Warner J. R., 130 Tyler
Webber Aaron D. iS Lindall
Weeks D. A. Broadw. n. Dorehest'r
Wells & Farrcn, 35 Causeway
Wheeler .t I'arker, Charles n.Pinck.
Wli.tter J. D.Lancaster
While Al.iiuh. Tyler, n. Oak
Wliitiu ^ Xahuin P. 19 Blossom
Wilder 'Lewis, Favette
WiUeutt Levi, Clark, c. Ann
AVillianig C. C. Second st
Wilson Joseph H. .3.30 Harrison av.
Wood Moses Jr. 14 Hawley
Woodcock Shepherd S., Cove st.

Carpetings.

Ballard k Prince, 7 .t 9 liromlleld
Bates k Goldtliwait,45 Washington
Beebe J. iM., .Morgan & Co. 37 Kilby
liriard.'C Hrcck, 120 Broadway
P.rooks W. P. li. M Blaekstoiie
Childs F. inj Hanover
Doggett John .t Co. 2.34 Washington
Fowle I'arlicr ,1- Sons, 164 Wash.
Knight .Manasseh, 2 '.7 Washington
Martin I'eail, S5 llaimver
N. K. C.irpi'l Co. .31 Ilannver
I'ettes 11. ,^ C(i. i\kW Sunimer
Tniy J.ihn 11.51 Washingtmi
Reu'(l,'(;Stiirtevan(,25J.MilU (painted)
Sliiimwuy .t Co.-, .32 [Janover
Stevens E. C. 239 Washington

Strout & Bradford.I & 2 Holmes bik
Tenny W. P. & Co. Me. R. R. Depot

Carpet Makers.

Cassidv Julia Mrs. r. 1 Hawley
Farnuhi D. .320 Washington
Hutcliinson Mary C. 12 Norfolk pi.

Carriage &/ Coach Builders.

CSce Wheelwrights.]
Eaiiov Enoch, 19 Sudbury
Bartlett K. E. 24 Friend
l;inl 'fhotna.- SL.r.l Eliot
llnMn.url ]■:. U. Turnpike cor. fith
HriL'hjm diaries L. 20 Hawlev
(■;i;« n (.c.rpp (j., rr,7 Tremont
Frye .I.>-ep]i. 146 Turnpike
G,.o!-e M.. Sumner. E. B.
Cofhlard 'I-homas, U6 Federal
H.-ilI James, 2 Adams
Lamb D. rear 717 Wash.
a\\y & Bailey, Broadway a. I
Mitchell Joshua, 267 Tremont
Perry Bradford. 3 E. Dover
Rowell Rufns. Turnpike cor. Swan
Slade & Whiton, Hawley

Carriage and Coach Depots.

Eavlev S. K. 91 Federal
Hale W. E. 12 Haverhill
Howe E. L. 149 & 151 Merrimac
Riildle Edw. 32 & 34 & 65 to 73 Union
Sargent, Gunison & Co. 22 Sudbury

Carriage Smiths.

Bruce Geo. W. 147 Har. avenue
Harmon Eben S. Harr. av. c. Curve
Hall James, 2 Adams
Johns David, Lewis, E. B.
Robinson D. r. 717 Wafhington
Patterson E. S. 253 Broad
Treadwell Wm. H. H. M., 53 Eliot
Tuttle John, 155 Sudbury

Carriage and Coach Trim's.

(See Harness Makers.)
Cutter W. G., 3 E. Dover
Frye Joseph, 146 Turnpike
Reed Reuben, 43 Portland
Sprague T.&Co.Sudbu'v c Merrira'c
Tower Benj. 51 Eliot
Trask H.P.6U Camb'ge opp. Butolph

Carvers. ( Ornamental.)
EenariX: Co. 144 Washington (iv'ry)
Crockett Edmund, 428 Wn
Coigley James, 328 Washington
Cusliing Levi L. r. 11 Brighton
Fracker & .Tones, 36 Devonshire
(Jahery & Gendrot, 419 Washington
Gleason S. W. & Son, 82 Com'er'c'l
Hobbs & Pratt, 8 Wilson lane
Mason J. W.46 Commercial
Nve A. 475 Washington
Sniith W. W. 425J Washington
Thompson D. 89 Merrimac

Ship Carvers.
Fowle Isaac .t Co. 260 Commercial
Gleason S. W. & Sons, 82 Com'l
Mason John W. 46 Commercial
Stoddard & McLaughlin 12N.5Iark.

Cement.

Baldwin fc Emerson, 20 Sea
Banister J. F. 150 Sea
Child Stephen & Son, 29G Har. ave.
Curtis Frederic. 4S Sea
Dickson J. A. 3fi Cornhill (Roman)
Hersey C. Eastern Packet pier
Hoppin John, Charles, n. the bridge
Hoxie T. W. .I- Co. 42 Long wharf
Peck John, .V^ Long wharf
Rohy Dexter & Co. Causeway
Wetherbee J. & Co. Causewav
Whittier ,^- Wtirrcn, Jlinote. Ando'r
Wiugate Wm. A. South c. Harvard
Wright E. Jr. 11 T wharf
Young C. & Co. Brown's wharf

Chair Dealers and Painters.

Bryant S. .'J2 Commereiul
Forsyth (J. 32 (Commercial
Gate's J. AV. .■!: Co. 30 Commercial
Gates M. 1.. L'S Cnmineveial
Gilbert ,'i- Cluipimm, 112 Fulton
Ilnskoll AVm.O.ilOCoinmereial
llcnlies<\- r. 30 Charlestown
]levw,i,.d l.i-xi .■(: Co. 11.3 Fulton
]lc\ wood Wm. 2i; Coiiimercial
Hills II. S. .•.0 rommeicial
Kaley D. !H Kaverhill
Mcrriani Otis AV. .iO Commercial
Nengle W. .% G. B. 96 Fulton
Poahodv Thos. .'!: Co., 26 Chariest'n
Peiree F. .1- Co. .'ii; Coiim.eicial
linnuey I). S. 40 Comniereial [tie
Ru.ssell.llennessv.';.- Phelps 21 Brat-
Sutlord Hiram, 4^'. Market
Sampson & Keen, 169 Fullon

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

187

Sluittuck Will. <"..W1 Commcicial
Wudswortli George P. 89 Conil.

Chemical Refiners.

CaniX'/ir.r ant! Saltpetre.

ttpnsliHW riiailes, IS (^lutoiii II. pt,
Ilciifliaw. K'lmamls * (.'o. .'!« India
lluldcn A. M. & Co., M ii. V

Chemical Workers.

Tinliliitt Is.inc, «M Wasli.
Hriullcc I). V. & Son, 1) llaverhUl
Hathaway &■ Clark, I'd, n. B

Chronometers.

niiss ,<: Creighton (man.) 7 Congr's
Hiiiid Win. & Son, iU Congress
I'mtcr (W'orgeE. (man.) 7 Congress
Wdlaid Simon, 9 Congress

Cigar Makers.

Brewer C. & Son, 14 S. Market
Bullock Albert, 9 Cliangc avenue
Clark John, ,">l) N. Market
Green A. liG Brattle sq. & 48 Brattle
l.ilibey 51. H. Broadway c. A '
Sedffley & Bobinson, 3 Lewis
Sullivan J. W. U Franklin av.
Thompson John, HI May
Wormbolt John 45>i Pearl

Cigar and Snuff Stores.

Bragg A.&Co.G Tremont r. op.IIan'r
Brewer Clark & Son, 14 S. Market
Brown & Whitney, 4G Chatham
Bulloek A., 9 'Change avenue
Carruth D. J. 3 and 4 Gerrish bl.
Cnrruth Geo. T. & Co. 41 Uanover
Clark John, 50 N. Market
Davis II. T., 70 State (importer)
Dow & Wilder, 3 Chatham row
Dunlap G. Theatre alley
GillcttO. & Co., 13 Prattle sq.
Kingman W. S.14 Chatham (imp'tr)
Murphv Thos. 'J)'2h Hanover
I'olion J. P. L'9.V State
Richardson G."B.&Co.l Marketsq.
Eichardson L. G. 8G State
Sedley & Kobinson, 3 Lewis
Sever Amos Hi Congress
Smith Wm. 5 Chathnm
Stewart Wm. D. 371 AVash. [porter)
A'crmeulen Wm. L' Court sq. (im-
AViggin D. G. & Co. 09 Broad

Civil Engineers and Sur-
veyors.

Ashbumer S. 34 State
Btttchelder J. M. 12 Joy's build.
Billings J. E. 20 ScoUay's building
Black ler John C. 70 State
Blake & Darracott.CO State
Blake James B. 00 State
.Boyden Uriah A. 7 Jov's building
Dennison Wm. L'l Joy's building
De.xter George JI. lU Tremoutrow
Kddv R. II. :;:; State '
Fuller S. P. 17 Doane
Granger David A. 17 O. S. House
Hall Charles G. lU Tremont row
Henck J. B. 17 Scoilav's Building
Hibbard Wm. C. 39 Mass. Block'^
Inches M. B. 34 State
Lincoln Ezra 4 Court
Kott Samuel, State, e. Exchange
Parrott Wm. P. 34 State
Scwall Samuel, 10 Dock square
Tiliien Brvant P., Jr. Amorv Hall.
V. States Engineer oihct, 75 State
Wadsworth Alex. Sutlolk building
Walling II. F.. 9 Jov's Building
■Whitwell AV. S., 17 ScoUay's buildg.

Clergymen.

Adams N., [C. T.] 4 Bovlston place
Allen N. G. [E.] l.->7 Wibster
Alvord J. W. [C. T.] -.37 Broadway
Ballon Hosen, [Uv.] l'4 Myrtle
Banvard Joseph, [U. ] 14 Tyler
Barnard Charles ¥. [C'.U.] 5 Warren
Barrett Samuel, CC. U.] 40 Chamb'rs
BartolOyrus A. [C] 17 Chestnut
Beccher Edward, [C. T.] U Chai-t'r
Bigelow Andrew, 3 Hancock
Bishop AV. H. Mav, n. AV. Cedar
Blagden G. AV. [C. T.] 9 Central ct.
Blaikie Alex., [Presb.] 5 Newb'n pi.
Bogcn F. AV. [Luth.J 14 AA'. Castle
Bosworth G. W. [B.] 317 Broad wav
Bourne G. AV. Sailor's Home, [C.TO

h. Sti Atkinnson
Brig"s Charles, 111 Wash.
BrooliS Charles, IJ Bedford [pi.
Church Phareellus,[B.] 14 Crescent
Clark Rufus AV. [E. B.

Cilley D. P. [F. W. B.: 4 Russell pi.,
Cltverlv A. P. .Alt. A'ernon, c.Bet..:.
Clinch Soseph H. fE.j"ON Bioadw'y
Cobb Svlvauus, [Ih-.] AVebster
Cobleieli Nelson E., [M.E.]CJ Popl'r

Colver Niitbanirl. [ B.] 2 Piov. II. et.
Cooke Edward, [At. E]. '.'41 Fourth
Coolidge J. ET. [C. U.] Beach, opp.

Ediuhonj'
Crowell Eoi-nnns. [AI. K.]'2n Marion
CriiA Samuel B.I'C. I".] Su(riilk,op.
Cnsbiiie C. 4. Auburn [Bl'stonc sq.
Cununiiics J. [M. E.] 2 Snelling pi.
Davis G.'AV. 7 AVasb. court
De!.'eii IT. A'. 4th n. L [Dover

D.\Kt 11. AI. [C. T.l So. Sutrolk n.
Eii>tliurii:AI.iiiloii,[;E.]I(;7 Tremont
Eaton As!i,tii I'incknev
Edmunds Edward, [Ch.] 14'Oxford
Ellis S.[lJv.]

Eck Giistavu«[R. C.t 07 Aliddlesex
Fairehild J. II. [C. T.] L'GO Fourth
Fitzpatrick J. B. [R. C.J (ir, Federal
Fitzsiminons T. [R. C] 35 Br'dway
Fox T. B. [C. U.] Clapp pi. Dotch.
Frothinghain Nathl. L. [C. V.J 34

Summer
Foxcroft F. A. [F,.] 31 Beach
Forster AVm. C. [C. 'J'.] [Federal
Galligher Micbnel P. [B. C] 0.5
Gannett E. S. [C.IM 4 Bumsteadpl.
Gray F. T. [C. l'.] 70 .Mt. Vernon
Greenleaf P. II., 709 AVashinaton
Grimes L. A. [Ii.] 4 Grove
Grissan E., [M. E.] 2 AVilberforce pi.
Haskins George F. [R. C] 4 Moon
Hnmmill Peter, 3.5 Broadway
1 limes J. A'. [.Ale.] 8 Chardon
Hi>we AVilliam, [B.] Allen St.
Iligdns S. II. [C. T.]19Jov
Huntington F. D. [C. U.]Roxbury
Jenks A'v'illiam, 1 Crescent place
King D. S. 1 Cornhill & 2 Myrtle
King T. St.-.rr, [CU.] Burroughs pi.
Kirk Edward N. [C.I'.] jS Pinckney
Kroes P. B., [R. C] SO Endicot
Lambert T. R.,b. Revere House
Lenfest James, liO Belknap [Trem.
Lothrop S. K. [C. T'.] 42 Court, near
Lowell Charles, [C] 10 Staniford
Lvnch T. [R. C] r. ch,. North'pton
M'anahan Ambrose. [R.C] 0,5 Fed'al
Slasou Charles, [E.]hLoni8burgsq.
McElroy J., [F^C] SO Endicot [E.B.
McCallion Charles, [R.C] Maver'k,
BIcMahon John B. [R. C] Moon
Jliner A. A. [Uv.]2.S Green
Neale Rollin H. [S ] 0 Crescent pi.
G'Brien N. J. A. [B- C] 65 Federal
Parker Theodore, [C] 1 Exeter pL
Parkinan Francis, 5 Bowdoin sq.
Peabody E. [C. U.] 29 Somerset
Pollanl Frederick W. h. '.H Purchase
Poole George F., 240 Fourth
PorterJames,[JI.E.] Meridian, E.B.
Prescott O. S, [E.] 1 Staniford
Randall George AI. rE.]l'.i5 Har.av.
Richards Geo. [C. T.] SO Summer
Robinson J. P. [E.] 94 Chestnut
Robbins Chandler, [C.r.]h. Milton
Sargent J. T. [C. U.] 70 Dover
Savage Isaac A., [M. E.] 201 Trem't
Sehwarz L. B. [Ger. Prot] 112

Pleasant
Sharp Daniel, [B.] 20 W. Cedar
Skinner Otis A. [Uv.] 7 Favette
Spear John M.[Uv.] 2,\ Central ct.
Stevens Abel, [Uv.] 7 Cornhill and

2Abrtle
Stone A. L. [C. T.] 12 Myrtle
Stone Richard C. [AI. E.]37 Lincoln
Stow B. [B.] 20 Harrison avenue
Stowe Phincas, [B.] S Baldwin pl.
Street T. [M. E.] c. Suttblk & Groton
Streeter Sebastian, [Uv.]0 N. Benn't
Strouss J. [Jewish] 24 London
Svkes James N. foot AVebster, E. B.
Taylor E. T., [.AI.E] 1 Prince
Thompson Wm. [B.]
Tucker Levi, [B.] 21 Sheafe
A'inton A. H. [E.] 0 Temple place
Waterbury J B. [C. T.] .5.5 Temple
AVaterston Robert C. [C.U.]11 Essex
Webster C. H. [Uv.] East Boston
Wells E. M. P. [E.] 34 Purchase

AA'aldron [Federal

AVilliams John Joseph, [R. C] 05
AVillson W. S., 2dsl. S. B.
AA'inkley S. H. [C. t'.] 7 Bulfinch
AVithington AVm., SO Hudson
AA'orcester T. [\. J] 9 Louisburg sq.
Young Alex. [C. I'O 4.S Summer
Young J. [C. U.] Unity, n. Charter

Clock Dealers.

Bcals .T. J. & Co. Ilavmarket sq. opp.
Beals AVm. llano, c". Blackst. [depot
Howard & Davis, .34 AVater
Pond & Barnes, 71 .^ 73 Hanover
Pratt D. & Sons, 2 Union block

Clock Makers.

Pulsifer F. L., CM Cornhill
AA'eston J. S Eliot

ClOtlling. ( S(ccn-J Hand)
Clark J. AV. 42 Brattle
Coburn J. P. 24 Brattle

Collins J. 42 Blackstono
Copclund S. M Blackstonc
Cowcn A.70 Cnnibiidi?e
Donovan •riinothv, IH Brattle
(iiicufc (;ill,32 Crattle
Jrihnson J. 22 Krottle
LawKon AVni. 50 Blackltoce
Lewis S. II. m Brattln
.Alundrueu E. F. B. 20 BratUo
Osborn Wm., 82 Cambridge
Pitts Coffin,. 3S Brattln
Rogers John, 12 Brattle
Weeden II. 10 I'ranklin avenua
AVilson Samuel, 10 Brattle
Wright John, 5 Fleet

Clothing Stores.

[See Tailors and Drapers,]
Adamson E. N. 42 Causeway
Allen Benj. F. 5 Market sq.
Andre Charles, 202 Commercial
Bennett S. P., Quincy Hall
Barren J. E. & Co. 53 Commercial
Bayley C. T., Sailors' Home Cloth-
ing "store, Broad,opp. Purchase
Blaney D. II., 2 Maverick square
Bliss James AV.,40 North
Block AVilliam, 14 North
Brett AVm. >'., [bovs'] 141 Federal
Burbank Geo. 7 Korth
Burditt ,S: Brother, 1 Gerrish block
Burgess AVilliam, 00 Commercial
Burt R. AV. & Co., 9 Elm
Butcher .Tohn 1. 300 Ann
Carnes Geo. AV. 41 North [cloth 'g)
Carnes H. Mrs. 115 Court (boys'
Carberry P. 27 Maverick sq. E. B.
Cavanaugh F., 139 Merrimac
Clark Stephen U.l India wf.c.Broad
Clark J. H. 3 Mercantile wharf
Clark Lemuel, 31 Union
Cooper Joseph, 19 North
Cottrell J. II. 99 Commercial
Crohn Lewis M., 8S North
Dale Eli G. 155 North
Dale Samuel, 50 Union
Duft'ey H. 109 North
Eaton Ezra O. 213 Ann
Emery J. AV. 329 Commercial
Fearing & Whitney, « Federal & 5

Hitcliborn b.
Fellows Jacob & Son,4 Rowe's wharf
Fenno Isaac & Co., 24 Uock square
Foss Jacob, 75 North
Fowle H. 15 Dock square
Gillespie Robert, 1.* Ann
Gove John & Co. 1 & 2 Hitchbom bL
Hammond T. X Turnpike
Hapgood AV. IS Dock sq.
Harris Henry, 219 Ann
Haskell Alex. 3 Lewis
Hayden Lewis, 79 Cambridge
Herrman Henry, 24 North [North
Holbrook S.imuel, 10 Richmond n.
Hollander M T.(child'u's)37SAVash
Hudson O.&Co., 4 Brattle (boy'scL)
Ingolls Jloses, 224 Ann
Irish Philip, 31 & :« North
Jacobs N. 2til Ann
Kelley Wm. R. & Son, 55 Wash.
Leavitt U. M., 4 Gerrish block
Levy M. & Co. 01 Commercial
Locke E. & Co. 95 Pearl
Long J. H. 103 Commercial
Lovejoy & Co. 3, 4 & 5 N. Engl'd bL
Lovejoy W. R. & Son, 77 Com'cial
Lyon & Powers, 5S Washington
Mahony & Kenna. .50 North
Marks Samuel, 47 Noith
Marshall Jt6imoud3,3& 4 N. Market
McConologue M. l.'JO Nort.1
McDonald Henry, 500 Commercial
McQuarrie & Mattoon, 232 Ann
Jlerrill B. L. & Co. 50 North
Jlilkman £., 71 North
Morey L. L. 51 & 5.3 North
Morse S. F. & Co. 01 .Alilk
Mudgett AV. S. 1 N. .Market
Murray P. .<!: AV. 40 North
O'DonnellP. 12!North
Palmer J. B. North, c. X. Centre
Rich S. & Co. SO North
Richardson Albert, S Hanover
RogersC. H., 73 & 74 North
Rmledge James S. 39 North
Schort Charies E. & Co. 35 H STJCth
Siders J. B., opp. 159 Broad
Simmons John & Co., 20 Water, c.

Congress, Simraons's block
Snelliu" & Farrington, 60 North
Stone Henry AA'., Union, c. Blackst
Tate Geo. H., ISO Harr. avenue
TaherJ. F., 21 North
Tobias .AI., 95 Cambridge
Tracv Daniel, 222 Ann
Usher L. B.& Co., 32 Pearl
Varney Geo. C. 2^5 Dock square
Walker Joseph, 224 Ann
Weatherbee E. T.,Summer,cBroad
Webster & Co . 39 Pearl
W. St T. A'. & Co.. 0 & S Wash.
AA'etberhee ,% Leland, 2 Gerrish bk.
AVhite & Kibbe, 107 Court

188

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

WheelockS Bidwell, llS Com'l
Wlieaton A. F. & Co., -j.-l Ncirth
Whitinp, Kehoe,& Galloupc-lliAnn
Wilder Benj. i'J Noilh, u. Blackst'e
WiUiston P. F. 4 Clinton
V/ynian L. A., 3:J(J Wash, (boys')

Cloths and Woollen Goods.

Allen E. & Co. 89 Milk
Allen & Minot, 5S Milk
Baldwin, Baxter & Co. 88 Milk
Bates & Goldthwait, 45 Washington
Carpenter, Fairbanks & Co. 34 Milk
Ftarins A. C, 48 Water
Fearing & Whitney, « Federal
.Tones, Hill* Co. 49 Milk
Kendall, Whitwell & Co.."! Pearl
Kimball & Fiske, 28 Washington
Knight Manasseh, 2.37 Wash.
Newton, Eaton & Co. .34 Pearl
Pray John H. 51 Washington'
Richardson, Kendall & Co. 97 Milk
Waite Charles, 48 Washington
White Chas.A.Congress, c. Lincoln

Coal and Wood.

Abbott J. C. 45 Brigliton
Bell John, Causeway
Benson F. A. 1 City wf. and 1(J8 Sea
Brigham N., Beach, c. Utica
Brooks Williams B., 2d, cor. C
Broflm Sam'l P., Harr. av., c. Castle
BuUard & Carter, 213 Har. a. & Alb'y
Capen O., Packard's wf. •SM Broad
Chamberiin & Foster, Fulton, c.

Barrett, & foot of lianover, & new

jail wharf
Cheenev & Britten, .'JSAtkinson
Child Stephen & Son, 291) Harn av.
Clear K., Constitution wf.
Cole Geo. M., .3(Hi Tremont
Colburn Joseph, Turnpike, n. br.
Crafts & AVard, Boston wf., 1st st.
Crosby & Gibson, Ferry wf.
Curtis Hiram, 45.S Harrison aventie
Curtis Frederic, 48 Sea
Drake Tisdale, 40 Sea
Dunham T. II. (agent) 1 Central wf
Earl W., Richmond, cFulton
Edgerly & Lovejoy, Canal, cTravers
Emerson John, Summer street wf.
Emery Isaac, l."(i Sea
FarwcU G. W. 170 Sea
Fletcher W. Hay)narket sq,
I'rench Charles, Maine wf.
French Moses, Jr. .Maine wf.
Gill Wm., Causeway
Griggs J. W. & Co. opp. 50 Charles
Griggs N. 31 State
Gove A. Belcher's wharf
Guild A. &Son, Lehigh, op. E.Orange
Hall Alfred A., ft. Sliawmut
Hall Ebenezer r. Marginal
Hazard Sam. L. foot Livingston
Heath Nathaniel, 1.34 State
Hersey C, East'n Packet Pier.Cora'l
Hobart Wm. H. 4l(i Harrison av.
Hoppin John, Charles, n. the briHge
Jones & Skillines, Suffolk building,

127 Cambridge, & ft. of Poplar
Longfellow & Evans, Boston wf.
Ladd Chas. 11. 2 Broad
Lang & Delano, Thompson's wf.
Lecraw, Bull wf., ft. Summer
Lewis J. G. & Co. 442 Harrison av.
Lincoln Noah Jr., Lincoln's wf.
Lowd Leavitt, Albany, opp. Troy
McCrillis&Morse, Nor'mpton,c.ll'ar.
McHugh T., Sea, n. the bridge [av.
Miller J. K., 2(K! Harrison av. n. br.
Moody ft Norris, Boston wf., 1st st.
Nevers B. M. 48 Hanover, opp. Elm
Paige C. E. Otis wharf
Perry William, 62 Sea
Parkmson W. Haverhill, c. Travers
Piner Solomon & Co. .30 Sea
Pray Amasa, UiS Sea C& 94 Har. nv.
Prescott & Chapin, Liverpool whf.
Prcscott Ebcn. C, 94 Harrison av.
Prentice W. H. & Son, Pr'ntice's wf.
Proctor J. Haverhill c. Travers
Robbins S. Tileston's wf.
Robbins & Co. Lewis, E. B.
Roby D. & Co. Causeway, n. Cha'st
Smith L. head Lewis wf.
Stetson Alpheus, 1st, foot I
Stevens & Holt, 2fi Andovcr
Swinson Peter, 372 Har. av. [Fulton
Tay R. L. .% A. Hammond, Cross c.
Taylor S. P.,. 3 State
Tirrell Jesse Jr. 102 Sea
Thwing S. C. & Co. « Kilby
'i'wilchcll J. Bench cor. South
White Kobert, now lail wharf
Whiltiir & Warren, Minot, c. And.
Wilder & liosworth, l.';i; Sea
WingateWm. A. Harvard, c. South
Wiswnll Elisha, Tileston's wf.
Wood C. li., Leveret, ii. the bridge
Young C. Hi Co. Brown's wf.

Coffee Factories.

Bjrram & ('0.21 Blnekslone
Finney William, iW Blackstono

JIasnn & Grcennell,IIav'l,c. Char'st.
Simmons Benj., Charles c. Camb.
Stiles, llurles k Hasselburg, 4 Lib-
Tyler S.H. 44 Charlestown [erty sq.

Coffin Warehouses.

Burk Thomas, 90,i. Endicot
Coburn E. N. 51 Sudbury
Cooley Wm ,8 Derby Range
Faxon Oren, 548 Washington
Houghton Charles, Silver, n. B
Jlooney John J., U Theatre alley
Mooney Thomas, 14 Charlestown
O'Rourke D. 9 Batterymarch
Peak John, .3(5 Friend
Pratt C. I. -.OO Federal
Virgin Samuel, Union, n- Hanover
White John, Sumner, E. B.
Whitney N. P. 19 Blossom

Collectors.

Adams T. 91 Washington
Beal T. 451 Washin"t...n
Davis Henry, 102 Washington
Field Elisha.5 Exchange &42 Porter
Jerauld W. L., 103 Washington
Lucas Samuel F. 7 Porter
Pease A. ti3 Court
Proctor G. B. 4 Cong. sq. & 218 4th
Rich Ed. R. Dorch., n. Broadway
Rich Timothy, 1.1 Water
Smith Samuel, ift Congress
Winuett Hi Taylor, Water c. Devon.

Comb Makers.

Joslin E. K., 128 Washington
Josselyn W. A. 113 Washington
Jordan A. S. 191 Washington

Commission Merchants.

Abbott Geo. W. & Co. 21 Centr'l wf.
Abbott John C. 13 Central
Adams C. P. IH Merchants' row
Adam, r oster Si Co , 4(J Congress
Adams George, 10 Liberty square
Allen S. R. 133 State
Almv. Patterson & Co. Uo Milk
Api)Ieton & Snelling, (i Liberty sq.
Austin Joseph Jr. 20 City wharf
Avery U., 1 N. side Coram, wharf
Bacon J. V., 40 Central wf.
Baker Uriah, (iOl Commercial
Baker & Morrill, 44 Commercial
Ballard George, 294 Commercial
Barnard, Adams & Co. 11 Comm. wf.
Bass S. G. 58 Long wfl
Bates Edward C. & Co. 85 State
Bates Joshua C. 14 N. Market
Bates Joseph C. 103 State
Bayley James R. 18 S. Market
Benson John I City wharf
Bent Geo. E. & Co. 1 Central wf.
Bishop C. J. & Co. 9 N. Market
Black & Co. Francis' wharf, (jO Sea
Blake John S., 19 Central wt:
Blanchard.Sherman * Co.44 E.R.wf
Blanchard & AV right, 75 & 7l>.Comra.
Bhmchard Wm. 21 Lewis wf.
Bond Sewall B. 1 R. R. bl'k Lincoln
Bowler C. L.. 72 Kilby
Boyd & Frothingham, 16 Central wf.
Brackett Henr\ & Co.. :'S N. Markt.
Bradlee Josiah & Co. 34 India
B.-adford & Brown, 8 Lewis wharf
Bradford Wm. B. 13road, c. Doane
Brigham E. D. & Co. 1 Long wf.
BriggsC.JI., 145 Milk
Brooks Luke, Jr. (il! Commercial
Brown J. M. 92 State
Brown Nnth., 72 Commercial
Brown AVm. A. & Co. 9 & 10 Lewis wf.
Brownell Isaac A. G9 Broad
Buck Charles, 24 Long wf.
Bullard Lewis & Co. 51 Kilby
Burnhani, Wellon & Co. (W Kilby
Bun ill ClinrU.sS Chatham row
Bush J.. w Long wf.
Butiuan F. C. 21 Commercial
Callender Georgc&Co.43 Centr'l wf.
Chamberlain ,% Co. 45 India wf.
Chamberiin Edward, 5 India
Champion A. 1 ■. 4 Liberty sq.
Chase Hez. & Son, 24 Long wf.
Chase J. C. 19 Central
Child Addison, 48 India
Child & Cushiug, 25 India wf.
Clark B. C. & Co. m Commcr'l wf.
Clement Cyrus, 15 Doane [row

Clark & Bingham, 4 & I! Chatham
Clark, Jones Jt Co. Fort Hill wf.
Cleland Samuel, Old Cust'm House
Cobb St French, 18 City wf.
Crulmnn Stephen, 7 India wf.
Cothu a. Winthrop. 99 State
Codin Henry P. !I9 State
(•(ic.k Genrire, 3 Lewis wf.
CopchincI, (';iluiore& Co., 23 India
Cox Francis, t;i) Commercial
Crighton (;. 11. ;i Long wharf
Crowi'U .1, I)., (10 Couunercial
Cunuinglmni N. F. & Co. 38 In.wf.
Cunningham A& SonslUliowe's wf

Cunningham Charles, 172 Broad
Curtis, Bouve & Co. llXi State & 14

Rowe's wf.
Dallinger John Jr. 17 Doane
Dana N. & C. B. 1 Central wf.
Dana & Co. 27 Commercial wf.
Dane, Dana, & Co. 12 South .Market
Davenport & Co. 7 R. R. bl'k Linc'n
Davis Adolphus, 13 Central wf.
Davis & Co. 76 State ,

Davis Wm. Jr. 74 Long wf.
Dennie James, .37 Long wfl
Dennis Wm. W., 92 Slate
Deshon & Co. 5 Long wf.
Deshon James, 23 India, c. Milk
Dewey S. W., 4.5 Water
Dexter E. A. 28 State
Dickinson J. F. & Co., 73 Water
Drury Otis, 7 Commercial wf.
Dunbar Eben M. 20 Long wf.
Dutton John W. 149 Milk
Dyer E. C. 62 Kilby
Eames Dana, (i N. Market (coal)
Eaton, Chamberiin, &Co. 38 Com'al
Eaton J. K. & Co., (j Commerc'l wlif.
i;dmunds J. VV. 31 Kilby
Edwards Thomas, 17 Doane
F:Uiott Wm. & Co. 1 1 Doane
Ellis F.D. & Co. (H Kilby
Euiery & Lamson, 32 Long wf.
Farwell A. G. & Co. 8 Central ^f.
Fay & Co., 32 India
Ferris John, 14 N. Jlarket
Fessenden C. B. 134 State
Fisher & Co. 23 & 24 Central wf.
I'ishers St Chapin, 19 S. Market
F'isk U. M. & Co. 16 Long wharf
Fiske J. M. & Co. 1 Central wf.
Flint & Kent, II Long wf. (lumber)
Fogg Brothers, !ll Kilby
Forster Jacob, 26 Long wf.
Fosdick John, 83 Kilby
Foster John U. & Co. .r) Central wf.
Foster Robert & Co., 48 India
Foster & Taylor, 161 Milk
Fowler M. Field, 13 & 15 India wf.
Freeman & Scates, 84 Utica
Frothingham N. F. 25 Long wf.
Frothingham G. H. 32 S. Market
FuUeiton & Raymond, 147 Milk
Gardner George & Co. 5 Liberty sq.
GarduerJohn D.& Co. 5 Chatham r.
Gay Wm. B. S.. 109 State
CJIover J. B. & Co. 132 Milk
Grantham F. W. 27 Foster's wharf
Gray & Morse, 44 Central wf.
(iray Thomas & Co. 17 India wf.
Greig George & Co., .32 Long wf.
Guild George F. 52 Broad
Habich Edw'd & Co. 34 Commercial
Hall Jere F. SH Broad
Hamblen David. 8 City wharf
Hanson John A. 2 & 6 Bath
Hardy A. 42 Commercial
Harris Horatio & Co. 18 India
Harris John S. 19 India
Harrod, Darling & Co. 26 Central wf.
Haskius Wm.,~iri5 State
Hawes Wm. 290 (Commercial
Hawes & Barstow, 20 India wf.
Ha.es I'.Sc J.P.22 Central wf. [ing
Hayes Wm. A. 8 Mer. Bank build-
Henry A. & S. & Co., 50 Federal
Hicks & Hathawav, 13 Commercial
Hill,Chamberlain,"&Co. UCeut.wf.
Hill, Sears & Co. 21 Commercial wf.
Hilton W. 97.1 State
Howard, Son & Co. 27 Central wf.
Howe C. O. & Co. 87 Kilby
Howes & Crowell, 66 Com'l wf.
Hovey Abijah W. 4 Central wf.
Hoxie T. W. & Co. 42 Long wf.
Iluckins F. St. J. W., S'i Couim'l whf.
Humphrey W. & Co. 45 & 46 Long wf.
Ilurd & Bowers, 31 Broad
Inglis W. & T. 17 Doane
Jackson E. W. 69 Commercial
Jackson S. S. .% Co. 22 Long wf.
Jenney Stephen & Co. 46 India
Johnson P. 28 Commercial
Joy C. F. 7 Chatham row
Judson & Co. 3 Long wharf
Kahler Jeremiah, 41 Central wf.
Kelly .t Spring, 1 Long wf.
Kendall Wm. B. 10 Ferry
Ki-ttell, Collins, & Co. 50 India wf.
Kidder G. G. 13 Long wf.
Kin? Heniamin, 11 I'oster's wf.
Lad. I ChaVl.s II.. 2 Broad
l.:u\i\St Hall. I Chatham
1-aml) K. .<i Brother, O. Cust House
Lamb C. C. 74 Water
Lamson I. W., 8 Long wf.
Lang K Delano, Thompson's wf.
Lang AVm. .31 India
Lee James ,% Co. 18 India wf.
Lemist, Bramlnll .% Lewis. 47 Milk
Lewis -V. S. .t W. (J. 45 .'»: 46 Com. w.
Lewis .t Drew,.30 Kilbv
Lewis S. S I Coiii'l wf:
Linder & Alever, 8 India wK
Lincoln llem-v,3l India
Lincoln R. & Co. 25 Central wf.
LiiR-olu Wni.Ol India

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

189

I.i.cke O. A. & Co. « Wutcr
l.omhanl S: Co. l.'J Lewis wf.
]...ii>liniil & Whitmorc, M Stnte
l.i.nl (JiMTRe C. & Co. 7,'! I-oiiR wf.
J-crinp C'liiirles, \!i Centnil wf.
l.orins, Porter & Co. ■.'" Wnler
Loring.'t Sprnjruc, 17 Jlerchants' r.
Lyford& Co./.KJiMilk
I^vmnn & Wycr, 42 India
Macl^HV 'I'. li. ."< liniad
Sliu-liint^ro, l-Mwiif & Co. 44 Water
JNIaiisiir SlUinu'l, '_'2 S. iMarltet
JIatthews Xutlum, Battery wf.
McKay 1). K. IJ-: State
Means & Clark, 14 Central wf.
Jlclledec James 1'. '.'(i Foster's wf.
Merrill (ioorpe, fl Commercial
Merrill .lerniiu', 'JS India

Mills, I. K.,>;c.i. :;:i .Milk

Mitchell, las. II, '.fj St.. to

Mixer & I'itman, 171 Milk

Morrill Jolm A. 7l'S Kilby

Morse Sidney B. 40 State

Neal & Kogcrs, 50 India

Newcomb John J. 133 State

Noble & Co. 1 City wf.

Norcross L. 73 Kilby

Noyes & Ray,!) RR bl'k, Lincoln

Odutrne Geo., 15 Ooane

Osgood & Frost, 123 Milk

I'age Thomas, 33 Long wf.

IWintr Wm. A. 134 State

Parker Kbenezer & Son, 10 City wE

Parker Edwin, 52 Broad

Peabody Alld. 134 State

Pearson John II. & Co. 75 Long wf.

I'eakes Wm. & Co. US State

Perkins K. II. I l,ong wharf

Perry & Jacobs, 10 S. Market

Peters Edw. D. & Co. 12 Central wf.

Picki-rinp Arthur, 7 Long wf.

PlumerWm. L., 'J2S^ate

Plummer Farnham, 5 Chafm row

I'ope Samuel, ^'J Broad

I'orter Geo. W. Merchants'Exch'ge

Pottle, Brothers & Co. 30 Central wf.

Pratt k. F. 7 Long wf.

Pratt & Townseiid, 40 India wf.

Priest SAylmg. !)4 Water

Priest Geo. S. 25 India wf.

Priest J. L. & Co., 14 Central wf.

Proctor & Wood, 13(i State

Quincv Thos. D. 12 Commercial

Band \V. J. .t Co., 74 State

Raymond Z. L. & Co. 11 S. Market

lU-ed E. H. 2S Long wf.

Keed Lvman & Co. Old Custom Ho.

Revnolds W. B. & Co. 33 Com"! wf.

Rice Aaron & Co. 4 Central wt:

Rice & Thaxter,27 Long wf.

Rice Wm. & Co. 5 Chatham row

Richardson Geo. L. & Co.41 Ind.wf.

Richardson P..tCo. Kneel'd.c. Alb'y

Rivers James 11., 3i Commercial

Robinson J. P. 1 Commercial wf.

Robinson T. L. & Co. 1 Com'l wf.

Robinson, Wiggin & Co. 21) India

Rogers Geo. B. 4 Central wharf

Rogers J. W. 70 State

Ross M. D., 7 Liberty sq,

Russell & Tilton, 31 'Long wf.

Salisbury Thos L. 31 India

Sampson & Tappan,25 & 21! Lewis wf.

Sargent J. T. W. 7 Thorndike build.

Sargent Nelson, 8 S. Market

Sawyer James & Co., 16 Chatham

Scudder Chas. & Co. 33 & 35 Pearl

Scudder Harvey & Co. 17 Com'l wC

Sears Joshua, 14 Long wf.

Scaver J. W. I'J & 20 Com'l wf.
Seccomb & Taylor, 31 Com'l wf.

Shaw George W. 22 Chatham
Shaw John W. & Co. 145 Milk
Silloway.Calef & Co 5 Commercial
Smith ,% Shaw. 6 R. R. Block,Lin'ln
Smith Benjamin A. 10 India
Smith Charles, 6 Central wf.
Smith T. P. 38 Milk
Snow Nathaniel, 01 Kilbv
Sortwell & Co. 11 & 12 N." Market
Soule, Wardwell & Co. Broad,c.St'e
Spooner Wm. B. 79 Pearl
Spra^ue, Soule & Co. 7 T wf.
Starkey L. P., OO.V Commercial
Stearns T., 11 Shoe and Leather
Stetson Cushing, 27 India wt.
Stickney H. & I. S & 0 Chatham row
Stinson S. G., 22 Long wharf
Stoekfleth A. F., 100 State
Stoddard David, 8 S. Market
Sione & Nichols, 19 India wf.
Stone H. L., 103 State
Streeter 0., 32 Charlestown
Slurtevant Newell & Co. I City wf.
Surette Louis A. & Co. 12 Citv wf.
Tenny Jlarshall, 4 Central wf.
Thacher & Billings. 20 Long wt
Thacher & Sears.'Sl Longwf.
Thayer Elijah, 14 N. Market
Thayer .li Rice, .■'>■_> India (staves)
Thayer & Co. 24 India wf.
Thomas Wm. & Co. 70 State
Tluimiison& Davidson, 7 Lewis wf.
TlnvingS. C. &Co. S Kilby

Tilton Stephen & Co. M Com'l wf.
Tlnkham L. & Co. 17 Bioad
Toild F. A., VM State
Todd R. J. 92 State
'Fownsend J. P. & Co. 2.1 Com'l wf.
Train Sam'l F., 5 Com'l wf.
Tremlett Thom;us,2H Foster's wf.
'I'ruinan, Slater & Co. II Com'l wf.
Tucker Wni. 37 Central wf. [street
'I'woniblv ,Kc Lam.srin, 13 Cutsom II.
Tyler John, :i Central wf
Tyler Jcini ,1 r. 0 Central wf.
■\ila J. .'i Co. 1 liath, near Congress
■V'ose T. B. 9,S Wall r
Wade Geo. 13 Long wf.
Wade William f. Jr. 29 Long wf.
AVare.V W(,.)d, II Chatham
AVainwriL'ht llv. ('., 17 Central wf.
WakclH'ld (■,21 Commercial
■\\'ali-s T. H. \- Co., Wales wf., Sea
Walker & Brother, Kl State
Waterman F. 105 State
Weeks James W., 42 Mcr. row
AVeUl Aaron D. 127 State
AVeld & ;\rinot,:M Central wf.
Weld Wm. F. & Co. 42 Central wC
Weld. I. (i. 43 Central wf.
Welteh Samuel, I:« State
Wheelwright & Cobb, 47 Central wf.
White Ambrose H., 70 State
White F. E. 22 Long wf.
Whiting James, 70 State
Whitney B. D. Old Custom House
Whitney Wm. & Co. 13 Liberty sq.
Whittcmore Geo.&Co.lfi Rowe's wf.
Whittemore W. & F. II. & Co. 32 Br'd
Whitwells & Seaver, 45 Milk
Wilkins Chas. & Co. .'iS Long w£
Williams E. & Co. 23 Long wf.
Williams & Severy, 133 State
Willis Clement, 97* State
Winslow Brothers^lH State
Winslow Edward, 5 Broad [State
Winsor Nathaniel Jr. Broad cor.
Wright & llolvgate, ".'5 Doane
Wright E. Jr.."ll T wharf
Wyman & Arklay, 33 Pearl
Young D. & Son, 5 Broad

Domestic Co7n77iis. Merchants.

Almy, Patterson & Co. 115 Milk
Barry Brothers, 2 1 Pearl
Blackburn George & Co. 55 Milk
Bush & WiUlcs, 32 Milk
Chace, Wheelwright & Co. Ill Jlilk
Clark, Sweet & Co. 102 Jlilk
Colby Gardner, 22 Milk
Denny, Rice & Gardner, 90 Milk
Dodge, Tucker & Co. 71 Congress
Dutton, Lamb & Stearns, 131 Milk
Eldredge Oliver & Co. 15 Federal
Everett Charles, 54 Milk
Faulkner, Kimball & Co. 86 Milk
Fisher Freeman & Son, 60 Milk
Frothingham S. Jr. & Co. 119 Jlilk
Goodnow Peter. 69 Water
Hastings Walter, 79 Milk
Howe J. C. & Co. 21 Pearl
Howe C. O. & Co. 87 Kilby
Johnson, Sewall, & Co. 133 IVFilk
Kimball Daniel & Co. 28 Milk
Lawrence A. & A. & Co. 82 Milk
Lawrence, Stone & Co. 4 Milk
Mason & Lawrence, 17 Milk
Merriam & Brewer, 25 Federal
Mills James K. & Co. 39 Milk
Nelson George S. 55 Milk
Paige J. W. & Co. 141 iVIilk
PaiTcer, Wilder, & Co. 2 & 4 Pearl
Poor Benj. & Co. 2 Federal
Read, Chadwick & Dexter, 29 Milk
Schouler, Newton&Cumston,54 Jllk
Seaver & K nowlton, 05 Milk
Simpson M.H. & Co. .31 Pearl
Skinner Francis & Co.91 Sl'k [Pearl
Stantield, Wentworth, & Co. 8&I0
Stodder Charles, 75 Kilbv
Upham, Tucker & Co. 13 Pearl
Vda Joseph, 75 Kilbv
Waterston. Pray & Co. 27 F ederal
Wright & Whitman, 16 Pearl

Forwarding §• Commis. Merch.
[See Passage and Freight Agents]

Confectioners.

Bense Peter, 307 Tremont
Bricher John W., 34 Boylston
Bricher Wm. West, opp. Mason
Bradshaw Jesse, 9 Marshall [llan'r
Bragg A. & Co., 6 Tremont row opp.
Carpenter Ann Mrs. 2s-l Wash.
Castell Edward, 599 Washington
Castell Wm. 0. 174 Hanover
Copeland C. 87 Court
Copeland Joseph W. 4.5 Court
Haven Abner, 11 School
Heilge Charles, 413 Washinston
Kelley P. H. S Lewis, E. B."
Lecompte Francis. 327 Washiniton
MaioramW.W.13 .Marsh'l&lOJWash
Mattel A. ,>»9 Washington
JIayer Philip J. 27 Tremont row

McDonald Rcbecco,359Wa»liJngt'n
Nichols L. 2 Derby ranjjc
Pepper T. S., .'!7 Cambridge
Perkins H. 1.4(1". Woiih.
Peverellv Rebecca, 14 Frankllu
Siihirliili L. 42:) Washington
Still John. I."» Ilrfiadwav
TiliBton II. Mrs. 49 Hanover
Vinton (;eo. W. -.'rV, Wa»bln^on
Ware Wm. 2 T. S. Hotel Building
Webster Albert, 3 liriiltle
WedgerJohri 1!. Ill Hanover
Wells IJenjamin, |t»: Court
Wheeler James B. 47'.) Washington

Constables.

[See pa^L'e W).-\

Contractors for Building.

Dexter Geo. M. lU Tremont row
Emery ¥. W. R. 0 Devonshire
Hazclton I. II 8 Leveret
Preston Jonathan, 0 Joy's building
Russell B. G. Pleasant, c. Marion
Stone P. A. Charlestown
Wadleigh Dexter E., the S. market

Coopers.

Those xcith a* nre aho Pac's of Fish.
Abbot Benj. Medford
''Abraham B. 1 & 2 T wf.
Beck Lewis, 3 Broad, n. India whf.
Boman & Darrow, 138 Milk
*Brown Henry & Co. Spear's w£
*Carlton John K. 1 Lewis wf.
Cate Samuel, 81 Commercial
'Churchill Otis, 55 Long wf. [ton
Clapp& Goddard. Richmond n. Ful-
Conant Nahum, 147 Fulton
Daniels Wm. 78 Harrison av.
Dunbar J. IL. 54 Water
Gordon Robert, Marginal
Hedrick Uriah, Ripley's wf.
Hinckley F.. Battery wharf
Keating P. C, Turnpike
Kelly Levi, 149 Jlilk
*Lane J. & Son, 1 Mercantile wf.
Lang & Delano, Thompson's wf.
Lang J. 57 India wf. (gauger)
Lincott W., Hawes st.
Lovett & Harrold, 97 Water
Luzarder & Close, 174 Broad
Marshall John, Jr. 147 Fulton
McGeeFrancis.Sumner, n. Bremen
Miller Moses, New st. E. B.
MillsJ.L.&Son, Com'l n.Bartlett's wf
Morse P., Second st.
Nason A. & Son, Lewis wf.
Ober E. Gardner, 29 Doane
Ober John P. head Union w£
Perkins Ezra, 5th, n. Sea
Pelrick J. 52 Commercial
Pitman J. H. 23 Ferry
♦Richards Joseph, Harris' wf.
Rogers Joseph S. Battery wf.
Sawyer J. P., Bartlett's wf.
Sanger Z. 9 Old Custom House
Urann Joseph, 336 Commercial
Vannevar Alex. Jr. 28 Long wf.
Warner J. E. 49 E. R R. wf.
Waters W. S. 131 North

Copper Dealers.

Davis Jas. Jr. Revere Co. 97 State
Hooper II. N. & Co. 24 Com'l

Copper Smiths.

Arnold Joseph A., 2d, n. A
Bamicott Geo. Y. 13 Sudbury
Carpenter A. 8 Rowe's wf. [c. Hav.
Chamberlain T.& Co. Charlestown,
Coltman J. W. Le\vis, E. B.
Dudley B. F\ 06 Harrison avenue
Hemnicn way B. Broad, opp. Purch.
Hicks S. D. 28 Causeway
Hotz N. 48 Knccland
Hunneman & Co. "JO Union
Kellej" Thomas, 12 .Marshall
Locke & Cordwell, 1 Barrett
Loring A. B. & S. H. 76 liar. av.
Loring John G. & Co. 78 Mcrrimac
Pieper Peter (pumps) 8Si Brattle
Rice W. I). Mcrrimac, c. Traverg
Strater Herman, 12 Sudbury
Tompkins I. S. 21 Union
Tuckerman Wm. F. 5 Sudbury
Waters Wm. Sumner, E.B.
Wintield James, Sumner

Cordage.

Browne Albert G. 66 Commercial
Dunham Thos. II., ,30 India (twine)
Greserson Wm. II. 23 Commer'l wf.
Marblehead Company, 'T, Cent'l w£
New England Cordage Co., Pearl
RobbinsCompanv, 1^ Com'l wharf
Sewall, Day & Co'. 17 & IS Com'l

Cork Cutters.

Beechins Richard. 54 Blackstone
Holmes S: Co. .".7 Blackstone
Lenum E. C. 31 Exchange

190

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Coroners.

Pratt Jabez, 8 Court sq.

Smith C. Court House, h.3 Avory pi

Sanboru E. W. 13 Court square

Corsets.

Adams C. M., ."7:).\ Washington
Adams G. W. SUi'Wash.
Cassidy Isabella Mrs. 221 Wash.
Donovan Ellen Mrs. r. 2G Winter
Drew Lucia, 5J Hanover
NeffM. L.3i7'Wash.

Cotton Dealers.

Dunbar E. M., 20 Long wharf
Fairbanks G. N. 27 Lewis wf.
Tcnny Oliver, 52 Atkinson
Thayer & Co. 24 India wf.

Counsellors.

Abbott James A. 27 Court
Adams Charles I". 23 Court
Adams Colman S. 1 Devonshire
Adams C. B. F., 29 State
Adams Geo. W. 8 Coiirt sq.
Adams John C. 15 ScoUay 's Buildi'g
Allen A. O. 27 Court
Allen C. E. 27 Court
Allen F. H. 27 Court
Allen James B. 27 Court
Ames Isaac, 20 Court
Andrew John A. 4 Court
Andros Milton, 15 JNIasa. block
Apthorp Robt. E. 18 Joy's building
Aspinwall Wm. 7(i State
Atkinson & Watson, 63 Court
Atkinson J. 63 Court
Atwood Charles, 39 Court
Austin Arthur W. 10 Court
Austin 11. D. 10 Court
Austin Ivers J., 30 Court
Austin & Young, Gray's b. 30 Court
Averv Edward,"27 Court
Ball Joshua D. 4 Court
Ballard J. M. 9 State
Bangs Edward, 30 Court
Banks N. P. Jr. 22 Mass. bl.
Barnes Isaac O. Court House
Barrett J. F. 76 State
Bartlett Sidney Jr., 16 Court
Bassett Elisha. 12 Court House
Batchelder F. L. 39 Court
Bates Wm. 15 Beach & 12} INIass. bk
Bell Joseph M. 7J Tremont row
Bemis George, 5 Court
Bennett & Smith, 46 Washington
Bennett E. H., 46 Washington
Benjamin & Minot, 39 Court
Benjamin James, 39 Court
Berry N. C.20 Court
Betton Geo. E. 27 Court
Betton N. C. 27 Court
Bigelow E. M. 10 Court
Bigelow Horatio, 41 State
Bigelow John P., 31 State
Bigelow Timothy, 7 Court square
Bishop Joel P. 46 Wash.
Blake Edward, 39 Court
Boit Edward D. Ifi Court
Eolles John A. 10 Court
Booth Moss K., 4 Court
Bowditch Nathaniel 1. fiO State
Bowditch W. 1. 8 R. R. Exchange
Bradley J. H. 19 Court
Brigham Wm. 35 Court
Eriulcy Francis, 22 State
Brinley & Wheeler, 22 State
Brooks Ben.i. F. 27 Stale
Brooks Edward, 10 Court
Brooks Francis A. 5 Congress
Brooks Francis B. 10 Court
Booth Moses IC, 4 Court
Brown Jeremiah, 47 Court
Brown W. Lock, 16 Joy's building
Brown Geo. W. 47 Court
Browne Geo. M. 16 (Jld State House
Browne Ji>hn W. i:i Court
Buck Edwi!ril,ll Court
Burhank Ilobt. I. 4G Court, c. Trem.
i;nr!iTigame Anson, 18 O. St. House
linllir Benjamin, 18 Mass. block
C:k1.v E. E. 10 Scollay's B.
( '\iui-r Wm. M. 46 Wnahinpton
ClKuiihcil.iiu .t Duncklee, 17 State
ClKnuhrrluiTi Mellcn, 17 State
( hariihirlai.i Henry M., 4 Court
Clniniheiiaiu & Jacobs, 4 Court
CliniKUerlVlegW. 4 Court
(■liM|)in:in O. G. 41 State
Chcfver Tracv P. .3:1 Court
fhontc Fred. W. 23 Court
Clioate Kuf'us, T\ Tremont row
Chnri^liill J. .AIcKean, 1 Devonshire
Cliirke J. J. &. M. S. 27 Slate
Convcrec Joshua!'., 19 Court
Cuiliuan Henry, Amory Hall
Co.lman John, 4 Court .
Coiliiuni llohort, 46 Court
(■oll)V llolicrt 47 C(Uirt
Co..!;,' I!iiiiiiuiiii 1'. 63 Court
Cooke Josiali P. 9 Slate
Cooley Geo. W. 20 Court
Croclictt George K. 27 State

Crowninshield Francis B., 4 Court
Cummin^ Cyrus, ai Court
Curtis Benjamin R. 16 Court
Curtis Cliarles P. 16 Court
Curtis Charles P. Jr. Hi Court
Curtis George T. 19 Court
Gushing Abel, 51 Court
Cushing A. L. 51 Court C'™ Court
Gushing Luther S. Gray's building.
Cutler Joseph, 47 Court
Dame Abraham A. 26 Mass. block
Danforth J. C. 51 Court
Dana Edward A. 19 Court
Dana Richard H. Jr. 30 Court
Dana & Cobb, 1 Devonshire
Davis A. B. 9 Scollav's building
Diivis Charles G. 7 Court sq.
Davis Jerome, 9 Scollay's building
Davis Wm. T. 11 Court
Day J. M. 14 Mass. block
Dehon AVm. 12 Scollay's build.
Deinond Charles, 46 Wash.
Denton Wm. P. 51 Court
Derby E. Hasket, 1 Devonshire
De.xter Edward, 9 Court sq.
Dexter Franklin, 9 Court sq.
Dexter Thomas A. 28 State
Dexter Wm. S 11 Court
Dickinson F. W. 7 Court sq.
Dodge John C. 39 State
Dorr Wm. B. Turnpike, c. Fourth
DoA'N.T., 30 Court
Dow & Prince, Gray's building, 30

Court
Draper Moses, 25 Mass. block
Dudley Elbridge G. 20 Court
Duncklee Mark F. 17 State
Dyer M. Jr. 20 Court
Kastman J. 5 Court
Egan James, 19 Old State House
EFdridge J. S. 35 Court
Eldridge Samuel, 35 Court
Eliot .S. A., 30 Court
Ellis Charles M. 21 Old State House
Ely A. B. 46 Washington
Emerson J. W. 46 Court
English J. L. 9 Court sq.
Fabens Francis A. 76 State
Fabens Wm. 76 State
Farrar Timothy, 9 Doane
Farrar Wm. H. 10 Scollay's build.
Field Justin, 28 Mass. block
Fiske Augustus H. 5 Court
French Ebenezer, 4 Wilson lane
French J. J. 1 Story pi. & 5 Congress
Fuller H. H. & Preston, 6 State
Fuller H. W., 35 Court
Fuller Richard F. 10 State
Gay Ebenezer, 1 Devonshire
Gale Lucian, 20 Court
Gardiner Wm. H. 9 Court sq.
Gilchrist D. S. 20 Railroad Ex.
Giles Alfred E. 46 Wasliington
Giles Joel, 4 Court
Goldsbury John, 8 Railroad Exch.
Gooch Daniel W. 14 Mass. block
Goodrich C. B. 30 Court
Gordon S. J. 6 State
Gorhara B. 19 Court
Gray Horace, Jr., 30 Court
Gray Wm., Gray's build. 30 Court
Green O. it. P. 46 Washington
Grcenleaf Simon, 15 Joy's build.
Greenough D. S. 23 Court
Gregg W. P. City Hall
Griggs Georse, 4 Court
Griswold A.~\V. 1 Devonshire
Guild Benj. 4 Court
Guild Geo. D. 4 Court
Guild Samuel E. 4 Court
Hahn S. B., Jlaveriek square
Hale Geo. S. 4 Court
Hale N.Jr., 8 Congress
Hall Franklin, 39 State
Hull Junius, 1 Devonshire
Hall Thomas B. 30 Court
HnlleltB.F. 20 Court
Hallett Henry L. '20 Court
H ■111 cock Charles L. 10 Court
Harlow T. S. 27 State
Harrington George F. 5 Court
Haskell Benjamin, 17 Mass. block
Haskell William, 16 Mass. block
Haynes Charles, 50 Mass. block
Ilaves Francis B. 1 Devonshire
Hazelton IL L. 1 Joy's building
Head Edw. F. Gray's b. 30 Court
Ilialv John P. Court, c. Tremont
HiHuVd (ieorge S. 4 Court
Hilliard Wm. 27 Court
Hinds C. P. 46 Court, c. Tremont
1 lodges Edward F. 46 Washington
Holmes J. S. 46 Wiishinu'tou
Homer Gi-orire F. 4 I'oiut
Howes W. li. (! ray's hiiild. 30 Court
Hulihard (Jurdiner (i.5 Congress
Hubbard J. W. 16 Washington
llulihni-d Nathaniel 1)..')9 State
IIuhlKud Win. J., .M) Court
Ilmlsoii C. H., 63 Court
lluteluns HcT.rv C, 'JO Court
Iliitchius Horace G.,5 Court sq.
Isliuiu T. IJ., 20 Court
J.icobs Bela I'"., 4 Court

Jackson A. jr., 47 Court

Jackson John G. 47 Court

Jacobs J. A. 4 Court

James John ^Y. 10 Court

Jennison Samuel Jr. 27 State

Jewell Han'ey, 20 Court

Jov A. K. P. 2" Court

Judson W. II. 27 State

Keith J. M. 2f) Court

Kettelle Jacob Q. 9 State [State

King John G., "Brazer's building, 27

Kingsbury, Georee U. 46 .Court

Leiand S. 27 Court

Leland W. S. 27 Court

Lewis Saml. P., 16 Scollay's build'g

List Charles, 46 Washington

Lord Henry C. 15 Mass. block

Lord Jos. L. 12 Mass. block

Lord & Andros, 15 Mass. block

Loring Caleb W. 36 Court

Loring Charles G. 39 Court

Loring Edward G. 16 Court

Loring Ellis G. Brazer's b. 27 State

Loring Francis C. 39 Court

Loring John A. 35 Court

Loveir Michael, 50 Mass. block

Lovis F. A. cor. 4th and Turnpike

Low Obed B. 11 Court

Lowell John, 40 State

Lunt George, 4 Court

Lynde A. V. 1 Devonshire

Maine S. C. State, c. Devonshire

Mason David H. 20 Court

Mason Lyman, 20 Court

Mayo Charles, 18 Mass. Idock

McCleary Samuel F. Jr. City Hall

Merrill A. B. 10 Court

Merrill J. C. .39 Court

MerriU J. C. Jr.."9 Court

Meyer Joseph, 12 Scollay's Building

Miller Thompson, 13 Mass. block

Jlinns George W. 23 Court

Minot George, 4 Court

Slinot William, 39 Court

Minot Wm. Jr. 39 Court

Jlontgomery Hugh, Tump. n. 4th

Moore Abram, 10 & 12 Mass. block

Jloore A. & E. N. 10 & 12 Mass. block

Moore J. F., 46 Court

Morey George, 20 Old State House

Slorgan David, 3 Sumner, K. B.

Morrell Edward, 19 Court

Morris Robert, jr., 27 State

Morse Nathan, 10 Court

Morton Marcus, Jr. 30 Court

Nash S. G. 20 Court

Nelson Albert H., 19 Court

Nelson & Converse, 19 Court

Nichols B. W. GO State

Nutter C. C. 10 Court

Nutter T. F. 10 Court

Oliver Peter, 16 Court

Osgood I. P. 5 Court

Otis Edward B. 9 State

Otis Theodore, 11 Court

Paine John T. 14 State

Park J. C. 51 Court

Parker Aurelius D. 20 Court

Parker Charles Henry, 16 Court

Parker Edward G. 4 Court

Parker Francis Edward, 30 Court

Parker Joel, 46 Washington

Parker Henry M. 46 Wasliington

Parker Henry T. 4 Court

Parker J. M. 16 Court

Parker S. D. (county attorney), 16

Court
Parks Gorham, 27 Court
Parsons Samuel, jr., .35 Court
Parmenter Wm. E. 19 Court
Peabody O. G. 30 Court
Pearson Eliphalet, 24 O. State House
Peiree R. N. 1 Devonshire
Perkins H. N. 20 Court
Perrin Wm. H. 4 Court
PhiUips Geo. W. 9 Court sq.
Pickering Edwarl, 211 Mercli'ts' Ex.
Pickering John, 7.S State
Pike Charles E. I" State
Pinkerton .lohn >l. 5 Congress
Plimpton S. F. 5 Court
PluiiiiT WiUinni, 7 Court square
I'onil Hem. Si Old Slate House
Pope Thoiims li. 16 Court
Potter & Gordon. M Wash. & 6 State
I'otter O. B. 56 Washington
Prescott Wm. G., 19 Court
Preston G. H. 6 State
Prince F. O. 30 Court, Gray's build.
Prince J. Hardy, 9 Court sq.
Putnam John Phelps, 19 Court
(Juinev J. Jr. 16 Brazer's build.
Baud Beii). 5 Court
Hand Kdw. S., (Jrav's b. 30 Court
Band .t Fisli,5 Court
Kaiinev Amhrose A. 10 Court
Kaiitoi'il i: lilt. Jr., 22 .* 24 Mass. bl.
liuitoul .S: Wiiite. '22 M.ass. block
Uiee (Jeo. Kdw., Gray's b. 30 Court
Richardson Ivovv W. Ill Court
Kichirdson Nathaniel, 46 Court
Richardsous & Moon-, 16 Court
Richardson William. 1 Ocvoushire
Riley Patrick, 1 Court House

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

liil

Ripley C. G. 9 Court en.
Ritcliio 11. Ill Court
KiilibJ. 1{. .'SiSKite
Kdbb.t lluhhani,::!) State
Kohina Kiflliinl, -J.! Stilte
liDclker Ui-riiaril,:;:i Cnirt
Itobiiison (J. M., Ml State [Co)irt)
Rogers J. Gray, I'.l Court (.lustices'
Itocers Will. L'j Railroad Kxcluiupro
RoUins J. W. 1 Uevonsliiro
Russell Rcnj. F. U'i Court
Russell C. T.& T. II. Ii3 & 30 Braz.b.
Russell J. D. 5 Court
Russell 'I'homns, "to Court
Russell Will. G. .'!."> Court
Sultonstall \j.,?,\\ Court
Sanger (J. 1'. 4 Court
Sar-cut llorai-e H. 41 Mass. block
Sai-ent II. , I. H .lov's buililinc
Sargent Lueius .M. Amory Hall
Sawver F. W. :iO Court
Scudder Henry \, 17 State
Searle Geo. W. 17 State
Si-wall Samuel K. 4li Washington
Shrppanl.Iohu U. I'D Court
Shiinmin Chag. F. ."0 Court
Sliipley Horatio, 21 Court sq.
Simmons Chas. F. 41! Washington
Simmons David .\. 20 Court
Smith & Colby, 47 Court
Smith Chauncy, 46 Washington]
Smith E. Jr.. 20 Court
Smith II. E. 10 Court
Smith Hen. Welles, 22 O. St House
Smith .M. Hale, 23 Scollav's build'g
Smith Wm. II. L. 47 Court
Sohier Edward D. lil Court
Sohier Wm. D. 40 State
Sohier & Welch, 19 Court
Sohier & Lowell, 40 State
Sparhawk G. 4 Court
Spooner Allen C. 23 Court
Stevens Oliver, 19 Court
Story Charles W.,48 Court
Story Isaac Jr. 4() Washington
Sumner Bradford, 20 Court
Sumner Charles, 4 Court
Thaxter David, l(i Court
Thomas C. G. 20 Court
Thomas Seth J. 4<j Court
Thornton J. Wingate, 20 Court
Ti"heJohn,4 Water
Tilton Warren, 40 Court
Tolman T. U Court
Tuxbury Geo. W. 30 Court
Wakefield Thomas L. 10 Court

Walker W. L. 6 State

Ward Samuel D. 10 Court

Ware Henry, 18 Scollav's building

Warren Henry, 46 Washington

Washburn A. C. 60 State

W^ashburn Fred. L. 19 Court

Washburn W. R, P. 46 Wash.

Watson Thomas A. ()3 Court

Watts F. O. Gray's build. 30 Court

Webb Seth, Jr. / Court sq.

Webster Daniel, Court, c. Tremont

Webster F. Court, e. Tremont

AVelch Charles A. 19 Court

Welch John H., 35 Court

Welch Wm. J., 1 Devonshire

Wellington Hiram, 10 Court

Wheatou Robert, 5 Court

Wheeler A. S. 20 Court

Wheeler S. G. Jr., 22 State

Wheelock P. S. 33 Court

White Geo. 22 -Mass. bllr.

Whiting & Russell, 35 Court

AVhiting Wm. 35 Court

AVillard Paul Jr., 19 Court

Willard Joseph, 20 Court

Willey & Hutchins, 5 Court sq.

Willey Tolman, o Court sq.

Williams & Hall, 30 Court

Williams Geo. G., 4 Court

Williams J. JI. 30 Court [Office

Willis Horatio M. Registry Probate

Withington O. W. 35 Court [sq.

Woodbury C. L. '20 Mass. block, Ct.

Woodman Horatio. 26 Railroad Ex.

Wright Edwin. 27 State

Young Edward, 30 Court

Crockery,

China, Glass, and Earthen Ware.
Atkins, Stedman & Co. 105 Milk
Bowker Howard, 495 Washington
Briggs E. T. 52 Chatham
Briggs Enos & Co. 52 Chatham
Briggs Robert, 42 & 44 Central
Butman E. .>)2 Washington
Cash Wm. E. 262 Washington
Collamore J. Jr. & Co. 98 Wash,
Ellis George, 2.5 Kilbv
Flint Ezra .M. 47 Hanover
French, Wells & Co. IJI Milk
Ga"e Benj. W. 144 Washington
Had John, 17 Doane
Hastings Joseph S. & Son, 25 Doane
Homer Wm. F. & Co. 3! Union
Jarves G. D. & Cormerais.45 Federal
Kelley Edward, 346 Washington
Mason Ephroim B. 7 Hanover

Mathews Win. Jr. rAl? Washington
Mellen & Co. 20 Merchants' row
Norcross Otis .%Co.. 2-') S. Market
Page Geo. 15. .'iiS Wash.
Perkins ,Iohn & Co. 4'l & 42 Broad
Pierce Samuel 11.51 Broad
Pope Wm. 147 Wash.
Sargent Hodwoll..';2 Chatham
Shaw N. ii. 172 Ilauovor
Simpson & Caldwell, 51 Broad
Siimners it Co. l.;7 Wash.
Taylor Sc Waldron, .'iO Broad
Wheeler A. B. & Co. 71 iiroad
Wiggin C. E. Hanover, c. Marshall
W\ man, Procter & Church, 54 & 58
Federal

Curriers.

Armstrong James, Chelsea, E. B.
Brooks George, 49 Fulton
Bucknam J. C. 52 Fulton
Burland & Hatch, 39 Ferry
Clark E. 17 Ferry
Clapp Uenrv B. 85 Fulton
Cobb B. 21 ftlm
Downing Edward, .53 Fulton
Durrell Aloses T. 5 Ferry
Edwards Jamcs,H5 Fulton
Ewers John, 9.3 Fulton
Field E. & I. (i3 Fulton
I'oley B. 57 Fulton
Gill * Walker, 28 Charlestown
Gould Dudley F. 5.3 Fulton
Guild, White & Co. 40 N. .Market
Guild C. & Sons, 16 Blackstone
Hunter E. G. 66 Fulton
Jameson Wm., North, c. Cross
Lawler & Mullane, 33 Ferry
Mahan J., 2 Barrett
Manning Uriah & Son, 69 Fulton
Blunroo J. H. & E. 25 Ferry
Payne S., 81 Fulton
Roney T. 21 Ferry
Thompson, Baker & Co. 31 Shoe and
Tidd S. 66 Fulton [Leather

W'aldmyer B. North, c. Cross
W'all James, 29 Ferry
Washburn Lewis H. 65 Fulton
Webster & Co. 39 North Market
Westcott Stephen & Son, 44 Fulton
Williams Ebenezer, 9 Ferrv
WilUams S. 2<) N. JLirket [Leather
Winn J. B. & Co. Fulton, c. Shoe &
Woodman C. T. 21 Fulton

Cutlers.

Blurphy & Co., 17 Harvard pi.
Walther D. & Co. 12S V/ashington
WeddeU A. 15 Hawley

Daguerreotype Apparatus.

French Benjamin, 109 Wiishington
Sawyer John, li;9 Wasliingtou

Daguerreotype Miniatures.

Adams Charles H. 190 Washington
Brown S. H. 425 Wash.
Cahill M. S. 293 Wash.
Campbell B. F. 61 & 69 Hanover
Clark P. G. 36 Washington
Chase L. G. over 2^19 Washington
Crosby R. R. U Tremont row
Davis J. J. P. & Co., 257 Wash.
Eastman W. B. 2 Blanch'rd'sb'k Ct
Hale L. H. 109 Washington
Hamilton Geo. D. 63 Court
Hawkes B. F. 113 Wash.
Heard John A. 13Sw Wash.
Ives L. M. 142 Washington
Jtoore J. B. 59 Court [Court

Nichols' Plumbe Daguer. Gallery ,75
Ormsbee & SiUbee, 203 Wash.
Plumbe's Dag. Gallery, 2-28 Wash.
Southworth & Hawes, 5J Tremont r.
Stone J. 34 Tremont low
Whipple J. A. 1k: Washington
Winslow A., 39 Hanover

Dentists.

Avling & Howard, 34 School
Ball & Fitch, 34 Tremont row
Barnard C. F. 1 Montgomery pL
Bauer A. 561 Wash.
Bemis Samuel A. 32 School
Blaisdell John II., 127 Court
Blake E. 210 Wash.
Bramhall S. :-) Essex
Bri^ham II. Q. 5 Hanover
Child A. B. 17.\ Tremont row
Clarke John D. 274 Washington
Clough J. 9 Tremont TeniiiTe
Codiiian Ben J. S. ■(.■<4 Washington
Codman Willard AV. 33 Boylston
Cumminirs John A. 23 Tremont row
Cutler R. 186 Washington
Dixon Rufus E. 22 Winter
Downes Wm. C. 7 Summer
Dudley A. S. 2^58 Washington
Eastham Charles, '23 Tremont row
Emery H. A. 10 Tremont Temple
Fiske E. W. 276 Washinston
Fitch L. M. 34 Tremont row

Flagg Jonlah F.31 Winter
Greenwood E. I,. 18 West
Gixxliio D. II. 210 Wash,
(iuild Albert, .W llano, c. Portland
lliiiiKoii jw Dick iii«oi,,fW Tremont r.
llarwood l>. II SuiniiiiT
Haskell L. P., 210 Waj,liinetf.n
Haskell T. Jr. Hi Court & 20 Ilnw'rd
Iline CleriMoiit E. l.'Xi Hanover
Hitelicoek I). K. 127 Court
Hoyt A. L. 77 Hcdford
Keep N. C. 74 Boylston, c. Carver
Kendoll S. H. 2 liumstead pi.
Leach E. G. 6 & 7 Tremont Temple
Leavitt Wni. P. 23 Treiuont row
Leonard Job,2(W Broadway
Leseur J. A. 19 Winter
lycwis James, 3 Hanover
LockeJ.M. 10 Winter
Luther H. G. 2C5 Washington
IVIartin Henry ,1. 6 Beac<:n
Martin W. N., 36 Oxford
Maynard W. L. 8 Tremont Temple
Mavo I'. K. .lOU Hanover
Moore E. B. 133 Hanover
Morton W. T. G. overlOTrcmontr.
Nichols Wm. 1} Tremont row
Nolen Spencer'Jr. 2!l Boylston
Noyes F. A. 2<W Wash.
Parker D. M. 11 Summer
Parsons T. W. Jr. 16 Winter
Peabody Nathaniel, 13 West
Pimintel M. 4.3(H Wash.
Prescott Benj. T. 98 Sumner
Preston A. F. 18 Bedford
Randall C. W. 2<I8 Tremont
Bobbins R. L. 3 Howard
Sabine J. 5 Franklin
Sniilie J. II. 5\ Tremont row
Snow A. L. 1.32 Court
Stearns Saml. F. 5 Montgomery pL
Stocking S., Rh Tremont row
Strickland Isaac 7 Tremont Temple
Thresher J. M. 1.32 Court
Tucker J. & E. G. 1 West
Waters Geo. Frank, 115 Court
Wevmouth A. L. 96 Court
Whitechurch Charles, U Tremont r.
Williams Jac. L. 74 Boyls. c. Carver
Wilson D. P. 3 Summer

Die Sink'rs So Let'r Cutt'rs.

Bailev G. P. 21 Union
Belcher Emery, r. 39 Wash.
Hall James, 10 Dock so.
Maclin B. 4 Court av.
Sletealf S. M. 45 Salem
Mitchell F. N. Hi Tremont r.
Nordwall M. 46 Mass. block
Smith W. H. & J. £. 89 Wash.

Distillers of Eum.

Barnard John M. & Co., Adams st,

and 18 S. .Market
Bowman S. 28 Long wharf
Felton John, rear 6G Prince
Felton L. & Son. 6 Long wf. & .5th st
French W'. E., Esse.x [Long vrf.
Heard John T., Ivers, count room, 1
Howland Henry, 13 India
Stratton& How-land, 50 Central
Trull Brothers, 50 Merrimac
Trull John & Co. Distil-house sq.

Domestic Goods. ( fviwiesaie.)

[See Commission Merchants.]

Domestic Produce.

[See Produce.]

Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Etc.

Depots.
Bailev & Jenkins, 44.^ Washington
Baker & Perry, 613 Wash, [ket sq.
Boles Levi .tCo. Sudburv&Ilaymar-
Boles.tGetchell,;^ Friend
Hall John, 15 Blackstone
Kendall G. .t J., 15 Charlestown
Lansmaid Samuel P. 6 Haverhill
Stinison J. .% Co. 35 Portland
Smith H. B. lOCharlesfn [bury
Wilson S. N. .% Co. Jler'in'c, c. Suii-
Wilson Stephen F., Causeway, cor.
Merrimac

Dress Makers.

Adams C. M. 379\ Washington
Adams Harriet, 77 Cambridge
Atkinson Eliza, 33 Salem
Bailey D. 132 Court
Bartol Marv, 14ii Hanover
Blanchard ll. 251 Washington
Boyd M. B. 186 Washinefon
Bradford >L H. .Mrs. 166 "Hanover
Brintnall S. S , 77 Cambridge
Cameron M. A. 18 Causeway
Campbell Catherine, 12 Green
Canin M. A. 51 >• Hanover
Child S. 2.il Washington
Colburn E. S. 260 Washington
Conway Ann, 78 Prince

192

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Cook J. S., 1 Winter place
Dangers S: IIcaL,-lan(l, 4JJi Wash.
Dodge M. W. 5 Temple
Doe Harriet. .)J Hanover
Doe Mary B. 1 jl) Court
Eberle Rachel, 24li Washington
Fiske Anna D. 1 Hersey pi.
Fitch E. M. 3 Hanover (up stairs)
Flanders S. L. 4.58 Washington
Forbes S. 103 Charles
Frasher Misses, 106 Hanover
Goodnow S.4i Salem
Hager II. 12.5 Hanover
Hayes Abigail, 24 Chambers
Hoffman L. A., 2941 Washington
.7enkiiis.Miss,-'.>l Wash.
Kuk'lit-i 11. M., .5i;i Washington
I.aiKhin 1,. 1,., iSi; Washington
Lonshurst M. B. WO Washington
]<ord E. 270 Washington
Lougee M. E. 10 Maverick bl'kE.B.
March E. Salem, c. Cross
Mason Deborah A. 2 Blanchard's bk
Moore Nancy, 2 Spear place
Nason S. S., 4s»l Washington
Nelson Eleanor, 2.5 Cambridge
Paige C. W., 270 Washington
Patterson S. 26 Avery
Preston R, M. 44', Hanover
Rice E. A. IS'.I Ifanover
Ridlon J. H. W\ Hanover
Rogers Ann. 1(10 Hanover
Ryder & WiUard, 4!),V Hanover
Sanborn L., 2S1 Was'hington
Smborn H. 260 Washinston
S vwver M. 260 Washington
Smith .lane, 9U Cambridge
Smith S. P. 124' Charles
Snow A. ,T. 20.5 Wash.
Tarbox II. 247 Washington
Turner E. 1.5 Boylston square
Wade M., 20S Washington [visile)
Wilson S. B. 49.V Hanover (cloak &
AVinsIow Isabefla, l.SS Court
Worthley R. A. 3 Temple

Drugs, Medicines, etc.

Badger C. H. & Co. 4i) Blackstone
Banker, Crocker & Co. 107 State
Barnes John, 8 North
Bird J. A. & W. & Co. 53 Chatham
Brewers, Stevens, & Cashing, 92
Briggs&Robinson,27 Com'l [Wash.
Brown, I^amson & Co. 44 India
Browne C. A. 11 Coml. [c. Portl'd
Carter, Colcord, & Preston, Hanov.
Carruth, Whittier & Sweetser, 4

Long wharf
Chapin & Wliiton, 15 & 10 Coml.
Coburn Edward O. & Co. 1.5 Broad
Crocker & Bell, .53 Blackstone
Cutler A. L. 43 India [Kilby

Denny Edward & Co. 10,S Milk, cor.
Eliot.I. F. 32 Com'l (Med. chests)
Fletcher & Appleton, 2 India
Fowle Seth W. 138 Washington
Hale, D.ay & Story, 7 Long wharf
Hall .1. P. & Co. 1 Union
Henshaw, Edmands & Co. 36 India
Henshaw & Prescott, 1 India c.State
Hollis Thomas, 30 Union
Horton, Trott, & Darling, 16 India
Hill, Candler & Co. 27 South Market
Hunnewell J. L. & Co. .S Com'l wt:
King & Dexter, 20 India, c. Milk
Ivittle William B. 104 Hanover
Slaynard & Noyes, 11 Merch'ts row
McFarland & liice,IOS Milk,c. Kilby
Miller E. F.& W. D. Haymarkct sij.
Poor Charles V. 19 Tremont row
Porter & BatehcUer, 11 India [Chat.
Randall, Brothers & Co. 50 & 51
Reed, Bates, & Austin, 20 Mereh. r.
Reed, Cutler & Co., ,3,3 India
Sargent & Brown, 2 North Market,

(iled. chests)
Thayer, Hoveyft Homer, 3 &4 S.

side Faneuil Hall
Wadsworth, Nye & Co. 110 State
Wlicekr Lewis,Broadc.Cust'mH. st
Wliitucv Wm. F. & Son, .50 Chat'ra
Wii^ht rj)one/.er, 7 Custom House
Wilson, Fairbank & Co. 45 Hanover

Dry Goods. {Importers.)

[Sec Domestic Com. Mercliants.]

Raker Kc Beals, 81 Milk
Harry & Brother, 24 Pearl, Cruft'sbl.
Burr, Brotliers & Co. 73 Milk
Chacc Daniel K. 101 iSIilk [Donne
Chase, Gibson & Co. 10 K'ilby and7
Hcmslev .t Cropper, 20 Milk
l.niii.. l.Minson & Co. 47 Water
l.itlli.. Alden & Co. 52 Federal
Wihcri, Cushnmn & Co. 10 Milk
PciircM- S. H. ,tCo. 94 Milk
Philips W.Si S. .t Co. 10 .Milk
St(«lil;ir(l Charles St J. S. Covering,
Wliiton .<: Marcli,79 Kilby [33 Milk
Williams .lolin, 22 Milk
Wyman & Arklny, 105 Milk

Importers and •Jobbers,
[See also Silk Goods.]
Allen E. &Co.89Milk
Allen & Minot, 58 Milk
Ammidown H. & Co. 23 & 27 Pearl
Anderson, Sargent & Co., 45,47 & 49

Kilby
Andrews C. 34 Pearl [Federal

Arnold, Brittan, & Miles, 75 Milk, c.
Beebe .lames M., Morgan &Co.,37

&.39Kilbv [Congress

Blake, Bigelow & Co. Water, cor.
Blanchard, Converse & Co., 83 to 89

P.arl
Blanchard F.H.&Co. 25 Milk(rib'ns)
Blanchard Wm. E., 62 Milk
Blodget J. W. & Co. 20, 28 & 30 Pearl
Bracket S. E. & Co. 57 Kilby
Brett Wm. F. 143 Federal
Erigham John & Co. 18 Milk
Brown & Dix, 52 Milk
Brown % Eustis, 0 & 8 Milk
Brown W. A. Jr. & Co. 117 Milk
Burr Brothers & Co. 73 Milk
Carpenter, Fairbanks & Co. .34 Milk
Champney Edward W. &Co.44 Milk
Chandler & Co., 6 & 8 Summer
Chase, Gibson Sc Co. 16 Kilby
Chipman G. W. & Co. 90 Hanover
Clement, Salisbury & Co. 92 Milk
Curtis, Sampson & Co.. 93 Kilby &
Dana Ephraim, 71 Water [104 Milk
Dana Otis H. 71 Water
Denison J. N. & Co. 103 Milk
Dewey S. W. 45 W.ater [Federal
Dutton, Richardson & Co. 29 S 31
Ehrlich Moses, ,30 iVIilk
Ellis Samuel & Co. 131 & IKS Federal
Fearing A. C. 40 Kilby
Fosdick John, 8.3 Kilby
French Abner & Co. 99 Milk
Gage & Chase, 23 Kilby
Gardner & Morse, .30 Milk
Hale T. P. 09 Water
Hall, Olmsted & Co. 66 Milk
Harrington S. & J. & Co. 09 Milk
Hathorne Jacob H. 62 Milk [Cong.
Haughton, Sawyer & Co. 72 Milk.e.
Hobart Albert & Co. 55 & .57 Water
Holbrook Henry J. 30 Kilby
Holbrook, Carter & Co. 18 & 20 Pearl
Ilovey C. F. & Co. 13 Winter
Jewett, McGilvray & Co. 51 & 53

Water
Jewett & Prescott, 2 Milk
Jewett, Tebbetts & Co. 78 Milk
Jones F. A. & Co. 1 Tremont row
Jones, Hill & Co. 49 Milk
Jordan, Marsh & Co., 129 Milk
Kendall, Whitwell & Co. 1 & 3 Pearl
Lane & Washburn, 59 Kilby
Lincoln M. S. & Co. 33 Water
Little, Bridgham & Co. 85 & 89 Kilby
Lowden, Cushing & Co. 09 Kilby
Lowry W. & M. 40 & 48 Water
Lyon & Vose, 3 Liberty sq.
JIann John, 222 Wash.
Mann William H. & Co. 27 Milk
Blanning, Glover & Co. 1 Fan. Hall
Menzies G. E. 28 Winter
Morse Samuel F. & Co. 59S:01 Milk
Nichols C. C. 7 Kilby
Nichols L.& Co. 80 Milk
Norris S. H. 65 Kilby
Otis, Cushman,& Bancroft, C3& 67

Water
Oudkerk L. 50 Milk
Paine &Wheelock,70 Milk,c. Cong.
Parsons SamL.tCo. 9, 1 1 & 13 Federal
Patterson. BuUnrd & Co., 107 Milk
Pierce, Clark ,^ Co., 98 Milk
Pii..vr, lluwr ,>^(',.., r4Milk
l'lii.i|il.iU,S|.|ilu.iis.in&Co.,4GMilk
Pocr l^■l■^^■,7^ Kilby
RuwsMii, ilVi-haiM, &' Pratt, 57 Milk
Shepherd John, 28 Kilby
Shorey & Co. 108 Washington
Smith, Sumner & Co. 35 i\f ilk
Snow Jude & Co. 04 Hanover
Spear & Bat!.-s, 0-! Mil'-t
Stone* Pa -'c, 00 K'illn-
Stowe Freeiiuni, ;;.■■. Kilbv
Sumner A. & Co. 113 Milk
Sweetser, Gookin & Co. 21 k 23 Fed.
Talbot, Newell & Co., 109 Milk
Tenner, Brothers (silk goods) 9 Jlilk
Teni.ev .t liallister, .81 Kilby
Thacher, Sjiaw ,<: Co. 43 Miik
Turner, Wilson & Co. 8.3 Milk
Warren (i.-o. W. .^t Co. 192 Wash.
WetliiTeUll.l:..tH.W. IC.i. 14 Milk
WetlicrelU Slciie, .t Wond.'.u Milk
Wliitnev, Fenno ,>i i\<.. 1.5 .t 17 Pearl
Wilkinson, Stetson & Co. .53 ,Milk
Williamson .'i: Siiiilli,20 Kilbv
WinslowGe.i. S. :;2 Kilbv.e Ccntr'l
Woodbcrrv lleiirv,28 Killiy
Wyman Jlinies, 28 Kilby

Dry Goods. {KetaUcrs.)
Adams J. H., 40 Cambridge
Allen Jolin E. 21"i Hanover
Allen William H. 210 Washington

Ames S. T. & Co., 39 Hanover
Andrews John S.,Maverick sq.E.B.
Atkins Thomas G. 143 Washington
Badger D. B. 151 Broad
Barker P. & Co., 0 Tremont row
Bartlett S. P. & Co. 108 Hanover
Bell, Thing & Co., 9 Tremont row
Bellows & Barr, .30 Hanover
BendixJohn H. 525 Washington
Bliss Henry P. & Co., 44 Hanover
Bloch A. F. .SO.', Eliot
Bodwell M. R.91 Leveret
Bowers Charles, 40 Hanover
Bowers D. S. 72 Hanover
Bowers Ferdinand H., 190 Hanover
Bowers H. M. 130 Hanover
Bredeen & Stimpson, 102 Hanover
Brett William F. 143 Federal
Briard & Breck, 120 Broadway
Brown J. T. 123 Court
Brownell Gilbert & Co. 25.5 Wash.
Carlisle Wm. N., 287 Washington
Carpenter Hari-ey Jr, 2TO Hanover
Chandler & Co.,6&8 Summer
Chapman T. A. & H. G. H Hanover
Chipman G. W. & Co. 88 & 90 Hano-
ver and 80 Blackstone
Christian T. & A. 391 Washington
Cobb Frederick W. 403 Washington
Coleman Lewis, 3/9 Washington
Daniell & Co. a4U Washington
Davenport M. A. 228 Hanover
Davis D. C. 35 Hanover
Davis Horatio E. & Co. 281 Wash.
Davis N. T. i:>5 Hanover
Doherty H. & Co. 341 Washington
Dutt'y James, 12 Batterymarch
Ellison J. .349 Washington
Farley N. W. 70 Hanover
Fisher S. & Co. 421 Washington
Fletcher F. 48 Hanover
Flynn Patrick, 93 Hanover
Fdote C. R. 121 Court
Gallagher P. 5 Tremont row
Gallagher J. 107 Federal
Gleason James, 129 Broad
Gould F. A. 192 Hanover
Gotham S., Centre c. Myrtle
Graves Wm. E. 50 Hanover
Hall D. M. 50 Hanover
Harrington F. D. 273 AVashington
Harris William G.S2 & 84 Hanover
Haynes Mary, 051 Washington
Hill, Lincoln, & Geer, 333 Wash.
Ho|)kins Z. W. 244 Hanover
Horn B. F. .519 Washington
Horn J. F., 603 Washington
Hovey C. F. & Co. 13 Winter
Hubbard George F. 120 Hanover
Huston Samuel, 293 Washington
Ide G. L., Green, cor. Staniford
Jewett & Prescott, 2 Milk
Jones F. A. & Co. 1 Tremont row
Jones James A. 2')8 Hanover
Jordan Wm. L.,108 Broadway, c. B
Keyes Z. W. 60 Hanover
Kinsley Ann, '208 Wash. (Fr. goods)
Kirkpatrick John, 3 Broadway
Knight Manasseh, 237 Washington
Libby & Brothers, 20(5 & 208 Hanov.
Libby A. N. & Co. 190 Hanover
Little Omar, 146 Hanover
Lovejoy B. B. 85 Charles
Lucas Edmund D. 485 Washington
Mackintosh L. B. 170 Hanover
Macy R. B. 34 School
Messinger E. F. 395 Washington
Middleton Thomas, 349 Wash.
Milton G. B., 427 Washington
Molineux James, 487 Washington
Morse E. G. .33 Cam -ri dee
Nay Snm'l F. & Co. 3 Tremont row
Niekerson B. 128 Hanover
Partridge H. P. n II. 1.38 Federal
Peabodv E. 2.30 Washington (fancy)
Pearl, Smith & Co. 62 Hanover
Peterson & Mcintosh, 149 Court
Ritchie S. & Co. 0 Sumner, E. B.
Rogers J. S. 509 AVashinsrtou
Scliwab A., .570 Washington
Shaw & Scarles, 38 Hanover
Shillabcr J. G. & D. B 01 Court
Shumwtty S. & Co 32 Hanover
Simon<ls"joseph, .55 Cambridge
Smith H. N. 124 llnnover
Smith James M. 081 Washington
Smitli T. H. 150 Hanover
Snow Jude & Co. CA Hanover
Snow N. H. 5.« Washington
Spier & Son, .5831 Washington
Stearns H.N. 13 Leveret
StormsW. U. .^ Co. 321 \\ ashington
'I'aylor A. II. 0 Maverick square
Ta\ lor (). T. .5"^ Hanover
TiiVlor T. C. 152 Hanover
Tii'vlor W. O. 74 Hanover
Tildeii Edwin, 141 Broadway
Tilden W. II 2.54 Broadway
Tiltoii II. N. .^ H. K.. 8 Tremont r.
Toomev Tlioiiuis. 105 Sea
Trefotlun Nalh'l 32 Prince
Trnmbiill Wm. 114 Broadway
Tucker* Brother, 209 .1: 211 Wash.
Tufts G. G. Sehocl c. Chapman pi.

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

193

Turnbull G. ft Co. 241 Washington

Viiimtimc W. CR'; Wa«liinsti>n
WiiTT.ii (ic(]. W. .I- ('(1. VfJ Wuih.
W.irrcii N'l.riiuTM.n'J (liiiiovor
W.tisliT (fro. IIH Itroudwtty

Wr

WlIIs Siinili, .Mnv, <•. W. Cedar
Whci'lc.-k Dwiirlit, .'(7 Ilnnover
White Josi'iih H. Si Co. *) Ilanovo
Whitcomb 1'. C. C, •!!) Hanover
White * Morgan, HH ft W Hanover
Wilkina John, 407 Washington
Wood Franklin, M Salem

Dyers.

Harrett & Rrothers. 1 10 Wash.
Hall C. S., -11 Cornhill Ce- Hanover
Maiden Dvc H., ll.lt Harding, Cr't
Snellini? I'^. II. 11 Hanover
Stiirtevant S. 1). Court, c. Howard

Dye Stuifs, Dye Drugs, &/C.

Conversi' & Uohson, M N. Market

])enny E. St Co. 108 Afilk, c. Kilby

Freeman W. F. S India

need & Cutler, X\ In<lia

Uussell T. ,1. SiG.C.S Mereh. row

Thayer, Ilovey & Homer, 3 & 4 So.

eidcFaneuil Hall
Wards Boott, IKiMilk
Wlutney Wm. F. & Son, 5fi Chath'm

Electrotypers.

BostonStereotvpeFniindrv, Spring 1
Wilcox J. W. \r,'2 Washington

Embossers.

Damrell & Moore, IG Devonshire

Engineers.

fSee Civil Engineers.]

Engine Hose.

Boyd J. .% Sons, 27 Merehants row
Shelton & Cheever, 7 Washington

Engravers.

Allen B. F. (wood) ]m Wash.
Andrews J. (hist'l) Wash. c. Essex
Baker Wm. ,J. S«4 Washington
Bolton .T. B. Vl'i Washington
Bouve E. W. 120 Washington
Boynton G W. 1(!0 Washington
Briscoe D. 8 Court av.
Brown Nathan, 27 School
Brown S. E. (wood) 128 Wash.
Carv Isaac, 201 Wash, (hank note)
Chandler J. G. (wood) ll.'iWash.
Cook Charles, 2S Joy's building
Crosman .Tohn C, l:! Franklin
Danforth, Bald & Co. (bank note)

78 State
Dearborn Nathl. 104 Washington
Dceley C. ,5 Merchants' row
Fenno Charles H. 13 Court sq.
Fowie E. A.. 7(i State
Gay John G. (wood) 1,5 Wash.
Glover D. L. 228 Washington
Glover Llovd, 228 Washington
Hobbs Nathan, 10 Washinston
House T. (historical) 204 Wash.
Johnston D. C. (arti.st) 37 Trem.row
Kurtz Henry, 228 Washington
LemmeWm.. (stone seal) I Summer
I-ibby Edward W. 4 Court avenue
Marsh Henrv (wood), U Trem. r.
Morse .% Tuttle, 70 Washintrton
N.E. Bank Note Co. 204 Washington
Nichols Henry, 210 Washington
Parker George. 21.") Wash.
Polton Oliver, <3 Court
Pruden D. K., 1 Ilnwley
Powers & Co., 2B.5 Wash.
Kowse S.W. 5.1 Tremont r., design 'r.
Smith Geo. G. ISfi Washinirton
Stratton VV. D. 251 Washington
Tappan & Bradford, 221 Wash.fbld
Tiivlor & Adams (design's) 29 Joy's
TeulonE. .V .. 11:5 Washin<rton
Thayer B. W. & Co., 4 Wash.
Toppan. Carpenter & Co. (bank

note) 380 Washington
Warren A. C. 51 Tremont r. (desig'r)
Watts James W. 70 State
Weller & Green 20.5 Washington
Wilson W. W. 23 Court
Wise C. 28 Carver
Worcester & Peircel52Wash. (wood)
Wright & Mallory (wood) , 96 Wash.

Fancy Goods.

English, French, and German.
[See Combs, &c.]
Tliose with * are importers and
wholesale dealers,
'Abbott J. E. 224 Washington
*AhrenfeIdt Charles, 113 Wash.
Ahlborn Henry a 38 Kilby
* Ash ton Elisha V. & Co. 117 Wash.
Ballard & Stearns 16 &18 Bromfleld
•Bellamy Wm. 21Tremont row

22

Peck A. M. ft Co. 2W Wash.
Bertz A. 50 Merrilnac
♦lioyiiton h Wiio.lfnrd, .V) Wash.
♦Urav C. !•'..% Co.."!; Cornhill
Bradish Win. 51 Cornhill
Brewer H. A. 57 Hanover
Biirnham 10. J. Hit Court
Callendar H. G. 7 School fKilby
•Chapman G. H. Jr. & (^o. 41 & 43
Cotton N. 1). 13 Tremont row
Dodge Jas. S. opp. 74 Couirncrcial
•Dunham .% Ilovey, 12 Kilhy
*Dvcr v.. K. 141 Washington
FooteC. It 121 Court
Goodricli I ). ((. .; 12 Wash.
Herman S. 100 Washington
•HirHc,li,<:l'algciuevir, II Kilhy
Hiscock S. 02Cainliridt'e
*Hol(tcn fi Cutter, 17 Kilhv
•Ilovey James (J. Mil Wasliington
Hunt Iliram, City wharf'
Hunt James G., N. side F. II. M'k't
•Jacobs & Fnv, 1 & 3 Kilby
.Jordan A. S.lDl Washington
•Kellcy & Levin, 5 Kilby
Kimball John, 57 Court
•Knuner & lleyer, 22 Atkinson
Latham Sumner, 2 Clinton
Merrill, Edmands & Co. 20 Kilby
Merrill Geo. W., 322 Washinoton
•Messer, Warren, & Davis, 27 Kilby
Alilliken J. J. 3(W Washington
Mills & Forristall, 8 Market sq.
•Norcross & Towne,31 Milk
Partheimiller F. 633 Wash.
Pearson I.E.* Co. 76 Union & 100
Peck Anson, 2 Essex [Bl'kstone
Pollock A. F., 205 Washington
Reed Thomas C. 43 South
Shillaher J. G. k D. B. 01 Court
Skeele Edwin A. 22 Kilby
Snow John F. 1 Lewis
•Spring I. H-.K Kilby
Tolman Geo. S., 1.33 Washington
•Weeks J. H. & D. P. Ives, 71 Kilby
Weld Sarah, Derne, cor. Temple
WiUcutt Marv, 151 Hanover
Woodford O. 'F., 303 Washing'n

Feathers, Beds, etc.

Allen A. II. 2 Dock sq.
Austin David, 2 I'nion [market sq.
Beal J. II. & Bro. .3 Holmes bl. Hay-
Blake Ware & Co. Brattle
Brabrook E. H. & Co. 48 Blaclcstone
Brabrook G. T. 38 & 30 Blackstone
Brooks W. P. B. 06 Blackstone
Croome, Ilixon & Co. 178 Wash.
Doe, Mazelton & O). 44 Blackstone
Flagg Sumner (curl'd hair), 4 Union
Folsom Watson & Co. 7 Hav-m't so.
Grover Calvin J. 72 Com 'I i 129 Ful.
HallettJ. H. &Co 16 Dock sq.
Haskell A. L. 8 Elm [Bl'kstone
Holden & Blanchard,83Hanover& 05
Manning, Glover & Co. 1 F. Hall
Mcllen Moses, 38 Union & 4 North
Parker H. F. 2 Union [27 Brattle
Russell, Hennes.sy & Phelps, 21 to
Sales room of the blind, 20 Bromli'ld

Finding Stores.

Armstrong.Tiihn, .32 Clinton
Child Wm. C..tCo, 5 N.E. bl.Chnton
Daggett H. L. 20 Kilby
FaVor II. S. 6 & 7 N. E. block, CUn.
Hall James, 10 Dock sq.
Johnson Daniel, 5 Blackstone
Mitchell W. & Co. 43 & 44 N. Market
Newhall F. S. & Co. 15 Fnlton
Penniman & Co. 0 Blackstone
Russell Levi F. 0 Blackstone
Safford, BrooKS & Co. 1 Blackstone
Tillson J. & Co. 23 N. Jlarket * 23
WalesThos.C.&Co.lO Broad[Clint'n
White A. L. & Co. 0 N. E. bl. Cliufn

Fire Engines. (Builders.)

Fish.

Dealers in Fresh FSsh.
Atkins J. II. 212 Hanover
Atwood E. 106 Pleasant
Atwood R. & Co. 308 Tremont
Bacon John, 20 School
Brown B. A. 78 Fourth
Burgess & Talbqt, Merrimac market
Call Thomas,.Sutfolk,c. S.WilUams
Cobb Henry K., 27 Prince
ClappL. H.I 18 Leveret
Cobb Thos. Suffolk, c. S. Williams
Doane H. 440 Commerci.il
Howard & Hinds, 30} Myrtle
Holbrook, Smiths & Co.'Coml. whC
Johnson E. A. & Co., .35 Bromfleld
Jones Allen H. 144 Court
Lewis Nathaniel, Jr. 665 Wash.
Lombard Daniel, SMChambers (oys)
Lombard & Cobb, 28 Deme
Mellen, Hill & Co. Fhila. Packet p.

Ncwcomb 8. & L.. Cambridge, cor.

Rich S. 106 Federal [Butolph

Rich Thos. & Saml., Fleet, n. Hano.

Rich* Weudill, 2 Grecn&144 Court

Simcry .(. II lioylslon

Shaltuik (,'. P. lloylHton market

Small S. * Co. Lewis wf. [42 Beach

Siriitli .r. (;. II, ,<: Co. 00 Tremont 4:

Tirrell John,«) Cross

Wood Lowell M. 518 Washington

Dealers in Salt ^ Pickled Fish.

Abnihams Benjamin, 1 T wharf
llutterlield Sinieou,2lS Long whf.
Churchill Otis, 35, r,r, & 00 l.<,ng wf.
Churchill Wni. :V) Long wharf
Churchill Pcleg.O& I3T whurf
Flint II. W. 27Longwf.
Fr)ster, (.'lai) .t Co., 19 City wharf
Fuller & Marston,41 & 42 Lewis wf.
Green Joseph W. 41 Long wharf
liane Jonathan & Son, 1 Merc't'l wf.
I/cavitt B. Philadelphia Packet pier
Ivittle E. II. 28 Commercial
I^ckc Charles A. 20 Citv whf.
Mann N. P. 44 Long whf. [whart
Mansfield Charles II. & Co. 2;» ]x>n5
Nickerson Ehen. & Co. .30 Long wfT
Nickerson E. G., 42 Long wharf
Pruden I. R. lO.V Long whf.
Russell & Tilton, 31 Long wharf
Snow & Rich, head City whf.
AVliitney S. & Co. 34 &3S I>ong whf.
Wilkins Charles & Co. 33 Long whf.

Fishing Tackle.

Bra<lford Martin L. 142 Wash.
Eaton J. 44 Washington

Flour Dealers.

Allcott William W., E. R.R. wharf
Apthorp & Co. 3 South Market
Balch W. P. Jr. 14 & 15 City whf.
Bangs & Co. 15 Long wf.
Barker & Matthews, 33 Commercial
Bigelows & Davis, 7 North Market
Blanchard Edwin,. 55 Commercial
Blanchard Henrv, 6 Canal
Blanchard & Wright, 75 Coral.
Blanchard Wm. S Co. 21 Lewis wf.
Bowdlear S. G. & Co. 17 Long whf.
Bradshaw Andrew, 8 & 0 City wf.
Brown AVm. A. & Co.O&lO Lew. wf.
Bryant & Clarke, Beverly, c. Cause
Call Moses H. 40 Commercial
Chadboum H. & Co. 01 Coral.
■Chickering Horatio & Co. 22 Coml.
Dana & Chase, 13 Long wharf
Davenport George,5 Commercial
Earle & Thornton, 1 E. R. R. wharf
Ellsworth L. L., 10 RR. blk.Lincoln
Fisher Mark, 40 Long whf.
Fiske E. G. S R. R. block, Lincoln
Foster, Clap & Co. 19 City whf.
George & Shackford, 27 Long whf.
Glover James Jr., 82 Sea
Hoogs J. B. 3 R. R. block, Lincoln
Howes & Baker, 67 Coml.
Humphrey David, 25 Long whf.
Humphrey Wm. & Co. 45 Long wf.

& 19 Commercial
Jackson S. S. & Co. 22 Long wh£
Libbey W. & I. B. 71 Coral.
Lincoln & Beal, 57 Coramereial
Mason Samuel K.&Co.l5 Charlest'n
Matthews N., Vinal's wharf
JIathes & Snow, 1 Haverhill
Morse E. 37 Commercial
Mullin & Holmes, 27 Foster's wharf
Munroe E. Jr. 118 Commercial
Nason AVm. 31 Commercial
Plumer & Co. 5 City whf.
Prescott Harrison, 96 Water
Rice & Tower, Charlest'n, c SaU'n
Robinson, S. & Co. 7 City wharf
Scudder, Chipman & Co. 1 City w.
Scudder Harvey & Co. 17 Com! w.
Seccomb & Tavlor, 31 Com'L w£
Snow & Rich, head City wf.
Surette Lewis A. & Co. 12 City wC
Sweet J. D. 2 E. R. R. wf.
Swift J. J. 17 Long wf.
TarbelKt Dana, 11 Citv wharf
Tilton Stephen & Co. oO Coml. wf.
Townsend I. P. & Co. 23 Com'l w£
Vinal N. 51 Coml. & Vinal's wf
Wade Gco.(Gen'lInsp.)13 Longwf
Weld James Ss Co. '.15 Broad
Wells Francis, 21 Long wf
Williams E. & Co. 23 Long vrt.
Wood & Cook, 12 Long wharf
Wright Wm. A. & C. L., Sea. n. br.

Foreign Exch'grs &/Bnk'r8

Brown. Brothers & Co. G3 State
Curtis T. B. 63 State
Davis J. Amory, 81 Kilby
Hamden & Co., 99 State
Ward T. W. 28 State

Fringes and Tassels.

Baker J. & Son, 8 Water
Farrar& Co., 5 Water

194

MASSACHUSETTS STATE EECORD.

Johnson & Burr, 42 Jlilk
I^acostc & Guigon, UKi Washington
Onthank S. G. 173 Washington
Tilt B. B. & Co. ;i8 Jlilk

Fmit, (Foreign ^ Domestic.)
Ball & Fooes, 2 Dock square
Bnrnajd & Tufts. 52 Chatham
Kceton John, 7H Cambridge
Brown A. S. & ,1. Ml! State
Brown & Kendall, lU'.l State
Campbell Oscar, K'.l Washington
Carr& Eaton, 1 Merchants row
Childs E. D. 7 Merchants row
Coffin N. R. 34 Merchants row
Daniel P. SOI Cambridge
Gibbens D. L. & Son, 218 Wash.
Gilmore G. M. ?/4 Merchants row
Gilson & Henry. 58 Court
Greenwood Wm. A. 31 Wash.
Jones & Farlev, 2 Merchants row
Kimball & Miller, 1 Merch^s row
M'Geoch Alexander, 2 Broad
Morse H. C, 440 Washington
Reed & Kenny /21 Merchants row
Richardson G. B. & Co. 1 Market sq.
Shaw Iva B. U Bromfield
Sp.irrellJ. T.31 Wash.
Taylor Emery, 5 Dock eq.
Taylor & Co. 15 Merchants row
Tyler J. C. & Co. 54 Chatham
Wilson & Paine, 1 Dock square

Fur Dealers.

Bacon Thos. C. & Co., North, cor.

Union
Bates Martin & Sons, 26 Elm
Brown E. 12 Ann [ters' goods)

Coverly Edwd. & Son. 7 Union (hat-
Dimick C. 19 Wash, (up stairs)
Dodd Horace, 130 Milk
Dodd Timothy, 130 Milk
Emrnes S. & Co. 10 Elm [Congress
Greenough, Cook & Co. c. Water &
Mason N. & Co., 30 W.ash.
Shute Wm. M. 175 Washington

Fnmaces and Eanges.

Bulkley & Co. 35 Blackstone [stone
Cliilson, Ricliardson & Co. 51 Black-
Dunklee B. W. 59 Blackstone
Gould & Pratt, 25 & 27 Blackstone
Herman Leopold, 61 Cong. [Range
Lockwood, Zane, & Lum o, 5 Derby
Mason & Rupp, 30 Washington
Pond Moses & Co. 28 Merchants r.
Pond & Duncklee, 40 & 41 Bl'kstone
Prouty D. & Co. I'J N. Market
Stimpson H. & F., Congr. c. Water
White W. & W. K. 11 Fr.inklin
Whiteley Edward, 38 Federal

Furniture Dealers.

Allen A. H. 2 Dock sq.
Atkins & Greeley, 12 Lewis, E. B.
Austin D. 2 Union (Lindley's patent
bedsteads) [block

Beal J. II. & Brother, 3 & 4 Holmes
Bacall Wm. K.28 Bromfield
Barker &Smith, 17, 19&21 Bromfi'ld
Batchelder I. II. 58 Cambridge
Beal Samuel &Son,384&.38fi Wash.
Beal H. & Wm. L. 20 Treraont
Bird Peter II., Charlestown, c.Med.
Blanchard J. W. 35 and 37 Federal
Blake, Ware & Co. Brattle, n. Dock
Blake J. G. 12 Cornhill [sq.

BrabrookGco. T.3S.%39 Blackstone
Brabrook E. II. & Co. 50 Blackstone
Brooks W. P. B. 66 Blackstone
Buckley & Bancroft, Beach, c. Lin.
Caldwell II. P. 53 Cambridge
Camp Wm. & Co., SO Federal
Colby M. & Co. 483 Washington
Condit D. S. & Brother, 73 Union
Croome, Uixon & Co. 178 Wash.
Danforth J. & Co. IU7 Fulton
Daniels John E. & Co. U Charlest'n
Davis J. F. 14 Canal block, Bl'stone
Dennis Lewis S. 20 Charlestown
Dinsmorc James, 2(KJ Hanover
Doe, Ilazelton Sc Co., 44 Cornhill
Doe John S., 55 Union
Evans A., 16 Charlestown
Folsom, Watson & Co. 7 Holmes bl.
Gridley Geo. A., .13 Exchange
Grover Calvin Jr. 72 Com. & 129 Ful
Haley J. J. 121 Fulton (Cottage)
Harvey Thomas, 5 Sea
Hoffman .1. C. 11.83 & 85 Cambridge
Holden & Blanchard, 83 llano. &C5
Hopkins Chas..'i9 Ciirnh. [Blacksto.
Hubbard J. C. 5Si Washington
Hull Geo. 11.42 lilaokstonc
Jenkins W. ('.. linmilway.c.Turnp.
Kelley .M. Mn Wushington
M.-Ucn McarM, :;m (iniim & 4 North
Mcrriliclil Moses, 9 Si 11 Sea [Port
MitcailN. .t Cii. Morrimac, corner
Ni<'hols S: lluyt, 20 Haverhill
Noble J. II. 113 Hanover
Nugent B. 15 Charlestown

Packard P. F., Union, opp. Un'n bl.
Palmer Edwin A. 434'Wa3h.
Parker Henry F. 2 Union
Parsons C. W. 211 Hanover
Paul C, Merrimac, c. Gouch
Pierce .Jonathan, 102 Broad w.ay
Peirce Joseph, 72 Coml.& 141 Fult'n
Prentice R., 79 Merrimac
Prime, Kenny & Co., 14 Charlest'wn
Pruden, Burrill & Co. 39 Hanover
Putnam John, 404 Washington
Quigley James, Wash. c. Beach
Rogers Geo. M. 2 & 4 Salem[27 Brat
Russell, Heunessy, & Phelps, 21 to
Scott Robert, 541 Wash
Shearer L. B. 75 and 83 Blackstone
Smalhvood E. A. & G. T.l Railroad

bl. Lincoln
Smith Geo. V., 71 Cambridge
Stevens G. W. 615 & 517 J Wash.
Wales S. Jr. 14 Bromfield (school)
Weeks Levi, 440 Washington
Wheeler J. M. 99 Cambridge
Whittcn I. 162 Hanover
Witherell Benjamin, 5.5 Blackstone
Woodward Benjamin, 313 W;ish.
Wormwood & Boyce, 501 Wash.

Furriers.

Bomstein J. 15 Elm
Ilentseh C 119 Court
Heller Edward, 53 Wash.
Kovits C. I. 26 Brattle sq.
Norton Jacob, 17 Wilson lane
Pazolt T. C. .360 Washington
Saroni A. S. 11 Elm
Schaffer C. U9 Court

Gent's Furnishing Stores.

Adams Geo. T. ((7 Hanover
Bowen & Brother, 97 Washington
Brown J. T., 123 Court
Calrow & Co. Hanover, cor. Elm
Carter Nathaniel, 24 Washington
Chaffin John C, Wash.t. State
Chandler,Morse&Co.64 Milk ( whole-
Corthell John K. 202 Hanover [sale)
Davis D., 215 Wash, (shirts)
Davenport & Co., .38 Milk (whole-
Edgcomb J. L. 54 Hanover [sale)
Elliot M. P. 11 & 13 Washington
Files M. B. C, 46 Hanover
Fuller & Colton, 213 and 311 Wash.
Gove Simon M. 8 Hanover
Grafton & Co. 85 Washington
Greene C. E..S4 Trem. [wholesa'e
Hathawav, TiUson, & Sears, 21 Milk
Hawley t.A. & Co. 20 Milk (shirts)
Hawley T. R. 6 Elm
Heard G. W. 2S3 Washington
Henderson F. A. 2 Court
Henderson & Merrill 22 Hanover
Johnson J. C, 40 Wash.
KimbaU & Fisk, 28 Washington
Locke F. B. 177 Wash. [shirts)

MacomberJ.B.&Co.87Wa3h (French
Macomber 1. 3 Revere House
Merriam & Baker, 186 Washington
Moulton John K. Jr., 11 Union
Murphy D. E. 491 Wash.
Lyon & Powers, 58 Washington
liace J. P. 80 Washington
Robie & Humphrey, 5 Milk
Saxton W. R. 13 Milk
Sibley Solomon, 7 Court (shirts)
Sijence W. P. 105 Court
Thomas Charles, 154 Court
Wallis F. B. 79 Washington
Warren John, 196 Hanover
Wheelock & Wells. 206 Washington
Whiting E. W. ,30 Elm
Wright J. H. & Co. 38 Washington

Gilding and Silvering.

Davis Daniel, Jr. 428 Washington
Martin V. 32 Washington
McGirr Francis. 2 Water
Rogers Augustus, 89 Wash.

Glass.

Banker, Crocker & Co., 107 State

(window)
Brownbill John, 52 Pearl
Damon James, 13 Blackstone

Glass Cutters.

Loughran & Co. 2d st. cor. A
Riley John, Andover & 2d sL

Glass Knobs.

Boston Tx)ck & Knob Co. over 32
Jones & Farwcll, 37 Exc. [Dock sq.
Itobinson E. 4 Washington
Itobinson O. W. A Co. 4 Richmond

Glass Manufactories.

American, P. F. Slane, 54 Kilby &
First, n. B [Federal

Boston & Sandwich. Gninitc block,
Banker, Crocker & Co., 107 State
Cooper W.& Co-30Atkinson (patent)
Cains Thomas, 35 Brood, and First,

Damon .1. 13 Blackstone [n. B

Falmouth Glass Co. 35 Br'd [bLFed.
Jarves G. D. & Cormerais, Granite
New England Glass Co., Joseph N.
Howe, Agent, Batterymarch, be-
tween 149 & 151 Milk
Preston John A., Battervmarch
Sufiblk Glass Co., Second st.

Gold Beaters.

Bacon C. rear 35 Washington
Bacon W.arren,8 'Change avenue
Bull A. W. 17 Harvard pi.
Drew Joseph I,, r. 39 Washington
McGlrr Francis, 2 Water
Pastrouich N. A. rear 45 Wnslv
Tolman J. P. 16 Harvard place

Gold Pen Manufacturers.

Farnsworth Sc Sweetser, 4 Court av.
Hinds & Simonds, 91 Washington
Smith W. H. & J. E. 89 Wash,
Wihnarth& Brother, 9 Court

Grain Dealers.

Balch W. P. Jr. 14 and 15 City wf.
Barker & Matthews, 33 Commercial
Blanchard W. & Co. 21 and 22 Lewis

wharf [Causeway

Bryant & Clarke, Beverlv, corner
Chndbourn H. & Co. 61 ComL
Child D. W. 304 Har. av. cor. Dover
Clark Moses, 288 Har. av. n. Dover
Colbum W. H., Tump. n. the bridge
Converse C. C 33 Eastern RaUr. wf.
Earlc & Thornton, 1 E. R. R. ivf.
Edgerly J. S. & Co. 3 and 4 Com'l wt
Ellis George & Co. 37 Long wf.
Foster, Classp & Co. 19 City wf.
Gallagher & O'Neal, 60 Commercial
Glover J. Jr. 82 Sea [Packet Pier
Hagar G. W. & J. B., PhUadelphia
Holden Albert P. 7 Sea
Howes & Baker, 67 Commercial
Ivingsbury T. & F. Russia wf.
Lincoln & Beal, 57 Commercial
Lockwood Rhodes G. Bait. Pk't P't
Mason Samuel K.&C;o.l5 Cliarlest'c
Mathes & Snow, 1 Haverhill
Slullin & Holmes, 27 Foster's vrf.
Munroe Edmn, Jr. 118 Commercial
Munroe Otis, 41 Commercial
Nason Wm., 31 Commercial & 278

Harrison av. n. bridge
Parsons Chas. E. & CoT 5 Com'l wf.
Reed A. & A. S. & Co. 12 R. R. blk.

Lincoln [Charlestown

Rice. Tower & Co. Stillman, corner
Seudder, Harvey & Co. 17 Com'l wf.
Scudder, Chipman & Co. 1 City wf.
Savage J. S. & Co. 2 Haymarket sq.
Simmons Benj., Charles, c. Camb'go
Vinal N.,Com'l opp.Charter&51Com
Vinal R. A. & Bro. II & 12 Lewis w£
Worthley & Vose, Haverhill
Wright W. A. & C. L. Sea, u. br.

Grindstones.

Lombard & Co. 13 Lewis wC
McKay D. R. 50 Commercial
Read J. & Co. 5 ) E. R R. wf.
Sprague, Soule & Co., 7 T w£

Gunsmiths.

Bishop Henry H. over 32 Exchange
Dewerson R., C st.
Hapgood J. 12 Washington
Lovell J. P. 27 Dock sq. (up stairs)
Schenkl John, 1 'Change avenue
Wliitmore N. 4 Washington

Guns &/ Sport. Apparatus.

Eaton J. 4-t Washington
Hapgood J. 12 Washington
Johonnot .% Saunders, 21 Dock sq.
Lovell J. P. 27 Dock sq. (up stairs)
Read Wm. 6 S. Market sq.
Saunders W. A. 29 Merchants row

Gymnasiums.

Cram J. W. 8 Winter

Stewart P. Jr., Franklin, c. Hawley

Hair Dressers.

Anderson J. 199 Washington
Ambush J. S. S. 3 K.iwc's wharf
Ayers Ivii, I'nr base, c. Pearl
Bacon F. D. Maverick sq.
Bassett Bonj. P. 81 Hanover
Begg John C. North sq.
Berry Charles T.,86 Commercial
Berry Thomas, 86 Commercial
Bordwine Geo. H. Lowell.c. Barton
Brown Wm. 101 Commercial
Brown John, 34 Sea
Brown Jacob J. Hcacli, c. Harr. ar;
Bugbce Charles, (»ll Washington,
Burr Leiniul.32\ Brattle
Castell Wm. H. 301 Tremont
Cajsar Eli, 117 Broad
Charricr P., '266 Washington
Collins Thomas, H9 Court
Corrao John, Revere House

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

195

Cook C. F.l)2 Cambridge
Cram J. W. .TJ BroinfloUi
Cieiimer A., Court, c. Howard
Crci'cli A. A. I Court av.
J)!ivi» (ico. II Di-rne
DeluTicv \V'iii..';4 Causeway
DciniiifT Ivlrj.oiul C. fiC Brattle
Dudley Win., Seliool.cor. Wash.
Dwyir & Willsiin, 14 Brattle sq.
iCaston David, Sudbury
Fleres A. li.ij Coin'l
Fletcher Francis, St Charles Hotel
Flu S. A. C. MR Court
Francois Louis, 1:^ WaBhington
Freeman N. 1'. 'SI Charlestown
Fricke Charles, Winthrop Houfe
OeyerWni. T., Poplar, c. Spring
Gilbert A. li Blanchard's block
Glynn W. T. ,1: J. U I.indall
Goodwin Henry. 25 Cambridga
Gray Edward, TXi Wash.
Grimes Geo. 47 Turnpike
Crush John U. 177 Hanover
Gwinn G. F. 12 Congress
Hadley C.J. 21 Bhickstone
Uadley Samuel B. 2;i Boylston
Hill Wm. 182 Ilarr. av.
Holmes Henry, Endicot, n. Croes
Howard A. G. 20 Howard
Hughes Kobcrt, 33 Mer. row.
Ingersoll G. M., 110 Federal
Jackson Edward, W Eliot
Jacobv M. 9 Franklin
King 11. F. iM., Clinton, c. Blackst.
Kirraes & Co., 251 Washington
Lawless Walter, 911 Hanover
Lawrence George C. 13 School
Leonard J., Winthrop bl. E. B.
Lcnnou D., Sea, cor. Beach
Lewis A. V. G2i Leveret
Lowther G. W , Staniford, c. Green
Lyons E. -Ki Albany
Afarshall Jolm Loekey ,4 Change av.
Martin Geo. W. 8'J Merrimac
Marliave E. Iti Summer
Mason Chas S. 27 Uanov.(up stairs)
Mason J. H., Court, c. Hanover
McKrea J. B. 80 Trcmont
Minton H. Theatre Alley
Mitsch George, 11 Elm
Mooney S. S., 198 Wash.
Nassau W. Jl., 19 Congresj
Nourse F. J. its Milk
O'Reilly L. F. HI Merrimac
Pampanella S., Fleet, c. Ann
Peaice George, North Sq., c. Ana
Pennington E. H., Broad wav, c. K.
Pike Geo. S. 2i Portland
Pindell J. J. WW Wash.
Pindell W. T. 448« Wash.
Futman George, South, u.Kneeland
Kandolph Henry, oi Cons^ress
Reverse Benjamin, 13 Devonshire
Kevaleon C. F. Hii Blackstoue
Kevoleon J. D. 115 Blackstono
Kothe Chas. JIM} Wasli.
Sassard J. A. 33 "School
Schuh Jacob, 46 Alerchants row
Shiloh Wm. H. 105 Court
Simmons H. W. 30 DevonsluiB
Smith L. F. 5 Devonshire
Smith Thomas, 25} Union
Smith John J., 45u'Washingon
Sparrell Geo. P. 75 Tremout, under

Tremont House
Symonds J. U. 41 Congress
1 hompson Isaac, Beach, n. Lincoln
Turk Eben, 171 Hanover
Visall J. 34^; Commercial
Walther Geo. J. 704 Wasliington
Wells G. K. 306 Washington
West 0. 10 Federal
Weston Jas. H. 13 V. S. Hotel
Wheeler W. Z. 2 North Market
Whiting T. A. 19 & 20 Franklin
Williams J. C, 105 Cambridge
Wise John, 420 Washington
Wright William II., 112 Charlej
Zocler Philip, 479 Washington

Hair "Work.

Manufacturers.
Anderson J. 159 Wash. '
Beck A. M. & Co. 257 Wash.
Bogle Wm. 277 Washington 1
Burgess B. F.& Co. 303 Washington
Charrier Peter, 2()ti Washington
Dolidon John B. 205 Washington
DoUdon Mrs. (ladies) 207 Wasli.
Dyer E. E. 141 Washington
Gilbert A. 2 Blanchard^s bU
Kimball J. 57 Court
Kirmes & Co. 251 Wash.
Kirmes Mrs., 251 Wash, (ladies)
Kitchen Andrew & Co., 257 Wash
MoUett & Co. 4 Hanover
Pratt Wra. 307 Washington
Sassard J. A. 33 School
Skerry R. 17 Friend [bracelets]
Wilkinson E. 250 Washington

Harness Makers.

[See Saddle and Harness Makers.]

Hardware Dealers.

Allen .t Noble, I') Washington
Ballard & Stearn«, lOA IS fironifleld
Barnes Tlininiis P. 2S Dock sq.
Barnes Wm. II. 5 Union
Bellamy W. 21 'IVemont row
Bluni'luird Wm. 70 Kilbv
Blodget, Clarke & Brown, 20 Pe.orl
Bogmnn k Kimlmll,7 Dock sq.
Bradford Jlurlin J>. 142 Washington
Brooks Charles & Co. f! Dock sq.
Brown B.B. (j2 Tum!)ike,n. Broiwlw.
Butler, Keith,* Hill, 89 Stale
Butler .lunies, 13 Dock sq.
Callender B. 42 Pearl fter

Charlton Thomas, 55 Kilbyft 'M Wa-
Chase Brothers, & Co, 22 Congress
Chamberlain & Fuller, 24 Mer. row
Condit D. S. & Brother, 42 Union
Cushinau E. A. 42S} Washington
Dalton & Ingersoll, 4 Union
Davis Sanuiel,3 .Vlilk
Dodge W. A. KO Water [tools)

Dodge S. H. 100 State (machinists'
Doggett N. B. k N. A. 4IB Wash.
Domett Henry W. 80 Water (com.)
Eaton & Palmer, 67 Congress
Fairbanks H. P. (saddlery), o(> Pearl
Farrar, Richards & Co. 41 b. Market
Flint & Carter, "2 Kilby
Gardner & T'haver, 8 Liberty sq.
Gr.ay George U. & Co. 87 Milk
Greenough W. & Co. 14 Mcrch. roif
Hall Richard, 11 Kilby
I Haven George W. 451 Washington
Hill Thomas, Jr. 147 Broadway
llolbrook Edward H., 100 Milk
Homers & Ladd, 34 Union
Ilorton, Hall & Co. 114 Milk
llosraer Zelotes, 110 Milk
Johonnot & Saunders, 21 Dock sq.
Kellogg Charles D. fio Water
Lawton J. N. 25 Kilby
Lincoln Joseph, Jr. 6 Union
Loring, Fiske & Co. 58 Pearl
Lovctt & Wellington, 125 Milk
May Samuel & Co. 1 Broad, c. State

(Sec card, last cover, inside.)
Mead Wm. W. 5 Union block
Mitchell N. & Sons, 14 Kilby
Morss A. S. & D. 1. 96 Commerci.-U
MunroeJ. S. 48 Kilby
Newell Montgomery, 12 Pearl
Oliphant & Co. 37 Pearl
Parker Jona. 3 Union
Pearce George, Ann cor. N. Sq.
Pike C. S. & Co. 554 AVashington
Pond J. W. 34 Merchants row
Read Wm. 6 S. Market so.
Saunders Chailes H. 14 Union
Saunders W. A. 29 Merchants row
Scudder Chas. & Co. 93 Pearl
SladeC.37Pearl

Smith Franklin W. 32 Dock square
Tuckerman Gustavus, 12 Pearl
Vina! Otis, 20 Dock square
Warren M. C.9 Dock sq.
West J. & Co. 5 Dock sq.
Whiting George A., 29 Union
Wilkinson Andrew J. 2 Wasliington

Hats, Caps, Furs, etc.

Abom S. 0. 95 Wasliington
Adams George T. 87 Hanover
Bacon Thos. C. & Co. North.c.Uuion
Bartlett & Harlow, 17 Brattle
Bates Martin & Sons, 26 and 27 Elm
Bennett Wm. 7 Market sq.
Bent & Bush, Court, c. Washington
Betteley G. W. 138 Hanover
Bornstein J. 15 Elm
Brown Elbridge, 12 North
Bruce J. C. 3i) Dock sq.
Burdett J. D. G., 97 Washington
Carter Nathaniel, 24 Washington
Chapman J. & Co. 7 & 8 Fanu'l Hall
Clark & Linscctt, 1 & 51 N. Markei;
Clarke Thomas, 40 North Market
Colbum U. & Co. 40 Merchants row
Colby Amos, 11 head Commcr'l wi;
Colby Wm. 5 Elm
Colman N. il. 51 North Market
Cook A. N. it Co. 15 Court
CorthcU J. K. 202 Hanover
Coverly E. & Son, 7 Union
Cutter Geo. W. & Co. 9 Fan'l Hall
Cutter E. AV. 52 Hanover
Cutter Peter, 49 N. Market
Dallinger Wm. 9 Hanover
Dawes C. S. 10 Commercial
Egan John, 11 Commercial
Elliott M. P. 11 & 13 AVashiugton
Emmes Samuel & Co. 10 Elm
Estabrook J. N. 37 Merchants row
Fiske AVm. 89 Hanover
Gould Ivory, 43 Merehants row
Greely Noali* Co. 49 Court [AA'ater
Greenough, Cook & Co. 5iJ .t: 52
Hibbard II. K. AV. 299 Wash.
Higgins John, head City wC
Higgins Peter, 1 City w£
Higgins E. A. 25 Elm
Hilbourn P. 0. 9 Elm

Jones L. B. 24fl ComT
Keith Martin, Fourth, n. TumpIKB
Kelly W. F.A. 42<; Dock sq.[Miuare
Klotis S. & Co. 29 Court Ic 12 i;ock
Kuhlman llinrv, W Commercial
Leach H. I Mercantile wC
Lcavitt H. 11.91 Court
LecJ. AV.& Co., (i! Kilby
lx)ckcP. A. 14 Doeksq.
Lovejoy Win. It. k .Sous, 77 Comi
Lovejoy Chas. J. I Market sq.
Lunt A. F. «t Co.,2« Union
-Mnson Charles B. 8U Hanover
Murray P. & W. 40 ei W North
Murtngh P.5'2;i AVashingtoD (North
Nichols A. H. 4 Market sqiiiuc & 5
Olney Geo. C. 2!l AVathingU.u
Osgood Geo. 18:1 Waiihinplon
Peck T. R. & Co. %", & 2.5 AVwih.
Pettingill C. It. 50 Merclianta row
Pollard & Barry, rA AViuihin(?ton
Porter Edw. P. 3 Wash. c. Dock so.
Ryder, Crocker & Co. 497 Wa*h.
Sai-oni & Co. 23 Elm
Sherburne John. 9 Lewis. E. B.
Shute Wm. M. 175 AVaahiuston [«q.
Simpson W. B., 1 North, c. Dock
Spear G, 51. 6 Market sq.
Stone J. & Co. 37 Court
Stowe Orville. 18 Union
ThachcrM.N. ISAVafh.
Thomas Chailes, 154 Court
Towne & Kcn<lriek, 33 Elra
Towle Lyman & Co. Hauov. c. Elm
Wales Amasa, 29 Court
Washburn AVm. & H. 170 Wash.
Wheeler S. B. 7 & 8 U. S. Hotel
AVhitten H. H., 105 Court
Whiton F.67 Hanover [Franklin av.
Wingate John, 1C9 Hanover and IS

Hatters.

Abom S. O. 95 AVashington
Bartlett & Harlow, 17 Brattle
Bent & Bush, Court, c. AVasli.
Betteley G. AV. 138 Hanover
Burdett J. D. G.. 97 AVashington
Chipman Joseph, 4 Market «q.
Clough Sam'l, 4 India wf. (glazed)
Cook A. N. & Co. 15 Court
Greeley Noah, 51 Court
Greenough, Cook & Co.S2Woter
Haslam J. R. 31 Exchange
Haslam Wm. A. 5 JIarket sq.
Higgins Peter, 1 City wf.
Lotnrop I. 27 Hanover
Lovejoy Geo. H. 100 ComT (glz'ed)
Mason Samuel, Jr. .'W Washington
Mitchell James, 17 AVilson lane
Peck T. R, & Co. 25 AVashington
Ryder, Crocker & Co. 4.97 Wash.
Sherburne &Bursley, 23 Elm
Sherburne John, 9 Lewis, E. B.
Sloan S. AV. rear 35 AVashington
Smith Henry & Co. 509 AVashington
Tavlor S. G. Andover (hat body)
Washburn AVm. & H. 170 Wash.
AVingate John, 13 Franklin av.
Young Joseph, 4 Clinton

Hay.

Capen O. Packard's wf. 220 Broad
Child S. & Son, 290 Harrison av.
Crafts & AVard, Boston wharf; First
French Jloses, Jr., Maine wt
Hersey C, Eastern Packet Pier
Mathes & Snow, 1 Haverhill
Moody & Norris, First /

Nute E. 12 Canal [the bridge

Roby De.\ter & Co. Causeway, near
Vinal A., Causeway, c. Andover
Young C. & Co. Brown's wf

Hides and Leather.

Arnold S. S. 82 North I

Bond Henry, 15 Blaekstone I

Claflin Lee, 17 & 19 Shoe & Leather
Claflin AVm. 17 & 19 Shoe & Leather
Dennie * Boardman, 33 Shoe 4c L,
Dowley Levi A. ,8: Co. &! i; 76 Petri
Durant H. * Co. 9 Fulton
Farley Gustavus, 58 Fulton
Faxon Elisha, 25 Fulton
Field, Converse & Co. 12 Blackstone
Foster Charles F. 27 Shoe & Leath'r
French George H. 4:> Shoe & Leath.
French .* Roberts, 43 Shoe&Leather
Guild Chester ,% Sons, 16 Blackstone
G uild, AVhite .S: Co. 40 North Markt
Jones Josiah M. 72 Pearl
Kendall & Co. 1 & 3 Fulton
Little & Osborn, 105 & 111 Fulton
lx)w G. S. 70 Fulton
Low Ariel, OS & 70 Fulton
Moseley & Poor. 84 North
Osborn Sliles & Co. 50 Fulton
Proctor Abel, 76 and 78 Fulton
Reed A. 15 & 16 Com'l wharf, (skins)
Reed & Brvant, 78 Pearl
Reed J. 15 & 10 Com'l wharf, (skins)
Satford J. 0. 17 & 18 Blackstone
Silvester, Cross & Barnard, 35 CenO
Southwick P. R. 50 Fulton

196

MASSACHUSETTS STATE KECORD.

Spaulding & Bryant, 19 Blackstone
Spooner Wm. B. & Co., 79 Pearl
Stnckpole R. M. & Co., 47 Fulton
Thompson A. & Co. 5 Shoe & Leath.
Thomdike J. P. 13 & 14 Blackstone
'IMrrell Alinot, 7 Ferry
Tirrell J. & A. C2 Fulton
Upton & Poor, 6 Hitchb'rn blCskins)
■Woodman C. E., i!l Fulton (sheep

Hollow Ware.

Bowers, Pratt & Co. 137 JlUk
Cobb & French 18 City wf.
FuUerton & Raymond, 147 Milk
Page, Briggs & Babbitt, 1 & 2 South
Nutter K. 20 Broad [Market

Hops.

Blanchard W. k Co. 21 Lewis wf.
Blanchard & Wright, 75 Comnier'l
Farnsworth A.D. Coney's wf. Gen'l
Pratt Isaac, Jr. 1:34 Milk [Inspect'r
Skinner Wm. H. 68 Commercial

Horse Shoers.

Brewster Joshua, IG Sudbury
Chadbourn Seth, Hawley
Curry James, Beach,c. Cove [ampt.
Curry John, Harrison av., n. North-
Enghsh & Ulacomber, Charlestown,
Fernald N., Canal [c. Beverly

Gerry & Devoy, Creek sq.
Goodwin Kichard H. IG Haverhill
Gorman J. & Son, Creek sq.
Hanscom N. H., Turnpike
McClosky D. A., Sumner, E. B.
Neall & Very, Chardon, c. Hawkins
Sands T. T., East Dover
Stevens & Davis, Bumstead court
Thompson J. B., Beverly

Horticultural Articles.

Bowditch AzeU, 38 School
Hovey & Co. 7 Merchants row

Hosiery and Gloves.

Bamford Sidney, 383 Washington
Bassett & Fernald, IGl Wash.
Bell, Thing & Co. 9 Tremout row
Cass Francis W. 429 Wash.
Clapp Wm. & Co. 3(»7 Washington
Davis H. E. & Co., 281 Washington
Driggs L. S. 24 Hanover
Dyer Simon D. 150 Hanover
Emerson D. R. 223 Washington
Everett E. D. 64i Hanover
Holbrook Charles C. .305 Wash.
Holmes E. & J. 4 Tremont row
Gardner & Morse, 30 Milk
King C. E. & Co. 245 Washington
Lovett G. W. & Co. 385 Washington
MoreyJ.E. 7 Trernontrow,(manuf.)
Nichols C. n.319 Washington
Plimpton C. P. 2C9 Washington
Shorey & Co. 168 Washington
Shumway F. P. 225 Washington
Smith H. & Son, 150 Washington
Smith John W. 231 Washington
Stearns R. M. 369 Washington
Tilton H. N. & B. R. 8 Trem. row
Tufts Quincy, 105 Washington
Whitney N. D. 193 Wasliington
Young James, 68 Hanover

House Fumishiiig Articles.

Ballard & Stearns, 16.% 18 Bromfleld
Robinson Daniel, 94 Court
Waterman N. 85 Cornliill

Ice Dealers.

Gage, nittinger & Co. 70 State
Hill ifohn, 103 F. H. Market [Ag't
N. E. Ice Co. 69 Han. Otis H. Weed
Russell, Harrington & Co., 92 State

India and French Goods.

Andrews C. 34 Pearl
Chacc D. K., 101 Milk
Pearce S. II. & Co. 94 Milk

India Bubber Goods.

Boston Belting Co. 37 Milk
Capen John, 12 Bromfield
Hale G. II. & Co., 247 Broadway &

36 Bromfield
Holmes Wm. H. 25 Tremont row
Leighton M., agent, 9-1 Wash.
Rhodes T. M. (17 Fulton

India Rubbers. (Shoes.)

Downs Henry S.34 Killiy.'it 3 Central
lliiy ward Rubber Co. 10 Jk 12 Cent'l
Pciree J. 13 Central
Peircc S. B. IS Central [Central
T. C. Wales «t Co., 19 & 21 Broad, c.

Ink.

Btirr Franklin, 152 Washington
Maynord & Noyes, 11 Mcrch. row
Fre«ton & Merrill, 20 Kilby

Inspectors.

Brefand Pork.
Hay J. M. B., Causeway, op. End't
Pitman John U. 2.3 Ferry
Wells John B. (Inspector General)
38 Commercial

Steamboats.
Hall Samuel, Havre, East Boston

Butter and Lard.

Brown Francis, 3 Distil-house sq.,

Counting-room, 10 Blackstone

Fish.
Mayo Charles, 1 City wharf, Inep.

General
Abrahams B., T wf.
Ball John M., T wharf
Brown Henry, Sea, n. Foster's wf.
Bulger James, T wharf [w£

Churchill Otis, 35 & 55 Long wf , n. T
Churchill Wm. O. 30 Long wf
Duttou Darius, Sprague's wf.
Flint H. W., 27 Long wharf
Green Joseph \V., 41 Long whar*
llayward L., Hayward's wharf
Jones James A., Harris wf,
Mallory V., East Boston
Mann N. P. 44 Long wf.
Mansfield C. H., 29 l^ong wharf
Mayo Urial R., New, E. B. .
Mifter Moses, New, East Boston
Nickerson T.W.39 Long wf n. T wf
Ober J. P., head of Union wharf
Pruden I. R. 16J Long wf
Wliitney A. A., 34 Long wharf

Flovr.
Wade George, 13 Long wf.
Thompson Samuel, 3 S. Market

Marine.
Davis Ebenezer, 41 State [avenue
Pearce Samuel, Suffolk bu. Change
Pearson Charles, 41 State

Oil and Spirits.
Cleaves N. 31 India
Cutter C. C. 91 Fulton (fish)
Hockey & Davis, 13 Central wharf
Hussey Joseph, 7 Central wf
Vinson T. M. (justom H. (spirits)

Sole Leather.
Leggate Wm. (general) 63 Pearl

Sumac.
Gibson George, 12 Long wf.

Pot and Pearl Ashes.
Townsend S. D., Causeway, c. Med

Tobacco.
Dodd John, 39 India

Instruments.

Mathematical and Optical.
Temple J. H. 51 Court
Widdifield D. B. & Co. 148 Wash.

Charts and Nautical Books.
Lincoln Fred W. Jr. 62 Commerc'l

Mathematical and Nautical,
Breed Aaron, 166 Broad
Hewes E. J. 107 Commercial
King Charles G. 7 Broad
Lincoln Fred. W. Jr. 62 Commercl
Thaxter Samuel & Son, 125 State

Philosophical.
Chamberlain & Ritchie, 313 Wash.
Davis Daniel Jr. 428 Washington
Drake O. P. 182 Washington
Huddleston J. S. F. 96 Washington,

(barometer and thermometer)
Safford & WilUams, 36 Washington
Webster & Havens, 176 Wash.
Wightman J. M. 33 Cornhill
Electro- Magnetic.
Davis Daniel Jr. 428 Washington
AVightman J. M. Si Cornhill

Insurance Agencies.

Adams John, s Congress
Arms & I^awrenee, 14 State
Bigelow Prescott, 31 State
Klaisdell T. K. '28 State
Brewster Oliver, 4 State
Burge l^orenzo, 76 State
Chase A. J. 5 Congress sq.
Dexter E. A. 28 State
Earl Henry, 70 Washington
Ford Nathaniel, 21 State
Francis C. T. 14 Niles building
Harris & Cowles, 77 State
Hinckley E. Russell, 74 State
Jenks S. H., Post Ofhce avenue
Jordan Win. H. S.,40State
Kent James D., 29 State
Merrill Arthur, (Jl Court
Moulton C. J. B. 63 State
Orvis John, 28 State
Osborne & Pulsifer, 4 Scollay's b'ld.
Page & Banks, 76 State
Page, Richardson & Co, 134 State

Prince J. B. 17 State
Prince J. M. 17 State
Prince J. H. 17 State
Pulsifer Wm., 8 Scollay's building
Reed George W. (i3 Court
Russell David, Wash., c. Summer
Taylor S. P. 3 State
Tyler J. S., broker, Suffolk build-
ing. Change av.
Ward J. H. & Co. 31 Kilby
Wildes A. H. 92 State

Intelligence Offices.

Baker W. M. ll.\ School
Domett M. G. 12 HoUis (nurse rcg.)
Emerson H. B. Mrs. 13 Bedford
Female Employment, Tremont

Temple
Porter David, 11 Portland
Rohan Edward, 12 Brattle sq.
Williams L., 81 EUot
Wing L. H. 8 Winter

Iron Fence Builders-
Bryant Joseph R. 30 Causeway
Denio & Roberts, Cas'way,c. Friend
Patch Sidney, 42 or 84 Merrimac
Smith & Lovett, 36 Devonshire
Weeman E. 26 Merrimac, n. Cause w.
Weeiuan W. E. 19 Sudbury

Iron Founders.

Bowers, Pratt & Co. 137 Milk
Fulton Iron Foundry Co. Turnpike,

S. B., office 20 Long wharf
Josselyn A., Suft'olk, c. Lenox,

(fine eastings)
Kinsley Lyman, IOC State
South Boston Iron Co. 2 Central wf^

and Foundry St. S. B.
Woods John C. North Grove

Iron and Steel.

Allen S. G. 31 Central (tin plate)
Ballord A. & Co. 43 Fulton [Kilby
BuUard Lewis & Co. Lib'rty sq. 51
Chadbourn &Gilman,41&43 Fulton
Coffin W. E. & Co. 105 State
Curtis, Bouve & Co. 106 State
Dutton John, 145 Milk (steel)
Eaton Wm. J. 7 India wf.
Ellis & Meriain, 35 India
Emmons S. (malleable), 107 State
Farmer & Rogers, 11 Broad
I'arrar, Richards & Co. 41 S. Market
Fuller Robert, Fulton, c. Cross
Fullerton aiRaymond, Jessops' steel
Gay & Stratton, 145 Milk [147 Milk
Gardner Geo. & Co., 5 Liberty sq.
Gould Jacob S. & Co. 8 Fan'l Hall
Gray Geo. H. & Co. 87 Milk [c.Cross
Hammond, Manson & Co., Fulton,
Hosmer Zelotes, 110 Milk (steel)
Howard Charles, 76 Water
Lamson Nathaniel, 36 Broad
liangWm. B.9 Liberty sq.
May Saml. & Co. 1 Broad (tin plate)

(.b'ee card, last cover, i7iside.)
Messinger (jeo. W. 22 Broad
Naylor&Co. 83 StateS:4 Doane, (steel

manufacturers)
Newell & Andrews, 65 Broad
Odiorne George, 15 Doane
Page,Briggs & Babbitt, 1&2 S.Market
Phillips & Moseley, 64 & 66 Broad
Priest & Ayling, 92 Water [wf.
Ranstead Dearborn & Co.25 Foster's
Richards G. H. & H. 35 Fulton [wf.
Richardson J. & Brothers, 2 Central
Richardson & Edinond, 22 Broad
TaftJohn B. 21 Doane (steel)
Taggard John & Co. 16 I-oug wf.
Thomas Wm. & Co. 79 State
Thompson, Lapham & Co, 50 Broad
Wilson, Hawksworth, Ellison &

Moss, 110 Milk

Jewellers.

Adams k Berrick, 418 Wash.
Adams & Rodlern, 1 Wasliington
Bacon & Smith, 4 Elm
Blake J. Quiiicv, 16 Hanover
Burbank A. F., 2-35 Wash.
Campbell J. 34 Washington
Coll H. J. 282 Washington
Crosby & Brown, 69 Washington
Currier & Trott, 148 Washington
Dodge & King, 217 Washington
Farnsworth /. C, 67 Wash.
Federhen Jacob, 5 Hanover
Federhen John, Jr. 5.3 Court
Fenno James, 41 Hanover
Fessenden Brothers, 205 Wash.
Ford James M. 32 Court
Foster O. B. 29 Tremont row
Gray & Libby, 159 Washington
Goldsmith Wm., 4;31 Washington
Hart L. J. . '543 Wash. [Hanover

Heinemann & Jenkins, Court, cor.
Hews A. Jr. & Co. ItW Washington
Jones, Ball, St I'oor,226 Wasliington
Kimball John, 57 Court
Knapp Jesse, 129 Hanover

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

191

Ijincoln & Foss, &•> Washington
MrKuy, S|icrir& Drown. i;i.1 WMh.
Millni riirrisliill, K Miirlu-t «cl.
I'ulrncr.'v liiichiliiiTa, III \V»»li.
Ilnyriioiid !•'. ('. I Urciinllcia
RidL'WHv John Jii Son,:H Cumbridgo
Shenniin Clii.s. .1. ¥. 77 North
Skinner & Swiit, 17 Hanover
Stowfll A. ri; Ilunover
Thohiek Uc>l)iMt & Co. oK Wash.
Wilinurtli .t IJrother, U Court

Man ufactiiHng,
Darlinpr H. !•'. M'.i Wnsh.
KordJuHK'H M.:WConrt
Glover MiinliMi ('.. 7 Conrtav.
Gnilil Il.„ry.4 Conrtav.
Kroi'pi-'.s r. 11. sH Hanover
I.cninie V. 1 Summer
I-otlirop Khcn W. 4 Harvard pi.
Martin Viiliiitine,,'!L' Wnshinaton
Maynaril %V. T. •10 Mass. block
Meek Siinnu-1, 4 Conrt av.
Morse H. 1). L'L'.S Wnshinctnn
Munroe Ch.is. A. B. 13S» XVash.
Mullan & Morgan, 215 Wash.
Saekett, Unvis & Potter, 123 Wash-
ington, up stairs
SheddJas. A. UJ School
Simpson T. W. 5 Hanover
Smith, Dcey & Eddv, SO Wash.
Sweet John H. 8 Conrt av.
Symond .Tosoph, 15 Franklin
Zane Jacob S., 2 Wilson lane

Joiners. (House and Skip )
Brown B. H., Broad, n. Foster's wf.
Chase H., Marginal
Gushing & Bailey, 273 Broad
Ford Win. C. & Co., Meridian
Holmes Joseph T. 48 Commercial
Kent B. B. 302 Com'l, opp. Union wf.
Manson & Peterson, Central sq.
Page Charles O., Summer
Pettengill & Donnell,137J Commer.
Snow J. K., Richmond
Thompson H. 278 Coml.
WiUcut Levi, Clark, n. Ann
Young J. W., New, E. Boston

Junk Dealers.

Barry P. 350 Commercial
Callahan James, 355 Commercial
Charter F. Cutler, 275 Commercial
Chcsley J. C. 273 Broad
CIongK James M., 60 Sea
Coburn S. D. 122 Cross
Comey W. G. 288 Broad
Dosey John & Co. Sargent's wC
Drake J. 100 Cambridge
Fanning 11. C. & Co., Lincoln's wH
Hatch James II. L., 122 Cambridge
Hill Cyrus & Co. 205 Broad
Howe & Presbv, 215 Broad
Kent E. T. & Co. 18 Haverhill
Knight II., Pitts, n. Merrimac
Lock Samuel B. 5 Causeway
Locke & Campbell, 84 Fulton
Lyon M., Sumner, E. B.
Mahon James, 142 Commercial
Mainke & Holman.head Battery wf.
Mason N. P. 128 Endicot, c. Cause'y
McBride John, 124 Endicot
McDavitt D. lin Commercial
SIcLaughlin B. 367 Commercial
Miller G. £. Com'l, opp. Union wf,
Peirce Ira, 165 Fulton
PhUlips k Sheldon, 13 E. R. R. wf.
Putnam & Phillips, 213 Broad
Ransom Greeley, 60 Sea
Ring iM. 173 Broad
Rutter Wm. 221 Broad
Stewart J., Har. av. on the bridge
Titcomb & Nickerson, Broad, opp.

Tileston's wharf
Torslefl'John, opp. head Union wf.
Worster A. & Co. Broad, c. India wf.

Lace Goods.

Ames E. F. 28 Hanover
Baldwin Eli, 373 Washington
Baldwin E. S., 389 Washington
Baldwin L. H. 107 Hanover
BecketJ.M.StH Hanover &lft3Court
Blair L. ISO Ha'nover
Brownell G. & Co. 255 Washington
Carpenter T. V. 80 Hanover
DeBacon Charles, 34 Hanover
Driggs L. S. 24 Hanover
Fishers & Robinson, 50 Milk
Garnon Wm. H. 1 Summer
Harrington F. D. 273 Washington
Hemsley & Cropper, 26 Milk
Holbrook C. C. 305 Washington
Holbrook Geo. F. 147 Court
Houghton S. S. 72 Tremont
Howard N. Jr. 60 Hanover, c. Portl.
Lovctt G. W. & Co. 385 Wash.
Middleton Thomas, 349 Wash.
Morey P. 7Si Hanover
Neff W. J. 357 Washington
Nichols C. H., 319 Washington
Norris S. M.,30 Hanover
Oudkerk, L. 56 MUk

Pormentcr H. 291 Washington
Payson J. G. 12 'IVemont row
Plimpton C. P. 20;) Washington

Lamp Makers.

Carleton William, 12 Beach
Gavett A. J. 12 Hawkins
Harrington K. S. 7 Lindall
Hooper U. N. .% Co. 24 Commercial
Horn Edwin B.M Hanover
Pufl'erAlvin 1).9 Water & 31 Devon.

Lamp Sellers.

Carter*! Co. 414 Wash, (patent oil)
Cash William E., 262 Wash.
CoUamore J. Jr. & Co. 98 Wash.
Breed W. H. 61 Union (fluid, &C.)
Dodge E. P. 8 Tremont
Dodge J. F. 15 Union
Farnsworth J. C, 67 Wash.
Foster Geo. B. 29 Tremont row
French, Wells & Co. 151 Milk
Gage Benj. W. 144 Washington
Harding & Co. 60 Court
Harrington E. S. 7 Lindall
Horn Edwin B. 14 Hanover
Jarves G. D.& Cormcrais. 45 Federal
Jones, Ball, & Poor, 226 Wash.
Marsh & Co. 29() Wush. (patent nil)
Matthews William Jr., 507 Wash.
Palmer & Bachelders, 91 Wash.
Porter J., 8 & 9 Tremont row, opp.

Hanover St.
Shaw W. F. 174 Washington
Smith & Tarbell, 19 Wash.
Stanwood H. B. 253 Washington
Sumners & Co. 137 Washington

Last Makers.

Armstrong John, .32 & 34 Clinton
Cox S. & Sons, 5 Blackstone
Gilson Henry Y. 30 Fulton
Kimball John, 43 Tremont row
Phillips Wm. 38 Merchants' row
Stephens Collins, 109 North

Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead.

Butler, Keith & Hill, 89 State
Carruth F. S. 16 Custom House st.
Pieper Peter 81 Brattle
Smith Stephen, 10 Market sq.
Stearns G. L. i3 Water

Lead.

White Lead Manufacturers.
BartlettC.L. 18 Broad
Carruth F. S. 16 Custom House st.
Thayer & Bice, 32 India (agents)

Leather Belting.

Boston Belting Co., 37 Milk
King Otis, 334 Cambridge
Hunt N. & Co., 26 Devonshire
Mixer, Pitman & Co., 171 Milk
Shelton & Cheever, 7 Washington

Leather Dealers.

[See Boot, Shoe, & Leather Dealers.]
Bond Henry, 15 Blackstone
Brooks Franklin, 37 N. Market
Clafliu Lee, 17 Shoe & Leather
Clatiin Wm. 17 Shoe & Leather
Cobb Baxter, 21 Elm
Comins Linus B. 22 Dock sq.
Conant A. P. 75 Pearl
Cummings John, Jr. 3 Blackstone
Dvar Sraiith,43 Fulton
Ffeteher Timothy, 29 N. Market
Gale Milton, 31 N. Market
Gove John G. 75 Fulton
Gove G. G. 12 Elm
Guild C. & Sons, 16 Blackstone
Guild, White & Co. 40 N. Market
Hiebee & Foster, 55 Fulton
Hollgdon Geo. C. 7 Fulton
Hunt Moses & Co. 35 Fulton
Johnson, Thompson & Marsh, 108

Federal
Lillie Thos. E. & Co. 24 Exchange
Moselev & Poor, 84 North
Read A.H. 29 Shoe&Leather [stock)
Sawyer Warren, 3 Blackstone
Silvester,Cross & Barnard 35Central
Spaulding & Bryant. 19 Blackstone
Thompson, Baker .% Co,31 Shoe & L.
Tillson J. & Co. 23 N. Market & 23
Turner L. A. 11 Shoe & L. [Clinton
Tuttle & Higbee, 4 Blackstone
UnderhiU O. H. 4 Blackstone
Ward A., N. E. block, Clinton
Webster & Co. 39 N. Market
Westoott Stephen & Son. 44 Fulton
White A. L. & Co. 6 N. E. block
Winn J. B. & Co. 1 Shoe & Leather
Winn M. F.3 Blackstone
Woodman Charles T. 21 Fulton

Leeches.

Little Wm. B. 104 Hanof. c. Salem
Stewart Mm. .Il Cambridge
Taylor Mary, 27 School

Libraries — Circulating.

Hiirnham Ik Brother, W CornhiU
Calhiider H. G. 7 School
Foreign, E. P. Peabody, 13 Wot
(iill's, Broadway, near C
Morincrs' Free Library, H lying wf.
Moore C. i^Vi Washington
N. End, T. Hiller, Jr. 152 Hanover
Walker Thos. O. *J8 Comhill

Lime and Sand.

Child S. & Son, 296 Har. av. n. the bjt-
Crafts & Ward, Boston wliurf. First
Curtis F. 48 Sea
Drake Tisdale, 42 Sea
Gould Jame8,70 State (manuf.limc)
Hersej- C. East, packet pier, Com'L
Hoppin John, 21 Charles
Hoxie T. AV. & Co. 42 Long ■»-f.
Piper Solomon & Co. Wl Sea
Roby D. & Co. Causeway, n. bridge
Vinal Albert, Causeway, c.Andover
Whittier & Warren, Minot, c Ando-

ver
Wingate Wm. A. South, c. Harvard
Young C. & Co. Brown's wharf

Linens, Flannels, etc.

Brownell Gilbert & Co. 2.55 Wash.
Daniell & Co. 249 Washington
Jacobs Benj. 230 Wash.

Liquors, Wines, &o Cigars.

Baker N. W. Federal, c. Purchase
Banchor John, 3 Chatham
Bartlett & Edward, 9 Charlestown
Boardman E. A. 20 Congress
Bowman S. 28 Long wharf
Brigham L. & Son, / Congress sq.
Calder J. W.& Co., 15 Sudbury
Carruth D. J. 3 & 4 Gerrish block,

Blackstone [block

Chamberlain G. W. & Co. 7 Canal
Clark Benjamin, 10 N. Market
Clark Lewis, 122 Leveret
Cochran Samuel Q. & Co. 30 Cong.
Codman Edward & Co. 95 State
Copeland F. & Co. 47 India st,
Cummings Gilbert, 73 Commercial
Cummings G. Jr_ 13 Clinton
Denton Wm. 37 Central
Dearborn J. & Co. 3 Central wharf
Deland B. E. IS Jlerchants row
Deland & Co-. 16 E.xchange
Drew Joseph, 25 N. Slarket
Eddv Wm. 292 Commercial
Foster & Taylor, 161 Slilk (impr'ts)
Freeman & Simpson, 3 Long wf.
Gassett Lotau, Union, n.Huy market

square
Gray Henry D. & Son, 24 India
Griggs &Carswell, 24 & 25 Brattle sq.
Gunnison E.& Son. 1 Cn'l bl.Black.
Hammond Horatio. 20 Exchange
Harwood & Pierce, 159 Fulton
llilliard D. B. 21 Federal & 94 Sea
Hobbs John, 4 India wharf
Holbrook C. L. & Co.6 Federal
Horton Thomas, &1 Merrimac
Hyde & Blanchard, 37 Feny
Jenness S. 123 Leveret
Johnson Ira, 9 Corn court
Jones C. G., 183 Commercial
Kent John, 10 Haverhill
Kidder & Co. 17 & IS N. Market
Lewis T. & Co. Custom House st
Livermore Elijah, 90 Sudbury
Jlaxwell E., 15 Custom House st.
Jlessenger R. E. 14 RR blk. Lincln
Needham Win. W. 6 Canal block
Paige E. 41 North Market
Patten James & Co. 40 S. Jlarket
Pecker Ic Carter, 9 Elm
Reed W. B. & Co. 42 Federal
Rhodes Wm. * Co. 4 Canal block.

Blackstone
Richiu-ds Isaiah D. & Sons, 24 Elm
Ricker V. P. & Co. 8 HaverhiU
Robinson L., 110 Fulton
Robinson T. L. & Co. 1 Commercial

wharf, (importers)
Sawin & Porter, 28 North Market
Seaver A Quiraby, 19 Congress
Shattuck 1. & Co. 5 Canal bLBickst
Smith J. G. 19 Ferry
Smith William, 5 Chatham
Smith & Lougee, 8 N. Market
Smith Ralph & Sons, 20 Exchange
Snow Isaac, 8 Merchants row
Sortwell & Co. 11 i 12 N. Market
Stanwood Jacob, ION. Market
Thompson * Warner, 119 Fulton
Todd Charles, U4 Blackstone
Towle 4 Seavy, 21 Congress
Tucker Lyman, 26 Exchange
Waldron 6. F. 114 Fulton

198

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Webber Geo. C, 3 Barrett
"Weld A. H. <i N. Market
Wellington D. Jr., (i N. Market
White Will. F. 48 Brattle
Williams J. I). & M. 33 S. Market
WiUis S. B. 13 Clinton

Lithographers.

Bulford J. H. 260 Washington
Cook CharlcB, 28 Joy's building
Powers & Co., 265 Washington
Scott J. W. A. 16 Trcraont Terapla
Sharp William, 228 Washington
Sharp William C. 251 Washington
Tappan & Bradford, 221 Wash.
Thayer B. W. & Co., 204 Wasli.

Livery Stables.

Adams Dean J., Lancaster
Aiken & Grout, 20 Essex
Barker Edmunds, IS Portland
Batchelder & Balch, United States

Stable, Beach, near Cove
BUrton Alex. 614 Wash. opp. Cherry
Boynton P. & J. Charlestov^n
Brown H. 7 Harvard [Chestnut
Brown & Severance, Charles, cor.
Cheney John E. 670 Wash. c.E.Dov.
Coles E. G. 58 Leveret
Daley &Bean,Garden,e.Cambridg3
Davis Richard, Kingston
Dean Nathaniel, 42 Portland
Dexter A. & J. B. r. 415 Wash.
Doolittle E. H.Cambridge.c.Gardon
Easte Chs. H. Fourth, c. Dorchester
Emery Nath., Paris, n. Maverick
Fullam J. F. & Co. 2 Bowdoin sq.
Gorcelon Alsom, 25 Franklin pL
Goodale Elbert, foot Hanover
Gragg Oliver, 18 West
Hale J. 7 Sudbury
Harvey D., Endicot, n. Crous
Healy & Spaulding, 201 Trcmont
Hixen T. W. Kingston, c. Bedfoid
Hooten Charles, 23 Portland
Jones & Kendrick, 5.34 Washington
Leavitt Thomas, Tump. n. Broadw.
Leonard Neheraiah, 112 Cambridge
Lovcjoy Philip, 3 Mason
Lucas Benj. 248 Fourth, near D
Marsh Warren & Co. High & Oliver
Meriam Charles, Exchange Co2'oe
Merriam P. H., Atkinson [House
Miner G., 1 Fleet

Niras N. E., r. 3 Cambridge and
Nims S. !) Hawkins [Cnardou

Perham Ira, Federal court
Pierce Moses,!? Sudbury
Pratt Daniel E. 116 Sudbury
Pray Joseph C, Turnpike, n. 4th
Putnam D. A., Paris
Read James B.JHoward
Richards Eph. B., 97 Hanover
Rockwood A. W. r. 433 Washington
Scaver J. 07 & 99 Fulton
Seward Joshua, 44 School
Slade&Whiton,Hawley .C.Franklin
Sparhawk Geo. C, 172 Hanover
Sreeter & Parker, Bromticld
Sullivan D. 8 Arch
Tarbox J. K. rear 36 Hanover
Thoxter T. rear 641 Washington
Trull A. 45 Belknap
Ward Geo. C. 33 School
Welch W., South
Walker B. & Co., 7 N. Russell
White H. K., 4 Oliver
Williams J., Hawkins, c. Sudbury
Willis Andrew, Devonshire
Wood Daniel, N. Bennet .
Wrightington & Riedel, 53 Eliot End

182 Tremont

Locksmiths, etc.

Bargery Thomas, 704 Washington
Bishop Henry H. 32 Exchange
Byrara H. J. & Co. 21 Blackstona
Coffin & Getty, 58 Brattle
Cogswell J. A. 13 Charlestown
Colman Henry, 11 Water
Crane A. B. 410.5 Washington
Edwards, Uolman, & Co. 48 Cong.
Francis A. J. (bronzer), 42 School
Hall Wm. & Co. 27 Dock sq.
Jones & Farwell,37 Exchange
Kershaw E. & J., Cambridge, corner

Charles
Litchfield & White, 40 Devonehiro
Mayo Asaph, Jr. r. 31 Cong.
Morse E. 11. 2 Union block
Pennimun E. M., (,21 Wash.
Robinson E. 4 Washington
Robinson G. W. & Co. 4 Richmond
Scabury J. over 32 Dock sq.
Thaxtcr David, 4 Harrison av.
Tuckcrman G. W., S. B. Free B'dg

Looking Glass.

Importers of Plate Glass.
Beal J. H. & Bro., 3 Holmes' block.

Haymarkct smiaro
Blake J. G., 12 Comhill

Brovmbill John, 52 Pea,j-1
Curtis Samuel, 123 Washington
Doe, Hozelton & Co., 51 Comhill
Sowle & Ward, 43 Comhill
Williams Dudley, 234 Washington

Frame Makers and Gilders.
Araaud & Coombs, 270 Wash._
Balch Wm. Y. 10 Tremont rovr
Bartlett Elmer, 30 Union
Blake James G., 12 Cornhill
Childs Alfred A. 19 Tremont row
Curtis Samuel, 123 Wash.
Doe, Hazelton & Co., 51 Comhill
Fessenden C. P. 76 Blackstone
George & Coatee, 10 Washington
Lincoln Warren, 20 Washington
Lloyd Charles B., Derby Range
Nichols & Hovt, 20 Haverhill
Rogers S. IS Court
Roes & Hatchman, 398 Washington
Stromberg F. C. 62 Blackstone

Pine Frame Makers.
Gerald V/m. L. 18 HaverhiU
Turner Azio, 63 Merriuiac

Lumber.

Bannister John F., 150 Sea
Black & Co. Francis wf. 60 Sea
Bosworth H. & J. S. fodt of Allen
Boynton Wm. F., Boston wf. First
Brooks Williams, B. 2d cor. C
Bullard Calvin, Sea, opp. Summer
Cowdin Robert, Albany, opp. Eoch.
Gushing H. D., B. & W., R. R. whf.,
South [shocks)

Cushiug S. B. 4 Central whf. (box
Demeritt J. & Co. VS Sea
Eaton & Dupee, 2 Boston wf. First
Emery Hiram & Co., Foundry
Evans Horatio. Albany, c. Troy
Foiling G. (hard wood), 100 Beach
Frederick J., Bartletfs wf.
Frost Oliver,]! Long wharf& Cun-
ningham wf. [E. B.
Gardiner Chae. F. & H. D., Liver.
Goodnow L. & .L opn. foot Prince
Guild Aa'n&Son, Lehigh, C.Orange
Gutterson Vv'm. E., "Lehigh, cor.
Albany [Oswego
Hamm C. H. & Co., Albany, opii.
Hersey C, East packet pier, ConiL
llobbs P. & T. J. 90 Sea
Hopkins E. B. & Co. Boston w£
Huntoon Wm. M., Troy
Kendall D., Border
Jones H. & Co. Jones' wf. E. B.
]>ewis & Clapp, Coml. foot Charter
Lovcjoy L., Causeway, c. Beverly
Meservc J. B., Boston wharf
Miller J. K. 266 Har. av.
Monks John P. & Co., First, n. E
Jloody & Norris, 2 Boston wf. I irst
Perry W. S., Lehigh, n. Lincoln
Pope Wm. & Sons, 280 Harrison av.
Pratt J. & C. S., Causew. opp. Medi "d
Prince H. F., Marginal
Rankin Goo. & Co., Albany, c.Lehi.
Roberts D. B., Andover
Smith & Hopkins, IngersolVs w£
Sawyer & Ferguson, Border
Stetson A., First, foot I
"Vinal Albert, Causev/. c. Andover
Wright E. Jr. 11 T wf.

Hard Wood Lumber.
Cowdin Robert, Albany, opp. Rocb.
I~olliug George, Beach, cor. Cove
Guild Aaron&Son,Lincoln,c.Or'nge
Kendall Wm. B. (storage), 10 Ferry
Jones Henry & Co. Jones' wf. E. B.
Ross Joseph L., Hawkins, c. Ivers
Washburn & Bliss New, E. B.

Machinists.

Adnnis Isajic & Scth & Co., Foundry

St n. bridge
Adams Wm. & Co., Cross, c. Fulton
Allen & Endicot, North Grove
Bird Geo. M. .% Co. I-ewis, E. B.
Bryant J. R. 30 Causeway
Center Joscpli II., West Castle
Chamberlain D. Jr. 6 Albany bl.
Cheney & Elliott, Cambridge, ;cor.

Charles
ClcavesCliarlcs,IIaverhilI,c.Travcrs
Cornell Wm. E. & Co., Mcr. c. Cans.
Grossman CharlcsB.& Co. Creek tq.
Dcnio & Roberts., Causeway, cor.

Friend .....

Dodge S. H. 106 State (machinist's
Doughty Joseph, 155 Har. av.[tooUi)
Fernnld Oliver, 24 Wilson lane
Fox Geo. H., 20 Kingston
fioulding Henry, Andover
Harwood H. R. 475 Washington
Haskell Edward, 9 Hawlcy
1 lepworth George & Son, A, cor. 2d
Hill 1. S., 123 Fulton (machinery)
Hinkson H.C Haverhill
Hubbard & Goulding, Cam. c. Cha'n
I^onard G. W., Second, c. A

Leavitt R & M. 42 Congress
Loring Harrison, First, n. Turnpike
Miller David, 16 E. Orange
Morse & Osbom, 129 Cambridge
Moulton M. D., 2 Haymarkct sq.
Niles P. H. 3.V Albany block
Orcutt Samuel, 77 Cornhill
PierpontW. A & Co., Harr. av. c

Blake's ct— warehouse, 42 Water
Putnam & Whittemore, 2d, c. A
Reed & Hutchinson, 141 Sea
Robinson G. W. & Co. Richmond
Safford & Williams, :J0 Wash.
Sibley Henry, 15 Hawley
Smith & Lovett, 36 Devonshire
Snow T. & E., Lewis, E. B.
Souther John, First.c. A & Foundry
Stimpson J. H., 20 Harvard pi.
Sylvester & Cram IS Harvard pi.
Tufts O. foot Webster, E. B. olfice 90

State
Wihnarth Seth, Foundry st S.B.

Mahogany.

Blake, Wc re & Co., City Mlc't, Bratl.
Cutter H.&C0.3 Charls'n.Hayra.sq.
Cutters & Clark, 7 Holmes bl.
Fernald James, 10 Blerrimac & 3

Canal
Earrod Noah, 9 Merrimac
Hey wood & Carnes, 26 Cora'l
Nichols & Hoyt, 20 Haverhill
Parker H., G Charlestown
Prime, Kenny & Co. 13 Charlestown

Mahogany Chairs, etc

Mathews Wm. T. 8 Merrimac
Stevens G. W. 515 Washington
Willis & Mitchell, 3 Adams

Mannfact. and other Go's.

Agawam Fire & Water Proof Paint
Co., Banker, Crocker &Co., agents
107 State

Am. Net and Twine Manufactui^
ing Co., Wm. Stowe, agent, 56
(Commercial

Ames Manu. Co., J. K. Mills & Co.,
39 Milk

Amcsbury Man'g Co., J. W. Ed-
raands, Treas. 31 Kilby

Amoskeag Mauut. Co., Wm. Ainory,
65 State

Appleton Co. T. G. Cary, treasurer,
8.J "Tremont row

Assabet Mills, Wm. H. Knight, of-
fice 48 State

Atlantic Cotton Mills, A.& A. Law-
rence, 82 Milk

Atlan. (iot. Mills, W. Gray, 30 Court

Ballard Vale Co. 55 Milk

Bay State Mills, Samuel Lawrence

• treas., 4 Milk

Bigelow Carpet Co., H. P. Fail-
banks, agent, 56 Pearl

Blackstone Coal Slining Co., S.
Sibley, Treus., 81 Wash.

Boott Cotton Mills, J. Pickering
Putnam, 71 Milk

Boston Belting Co. 37 Milk

Boston Chain-Cable Works, Cotton,
Hill & Co. 105 State

Boston Chemical Oil Co.,J. IS. Gil-
raore, 16 Long wf.

Boston & Chelsea Paper Co., O.
Merriam, ag't, 4 Union bl.,Wm. C.
Hall, treas.

BostonDuckCo. Wright&Wliitman,
16 Pearl [G. Darracott, agt

Boston Ga« Light Co. 102 Wash'ton

Boston Hemp Alanufact. Co., A, G.
Browne, agent, &Wm. B. Vincent,
treas., 66 Com'l [1 Merc'tile wf.

Boston Iron Co., S. W. Lane, treas.

Boston Iron Tube Co., Aaron C.
BiUdwin, Treas., 56 State

Boston Jap. Lcatlier Co., S. P. Blake
ag't, 7 Central [16 Custom II. st,

Boston Lead Co. F. S. Carruth, ag't,

BostouLocomotiveWorks, ll.Uink-
ley, pies. & D. F. Child, trea£.,3«0
Har. av. [tresis. 71 MUk

Boston Mannf. Co., J. P. I "'V.""!?'

Boston JIarine Railw.ay, H. Hull,

Boston and Roxbury Mill Corp., 8.
Nicolson, treas., Nilcs building

Boston and Sandwich Glass Coinp.
counting-room, 45 lederal, D.
Jarves, agent „.,„,.

Boston Silver Plating Works, Wat-
son Gore agent, 73 i ederal

Boston Steam Flour Mill Co., Ixira-
bord's wf. E. B., counting-room, 1
lx>ng wharf, E. D. Hrigliam & Co.
ag'ta, Dwiglit Boyden, treas.

Boston Sugar Refinery, 134 State

Boston Type Foundry, J. M. Shule,
Springlane

Boston Water Power Co. S. Nicol-
son, treasurer, Niles building

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

199

Brndv's Hfiiul Iron Co., Jos. Ixird,

trci'vK. 'Jt Stntc
Hii.i-.-«nl.rIr,in M.innfiirt'lingCo.

N.S(i'ls„.i,ML.'.iit, lU Milk
CulM.t MMTiiif. Co., .(. K'. MillflftCo.,

■A>.l Milk (.(r. 7-.? Atkinson

Cusc'ii.li' Mill Co., Win. I!. CalU'ndi-r,
Ch.'lMiNlonl Co. VV. lIiistiMKs.M^cnt,

ritMilk, r. F.'di'nil CC". ■«» Milk

niii-oprc .Maiiiif. C I. K. Mills &

Clinton Co., ,1. A. Diivis, tr<'iusurcr,

31 Kill.v-ns,.nta,rplmin. Tucker

& Co., l", l'c;iil, and II. 1'. Fiiir-

biinks,.''!; lV:irl ci^l Milk

Co<-ln-c., .Man. Co., ,1. Aiken, trcnu.,
Cohiinliiaii Man. Co. \Vrif;ht.>iW hit-
man, l(i IVarl [Co. 17 Coni'l
Cordage .Maniif. Co., Sewall, Duy &
Cordia Co. Wriglit & Whitman, 18

Pearl CBrothcr, SI State

Danvcrs Bleaching Co., Walker ,%
Douglass Axe Maniif. Co.,Gco.llog-

ers, 19 Batterymarch
Douglass Manuf. Co., Geo. IIowc,

treas. 44 Water pS Milk

Dwight Manuf. Co., .I.K.Mills & Co.,
East Boston Co., office Itli State
East Boston Iron & Gas Co., S. Cur-
tis, treas. li'! Wash.
East Boston Wharf' Co., J. B. Jones,

treasurer, Lewis, E. B.
Essex Co., C. S. Storrow, 47 State
Essex Glue Co., Walker & Brother,

77 Stiite
Fulton Iron Foundry Corap., G.C.

Thacher, 20 Long wf.
Fall KiverFouLdry Company, T. J.

Coggeshall, agent, ."6 Black.stone
Glendon Rolling Mill, C. Jackson,

Jr. treas., 5 Liberty sq.
Great Falls Maniif. Co., Robert

Hooper, treas., 47 State, J. K.Mills

& Co., agents, .39 Milk
Hndlev Falls Co., J. K. Mills & Co.,

aijfilk [Tremont row-

Hamilton Jlanuf. Co., T. G. Cary,84
Hamilton Woollen Co., John K.
Brewer, 40 State [more, pr.,61 State
Hancock F. Bridge Corp., I. Liver-
Hayward Rubber Co., H. Burr, 10&

la Central
Jackson Co., A. & A. Lawrence.ag'ts,

Milk, J. S. Amorv, treas., 31 Kilby
Kennebec Co., ft. C. Hutchins,

Treas., G S. Market
Laconia Manufacturing Co. Gl State,

Wm. Dwight
Lancaster Mills, J. A. Davis, treas.,

31 Kilby-Upham, Tucker & Co.,

agents, 13 Pearl
Lawrence Manuf. Co., Henry Hall,

llj Tremont row [Bates, Z> Milk
Lewiston Water Power Co., B. E.
Lowell Bleachery, C. T. Appleton,

6 Liberty sq.
Lowell JIachine Shop, J. T. Ste-
venson, lU Tremont row
Lowell Man. Co. Israel Whitney, SJ

Tremont
Manchester Print Works, I. Liver-
more, treasurer, 61 State
Marblehead Cordage Co., Wm. H.

Gregerson, agent, 1'3 Comm'l wf.
Marland Manuf. Co. 5.5 Milk
Mass. Cotton Mills, H. Bartlett,treas.

71 Milk
Ma-s. Iron Co., B. T. Reed, 4 Suf-
folk building [Water
Mattatuck Manuf. Co., H.Powers, 73
Merrimac Manufacturing Co., E.

Chad wick, ll.\ Tremont row
Middlesex Co.,"S. Lawrence, treas.,

4 Milk. [78 State

Mirror Marble Co., J. Farris, agent,
Monticello Iron Co., D. White,

treas. 70 State
Mt. Bennington Iron Co., E. Le-

land, treas., Samuel Ellis, sec'y,

70 State
Nashua Man. Co., Dpham, Appleton

& Co. 15 Pearl, J. S. Amory, treas.,

31 Kilby
N. E. Car Comp., S. G. Deblois,

agent, 9 Doane
N. E. Cordage Co., C. Scudder &

& Co., ,33 Ptarl
N. E.Glass Co.,J.N.Howe,ag't,Bat-

terymarch, betw. 149 & 151 Milk
N. E. Patent Brick Co., E. P. Smith,

agent, .38 Milk
New E.Starch Co., W. & F. H.Whit-

tcmore & Co., 32 Broad
N. E. Steam & Gas-pipe Co. 28

Charlcstown
N. E. Wire Railing Co., T.Lyman &

Co.4 Albany block
N.E. Worsted Co., M. H.Simpson &

Co. 31 Pearl
Newton Chemical Co. G. Gardner*:

Co. agts. Liberty sq.
Norfolk Lead Co.,C.L.Bartlett ,treas.

18 Broad
Nortliampton Woollen Man. Co., J.

Parsons, 40 Kilby

Norway Plains Co., F. Cabot, treas-
urer, 25 Uoane

Ogden Mills, Amos Tenney.22 Milk

Old Col.my Iron Co., Wm. Tlioniu.s
& Co. 79 State [Pearl

Otis Co., Wright ,V Wliitrnan, K

Palmer Co., Wright .t Wliitnnin,do.

Parkvr Mills, N. Stit>on, 2.H liroad

Pembroke Iron Co., Wm. E. Coflin,
treas., 105 St,\te

Pepperell .Manuf. Co., Wm. Dwight,
Gl Stale [.Milk

Perkins Mills, J. K. Mills & Co., .39

Plymouth Cordage Co., Levi U.
Marsh, 70 State

Plymouth Duck Co., 17 City wf.

Portsmouth Hosiery (Jo., C. Warren
& Co. 50 Congress, cor. Water

Portsmouth Steam t actory, Samuel
Batcheldcr, treas. 8 Kilby

Proprietors of Locks and Canals on
Merrimac riv., J.T. Morse, 47 State

Rcdford Glass Co., Banker, Crocker
&Co. 107 State, agts. [treas. 97St;ite

Revere Copper Co., J. Davis, Jr.

Robbins Cordage Co., P. Sprague &
Co. agents, 13 Commercial wf.

Roxbury Color and Chemical Man-
ufactory, Henry Burditt, tr. 70 St

Roxbury Rubber Factory, M.Leigh-
ton, agent, 94 Wash.

Saco \Vater Power Co. Gl State,
Wm. Dwipht

Salmon Falls Manufacturing Co.
Amos A.Lawrence, treas. 17 Milk

Salisbury Manuf. Co., J. W. Tread-
well, 54 Pearl

Somerville Dyeing* Bleaching Co.
H. A. Snow, acent and treasurer,
55 Milk i& Co. 2 Central wf.

South Boston Iron Co.,Cyrus Alger

Stark Mills, Charles Amory, 65 State

Suffolk County Flour Mills, E.R.R.
wf., W. W. Allcott, super. & agent

Suffolk Lead Works, 4th, n. D, Jo-
seph W. Ward, treas. 108 State

Suffolk Manufacturing Co., Henry
HaU,IU Tremont row

Sylvie Gas Light Co., O. A. Far-
well, treasurer, U Joy's building

Thorndike Co., Wright &Wliitman,
16 Pearl

Torrington Manuf. Co., H. Powers,
agent, 73 Water

Tremont Iron Co., George Samp-
son, agent, 59 Water

Tremont Starch Co., S. F. Train,
agent, 5 Commercial wharf

Tremont Mills, Henry Hall, lIJTre-
mont row

Waltham Bleachery, J. P. Putnam,
71 Milk

Warumbo Manu. Co., J. K. Mills
& Co. 39 Milk

Weymouth Iron Co., Nah. Stetson,
134 Milk

Whittenton Mills, J. K. Mills & Co.
39 Milk

Wolcottville Manuf. Co., H.Powers,
73 Water

York Manuf. Co., P. Cutler, treas.,
8KUby

Marble Manufactxirers.

Barry Richard, 732 Washington
Bayley T. J. 72 Harrison av.
Bowker, Torrey, & Stafford, 44

Charlestown
Brown N. 4 Haverhill
Cary Alpheus, 72 Harrison av.
Fleming John, Blackstonc, n. Htiy-

market sq.
Footc John, 41 8 Tremont
Grant J. & JL.foot Swan street
Green M. & T. 175 Harrison av.
Hayes James, 9 Haverhill
Hughes & Co., 20 Haverhill
Hyland Wm. 6 Haverhill
Leighton D. 21 Charlestown
Meany Edward F., Tvler
O'Riley Wm., 14 Williams
Payne David, IG Charlestown
Riley Philip, 13 Haverhill
Robinson & Power, 14 Haverhill
Templeton J., Cambridge, c. Charles
Townsend D., 10 T Wharf (dealer)
Warren H. 9 Haverhill
Wentworth A. 7 Haverhill
Woods Michael & Co. 65 Charles

Market Men.

Boylston, Fancuil /loll, and t/te
South diarkets.

Provisions.
Baxter J. Q. 9 S. M.
Bird H. & Co., 3S & 40 F. H.
Blood & Pratt, 21 F. H.
Brown A. F. G F. H.
Campbell E. 14 and 16 the S. MTcet
Conant & Gross, 62 & 64 F. H.
Coggin & Eaton, IS F. H.
Davis Edward W. 65 & 67 F. H.

Davis John C, 19 F. H.

Davis Wm. & Son, 2« F. IL

Dow Geo. B. .3 Boylston

Drury C. S. 3 F. H.

Dunbar C. S. & I). A. 10 fc 12 F. IL

Dyer Ik Broinhall, 2 & 4 F. U.

DverK. D. 7 F. H.

Kflis George, 12 BovUton

Ellis W. 70 & 72 F. H.

FkUhor J. V. Gfl ic W F. IL

Flint* Richards, 2^ F. II.

French L. 10 Boylston

Gay Lewis 11. & Son, 13 F. H.

Hall David, 4 Boylston

H.iU David F., 2 Boylston

Hall Thomas, I Boylston

Heydinger Michael. 5 Derby ronn

Hiscock S. 9 F. H.

Holden, Bullard & Co. 49 (k 51 F. IL

Hosford Oscar, 5 & 7 the S. Market

Krogman S. B. 8 F. H.

Learnard S. S. .W & .52 F. H.

Learned A. Jr. 14 F. H.

Locke & Bean, 47 F. H.

Locke S.& H. 42 & 44 F. IL

Lockwood lliland, :'A F. II.

Melvin Wm. 16 F. 11.

Morse & Jordan, 6 Boylston

Payson John F. & Co! 75 F. IL

Peck O. 9 Boylston

Penney A.. .36 S. Market

Penney S. S. 13 S. M.

Potter, Leland & Co. 61 SiCiF.B.

Pratt & Paine, 46 F. II.

Pulsifer David & Co. "7 F. H.

Raymond & Kimball, 31 F. H.

Rice Emery ,53 F. H.

Rice I. C. & W. & Co. 69 & 71 F. H.

Robbins & Lawrence, +8 F. H.

Robbins Nathan, Jr. :i3 & 35 F. a

Robinson Orren, .36 F. H.

Russell Jesse, 1 F. H.

Sanborn Azel, 38 S. Market

Sanderson J. G. 58 F. H.

Sawyer J. N. 14 Hovlstou

Sewall John, 10 S. M.

Severance J. B., 78 F. IL

Simonds Marshall, 45 F. H.

Squire' James C. 2!) F. H.

Squire John P. S3 & 2.5 F. H.

Squire Joseph, 20 F. IL

Sumner J. H. & A. 37 & 39 F. H.

Thomas L. 7 Boylston

Thomas W. E. 4 S. M.

Wales Samuel, 5 F. II.

Walker Edward, 54 F. H.

Welch John, 3 S.M.

Whitmore J. B. 13 Bovlston

Whittemore Geo. W. 27 F. H.'

Wilkins C. S. U Bovlston

Williams M. 15 F. It.

Winslow & Skilton, 24 F. H.

Withington Josiah, 8 Boylston

Worthley D. 41 & 43 F. tt.

Fruit and Vegetables.
Badger & Chessman, 102 F. H.
Bell, Slack & Goodnow, 16 & 18

Boylston
Bolio B. II. 17 S. M.
Bowers Henry, 20 S. M.
Butterfield,Winn,& Pitts,»3 & 95 F.H.
Chessman G. H., 89 F. H.
Curtis & Co. 104 & 106 F. H.
Da^is Bcnj. B. 83 F. H.
Gowen Charles, 85 F. H.
Hall & Gav, 87 F. H.
Hiland Ira, (cellar) IS F. H.
Hill James, Jr. 107 & 109 F. tt
Hill John, 103 F. H.
Hill Joseph, 107 F. H.
Locke & Sawyer, 101 F. H.
Long C. C. 91 F. H.
Mackintosh R, S. & Co, 105 F. H.
Moody Win. 92 F. H.
Porter & Simmons, 96 F. H.
Rand I. & L. & Co. M F. H.
Rand & Scott, 108 & 110 F. H.
Rice i Havnes, 10 F. H. (cellar)
Runev S. S. 86 F. H.
Sands' & Furber, 88 * 90 F. H.
Sherman Chas.,26 the S. Mkt
Tombs E. H. 97 Si 9!1 F. H.
Wellington & Reed, 15 & 17 Boylston
Whiting, Dana, & Co. 98 & 100 F. H.
Williams A. D. 102 F. H.

Butter and Cheese.
Aldrich A. 82 F. U.
Bartlett J. W. & Co. 30 F. H.
Charaberlin & Gove (cellar) 1 F. H.
Chamberlin & Kimball, 80 F. H.
Chandler a Putnam, 32 & Xi S. Mkt
Daniels N. & W. (cellar). 9 F. H.
Dean Henry, 79 & 81 F. H.
Drew & Cobb, 34 the S. -Market
FoUett D. (cellar), 2 & 3 F. H.
Harmon A. 29 the South .Market
Hastings D. S., 30 S 31 S. Market
Hayden Joseph, 50 F. H.
Hovey Wm. B. & Co. 32 F. H.
Humphrey & Tisdale, 57 F. H.
Hunter W'm. (cellar), 2 & 3 F. H.
Read & Watts (cellar), 5 F. H.
Sherwin & Darling, 60 F. H.

200

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECOKD.

Slade & Rust. 22 Faneuil Hall

True J. M. 1 Boylston

Uaey, Boyton, & Benton, 74 F. H.

Fish.
Covcll Reuben & Son, 121 & 123 F. U.
Holbrook & Newcomb, 12fl & 131 F. H.
Hawes & Newcomb, 114 Fan. Hall
Shattuck Geo. 126, 128, & 132 F. H.
Shattuck C. P. Boylston market
Walker & Davis, 113 & 117 F. H.

Masons, Col'rs &/ Whitn'rs.

Aiken & James, 13 Congress, n.State
Avery A., 32 Tyler
Bates Levi, 13 Hawley
Bell G. M., Lathrop pi.
Bowers Ste])h. R. 2 Water
Bundy Francis, 28 Avery
Carey Peter, 8 Province
Damon Joseph, 157 Hanover
Dean James, 27 Bromfleld
Dodge Geo. 23 Common
Eaton S. J. 3 Chapman place
Franklin J. U Wilson lane
Harrington W. Jr. 428 Washington
Hersey W. A. order box at Thomp-
son's, Old State House
Jenkins G. & F. 13 School
Jones T. P., 4TO Washington
Kelley P. & T., Bedford
Litchfield T. T. 7 Chapman pL
Lothrop A. 2 Hawkins
Low J. 53 Charles

Luther Slade, order box at Thomp-
son's, Old State H.& 16 Causeway
Manchester G. 3 Jackson avenue
Maxwell R. W. 3 Province
Page G. & J. 20 Carver
Palmer T. 4 Staniford place
Preston J. 6 Joy's building
Prince Hez. 1 Hawley
Ritchie U. & J. 204 Hanover
Roberts John L., 20 School
Rounds Thos. G., 12 Belknap
Smith S. 14 Sudbury
Stowell Caleb, 78 Chestnut
Sumner Davis, 64 Harrison av.
Tufts Charles, 76 Summer

Masters in Chancery.

Hillard G. S. 4 Court
Loring Ellis Gray, 27 State
Minot Wm. 30 Court
Sumner Bradford, 20 Court

Mast Makers.

Allen E. 273 Com'l, & Sumner, E. B.
Aspinwall S., Commercial, n. Hano.
Blancliard & Caldwell, Pion'r Dock,

Broad
Gushing John, Cora. n. Chel. ferry
Gushing S. B., Liverpool wharf
Femald A. W. & B. L., Tuttle wf.
Pigeon. Henry ,Coramer'l, n. Union

wharf, & Sumner st. E. B.

Medicines.

Abbott's Bitters, I. D. Richards &

Son, agents, "24 Elm
Adams's Cough Specific, J. A. Ad-
ams, 77 Cambridge
Beach's Medicines, Mrs. Byrnes,

10 Howard
Bradlce David F.& Son, 9 Haverh'l
Brandreth's PUls, Geo. II. Drew, 19
Hanover [Clark. 113 Wash

Depot for Patent Medicines, I. P.
Gordak's Medicines, Joel Shaw,

605 Washington
Holman's Nature's Grand Restora-
tive, 54 Cornhill [Hanover
Indian Medicines, J. J. Clark, 51 i
Indian Purgative Pills, C.Baker, Jr.

10 Trem.
Jewett's Medicine, S. Jewett & Co.

ScoUav's building
Kidder E. Mrs. & Co. lOO Court
Lynes Ik Co., 132 Washington
Masury's Imp. Sarsa. 444 Wash.
■Oxygenate (1 Bitters, Reed, Bates &

Austin, 26 Merchants row
Poor C. V. 19 Tremont row
Sherry Wine Bitters and Pectoral
Balsam, S. O. Ricliardson, 19 Hano.
Spear's Medicines, 570 Washington
'Tobier James M., 98 Carver
Ware's Lotion & Pain Extractor,

69,i Cambridge
Wild's IndianCandy depot,3 Brattle

Mercantile Agency.

Cleveland W. A. 19 Doano
Russell ICdward .t Co. 25 Kilby
Kimball James W. 44 Water

Merchants.

i'rincipalUi nhijt owners, and import'
ers of curf/ors of /iimsia, S. Amer-
ican^ (yilcutta, (-nnton, EurojieaUf
and Went Initia Hoods, etc.

Adams John B. 5 Com'l wf.

Applelon Wm.Si Co. 35 & 36Lo wis wf.

Atkins Elisha, 26 India wf.

Atkinson, Rollins &C0.SI Cent! w£
Austin Edward, 34 InfMa wf.
Austin Samuel, 34 India wf.
Bacon D. G. & W. U. 47 Comm'l wC
Bangs Benj. 39 & 40 Lewis wf.
Bangs Elkanah & Son, 11 Lewis wf.
Bates Edward C. & Co. 85 State
Bates & Co. 55 Commercial wf.
Bates Josenh C. 103 State
Beebe L. St Co. 108 State
Bordman Wm. H. 37 India wf.
Boynton Edmund, 48 India w£
Bi-amhall Wm., 3 Long wf.
Brewer Charles, 25 Cinn'l
Brooks Peter C. 34 Central wf.
Bryant & Sturgis, 1 Commercial wH
BuUard, Lee, & Co. 39 India wf.
Burgess Benj. & Sons, '28 India wf.
Cabot Stephen, 32 Central wharf
Cnpen & Bangs, 17 Lewis wf.
Chai>in C. H. 70 Com'l st.
Chase Theodore, 48 State
Chenery & Co. 18 Long wf.
Clark B. G. & Co. 63 & &1 Comm'l wf.
Cobb Jlatthew, 4 Central wf.
Codman S. 7 India wf.
Codman W. C. 35 Central wf.
Coolidge J. T. 16 Union wf.
Crocker & Sturgis, 01 Commer'l wf.
Crockett Geo. W. 5 Central wharf
Graft Isaac S. 41 Central wf.
Cunningham Brothers, 46 Cent'l wf.
Cunningham A.& Son,16 Rowe's wf.
Curtis "Thomas B. 63 State
Curtis & Peabody, 50 India
Curtis Thomas, 53 Cent'l wf. [wf.
Dabney & Cunningham, 59 Gorn'l
Dalton P. R. 31 Cenitral wt:
Day Joseph, 21 India w£
Dixwell .J. J. 66 State
Draper Daniel & Son, 20 S. Market
Draper Jacob A. 33 Central wf.
Dwyer John, Sargent's wf.
Eager Wm. 22 Central wharf
Farley Robert, 24 State
Fairbanks G. N. 27 Lewis wharf
Famham P. I. & Co. 2 & 4 Bath
Fay Wm. C. 49 India wf. [wharf
Fearing, Thacher & Whiton 17 City
Fenno James W. 54 Central wf.
Field Benj. F. & Co. 52 Central wf.
Forbes John M.4S State
Forbes R B. 48 State
Foster John H. & Co. 50 Central w£
Francis Ebenezer, 60 State
Gardner Henry, 70 State
Gardner John L. 5 Liberty square
Gassett E. & Co., 67 Commercial wf.
Glidden & WUIiams, 29 Lewis wf.
Glover Saml. G. 53 Central wf.
Goddard Benj. 39 Central wf.
Goddard Nathl. Jr. 39 Central wf.
Goddard Wm. W. 17 Union wf.
Gossler & Co. 31 India wf.
Gould B. A. 20 Union wf.
Gray F. A. 31 Central wf.
Gray & Morse, 44 Central wf.
Hall Andrew T. 114 Milk
Hallett H. S. 14 India
Harris Wm. A. 31 India
Hathaway John, 56 Water
Hawes P. & J. P. 22 Central wharf
Hayden Wm. A. 52 Central wt:
Hayward E. & Co., Hayward's w£
Head Francis C. 40 State
Hemenway A. 39 Lewis wf.
Henshaw Charles, 18 Custom H. st
Henshaw, Edmands, & Co. 36 India
Hersey A. C. 67 Coml. wf.
Higginson J. A. 38 Central wf.
Higginson Stephen, 40 State
Hobart Aaron, Jr. 40 State
Homer & Sprague, 36 India wharf
Hooper Robert, 47 State
Hooper Robert C. 18 Central wf.
Hough B. K. Jr., 44 Commercial
Howe Thomas, 3 Long wf.
Howes & Crowell, 6<) Coml. wf.
Howland & Pope. 53 Central wf.
Iluckins James, 35 Coml. wf.
HunneweU Jas. 25 Goml. wf.
Hyde Wm. A. 49 India wf.
lasigi & Goddard, 36 Central wC
Inches Henderson, Jr. 9 T wf.
Jones Henry H. 47 Central wf.
Kittredgc J. * Co. 34 Commercial
Kuhn Geo. H. 40 State
Lang Wm. 31 India
Leeds James, 18 Long wf,
Leeds Timothy C. 18 I>ong wf.
Lewis A. S. & W. G. 45 Goin'l wf.
Lincoln R & Co. 25 Central wf.
Lincoln Wm. 31 India
Lodge James, 67 Coml. wf.
Lodge John E. 67 Coml. wf.
Lombard A. C. 5 Lewis wf.
Lombard & Whitmore, 85 State
Loring Elisha T. 5'1 India w£
Lyman Geo. T. 33 India wf.
Mackay R C. 16 Union wf.
Magoun T. & Son, 66 State
Mayo John M. & Co.5 India wf.
Means St Clark, 14 Central wf.
Melledgc J. P. 26 Foster's wf.

Minot & Hooper, 40 India wC
Minot J. O. B. 20 Court
MoringC. H. F., 39 S; 40 Com'l whf.
Morse Benj. E. Si Central wf.
Nichols Richard G. 41 Central wf.
Nichols Thaddcus, 19 Central wC
Nickerson F. St Co. 11 GomL w£
Oxnard Henry P. 53 ComL w£
Page Kilbr 32 Central wf.
Parkman P. M. 32 India wf.
Parrott Wm. F. 45 Central wt.
Parsons Wm. 56 State
Payson A. L. 56 India wf.
Pearson John H. & Co. 75 Long wf.
Peirce Henry A. 25 Coml. wf.
Perkins & Higginson, 38 Central w£
Perkins William, 49 Coml. wf.
Pickering Arthur, 7 Long wf.
Ply mpton C. H. P., 38 India wharf
Plvmpton Henry, 38 India wf.
Piitt Eleazer F. 7 Long wharf
Pratt & Townsend, 46 India wf.
Rea Wm. A. 49 Central wC
Reed F. D. 70 State
Reed, Wade & Co. 15 N. Market
Rcggio N. 31 Central wf.
Rice S: Thaxter, 57 Long wharf
Ropes William Si Co. 31 Lewis wt
Sampson StTappan, 25 & 26 Lewisw£
Sanford Saml. 3 India wf.
Scudder H. St Co. 1 Mercantile wf.
Seccomb & Taylor, 31 Coml. wf.
Shaw Robert G. fi. Co. 52 ComL w£
Shaw Southworth,56 State
Shelton Philo S. 44 India wf.
Simpson JI. H. & Go. 31 Pearl
Spooner Daniel N. 49 Central w£
Sprague P. &. Co. 13 Goml. wf.
Stone Stephen S. rear 48 State
StorerRB. 47 India wf.
Story F. H. Jr. 34 Central wf.
Tenny Marshall, 4 Central wf.
Thacher St Billings, 20 Long w£
Thacher St Sears, 31 Long wf.
Thwing S. C. h Co. 8 Kilby
Tisdale J. Jr. 63 State
Torrey Samuel, 15 Congress
Tracy Frederick U. 5 Chatham row
Train Enoch St Co, 37 St 38 Lew is wf.
Tuckerman, Townsend, St Co. 4S
Tudor Fred'k, '20 Court [Central wf.
Wain Wright StTappan, 29 Centr'l w£
Waldron John,32 CentraHwf.
Wales T. B. St Co. Wales wf.
AValker St Brother, 81 State
Ward Joseph W. 108 State
Ward Wm. 108 State
Weld & Minot, 53 Central wf.
Weld Wm. F. S: Co. 42 Central wf.
Welles Benj. 86 State
Weston E. & Sons, 37 Coml. wf.
Wheelwright E. 30 Coml.
Wheelwright S: Cobb, 47 Central wf.
White B. C. 47 Central wf.
White B. F. 45 MUk
Wigglesworth Edw. 16 India wf.
Wigglesworth Thomas, 16 India wf.
Wigglesworth Thos. Jr. 16 India wf.
Wills Charles, '21 Union wf.
Williams & Daland. 33 Lewis' wf.
Winsor Henrv, 13 Coml. wf.
Worthington'W. S: Co.20 Central wf.
Zipcy St Wyman, 17 Rowe's wt.

Mesmeric Examinations.

Macomber P. R 6 Lowell
Pinkerton Thomas H. 35 May
Swan A., 3 Lowell

Metal Eoofers.

[See Miscellaneous.]

Metals. (Dealers in.)
Ellison James, 20 Broad
Farmer S: Rogers, 11 Broad
Farrar, Richards, S: Co. 41 S. Market
FuUerton St Raymond, 147 Milk
Howard Charles, 76 Water
May Samuel St Go. 1 Broad
Picrpont Wm. A. & Co., 42 Water

Midwives.

Those marked thus [ *3 have Certifi-
cates of qualification from the bo»-
ton Female Medical SchooL
Alexander Mary A. 18 Brighton
*Davis Martha, 69 Salem
♦Drew Caroline, 23 W. Dedham
*Eaton Edee, 10 Indiana
GiiardinLouis, Mrs., 2 Eliot
Jenkins Mary, 1 Adams place
■lones Rachel T. 13 Blossom
Porter Mary S. 23 Liverpool, E. B.
*Sawin Martha A. 138 Court
*Spear Mary M. 570 Washington
Swanbere F. W. 3 Province
Wiswell Rebecca, 5 Norfolk pi.

*<,* The names of a number of
others, i« Boston and vicirdty, may be
learned by inquiring at the Ijssti-
TUTION, BoyUton,c. Carver.

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

201

Military Goods.

llnk.T Jcihn li. (.ujw), Ili Court
Iw.sUt (in,, li. L".t TiiMKint row
.l.iiiiK, Hall, & I'oiir, 'JJd Wa-shiiigton
JtoulBtom; K. A. '.I llaiiovcr

Milliners.

Aclurns I.yiliiH'., S.'. Cniiil.riclKP
Akaniinii Marf,'Mn't, ".us Wiiehingt'n
Ayi-fS iBulu'lU-. :ilL' Wa^liington
H.iilcy Small,. V.l Wasliiiigtoa
Hailey T. M. .>M Wnshington
Hiildwin M. .Wl Wimhington
Boals Nancy, 1S.S llanovor
Hird Mary, -Kill Wa.shington
Hlakp A. 4;!ll Washington
Boardman JO. 2.54 Washington
Hoyd M. (patterns f urn.) l.Sii Wash.
Brown & WhapK'8, (il Hanover
Caitoaux D.A., :) Temple
Chaimian A. A., Ml Wash.
Claik M. 1). Mrs. 'io^ Wash.
Crosby D. H. Kili Hanover
Dangers ft Hongland, ■V>,'>\ Wash.
Du Audebert II., 1 Cambridge
Dunbar S, C, 2 Sumner, E. B.
kherle Raehcl, 24(5 Washington
Kdgar M. "iKl Washington
Foster N. U. •'S&h Washington
Gilley S. W. ,'i42"Wa3hington
CJrcenwoud C. S. .■i\ Hanover
Harenton M. 278 Washington
Hill E. W. :n Tremont row
Hodges .T. O'. 240 Washington
Ilollis Elizabeth, 1()5 Fourth
Kelley H. E. B. Mrs. .'i.S Hiinover
Kingswell Mary, Maverick sq.
J,ow E., () Essex

Maekfarland E. G. 251 Washington
Manning M. & E. 89 Cambridge
Mennis H. T. 10.3 Summer
Moore II. J., 2.50 and 472 Wash.
Nash H. 511 Wash. & 1.S4 Hanover
Newton & Warren, 215 Washington
Nutting N. 242 Washington
Page P. D. .I Hanover
Pearson S. K. 242 Wash.
Pierce Mary, 472 Wash.
Putman Mary, 244 Washington
Richardson ft. P. 290 Washington
Robertson Mary, 20 Broadway
Robbins L, J. llil Hanover
Russell A. L. 49\ Hanover
Shepherd F. C. "51 Cambridge
Skelton E., Myrtle, cor. Joy
Skimmings Jane H. 1G3 Hanover
Small A. B., 489 Wash.
Smith C. P. 7 Summer
Stickney I. 14 Sumner
Thoma.J K. J., 2 Tremont row
Tilton S. A. 11 Winter [44V Hanov.
WalshG. Mrs. (importer of fashions)
Warren Ralph, 92 Court

Millinery Goods.

Blanchard F. H. & Co. 25 Milk
Brown & Eustis, 6 & 8 Milk
Brown William I... 2.33 Wash.
Ccortre L. A. 179 Washington
Harrnigton S. & J. & Co., 69 Milk
Havward W. A. 212 Washington
Knight Fred. L. 135 Broadway
Mann .lohn, Tremont.opp. Hano'er
Mann Wm. H. & Co. 27 Milk
Niish H. 511 Wash.
Onthank S. G., 173 Wash.
Ordwav, Prince & Co., 15 Milk
Partridge A.& Co. 201 Wash.
Partridge H. P. & II., 1.38 Federal
Plimpton J. W. & Co. 46 Milk
Prescott Brothers, 2.3 JlUk
Ring R. G. 17 Hanover
Smith. Sumner & Co. 35 Slilk
Stone Nathaniel, 2;i5 Washington
Teunev Brothers, 9 Milk
Tilton 'Sam'l 515 Wash.

Morocco Leather Dealers.

Alley John B., 18 Blackstone
Bassett Cushman, 44 North Market
Brackett Josiah, II Exchange
Cobb & Hartshorne, 13 Fulton
Fernnld William R. 40 N. Market
Hall Geo. S., Fnlton, c. Shoe & L.
Hunt & Ramsay, 29 North Market;
Eahr P, A. 21 Devonshire
I.illic Thos. E. & Co. 24 Exchange
Munroe J. M., 6 N. E. block
Newhall F. S. & Co. 15 & 17 Fulton
Norton E. L. 10 Haverhill (binding)
Packer Charles, 26 N. Slarket
Packer George, 10 Blackstone
Reynolds & Wait, 8 N. E. block
Scwall & Withington, 7 Blackstone
Souther Jos. Jr. & Co. 30 N. Market
Sweetser Samuel. 32 N. Market
WilleyE. Jr., 20 Central

Music Publishers.

Chickcrin" C. F. SiS Washington
Day H. \Y. S Court sq. (sight sing.)
Ditson Oliver, 115 Washington

23~

Johnson A. N., 86 Tremont
Drdway A. & J. P. 3.39 Washington
Prentiss II.H.,Joy'» build V.HlWiucli.
Prentiss John, 81 Washington
Reed G. P. Si Co. 17 Tremont row
Tolman Henry, l.V! Washington
Wade E. H. 197 Washington

Musical Instruments.

Biunev M. ft ('(>.7T Court
CliippChas. (■..<! Co. (;9 Court
Ditson (Jliver, 115 Washington
Johnson A. N., .S(i TremonF
Ordway A. & J. P. 3.39 Washington
Prentiss Henry, '13 Court
Reed George P. & Co. 17 Trem. row
Robbins George W. 83 Court
Tnlman Henry, l.W Washington
Wade E. II. 197 Washington

Musical Instrum't Makers.

Berteling Tlieo. IS Harvard [il.
Clark T. C. .'k Co. 49 Causeway
Crosby Walter, 15 Uawley
(jra\ es & Co., 18 Harvard pi.
Hunting & Co., .3-1 Causeway
SchaufHer F. G. & Co. .3(M Wash.
Tolman Henry, l.V! Washington
White I. J. & A. W. .59 Court
White J. H. .59 Court
Wright E. G. 715 Court

Nails.

BuUard I^ewis & Co. 51 Kilby
Coitin Wm. E. & Co. 105 State
Ellis & Meriam, .35 India [bnild.
Gould J. S. & Co. 8 Faneuil Hall
Newell & Andrews, 65 jjroad
Old Colony Iron Co. 79 State
Page, Briggs& Babbitt liS2 S. Market
Phillips & Sheldon, 13 E. R. R. wf.
Lazell, Perkins & Co. 28 Broad [wf.
Ranstead, Dearborn & Co. 25 Foster's
Richardson & Edmonds, 22 Broad
Thomas Wm. & Co. 79 State
Tobcy J.B.&Co., 2&3Citv wf. [Water
Trem't Iron Co. Wm. S. Samp80n,59
Weymouth Iron Co. 134 Milk

Naval Stores.

Clark & .Tones, Fort Hill wf.
Copeland & Kidder, 2t; Chatham
Henshaw Charles, 15 Custom H. St.
Hoxie T. W. & Co. 42 Long wf.
Kittredge Jeremiah & Co., ,34 C'ornl.
Simmons Thomas, 7 India

Notaries Public.

Adams Charles B. F. 29 State
Alline W., at Court House
Bailey Adams, at Court House
Bigelow John P.
Bigelow Prospott, ,31 State
Chapiiinii n. It. h. 8 West Cedi-.r
Clark Ilenrv, 21 State
Cowles Win'. W.. 77 State
Crocker Hcnrv, (18 State
Currier Benj.H, Merch.Ex. 1st floor
Dexter Thomas A. 28 State
Drown Thos. 63 State
Harris Geo. S., 77 State
Hay ward Charles, 59 State
Hockey Joseph, 16 Long wf.
.Tenks S. H. 81 Wash. & 2.50 Broadw.
Eoring John J., Mereh. Exchange
Montgomery Ilngh, Turn p. n. 4th
Parker M. S. 13 Brazer's building
Richarilsnii Henry L. I.'M State
Sharp Daiiirl. Jr., .39 Com'I wharf
Sibl.v 1!.. 3 StMte
Thacher Geo. .M. 66 State
Thompson Newell A., (). S. House
Tyler J. S. 2 Suffolk b.. Change av.
Webb Seth Jr., 7 Court square

Oars.

Page E. .'« E. R. R. wharf
Winsor Edward, 14 Coinl. wt

Oil and Candles.

Sptr7>i.
* Deuot':!{ 1tn> Mnn ufacturers,
Adams E. 4 Central wharf
Barker E. H. & Co. 8 Broad
Buttcriield Simeon, 24,\ Long whf.
Cailender W. B. Jr., 72' Atkinson
Carruth & Hall, 13 India (lins'd oil;
Champion A. L. & Co. 21 Com. wf.
*Downer Sam'l Jr. 1(X) State
*Fisher, Warren & Co. 7 Centr'l wf.
»Fisk R. F. & J. C. 26 South .Alarket
*Fisk Wm. P. & Co. 13 Long wf.
Gray IL D. & Son, 24 India
Hastintrs & Co.. 3" Fulton
•Kidder J. G. 4 South Market
Kingman, Henry & Rico, 17 India
Lee James & Co." 18 India wf. (lins'd
Mears Granville , 951 Water [oil)
Michel James M., 4 Boylston (New

Bedford Oil Company)
*Milliken E. C. & Co., 4 Canal & 12

Merrimac

•Mllllken E. T. Ic Cn. 21 N. Market

.Mixer/» Pitman, 171 .Milk

.Morrill J. I) S. Murk.t

Oliver Will. B. r.Mlnioii

Page Siiniuel, 22 Chatham, (oils &

varnish)
Robinson, Wiggin & Co. 29 India
Itot'crs (ieo. H. (linVd)4 Central wf.
•Siiiiiiions (il o. A. 21 Long wf.
•Southarrl Zibron /t Co. 27 Broad
Speare, Burke St (;o. :'.! India
*Sturt<vant St Kd-.vards, 20 Urood
'I'liayer .li Rice, .32 India
Thorndike E. II. 7H7 Waiihirgt<jn
Tufts & Hunting, 49 India
Whittemore W.& F.H.&Co-32Broad
VValcott&Co. .30Ijidia

Oil.

Lard and Stearine.
Alden E. (J. 170 Broad
Baxter .1i Co. 108 State
Cailender W. B., 72 Atkinson
Coburn Henry R. ]3 India
l)eering.L M., 108 State
Hawes Wm. T. 29 India (candle?)
Jones C. L. & Co. 4 South Market
Lincoln Wm., 31 India
Mears Granville, 99 Water
Tliaver& Rice, 32 India
Ward & Boott, 116 Milk

Curriers'.
Butterfield S. 24.5 Long wf.
Gale Milton, .31 N. Market
Hastings & Co., .'i7 Fulton
Milliko'n E. T. & Co. 21 N. Market
Perkins R,, Portland, n. Travers
Phillips E. B. 91 Fulton (cod liver)
Southard Z. & Co. 27 Broad
Ware Leonard, Broad, n. Liverpool

wf. office 32 I>ong wf.
Ward Nahuin & Co. 1(M & 106 Ful-
ton (neat's-foot oil and tallow)

Opticians.

Pf.ine C. M. 23,s Wasliin^ton
Prince A., 82 Washincton
Raymond F. C. 4 Bromtield
Thaxter & Brother, 162 Washington
Widdifield D. B. & Co. 148 Waih.

Organ Builders.

Raker John. 12:1 Cambridge
Hook E. & G. G, 1 Second
Nichols .NL O, \M Wash, (reed)
Plimpton, .lob 60 Tyler
Simmons W. B. D.i Co. Causeway
Warren Thomas D., Uarr. av. n.
the bridge

Oysters.

Atwood David, 121 North
Atwood Elisha, lutf Pleasant
Atwood J. & C. W. 27 Bromfield
Atwood R C.& Co. Trem, n. Ples'n't
Atwood Timothy, Devonshire
Atwood T, 70 Cambridge
Atwood Wm. H. & H. 24 & 25 Union
Baker St. Wright, 2 Brattle
Baker S., S. K, cor. F. H. Market
Baker J. Y. & Co., N. E. c. F. H. M.
Barry Parker II. 3 Court av.
Beauian .V. 6S1 Washington
Bennet M. W.28 School
Brigham Peter B. 95 Court
Brown J., 12 Federal
Chandler J. G., Sumner, E. B,
Dunlap John, 40 Fleet
Dunn H. S., Devonshire, c. Water
Dyer Freeman -M. 12 U. S. Hotel
Gilmore John, Carver, c. Eliot
Hamblen J. B. 19 Jlerrimac
Hamblen C. & Co. 10 Batterymarch
Harding James IL, r. 48 Congress
Harriman Wm., E st c. Broadway
Hastings & .Morrill. Park Hall
Higgins J. S. 12S Court
Holmes Edward, Fourth
Jacobs Justin B., +15 Washington
Johnson James T. .'xl Hanover
Lewis G. .-v. i^l Washington
Manuel .M., Wintlirop Market.E.B.
Peii-ce Joseph, 92 Tremont
Pierce Isaac, 12 Winter
Read Charles E. 71 Fourth
Rich C. H.9'.> Han.. ver
Trainer Will. c'. -Mweiickaq.
Turner J. M., 2;i| Wa-shingtou
Warns W. 22iU Hanover
Woodman J. .\I,.U. E.,110 Court
Wyman J. 18 Franklin

Painters.

Coaeh and Chaise Painters.
Bates A. S. 7 Chapman pi.
Blaney Jolin,24 Friend
Brainard Amos H. KM Hair. ar.
Brainard E. H.. Turnpike, c6th sL
Bird E. L. 2o7 Tremont
Coles E. G., Beverly
Gardner Geo. W. 457 Tremont
Gardner Henry N. 5 E. Orange

202

MASSACHUSETTS STATE KECORD.

llascltine James, !1S Beach
.Ionian Charles, .51 Eliot
J{<)\vull Rufus, 'riirnpike. c. Swan
Salmon .John M. li Hawley
Salmon John Jr. .S East Dover
Williams T. A. M Eliot

House, Si^ii, §• Fancy Painters.

Anslcy Thomas, V, Ilawiey
Bilker R. & Son, 4111 Wnslungton
Balcom & Williams, "2 PincKney
Barnard & Sprague, Turnp. n. 4th
Bates John, 3 Province
Bates Samuel D. .57.1 Court
Booth E. H. 57 Portland
Bovey & Kimball, U> Wash.
Brown John G. 24 Wilson lane
Bruce J. L. 2 N. side Com'l wharf
Burgess Charles S. 1 Uawley
Butts G. & E., Marginal. E. B.
Buzzcll J. T. liVi Washington
Cabot H. ») Blackstone
Cass C. C. rear .Vi Broad
Cassell E. I). (il)J Cornhill
Cassell 0. KB Court & Si Fiiend
Clark B. M. & Co. 71 Broad and 2

I.cwis, c. Com.
Clarke Wm. II K.R. Mk., Lincoln
Clontman J. S. 5 Bromlield
Codman Charles A. 41 Broad
Cook James M. 24 Atkinson
Cotton John Jr. 6 Har. avenue
Currier l.,ewis, Tyler, n. Harvard
Currier S. Q.& J. M. r. Hask. bid.
Cushing Wm. 4'J Myrtle
Desmond D. head of Union wf.
Dexter H. N. 11 Eayette ct.
Ellis Samuel, Sumner, E. B.
Everbeck John, 0.5 Water
Femald Eli, 302 Tremont
French & Nye, r. 21 Harvard
Gage John M. S.'i Sudburv
Gibson & Gitchcll, 40 Bromfield
Goodwin John, ill Portland
Goodwin W. F. Bromf. opp. chapel
Green John, Jr. (;57J Washington
Griffin J. B. 72 Cambridge
Griffith E. R. 28 Avery
Harriman J. 91 Water
Hastings Samuel, Hawley
Haven Calvin W. 8 Essex
Hayden F. 1 Winter
Henderson C. & Son, .SI Hanover
Hey wood H. M., City Market
Homer Albert, Derby range
Horn C. F. 7 Market sq. Change av.
Howland Freeman, 71 Pleasant
Ilsley Rosea, Jr. ,54 Commercial
.Tenkins Hcni-y, 2.58 Broad
Jenkins Solon, 250 Broad
Jenkins Joshua, 98 Broadway
Jones Horatio G. 24 Congress
Kauffer J. T., Suffolk, c. Canton
Kemp Henry, 4 Haverhill
Kittreclgc J. D. 4 Bennet
ICnox Charles H. .32 Sudbury
I>eeds & Ricker, S! Union
Longley A. C. 112 Cambridge
Magee & Simpson, 1(> Leveret
Mansfield E. F. 10 Avery
Martin John S. 9 Hawley
Martin Richard S., 8 Province
Massy Hugh, 59 Endicot
Mayer & I'lscher, (fresco) 475 Wash.
Mitchell Wm. B. 7« Union
M'Pherson W. J. & W., Derby range
Morton E. G., Kingston, c. Bedford
Morton James, 29J Atkinson
Morris T. D. 18 School
Muhlig J. M. 130 Tyler
Needham Christoph'r,ll Fayette et.
Nichols & Miller, over 31 Congress
Noyes Charles E. 92 Harrison av.
Noyes E. L. rear 375 Wasliington
Paine A. C. 90 Dover
Park Charles R. 293 Washington
Pitman John H. 2.50 Fourth
l\)llard A. M. l()5i Commercial
Pond & BowkcT, 51 Sudbury
Punchard & Goo<lwin, 1.50 Hanover
Redding Charles, 98 Court
Richards & Noyes, 42 School
Roberts J. C, ■14 Causeway
Robinson R'l\, Richmond, c.IIano.
Ropers «: BliucI, WM Hanover
Rolland John H. U'Blossom
Rose & Ropes, 92 Federal
Savage Otis S. rear ."{14 Washington
Sawyer Thos. J., ISO Federal.c. High
Schell L. 702 Washington
Smith Charles A. 11 Kingston
Stafford J. C. & I. D. 20 Carver
Stewart II. I>. (!2j Cornhill
Stone T. 3(! Bowdoin and 12 Green
Street John, 311 Tremont
Tucker & Thompson, 4(! Causeway
Tyler F. I.. Har. avenue, c. Dover
Vinal E/.ra, 21 Union
VoKc Edw. A. & Co. 193 Com'l
Wardwell & I'ri<'i.t,3.il Cambridge
Ware Daniel U. 091 Cambridge
Watts & Richev, 9 Derby range
Weston Wm. l4 Lewis, E. B.
Wctherbeo Daniel, 9 Itorvard place

Wharton Robert, 595 Washington
Whitcher J. P., Broadway, n. A
Wheelock E. C. 2 Pleasant
Woodburv Thomas S., Haverhill, c.
Yeudell Oeo. 13 Lindall [Charl'st'u

Marine Painters.
Drew C. 18 Court
Nichols G. A., 32 Wash, (artist)
Scott John W. A. 10 Treui. Temple

]\riniature Painters.
Clark Alvan, 15 Tremont row
Russell M. B. Mrs. 7 Montgomery pi.
Staigg R. M. Hi FrankUn

Sign and Standard Painters.
Adams C. H. 31 Fulton
Childs F. E. 27 Dock square
Eaton C. O. Court, opp. Hanover
Guelpa Philip, 115 Court
Hartley T. R. 44 N. Market
Hopps & Breslaw, 75 Union
Horn C. F. 7 Market sq. Change av.
Lawler Wm. 115 Court
Lloyd D. r. .357 Washington
Peabody Henry G. 3<1 Hanover
Savory Thomas. U Tremont r.
Smith E. L., .12 Washington
Somerby F. T. 02* Cornhill
Somerby L. 5 Bromfield
Wolcolt J. 10 Dock sq.

Portrait Painters.
Alexander Francis, 34 Tremont row
Ames Joseph, ll.J Tremont row
Ball T. 17A Tremont row
Barry C. A. 9 Amory Hall
Beebe Wm. (dealer) 37^ Tremont r.
Bracket! W. M. 8i Tremont row
Carlton W. T. 259'Washington
Chandler J. G. opp. 34 Eliot
Clark A. 15 Tremont row
Codman J. Amory, (landsc.) 8 Amo-
ry Hall
Dana W. P. W. 11 Tremont Temple
Edwards Thomas, 38 Tremont row
Fisher A. (landscape), 220J Wash.
J'urness W. H. Jr. (crayon) 3 Amo.
Harding C. IJ Tremont row [Hall
Hanley W. H. 3 Amory Hall
Hoit A. G. 228 Washington
HoUingsworth G. 4 Amory Hall
Hubba'rd Charles, U Tremont row
Hudson W. Jr. 5V I'remont row
Johnston D. C. (artist), 37 Trem.r.
Kimberly D. 12 Tremont 'I'emple
Morrison Wellman, 14 Trera. T'ple
Nutting Benj. F. 20 Washington
Ordway Alfred, S.V Tremont row
Otis B. 17 Bennet'
Ransom A. 6 Amory Hall
Sadler R. 20 Washington
Spear T. T. 38 Trem. r. (historical)
Thompson Cephas G. 2.57 Wash.
Wight M. 5\ Tremont row
Willard IL, 'artist, 5S Tremon row
Willard W., 129 Wa'shington

Ship Painters.
Albertson Wm. S., Sumner, E. B.
Ellis Samr\el, Suranei, E. B.
Jenkins Henry, Arch wf^ 258 Broad
Jenkins Solon, 250 Broad
Isley Hosea, 54 Commercial
Nickerson A., Cunningham's wf.EB
Vose Edward A., Marine Railway

Painters, Glaziers, ^ Plumbers.

Clark B. JI. & Co. 71 Broad
Cook James M. 24 Atkinson
Kittredge J. D. 4 Bennet
Noyes E. L. r. 375 Washing. [Hano.
SnoUing E. H. & Son, Richmond, n.

Paints, Oil, and Glass.

Badger C. II. & Co. 49 Blackstone
Banker & Carpenter, 107 State
Barnes John, 8 North
Bird J. A. & W. & Co. .53 Chatham
Briggs & Robinson, 27 Commercial
Brown, Lamsini .t Co. 41 India
Carruth&lliill, I". Inclia [wf.

Carruth,Whittii'r.'vSwi'clser,4Long
Chapin .% Wbilun, i:. .t 10 Comm'l
Coburn E. O. .<• Co. 1.5 liroad
Crocker & Bi'II, :.:i r.lMikstonc
Fletcher & Ajiploton, 2 India
Greenwood Jolm, 9 .t II K. li. R. wf.
Hale, Day & Story, 7 I-ong wharf
Henderson C. & Son, 31 Hanover
Ilensbaw & Prescott, 1 India
Hill, Candler & Co. 28 S. Market
HoUis Thomas, 30 Union
Hunnewell J. I-. & Co. 8 Com'l wf
King & Dexter, 20 India
Porter .t ati'lullir, 11 India [ham
Randall Brodi.rs ,^ Co..'iO,Wl Chat-
Redding (Charles, 98 Court
Reed, CutUr Ik Co., 3! India
Stimson & Whiting, .5.5 Broad [F. IT
Thaver, Hovcv «t Homer, .i .% 4 S. of
Wardsworth, Nye & Co. 110 State
Wheeler Asahel, 59 Union

Wheeler Lewis, Br'd, c. Custom H.

Whitney Wm. F. & Son, 5<i Chat'm

Palm Leaf and Hats.

Jenkins, Gorham & Co. .55 Pearl
Morse R. M. & Co. 9 S. Market
Perrin A. W. & S. C. & Co. 53 Kilby
Rand, Ellis & Co. 1.59 Milk
Rice & Wason, 09 Pearl

Paper Hangings.

* Dr.notcs the Mnnufacturers,
Allen Zenas, 31 School
Atkins, Stedman & Co. 1B3 Milk
Atkinson C. T.. 473 Washington
*Breed H. A. 431 Washington
■Bigelow J. R. & Co., 41 Federal
•Boston & Chelsea Co. 4 Union bl.
Briggs Enos & Co. 52 Chatham
Bumstcad E. W. & Co. 113 Wash.
*Bumstead Josiah F. 134 Wash.
Cook Charles Edward. 220 Wash.
Foster J. H. & Son, 150 Washington
French, Wells & Co. 151 Milk
*Grant Charles E. 12 Union
*Gregory Samuel H. & Co. 25 Court
*Hadaway J. T. & Co. 1 Union bl'k
*HazeIton, Cowdin, & Co. 40 Cong.
Homer Wm. F. & Co. .33 Union
Mellen & Co. 20 Merchants row
+Merriam Otis, 4 Union block
♦Merrill Brothers, 78 Blackstone
*Newcomb N. Jr. 1C8 Washington
*Norcross Otis & Co, 23 So. INfarket
Perkins John & Co. 40 Broad
*Rider N. M. Jr. 540 Washington
Simpson & Caldwell, 51 & 53 Broad
Thomas S. 49 Cambridge
"Thomson & Walker, 153 Merrimac
Varnum Wm. 30 Wash.
Wiggiu C. E., Hanover, c. Marshall

Paper Hangers.

Bird Isaac, Fourth, corner Atlantic

Clark Caleb, 21 Union

ClarkG.L. 12 Union

Davis J. G., 180 Federal, c. High

Dean James, 25 Bromfield

Eaton S J., 3 Chapman place

Hill Eli, 14 Lewis, E. B.

Hitchiugs E. W. li Province

Lethbridge W. F. rear basement
Marlboro' Hotel

Locke H. ft G., 04 Portland, & Han-
over, c Marshall

Rider N. M. Jr. 541) Wash.

Tainter A. 400 Commercial

Tajior Lewis, 12 Union

Thomas Spencer, 49 Cambridge

Paper Stock.

Lawton Geo. & Co. Matthews wf.
Ncwcomb C. O. & G. 217 Broad
Newcomb L. 217 Broad
Roberts Reuben, 52 Brattle
Steams Amos F., 50 Brattl
Thompson J. P. 7 Water
Titcomb & Nickerson, 288 Broad

Paper "Warehouses.

Allen J. B. 18 Central
Charter John, 82 Blackstone
Crane L. office 37 Devonshire
Crehore E. office 1.31! Washington
Curtis A. C. & W. office 35 Devon.
Emerson A. & Co. Devon, c. S. lane
Grant, Daniell & Co. 10 Union
French James, 78 Washington
Groom Thomas, 82 State
Hollingsworth J. M. Devonshire,

corner Spring lane
Holmes S. L. 41 Water
Jones & AVheelwright, 6 & 8 Water
Nortons A. & A., 12 Water
Parker Wm. T. 110 State (up stairs)
Thompson J. P. 7 Water
Tileston & Hollingsworth, 8 Water
Wilder & Co. 20 .t 28 Water
AViUdns, Rice & Kendall, 16 Water

Paper Kulers.

Gavlord llenrv D., 5 Water ^
Ha'in.s I!. 1'. 21 Cornhill
Hill Wm. II. .1 Co. 32 ComhiU
Jaquith M. & -V. 0 Water
Reed Josiah M., 30 CornhiU
West S. S., 130 State
Wilder W. S. 104 Wash.
Wilson William S., 104 Wash.

Passage &o Freight Offices,

Bartlett C. L. 18 Broad

Benton & Co. 0.3 Court

Burke P. B. 80 State

Harnden & Co. !« State & 41 Broad

Kosson Desjiatch Line, 80 Wash.

Kimball Otis, 108 State

North & Co. 21 India

Ray M. L. 7 Albany & 3J Com'l

Scovel O. P. 5 Broad

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

203

Patent Agencies.

Ed.lvlt. II. •.'■_' Stiitfi
Lincoln K. 1 Court

Patent Modicincs.

[See Mfdioim-fl.]

Pattern Makers.

Armsbv W. k; IIiuvliv
Coffin 'G., Williiiins ct.
Cro:)hy .Toscpli 1!., Iliiwkins. c. Ivcrs
Hul)bar(l Win. W. 1l".i Cambridso
PriniT N. S. Ill Il.iwk-v
Rix& Collin, \Villi;ini'-iCl.
Russell & I'ollanl, 17 Harvard pi.
Stetson S. I-. Ki Harvard pi.
Tower S. G. Haverhill.c Charlcsfn

Patent &/ Enamel Leather.

Blake S. !>.. 7 Central
Coniins L. B., '22 Dock fqnare

Pavers.

Davis James, 2G Vine
Davis Jonathan, 44 Chambera
Fawcctt Samuel H. S Spring
Goodnow Jones. 7 Blossom court
Gore, Rose & Co. 31 State
Litch S. W. 1117 Chambers
Mason E. F. 82 Brighton

Perfumery.

Jordan A. S. 131 Wash, [(niannf.l
Preston Sz Merrill, 18 and ill Kilby
Pynchon James L. 10 Eliot
Poor Charles V., 1;1 Tremont row
Rowland D. S. ISS Washington

Physicians.

J/cmtersq/'tAe Suffolk DisTltifT
Medical Societv, residiug in
the. Vit;i. The list prepared by II.
W. Williams, Secrctaru of the So-
ciety. Then are likemise Jiiembers
Q/' the Massacuusetts Medi-
cal Societv.
Abbe Alanson, Bovls. c. Lowell pi.
Abbot S. L. IG Winter
Adams Edwin, 23 Oxford
Adams Zabdiel B. r.O Tremont
Ainsworth F. S. H Howard
Alexander A. 146 Broadway
Alley John B. 35 Boylston
Appleton Beni. B. 1 Hayward p!.
Ayer James, 1(7 Hanover
Baeon John, Jr. 20 Crescent pi.
BallStephen,.5Bumstead pi. [(dcnt.i
Barnard Chas. F. 1 Montgomerv pi.
Bartlett Geo. 1 Chnrdon
Bethune Geo. A. 1C6 Tremont
Bigelow G. F. 423 Washington
Bigelow Hen. Jaeob, 5 Chauncy pi.
Bigelow Jacob, Summer,opp.H"aw'y
Blake E. W. 28 Harrison av.
Bowditch Henry I. 8 Otis pi.
Briggs W. A., Bedford, c. Wash.
Brewer Thomas JI. 10 Rowe
Brown Buckminster, 1 Bowdoin sq.
Brown John B., 8 Joy
Bryant Henry, 16 Franklin pi.
Buck Ephraim, 146 Salem
Buckingham C. E. 8 Harrison ave.
Butler A. S. 42 Sudbury
Cabot Samuel, Jr. 17 '\Vinter
Calef J. S. 141 Broad wav, c. C
Calkins, Charles W. 147 Pleasant
Capcn Robert, 1 Kneoland pi.
Channing Walter, 21 Somerset
Channing Wm. F. 83 Mt, 'Vernon
Clark Henry G. 95 Salem
Clark Liither, 37 Pinckner
Clarke Edward H. 21 Rowe
Clcaveland C. D. 46 Ilarr. av.
Clough John, Trem. Tem. (dent.)
Coale Wm. Edward, 7 Bowd'n sq.
Codman W. W. S3 Bovlston (dent.)
Codman B. S. 484 Wash, (dentist)
Coffin W. S. 115 Court [Nassau
Cornell W.M. 4:K! Wash, and Ash.op.
Coit Daniel T. 12 High, n. Summer
Crane P. M., Maverick, e. Meridian
Cummings J. A. 23 Trem. r. (dent)
Curtis Josiah, 27 Howard
Dale Wm. J. 2 Bowd. C.Cambridge
Davenport E. J. (oculist) , 2S Winter
Derby Geo. 11 West
Dix John H. (oculist), 70 Tremont
Dupec Horace, Jr. 575 Washington
Durkee Silas, 26 Howard
Dyer Henry jl Bultinch
Eastman E. T. 7 Summer
Easthara Charles, 23 Tremont row
Fales Joseph J., Maverick sq. N. side
Field Geo. 132 Court
Flagg J. F. 31 Winter (dentist)

flint John, Warren, c. Washington
ogg John S. H., 305 Broadway
Folts D. V. 37 Maverick sn.
Gale L. B., 3 Wells place
Gay Geo. H., Hollis, c. Tremont
GermaineC.N.28New P'nce,c.Ham>.

(Jilmnn Iieni.F.l.'.7 Federal (dentist)
Gleason E. W., 414 Washington
Gordon Charles, li West
Gould A. A. 15 West
Grav F. II. 5 Ilnneoek Cpect

(ireeiie Moses C. Merrimnc, c. iVuH-
Gifgerson James B. X\ Hnncuck
(Jnrg Saninel, 5 Howard
(ireer Hi.bert. I.'i2 Hanover
Hanaford Wm. (i.3 Bowdoin sq.
HarloM- Kdwin .\. W. !i7 Essex
Harlow .laines 1'. t" Cambridge
Ilarwood Daniel, 11 Suinmer(dcnl.)
Hawes Wm. .".7 Common
Hayden John C. I(i4 Tremont
Hayes A. A. 1 Pine
Hayward (ieo. 16 I'emberton S(i.
Hay ward Geo. Jr. 7 Winter
Heafon Geo. 2 Exiter pi.
llerrick J. ICWnsh.. c. F. D.dlu.m
Hini-kUv J. W.5 Miiv.-rirk hlr„-k
Hobli... Ahull, Sullolk.c. Cantoi,
HoflVndalil ClKirl.-s I'. 211 SoiricTset
Holhrook C. (J. lU", Washington
Holmes O. W. s M.,riti.'oniery pi.
HoinansJnhn.ir.l Tremont
Hooper Kohrri W. 41 ^\imnier
Howe S.G.. Institution tbrthe Blind
Hubbard ( Uo. 6 New Prince
Hymlmaii Jiimes, 77 Atkinson
Inehi s II. v.. :lji Washiuirtou
Jackson ('. T.:!l Somerset
.Tackson .lumcs, :; Hamilton place
.laekson J. B. S. 6 Bedford |>1.
.jaekson Thoinns P. 8.'1 Dover
Jeflrii s J..hn. 15 Chestnut
Johnsmi L.. 1"". Hanover
Jones Geo. S. 81 Charles
Jones J. S. Cambridge, e. Bowdoin
KeepN.C.74Boylst'n.c.Carver(dent.)
Kennedy T. J. W. 86 Court
Kittredce E. A. 24 Franklin pi.
Kneelaiid Sam'l, Jr. Bedford
Lane J. F. W. 1 Bennet
Lane Jonas H. 4 Jlontgomery pi.
Lawrence AV.lt. office o\ Tieiiiont

row
Lee Henry S. 12 Franklin
Leonard Marcus B. 14 E. Sumner
Lincoln J. R. 2 Harr. av.
Lodge G. H. 2 Bedford .t 744 Wash.
Lvinan George U. 152 Tremont
iVfalcolm A. B. 204 Hanover
Martin Henry J. 6 Beacon (dentist)
Wattson Morris. 41 Essex, c. Oxford
McGowan D. Turnpike, c. Br-osdw.
MeGowan ,Tohn J. 94 Tyler
Merrill J. A. 34 Tremont row
Mifflin Charles, 80 Beacon
jNIignault L. M. L 2 Williams
Minot Francis. 120 Charles
Molloy P. E. 117 Hanover
Jloorc Edward B. 1.33 Hanover
Moore 51. A. 36 High
Moriartv .Tohn M., Deer L Hospital
Morlanil W. W. rs> Hancock
Morrill Samuel, 3 Kingston
Morris W. B., Tremont, c. Bovlston
Newell R. W. 6 Staniford
Noves F. A. 2GS Washington
Gates T. F. G Pitts
Odin John, Jr. l^remont, c. Eliot
O'Donnell C. B., 16 Broadway
Oliver F. E. 13 Camb. c. Staniford
Osgood David, 1 Rowe
Otis G. W. Jr. School, c. Province
Owens T. R. 127 Merrimac Crow
Paige A.(eleetropathist) f-i Tremont
Palmer E. D. G. 3* Portland
Palmer Ezra. ,Tr. 1 Tremont pi.
Pareher Sewell F..Maveriek sq.E.R.
Parker 1). M. H Summer (dentist)
Parker 'i'homas I.. 7 Klason
Parker AV. T. Broadway, n. Dorch'r
Parkman Samuel, 170 Tremont [sq.
Parks L. Jr. Suffolk, op. BI::ckstone
Parks G. B. 2-"i7 Broadway
Patch F. F. 30Cireen
Perrv M. S. Pi Rowe
Phelps Abner, 237 Tremont
Phelps Charles A. 5 Beach
Philbriek S. R. !«• Washington
Pliipps James >L, Eliot, e. Wash.
Putnam Charles G. 41 Suaimtr
Randall B. P. F. 2118 Tremont
Read Wm. ."iS5 AVashington
Renton Peter, 14 Bedfonl
Revnolds Edward, 29 Winter
Richardson A. P.3<! Green
Rolfe Enoch C. 2fW AA'ashington
Russell George, 2 Lynde
Russell Le Huron. 1 Otis pi.
Salter Richard II. 1 Staniford
Sanborn J.'si-ph C, I."l Salem
Sargent Howard, 711 AVashington
Sharkev J. M..Feder:il, c. Purchase
Shattuck G. C, Staniford, c. Camb.
Shattuck G. C. Jr., 15 Cambridge
ShurtleffNiithaniel B. 2 Beacon
Small Jona. 128 Hanover (oculist)
Smith D. D. 2:>! W'ashington
Smith J. A'. C. basement Trem. H.
Snow Asa B. 16 Harrison av.
Stacy U. 2 Blanchanl block

Htedmnn C. n.,fi Montgomery pL
Steven* Calvin, 20 Kingst/ju
St<'venii Jidin, 2 Howard
StevennJohn A. 81 Broiulwny
Stevi-ns JuHtin E 2 Howard
Steveni N. C.,6 lirooklinc
Stoiif II. Osgood, 12 Fjiucx
Stoni' .lame s W. 6 Bowdoin nq.
Slori r I). II. 14 Winter
Strong Woodl.ri(lgi-,5 Cambridge
Sunin.r Frcl.riek A. 32 Ix-riiu
TarI.ell.l. A.-iKinin
Thaver David,. H Oxford
Thomson G. N. 28i; Wanhington
ThorndikcAV. II.. Maverick House
Tobie I. AV. VA Salem
Tower George, !'lcm<ant. n. Wash.
Townsend Solomon IJ. IS Somemet
Townsend W. E. 8 Cnnibridge
Tnifton ChnrlesT. 1(>1 AVash
Tucker i:. (;. I Ilaniilf.n pi. (dent.)
Tuckir J.4 Hamilton [,l. (deiillst;
I'pham .1. I!. 70 .Mt Aernoa
Wale." T. B.O Allston
War<l Henry A. 22H Tremont
AVare Charies E. 8 AllsUni
AVare John, 131 Tremont
AVarren John C. 2 Park
AVarrcn J. M. 6 Park
AVarren J. A\'. Jr. 10 Channing
AVatson A. A. 2."i H.arr. av., c. Beach
AVeld M. AV.. 14 West
Weston IL E., AVarren, e. Tremont
Whipple S. S. 172 Harriscm av.
Whitnev A\'. J., High, c. Federal
White ft. 1 Moon
AA'illard F. A. Blackstonc sq.
Willard Henrv, 8 Oak
AVilliams H. AV. :;3 Essex (oculist)
AVilliams J.L. Bovlst.e.Carv. (dent.)
York J. U. 206 Broadway

Phys

/sicians.

Andrews Aaron, PH New Prince

Birnstell J. PlOxtord

Brown D. K. 39 Cooper

Chace Maurice J., 1.30 Fourth

Cooper Wm. U. 5 Avery [trieian)

CroiisJ.B. 19 Temple pi. (med.elec-

Dolby Wm. Mer. Exc. Hotel, State

Douglass I'eter G. 40 Union

Ellis Thomas T. 52 High

Fininley H. 5 Franklin (orthopedic)

Fishcher Charles, 12 E. Dover

Fontaine A. D. 2J Bromlield (Fr.)

Gait S., If.' Chambers

(Jambcll W. P. 8 Howard

Girardin L. 2 Eliot

Geist ('. F. 27 AVinter

Hartnett JI. K., Pearl, e. Purchase

Hartwcll C. F., Coiigress House

Haskins James, 94 Tyler

Hawkes .T. 4«) Maverick sq,

Hewett S. C. 25 Rowe

Hilton John, 42 Purchase (botanic)

Ingalls Samuel, 89 Salem

Kelky J. C. 271 Tremont

Krebs l-'rancis. 1 Park

Ludwig W., Fleet, e. Ann

Mason John, 116 Court

Mather O. S.,3 Asylum

McMahon J. B., JIoon,c.Moon st.ct.

Miles Mason M. 2J1 Washington

Niles J. N. 4.3 Tyler

Paige A. (eleetropathie) 34 Tre. row

Peabody N. C- 13 West (honuro'thic)

Bobbins Chailes, Marlboro' Hotel

Sanders O. S. 6 Howard (homa'p.)

Smith T. II. Richmond, c Salem

Snow A. 10,3 IMnckney

Spear E. D., .570 A\"ash. e. Asylum

Spring John, 72 South

StarkevG.R., med. eleetric'n.lPark

Tewks'burv C. 109 Leveret

Waller T. 169 Federal

AA'anren Ira, 1 AVinter pi. Copathic)

AVesselhoelt AV. IS Bedford (horaoB-

Weiitworth AL F., 2!i3 Broadwa,v

Whitman E. F. 114 Court (oculist .%

aurist)
Winship Charles AA". 1 Quincy pL
AVood C. -AI. li Causeway

Physicians Botanic. [Sec p. X."^

Physicians. ( FnnaU. )

Anderson C. 131 Endieot
Busliee K. .3 Bartlett pi.
Dupee Mnrv, 4" lnii>n
Hunt II. K.'.AIiss. 32 Green
Jordau .AI. 1... 1 Garaux pl.
AVeiting S.. .'.791 AVashington
Wiswall Rebecca, 1 La Grange pl.

Piano-fortes.

Arlin H. AV., 2 Union block
Brown & Mnnroe. .i61 Wash.
Chickering J. .".;>4 AVashington
Chickering *; Co. .Will Aft' ash.
Emerson AA'. P. av5 AVash.
Gilbert Jjemuel. 416 Washington
Gilbert T. & Co. 400 AA'ashington
Hallet & Allen. 339 Wash.
Uallet, Davis & Co. 409 WashinfitOR

204

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Harper Edward, Wi Court
Hews George, 355 Washington
Ludd A. W. & Co. au Washington
ManstieldE.L.S Beach (trimmings
Newhall D. B. 344 Washington
Niebuhr U. .'544 Washington
Paul Cliaries, o7'J Washington
Sartord Henrj, 4* Washington
Vose Jas. W.328 Wash, (keys alone)
WillardE. 328 Washington
Winchester W. P. & Co. 4il9 Wasli.
Woodward & Brown, 352 Wash.

Pickles, etc.

Brnv C. F. & Co. 3l! Cornhill
Davis William H., 37 Broad
Harrison J. J. & Co., 01 Water
Lewis Wm. & Wm. K. 56 Broad
.Johnson, Hamblin & Co., 45 Broad
Underwood Wm. & Co. b7 Broad

Pilots.

Office, 25 Sarijnif,! Wharf.
Brackley Andrew, 25 Sargent's \\f,
Bruce Jonathan, Jr. Sumner, E. B.
Burrows William, Webster, E. B.
Burrows Stephen, 25 Sargent's wf.
Colby Samuel, Id Sheafe
Chandler Heni-y P. 20 Bennct
Crispin William, 7 Cottage
Cummings John 8 Unitv
DoUiver James JI. 66 Charter
Fowler William, 5 Phipps pi.
Gumey H. Commereial.c. Hanover
Gurney Henry L., Webster, E. B.
Haydtn Abcl'T. New Prince
Henessev Richard, 148 Webster
Hunt Henry 0. 1',) l-ivcrpool, E. B.
Hunt Matthew, 19 Liverpool, E. B.
Hunt Reuben S. 6 Terrace pi. E. B.
Kelly Robert, 5 Terrace place, E. B.
Kelly Wm., Webster, E. B.
Lakin Benjamin, Unity court
Lakin Isaac, Centre, E. Boston
Lampee Wm. B., 5 Unity court
Lunt Jacob C. Webster, E. B.
Macfield John, Webster, E. B.
Martin Elbridge G., Webster, E. E.
Marlin S. C. 4(j Webster, E. B.
Nash Alfred, 3 Phipps pi.
Nash George, 11 Sheafe
Phillips Norton W. 20 N. Bennet
Reed Maxtield, Webster, E. B.
Robinson David T., 0 Cottage
Tremere B. B..W Salem
Williamson George, 20 N. Bennet
Wilson John, 8 Fleet

Planes.

Gardner L. 4 Green
Stevens Jae. (rules), 94 Meriimac
Tileston T. 73 Harrison av.
Woodbtidge E. C. 811 Hanover

Planing.

[See Sawing and Planing.]

Plaster, etc.

Childs Stephen & Son, 204 liar, av
Curtis Edward, 48 Sea
Hoxie T. W. & Co. 42 Long wf.
Kingsley Elias, 5 Butolph
Roby D. & Co. Causew. ft Chariest.
Sprngue, Soule & Co. 7 T wharf
Wingate Wm. A., Harvard, n. South
Wright E. Jr. 11 T wharf
Young C. & Co., Brown's wharf

Plaster Image Makers.

Chickev & Garcy, 2 & 0 School
Garibaldi & Covdiino, 142 Wash.
Podesta S. 12 Green

Plumbers.

Baird George, 56 Cambridge
Bothamly George, 42 Devonshire
Clarke John, 118 Court
Clifford John H. (i70 Washington
Ditson Sam'l J. 28 Causeway (can-
dle moulds)
Dudley B. F. (iC Harrison av.
Fessenden Abijah, Beach, c. S< uth
Floyd Thomas, 45 l^incoln
Hunt N. & Co. 26 Devonshire
Kent & Smith, 211 Milk
Leamard & Pollard, 16 Devonshire
Locke & Cordwell, Barrett (ship)
I-ockwood, Zane Jlc Lumb, 5 Dtrby

raTiL'e k .'14 School
MDrlcy I'. B.14 Bedford
O'Galiili. r P., i,ewis, E. B.
IVaree William, ;i;i & 35 Congress
PettiiiKill M. 5 Sudbury & r. Orleans
Pieper P. 8' Brattle
Puller A. 1"). 0 Water &. 11 Devon^h.
Riley JM., Riehmiind, c. Hanover
Roberts W. K. 418 W.ishington
Kobinett J. & Co. 10 Alkin«on
8ncllingI';.II.JkS"M,Ui(bm'd,c.Ilan.
Stewart S. B. 88 Tremont
W infield James, Sumilcr, c. Bremen

Pocket Books.

Dver E. E. 141 Washington
Dyer Jas. 114 Wash. & 1'24 Camb'ge
Marsh John, 77 Washington
Prang & Bosscrt, .32 Wash, (manuf.)
Smith S. .1. H. 215 Washington
Tliaxter Joshua, Devonsh. c. AVatcr
Vreelaud J. 11 Devonshire

Police Officers.

CSee page ISO.]

Porter, Ale, and Cider.

Beard L., Howard Athena2um(min-
Burt Uri, 64 Com'l [eral w.& sodaj
Colder J. W. & Co. 30 Sudbury
Carruth D.J. 3 & 4 Gerrish block
Gleason John, 85 Broad
Hill & Haynes, 2 Hawley
Kent John, 10 Haverhill
Laird Robert B. 11 Hawley
Lawrence Wm. 14 Hatterymarch
Leishman John, 5 Congress sq.
McKnight John, 1.35 Fulton
Nash, B'eadleston & Co. 18 H.iverhill
Oliver k Endres, 75 Broad
Pollard J. U. 62 Commercial
Peck Levi, 9 Canal block
Richards L D. & Sons, 24 Elm
Shiveriek G. 24 Broad
'raylor John & Sons, 74 Commercial
Thompson & Atkinson, 38 Brjia.i
Webber N. A. 41 Broad

Port Wardens.

Atkins L M. 68 Commercial
Edes Robert B. 68 Commercial
Howes Willis, 68 Commercial

Pot and Pearl Ashes.

Chamberliu Edward, 5 India
Stearns Simon & Son, 8 India
Thomas Wm. & Co., 70 State
Ward & Boott. 116 Milk

Printers.

Abbott J. H. 10 Wash, (press work)
Allen B. F. 166 AVashington
Batch Edward L. 42 Congress
Bang Jacob N. 55 Cornhill
Bazin George W. .37 Cornhill
Seals & Greene, 19 Water
Beals Thomas, 109 Wash.
Bemis George F. 23 School
Bense William, 130 Washington
Blake S. E. 124 Washington
Bradbury, Harmon & Co. 7 State
Bradley 'J. N. 14 & 16 State
Brown A. R., 15 Washington
Butts I. R. 2 School, cor. Wash.
Carlton Geo. R. 166 & 168 Wash.
Carter T. H. IJ Water
Chadwick William, 18 Exchange
Chisholra John B. 5 Water
Clapp David, over 184 Washington
Clapp W. W. 1-14 Washington
Clapp W. W. Jr. 40 Devonshire
Cross & Freeman, 160 Wash.
Crocker & Brewster, 47 Washington
Damrell & Moore, 16 Devonshire
Davis & Brazier, 142 Wash.
Dearborn Nathaniel, 104 Wash.
Dearborn N. S. 1 Water
Drummond Wm. S. :yi Wash.
Dutton & Weutworth, 37 Congress
Eastburn John H. 18 State
Elder William, 52 Leveret
Evans John D. 12 School
Farwell J. E. & Co. 32 Congress
Farwell J. H. & F. F. 3 & 5 State
Fclch U. E., 12 Spring lane
Forbes Abner, over 37 Cornhill
Hall John B. 66 Cornhill
Hall William A. 22 School
Hallworth Joseph L. 8 Congress
Haskell A. W. 4 Washington
Haven & Jones, 27 Devonshire
Hewes J. M. & Co. 81 Cornhill
Hickling Chas. 20 Devonshire
Hooton David, 10 Haskins build.
Howe .Jonathan, 39 Merchants row
Hutchinson Wm. H. 210 Wash.
Jeuks (iio. C. S:; Hanover
Kecnaii M. II. 2 Wilson lunc
Kidder Andrew l'.., (i School
Learned, Tompsiin, & Co. 86 Statu
Lcars W. C. 21! Washington
Mftrdeu W. 32 Congress
Marvin T. R. 42 Congress
Miuon Henry, 128 Wash.
Me.id Cliiirles ('.01 Wash.
Mi'iuluin J. P. ".5 Washington
Moody C. ('. r. .W Washington
Mudge Alfred, 21 School [Spring 1.
Muuroc & Francis, Devonshire, c.
Prentiss* Sawyer, J 1 Devonsbiru
Rand Geo. C. & Co. 3 Cornhill
Sleeper «; Rogers, 12 State
Snow Georec K. 5 Washington
St;iev k. Ricliardson, 11 Jlilk
Stiles R. St Co. 4 liberty sq.
Tliurston, Torrey & Co. 31 Devon.

Torrey Joseph G. 4 Water
Tuttle & Dennet, 21 School
Tyler & Blanchard, Maverick sq.
Watson George B. 25 Doane
"White & Potter, Spring lane
White George W. 154 Washington
■White Josiah, 10 Wash.
Wilson John & Son, 22 School
Wright & Hasty, 3 'Water

Printers. (Copperplate.)

Andrews R., llfi Washington
Bufford J. H. 260 Washington
Damrell & Moore, 16 Devonshire
Dearborn Nathaniel, 104 'Wash.
Dearborn N. S. 1 Water
Deeley C. 5 Merchants row
Holland T. R. 12 School
Stevens Luther, ISG Washington
Thaver B. W. & Co., 204 Wa-ih.
Wils'oii W. W. 23 Court

Printers' Ink Dealers.

Boston Type Foundry, Spring lane
Chadwick William, 18 Exchange
Clark Isaac P. 113 VVashington
Clark Geo. Jr. & Co. 152 'Wash.
Dutton & Wentworth, ;37 Congress
Hill Wm. H. & Co. 32 Cornhill
Phelps & Dalton, 52 Wasli.

Produce.

Adams C. P. 16 Merchants row
Alden, Taylor S Co. 0 Gerrish block
Avery II. N. 33 Clinton
Ayer & Stone, 7 Market sq.
Bailey Benjamin, 46 Brattle
Baldwin B. D. 1 Fanueil Hall
Baldwin & Stone, 9 Market sq.
Bancroft & Boswell, 121 Leveret
Barnard & Tufts, 52 Chatham
Bartlett J. W. & Co. 47 Chatham
Belknap & Co. 6 & 7 Gerrish block
Belknap Lyman, 9 Clinton
Bigelows & Davis, 7 N. Market
Birchard £. A. 33 Broad
Birchard & Eldridge, '.« Elm
Brown A. S. & J., 106 State
Brown & Kendall, ICO State
Carr & Eaton, 1 Merchants row'
Chamberlain John H. 8 Market sq.
Chandler & Putnam, 2 Brattle sq.
Chaney&Wetherell,50 & SlKneel'nd
Chose & Lifelet, 15 Charlestown
Child J. D., 13 R. R. bl. Lincoln
Clark & Bingham, 4 Chatham row
Cleaveland & Harrington, 14 Elm
Cooley J. 114 Blackstone
Coffin N. R. 24 Merchants row
Davis Henry T. 37 Union
Davis Joseph, 33 N. Market
Davis H. B. Hi C. E. 22 Blackstone
Davenport & Co., 7 RR. bik, Lincoln
Dill & Co. 37 Com'l & h'd City wf.
Dolbv Hubbard, 10 Merchants row
Dorr," Proctor & Co. 110 State
Eaton, Jones & Co., 5 Holmes block
Ellis David & Co. 3 Merchants row
Emerson Ed ward, 19 Merchants row
Emerson & Fitz, 84 Market sq.
Emerson Howard, 41 N. Market
Ewings W. W. 37 N. Market
Gilmore G. M. 34 Merchants row
Hale & Wellington, 34 Blackstone
Hatch Windsor, 2d, 45 Knecland
Hobbs W. J. C. 151 Ilarr. av.
Hoogs & Leland, 46 Knecland
Holden Freeman, 5 R. R. b. 1/iucoln
Hortou, Meloon & Chapin,S2 Black-
stone
Holden & Griswold, 37 Merch. row
Humphrev & Tisdale, l.'i N. Market
Huntley ft. & Co. II N. JMarket
Hunting A. K. 32 Alerehants row
Jackson S. S. &• Co. 22 Long wf.
Jones J. Jr., Citv wf., c. Com'l st.
Joy Charles F. f Chatham row
Kendall H. 1. 13 Merchants row
Keyes Amos Ji: Co. 10 Market sq.
Kimball Charles, 27 S. Market
Knights, Conant & Co. 8 Market sq.
Lovejoy E. F. 127 State
McGeoeh Alexander, 2 Broad
Meacham 0. A. 116 Blackstone
Merriam Joseph W. 21) Elm
Miller James, 42 Merchant's row
Miller ,t Co. 23 lihu-kst.mc, e. North
Morgan, McCain.' ,v Co. .■,.■, I, rattle
Morrison J. II. .«c C. W. 1 1 .Market sq.
Morrison Samuel .1. 6 S. .Market si^.
Moultou N. H. 50 lirattlr
Patterson J. & C. M. 80 Slate
Pierec & Bryant, 157 Fulton
Proctor & Wood, 136 State
Ranger John, 101 State
Rand Wm. J.& Co., 74 StJltc
Raymond Z. L. .% Co., II S.Market
lieed & Kennv, 21 Merchants row
Richardson G. B. ,t Co. I Market »q.
Roberts Jas. W. & Co. 8 S. Market
Satford J. S. .32 Charlestown
SartwelU Dinsmore & Co. 47 N.Mk't

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

20o

Snow Kobt K., 2!) N. Market
Stickney II. & I. 12 Chatham
Toylor JS: Co., 13 Mirchiints row
Tful a. S. :!i' Mprchanta row
Thavcr Win. W-.H Urattk' square
Towne J. & Co., 7(1 lltica
Tuttlo & Tucker, 57 Hrutllc
Tyler J. C. & Co. 54 Chatham
Upton J. M. 41 N. Market
Walker Snm'l & Co. L' Market sq.
Ware & Wood, II Chatham
Watts & Taylor, :; Market square
Whcclock S. C, c. Charlestowu &

Stillman
Woodward A. 45 Kncoland
Wilson & Dennie, 70 BInckstone
Ycaton & Kilham, 5 & ti N. Market

Provision Dealers.

Allen S. W., Atkinson, cor. High
Andrews A. 38 School
Baker C. & J. F. head K. nocket pier
Barnard Geo. L., 511 Cambridge
Barrlett Lemuel, 4-'! W. Canton
Bartlett Lewis P. 5 Bronitield
Berry A. M. 11 Bedford
Blaisdell David, Eudicot, cor. Cross
Blodgett & Fairbanks, 45 Chambers
Bodge & Merrill, ;iO Myrtle, c.Ceutrc
Bridge Hereman, IR Cliarabers
Brimbecom N. 30 Federal
Bosworth Beni. S. 4 Pleasant
Brown G. M., Suftolk, n. Canton
Brown&Robertson,Temple,e.lJcrnc
Burgess & Talbot, Merrinnac market
Burnett Warren, 4ti9 Washington
Burrill John, Beach, cor. Tyler
Butman & Hatch, Poplar, c. Spring
Campbell John, 1S5 Hanover
Carlisle Geo. 'Mi. Ann
Chandler Benj. Jr. 152 North
Chandler Chas., Essex, c. Kingston
Chandler E. JI. 597 Wasliingtou
Clark Wm. 38 Bowdoin
Clark J. H. Oak, cor. Hudson
Clark & Wilder, 112 Court
Coolidge T. & Co. 101 Charles
Copeland&Mann,12.1& 125 Cambr'ge
Cutter A. P. 61 Myrtle
Cutter Geo. Richmond, n. Hanover
Dennis Jacob A., Sea
Dennis Wm. 71 Prince

Dodge John, Broadway, c. C

E<lgerly & Loveioy,!!! Eudicot
English A. T. Hanover, cor. Cr083
English N. 1\ l.:o North
Faden A. M. (Mi Washington
Faxon C. A. « Bedford
Fay E. T. & Wm. A., H05 Wash.
Flanders C. & A., 20 School
Foster A. A. & Co. a'l Howard
Foster Win. D. 4 Green
Fox John, C..! Salem
Frost Suth F. ,172 Federal
GaliMuio Antonio, '.17 Endient
Gallison J. ll.rilCainliridge
Galc-& DilliiiKhain.e. SIf. & S.Wms
(Jleason Wni. II., Il4 Salem
Goodale H. L., South, c. Essex
(Jookin A. B. 370 Commercial
I lallett & Uow e. Leveret, c. Brighton
llerriek Samuel, i>6 Cor^'er
Hervev & Moore, 2i) Leveret
Hinds" A. M. :.0 Deriie
Hook W. P>, M. 67 Sakm
Howe .t Brother, 7 Blossom
Howe B. H. gOTreniont
Hudson Samuel, 42 Sudbury
Jenness W., Webster, E. B.
Kidder A. C. Har. av. c. Kneelnnd
Knowles Thos., Wintlirop bl. E. B.
Lakeman M. B. lio & 112 Court
I^earnard Samuel S. Jl Lincoln
Iceland Windsor, 741 AVashington
Lindsay J. P. 22 Essex
Litchfield N. Jr. Hanover, c. Com'l
Locke Jos. A. 28 « ;!0 Salem
Lombard J. & L. Green, c. Gouch
I/Ueas Legrand, 029 Washington
Mallard & King, South, e. Summer
Slanning Joshua, Sea, c. Summer
McAlcer Peter, 76 Prince
iVIills & Sargent, Pleasant, c. Trem.
Monroe J., 167 Hanover
Morse Charles, 127 Salem
Murry R. F. 16 Leveret
Noves & Ferrin, Broadway n. B
Nutting S. S. & Co. 114 Cliarles
Parker E. 39 Lowell
I'atten J. 44 Eliot
Piper Timothv, 10,S Purchase
Pulsifer S. P. 1.52 Salmi
Reed C. T. 38 & 40 Cambridje
Reed W. C. 51 & 5.S W. Cedar

Reed ft Fiither, Fourth
Rich Kiclmrd, Central (in. E. B.
Richardson J. I). & Co, 4th, cor. A
Robinson Holliis, c. Cauicway &

Hilleriea
Robinson Nelson,. 12 Merrimnc
R/jWley * .Morse. 1H4 Harr. av.
Royei!"Brndlcy, Carver, c. Eliot
Rundlet i Mdrrifoii, 112 Plca«ant
Sanderson Albert, IW Portland
Sanderson J. Portland, e. Sudbury
Sanderson I/. 214 Hanover
Seavems A. & Co. 2(i School
Smullcy L. W. 24 Boylston
Spear J., Beach, c. Hudson
Sprogue F. H. 138 Pleasant
Steele Wm. M. 6.5 Endicot
Stevens Chas. T., North sq.
Stowe F., Cambridpe, c. Temple
Sumner Chat. H. .15 Bromficid
SwallowC.&J.,Thacher,c.CharleBt'n
Sweetser & Shumway, UX, Wash.
Taggard & Hall, Grove, c. Southac
Taylor Sc Brook, 217 Broadway
Thomas Washington, 'J5'J Wash.
Towle Henry, 20<) Harrison av.
■\'ilcs J. 50 Cambridge
Wait Gilbert, 72 Fourth
Warren Z. C. & Co. 121 Federal
Wcbstcr&Higgins.Soulhac.c.Gard'n
Welch E. yi Fourth
Wellington H., Beach, c. Hudson
Weston W. J., Pearl, c. Broa/I
Williams Henry E. 53 JSlerrimac
Woods Wm. 44 Kneelan J
Wood Moses, 55 Chambers

Salt Provisions. Wliolesale.
Bird J. W. 24 N. .Mar!-.ct
Chamberlain A. & Co. 4 S. Marks
Cragin F. B. Middlesex (smoked)
Emerson E., 19 Merchants row
Fav Harrison, 43 S. M.-irket
Fishers & Chapin, 19 S. Market
Jacobs A. & A. 12 Long wf.
Lane Charles & Co. 2S S. Market
Llbbey W. & I. B. 71 Commercial
Mansur S. 22 S. Market
I'arker & Geddes, 8 S. Market
Perrv & Jacobs, 10 S. ?ilarkct
Winchester E. A. & W. 10 S.MarkeS
Worster & Hart, 13 South Maiket

PUBLIC HOUSES IN BOSTON.

Adams House, 371 Washington street, S. B. Bobbin?.

Albany Hotel, Albany, corner Kneeland street, Isa:\c llall, Jr.

jVlbion House, Tremont, corner Beacon street, ,T. W. Barton.

American Change Hotel, IM and 1H6 Harrison avenue.

American House, 42 Hanover street, Lewis Rice.

Ben Franklin, 3 Morton place, Charles S. Morgan.

Bite Tavern, 8 Market square, Thomas Davis.

Bromtield House, Bromtield street, S. Crockett.

Butfiilo House, 37 Lincoln street, J. Merritt.

Central House, 9 Brattle square, Cooper & Gordon.

Chestnut Cottage, 15 Portland street, B. Graftam.

City Hotel, Brattle street, George W^. Gage.

City Point Hotel, Fonrth street, J. S. King.

Commercial Coffee House, Milk, cor. Batferymarch, I,. Whitney.

Concert HaU, Hanover, corner Court street, P. B. Brigham.

Congress House, Pearl, corner High street, E. Jones.

Cornhill Cofl'ee House, Cornhill court, George Young.

Eagle Hotel, 24 North street, H. Rogers.

Eastern Exchange Hotel, Eastern av. E. R. R. wharf, J. B. Carter.

Eastern R. R. House, 115 Commercial street, George Seymour.

Eastern Steamboat House, 23 Commercial street, P. D. Tripp.

Elm Street Hotel, 9 Elm, A. W. Titus.

Empire House, £. R. B. wharf, A. Salisbury.

Exch. Coffee House, Congress sq. & Devon, st, BIcGill & Fearing.

Fountain House, Beach, cor. Harrison avenue, William Wildes.

Fourth Ward House, 9 Wilson lane, John M'ade.

Franklin House, 44 Merchants row. Cross, Samson & Co.

Freeman's Inn, Sea street, near the bridge, Jeremiah Brown.

German Coffee House, 155 Pleasant street, C. Pfatf.

Globe Hotel, Hanover, corner Commercial street, S. C. Brooks.

Golden Queen, First street, M. Smith.

Hancock House, Corn court, J. A. Duggan.

Hanover House, 50 Hanover street. Freeman & Jewett.

Hanson's Hotel, 5 Trennmt row, James L. Hanson.

Hodges House, 3 Cornhill square, H. B. Hodges.

Hope House, 26 Nortli street, Thomas Reed.

Howard House, 4 Cornhill court, Henrv Bates.

Jefferson House, 16 North street, Cushman & Lucas.

La Grange Hotel, 17 Union street, J. A. Drew.

Ixiwell House. Lowell, corner Barton street, C. Ober.

Mansion House, 9.5 Hanover street, E. Gunison.

Mariner's House, North square, William Brodliend.

Marlboro' Hotel, 229 Wasliington street, Jenks & Parks.

Massachu5?tts House, Endicot, corner Cross ffrcet, D. Hars-ey.

■, D. Bryant

. street, Henry Dooley.

,.. Ephrainrilavcs.

' I'riend, J. W. Wgent & Co.
Cross street, Hiram Tuhbs.

Maverick House, ^lavi
I Merchants' Ex
1 Merchants' IT

Merrimac lion

National Hon-

New England lionise, Clinton strtet, L. Maynard-
! Norfolk Ilouse, 25 Elm street, John Bcals.
I Norfolk House, 3 Norfolk place, William Eean.

( )ld Colony House, South, corner Kneeland street, l'air:e?c Uollv.

Orb Hotel, 8 Averv street, William Stuait,

Pantheon House, iJO Washington street, John Iloiton.
I Pavilirm, 41 I'remont row, W. E. Russell.
I Pearl Street House, Pearl, cor. Milk st.. Chamberlain i- lluggins.

Pemherton Ilouse, Howard street, J. H. Pushce.
I Phoenix Ilouse, Pleasant, opposite Eliot street, J. Rccd.
I Quinci' House, 1 Brattle square, Wheelock & Long.
1 Railroad House, Turnpike street, South Boston, T. T^aintt.
I Roadhead's Hotel, 86 South, c. Kneeland street, .V. T. Readliead.

Revere House, Bowdoin square, comer Bulfinch street, P. Steven.''.
; Richmond House, Richmond streit, A. S. Clark.

Sailor's Home, 99 Purchase street, John O. Chancy.

Shades, 2 Cornhill square, Nathaniel Tead.

Shade.s, 2 Morton place, T. I>. Part.
I South Boston Hotel, 73 Fourth street, S. Mclntire.

Staekpole House, 38 Milk street, Alexander McCJregor.
I St. Charles Hotel, Beach, corner Lincoln street. Manning *: Fay.

Traders' Hotel, 22 Union, John Bryant.

Tremont House, Tremont street, W. H. Parker.
' Tremont Street Hotel, Tremont, c. Canton street, G.W. Hajscltine.
I Union Hotel, .Maverick square, Ee-st Boston, P. J. Hovnes.

United States Hotel, Beacli, cor. Lincoln street, Wm. H. Spooner.
: A'erinont Central House, Canal, corner Causeway, A. D. Pattee.
■ Washington Coffee House, l.>'< Washington street, A. Hayues.
'■ Washington House, 831 Washington. Azariah Cooley.
' Western Avenue Hotel. Mill Dam, D. W. Hopkins.

AVestern Hotel, 94 and SW Cambridge street, E. II. Doolittle.

Whitnev's Hotel, Lincoln street, Chnrles Whitney.

Wildes''Hotel, 11 Elm, Wildes & .Merritt.

Willnrd Hotel, Sudburv, corner Friend, S. T. Willard.

AVinthrop House, Trerriont, cor. Boylston st. R-W. Holman & Co.

Wood's Hotel, 5 Court .-quare, Thomas E. AVood.

Pump and Block Makers.

Aymer F., Union wharf
Bagnall & Loud, 2!) Fulton
Bentley & Green, Asm, cor. Clark
Carr John K., Sumner, E. B.
Chapman&Greenville,Sumncr,E.B.
Clark Jos. ,33 Fulton
Dewhurst Wm. 258 Commercial
Francis & Lovell, 52 India wf.
Hosea Samuel Jr. 282 Commercial
Hurt' & Thompson, Broad, head of

Foster's wharf
Hunter t Fumass, 320 Com'l
Ingalls John R. 18 Merrimac

Peirce Jona. 107.5 Coml. Ii'd Lw's wf.

(steering wheels)
Sheltou T. J. Liverpool, North wf:
AVooftindale C. S. ;!00 Com'l

Beading Rooms.

Democratic, cor. Cong. St. and sq.
Merchants Ex. News'Rooni, St it.;
AA'hig, over 144 AA'ash.

Refrigerators.

Ballard Sc Stearns, 16 Bromfielrt
Eddv D. 14 R. K. block, Lincoln
Ingalls n. P. 35 Lincoln
Patten A. 37 Tremont row

Restaurants, etc.

Allen AVm. 131 Cambridge
Amory H. C. 4 Lindall
Appleton AA'illiam W., 5 Boyl.^Iim
Bacon .^ Ripley, r. ;W Wash.
Bacon AVilliar.is, 302 Wash.
Badger O. H. .34 Brattle
Bailey A. J., 1;16.V AV:ishington
Barker Charles, 54 Long wf.
Blaisdell E. G. .54 Long wf.
Bean John D. 2 Wilson lane
Benson T. 27S Com'l
Blood AV. 48 E. R. R. wf.
Bradshaw C. T. & H. H. 112 F. Hail

206

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Bruce Ira, 63i Commercial
Campbell Aliner K. li & 7 Wilson 1.
Campbell J. 40 N. Market
Carney C. US Court
Carr Joseph, 2ti Charlestown
Chard Stephen, Chelsea ferry
Charnley Charles, 9 Water
Cohen John, 431 Washington
Collingdon R. C. S N. Market
Crosby K. Lindall
Cross A. W. ffi Com'l [r. c. S.Mark't
Currier H. M. & A. M., Merchantr)
Cummings Chas. 1). iB Federal
Dadmun F.W.77 Union & 108 Bl'kst.
Dennis J. A., c. Causeway & Nashua
Fcnno William, Theatre alloy
Fish IT. S. iiS Broad
Flood & Tilton, 5 Lancaster
Foster Chas. O. Blackstone, c. Cros.5
Foster S. W., 109 Commercial
French Lewis, 111 Com'l
German D., 22 Commercial
Gibson J. M. 9 Batterymarch
Gilmore Armanda, 2 Foster's wf.
Gilson & Henry, 58 Court
Goss Emery (cellar) , 6 F. II. markc t
Guppy J. H. 54 Brattle
Harlson Lester, 48 Cliatham
Hastings & Tliompsou, 88 Court
Henry '^C. C. 9U Sudbury
Hixon & Jenness, 5 S. Market eq.
Horton Thos. Merrimac, c. Travers
Jameson & Valentine, 1 Spring lano
Jenness Samuel, 4y Causeway
Jewett I. 318 Washington
Jones A. opp. 74 Commercial
Joslyn Austin, 12 Devonshire
Kent Erastus, 176 Harr. av.
Keen Robert, 4 Clinton
Knox & Wadsworth, 64 Blackstone
Lambert Henry, 46 Blackstone
Learned Isaac M. 31 Congress
Lewis John B. .52 Union
Lewis J.Jr.&Bro., Fulton,c.Kiehm'J
Ludington C. 10 Winter
Lyman Gad C, Post-office av.
Marston & Sampson, opp. 05 Com'i
Martin A. 8 Longwf.
Melvin A. A. 10 Com'l
Melvin L G. 112 Cambridge
Milliken Francis, Norfolk av.
Moulton M. S. 4 Winter
Nason G. 115 Commercial
Newcomh Henry, 4 Water
Ome William, 30 Brattle
Page W. 50 N. Market
Paine J. P. under 77 Washington
Parker H. D. & Co. 3 Court sq.
Pearson M. 58 Union
Pearson T. L., 13 Howard
Perkins Edward, 39 Congres.i
Phenix William, 11 Court av.
Rich Isaac B. & Co., 6 Franklin
Rowe A. C. 68 Union
R.yan J. 250 Commercial
Salisbury Ambrose, 67 E. R. R. wL
Severance Charles W. 6 Lindall
Shaw J. W., Boylston Mkt., Cellr.r
Sherburne Samuel, 2 Bo.ylstou
Smith Geo. 120 Commercial
Stafford D. & Co., 45 N. Market
Stark Joseph, 43 Congress
Thompson J., basement N. E.llouse
Warren J. A. 6 Market square
Wheeler Mason, op. Filchburg Dcp.
Whitman N. 5 Market square
Winn H. Sy^40 School
Wornell & Pierce, 2 City whaif
Wright R. A. 3 Portland

Eiggers.

Albert J. 200 Commercial
Brewster W. M. & Son, Cunning-
ham's wf., E. Boston
Bryer Alex.ander K. 294 Commerc'l
Cames E. & Co., Cross, coi-. l''ulton
Fenlee George, 2 N. side Com'l wf.
Low F. & Son, Union wf. & S'nni'r
McClcnnan C. S., 22 India wf.
McClennen Caleb S., Arch wf.
Rodnev W. J. & Co., Sumner, E. B.
White 'Jas. A. 15 Foster' wf.

Rubbers.

tSce India Kubbcr Goodn.]

Saddle, Trunk, & Harness.

[Sec Coach Trim. and ITarn'sMak'nJ

Baker John B. 12 Court
Baxter N. U. 5,\ Klin (trunks)
Bell William, X'.OCi.urt. (trunks)
Boyd James \- Son, 27 Meroh. row
Brown Wm. G., 424 Wash, (trunks)
Bryant S. 1). 2(14 I far. uve. n. Troy
Clark A. A..34i;ini&15School (trunks)
Cooper E. M. U Dock 8(k (trunks)
Cross Henry, Court, c. Sudbury
Cummings &Tylcr,Union,c.M'»haU
Cram 1). E. C'ngr's.s, c. M'k (trunks)
Davis Chas., Charlest'ii, n. Travers
Doherty JamcH. 21 Cambridge
Haley J. (J. .Milk.c. Devon, (trunks)

Hanaford & Usley, 50 tinion
Ilavden Wm. H. 10 Liberty squnre
Hills J. F. 80 North C(tr'nks)

Hobart R. 251 Tremont
Holmes Wm. 25 Tremmit row
James AVilliam, ISI Sudbury
Kemlo William. 20 Hawley
Lathron William. 2(i Exchange
Main & Mavo, 113 Sea
McCaffrey i.. Fleet, c. Garden
Murphy J. 112 Charles
Neat & Son, 18 Elm (trunks)
Pagan J. 8 West

Pratt Sylv. G. Sudbury,c. Hawkins
I'reudarsast J. Causeway, c. And.
Prescott Wm., Maverick sq. E. B.
Read .Joseph S. 20 Sudbury
Reed Reuben, 43 Portland
Rice Michael S. 108 Blackstone
Roberts & Edmunds, Hav. n. Cans.
Roulstone E. A. G. 9 Hano. (trunks)
Salisbury C. P., 96 Court (trunks)
Shelton & Cheever, 7 Washington
Springall Geo., 60 Blackstone
Sutton Thomas, 46 School
Toppan Wm. O. Broad w. n. Dorcli
Trask H. P. (iO Cambridge
Tucker Jehiel, SO Portland (trunks)
Turner F. A. 176 liar. av. c. Cur^ e
Turner I. Broadway, near I
Winship & Willis, 31 Elm (trunks)

Saddlery Hardware.

Dana Edward, 24 Kilby
Fairbanks Henry P. ,'>(! Pearl
Loring & Graupner, 40 Kilby
Mitchell N. & Sons, 14 Kilby
Taylor H. & Co., 13 Kilby

Sail Makers.

Amerige Henvj', 1 Coml. wf.
Alden Robert I'. 108 Commercial
Alexander & Went, 1 Arch wharf
Blake Natlianiel, 294 Commercial
Blasland&Leacll,Arch wf, 21fiBroad
Branson Ware, Jr., 187 Commercial
Bolton Wm. Jr. 42 India
Boss Isaac, 112 Commercial
Bromade & Newcomb, 5:! Long w f.
Child & Crocker, 2 Nortli Market
Child John, over 12 Commercial
Crocker & Otis, 11 Coml. wf.
Deverenx J. N., 3 Eastern R. R. wf.
Dolliver Albert H. & Co. 5 Corn, wfl
Emmons Wm. S., 112 Commercial
Everdean Joseph, Constitution wf.
Gair John, Liverpool wf.
Harding & Delano, 6 T wharf
Hayden T. T. 110 Commercial
Hooton John, Constitution wharf
Hutchinson Sc Burrillj 44 Coml.
Kemp S. .5-1 Commercial
Kingman Geo. & Co. 12 City wf.
Kinsman II. A., Wales wf.
Lambert C. S. .'! Eastern R. R. wf.
Lamprey & Miller, 21.S Broad
Loring & Cushing, 48 Commercial
Loring Jona. & Son, 290 Commerc'l
Lothrop John, Union wharf
Mathews George, 332 Commercial
Martin Benjamin T., 42 E. B. R. v/f
Norton Daniel, Jr. 48 India
Norton Joshua,Pioneer wf.214Brood
Peak Philip, 7 E. R. K. wf. [don, E.B.
Porter Edw'd F., Sumner, opp. Lou-
Prince & Baker. 22 India wf.
Rhoades Samuel, 54 Com'l
Soulo & Arrington, 119 Commercial
Tuttle S. 8.5 Commercial
Yale R. M.2 Chatham, c. Com'l

Salamander Safes.

Adams Wm. ,^ Co., Fulton, c. Cross
Bryant J. R. .30 Causeway
Dcnio&Roberts,Causeway,c. Friend
Edwards, Holman & Co. 48 Congress
Kershaw R. Cambridge, c. Charles
Wilder John E., 2.5 Merchants row

Salt Stores.

Bent & Blake, 48 Long wf.
Ilolbrook Edward, 51 tz ,52 Long wC
Cakes E. & Co. 51 He 52 Long wf.
Oakes James, 49 Long wf.
'I'hacher & Sears, 31 Long wt

Sand, (ifot/se.)

Curtis Frederick, 48 Sea
Dodge P. S., Farwell's wf.. Sea
Sawyer J. M., Brown's wharf"

Sash Makers.

Barkers: Barnes, 14 Charlestown
Biekum J. K. rear 65 Fayette
Colby Philip N., 421 Tremont
Coolldge J. Jr., Cnmbr. c. Charles
Downing I). H. 41."> Tremont road
Edmauds E. W. 426 Tremont
Feeley P.426 Tremont
Gray Solomon S.,'Page's Mill, First
Morton Thomas, 7} Albany block
Whiting O. R. 76 Blackstone

SsLW Manufacturers.

Bemey W. M. 34 Haverhill
Cox John, Foundry st
Griffiths Charles & Co. 62 Congress
Henshaw Richard W. .36 Congress
Krueger K., Hav. c. Trav. (repairer)
Mouslev Wm., 17 Haverhill
Ome E. S. 18 Haverhill

Sa'nring & Planing.

Allen E. G., Cambridge, c. Charles
Brown C. W. 137 Sea
Curtis H.. 458 Harrison avenue
Herriek H. H. & Co. Maverick
Keating J. F. 440 Har. av.
Nudd J. & D. 2 Albany bL
Page C, First st. near £
Ross Joseph L., Ivers, cor. Hawkins
Sawyer & Ferguson, Border
Smith Luther, Caus'y, c. Merrimac
Watson & Bisbee, Causew. c. Friend
Woodbury Joseph P., Border

Scales and Balances.

Chase, Brothers & Co. 22 Consrress
Drake O. P. (apothecary), 182 Wash.
Fairbanks E. & T. & Co. 110 .Milk
Howard & Davis, .34 Water
Jones & Preston, 7 Market sq.
Stephenson L. & Co. 72 Water
Stevens .'Vnios 9 Mereh.r. [F.IL
Walker P. H., 5 Slarket sq. S. side

Sculptors.

Braakett E. A.. 8i Tremont row
Carew Joseph, 143 U-.irrison av.
Dexter Henry, 288 Washington
King J. C. 13 Tremont Temple
Paine T. 0. 265 Washington
Stephenson Peter, 265 Washington

Seal Engravers.

Lemme Wm. 2J(3 Washington
Mitchell Francis N. Hi Tremont r.

Sealer Wts &o Measures.

Loring Edward, 21 Union

Se'wing Machines.

Batehelder John, 30 Charlestown
Grover & Baker, 71 Jlilk
Singer & Co., 19 Harvard pi.

Seed Stores.

Blanchard Ilez.lli Long ^^■f. [School
Bowditch A. (Horticultural Hall),
reck .los. & Son. 52 North Market
Burr M. & F., 15 Merchants' row
Clark, Bingham & Co. / hath Cam
Davenport G.5 Com'l, c. Chatham
Dana N. & C. B. 1 Central wf.
Gibbens D. L. Sz Son, 218 Wusli.
Hovey A. H. & Co. 1 Central
Ilovey & Co. 7 Merchants row
Parker & White, 10 Gerrish block
Prouty D. & Co. lON.M'rk't [cy Hall
Ruggl"es,Nourse,Mason,& Co., Quin-

Ship Bread.

Austin T. .% Co. 20 Ccmmercial
Boston Steam Biikeiy, Fort Hill wf.
Weld James & Co. 95 Broad

Ship Chandlers.

Bailey James, lO'.i Coinmereial
Bailey & I'ars^.ns, 4 . & 47 E.R.R. wf.
Baker Judah, ."'.> t'omiiu'rcial
Baker J. & Co. 49 Commercial
Barnes D. W. & S. H. 3 .'i: 4 Coml.
Bcnner & Kilborn, 4.3 Lons wharf
Blanchard, B'ther* Co. .37 E. R. wf.
Boynton N. .% Co. 5 East. R. R. wf.
Brown & Dyer, ,5U Commercial
Curtis F. 51 India
Eaton J. R. & Co. 6 Com'l wf.
Greene Otis, 7 India
Hiuman Geo. .1r. ..1 India
Howlnnd, Ilinc kley. .t Co. 45 Com!.
Merrill T. C. 65 CoiiinuTeial
Nickerson Joseph, 17 Commei-cial
Ryder & Co. 1:! City wharf
Snow Zenas, 83 Com'l
Swcetscr & Norton, 4 Lewis wharf
Sumner F. A. & Co. 10 Comml. wf.
Tenney & Rice, 6 Central wf.
Thaver Charles (t. 22 Comml. wf.
Whiton, Train .t Co. 1 City wf.
Winsor Edward, 14 Commerc'l wf.

Shipping Offices.

Adams & Yates, 91 CommerciiU
Berry P. O. 114 Cominercial
Bowen John .t Co. 112 Commercial
Cottrell J. H. 99 Commercial
Currant J. F. 80 Coinmereial
Fogg & Hatch, 119 Commercial
Fluicer F. .54 Commercial
llardin.a N. & Co. 48 Commcreial
Ilillvard C. H., 76 Commercial
Martin Thos. G., 2 N. sideCom 1 wf.

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

207

Mi-Intv^o Hi KimhuU.lin Coinm'l
SiiwviT Will. N. SI Cominrn'iiil
■ritr'niiili l'i>luMiiii, 1 Kiclimuii.l
Siiiitli,<,- \VMl.lrii,,sr ('i.riiTii.-ivi:il
Ti'wk.slmry A. I!, .s.", CMinnuTciul

Ship Smiths.

Hassctt 7.., C.>iistitiiti.>ii wlmrf
Uriilsi' Win. UKI I'.n.ml
(ioilCold ,^ S..n, Hultiiv wlmrf
lliMlil(l.Io^r|>li,Siumu'r,K. K.
Howe John Jr., toot W.-listcr
.I.-nkins 1 loritio, M,Vi Commercial
1,1-in.m ,Iohri,L'|ii Broad
r-iifkin N.itlKinii-l, Sumner, E. E.
Murtiii .JiTc'iiiiitli, Fostor's wf.
Nusoii X CU-vi'hmd.Uiiu-oln's wf.
Nut.' .laiiu's, Kic-liiiiDiiil
Suiilh C;roi-p, S.imiuT, I'. U.
VUn-.n- W., SuMiiKT, .<: Uul Com'l

Ship &- E. R. Spikes.

llolijics & Fk'tclK

Canal & 12

<)(li(prn<' (ii'O. I,') Doane

I'ligf, Brifc'iis & Babbitt, 2 S. Market

Ship Stores.

.\vcry llcnrv, 1 Com. wf. N. side
Ik'iiiior & Kilhorn, 4-'! Long wharf
Killings George, -JGComl.wf. [Rwf.
Blanehard, B-rothcr & Co. East R.
Bliss James & Co. Russia wf.
Bowker J. Jr. 90 Commercial
Boynton N. & Co., 5 East. K. R. wf.
Capen S. C, 28 Sea
Dow David & Co., 2,50 Broad
Gammons & Tobey, 2B Foster wf.
Ilinman George, Jr. 51 India
Howland. Hinckley & Co. 4.5 Com.
Lewis & Clapp, 18 Central wf.
Mayo & Brown, (i9 and "0 Coml.
Merrill T. C. (i5 Commercial
Miller & Hatch, 2 Coml. -wf.
O'Donnell .John. 211 Broad
Sargent & JFoulton, 6 Rowe's wf.
Sweetscr & Norton. 4 Lewis wlmrf
'I'enney & Rice, 6 Central wf.
Thaver Chas. G. 22 Com'l wf.
Thw-ing Wm. & Co. 14 Central wf.
Townsend l^avid, 10 T wf.
Ware, Demond & Co. 32 Long wC
AVinsor Edward, 14 Coml. wharf

Shipwrights and Caulkers.

Badger & Bailey, Coml. wf.
Bartol & Adams, Marine Riilway
Bates Joseph II. & Co. Sumner.E.B.
Bell Wm S., .Marine Railway, Com'l
Bradford G. & Son, Commerc'l,head

Lincoln wharf
Brazier & Co. 274 Com'l [wf.

Brown & Dillaway, Marine R'way
Brown & Lovell, Sumner, E. B.
Burehsted & Leavitt, Pioneer dock
Darton Wm. 270 Commercial
Delano M. P. & Co. Lincoln's wf.
Dillon James, Fort Hill wf.
Dolbeaie E. P. & Sons, Liverpool wf.
EUras Anson, Weeks \ff. E. B.
Ewetl & Jackson, Central sq.
HaU Samuel, Border, E. B.
Harris & Dillon, 210 Broad
Holmes & Snelling, Sargent's wf. &

New, n. Sumner, E.B. [ner, E. B.
Kellv D. D. .:i01 Com'l, and Sum-
Lewis & Bradford, 29.3 Com'l
McKay Donald, Meridian
Pratt Jairus, Tuttle's wf. E. B.
Sampson A. & G. T. Bonier, E. B.
Simpson James E & Co. Tuft's wC
Whidden A.G. & S. H. foot Sumner

Show Cases.

Hughes John A. 7 Harvard place
Patterson James, 10 Chapman place
Wood Moses Jr. 14 Harvard pi.

Silk Goods, etc.

Allen W. H. 21G Washington
Bell, Thing & Co. 9 Tremont row
Chandler & Co., G & 8 Summer
Daniel! & Co. '249 Washington
Hill, Lincoln, & Geer, .'m Wash.
Hovev C. F. & Co. 13 Winter
Jeweft & Prescott, 2 RFilk
Jones F. A. & Co. 1 Tremont row
MacomberL.C.(sewi'gsilk)265Wash
Plimpton J. W. & Co. 4G Milk
Tcnney Brothers, 9 Milk
Warren Geo. W. & Co. 192 Wash.

Silver Platers.

Chase, Brothers & Co. 22 Congress
Green & Adams, 9 Hawley
Holt J. & Justin E. 44 Union
Lindsav J. N. 19 Water
Unruh"j. B.. m Bromtield
Vialle D. 81". Blackstone
Webster & Havens, 176 Wash.

Silversmiths.

(Mark M. B. 4 Harvard pi.
Farriiigton .* Hunnewell, Kt Wa^h.
Gordon .V CoG Ct. av.t.l: W'lllim.st
Haddock Henry, .5 ("onrt av.
llalstriek J. r. ;i."' Wa.ihington
Harding Newell & Co.. ly Court sq.
Joue«, Mall .% Poor. 22G Wash.
Pear S: Bacilli, .5 Averv
Rogers AmriictuR. K9 Wash.
Stan wood J. E. -20 Hawley
Trotiv Wm. B. 7 Court av.
Woodward & (irosjean, 13 Court sq.

Slaters.

Borrowscale John, Hollis, rear c'h
Borrowscale .(oseph, Jr. W. Castle
Cochran M. fi2 Harrison avenue
Coyle T. 75 Charles
Duncan A. 12 Curve, opp, Tyler
Farqnhar Johu.lH FX-t
Herring Roger, 40 Albany. olRce .51
Herring Thos. .1. Haverhill [Exeh.
Herring John M. Haverhill
Kennedy Robert, .'U Atkinson
King John .t Co. South St. place
Riley & (Jriner, ID Beverly
Smith .t Doiiiilil,:; Harr. liv.
Tillsoii Diivid.c.r Friend [Wash.
Wakelield Charles F., Harv'd, near
Warner Richard, Marginal

Soap Manufacturers.

Dunbar J., Fourth, near C
Earl Thomas, 144 Turnpike
Jones C. J>. & Co. 4 S. .Market
Learned Ilenry. 2d, near F
Thayer & Rice, 32 India

B'ibbitfs Toilet Soaps.

Heck A. M. & Co., Li.-,7 Washington

Soap &/ Candle Manufact's.

Chamberlain A. & Co. 4 S, Market
Herbert H. W. & Co. 103 State
Hill Charles II. 24 Long wf.
Jackson E. 22 Chatham
.Morrill J. Jr. 6 S. Market
Pierce W. & Co. 19 S. Market
Winchester E. A. & W. 16 S. Market

Soapstone.

Foote & Currier, .3A Province
Hainblet James, 1.5 Haverhill
Jackson S. S. ..'ii Co. 22 L. wf. (dl'rs)
Millard C. J. &1 Harrison uv.
Murphy M. r. 21 Union
Wcntworth A. 40 Haverhill
Wentworth & Chandler, 15 Hawley
West Edward, G7 Harrison ov.

Soda Manufacturers.

Ireland W. II. & G.W. Franklin av.
Little Wm. B. Hanover, c Salem
Rowland Daniel G. Court sq.

Sofa, Couch, So Chair Manf.

Hersey Wm. II. 21 Howard
Hubbard J. C. .•»■! Wash, (settees)
McCloskev C, Sea, n. Summer
Smallwood E. & Co. 1 R Road block,

Lincoln
WiUis & Mitchel, 3 Adams

Spice Dealers.

Carter & Brother. 17 Water [ertvsq*
Stiles, Ilurles & Hasselburg, 4 Lib-
Stair Builders.

Annable Davis, 73 Charlestown
Applin B., Beverly
Bates Hiram, l>4 Harrison avenue
Blaekmer Holland, IG Causeway
Byrne J. 45;3 Tremont
Crawford I. rear 40 Fayette
Edgarton Geo., 3 Beverly
Eliaers A., 419 Washington
Favor John, I.incoln, near Essex
Fox & Leicester, *J0 Charlestown
Hackett J. C. 12 Haverhill
Hawes E. W. W. r. 314 Harrison av.
Hill E. A., Decatur, E. B.
Hogan Henry T. .t Co. 430 Tremont
Jacobs Joshua & W. C. 3(> Friend
Jacobs W., Tyler, n. Curve
Kohler A. & ft. Tremont road
Leach S. 485 Tremont road
McKennev James. 14 Charlestown
Moulton Geo. 8 Albany block
Sellew A. 122 Endicot
Smith Elisha, Jr. 314 Har. av.
Smith James, Marginal
Whetter J. D. 21 Lancaster

Starch.

Apthorp & Co. 3 S. Market
Barnes Edwin C. 19 India (raanuf.)
Mixer & Pitman, 171 Milk
Kash David R. Old Cust. House

'I'hnycr & Rico, ."52 India
Tremont fitureh Co. .5 ComT wf.
Whitlemore W.,kF. H.iCo.32 Broad

Stationers.

Allen & Co. 80 .State
Clapp Ebenezer, Jr. 1»» Waih.
''otton N. D. 13 Tremont row
Eayrs ti Fairbankn, l.'Ki Wash.
French James, 78 Washington
Gipv Aaron R. i;« State
Gi(lC.& Co., 14.-, Broadway
Crrfiom Thomas & Co.. H2 fiUlte
Haines K. P. L'l Cornhill
I loskins, C. A. & Co. ^3 Cornhill
Hill Wm. H. fi (;o. :») & 32 ComhiU
Holman Oliver, 124 State
Hunt Jomes, 70 Broad
Kidder & Checver, 2fl Cornhill
Loriiig BenJ. .V Co. I'.'O & V>'J State
IMnrsh John, 77 Washington
.AlcAdams J. & W., 94 State (paged

blank books)
Oakes & Darling, 20 State
Phillips, Sampson & Co. 110 Wash.
PrinccI.T. 112 State
Raymond J. P. 102 Hanover
Revnolds Wni. J. & Co. 24 ComhiU
Siiiiiikins S. G. 124 Washington
Stimp.-on Chas., 100 Wash.
Tiippan & Whittemore. 114 Wash
AVhipple S. K. & Co., IW Wash.

Stencil Cutting.

Dearborn N. VH Washington
Gill S. W. 8G Portland
Hall James, 10 Dock sq.
Metcalf Simeon M., 4.VI Salem
Smith W. H. & J. E. SJWash.

Stone Cutters and Dealers.

Baldwin & Emerson, Piper's wharf
Green M. & T. 17.5 Har. av.
Prav Aniasa, Benson's wf. US Seai.
Richards, Lawrence & Co. 150 Sea
Richards,Munn & Co. Sea, n. bridge
Wetheibee Jeremiah & Co. Causcw.
Wilson Chas. 10 Canal
Woods Michael, 65 Charles

Stoves, Grates, etc.

Barker & Binnev, (cabooses), 10.5
Bates L. S. 34 & "6 Federal [Com'l
Baxter Wm. S. 44 Blackstone
Binncy John & Co. (eah.) 140 Broad
Blaekmer Iliram, 5 Railr. block
Bulklev & Co. 33 & .35 Blackstone
Butler Henry T. & Co. 32 Union
Carpenter A. (cabooses), 8 Rowe's
Carpenter Cyrus, 28 Union [wf.
Caswell Geo. W. I'.H Fourth
Cate E. M. & Co. 104 Summer & 25

Sea [ Blackstone

Cliilson, Richardson & Co. 51 & 53
Coggeshall Thos. J., 36 Blackstone
Dearborn J. M. (kitchen furnish'g)

27 Essex
Dodge John W. 442 Washinston
Dunklee B. W. 59 & 61 Blackstone
Folsom, Watson & Co. 37 Bl'kstone
Gallagher & Oliver 43 Turnpike
(Jargan Patrick, 46 Portland
Gerrish Smith. IG I'nion
Goodrich&.Mallarv,l,5 .tlUGerrish bl.
Gould & Pratt, 27 "& 2',1 Blackstone
Hapgood L. S.. 43 & 45 Blackstone
Hartshorn & Ames, fts Blackstone
Hayes J. P., 44 ilerrimac
Hendley James, 587 Washington
Hermann L. 61 & IVi Congress
Huse Joseph, 27 Union
Jones Lewis, & Son, 36 Union
Kimball Stephen. 81 Blackstone
Kohler J. & J, 4.34 Washington
Lincoln Alexander, 8 Market eq.
Loring & Bcckler, 2.30 Suffolk
Mason .* Rupp, :V) Wash.
Morandi & Ballou. IIG HanoTer
Xutter Richard, 20 Broad
Oliver Wm. B. 19 Union
Pond Moses & Co. 28 Merchts row
Pond & Duneklee,40,t 41 Bl'kstone
Proutv David .% Co. 19 N. Market
Read S. M. i\ Gerrish hi. North
Rice& Lomb'ard, 12 .% 13 Lewis
Itobinsim E. F. 78 Water
Rogers W. H. 4 U. S. Hotel
Sargent Jos. (cabooses) , 10 Clinton
Stiriinson H. &. F. Cone. c. Water
Stodder J. W. T. 625 "VVashinston
Story Albert, 72 Cambridee
Utlord S. N. & H. G., 4 Derbv range
Webb Robert, 67 Blackstone
Westcott Thomas A. 15 Marshall
White W. & W. K. 11 Franklin
Whitelv Edward, :« .* 40 Federal
Winchester, Knight & Co., 63 &65

Blackstone
Wood F. D.S: Co. .39 Blackstone

Stucco Workers.

Cleary & Hutehins, r. 364 Wash.
Cunnlngham&McCann,9S Sudbury

208

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

James Wra. E. 35 Causeway
Kelley P. & T. opp. 42 Bedford
Kelley John, Hawley
Kettclle Samuel, 114 Pleasant
Titus L. 16 Harvard pi.
Tolman S. P. Kingston, c. Bedford
Wulmsley H. & Co., Hawley, rear
Trinity Church

Sugar Refinery.

Adams S., Gouch

lioston Sugar Refinery, PJch. .Soule,
agent, IW State

Surgical Instrum't Makers.

Phelps J. \V. 74 Trem. a <i.'i Court
Schauffler & Leukhardt, 364 Wash.
Weddcll A. 15 Hawley

Surveyors of Oak, etc.

Brooks S., Jones's wf. E. H.
Brvant Nath'l, (inahog. and cedar.)
Leavitt Gad, Franklin II. [;ll Dover

Surveyors of Pine Lumber.

AUvn Edwin, Wash. n. Dedham
Bullard Charles, 14 Fayette
Davis George, 4 Brookline
Dupee Geo., :i32 Trem. opp. Jeff.
Eaton Osgood, 15 Tileston
Hall George, 2(i South Russell
Hartshorn Rowland, 11 Lincoln
Hersey Charles, 13 Allen
Huntress Joseph F. 31) Oak
I,eishton Cliarles.Sur.Gen., 49AI1™
LefavorJno.,Ceutre, EB.[&13BMilk
Alarston .losiah, 1(1 Ontario
Plnmer El)en M. 3 Suelling pi.
Smith A. G.,^8 Broad
Smith Chas. W., Camden
Thaxter Seth,.S3 Warren
Waldron Samuel, 7U Broadway
Webster Mark, 4 Morton pi.
Wiilett Edward, 516 Wash.

Surveyors of Work.

Bowker Warren , " N. Margin
Bryant David, -io Hudson
Granger David, 17 Old State H.
Hall C. G. lU Tremont row
Pool Lott, 6 Devonshire
Poole Alexis, 7 Lucas pi. & State H
Sparrell Wm. 5 Exchange
Thaxter Seth, .« Warren
Thompson Wm. V. 21 State

Tailors and Drapers.

[See Clothing Stores.]
Albee Jos. A. & Co. 3 Diamond bl'k
Appleton Henry K. 44 Bromfield
Arraington H. E. 136 Washington
Atwood F. H. 0!J North
Babson & Deacon, 4 Fan. Hall build.
Barnes Edwin, 6 Court
Bayley C. T., Broad, opp. Purchase

(Sailor's Home clothing-store)
Bennett Mark, 414i Washington
Bluxome Joseph, 50 Green
Bornstein I. 4(JS AVashington
Brigham Benj. T. 5 Hanover
Brown & Lawrence, Old State H.
Burditt J. K. 141 Washington
Call & Tuttle, 121 Washington
Calrow Ki Co. Hanover, cor. Elm
Campbell J. M.,55 Merrimac
Carver David, 52 Washington
Co-operative Union Store, 88 North

& 20 Waslungton
Chadwick Wm. 147J Hanover
Clapp & Gavett, c Beacon &Trtm.
Clark B. 172 Broad
Collier David J. 26 Washington
Coyle Wm. 6 Richmond
Currier Wm. Jr., 22 Court
Curtis John & Co. 6 North
Douglass Henry, 13 Water
DriscoU Cornefius, 14 Court
Earle John, Jr. 139 Wash.
Eaton Ezra, 81 Coni'l, (clothing,&c.)
Ellison Andrew, 122 Washington
Fearing & Whitney, 8 Federal and 5

Hichborn block
Field Benj. F. 109 Washington
Fisk & Cushing, 9G Washington
Flanagan George, 76 Broad
Fowle Henry, 15 Dock square
Friedmim I>. H., Mer. c. Market
GallKgliiT James, 7 Lev/is, E. B
(;ault Wm. 5 Elm
Goodrich .t Dyer, 5 Jov's b. [Com'l
Gove John .t Co. 1 llichborn bl.&6G
Hadlcy S. I). .12 Washington
Hammond T. 56 «i 5H Turnpike
Hayman VVilliiim. 51 Washmgton
Hayinan Jolin. Kill Washington
Havues Jolin H. 59 Court
Holland F. & Co., I U. S. Hotel
HollingswDrth Francis, 665 Wash.
I ruber r.ter, .?4 Court
Ihiilson O.Si Co.4 Brattle (boys' c'g)
Hunt Tliomas, Turnpike
Huntington L. A. 70 Wa.shington

Hyneman Charles 47G Wash.
Jacobs & Deane, 21 Cburt
Janes H. B. 'M Broadway, n. B
Jerauld Albert A. 25i Sudbury
Josselyn W. C. 228 Washington
Johnson Earl W. & Co. 30 Dock sq.
Johnson J. C. 40 Washington
Kelley Wm. R. & Son, .55 Wash.
Kennard& Plunket. llSWrsh.
Kimball & Fisk, 28 Washington
Knowles Nathaniel, .Jr. 6 Clinton
Lawrence J., Trem. row, c. Howard
X>evenwav G.W. SO Court & 20 How.
Levi H. 414 Washington
Locke Edwaid & Co. 45 Kilby
Lothrop .t Godfrey . 14 School
Lyon & Powers, .')() & 58 Wash.
Jfacomber I., 3 Revere House
McBride Chas. 31 Maverick sq.
McCarty Wm. .34 Sumner, E.B.
Menard & Co. 25 Bromfield
Merrill, Eaton & Co. 56 North
Miller, Allen & Co. 20 North
Mitchell J. C. 70 Washington
Moore James M. 16 North
Jloore & Masters. 415 Washington
Miu-ray P. & W. 46 & 48 North
Nelson B. .536 Washington
Newman Robert, 3.56 Washington
Newman Samuel H. 41 Court
Nichols Geo. N. 96 Washington
O'Maley Thomas, 106 Fourth, n. B
Osgood Isaac, 31 Dock sq.
Peyser S. & Co. .170 Wash.
Pickett Geo. B. 106 Washington
I'incus I. 5 IT. S. Hotel
Piper Geo. C, 34 North. (Oak Hall)
Plnmmer & Allen, IS Washington
Plummer John L. 160 Washington
Pollard A. W. 6 Court (regalia)
Pray John H. 5] Washington
Preble N. C. A. 22 Court
Proctor N. B. Jr. 94 Commercial
Randidge George L. 25 School
Richardson, Messenger & Cahill, 28
Riehardson Albert, 8 Han. CCourt
Robie & Humphrey, 5 Milk
Rosengarten D. H. 87 Eliot
Ross W. W. 42 Washington
Ryan Michael, 35 Brattle
Sahleiu David A. 452 Washington
Salvo B. Tremont, c. Beacon
Shorev J. F. & Co. 40 Wash.
Sherburne L. O., 40 Washington
Skinner Isaac B. 129 Wash.
Skinner N. K. & S. N. 17 Wash.
Smith Chas. A.&Co. 1 Old State Ho.
Smith L. G. 61 N. Market [Court
Smith & Rich, 1 Blanclmrd's build,,
S perry C.B.,66 Middlesex
Stoddard John L. 141 Wash.
Starbird A. T. 10 Market sq.
Starbird & Hill, 24 Court
Stone Henry W..c. Union SiBl'tst'e
Treanor B. S. Court, c. Tremont
Tobias M. 87J Cambridge
Tolman James, IS Congress
Turnbull George, 4 Maverick sq.
Waite Chas. 48 Washington
Wallis Wm. GSi Washington
Washburn RoderiekF. 9Lewis,E.B.
West T. Y. & Co., 6 & 8 Washington
Weatherbee E.T., Sumner, c. Broad
Weir A. A. 86 Washington
V/iUiston P. F. 4 Clinton
Wilson George W. 86 Washington
Winkley & Co. 93 Washington
AVyraau Isaac, 633 Washington

Teachers, etc.

Adamoli Louis. 98 Ct. (Fr'ch & Ifn
Abbot J. H. 4 Temple place
Adams S. (young ladieO, Central pi.
Amoult E. (French lang. ) 12 Oxford
Atkinson W.P. und. ch. Chauney pi.
Bachi Pietro, 7 Bowdoin sq.
Baker A., Chapman H. Sch. Chapm.
Baker L. C. 6 Somerset
Ball Mary M., 19 Kingston [pic av.
Beaman E. A.(young ladies'), Tem-
Bierstadt A. (Mono. Chromatic)

Wash. c. Winter
Boynton A. B., r. 36 Hanover(rid'g)
Bradford D. 38 Tremont row
Brooks W. H. ,38 Tremont row
Brown C. M. (dancing)!372 Wash.
Brown S. B. (dancing) 132 Court
Buoneore Lovina, 6 Kneeland, (lan-
guages)
Burrill M. (Hawes Inst) Broadway
CasasF. B.(Span.&draw.)24 J'y's b.
Conant A.17J Trem'tTem.(drawi'g)
Comer G. N. (book-keeping & navi-
gation). 149 Wash.
Day llenrv, 215 Wash- (drawing)
Dillawav C K. M.^son, next Adams
DeMontrachn M.,7 Bennet [sch.
Disbrow D.K.5 Mason, (riding scli'l)
Eaton George, 2 Bumstead pi.
Emerson Geo. B. 2 Pcmbertongq.
Fisher A. B.. 2 Bultinch pi.
Fletcher M. C. .34 Essex
Fowle Geo. 372 Wash.

Gaszynski T. F. 23 Harvard
Groux D. £. (Frencli & German), 25

Green
Graceric V. DeLa, 3 Mt. Vernon av.
Haughton Misses, 228 Wasliington
HefMey William, 115 Court
Ingraham D. G. 16 W. Cedar
Jenkins William M. 1 Park
Keenan M. H. Bl'ch'd'sb. (d-ncing)
Kneeland S. Hanover (dancing)
Kraitser C. 228 Washington
Lanza G. 26.5 Wash, (languages)
Laporte Count (French), 19 Trem.
Linton O. E. (writing). 251 Wa^h.
List Henry, 91 Charles, (French)
Lord Mary K., r. 19lj Tremont
Lovegrove C. E. Harvard, n.Har. av
Malignon Jules, 39 Kingston (Fr.)
Jfasse Ed. 11 Hayw'd pi. (French)
Moran John. (Thorndike H.) S'm'r
Nims H. C. 7 Mason, (riding school)
Papanti L. (dancing), 21 Trem. row
Parks Dana, 1 Alden, (dancing)
Pattee J. M. 115 Court
Patterson M. 276 Washington
Felletier J. A. (French), 6 Province
Phelps Francis, Phillips pi.
Phillips A. Mrs. (danc.) 4(8 Wash.
Prav Wm. M. 23 Jov's building
Prescott H. 11 Bedford
Spalding S. H. 380 Wash, (dancing)
Strong A. L. (writing) 251 Wash.
Sullivan P. .339 Wash, (dancing)
Sullivan T, R., Park, under church
Thayer G. F. Chauney pi.
Torrey H. W. 5 Hamilton pi.
Tower David B..Park, und. church
Tuttle Francis A. 2 Village
Tweed Benj. F. 1 Park
Viau E. H. (French), ,30 Leveret
Ware L. L. & M. H. 68 Temple
White A. over 362 Washington
Wilkes Geo. & Mrs. 29 Bowdoin
W^inslow Hubbard, 6 Allston
Wood S. (monochromatic) Wash-
ington, c. West

Teachers of Music.

Adams J. W. 251 Washington
Baker B. F. 251 Wash, or 4 Rowe pi,
Bancroft S. A. under Mt. Ver'n. ch.
Bauer Charles F. 30 Eliot
Baumbach Adolph, 8 Bowdoin sq.
Bell Wm. N. 425 Wash, (dancins) '
Bemis George, 17 Tremont Temple
Botume E. H. 7 Albany
Brieher T. under Bowdoin sq. c'h.
Broughton N. Jr., 692 Wash.
Brown G. W. 21 N. Russell
Bruce Edwin, .'!8 Green & basement

Bowdoin etreet church
Burditt B. A. 5 Fayette & 69 Court
Butler Charles, 251 Washington
Bissell T. Oak, n. Harr. av.
Corelli L., Revere House
DeWitt Wn\. E. 218 Harrison av.
Draper A. 52 Lowell
Evert Wm. Henry, 10 Milton
Fillebrown Asa, 8 Oliver pi.
Franklin 1. 19 Tremont Temple
Flynt James, 8J Tremont row
Freidheim John, 26 Winter
Garcia J. R. 8 Ash
Glvnn William C. 41 Dover
Graves M. W.6 Suffolk place
Groves Thomas M.. II Shawmut
Heubercr C. F. 92 Eliot
Hews George, 365 Washington
Hill Sumner, 17 Tremont row
Hooton James, 1 Chardon st. court
Howard F. 11 West
Johnson A. N. 86 Tremont
Johnson J. C. 86 Tremont
Kalkmann Peter, rear 117 Chambers
Keene R. H. 1 Cotting, (drawing)
Keller J. A., 251 WasRington
Kriessmann A., h. 14 Hudson
Ijindslev J. E. Bedford, c. l^incoln
Marshall L. a39 Washington
Jfeyer C. L. 104 Leveret
Moses T. B. .3.52 Washington
Ordway J. P. 43 Bedfor.l
Paine I). Chauney place
Papanti L. 21 Tremontr. (d.mci'g)
Pennell David S. 21 LaG range pi.
Plimpton Job, («) Tyler
Pratt G. W. 86 Tremont
Putnam Mary A..4 lligli st. place
Eametti Joseph (flute),. 342 Tremont
Ricliardson C. S. 2 Providence
Rimbach L., 4 Barton
Row.se A. Wash. opp. Adams House
Schmidt Hcurv, 21 Oxford
Shaw I. J. 3 Osborn pi.
Slavton .1. H. L. 251 Wash.
Southard L. H.. 2.51 Washington
Stone H. N. 3.39 Washington
Tliorup Andreas T. 9 Purchase
Tompkins D. A. .59 Maverick, E. B.
Tuttle Frances A. 2 Village
Webb G. J. 106 Mount Vernon
Whipple J. T. 180 Harrison av.
Wlute Azell, 2 Ilaymarket pL

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

209

Wilder Eliztt C. •£) Hudson
WrightJ.S.l.! Avery

Tea Dealers.

Adam«S.l'..li;r Court
t.'rosbv * Kohiiison, 7.') ITnnover
J)iinu,"lJiirm Sc Co. lH S. Market
Hill, Chiimberlin, & Co. II Cent. wf.
McGregor JiiMirs.t Co. 7 Centnilwf.
Kcdding & Co. 1!« Wnsli. & 78 Han.
Sleeper G.VV. i:;il Wusli.
Stik'S.Uurles & Hnstjclher^.^ I^ib.sq.

Telegraph Offices.

Boston .V I'ortlnud Line, 71) Stntc
House, Letter rrinlinsl.ne,:il State
Miisnetic (Morse's) Muss, block Sl

^[erelmuts Ex.
Merehants' Line, (Bnin's) 7fi Stntc
Northern Telegrttiih, Olorse's) 19

Stute
Veriitont.% Boston Line, 7fi State

Thread, Yarns, etc.

Andrews A. A. & Co. "" Milk
hnniford Svdney 3.S3 Wusli.
Basset & Kernald, lid Wnsh.
lirown Willinni L.,l!3i Wnsh.
Chipumn G. W. & Co. SS Hanover
Clnpp Wni. & Co -W Wnsliington
Clark L. 1).,'J<1I Washin?ton
Cobb F. W.4iVi Washington
Knierson D. II. 'JiT Washington
Kverett K. D. lUA Hanover
Holmes E. k J., 4 Treniont row
Houghton Wm. W. I., Trcm't r. op.

irano\'«r
King C. E. & Co. 2K Washington
Kohler J. & J. 4:!4 Washington
Pevser S. M. & Co. ISl Wash.
Schwab A.G07 Washington
Shorcy & Co. (jobbers), 1(W Wash.
Sluimwnv F. 1^. L'ii Wash,
Siuuh John W. ^'d Washinston
Stearns Richard 11. :!(!!( Washington
Tufts tjuincv, ll« Washington
Vnnstane A\''. (lS,iJ Washington
■Warren Varnnni', 02 Hanover
Whitney N. D. Iy3 Washington

Tin Pit. &/ Sheet I'n Wk'rs.

Acres George T., Snrcent's wf.
Ballard & Stearns, li;& IS Bromfield
Hinney John & Co. UU Broad
Ulaney A. 11'! Cambridge
Brown Georce, 11 NLarshall
Carpenter Alfied, S Kowc's wf
Caswell Geo. W. I'll Fourth
Cate E. M. & Co. 104 Summer
ChiLson, Kichardson & Co. MBrkst.
Coliurn S. O. I'iO Cross
Dodge J. W. 44'J Wasliington
Emmons Joshua, 3S Bromfield
Freiermuth (Jeo. A. 7S E Hot
Gallagher .t Oliver, 4-> Turnpike
Harrison J. J. & Co.. fll Water
Hawkes Samuel .\L11 Derbv R'nge
IlencUev James. ,W7 Washington
Hunt lienry J. UH Hanover
Jones L. & J'on. ".il I'nion
Lr.inhoi-d Wm. 117 Commercial
Lincoln Alexander, .S Market sq.
-Morandi & Ballon. \M Hanover
Oliver W. B. 11) Union
Peterson A. '.'7(1 Washington
Ouinu Michael, iL'S Endicot
Reeil Wm. G., '-'7 Fulton
Piohinson Daniel, iVt Court
Kocers W. H. 4 U. S. Hotel
Soule .t Richards, l.l Lewis, E. "B.
Stodder J. W. T. Gi5 Wash, (stoves)
Swan Daniel, fi^S Cambridge
Slorv Joseph W. Broadwav
StorV .\L l...(m\i Washington
Waterman N. ft! & S5 CornliiU
Wilhor Samuel, Turnpike
Wright George, 135 Sea

Tobacco.

Bemis Emcrv, 2 Blackstone
Brewer C. .<: Son, 14 S. Market
Brown & Whitnev. 43 Chalbam
Carruth D. J. 3 & 4 Gerrish block
Carruth Geo. T. & Co. 41 Hanover
Clark John, .in N. Market
Cnlhv Benj. .Milk, near Broad
DodA James E. 39 India
Dodd Ji>Iin,3'.l India
Dodd John .\. 39 India
Dow & Wilder, 3 Chatham row
Parker Ebenezer & Son, ID City wf.
Robertson John C. 3 Lewis wf.
Tilton S. & Co. .'!il Coml. wf.
W'iggin D. G. * Co., (',9 Broad
Wiggin R. P. 4,'i Broad

Truckmen.

Andrew E. T.,'>3 Causeway
Bancroft T. 1-J Indi-i
Barnard Oliver T.. F. IT. Market
Bessey A. P. J3 Elm
Bonner John, ISLoiviswf.

Brown, Chick k Co. .V) Kilbv [wf.
Bnttri( k .t Co. 17 Broad tc M Conil.
Clillbrd \V. 13(i Milk
Connnt N. '-'1 India
Dcveiiey J. 7 N. Market
Doolittlefc Pennell, .1 Broad
Doolitlle Sclh O. .07 Hroud
Downcs Simeon E. S Long wf.
Dunbar P. .1: Co. 17 Custom 11. st.
East Boston ollic.', IH Lewis, E. It.
Estal)iooksJ.W..1: Co.Cc nt.c. Broad
Ford liurniv.47 Longwf.
Forrislall .t' I'orle-, -J N. Market sq.
Forristiill E/ra & Co. Custom Ho'se
Freemiin * Seates, a4 Ulictt
GileJohn,,'>T wf.
(Jorham C., Hs State
(iriflin Abncr C. .13 Causeway
Hall .'S: Brown, Fulf(m, opp. Ferry
Holt S. & Son.lL' Chatham
Dapjian P. 1 & I" City wharf
I.nws IIoKca, C(!ntrnl, c. Broad
l.udcrs J. 14 Lewis wf.
Miuu-hester T. W..3 City wf.
Meads John B. 411 India
Miles Ezra M.. .'57 Broad
Miles Oliver, 57 Broad
iMoutgomery T. &■ Co. 17 Long wf.
Moore Wm. Charlesfown
J!oore& Littlefiel I. City wharf
Nason R IM Commercial
Prcscott John C. .1 Broad
Phiistid .I- Uilli.ims. .1 Brood
RicharcUon N ,":. S. Market [Ccntr'l
Kichardson. White & Co., Kilhy.c.
Kine N. K. '31 Fiiion [Long wf.

Robinson Jame,'', '."_' Coml. wf. & .34
Salshury J. G.& Co. 2 Chatham row
Simondsft Over, opp. lu Long wf.
Simonds Thos. E. SiKi Coml.
Smith & Co. 2 N. side Coml.
Squires R. 4 Foster's wf.
Taylor Seth. '21 Merchants' row
Wheelock P. i Co. 3 S. Market
Wheelock S. A. 2il Long wf.
Whitcher & Ide, Causew. e. Portl'd
White & Patch, 7 Custom House st.
Williams U. J., SJ JIarkct square

Trunks.

[Sec Saddle & Harness Makers.]

Truss Makers.

Eartlett A. F. 221 Wash, (shoulder

braces)
Bartlelt J. T., HHowlev
Beath Lvdia (ladies'), .3f> Warren
ButmanE. E., 14 Ilawley
Cheever J., 7K Tremont
Foster J. F. 4('i7 Washington
Foster .Mrs. (ladies'), 4i;7 Wnsh.
Miller Mrs. (ladies') 2J bromfield
Miller James Jt Co. 2* Bromlield
Phelps J. W. 74 Treniont

Turners.

Bnldwin H. J. & C<y. 0 Haverhill
Bradford F. A. 17 Harvard pi.
Brown W. E. I Andover
Coolidge* Moore. LI Ilawley
Conrov Edward, 13 Harvard" place
Hill E". A., Decatur [bk. Linc'n

Knowlton .% Liltlehnle, (i\ Albany
Xessell A. Alb. bl'k (hone.t horn)
Schauffler & Leukhardt, 3rA Wash.
Tnifton Joel H., First, n. E
Watson & Bisbec, Causew. c. Friend

Twine.

Dunhnm^^Thoinas II., 3(1 India

Type and Stereotype.

Boston Stereotype Foundry, John

K. Rocers, agent. Spring lane
Boston T.\ pe.^Stereotype Foundr}',

James M.Shnte .agent, Spring lane
Curtis F. A. 41 Congress
Chudwiek Wni. (agent for English

Foundries), l,s Exchange
Dickinson 1ype Foundry, Phelps

& Daltoii, ai Washington
Holmes J. 41 Congress
N. Engl'd Tvpe & Stereo. Foundry,

Hoburt & Kobbins, (Xl Con^.
Scotch Tvpe Foundry, 21 bchool,

J. R. Butler

Umbrellas.

Rinney .It Ellis, 42 J^ 44 Kilby
Biune* M. .<: Co. 77 Court
Clapp'C. C. & Co. Court, c.Coruhill
Lilley John, (l.-) Court
I.yon Joseph, 248 Washington
Prentice Henrv,.'v! Court
Bobbins George W. .s;; Court
Schauffler .^- l.enkhnrdt. 3(;4 Wash.
Smith, Beadle .i;.- Smith. 24 .Milk
Tolnuin George, i:'-". Wa-b.
Tohnan Ilenrv. l::^ Washingto*
Wade K. II. 197 Waslinctou
Weis F., IM Wnsbincton

Undertakers.

Bonfon Conttunt T. M Prince
Brubiner Wm. A., r. l.".'! Broadway
Cooley Wni.,(; .McLean court
C'<.ok Chnrlej, 4 Winter
Dovln Ilenrv, I7!l Hanover
Dillon Ri<irur<l,3 FnMlte court
Faxon Orriii, .V18 Wa'sh. fc .1 Orange
Field I'liilip K in B. South Bonton
Haskell Thomas, 'J Cooper
Hmightoii (hnrlcM. Silver, ncor B
luj-'eifol John D. 77 Charter
JoliUKon (.eurge. 1 Pitts place
Jones Lewis, r. St. Paul's cli. Trem.
l.vndi; Jas. H\ Tileston [ Salem
JInrden Dnvjd, Revere pi. & l.'/U
Merrill H. 3 Russell place
Mower I'll ward, 37 Piits, near chapel
Peak John. 2 Leveret
Pierce J W. .v; High
I'inklum Jereniiah. 12 Purchase
Pratt Caleb I., 17'J ,1: 2IKI Federal
Prnlt Ohed, Jr. 19 Spring
Smith I'rankliu, 2 Scaver place
Whitcomb Levi. r. '2.';3 Washington
White John, :;<J Maverick sq.. E. B.
Whitnev Nahuni P. 1 Lovctt pi.
Wilkinson W. 119 Hudsoji

Upholsterers.

Allen A. II. 2 Dock sq.
Bacall Wm. K.'JS Brotnfield
Real Samuel .<t Son, .'i-o; Wafh.
Barker .^- Smith. 19 Bromfield
Real IL.t Wm. L. 2*1 Trem. (imp'r)
Beal J. II. .% Brothcr,3 i4 Holmes

bl. Havnjurketsq.
Blake James (;. 12 Comhill
Blake, Ware & Co. Brat.n. Dock sq.
Brewer Geo. A. 2'-'S Wash.
Bruce Chns. H. .'lU Wa.sh.
Carv Q. A..4.V; Wnshincton
Crobme, Ilixon & C(.. 17s Wa^h.
Cunningham Henry, l.j Bromfield
Currier llngh M. 4 Summer
Doe, Ho/elion & Co. 44 Comhill
Durnnt T. P. 370 Wasliington
Elder Robert, II & 13 Bromfield
F'erguson James, 20 Kijigstou
Fowle John D.&Co. 315^\ oshington
Harrington F., 2f^'> Washington
Ilersey W. H. 21 Howard
Hirth D.J. 114 Sudbury
HixonEdw. 71 Cornh.,& 170 Waih.
Hollis J. B. 9.>J Washinffton
Demon Henry, 2'28 Wasliington
Slurray & Crawford, 77 Salem
Paul C. Merriniac, c. Couch
Paul James & Co. over 10 Treniont r.
Pearson & Co., .i9.'> AVashington
Pearson G. D. '.ii; Bromfield
Sales Room & oflice of the Institnt'n

for the Blind, 20 & 22 Bromfield
Sniallwood E. A. & J. T. 1 K. Rail-
road block, Lincoln
Stevens (i. W. ,■)] J Washington
Whitmore G. D. "44 Washington
■\\ood Henrv.I2I 1 riend
Woodwaid Benj. liH Washington

Upholsteresses.

Baxter Hannah N., 20 Blossom
Bennet Nanc\ , (; Oliver pi.
Fariiuni D. oL*" Washington
Howorth E. 1 Bradford place
Leman Jlis. 4 Essex pi.

Veneers.

Cntfcr Sullivan, 42 Blackstone
Cutter H. & Co. 4 Charlesfown

Veterinary Surgeons.

Brown J. E. li Franklin

Crocker Dr. 40 I'ortland

Dadd Geo. II. lenr I .t 2 Holmes bl.

HnrxevGeo. W.. l,v Portland

l.illvinan Wm. H.. Bradford M.

I.iuiwig B. C. 92 Eliot

Wood C. M., 7 Sudbury

Varnishing and Polishing.

Grnv R 1'. i;:l WaOiington
Marsh A. R.., BovMon
Tileston Wm. 4 .l" 8 Si nierset

"Watch Makers.

Adams Geo. E..'J0.". W.<isliingtou
Adams i Krdlern, 1 Washington
Aver D. C. II Hanover
Bnchellcr C. F. I.'l Mass. block
Bacon i- Smith, 4 Elm-
Peals \Mlli:;m, Plo<kstone,c. Hano.
Bceis A. II. LU Hanover
Bell Joseph G. 144 Hanover
Benif nl Caleb H. 5 Market square
Bigclow, Brothers. & Kcnnortl. 121
Bigelow J.J. I.i9 Wash. IWish.

Bon<l Charles, l.l Franklin
Bond Wm. .% Sons, 2(i Congress
Biudbuiy J. IL. 9 Court
Burbank A. F., 2:1.1 Wash,

24

210

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Byron J. C. 4 Lewis, E. B.
Campbell John, 'H Washinerton
Crosby & lirown.Cfl V/asliiiigtou
Currier & Trott, 148 Washington
Dodpe & King, 217 Vt'iishingtou
Do(lj,'e lienjamiii. lii Wash.
Drown Charles S., 118 llauover
Klson 11...-. Hanover
Elson .lulins, I-J!l Wa--h.
Faniswortli J. C, iir Wash.
Federhen Jacob, ."i II mover
Federhen .lohn .Jr. .V, Court
Fenno Jann'.', m Hanover
Fessendeii llio(hers, Jl.) Wash.
Folsoni Rnfn*, Cooit.e. Hanover
FostiT Cm. i;. Lil) TrenioTit row
CtiM-n.iM, il. Ji:i Hanover
(;,.!,!Miiii:i Will,, Wash.c. Boylstou
Gooihii- Hniry.i'J State
Gooiliim .Josiaii, ,s:; WashinRton
Ilasthurs 1). ,'i. 4-.' Wash. [Hanover
Ileineniann .<t .lenkii s, Conrt, cor.
Hews A. .)r. & Co. 111:. Wash.
Hinckley Heniv H. 1 \. .Market
Holmes Aaron, 10 Washingtou
Ilolway I'. iil4 Hanover
Horn £. H., 14 Hanover
Ireland T. 1.34 Hanover
Jacobs C. E. .S Co. i!l Hanover
Jcpson William, 7 I'jlnl
Johnson Thos. S. i;!) Trehiont row
Jonei:, liaU,* Poor. L'L'd Wash.
Kcioliili S. i'. '.rr Washington
Kcttell.I. \.r.-J (.-ourt
Knapp Jesse, I'J'J Hanover
Lincoln I'c Foss, Wash. cor. Court
Mahn F. )i Court sq.
McKay, Spear & Hrown, 195 Wash.
Jlunroe Daniel, !.-,» Court
O'Connell .Maurice, -i .V. Bennet
Osgood John, Jr. 21 Bovlst.on
Palmer & Bachelilers, »1 Wash. ;
Perkins M. ]::!() Hanover
Perry Wm. Jr. & Co. -J Hanover
Porter George E. 7 Congress
Pralt. Joseph, ir, Conrt
J'lalt Wni.:;ii7 VVashiiigton
HaMiionil F. C, 4 Bromlicld
}!eL'ail',- M. 4 School
1;ie;uii'ils J. L.Jr. 72TTnion
Jfirttrwav John, .34 Cambridge
Sherman C. J. F. 77 North
Skinner & Sweet, 17 Hanover
Stiinwood H. B. M.r.i Washingtou
StowcU A. 7ii Hanover
Stronss S. .'U Washinoton
TarbellE. 7()Tnrn|!ike
Towan Joseph,. '14 Snnmer
A'aenberg E. H. WT Washington
Velliiiger L. F. .iJ.T Washington
Wliitteniore Joel. 7l'7 Washington
WiUard Josiah, Jr. ;i3S Wash.
W'illard Simon, 0 Congress
Wood Bcnj. B. & Co., 1.",'.) Wash.
Wood N. G. & Co. 1 Hanover

Watches, Jewelry & Plate.

Farnsworth J. C, (!7 Wash. [Wash.
Bigelow, Brothers, Sz Kennard, 1-1
Eurbank A. F., 2.V> Wash.
Crosby & Brow n. US) V/ashinrton
Currier & Trott, 14S Washington
Podge* King, 217 Washington
Elson Julius, 1211 Washinston
Fessendcn Brothers, 'Jdj Wash.
Ford James iM. :]■> Conrt
Foster George B. L'U Tremont row
Gooding Josiah, ti'i Washington
Hfwe A. Jr. & Co. Kifl Washington
Jones, Ball, & Poor, 22(; Wash.
Lincoln .': Foss, Wash. cor. Conrt
Mci;av, S|ieni ,v Br..wn, VX, Wash.
Pa'.iM-,;. i^- li> Mr,s. :il Wash.

eld

, . .; Wash.
I-..-. Lo., i:;'j WiisU.

Vv'atches, Tools, etc.

Bitrelov.-.Bro's.'^' Kennard I'jnVash.
Cinsliv.t Brown, l;■.l^\■^shinL'ton
Ha- js-Smiiiie! (ioipoiK-n , 1 .Milk
Jones, Ball,, <t Poor, ■.."_(; Wash.
Palmer .'(: Buclielilers, '.il Wash.

Weighers ap.d Gaugors.

Brewer Nathaniel, II Central wf.
CalefJani.s A.iil.ewis wtl
Child '1'. H. .-.l Comniereial wf;
Cleaves N.itlianu-I,;;i India
CrowellN Jr. ;.ii (dm'l wi'.
Dehlois 1>. •JOCommeicial wharf
Dillaway Samuel, •_<; Central wf.
ElU'rv Wm. II Lewis wT.
(iibsim Gio. 1-J l.nnu' wharf
Hull Kplii-aim,:'.| Indiu
Hockey .I-;e|ih, V, Long wharf
Hossev Jose):li.7 Cmtialwf.
Johnson N. 4.S India wf.
Kidder I). 'I'.i:; Howe's wf.
Lane Saninel, head I'nion wf.
Lewis Wm, A.4(; Long wliiirf
I,i^tImore S.B., E. piieket pV. (hay)

McCallum John, M Lewi

if.

Moulton S. A. .30 E, Railroad w£
JIudge E. opp. .51 India
Jliidge L. U. opp. .'il India
Ordway B. H. 1.3 India
Peirson.V. L. Jr. 24 Lewis wharf
Sivret James W. « Central wf
Sweet Nathaniel, .34 Central wf.
lirann Joseph, •3,'iG Commercial
A'inson T. AI. Custom House

W. I. Goods and Groceries.

^V^lo!.esale.

Atkins Henry & Co. .37 & S8 S. M'ket
Avery Henrv, 1 Conil. wi'.
Babcock & Coolidge, 21 S. Market
Bancroft, Brickett & Co. 4S B13istono
Bartktt .1. W. & Co. 4(i Chatham
Bartlett Levi,& Co. 2 Long wf.
BatcheUler, JIann &■ Co. l^H State
Baxter & Howe, II) T wf.
Benner & Kilborn, 43 Long',vf.
Blanchard & Brother, 1.5 Elm
Bliss James & Co. Russia wf.
Boynton N. & Co. 5 East. R. R. wf.
Bradford & Macoinber, 132 State
Brett Wm. F. i:-:y Federal
Briggs, Guild, & Co. 8 Long wf.
Brigham; Jones. & Co. 20 Long wf.
Butler, Nowell, & Co. 11 Canafbio'k
Carrutli I). J. 3 & 4 Gerrish block
Carter J. W. & Brother, 17 W.ater
Carver Reuben, e. Charlestowu &

En die t
Cladin, Saville & Co., 8 S. IMarket
Clark James F. 18 Charle.stowu
Conant J. F. 3 Faneuil Hall
Crowell, Brooks, & Co. 38 Com!, wf.
Curtis F. SI India
Gushing & Clapp, 20 Coml.
Hana, larrar, & Hvde, 44 Broad
Hanlbrth, Sias, .<t Co. 1 7 & 18 S. Mark.
Har!im;& rioetor. -I Elm
Davis it Howe,',).' Commercial
Denton Wm.,37 Central [Uichm'd
Dexter, Harrington, & Co. Fulton, c.
Dudley J. H. & Co. 14 Broad
Duncklee J.& J. HBroad
Eastman & King, 5 Central wharf
Fliis Ebenezer, IIIO State
Emnnuis John L. & Co, .32 S. Market
Fav IJcxteri Sons, 41 India
Fletcher R. F. & Co. 2 Liberty sq.
Fowler & Wright 11 T wf.
Fowle& Fletcher, 1 Lewis wf.
Gardner & Bartlett,. 5 Central wf.
Gay Timothy & Co. 22 India
Gilmore G. .M. 34 Merchants row
Gilmore & Clapp. H Merchants row
Goodnow D. & G. -Ji) S. .Alarket
tiray Henry D. & Son, 24 India
Hall Martin L. & Co.2&3 i;ark'tsq.
Hall & Mvrick, .3.5 Com'l '
Hall S. V?.,7i) Commercial
Hanson John B. ,5 Long wf.
Hayward, Osgood,* Co. lilLongyf.
Hinman Geo, Jr. 51 India [India
Hitchcock, Cobb, k Winslow, 9 & 10
Howe & Leeds, 24 Lone wtl
Hutchins, Hurd, & Co. (> S. Market
H\de & Blanchard, 37 Ferry
Jackson & Norris, HI State
Kidder & Co. 17 & 18 N. iMarket
Lewis & Clapp, 18 Central wf.
JIannin^% Stan wood, 15 Central wf.
Mayo & Brown, C9 & 70 Commerc'l
Jlclntvre P. & Co. 88 Commercial
Meriain S. & W. & Co. 39 S. .Market
jViiller & Hatch, 2 Commercial wf.
Morse R. M. & Co. 9 S. Market
N.ash, Callender, & Co. 0 India ti 12
Nickerson & Co. 12 Com. wtl [Broad
Parker .% Hall,OS& 70 Blackstone
Parker S. T. & Co. 4 Central wharf
Peirce Silas & Co. 22 Elm
Pcirce .'it Bacon, 155 iMilk
Peters, Chas- & Co. 12 Centrnl yri'.
Prcscott Harrison, 30 .t 98 Water
Preston Elisha & Co. (i Longwf.
Rand, Ellis & Co. 159 Milk
Itavnnnul E. & Co..2& 9 Fan'l Hall
!;ii;e F. .■«: F.H8 Slate
J'dch M. jr. & Co. 4.3 Com'l
Bii'liardion G. B. & Co. 1 Mkt. sq.
Buliinsi ni; I lollirook 3&4Canal bl'k
]U-Cwvk Co. 13 City wharf
Sears Joshua, 14 Long wf.
Shaplrii.di.Kelsev.'iCo. 19 & '20 India
Sliattmk I. 4.- Co. 5 Canal block
Sniilh J. ('.. 19 Ferry
Spra^ne, Soule, & Co. 7 T wf.
Sprai.nie,'!,-Co.75HnionJt 104 Bl'kst.
Stearns Wm. & Co. 9 Chnthafti
Stedman Wm. .M. & Co. 3 Cenfl wf.
Stratton & Avers. .50 Central
Svmmes, Eaion & Co. ,5 T wf.
'I'albot G. B. KS Weter
'J'arbell ,■(.• Dana, 11 Citv wf.
Thai'her.'i: Sears, 31 Lone wf.
Thwiiig Wm. 1: Co. 14 Central wf.
Torre^■ Geo. W. & Co. 2,5 S. .Market
Tufts ,<.■ Hunting, 49 India
Waldii n B. k; 114 I'lilton
Ware, Demond, & Co. 32 Long wf.

Wason, Peirce, & Co. 7 Chatham
Webb & Low, 97 Commercial
Weld U. & Co. 3ii S. Market
Whiton John P. 24 Broail
Wiggin, Morse & Co. 10] State
Winsor Edward, 14 Commercial wf.
Wood Caleb, 104 Broad
Wright, Priest, & Co. 10 Central wf.

Retail.
Adams S. P. 187 Court
Aiken James B. 90 Federal
A Iger James. Com'l, c. Hull
Atkinson N, 0-0 Leveret
Ames G. II. 4 I..ewi3
Packman 11.05 Sea
Kail N hum. Dover, c. Suffolk
Ballou Ira, Beach, <•. Kingston
Banheld Ira S. 28 i rince
P.annon James, .Meridian,c. Trenton
Bates B. P., Hi Blackstone
Bickford S. L. & W. D. 100 Purchase
Bii'knell N. 11.24 Howard
Billman John, 12.3 Hanover
Bishop C. C, Turnpike, c. 2d
Blake Wm. 37 South -Margin
Blanchard & Brother, 15 Elm
Blanchard John, Tremont, c. Eliot
Bliss H. A. 19 Brattle
Bliss James & Co. Russia wf.
Boweu O. E.& Co. 005 Wash.
Bowers & Pierce, 78 Beach
Bowden Samuel, 3".) Prince
Bowers Wm. T. 114 Pleasant
Bowman O. P. H9 Cambridge
Bovnton D. A. 103 North
Bradstreet Wm. 075 Washington
Brock Ephraim, Central sq.
Jirown Charles, 128 Charles
Brown .'i Budnm, 17 Charlestown
Brown G.M., S.Sufiblk, n.W.Canton
Brown William, 132 Sea ,

Biuce ,^ Whitiemore,04 Merrimac
Bryden C. 11., Curve, c. Tyler
But^um C. 77 Chambers
Burbecl; S, K.. Central sq.
Burger J. M. Harvard, c. Hudson
Burrill J. .■<.■ S., .Meridian, c. Havre
Buss Asaph E. 22 Dover, c. Village
Buss Sam'l L. Grove, c. .May
Bussell Wm. C, Lowell, c. fliinot
Butler C. 11. 185 Hanover
tain 11. 21 jMerrimac
Calder J. W. S Co., 30 Sudbury
Campbell J. R.7 Cross
Capen S. C. .38 Sea
Carruth 1). J. 3 and 4 Gerrish block
Carter J. W. ,% Brother, 17 Water
Carver Reuben, Charlcst'n, c. E; d't
Chaitee Geo. A. &W.R. 24 Pinckney
Chamberlin IL, Traver,sc, c. Friend
Cham berlain A. L. Salem, c. Endc't
Chandler Ben.j. Jr. 1.".3 North
Chene.v Geo., Meridian
Church Ash, Endicot, c. Cooper
Clapp Wm. 110 Pleasant [av.

Clarke & Howe,E.Dedham,c. Harr.
Cleary Geo. T., 0.37 Wash.
Clement J. fHi Washington
Clones Aaron R., Webster, E. B.
Colib Charles D. 51 Cambridge
Cortren A. 7 Suttblk
Collins Dennis, 119 Broad
Collins James, 83 South
Coiman Edw. Kingston, c. Bedford
Coolidge N. T. Portland, c. Sudb'ry
Cottle J. 4.5 Congress
Cove A., Atkinson, c. High •
Cr.igin D., Broad, c. Belmont
Cnmmings Amos, 3.*i8 Wasiiington
Cunningham AV. Northampton
Cutter L. R., Southac, c. (^iro\*e
Cutting & Kendall. Constit\ition wf.
Dailev"'Geo. Turnpike, c. Silver
Dantbrth J. 240 Bro.adwav, n. 1)
Deslioii A.. Lowell, c. Minot
DeWolf E. A. opp. 24 .M.ay
Dever Daniel, .'JO .Mcrrim'nc
Diamond Geo., 82 Harrison av.
i lillon I'eter, 41 Portland
Dolan M. 21.S .Vnn
Dorherty H. .'!5 Endicot
Doherty C. opp. 251 Ann
Donovan 1\I. H. Warren, c. Eliot
Drew Joseph, 151 Pleasant, c. Eliot
Dudley E. (J. 207 Hars'n av. e. Dov.
Dugan J . Meridian
Dulion Bcnj. 113 Leveret
l>ver F. S., Harr. av. e. Peoch
Fclwards Wm. & Co. 79 W. Cedar
Elkins Charles H., c. Causeway &

Billeriea
Emcreon R., Old Road, cor. .T
Farlow John S. '.1) High, c. Federal
Fay Chories II. 112CTiaries
I'av i:. T. X.- Willinm A., 8.5" Wash.
Feruald A. C. 2JI Hanover
Fernald John C. Trem't, c. Warren
Finney Wm. S4 Blackstone
Fisk Prcseult, I'l \Vest
Fisk W. II. Snleni.c. Charter
Flagg.t lorhrs, Lii Cambridge
I'laiulers l'"r:tneis T., Sumner
Flynn H. 12.3 Broad

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

211

Flynn Jnincs, (! Cove
ImiicI .t I'Mwiii-il. li liioinflwUl
I'nuii'is S., DdicliestiT, n. Hrondway
Fr.iii'h .l..lm .\..^i; l.imi,' wf.
Fiirl)ii>li Mil". II'' l'>'iK-nil
iMirlcMiiT Cliiis c. Cfi,ti(.'& Southac

(imnniinis X; Tch-.v.-.:!; I'd.stiT's wf.
(icMT.' •riH.niu-C'., I'ilUi.c.r. F
(lihli.ns I). !,..'<; S,.ti, -JIS Wubll.
(;i|l.iTt ,l..lr. HI,; ■I'Miiiont
(iil!i(rt\Kiiiglit,I'l(as!nit,c.Trcm.

(;ii.-.ii.iin f. i.;.:n \Vll^■l\iIli:t^)ll

(Jiliiinu (ico. W.I.V.X.Mtli
(;l,isoii Will. 41 Tiinipike
Gdudwin I!. Lewis, K. li.
Gould U. T., Merriiimc'. c. Causcw.
Govt J. v., SnUiilk, c. Canton
Gninvillc O. II. 17 l-ovcrct
Gray Tlios. S., iMavfrick. c. Varia
Green C. W., Ikiiili, cor. Hudson
Gritlin I'. ('. -J-'ll Ihinisiin uv.
(;ri:.rsj(.|in II. 71.-. Wu^liinston
IhiKeitvTiiiio. I'., H SutlVilk
I laliii .laoi'l), .Maverick, n. Liverpool
Ilalev S. \V..'<: Co., .Siitlolk.o. Dcd'ni
IlaleV .'V Mel^in. llil diaries
Hull Nath'l, Green, e. Chuiubcrs
Hall 1'. 7itt \Vasluii.2ton
Hall K. W.. K,eor. I'irih
llauson S. A. & Co. "0 School
Huroliun Thomas, ISii Harrison av.
Ilaiding l,einon P. 1.!-' Turnpike
llnrrir^cton W. S. 40 Sumner
lla.skcll L. P. Bror.d, head Prentice's

wi: .t IVeuiont, c. Boylston
Hnvford H. |0 Hin
He'niiessv William, Swan
Havwanl .Vrza H. y:i Merrimac
Henderson W. H., Beacon, c. Bowd.
Hill r. 1). 17'.iAnn
Hill WiUi;iiii,4i;il Washington
Hillniaii Geo. .'mL' Com'l
llolihs W. ,1. C, l.il liar, av
Howard S. .>! Myrtle
Hi>ward S. P. Brighton, c. Poplar
Hurles S. H. SO Lssex
Hurley P., Oswego, e. Albany
Hutehinson A. B. IJO Purchase
Hyde JI., Chelsea, c. Maverick
Jacobs G. C. 40 I'liend
Johnson C. S, 7 .Merrimac
Johnson Hiram, 747 .t .sill Wash.
Jones Charles (i. IS', Commercial
Jordan Edwin B. 7(1 Prince
Jndkins Beni. "JI Cambridge
Kellnm Geo." B., Third, c. Dorches.
Kelly .M. Ui;Eu(licot
Kni(:ht G. & C. Blossom, c. Vine
Kenuiston Thos. A. 70J Wash.
Knowlton A. But'lph.opp. Southac
Lawrence W. C. 18 Kingston
Learnard Geo. W. 1-J9 Cambridge
Leavens H. N., N. Russell, c. Eaton
Leavitt Thos., Turnpike, n. B'dway
Lincoln B, B., West, c. Mason
Livermore Aaron, 'Ji)o Washington
Lord E. P., Pitts, c. South Margin
Low Geo. W. 1M7 Hano. c. Bartlett
Lytbrd James, Kneel and, c. Cove
JIabriand A. P. l.« Hanover
Jladden John, Oneida, e. Albany
jMahan IJenj. F. 50 Long wf.
Mahan Joliii A. ."i.'! Long wf.
Mann K. P.elknap, c. Myrtle
Marsh StiUman P. Cha'st., c. Coop.
Ma,si>n & Centre, ■'io Boylston
Mathews C. E. 47S Commercial
JIanks J. M. & Co. 10 Prince
Mavhew A, C.PiO Tremont
Jlctlrov J. 11 Merrimac
McKav Nath'l, .Mi riilian, n. Eufaw
Jlendnm V.'. B. 7-1 Wash.
Meriam Jonas .^ Co. SI Leveret
jSIeri.leih 11.. 17 Conarcss
JslerniieM 'ioses, 1:! Sea
Messer Stilhnan, 1112 Carver
IVliller John, Creek square
Jliigan K- li.'i Kssex
Jloore Chns. IL74 Salem
MooreheadWm., Essex,n. Kingston
Nason Jas. B. 18 & L'f) Derne
Nelson Neheniiah, Richmond
Newell N. N., Endicot, c. Thacher
Nightinpde J. F., W.Canton, c. Suff.
Nightingale J. W. 'J5S Washington
Noves E. & E. 67 Sea
O'keeffe Tho's F. 4th, c. A
(hyen K. S. 2r,0 Ann
Palmer J. P. fc D. R. 19 School
Parker Jerrv B. & Co., 21 Tremont
Paul John,"."/.' Oak
Payne S. B. Tvler, c. Knceland
Peiirce R. .il'.l SVashington
Peck John, .58 Long wf.
Peck S. C. lio Camliridsre
Phelps S. B. .V) Pleasant
Pierce S. S., Ti-emont, c. Court
I'lnmmer Gcorse II., Slaverick sq.c
^ Potter A. B., 101 Leveret CSnniner
Fluinmer J. F., Snuthac, c. Garden
Powers F.li,'?10 Ihniover
Priest Jonas II..Walnut, c. Chestnut
Putnam A. W., .Sumner, c.Liv erpool

Raymond F. F. ll« llanov. [c. H
Rayiiolds Brewster & Co., B'dway,
Riee (Jeorge, W Lowell
Hiee Samuel II. (ii Merrimac
Riehardson J. I). & Co.,Fourth, c. A
Rielianlsdu Chas. II., Athens, c. E
Riehardson & Hartshorn, 'JJ Bhick-

Ktiuie
Robirts J. W. .% A. il't Blackstone
Rohinsoii A. i;il Portland
Rogers A. ('., Hudson, c. Curve
R.ig, rs B. F. .V.Charles
Rosenfehl C. W. im; Warren
Rundlett J. B. yr> Broad
Russell i:. 11 R. R. Iiloek, Lincoln
Russell Wm. II., Sea,e. Kneelaud
Russell & Shaw, ILII Leveret
Ryder C. C. 1 Sudbury sq.
S.ilmon S I)., Hrighion, c. Second
Sanbrirn John .% Co. -l'.) VV. Canton
Sanderson L., Pleasant, e. Carver
Sargeant Steplien, .'i4;) Washington
Seanians B. W. .■;7 Hanover
Seavi-rns (J. S. & L. 8 .<: 1" Bovlston
Seaverns Tlios. W. & Co. Gil Wash.
Seavev (i. S. i; (ireell
Seavey T. H. Poplar, c. Spring
Shimr'nins Robert, 4.-. Salem
Simpson .>k Putter.son 41 Lowell
Skinner B. II. 112 Couit
Skellev T. :il) Friend
Slater Thomas. Maverick sq.
Smith Aimer, 11 Central sq. E. B.
Smith .V Weeks, Tremont, c. Eliot
Snow Wni., Com'l, e. Chelsea ferry
Spear & Butinm.4 R. R. hi., Lincoln
Steams .^t i'.aton, 410 Commereial
Stearns Elijah, llll Salem, c. Prince
Stearns Z., Knceland, c. Albany
Stevens & Temple, . -178 Commercial
Stewart C, Nashua, c. Minot
Sullivan Patrick, Minor, c.Andover
Swascv G. B.. Prince, e. Causeway
Taske'r E. -JM Hanover
Tavlorfc BrodUs, 217 Broadway
Th"ayer John P. .".74 Washington
Tho'ians & .Merriam, n.",(l Wash.
Thorp George, 41 S. .Margin
Tilden Nelson H. :144 llro:\dway
Todd Josh. G. Broa i, c. Foster's wf.
Tombs li. F..* J. II. Fourth, c.Turn-
Tower 1. 2118 Harrison uv. fpike
Trafton I. S., Hudson, c. Harvard
Tremere J. B. .t Co. 277 Ann
Twitehell Ch:ts. M. A., (J Mav'k sq.
Tyler .% I'.undv,84 Blaekstone
T''pham Thomas, 4."..". Washington
"\'dse Charles II. ^4 Charleslown
W'allis M. L. I'.'.il Washin.,'Idn
Ward A. L. ,t Co. Essex, c. Uar. av.
Ware H. G. 1)7 Camhrid-e
Webster \>. U."7 Atkinson
Wekh Elbridse G. 2.i Charter
Weni;i^t(m Charles, 4th, cor. D
WIrlte Geo. .^- Co. 4W Washington
White .t Foster, 141 Court
White ,^ Hanson, :'.il School
Whittemore N.lI.,Church,n.Piedm't
Wil-ler Jt Sleeper, 40 W. Cedar
Williams E. H. 1111 Fourth
Wise Jas. Northnmptim.c. Ilarr. av.
Wiswall Elisha, Tileston's wf
Witherbv J. 470 Commer'l, c, Foster
Wood .Vlexander, Idl Salem
Woo'lward E.G. Friend, c. Travers
AVorkingmen's Protective Union,—
Central Viri-^'''>n Store— 'JS Water,
J. G. Kanlback.Jr.
.sVoiT,«— Xo. .1, Broadway, cor. C
No. .5. i Lowell
No. 181, Broadway
No. 247, Fourth
No. .^4. Maverick sq. E. B.
Wright .Tames, lijii Hanover Cbridge
W^i icht W. A. &. C. L. Sea, near the
Wvman A raham G. 23 Green
"\"e"ndall Charles, .'SJ Commercial -
"i'oung N. S. Travers, c. Charlestown

Wharfingers.

Barrett S. F., .Vtlantic Steamship wf-
Blanev Jas. M. 2.S Centr.al wf.
Brown Charles H. foot India wf.
Chaddock Sturgis, Comey's wt
Clark & Jones, Fort Hill wf.
Crosby David, Arch wf.
navis Barnabas, 1 Mercantile ■vrf,
Davison E. E. 24 Lewis wf.
Dow Charles J. l.i Foster's wf.
Eldridge Ellcrv. Mathews wf. C^f.
Frederick J. Visk's wf. .% E. Steamb.
Grant .V. W. Russia \vf.
Hersev A. C. (u Commercial wf.
Homer E. Jr. Battery wf.
How Hall J. Bosto-n wf.
Kidder Daniel T. i:i Rowe's wf.
Lini-oln X. Jr., Lincoln's wf.
Lang, % Delano. Atkins & Thomp-
Parker David, 14 Citv wf [scm's wi's.
Pearce Geo. W. .10 Union wf.
Pearscm J. II. .% Co. 7.'i Long wf.
Peiniiman A. P. Bartlett's south w-f.
R.d.Ui,!.' F,. H. Lewis wf. E. B.
Kunev James, Bartletfs north wf.

Bninp^on J. A., 7 'V wf.
Seurlder Alex.. E. Packet Pier
Tremere John B., Sarsrenfn wC
Tnrneri. J. S., Horgcnt's wf.
Wilder James S. Constitution wf.
Winter CharleH, (17 Cotiinurcial wf.

Wheelwrights &/ Carriage
Makers.

Briges Elhridgc G. Cove, n. En«t
Buckley John, Sumner, E. B.
Capen Geo. O., 4.V Tremont
lionovau Duiiiel, Beach, c. Cove
Ddoris John. Beverly
Havden .v. 2i;!i llar.'av. c. Troy
inland .M., K. Suinner.E. B.
lldllund X. First, n. Turnpike
Lakin S., Broad, onp. Prentice's wf.
Lunt .Vndrew.Sl Endicot
MeCue Jns.. Richmond, n. Fulton
Norris I. B. 1 Beverlv
I'lageinnn Henry, E." Castle
Richardson Nathan, !j(; Portland
Rowell Knfus, Turnpike, c. Swan
Jtussell J. IKl Porll'd & 2j Causeway
Singler John, E. Dover.n. Wash.
Stone M. P., Lewis, E. B.
Stmie Wm. P., Beverly
Ward Francis, Canal, c. Travers
Wight Jumes, Travers, c. Beverly

V/hips.

Bmerton S. 8 Dock square
Meleiidv & David, 8 Dock sq.
Slielton"& Checver, 7 Washington
Wheelwright George, I'J Dock sq.

Window Glass.

Badger C. II. & Co. 40 Blackstone
Banker .^- Cariienter, 107 State
Barnes John. 8 .\nn
Briggs .•; Ruhinson, 27 Commercial
Brown .>t l.ainsdii.44 India [wC
Carrulh.Whittier.tSweetser,4Long
Chaiiin IV Whiton, Hi Com'l
Cooper Wm. & Co. ."U Atkinson
Cutler A. L. 4.^ India [stone

Damon Jas., 1.1 Canal block, Black-
Hale, Dav ,% Story, 7 Long wf.
King & Dexter, 2(i India
I.oring C. G. & Co. lo .Merch. row
Stimson .<: AVliitin<r. .Vi Broad
Wheeler Lewis, .''.'i India

Window Shades.

Bee H. & Co. 7 1-2 .-Mbanv block

Bruce Chas. H. ,il7 Washington

Flint J. S. ;£ Court

Ha\es& Co. :l Chambers

Kelty G. L.-tJ. B., 10. Milk (raanuf.)

Martin P. A Co. 8.1 Hanover

Steele F. A. GUI Washington

Wines, Teas, Soc.

Codman Eilward .% Co. O:. State
('ot)eland F. .t Co. 47 India
Peites .li: McMnllen. I."i Tremont r.
Kk-e Samuel C. 70 Broad
ThdMipson .<i; .\tkinsou, .'18 Broad
Williams J. D. .v -M. :s: Si :J4 S. Mkt

Wire Workers.

A"ilivtc Oliver, 7,i Cornhill
Williams & -Morss, 07 Coruhill

Wood.

[See Coal ond Wood.]

Wooden Ware, etc.

Ballard & Steams. V.k IS Bromfield
Case & Bri^ham,.MU Washington
Cnmmings" D. & Co. 42 S. .Market
Dickinson P. & Co. -Jj Dock sq.
Eaton, Jones & Co., 5 JiSUulmes bL

Ilayniarket s<|.
llvrn'ian S. ll'ii! Washington
Kimball S. 81 Blackstone
KiuL-inan M. .t Co. 17 India
Kiiifsbun- Reuhen, 27 Dock sq.
Marsh S."W.4'.i Broad (brooms)
Morton Chas. C. .511 Washincton
Murdock E.Jr. (nianuf.) .'JLong wf.
Robinson Doniel.lH Court
Saunders K. P. 4;(2 Washincton
Smith E. P. i 1) !»; Blackstone
Stimpson C. .M. .■;!»:! Washiuztou
Tdlman Cahill, 3.1 Union
Wakc:iel<i I.. H. 42 X. ."ilarket
AVarner R. & Co. 14 Commercial
"Waterman N. 8j Coruhill & 73 Court

Wool Dealers.

Bond George W. .5.5 Kilby
Clark, Bineham & Co. 4 & 6 Chat-
Clear P., Constitution wf. [ham r.
Cooiidee W. D. 31 P.-arl
Davis & Anbin, l27 Miik
Erickson. Treadwell .% Co. 54 Pearl
Hilton Wm.07i St.ite
nun! & Bowers SI A ;« Broad

212

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Kendall H. R. & Son, Batterymarch

Livermore George, 36 Pearl

Proctor & Wood, 13fi State

Reed Lyman & Co. Old Custom Ho.

Rice F. & F. 118 State

Ross M. D., 7 Liberty square Iwool)

Titcomb & K'itkerson.LWBroad {ray

Townsend T. B. & Son, aJ Central

Vila James, Bath, near Cong

■Whitney VVm. & Co. 1.3 Liberty sq.

Young U. & Son, 5 Broad

Woollen Goods.

[See Cloths and Woollen Goods.]

Worsted and Patterns.

Colien Philip, 51.5 Washinirton
Cohen S. & Co. 381 Washington
Felbell Julius, 503 Washington
Harrington S. & J. & Co., & Milk

(wholesale)
King C. E. 245 Washington [Milk
Peyser S. M. & Co. ISI Wash, and 85
WeigandL.SSl Washinctnn
Whitney N. D. 1!)3 WasJiingtou

Miscellaneous.

Aifvertising and Couiitrp Xcwspaper
.Stibucription Afj^nci/ — \. B. Palm-
er, ScoUay's Building, Court. S.
M. Pettengill & Co., lU State

Alcohol Manv^factory — S. Jenney
& Co., Second street

Anchors — Cyrus Alger, 2 Cent'l wf.

Anvils^ Vi^es,^ Jiammers — James
Massy, 165 Harrison av.

Bag MaiM/'acturcr — John Batchcl-
der, 30 Charlestown

Baskets, French and German — Bal-
lard & Stearns, 16 & 1« Bromtield.
A. Parker, (manuf.) 21 Dock sq.

Bill Poster- J.V. Bc!l,31 State. Wm.
Willcutt, 4 Wilson lane

Birds i; Cages— T. T. Bradshaw &
Co., 52 Court. John Coley, Union,
cor. Hanover

Blacking Manvfactory — J. Bray-
shaw, 10 Lynde. Abel Baker, 28
N. Market

Block Tin Pipe—T)Mon * IngersoU,
agents for N. E., 4 Union

Bolting Cloths and Hmr Millstones
— B.F. White, 45 Milk

Bookbinders' Utamiis — B. Macklin,4
Court av.

Bookbinders' Stock ?• Tools — \'Vm.
H. Hill&Co.32ComhiII

Boot iyimping Machine (Patent) —
,1. M. Read,4J Gerrish block, North

r.nx Maker— a. Curtis, 4.i8 Har. av.

Britannia Ware Mantdactiirers —
Smith. Ober & Co. 3 Haverhill :
Butler, Perkins & Co., l.i Water

Bronze Iron ICaie— Chase Brothers
& Co., 22 Congress

Canibooses — See Stoves

Candle Moulds — Samuel J. Ditson,
.38 Causeway

Ctoie Seating — 20 & 22 Bromfield

Cap Visor ilaker—G. M. Taylor,
95i Washington

Carpet Bag jfannfactories— Nich-
ols & Church, .32 Hanover. R.
Mobart, 251 Tremont

Casks, Dealers in — A. B. Wether-
bee, 6 W. Centre. B. Welch, Jr.
106 W. Cedar. John Uagerty, 8
Avery.

C(drrer—J. B. Smith, 16 Brattle

Chain Caliles — Cotton, Hill & Co.
105 State (manufac'ers). Fearing,
Thacher & Whiton, 17 City wf.

(liiropodist — B. Caro, 5 Franklin

Chocolate Manufacturers — llezeki-
tth Chase & Son, 24 Lone wt: John
Preston, 6 Longwfl Walter Ba-
ker, 2fi S. Market

Citi/ Crier— G. Hill, 1 Grav place

Cistern Iluilder—'W. J. .Slade. 81
Portland [Congress

Cloth /•Diw/icr— J. J. Blrkinnier, ,32

t.'innpo^ition Omainetits — Berry &
liogers, Pitts, n. Merrimac

Conchologists—S .Vl mrcn, 293 Wash.
S. Emmons, 107 State

Congress Boot Patent — E. Will-
marth, attorney, olHcc 5N.E. bl'k,
Clinton street

Cojt Tidies ,; or Mvic Spinning- J.
Katon * Co.. 44 Washington

< hlton ( 'ard Mann fact iirers — Wm.
Whitlfoiorc * Co. M N. Market

CoiOiii J hick- Fearing, Thacher &
Whiton, 17 City wf.

Counter Cases — See Show Cnsea

Croiirins—U. L. Swectser,18 llaver'l

Ciirlril //fiir— James I!. Heal *
Brother, Hayniiirkct so., llnlniea
hlofk. SuniiH-r Flau'e, •( rriii.ii

( 'urh-d llinr Mniiuuirtiirrni ^ .1. Ca-
pen !k Son, 1 16 Tyler. K. Johu.sou,
17 Haverhill

Curtain Fixture Manvfactory S. S.
Putnam, 3} Alhanv hi.

Dental Depot— iones. White & Co.,
23 Tremont Row

Diaphragm y-'iVters— Thacher Beals,
451 Washington

Distiller of Rose Watei — John L.
Leavitt, 114 Cambr dge

Doors, Blinds, «-e. Dealers in— Boles
& Getchell, Endicot, c. Causeway,
& 34 Friend. Warren Boles, Sudb.
c. Portland

Edge Tool Makci — Daniel Leigh-
ton, 33 Causeway

Engineers and Manufacturers of
Wrought Iron 'J'uljes — Walworth
& Nason, 22 Devonshire

Feather Dusters — J. J. Adams, 99
Washington

File Cutters — J. & F. Butler, South
Bost. n. the bridge. IJ. S. Stokes,
l3t,n. A. .M.Gorman, 14 Haverhill

Fire Apparatus — £, A. U. Roul-
stone, 9 Hanover [Wash.

Fire Works — James G. Hovev, 149

Flat Hoof Compositioners — Luther
Barnes, order-box, 7 State. P.
Crosby, 22 Merrimac.

Flavoring Extracts, Manufacturers
of'. — John L. Leavitt, 114 Cambr.
Albert G. Thayer, 19 Haverhill

French Shirt^^ — C. A. Hewins, 129
Washington [Blake's court

Furskin Dressej C. Bernard, 12

Gas Fitter and Finisher — N. W.
Turner. 23 Bromfield

Gets Works - Hull St. — Office 102
Washington

Glass Water Pipe Mannfactory —
Wm. B. Guy, 85 Sudbury

Glolx Manufucturet — Gilman Joa-
lin. Mount Vernon av.

Green House —'Wm. McCuUough,
S. Boston, near Point

Grinding Com — Benj. Simmons,
Charles,c.Camb. Isaac R.Brown,
1 Albany block. J. S. Savage, 5
Haverhill

Grinding Lac Dtie, Coal, Marble —
E. Kingsley, 5 Butolph

Grinding Salt — Thacher & Sears,
31 Long wf. & Second

Grinding and Powdering Drugs,
Spices, :^c. — Henshaw, Edmands
& Co. 36 India Converse & Rob-
son, 34 N. Market

Gun and Jiifle Maker— iJ. G. Whit-
more, 4 Washington

Gunjioicdei — G. G. Newhall, agent
for O. M. Wliipple,S6 State

Gutta I'crcha Goods — Chas. Stod-
der, 75 Kilby

Hal Block Manufactory— Oral Dia-
mond, lili Har. av.

I/air .Slating - J. H. Beal & Broth-
ers, Hayriiarket sq.. Holmes bl'k

Inifirorid (;as /luj-ners - A.H.W ood
Si Co. tin Court

Isinglass or Mica for stove doors,
lanterns, &c.— George H. Ruggles,
31 Union

Jauatmers — Wm. Blakemore, 12
Theatre alley. W. R. Bennelt, 7
Harvard pi. [avc.

Lapida y — S. Reynolds Jr., S Court

i«m»/n'<'s— Chelsea Laundrv, .si
Wash. Roxb. Laundrv, 1)7 Wash.
H. Sawver & Co. 20 Kingston. II.
D. Parker, Williams ct

Lightning Conductors— W. A. Or-
cuR, 77 Cornhill. C.& L.E.Snow,
at G. W. Robinson & Co.'s, Rich-
mond St.

Line and Titrine Manufactorjf — W,
N. Tyler, Dover, c. Harrison av.

Lozenge Mauui'arturers — Chase &
Co.,Congrcs>i,c. Ilawoj. Wm. Pid-
sifer, SSooUav's bnihling, agent

Machine and Uaml Card Manufac-
tory-T. J. Whittemore, SON.
Market

Machini.it.i' Warehouse — Chas. Wil-
lis, 2(> Charlestown

Miichinrry and Tools for Working
Leather — Bloses Hunt & Co. .35
Fulton

Manufartu~er of Syrup — Wm. Fin-
ney, 84 Liackstone
Map Mounter— Wm. Tileston, 40

Bromtield
Marble Sawing— 3. S. Savage, .5 Ha-
verhill. E. Kingsley. 5 Hutolph
Marine Shells, Stuffed liirds. Insects,

■ S. Emmons, 107 State [ton
11,1.33 Ful.

Moist; Txcines-D. Kimball,]

Matches — Bvam, Hruce, Pearson *;
Co . 66 Ilnion. Stephen Thayer,
19 Haverhill

Mitttrrs^ .Manufacturer — E. .Johnson,
17 Haverhill. Wm. S. Honly, 1,'W
Sea

Mrasurer of Marble — Nath'l Bry-
ant, 31 Dover

Medals, Coins, and Curiosities — D.
E. Groux, 24 Green

Medical Electrician and Galvanist
— A. S. Dudley, Central court, c.
Wash.

Melodcon Mamtfactory — Baldwin &
Co., 20 Kingston

Metal Rooferx — Wheeler & Parker,
Charles, foot Pinckney

Mineral Tcetft .Manufacturers — Han-
son &Dickinson,38 Tremont row.
R. L. Robbins, 3 Howard

Mount Eagle Tripoli !f Brick — Johon-
not& Saunders, ag'ts, 21 Dock sq.

Naturalization Office — Thos. Row-
ean, 129 Federal, opp. Williams

j\r. E. Gas Pipe Co. — 28 Cha'stown

North River Flagging Stone — Bald-
win & Emerson, Piper's wf.

Omnibus Builders — .May & Bailey,
Broadway, near I st.

Papier Mache Manufactory — Bow-
ler & Co. 8 Somerset [Doane

Patent Car Wheels— G. Odiome, 1.5

Patent Printing Macliinery — S. P.
Ruggles, 152Washington

Plasterers and Stucco Workers — S.
P. Tolman, Kingston, c. Bedford.
J. Low, 53 Charles

Plume Manutactory — G. Decous,
26 Winter

Powder (Whipple's Mills) — G. G.
Newh.all, 86 State

Printers' Leads, &c.— D. Mclntire,
15 Washington [Lowell

Professor ot A'strology — T.Lister,25

Reflective and Gas Burning Furna-
ces for Generating .Steam — James
Gould, 19 Merchants Exchange

Restorers of Od Paintings — D.
Chase, 86 Wash. R. Sadler, 20
Wjishington. George Howorth, 1
Bradford place [near B

Rope Maker — Josiah Dunham, 5lh,

Salerattcs Manufacturer — Edward
Chamberlin, office 5 India

School Mouse Furniture — .1. L. Ross,
Hawkins, c. Ivers. S. Wales, Jr.,
14 Bromfield

Shoe 7'oo/s — Jas. Hall, 10 Dock sq.

Shot — Dalton & IngersoU, agents
for N.E., 4 Union

SiJrer Chaser — M. Nordwall, 46
Mass. block

Sofa Slicing Manufactxira — S. B.
Russ. 7 Derby range

Spike .)/;om;'ac>iOTrs— Portcr,Ralph
fi Swi'tt, First, near B

Sjiliut .)faker — H. P. Ingalls,.35 Lin-
coln, n. Essex

Spring .Vakers—Hnnnon & Gilman,
174 Harrison av. Chns. W.Brews-
ter, Sudbury. Geo. W. Bruce. 147
Harr. av. ,T. D. Tuttle, Turnpike

Stone n'<i,e — D.Weld & Co. 'M S.
Market

Su'i-.]fiirine Dredging Machines —
Charles Wnollev, 41 Commercial

Sugar .^foulds — Rice & Lombard,
12 Lewis

Tiiilon' Shears — 'Martin L. Brad-
ford. 14.' Wash. S. Siblev.7 Court

Ta^ridermi'ls— A. H. Ogdcn, IS
Tremont Temple. James ilann.
Theatre alley

Ten fin llalls — F. A. Bradford, 17
Harvard place

Tin Roofing — Wheeler & Parkcr,69
ChMrles. B. Fav,67 Friend

Tuurrs of riaiuii — G. Cutting, .33
Grove. I). H. Shirlev, 19;i Wash.

r<l'"i.7i and .Japan .\lnun„i.;„r,es
— M. S. Ilvde, 17 East Castle. .1.
M. Sahnoli, 12 llawlev. A. Rog-
ers k. Son, 16 Charlostown

Varnfshiug and /■iitixhing — Wm.
Tileston, 4 .t: 8 Somerset. R. F.
Gray, 621 Washington

Ventilators (Kmersou's) — W. J.
Shade, 81 Portlaud. L. Jones .%
Son. 36 Union [U JIarshall

Ventilators (Collins's) Geo. Brown,

Vise .I/dArr.s— J. Woolley, Salutation.
James iMasscv, 165 Harrison av.

na.'va,— Sam'l I'ase, 29 lO.U.H.wf.
S. Jeiinev .<; Co., Second street

Waiter and Tender on I'arti, f. and
Caterer — i. U. Smith, 16 Brattle.
Wm. Preston. 46 Devonsliirc

Wafhiiig Fluid — Geo. Bntterfield'
42 .Mercliauts row. C. W. Lewis,
81 Hanover

Wralhrr Strips— Q. S. Coffin, .35
Washington [ton

Jf'i'stlioro'"Milk Compnny—22 Boyls-

Wli'dc'sjne .Mawfactoni — Joseph
M. Adams, II K. H. l)ioCK,Liiicoin.
J. .A. Sevev. 15 Fclernl

Willow Uasl-ris - George Fleming,
l.'iH Cambridge

Wooden Moiildings-Franc'is Blake,
Sea, cor. Furnace

lyorkiiiginen's Vnion Stores — See
W. 1. Goods (retail)

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

213

CHELSEA AND NORTH CHELSEA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Apothecaries.

r.iirk .Tolin, Chelsea
Moad (i. M., "
Nichols Clias., "

Auctioneers.
Bates Ilamlett, Chelsea
I>hiU)rick Thos. G., "
I'rincc James II., "
White Charles, "

Bakers.

Hapsett Kchvard, Chelsea
Caily D. A., "

Blacksmiths.

liurchmore Geo., [whitesmith] Chelsea
Diekson E. M., "

Foy .John \V., "

(!:iv Timothy, North Chelsea
Ilcwes Kliinh, Chelsea
Mulov.lohii, "
Muloy William, ''
Smith AVilliam, "

Books and Stationery.

Gill E. 1?., Chelsea

Nowell Moses Mrs., Chelsea

lUidil Mary Mrs., '■

Boots and Shoes.
Cu.shiDg .John, [manufacturer] Chelsea
Field. I. B., "

Field J. B.. Jr., "

Hill Aaron M., "

llolden D.ana, •'

Lanneii .John, "

Marsh Mose.s, North Chelsea
Pierce .)ohn, '• "
Tewksbury S. 11., Chelsea
Tolman Wm. C., "

Tucker Thomas, [ladies"] Chelsea

Box Maker.

Lord David W., Chelsea

Brick Manufacturers.

McClure .John, North Chelsea

Wa.it Chas. & \Villiam, North Chelsea

Brass Founder.

Peverley Robert, Chelsea

Cabinet Maker.

Winslow & Flanders, Chelsea

Carpenters.

Ames Azel, Chelsea
Ames .lob, •'
Bartlett George W., Chelsea

]!atohclder Samuel, ''

Bayley Geo. F. II., "

Belcher David, North "

lilake Aaron. "

Clark Geo. W., ■'

Cram B. F., '•

Gerrish Geo W., "

Il.aley, Parker "

llcustis Benjamin, "

Holt Samuel B., North '•

J/awrenee Parker, '•

littleQeld John. "

KottJige James C, "

0;?den Stephen, "

Purk n. F., "

Pratt Allen, "

Pratt Samuel, "

Sargent C. G., "

SchoEf Frank B., "

Thaver Jarvis, "

AValker William, "

Wilkin.son John II., "

Carriage Builders and "Wheel-
wrights.

Fuller Daniel T., North Chelsea

Hill Charles, Chelsea

Somes Itichard B., North Chelsea

Uart John, Chelsea

Varnum Jefferson, Chelsea

Cigar Makers.
Fuller & Tinglcy, Chelsea
(ireeu John, "

liOiinp Charles, "

Slade D. & L., "

Slade Henry, "

Slade Henry Jr., "

Architects and Civ'l Engineers.

John Cunningliam, Chel.-^ea
Low John, Clii'lM'.a

Clergymen.
Aver Adam.s, [C. U.] Chel.sea
BJirtlett Wm. S., [E.] "
Coiip Joseph A.. [C. T.] "
Damon N., [I'v.] North Chelsea
Farnsworth Jas. D., [C. T.] N. Chelsea
Huntington A. J., [B.] Chelsea
Langworthv Isaac P.. [C. T.] Chelsea
Leonard Cliarlos H.. [Uv.J "

Kicc William, [M. E.] "

Strain Patrick, [II. C] "

Clothing.

Currier .Tames M., Chelsea
Fraser Jane C, [children-s] Chelsea
Haves John W., "

Pike J. J., '•

Stiles Sarah, [children's] "

Coal and Wood.

Harding J.imes, Chelsea
Milton Geo. W., "
Mitchell Lyman, "
Phillips Wm. A., " '

Town Luther, "

Confectionery.

Kendall Joanna M., Chelsea
Weudall D. D., "

Cooper.

Soule Amasa, Chelsea

Counsellors and Attorneys.

Gleason Ilor.ace, Chelsea
Gould David, •'

Morris Robert, '■

Smith Matthew Hale, Chelsea

Crockery Ware.

Carter Charles, Chelsea
Merrill Jacob 0., '•

Country Stores.

Belcher AV;irren, North Chelsea
Fenno Josejjh, " "

Fenno .loseph H., " "

Holmau Clara A., " "

Piugreo Job & Co., " "

Curriers and Tanners.

Dufar John R., Chelsea

Dufur W. H.,

Livingston John H., [morocco] Che iea

Dentists.

Jordan D.avid, Chelsea
WUlard A. T.,

Dry Goods.

Dillingh.am James S., Chelsea
Newell lienj. V., "

Newell Hervey, "

Smith Isaac, "

Fancy Goods and Toys.

Kendall Joanna M., Chelsea
Pomrnv Daniel F., "

Rudd Slarv Mrs., "

Smith (.'havlcs Mrs. "

Wendall D. D., •'

Fish and Oysters.

Atwood Jesse, Chelsea

Langley John D., '•

Jack.-on W. J. '•

Putnam J. P., [oyster saloon] Chelsea

Flour and Grain.
Baker niarle.-< E., Chel.scu
Farnum .lames D., "

Furniture and Carpets.

Carter Charles, Chelsea
Merrill Jacob O., '•

Grist Kill.
Slade David, North ('helsea

Hair Dressers.

Chadwick Elvin, Chelsea
Lattimer George, '■
Tune William, "

Hardware.

Slade & Perkins, Chelsea

Harness Makers.

Dutch Haskell, Chelsea
Griswold Alexander, Chelsea

Hats and Caps.

Pike John J., Chelsea

Livery Stables.

Barker Geo. W., Chelsea
G een J.anies S., '•
lord Xahum, '•
Sibley S. A., "

Lumber Dealers.

Buck & Trussell, Chelsea
Gerrish George W., •'

Masons.

Bowker David, Chelsea

Daniels Joseph, "

Dow H. B., "

Dow Geo. W., "

Johnson D. I , "

Luther Slade, "

Morrison E J., "

Perkins Joseph L., "

Weston Seth, "

AVhittemore John, "

Milliners.

Armsby B. R., Chelsea
Cummings Rachel, "
Osgood S., "

Millwrights.

Soule James M., Chelsea
Stiles Daniel,

Oil Manufacturers.

Coburn Henry R., [lard] Chelsea
Carruth Thos. H., [linseed] "
Rogers B. G., [linseed] "

Page Wm. H., [patent] "

Painters.

Bickers .Toseph P., Chelsea
Carter Horace, '"

Cromwell F. S., "

Cromwell Samuel, "
LeggWm. II. & Co., "
Penniman John, "
Tucker Ele.azcr C, "
Yelland Francis, "

Physicians.
Baker George, [homoeopathy] Chelsea
Chase Charles,
Forsyth J. B.,
Ingalls William,
(His Goo. W. Jr.,
I'lHil Alexander,
Stone Eben,
Toomy John,
Wheeler William G.,

Provision Dealers.
Forristall .t Holden, Chelsea
Marsh S. D., "

Perkins & Jackson, •'
Seavev & Co., "

White & Roberts,

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Turner Charles L., Clielsea
■\VeIlsG. W., •'

Printers.

Haskell AV'm. E. I'., Chelsea
Young William, "

Paper Hangers.

Drawbridge David, Chelsea
Merriam W'm. N., "
Iiattimer George, "

Stanwood W'm. E., "
Gushing Francis H., "

Keal Estate Agents.

Ilill Aaron M., Chelsea
Young William., '•

Salamander Safes.

Jones Samuel, Chelsea
Wilder John E., "

Silk Manufacturer.

Vogel Kasimer, Clielsea

Snuff Manufacturers.

Slade Henry, Chelsea
Slade Henry Jr., "

Stone Masons.

McConway John, Chelsea
Thomas John, "

Thomas Thos. Jr., "

Stone Cutters.

Guptil .Tohn A., Chelsea
Humjihrey Seth G., "

Sashes and Elinds.
Blake Aaron, Chelsea

Stair Biiilder.

Briggs George, Chelsea

Stove Dealers and Tin Plate
Workers.

Briggs Daniel 1!., Chelsea
Ncwall C. & L., "
Spado William, "

Webber Gilbert T., "

Tailors and Drapers.

Cavers John, Chelsea
Channell Dudley C, Chelsea
Currier James M., '■

Hayes John W., "

Undertakers.
Beatlev Ralph, Chelsea
Pratt Allen, "

Smith Stephen, "
White Charles, "

TJpliolsterers.

Bosson Jonathan D., Chelsea
Bosson William, "

Drawbridge Daniel, "

Watchmakers.

Beatley Ralph, [clocks] Chelsea
Sutherland George, "

West India Goodsand Groceris s.

Bailey J. F., Chelsea
Bailey L. J., '•

Blandford James, "
BurrellG.W., "
Greely Thos. H., "
Haskell Geo. S., "

Howard Harvey, Chelsea

Munroe Wm., " [sea

N. E. Protective Union, No. 177, Chel-

Nichols Joseph, Chelsea

SUinncrs James, "

Slade & Perkins, "

Stevens & Ferson, "

Titcomb William E., Chelsea

Wyeth Joseph, " ~

Varnish Makers.

Carruth Thomas H., Chelsea
Jliller Salmon, "

Shedd Samuel, "

Miscellaneous.

In Chelsea.
Boat Builders.— Wmde & Clinkard
Brush Maktr. — John FoLsom
Essence Maniifarivrfr. — S. H. Evans
GentlpvitiVs Furnishing Goods. — Ma-
ry Bolton
Iron Fcivnders and Machinists. — Bis-
bee & Endicott
j Lavndry and Dije House.. — Stephen
j Sibley

I Miirble and Soapstone Cutter. — Ralph
I Needham

I Patent Mtdicinrs.—D. D. AVendell
Pump and Block Maker. — AVilliam G.

Clark
Spice Manufacturers. — D. & L. Slade,

(mills in North Chelsea)
Steam Sawins; and Planing Jilills. —

George W. Gerrish
Whiting Factory. — T. H. Carruth

WORCESTER COUNTY

Was incorporated April 2d, 1731, and is the largest County in the State in extent of territory and
number of towns. This County extends from New Hampshire on the North to Connecticut and Rhode
Isliind on the South. The population in 1840 was 95,313; the numlier of towns, 56 ; the square miles,
1675 ; population to a square mile, 57. The population in 1850, 130,817 ; number of towns, 58 ; popu-
lation to a square mile, 78. The County town is Worcester.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge of Probaffi, Thomas Kinnicutt, Worcester.
Iler/i.ster of Probate, Charles G. Prentiss, do.
Clerk of Courts, Charles W. Hartshorn, do.
Assistant Clerk, Wm. A. Smith, do.

Register of Deeds, Alexander H. Wilder, do.
Cotinty Treasurer, Anthony Chase, do.

Crier of Courts, Thomas Chamberlain.
Jailer, Rufus Carter.

Overseers of House of Correction, Edward Lamb,
John W. Lincoln ; Keeper, Rufus Carter.
Sheriff", James Estabrook, Worcester.

Deputy Sheriffs.
Athol, John II. Partridge.
Ashburnham, Israel H. Knight.
linrre, Henry B. Sibley.
Blarkstone, Millers Taft.
Clinton, E. K. (iibbs.
J)oi/i//as, Asa Thayer.
Fiti/iburg, Kilburn Harwood.
Grafton, Sumner Dunsmorr.
lluhbardston, Appleton Clark.
Lancaster, Nathaniel Rand.
Leominster, Wm. II. Young. /

Millbury, John W. Whipple.
Milford, Lemuel Parkhurst.
Oxford, Jasper Brown.
Petersham, Cephas Willard.
Soiilhborough, Curtis Newton.
Southhridgr, A. F. Ammidown.
Speni-rr, Lutlicr Ilill.
Sturbridge, David Wight, Jr.
Templeton, Joshua Hosmer.
U.r.bridge, Thomas Aldrich.
}\'chster, Solomon Shumway.
Winchendon, Joseph S. Watson.
Worcester. Jona. Day, Lowell Baker, Jr.

Probate Court, holden at Worcester, 1st Tuesday
of every month.

At West Brookfeld, on the 2d Tuesdays of May
and Octoher.

At Lancaster, on the 3d Tuesdays of May and
October.

At Fitrhburg, on the Wednesdays next after the
3d Tuesdays of May and October.

At Templeton, on the Thursdays next after the
3d Tuesdays of May and October. -

At Barre, on the Fridays next after the 3d Tues-
days of May and October.

At Mendon, on the 4th Tuesday in May.

At Uxbridye, on the 4th Tuesday of October.
Comity Connn issioncrs.

Otis Adams, Grafton, Chairman ; Barnum Nye,
North Brookjield ; Asaph Wood, Westminster.
Special Commissioners.

Edward II. Hemraenway, Worcester; Thomas
Billings, Lunenburg.

Times of Meeting. — At Worcester, the 4th Tues-
day in ISIarch, the 2d Tuesday in September, the
3d Tuesday of Juno, and 4th Tuesday ot December.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.

Abijah Bigelow, Jasper Brown, Seth Caldvvell,
Henry Chapin, Chas. W. Ilartshnrn, Wm. Jen-
nison, Theo. ,)ones, Thomas Kinnicutt. Levi
Lincoln, Emory Sanford, Lyman Sibley, Wm. A.
Smith, Isaac Stevens. Jos. Thayer, Ebcnozcr
Torrey, William H. Williams, Natliatiiel Wood.
Justices of the Peace and Quonmi.

Athol, Isaac Stevens.

Barre. Nahnm F. Bryant.

Brookjield, Otis Ilayden.

Charlton, S. Towne.

Fitchhur.i. Alfred Hitchcock. Eben. Torrcv,
Nath. Wo/cl.

WORCESTER COUNTY.

21i3

Grafton, Otis Adams, A. M. Bigelow.

Ihinard, Abel Whitiipy.

lluhhardston, S:nnu('l Swan.

Leicester, David Ileiishaw.

New Brniiitree, Samuel Mister.

Norlhhiiro' , Cyrus (jale.

J'i'fers/iiim, .Jarcd WcimI.

J'riiurton, Charles Russell.

S/trcwsburi/, A. llaiiiiij^ton.

Spencer, James Diaper.

Sutton, J. L. Sibley.

Templeton, Artemas Lee, Ephraim Stone.

Wiuchendon, William Dunbar.

Worcester, Charles Allen, IraM. Barton, Abijah
Bifrelow, .Tolin A. Dana, Isaac Davis, John Davis,
William Eaton, James Estabrook, Elisha Fuller,
Wm. N. Green, John Green, Chas. W. Hartshorn,
Samuel Jennisnn. William .Jennison, Thomas
Kinnicutt, Pliny Moriiek, Rejoice Newton, Benj.
1"". Thomas, Charles Thurbcr, Emory Washburn,
Calvin Willard.

Justices of the Peace.

Ashhurnham, George G. Parker, Chas. Stearns,
Reuben Townsend, Enoch Whitmore, 0. Whit-
ney, Jr.

Athol, Elias Bassett, Charles Field, Calvin Kil-
tnn. Theodore Jones, Eliphulet Thorp, Win. H.
Williams.

Auburn, Ahijali Craijr, Thomas Drury, William
Emerson, John Mellish, Thos. Merriam, Solomon
Sibley, Israel Stone, Jr.

Barre, Peleg E. Aldricli, Edward Avery, Chas.
Briml)lecome. Scth. Caldwell, John King, David
Lee, I>ynian Sibley.

Berlin, Asa Sawyer, Lewis Sawyer.

JiiacA-stone, Jiired Benson, Jared Benson, Jr.,
Arthur Cook, Silas H. Kimball, Napoleon J. Smith,
Preserved S. Thayer, Paul P. Todd, Abel Wilder.

iJo/^ort, Amory ilolman, Thos. Houghton, Jon-
athan Jewett, Joseph Sawyer, Caleb Wheeler,
Edwin A. Whitcomb.

Boijlston, Nathaniel Davenport, .Tames Daven-
port, Ilezekiah Gibbs, William H. Moore.

Brookjield, Charles Flag'jr. B. B. Adams, F.
H°nshaw, Franeis Howe, W^iUiam Howe, Hiram
Pierce, Abram Skinner.

(^harlton, Henry Clark, Rufus B. Dodge, Levi
Hammotid, William P. Marble, Jonathan Wins-
low, S. Lamb.

Clinton, A. S. Carlton, J. T. Dame, Ezra Saw-
yer, Charles G. Stevens.

Dana, Burrel Amsdcn, Daniel Stone, Nath'l
L. Johnson, Thomas S. Wright.

I)oui/las, A. F. Brown, Enoch Brown, Warren
Humes, Moses Knapp, C. Morse, Turner Thayer.

Dudleij, Moses Barnes, Hiram B. Childs, John
Eddv, Morris Lamed.

Fhchbia-i!, Thos. C. Caldwell, Alvah Crocker,
Levi Downe, Goldsmith F. Bailey, C. L Marshall,
Joscpli W. Mansur, Charles Mason, Amasa Nor-
cross, Francis Perkins. Ivers Phillips, Charles H.
B. Snow, John Todd, T. K. Ware, Moses Wood.

Gardner, John Edgell, Thomas E. Glazier, Ru-
fus Newton, S. "W. A. Stevens, Francis Richardscn.

Grafton, Otis Adams, Samuel H. Allen, A. M.
Bigelow, E. B. Bigelow, Charles Bricham, Jr.,
Oliver ISI. Brigham, Joseph Bruce, Perley God-
dard, Charles 13. Jenks, Noah Kimball, Joseph
Lcland, Chandler jM. Pratt, WilliamF. Slocum, J.
D. W'heeler, Samuel Wood.

Ilardicic/x, William Mixter, John Eaymond,
Gardner Buggies.

Harvard, Emory Barnard, Jerome Gardner, E.
A. Holman, Augustus G. Hill, lleuben Whitcomb,
Jr., Abel Whitney.

llolden, Charles Chaffin, David Davis, Silas
Flagg, Charles L Knowlton.

Hubbardston, William Bennett, Jr., Ethan A.
Greenwood, George Swan, George Williams.

Lancaster, Luke Bigelow, J. Fisher, Nathaniel
Rand, Lc Baron Putman, John G. Thurston, Silas
Thurston, Jr., Solon Wliiting, G. 11. M. With-

ingf.on.

Leicester, Joseph A. Denny, Henry A. Denny,
Abraham Firth, Horatio G. llcnshaw, Hiram
Knight, Sewall iSargent.

Leoniins/er, Leonard Burrage, Joel W. Fletcher,
Charles Grout, Noah 11. Harlow, Wm. A. Nichols,
William Wilder.

Luneiibur;/, Thomas Billings, Ephraim Graham,
Cyrus Kilburn.

Mcndon, Benjamin Davenport, David Daven-
port. John G. Metcalf, Arnold Taft.

Milford, Rufus Brewer, Seth P. Carpenter,
Clark' Ellis, John Erskine, Lcander Holbrook,
John S. Sc.tmmel, Sullivan Thayer, Allyn Weston.

Millbury, James H. Benchley, SJmon Farns-
worth, Ellas Forbes, Ephraim Goulding, Ithran
Harris, Clough R. Miles, Samuel D. Torrey Abra-
ham G. Randall, Asa II. Waters, Amasa Wood.

yeto Braintrce, Amasa Bigelow, Amory Felton,
Henry A. Delano, Hollis Tidd.

Northborour/h, Thomas Brigham. Cvrus Gale,
John F. Fay, Anson Rice, Samuel Clark.

Koi'thbridi/c, Ebenezer Cadwell, Sylvanus Hol-
brook, John Taylor.

North Brookjield, C\i^\\r\cy Edmands, John Hill,
Geo. II. Lowe, Bonum Nye, Pliny Nye, F. Walker.

Oakham, James Allen, Alexander Crawford.

Oxford, Charles D. Bowman, Jasper Brown, Ste-
phen Davis, Alexander De Witt, Isaac B. Hart-
well, Abishai Lamed, Jotham Meriam, Josiah S.
Prentice, S. W. .Smith, A. G. Underwood.

Paxton, James Day, Tyler Goddard, Jonathan
Grosvenor, Solon "C. Howe, Oliver Wilson.

Petersham, Artemas Bryant, John L. Gallond,
Seth Hapgood, Charles K. Wctherell.

Phillipston, Charles C. Bassett, Jason Gould-
ing, Oliver Powers, Ephraim Turner.

Princeton, Alphonso Brooks, John Brooks, Jo-
nas Brooks, Jr., William D. Cheever, Solon S.
Hastings, Joseph A. Reed.

Boi/alston, Hiram W. Albee, Barnett Bullock,
Jarvis Davis, Benoni Peck, Joseph Kaymond.

Rutland, Horace Brooks, George S. Flint, Za-
dock W. Gate, Calvin G. Howe.

Shreicshury , Asa H. Allen, Lucius S. Allen, Wm.
H. Knowlton, Orville Lathrop, Job C. Stone, Thos.
W. Ward. *

Southboro', David Alden, Dexter Fay, Sullivan
Fay, W^illard Newton.

Southbridr/e, Daniel F. Bacon, Merrill Barlow,
Frederick W. Botham, Samuel M. Lane, Jede-
diah Marcy, F. W. Bottom, George A. Vinton,
William Edwards.

Sj)enccr, Daniel Capen, Cheney Hatch, Luther
Hill, William Pope.

Sterlinfj. Samuel Houghton, Cyrus Holbrook,
Wm. D. Peck, Samuel Sawyer, Jacol) N. Tolman.

Sturbridr/e, George Davis, Calvin P. Fiske, Ben-
jamin D. Hyde. Edward Phillips, Avery P. Tay-
lor, Roswell Warner, Gardner Watkins, David
Wight.

Saltan, Abraham Chase, Jonathan Leland, Ho-
race Leland, Edmund J. Mills, Solomon Severy,
Daniel Tenny, Paris Tonnellot, Samuel Taylor,
John AV. Whipple, Welcome Whipple, Nathaniel
Woodbury.

Te»i/)/('?o)(, Benjamin Brown, Joseph Davis, Gil-
man Day, Dexter Gilbert, Samuel Lee, Leonard
Stone, Giles H. Whitney.

Upton. Nahuni W. Holbrook, James A. Nelson,
E. Stoddard.

Uxbridf/e, L. C. Boynton, Alvin Cook, Francis
Deane, Jr., Nahum Morse, Joseph Thayer, Theo-
dore B. Whiting.

Warren, James S. Davis, Daniel Hitchcock, Jo-
seph F. Hitchcock, Pardon Keyes, Nathan Rich-
ardson, Horace D. White.

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IVebster, James J. Robinson, Edward Rogers.
Lyman Shelden, F. H. Underwood.

Westhoro', L. H. Boutell, Geora;e Denny, J. A.
FayerweHther, Jabez G. Fisher, Nahum Fisher.

iVcst Byoohfield, Jesse Bliss, Baxter Ellis, Alan-
son Hamilton, Avery Keep, Ivers Lincoln, Ebcn-
ezpr Meiriam.

West Boylst07i, Etheridge Clark, Elias Davis,
Ephraim Hinds, E. M. Hosmer, Georfje Kendall,
Lemuel U. Newton, Levi Pierce, Aaron E. Winter.

Westminster, William S. Bradbury, John White,
H. G.Whitney, Benjamin Wyman.

Wincheiidon, Moses Hancock, Joseph Merriam,
E. Murdock, Edwin S. Merrill, David L. Morril,
Levi Park, I3enj. O. Tyler, Joseph White. :

Worcester. Samuel Allen, Peter C. Bacon, Wm.
S. Barton, Calvin M. Brooks, Benjamin Butman,
Alexander H. Bullock, Jonathan Gary, George
Chandler, Henry Chapir, .Anthony Chase, Edwin
Conant, Caleb Dana, Joi.ii C. B. Davis, William
Dickinson, Francis H. Dewey, Jonathan Day,
Benjamin Flagg, Frederick W. Gale, Samuel B I.
Goddard, Jesse W. Goodrich, William Greenleaf,
William E. Green, Franklin Hall, Chas. A. Ham-
ilton, Erlward Hamilton, William Harrington,
Samuel F. Haven, Nathan Heard, Edward H.
Hemenwav, Charles Hersey, Charles H. Hill, J.
Henry Hill, William R. Hooper, George F. Hoar,
Abiel Jaques, John S. C. Knowlton, Daniel W.
Lincoln, Edward Winslow Lincoln, William S.
Lincoln, Warren Lazell, Lewis A. Maynard, J. H.
Matthews, William B. Maxwell, Joseph Mason,
Benjamin F. Newton. Charles Paine, John Park.
Addison Prentiss, Charles G. Prentiss, George M.
Prentiss, Greuville Parker, Charles L. Putnam,
George W. Richardson, Austin L. Rogers, Ste-
phen Salisbury, William A. Smith, Elijah B. Stod-
dard, Daniel Stone, Nathaniel Stowell, Henry D.
Stone, Lewis Thayer, George A. Trumbull, Charles
Washburn, Henry S. Washburn, Alexander H.
Wikl«»r, William A. Williams, J. W. Wetherell, F.
AV. Wayland.

Notaries Public.

Barre, Pelcg E. Aldrich.

Blachstone, Paul P. Todd.

Bivokfield, Otis Hayden.

Clinton, Charles G. Stevens.

Fitchhurg, John Todd, Ebenezer Torrey.

Lancaster, John G. Thurston, Geo.R. M. With-
ington.

Leicester, Cheney Hatch, Horatio G. Henshaw,
David E. Merriam.

Millhunj, J. S. Farnum.

Miiford, John S Scaminell.

Oxford, Alvan G. Underwood.

Southhridye, Samuel M. Lane, Calvin A. Paige.

Uxbridc/e, John W. Capron.

Winch'cndon. B. O. Tyler.

Worcester, William Dickinson, S. Jennison, Geo.
W. Richardson, Joseph Trumbull.
Coroners.

Barre, Seth Caldwell.

Blackstone, Aaron Burdon.

Bolton, Joseph Sawyer.

Dana, John H. Farnsworth.

Dow/las, Sumner Balcom.

Fitclilncrg, Ivers Phillips.

Grafton, Lovell Baker, Jr.

Harvard, Aaron Whitney.

llolden, George Flagg.

Jluhhardston, David Bennett.

Lancaster, Nathaniel Rand.

Leicester, Samuel Leicester, Henry Tainter.

Leominster, William H. Young.

Miiford, Clark Ellis.

Xo'rth Brook field, F. Carruth.

Oxford, Sylvanus ILirris.

J'etcrshayn, Cephas Willard.

liuyalston, Cyrus Davis.

. Rutland, Jeduthan Green.
Soufhhoro' , Curtis Newton.
Soiit/ihridf/e, Holdridge Ammidown.
Spencer, Willard Rice.
Sturhridfje, Edward Phillips.
Sutton, John W. Whipple.
Templeton, Herman Partridge.
Warren, Nelson Carpenter.
West Brookfield, Seth W. Field.
Westminster, Luke Bigelow.
Winchendon. Joseph S. Watson.
Worcester, Timothy W. Bancroft, Wm. Eaton,
Asa Matthews, E. H. Hcmenway.

TOWN OFFICERS.

ASniiUllNH,\M.

Selectmen, Ocerseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Geo. G. Parker, Jerome W. Foster, Ivers Adams.
Clerk. — Charles Stearns.
Treasitrer. — Edward Sawyer.
Collector. — Marshall Wetherbee.
Constables. — Jonas Corey, 2d, I. W. Knights.

ATHOL.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Benj. Esterbrook, Isaac Stevens, Josiah Haven.
Clerk. — James t. Goulding.
Treasurer. — Benjamin Esterbrook.
Collector. — Abner G. Stratton.
Constable. — Asa W. Twichell.

AUBURN.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Nathaniel
Stone, Luther Merriam. Benj. Barnes.

Assessors. — Samuel Eddy, Marcus M. Dunn,
Warren Sihley.

Clerk. — Isaac S. Merriam.

Treasurer. — William Emerson.

Collector. — Stephen Severy.

Constable. — Emery Stone.

BARRE.

Selectmen. — James Holland, W. F. Ainsworth,
Willcutt Harwood, Samuel Ellsworth, Martin
Wilson.

Overseers of Poor. — James Holland, W. F. Ains-
worth, Will.-utt Harwood.

Assessors. — Nathaniel Holland, D. A. Robinson,
W. R. Whiting.

Clerk. — Lyman Sihley.

Treasitrer. — Luke Housjhton.

Collector and (Nonstable. — David Wadsworth.

BERLIN.

Selectmen. — C. Sawyer, C. Houghton, Lewis L.
Carter.

Overseers of Poor. — Josiah Babcock, J. W. Cross-
man, John Bartlett.

Assessors. — Oliver Fosgate, S. S. Greenleaf, Al-
bert Babcock.

Clerk. — Lewis Sawyer.

Treasurer and Collector — C. S. Hastings.

Constable. — Oliver Fosgate.

BLACKSTONE.

Selectmen. — Laban Bates, Henry S. Mansfield,
.Richard Batty.

Overseers of Poor. — Alexander Whitney, Ariel
Thayer, Jr., Lvmau Paine.

As.sessors.—F. M. Ballou, E. N. Paine, Moses
Southwick.

Clerk. — James P. Ilayward.

Treasurer. — Alexander Ballou.

Collector. — William Salisbury.

Constables.— llnUis A. Benson, H. Heard, Mar-
cus C. W'ilcox, John Green.

BOLTON.

Selectmen. — J. Barnard, Lyman Moore, S. C.
Pollard.

Overseers of Poor. — D. J. Nourse, Cephas Hough-
ton, Samuel Nourse.

Ass'>ssors. — Amory Ilolman, C^leb AVheeler, E.
A. Whitcomb.

WORCKSTER COUNTY.

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Clerk — Abraham Holinan.
Treasurer. — C. C. Moore.
Collector. — Asa Whitcomb.
Constables. — J. Sawyer, Asa Whitcomb.

BOYLSTOV.

Select/ne7i. — Nath'l Davenport, John Andrews,
2d, John Barnes.

Overseers. — Eli B. Lamson, S. B. Ilowe.

Assessors. — Nathaniel Davenport, Willard An-
drews, D. T. Moore.

Clerk. — Henry II. Brigham.

Treasurer and Collector — James Hastings.

Constable. — Josepli M. Wright.

nilOOKFIELI).

Selectmen. — Alfred Rice, A. Uowe, S. D. Bowcn,
L. McFarland. J. Mellen.

Overseers of Poor. — Lewis Abbott, J. S. Sher-
man, R. Harrington.

Assessors. — 0. C. Felton, George Forbes, Alex-
ander Brigham.

C7e?-A.— Washington Tufts.

Treasurer and Collector. — L. Blackmer.

Constables. — L. Blackmer, George Forbes.

CUARLTON.

Selectmen. — Levi Hammond, S. Sibley, M. Dodge,
Rufus Eddy, Reuben Rich.

Overseer of Poor. — Levi Hammond.

Assessors. — Henrv Clark, S. Kingsbury, Rufus
B. Dodge.

Clerk. — Julius E. Tucker.

Treasurer. — Levi Hammond.

Constable and Collector. — Erastus Winslow.

CLINTON.

Select nfti and Overseers of Poor. — Ezra Sawyer,
G. M. Palmer, Calvin Stanley.

A.'isessors. — Alfred Knight, Jos. B. Parker, Ira
Coolidge.

6'/cr/c.— Abert S. Carleton.

Treasure)- and Collector. — Alfred Kni;?ht.

Constables. — Ira Coolidge, William Fleming, W.
H. Weeks.

DANA.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Samuel H.
Richardson, Solomon Blackmore, Albert Amsden.

Assessors. — O. Towne, Thomas Aldrich, Joseph
Morgan.

Clerk and Treasurer. — George T. Johnson.

Collector and Constable. — Leonard Doane.

DOUGLASS.

Selectmeii. — Parley Gould, Norris Yates, Henry
Howard, C. Stockwell, Jesse Chase.

Oversee7-s. — Scth Howland, Moses Balcom, Fran-
cis Taft, Stephen A. Paine, Caleb Hdl.

Assessors. — Warren Humes, Parley Gould, L. S.
Keith.

Clerk, Treasurer and Collector. — Adolphus F.
Brown.

Constables. — L. Josselyn, Moses Balcom.

DUDLEY.

Selectmen and Overseers of Pool' . — H. S. Stevens,
A. P. Edmunds, M. M. Waldron.

Assessors. — Moses Barnes, H. B. Child, Darius
Baker.

Clerk. — Augustus T. Allen.

Treasurer. — D. B. Kingsbury.

Collector and Constable. — Daniel Prince.

FITCHBURG.

Selectmen and Ove/seers of Poor. — Edwin Upton,
Cyrus Thurston, Abel Simonds, A. Crocker, Isaac
Hattwell.

Assessors. — Cyrus Thurston, Isaac B. Wood-
ward, Levi Downe.

Clerk. — Jonas A. Marshall.

Treasurer. — Ebenezer Torrey.

Collector. — Isaac B. Woodward.

Constables. — K. Harwood, Stephen Shepley, A.
F. Beaman.

2-5

OARDNEtt.

Selectmen.— Thomaa E. Glasier, Elisha S. Jack-
son, T. Collister.

Overseers of Poor. — John Edgell, A. Whitney,
Peter Eaton.

Asse.tsors. — Rufus Newton, Austin Whitney,
Alonzo Sawtell.

('lerk. — Franfis Richardson.

Treasurer. — Elisha S. Jackson.

Collector. — James H. Greenwood.

Constable. — Samuel S. Ilowe.

OR.VFTON.

Selectmen. — Lewis Holbrook, Frederick Water-
man, Samuel F. Redding, Erastus Fisher, S. B.
Dolliver.

Overseers of Poor. — O. M. Brigham, Chas. God-
dard, Holland Greenwood.

Assessors. — Samuel Harrington, Benj. Kings-
bury, Charles Prentice.

Clerk. — Charles Prentice.

Treasurer. — Jonathan Warren.

Collector.— U. D. P. Bigelow.

Constables. — Chas Prentice, Sumner Dunsmore.

HARDWICK.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Constant
Southworth, Dwight Billings, Moses Lawrence, F.
B. Aiken, Oren Trow.

Assessors. — William Anderson, A. F. Allen,
Moses Ruggles.

Clerk and Treasurer. — William Mister.

Collector. — James T. Fay.

Constable. — Henry H. Granger.

HARVARD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Silas W. Hol-
man, Gideon C. Noble, J. L. Whitney.

Assessors. — Emery Barnard, Geo. Gerry, John
Hapgood, Jr.

Clerk. — Reuben Whitcomb, Jr.

Treasurer. — Asa Daley.

Collector and Constable. — Newell Fuller.

nOLDEN.

Selectmen. — Willard Allen, Nathan Howe, Ira
Broad, William Howe, John Richardson.

Overseers of Poor. — David Davis, George W.
Bascom, Winslow Fairbank.

Assessors. — J. Davis, W. C. Mitcalf, Charles L.
Knowlton.

Clerk and Treasure^-. — Paul Davis.

Collector, — Francis Davis. *

Constable. — Joseph H. Warren.

HUBBARDSTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — John F. Wood-
ward, Caleb Underwood, Levi Joslin.

Assessors. — Elisha Woodward, Henry Prentiss,
William Bennett, Jr.

Clerk — William Bennett, Jr.

Treasurer, Collector, and Constable. — Luther A.
May.

LANCASTER.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Joel Wilder,
S. Whiting, Levi Whiting.

Assessors. — Silas Thurston, John Bennett, W.
Davis.

Clerk. — John G. Thurston.

Treasure): — A. Lane.

Collector. — Joel Wilder.

Co)istables. — Joel Wilder, Warren Davis.

LEICESTER.

Selectmen and Oversee)-s of Poor. — Silas Gleason,
Sewell S:irgent, William Hatch, L. Woodcock, A.
W. Clark.

Assessors. — Silas Gleason, H. G. Henshaw, Lean-
ard Eddy.

Clerk. — Joseph A. Denny.

Treasin'er atul. Collector. —SiXus Gleason.

Constables. — J. W. Denny, Samuel Firth, Silas
Gleason, Booth Bottomly.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

LEOMINSTER.

Selectmen. — John Q. A. Pierce, Augustus Morse,
Merritt Wood.

Overseers of Poor. — J. K. Richardson, Whiting
Gates, Timothy Lincoln.

Assessors. — David Wilder, E. H. Nichols, W. H.
Younp:.

C/er/c.—Joe] C. Allen.

Treasurer.— Ciileh C. Field.

Collector. — James Fletcher.

Constable. — William H. Young.

LUNENBURG.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
Ithra Lewis, Daniel Long, Asa Whiting.
C/erk and Treasurer. — James Putnam.
Collector. — Samuel D. King.
Constable. — Daniel W. Houghton.

MENDON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Alexander H.
Allen, Willard Philson, George Staples.
Assessors.—^. Taft, A. E. Taft, S. G. Wilcox.
Clerk. — Samuel Thayer, Jr.
Treasurer. — Jesse F. Alderman.
Constable and Collector. — George Staples.

MILFORD.

Selectmen. — Hiram Hunt, Jeremiah Kelley, John
McWales.

Overseers of Poor. — Henry Chapin, Otis T. Nel-
son, Charles Leland.

Assessors. — A. J. Sumner, Simpson Bixby, S. W.
Hayward.

Clerk.— C. F. Chapin.

Treasurer and Collector. — John Mason.

Constables. — Timothy Ide, Jr., Chas. McWales,
Charles Leland.

MILLBURY.

Selectmen. — H. K. Greenwood, H. L. Bancroft,
Abijah Gler:Son, E. E. Forbes, J. S. Farnum.

Overseers of Poor. — Nymphus Longley, H. W.
Harris, Leonard Dwinell.

Assessors. — Ezra Lovell, D. B. Sibley, Joel
Carter.

Clerk. — William R. Johnson.

Treasurer cmd Collector. — I. Stowe.

Constable.— W . B. Turner, C. W. Farnum, Bain-
bridge Morris.

NEW BRAINTREE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Nahum Ayors,
Samuel Harrington, A. L. Clark, Charles Wilcox,
Nathan Sargent.

Assessors. — A. Felton, A. L. Clark, James M.
Bard well.

Clerk. — Henry A. Delano.

Treasurer. — William A. Mixter.

Collector and Constable. — Moses Thompson.

NORTIIBORO'.

Selectmen. — Samuel Clarke, Joel Bartlett, Geo.
C. Davis, George Barnes, Albert Goodrich.

Overseers of Poor. — Nathaniel Fisher, Jas. May-
nard, Horace S. Fiske.

Assesso7-s. — Ashley Bartlett, Anson Rice, Q. G.
Valentine.

Clerk. — J. B. Crawford.

Treasurer and Collector. — Cyrus Gale, Jr.

Constables. — John Glazier, R. Locke.

NORTH BRIDGE.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Lyman Taft,
Joseph Dudley, Walter Lackey, Nelson Paine, S.
Fowler.

Assessors. — Silas Rawson, Jonathan Taylor,
Charles Fowler.

Clerk and Treasurer. — Hiram Wing.

Constable and Collector. — Wm. B. Fuller.

NORTH BROOKFIKLD.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — F. Walker,
E. Bates, W. H. Avers, H. Carruth, D. W. Lane.

Assessors. — J. A. Moore, Lewis Whiting, D. W.
Lane.

• Clerk, Treasurer, Constable, and Collector. — Wm.
F. Adams.

OAKHAM.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Sullivan Dean,
David S. Ross, Samuel L. Robinson.

Assessors. — Sullivan Dean, Jas. B. Ware, Rus-
sell Ripley.

Clerk. — James Allen.

Treasurer and Collector. — James K. Henry.

Constable. — Samuel G. Henry.

OXFORD.

Selectmen. — Erastus Ormsby, Thomas Appleby,
Marshall Pratt.

Overseers of Poor. — A. C. Thurston, Samuel
Aldrich, Ebenezer Rich.

Assessors. — Emery Sanford, J. Brown, Charles
A. Sigourney.

Clerk and Treasurer. — A. G. Underwood.

Constable and Collector. — Josiah S. Prentice.

PAXTON.

Selectmen. — Silas D. Harrington, Solon C. Howe,
Otis Pierce.

Overseers of Poor. — Stephen Streeter, Horace
Pierce, Henry Slade.

Assessors. — David Harrington, John Partridge,
Horace Pierce.

Clerk.— ^. M. Wheeler.

Treasurer. — Lewis Bigelow.

Collector.— P. M. Howe.

Co?istable. — L. Harrington.

PETERSHAM.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Josiah White,
George White, Job Young, P. W. Barr, Abraham
Haskell.

Assessors. — C. Willard, J. Howe, A. Bryant.

Clerk. — Lewis Whitney.

Treasurer. — Jonas Howe.

Collector. — Collins Andrews.

Constables. — George White, Collins Andrews.

PHILLIPSTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — C. C. Bassett,
J. n. Whitney. Russell Carrulh.
Assessors. — J. Goulding, E. Bates, E. Powers.
Clerk. — J. Goulding.
Treasurer and Collector. — John Bowker.
Constables. — Edward Powers, Jesse Lovering, Jr.

PRINCETON.

Selectmen. — Asa H. Goddard, Solon S. Hastings,
William Brown.

Overseers of Poor. — Francis H. Smith, D. H.
Gregory, Chas. Whitaker.

Assessors. — Henry Boyles, W. D. Cheeyer,
Frederick Parker.

Clerk. — David H. Gregory.

Treasu7-er aiid Collector. — Joseph A. Reed.

Constables. — William D. Cheever, George O.
Skinner.

ROYALSTON.

Selectmen, Overseers of Poor, and Assessors. —
James Davis, Jesse F. Wheeler, Benjanun Fry.

C/e/7c.— George F. Miller.

Treasurer. — Benjamin Fry.
. Collector. — Caleb Davis.

Constable. — Ambrose Clark.

RUTLAND.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — George A.
Gates, Alonzo Davis, Asa F. Brooks.

Assessors. — Warren H. Sibley, Alonzo Davis,
Horace Brooks.

Clerk.— 7.. W. Gates.

Treasurer, Collector, and Constable. — Warren H.
Sibley.

SHRFWSjBTTRY

Selectmen.— 1. W. Ward, T. R. Norcross, J. H.
Nelson, L. J. Hemmenway, Erastus Wheelock.

Overseers of Poor. — L. B. Hapgood, J. Nichols,
C. O. Green.

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Assessors. — W. H. Knowlton, Benj. Maynard,
L. M. Wheclock.

Clfirk.—.]c,h C. Stone.

Treasurer and CoUcrlor. — Lorenzo Maynard.

Constables. — J. W. Barton, Jotham Carpenter.

SOUTHDORO'.

Selertme7i. — Charles Walker, Oliver Sanford,
Amaziah Atwood, Benjamin Fay, Sumner Fay.

Overseers of Poor. — P. P. Howe, E. D. Pock-
wood, T. R. Capen.

Assesso7-s. — L. Fay, Dexter Newton, James
Parker.

Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector. — Wm. Green-
wood.

Constables. — Curtis Newton, Dexter Newton.

SOUTHBKinOE.

Selectmen. — George A. Vinton, Newell N. Hard-
ing, V. Fiskc, Wm. Beechcr, Oliver Mason.

Overseers of Poor. — Andrew Ammidon, William
Healey, Marion Cheney.

A-isessors. — George A. Vinton, V. Fiske, L.
Stedman.

Clerk. — Sylvester Dresser.

Constable. — Sullivan Stone.

SPENCEH.

Selectmen. — William Baldwin, P. Sibley, David
Prouty, John L. Bush, Alonzo Temple.

Overseers of Poor. — Foster Biscoe, Amos Kit-
tridge, Harvey Prouty.

Assessors. — James Draper, William Baldwin,
David Bemas.

Clerk. — Charles E. Denny.

Treasiire)'. — Dennis Ward.

Collector. — Luther Hill.

Constables. — Luther Hill, Willard Rice.

STEELING.

Selectmen. — Jacob Priest, Joseph Whitney, Jas.
Phelps.

Overseers of Poor. — Eli Kilborn, Sam'l Sawyer,
George N. Burpee.

Assessors. — Luther W. Rugg, S. M. Wilder,
Samuel Osgood.

C/er>t.— William D. Peck.

Treasurer. — Cyrus Holbrook.

Collector. — Ezra Kendall.

Constables. — James Fitch, Ezra Kendall.

STURBRIDGE.

Selectmen. — Livingston Shumway, Ethan Allen,
William S. Sanders, Estes Bond, Jabez Harding.

Overseers of Poor. — Elisha Southwick, Luther
Hammond, Nathaniel Walker.

Clerk and Treasurer. — David K. Porter.

Constables. — E. F. Shaw, A. B. Thornington.

SUTTON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Putnam Ring,
Dudley Chase, Waldo Putnam, Moses Johnson.

Assessors. — Joshua Armsbury, Sylvester Sibley,
Moses Sibley.

«erA;.— Oliver Hall.

Treasurer and Collector. — Simeon Keith.

Constables — Simeon Keith, L. H. Everett.

TEMPLETON.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — John W.
Work, James H. Clapp, John Sawyer.

Assessors. — Dexter Gilbert, Edward Hosmer,
Frederick Parker.

Clerk.— BexteT Gilbert.

Treasxirer, Collector, and Constable — Joshua
Hosmer.

UPTON.

Selectme7i.—Y . Taft, J. T. McFarland, Elisha
Fisk, Stephen L. Bosworth, T. J. Hall.

Overseers of Poor. — Elisha Brown, Rufus H.
Harback, Pefley P. Taft.

Assessors. — Elijah Nelson, 0. Wood, L. P.
Bradish.

Clerk. — Harvey Bradish.

Treasurer /md Collector. — James A. Nelson.

Constables. — Luther W. Pike, Elisha Brown.

uxnRinOK.
Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Joseph Day,
Roval Jepherson, J. W. Capron, S. Rhoades, J.

C. Keith.

Assessors. — Alvin Cook, Merrill Greene, Erasmus
Taft.

CUrk and Treasurer. — Amariah Taft.
Constable and Collector. — Luther Shove.

WARREN.

Selectmen. — Franklin Drury, Joseph B. Lombard,
J. K. Makepeace.

Overseers of Poor arid Assessors. — Enos Studley,
John Tyler, James Blair.

Cleric and Treasurer. — J. F. Hitchcock.

Constable and Collector. — W. H. Sessiong.

WEBSTER.

Selectmen and Overseers of Poor. — Hiram Allen,
George Dixon, Chandler Fay.

Assessors. — Asher Joslin, Jacob Bates, Emery
Sibley.

Clerk.— R. F. Underwood.

Trea>!nra\ — Joseph Ireson.

Collector. — Solomon Shumway.

Constables. — Sol. Shumway, Nath'I Sessions .

WESTBORO'.

Selectmen. — Edwin Bullard, Otis Newton, Lowell
Belknap, H. A. Burnap, Ethan Bullard.

Overseers of Poor. — Gardner Cloyes, Samuel
Chamberlain, Jr., C. J. Parker.

Assessors. — Nahum Fisher, Baxter Forbes,
Hiram L. Broaders.

Clerk.— U. S. Aldrich.

Treasurer and Collector. — Josiah Childs.

Constables. — A. M. Howe, L. G. Stevens, D. F.
Newton.

■WEST BOYLSTON.

Selectmen. — D. C. Murdock, Benj. F. Keyes, L.

D. Newton.

Overseers of Poor. — Levi Goodale, James Fiske,
L. M. Hosmer.

Assessors. — A. E. Winter, David Reed, F. L.
Cutting.

Clerk. — Oliver B. Sawyer.

Treasurer and Collector. — H. Dennis.

Constable. — John Hunt.

■WEST BROOKFIELD.

Select?nen and Overseers of Poor. — Willard Gil-
bert, William Cowee, H. G. Rawson, A. Hamilton,
A. D. Gilbert.

Assessors. — Lucius Torablin, A. Hamilton, Ham-
mond Brown.

Clerk. — Jacob Dupee.

Treasurer. — Lucius Tomblin.

Collector. — Avery Keep.

Constables. — Elbridgc Sibley, Charles Cutler.

WESTMINSTER.

Selectmen. — Edward Kendall, Orange Wheeler,
Harace Whitney, Joel Mcrriam, Jr., Amos Miller.

Overseers of Poor. — IL G. Whitney, Aaron
Wood, James Laws.

Assessors. — David Laws, Aaron Wood, Orange
Wheeler.

Clerk. — George Kendall.

Treasurer. — Harrison G. Whitney.

Collector and Constable. — William Edgell.

WINCHENDON.

Selectmen. — Moses Hancock, Nelson D. White,
Oliver Adams.

Overseers of Poor. — Harvey Wyman, Levi Ray-
mond, Lukeliice.

Assessors. — Epb. W. Weston, Moses Hancock,
Ezra Porter.

C^erA.— Webster Whitney.

Treasurer and Collector. — Benjamih R. Day.

Constables.— Jos. S.Watson, Jos. P. Wilder.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE EECORD.

WOllCESTER.

Officers, 1852.

City Election, 2d Monday iti December. Govern-
ment oraa?v'zed 1st Monday in January.

3faj/w.— Peter C. Bacon. Salary, ^600.

.4;rfe>-men.— Fieemau Upham, Edward Lamb,
Henry Prentice, Calvin Newton, David Woodward,
John F. Gleason, Isaac Davis, Wm. Dickinson.

Common Common. — Wardl. Alexander Thayer,
Henry Earl, Samuel A. Porter. Wa,rd 2. Charles
Davis, George W. Rugg, John B. Pratt. Ward 3.
Gill Valentine, Charles" Bowen, Gerry Valentine.
Ward 4. JohnF. Embank, Sara D. Hardins:, Moses
Spooner. Ward o. David D. Stowell, Henry Mur-
ray, Brighnm Goss. Ward 6. James H. Wall, M.
S. Ballard, Levi Barker. Ward 7. David W. Cooke,

Timothy S. Stone, Samuel H. Colton. Ward 8.
Wm. M. Biekford, R. P. Angier, Jos. Walker, Jr.

City Clerk and Clerk of Board of Aldermen. —
Charles A. Hamilton. Salary, ^2o0 and fees.

Clerk of Common Council. — William A. Smith.
Salary, ^150.

City Messen/je^-. — David Gleason. Salary, ^300.

Treasurer and Collector. — George W. Wheeler,
Salary, g600.

Overseers of the Poor. — The Mayor, ex-officio.
Chairman ; Alpheus Merrifield, (who is also Clerk
of the Board,) B. B. Otis, Adam Dawson, Newell
Philbrick, Patrick O'Keefe, Edward Southwick,
John C. Jaques, Henry Goulding.

City Marshal. — G. Jones. Salary, 5400 and fees.

School Committee. — Chairman of the Board, The
Mayor. Secretary and Prudential Agent. ■

Ward 1. B. F. Newton, O. P. Gilbert.
Ward 2. Jos. E. Bond, Calvin Knowlton. Ward 3.
David Kitchcock, Benj. P. Rice. Ward 4. Calvin
New^ton, John A. Andrews. Ward 5. Ephraim

D. Weatherbee, Phinehas Crandall. Ward 6. Pitt
Holmes, Jas, Estabrook. Ward 7- Putnam M''.
Taft, Seth Sweetser. Ward 8. Caleb Dana, Chas.
L. Putnam. Also, — Eight from the city at large,
viz.: Andrew Hutchinson, John H. Brooks, Calvin

E. Pratt, John F. Burbank, Thomas Magennis,
John C. Newlon, Eli Thayer, Geo. A. Dresser.

Assistant Assessors. — Joseph Lewis, A. M. Merri-
field, Samuel T. Field, John S. Clark, Benjamin F.
Stowell, George W. Gill, A. B. Lovell, D. S. Mes-
sineer.

WOKCESTEH COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agricultural Tools.

Billings Aaron, AVorcester
Converse Silas, Worcester
Gay lord & Co., Clinton
Wallace Waldo, Fitchburg

Apothecaries.
Allen C. F., Worcester
Barrows E. A., Webster
Bates H. G., Worcester
Burditt A. A., Clinton
Choate Thomas B., Worcester
Clark Albert, Worcester
Green James, Worcester
Green M. B., "

Harrington C. A., "
Henry Samuel G., Oakham
Hill A. M., Douglass
Hilliard E. M., Milford
Howe G. S. & A. J., Worcester
Lane James B., Fitchburg
Lazell fjcwis I., Worcester
LelandS. A. R., Uolden
Nichols G. M., Worcester
Parker Amos, Bolton
Scott D. Jr.. Worcester
Spurr fe Sibley, "
Wadsworth & Allen, Barre
Wetlierbee E. D., Worcester
White S. C. & Co., "
Woods 0. F., Barre

Architect.
Hoyden Elbridge, Worcester

Auctioneers.

Abbott Henry, Holden
Aldrich Dextor, Atliol
Ba«".on Daniel, Harro
Bailey Samuel II., Lunenhnrg
Baker Lovell Jr., Grafton
Balcom Sumner, Douglass
Baldwin (!. II., West Boylston
Barnard Emery, Harvard
Barnes Henry, Upton
Bates Lyniiiu, Brookfield
Bigelow l.iuko, Lancaster
Brown Jesse, Oakham
Brown Silas, Douglass

Byrns Edwin, Clinton
Capen Edmund, Charlton
Clark Appleton, Hubbardston
Clemens Daniel D., Southbridga
Cook A. C, Mendon
Corey Jonas Q., Ashburnbam
Denney Alonzo, Oxford
Doane B. L., Dana
Fisk Eron A., Upton
Flagg Charles, AV'est Brookfield
Glazier Henry, Northboro'
Glazier Reuben, Rutland
Gilbert Dexter, Templeton
Greenleaf S. S., Berlin
Hapgood J., Shutesbury
Harrington Luke, Millbury
Harrington Silas D., I'axton
Hitchcock C. H., Warren
Houghton Samuel, Sterling
Howe, Putnam & Co., Wiuchester
Ilurd Samuel, Leicester
Ide Timothy Jr., Milford
Jones Phineas, Spencer
Knowlton W. II., Shrewsbury
Lamson L. B.,Boy].'!ton
Locke Reuben, Northboro'
Maynard James, "
Mavnard Henry G., Fitchburg
Mills E. J., Sutton
Morris Zebulon, Dudley
Morse E. II., Douglass
Morse Nahum, Uxbridge
Nelson & Wales, Milford
Newton Curtis,' Southboro'
Newton D. S., Westboro'
Nichols Edmund U., Leominster
Parker G. W., Westboro'
Pillsbury J. P., Petersham
Potter F. A., North Brookfield
Prentiss Josiah S., Auburn
Rawson II. G., West Brookfield
Rockwood George, Ashburnham
Selby S. W. & Co., Worcester
Shumway Solomon, Webster
Walker Ezekicl, Upton
Watson Joseph S., Winchendon
Wheeler (!aleb, Bolton
Wheolock .losepli, Blackstone
Wilder Joel, Lancaster

Auger Bit Manufacturers.

Leiand & Brothers, [augers] Charlton
Smith Judson, Sturbridge
Snell & Brothers, Sturbridge

Bakers.
Allbe H. & Co., Milford
Cook & Bartlett, Mendon
Miller John R., Northboro'
Newell Walter, ^'orcester
Peck N. L. & Co., Blackstone
Perrin H. A., Webster
Rice B. P., Worcester
Sanders John, Barre
Smith Sidney, Worcester
Towne Daniel H., Southbridge
Walton J B., Worcester
Warren T. B., liancaster
Whitney C. & Co.. Westboro'
Whitney II. 6., Westminster
Wilson & Pride, Fitchburg

Bellows Makers.
Wheeler Loring, Fitchburg
Wilder Wm., [blacksmith] Fitchburg

Black Lead Mills.

Gleason A., Millbury

Blacksmiths.
Allen, Curtis & Bobbins, Northboro'

Archibald , Leominster

Babbitt Dean, Barre

Barton Cheney, Ix^icester

Belcher G. G., Spencer

Belcher Henry, "

Bemas A., Southboro'

Bent — , (N. England Village) Gr»fton

Bidwell Samuel, Dudley

Bixby Emerson, Barre

Blakelcy E. D., "

Bliss George, West Brookfield

Bottomly Thomas, Worcester

Braman Edson, Princeton

Bridges k Sibley, Warren

Brig^gs Albert, Oakham

Briggs Elkanah, Upton

Brigham Alexander, Brookfield

Brigham Samuel, Douglass

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221

Brown Silas, Douglass
Itullard 1''., (;harlton
liurnap & IIowc, Wcstboro'
liutUirworlh S. P. & Son, Warren
('ady V. K., Soutlibri(ip;e
(lainpion Iticharil W., Kutland
Oartor Asaph, Sterling
(Ilelanil Thomas, lloidon
Daley As;i, IIar\'ard
Daley I'lphraini, Harvard
Darling Daniel, Kutland
Danfoith 0., Harvard
Davia Calvin D. & Son, Princeton
Davis .Tolin, Holden
Davis Joseph C, Oxford
Delano Henry A., Now Braintrno
Doane K., Phillipston
Dole Abraham S., Fitchburg
Dur!-.nt Williajn, Leoniinister
Dwinnell A. V., Dolton
Eaincs Charles 'f ., Milford
Ellis Clark, "

Fenncssey & Smith, Fitchburg
i'ish Henry C, Worcester
Fitts Silas, Oxford
Flagg S. H. 2a, Worcester
Flagg William, "

Flint John, Tcmpleton
Foster A. W., Athol
French Frederick, Templeton
Fuller Micajah, Blackstone
Gleason Augustus, Auburn
Goddard Joel, Templeton
Godale K. B. T., Boylstou
Griggs Lewis, Sutton
Grove Lygander, Mendon
Hall Enoch, Worcester
Hall Josiah, Grafton
Hall Samuel, "
Hall Solomon, Worcester
Hardy Charles, Westboro'
Harriden Levi, Charlton
Harrington Lawson, Westboro'
Harrod William K., Harvard
Haskins Henry, Royalston
Hawkins Gardner P., Fitchburg
Hewett E. J., Sutton
Holmes J . B., Spencer
Holmes Samuel, Spencer
Howe G. P., Boylston
Howe Joel, West Boylston
Howe Samuel, " "

Hyde Araasa, Shrewsbury
Hyde Charles, Hubbardston
Ira Ide, Milford
Innis George, Phillipston
Jackson Josiah, Westboro'
Jenkins J. W., Barre
Jepherson Royal, Uxbridge
Johnson Chas. D., New Braintrce
Johnson George W., Ashburnham
Keep Avery, West Brookfield
Keep J. 0., Paxton
Keep William, North Brookfield
Keyes Edward, Oakland
Knight Wheaton, Sturbridge
Kimball Elijah & Son, Leicester
Lamb Greenleaf, Westminster
I.ahey Philip, Millbury
Learned William, Gardner
LeCrois Louis, >Varren
Leonard John, Westminster
Leshurc Samuel G., Upton
Libbey William, Southboro'
Lindley George, Dudley
Logee Sewall, Douglass
Lovell I. & Son, Gardner
Lund Mark, Clinton
Mallory John F., Athol
Malony John, Douglass
Marcy Bradford, Webster
Marsh Ezekiel P., Auburn
Marsh Henry, A\'orcester
Marsh John, Oxford
Marsh A\'arren, Blackstone
Melleu Joshua, Westboro'
Miller G. W., Blackstone
Morse Charles, West Boylston
Morse John, Auburn
Morse Oliver, Dudley
Morton Phineas, Hardwick
Murphy Arthur, Worcester

Muzzey Nathan, Worcc8tcr
Newton A., Sutton
Newton \\illiam, Sutton

Newton , Shrewsbury

Nyo Hosea \V., Hardwick
Oliver .lames, Athol
Peck Milon, Hardwick
Pierre Benjamin, Sterling
Poole Lconaril, Worcester
Prentiss J(/hn, Auburn
Prentiss & Story, Fitchburg
I'roctor C. M., Ashburnham
Bice Alexander, Northbridge
Kice .lonas, Sturbridge
Rice I'. A., Brookfield
Rich George, Charlton
Richards James, West Brookfield
Richards .loel, " "

Robbins William H., Bolton
Rugg S. T., Lancaster
Rugglcs Harvey, Upton
Rngglcs Luther, "
Ryan Francis, Charlton
Sampson William, Spencer
Sawyer Alpheus, Shrewsbury
Sawyer Samuel, Millbury
Scott Daniel M., Winchendon
Searle AValter, Ashburnhiun
Sherman Horace R., Princeton
Shove Ijuther, Uxbridge
Sibley Simeon, Leicester
Simpson Luther, Northbridge
Smith Riley, Berlin
Smith William, Worcester
Stratton Luke, Paxton
Stone Benjamin F., Lunenburg
Stone Sullivan, Southbridgo
Sturtevant Levi, West Boylston
Sturtevant Ser.eca, Hardwick
Taft Caleb, Blackstone
Taylor William P.. Lunenburg
Thomas G. IL, Berlin
Tisdale John, Sutton
Tnisk Jonathan, Leicester
Tucker Hiram, Hardwick
Tucker Josiah S., Westminster
Turner S. H., Lancaster
Twichell J. Jl., Petersham
Walker W., North Brookfield
Walker Washington, "
Warren Otis, Sturbridge
AVhite George, Petersham
White Josiah, "

Whitney L. & 0., "
Whitney R. F., Upton
^Tiitney Stephen, Royalston
Wilder Abraham, Bolton
Wilder & Austin, Leominster
Wilder William, ''

IVillard C. R., North Brookfield
Willard Ephraim, Hubbardston
Willard George E., Uxbridge
Williams Charles, Southboro'
Willis Hiram, Charlton
Wilson A. H., Hubbardston
Wilson John, Worcester
Winter Walter, Barre
Wood Eliott, Fitchburg
Woodbury John F , Uoldon
Woods Edward, Milford
Wyman Harvey, Winchendon

Bonnets. {Stmiv.)
Harvey Bradish, Upton
Knowlton WiUiam, Upton

Bookbinders.
Allen M'il Ham, Worcester
Fletcher Otis, Leicester
Johnson Charles, Fitchburg
Parker Charles F., Leominster
Sanford Proctor, West Brookfield
Shumway James, AVebster
Wesley Joseph S., Worcester

Bookbinders' Shears.
Hardy Levi, ^Vorccster

Booksellers.
Ballard E. Jr., Clinton
Cook 0. S. & G. W., West Brookfield
Dresser Sylvester, Southbridgo
Felton John, Barre

Grout Jonathan, Worccgter
Howland S. A., "

IlutchinBon Andrew, "
La/All Warren, "

l^ivermore Edward, "
J'arker Charles F., l/cominster
Shepley Stephen, Fitchburg
Shumway James, Websttr
Stacy G. W., Milford
Tucker K. N., Worcester
Wesley Joseph S., "

Boot and Sboe Dealers.

Alexander Caleb, Fitchburg
Ayres William W., AVorceitcr
Bartlett Varnum, Blackstone
Beniis & Co., Worcester
Bigelow E. B. & Co., Worcester
Bond Jeremiah, "

Burbank V.'illiam H., MiJford
Chapman I. S., Worcester
Chaio R. P., Fitchburg
Clapp C. C, Milford
Clapp Simeon, Worcester
DruBor George A., "
Fuller Joseph D., "
Ga^kill Warren, Blackstone
Goodwin John, Worcester
Holden W. P., Clinton
Hudson Samuel, Uxbridge
Ireson J., Webster
Livermore Charles, Fitchburg
Lyon L. D., Clinton
Maynard W. G. & J. Q., Worcester
Otis B. B. & Co., "

Otis a. H. & Co., "

Parsons & Davis, "

Pollard William, Winchendon
Smith Aaron, Fitchburg
Smith & Brother, \\'orccster
A\ inter W. & Co., Clinton

Boot and Siioe Mannfactnrers.

Adams Josiah, Shrewsbury

Alexander & St^iples, Uxbridge

Alden & Harrington, Milford

Aldrich Wheeler, Upton

Aldrich & A\ood, Westboro'

Allen Calvin, Paxton

Alien & Flagg, Grafton

Ammidowu C'vrus, Southhridge

Axtell S. J. & Co.,' Grafton

Balcom AVillard, Douglass

BaU Henry, Milford

BaU Horace T., Milford

Bancroft T., Lancaster

Barker J. H., Milford

Barker W. & Co., [boots] Worcester

Barre Boot & Shoe Co., Barre

Batchelder C, Upton

BatchelderD. W., Upton

Batchelder T. E. & E., N. Brookfield

Batchelor Joel, Northbridge

Bigelow E. B. & Co., Grafton

Bigelow E. B. & Co., [boots] Worcester

Bigelow Luke, Lancaster

Bliss A. B., Shrewsbury

Bhss Cyrus, [boots] Worcester

Bliss & Co., [boots] Worcester

EowenE. H., [boots] "

Boyd A. C, Oakham

Boyd J. M. & T., Southboro'

]!ragg Ariel Jr., Milford

Bragg Mellen C, "

Brown Hammond, AVest Brookfield

Brown , [boots] AVorcester

Bugbee, Tourtellot &. Co., Webster

Cargel J. W., Leicester

Carpenter S. B., Milford

Chapin H AV. & Co.. Milford

Chase Alanson [boots] OUnton

Chute George AV., Sterling

Clatlin Elliot, Southboro'

Clark, Knight & Co., North Brookfield

Cloves Nathan, AVorcester

Cobb Charles, Lancaster

Comstock AVilliam H., Milford

Comstock & AVhitney, AVestboro'

Corbin Benjamin A., Dudley

Corbin L.ameut B., Oxford

Crocker James, Milford

Curtis Josiah, Berlin

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Daniels Amasa, Mjlford

Daniels Austin, "

Daniels John P., "

Daniels Obed, "

Daniels Seth, & Co., Oxford

Davenport Edward W., Mendoa

Davis Craft Jr., Oxford

Davis David G., Paxton

DavLs D. & 0., Upton

Deering Charles E.. Spencer

Denny & Co., Leicester

Dewing & Edmands, North Brookfield

Doty Nathan, Milford

Dralie Russell, Northboro' [cester

Draper William A. & Co., [boots] Wor-

Dresser George A., Worcester

Dudley Elijah, ]Millbury

Eames Charles, Upton

Edgell >Villiam, Westminster

Edmands S. M. fo Co., N. Brookfield

Fairbank C, Harvard

Fales Charles, Brookfield

Pales John M., West Brookfield

Fales licander, Shrewsbury

Fay Harrison, Southbridge

Fay n. B., Shrewsbury

FishE. E., Upton

Fisk & Forbush, Upton

Fitch & Otis, [boots] Worcester

French Hiram, " "

Furbush C. W. & Co , Grafton

Qarside Joshua, Uxbridge

Gay, Southwick & Co., Oxford

Gibson , Clinton

Gerry C. S., Harvard

Gerry John, "

Gerry W. S., "

Giddings Chandler, West Brookfield

Gilbert S. W., Milford

Gilmore, Harwood & Co., Oxford

Goddard & llice, Millbury

Godfrey & Mayhew, Milford

Grassee & Hartshorn, Berlin

Green Josiah, Spencer

Gore E. E., Upton

Grout, Bush & Co., Spencer

Gulliver George, North Brookfield

Hale Elisha, Sutton

Harwood Elihu, Oxford

Harwood E. E. & Co., Oxford

Hammond Brown, West Brookfield

Haven & Wiswall, Upton

Haven W. I., Bolton

Haverstoek J. A., Worcester

Hawes M. D., Leominster

Hawkes Daniel H., Southbridge

Haywood James L., Lunenburg

Haywood Horace, Fitchburg

Hill John, Upton

Hinds A. G., Grafton

Holden Joseph, [ladies'] Bolton

Holden David, Bolton

Howe HoUis H., Paxton

Hunt Adam, Milford

Hunt Ezra, "

Hunt Jeremiah, Northboro'

Jennison D. & Co., Oxford

Johnson David L., Hubbardston

Johnson Dexter, Southbridgo

Jones George & Son, Milford

Jones A. T. & E., Spencer

Jones Timothy, Warren

Jones & Baker, Athol

Keith Joseph C, Uxbridgo

Kendall 0., Athol

Kimball J. B. & Co., Westboro'

Kimball Noah, Grafton

Kimball & Kobiiiaon, Brookfield

Lakin Ansel, [boots] Worcester

Lakin & liigclow, Paxton

Lawrence Vernon, Brookfield

Lawton George, Milford

I..eo Charles M., Athol

Lee William D. Jr., Athol

Leicester Hoot Co., I^iccster, Thomas

Lewis John S., Athol [Pierce, agent

Lincoln it Sampson, West Brookfield

Livermore Charles, Fitchburg

Lovell A. B., Millbury

Mann & Stevens, Bolton

Mann Elbridgc, Milford

Marshall John E., Rutland

Mason John, Milford

Morse Charles E., Charlton

Moore Cutler, Warren

Moore David, Worcester

Newton Lincoln, Southboro'

Newton D. F., Westboro'

Newton Otis, "

Olds Gilbert, Brookfield

Olds S. F., Warren

Oliver Samuel, Milford

Parsons John, Sutton

Parkhurst Lemuel, Milford

Parkhurst 0. B., "

Partridge John, Paxton

Partridge, Sawyer & Co., Fitchburg

Peirce Otis, Paxton

Penniman T. S., ^V'orcester

Perry W. C, Milford

Phelps Edward, Boylston

Plympton J. B.. Shrewsbury

PoUey & Smith, Leominster

Powers & Hatch, Spencer

Pratt & Holden, Grafton

Prentice Charles 2d, Grafton

Prouty Isaac, Spencer

Putnam J. W., Grafton

Kawson George, Douglass

Rice John W., Barre

Rice J. L., Charlton

Rice & McFarland, [boots] Worcester

Richards S. C, Oxford

Robinson H. P., Webster

Rundlett George W., Westminster

Sawyer & Houghton, Berlin

Sibley S., [boots] Charlton

Sibley & Chase, Sutton

Simmons James, Douglass

Shumway li. & Co., Oxford

Slocumb J. W. & Sons, Grafton

Smith Edmund, North Brookfield

Smith Jacob, " "

Smith Jonas, Barre

Smith Judson & Co., Sturbridge

Smyth W. A. S., [ladies'] Worcester

Southwick Daniel, Northbridge

Southwick & Bloore, Berlin

Stone T. S., [boots] Worcester

Sumner Leavitt, Milford

Sumner A. J., "

Taft Reuben P., Dudley

Swain C. P., Worcester

Taylor Zopher, Harvard

Temple Thomas, Hubbard-ston

Tenney J. L., Fitchburg

Thayer Henry, Douglass

Thayer Otis, Milford

Tracy , West Boylston

Travis Luther, Southbridge

Underwood 0. & Co., Milford

Vant A. B., "

Tarney Charles, Uxbridge

Walker & Whitman, Milford

Walker Dexter, "

Walker J. Jr. & Co., [boots] Worcester

Warren Jonathan & Co., Grafton

Watson, Bemis & Co., Spencer

Wheeler E.T., Berlin

Wheeler H. B., Southboro'

White C. & F., [boots] Worcester

Whiting & Haskell, North Brookfield

Whitney Elias, Milford

Whitney J. W., Harvard

AVhittemore David, Oxford

Whittemore L. & Co., "

AVillard J. W., Harvard

Willard Rowland, "

Willard Robert, "

Winchester H. K., Southboro'

Winter W. & Co., Clinton

Wood Samuel, Grafton

AVood L. R. & P. G., Upton

Wood Amasa & Sons, Millbury

Woodbury Simon J., Sutton

Wright & Mareau, Hubbardston

Boot Form Manufacturer.

Burgess Joseph, Leicester

Boot Tree Manufacturer.

Day Francis, Upton

Botanic Pliysicians.

Andrews J. S., West Boylstou

Barnard F., [Thompsonian] Worcester
Bosworth F. A., Worcester
Comings Isaac M., AVorcester
Cummins R., Northbridge
Davis Daniel, Webster
Lawson Charles, Oxford
Newton Calvin, Worcester
Nichols G.M., "

Robinson Ebenezer, Warren
Scammell Alexander, Milford
Seaver J. M., Spencer

Box Makers.

Barr P. W., Petersham

Chase Oliver, [fancy boxes] Worcester

Davenport J. W., Grafton

Davenport J. N., Worcester

Day & Sawyer, Templeton

Dennis Dexter, Barre

Edsou Horatio, Milford

Fairbanks Joseph, Westboro'

HaiTington Luther, Royalston

Hastings Emerj', Barre

Hoar & Proctor, Athol

Hough & Collins, Milford

Kendall Lyman, Athol

King John, Royalston

Morse Lewis, Paxton

Nourse B. E., Westboro'

Palmer David, Worcester

Bobbins John, Upton

Rogers Ariel, Petersham

Southworth A. & Co., Hardwick

Stone Leonard, Templeton

Whitcomb J. & L., Hubbardston

Williams A. & A., Petersham

Brick Makers.

Burbank , Lancester

Burbank Levi, "
Dickinson & Dudley, Harvard
Flagg Seth, Northboro'
Forbes George, Brookfield
Goodrich Albert, Northboro'
Goodrich, Haynes & Co., Harvard
Hancock Nathan, Grafton
Harris George W., Millbury
Hcnshaw Foster, Brookfield
Morse Obed, Douglass
Sawyer Ezra, Clinton
Sibley Russell, Spencer
Southwick J. F., Uxbridge

Brokers.

Alden & Co., 'n'orcester

Brown D., [real estate] Worcester

Brush Handles, &c.

Vose & Bartlett, Royalston

Cabinet Makers.

Bates Elijah, North Brookfield [ton

Beckworth & Twichcll, [pine] Royala-

Beecher Smith, Southbridge

Bellows Stephen, Shrewsbury

Bond E.. Leicester

Bowen Liberty, Spencer

Brick Elijah, Gardner

Burt Joseph, Worcester

Carpenter John, Uxbridge

Chandler I'liny F., Hardwick

Chase Archibald, Wuichendon

Chase Rufus H., Hubbardston

Cook Charles, Clinton

Eames Chas. T., Milford

Eldred & Drury, Worcester

Elwell & Kingsbury, Dudley

Esterbrook John, Rutland

Evans Amos, Bolton

Fuller Newell, Harvard

Harrington Luther, [pine] Royalston

Hayward \V. A., Milford

Hawks E. & Co., Templeton

Healy J. W.. Worcester

Holman Seth, [pine] Royalston

Houghton Luke, Barre

Kendall E. & G., Westminster

Mead John, Hardwick

Packard James, Oakham

Patten Johii,{Baldwinsville] Templeton

Safford Charles, Lanciister

Sanderson Henry, Petersham

Smith Geo. W., Leominster

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223

Snow John U., Atliol
Spaliiiiii: llirain, Webster
Spnonor (Jrovcr, liarro
Stratton & Mann, [pine] Athol
Tennc'v IjinuH, Sutton
Touildin l.uiin.s, West BrookfielJ
Vose Si liartlelt, Koyalston
Ward Jonas, Millbnry
Waterman Hcnjamin, Uou^laas
White A., Charlton
Whitinpr Benjamin, Lunenburg
Whitney fe Davis, Lc'ominstcr
Williams Parsons, Mcndon
Willis Sidney D., I'ltchburg

Candle Maker.
Brown Geo. A., Worcester

Card Manufacturers.

[See also Machine Cards.]
Earl T. K. & Co., Worcester
Warner Earl, "

Carpenters.

Alrlrich Duty T., Milford

Allen David C, (North) Leominster

AUon Seth, West Brooktitld

Bacon Otis, Southbrid^e

Bailey Samuel H., Lunenburg

Baker Leonard, Dudley

Balcom Jesse, Douglass

Balconi Samuel, "

Barnard J. & J.. Bolton

Barnes Benjamin, Auburn

Barnes Hiram, Pax ton

Barnes Josiah, Auburn

Barnes S., Spencer

Barr S., Oakham

Bartlett Butler, Paxton

Bartlett Chas. P. "

Bartlett M. A., Fitchburg

Bassett 0. C, West BoUston

BatcheMer Isaac, Royalston

Belyea Samuel, Clinton

Bemis S. S., Boylston

Eigelow Jasou, Harvard

Bigelow T. A., "

Bishop William,' Warren

Bliss Orvis L., Grafton

Bosworth J. P., North Brookfield

Brewer Thomas, IJoylston

Britton C, Gardner

Bridge J. P. & Co., Milford

Brooks Asa 2d, Westminster

Brown Willis, Uxbridge

Carruth Arza, Barre

Oheeney J. P., Brookfield

Clemence Luther, Auburn

Clisby Calvin, Grafton

Cobb E., Milford

Comings Lewis, Charlton

Cowdrey Isaac, Leominster

Cutler A. J., Shrewsbury

Davis John, Westboro'

Dcrriss & Lee, \\'orcester

Derfey Joseph, Southbridge

Dexter J. B. & K., Worcester

Drury Winsor, Warren

Dudley Abel S., Templeton

Earle A., Leominster

Earle Ira, Leicester

Earle Slade, North Brookfield

Ellis Jabez, Millbury

Fales Lowell, Milford

Farrar G. S., Fitchburg

Farrar Ward B., Fitchburg

FiskE., Upton

Fitch D. II., Leicester

Plagg Dana, Southboro'

Flagg Russell, "

Fletcher Noah, Grafton

Foster Loring, Millbary

French J. C., Worcester

Fuller J., Oxford

Fuller John, Northbridge

Gale J. G., Royalston

Gilbert Augustus, West Brookfield

Gleason William, Southbridge

Goodspeed John, Hubbardstoa

Goodspeed Wra. C, "

Green Levi, Clinton

Green Lyman, New Braintree

Green S., New Braintree

Green W. A., Shrewsbury

HallT. &. J., Upton

Hall William, "

Hall Win. B., "

Harding S. D, Worcester

Harrington Austin, Oakham

Harlow Ellis, Harvard

Haskell Jo.^eph, Leominster

Haskell Wni. A., Northboro'

Hastings S. A., Lancaster

Hawes Daniel, Barre

llayward Moses, Sterling

IlaywardS. \V., Milford

Herbert A., Brookfield

Hibbard F., North Brookfield

Holland Merrill, Barre

Holmes K. N., Worcester

Holt Russell, West Boylston

Holt W. E., " "

Hooker D., Sutton

Hooker Lemuel, Sturbridgo

Howe George, Clinton

Howe Gilbert II., Sterling

Hubbard Daniel, Holden

Hubbard Daniel, Royalston

Hubbard Samuel D., Holden

Hudson Leonard K. & Co., Worcester

Hunt John, Upton

Hunting M. R., Bolton

Huntoon Lafayette, Milford

Ives Levi, New Braintree

Jacobs I/oring, Slillbury

Jewett George, Lunenburg

Johnson Senate, West Brookfield

Judson Mclntire, Charlton

Kendall George, Milford

Kendall & Ross, Sterling

Keyes Moses, Princeton

Keyes Roswell, Berlin

King John, Royalston

Kinsman Cyrus, (North) Leominjster

Knowles Benjamin, Auburn

Knowles Edward, Leicester

Knowlton Daniel, Holden

Lamb Edward, Worcester

I.^mb Francis, Charlton

Lamb ^imeon , "

Lapham Morev, Douglass

Leland E. S., Upton

Litchfield E., Leominster

Livermore Mullet, Spencer

Livermore Sidney, ^Vest Brookfield

Ix)ngley James A., Westboro'

Lord Ephraim W., Winchendoa

Macomber John, Oakham

Marcy A. A., Worcester

Marsh D. L., Dudley

Marshall Silas, Lunenburg

May John, ^Vest Boylston

Mclntire Judson, Charlton

Munroe Solomon, Sturbridge

Newton Elijah C, Leominster

Nourse B. B., Westboro'

Packard Jonathan, Oakham

Parker L. M., Shrewsbury

Parkhurst & Wilson, Fitchburg

Parmenter Horatio, Petersham

Pannenter .Joseph G., "

Pelton Lewis, Sturbridgo

Peirce Amos, Paxton

Perry Dana, Milford

Pettiplace B., Royalston

Phettiplace Marble, Warren

Piatt Horace, Fitchburg

Pollard Anson, Berlin

Pollard Stephen C, Bolton

Pond Levi, Milford

Priest Philemon, Harvard

Prentiss Josi.ah S , Auburn

Pritchards John, Fitchburg

Puffer Reuben, Ashburnham

Putnam S. W., (North) I^eominster

Raymond & Forrestjill, Winchendon

RiceElbridge E., Fitchburg

Rice Forrester, Sterling

Robbins Ephraim, Leominster

Robbins E. C, Dana

Robinson Samuel, Rutland

Rowe G. L., Barre

Sanderson E., Spencer

Sanderson T., "

Sawyer Asa, Berlin

Sawyer Hartwcl I, Berlin

Sawyer Jabez, Harvard

Sibley Hester, Auburn

Sibley Mo.scs, Sutton

Sleeper Samuel, Leominster

Smith Joseph, Upton

Spraguo Ephraim, Athol

Stedman Nourse, I^ncjistcr

Stoddard Dexter, North Brookfield

Stone Israel, Auburn

Stone Oliver, "

Taft (Uarendon, Mendon

Taft Fisher, Upton

Taft Reuben, Dudley

Taft S. II., Mendon

Temple Alonzo, Spencer

Tift Thomas, Millbury

Tower II. N., Worcester

Wallace Moses, Spencer

Washburn , Gardner

West P. D., Uxbridge
Wheeler Benj. F., Fitchburg
Wheeler Charles, Petersham
Wheelock Elias, Uxbridge
Whiting Nelson, North Brookfield
Whiting 0. R., Harvard
Whitney Jonas, Westminster
Whitney Joseph, "

Wilbur William, Hubbardstoa
WiliardC. L., Harvard
Willard J. W., Westboro'
Willson D., Spencer
Wood Samuel, Northboro'
Wood Harvey, Dudley
Woodward Charles, Athol
Woodworth J,. Worcester
Woodworth J. S.. "

Carpetings and Feathers.

Chamberlain H. H. & Co., Worcester
Fay Dexter & Sons, Southboro'
Goddard Joel, Webster
Hall Caleb, "

Hayward W. A., Milford
Tha.^erE. S., "

Watkins Benjamin, Webster

Carpet Manufacturers.
Bigelow II. M., [agent Bigelow Carpet

Co.,] CUnton

Carriage Builders.

Barber & Flagg, Athol

Beman Artemas, Westboro'

Bigelow Wm. W , Royalston

Bonwell J. B., [bodies] Worcester

Bosworth George, Petersham

Bowman Levi, ^^■estboro'

Bowman Ru.ssell, "

Bradley & Estabrook, Spencer

Bradley James F., Hubbardston

Bradley Osgood, [R. R. car] Worcester

Breck Moses T., [R. R. car] "

Burnaph & Howe, Westboro'

Cheney D., Athol

Cobb Frederick A., Harjwick

Currier Isaac H., Sterli-ig

Cushman & Reed, Weft Brookfield

Dale Abraham S., Fitchburg

Delano Henry A., New Braiutrce

Drury WilUam II., Holden

Edson Henry, Dan.a

Ellis Albert, Milford

Esterbrook Taylor, Rutland

Fairbanks C, Westboro'

Fairbanks Joseph, "

Fessenden Charles, Fitchburg

F'isher Geo. E., Westboro'

Fisher Nahum Jr., "

Fletcher David W., Rutland

Forbes Baxter, Westboro'

Forbes Daniel W., "

Foster Emery B., Uardwick

GLozier Henry, [R. R. ear] Northboro'

Goddard Benjamin, Worcester

Goddard Daniel. Petersham

Granger William F.. Uardwick

Hale Thomas, Sterling

Ilapgood Chauncey, I'etersham

Hardy B. D., Westboro"

Harrington Charles, Princeton

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Harrington J. E , Millbury
Hartwcll & (Jrane, Winchendon
Hayncs H. &. M , Sturbridge
Hix H. P., Charlton
Humphrey N. P., Oakham
Johnson Levi, Leominster
Kelley William, Blackstone
Kendall S. \V^., Bolton
Lapham J., Blackstone
Longley Jonas, Westboro'
Luke liorace, Blackstone
Maynard & Fiske, Templeton
Mellen Joshua, Westboro'
Pickorini; Sylvester, Upton
Pratt S. A., Shrewsbury
Reed Sumner, North Brookfield
Rice Charles, Barre
Robbins J. C, Northbridge
Rockwood D. B.. Milford
Russell E. W., Harvard
Ryan & Roach, Southboro'
Sawyer J. & G. W., Templeton
Sly Amos S., Webster
SouthwicU E. A., Uxbridge
Spaulding Asaph, Loominster
Taft L. A , Uxbridge
Tolman A. & Co., Worcester
Townsend Jo'in, Lancaster
TowDsend L., Sterling
West & Kidder, '•
Wheeler Leonard, Royalston
Whiting T. B., Uxbridge
Whiting William C, Worcester
Whitney Benj. H., Westminster
Whitney Charles, Shrewsbury
Wilder A. A., Warren
Winn Moses, Holden
Wood Eliot, Fitohburg
Woods & Cook, Milford

Chair Dealers aud Slakeis.
Austin William, Gardner
Brawn James & Son, Princeton
Bruce, Whitney, .% iiowker, Royalston
Burpee Edward, Sterling
Burrage Geo. S., Ashburnham
Buttrick James, Sterling
Clark Wm, S., Ilubbardston
CoUister, Rugg & Co., Gardner
Colman John M., Hubbardston
Coolidge Charles, Westminster
Cutting Jonas, "

Davis Alonzo & Co., Fitchburg [ton
Day & Sawyer, (Baldwinville) Temple-
Fales Joel G., Templeton
Fitch James W,, Sterling
Qoldthwaite Geo., Westminster
Greenwood Aaron L., (South) Gardner
Greenwood Edmund R., Hubbardston
Greenwood Walter, (South) Gardner
Greenwood & Wright, (South) "
Hayward L. & Co., Gardner
Haywood Walter, Fitchburg
Howe Samuel S., '(South) Gardner
Jones A. A. & G, W., Templeton
Jones Abijah, Templeton
Kemp & Baker, (South) Gardner
May Samuel, Sterling
Merriam Caleb S., Westminster
Merriam & Holden, "

Merriam Oliver, " [lipston

Mixter & Whitney, [chair seats] Phil-
Newhall Samuel, Sterling
Nichols fc Stewart, "
Nims Silas, Westminster
Parker & Carrulh, Phillipston
Parker fo Jeniiison, Templeton
Partridge Joshua \V.. •'
Pearson N., Sterling '
Perley Asa. Gardner
Pierce [,. K., (South) Gardner
Sawin John, " '<

Sawin Levi II., Gardner
Sawyer Luke, Hubbardston
Spaulding Amos P Westminster
Stewart Benjiunin & Son, Sterling
Stewart & Daggett, Princeton
Underwood Caleb, Hubbardston
Whitt! Abner, Gardner
White Wlnsor, Templeton
Whitman J. M., \Vestniinster
Whitney John, "

Winchester C & G.C., Ashburnham
Wood Jo.seph, Fitchburg
Wyman Franklin, Westminster

Cigar Makers.
Baker Thomas G., Bolton
Bennett J. C, Grafton
Curtis J. M. & Co , Worcester
Hogan John C, '•

Wheelock Abner, "

Civil Engineers and Surveyors.

Ball Phineas, Worcester

Fisher Nahum, Milford

HarknessO. A., "

Holbrook N. W., [surveyor] Upton

Ijeonard George, Shrewsbury

Mills William, Sutton

A'aleutine G., [surveyor] Worcester

Weeks F. S., Shrewsbury

^Vilder Henry, Lancaster

Clergymen.

Thf. letters in brackets belnro denote the
Denominations a^ follows :^C. T.,
Congresationalist ( Trinitarian) ; B.,
Baptist ; F. B., Freewill Baptist ;
M, M'tfioi/ist; M. P., Metkorlist
Protestant ; M. R, Metlior/ist Epis-
copal; E. M., Eraii. Mnhodisl ; E.,
E/Jisco/mlian ; C. £/., Connrtiiation-
alist {Unitarian); (fi\, Universal-
is!; Ch., Oliristian ; H. f'., Roman
Catholic; N. J., Neio Jerusalem;
Me., Millerite; Mn., Mormon.

Abbott J J., [C. T.] Uxbridge
Adams Edwin G., [C. U.j Templeton
Adams Henry, [C. T.] Berlin [ter

Allen George, Hospital, [C. T.] Worces-
Alleu Joseph, [C. U.] Northboro'
Allen Thomas P., [C. U.] Sterling
Andrews H. P., [M. E.] Northbridge
Austin David R., [C. T.] Sturbridge
Babcock Wro. 6., [C. U.] Lunenburg
Baunall W. R., (M. E.] Southbridge
Baker J., [Uv.] Dudley
Ball George S., [C. U.j Upton
Bardwell Horatio, [IJ. T.] O.xford
Bartol George M., [C. U.] Lancaster
Bates Joshua, [C. T.] Dudley
Bates William, [C. T.] Northbridge
Beach Nathaniel, [i". T.] Millbury
Bent Nathaniel T., [E.J Worcester
Eigelow I. B,, [M, E.] Bane
Birchmore John W., [E.] Blackstone
Biscce T, C, [C. T.J Grafton
Boomer J. B., [B.] Sutton
Bowers Charles M.. [B.] Clinton
Bowles B. F., [Uv.] Southbridge
Bowler George, [M.] Clinton
Boyce J., [R. 0.] Worcester
Bradford D. B., [C. T.] Hubbardston
Braman William A., [M. E.] Millbury
iirimblecom S., [Uv.] Grafton
Bronson Samuel, [B.| Millbury
Browu Amasa, [B.] Gardner [ville)
Brown T. G., [M.E.] Grafton (Farnums-
Bullard E. W., [C. T.] l-'itchburg
Bullock B. N., [C. U.] Dana
Burditt Michael, [C. T.] Blackstone
Bushnell George, [C. T.] Worcester
Cady D. R., [C. T.J Westboro'
(!arey Lorenzo, [('. T.] Webster
Carpenter Eber, [C,T.] Southbridge
Chaffee N. 0., [C. U.] Brookfield
Chamberlain Charles, [C. T.] Auburn
(■hapin Daniel, [M. E.] Webster
(!harlton Frederick, [B.] "
Clapp W, A., fM K.] Phillipston
Clark L. B., [M. E.] Berlin
Clark fA'wisF., |C. T.) Noithbridgo
Clarke Samuel, [C. U.] Uxbridge
Clarke Samuel K., [C. U.] Ath.d
Clark William C, [C. T ) Douglass
Cobleigh Nelson K., (M. E.] Worcester
Colvcr Charles K., [It.) "

Convers Otis, [B.] lAMcester
Cooper Warren, [H.] Royalston
Cooper Warren, [U.j Winchendon
Crosby .T. D., [C. T.] Ashburnham
Cross Joseph W., [C. T.] WestBoylston

Curtis M., [B.] Southboro'

Cutter S., [B.] Spencer

Davis E., [C. T.] Fitchburg

Davis S. A., fUv.] Sterling

Day Joliu S., [M. E.] Lunenburg

Deere George H., [Uv.] Warren

Dennison Andrew C, [C. T.] Leicester

Dimick , [B.] Templeton

Dorrance G. W., [B.] Sturbridge
Dunn Andrew, [B.] Winchendon
Eaton Henry A., [Uv.] Milford
Esty J. L., [M. E.] (South) Royalston
Farrar Charles, [B.] Norchboro'
Fay Lysander, [B.] Athol
Fisher George, [C. T.] Harvard
Fisher George E., [C. T.] Ixutland
Fiske John, [C. T.] New Braintreo
Foster A. B., [C. T.] Petersham
Frost Daniel C, [C. T.] Gardner
Fuller Willard, [F, B.] Sutton
Furbush John, [C. T.] Upton
Gage Nathaniel, [C. U.] Westboro'
Gibson A., [M.] Leicester
Gibson M. W., [R. C] Worcester
Gilbert '■Vashington, [C. U.] Harvard

Goodrich , [M. E.] Blackstone

Goodwin D. L. B., [E] Sutton
Goodj ear George, [C. T.] Royalston
Griggs Leverett, [C. T ] .Millbury
Griswold Francis A., [M. E.J Worcester
Hale Edward E., [C. U.J "

HamUton George A., [R. C] Milford
Hanaford Jeremiah L., [M. E.] Prince-
Haven John, [C. T.] Charlton [ton

Hawes , [Uv.] "

Hazen N., [C. T.J Royalston

Hill Alonzo, [C.U.J VVorcester

Hill George T., [C. U ] Hubbardston

Hitchcock William D., [C. T.J Clinton

Hobart I. N., [B.J Oxford

Hodges Charles E., [C. U.] Barre

Hodges J. Jr., [B.J BrooUlield

Hodgman , [C. T.J Lunenburg

Holman David, [C. T.J Douglass
Holman S., [C. T.J Millbury

Holmes , [B.J Bnrre

Hubbard 0. G., [C. T.J Leominster
Jennings John, [B.J Fitchburg
Johnson Samuel, [B.J Upton
Jones N. B.. [B.J Sutton
Judd B., [M. E.J Hubbardston
Keep John, [C. T.J Dana
Kenny Silas, [B.J Royalston
Kilborn David. [M. E J Dudley
Kilgore D. Y., [M E.J Leicester
Kimball James, [C. T.J Oakham
Leverett William, [B.J Grafton
Lewis J. AV., [M. E.J Fitchburg
Lincoln Calvin, [C. U.] "
Liverraore L. J., [C. U.J Clinton
Mann Wm. M., [M. E.J Spencer
Marvin A. P., [C. T.J \Vinchendon
Mathes George, [B.J Athol
McOurdy C. L., Oxford
McGeer D. L., [B.J Grafton
McReading C. S., [M.] Mcndon
Merriam Asiiph P., [B.J Bolton
Moulton Horace, [M. E.J Hardwick
Munger C. C, [M.J Holden
Nelson John, [C.T.J Leicester
Nickles C. M., [C. T.J Barre
Olds William B., [M. R.J Dudley
Packard Chas., [C. T.J I.,ancaster
Packard Levi, [C. T.J Spencer
Paine J. C, [C. T.J (Jaidner
Paine Wm. P.. [C. T.J Holden
Perkins A. E. P., [C. T.J Phillipston
Phipps Wm. Jr., [C. T.J Paxton
Pond Preston, [C. T.J Milford
Putnam .lohn J., [C. U.J Bolton
Rawson Alanson, [C. T.J Southboro'
Ricketts John, [M. E.J Rutland
Rowse J. IL, [E.] Leicester
Sabin Lewis, [C. T.J Tenipleton
.Sandford William IL, [0. T.J Boylston
Shepardson John. [B.J Petersham
Sherman David, [M. E.] Shrewsbury
Smalley E., [C. T.J Worcester
Smith Amos, [C. U.] Leominster
Smith Charles, |C. T.J W.arren
Smith Gt^o. P., [C. T.J Worcester
Snell Thomas, [C. T.J North Brookfield

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Stearns 0. S., [B.] Southbridpce
Strhl'iiiw Horatio, [C. U.] Fitohbnrg
Sti'i'l Daniel, [M K.] LoominMtor
Stcoro Martin, [V. H.] HIackstono
Stone Micah, [C. T.] JJrookticld
Sforrs Jolin, [C. T .] WincheuJon
Swalin S. K., (iJ.) Worcester
Swain A. M., |B.] Ijcomhister
Sweetscr S., [C. T.] Worcester
Thompson James, [C. U.] Barre
rillot.'^m O 11.. [Uv.] Worcester
TiltoM .1. U., fl!.] Holden
'I'ohiiaii nenjamin, [F. B.] Fitchburg
Wakelielil l-eonarcl, [M. P-.] Milford
Wiilliiifd'ord P., [M. E.] Winchendon
Wnrrcn \Villiam, [C. T.J Uptou
W(hst<'r Moses P., [M. E.] Ashburnham
WolliIl^'ton Charles, [C. U.] Tenipleton
W heeler Melancthon (>., [0. T.] Auburn
White (). 11., [0. T.] Westminster
Wliitiuore A. A., [0. T.] Ashburnham
W hiriiey Q.. [B.] Westminster
Whitleinoro Benj.,[Uv.] Lancaster
Willard Ohas. M.. [B.] Harvard
Williams N. W., [U. T.] Shrewsbury
Willis Martin W., [C. U.] Petersham
Wilson E. B., [C. U.] Orafton
Winslow David L., [M. E.] Brookfield
Woodhouse C, [Uv.] Fitchburg

Clothing.

[See Tailors and Drapers.]
Boyden J. & Co., Worcester
Carney George, Milford
Chapman I. H., Clinton
FcltonJohn, Barre
Field C. W., Clinton
Oihbs II. & J., Petersham
Macullan, Williams & Co., Worcester
Staples S. E., Douglass
Thayer & Eauics, \\'orcester
Vinton & Iloman, Westboro'
Walbridtje P. D., Milford
Warden & Dudley, Worcester
Withcrbee & Partridge, "

Coach Trimmer.
Howe Thomas, Xorth Brookfield

Coal and Wood.

Aldrich Edward, fitchburg
Green Asher, "

Uacker \\'ilUam A., Worcester
Harrington & Wheeler, Grafton
Hunt & Ballou, Milford
Moulton William M., Worcester
Thayer & Sumner, Milford
Wileox & Tafc, Uxbridge
Young J. K., [agent] Worcester

Coffee Grinder.
White W. J., Worcester

Coffins.
Comins D. B., Worcester
Curley William, "
Furbush J. L., Westboro'
Servey Jonas W., Worcester

Comb Makers.
Bugh Warren L., Northboro'
Bush Wilder, "

Carter James H., Leominster
Coburn Jonas, "

Fletcher & Wheelock "
Gallup J. B., Northboro'
Gibson Samuel, "
Harris Sidney, Clinton
Harvey James D., Leominster
Haynes Samuel B., Bolton
Joslyn & Adams, Leominster
Locke Reuben & Co., Northboro'
L<iw John, Southboro'
McCoUum H., Clinton
Morse G. & A., Leominster
Morse Joel, [shell] "
Sawyer Charles, Leicester
Sheldon & Hadley, Leominster
Smith & Chase, "

Wakefield Prescott & Co., Leominster
Woods Leauder, "

Woodward Samuel, Northboro'

_

Commission Merchants.

Bassett & (!lark, Worcebter
Follaushee J. M., "

Confectioners.

Clapp M B., Worcester
Frampton J. H., "
Jones M. B. B., "
Marrs Angustr.s, "
Morse Gilman, \vesthoro'

Coopers.
Bradish .Tothain, I'pton
Bruce Sylvaiius, Jierlin
arcciie Merrill, (Jxbridge
IIaj<tiiigs Jauie.^, Boylston
Loland Aaron, Upton
Lund E., Worcester
Rice Willard, Sutton
ilichardson T. M., Brookfield
."^awver Thomas, Berlin
Wheelers, it J.', Bolton

Copper and Brass Founders.

Chaffee A. B. & Co., Worcester
Keuucy Hiram, Millbury

Cotton Manufacturers.
Ackley A. L , (Stoueville Co.) Auburn
Ackley JAicius 0., Athol
Ackley Nathan F., Fitchburg
Amidou Eben, Stockbridge
Baker & Bellows, Millbury
Bemau Manufacturing Co., James liCe,

agent. West Boylston
Blackburn George, Ashburnham
Brackett Stephen, Southbridge
Brookfield Manufacturing Co., Wm.

Fay, agent, North Brookfield
Cheney Leander, [batting] Athol
Clark N.ithan, [batting] Auburn
Clinton Co., C. W. Blanchard, agent,

Clinton
Cordaville Manufacturing Co., Milton

H. Sanford, agent, Soutlaboro'
Cordis Manufacturing Co., J. E. Bacon,

agent, Millbury
Curtis A., Worcester
Cutler & Rogers, Oxford
Davis Isaac, Northboro'
Day Joseph, Uxbridge [lass

Douglass Mauuf. Co., M. Knapp, Doug-
Dyson, Brierly & Co., Millbury
Eldredge, Leo & Co., Holden
Eldredge Nathaniel, Spencer
Fairbanks fc Messenger. Uxbridge
F'arnum M. & Co., Millbury
i'erner C. G., Webster
Fisher W. A., Oxford
Fisher William A. & Co., Grafton
Fitchburg Duck Mill, Fitchburg
Harris L. M. & Co., West Boylston
Henry J. A., [batting] " "

Henshaw William, [warp] Spencer
Hobert & Eaton ( Rockdale Mill) Oxford
Holbrook L., Royalston
Ilolbrook Sylvanus, Northbridge
Howard John & Sons, Holden
Howard J. W., [wicking] "
Kenny John, Millbury
Kimball S. H., Blackstone
Knowles & Sibley, [warp] Warren
Lancaster Mills, [ginghams] F. Forbes,

agent, Clinton [agent, CHnton

Lancaster Quilt Mill Co.. C. Worcester,
Naukeag Manuf Co., Ashburnham
Nelson Mills, J. White, agent, Win-
chendon
Page Calvin, Stockbridge
Paine L. & E. N., Blaclcstone
Pitts J., Lancaster [ton

Pratt L. S. & Co., (Central Mills) Graf-
Putnam Le Baron, Holden
Saunders E. & Co.. Grafton
Scott Amory, Blackstone
Sherwin Levi, Fitchburg
Slater Horatio, Sutton
Slater S. & Sons, (Phoenix Co.)Webster
Smith John, (Smithville) Barre
Smith & Pratt, (New England Mills)
Smith & Pratt, Millbury [Grafton

Sturbridge Cotton Mills, Stnrbridge

Taft & Day, Uxbridge

Thurbcr Daniel, Sutton

Waters A. IL & Co., Millbury

Waters Iteubcn, Sutton

West Boylston Manufacturing (!o.. R.

Clark, agent. Went BoyUton
Wheelock C. & 8. M., Uxbridge
Whitin C. E., "

Whitin P. & Sons. Northbridge
Wood Wm., [batting] Southboro'
Woodbury Asa, Sutton
Wright & Morse, Grafccn

Counsellors.

Abbott T., Millb'irr
Aldrich P. ]•;,, Uarre
Allen Charles, Worcester
Allen Samuel H., Grafton
l?acon P. C, Worcester
Bailey G. F., Fitchburg
Bangs Allen, Worcester
Barlow Merritt, Southbridg*
Barton Ira M., Worcester
Barton Wm. S.,' "
Bigelow A., "

Bliss Jesse, West Brookfield
Botham F. W., Southbridge
Bottom F. W., "

Boutell Lewis H., Westboro"
Bo^Mnan Charles D., Oxford
Boynton Lucian C, Uxbridge
Brimblecom Charles (!., Barre
Brooks Calvin M., Worcester
Bryant Nahum F., Barre
Bullock A. H., Worcester
Chapin Henry, "

Clarke Samuel, Northboro'
Conant Edwin, Worcester
Dame J. T., Clinton
Dana John A., Worcester
Davenport James, Boylston
Davis George, Sturbridge
Davis Isaac, Worcester
Davis J.. '•

Davis J. C. B., "
Dean F. Jr.. Uxbridge
Dewey F. H., Worcester
Draper J. W., "
Field Charles, Athol
Fletcher Joer W., Leominster
Foster Dwight, Worcciitcr
Fuller E., "

Gale F. W., "

Goddard S. B. I., "
Goodrich J. W., "
Green W. N., "

Grout William, "

Hall Franklin, "

Hill J. Henry, "

Hinds Ephraira, West Boylston
Hoar Geo. F., Worcester
Holbrook Leander, Milford
Hooper W. R., Woi-cester
Howe Wm. H., ''
Hyde B. D., Sturbridge
Kinnicutt T., Worcester
Ma.son Charles, Fitchburg
Mason Joseph, Worcester
Mathews J. H., "
Mavnard L. A., "
Maxwell W. B., ••
Merriam C. H., Leominster
Merriam D. H., Fitchburg
Jlerriam L. A., Uxbridge
Merrick Plinv, Worcester
Miles C. R., Millbury
SlorrUl D. L., Winchendon
Morse A., Worcester
Newton B. F., ''
Newton R., "
Norcross Aniasa, Fitchbnrg
Parker Geo. G., Ashburnham
Pearson H. B., Harvard
Prentiss Addison, Worcester
Randall Abraham G., Millbnry
Richardson G. W., Worcester"
Rogers Edward, Webster
Scammell J. S., Milford
Slocum Wm. F., Grafton
Smith N. J., Blackstone
Smith Wm. A., Worcester
Snow Chas. H. B., Fitchburg

226

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Squier Geo. L., Warren
Stevens C Q., Lancaster
Stevens Isaac, Athol
Stoddard E. B., Worcester
Stone Henry D., "
Swan G., Hubbardston
Swan Samuel, "
Taft George S., Uxbridge
Thomas Benjamin F., Worcester
Todd John, Fitchburg
Todd Paul P., Blackstone
Torrey Ebenezer, Fitchburg
Trumbull Joseph, Worcester
Tyler B. 0., Winchendoa
Underwood F. H., Webster
Verry G. F., Worcester
Ware Thornton K., Fitchburg
Washburn Emory, Worcester
Wayland Francis Jr., "
Weed Jared, Petersham
Weston AUyn, Milford
Wetherell Charles K., Petersham
Wetherell G. A., Worcester
Wetherell J. W., "
Wheaton Charles, "
Whitney Abel, Harvard [ton

Whitney G. H., { Bald winville) Temple-
Williams Hartley, Worcester
Williams Lemuel, "
Williams William A., "
Withington G. R. M., Lancaster
Wood Nathaniel, Fitchburg

Country Stores.

[ Where are kept Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, etc., etc. Those wkodeal
exclusively in one kind of floods, will
not be found here, but under the ap
propriale headings.}
Ackley Almerin L., [agent] Auburn
Adams WiUiam Jr., North Brookfleld
Aldrich H. A., Blendon
Allen George A., Leominster
Allen John, Sutton
Allen William, Southbridge
Ammidon A. F. & Co., "
Ball H. T., Milford
Barrows E. W. & Co., Blackstone
Bartlett J. S. C, Sutton

Bassett, Chickering & Co., Athol

Batcheller Joel, Northbridge

Bates E. L., Sturbridge

Bates Smith G., Northbridge

Bemas Phineas, Dudley

Bemis & Jones, Koyalston

Bemis L. & Co., Spencer

Bennett & Clark, Hubbardston

Blair A. & S. E., Warreu

Bottomly Wright, Leicester

Bowdoin William, New Braintree

Bradbury William S., Westminster

Bradford L. H. & Co., (South) Gardner

Bramin George E., Dana

Brown G. & W., W^iuchendon

Brown I. L. & Co., Oxford

Bullock B. & Co., Royalston

Butterick & Bartlett, Sterling

Chamberlain J. N., Sturbridge

Charles Truman, "

Chase Garduer, Douglass

Clapp James H., Templeton

Clark & Knights, North Brookfleld

Clark Thomas, ( West) Fitchburg

Coburn & Johnson, Southboro"

Coggeshall Joseph, Sutton

Cogshall William S., Fitchburg

Couiee D. W., Gardner

Conaut Geo. V., Broukfield

Crehoro k, Smith, Fitchburg

Curtis Albert, Worcester

Cutting Frederick, "

Cutting F. L., West Boylston

Davis Avery, Holden

Davis J., Templeton

Davis W. & W., Sterling

Davis 7s., Webster

Day D. W., Blackstone

Day & Mason, Winchcndon

Dixon George, Webster

Dunlap W. H., (North) Uxbridge

Bager Nahuui, Northboro'

Edwards J. Jr. & Co., Southbridge

Esterbrook Joseph, Royalston

Fairbanks Charles, U.\bridge

Farnsworth Wilder, Leominster

Farnum & Co., Millbury

Faulkner Winthrop, Grafton

Fay Dexter & Sons. Southboro'

Fayerweather & Griggs, Westboro'

Firth Samuel, Leicester

FLsher W. A. & Co., Grafton

Fisk A. E., Charlton

Fisk D. B., Upton

Fisk Eron A., "

Fisk John, West Brookfleld

Folger & Wiswall, Princeton

Forbes Lyman R., Rutland

Forbush Horace, Upton

Gale Cyrus Jr. & Co., Northboro'

Gale & Upham, (South) Royalston

Gates Artemas, Leominster

Giddings C, West Brookfleld

Gilbert S. W., Milford

Gillson E., Leicester

Gleason Joel, Princeton

Gorham & Knight, Uardwick

Goss Levi, Boylston

Goulding Ephraim, Millbury

Gouldiug James I., Athol

Goulding Jason, Phillipston

Green Chas. 0., Shrewsbury

Gregory D. H. & Co., Princeton

Grout J. N. & Co., Spencer

Hall D. S., Charlton

Hancock William, Dudley

Harlow & Willard, Harvard

Harrington & Co.,(N. E. Vill.) Grafton

Harrington S. D. & L., Paxton

Harrington, Wheeler & Co., Grafton

Haskell Christopher, Dudley

Haskell D. & W. H., Clinton

Hastings R. S. & Co., Berlin

Hatch & Co., Leicester

Hawes A. M., O.\ford

Hawes & Tohnan, Petersham

Heath S. W., Douglass

Henry Samuel G., Oakham

Heywood S. R., Hubbardston

Hill Dexter, Oakham

Hill James, Sutton

Hill Washington, Spencer

Hitchcock J. F. & Co., Warren

Holbrook B. F., Upton

Holbrook & Co., Millbury

Holbrook S. & Co., Northbridge

Holman A. & Co., Bolton

Holman A. R., Sutton

Holman S. W., Harvard

Houghton Alvin, Athol

Howe Barney, West Boylston

Howe Francis, Brookfleld

Howe Harrison, Gardner

Hunt & Hill, Douglass

Ido Charles. Fitchburg

Jacobs Geo. A., Dudley

Jenkins Gorham & Co., Barre

Johnson Moses, Sutton

Johnson & Russell, Dana

.lohnson Wm. R., Millbury

Kelley Levi, Blackstone

Kelley Moses, "

Kilner & Co., Templeton

Kimball & Robinson, Brookfleld

Knights H. W., Charlton

Knowlton Chas. L., Holden

Lamb & Co., Webster

Lathrop & Norton, Blackstone

Learned James, Ashburnham

Lee & Bassett, riiilliiiston

Lee & Lini'iilii, 'i'ciiipletou

liCe & Wood, (Kalilwiiisville) Templeton

Lewis ('. & Co., Lancaster

Linzie & Johnson, Dana

Marble & Hammond, Charlton

Maynard D. F., Boylston

Maynard H., Sterling

Maynard Lorenzo, Shrewsbury

McKenstry F. & (J. 0., Southbridge

McNeil Wm. C, Webster

Mead Josiah C, Rutland

Moore C. C, Bolton

Moore E. S., Berlin

Moore John, Warren

Morey R. D., Uxbridge

N. E. Protective Union, Division 32,
D. Wheelock, Blackstone

N. E. Protective Union, Division 99, H.
Knights, Wfst Brookfleld

N. E. Protective Union, Division 104,
I. Lovell, South Gardner

N. E. Protective Union, Division 219,
F. Brigham, Brookfleld

N. E. Protective Union, Division 225,
, Hubbardston

N. E. Protective Union, Division 252,
L. D. Prouty, West Brookfleld

N. E. Protective Union, Division 262,
Royal Knight, Warren

Ormsbee Erastus, Oxford

Paine A., Blackstone

Parker & Holmes, Southboro'

Parker & Tarbell, "

Partridge & Fales, (South) Royalston

Peirce John Q. A., Leominster

Phelps J. W., Lancaster

Pierce Peter, (Baldwinsville) Templeton

Plummcr Israel, Northbridge

Pope T. B. E. & Co., Webster

Pratt L. S. & Co., Grafton

Pratt Solomon, Fitchburg

Pray David P., (West) Fitchburg

Prouty Isaac, Spencer

Prouty Thomas A., Paxton

Putnam Daniel, Lunenburg

Putnam Samuel, Holden

Raymond Cornelius, Wincheudon

Raymond Silas, "

Reed Henry, Brookfleld

Rice & Co., Northboro'

Rice Danforth, Leicester

Richardson S. B., Warren

Robbins & Dun ton, Millbury

Rogerson Robert, Douglass

Ross Joseph, West Brookfleld

Sanford & Pease, Oxford

Saunders E. & Co., Grafton

Sawyer & Baldwin, West Brookfleld

Sawyer Joseph, Bolton

Sessions Wm. H., Warren

Sibley Wm. B., Oakham

Shumway & Co., \>'ebster

Smart H. M., Harvard

Smith Phetteplace, Blackstone

Smith & Pratt, (N. E. ViUage) Grafton

Smith R. L., Oxford

Smith Sylvester, Millbury

Snow C. E., Northboro'

Snow James, West Brookfleld

Southwick R., Blackstone

Stearns Osborne, Shrewsbury

Stockwell W. E., Grafton

Stoddard S. D., West Brookfleld

Taft G. J. & Co., Millbury

Taft Robert, Uxbridge

Thayer E S., Milford

Thayer Geo. W., Mendon

Thorp L. & Co., Athol

Thurston J. Q., Lancaster

Thurston N. S., "

Tucker Chas., Webster

Upham & Bruce, "

Upham Wm. H., Sturbridge

Vinton Geo. A., Southbridge

Vinton Otis F., Westboro'

Wadsworth & Allen, Barre

Wadsworth & Allen, Hardwiok

Walker & Whitman, Milford

Warren & Emerson, (South) Royalston

Warren G. G., Westboro'

Warren N. & Co., Brookfleld

Watson, Bemis & Co., Spencer

Wetherell & Mudge, Petersham

Whitin P. & Son, Northbridge

Whitman J. & Son, Westminster

Whitney A. Jr., Winchendon

Williams Geo., Hubbardston

WinchesU^r C. & G. C, Ashburnliam

Winchester F. A., Southboro'

Winter Aaron, West Boylston

Wiser Benjamin, Auburn

Wood Allen, Webster

Wood Cyrus 6., Uxbridge

Wood J. H. & Co., Grafton

AVood M. F., Lancaster

Woodcock L. T. & Co., Winchendon

Woodbury Luther, Sutton

WORCESTER COUNTY.

227

Woodbury S.".T., Sutton
WooUb & Co., Barre
Wright & Morse, Grafton

Crockery and Glass Ware.

Hrown & Cci., Worocster

Fay Dexter & Suns, Sciuthboro'

Phelps & Hale, Worcester

Daguerreotypes.

Adams George, AVorcester
Amsdcn E. II., Fitchburg
(Mi.ipin MoJes 11., Worcester
ClaCiii C. K. B., "

Mcnilton Josiah C, Fitchburg
rarklmrstOlifl J., Milford
Kickard I'., l''it<'hburK
JUiKsell 'I'lioiua.-i, West Boylston
Soiithwiok T. M., U.xbridge
Stnitt'ord II. K., Worcester
Van Ahstin A. W., Worcester
Whitney C. L., Clinton

Dentists.'
Bishop H. F., Worcestev
Blanchard E. R., Leominster
Blood Oliver H., Worcester
Blood T. S., Fitchburg
nickinson G. G., Milford
F'i.sk J., Clinton
Oilman John C, Westboro'
Harris 0. F., Worcester
Horn C. F., Clinton
Rowland A. A., Barre
Knight Joshua, Webster
McGregory John, Sturhridge
Miller Setii P., Worcester
Newton James, "

Newton William, "
Palmer Thomas, Fitchburg
Snow W. N., Worcester
Woolworth Alfred, Southbridge

Door Plates.
Hunting H. A., Worcester

Dry Goods.

[See also Country Stores.]
Burditt A. P., Clinton
Bryant George P., Worcester
Caldwell J. W., Clinton
Chamberlain H. H. & Co., Worcester
Claflin E. C, Milford
Clarke John B., Worcester
Cogshall William S., Fitchburg
Firth & Clark, Worcester
Hall George, Fitchburg
llardou B. L., Worcester
llardon J. J., Fitciiburg
Harrington F. W. & Co., Worcester
Hayward William A., Milford
Howland J. A., Worcester

Marshall , Clinton

Myers J. L., Worcester

Pratt Solomon, i'itchburg

Smith G. P., Clinton

Smith Orlando, ''

Stiles James F. & Co., Fitchburg

Stowe Martin, Worcester

Thayer E. S., Milford

Thayer W. W., Uxbridge

Thompson A. Y. & Co., Worcester

Upton Charles A., "

Upton John, Fitchburg

Dyers.

Adams H. B., Worcester
Burgess Danforth, Spencer
Trees Thomas, Fitchburg

Edge Tools.
[See Tools.]

Fancy Goods.

Crocker William, Milford
Ellis Charles S., Worcester
Jouvet John H., "
Lee Brothers, "

WoirellE., "

WUliams V. S., Milford

Fire Engines.

Clements Moses, Worcester

Fish Dealers.

Kichardson .Fonathan, Worcester
Kus.-<ell William, Milford
Scribnor U. F., Worcester
Whitney J'., Milford

Flour and Grain.

Aldrich & Co., Worcester
Bates & Comstock, Blackstone
Bliss, Sutton &. Co., Worcester
Bynner Edwin, Clinton
Carleton Ira & Co., Fitchburg
Carter Samuel, Ijincaster
(^irtcr William H., Fitchburg
Clark Thomas, Spencer
Clement & Co., Webster
Cook B. B., Milford
Draper & Clark, Worcester
Edwards Jacob Jr. & Co., Charlton
Fay Dexter & Sons, Southboro'
Fayerweather & Griggs, Westboro'
Firth Abraham, Leicester
Gerry George, Harvard
Gilbert 8. W., Milford
Harrington, Wheeler & Co., Grafton
Harris A. & W. H., Worcester
Holmes Reuben, Westboro'
Holmes & AValker, "
Lackey Warren, Uxbridge
Nelson J. A., Upton
NeLson Jonathan, Upton
Plummer Israel, Northbridge
Kice & Co.. Northboro'
Sprague, Lee & Co., Worcester
Stone E. N., Milford
Thayer, E. S., '•
Thaver Thos.B., "
Tilton & Howard, Milford
Whitin P. & Sons, Northbridge
Wood J. H. & Co., Grafton

Fruit.

Bennett J. C, Grafton
Dunsniore Sumner, Grafton
feton Wm. .(., Westboro'
Miller Wm., Milford
Thurston Daniel C, Worcester
WUUams V. S., Milford

Furniture.
Baker W. & H., Worcester
Bancroft J. R., "

Hayward W. A., Milford
King Benjamin, Clinton
Oliver Chas. W., Worcester
Taber & I^awrence, "
Willis Sidney D., Fitchburg
Wright .M. L., Phillipston

Grist Mills.

Adams Eliakim, Brookfield

Adams J. & A., Westboro'

Ammidon Ebenezer, Southbridgo

Arnold Oliver, Paxton

Baker Wm., Lunenburg

Ball Elijah, Shrewsbury

Ball Joseph, Northboro'

Ball Stephen, [heirs of] Northboro'

Bannister Seth, Boylston

Bartlett Joel, Northboro'

Barton Stephen Jr., Oxford

Benson Jarcd Jr., Blackstone

Blackmar M. P., Dudley

Bliss, Sutton & Co., Worcester

Bond Ira, Leicester

Bothwell C, Oakham

Brooks Asa, Westminster

Brown Joseph, Petersham

Burgess Joshua B., Ashburnham

Burns Dennis, Barre

Carlton Ira fc Co., Fitchburg

Carter Samuel, Laucuster

Cheever Wm. D., Princeton

Conant Andrew P., I./eominster

Conant Charles, Barre

Converse T. W., Brookfield

Cowee Ruel, West Boylston

Cozzens Joseph, (North) Leominster

Davison R. U., Dudley

Day Samuel, Ashburnham [pleton

Day & Sawyer, { Baldwinsville Tern-

Delvy 0. F., Spencer
Derby Wm. S.. Lunenburg
Dimick J. S., Ix'iccstcr
Dinsniore John, Auburn
Dunn Henry & Son, "
Ed<ly Ij<!vi. I heirs of) Sutton
Krncrhon Samuel, Uxbridge
Emersfjn & Stone, Sterling
Fairbank.s .losepli, Westboro'
Fisk L. D. &. IL, Upton
Garfield Joel, New Braintree
(Jarfield P., Princeton
Gaskin Samuel, Milford
datc^M .lohn, Oxford
(Hazier .lohn, Northboro'
Goulding Ephraim, (West) Millbury
Hale D., Dana
Hapgood Henry, Harvard
Harris Sydney, (Uinton
Haskell Abner, Uxbridge
Hersey Chiis., Paxton
Hicks" H. P., Clharlton
Hill Eli;is, Petersham
Holbrook Sylvanus, Northbridge
Holman Calvin, Lancaster
Holman Hardy, Millbury
Holman Seth, Koyalston
Howe Alonzo, Northboro'
Howe Hiram, Spencer
Hough & Collins, Milford
Hubbard John M., Holdcn
Jackson Aaron B., (South) Gardner
Johnson Chas., Northboro'
Jones Joseph, Charlton
Kendall Lyman, Athol
Kendal! William, Itoyalston

King , Millbury

Kingsbury Benjamin, Grafton
Lamb Carter, Leominster
I.amb Charles, Dudley
Lane S. & Co., Ashburnham
Lcgg, Taft & Knowlton, Upton
Lord & Newhall, Athol
Maynard Geo. C. Hardwick
Mclntire & Works, Fitchburg
Merriam Caleb S., Westminster
Moore Lewis & Co., Warren

Morey , Douglass

Morse Chas., Westboro'

Morse Lewis, Paxton

Jlorse William, Westboro'

Newell Baxter. Barre

Nichols Horatio. Warren

Nichols John, Southboro'

Nichols Lemuel, Ilolden

Parker Daniel, Hubbardston

Partridge Joshua & ('o., Templeton

Pepper Ashbel, New Braintree

Perry E.. Oakham

Pollard Aaron, Berlin

Pollard Amory. Bolton

Pratt Joel, Sterling

Pratt & Smith, Grafton

Red Mill, Westminster

Bobbins J. & H., Winchendon

Roper Martip, Sterling

Saunders David, Slilford

Sawins Moses, Southboro'

Sawyer John, Bolton

Sawyer Silas, Phillipston

•Scott & Seagrave, Milford

Sheldon Nelson N., Holden

Shumwav & Wight, Sturbridgo

Sibley S."& E., Chariton

Sigourney Wm., Oxford

Slater Samuel & Son, Webster •

Smith Dana, Charlton

Smith Roviil, Southbridge

Smith F. W., Princeton

Southworth .\ & Co., HardwicJc

Stone S. F., Harvard

Taylor L\man, Hardwick

Tower I.s^iac, Cliarlton

Tucker Ivory, Hardwick

AVaite Joseph, Hubbardston

Warren Elijah, Upton

Waters Nathan, Sutton

Wheeler John, Berlin

Wheelock N. A., Shrewsbury

White Ephraim, Blackstone

White Noah. Hardwick

Whitin P. & Sons, Northbony

228

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

VVTiitney E. M., Berlin
Wilder Ghas. L., Lancaster
Williams Geo., Uubbardston
Withington J. A., Harvard
Wood L. ¥., Boylston
Wood \Viii., North BrookCeld
Woodis Reuben, Rutland
Wyman Seth, Shrewsbury
Young Robert, Leicester

Gunsmiths.

Allen S., Shrewsbury [Worcester

Allen & Thurber, [rifles and pistols]
Hapgood Joab, Shrewsbury
Harrington Eli, "

Heinmingway L. J., "
Lawrence Wm., Milford
Ware J. S., Worcester
Waters A. H. & Go., Millbury
Wright A. v., Fitchburg

Hair Dressers.
Anthony Smith, Blackstone
Barker Bazil, Worcester
Black Wm., Milford

Coburn , Glinton

Davis Jacob, Webster
FovTler Benjamin, Millbury
Howard Peter, Fitchburg
Jenkins & Olough, Worcester
Johnson J. J., "

Locklear Robt., Uxbi'idge
Morey John, Worcester
Murray Augustus, Fitchburg
Perkins Wm., Barre
Raymond Daniel, Worcester
Rose Richard, "

Slaite J. W., "

Toney A., "

Walker Gilbert, "

Waller J. A., Milford
Williams James, Northbridge

Hair Worker.
Collier J. W., Worcester

Hardware.

Aldrich Edw., Fitchburg
Bartlett W. J., Milford
GlarkJ. G., "

Foster Calvin & Co., Worcester
Garfield E. & A. G., Fitchburg
Kinnicutt & Co , Worcester
Litch & Sawtoll, Fitchburg
Miller H. W., Worcester

Hardware.

Poole & Miles, Worcester
Towne L. D., [cutlery] Worcester

Harness Makers.

Allen W. E., Worcester
Ammidown & Tatem, Spencer
Ball Micah R., Princeton
Bateman Jonas, Harvard ,
Borden Lewis, Mendon
Bullard J. D., Uxbridge
BuUard Martin, Westboro'
Calveit John, Southbridgo
Chaffin Joseph, Northboro'
Chamberlain Mosos, Templeton
Colton Lewis E., Shrewsbury
Cummings John & Co., Southbridge
Dike Benjamin .Jr., West Boylstoa
EUeclr & Mason, Leominster
Felton M. B., Winchendon
Fessenden Charles, Fitchburg
Foster .1., Webster
Frost 3. G., Fitchburg
Haines A. V., West Brookfield
HaynesH. & M., Srurbridgo
Hodgman F. D., Millbury
Houghton I., I'cter.sham
Howard Rufus, Uubbardston
Howe Thomas, North Brookfield
Joslyn Milton, Westminster
Keith .lohn, Douglass
Kendall S. W., Bolton
Kent J. C. & C, Upton
Knapp Daniel F., New Braintrc«
Lamb Jason, Holden

Lilley J. N., Milford
Livingston James, Shrewsbury
Ma.son Henry, Athol
Morris Zebulon, Dudley
Parmenter Nelson, (Souths Gardner
Parsons R., Worcester
Perry William A., Hardwick
Pond Preston, Warren
Snow Lawson, .Oxford
Stearns William, Clinton
Taylor C. W., Worcester
Townsend John, Lancaster
Tucker I. M., Mendon
White .r. S.. Barre
Whiting T. B, Uxbridge
Whiting W. C, Worcester
Wilder George W., "
Willard James R., Rutland
Wood Caleb, Grafton

Hats, Caps, &c.

Barker S. D., Worcester

Bowles & Blood, "

Cayzer J. C, "

Clapp Levi & Son, "

Cushman & Geer, "

Davis .1. F., Warren

Dow John M. & Co., Barre

Emory L'anicl, Fitchburg

Garfield A., Milford

Guild E., Oxford

Kendall M., Worcester

KettellJ.P., "

Knights J. H., "

Mitchell, Hunt & Co., Milford .

Price Edmund, "

Roberts William, Millbury

Taylor William H., Fitchburg

Waite James M., Templeton

Hay Cutting Macliine.

Forbes & Doane, (North) Brookfield

Hosiery Manufacturers.

Crane H., Millbury

James R. K. & B., Worcester

Phelps K. & Co., Millbury

House Furnishing Goods.
Wheaton & Hickcox, AVorcester

Insurance Agents.
Bigelow W. H., Bolton
Chase George L., Millbury
Curtis G. T. S., Worcester
Faulkner \Vinthrop, Grafton
Fay Solomon, Southboro'
Fayerweather & Co., Westboro'
Fry John E., Bolton
Gardner Jerome, Harvard
Garfield Alvis, Milford
Gibbs E. K., Clinton
Goodrich J. W., Worcester
Holbrook Leander, Milford
Holnian Amory, Bolton
Hovey Marius M., Sutton
Howe Barney, West Boylston
McWales J., Milford
Sawyer Oliver B., West Boylston
Scaunell John S., Milford
Stevens Charles G., Clinton
Wa.shburn Holland, Worcester
Weston Allyn, Milford
Whipple J. W., Sutton
Whitcomb Reuben, Harvard
AVhitney Abel, •'

Withington 0. R. M., Lancaster
Wood A. G., Worcester

Iron Foundries.

Aldrich Edward, [dealer] Fitchburg
Blackstone Furnace, Moulton, ftgent,

Blackstone
Felton & Lathrop, Millbury
Fitch E. & D. & Co., Worcester
Gilmore & Beman, Winchendon
Green Ashor, Fitchburg
Hill John C, Athol
Hoar Thomas N., Athol
Moulton Jesse, Broofclield
Palmer E. M., Clinton
Parker & Warren, Templeton

Reed Hubbard, Webster
Trowbridge L., [forge] Warren
Wheeler William A., Worcester
Whitin P. & Sons, Northbridge
Wood, McFarland & Co., Worcester

Iron and Steel.
Pratt J. & Co., Worcester

Leather.
Southgate & Rogers, Worcester
Ingerson G. L., [polished] Northboro'

Leather Belting.
Bassett & Brierly, M'orcester

Linen.

Stevens H. H., Dudley

Livery Stables.

Adams Fleming, Milford

Adams J. Q., Grafton

Adams & Tucker, Spencer

Aldrich A. A. & Brother, Blackstone

Aldrich S. B., Upton

Ayers Isaac, Brooktield

Bacon Horace, Southbridge

Baird James S., Northboro'

Baker George H. & Co., (Baldwinsville;

Barnes J. L., Berlin [Templeton

Barnes & Morse, Worcester

Bartlett M., North Brookfield

Eatchelder & Sherwin, Royalston

Bemas N. P., Worcester

Bemis L. W., Spencer

Bigelow Charles, Petersham

Blair John, Southboro'

Bonney G. F. & Co., Worcester

Bowker John S., Gardner

Brewer William, Milford

Brooks Stillman, Westminster

Bullard Edwin, Westboro'

Bullard Josiah, Milford

Butler Ahnond, Uxbridge

Carr Ilial, Northbridge

Carter A. W., West Boylston

Clark Horatio, Sutton

Clark Noah, Hubbardston

Clayton John, West Brookfield

Clifford & Swan, Worcester

Conklin Austin, Leicester

Cook Welcome, Upton

Crowell George, West Brookfield

Cummings Preston, Oxford

Davis M. G., AVestboro'

Denney Rufus R., Oxford

Dale Samuel, Fitchburg

Draper , Milford

Dudley Edward, Sutton

Duncan James, North Brookfield [ton

Fairbanks Henry, (N. E. Village) Graf-

Felton L. B., Milford

Freeman Dwight, Webster

(Jilman & Bradford. West Boylston

Goddard Geo. S., Holden

Hastings R. S., Berlin

Hatch Wm., Leicester

Hayward I. P., Blackstone

Hill Edwin, Gardner

Hitchcock 0. S., AVarren

Holman E. L., Worcester

Howard & Wright, Fitchburg

Howard Justin, Worcester

Hunt Daniel, Upton

Johnson & Shaw, Sturbridge

Joslin Nathan, Webster

Kelly Nathan, "

Kendall Benjamin F., (South) Gardner

Kimball Elijah, Leicester

Knights & Butterfield, Clinton

Knights I. W., Ashburnham

Lamb G. & N., Leicester

Lcc James, Athol

Lord I. & J. A., Templeton

Lovell E. & Son, Millbury

Lovett S. P., Uxbridge

Lyon Aaron, Southbridge

Marsh Ebcn, Mendon

Martin Thomas, Templeton

Maynard Henry G., Fitchburg

Mayo Obed, Grafton

Mclntire Jaquith, Fitchburg

WORCESTER COUNTY.

229

Mitchell & Jones, Douglass
Moore 0. \V., Athol
Monro Ljuian, Laiipai^ter
Moore I." L., Northboro'
Moore 0. J., \\\!ttt Hoylston
Morse M. S., AViiicheiulon
Murphy Edward, Milford
Newton Lyman, Southboro'
Onthank .lennison, "
Parker A., Worcester
Parker Nahuni, "
Parks M. h L., Winchendon
Pierce A. II., Doiijilass
Pike A. J., lirookfield
lUce A. & L. A., Uarro
Rich William, Milford
Roberts George, Leicester
Scott Ooo. N., Uxbriilfre
Smith George, Nortlibridgo
Stockwell E. N., Worcester
Stone John, Uolton
Swan Baxter, Barre
Sweetser & Oo., Millbury

Taft , Nortlibridii-e

Taft Billings A., Blackstone

Taft Charles, "

Upham II. P., Millbury

Warren C. II., Shrewsbury

Wellington William, "

Wetherbee Marshall, Ashburnham

Wetherbee Z., Harvard

Wheeler Asa, Barre

Whiteomb fc Fairbanks, Winchendon

Whitcomb & lloluian, Clinton

White J. B., Grafton

WilliamS'B. D., Milford

Williams B. D., Mendon

Witt E. F., Worcester

Wood C. G., Uxbridge

Wood M. D., Worcester

Lumber.

Adams & Co., ^Vebster
Barbour II. JI., Worcester
Bridge J. P. & Co., Milford
Chapin Edmund, Worcester
Earle T. & 0. K., "
Gates John, "

Green Levi, Clinton
Kendall George, Milford
Longley Jonas, \Vestboro'
Luke Horace, Blackstone
Morse J. C. & Co., Worcester
Nourse B. B., Westboro'
Wilcox & Taft, Uxbridge
Wilson Henry, Southboro'

Machinery Manufacturers.

Clinton Co., C. W. Blanchard, agent,

Clinton
Curtis A., [woollen] Worcester
Goddard, Kice & Co., "
Tourtellott, Seaverns & Co., [paper]

Worcester [Worcester

Willard, WiUiams & Co., [woollen]

Machinists.
Andrews John, Northbridge
Benchly & Jackson, Millbury
Bickford W. A., Worcester
Combs S. C. & Co., "
Cotton Chas. W., Leominster
Cotton Ward M., "

Davenport I. N., West Boylston
Dixie E. F., Worcester
Flagg Samuel & Co., Worcester
Gilbert Lucian, Warren
Qleason & Co., Worcester
Goodspeed & Raymond, Winchendon
Heald Stephen, Barre
Hovey & LazcU, >Vorcest€r
Johnson William II., Worcester
Kent S. W., Leicester
Mallory Charles. Athol
McFariand, Leicester
Murdock D. C, West Boylston
Putnam J. & S. W. & Co., Fitchburg
Rice Joseph, Clinton
Richardson II., Leominster
Richardson N. & L. B., Athol
Smith Warren, "

Stuart Silas, Sterling

Taintcr Daniel, Worcester

Thayer A. 3., "

Thompson, Skinner & Co., Worcester

Thurston & Taft, Uxbridge

Waitc S. 0., Worcester

Waters Asa H. & Co., Millbury

White Luther, Worcester

Whitney B. D., Winchendon

Whitin P. & Sons, Northt)ridgo

Winslow E. & E. A., H.irvaid

Wood & Merrick, Fitchburg

Manufacturers' Goods.

Dinsmore S., Worcester

Machine Cards.

Baker & Co., Leicester
liisco & Denny, "
Dana J. D., "

Denny II. A. fc Sons, Leicester
Goodrich Butler, "

Ilurd Samuel. "

Mann Billings, "

Merriam Reuben, "

Murdock J. & J., "

Sargent J. B. & (.'o., "

Southgate & Smith, "

Southwiek Thomas, "

Stone J. M., "

Upham Baylis, "

Watson L. S., "

White & Denny, "

Whittcmore W". & .T., "
Woodcock J. & L. & Co., licicester
Woodcock, Knight & Sons, "

Match Manufactui'sr.

Farr George & Co., Athol

Match Box Makers.
Farr George & Co., Athol
Ilapgood Lyman W., "
Hoar A. D., "

Whitmore & Jones, Ashburnham

Marble Workers.
Brown William & Co., Fitchburg
Childs,Bardwell & Co., [stone] Fitchb'g
Griswold Jonah B., Sturbridge
H.artwell Isaac, Fitchburg
Hill Jason, Milford
Lewis Joseph, Worcester
Lewis Tliomas, "

Morse D., Lancnster
Roundy & Davis, Harvard
Stone I. N., Harvard
Struthers W. C, Millbury
Walker Willard, Barre
Winslow Edward, Harvard

Masons and Plasterers.

Aldrich Israel, Sutton
Allen S. G., Charlton
Bigelow Joseph, West Boylston
Bradford W., Milford
Brown J., Shrewsbury
Bryant Amos, Bolton
Buck E. A., Upton
Carter Luther, Berlin
Dodge J. E., Uxbridge
Edgarton John, Harvard

Fairbaiik , Leicester

Fisher M., Sutton
Harrington Austin, Westboro'
Harrington Thom.is R., Millbury
llarthan W. B., 'West Boylston
Hastings W. B.. Brookfield
Howe Jones, Southboro'
Hudson Timothy, Westboro'
Jacobs & Brother. Webster
Kent Calvin, Spencer
Moore E. W., Leicester
Newell Albert, Milford
Newell Charles, Millbury
Newton Barnabas, Grafton
Pollard Albert, Harvard
Pollard Thomas, Berlin
Prince Horace, Charlton
Reed M. T., North Brookfield
Rice Dennis, Northboro'
Rugg John, North Brookfield
Sawyer Ezra, Clinton

Shoruiun Albert, Uxbridgn
Tucker B. & Son, Shrewnbury
Warren Darius, NVcstboro'
Warren .loci, "

Wliite I'l., l<ancaKtcr
While Martin, Douglass
Will.iiil Williiiui, Harvard
Willi < William, Douglass
Woodlmry Malaclii, Bolton
Wyman Charles, Lanca-ster

Millinery.
Ainsworth W. F. & Co., Barre
Bellows Eliza, Worcester
Black II. M., "

Blackburn & Co., "
Buck Maria, Westboro'
(!aldwell J., Blackstone
Campbell A. E., Worcester
Chamberlain U. U. & Co., Worcestei
Davis E., Clinton
Day A. B., Fitchburg
Felton R., Worcester
Flint Austin, "
Forbes .loseph, Westboro'
Harrington J. C, Milford
Hayward Wni. A., "
Henries H. C. & Co.. Fitchburg
IlinckleyC. C , Athol
Jencks L. A., Worcc.'ster
Jones Philander P., ''
Lee Brothers, "

Parsons L. M., "
Rand J. S., "

IJobin.son & Stevens, Webster
Stiles J. F. & Co.,Fitcliburg
Upton Isaac H. & Co., Worcester
Wilder E. A., Lancaster
^Villiams M. R., Worcester

Millwi'ights.

Southwiek Lovell, Douglass
Sawyer Joel, Bolton
Richardson Lysander, Athol

Morocco Dressers.
Adams I. & T. R., Ashburnham
Whitney & Russell, "

Music Stores and Musical In-
struments.
Farley & Pearson, [seraphines] Wor-
cester
Jewett N. B., [seraphines] Worcester
Loring G. H., "

Marsh A., "

Morse Milton M., [seraphines] "

Musical Instrument Makers.

Farley & Pearson. Worcester
FessendcTi L. G., Fitchburg [burg

Page & Hawkins, (piano cases] Fitch-
Whitney Andrew, Fitchhurg
Whitney J. P. & J., "
Wilder Charles L., Lancaster

Oysters and Eefreshments.

Adams John, Webster
Allen & Vibbards, Millbury
Arnold William, Worcester
Ayers Baxter, North Brookfield
Bathrick Warren, Northbridge
Benchley II. W.. Worcester
Bridge C. H. & Co., Clinton
Buriiitt Frederick, Clinton
Clapp M. B., Worcester

Clements , M'ebster

Conant John, Worcester
Cunningham i'., Douglass
Derby Andrew, Leominster
Doane Amos L., Worcester
Dustin & Fuller, Athol
Flint T. P., Fitchburg
Fuller Brigham, Douglass
Gates D. C, Worcester
(Jleason Lewis, West Brookfield
Harkness Nathan, Worcester
Hathaway D. A.. Warren
Holt C. W., Fitchburg
Jones D. N!, Milford
Lar led Alonzo, Webster
Lovell A. B., Millbury

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Maynard Joseph & Co., Fitchburg
Moulton .losiah, West Boylston

Newell , Milford

Newton J. F., Northboro'
Newton J. II., Oxbridge
Oriad P. L., Worcester
Richards & Allen, Worcester
Runnels John, Web.ster
Rus.sell William, Milford
Smith Alplieus, Leicester
Spuir & Lewis, Worcester
Stimpson Hiram, Stockbridge
Thompson J. F., Worcester
Tucker \Vm. P., "
Tyler Fredcriclc, Warren
Whitney J., Milford
Winchester J ., Southboro'

Pail Makers.

Bancroft Amasa, South Gardner
Caldwell & Ellis, Ashburnham [ton
Davis Joseph, (Baldwinsville) Temple-
Greenwood & Sargent, Templeton
Hill John C, Athol
Murdock E. Jr., Winchendon
Murdock Elisha, "

Southard Gilbert, Athol
Tenney Wm. J., Ashburnham
Wheeler Jonathan, Athol

Painters.
Aiken Chas. P., Hardwick
Albee & Fisher, Mendon
Allen A. A., Shrewsbury
Allen E. II., Northboro'
Ames John D., Worcester
Arnold Alfred, Uxbridge
Baker John, Stockbridge
Ballard M. S., \Vorcester
Barnes F., Oxford
Barnes Leonard, Webster
Barrus & Prescott, West Boylston
Barry ThomoR, Athol
Beman Arteinas, Westboro'
Bingham C. T., Spencer
Blake Barnum, Westboro'
Blauchard J. Q. A., Sterling
Bowker George, Fitchburg
Boynton John S., Sterling [ner

Brick Alfred H., [chairs] (South) Gard-
Buck Chas., West Boylston
Chase Rufus II., Ilubbardston
Chase & Wilder, Leominster
Cheney & Clark. Worcester
Clark D. II., Upton
Corbin Lucian, Dudley
Cummings Josiah, Uxbridge
Curtis S. N., Douglass
Dexter F., Brookfield

Drake , Upton

Durant Amos, Fitchburg

Esterbrook J. P., "

Esty Ilenian, Southboro'

Kenton Ephraim, North Brookfield

Field John W., Barre,

Fisher A. II., Milford

Gibson A. J., Clinton

Grange Henry II.,IIardwick

Greenwood & \Vright, [chairs] (South)

Gardner
Griffin Anson, West Brookfield
Griffin Erastus, North "
Hardy B. D., Westboro'
Hardy D. P., "
Harrington Samuel, Sturbridge
Hayward L. & Co., [chairs] Gardner
Hitchcock G. Q., Warren
llolden Joshua II., (South) Gardner
Houghton & Chafin, Clinton
Howland J. P., Barre
Hunt A. P., Worcester
Hunting H. A., "
Jenks Hiram, Brookfield
JewcttWm.S., Bolton
Jones .lohn S., West Hoylston
Keith B., North Brookfield
Keith Chxs., Warren
Keith l^uke S., Douglass
Kelly Daniel, Blackstone
Kendall E. & 0., Westminster
Knight & Buswell, Grafton

Lyman Chas. A., Lancaster
Marble Howard, Ashburnham
Mason Wm., [carriage] Barre
May Luther A., Ilubbardston
Maynard A. F., Shrewsbury
Mavo Wm., Westminster
Mcintire A. T., Charlton
Mclntire J. W., Spencer
Merriam Joel, Westminster
Merrill S. W., Berlin
Mellish John, Auburn
Moreland Wm., Spencer
Morgan Z. A., Petersham
Moore Chas., Stockbridge
Nason Geo., Sutton
Neville Francis, Milford
Nichols C. P., Worcester
Olds S. B., Warren
Peyton Wm. H., Ilardwick
Phelps James & Co., Northboro'
Pierce Estes, AVest Boylston
Pollard Luke, Harvard
Pratt Lyman, Charlton
Puffer li. A., Athol
Randall Francis A., Leominster
Redding Samuel F., Grafton
Rice Dexter, Worcester
Richardson & Tenny, Milford
Richardson Wm. A , Leominster
Robbins J. C, Northbridge
Safford Chns., Lanc.-ister
Sawin Joseph D., Gardner
Simmons J. F., Milford
Sly Amasa T., Webster
Smith Daniel, Holden
Smith & Frost, Worcester
Smith G. J., West Boylston
Smith G. W., Blackstone
Smith Henry, Dana
Stratton George, Leominster
Stiles F. G., Worcester
Stone E. H., "
Sullen William, North Brookfield
Tenny Linus, Sutton
Tufts N. A., Fitchburg
Upham Chas. W., Rojalston
UphamJohnM., "

Wheeler M. W., Millbury
Wheelor Sewell, Leicester
Wheeler & Wilder, Ashburnham
Whiting Daniel, Dudley
Whitney Chas., Shrewsbury
Willard E. S., Harvard
WillardJ.M., "
Willard Josiah, Worcester
AVilliams Harrison, Petersham
Woodward Tilly, Sturbridge
Wright Ephraim, Gardner

Paints, Oils, and Glass.
Chase Ichabod & Co., Worcester
Clark J. G., Milford
Fisher A. H., "
Foster C & Co., Worcester
Harrington C. A., "
Harrington & Wheeler, Grafton
Poole & Miles, Worcester
Thompson J. F., "

Palm-leaf Hats, Matresses, &/0.

Bassett, Chickering & Co., Athol

Braman George E., Dana

Bullock B. & Co., Royalston

Buttrick & Barllett, Sterling

Buttick & Gibson, Barre

Davis William & W., Sterling

Desper Jason, Barre

Esterbrooks Joseph, Royalston

Farrar Gardner, Fitchburg

Frost Milton, "

Gamboll Carlos, Barre

Gale & Upham, Royalston

Gorham & Knight, Hardwiok

Goulding Jason, I'hillipston

Ilawcs & Tolman, Petersham

Jenkins, Gorham & (Jo., Barre

Johnson Si Rusi^cll, Dana

I>ee & Bassett, Phillipston

Lee & Lincoln, Templeton

Lee & Wood, ( Baldwinsville) Templet'n

Linzie & Johnson, Dana

Partridge & Fale, (South) Royalston

Putnam Daniel, Lunenburg
Rogers Lyman F., Barre
Twichell Asa W., Athol
Wadsworth & Allen, Ilardwick
Wadsworth & Allen, Barre
Warren & Emerson, Royalston
Wetherell & Mudge, Petersham
Woods & Co., Barre
Woods M. F., Lancaster

Paper Hangings.

Bowker George, Fitchburg
Brown & Co., Worcester
Hayward W. A., Milford
Newton A. H., Worcester
Shepley Stephen, Fitchburg
Tolman & Wallace, "

Paper Makers.

Brierly James & Co., Millbury
Brown George & Co., Fitchburg
Crehore Edward, (North) Leominster
Crocker & Burbank, Fitchburg
Crocker S. S. & Co., "

Gibson & Rundlett, Westminster
Jones & Wheelwright, '*
Lucas & Henderson, "

Lyon J. & Son, Fitchburg
Maynard George C, Hnrdwick
Newell F. H. & Co., Millbury
Parker William T., (North) Leominster
Stacy Nathaniel, Harvard
Stiles & Co., Leicester
Whitney & Bogart, Fitchburg
Wilder S. W., "

Pattern Makers.
Bixby A. W., Worcester
Healey J. W., "

Periodical Depots.

Ballard E. J., Clinton
Bridge C. H., "
Stacy G. W., Milford
Thompson S., Worcester
WilUams V. S., Milford

Physicians.

Adams Charles, Oakham
Albee S. T., Douglass
Andrews John, Boylston
Austin H. B., Athol
Barnes Henrj', Northboro'
Barrett William M., Fitchburg
Barrows E. A., Webster
Bates George A., Worcester
Bates J. N., Barre
Bennett A. W., Uxbridge
Bigelow William H., Blackstone
Billings L. F., Ilubbardston
Bosworth F. A., Grafton
Boutelle Thomas R., Fitchburg
Boylston W. N., Princeton
Brigham A., Shrewsbury
Brigham H. 11., [botanic] Fitchburg
Brooks Alfonso, Princeton
Brown F. D., Webster
Brown George, Barre
Burditt G. W., Clinton
Carpenter H. Jr., Upton
Carpenter Nelson. \V'arren
Carter Calvin, Lancaster
Chamberlain George F., Ilardwick
Chandler George, AVorccster
Clark J. K., [homoco.] "
Clark R. R., Northbridge

Clark , AVorcestcr

Colony George D., Athol
Corlew Joseph E., Millbury
Cornish T. 0., Milford

Cummings , Leicester

Cummings R., Lancaster
Curtis William, West Brookfield
Curtis W. C, Soiithbridgo
Cutler AA'illiani H., Ashburnham
Cutting Flavel, AVcstminstor
Davis David, Holden
Davis Henry G., Millbury
DeLand A. B., AVorcester
Dow J. 0., Harvard
Dowse C. D., Clinton
Dyer Edward C, Spencer

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231

Fay Allen C, Milford

Fay Charles M., Charlton

Fay J. B., Shrewsbury

Field C. C, Leominster

Fields George A., Grafton

Fisher J., Vitchburg

Fisk D., IJrookficld

Fiske Calvin P., Sturbridge

Flag3 Samuel, Worcester

Flint Edward, Leicester

Oilman II., Brookfleld

Qodiliiig Alvah, Winchendon

Gould .1. U., Kojalston

Griggs Samuel, Westboro'

Griggs Thomas T., Grafton

Green Daniel, Auburn

Green John, Worcester

Guilford Jonas, Spencer

Uarriman II. C, Gardner

Harris G. W., [Ijotauic] Fitchburg

Hartshorn E., Berlin

Hartwell S., Southbridge

Hastings George W., Grafton

Heard .lohn, lieoniinster

Hero J. II., Athol

Heywood Benjamin, Worcester

Hey wood Benjamin F., ''

Hitchcock Alfred, Fitchburg

Hobart A. L., Southboro'

Holman David, Oxford

Holman E. A., Harvard

Howe J. C-, Grafton

Hoyt George, Athol

Huntley 0. L., Fitchburg

Jewett George, Templeton

Jewett II. A.»Northboro'

Johnson H. F., AVorcester

Johnson Joshua J ., Northhoro'

Kendall P. T., Sterling

Kimball W. M., Blackstone

King S. D., Lunenburg

Kittredge F. G., Harvard

Knights. P., Dudley

Lamb D., Charlton

Lee J. R., [ho.i^pital] Worcester

Iceland Francis, Milford

Lincoln , \Vestaiiuster

Lincoln Henry, Lancaster
Lincoln William L., Winchendon

Lindsley , Dudley

Linnell Jonathan E., Douglass
Linzie Daniel, Dana
Lovell Ephraim, West Boylstou
Manning Peter, Lunenburg
Marsh L. E., Dana
Marshall Jonas A., Fitchburg
Martin 0., Worcester
Martin S. P., Oakham
Metcalf John G., Men don
Mignaalt L. M. F., Worcester
Miller Alfred, Ashburnham
Miner Julius F., New Braintree
Morse George M., Clinton
MulUken E., Milford
Murdock John N., Auburn
Myrick Lawson, West Brookiield
Negus Charles, Webster
Newell Jonathan, Harvard
Nichols Jonathan, Oxford
Orcutt Almon M., Ilardwick
Osgood J. W. D., Templeton
Otis D. G., Fitchburg
Paine Samuel C, Oxford
Parker Amos, Bolton
Parker David, Gardner
Parker Ileury, Grafton
Parkhurst William, Petersham
Partridge Warren, Princeton
Peck William D , Sterling
Peirce G. W., Leominster
Phelps Moses, Hubbardston
Pierce Delano, Grafton
Pierce Nathaniel, Ashburnham
Pillsbury Levi, Fitchburg
Pond Benjamin, Westboro'
Porter Isaac, Charlton
Porter Joseph J., North Brookiield
Potter Allen, Blackstone
Rawson Levi, Grafton
Rising H. H., Westboro'
Robbins James W., Uxbridge
Robinson Erastus, Northbridge

Robinson T. G., Fitchburg
Rogers II., Worcester
Rus.«ell Ini, Winchendon
Russell William L., Barre

Rutliford , Blackstone

Sargent Henry, \>'orcester

Sargent .lo.seph, "

Sanders William S., Sturbridge

Simoiids Oeoigi' W., Clinton

Smith David, Douglass

Snow P. S., Fitchburg

Southwick M. ])., Blackstone

Spaulding Leo, Millbury

Spooner U.A.,(Ccntreville) Southbridge

Spooncr Ma.son, Templeton

Starkweather J., Upton

Stone Andrew, Worcester

Stone James, Phillipston

Taylor Samuel, I'ctorsham

Terry William, Sutton

Thompson J. L. S., Lancaster

Thornton William, Grafton

Tripp Benjamin H., Rutland

ViningT. D.. Dana

Walbridge A.', Leicester

Wardsworth T. W., Fitchburg

Warren G. W., West BoyUton

Warriner Lorenzo. Warren

West Joseph 0., Holden

Wheeler Fd^ard M., Paxton

Whitcomb (!has , Worcester

White D. P., Douglass

White John, Westminster

Wilder Abel, Blackstone

Williams Wm. H., Athol

Willis Isaac P., Royalston

Woodward Rufus, \\'orcester

Workman Wm., '•

Planing Mills.

Bail & Rice, Worcester

Barr P. W., Petersham

Brooks Asa 2d, Westminster

Brown Willis, Uxbrhl«re

Burpee Nathan, Sterling

Clements & McKenstry, Southbridge

Cushing Joseph, Fitchburg

Day & Sawyer, Templeton

Fairbanks Joseph 11., Westboro'

Farrar Chas. S. & Co., Fitchburg

Green Levi, Clinton

Harrington liuther, Royalston

Hastings Emery, Barre

Ilayward Levi & Co^ Gardner

Hayward Moses, Sterling

Hawkes E. & Co., Templeton

Ileald Stephen, Barre

Ilenshaw Dexter, Fitchburg

Hough & Collins, Milford

Howe Abel, Hubbardston

Howe Hiram, Spencer

Jones Edwin, Worcester

Kendall Lyman, Athol

Luke Horace, Blackstone

Makepeace D. B., Barre

Moore Amory, Worcester

Morse Lewis, Paxton

Nourse B. B., Westboro'

Parker, Folger & Ames, Worcester

Richards & Brooks, "

Sheldon & Hadley, Leominster

Southworth A. & Co., Hard«iclc

Taft, Arnold & Brother, Mendon

Towne, Chaffee & Co., Sturbridge

Wright M. L., PhilUpston

Plane Maker.

Gouch V. J., Worcester

Platers.

Blackmer L., North Brookfield
Wallcer Appleton, Worcester

Plough Makers.
Peckham Paul, Petersham
Peirce Joseph, Fitchburg [cester

Ruggles, Nourse, Mason & Co., Wor-
Ware James B., Oakham

Plumbers.
Easty James F., Worcester
Spaulding Z. P., Fitchburg

Sutton John, Worcester
Wilson Orin, Fitchburg

Pocket Books.

Cobb C A., Worcester

Ijovi G. II., North Brookfield

Polished Leather.

Ingerson G. L., Northboro'

Porte Monnaie Frames.
Gooding John Jr., Worce.iter

Pottery.

Tolman Daniel, Sterling
White Abner S., "

Powder Manufacturer.
Hobbs Samuel M., (SmithviUe) Barre

Printers.

Ballard E. Jr., Clinton

Brown Wm. S., Blackstone

Cook 0. S. & G. W., West Brookfield

Earl & Drew, Worcester

Garfield E. & J., Fitchburg

Gould Arnold M., Barre

Hale L. W., [copperplate] Worcester

Hamilton Chas., "

Howland H. J., "

MendallD J., Athol

Rollins G. F., \\'inchendon

Shumway James, AA'ebster

Spalding Samuel, Milford

Stacy G. W., "

Strong James P., Barre

AVarren S. P., Fitchburg

Webb Chas. B., Worcester

Provision Dealers.

Belknap Lyman, Westboro'

Brigham & Stowell, Worccs'ter

Buttrick Francis Jr., Fitehburg

Chase A. & J. A. & Co., AVorcester

Cook L. H.. Milford

Culver Jesse S., Worcester

Dupee Chas. B., Fitchburg

Fletcher & Robbins, Leominster

Harrington .1. C, Milford

Hayward J. B., AVest Boylstoa

Hobbs & Sibley, Spencer

Hunter Ira, Worcester

Jourden David & Co., Grafton

Ix)we C. M. & Co., Fitchburg

N. E. Protective Union, A. Peaslee,

AA'orcester
Newton & Thompson, AVorcester
Norton Allen, "

Pratt J. B., [produce] "
Prentice Henry, "

Rich A. G., AA'arren [ter

Sprague, Lee & Co., [produce] AVorces-
Stockwell Merrill, AA'orcester
Sweet II. N., Clinton
Wallis F. 0., Southbridge
Wilkinson Wm., Milford

Puhlic Houses.
Abbott Henrv, Holden
Aldrich S. B", [Vpton Hotel] Upton
Allen AA'iUard, A\estmiuster
Balch E., Leominster
Blackmore F. A.. Dana fboro'

Blake E. D., [Northboro' Hotel] North-
Blunt Joseph, [Oakdale House] West
Boylstoa fboro'

Brigham Dexter, [R. R. House] Hest-
Broad E., [Nashua Hotel] AVorcester
Brooks John Jr., Princeton
Brown Jesse, Oakham
Bullard E. AV., Hardwick
Carder C. \A'., Sturbridge [ster

Cleaveland Lovell, [R.R. Hoase] AA'eb-
Cljfford & Swan, [Central House] Wor-
cester
Conant W. F., Hubbardston

Cook , [Westbridge Hotel] Upton

Cowce & Hathaway. [West Brookfield
Hotel] AA'est Brookfield [ton

Cumming's [Hassanamiseo Hotel] Graf-
Davis Joseph, [Bald^Tiusville] Temple-
ton

232

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECOKD.

Dean M. S. P., Rutland [lass

Dudley J. H., [Douglass House] Doug-
Esterbrook Dwight, Paxtoa
Everett S. S.. [Watson House] Spencer
Faulkner & Burdett, [Clinton House]

Clinton
Felton L. B., [Felton House] Milford
Fitts Ira M., [Temperance House]

Brookfield
Flagg & Dodd, Paxton
Goldsmith J. G., Templeton
Green & Kichard3on,[VVorcester House]

Worcester
Hatch W'm., [Hatch's Hotel] Leicester
Healy Abiel, Southbridge
Henry Robert, Lunenburg [ter

Hey ward C, [Lancaster House]Lancas-
Ilill Dexter, Oakham
Hill Edwin, Gardner
Hitchcock C. S., [Warren Hote]]Warren
Holbrook & Davis, [Northbridge Hotel]

Northbridge
Jacobs Loriug, Athol
Johnson Joel, Dana [Webster

Joslin Nathan, [Temperance House]
Kelley Nathan, [East Village Hotel]

Webs ter
Kendall Benj. F., (South) Gardner
Knight I. W., Ashburnham
Lovell E. Jr.,[5iIassasoit House]Millbury
Lovett S. P., [Wacautuck House] Ux-

bridge
Marsh E., [Mendon Hotel] Mendon
Martin Thomas, Templeton
Mclntire & Jaquith, Fitchburg
Morey \Y. A., [MiUvUle House] Black-
stone
Morse Jlilton S., Wincliendon
Moulton D., Fitchburg
Park Horace, Rutland
Parker J., [Holman's Tavern] Bolton
Patch Edwin, Koyalston
Phillips & Hammond, Fitchburg
Pierce A. H., [E. Douglass Hotel]

Douglass [ter

Pierce Jesse, [Franklin House] Worces-
Pierce Levi, [U. S. Hotel] Worcester
Pinkham [N. E. Vill. Hotel] Grafton

llawson , Charlton

Jieed Peter K., Sterling

Rice A. & L. A., Barre

HiceF. A. &H., "

Rich Wm., [Exchange House] Milford

Sholes E., Sturbridge [Brooktield

Stevens E., [Temperance House] North

Tourtellott C. A., [W. Sutton House]

Sutton [Worcester

Tucker & Bonney, [American House]
Turner Milton, Southbridge
Twichell Francis Jr., Petersham
Twichell S. E., Athol
Tyler Theodore, New Braintree
Wait P. W., [Temperance Exchange]

Worcester
Wakefield Lorenzo, Holden
Wellington Wm., [Shrewsbury Hotel]

Shrewsbury [Worcester

Wesson Wm., [Washington Sq. Hotel]
Wetherbee Z., [Temperance Hotcl]Har-

vard [Blackstone

Wheelock Joseph, [Blackstone House]

Pump Maker.
Clapp Philo, Bolton

Bailroad Car Builders.
Bradley Osgood, Worcester
Breck Moses T., "

Glazier Henry, Northboro'

Bake Makers.

Rngglcs Gardner, Hardwick
Underwood & Greenwood, Templeton

Eeed and Harness Manufac-
turers.

Cowdin James D., Fitchburg
Kendrick J., Worcester

Kefrigerators.
Eldredge & Drury, Worcester

Ropewalk.

Slater L., Worcester

Sashes, Blinds, and Doors.

Aldrich Smith, Blackstone
Allen Timothy B., Millbury
Bacon Otis, Southbridge
Beckworth Alvah A., Fitchburg
Bemis S. S., West Boylston
Bowker Geo., Fitchburg '
Cartwright Daniel, Berlm
Cheney James M., Athol
Clark J. G., Milford
Clements & Co., Southbridge
Combs James, Millbury
Cooley Zelotes, Dana
Doane Amos, Royalston
Eaton A. & Son, Fitchburg
Farrar Chas. S. & Co., "
Furbush Harvey, Charlton
Harrington Luther, Iloyalston
Harris Foster, Sterling
Haywood Moses, "
Hoar & Proctor, Athol
Humphrey W. H., Milford
Jewell & Conant, Leominst«r
Lamb Foster, Worcester
Lapham A. H., Dudley
Legg, Knowltou & Taft, Upton
I/Uke Horace, Blackstone
Makepeace D. B., Barre
Moore Araory, Worcester
Rice Baxter, Southboro'
Stimpson James, Templeton
Stockwell Sylvanus, Athol
U.sher James & Co., Spencer
Wheeler Jonathan, Athol

Saw Maker.
Elwell E. M., Worcester

Saw Mills.
Ackley A. L., Auburn
Adams 0., Brookfield
Adams J. & A., Westboro'
AJdrich H. & A . WinchendoQ
Aldrich ^Vheeler, Uxbridge
Ammidown Eben, Southbridge
Arnold Oliver, Paxton
Arnold Samuel, Sturbridge
Baker William, Lunenburg
Ball Elijah, Shrewsbury
Ball Stephen, [heirs of] Northboro'
Ballon Ebenezer, Gardner
Banni.'itcr Seth, Boylston
Bartlett Joel, Northboro'
Bartlett Jonathan, "
Barton Stephen Jr., Oxford
Bassett Samuel, Barre
Battles Franklin, Westminster
Bemau Asa, West Boylston
Bemis Alpha, Spencer
Bemis N., "

Bigelow Asaph F., Rutland
Bigelow C. W. & Co., Wiuchendon
Bigelow J. W., Rutland
Blackmar M. P., Dudley
Blood Horace, Charlton
Bond Ira, Leicester
Bowers C. H., Harvard
Bowman Elmer, Westboro'
Broad I. & A., Holden
Brooks Asa, Westminster
Brown Dana, Hubbardston
Brown Joseph, Petersham
Bro^vning C, Spencer
Bruce, Whitney & Bowkor, Royalston
Buden Amos, Sutton
BuUard 0 C, "
Burgess Joshua B., Ashburnham
Burt Chas., Oakham
Burr.age Geo. S., Ashburnham
Burpee Edward, Sterling
Bush Wilder, Northboro'
Buttcrick James, Sterling
Cape Edmund, Charlton
Capron J. W., Uxbridgo
Carter Samuel, Lancaster
Carter & Sheldon, Fitchburg
Chapin M., Holden
Clements & McKenstry, Southbridge

Colman John L., Hubbardston

Colman L., Gardner

Colman I/., Hubbardston

Conant Andrew, Leominster

Conant Levi, Hubbardston

Coolidge Chas., Sterling

CooUdge Chas., Westminster

Corbett John, Milford

Corey & Kibling, Ashburnham •

Cowee John, Gardner

Cozzen Joseph, Leominster

Davis Joseph, Templeton

Davison R. N., Dudley

Day Samuel, Ashburnham

Day & Sawyer, Templeton

Dexter Eben, Royalston

Diraick J. S., Leicester

Dinsmore John, Auburn

Doubleday Joseph, Dana

Draper E.D., Milford

Dunn Henry & Son, Auburn

Edson Henry, Dana

Ellis Daniels, Ashburnham

Emerson & Stone, Sterling

Fales Joel G., Templeton

Farrar Chas. S. & Co., Fitchburg

Farrar S. S., Royalston

Fay Lovett, Milford

Fay Lysander, Athol

Fisher Philo, Douglass

Fisk L. B. & H., Upton

Foster Leonard, Ashburnham

Fry Chas. J., Athol

Fry Job, "

Fry & Wheeler, Athol

Furbush Jonathan, Bolton

Garfield Joel, New Braintree

Garfield P., Princeton

Gaskin Samuel, Milford

Glasier Thomas E., Gardner

Glea-on & Co., Millbury

Gleason Henry, Dana

Goodspeed Daniel J., (South) Gardner

Gross Elijah, Ashburnham

Harris Sidney, Clinton

Hathaway Joseph, Millbury

Hawkes Benjamin, Templeton

Hayward I^evi & Co., Gardner

Heald Jonas, Hubbardston

Heald Stephen, Barre

Healy Lemuel, Dudley

Hersey Charles, Paxton

Hicks H. B., Charlton

Hill Elias, Petersham

Hill John C, Athol

Hobbs Samuel M., Barre

Hodges Geo. Jr., Oxford

Holbrook Asa, Holden

Holbrook N. ,W., Upton

Holbrook Sylvanus, Northbridge

Holden Calvin, Lancaster

Holland James, Barre

Holland Sewell, "

Holman Seth, Royalston

Howard Geo. C, Hardwick

Howe George, Gardner

Howe Hiram, Spencer

Howe Jothani Jr., Princeton

Howe Nathan, Holden

Howe & Smith, Rutland

Howe S. B., Boylston

Hubbard John M., Holden

Johnson Chas., Northboro'

Jones Alvin, Sturbridge

Jones J., Charlton

Kelly J. & D., Blackstone

Kelly S. & J., "

Kendall Ephraim, Winchendon

Kend.Tll Loring, Fitchburg

Kendall Lyman, Athol

Kingsbury Benj., Grafton

Kingsbury Elisha, Webster

Uinib Daniel, Hubbardston

Lamb Jason, Phillipston

Lamb Justin, Templeton

Lime J. C, Leominster

Larned A., Oxford

I/awrence & Hale, Hardwick

Lawrence T. C, Uxbridge

Legg, Knowltou & Taft, Upton

Leland Wm., Templeton

Lincoln Lucius Q., Petersham

AVORCESTER COUNTY.

2:J3

liOcko .lames, lioylston
LoniburJ Franklin, \Vc3tminster
Lord & NewliuU, Athol
Lorinp; Nelson, Barre
Lovfll Harrison, \Vest Koylston
Mann Tlionias, I'eter.sham
Marble Luke, Ashburnliam
Marshall Timothy, Lunenburg
May John, Sterling
Maynard Geo. C, Ilardwick
Mclntire fc Works, Fitcliburs
Jlerriam Francis A., \Vestmin6ter
Merriani Rufus, Sutton
Metcalf .lacob, Koyalston
Moore Lewis & Co., Warren

Jlorey , Douglass

Morse Chas., Westboro'
Morse Lewis, Paxton
Morse William, Westboro'
Murdock E. Jr., Wiiichendon
Newell Baxter, Barro
Nichols Horatio, \Varrcn
Nichols John, Milford
Nichols & Stuart. Sterling
Osmer Edward, Templeton
Parker Daniel, Ilubbardston
Parker Daniel M.. Oakham
Parkhurst P. P., Milford
Partridge Herman, Templeton
Pepper A., Barre
Pepper A., New Braiutree
Perry E.. O.ikliam
I'hiliips Edward, Sturbridgo
Phillips L., Spencer
Pierce E. L., Barre
Pollard Aaron, lierlin
I'oUard Aniory, Bolton
Powers Edward. Phillipston
Pratt Joel, Sterling
Prentiss Henry, Hubbardston
Prescott Samuel, Sutton
Priest Henry, Dana
Prouty A. B., Rutland
Putfer James, Westminster
Putnam J. P., Fitchburg
Raymond .\bijaU H., Westminster
)!.ayniond Sullivan, Uoyalston
Rice Daniel H.. Barre
Rich Eben, Oxford
Rich Elijah, Charlton
Jlich John, "
Richardson Joseph, Uxbridgo
Richard.son Win. B., Sterling
Robinson William, Oxford
Rogers Ariel, Petersham
Roper Martin, Sterling
Savage Seth. Hubbardston
Sawins Moses, Milford
Sawyer Elisha, Templeton
Sawyer George, "
Sawyer Joel, Bolton
Sawyer John, "
.''awyer Luke, Ilubbardston
Sheldon Nelson N., llolden
Sheppardson J., Royalston
Shove J. M . U.xbridge
Slmmw.ay & Wright, Sturbridge
Sibley P. & E., Charlton
Sigourney Wm., O.xford
Slater Samuel & Sons. Webster
Slocum P., [heirs of] Shrewsbury
Smith Royal, Southbridge
Snow P.. Spencer
Southard Gilbert, Athol
Southworth A. & Co., Uardwick
Spooner Bradford, '"

Stevens Laban, Charlton

Stockwell , Lunenburg

Stone .lames, Royalston

Stone Leonard, Templeton

Stone S. F.. Harvard

Taft Arnold, Mendon

Taft J. S., Uxbridge

Taft P. P., Upton

Taft Thomas, Jlendon

Tenney Stephen R., Ilubbardston

Thayer Ellis, Charlton

Thurber Daniel, Sutton

Travers Elijah, (South) Gardner

Tucker Avery, Hardwick

Tucker John, Sutton

Underwood Caleb, Hubbardston

27

Upton Edwin, Fitchburg
Usher James fe Co., Spencer
Vaughan Nicholas, Dana
Verry Samuel, IJliicUstone
Waite Moses, Hubbardston
\^■ait« & Ware. "
Walker E. & F., Rrookficld
Wallis Dudley, Douglass
WallisE. G.,

Ward Alvin, Ashburnham
Ward Isaac D., "
Warren Elijah, Upton
AVellington Clark, Rutland
Wheeler .lonathan, Athol
Wheelock N. A., Shrewsbury
Whitcomb F., Bolton
Whitcomb J. &, L. Hubbardston
White Daiiiel, (South) Gardner
White Noah, H.ardwick
Whitin P. & Sons, Northbridge
Whitman Calvin R., Wincheudon
Whitney E. M., Berlin
Wight Daniel & .Son, Sturbridge
Wilder Chas. L., Lancaster
Wilder James, Sterling
Wilder Mark, Princeton
AVilliams A. & A., Peter.sh.am
Williams Geo., Hubbardston
Will.son W., Blackstone
Withington J. A., Harvard
Wood Alba T., Upton
Wood Durtou, Athol
Wood L. F., Boylston
Wood Otis, Princeton
Wood Perrv, Jlendon
"Woodbury 'W & W. S., Fitchburg

Woods , North Brookfield

Wright J. & N.. (South) Gardner
Wyman Franklin, Westminster
Wynian Seth, Shrewsbury
Yates Amos, Douglass
Young R., Leicester

Scythe Manufacturers.

Brown J. C., Warren

Crossman C. P. & Co., Fitchburg

Kimball A. & Son,

Sibley Perley, Athol

.Simonds Abel, Fitchburg

Smith Russell, Athol

Shingle Mills.
Acklev A. li., Auburn
Adams E., Brookfield
Auunidown Eben, Southbridge
Ball Elijah, Shrewsbury
Barnes David, Hubbardston
Barrett Charles, Ashburnham
Eartlett J., North boro'
Blackman M. P., Dudley
Brown David, Hubbardston
Burpee Edward, Sterling
Butteiick James, "
Colman John M., Ilubbardston
Conant Asa, Paxton
Conant Levi, Hubbardston
Coolidge Chas.. Sterling
Corey & KibUng. Ashburnham
Crosby Josiah, Berlin
Day Samuel. .Vshburnham
Dinsmorc .lohn. Auburn
Dow Nathan, Holdeu
Dunn Henry & Son, Auburn
Ellis Daniel, Ashburnham
Emerson & Stone, Sterling
F.airbanks Corning, Westboro'
Fisher Philo, Douglass
Fisk L. R. & II., Upton
F'itch Bradley, Charlton
Furbush Jonathan, Bolton
Garfield Joel, New Braintree
Garfield P., Princeton >■
Hale U'arren, Dana
Hapgood Henrv, Harvard
Hcaly Davis, Dudley
Ilealy Lemuel. "
Ilolman H., Millbury
Houston H. W., Ashburnham
Howard Geo. C, Hardwick ■"
Howe Hiram, Spencer
Howe Jotham, Princeton
Johnson Chas., Xorthboro'

Kendall Lyman, Athol
I/imb Daniel, HnbburdKton
Lawrence T. C., I xbridgo
Lelancl William, Templi'ton
Lovell Harrison, West Boylston
.Moore I>ewis & C'o., \>'arren
Morse Lewis, Paxton
Newell Baxter, Barre
Newhall Otis, Spencer
Nichols Luke, Sterling
Nichol.s & Stuart, "
Parker Daniel, Hubbardston
Prentice M., Northbridge
Priest Henry, Dana
Putnam James, Sutton
Raymond Abijah, Westminster
Roper Martin, Sterling
Sawyer John, Bolton
Shove J. M., Uxbridge
Smith Geo., Westminster
Smith Itoyal, Southbridge
Southworth A. & Co., Hardwick
Spooner Bradford, "

Stone S. F., Harvard
Taft, Arnold & Co., Mendon
Taft P. P., Upton
Taft Thomas, Mendon
Tyler Geo., West Brookfield
Usher James & Co., Brookfield
Ward Alvin, Ashburnham
Whitcomb F., Bolton
Whitcomb J. & L., Hubbardston
While Daniel, (South) Gardner
Wilder Mark, Princeton
Wood Otis, '•

Wyman Seth. Shrewsbury
Yates Amos, Douglass

Shoe Findings.

Cushman & Geer, Worcester [ter

Southgate & Rogers, [leather] Worces-
White Amos [shoe tools] Northbridgo

Shoe Peg Makers.

Bemis & Jones. Royalston
Farr C. & II., Athol
Oakes I. & A., ••

Shoe Tool Manufacturer.

Packard Sumner, Sturbridgo

Shuttles.

Pratt S. & Co., Worcester

Sieve Manufacturers.

Lincoln S. & W., (lakham

Silver Ware Manufactory.

Maynard C, \\orcester

Sleds. Wheelbarrows, &/C.
Burpee Nathan, Sterling
Farrar Solomon .S., Royalston
Prouty William, '"

.Soap Makers.

Brown Willard. >Vorcester
Burgea Dauforth. Spencer
Fessendcn Daniel E., Milford
Lincoln Henry F., Stui bridge
Marsh Warner, Southbridge
IJawson D. & E.. Webster
Rugg Geo. W., Worcester
Stearns & Co., Bl.ackstone
Stockwell Lysander. Worcester

Sweet , Lancaster

Whitin M. D., Northbri Igo

Spectacle Makers.

Ammidown II. & Co., Southbridge

Spokeshaves and Wrenches.

Coes L. & A. G., [wrenches] Worcester
Dixie E. F., '•

Stair Builders.

Carter E. W., Worcester
Earl Henry,

Stoves and Tin Ware.

Andrews Collins. Petersham
Bancroft Otis. Athol

234

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Billings Aaron, A\'orcester
Cady L. W., Stockbridge
Clark Jonas G., Milford
Clank Jonas G., Hubbardston
Cox Enoch, Sturbridge
Knapp & Beals, Winchendon
Litch & Sawtell, Fitchburg
Loring J. F., Worcester
Manley Lilley S., Hardwick
Alerriam Benj., Ashburiiham
Nichols & Eliot, Leominster
Oliver F. P., V\'orcester
Sawyer Henry, Sferling
Spaulding & liobinson, Fitchburg
Whitcomb & Smith, Templeton
Whitcomb Nathan, Fitchburg
White & Davis, Barre

Tailors and Drapers.

Allien li. M., Wcstlioro'

Allen G. A., Ijniimiiister

Bacon Joho, Atliol

Uartlelt S., Brooktidd

Bartletl&; ftlarsli.ill, North Brookfield

Bates Georpe, Blackstoiie

Boan Horace, "

Black Geo. W., Athol

Blair &. Canijibell, Leominster

Borcli & M(!yer, Worcester

Brown VV. & A & Co., "

Bullard Etlian, VVi;lister

Buttrick Ehen, Sterling

Cain William, Millord

Carnerford Peter, Pelersham

Carney Jidin, Webster

Cook S. I)., Brookfield

Craig D. F., Cliarliori

Cross & Co., Fitchburg

Cuiinabell J. IL, Mendon

Day & .Mason, VVinclieiulon

Derinot .lolm, Blackstoiie

Oennot Stuart, Nortlibridge

Dorothy Hiigli. Paxtoii

Duiiton H. 1'., SouUibriilge

Dupee J., Brookfield

Dyer W. B. Millord

Fiirrar Thos., Itoyulston

Fclton Jolin, Barre

Field C. W., Clinton

Firth , Norlhbiidge

Flugg Allen E., Lunenburg

Fleming William, lloklea

Flinn J. B., Gardner
Flynn John B., llubbardstoii

Forlmsh Horace, Upton

Freelaiid Cliarlej vv'., Worcester
Gee E. B. & Co., Fitcbburg
Goodspeod James, Soutbbiidge

Goiildiiig Frederic, Worcester

(Jullivor F. W., Koiilhbridge

Gunn George, U.xbridgo

Harding Caleb, Jr., Fitcliburg

Harrety Daniel, Clinton

Haven G. W., Lancaster

Havves listen, Bane

Hawes H. E., Noilliboro'

HHyes M. !>., I^iuco-ter

lleiliorington William, Webster

Hicks B. J., Weslboro'

Hougliloii P., Douglas

Howe N. B., WesLininstor

Hown William F., Lcomiiintcr

Howland & Duiiton, Spencer

Huiluon W. II., WoK.oster

Jerrauld E. K., BrookHeld

Joirauld , Clinton

Johnson S. W., Harvard

Kelly James, Wehsior

Kerr John, Shrewsbury

Kiliiur & (Jo., Phillipslon

King I). I)., Bolton

Leslie L. N., Bidton

Loverelt J. VV. & Co., Fitchburg

Manly Michael, Uxhridgo

Manning Abid, Fitchburg

Murcv (ieorge A., iMillbury

Mc(;ianin J. ftL, Winchendon

Mc.Mullen I) , Blackmrno

Mecornoy William, (Jral'ion

M()ore H. .S., Worceitor

Moore John, Wsrren

Mulgruvo M., Blackstone

Parker Samuel, Worcester
Putnam Iicwis, Siputbboru'
Hay ftlark W., Ashburiiham
Keevcs John J., Alliol
Rice Austin i;., Holden
Riddle James M , Hardwick
Ring 1). 0 , Bidion
Rii-s.dl B. A , Stiiibridge
Scully D., Douglas
Sessions William IL, Warren
Shaw E. F., Sturbridge
Sliiimmewav Silas, Webster
Smith Edwin, Grafton
Stockwell L., Grafton
Slurtevant L. W., Worcester
Sullivan William, Oxford
'I'hurston W. H., Oxford
'I'vlor Theodore, New Braintreo
Waite Abel, Millbnry
Wakefield W. F., Dudley
Walker Asa, Worcester
Ware Albert P., "
Webb & Heath, Milford
Welch Thomas, "
West John M., West Coylston j
Whittier H. C , Worcester
Witherlee John, Upton

Tanners and Curriers.

Allen L. S., Shrewsbury

Allen Liberty & Co , Sturbridge

Babcock & Burrage, Leominster

Bailey Charles M., Steilmg

Bailey Dinsmoie, Dudley

Bellows E. B , Worcester

Bidlows T. cSc Z., Paxlon

Bennett Nelson, Stiirbridgo

Bryant Artemas, Petersham

Caldwell John, Fitchburg

Chillis E. N , Mjllbury

Clark Asa, Petersham

Davenport & Morse, Athol

Davis George C. Norlliboro

Davis 'J'hoir.us, Rutland

Dodge L. VV.. [currier] Grafton

Everett William S., Princeton

Field Sjiencer, Barre

Forbush Joseph W., Westminster

Goddard S., ItoyaLslou

Godfrey & Mayhcvv, Milford

Holman Rufus, Li'icester

Miller C. &. Son, New Braintree

Montague Jas. S., [curricrj Brookfield

Moise Isaac, Wincheiiilon

P.loulton B. K , leurrierj Grafton

Miiz/y J., Leicester

Nelson & Rice, Shrewsbury

Nye P., Norih Brookfield

Phelps Edward, West Boylston

Procior Eilwaid, [currier] Spencer

Putnam J. K. , [currier] (irnfton

llobinfion Jere., (currier] Nnrtlibridgo

Robinson William, Lunenburg

Rogers J. R , Brookfield

Sherman Itenjamiii W., Hardwick

Sibley [. P., Templeton

Simmids & Peckhum, "

South wick S. H.. Boylston

Htimpson & Whitney, ishburnliam

Stiino Jonas A., Westhoro'

Stow , [cunier] Oxford

Underwood Austin, Westhoro'
Ward William, Warren
Warren E. G & J., .Viibiirn
Warren II. E , Leicester'
Warren J. L., "

Warren Jimaihan, Grafton

Warren Leamler, [currier | Leicester
Warieii Rufus E., [currier] "
Warren Samuel, Holden
Wiirren Waterman G., "
Watson Jacob W., Princeton
Whitney John, [currier] (Jrafton
Wood A. & Sons, [curriers] Alillbury
Woodward & Warren, Hubbardston

Terra Cotta Ornaments.

Tolman Lutlier & Co., Worcester

Threshing Machine Maker.

West Charles T., Fitcliburg

Tin Plate Workers.

Barllett W. J. & Co., ftHlford
Benson Rufus. Blackstone
Biiwman George, Clinton
Kuynton Benjamin, Wesiboro'
Boynton C. J., West Brookfield
Burroughs Thomas. Nortlibridge
Cha|imaii &, Co., Blackstone
Clark J. G., Milford
Claik & Phelps, Worcester
(Jrofoot Edwin, Douglas
Davis C. P., Warren
Hancock Anson, Grafton
Hilioii & 'I'obey, Worcester
Kendall If. & H , West Boylston
l-eland Joseph W., Grafton
Loring J. F., Worcester
Mallalieu J. S , Millbury
IMdynard W. L., Lancaster
Peck ham George R , Worcester
Root Charles, Worcester
Russell J. U., "

Russell George, Upton
Spalding Erastus, Webster
Taft Charles A , Uxbridge
Taylor A. S , Oxford
White William & Co., Warren
Wing Charles, Uxbridge

Tool Manufacturers.

Belknap Lowell, Westhoro'
Buck Charles, Upton
Douglas Axe Co., Douglas
Farwell John T. & Co , Fitchburg
Hunt Warren, [axes, &c ] Douglas
Johnson A. S., [axes. &,c J Worcester
Leiand Levi N., Grafton
Newman William, Lancaster [burg
Page A. G. & Co., [edge tools] Fitch-
Phillips Daviil, [axes, &c.] Douglas
Riiggles Harvey, Upton
Stiles & Co [planing knives] Leicester
Thurston & Taft Uxbridiie
White Alfred [edge tools] Fitchburg
White Am. IS, [shoe lools] .Northbridgo
Wilder Luke, " Leominster

Trunks.Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.

Bagley Sc Carlton, [carpet bags] Clin-
Cl.ipp'tJharles, Worcester [tt>u

Wlieelock John, "

Truss Maker.

Bateman Jonas, Harvard
Cutting A., Worcester

Turners.

Baker Richard, Royalslon

Bemis William, Ashbnrnham

Burpee Edward, Sterling

Clapp Elbett. Warren

Eaiiies Charles T., Milford

Farrar lliarles S. & Co., Fitchburg

Marshall David R., Asliburnhaiu

Nichols Luke A., Sterling

Pratt Joel, "

Snow John H., Athol

Vose & Barilolt, Koyalston

Umbrella Makers.

Hayes Wiliani IL, Fitchburg
Moore N. P., Woicester

Watchmakers and Jewellers.

.Alien George A., Leominster
Barrett Ilumplirey, Lancaster
Bemis M., (South) Gardner
Brown A C. & Co , Athol
Burbank A. L., Worcester
Cliampney S. P., "
Coleman Charles (-. "
Crocker W., iMilford
Cumniings Daniel, Barre
Dean Cyrus, Brookfiehl
Dresser Sylvester, Stockbridge
Dunbar R. D., Worcester
Fenno Wm. D. & Son, "
Goddard Benj imin, "
Goddard D &, I'o., "

(Joodniiw &. Smith. Fitchburg
Green Gilbert, Clinton

WORCESTER COUNTY.

235

(oiswolil J & W., rilchlmr;,'
lliiiisliicin .liHiica A., 'J'cmiilcion
ll;iw(-i Alicl, (;turiiin
ll;iywiiril \V. A., Milf.ird
lluywiKiil Jdcl M., Wiiichfindon
lliiMl Ji.lin, \V(.«t Itovlsto.i
.hiliri^oii l,evi,\Vor(:<sI,r
Kiinli:ill & WhitCdiiil), Fiicliburj
I'arlior Andrew, VVinohondoii
I'l^rry G A., Millhury
l'liL'l|is Liberty, Stockhridgo
I'uiiKiin P. H , Worcester
Hand (.'hiistoplior, Ijiiiiciistcr
Stiickwell U. II , VVeslliciro'
Story .S. N., Worcester
Towi'r Ltiko, Kiitland
Watermiiii Henry, IMIIlbury
Wheeler J F., H,Mlin
Wood Moses, Weslboro'

West India Goods.

Andrews .lames, Worcester

Ayera Horace, "

lialdvviii Josepb, Fitcliburg

Hull II G., Milford

Hales & (Jonistonk, Blackslone

liaylies A., Worcester

lleaiiiaii A. P.. Kitcbbiirg

itui'bee L. & (."o., Worcester

Hullaid Bi'njaniin, Westboro'

Caldwell 'I'lionias C, Fitcliburg

C'iirter & A lexander, Clinton

("ate A. II , Clinton

Clark William I. & Co., Worcester

Claik Thomas, Fitcliburg

(;.>ok L II., MillorU

Cook B. I? , "

Davis James, Worcester

Dexter, f^towe & Co , "

Draper & Clark, "

Dean Sylvester, Milford

K.iton 11. 'P. (St Co., Worcester

Kdwards & Bancroft, "

F.stey Oliver, Wc.'itininsler

Fairhank S. W., Witicliendon

Fliipg !.<• B., Worcester

Flaiuiurs C C- & Co., "

<;ates .lohn, "

Gilibs II & J., Petersham

Gilbert S. W., Milford

Grefforv J. E , Worcester

Critfin'll.&Co., "

Harrington William H., "

llolbro<d( P. & Co., "

lloldeii Howard, "

Howe & Holibs. "

lliiniley Rufus .M., Fitchburg

Ido Charles, "

Keyes 1) !)., (N. E. P. U. No. 12) Wor-

Liiicnln C. L.. Worcester [coster

Loveland D. Rl., "

Miiynard L. & Co., Milford

Morse Windsor, West LtoyUton

Morrell Henry, Worcester

Nnsli Lyman F., Iloldnn
N. 10. P. Union, \'M, Ashbiirnhnm
N. i;. P. Union, KM, Winebendon
N. 10. P. Union, yU), Athol
D.'ikes J. &. A , "

I'ond &, lOdwnnls, Filcbbiire
Iteddin-; Cliuili-s I. , Worcester
Iticli &. Brnoe. KoyaUion
Sawyer &. Brother, (Jlinton
Sinitli & llarrinj;lon, "
Sniitb Samuel .1., B.iire
Spring Luther, 'Jd. Worcester
Stevens Ahel, Fitcblnirg
^teeno Thomas, Milford
Stockwoll L. I1-, Fiiebhiir^j
Tatt & llarrinston, Worcester
Thayer 'J'. B, Milford
Thayer 10. S., "
Thayer Alden, V^^orcester
Tilti'.ii & Howard, .Milford
Wallace Waldo, Filchlnirg
Walker & Wbitmcr, Milford
White 'J'hoinus, W est Boylslon

Wheelwriglits.

.■\splnwall John, Brooktield
Duveiger J<din, "

lOa^or Denna, Nnrtbboro'
Ellis 'I'imothy, Mendon
Geichell & VVarreu, Blackslone
Gleason George, Douglas
•ilover Joel, '•

Goddanl Benjamin, Worcester
Hastings B K., B.iylston
Howaid Jonas, Sijttnn
lluntin? fjcwis, ^outllboro'
Keyes Zilia, Berlin
Keves Artemas, Boyl'ton
Knowlton Asa, Shrewsbury
Mallard Abner, Lancaster
May .hdin 1)., Dudley
Moir.it & Hayward, Blackstone
Pickrrinp Sylvester, Upton
Potter John, Harvard
Pratt S. A., Shrewsbury
Kobbing J. C, Nortbbiidgo
Roberts A. J . Spencer
Russell Oliver, Harvard
Sampson .Aaron. Worcester
Sililey Henry, Westboro,
Sililey Jonathan, Grafton
Smith Salmon, Shrewsbury
Smith Benjamin, West Boylston
Stowe Levi, Lancaster
Tourtfillot D. C, Worcester
Wallis R, R., O.xford
Warren Horatio, Westboro'
Whiting Georye, Nortbboro'
Whitney Charles, Shrewsbury
Wilder A. A., VVarreu

Wheel Manufacturers.

Read S. G., Worcester
Whittomorc Eli &. Co., Spencer

Whip Maker.

Emerson S. J., Worcester

Wino3 and Liquors.

Mcrriit lOdson, Worceslur
P.ek lOarl, "

Wbile E. n., »

Wire Workore.

Bigelow E. P. Sc Co., Worcenter
Hciisliuw 11. G. &. (.'o., Leicester
Mayers & Hill, Worcester
Washburn 1. Sc Co., "

Wool Dealer.

Beach Lucius, Worcceler

Woollen Manufacturers.

Raker &, Bellows, Millbury

Bak<'r & Bellows, (satinets) Leicester

Booth & Bottom ly, •' •'

Bullock Rufus, 'cassimeres) Royalston

Capron E L..(Glenham .Mills) Leicester

Ch:iffin Royal 11., (satinets) Ilolden

("Hilton ("o. (/". W. Blunchard agi. Clin-

Cogan M., (satinets) Chatltou [ton

Day Joseph, Uxbridge

Denny E. &. Co., (cloth) Barre (Plain)

Denny 11. S , (flinnels) I.,oicester

Ellis & Powers, Warren

Fnriihiim W. & D 1)., Blackstone

Friar Henry S., Fitchburg

Hall Edward S., Blackstone

Hamilton Woolen Co., Stockbridge

Harding C. L., O.xford [Barre (Plain)

Hayward .S. P., (satinets & flannels)

Hodges John Jr.. Oxford

Hoda;es &, Co.. (flannels) Leicester

Jones 1). W., (cafsimeres) Teuipleton

Kenny John, Millbury

Aiaiin & Marshall (satinets) ridden

Mansur Joseph W., Fitcliburg

Perry J. H. & Co., (satinets) Dudley

Scott & Hall, Blackstone

Scott & Seagrave (satinets) Milford

Seagraves & Chase, Blackstone

Sea^raves & Ballou, "

Sliorey Thomas H., (satinets) Spencer

Sibley VVarreu IL, " Rullat]d

Slater S. & Sons, Webster

Steere M. D., Uxbridge

Taft & Day, " [Fitchburg

Townefc Vose,( Fitchburg woolen mill)

l"nfts Manuf. Co. John Jewett, agent,

Upham Lyman, Spencer [Dudley

Waite. Prouty & Co , North Brookfield

Waters Reuben, Sutton

Wheelock C. A. & M. S., Uxbridge

VViiichendon Manufacturing Co., Kelly,

Luke & Co., Winebendon
Woodbury Asa, Sullon
VV oodis R., (satinet warps) Rutland

236

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

BANKS IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON BANKS.

ATLANTIC BANK.

No. 8 KiLBY SXIIKET. CAPITAL, 5-500,000.
Pliny Cutler, President. Benj. Dodd, Cashier.
Francis Fisher, Jeremiah Hill, James Johnson,
E. C. Hutchins, S. S. Arnold, W. R. P. Wash-
burn, A. G. Peck, Nathaniel Harris, J. S. Jenness,
James H. Kelsey, Directors. Richard Ward,
Teller. George William Dodd, Bookkeeper. Albert
Dodd, Assistant Clerk. James B. Adams, Mes-
senger. Joseph Mi\rray, Porter.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

ATLAS BANK.

No. 10 KlLT)Y, COR. DOAXE. CAPITAL, SoOO,000.

Chas. H. Brown, Prcs. Joseph White, Cash.
C. H. Brown, William Davis, John H. Foster,
Jeremiah Kahler, Moses D. Kimb,ill, Wm. F.
Parrott, F.'C. Manning, Directors. Benjamin H.
Barnes, Teller. Chas. L. Lane, Bookkeeper. Benj.
P. Lane, Messenger.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

BANK OP COMMERCE.

No. 83 State Street. Capital, ^1,500,000.

Edward C. Bates, Pres. Wm. H. Foster, Cash.
Edward C. Bates, Benjamin E. Bates, A. G.
Farwell, C. J. Hendee, P. T. Jackson, T. W.
Pierce. J. Sleeper, J. Slade, R. S. Wade, J. Wor-
ster, ^Directors. C. H. Warner, First Bookkeeper.
Merrill N. Boyden. Second Bookkeeper. A. S.
Lincoln, Paijimi Teller. Samuel Littl^, Receiving
Teller. Geo. W. Harris, Discount Clerk. A.
Bates, Collection Clerk. Thomas P. Haviland,
Cor. Clerk. Wallis S. Chase, Assistaid Clerk.
J. W. Hunt, Messenger. Waldo Earle, Assistant
Messe7iger.

Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.

No. 99 State Street. Capital, SoOO.OOO.

G. W. Crockett, Pres. John K. Hall, Cashier.
Chas. Rice, Clement Willis, Thomas Nickerson,
Chas. Lane, J. W. Pottle, Jos. C. Bates, W. S.
Eaton, David Snow, Directors. E. W. Bumstead,
Paging Teller. George E. Hersey, Receiving
Teller. Joseph Richardson, Bookkeeper. N. J.
Rockwood, Assist. Bookkeeper. J. M. Burgess,
Messenger.

Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

BOSTON BANK.

No. 48 State Street. Capital, 5000,000.

Robert Hooper, President. Jas. C. Wild, Cash.
Robert G. Shaw, Nathan Appleton, Daniel C.
Bacon, Josiah Bradlcc, Samuel Cabot, Thomas B.
Curtis, Henry Upham, J. C. Howe. J. Ingersoll
Bowditch, William S. BuUard, Directors. Robert
Lash, Clerk. J. G. Gundcrson, Teller. F. L.
Church, 7)i!,wOT(«< Clerk John Harris, Bookkeeper,
George Brcckenridge, Messenger.

Discount, Tuesday and Frjday.

BLACKSTONE BANK.

Hanover, cor. Blackstoxe St. Cap., S'2-50,000.
Frederick Gould, Pres. Joshua Loring, Cash.
William Adams, A. L. Chamberlain, Dexter
Roby, Gardner Ciiilson, Benj. L. Allen, Joel JL
Holden, Loyal Lovejoy, Henry Cutter, Geo. W.
Chipman, N. P. Mann, Isaac H. Hazelton, Direc-

tors. Abner G. Adams, Bookkeeper. John Carr,
Messenger.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

BOYLSTON BANK.

Corner of AVashingtox and Boylston

Streets. Capital, ^2.50,000.

Wm. Parker, President. J. J. Soren, Cashier.

Warren White, William Pope, Thomas Hunting,

Isaac Emery, Jonathan Ellis, Amos Cummings,

Abnqr E. Fisher, Directors. D. S. Waterman,

Bookkeeper. Luther Blodgett, Messenger.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

CITY BANK.

No. 61 State Street. Capital, 51,000,000.

C. W. Cartwright, President. C. C. Barry,
Cashier. P. Grant, Isaac Livermore, Wm. T.
Andrews, P. S. Shelton, D. Chamberlin, S. R.
Payson, J. B. Glover, C. C. Chadwick, Directors.
Wm. S. Edmands, Pagi^ig Teller. James W.
Cashing, Receiving Teller. H. L. Keyes, Book-
keeper. Charles W. Holbrook, Discount Clerk.
W. 11. Frost, Collection Clerk. Wm. H. Johonnot,
Messenger.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

COCHITUATE BANK.

Cor. Wash. AND Summer Sts. Capital. 5250,000.
S. M. Allen, President. C. S. Lane, Cashier.
Charles'L. Bartlett, S. W. Fowle, S. S. Perkins,
S. C. Demeiest, Directors. Jas. W. Bailey, Teller,
Bookkeeper and Messenger.

Discount, Wednesday and Saturday, P. M.

COLUMBIAN BANK.

No. 34 State Street. Capital, 5-500,000.

Joseph G. Torrey, President. James M. Gor-
don, Cashier. George W. Lyman, Joseph Tilden,
W. Amory, J. T. Coolidge, Charles Henry Parker,
George M. Barnard, Directors. Albert Drake,
Teller. Geo. Cushing, Bookkeejier. Benjamin F.
Sawyer, Messenger.

Discount, daily.

EAGLE BANK.

No. 70 State Street. Capital, 5-500,000.

Waldo Flint, President. Robert S. Covell,
Cashier. William Almy, John D.mc, Andrew
Cunningham, George H. Gray, E. D. Briyhain,
James L. Little, John Williams, John D. B.ites,
Prince Hawes, Benjamin Thaxter, Directors.
John A. Mcndum, Paying Teller. James P. Hast-
ings, Receiving Teller. Isaac W. Blanchard,
Bookkeeper. Ebenezer Sampson, Messenger and
Collection Clerk.

Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

EXCHANGE BANK.

28 State Street, Merchants' Bank Building.
Capital, 51,000,000.
George W. Thayer, President. J. M. !Marsh,
Cashier. S. R. Spaulding, J. B. Kimball. Alex'r
Strong, John G. Davis, Israel C. l{iue, John Fos-
ter, ban'l C. Baker, Sampson Reed, William H.
Diuibar, Directors. J. M. Pettengill, Paying
Teller. Al)ncr I. Benyon, Receiving Teller. SamT
C. Smith, Bookkeeper. B. V. French, Jr., Second
Bookkeeper. John T. Bouve, Discount Clerk. E.
O. Rockwood, Collection Clerk. F. S. Davis,
3Iessenger.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

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PANEUIL HALL BANK.

No. 4 Makket Sa., south hidi-; Faneuil Hall.

CAriTAL, 5.500,000.

James "W. Baldwin, J'rcsidcnt. Jonas Bennett,

Cashier. Jas. W. Ikildwin, Jos. C. Bailey, J. H.

Curtis, C. C. Chamberliu, J. V. Fletcher, Dexter

FoUett, Lambert Maynard, C. J. Morrill, Lemuel

Pitts, N. Rohbins, Jr.. Reuben Rice, Abijuh

Thompson, Dircvlors. Edward L. Tcad, Tdlcr.

M. R. Simonds, Second Teller. T. G. Hilcr, Jr.,

Bookkeeper. Divid W. Foster, Messcnqcr.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

FREEMAN'S BAITK.

No. 28 Sea Street. Capital, 5300,000.^
Solomon Piper, Pres. Jeremy Drake, Cashier.
Frccinan Fisher. John H. Rogers, Ebenezir At-
kins, Prentiss llobbs, Tisdale Drake, Directors.
S. D. Ilortun, Bookkeeper. J. F. G. Baxter,
Messenger.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

GLOBE BANK.

No. 22 State Street. Capital. 51,000,000.
liinatius Sargent, President. Charles Spraijue,
Cashier. Abel Adams, Stephen Fairbanks, Henry
Hall, Payson Perriii, Directors. William B.
Stevens, Paying Teller. Samuel S. Stevens, Re-
ceiving Teller. Oliver Cole, Bookkeeper. Chas.
James Sprague, Discount Clerk. Chas. S. Callen-
der, General Clerk. William S. Nichols, Collec-
tion Clerk and Messenger. Chauncey Peck, Porter.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.

GRANITE BANK.

No. 61 State Street. Capital, 5750,000.

, President. Archibald Foster,

Cashier. J. McGregor, J. Y. Bacon, Charles
Brooks, H. !M. Holbrook, George R. Sampson,
Alpheus Hardy, James H. Beal, Directors. Sam'l
Knecland, Teller. Alfred B. Hali, Bookkeeper.
Henry Kneehmd, Assistant Teller. Joseph Cal-
lender, Jr., Assistant Clerk and Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.

GROCERS' BANK.

No. 70 State Street. Capital, 5300,000.

Samuel G. Reed, President. P. E. Kingman,
Cashier. Winslow Whittemore, Ephraim Lom-
bard, Sylvester Bowman, Joseph P. Ellicott,
Edward R. Seccomb, Directors. Chas. H. Smith,
Teller. G. Francis Thayer, Bookkeeper. R. E.
Graves, Discount Clerk. Charles H. Tylor, A[es-
scnger.

Discount, Monday.

HAMILTON BANK

No. 60 State Street. Capital, 5500,000.

Daniel Denx\y, J'rcsidcnt. Otis Turner, Cashier.
Thomas G. C'arv, Gardner Brewer, William
Phipps, Samuel W. Swett, M. P. Wilder, Thos.
Wigylcsworth. Jr., B. F. White. Directors. Edw.
Hearsey, Jr., Teller. S. S. Blanchard, Bookkeeper.
Geo. Leighton, Assistant Clerk and Messenger.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

MARKET BANK.

No. 1 Merch. Exchange. Capital, 5560,000.
Josiah Stickney. President. Jona. Brown, Jr.,
Cashier. Jesse Bird, William Thomas, F. O.
Watts, C. 0. Whitmore, A. H. Bowman, Benj.
Scwall, Directors. Samuel P. Oliver, Teller.
Benjamin F. Tcel, Bookkeeper. Chas. E. Currier,
Clerk. Charles S. Evans, Mcs.^engcr.

Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

MASSACHUSETTS BANK.

No. 66 State Street. Capital, 5800.000.
J. J. Dixwell, President. James Dodd, Cashier.
John h. Gardner, Wm. D. Sohicr, John J. Dix-

well, Israel Lombard, Charles H. Mills, George
Giirdncr. Directors. S. T. Hooper, Teller. Ilciiry
G. Foster, Bookkeeper. Israel Lfimbard, Jr., Dis-
count Clerk. Josiah H. Hayden, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thur.sday.

MECHANICS' BANK.

No. 27 TfR.NPiKE, (OR. I)ivisif)N St., So. Boston.
Capital, 5150,000.
Jas. W. Converse, Pres. Alvan .Simonds, Cash.
Daniel Cummings, Noah Brooks, JohnH. Jenks,
F. Nickerson, Directors. Thomas C. Simonds,
Teller and Messenger.

Discount, Monday.

MERCHANTS' BANK.

No. 28 State Street. Capital, 53,000,000.
Franklin Haven, Pres. John J. May, Cashier.
N. F. Cunningham. Luke Fay, Samuel Henshaw,
John B. Jones, David Henshaw, Francis C. Gray,
J. K. Mills, Israel AVhitney, Samuel Hooper, Eel-
ward Brooks, Directors. Thomas W. Hooper,
First Teller. William Raymond, Assista7tt Teller.
George Simpson, Jr., Second Teller. C. N. M.
Lincoln, Third Teller. J K. Fuller, Discount
Clerk. G. S. Eulfinch, Pension Clerk. E. H.
Severance, First Bookkeeper. John P. Gore, Sec-
ond Bookkeeper. G. M. Norwood, H. F. Flagg,
Accountants. H. H. Gore, Corresponding Clerk.
Thomas Bulfinch, Collection Clerk. JohnBarnes,
Messenger. George Hayden, Porter.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

NEW ENGLAND BANK.

No. 67 State Street. Capital. 51,000.000.

Thomas Lamb, President. E. P. Clark, Cash.
Joseph Whitney, Elijah Vose, Mace Tisdale,
William AVorlhington, Dudley Hall, Directors.
Samuel T. Thompson, Paging and Receiving Tel-
ler. James Swan, Bookkeeper. Seth Pettee, Dis-
count Clerk. Charles F. Swan, Collection Clerk.
Jacob H. Brown, Messenger.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

NORTH BANK.

No. 2 Mercii. Exchange. Capital, 5750,000.
O. Eldredge, Pres. J. B. Weaiherbee, Cashier.
Henry D. Grav, Daniel Kimball, Elijah Wil-
liams, James Weld, Francis B. Fay, Charles G.
Nazro, Directors. W. L. Barnes, Paging Teller.
John Chorley, Bookkeeper. S. Trull, Receiving
Teller. E. C. Millett, Messenger.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

SHAWMUT BANK.

No. 39 State Street. Capital, 5500,0^0.

John Gardner, Pres. Stephen Ti. Davis, Cashier.
William Bramhall. John L. Dimmock, Albert
Fearing, John Gardner, Jairus B. Lincoln, Aaron
Rice. B. T. Reed, Directors. E. Snow, Teller. C.
II. Miller, Bookkeeper. C. S. Riddle, Assistant
Clerk. Sampson Mason, Messenger.
Discount, Monday.

STATE BANK.

No. 40 State Street. Capital, 51,800,000.

Sam'l Frothingham. Pres. Geo. Atkinson, Cash.
Samuel Austin, Benjamin Bangs, Levi Bartlett,
Thomas Grav, Thomas P. Cushing, J. Ballister.
Robert ]M. Mason, James P. Thorndike, James S.
Amory, Georce Howe, Samuel T. Dana, Directors.
Charles 13arttett, Paging Teller. John B. Gould,
Receiving Teller. Willia'm E. Vincent, First Book-
keeper. Uemy VlcTcv, Second Bookkeeper. James
Sivrct, Discount Clerk. James H. Foster, Jr., Col-
lection Clerk. B. W. Edmands, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECOKD.

No. f)0 M-ATK .-■■l",ti-.l-.l >.'a)> T.-. .. . Ml .1 r.|

Enoch Baldwin, J-'n-j. >i:trA-i C."-i r .is'iic
C. Ncwhall, M. S. Lincoln, U'.lli nn f.. .-p i.,nf..
William Barrage, J. M. Jones, l-aa. \Viil am--
John Albree, C. Stetson, G. S. Lou', .1. < Wuv i
Direrlors. John S. jNlurch, Payin.'/ TeHi-r. 'Jiui
E. Haskell, Receiving Teller, liobert L. Diy,
linokheeper. A. C. Haven, ^lessenr/ci' and Collec-
tion Clerk. J. L. Coe, Assistant Clerk. Joshua
Clark, rortcr.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

SUFFOLK BANK.

No. GO State Street. Capital, gl.000,000.
Jeffrey Richardson, Fres. Isaac C. Brewer,
Canhier. A. K. Hunt, Assistant Cashier. John
Belknap, El)enezer Chadwick, J. W. Edmands,
Edward D. Peters, Nathaniel Hooper, William
Gray, Amos A. Lawrence, J. A. Lowell, William
W. Tucker, Edward Austin, Directors. J. E.
Bridge, Paying Teller. Charles H. Brewer, Re-
ceiving Teller. Thorndike Rand, Bookkeeper.
Edward Tvler, Discount Clerk. J. W. Leiav(mr,
Collection Clerk. C. Smith, C W. Ball, H. Hobbs,
C. B. Patten. Assistant Clerks. William Grubb,
Jr., D. H. Belknap, Foreign Monerj Clerks. C. A.
Tucker, Messenger.

Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

TRADERS' BANK.

No 91 State Street. Capital, |;600,000.
Isaac Parker, President. Jeremiah Gore, Cash.
George Callender, Jabez Fisher, Deming Jarves,
Thomas Lord, S. H. Norris, Henry Smith, A. W.
Thaxter, Jr., Directors. George L. Poote, Teller.
Thomas Waterman, Bookkeeper. Charles J. Whip-
ple, Discount Clerk. T. O. Brackett, Messenger.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

TREMONT BANK.

No. 41 State Stueet. Capital, ^I, 000,000.

Andrew T. Hall, Fres. A. T. Frothinghnm, Cash.
Ezra II. Bak-r, Caleb Curtis, Nathan B. Gibbs,
William Perkins, Charles B. Shaw, Enoch Train,
Isaac Thacher, Charles Wilkins, Directors. AV.
W. IMaiining, Faying Teller. J. Savage, Jr., Re-
ceiving Teller. D. E. Snow, Bookkeeper. E. C.
Daniell, Discount Clerk. E. Souther, Collection
Clerk. J. K. Hinckley, Messenger.

Discount, daily. ""

UNION BANK.

No. 40 State Street. Capital, ^1, 000,000.
Chester Adams. Fres. Lemuel Gulliver, Cash.
Luke Carter, Eben Dale, Giles Lodge, Thad-
dcus Nichols, John Stearns, Nathaniel H. Em-
mons, Charles Merriam, Edward S. Tobey, Henry
Lee, Jr., George C. Richardson, Directors. Timo-
tliy Bryant, Teller. A. Trowbridge, Bookkeeper.
James Skilton, Henry Howard, Assistant Clerks.
Oliver Jaqiiith, Messenger.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

WASHINGTON BANK.

No. 7'^ State Stp.eet. Capital, SoOO,000.

A. D. Hodges, Fres. D. A. Sigourncy, Cashier.
J. P. Cooke, P. Fowle, Josiah Stedman, Moses
Williams, George T. Lyman, F. Bacon, George D.
Dutton, Jn. L. Emmons, Wm. Lincoln, Alanson
Tucker, ,Ir., Directors. C. A. Putnam, Teller.
James II. Champney, Bookkeeper. Henry Kel-
logg, Messenger and Porter.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

The par value of the Shares of the Boston Banks
is ,«;iOO, except Massachusetts ,5'250, Market $10,
State S^O, and Boston ,550.

COUNTRY BANKS.

ABINGTON BANK.

.^HiMiTov. Capital, .5100,000.
'v-i'if, l):iiiiMi I'rcsiili-iit. J. N. Farrar, CiTsZi ('«•?■.
.-\siiih Dm <.:\ • u-hii.;.' .Mitchell. Joshua Whit-
inii>ri I M-pii ''li\rri\ ■^aiiiu. I !'>lako, Jr., Jen-
kins l.anc H.irves A;> >ey i.icuhiai- I Uecd. Baxter
CoUL), Directors.

Disriniiit. MomihV.

ADAiaS BANK.
Adam.s. Capital, .S('2')'i,0!i0.

D. S. Tyler, President. W. E. Brayton, Cashier.
D. S. Tyler, S. W. Brayton, Samuel Ingalls, E. S.
Hawks, S. Blackington, T. E. Brayton, R. H.
Wells, Directors.

Discount, Thursday.

AGAWAM BANK.

Spiuxgeield. Capital, 5200,000.
Albert Morgan, President. F. S. Bailey, Cashier.

A. Morgan, Chester W. Chapin, M. Chapin, Theo-
dore Stebliens, J. B. M. Stebbins, Horatio Lyon,
Daniel L. Harris, J. B. Vinton, E. Southworth,
Directors. Robert Rainey, Teller and Bookkeeper.

Discount, daily.

AGRICULTURAL \ BANK.

Pittsfield. Capital, 5200,000.

E. A. Newton, President. E. R. Colt, Cashier.
Edward A. Nevvton, Calvin Martin, Geo. W. Camp-
bell, Hosea Merrill, Jr., Thomas F. Plunkett,
Directors.

Discount, Wednesday.

ANDOVER BANK.

Axdover. Capital, ,52o0,000.

Samuel Farrar, President. Francis Cogswell,

Cashier. Samuel Farrar, Amos Abbott, George

Hodges, John Flint, John Smith, Samuel Morrill,

John Davis, Nathan Frye, Nath'l Swift, Directors.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

APPLETON BANK.

Lowell. Ixcor. 1847. Capital, S1oO,000.

John A. Knowles, President. John A. Euttrick,
Cashier. Charles A. Sherman, Clerk. John A.
Knowles, Sidney Spalding, J. B. French, Isaac
Farrington, Ransom Reed, J. W. Graves, George
Bragdon, John Nesmith, A.W. Buttrick, Directors.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

ASIATIC BANK

Salem. Capital, S200,000.
Joseph S. Cabot, President. W. H. Foster,
Cashier. Joseph S. Cabot, Nathan Endicott, Geo.
Wheatland, G. G. Newhall, J. B. Briggs, Leonard

B. Harrington, Geo. West, Theodore A. Neal,
Directors. Benjamin Pitman, Bookkeeper.

Discount, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

ATTLEBORO' BANK.

Attlehoro'. Incor. 1S30. Capital. 5IOO.OO0'.
S. Carpenter, Fres. H. N. Richardson, Cask.
Samuel Carpenter, Oliver Carpenter. Josiah D.
Richards, Willard Blackinton, Hervey M. Richards,
L. M. Weaton. Geo. B. Richards, Samuel Carpen-
ter, 2d, E. Ira Richards, Samuel M. Holman, Direc-
tors.

Discount, Monday.

BARNSTABLE BANK.

Yarmouth Port. Capital, ^300,000.
Isaiah Crowell, President. Amos Otis, Cashier.
J. O. Thayer, Assistant Cashier. Isaiah Crowell,
David K. Akin, Seth Crowell, Zcnas D. Bassctt,

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

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Daiiiol Crocker, Ebenczer Kacon, Nrttlianicl S. I
Siinpliins, George Lovcll, Z. Scudder, Directors.

BAY STATE BANK. [

L.VWIU'.N-CE. C.UMTAI,, ,S'.')l)O,0nO. j

Charles S. Sl'orrow, President. Nathaniel "White,

(\ish. Charles S. Storrow, John Tenncy, Samuel

Lawrenoo, Joseph W. Carh'ton, Win. G. Lambert, [

O. M. Marvel, Charles II ]5iselo\v, Directors. j

Discount, Monday.

BEDFORD COMMERCIAL BANK.

NKwBKDFoun. Inm'or. 181(5. C.M'itai,, .^liUn.OOO.
Geo. Ilowland, J'rcs. Thomas B. White, Oas/i.
Geo. Ilowhuul, 'I'hos. S. Ilathawav, Thos. Nye. Jr.,
James Arnold, Wm. Hathaway, Edward Mott Hob- ,
inson, Chas. L. Wood, Wm. C. N. Swift, Geo. Hus-
sey, Directors. James B. Kicketson, Boukkecjjcr.
Disconnt, Monday and Thursday.

BEVERLY BANK.

Bkveri.y. C.\riT.\L, S12.),000.
Albert Thcn-ndike. President. Robert G. Ben-
nett, Cashier. Robert Rantoul, Kzra Elling-
wood, Abraham Edwards, Samuel Endicott, Henry
Larcom, Cotton Beniiet, Directors.

Discount, !^Ionday and Thursday.

BLACKSTONE BANK.

UxBuiDGE. Capital, 5100,000.
P. Whitin, President. E. W. Hayward, Cashier.
Paul Whitin, Joseph Day, J. F. Southwick, Otis
Wilcox, Mo<es Taft, Israel Plummer, J. F. Alder-
man, Samuel Fletcher, Henry Chapin, Directors.

BANK OF BRIGHTON.

BuiGHTOx. Capital, 52.50,000.
E. Sparhawk, President. L. Baldwin, Cashier.
Edward Sparhawk. Samuel Brooks, S. H. Bennett.
Cephas Brackett, Dexter Fay, James Dana, Geo.
Livermore, H. li. Hunnewell, Samuel Bigelow,
David Collins, J. F. Taylor, Nathaniel Mai tin.
Directors.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

BLUE HILL BANK.

DoRCHESTEU. Capital, 5100,000.
II. Temple. President. E. J. Bispham, Cashier.
H. Temple, D Brewer, R. Gleason, E. J. Baker,
Thos. Liversidge, A. Churchill, T. Ilollis, Jr.,
Directors.

BRISTOL COUNTY BANK.

Tat-ntox. Incok. ISoo. Capital. 5200,000.

William A. Crocker, President. William ]Muen-
schcr. Cashier. Wm. A. Crocker, W. W. Fair-
hanks. Jesse B. Smith, Francis S. Monroe, H. W.
Chnrch, Edwin Keith, of Taunton ; Nahum Stet-
son, Bridgewater; Theodore Dean, Raynham;
Cromwell Leonard, Norton, Directors.

':bunker hill bank.

Chaklestown. Capital, 5200,000.
David Devens, President. Thomas Marshall,
Cashier. A. Blanchard, Jr., T. T. Sawyer, Edward
Lawrence, James Adams, Wm. Arnold, Daniel
White, George A. Kettell, Joseph Souther, i)(Vc<;-
tors. George E. Lincoln, Te/to-. Wm. C. Durant,
CUn-Ii. A. J. Carter, Messenger.

Disconnt, Tuesday and Friday.

CABOT BANK.

Chicopee. Capital, 51.50,000.

John Wells, President. J. L. Warriner, Cashier.

John Wells, Sylvanus Adams, Robert E. Bemis,

T. W. Carter, Theodore Sheldon, John Chase,

Sidney Chapin, Directors. H. Blasdall, Clerk.

Discount, daily.

CAMBRIDGE BANK.

CAMuiUDiiEPouT. Capital, 5100,000,
Thomas Whittomore. I'resident Martin Lanp,
Cashier. Roljert Dougl.ass, William B. Ilovey,
Lucius II. Paige, Thomas Whittemoro, Jeremiah
Wetherbee, Charles Wood, lvBv:ird Ilyde, Direc-
tors. II. M. Chamberlain, So/icilor.

Di.scount, Monday and Thursday.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET BANK.

]N(()i:rnuATi:i) 1S.')1. ('AprrAr,, 51()'i,0(i0.
George W. Lewis, President. C. W. Kingsley,
Cashier. Warren Sanger, .lA-Motf/w. Genrge W.
Lewis, Geo. INIeacham, Henry Potter, J. F.Taylor,
Z. L. Raymond, Calvin Diiuick, Directors.

CENTRAL BANK.

Woucesteh Incoh. 1829. Capital, 51-50,000.
Thomas Kinnicutt, President. W. Dickinson,
Cashier. Thomas Kinnicutt, Lewis Barnard, John
Green, I. Washburn, Charles G. Prentiss, J. C.
Maron, C. L. Putnam, Directors.

CHARLES RIVER BANK.

CAMnuiDGE. Capital, 5100,000.
Chas. C. Little, President. J. 15. Dana. Cashier.
C. C. Little, Jacob H. Bates, Wm. Watriss, Abel
Willard, Directors.

Discount, Wednesday.

CHICOPEE BANK.

SpRixr.FiELD. Capital, 5-300,000.
Philo Y. AVilcox, President. B. F. Warner,
Cashier. J. D. Brewer, Elijah W. Bliss, G. O.
Bliss, Homer Foot, Henry Morris, H. Fuller, Jr.,
P. F. Wilcox, Directors.

CITIZENS' BANK.

Worcester. Inc. 18.3G. Capital, 51-50,000.
Francis T. Merrick, President. G. A. Trumbull,
Cashier. F. T. Merrick, Pliny Merrick, George
Bowen, F. H. Kinnicutt, A. Chase, Directors.

COMMERCIAL BANK.

Salem. Capital, 5200,000.
William Sutton, President. E. H. Payson,
Cashier. Wm. Sutton, Philip Chase, John Ber-
tram, W. D. Waters, J. C. Stimpson, George W.
Keene, Jlichael Shepard, Directors. Henry B.
Groves, Bookkeeper.

Discount, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

CONCORD BANK.

Coxcouu. Capital, 5100,000.

Daniel Shattuck, President. J. M. Chenc)',

Cashier. Nathan Brooks. Nehemiah Ball, Wm.

jSIonroe, Stevens Hayward, Elijah Hale, John S.

Keyes, Cyrus Warren, Cyrus Stow, Directors.

Discount, Monday.

DANVERS BANK.

Daxvers. Capital, 51-50,000.
Eben Sutton, President. G. A. Osborne, Cashier.
Caleb L. Frost, Eben Sutton, Robert S. Daniels,
David Daniels, Joseph Shaw, Asa Sawyer, Joua.
King, Directors.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

DEDHAM BANK.

Dedham. Capital, 5200,000.
J. Stimson, President. L. H. Kingsbury, Cash.
J. Stimson, Daniel Carpenter, Edw. M. Richards,
Reuben Richards, Luther Metcalf, Ira Cleveland,
Ira Russell, Directors.

ESSEX BANK.

IlAYERiin.L. Capital. 51^0.000.
J. A. Broadhead. President. William Caldwell,
Cashier. Noah K. Skinner, J. B. Palmer, of
Boston, and Wm. H. Hewes, Franklin Brickett,
of Haverhill, Directors.

240

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

EXCHANGE BANK.

Salem. Capital, 5200,000.
Gideon Tuclcer, President. J. Chadwick, Cash.
Gideon Tucker, Tucker Daland, J. C. Lee, W. D.
Picknian, Benjamin Wheatland, Directors. Jos.
II. Webb, Bookkeeper.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

FAIRHAVEN BANK.

Fairuavex. Capital, 5200,000.
Ezeklel Sawin, President. Ileuben Nye, Cash.
Ezekiol Sawin, Nathan Church, J/emuel Tripp,
Joseph Tripp, W. Delano, Y. R. AVhitwell, Wm.
P. Jenney, Wilson Pope, Philemon Fuller, Di-
rectors.

Discount, Monday and Tuesday.

FALL RIVER BANK.

Fall Riveh. Ixcoh. 1825. Capital, 5350,000.
D. Anthony, President. H. H. Fish, Cashier.
David Anthony, Richard Borden, Job Terry, John
S. Cotton, Jefleison Borden, Joseph Marble, Abner
Slade, Wm. Munday, Guilford H. Hathaway,
Directors.

Discount, Monday.

FALMOUTH BANK.

Falmouth. Capital, 5100,000.
John Jenkins, President. S. B. Bourne, Cash.
John Jenkins, Elisha Swift, Thos. Swift, John
Hatch, 2d, Knowles Butler, Thomas Lewis, 2d,
Charles Smith, Directors.

FITCHBURG BANK.

FtTCHBURG. IXCOR. 1S32. CAPITAL, 5200,000.

Francis Perkins, President. E Torrey, Cashier.
A. J. Town, J. A. Marshall, Walter Hoywood,
Nathaniel Wood, Ivcrs Phillips, Fitchburg;; Por-
ter Piper, Wm. A. Nichol-i, Leominster; Ephraim
Murdock, Jr., Winchendon ; Joseph Whitman,
Westminster; Levi Ileywood, Gardner, Directors.

FRATHINGHAM BANK,

FiiAMixGiiAM. Capital, 5200,000.
Sullivan Fay, President. Francis Jaques, Cash.
Sullivan Fay, Moses Edgell, Ciiester Adams, John
Erskine, Jason Hall, J. S. Wheeler, Charles R.
Train, Elias BuUard, Jas. W. Clark, Geo. Phipps,
Gerry W. Cochrane, Directors.

Discount, Monday.

FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK.

Grecnfield. Capital, 51,50,000.
Henry W. Cushman, President. A G. Ham-
mond, Cashier. Henry W. Cushman, Henry
Chapman, Wendell T. Davis, Wm. Keith, Almon
Brainard, Quintus Allen, Ebenezer Maynard, Joel
Fay, John J. Ward, Wm. B. Washburn, Ira Aber-
crombie, Asa Ilowland, Directors.

GLOUCESTER BANK.

Gloucesjeu. Capital, 5200,000.

Isaac Somes, President. J. J. Babson, Cashier.

Isaac Somes, iVilliam Person, John W. Low,

Frederick G. Low, Samuel Stevens, B. K. Hough,

Jr., Epes W. Merchant, Directors.

Discount, Tuesday.

GRAND BANK.

MAuitLEHEAi). Capital, 5100,000.
Knott Martin, 2d, President. J. P. Turner,
Cashier. K. Martin, 2d, Edmund Kimball, Abel
Gardner, Francis Frceto, Henry F. Pitman, Geo.
Wilson, Eben. B. Phillips, William T. Haskell,
Directors.

Discount, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

GREENFIELD BANK.

GuEHNFiKLi). Cai'ital, 5200,000.
Henry W. Clapp, President. Franklin Ripley,
Cashier. Henry W. Clapp, Cephas Root, Isaac

Ahercrombie, George F. Davis, Lucius Nims,
Directors.

HADLEY FALLS BANK.

HoLYOKE. Capital, 5100,000.

Chauncey B. Rising, President John R. War-

riner. Cashier. John Ross, William Melchar,

Cyrus Frink, Joel Miller, Robert G, Marsh, Abel

D. Chapin, Chester Crafts, N. D. Perry, Directors.

HAMPSHIRE MANUF. BANK.

Wake. Capital, 5200,000.
O. Sage, President. William Hyde, Cashier.
O. Sage, Joseph Bowman, S. Mister, Wm. Mixter.
Ezra Cary. John Ward, John Warner, Joel Rice,
Joseph Hartwell. Directors.

HAMPDEN BANK.

Westfield. Capital, 5100,000.
Abner Post, President. R. Weller, Cashier. A.
Post, Samuel Dow, A. B. Whitman, E. G. Tal-
madge, Alvard Fowler, Hiram Hall, E. B. Gillett,
John Smith, James Noble, 2d, Thomas Kneel, Ira
Tramans, Directors.

HAVERHILL BANK.

Havertiill. Capital, 51-50,000.

H. Morse, President. James Gale, Cashier.

Hazen Morse, John A. Appleton, Humphrey

Hoyt, Chas. Ilaseltine, John I. Marsh, Directors.

Discount, ISIonday and Thursday.

HINGHAM BANK.

HixGHAM. Capital, 510,5.000.
N. Richards, President. John 0. Lovett, Cash.
Luther J. Barnes, Royal Whiton, David Lincoln,
Ebenezer Gay, Thomas Loud, George Lincoln, R.
T. P. Fiske, Rufus Lane, Directors.

HOLYOKE BANK.

NORTHAMI'TOX. CAPITAL, 52'''0,000.

John Clarke, President. Thomas Green, Cashier.
John Clarke, O. Edwards, A. H. BuUen, Samuel
Williston, Geo. Allen, A. Smith, Joel Hayden, L.
Sweetser, C. Delano, Directors.

HOUSATONIC BANK.

Stockbridge. Capital, 5100,000.
Charles M. Owen, President. J. D. Adams,
Cashier.

Discount, Thursday.

JOHN HANCOCK BANK.

Sprixgfii5ld. Capitai,, 510'^'^'"'^-
James I\I. Thompson, I^rcsidcnt. Edmund D.
Chapin, Cashier. James M. Thompson, Edward
Ingersoll, S )lomon Hatch, W. II. Bowdoin, R. S.
Moore. E. F. Mosely, Phiney Cadwell, Directors.
John P. Wilcox, Clerk.

Discount, daily.

LAIGHTON BANK.

Lynn. Capital, 51')0.000.

F. S. Newhall, President. E. W. Mudge, Cash.

F. S. Newhall. Henry Newhall, Geo. W. Raddin,

James N. Buffum, Ezra Baker, J. P. Richardson,

James B. Lamper, Charles Porter, Directors.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

LANCASTER BANK.

Lancasii;r. Capital, 51'^l'.000.

Jacob Fisher, President. C. T. Symmes, Cash.

Jacob Fisher, J. G. Thurston, Amory Ilolman,

Anthony Lane, Sidney Harris, Cyrus Ilolbrook,

E. A. Raymond, Henry Swift, Directors.

Discount, Monday.

LEE BANK.

Lee. Capital, 5100,000.'
Ijfionard Chiiroh, President. Edward A. Bliss,
Cashier. S. H. llurlbert, Wm. Taylor, George
W. Platner, Directors.

Discount, Wednesday.

COUNTRY BANKS.

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LEICESTER BANK.

Lkickstkh. CvnTAL, S If 0,000.
Cheney Hatch, I'residciit. 1). K. Merriain, Cas/i.
Cheney Hatch, Hiram Knii^ht, J. Woodcock,
John A. Smith, Dwii^lit Biscoc, Charles liarnes,
Josiah Green, Horace Knight, Directors.

LOWELL BANK,

LowKLL. Incou., 18_'8. CvriTAL, ,9200,000.

Nathaniel Wright, President. J. L. Ordway,
Cashier. Edward Ordway, Clerk. Joshua Ben-
nett, G. H. Carleton, John O. Green, Stephen
Cashing, Thomas Ncsniitli, Cyvil French, Harlin
Pillsbury, James G. Carney, Nathaniel Wright.

Discount, Monday and Saturday. IJank hours,
from 9 till 12 A. M., and from 2 till 4 V. M.

LYNN MECHANICS' BANK.

Lyxx. Capital, S1oO,000.

Isaiah Breed, President. James Oliver, Cash.

Isaiah Breed, Micaja C. Pratt, John Lovejoy,

Nathan Breed, Joseph X. Saunderson, Nathan t).

Chase, Samuel Boyce, John B. Alley, Directors.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

MACHINISTS' BANK.

Taunton. Incou. 1817. CAriiAi., 5100,000.
William Mason, President. C. R. Vickery, Cash.
William Mason, Simeon Presbrey, A. J. Barker,
Artemas Briggs, Nath'l Morton, Horatio Pratt,
WiUard Lovering, Horace Lewis of Taunton, and
Albert Barrows of Norton, Directors.

MALDEN BANK.

Maldex. Incou. 18o1. Capital, ^100,000.
Timothy Bailey, President. Charles Merrill,
Cashier. Timothy Bailey, Henry S. Downes,
P'ranklin L. Fay, Nathan French, Daniel P. Wise,
Elisha S. Converse, John G. Webster, Gardner G.
Hubbard, Directors.

Discount, Thursday.

MAHAIWE BANK.

GUEAT BaUUINGTON. CAPITAL, 5100,000.

Wilbur Curtis, President. J. T. Banker, Cask.
Increase Sumner, Edward B. Woodworth, Samuel
Newman, John H. Coffin, John L. Dodge, Chester
Goodalc, Directors.

Discount, Tuesday.

MANUFACTURERS' BANK.

Geougetown. Capital, 5100,000.
Warren Ordway, President. Geo. Foot, Cashier.
Warren Ordway, Asa Nelson, Silas Hawley,
Orin Weston, Timothy Kcnison, Directors.
Discount, Wednesilay.

MARBLEHEAD BANK.

Maubleheai). Capital, 5120.000.
John Hooper, President. Samuel S. Trefrey,
Cashier. John Hooper, Charles Flagg, Henry
Hooper, H. G. Gray, W. Hammond, Sam'l Dana,
John Wooldredge, Directors.

MARINE BANK.

New Bedfoud. Incou. Maucii 3, 1832.
Capital, 5500,000.
Joseph Grinnell, President. John P. Barker,
Cashier. Joseph Grinnell, Wm. C. Taber, James
Howland, Edward C. Jones, Lemuel HoUock,
Ward M. Parker, Edward W. Howland, William
Gilford, Ephraim Kcmpton, Directors.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

MASSASOIT BANK.

Fall Riveu. Incor. 1846. Capital, 5100,000.
J. H. Archer, Pres. Leander Borden, Cash.
Jason H. Archer, Oliver S. Hawes, Iram Smith.
Azariah Shove, Israel Buffinton, Benj. Wardwell,
Alden Hathaway, Jr., Directors.

Discount, Wednesday.
_

MATTAPAN BANK.

DoRCHKsTKK. Capita r,, 5100,000.
Edward King, J 'resident. William B. Brooks,
Cashier. Edward King, William Pierce, Alex.
Pope, Charles Carruth, M. Field Towle, Directort.

MECHANICS' BANK.

Newiickyi-out. Capital, ,5200,000.

John Wood, President. J. Andrews, Cashier.

John Wood, Robert liayley, Moses Davenport, C.

J. Brockway, Josiah Little, 15. B. Titcomb, E. S.

Moseley, Directors. S. G. Osgood, Bookkeeper,

Discount, Monday.

MECHANICS' BANK.

New Bedeoui). Inc. June 10, 18.'U. Capital,
5200,000.
William R. Rodman, President. J. Congdon,
Cashier. William R. Rodman, John R. Thornton,
Jairch Swift, Jr., Edmund Taber, Edmund Gard-
ner. Thomas Mandell, Joseph R. Shiverick, Pardoa
Tillinghast, James H. Collins, Directors.

Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

MECHANICS' BANK.

WoucESTER. Incou. 184S. Capital, 5300,000.
Alexander De Witt, President. P. Hammond,
Cashier. A. Dewitt, H. Goulding, W. T. Mcr-
rifield, T. H. Dewey, Wm. M. Bickford, Charles
Washburn, E. H. Bowen, H. Bliss, Directors.

MERCANTILE BANK.

Salem. Capital, 5200,000.

David Putnam, President. Stephen Webb,
Cashier. David Putnam, Stephen Fogg, L.
Thprndike, John Dwyer, Oliver Thayer, Aaron
Perkins, John Huse, Directors. J. Hardy Phippen,
Bookkeeper.

Discount, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

MERCHANTS' BANK.

NewBedfohd. Incou. 1825. Capital. 5400,000.
J. A. Parker, Pres. J as. B. Congdon, Cash.
John A. Parker, Job Eddy, Abraham Barker,
David R. Greene, Gideon Allen, Edward L. Baker,
Chas. R. Tucker, Dennis Wood, Directors.
Disooant, Tuesday and Friday.

MERCHANTS' BANK.

Salem. Capital. 5200,000.
B. H. Silsbee, President. N. B. Perkins, Cashier.
B. H. Silsbee, James Upton. J. W. Peele, W.
P. Phillips, Benjamin AVt-bb, Directors.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

MERCHANTS' BANK.

NEwncpa-pouT. Capital, ,S210,000.

Henry Johnson, Pres. Gyles P. Stone, Cash.

Henry Johnson, Eben Stone, William Graves,

J. J. Knapp, Micajah Lunt, N:ithaiiiel Hills, Isaac

H. Boardman, Directors. V. K. Hills, Bookkeeper.

Discount, Monday.

MERRIMAC BANK.

H.vvEHHiLL. Capital, 5180,000.
James H. Duncan, Pres. E. A. Porter, Cash.
Ruftis Longley, Thos. Newcomb, Josiah Brown,
Chas. B. Hall, Geo. Appleton, Directors.

MILFORD BANK.

MiLFonn. Incor. 1849. Capital^ 51-50,000.
LeeClaflin, P>-M?rf<?>!!'. Rufus Brewer, Cashier.
Lee Claflin, Benj. Davenport, S. D. Davenport,
L. H. Bowker, W. S. Hatchelder, A. C. Mayhew,
O. Underwood, W. A. ilayward, S. Sumner, Wm.
Knowlton, Directors.

Discount, Monday.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

MILLBURY BANK.

MiLLituuY. Capital, J?oO,000.
S. Farnswoith, President. J. Prentiss, Cashier.
S. Farnsworth, Jonathan Warren, Simon Dud-
ley, Jonathan D. Wheeler, Joseph S. P'arnum, Di-
rectors. Discount, Tuesday.

NAUMKEAQ BANK.

Salem. Capital, SoOO.OOO.

David Pingree, Pres. Joseph H Towne, Cath.

David Pingree, Henry Cook, B.W.Stone, Jonas

Warren, 15. P. Charnherlain, W. B. Parker, N.

Weston, Directors.

Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

NEPONSET BANK.

Canton. Capital, S 100,000.
James Dunbar, Pres. Francis W. Deane, Cash.
James Dunbar, Samuel Capen, Geo. Downes,
Leonard Hodges, F. W. Lincoln, J. 31essinger,
Lyman Kinsley, Directors.

NEWTON BANK.

Newton. Capital, ^loO.OOO.
William Jackson, Pres. Daniel Kingsley, Cash.
Joseph N. Bacon, Edwaid J. Collins, Geo. Hyde,
Wm. Jackson, Otis Pettee, Marshall S. Rice, of
Newton, Levi Thaxter, Watertown, Edward Wall-
cut, Natick, Henry B. Williams, Boston, Di-
rectors.

Discount, Thursday.

NORTHAMPTON BANK.

Northampton. Capital, ^200,000.
E. Williams, Pres. Charles White, Cashier.
E. Williams, Lewis Strong, Benjamin Barrett,
J. D. Whitney, E. Hopkins, W. Hillyer, C. E
Forbes, David Much, E. Mitchell, Directors.

OCEAN BANK.

Newburyport. Capital, ,^100,000,
Wm. Stone, President. Jacob Stone, Cashier.
William Stone, Jeremiah Colraan, John Balch,
Rufus Smith, Nathaniel Noyes, James Blood,
Enoch S. Williams, Directors. George W. Hill,
Bookkeeper.

Discount, Monday.

OL-D COLONY BANK.

Plymouth. Capital, g 100,000,
John B. Thomas, Pres. Schuyler Sampson, Cash.
John B. Thomas, Jeremiah Farris, William Nel-
son, Joshua Eddy, Josiah Robbins, Ellis Drew,
Jacob H. Loud, Directors.

Discount, Monday.

OXFORD BANK.

Oxford. Incor. 1823. Capital, ,^100,000.

John Jewett, Pres. A . J. Underwood, Cash.
John Jewett, S. Smith, E. Sanford, C. A. An-
^ell, W. A. Wheelock, C. D. Bowman, S. C. Paine,
Hi. Towne, H. H. Stevens, Directors.
Discount, Monday.

PACIFIC BANK.

Nantucket. Ifjcoii. 1S12. Capital, ^200,000.

John W. Barrett, 7-*/wjV/e«^ William Mitchell,
Cashier. Francis M. Mitchell, Assistant Cashier.
John W. Barrett, Paul West, Ariel Coffin, Chas.
Mitchell, Matthew Crosby, George Cobb, Joseph
Mitchell, Edward Field, George H. Folger, Di-
rectors.

PEOPLE'S BANK.
RoxiuiiY. Capital, gloO.OOO.

Samuel Guild, President. B. Stone, Cashier.
Elijah Lewis, Ebenczer Crafts, Aaron D. Wil-
liams, Samuel Guild, Chester Guild, Laban S.
Beecher, B. F. Campbell, Directors. Geo. Greger-
80n, Messenger.

Discount, Tuesday, P. M.

PLYMOUTH BANK.

Plymouth. Capital, §100,000.
Isaac L. Hedge, Pres. Isaac N. Stoddard, Cash.
Isaac L. Hedge, Timothy Gordon, Thomas Rus-
sell, John Gooding, Allen Danforth, Anthony
Morse, Jason Hart, Directors.

POWOW RIVER BANK.

Salisbury. Capital, 5 100,000.
Robert Patten, Pres. J. B. Webster, Cashier.
Robert Patten, Patten Sargent, John Kimball,
Joshua Colby, Timothy P. Morrill, Daniel Web-
ster, Directors. Discount, Monday.

PRESCOTT BANK.

Lowell. Incor. 18.50. Capital, 5150,000.
Joel Adams, President. A. S. Tyler, Cashier.
Samuel Burbank, Chas. B. Coburn, Daniel S.
Richardson, Artemas L. Brooks, Andrew C.
Wheelock, James H. Rand, Elijah M. Reed,
Joshua Converse, I. W. Scribner, Thomas Tal-
bot, Joel Adams, Directors. Arthur C. Blanch-
ard, Clerk.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

QUINCY STONE BANK.

Quincy. Capital, §100,000.
Josiah Brigham, Pres. John C. Randall, Cash.
Lemuel Brackett, Adam Curtis, Geo. W. Beal,
N. White, J. Brigham, J. Newcomb, D. Bax-
ter, C. S. Holbrook, A. Randall, 0. T. Rogers, C.
Marsh, Directors.

QUINSIQAMOND BANK.

Worcester. Incor. 1833. Capital, §150,000.
Wm. Jennison, Pres. C. A. Hamilton, Cash.
Wm. Jennison, Isaac Davis, Otis Corbett, S. H.
Colton, £. B. Stoddard, Directors.

Discount, Wednesday.

RAILROAD BANK.

Lowell. Capital, §600,000.
Benj. F. French, Pres. S. W. Stickney, Cash.
Benj. F. French, Homer Bartlett, Willi:im A.
Burke, Linus Child, David Dana, Chas. Hovey,
Sewell G. Mack, Geo Motley, John Wright, X)o-ec-
tors, Nathaniel J. Bartlett, Clerk.

Discount. Tuesday and Friday.

RANDOLPH BANK.

Randolph. Capital, §150,000.
Royal Turner, President. Seth Turner, Cashier.
R. Turner, Horatio B. Alden, Ebenezer Alden,
David Cobb, Joshua Spear, Jr., Abiel Howard,
David Burrell, Jr., John Adams, Atherton Wales,
Directors.

ROCKPORT BANK.

ROCKPOUT.

Ezra Eames, President. Jabez R. Gott, Cashier.
Ezra Eames, William P. Burnes, Eleazer Boyn-
ton, David Babson, Geo. Gott, Jr., John Preston,
Directors.

ROLLSTONE BANK.
Incorporated 1849. Capital, §200,000.

Moses Wood, President. L. H. Bradford, Cashier.
Moses Wood, Alvah Crocker, Joseph W. Mansur,
Kilburn Harwood, C. Marshall, Benj. Snow, Jr.,
Moses ^L Gage, Leonard Day, of Fitchburg ; Leo-
nard Burrage, Leominster ; Daniel Putnam, Lu-
nenburg ; William Bennett, Jr., Hubbardston, Di-
rectors. Wm. B. Wood, Teller.

SALEM BANK.

Salem. Capital, §250,000.
George Peabody, President. C. M. Endicott,
Cashier. George Peabody, A. Perry, Thos. P.
Bancroft, Francis Peabody, N. J. Lord. Directors.
Geo. D. Phippen, Bookkeeper. H. W. Perkins, Jr.,
AJessenffcr.

Discount, Monday and Thursday.

INSTITUTIONS FOR SAVINGS.

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SOUTHBRIDQE BANK.

SorTiiiiRiDOE. Cai'itai-, 5100,000.
S. A. Ilitrhcock, President. S. M. Lane, Cash-
ier. S. A. Hitchcock,. Jacob Edwards, Jr., Wm.
Ilealy, S. A. Drake, C. A. raic;e, Manning Leon-
ard, John 1*. Stedman, Directors.
Discount, Monday.

SPRINGFIELD BANK.

SruiNGFiELD. Capital, ^300,000.
Bcnj. Day, President. Lewis Warriner, Cashier.
Josiah Hooker, Edward A. Morris, George Dwipht,
William Gunn, Cicero Simonds, Solyman Merrick,
Directors. Wm. C. Ilobinson, Teller. Edward C.
llobinson,;C/c7-A.

TAUNTON BANK.

Tauntox. Incor. 1812. Capital, 5200,000.

Lovett Morse, President. C. J. H. Bassett,
Cashier. Ellis Hall, Allen Presbrev, Lovett Morse,
Philip E. Hill, Chas. L. Babbitt.gGeo. M. Wood-
ward, Thompson Newbury, Wm. R. Davenport,
Henry G. Heed, Directors.

TRADESMAN'S BANK.

Chelsea. Capital, 5150,000.
Isaac Stebbins, President. Wm. R. Pearmain,
Cashier. Isaac Stebbins, Geo. B. Loring, James
Harding, Stephen Sibley, L. HoUingsworth, S. W.
Hall, Henry Slade, Zenas Snow, A. R. Campbell,
Directors.

Discount, Monday.

UNION BANK.

Haverhill. Capital, £100,000.
George Cogswell, President. James Noycs,
Cashier Gen. Cogswell, Jonathan Crowell, Dan-
iel F. Fitts, Caleb D. Hurking, Alfred Kittredge,
Moses How, Samuel Chase, Samuel C. Chase, Di-
rectors.

Discount, ^Slonday.

UNION BANK OF WEYMOUTH AND
BRAINTREE.

AVeymoith. Capital, 5100,000.
Benjamin Kinc, President. John W. Loud,
Cashier. Benj. King, E. Humphrey, E. L. White.
L. Humphrey, M. Tirrell, James Jones, Samuel
Veazie, G. Burrell, J. Loud, Jr., Directors.

VILLAGE BANK

Danvers. Capital, 5120,000.
Moses Putnam, President. W. L. Weston,
Cashier. Moses Black, Daniel Richards, Aaron
Putnam, John Wright, Joseph H. Black, Joshua
Silvester.

WALTHAM BANK.
Waltham. Capital, 5100,000.
Chas. Bcmis, President. D. A. Kimball, Cash-
ier. Chas. Bemis, Willard Adams, Thos. R.
Plyinpton, Marshall Jones, Horace Heard, Jonas
H. Priest, Horatio Moore, Edmund Boynton, Jo-
siah Beard, Dircrtois.

Discount, ^londay.

WAREHAM BANK.

Wareham. Capital, 5100,000.
Joshua B. Tobey, President. Thomas R. Miles,
Cashier. Jesie Murdock, William Savery, Peter
Mackie, Daniel Weston, Joshua B. Tobey, Direct-
ors.

WARREN BANK.
Danveks. Capital, 5150,000.
Lewis Allen, President. F. Baker, Cashier.
Lewis Allen, Kendall Osborn, Henry Poor, Oli-
ver Saunders, Sylvester Osborn, Gilbert Tapley,
Benjamin Wheeler, Levi Preston, Franklin Os-
born, Geo. Osborne, Charles Lament, Cirectors.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.

WESTERN BANK.

SpRrN(;iiKLi). Capital,, 52.50,000.
Caleb Rice, President. Geo. P. BissoU, Cashier.
C. Rice, E. Freeman. E. Tra.sk, II. N. Case. W.
N. Flynt, William Rice, W. HastinRs, S. S. Day,
Directors. George D. Hastings, Teller. A. P.
Stevens, Assistant Teller.

Discount, daily.

WESTFIELD BANK.

Westfieli). Capital. 5100,000.
Wm. G. Ra.tcii, J'resident. !>%. llooktr. Cashier.
Hiram Harris, Caleb Allen, William O. Fletcher,
J. R. Rand, Geo. H. Moseley, A. G. Chadwick,
Benjamin Little, Samuel Fowler, Cutler Lailin, S.
Gillctt, Directors.

WORCESTER BANK.

Worcester. Incor. 1804. Capital, 5250,000.
Strphen Salisbury, President. William Cross,
Cashier. S. Salisbury, Levi Lincoln, J. W. Lin-
coln, George T. Rice, Rejoice Newton, B. F. Hey-
wood, Emory Washburn, Directors.

WORCESTER COUNTY BANK.

Black-^toxe. Capital, 5100,000.
Henry S Manstteld, Jr., J'resident. M. Farnum,
2d, Cashier. H. S. Mansfield, Welcome Farnum,
Alex. Ballou, F. M. Ballon, Aaron Burdon,
Aloni Cook, J. F. Comstock, Jos. Tucker, E. W.
Barrows, E. S. Hall, Dan Hill, Washington Hunt,
Dij'cctors.

Discount, Wednesday.

WRENTHAM BANK.

Wrentiiam. Capital, 51-50,000.
D. A. Ciiok, President. Calvin Fisher, Jr.,
Cashier. D. A. Cook, T Clark, H. C. Fisher,
Hiram B. Fisher. R. Sheldon, E. P. Carpenter,
Edwin Ide, Directors.

SAYINGS BANKS.

EAST BOSTON SAVINGS BANK.

WiNTiiRop Blk., ^Iaveuick Sy., East Bostox.
Samuel Hall, President. Ebenezer Atkins, Vice
President. Albert Bovvker, Secretary and Treas-
tirer. Ebenezer Atkins, Henry Brevoort, Geo.
W. Brown, Phineas M. Crane, Thos. D. Demond,
William Fettyplace, Wm. C. P'ord, Mark Googins,
Samuel Hall, Samuel W Hall, Richard Hennes-
sey, Daniel D. Kelley, Donald McKay, Benjamin
Lamson, William R. Lovejoy, George H Plummer,
Joseph Robbins, George Sturtevant, Noah Stur-
tevant, Richard Soule, Jr., Otis Tufts, Alfred A.
Wellington, Gilbert E. Pierce, Henry Pigeon,
Trustees.

PROV. INSTITUTION FOR SAVING.

Office, Tuemoxt St. Open daily from 9 to 1 o'clk.

Deposits are received Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, and payments are made on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.

Wm. Appleton, Pres. Peter Wainwright, Treas.
J. Reed, Jr., Vice-Treas. Wm. T. Andrews, i>Vc.
Samuel May, Thomas P. Cushing. James Savage,
Robert Waterson, Wm. Minot, Benjamin Guild,
John C. Gray, William P. Mason, Charles Wells,
Edward Brooks, Samuel Bradlee, Thos. B. Wales,
Vice-Presidents. Ozias Goodwin, William Amory,
E. Wigsjlesworth, Daniel Denny, John Lamson,
Aaron Baldwin, N. H. Emmons, Charles Barnard,
George Howe, Stephen Fairbanks, Charles Brown,
Wm. T. Andrews, Henrv AVainwright, Israel Lom-
bard, Peter R. Dalton,"j. W. Edmands, William
Perkins. Patrick T. Jackson, Benj. F. AVhite,
George H. Kuhn, Benj. Thaxter, J. T. Stevenson,
George R. Minot, W. S. BuUard, Tnistees.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

SUFFOLK SAVINGS BANK FOR SEA-
MEN AND OTHERS,

Office, Museum Building. Open daily, from
9 to 1 o'clock, P. M. Deposits received and pay-
ments made daily.

Thomas Lamb, Treas. Benjamin Seaver, Vice-
President. Charles H. Parker, Sec. Samuel H.
AValley, Treas. Daniel C. Bacon, George W.
Bond, Chas. II. Brown, Caleb Curtis, Pliny Cut-
ler, Samuel T. Dana, Nathan B. Giiibs, Alpheus
Hardy, Jabez C. Howe, Henry Lincoln, William
Perkins, George R. Sampson, Charles Scudder,
Wm. Worthington, Thomas Wigglesworth, Jr.,
M. H. Simpson, G.M.Barnard, Chas Hamilton
Parker, Charles G. Nazro, Edward S. Tobey, Fran-
cis Bacon, James M. Bebee, John B. Alley, J. Wi-
ley Edmands, Martagers.

Andover Instiliciion for Snvi7igs. — Incorporated

April 2d, 1834. '■ — , Pres. ; John Flint, Sec.

a7id Treas. Amount of Deposits, ^142,901.05.

Barnstable Institution for Savings. — Ebenezer
Bacon, Pres.; John Munroe, Treas.

Berkshire County Savings Bank, Pittsfield. — In-
corporated Feb., 1846. George N. Briggs, Pres. ;
Thomas A. Gale, Sec. ; James Warriner, Treas.
Amount of Deposits, ^37,300.

Bristol County Savings Bank, Taunton, went
into operation, 1846. Silas Shepard, Pres. ; Geo.
B. Wood, Treas. Deposits Jan., 1850, ^ 132,000.

Cambridge Institution for Savings. — Sydney Wil-
lard, Pres. ; J. B. Dana, Treas. ; L. Thurston, Sec.

Canton I/istittition for Savings. — Fred. W. Lin-
coln, Pres. ; James t)unbar, Sec. and Treas.

Cape Attn Savings Banii, Gloucester. — John W.
Rowe, Pres. ; Wm. Person, Treas.

City Institution for Savings, Lowell. — Incorpo-
rated 1848. Henry A. Miles, Pres. ; John A. But-
trick, Treas.

Cohasset Savings Bank. — Abraham H. Tower,
Pres. ; Levi N. Bates, Treas.

Danvei's Savijigs Bank. — Incorporated April,
1850. Gilbert Tapley, Pres. ; W. L. Weston, Sec.
and Treas. ; Amount of Deposits, ^40,000.

Dedham Institution for Savings. — Benjamin Bur-
gess, Pres.; Geo. Ellis, Sec. and Treas.

Essex Savinqs Bank, Lawrence. — Incorporated
March 15, 1847. Chas. S. Storrow, Pres. ; Nathan-
iel White, Sec. and Treas. Deposits, ^54,287.50.

Fall River Institution for Savings. — Incorpo-
rated 1828. Michael H.'Ruggles, /-"/-es. ; Eliab
Williams, 6'e(?. About 3,600 depositors; amount
of deposits, ^ 1.020,697.

Fitchbnrg Savim/s Bank went into operation,
1846. F. Perkins, Pres. ; E. Torrey, Treas. ; J. T.
Farwell, Sec. Amount of Deposits, about 5 105,000.

Franiingham Savings Bank. — Moses Edgell,
Pres. ; Lorenzo Sabine, Treas.

Franklin Savings Institution, Greenfield. — Ce-
phas Root, Pres. ; Franklin Ripley, Treas. De-
posits, gieo.ooo.

Haverhill Savings Bank. — John Appleton, Pres. ;
James Gale, Treas.

Ilingham Itistittttion for Savi7igs. — David Fear-
ing, Pres. ; David Harding, Treas.

Lancaster Savings Bank. — Henry Wilder, Pi'es. ;
John M. Washburn, Sec; C. T. Symmes, Treas.
Amount of Deposits, S''J'5,099.56.

Lowell Institution for Savings. — Incorporated
1829. Theo. Edson, Pres. ; J. G. Carney, Treas.

Lynn Institution for Savings. — Incorporated
June 20, 1826. Joseph N. Saunderson, Pres. ;
Amos Rhodes, .Sec. and Treas. ; Amount of De-
posits, 5117,100.

• Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord. —
Nathan Brooks, Pres. ; J. M. Cheney, Treas,

Nantucket Institution for Savings. — Incorpo-
rated 1834. Ariel Coffin, Pres. ; Wm. Mitchell,
Treas. Amount of Deposits, S 200,000.

Ncti) Bedford List itut ion for Savifigs. — Incor-
porated ISio. Abraham Barker, Pres. ; Wm. C.
Coffin, Treas. ; Edmund Taber, Sec. Amount of
Deposits, Sept., 1851, 51,150,000.

Newburyport Institutioyi for Savings. — Micajah
Lunt, Pres. ; J. Harrod, Treas. ; R. Stone, Sec.

Neioton Institution for Savings. — Incorporated
1829. Wm. Jackson, Pres.; Luther Paul, Sec.
and Treas. Amount of Deposits, 58000.

North Adams Savings Bank. — Incor. April,
1848. Sanford Blackinton, Pres. ; W. E. Brayton,
Sec. a?id Treas. 30 Depositors, 58.706 deposited.

Northampton Institution for Savings. — E. Hop-
kins, Pres. ; Samuel L. Hinkley, Treas. and Sec.

P/ymouth Savings Batik. — Nathaniel Russell,
Pres. ; Allen Danforth, Treas.

Provident Itistitution for Savings, Salisbury. —
Joshua Auben, Pres. ; Robert Patten, Treas.

Quincy Savings Bank. — Thos. Greenleaf, Pres. ;
Israel W. Munroe, Treas.

Randolph Savings Bank. — Bradford L. Wales,
Pres. ; V. H. Deane, Sec.

Reading Agricultural and Mechanic Association.
— Incorporated 1831. Thomas Sweetser, Pres.;
John Batchelder, Sec. ; Stephen Foster, Treas.

Roxbury Institiition for Savings. — John B.
Jones, Pres.; Wm. Whiting, Treas.; Wm. A.
Crafts, Sec.

Salem Savings Bank. — Incorporated 1818. Dan-
iel S. White, Pres. ; Henry Ropes, Treas. ; Wm.
Wallis, Sec. Deposits, 51,140,776.

Southbridge Savings Bank. — Incorporated April
20, 1848. Samuel Hartwell, Pres. ; Manning Leon-
ard, .Sec. ; S. M. Lane, Treas. 154 Depositors ;
amount of Deposits, 516,200.

South Reading Mechanic and Affricxltttral Institu-
tion.—Incorporated \S'S3. Capital, 510,000. Thos.
Emerson, Pres.; Lilley Eaton, Treas.

South Scituate Savings Bank. — William James,
Pres. ; Ebenezer T. Fogg, Treas. ; Alfred Litch-
field, iSec.

Springfield Institution for Savings. — Josiah
Hooker, Pres.; Henry Stearns, Treas.; Henry
Vose, Sec.

Scituate Saviiigs Bank. — Chartered 1851. Elijah
Jenkins, Jr., P7-es. ; Caleb W. Prouty, Treas.

No7-th Bridgeirater histitufion for Savings. —
Edward SoutHworth, P/rs.; Edward Southwoilh,
Jr., .Sec. a7ul Treas.

IFare Savi7igs Ba7ik. — Incorporated March 5,
1850. Wm. Hyde, P7-cs.; Jocl_ Rice, Sec. and
IVeas. Amount of Deposits, 515,000.

Wareha7n Institution for Savitigs. — Joshua B.
Tobey, P/es. ; Thos. R. Miles, Treas.

Wa/ren Institutioti for Savitigs, Charlestown. —
Nathan A. Tufts. iVes. ,- Joseph F. Tufts, T/-eas.;
James K. Frothingham, .Sec.

Weymouth. a7id B>-ainti-ee Institution for Sav-
ings.— E Humphrey, Pres.; Amos S. White, Tr eas.
Worcester County Itistitutio7i for Savings, Wor-
cester.— Stephen Salisbury, Pit's. ; Joseph Mason,
Sec. Deposits. 51,312,778.

Woirc.ster Mechanics' Savi7igs Ba7ik. — Incorpo-
rated 1850. I. Davis, Pics. ; F. H. Dewey, Sec.

BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANIES.

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INSURANCE COMPANIES IN MASSACHUSETTS.

ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. 41 Statr Street. Caimtai,, Jg3i)0,0()0.
Joel Scott, President. A. J. Noyes, Secretary.
Wm. Appleton, Wm. Parsons, I. O. Bates, A.
L. Payson, G. R. Minot, T. Daland, G. 11. Samp-
son, II. G. Shaw, G. B. Upton, Wm. Perkins, G.
M. Barnard, J. T. Coolidgc, C. II. F. Moring, W.
S. BuUard, Directors. Wm. II. Bates, Clerk.
Ilicliard Baker, Inspector.

AMERICAN INSURANCE CO.

No. ,;4 State Street. Cai'ITAL, ,S300,000.
J. Ingcrsoll Bowditch, Pres. A. C. Dorr, Sec.
Nathan Appleton, Benjamin A. Gonld, Charles
II. Mills, Amos A. Lawrence, Samuel May, P. P.
Pope, Benjamin Rich, R.G. Shaw, Theodore Chase,
James S. Amory, Edwin Austin, Wm. B. Bacon,
Directors. H. t). Morel, Clerk.

DiTidends, January and July.

BOSTON INSURANCE CO.

No. 02 State Street. Cai'ital, 5300,000.

Peter M. Freeman, President.

S. A. Appleton. N. H. Emmons, R. C Mackay,
Henry 11. Crocker, George L. Pratt, John F. Lor-
ing, Wm. W. Tucker, Edwin Howland, Directors.
Dividends, March and September.

BOSTON MANUFACTURERS' MU-
TUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.

Office, No. 65 State Street.

William Amory, Pres. J. L. Hughes, Secretary.

John Aiken, Charles II Mills, William Amory,
William Dwight, James Read, James S. Amory,
Charles Storrow, Directors.

BOSTON MUTUAL HEALTH INS. CO.

Office, No. 8 Scollay's Building.
C. Mayo, Pres. Wm. Pulsifer, Sec. C. Mayo,
R. Curtis, W. Fabens, D. P. Grosvenor, Wm. Pul-
sifer, Directors. J. W. M. Appleton, Examiiiing
Physician.

BOSTON FIRE AND MAR. INS. CO.

No. 45 State Street. CAriTAL, *?300,000.
Francis Bacon, Pres. J. W, Balch, Secretary.
J. P. Cook, Josiah Stedman, Moses Williams,
W. S. BuUard, A. Ilemenway, Thomas Wiggles-
worth, Jr., George T. Lyman, Robert M. Mason,
Alanson Tucker, Jr., Charles Amory, C. L. Cun-
ningham, Directors.

Dividends, April and October.

CITY MUTUAL MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE CO.

No. 43 State Street. Capital, .«;250,000.
John G. Nazro, President. Wm. C. Swift, Sec.
Enoch Train, George B. Upton, Charles AVilkins,
Philo S. Slielton, Isaac Thacher, Robert B. Storer.
Lewis W. Tappan, Charles G. Nazro, John R. Dow,
William Lincoln, James Lodge, James Sturgis,
Charles Larkin, Alden B. Weston, John G. Nazro,
Winslow AVhittemore, B. K. Hough, Jr., Joseph
P. Hawes, Thacher ^lagoun, Jr., Tucker Daland,
Elisha T. Loring, Robert C. Hooper, George Ba-
con, Harrison Fay, Samuel Hooper, Directors.

COCHITUATE FIRE INSURANCE CO.

No. 55 State Street. Capital, S150,000,

S. P. Heywood, President. A. W. Benton, Sec.

Jas. Cheerer, John H. Wilkins, Warren White,

Abraham T. Lowe. David Kimball. Isaiah Bangi,

E. P. Tileston, William Dehon. Edward A. Ray-

mond, Frederick Perkins, George C. Richardson,
James Brown, Directors.

Dividends, April and October.

COLUMBIAN FIRE &/ MAR. INS. CO.

7(5 State Street.

B. L. Allen, Prea. Charles A. Elliot, Sec.

(Closing up.)

COMMERCIAL MUT. MAR. INS. CO.

No. 83 State Street.
John Williams, Pres. George A. Houghton, .Sec.
John Williams, Edward Lamb, W. H. Foster,
Isaac Pitman, Ephraim Lombard, J. L. Brigham,
P. E. Kingman, S. H. Lewis, Edward Whitney,
N. W. Bridge, Samuel Weltch, John H. Pearson,
Winslow Whittemore, Isaac Taylor, Richard F.
Wyman, Stephen Jenney, Stephen Tilton, Jr.,
Joseph Greely, George F. AVilliams, David U.
Pratt, Samuel G. Reed, Geo. A. Gardner, Alfred
Blanchard, Frank B. Fay, Geo. C. Lord, Directors.

EQUIT. SAFETY MAR. & FIRE INS. CO.

Merchants' Exchange.
John Clark, President. Samuel Wheeler, .Sep.
Benjamin Burgess. Benjamin C. Clark, Enoch
Train, Charles Scudder, N. F. Cunningham, John
H.Pearson, S. Fairbanks, Lewis W. Tappan, A.
H. Fiske, William W. Goddard, George Callender,
Joseph lasigi, G. B. Weston, W. Bramhall, John
S. Wright, John D. Gardner, William Ropes, Geo.
B. Upton, Thomas Gray, G. Howland Shaw. Pat-
rick T. Jackson, AVm. Dwight. Directors. J. T.
Clark, Marine Clerk. John J. Loring, Jr., Fire do.

FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO.

No. 75 State Street. Capital, S300,000.
Thomas C. Amorv. Pres. S. G. Rogers, Sec.
John Collamore Jr.,'Thaddeus Nichols, Benjamin
Seaver, Ignatius Sargent, J. Amory Davis. Joseph
Hav, Samuel R. Pavson, James Ellison, John B.
Parker, Nath'l Harris, Wm. II. Foster, Directors.
Dividends, January and July.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.

No. 44 State Street. Capital, §300,000.
Francis Welch, Pres. William M. Byrnes, Sec.
George W. Abbott, F. H. Bradlce, Elijah D.
Brigham, John Lamson, George L. Pratt, James
Read, Enoch Train, Adolphus Davis, Directors.
William T. Lerow, Clerk.

Dividends, January and July.

HOPE INSURANCE CO.

No. 46 St.vte Street. Capital, 5200,000.
Wm. F. Parrott, Pres. Augustus Lovett, Sec.
B. A. Gould. William Davis, Jr., John H.Foster,
George Callender. Nath. Goddard, Jr.. Epes Sar-
gent, Daniel G. Bacon, George W. AVales, D. N.
Spooner, Geo. R. Sampson, Directors.
Dividends, April and October.

LONG POND MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.

No. 19 State Street.
Chas. A. Wells, Pres. Pelham Bonney, Jr., Sec.
Thomas J. Lobdell. John Reed, Joseph L. Bates,
Samuel S. Perkins, William Freeman, Francis A.
Sawyer, Jonathan Ellis. Wm. H. Calrow, John
Marsh. Frederick W. Robbins, Pelham Bonney,
Dircctois.

MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE CO.

No. 59 State Street. Capital, ^400,000.

C. W. Cartwright, Pres. Samuel Hunt. Sec.
Otis Daniell, Hcnrv Hall, John Williams, Wm.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Shimmiii, Thomas P. Ciishinf;, James Read, B. F.
White, William T. Andrews, George Morey, Calvin
W. Clark, Directors.

Dividends, April and October.

MASS. HOSPITAL LIFE INS. CO.

No. 50 State Street. Cai-ital. ^500,000.
Nathan Appleton, Pres. Moses L. Hale, Sec.
•Tohn Hooper, Charles Jackson, Wm. Minot, Jo-
siah Quincv, David Sears, John Tappan, George
Ticknor, Thomas B. Wales, William Appleton,
George W. Lyman, Joseph Tilden, Samuel A. Eliot,
Robert G. Shaw, John C. Gray, Robert Hooper,
Vice-Presidents. Wm. Araory, J. IngersoU Bow-
ditch, Ebenezer Chadwick, Charles H. Mills, Ab-
bott Lawrence, John A. Lowell, Thomas Motley,
Samuel Austin, J. Wiley Bdmands, Ignatius Sar-
gent, William Sturgis, Francis C. Lowell, George
H. Kuhn, Directors. J. I. Bowditch, Actuary pro
tern. Edward L. Perkins, Receiver. Samuel White,
Clerk. Albert Smith, Messenger.

Dividends, January.

MASS. MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.

No. 31 State Street.
Charles Wells, President. William Tufts, Sec.
Edward Brooks, John Bryant, Charles P. Cur-
tis, Ebenezer Francis, H. H. Hunnewell, Samuel
May, George H. Kuhn, Wm. Minot, Robert G.
Shaw, John P. Thorndike, Moses Williams, Direc-
tors. H. S. Humphrey, Messejiger.

MECHANICS' MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.

No. 27 State Street, (upstairs.)
Adam W. Thaxter, Pres. Solomon Hovey, Sec.
David Tillson, George William Phillips, Ezekiel
Bates, Thomas Moulton, John Boles, John Bacon,
Benj. Beal, Charles Leighton, William Eaton,
Isaac Cary, Samuel C. Nottage, Job Turner, Direc-
tors. 0. B. Hall, Clerk.

MERCANTILE MARINE INS. CO.

No. 58 State Street. Capital, §300.000.

Nathaniel Mcriam, Pres. William B. Coffin, Sec.
Benjamin Bangs, James B. Bradlee, Benjamin
Howard, James Johnson, P. R. Dalton, John E.
Lodge, Edward Wigglesworth, Elijah Williams,
George R. Minot, D. N. Spooner, Directors.
Dividends, May and November.

MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO.

No. 38 State Street. Capital, §500,000.
Thos. C. Smith, P;-es. Samuel Tenney, ^s«jsi'rt?i<
do. George Homer, Secretary. Daniel C. Bacon,
J. W. Edmands, Patrick Grant, Israel Whitney,
Samuel Hooper, Wm. Rollins, Wm. Gray, James
Lawrence, John A. Lowell, Ebenezer Chadwick,
John Belknap, G. Howland Shaw, Directors.
George L. Deblois, J. C. Braman, Francis H. Dix,
Clerks.

Dividends, April and October.

NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. 66 State Street. Capital, §500,000.
Samuel. W. Swett, Pres. A. H. Bean, Sec.
Daniel Denny, J. W. Edmands, B. F. White,
John A. Lowell, Francis Skinner, Daniel Kimball,
Isaac Livermorc, John L. Gardner, George Howe,
William H. Gardiner, George H. Kuhn, Marshall
P. Wilder, Thomas Gray, J. M. Bcebe, Israel
Whitney, Wm. Amory, R. Hooper, Sam'l T. Dana,
S. Frothingham, O. Goodwin, Nathaniel Hooper,
James Lawrence, George B. Blake, W. S. Bullard,
Directors. II. L. Temple, Assistant Clerk.
Dividends, April and October.

NEPTUNE INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. 6i Sta'i'k Stri:ht. Capital, §300,000.
C. Curtis, P)-cs. J. II. Gardner Sec. David
Devens, Andrew T. Hall, Charles Homer, Charles

J. Morrill, Barnabas Davis, Richard Soule, John P.
Thorndike, Joseph Whitney, Directors. Wm. H.
Cutting, George r. Osborne, Nathaniel Foster, Jr.
Clerks.

Dividends, April and October.

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INS. CO.

Winthkop Block, Mavehici^ Square, E. B.
Capital, §100,000.

Albert Bowker, Pres. John B. Drew, Sec. Ben-
jamin Lamson, John B. Jones, Samuel Hall,
Henry N. Hooper, A. A. Wellington, William C.
Barstow, John P. Ober, Daniel D. Kelley, John
Jeffries, Jr., B. P. Spaulding, Solomon Piper, Eb-
enexer Atkins, Hanry Hiice, Otis Tufts, Directors.

N. E. MUTUAL MARINE INS. CO.

Exciiaxge Buildixg, State Steeet.
Joseph H. Adams, Pres. Ed. P. Meriam, Sec.
Benjamin Lyon, Assistant Sec. Joseph H. Ad-
ams, N. B. Gibbs, F. Plummer, J. V. Bacon, Chas.
Cunningham, Benjamin Howard, William Ward,
H. M. Holbrook, Henry Lincoln, N. F. Cunning-
ham, Jabez Fisher, J. S. Jenness, William Thwing,
J. B. Kimball, E. C. Emerson, E. H. Baker, F.
Nickerson, M. Day Kimball, A. Hardy, Holmes
Ammidown, E. D. Brigham, Osborn Howes, Wm.
Lincoln, B. Thacher, Wm. T. Glidden, Thomas W.
Pierce, George C. Lord, Directors.

N. E. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

No. 28 State Street.
Willard Phillips, Pres. B. F. Stevens, Sec.
Charles Browne, Charles Hubbard, Wm. Perkins,
Chas. P. Curtis, N. F. Cuningham, Geo. H. Kuhn,
Thos. A. Dexter, M. P. Wilder, Sewell Tappan,
Robert G. Shaw, William G. Lambert, Directors.
John Homans, Consulting Physician.

PEOPLE'S MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.

Office, No. 8 Old State House, State St.

Joseph Southwick, Pres. Chas. H. White, Sec.
Waitstill Hastings, P. R. Southwick, Artemas
Ward, S. D. Davenport, G. Farley, A. Wyman,
W. A. Harrington, R. Worthington, B. W. Dunk-
lee, B. Cobb, Sheldon Webster, E. Trask, Joseph
Lord, J. Tirrell, Jr., Samuel S. Day, Geo. Dwight,
E. D. Beach, E. W. Bliss, Directors.

REAL ESTATE MUT. FIRE INS. CO.

Office, Joy's Buildixg, 81 Washington St.
W^illard Sears, Pres. H. B. Fernald, Sec. John
P. Monks, Walter Bryent, Francis Standish, Wm.
Macomber, Edward C. Tillson, Uriah Ritchie,
Isaac Tower, James M. Cook, Isaac Adams, F.
Crosby, C. J. Millard, N. Sargent, I. H. Hazel-
ton, Azel Ames, J. A. Turner, Milton J. Stone,
Jonas Fitch, John M. Mayo, J. K. Miller, George
H. Childs, Directors.

SOUTH MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.

Cor. of Fourth and Turnpike Sts.. S. Boston.
Wm. B. Dorr, Pres. Lewis Tucker, Sec. Gil-
bert Wait, William B. Harding, Benjamin B.
Brown, Wm. Gallagher, Directors.

STATE MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.

No. 21 State Street.

Ephraim Ilairington, Pres. Jos. F. Hovey, Sec.
Charles C. Conlev, Isaac H. Cary, Nathaniel Ford,
Francis Richard's, Seth Adams, Nahum Ward,
Levi Boles, Charles Rollins, William Dall, Ste-
phen M. Allen, Pelham Bonncy, James Weld,
Samuel Aspinwall, Thomas M. Howard, John De-
merritt. Directors.

SUPFOLK INSURANCE COMPANY.
State, cor. or CoNtiur.ss Sr. Capital, §225,000.

Pelham W. Hayward, Pres. Jas. II. Lunt, Sec.
Henry Wainwright, John L. Gardner, Stephen

COUNTRY INSURANCE COMPANIES.

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n. Perkins. Benj. C. White, S. C. Thwing, J. Am-
oiy Davis, Directors. N Wriglit, Messenger.
Dividends, April and October.

THEMONT INSURANCE COMPANY.

A. T. Hall, Pres. Orrici:, 114 Mii.K SriiiiET.
(Closing up.)

UNITED STATES INSURANCE CO.

No. 52 State Street. Cai'it.vl, ,9200,000.

Robert B. Williams, Pres. Levi Ingols, iSec.
William Perkins, Edward S. Tobey. Ammi C.
Lombard, Israel Lombard, Alfred C. Ilcrsey, Jo-
.siali Stickney, Geo. II. Sampson, John S. Wright,
Henry Timmins, Osborne Howes, Charles II.
Brown, Directors.

Dividends, December and June.

UNION MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.

No. 10 Old State House.
Enoch Hobart, Pres. Geo. G. Field, Sec. Sam-
uel H. Walley, A. W. Thaxter, Jr., Asa Swal-
low, Samuel Leeds, Abraham T. Lowe, Jacob H.
Loud, John P. Ober, Benjamin Lamson, Geo.
H. Kuhn, James Clark, Eliphalet Jones, Daniel
Henchman, Geo. T. Bigelow, Daniel L. Gibbens,
Billings Briggs, A. Blanchard, Jr., Geo. A. Bourne,
Nathaniel B" Borden, Uriel Crocker, N. F. Cun-
ningham, Directors.

UNION MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.

No. 68 State Suteet.
Elisha B. Pratt, Pres. Henry Crocker, .Sec.
David Ilenshaw, E. B. Pratt, Daniel Sharp, Jr.,
Walter Hastings, Horatio Harris, and Matthew
(^obb, of Boston; John D. Lang, J. H. Williams,
Charles Jones, of Maine : G. C. Collins, E. White,
of New York ; Geo. Dudley, of Conn., Directors.
J. C. Sharp, M. D., Medical Examiner.

UNITED INTEREST INSURANCE CO.

Wash'.x St., cor. of Essex. Capital, 5100,000.
William Parker, Pres. William R. liliss, Sec.
Amos Cotting, David Sears, Jr., W'. A. Howe,
Robert Codman, Amos Cummings, Calvin W.
Haven, J. M. Bethune, William H. Jameson,
William Carleton, George A. Curtis, Thomas Hop-
kinson, Carmi E. King, Jeffrey R. Brackett, C. L.
Hayward, D. Davies, Directors.

WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.

No. 42 State Street. Capital, ^200,000.
Thomas Lamb, Pres. Isaac Sweetser, Sec.
Richard Soule, J. T. Coolidge, William B. Rey-
nolds, M. H. Simpson, SewallTappan, Henry Lee,
Jr., P. M. Parkman, William Dwight, Directors.
Benj. Sweetser, C/er/c.

Dividends, April and October.

WARREN INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. 72 State Street. Capital, 51-50,000.
John L. Dimmock. Pres. C. E. W. Dinimock,
Sec. Jarius B. Lincoln, John B. Robinson, John C.
Abbott, Wm. Lang, Elisha Atkins, Joshua Sears,
J. S. Wigain, Isaiah Bangs. Henry L. Williams,
C. H. G. Chapin, John Tyler, Jr., Daniel C. Baker,
Ellison Lassell, Directors. George S. Ilillard,
Solicitor.

COUNTRY INSURANCE OFFICES.

Ag.vwam Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Ipswich. Office, 92 State Street, Boston. A. H.
Wildes, Presidc7it. G. H. Fitch, Secretari/. A. H.
Wildes, B. E. Hoyt, W. F. Wade, Jr.. I. Worces-
ter, A. V. Lynde, J. Huse, C. H. Mansfield, G.
Rider, J. Caldwell, Directors.

Adams Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Incorporated
1851. Sanford Blackinton, Pres, Daniel Jeuks,

VicePrcs. Wm. E. Brayton, Treat. Wm. P.

Brayton, Sec,

American Mutual Benevolent Association,
Worcester. Incorporated, 1851. F. Lescur, Pres-
ident. C. L. Dow, Secretary.

ATTLEnoRo' Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Incorpor-
ated, 1836. Phineas Savery, Presideyit. Samuel
Carpenter, 2d, Secretaty.

Bay State Mutual Fire Insurance Co ,
Chelsea. Jesse Goiild, President. Jason B.
Loorais, Secretary. J. M. Prince, General Agent.

Barnstable County Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Zenas D. Bassett, President. Amos Otis, Sect'y.

Bedford Commercial Mutual Marine Ins.
Co. New Bedford. Capital, §150,000. James
Howland,2d, President. R. R. Crocker, Vice-Pres-
ident. H. H. Crapo, Secretary.

Berkshire County Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Pittsfield. Geo. ^.'Bxiggs, President.
G. F. Johnson, Secretary.

Berkshire Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Pittsfield. Thos. B. Strong, Pres. James Buel,
Secretary.

Berkshire Mutual Health Association of
Pittsfield. Merrick Ross, President. B. F. John-
son, Secretary.

Boavditch Mutual Fire Insur.\nce Company,
Salem. Augustus Story, President. John T.
Burnham, Secretary.

Bristol County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
New Bedford. H. H. Crapo, President. J. S.
Tillinghast, Secretary and Treasurer.

Cambridge Mutual Fire Insur.vnce Co.,
Cambridge. Isaac Fay, President. Josiah W.
Cook, Secretary.

Charlestown Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Charlestown. Charles Thompson, P;-esirfe»2<. Wm.
Sawyer, Secretary and Treasurer.

Chelsea Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Erastus Rugg, Pres. Jason B. Loomis, Sec.

Citizens' Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Brighton. Edward C. Sparhawk, President. A. B.
Cobb, Secretary.

City Mutual Fire Insurance Comp.\ny, Rox-
bury. Laban S. Beecher, Presideiit. George Greg-
erson. Secretary.

Cohasset Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Paul Pratt, President. Henry J. Turner, Sec.

Commercial Insur.\.nce Comp.vny, Nantucket.
Incorporated, 1831. Capital, §100,000. Geo. Cobb,
President. Valentine Hussey, Secretary.

Con-way Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Incorporated, 1849. James S. Whitney, President.
David C. Rogers, Secretary. E. D. Hamilton,
Treasurer. Arms & Lawrence, General Agents,
office 14 State Street, Boston.

Danvers Mutual Fire Insurance Comp.vny.
Henry Cook, Pres. Geo. A. Osborne, Sec.

Dedham Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Dedham. James Richardson, Prc5. Ira Cleveland,
Secretary.

Equitable Marine Mutual Insurance Co.,
Provincetown. Thomas Nickerson, Pres. £nos
Nickerson, Secretary.

Essex Insurance Company, Salem. Capital,
5100,000. James B. Briggs, Preside?it. Wm. C.
Waters, Secretary.

Essex Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Salem.
George Nichols, Pres. John H. Nichols, Sec.

Farmers' Mutu.vl Insurance Co., George-
town. Thos. E. Payson, Pres. Wm. Boynton, Sec.

Franklin Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Greenfield. H. G. Newcomb, President. Almon
Brainard, Sec. Cephas Root, Treasurer.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Gloucester Marine Insurance Company.
Capital, ^'50,000. George H. Rogers, President.
Alfred Presson, Secretary.

Gloucester Mutual Insurance Company.
Epes W. Merchant, Pres. Joshua P. Trask, Hec.

Groveland Mutual Insurance Company.
Geo. Savor}', Pres. Nathaniel Ladd, Sec. and Treas.

Hampshire Mutual Fire Insurance _ Co.,
Northampton. Samuel L. Hinckley, President.
Harvey Kirkland, Sec.

Haverhill Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Incorporated, 1831. Alfred Kittridge, President.
Thomas M. Hayes, Secretary and Treasurer.

HiNGHAM Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Solomon Lincoln, President. David Harding, Sec.
llufus Lane, Treasurer.

Holliston Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Samuel Payson, Pres. Elias Bullard, Secretary.

HoLYOKE Mutual Fire Insurance, Salem.
Augustus Story, Pres. John T. Burnham, Sec.

Howard Fire Insurance Company, of Lowell.
Capital, ^200,000. O. M. Whipple, President.
Frederick Parker, Sec. Boston office, 77 State
Street. Harris & Cowles, Agents.

Lawrence Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
N. W. Harmon, President. W. D. Joplin, Sec.
and Treasurer.

Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Lowell. Josiah B. ¥rQ\ic\\,\President. I. S. Morse,
Secretary and Treasurer.

Lynn Mechanics' Fire and Marine Ins. Co.
Capital, ,goO,000. M. C. Pratt, President. Amos
Rhodes, Secretary.

Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, Haverhill. In-
corporated in 1850. Capital, goO.OOO ; with leave
to increase to ,^250,000. Thomas M. Hayes, Sec-
retary.

Manufacturers' Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny, Worcester. Jas. Shepherd, President. Samuel
Allen, Secretaiy. F. W. Paine, Treasurer.

Marblehead Marine Co., Marblehead. Capi-
tal, 5100,000. John HoopcT, President. S. S. Tref-
rey, Secretary.

Marblehead Mut. Fire Ins. Co., of Marble-
head, Mass. Boston office. No. 8 Scollay's Build-
ing, Court Street. Wm. ¥a.hens, Preside7it. Dan-
iel P. Grosvenor, Secretary. Wm. Fabens, D. P.
Grosvenor, Wm. Pulsifer, John Adams, F. A.
Fabens, Reuben Curtis, Directors. Wm. Pulsifer
and R. Curtis, Agents. Also agents for the Bow-
ditch, Holyoke, and other safe and popular com-
panies.

Marlboro' Mutual Insurance Company.
Jabez S. Wetherbee, President. Mark Fay, Treas-
urer and Secretary.

Mechanics' Mut. Benefit Asso., of Spring-
field. Accumulated and Guaranty Cap., g9J,000.
R. Crossett, President. H. Darling, Secretary.

Mechanics' Union Association, Springfield.
Capital, So0,000. M. B. Dean, President. Wm.
Patton, G. C. Wood, II. B. Judkius, Financial
Committee.

Merchants' and Farmers' Mutual Fire In-
surance Company, Worcester. Incorporated,
1810. Isaac Davis, Preside/it. Chas. L. Putnam,
Scc7'etary.

Merkimac Mut. Fire Insurance Company,
Andovcr. Samuel Merrill, President. Samuel
Gray, Secretary and Treasurer.

Mechanics' and Farmers' Mutual Fire In-
surance Company. Stookbridge. Charles M.
Owen, President. Jona. E. Field, Secretary. J,
D. Adams, Treasurer.

. Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
ny, Concord. Dan. Shattuck, President. N.
Brooks, Secretary.

Mutual Marine Ins. Co., New Bedford. Hen-
ry Tabcr, Pres. Pardon Tillinghast, Vice-Pres.
W. H. Taylor, Sec.

Old Colony Fire and Mar. Ins. Co., of Ply-
mouth. Incorporated by the Legislature of Jlass-
achusetts, 1836. Capital, ^'50,000. Boston office.
No. 4 State Street. Ezra Finney, President. Al-
len Danforth, Secretary. Ezra Finney, Nathaniel
Russell, Isaac L. Hedge. J. H. Loud, William
Nelson, I. N. Stoddard, Schuyler Sampson, Har-
vey Weston, Alonzo Scudder, William Thomas, Di-
rectors. Hon. Albert Fearing, Hon. J. G. Rogers,
Phineas Sprague, Esq., T. J. Lobdell, Esq., Messrs.
J. E. Thayer & Bro., Messrs. Willis & Co., C. G.
Davis, Esq., S. J. Gordon, Esq., Board of Refer-
ence. Oliver Brewster, Agent.

Oriental Insurance Comp.vny, Salem. Cap-
ital, 5200,000. Nathan Endicott, President. Wm.
S. Cleveland, Secretary.

Pacific Insurance Company, New Bedford.
Capital, 5100,000. Gideon Allen, President. Sam-
uel Lumbard, Secretary.

People's Equitable Mittual Fire Ins. Co.,
Taunton. Incorporated, 1848. Albert Field, Pre«-
ident. P. E. Hill, Secretary.

People's Mutual Insurance Co., Spring-
field. Joseph Southwick, President. George
Dwight, Vice-President. Doras L. Stone, Secreta-
ry. J. C. Goodridge, Actuary.

People's Mutual Fire Insurance Comp.^.ny,
Worcester. Incorporated, 1847. Capital, 5100,-
000. E. H. Hemmenway, President. Oliver Har-
rington, Secretary. Lorenzo Burge, Agejit, 78
State Street, Boston.

People's Mutual Health Assurance Co., of
Springfield. Incorporated, April 25th, 1850. \\m.
B. Calhoun, President. John F. Comstock, Sec-
retary. R. Chandler, Actuary and Treasurer.

Plymouth County Mutual Insurance Com-
pany, Wareham. Stephen Gibbs, President. Sil-
vanus Bourne, Secretary.

QuiNCY Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Quincy. Lysan-
der Richards, Pres. Stephen Bates, Sec. Israel
W. Munroe, Treas.

Salem Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Salem. John H. Nichols, President. Charles S.
Nichols, Secretary.

State Mutual Life Assurance Company,
Worcester. Capital, 5100,000. John Davis, iVei-
ident. Wm. Dickinson, Trcasxirer. C. Harris,
Secretary. J. D. Kent, Agent for Boston, office
29 State Street.

Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, of Springfield, Mass. Capital Slock,
5150,000. Insures Real and Personal Property
against Fire, on favorable terms. Edmund Free-
man, D. L. Harris, Marvin Chapin, Chester W.
Chapin, A. Huntington, Edward Southworth, J.
B. Merrick, Albert Morgan, Waitstill Hastings,
George Walker, Directors. Edmund Freeman,
President. William Connor, Jr., .SVrrc/'ary. J. C.
Howe & Co., Hitchcock, Cobb & Winslow, James
K. Mills & Co., Homer Bartlctt, Esq., Hastings
it Co., of Boston. Hon. Geo. Stevens, Hon.
Daniel Wells, Moses Clarke, M. D., of Cambridge,
Hon. R. Frothingham, Jr., Addison Gage, Esq.,
(Firm of Gage, Hittinger & Co.,) of Charlestown,
Board of Reference. George W. Reed, Agent,
Sears's iJlocli, 63 Court Street, Boston.

Union Insurance Co., Provincetown. Capi-
tal, 575,000. John Adams, President. David
Fairbanks, Secretary.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

249

Union Mut. Marine Ins. Company. New Bed-
ford. Capital, g'2n;),nnO. Thos. S. Ilathaway,
l^resideuL Borden AVood, Sacrelary.

Wkst Np.wniiUY Mut. I'iiibo Ins. Co. Dean
Tlobin-ion, President. J. C. Carr, Secretary.

WKYMonrii AND Bkaintuek MuTirAL FiiiK In-
HiruANCM Company. Weymouth. Appletou Howe,
President. T. R. Hanson, Secretary.

WOUCESTER MUTUAT, FiRE InsI'RANCF. Co.,

Worcester. Fredeiic Wm. i\iinc, President and
Treasurer. Anthony Chase, Secretary.

INSURANCE COMPANIES

J'l other States, who have Acjeiicies in Boston.

^TXA Insurance Company, Hiirtford, Conn.
Annuity Fund, 51-50,000. Thomas K. Br;iee. Prcs.

E. A. 13ulkeley, Vice President. S. L. Loomis,
Secreliiry. J. W Seymour, ^("<»a?7/. I.F. Dobson,
Merchants' Exchange, Afient. Dr. Coale, No. 7
Bowdoin Square, Medical Examiner.

American Mutual Life Insurance Company,
of the City of New Haven. Incorporated, 1847-
Cash Capital and Surplus, .?? 1.50,000. Expense of
in'surance reduced iwenty-five per cent. Benjamin
Silliman, President. Benjamin Noyes, Secretary.
Norris Willcox, John W. Fitch, Caleb Mix, Sher-
man W. Kiievals, Willis Bristol, John Durrie,
Lewis B. Judson. James E. English, Charles B.
Lines, Isaac N. Prior, J. M. Mason, John C. Hoi
lister. Trustees. Hon. F. C. Gray, Hon. J. G. Rog-
ors, Prnf. Geo. Ticknor, John C. Warren, M. D.,
John Ware, M. D., A. H. Vinton, D. D., G W.
Blas-den, D. D., J. J. Dixwell. Esq., J. Huntington
Wolcott, Esq., Thos. Lamb. ¥j^(\., Local References.
John C Wnnen, M. D., and John Ware, M. D ,
Coivsiillini/ Physicians. E. W. Blake, M. D., Med-
ical E.ta miner. 28 Harrison avenue. Oliver Brews-
ter, Actuary, No. 4 State Street, Boston.

TuE August.a Insurance and Banking Com-
pany, Augusta, Georgia. Chartered, 1S27. Capi-
tal 5.'H7o,00;i, paid m and invested according to law.
Continue to insure again<<t Fire and Marine
Hazards to the extent of ^10,000 on any one risk,
at favorable rates of premium. Policies issuedand
losses promptly paid by Page & Banks, Ayents at
Boston. Office in Tappan's new building, opposite
Kilby street. Wm. M. D'Antignac, President.
lioliert Walton, Secretari/. James K. Mills .*t Co ,

F. Skinner & Co., P. &' J. P. Huwes, Thayer &
Co., Thomas Gray & Co., Deshon & Co., Joshua
Sears, Esq., References.

CiiAKTEit Oak Life Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn. Capital, *J2J0,000, securely in-
vested under the sanction and approval of the
comptroller of public accounts of the State of Con-
necticut. Policies granted on the stock or mutual
plan. Information and pamphlets given by their
agent. Arthur Merrill, ylf/f'i*. Office, Scars's block,
rorner of Court and Cornhill streets, Boston.
Charles Gordon, M. D., Medical Ex iminer, resi-
dence, 6 West street. At tlie office daily, from 12
to 1 o'clock. Hon. George W. Cro.kett, Prcs. Bank
of North America, ; Nathan Carruth, E-;q , Prcs.
Old C.dony Railroad; Rev Seth Bliss, Sec. Am.
Tract Society ; Gilbert & Sons, Thayer & Brother,
and Malhew Bolles, Slate Street, References.

CovNECTicuT Mutual Life Insurance Co. —
Hartford, Conn. James Goodwin, Pres. Guy R.
Phelps, Sec. James Goodwin, Wm. W. Ellsworth,
Georiro Sumner, E. G. Howe, Z. Preston, Edwin
D. Titian V, Mason Gross, Henry Hastings, Ed-
mund B. "Hull, Edward W. Pars .ns, of Hartford,
Theod(U-e Polhamis, Jr., of New York, and E. D.
Briiiham, of Boston, Directors. Boston office,
room No 1 Merchants' Bank Building, 28 State
street. Timothy K. Blaisdell and John Orvis,
General Agents. J. B. Gregerson, M. D. Physician.

29

MANHATTAN LiFE InSUUANCF. COMPANY, of Ncw

York. No. 70 Wii.sliiiigton Street, corner State.
Cash capital, .'^100, noo. Alonzo A. Alvord, /Vt-Ji.
C. Y. Wf^mple, Ser. James K. Mills & Co., Thos.
Gray & Co., J. W. Page dt Co., Francis Skinner
Si Co., Johnson, Sewall & Co., U|)luim, Appleton
X- Co., Wright (^ Whitman, Duttoii, Richardson &
Co., Deniing Jarvis, Edward Chamberlin, Boston
References. Edward 1) G. P.ilmer, M. D , Medi-
cal Examiner. Geo Hayward, M. D., Consulting
Physician. Henry Earl, Agent.

MoiiAWK Valley Insurance Co Ncw En(?
land Branch, office 17 State St., Boston. Capi-
tal, )j{17o,000. Alexander Sheldon, Pres. Adam
W. Kline, Vice-Pres. John A. Milmine. Sec.
Thomas J. Potter, Treas. Alexander Sheldon,
Adam W. Kline, H. S. McElwain, John A. Mil-
mine, John J. Schuyler, James Iliggs, John A.
Swectman, H.irvey Bell, Samuel Belding, Jr., John
Sanford, James Bell. John McClumpha, C. H.
Skillin, Volney Richmond, John S. Crane, Edward
Babcock, Thomas J. Potter, C. C. Clute, John
Bowdish. M. O. Davis, Cornelius Miller, William
Logan, Directors.

This Company, recently incorporated by the
Legislature of New York, has a WfU invested
capital of 517'5,000, and will effect insurance
against'loss or damage by Fire, on Dwellings, Fur-
niture, Stores, Stocks of Goods, and Merchandise
generally, on as favorable terms as any other com-
pany. Losses at this /Agency, promptly and lib-
erally adjusted and paid in Boston. For Insurance
apply to James H. Prince, Agent, 17 Slate Street.

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. No 17
State Street. Capital, ^1.2fifi,.S8:5 2-5. Reserved,
,^■502,26.5.34. Profit retained, ,?20i),000. Robert L.
Patterson, Pres. B. C. Miller. Sec. C. S. Mack-
nett, L. C. Grover. T. B. Segur, II. McFarlan,
Wm. M. Simpson, John R. Weeks, Seth Low, A S.
Snelling, R. H. Green, J. W. Condit, N. Perrv,
Directors. S. Fairbanks, R. G Shaw, E. H. Allen,
C. G. Loring, C. W. Cartwright, Johnson, Sewall
<^- Co., W. D. Coolidge, Peter C. Jones. Revs F.
T. Gray, Charles Brooks, Samuel F. Coolidse,
References in Boston. D. Humphreys Storer. M.
D., Medical Examiner, 14 Winter Street. J. B.
Prince, Agent, 17 State Street.

National Life Insurance Company of the
United States, located at Montpelier, Vt. Cip-
ital, .SIOO.ODO. Office of the Boston Agency. No.
14 State Street. Julius Y. Dewey. Pres. Daniel
Baldwin, Vice President. James T. Thurston, Sec.
Daniel Baldwin. Paul Dillinsham, Timothy P.
Redtielil, Julius Converse, Att'y at Law, F.dmund
Weston, J. B. Danforth, Jr., Homer W. Hcaton,
Albert L. Catlin, John A. Page, George W. Colla-
mer, Ctiarles Dewey, Orren Smith, M. D., Direc-
tors. Dutton, Richardson & Co., Towne & Ken-
drick, William Tufts, Es(|., Jacob Sleeper, Esq.,
C. C. Dean. Esq., Franklin Rand, Esq.. Boston
Refe7-enrcs. Orren Smith, A. B. Snow, M. D., 16
Harrison Avenue, Medical Examiners ; in attf-nd-
ance dailv ,it the ollice from 12 to 1 o'clock. F. W.
Adams, Physician. Arms & Lawrence, Agents.

Pacific Mutual Insurance CompanyoF Tren-
ton, N. J. Chartered, February, 18-51. Capital,
.ijt2.50,O00. Office, No. 74 State Street, Boston.
Joseph C. Potts, President. E. Russell Hinckley,
Vice President. James Hoy, Jr., Secretary. X. J.
Maynard, G. .V. Perdicaris. Benjamin W. Titus,
Hciijainin Fish, .John A. Wcart, Jonathan Fisk,
John Whittaker. Trenton : James C. Hallock,
Andrew D. Melick. N. L. McCreadv. New Y'ork :
Waldo Maynard. William S. Eaton, Boston, Borrd
of Directors. J. M Beebe, Morgan tk C<>., Whit-
ney & Fenno, Adolphns Davis, Esq., Benj. Bur-
sess Ik Sons, Charles Scudder & Co., Harnden &
Co., Boston References.

RAILROADS IX NEW ENGLAND.

ASHUELOT RAILROAD.

[See Comiecticut River R. R.'\

ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE.

Josiah S. Little, President. Charles E. Barrett,
Treasurer. S. T. Corser, Supt. B. Cashing, Clerk.
Josiah S. Little, Eliphalet Greely, Thomas Ham-
mond, St. John Smith, John B. Brown, Wm. W.
Thomas, Wm. Pitt Fessenden, Jas. L. Farmer, A.
W. H. Clapp, E. F. Beal, Thos. Crocker, S. H.
Chandler, Samuel Jordan, Directors.

From Portland to Miles. Prices.

Falmouth 5.. 20

Cumberland 9.. 30

Yarmouth 11.. 35

Junction 12.. 40

N.Yarmouth 15.. 45

Webber's 19.. 60

New Gloucester ... 22.. 70

Cobb's Bridge 24.. 75

♦June, Danville.. . 27.. 85

Hotel Road 28.. 90

Empire Road 32. .1 00

Mechanic Falls 36.. 1 10

Oxford 40. .1 20

SouthParis 47. .1 40

North Paris 55

Bryant's Pond 62

Locke's Mills 65

Bethel 70

West Bethel 74

Gilead 80

Shelburne, N. H. .. 86
Reach Gorham .... 91

*AnJroscoggin and Kennebec to WaterTille.

BERKSHIRE.

[See Housatonic.']
Chas. W. Hopkins, President. E. F. Ensign,
Treasurer. Chas. W. Hopkins, I. Sumner, Charles
Hunt, Ira Sherman, Directors.

BOSTON, CONCORD AND MON-
TREAL.

Open from Concord to Warren, N. H.
Josiah Quincy, of Rumney, N. H., President.
James N. Elkins, of Rumney, N. H. Agent. Geo.
Minot, of Concord, N. H., Treasurer. Charles
Lane, of Gilford, N.H., Clerk. IraGoodale, Bath ;
Peter Clark, Holmes Hinkley, James M. Whiton,
John T. Coffin, of Boston; George B. Chandler,
of Concord, N. H. ; John T. CofRa, of Meredith,
Directors.

From Concord to M.
East Concord. . 2. .
North Concord. 5..
Canterbury ...10.,
Northfield ....13.,
Sanboriiton B'e.lB. .
Union bridge.. 22.,
Meredith B'ge.27..
Lake Village ..29..

Weirs .33.,

Meredith Vil'ge 37. ,

Pr.

15
25
35

45
60
70
85
95
: 05
L 15

From CnncorrI to M.
Fogg's Road ..41
Holderness ...45
Bridgewater ..48

Plymouth 51

Quincy's 57

lliimncy 59

West Rumney. 62
Wentwarth....67
Warren 71

Pr.

.1 25

.1 35

.1 45

.1 55

.1 75

.1 75

.1 85

.1 95
.2 05

BOSTON AND LOWELL.

{Depot, Loroell Street. Office, W}^ Tremotit Row.)
George W. Lyman, President. Ebcn Chadwick,

William Sturgis, Isaac Hinckley, Joseph Ti den.

Directors. J. Thos. Stevenson, 7Vea.«»-cr. Thos.

P. Tenney, Clerk. Waldo Higginson, Agent.
From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Mastitrs.

Eist Cambridge 10. .C. E. (Joodell

Milk Row 14. .15.. A. Smith

From Boston to Miles. Pries. Depot Masters.

Taylor's led 2^.. 15

Willow br 3A..15i

Stearns' steps, Med. 4 17^

Med ford steps 4|..17^

West Medford 5... 17.. J. M. Sanford

Bacon's Bridge ... . 7 •.•25

Winchester 8...25..S. B. White

Wohurn Branch.

rSymmes' 8:J..30

I Richardson's 9... 30

/-Horn Pond 9.1. •SO

[Woburn Centre .. 10.. .SO., A. Thompson

East Woburn 30

Woburn wat. place. 30.. Samuel Abbott

Wilmington 40. .J. A.Ames

Billerica & T 50.. J. A. Burt

Billerica Mills 55. .P. B. Bohonan

Bleachery, Lowell,. 65

Middlesex St., " .. 65

Lowell 65.. J. Roberts

[See Concord R. R.]

BOSTON AND MAINE.

(DejMt, liaymarket Square.)

John Howe, Brookline, President. Geo. H.
Kuhn, Boston ; Wm. Hale, John Flint, Ando-
ver; Samuel Bachelder, Cambridge; Samuel A.
Walker, Brookline, Directors. Thimas S. Wil-
liams, Superintendent. Horace B. Wilbur, Treas-
urer. George Minot, Clerk.

From Be'Slon to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Somerville 2.. 10. .L. S. Alexander

Medford, 5^. 15. .Jas. T. Floyd, Jr.

Edgeworth 4.. 15

Maiden 5.. 15. .Sam'l Norris

Boardman's Cr 6.^. 18

Melrose 7-. 18.. Geo. W. Barrett

Stoneham 8.. 20

Greenwood 9.. 25

*S. Reading June. 9^

South Reading .... 10.. 25. .Jonathan Towle

Reading 12.. 30. .Calvin Temple

Wilmington 15.. 35

fWilmington June.

Ballardvale 21 •• 50. .Steph. Densmore

Andover 23.. 55. .James Grosvenor

S Lawrence 26.. 60. .S. N. Burnham

JNo. Lawrence .... .. 60.. A. W. Eaton

No. Andover 28.. 65.. Laban Sawyer

Bradford 32.. 80. .Christopher Rugg

Haverhill 33.. 80. .Joseph Flanders

Atkinson 37.. 95

Plaistow 38.. 95.. Rufus Merrill

Newton 41.. 1 00.. Simeon Rowell

EastKingston 45. .1 10. . A. Batchelder

Exeter 50. . 1 20. .Geo. G. Smith

^S. Newmarket .... 54. . 1 30. .C. H. Totherly
Newmarket June. . 55.. 1 30. .Thos. Chesley

Newmarket 57. .1 40. .Wm. Thompson

Durham 62.. 1 50. .Eben'r Smith

Madbuiy 65.. 1 6(1

IJDover 68. .1 60..Wm. Tredick

Somersworth 71.. 1 67

HGreat Falls 74.. 1 74. .G. W. Ballock.Jr.

Rochester 80.. 1 85

Salmon Falls 72.. 1 73.. Geo. S. Oliver

South Berwick 12^.\ 79

Berwick June 74.. 1 85.. D. W. Quimby

PortLmd 1 11.. 2 00

* South Ueacling Branch intersects. t Salem and Lowell
intersects. X Manchester and Lawrence — Lowell and

L.awreiicc — Essex intersect. § Portsmouth and Concord
intersect |1 (Jocheco K. R. intersects. If (ireat Falls

and Oouway intersect.

RAILROADS.

251

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.

(Depot, P/rtisaiU Sirct, opposite Eliot Street.)

ChMilcs H. Warren, President. William Appln-
toii, John Barstow, S. T. Dana, William Amory,
George R. Russell, Joseph Grinnell, Direrlnrs.
W. R. Lee, Siiperintendeut. Edward Pickering,
(■Icrk. Henry Dulton, Treasurer.

From Boston to MHfS. Prices. Depot 'Musters.

Roxbury 2... 10..N. Haynes

Hoylston Street 3... 10

♦Jamaica Plains... 3... 10

Toll Gate A\. . 10

South Street 5*.. 12

Central 6|.. 15

West Roxbury .... Ik.. 15

Dedham 9^.. 25

Monterey 6^.. 15

Hyde Park 1\.. 20. .S. Smith

ReadviUe 8A.. 20

Canton Road 127.. 35

tCanton 14;. 40. .0. Dean

S.Canton 15... 40 Bent

Bird's 17... 50

Stouffhton 18... 50.. J. Holmes

Sharon 17i.. 50. .J.Turner

Foxboro' 2U.. 65

JMansfield 247.. 70. .W. Greenfield

Tobey's 26. . . 80. .J. Greene

Attleboro' 31... 95. .Q. Fuller

Dodgeville 32... 95

Pawtutket 39. ..1 15..I. Jenks

^^Providence 43^.. 1 25.. 1. A. Brooks

* Dedhiiiu Branch intersects.

t Stoughton Branch intersects.

i New^Bcdford and Taunton K. R., and Taunton Br. R. R.

§ Connects with Stonington R. R.

BOSTON AND WORCESTER.

{Depot and Office, Beach, corner of Lincoln.)

Thomas Hopkinson, President. Daniel Denny,
George B. Blake, Nathaniel Hammond, George
Morey, Isaac Emery, William Parker, B. F.
White, Timothy C. Leeds, Directors. Ginery
Twichell, Sitperintendent. George Bemis, Clerk
and Solicitor. Horace Williams, Treasurer. I. Z.
A. Bean, Depot Master, Boston.

Boston and New York via Worcester and Nor-
wich. Cars leave the Worcester Depot in Albany
street every afternoon at 5 o'clock for the steam-
ers Connecticut and Knickerbocker, which run
alternate days. These boats have recently been
remodelled and furnished anew with costly and
sumptuous furniture, and everything requisite to
safety and comfort has been provided. Merchan-
dise taken at the lowest rates, and promptness
observed in forwarding goods. All packages
should be marked " N. & W. and N. Y. & E. R.
R.," and sent to door No. 10 Worcester R. R.
Freight House on Lincoln St. For further par-
ticulars apply to W. A. Munroe, Agt. at Adams Ik
Co.'s Express Office, 84 Washington st., Boston.
Cars leave this depot twice each day for New York,
via the land route — Springfield, Hartford and New
Haven, reaching New York in eight hours. Fare,
§5,00. Fare, via Norwich, in Steamer, §4,00.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Brookline, 3.J.. 10..C. W. Ruggles

Cambridge Cross'g 4|.. 15

Brighton 5... 20.. G. F. Banister

Newton Corner .... 7... 25..Th. A. Andrews

Newtonville 8... 30

W.Newton 9... 30.. J. C. Bixby

Auburndale 10... 27

Lower Falls 12=^.. 30. .F. B. Davis

Grantville 13... 35. .I.Davis

NeedhaiA 14^.. 40. .N. T. Gould

♦Natick 17... 45.. L D. Morse

•Saxonville Branch intersects ; Milford Branch intersects;
Framingham Branch intersects.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Maitert.

Saxonville 21*.. 65

Irainingham 2l|. . 65. .M. Fay

Milford Branch.

Sherburne 2fi... Ci. .C. C. Parker

lloUiston 27... 70. .G. Thompson

Milford 3.S|.. 85..A. T. Wilkins

Ashland 24... 05. .J. H. Jones

Southboro' 28... 75..S, K;iy

Westboro' 32... 85. .E. M. Phillips

Grafton 38. -.1 00. .W. L. Lewis

Millbury 4'>\..l 15..N. C. Paine

fWorcester 45. ..1 15. .K.Moody

t Millbury Branch intersects ; Western R. R., Worcc-fltw
and Nashua, Norwich and Worcester, Vitchburg and Wor-
cester K. It's, all intersect.

CANAL.

From New Haven to Miles. Pricei,

Hamden Plains 4... 12

Centreville 6^.. 15

Ives's 7^.. 20

Mount Carmel 8... 20

Bradley's 10... 25

Brooks's 12... 30

Cheshire 15... 40

Hitchcock's 19... 55

Southington Corners.. 21... 65

Southington 22. . . 65

Plainville 27-.. 85

Farmincton 30.^.. 95

Unionville 33... 1 05

CoUiusville 38. ..1 15

Avon 37... 1 05

Weatogue 39^. .1 15

Simsbury 4l|..l 20

Tarifl'ville 45. . . 1 25

CAPE COD BRANCH.

{OJJice, 16 Merchants' Exchange.)
J. H. W. Page, President. M.S. Lincoln, Rich-
ard Borden, Amos Otis, Benjamin Burgess, Di-
rectors. Wm. A. King, Clerk Freight Depart-
7nent. Eph. N. Winslow, Clerk Passetiffer (JJjice.
Sylvanus Bourne, i>up't and Treas. Wm. A. King,
E. N. Winslow, David S. Thrasher, Conductws.
Simeon C. Clark, Master Machinist.

From Boston, via Old Colony and Fall River
R. R. to Middleboro'.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Middleboro' 34.^.. 85..V.E.Dike

Rock Station 39.;J..1 05. .John Q.Morton

So. Middleboro' 42,^..! 15. .C. R. Smith

West Wareham... 46. ..1 20.. Gamaliel Fuller

S. Wareham 47^.-1 25 B.T.Burt

Parker's Mills 48^.. 1 30. .Silas S. Gibbs

Wareham 49|. . 1 .30. . Abisha Barrows

Agawam 6(\^..l 35. .Albert Ellis

Cohasset Nar's 54iJ..l 40

Monument 65|..l 40. .Elias M. Swift

N. Sandwich 58^. . I 50.-Chas. Boarne

W. Sandwich 595-. 1 5U.. Isaac Keith

Sandwich 62^. . 1 50. .Geo. Atkins

CHESHIRE.

{Office, No. 56 State Street.)
Thomas M. Edwards, Keene, President. Thom-
as Thacher, Boston, Hiram Hosmer, Watertown;
Salmah Hale, Benj. F. Adams, Keene; Ephraim
Murdock, Jr., Winchendon ; George Huntington,
Walpole, Directors. Chas. J. Everett, 'IVeaSurer.
Wm. P. Cochran, Ticket Clerk. Reuben Stewart,
Freight Clerk. V. M. Kimball, Paying Clerk.
From Boston, via

Fitc/iburg, to Miles. Priets. Depot Masters.

*S. Ashburnham 61 . . 1 50. . A. Whittcmore

N. Ashburnham... 4.. 20..G. L. Beals

Winchendon 8. . 30. .J. Burbank

* Connects ^th Tennont and Massachosetts R. R.

'252

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

From Boston, via

FiCchburs, to

State Line 11.. 40

Fitzwilliam 17.- 55..

Troy 22.. 70..

Marlboro' 26.. 80..

*Keene 32. .1 00..

E. Westmoreland.. 40.. 1 25.,

Westmoreland 44.. 1 35.,

Walpole 50. .1 50..

fBellows Falls 54.. 165.,

* Connects vpith the Ashuelot R. R.

t Couuects with Sullivan, Rutland
Vermont Valley R. It's.

Milts. Prices. Depot Masters.

3. W. Parker
F. Grimes
N. Converse
Laton Martia
Henry Esty
Harvey Ball
H. P. Clark
-W. W. Cochran

and Burlington, and

COOHECHO.

( Connects toith thu Boston and Maine R. R. )
Wm. Hale, Dover, President. Wm. Hale, Dover;
Wm. Hill, N. Berwick ; J. H. Smith, G. Heining
Farington, T. H. Cushing, Dover; W. G. Prince,
S. 6. 8toue, Boston, Dcrectoi's. A. P. Hunscn,
Dover, Treasurer. Wiu. Merritt, Dover, A</et>t.
From Alton Bay to Miles. Prices.

AUuii 1.... O

Downing's 5.. ..15

New Durham 6. ...25

Farmingtou 10.... 35

Walker's 14. ...55

Rochester 18.. ..60

Gonic 20 . 70

Pickering's 22 80

Dover 28 85

CONCORD AND CLAREMONT.

Anthony Colby, President. Seth Eastman, J.
H. Ames, Harrison D. liobertson, Franklin Si-
monds, Asa Fowler, Dexter Kichards, Directors.
Calvin Ainsworth, Treasurer. Jaseph A. Gilmore,
Agent. K. Sherburne, Master cy^ Transportation.
Stephen C. Badger, Clerk.

From Boston to Miles. Prices.

Lawrrence 26....

Concord 73....

West Concord 76 10

Mast Yard 80 25

Contoocook 83.... 40

Diamond's Corner ... 85 ... . 50

Warner 90 65

Waterloo 92.... 75

Roby's Corner 94.... 75

Melvin's Mills 96 90

Bradford 98 1 UO

CONCORD, N. H.

{Office, 7 Merchants' Exchamje, Boston.)

Isaac Spalding, Nashua, N.H., President. Josiah
Stickney, Uriel Crocker, Emiuous Raymond, Bos-
ton; Robert Read, C. H. Peaslee, Concord; Robert
McGaw, Merrimack, Directors. John H. George,
Clerk. Nathaniel P. Levering, Treasurer. N. J.
Upham, Concord, N. H., Superintendent.

Via Lowell R. R., or Boston and Maine, and
Manchester and Lawrence R. R's.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot M'lSters.

Lowell 25.. 60

•Nashua .38.. 90. .F. M. Stimpsou

Thornton's Ferry.. 41.. 1 00.. Caleb Jones

Reed's Ferry 47.. 1 05. .8. C. Nesmith

GolF'sFalls 61. .1 10. .C. H. Wheeler

fManchester 55. .1 15. .D. C. Gould

Martin's Ferry 60. .1 25. . Jos. Blanchard

Hooksett 64. .1 35. . W. B. Shute

Robinson's Ferry.. 68.. 1 40..Thos. B. Sargent
JConcord 73.. 1 50..Baruch Biddle

• Na.shua and Worcester U. R. connects ; Wilton R. R.
connects.

t Manchester and Lawrence R. R. connects ; New Hamp-
shire Central R. R. connects.

t Boston, Concord and Montreal R. B. connects ; Northern
R. R. connects ; Concord and Claremont R. R. connect'S.

CONNECTICUT AND PASSUMPSIC
RIVERS.

{Office, 7 Merchants' Exchange, Bosto7i.)
Open to St. Johiisbuiy, Vt., via Lowell R R. and
Concord R. R., or IJoston and Maine, and Man-
chester and Lawrence R. R.
Erastus Fairbanks, St. Johnsbury, Vt., Presi-
dent. Asa Low, Bradford, Vt., Vice-President.
Josiah Stickney, Fitz Henry Homer, John C. Lee,
B. B. Mussey, William Thomas, W. F. Weld, E.
Raymond, Oliver Dean, Boston ; Elijah Cleveland,
Coventry, Vt. ; Lewis H. Delano, Hardwick, Vt. ;
A. Latham, Hartford, Vt. ; S. L. French, Derby,
Vt. ; E. B. Chase, Lyndon, Vt., Directors. Henry
Keyes, Secretary. Nathaniel P. Lovering, Treas-
ure)-. George A. Merrill, St. Johnsbury, Vt., Mas-
ter of Transportation. Robt. Hale, St. Johnsbury,
Vt., Superintendent.
From Boston, via

Concord, N. H., to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.
*WhiteR. Junctionl42...3 50.. D. A. Richardson
Norw. and Hanoverl46^..3 60.. H. N. Rowell

'Pompanoosuc 152. ..3 80. .Wm. W.Reynolds

Thet(ordand Lymel56.^..3 90..Bela Sawyer
NorthThetford....l58|..4 00. .D. W. Classen
Fairlee and Orford . 164. ..4 10. .G. W. Brown
Pierm'tandBradf'dl70|..4 25. .Stevens W.Merrill

Newbury 177|..4 40. .J. C. Woodbury

Wells River 182... 4 50.. A. A. Bullock

Ryegate 186.^.. 4 G5

Mclndoes' Falls ...190|..4 75..Wm.R. Monteith

Barnet 193:^.. 4 80.. S. S. Clarke

McLeran'sPlace...l95|..4 85.. D. R. Allen

Passumpsic 199^. .4 95. .Jacob Ide

St. Johnsbury 203... 5 00.. Lucius Gilmore

* Connects with Vt. Central and Northern R. R's.

CONNECTICUT RIVER.

C. W. Chapin, President. H. W. Clapp, P. C.
Brooks, I. Sargeant, C. E. Forbes, E. G. Howe,
Samuel Henshaw, James K. Mills, Directors. S.
F. Lyman, Treasurer. J. B. Wyman, Sup't.

This road connects at Springfield with the Wes-
tern R. R. and the New Haven, Hartford and
Springfield R. R., and at South Vernon with the
Vermont and Massachusetts R.R. via Brattleboro'
and Bellows Falls ; thence via Rutland and Bur-
lington, Sullivan, Vermont Central and Passump-
sic R. R. to the White Mountains, Northern
Vermont and the Canadas ; passing up the en-
tire length of the Connecticut River Valley and
through the most beautiful parts of New England.

From. Springfield to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Springfield I. Wells

Cabotville 3.^.. 10.. J. Carpenter

Williamanset 6|.. 20..O. C. Towne

Holyoke 8... 25. .H. D. Carroll

Smith's Ferry 12.^.. 35. .H. Smith

Northampton 17- . • 50. .F. Clark

Hatfield 21... 65. .C. W. M. Smith

Whately 26... 75. .E. H. Wood

South Deerfield '28. . . 85. .J. N. Purple

Deerfield 32A..1 00. .E. Wells

Greenfield 36... 1 10.. M. L. Stebbins

Bcrnardston 42^.. 1 30.. O. Dickinson

South Vernon 50... 1 50.. A. H. Carleton

* Ashuelot Railroad Branch.

f Hinsdale 54. ..1 65. .H. Taylor

W. Winchester... 58... 1 75.. L. Cheney

Winchester 60... 1 80.. E. Alexander

Westport 65. ..1 95. .F. Faulkner

Swanzey 68... 2 05. .J. S. Thayer

Jieene ." 73. ..2 20. .C. W. Bowker

* Leased and operated by Conn. Riv. R. R. *

Chicopce Falls Branch leaves this road at Cabot-
ville and extends to the village of Chicopee Falls,
2 miles. Fare 15 cts.

RAILROADS.

253

CONTOOCOCK VALLEY RAILROAD.

Miittlicw ILirvey, President. Thiodoe French,
James Boyd, Uavid Sttu'lo, John Ail; ii, Henry
llolfe, Jr., Joseph A. Gilniorc, Directors. G('()rpe
E. Holbrook, Treasurer. Jacob A. Putter, Clerk.
Joseph A. Gilmore, Superintendent. K. Sherburne,
Master of Transportation.

DORCHESTER &, MILTON BRANCH.

{Office, Old Colony Depot, Kneeland Stred.)
William Pierce, President. Edw. Kinp;, Nathan
Carruth, Lyman Kinsley, William Pierce, E. H.
Ruggles, Directors.

[See Old Colony R. R]

EASTERN.

{Depot, East Bostoii Ferry. Office, 17 Merchants'

Row. Freiyht Office, do.)

Annual Meeting, 2d Monday in July.

Incoiporated April 14, 183G. The track from
Boston to Salem was opened August 27, 1838.
December 10, 1839, a Branch Kailrocid wcis opened
from Salem to Marblehead. December 18, 1839,
the cars commenced running to Ipswidi Depot.
June 19, 1840, they run to Newburyport ; aud to
the New Hampshire line, Nov. 9, 1840, — distance
64 miles.

A. Thorndike, Beverly, President. David A.
Neal, of Salem; Isaiah Breed, of Lynn; Ichabod
Goodwin, of l'ortsu\outh ; B. T. Reed, of Boston ;
Samuel Hooper, of Boston; Samuel Philbrook, of
Brookline; Alb't Thorndike, of Beverly, Directors.
W. S. Tuckerman, of Boston, Treastirer. William
H.Foster, Clerk. John Kinsmdni, Superinie7ide7it.

Opened for travel to Salem in 1839, to Portland
in 1841.

Eastern Railroad, from Boston, through
Lynn, Salem, and Newburyport, to Portsmouth.

Portland, Saco, and Portsmouth Railroad,
to Portland. Thence by the Portland aud Ken-
nebec Railroad to Bath, Gardiner, and Hallowell,
on the Kennebec, and by Steambor.t to Thomaston,
Camden, Belfast, Frankfort, and Bangor, on the
Penobscot lliver.

This Railroad affords access to many splendid
sea-side locations, and passes through many pleas-
ant towns, opening magnificent views of the ocean,
leading to the most retired spots for sei-bathing,
and to the most delightful walks and drives in the
native forests that can be found in New England.
Stations, Distances, and Fares on the Eastern Eail-
7-oad, from Boston.

From Boston to Mtks. Prices. Depot Masters.

North Chelsea 4.. 10

Lynn 9.. 25

Swamscot 11.. 25

♦Salem 14. . 40. .Albert Knight

fBeverly 16.. 45.. W.Page

Branch to

(Manchester 25.. 65

i Gloucester 30.. 90

VVenham 20.. 56. .Daniel Rust

Ipswich 25.. 70.. Josiah Caldwell

JNewburyport 34. .1 00. .Dan'l M. Lankcster

Salisbury 36. . 1 08. . French

Seabrook 40. .1 16

Hampton Falls 42. .1 24.. Chase

Hampton 44.. 1 o2. .Tvler Crane

North Hampton 46. .1 40..— 1— Hobbs

Greenland 49.. 1 43.. J. B. Rand

Portsmouth 54.. 1 50.. Charles Annable

Portland 105. .2 00. .Marshall Rood

Portland, Saco, and Portsmouth R. R.

f Kittery 55 Samuel Fiske

< Elliot 68 Jenkins

(South Berwick. ..71 Newell Marden

* Marblehead Branch intersects.

t Gloucester Branch intersects.

t Salisbury MilU Branch intersects.

From Bo.^ion to Mil'x. D'pot Matters.

Portlntid, Saco, and Portsmouth R. R.

C North Berwick ...72 Warren Dockum

Wells 78 Eaton

Kcnnebunk 83 Littkfield

-( Konticbiink Pt 87

Biddeford 92 Millikcn

Saco 93 Simon Milliken

_ Scarborough 95

ESSEX.

George Hodges, of Andover, Presidetit. Eben.
Sutton, Danvers ; George Hodges, Andover ; Na-
thaniel Weston, David Pingrce. S. P. Webb. I. B.
Silsbee, N. B. Mansfield, S. A. S^ifford, Salem.
Directors. S. P. Webb, Clerk and Treasurer.

From Sale})! to Milts. Prices.
South Danvers ... 1|....'5

New Mills 4f 10

North Danver.s 10

Beaver Brook 15

Swiin's Crossing..

Middle ton 9^ 30

Bo.xford 40

North Andover... 194 •''^

Sutton's Mills 20 55

Lawrence 21A....60

FALL RIVER.

From South Braintree to Fall River.

N. B. Borden, President. Richard ]3o;den, J.
H. Tillinghast, Jefferson Borden, Peter H. Pierce,
C. C. Gilbert, Nahum Stetson, Royal Turner, R.
Waterston, Directors. George Haven, Fall River,
Superintencknt. T. T. Putter, Clerk. David An-
thony, Fall River, Trcasu7-er. George W. Billings,
Fall River, Master of Transportation.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot MaMers.

Boston . .1. D. Presbrey

South Braintree ....11^..

Randolph 15^..

East Stoughton ....17...
North Bridgewatcr..20...

Campello 22|. .

Keith Furnace 23|..

E. & W. Bridgewater25i. .

Bridge water 27.'^..

Titicut 305.-

Middlebcro' 34^.. 85

Raskins 37... 90

Mvric's 42. ..1 00..W. Sirams

Assonet 45... 1 10.. J. M. Phillips

Terry's

Somerset

Miller's 50. ..1 30

Fall River 53. ..1 35. .II. Diamond

Bv Steamboat to Newport, 71 miles ; and New
York, S4.00 ; 236 miles from Boston.

,^j^ f I The Cars leave the De- p-^
■^^^^S pot of the Old Colonv R. ■/+ f^
^'■^~ 'R., corner of South 'and :6i^m

35
35.
40.
50.

N. H. Moore

L. Wales

J. G. Blanchard

G. W. Bryant
55.. J. T. Packard
60.. S. Riehaids
65.. S. D. Hayward
70.. J. M. Woodbury
75.. E.Tucker

N. E. Dike

Kneeland streets, Boston, at 5 P. M., for steamer
Empire State, Capt. B. Brayton, every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. For steamer Bay State,
Capt. \Vm. Brown, every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday. A pleasant and comfortable route to
New York. George Haven, Superintendent.

FITCHBURG.

{^Office, at Passenger Station, Causeway Street)
Jacob Forster, Charlestown, President. Horatio

Adams, W.altham ; Alvah Crocker, Fitchburg ; N.

F. Cunningham, E. H. Derby, Henry Timmins,

Boston ; Israel Longley, Shirley, Directors. Lu-

cien Tilton, Superinte:ident. John P. Welch,

Clerk and Treasurer.
From Boston to Miles. Prif-es. Depot Masters.

Prospect St 2... 15

Somerville 3... 15. .W. Bonner

254

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Cambridge 15.. B. F. Wyeth

Porter's 3^.. 15.. J. Murray

Watertown Branch.

fFreshPond 5... 20

! Mt. Auburn 5^. . 20. .T. H. SafFord

i Arsenal 6|.. 22

[ Watertown 8. . . 25. .J. Robbins

Lexington and West Cambridge.

fPondst 5... 17

W. Cam. Centre . . .6. . . 20. .J. H. Russell
<! Brattle Station ....7... 23

I East Lexington. . . .9. . . 28. .J. Norcross

^Lexington 11... 30. .L. Henchman

West Cambridge 6 C. H. Hill

Waltham 10 AV. A. Blaisdell

Stony Brook 12... 35.. H. G. Brackett

Weston 13. . . 35. .Samuel Hobbs

Lincoln 17... 45.. J. F. Clogston

Concord 20... 55. .E. Wild "

South Acton 25... 70. .E. C. Rodiman

Feltonville 34... 90

West Acton 27- •• 75.. J. Blanchard

Littleton 31... 85. .P. C. Edwards

Groton Junction.. . .35. . . 95. .A. Gardner
Peterboro' and Shirley.

rWest Groton 38. ..1 15. .A. Archibald

I Townsend Hotel. .42. . .1 25.. G. Greene
J Townsend Centre .45...1 30.. B. E. Wetherbee
\ West Townsend.. 47... 1 35..0. B. Barrett
Wilton 55...

[Mason Village... .58...1 85.. Ai Sherwin

Shirley 40. ..1 05. .E. D. Bancroft

Lunenburg 42... 1 15

Leominster 46... 1 20.. S F. Haws

Fitchburg 50. ..1 30. .J. Haskell

FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER.

Ivers Phillips, President and Superintendent.
Nathaniel Wood, John T. Farwell, Fitchburg; J.
C. Allen, James H. Carter, Caleb C. P'ield, of Leo-
minster ; Cyrus Holbrook, Samuel Houghton. Joel
Pratt, of Sterling, Directors. T. W. Hammond,
of Worcester, Treasurer and Clerk.

From Fitchburg to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

♦Fitchburg David D. J'ers on

South Fitchburg 2... 10

Leominster 5... 15. .John A. Mack

Pratt's 9... 30

Sterling Centre 12... 35. .S. A. Davis

Sterling Junction.. .14. . . 40. .C. H. Loring
fWorcester 26... 75

♦ Intersects with Vermont and Massachusetts R. R. and
Cheshire R R.

t Intersects with Western, Providence and Worcester,
Norwich and Boston, and Uoston and Worcester R. R's.

HOUSATONIC.

Wm. P. Burrall, President. Wm. P. Burrall, E.
F. Bishop, S. Tomlinson, Robert Schuyler, Nath.
Thayer, Daniel Marsh, Luthur Monson, Levi Can-
field, D. I. Perry, Directors. Horace Nichols,
Treaswer. Ira Sherman, Secretary. C. A. Kirt-
land, Superintendent.
From New York to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Housatonic R. li.
( Bridgeport A. Hawley

Stepney 10.. 25. .Allen Pratt

Botsford

Newtown

Hawley ville ....

1 Brookfield

1 NewMilford....

15.. 45.. O. S. Botsford
19.. 60..R. Keeler
23.. 70.. D. B. Hawley
29.. 90..N. Turrell
35.. 1 05.. Daniel Marsh

Gaylord's Bridge. 42.. 1 25.. S. Mervin

I Kent 48. .1 45. .L R. Fuller, Jr.

Cornwall Bridge . 67.. 1 70.. F. W. Pierce

West Cornwall .. 61.. 1 85.. S. P. Judson

1, Falls Village .... 67. .2 00. .U. H. Miner

From New York to Miles. Prices.
Berkshire Railroad.

Depot Masters.

Canaan

73.

.2 00.

.George K. Peck

Sheffield

79.

.2 00.

.S. Jones

Gt. Barrington .

85.

.2 00.

.P. M. Chapin

Van Deusen ville.

87.

.2 00.

.P. Chapin

W. Stockbridge..

95.

.2 00.

.Wm. Jones

*State Line

98.

.2 00.

.R. Peet

Stockbridge and Pittsfield Railroad.

fHousatonic 90. .2 00. .J. F. Race

I Glendale 92. .2 00. .C. E. Wilcox

2 00.. S.Rockwell
2 00.. A. B. Manley

I Stockbridge 93

I South Lee 95

^ Lee 99. .2 00. .N. Gibbs

I Lenox Furnace . .101. .2 00.. N. Olds

I Lenox

ifPittsfield 110

..Wm. 0. Curtis
2 00.. James M. Noble

* Connects with Western R. R.

t ("onnects with Western R. R., and North Adams R. R.

KENNEBEC AND PORTLAND.

{Oflice. Eastern Raihoad Depot.)
From Portland to Augusta, and Branch to Bath.
Reuel Williams, President. Geo. F. Patten, M.

F. Hager, Thomas W. Smith, George W. Stanley,

P. Sheldon, Joseph Rich, T. F. Lally, W. D.

Sewall, J. D. Lang, Joseph McKean, Directors.

Joseph McKean, Treasurer and Clerk. John Rus-
sell, Jr., Superintendent.

From Portland to Miles. Prices.

Westbrook 2.^.. 10

Falmouth 6... 20

Cumberland ^h-" 25

Yarmouth 13... 35

Freeport 19... 50

Oak Hill, Brunswick. .23. . . 65

Brunswick 27..- 75

Harding's Road 32... 90

Bath 36. ..1 00

Topsham 28... 80

Bowdoinham 33. ..1 00

Richmond 43. ..1 25

LEXINGTON AND YkT. CAMBRIDGE.

[See Fitchburg R. R.]
Chas. Hudson, President. S. Butterfield, Sam-
uel Chandler, James Gould. James Dana, G. W.
Robinson, S. S. Littlehale, Directors, AVm. Ste-
vens, Treasurer a^id Clerk.

LOWELL AND LAWRENCE.

William Livingston. Lowell, President. Sidney
Spalding, Otis Allen, Fred. Parker, Horace How-
ard, Isaac Farrington, Abner W. Buttrick, Wm.
Livingston. Directors. Frederick Parker, Clerk.
John A. Knowles, Treasurer. H. A. Prescott,
Superintendent.

From Lowell* to Miles. Prices.

PMace's 15

IJTewkesbury Centre . 20

iifShed's Crossing ... 20

ilHagget's Pond!: 30

tLavvrence 13.. 35

* ('onnects with Nashua and Lowell R. R.
\ Connects with Salem and Lowell 11. R.

t Connects with Boston and Maine R. R., and Manches-
ter and I.iiwrence R. R.
II All Flag Stations.

MANCHESTER AND LAWRENCE.

James U. Parker, Merrimac, N. H., President.
N. B. Baker, Concord, N. H., Clerk. G. W. Pink-
erton, Manchester, N. H , Treasurer.

From Boston to Miles. Prices.

Lawrence 26. . . . 60

Methnen 28.... 65

Salem, N. H 33---- 75

Windham 38.... 90

Derry 42.... 95

Londonderry 47.. ..1 10

IlAILllOADS.

256

Prom Boston, to Miles. Prices.

Manchester o3 1 15

Concord 70 1 .50

MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

{OJ/ire, \) Mcrr/iunfs' Exchange, Boston.)
From Detroit, Mich., to Cliicago, 111.
John M. Forbes, President. J. M. Forbes, D.
D. Williamson, John C. Green, David A. Neal,
Wm. Dwisht, John E. Thayer, K. Cornins, E.
Farnsworth, Geo. B. Upton, Directors. Geo. B.
Upton, I'raasiire)'. J. W. Brooks, of Detroit,
Superintendent and Engineer.

NASHUA AND LOWELL.

{^Connects at Nashua ViUaije loith Wilton Ft. R.)
Daniel Abbott, Nashville, N. H., President.
Jesse Bowers, Nashua; Wm. Boardman, Nash-
ville ; T. B. Wales, Wm. Amory, Boston, Directors.
Albert MoKean, Clerk. George Stark, Treasurer.
Hon. Chas. F. Gove, Superintendent, Naahville.
Harrison Hobson, Masterof Transportation. Abiel
Rolfe, Station and Freight Acjent, Lowell.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Lowell 26., 60. .Allen Haggett

Middlese.K 27.. 70

Chelmsford 29.. 70. .Hiram Kimball

Tyngsboro' 32. . 80. .Ira Adams

Little's 36.. 8-5

Nashville 40.. 90.. Jackman

S. Merrimack 45. .1 05

Danforth's Cor 48.. I 15.. S. Blood

Milford 51.. ..J. Ramsdell

NAUGATUCK.

From Bridgeport to Winsted, connecting with
Now York and New Haven R. R. at Bridgeport
and Stratford.

E. F. Bishop, President. William P. Buswell,
George L. Schuyler, A. B. Brittan, G. Kcndriek,
Timothy Dwight, Thomas Benluck, Directors.
Horace Nichols, Treasurer. Ira Sherman, Secre-
tary. Philo Plurd, Superintendent.

From Bridgeport * to Miles. Prices.

Stratford 4.. 25

Junction 5.. 25

Derby 14.. 40

Ansonia 16.. 45

Humphreysville 20.. 50

Naugatuck 27.. 65

Waterbury 32.. 75

WaterviUe 35.. 85

Plymouth 42. . 1 GO

Camp's Mills 47..1 15

Litchfield Station 49.. 1 25

Wolcottville 52.. 1 25

Burrville .57.-1 40

Winsted 62. .1 50

• Connects with New York and New Haven R. R.

NEW BEDFORD AND TAUNTON.

Capital, 5400,000.

Joseph Grinnell, New Bedford, President. David
R. Greene, Ward M. Parker, Thos. Mandell,
Matthew Luce, Thos. S. Hathaway, George How-
land, Jr., Directors. Lawrence Grinnell, Treasurer.
A. E. Swasey, Taunton, Superintendent. Warren
Ladd, New Bedford; John Deane, Boston, Mas-
ters of Transportation.

Fro7n Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Mansfield 24.... 70

Norton 4.... 15

Crane's 7.... 20

Taunton 12.... 30

*My rick's fS 55.. Wm. Simms

New Bedford 32 90

* Fall River R. R. connects.

NEW HAMPSHIRE CENTRAL.

David Steele, Goffstown, J'rcsident. Moses A.
llodgdon. Moses Sawyer, Edward Crane, John T.
Caliill, Charles Stinson, Abner Hoitt, Directors.
T. Dudley. Superintendent. Franklin N. Poor,
'Treastirer and (,'lcr/c.

From. Manchester to Mile.^. Prices.

Bedford 1.. 5

Goffstown Centre 5.. 15

Goffstown 8.. 2>

Parker's 10.. 25

Oil Mills 11.. .30

Raymond's 12.. 50

Eait Wearc 16.. .50

North Weare 19.. 60

Contocook Valley Crossing. 25. . 75
Ilenniker 20.. 7-5

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD AND
SPRINGFIELD.

Charles F. Pond, President. Charles Boswell,
Chester W. Chapin, Cornelius Vanderbilt, John
A. Robinson, Jame* S. Brooks, Frederick R. Grif-
fin, Ezra C. Read, William Jarvis, Directors. T.
Willis Pratt, Etigineer and Superintendent. James
H. Wells, Treasure!-. Horatio Fitch, Secretary.

From Springfield to Miles. Prices.

Longmeadow 4... 10

Thomsonville 8. . . 25

Enfield Bridge 9... 30

Warehouse P't 11... 35

W^indsor Locks 13... 40

Windsor 19... 60

Hartford 26... 75

Newington .30. . . 90

Berlin 37. ..1 00

Meriden 44. ..1 25

Wallinsford 50. ..1 45

North Haven 55. ..1 60

New Haven 62. ..1 75

NEW LONDON, WILLIMANTIO
AND PALMER.

Thos. W. "WiWiams, President. John Dickinson,
Treasurer. A. G. Darrow, Superintendent. Rich-
ard H. Chapell, Secretary. Thos. W. Williams,
Andrew M. Frink, A. Balno, Andrew C. Lippitt,
Wm. W. Billings, Francis Allyn, Lyman Allen,
Elias Perkins, Thomas Fitch 2d, Geo. M. Ives, C.
Torrey, Directors.
From N. London to Mites. Prices. Depot Ma.sters.

New London Wm. D. Pratt

Montville 6... 20. .James L. Turner

Mohegan 9... 3')

Norwich Land 13... 35

Norwich Town 14,J.. 50. .D. B. Chapman

Yantic 16^.. 50.. D. B. Woodworth

Franklin 20... 60

Lebanon 22.^.. 65. .John Manning

South W'indham... .26... 75. .Frelus Ladd

WiUimantic .30... 8'>..Wm. K. Storrs

South Coventry 34... 95. . Jarr-d Cbuk

Eagleville 36. ..1 00. .E. B. Hibbird

Ma'lisfield &N. C....38...1 05. . L. A. Dimack

Tolland and W'il 45... 1 25.. Wm. Holman

Stafford .m.A 35. .R. G. Pinney

Monson 62... 1 45.. Pack.ird

Palmer 66. ..1 50. .Merrill Ladd

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN.

Robert Schuyler, President. Morris Ketchum,
Trea.<inrer. William P. Burrall. Secretary. George
W. Whistler, Jr., Superintendent. Robert Schuy-
ler, Jonathan Sturges, Morris Ketchum, Anson
G. Phelps, Elihu Townsend, of New York ; Henry
J. Sanford. of Stamford; William P Burrall, of
Bridgeport ; William W. Boardman, New Haven ;
John E. Thayer, Boston, Directors.

256

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

From Neio Haven to Miles. Prices.

West Haven

Milford 9^.. 2.5

Stratford 14... 40

Naugatuck R. June. ..

Bridgeport 17j.. -50

Fairfield 22.^.. 65

Southport 23|' . .

Westport 27(J.. 7o

Norwalk 3l|.. 8,5

Darien 3.5 .. . 'JO

Stamford 3!)<J . . 9.5

Greenwich 44f..l 00

Port Chester 47^^.1 0,5

Rye 49"... 1 10

Maniaroneck .52i^. .1 20

New RooheUe -56^ ■ 1 2'i

William-s Bridge 62|..l 30

Harlem

S2d Street 7^.'

New York 76 ... 1 50

NORFOLK COVWIY.

{OJ/ice, 10 Railroad Exchange.)

Capital, S7O0,O90.

From Boston, via Providence R. R.

Welcome Farnura, Pi-esirhnt. E. D. Ammi-
down, .1. C. Iluid. Lyman Kinsley, John Smith,
J. B. Wtieelock, Hor.itio Biijelow, James Lee, Jr.,
Dan Hill, Directors. E. W. Clap. Clerk. Ed-
ward Ilayiies, Jr., Treasurer. H. W. Nelson,
Supei'intendent.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

*Dedhnm 10 L. Rhoads

West Dedham 13. . . . 30

Dedhun M. Station 14 3-5

S. Dedham 15.... 40

Plvmpton's 17i... 50

Walp.ile 18.3^... ,55.. S. W. Bacon

Campbell's Pond. . .21.'. . . 60

N. Wrentham 23.... 7". .I.Ware

City Mills 25.... 75

De Wilt's

Franklin 27.... 80.. G. W. Nason

Wadsworih 30.... 8J

Bellinshani ..R. Chilson

Mill River 33.... 90

fBlackstone 35.... 100.. E. & C. Tucker

♦Connects with Boston and Provifleiire R. R.
1 Coanect.-i with Providence and Worcester K. II.

NORTHEIllT.

{From Concord to l.ebanon, N. II. Office, No. 9
Railroad Exchange.)

Josiah B, French, Lowell, President. John R.
BreWiM, Win. J. Walker, Geo. A. Kettell, Boston,
Geo. W. Nesniith, Franklin, N. H.; Joseph B.
Walker, Concord, N. II; Timothy Kenrick, Leb-
anon, N. II., Directors. Joseph B. Walker, Clerk.
Geo. A. Kettell, Treasurer. Onslow Stearns, Con-
cord, N. IL, Superintendent.

From Concord to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

♦Concord B. Biddle

West Concord 3.. 10..

Fisherville 7-. 20.. W. R. York

Boscawen 10. . 30. .Lysias Emerson

N. Boscawen 15.. 40.. E. Davis

Franklin 19. . 55. .Ira Gruley

Bristol Branch 32.. 90.. E. ui. Shaw

East Aiidover 32.. 75. .Nehemiah Emerson

Andover Plains....

Andover 28.. 85. .J. II. Brown

Potter Place .30.. 85..

West Andover 33.. 90.. A. Wart, Jr.

Danbuiy .39.. I 10.. J. P. Osgood

Grafton 44. .1 25. .Daniel Fox

Canaan 52.. I 50..E. S. Putnam

West Canaan 56.. 1 60..Pcrlcy & Peters

* Connects with Concord R. U.

From Concord to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

finfield ,59. .1 70. .S. T. Vaughn

East Lebanon 61.. 1 81. .Ephrairn Goodwin

Lebanon 65. .1 90. .C. P. Blanchard

West Lebanon 69.. 2 00..D. A. Richardson

fWhite River June.

t Connects with the Vt. Central R. R. and the Connecticut
and Passumpsic lUver K. H.

NORWICH AND WORCESTnEL

Joel W. White, Norwich, President. N. Per-
kins, Edward B. Little, Nelson Robinson, A.
De Witt, Oxford; J. A. Rockwell, Norwich,
Directol's. Geo. L. Perkins, Noiwich, Treasurer.
P. St. M Andrews, Clerk. E. J. Parker, Norwich,
Master of Transportation.
From Allyn's Point to Miles. Prices. Depot Blasters.

*Norwioh 7.. 25. .Daniel Holt

Greenville 8.. 25

Jewett City 16.. 25. .James Johnson

Plainheld 23.. 45..G. W. Olin

Central Village 26.. 55.. A. H. Wood

Danielsonville 32.. 70. .Horatio Webb

Daysvilie 35.. 80. .L. Harrington

Pomfret 40.. 90. .C. S. Turner

Thompson 42.. 1 00. .8. D. Crosby

Mason's 44. .1 10

Fisherville 45.. 1 10. .Philander Reed

Wilson's 47

Webster 50.. 1 25.. Geo. B. Babcock

North Village 51 . . 1 25

Oxford 55. .1 35. .Jonas Bacon

N. Oxford Philander Pond

Auburn 61. .1 50. .E. M. Knowles

Grand Junction 65.. 1 60

fArr. Worcester 66. .1 69. .Ira Wood

* Connects with New London, Palmer and Williuiantic
R. R.

t Connects with Western, Boston and Worcester, Wor-
ce--terand Nashua, and Providence and Worcester R. R's.

OGDENEBURG,
{Or Northern Neio York.)
(Office, No. 14 Merchants' Exchange, Boston.)
From Ogdensburg to Rouse's Point, N. Y.
T. P. Chandler, President. Robert G. Shaw, J.
W. Edmands, B. T. Reed, Boston ; Isiiac Spald-
ing, Nashua, N. H., Charles Paine, Northtield,
Vt.; John Leslie Russell, Canton, N. Y.; Hiram
Horton, Miilone, N. Y.; George V. Hoyle,
Champlain. N. Y.; James H. Titus, Samuel
J. Beals, New York city; George N. Sey-
mour, Henry Van RensseLier, OgJensbnrg, N.
Y., Directors. James G. Hopkins, Ogdensburg,
N. Y., Secretari/. Wm. T. Enstis, Treasurer.
•Col. Chas. L. Schlatter, Chief Engineer and Su-
perintendent.

OLD COLONY.

(Office at the Depot, Kneeland Street.)
F. B. Criwninshield, President. H. H. Ilunne-
well, Jas. W, Sever, Nathaniel Whiting, Wm. J.
Walker, Alex mder Holmes, Directors. John M.
Washburn, Treasurer. Jos. H. Moore, Super-
intendent.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.
Crescent Avenue... 2... 10

Savin Hill 2^.. 10

Harrison Square 3|.. ]2..A.Noyes

Neponset 5|.. 15. .M. Leavitt

Dorchester and Milton Branch.

{(Jraniic Br 6... 18. .N. B. Bronsdon
Dorchester &•
Milton L. M.... 7... 20.. S. H. Johnson
Dorchester &
Milton U. M.... 8|.. 25. A. E. Cnpen

Quincy 8... •25..II.A. Gay

*Braintree 10^.. 30. .CM. Fogg

* South Shore intersects.

RAILROADS.

257

From Bo\ton to Mil'S. Prices. X)>7>o< MnUers.

S. nniiiUrec 11^. o."), .N. II. Moore

S. '\A''ovm()iUli lo... 4;3..U. lilu.clKird

N. Al)in2;ton 18... .'31. . A. N. Rpcd

Abinjjton 10}.. r'S. . 11. W. Noyes

S. Ai)in<;ton 21... G2. .C. White

Braiiilrcn Branch.

Noithville 23... 6i..S. P. Rood

E. Biidgcwa'tr...2o... G). .B. W. Keith

Jopii.i 2fi... 05

Biidp;ewatcr 28... 6o. .Lewis Ilolincs

N. H;.nson 23... 70. .L. Rowland

Hanson 245-. 7o. .S. M. Copcland

llalinix .' 28.^.. 85

Plvniptou 307.. 90. .J. T. Simmons

Kin<!;st()n 33,}.. 1 00. .Geo. Biewstor

Plymuuth 37^. • 1 12. .Gustavus Gilbert

PORTLAND, SACO, AND PORTS-
MOUTH.

{Office, No. So State Street, Boston.)
Ichaliod Goodwin. Portsmouth, President. T.
West, James llnyward. Boston ; Icliabod Good-
win, Portsmouth: Jo«iih Cnlef, Saco ; J. D.
Lunp;, N. Berwick: Charles E. Barrett, Port-
land ; David A. Neal, Salem, Directors. J.
Swcctser, Treasia-cr and Supt.

[See Eastern Railroad.l

PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER.

Orrny Taft, Prov-dence, R. I., P/e.siVZe;i^ Alex.
Duncan, of Providence, IVce President. John
Barsiow. M. B. Ives, John W. Lincoln, Wm. Fos-
ter, G. W. Hallet, James Y. Smith, G. L. Spen-
cer, Moses B. Lockwood, Harvey Chase, Win.
Spr.iRuc, Shubael Hutchins, P.uil Whitin, Aaron
Rathbiin, Directors. John R. Hatch, of Provi-
dence, Treasurer. Isaac H. Sonthwick, of Provi-
dence, Superintendent. Nathan Stevens, of Provi-
dence, Wm. H. Jordin, of Worcester, Shpt.
Transportation. Wm. N. Jcnks, of Providence,
Superintendents' Clerk.

Fiom Provii/enct to MUes. Prices.

Pawiucket 0.... 1.5

Vallev Falls 6.... 20

Lonsdale I.. 7 20

Ashion 9.^... 30

Albion 11.... 40

ManviUe 12.^... 4-5

Hamlet lo^... 55

Woonsocket Pli • . . 55

Waterford 175... 60

Bla. ketone ISi- .. 60

MiUviUc 2ni... G5

Uxbridse 2-l|--. SO

Whitin's 26.Jj... 85

Northbridge 30|...l 00

Farnum's 32|...l 05

Gralton 3)|...l 10

Sutton 35 1 10

IMilllmrv 37{...l 15

Grand Junction 42.^...! 30

Worcester 43 j ... 1 30

RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON.

(Office, No. 10 Merchants' Exchange.)
Timothy FoUctt, Bnrlington, President. John
A Conant, Vice President. John A. Connnt, Asa
Wentworth, Jr., John Bradley, B. T. Reed, W. A.
Harrington. C. J. Ilendee, Directots. Peter Har-
vey, of Boston, Treasurer. S.imuel Swift, Middle-
bury, Assistant Treasurer and Clerk. John S.
Dunlap, of Burlington, Superintendent.
From Biirlingtoiito Mile;:. Piios. D'pot MaHfrs.

Burlington M. L. Church

Khelhurne 6.J.. 20. .S. B. Ishnm

Charlotte U^.. 35..L. R. Hubbell

Ferrisburg 16... 50. .0. C. Martin

■ 30

From Burlington to Miles. Prices. D^pot Minten.

Vergrnnes 21... G5. .R. Cliapman

N<-wHaven 20!.. 80. .O. W. iirown

Middlebury 31|..l 00. .A. J. Remington

Salisbury 3!)3..1 23. . J, L. McHScr

Whitin- 45}. .1 35. .L. P.White

Brandon 51. ..1 50. .S. I). Win-^

Pittsford 57A..1 75.. A. J. Tiffany

♦Rutland 07... 2 00.. H. Hitchcock

Clarendon 731..2 15. .J. C. Spencer

Cnttingsville 70?,.. 2 .30.. A. Barney

Mount Holly S5.|..2 60. .E. Lakin

Ludlow 92|..2 80. .D. Perry

Proctorsville 90. ..2 90. .C. F. Bennett

Duitonsville 97^. .2 95. .A. W. Whitcomb

Gassett's 102. ..3 10..D. K. Barnett

Chester 100]. .3 20. .C. Robbins

Bartonvillc 110... 3 30

Rockinghana 11 4^.. 3 45

fBellows Falls ....120... 3 60.. S. W. Wilson

*Coni:ccts with Sullivan R. R., Oheshire R. R., Vermont
Valley R. R

1 Connects with Rutland and Washington R. R. and
Western Vermont R. R.

SALEM AND LOWELL.

Incorporated in 1818. Opened, .Vugust 1, 1850.
Annual meeting, 3d Monday in June.

Stephen C. Phillips, Salem, Presidtrt. J. Willard
Rcele, Salem; William Living-itnn, Sidney Spald-
ing, Josiah B. French, Lowell ; J. Coggin,
Tewkesbury, Directors. Chas. F. Flint, of Read-
ing, Clerk. Stephen H. Phillips, of Salem, .S?//7er-
intendent. H. A. Prescott, Lowell, Treasurer.

From SaUmlo Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Salem (Forrester st.) James W. Chever

Salem(Carltonville) I.. 5..

South D;nivers 2.. 5. .David Marston

Proctor's Corner 4.. lO..

West Danvers 0.. 15..

Middleton.OakDale 8.. 20. .B. F. Martin

North Reading 10.. 25. .Chas. A. Foster

Wilmington 14.. 40..

Wilminsjtnn June. .15. . 40. .Levi Swain

Burtt's Mill 10.. 45..

Tewkesbury June. 18.. 50.. J. Livingston
Tewkesbury Centre 19. , .50. .
T 1, ^ Brcncherv.23.. 60.. ^ tt t- ^,.
L^^^'^^1 J Mdl'sex st.24. . 60. .^- ^^- Knowlton

This road connects at Salem with the Eastern
Railroad ; at South Danvers with the South Read-
ing Branch and Essex Railroads; at Wilmington
Junction with the Boston and Maine Railroad ; at
Tewkesbury Junction with the Lowell and Law-
rence Railroad ; and at Lowell with tlic Nashua
and Lowell, and Wilton and Stony Brook Rail-
ronds. Trains are run in connection with trains
pnssing in each direction on Boston and Maine
Railroad, so that passengers, by ehangin? cars at
Wilminston Junction, may proceed between Low-
ell and intermediate statiems on Salem and Lowell
Railroad, and Boston and intermediate stations on
Boston and Maine Railroad ; and between Salem
and intermediate stations on Salem and Lowell
Railroad ; and Andover, Lawrence and Ea.stern
stations on Boston and Maine Railroad.

SOUTH READING BRANCH.

From Danvers to the B. & M. R. R. at South
Reading.

David Pingree, President. Thos.P. Pingree.Wm.
Sutton, Edward Crane, Thos. Emerson, E.W. Up-
ton. Geo. Osborne, Directors. Geo. Oshotne, Clerk
and Treasxirer. John Kinsman, Super intendeiU.

From Boston to Prices.

South Reading

Lynnfield 3-5

South Danvers 40

S.ilem 40

258

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

SOUTH SHOHE.
{Office No. IG Bra~sr's Building, State St., Boston.)

From Old Colony Depot, Boston; connects with
Old Colony R. K. at Braintree.

Alfred C. Horsey, Boston, President. Josiah
Quincy, Jr., Vv''m.' Sohier, Boston; James C.
Doane, Laban Souther, Cohasset; E. L. White,
Braintree ; J.W. Loud, Jos-. Loud, Jr., Weymouth,
Directors. Oilman Davis, Boston, Treasurer.

Prom Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

E. Braintree H^... 3-1..H. H. Chipman

Weymouth 12.... 36

N. Weymouth 13.^... 40. . John Pavrott

E. Wevmouth 14|... 43. .Nathan Bates

Hingham 17^.. 4'j. .Dixon L. Gill, Jr.

Nantasket 19;J... 50. .James Beal

Cohasset ...21|... 60. .T. M. Smith

STOOKERIBGE AND PITTOPIELD.
[See Housatonic R. R'\

Samuel A. Hurlbert, President. I. D. Adams,
Treasurer. Samuel A. Hurlbert, James D. Colt
2d, Thomas Sedgwick, Hanson Garfield, G. W.
Platner, Daniel II. Williams, Directors.

STONINGJTOIf.

C. P. Williams, President. A. S. Mathews, Supt.

From Providence to Miles. Prices.

Junction 4

Warwick... 11.. 30

Greenwich 14 . . 35

Wickford 20.. 55

Kingston 27-. 75

Carolina 33.. 90

RichmondSw 36. .1 00

Charleston 40. .1 10

Westerly 45. .1 30

Stonington 50. .150

STOITSr BROOK.

From the Nashua and Lowell R. R. in North
Chelmsford to Groton, there uniting with the
Fitchburg, Worcester and Nashua R. R's.

Connects at Lowel. with the Boston and Lowell
Railroad.

Hon. Tappan Wentworth, Lowell, President.
Ziba Gay, Nashville; John W. Abbot, John
Wright, Sewall G. Mack, Lowell, jD/rec^ors. Chas.
Hovey, Treasurer a7id Clerk.

From Lowell to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

♦Chelmsford 4.. ..10

Factory Villige 5... .15..Geo. McQluer

Westford 7 25.. Daniel Fales

Forge Village ll.,..39..S. Hamlin

fGroton 17 . . . . 45 . . W. Barnes

* Connects with Nashua and Lowell Railroad.

t Connects with Fitchburg, Worcester and Nashua R. R.
Connects with Peterboro' and Shirley R. R.

SULLIVAN.

{Treas. Office, No. 70 State Street, Boston.)
Commences at Bellows Falls, where it connects
with the Cheshire, Burlington, Rutland, and
Vermont Valley Railroads.

Charles Thompson, Presideiit. Henry Hubbard,
John W. Glidden, Jr., Charlestown, N. H.; J. B.
Upham, George Denny, Boston, Mass ; Jonas
Livingston, Aurelius Dickinson, Claremont, N.
H., Directors. Geo. Denny, Treasurer. P. C.
Freeman, Clerk. David A. Gage, Superiiitendent.
From Boston to Miles. Prices.

Bellows Falls 115. ...2 85

S. Charlestown 4.... 15

Charlestown 8 25

N. Charlestown 13 40

Claremont 17.... 50

Windsor 25.... 75

TAUNTON BHANOH.

{Office, No. 20 Merchants' Exchange.)
W. A. Crocker,Taunton, President. T. B.Wales,
S. Frothingham, W. A. Crocker, J. F. Loring, Fitz
Henry Homer, Directors. A. E. Swasey, Taun-
ton, Superintendent. Edward Pickering, Clei-kand
Treasurer. Horace Lewis, Taunton, Master of
Tra7isporiation. John Deane, Master of Trans-
portation at Boston.

Way Agent at Norton, Eli Wood.
" " Crane, Daniel Crane,

" " Mansfield, James Green.

[See Boston and Providence.']

THE GRAND JUNCTION RAILROAD
AND DEPOT COMPANY.

Samuel S. Lewis, President. David Henshaw,
John W. Fenno, Boston : Charles Paine, North-
field, Vt. ; Ichabod Goodwin, Portsmouth, N.
H., Directors. D. Brigham, Jr., Treasurer. J. P.
Robinson, Secretary. Wm. L. Dearborn, Engineer.

TROY AND GREENFIELD RAIL-
ROAD CORPORATION.

Henry Chapman, Greenfield, President. Henry
Chapman, Cephas Root, John L. Tucker, Daniel
Wells, Ebenezer G. Lamson, R. H. Leavitt,
John L. Tucker, John Porter, Erastus Rice, L.
C.Thayer, E. S. Hawkes, J. E. Marshall, Sanford
Blackinton, S. V. R. Hoxie, Directors. A. G.
Hammond, Greenfield, Clerk and Treasurer.

VERSIONT AND CANADA.

From Essex to the western line of Vermont,
opposite Rouse's Point, New York, uniting with
the Vermont Central at Essex, with an extension
of the Rutland and Burlington Road at St. Al-
bans, with the Northern, N. Y. (Ogdensburg)
Road, and with an extension of- the St. John's
and Laprarie Road, at Rouse's Point. Extent,
40!^ miles.

John Smith, St. Albans, President. S. S. Lew-
is, Boston ; Lawrence Brainard, St. Albans ;
Charles Paine and Hiram Carpenter, Northfield ;
Joseph Clark, Milton, Directors. Josiah Quincy,
Jr., Boston, Treasurer. Lawrence Brainard, St.
Albans, Clerk. H. R. Campbell, Lebanon, N. H.,
Engineer.

[See Vermont Central Railroad.l

VER1€0NT CENTRAL.

{Office, No. 27 State Street, Boston.)

From Windsor to Lake Champlai'n at Burling-
ton, uniting with the Sullivan Road at Windsor,
wifh the Northern (N. H.) and the Passumpsic
Roads at the mouth of the White River, and with
the Vermont and Canada Road at Essex. Ex-
tent, 115 miles.

Charles Paine, Northfield, President. James
R. Langdon, Montpelier; John H. Peck, Burling-
ton ; John Smith, St. Albans ; J. P. Putnam, J.
C. Dunn, C. O. Whitmore, Boston, Directors.
Josiah Quincy, Jr., Boston, Treasurer. E. P.
Walton, Jr. Montpelier, Clerk. James Moore,
Northfield, Superintendent. William Warner,
General Agoit of Co. H. R. Campbell, North-
field, Engineer.

From Boston to Miles. Prices.

Windsor 140. ..3 20

Hartland 4... 15

N. Hartland 8^.. 30

*White River J... 14... 45
White River v.... 15J.. 60

Woodstock

West Hartford.... 21 J.. 70

• Connects with Connecticut and Passumpsic 'Blret R.
R. Connects with Northern R. R.

RAILROADS.

259

FroTn Boston to Milr.s. Price.''.

Sharon 27... 80

S. Rovalton 32... 1 00

Kov.ilton 33A..,1 0/5

Bethel 38X..I 20

Randolph 4o|..l 40

Brainfrce 51.|..1 65

Roxbury .595.. 1 80

North field GO?,.. 2 0.5

Nnrthfield 70^.-2 2-5

Montpelicr 83. . .2 4')

Middlesex 88... 2 60

Waterbury 94 A-. 2 7-5

Bolton 10I7..2 95

Jones's

ilichmond 106... 3 10

WiUiston 110. ..3 20

Essex 114. ..3 So

Winooski 117... 3 40

Burlington

Colchester 3 40

Milton 3 nr,

Georgia 3 70

St. Albans 3 95

St. Albans

Swanton 4 25

Mississco 4 3.5

Alburgh 4 40

West Alburgh 4 .50

Rouse's Point 4 55

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS.

{OJpce, No. II Railroad Exchatigc.)

Thomas Whittcmore, Boston, President. J. J.
Swift, Jas. Ellison, Henry Chapman, Greenfield ;
Joseph Goodhue, Brattleboro', Vt., Directors. O.
T. Ruggles, Fitchburg, Superintendent. John
Rogers, Boston, To-easurer. Edward G. Lucas,
Fitchburg, Chief Clerk.

From Boston to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.

Fitchburg 50. .1 25

W. Fitchburg 2.. 10. .A. L. Thurston

"Westminster 6.. 15..C. G. Giles

*Ashburnham 11.. 25. .A. Whitmore

Gardner 15.. 35.. A. H. Greenwood

Dadmanville 19.. 50. .C. E. Dadman

Baldwin villa 21.. 55.. G. H. Baker

Royalston 27.. 70.. Geo. Whitney

Athol 33.. 85. .J. H. Warner

Orange 37.. 95. .H. Murdock

Wendall 40.. 1 00..S. H. Rand

Erving 42. .1 05. .J. H. Willis

Grout's Corner ....48 A. M. Webster

fMontague 48.. 1 20.. J. A. Stevens

XGreenfield 56 M. L. Stebbins

Northfield Farms.. 51.. 1 30

Northfield 57.. 1 45..Rufus Holton

^S. Vernon 59.. 1 50.. Wm. Holton

Vernon 64. .1 65. .J. F. Burrows

11 Brattleboro' 69. .1 75. .N. Guptill

* Cheshire R. R. intersects.

t Greenfield Branch intersects.

% Connects with Connecticut River R. II.

§ Connects with Connecticut River R. R. and Ashuelot
R. R.

y Connects with Vermont A'alley R. R.

VEEl/CONT VALLEY.

Hugh H. Henry, President. Hugh H. Henry,
Charles Chapin, Geo. L. Schuyler, Alexander
Hamilton, Jr., Charles Paine, Charles Linsley, P.
R. Chandler, Directors. P. R. Chandler, Supcrin-
teiident. Robert Schuvlcr, Treasurer. L. G. Mead,
Clerk.
From Brattleboro- to Mtles. Prices.

Dummerston 5.... 15

Putney 9 25

Westminster 19 ... . 55

BellowsFalls 24 70

WATERTOWN BRANCH.

Owned by the Fitchburg R. R. Company.
From Unstnn to . Miles. Prices.

Prospect .street 2.... 10

Somcrville 3 10

Porter's 3.^... 10

Fresh Pond 5.... 15

Mt. Auburn 5i... 1.5

Arsenal 6|... 1"

Watt rtown 8 2J

WESTEI^IT.
{Office, No. 13 Railroad Exclianuc.)
From Worcester Depot, Boston. (See Boston
and Worcester R. R.)

Completed in 1342^ Extent, 156 miles. Depot,
corner Lincoln and Beach Streets. The Albany
and West Stockbridge Road from Albany to State
line, 38j miles. It is leased by the Western Road.
W. H. Swift, President. Jnsiah Stickncy, Ed-
ward Austin, Geo. H. Kuhn, Boston; Edward L.
Keyes, Dcdhcim ; John S. C. Knowlton, Worces-
ter; Myrcn Lav.-rence, Bclchertown ; Whiting
Griswold, Greenfield: Rol}crt Campbell, Pittstield,
Directors. Stephen Fairbanks, Treasurer. Ilfnry
Gray, Stiperi7ite7id(:nt. Geo. Warren, Auditor.
Ellis Gray Loring, Clerk.

From. Boston to Miles. Pries. Depot Masters.

* Worcester 44.. 1 15. .H. P. Nichols

Clappville 53. .1 40. .A. Firth

Charlton 57.. 1 5'>..n. Towne

Spencer 62. .1 C5..A. K. Rathbua

E. Brookfield G4..1 75..C. Flagg

S. Brookfield 67.. 1 85.. W. Tufts

W. Brookfield 69. .1 90. .F. M. Carew

Warren 73. .2 00. .Geo. W. Burt

Brimfield

Palmer 83. .2 25.. Wm. C. Child

North Wilbraham.. 92. .2 25. .W. Collins
Indian Orchard,... 92. .2 55. .E. Blye

tSpringfield 98. .2 65. .A.Dav.LM.Griggs

W. Springfield ....100.. 2 75.. E. N.' Smith

Westtield 108. .2 95. .A. G. Tannatt

Russell 116. .3 05..H.L. Gridley

Chester Village 119.. 3 15.. D. Frye

Chester Factories.. 126.. 3 35.. E. D. Cook

Middlefield

Becket 135. .3 60. .F. E. Morse

Washington 138. .3 7f'..F. Manly

Hinsdale 143.. 3 85.. P". Curtis

Dalton 140.. 3 90.. E. Day

+Pittsfield 151.. 4 00.. S. W.Morton

tohaker Village ....154. .4 20.. W. T. Lane

Richmond 159. .4 35.. E. Williams

^SState Line 162.. 4 45.. R. R. Peet

Canaan 167.. 4 60.. R. Bancroft

E.Chatham 172. .4 70. .Ira Reynolds

Chatham 4 Cor 177. .4 80. .S. P. Lee

Chatham Centre.. .181. .4 90.. F. Anderson

Kinderhook 184. .4 95. .E. Carr

Schodack 192. .5 00. .William Smith

ilEast Albany 200. .5 00. .Thomas L. Greene

* Worcester end Nashua, rrovidence and Worcester,
Nor\vich and Worcester, all intersect.

t New Haven, Hartford smd Springfield H. R. connects ;
Connecticut River K. R. connects.

t X'ittsfield and North Adaiiis intersects.

^ Hudson and Berkshire R. R. intersects, airo Housatonic.

II Troy and Greer.busU R. R. intersects.

WILTON.

A continuation from the head of the Nashua and
Lowell, at Nashville, to East Wilton.

Daniel Abbot, President. Z. Shattuck, Joseph
Greeley, John Reed, Nashville : Abiel Lovejov,
William Ramsdell, Milford ; C. C. Boutweli, Han-
cock. Directors. Israel Hunt, Nashua, Treasurer.
Charles Lovejov, Nashville, Ckrk. Charles F.
Gove, Superintendent.

260

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

From Nafhvilte to Milts. Prices. Depot Masters.

South Merrimac 5.... 1-5

Danforth's Corner... 8....25. .S. Blood

Mil ford 11.... 3.3.. John Ramsdell

Wilton 15. ...50

WOBURN BRANCH.

[See Boston and Loicell JR. 2?.]

WORCESTER AND NASHUA.

Hon. Charles De Witt, Oxford, President. Ste-
phen Salisbury, Isaac Davis, Geo. T. Rice, George
Bowen, Worcester; Jacob Fishrr, Lancaster;
Thomas Chase, Nashua ; Seth W. Fowle, Ed-
ward Lamb, Boston, Directors. T. W. Hammond,
Treasurer and Chrk. I. W. Stowell, Supt.

From Worcester to Miles. Prices. Depot Mnste.rs.

Worcester Calvin Knowlton

W. Boylston 9.. 20. .Amos Child

Oakdale 10.. 25..E. M. Hosmer

Sterling 12.. 3-5.. C. H. Loring

From Worcester to Mdes. Prices. Depot Masters.

Clinton 16.. 4.5. .Edwin Bynner

New Boston. 18.. 60.. E. J. Grossman

Lancaster 19.. 60. .M. F. Woods

Still River 23.. P5..W. F. Bateman

Harvard 2.5.. 70. .George Gerry

Groton Junction 28.. 80.. A. B. Gardner

Groton 31.. 90..Artemas Wood

Pepperell 36 . . 1 00 . . Geo. W. Tarbell

HoUis 39. .1 10.. Charles Reed

Nashua 45.. 1 2.5.. A. I. Marshall

YORK AND CUMBERLAND.

John F. Andrews, Chief Engineer and Supt.
John R. Roberts, Superintendent, Agent, and De-
pot Baggage Mastm: H. H. Woodworth, Road
Master.

From Portland to Miles Prices. Depot Masters.

Portland A. F. Osborne

Woodford's Corner. 1... 7- .George Chase

Morrill's Corner 2^.. 10. .Oliver B. Howard

Sacarappa G^. . 20. .Frank. Partridge

Gorham ...... .....10 .. 30. .Charles Robie

VARIOUS INCORPORATED COMPANIES.

E4IN'S MERCHANTS' LINE TELE-
GRAPH.

76 State Street.
Marshall LefFerts, President. J. McKenney,
Secretary. Benjamin Howard, Esq., Boston ; Earl
P. Mason, Providence; Lewis Hyde, Norwich;
George Lawrence, R. H. Greene, Geo. D. Phelps,
C. S.'Stedman, J. McKesson, J. T. Hov/ard, Dan.
S. Schenck, New York.

HOUSE'S LETTER PRlNTnJG TELE-
GRAPH.

Boston and New Youk TELEaRAni Company.

{Office, Traveller Building, State St., Boston.)

Incorporated in 1849. 3 amesStnrgis, President.
James Sturgis, J. W. Clark, E. D. Brigham, D.
Brigham, Jr., George O.Hovey, Nathan Matthews,
Boston ; Daniel Buck, Hartford ; J. N. Thomp-
son, Springfield; H. Wells, New Y'ork, Directors.

NORTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Morse's Line. Office, 19 State St., Boston.

A. Wentworth, Jr., President. , Seci'e-

tary. A. Wentworth, Jr., Bellows Falls ; I. -H.
Leverett, Keene ; A. Crocker, Fitchburg; Chas.
Lindsley, Vergennes ; C. D. Wyman, Hartford;
H. F. Rice, Boston ; George A. Wheelock, Keene,
Directors.

THE SOUTH MARKET.

Beach Street, near South Street, Boston.

Incorporated Organized Erected in

1818. 1849. 1848-9.

Peter Hubbell, President. John M. Mayo,

Treasurer. Dexter E. Wadleigh, Agent and Supt.

Peter Hubbell, J. M. Mayo, D. E. Wadleigh, J. L.

C. Amee, J. Colburn, Directors.

WILLIAMS MARKET.
Cor. of Washington and Dover Sts., Boston.
Thomas J. Lobdcll, President. Thomas J. Lob-
dell, Stephen Child, William H. Guild, Henry
Williams, Chas. Richardson, Directors. William
A. Hayes, Clerk and Treastircr.

BOSTON EXCHANGE COMPANY.

Officers chosen July 10, 18-51.
Robert G. Shaw, President. Andrew E. Bel-
knap, Chas. R. Codman, Samuel Heushaw, John
Brydnt, H. Andrews, Gorham Brooks, W. H.
Bordman, Ozias Goodwin, Henry Timmins, Isaac
Livermore, P. S. Shelton, J. T. Stevenson, Direc-
tors. Samuel Henshiiw, Treasurer. E. P. Whip-
ple, Superintendent of Exchanye Room.

EAST BOSTON COMPANY.
OFriCE, 99 State Street.
Samuel S. Lewis, President. W. C. Barstow,
Treasurer and Superinte?ident. George F. Wads-
worth, Clerk. Samuel. S. Lewis, Benjamin Lam-
son, Charles J. Heudee, A. A. Wellington, J. W.
Feuno, Directors. Edward S. Rand, Solicitor.

EAST BOSTON WHARF COMPANY.

Officers chosen 1st Monday in May.
Eben. H. Redding, Wharfinger. A. C. Lom-
bard, President. J. B. Jones, Treasurer. A. C.
Lombard, J. B. Jones, George B. Jones, Directors.
Ephraim Lombard, Clerk.

LONG ISLAND COMPANY.

Long Island, Boston Harbor.

James T. Austin, President. James T. Austin,
John C. Hayden, Benjamin Smith, Benjamin L.
Allen, Frederic \V. Lincoln, Jr., Manlius iS. Clarke,
Thomas Smith, S. Hillmau Barnes, Bodwell Sar-
gent, Directors. William A. Hayes, Clerk and
Treasurer.

WINNISSIMET COMPAITY.

[See page 178.]

NEW BEDFORD AND FAIRHAVEN
BRIDGE COMPANSf.;

Incorporated 1793. Time of choosing Officers,
July.

William R. Rotch, Treasurer: W. J. Rotch,
Secretary. William J. Rotch, Gideon Allen, Wm.
L. B. Gibbs, Paul Spooner, Thomas S. Hathaway,
F. R. Whitwell. Directors.

VARIOUS INCORPORATED COMPANIES.

261

BOSTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

Samufl A. Eliot, President. Samuel A. l'',liot,
Chiis. P. Curtis, Geo. W Lyniim, Geo. II. Kuhn,
Siunucl Lawrence, Directors. Samuel Lawrence,
Treasurer. Geo. D:irracott, A<jeiit. Chas. Brint-
nail, Jr., Cleric. Oflice, 102 WashinLjton Street.

LOWELL GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

Capital, ^160,000. Capai-ity of "Works, l.;0,000
cubit feet. Commenced lighting January 1st, 1850.

Jolm AVright, President. John "Wright, Isaac
Hinckley, George H. Carleton, John Avery, James
B. Franci.s, Scwall G. Mack, Joseph White, Direc-
tors. Geo. H. Carleton, Treasurer. Chas. Ilovey,
Clei-k. Mcrtoun C. Bryant, Agent. Office No. 2
Lowell Savings Bank liuilding.

SALEM GAS LIGHT COIIPANY.

Organized April 4, 18.50. Capital, .?75,000.
Annual Meeting, second Monday in March.

The stores were lighted with gas for the first
time, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 17th. The street
lamps on Wednesday evening, December 2oth.

George Wheatland, President. George Wheat-
land, Francis Cox, Gardner Warren, Joseph Winn,
Henry Whipple, Directors, W'illiam II. Foster,
Treasurer and Clerk.

HAVERHILL AQUEDUCT COMPANY.

Incorporated 1801. Capital, ^40,000.
Robert G. Walker, Clerk and Treasurer.

SALEM AND DANVES.S ACIUEDUCT
COMPANY.

Incorporated 1797. Annual Meeting, first
Thursday in May, Dividends in May and Noveni-
bcr, paid at Salem Bank. Office No. 11 Sewall
Street.

Wm. D. Waters, President. Ebenezer Sutton
Vice President.

CEMETERY AT FOREST HILLS.

Henry Codman, Geo. 11. Russell, William J
Reynolds, Alvah Kitredge, Board of Commission-
ers. Daniel Brims, Superintendent.

LOWELL CEMETERY.

O. M. Whipple, President, John F. Rogers,
Clerk and Treasurer. David Dana, Daniel S. Rich-

ardson. Joshua Merrill, Jona. Tyler, John Ne.s-
niitli, U. C. Bcrnap, Cyril French, Geo. II. Carle-
ton, Stpplien Cu-hing, John C. Dalton, Daniel
Gushing, Samuel Burbank, Trustees. Luther
Eames, Siipcriniende7it.

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.

OiTiCE, 30 CoiiiT Stui;f,t.

Located in Dorchester and Roxliury. Incorpo-
rated Nov. 1S5I. Capital, ^100,000.

John II. Wilkins, President. "William Brown,
Samuel 11. Jcnks, Edwin H. Holbrook, BenJ. T.
Loring, John K. Porter, Directors. Francis O.
Watts, T,-eas7ircr. Owen G. I'eabody. Clerk.

THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY,

Chelsea.
Corporation organized August 31, 18-30.
James Adams, Charlestown, President. James
.Adams, Bcnj. A. Gould. Jacob Sleeper, Thomas
Wigglosworth, Jr., Albert C. Bowkcr, Boston;
Geo. W. Warren, Daniel White, of Cliarlestown ;
Daniel A. Wise, of Maiden ; Isaac Stcbbins, of
Chelsea, Trustees. II. Weld Fuller, 35 Court St.,
Boston, Treasurer aiid Secretary. James Croick-
shauks, Woodlawn, Superintendent.

OAK GROVE CEMETERY,

I'LY-Morxn.

Organized as a Corporation May 15, 1841.

J. N. Stoddard, President. A. Danforth, S.
Sampson, S. N. Stoddard, A. L. Russell, J. Farrls,
Trustees. A. L. Russell, Treasurer. Gustavus
Gilbert, Secretary.

HARMONY GROVE CEMETERY,

Salem.

Organized in 1839, Incorporated in 1810. Con-
secrated, June 14, 1840. Contains about 40 acres,
aid cost about gIO,000.

Annual Meeting for the choice of Trustees, first
Wednesday in January.

Officers elected Januaiij, 1S.50. — Joseph S. Cnbot.
President. Stephen C. Phillips, John C. Lee, Pick-
ering Dodge, Elijah A. Hanson, Fran<ris Peabody,
George Wheatland, Nathaniel Silsbce, William H.
Foster, Trustees. William H. Foster, Secretary
and Treasurer. Charles Creasy, Keeper.

WHERE AND HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Ne-wspaper Publishers generally tliroughout New England, and many in every section of the
United States and Canadas, have appointed S. M. Pettf.ngill & Co., 10 State Street, Bo-ston, their
Agents, in order to increase the amount of their advertising in their respective papers by rendering
the same faciUties to business men as if the offices of publication were all located in the city and
combined in one.

This arrangement advertisers -will find to be of great advantage to them, as they can deal with
S. M. Pettengill & Co. more favorably and more expeditiously than they can -with one hundred
different publishers at their offices. The prices for any advertising •will be made out before sending
the advertisement, and a judicious selection of the best papers -will be made, comprising those of
the ^videst circulation and best calculated to further the interests of advertisers. Tlicy are Agents
for nearly all of the follo'wing papers in Massachusetts, and most of them are received at their
office. No. 10 State Street, Boston.

262 • MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

NEWSPAPERS IN MASSACHUSETTS.

PUBLISHED IN BOSTON.

Advent Herald, Rev. J. V. Himes, 8 Chardon, weekly, g2 per year. Devoted to Second Advent.

Advertiser, Nathan Hale, 6 Congress, daily, ^',8 ; semi-wceUly, ^'4 per year. Whig-.

Advertiser and Signal, J. E. Farvk'ell & Co , 32 Congress.

American Celt, 3 Lincoln, T. 1). McGee, Editor, weekly, ^2 per year.

American Patriot, J. E. Farwell & Co., publishers, 32 Congress, week!}', ^2 per year. Native American.

American Railway Times, Haven & Jones, 27 Devonshire, ^3 per year.

American Reporter, Henry iVI. Parkhurst, 6 Kneeland, monthly, (Phonographic,) 75 cents per year.

American Union, R. B. Fiits 6i, Co., 134 Washington, weekly, g2 per year. Literary.

American Veterinary Journal, George H. Dadd, 1 Haymarkct sq., monthly, gl per year.

Atlas, Schouler & brewer, 5 Old State House, daily, §3 ; semi-weekly, ^4 ; weekly, $2. Whig.

Bankers' Magazine and Statistical Register, edited by J. Smith Homans, 111 Washington, monthly, $5 pr. yr.

Boston Bee, Bradbury, Harmon & Co., 7 State, daily, g3 per year ; weekly, gl 50. Whig.

Boston Christian Observer, William Nichols, 13S^ Washington, weekly, S-V^r year. Religious.

Boston Directory, published annually by George Adams, July 1. Octavo, 406 pages. Price ^1 25. Office
91 Washington street. There are also published at this office Directories for the cities of Roxhury,
Chailestown, Salem, Lowell, Newburyport, and Chelsea. *

Boston Merkur, M. Hofmann, Editor and Publisher, 54 Cornhill, weekly, g3 per year.

Boston News Letter, 66 Cornhill.

Boston Weekly Messenger, Nathan Hale, 6 Congress, weekly, ,^2 per year.

Boys' and Girls' Magazme, Bradbury & Guild, 120 Washington, monthly, ;gl per year.

Brownson's (Quarterly Review, Benjamin H. Greene, 124 Washington, corner Water, g3 per year.

Business Directory of Massachusetts, George Adams, Publisher, 91 Washington, ;^1.

Carpet Bag, Wilder, Pickard & Co., 5 Wash., Publishers, S. W. Wilder & B. P. Shillaber, Editors, g2 pr. yr.

Child's Companion and Youth's Friend, Henry Hoyt, 9 Cornhill, monthly, 25 cents per year.

Child's Friend, office 111 Washington, ^1 50 per year.

Christian Examiner, Rev. George Putnam and George E. Ellis, Editors, Crosby & Nichols, HI Washington,
bi-monthly, ^4 per year. Unitarian.

Christian Freeman and Family Visiter, Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, 75 Court, weekly, gt per year. Universalist.

Christian Register, David lieed. Publisher, 22 School, weekly, ^2 60 per year. Unitarian.

Christian Watchman and Reflector, Upham, Ford & Olmste'ad, Publishers, 122 Washington, corner Water,
weekly, Jg2 per year. Baptist.

Christian Witness and Church Advocate, Rev. G. M. Randall, Editor, James B. Dow, Proprietor, 138^ Wash-
ington, ^2 per year. Episcopal.

Commonwealth, Eiizur Wright and Charles List, Editors, 60 Washington, daily, g5 ; weekly, (Commonwealth
and Emancipator,) $'i per year. Free Soil.

Common School Journal, W. B. b'owie. Editor, G. W. Light, Publisher, 3 Cornhill, bi-monthly, gl per year.

Cougregationalisl and Christian Times, Rev. E. Beecher, D. D., Rev. R. S. Storrs, D. D., Rev. Henry M.
Dexter, Rev. Dorus Clarke, Editors, 120 Washington, weekly, $2 per year. Orthodox.

Courier, E. B. Foster & Co., 10 Congress, daily, jg8 ; semi-weekly, ^4 ; weekly, ^2 per year. Whig.

Cultivator, Otis Brewer, 22 North :\larket, weekly, $2 per year. Agricultural.

Dollar Times, George Roberts, 3 and 5 State, weekly, .^1 per year.

Domestic Advertiser, S. D. Kenny, Publisher, Chapel place.

East Boston Ledger, Tyler & Blanchard, Winthrop block, Maverick square.

Evening Gazette, W. \V. Clapp, jr.. Water, corner Devonshire, weekly, $3 per annum. Literature.

Express List, George K. Snow, 5 Washington.

Fireman's Journal, J. A. Adams, Publisher, 23 State, E. G. Abbott and J. A. Adams, Editors, $1 50 per year.

Flag of our Union, F. Gleason, 24 and 26 Tremont, Museum Building, weekly, ^2 per year.

Freemasons' Monthly Magazine, Charles W. Moore, 21 School, ^2 per year.

Fruits of America, C. M. Hovey, 7 Merchants row, bi-monthly, $6 per year.

Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion, F. Gleason, Publisher, Museum Building, Tremont, $3 pr, yr.

Golden Age, I. W. Ayer, 12 School, monthly, jgl per year. Literary.

Guide to Holiness, D. S. King, Editor, Henry V. Degen, Publisher, 7 Cornhill, monthly, gl per year.

Herald, George V/. Triggs & Co., 103 Washington, daily, ^3 per year.

Homoepathic Journal, Otis Clapp, 23 School, quarterly, ^3 per year.

Horticulturist, J. Breck & Co., 51 North Market, weekly, $6 per year.

Independent Medical Gazette, A. Paige, Editor, 34 Tremont row, semi-weekly, §2 per year.

Investigator, Horace Seaver, Editor, J. P. Mendum, Publisher, 35 Washington, weekly, ^2 per year. Infidel.

Journal, Sleeper & Rogers, 12 State, daily, $6 ; semi-weekly, ^4; weekly, $2.

Journal of Music, H. VV. Day, 8 Court square, ^1 50 per year.

Ladies' Repository, A. Tompkins, 38 Cornhill, monthly, ^2 per year.

Law Reporter, George P. Sanger, Editor, Little & Brown, 112 Washington, monthly, ^3 per year.

Liberator, William Lloyd Garrison, 21 Cornhill, weekly, ^2 per year. Anti-Slavery.

Life in Boston, Devonshire, corner Slate, weekly, g2 per year.

Living Age, Littell &. Co., Bromfield, corner Tremont. Literary.

Macedonian, W. S. Damrell, 16 Devonshire, monthly. Baptist.

Magazine of Horticulture, C. M. Hovey, Editor, 7 Merchants' row, monthly, $2 per year.

Mail, John N. Bradley, 128 Washington, corner Water, daily, ,^3; weekly, gl per year.

Massachusetts Cataract, J. W. Goodrich, Editor, 1 Scollay's Building, weekly, ^1 per year. Temperance.

Massachusetts Ploughman, W. <fc W. J. Buckminsler, 51 North Market, ^2 per year. Agricultural.

Massachusetts State Record and Business Directory, published annually in January, by George Adams, 91
Washington, octavo, ^1.

Massachusetts Teacher, Samuel Coolidge, 16 Dei'onshire, monthly, ^1. Educational.

Medical and Surgical Journal, J. V. C. Smith, M. D., Editor, 184 Washington, corner Franklin, weekly, $3.

Mis.?ionary Advocate, J. P. Magee, 15 Washington.

NEWSPAPERS. 263

iMissionary Magazine, Ilev. .S. Peck, Kdilor, 33 Somerset, moiiihly, »1 per year. Baptist.

Monihly Religious Magazine, F. 1). Iliiiilingioii, LOdilor, olKce II I Wasliington, monthly, §2 per year.

Mothers' Assistniii, Stone & Pratt, 21 Cornhill, monthly, ffl per year.

Museum, C. A. V. Putnam &. Co., Ti ychnol, weekly, ^2 per year. Literary.

Myrtle. J M. Usher, Publisher, '31 Cornhill, weekly, 60 cents per year. Juvenile.

INew Church Magazine, Oiis (ylapp, iiS School, %l per year. Swedenborgian.

New Ciiurch Repository, Otis Clapp, Agent, 23 School, monthly, $3.

New England Directory, a weekly advertising sheet, Whitney &, Co., Publishers, Ibi Washington, gl per yr.

New England Farmer, Raynolds & Noiirse, Quinry Hall, weekly, 5- per year. An Independent Journal.

New England Farmer, Raynolds & Nourse, (itiincy Hall, monthly, J^l per year. Agriculture and Horticulture.

N. E. Historical and Genealogical Register, Thomas Prince, ll.J 'I'remonl Row, quarterly, 5- per year.

New Jerusalem fllagazine, Oiis Clapp, 23 School, monthly, $"2, per year. Swedenborgian.

North American Review. Francis Howen, Editor, Little &, Brown, 112 Washington, quarterly, §5 per year.

Odd Fellow, George A. Bellows, GG Cornhill, weekly, g2 per year.

Olive Branch, Rev. Thomas F. Norris, Editor, Mrs. M. A. Denison, Assistant Editor, 6 Washington, weekly,
J^2 per year.

Orphans' Advocate and Social Monitor, A. & E. C Fellows, Tremonf, corner Common.

Our Country, an Independent Union Journal, C. W. Denisoii, Editor, 131 Washington, weekly, ^2 per year.

Panoplist, published by Crocker & Brewster, 47 Washington, monihly, g2 per year.

Path Finder, George K. Snow, 5 Washington, semi-weekly, gl 60 per year.

Pathfinder Railway Guide, George K. Snow, 3 Washington, monthly.

Petlengill's Reporter, S. M. Petteiigill & Co., 10 Stale, %\ per year. Literary.

Phonograph'c Correspondent, Otis Clapp, 23 School, monthly, 75 cents per year.

Pilot, Patrick Donahoe, I Spring Lane, weekly, g2 50 per year. Catholic.

Ploughshare. Henry M. Parkhurst, G Kueeland, monthly, ( l-'honotypic,) 30 cents per year.

Post, Beals &. Greene, 21 Water, daily, $8 per year. Democratic.

Press and Post, Beals & Greene, 21 VVater, semi-weekly, JJ4 per year. Democratic.

Prisoners' Friend, Rev. C. Spear, 124- Washington, monihly, ^'2 per year. Criminal Reform.

Puritan Recorder, Woodbridge, Moore & Co , 22 School, weekly, g"l per year. Orthodox.

Railway Advertiser, Haven &, Jones, 27 Devonshire, ,^1 50 per year.

Real Estate Advertiser, Clark & Co., 5 Congress square, weekly.
*' Shipping List, Learned, Tompson & Co., 36 Slate, semi-weekly, §G per year.

Statesman, Beals &, Greene, 21 VVater, weekly, §2 per year. Democratic.

South Boston Gazette and Dorchester Ciironicle, Wright & Hasty, 3 Water, weekly, $1 50 per year.

Sunday News, J. A. Adams, 23 State, weekly, ^1 50 per year.

Sunday ScIkjoI Advocate, J. P. Magee, 15 Washington, 60 cents per year.

Sunday Scliool Journal, Henry Hoyt, y Cornhill, semi-monihly, 25 cents per year.

Times, George Roberts, 3 and 5 State, daily, ,(§ I per year, and 1 cent each. Democratic.

To-Day, Redding &. Co., Publishers, 8 State, Charles Hale, Editor, weekly, ^2 per year. Literature.

Transcript, Epes Sargent, Editor, Dutton & Wentworth, Proprietors and Publishers, 37 Congress, gi per yr.

Traveller, Worihington, Flanders & Co., 31 State, F. Andrews and George Punciiard, Editors, daily evening,
$5; semi-weekly, go; weekly, jj(2 per year.
•^ True Flag, Moulton, Eliioit &, Lincoln, Publishers, 22 School, weekly, §2 per year.

Trumpet and Universalist Magazine, Rev. T. Whiltemore, 37 Cornhill, weekly, $'2 per year.

Uncle Sam, George H. Williams, 52 Washington, weekly, S"! per year.

Universalist Quarterly, A. Tompkins, 38 Cornhill, Rev. H^ Ballou, 2d, D. D., Editor, ^1^2 per year.

V. B. Palmer's Register and Spirit of the Press, V. B. Palmer, Publisher, Scollay's buildmg, monihly, 25
cents per year.
<' Waverly Magazine, Moses A. Dow, LJ Water, weekly, g3 per year.

Well-Spriiig, Rev. Asa A. Bullard, Editor, 13 Cornhill, weekly, 35 cents per year.
• ''Yankee Blade, William Matthews, 12 School, weekly, ^2 per year.

Yankee Nation and American Sentinel, W. R. Davis, Publisher, 11 Cornhill, weekly, 5? per year. Literature.

Yankee Privateer, J. Jones, 2 Water, weekly, ^2 per year. Literature.

Youth's Companion, Nathaniel Willis, 22 School, weekly, ^1 per year.

Youth's Penny Gazette. Henry Hoyt, Agent, 9 Cornhill, semi-weekly, 12^ cents per year.

Zion's Herald and Wesleyan Journal, Rev. Abel Stevens, office No. 7 Cornhill, weekly, $1 50 per year.

PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTRY.

Barnstable County.
Barnstable Patriot, Barnstable, weekly, S. B Phinney, publisher, %"! per j'ear. Democratic.
Cape Cod Advocate, Barnstable, weekly, Goss & Bowman, publishers, gl 50 per year. Neutral.
Sandwich Mechanic, Asa B. Phinney, publisher, ^1 50. Neutral.
Yarmouth Register, Yarmouth Port, weekly, Charles F. Swift, publisher, Jg2 per year.

Berkshire County.
Berkshire Courier, Great Barrington, Gushing &, Bryan, publishers. Whig,
lierkshire Mutual Health Reporter, Pittsfield, monthly, 50 cents per year.
Cullurist and Gazette, Pittsfield, Stephen Reed, publisher, $\. 50 per year. Neutral.
Greylock Sentinel, North Adams, weekly, Andrew J. Aikens, publisher, gl per year. Free Soil.
Massachusetts Eagle, I'ittsfield, weekly, Charles Montague, publisher, gl 50 per year. Whig.
North Adams Transcript, weekly, H. Chickering & Co., publishers, $\. 50 per year.
Pittsfield Advertiser, monihly. Dodge &. Hubbard, publishers,
Pittsfield Sun, weekly, P. Allen & Son, publishers, g2 per year. Democratic.

Bristol County.
American Whig, Taunton, weekly, J. W. D. Hall, publisher, §2 per year.
Daily Evening Standard, New Bedford, E. Anthony, publisher. ^^4 per year. Democratic.
Daily Mercury. New Bedford, Benjamin Lindsey, publisher, $b per year. Whig.
Fall River Monitor, weekly, Henry Pratt, publisher, $i. per year. Whig.

264 * MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

I'^all |{i\er News, weekly, Aliny & iMiliie, |jul)lisliers, %-l per year. Uemotraiic.

New IJidliiul Alerpiiry. weekly. li. Liiidspy, piibli-lier. Wliij;.

i;e|jiil>lic-.iii Siaiidiircl, New Bedliiiil weekly, E. Aiiilioiiy, |jiiljlislier, ^! SO per year. Free Soil.

'J'aiuilnii DaJy Gazelle, !de As Km?, publisliers, ^3 per year.

Taiiiiioii DeiiiDcrai, weekly, A M. Ide. .Ir.. piihlislier, g I 60 per year. Demncralic.

'I'lie Lil'e I'oat, Tauiiloii, weekly, 15. W. Wdliams, pu!l|l^ll('r,^ I per year. Temperance.

Whaleman's E^liippiiig List, New Betllord, weekly, Henry Liiidsey, publisher, ^1 per year.

Dukes County.
Vineyard Gazette, Edgartown, weekly, E. Marchant, publislier, %\ per year. Neutral.

! Essex CounJtj.

Cape Anil Light. Giouresler, weekly, .Tohn S. E. Rogers, pidiiislier, ,^2 per year. Wliig.

Dady I'^emng Union, rVewbniypori, lluse &- Nasoii. piililmlier-, $3 50 per y^ar. Democratic.

Daily Herald, Newburyport, iMorss & Brewster, pulili^hers, SI pi'r yf"ar. Whig.

Essex lianner, Haverhill, weekly, E. !l Safford. pubiislnT, ^i per year. Democratic.

Essex (^ouiiiy Freeman, Salem, semi-weekly, Wdliain Pnner, pnl)li>her, ,^3 per year. Free Soil.

Essex Couiiiy ftlercury, Salem, weekly, Caleb Fonip, pnblisiier, 5' 50 per year. Whig.

Georgetown liepor'er. wpekly, E D. Green, publisher, ^1 per year.

Haverhill (iazeiie, E. G. FroUiingliam, publisher, ^2 per year.

Herald ol Gospel Liberty, Newburypoii, weekly, B E. Carter, publisher, ,^1 50 per year.

Lawrence ('ourier, weekly, .lohii A. Cioodwin, publisher. ^"1 per year. W hig. .

Lawrence Seniinel, weekly. .1. Hyan {k. Co., puhlishers, ^-Z per year. Democrat.

Lynn News, weekly, J. F. Kimball, publisli.°r, ^"Z per year. Whig.

NewbMiyj)ort Herald, semi-weekly, IVlorss &, llrewster, pulilishers, ^3 50 per year. Whig.

People's Advocate, iMarblehead, weekly, .lames Coffin, publisher, ^1 60 per ^ear. Neutral.

Telegraph and News, Gloucester, semi-weekly, John S. E Rogers, publisher, ^2 7.5 per year. Wbig.

'I'he Kay .Siate. Lynn, w?ekly, Lewis .losselyn, publisher, ^^ |"^r M'Ur Democratic.

l^he Ueverly Ciliz-n, weekly, A. K. Wales, publisher, g- per year. Neiural.

The Villager, Amcsliury Mills, vveek'y. Currier tV Gern>h. pnldishers, ^\ 60 per year. Neutral.

Salem (■■azeiie, semi-wtekly, Caleb Foote, publisher. $3 60 per year. Whig.

t^alein C)!>server, weekl}', Ives tt I'ea^e, pulili..|iers. %i per year. Neutral.

Salem Register, serai-weekly, Chapman and Palliey, publisliers, ^i- per year. WMiig.

Franklin County.
American Republic. Greenfipld, weekly, C. J. .1. Ingersoll. [)ublisher«, gl 50 per year. Free Soil.
Franklin Democrat, Grecidield, weekly. S. ( ). Lamb, publisher, ^\ 50 per 31 a r. Democratic.
Gazelle and Courier, Greenfield, weekly, S. S. Edstman &, Co., publishers, ^l 50 per year. Whig.

Hu.mjiden County.
Chicopee Telegra|)h, (Cabot,) Chicopee. weekly, J. C Siocver. publisher, gl 75 per year. Neutral.
Ilanipdcn Frermaii, lJi)lyoke, weekly, William L IMorgaii. publi>her ,^l per year.
I lain(iden I'o^t, Springruld, weekly, Trench 6i. Dwigjii, publishers, ,g2 per year. Democratic.
Met hanics' Union .lomnal, Springfield, semi-monthly, 60 cents |jer year,
ftlechai-'- '"'■•■""■■ " '"- '^■■■•■■■■•c-ii af" "■-" --

Whi£

Hampshire County. "

Hampshire and Franklin Express, weekly, Amherst, .1 R. Tnimbull. pulill>hrr, ^2 per year.
Jlam|)-hire (Jazetie, Northaniplon, weeklx, William .A. Uav\l(y publisher, ^2 per 3 ear. Whig.
Norihanipion Cimrier, weekly, Heiir^' !<. Gere, pnbli-her. ^i per ^ear. Free Soil.
Northanipton Democrat, weekly, W. Trench <Si IL W. Dwighi, publishers, ^2 per year.

Middleiex County.
nunkerliill Aurora, Charlestown, weekly, W. W. Wheildon iV: Son, publishers, ^2 50 per year. Whig.
Camlindge (Chronicle, weekly, John Foid. publisher, S~ I'cr year.
Charlesinwn City Advertiser, in-weekly. Decosia tV, Wilhams, publishers.
Daily Mdining News, Lowell, weekly, Keach, Emery &, Co., jjuolishers, ^3 per year,
(iroion Mercury, George H. Hrown, publisher.

Lowell Advertiser, Iri-vveekly, .S, I\L I'ellows, publisher, ^3 per j'e.or. Democratic.

Lowell American, William S Robinson, publisher, tri-weekly, ,?{■) per year ; weekly, §2 per year. Free Soil.
Lowell I (ally .lournal and (Courier, S. J Variiey. publisher, V^'S per year. Whig.
Lowell I'aiiicit and Republican, weekly, S M. iJellows. publisher 5' 50 per year. Deinocratic.
J.owell Weekly Journal ;iiid Courier, rt. .1. Varney, publisher. ^1 76 per year. Whig.
Middlesex I'reeman, Concord, weekly, 'l'i)hnaii & Wilde, publishers, ^2 a year. Neutral.
Vox I'upiih, Lowell, weekly, J. 1". Chesley, publisher, Jg2 per year. INeuiial.
Woburii Journal, weekly, Fowle & Brother, publishers, ^1 50 per year. Neutral.

Nantucket County.
Nantucket Inquirer, Edward W. Cohh, publisher, iri-weekly, $3 per yrarj weekly, g] 50 per year. Whig.
Nantucket Weekly ftlirror, Hussey &. Robinson, publishers, ^2 per }ear. Deinocrniic.

Norfolk Counttj.
Dedliam GazeKe, weekly, E. L. Kcyes, pnhllshrr. $t per year. Free Soil.

NKWSl'AI'EUS.

2t;o

Niirtolk County Journal, lloxliiiry, weekly. L. li. &. <>. P' We-iioii, pul>>i , W. A Cralls, ed , $2 peryr. Whig.
NorColk DtMiioc-rat, DedliHui. wi-nkly, Elliri<lf;e fi Itohiiisoii, piiMi>li(T, ,^2 per yt-ar.
Uuidcy I'ciirioi, weekly, C. E. Clark, publisliur, $2. per year. Neutral.

Plijmoulh Coiin'ij.
IlinnliniTi Journal, wppkly, ninssom &c Clark, pulilisiiors, ^"i per ypar.

NoMli Hrid-fi'wntcr (inzcue. North liridf^ewaier, weekly, Ceoriie I'liinney, publisher, ^"2 per year.
< )l(i Colonx Memorial, riyniouih, weekly. James 'l'luiri>er. pul)lisli( r, 5- P'T y<-<r. \v hii,'.
I'lyinouih Koek, i'lyaiouth, weekly, ftloses Bales, Jr., publisher, 5- per )ear. Deniocfuiic.

Neutral.

[See Boston Neirspnpersjl
■Isea 'relearaph, weekly. W. E

StiJJolk Countij.

Chelsea 'I'elesraph, weekly. W. E P. Haskeli, publisher. %1 per year. Whiff.
Clieisea Union, weekly, AVilliain Young, publisher, gl 60 per year. Democrat.

Worcester ConrUy.
Harre Oazetic, weekly, N. F. I'.rvanl. pnblisiier, I 50 per year. Neutral.
Uarre Patriot, weekly, t'harles l! Elevens, pulihsher. $"1 per year. Whitr.
Daily 'rranscript, Worcester, Sil.is Dinsmore, publisher, ,^.3 per 3 ear. Wliic.
Filchbur^ .Senlinei, weekly, K. &: J. (Jarheld, publishers, .^s I "20 per year. >eulral.
iMassaehusetts Caiarart. VVorcesler, weekly. (Joodni h. I'.rown iV I d.. piibli^liers. ,*?! per year,
ftlassaehusells Spv, Worcester. v\eekly, ,1. M. Earle \- 'I'liomas Drew, piil^bshers ,^"J per year.
National jEu-is, \\ oreesler, weekly, <". lUickin-iliam Webb, [dililislier, .s,"! 'M per jear. \Vhig-
New Kii^lrtud Temperance Journal, Worcesler, monllilv, Goodrich. I'.rown iV Co , pubs., l2o cents per year.
iSauirday t'ourant, Cliiilon. weekly. Iv I'.allarii. Jr . publislier. ,§ I 50 per year.
Wuichencitui M'rror, weekly, !•".. !■'. Ixolliiis, publisher, 5I 50 per year.
Worcester Daily Spy, J- M Earle &:. Thomas Drew, publishers. ^\ |)pr year. Free Soil.
Worcester Palladium, weekly, J. 8. C. Knowltoii, publisher, ^2 per year. Democraiic.

Temperance.
Free Soil.

V. B. PALMER'S

AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,

Boston: ScoUaij's BmUl'mrj, Court Street; New Youk: Tribune Buildings;
Philadelphia : Nurth-west corner /•/ Third and Chestnut Strcet.-i ;

Affords every facility for the transaction of business -with the be.«t and most wiilely circulated Journals of all the Cities
aud principal Towns iu the United States, British Provinces, &c., tic.

The Agexcy presents a convenient and com-
plete oj)portunity for publishing advertisements
ill any lutinber oHhe best and most icidelij circulated
newspapers of the dilfercnt cities and towns
throughout the whole country, at the publishers'
lowest rates, with the least possible trouble to
advertisers, and with the greatest despatch.

A single copy of an advertisement only is re-
quired, from which a suHicient number are printed
in such style as advertisers wish to have tliem ap
pear in the papers, which insures correct insertions.
By this method the advertiser is spared the l.ibor
of corresponding with the several papers, the ex-
pense of postage, and much time and perplexity in
the settlement of bills. Besides this, he can know
when his account is settled, and no apprehension
need be entertained of the too common annoyance
of bills being presented, afier tuning been once p;ik\.
Copies of papers containing advertisements are
forwarded to advertisers, and all requisite atten-
tion given to insure sieneral satis''a"iion.

The agent, V. B. P.VLMEit, is duly empowered to
receive subscriptions and advertisements at the
publishers' lowest rates.

He is authorized to m »ke contracts, and his re-
ceipts are regarded by the proprietors as payments.
The publishers' prices (only) are charged to ad-
vertisers and subscribers — and the terms of each
paper are on file for examination.

A list of places, papers, terms, and prices, may
be had at the Agency without charge.

His long experience and extensive Agency
qualify him to impart valuable practical informa-
tion, which is cheerfully communicated.

Through the Asjency a circumspect and discrim-
inating choice of pi ices ai:d the best selection of
papers can be hid, su'tably aaapted to various
business pursuits — on iblini; p'-rsous to advertise
judiciously, effectively, and safely.

31

Copies of the best newspapers in the United
States, may be seen and examined at the Agency,
their res[)ective merits understood, and a complete
system of advertising adopted, upon either a large
or small scale.

Advertisements are carefully and skilfully writ-
ten, without charge, for those who are not
experienced in the art — and improvements sug-
gested in such as are written by unpractised hands.

Throtitrh the Agency, a regular, safe, and
systematic me;ins is afforded to the business com-
munity, of giving notoriety abroad to their
respective callings and pursuits — and all requisite
information for the adoption of a complete system
of advertising in the best newspapers of the coun-
try, /'aranrf 7iear, for which he is deputed to transact
business.

t^^To public institutions, reading-rooms, clubs,
&c., as well as to individuals in all parts of the
world, the Agency presents a convenient, safe,
and ready means of subscribing for the best jour-
nals of the Union,. advertising in any number of
the most desirable business newspapers, and
obtaining valuable information.

Remittances may be made from any section of
the country with entire assurance that all orders
will be faithfully and promptly attended to. Ad-
dress V. B. P.\.i.mi:r, Newsiiaper Agent, Boston':
Scollays Building, Court st — New YoitK: Tribune
liuildings. — PniL.\i)ELriii.\.: N. W. corner of
Third and Chestnut streets.

This old established agency continties to enjoy
the Cull confidence of the press and the public.
Whatever is intrusted to Mr. P. or his agents, is
promi>tlv attended to, and, as the Press is undir
very great oblig.ition to him, we are happy to know
that he is enjoying the unlimited coiiliience, as he
1 deserves the g;iod wishes of those whom he lias so

2 6

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

long and so faithfully served. — Albany Eoe7iing
Journcd.

From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. Palmer,
we are prepared to say that any business connected
with the Agencies which he advertises, will be both
promptly and honorably transacted. In the matter
■)f Newspaper Agencies, he has reduced the businrss
to such an admirable system that all parlies can
hardly fail to be satisfied. — N. Y. Daily Tiibime.

To such of our country coiemporaries as have
not secured the services of an advertising agent
in New York, we commend the old and well-esta-
blished agency of Mr. V. B. Palmer, in the Tribune
buildings. His business relations extend to nearly
the entire press of the country ; and the prompti-
tude with which his accounts are always adjusted,
has secured for him the confidence of those who
have had transactions with him. — Buffalo Courier.

CiiEATixG PniNTEES. — We receive an invitation
almost every day from some fellow who claiins to
be an advertising agent, to insert somebody's adver-
tisement, and he will pay for it. We have been
" loooled" on several occasions by these sharpers,
and caution the country press against the rascals.
V. B. Palmer is the only agent for the press that
we ever had any transactions with who p;iys
promptly and acts honorably. We recommend him
to the profession. — Albany Knickerbocker.

V. B. Palmer's plan of a newspaper agency for
advertising and subscriptions, is deserving of pat-
ronage, both from the public and from the country

press. Mr. Palmer has acted for the Union for five
years, and we bear willing testimony to his fidelity
and promptness. "We feel that we should he doing
him an injustice were we to favor the establishment
of another agency, conductedupon his plan, and the
forms and arrangements sto'. ?n, as it were, from
him. We shall accept of no advertisements from
any other aijencies in New York or Boston , and
feci bouiid to protect Mr. Palmer as much as pos
slide, from having the benefits of his pla i taken
from him by any one who may have surreptitiously
availed themselves of the forms and arrangemenis
of JJr. Palmer in the establishment of a similar
agency. — Saco (Me.) Union.

Mr. Palmer has, by dint of great energy and
indefatigable industry, succeeded in organizing
this agency, and accomplishing by means of it,
objects that were deemed altogether chimerical
when it was fiist commenced. His success has
raided up a number of imitators, who now advertise
Newspaper Agencies in the Eastern cities. Mr.
Palmer is in no way connected with any of these.
Having the tnost unlimited confi lence in his ca-
pacity and integrity, he is fully authorized to make
all necessary contracts as agent for this paper.
V/e wish it to be distinctly understood, that we
have no other agent in any of the cities of New
York, Philadelpiiia, or Boston, and that all inquir-
ies relative to such contracts, coining from these
cities, even although directed to ourselves, will be
referred to his agency. — Louisville Democrat.

POST OFFICES AND POST MASTERS IN MASSACOUSETTS.

Abington, Jo.shua L. Nash
" East, Washington Reed
" South, (^yriis A. Dyer
Acton, Daniel Tutile

" South, Ezra C Rodiman
" West, Reuben Green
Adams, George A. Laphain
" Mortb, Edward H. Tinker

Adamsville, see Coieranie

Agawam, Lyman Allen

Alford, IVl. R. Vaiideusen

Amesbury, Daniel iilasdell
" West, S. Ua yley

Amherst, S. C. Carter
" North, 11. Cutler
" South, C. F. Hayward

Andover, Amos Abbott
" North, J. Stephens, 2d
" Ballard Vale, Wm. Calder
" Sutton IVlills, Laban Sawyer

Annisquam, see Gloucester

Ashburnham, Ivers V/hite
" Depot, John M. Frost

Ashley Falls, John Scovill

Ashleyville, Edward Kneeland

Ashland. James II. Jones

Ashby, F W Wright

Ashfield, Richard (,'ook

Assabet, see .Sudbury

As«onei, see Freetown

Alhol, Isaac Sievens
" Depot, S E. Twitcbell

Attleboro', Nathan C. Liulier
" North, Ward D Cotton

■ " Souili, Lemuel May

Auburn, E M. Kiiowles

lialdwinsville, see Tcmplelon

{{aid Hill, see Franklin

Bancroft, James N. Ooss

[Jarnslable, l>avld l'>iirslej'
" Hyainiis, A. W Lovejl
" " " I'ort, Daniel Hasselt
"^ West, Shadrack N. Ilowland
" Cotuft Fort, Randall Kelley

Barnstable, Cotuit, P Fish

•• Marsioii's Mills, N. Hinckley
" Onterville, F. <i Kelley
" Osterville, Laiah Crocker

Barre, iNahum F. I5ryaiit
" i'laiii, Edward Denny
" Sniiiliville, John Smith

Becket, Alexander Clark
'■■ North, David Me El wain
" West, Kendall liaird

Bedford, Jonas iVJuiiroe

BHlcbtrtow n, H. A. Longly

Bellinalinin, Kllery Thayer
" North, "SX Z ISnIlard
" Souili, Keulieii Chilson

Berkley, J. D. Hathaway

Berlin, K. S. Hasiinss

Bernardsioii, Z C. Newcomb
" North. Z, Cutler

Beverly, Joseph 1) Tuck
" Farms, Josiali Obear

Billerica, Jolm Baldwin, Jr.

Blackslone, John Cady
" North, Moses Ki-lly
" IMillville, P. .S Tiiaver

Blandford, L B. Sliepard'
'•' Norih, Albert 'I". Norton

Bolton, Abraham Holinan

Bond's VillaffP, see Palmer

Boston, G. W Gordon
" East, (i. H. Pliimmcr

Boston Corner, A J. \'osburgh

Boxboro', L. W. Bigelow

Boxford, Wm. Lowe
" West, I. VV. Andrews

Boylsioii, Eli B. Lainson
" Centre, J. F IVIayiiard

Bradford. Nathan FIrlcher

Braggville. see Holhsiou

Braintrec. Oliver Perkins
" South, J. Stoddard

Brewster. Ebeiif'zer H Knowles
" West. ^alhaIl Winshjw -
" East, G W. Higgiiis

Bridgewater, Mitchell Keith

" North, .see North Bridgewater
" Kast, see East Hritlgewaier
" N. \V'.,see Norlli IVidgewaler
" West, see West l>ndgewaier
" Scotlrind, Geo. Chipman

l'rii;liloii, Win. Warren

Bnnifield Henry F. Brown

Brooktield, J. P. Robinson
'' East, Charles Flagg

l?rookline, C. S. Hixby

Buekland, E. Mavnaid

Bnrliiigion. Silas Culler

Byiielil, Henry Durnnt

Chicopee, i,oui. A. Moody

Chicopee Falls, Lester Dickinson

Cambridge, INallian Fiske
" East. Eli C Kinsley
" Port, Henry 'i'liayer

Campello, see ^()rth Biidgewater

Canioii. ({obert Shaiikland

Carlisle, Liicnis Stiles

Carver, E. Ward

" Norili, Alvan C. Harlow
" South, T. 15. (Jridilh

Conter^ille, see Barnsiable

Charlemont, H. H. IMaylicw
'• East, Horace Wells

Cliarlestown, Naihaii Merrill

Charlton, A E. Fisk

" Depot, H W. Knights

Chatham, Josiah I\ia%o
" Norlh, J. Nickerson

Chelmsford, !v F. Webster
" North, J W. Smith
" West, F. ']'. Sawyer
" Middlesex Village, F. S. Geer

Chelsea, S.irah A. Nnwdl
" North, William J'"eiiiio

Cheshire, I!. C. I'rouii

Chester, T K. DcWolf
" North, F, Ci. Howe
" Factories, W. .Shepherd
" Village, layman Dnnock

,

POST OFFICES.

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('Im^iierlield, Oscar KdwMids

Fiskilale, see Siurbri<l;;e

Hull, Joseph Po|)e

" VVosl, J.-iiiits M. Aii:;i;ll

Fitchbiirg G. F. liailey

Ilyainiis, see Barnstable

Cliilinark. l'. Alli'ii

■• West, L. ( '. Sanborn

" Port, see l'>arnsiat)le

(^liilloiiviih-, >ee riymoulii

Florida, Nathan While

Ipswich, .Stephen (,'oburn

' 'liippvilli-, si'c l.eu-cslcr

|''(iii>e Vilhme, see Wesiford

Ireland, see Hol^oke

(;iiiil..ii, 11. N. M!.i,n-I.)\v

Fo.vboro , D.ivid 1 jer-e^-

Kinssioii, Horace L. Collamora

( 'iicliituaU', see W.i3l;ii'(l

" Ivist, J. Kinj;sbur"v

Lancaster, H. Barrett

("ocliesfU, see Wesi liridgewater

" West. Henry Hollart

Lanesboro', R Whitney

(Joliasspi, Z. StDcldard

Framinsham, Sainuel Warren

Lawrence, N. Wdson

" Nonli.S J \W'h\

" .S.i.xoiiville Charles Fiske

Lee, (I'eo. H. Phelps

('olerriiiic, William Laiifnir

" .Siniili. S <). Daniels

" South, W. G. Merrill

" A<l.iiiis\-il'e. Joliii Wil^oM

l''ranklin David 1*. Haker

Leicester. H. D. Hat(h

" <Jrisw<)|(|\ille. S. \V (ileasoii

" Ciiv, D.ivkI Dean

" Clappville, Abraham Firth, Jr.

Collins' l>r|)iii, see Wilbraliain

" r.ald Hill, IChas Cook

Leeds, Tlios. Musgrave

(.'oiicord, AlliiTt Siacy

" Soutli, J. H. Wadsvvorth

Lenox, George Wells

(^)iiway, Aiijoii Sl)e|)liertl

Freetown. J. .Shi>ve —

" Furnace, W. A. Phelpa

(Jordaville. see Soulliboro'

(iiardner, Levi Heywood

Leominster, C. H Colburu

(^)iiiil, see Hariisialjle

" Soiuh, S. S Howe

" North. W. F. Howe

("otiiil Port, see liariislabie

" (Jlobc Villa'^e. Win. Munro

Levereti, Francis Frary

('iiiiiniiiii^loii Win. S«an

Georgetown, J. 1'. Siickney

" North, Wm. A. Hatch

" VVe-,1 Vil., E. iMtchell

<!ill, J. W. Clianning

Lcydcn, Joiin Mowry, 2d

Curiisville, llniiry .M. liurrall

Gloucester, T. S. Lancaster

Lexingion, Jolni Davis
" East, Amos jVdams

Dalloii, F. Vt'.-sUin

" Annisriiiam. W. W. Chard

Dauvers, S. l)o(li;e

Goshen, H. \\'illiams

Lincoln, Rufus Morse

" Noilh, L .M-rrilJ

Ciradoii, (' A. I'icreo

Litileion. Benj EtI wards

'•' New Mills, Win. Mley

'• Farnuinsville. (leo. A. Field

" West, Peter C. Edwards

'' 'I'nple^ ville, O. W. French

" New En:;. V.lla<fe S. M. Pratt

Lock's Village, see Shuiesbury

l>aiia, N I., .loliiison

" Saundersv.lle. G. C. Tall

Longmeadow, Wm. ^Vhite

Uarlinouth, ('iiarles Tucker

Gianby. A. Le llaron iMunroe

" East, H. J. Crooks

" Noiih, ,1. ( "uininiiiL's

Granv'ille Easi, Timo. M. Cooley

Long Plain. C F. Tiiatcher

" iSoiiili, A hiier li. Tucker

•' West, A. L. Curtiss

Lowell, Alfred (iilmaii

Dedliain, K. Thayer

Graiitville, see Needham

Ludlow, Ji'rre Miller

'• West. Theo Gay. 2d

(iriswoldville, see Coleraiiie

Lunenburg, Daniel Putnam

. •' Si>nili. EbeiiezerF Gay

Grout's ('orner see ;\lonlague

Lyniifield, C Spinney

DeerfieKI, Clinrles Williams

Groveland. Jeih. SpilT-rd

" Centre, Samuel N. Newcomb

•' Soiilli, 11. S Covviiiof

(Ji. Barnngton. Isaac Seeley, Jr.

Lynn, Abiier Austin

Dennis. N. Y. Hall

Greenfield, 1) N. Carpenter

" Swainpscoit. W. Thompson,

" Souiii. Waison Baker

Greenwich. Thomas Smith

-Maiden, Geo B. flleason

'■ E<si. 1,. H„wes, Jr.

•' Village, Ira Haskell

Vlanchaiig. Wm. Metcalf
.Mansfiel.r, W. B. Bates

" West. I.uiher Child

Groton, Geo. H. Brown

Dislitoii, Cli.trles Talhol

" Souih, A. B. Clarilner

Manchester. Geo F. Allen

'•■ .\()rtll, .lollll llosc

•' West, A. Archibald

.Alarblehead, Samuel Honian

DorcliPster, Iv. V'o-o

Hadley, E. E. H.yward

Marlboro', Samuel Chipman

" Harr. >Sq , Abriiliam Noyes

•' North, 1). S. Cooley

" Feltonsville, G. E. Manson

" Ne|)oiisel, Chailes Hunt

Halifa.\', (.ynis .Morton, Jr.

JMarshfield, Proctor Bourne

Dover, K. t>aii2:er

Hamilton. Geo. Appleton

" East Eh.sha W. Hall

" Chas.liiv. V.il.,.(osiah Newell

Hanc<ick, W H. I.apliain

" North, Constant Oakman

Douglas, David llolman

Hanover, .Alexr V\'ood

-Alatiapoiset, see Rochester

••' Ea>t, (iardiier (,'lnse

Hanson, (^yrus Drew

Medfield, Charles Omoii

Draout. Vespasian Nutting

'• South. Biirak Oshuru

Med ford, J. T. Floyd, Jr.

1 liKlley, !\Ioses Barnes

Hardwick, A. E Knight

Medwav, C. I'airid!,'e

Dnnsiahle. .1. ('uiiiiiiuiis

Marlsville. see New Marlboro'

" East. G. H. Holbrook

Du.xbury, Zi'iias Faniiee

Harvard, Zopher Welherbee

" West, I). A. Cheever

" West, G. \i Siandish

Harwich. Uned Brooks

■' Rockville. John S. Walker

Eisl r.ridsewaler. 11 (). A Orr

" East, B. F. Eldndge

.Melrose, G. W. Barrett

East Cliai Ifmonl. see (^^liarlemoul

" Soiiih, J. V. Nickerson

Mendon, J. G. Meicalf

Easlhain, Geo. Sealiury

" W.'st, David IL Small

Melhuen, John Low

" North. 1). C. Aivvood

" Port. Ephin Doane

Middleboro', Jacob 13. Shawr

East Lee, see Lee

HatfieUI. Silas G. Hiibb.ird

•' East. N Ed.iy

Ea^toll. T. F. Davidson

Havci hill. Caleb Her.sey

" North, M Robinson

'•' North, ,\ (>. Howard

" East, S. D ?ilayuard

" South, C R. Smith

" South. L S. Greeiileaf

Ilawley, C^. S. Long ley

" Rock. Israel Smith

Easlhainploii, El)eii. Feney

'• >oulh, Nelson Joy

Middlefield, Solomon Root

K'l,.;ariown. Jared W. Cot'.iii

" West, T. S. .Mien

iMid-lleton, Amos Ba<helder

E:,freiii(iiu S . [\. R P.aies

Ha\(lenvill<'. see Vv'illiamsburg

Middlesex \'ill., see Chelmsford

'■ North. S l{. Dewev

Heath. Asa (Juild

Millbury. A. G. Randall

Enfield. Daniel !{ (Jiliet'

Hiiii;ham, Riilus W. Lincoln

•' West, F. 11 Holman

Erviuo. F. Ale.xaiuler

" S'lUih. Seih S. Hersey •

Miiford. Wm. Crocker

Essex, Enoch Low

Hinsdale, .M. l''.minons

" South, S. W Gilbert, Jr.

hairhaven. Chas. Drew

Holden, A\er\ D.ivis

Mill Hiver, see New Marlboro'

" iN'orth, ('vius E Clark

Holland, i;iisiia Kuiiiey

Millville, see Blackstone

Fall River. James Ford

Hollisloii. Lnilier Green

Milion, N. C .Martin

Farnuinsville, see Gralton

'■ Biau^ville, D. Hartshorn

Mirickville, William Siinms

Falmouth. K. F. Wood

Hobnes' Hole, see Edgartown

Miiiineague, see West Springfield

" East. J. Robinson

Holyoke. George Whittle

'VIonroe, Martin Ballon

" Nonh. Ferdiiand G. Nye

'•' Ireland. Cllesler Crafts

iMonson, Tinio. F. Packard

" West. S Dilliimhain

" Rock Valley. A. Ludington

iiloniasjue, Jonathan Hartwell

" Wood's Hole, J L. Webster

Hopkinlon, Al>'.i,,h Ellis

" Canal, Benj. Henry

" Grout's Corner. WA.Clemenl

" V\ aquoit, Asa PImmev

•■ Woodville. Albert Wood

Feeding: Hills, see Springfield

Housaionic. James C Hvde

Monterey. M'. C. Langdou

Felton^ville. see Slarlboro'

Hubbardslon. John F. Ci.iik

Montgomery, Oreii Parks

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MASSACIIDSETTS STATE RECORD.

Alouiu Wasliiiiijioii, H. \V. Lamsoii
Nahai!i, W. W .Iniiiisoii
Nainucket, .lospph iViiichell
Naiick, .1 M. ,Sp;i\vai(l

" Soutii, J'lliii Clelaiui, Jr.
Needham, (1 I? iJ^vpie
" West, Willniii Flag^
" (jraiiiville, Win. 11. Aflams
Neponsel Villas;?' see DorchesltT
I\ew Ashford, .lanics Dewey
New i-Jedrord Smu-oii Hailey
New F.osioii. J. H. Noriou
New Braiiiiri'c, Uwij^hi Tyler
Newburv, Marliii l\oot
Nevvburypori, 1'". J. Coffin
N. En^Miid Village, see (rrafion
N. Marlboro', F. C. Callm

" Harisviile, Orriii H. Mnnson
" Mill Kiver. James Hollistpr
" tSoullilield, Aiifjustus 'I'urner
New Mills, see Daiuers
New Salem, A. Harding, Jr.
" Norlli. W, Whillemore
Newton, Daiii'd V. Alaini
" C^eiiire, W. H (irover
" l.ovser Falls. Walter Hag;pr
" Up|)er Falls. James Ta\ lor
" West, John iMead
Norilibridt^e H Hoibrook
" Centre, Win. 15 Fuller
" Wliiiinsville, Paul Wliitin
N. Bridgewaier, E 8ou\hworth, Jr
'' Campello, Nelscni .1. Foss
" N. West, Levi French
Northboro', Anson Kice
North Brookfield, Win. Adams
Norihfield, Clias IVlaltoon

" West, Levi Howe
Northampton, Augustus Clarke
Norton, Earl Hod(;es
Norwich, W. Knifjiil
Oakham, Samuel (i. Henry
Oakdale, see West l?o) l.^ton
Orange, Davis (Joddard

" North, H. Baker
Orleans, Azariah Snow
" Souili, S. Sparrow, Jr.
" East, Freeman Doane
Osterville, see Barnstable
Otis, Lester Filley

" West, Ardoii Jiidd
Oxford, Wm. E. Pease

North, L. C. Barks
Palmer. Wm. HolKrook

" Thorndike, J. B. Merrick
" Three Itivers, Asa .■^luimway
" Bond's Villase. N. D. Wight
Paston, S I). Ilarringion
i'elham, C. D. Ealoii
Pembroke, Horace Collamore
Pepperell, E. A. Parker

••• Ea^t, J A. Tucker
Peru, Oliver Nash
Petersham, .S Wetherell
Pliillipston. Jason Goulding
Pittsfield, P. Allen Jr.

" West, W. F. I ane
Plainfield, L Campbi-ll
Plymouth, Ephraim ."^pooner

'' Chiiioiivilie,(;eo. Bramliall,Jr
Plj'mptoii, Isaac Wrii;hl

'• North, Zruas Cnshman
Pocasselt, see Sandwich
Prescott. Siacy Linzie

" Norih. Horace Hunt
Princeton, G F. Folder
" East, H. V. Pratt
Proviiiceioivu, Philip Cook
(iuincy, Francis Williams
Randolph, K. W. Turner
" East, 'i'liomas White, Jr.

KeadiMt;, J P. ."^Iiennan
" Norih, Frederick Abbotl
" South. Lille}- Eaton
Rehobndi. J. C. iNlarvel

" Noiih, Gren. Stevens
Riclinioiid, E. Williams
BingMlle, Eihaii C. Ring
Rockpori, George Lane
KocliC'^ter, Theophilns King
" North, 1 1'. N:(■ker.^oIl
" Maliapoivel Wilson Barslow
" Sippican, V/;lliam N. Ellis
Rock, see Middleboro'
Bockville, see iMedway
Rockbollom, see Stow
liiick Valley, see llolyoke
Rowe, J. C Drury
Rowley, Richard Herbert
Roxbiiry, Edwin Lemist
Royalsioii,J. E-tabrook

" Souili, H. VV. Albee
Russell, William Pomroy
Rutland, Z.W. Gales

" West. W. H Sibley
Salem, (Jeorge Russell
Salisbury. B. E. Fifield

" East, Cyrus Dearborn
.Sandi-tii-ld. (ieorge Hull

•' New Boston. J IL Norton
Sandwich. Z. H. Hinckley
" East. J. Hoxie .1(1
" Norih, Charles Bourne
" South, S. C. Howlaiid
" West. C. H Bur<:ess
" Monument, Ellis M. Swift
.*!augus, (Jeorge Nev\liall
S.iuiidersville, see (Jrafion
.Srfvoy, ('alvin Bowker
.Saxonville. see Fraiiiingham
Scitiiale, John Beat

" • Nortli, Anthony Gray
Scotland, see liridgewaler
Seekonk, William Ide

'• Souili, Nathan Munroe
" Vue de I'Enu, J. Gardner
Sharon Calvin Turner

'• East, Warren Cobb
Shelbiiriie, Mary Wells
" East. H M. Fisk
" F'alls, J B. Bard well
Sheffield, Barllett Doten

" East, E. S. Di'ming
.SherbuniH. Oliver Everelt
Sheldon VI lie, James Arnold
Shirlev, George Barrett

" Village. Israel Loiigley
Shrewsbury, Osborn Siearns

" SouUi. L.J. Hemeiiway
Sliutesbury, II. Ilamilion

" l.oi k's Village. Eli Ames
Sippican, .see Rochester
Siniihville, see Barre
Somerset, E. Slade
Somerville, Dane A. Marrett
Souihboio', Solomon Esiey

" Cordaville, Curtis Wood
SouthbrKlye, Francis P. Pratt

'■ (ilol'C Village, Wm Munroe
South Hadley, G'eo. L Smitli

" Falls. Olis Goodman
Soulhainplon, Jon. N Jiidd
.Soiiih Scitnaio, John K Nash
.">ciiuale West, Zaitii Cusliing
Soiiihwick. Hemaii Laffiiii, Jr.
.'Sl)encir. G. H. Liwrmore
•' North. Jonas Wilson
Springtield. William Stowe

" Feeding Hills, l.orin Palmer
Squawbeliy. li B Taylor
Slcrlin;.', S. t loiighloii
'• \Ve~l, J. l\. Tolmaii

.Stockbridiie. N. A. Waters

" W. Centre, O. Edwards
Stoneham, John Hill, Jr.
Sloughton. Lemuel Gay

" East, ClitFord Keilh
Slow, W. Robinson

" Rocktiditom, Geo. F. Rice
Sliirbridge, (ieorge l)a\is

" JMskdale, Avery P.Taylor
Siidbu V. S. D. Iliiiii
" ?^orth, S. C. Pralt
" Assalei, Aiiiory Maynard
Sunderland. Horace Henderson
Suuon, .lohn Allen

' Mills, see Andover
" \^'est, Reuben Waters
" \\'ilkiiisoiivl., l^. F.Woodbury
Swampscoi, see Lynn
Swansey, John A. Wood

" North M. Barney
Taunton, Wm. Brewster I

Tapleyville, see Uanvers
Templeton, A. J. Lincoln

" Baldwinsville, J. Davis, Jr.
Tewksbury, H. E Preston

" North. Leon. Huntress
Thorndike, see I'almer
Three Rivers, see Palmer
Tisbury, West. William Mayhew
Tollaml, Roger Harrison
Topsfield, B. P. Adams
Townsend, Geo. H. Wood
" Centre, Alvan Green
" harbor, O. AVhiieomb
" West, Silas Bruce
Truro, .losiah Wilder

" North, Joiin Grozier
Tyngsboro', Samuel Elliott
Tyringham.S Fargo, Jr.
Upton, D. B. Fisk
Uxbridge, Robert Taft

" North, Win. H Dudley
Van Deusenville, Jchn H Cuffing
Vue de TEaii, see Seekonk
Wachusetl Village, Bcnj. Wyman
Wales, James C. Royce
Walpole, E. VV. Clapp
•' East, Francis VV. Bird
" South, T. Clark
Walthall), Armory Moore
Ware, A. Sandfbrd
Warehain, Abisha Brown
" West, J. R. Sproat
" East, Albert Ellis
VVaquoit, see Falmouth
Warwick, William Cobb
W'arren, William H. Sessions
VVatertown, Benjamin Dana
Wayland. Newell Heard

" Cocliitunte. C. R. Damon
Washington, F. W. Manly
Webster, Chester Clemens
Wellfleet, John VV. Davis
" South, S. A. Hatch
Wendell, Otis Chittenden

" Depot, William Putnam
VV^enham, John A. Putnam
Westboro'. J. A. Fayerweather
West Bovlston. Barney Howe
•' Oakdale, Etheridge Clark
West Bridgewater, Calv. Williams
" Cochesett, .Mb. Copeland, Jr.
West Brookfield. S. D. Stoddard
We t Cambridge. E. R. Prescott
VVesthampton, John A. Judd
Westminster, J. Whitman
West Newbury, J. C. Carr
Woslfield, Henrv B. Smith
Wcstford. S. D." Fletcher
'• Forge Valley, L. Prescott

CUSTOM HOUSES.

2(J0

West Roxbury, William S. Keith

" I'luin, J. riiillips George

Weston, Abui. Ilewcs

Westport, S. Hdwlmid
" South, l\ Browiu'll
" I'oiiit, A. II. ("orey

W. StockliridRc, C. II. 'Woodruir

West Sprini,'iiul(l, I/. Loomini
" IMittinenpiio, Win. liirrovvs
" Feeiling Hills, I-. Farmer
" Agawaiii, L. Allon

Weymouth, Asi 15. Whiles
'• Eiist, .\. lluni[)t)rey
" South, Joseph Dyer
" North, Elisha TraU

Whately, S. Lcaure

" East, Josiali Allis
WliitiiisviUe, see .\'urthhrldge
Wilbriihiini. Roderic Hurt

" South, W. I'. Spell man

" Collins Depot, W. Collins
Williamsburg, J. II. .Metcalf

" Ilaydenvillo. K. II. Hyde
Willi. iinansett, ('. I'eiidleton
Williamstown, Isaac Latham.

•• South, S. E. Allrn
^Vilki^so^ville, see Sutton
Wilmington, lleiTV Hlanchard
Wlnchendon, E. S. Merrill
Winchester, Alvin Taylor
Windsor, E. G. Chapman

I VVoburn, W. Woodberry
I " E.ist. Henry R-inifldell
i Wood'n Ilrdo.see I":ilinouth
! Woodvdie, Albert Wood
I Worcester, IliUvard W. Eincola
Wortliint;ton. William Ward

'• West, Russell Marllett
Wrenttnm. ('. W. Fnrrington

" A'orth, A. E. Ware

" Souili, n. N. Shrpard

" West, P. I'. Cook

" Sbeldonville, Jinics Arnold
Yarmouth, Charles Tharher

" F'ort, Nathan Ilallet

" West, S. Crowell

" Southj D. K. Aiken

CUSTOM HOUSES IN MASSACHUSETTS.

DISTRICT OP BOSTON AND CHARIjESTOWN.

The Custom House opens in the Summer at 9 o'clock, A.M., and closes at 2 o'clock, P. M. In
the Winter il opens at 10 o'clock, A. M., and closes at 2 o'clock, P. M. On Saturday afternoons, it
opens one hour for the clearance of coasters. Custom House, foot of State Street.

collector's office.
Philip Greelv, Jr., Collector.
William A. Wellman, ) j-. , /^ n j„„.
George W. McLellan! \l^^^P^iy Collectors.
Adams Bailey, ii/i^ry Clerk.
Ephraim L. Frothingham, Cashier.
Albert Ilanscom, Assistant Cashier.
Fiederic W. Prescott, Auditor's Clerk.
Maturin M. Ballou, Bond and Permit Clerk.
Albert Bingham, Impost Clerk.
Henrv D. Clary, Foreign Clearance Clerk.
Geo. B.Welman, Coastwise and Protection Clerk
E. L. Frothingham, Jr., Cashier's Clerk.
W. IE Emery, Impost Bookkeeper.
Jjimes A. Duncan, Assistant Impost Clerk.
Jesse M. Richards, Impost Bookkeeper and As
sistant Bond and Statistical Clerk.

Samuel Andrews, Marine Clerk and Registrar.
Joseph W. Wright, Marine Abstract Clerk.
Eli A. Yale, Miscellaneous Clerk.
J. O. Shaw, Assistant Clearance Clerk.
Llewellyn P. Davis, Export Bookkeeper.

C. Danielson Lincoln, Foreign Entry Clerk.

Henry A. S. D. Payne, Warehouse Clerk.

Henry M. Clarke, Clerk of Correspondence and
Records.

R S. S. Andros, Inicard Entry Clerk in Ware-
house.

George Pussell, Outward Entry Clerk in Ware-
house.

Samuel C. Bigelow, Register of Sales a7id Trans-
fers.

'Ihovnton A. Merrick, Warehouse Bookkeeper.

W'illiam Peiree, Debenture Clerk.

Francis E. Moulton, Bond .Accountant.

Nathaniel Gale, Arranger of Papers.

Edward Stearns, Superintendent Custom House
and Messenger.

Henry D. Todd, \st Assistant Messenger.

Patrick Lo lU, '2nd Assistant Messenger.

NAVAL OFFIOEll'S DEPARTMENT.

Charles Hudson, Xaval Officer.

Rufus M. Gay, Deputy Xural Officer.

Geor£;e II. Cutter, Nathan D. Hyde, Xaval Offi-
cer's Clerks.

Andrew J. Locke, William H. Burbeck, William
Stevens, Clerk.

surveyor's OFFICE.

Fletcher Webster, Surveyor.
Wells Laflin, Deputy Surveyor.

J. G. Grafton, Clerk.
William W. Parker, Clerk.
Franklin Prince, Messenger.

ME.\.SURERS OF SALT AND COAL.

Hosea Ilsley, Samuel C. Allen, Samuel Robin-
son, George Dennett, E. M. Wright, John Sar-
gent, Charles Russell.

■weighers and gaugers.

A. H. Ward, Andrew J. Loud, T. L. Hobart,
Wm. C. Starbuck, Wm. G. Eaton. Samuel Walk-
er, Luther Hamilton, Horatio N. Crane. C. K.
Bingham, Joshua H. Hayward, Thos. M. Vinson,
Charles Stephens.

PUBLIC STORE DEPARTMENT.

U. S. Warehouses are located oa Long and
Union Wharves.

Thomas J. Marsh, Public Storekeeper. Office,
Custom House.

George Woodman, Assista7it .storekeeper.

T. Browne Di.x, \st Warehouse Clerk.

J. H. Mc Clennen, Storage Clerk.

John C. Brown, Examination Clerk, Custom
House Block, Long Wharf.

Lsaac N. Riddle, Cleric, at Custom House Block.

F. A. Colburn, Assistant Storekeeper, at Custom
House Block, Long Wharf.

Nicholas Broughton, .Assistant Storekeper, at V.
S. Warehouse, Union Wharf.

Chas. A. Mann, Assistant Storekeeper.

Wm. W. Baker, Clerk.

INSPECTORS.

Cvrus Chase, Jas. Kettell, Richard E. Field,
Cha'rles Walley, F. A. Durivage, John P. Lord,
James G. Foster, Henry K. May, Thos. Gushing,
Thos. Harrison, S. W. Chandler, John Atkins,
Alfred A. Roberts, John Dexter, Jr., Isaac Rob-
bins, James W. Davis, John Kuhn. Chas. Ed-
munds, Thos. Wentwoith, Homer A. Cooke, Tim-
othy Munroe, James Bird, Era S. Brewster, Robt.
Richardson. Nathan Bmwn, Isaac Newton, Albert
G. Tenney.Eldridgc S. Bixby, Theodore Stanwood,
Samuel A. Cu^hing. D. L. Cullender, Thomas
Critchct, Freeman L. Cushman, Wm. R. Stacy.
Francis Dana, Jr., Wm. S. Fisher, Joseph C. Cur-
rier, Jos. Harrington, Robert Keith, Lemuel Mills,
Henry K. Newcomb, Joseph Palmer, Moses
Plimpton, Joseph Pettee, Samuel H. Parker,
Elijah P. Pike, Thos. M'hitmarsh, Samuel C.
West, Elihu Adams, Christopher W. Bellows,

270

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

btephcn N. Gifi'ord, Ozen Josslyn. Geo. W. Lamb,
i)hn G. Lofkc, J. P. Whipple, Ilfm-)' J. Wilde.
E. A. Richards, ;\t Quinci/ ; David S. Sutton, at
Co/tasaei ; John K. Cor'uctt, &t'IIin(/ham.

KIOIiT INSPECTORS.

Thos. Rich.iulson, Job Tower, Ehenezer S.
Price, Nai'iianiol B. Shaw, 'Win. B. IMofiVat, Chas.
W. Mc Leilan, Orrick Look, Geo. P. Mansion, G.
r/iish, Lebbcus B. Leach, Thos.C. Leeds, Win. H.
Ba!)son, Simeon Dow, Chas. R. Sturgis, Reuben
Wheeler, James Healy, John B. Harvey, Benj. C.
Piper, Win. Souther. Timothy Rich, F. H. C.
■Blunchard, Frederic W. Hall.

PUKLIC API'KAISERS' OFFICE.

Appraisers' Office, Custom House Block, Long
Wiuirf.

Charles Bradley, General Appraiser.

C. J. F. Allen, Samuel J. Bridge, Principal
Appraisers.

Samuel Evelcth, AssistaJit.

C. Dana Lincoln, Wm. Allen, Examiners of
Dry Goods.

William Hardwick, Recorr'iing Cicrk.

Ciuules W. Spofford, Invoice Clerk.

Oliv-r C. Wyman, Warrant Clerk.

Isaac Hou'c, Arraru/ini; Clerk.

Isaac 'L" Ripley, Messenger and Clerk.

Joseph B. Frost, Jr., Charles M. Kingsley, Out
Door Exindners.

Joseph B. Bridge, Clerk.

Chas. H. Peirce, Special Examiner of Drugs.

CUSTOM HOUSE BAKGE.

James Kettel, Boarcling Officer, Long Wharf.

REVENUE CUTTEH MORllIS.

Green Walden, Commander.
Jnhn L. Prouty, Is'^ Lieutenant.
John Isl. Joiiea, 2d Lieutenant.
E. II. Cuininins, 2d Lieutenant.
John Tliomas, Boatswain.
Samuel Prince, Gamier.

Number of men and boys, exclusive of oflicers,
eighteen.

SUB-TREASURY.

Office at Custom House.

Franklin Haven, Assistant Treasurer.

G. ILaven, A. D. Phelps, Clerks,

DISTHICT OF SALEM AND BEVEHLY.

Custom House, 112 Derby St., corner of Orange
Street, Salem.

Port of Salem.— ¥j. F. Miller, Collector; J. Lin-
ton Waters, Deputy Collector ; Henry L. Lambert,
Clerk; William Brown, Naval Offirer ; Allen
Putnam, Surveyor; William Storyj Perley Put-
nam, William B. Pike, Weighers and Gangers ;
Jonathan Tucker, Measurer; Joseph Noble,
Abel Lawrenee, Nathan Millet, Richard Wheat-
land, John Fayman, John D. Symonds, Samuel
Grant, Eleazer M. Dalton, Joshua Saiiord, Inspec-
tors ; Samuel Foye, Joseph Lawrence, Boatmen ;
Samuel Grant, Public Storekeeper.

Port of Beverly. — Robert Goodwin, Surveyor;
Daniel Cross, Thomas Pousland, Inspectors.

DISTRICT OP NEWBUHYPOHT.

Custom House, 23 Water Street.
Port of Nexclmryport. — Henry W. Kinsman,
Collector; 'Hwiua.^ S . CVivk, Naval Officer ; Na-
tlianiel Jackson, .S'MrfCT/o?- ; Thomas' W. Burn-
ham, /^.yjtf/o*- «;((-Z Deputy Collector ; Moody A.
Thurlo, Inspector; Nathaniel S. Osgood, Weigh-
er and Measurer ; Samuel Bragdon, Inspector and
Ganger; Daniel Granger, Occasional Inspector;
George Kilborn, Charles Wcscott, Boatmen.
Port of Ipswich. — D. Lakeman, Inspector.

DISTRICT OP BAKNSTABLE.

Port of Barnstable. — Ebenezer Bacon, Collector;
Simeon N. Sitiall, Deputy Collector; Freeman
Marchant, Inspector.

Port of Sandwich. — Wm. D. Loring, Inspectors.

Port of Fcdmouth.. — J. D. Lewis. Dep'y Collector.

Port of Chntliam. — T. Smith Deputy Collector.

Port of IVellfeet.—J. Mitchell, Dcput)/ Collector.

Port of Provincctoivn. — E. Smith, Dep'y Collect.

DISTRICT OP NEW BEDFORD.

Custom House, North Second Street, corner of
Williams.

Port of Neio Bedford.— \X\\Y\;\m T. Russell. Col-
lector; James Freeman, Deputy Collector; James
Taylor, Clerk; Henry Lindsey, Inspector and
Boarding Officer; Daniel McKenzie, Inspector,
Weigher, Ganger, ^c. ; John A. Giiibrd, Custom
House Boatman.

Port of Fairkaven. — John Jenny, Inspicctor.

Port of Mattapoisett. — Ansel Weeks, Inspector.

Port of Sippican. — Noble E. Bates, Inspector.

Port of Wareluim. — Harrison G. O. Ellis, Dep-
uty Collector and Inspector.

Port of Dartmouth. — Humphrey Shearman, In-
spector.

Port of Westport. — Isaac Corey, Inspector.

Port ' Wardewi — James Howlnnd 2d, Charles
Grinnell, iYe?(j i{(^(//o/T,'; Isaiah F. Torrev, Fair-
hacen ; Seth Daggett, Thomas Bradlev, Tisbury.

Branch Pilots. — Benjamin Akin, Peleg Crow-
ell, John Akins, Chas. Wood, William O. Russell,
Silas C. Sherman, New Bedford; Caleb Church,
D. Demorauville, Fuirhavc7i.

DISTRICT OP PALIi EIYE??..

Port of Fall River — Samuel L. i'haxter. Collec-
tor; Benjamin Earl, Deputy Collector ; Samuel K.
Butiington, Inspector, Weigher and Measurer.

I'ort of Dighton. — Chas. H. Gooding, Inspector,
Weigher ,_ &:c.

Port of Somerset. — William P. Eddy, Inspector,
Weiglier, tSr.

DISTRICT OP NANTUCKET.
Port of Nantucket. — Wm. R. Easton, Collector.

DISTRICT OF MARBLEHEAD.
Port of MarbleJioad. — James Gregory, Collector.

DISTRICT OP PLYMOUTH.

Port of Plymouth.— Thonr.is Hedge, Collector;
Anthony Morse, Deputy Collector.
Port of Duxhury. — Charles Thomas, Inspector.
Port of Marshfield. — Tilden Ames, Inspector,
Port of Scituate. — Wm. P. Allen, Inspector.

DISTRICT OP EDG ARTOWN.

Leavitt Thaxter, Collector.

DISTRICT OP GLOUCESTER.
Frederick G. Low, Collector.

CONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS
RESIDING IN BOSTON.

Argentine Republic, Fitzhenry Homer, 13 Cen-
tral wharf.

Austrian Consid, John AV. Langdon, 172 Broad
street.

Belgian Consid, Henry Winsor, 13 Commercial
wharf.

Brazilian Vice-Consul, Archibald Foster, 40
State street.

British Constd, Edmund A. Grattan, 11 Doane
street.

British. Vice-Consui, Wm. Elliot, 11 Doane st.

Danish Consid, George M. Thacher, 66 State st.

Ecuador Consul, Seth Bryant. 76 Pearl strept.

French Consul, Ma.K. Isnard, 22 Joy's building.

French Vice- Consid, James Lemonicr.

ChnnreUnr of the French Consulate, E. li. Viau,
(jwr intct int.)

Chiliaa Consul, II. F. Fallon, 17 Ccntrnl wharf.

Greek Consul, Henry G. Andrews, ;5 Commer-
cial street.

ILrinburg Consul, C. II. F. Moehring, 31 India
wharf.

Ni'lherlancls Consul, T3. II. Dixon. Arling Neih.
Consul, Geo. M. Thacher, (iO State street.

Prassiuu Vice Consul, Francis A. Ilirsch, 11
Kilhy street.

Pontifical States, N. HcRgio, 31 Central wharf.

Portierjui'se Actiny F/ce-6'oyWM^, Archibald Foster,
40 Slat ("Street.

Russian Vice-Consul, II. B. Storer, 47 India
wharf.

Sardinian Vice-Consul, N. Riggio, 31 Central
wharf.

Siritian J'ice-Consu/, N. lU-gj{*o» 31 Central
wliai f

Sjxtnisk Consul, II. F. Fallon, 17 Central
wliarf.

Swedish and Xorjoeffian Vice-Comttl, E. L. Bcn-
zon, 4 Doiiiie street.

Turkish F(ce-C'o«sMZ, Abraham Zipcy, 17Iiowc'3
wharf.

Vfuezuelian Constil, Silas G. "Whitney, 42 Long
wh;irf.

L'ruguay Consul, E. S. Tobcy, 13 Commercial
wharf.

CONSULS RESIDING IN NEW
BEDFORD.

British and French Vice-Consul, Chas. Grennell.
J'rusdian Vice-Consul, George Ilussey.

MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA.

[^Coirected at the office of the Adjutant-General, to December, 18.51.]

The Militia of ^Massachusetts is divided into two classes, the active and enrolled ; the latter consists
of all " able-bodied white male citizens, of the age of eighteen years, and under tliat of forty-five,
excepting persons enlisted into volunteer companies, and persons exempted by law, or incapacitated
by physical and other causes." [See sec. 5, Militia Law.] The whole nunibcr enrolled in 18-51, as
appears from the Returns of Assessors of cities and towns, (whose duty it is to make such, returns,) is
114,469.

The Active Militia consists of Volunteers, who are paid a per diem allowance when on duty,
amounting, in the whole, to S6o0 per annum, each man. They consist, by the Brigade Returns of
1850, of 5,052 men. These are organized into three Divisions, and six Brigades, embracing two
Divisionary Corps of Cadets, two Troops of Cavalry, four Regiments, and four Companies "annexed"
of Artillery, and nine Regiments of Light Infantry.

GENERAL STAFF.

His Excellency, George S. Boutwell, of Groton,
Commander-in-Chief. Adjutant-General, Eben. W.
Stone, of Roxbury.

Aids to Commander-in-Chief, with rank of Lieu-
tenunt-Cohnel. — John T. Heard, of Boston ; Cyrus
W. Chapman, of New Bedford ; Wm. A. Williams,
of Worcester ; Daniel Needham, of Groton.

DIVISION, FIELD, AND STAFF OFFI-
CERS.
First Division. — Suffolk, Norfolk, Plymouth, Bris-
tol, Barnstable, Nantucket, and Dukes.

Major General, Benjamin F. Edmands, of Bos-
ton ; Aids-de-camp, Charles (f. King, and John L.
riummer, of Boston ; Division Inspector, Francis
Boyd, of Boston; Division Quartermaster, Benj.
C. Howard, of Boston; Judge Advocate, Samuel
E. Guild, of Boston.

Second Divisioii. — Middlesex and Essex.
Major-Gcneral, Wm. Sutton, of Salem ; Aids-
de-cainp, Stephen Osborne and Benjamin Barstow,
of Salem; Division Inspector, Daniel Perkins, of
Salem; Division Quartermaster, Henry B. Groves,
of Salem; Judge Advocate, Alfred A. Abbott, of
Danvers.

Third Division. — Worcester, Hampshire, Hamp-
den, Franklin, Berkshire, and part of Norfolk.
Major General, Georse Hobb=!, of Worcester ;
Aids-de-camp, Horace Hnbbs and Jos. D. Keycs,
of Worcester; Division Inspector, Henry D. Stone,
of Worcester; Division Quartermaster, Frederick
G. Styles, of Worcester j Judge Adiocate, John
A. Dana, of Worcester.

BRIGADE, FIELD, AND STAFF OFFI-
CERS.

First Division. — First Brigade.

Brigadier-General, Samuel Andrews, of Rox-
bury ; Aid-de-catnp, Henry C. Brooks, of Boston ;
Brigade-Major, P. Stearns Davis, of Cambridge ;
Brigade Quartermaster, Dan'l Sharp, Jr., Boston.

Second Brigade.

Brigadier-Genei-al , Eliab Ward, of Middleboro';
Aid-de-camj}, Jabez Pratt, of Boston; Brigade-
Major, Noah C. Perkins, of Middleboro'; Brigade

Quartermaster, , of .

Second Division. — Third Brigade.

Brigadier- General, Henry Wilson, of Natick ;
Aid-de-camp, J. G. Chase, of Lowell; Brigade
Major, D. Goodwin Lang, of Lowell ; Brigade
Quartermaster, Francis W.Bigelow, of Watertown.

Fourth Brigade.
Brigadier-General, Joseph Andrews, of Salem;
Aid-cie-camp, John G. Willis, of Salem ; Brigade
Major, Henry Mcrritt, of Salem ; Brigade Qtuir-
termaster, Nehemiah Brown, Jr., of Salem.

Third Division. — Fifth Brigade.
Brigadier-General, Augustus Morse, of Leomin-
ster; Aid-de-camp. Luther Stone, of Leominster;
Brigade Major, Wm. H. Young, of Leominster;
Brigade Quartermaster, Mansou D. Haws, of Leo-
minster.

5/.r/// Brigade.
Brigadier-General, Benj. E. Cook, of Northamp-
ton ; Aid-de camp, Jas. Thompson, of Northamp-
ton ; Brigade Major, Ilaynes H. Chilson, of
Northampton ; Brigade Quartermaster , George F.
Wright, of Northampton.

272

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

OFFICERS OF CAVALRY.

First Division. — First Brigade. National Lancers.
Captain, Thomas J. Pierce, of noston ; \sl Lieu-
tenant, Jonas C. Gipson, of Boston; 2d Lieictcnant,
Seth Wilmarth, of Boston ; 3d Lietdenant, Chas.
A. Kimball, of Cambridge ; ^th Lieutenant, Mig-
hill Smitli, of Boston.

OPFICEHS OP ARTILLERY.

First Regiment. — Third Brigade. Second Division.
Four Comjmnics.
Colonel, James Jones, Jr., of Lincoln; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, Aaron Clark, 2d, of Charlestown ;
Major, John S. Kcyes, of Concord; Adjutant,
Ephraim C. Wetherbee, of Concord; Quartermas-
ter, Abiel Heywood, of Concord; Paymaster, Wm.
W. Wildes, of Concord ; Surgeon, Henry C. Cha-
pin, of Lincoln; Surgeon's Mate, Edvv. Mulliken,
of Waltham; Captain, James B. Wood, of Con-
cord, Company A ; Captain, Charles Prescott, of
Groton, Company B ; Captai7i, William Gibbs, of
Waltham, Company C; Captain, Ezra G. Hunt-
ley, of Charlestown, Company D.

Third Regiment. — Sixth Brigade. Third Division-
Colonel, Charles K. Hawks, of Northampton ;
Lieutenant-Colonel, Ithamar F. Conkey, of Am-
herst; il/fybr, Joseph Colton, of Amherst ; Ad/u
ta7it, Henry Chikls, of Northampton ; Quarter-
master, Wm. Dickinson, of Amherst ; Paymaster,
William A. Dickinson, of Amherst ; Surgeon, Jas.
Dunlap, of Northampton; Surgeon's Mate, Geo
A. Burr, of Northampton ; Chaplain, Rev. Erastus
Hopkins, of Northampton.

Fourth Regiment. — Second Brigade First Division.

Colonel, Daniel Gloyd, of Abington; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, James Bates, of East Bridgewater;
Major, Quincy T. Harding, of Abington ; Adju-
tant, Jonathan Arnold, Jr. of Abington ; Quarter-
master, Brackley C. Dunham, of Abington ;
Paymaster, Oliver G. Tinkham, of North Bridge-
water ; Surgeon, Asa Millet, of North Bridgewater ;
Surgeon's Mate, Nahum A. Gumey, of Abington ;
Chaplain, Rev. Nathaniel Gunnison, of Abington ;
Lieutenant, Thomas Bates, of South Abington,
Company A; Captain, John B. Sandford, of Fall
River, Company 13 ; Captain, Duncan T. Stoddard,
of Hanover, Company C ; Captain, Jacob T.
Shepherd, of Norton, Company D.
Fifth Regiment. — First Brigade. First Diinsion.

Colonel, Robert Cowdin, of Boston ; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Henry W. Usher, of Medford; Major,
Caleb Page, of Boston; Adjutant, Samuel S.
Chase, of Roxbury ; Quartermaster, Frederick A.
Heath, of Roxbury ; Paymaster, Samuel A. B.
Bragg, of Boston ; Surgeon, James M. Phipps, of
Boston ; Surgeon's Mate, Charles E. Buckingham,
of Boston ; Chaplain, Rev. Otis A. Skinner, of
Boston ; Captain, Thomas H. Evans, of Boston,
Company A ; Captain, Elijah Thompson, of
Charlestown, Company B ; ('a2itain, Wm W.
Bullock, of Boston, Company C ; Captain, Moses
H. Webber, of Roxbury, Company D.

First Battalion. Fourth Brigade. Second
Division.

Major, Samuel Brown, 3d, of Salem; Adjutant,
Charles II. Manning, of Salem; Quartermaster,

; Surgeon, ; Captain,

James Carey, of Newburyport, Company A; Cap-
tain, John Carroll, Jr., of Marblehead, Company
B ; Captain, John W. Rhoades, of Salem, Com-
pany D.

OFFICERS OF LIGHT INFANTRY.

Divisionary Corps of Cadets. 2 Co7npanies.

First Division.
Lieutenant-Colonel, Thomas C. Amory; Lieu-
tenant, Major Francis Brinlcy ; Ensign, Major

.Christopher C. Holmes ; Surgeon, John C. War-
ren, all of Boston.

Second Divisioii. 1 Company.
Captain, Samuel B. Foster ; Captain-Lieutenant,
Louis J. Marks; \st Lieutenant, Joseph A. Dal-
ton ; 'Id Lieutenant, Charles A. Ropes ; Ensig7i,
Richard Skinner, Jr.

First Regiment. First Brigade. First Division.

Colotiel, Charles L. Holbrook, of Boston; Lieti-
tenant-Colonel, John C. Boyd, of Roxbury ; Major,
James A. Abbott, of Boston ; Adjutant, Thomas
E. Chickering, West Roxbury ; Quartermaster,
T. Lewis Robinson, of Boston; Paymaster, Caleb
T. Curtis, of Boston ; Surgeon, William Hawes,
of Boston; Surgeon's ilia^e, Joseph S. Jones, of

Boston ; Chaplain, Rev. ; Captain,

Ossian D. Ashley, of Boston, Company A;
Captain, Josiah P. Bradlee, of Boston, Company
B; Captain, Albert J. Wright, of Boston, Com-
I>any C ; Captain, George Clark, Jr., of Boston,
Company D ; Lieutenard, David Pulsifer, of Bos-
ton, Company E ; Captain, William Mitchell, of
Boston, Comp \ny F ; Captain, Thomas C. Savory,
of Chelsea, Company G ; Captain, William C.
Cassell, of Boston, Company H; Captain, Abijah
S. Merriam, of Roxbury, Company I; Captain,
Jeremiah B. Moore, of Boston, Company L;
Lieutenant, Robert C. Nichols, of Roxbury, Com-
pany M ; Captain, Samuel G. Adams, of Boston,
Rifles.

Second Regiment — extinct.
Third Regiment. Seco7id Brigade. Fi7-st Division.

Colo7iel, Elnathan W. Wilber, of Middleboro';
Lieufena7it-Colonel, James F. Drew, of Halifax;
Major, Ebenezer W. Peirce, of Middleborough ;
Adjuta7it, Lemuel G. Peirce, of Middleborough ;
Qaarter7naster, Joel F. P'llis, of North Bridge-
water; Paytnaster, Levi P. Thatcher, of Middle-
borough ; Surgeon, Eben W. Drake, of Middle-
borough ; Surgeo7i's Mate, Charles T. Thatcher, of

Middleborough; Chaplain, Rev. ;

Captai7i, Cyrus Thompson, Halifax, Company A ;
Captai7i, Sylvanus H. Churchill, of Plymouth,
Company B ; Captain, Rogers L. Barstow, of
Rochester, Company C ; Captai>i, George A. Gla-
RTir, of Abington, Company D ; Lieute7iant, Charles
W. Bradford, of Middleborough, Company E;
Captai7i, Stephen Thomas, of Middleborough,
Company F; Captai7i, Augustus C. Barrows, of
Freetown, Company G; Captain, James C. Ellis,
of Plympton, Company H.

Fourth Regi7ne7it. Third Brigade. Second
Divisio7i.

Colo7iel, James Durell Greene, of Cambridge;
Lieiite7iant-Colonel, Horace Williams, of Roxbury ;
Major, Charles R. Train, of Framingham ; Adju-
tant, Nathan Augustus M. Dudley, of Roxbury ;
Quarter /naster, Samuel I. Ladd, of Waltham ;
Paymaster, Josiah Porter, of Cambridge ; Suri/e07i,
; Su/-geon's Mate, Henry B. C.

Greene, of Boston ; f'haplain. Rev.
Lieutena7it, Lowell Fay, of Concord, Company A ;
Captain, George A. Meacham, of Cambridge,
Company C ; Captain, George P. Sanger, of
Charlestown, Company D; Crt/J^rtm. William T.
Grammer, of Woburn, Company G; Captain,
Curtis H. Barber, of Framingham, Comp^invK;
Captain, Ephraim Moore, of Sudbury, Rifle Com-
pany I.

Fowth Regi7ne7it. Third Brigade. Second
Division.

Captain, Marquis F. Dickinson, of Amherst.
Company A; Captain, Justin Thayer, of North-
ampton, Company C; Captain, Franklin Dickin-
son, of BelchertowM, Company I); Cctptain,
Ansel K. Bradford, of Plainfield, Company E.

iMILlTIA.

2"

Fifth Rer/iment. — Third Brigade. Second
Division.
Colonel, Aliijah AViitson, of Lowell ; Lieu/rnn7ii-
Colonel, liciijiuniii F. Hiitlcr, Lowell ; Major,
Ivlnuuui A. Parker, of IV'ppcrell ; Arljutaiit.
Gcori;e F. S.iwlell, of Lowell; QuarUrnidslcr,
Iloll.md Strectcr, of Lowell ; Pai/mun/cr, Waldo
A. Fisher, of Lowell ; Sxri/con. Luther IJ. Morse,
of Lowell; S:ir(/eon's Mate, Joel Spauldiiij;, of
Lowell; Clidplain, Kev. Theodore Kdsoii, of Low-
ell; Lieutenant. W^rreti IJrooks, of Towiisciid,
Company A ; Captain, Georf;e 'I'hoinas Baiieroft,
of I'epperell, Conipaii}' 15 ; Captain, Thomas G.
Farmer, of Lowell, Company C ; Captain, Swan
L. Lcsiire, of Lowell, Company D ; Captaiti, Win-
tl-.rop K. Fanlkner, of Acton, Company E; Cap-
tain, James M. Pushec, of Westford, Rifle Com-
pany F; Captain, Daniel Pope, of Marlborough,
Company G.

Sij:th Regiment. — Fourth Brigade. Second
Division.

Colonel, ; T.ieutenant-Colonel,

rjeiijnmin Brown, of Marblehead ; Major, Wni.

Saunders, of Salem; Adjutant, , ;

Quartermaster, ; Paymaster,

; Surt/con, Georrre C. S. Choate, of Salem;

Surf/eon's Mate. David Dana, of Lawrenec ; Chap-
lain, llev. James W. 'J'hompson, of Salem ; Cap-
tain, William C. Eiidicott, of Salem. Company A;
Captain, Benjamin R. White, of Salem, Company
R ; Captain, Joseph Gregory, of Marblehead,
Company D; Captain, Joseph W. Hildreth, of
Beverly, Company E; Captain, Jonathan N.
Felton, of Salem, Company H.

Seventh Regiment. — Fourth Brigade. Second
Division.

Colonel, Nathaniel F. Colburn, of South Read-
ing ; Lieutcnant-Cohncl, Thomas A. Parsons, of
Lawrence ; Major, Scdon Dike, of Stoneham ; Ad-
jutant, , of ; Quartermaster,

George (). Carpenter, of South Reading; Pag-
/^/flAYcr, .William H. P. Wright, of Lawrence; Sur-
geon, Josiah Norcross.of South Reading ; Surgeon's

Mate, , of ; Chaplain,

, of ; Captain, Frederick O. Prince,

of Winchester, Company A; Lieutenant, John
Low, of Reading, Company B ; Captain, Lvman
Dike, of Stoneham, Company C ; Captain, Enorl.
Birtlett, of Lawrence, Company G; Captain.
Joseph JL Dodge, Jr., of Lctwrence, Company I.

Eighth Regiment. — Fifth Brigade. Third Division.
Colonel, Charles W. Longley, of Worcester ■,
Lieutenant-Colonel, Jonas C. Harris, of Ashland;
Major, Albert n. Foster, of Worcester ; Adjutant,
Augustus B. R. Sprague, of AVorcester ; (h'artcr-
master, Albert Holmes, of Worcester ; Paymas-
ter, —^— — ; Surgeon, Benjamin Hey wood,

of Worcester; Surgeon's Mate, Henry G. Bates,
of Worcester; Captain, Abijah Ellis, of Hopkin-
ton, Artillerv annexed ; Captain, Enos KinE:,
of Ashland, Company A ; Captain, Edward Lamb,
of Worecster, Company B ; Captain, John M.
Goodhue, of Worcester, Company C; Captain,
Moses Brown, Hubbardston, Company D ; Cap-
tain, Ebenezer M. Hosnier, of West Boylston,

Company E; Captain, Maynard King, of West
Bo)lston, Company G.

Ninth Regiment. — Fifth Brigade. Third Division.
Colonel, ,]An\i's Coolidi^e, of Fitfhljurg ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, Edwin Upton, of J''itehburg; Ma-
jor, George Whitney, of Fitchburg; Adjutant,
(icorge W. Rockwood, of Fitchburg ; (iuaiter-
niastcr, Jerome G. Whitcomb, of Fitchburg ;

J'ai/niastcr, ; Surgeon, O. L.

Huntley, of Fitchburg; Surgeon's Mute,

— ; Captain, Francis L Joslin, of Leomin-
ster, Artillery annexed ; Captain, Joseph Wood,
of Fitchburg, Company B; C«/j<fu'«, Thomas Car-
ter, of Leominster, Company C; Captai7i, .]oiicph
i\L Whitman, of Westminster, Conipany I); (Jap-
tain, Moses Sawyer, 2d, of Sterling, Company Y ;
('aptain, Charles Everett, of Temi)leton, Compa-
ny G ; ('aptain, David Kendall, of Gardner, Com-
pany H ; Captain, George Peirce, of Royalston,
Company J ; Captain, SiCiney Fairbanks, of Win-
chendon. Company K.

Tenth Regiment. — Sixth Brigade. Third Division.
• Colonel, — —

; Lictdenant- Colonel,

Major, Frederick Bush, of

AVestfield ; Adjutant, John Moseley, of AVestfield ;

Quartermaster, ; Paymaster,

Westfield ;

Surgeon, Isaac Woolworth, of
Surgeon's Mate,

Chaplinn, Rev. John Alden, of Westfield; Cap-
tain, Eiiphalet Trask, of Springfield, Cavalry an-
nexed ; Captain, Cbarlcs Monroe, of Westfield,
Company C ; Lieutenant, John Cross, of Bland-
ford, Company A.

Eleventh Regiment — Sixth Brigade. TJiird

Division.
Colonel, Horatio Hawkes, of Deerfield ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, Samuel F. Dudley, of Shutesbury ;
Major, Thomas W. Ripley, of Greenfield : Adjti-
/"««<, James S. Grennell, of Greenfield; Quarter-
master, John Stone, of Greenfield ; Par/master,
Surgeon, L. Dwight Seymour,

of Greenfield; Surgeon's Mate, Edward H. R.
Revere, of Greenfield ; Chaplain, Rev. Alfred
Ives, of Deerfield; Captain, Elisha W'ells, of
Deerfield, Company A ; Captain, Ti.\iJAh Gardner,
Ir., of Leverctt, Company B ; Captain, Lucian
II. Stone, of Montague, Company C ; Captain,
llenry Peirce, of Shutcsliury, Company D ; Cap-
>ain, Ephraim H. Thompson, of Coleraine, Com-
pany E ; Captain, William C. Pluukett, of Adams,
Campany F.

ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTIL-
liERY COMPANY.

OJJicersfor lSol-2.

BriET. Gen. Caleb Gushing, Captain. Brig. Gen.
Tliomas Davis, First Lieutenant. Colonel Robert
Cowilin, Second Lieutenant. Lieut. Edw. Thwing,
Adjutant. Sergeants: 1st, Col. Wm. Mitchell ; 2d,
Capt. Reuben Howard ; 3d, Lieut. Henry Taylor;
4tb, Lieut. John McClellan ; oth, Lieut. Benj. E.
Deland; 6th, Lieut. Wm. B. Oliver. Treasurer,
Lieut. John G. Roberts. Clerk. Lieut. Thacher
Beal ; Armorer, Lieut. John G. Roberts. Num-
ber of Members, 250.

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COLLEi^ES IN MASSACHUSETTS.

HARVARD COLLEGE.

Cambridge, Mass. — Founded 1638,
Coyyoration.
President, J.ired Sparks, LL. D.
Fellows. — Lemuel Shiiw, LL. D. ; Charles G.
Lorina;, LL. D. ; James Walker, D. D. ; John A.
Lcnveil, LL. D. ; Benj. R. Curtis, A. M.
Treasurer. — Samuel A. Eliot, A. M.

OVEKSEEBS.

jBy Tenure of Office.
The GoYernor of the Commonwealth.
The Lieutenant-Governor.
The President of the Senate.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives.
The Secretary of the Board of Education.
The President of the University.
The Treasurer of the University.

By Election.
Hon. Daniel A. White, LL. D.

" Lemuel Shaw, LL. D.

" James T. Austin, LL. D.

" James Savatre. LL. D.

" Jacob Eiiielow, M. D.

" Edward Everett, LL. D.

" John C. Gray, A. M.

" Pliny Merrick, A. M.

" John G. Palfrey, LL. D.

" Caleb Cushinsr, A. M.

" George N. Brisig*, LL. D.

" Stephen C. Phillips, A. M.

" Samuel H. Walley, A. M.

" Bobert C. Winihrop, LL. D.

" Gcortce S. Hillard, A. M.

" Nathaniel B. Shnrtleff, M. D.

" Daniel W. Alvord, A. M.
Rev. Daniel Sharp, D. D.

" Joseph Field, D. D.

" Alonzo Hill, D. D.

" Alex'r Young;, D. D., F^ec of the Board.

" Rosea Ballon, 2d, D. D.

" AVilliam P. Lunt, D. D.

" Samuel K. Lothrop, A. M.

" Geo. Putnam, D. D.

" William A. Stearns, A. M.

" Geo. E. Ellis, A. M.

" Andrew L. Stone, A. M.

" Rodney A. Miller. A. M.

*' James Porter, A. M.

OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION AND GOVERNMENT.

Jared Sparks, LL. D., President.

Francis Sales, A. M., Instructor in Spanish.

James Jackson, M D., Professor of the Theory
and Practice of Physic, Emeritus.

John C. Warren, M. D., Professor of Anatomy
and Surgery, Emeritus.

Jacob Bigelow, M. D., Professor of Materia
Medica.

Walter Channintr, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Medical Jurisprudence.

William C. Bond, A. M., Director of the Ob-
servatory.

Simoii Greenleaf, LL. D., Professor of Law,
Emeritus.

Hon. Joel Parker, LL. D., Royal Prof, of Laio.

John Ware, M. D., Hersey Professor of the
Theory and Practice of Physic.

Jas. Walker, D. D., Al ford Professor of Natural
Religion, Moral Philosophy. and'Cicil Polity.

Con vers Francis, D. D., Parkman Professor of
Pulpit Eloquence, and the Pastoral Care.

) Uollis Professor of Divinity. .

Thaddeus W. Harris, M.'D., Librarian.

Hon. Tlienphilus Parsons, LL. D., Dane Pro-
fessor of Laic.

Geori^e R. Noyes, D. D., Hancock Professor of
Hebrew and other Oriental Languages, and Dexter
Lecturer on Biblical Literature.

H(m. Luther S. CushinK, LL. B., University
Lecturer on Real Law, the Civil Laiv, and Crimi-
nal Law.

John B. S. Jackson, M. D., Professor of Patho-
loiical Anatomy, and Curator of the Anatomical
Museum.

Henry W. Lonpfellow, A. M., Smith Professor
of the French and Spanish Law/uayes and Litera-
tures, Professor of iSelles-Lettres, and Instructor in
Italian.

John L. Sibley, A. B., Assistant Librarian.

Louis Ay;assiz, LL. D.. Professor of Zoology
and Geolo;iy in the Lawi'ence Scieiitifc School.

Cornelius C. Felton, LL. D., Elivt Professor of
Greek Literature, and Reyent.

Oliver W. Holmes, M. D., Parkman Professor
of Anatomy and Physiology.

Benjamin Peirce. LL. D., Perkins Professor of
Astronomy and, Mathematics.

Asa Gray, M. D., Fisher Professor of Natural
History.

, McLean Professor of Ancient and

Modern History.

Joseph Loverin^, A. M., Hollis Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.

Jertries Wyman, M. D., Hersey Professor of
Anatomy.

Henry J. Bisjelow, M. D., Professor of Surgery.

Henry L. Eustis, A. M., Professor of Engineer-
ing in the La^orencc Scientific iichool.

Evangelinus A. Sophocles, A. M., Tutor in
Greek.

Bernard Roelker, A. M.. Instructor in German.

Eben N. Horsford, A. M , Rumford Professor,
and [^ecturer on the Application of the Scietices to
the Useful Arts.

George P. Bond, A. B., Assistant Observer.

Francis J Chilil, A. M., Boylston Professor of
Rhetoric and Oratory.

Nathaniel Hooper, A. M., Proctor.

George M. Lane, P. D., University Professor of
Latin.

James Jennison, A. M., Tutor in History and
Instructor in Elocution.

F. Marion Tower, A. M., Proctor.

Emile Arnould, Instructor in French.

Thomas Chase, A. M., Tutor in Latin, and
Registrar.

josiah P. Cooke, A. INL, Tutor in Mathematics,
and, Instructor in Chemistry and Mineralogy .

Charles F. Clioate, A. B , Tutor in Mathematics.

James Pierce, A. B , Proctor.

William G. Stearns, A. M., Steward.

Elijah F. Valentine, Assistant Steward and
Patron.

DTVINIXy SCHOOL.

Facility. — Jared Sparks, LL. D., President,
Convers Francis, D. D., George R. Noyes, D. D.

LAW SCHOOL.

Faculty. — Jared Sparks, LL. D., President, Joel
Parker, LL, D., Theophilus Parsons, LL. D., Lu-
ther S. Gushing, LL. B.

MEDICAL SCHOOL.

Faculty. — Jared Sparks, LL. D., President, Wal-
ter Channing, M. U., Jacob Bigelow. M. D., John
Ware, M. D., John B. S. Jack-on, M. D., Oliver
W. Holmes, ISL D., Dean of the Faculty, Henry
J. Bigelow, M. D., Josiah P'. Cook, A. M\

COLLEGES.

275

LAWKKNCF, SCIKNTIFIC SCHOOL.

Fnculti/. — Jarcd Sparks, LL. D., President,
William "C. Bond, A. M.. Louis Affassiz, LL. D.,
Beiijamiii I'pircc, LL. D., Asa ih;\y, M. 1).,
Joseph Loveiinp;, A. 1\L, JcllVics Wymaii, M. 1).,
Ilcmy L. Eustis, A. M., Ebcu N. "llorsl'oid, A.
M., George P. Bond, A. B.

COLLEGE FACULTY.

Jared Sparks, LL. D., /VmvV/cn^, James Walk-
er, D. D., Henry W. LnnRlcllow, A. M , Corne-
lius C. I'Vlton. LL. D., Benjamin Peirco. LL. 1).,
Jose[)li Lovorin'.^, A. M., Eviintjclinus A .So[)lio-
cIp.s, a. M., Francis J, Child, A. M., Georae ^L
Lane, P. D., James Jentiison. A. M., Emilc
A' iiould. Thomas Chase, A. M , Josiah P. Cooke,
A. M., Charles F. Choate, A. B.

I'UOFESSIO.N'AL STUDEXTS AND RESIDENT GRAD-
UATES,— 18oL

Theological Students 27

Law Students ..... 108

Students attending iSIcdical Lectures • . 116

Scientific Students,* .... 69

Resident Graduates ..... 7

■UNDERGRADUATES.

Seniors .
Juniors
So])li()niores
Freshmen

Total . . . . eni

Time and Conditions of Examination. — The
examination for the Freshman Class occupies two
(lays, and takes ^ilace in University Hall, on the
jMonday and Tuesday of the Commencement
week, (the 19th and 20th of July.) beginning pre-
cisely at 6 o'clock, A. M., on Monday morning.
Attendance on both days is required.

Every candidate, before examinntion, must pro-
duce proper testimonials of a good moral charac-
ter, and, after being accepted on examination,
must give a bond, with sureties, of which one at
least must belong to this Commonwealth, to the
satisfaction of the Steward of the College, in the
sum of four hundred dollars, to pay all charges
accruing under the laws and customs of the Uni-
versity. A c rtificate that such bond has been
given must be exhibited to the President, before
any person can be admitted to the privileges of
the institution.

Terms — There are two terms, and two vaca-
tions. The first term begins at the end of the
vacation following the Commencement, (which
takes place on the third Wednesday of J\ily,
aniiuallv,) and continues twenty weeks. The
Summer Vacation continues six weeks, and the
Winter Vacation, seven weeks. The second
term, beginning at the end of the first term,
continues twenty weeks.

association of the alumni.
Instituted 1840.

Edward Everett, President.

Josiah Quincy, Jr., Charles H. Warren, Vice-
Presidents.

J. Thomas Stevenson, George S. Hillard, W. W.
Greenough, Stephen Salisbury, Stephen M. Weld,
Henry L. Eustis, E. Rock wood Hoar, Directors.

Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, Secrctdry.

Any person who has received the degree of Bach-
elor or blaster of Arts, or Doctcu' of Laws or Divin-
ity, at the College, can become a member, on the
payment of one dollar, by signing the constitution.

* Exclusive of the Members of the other Profesfion.'>.l
Schools who attend the Scientific Lecture.".

LinuARiES — The total number of books in the
Lib;aries of the University, in as follows":

Putjlic Library . . . about 60,000

Medical " . . . . " 1,200

Law " . . . . " 14,000

Theological Library ..." :j,0()0
Society Libraries of the Students . " 12,000

Total . about 90,200

ExPF.NSES. — The necessary expenses of an un-
dergraduate for a year, including the College
bills, are as follow :

Instruction, Librarv, Lecture-ronms .
Rent and Care of Room, in the College

Buildings, .....
Board for 40 weeks at ^2.50 per week
Text-books (average)

575.00

15.00

100.00

12.00

Special Repairs, &c.

from 1 to 2.00

§204.00

WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

WiLLIAMSTOWN, MaSS.— ESTABLISHED 1793.

Trustees. — Rev. Mark Hopkins, D. D., Rev.
Timothy Mather Ci>ol«-y, D. D., Hon. Charles Au-
gustus Dewey, LL. D., Hon. Daniel Noble Dew-
ev. Rev. Emerson Davis, D. D., Hon. William
Porter, Rev. Horatio Brinsmade, D. D., Henry
Lyman Sabin, M. D., Charles Stoddard, Esq., Rev.
Thomas Robbins, D. D., Hon. George N. Briggs,
LL. D., Rev. John Todd, D. D., Rev. Absalom
Peters, D. D., Henry W. Bishop, Esq., Rev. Adam
Reid, Joseph White, Esq., Hon. Bradford R.
AVood. Daniel Noble Dewey, Esq., Secretary and
Treasurer.

faculty.

Rev. Mark Hopkins, D. D.. President, and Pro-
fessor of Morn/ and Intellectual Philosophy.

Ebenezer Emmons, M. A., M. D., Professor of
Natural His/or;/.

Albert Hopkins, M. A., Professor of Natural
Philosophtj and Astronomy.

Rev. Joseph Alden,D D., Professor of Rhetoric,
Political Economy, and American History.

Edward Lasell,"M. A., Professor of Chonistry.

Rev. Nathaniel H. Gntiiii,''^i. A., Lawrence Pro-
fessor of Languages.

Johii Tatliick, M. A., Professor of Mathematics,
and Lihrarinn.

Charles J. Collins, M. A., Tutor.

The Commencement takes place on the third
Wednesday in August.

Ample facilities are to be found in the scientific
departments for explanation and illustration. The
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus has been en-
larged, at an expense of several thousand dollars,
and to the Cabinet, valuable additions have been
made. The instructions in Anatomy and Physiol-
ogy are illustrated by the skeleton and manakin.
The development of the physical energies of the
students will be promoted by the exercises of the
Gymnasium, and in Bathing, as well as by partici-
pating in the labors of the " Horticultural and
Landscape Gardening Association."

The annual expense of each student, is from
gllO to 5140.

AMHERST COLLEGE.

Amhf.rst, Mass. — Established 1821.

Corporation — Rev. Edward Hitchcock, D. D.,

LD. D , Pre.iident; Rev. Joseph Vaill, D. D., of

Soniers, Connecticut : Rev. Alfred Ely, D. D., of

Mon-oii; Hon Willi.nm B. Calhoun, of Spring-

i field ; Kev John Fiske, D. D., of New Braintree;

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Rev. Theophilus Packard, D. D., of S. Deeifield ;
John Tappan, Esq., of Boston; Hon. David
Mack, of Amherst; Hon. Alfred D. Foster, of
Worcester; Hon. George Grennell, of Greenfield;
Rev. Jacob Ide, D,. U., of Medway ; Ebenezer
Alden, M. D., of Randolph ; Hon. Samuel WiUis-
ton, of East Hampton ; Hon. Linus Child, of Low-
ell ; Henry Edwards, Esq., of New York; Prof.
Bela B. Edwards, D. D. of Andover ; Hon. Jona-
athan C. Perkins. Lucius Boltwood, Esq., Secre-
ary. Hon. Edward Dickinson, Treasurer.

Overseers of the Fund. — Rev. Thos. Snell, D.
D., of North Brookfield; Rev. Samuel Osgood,
D. D., of Springfield ; William Hyde, Esq., of
Ware ; Rev. Cyrus Mann, of Plymouth; Deacon
Andrew W. Porter, of Monson ; Hon. Ithamar
Conkey, of Amherst; Hon. Josiah B. Woods,
of Enfield. Lucius, Boltwood, Esq., Commissioner.

FACULTY.

Rev. Edward Hitchcock, D. D., LL. D., Presi-
dent, and Professor of Natural Theologtj, and of
Geology.

Rev. Aaron Warner, A. M., Willis/on Professor
of Rhetoric and Oratory, and of English Litcrdture.

Ebenezer S. Snell, A. M., Professor of Mathe-
matics and Natural Philosophy , and Librarian.

Charles U. Shepard, M. D., Massachusetts Pro-
fessor of Chemistry and Natural History.

William S. Tyler, A. M., Graves Professor of the
Greek Language and Literature.

Charles B. Adams, A. M., Professor of Astrono-
my and Zoology, and Curator of the Cabinet.

Rev. Joseph Haven, Jr., A. M., Professor of
Intellectual Philosophy.

Geo. B. Jewett, A. M., Moore Professor of the
Latin Language aiid Literature.

Luthor H. Edwards, A. M., AVm. C. Dickinson,
A. M., John M. Enierson, A. B., Tutors.

The annual Commencement is on the second
Thursday of August. The annual expenses of
tuition, &c., are 'from S8Q to ^130.

The Libraries of the College are on an extensive
scale, and contain about 15,000 volumes. There
is also a very large Cabinet connected with the
College, embracing nearly all the known speci-
mens in Mineralogy, Geology and Zoology.

Classes in 18o1-2. — Seniors, 43; Juniors, 43;
Sophomores, 41 ; Freshmen, 63 ; total, 100.

Whole number of Alumni, (18ol,) 963; deceas-
ed, (to 1851,) 128. Ministers, 485; deceased, 48.

COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS.

Worcester, Mass.
Intended exclusively for Catholics.

" This College is located on the northern slope
of Pakachoag Bill, about a mile south of the vil-
lage, on a farm of sixty acres."

Rev. A. F. Giampi, President.

Rev. P. J. Blenkinsop, Vice President and Treas-
urer.

Rev. G. T. Fenwick, Prefect of Studies.

Rev. A. Maraschi, Prof, of Mental Philosophy.

Rev. K. A. Kennedy, "Pro/l of Natural Philos-
ophy.

liev. J. McGuigan, Prof, of Rhetoric.

Rev. J. Slattery, Prof'of Poctnj.

Professors.— Re\. A. McMulloii, J. DeWolf, B.
Staefelyn, J. Tehan, R. Brady, J. O'Callaghan, J.
Murphy, B. Toal.

Terms. — The annual pension is $\5Q for tuition,
board and lodging, washing, and mending linen
and stockings. All charges must be paid half
yearly in advance.

The Vacation commences in the last week of
July, and continues till the loth of September,
exclusively.

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Andover, Mass. — Founded 1707.

Trustees. — Rev. Justin Edwards, D. D., Presi-
dent. Rev. Daniel Dana, D. D., Ebenezer Alden,
M. D., M. A., Samuel H. Taylor, M. A., Clerk,
Samuel Fletcher, Esq., M. A., Rev. Brown Emer-
son, D. D., Hon. John Aiken, M. A , Rev. Luther
F. Dimmick, D. D., Hon. William J. Hubbard, M.
A., Rev. Samuel C. Jackson, M. A., Rev. Seth
Sweetser, M. A., Daniel Noyes, Esq., M. A.,
Treasurer, Hon. Linus Child, M. A.

FACULTY.

Rer. Leonard Woods, Emeritus Professor of
Christian Theology.

, Emeritus Professor of Sacred

Lit,erature.

Rev. Ralph 'E,mex?-c\r\,' B>07C7i Professor of Eccle-
siastical History, and Lecturer on Pastoral Theology.

Rev. Bela B. Edwards, Associate Professor of
Sacred Literature.

Rev. Edwards A. Park, Abbot Professor of
Christian Theology.

Rev. Austin Phelps, Bartlet Professor of Sacred
Rhetoric.

Edward Robie, M. A., Assistant Instructor in
Hebrew.

William Russell, M. A., Teacher of Elocution in
the Summer Term.

The Anniversary is on the first Wednesday in
September. The regular lime for admission is the
first week in the Academical year, which com-
mences seven weeks from the Anniversary.

The expenses for forty weeks, are about ,^107.
The Libraries of the Institution contain 22,000
volumes.

NEWTON THEOLOGICAL INSTI-
TUTION.

Newton Centre. Founded, 1825.

Rev. Daniel Sharp, D. D., President of the Board
of Trustees ; Mr. Caleb Parker, Secretary ; Mr.
Gardner Colby, Treasurer.

FACULTY'.

Rev. Henry J. Ripley, Professor of Sacred Rhet-
oric and Pastoral Duties.

Rev. Horatio B. Hackett, Professor of Biblical
Literature and Interjvetation.

Rev. Robert E. Pattison, Professor of Christian
Theology and Ecclesiastical History.

Rev. Alvah Hovey, Assistant Instructor in He-
brew, and Librarian.

ANNIYERSARY AND VACATIONS.

The Anniversary occurs on the last Wednesday
in June. There are two vacations in the year, one
of nine weeks, commencing on the day of the An-
niversary ; the other commencing the last Wed-
nesday in January, and terminating on the tliird
Wednesday in February.

The Library, at prercnt, contains over 6,000
volumes.

, EXPENSES.

The expense of boarding at the Institution does
not exceed S\.ln per week, payable in advance.
A reasonable charge is made for fuel used in the
lecture-rooms, and for other necessary public ex-
penses. No charge is made for tuition, room-rent,
and furniture, or use of the Library.

ACADEiMIES.

277

ACADEMIES AND INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING IN MASS.

Names. Location.

Amherst Academy, Amherst, Ihuiipsliirc County

Aubunidale Feiuiile Scniinury, (West) Newton, Middlesex County,

Aiibunidale Institute, (West) Newton, Middlesex County,

Ash by Academy Ashby, Middlesex County,

Barnstable Academ^', (at Ilyannis,) Barnstable, Barnstable County,. .. .

Beverly Academy, (Incor. ISUo,) Beverly, Essex County,

ISradford Female Seminary Bradford, J">ssex County

lirewster Academy, lirewster, Barnstable County

Brid^ewater Academy ..Brid^ewater. I'lyniouth County, ..

Charlestown Female Seminary, Charlestown, Middlesex County, ..

Clintham Academy, Chatham, B^irnstalde County,

Dukes Academy (West) Tislmry, Dukes County, . . .

Dumnier Acadetny, (Estab. 1763; Inc. 17S2,) Newbury, Essex County,

East Bridgewater Academy, East Bridfjewater, Plymouth Co.,..

Falmouth Aciidemy, (Lawrence) Falmouth, Barns. Co.,.

Female Seminary, Great Banington, Berkshire Co., . .

(ioodale Academy, Bernardston, Franklin County, .. . .

Great Barrington Academy, Great IJarrington, Berkshire Co., ..

Hinsdale Academy, (Incur. 1849, ).... Hinsdale, Berkshire County,

* Ipswich Academy, (Incor. 182G), Ipswich, Essex County,

Lawrence Academy, Groton, Middlesex County,

Leicester Academy, Leicester, Worcester County,

Lenox Academy, Lenox, Berkshire County,

Lunenburg Academy, Lunenburg, Worcester County, ... .

M:\nsfield Academy Mansfield, Bristol County,

Melrose Academy, Melrose, Middlesex County,

Melrose Union Academy, Melrose, Middlesex County

Menimac Academy, , Groveland, Essex County,

M on son Academy Monson, Hampden County,

Mr. HoUis Semin'y, (formerly Ilolliston Ac, )Holliston, Middlesex County,

Northticld Institute, Northfield, Frmklin County

Peirce Academy Middleborough, Plymouth County,.

Sanderson's Academy, Ashfield, Franklin County,

Sandwich Academy, S mdwieh, Barnstable County,

Sandwich Academy, (.\pple Grove) Sandwich, Barn. Co.,

Select School South Wilbraham, Hampden Co.,. .

Select School, "West Springfield, Hampden Co., . .

Shelburne Falls Academy, Shclburne Falls, Franklin County,.

Shrewsbviry Academy, Shrewsbury, Worcester County

South Yarmouth Academy, South Yarmouth, Barnstable Co.,. .

Topsfield Academy Topsfield, Essex County

'I'ownsend Female Seminary, (Incor. 1836), .(West) Townsend, Mididlesex Co.,.

Truro Academy, Truro, Barnstable County,

Warren Academy, Woburn, Middlesex County

Weslf^yau Academy, North Wilbraham, Hampden Co.,...

Westford Academy, (Incor. 1792.) Westford, Middlesex County,

AVheaton F. Sem., (Inc. 1839 ; Cap. 540,000,)Norton, Bristol County

Williams Academy , Berkshire County

Williston Seminary Southampton, Hampshire County,.

Yarmouth Academy, Yarmouth, Barnstable County, . . . .

Young Ladies' Seminary Lee, Berkshire County, ,

Young Ladies' Seminary, Pittsfield, Berkshire County

* Changed to a Private Seminary in 1848, and at present, as for many years past, for

Teachers.
S. N. White.
G. \W. Briggs.
F. H. Weld.
.Oliver Davis.
Alonr.o Tripp.
, Issa(h:ir LeFavor.
A. C. Ilesscltiiie.
Dugan.

Martha Whitney.
Joshua G. Nickcrson.
A. b. Whipple.
Ariel P. Chute.
William Allen.
George Dodge [logg
Misses E. & N. Kel-
Pliny Fisk.
.L. D. Bishop.
Isaac N. Lincoln.
^ J. P. Cowles and
( Mrs Cowles.
James Cleans.
Burritt A. Smith.
M. li. Buckhain.
.James J. H.Gregory.
James II. Bailey.
Mrs. M. A. Eichards.
John C. Ingalls.
Paifus C. Hardy.
Charles Hammond.
George F. Walker.
C. E. Bruce.
John AV'. P. Jenks.
A. P. Beals.
James H. Rogers.
Mrs. E. G. Wmg.
George Brooks.
PI. A. Pierce.
.Albion B. Clark.
F. S. Weeks.
Catherine Akin.
Jesse Wilkins.
Hannah P. Dodge.
Joshua H. Davis.
Abner Rice.
Miner Rnvmond.
S. H. Folsom. [calf.
Mrs. Caroline C. Met-
E. W. B. Canning.

John E Sanford.
Lvdia Barlow.
Wellington H. Tyler,
ladies onlv.

PHILLIPS ACADEMY.

Andoveu, M.vss. — ^^Incoupoii.\.ted 1780.

Tntstees.-r-^c-v. Justin Edwards, D. D , Presi-
dent Kev. Daniel Dana, D. D., Ebenezer Alden,
M. D , M. A., Samuel H. Taylor, M. A , Clerk.
Samuel Fletcher, Esq , I^I. A., Rev. Brown Emer-
son, D. D., Hon. John Aiken, M. A., Rev. Luther
F. Dimmick, D. D., Hon. William J. Hubbard, M.
.\., Rev. Samuel C. Jackson, M. A., Rev. Seth
Swcetser, M. A., Hon. Linus Child, M. A., Daniel
Noyes, Esq., M. A., Treasurer.

IXSTRUCTOUS.

Samuel H. Taylor, M. A., Principal.

James S. Eaton, Teadicr in the English De-
partment.

Granville Ward well, M. A., Teacher of Latin
and Greek.

Lucius Barrows, Associate Teacher in the English
Department.

Peter. S. Eyers, B. A., Teacher of Latin and
Greek.

William Russell, M.-A., Teacher of Elocution.

There are three terms during the year, beginning
four weeks after the first Wednesday in August.

Tuition in the Classical Department, is $~ per
term, which is remitted to indigent students ; in
the English Department it is at the rate of forty
cents per week for the common branches, and fifty
cents for the higher.

LAWRENCE ACADEMY.

GitOTOX. — IXCORrORATED 1793.

George Fisher, President.
Joshua Green, Secretary.
J. S. Adams, Treasurer.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECOKD.

Rev James Means, Principal.
E. J. Marsh. Assistant.

Miss A. E. Siilisbury, Princijml Female Depart-
ment.
There are three terms of 14 weeks each.

LENOX ACADEMY.

Lexox.

M. H. Buckham, Principal.

Rev. Henry Neill, President.

Thomas Twining, Treasurer.

Wm. Tucker, Secretary .

H. W. Bishop, H. W. Porter, G. J. Tucker, R..
Worthington, Uev. J. Hotchkin, H. H. Cook, M.
Sabin, E. L. Park, H. W. Taft, Board of Trus-
tees.

LEICESTER ACADEMY.

IXCOIIPOIIATED 1784:.

Rev. John Nelson, D.D., Presideni.

Hon. Emory Washburn, Vice-President.

Hon. Abijah Bigelow, Treasurer.

Joseph A. Denny, Esq., Secretary.

Rev. Geo. Allen, Hon. James Allen, Rev. Levi
Packard, Rev. Horatio Bardwell, Rev. William P.
Paine, Hon. vStephen Salisbury, Hon. Thos. Kinni-
cutt, Henry A. i)enny, Esq., Burritt A. Smith, M.
A., Hon. Eben. Torrey, Rev. A. C. Dennison,
Trustees.

Burritt A. Smith, M. A., Principal.

Hanson L. Read, ]M. A., Associate Precepitor.

Jona. L. Jenkins, M. A., Assistant.

Mrs. Marianne BuUard, Preceptress.

Mrs. Mary L. Grosvenor, Teacher of D7-aioing
and Paintitif/.

Jos. R. Torrey, Teacher of Penmanship.

There are four terms in each year of 11 weeks
each, beginning on the last Thursdays in February
and May, and the first Thursdays in September
and December.

Tuition in the English branches, ,^3.50. Lan-
guages, ^4.50 per quarter.

MELROSE ACADEMY.

Mrs. A. M. Richards, Principal.

Miss L. J. Page, Assistant.

Branche.s taught. — English, Latin, Frenchi
Painting, Drawing, and Music.

Terms of tuition— English, ^6 ; Music, ^10;
other branches each ^2 e.xtra.

MONSON ACADEMY.

INSTRUCTORS.

Charles Hammond, A. M., Principal, and Teach-
er of the Classical Department.

Augustus H. Carrier, A. B., Teacher of the Eng-
lish Male Department.

Miss Cynthia Fowler, Teacher of the Female De-
ptartment.

William Williams, Teacher of Music.

Number of scholars the past year has averaged
eighty-seven.

Terms of tuition are rated at from ;^3.50 to ^4.50
per term of 11 weeks. The school is designed
to be a Classical Institution, to fit young men for
college, and in the English department to furnish
a complete business and commercial education.

The Institution was founded in 1804. The main
building was erected in 1806, and the laboratory in
1825. The academy was thoroughly repaired and
remodelled in 1845. The expense of buildings
has been not fur from ^6,400. The chemical and
philosophical apparatus is extensive, and is mostly
new. It is valued at ^ 1.500. The libraries be-
longing to the school number 700 volumes. The
number of students fitted for college at this acade-
my has been for the last twenty years about 10 per

annum. The institution has a general fund of
^6,000 ; a library fund of goOO ; and a fund of
nearly 57,000 to aid young men who need assist-
ance to obtain a liberal education with a view to
the ministry. It is accessible to all evangelical
denominations.

MELROSE UNION ACADEMY.

John C. Ingalls, A. M., Principal.

Four terms 11 weeks each; beginning September
10th, 1851 ; vacation of two weeks between each
term.

Branches TAUGHT — Latin, Greek, French; va-
rious branches of English, Drawing, Painting, In-
strumental and Vocal Music.

Terms of Tuition — English branches. 56 ; Lan-
guages, each, 52 extra ; Drawing and Painting,
52 extra ; Lessons in Music and use of Instru-
ments, 510 extra. Board, ^2 per week.

WESLEYAN ACADEMY.

North Wilbraham.

The Wesleyan Academy is located ten miles
east of Springfield, and about thirty northeast of
Hartford, on the eastern extremity of the valley
of the Connecticut. The great Western R.ailroad
passes within two miles of the Academy.

The Institution was founded in 1826, under the
patronage of the New England Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. From its com-
mencement it has received a large share of the
public patronage, and has educated in part about
eight thousand young persons. Recently, the
Trustees have erected a new Academy Edifice,
and are remodelling and repairing the other sem-
inary buildings. The amount of funds invested
in buildings and apparatus is about thirty-five
thousand dollars. The institution is free from
financial embarrassment, but has no endowment.
The current expenses are defrayed by the annual
income from tuition, &c. The course of study is
purely academic, but is extensive, thorough, and
eminently practical.

The following is a list of its officers, the prices
of tuition, number of students, &c., taken from
the Annual Catalogue for the year 1851.

Board of Trustees. — William Rice, Esq.,
Springfield, President. John M. Merrick, Esq.,
Wilbraham, Treasurer. Robert R. Wright, Esq.,
Wilbraham, Secretary. Calvin Brewer, Esq., Joel
M. Lyman, Esq., Rev. Miner Raymond, A. M.,
Roderick S. Merrick, Esq., James Luke, Esq.,
Samuel Warner, Esq., Lee Rice, Esq., Wilbra-
ham; Harvey Banks, Esq., Rufus Chandler, Esq.,
Springfield; Jacob Sleeper, Esq'., Rev. Loranus
Crowell, A. M., Boston; Prof. Augustus W.
Smith, LL. D., Rev. Prof Charles K. true, D. D.,
Middletown, Ct.; Rev. Phineas Crandall, Worces-
ter; David Rice, Esq., Three Rivers ; Rev. Charles
Adams, A. M., Cambridge ; Rev. Amos Binney,
Charlestoicn ; Rev. Edward Otheman, A. M.,
Chelsea ; Rev. David P. Robinson, A. M., Blnnd-
ford; William North, Esq., ioi^e/^; Lee Claflin,
Esq., HopJiinton.

The Annual Meeting takes place on the Mon-
day next preceding the last Wednesday in June.

FACULTY.

Rev. Miner Raymond, A. M., Principal, and
Teacher of Mental and Moral Science.

William H. Busscll, A. M., Teacher of Ancient
and Modern Languages.

Oliver Marcy, A. M., Teacher of Mathematics.

Fales H. Newhall, A. M., Teacher of Natural
Science.

George M. Steele, A. B., Teacher of Mathe-
matics and Ancient Languages.

NORMAL 8CII00LS.

27 'J

Sarah Nnrtli, Precept reus, and Teacher of Orna-

vicntdl Jlrii/ic/ii'.s.

Ciird.lia M Kettcllp, Teacher of Music.

John M. Muriick, Esq,, Slew-ard.

TmiMS AND Vacations. — Tlic acudeniic year is
divided into three terms; two of fouiteoii, and
one of (ifieeii weeks, so arraiic;ed that tlie Sprinff
Term closes annnally on the hist Wednesday in
June. Tlie Fall Term is succeeded by a vacation
of two weeks; the NV'inter Term, l)y a vacation of
one week ; und the Spring Term, by a vacation of
six weeks.

The Terms for tlic year 18-j2 will be as follows :

The Winter Term will commeTire Wednesday,
December 'M, and will close Tuesday, March 10th.

'i'he Spring Term will commence Wednesday,
March 17th, and will close Wednesday, June
30th.

The Fall Term will commence Wednesday,
Anr^nst 11th, and will close Tuesday, November
loth.

The Annual Examination and Exhibitions will
take place on the 28lh, 20th, and oOtli of June.

The price of Board, exclusive of washing, fuel,
and lights, is jjl.oO per week.

Tuition. — Common English Studies, per term,
54. oO. Additional charges for the higher branches,
and drawing, painting, penmanship, and music.

WILLISTON SEMINARY.

Easthampton, Mass.

Trustees. — Hon. Samuel Williston, President;
Rev. lioUin S. Stone, Secretary ; Dea. John P.
Williston, Rev. Mark Hopkins,'D. D., Prof. Wil-
liani S. Tyler, Joel Hayden, Esq., Rev. Solomon
Lyman, Rev. Geo. C. Partridge, Josiah Clark, M.
A., Rev. S. G. Buckingham, Rev. David Coggin,
Rev. John H. Bisbee, Hon. Rodolphus B. Hub-
bard, Prof. Noah Porter, Jr. E. L. Snow, Treas.

TEACHERS.

Josiah Clark, M. K., Principal, Teacher of Latin
and Greek.

Eli A. Hubbard, M. A., Associate Principal,
Teacher of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.

White, Assistant in the Classical Depart-
ment.

Edward Hitchcock, Jr., B. A., Teacher of Chem-
istry and Natural History.

Lyman R. Williston, B. A., Assistant in the
English Department.

Sliss Maria Ely, Preceptress.

Mons. Louis Tribus, Teacher of French.

E. S. Hoadley, Teacher of Vocal and Instru-
mental Music.

A. Ii. Strong, Teacher of Penmanship.

Terms — There are three terms in a year. The
first, or Fall Term, begins on the last Wednesday
in August, and continues twelve weeks.

Expenses. — Tuition in the Classical Department,
and the studies of the Middle and Senior years in
the English Department, are at the rate of ^21 per
annum. For the English studies of the Junior
year, at the rate of SVo per annum. Tuition for
the French and German Languages, $0 per quarter.

Board can be obtained at from 51-17 to 52-25.

THE PERKINS INSTITUTION,

and massachusetts asylum for the blixd.

Instituted 1831. Located at South Boston.

Depository and Office, No. 22 Bromjield Street.

Richard Fletcher, President. Stephen Fairbanks.
Vice-President. Thomas B. Wales, Jr., Treasurer.
Samuel G. Howe, M. D., Director and Secretary.

MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL
for idiotic and feeble-minded youth.

S. G. Howe, President ; George B. Emerson,
Vice-President ; Stcplien Fairbanks, Trea.surer ;
Edward Jarvis, Secretary ; Samuel Eliot, Joseph
Coolidge, John A. Andrew, James Lodge, Samuel
Downer, Jr., S. G. Howe, Edward Jarvis, and
Henry G. Clark, Trustees appointed by the Corpo-
ration. Samuel Williston, Easthampton ; James
M. Williams, Taunton ; George 15. Loring, Chelsea;
V. W. Bird, Walpole, Trustees appointed by the
(j'orernor and (.'ouniil.

The School has now thirty pupils, and continues
to be under the direction of Dr. Howe. The place
of Mr. Richards, as principal teacher, is filled by
Mr. J. Vose, who has been for two years assistant
teacher.

The Institution is in a flourishing condition, and
promises to be a permanent instrument of public
beneficence. It is located in a large building at
the corner of First and K streets. South Boston,
and may be visited by application to its officers.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Established by ax Act of the Legislature,
AriUL 20, 1837.
The Governor and Lieutenant Governor, ex of-
fciis. George S. Boutwell, Henry W. Cushman,
Rev. Henry B. Hooker, of Falmouth; Hon. Thos.
Kinnicutt, of Worcester; Emerson Davis, D. D.,
of Wcslfield ; George B. Emerson, of Boston ;
Hon. Stephen C. Phillips, of Salem; Mark Hop-
kins, D. D., of Williamstown; Rev. Edward Othe-
man, of Chelsea ; Hon. Isaac Davis, of Worcester.
Barnas Sears, D. D., Secretary; Hon. Thomas
Kinnicutt, Treasurer.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.

Established by Law, 1838.
The State Normal Schools are designed for
those only who purpose to teach, and especially for
those who purpose to teach in the Common Schools.
There are at ])resent three in this Commonwealth ;
one at West Newton, Middlesex County ; one at
Bridgewater, Plymouth County ; and one at West-
field, Hampden County.

STATE NORM.4.L school AT WEST NE^yT0N.

Eben S. Stearns, Principal ; Rebecca M. Pen-
nell, Lueretia Crocker, Georgiana Whittemore,
Assistants ; Nathaniel T. Alien, Permanent Teach-
er in Model School; Rebecca C. Lewis, Do. Prima-
ry Department.

The Normal School, at West Newton, continues
to deserve and enjoy a full measure of prosperity.
It has the honor of being the first and oldest in-
stitution of this class in the New World. Origi-
nally established at Lexington, Jnlv 3, 1839, it
was transferred in May, 1814, to West Newton.
The building which it occupies was the gift of
Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr. This edifice was fitted
up at an expense of more than 56OO by the inhab-
itants of West Newton, who have ever felt and
manifested a deep interest in the welfare of the
Normal Schools.

It has always been an exclusively female school.
The whole number of pupils that have been con-
nected with it is 686, of whom -539 have completed
the prescribed course of study and attendance.
Nearly all of this number (o39) have become
teachers in our Public Schools, the great majority
of them for several years, or permanently.

Pupils are admitted on the day preceding the
commencement of every other term.

Tuition. — Tuition is free; 51^^ P^r term, how-
ever, may be charged against those who fail to
teach in the State.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Board. — Board may be had in good families for
from $2 to $2.oQ per week, including washing and
fuel. The whole annual expense is about 5 100.

Terms and Vacations. — There are three terms in
tlie year. The Winter Term commences on the 2d
Wednesday in December, and continues lo weeks.
The Summer Term commences on the 2d Wednes-
day in April, and continues lo weeks The Autumn
Term commences on the first Wednesday in Sep-
tember, and continues 12 weeks. Between the
summer and autumn terms there is a vacation of 6
weeks ; between the other terms, a vacation of 2
weeks.

BRIDGE-WATER ST.\TE NORMAL SCHOOL.

Nicholas Tillinghast, Frincipal; Richard Ed-
wards, Assistant.

This school was established by the State for the
education of those intending to become teachers.
It is placed by law under the direction of the
Board of Education.

Those who enter this school must express an
intention of becoming teachers ; male pupils must
be at least 17, and females at least 16 years of age.
Of those who become teachers in the Common
Schools of Massachusetts, no tuition fee is re-
quired.

The next term will commence Marcli 24, 1852.
The term following, August 4, 1852.

The Fall River railroad passes through Bridge-
water, and the Normal School House is but a few
rods from the depot.

STATE NORM.\.L SCHOOL AT WESTFIELD.

David S. Rowe, Principal.

It first went into operation at Barre, Sept. 4,
1830, under the care of Prof. Samuel P. Newman,
as Principal. It continued at Barre till Novem-
ber 1841, when, upon the death of its Principal,
it was suspended till Sept. 4, 1844. The school
then recommenced at Westfield, with Rev. Emer-
son Davis, D. D., for its Principal, and remained
under his care till September 3, 1846, when a new
and beautiful Normal Scliool edifice was dedicat-
ed. Since its first establishment, about 6i0 (males
and females) have been members of the school,
some for a single term, and others for two or more
terms. Lectures are given almost daily, upon
modes of Teaching, School Discipline, Obligations
of Teachers, School Arrangements, &c. &c. The
exercises of the school are exclusively English.

Turms. — The school year is divided into three
equal terms, of 14 weeks each, commencing as
follows : —

The Spring and Summer Term, the 1st Wednes-
day in April.

The Fall Term, the 3d Wednesday in August.

The Winter Term, the 1st Wednesday in De-
cember.

Board. — Board can be obtained in private fami-
lies, for about ,^1.75 to ,^2 per week.

TEACHERS' INSTITUTES.

The number of Teachers' Institutes held during
the year is twelve, the greatest that the law will
allow. More would have been held if provision
had been made for them. They were as follows : —
At Kojalston, March 10-15, 1851. No. in attendance, 111
" Pitsfield, " 17-22. " " " loO

" Lawrence, " Ml-April 5. " " " 101

" Ware, April 14-19. " " " 103

" Blackstone, " 21-26. " " " 61

" N.Attleboro' " 2S-May 3. " " " 107

" Peteri-ham, Oct. fi-11. " " " 206

" W. Newton, " 13-18. " " " 1.02

(Besides 100 from the Normal School.)
" Stonghton, Oct. 20-25. No. in attendance, 74
" Soutiibridge, " 27-Nov.l. " " *" 114

" Northboro',Nov. 3-8. " " " 124

" Barnstable, " 17-23. " " " 129

Making the total number in attendance, 1,435

And average attendance a fraction less than 120

These Institutes are all under the personal super-
intendence of the Secretary. The Board of Per-
manent Instructors employed by him, are

Prof. S. S. Greene, Superintendent of the Public
Schools of Providence, and Professor of Didactics
in Brown University, Teacher of Grammar.

Mr. D. P. Colburn, formerly Teacher in the
Bridgewater Normal School, Teacher of Arithmetic.

Prof, William Russell, Principalof the Merrimac
Normal Institute, Teacher of Elocution.

Lowell Mason, Esq., of Boston, Teachei' of
Music.

Prof. A. Guvot, Teacher of Geography.

Mr. W. J. Whitaker, Priiicipnlof the School of
Design, in Boston, Teacher of Drawing.

In addition to the above-named individuals.
Professor Agassiz is conditionally engaged for the
ensuing year.

The number and cost of dictionaries, furnished
to Public Schools at the expense of the Common-
wealth, during the year endmg December 31, 1851,
according to tlie Resolves of May 2, 1850, are : —
Weljster's Dictionary, 340 copies ; Worcester's
Dictionary, 8 copies, at an expense to the State of
51,376.

Whole ntimber of copies furnished since the
Resolves took effect, — Webster's Dictionary, 3,058
copies; Worcester's Dictionary, HI copies; total
expense to the Commonwealth, to January 1, 1852,
SI 2.454.

The whole number of Public Schools, according
to the last returns, is 3,987. As comparatively few
of these are primary schools, which are not entitled
to a dictionary under the Resolves, th?re remains a
large number of schools still to be furnished.
Every town in the State, with one exception, has
made application, through its committee, for copies,
yet in many towns there are some districts that
have failed to comply with the condition expressed
in the Resolves, and consequently those towns are
but partially supplied.

COMMON SCHOOLS.

The following valuable Statistics are taken from the Fifteenth Annual Report of the Secretary of the
Board of Education, compiled December, 1851 : —

Number of towns in the Commonwealth, which have made Returns 920

Number of Public Schools 3,987; Increase, 109

Number of Scholars of all ages in all the Public Schools in Summer, 179,497; " 3,153

In Winter 199,429 ; " 5,026

Average attendance in all the Public Schools, in Summer, 132,422; " 3,607

In Winter l.:2.564 ; " 2,955

Number of persons under 5 years of age attending Public Schools, 17,757; Decrease, 25

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Number over 15 years of age attending Public Schools 20,1)96 ; Increase, 2,788

Number of persons between 5 and 15 years in the Counties, 190,536; " 3,304

Numt)er of Teachers in Summer and Winter: —

Males 2,432; Decrease, 10

l'"cmales, 6.2G2; Increase, 271

Number of different persons employed as Teachers during the year 6,991; " 256

Avenige length of the Schools, 7 months 14 days.

Average wages paid per month, including value of board. Males SZC>.29

Average wages paid per month, including value of board. Females, 15.25

Amount of money raised by taxes for the support of Schools, in-
cluding only the wages of Teachers, board, and fuel, 5915,839.53; Increase, 551,171.68

Amount of board and fuel, and money voluntarily contributed

for Public Schools, .' 39,652.07 ; Increase, 4,917.76

Amount of money appropriated to Schools, as income of local funds, 34,372.92

Aggregate expended on Public Schools, for wages, fuel, and super-
intendence, 1,021, 775. fiS ; Increase, 63,274.33

Amount raised for taxes, for each child between 5 and *5 4.71; " per child 19

Number of Incorporated Academies returned, , 69

Average number of Scholars, 4,154; Increase, 437

Aggregate paid for Tuition J?65,612.65

Number of Private Schools, 785 ; Decrease, 60

Estimated average number of Scholars 16,658

Estimated aggregate amount paid for Tuition, 5266,312.32

Amount expended on Public and Private Schools and Academies, exclusive of the cost

of repairing and erecting school edifices, 51>3-53,700.63

The law requires each town to raise by tax, at least ,Sl-'50 per child, between 5 and 15, as a condition

of receiving a share of the income of the State School Fund.
Number of towns that have raised Sl-'50, or more, for each child between 5 and 15, ac-
cording to returns, 138

Number of towns that have raised less than §1.50 for each child between 5 and 15, which

have made returns, 2

Number of towns that have raised twice this sum, (gS.OO) or more, per child between 5

and 15, 173

Increase for the year, 11

SOCIETIES.

EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS.

American Institute of Instruction.

Gideon F. Thayer, Boston, President; thirty T7ce
Presidents; Jacob Batchelder, Lynn, Rec. Secretary;
Charles Brooks and George Alien, jr , Boston, G)r.
iSecretaries ; VVm. D. Ticknor, Boston, Treasurer;
Daniel Mansfield, Cambridge ; Samuel W. King,
Lynn ; D. P. Galloup, Salem ; A. A. Gammell,
Providence ; Elbridge Smith, Cambridge ; Solomon
Jenner, N. York; F. N. Bhike, Barnstable; Charles
Hutchings, Wilmington, Del.; Leonard Hazsltine,
New York; Daniel S. Kowe, Westfield ; Samuel
W. Bates, Boston ; D. B. Hagar, West Roxbury ;
Counsellors. Nathan Metcalf, William O. Ayres,
and Samuel Swan, Boston, Curators; William J.
Adams, Joseph Hale and John D. I'hilbrick, Boston,
Censors.

Massachusetts Teachers' Association.
William H. Wells, Newburyport, President; four-
teen Vice Presidents; Elbridge Smith, Cambridge,
Cor. Sec; Charles J. Capen, Dedham, Jiec. Sec;
Josiah A. Stearns, Boston, Treas. ; Charles North-
end, Salem ; Daniel Jlansfield, Cambridge ; .J. P.
Cowles, Ipswich ; Calvin S. Pennell, Lawrence ; J.
Batchelder, L_ynn ; Ebenczer Hervey, New Bedford ;
Levi Reed, Roxburv ; George Allen, jr., Boston ; J.
M. Lassell, Cambridge ; J. D. Philbri'ck, Boston ; A.
M. Gay, Charlestown ; John Kneeland, Dorchester ;
Counsellors.

Barnstable County Teachers^ Association.
Annual meeting for choice of officers, Nov. H.
B. Hooker, Falmouth, President ; Dr. Harper, Sand-
wich ; Dr. M. Rogers, Falmouth ; Rev. J. N. Bel-
lows, Barnstable; Amos Otis, Yarmouth; Dr. A.
Swift, Dennis; O. Brooks, jr., Harwich; A. S. Ly-
_

on, Chatham ; Jacob 'White, Orleans ; Wm. Leon-
ard, Eastham ; Solomon Rich, Wellfleet ; J. A. Davis,
Truro ; Jeremiah Stone, Providence, V. Presidents.
Rev. D. C. Haynes, Hyannis, Secretary; Frederick
Scudder, Hyannis, Treasurer; Sidney Brooks, J.
W. Allen, F'. N. Blake, Directors.

Berkshire County Teachers' Association.
Rev. John Todd, Pittsfield, President; Jonathan
Teuney, Pittsfield, Secretary.

Bristol County Teachers' Association.
Founded, May 26th, 1*49. Oflicers chosen in
April. Semi-annual meetings last Thursday and
Friday of April and October. John F. Emerson,
Xew Bedford, President; A. H. Harlow, New Bed-
ford, Sec. and Treas ; Israel Wilkinson, Seekonk ;
George G. Lyon, and A. K. Slade, Fall River; Wm.
.\. Chamberlain, and Ebenczer Hervey, N. Bedford ;
H. A. Pratt. Easton ; C. C. Pitkin, and A. A. Leach,
Taunton, V. Presidents.

Dukes County Educational Association.
Organized Sept., 1848. Officers chosen in Oct.
L. Thaxter, President ; Constant Norton, Herman
V^incent, and Nathan Mayhew, V. Presidents; Wra.
Stow, Secretary; R. Kneeland Jones, Treasurer.

Essex County Teachers' Association.

Organized, Dec. 1830. Jleetings semi-annually
on the third Friday and Saturday of April and
October. Jacob Batchelder, Lynn, President ; John
Batchelder, Lynn, Vice President; George A. Wal-
ton, Lawrence, Rec. Sec; M. P. Case, Newburyport,
G>r. Sec; S. W. King. Lynn. Treasurer; J. Price,
JIanchester; W. R. Vail, Salem; E. G. French,
Newburyport, A. Coggswell, Ipswich; Thomas Ba-
ker, Gloucester; J.V. iSmiley, Haverhill, Counsellors.

282

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Franklin County Common School Association.
Rev. Enistus Andrews, MorAagne, President ; Kev.
George C. Partridge, Greenfield, V. Pres; Daniel
H. Newton, Greenfield, Sec. ; E. D. Fish, Shutes-
bur}'. Treasurer; IJev. Messrs. Newton of Leverett,
and Tisdale of bhutesbury. Auditors; Hon. R. B.
Hubliard, Sunderland ; Rev John F. Moors, Deer-
field ; Rev. C. E. Bruce, Northfield ; Daniel W. Al-
vord, and Daniel H. Newton, Greenfield, Directors.
Hampden County Teachers' Association.
Oro-anized in January, 1847. Officers chosen an-
niuilly in Nov. P. B. Strong, Springfield, President.
0. Hammond, M. Raymond, W. Goldthwait, S. M.
Cook, and L. Scott, Vice Presidents. W. W. Mitch-
ell Chicopee, Rec. Sec. G. K. Chaffee, Springfield,
Cor. Sec. A. Parish, Springfield, Treasurer.
Middlesex County Teachers' Association. '
Oro-anizcd, 1852. Eben S. Stearns, West Newton,
President. A. C. Smith, and E. Smith, Cambridge ;
D. 0. Quimbv, Watertown ; C. C. Chase, Lowell ;
G. W. Frost," Waltham; D. Atwood, Charlestown,
V. Presidt7it. N. T. Allen, West Newton, Secretary.
A. Train, Weston, Treasurer.

Norfolk County Teachers' Association.
, President. John Kneeland, Dor-
chester; Christopher A. Green, Milton, and D. B.
Hagar, West Rbxbury, Vice Presidents. Charles J.
Ciipen, Dedham, Eec. Sec. Elwell Woodbury, Dor-
chester, Cor. Sec. Isaac Swan, Dorchester, Treas.
Levi Reed, Roxbury; D. P. Colburn, Dedham; E.
W. Bartlett, West Roxbury, and Charles F. Patch,
Milton, Coimsellurs.

Plymouth County Teachers' Association.
John H. Hunt, Bridgewater, Pres. Sylvander
Hutchinson, Hingham; Matthew P. Spear, Bridge-
water; W. R. Ellis, Kingston, V. Presidents. Rich-
ard Edwards, Bridgwater, Sec. and Treas. Jnhn
AV. P. Jenks, Middl'eboro' ; N. Tillinghast, Bridge-
water; Aaron H. Cornish, Ply;nouth; Lewis E.
Noyes, Abington, Executive Gmimittee.

Bridgewater Normal Association.
Thomas Metcalf, West Roxbury, Pres. Joshua
Kendall, Cambridge, V. President. Joshua G. Nick-
erson, Chatham, Secretary. Oliver S. Bryant, Wo-
burn, Treasurer.

Westfield Normal Association.
Grove H. Loomis, President. John A' Nichols,
Charles Richardson, V. Presidents. Geo. A. Corbin,
Sec. and Treasurer.

This association is composed of the present and
past members of the State Normal School located
at Westfield. Its meetings are held trienniaUy on
the first Wednesday and Thursday of September.
The next meeting will occur in 1854.

American Education Society.

Instituted 1815. Office, No. 15 Cornhill, Boston.
Rev. Henian HumjDhrey, D. D., President. John
Tappan, Vice President, and thirty-two honorary
Vice Presidents, in ditferent States. Increase N.
Tarbox, Secretary. Stepiien T. Farwell, Treasurer.
Hardy Kopes, Auditor. George W. Blagden, D.D.,
Rev. "William A. Stearns, Hon. Joel Giles, and the
Secretary, Executive Committee.

The object of this Society is to educate pious
young men for the Gospel Slinistry. It has fifteen
branch societies in Massachusetts, and twelve in
other states.

Boston Asylum and Farm School for Indigent
Boys.

Incorporated, 1814. Annual meeting in January.
J. IngersoU Bowditch, Pres. Moses Grant, Vice
President. George H. Kuhn, Treasurer. George- L.
Deblois, Sec. B. A. Gould, Elijah Cobb, Samuel

Hooper, George Bemis, Samuel E. Brackett, Jesse
Bird, Francis Bacon, Charles H. Mills, Stephen G.
Deblois, William Appleton, jr., G. Howlaud Shaw,
Managers.

Ladies' American Home Education Society.
No. 11 Albany street, Boston. Mrs. E. Hayward,
President, filrs. S. Kettelle, Secretary.

Ladies' Society for Promotion of Education
at the West.
Mrs. Samuel Hubbard, President. Mrs. Wm. G.
Lambert, Mrs. Henry M. Holbrook, Vice Presidents.
Miss Sarah Tuttle, Secretary. Mrs. Samuel D.
Warren, Treasurer.

Northern Baptist Education Society.

Office, 59 Washington street, Boston. Rev. R. H.
Neale, D.D., President. Hon. Isaac Davis, Hon.
Heman Lincoln, Vice Presidents. Rev. Messrs. Eb-
enezer Nelson, William Hague, Julius S. Shailer, J.
W. Olmstead, Joseph Banvard, Nathaniel Colver,
Lemuel Porter, John .Jennings, Pharcellus Church,
William Howe, Levi Tucker, Directors. Rev. Geo.
W. Bosworth, Recording Secretary. Rev. T. F. Cal-
dicott. Corresponding Secretary. Charles S. Kendall,
Treasurer. C. D. Gould, S. S. Arnold, Auditors.

Salem Society for the Moral and Religious
Instruction of the Poor.
Formed, March 24, 1819. Incorporated, Februa-
ry, 1826. Annual meeting in April. Ofiicers elect-
e"d, April, 1850. Stephen C, Phillips, President.
Elisha Mack, V. President. Nathan Putnam, 7Ve«s.
Joshua Phippen, Secretary. Daniel Potter, William
Chase, William Willi.?, William Goodhue, Daniel B.
Webster, Moses T. Upton, J. B. Fairfield, Managers.
Rev. Michael Carlton, Agt. John Carlton, Collector.

Trustees of Donations for Education in Liberia.

George N. Briggs, President. Stephen Fairbanks,
Treasurer. Rev Joseph Tracy, Secretary. Albert
Fearing, Joel Giles, Simon Greenleaf, William J.
Hubbard, A. A. Lawrence.

Boston Sunday School Society.
Hon. S. C. Phillips, Salem, Pres. Rev. F. T.
Gray, Boston; Rev. Calvin Lincoln, Fitchburg; J.
W. Foster, E.sq., Portsmouth, N. H.; Rev. Abial A.
Livermore, Cincinnati, Ohio; Hon. Samuel Hoar,
Concord ; Rev. George W. Hosmei% Butfalo, N. Y.;
Rev. J. H. Heywood,"Louisvill^, Ky., V. Presidents.
Rev. S. H. Winkley, Boston, Cor. 'Sec. Samuel G.
Simpkins, Esq., Boston, Rec. Sec. Lewis G. Pray,
Esq., Boston, Treasurer.

Cheshire Sunday School Society.
Rev. Levi W. Leonard, D.D., President. Albert
Smith, M.D., and Geo. Tilden. Esq., V. Presidents.
Rev. John S. Brown, Secretary.

3Iassachusetts Sabbath School Society.
Depository, No. 13 Cornhill, Boston. Hon. Sam-
uel H. Walley, President. Asa Bullard, Boston,
Cor. Sec. C. C. Dean, Boston, Treasurer.

Mass. Universalist Sabbath School Association.
J. M. Usher, President. C. T. Eaton, Secretary.
J. G. Adams, Treasurer.

Middlesex Sunday School Society.
Organized, Sept. 8, 1842. Hon. Charles Hudson,
Lexington, President. Rev. John Pierpont, Jled-
ford, and Hon. Edward Melien, Wayland, ('. Pres-
idents. Rev. F. A. WhitiTey, Brighton, Sec. and
Treasurer.

Neio England Sabbath School Union.
Isaac Davis, President. Rev. James M. Sykes,
Cor. Sec, Charles Warren, Esq., Treasurer.

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283

Worcester Sundaij School Society.
Alnneo Hill, D.D., President Hov. Wiishiiipton
Gilbert, Vice President. Itev. Geo. U. Bartol, &-f.

LYCEUMS, ETC.

Biii/Itton Lyceum.

Joseph Bicck, President. John Riifrfjles, Vi^c-
PrcfiidciU. George A. Smith, Secretary. S. A.
Poore, Treasurer.

Bromfeld Lyceum.

Formed April 1, 1S50. Officers chosen first
Monday in April and October.

A moral and literary association, composed of
youiip; men of all professions, is devoted, mainly,
to Exercises in Debate, Declamation, and Compo-
sition; and in the winter season it has a series of
lectures.

Carlos Fierce, President. George E. Dudley,
Vice-President. William E. Goodridge, Curre-
sponding Secretary. Joel W.Stearns, I^ecordiny
Seo-etaiy/. Stephen A. Tower, Treasurer. Alvan
Flanders, Samuel C. Blake, Dire/iors. William
E. Goodridge, William MuUan, William M. Nas-
sau, Edgar W'. Davis, Jr., Joel W. Stc-arns, Lec-
ture Coinniittee. Rooms in Tremont Temple.
Bunker Hill Lyceum — Charlestown.
Organized 18ol-o2.

Jas. Adams, President. J. Q. A. Griffin, f^ecre-

tary. George IJ. Keal, Trnnsarvr. Jas. G. Fuller,

Abfl Stowell, Jr., Edward Thorndike. A. M. Gay,

Henry E. Hempstead, Aaron Clark, 2d, Trustees.

Ckark'stoion Lyceum.

James Dana, President. George P. Sanger,
Secietary. George A. Kettell, 'Treasurer. II. P.
Fairbanks, R. Frothinghani, Jr., James i^ogg, D.
White, Directors.

Chelsea Library Association.

Commenced as the Young Men's Library As-
sociation, in 1838; Re-organized, January, ISol,
under its present name.

Edward Othenian, President. Mellen Chamber-
lain, George W. Otis, Jr., Wellman Burbank,
Vice-Presidents. Benjamin Phipps, Jr., Secretary.
Thomas Green, Treasurer. George B. Blake,
Librarian. George Allen, Jr., Charles Chase,
Frank B. Fay, Library Committee.

East Boston Library Association.
Ritchie's Block, Maverick Square. Instituted 1S50.
James B. Allen, President. John B. Drew,
Secretary. Wm. II. Dwight, Librarian.

Easton Lyceum.

Thomas F. Davidson, President. L. S. Green-
leaf, Secretary and Treasurer.

Etlgartoicn Lyceum.

Charles J. Barney, President. Richard Beetle,
Vice-President. Charles G. Hatch, Secretary.
Essex Lyceum, Essex.

Annual Meet'ng for choice of officers, first
Monday in September.

A. L. Barnham, President. Norman Story, Syl-
vester Eveleth, J'ice- Presidents. Aaron Lowe,
Secretary. Joscphus Burnham, Treasurer.
Fretich Institute.

Formed Msrch, ISoI. Meet Monday and Thurs-
day evenings, at Chapman Hall.

Lowell Institute, Loiccll.

Object: <' Thd management of Lectures deliv-
ered every autumn and winter." About 1,200
tickets are usually sold. Price, 75 cents for gen-
tlemen, and 50 cents for ladies,

Joshua Merrill, President. Milton Bonney,
Secretary.

Manchester Lyceum Libra7y.
Formed April 9, 1830.
Larkin Woodbury, President. John Price, Vice-
President. John E. Smith, Secretary. John H.
Croinl)ie, Jacob Peart, KdwardS. Venuard, Joseph
11. Bingham, Joseph Pcirce, Manayers.

Mattajmn Literary Association, South Boston.
Instituted April 18, 1848.

Henry A. Drake, President. Benj. Pope, Vice-
President. Barnard Capen, Secretary. S. W.
Goodhue, Treasurer. J. F. G. Baxter, Lewis
Smith, C. H. Dolljcare, Gustavus Forbes, Benj.
H. Fcrnald, Directors.

Mechanic Appi'entices' Library.
Instituted 1820.
James G. Hayncs, President. James Smith,
Vice-President. David ]Marden, Treasurer. Hen-
ry Mclnto.ih, Rerordiny Secretary. Charles W.
Eaton, Corresponding Secretary. Henry McDon-
ough, B. F. Lovett, B. F. Brafrg, J. A. Carpen-
ter, Librarians. John W. Smith, J. W. Mid-
dleton, Curtis Jenkins, Andrew Drummond, Geo.
C. Burgess, Directors.

Mercantile Library Association.
Chas. H. Allen. President. Geo. S. Blanchavd,
Vice-President. Theo. Stanwood, Jr., Correspond-
ing Secretary. Chas. C. Niebnhx, Recording Secre-
tary. James A. Woolson, Treasurer. Edward F.
Horton, George E. Dudley, Samuel Brig'aam, G( o.
M. Dowe, Joseph B. Moors, Geo. W. Woodward,
John F. Fayson, Jr., E. C. Lothrop, Directors.
Ilubbavb W. Swett, Librarian. Province, corner
of Bromfield street.

Mount Washington Lyceum, South Boston.
Organized in IS-)!).
Joseph Smith, President. Frederic Nickcrson,
Samuel W. Sloan, Vice Presidents. Joseph Win-
sor, Jr., Treasurer. Benj. Pope, Secretary.

Middlesex Mechanic Association, Lowell.
Incorporated in 1825. Officers chosen annually

on the first Thursday in October.

Andrew Moody, President. Josiah G. Coburn,
Vice-President. Chas French, Secretary. John
W, Smith, 2Vc«^«;Y'r. M.C.Bryant, John Waugh,
Amos Sanborn, H. G. F. Corliss, H. T. Robbins,
Jonathan Kendall, Jeremiah Clark, Trustees.
Joel Powers, Librarian.

New Bedford Lyceum.
Thomas B. White. President. Geo. Howland,
Jr., Wmiam J. Rotch, Vice-Presidents. Georue
A. Bourii^ Treajiurer. Alanson Borden, .Secre-
tary. Thoraas A. Greene, R. C. Pitman, A. J.
Phipps, Committee on Lectures.

Northboro' Lyceum.
Formed, 1822.
Rev. Joseph Allen, President. Warren Fay,
Rev. Chas. Farrar, Vice-Presidents. Henry Gla-
zier, Secretary.

North Broolijicld Lyceum,
Formed Feb. 20, ISIi. Officers chosen first

Wednesday in May.

Hon. Freeman AValker, President. Chas. Dun

can, Hiram Knight, J'ice- Presidents. Orin A.

Tomblin, Recording .^crctoi'y George H. Lowe,

Corresponding Secretary. William F. Adaius,

Treasurer.

Peoples' Sunday Meding for Free Discussion.
Instituted ISiO. Holds debates every Sunda
afternoon at Cochituate Hall, Tremont street.

284

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Sale7n Lyceum.
Incorporated 2d of April, 1830.

Nearly four hundred and sixty lectures have
been delivered in the annual courses. Annual
Meeting, last Thursday in April.

Officers elected in April, 18-51. — 0. Carlton, Pres-
ident. Stephen Osborne, Viee- President. Gilbert
L. Streeter, Corresponding Secretary. George F.
Choate, Recording Secretary. S. B. Ives, Treas-
U7'er. Samuel Johnson, N. Brown, Jr., W. Hunt,
L. Upton, Jos. Farnum, 0. B. Frothingham, H.
L. Lumbert, D. Perkins, J. B. F. Osgood, Stephen
H. Phillips, Managers.

Washington Village Lyceum, ( Washington Village,)
Dorchester.
Instituted in 1849.
Joseph Frye, President. Henry Geo. Allen,
Vice-President. Thos. Knapp, Secretary.

Winnissimet Literary Tnstitute.
Organized 1848.
R. S. Frost, President. H. E. Smith, C. B.
Wilder, J. W. Pottle, Vice-Presidents. M. C.
Hood, Secretary. I. C. Hall, Treasurer. Ira
Cheever, Rev. I. P. Langworthy, Library Com-
mittee.

Worcester County Mechanics' Association.
Ichabod Washburn, President, Edwin I. Howe,
Secretary.

Worcester Lyceum.
Isaac Davis, President. J. F. Allen, Secretary.

Yarmouth Lyceum.
J. B. Crocker, President. C. F. Swift, Secretary.

SCIE.^TIFIO AND LITERARY ASSO-
CIATIONS.

Ame7'ican Phonetic Council.
Dr. James W. Stone, Boston. Massachusetts,
President. Elias Longley, Esq., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Secretary. Robert Patterson, Esq., U. S. Mint,
Philadelphia, Treasurer. Stephen P. Andrews, 4U
Ann street. New York city ; Geo. B. Bradley, Cin-
cinnati; Stephen C. Dillingham, Monument,
Mass.; Ebenezer Smith, Boston, Mass.; Epinetus
Webster, 63 South Third street, Philadelphia,
Executive Committee.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Incorporated, 1780.
Joseph Bigelow, President ; Edward Everett,
Vice-President; J.I. Bowditch, 'Treasurer; Au-
gustus A. Gould, Cor. Secretary ; Joseph Hale
Abbott, Recording Sec. ; H. I. Bowriitch, Libra-
rian. Rooms, T^i Trcmont Row. Library hours,
10 A. M. to 5 P. M.

American Oriental Society, Boston.
Edward Robinson, D. D., President ; Francis
fi-.wAuer, Recording Sec. and Librarian ; William
W. Greenough, Treasure)-.

Boston Athenfcum.
Instituted 1804. Incorporated 1807.
Thomas G. Cary, President ; John A. Lowell,
Vice-President ; Samuel Hooper, Treasurer ; Chas.
P. Curtis, Jr., Secretary ; Charles Folsom, Libra-
rian ; Chas. B. Fairbanks, Assistant Librarian ;
Wm. T. Andrews, O. W. Holmes, Geo. S. Hillard,
Geo. Livcrmore, Edward N. Perkins, J. Ingersoll
Bowditch, Andrew T. Hall, Wm. Thoinas, Albert
Fearing, Adam W. Thaxtcr, Jr., Amos Lawrence,
Edward A. Crowninshield, G. Howland Shaw,
Krastus B. Bigelow, Charles E. Norton, 'Trustees.
Number of volumes, .50,000. Beacon street.

Bosto7i Society of Natural History.
Instituted 1830.

John C. Warren, U. D., President ; Charles T.
Jackson, M. D., D. Humphreys Storer, M. D.,
Vice-Presidents ; J. Eliot Cabot, Corresponding
Secretary ; Nathaniel B. Shurtlefi", M. D., Treas. ;
Charles K. Dillaway, Librarian ; Charles C.
Sheafe, Cabinet Keeper.

CuRATOKS: — Of Botany, J. E. Teschemacher;
Geology, Thomas T. Bouve ; Ortiithology , Samuel
Cabot, Jr., M. D. ; Mineralogy, Francis Alger;
Ichthyology, Wm. O. Ayres ; Entomology, Waldo
J. Burnett, M. D. ; Comp. Anatomy,, Samuel
Kneeland, Jr., M. D ; Conchology, Wm. Stimpson,
Hcrpetology, Horatio R. Storer ; Recording Sec,
Samuel L. Abbot, M. D.

Open and free every Wednesday, between the
hours of 12 and 2, and 3 and 5, P. M. Rooms, Ma-
son street, next Adams School-house. Annual
meeting, 1st Wednesday in May ; other meetings
on the 1st and 3d Wednesday of every month.
The Society publish the Boston Journal of Natural
History, which has reached its sixth volume.
Also, monthly proceedings, of which three volumes
have been published.

Boston Library.
Incorporated 1794.
William T. Andrews, Secretary ; Geo. S. Bul-
finch. Librarian.

Boicditch Library, No. 8 Otis Place, Boston.

Free to those who reside in Boston, or in the
vicinity, who are known to the proprietors, or to
those who conform to the rules of the Institution.

Essex Institute, Salem.

Incorporated Feb. 11, 1848. Annual Meeting,
2d Wednesday in May.

Formed by the union of the Essex Historical
Society, and the Essex Co. Natural History
Society.

D. A. White, President. John G. King, John
Lewis Russell, John C. Lee, Vice-Presidents.
Henry Wheatland, Secretary and Treasttrer. M.
A. Stickney, Librarian. Geo. A. Perkins, Cabi-
net Keeper.

Franklin Library, Laicrence.
George A. Walker, President.
N. D. Welles, Secretary and Librarian.

Haverhill Ci^-culating Library, Haverhill.
A. B. Jaques, President.

Mattapan Library, Dorchester.
Increase S. Smith, Librarian.

New Bedford Social Library,
Founded in 1803. Present No. of Volumes, 6,000.
Thomas B. White, John F. Emerson, Thomas
A. Greene, Directors. Edward Fales, Librarian
and 'Treaswrr. Augustus Taber, Clerk.

New England Art Union,
Edward Everett, President ; Franklin Dexter,
Henry W. Longfellow, Vice-Presidents ; James B.
Gregcrson, Sec; James Lawrence, Treasurer;
Thomas T. Spear, Actuary. OfRce, 38 Tremont
row, Boston.

Phonographic Reporting Association.
Established 1845.
James W. Stone, M. D., President ; Ebenezer
Smith and Edwin Leigh, Vice-Presidents ; Henry
H. Parkhur.st and M. Goddard, Corresponding
Secretaries ; D. F. Chessman, Recording Secretary ;
Thomas Prince, C. W. Slack, R. lA^x^ion, Standing

SOCIETIES.

285

Committee ; Thomas Ranney, L. Buoncore, E. L.
Lotlirop, Trustees. Meetings, Saturday evenings,
339 Washington Street.

Roxbwi/ Atheiitvum.

Henry Bartlctt. President. Samuel II. Walley,
Vice-President. George Brown, Treasurer. .1.
M. Spcllnian, Seeretari/. George Putnam, F. Ilil-
lard. J. S. Sleeper, O.K. Dilloway, B. E. Cutting,
B. Perkins, S. P. Blake, T. D. Anderson, S. C.
Thwing, 'Trustees.

The library of the Athenxiim now contains
6,141 volumes and 4,754 pamphlets.

Salem Athen(ruin.

Incorporated in 1801 ; was formed by the union
of the Social and Philosophical Libraries. The
former was organized in 1760, the latter in 1781.
Number of volumes, 11,500.

Annual Meeting for the choice of officers, last
"Wednesday but one in May.

George Choate, President. Henry Wheatland,
Clerk of the Trustees and of the Corporation. J.
F. Worcester, Treasurer. Stephen C. Phillips,
George Choate, A. L. Peirson, Oliver Carlton,
ElishaMack, S. P. AVebb, J. H. Silsbee, Henry
Wheatland, George F. Chever, Trustees. Gilbert
L. Streeter, Librarian.

Salem Evangelical Library.

Formed in 1818. Contains upwards of 1,300
volumes. Annual meeting in June.

Brown Emerson, John Punchard, Henry Whip-
ple, Caleb Warner, Trustees. Brown Emerson,
Librarian. Henry Whipple, Treasurer.

State Library.

Joel Giles, Boston ; Charles Sumner, Boston,
{resigned;) George Livermore, Cambridge, Trus-
tees. Barnas Sears, Librarian. Samuel C. Jack-
son, Assistant Librarian.
' Society of Civil Engineers.

G. M. Dexter, President ; Simeon Borden, of
Fall River, Vice-President ; Samuel Nott, Seere-
tari/; Wm. P. Parrot, Treasurer; E. S. Chesbo-
rough, Joseph Bennett, Samuel Ashburner, W.
L. Dearborn, W. S. Whitwell, Directors.

Village Ubrary of Grovela?id.

Nathaniel Ladd, Librarian.

IVest Neicton Athenaeum.

The annual meetine of this institution was held
in the Town Hall at West Newton, Monday even-
ing, and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year : —

Rev. Lyman Gilbert, D. D., Presitlent. Rev. II.
W. Knapp, Vice-President. J. S. Clark, Secretary.
J. W. Stone, Treasurer. J. H. Stevenson, Dr.
Brown, Wm. B. Fowle, J. Hager, N. P. Allen, J.
Harmstcad, F. Edmands, Directors,

LIBRARIES IN THE U. STATES.

The following table gives the names of the prin-
cipal public libraries in the United States, together
with the location and number of volumes of the
same :

Namf. Location,. Vols.

Boston Athenaeum Bostoa 50,OCK3

Jliv.'Jsachusetts State Library • • Boston SJSJO

Boston Library Boston 12,7tXi

Social Law Library do. 4.lX)0

Bowditch Library do. 2,o()0

Boylsvou Circulating Library • ■ ■ do. 3,IH10

Am. .\cad. of Arts and Sciences do. 10,00()

Medical Library do. 3.000

Ma-ss. Historical Society do. 8.000

M^x■haIlic Apprentices' library- do. •- 3.500

MercantiJe Library Asso. ■ .-.".• do. 8.<XI0

N. E. Historic Genealogical Soc. do. 1,5W

Theological Seminary AnJovcr, JIa««. ■ • • ■ 21 ,.'if)0

Am. Antl<juarian Society WorceKter, Mnjfs.- . ■ • l'J,000

Koxbury Alhenifum Koxbury, Mns.'. • • • • (i,140

Harvard College Library CuiiibridKe, Mas*.- • {Hl,.''/)0

I'liiladelphia iLibrary Co I'hiladelpbla Gl.WO

Yale Collepe New Maven, Conn. • M-'KA

Now York Society Library New York .Yi.flOO

Mercantile Library do. 33,0tH)

Astor Library do. 'Zb^OW

New York State Library Albany 26,000

(Jeorgetown <^>llege (Jeorgetown, D. C- • ■2G..'jOO

Dartiiioutli College Hanover, N. H. 22,4(.'0

liowdoin College Brunswick, Me. 26,i'>(X)

Urown University rroviileiice, K. I.- • • ffi.CXiO

N. Y. Hi!|foncal "Societv New York 20,000

Am. I'hilosophical Society Philadelphia 20,(X)0

Library Society Charleston, S. C- ■ • -20,000

Baltimore Library B.altiniorc 10,000

German Society Philadelphia 1«,000

Apprentices' Library New York 14,000

Apprentices' Library Philadelpliia 14,000

Am. Acad, of Natural History- do. 1.3.500

College of New ,Iersey Princeton 10,(100

Columbia College New York 17.000

Mercantile Library Philadelphia 13X00

South Carolina College Columbia, S. C. 19,000

Virginia State Library Kicbmond 16.000

Maryland do. Annapolis 1.5.000

Ohio do. Columbus 1.3.(K)0

Pennsylvania do. Harrisburg 10,iKX)

Maine do. Augusta lO.OCO

University of N. Carolina Chapel Hill 13.3 lO

Do. of Virginia Ch.arlottesvillc 19.000

Do. of Vermont Burlington 12,600

U. S. Military Academy AVest Point 15,500

Union College Schenectady 15.000

Trinity College (Epi.scopal) Hartford, C't. 12.000

Theological Seminary ( Union)- - New Y'ork 18,00 )

Do. Institute (Kpis.) -- • do. 10,000

Do. Seminary (Pres.)- - -Princeton, N. J. 11.000

St. .Joseph's Seminary (Cath.)--Fordham, N. \'. 11,500

Dickinson College ('arlislc, Penn. 14,7(0

Philadelphia Athenjcum Philadelphia 11,000

Providence do. Providence, R. I. • • • 16,000

Kutger's College N. Bninswick, N. J. • 10,000

Hamilton College Clinton, N. Y. 10,500

Jefferson College Canbn.sburg, Pa. • • - • 10.000

Pennsylvania Hospit.al Philadelphia 10.0(W

N. Hampshire State Library • ■ -Concord, N. H. lO-Of-O

Most of the other public libraries in the United
States averag(i less than 10,000 volumes each.
The total in 140 libr.iries is 1,773,900 volumes
(including 53,000 volumes in the Congressional
Library, at Washington, lately destroyed by fire,)
making an average of 12,670 volumes to each
library. Many private libraries in the United
States exceed the average.

HISTORICAL AND COMMEMORA-
TIVE ASSOCIATIONS.
America7t Antiquarian Society, Worcester.

Incorporated 1812. The American Antiquarian
Society, established for the purpose of collecting
and preserving the materials of history, more
especially American History, was incorporated by
the Legislature of Massachusetts, in 1812.

Isaiah Thomas, the distinguished Printer and
Publisher, and author of " The History of Print-
ing in America," was the first President, and has
been the greatest benefactor of this Institution.
A brick edifice for the Library and Cabinet, erect-
ed at his expense, was completed in 1820. His
private collection of books, which was a very con-
siderable one, became the basis of the Library,
Extensive additions were made to the building
after his death, from resources provided by his
will; and the principal portion of the funds of
the Society, now amounting to more than 527,000,
resulted from his bequests.

The Library of the Society now exceeds 16,000
volumes. Its cabinet contains many articles of
curiosity and interest; and its manuscripts, coins,
Ike, are of considerable value. Two volumes of

Transactions, and a catalocjiie of the Library,
have been pubhslied ; and a third volume of Trans-
actions is in preparation for the press.

There are two meetings of the Society in the
year ; one at Worcester, on the '23d day of October,
the day on which Columbus discovered America ;
the other in Boston, on the last Wednesday of
May. The Council of the Society meet on the last
Wednesday of each month, at the Antiquarian
Hall, in Worcester.

Hon. Edward Everett, LL. D. Cambridge, Pres-
ident. Hnn. John Davis, LL. D., Worcester;
Rev. William Buell Sprague, D. D., Al5any, N.
Y., Vice-Presidents. Hon. Levi Lincoln, LL. D.,
Frederic Wm. Paine, Esq., John Green, M. D.,
Hon. Emory Washburn, Hon. Stephen Salisbury,
Hon. Alfred Dvvisjht Foster. Hon. Isaac Davis,
Worcester; Hon. James C. Merrill, Rev. Charles
Lowell, D. D., Hon. Joseph Willard, Esq., Boston,
Councillors. Jared Sparks, LL. D., Cambridge,
Secretary of Foreirin Correspondence. Hon. Ben
jamin Franklin Thomas, Worcester, Secretary of
Domestic Corresptyiuhnce. Hon. Rejoice Newton,
Worcester, Recording Secretary, Samuel Jen-
nison, Esq. Worcester, Treasurer. Samuel F.
Haven, Esq., Librarian.

American Statistical Association.
Organized, December 11, 1839. Edward Jarvis,
M. D., President. Samuel Swett, Charles Brooks,
Vice-Presidents. J. B. Felt, Recording Secretary.
William Brigham, Home Secretary. Joseph E.
Worcester, LL. D., Foreign Secretary. Lyman
Mason, Treasurer. F. W. Sawyer, Librariaji.
Office, Savings Bank Building.

Boston Latin School Association.
Instituted 1844. Annual meeting, 2d Wednes-
day in May.

B. A. Gould, President. Rev. A. Young, Vice-
President. Samuel J. Bridge, Secretctry and
Treasurer. Epes S. Dixwell, Librarian. George
S. Hillard, Charles K. Dillaway, Edward E. Hale,
Charles Sumner, George E. Ellis, Standim/ Com-
mittee. [All persons who have been connected
with the school, either as teachers or pupils, are
eligible for membership. The object of the Asso-
ciation is friendly intercourse among its members,
and to collect material for a history of the school,
and funds for a library, and apparatus for classi-
cal illustrations.]

Cape Cod Association.

David Sears, President. William Sturgis, Lem-
uel Shaw, Daniel C. Bacon, Benjamin Bangs,
j Prince Hawes, Benjan)in Burgess, Benjamin F.
Ilallet, Joshua Sears, Francis Bassett, Robert
Bar-on, Thomas Thacher, S K. Lothrop, John G.
Palfrey, Vice- Presidents. Israel Lombard, Henry
Crocker, Henry C. Brooks, Isaiah M. Atkins, Jr.,
ExeciUice Committee. Isaac Thacher, Treasurer.
Henry A. Scudder, Corresponding Sec. Wra. S.
Thacher, Recording Secretary.

Massachusetts Historical Society.
Instituted, 1701. James Savage, LL. D., Presi-
dent. Hon. John P. ]>igelo\v, Bela B. Edwards,
1). D., Hon. C. Francis Adams, Rev. Samuel H.
Riddcll, Rev. Joseph S. Clark, Theophilus R.
Marvin, N. B. Shurtleff, M. D., James M. Rob-
bins, J. Wingate Thornton, Councillors. Joseph
Willard, h'erordi/ig Secretary. Rev. Alexander
Young, Carres jxniding Secretary. Rev. J. B. Felt,
Librarian. Richard Frothingham, Jr., Treasurer.
I. P. Davis, Es(|., Cabinet Keeper. Rooms, Sav-
ings Bank Building, Trcmont sticet.

New England Historic- Genealogical Society.
Incorporated, 18lO-4'>. Rev. Joseph B. Felt,
President. Nathaniel B. Shurtlctf, M. D., TVce-

President. Frederick Kidder, Treasurer. S. G.
Drake, Corresponding Secretary. Charles Mayo,
Recording Secretary. William B. Trask, Libra-
rian. Thomas Prince, Publisher. Standing Com-
mittee on Finance, David Hamblin, Esq., Gen.
Samuel Andrews. On the Library, Artemas Si-
monds, Isaac Child. On Donations and Exchanges,
Hon. Amasa Walker, John G. Locke. Hall, 11^
Tremont Row. The publication of the Society is
issued quarterly.

Pilgrim Society, Plymouth.

Incorporated 1820. Officers chosen annually,
on the last Monday in May.

Semiannual meeting, the Saturday preceding the
21st December.

Charles H. Warren, Boston, President. Wil-
liam Davis, Plymouth, J'lce- President. William
S. Rassell, Plymouth, Recording Secretary.- Ben-
jamin M. Watson, Plymouth, Correspondi7ig Sec.
Allen Danforth, Plymouth. Treasurer. Lemuel
D. Holmes, Plymouth, Librarian. John B.
Thomas, Isaac L. Hedge, Thomas Russell, Schuy-
ler Sampson, Winslow Warren, Abraham Jack-
son, Timothy Gordon, Andrew L. Russell, Ply-
mouth ; James T. Hayward, William Thomas,
Boston, Trustees.

AGRIOUIiTURAL ASSOCIATIONS.

Agricultural Society, Westhoro\
Formed, 18.38. Annual meeting for choice of of-
ficers, first Tliursday in January. ,

Presidtnt. Curtis Seamans, and Baxter Forbes, V.
Presidents. C. P. Rice, Stc. Baxter Forbes, Ireas.

Barnstcible County Agricultural Association.

Organized, May 25, 1843. Incorporated, March
15th, 1844. At its organization the following gen-
tlemen were chosen officers, viz: Hon. John Reed,
Yarmouth, President. Charles H. Bursley, Barn-
stable, Sec. Joseph A. Davis, Barnstable, Trens.
In October, 1S48, Mr. Reed resigned tiie office of
President, and Zenas D. Bassett, Esq. of Barnstable,
was elected to that office. In October, 1850, Mr.
Bassett resigned the office of President, and Gen-
eral Jeremiah Mayo, of Brewster, was elected as
successor. Officers of the Society in 1 851,. Jeremiah
Mayo, Brewster, Pres. diaries H. Bursley, Barn-
stable, Rec. Sec. Frederick W. Crocker, Barnsta-
ble, Qjr. Sec. Ebenezer Bacon, Barnstable, Treas.

BerJcshire Afpicnltural Society.
Incorporated, Feb. 25, 1811. Ensign H. Kellogg,
Seerttary.

Bristol County Agricultural Societi/.
J. H. W. Pnge, New Bedford, President. John
Daggett, Attlcborough, and Alfred Wood, Dighton,
V. Presidents. S. A. Dean, Taunton, Treasurer.
Timothy Gordon, Taunton, Sccreiary.

Chelsea Ornamental Tree Societi/.

Founded in 1849. Samuel Bassett, Pres. Enoch
Ilsley, V. Pres. Krastus Rugg, Isaac Stebbins, S.
C. Maine, Edward Bassett, Josiah Bacon, and T. 1'.
Cheever, Dlrtetors. James P. Farley, Sea-etary and
Treasurer.
DcerJieU Valley Agricultural and Industrial Society

R. II. Lcavitt, President. A. B. Vining, Sec'ry.
Esse.t Agricultural Society.

Incorporated, 1818. Meetings annually in Sept.
or Octol>er. John W. Proctor, Danvers, Presidtnt,
Allen W. Dodge, Hamilton, Sec. William Sutton,
Salcra, Treasurer.

Fnvdiin County Agricultural Socieiif.

Organized, May, 1850. Henry W. Cushman,Ber-
nardston, President A. G. Hammond, Treasurer.
Wendell T. Davis, Greenfield, Seci-etary.

SOCIETIES.

287

Hampden Agricultural Association.

Josiah Hooker, Springfield, Frtsident. Fifteen
Vice I're.sulents, and a IJoard of Directors. Alfred
A. Allen, Springfield, Sccri'lnry. James Brewer, 2d,
Spriiip:fiel(l, Tn-as. Hon. William H. Calhoun and
Hon. John Mills, J'^x- Presidents.

JIampshire Agricultural Society.
Ineor|)nratcd, ]8i9. A. Baker, Amherst, Pres.
Luki^ Swcetser, Andierst; Joseph Smith, lladley;
I'aoli Lathrop, South Hadley ; .losiali I>. Woods,
Enfield; Horace Henderson, Sunderland, V. Pres-
idents. J. W. Boyden, Sec. and Treas.

Hampshire, Hampden, and Franklin Agr. Soc''y-
W'UUflm Ghuk, President. William 0. Gorhani,
Secretary.

MassacJiuselts Horticultural Society.
Rooms, School street, Boston. Joseph S. Cabot,
President. Benjamin V. French, Cheever Newhall,

E. N. Uichards, Josiah Stickney, Vice Presidents.
Eben Wi^ht, Cor. Sec. W. C. Strong, liec. Stc.
Samuel R. Austin, Treasurer.

Maxs. Society for Promotion of Agricidture.

Incorporated, 1792. John C Gray, Pres. Daniel
Webster, Abbott Lawrence, Vice Presidents. Benj.
Guild, ^ec. Sec. Josiah Quincy, jr., Cur. Secretary.
Thos. Motley, jr., Treasurer, "j. C. Warren, M.D.,

F. C. Lowell, David Se*irs, William P. Mason, and
Thomas Jlotley, jr.. Trustees.

Middlesex Horticultural Society.

"William Spencer, President. 0. M. Whipple, H.
Emcrj-, Hce Presidents. Joel Powers, Sec. and
Ireasurer.

New Bedford Horticultural Society.
James Arnold, President. Henry H. Crapo, Sam-
uel W. Rodman, W. P. Jenney, John Howland, V.
Presidents. Matthew Howland, .ffec. li'tc. William
C. Coflin, Treasurer.

Norfolk Agricultural Society.

Formed, February 7, 1840. Ofiicers chosen an-
nually last Wednesday in JLarch. M. V. Wilder,
Pnfident. Edward L. Keyes, i?cc Sec. Edgar K.
Whitaker, Cor. Sec. Enos Foord, Treas.

Plymouth County Agricultural Society.

Seth Spi-agne, President. Joshua Eddy, Benja-
min Hobart, T7ce Presidents. Jesse Perkins, Sec''y.
Williams Latham, Ireasarer.

WorceMer County Horticultural Society.
Incorporated in 1842. Isaac Davis, Pres. Geo.
Jaques, Rcc. Sec.

MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS.

Boston Musical Fund Socict)/.
Thomas Comer, Pres.; J. N. Peirce, Sec. ; G. J-
Webb, Director.

Boston Academy of Music,
Geo. E. Head, Pres. ; B.' F. Edmands, Cor.
Sec; Benj. Perkins, Treas.; Benj. F. Edmands,
Librarian.

Boston Philharmonic Society.
Oliver Brewster, President ; George P. Read,
Seci-etary.

Chelsea Musical Association.
Samuel Orcutt, Pres. ; Rufus S. Frost, William
Hawes, Vice-Pres. ; William G. Clark, Sec. ; D. A.
?ilartin. Treasurer ; Josiah Ossrood, Cyrus Clement,
Cheever Newhall, Wm. T. Hall, Jas. L. Jones,
Trustees.

Handel and Haydn Society, Boston.
Organized 1815.
Abraham G. Bigclow, J'res. ; John S. Farlow.
Vice-President ; Joseph G. Oakcs, Sec. ; M. S.
Parker, Treasurer.

Musical Education Society, Boston.
J.W.Tyler, Pres.; Geo. A. Lord, Vice-Pres.;
William liogei^. Secretary ; Washington Warren,
Treasu7-er.

Musical Hall Association, Boston.
Charles P. Curtis, President; John Rogers,
Treas., Railroad Exchange ; J. L. Batcheldcr, .Sec,
89 Court St. ; Chas. P. Curtis, Jonas Chickcring,
Benj. D. Greene. Jaliez B. Uphatn, Chas. H. Mills,
Geo. Derby, Robt E. Apthorp, Directors.
Philharmonic Society, Salem.
Organized Sept. 'A5, 1842.
John C. Howard, Pres.; J. Fisk, Vice-Pres.;
George H. Smith, Music Dirictor, Secretary, and
Treasurer ; Benj. Whitmore, Benj. G. Perkins, I.

A. Robinson, Directors.

MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.

Boston Medical Association. — Instituted, ISOG.
E. W. Blake, Sec. ; John Ware, Geo. Ilayward,
J. Mason Warren, D. Humphreys Storer, Nathaniel

B. Shurtleff, Standing Com. Annual meeting, 1st
Monday of May.

Bo.ston Society for Medical Improrement.

Annual meeting held on the second Monday in
January. Regular meetings, 2d and 4tli Monday
of each month.'

The Chairman is chosen at each meeting. Jacob
Bigelow, M. D. ; John Ware, M. D , A. A. Gould,
M. D., D. Humphreys Storer, M. D., Prudential
Comniittee ; John B. S. Jackson, M. D., Nathaniel
B. Shurtleff, i^L D., Curators of the Cabinet ;
Wm. W. Moreland, M. D., Sec. and Treasurer;
Samuel L. Abbott, M. D., Librarian.

Boylston Medical Society.

Wm. H. Thorndikc. M. D., President; Waldo I.
Burnett, M.D., Vice-President ; John Le Bosquet,
Sec; E. Leigh, Librarian.

Female Medical Education Society.

For educating Midwives, Nurses, and Female
Physicians. Incorporated, April, 18.50. The Bos-
ton Female Medical School is conducted by the
Society. Timothy Gilbert, President ; Willard
Sears, Samuel E. Sewall, Dexter S. King, Simon
G. Shipley, Direc'ors ; Samuel Gresiory, Sec ; John
P. Jewett, Treasurer ; Office, 17 Coriihill. Insti-
tution located on Boylston, corner Carver street.
New Bedford Medical Society.
Instituted 18-36.

William A. Gordon, of New Bedford, President ;
Julius S. Mayhew, Secretary.

Massachusetts Medical Society.

Incorporated November, 1781. — Annual Meeting
held in Boston, last Wednesday in May.

John Ware, President; Andrew Markie, T7re-
P resident ; Henry I. Bowditch, Cor. Secretary f
Charles E. Ware, Rec. Sec/rtary ; Abraham A.
Watson, Librarian ; Augustus A. Gould, Treas-
urer. The Presidents of the District Societies are
ex-offlcio Vice-Presidents.

CENSORS.

Suffolk Medical District, and the Society at Large.

Samuel Morrill, Phineas M. Crane, Augustus A-
Gould, William E. Coale, John C. Dalton, Jr.
Barnstable Medical District.

E. W. Carpenter, A. Cornish, J. Leonard, G.
Shove, S. H. Gould.

288

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

BerJcshire Medical District.

Vassal White, Timothy Childs, Franklin A.
Cady.

Bristol North Medical District.

C. Swan, M. R. Randall, P. Savery.

Bristol South Medical District.
J. S. Mayhew, E. Colby, Davis, Snow, Atwood.

Essex North Medical District.
Henry C. Perkins, Jeremiah Spofford, Thomas
Sparhawk, Moses L. Atkinson, John Appleton.
Essex Sottth Medical District.
A. L. Peirson, Benj. Cox, and Ebenezer Hunt.

Franklin Medical District.
E. W. Carpenter, C. M. Duncan, James Deane.

Hampden Medical District.
No returns.

Hampshire Medical District.
Dan. Thompson, Benj. F. Smith, Herrey Orcutt.

Middlesex Medical District.
E. Huntington, J. C. Bartlett, D. Wells, A. B.
Bancroft, N. Allen.

Middlesex East Medical District.
William F. Sterens, Richard W. Piper, David
Youngman.

Middlesex South Medical District.
L. V. Bell, M. Wyman, S. Whitney, A. Hooker,
J. M. Whittemore.

Norfolk Medical District.
Ebenezer Alden, Eben. Stone, Henry Bartlett.

Plymouth Medical District.
Tim. Gordon, Sam. A. Orr, Josiah S. Hammond.

Worcester Medical District.
Wm. Workman, Benj. Pond, Joseph Sargent, J.
G. Metcalf, Calvin P. Fiske.

DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETIES.

Barnstable District Society.
E. W. Ca.\YienX&r, President ; Jonathan Leonard,
Vice-President ; S. H. Gould, Secretary ; G. Shove,
Treasurer.

Berkshire District Society.
Henry L. Sah\n, President ; Charles M'Alister,
Vice-President ; Coridon Guiteau, Seci'etary ; Sel-
den Jennings, Treasurer.

Bristol North District Society.

Johnson Gardner, President ; Joseph H. Hatch,
Vice-President ; Thaddeus Phelps, Secretary and
Treasm-er ; Phincas Savery and James B. Dean,
Librarians.

Bristol South District Society.

Foster Hooper, J 'residei>t ; B. B. Sisson, Fi7-st
Vice-President ; Joseph Haskell, Second Vice-Pres-
ident; Elijah Colby. Secretary; William A. Gor-
don, Treasurer and Librarian.

Essex North District Society.
John Appleton, President ; Stephen Huse, T7re-
Presidcnt ; Martin Root, Sec. ; Jeremiah Spof-
ford, Treasurer and Librarian.

Essex South District Society.
A. L. Peirson, President ; Georpe Choate, Vice-
President ; Geor}i;c A. Perkins, Treasurer ; Edw.
B. Peirson, Librarian ; William H. Prince, Sec-
retary.

Franklin District Society.
Stephen W. Williams, President ; James Deane,
Secretary and Trcasttrer , Alpheus F. Stone,
Librarian.

Hampden District Society.
James M. Smith, President ; Alfred Lambert,
Sec. and Librarian.

Hampshire District Society.
Henry Orcutt, President ; Horatio Thomson,
Sec. ; Artemas Bell, Treasurer ; James Thompson,
Librariati.

Middlesex East District Society.
Benjamin Cutter, President ; Horace P. Wake-
field, Vice-President ; S. Watson Drew, Secretary ;
Truman Rickard, Treasurer and Librarian ; Moses
Parker, Auditor.

Middlesex North District Society.
John C. Dalton, President; John C. Bartlett,
Vice-President ; Charles D. A. Davis, Secretary;
Luther B. Morse, Treasurer.

Middlesex South District Society.

Josiah Bartlett, President ; J. W. Bemis, Sec. ;
R. S. Warren, Treasurer.

No7'folk District Society.

Jeremy Stimson, President; Appleton Howe,
Vice-President ; Edward Jarvis, Sec. ; Danforth
P. Wight, Treasurer ; Lemuel Dickeman, Libra-
rian ; Ebenezer Stone and Benj. Maun, Committee
of Supervision.

Plymouth District Society.

Paul L. Nichols, President ; Winslow Warren,
Sec. ; Alfred C. Garratt, Treasurer ; James M.
Underwood, Librarian.

Suffolk District Society.

John Jeffries, President ; Samuel Cabot, Jr.,
Vice-President ; Charles Gordon, Treasurer ; Henry
W. Williams, Sec7-etary ; William E. Coale, Libra-
ria7i ; Drs. Gould, G. S. Jones, Bacon, E. H.
Clarke, Bowditch, Committee for Examination of
Druys ; Drs. Z. B. Adams, and N. B. Shurtled",
Committee of Supervision.

Worcester District Society.
Benjamin Pond, President ; T. K. Boutelle,T7<7C-
President ; William D. Peck, Secretary; Benjamin
Heywood, Treasurer and Librarian ; William
Workman, Benjamin F. Heywood, John G. Met-
calf, Committee on Waldo Leyacy.

RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS.

American Bible Society.

Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, LL. D.,New York,
Prtsident. Hon. Duncan Cameron, N. C, und 28
others, 17ce Presidents. John C. Brigham, D.D.,
Kcv. Joseph Holdicti, D.D., Secretaries. William
Whitlock, jr., Esq., Treasurer. Joseph Hyde, Esq ,
General Agent and Assistant Treasurer. Hev. Jos.
C. Stiles, Spec. Sue. ]\Ieetings of the Board of Man-
iigers, at the Society's house. No. 115 Nassau street,
New York, 1st Thursday of every month, at 4 1-2
P. M. Number of Auxiliary Societies in Massachu-
setts, 37. During the past year 03 new Auxiliary
Societies have been organized in 19 ditVcrent States.
Amount of receipts from all sources, the year end-
ing May, 1S51, $-27G,8S2 53. Number of Bibles
pnnted'the last year, :27O,00O, and 402,800 New
Testaments, making a total of 672,800 copies ; and
an aggregate since the formation of the Society, of
2,923,468" Bibles, and 4,647,499 Testaments, or a total
sum of 7,572,907.

American Baptist Missionary Union
Rooms corner of Somerset and Howard Streets,
Boston. George N. Briggs, LL. 1)., Pres. Key. S.
Peck, Gjrres/nindiiiy Secretary, fir the Foreign De-
partment. William H. Shailer, Recording Secretary.
Key. K. Bright, jr.. Corresponding Secretary, for the
Home Departnu'.nt. Kicliard E. Eddy, Esq., Treas.

SOCIETIES.

289

American Board of Commissioners for ForeKjn
Missions.

Incorporated, 1812. Missionary House, No. 33
Pemberton Sq. Theoflore Frelinj^liuysen, LL.D.,
President. Thomns S. Williams, LL. 1)., Vice Pres-
ident. Kufus Anderson, I).:)., S. L. Pomroy, I).l>.,
S. B. Treat, D.D., Secretaries for Correspondence.
Samuel M. Worcester, D.D., Recording Secretaiy.
Henry Hill, Esq., Treasurer.

American Tract Society.

Organized, 1825. Depository, 28 Cornhill. John
Tappan, Esq., President. Hon. Simon Grcenleaf,
Rt. Kev. Manton Eastburn, D.D., Hon. George N.
Briggs, Hon. Samuel Williston, Jacob Slcpper, Vice

Presidents. , Treasurer. Rev. Seth

Bliss, Corresponding Secretary, General Agent, and
Assistant Treasurer.

American Unitarian Association.

Founded in 1824. Incorporated in 1847. Rev.
Samuel K. Lothrop, Boston, President. Hon. Ste-
phen Fairbanks, Boston, and Rev. Edward B. Hall,
U.D., Providence, R. I., Vice Presidents.

Executive Committee. — Isaac Bangs, Esq., of
Cambridge; Hon. Albert Fearing. Boston; Rev.
Charles Brooks, Boston ; Rev. Henry A. Miles, D.D.
Lowell, Rev. George W. Briggs, Plymouth, Directors.
Henry P. Fairbanks, Esq., Charlestown, Treasurer.
Rev. Calvin Lincoln, Boston, Secretary. Rev. Chas.
Briggs, Boston, Assistant Sec.

The Annual Meeting is on the Tuesday before the
last Wednesday in May of each year. Depository
at 111 Washington street ; Crosby and Nichols, Agt.

Autumnal Conventions.

These are meetings of the Unitarian body, held
in different parts of the country, at the invitation of
friends, for the purpose of conference, discussion,
public religious services, and the promotion of fra-
ternal feelings. They have been .held in the follow-
ing places, viz : —

Worcester. Oct. 19, 1842. Rev. Ezra S. Gannett,
D.D., and Rev. Andrew P. Peabody, Preachers.

Providence, R. I., Oct. 2d, 1834. Rev. Orville
Dewey, D.D., Rev. Geo. Putnam, D.D., Preachers.

Albany, K Y., October 15, 1844. Rev. Henry W.
Bellows, Rev. Orville Dewey, D.D., Preachers.

New York, October 22, 1845. Rev. Ezra S. Gan-
nett, D.D., Rev. Henry W. Bellows, Preachers.

Philidelplda, Pa., Oct. 20, 1846. Rev. Edward B.
Hall, D.D.. Rev. Frederic H. Hedge, Preachers.

Salem, October 19, 1847. Rev. Frederic A. Far-
ley, D.D., Rev. George W. Briggs, Preachers.

Neic Bedford, October 17, 1848. Rev. William H.
Furness, D.D., Rev. Chandler Robbins, Preachers.

Portland, Mc., October 19. 1849. Rev. Alonzo
Hill, Rev. John Weiss, Rev. G. W. Hosmer, Preacher.

Springfield, Oct. 15, 1850. Ephraim Peabodv, D.
D., Rev.'C. T. Brooks, Rev. G. \V. Briggs, Preachers.

Portsmouth. N. K, Oct. 14, 1851. Rev. Thomas
T. Stone, Rev. Frederic D. Huntington, Preachers.

Annual Ministerial Conference.

Rev. Frederic D. Huntington, Scribe. George E.
Ellis, James W. Thompson', D.D., Edward B. Hall,
D.D., Standing Committee.

Benevolent Fraternity of Churches.

For the support of the ministry at large in Boston.
Rev. Samuel Barrett, D.D., President. George W.
Warren, Treasurer. E. Wigglesworth, Sec. Prince
Hawes, Robert Waterston, with the President, Treas-
urer, and Secretary, Executive Commiltte.

Ministers at Large.
The establishment of the Ministry at Large, in
Boston, dates back to Nov. 5th, 1826, when Rev.

Dr. Joseph Tuckerman entered on the duties of
what he called " the mission to tlie poor" in that !
city ; though previous to that time the moral claims ^
of the poor were not entirely neglected, but some
provision of missionary service had been made for
them by a society, for their moral and religious
instruction. The Ministry at Large, in the spirit of
Dr. Tuckerman, is adopted in the following places
Boston, Warren St. Chapel, Charles F. Barnard.
" Pitts Street " Samuel H. Winkloy.

" Suffolk St. " Samuel B. Cruft.

" Andw. Bigelow, D.D

Charlestown, Oliver C. Everett.

Roxbury, James Ritchie.

Salem, John Ball.

Lowell, Horatio Wood.

Worcester, Francis Le Barcai.

Providence, R. I. P^dwin JL Stone.

Portland, Me. William H. Hadley.

St. Louis, Mo. Robert Hassall.

The Thursday Lecture.
This Lecture was commenced by .John Cotton,
second Pastor of the First Church in Boston, in the
autumn of 1623, and was at first sustained by him-
self alone.

Afterwards, by courtesy, it came to be preached
by each of the ministers of the Boston Association'
in turn.

In the year 1845, the association gave it back into
the hands of the pastor of the First Church, to whom
by right it still belonged.

By his invitation, the following gentlemen are
pledged to assist him in sustaining the Lecture. It
is preached by them in the order of their college
graduation.

Francis Parkman, D.D., Boston.

Lemuel Capen, Boston.

N. L. Frothingham, D.D., Boston.

Andrew Bigelow, D.D., Boston.

Samuel Barrett, D.D., Boston.

Alexander Young, T>.V>., Boston.

Frederic T. Grav, Boston.

William P. Lunt, D.D., Quinctj.

Artemas B. Muzzey, Cambridgepori.

Samuel K. Lothrop, Boston.

Geoi'ge Putnam, D.D., Roxbury.

Ephraim Peabody, D.D., Boston.

Tliomas B. Fox, Boston.

Frederic W. UoWund, East Cambridge.

John H. Morison. Milton.

Nathaniel Hall, Dorchester.

Cyrus A. Bartol, Boston.

Oliver C. Everett, Charlestown.

George E. Ellis, Charlestown.

Frederic A. Whitney, Brighton.

Robert C. Waterston, Boston.

Richard Pike, Dorchester.

Thomas S. King, Boston.

William R. Alger, Roxbunp

Frederic N. Knapp, BrooUine.

Grindall Reynolds, West Roxbury.

Joshua Young, Boston.

Adams Ayer, Chelsea.
Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in Massachusetts.
Right Rev. JIanton Eastburn, D.D.. President ex-
ofjicio. Rev. Charles Mason, Joseph H. Clinch, Geo.
M. Randall, John AVayland, Theodore W. Snow,
(Secretary) of the Clergy. Otis Daniel, C. H. Parker,
G. M. Dexter, James B. Dow, ( Treasurer) of the
Laity.

Bible Society of Salem and 1-^cinify.

Instituted August 22, 1810. Annual meeting the

second Wednesday in June. Depository No. 230

Essex Street. Officers elected June, 1851. Stephen

C. Phillips, President. Samuel M. Worcester, Sec.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Stephen B. Ives, Treasurer. Michael Shepard,
Ehsha l\Iack, John Dike, Trustees.

Boston Young Men's Christian Association,
Organized December 29, ISol. Object, "the im-
provement of the spiritual and mental condition
of young men."

MEMBERSHIP.

Active Members. — Any young man, who ig a
member in regular standing of an Evangelical
Church, may become an active member of this
Association, by the payment of one dollar annu-
ally. Active members only shall have the right to
vote, and he eligble to office.

Associate Members. — Any young man, of good
moral character, may become a member of this
Association, by the payment of one dollar annu-
ally, and shall be entitled to all the privileges of
the Association, elegibility to office and the right
to vote only excepted.

The Annual Meeting of the Association for the
choice of officers and transaction of other business,
shall be holden on the last Tuesday evening in
May. The following officers were unanimously
elected, January 5, 1852 :

Francis O. Watts, President. Chas. Theodore
Russell, Abel Stevens, Stephen G. Deblois, Alfred
E. Giles, Vice-Presidents. S. G. Bowdlear, Corres-
pondiu'j Secretary. James W. Merriam, Eecordina
Secretary. James M. Gordon, Treasurer. Henry
C. Shppard, Librarian. William H. Jameson,
Henry Upham, Franklin W. Smith, Charles De-
mond, George F. Bigelow, Wm. B. Lovejoy, Jo-
seph P. EUicott, H. E. Armington, S. H. Gregory,
Pliny Nickcrson, Franklin Rand, John K. C.
Sleeper, Board of Managers.

Children''s Missionary Society.
Formed in Boston in 1849. Manlius S. Clarke,
President. B. H. Greene. Esq., Treasurer. George
Merrill, Esq., Secretary. Rev. R. C. Waterston,
Eider Edward Edmunds, Ex. Com. Joseph E. Bar-
ry, Missionary.

Convention of Congrec/ational Ministers in Massa-
chusetts.
Embracing all the Congregational clergy of the
Coniniini wealth, but vested with no authority or
control over the churches. Jleeting held in Boston
on the last Wednesday in May, annually, at 5 o'clock
P. M., and on the following day. Rev. A. C. Thomp-
son, Koxliury, Sci^ibe. Rev. "Samuel K. Lothrop,
Boston, Treasurer. Rev. George Putnam, D.D.,
Roxbury, First Preacher for ISfyi, and Rev. H. B.
Hooker, Second Preacher for 1S52. Rev. Charles
Lowell, D.D. ; Rev. Richard S. Storrs, D.D.; Rev.
Neheniiah Adams, D.D.; Rev. George E. Ellis ; Rev.
George Putnam, D.D., with the Treas. and Scribe,
Central Committee.

CoUcfjiate and Theological Education Society.
Office, Joy's building, Boston. Rev.J. M. Ellis, Agt.

Doctrinal Tract and Book Society.
Depository, n.3 Washington st., Boston. Leonard
Woods, D.D., President. Sewall Harding, Secretary.

Tj)well Unitarian Missionary Society.
Forn)e(l, 1843. Rev. William Barrv, President.
William G. Wise. Secretary and Treasurer. Rev.
Horatio Wood, Minister at Large. N. M. Wright,
A. W. r.uttrick, J. F. Kimball, E. B. Patch, John
Morison, Directors.

General Association of Massachusetts.

Emerson Davis, D.D., Westfield, Secretary.

The Association, by which the General Associa-
tion of Massachusetts was originally organized,
agreed to admit, and this Association continues to

admit, as articles of faith, the doctrines of Christi-
anity, as they are generally expressed in the As-
sembly's Shorter Catechism.

There are, in -Massachusetts, twenty-seven District
Associations, embracing 467 churches in which the
number of members is 67,017, and of Sabbath
Schollars 64,267, being an increase from last year
of 9 churches, 3,346 members, and 4,035 Sabbath
Scholars. Each District Association may appoint
two delegates annually, to compose the General
Association.

Annual meeting4lhTuesday of June, at 5 o'clock
P. M., at such place as shall have been duly notified.

Massachusetts Baptist Convention.

A. J. Bellows, Pres. Asa Wilbur, Isaac Davis,
M. Shepard, George N. Briggs, George Cummings,
D. S. Tyler, T7ce Presidents. William H. Shailer,
Sec. William D. Ticknor, Treas. Gardner Colby,
Auditor.

Meetings of the Board, on the 1st Wednesdays in
August, November, February, and May, at 10 o'clock
A. M., at places previously appointed.

Meetings of Baptist Associations in 1852.
Barnstable Assoc'n,at Hyannis, last Wed. in Aug.

Berkshire
Boston, South,

Boston, North,
Franklin,
Lowell,
Old Colony,

Salem,

Sturbridge,

Taunton,

Wachnsett,
Westfield,
Wendell,
Worcester,

Hancock, 2d Wed. in Oct.
Boston, Charles st. Church,
[2d Wed. in September.
Woburn, 3d Wed. in Sept.
Bernardston,2d Wed. in Sept
Billerica, 1st Wed. in Oct.
First Church in Marshfield,
[1st Wed. in Oct.
Gloucester, 2d Wed. in Oct.
E.Brookfield, last We. in Au
2d Bap. Ch. Fall River. 2d
[Wed. in Sept.
Harvard, 2d Wed. in Sept.
Agawam, 1st AVed. in ^ept.
Amherst, 4th Wed. in Oct.
Ashland, 1st Wed. in Oct.

Massachusetts Convention of Universal ists.
Rev. Russell Tomlinson, Plymouth, Standing Cl'k.
Meeting first Wednesday and Thursday in June.

Universalist Associations in Massachusetts.

Union.— Meets, as the Rev. 0. H. Tillotson, Wor-
cester, Clerk, appoints.

Old Colony. , Standing Cl'k ; meet-
ing first Wednesday and Thursday in September.

Boston. — Meeting first Wednesday and Thursday
in November. Rev. E. Fisher, Salem, Clerk.

Barnstable. — Meets as , Standing Chrh,

appoints.

mnchesler. — Rev. A. W. Vinson, Standing Clerk^
Meeting 2d Wednesday- and Thursday in September"

Norfolk Omnfy As.'<ociation. — Rev. M. B. Ballon,
Stoughton, Clei-k. Meets on the last Wednesday in
August.

Masmchusetts Bible Society.

Incorporated, 1809. Depository, No. 15 Cornhill,
Boston. Simon Greenleaf, LL. D., Pres. Francis
Parkman, D.D., Vice Pj'isident. Rev. (jeorgn Rich-
ards, Boston, Recording Secretary. Nathaniel L.
Frothingham, D.D., Corresponding Secretary. Geo.
R. Sampson, Treasurer. Samuel Jtay, Auditor.

Applications are to bo made for Bibles to Francis
Parkman, D.D., licv. George Richards, Ccorgu R.
Sampson, J-Sxecutive Committee.

Massachusetts Home Missionary Socictif.

Instituted, 1799. Rooms, 28 Cornhill. Leonard

Woods, I).!)., Pres. Rev. Joseph S. ClarU, Sec.

Benjamin I'erkins, Treasurer. This Society is an

auxiliary to the American Home Missionary Society,

SOCIETIES.

291

New York. Tlie Society lias 15 auxiliaries in Mas-
sacliusetts, and 70 smaller Associations, chiefly or-
ganized by the ladies.

Mass. Evangelical Missionary Society.

Instituted, 1S07. Sainnel A. Eliot, Pres. Francis
Parkman, D. 0., Vice President. Rev. Chandler
Robbiiis, Secretary. Nathaniel Thayer, Treasurer.
Benjaniin Guild, Francis Parkman, Andrew P. Pea-
body, Aionzo Hill, Samuel Barrett, Chandler Kob-
bins, Nathaniel Thayer, Kxecutive Committee.

Neio Bedford Bihlp. Society.
Organized Ang. 5. 1834. Andrew Mackie, Pres.
William Knights, Vice President. Robert C Pit-
man, Secretary. Benjamin Pitman, Treas. Moses
How, Henry H. Crapo, Thomas Cook, I. H. Bart-
lett, Siamuel S. Paine, I. D. Hall, Directors.

Piltsjiehl Bible Society.

Clergymen of the town alternate annually as Pres-
ident. 0. S. Root, Sec.

Plymouth County Bible Society.

Rev. Daniel Huntington, North Bridgewater, Pres.
Rev. Joseph S. Peokham, Kingston, Sec. Jacob H.
Loud, Plymouth, Treas.

Society of Alumni of the CambriJc/e Divinity
School.

Rev. Francis Parkman, D.D., Pres. William
Newell, Artemas B. Muzzey, Augustus R. Pope,
Extcutive Gimmiliee. George Putnam, D.D., First
Preacher fur lSo2. William P. Lunt, D.D., Second
Preacher for 1852.

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge,
Piety and Charity.

Established May29, ISOo. Rev. Francis Parkman,
D.D., Pres. Rev. Samuel Barrett, D.l)., Vice Pres.
Rev. Alexander Young, D.D.. Sec. William T. An-
drews, Esq., Treas. Samuel May, E'^q., Auditor.
Rev. James W. Thompson, D.D., Rev. Wm. Newell,
Rev. George E. Ellis, Rev. Frederic A. Whitney,
Rev. Frederic D. Huntington, Trustees.

Society for Propagating the Gospel Among the

Indians and others in North America.

Incorporated Nov. 16, 1787.

Hon. Lemuel Shaw, LL. D., Pres. Rev. William

Jenks, D D., V. Pres. Rev. Francis Parkman, D.D.,

Sec. Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop, Assist. Sec. Rev.

Samuel Barrett, D.D., 'Rev. Convers Francis, D.D.,

Hon. Stephen Fairbanks, Rev. Georjre E. lillis, Rev.

Sam'l K. Lothrop, with the President, Secretary and

Treasurer, Select Committee.

Society for Promoting Theological Education.
Founded in 1816. James Savage, LL. I)., Pres.
Rev. George E. Ellis, Sec. George B. Emerson,
Treas. Samuel May, Esq., Francis Parkman, D.D.,
Ezra S. Gannett, D.D., Alexander Young, D.D.,
Rev. Cyrus A. Bartol, Hon. Stephen C. Phillips,
Directors.

CHARITABLE SOCIETIES.

Association for Aged and Indigent Females.
Incorporated 1S49.— Home, No. 36 Charles Street.
Henry B. Rogers, Pres. ; jMoses Gr:int, Artemas
Simonds, Daniel Safford, Simon G. Shipley, Vice-
Presidents ; Thoma.s Tarbell, Treasurer; Fred.
R. Woodward, Clerk ; Rev. Andrew Bigelow, Si-
mon G. Shipley, Wm. R. Lawrence, Committee
on Admission.

Boston Benefit Society.
Marcus T. Robinson, Pres. ; Geo. H. Niebuhr,
Sec; James Knott, Treasurer.

Boston Infidel Relief Society .
Horace Seaver, Pros.; Josiah P. Mendum, Treas-
urer; Chas. S. Whooffindale, Sec.

British Charitable Society.
Founded in 1816.

Peter Wainwright, President ; Jas. Knott, Jr.,
Vice-Pres. ; Geo. Greig, Secretary; John Bacon,
Treaswer.

The object of this Society is to afford aid and
relief to unfortunate Ens;lish and Scotch emigrants,
their immediate descendants and families, residing
within this Commonwealth, and to afford them
information and advice.

Boston Fatherless and Widows' Society.
Mrs. James F. Baldwin, Pres. ; Mrs. Wm. Rey-
nolds, Treasurer.

Boston Female Orphan Asylum.
Washington street, corner of Asylum.
Mrs. Wm. Prescott, First Directress ; Mrs. Chas.
Tracy, Second Directress ; Mrs. Thomas B. Wales,
Sec. ; Miss Mary Otis, Treas.

Boston Provident Association.

Organized Dec. 18.51. Office, .5^ Tremont Row.

Hon. Samuel A. Elliot, President. Rev. Daniel
Sharpe. D. D , Rev. George W. Blagden, D. D.,
Rev. F. D. Huntington, Rev. Charles Mason,
Vice-Presidents. Robert M. Mason, Treasurer.
Dr. William R. Lawrence, Secretary and General
Agent.

Committees for the Districts : — District No. 1.
Rev. Edward Beecher, D. D., Elijah Stearns, J.
D. W. Joy.

No. 2. Thomas Gove, A. A. Wellington, Jo-
seph Robbins.

No. 3. Rev. A. A. Miner, Rev. R. H. Neale,
Pearl Martin.

No. 4. Rev. E. Peabody, Albert Fearing, Fran-
cis E. Parker.

No. 5. Paul Adams, Aaron Kimball, Thomas
Gaffield.

No. 6. Rev. F. T. Gray, P. W. Chandler, Dr.
F. Minot.

No. 7. Rev. Charles Brooks, Dr. A. A. Gould,
Dr. H. I. Bowditch.

No. 8. Thomas A. Goddard, Samuel E. Guild,
Dr. J. B. Alley.

Nos. 9, 10 and 11 are already organized as the
South End Provident Association.

No. 12. Cyrus Alger, Caleb Gill, Alvan Si-
monds.

Boston Charitable Association of Master Tailors,
James Tolman, President. J. H. Brookhouse,
Secretary. William H. Kelley, Treasurer.

Boston Employment Society.
Walter Channing, M. D., President. B. B.
Mussey, Esq., Treasurer. Rev. T. H. Pons,
Secretary.

Charitable Association of the Boston Firs Z)e-
partment.
Trustees — For Engine Companv No. 1, George
S. Thom; 2, Daniel"" Weston, Jr."; 3, Ambrose G.
Wass ; 4, George H. Kilborn ; o, Abel Horton ; 6,
Octavus Boston ; 7, William Shelton ; 8, William
A. Green ; 9, Samuel Y. Chase ; 10, David P.
Matthews. Hook and Ladder Company No. 1,
Nathaniel Pratt ; 2, Warren Foster ; 3, Otis N.
IMarston. Hydrant Company No. 1, Daniel Har-
dy ; 2. J. M.' Butterfield ; 3, Mason A. Rice; 4,
Chas. Carver; o, Wm. Lowell; 6, NathT Seaver.
Veteran Association, David Weld. Board of En-
gineers, Geo, W. Bird. At large, John C. Hubbard,
David C. Meloon, Wm. Blake.

292

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Children's Friend Society. — House Rutland street,
Boston.
Mrs. Thomas Baldwin, President. Mrs. T. P.
Gushing, Secretary. Miss Catharine Mcars,
Treasurer.

Charitable Orthopedic Association, Boston.
Lemuel Shaw, President. Samuel A. Eliot,
Vice-President. Benj. Seavcr, Treasurer. J. C.
Warren, JohnHomans, Stephen Fairbanks, Moses
Grant, Benjamin S. Rotch, Trustees. J. P. Healey,
Secretary.

City Missionary Society, Boston.
Daniel SafFord, President. Rev. Andrew L.
Stone, Secretary. Henry Hoyt, Treasurer, Office,
96 Washington street.

Franklin Typographical Society.
Of Boston, and the adjacent cities — Incorp. 1825.
Hugh O'Brien, Pres. ; A. H. Goodridge, Vice-
Pres. ; Louis E. Fisher, Sec. ; Thomas J. Lillie,
Treas.; Win. Madigan, Librariati.

Franklin County Benevolent Association.
Gen. Asa Howland, Conway, President. Rev.
A. Chandler, D. D., Greenfield, Vice-President.
Rev. M. K. Cross, South Deerfield, Secretary.
Treasurer's.

Foreign Missions, Lewis Merriam, Greenfield.
Home " S. S. Eastman, "

Tract Society, Geo. H. Hovey, "

Education Society, Col. A. Phelps, "

Am. Bible Society, } -,„ -nn- i. ,,

Am. Miss. Assochvtion, \ ^^"'- ^'^^'°^' '
Seamen's Friend Society, ? t t) tj *
Sabbath School Society, S *'• ^- -t^"^*'
A. G. Hammond, Esq., Greenfield ; S. H. Reed,
Esq., Greenfield; Deacon D. W. Childs, Deerfield,
Auditors. Rev T. Packard, Jr., Rev. H. Sey-
mour, Rev. N. S. Dickinson, Executive Com-
miteee.

Time for Collection : — January and February,
Home Missions. March, Tract Society. April
and May, Education Society. June, Ariieiican
and Foreign Christian Union. July and Augusi,
Bible Society. September, Seamen's Friend So-
ciety. October and November, Foreign Missions.
December, College and Tlieologicai Education
Society.

Female Samaritan Society, Boston.
Mrs. J. Davis, President. Mrs. J. P. Lakeman,
Secretary.

Fragment Society, Boston.
Instituted in 1812.
Mrs. Daniel P. Parker, President. Miss Mar-
garet C. Smith, Secretary. Miss Mary Otis,
Treasurer.

Humane Society of Massachusetts.
Instituted, 1786.— Incorporated, 1791.
Francis Parknian, D. D., Pres.; Robt. G.Shaw,
David Scars, Vice-Presidents ; John Homans, M.
D., Cor. Sec. ; Samuel Hooper, Recording Sec. ;
Chas. Amory, Treasurer; A. Lawrence, S. Austin,
F. B. Crowiiinshicld, Ji M. Forbes, J. M. Warren,
F. Bacon, Trustees.

Howard Benevolent Society, Boston.
Moses Grant, President. Atemas Simonds,
Secretary. Thomas TarbcU. Treasurer. Thomas
IloUis, B. F. Whittcmore, Thomas Thwing, S. G.
Shipley, A. A. Wellington, Paul Adams, Rev.
Lewis E. Caswell, Andrew Cashing, Thomas Tar-
bell, J. W. Warren, Jr., Daniel T. Coit, Rev. C.
F. Barnard, Rev. S. B. Cruft, Alvan Simond«,
Standing Committee.

Howard Benevolent Society, Lowell.
Benjamin F. French, President. Ward 1. Wil-
liam D'vidson, William G. Wise; Ward 2. Linus
Child, J. F. Rogers; Ward 3. John W. Graves,
Elisha Huntington ; Ward 4. David Dana, H.
Wood; Ward .5. J. C. Dalton, John Mi.xer ;
Ward 6. Sewall G. Mack, William S. Southworth,
Directors. Horatio Wood, Agent. John L. Ord-
way, Secretary and Treasurer.

Irish Charitable Society.
John Kelly, Pres. ; Patrick Denvir, Vice-Pres.;
James Quigley, Treas.; Daniel Crowley, Keeper of
the Silver Kexj; E. A. Palmer, Sec.

Irish Emigrant Society.
Office, No. 4 Congress square.
Patrick Donahoe,P;YS.; Arthur McAvoy, Treas-
urer ; Wm. S. Baxter, Secretary ; Edw. Ryan,
Agent.

Ladies' Union Belief Society, Chelsea.
Organized, 1843.
Mrs. Elisha Holden. Pres. ; Mrs. Otis Merriam,
Vice-Pres. ; Miss Louisa Pratt, Sec. ; Mrs. Rogers,
Treasurer ; Mrs. Wm. R. Pearmain, Miss Mary
Bagnall, j\Irs. Jas. H. Prince, Mrs. N. Haven, Mrs.
Isaac R. Butts, Board of Managers.

Lo7vell Mutual Relief Associatio7i.
Jona. Ladd, President a?ul Treasurer. John
Maynard, Vice-President. L. L. Knowles, Sec.
H. Dickey, Medical Examiner. Hanover Dickey,
John Maynard, Jonathan Ladd, Albert G. Capcn,
James Townscnd, Lucius A. Cutter, Fordice Co-
burn, James M. Moore, L. L. Knowles, Philip
Hardy, Samuel A. Simpson, Jesse Stiles, J. E.
F^arnsworth, James H. Bryant, Directors.

Massachiisetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary.
Incorporated, 1826 — Charles, near Cambridge st.

Robert G. Shaw, Pres. ; James Lawrence, Sec. ;
J. W. Edmands, Treasurer ; Edward Reynolds,
M. D., R. W. Hooper, M. D., G. A. Bethune, M.
D., Surgeojxs ; Mary A. Homer, Matron.

Since the foundation of this most useful Institu-
tion, more than 25,000 patients have been relieved
by its beneficence.

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association.
Instituted, 17,95. — Office, Savings Bank Building.
The annual meeting for choice of officers first
Tuesday in January. Jonas Chickering, President ;
William C. Tior\A,' Vice-President ; Osmyn Brews-
ter, Treasurer; Frederick H. Stimpson, Secretary;
T. 11. Marvin, F. AV. Lincoln, Jr., Hiram Bosworth,
Grenville Mears, Matthew Binney, Jos. ]\I. Wight-
man, John Cowden, Charles G. King, Elias W.
Goddard, Geo. Yendall, Ebenezor H. Little, Wm.
Blake, Trustees; Henry Hutchinson, Roland Gush-
ing, N. N. Bates, Thomas Richardson, Samuel G.
Cheever, Robt. Ripley, Thos. Mair, Stephen Shel-
ton, James Tolman, Committee of Relief .

Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society.
Incorporated, 1794.— Rooms, 27 State St., Boston.
Adam W. Thaxter, Pres.; Wm. T. Andrcw.«,
Vice-Pres.; S. F. McGleary, Cor. Sec; l^noch
Hobart, Recording Secretary; Solomon Hovey,
Treasurer.

Ma.^sachusctts Charitable Society.
Founded in 1762. Incorporated in 1780.
Joseph W. Homer, President. Charles Ewer,
Mcc-Prcsidcnt. Daniel Henchman, Secretary.
Joseph II. Thayer, Treasurer. Thomas J. Lillie,
Joseph H. Hunneman, Samuel B. I'ierce, Uriel
Crocker, Osmyn Brewster, Melvin Lord, Trustees.

SOCIETIES.

293

Massachusetts Congrer/ational Charitable Society.

This Society was incorporated, March 24th, 1786,
" for the humane and benevolent purpose of afibrd-
ine; relief and support to the widows and children
of^ deceased ministers. The members may not
exceed thirty of the clergy, and laity in equal pro-
portion." Annual Meeting on tlie Monday pre-
ceding the last Wednesday in May.

Hon. Lemuel Shaw, LL. D., I'rcsident. Hon.
Edward Everett, LL. D., Vice- President. Ilev.
Francis Parkman, D. D., Secretary. Hon. John

C. Gray, Treasurer. Hon. Daniel A. White, Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, Hon. Jamrs Savage, Ilev. Geo.
W. Blagden, D. D., Hon. Joseph Bell, Robert G.
Shaw, Esq., John A. Lowell, Estj., Councillors.

Mechanics' National Association, Springfield.

Office 18 Foot's Building, Main, corner of
State streets. For the mutual benefit of each
other in case of sickness or accident.

Charles C. Peck, President. John B. Hooker,
Secretary. Timothy Heniy, M. Bessey, Charles C.
Peck, Finance Committee. A. S. McClean, M. D.,
Examining Physician.

Medical Dispensary.
Instituted, 1796.
Managers. — Nathaniel L. Frothingham, Chair-
man. Samuel May, Pliny Cutler, James H. Fos-
ter, Uriel Crocker, Ebenezer Chadwick, Nathaniel
H. Emmons, Samuel Bradlee, J. H. Wolcott, Geo.
H. Kuhn, Francis Parkman, William Dehon,
Secretary. Edward Blake, Trcastirer. Solomon

D. Townsend, M. U., Jacob Bigelow, M. D., Phin-
eas Crane, M. D., Consulting Physicians. Ward
1, Dr. E. B. Moore, 133 Hanover street ; Ward 2,
Dr. M. B. Leonard, 13 E. Sumner st., East Bos-
ton ; Wards 3 and 4, Dr. Robert Greer, 132 Hano-
ver street ; Ward 5, Dr. Thomas F. Oakes, 6 Pitts
street; Ward 6, Dr. J. C. Sharp, 15 Joy street;
Ward 7, Dr. J. M. Sharkey, Federal, corner of
Purchase street ; Ward 8, Dr. G. F. Bigelow, 425
Washington street; Ward 9, Dr. W. B. Morns,
Tremont, corner of Boylston street ; Ward 10,
Dr. E. T. Eastman, 7 Summer street; Ward 11,
Dr. E. E. Herrick, Washington, corner East Ded-
ham street; Ward 12, Dr. J. S. H. Fogg, 305
Broadway, South Boston, Visiting Physicians.
Charles K. Whipple, 3 Summer, corner Washing-
ton street, up stairs ; Charles Mead, corner Turn-
pike and Fourth streets ; James Kidder, Maverick
Square, East Boston, Apothecaries.

Needle-Woman'' s Friend Society, Boston.
Mrs. T. B. Wales, President. Mrs. Geo. W.
Coffin, Vice-President. Miss E. S. Whiting,
Treasurer. Miss F. G. Curtis, Secretary. Sales-
room, 305 Washington St., corner Temple place.

Salem Charitable Mecha7iic Association.

Organized Oct. 1, 1817. Incorporated, June 4,
1822. Annnal Meeting for choice of officers, first
Wednesday in January.

Albert G. Browne, President. Thomas M. Dix,
Secretary. John Chapman, Treasurer.

This Association consists of regular appren-
ticed mechanics, and of manufacturers, citizens of
the city of Salem and vicinity. Number of mem-
bers, about 400.

Salem Dispensary.
Organized, Feb. 1820.— Incorporated, Feb. 1831.
Daniel A. White, President. Henry Whipple,
Secretary and Treasurer.

The object of this Institution is the relief of
the poor, by affording medicines and medical ad-
vice gratuitously.

Sale7n Seamen's^ Orphan and Children's Frieiid
Society.

Organized, Feb. 27, 1830. Incorporated, March,
1811. Annual meeting, 8th May.

Object : " Rescuing from evil, and improving
the condition of such children as are in indigent
and suH'eriijg circumstances.'"

Mrs. Thonidike Proctor, President. Mrs. Na-
thaniel W. Osgood, Vice-President. Mary G.
Ward, Secretary. Mrs. Nancy Babbridge, Trcas.
Scotch Charitable Society.

Wm. Schouler, Prcs. ; David Miller, Treasurer;
John C. Moore, Sec.

Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts.
Organized, 1783.
Robert G. Shaw, Pres. ; James Lovcll, Vice-
Pres. ; Thomas Jackson, Secretary ; Wui. Perkins,
Treasurer ; John Bryant, Assistant Trcas.

Annual meeting ot the Society, July 4th ; of the
Standing Committee, on the first Wednesday of
November. The funds of this Society are about
^62,000.

Society for Prevention of Paitperisjn.

Office, 2 and 3 Tremont Temple, Boston.

Moses Grant, President. Thomas Tarbell,

Charles F. Barnard, Vice-Presidents. F. R.

Woodward, Secretary and Agent. Artemas Si-

monds. Treasurer.

Society for the Relief of Aged and Destitute

Clergymen.

Instituted, May, 1849.

Ichabod Nichols, D. D., President ; F. Parkman,

D. D., N. L. Frothingham, D. D., Vice-Presidents;

Rev. Chas. Brooks, Sec; Ephni. Peabody, D. D.,

Treasurer ; James Walker, D. D., Alvan Lamson,

D. D., Samuel Barrett, D. D., Geo. Putnam,

D. D., Directors.

St. Vincent de Paul's Female Orphan Asylum.

No. 40 Purchase street, Boston. Orphans, 43;
Sisters of Charity, 6 ; number of scholars at Day
School, 280.

Winnissimet Benevolent Society.
Instituted December 18, 1843.

E. H. "Wakefield, Pearl street, President. Sam-
uel Lane, Chestnut street, Vice-President. Charles
B. Wilder, Suffolk street, Treasxircr. Joseph
Hockey, Matthews street. Secretary. Wm. C.
Brown, Chestnut street; Dr. G. W. Otis, Jr.,
Pearl street; Azel Ames, Hawthorn street; F.
B. Fay, Chestnut street; Charles G. Thayer, Suf-
folk St.; Daniel Cummings, Broadway ; Caleb
Frait, Prattville; William N. Sawyer, Suttblk St.;
George W. Wilson, ttutfolk st.; Rufus Trussell,
Suffolk St.; W. E. P. Haskell, Chestnut sc; A.
L. Haskell, Chestnut st., Directors. Wiliam C.
Brown, Chestnut st., Auditor.

For relief application may be made to either of
the officers.

Yotmg Men's Benevolent Society, Boston.

Wm. R. Lawrence, M. D., President. William
Appleton, Jr., Vice-President. Frederick W. Lin-
coln, Jr., Treasurer. George A. Brown, Secretary.

District No. 1, William P. Howard, No. 48
Charter street ; No. 2, J. D. W. Joy, No. 137 Sa-
lem street ; No. 3, Emery Souther, Green street,
corner of Lyman place ; No. 4, Lyman B. Mes-
ton, 7 Allston place ; No. 5, Thomas Gaffield,
20 Ashland street ; No. 6, Ashel Boyden, Han-
cock, corner Myrtle street; No. 7, S. X. AV'hipple,
100 Washington street; No. 8, D. M. B. Thaxter,
M. D., 10 Essex street; No. 9, George F. Bige-
low, M. D., 425 Washington street ; No. 10, Benj.
S. Codman, M. D., 484 Washington street'- No.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

11, Rev. J. T. Sargent, Dover, corner Suffolk
street; No. 12, George L. Deblois, 18 Rutland
street, Standiiui Committee. James Tolman, Hen-
ry A. Rice, Auditors.

MASONIC INSTITUTIONS.

Officers of the Grand Lodge of Ma-sachusetts. —
Ekcted Dec. 18o2.

M. W. and Rev. George M. Randall, Boston, G.
Master.

R. W. Lucius R. Paige, Esq., Cambridge, D. G.
Mastei .

R. W. Hon. William Ferson, M. D., Gloucester,
S. G. W.

R. W. John Flint, M, D., Boston, J. G. W.

R. W. Hon. Thomas Tolman, Boston, G. Treas.

R. W. Charles W. Moore, Boston, li. G. Sec.

W. Jonas A. Marshal, M. D., Fitchburg, C.
G. S.

W. Rev. Thos. R. Lambert, Charlestovm, Rev.
Stephen Lovcll, Boston, G. ChajAains.

W. John T. Heard, Esq., Boston. G. Marshal.

W. J. W. Crooks, Esq., Springfield, ,S'. G. D.

W. Charles Robbins, Esq., Boston, /. G. V.

W. Bcnj. Stevens, Esq., Boston, Wm. D. Cool-
idge, Esq., Boston, Charles R. Train, Esq., Fra-
mingham, John P. Ober, Esq., Boston, G. Steioards.

W. George M. Thacher, Esq., Boston, G. S. B.

"VV. B. Franklin Baker, Esq., Charles H. White,
Esq., Grand Purstiivants.

W. William C. Martin, Boston, Charles Bates,
Boston, Grand Lecturers.

Br. Spencer Nolen, Boston, Grand Organist.

Br. Sam. H. Gregory, Boston, Grand Chorister.

Br. Josiah Baldwin, Tyler.

District Deputy Grand blasters.
R.W. J. V. C. Smith. M. D. Boston, 1st District.

" David Blaney, Marblchead, 2d "

" Prentice Gushing, Lowell, 3d "

" Jon. Greenwood, Framingham, 4th "

" Rev. Albert Case, Hingham, 5th "

" Horace Chenery, Worcester, 6th "

" Lucien B. Keith, N. Bedford, 7th "

8th "

" Benj. Brown, Nantucket, 9th "

" Franklin Weston, Dalton, 10th "

The regular communications of the Grand Lodge
are on the evenings of the 2d Wednesday in March,
June, September, and December. A meeting is
also held on the 27th Dec, at nine o'clock in the
morning, and continues throughout the day.

Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Massachusetts.
Officers elected in September, 1850.

M. E. Rev. Benj. Huntoon, G. U. P.; E. Steph-
en Lovell, D. G. H. P. ; E. Samuel Millard, G.
K. ; E. Henry Earl, G. S. ; E. Robert Keith, G.
Treasurer; ii. Thomas Waterman, G. Secretary;
E. Rev. Thomas R Lambert, O. H. Tillotson, G.
Chaplains; Wm. R. Davis, S. H. Gregory, G.
Sfetmrds ; E. Stephen Lovell, E. Chas. Bates, G.
Lecturers; Levi Bates, Samuel Jepson, Martin W.
Long, M. of Veils ; Comp. Josiah Baldwin, G.
Tyler.

Thcregular communications of the Grand Chap-
ter are on the Tuesday evenings preceding the 2d
Wednesday in March, Juno, September, and De-
cember.

Grand Encampment of Massachusetts and lihode
Island.— Officers elected October, 1850.
Meets annually in October.
J. Hutchinson, Providence, G. M.
S. W. Robinson, Lexington, D. G. M.
Daniel Harwood, Boston, G. G.
Asa Woodbury, Sutton, G. C. G.
H. A. Wilcox, Nortli Providence, G. P.

S. Pierce, Boston, G. S. W.
• John McClellan, Boston, G. J. W.
Wm. Eaton, Boston, G. T.
C. Whiting, Boston, G. R.
Asa Walker, Worcester, G. S. B.
James H. Crooks, Springfield, G. S. B.
Cyrus Fisher, Providence, G. W.

Supreme Grand Council for the Northern Jurisdic-
tion of the United States.

Edward A. Raymond, of Boston, Mass., Most
Puissant Sov. Grand Co/mnander.

John J. J. Gourgas, Past Grand Commander —
honorary.

Robert P. Dunlap, of Brunswick, Me., Most III.
Lieutenant Grand Commander.

Simon W. Robinson, of Lexington, Mass., ///.
Grand Treaszircrt Gen. H. E.

Charles VV. Moore, of Boston, Mass., III. Gratid
Secretary Gen. II. E.

Giles F. Yates, of Schenectady, New York, III.
Grand Chancellor II. E.

Archicald Bull, of Troy, New York, Sov. Grand
Inspector General H. E.

Joseph K. Staplcton, of Baltimore, Md., Sov.
Grand Inspector General II. E.

Nathan B. Haswell, of Burlington, Vt., \st III.
Grand Captain L. G.

Ammi B. Young, of Boston, Mass., 2f/ 7/^. Grand
Cap/tain L. G.

District Deputies.

Charged with the special duty of assisting the S. G.

C. in super inteiuUng their respective districts.

John Christie, of Portsmouth, N. H., Sov. Grand
Inspector Gen. Z'M — Deputy for New Hampshire.

Killian H. Van Rensselear, of Pittsburg, Penn.,
Sov. Grand' Inspector Gen. 2iid — Deputy for West-
ern Pennsylvania and Oldo.

Francois Turner, of New Haven, Conn., Sov^
Grand Inspector Gen. ZZd — Deputy for Connecticut'^

Grand Consistory of S. P. R. S.for New England,
32 degrees. — Officers elected Sejjtember, 1850.

Edward A. Raymond, Boston, G. Com'r in
Chief; John Christie, Portsmouth, N. H., 1st
Lieut. G. Com'r ; Ammi B. Young, Boston, 2d
Lieut. G. Com'r ; Ferdinand E. White, Boston, G.
Chan'r ; Charles W. Moore. Boston, G. M. C;
Enoch Ilobart, Boston, G. Secretary.

Meetings on the 3d Monday in September, De-
cember, March, and June. In connection with
this body, there are in Boston, a Grand Chapter of
S. P. Rose Croix, H. R. D. M. ; a Grand Council
of P. of Jer., and a Grand Lodge of Perfection.
They all hold their meetings at the Temple.

Officers of Boston Encampment, for 1850-51.
Sir Daniel Harwood, Grand Commander ; Sir
W. W. Baker, Generalissimo ; Sir Peter C. Jones,
Capt. General; Sir Stephen Lovell, Prelate; Sir
John McClellan, Sen. Warder ; Sir Wm. Ellison,
Jan. Warde7i; Sir Ebenezer Smith, Treasurer; Sir
Calvin Whiting, Recorder; Sir P'reeman C. Ray-
mond, Sword- Bearer ; Sir Noah Butts, Standard-
liearcr; Sir C. B. F. Adams, Warder ; Sir B. F.
Teniiey, Sir S. G. Tower, Sir C. M. Thom))son,
Guards; Sir George ' I Mckex, Armorer ; Sir Wm.
C. Martin, Sentinel.

De Moiety Encampment.
A new Encampment of Knights Templars has
lately been organized in this city, under the above
approjjriate and eminent historical name. It will
hold its meetings at the Masonic Temple, regular-
ly, on the 4th Wednesday in each month, and the
brethren immediately interested in its organiza-
tion and management, hope to make it, in disci-
pline and work, equal to any similar body in this
country. The following is a list of its officers :

SOCIETIES.

295

Sir Chas. VV. Moore, M. E. G. I'ommander ; Sir
Thomas K. Lambert, Generalissimo ; Sir Jonas
Chickcrinp:, Captain General ; Rev. George M.
Randall, Prelate ; Sir Charles Robbins, Senior
Warden; Sir P.Adams Ames, Junior Warden;
Sir Moses Kimball, Treasurer ; Sir Edwurd D.
Bell, Recorder ; .SV/* Joshua Tucker, Sword- Bearer ;
Sir Lsaiic Gary, Standard- Bearer ; .S/r James Per-
kins, Warder ; Sir Osgood Eaton, 3d, Sir John C.
Robertson, 2d, Sir William Parkman, 1st, Captains
of the Guards ; Sir Henry G. Clark, On/anist ; Sir
Wm C. Martin, Sentinel; S'(r Jonas Chickerin<»,
Sir John Bigclow, ,SV;- William Ward, Sir J. Lean-
drr Starr, Committee of Finance ; Sir Simon W.
Robinson, Sir G. Washington Warren, Sir John
P. Ober, Sir Jos. AV. Ward, Sir James Perkins,
Committee of Charity.

INDEPENDENT ORDEH OP ODD-
FELLOWS.

Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. — Officers elected in
August.
Jos. L. Drew, G. Master. T. Ingraham. D. G.
Maste: . AUied'Muds^o, G. Secretary. H. Prince,
G. Treasurer. Benjamm Huntoon, G. C/iaplain.
P. K. Hills, Samuel Wells, G. Rep.

O^ers of the Grand Encampment of Massachu-
setts.— Elected in August.

J. Pi,. Mullen, G. Patriarch. Wm. M. Nassau,
G. High Priest. W. A. Bell. G. S. Warden. Al-
fred Mudge. G. Scribe. Jos. Newmarcli, G. Treas-
urer. N.' M. George, G. J. Wai'den. A. B. Ely,
Wm. Ellison, G. Repi.

Number of Lodges (of Odd-Pfllows) in Mas-
sachusetts in ISol 134

Number of Initiations 54(5

Rejections 7

Admitted by Card 151

AVithdrawu by Card 342

Reinstated 99

Suspended 945

Expelled 15

Deaths 94

Past Grands 1,362

Contributing members 10,122

Total amount of Receipts §48,541.32

Relief Rejmrt.

Number of Brothers Relieved 933

" " Widowed Families Relieved 135

" " Brothers Buried 93

Amount paid for relief of Brothers... .§19,138.70

Paid for relief of Widowed Families.. 3,G91 17

" " Educating Orphans... 22.13

" " Burying the Dead 3,424,00

Total amount of Relief 26,847.65

MARINE

AND CHARITABLE SOCIETIES FOR THE RELIEF AND
IMPROVEMENT OF SEAMEN.

Boston Marine Society.
OfRce, 68 Commercial Street. Robert B. Storer,
President. John S. Sleeper, Vice-President. Rob-
ert B. Edes, Secretary. Thomas Lamb, Treas-
urer. Isaiah M. Atkins, Henry K. Loring, Jairus
B. Lincoln, AYillis Howes, John Williams, Com-
mittee of Rchef Isaiah M. Atkins, Robert B.
Edes, Willis Howes, Port Wardens.

Boston Seamen's Friend Society.

Alpheus Hardy, President. William Ropes,
Vice-President. F. A. Benson, Recording Sec-
retary. Rev. G. W. Bourne, Corresponding Sec-
retary. Thomas D. Quincy, Treasurer.

Boston Port Society.
Albert Fearing, President. John All.i 'n An-
drew, Secretary. Charles Henry Parker, i'reas.

Ladies' Seamen's Friend Society, Salem.
Organized, Jan. 22, 1844.
Mrs. George II. Smith, President. Mrs. Sam-
uel Benson, \st Vice-President. Mrs. John Clif-
ton, 2d Vice-President. ISliss Harriot Foster,
Cor. Secretary. Miss Sarah Hobart, Recording
Secretary. Mrs. Thomas Dean, Treasurer.

Salem East India Marine Society.

Founded, 1799. — Incorporated, 1801. — Annual
Meeting, 1st Wednesday in November.

Charles M. Endicott, President. Thomas Saul,
Recording Secretary. Gilbert G. Newhall, ( orre-
spoiiding Secretary. Geo. D. Phippen, Su2>crin-
tendent Museum. N. Griffin, Treasurer.

Salem Marine Society.

Incorporated, 1771. — Annual Meeting, the last
Thur.sday in October.

Benjamin Upton, Master. Edward Barnard,
Clerk. James Upton, Treasurer.

- Seamen's Aid Society.
!Mrs. Albert Fearing. President. Miss Mary
Bass, Secretary. Miss Emily J. Andrews, Treas.

Seamen's Widow and Orphan Association, Salem.

Formed May 1, 1833, for the purpose of devis-
ing and adopting such measures as may seem
best to ameliorate the condition of the fatherle.ss
and the widow. Annual Meeting, on the first
Thursday in May.

Mrs. A. True, President. Mrs. William Ives,
Vice-President. Mrs. J. Burley, Treasurer. Mrs.
J. Kimball, Secretary.

REFORMATORY ASSOCIATIONS.

American Peace Society.
Organized, 1828.
William Jay, President. Twenty-seven Vice-
Presidents. William C. Brown, Recording Secre-
tary. Rev. Geo. C. Beckwith, Correspo7iding Sec-
retary. John Field, Treasure):

Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society.
Incorporated, 1812.

Francis Jackson, President. Edmund Quincy,
Correspo7iding Secretary. R. A. Wallcut, Record-
ing Secretary. Samuel May, Jr., General Agent.

Massachusetts Colonization Society.
Simon Greenleaf, President. Rev. Joseph Tracy,
of Boston, Secretary and Agent. Office, Joy's
building, Boston.

Massachusetts Society for Abolition of Capital
Punishment.
Robert Rantoul, Jr., President. Eleven Vice
Presidents. Walter Channing, M. D., Charles

Spear, Secretaries.

New Engla7id Non-Resistance Society.
Adin Ballou, Milford, Mass., President. One
Vice-President in each N. E. State. H. C. Wright,
Corresponding Seovtary. Wm. H. Fish, Record-
ing Secretary. Charles K. Whipple, Treasurer.

Penitent Females' Refuge, Rutland St., Boston.

JamesC. Dunn, President. Joseph Hale, Sec-
rctary. Miss Maria Howland, Miss Amelia Wild-
er, Supm-intendents.

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296

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Prison Discipline Society.
S. A. Eliot, President. Rev. L. Dwight, Secre-
tary. Charles H. Mills, 2'reastirer.

Society for Aiding Discharged Convicts.

Office of General Agent, 19 R. R. Exch., Boston.
Walter Channing, President. Samuel G. Howe,
Vice-President. Augustine C. Taft, General Agent.
John A. Andrew, Treasurer. John W. Browne,
Secretary. R. F. Wallcut, C. K.. Whipple, Ed-
mund L. Benzon, Council.

TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

Berkshh'e Temperance Society,
Wm. C. Plunkett, Adams, President. Stephen
Reed, Pittsfield ; A. Feet, Housatonicville, Secre-
taries. Annual meeting, Feb. 22d.

Cadets of Tempe?-ance.
Officers of the Grand Section of Mass. — F. A.
Kingsbury, of North Weymouth, G. IV. P. W. E.
Forster, of Lawrence, G. IV. V. P. Wm. W. Stacy,
of Boston, G. S. Daniel Baxter, of West JNew-
ton, G. T. G. S. Merrill, of Lawrence, G. G.
George W. Barnes, of Lawrence, G. IV. Rev. E.
W. Coffin, of Annisquam, G. Chap.

Chelsea Tem2Jerance Club, No. 1.
E. W. Jackson, Senior. Chas. W. Slack, Ju-
7iior. John Sale, Recording Secretary. Thomas
Mayo, Treasurer.

Chelsea Temperance Society.
Organized in 18-50.

M. Hale Smith, President. Nehemiah Boynton,
Horace E. Smith, Andrew L. Haskell, Vice-Pres-
idents. Joseph Hockey, Secretary. Charles B.
Wilder, Treasurer. Rufus Tussell, Caleb Pratt,
I. C. Hall, James P. Farley, John Bent, Wellman
Burbank, Directors.

The officers meet as an executive committee at
No. 5 Gerrish building every Saturday evening at
half past seven o'clock.

Daughters of Temperance.

The Annual Session of the Grand Union of
Mass., is held in Boston on the third Wednesday
of October. Quarterly sessions, at pleasure, on
the third Wednesday in January, April and July.

Officers of the Grand Union of Mass.— Mrs.
Jane C. Pond, Dedham, G. P. S. Miss Louisa
Gleason, Worcester, G. S. A. Mrs. Mercy J.
Dunklee, Boston, G. S. So. Miss Caroline M.
Crane, Charlestown, G. .S. T. Mrs. Margaret B.
Carey, Dedham, G.S. Con. Mrs. Caroline Oakman,
Charlestown, G. .S. .Sen. Mrs. Sarah McFarlin,
Charlestown, G. N. Ch. Mrs, Susan S. Stetson,
Charlestown, P. G. P. S.

Franldin Total Abstinence Society.

Officers.— Robert Cowdin, President. J. W. T.
Stodder, J. S. Kimball, Thomas Bacall, Horace
Seavcr, Vice-Presidents. H. D. Gushing, Treas-
urer. John Buffinton, Secretary. Daniel Morey,
Chaplain. Meetings every Sunday evening.

Massachusetts Temperance Society.

John C. Warren, M. D., President. Stephen
Fairbanks, Vice-President. Walter Channing, M.
D., Secretary. Moses Grant, Treasurer.

Massachusetts Temperance Unioji.

Ebenczcr Aldcn, M. D., President. LoringNor-
cross. Secretary.

North End Total Abstinence Society.

Horace Merrill, President. Richard B. Roberts,
Vice-President. J.Fveema.n,Ji., Secretary. Rev.
Phineas Stowe, Treasurer.

Meetings every Monday evening, at the Bethel,
corner of Commercial and Lewis streets.

Parent Washitigton T. A. Society.

AV. R. Stacy, President. G. H. Gltason, Wm.
S. Baxter, H. D. Gushing, Vice-Presidents. Geo.
B. Proctor, Secretary. David S. Tarr, Treasurer.

Regular meetings in Washingtonian Hall,
Bromfield street, every Sunday and Wednesday
evening. Business meetings, first Wednesday in
every month.

Salem Temperance Association.
Organized July 18, 1859.
Stephen C. Phillips, President. Sidney C. Ban-
croft, Secretary. Edmund Currier, Treasurer,

Sons of Temperance.

The Annual Session of the Grand Division of
Massachusetts is held in Boston on the third
Wednesday of October. Quarter Sessions, loca-
tion at pleasure, on the third Wednesdays of Jan-
uary, April, and July.

Officers of the Grand Division of Mass. — Nathan
W. Harmon, of No. 49, G. W. P. George Alden,
of No. 74, G. IF. A. E. B. Dearborn, of No. 76,
G. Scribe; office, 46 Washington street, Boston.
Henry D. Gushing, of No. 71, G. T. J. W. T. Stod-
der, of No. 32, G. Con. Burleigh Morse, of No.
Ill, G. Sent. Rev. C. L. McCurdy, of No. 40, G.
Chaj}. Wm. H. Willson, of No. 46, P. G. W. P.

SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS IN BOSTON.

Washington, No. 1, Monday, 46 Washington st.,
Boston. ^North Star, No. 23, Saturday, 46 Wash-
ington St. Old Bay State, No. 32, Wednesday, 46
Washington St. Shakspeare, No. 46, Saturday,
Cochituate Hall. Massachusetts, No. 71, Thurs-
day, 46 Washington st. American, No. 76, Tues-
day, 46 Washington st.

Templars of Tempej'ance.

Grand Temple meets quarterly, in May, Au-
gust, November and February.

Officers of the Grand Temple of Mass. — James
Warren, Jr. Boston, G. W. T. James D. Forbes,
New Bedford, G. IF. V. T. George E. Russell,
Boston, G. W. Pi. David S. Tarr, Boston, G. IF.
Tr. Jeremiah Knights, Lvnn, G. 11". U. D. R.
Peabodv, Salem, G. IF. G. Henry C. Tuttle,
Salem, G. IF. C.

Address of the G. W. R., " George E. Russell.
Boston, Mass., care of E. B. Dearborn, (Jr. S.,
S. of T."

SITBORDINATE TEMPLE IN BOSTON.

Trimotint Temple, No. 1, every Friday, at 46
Washington street.

Young Men's Total Abstinence Society.

OfHcers.— S. A. B. Bragg, President. S. P. But-
ler, F. H. McLcUan, Vice-Presidents. W, J.
Knowles, Treasurer. W. T. Adams, Correspond-
ing Secretary. J. L. Coe, Recording Secretary.

Young Ladies' Temperance Society.
Miss E. Bass, Presidetit. Miss A. Hill, Vice-
President. Miss C. M. Hill, Secretary. Miss M.
Bass, Trcasiirer.

HOSPITALS.

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STATE LUNATIC HOSPITAL, WORCESTER.

HOSPITALS.

The State Lunatic Hospital, Worcester,
"Was founded by the State, and was first opened for
patients in January. 183<'5. It has of late been sus-
tained from board of patients. The charn;e is now
^2.00 per week. There are at the p esent time
(Jan. !■), 18o2, ) 488 patients. They are sent there
by order of the Judges of Probate, by Overseers of
the Poor, and by their friends, on bond. The Hos-
pital has been for several years much crowded, the
present accommodations havin? been intended for
not more than 375 patients and their attendants.

I Lowell Hospital Association.

Hospital, Merrimac, corner Pawtucket street.

This Association n-as organized in 1S40, by the
several manufacturing companies in Lowell, for
the conveni-nce and comf.>rt of persons employed
by them respectively when sick. The charges are
S'4.0() per week for men. and §3 00 for women. If
the patients are able, they are to pay the superin-
tendent; if not able, the corporations from which
they go are responsible, and the patients are then
responsible to tlie corporations. Relatives or
friends of patients may be admitted to visit them

Trustees. — Levi Lincoln, of Worcester ; Ensign , from 12 to 1 o'clock on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
II. Kellogg, of Pittsfield ; J. S. C. Knowlton, of j Fridays and Saturdays, and other tinies, if necessa-
Worcester; Foster Hooper, of Fall River, and S.
G. Howe of Boston. Treasurer, Samuel Jennison,
of Worcester. Resident Officera. — George Chan-

dler, M. D , Superintendent ; George Allen, Chap
lain; John R. Lee, M. D., Merrick Bemis, M. D.,
Assistatit Physicians; Thomas Hill, Steioard ;
Elizabeth A, Reid, Matron; JohnT. Mirick, Male
Supervisor; Phebe S. Mirick, Female Supervisor ;
Edw. A. Smith, Clerk and Apothecary .

Massachicsetts General Hospital.
Incorporated, 1811.

Officers. — Wm. Appleton, President. Robert
Hooper, Vice-President. Henry Andrews, Treas-
urer. Marcus Morton, Jr., Secretary.

Trustees. — Nathaniel I. Bowditch, William S.
Bullard, William J. Dale, George M. De.\tpr,
Thomas Lamb, Amos A. Lawrence, Francis C.
Lowell, Charles 11. Mills, Henry B. Rogers, G.
Howland Shaw, J. Thomas Stevenson, Edward
Wigglesworth. James Jackson, M. D., John Jef-
fries," M. D., George C. Shattuck, M. D., Edward
Reynolds, M. D., Board of Consultation.
Boston Lying-in Hospital.

Meetings at the Hospital on the first Tuesday
of every month. Stephen Fairbanks, President.
Dr. John Homans, Vice-President. Rev. Charles
Lowell, D. D., Josiah F. Flagg, M. D , Thomas B.
Wales, Francis Boyd, Charles H. Parker, Otis
Everett, Trustees chosen by the Corpordtion. A.
A. Wellington, John VV. ^Varren, M. D., Trustees
chosen by the Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society
Samuel Hooper, J Mason Warren, M. D , Trus-
tees chosen by the Mass. Humane Society Francis
Boyd, Secretary. Charles Ainory, Treasurer,
Horace Dupee, M. D., Luther Paik, M. D., At-
tendiny Physicians. Mrs. Mira Rice, Matron.
Hospital, 718 Washington street.

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ry, with a special permit from one of the trustees,
or from the physician or surgeon of the hospital.

Trustees. — John D. Prince, Chairman. Charles
L. Tilden, Secretary. Linus Child, Treasurer.
Alexander Wright, William Spencer, George Mot-
ley, John W^riffht, Isanc Hinckley, William T.
Mann, Joseph White, Wm. S. Southworth, Wm.
A. Burke, f. B. Francis, John Avery. Physician
and Superintendent, Oilman Kimball, M. D.
Officers of the tLospital, {for Medical and Surgical
Cases, McLean street,) Boston.

Richard Girdler, Superintendent. Jacob Bige-
low, M. D., D. Humphreys Slorer, M. D., John B.
S. Jackson, M. D , Henrv I. Bowditch, M. D.,
Marshall S. Perrv.M. D., George C. Shattuck, Jr.,
M. D., Visiting Physicians- John C. Warren, M.
D , George Hayward, M. D., Solomon D. Town-
send, M. D., J. Mason Warren, M. D., Henry J.
Bigelow, M. D., Samuel Parkman, M. D., Visiting
Sun/eons. Samuel L. Abbott, M. D., Admittitig
Physician. John E. Hathaway, Apothecary. J.
Nelson Borland, Albert H. Blanchard, House Pu-
pils inthe Medical Department. Freeman J. Bum-
stead, Charles H. Hildreth, House Pupils in the
Surgical Department.
Officers of Mc Lean Asylum for Insane, Somerville.

Luther V. Bell, M. D., LL. D., Physician and
Superintendent. Chauncey Bootli, >I. D., Assist.
Phi/sician and Apothecary. Columbus Tyler,
Steirai'd. Mrs. Mary E. Tyler, Matron. Homer
Goodhne, Mule Stipervisor. Miss Relief R. Bar-
ber, Female Supervisor.

United States Marine Hospital, Chelsea.

For relief of sick and disabled seamen, except
the insane, or those having incurable diseases.
Wui. Ingalls, Jr., Physician. J. Bacon, Sleuu/d.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE KECORD.

mW ENGLAND REGISTER.

On the following pages we give the present executive organization of the New England States, and
also the Towns and Counties in each State, with the population. The six New England States
embrace an area of 65,8o.5 square miles, being about one-third larger than the State of New York.
The number of square mih's in Maine is 32 G'28 ; New Hampshire, 9,41 1 ; Vermont, 10,212; Massachu-
setts, 7,-500 ; Rhode Island, 1,340; Connecticut, 4, 7(:i4. Total, 6o,8-5'5 square miles. It will be seen
that Maine is nearly as large in territory as all the other New England States.

STATE ELECTION

ON THE

Second Monday in
SEPTEMBER.

LEGISLATURE CONVENES

AT AUGUSTA,

Second Wednesday in

JANUARY.

STATE OF MAINE.

OFFICERS FOR 1851-52.

JOHN HUBBARD, HALLOWELL, Governor.

Leander Valentine, Westhrook.
Simeon Stuout, Limington.
Adams Treat, Frankfort.
Darius Howard, Phillips.

COUNCIL.

John Babson, Wiscasset.
Robinson Palmer, Perry.
Samuel F. Hersey, Bangor.

John G. Sawyer, Augusta, Secretary of State.

Samuel Cony, Augusta, Treasurer.

Greenlief White, Augusta, Adjutant-General.

Elisha M. Thurston, Charleston, Secretary of
Board of Education.

Anson P. Morrill, Readfield, Land Agent.

William Bennett, Ellsworth, Warden of State
Prison.

Henry M. Harlow, Augusta, Superintendent of
Insane Hospital.

John Hodgdon, Houlton; Moses Sherburn,
Phillips, Bank Commissioners.

Geo. P. Sewall, Oldtown, Speaker of the House
of Representatives.

Edmund W. Flagg, E. Corinth, Clerks.

N. Prince, Buckfield, President of the Senate.

Albert H. Small, Newry, Secretary of the Senate.

Judiciary.

Ether Shepley, Portland, Chief Justice of S. J.
Court.
J. H. Tenny, Norridgewock, Associate Justice.
Samuel Wells, Portland, "

Joseph Howard, " "

Henry Tallman, Bath, Attorney -General.

Asa Redington, Augusta, Reporter of Decisions.
Stephen Emery, Paris, Judge of District Court
for West District.

Richard D. Rice, Augusta, do. for Mid. District.
J. W. Hathaway, Bangor, do. for East District.

Judges of City Cozcrt.

Luther Fitch, Portland ; Jacob Smith, Bath ;
Spencer A. Pratt, Bangor; Benj. A. G. Fuller,
Augusta; Frederick Green, Saco ; Georcre W.
Bachelder, Gardiner ; John C. Cochran, Rockland ;
John Rogers, Brunswick ; Geo. W. Dyer, Calais.

Sheriffs.
Yo7-k, Israel Chadbourne, Alfred ; Cumherlarid,
Wendell P. Smith, Portland ; Lincoln, Thomas
Cunningham, Wiscasset; Hancock, John R. Red-
man, Brooksville; Washington, James Nichols,
Calais; Kennebec, Charles N. Bodfish, Gardiner;
Oxford, Samuel Gibson, Denmark ; Somerset, Geo.
Whitney, Pittsfield ; Penobscot, John S. Cliadwick,
Bangor; JFaWo, William Rust, Belmont ; Piscat-
aquis, Joseph Chase, Sebec ; Franklin, Francis G.
Butler, Farmington ; Aroostook, Nelson Herrin,
Houlton.

Counties.
York,

Cumberland,
Lincoln,
Hancock,
Washington,
Kennebec,
Oxford,
Somerset,
Penobscot,
Waldo,
Piscataquis,
Franklin,
Aroostook,

Judges.
Wm. C." Allen,
Josiah Peircc,
Arnold Blaney,
Parker Tuck,
John C. Talbot,
Daniel Williams,
Job Prince,
Charles Green,
E. G. Rawson,
Joseph Miller,
Enh. Packard,
Moses Shurburn,
Samuel G. Tuck,

Probate Officers.

Residences.

Alfred.

Gorham.

Wiscasset.

Sedgwick.

East Machias.

Augusta.

Turner.

Athens.

Bangor.

Lincolnville.

Blanchard.

Phillips.

Haynesville.

Registers.
Joshua Herrick,
Freeman Bradford,
Edwin S. Hovey,
Warren King,
Albert G. Lane,
Wm. R. Smith,
George K. Shaw,
Albert Moore,
Jas. F. Rawson,
Charles Palmer,
S. W.Elliot,
Jos. A. Linscott,
Ezekiel D. French,

Residences.
Kcnnebunkport.
Portland.
E. Thomaston.
Trenton.
Machias.
Augusta.
Dixfield.
North Anson.
Bangor.
Belfast.
Dover.
Phillips.
Houlton.

NEW ENGLAND REGISTER.

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TIMES AND PLACES OF HOLDING THE 8UPKEME TIMES AND PLACES OF HOLDING THE DISXUICT

JUDICIAL COURTS IN MAINE.

Law Terms.

County of York, at Alfred, on the Tuesday next
but two preceding the last Tuesday of April.

County of Cumberland, at Portland, on the
Tuesday next but one preceding the last Tuesday
of April.

County of Lincoln, at Wiscasset, on the first
Tuesday of May.

County of Hancock, at Ellsworth, on the seventh
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday of May.

County of Washington, at Machias, on the
sixth Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday
of May.

County of Kennebec, at Augusta, on the second
Tuesday of May.

County of Oxford, at Paris, on the fourth Tues-
day of May.

County of Somerset, at Norridgewock, on the
Tuesday second after the fourth Tuesday of May.

County of Penobscot, at Bangor, on the Tues-
day fourth after the fourth Tuesday of May.

County of Waido, at Belfast, on the eighth
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesilay of May.

County of Piscataquis, at Dover, on the third
Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday of May.

County of Franklin, at Farmington, on the
first Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday of May.

Nisi-Prius Terms.

County of York, at Alfred on the third Tuesday
of September.

County of Cumberland, at Portland, on the
second Tuesday of November.

County of Lincoln, at Wiscasset, on the Wednes-
day after the second Monday of September.

County of Kennebec, at Augusta, on the first
Tuesday of October.

County of Oxford, at Paris, on the second Tues-
dav of October.

County of Somerset, at Norridgewock, on the
last Tuesday of September.

County of Penobscot, at Bangor, on the fourth
Tuesday of October.

County of Waldo, at Belfast, on the second
Tuesday of December.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Arthur Ware, Portland, Judge.
Thomas A. Deblois, " Alturney.
Wm. P. Preble, Jr., '< Clerk.
Wm. Paine, " Marshal.

CIRCUIT COURT.

George F. Emery, Portland, Clerk.

COURT IN MAINE.

Western District.

County of York, at Alfred, on the second Mon-
day of February, the last Monday of May, and
the third Monday of October.

County of Cumberland, at Portland, on the first
Tuesday of March, the third Tuesday of June,
and the first Tuesday of October.

County of Oxford, at Paris, on the second Tues-
day in June, and the second Tuesday of Nov.

County of Franklin, at Farmington, on the last
Monday of March, and on Monday next but one
preceding the first Tuesday of October.

Middle District.

County of Lincoln, at Wiscasset, on the fourth
Tuesday of February, the fourth Tuesday of June,,
and the fourth Tuesday of October.

County of Kennebec, at Augusta, on the first
Tuesday of April, the first Tuesday of August,
and the first Tuesday of December.

County of Somerset, at Norridgewock, on the
second Tuesday of January, the first Tuesday of
May, and the second Tuesday in October.

County of Waldo, at Belfast, on the first Tues-
day of February, and the fourth Tuesday of Aug.

Eastern District.

County of Penobscot, at Bangor, on the first
Tuesday of January, the first Tuesday of October,
and the fourth Tuesday of May.

County of Hancock, at Ellsworth, on the second
Tuesday of April and the fourth Tuesday of Oct.

County of Washington, at Machias, on the last
Tuesday of February and the third Tuesday of
September.

County of Piscataquis, at Dover, on the last
Tuesdayof March and the second Tuesday of Nov.

County of Aroostook, at Houlton, on the first
Tuesday of September.

Finances.
Amount of receipts from May, 1850, to April 30,

1851, inclusive, ^426,196.30

Balance of Cash in the Treasury, May

1, 1850, 125,924.07

5552,120.37

Amount of expenditures from May 1,
1850, to April 30, 1851, inclusive 5507,450.30

Leaving; a balance in the Treasury, May

1, 1851 44,670.07

5552,120.37

COMMON SCHOOLS.

In 1828, twenty townships of public land were reserved as a basis for a school fund. The pro-
ceeds of the land already sold are 5104,363.63, which constitutes the permanent school fund of
the State. In 1850 twenty-four half-townships of the undivided lands of the State were set apart
and added to the permanent school fund. The banks are required to pay into the treasury ^ of
one per cent, semiannually on their capital stock for the use of schools. This tax for 1850 was
527,230.27. Add to this six per cent, interest of the school fund, 56,216.81, and there is the sum
of 533,492.10, which was apportioned among the towns making returns during the past year. Towns
are obliged by law to raise an amount of school money equal to 40 cents for each inhabitant. In the
3,948 districts, and 279 parts of districts, which made returns for 1850, there were 2,706 male, and
3,921 female, teachers. Average monthly wages of male teachers, 516.66; of female teachers, 55.92;
average length of schools in weeks, 18.8; schools suspended by incompetency of teachers, 152; num-
ber of good school-houses, 1,596; number of poor ones, 2,012; number built the past year, 120 ; whole
number of scholars, 230,274 ; whole attendance in winter, 151,360; average attendance, 91,519. The
whole amount of school money raised by tax was 5264,351.17, which was 541,010.37 more than re-
rcquired by law. 529,921.46 were expended for private schools. There are school libraries in nine
towns. There are 92 chartered academies in the State, of which 64 sustain schools during a greater
or less part of the year. The teachers' institutes have been in successful operation for several years ;
1,732 teachers attended them in 1850; 801 males, 931 females. The session of each institute was ten
days.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

STATE ELECTION,
Second Tuesday

IS

MARCH.

LEGISLATURE CONVENES

AT CONCORD,

First Wednesday in

JUNE.

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

OFFICERS FOR 1851-52.

SAMUEL DINSMORE, KEENE, Governor.

COUNCIL.

Greenlkaf Cr,AiiKE, Atkinson, District No. 1.

JosKPH H. Smith, Dover, " No. 2.

Samuel HuTTEPvFiELD, Andover, " No. 3.

George Huntington Walpole, " No. 4.

Simeon Warner, Whitefield, " No. 5.

John L. Hadley, Concord, Secretary of State.
Jesse A. Gove, Concord, Deputy Sec.
Edsoa Hill, Concord, Treasurer.

JUDTCIAUY.

Superior Coxirt of Judicature.

John J. Gilchrist, Charlcstown, Chief Justice.

Andrew S. Woods, liath ; Ira A. Eastman, (Jil-
manton; Samuel D. Bell, Manchester; Ira Per-
ley, Concord, Associate Justices.

George Y. Sawyer, Nashua ; Chas. R. Morrison,
Haverhill, Circuit Justices. .

John Sullivan, Exeter, Attorney- General.

Win. L. Foster, Keene, State Reporter.

Clerks of the Superior Court.
Ira B. Hoitt, Exeter, for Rockingham ; John II.
Smith, Dover, for Strafford ; Perley Dodge, Am-

herst, for Hillsborough : Leonard Bisco, Keene,
for Cheshire ; Jonas' D. Sleeper, Haverhill, for
Grafton; J. M. Rix, Lancaster, for CoOs ; Nath'l
B. Baker, Concord, for Merrimack ; Thomas W.
Gilm.ore, Newport, for Sullivan ; S. C. Baldwin,
Meredith, for Belknap; Francis R. Chase, Con-
way, far Carroll.

Court of Common Pleas.

In this Court, the Chief Justice, or one of the
Associate Justices of the Superior Court, or one
of the Circuit Justices of the Court of Common
Pleas presides, and one or both of the County
Justices as Associates. At the trial of capital
cases, two Justices of the Superior Court, or two
of the Circuit Justices, or one Justice of the Su-
periw' Court and one of the Circuit Justices, are
required to be present.

County Justices.
The County Justices receive ^3 per day during the sitting of the Court, and ten cents a mile to and
from the place of session.

Counties. Nam's and Residences. Appointed.

Rockingham, Bradbury Bartlett, Nottingham, January 8, 1833.

Junes Pickering, Newingtou, July 1, 1843.

Strafford, George L Whitehouse, Farmington, January i, 1841.

Hiram R. Roberts, Somers worth March 17, 1840.

Belknap, Henry Y. Simpson, New Hampton, January 4, 1841.

Thomas Cogswell, Gilmauton, January 4, 1841.'

Carroll Thomas Rust. Wolfborough Sept. 28, 1846.

Thomas P. Drake, Effingham August 8, 1843.

Merrimack, Benjamin Wudleigh, Sutton, January 8. 1833.

Jacob A. Potter, Concord, Dec. 16, 1844.

Hillsboro*, Jacob Whittemore, Antrim,. June 18, 1840.

Jesse Carr, GoH'stown June 27, 1835.

Cheshire, Nathan G. Babbitt, Walpole, Jan. 17. 1842.

Horace Chapin, Winchester May 19, 1836.

Sullivan, .Ambrose Cossit, CLiremont, January 8, 1833.

Eleazcr Jackson, Cornish, January 8, 1833.

Grafton, David C Churchill, Lyme Nov. 24, IS.U.

Oscar F. Fowler, Bris'tol, June 28, 18o0.

CoOs, Nahum D. Day, Stratford, March 22, 18o0.

Robert Ingalls, Shelburne, Jan. 17, 1848.

Merrimack ; A. B. Williamson, Claremont, for

County Solicitors.
Albert R. Hatch, Portsmouth, for Rockinsjham ;
Samuel Clark, Somcrsworth, for Strafford; Samuel
H. Ayer, Manchester, for Ilillsborough ; Wm. P.
Wheeler, Keene, for Cheshire ; J. Everett Sar-
gent, Wentworth, for Graffn; Wm. Burns, Lan-
caster, for CoOs ; John H. George, Concord, for

Sullivan; Benjamin A. Rogers, Sanbornton, for
Belknap; Saniuel Emerson, Moultonborough, for
Carroll.

t^° For the Clerks of the Courts of Common
Pleas see the Clerks of the Superior Courts re-
spectively. The same Clerk who acts in the Su-

NEW ENGLAND REGISTER.

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perior Court, performs the duties of Clerk in the
Court of Common Pleas, but each respectively for
his County has a distinct appointment from the
Court of Common Pleas.

Terms of the Superior Court.
Act of July 6, 1851.

" These shall be held annually at Concord, one
on the second Tuesday of July, and the other on
the second Tuesday of December."

Terms of the Court of Common Pleas.

Bockingham — Portsmouth, 3d Tuesday of Sept. ;
Exeter, 2d Tuesday of February.

Strajford — Dover. 3d Tuesday of Jan., and 3d
Tuesday of Au?.

Belknap— GiUord, 4th Tuesday of Feb., and 1st
Tuesday of Sept.

Carroll — Ossipee, 3d Tuesday of May, and 4th

Tuesday of Nov.

Merrimack — Concord, 4th Tuesday of March,
and 2d Tuesday of October.

Hillsborough — Amherst, 3d- Tuesday of April ;
Manchester, 4th Tuesday of Oct.

Cheshire — Keene, 3d Tuesday of March, and 2d
Tuesday of Sept.

Sullivan — Newport, 1st Tuesday of Feb., and 3d
Tuesday of August.

Grafton — Haverhill, 2d Tuesday of April, and
1st Tuesday of Oct., for the AVestern Judicial Dis-
trict; at Plymouth, 2d Tuesday of May and 3d
Tuesday of November, for the Eastern Judicial
District.

CoOs — Lancaster, 1st Tuesday of May, and 3d
Tuesday of Nov.

Probate Judges.
Counties. Names and Residences. Appointed. Salaries.

Rockingham, Ira St. Clair, Deerfield, August o, 1848, g3:i4.00

Straftord, Charles W. Woodman, Dover, January, 1846 167.00

Belknrip, Warren Lovell, Meredith, January, 1841 142.00

Carroll, Jonathan T. Chase, Conway, January, 1841 142.00

Merrimack, Horace Chase, Hopkinton January, 1833, 300.00

Hillsborough Wm. C. Clarke, Manchester Sept. 8, 18.51, 334.00

Cheshire Larkin Baker, Westmoreland, Nov., 1841 225.00

Sullivan, John L. Putnam, Cornish, October. 1834, 175.00

Grafton, Eleazer Martin, Canaan, June, 1819, 275.00

CoOs, Benjamin flunking, Lancaster, July, 1829, 100.00

Probate Begisters.
Counties. Names and Residences. Appointed. Salaries.

Rockingham, James H. Shapley, Exeter January, 1847, 5462.00

Sirafford John H. White, Dover, June 22, 1849 243.00

Belknap, O. A. J. Vaughan, Gilmanton, January 1. 1851, 183.00

Carroll, Sanborn B. -Carter. Ossipee, January 4, 1851, 183.00

Merrimack Wm. P. Foster, Concord, January 1, 1851, 400.00

Hillsborough, Lemuel N. Pattee, Amherst, Sept. 1842 464.00

Cheshire Geo. F. Starkweather, Keene, January, 1847, 300.00

Sullivan, Henry E. Baldwin, Newport, January, 4, 1851, 225.00

Grafton Samuel Swazey, Haverhill, Sept., 1842, 380.00

CoOs Geo. A. Cossit, Lancaster, July, 1837, 125.00

Sheriff's.

Bockingham, Nathan H. Leavitt, Newmarket ;
Strafford, George McDaniel, Barrington ; Belknap,
Bartlett Hill, Meredith ; Carroll, Joseph Went-
worth, Sandwich ; Merrimack, Nathaniel A. Davis,
Concord ; Hillsborough, Elijah Monroe, Amherst;
Cheshire, J o\\n Foster, Keene; Sullivan, Harvey
Huntoon, Unity ; Gra/'ton, Joseph Powers, Haver-
hill ; Coos, Reuben Stephenson, Lancaster.
County Treasurers.

Bockingham, Winthrop H Dudley, Brentwood;
Strafford, Nathaniel D. Wetmore, Rochester ;
Belknap, Hazen Pickering, Barnstead ; Carroll,
Stephen W. Perkins, Eaton ; Merrimack, Benj.
L. Lock, Epsom ; Hillsborough, Adam Chandler,
Bedford ; Cheshire, Geo. F. Starkweather, Keene ;
Sullivan, Granville Gilmore, Acworth ; Grafton,
David Smith, Warren; CoOs, Edward Parsons,
Jefferson.

Begister of Deeds.
Bockingham, Nath'l G. Oilman, Exeter ; Straf-
ford, Elijah Wadieigh, Dover; Belknap, Nath'l
Edgerly, Gilford ; Carroll, Loammi Hardy, Ossi-
pee ; Merrimack, Reuben T. Leavitt, Concord;
Hillsboro', Wm. Wetherbee, Amherst ; Cheshire,
Barton Skinner, Keene ; Sulliva?i, John Town,
Newport ; Grafton, Sylvester Reding, Haverhill ;
CoiJs, John S. floby, Lancaster.

Bank Commissioners.
Walpole, Frederick Vose ; Lancaster, James M.
Rix ; Exeter, Henry F. French.

Bailroad Commissioners.

Lancaster, J a.mes Weeks; Northfield, Asa P.
Cate ; Exeter, Stephen W. Dearborn.

Greenleaf Clark, of Atkinson, Commissioner of
Boston and Maine Bailroad.

NEW HAMPSHIRE ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE, CONCORD.

Andrew McFarland, Superintendent. Since the opening of the asylum, for nearly nine years, there
have been admitted, to June 1, 1851, 816 patients; 117 now remain in the institution. Of these, 59
are males and 58 are females. The number of patients admitted during the past year was 88. Of
these 44 were males and 44 were females. 98 were discharged during the year. Of these, 45 (31 males
and 14 females) had recovered; 25 (14 males and 11 females) had partially recovered; 16 (7 males and
9 females) were not relieved; and 12 (2 males and 10 females) died. A new wing has been added to
the Asylum the past year.

STATE REFORM SCHOOL.

At the late session of the Legislature, an act was passed authorizing the Governor to appoint a
board of three commissioners, to select and obtain the refusal of a lot of land of not less than
50 acres, which will be an eligible site for a manual labor school ; to procure plans and estimates on
the building, and to mature a system for the government of the institution. Under this act, Nathan-
iel B. Baker, of Concord, John E. Tyler, of RoUinsford, and John S. Woodman, of Hanover, have
been appointed Commissioners.

802

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

STATE ELECTION,

First Tuesday

IN

SEPTEMBER.

LEGISLATURE CONVENES

AT MONTPELIER,

Second Thursday in

OCTOBER.

STATE OF VERMONT.

OFFICERS FOR 1851-52.

CHARLES K. WILLIAMS, RUTLAND, Governor.

Julius Converse, Woodstock, Lieute7iant-Gov-
ernor. and President of the Senate.

George Howes, Montpelier, Treasurer.

Ferrand F. Merrill, Montpelier, Secretary of
State.

F. E. Woodbridge, Vergennes, Auditor of Ac-
counts.

F. W. Hopkins, Rutland, Adjutaiit and Inspec-
tor General

George W. Grandey, Vergennes, Quarter-Mas-
ter- General.

Luther Cross, Montpelier, Sergeant-at-Arms.

R. F. Andrews, Cavendish, Secretary of Civil
and Military Affairs.

Geo. Nichols, Northfield, Librarian.

F. F. Hovey, Montpelier, Assistant.

JUDICIARY.

Justices of the Supreme Court.

Stephen Royce, Berkshire, Chief Justice.

Isaac F. Redfield, Randolph, f*ierpoint Isham,
Bennington, Assistajit Justices.

Peter T. Washburn, Woodstock, Reporter of
Decisions.

Circuit Judges.

1st Circuit, Robert Pierpoint, Rutland.

2d " Jacob Collamer, Woodstock.

Sd " Asahel Peck, Burlington.

4th " Luke P. Poland, St. Johnsbury.

First Circuit. — Bennington, Rutland, and Ad-
dison counties.

Secojid Circuit. — Windham, Windsor, and Or-
ange counties.

Third Circuit. — Chittendon, Franklin, Lamoille,
and Grand Isle counties.

Fourth Circziit. — Washington, Caledonia, Or-
leans, and Essex counties.

United States Courts in Vermont.
District.— ll\xt\vindi, 6th October ; Windsor, 24th
May,

James S. Merrill, Bennington, Sheriff.
Gurden H. Smith, Manchester, High Bailiff.

Windham County.

EUery AUhe, Horace Alvord, Assistant Judges of
the (.ounly Court.

Royal Tyler, Bratlleboro', Judge of Probate for
the District of Marlboro' .

Abishai Stoddard, Grafton, Judge of Probate for
the District of Westminster.

George B. Kellogg, Saxton's River, State's At-
torney.

Cyrus Carpenter, Sheriff.

Abuer Johnson, High Bailiff.

Windsor County.

Hampden Cutts, Calvin French, Assistant Judges
of the County Court.

Salmon F. Dutton, Cavendish, Judge of Probate
for the District of Windsor.

John Porter, Hartford, Judge of Probate for the
District of Hartford.

Warren C. French, Sharon, State's Attorney.

Lorenzo Richmond, Woodstock, Sheriff.

Silas Warren, Ludlow, High Bailiff'.

Rutland County.

Samuel H. Kellogg, Barnes Frisbie, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.

Harvey Button, Wallingford, Judge of Probate
for the District of Rutland.

Almon Warne'r, Castleton, Judge of Probate for
the District of Fairhaven.

Caleb B. Harrington, Rutland, State's Attorney.

Jacob Edgerton, Rutland, Sheriff.

Levi Briggs, Brandon, High Bailiff.

Addison County.

Joseph Hay ward. RoswellBottum, Jr., Assistant
Judges of the County Court.

Horatio Seymour, Middlebury, Judge of Probate

C<>cM)'<.— Windsor, 21st May ; Rutland, 3d Oct. ^for the District of Addison

Samuel Prentiss, Montpelier, Judge.
Abel Underwood, Newbury, District Attorney.
John Pettes, Windsor, Marshal.
Albert G. Catlin, Burlington, Collector.
Edward H. Prentiss, Montpelier, Clerk of the
Circuit and District Courts.

COUNTY COURTS.

Bennington County.

Simon Rising, Charles E. Houghton, Assistant
Judges of tlie Cotiii/y Court.

Leonard Sari^cuut, Mmiclicstcr, Judge of Probate
for the District of Miun-hvster.

Elijah Barber, Powiuil, Judge of Probate for the
District of Bennimjton.

Harman Canfield, Arlington, State's Attorney.

Harvey Munsill, Bristol, Judge of Probate for
the District of Neichaven.

John W. Stewart, State's Attorney.

David S. Church, Sheriff.

Wm. Joslin, Vergennes, High Bailiff.

Orange County.

Gouldsburn Taplin, Jr., Alvan Smith, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.

Royal Hatch, Straflbrd, Judge of Probate for the
District of Bradford.

Philander Perrin, Randolph, Judge of Probatt
for the District of Randolph.

Asa M. Dickey, Topsham, State's Attorney.

John E. Chamberlin, Sheriff.

Harvey Tracy, Tunbridge, High Bailiff.

NEW ENGLAND REGISTER.

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Chittenden County.

Ransom Jones, Aaron L. "Betich, Assistant Judgts
of the Coimty Court.

Charles Adams, Burlington, Judge of Probate.
Edward J. Phelps, Burlington, State's Attorney.

Isaac Sherwood, Burlington, Sheriff.
Edward W. Brownell, Westford, Hig

igh Bailiff.

Washington County.

David W. Hadley, Joseph Hancock, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.

Jacob Scott, Montpelier, Judge of Probate.
Stoddard B. Colby, Montpelier, State's Attorney.
Isaac \V. Brown, Northfield, Sheriff.
Cyrus Brown, Worcester, High Bailiff.

Caledonia County.

Alden E. Judevine, Andrew McMillan, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.

Theron Howard, Danville, Judge of Probate.
Joseph Potts, Groton, State's Attorney.
George Ide, Sheriff.
Charles Roberts, High Bailiff.

Franklin County.

Alvah Sabin, Augustus Young, Assistant Judges
of the County Court.

Wm. Bridges, St. Albans, Judge of Probate.
Geo. F. Houghton, St. Albans, State's Attorney.
Orson Carpenter, St. Albans, Sheriff.
Addison Burr, High Bailiff.

Orleans County.

William Moon, Jr., Neheraiah Colby, AsHstant
Judges of the County Court.

Isaac N. Cushman, IrzLshwrgh., Judge of Probate.

Wm. M. Dickerman, Coventry, State's Attorney.
Elisha White, Brownington, Sheriff.
John Guild, High Bailiff.

Lamoille County.

James M. Hotchkiss, Giles A. Barber, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.

Stoughton S. ViWp,3oh.\\f:on, Judge of Probate.
George Wilkins, State's Attorney.
Samuel M. Pennock, Sheriff.
John Walbridge, High Bailiff.

Essex County.

David Hibbard, Jr., Oramel Crawford, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.

Reuben W. Freeman, Judr/e of Probate.
Wm. Hayward, Jr., Guildhall, State's Attorney.
Joseph W. Cooper, Sheriff.
Wilton Cutler, High BaiUff.

Grand Isle County.

William L. Sowles, Daniel Wait, Assistant Judges
of the County Court.

Sealand Whitney, North Hero, Judge of Probate.
John M. Sowles, State's Attorney.
Charles H. Clark, Alburgh, Sheriff.
George Eddy, High Bailiff.

Miscellaneous Appoin tmetits.

State Prison. — Hiram Harlow, Windsor, Super-
inte7ident ; John Porter, of Hartford, Alfred Keith,
of Sheldon, and Russell Hyde, of Rockingham,
Directors.

Culvin Jewett, St. Johnsbury, Commissioner of
the Insane.

George C. West, Hartland, Bank Commissioner.

COMMON SCHOOLS.

Number of school districts in the State, 2,594; number of scholars, 90,110; average of wages paid
male teachers per month, gl3.o5; average of wages paid female teachers per month, §5.54 ; whole
wages for males, S6o,759.16; for females, §61,312.65; number of weeks of schools by males, 19,360;
by females, 43.238; whole wages to teachers. §127,071.81; cost of board, §70,492.87; cost of fuel,
&c., §19,837.60; cost for wages, board, and fuel, §217.402.33; public money divided for support of
schools, §90,893.91; average length of school during the year, 24 weeks; average of scholars per
district, 39; expense per scholar, §2.20. The school fund was abolished in 1845, to pay the State
debt.

STATE PRISON-YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 1, 1850.

Number of convicts, September 1, 1849, 62; admitted during the year, 33; total, 95. 19 were dis-
charged during the year; 10 by expiration of sentence; 8 by pjirdon ; 1 sent to the Insane Hospital ;
leaving in confinement, September 1, 1850, 76. 64 were employed by contractors in snath-making,
and 5 in shoemaking. The contract per diem charge per convict is two shillings. The income of the
prison for the year was §6,107.09. Expenditures and loss, §6,251.61. Balance of expenditures for
the year against the prison, §144.52. Total liabilities, inclusive of interest, §17,873.70; total assets,
§10,313.04. Excess of liabilities, §7,560.66.

VERMONT ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE, BRATTLEBORO'.

William H. Rockwell, M. D., Superintendent. Since the opening of the Asylum, there have been
admitted, to August 1, 1850. 1,609 patients ; 1,281 have been discharged, and 328 remain in the insti-
tution. Of the 1,609 patients thus admitted 745 have recovered, equal to 46.30 per cent. Of
the 1,281 discharged, 745 have recovered, equal to 58.37 per cent. Of those placed at the Asylum
within six months from the attack, nearly nine tenths have recovered. During the year ending
August 1, 1850. the whole number of patients was 468. Admitted, 150; discharged, 140; remaining
in the institution, 328. Of those discharged, 79 were cured ; 26 died; improved, 16 ; not improved, 19.
There have been 182 State beneficiaries in the Asylum during the vear, and 143 remained, July 31,
1850. Income during the vear, §34,240.12 ; expenditures, §33.868.93 : balance in favor of the Asylum.
§371.19. There is connected with the Asylum a library of over 1,200 volumes, and a large number of
newspapers and periodicals are taken.

Terms of Admission.— For the first six months. §2 per week, and §1.75 afterwards. When the
insanity is connected with epilepsy or paralysis, §2.50 per week. Patients are received from other
States for §2 per week, or §100 per year.

STATE ELECTION

ON THK

First Wednesday in
APRIL.

LEGISLATURE CONVENES

AT NEWPORT,

First Tuesday in

MAY.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.

OFFICERS FOR 1851-52.

PHILIP ALLEN, PROVIDENCE, Governor. Salary, $400.

COUNCIL.

Wm. Bfach Lawrence, of Newport, Lieutenant-Governor. Salary, ^200.
Asa Potter, of Providence, Secretai-y of State. Salary, Slod and fees.
Edwin Wilson, of Newport, General Treasurer. Salary, ,^500.
Walter S. Burgess, of Providence, Attorney-General.
Elisha R. Potter, of Kingston, Commissioner of Public Schools.
Amos D. Smith, of Providence, J/q;o;--Ge7iera;o/' the Militia.

judiciary.
Supreme Court.

Richard W. Greene, of Providence, Chief Jus-
tice. Salary, ^900. Levi Hale, of Warren, Asso-
ciate Justice. Salary, 5550. William R. Staples,
of Providence, Justice. Salary, ^550. George A.
Brayton, of Warwick, Justice. Salary, ^doO.
Thomas Durfee, of Providence, Reporter.

Clerks of Supreme Court.

Joseph Joslin, Newport, for Newport ; Edwin
Mctcalf, of Providence, for Providence; Powell
Hehne, of Kingston, (or Washington ; Geo. H.
Reynolds, of Bristol, for Bristol; Silas E. Wea-
ver, of East Greenwich, for Kent.

Clerks of Court of Common Pleas.
Geo. C. Shaw, of Newport, for Newport; Levi
Salisbury, of Providence, for Providence ; Matthew
Chappell, of Kingston, for Washington ; Massa-
dore T. Bennett, of Bristol, for Bristol ; Hazard
Carder, of East Greenwich, for Kent.

U. S. District Courts ^?^ R. I.

John Pitman, of Providence, Jtidge. James M.
Clarke, of Providence, Attorney. George W. Jack-
son, of Providence, Marshal. John T. Pitman, of
Providence, Clerk.

Sheriffs.

Nercport County, William J. Roberts. Provi-
dence County, Burrington Anthony. Washington
County, Weeden H. Berry. Bristol County, Na-
than Bardin. Kent County, Alexander Allen.

We are indebted to the American Almanac for the following valuable statistics in regard to this
State. ^ ^

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The State has a School Fund invested in.bank stock of g51,300. By an Act passed in 1836 the in-
terest of the State's part of the United States surplus revenue (commonly called the Deposit Fund)
was set apart for Public Schools. jg3.3,000 is annually paid from the State Treasury for Schools. By
an Act passed in June, 1848, the proceeds of the militia commutation tax in each town are to be applied
hereafter to the suppoi t of public schools.

The whole number of school districts in the State is 332, of which 231 own school houses. There
has been expended fur school houses during the last six years, 5148,254. No. of persons in the State
under fifteen, 47,8o7. No. of scholars registered, 24,442,-13,360 males and 11,082 females; average
attendance, 13,182. No. of male teachers, 239 ; of female, 270. Amount received from the State,
534,;M8.71; amount raised by towns, 550,332.70; whole amount, 596,913.54. Expended for schools,
595,291.16; e.\pended for school houses, 519,070.81. "

In June, 1851, the school laws were revised and consolidated and in many respects much improved.

STATE PRISON, PROVIDENCE.

Thomas W. Hayward, Warden. Salary, 5800. The number of prisoners September 30, 1840, was
28, — 27 males, 1 female. Committed during the past year, 23; whole number during the ye;ir, 51.
Discharged by expiration of time, 3, by the General Assembly. 11 ; leaving in prison," Sept. 30, 1850,
37, all males. The convicts in the State Prison are principally employed in shoemaking; those in the
Providence County Jail, at cabinet work.

The income of the prison for the year, was 53,964.56, the expenses were 59,427.43 ; balance of ex-
pense, 55,462.87. No. of persons in Providence Jail at the suit of the State, September 30, 18.50, 06 ;
at the suit of the City, 4 ; debtors 0 ; total, 76. During the year 220 were committed on senience; 202
for default of bail; in all, 483; of whom 448 were males, and 35 females; white 458, colored 25; na-
tives, 247, foreigners, 236. Of those sentenced 140 reported themselves, or were known as intemper-
ate. There were besides committea to the jail as a house of correction during the year 146 persons, of
whom 142 were intemperate.

NEAV ENGLAND REGISTER.

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STATE ELECTION,

ON THH

First Monday in
APRIL.

LEGISLATURE CONVENES,
AT HARTFORD OR NEW HAVEN,
W.l First Wednesday in

MAY.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT

OFFICERS FOR 1851-52.

THOMAS H. SEYMOUR, HARTFORD, Governor.

R. A. Ervina;, Executive Secretary.

W. B. Leonard, Messenger.

Green Kendrick, Waterbury, IJcut.-Governor.

John P. C. Mather, New London, Sec'y of State.

Thomas Clark. Coventry, Treasurer.

Rufiis G. Pinney, Stafford, Comptroller.

Abijah Catlin, Ilarwinton, Com'r School Fund.

Charles Marvin, Loren P. Waldo, Auditors of
Public Accounts.

Wni. H. Gilbert, I. Dean Alden, Auditors of
Quariermasier General's Account.

COURTS.

United States Cirlfiiit and District Courts.

S. Nelson, Cooperstown, N. Y., Circxiit Judge.

Andrew T. Judson, Canterbury, District Judge.

Alfred A. Burnham, New Haven, District Cierk.

Thomas C. Perkins, Hartford, District Attorney.

A. A. Pettengill, Bridgeport, Marshal.

Chester Adams, Hartford ; Leander Parmelee,
New Haven ; Geo. Bliss, Norwich, Dep. Marshals.
Supreme Court of Errors.

Samuel Church, Litchfield, Chief Judge.

William L. Storrs, Hartford; Henry M. Waite,
Lyme ; Joel Hiriman, New Haven ; "William W.
Ellsworth, Hartford, Associate Judges.

Thomas Day, Hartford, Rejjorter.
Superior Courts.

ALLOTMENT OF JUDGES FOR 1851-52.

Sicmmer Terms.
Chief Judge Church, Litchfield and New Haven.
Judge Waite, Middlese.\ and New Haven.
'• Storrs, Windham and Tolland.
" Ilinman, Hartford.
" Ellsworth, Fairfield.

Willi er Terms.
Chief Judge Church, Hartford.
Judge Waite, Fairfield and Tolland.
" Storrs, New Haven.
" Hinman, Windham and Litchfield.
" Ellsworth, Middlesex and New London.
County Courts.
Hartford Co. — Francis Parsons, Hartford, Judge.
Ira Ha'dsell,Rich'd H. Phelps, Henry Dayton, (7ow-
missioners. Chauncy Howard, Hartford, Clerk of
Courts. Rich'd D. Hubbard, Hartford, State Attor-
ney. Nathan M. W^aterman, Hartford, Sheriff.

iYe?/' Haven Co. — Samuel Ingham, Acting Judge.
Fitch Smith, Timothy V. Meigs, Madison; Perry
Averill, Commissioners. Robert H. Osborn, New
Haven, Clerk of Courts. Charles A. Ingersoll,
New Haven, State Attorney. Leander Parmelee,
Wallingford, Sheiiff.

New London Co. — James A. Hovey, Norwich,
Judge. Austin Brewster, Nath'l C. Saxton, Isaac
C.Amidon, Commissioners. James Stedman, Nor-
wich, Clerk of Courts. John T. Wait, Norwich,
State Attorney. George Bliss, Norwich, Slieriff.

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Fairfield County. — Thomas B. Osborn, Fair-
field, Judge. Thomas A. Mead, Daniel W. North-
rop, David D. Wildman, Commissioners. Thom-
as Robinson, Norwalk, Clerk of Courts. William
F. Taylor, Danbury, State Attorney. Philo F.
Barnum, Bridgeport, Sheriff.

Windham County. — George S. Catlin, Windham,
Judge. Samuel Reynolds, Eiisha L. Fuller, Jon-
athan Skinner, Commissioners. Uriel Fuller,
Brooklyn, Clerk of Courts. Eiisha Carpenter,
Killingly, State Attorney. George Warren, Kil-
lingly. Sheriff.

Litchfield County. — Hiram Goodwin, Hitch-
cocksville. Judge. Peleg Shepard, Wm. Cothren,
William P. Russell, Commissioners . G. H. Hol-
lister, Litchfield, Clerk of Courts. Jolm H. Hub-
bard, Salisbury, State Attorney. Albert Sedgwick,
Litchfield, Sheriff.

Middlesex County. — Samuel Ingham, Essex,
Judge. William J. French, Middletown ; Asher
Robinson, Durham; Jedediah R. Gardner, East
Haddam, Commissioners. Elihu Spencer, Middle-
town, Clerk of Cowls. Charles Whittlesey, Mid-
dletown, State Attorney. Curtis Bacon, Middle-
town, Sheriff^.

Tolland County. — Zalmon A. Storrs, Tolland,
Judge. John S. Yeomans, Columbia; Richard
H. Rose, Coventry ; Zolva Converse, Stafford,
Commissioners. Joseph Bishop, Tolland, Clerk, of
Courts. John H. Brookway. Ellington, State
Attorney. William T. Cogswell, Sheriff.

State Prison.

Zebulon Brockway, Charles J. Russ, Hartford,
Ammi Giddings, Plymouth, Directors.

Eiisha Johnson, Warden. , Dep-

xdy Warden. Rev. S. Griswold, Chaplain. R.
Fox, Physician. Z. R. Brockway, Clerk. ,

"Whole number of convicts, April, 1850, 175 ; since
received, 31 ; discharged, 42 ; died, 7 ; present num-
ber, 157.

Connecticut Medical Society.

Annual Meeting at the tiTne and place of ses-
sion of the General Assembly.

Rufus Blakeman, Greenfield, President.

Richard Warner, Cromwell, Vice-President.

Josiah G. Beckwith, Litchfield, Secretary.

Geo. O. Sumner, New Haven, Treasurer.

Connecticut Botanico- Medical Society.
11. F. Gardner, Springfield, President.
T. F. Davis, Plymouth, Vice-President.
T. Sperry, Hartford, Recording Secretary.
L. L. Sperry, New Britain, Cor. Secretary.
H. A. Archer, Meriden, Treasurer.
J. D. Friend, H. B. Steele, John Hooker, A. J.
Jaques, O. B. Seymour, Censors.
Next annual meeting, 2d Tuesday of May.

oOG MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

TOWNS IN NEW ENGLAND.

The Act of Congress under which the U. S Census for 1850 was taken, c-tablishes the rule which

is to be adopted for the apportionment of members for the 33d Congress, and until the taking of the

next census. This rule limits the number of the momljers of the House to 233, and provides that the

ratio of apportionment shall be obtained by dividing the aggregate population of the Union, as

ascertained by the new census, after deducting therefrom two fifths of the whole number of slaves, by

233. The population of each State is then to be divided by the ratio so

obtained, and the last quotient

will show the number of members to which the Stale will be entitled

besides which, however, those

States to which the largest fractions belong, after the division, will

be entitled to one additional

member, until the whole number of 233 shall be made up. This apport

ionmentis to be made, and the

result certified, by the Secretary of the Interior.

We give the U. S. Census of 1850, for the States of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu- j

setts, and Rhode Island, taken from the most authentic sources. The

returns of the census have not

yet been officially published.

STATE OP MAINE.

AROOSTOOK.

Gorham, 3088

Mariaville,

374

Winslow, 1796

Amity, 256

i.ray, 178S

Mount Desert,

777

Clinton Gore, 195

Ilodgdon, 862

Ilarp.'<well, 1535

Orland, .

1530

Albion Gore, 110

Iloulton, 1453

Harrison, 1418

Otis,

124

Linneu.s, 561

Minot, 1734

Penobscot,

1556

62,524

Masardis, 122

Naples, 1025

Seaville,

139

LINCOLN.

Monticpllo, 227

.VortU Yarmouth, 1221

Sedgwick,

1234

Alna, 916

New Limerick, 160

New Gloucester, 1848

Sullivan,

810

Arrowsic, 311

Smyrna, 172

Otisfield, 1171

Surry,

1189

Bath city, 8020

Weston, 293

Poland, 2660

Trenton,

1205

Boothbay, 2504

Belfiist Academy Grant, 259

Portland city, 20819

Tremont,

1425

Bowdoinham, 2381

Benedicta, 325

Pownal, 1074

U'altham,

304

Bowdoin, 1857

Bridgewater, 14.3

liavniond, 1142

Swan Island,

423

Bremen, 891

Madawaska plantation, 1278

Scarborough, 1837

AVetraoro Isle,

405

Bristol, 2910

Orient plantation, 207

Sebago, 850

.No. 1 and 2,

142

(lushing, 805

Williarfls College Grant, 224

Stan'dish, 2290

No. 21,

26

Daraariscotta, 1328

No. 6, R. 5, 39

Wcstbrook, 4852

No. 33,

51

Dresden, 1419

No. 7, R. 5, 10

Windham, 2380

Long Island,

152

Edgecomb, 1231

No. 9, R. 5, 25

Yarmouth, 2144

No. 7,

109

Friendship, 652

Fram'gh'm Acad'y Grant, 31

Raymond Cape, . 50

No.8,

17

Georgetown, 1121

n Plymouth Grant, 252

No. 9,

22

Jefferson, 2223

Eaton Grant, 188

79,656

No. 10,

20

Lewiston, a5S4

G, U. 2, 381

Pond Island,

10

Lisbon, 1495

No. 5, R. 3, 34

FRANKLIN.

Calf Island,

7

Newcastle, 2012

A, R. 2, 4

Avon, 778

Phicentia Island,

13

Nobleborough, 1408

Fort Kairfield, 401

Carthage, 420

Black Island,

25

Perkins, 84

Golden Ridge, 194

Chesterville, 1142

Duck Island,

12

Phipsburg, 1806

No. 11, R. 1, 106

Farniington, 2725

Mar.sliall's Island,

5

Richmond, 2050

No. 11, It. 5, 354

Freeman, 762

Old Harbor Island,

11

Rockland, 5052

No. 3, R. 2, 37

Industry, 1041

Conway's Island,

12

St. George, 2217

Bancroft, 157

Jay, 1733

Pickering's Island,

13

South Thomaston, 1420

Cliry,stal, 175

Kiiigfield, 682

lleech Island,

9

Southport, 543

Dayton, 49

Madrid, 404

Ot. Spruce Head Island, 19

Thomaston, 2723

Hancock. 592

New Sharon, 1732

Bear Island,

7

Topsham, 2C10

HayncsviUe, 95

New Vineyard, 635

liutter Island,

6

Union, 1974

Molunl<u.s, 199

Phillips, 1673

Eagle Island,

32

Waldoborough, 4199

Salmon Brook, 176

Salem, 454

Hacketash Island,

12

Warren, 2428

Van Huron, 1050

Strong, 1008

Matiiiicus Light Island

, 11

Washington, 1756

Reed, 76

Temple, 785

Wooden Ball Rock Island, 9

Webster. 1110

Letter B,R.l, 141

Weld, 995

West Bath, 560

No.8, R.5, 83

Wilton, 1909

34,372

Westport, 761

No. 6, R. 4, ' 37

Letter E, 126

Whitelield, 2160

Letter B, R. 2, 5

No. 3, 2d Range, B. P., 43

KENNEBEC.

Wiscasset, 2343

Portland Academy Grant, 78

No.4, R. 2. B. P., 8

Albion,

1604

Woolwich, 1420

N* 9, R. 6, 59

Dallas, 458

Augusta,

8227

Patricktown plantation, 552

E, R. 1, 46

Jackson plantation, 821

Belgrade,

1722

iMatiMJcus Isles, 220

It, R. 2, 203

No. 6, 74

Benton,

1189

Monhegan Isle, 103

12, 11. 3, 66

No. 4, 139

China,

27l!9

Muscle Ridge pl.antation, 56

F, 11. 2, 288

Clinton,

1743

Muscongus Island, 97

Mars Hill, 29

20,027

East Livermore,

892

Marsh, 20

I'ortiigc Lake, 163

Fayette,

1085

Hay Island, 8

Dcertleld Academy Grant, 12

HANCOCK.

Gardiner,

048';

.lohiis Island, 5

No. 12, it. 5, 11

Aurora, 217

Greene,

1317

Pond Island, 1

No. 17, It. 9, 209

Amherst, 323

Hallowell,

4769

Otter Island, 12

Bhtoliill, 1939

Leeds,

1652

Harbor Island, 8

12,533

Itrooklin, 1002

Litchtiold,

2100

Cranberry Island, 32

lirooksville, 13.33

Monmouth,

1925

CUMBERLAND.

Bucksport, 33S1

Mt. Vernon,

1479

74,803

Auburn, 2840

Castine, 1260

Pittston,

2823

OXFORD.

Baldwin, 11(10

(ir.anberry Isles, 283

Readficld,

19S5

Albany, 747

Bridgton, 2710

Door I,'<le, 3037

Rome,

8.30

Andovcr, 710

Brunswick, 407(>

Dedham, 546

Sidney,

1955

Bethel, 2253

Cape Kli/.abcth, 2082

Kaslbrook, 212

V.assalborough,

3099

Brownlield, 1320

Cascn, 10J5

Eden, 1127

Vienna,

851

Buckfield, 1657

Cumberland, 1656

Ellsworth, 4009

Wales,

612

Byron, 296

Danville, ItWil

Frinklin, 736

Watervillc,

3965

Canton, 926

Durliam, 1801

(l.niUlsborough, 1400

Wayne,

1307

Denmark, 1203

Falmouth, 2161

(ii-wnliold, 305

Wii'id.sor,

1793

DLxfield, 1180

Freeport, 2029

Hancock, 960

Winthrop,

2151

Fryeburg, 1524

TOWNS liNT NEW ENGLAND.

307

Gilead,

359

Newport, 1212

Detroit,

517

Ka.st Machi ,8,

v.m

Greenwood,

Ills

Oldtown, 3087

Enibden,

971

Eastport,

4125

Ilanovcr,

3'i(!

Orono, 2785

Fairfield,

2452

Kdnionds,

446

Hiutford,

1293

(Irrington, 1851

Harmony,

1107

Harrington,

963

Hebron,

839

fatten, 470

Ilartland,

960

.loncsborough,

466

Hiram,

1210

Passadurakcag, 294

Lexington,

53S

.lone.'port,

826

Liverraore,

1764

I'lvniouth, 925

Madison,

176S

Lubec,

2814

lyovell,

lion

Springfield, 583

Mayfield,

l.?!

Machias,

1590

Mason,

m

Sietson, 885

Mereer,

1186

Macbinsport,

1266

Mexico,

4.81

Indian Township, No. 2, 12

Moscow,

577

Marion,

207

Newry,

459

No. 3. R. 8, 15

New Portland,

1460

Marsbficld,

294

Norway,

10ti2

No. 7, R. 4, 39

Norridgewock,

184S

Moihbemps,

187

Oxford,

1233

No. 6, R. 3, 29

North Anson,

1168

Milbridge,

1170

Paris,

2883

No. 7, R. .3, 161

Palmyra,

1025

Northficld,

246

Peru,

1109

No. 4, R. 3, 111

I'ittsfield,

1163

Pembroke,

1712

Porter,

1208

Eist Indian Township, 193

Kipley,

641

Perry,

1324

Roxbury,

24f;

West Indian Township, 107

Solon,

1119

Princeton,

280

Rumford,

1375

No. 5, R. 6, 102

St Albans,

1792

Robliin.ston,

1028

Stow,

471

No 5, R. 7, 6

Starks,

1143

Steuben,

1122

Stoneham,

4S3

No. 3, R. 6, 40

Skowhegan,

1756

Topsfield,

268

Sumner,

1151

No. 3, R. 7, 16

Smithfield,

873

Tre«cott,

782

Sweden,

g:)i)

Pattagumpus, or Z, 50

Sections on Canada lino, 31

Weslev,

329

Turner,

2537

I-etter A, R. 6, 163

" on Kennebec riv., 900

Whiting,

470

Waterford,

144S

Letter A, R. 7, 27

Ilolden plantation,

83

AVhitneyville,

519

AVoodstock,

1012

No. 8, R. 8, 8

Long Pond plantation

, 31

Annsburg,

126

Andorer, N. Surplus,

81

No. 2, R. 8, 6

.Jackman Township,

12

(lodyville plantation.

47

Franklin plantation,

ISS

No. 3, 11. 1, N. B. P., 23

Parlin Pond plantation, 13

Danforth,

168

Fryeburg Academy Grant, 6-1

No. 4, R. 1, N. B. P., 159

Attean Township,

9

Tallmadge,

48

Hamlin's Grant,

108

Waite plantation,

81

Letter A, No. 2,

108

63,094

35,591

No. 14,

167

Letter B,

174

PISCATAQUIS.

WALDO.

No 1, R. 2,

9

Milton plantation,

16f5

Abbot, 747

.\ppleton.

1727

No. 1, R. 1,

10

A, No. 1,

60

Atkinson, 895

Belfast,

S052

No. 9, R. 3,

87

No. I, R. 1,

4

Barnard, 181

Belmont,

1483

No. 9; R. 4,

59

No. 5, R. 1,

50

Bowerbank, 173

Brooks,

1021

No. 3. R. 1,

5

No. 5, R. 2,

55

Hlanchard, 192

Burnham,

784

No. 18, E D.,

29

Brownville, 787

Camden,

4005

No. 19, E. D.,

20

39,863

Dover, 1927

Frankfort,

4233

No. 21,

63

PENOBSCOT.

Elliotsville, 102

Freedom,

948

No. 11. R. 3,

42

Alton,

252

Foxcroft, 1045

Hope,

1107

No. 1, R. 4,

14

Argyle,

338

Guilford, 834

Islesborough,

984

No. 1, R. 3,

23

Banijor.

14432

Greenville, 326

Jackson,

833

No. 7. R. 2-

61

Bradford,

1296

Kilmarnock, 322

Knox,

1102

No. 26, E. D.,

8

Bradley,

793

Kingsbery, 181

Liberty,

1116

No. 29,

18

Brewer,

2628

Monson, 654

LincolnviUe,

2174

No. 31,

46

Burlington,

481

Milo, 932

Monroe,

1606

Carmel,

1228

Orneville, 424

Montvslle,

1878

38,711

Carroll,

401

Parknian, 1243

North Haven,

803

YORK.

Clifton,

306

Sangerville, 1267

Northport,

1260

.\cton,

1359

Corinna,

1550

Sebec, 1223

Palermo,

1659

Alfred,

1319

Corinth,

1600

Shirley, 250

Prospect,

' i2467

Berwick,

2121

Charleston,

1283

U'ellington, 600

Searsmont,

1093

Uiddeford,

6095

Chester,

339

Williamsburg, 124

Searsport,

2207

!>uxton,

2995

Dexter,

1948

Letter B, R. 10, 4

Swanville,

944

i!ornish.

1144

Dixmont,

1605

No. 3, 1{- 5, ■ 44

Thorndike,

1029

Eliot,-

1803

Edinburg,

93

Kiueo, Day's .icad. Grant, 5

Troy,

1481

HoUis,

2683

Eddington,

696

Dc-er Isle, Moosehead Lake, 5

Unity,

1557

ivennebunk.

2650

Enfield,

398

No. 2, li- 13, 1

Vinalhaven,

1252

Kennebunkport,

2706

Etna,

802

No. 5, R. 13, 10

Waldo,

812

Kittery,

2706

Exeter,

1853

No. 8, R. 8, 68

Lebanon,

2208

Garland,

1247

Katahden Iron Works, 158

47,229

Limerick.

1473

Glenburn,

905

No. 7, R. 12, 5

WASHINGTON

l.iniington.

2116

Greenbush,

457

No. 9, R. 12, 4

Addison,

1152

I.yman,

1376

Hampden,

3195

No. 5, R. 9, 2

Alexander,

544

Nfwfield,

1418

Hermon

1374
214

Bdleyville,
Baring,

4.31

3S0

.Vorth Berwick,
i^arsousfield.

1593
23V,2

Howland,

14,735

Kirkland,

717

SOIEnSET.

Bi'ddiugton,

147

Saco,

5794

Las^range,

482

Anson, 84S

Calais,

4750

>hapleigh.

1318

J^,

917

Athens, 1463

CenterviUe,

17S

Sanford,

2330

Levant,

1842

liingham, 752

Columbia,

1140

South Berwick,

2592

Lincoln,

135S

lUoomfield. 1301

Cooper,

532

\Vaterborough,

19S9

Lowell,

378

Brighton, ' 748

Charlotte,

7IS

Wells,

2945

Mattamiscontis,

54

Canaan, 1698

(Jherryfield,

164S

York,

2980

Maxfield,

186

Cambridge, 487

I! wford,

324

Isle of Shoals,

29

Milford,
Newburg,

687
1399

Concord, 550
CornviUe, 1230

CutL- ,
Dennys/.'le,

82!)

458

60,094

STATE OF NSW HAMP3HIII

E.

ROCKINGHAM

Gossport, 103

North-Hampton,
Northwood, "

822

South-Newmarket,

516

Atkinson,

680

Greenland, 739

13J3

Stratham,

843

Auburn,

810

H-impsteid, 789

Nottingham,

1233

^Viudham,

818

Brentwood,

923

Hampton, 1197

Plaistow,

748

Candia,

14S2

Ilxmpton-Falls, 610

Poplin,

503

49,-il6

Chester,

1301

Kensington, 700

Portsmouth,

973*

STRAFFORD.

Danville,

614

Kingston, 1192

Raymond,

1253

Barrington,

1754

Ueerfleld,

2022

Loadonderry,- 1731

Rye,

1296

Dover,

8136

Derry,

1850

New Castle, 891

Salem,

1555

Durham,

1499

East-Kingston,

532

Newmarket, 1039

Sandown,

533

Farinington,

1699

Epping,

1663

Ne.vton, G85

S?abrook,

1293

Lee,

833

Exeter,

3329

Newington, 472

South-Hampton,

472

.Madbury,

484

'308

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Mililleton,

476

Newbury,

738

Ktfene,

a392

Hebron,

565

Milton,

1(519

New-London,

945

Marlborough,

886

Hill,

951

New-Durham,

1048

Northfield,

1332

Marlow,

708

Holderness,

1744

Koohester,

3006

Pembi-oke,

1732

Nelson,

751

Landaff,

948

RoUinsforil.

1862

Pittsfield,

1828

Richmond,

1128

Lebanon,

2136

Somersworth,

4943

Salisbury,

1228

Rindge,

1274

Li.sbon,

1882

Strafford,

1920

Sutton,

1337

Roxbury,

2W

Lincoln,

57

Warner,

2038

Stoddard,

1105

Littleton,

2008

29,359

Wilmot,

1272

Sullivan,

468

Lyman,

1442

BELKNAP.

Surry,

556

Lyme,

1618

Alton,

1795

40,346

Swanzey,

2106

Orange,

451

Bamstead,

1848

HILLSBOROUGH.

Troy,

759

Orford,

1406

Oentre-Ilarbor,

544

Amherst,

1613

Walpole,

2034

Piermont,

948

Gilford,

2425

Antrim,

1143

Westmoreland,

1677

Plymouth,

1290

Gilmanton,

3282

Bedford,

1906

Winchester,

3296

Rumney,

1109

Meredith,

3521

Bennington,

541

Thornton,

, 1012

New-IIampton,

1612

Brookline,

718

30,141

Warren ,

872

Sanborn ton,

2695

Deering,

890

SULLIVAN.

Waterville,

40

Franoestowu,

1114

Acworth,

1251

Wentworth,

1197

17,722

Goffstown,

2270

Charlestown,

1644

Woodstock,

418

CARROLL.

Greenfield,

716

Claremontj

3606

Albany,

455

Hancock,

1012

Cornish,

1606

42,281

Brookfield,

552

Hillsborough,

1685

Croydon,

861

COOS.

Chatham,

516

Hollis,

1293

Goshen,

659

Bartlett,

761

Conway,

1769

Hudson ,

1312

Grantham,

784

Berlin,

173

Eaton,

1751

Litchfield,

447

Langdon,

575

Cambridge.

33

Effingham,

1252

Lyndeborougli,

968

Lempster,

906

Carroll,

299

Freedom,

910

Manchester,

13933

Newport,

2020

Clarksville,

187

Moultonboro',

1748

Mason,

1226

Plainfield,

1392

Colebrook,

908

Osjipee,

2122

Merrimack,

1250

Springfield,

1270

Columbia,

762

Sandwich,

2577

Milford,

2159

Sunapee,

787

Dalton,

750

Taraworth,

1766

Mont- Vernon,

722

Unity,

961

Dixville,

8

Tuftonboro",

1305

N.ashua,

5820

Washington,

1054

Dummer,

171

Wakefield,

1405

Nashville,

3122

Errol,

, 138

Wolfboro',

203S

New-Ipswich,

1877

19,376

Gorham,

224

New-Boston,

1476

GRAFTON.

Hart's Location,

20,166

Pelham,

1071

Alexandria,

1273

Jackson,

589

MERRIMACK

Peterborough,

2222

Bath,

1514

Jeffer.son,

629

AUenstown,

526

Sharon,

226

Benton,

478

Kilkenny,

Andover,

1220

Temple,

579

Bethlehem,

950

Lancaster,

1559

Bradford,

1341

Weare,

2436

Bridgewater,

664

Milan,

493

Bow,

1055

Wilton,

1161

Bristol,

1103

Millsfield,

2

Boscawen,

2063

Windsor,

172

Campton,

1439

Northumberland,

429

Canterbury,

1614

Canaan,

1683

Pittsburg,

425

Chichester,

997

57,080

Danbury,

934

Randolph,

113

Concord,

8584

CHESHIRE.

Dorchester,

711

Stark,

418

Lunbarton,

915

Alstead,

1425

Ellsworth,

320

Stratford,

552

Epsom,

13S5

Chesterfield.

1680

Enfield,

1742

Shelburne,

480

Franklin,

1251

Dublin,

1088

Franconia,

584

Stewartstown,

747

Henniker,

1690

Fitzwilliam,

1482

Grafton,

1259

Success,

Hooksett,

1503

Gilsum,

666

Groton,

776

AVhitefield,

857

Hoplcinton,

2169

Hinsdale,

1903

Hanover,

2852

Loudon,

1553

Jaffrey,

1497

Haverhill,

2405

11,707

STATE

OP VERMOITT.

BEN-NIXGTOM

Somerset,

321

Wells,

804

Ferrisburg,

2075

Arlington,

1084

Stratton,

286

West Haven,

718

Goshen,

486

Bennington,

3923

Townshend,

1354

Granville,

603

Dorset,

1700

Vernon,

821

33,059

Hancock,

430

Glastonbury,

52

Wardsboro',

1125

WINDSOR.

Leicester,

• 596

Landgrove,

337

Westminster,

1721

Andover,

725

Lincoln,

1057

Manchester,

1782

Whitinghani,

13S0

Baltimore,

124

Middlebury,

3517

Peru,

567

Wilmington,

1372.

Barnard,

1647

Monkton,

1246

Pownal,

1742

Windham,

763

Bethel,

1730

New Haven,

1663

Readsboro',

857

Biidgewater,

1311

Orwell,

1470

Rupert.

1101

29,062

Cavendish,

157()

Panton,

559

Sandgate,

850

Chester,

2001

Ilipton,

567

Searsburgh,

201

RUTLAND.

Hartford,

2159

Salisbury,

1027

Shaftesbury,

189 (5

Benson,

1305

Hartland,

2063

Shoreham,

1001

Stamford,

833

Brandon,

2835

Ludlow,

1619

Starksboro'.

1400

Sunderland,

479

C.istleton,

3016

Norwich,

1978

Vergenncs,

1378

Winhall,

762.

Chittenden,

675

Plymouth,

1226

Walth.am,

270

Woodford,

423

Clarendon,

1477

Pomfret,

1546

Weybridge,

804

Danby,

1.535

Reading,

1171

Whiting,

629

18,689

Fairhaven,

902

Rochester,

1493

Hubbard ton,

701

Royal ton,

1850

26,549

WINDHAM.

Ira,

400

Sharon,

1240

ORANGE.

Athens,
Brattlcboro',

359

Mendon,

504

Springfield,

2762

Bradford,

1723

3S1G

Middletown,

875

Stockbridge,

1327

Itraintrco,

1228

Brooklinc,

285

Mount Holly,

153 1

Wcathcrsfield,

1851

Brookfield,

1672

Dover,

709

Mount Tabor,

308

Weston,

950

Chelsea,

1958

Dummcrston.

16)5

Pawlet,

1843

AVcst Windsor,

1002

Corinth,

1906

Grafton,

1241

Pittsfield,

512

Windsor,

1928

Fairlce,

575

Guilford,

i;!29

Pittsford,

2026

Woodstock,

3041

Newbury,

2984

Halifax,
Jamaica,

1133

Poultney,

2329

Orange,

1007

vm

Rutland,

3715

33,320

Uandolph,

2666

Londonderry,

1274

Sherburne,

578

ADDISON.

Strafford,

1546

Marlboro',

89r,

Shrrwsbury,

1268

Addison,

1279

Thotford,

2010

Nowfano,

130J

Sn.nmry,

794

Bridport,

1393

Topshaui,

1668

Putney,

1425

Tininonth,

717

Bristol,

1314

Tunbridge,

1786

Rockingham,

2837

Wnllingford,

1688

Cornwall,

1155

Vershire,

1071

1

TOWNS IN NEW ENGLAND.

309

Washington,

1348

Waitsficld,

1021

Fairfield,

2591

Holland,

W9

West Kairlce,

696

Warren,

9ii2

Fletcher,

1084

Irasburg,

10:it

Williamstown,

1452

Waterbury,

2352

Franklin,

1646

Jay,

371

Woodbury,

1070

Georgia,

2680

Lowell,

637

27,296

Worcester,

702

Highgate,

.2(i53

.Morgan,

486

CHITTENDEN.

Montgomery,

lom

Newport,

74S

Avcrv's & Duel's Gore, 18

24,654

Richford,

1074

Salem,

455

Bolto'n,

602

CALEDONIA.

Sheldon,

1814

Troy,

vm

Burlington,

7505

Bamet,

2521

St. Albans,

8567

Westlicld,

f02

Charlotte,

1634

Bradley Vale,

107

Swanton,

2S24

Westmore,

152

Colchester,

2575

Burke,

1103

Essex,

2032

Cabot,

1356

28,586

15,707

Hinesburgh,

1834

Danville,

2577

ESSEX.

Huntington,

885

Gos. Gore by A\Tieelocl5

, 183

LAMOILLE.

Averill,

7

Jericho,

1837

Goshen Gore by Plain

-

Bclvidere,

2581

Bloomficld,

241

Milton,

2451

field.

32

Cambridge,

1849

Brighton,

193

Kiclimond,

1453

Groton,

895

Ellen,

638

Brunswick,

119

Shelburuo,

1257

Hard wick.

1402

Elmore,

504

Canaan ,

471

St. George,

147

Harris's Gore,

8

Hydepark,

1107

Concord,

1152

Underbill,

1599

Kirby,

514

Johnson,

1381

East Haven,

94

IV'ostford,

1458

Lyndon,

1752

Morristown,

1141

Gnmby,

127

Williston,

1669

Newark,

434

Sterling,

233

Guilah:'ll,

501

Peacham,

1377

Stowe,

1771

Leuiington,

187

29,033

Ryegate,

1606

Waterville,

753

Lunenburg,

1124

WASHINGTON.

Sheffield,

797

Wolcott,

909

Maidstone,

237

Barre,

1835

St. Johnsbury,

2758

Victory,

163

Berlin,

1507

Sutton,

1001

10,872

Wenlock,

26

Calais,

1410

Walden,

910

Duxbury,

845

Waterford,

1412

ORLEANS.

4,650

East Montpelior,

1447

Wheelock,

855

Albany,

1051

I'ayston,

684

Barton,

987

GRAND ISLE

Marshfield,

1102

23,600

Brownington,

613

Alburg,

1563

Middlesex,

1335

FR.4.NKLIN.

Charleston,

1008

Grand li^le,

666

Montpelier,

2310

Avery's Gore,

48

Coventry,

867

Isle La Jlott,

476

Moretown,

1335

B.akersfield,

1523

Craftsburg,

1223

North Hero,

730

Northfield,
Plainfield,

2922
808

Berkshire,
Enosburg,

1955
2009

Derby,
Glover,

1750
1137

South Hero,

705

Roxbury,

967

Fairfax,

2111

Greensboro',

1008

4,145

STATE OF

MASSACHUSETTS.

SUFFOUf.

Cambridge,

15215

Berlin,

866

West Brookfield,

1344

Boston,

136884

Carlisle,

719

Blackstone,

4391

Westminster,

1916

Chelsea,

6701

Charles town.

17216

Bolton,

1263

Winchendon,

2445

North Chelsea,

935

Chelmsford,

2098

Boylston,

918

Worcester,

17059

Concord,
Dracut,

2249
8503

Brookfield,
Charlton,

1673
2015

144,520

130,817

Dunstable,

590

Clinton,

3113

HAMPSHIRE

ESSEX.

Framingham,

4235

Dana,

842

4mherst,

3052

Amesbury,

3143

Groton,

2515

Douglass,

1878

Belchertown,

2680

Andover,

6945

Holliston,

2428

Dudley,

1446

Chesterfield,

1014

Beverly,

5376

Hopkinton,

2801

Fitchburg,

5120

Cummington,

1172

Boxford,

982

Lexington,

1894

Gardner,

1533

East Hampton,

1342

Bradford,

1.328

Lincoln,

632

Grafton,

8925

Enfield,

1933

Dan vers,

8110

Littleton,

991

Hardwick,

1631

Goshen,

512

Essex,

1585

Lowell,

33385

Harvard,

1630

Granby,

1095

Georgetown,

2052

Maiden,

3520

Holden,

1933

Greenwich,

838

Gloucester,

7805

Marlboro',

2941

Hubbardston,

1825

Hadley,

1986

Groveland,

1286

Medford,

3749

Lancaster,

1688

Hatfield,

1073

Hamilton,

889

Melrose,

1260

Leicester,

2269

Middlefield,

737

Haverhill,

5877

Natick,

2744

Leominster,

3121

Northampton,

5278

Ipswich,

3349

Newton,

5258

Lunenburg

1249

Norwich,

756

Lawrence,

8283

Pepperell,

1754

Mendon,

1301

Pelham,

983

Lynn,

14257

Reading,

3108

Milford,

4819

Plainfield,

814

Lynnfield,

1723

Sherburne,

1043

Millbury,

3081

Prescott,

737

jianchester.

1638

Shirley,

1158

New Braintree, .

852

South Hadley,

2491

Marblehead,

6167

Somerville,

354

Northboro',

1535

Southampton,

1060

Jlethuen,

2543

South Reading,

2407

Northbridge,

2229

Ware,

3785

Middleton,

832

Stoneham,

2085

North Brookfield,

1939

Westhampton,

602

Newbury,

4426

Stow,

1455

Oakham,

11.37

Williamsburg,

1537

Newburyport,
Pvockport,

9572
8255

Sudbury,
Tewksbury,

1578
1042

Oxford,
Paxtun,

2380
820

Worlhington,

1134

Rowley,

1075

Townsend,

1947

Petersham,

1527

35,n4

Salem,

20263

Tyngsboro',

799

Phillipston,

809

HAMPDEN.

Salisbury,

3100

Waltham,

4464

Princeton,

1318

Blandford,

1418

Saugus,

1552

Watertown,

2837

Royalston,

1546

Brimfield,

1421

Tops-field,

1171

Way land.

1115

Rutland,

1223

Chester,

1521

Wenham,

977

West Cambridge,

2202

Shrewsbury,

1598

Chicopee,

8291

West Newbury,

1746

Westford,

1473

Southboro',

1347

Granville,

1305

Weston,
Wilmington,

1205
876

Southbridge,
Spencer,

2S24

Holland

449

131,307

2243

Holyoke,

3245

Winchester,

1353

Sterling.
Sturbriage,

1800

Longmeadow,

1252

MIDDLESEX

Woburn,

3954

2119

Ludlow,

1186

\cinrt

1605

Sutton

2595

Monson

2831

Ashby,

1218

161,385

Templeton,

2173

Montgomery,

383

Ashland,

1304

Upton,

2023

Palmer,

3974

Bedford,

975

WORCESTER

Uxbridge,

2457

Russell,

521

Billerica,

1646

Ashburnham,

1875

Warren,

1776

South wick.

1120

Boxboro',

896

Athol,

2033

Webster,

2371

Springfield,

11766

Brighton,

2356

Auburn,

879

Westboro',

2376

Tolland,

594

Burlington,

647 Barre,

2976

West Boylston,

1749

Wales,

711

310

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD

.

AVestfield,

4181

Lee,

3220

PLYMOUTH.

BARNSTABLE. i

West Springfield,

2979

Txjnox,

1599

Abington,

5269

Barnstable,

4902

Wilbraham,

2127

Monterey,

761

Bridge water.

2790

Brewster,

1526

Mount Washington,

a5i

Carver,

1186

Chatham,

2410

61,285

New Ashford,

186

Duxbury,

2679

Dennis,

3257

FRANKLIN.

New Marlboro',

1847

)';ast Bridgewater,

2545

Eaatham,

845

Ashfield,

1394

Otiif,

1224

Halifax,

784

Falmouth,

2519

Bernardston,

9.37

Peru,

519

Hanover,

1592

Harwich,

3258

Buckland,

10.56

Pittsfield,

5872

Hanson,

1217

Orleans,

1848

Charlemont,

1173

Richmond,

1649

Hingham,

89S0

Provincetown,

3157

Coleraine,

1785

Sandisfield,

907

Hull,

253

Sand\vich,

4368

Conway,

1831

Savoy,

955

Kingston,

1591

Truro,

2051

Deerfield,

2421

Sheffield,

2769

Marshfield,

1837

Wellfleet,

2411

Erving,

449

Stockbridgfe,

1940

Middleboro',

5336

Yarmouth,

2595

Gill,

754

Tyringham,

821

North liridgcwater.

3940

Marshpee District,

102

Greenfield,

2580

W.ashington,

953

Pembroke,

1388

Hawley,

881

\Vest Stockbridge,

1713

Plymouth,

6025

35,279

Heath,

803

Williamstowu,

2626

Plyrapton,

927

Leverett,

948

Windsor,

899 1 Rochester,

3808

NANTUCKET. i

Ley den,

716

Seituate,

2149

Nantucket.

8452

Munroe,

254

49,596

South Seituate,

1770

Montague,

1518

^Vareham,

3186

DUKES.

New Salem,

1253

NORFOLK.

West Bridgewater,

1447

Chilmark,

747

Northfield,

1772

Bellingham,

1281

Tisbury,

1803

Orange,

1700

Brajntree,

2959

55,699

Edgartown,

1990

6.59
1239

Brookline,
Canton,

2516

2598

Shelbume,

BRISTOL.

4,540

Shutesbury,

912

Cohasset,

1775

Attleboro',

4200

Sunderland,

792

Dedhani,

4447

Berkley,

908

Warwick,

1021

Dorchester,

7963

Dartmouth,

3868

RECAPITULATION. |

Wendeli,

920

Dover,

631

Dighton,

1641

Whately,

1101

Foxboro',

1880

Easton,

2&37

1850.

Franklin,

1818

Fairhaven,

4304

Suffolk County,

144,520

80,869

Medfield,

966

Fall River,

11522

Essex,

131.307

BERKSHIKE.

Medway,

2778

Freetown,

1015

Middlesex,

161,385

Adams,

6172

Milton,

2241

Mansfield,

1789

Worcester,

1.30,817

Alford,

502

Needham,

1944

New Bedford,

16464

Hampshire,

35,714

Becket,

1223

Quincy,

5017

Norton,

1967

Hampden,

51,285

Boston Corner,

73

Randolph,

4741

Pawtucket,

3753

Franklin,

30,869

Cheshire,

1297

Kcxbury,

18,373

Kaynham,

1541

Berkshire,

49,.i96

Clarksburg,

394

Sharon,

1128

Rehoboth,

2103

Norfolk,

79,000

Dal ton.

1029

Stoughton,

, 8594

Seekonk,

2244

Plymouth,

55,699

Egremont,

1013

Walpole,

1929

Somerset,

1166

Bristol,

76,207

Florida,

561

West Roxbury, (Incor. 1851.)

Swanzey,

1554

Barnstable,

35,279

Great Barrington,

3263

Weymouth,

5369

Taunton,

10431

Nantucket,

8452

Hancock,

789

Wrentham,

3037

W'estport,

2795

Dukes,

4540

Hinsdale,
Lancsboro',

1253
1226

79,000

76,207

994,656

STATE OP RHODE ISLAND.

BRISTOL.

795

West Greenwich,

ia50

Tiverton,

4699

Smithfield,

11500

Barrington,

15,068

20,009

87,528

Bristol,

4616

PROVIDENCE

WASHINGTON. |

Warren,

3103

Burrilville,

a538

Charles town.

994

NEWPORT.

4312

1635

8,514

Cumberland,

6682

Ilopkiuton,

2478

Jamestown,

358

Foster,

1932

North Kingstown,

2971

KENT.

Little Compton,

1462

Gloucester,

2872

Richmond,

1784

Middletown,

832

Johnston,

2937

South Kingstown,

aso2

Coventry,

3620

Newport,

9563

North Providence,

■ 7680

Westerly,

2766

East Greenwich,
A\'arwick,

2358
7740

New Shoreham,
Portsmouth,

1262
1S33

Providence,
Seituate,

41.513

4582

16,430

STATE OP CONNECTICUT.

■We have been unable to obtain the Census for 1850 of all the Towns in this State ; we therefore give that of 1840, and
at the end of the list of Towns will be found the Census of the Counties for 1850.

1393
2205

971
2551
2407
1707

873
1622
1442
1666
1947

40,445

:x.

1171
1323
1529

2^52
1382
2390
1797

FAIRFIELD,

M>f t Port,

1802

Marlborough,

713

Norfolk,

Bridgeport City,

3294

Wilton,

2057

Rocky Hill,

Plymouth,

Bridgeport,

1276

Sinisbury,

1895

Roxbury,

Brookfield,

1255

49,933

.'^outhington,

1887

Salisbury,

Dun bury.

4503

H.IRTFORD.

Suffield,

2669

Sharon,

Dai icn.

1080

Avon,

101 11

Wethersfield,

3824

Torrington,

Fairfield,

8654

Berlin,

3411

AVitidsor,

2283

Warren,

Greenwich,

3921

Bloomfield,

986

Washington,

Huntington,

1828

Bristol,

21()!l

55,627

AVatertown,

Monroe,

1355

l$urlington.

12112

LITCHFIELD

Wineliestor,

New Canaan,

2217

Canton,

1735

Barkhamsted,

1573

Woodbury,

New Fairfield,

956

East Hartford,

2389

Bethlcm,

776

Newtown,

8189

East Windsor,

3li(M)

C.anaan,

2166

Norwalk,

3869

Enfield,

2648

Colebrook,

1234

NEW

Redding,

1675

Farmington,

2041

Corn well.

1703

Bethany,

Ridgcficld,

2474

(ilastenbury.

3077

Goshen,

1529

Branfi)rd,

Sherman,

938

(iranhy,

2609

Harwinton,

1201

Cheshire,

Btamford,

8516

Hartford City,

9468

Kent,

1759

Derby.

Stratford.

1808

Hartford,

3325

Litchfield,

4088

East Haven,

Trumbull,

1205

llartl.and,

1060

New Hartford,

1708

Guilford,

Woston,

2661

Manchester,

1605

New Milford,

3974

Hamden,

EOSTON POST OFFICE.

Ill

Madison,

Mcridcn,

Middlobury,

Milford,

Naugatuck,

New Have i City,

New Haven,

North lirauford,

North Haven,

Orange,

Oxford,

Prospect,

Soutlibur}-,

Wallingford,

Waterbury,

Walcott,

Woodbridgc,

1788

1880

7G1

2455

129r,0

1430

lOlG

1349

1329

1625

548

1542

2255

3668

633

958

48,621
NEW LONDON.

Bozrah, 1063

Colchester, 2101

East Lvme, 1412

Franklin, 1000

Griswold, 2166

Groton,

Lebanon,

Lcdyard,

Lisbon,

Lyme,

Montvillo,

New Loniion,

North Stonington,

Norwich City,

Norwich,

Preston,

Salem,

Stonington,

Waterford,

29f;3
2195
1871

1052
2856
1990
5517
2270
4200
3039
1727
809
889S
2329

MIDDLESEX.
Chatham,
Chester,
Clinton,
Durham,
East Haddam,
Iladdam ,
Killirgworth,
Middletown City,

34,054

3413
974
1239
1095
2625
2598
1136
3511

Middletown,
I'ortland,
Saybrook,
A\'estbrook,

TOLLAND.
Bolton,
Columbia,
Coventry,
Ellington,
Hebron,
Mansfield,
Somers,
Stafford,
Tolland,
Union,
Vernon,
Wellington,

WINDHAM.

Ash ford,

Brooklyn,

Canterbury,

3699

3417

1182

24,889

742
841
2017
1356
1721
2276
1621
2469
1566
667
1435
1268

; 17,979

2651
1478
1777

794
1165
3685
23S4
1868
1099
3535
118<i
a381
3051

28,057

CENSUS OF COUNTIES,

1850.
Hartford,

Chaplin,

Hampton,

Killinpfly,

I'laiiilieid,

I'omfret,

Sterling,

Thompson,

A oluntown,

Wiiidhiini,

Woodstock,

New Haven,

Fairfield,

I,itchfield,

New London,

Middlesex,

Windham,

Tolland,

69,900
65.850
59.850
45,300
51,830
2i,rm
31,400
20,(A)0

371,810

BOSTON POST OFFICE.

George William Gordon, Post Master.

Edwin C. Bailey, Chief Cleric. | Edward S. Erving, Treasvrer.

The Post GfRce is in the Merchants' Exchange, St;te street. From the 1st of April to the 1st of
October, the Office is open 7 A. M. to 7^ P. M. From October to April, from 8 A.M. to 7.^ P.M.
On Sundays, from 9 to 10 A. M.

Letter Carriers' OfHce, J. H. Patterson, Szipermtendcnt, 23 Merchants' Exchange.

DAILY MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Southern doses 5 A. M. and 2 P. M. Eastern
closes 0 A. M. and li P. M. Albany, and on the
route, 5 A. M. Cape Cod and Nantucket, 5 A. M.
Northern Mail, 5 A. M.

English Mail by Steamships, on davs of sailing,
10 A.'M.

IV/icii due. — Southern Mail averages 8 A. M.
Eastern Mail averages 1.^ P. ^M. Albany Mail av-
erages 2 and 7 P. M. Northern Mail averages 7
P. M. Cape Cod and Nantucket, 6 P. M.

RATES OP POSTAGE.

In the U. S., or to B. N. American Provinces.

Letters in the U. S., per 1-2 oz., (fractions
same) not over 3000 miles, 3 c. prepaid, 5 c. not
prepaid ; over 3000 miles, double these rates. Let-
ters dropped for delivery only, 1 c. Advertised
letters 1 c. extra. To or from the Provinces, not
over 3000 miles from the line, 10 c. per 1-2 oz ,
over 3000, 15 c. prepaid or not.

Regular Neavspapers, of not over 3 oz., sent
from office of publication to subscribers : — weekly,
within the county, free ; out of the county, per
quarter, in advance, not over 50 miles, 5 c ; over
30 and not over 300, 10 c; over 300 and not over
1000, 15 c.; over 1000 and not over 2000, 20 c ; over
2000 and not over 4000,25 c.; over 4000, 30 c.;
monthly 1-4, semi monthly 1-2, semi-weekly twice,
tri-weekly treble, oftener five times these rates:
but if containing not over 300 square inches, 1-4
these rates. Payable where taken out.

Regular Periodicals, issued at intervals of
not over three months, sent to subscribers, not
over 500 miles, 1-2 c. per oz., (fractions same;)
over 500 and not over 1500 miles, 1 c; over 1500
and not over 2500, 1 1-2 c; over 2500 and not over
3500, 2 c.; over 3500, 2 1-2 c.; jiayable quarterly in
advance, at office where taken out.

Transient Newspapers and Periodicals,
Newspapers, over 3 oz.. Circulars not sealed,

Handbills, Egravings, Pamphlets, Maga-
zines, Books, Proof Sheets, and printed Par-
cels, (of not over 32 oz., which is the limit of
mailable matter,) and every other description of
mailable printed matter, unconnected with any
written matter, not over 5 10 miles, 1 c. per oz.,
(fractions same ;) over 500 and not 1500, 2c.; over
1500 and not over 2500, 3 c.; over 2500 and not over
3500, 4 c; over 3500, 5 c; prepaid. '

Publishers of Pamphlets, Periodicals, Maga-
zines, and Newspapers, are allowed a free exchange
of one copy of not over 16 oz.; also to enclose their
bills for subscriptions without charge.

The preceding applies in full to the Provinces.

to or from great BRITAIN OR IRELAND.

Letters — Each 1-2 oz., 24 c.; 5 c. extra for Cali-
fornia or Oregon. Prepayment optional.

Neicspapers. — 2 c. each, payable in U. S.

Periodicals and Pamph/ets. — Not over 2 oz., 2c
each, and 4c. each extra oz., payable in U. S.; and
same postage is payable in the United Kingdom,
excepting that for the third oz. it rises to si.x.pence,
and each extra oz. is twopence.

LIST OP SUB POST OPFICES.

Court, C.Hanover, Almy's. Cambridge, c. Cham-
ber, Henchman's. Green, c. Leveret, Atwood's.
198 Washington st , China tea store. Winter, c.
Washington, Tompkins's. G.'U Washington street,
Lincoln's. Kneeland, c. Washington, Saunder's.
Lincoln, c. Beach, China tea store. Pleasant, cor.
Tremont, Gilbert & Knight's.

Letters for the mails left here and 1 c. paid on
each, will be deposited in Post-office by carriers.
Postage may be prepaid here to all parts of the
world. Circulars, notices, and wedding billets, re-
ceived at these offices, distributed by Post-office
carriers. Penny post stamps can be bought at all
these offices, which placed upon letters will ensure
their delivery free to all parts of the city, not be-
yond Dover street.

312

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UNITED STATES.

EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT.

Millard Fillmore, of New York, President, Salary, g2o,000.

Vacanct Vice-President, 5,000.

The Cabinet.

Daniel "Webster, of Mass., .Sec. of folate ^6,000

Thomas Corwin, of Ohio, Sec. of Treasury,.. 6,000

Chas. M. Conard, of Louis., Sec. of War.... 6.000

VVm. A. Graham, of ^. C. Sec. of Navy,.. 6 000

A. H. H. Stuart. Virsinia, Sec. of Interior,.. 6,000

Nathan K. Hall, of N. Y., P. M. General,.. 6,000

J. J. Crittenden, of Ky , Attorney-General,.. 6,000

Chief Clerks of the Departments.

Wm. S. Derrick, State Department, §2,000

Geo. Harrington, Treasury Dep, 2,000

Wm. L. Hodje, Assistant Sec, 3,000

John Polls, War Dep., 2,000

John Etheridcre, Nary Dep 2,000

Daniel C. Goddard, Dep. of Interior, 2,000

Wm. H. Diindas, Post Office,... 2,000

Officers of the Treasiiry Dejjartment.

Elisha Whittlesey, First Comptroller 53,o00

John Sloane, Treasurer 3,000

Towiisend Haynes, Register 3,000

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.John C. Clark, Solicitor of the Treasury,.
Franklin Haven, Boston, Assist. Treasurer,
John Youno:, N. York, " "

Edward C. Dale, Phila, "
Wm. M.Martin, Charls.S.C." "

Wm. Dubuys, N. Orleans, " "

Henry S. Turner, St. Louis, " "

Coast Survey.
Alexander D. Bache, Superintendent, ^^^lOOO

THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.— THE SENATE.
WILLIAM R. KING, Alabama, President.

OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

Asbury Dickens, Secretary. \ Robert Beale, . . Serjeant-at-Artns and Doorkeeper.

Rev. C. M. Butler Chaplain.

THE SENATE.
The terms of the Senators expire as stated.

Pennsylvania.

James Cooper, Adams, 1855

Richard Brodhead, Easton 1857

Delaicare.

Presley Spraunce, Smyrna 1853

James A. Bayard, 1857

Maryland.

1855

Thomas G. Pratt, Annapolis 18.7

Virginia.

Maine.

James W. Bradbury, Au^justa, 1853

Hannibal Hamlin, Hamden, 1855

Neio Hampshire.

John P. Ilnle, Dover 1853

Moses NDrris, Jr., .Alanchester 1855

Vermont.

William Upham, Montpelier, 1855 j James A. Pearce, Chestertown

Solomon Foote, Rutland 1857 "" -■"■■.

Massachusetts.

John Davis, Worcester, 1853 R. M. T. Hunter, Lloyds, Essex Co.,

.1853

Charles Samner. Boston, 1837

Rhode Island.

John H. Clarke, Providence, 1853

Chas. T. James, Providence, 1857

Connecticut.

Truman Smith, Litchfield, 1855

One vacancy,

New York.

William H. Seward, Auburn, 1855

Hamilton Fish, New York, 1857

Neio Jersey.

Jacob W. Miller, Morristown, .....1853

Robert F. Stockton, Princeton 1857

James M. Mason, Winchester, 1855

North Carolina.

Willie P. Mansum, Red Mountain 1853

George E. Badger, Raleigh, 1855

South Carolina.

R. B. Rhett, Ashepoo, 18.53

A. P. Butler, Edgefield, (C. H.,) 1855

Georgia.

John M. Berrien, Savannah 1853

William C. Dawson, Greensboro', 1855

Florida.

Jackson Morton, Pensacola, 1855

S. R. Mallory, Key West, 1857

314

MASSACHUSETTS STATE BECOED.

Alabama.

Jeremiah Clemens, Huntsville, 1853

William R. King, Selma 1855

Mississippi.

Jefferson Davis, Palmyra, 185.5

One vacancy,

Louisiana.

Solomon U. Downs, Monroe, 1853

Pierre Soule, New Orleans 1855

Texas.

Samuel Houston, Huntsville, 1853

Thomas J. Rusk, Nacogdoches, 1857

Arkansas.

William K. Sebastian, Helena 1853

Solon Borland, Hot Springs, 1 855

Tennessee.

John Bell, Nashville 1853

James C. Jones, 1857

Kentucky.

Joseph R. Underwood, Bowling Green, 1853

Henry Clay, Lexington 1855

Ohio.

Salmon P. Chase, Cincinnati, 1855

Benjamin F. Wade, Jefferson, 1857

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OP THE THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS,

WHICH WILL EXPIRE ON THE 3d OF MARCH, 1852.

LINN BOYD, Kentucky, Speaker.

Michigan.

Alpheus Felch, Ann Arbor 1853

Lewis Cass, Detroit, 1857

Indiana.

James Whitcomb, Indianapolis, 1855

Jesse D. Bright, Madison, 1857

Illinois.

Stephen A. Douglas, Quincy, 1853

James Shields, Belville, 1855

Missouri.

David R. Atchison, Platte City 1855

Henry S. Geer, St. Louis, 1857

Iowa.

George W. Jones, Dubuque, 1853

Augustus C. Dodge, Burlington, 1855

Wisconsin.

Isaac P. Walker, Milwaukie 1853

Henry Dodge, Dodgeville, 1857

California. .

William M. G winn, 1855

One vacancy,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mai7ie. — 7.

Andrews, Chas., Paris.

Apnleton, John, Portland.

Fuller, Thomas, J. D., Calais.

Goodenow, Robert, Farmington.

McDonald, Moses Limerick.

Sraari, Eph. K., Camden.

Washburn, Israel Jr., Orono.

New Hampshire. — 4.

Hibbard, Harry Bath.

Peaslee, Charles H., Concord.

Perkins, Jared, Winchester.

Tuck, Amos, E.xeter.

Vermont. — 4.

Bartlett, Thomas Jr.,

Hebard, William, Chelsea.

Meacham, James Middlebury.

Miner Ahiman L.,

■Massachusetts. — 10.

Allen, Charles, Worcester,

Appleton, Wm., Boston.

Duvis, Geo. T., Greenfield.

Duncan, James IL, Haverhill.

Fowler, Orin Fall River.

Goodrich, John Z., Stockbridge.

Mann, Horace, West Newton.

Rantoul, Kol)t. Jr., Beverly.

Scuddcr, Zeno Barnstable.

Thompson, Benjamin, Charlestown.

Rhode Island. — 2.

King, George G Newport.

Thurston, Bcnj. B., Ilopkinton.

Connecticut. — 4.

Booth, Walter Meriden.

Butler, Thomas B., Norwalk.

Cleveland, Chauncy F., Hampton.

Waldo, Lorenzo P., Tolland.

New ForA-.— 34.

Babcock, Leander, Oswego.

Bennett, Henry, New Berlin.

Boyd, JohnH., Whitehall.

Briggs, George, New York.

Brooks, James, New York.

Browne, Obadiah, Stapleton.

Buell, Alexander H., ...Fairfield.

Burrows, Lorenzo, ..• Albion.

Dean, Gilbert Poughkeepsie.

Floyd, John G. Moriches, v

Hart, Em:uiucl B., New York.

Hascall, Augustus P., Le Roy.

Haven, Sol. G. Buft\ilo.

Hawcs, J. H. H New York.

Horsford, Jedediab, Moscow.

Howe, Thos. Y., Jr., Auburn.

Ives, Wilhird, Water town.

Jenkins, Timothy, Oneida Castle.

Jones, Daniel T., Manlius.

King, Preston, Ogdensburg.

Martin, Fred. S., Olean.

Murray, William, Goshen.

Robie, Reuben, Bath.

Russell, Jnspi)h, Glenn's Falls.

Sackett, William A Soneca Falls.

Schermerhorn, A. M., Rochester.

Schoolcraft, J. L., Albany,

Schoonmaker, ^I., Kingston.

Seymour, David L., Troy.

Snow, William W., Onennta.

Stevens, Abm. P. Rockland Lake.

Sutherland, Josiah, Hudson.

Walbridge, H. S. Ithaca.

Wells, John Johnstown.

Ne%o Jersey. — 5.

Brown, George H., Somerville.

Price, Rodman M., Hoboken.

Skelton, Charles, Trenton.

Stratton, Nathan T., Mullico Hill.

Wildrick, Isaac Blairstown.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

315

Pennsylvania. — 24.

Alison, John, Beaver.

Bihipians, Thomas M. Lebanon.

Chandler, Joseph R. Thiladelphia.

Curtis, Carlton B., Warren.

Dawson, John L. Uniontown.

Dimmick, M. M., Stroudsburg.

Florence, Thomas B., Philadelphia.

Fuller, I-lcnryM., Wilkesbarre.

Gamble, James, Jersey Shore.

Gilrnore Alfred, Butler.

Grow, Galusha A., Montrose.

Howe, John W. Franklin.

Howe, Thomas M Pittsburg.

Jones, J. Glaney, Reading.

Kuhns, Joseph H., Greensburg.

Kurtz, William H., York.

McLanahan, James X., Chambersburg.

McNair, John, Norristown.

Moore, Henry D., Philadelphia.

Morrison, J. A. West Chester.

Parker Andrew, Mifflintown.

Robbins, John, Jr Philadelphia.

Ross, Thomas Doylestown.

Stevens, Thaddeus, Lancaster.

Delawa7-e. — 1.
Riddle, George R., Wilmington.

Maryland. — 6.

Bowie, Richard J., Rockville.

Cottman, Joseph S.,

Evans, Alexander, Elkton.

Hamilton, AVilliam T., Hagerstown.

Hammond Edward W., .EUicott's Mills.

Walsh, Thomas Yates, Baltimore.

Virginia. — 15.

Averett. Thomas H Halifax, (C. H.)

Bayly, Thomas H., Accomac, ".

Beale, James M. H. Pomt Pleasant.

Bocock, Thomas S., Appomattox, (C. H.)

Caskie, John S.

Edmundson, H. A., Salem.

Faulkner, C. J.,

.HoUaday, A. R., Mansfield.

Hunter, R. M. T

Letcher, John,

Mason, James M.,

Meade, Richard K. Petersburg.

Millson, John S. Norfolk.

M'Mullen, F. Rve Cove.

Powell, Paulus Amherst, (C. H.)

Strother, James F.,

Thompson, Geo. W.,

North Carolina. — ^9.

Ashe, William S., Wilminston.

Caldwell, Joseph P., Statcsville.

Clingman, Thomas L., Asheville.

Daniel, J. R.J Halifax.

Dockery, Alfred, Dockery's Store.

Morehart, J. T.

Outlaw, David Windsor.

Stanly, Edward, AVashington.

Venable, Abraham W., Brownsville.

South Caroliyia. — 7.

Aiken, William, Charleston.

Burt, Armistead, Wilmington.

Colcock, William F., Grahamville.

McQueen, John Bennetsville.

Orr, James L., Anderson, (C.H.)

Wallace, Daniel Union, (C. H.)

Woodward, J. A., Winnsboro'.

Georgia. — 8.

Bailev, David J.,

Chastain. E. W.,

Hillyer, Junius,

Jackson, Joseph W., Savannah.

Johnson, James

Murphy, Charles,

Stevens, Alexander H., Crawfordsville.

Toombs, Robert, Washington.

Florida. — 1.
Cabell, EdAvard C, Tallahassee.

Alabama. — 7.

Abercrombie, J., RusspII Co.

Bragg, John, Mobile.

Cobb, William R. W., Bellefonte.

Harris, Sampson H., Wetumpka.

Houston, George S.

Smith, Wm. R., Fayette Co.

White, Alexander, Tallediga.

Mississippi. — i.

Brown, Albert G. Gallatin.

Freeman, J. D.,

Nabors,D. B.,

Wilcox, J. A.

Louisiana. — 4.

Landry, J. A.,

Martin, L. St., ,

liloore, John,

Penn, Alex. G.,

Texas.— 2.

Howard. Volney E., San Antonio.

Scurry, Richardson

Arka>isas. — 1.

Johnson, R. W., Little Rock.

Tennessee. — IL

Anderson, Josiah M., Coop's Creek.

Cullon, William

.Gentry, Meredith P., Franklin.

Harris, Ishan G. Paris.

Johnson, Andrew, Greenville.

Jones, George W. Fayette ville.

Polk, William H

Savage, John H., Smithville.

Stanton, Frederick P., Memphis.

Watkins, Albert G., Panther Springs.

Williams, Christopher H., Lexington.

Keniuchj. — 10.

Boyd, Linn Cadiz.

Breckenridge, J. C,

Ewing, Presley,

Grey, Be!ij;imin E.,

Marshall. Humphrey, Drennon's Lick.

Mason, John C.,.. ." O wings ville.

Stanton, Richard C, Maysville.

Stone, James W., Taylorsville.

WhitH, Addison,

Wood, William T

Ohio.—2\.

Barrerc, Nelson, West Union.

Bell Hiram, Greenville.

Busby, George K., Marrion.

Cable, Joseph, Carrollton.

Campbell, L. D. Hamilton.

Carter, D. R., Massillon.

Disney, David T., Cincinnati.

Egcrton, Alfred P., Defiance.

Gaylord, J. M , McConnelsville.

Giddings, J. R.., Jefferson.

Green, F. E Tiffin.

Harper, Alexander, Zanesville.

Hunter, W. F Woodsfield.

Johnson, John, Coshocton.

Newton, Eben, Canfield.

Olds, Edson B., Circleville.

Sweetser, Charles, Delaware,

Taylor, John L., Chillicothe.

316

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Stanton, Benjamin Bellefontaine.

Townsend, N. S., Elyria.

Welch, John, Athens.

Michigan. — 3.

Conger, James S., Mount Clemens.

Penniman, E. J., Plymouth.

Stuart, Charles E., Kalamazoo.

Indiana. — 10.

Brenton, Samuel,

Davis, John G.,

Dunham, Cyrus L., Salem.

Fitch, Graham N., Logansport.

Gorham, Willis A., Bloomington.

Hendrick, Thomas A.,

Lockhart, James

Mace, Daniel,

Parker, Samuel W.,

Robinson, John L. Rushville.

Illinois. — 7.

Allen, Willis,

Bissell, William H., Belleville.

Campbell, Thompson,

Ficklin, O. B., Charleston.

Malony, PJchard S.,

Richardson, Wm. A. Quincy.

Yates, Richard

Missouri. — 5.

Darby, John F., St. Louis.

Hall, WillardP., St. Joseph.

Miller, John G

Phelps, John S., Springfield.

Porter, Gilchrist, '

loioa. — 2.

Clark, Lincoln L., Du Buque Co.

Henn, Bernhardt, Jefferson Co.

Wisconsin. — 3.

Doty, James D., Menasha.

Durkee, Charles Southport.

Eastman, Benjamin C,

California. — 2.

Marshall, E. C

McCarkle, J. W.,

DELEGATES.

Oregon. Territory. — \.

Lane, Joseph,

Minesota Territory/. — I.

Sibley, Henry H., Mendota.

UCah Territory. — 1.

Bernishel, John M.,

New Mexico Territory. — I.
Weightman, R. C

SUPREME COURT.

Roger B. Taney, Maryland, Chief Justice, appointed 183(5. Salary, 55,000.

ASSOCIATE JUDGES.

Appointed. Salary.

John McLean Ohio, ' 1829 54,500

James M. Wayne Geortria 1835 4,500

John M'Kinley, Kentucky, 1837 4,500

John Catron Tennessee, 1837 4,500

Peter V. Daniel Virginia, 1841 4,500

Samuel Nelson, New York 1845 4,500

Robert C. Grier, Pennsylvania, 1816 4,500

Benjamin R. Curtis, Massachusetts, 1851 4,500

Benjamin C. Howard, Baltimore, Maryland, Reporter of Decisions. Salary, §1,300.
■William T. Carroll, Washington, District of Columbia, Clerk of the Court. Salary, fees, &c.

The Supreme Court is held in the City of Washington, and has one Session annually, commencing
on the first Monday in December.

MINISTERS AND COMMISSIONERS ABROAD.

Ministers Plenipotentiary. Salary, gO.OOO. Outfit, ^0,000.

Where Stationed.

Abbott Lawrence, Massachusetts, London, Great Britain.

Wm. C Rives, Virginia Paris France.

Ncill S. Brown, Tennessee, St. Petersburg, ... ^ . ,Rus»iti.

Daniel D. Barnard, New York, Berlin, Prussia.

Daniel M. Barrenger, North Carolina, Madrid, Spain.

Robert C. Schenck, Ohio Bio de Janeiro Brazil.

Robert P. Letcher Kentucky, Mexico, Mexico.

Bailie Peyton Louisiana, Chili, Santiago.

Commissioners.

Peter Parker, Charga pd inter., China

Luther Severance Maine, Sandzvich Isles, . . .

.Salary. 55.000
3.000

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

317

STATE ELECTION

Second Monday

IN

NOVEMBER.

LEGISLATURE CONVENES
First Wednesday
IN

JANUARY.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

CIVIL GOVERNMENT OP MASSACHUSETTS, 1852.

His Excellency George S. Boutwell, Groton, Governor. Salary, g2,500.

His Honor Henky W. Cushman, Bernardston, Lieute}ia7il-Goternor. Salary, ^4.00 per day.

Noah Gibson, New Marlboro'

Francis \V. Bird, "VValpole.

Gershom B. Weston, Duxbury.

Aaron Hobart, Boston.

Johnson Gardner, Seekonk.

Albert G. Browne, Salem.

Francis R. Gourgas, Concord.

Cyrus Gale, Northboro'.

Rodolphus B. Hubbard, Sunderland.

The Council receive ^2 00 each for every day's attendance, and ^2.00 for every 10 miles of travel.

Amasa Walker, North Brookfield, Secretary of State. Salary, ^1,600.
Charles B. Hall, Haverhill, Treasure)- and Receiver- General.' Salary, 51,600.
David Wilder, Jr., Leominster, Auditor. Salary, ^ 1,500.
Ebenezer W. Stone, Roxbury, Adjutant and Quarter Master. Salary, ;gl,500.
Samuel Warner, Jr., Wreutham, Land Agent.

Barnas Sears, Secretary Board of Education and State Librarian. Salarv, 51,.500.
William Tufts, First Clerk Secretary of State's 0_ffi.ce. Salary, j^l,200.
Charles W. Lovett, Second Clerk Secretary of State's Office. Salary, ,gl,000.
William Williams, First Clerk Treasur&r's Office. Salary, ,S:i,200. "
William Caldwell, Second Clerk Treasurer's Office. Salary, ;J?1,000.

SENATE.

FoKTT Members, g2.00 per Day.
Henry Wilson, Presideiit. §4.00 per day.

Francis H. Underwood, Clerk, § 10.00 per day.

Charles W. Slack, Assistant Clerk.

Benjamin Stevens, Sergeant-at-Ar7ns to the Gene-
ral Court.

Timothy R. Page, Messenger to Governor and
Council.

Rev. Warren Burton, Chaplain.
Benjamin Stevens, Sergeant-at-Arms.
William M. Wise, Doorkeeper.
James N. Tolman, Jr., Assistant Doorkeeper.
Tilsou Fuller, Page.

Suffolk.
Francis Brinley, Boston.
Thomas G. Cary, "

Charles H. Warren, "
George H. Kuhn, "

Charles T. Russell, "

Charles Hubbard, Chelsea.

Essex.

John B. Alley, Lynn.
Albert Currier, Ncwburyport.
Edmund Kimball, Bradford.
Josiah Lovett, Jr., Beverly.
Henry Osgood, Andover.

Middlesex.
Anson Burlingame, Cambridge.
Ithamer W. Beard, Lowell.
Henry Wilson, Natick.
Joseph Fuller, Framingham.
Charles C. Hazewell, Concord,
Samuel E. Sewall, Stoneham.

Worcester.

John S. C. Knowlton, Worcester.
Elmer Brigham, Westboro'.
Albert Alden, Barre.
Moses Wood, Fitchburg.
Freeman Walker, N. Brookfield.

Hainpskire.

Myron Lawrence, Belchertown.
JNouh L. Strong, Southampton.

Hampden,

Amasa Holcomb, Southwick.
Calvin Torrey, Palmer.

Franklin.
Whiting Griswold, Greenfield.
Berkshire.

James T. Robinson, N. Adams.
Richard P. Brown, Egremont.

Norfolk.

Edward L. Keyes, Dedham.
Henry Hobart, Foxboro'.
Zenas French, Randolph.

Plymouth.

Caleb W. Prouty, Scituate.
Jabez B. Thompson, Halifax.

Bristol.

John Crane, Norton.
Christopher A. Church, Westpo't
Oliver Ames, Jr., Easton.

Barnstahle.

Cyrus Weeks, Harwich.
Zenas D. Bassett, Barnstable.

Nantucket and Dukes.
Daniel Fisher, Edgartown.

318

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Members receive 52-00 per day.

Hon. Natiiaxiel P. Banks, Jr., Speaker. — ^'^•00 per day.
Lewis Josselyx, Clerk. — 5^0.00 per day.

Rev. Rufus W. Clark, Chaplain. I David Murphy, Messenger.

Benjiiniin Stevens, Seryeatit-at- Arms of the Gene- Joseph P. Dexter, Assistant Messenger,

ral Court. William Sayward, Postmaster.

Alexis Poole, Doorkeeper. \ Joseph P. Dexter, Jr., Assistant Paije.

County of Suffolk.

William H. Allen, Boston.

John Biu^elow, "

Charles Bnardman, "

Francis Boyd, "

Osmyn Brewster, "

Jon a? Chickering, "

John Codman, "

Robert Colby, "

Samncl F. Coolidge, "

John Cowdin, "

Thomiis Curtis, "

Tisdale Drake, "

George Eaton, "

Henry H. Fuller, "

Her.ry J. Gardner, "

John C Gray, '<

William Hayden, "

Ralph W, Holman, "

Samuel Hooper, "

Isaac Jones, "

Samuel Kettelle, "

Moses Kimball, "

Ezra Lincoln, "

Thomas Mair, "

Robert Marsh, "

Abel B. IVIonroe, <'

Geortre Palmer, "

Sewell F. Parcher, "

Aurelius D. Parker, "

John F. Payson, "

Samuel S. Perkins, "

Silas F. Plimpton, "

William Pope, "

John P Putnam, "

John G. Roberts, "

William Schouler, "

Nathaniel Seaver, "

Jacob Sleeper, "

J. Thomas Stevenson, "

Newell A. Thompson, "

Edward Warren, "

Warren Tilton, "

James S Wiggin, "

Clement Willis, "
John H. Osgood, Chelsea.
Horace E. Smith, "
John F. Feuno, North Chelsea.

County of Essex.

Jonathan B. Sargent, Amcsbury.
Bailey Loring, Andover.
Levi A. Abbott, Beverly.
John I. Uukcr, "

Samuel II, Batchelder, Boxford.
James A. Gilmorc, Bradford.
Alfred A. Abbott, Danvers.
John nines, «<

PliiliMuoii Putnam, "
William Buriiham, 2d, Essex.
JereiiiiMb 1'. Jones, (Jcorgetown.
Jeremiah R. Cook, Gloucester.
Jacob It.icon, "

Albion M. Merrill, Groveland.
Benjamin Woodbury, Hamilton.

Samuel Brainard, Haverhill.
John B. Nichols, "

Foster Russell, Ipswich.
E. B. Currier, Lawrence.
Charles S. Newell, "
Josiah Osgood, "

Ebenezer Brown, Lynn.
William Downing, "
Isaiah Hacker, "

James M. Sargent, "
John Danforth, Jr., Lynnfield.
Daniel W. Friend, Manchester.
Francis V. Noyes, Newbury.
Isaac H. Boardman, Newburyp't.
Moses Davenport, "

Amos Wood, "

Newell Burnham, Rockport.
Thomas E. Pavson, Rowley.
Otis P. Lord, ' Salem.

Nathaniel B. Mansfield, "
William F. Nichols,
George L. Newcomb, "

Joseph B. F. Osgood, "
Thomas Trask, "

George H. Ssveetser, Sarigus.
Daniel Towne, Topsfield.
Moses Mildram, Wenham.
Benj. Edwards, West Newbury.

County of Middlesex.

James T. Woodbury, Acton.
Hosea Kendall, Ashby.
James Jackson, Ashland.
John W. Simonds, Bedford.
Thomas Talbot, Billerica.
Granville Whitcomb, Boxboro'.
David Collins, Brighton.
David Skelton, Burlington.
Isaiah Bangs, Cambridge.
Justin Jones, "

Stephen T. Farwell, "
Joliii Liverniore, "

John S. Ladd, "

Joel Boynton, Carlisle.
Timothy Fletcher, Charlestown.
Philip B. Holmes,
Joseph Reed, Chelmsford.
Samuel Stnj'les, Concord.
Archibald O. Varnum, Dracut.
Ira Hall, Dunstable.
Moses Edgell, Framingham.
Phineas G. Prescott, Groton.
Alden Lcland, Holliston.
William Claflin, Hopkinton.
William Chandler, Lexington.
Amasa Sanderson, Littleton.
Erastus Douglas, Lowell.
Luther Eames, • "

Jesse E. Farnsworth, "
Luther R. Morse, "

Otis H. Morrell,
William S. Robinson, "
Temple Dodge, Maiden.
Francis Brigham. Marlborough.
Joseph ]'. liall, Medford.
Daniel W. Gooch, Melrose.

William B. Parmenter, Natick.
Luther Paul, Newton.
Isaac Hager, "
Thomas J. Dow, Pepperell.
Alpheus Clark, Sherburne.
Daniel L. Chandler, Shirley.
Edward C. Purdy. Somerviile.
John B. Atwell, South Reading.
George Cowdry, Stoneham.
Elbridge Gates, Stow.
Jonathan R. Vose, Sudbury.
Elijah M R?ad, Tewkesbury.
Samuel S. Haynes, Townsend.
Almond Bond, 3d. Tyngsboro'.
N. P. Banks, Jr., Waltham.
Seth Bemis, Watertown.
William R. Dudley, Wayland.
Manser W. Marsh, W. Cambr'ge.
Oliver Wright, Westford.
Isaac Coburn, Weston.
Joseph B. Putnam, Wilmington.
Frederick O. Prince, Winchester.
Timothy Winn, Woburn.

County of Worcester.

Joel H. Litch, Ashburnham.
Benjamin Estabrook, Athol.
John Smith, Barre.
Lewis Sawyer, Berlin.
Laban Bates, Blackstone.
Edwin A. Whitcomb, Bolton.
Robert Andrews, Jr., Bovlston.
Edward K. Pellett, Brookficld.
Luther Litchfield, Charlton.
Horatio N. Bigelow, Clinton.
Orson Towne, Dana,
Whiting Benjamin, Douglass.
Ira F. Jacobs, Dudley.
John T. Farwell, Fitchburg.
Joseph W. Mansur, "
Amasa Whitney, Gardner.
Abraham M. Bigelow, Grafton.
Forister B. Aikin, Hardwick.
Gideon C. Noble, Harvard.
George W. Bascom, H olden.
Wm. Bennett, Jr., Hubbardston.
Anthony Lane, Lancaster.
Abraham Firth, Leicester.
J. C. Allen, Leominster.
Isaac Harrington, 2d, Lunenburg.
Henry A. Aldrich, Mendon.
Charles F. Chapin, Mil ford.
Orvillc E. Thompson, Millbury.
Nahum Ayers, New Braintrec.
Samuel Clark, Northborough.
Hiram Wing, Northbridge.
Clias. Adams, Jr., N. Brookficld.
James B. Ware, Oakham.
Thomas Appleby, Oxford.
Lewis Whitney, Petersham.
Charles C. Bassett, Phillipston.
I,uther Crawford, Princeton.
Hiram W. Albee, Royalston.
David W. Fletcher, Rutland,
liuke B. Wetherby, Shrewsbury.
Lovett Fay, Southborough.

COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS.

319

Sylvester Dresser, Southbridge.
Alonzo Temple, Spencer.
Luther W. Rugs, Sterling.
Senaca Ilichaidson. Sturbridge.
Timothy Buinap, Sutton.
John W. Work, Templeton.
John Forbush, Upton.
Charles A. Thwing, Uxbridge.
Levi Merritt, Warren.
Chandler Fay, AVebster.
Daniel H. Forbes, Westborough.
Eben. M. llosmer, W. Boylston.
Horace G, Rawson, W. ferook-

field.
John Minott, Westminster.
Elisha Murduck, Winchcndon.
Isaac Davis, Worcester.
John Milton Earle, "
John F. Gleason, "

George F. Hoar, "

Putnam W. Taft, "

County of Hampshire.

Oliver Watson, Amherst.
Henry A. Longley, Belchertown.
Edsell Witherell, Chesterfield.
Nathan F. Orcutt, Curamington.
H. G. Knight, Easthampton.
Timotliy Brainard, Enfield.
Asahel Billings, Goshen.
Chester Smith, Granby.
Ezra S. Gibbs, Greenwich.
Lorenzo N. Granger, Hadley.
Elijah B;\rdwell, Jr., Hatfield.
Eliakim Root, Middlefield.
Azariali Clapp, Northampton.
Erastus Hopkins, "
Henry Stanton, Norwich.
David Abercrombie. Pelham.
Wanton C. Gilbert, Plainfield.
Liberty Crossett, Prescott.
Charles Peck, South Hadley.
Sam. C. Pomeroy, Southampton.
Harrison French, Ware.
Medad King, Westliampton.
Samuel S. Wells, Williamsburg.

County of Hampden.

Chauncy S. Brown, Blandford.
John Prouty, Brimfield.
Samuel Henry, Chester.
Jonathan R. Childs, Chicopee.
James K. Fletcher, "

Alpheus Nettleton, "

William W. Bacon, Granville.
George C. Ewing. Holyoke.
Dimond Colton, Longmeadow.
Rufus F. Fay, Monson.
Amos C. Billings, Palmer.
Henry K. Loomis, Russell.
Abel Steer, Southwick.
Titus Amadon, Springfield.
Ephraim W. Bond, "
Joel Brown, "

Andrew Huntington, "
Warren Shaw, Wales.
James Holland, Westfield.
Harvey Walcott, W. Springfield.
Sol. C. Spelman, Wilbraham.

County of Franklin.

Henry S. Ranney, Ashfield.
Sam'l S. Wright, Bernardston.
Bartlett Ballard, Buckland.
Rominor Smith, Coleraine.

Asa Slebbins, Deerfield.
John H. Willis. Erving.
Wetidcll T. Davis, Greenfield.
Clark Sears, Hawley.
David Gould, Heath.
Horatio N. Watson, Leverett.
E. Wins Packer, Leyden.
ISIartin Briant, Monroe.
Erastus Andrews, Montague.
R.)bert Andrews, New Salem.
Earl Wildes. Northfield.
Rodnev Hunt, Orange.
Noah Wells, Rowe.
John B. Wliitney, Shelburne.
Samuel F. Dudley, Shutesbury.
Timothy (jraves, Sunderland.
John G. Gale, Warwick.
William Putnam, Wendell.
Chester Bardwell, 2d, Whately.

County of Berkshire.

Stephen L. Arnold, Adams.
Henry L. Dawes, "

Frederic Fitch, Alford.
Joseph H. Mills, Becket.
R. C. Brown, Cheshire.
Benjamin AV. Clark, Clarksburg.
Burr Chnmberlin, Dalton.
Plyna Karner, Jr., Egremont.
Jesse H. Kemp, Florida.
N. B. Pickett, Gt. Barrington.
Hiram S. Smith, Hancock.
Elijah H. Goodrich, Hinsdale.
Andrew J. I,en'is, Lancsboro'.
James H. Royce, Lee.
Eli Richmond, Lenox.
Amos Langdon, Monterey.
W. Wright, 3d, Mt. Washington.
Noble F. Roys, New Ashford.
Ammi Warner, New Marlboro'.
Lorenzo Webb, Otis.
Milo Stowell, Peru.
Robert Francis, Pittsfield.
Ensign H. Kellogg, "
Wm. H. Nichols, Richmond.
Chester Claflin, Sandisfield.
Robert Sturtevant, Jr., Savoy.
Charles Spuir, Sheffield.
Ebenezer Beers, Tyringham.
Wm. F. Bell, Washington.
Wm. Jones, West Stockbridge.
Wm. Danforth, Williamstown.
lAither Tower, Windsor.

County of Norfolk.

Edwin Fairbanks, Bellingham.
Judson Stoddard, Braintree.
William Aspinwall, Brookline.
Thomas Stoddard, Cohasset.
Elisha Ford, Dorchester.
Edward King, "
Calvin Richards, Dover.
Hartfi)rd Leonard, Franklin.
Clark Partridge, Medway.
Albert J. Mosher, Milton.
Levi Mann, Randolph.
S. Parkman Blake, Roxbury.
Enoch B irtlctt, "

Edward D. Boit, "

Charles J. Hendee, '•
Benjamin Perkins, "
Allen Putnam, "

Enoch Dickman, Sharon.
Samuel W. Curtis, Stoughton.
Palmer Morey, Walpole.
James Humphrev, Wevmouth.
John W. Thomas, '"

County of Bristol.

L W. Daggett, Attleborough.
Giles I,. Leach, Berkley.-
Jireh Sherman, Dartmouth.
Wm. L. Hathaway, Dighton.
'lalcn Sylvester, Easton.
Elbridije G. Morton, Fairhavcn,
Edw. P. Buffington, Fall Jliver.
Nath-.n B. Dean,
Southard H. Miller,
Iram Smith, "

Bradford Braley, Freetown.
William B. Bates, Mansfield.
Abraham Gardner, New Bedford.
George Howland, Jr., "
Cornelius Howland, "
Thomas Kempton, "
George B. Richmond, "
Andrew B. Randall, Norton.
Alanson Thayer, Pawtucket.
Cassandcr Gilmore, Raynhara.
Sylvester Hunt, Rehoboth.
William Ide, Seekonk.
William L. Slade, Somerset.
Daniel Edson, Swanzey.
John Andrews, Taunton.
Harrison Tweed, "
Richmond Walker, "
Frederick Brownell, Westport.

County of Plymouth.

Isaac Hersev, Abington.
James W. Ward, "
John A. Shaw, Bridgewater.
Benjamin Ranson, Carver.
J. W. Hathaway, Duxlmry.
J. A. Rogers, East Bridgewater.
Perez Simmons, Hanover.
Richard Howland, Hanson.
Martin Fearing, Hingham.
Martin Knight, Hull.
Stephen Holmes, 2d, Kingston.
Luther Hatch, Marshfield.
Eliab Ward, Middleborough.
Joseph T. Wood. "
Jesse Perkins, N. Bridgewater.
Martin Bryant, Pembroke.
John Atwood, Jr., Plymouth.
Lemuel Bradford. Jr., "
Joseph B. Nye, Plympton.
John A. Le Barron, Rochester.
Charles Curtis, Seituate.
James Southworth, S. Seituate.
Darius Miller, Wareham.

County of Barnstable.

Joshua Seabury, Brewster.
James Gould, Chatham.
Thomas Hall, Dennis.
David Lawrence, Falmouth.
Nathaniel Doane, Jr., Harwich.
Leander Crosby, Orleans.
Enos Nickerson, Provincetown.
Asahel Cobb, Sandwich.
James Small, Truro.
AVilliam Cleverly, Wellfleet.
Nath'l S. Simpkins, Yarmouth.

Dukes County.

AVilliam Vincent, Edgartown.
Charles B. Allen, Tisbury.

County of Naiitucket.

William Barney, Nantucket.
James H. Bria;gs, "
Henry C. Worth,

320

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECOED.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

SENATE.
Judiciary. — Messrs. Griswold, Russell and Sewall.
Probate and Chancery. — Messrs. Lawrence, Lov-
ett and Robinson.

Treasury. — Messrs. Wood, Fisher and Erown.

Bills in Third Readinr/. — Messrs. Beard, Kuhn,
Keyes, Robinson, Russell and Knowlton.

Engrossed Bills — Messrs. Torrey, Walker, Haze-
well, Fisher, Burlingame and Alden.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Judiciary. — Messrs. Dayis, of Worcester, Hop-
kins, of Northampton, Fuller of Boston, Lord, of
Salem, Smith, of Chelsea, Dawes, of Adams, Le-
land, of Holliston.

Probate and Chancery. — Messrs. Hoar, of Wor-
cester, Plimpton, of Boston, Jones, of George-
town, Bond, of Springfield, Chamberlin, of Dalton,
Bemis, of Watertown, Tower, of Windsor.

Finance. — Messrs. Mansur, of Fitchburg, Earle,
of Worcester, Kellogg, of Pittsfield, Gray, of Bos-
ton, Hunt, of Orange, ITendee, of Roxbury, Bates,
of Mansfield.

Elections. — Messrs. Mansur, of Fitchburg, Earle,
of Worcester, Schouler, of Boston, Longley, of
Belchertown, Spelman, of Wilbraham, Thomas, of
Weymouth, Jones, of West Stockbridge.

liills in Third Reading. — Messrs. Gooch, of
Melrose, Colby, of Boston, Newell, of Lawrence,
Mosher, of Milton, Humphrey, of Weymouth,
Smith, of Barre, Wright, of Bernardston.

Engrossed Bills. — Messrs. Adams, of North
Brookfield, Farwell, of Cambridge, Dudley, of
Shutesbury, Litchfield, of Charlton, Shaw, of
Bridgewater, Forbush, of Upton, Edwards, of
West Newbury.

County Estimates. — Messrs. Ward, of Middle-
borough, Bassett, of Phillipston, Coolidge, of Bos-
ton, Bascom, of llolden, Loomis, of Russell.

Pay JiolL— 'Messrs. Aldrich, of Mendon, Ewing,
of Holyoke, Brown, of Blandford, Simpkins, of
Yarmouth, Billings, of Palmer.

Leave of Absence. — Messrs. Sturtevant, of Savoy,
Osgood, of Lawrence, Allen, of Tisbury, Jackson,
of Ashland, Cleverly, of Welliieet.

Public Buildings. — Messrs. Taft, of Worcester,
Jones, of Cambridge, Sherman, of Dartmouth,
Chapin, of Milford, Childs, of Chicopee.

Printinq. — Messrs. Robinson, of Lowell, Briggs,
of Nantucket, Bradford, of Plymouth, Roberts, of
Boston, Gleason, of Worcester.

JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.

Accounts. — Messrs. French and Crane, of the
Senate. Messrs. BrowncU, of Westport, Scaver, of
Boston, Staples, of Concord, Abbott, of Beverly,
Work, of Templcton, of the Hoicse.

Agriculture. — Messrs'. Lovett and Brigham, of
the Senate. Messrs. Ilosmer, of AV. Boylston,
Putnam, of Roxbury, Small, of Truro, Woodbury,
of Hamilton, Smith, of Coleraine, of the House.

Banks and Banking. — Messrs. Wood and Alley,
of the Seriate. Messrs. Morton, of Fail haven.
Hooper, of Boston, Cowdry, of Stoneham, Daven-
port, of Newburyport, Gilmore, of Raynham, of
the House.

Claims. — Messrs. Weeks and Currier, of the
'Senate. Messrs. Simmons, of Hanover, Prince, of
AVinchester, Smith, of Hancock, Bassett, of Phil-
lipston, Dudley, of Wayland, of the House.

Education. — Messrs. Keyes and Cary, of the
Senate. Messrs. Hopkins, of Northampton, As-
pinwall, of Brookline, Ward, of Abington, Kettelle,
of Boston, Andrews, of Montague, of the House.

Fisheries. — Messrs. Kimball and Prouty, of the
Senate. Messrs. Small, of Truro, Boardman, of
Newburyport, Cook, of Gloucester, Burnham, of
Rockport, Nickerson, of Provincetown, of the
House.

The Library. — Messrs. Hazewell, Warren and
Burlingame, of the Seriate. Messrs. Loring, of
Andover, Purdy, of Somerville, Hathaway, of Dux-
bury, of the House.

Mamfactures. — Messrs. Walker and Ames, of
the Senate. Messrs. Lewis, of Lanesborough, Ste-
venson, of Boston, Farnsworth, of Lowell, Bigelow^
of Chester, Baffington, of Fall River, of the House^

Mercantile Affairs and Lisurance. — Messrs. Kuhn
and Church, of the Senate. Messrs. Claflin, of
Hopkinton, Gardner, of Boston, G. S. Howland, Jr.,
of New Bedford, Fisk, of Leicester, Richmond, of
Lenox, of the House.

Militia. — Messrs. Brinley and Thompson, ©/"^Ae
Senate. Messrs. Hunt, of Rehoboth, Thompson,
of Boston, Gould, of Heath, Abbott, of Danvers,
Winn, of Woburn, of the House.

Parishes and Religious Societies. — Messrs. Hub-
bard and Osgood, of the Senate. Messrs. Daggett,
of Attleborough, Boit, of Roxbury, Wood, of Mid-
dleborough, Ballard, of Buckland, W"atson, of
Amherst, of the House.

Prisons. — Messrs. Burlingame and Brinley, of
the Senate. Messrs. Holmes, of Charlestown,
Kimball, of Boston, Bigelow, of Grafton, Vv'illis,
of Erving, Hatch, of Marshfield, of the House.

Public Charitable Ltstitutions. — Messrs. Warren
and Hazewell, of the Senate. Messrs. Earle, of
Worcester, Lincoln, of Boston, Holland, of West-
field, Tweed, of Taunton, Packer, of Leyden, of the
House.

Public Expenditures. — Messrs. Fuller and Cary.
of the Senate. Messrs. Estabrook, of Athol, Stan-
ton, of Norwich, Lane, of Lancaster, Downing, of
Lynn, Chandler, of Lexington, of the House.

Public Lands. — Messrs. Knowlton and llolcorab,
of the Senate. Messrs. Woodbury, of Aclon, Pay-
son, of Rowley, Bennett, of Hubbardston, Perkins,
of Boston, Partridge, of Medway, of the House.

Railways and Canals. — Messrs. Alley and Beard,
of the Senate. Messrs. Clark, of Northborough,
Davis, of Greenfield, Forbes, of Wcstborough,
Marsh, of Boston, Sargent, of Lynn, of the House.

Roads and Bridges. — Messrs. Strong and Hobart,
of the Senate. ]\Iessrs. Fletcher, of Charlestown,
Edgell, of Framingham, Putnam, of Wendell,
Currier, of Lawrence, Varnum, of Dracut, of the
House.

Towns. — Messrs. Bassett and Brown, of the Seii-
ate. Messrs. Woodbury, of Acton, Ladd', of Cam-
bridge, Wildes, of Northfield, Perkins, of North
Bridgewater, Francis, of Pittsfield, of the House.

COST OF 13. S. CENSUS OP 1850 IN MASSACHUSETTS.

For collecting Liformation only.

Suffolk County,.

Barnstable " .

Bristol " .

Berkshire " .

Dukes " .

Essex " .

Franklin " •

Hampden " .

.^■1,041. 2.5

. 2,500.13

. 1,904.96

. IOCS';

. 4,081.09

. 1,286.73

. 1,853.40

Hampshire County, $\,iQb.^\

Middlesex

Nantucket

Norfolk

Plymouth

Worcester

5,013.08
248.96
2,606.36
1,997.79
4,771.64

Whole amount, ,^33,171.02

U. S. ARMOKY.

321

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"^'*ftvi, «.-:'- tilt

VIEW CP UNITED STATES ARMORY, SPEINGFIEI.D.

UNITED STATES ARMORY.

Springfield, Mass. Established by the United States Government, in 1791.

OFFICERS.

Col. James W. Ripley, Commatidiiif/ Officer.

Erskine S. Allin, Acting- Master Armorer.

Edward Ingersoll, Paymaster and Militai-y Storekeeper.

Lucius C. Allen, James W. Preston, George
W. Winchester, Clerks.
J. W. Barrett, Assistant Clei-k.
Cyrus Buckltnd, Master Machinist.
John D. Lord, Master Carpenter.
William C-idwcU, Foreman of Forging Shop.
William Diokinson, Foreman of Machine Shop.
William P. McFarland, Foreman of Filing Shop.

This eslabli<hinent is one of a general and national
interest. Its extent and efficiency, and the lilieral ex-
penditures which have made it what it is— one of the
most prolific manufactories of arms and capacious
arsenals in the world — are legitimate s.ulijects of na-
tional pride. AccorcliMgl3-, it has become the resort of
sight-seers and travelers, and constitutes one of the
principal attractions of our beautiful locality ; and at
no public establishment in the United States can the
t*ye be gratified with the siglit of so much beautiful
and ingenious machinery, so large, skillful and well
paid a company of laborers, such finely laid out and
well kept grounds, and so thorough and orderly a sys-
tem of operations, as here.

The arsenal, the offices, and the principal manufac-
turing and storing buildings of the Armory, are located
on Springfield Hill, and overlook the Connecticut val-
ley at a charming elevation. The heavier operations
i)f the concern are effected at three localities on Mill
lliver, known as the "Upper," " Middle," and " Lower
Water Shops " The land owned on the Hill by the
(iovernment amounts to 7"2 acres and 2 rods ; at the
Upper and Middle Water Shops, 19 acres and titi
rods; at the Lower Water Shops, It) acres and \02
rods; — total land owned by the Government, in town,
102 acres and 10 rods. The principal building is the
new arsenal. This is 200 feet long by 70 feet wide.
Its height is 30 feet, wliich is divided into three stories,
each story being sufficiently large to contain 100 000
muskets. The tower is £9 feet high and "29 feet square,
the flag staff rising GO feet above the deck of the
tower Another large building is the new brick struc-
ture for storing linnber and nuisket slocks This is
400 feet ii'iig. .55 feet wide, and two stories high.
Here a stock of four years in musket stocks is coii'-taiit-

James Stillman, Foreman of Gun-Stocking Shop.

Salmon Adams, Foreman of Polishing atid Bar'
rel Boring Shop.

J 'seph N. Sollace, Foreman of Barrel Welding
and Rolling Mill.

O. W. Ainswort, David Le Gro, Edward A.May,
Henry Tracy, C. W. Hartwell, Robert P. Beals,
Sub Insjiectors.

ly kept, that the timber may be properly seasoned.
The principal of the three old arsenals is 1"20 by 40
feet on the ground, and 3 stories higli ; and the other
two are respectively 2 stories high, and, in their other
dimensions, 100 feet by 34. The other principal
t>uildiiigs are ihe work shops. There are located on
the Hill 10 dwtlling houses which are owned by the
Government; at the Upper Waier Shops, 2; at the
Middle. "1; and Lower, 2; — total dwelling houses, 16.
I lie total e.xpendiiures of the Armory for the fiscal
year ending June 30ih, 1831, were 527L30833. Of
this sum, 5''79,''2I6'29 were paid out for labor alone.
To show the extent and variety of the stock and mate-
rials used, we give the items consumed last year.

Refined Iron,

. 44fi,fiQ8 pounds.

('ast Iron, .

4l,y98 do.

Inferior Iron,

:<,677 do.

VVire Iron, .

1,(179 do.

Cast!=teel, .

63, 1 46 do.

t^hear Steel,

6.tI do.

JV'ails, ....

2,:i26 do.

Wood Screws,

163 sross.

Sand Piiper,

3-76 quires.

Sulphuric Acid, .

2 S2:» pounds.

Boards and Plank,

. 11.^,1113 feet.

Timber,

32,204 do.

Bricks,

211,0(1(1

Leather,

1,788 pounds.

Thong,

31 skins.

Sperm and Whale Oil,

2,380 gallons.

Assorted Files, .

8,613

Grindstones,

59,634 pounds.

Charcoiil, .

46..=i98 hu.shels.

Antliiacite Coal,

. 2,438,924 pounds.

PitC.>al, .

53,700 do.

Fire Siiine. .

4,480 pounds.

Furnace Clay, ,

134 hushels.

Wond, . .

200 (2 ft ) cords

The result of ilie operations of last year i
follows :

Percussion Muskets complete, .
Percussion Muskeioons complete, .
Muskets alteied from flint to percussion,
Extra cones for issue with muskets,

Compound screw-drivers for issue with do.

21,000

a,iloO

57, '27-2

119,757

9:t,9ti8

41,C83

Si"j5

2

55

Percussion hammers (for other posts,)
Arm chests and packing boxes.
Tilt hammers for welding barrels, .
Components of muskets for other posts,
ecjual to Percussion ftiuskets.

Col. KiPLEY,li>e commanding officer at the Armory,
received an order to alter llie flmt lock muskets to
percussion, if prnclicable, at a cost not exceeding ^1
per musket. This work was commenced in .Inly,
1849, and the whole number, 1 1.3,406, were completed
by February, 1851, at a cost of 50^ cents each. At
the close of the year, there were on hand a grand total
of two himdred mid ffteen thousand nine hundred and
fifty muskets.

The largest number of men employed during any
one month last year was 4.31 ; the smallest, 3"i0 — ave-
rage number per month, 381| The average pay of
these men, making no account of lost time, and reck-
oning in all, from the highest to the lowest, was ^40
per month.

In the month of June, just past, the division of office,
labor and laborers, was as follows :

Superintendent, ... 1

Waster Armorer, ... 1

Military Storekeeper, . 1

Clerks, 4

Inspectors, 11

Machinists, 16

Barrel foigers, .... 18

Lock forgers, .... 7

Bayonet t'orgers, ... 8

Ramrod foigors, ... 2

Mourning forgers, . . lu

ftlounting tilers, ... 14

Barrel tinisher, ... 1

Mounting finishers, . . 'A

Drillers, 11

Turners, 3

Grinders, 3

Barrel filers, .... 11

Appendage forgers, . . 5

Iron Maker, 1

Assistant forgers, ... 9

Annealers, ti

Borers, 14

Millers 26

Lock filers, 2^

Bayonet filers, .... 6

Appendage filers, ... 3

Polishers, 16

Stockers
liock finishers, . .
Ann finisher, . . .
Appendage finishers,
Jobbers — Smiths, . .

Fileis, . .

Carpenters,

Mason, . .

Laborers, .

The above give a total of 320 men, employed in
June, which is the smallest number employed m any
month during the year, with the exception of Mdy,
when the number was the same.

At the Lower Water .Sho|)s, there is now compara-
tively lillle business done. A principal part of ihese
shops and their water power are leased lo (Messrs.
Ingersoll, Doolillle &. Co., and constilule the establisli-
ment known as the iMassasoit Flour Mill. The (!o\-
ernmeiit, however, carry on a rolling null here, where
every scrap of iron, iron filings iSic, produced in the
process of manufacture, are melted and rolled iiiio
stock to be re-consumed, so that not a pound of iron
is thrown away or sold at less than its value. This
rolling mill is furnished with a complete set of machin-
ery for rolling and slitting iron, "2 tilt hammers, 1 cut-
ting shears for bars, and 3 water wheels, as the driving
power.

At the Middle Water Shops, the process of forging
barrels, ramrods and bayonets is carried on. 'J'herc
are here 18 tilt hammers, earned by twelve wairr
wheels. These shops, wiih the Lower, employ 31
men. A new invention has just l>een completed here,
and one which will be of fjreat im|)orlance to every
lai'gc forging establishment in the coiintry. 'I'he oUI
method of (iriving a till-haininer is by a water wheel
lo each hammer, or to every two hammers. The ne-
cessity compelling this arises from the fact that if the
hamm.er were driven by a belt, from a regular moving
power, the speed of the hainmer could not be increased
or decreased suddenly at will. 'I'he new invention
consists ()f a loose driving li(.|i_..<o loose that when il
is not tightened by bearing ai;ainsl il, ihe driving driiiii
has no action upmi il. A pulliy is aitaclied lo a e(ini-
pound lever halfway between the drum ;ind ihe pulley

vOhere the power is ap[)lied to the hammer, and, by
aciiiig upon ihe lever, the pulley presses upon the bell,
until 11 is so far lightened as lo drive the hammer at
the inmost speed of the drum. When a smaller speed
IS rcLiuired, the lever is partially released, allowing the
belt lo slip, and in this manner, bj' increasing or dimin-
ishing the tension of the belt, any required speed is
aitained. The result of this simple and beautiful m-
veniion is, that a thousand till hammers, if necessary,
may be driven by one water wheel, or by a steam
eiiiiine.

At the Upper Water Shops there are 57 men em-
plo3ed. Here, the boring, turning, grinding, and
polishing of barrels, ramrods and bayonets are efiecl-'
ed, and here also the tempering: and polishing ot the
lock work. The machinery in these shops consists ol
13 boring banks, 'J turning engines, 7 large grind
stones, 4 turning lathes, 10 milling machines, i barrel
polishing machines, 1 for bulling bayonets, ii screw
cutting machines, i punching press, 1 wood planer, 1
circular saw, 1 machine for splitting leather, and all
are driven by 4 water wheels.

The filing shop is located on the Hill, and employs
93 men. a larger nuiiiber than are engaged in any other
department. 'I'he niaehinery in this department con-
sists of 1 boring bank, 1 turning lathe, 2 turning en-
gines, 45 milling machines, 3 machines lor culling
screws, 1 for ttipping cone-seals, 3 (or drilling and
finishing cones, (the part of the lock receiving the pet-
cusbion cap,) 2 lor checking hammers, II dull presses,

1 punching press, 2 machines for straightening ham-
mers, and "Z for grinding culling mills.

There are 31 men employed in the machine shop,
and il is here that the machinery and the principal in-
struments of manulaclure for the other departments
are made. The machinery of lli.s department, as well
as that of all the other shops located on the Hill, is
driven by a double engine of tinrly-horse power, man-
ulaciured by Otis Tulls, Esq.. of Hoston This en-
gine IS one of the most perfect and beaulilul ever liuili
in the United States, and, from its exquisitely perfect
operation and high finish is always a prominent object
of attraction to visitors. The machinery of this de-
partment consists of 1 cutting engine, 9 turning lathes.

2 milling machines, one machine for shaving " bridles,''
5 planing machines. 4 machines for grooving, pointing
sawing and planing plank, 1 for making aim chesis, I
tor making packing lor iiiuskels, 1 for splitting leather,
I for sawing tenons, 1 lor cutl'iig bolts, 4 punching
presses, 3 drill presses, 5 turning engines, 1 straighieii-
iiig ma,chine, and 1 slitling machine

The most beaulilul mat hinery in the whole establish-
ment is that in the stocking room The maclimeiy
here is operated by 20 men, and consists of 14 ma-
chines, which would be best described by simply men-
tioning the work that they perform. Into this deparl-
ment the slocks come, in the form ol hloii/cs. 'I'liey
are rough forms of gun slocks, sawed out of black
walnut plank. They lirst pass thiough the widely cel-
ebrated Blanchard turning machine, which turns the
form roughly in the shape required, and aie then
passed from one machine lo another, in rapid succes-
sion, receiving every depression for the reception of
Ihe lock and mounting, the grooving for the breecli-i)in.
barrel and ramrod, holes fi)r the reception of screws,
turning, «.Vc., until the slock i.s complete. All this
irrcijular morlising, boring, &c., is efl'ecled with most
unerring precision, and every piece of the lock and
mountings fits into its approi)riale place in the most
perfect manner. The inventor of a majority of these
maihiiies is IMr. Cyrus Auckland, a gentleman of
eminent nieclianicar genius, long connected wilh the
Armory.

The manufacture of a single musket is elTecled by
four hundred dilVerenl operations, and the majority of
the men employed engage in onlv one of the opera-
tions. A larger number of muskets were maimfnc-
tiired, last yc.ir, than any year previous, and a calcula-
tion based upmi the' number liirned out shows

that thr
of ton In

upmi
houl
i eac

the

year of
uisket wa'

113 working (\»\f
coiiipleted every

U. S. AK.AKJilY.

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miiiut(!S and 66 seconds. 'I'he various parts ot the l
musket pass, (lurinic ll'eir inanufaclure. through the
hands of inspectors who, with llicir j;;ua<^es, determiiii;
tlie exact dimensions of e\ory piece, and reject every
one that is not exactly what is rctpiired. 'I'hm, a
hundred tiiousand muskets might he taken to pieces,
and thrown promiscuously into a pile, and the whole
takeii Uf> and put loj^etlier ajjain wuhout the misfit of a
sin!;lB conlpojient, to its apfjropriale place. Thus, loo
wlien the arms are in use, there is never need of scnd-
inif them lo the Armory for repairs Hammers,
screws, sprinsjs, &,c., furnished froin tiic Armory, as
extras, will take the place of any damaged part, pre-
cisely as if they were made for the arms to he re-
paired.

Tlie process of manufacturing- the musket barrel is
one of the most important and diilicult in the wliole
range of liie Armory operations, and one which is
guardeil wiih multiplied tests, at every step of its pro-
gress, from the bar to the finished lube. 'I'he bar,
which is of the best Salisbury and Ancrom refined
iron, is first cut into lengtlis, weighing 10| pounds each.
These are rolled into shapes, and then the edges rolled
up, lapped upon each oiher, and welded. They are
then inspected, and the imperfect ones rejected. As
they pass aions; through turning boring and grinding,
thev are subjecled to inspection at each step, and the
workmen are held responsible for the full value of any
barrel they may spoil, at the stage in which it is
spoiled, and the amount is deducted from their earn-
ings; and, we may say here, diat the same course is
adopted in regard to everj' component of the musket
The barrel having been reduced to the dimensions re-
quired for proof, (hy powiler.) which dimensions are
three liundredlhs of an inch srealer. in the exierior
diameter of the barrel, and three hundredlhs of an
inch less in the diameter of the bore, than the finished
barrel, leaving an ounce and a half lo be worked from
each barrel in finishing, it is then subjecled to the pow-
der test. Fifiy-five barrels are u^ually loaded aii(i <lis-
charged at the same lime, in a building made for this
purpose, r.ach barrel is discharged twice, the first
charge consisting of one eighleenlh of a pound of
powder, one ball and two wads, each wad occupyino^
three-lourths of an inch of the bore, and each ball
weighing one-fifieenth ol a pound. The second cliars;e
consists of one-twenty-secoiid of a pound of powder,
one hall and two wads, and each charge is well
rammed. These barrels are laid on a cast iron,
grooved bed, and Ihe balls are discliarged into a bank
of clay, which is occasionally washed for the lead it
contains.

The inspection of the barrels is so rigid before they
come to the proof, that very few of them burst. After
proof, they are again inspected, as before, to see that
there are no ring-bones, cinder-holes, finvvs or cracks,
or defects of any kind, that will not disappear in ihe
finishing.

The number of condemned barrels, in the last year's
operations, was, for defective workmansliij), '151, and
for defective material, 3,3i3. Of these, 18.J of the first
class were condemned before reaching the singe of
provinii, and 1 ,'j7 I of the last. In [iroving, ".ol were
condemned for workmanship, and 1,H15 for material.
Ill the whole immber of barrels proved, only I li hurst,
and an instance of a barrel bursting at ilie second dis-
ch.\rge, has not been known for several years. Be-
tween this stage and the finishing of the barrel, 17
weie condemned for workmanship, and 1,537 for ma-
terial. Thus, in making il,000 muskets, only 451
barrels were spoiled by the workmen, and the value
dt'tlucted from their earnings, wliile 5,'323 were a loss
lo the government, from imperfect material.

A single musket cost, in the year 1850. j^'J O^.J. The
cost for the last year was $S Id; and for a rnusketoon,
^'J 15. In ten years, the cost of manufacture, per
musket, has been reduced nearly one-half, it being in
IBM 517 4+.

The smallest piece value of a component of a mus-
ket is one mill ; the highest. ,^3 50.

The following is the weiglit of a musket, in detail

and total, expressed in pounds and hundredths of a
pound :

Weight of barrel, 4 25

Weight of locks and side screws, . . 0 S-t

Weight of bayonet, 0.<58

Weighi of nnisket without bayonet, . 4.2.')
Weight of muskit complete, .... \).'Jil
It will thus be seen that a complete percussion mus-
ket weighs ten pounds, lacking eighteen hiuiflredths.
This weight is less than that of the old fluit musket.

The exquisite order and neatness which reign
throughout the whole establishment, are always sub-
jecls of remark to those who visit it, and the perfect
system of accounts by which every item of slock is
followed and checked in its passage from the hantis of
ihe store-keeper to its final and perfect transformation
into the finished arms, is enough to beatify one whose
organ of order is dominant in his cerebral develop-
ment. This intimate system of accounts is as preva-
lent in every other department, as in that of slock, and
is necessary in the making up of the quarterly returns
to the department.

It has already been made public that an iron fence
is to be built around a portion of the government
grounds, an appropriation having been made by Con-
gress lor this purpose. A specimen section of this
fence has been com|)leled, and put up, and is decidedly
beautiful and appropriate in design, and neat in ap-
pearance. It is to stand upon a running pedestal of
l.ongmeadow free-stone, and will be precisely eight
feet and eight inches high. It is now to be put up only
the length of the government grountis on State Street,
and across the eableni end. 'J'he standing portion of
the fence is composed of posts and two styles of
pickets. The post lerminales at the lop with the rep-
resentation of a battle axe correspondinsi more nearly
to the old Koman fasces than lo any other design wiili
which we are acquainted. Each alternating picket is
less in height than the others, the long ones represent-
ing halberds wiih the cross curving upwards at the
points, and the short ones, spears.

Since the commencement of the superintendence of
Col. Kipi.EY over this exiensive insiiiuiion, there has
been a marked change in its general character, for the
better. Tiie grounds have been reformed, terraced
and beautified, and every depariment of manufacture
IS now ciirried on with such order and efficiency, that
the world may safely be challenged lo produce, in
every respect, the equal of the Springfield Armory.

We are indebted to the Sjningjietd Reptthlican for
the above interesting and accurate description of the
Armory.

We also give the following abstract from an Address
delivered at the opening of llie Town Hall in Spring-
field, ftlarch 24, 18-8, by George Bliss, from wliich a
geiLcral idea may be obtained of ihe early progress
made in establishing an Arsenal at Springfield.

It was in the Revolutionary V/ar a recruit and ren-
dezvous for soldiers, and was fixed upon for making
and repairing the various munitions of war, and a
depot for mililary stores. At first the wIk le was con-
fined to ."Main Street. The laboratory for cartridges,
&,c , manufactured on such occasions, was in the barn
then owned by Ebenezer Slebhins on Main Street, a
short distance from the Western Uailioad depot near
the corner of Ferry Street. After two or three ^ears
the public works were removed to the hill where ihey
now are. This v\'as done in the years 1778 and 1779.
A few cannon were cast near the lower water shops
during the war, but no snuill arms were manufactured
till alter the peace of 17.H3. The armory was estab-
lished here hy the national government in 1794, since
which time great improvements and additions have
been made in grounds and buildings.

'I'he people,' at the close of the Revolutionar}- War,
in this part of the country, were very heavily burdened
with heavy debts and enormous taxes. From 1783 to
178G, at difierenl times, armed and organized forces
were seen in the streets to prevent the regular adminis-
tration of justice.

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Shav's Insuiikkcthjn. Passing over what liad
occured before, in the winter of the year 17o7 lar-^e
bodies of men collected from various q'larlers, organ-
ized as a military force, and Daniel Shays assumed
the general command. From all quarters the insur-
gents seemed to be centered in^ Spruigfield. Shays
commanded a large body collected in ilie eastern pan
of the town, l.uke Day had also a large (brce in
West Springfield. A third parly, under Eh Parsons,
formed at Chicopee. The object was to possess them-
selves of the military stores and arms at the arsenal
here. In arms and amunition they were quite deficient.
A considerable force, by order of the government, was
stationed here, to protect and defend the stores, und(>r
the command of Major General Shepard. Shays'
plan was that all three of his bodies should, at the same
time, from different directions, attack the troops at the
arsenal. Shays sent a message to Parsons and Day,
informing them that he should be at the stores at an
appointed hour the next day, and requested them to
meet him there. Day sent back word thai he should
not be there on the day appointed, but would be there
the next day. His message was intercepted and the
messenger detained. At the lime appointed Shays
drew near the arsenal in close column, and was fired
upon by Shepard, which soon dispersed his forces
Day was entirely ignorant of proceedings, and ihnugli
the distance was not more than two nnles lo West
Springfield, the firing of the cannon was not heard or
noticed.

In 1793, all of our courts were removed to North-
ampton, but re-established here in 1813.

Within the limits of the town the population of
Springfield, b}' the census of 1791, was I,574'; in 1810,
2,161; in 1820. 3.914; in 1827,5.788.

The place where the Town Hall now stands was a
deep marsh, and the water was frequenily standing in
great depth. The Town Hall was completed Feb
ruary, 1828.

The following is a list of the inhabitants of Spring-
field from 1636 to U)6i, and the time of their seille-
ment.

1636. William Pynchon, Henry Smith, sWilliam
Blake, Edmund Wood, Thomas Ulford, John (^ahel,
Matthew Mitchell, Samuel Butterfield, James Wood,
John Reader, Tliomas Woodford.

'16.'58. John Searle, Richard Everett, Thomas lior-
ton, Rev. George ftloxon.

1639. Tiioinas Mirrick, John Leonard, Robert
Aside)-, John A\'oodcock, John Allin, John Burt, Henry
Gregory.

1640. Samuel Hubbard, Elizur Holyoke, William
Warriiier, Henry Burt.

1641-2. Rowland Stebbins, Samuel Wright, Rich-
ard Sikes, John Deeble.

16+2-3. Samuel Chapin, Morgan Johns, Thomas
Cooper.

April. 1613. James Bridgman. Alexander Edwards,
John Dobie. Rodger Pritchard, Francis Ball.

Mhv, 1644. John Harmon.

1645. William Vaughan, Miles Morgan, Francis
Pepper, John Pmrrhall, Benjamin Cooley, John ftlat-
ihevvs, George Uolion, Joseph Parsons, John Clarke.

181G. James Osborne, Thomas Rieve, Widow
.Margaret Bliss. Nathaniel Bliss, Lawrence Bliss. Sam-
uel Bliss. John Bliss, Thomas Thompson, Richard
Exell, William Branch, Gritiiih Jones, Rice Bedortha,
Hugh Parsons, John Lombard, John Scarlet, George
Langton.

1651-2. Anthony Dorchester, John Lamb, Samuel
Mansfield, John Dumbleion, Jonathan Taylor, Row-
land Tliomas. Thomas ftliller.

16.53-4. Benjamin Parsons, Obadiah Rliller, Abel
Wneht.

1656. Hugh Dudley, William Brooks, Simon Bea-
inon, Samuel Terry, John Lamb, Benjamin Mun, John
.Stewart, Thomas Bancroft, Richard Manus, Thomas
Gilbert, Simon Sachet.

16.58. Richard Fellows.

16.59. Rev I'eletiah (Jlover, Tahan Grant, Nathan-
iel El)'. Samuel Ely.

1660. John Keep, Edward Foster, Thomas Sewall,
Tliomas Day, John Riley, John Henryson, William
llunler. John Scott.

In 1763, the eastern part of the town, including the
mountain parish half a mile west of it, was made a
district called W'ilbrnham

In 1713, Longmeadow was incorporated a separate
parish called lliird.

Enfit-ld, Suliield, and Somers, were originally settled
as a pari of Springfield.

For the foregoing information we are under obliga-
tions to Mr. L. C. Alh.n.

MILK.

We collect from a reliable source the following information concerning the value of milk sold in
various towns in this State during the year ending June 1st, 18o0. This does not include the value of
the milk which was made into butter and cheese : —

Chelsea, §2,778 I Lexington, §2.3

North Chelsea. 8,39-5 ] Abington, I

Pawtucket and Seekonk 11,449 Readinsr 1

Dartmouth, 7. 112 S. Reading, 1

Westport, 2,408 Stoneham, 4

Nantucket, 6,500 Melrose, 1

Newbury 12.000 Natick, 1

Springfield and Chicopee 7.6-50 Sherburne, 1

Ashby 1 600 1 Canton 3

Townsend, 2,266 Stoushton, 2

Groton, 2,-500

Westford, 3,24-5

Shirley, 2,9 1-5

Littleton, 11,000

Acton .5,000

Concord 17,000

Lincoln, 12,229

Bedford, 12,685

Dcdham, 4-5

Dover, 10

Needham 18

Weymouth, 4

Roxbury, 14

Uxbridge, 2

Mendon, 1

Blackstone, • 8

280
620
SCO
,460
803
841
60.5
.550
2.S6
7.30
,000
000
300
218
000
000
7.30
982

,^276,887

MISCELLANEOUS.

o i) r.

MISCELLANEOUS.

STOVES. FURNACES. AND FUEL.

Any micklle-aged man can remember ihe introduc-
tion of AnihrHCiie Coal, and the cost of fuel before ii,
and he may easily calculate what would have been the
cost of wood suliicienl to create the same degree of
heat all over his house, which he now considers a
necessary comfort of life. With Anthracite Coal came
various contrivances and e.xperniieius for the best
mode of using it; and the result is, that from Open
Fire Places, the gas escapes into the room, affects the
lips, the skin and the lungs, and is unpleasant and
unheHlthful. Then to remedy the bad efVects of the
gas in the rooms, and to economize in fuel, Stoves
were invented of various plans and forms for burning
it, which at the present day forms no small branch of
the industry of our State.

Some idea may be formed of the steady increase in
the manufacture and sale of Stoves from the fact that
from one house alone in Boston, that of Messrs.
Chilson, Kichardson & Co , (formerly Gakuner
CuiLSoN,) nearly 10,000 Stoves are sold aimuHlly;
wliile in 1837, the number of Stoves sold by JMr.
•Chilson did not exceed 1,000. Notwithstanding the
great economy in fuel by the use of stoves over open
fire places, yet it was found necessary for comlort and
health to have a stove placed in each room and pas-
sage, else in' passing from a warm to a cold room
health was endangered. But the trouble and ex-
pense of a stove and fire for each room is attended
with many serious otijections, and to remove these
objections Furnaces were invented to warm with one
fire the whole house This mode of warming by
Furnaces has met with great favor, especially those of
the most approved construction.

In 18.38 the number of Furnaces sold by Mr. Chilson
did not exceed 30, but as with Stoves, so there has also
been a steadily increasing demand for Furnaces. The
number of Furnaces manufactured and sold by Messrs.
Cliilson, Richardson & Co , the past year, amounts to
500. Although it is but a few years since the introduc-
tion of Furnaces, yet an entire change in the principle,
construction and character of the heat generated b\'
them, has been successfully accomplished by Blr.
("hilson, from that of the common cast iron cylinder pot
furnace, to those constructed on the most scientific prin-
ciple for securing the greatest amount of heat from the
fuel consumed; producing a fresh, healthful, warm
atmosphere throughout the buildings; and insuring
great durability without liability of repairs. Another
important object has been secured in the construction
of this kind of furnace, and plan of setting it, which is
that of preventing the possibility of firing the buildings
in which they are placed.

Mr. (chilson has undoubtedly given more attention
to the important subject of the invention of warming
and ventilating apparatus, than any other individual in
the country. His inventions are based on strictly
scientific principles, which govern the elements of air
and heat in harmony with the laws of nature.

A great error has pervaded the form of the appara-
tus for burning Anthracite Coal in stoves and hirnaces
hitherto used, and the latter in particular, in which the
fire pot containing the fuel was a long iron cylinder,
and set permanently in its brick walls. The ne-
cessary consequences were, that the coal was confined
in a deep, compact bed, presenting the least possible
surface for radiation, and in the worst possible position
for combustion ; so that a given quantity of fuel gave
out the least possible heat, and made the most possible
waste in clinkers, &c. Tlien the red hot coals came
in contact with the iron pot, and made that red hot
also ; and as the coals were the hottest in the centre,
so was the iron p'>l, and being unequally heated, it
necessarily was unequally expanded, and more at the
centre than above or below it This unequal expan-
sion of parts necessarily cracked the pot, and through

the cracks the poisonous gas escaped into the air-
chamber, and tiience passed into the house, thus
destroying health and comfnri

Anil all this was the consequence of the action of
the unscientific fire-pot. Its own action necessarily
destroyed itself, ami at tlie same time cracked and
warped the plates and joints of the furnace about the
fire-pot; and the only remedy was to remove the brick
work, take out the cracked pots and jjlates, and put in
new ones, and rebuild the brick woik. 'J'lie conse-
quence was a public belief that Furnaces poisoned the
air of a house, and consumed themselves, and thus cost
health and money. The general reputation of furnaces
for a long time vvere based upon such conclusions.

But a new era came with Chilson's Furnace.
Mr. Chilson made a new fire-pot on an entirely new
principle, conforming to, instead of opposing, the
natural laws. 1 he old fire-pot was deep, he made
his shallow ; the old was narrowest at the top, the
new is the broadest ; the old fire-pol was a cylinder
much taller than it was broad, the new one has an
open flaring basin, much broader than il is tall ;
the old fire-pot held its heated coals against the
sides of the iron pot, the new is lined with soap-stone,
which prevents the hot coals from touching the iron
of the fire-pot. The natural result of JMr Chilson's
invention is, that his fire-pot presents the broadest
possible radiating surface, and holds the coals in a
shallow bed, through every part of which the air passes
freely, and furnishes the most perfect combustion.
The logical deduction derived from this is, that from
a given quantity of coal the most possible heat com-
bined with the feast possible waste is obtained.

Then, as the fire-pot never expands unequally or
materially, it never cracks, and there being no escape
of gas into the air-chamber or the house, the fire-pot
will last a life-time. The arrangement of this Furnace
in its parts above the fire-pot, is alsosuclias to prevent
the intense action of the heat from warping or cracking
any part of it, and there is therefore no burnt iron heat
coming from the furnace or fire-pot, and no escape of
coal gas into the air-chamber. All the evils of old
furnaces are tlius removed. The new furnaces are
made healthful and economical, one fire only being
necessary to fill itiany rooms and large buildings with
a salubrious atmosphere.

The best recommendation of the invention is its own
experience. It has by its utility been spread all over
the countrj', and by "the use of scientific principles in
its construction, it has won the commendation of scien-
tific men. who saw at once the reasons ol its efi^ciency.

This Furnace has received the first premium of all
the principal Fairs in America, among which one Gold
Medal, three Silver 3Iedals, besides numerous Diplo-
mas, are on record.

At the World's Fair it gained the Prize Medal,
and plans of its construction were engraved and print-
ed in the Illustrated Catalogue of the Fair, and its
Secretary testifies, under his own signature, that •' this
compliment was paid to no other article in the Amer-
ican exhibition umoliciled." So favorable has been
the impression produced by this Furnace, that its pro-
prietors contemplate sending a special agent across the
Atlantic to superintend the important and growing
branch of their business in liiat country. Its use in
England was begun by the Karl ok C'ARNAVAN.in
his lordly castle, and it will carr^' increased comfort
into the homes of the English people.

This but adds to the substantial evidence already
adduced, that American skill and enterprise is justly
appreciated and acknowledged abroad.

IRON MANUFACTURE.

The great improvements in the manufacture of Iron,
and its direct application to the uses and even luxuries
of domestic life, demand a passing notice. Until quite

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

recently the many uses of this melal have been un-
known to the American public. 'I'lie general concep-
tion formed of Iron has been that it is a heavy, clumsy
substance, adapted only to rude and massive objects
Rut recently, however, it has been discovered useful
for a thousand other purposes, and in no other art
probably, has there been more progress than in that
of Iron l\Iouldino^. Messrs Chase I'lrotliers &. Co., of
l?oston, have within the past year made extensive ar-
rangements for the manufacture of every description of
Ornamental Iron Work, and their assortment already
embraces a large variety of articles of Furniture,
Statuary, Fountains, Iron Railing, &c. All of these
are produced alter the most beautiful and graceful
styles. The elegance of design, the durability of the
material, and the low price at which these articles are
sold, will, we are confident, ensure their general intro-
duction. Those who possess the most refined taste
will doubtless find something in these manufactures to
admire, while the strict economist will probably feel a
satisfaction in converting them lo his purposes.

FIRE-PROOF SAFES.

Within a few years the marked progress in the man-
ufacture of Fire Proof Safes lias attracted considerable
attention. The business has extended itself lo other
manufacturers, not exclusively devoted lo the manufac-
ture of this article. Tlius competition has given us
the advantage of the best mechanical skill, and at the
same lime secured to us an article which for preserving
our valuables, brings with them the value which is pro-
duced by the unqiieslionable test of experience. I're-
vious to the year 183,^, there was nothing of a ■portable
nature in use thai deserved the name of " Fire Proof
Safe." This remark is based upon the fact that a
Asbestos, and Gaylor's Knob Safe, and several others,
large number of Safes, of various kinds, such as Scott's
Were completely destroyed by the great fire thai oc-
curred ill New York in the winter ol that >ear. 'i'his
event led others to try their skill in endeavoring to
make something that would be what its name purport-
ed, a Fire Proof tiafe.

We believe the efforts to produce such an article
have been successful, and perhaps no establishment
is more closely identified with its manufacture than that
of Edwards, Holman &, (;o. 'I'heir esiabhshment
was commenced some fifteen years ago, under liie
style of Thayer & Edwards, and was the original
Salamander Safe manufactory in the United Stales.
Its complete success is proved by the great number
of all sizes which have been sold in every pari of the
country. A glance at the numerous certificates which
can be seen at their store, will show that they have
been tried under various circumstances, where, if they
did not combine every advantage which is claimed for
them, they would have been discarded, and the sale of
them slopped ; bul Iheir high reputation has been
steadily increasing, year by year, until their popularity
lias become firmly established.

CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES.

1850.

1H40.

Maine,

583.000

502,000

New Hampshire,

317.000

285,000

Massachusetts,

995.000

738.000

Rhode Island,

147.(00

109.000

Connecticut,

886,(100

310,000

Vermont,

314,000

291.000

Total of N. E. States,

2,742,000

2,235,000

New York,

3,099.000

2,429,000

New Jersey,

489.000 1

373,000

Pennsylvania,

2,260,000

1,724,000

Ohio,

2,150,000

1,519,000

Delaware,

90,000

78,000

Middle Free States,

8,088,000

6,123,000

Indiana,

938,000

686.000

Illinois,

850,010

476.000

Michigan,

397.000

212,000

AViscousin,

335,000

31.0)0

Iowa,

200,000

43.000

California,

200,000

25,000

Western Free States,

2,940,000

1,473,000

Total Free States,

13,770,000

9,831,000

Free.

Slave.

Total.

Maryland,

593,000

91000

6S4,000

Virginia,

997,000

497 000

1,494,000

North Carolina,

532.000

288-000

870,000

South Carolina,

2M0.000

369,000

639,000

Geoigia,

533 000

350,(100

888,000

Florida,

40,000

3'1.000

70,000

Alabama,

438.000

331,000

769.000

Eastern Slave States,

3,373,000

1,946,000

5,319,000

Mississippi,

230,000

253 000

483.000

Tennessee,

770.000

220,000

999.000

Kentucky,

740.000

220,000

960,000

Missouri,

600.000

72.000

672.000

Arkansas,

152,000

46.000

198,000

Ijouisiana,

217 000

210,000

427.000

Texas,

100,000

70,000

170,000

Western Slave States,

2,B09.000

1,091,000

3,900,000

Total of Slave States

9,219,000

Total of Slave States

in 1840,
rs, 25.7 pel

cent.

7.331.000

Increase in ten yea

1,888,000

TERRITO RIES.

Minnesota,

6.000

Utah,

30.000

New Mexico,

90,000

Oregon,

15,000

141.000

Add for Free States,

13,770,000
13.911,000

Slave States,

9.219,000

Total Population of the United States,

23,130,000

CHURCHES IN BOSTON.

Ninety-four Churches are returned, and the estimated value of church property bclonotint^ to each
of the principal denominations, and the number of persons that caa be seated ia the churches of each
of these denominations are stated below, viz. : —

No. of Churches.

23

lo

12

11

9

9

6

9

Denominations. No. of Seats.

.Unitarian, 17,130...

. Orthodox, 13,900 . . .

. Baptist, 1 1 .570 . . .

. Methodist 7,4oU . . .

.Episcopal (i,20().. .

. Roman Catholic, 11,300 .. .

• Universalisi, 4,850...

• Other Ucnominations 4,615...

e of Properly,
5910,000
689.000
418,500
231,000
400,000
244,000
14 1, 000
115,893

94

77,015

53,152,393

The other denominations which arc p;ivcn in this table arc — 1 Christian, 1 Freewill, 1 German
Protestant, 1 Jewish, 1 Lutheran, 1 Presbyterian, 1 Qtiiiker, 1 Second Advent, 1 Swcdenborgian.

MISCKLLANEOUS.

327

['1

DAGUERREOTYPES.

iThc folloM-ing interesting sketch was prepared by Mr. Albeiit S. SouTinvoiiTii, of the firm of
Southworth & Hawcs, of this city. They have done much towards perieeting the Daguerreotype
art, and stand at the head of their profession. — Ed.]

Noiitly Ihirty yoiirs siiico Al. Daguerke, u Frencli geiitleinun, liegan liia expnrimcnts lor the purpose of fixing, in some
way, Iho iiimges U3 formed in llie Camera Obscuni. His eti'oils were at li!nj;Ui sui;i;essfiil, and in .laiiuary, I8;j9, he
communicated to the woi Id the princi|)les and the results of his discovery V\ ilh united voice hi^ name was accorded
to the ncio art, and lias received the universal sanction of us go throughout the woild. and will descend with it through
nil time as a triliule of immortul honor With its most prominent use, that of likenesses fiuin lifi;, all are familiar
'I'his has identified ii wiih the doaiest objects of our atfecti.>ns, hy bringing within our loach their exact and faithful
resem'dances, so that whether separated by di<tiince or death, wo can have witli us a lovely miniature to keep their faces
in fmil rememhranite. Itnt this is only one of its many agreeable and useful purposes. It may picture to us the home
of our childhood, the hills and valleys over which we have rambled, and the streams beside which wo have played. It
may trace f.ir us the rui!«ed face of nature rising steep above ►teep in magnificent grnndeur. till lost in cluuJs ; or wiih
its mellow lines preserve the lights and shadows of the wild flowery landscape or beautifully decorated garden. 'I'he
village wiih its quiet churches, the city with its imposing edifices and Infiy temples, the rising mound and llie sculptured
monument are drawn at a view, with a peifecliim which defies the skill of the aitist, and a beauty equalled only by
iratuio. But transfers of scenery or likenesses from the face are only a portion of its value. Daguerreotype has become
llie infant-school of ait. There are a thousand to look at, and criticise, and possess a picture now, to ime ten jears ago.
Shapes and forms are observed, studied, and compared ; disagreeable and unfavorable effects of light and shade are con-
trasted with agreeable and foiiunate i universal interest is felt in its progress, und it has come to be a fine art indeed,
livery Oaguerieotypist's energy is taxed to its utmost to perfect his apparatus, to cultivate a coriect taste, to improve
and disiipfine liis eye, and to acquire those powers of perception and feeling, which will best fit him to perfoim his com-
plicated duties and enable him to equal the just expectalions of the public. To the true Aitist passably satisfactory
lesults, are exceptions, whilst a succession of failures is the general rule. It may not be out of place to give a brief de-
scription of the process, answering the doulile purpose of instruclimi, and the gratification of curiosity.

Daguerreotypes are made upon a surface of silver, plated on a body of co|iper, about the ibicknoss of a half-dime.
When the plate is polished smooth and clean, it becomes a black-ground or black board uiion which to make the picluie.
Ill a dark roimi it receives upon its surface by evaporation a compound of Iodine, Bromine and t.'lilorine, (ormin>; an even
and perfect coating The first light admitted to the coated plate is the desired image, made by light in the Camera
Ubscura 'J'hough neither the black-ground of the plate nor the compound were susceptible to any action of the li^ht
separately, yet when brought properly in contact, the light affects the combined elements composing the surface instanta-
neously, and in exact pinpottion to the amount admitted. 'I'he plate is then placed over a box containing a moderately
heateilcup of quicksilver, 'llie vapor of the quicksilver passes readily through the compound surface of the plate just
In proportion as the light acted upon it, and becomes attached to. or amalgamated with the silver. This forms the lights
of the picture, anil is the white chalk upon the black-board to develop it. The compound on the surf ice of the plate,
:\ctr.i[ upon by the light, has only been the medium to conduct the white vapor of mercury to its proper place. The time
of the exposure of the plate to the coating, to the image of li^ht, and to the mercuiy, can only be learned by actual
experiments. After the picture is fully developed, it is immersed in a solution of hyposulphite of soda, whirh does not
affect the mercury or black-ground, but removes the compound coating. It is then subniiited to a process whereby the
whole surface of the plate is coated with a leaf of pure gold, which protects it as varnish does a painting, 'fo secure
D.igueiieotypes from injury, they are sealed under a glass, with a border between, to prevent the glass from testing upon,
or chafing "them. If through accident the glass is broken, the plate should he turned face down, so that the pieces of
i'lass and particles of dust will fall fiO[ii the picture; and carefully guarding it from the slightest touch, it should he car-
ried to a D.iguerreotypist for repairs. Be sure that you cannot touch a plate with anything whatever without soiling or
scratching it.

From tliis description it will readily be seen that the whole picture, when finished is metallic with a gold surface, and
that there can be no question of its permanency, provided all the manipulations have been properly jierformed.

ARTISTS' DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. S'A TREMONT ROW, BOSTON.
SOUTHWORTH & H AW E S .

This establishment offers to the admirers of perfect Daguerreotypes the highest inducements for patronage. From the
earliest introduction of the Photographic art to Ainerii:a, the exertions of the partners of this Firm have been unequalled
to perfect it in its application to every agreeable or useful purpose. We were the first in New England to apply it to
likenesses from life ; now more than eleven years since. One of the partners is a practical Artist, and as we never em-
ploy Operators, customers receive our personal attention. By constant industry and perseverance, we have so fir dis-
tanced competition, that our services have commanded as much hisher prices, as our ingenuity and taste have furnished
better [lictures Since the use of Chlorine, and Bromine combined with Iodine, by Hr. Goddaid, of Philadelphia, more
than eleven years ago, there has not been a process or an idea made known in this country or Europe, which would improve
our productions Wo have been the originators of every variety of style which is exhibited in our rooms, and practiced
the same, in many instances for years before any one else. We are able to show work made four years since, which
cannot be procured elsewhere at all, whatever may he the price offered for it.

Our pi lies are the largest, most highly polished, and have a most perfect surface ; our pictures have a surpassing del-
icacy in their finish ; there is no sameness in our positions and use of the light, it beina ail ipted to the design ot showing^
every face in its best view. As far as possible we imitate nature in her most beautilul forms, by a mellow blending of
lights and shades, an artistic effect of drapery and figure, a pleasing air, forcible expression and startling animation ; lep-
resenting thought, action, and feeling or soul.

LiisEivESSES FROM l.i FE. — Not On I V should the best out- i better, with not too much white above the cravat, nor the
line of the lace be selected, but also that of the head and ! vest much open. For ladies, if the ground colors aie made
neck, fiir the outlines of every feature of the likeness are j up of red, green, orange, yellow, dark blue, indigo or pur-
ffected by any change. The eyes, eye brows, nose, lips, | pie, black or brown, the picture of the dress will usually be

mouth, chin, and every shade in the face should also be
most carefully oliserved, and the best point of view chosen.

The Eyes.— The remark of visitors is very often maile,
" VVhar perfect eyes your miniatures have ; how clear and
life-like. Why I can see the very veins, and eye-lashes,
and pupil, and iris : and how delicate that reflected light."
We take all eyes, blue, li^ht, gray, and black, perfect. We
arrange the light mild and suitable to repiesent Ihoir perfec-
tions and preserve the expression in keeping with the atti-
nde, lively and life-like, and give them their proper direction.

Hands. — The hands may be so disposed as to add beauty
to a picture, and be in perfect proportion. Full-lengths,
also may be very fine, if the artist has paid due attention to
the drapery ami its folds, to the feet, and to the outline and
action of the fijure

Drvpekv, Dbess AND Ornaments.— Dark colors should
be chosen by gentlemen, and woolen fabric, the plainer the

darker than the face ; but white, light blue, or very light
pink, purple, or violet, will he whiter than the face, and
should be worn for drajiery in a dasnetreotype, only by
children, or ladies having jery clear, f rir and delicate com-
plexions. Avoid large plaids" and stripes, and any large
figures in straight Tows or set lines. Inquire, study and
understand how colors take in daguerreotypes, and then
you can judge properly what shades -to select. Lace-work
should he narrow and open usually, .'\voil bioad ribbons
as much as possible. Simple ornaments may be worn, such
as chains, bracelets, rings, pins. &c.

Vignettes or Heads simply, improperly siTjIed by
some ("rayox Daguerreotypes. — This is our own style —
we were the first to practice it, and in it are some of our
very best pictures. Though we made many previously, it
is more than four years since we adopted it. The strength
and boldness of the effect can be equalled in no other way.

828

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

No dr.ipery attracts the eye from the face and its phar-
acter.

Childrens' AND Infants' Pictures, if they are quiet
and pleasant, are beautifully taken. If uneasy and restless,
a good likeness can be made, but much must bo sacrificed to
tilt! Iji;ht which permits us to make the impression instantly.
We prefer to have them still one or two seconds.

[nvauids can always receive attention at our rooms with
due notice, or at their residences, and every eflort will he
made for success, and also for their comfort.

Likenesses OF the Deceased we make so easy and natu-
ral that even artists suppose them in a quiet sleep.

Groups. — fine grouping shows skill in the artist, and
though he may not be able to select his sitters, he may ar-
range them in a picturesque manner, and give a pleasing
representation of life scenes. We often make family groups
with infants, taking every likeness with absolute perfection.

Harmony, Expression and Air — Kvery part of a pic-
ture should be in keeping with every other part. If a re-
porter were taking down a speech made in the open air, he
might with propriety wear his hat; and a lady on horseback
would probably have her head covered, unless perchance
the horse was running away with her An artist represent-
ing a choir of singers might as well intioduce a scissors
grinder as a lady reading the last novel. In daguerreotype
ureat care should be taken to avoid incongruities, and make
every minute pulicular in shade, figure, drapery and ap-
pendages, do its duty in preserving harmony and unity. We
will do our best to overcome the defects of dame Nature, or
at least not to magnify or e.xaggerate them ; and try to hide
the distortions of bad tailoring and mantua-making, and
ugly fashions.

OopviNG. — We are perfectly at home in every depart-
ment of daguerreotype copying, without reversinir. We
can co[)y a daguerreotype head, from ihs size of a three-
cent piece to that of life, if desired.

Crayon drawings. .Mezzotints, and Architects' drawings,
with ink or pencil we imitate to a shade, and can often im-
prove the strength and depth of a too faint eft'ect, and fie-
quently make daguerreotype copies strcmger and better than
their originals, (.'opies of engravings from worn plates are
as strong as the proofs, and have all their value.

To engravers and those having work engraved, we can be
of great service. We reduce pictures upon the engraver's
copper or steel plate, at the same time furnishing an exact
duplicate, and he cuts upon the lines made by the daguer-
reotype. In this way we copied Elision's fiketchiiins, and
a portrait of Fitz Green Halleck. and Mr. Cheney engraved
Iheni. We refer those interested to Mr. Andrews, Mr.
House, Mr. Cheney, or the Bank Note Companies, for the
accuracy of our work. No part of it is out of drawing We
can copy a square of eight feet, upon a plate two feet square,
absolutely perfect in every line and angle, so that no de-
signer can detect or measure the slightest deviation from
the original. Our large lenses weie arranged after years of
trial and experiment by ourselves, and there is no other
arrangement like them in existence; nor is there another
instrument which will copy parallel lines a foot long and
six inches apart, or copy a common portrait size, or crayon
without distortion, upon a common large plate. Wo have
tried to get up another set of lenses like ours, having had
them ordered at luii own price ; but wo cannot yet do it at all.

Statuary. — Our picture of Powers' Greek Slave shows
our ability in this department ; for so pcfict is it, that
when we exhibited it ni;ignifind to the size of the original,
artists and amateuis would ofien suppose it the identical
marble, and exclaim in astonishment, " Where did you get
Powers' Greek Slave" We shall soon show it in tiiis way
again In the mean time it may be soim in out room upon
a plate 13.^ by ItiJ inches, having nearly 101) more squaie
inches than any plate shown out of our rooms.

Views, Landscapes, Buildings, Monuments, &c.,
and Interior Views. Our panorama of Boston proves the
perfection of our instrument. 'J'he depth of focus is from
the steeple of Park-street Church to the lower Light House
and Nahant Hotel, and from the Beacon lleservorr to West
Camhrirlgo. The view of (iuiricy Market and Faneuil Hall,
taken at the oprming of the last Fair, may also be seen at
our rooms, covering one of our large plates. No such work
in this lino is shown or attempted. Perfect anri elegant
views of Mnimt Auburn furnished. We can make intr'rior
views of halls, stores, private dwellings, &c , ollen brirrgirrg
in likenesses of the occupants, or their families and fiiends.
Bands of music, choirs, societies and gatherings, and mili-
tary cornpani(!s in uniform, can be well daguerreotyped.
Wo have made several pictures of the Surgeons of the
Massaehusrtts Hospital with the patient under thoinfluonco
of ether, all ar-cnrato likenesses.

Copies oi' Portraits, Paintings, and Painted Minia-
tures, in oil or water colors, upon canvas, metal, wnorl,
ivory, or p:rper. We can copy any nf these that can he cnpir.d
by riaguerreolypo, anrI oflen rio vvcll wlirrt cannot ho done at
all elsewhere. One of llio partners being a praclicr^d por-

trait painter in oil colors, can often color daguerreotypes to
imitate not only outlines, but the color of the origirral por-
traits or miniatures. We can clean paintings so as to won-
derfully improve them, as well as to prepare them for
copying. It is a very great advantage to our customers in
this line, that we have an artist in our rooms to take every
possible advantage in copying paintings. Copies of minia-
tures upon ivory are often mistaken for the originals, so
perfect is the imitation.

The Natural Colors. We have many pictures which
in certain lights reflect the colors of the Piism, pailially
blended, and many of difterent tints ; but we assure our
friends that the colors of nature were never, in a single
instance, transferred by Daguerreotype, and that the pre-
tended discoveries of taking the colors aie an imposition
U|ion the public, a trick unworthy of any one claiming the
appellation of Artist.

Painting or (coloring Daguerreotypes — All persons
without exception pronounce our coloring unequalled.
Artists say it is as true to nature as it can possibly be.

r)aguerreotypes of Clouds, a Sunset scene, of the last great
visible Kelipse of the Sun and the Moon, we made long ago.
No other Artists have succeeiled in copying an eclipse. The
spots upon the sun aie perfectly shown. Our pictures of
Clouds are among the most beautiful of Daguerreotypes.

Apparatus, &c. We silver all our Plates every time we
try them, by Electro Galvanism, thus securing them against
spots of oxide of copper coming through the pores or small
hides in the silver. We have the largest glass vessels ever
made at Cambrirlge. Our silvering and coating boxes (or
plates are about two feet square. We received a silver
medal at the Fair for our highly finished plates, the only
award ever made for that irrtiele; ami I he best proof that
we deserved it was that the visitors at the Fair mistook our
specimen plate for a looking glass. We finish our plates
upon an apparatus of our own invention, for which we have
a jxitent. And we use no other patent, nor do we know of
orre that would not injure our work very materially. Since
184.'> we have used a lighted Camera, and instructed Mr.
Mayall and Dr. Goddard of Philadelphia, and Mr. Gurney
of New York into its principles in November of that year,
and have used it ever since, notwithstanding some French-
man has just made it known as bis discovery ; and some
learned savan is publishing a correspondence upon the sub-
ject with Sir Drvid Brewster in the May No. of the London
Art Journal of 18.51.

In the convenience and variety of our apparatus, we
were, five years ago, ahead of what any Daguerreolypist
is at this time, as we will hold ourselves ready to prove
whenever called upon.

The Permanency of Daguerreotypes. — We coat all
our pictures with a perfect leaf of pure Gold, and so seldom
is it that rmy of our Miniatures have ever shown any de-
fect, that we warrant them all. We never knew any da-
guerreotype properly freed from the chemictls. and kept so,
to change or fade; and will pay ten dollars for a specimen
of Daguerreotype simply, that has faded since it was taken,
if properly washed and secured.

To OUR Friends and P\tr)'«s. Ware proud to ac-
knowledge the compliments and patronage of the best artists,
amateurs, and judges of Art in Boston and vicinity. We
thank thnm for their many encouraging and useful sugges-
tions. Our past conduct and experience we offer to them,
to the pulilic, and to all, as a pleilge that wewdl excel Our
customers shall have the best of work. Wo will deserve
nnrl claim by right the name of our establishment, "The
Artists' Daguerieotypo Rooms." As no cheap work is done,
we shall spend no time in bantering about prices ; and wish
to have all understand that ours is a one price concern
Whenever our friends introduce individuals on whom the
public have a claim on account of station or talent, anrI wish
for their likenesses for the public, we will do our duty and
bear our share in the expense.

N. n — We never soil or dispose of likenesses without a
written order from tho one for whom they are taken ; except
those whose prolessions and staniling before the public,
make it right anrI proper fir worthy and laudable purposes.

Something New. We have an apparatus for showing
upon jiapor a perfect likeness tho size of life from any l>a-
guerreotypo. The appearance excels by far any Ciay<m
ever exhibited, and seems a reflection from life ilsidf. It
mnv ofien he pleasant for those having Daguerreotypes of
their deceased friends, to see their very image as in life
brought before them. Those who wish to lest the correct-
ness of our .Miniatures can have this facility for doing so.
Artists can, free of expense, avail thomsidves of the use of
this apparatus to trace outlines fioin our Dagriorreotypes.

" .'\nv description of .Messrs. Southwotlh & llawes' appa-
ratus for magnifying Daguerreotypes anil showing their
images on paper, must fill far short of the reality. Such
beamy. i)r!rfection and strength In a shadow is wonderful
iniiriii.\."—F. .^Icxan'ter..^ Iloijt. D. C. .li>hn<!tnn,Jl.Miirsc,
S. Sf J. Cheney, D. Kimherly, and many oihnrs.

MISCELLANEOUS.

329

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

According to a law of this State every city and
town is required to make an annual return of the
Births, fthirriages and Deaths, to the Secretary of
State. I'Vom the valuable report of tlic Secretary
of Stafe the fcjllowing interesting extracts are taken.

" Tlie returns are fuller and more complete than
any former ones, and afford gnitifying evidence tliat
tiie service is becoming more familiar to the officers
on whom it devolves, and its im])ortance more gen-
erally appreciated by the people.

" The value of these registrations, it is believed,
must become more apparent from year to year, as
the nature and practical bearings of the facts thcv
present, become better understood and appreciated.

" Massachusetts has taken the lead in this work of
registration, and it is well, for she, of all the states,
is the most immediately and deei)ly interested in
the particular description of statistics they present.

BIRTHS.

" The -whole number of births in the common-
wealth, between January 1st and Dece:nber 31st,
1850, was 27,064 ; in 1849, 25,T73 ; beingan increase
of 1891, or 7.34 per cent. Of this number, 8197
■were of foreign parentage, against 6480 in the j-ear
preceding ; and there were 3278 whose parentage
was not stated, which is an improvement upon the
last Eeport, in which 4235 births were not specified
in this particular. It will be observed that a large
proportion of the births'of foreign parentage occurs
in our cities or manufacturing towns. For instance,
the whole number of births in Boston was 5279, of
which 3340 were of foreign parentage; in Lowell,
488 American to 452 foreign ; Fall River, 145 Amer-
ican to 164 foreign. Instances of this kind might be
multiplied.

MARRIAGES.

" The nnmber of marriages for the year 1850, vas
10,345 ; showing the unprecedented increase of
3409, or nearly 50 per cent, over the preceding
year. This large increase is in part owing to the
returns being more full and complete ; but it cannot
be doubted that the late alteration in the law, con-
cerning marriages, has helped to swell the returns
of matrimonial alliances within the state. The
number of marriages in Boston in 1849, was 1187;
in 1850, 2467, being an increase of 12S0, or more
than 100 per cent.

DEATHS.

" The year 1850 was not marked by the prevalence
of any particular disease or class of diseases, and
in this respect contrasts strongly with the preceding
year. Tlie number of deaths in 1850 was 3817 less
than in 1849, and this diflerence is mostly accounted
for by the extraordinary prevalence of certain dis-
eases in the latter year.

" It is gratifying to observe that while the births
and marriages have increased, the deaths have
greatly decreased. The whole number of deaths in
1849 was 20,423; in 1850. 16,606; being a decrease
of 3817, or 18.69 percent.

Says the Edinburgh Review, ' a well organized sys-
tem of civil registration is one of the first wants of an
enlightened people. No man among such a people is
above or beneath authenticating his existence, his
claims on the protection of his country, and his ful-
filment of the duties of a citizen, or of contributing
his individual quota of information in what person
ally concerns himself or family, in reply to any sys-
tem of queries which the government, in its wisdom,
may see fit to instittite respecting them. Such in-
formation may be regarded as a poll tax, which, in
this form, a government is fairly entitled to impose,
which is at once the justest and least onerous of
taxes ; or rather it may be looked upon as a mode
of representation, by which each individual takes a
part in directing the views of the legislature in ob-
jects of universal concern. Nothing, therefore, can
be more unreasonable than to exclaim against it, or

37

to endeavor to tliwart the views of government in
establishing such a system ; nor any thing tnorc just
than t'j guarantee its fidelity \>y penalties imposed
on false returns or wilful omissions."

The registrar of the city of Boston has, for the
last three years, made complete returns of the
Births, Marriages, and Deaths of tiiat municipality.
If every city and town should give as full returus,
these statistics would be of great value.

ABSTRACT OF MAIlllIAGE LAWS OF MASSACllUSF.TTS,
As undorstooU by the City Kegistrar of Boston.

The statutes of Massachusetts in regard to mar-
riage, though not of great length or remarkable ob
scurity, having beea repeatedly amended, and be
ing scattered in several volume^, arc not well un-
derstood. Hence frequent mistakes and illegalities.
Clerg3'vnen, justices of the peace, and even lawyers,
violate the laws by performing the marriage rite in
cases where the preliminary steps required by stat-
ute have not been taken. The marriage may be
binding on the parties married, while the officiating
minister or justice renders himself liable to a smart
penalty.

It is proposed in this article to state, as briefly as
may be, the main points to be observed by parties
about to marry, and by officiators at the ceremony.

If the intended bridegroom and bride reside in the
same town or city in this State, the intention is to
be entered in the office of the Clerk or Registrar of
the town or city. The Clerk or Registrar records
tlie names, ages, birth places, and parents' names of
each, and the occupation of the male, and issues a
certificate accordingly. When the parties to a mar-
riage reside in different places in this State, the
entry must be made, and a certificate procured,
from each ; but if only one of the parties resides in
Massachusetts, a certificate from tlie place of his, or
her residence, is sufficient to authorize the marriage.

Clergymen residing in this State, who have been
regularly inducted into the ministry, agreeably to
the usages of their several denominations, and who
continue to exercise the vocation, may marry in
any part of the State, provided that either the cler-
gyman, the bridegroom, or the bride, reside at the
place of marriage. But a clergyman who resides in
Boston cannot legally marry in Salem parties who
belong in Worcester, and clergymen who reside in
other States are not authorized to solemnize mar-
riages in this State. Justices of the Peace can only
marry in the counties for which they are commis-
sioned, and at least one of the parties to a marriage
must be a resident of the same county.

Before solem.nizing a marriage, the ofliciator should
receive the certificate or certificates required, and
if either party be under the age of consent, i. o
twenty-years of males, and eighteen 3'ears of females,
he cannot proceed without the consent of parents
or guardians, if there be any in the State.

Clergymen would find it convenient to be sup-
plied with blank certificates of marriages to fill up
and give to the parties most interested, to be care-
fully preserved by them.

The certificates of marriage intentions now issued
bv Clerks in the form prescribed and furnished by
the Secretary of State, have blanks at the bottom
for the place", date of marriage, and signature of the
clergyman, and (he iclioh cerlijicate or a certified
copy "is to be returned to the Clerk or Registrar of
the place where the marriage is solemnized, on or
before the tenth day of the following month. A
strict compliance with this regulation, which se-
cures complete registration, is not only required by
law, but in many instances is found to be of much
public and priva'te importance. In past years there
has been great negligence in regard to marriage re-
turns, and in hundreds of cases parties have been
put to great inconvenience or serious loss in conse-
quence. Happily a considerable improvement has
recently taken place ; but there are still careless

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MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

clergymen and magistrates who need to have " their
pure minds stirred up by way of remembrance."

The recent law of Massiiciiusetts, abolisliing the
usage of fourteen days publication before marriage,
was not designed to provide facilities for residents
of other States to evade their own laws. But an
impression prevails abroad, particularly in Maine,
that in Massachusetts a marriage certificate or
license may be obtained by any stranger couple,
and that the marriage may take place at once. But
it ought to be understood that sworn Clerks are not,
for the paltry fee of fifty cents, to issue certificates
to St rangers from other States, neither will respecta-
ble clergj-men celebrate their nuptials. s.

NEW UNIVERSALIST COLLEGE.

It is proposed to erect the College on Walnut
Hill, which ii situated partly in Somerville and
partly in Medford. The site is very beautiful, and
commands a fine view of the harbor, I5oston, Chades-
town, Roxbury, Brookline, Brighton, Cambridge,
Lexington, Maiden and Lynn. Charles Tufts, Esq.
of Somerville, has given twenty acres of land on
the above named hill for the College. The institu-
tion will have over a hundred thousand dollars
•when it is opened for the reception of students, and
the prospect of three times that amount in a few
years. It has strong and influential patrons in all
the New England States, and in some of the Middle
and Southern States. Its Board of Trustees con-
sists of twenty-three. Rev. T. J. Sawyer, D.D., of
Clinton, N. Y., is President of the Board; B. B.
Mussey, Esq., of Boston, is Treasurer; and Rev. 0.
A. Skinner, Secretary. It is the intention of its
patron? and friends to make the institution in all
respects equal tp the best New England Colleges,
and at the same time to furnish the agriculturalist,
the manufacturer, the mechanic and the merchant
■with the education requisite to their pursuits. The
system of instruction will be somewhat on the plan
of Brown University.

STATE PRISON.

Stephen Whitmore, jr., Warden. J. W. Bemis,
Physician. .Tared Curtis, Chaplain. William J.
Hubbard, Richard Frothingham, jr., Robert Cowdin,
Inspectors. Benjamin Whitmore, Chief Clerk.

The whole number of convicts remaining in prison
October 1, 1850, was 440; the whole number of
convicts received into the prison during the year
ending September 30, 1851, was 169 ; total, 609.

Discharged from the prison during the year end-
ing September 30, 1850, by expiration of sentence,
118; by remission of sentence, 12; by pardon, 1;
removal to State Lunatic Hospital, by order of the
Court, 1 ; death, 5 ; total, 137. Number remaining
in prison, September 30, 1851, 472.

Crimes of those Impuisoned for Life. For
murder, 4 ; burglary, 7 ; rape, 2 ; arson, 3; burning
a dwelling house in the night time, 1; highway
robbery, 1 ; robbery, 2 ; malicious burning, 1 ; total,
21.

There are 35 negroes and 15 raulattoes now in
prison, 18 of whom were received the past year,
viz : 11 negroes, and 7 mulattoes.

The largest number of convicts in prison at any
one time, during the past year, was 480; the small-
est number, 435.

The average number of convicts for the past year
has been 4C6.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF SAMUEL D. PAllKKR, ESU., ATTORNEY OF THE
COMMONWEALTH FOR THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.

In accordance with the laws of 1844, and more
recent enactments in the supplements to the Revis-
ed Statutes, Samuel 1). I'arkcr, Esq., the learned,
able and indefatigable Attorney of the Common-

■wrealth for this county, has prepared his annual re-
port of the official business which has been under
his supervision during the year ending November
30, 1851.

From an examination of this document, extend-
ing as it does over a thick blank book, closely
written, we can form some idea of the very many
hours of actual hard work it must have cost the
Commonwealth's Attorney in compiling it from his
dockets, and the records of the Municipal Court.

The report covers two hundred and forty-eight
pages, in Mr. Parker's own hand writing, and shows
that during the year, there have been 1981 entries
on the docket, being an excess over all former j-ears,
and 410 more than in the year 1851. Among the
charges there are for violations of the license and
Sunday laws, keeping brothels, and noisy and dis-
orderly houses, 997 ; larceny under various forms,
281 ; shopbreaking and larceny, 35 ; house breaking
and larceny, 28 ; receiving stolen goods, 23 ; robbe-
ry, 20 ; having in their possession with intent to
utter and uttering counterfeits, 16; forgery, 11;
perjury, 8 ; felonions assault with intent to commit
capital crimes, 9 ; manslaughter, 3 ; murder, 3 ; and
a very large number for assaulting watchmen, and
assault and battery with various degrees of aggra-
vation, together with many ofl'ences not embraced
in those above named. Of the whole number of
cases entered, there were 368 in which no bills were
found by the Grand Jury, and of the whole number
of defendants, 189 were females. Besides the cases
referred to, Mr. Parker filed and had served, 20 writs
on recognizances which were settled before entry,
and therefore do not appear on the docket of the
Court.

In addition to the cases in the Municipal Court,
the County Attorney brought one action in the
Court of Common Pleas, for the Commonwealth
against a partv, and obtained judgment and execu-
tion for $187 53 for debt.

In the Supreme Judicial Court in September last,
Mr. Parker filed a motion for process to compel the
Boston Wharf Company to perform a decree of that
Court passed in October, 1850, requiring them with-
in six months, to take up and remove certain piles
and obstructions placed by them in the harbor of
Boston contrary to law. That motion has been
twice argued before some of the judges, who have
not yet delivered their opinion, and the said obstruc-
tion still remains in the harbor.

The District Attorney has also been consulted,
and given written opinions in three cases to the
Governor, and once to the Sheriff of Suftblk County.
The report shows that during the year 1851, the
Sheriff of the County received and paid over to the
County Treasurer for fines and costs imposed by
the Municipal Court, the sum of $22,007 46. Mr.
Andrews, deput}' jailer, has received at the jail for
fines and costs within the same period, the sum of
$2,706 30 ; and Mr. Parker has paid over within
the year to the Treasurer of the Commonwealth for
penalties and costs recovered of the bail of accused
persons who avoided, the sumof $6,r22 74, making
a total of money paid to the government during the
year from the Municipal Court, of $30,S1S 50.

Besides these pecuniary payments, the collective
and aggregate term of the sentences of persons sen-
tenced to confinement at hard labor, by the Munici-
pal Court within the year, amounts to two hundred
and thirty-five years In the State Prison, and one
hundred and seventy-one years in the House of
Correction, making a total of four hundred and six
years hard labor to be performed in the two insti-
tutions by criminals tried, convicted and sentenced
in one Court in Boston within a single year. This
does not include the minors who have been sen-
tenced to the State Reform School at Westboro', or
those sent to the House of Reformation for Juvinile
Offenders.

MISCELLANEOUS.

331

It is computed that the average value of a con-
vict's work is about forty cents per day over and
above his support and maintenance; if tliis be
the fact, then the State gains by these sentences
also, a much larger amount than the above pecun-
iary payments from the transactions of the Court,
during the busy year which has just closed.

[We are indebted to the Boston Evening Journal
for the above valuabe compilation. — Ed.\

STATE REFORM SCHOOL.

Westboro'. Established, 1848. George H. Knhn,
Josiali B. French, Russell A. Gibbs, Samuel Wil
liston, Tliomas A. Greene, Edward B. Bigelow,
Daniel H. Forbes, Trustees.

This Institution is for boys under the age of 16
years. It was designed to accommodate 300. The
receipts from the State, the Lvman Fund, and
Superintendent, for 1851, were $31,239 37. Boj's
committed during the year, 129, making the whole
number, 465 for the j'ear. There have been dis-
charged during the year, 155.

The annual report of the Trustees represents the
school as being in a flourishing state, and accom-
plishing in an eminent degree the benevolent design
of its founders. It has been filled to overflowing
during the whole of the past year, and for the great-
er part of the time with a much larger number than
it could properly accommodate. The following is a
list of its present officers : —

William R. Lincoln, Superintendent. Orville K.
Hutchinson, Assistant Supt. Rev. P. L. Gushing,
Chaplain. James Leach, Steward. Miss C. H. Por-
ter, Matron. George H. Kuhn, Edward B. Bigelow,
Daniel H. Forbes, Exec. Com. Edward B. Bigelow,
Treas. Thomas A. Greene, Sec.

PAUPERS IN MASSACHUSETTS.

The whole number of Paupers in the State, ac-
cording to a report of the Secretary of State for the
year ending November 1, 1S51, was 27,624. Suffolk
county has the largest number, 9,471, and Dukes
the smallest number, seven.

The number of State Paupers is 16,154, of whom
12, 940 are foreigners, and of these 11,905 are from
England and Ireland.

Number of Alms Houses, 201

Acres belonging to ^Ims Houses, 20,694

Persons relieved, • • 12,918

Average weekly cost for each Pauper in the

Alms House, $1 06 8

Number unable to perform labor, 6,178

Estimated value of labor of paupers, $18,921

Number aided out of Alms House, 14,107

Weekly cost of " " " $0 94 6

Number of Insane relieved, 626

Number of Idiots relieved, 372

Paupers by reason of Insanity or Idiocy, • • • 913
Proportion of Paupers probably made so by

Intemperance, 16,853

Foreign Paupers who have come into the

Commonwealth within one year, 2,000

Nett amount of expense of supporting and
relieving paupers, including interest on

Ahns House establishments, $484,688

Estimated value of Alms House establish-
ments, $1,317,250

Number of persons Relieved or Supported
AS Paupes during the year. — Suffolk Couiitv,
9,471; Kssex, 3,891; Middlesex, 3,424; Worcester,
2,555; Ham Dshire, 445 ; Hampden, 942 ; Franklin,
3S5; Berkshire, 591; Norfolk. 1,968; Bristol, 2,726;
Plymouth, 517 ; Barnstable, 331 ; Nantucket, 371 ;
Dukes, 7.

The whole number of State Lunatic PaM|,ei8 in
the Hospital in Worcester in Dec, 1851, was 208,
more than two-fifths of the whole number of the
inmates of the Hospital, some of them insane or im-
becile from early life or from birth. Eighty-seven
were admitted last year who are presumed to have
no legal settlement. The occupation of the halls
of the Hospital by this class of patients is becoming
more and more alarming to the friends of the un-
fortunate Insane for whose accommodation the
Hospital was erected. Very many of them are in-
curable, and are more proper subjects for an Aims-
House than for this Hospital. The price of State
Paupers confined less than three months, is from
two dollars and a half to two dollars and a quarter
per week. By the resolve of 1845, the price of
Lunatic State Paupers is, for a term not exceeding
thirteen weeks, two dollars and a half, and for a
term not exceeding twenty-six weeks, two dollars
and a quarter, and for a term less than one year,
■two dollars per week, and for one year $100.

During the year 263 were admitted, and 466 re-
mained at the close of the j-ear. Number of pa-
tients discharged, — well. 111; improved, 38; in-
curable and harmless, 46 ; incurable and dangerous,
4 ; died, 39 ; total, 238.

Jlore than 100 travelling Paupers were charged
as State Paupers.

One family has been reported among the Pauper
returns in twenty-five towns in the Commonwealth.

There were 225 returned from the Lunatic Hos-
pital at South Boston, chargeable to the State, of
which number 197 were foreigners, and of those 168
were natives of Ireland. The bill for their support
is $17,374.

EXPRESSES.

The facilities afforded by the numerons Railroads
centering in Boston, for rapid and cheap communi-
cation with all parts of the interior country, have
given rise, within a few years, to a prosperous and
extensive Express business. The Express business
was first introduced between Boston and Lowell, on
the opening of the railroad between the two cities,
in 1835, by Wm. C. Gray, of Lowell. He was
soon followed by Harnden, Adams, and others,
on other routes, and the business rapidly enlarged,
until the various lines have extended their ramifica-
tions not only through all parts of New England,
but also to the principal cities and towns of the
whole Union, to the distant regions of the Pacific,
and to the commercial centres of the Old World.
Parcels and merchandise may now be forwarded,
and business of almost every kind transacted,
through responsible and faithful agents, between
Boston and the most distant parts of the country, —
affording a vast accommodation not only to those
engaged in trade, but to all classes of the commu-
nity.

The principal Express Oflices in Boston are : —

Adams & Co., S4 Washington street, N. Y., South-
ern, and California. (See also page 23, Adver-
tising Department.)

Harnden & Co., 8 Court street, N. Y., Southern,
and California.

Kinsley & Co., 11 State, N. Y. and Southern.
(See also page 22, Advertising Department.)

Pettes & Co., 18 Congress, N. Y.

Palmer & Co., 10 Court Square, California.

Thompson & Ca, 8 Court, Western Railroad, Al-
bany, Sec.

General Local Express Oflices for Mass. and N.
E. States are at Railroad Exchange, Court Square;
No. 10 Court Square ; 7 Elm, and 8 Court.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

RAILHOAD JUBILEE.

The Railroads of Massachusetts constitute an im-
portant branch of tiie business of our Slate. 'J'he
Legislature manifests towards Ihcm a commendable
liberal policy. To Blanufactures, Agriculture, and
'J'rade, they impart life and activity ; and the policy
which should govern their councils ought to be of a
liberal character, to reciprocate the public and private
manifestations calculated to build up and encourage
them.

The celebration of last year, exhibit.s the public
spirit and interest awakened in the success of railroads.
The occasion and ils triumphant success, was alike
worthy the great objects it was designed to celebrate,
and the foresight and enterprise which suggested and
matured it. Boston may well be proud of that day,
when a hundred thousand, from all sections of New Eng-
land, and the Canadas, came to show their confidence
in her strength. An exhibition of all the mechanical arts,
as was seen in the procession of September 19, lf)5l,
is seldom wimessed, and showed the metropolis of New-
England not unworthy the distinguished honor received
upon that occasion.

The City Hovernmenl expended a large sum of
money to celebrate, in an appropriate manner, the final
completion of the great lines of railway uniting the
lide-water at Boston with the Canadas and the Great
West; and also the establishment of American lines
of steamers between Boston and Liverpool. Hon.
John P. Bigelow, then Mayor of the city, with his
characteristic public spirit, issued a Circular to the
citizens of Boston, calling upon them to unite in adding
their approval to the great works then completed.
This Circular says :

"The importance of these events to the great social
and commercial interests of our cily can hardly be
exaggerated We are now about to realize, it is be-
lieved, the full benefit of those great enterprises, in the
perfecting of which we have expended so much capital.
There are now completed and in operation, in Massa-
chusetts alone, about ] ,"200 miles of railway ; and in
New England, about 2,400 miles. Massachusetts has
expended, in the completion of these roads, the enor-
mous amount of 55^,000,000; and it appears from the
reports of the several railroad corporations in this
State, made to the last Legislature, that there were
transported over ilie Massachusetts roads alone, during
the year 1850, 'J ,500 ,000 passengers, and 2,5(JO,C00 tons
of freight. 'J'his statement, however, but imperfectly
presents the advantages which we are to derive I'rom
these works. Tiie railways of Massachusetts are but
a small link in the great lines which connect us with
remoter sections of our country.

The several lines connecting us with the Canadas,
northern New York, the great lakes and the far West
are now completed ; uniting us by railroad and steam
navigation wiih thirteen States of the Union, com-
prising an area of 4i8,795 square miles, the two Can-
adas, the lakes, wiih their 5.000 miles of coast, and
bringing wiiliin our commercial sphere a population of
10,000,000 of inhabitants. The business of the lakes
and the Canadas, and its rapid yearly increase, are
worthy of especial consideration. It is estimated ihai
the imports and exports of the Lake Harbors, exclusive
of the Canadas, during the present year, will be
J^ 200,000,000. The annual increase of this business is
found to be I7JI per cent., thus doubling itself in less
than six years^. In addition to this, the imports and
exports of the Canadas will amount during the present
year, to ;g60,000,000.

And now what are the advantages which Boston
possesses, for doing this immense business ? These
are so manifest, that their importance will be readily
appreciated. Her harbor is one of the finest in the
world. Her wharves and storage accommodations,
are equal, if not superior, to those of any oiiier ciiy,
and capable nf indefinite extension. Her local position

is unrivalled, and the enterprise and integrity of her
mcrchnnis are well known. The lines of railway to
which we have alluded, all centre in her and radiate
from her. It is ascertained, from the actual results of
this year's business, that under favorable circumstances,
all kinds of provisions can be brought from the West,
through these new lines of communication, to Boston,
more speedily and at a less expense, than to any other
Atlantic port.

In this connection it may not be amiss to remark
that the books of the Custom House show, thai the
merchandise transported to the C'anadas from the dis-
trict of Boston and Charlestown, for the six months
ending June 30, 1851, was more than quadruple that of
the six months next preceding January 1, 1851.

Merchandise can be landed at Ogdensburg, on Lake
Ontario, put on board the cars at that place, brought
to Boston without transhipment, and from here export-
ed to England by means of our steamships, in a much
less lime than it can be done by any other route, ll
seems to us, then, thai Boston has every facility for
becoming a great exporting as well as importing city.
Cargoes from Liverpool in steamships, via Boston, may
be delivered in iMonlreal in twelve days.

This fact, taken in connection with the fact that the
St. Lawrence is closed by ice during five months of the
year, and that the communication with Boston is unin-
terrupted during the whole year, must make Boston,
as it seems to us, the port of entry for the Canadas,
thus opening to us a business, the extent of which we
have noi begun to realize. The eligibility of our loca-
tion as a shipping port for the Canadas, will be seen
by the following statement of distances, as compared
with New York.

From Liverpool, via Halifax, to Boston, 2,87G miles.

" " " N. York, 3,093 "

" " direct . to Boston, 2,856 "

" " " . N. York, 3,073 "

" Halifax, . . . Boston, 368 «

" " . . . N. York, 5o0 "

" Montreal, . . . Boston, 344 "

" " . . . N. York, 398 "

" Liverpool to Montreal via Boston, 3,200 "

N. Y'ork, 3,471 "

The difTerence belween Liverpool and Montreal, in
favor of Boston over New York, is 271 miles.

In view of the above facts, and in conformity with
the expressed wishes of many of the citizens of Boston,
the City (lovernmenl propose to celebrate the comple-
tion of these lines of railways, by a festival in Faneuil
Hall, and other appropriate ceremonies. We cordially
invite the co-operation of our fellow-citizens of Boston,
in order that this celebration may be made in some
degree commensurate with the great importance of the
events lo be celebrated."

Nothing has transpired since the formation of our
governnienl so well calculated lo cement the harmony,
good feeling and interest between Elnglaud and Amer-
ica. Every thing passed off to the greatest satisfaction
of all the numerous participators. Lord Elgin, Gov-
ernor-General of Canada, his Staft" and Cabinet, the
leading members of the Canadian I'arliament, and the
city (ifficers and leading merchants in Canada ; Presi-
dejit Fillmore, and his Cabinet; the Governors of the
New England States; Railway Presidents, and Mayors
of the cities in New England, and a host of others
interested in railways and steam navigation, were all
invited to this Railroad Jubilee, and the invitations
generally were responded to by the personal presence
of the parties interested. The celebration passed off
with great magnificence, and in a manner highly cred-
itable lo its managers and lo the city.

334

MASSACHUSETTS STATE EECORD.

BANK STATISTICS.

The whole number of Banks in Massachusetts,
according to the last report of the Bank Commis-
sioners, is 137, exclusive of the Pawtucket Bank.

Amount of Capital, 537,204.8.50

Circulation 16,922,248

Deposits, 12,290,548

Specie 2,919,310

Immediate Liabilities 34.090,805

Immediate Resources, 17,740,741

The Board of Bank Co?nmissioners,
Consisting of Solomon Lincoln, Peter T. Ho-
mer, and Samuel Phillips,
Appointed by authority of the Act of May 8,
1851, was organized on the 29th of May, 1851, and
immediately entered upon its duties. They have
examined twenty-seven banks of discount and
circulation, and the same number of institutions
for savings. There are in operation of the latter
class in the State forty-nine. The report says,
" The general condurt and condition of the banks
examined are such that we can confidently speak
of them as safe for depositors and the public, and
generally profitable to their stockholders. In
most essential particulars, they are so managed as
to promote the objects of their creation, in fur-
nishing a sound currency, facilitating the trans-
actions of business, and affording opportunities
for investment in their stock, by corporations and
individuals, with a confident reliance in their abil-
ity to afford liberal dividends of profits.

" During the last few years the business of bank-
ing has been unusually profitable to stockholders.
The growth of the country and the expansion of
business have created a demand for money so press-
ing and universal, that the temptation and the
opportunity have been present to induce banks to
make the most of their privileges."

The total dividends, paid by the Boston Banks,
for the year 1851, were ;gl,745,598. Below we give

the average annual dividends for the last five years
of the following Banks : —

Per cent.

Atlantic, 7^

Atlas 6^

Bank of Commerce, (inc. 1850,)..

Boston, 71

Boylston, 8^

City, 6|

Columbia, 7

Cochituate, (inc. 1849,)

Eagle, 7

Exchange,

Freeman's 8|

Globe, 7|

Granite, 7

Grocers', (inc. 1848,)

Hamilton 7i

Market, 10

Massachusetts, 6

Mechanics' 8

Merchants', 7|

New England 8

North '. 6i

North America, (inc. 1850,)

Shawmut, 7^

Shoe and Leather, 8|

State, 6|

Suffolk, 10

Tremont, 7-^

Traders', 7|

Union, 7|

Washington, 6|

The banks in operation in April, 1851, had a
capital of §21, 760, 000, an increase from that of
1847, of §3,730,000.

BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANIES.*

The following table exhibits the amount of capital of sixteen Boston Insurance Companies, (incor-
porated with specific capital,) — the months in which their semiannual dividends are payable — and the
rate and amount of dividends paid in 1849, 1850, and 1851. The capital of the Neptune Company was
increased 50 per cent, in 1850. The Cochituate Company, organized in 1850, declared their first dividend
in October last — 3 per cent. The Tremont Company are winding up their affairs.

Offices.

Capital.

Dividends Payable.

DiT. 1849.

DiT. 1850.

DiT. 1851.

American,

Boston,

Boylston,

Firemen's,

Franklin,

Hope,

Manufacturers',

Merciintile Marine,

Merchant.^',

National,

Neptune,

Sufifolk,

Tremont,

United Slates,

Warren,

Wellington,

Amonnt of capital and dividends,

$300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
200,000
400,000
300,000
500,000
500,000
30(1,000
'225,000
200,000
200,000
160,000
200,000

$4,676,000

.January and July,

March and September,- ■

April and October,

January and July,

January and July,

April and October,

April and October,

May and November, • • •

April and October,

April and October,

April and October,

April and October,

May and November, • • •

June and December,

April and October,

April and October,

16 per cent.

4 "

12 "

20 "

12 "

3 "

11 "

10 "

20 "

14 "

14 "

8 "

16 "

20 "

6 "

6 "

20 per cent.
12 "
14 "
20 "
18 "
12 "
20 "

11 "
35 "
18 "

t80 "

9 "

20 "

25 "

None.

12 per cent.

20 per cent.

9
16
20
10
10
25
10
30
20
17
10

5
None,

8 per cent.
11 "

$581,000

$948,250

$742,500

* From the Commonwealth, prepared by G. A, Foxcroft,

1 50 per cent, in stock— 30 per cent, in cash.

MISCELLANEOUS.

33^

FISHERIES IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Returns of Mackerel, and other kinds of Pickled
Fish, estimated in barrels, inspected and rein-
spected in Massachusetts, from May IJth, 1851,
to Dec. 3lst, 1851, from the several cities and
totctis, as follows : —

MACKEREL.

Cities and Towns.

Newburyport • • •

Beverly

Rockport

Gloucester

Salem

Boston

Ilingham

Cohasset

Scituate

Plymouth

Edgartown

Barnstable

Yarmouth . • ■ ■ •

Dennis

Harwich

Chatham

Wellfieet

Truro

Provincetown • • •
Ipswich

90 763^
Reinspec. Mack'l 5 732^

No. 1.

6 467i
629

1 3493

37 130|

42

10 904

3 937i

3 1931

97i

79^

76

1 499i

1 076}

3 2711
5 448 i

1 4831

4 058i

2 536i

7 481i

No. 2.

5 8793

632

2 737'

18 524|

80

14 164

7 702

5 8221
914|
222
115

2 539?

3 300}

4 4531

6 641i
3 683

14 2343
3 046A

7 774

No. 3.

8 8553

619

5 121

25 6892

1

15 666}

12 205

13 695}
707
302
120

2 110i

3 160

8 491

9 735}

4 015|
15 184}

4 694]

5 223}

102 467 135 59'
6 182} 1 5531

No.4 Total.

32

282}

3
19

40}

9i

414}

21 2023
1 880
9 240}

81 627}
123
40 737}
23 8631

22 712}
1 720|

603}
313

6 162

7 537
16 220
21 8251

9 222|
33 477}
10 285
20 488}

329 2421
13 467J

engaged in that branch of industry, that have
packed their mackerel in this State ; the amount
of tonnage, and the number of men and boys
employed on board those vessels, viz : —
Where owned. Vessels. Tonnage. Men and boys.

Total Mackerel- • |96 485i 108 659} 137 151i 414} 342 710}
All other kinds of Pickled Fish, 4 090}

346 SOOi

OTHER KINDS OF PICKLED FISH.

Salmon, 1

Alewives, 1

Shad,

Herring,

Sword Fish,

Tongues and Sounds,

Salmon Trout,

HaUbut Fins, ■

Menhaden,

Cod,

Blue Fish,

Haddock,

Bass,

301|
358}
180|

96|
lOai
684}

29

226

137

5}

90

10
2i

4 090}
The following statistical information is obtained
through the returns made for that purpose by the
Deputy Inspectors to the Inspector General of
Fish, for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
for the year 1851, and therefore maybe relied upon
as correct ; showing the extent and localities of
the Mackerel Fishery ; the number of vessels
owned in Massachusetts and in other States

Boston 7>

Beverly, 12...

Barnstable, 28...

Brewster 4 . • .

Charlcstown, 2...

Chatham 19...

Cohasset, 44...

Dartmouth, 1...

Dennis, 47...

Eastham, 3...

Essex, 1...

Gloucester, 241...

Hampton, 5...

Harwich, 48...

Hingham 37...

Lynn 4...

Manchester, 1...

Marblehead, 1...

Martha's Vineyard,. 6...

Nantucket 3...

Newburyport, 67 • • .

Orleans, 5...

Plymouth, 6...

Provincetown, 61...

Rockport, 42...

Salem, 1...

Scituate, 13...

Salisbury, 4...

Truro, 52...

Wellfieet, 79...

Yarmouth, 14...

858

596.

. 761.

. 1918.

. 259.

. 74.

. 1.316.

. 2885.

. 117.

. 3096.

. 170.

. 71.
.13639.

. 328.

. 3231.

. 2492.

. 167.

. 45.

. 30.

. 420.

. 168.

. 4343.

. 336.

. 561.

. 4322.

. 1537.

. 80.

. 715.

. 305.

. 3626.

. 5411.

. 990.

54040

85

. 97

. 339

. 47

. 14

. 230

. 561

. 16

. 585

. 23

. 10
.2326

. 57

. 577

. 491

. 33

. 8

. 5

. 65

. 30

. 707

. 54

. 65

. 688

. 283

. 9

. 119

. 48

. 581

. 852

. 169

9174

Maine 47 3019 446

New Hampshire,... 3 187 27

Rhodelsland, 7 479 61

Connecticut, 23 1551 255

Maryland 2 141 25

940 59417 9998

The whole amount of mackerel inspected in
Massachusetts in 1851, was as follows : —

Caught at Bay-Chaleuror in British
waters, 140.906

Caught on shores of U. States, or
American waters, 188,336

Whole amount 329,242

Charles BL\yo, Inspector General of Fish.

INSPECTORS OF FISH.

Charles Mayo, Inspector General, No. 1 City Wharf.

Benjamin Abrahams, 1 T Wharf.
John M. Ball, T

Henry Brown, Spear's "
James Bulger, 1 " '■

Otis Churchill, " " "

W. 0. Churchill, 30 Long "
P. Churchill, Jr., 35 "
Darius Datton, Lane's "
H. W. Flint, 27 Long
J. W. Green, 41 " "

James A. Jones, Harris' "
Thomas J. Jones, Fort Hill "
Valentine Malloy, E. Boston.
N. P. Mann, 44 Long wharf.

0. H. Mansfield, 29 " "
Uriah R. Mayo, Miller's wf. E. B.
T. W. Nickerson, 39 Long wharf.

1. R. Pruden, 16^ " "
Alfred A. Whitney, 34 '< "

James Whorf, East Boston.

Gloucester.
Samuel W. Brown,
Simeon Burnham,
Epes Davis,
Ebenezer Davis,
George W. Day,
Charles Friend,
Joseph Friend,
George Garland,
Gustavus Griffin,
D. B. Hodgkins,
Alfred Mansfield,
Samuel Merchant,
George Norwood,
William Parsons 2d,
David Parkhurst,
Charles Parkhurst,

John Pew,
Joseph O. Proctor,
Fitz E. Riggs,
Charles Sawyer, Jr.,
Epes Sayward,
Moses Tarr,
Aaron D. Wells,
Samuel Wonson,
John F. Wonson,
John Woodbury.

Rockport.

David Babson,
William H. Bradley, Jr.
John Parsons, Jr..

Salem.
Jonathan Morrill.

336

MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD.

Beverly.

David Crowell,
Robert Goodwin.

Newhuryport.

Abraham E. Goodwin,
John Goodwin,
Charles W. Hale,
Thomas Patten,
John Thurlo.

IJingham.

Luther J. Barnes,
Rufus Lane, Jr.,
John Nye,
Peter L. Whiton.

Cohasset.

John Bates,
Henry K. Hall,
Josiah O. Lawrence,
John Parker,
Ephraim Snow, Jr.,
Thomas N. Tower,
James Wilcutt,
Alfred Whittington.

Scituate,
Robert Cook.

Plymouth.
Nathaniel E. Harlow.

Provincetown.

Lemuel Cook,
Amaziah Crowell,
Elisha Freemnn,
Jarius H. Hilliard,
Benjamin Lancy, Jr.,
Joshua Lewis,
Ebenezer S. Smith,
William Smith,
Richard Stevens,
Thomas R. Whorf.

Ti-uro.

Lewis Lombard,
David Lombard,
Samuel Paine,
Jacob Rich.

Welljieet.

Payne G. Atwood,
Noah Mayo,
Nathan Payne,
Stephen Young.

Chatham.
Isaac H. Loveland,

Gains Mullett,
Joseph Reed.

Hartcich.

Isaiah Baker,
Elbridge G. Doane,
Anthony Kelley,
Braddock G. Phillips,
Jesse Tuttle.

Dennis.

Joseph K. Baker,
William Crowell,
Nathan Fisk,
James Howes,
Stillman Kelley.

Yarmouth.

Edwin Baxter,
John Hawes.

Barnstable.

Nathaniel Paine,
Nelson Scudder,
Eben Smith.

Edgartown.
David Davis.

EMIGHATION.

The Superintendent of Alien Passengers for the
Port of Boston, J. B. Mt/nroe, has presented a state-
ment of the foreign emigration, by which we find
that the whole number arrived by water in 1850

!^p'-V; ; 30,075

Ihe whole number arrived by land in 1850, 10,786

Total in 1850, 40 861

In 1851, the number by water was, 29,319
In 1851, the number by land was, 16,654

Total in 1851, 4.5,973

45,973

Being an increase of 1851 over 1850,

by land, of- 5,868

and a decrease, by water, of 756

Leaving a total increase of 5,112

The Superintendent also says, " The Commission-
ers recommend that the State erect three District
Alms Houses, sufficiently large to accommodate all
foreign State Paupers, and that the State take en-
tire charge of all sucli persons, believing it the most
economical plan. By doing this the people will
have the satisfaction of knowing the actual amount
of expense, which, under the present system, it is
impossible to determine."

NATIVE AND FOREIGN POPU-
LATION.

_ The population of Ma.ssnchusetts, in 1850, accord-
ing to the State Census, was 991,665. Of this num-
ber 200,806 were foreigners, about one half of whom
belonged to Boston and to towns within ten miles
of that city. The rapid increase of foreigners with-
in the last ten years, and the continual iiiOiix to
this country fioin foreign shores, have created fears
in many muids for the result of its inflcnceupon the
country and its institutions, and have also been
made the subject of legislation.

In 1830, the whole number of inhabitants -veas
610,408, of whom 9,620 were foreigners, or 1.58 per
cent, of the whole. In 1840, total population 777,-
300, of whom 34,818, or 4.72 per cent, of the whole
were foreigners. The foreign population in 1850
was 20.20 per cent, of the whole. Thus it will be
seen that from 1830 to 1840 the increase of foreign-
ers was 3.14 per cent, of the whole population, and
the increase for the next ten years succeeding was
15.48 per cent.

A very large number arriving in the State every
year, who direct their course westerly, is not of
course included in tlie above enumeration.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1851.

Offences. Jails. H. of Con.

Adultery, 96 145

Assault, 594 2S3

Arson, 16 ....

Burglary, 139

Forgery, 17 4....

Homicide 2 ....

Highwav Robbery, 15 ....

Intempe'rance 2261 1589

Brothel Keepers, 72 25....

Larceny, 859 598

Counterfeiting, 40 4....

Murder, 11

Perjury 6

Rape, 14 ....

Vagrancy, 58 162....

Other crimes, 2467 066....

6666

3175

Total.
.. 241
. 877
. 16
. 139
. 20
. 2
. 15
.3850
. 97
.1457
. 44
. 11
. 5
. 14
. 220
.2833

9841

Of the above, 800 were natives of other States,
and 5,000 were foreigners. The number of those
who were or had been married, 2,332. The aver-
age cost of board for prisoners, was $1.67 per week.
Total amount of expenses for Jails and House of
Correction, g91,549. The value of the labor of
the prisoners, is estimated at 528,730.

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from any other Manufactory.

Having purchased the Tools and Fixtures of the
old firm, and having been practically employed by
them for the last five years, we feel confident in
saying that we can manufacture Gold Pens,
Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases,
cheaper than any other Manufacturer.

Gold Fens Repaired and Exchanged.

GEO. E. FARNSWORTH.

D. W. SWEETSER.

GOLD P

Successors to Bard Brothers &, Co., in Boston,

Are now Manufacturing

©(DILI© IPIEMS

Of a quality and liuisli not surpassed by
those from any otlier Manufactory.

These Pens combine strength with elasticity and

fineness, and have been recommended by the

PRESS and Dealers generally, as

SUPERIOR TO Ay:Y m THE MARKET.

GOLD

— ALSO —

AND SILVER

In great variety of style, and of every quality, which
they offer at

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

At the Old Stand,

No, 91 l^^ashington Street,

Over Palmer & Bachelder's,

Also for Sale, a Superior Writing Fluid for Gold Pens.
AMBROSE HINDS. F. K. SIMONDS.

SMITH, DEEY & EDDY,

MANUFACTURERS OF

mm €1111, mm mmbm, itsiifs.

AND ALL KINDS OF

OFFICE, No. 89 lk¥Af^iaiI¥I^T®I¥ STREET, BOSTOJV.
FACTORY, AT WARREN, R. I.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

JONATHAN P. HALL & CO.
No. 1 Union Street,

Offer for sale, on the best terms, a general assortment of

They are also Agents for the sale of

Swaim's Celebrated Panacea & Vennifuge,

AND ALL

Popular Patent Medicines.

ALSO, FOR BALE,

POTASH AND PEARLASH.

DR. J. CHEBVBR,

DEALER IN

MEDICINES, TRUSSES,

Abdominal &- Spinal Supporters,

Elastic Bandages, for the cure of Varicose and Enlarged

Veins, Knee Caps, Inhaling Tubes, Chest Expanders,

Syringes, Ear Trumpets, Medical Books, &c.

AGENT rOH

DR. §. S. FITCH & CO., of New York,

FOB DR. C. C. REINHAEDT'S
AND FOR

PALMER'S PATENT ARTIPICIAI- liEG.

Office, "No. 1 Tremont Temple,

(Opposite Tremont House,) BOSTON.

A. F. BART.LETT,

MANUFACTURER OF

AND VARIOUS OTUER KINDS. ALSO, THE

WASHIHGTOH SUSPEMISER SHOULDER BRACE,

Combining Suspenders and Shoulder Brace, invented by A. F. BARTLETT, to remedy habitual stooping, round and
crooked shoulders, weak back and chest. Also, Shoulder Braces, for Ladies and Children,

Mo. SSI Wia§MiB§t©iia street, (Up §tairs,)

NEAR THE MARLBORO* HOTEL, © © § T Q> Ml o

CAHILL TOLMAN,

MANUFACTURERS' AGENT

FOR THE SALE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

Plain & Painted Wooden Ware,

AND DEALER IN

WIIII.!L®W WiVISffi^ SISOIDEtS., KmiUSKIlgS^
Baskets, Mats, Cordage, &c. &c.

Wo. 30 Union, near Hanover iSJrcet,

©@ST©N1«

or?* Orders promptly attended to, and Ooods packed
■with care, and shipped or delivered to the different Depots.

J. C. TYLER & CO.

AND DEALERS IN

Butter, Cheese, Lard, Beans, Dried Apples, Grass Seed, Nuts,
Dates, Fruit, &c.

No. 54 ChatUam Street, Boston.

F. MURR,

AND DEALERS IN

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Mo. 15 Merchant's Row, Boston.

Grass Seeds, Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Bird Seeds,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Agricultural and Uorticul-
tural Books, &c.

ER'S PATENT LEG,

Manufactured at Springfield, Mass., by PALMER & COMPANY,

To whom have been AWARDED by the American Institute, New York ; Franklin Institute, Philadelphia ;

Mass. Charitable Mechanic Association, Boston ; and Blaryland Inst., Baltimore, respectively, their

HIGHEST PREMIUMS FOR " THE BEST ARTIFICIAL LEG."

PRIZE I.IITIB AT THE WORI.WS FAIR.

" There are ARTIFICIAL limbs in the Ore.at Exhibition from about tliirty of the most renowned manufacturers
in the World ; but PALMER'S ARTIFICIAL LEG is acknowledged to bo unapproached, either in utility, sym-
metry OK FORM, OR DEAUTY OP ACTION AND FINISH. The jurors having recommended the FIRST CLASS
PRIZE MEDAL to bo awarded to this Invention, is the best proof of its \a.\\io."— Foreign Coires. of the Phil.
North American ami U. S. Gazette.

" London, Sept. 30, 1851. 1 have no liesitation in stating that I consider your Patent Artificial Leg to be the best
invention I have yet seen. The most u.seful, and the least distingui.shablo from the natural hmb.

I am, Sir, your very Obedient Servant, G. J. GUTHRIE."

B. F. Palmer, Esq." (Late President Royal College of Surgeons.)

DR. J. CHEEVER, at Store No. 1 Tremont Temple, Boston,

Is Agent for the above Limb, where a Model may be seen, and all necessary information given.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

SUPERIOR MATTRESSES AND BEDS,

PERKINS INSTITUTION AnV MASSACHUSETTS ASYLUM.

They keep for Sale, at No. 20 Bromfield Street, Boston,

A good assortment of Cushions, Mattresses, Comforters, Ready-Made Bed Ticks, Sheets, and Pillow
Cases ; Live Geese and Common Feathers, warranted free from the offensive odor common to new
Feathers.

They cleanse old Beds by a process which not only renders them free from impurities, but softens,
so that tlie bulk is often considerably increased.

They cleanse and refit old Mattresses, at short notice, and in a superior manner.

Beds and Mattresses delivered in Boston, Charlestown, Cambridge and Roxbury, free of charge.

Orders from all parts of the Country received and promptly attended to.

I. "W. PATTEN, Agent for Sales.

HAZELTON, COWDIN & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OP

Paper Hangings & Borders,

DEALERS IN

TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, &c.

46 Congress Street,

©OSTOE!.

J. T. IIazeltox,

T. W. COWDIN,
L. A. LlVERMORE.

Boots^ Shoes & Rubbers.
HENRY L. DAGGETT,

Offers a lars^e Stock of GOOD BOOTS & SHOES
made expre'ssly for the RETAIL TRADE, of the
best Stock, and in the newest styles. Also, a
general assortment of

Lastings, Galloons, French Kid, Morocco, Patent
Calf Skins, Boot Laces, &o Shoe Trimmings,

Of every kind, at the LOWEST PRICES FOR
CASH. Country Traders, are invited to call be-
fore making up their Stocks.

Warehouse, 29 Kilby St.

OpposrTE Central Street, IB © S Tl? © U»

100RK MANUFACTORY.

HOLMES & CO.

Importers, Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

For bottling "Wme, Cider, Ale and Porter. Also, BREWERS' BUNGS & TAPS, Grocers' and
Apothecaries' Corks, Milk Can, Demijohn, Decanter, Seine and Velvet Corks, &c.

8©iasi ^©2.gs ©r mfEii ^ii\Liiir¥*

57 Blackstone and 3 Centre Sts., near Hanover St.

p. HOLMES. 18 ® 0 W (D H o C. HOLMES.

AUSTIN BRAGG & CO.

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
AKD masufactueeks op

CONFECTIONERY,

6 Tremout Row, opp. Head of Hanover St.

CLARK, BREWER & SO^,

S H ® If IF,
TOBACCO d. CIGAR

MANUFACTURERS,

No. 14 Sontli Market Street, Boston.

JOHN B, BAKER,

1VAREHOUSE,

No. 12 Court Street Boston.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

RICHARD W. HENSHAW,

MANUFACTURER OF WARRANTED

AST STlSESIi SAW

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

No. 36 CONGRESS STREET,

03 C£:> ^3 ^s:? cs> S3^ o

Tri-Squares, Curriers' Blades, and Springs of all kinds.

NORTON NEWCOMB, Jr.

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF

Nearly Opposite Bromfield St.

As N. N., Jr. has extraordinary facilities for supplying Country Merchants and the trade general-
ly, being extensively engaged in manufacturing these Goods himself, and having made arrangements
with MESSRS. CHRISTY & CONSTANT, of New York, (who are acknowledged to be the best
manufacturers in the United States,) by which, he sells their Goods upon the same excellent terms as
they are sold at their Warehouse in New York ; and also, is in constant receipt of new Goods from
the principal Factories in Europe and America, he is enabled to offer extra inducements to both
WHOLESALE and RETAIL TRADE ; and all who may favor him with a call may depend upon
finding a Stock always complete and prices satisfactory, as he is determined to be excelled by none.

In addition to his extensive Stock of FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS of every
style and quality, there may also be found

Fireboard Prints, Borders, Curtnin Papers, Painted
^Vindo^v Shades, and Fixtures, &€., &c.

THUS COMPRISING THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT IN THE COUNTRY.

S. D. BATES,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,

57^ Court Street, and Treinont Row, Boston.

WOOD AND MARBLE IMITATED IN THE BEST STYLE.

GLTzTFG;

Personal attention paid to selecting and fui-nishing all kinds of Window Glass.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

WELCH & GRIFFITHS.

MANUFACTURERS OF WARRANTED

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Saw Arbors, Shingle, Clapboard and Lath Machines

SUPPLIED TO ORDER, AND AT SHORT NOTICE.

62 CONGHESS STBEET,

a gmppShsj a ® © '^ © ir @

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

iiiiiirifiii. aaorn" ni§siai\ii©ii.

THE H]

BNaiiANB MUTUAL
URiLMOE COMPANY,

©fipiKoig miEiE€isAEr^s^ TjAysK m^iM^wB. oi-A^is ^oo ^m'smi

Since oommencing, February 1, 1844, to January 1852,
has made out 3,000 polieieF.

Tlie amounts from 200 to $10,000 each. Largest amount
taken on one risk, $10,000. Insures lives only. $50,000
guaranty capital paid in.

Fund accumulated, owing to the fayorable turn of the
risks thus far, over $440,000, besides guaranty capital well
invested for the proportionable benefit of those who shall
become, as well aa those already members. Surplus to be

refunded to members at the end of every five years from
Dec. 1843. Premium may be paid quarterly or semi-annu-
ally where desired, and amounts not too small. All the
premiums earned by the Company are paid to it, and no
member pays in his note or money against the notes (good
or bad) of other members.

Forms of application, and pamphlets of the Company
and its reports, to be had of its agents, or at the office of
the Company, or forwarded by mail, if written for, post paid.

DiBECTORS. — Willard Phillips, Charles P. Curtis, N. F. Cunningham, Charles Browne, George II. Kuhn, M. P. Wilder,
Robert G. Shaw, Wm. G. Lambert, Thomas A. Dexter, William Perkins, Sewell Tappan, Chas. Hubbard.

BSNJ. F. STEVENS, Sec. I JOHN HOMANS, Consulting Physician. I WILLABD PHILLIPS, Pres.

TMH BOSTOM

aUARANTIED and ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, $5,000.

Mo. § ^€oll£ay'§ Haiildisi^, l^sitFS&sBce on

IB ® S lEJ ® SS'o

TresMoaat Ro'^v,

In calling the attention of the public to this Institution, it may he worthy of remark, that though Ilealth Insurance
Companies are but of recent date in this country, yet in England they have long been considered as the greatest bles-
sings and benefits of the age. There, where the price for labor is so small as to preclude all hopes of the Mechanic or
Laborer ever obtaining a sufficiency beforehand to support himself or family, should sickness or accident prevent him
from attending to his daily labor, the want of some such an institution was deeply felt.

As an experiment, Ilealth Insurance Companies were formed, and as such more than realized the brightest hopes of
their projectors. Thousands have been the cases where the head of a family has been prostrated upon a bed of sickness,
with no provision for himself or wife and children, had it not been for the aid received by his insurance policy. By
this he was enabled to remain with his family around him, instead of being obliged to remove to the Charity Hospital,
and his family scattered abroad, homeless, to seek their bread of strangers. But now, thanks to his fortunate foresight,
he was sure of receiving a weekly allowance, amply sufficient to keep want faraway from his door. This happy thought
cheered him through his sickness, and has often done more to restore the bloom aud strength of health, than all the
power of the Leech's art.

This is no fancy sketch, but reality. Even iu our own more favored country, and the system is yet in its infancy, we
can see many cases very similar to the one wo have sketched above. And we would put the question to every man in
humble circumstances, whether, if sickness should lay its heavy hand upon them, aud it may at any moment, have they
any support for themselves or families ; if not, what awaits them '? Shall it be aid from the hand of charity, or support
from the public fund ? — both alike repulsive to the man of sensibility and spirit.

In the JIutual Health Insurance Association, you can find the antidote, aud we earnestly entreat the attention of all to
its object, for its great advantages and benefits must bo apparent to every one. What happier thought can thrill the breast
of the husband and father, than the consciousness, that, though called away at any time, yet he was sure of leaving his
family well provided for ?

The Office is located in Scollay's Building, Court Street, where every information will be cheerfully given to applicants.

WIIililAM PUIiSIFER, Secretary. C. MAYO, President.

No. 8 SCOLLAY'S BUILDING.

liii i}u^ iilSlllil

^XriTH AN AVAXLABIalS FUND OP $275,000,

Insure against Hazards by Fire, on Dwelling Houses, Stores, & Household Furniture,

IN ANY TART OF TUB STATE.

OmCE, NO. 10 OLB STATE HOUSE, BOSTON.

lD)IEIE110'll'®mSo

Enoch Hobart,
Sanil. II. Wiilley,
Benj. Lamsou,
Asa Swallow,

Uriel Crocker,
N. B. Borden,
Jacob H. Loud,
Billings Briggs,

Daniel L. Gibbens,
Samuel Leeds,
Daniel Henchman,
N. F.Cunningliam,
James Clark,

John P. Ober,
George IL Kuhn,
Geo. T. Bigelow,
Abr. T. Lowe,

A. Blanchard, Jr.
Geo. A. Bourne,
A. W. Thaxter, Jr.
Eliphalet Jones.

GEOEGE G. FIELD, Secretary.

ENOCH HOBAHT, President.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

Extensive Dry Goods Establishment.

Nos. 6 & 8 SUMMER STREET,

CHANDLER & CO.

Importers and Wholesale and Hetail Dealers in

ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN & INDIA

PJv '■■:{\. \ ':■ r\ ;\1 ;.;r \-j^

Slfftlifel

SILKS, SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES,

AND

PRINTED DRESS GOODS

OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.

Linen Goods and Honsekeepiag Articles

OF ALL KINDS.

CLOTHS, MERINOS, CASHMERES, BOMBAZINES, CRAPES,

AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

:i^ (Ik jj.

HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ac, &c.

Purchasers will at all times find at this Establishment a large
and well selected Stock of the most desirable articles, at the lowest
market prices. The ONE PRICE SYSTEM will be stricUy ad-
hered to, thereby offering equal advantages to all.

10

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

MUTUAL BEIEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.

CHAITEE 0

PERPETUAL.

The soundness of this Company and the extent of its business may be inferred from the following
statistics, sworn to by the Directors, June 1, 1851.

In compliance with the requisitions of a Law of the last Legislature of New York, that all the Life
Insurance Companies doing business in that State should deposit each $50,000 in the Comptrol-
ler's OfEce, at Albany, on the 1st of August, and the like further sum of ^50,000 in February next,
making $100,000, to be held as SECURITY for the fulfilment of their contracts with the Insured,
this Company has deposited with the Comptroller the security required, accompanied with the follow-
ing sworn statement of its condition. Out of twenty-seven offices, only five have complied with the
Laws:

Amountnowheldby the Company, securely and profitably invested, for the payment of) «, nn^ ooo nc
Losses which may occur, and Dividends, j »l.^^M«<J.^-5

Reserved Fund, for security of policies outstanding Jan. 1, 1851, 602,265.34

Profits retained, to meet the exigency of an epidemic, &c., 200,000.00

Total Net Receipts for Premiums and Interest, during the year 1850, 538,361.55

Namber of Policies now in force, 5,103.

Dividend declared during the year 1850, thirty-two per cent.

Greatest amount insured in one risk 10,000.00

From the above statement it will be seen that the Company has an ample fund to meet all possible
contingencies. The Premium Notes, which are received in some cases, while they may prove a conven-
ience to the insurer, are always so secured and so limited in amount as to be perfectly safe to the Com-
pany. And it luay safely be said that, for the object which the Company has in view, — the Mutual
Benefit of the Insured, — its funds could not possibly be invested to better advantage. The Annual
Receipts of the Company, for Premiums and Interest, are more than

HAIiF A MILIiIO]¥ OF DOLIiARS,

While its Losses and Expenses do not exceed ^200,000. This Company has had all its Business sub-
mitted to the most rigid mathematical calculation, and in the declaration of dividends, and the reser-
vation of Funds to meet future contingencies, it obeys all the requisitions of the most thorough
science on the subject.

DIRECTORS AND
ROBERT li. PATTERSON, President.

Robert L. Patterson, Thomas B. Scgur,

Charles S. Macknett, Henry McFarlan,
Lewis C. Grover, Wm. M. Simpson,

JOEL W. CONDIT, Vice President.

OFFI CERS:

BENJ. C. MIIiLER, Secretary.

Seth Low, I Randall H. Green,

John R. Weeks. Joel W. Condit,

Andrew S. Snelling, | Nehemiah Perry.

LEWIS O. GROVER, Attorney & Oonnsel.

State op New Jersey, bs. Personally appeared before me, the above-named President and Directors of the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company, and upon their several oatha say, that the foregoing is a true statement of the afWm
of said Company. [Signed,] STEPHEN H. HAINES, Jddob Com. Plkab, N.J.

Office of the Boston Agency, 17 State St., (South Side,)

Where applications for Insurance may be made ; and where abundant testimonials of the soundness

and utility of the Institution will bo exhibited, and all further required information

in the premises, cheerfully given.

MEDICAL EXAltllNER, — D. HUMPHREYS STORER, M.D., 14 'WINTER STREET.

J. B. FRINCB, Agent.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

11

THE UNION MUTUE LIFE ff^iOB^i^OE !

ISSUE POLICIES ON LIFE ONLY,

AT SUOET NOTICE, AKD AT

Capital and AccumulatiGn^, .... $200^000. '•■

O^ For List of Directors and Officers, see Boston Insurance Companies.

DIBECTOKS' OFFICE, 6§ STATE gTEEET, BOSTON.

^tnn Muuvuntt Cam^an^, . . .

CASH CAFITAX^, $150,0^9.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
THOMAS K. BRACE, President.

Thoraaa K. Brace, I Samuel Tudor, I Joseph Pratt,

Joseph Church, I Frederick Tyler, | Robert Buell,

John L. Boswell, I Ebenezer Flower, I E. A. Bulkeley,

Edwin G. Ripley, | Samuel C. Ward, | Henrj Z. Pratt,

E. A. BULKELEY, Vicb President.

ISAAC F. DOBSOIV, Agent, Merchants' Exchange, Lo\rer Floor, Bostok.

WM. E. COALE, M.D., Medical Examiner, 7 Bowdoin Square.

This Company issue Policies on the JOINT STOCK PLAN ONLY. Its leading idea is to ascertain
what it is worth to insure a given amount upon a life for a certain time, and to charge precisely that
sum and no more. The reduction from the rates charged by the Mutuals is a material one, and not
having anything to do with Scrip Dividends, Notes, or Bonuses, the insured is not subject to those
uncertain and vexatious contingencies which are inseparable from many Companies.
California and other Foreigx Risks taken at equitable Rates.

S. It. I/OOI!US, Secretary.

Ward Woodbridgc,
Miles Tuttlo,
Rolind Mather,
John W. Seymour.
W. SEYilOUil, AcraiET.

J.

MECHANICS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANge CO.

THIS COMPANY CONTINUE TO INSURE AGAINST

mmB^mm mw wimm mm mm^m mET^wm^

m ANT PAET OF THIS COHMOIT WEALTH,
Not exceeding $10,000 on a single risk. The actual Fund of this Company now amounts
to over S300,000. The available Fund now exceeds S900,000.
Office in Brazer's Buildisig:, Wo. 27 STATE ST., up gtetrs, Eegtcn.

Adam "W. Thaxter,
Ezekiel Bates,
Thomas Moulton,
George Wm. Phillips,

SOIiOMON HOVET, Secretary.

directors:

John Boles,
John Bacon,
David Tilson,
Benjamin Beal,
Charles Leighton,

Isaac Carr,
William fiaton,
Samuel C. Nottage,
Job Turner.

ADABI ^V. THAXTER, Pies.

MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMFY

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT THEIR .

SAFETY FUHD AMOUHTS TO $7C(J,0S0,

And that they continue to Insure against Marine Hasards, including IlILAIID NAVIGATION BISKS,

and Loss and Damage by Fire, to an amount not ezceeding §30,000 by any one Bisk.

IhRECTORS.— Joseph H. Adams, Nathan B. Gibbs, Joseph V. Bacon, Charles Cunningham, Benjamin Howard, William
Ward, H. M. Holbrook, Henry Lincoln, N. F. Cunningh.im, Jabcz Fisher, J. S. .Tcnne.ss, William Thwing, J. B. Kimball,
K C. Emerson, M. Day Kimball, Frederick Nickerson. E. H. Baker, Alpheus Hardy, E. D. Brigham, V.'jlliam Lincoln,
Holmes .\mmidowD, Osborn Howes, F. Plnmmer, B. Thacher, Wna. T. Glidden, Thomas W. Pierce, George C. Lord.
EDAVARD P. MERIAM, Secretary. JOSEPH H. ADAMS, President.

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12 BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & GO'S

CHEAP LIBRARY EDITION OF

TUPPER'S POETICAL WORKS; embracing Proverbial Philosophy, Thousand
Lines, Geraldine, Hactenus, and Miscellaneous Poems. Complete in 1 vol., l2mo,
muslin, fine portrait.

COWPER'S POETICAL WORKS ; with Life. Anew edition, 1 vol., 12mo, with
portrait.

POPE'S POETICAL WORKS ; new edition, containing a Life of the Author.

BYRON'S POETICAL WORKS; with a Sketch of his Life, in one vol., l2mo,
and embellished with a portrait.

MOORE'S POETICAL WORKS; an entire new edition, in 1 vol., with portrait.

BURNS' POETICAL WORKS ; embracing a Life of the Author, Glossary, and
Notes. A new edition, 1 vol., 12mo, with fine portrait.

SCOTT'S POETICAL WORKS ; with a Memoir of the Author, embellished with
a portrait.

LIFE, GEMS, AND BEAUTIES OF SHAKSPEARE ; all embraced in one
vol., 12mo, containing six fine engravings, and portrait.

POETICAL REMAINS OF HENRY KIRKE WHITE; containing a Memoir
of the Author, with an introductory chapter on his religious and poetical development, by
Rev. John Todd.

HEMANS' POETICAL WORKS; an entire new edition, in one vol., and illus-
trated with steel engravings.

HOWITT, COOK AND LANDON'S POETICAL WORKS ; a new edition, 1
vol., 12mo, neat muslin.

MILTON AND YOUNG ; containing Paradise Lost, and Young's Night Thoughts ;
new edition, complete in one vol., 12mo, with portrait.

CROLY'S BRITISH POETS ; combining the beauties of the British Poets, with
introductory observations, by Rev. Gkoege Croly. 1 vol., embellished with fine steel
engravings.

THE POEMS OF OSSIAN ; a new edition, containing ten steel engravings, and
printed on fine paper, 1 vol., 12mo.

THOMSON AND POLLOK; containing The Seasons, by James Thomson, and
Course of Time, by Robert Pollok ; complete in 1 vol., l2mo, with portrait.

WORDSWORTH'S POETICAL WORKS ; an entirely new edition, from plates
just stereotyped, complete in 1 vol., 12mo, with portrait.

CAMPBELL'S POETICAL WORKS ; including his Pleasures of Hope, Theodoric,
and Miscellaneous Poems, many of which are not contained in the former editions. Com-
plete in 1 vol., 12mo, with portrait.

GOLDSMITH'S POEMS, PLAYS AND ESSAYS, with an Account of his Life
and Writings ; to which is added, a Critical Dissertation on his Poetry. By John Aiken,
M.D. Complete in 1 vol., 12mo.

COLLINS, GRAY AND BEATTIE'S POETICAL WORKS ; with a Memoir
of each ; a new edition, complete in 1 vol. , 12mo.

The above are bound in uniform styles with gilt or plain edges, and can be had separately or together
cheaper than any other editions extant.
Published as aboTe, and for sale by all Booksellers throughout the United States. BoaTOV, IS52.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

13

EAYRS & FAIRBANKS,

STATIONERS AND ACCOUNT BOOK

No. 136 Washington Street, . . Boston.

IMlPOfiSTEiSS OF FIRiE EMCJMSIt CUTf.EKY, ETC.
LORINGf'S SCHOOL GLOBES, 6, 10, and 12 Inch.

PUBLISHERS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE MAP.

Piano-Forte Manufactory.

MlSSMfiUSETT^ S.

C. C. DEAN, TREASURER,
NO. 13 CORKBUL, . . EOSTON.

The Publications of this Society, includiug LIBRARY

BOOKS, QUESTION BOOKS, CATECniSMS,

CARDS, &c., upwards 950.

The Society also issues one Periodical,

THE ^WEI^L-SPHIMG,

ONCE A WEEK.

Terms, Thirty-Five Cents Per Anamn.

A Descriptive Catalogue of the above is furnished gratis, a'
the Depository.

UEPOT FOK

Homffiopailiic Books & Medicines;

HYDROPATHIC BOOKS;

Phonographic and Phonotypic Works ; Fowi.er & WfXLS
Publications on Phrenology & Physiology, &c. ; A^'ri-
tings of Emanuel Swedenborg, Theological & Phi-
losophical ; Barometers, Thermometers, &c.

FOL SALE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, BY

OTIS CliAPP, 93 School Sf.

BE E A M A R § H ,

Bookseller, Stationer and Pnblislier,

HO. 25 CORNHILL, BOSTON.

C!«neral Depot for Physiological, Phrenological, Water Cure,
Reform, and Miscellaneous Books, &c.

CHARLES H. jrHAMLEN,""

PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURER,

OOENEE OP

Banker Hill and Green Sts., Charlestown.
TUNING AND REPAIRING done at the shortest notice.

The only Manufacturers in M.ipsachusetfs. of Co lkmab's Patent
^OLIAN ATTACHMENT,

No. 400 WasUiiigton Street, Boston.

T. Gilbert, senior partner, originally of the Kmi of Cur-
rier & Gilbert, located from 1829 at 402 & 40G, and in 1647
removed to 400 Washington Street.

T. GILBERT. W. H. JAMESOI*.

WM. P. EMERSON,

MANUFACTURER,

No. 393 Washington Street,

mmiWo

PIANO-FORTES TO LET, TU]^ED, AND
REPAIRED.

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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fashionable Hal Establigliment

LADIES' DRESS AND FANCY FURS,

TJMBEELLAS, WAIEIKG CAHES, &e.

Corner of Court & ■WasMMgton Sts.

Ko. 6 Com-t StrGst, Boston.

PEALEB IN

CSoJlas, CjassiEiaeffes, Vestlngs, &c.

Banner Silks and Trimmings, Fancy Velvets. Mcrinoe,
I'ringes, Laces, Rosettes, Stars and EMBLEMS.

Gold k Silver Araiy Laces, Tassels, End Military Goods.

■ ALSO

COSTUME &/ EEGALIA HANUFACTUEEE.

fEilHLl.^ & CiLBlIEi.

I I

MANUFACTURERS,

28 Exchange Btrest,
folKriiric)

FRANCIS Mclaughlin,

GEORGK COLDUIIN.

u

N

CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF
AND WUOLESALE DEALERS IN

M©. 4§ C©SB,j?rcss Street,

(Entrance on Ilawcs Street,)

OYTHHREAIT CREAEX OF EOx^P,
PASTARISTOH SOAP FOR MEBICJAI. USES,

PASTARSSTOn SHAVIWa SOAF, IH S0I.1D ROI.S.S.

These articles take the place of all other Cosmetics, as Purilicrs of the Skin, effecting that object
perfectly, without injurj' to the most delicate.

Sold Wholesale, by A. M. BECK dt CO., 257 Washington St.

Sole Agents for the United States. Retailed by Druggists generally.
A. M. BECK & CO. Import and Manufacture Ladies' and Gentlemen's HAIR WORK, of all kinds.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

15

iy

Sc OHBEVEH,

IMPORTERS AND MANUFAOTTJBERS OF

Engine Hose,
Fire IJiu'kets,
Elastic l^ipes,
Fire Caps,
Harnesses,
CoHars, Whips,
Carpet Hags, ^

MacliineKeHing,

Of all U'iiillis and Sizes.

Mouse, Store and
l!ai)k Trunks,
Saddles, Bridles,
Horse Blankets,
Fly i^ets, &c., &c.

WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL.

Mo. 7 Waslimgtosi and 58 Brattle Streets.

J. sriELTON. (PoMi-tJi Door from Dock; Square.) S. G. cnEEVER.

PATBHT AMEHIGAN ACTION

The Subscriber invites attention to his highly improved Instruments, for which he has ^obtained
Letters Patent ; and Medals and Diplomas from the Principal Fairs in this State and New York
City. These Pianos combine titrength, Siveetness and Evenness of Tone, Elasticity of Touch, and great
Durability . In point of finish, no pains are spared to please the eye.

Flattering testimonials to their superiority have been received from the following eminent Professors,
and others :

William Mason, H. Perabeau, Chas. F. Heuberer, Franz Petersilea, Theodore Moelling, L. H. South-
ard, J. C. Johnson, A. N. Johnson, B. F. Baker, Oliver Ditson, Charles Bradley, D. H. Shirley, of
Boston; W, H. Rowson, Hudson, N. Y. ; N. P. B. Curtiss, W. M.Byrnes, Charlestown; Louis
Strack, H. S. Cutler, Lowell ; Ed. S. Cummings, Worcester.

N.B. PIANOS EXCHANGED, TUNED, AND RENTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.

No. 365 "Washington Street, Melodeon Building,

03 cs:^ ^ "C? CE> SJ" o

A. P

OB,

.^

No. 82 Wasliington Street,

(Next Door to Adams fc Co's £zfbesb Oppige,)

Gold, Silver and Steel SPECTACLES, Achro-
matic, Compound and Simple MICROSCOPES,
Pocket Compasses, Telescopes, Mathematical and
Drawing Instruments, BAROMETERS, THER-
MOMETERS, &c.

I^° Optical and Mathematical Instruments ac-
curately repaired.

JOHN SAWYER,
DEALER IN DAGUERREOTYPE STOCK

OP EVEET msCRIPTIOW,

123 Waslxlngtoii Street, Boston.

SACRETT, DAVIS & POTTER,

MANUFACTURERS

AND "WHOLESALB DEALERS IK

123 Wasliington St, (Up Stairs,)

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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILLIAM Y. BALCH,

No. 10 Tremont Eow, Boston,

MANUFACTORY.

All kinds of Gilt, and Dark Ornamentai, &
Plain Frames made to order, at the Lowest Prices.

Paintings by the best American and Foreign
Artists, for Sale. Subscriptions received for the
American and Philadelphia Art-Unions.

FOR ABILITY, &C., HB HEFER8 TO

J. V. C. SMITH, M.D , S. DURKEE, M.D.,

M. MATTSON, M.D.

(£9 l>^ ^^f JLt^ iL sS^B ^fa9f ewaa^ t*— ^ >£«■

— DEALER IN —

ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT, ZEBRA

AND VARIOUS OTHER KINDS OP

WF^ Wl ^M ^ IP ^ (^
B Sl 6 €harlest©wii St=, Haymarket Square,

(OPPOSITE BOSTON & MAINE RAIL ROAD DEPOT.)

JOSEPH TILDEN,

Whitener & Wliitewasher,

110 CHARI.ES STKEET,

MASON WORK AND JOBBING, of every
description, promptly attended to.

Also, FURNACES, GRATES, and RANGES,
set to order.

ENOCH H. WAKEFIELD,

■ DEALER IN

Painted Pails, Tubs, Buckets,

BROOMS, URDSHES, BASKETS, BOXES,

And aU kinds of Wooden and Willow WAEES,

Alicant and other MATS,

43 NORTH MARKET ST., BOSTON.

READ & STURTEVANT,

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in

ENGLISH & AMERICAN TABLE OIL CLOTHS,

PATENT SPIRAL CUETAIN FIXTURES, &-c.
ALL KINDS OF STORE AND OTHER SHADES MADE TO ORDER,

Ho. 25i Milk Street, Boston.

B. B. READ. A. C. STURTEVANT.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Eating & Lodging House,

Head of Norfolk Avenue,

llear of 18u,'i Washington St., lioston.

Entrance to Ladies' Room, 16 Province-House Ct.

Gentlomcn or Ladies taking their Mealu from home, will
find better accommodations here than at any other place in
Boston. OPElNf ALL NIGHT.

AMOS STEVENS,

No. 9 Merchants' Row,

BOSTON,

(Forratrlj boull, bWe FiutuU H»U,)

PATENT

Balance, Platform and Counter

MANUFACTURERS.

Agents for E. & T. Fairbanks & Go's Platform, Kailroad,

and Hay SCALES. Also, Agents for the Sale of

Fire Bricks, and Taunton Lead Crucibles.

GROVER &. BAKER'S

Patented, Feb. 1851, and Jan. 1852.
Right of Territory & Machines for Sale.

O P F T C F S ■

71 Milk St., Boston. 208 Broadway, N. Y.

WM. 0. GROVER. [■ proprietor.s. ^ WM. E. BAKER.

JONES & PRESTON,

(Successors to Lyman Locke,)

-^. PATENT BALANCE,
COUNTER

SCALES,

AND TIN WARE MANUFACTURERS.

All kinds of Weighing Apparatus Repaired.

No. 7 Market Square, Boston,

Opposite the Southwest Corner of Faneuil Hall, Comer of
Change Avenue.

P. H. WALKER,

(At the Old Stand formerly occupied by Amos Stevens,)

NO. 5 MARKET SQUARE, (TTp Stairs,) South Side of Faneuil Hall, BOSTON,
mandfactureh of ^^^^^ «.,—&—« ^^t^ PLATF0RII3

BALANCE

And Dealer in all kinds of "Weighing Apparatus, Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin Ware.

Rapairing done in the neate.it; manner, and at short notice. Weights graduated to all Standards and CountrJea. All
SCALES purchased ac this establishment WARK.\NTED correct. ^

3

]¥o. 10 Dock Square, Boston.

Stencil Plates, Steel Stamps, Pattern Letters,

AILjlFIIIiilBIl ^Ss
SILVER, BRONZE, AND BRASS FIGURES, &c.

MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY

JAMES HALL.

ORDERS SENT EY EXPRESS, OR OTHERWISE, PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

ARTISTS' SUPPI.Y STORE.

M. jT WHIPPLE,

Importer, and Wholefale & Retail Dealer in Oil. COLORS,

CANVAS, BKUSIIES, and Artists' Supplies and

Drawing Materials of every description.

No. 35 CORXHILIi, BOSTON.

IVORY OOlJM>,

HAT k CAP MANUFACTURER,

AND DEALER IN

UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

No. 4:3 Merchants' Row, . . Boston.

* Six doors North of Faneuil Hall Market.

HANSON'S II O T E L,

No. 5 Tremont Eow, Boston.

Junction of Howard & Court Sts., and directly opposite the
head of Hanover Street.

J. L. HANSON, .... PROPKIETOR.

BOARD $1.00 PER DAY.

A. F. WHEATON 6c CO.

Manufacturers and Dealers in

AND FURNISHING GOODS,

BY THE PACKAGE OR AT RETAIL,
No8. aa &, 25 Ann Street,

Sign of the Red Coat, (Opposite Oak Hall,)
A. r. AVUEATON, IB©3ir©n. Geo. E. Wheaton.

Gartnenta made to order, and Warranted to fit.

SMITH & LOVETT,

(SUCCESSORS TO D. SAFFORD & CO.)

BLACKSMITHS AND MACHINISTS,

No. 36 Devonshire Street, Boston,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Iron Fence of every Description and Pattern,

[RONl BEDSTEABSj [ROM STRHRSj

Bank Vaults, Safe and other Iron Doors, Store Trucks, &c.

Articles of almost every description, manufactured from Iron, may be found at this Establishment.
ALBERT W. SMITH, ©©Sf ©H*- JOSEPH LOYETT.

DAIVIEL J. CAKRUTH,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

WINES & TEAS,

Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars,
FRENCH, GERMAN, AND COMMON PIPES,

AhB^ IPSm^IEIEs Aim (DHHDElEs

In Ilhds., Bhls., Half Bbls., and Bottles.

3 & 4 Qerrish Block, Blackstone Street,

. Near tue Corner op Ann Street,

BOSTON.

GEO. T. CARRUTK Sc CO.

Importers & Dealers in

Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Pipes, &c.

Every variety of Cipar Tubes. Cases and Lights, Snuff and
Tobacco Boxes, Amber, Horn, Meerschaum and Wood Cij^ar
Tubes, Stamboul, W edgewood and China Pipe Bowls, \Veis-
chel and other Pipe Stems ; Horn and other Mouth- pieces
for Stems, Pipe Bowls, Cigaretts, and the largest stock and
greatest variety of Fancy Pipes in colors, ever offered in
Boston. Also, Agents for all the New York Manufacturers
of Fine Cut Chewing & Smoking Tobacco, viz : Mrs. Millers',
I.oiillard's, Appleby's, Bognrt 8. Anderson's, Goodwin's,
& Lemon's ; aud Agents for the following celebrated brands
of Cavendish aud Plug Tobacco, received direct from Va. ;
James River Gold Leaf and Twin Brother, aud extra Old
Plain, for which they are the only Agents in Boston ; and
Importers and Dealers in Turkish, Chinese, Scarfalatti,
Spanish and American Smoking Tobacco, in papers or by
the pound. Wholesale or Retail.

OEO. T. CARRUXU. CHESTER H. CARRUTH.

41 Hanover, opposite Portland Street, Boston.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

19

JOHN BUTTON,

Commission iWcvcl)aut,

No. 149 Milk Street, Boston.

Agent fur the Sale of KAIiL SMITH & GO'S warranted

CAST AiVD OTHER STEEL,

And BEST WAHllANTED FILES; a large and general
assortment constantly on hunJ. AUo,

Stourbridge Fire Brick,

BEST LONDON EMERY, CHAINS, CABLES, IRON
WIRE, ANVILS, VICES, &c.

Contracts made for the d'elivery of Ships' Suits of Chains
and Anchors in this Country or in England.

c^'aiilWilTlik

^3 T^S^ %o^;

lEMiI'^

.o-^

OPPOSITE BOSTO.V MUSEUM.

Also, Dr. Commi.vos's PREMIUM TOILET SETS, TOOTH

WASH & DEN'TKIFICE, for cleansing and preserving

the Teeth and Gum'», for Sale, Wholesale and

Retail, as ahoye.

CHINA TEA STORE,

No. 198 WasMngton Street, (Marble Sidewalk,) Opposite Marlboro' Hotel, Boston.

ESTABLISHED IJV 1843,

FOR THE SALE OF THE BEST TEAS ONLY.

NO. 78 HANOVER STREET.

BRANCH STORES,

NO. 68 BEACH STREET.

The fluctuations in the Tea Market, have been, of late years, too frequent and considerable to admit
of the Proprietors adopting one permanent and uniform list of prices. Only such changes will at any
time be made as equity demands; and it may be safely relied on, that the prices of the China Tea
Company's BEST TEAS will always be consideraldy LOWER than are charged by dealers for like
qualities, and less than they charge generally for inferior sorts. The quotations below will show the
variation from former retail prices :

BLACK TEA.

Per lb.; P«r lb. |

Good ordinary Souchong, 25 ;Fine Oolons:. 50

Good Souchong full flavor, 32 jSuperior Ooloncr, 60 |

Fine Souchong, 40 j Extra Fine Oolong, 75 '

Finest Souchong, 50 i Finest Quality, 100

English Breakfast, 60 Orange I'ekoe, 50 j

English Pekoe Souchong, 75 ! Flowery Pekoe, 60

Superior Ningyong Tea, 40 lUoqua's Mixture, 75 I

GREEN TEA.

Fine Ily.ion Skin,
•lest llvson Skin,
Young Hyson,
Fine Young Hyson,
Deliciou* Young Hyson,

Pn lb.

1.00

32 Silver Leaf,

40 Very Fine Imperial, 75

32 Fine Gunpowder, 75

40 Very Fine Gunpowder, 100

5') Good Old Hysou, 50

iK.vtra Fine Young Hyson, 60 I Superior Old Hyson, 60

1 Finest Quality, 75 'Very Best Old Hyson, 75

COFFEE, KAW, ROASTED, AND GROUND,
JAVA, GOVERNMENT JAVA, CUB.Y, RIO, MANILLA, AFRICAN, MOCHA.

PARTICULAR NOTICE.

To accommodate Families and Parties who live at a distance, they offer FIVE POUND LOTS, as follows :

Five Pound sNingyong Oolong, an extra Black Tea,- • -$1.50 I Five Pounds Superior Old Hyson. $2.50

Five " Strong Young Hyson, 2 00 Five " Souchong, sold elsewhere at 40 cts. per lb. 1.25

Five " Young Hyson, delicious flavor, 2.25 | Ten " Good Ground Coffee,

Agency for Szadecky's Celebrated Essence of Coffse, and Taraxacum or Prepared Dandelion Root.

A large and complete assortment of Chocolate, Cocoa and Shells.

REDDllVG & CO., Piopricfors.

JO HN A. HUGHES,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN SHOW CASES,

Nos. 5 & 7 Harvard Place,

OPPOSITE THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH.
(Rear of No. 153 Washington Street,) BQSTQMb

The only Shop in Boston exclusively devoted to the Manufacture of Show Cases.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT dFTcbuNTER^ASES CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Orders for Cases of every description in City or Country faithfully and promptly attended to.
Cases boxed up and warranted to go safely to any part of the Country.

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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

WALES' BOSTON

SCHOOL FURNITURE MANUFACTORY.

No. 21. Wales' Teachers' Chairs.

No. 2. Wales' American Chairs and Desks.

No. 207. Wales' Teachers' Desk.

No. 9. Wales' Bowdoiii Chair ^ Single Desk.

No. 17. Wales' Basket Primary Chairs.

No. 210. Wales' Teachers' Desk.

EVERT BESOBIPrlON OF

Manufactured from ORIGINAL DESIGNS,

and constantly for Sale, or made to order,

and WAUllANTEU, by

SAMUEL WALES, Jr.

No. 14 Bromfield Street, Boston.

Communications by mail or otherwise promptly answered.

IIOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

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THOMAS H. DUNHAM,

ROPE & TWINE MANUFACTURER,

No. 30 India Street^ Bostcn.

Russia and Manilla Rope,
Tarred Ro))e and Yarns,
Flax and Ilcmp Packing,
Bale Rope and Twine,
Hemp and Cotton Seine Twine,

Bed Cords and Clothes Lines,
Shoe Thread,

Cotton Twine and Wicking,
Cotton and Flax Sail Twine,

Baling, Broom and Wool Twine,
Cotton and Flax Window Lines,
Russia and Flax Yarns,
Deep Sea Line, Log Lines,
India Twine,

Jute, Flax, Manilla, Sun, Russia, and American Hemp,

COD, MACKEREL, AND ALL KINDS OF FISHING LINES,
EOPE, TWINE AND LINES MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.

[FRONT OF THE UIYE.] [BACK OF THE HIVE.]

The Cultivation of Bees, and the profitable manufacture of HONEY, have hitherto baffled the inge-
nuity of those skilled in the business. The Moth-Miller is a deadly enemy to Bees, and hitherto
every conceivable plan has been devised to prevent his depredations, without success. But what has
been desired so long, has come at last. It is no less than

Dugdale's Patent Moth-Proof and IVon-Swarming Bee-Hive.

This valuable Hive has been introduced into all sections of the West with great success, and it mat
BE DONE IX MASSACHUSETTS. All will now give their attention to the business, many from the love of
it, but more for its profit. The above Hive is calculated for two swarms. The very ifirst year, a hand-
some return may be made for the money and time required for the operation.

The Bees are iiot destroyed when the Honey is taken from the Hive. It also secures the new swarms ;
a desideratum never before attained. It is highly and generally recommended as the only successful
improvement for the manufacture of Honey.

Individual, Town and County Rights are for sale. For further information and printed instructions,
address, (post piid,)

JOH^EPII FRAWKI.I1V, SOI.E Pl^OPKIETOR

OF THE KIQHT IN MASSACHUSETTS,

NO. 17 MARION STREET, BOSTON,
OR RUGGLES, NOURSE, MASON & CO., OVER QUINCY MARKET.

SAMUEL JONES,

— MA^^FACTUREK OF —

SALAMANDER SAFES,

(DiaiSILi^IiiV, MA© So

Mr. J. has the best of testimonials to show that his SAFES have
=S^?tl stood the severest tests, and that they are equal, if not superior to any
now in the market, for withstanding the action of heat. The following
extract is copied from a late number of the E.\stekn Augus, (Portland, Me.): "Mr. John T.
Smith's Safe wms taken out of the ruins of the fire yesterday morning, red hot. When it was
opened, however, its contents were but little injured. The books were scarred some, but perfectly
intolligihle. 'ihebank bills were not scarrrd at all, and the wood work gives no indication of tire, and
looks as fresh as before. The Safe was made by Samuel Jones, of Chelsea."

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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

O'S

mw

SOUTIiEK]^ AI^I> EASTERIV EXPRESS,

For tUe daily transmission of niercliandtse, Small Parcels, Specie. Bank THotem, Ac.
and for the Collection and Payment of Notes, Bills, Drafts, etc., etc.

Custom House Business transacted with promptness and despatch in Boston, New York, and Phila.

offices:

NEW YORK, 1 Wall Street, cor. Broadway. PHILADELPHIA. 89 Chestnut Street. BOSTON, 11 State St.

NEWPORT, 71 Thames Street. FALL RI7ER, Mount Hope Block, Main Street.

RUPUS B. KIASIiEY. E. S. SANPORD. S. M. SHOEMAKKR.

JAMES <iAY, Agent at Boston.

AS®!"©

QEIipiEfiWllD

7

MAJJUFACTURED BY

MASON & MPP, 80 Washington St, near Cornliill, Boston.

This COOKING RANGE, of which we have five sizes, is the le.idinc Ran-e of Boston. It has one
Bnck and one Iron Oven, six Boilers, and a large Copper Boiler, with' Water Backs and Bath Boilers,
and llot-Air I'lxtnres, for warming additional rooms.

The FURNACE is constructed on scientific principles, and presents twice the radiating; surface of
any other lurnacc, having a double annual chamber, so that it is impossible for the heat to escape into
thcchininey. and combines more excellent qualities than any other in the country.

The STOVE, represented above, is a new and superior pattern of our own manufacture, .and
possesses vastly superior properties than most Stoves now in use, and bakes well and evenly all over.

STOVES SENT GRATIS. DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER, 30 WASHINGTON ST.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

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ABAMS & €0'B

r '

The undersigned have completed their arrangements, permanently, and now

FORWARD PACKAGES AND PARCELS DAILY,

From their Boston Office, to

NORWICH & NEW LONDON ; NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, RICHMOND, VA.

And from those cities, connect with Daily Line to the North, South, and West, — Pittsburg, Cin-
cinnati, St. Louis, &c. and also to Charleston, S.C. and the Interior, Mobile & New Orleans.

The large experience of this House, in the details of the EXPRESS BUSINESS, enables
them to avail of every facility for the prompt execution of orders, and the accurate accomplish-
ment of all business entrusted to their charge. They are now prepared to

Forward and Insure Gold Dust and Valuables to any Amount.

Shippers will bear in mind that Gold shipped to us DIRECT FOR THE MINT, will be
returned in Coin at once ; our Express on the MAIL TRAIN, between New York and Phila-
delphia, enabling us always to gain a week or ten days in the receipts of the returns.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE to any amount, can be purchased of our House in San Francisco,
on BOSTON. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and BALTIxMORE. We also draw SIGHT
BILLS on our House at San Francisco.

We employ honest and faithful messengers to accompany the Goods taken in charge on all
our routes, so that persons who may employ us to transport their packages to the point directed,
may rely upon their delivery with safety and despatch ; and in all cases of loss by carelessness
on our part, or on the part of any person employed by us, a prompt remuneration may be
depended on.

By the Steamer for SAN FRANCISCO, we send an Express through to CALIFORNIA,
regularly, accompanied always by our own SPECIAL MESSENGER. Due notice of the
departure of these Expresses will always be given in the Daily Boston Papers.

N.B. — All Goods destined for California, must be tacked in- water-proof coxDmox, and
not to exceed 125 lbs. weight, or measure over five cubic feet to each package. For charges and
further particulars, apply to

ADAMS & CO.

No. 84 Washington Street, Boston.

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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. 3 COHNHXLL, BOSTON.

D FANCY JOB

OP EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY,

ON HAND, CARD, AND POWER PRESSES,

Executed in the most approved manner at short notice,
AS AT ANY OTHER PLACE.

GOLD PRINTING AND PRINTING IN COLORS,

ikim,

^IMEB MB MKICT flhfm:

NEATLY EXECUTED.

Business, Marriage, and Address Cards ; Shop Bills, Bill Heads, Notices, Circulars, of
every Style ; Reports of Towns, Tax Bills, Reports of School Committees & Socie-
ties ; Hand Bills of every kind ; Raikoad Tickets, Bank Notices, Bills of Lading,

And in short. EVERY THING PRINTED THAT ANYBODY WANTS, at PRICES THAT
CANNOT FAIL TO PROVE SATISFACTORY.

MR. LEONARD JACKSON, of the late firm of Dow & Jackson, would inform his friends that
he is at present located at the above place, where he will be happj' to sec all his old patrons.

GEORGE C. RAND PUBLISHES

PARLEY'S CABINET LIBRARY,

The most Complete and Perfect Family and School Library of Biographical, Historical, Scientific
and Miscellaneous Reading now published.

By HON. S. G. GOODRICH, the " Peter Parley " of everybody's school-hoy days.

COMPKISING ■

I. Lives of Famous Men of Modern Times; 2. Lives of Famous Men of Ancient Times; 3. Curiosi-
ties of Human Nature ; 4. Lives of Benefactors ; 5. Lives of Famous American Indians ; 6, Lives of
Celebrated Women ; 7. Lights and Shadows of American History ; 8. Lichts and Shadows of Euro-
pean History ; 9. Lights and Shadows of Asiatic History ; 10. Lights and Shadows of African History;

II. History of the American Indians; 12. Manners, Customs, and Antiquities of the American Indi-
ans; 13. A Glance at the Sciences; 14. Wonders of Geology ; 15. Anecdotes of the Animal Kingdom ;
16. A Glance at Philosophy ; 17. Rook of Literature, with 'Specimens ; 18. Enterprise, Industry, and
Art of Man ; 19. Manners and Customs of Nations ; 20. The World and its Inhabitants.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

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PRIMTINC TYPES, ETC.

No. 52 Washington Street, Boston.

The subscribers continue to manufacture, from the best combination of metals, a large variety
of the newest and most approved styles of PRINTING TYPES, Plain and Ornamental, — theii
SCOTCII-CUT LETTER taking the lead. Thcv have also on hand a general assortment ol
WOOD TYPE. Orders, large or small, for these, or for PRINl'ING MATERIALS of any
description, will be promptly executed at the lowest standard of prices, by

PHELPS & DALTON,

SUCCESSORS TO S. N. DICKINSON

DAMRELL 8c MOORE,

BOOK, JOB, AKB CARD PRINTEllS,

NO. 16 DEVONSHIRE STREET, BOSTON.

Court End Coimnercial
[BL>\[^3[1C

BANK

AND KAILKOAD I 1

INSURANCE
CIRCULARS,

BILLETS, NOTES,

Brafts, CTijecfes,

Address Cards,

BUSINESS

AND

COPPERPLATE

Aul cTciTtbiBg appert&lmng to du

PRINTING BUSINESS.

SOKE WITH fHK

UTMOST DESPATCH, |

AND ON THB I

liowest Terma^

Unequalled Facilities

FOR DOISa WOBK-

B. A. TEULON,

i -mw

no, 113 WASHZNGTOHr STREET,

Next Door to Oliver Ditson's Music Store. ^ © ^ 11 © S ♦-

Marriage, Visiting, and Business Cards, Maps, Bonds, Diplomas, Bill Heads, &c

— — NEATLY EXGEAVED AND PRINTED. "

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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN G. CHANDLER,

No. 113 ^IVASHIRfOTOlV STREET,

Portraits, Buildings, Machinery, &c.. Designed and Engraved on "Wood, to the
perfect satisfaction of parties interested,

ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.

STERBOTYPING5-,

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, BY THE

BOSTON STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY,

ESTABLISHED IN 1822,

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to those for whom they are intended. The public are invited to call and examine a large collection of
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE,

Extracts of Letters from Judge Story, Chancellor Kent, and President Adams.

Cambridge, April 24, 1844.
I HAVE read the Prospecl-us with great pleasure ; and entirely approve the plan. If it can only obtHin the public
patronajje long enough, and large enough, and securely enough, to attiiiii its true eud^, it will contribute in an eminent
degree to give a healthy tone, i ot only to our literaiuie, but to publio opinion ]t will i-nal.le us to |i0.«^epl', in a mod-
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ature from the reproach of being devoted to light and superficial reading, to transitory speculations, to sickly and
ephemeral sentimentalities, and false and extravagant sketches of life and character.

JOSEPH STORf.

New York, 7th May, 1844
I APPROVE very much of the plan of the " Living Age ; " and if it be conducted with the intelligence, spirit and taste
that the Prospectus indicates, (of which I have no reason to doubt.) it will be one of the most instructive and popular
periodicals of the day.

JAMES KENT.

Washtxgton, 27 Dec, 1845.
Of all the Periodical Journal" devoted to liferature and science which abound in Europe and in this country, this has
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language, but this, by its immense extent and comprehension, includes a portraiture of the human mind in the utmost
expausion of the present age.

J. Q. ADAMS.

PROSFSCTUS.

This work is conducted in the spirit of Littell's Museum of Foreign Literature, (which was favorably
received by the public for twenty years,) but as it is twiee as large, and appears so often, we not only
give spirit and freshness to it by many things which were e.\eludi'd by a month's delay, b.it while thus
extending our scope and frathering a greater and more attractive variety, are able so to increase the
solid and substantial part of our literary, historical, and political harvest, as fully to satisfy the wants
of the American reader.

The elaborate and stately Essays of the Edinhirgh, Quarterly, and other Reviews ; and Blackwood's
noble criticisms on Poetry, his keen politiciil Commentaries, highly-wrought 'i'ales, and vivid descrip-
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with the best articles of the Dublm Universi/y, Ntw Monthly, Fraud's, Tait's, Ainsworth's, Hood's,
and Sportiny Magazines, and of Chambers' admirable Journal We do not consider it beneath our
dignity to borrow wit and wisdom from Punch; and, when we think it good enough, inake use of the
thunder of The Times. We shall increase our variety by importations Irom the continent of Europe,
and from the new growth of the Uritish colonies.

The steamship has brought Europe, Asia, and Africa, into our neighborhood; and will greatly
multiply our connections, as Merchants, Travellers, and Politicians, with all parts of the world ; so
that much more than ever it now becomes every intelligent American to be informed of the condition
and changes of foreign countries. Atid this not only because of their nearer connection with ours-elves,
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C S. COFFIN,

35 Washington St., Boston.

p. S. — Kights for States and Counties to manufacture and
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\^From lion. J. C. Spencer.]

Albany, June 18th, 18-51.

Messrs. G. &■ C. Meurtam, — Gentlemen: After the testimony to the extraordinary merit of Dr.
Webster's Dictionary of the English language, which has been borne by the illustrious Statesmen,
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presumptuous for me to express an opinion on the subject, but as your polite note of the 16th last.
seems to invite such an expression, I comply.

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The Subfciiber offers for Sale his ENTIRE STOCK of
Fruit &/ Ornamental Trees, Evergreens, Shnibs, &/C.

In his various Nurseries in Roxbury S: Dorcliester.
The collection embraces most of the Tarieties of the

Pear, A5>plc, Clirsry, Plum, Peach,

And other Fruits that are worthy of cultivation.
ALSO

(iuinces, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries,

STRAWBERRIES, &c.

EKTRa SISEB) PE^^ TREESj

In a bearing state, can be supplied at reduced prices.

20,000 BTJCKTHOENS, Rose Trees. Honeysuckles, Hawthorns, &c.

SCIONS, IN LARGE AND SMALL QUANTITIES, FROM FRUIT-BEARING TREES.
The whole for Sale at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

SAHIDEL WAff>MESl, Eusli.^ street, Roxbury.

1^ 3-500 IMPORTED FRUIT TREES for Sale. ..ggi

o

OMBS

MANUFACTfRERS OF •

IT

M lACHINES,

FOR 1R0.\, TURNING ENGINES, HAND L.VillES, MALLEABLE IRON DOGS,

AND

ALSO, AGEXTS FOK FAIRMAX'S SCROLL CHUCKS,

PAMUKL C rOMr,S, )
K. 11 SUKl'AUD, )

eywood's Building, .... Centre Street,

MM'.TIN I.ATIIE,
.!. A. unii'i'Lt:.

36

GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

w"^ w Aa»

Imcorporated in 184®.

OFFICE, OVER CENTRAL BANK, 102 KIAIN ST.

Is constantly receiving numerous applications from MERCHANTS, FARMERS,
MECHANICS, and others desiring INSURANCE UPON BUILDINGS AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY of the safer classes.

The Plan of Business adopted by this Company recommends it to all who wish to pro-
cure Insurance at moderate cost, and STRICTLY UPON THE MUTUAL PLAN.
The following are some of the reasons that render this Company so acceptable to the
Public: i' ^ i'

1. Declining to insure Factories, Steam Mills, Carpenters' Shops, and buildings alike
hazardous, from a desire to protect those who have safer property, from assessments to pay
losses on risks much more hazardous than those of the Merchant, Farmer, and Mechanic.

2. Insuring Buildings or Personal Property, for ONE TO FIVE YEARS, to suit
the convenience of such as do not wish to advance at one time so large a sum as is required
to obtain Insurance in offices which do not insure for less than seven years : saving to the
insured the item of Interest, which, upon the Premium paid on a Policy for seven years,
amounts to one half the sum of the Premium.

3. Requiring only sufficient Premium to provide a Fund adequate to meet all probable
losses ; and a Deposit-Note of less amount than is taken by most other Companies.

4. After paying Losses and Expenses necessary to the economical management of the
business of the Company, all surplus of Premiums is equitably divided among the insured,
at the expiration of any Policy whether for one or five years.

ISAAC DAVIS, President.

CHAS. L. PUTNAM, Secretary.

iSI&SS'ff® ^§

ISAAC DAVIS, Worcester.
JOHN GREKN,
ARTEMAS WARD,
WM. DICKINSON,
CHAS. WASHBURN,
F. W. GALE,

A. H. BULLOCH, Worcester.
ALEX. DEWITT, Oxford.
J. A. DENNY, Leicester.
OTIS ADAMS, Grafton.
JOHN BROOKS, Princeton.
JNO. S. ADAMS, Amherst,

GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

'37

'mjlTlW^VTl M

DRANCE CHIPANY,

WORCESTEll, MASS.

Guaranty Capital, 100,000 Dollars:

president:
HON. JOHN DAVIS.

HON. ISAAC DAVIS,

HON. A. D. FOSTER,
ICHABOD WASHBURN,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
JOHN (iREEV. M.D
BENJ F. HEYWOOD. MD.
CHARLES WASHBURN, Esq.
JOSEPH SARGENT, M.D.

VICE presidents:
HON.

C. L. PUTNAM,

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esa.

H. N. BIGELOW,

HON. E. WASHBURN,

HON. ALEX. DE WITT,

HON. JOHN BROOKS,

J. F. HITCHCOCK,

STEPHEN SALISBURY.

Sl^o-

i>-

HON. HENRY W. CUSHMAN,
HENRY CHAPIN. Esq.
FREEMAN UPHAM, Esq.
ELISHA P. FEARING, Esq.
JOSEPH A. DENNEY. Esq.
CLARENDON HARRIS.

■WILLIAM DICKIIVSON, Treasurer.

CLAREA^DON HARRIS, Secretary.

This Company was Chartered in March, 1844, and commenced issuing Policies of Assurance on the
1st of Jure, 184.5.

The well considered and invariable policy of this Company has been to prefer the SAFETY AND
MUTUALITY of the assured to the showy advantages of a large number of Policies, and an
imposing amount of Receipts. California Risks have been uniformly declined, and the multiplication
of Policies in Cities considered especially liable to Cholera has not been encouraged.

The CASH PREMIUMS of this Company are calculated on the most approved tables of the prob-
ability of life, and at the lowest rates which are deemed safe.

PKEil

IlUItIS OF

ANNUAL P

ASSURANCE FOR OIME

HUNDRED

DOLLARS.

AYMENTS.

ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

AGE.

FOR 7 YEARS.

POR LIFE.

AGE.

FOR V YEARS.

FOR LIFE.

15

74

1.24

45

1.60

2.99 '

20
2.5
30
35

79

93

1.10

1.25

1.39
1.G2

1.89
2.18

50
55
GO

1.79
2.67
4.07

3.64
4.67
6.07

40

1.50

2.56

65

5.03

7.61

APPLICATIONS FOR ASSURANCE MAT BE MADE AT THE

Office of the Company, ... No. 98 Main Street, Worcester,

And to the Agents in all the Principal Cities and Towns in the United States.

PAMPHLETS explaining the principles and advantages of Life Assurance, witli Forms of Appli-
cation and Rates of Premium, will be furnished gratis, on application by mail, or otherwise, and all
desired information on the subject given.

J. 1>. KElfT, Asent for Boston. . . Office, 29 ^tate St.

38 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

fiitrim^ liilmio^ yfa aM^ rn^d hmm^m^

AND

GENERAIi COMMISSION MSRCHA TS

FOR BUYING AND SELLING ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE, PRODUCE, &c.

M®. SSI FKOMT 8 TICKET,

'^ p. W. ALDRICH.

C. E. ALDRICH.

Li

FORWARDING k COMMISSION MERCHAMTS,

K;aili.''©ad Frea§;M ^ti^tioaa, Fliiaiips' "l^^laarf,

Stephen C. Pnaups, I gs at -{if 'ji^M' •» S\ P?9 J Daniel P. Bowker,

AViLUAM P. Goodhue, I i^iiJIs^Ma ffllVii*Js | Willakd P. Puillips.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MOLASSES, SPICES, TOBACCO,
Oils, Faiaiis, Forest Hiver Mills WSiite I.ea«l, m Oil and Dry;

SIKISISTO ILIEiliSDs UiVniLS, ffilKtiVnH (DillBlLISS & iVEfCSIDlSSs

FISH, PICKLED AND DRIED, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT;

BEEF, PORK, LARD AND HAMS;
COAL, ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN;

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ETAVAL STOBES & SHIP CHANDLERY.

Miscellaneous Articles, suited to Couisti'y Trade generally;

ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MERCHANDISE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION ;

HEMLOCK BARK FOR TANNERS' USE, BOUGHT OR RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT ;

CoHBilry ProdMce received in ExeBiaaBge for Goods.

AND DEALERS IN

GRASS SEED, LIME, CALCIIVEU PLASTER, CEMEJJT, SALT, POTASH, & WESTERN PRODUCE,

N&^. flOS, B®»5, asffid I©7 Ffl'osat .street,

Opposite Stone Bi-ock, on the Canal,

And at the "Western Railroad Depot, Washington Square,

Edwin DuAPEu. WD5B^STgSI^35]l, '^',£5^53^'^ John S. Clakk.

GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

39

LOMBARD & CO.'S

.INC ESTABLISHMENT,

STATE STREET, (FORMERLY CLINTON HOUSE,)
Nearly opposite the Springfield Bank, Springfield, Mass.

Bottled Mineral (or Sorta Water,) Philadelphia Porter, Ale,

CLia^PaGME CIDER: A.WD RQQT PQR.T&R:«

M. LOMBARD, }■

AH orders promptly attended to.

■{ A. B. nusu.

B. K. BLISS & HAVEN,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

^

m 1

wupsiiisib.

_____ \&,) yw \mi m ^

CHEMICALS, AND DYE STUFFS,

IJA1121« ¥IUlf ii:BlI» All IliWSl ^21111,

FRUIT THEES, AND GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS,

CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.

AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF

BULL'S, ASHMEAD'S, AND BACON'S SUPERIOR GOLD FOIL,

(Trussfs, ^biiomiual j5up]30Vtci'5, ^ Sljoulkr Urates,
Mo. 7 Burt's Bmlding, Main Street,

B.K. BLISS. i[P[|[][>i](g[F[]E[Li, i]/^ii. A. S. HAVEN.

(SUCCESSORS TO PARSONS & DICKINSON,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Ag'iiculliiral and Horliciillural Iiuplem^

(Bu$$ rtwb -fict^ Scc^^y (Darken 5ccbs,

Thermometer and other improved CHURNS, Mats, Wooden and Willow "Ware, Fruit Trees, &c.

Ueder the Town Hall, State Street,

m^im^'3l^2^TI>, :^jiss.

40

GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

^cJ

OF

11

AND

OF EVERY DESCR1PTI0\,

AT SHORT NOTICE.

WOmCS, CORNER OF

Orange &RugglesSts.

GENERAL AOVERTlSEMEN'l.S.

41

DANIEL BELCHEB,

MALLEABLE IRON FOUNDER,

® Jieip

9

a D S

Stove, Carriage and Harness Trimmings, Die Plates, Lathe Dogs,
Socket and Forked Wrenches, &c. on hand.

1^" Onlers sent to Railroad Exciiaxge, Boston, cor to Norton Depot, Taunton
Branch Railroad, will receive prompt attention.

=r

8c COOK

MANUFACTURERS OF

All kinds of Iron Work, Trucks, Express Waj2;nns, Carts, Sleds, &c. ; Railroad Work,

such as Switches, Fro2;s, Turn nnd Slide Tahles, Depot Trucks and Barrows;

Iron Work for Bridges, Mill Work, Shafting, Gear Cutting, &c.

STBAM SNGIMEB OF iS^LI. KINDS.

STATIONARY AND PORTABLE, AND OF ALL SIZES.
THEY ALSO MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF

s (^ zm ^:p (x> CE> 11^ ^ 9

Such as Markers, Cutters, Scrapers, Tongs, Hatchets, Hooks, Chisels, Saws, Runs,

Planes, Sleds. Wagons, together with all articles used in working Ice

and loading vessels. ^" All work warranted.

iS^ Having enlarged their establishment, they are prepared to do all kinds of work promptly, and
at the lowest prices. They would invite tiieir friends and the pul)lic to call and see for themselves.

RUBBERS DISPENSED WITH!
JOSEPH M A I N E S »

PrEffliuni Waler-Proof Blackleg and Leather Preservative.

This Blacking hns superseded
tlie use ot all others for prtsiTv-
inj; Boots, .■^hoes,a^ld all kinds
ot l.e:ither, &c. Alter the first
applicution no dampness cu'i
enter the pores or cliange the
polish. The inventor has spent
nuiih lime in its preparation,
anil is conlidpnt it is iho hest
nilicle everoftVred to the pnh-
lie. Ii is acknowlcd hv all who
hiive used it to be u peffeit ir<i-
ttr l*ronj\ and needs no other
recommenda'.ion but n tuir trial.

Alade by JOSEPri MAINES, 1S4 C'onsrcss S... Portlnnil, ;\Je.,
formerly ot Gaidiner, Sle..und for sale at the Boots Jihoe Depot of

S. G. DAMON &. CO., Wholesale Agents,
Nos. 77 & 79 Blackstoxe St., Boston.

E. HOLMES & CO.

MAM'F.ICTURERS OF

SOFAS (& ROCKING CHAIRS,

COUCUES, LOUNGES, AND TABOURETTS,

ASD DEALERS IN
OF EVERT DFSCRIPTIOS.

Front Street, near Warren Avenne,

E. Holmes. Gales W. Co^iicn.

42

GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

AjTIOS SAIVBORiV,

MANUFACTURER OF

SILVER mm m wire

AND DEALER IN

mm Am mimR mimEi,

No. 21 Merrimac Street,

LOWELL. MASS,

A few doors below the Museum, <
and nearly opponite Ceutral St. )

1^" Always on hand, the largest assortment in
Lowell, of Silver Ware, Fine Gold Jewelry. &c.

I^"A. S. is the only Jeweller in Lowell that
manufactures Silver Spoons and Ware.

MIXER, PITMAN & CO.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AND DEALERS IN

SPERM, WHALE, LARD, & LINSEED OILS ;
POTATO AND PATENT STARCH,

Factory Leather, Bruslies, Rcller Clotli, Cards, fklm,

AND ALL KINDS OF MANUFACTUREKS' SUPPLIES j

PAINTS AND GLASS;

BUTTER, CHEESE, PORK, LARD, AND SALT.

4 & 5 Mechanics' Building, Button St.

JOHN MIXER, )

ISAAC PITMAN, LQWELLe

CHARLES B COBORN. 1

VST'Z '«Sv*A Vm^m ' <ivt ' 1^

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

M 144 Main Street, opposite the Central Exchange,

W®IE(D1EOT1EIE. MAm.

MRS. WM. W. CURTIS,

P H YS I C I A

No. 13 Appleton Block, Central Street,

SEVERANCE & JEWETT,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Wimrn^

MANCHESTER, MASS.

>D

B. W. SEVERANCE.

A. W. JEWETT.

t^^ Furniture of all kinds made to order. .^^

JOHN H. FRAMPTON,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

Ell MD PISTRT,

No. 6 Pleasant Street, Worcester, Mass.

ALSO, EVERY VARIETY OF

Pies, Crackers, Bread, Fancy and Ornamental Cakes, Jellies, Fruits, Nuts, &c. &c.

1^ Particular attention paid to the supply of Families and Parties, at the shortest notice.,^

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

43

J. & J. E. HOLT,

SILVER AID BRASS PLATERS,

No. 44 Union Street, Boston.

AU kinds nf work, such as Water, Beer, and Soda Cocks. Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, Key Escutcheons,
Butts, Door Locks, Door Handles, Coach and Chaise Trimmings, Plated in tlie very best manner, on
reasonable terms.

ALSO, MANUF.VCTUllKUS OF

Saddlery Ware and Military Cap and Equipment Trimmings, Door Plates, Door and
Pew Numbers, Letters of all Sizes and Patterns.

Also, Ornaments of all Patterns for Ilanicsscs, on hand or made to order.

JOHN IIOL'L'. JUSTIN E. HOLT.

PATENT SELF-SHARPENING

YANKEE FEED-CUTTERS,

MANUFACTURED FOB

HIRAM BLACKMER,

S ® S 'J (D 11 .

[C7" These Cutters are superior to others now in use, for
strength, dwability, and sinipliriiy o( construction. Tht-y
are the only self-sharpening Hay, Str.iw, and Corn Stalk
Cutter now before the public. These Cutters have no hide
roll, and but O.VE STKAlLi[IT KXIFK, which any person
can grill'/ and stt with, ease : but which, in ordinary cases,
can be gtounil in the. jHnWiine, and may be used for years
without any other griudiug.

No. 5 Railroad Block, Lincoln Street.

stoves, Titt, Copper &, Hollow Ware, &.C.

WHOLESALE AND RET.\IL.

REUBEN KINGSBURY,

DEALER IX

MATS, BROOMS, BRUSHES, &c. ,

ALSO, MANDFACTUREB OP

WILLOW BASKETS, CRADLES, CARRIAGES,

Children's Chairs, Standing Stools, fi^c.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

No. 21 Dock. Square . . . Boston.

[CT" N. B. Willow Work made to order. «£3]

AND MANUFACTURER OF

Door Plates, Knobs, Bell Pulls, Window Sash, and Show Case Mouldings.

ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.

Mo. 5i Bromfield Street . . . Boston.

E. C. LEMAN,

No. 31 EXCHANGE STREET,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

CORKS & CORK SOLES,

WARRANTED WATER-PROOF.

Highly recommended by Physicians as being a sure pre-
ventive against Colds ; of incomparable service in Uouty,
Kheumatic, and Consumptive habits, being so constructed
as to resist cold and moisture ; they are of a durable tex-
ture, much warmer, lighter, easier, and in every respect
superior to anything of the kind ever offered to the public.

N. B. Manufactures all kinds of Cork Goods.

WILLIAM COOLEY,

COFFIN MANUFACTURER,

No. 8 Derby Range,

HEAD OF BUDBURT STREET, CP STAIRS.

Coffins, Casket's, and Robes, of every descrip-
tion, constantly on hand.

Undertakers' from the city and country supplied
on the most reasonable terms.

44

GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

BUTU WILMARTH, Proprietor,

MANUFACTURER OF

?,

'^

A MB STEAM lS(f>IIiS:ilS5

OF THE VARIOUS SIZES REQUIRED.
Incliiding Progs, S-»vi<clies, Chairs, Ilaml-Cars, &c.

MACHINISTS' TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, IKCLTJBDIG TURTfING LATHES,

Of sizes varying from 6 feet to 50 feet in leiiRth, and weighin"; from 500 lbs. to 40 tons each;
the latter capable of turning a wheel or pulley, thirty feet in diametei'.

PI^ANIx^d MACSIBNES,

Varying from 2 feet to 60 feet in length, and weighing from 200 lbs. to 70 tons each, and will plane
up to 55 feet long, and 7 feet square.

Boring mills, Veitical and Horizontal Drills, Slotting Machines, Puncliiug
Presses, Gear and strew Cutting Maciiines, &c., <fcc.

3LS. iSAEai© i\il© ©Si\r¥lll(g*

JOBEING AND REPAIRS, AND ANY KIND OF WORK DONE IN MACHINE SHOPS,

KXICCUTED AT SIIOKT NOTICE.

] G. HALEY,

MANUFACTURER OF

ir[^iiuKOGSg.

^j

^mj\

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT LOW PRICES.

AILS©, iTip.Tjnis ^ir©:Dis aip riiiinin:FA(D.^'iiJiRii5iEr ]pmn(D:s§p

Corner ofl' MilSi aBB«I BevoBssBBirc streets, Eostoia.

MERCHANTS FROM THE COUNTRY ARE INVITED TO CALL.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

45

JEEOME MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

(SUCCKSSOKS OF TOND & BAllNKS,) MANUFACTUIIEIIS AND UlIOLESALIi DKAIJCKS IN

QF EVERY STYLE PiUQ V?ARIETY
Nos. 74 & 73 Hanover Street,

Between Union and Blackstone Sts. Ii](2'S'ir©5S'o

MANUFACTORY AT NEW HAVEN, CONN.

MARSH & CO.'S

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

No. 29G WASHINGTON STREET,

3 Doors South of Bedford St. JB® S IT (D '^L

This is the handsomest, cheapest, and best Oil for light
in the world — without grease, smoke, smell, or explosion.

N. B. New Tubes fitted to common Mliale Oil Lamps,
from 6,'i to 12;^ cents.

296-WASHINGTOIT STREET-296.

O. P. DRAKE,

MANDFACTURER AM) DEALER IN

GHEBStGRL & PH.ILQSQPKLCA.L

APFAHATUg,
SCALES, BALANCES, & WEIGHTS,

Amateur Jewellers', and Dentists' lathes,

CONSTANTLY ON UAND, AND MADE TO ORDER.

Ko. I §2 Wasliingtoii Street,

Tw3 doors North of Franklin St., up stairs.

Bryant's Improved Fire-Proof Safes.

In connection with the above will be manufactured to order, Bank niitl Store
Vaults, Iron Uoors, Sliutteis, ^a.«lies. Fence, Ualiisirndes, liail-
iu^^s, Wiinlow Guards, and every description of work usually lurnished by man-
ufactories of this kind. Door aud Uaiik Locks from §10 to g.2UO.

JOS. E. BRYANT, No. 30 Causeway St., Boston.

[Ertrac: of a Letter written after the great fire in Portland, Me.'\
Jos. R. Bryant, — Sir: AVe send you one of your Safes; it has proved itself a good
article, and has done better than any other Safe for the fire it stood.

\Ve would like to exchange it for another, as we would not have any other kind of a Safe. It stood the liottest of the
fire ; and the Safe was as red hot as it could have been had it been in a furnace, and the books were in good condition
when taken out. If vou wish to make use of our name in the papers, you can do so, as we are peifecth satisfied with
the Safe, and do not thiLk it can be beat. Yours, &c., SAML. B. 1(EKD & CO.

Xl]e above Safe was in the fire from twenty minutes before twelve oVlock until nine o'clock next day, and the building
in which it stood was entirely burned down. The Safe may be seen at the Manufactory.

A Good Safe. — The Sale of Samuel B. Keed & Co., made by ,los R. Bryant, of Boston, Jta.=9., was taken out of the
ruins of the late fire, red hot, and the books were preserved in good condition. — Portland Aih-trtiser, Xov. 5, 1851.

MICHEL UEVOINGER,

Marble Manufacturer,

No. 81 Sudbury Street,

Corner of Alden Street.

D^

MARBLE MANTEL PIECES,

PLAIX AND CARTKD STATUARY,
Counters, Bureau Tops, and "Wasli Basin Slabs,

DONE AT THE SHORTEST KOIICE.

Orders from the country solicited.

'Sy Marble of all kinds neatly and carefully repaired.

S. B. RU S S,

S©i?A, eHAlIBi,

MANUFACTURER OP

MATTRESS
SMALL SPRINGS FOR CARRIAGE TRIMMING,

No. 6 Derby Range, Up Stairs,

Court Street, head of Sudbury St. S Q S T Q N e

46

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY

B. D. SIMMONS & CO

OUK FACIMTIES ARE lIi\EQlIAl.l.ED.

i:®m,

Parties desiring a first rate instrument, in every particular, and at a fair price, are invited
to examine those of our manufacture. We wish it distinctly understood, we are not amljitious of a
reputation for furnishing the cheapest Organs. We shall endeavor to furnish the best instruments
possible, and to give to purchasers the fl'LL benefit of their appropriations.

Writing & Bookkeeping.

PAYSON & DUNTON,

No. 109 Washington Street, Boston.

Books opened and closed; Complicated Ac-
counts adjusted, and copying of all kinds done at
short notice.

Payson & Dunton's copy BOOKS, and
Fairank's NEW SYSTEM OF BOOKKEEP-
ING for Sale at their Rooms.

€. a

IMPORTER AKD MAXCFACTURER OP

Sim eyi!ig& Gauging

NAUTICAL BOOKS, CHARTS, &c.
No. 7 Broad §treet, Boston.

(Third Door from State Street.)

iasio-i< mm,

The subscriber keeps constantly on hand an assortment of LOW-PRICED PIANOS, carefully
selected from the best makers by experienced performers. Purchasers in want of low-priced Instru-
ments, will do well to call, as no Piano is kept on hand that has not been thoroughly tested by superior
plavers.

Also, one of the largest assortments of REED ORGANS, SERAPHINES, and MELODEONS,
to be found in the country.

Sheet Music, Instruction Books, Church and Juvenile Singing Books, of every description,
constantly on hand. PIANOS AND MELODEONS TO LET.

A. N. JOWX^OJ^, 86 Tremont Afreet, Boston.

FARRI^GTOIV & UUNNEWELL,

MANUFACTURERS OF

KNIVES AND FORKS,

No. 89 Washington St.

BOSTON.

NEWELL HAUDING & CO.

(Established in 1821,)

Silver Plate and Spoon

FORKS, KNIVES, LADLES, &c.
NO. 12 COURT SQUARE,

(Corner of Court Avenue,)

Newell IlARriNo,
Francis Low [Iardinq,

Alexanper II. Lewis,
Lewis Kimuall.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

47

'^r TT Ti^ ("* T' T T^ T^ T^ A '^r T*^ T^

BOSTON CMKAF Dili (JOODS STOllE,

No. 38 School Street, opposite City Hall,

03 CS>(^ "CP CL> S2r c»

DRY GOODS of every description constantly receivinz from the Neir York and Boston Auctions.
Purchasers at wholesale or retail for Cash, will find BETTER BARGAINS at this establish-
ment than at any other store in the city.
Always on hand, a full stock of LINEN GOODS, of the best fabrics, at low prices.

GARD3[EIl G. TLFTS, Jobbov & Retailer,

38 SCHOOI. STREET, BOSTON.

JOSEPH n. BUCKINGHUI,

No. 20 Ruilroad Exchange, Court Square,

Appointed by the Governors of New York, Illinois)
and other States, and authorized to

Take the Acknowledgments of Deeds, &c.,

And to take

DEPOSITIONS AND AFFIDAVITS,

To be used in all parts of the United States.

JOHN P. RICE,

(Senior partner in the late firm of Darwin ChafSn,)
IMPORTER OF

And Dealer in every variety of

Furnishing Articles.

Shirts are here made to order, of the best materials, in
the latest style, and by workmen of fifteen years' experience
in tliis establishment.

AT THE OLD STAND,

]Vo. §0 Wn$liiiig:ton St., Boston.

DRIT GOODS

S. SHUMWAY & CO.

WnOLES.^lE AND KET.4IL HEALERS IN

Eich Silk Goods, Shawls; English, French, and

American Dress and Cloak Goods; Domestics,

Prints, Housekeeping Articles, and Linens.

CARPETINGS AND PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS.

32Hanover Street .... Boston.

CHEAP CASH PAPER STORE.

WILD "e ll~" & C O .

-WUOLESALE AND RETAn, DEALERS IN —

Nos. 26, 2B 8c 30 Water Street, Boston.

(COKNER OF CONGRESS STREET.)

Constantly on hand, all sizes and qualifies of Paper for Grocers, Hardware, Cloth, Balitip, Packing, Batting, Bag.
Tack, Sheathing, Carpet, Shoe, Post Office, Bonnet, Box, Straw, and Trunk Board. Also, Letter and Bill Papers,

ALL AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
All kinds of PAPEIt Manufactured to order, at short notice. Patronage of Dealers and Shippers respectfully solicited.

48

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

lljj

MANDFACTORERS OF IMPROVED PATENT

— ALSO—

House, Store, Ship, Chest, Draw and Desk Locks,

PLATED, GLASS, PORCELAIN, STONE, AUGILLO AND WOuD KNOBS ;
Plated, Bronzed, Brass, and improved Japanned, Iron and Common Butts, Pianoforte
and Coffin Butts, of all sizes ; Plated, Brass, and Japanned Iron Door Handles ; Blind
Butts and ftists ; House Bells and Trimmings j Sash Fasts ; Iron and lirass Wood Screws,
French Window and Sliding Door Trimminsts ; Car Fixtures and House Trimmings of
every variety and description, on hand, or made to order. Dealers and Builder's are
requested to call and examine the largest stock to be found in the city.

lo. 37 Excliaiige Street, over 30

HENRY JONES,

Square, Boston.

LUTHER FARWELL, JR.

Y"

WHOLESALE DEALER IN

Constantly on hand, from
100 to 300

Chamber Sets,

Finished in every variety
of Painting, such as Fres-
co, Landscape, Flowers,
Gilded ,t Plain, at prices
from JJ'iO to $300.

— ALSO —

DINING TABLES,
Extension Tables,

AVASIISTANDS,

TOILET TABLES,

TEA POYS,

Cottage Bedsteads,

&c. &c. &c.
EMBRACING THE NUMBERS FROM 121 TO 137 FULTON STREET,

MAIN ENTRANCE, 121 FULTON STREET, BOSTON.

Goodyear's Patent Insoluble India Rubber Goods,

Warranted to stand in any climate.

BT^ ¥ ^n ¥¥ rn iTh mj

BOSTON.

Agent for the Manufacturers,

No. 94 "WASHINGTON STREET,

Among the variety of Waterproof and Air-tight Goods, are

Air Beds and Pillows,
Air Cu.shions, for Chairs,
Aprons for Ladies,
Aprons for Bricklayers,
Bathing Matg and Caps,
Baptismal Pants,
Carriage and other Cloths,
Coats, Capes, and Cloaks,
Caps and Sou'westers,

Camp Blankets,

Crumb Cloths,

Cochituate & Garden Hose,

Drinking Cups & Canteens,

Qiime and Fish Bags,

OunCovers,

Gloves and Mittens,

Horse Covers,

Horse Boots and Fenders,

P. Si. AH kinds of Gutta PcrcUa Goods

Hunting and Fishing Boots,
Leggings, long and short,
Life Preservers and Jackets,
Ladies' Fllaslics,
Overshoes,
Overalls and Pants,
Paper Bands,
Parlor and Foot Balls,
Seamen's Bags,

Suspenders and Elastics,
Syringes & Breast Pumps,
Travelling Bags,
Table Covers,
Tdbacoo Wallets,
Teething Rings and Toys,
U'agoii Covers,
Ilndersheeting for Beds,
Urinal Bugs, '&c. &c.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

49

E. ROBINSOM,

MANUFACTUKKIl OF

PATEI^T PO\VI>l<:ie-PROOF

BANK AND SAFE LOCKS,

ALSO

Store, House, Ship, Desk, Drawer, and Pad locks,

PLATED, GLASS, MINERAL, & WOOD KNOBS,

Bliod and Sash Fastenings ; Plated and Bronzed Butt< ; French Window Fixtures ,- Brass and Iron Bolt*; Slide, Door,
Shutter, and Flush Hooks ; Door Plates ; Store Door Handles, Latches, &c., &c.

JVo. 4 TVashiiigton Street, Boston.

[C7" Mr. R. has received the highest Premium of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, for his Locks. _£3]

ICHOLS & HOYT,

DEALERS IN

MAHOGANY, ROSE, ZEBRA, SATIN, MAPLE, AND BLACK WALNUT

W 1 HI 1 E 1 ,

MHSslMI, €SBiS, CilS^^I, "^H:TS ¥652, & SLiSH^ WM.HUT
BOiLRDS, FLANK, AND JOIST,

LIKEWISE

TSO. 20 KiiVISRHZZ.!. STREET,

(Between the Maine and Fitchburg Depots,) ;i g-^ q^ r^^ <V (-n\ r-g^ ,-.

VENEER SAWING AND TURNING TO ORDER.

RUFUS NICHOLS. BENJ. E. HOYT.

Manufacture Gas Pipe, Steam and Gas Fittings of evcrj' description ; Brass and Iron Valves ;
Cocks ; Locomotive, Marine, Flue, and Cylinder Boilers ; Improved Tubular Heaters and Heatini^
Coils for Feed Water ; Stationary Steam Engines ; Turning Lathes ; Iron and Wood Planers ; Chucks"
and Machinists' Tools" of every kind, at their

MANUFACTORY AT SOUTH NHVT IVIARKET, N. H.

They are also prepared to furnish Cities, Towns, and Manufacturing Establishments with improved
apparatus for manufacturing Gas. Orders received by them, or by Messrs. NICHOLS & HOYT
20 Haverhill Street, (between the Maine and Fitchburg Depots,) Boston, will be promptly attended to'

PROF. THOMAS LISTER,
BOSTON ASTROLOGER,

Can be consulted personally, or by letter, postpaid
By giving him the correct time and place of birth,
he will point out the mental qualities, disposition,
constitutional diseases, pecuniary circumstances,
trade or profession best adapted; Marriage, full
description of the husband or wife, children, i!tc.
and advice given under all circumstances, in busi-
ness matters.

N. B. — He has no disposition to impose upon the
public by any trickery, conjuration, etc., which is
all deception. Terms — oral, 50 cts., written, ^3

Residence, No. 25 Lowell Street.

I X. HAimOD,

MAHOGANY STORE,

No. 2 Canal St., & No. 8 Merrimac St

Two doors below the City Scales, IlajmarVet Sq.
FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF &AWE]> AKD SEASOXXD

MAHOGANY AND OTHER OLNAMEMAL WOOD,
Veneers of every variety,

BLACK WALNUT, CHERRY & WUITE WOOD LUMBER

50

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHASE BROTHERS & CO.

22 CONGRESS STREET,

CORNER OF POST OFFICE AVENUE,

S f 1 ffl .

WALTER BRYENT. | IRAH CHASE, Je. | H. LINCOLN CHASE.

The application of IRON for useful and ornamental purposes, forms a new era in the History of
American Manufactures. It is our intention to introduce, as speedily as possible, such articles of
convenience and ornament as can be produced in Iron. No labor or expense has been spared in our
efforts to combine elegance with utility, and we would respectfully invite the attention of the Public
to our present assortment of ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, which embraces a large variety of
articles of the most ingenious and beautiful designs, as follows :

IRON BEDSTEADS;

Double and Single, Plain and Ornamental, and of

various patterns, suitable for Private Dwellings,

Hotels, Hospitals and Public Institutions.

PIER, CENTRE &, SALOON TABLES;

With Iron, Marble or Inlaid Tops.

mAlP AMID (D(DAT!? 8^iiMI0)Sp

TTmbrella, Fire Set and Blower Stands,

PARLOR AND MANTEL THERMOMETERS,

Toilet, Mirror &> Picture Frames,

Fin Cushions, Card Receivers,

Brackets for Supporting Marble SlahS) Clocks, &c.
ANDIRONS, FOOT-SCRAPERS,

Spittoons, Office and Hall Chairs,

RUSTIC CHAIRS, PIAZZA SETTEES^

P @ tP Nl T ^ C M S 8

Verandahs, Urns, Monuments,

Iron Railing:, Oates and Posts,

For Cemeteries, &c.

LIONS, GREYHOUNDS, &c., size of Life, for
Gate-ways, Door-steps, Gardens, &c.

ALSO, A LARGE TARIETY OF ■

FANCY HARDWARE & STATIONERY GOODS,

IXCLUDINO THE

"""mnm iswaa sq^^^qs ^imm,"

A new and ingenious invention, possessing advantages over any now in use ; together with many other

Useful and Ornamental Articles.

ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS AND WROUGHT IRON WORK MADE TO ORDER.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

51

EDW^ARDS, HOLMAN & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

IMPROVED SALAMANDER SAFES,

Also, Gunpowder- Proof Locks, Iron Store Fronts, Doors, Shutters, &o.

46 & 48 Congress Street,

O.EDWARDS,) ^^ ^^ .^^

J. FKKNALD, ) ,2U *^ (^ ^ "^ ^ 3

The improved SALAMANDER SAFES have been before the public upwards of Ucehe years,
during which time several thousands have been sold by the Sul)scribers, and in every instance
where they have been tested by fire, the results have given the most entire and complete satisfaction.

New York, 22d July, 1845.
Messrs. Edioards &; Holman, Boston.

Gentlemen, — We take pleasure in informing: you that our books and papers, which were placed
in one of your improved Salamander Safes, were all preserved from the fire that consumed our store,
28 Broad street, corner of Exchange place, on the morning of the 19th inst., while letters and papers
(of no great value) which were deposited in a safe built in the wall, were consumed.

The Safe made by you fell from the second story to the cellar, and was subjected to so great a heat
that the knob and brass ornaments were melted off.

You will be pleased to send us one of your larger size, to supply the place of the old one, as soon as
possible, and oblige Your obedient servants,

COE, ANDERSON & Co.

FROM MESSRS. JOHN EARLE, Jr., & CO., BOSTON.

Boston, March 13, 1848.

Gentlemen, — Having been located in the block on Washington street where the great fire occurred
on Friday night last, and being made sufferers by the event, we have the satisfaction to find that the
contents of our Safe, which is of your manufacture, have not only been preserved, but are entirely un-
injured. It is our pleasure, therefore, to recommend your "Imprm-ed Salamander Safes" to the notice
of the public as being unquestionably " safe," the fact of which we have fullv tested.

Respectfully yours, JOHN EARLE, Jr., Jt Co.

Testimonials similar to the above, from the following nanied gentlemen (together with several " Test
Safes ") can be seen at our Store, viz. :— Messrs. S. <!t H. Cutter, Thomas Whitmore, Henry Warren,
James Boyd, Damrell & Moore, Boston; C. A. Paige, Sottthbridqe ; James N. Buffum, Lynn; John
Cook, Jr., & Co., Tall.ant & Macy. George II. Riddell, yantd'kct, Mass.; David Bugbee. Bangor,
Me ; John Mel, Neio York; Hewes & Cutter, San Francisco. Cali.; Charles H Hurd. freight acent.
Michigan Central Railroad, Detroit. Others might be mmied. but ihe abi>ve are considered sufficient
to satisfy the most sceptical that the Improced Salaniandtr Safes arc truly " /r'/v proot."

52

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

BOGMAN & KIMBALL

No. 7 Dock Square, Boston,

BEALEKS IN

i

uilding Materials & Mechanics' Tools,

Nails, Lead, Zinc, Sash Weights, Locks and Knobs, Butts and Screws, Cumings's

Warranted House and Ship Joiners' Planes, Groves' and Biggins's Saws, TJnderhill's

and Watts' Edge Tools, Iron and Steel Shovels, Twine, Glue, CoflSn Trimmings, &c.

GEORGE E. BOGMAN. S. B. KIMBALL.

The largest and best variety to be found in the United States, for every department in
Painting, is for sale, at wholesale or retail, by

ASAHEL WHEELER,

No. 59 Union Street^ Boston.

ALSO, MANUFACTURER OF THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED

FLORENCE WHITE,

An unchangeable gloss White Paint, which surpasses in real beauty and permanency, all
other inventions or improvements in painting white, to which hundreds who have used the
article will attest.

AGENT FOR BROWN'S BUFFALO GLUE.

MOREY & OBE

SUCCESSORS TO SMITH, OBER & CO.

Manufacturers of

BLOCK TIN

AND

BRITANNIA,

,AND^

DEALERS m

Glass Ware,

Nos. 3 & 3 naverhill Street, Boi^ton.

Manufacture and have on hand, at wholesale and retail, a full assortment of the abov« articles, or made to order at
Bhort notice. Also, repair all kinds of the above Wares. Dealers are invited to call and examine.

D. B. MOREY.

R. H. OBER.

GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

53

iPAiPSEE Mm sTTiiTa^assY vjArs^usii

cj,

JOHN MARSH,

No. 77 Wasliin^toBi Street, Joy's Building, Boston,

MANUFACTUREE OF

ACCOUNT BOOKS,

Writing and Dressing Cases, Manifold Letter Writers, and Importer and Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Stationery,
Portable Writing Desks, School Books, Hibles, Hich Fancy Stationery Artinles, Coinmcrclul :iud Law Hlanka, and t-Tery
article of utility and fancy connected with tlie line, adapted for the Oouniint; House and Ufflce, and for Artists, Teachers,
Professional Uenflemen, Travellers, &c., at wholesale and retail, on as reasonable terms as can be had at any other city
in the Union. ICT^AII new Articles received by the earliest arrivals.

CI?" Account I5ooks, for Banks, Insurance Offices, Kailroad Companies, &c., made to order with despatch.

Printing of Bill Heads, Circulars, Cards, &c., executed at the lowest rates.

N. B.— Country Merchants and Dealers will find it for their interest to call before making up their bills at any other
hou.°e. ___^__

ANDOVER PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.

wm II jr^BftW Willi B % HBlSI^fB

(OPPOSITE PHILLIPS' ACADEMY,)

miXXM' STREET, Al^DOVER, IKIASS.

DONE IN THE BEST MANNER, AND ON THE MOST KEASONABLE TERMS.

BOOK PRINTING,

PLAIN ENGLISH, GREEK, HEBREW, AND ORIENTAL PRINTING, OF EVERY VARIETY AND KIND,
EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH.

I^Every description of Stereotyping and Printing entrusted to his care iTill be faithfully and
accurately done.

j^°He would also invite the particular attention of Authors and Publishers to the peculiar facilities
of this Establishment, for executing any and all kinds of Priming in the English, Greek, Hebrew,
Arabic, Syriac, Coptic, Ethiopic, and Samaritan languages.

vHoppcrplaU printing.

ROBERT ANDREWS

HAS RETURNED TO THE

Old Stand, No. US Washington Street,

Where he is ready to execute all orders for

!?L4¥1I f?IEQil'ffI!ilS

WITH KE.\TSES3 AND DESPATCH.
— ALSO —

Marriage, Address, & Business Cards engraved and printed.

JOnX p. JEMETT & CO.

AND

BOOKSELLERS,

Nos. 17 & 19 Cornhill,

l^ Clergymen. School Committees, Teachers,
and Country Traders, supplied with Books and
Stationery ai the lowest rates.

54

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

HENEY F. WALLING

Attention given to the various branches of Civil Engineering, including Topographical, Mechanical,
and Architectural Drawings and Designs, and Mathematical Calculations of every description.

Maps of Counties, Towns, and Villages, and Plans of Real Estate, accurately drawn, and neatly
engraved or lithographed.

Preliminary Surveys and Estimates made for Railroads, Water and Gas Works, Plank Roads, Town
Roads, and other public works.

Estates Surveyed, Divided, and judiciously laid out into streets and lots. Landscape Gardens and
Rural Cemeteries laid out with carefully studied regard for picturesque effect.

Measurements and Calculations made for ascertaining the power of Waterfalls, for the equitable
division of Water Privileges, and for all purposes connected with the location and construction of
Mills and Manufactories.

Office, 81 Washington Street, (Joy's Building, No. 9,) Boston.

Particular Notice to Country Traders and Others.

O

Manufacturers, Importers, Jobbers, and Retail Dealers in

Nos.
29 & 31

Court Street,

29 & 31
Court Street,

Opposite the Court House, Boston.

This being the most extensive establishment of the kind in the city, and having been long estab-
lished in the business, with every facility — being extensive manufacturers, employing none but the
best workmen in every department — we feel confident that it will be for the advantage of purchasers to
call at our establishment.

S. KLOUS & CO., Kos, 29 & 31 Conrt Street. Boston.

J. P. MENDUM,

No. 35 Wasliingtou Street, Boston,

PDDLISHES EVERY WEDNESDAY,

The Boston Investigator,

A paper devoted to the free discussion of all
subjects connected with the happiness and im-
provement of the human race.

ALSO, FOll SALE

The Works of Thomis Paine, Voltaire, Volney,
Hume, De Ilolbach, Hcrttell, Knceland, and
various other liberal authors.

ABRAHAM WINSLOW,

DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,

No. 39 Hanover Street,

Over White's Bonnet Rooms. BOSTTQiNl

lie has a new Uoom fitted up with a large Skyliglit, by
whicli Likenesses are executed in any weatlier, sinzlo or in
proups. Likenesses taken, of the very best quulity, for
Scvcnty-flve Cents, including a good Morocco case
Also, ueiitly set in Lockets, Pins, RiiiU8> or Brace-
Ict.s. Particul.ar attention given to young Children, be-
tween tlio hours of 10 and 2, in clear weather. Mini;itures
of sick and deeeiised persons taken at low prices,

nr?"01<l Daguerreotypes cleaned and maJe to look as well
as when first taken.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

o;j

BOSTON J[LAX MILLS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE,

No. 7 LIBERTY SQUARE,

M. D. ROSS, AGENT.

LINEN YARNS FOR CARPETS AND RUGS, &c.

Seine, Sail, Baling and Wrapping Twines, i Window Lines, Bell Rope, &c..

Harness Twine and Knot Cords, I Upholsterers' Twine and Webbing.

ALSO, SHOE THREAD.

CARRIAGE AND JjORSE BAZAAR.

SAM U E L K . BAY LEY,

Federal Street, Boston.

CARRIAGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS ON HAND FOR PRIVATE SALES.
CARRIAGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BUILT TO ORDER.

EVERY SATURDAY, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, AT HIS LARGE AREA, BACK
OF THE BAZAAR, OF CARRIAGES, HORSES, HARNESSES, &c., &c., &c.

SAMUEL K. BAYLEY.

B^liil^

MANUFACTURERS OF THK

"G-RBCIAN AIR TIGHT"

AND

"GRANITE STATE STOVE,*

A LSO

COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,

Hot Air Furnaces, Cooking Ranges, Hollow

Ware, and Ornamental Castings,

FALL RIVER.

THOMAS J. COGGESHALL,

" GRECIAN AIR TIGHT.'

JOHNS. DOE,

MANUFACTURER OF

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL

n Chamber & Cottage

Also, 'Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Portable Sinks, Wash
Stands, Tables, &c , Wholesale and Retail,

No. 55 UNION STREET, (NEAR HANOVER,)
BOSTON.

NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION !

W I LLfAirBTG U Y,

MANUFACTURER OF

GLASS WATER PIPES,

AND PATENTEE FOR

LINING IRON PIPES WITH GLASS,

A desideratum long needed, as the oxidation of iron or

lead, produced by the action of water on metallic pipes,

renders the water very injurious and unhealthy,

NO. 85 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.

Also, Inventor of a Glass Strainer for the bottom of Wells
and Springs, which cannot fail to come into general use.

Also, several New Patterns of Pumps, which will be put
up to order. CALL AND EX.VM1NE.

56

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

POPULiR CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

OUR STOCK

OFFEE3

GREAT INDDCEMENTS

TO

5= Wholesale Purchasers

OF

MEN'S, YOUTHS,'

AND

Furnishing Goods,
Nos. 32, 3% 36, and 38 AHM STREET,

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

CONl>UCTEI> OrV THE OWE PRICE SYSTEM.

LARGE SALES A£n> SMALL PROFITS.

EDDY' S

Manufactory, 14 Railroad Block, opposite "Worcester R R. Depot,

CORNER OF LINCOLN AND KNEELAND STREETS, BOSTON.

THIS REFRIGERATOR having been in use for several
years, and given entire satisfaction, and having

AT THE Massachusetts Mechanics Fair, in 1850, is pronounced

THE BEST NOW IN USE!

_^ They arc made in the best manner, and of the best materials,
and are a handsome piece of Furniture for the Dining Room.
For convenience nothing can surpass it ; being constructed
upright, and having shelves of slate, upon the right and left, dishes can be put in and
taken out without displacing others, as you are obliged to do in the Chest Pattern ; you can
have access to your ice at all times, without removing anything. This Refrigerator needs only
to be e;xamined to be approved.

ORDERS SOLICITED PROM

Shippers, Dealers and Individuals.

A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THOSE WHO BUY TO SELL AGAIN.

^^ All persons are hereby cautioned against waking Refrigerators of this Pattern, as I
have taken measures to secure Letters Patent, and shall ])rosecute all ivho infringe upon it
in any manner. DARIUS i.DDY.

TVILLIAM P. TBNNY & CO.

DEALERS IN CARPETINGS

Of every Variety of Fabric and Quality,
HALL OVER MAINE R. R. DEPOT,

^

WM. P. TENNT,
J. AUG. FELT,
EDWARD KIMBALL.
F. B. WENT WORTH,

J. F. BUMSTEAD,

No. 134 Washington Street,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

GOLD, SILVER AND CLOTH PAPERS,

of exquisite finish and beauty for Parlors.
GOLD, SILVER AND CLOTH BORDERS.

of various widths.

MEDIUM AND COMMON PAPERS, of

every description, down to the lowest grade.

1^ A very low-priced SATIN PAPER, quite
prettv and genteel, may be had.

1^ Special pains taken with all the Low-Prtced Pa-
pers, to have them jtist lotrnt is wanted — good look-
lico and tasty as well as cheap.

COLUMNAR STYLES. Gothic, Grecian and
other orders ; with panels ; for Halls, Entries and
Vestibules.

FRESCO PAPER; Panels of plain style, or of
richly decorated in colors, and gold ; some for small-
sized rooms.

SCENERY PAPER, in sets of about thirty
breadths, forming Panoramas of distinguished places.

^^ COUNTRY ITIKRCHANTS and

Ihe best terms.

STATUES, of various subjects, with or without
Niches.

GRAINED PAPERS; Imitations of Oak,
Maple, Pine, and other Woods.

MARBLE PAPERS; White, Sienna, Scagli-
ola, &c., for Halls, Entries, CnvRCHES, &c.

CEILINGS papered in plain or figured style,
with ornamenled Centre Pieces and Corners.

DADO PAPER, to go around the room at the

PROTECTION PAPER for Walls that are to
be painted ; a peculiar and superior article.

PLAIN PAPERS, of every color and tint, on
hand and manufactured.

CHIMNEY BOARD PRINTS; numerous,
beautiful, and cheap.

WINDOW CURTAIN PAPER of all sorts;
used extensively in the country.

CARPET tAPER The genuine article, for
keeping out moths, and otherwise preserving a carpet.

the JOBBING TRADE supplied on

C. F. HOVEY & CO.

AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

No. 13 Winter Street, Boston.

THE ATTENTION OF WHOLESALE BUYERS is solicited to our LARGE STOCK OF

FANCY DRESS GOODS.

PATENTS. . . . AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.

Agency fob Business with U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
NO: 22 STATE STREET, BOSTON.

IN 1840 the Subscriber was appointed by the Commissiocer of Patents, Agent of the U. S. Patent OflRce, in accordance with
the 10th Sec. of Act of 37.

Having relinquished the Agency for the transmission of Models, and adopted a more expeditious mode of sending them to
the Patent Office, ivlurthy a Patent mny be procured about six weeks earlier ; he continues to forward them free of expense —
to prtpare Caveats, Ppecifications, Assignments, and all the necessary Papers and Drawings for Patents ; and to render advice
onJcgal and scientific matters respecting the same. Patents secured in Kurope and other countries.

By application at this office. Inventors are .=aved the lime and cost of a journey to Washington and delay there, as well as all
personal trouble in obtaining their Patents. They aUo have the advantage of verbally explaining their inventions, and of
consulting in respect to them; mutters, in general, of paramount importance in order to obtain correct specifications and
claims The experience of sixteen years' pj'actice, an extensive collection of rare worlts, decisions, &c., on mechanical sub-
jects, the Patent l^aws, and Patents of different countries, collected at much expense during the long time this office has been
established, together with accounts here kept of inventions patented at Washington, enable the subscriber to afford to inventors,
desirous of procuring Patents, assistance and information which in other respects might be difficult of attainment.

R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.

VirASHIiVr.TON, JULY 31, 1849. During the time I occupied the Office of Commissioner of Patents, Pv. H. Eddy,
VV Esq., of Boston, did business at the Patent Office, as Solicitor for procuring Patents. There were few, if any persons,
acting in that capacity, who had so much business before the Patent Office; and there were none who conducted it with more
tihill, lidelify and success. I regard Mr. Eddy as one of the best informed and most skilful Patent Solicitors in tlie United
States, and have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they cannot employ a person more competent and trustworthy, and
more capable of putting their applications in a form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.

EDniVNU BURKE, LiTE Commissioner of Patents.

For Buildings, Ship Cabins, Oval Frames, Minors, Picture Frames,

Ladies' Work Boxes, and all kinds of Cabinet Work, (being

made in imitation of various kinds of Wood.) Also,

PATENT CENTRE PIECES FOR CEILINGS,

WELL ADAPTED FOR VENTILATORS.

N.B. — ORNAAIKXTS made to any design, at short notice

LAW AND AGENCY OFFICE.

W 0 R T H I N G X ON gT S N E T H E N,

A¥¥®SIiaS¥ % S®iiI81LfciR AT LAW,

tVAsninrciToiv, ». c.

Practises Law in tiie United States Supreme Court, and attends to Cases before Congress ;

Prosecutes Claims and settles Accounts against the Departments and Boa"-''? of Commissioners ;

Procures Patents for Inventions at home and abroad, and obtains Pensions and Bounty Lands ;

Collects Debts, Bills of Exchange, Dividends on Stocks, Legacies and Inheritances, in any part of the United States, and in
Foreign Countries ;

Makes Investments of Funds in Loans, Stocks, and on Bond and Mortgage, and negotiates the Purchase and Sale of Loans,
Patent Itights and Lands, in any State of the Union ;

And undertakes all Law and Agency Business, confided to his care, whether to be transacted in the United States or in any
Foreign Country.

Particular attention paid to California Land Title Cases, coming up to the United States Supreme Court on appeal.

Communications {prepaid) addressed to W. O. SNETHKN, 5 Carroll Place, Capitol Hill, Washington, D. C, will meet with
prompt attention.

li. S. IiEARNBD

MANUFACTURKS AND KHRPS CONSTANTLY OX HANI) AT HIS KSTAHMSIIMKNT,
AX EXTENSIVE ASSOKTMKM OT

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ACCOUNT AND WEmORANDUM BOOKS,

WHICH SHALL

BE SOLD CHEAP, FOR CASH.

Orders, per mail, addressed,

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Caiiiliri(l4;<'|H»rl,

TIas*s.

\Vill receive iiroinpt attention, andfheOoodi
dfl'.vcred to customers, per Team. Kailroad,
or Exprcs<:, free of expense, and warranted

accoidiiif; to order.

ACCOUNT BOOKS

For Baiiks. Ilnili-onti, Iiixiirnix-r ni:d

jniaitiifiicliiriii^ Companies, Mrr-

cliants and TratU'i'S.

MADE TO ORDER, AND

RULED, LETTERED, &c.

To any Pattern desired, and
V; ARE ANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION.

L. S. LEARNED, C AMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.

WILLIAM PEARCE,

P 1 W H S 1 m,

FORCE PUMP & WATUR CLOSET MAKER,

]¥os. 33 and 33 CO]\GRE<!»S STREET, BOSTON.
WASH BASINS. ^^, '^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^

Mh^- -"^^'Vn ^(wf^'P ' *'

FOUNTAINS,
HYDRANTS,
CESS POOLS.

PLATEH COCKS,

AH PIPKS,
SHEET LEAH,

DRAIN TRAPS,

COPPER PIMPS,

AND EVERY REQUISITE IN USE IN THE PLUMBING BUSINESS.
Plumbing Work of every description Executed in any part of the XTnion.

\V. p. would resp«ctfuIiT st.-vte that he ha"; had 30 years" experience as a pr.icticiil I'lumber. and no effort will be spared on his
part to make this establishnitnt the best in New Kngland.

UTT' The Plumbing Work and Kater Fixtures of tlie following Popular Ilotols were put np throughout by me, and is a testi-
mony sufficient to assure tho«e who favor me with their orders that they will be executed with the very best material and
workmanship, in the most approved and thorough manner :

ItEVERE HOUSE, Bowdoiu Square, Paran Stevens, Esq. I NATIOX.AL HOUSE, Ilaymarket Square, Boston.
MINTHROP HOUSE, Tremont Street, Boston, K. W. Uol- | SAQADAHOCK HOUSE, Bath, Me., J. Patten, Esq.

man & Co. STANLEY HOUSE, Augusta, Me., Hon. R. Williams

AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover St., Boston, Lewis Rice, Esq | BRATTLE HOUSE, Cambridge.

PRIZE PLOUGH AT THE WORLD'S FAIR !

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NO. 40, SELF-SUAUPEXINQ PLOUGU.
THE. SUBSCRIBERS, MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS OF

PRCUTY & MEARS' CELEBRATED
Which obtained the Prize at the World's Fair,

In competition with Ploughs from all parts of the World ; also, a complete assortment of Agricultural
Implements, Seeds, &c. Also, PliOUTY & MEARS' new and improved Hot-Aik Ventilating

WOOD AND COAL FURNACES,

Churches, Stores, Dwellings, & Public & Private Buildings

Of all kinds, and wliicli are warranted to give entire satisfaction, in all cases.

COOKING RANGES,

Cooking Parlor and Office Stoves,

Of \k latest and most approved Patterns do?/ in Dse.

And to their already extensive Stock, they are constantly
adding new and valuable improvements, being determined to
offer to their numerous friends, every inducement for their
continued patronage ; and they would cordially invite all
in want of any of the above articles to call and examine

THEIR EXTENSIVE iiiTOCK,

AT THEIR WAREHOUSE,

NOS. 19, 20 & 22 NORTH MARKET ST.

^■0OI> rtRNAOE.

DAVID PROUTY & 00.

MAYNAHD & N07ES,
ivo. 11 mcRciiAniTS' row, bosto<\.

MAYNARD & NOYES'

BLACK WRITING INK,

For Metallic, or Quill Pens.

The manufacture of this Ink was established in 181G, and the quality has now been tested by the public for
THIRTY-FIVK YKARS. During this time it has been constantly increasing in public fayor and patronage, and
is now the leading article in the country. Those who may be ignorant of its superiority and reputation,
are invited to read the following testimonials, and to make trial of it themselves. When the best judges,
after using it twenty and more years, express themselves in one manner concerning its superior excellence,
it is quite evident that no one need be troubled with bad Ink.

Bank of State of North Carolina, liaUigh, March 4, ISil.
Messrs. M.\YXARD & NoYP.s : Gentlemen, — Your
Writing Ink has been in almost constant use by the
officers of this banking house for the last^/l!ee« i/ears
and has always been preferred to any other brand. It
flows freely from the pen, and does not ynould ; and the
color, though sometimes pale when first opened, becomes
a beautiful permanent black. I have been a regular
consumer of it myself during this time, excepting
when curiosity has led me to make trial of other kinds,
and take pleasure in being able to speak so favorably
of it, and trust that my opinion, founded on such long
experience, will induce many who may not be so well
acquainted with its merits to give it a trial.

Yours, respectfully, C. Deavey, Cashier.

Messrs. May^nard & Noyi s : Gentlemen, — We are
happy in being able to say, that we entirely concur in
the opinion expressed above of your Writing Ink, by
Mr. Dewey, the Cashier of this Institution.

Respectfully yours,

DuNX Cameron, Pres.
S. W. Whiting, Teller,
D. DuPri:, Bookkeeper.

, Boston, Jannarij 10. 1848

Messrs. Mayxakd & Noyes: Gentlemen, — It is
now, I believe, more than twenty years since the
School Committee passed an order for using your
Black Writing Ink in the City Schools. I have used
it during that period, and deem it a flrst rate article,
and cheerfully recommended it to others. It flows
freely from the pen, and increases in blackness after
being committed to paper, and the color is durable. I
know of no Ink equal to yours, and I have tried
many kinds, both English and American.

r. Mackintosh. Jr.
Priucipal of Writing Dup. Ilant ock School.

Kegistnj of Dftds, Boston, Nov. 20, 184". ■
Messrs. MayxaI!!) & Noyes: I have made use of i
your Writing Ink for the Recording of Deeds, &e., the
past twmty-flie years, and having found it to suit my !
wishes and purposes entirely, take pleasure in renew- |
ing my testimonial of its superiority. Prom the ap-
pearance of the records in my office, I am satisfied it ;
is superior to any I have used, and consider it partic-
ularly adapted for all purposes where jjermanency of i
color is requisite or desirable. It flows well from the !
pen, and does not mould; ami yny oldest records proce ■
its color to be umMerably black. \

Henry- Allixe, Register of Deeds. I

Boston Post 0_ffise, Die. 4. 1851
Messrs. Maynaru & Noyf.s: Gentlemen, — In IMS
I certified to the superior quality of your Writing
Ink. I have continued to use it ever since that time,
and take pleasure in expressing as I then did my en-
tire satislaction with it. It has now been used in this |
office more than twenty years. Other Inks have dur-
ing that time been tested, but yours has been in every
instance preferred. For fluidity, bUtckness, and per-
manency, none has been found equal to it.

Georgi; Wm. Gordon, Postmaster.

Bowdnhi School, Boston, Die. 10, 1851.
.Messrs. Maynard & Noyks : I bare usiidyour luk ia the
Writing Department of this School during the last twenty-four
jcars, uud leel pleased ia being able to express the same favor-
able opinion of it that I did ten jears ago. It flows freely from
the pen, its color is brilliant and permanent, and it combines
all the necessary and desirable qualities of good ink. It ha*;
given me such entire satisfaction for so many years, that I can
strongly recommend ic to all of my prefeseion, -vvbo fo much
need a "ftrst rate article of writing liquid.

Jas. Kcbinsc.x, Writicg Master.

Boston, Dee. 2, ISoI.
Messrs. Matnard & Notes : I am plea«ed iu being able to
say that longer experience in the ust of your Ink, and the
occaviuual tiial of other kiotls, has confirmed the good opinion
1 i-oroe years Muce t.\pres.«e.l concerning it. I have u>ed it in
my weekly preparations for the pulpit twenty-one ycarii, and
have found it suit my wishes enii/'li.. lis petaliar excellence
is that it l)ecomes blacker by age, at the same time 'ujioics (t'silij
from the pen, and is sufficiently dark to make what is wiit-
ten easily to be read imriediarelij after it has been com-
mitted to paper.

Yours respectfully.

U. W. DLiCDtN. Pastor Old South Ch.

Office of Mtrchants' Ins. Co., Bosloii, i\'of. 18, 184T.
Messrs. Mayn.ved & Noyes : Gentlemen, — I have
used your Writing Ink for the last si.xteen years. In
1840, I gave yoiv a certificate of its excellence, and
having continued its use ever since, to my entire sat-
isfaction, my opinion is confirmed in its superiority.
It flows freely from the pen, and is, in all respects, the
best Ink I have ever used.

George Homer, Secretary.

BLX7E, RED AND CARMINE INKS.— These Inks, for beauty and brilliancy of color, arc unequalled.

For sale, Wlioleeale and Eetail, by the Manafactorers, No. 11 Merchants' Bow, Boston, and by
Booksellers, Stationers, and Traders, generally, tbronghout the Country.

COPYINa INK.

This Ink gives a copy as distinct and perfect as the original,
and combines all the properties of our Writing Ink. This qual-
ity particularly adapts it for Counting-House use, as it answers all
the purposes for which a Writing Liquid is wanted. Put wp in
quart and pint stone bottles.

CUTLERY,

Hardware & Fishing Tackle,

Patent Tailor's Shears, Trimmers, and Points,

and Hairdressers', Paper-Hangers', Bankers'

and Ladies' Scissors, made by Leonard &/

Wendt, and Boscius Heinisch,

For Sale, Wholesale & Retail,

BY

MARTIN L. BRADFORD,

142 Washington Street,

S DOORS NORTU OF THE OLD SOUTH CHURCU,

©iSTSEI.

TYPE S,

THAYER, HOVEY & HOMER,

(SUCCESSORS TO EDWARD BRINLEY,)

DEALERS IX

Drugs, PaintSj Dye-Stuffs,

DRYSALTERIES &, CHEMICALS,

And Manufacturers of

DYE-WOODS & DYE-WOOD LIQUORS,
Nos. 3 & 4 South Side Fanenil Hall,

iB©STf®EI.

F. F. Thatek, )

josiah hovet, j
Alfeed AV. Homeb. )

Presides & Printing Materials

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

SUPPLIED PROMPTLY at LOW RATES,

— BY THE —

Boston Type Foundry,

JAMES M. SHUTE, Agent,
MINOT'S BUILDING, SPRING LANE,

FREMIUH FISE WORKS,

For Sale at No. 149 Washington Street, Boston.
JAMES G-. HOVBY,

Pyrotechnist to the City of Boston, for the years 18i8, 18-19, and IS'Jl, having received a

(lOld Medal at the Fair of tlie Mass. Charitable Mech. Association,

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Exhibited on Boston Common, offers to the Public, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, every \aiktv of
EXHIBITION and SALE AVORK, Manufactured at his OWN LABORATORY, ' *
and Warranted of SUPERIOR QUALITY. This being the

First Established and Largest Pyrotcclinical Laboratory in New England,

Committees, Traders, and Individuals, can liere select from the most Extensive Assortment.

NEW DESIGNS FOR FIRE WORKS, (by Bit.t.tnos, Rowse, and other eminent Artists ;) MOTTOES,
&c., furnished in every variety of Colored Lance Work, at the shortest notice.

ALL ORDERS ADDRESSED TO

JAMES a. H0VE7/149 Washington St.

MUTU^VL Fl RE INSURANCK COMPANY

CONTINUE TO INSl.'KK AdATNST I-OSS Oil DVMAOK HY KMIK,

OiH REA$OI\ABLE Ti:i{ITIf<>i.

DIRECTORS.

Chas. A. Wells,
Thomas J. Lobdell,
John Reed,

William Freeman,
Samuel S. Perkins,
Joseph L. Kates,

PKLHAItl BO\XEV. Jr., Secretary.

Jonathan Ellis,
Francis A. Sawyer,
John Marsh,

CHARLES A. WELLS, President.

Pclham Bonncy,
Wm. H. Calrow,
Frederick W. Ilobbins.

OFFICE, NO. 19 STATE STREET, BOSTON.

INDIA RUBBER

12 Broiiifleld Street, Boston.

J 0 H N C A PEN

Keeps constantly for Sale, every variety of

Air-Tiglit & Water-Proof Goods,

Made of Yulcanized Rubber,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

JOKN PORTSR,

(SUCCEB30E TO U. PORTED,)
fprmtor, PiUcntM and Sole Manafactnrer of hU Celebrated

PATENT BURNING FLUID,

A'-o. Manuriclurcr of ar.d l>t\'n in

FLUID CHANDELIERS,

BRACKET, ASTRAL, MANTEL,, IIANGINO AND SIDE

Patent Oriental and Side Camphene Lamps, Chim-
neys, Globes, Shades, Hall Lanterns, Portable &/
Study Lamps, of every kind, Glass Drops,
Wicks, Tin Cans, &c.
Nos. 8 & 9 Tremont Roiv, . . Boston.

Opposite tho Head of Huiorer Street.

DENIO & ROBERTS,

MANCFACTCRER3 OP

Bank Vaults and Steel Lined Chests,

AND ALL THE OTHER

Most Approved Rogue & Powder Proof Locks,

Also, Critcherson'b Improved BREAD MACHINES, for making Ship Bread,
Hard and Soft Crackers, Sugar and Soda Bi/scuit,

S. A. DENIO, ) p-v.«.,*^BMjEV*«

Sl^s"S^?s <^AUSEWAY, Corner of Friend Street, i^®§f ®^^

TRUSSZSS!

DR. J. W. PHELPS,

OFFICE AKD STORE,

No. 74 Tremont Street, opposite Tremont House,

Is constantly supplied from his own manu-
factory with a complete asfortment of

Trusses, Abdominal Support-
ers, Spinal Corslets, Shoul-
der Braces, Laced Stock-
ings, Ejiee Caps and
Fracture Bandages.

Also, A pparatus for Deformed Feet and Bow Legs. These in-
struments are all of the very best construction, and are used
and patroniied by the Mass. General Hospital, and are recom-
mended by the first surgeons in this country and in Europe.

Manufacturers' and Machinists' Warehonse.

SAIflUEE. ]?IAY & CO.

HARDWARE AND METALS,

No. 1 Broad Street, corner of State Street.

Steel, Anvils, Vises, Files, Chains,

Iron Wire, Brass, Copper and Steel Wire,

Tinned and Galvanized Wire, Galvanized Sheets,

Stubs's Tools and Files, Emery, Emeby Cloth,

Tinplate, Sheet-Iron, Block Tin, Pig Lead,.

Spelter, Antimony, Bismuth, Lead Pots & Crucibles,

Sheet Brass, Copper, Lead and Zink,

Nuts and Washers, Bolts, Screws,

Tinners' Machines and Tools.

A B O RN,

FASHIONABLE HATTER,

No. 95 'Washington Street,

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